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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-11-14

the geuius of the Mufc,- It Z" extends her myftiS
| mantle to ali the evils ofhis lite," and the mind
Iofes too much OF its dfapprobation for The VI
ces of the y;csim, in fymPathiiing with his un-
merit :. nisfor,unes.
TE'- ,hen is the plain catcchii;n ofthe repubi-
can party: pity for the fate of hanltua irnt,,,
nifty towards his sntagonift !; the moft unrll.h.-
ing fufpicion ofthe political apoitafe.
Should ever this imperfect ketch meet the
eye OF Mr.. Burr, he knows little of the einoti-
ons of its author, if he ihould conceive him to
indulge the refentments OF Il viltllent and im-
Piacable Foe. Penetrated as he Il with deteC.
tation or his POLITICAL conduct, as that conduct
appears to him 1T the prefent moment to be,
he has not yet excluded from his bofom
every fcntiment OF admiration and fvrp,a.hv.
He admires the courageous fprit that he has hi
therto tufplayed He adnres the almoG mimi
table cafe and poilh Of his manners, foftened
as they now are by the touches of adveriity;
and the endowments of his mind have not efca
ped his attention, nor have they failed 70 attract
his reverence. He cantruly FAY that the Rrongeft
fentimen. which he is at this moment conftrained
TO indulge, flows from the melancholy reflection
that man 70 highly gifted as Aaron Burr with
fuch various and admirable Accomplishments
hould have anihiated all his uefulnefs, and full
lied his own honor by defending from fach an
elevated ation, to mix in the pollution and abo-
mination of political intrigue.
~ The Editor cannot but lament that the
preceding portrait has not fallen into the hands
OF fome more competent perfon odefgn; &that
his own avocations have prevented him from et.
wing II a more finfhed appearance.
The general refult of the elections for repre-.
fentatives in Congrefs which have recently taken
place is as follows
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LANDS FOR SALE,

Intbe cercre Country Fate efN-sy York.
7ffE Subscriber having charge of part of the valu.
4 able LANDS in the Geneiee country lately ur,-
der the agency of Charles Wiilianfon eq now offers
Them for ale moderate terms either to actual f-t-
cers to thofe who declining to ette on the lands
thenelves, deiirous of inveting their monies for
the uure Benefit of their families. The titles Of thefe
lands are iudilputabie.
For terms apply to Mr.. John Henop, at the pro-
prietors land Office at Geneva in the county of On,a-
rio, il the Rate Of New York, or to Mr. Sauil S.
Haght at Bath, in the county, of S,euben or to MIR
Frederick Tanning, Preon, in the cate of Connect
cut--or to
ROBERT TROUP.
New York, Tune 5, 1sO4.
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5ales dt aurtiu.,.

mn /old, TO The bigbeR bidder, on fbep,smies.
on Friday tbe 10th inn.
a HALF acre LOT, known in the plan of the
L n city by number s46--adioining ShockG Ware
honie, and immediately in the direction through which
the Locks will PATS in communicating the water in the
Balm with tide The ituation is peculiarly IA
vourable for mill fas, and there is the prenfcs
fable, ufed preient by the of the Petersburg
fage, on rent.
Terms of payment, fsty days credit, the purchafer
giving approved negotiable note.
THOMAS TAYLOR & Co.
due9ienesrt
November Ia
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THE SUBSCRIBER

II EGS leave to inform his friends and the public
u in general, that he has removed to the houfe
formerly occupied b. Mr.. John Key, Taylor, on the
crof erect oppote the Sell Tavern where he carries
MS boiinels; and he his thanks to gene
pubic for their encouragement, in his line Of buff
neis and iocts their farther patronage, as he will
have their work done in the neateR and mott fahion-
able manner, and by the hortel notice.
WILLIAM WORD, Taylor
November 14.--(eW2)
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5ates at auctinn.

