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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-04-08

TO tie FreafOiders Of ths C:ty O; Richmond
shall support William Writ on Monday next:
l. Because he IS a Republican-and has not
been supervisor under The administration Of Jahn
Adams
9. Because the Legislature of Virginia is re-
publcan-and will Far more checrfuly listen to
any proposition from Republican than Fcde-
ralist
5. Because he has been Used to public speak
ing-and his powers OF eloquencc and of max
ing a favorable impression on popular assembly
are not inferior TO any mans in Virgt MIA.
A. because he possesses = genius Of the first
ordcr-c apabIe of shedding food OF hg.t on
the most important subjects OF pIl,t.cs md law
s. And because h is more capable % making
his measures popular, and Of promo ing he
prosperity of the citizens OF Richmond and Of
Virginia-than his competitor
OF Col Darlington l shall only repeat what,
he so eminently deserves tha, he Is u
man of the sternest and most conscientious vir-
tues-and one oft.e most dignifed Feder,lists
which belong to his party.
MtLTUM IN PARVO
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-04-08

oelvcd from the FTcsldcnt Cy'.f5-iI..l e1s7r.
the confidential communicated, II letter
. from Mr. Erskine TO MIR Madison ana ono
' from MIR Champaigny to Gen, Arms
trong--Ih eSe two papers were ordered u
:" be printed enclose YOU copy Of Cham
"paigiiy's letter. Itwiliprobaby Have an I'M
"portant Bearing on the measures We may
adopt, in as much as it is the FIRST decided
" intmatien or the part of the French Em-
peror OF wish to plunge the ". State,
" into the vortex of European politics.
We have I'm shed in this paper. the Ist mart oe
the Docun ent' accomp lnying the r. es;dcnt
message OF the 22S March: This part COM i.
sing al the correspondence relative 10 the Ci,es-
afeaNe-tcgetier WITH the papers relative ID
French afi,irs.-Thc reader will sec -, the let
ter from NJ Champagny of the 18th January,
formed no part OF the message of the 22d Mach.
In our. next we shall present the commence
ment OF Part I'd, comprising Letters from the
Secretary OF State to Mr.. Monroe on the sub
Ject otimpressment sc. also extracts from, and
enclosure IN, the letters of Mr. Monroe 20 tho
Secretary of State, prior to the Joint mission of
him and MIR Pinkney''-
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Notice is hereby given

That application will be made to to the di-
rectors of the ank Of alexandria, to renew
fifteen shares of bank stock of the bank of A
lexandria, which lave been lost or stolen -
Certificates numbered and dated a. follows, to
wit--No. Is, IL, Is, issued in the name of
Benjamin Dulany, on the 28th March, 1898.
No. 1864, to William 1. Hall, 9th of July,
1895 No. SCI, TO John Love and Compa-
Dy,28th March, 1875. --No9g5,t ito Chs Love,
5th July, l79o.--No. 1885, to Ann Mat
thews, 10th August, lSol.--Mo. 6S7, So,
and go, to Robert L. Hooe, March %, IS.
No. oo4, to James M'Crea and Co.-.-No.
1889, to Samuel Nichols, July 5, 1895
No.s7eS, to francis O.Lanysr.--No $50, to
Nj Lean and Cooke. 5th July, 1855 mo.
az, to Samuel Dunlap.
8. Dulany.
Noyen ber4. eo5w
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f. M & i I N E

LATELY from Europe, respectfully in
forms tie Young Gentlemen Of Alexandria,
that it is his intention to devote himself to the
instruction of those who may favor him with
them patronage, on the CL,dRLAEI& GER
4H.s.N FLUTE.
f. NJ. fatters himself that he will be found
adequate to the task, and assures his patrons
that every exertion shall be made upen his
part II or further particulars apply to him at
Mrs. Lunt's. Prince-street.
November 4. 2aw3t*
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5REMOV AZ.
Iolsph III. Vaudeville,