WILL. be fold at the auction room of the fnb-
w fcribers on Tuefday next, the 2oth init. for
the benefit of the underwriters:
Two boxes IRISH LINENS, LONG LAWNS,
g CAMBRiCKS-MariSed G. K l69 1877 I'M
ported in the Little William, Capt Badry from Ii
verpooL
THOMAS TAYLOR & Co. v. M.
November l4.--(ep2)
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HN Monday the 9th init will be fold on the pre-
0mfes, TO the highea bidder,
Two handfome and well enclofed LOTS on Shoe
koe Hill immediately oppoGte to General Moleley's
No 633-652.
Terms of Sale ! Cath, J in Gxty day, & I
IN Months.
THOMAS TAYLOR s Co. " M
November il. (20
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VtTasort.-In two diftri6ts of this fate there
has been no choice made Of representatives to
the next congreis-on the fecond trial, the
republicans hope to carry their candidate in
both. Mr. DIN republican, has been ed
IN the third diltri6t by majority OF 4sl--Mr.
Chittenden, afederalift, has been chofeD, in The
fourth by majority of So votes.
In the two difri6ts in which no choice was
made there were tzvo or more republican candi-
dates & one tederal-the diUifon, however,, did ret
afford the federaliits the fuccefs they expeeted.
On the next trial the republicans will TO doubt
mite. MIR. Elliot and Mr.. Fix were the rcpub-
lican candidates having the higheft number of
votes in the diftritts, in which no choice was
made they will probably be elected.
The prefent year therepublican general tick It
has had An actual increafe of 1000 votes.
aurora.
Obio.-The late election, for congref, fate
fenate and houfe of representatives, has been
warmly conteited in the feveral counties of
this tate. Ii we are correctly informed, the
elections in Ohio are held early in October as in
Pennsylvania. There had been remarkably
ftrong federal oppoftion, but from every coun-
ty, from which we have heard, the republicans
have triumphed. A third PARTY has arifen in
Ohio, which has publhed an electoral ticket
or Prefident and Vice-Prefident nearly all
the perions named upon it have been federalifts,
the remainder are of the guid defcription vet
TINS ticket is publiihed as the "genuine repub-
lican ticket" and it is profeGed that the per-
fons nominated will vote for MIR. Jefferfon.
AT the laft fe6ion of the Ohio aiIembly, howe
yer, its members nominated fuitable perfons as
candidates for electors-meetings had been fub-
fcquently held throughout the fate, and the no.
mnation approved we have, therefore, no ap-
prehenhon of the refult. 1t gives us infinite
iatisfaetion to find that the republicans of Ohio
TO faithfully follow the example of their friends
in Pennsylvania: they will always cheriIh the
fame Principles.-- aurora.
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"a opinion hss been lately Imported in an Ella
5orate EBAY in the u. S. Gaz that 81. Domingo had
a' much right to regulate its trade as the government
Of France bad to regulate It's own trade and thai the
American merchant had as much right to trade with
he hrit as with the iaR. Whatever be the truth OF
the principle isf nc eoncluson which is drawn from
1t, IS evidently erroneous The maxim Rsted in the
tex IS the Only ore which is compatible with the To-
vereisn,y &c government.
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STRAYED or STOLEN

IRON the Commons Of this City on the I,h inn.
two hores, one lkeIy bag about years old with
remarkable hole on the left fje Of his neck oeeaE-
oned we Preinme by his being Snag'd there when
colt, there IS ALTO fu1a knot OF one Of his ehghs we
believe his rshtThe other black about 0 years old
It IS believed he had ione white hairs IN his forehsad
though e are not certain one Of hs ouders has been
hurt and is little wthered, which caufss BIN, lorne
times TO tot little lame, they ar both about 5bz,ds
high, the bay was IN fine order, and TIE black In toie
Fable good order, neither Of them pacs 5.
Whoever will deliver the above orfss to the }.b-
fcrbers or give Information 70 'ha, they NAV Get f
4 ain, iIsii be literally rewaseei.
THOMAS q AMCSIArD.
Richmond, ilIh Mo. Ia, lso4.
" HILLS or LHDING, SlYEfIFFS BLAWKS
BLANK BoNDS, Gc. so.
FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE.
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BANK OF VIRGINIA.