1tas rsnlo0cd his store to the Brick House late
iyoccNhic36y Lewis Debiois, esq. corner Of
King end Union streets Where he has on
hena and e6giers for Sa!1s--
1000 bushels Lisbon SALT.
Liverpool coarse and fire do.
Brown SUGAR in hhds. and bills.
Loaf and Lump do.
NIOLASSES in hhds.
Green COFFEE in bags and bills.
lmre.ial,
Hyson, TEAS
Young Hyson, In Bores g or. chests
Hyson Skin,
Madeira,
Lisbon, VINES in order for
Tcnceile and immediate use.
CIaret'
1 }vinassr,, .,,rd RUN
* N. England
Cognac BRANDY.
Holland GIN
WHiSKE.Y in barrels
IIERRINGS and SHAD In do.
Best Goshen s Rhode Island CHEESE,
in casks
HarGiss manufactured TOBACCO, in
Kegs
CANDLES in boxes, mould s dipt
COTTON, in bales
PLASTER Of PARIS.
Pepper AMI Pimcnto in bags Chocolate in
boxes wiring and Wrapping Paper, Snuff
in kegs, Soap, Rice, Bedford, Leading
lines, Butter in frkins. sc. &c.
ALWAYS ON HAND,
Fresh supcrhne Flour, and Buckwheat
Flour, for family use,
November 4. q
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-11-04
From the Fede,'ai Gazette.
MIR. EEwEs,.

MR.. HEwEs,
| perceive that the Fedaral Editors
generally give Us the paragraphs from the
6 National Intelligencer," as official annun-
Citations, or as hints; but as a matter OF
course, it being the government Gazette.
In your last extract from that paper it was
stated, that government had made suchpro-
positions to the belligerents as would exsort
the praise Of all federalisss, and rally the
whole people round the administration.--
Now, permit me sir, to doubt this. ! ask
Mr.. Snsith, did Mr.. Jefferson make the pro.
posal to raise the embargo as to England, II
she remove her orders as to us, without
connecting with that offer certain conditions
which we all know England will never con-
sent to- "A London opposition print de-
clares, that we demand of England the Tor
nal remuneration of the right to search our
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PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCE.
OF The REGISTER.

The following is an extract Of a letter
from Vera Cruz dated Aug. 90, 1908, to a
gentleman in this city:
g This port continues as usual to be shut
against ssreign vessels and although We
received the English as our friends, we do
not allow them the free trade as you sup
pese-al exclusive grants and privileges
given by our lastadministration have ceas-
ed"
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BE NOT D ElEIYED.--An -rnecta-8

Be NOT DECEIVE D. An expecta-
ton has somehow taken possession Of the
Pnbl,c mind, that the embargo will soon be.
raised, and even some important CONNER
ciai speculations, have been set on foot. in
confidence that such would be the fact. We
have Just. seen q letter from a person in the
treasury department. at Washington, to a
gentleman OF responsibility IN this. city, in
which are these words, (but speak from
memory can opinion has gone abroad, that
the embargo will be raised soon after the
meeting Of congress .ape. no idea that 1t
zviR. can510ss co1aeeive on 7utat basis this
expectation. e ffaasadsd."
NesO-22ork tGp.]
q SpAIN..... The fate Of the world seems TO
hang upon the decision OF the battle expec-.
ted % be. fought between the armies. Of Bo-
naparte and the Spanish patriots. The ma
tons Of Europe are looking on in dreadful
suspense, without sufHcient courage to ex-
press their hopes or fears. The panic has
reached even this country that ought not to
be efcotc.i by the wars Of Europe. But SOFT
is-N 0 nation but England he's courage to
Offer the right HAND OF friendship 1.-THE op-
pressed SPaniards, ES they conquer they
ccnoaGr aione--to the hand Of the Almigh-
ty and 10 ;heir own courage they Will owe
their success: ifthey are dsstroyed-tfo'
they mag perish without The pity c1sthe pre-
ten5lcei friends Of Universal liberty they
viii exsort.thc admiration OF the world, and
Tie history or their exer1ions will be read,
when the pusi.lanitaous acts Of some Of their
enemies are forgotten.
[pa. FED. Rep.
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LOTTERY OFFICE.