HE Stockholders hereby notified, That the
q SeeordIzfai,0est on their Shares will become due
on Friday the 7th of December, when payment uiuR
be made at the Bank.
JBRoCKENBRoUGH, Gather.
Nov. Ii. Sw
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/ He GRAND LODGE or VIRGINIA. will
Il meet in the MsfoD's Hail. in the city Of Rich
mond, at o'clock in the evening Of MONDAY the 1osb
day of December next
W. H FITZWHYLSoNN, C. s.
Nov. IL.
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FOR SALE-at Roekett'.

II ME fubicrber is authorized to rent the houCe a,
4 fiay-MTkcs now occupied by John Heath ei:,.
The houfe is large and convenient, aud may be OBJ
tanned on reafonabe terms. Pohefon will be given
ON the iirit OF December when Mr.. Heatls term e1-
pres PHILIP N. NICHOLAS.
November l4-reP III
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SaIes at anetian.

AT the Office of THOMAS TAYLOR s. Co. on
FRIDAY, the 10th infant;
a Bale ofSUPERF7NE CLOTHS, damaged on
I \ board the fhp La,ona from Liverpool, and fold
Tor the benefit of the Underwriters and Others con-
trunks Caleoes, = g,
boxes Iriih Linens, -"u
4 bales Cloth. & CaiIimere.,S ireii imported.
And variety of other goods. Terms will be made
known at the time Of fale.
Nov. II.
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SaIeS at Suction.

November Ia.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-03-07
Charleston, Feb. 81.

Captain La Comb, who arrived on Sa.
turday in 90 days from Barracoa, informs,
that a few days before he sailed, schooner
under French colours, wirh pretended
clearance from the city of St. Domingo, ar
rived at Barracoa; but suspicious being
entertained that she was an American YES
sci, several persons went on board of her,
but could not learn any thing respecting
her from the Frenchmen; they discovered
on board the clothes, &c. of the former
crew, who, it was expected, mad eitherbeen
murdered or put on shore in the woods
The Frenchmen had daubed over her name
with tar, but it could still be plainly oistin-
.gnished, it was the /" Rosezve7, of Me1v-
1ork." She is . very fine schooner, from
eighty to one hundred tons burthen, white
bottom, vanished sides, and had every ap-
Pearance OF being but short time out from
the United States.
The ichooncr Tartar, CT Baltimore, had
aiio been brought in there-he was fif cap
tueed by the French priva;eer AogGiiIs, who
put prize mater ard crew on boa.d, which
'pr ze matter ~ attempting TO land her cargo,
(coahfing If cortraband articles WAS dilcovelcd
by thc Spanlh gov rnment brig ST.. Julien, and
the Ffenchmen unable TO elcape, ran the fchooner
oil III re, and asd iato the woods, when fh: was
taken petition Of and BY the STanifh big and
brought into Bsnscoa.
Capt La Comb left at Baryacos the flip Pat
fey, Murphy, Of Baltimore, to fail in two or
three weeks. The fchoener Charlotte, and the
fchooner Sally. OF this port, with cargoes ofaoar
bad been ordered away by The government few
days before capt. L, failed, together with fel'r.
Farmer OF New York.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-03-07
E-om the American Daily Aavertises.
A CHRONICLE.

And It came to pass in those days, when
peace reigned through the land, that the
spies ofthe Galanites returned from search
ing oft the land of Louisiana, whittier they
had been sent to search it out.
Wherefore they spake unto the rulers
and gathered tie people together, and said
unto them, the land which you sent us to
search, behold Is a goodly land, and ex-
ceedingly far, and aboundeth with much
fruit, and the heather who possess it, they
are but few.
Now the people of Gala were a mighty
people, their numbers were like the sand
on the sea shore, and of all their deeds
which they have done in Egypt and Sy-
ria, and round about the Red Sea, are
they not written in the books of the wars of
the great nation?
And they said one to.ano!her why stay
we here to peri IN clusters for the lack Of
bread, letus rise up and choose unto our
selves captains aud rulers, that we may go
out and possess this goodly inheritance.
And the mobiles andrnlers assembled the
people together; and they divided them
into lots, and so.ne were tillers of the
ground, some were handy-craftsmen, and
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FOR SALE
A TRACT OF LAND
Nov. 90.