G. TIcxErs in the Charitable
Marine Society Lottery, now
draHing. for sale at the Office
Of the ALcxandria Daily Gazette,
price Eue Dolls. g Seventy fue
cents. A regular list Of the
drawing will be received and IN
formation given gratis to those
who purchase tickets.
August 9.
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[paL FED. Rep.
TIE SPANISH MINISTER.

The government papers inform Us that
the Spanish government his appointed Don
S8NrIBA3!os as minis-fr TO the u States.
We rejoice atsuch an evidence otgood dis
position towards this country from the pa
triots Of 22,s;;..iin--the more, because il VII
be the means Of fairly testing the sentiments
of our cabinet towards the SpaAh nation.
Donaparte has declared tile Spaniards to be
I isis, he has appointed his brother Joseph
a king % rule ever them, and required all
TIE powers on tie continent to acknowledge
him as the lawful sovereign Of spsin--ve
arc thsretors particularly anxious for the
decision OF the interesting point of Mr..
Teiierson's entire devotion to a TYRANT,
aud hostility to the brave and injured Spa
nlards. The proper reception Of SASTI-
EANos will be an acknowledgment of the
independence of his government; lis re-
lection equiyoeal to a declaration against
the RsBEEs.. The trial will be severe to
ous cabinet and we believe they dread its
approach.
cree. pspa6.
Saragossa, where the Spanish patriots
gained a victory over the French, is a place
famous IN the history OF Spain for the great
victory obtained there in the 10Th century
by Ferdinand Of Arragon, over the Moors,
OF whom immense numbers were slain and
thrown into chasni Of themountains which
has Since been called EIBayranco de los lSu-
e5.tsa, 1hc ditch OF the slain. The French
have also. some. reason TO remember it, hav
Ing been defeated there with great loss in
tl.e-saceession war by the British and Pog-
tngeese, under general 55tanhope.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-11-04

at is a fact that Mr.. Skipwith0he con-
nul gcneraD returns to America by the YES,
sci which carries this letter, being recalled
by the President on the demand OF this 60
yernment. Mr.. Warden, the secretary OF
Gen. Armstrong, fills Up the place.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-11-04

l HAVE RECEIVED,
Per the Shin ARNo via Baltimore,
A few packages Fall Goods,
Which with those on hand, will enable me %
furnish the following Articles,
ViZ
Super6ne and other Cloths and Cassimeres
Striped elastic Cloths and blue Cassinets
Blue, brown, drab, and mix Forrest Cloths
Brown and drab ladies' Coatings
Grey, mix, twil!ed, and striped Coatings
Cd n.p'5 Frizc of different eolors
Stout twilled Flushings
Red green and blue Bookings
Write, yellow and red Flannels
SupcrEine shiniag Fiannels
White and blue Kerseys
Green, blue and white Half hicks
Rose and striped Blankets
Waistcoating in variety of figures
Moreens, Joea's Spinnings, Duraats, bona.
bazcts, and Camblcts
Cords, velvets, and Thicksets
Dimities and Fustians
Lambs Wool, worsted and cotton Hosiery
Calicoes, Shawls, & Pocket Handkerchief
Jaconet and Cambria Muslins
6-4 Book Muslin & Muslin Handkerchiefs
Ticklenburgs, German Oznaburgs
Hessiai1s and Padderborns
Sewing Silks, Twist and Buttons
Eff and American Gunpowder, scar.
ranted good.
James River Chewing Tobacco, &c. &c.
John Janney.
10th mo. 9Th. mo6w
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merchant ships; that without this osir pre-
sent rulers will not raise the embargo. Let
Mr.. Intelligencer answer to this without pres
varicaticn before hs demands the unaiyid-
ed plaadits of the
FEDERALIsTs.
.4nothfr hit at M. sJr5ferson The editor
aci the Wing, the .Nuisaace of Baltimore, who
"a few days since charged Mr.. jefferson with
meanness, contemaft5le, introduces the sub
Joined article from London paper in these
words IN enenly's sneer.-or the .teet 81
.cRIsGING, aiafatca boat. klohcu." AS the de-
mocrats have had all the credit for eleyatlng
Mr.. Jefferson to hispresent dignity, let them
Eow have equal credit for abusing him as the
Yeriest of scoundre Is esv- YORK 1ahcr.
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ORPHANS COURT,

Alexandria County, Nev. Term, 1903.
ORDERED,
THAT the executors Of James Russel de-
ceased, insert the following advertisement in
the Alexandria Gazette, three times week
for eight weeks.
This is to give Notice,
SAT the subscribers have obtained from
4 the Orphans Court of Alexandria 'ty.
Ia the district Of Columbia, letters testament
tary on the estate Of James Russet, late OF the
County aforesaid, Merchant, decd. All per.
sons having claims against the said deceased,
are hereby warned to exhibit the same with
the vouchers thereof, to the subscribers on or
before the 4th day of May next, or they may
by law be excluded from all benefit to said
estate, and those indebted thereto are requir-
ed to mako immediate payment
Given under our hands this 9Th day OF No
yember 1903.
James H. Hooe.
Trueman BralhearS.
E1eeuto-s Of James Russell.
November eos
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BANK OF POTOMAC,

an November 1903.
AIOTICE is hereby given to the stock
!. IN holders iii this institution that divi-
dend of three and half per cent, is declared
fer the last six months ending this day, which
viii be paid to them or their legal representa-.
tiycs, on Tuesday next, the 9Th instant.
By order ofthe President and Directors.
Charles Page, CalAser.
November a ec6t
Trinity Church Lottery,
FIRST DAYS DRAWING.
10. 1866, first drawn Blank,
entitled to 600 dolls.
1879 prize Of 100 dolls.
$3.50, 121og, 1864 prizes
Of SO dolls.
Ard proportionate share fsnaller prizes.
Gain of the wheel this day $50.
TICKETS
At 6 dollars each, for sale at r. GRAi'S
Bookstore, where correct list of the draw
lings are kept, and all tickets sold by r. Gray
will be examined free of expence.
Warranted undrawn tickets exchanged for
prizes.
Nov. A..
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.,-,av n.y. & - ~
saaog!a ss:p Ss5sts
rRID.sY, NOVEMBER 4.
--s%s--
CIRCULAR.

: ). r,evesbonafag Committee fer The
Z .,,,,v Of Aagusfa, encouraged by our
s .sa ;d.es acsasistency, aaa 5y eoeaslt-
s s:sa.iyrs 4s,osa: os srent trts ct the State
arTrs7sis, hare formed Tie annexed g..
sral 1ickes.
rms Ticket would have made its ap-
.anee il, RIr. Davis's paper Of the t8-h
seoT published in Richmond, # it hadaot
- s,rsstssi, BY 4 somnaistee OF feaersl:sss
s.saf alase. 10 rs. unknown, through the
ssole progress Of cur proceedings an
An really seems 10 lsssye been brought
80 existence BY the arrival at that place OF
!. tisssset aaasls oessay us- IL 7sesitasc ned
s}6.ia,s for tsl.St COMMITTEES, ssor, Tor am
,s;sa &. OR FEDERAL hrsshera, but we mean
: ,et consistently with ourselves, aud to
otr Ger these Inen ard these only whom
:, viis;, TO sascscd, and TO give 70 oas sc-
,,ral sF6sh.ra tlsrourhaus the sTatc the
s spq}1,ossu,sit,. We dsprscate the t.lea
.f,ot;gs tier SO, a.,ll W.. aave no heslta-
son ID sssy me-, tlsas the coarse recommends
1hr the cosssnai,tee a. Kicanc.lsi, IS caicu-
E.,rd 10 insult tire feelings OF the man they
E,|yocase, i1.assnpeh as the avcwed oNlectis,
,,t that hssssos:ld sacceed, but that his iame
.bons,, &c made use Of to defeat theelcct:ca
NH, oaronsnt, in tbs state. Ne are not
asoset 70 iasare the teeiings Of hat gentle
nan. or S:.s, ot:s.3l, but We ave a desire 70
,aher. 70 tie i.a.is,ciple We set out With, and
therefore although nc time previous 80 the
eIection is too short to promise m,nh, we
subnlis to oar brethren the fol-3
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-11-04