formerly the propsfsy.of Ilham Keith lying ia
the county Of Faoquies, adjaniag The merchant
mllllsrev purchafsd OF Nathan Mathew BY Hen
~ D. Iiooe, contaihing By d 3S5 acres, aboue
eight miles from the Cour III utc, and is tho't
by good judges, II point OF tsr'ii,y interior 10
no land in the comfy is well watefed, abounds
in Goe low grounds; has on II reicrahle dwell.
ling houfe, a fmalI orchard, afuffic.cuey oft,m-
Der and lays well.
Alto, one other TRAD, about ten
miles above lie C.u5, i4oute, cont nns 40 ut
600 acres; lyifg upon CATERS Run, pea ne
maia read leading to Winch Ger. This land IS
we'll wa,crcd, has many odvan.ages attdchc, to
it; fuch as country mills, &c,-ahout o,e hslf
In woae,s and is confdeted as excellent for crop
ing, being iae for either wheat corn ,ohacca.
L. Afhton.
Faaeoier Court Hou(e,
F-b II. d4w
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some men Of war; and there were captains
over thousands, and captains over hum
dreds, and captains over hfties, nay even
a mighty hoss-and they got them together
many ships, and were ready to depart.
ow it came to pass that the king Of the
Brsonites people over against Gala, 90
wards the setting of the Sun, heard Of all
these things and he sent messengers unto
the Galianites, ana the messengers drew
nigh and spake unto the rulers saying.
Behold the king our master hath heard
Of the gong OUT Of this mighty most, and
he is alarmed, seeing that you are to pass
by tne borders of his inheritance, and the
inheritance OF his Brothers, the sons Of the
country lest per adventure you turn in and
despoii the cities, and the vineyards, and
the con6elsis, when there be no strong
arm TO save them, therefore he has made a
.vowthat you go not forth, as you have de-
clared, TO Inherit this land of promise.
And the Galianites answered and said
we will turn neither to the right nor to the
left, from the land we goto possess, nor
ot'llksi y Nsit SttlSo, i'i f0oI PiHi!haeAoiio ~
be despoiled, nor the sons OF the countrv
TO be driven ont, nasmuch as we desire
nothing but peace Of your hands.
iio9bet tbe mr. ssengef of re Britonites put
no ,us, IS this people, and believed not thsir
sayings, 5nt departed with the same words in
their mouns.
NV the Galianites were ,orely vexel on &C.
II, n. D..
they knew that the E.isonbes were nation OF
warriors, and that all the Sea and the stands of
the Sea, were their inheritance, ard that none
coald contend wish ,her mighty ships, aud they
took eonnse! together foi many days.
Then 1ailey,4nd the priest gave counsel, ard
said, why STAND We as in a strair ontl row
heafken un;o my words, sell ye this wilderness
unto the Snhs Of the country; for the god ana
silver which W shall get, will it not be better ioi
yc than the desert which ye Cannot posssssl
Ard the people hearkened unto tie cuuasel of
the Levi;e, for he was a man of wise and ue.
Outstanding herr, and they made ieague with
servant of the sons OF the country for SO 900
talents Of gold, and $4,000 talents of silver,
that they should possess The land, and that the.
inheritance should be 10 them and to t5.iy chill
dren forever.
When the rulers Of the sons OF the country
heard OF this league they exalted Themselves and
rejalced together 40 days, greeting one another,
and to the chef ruler gave the gteat praise, aud
PROCLAIMED aloud their COED .1.s and their WISDOM
TO all the people.
Now the sons Of the country laughed to a,orn
the VAN glory of their rulers, aid Knocked 4,
them, saying, why exaIt ye yourselves for this
nlsasufe, seer & if there he any good in the
thing bas it nor been wfoguht out by the
hrong arm Of the Bntonites and By she strength
Of their counsel And they were rebuked and
hung down ihei' heads, tor they wot DOT that
these thipgs were knowp, save only 10 the sect Of
tbs Jefenses.
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PORT OF ALEX ANDRIA,