THE BRICK DWELLING HOUSE
and STORE, on King street, next door TO
the Washington Tavern. For terms apply
to
John Janney.
September %. lawet
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-11-04
William BOYS.
Carter Beverley.
Alexander Mellon.
Alexander St. CLAIR.
Samuel Clarke.

esst us.a
Nh. - z;ectors CouNry OR CITY.
- i. N3rf,i i 59y3,;,gy.,
I c,orye < I,sy,or, P~sssc. Gsaxge.
r.; ,o,,a rTslso, 4sekgasssburs,.
p, phi ;,,.r;,,a. ,o,, ssn.
-, C1scrl9ste.
,u:u;s., ,o,1,.., .eo Pau,ha,ap.
w y ;,,;s',n -. .S,,,sli la,brrst.
ca 1''' Iola Vets Bsdfora.
Cal Ea,gau; cafT;na-
-, C;t4 R;csmoasa.
Charles Da5pev, Haeooer.
Cen. Henry Ycarr, Kiag ard ssteea.
Cen. Edwsrsi s,srpa-
ems. C,l,ssb5er.
L,ven pore,l. Iaue5oa.
n,c.o~ f,orssin, ,r;aain. 11rk.
.,hn D. Watkins, Nee Kent.
I John Campbell, E5e8tmcreia1a.
Ba;lv WASHINGTON. .SraTTerG.
Robert paer F,gltriek.
Col. Elisha Boyd, Byrk5ey.
Rohrrt (,ra,fan Roc&ij, chan.
Gen. Ro5sr, Porter
field. A,eusta.
Gen. Wy:.lsam Tate, B7usaiReton.
Col. John ssaars, G,se4 1'rSGr
e...o has
Inc i'residcnt o. me oiassu olSses ilss
,;rsns &c Sa,,smse.,,ly, re,',estinp- s,,s.en-
sion e tbe snsbarro + IS ~ exact COPY of
y. .us,aas te1.t, sbts ecrn,ernet;t;ons on That
I ,o"'' - 50 la t,,e petitioners
-. - ~'.s i :. ,,,aet;-o Iaid Cor that
:, 'ns.. 'i'.'i' ''s1 ,s.l -, he fol-
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-01-04

The hon. alexander McRae has been
again unanimously re elected president ct
The counril Of state, and OF course lieut..
goyernor Of the commonwealth OF Virgi.
MIA, for the presen, year.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-01-04

- The Proprietor Of the
AexdnariS Daily Advertssen will
difpose Of the Establishment on
moderate terms there are now
nearly SIX hundred Subscribers
and the Lift INCREASING. To a
.Perfon of Induitry and Talents
for conducting a Newspaper,
this would, be a desirable Situa-
ton. Circumstances beyond his
Controul.render it necessary to
make Sale, it will therefore be
sold great Bargainif Applicant
on be made foon.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-01-04

TO be an American vessel Git Of which We
might have been supplied, we'rowcd towards
her, bat soon found her to be 2 French prlva-
teer. When along side we related sour mis-
fortunes to the captain and begged he would
giveus water to last us till we arrived at Barra-
Goa. But instead Of paying the least attention
tdour wants, he employed himself In exaIRiH-
ing our trunks. After an examination, which
took uptwo hours and a half and he steeriRg
from the Island, took all the goods we had an
the boat, nearly all our cloaths, and then order
ing US in the boat; we entrcated him to give
us up the property, but all to no purpose. Find
ing we could not get it, we asked him for e.
nough to pay our expence in Barracoa. repre-
scntng to him that it was place where we
knew no one, but to no avail. The Piratical
Villain turned from us and ordered us in the
Eboat-in this situation we departed from the
vessel, without any thing to eat or drink and
was three days before We arrived in Barracoa.
Well might exclaim with Faulkner,
6 That while / measured DER the painful
race,
In fortunes wild illimitable chase,
"fAdyersity, companion of my way,
:" Still DER his victim hung with iron sway,
90 Babe new distresses every instant glow,
Marking each change of place, with
change of woe.'
g On our arrival we related cur mistor-
tunes to the governor, and through his infiu-
ence got vessel, went up and brought down
the remainder of the cargo ead crew.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-01-04

The brig Sumner, captain Brown, St
this port, whose capture BY sFrsnch:pri
saieer we noticed some time since, hss o.
lepg.h been heard from. The supcrcargo
re+urued here on "Wednesday last, This
vessel was carried into Omoa, por.in the
Spanish Main, apc there condemned with
her cargo for breach of Bonaparte's blec-
kade, Of the 21s: November. The Sum
ner was from Jamaica bound to this port.
So much for Re pense."
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From the Roston Gazette.

Messrs. Russell aad Cutler,
The enclosed extract of letter from one
o. the owners of the schooner Roby, in my
opinion, calls loudly for publicity. The bar
barous and savage piracyvof the captain of the,
French prlvateer, has never been exceeded.
- am sorry that the name Of the savage cap
tain IS not mentioned. You may&rely on the
correctness OF the statement, there's are seye-
raj letters In town to the same purport.
The schooner Roby, Alexander Murray,
sailed from Charleston on the 18th Septem-
ber,efor Trinidad, Isle Cuba On the lst &C..
tober, having been deceived ~ currents, we
were strandcdon the north point of Inagua,
one ofthe Bahama Islands. 1t was about one
O'Clock at night, and very dark; the sea run.
ming high, she soon bilged We had little
idea OF saving our lives, but fortunately she
was drove up in such mamerupon the rock S:
that we,saved the major part of eur cargo,
which took up five days. We could find no
inhabitants there, and the only thing we were
likely to sntfcr for was water, having onlysa-.
we'd apart of a cask from the wreck; but had
plenty of every kind of proyisions.--In this
situation, you may easily Judge our feelings,
at the dismal prospect which presented to us.
Inc beach covered with goods ofyarious de-
scriptions; hogsheads, barrels, boxes * crates,
all heapcd up in confused conjunction. A lit
tie Beyond, hard hearted iron. bound shore.
isshed oy the surf, roaring like thunder, at
intervals rislES mountains high hey ond that
again was the unfortunate Roby, reclining on
her bilge, and obstinatcly sustaining the rude
shocks which constantly assailcd her.
!" On the 9th Of October. Mr.. Douglass &
myself, with one Of our crew, departed in cur
boat Tor Baracoa, Isle of Cuba, being a dis
lance OF so miles. We took with us pro-
perty to the amount Of l7oo dollars, in order
to purchase some vessel to return for the re-
mainder OF the crew and cargo. After we had
got little distance from the shore, we found
the boat to leak in sueha manner as to require
one OF us to bail the whole time; but notwith.
standing we ssill proceeded on, having head
winds, squally weather, and heavy rains. We
were out six days before we mad & The island,
when We espied yesselto windward running
down; being on, Of water, and expecting her
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January T..
PERFORMANCES.

The Ladies and Gentlemen of ALEXANDRIA,
are most respectfully informed that ON
WEDNESDAY, EYRALAG, Jan. s.
AT MIR. John Hsdgskgns Tavern;
Will be presented an ExTERTA1Sm1Nr con.
sisting of Songs, Figures, sc.
BIZ Mr.. SICKETS. lately from New.York.'
Inthe course ofthe performance Mrs S.
will sing the following songs.
a Favoritc Laughing Song-I'de Laugh at
my Grannum-O dear, Pine SO pleased
Also Comic Song, called, Murder in Irish
with several others, Particulars to be expires.
ed in the bills for the day.
~ Admittance 50 Cents. Children half
price.
anuary 2. d.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-01-04

The ship Usage, Dopler. was below
,,;ch, from Dublin and said 20 have
,odas. passage. She will probably BIZ
London news week later than our la
advicrs,
Capt Lunsdsn, CT the brig Olive Branch
passed St. rhemas on the second Decrm.
Der and ipforms u., that is was closely
bIurkadedbythe tsritsh. s
A cps,rr arrived az this pore yesterday
fren Bermuda, with dispatches fer colonel
Barclay, the British consul.