ARRIVED,
sah'r Fliendhip olaalr',l, Norfolk !;
Commerce, N-vet, Baltimore !;
CLEARED,
Sch'r Philip, EpeIeth, Bottom !;
Hope, Cox, Raufdeaux
Sloop Little Poll, Cgaften, New Ptovidencs'
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.r,ra,,pcla DAILY aoosrttssr.
,oFDNEsDAY. March 4

Yesterday an Election for sixteea per
1es'' at As common conncilmen, for the
sons = wear. came on in the different
ensuing Il this town, when the following
W.. ..ons we're elected.
PERSONS First Yard.
George Taylor,
lanes Keith,
Thomas Vowel,
William Patton, SEM
Second Ward.
Jonah Thompson,
John Potts,
John Vaudeville,
Bernard BRYAN.
Third Ward.
Iohn Dundass,
William Fitzhugh,
Thomas Irwin,
George Deneale.
Fourth Ward.
Thomas Swami,
John Janney,
Robert Young,
Mathew Robinson.
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For Sole or Rent,

a convenienttwo story brick house, com
pIetely 6risheu, situated 90 Water sweet, be-
tween King and Prince Sucets--iInmedIate pos-
sesslon will be given. Apply 70
JOSEPH RIDDLE.
Nov. 40
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C. NOTICE.
THE pfe!ilent aod D.reeto.s &C the Little
Rivet fprap Ike Compaay have d etttd III the
stoekhoiders pay the fabfcriber Ten D,Aars on
each fhare Of Stock. on OF b fore the 10 b Gay
OF APnl ncxt.
'Chas. Page, Ereafurer.
eMarch1. 1 wI0,h
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-09-08
RzCHniOyiQ.
$50 Tickets al 10 dolls. each, dolls.
1542 Prizes.
220S Blanks.

$3.50 Tickets at 70 dolls. each.
LIST drawn ticket having blank to its
number after 1000 tickets are drawn, dolls. /, 900
Do after $500 do. are drawn, 600
Do after 5000 do are drawn, 1000
Do after $500 DO are drawn, 900
Last drawn ticket, 5000
This Lottery has been authorised By the I.e
gislature of Virginia, for the laudable purnose of
erecting a Seminary of Learning in or near the
metropolis of this state. With this view, il is
contemplated TO raise 10000 dollars, and 9, 500
dollars In addition, tor defraying the expenses of
drawing. &c. The Trustees TO ensure success,
have divided the Lottery into four distinct class.
es' So as to raise the sum contemplated by an an
nual Lottery, FOR four years, to raise every year
3OOU dollars, that the work may progress; it is
expected that the present Lottery may be drawn
by the first day ofjanuary next.
1t is hoped that the gentlemen who have pur
chased Tickets in .the Richmond Academy will
still hold them. as the division OF the former or
terry into four classes was deemed necessary by the
trustees TO Insure success to so useful All institute
on. The town of Boston Ito the honor of its CT.
uzens) has public schools in which are about six.
teen hundred pupils. The Aourishiny End in.
| creasing city of Richmond cannot boast OF one
public school. The Trustees of the Richmond
! Academy, have about thirteen acres of orou I'd
! nearly one half is accepted as donation, and the
remainder they have contracted for, on which
they intend to cree the Academy. The sclte il
| elevated. healthy and beautiful IF any gentle
man who has purchased tickets is dissatisfied witt
dividing the lottery into four classes The return:
the tickets the money will be repaid. provided the,
| are reru;ned in ten weeks from this day. Do6t
| William Fonshee, William Du-yal. William
Price, (ReGister), and George Tucker, are alp
pointed by the Trustees to sell and dispose of iht
Tickets, who are authorised to appoint agent.
for the above purpose.
- Tickers may be had of the said committee
of Doa Jqhn Brockenbrough, ir. Samuel Plea
! SAINTS, jr- and William Prichard.
! Richmond, Sept. LIST, 1901. 2m
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One box cures perion, and there need he no
waillng aieer the ule Of II as the kin is general.
" left cleaner and fmoother.
ALSO,
Ra1050n'S celebrated Biffers 81 Lee's
genuine Windbani AnfibiLious Pills.
- The above medicines are for fale a, this
Office.