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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-11-03
THE SUBSCRIBER

The SUBSCRIBER
Has 5UST REGEIF'ED RON NORFOLK,
4 CONSIGNMENT of so Barrels, Tierces, g,
L y hhds. BROWN SUGAR, which he will fell
Teaionabie for cath, negotiable notes. at so days
he has alto, COFFEE by che Barrel, and Spanih
shGARS by the Box all Of which articles are good in
quality.
Re HAS ALSO FOR SALE,
200 sPanilh hides of gc9d quality, ALTO On confgn
ment.
DANIEL TRlPLETT.
October ,o---,9t.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-11-03
WILLIAM & MARX COLLEGE.

Il 7HE Lectures LAW and POLICE at the
Il College of William and Mary, will COM
mence on the Goth of November.
OF. 90, 1904. Tlm1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-11-03

Our private correfpondent at Ecmhnryi. m,
tUrnrhed US with the following comnunica ton
-" Cen Berthier is daily expected in thi. ca,
from Hanover to demand, under the pr,tcuct
OF loan, another pscuniary contribution o;
100000 mares banco. The ii. nch camp
near LunenburS is 10 receive confederate r,;,i-
forcenents.
g The king and queen OF Sweden intends 10
iipend the winter at Stralfund. Il frigate has
been ordered from Stockholm to carry home
the Prince Royal. His maiefy periiRs in re.,r-
ing 10 acknowledge Bonaparte as Emperor OF
France. The SwediGi journals, when they a.
mded to him, nnifor1nl. hyle him the jsi-ah.nt
Emperor"
Lord Keith failed yeaertlay morning in the
Monarch to join the flaadron of -Boulogre.
Lord Melville and capt. Hops have accompaIIi-
ed MS Lordihip, for the purpoft, il is fuppotd,
for aicertanng the 0aie OF the preparations a.
long the French coat.
Corn-Exchange, Sept. lo.--We had but
very ihort inpply of wheat - market this morn
ing, which had brio> demand. and prime fe.r-
pies fetched from TO IS. per quarter more
than on Friday. Wheat Il to 20. fine ditto
-; fine -four SIS TO 90.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-11-03

J have to acknowledge, madame, the letter
which you did me the honor to write TO me ON
the 9th of Augut, complaining of the threats
which bad been employed by captain Aftlin,
who commands in the garrifon of Zeli. The
officers conduct appears TO me deferving of
blanc, and have ordered that he be punilh-
ed.
If You had addrened yourfelf to general
Drouet, he would have Ion no time in render.
ing You Juice. ] thank you madame, how
ever, for the confidence which you have pIac-
ed N rfle--and inreturn offer you protection
and fafety.
Accept, madame, the homage of thofc Genti-
ments which are due to perfons ofyonr Tex aud
rank.
T.. BERNAOorTR.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-03-02
FOR SALE, on BARTER,

THAT beautiful and much admired
J.. l. Property on Sans Greek, Frede.
rick County, Maryland, 4 miles from
Liberty Town and 80 from Baltimore /;
n roted Stand for Store and Tavern, hav-
lug the advantage of several public Roads,
BEADING from different parts, which in
tersettn near to said place the Dwelling
House is Stone, lately built and finished
in the best manner, which is large and
Pcommoaious, with a Kitchen and two
good Cellars there are a new Store
House Of Stone, Meat House, Stable,
e. with other buildings that add 70 is
accommodation. This Property, toge.
thre with well assorted Stock Of Dry
Gaods and GreeeriS, will be sold on Gre
dit ofone and two years the purchaser
giving bond with approved security this
Property is worthy the attention of any
gentleman wishing to embark in the a.
bove business /; there is also a yosaNs
Apple Orchard, and few large beariks
Apple Trees. Forfurther particulars ap.
ply to the subscriber living on the prenni-
ses. -, IT, >~7s
~ : THOMAS BURKs.
February II, 1904. =
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TINE public are hereby cautioned

TINE public are hereby cautioned
i against taking an assignment on a
note given BY the subscriber to Conrad
Frye, of the town Of Mar:insburg, for
the sum Of nineteen dollars, payable the
1stof December, so4-given for horse
purchased some time since, which said
horse could be of no service to the sub
seriber, or any other person, and was
Known TO be useless by the said Frye,
when he disposed Of him.
DE-. JACOB SHAFER. {
Berkeley County, February 70, 1904.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-03-02
OF RUSSIA.

This extensive empire. embracing
i 80 many millions, and s6f many ma
tons, enjoys perfectuanqnility. Though
the present emperor, Aiexandefs l. does
not appear TO possess the genius nor en-
terprize Of his ancestor, Peter the Great,
he has not inherited any Of the monkish
brutality, nor the mad follies Of his "a
ther Paul. He appears mindful Of his
naten's happiness though not madly
ambitious 10 extend its glory - Content
to behold the slow progress Of his sub
jeets inseienec. commerce and internal
improvements, without any exertions Of
his own 70 accelerate them. The great
est internal effort he has lately made,
Eas been the equipment Of two vessels
.on VOYAGES Of diseoveries-One Of
these lately (Oet. I, 1909 touched in
Great Britain--Ske was to double cape-
Horn, coast up as far IS Valperazo--
steer for the Sandwich islands--proeeed
to Japan, where the captain, in quality Of
ambassador, was 10 establish intercourse
between thar country and Russia. From
Japah she mas 10 rail for Kamskatka, va
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miller WANTED.

TIME subscriber wishes to employ an
active industrious Man without a
family, who Is welF acquainted with the
Milling Business, and can come well re-
commended 1 to such a person liberal
wages win be given BY the subscriber, live
mgin Charles Town. Jefferson County.
S. THOMAS BRACKENRIDGE.
February 10, 1904. T.. --
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EsTRA1- COLT

! y 81
CTRAYED from the subscriber on
- the sist day Of January last, black
mare cob, one year old next spring, no
marks fecoilected except one HAD hoof
white, and SOME white hairs below the
Soot-lock tits not certain whether she
has astar or not, but If any II is q very
email one. She was seen in Martinsburg
onSafurday last. and it is thought fol.
lowed some person from thence. Any
person bringing said Colt home, or Civ
ing such Information that the subscriber
dan get heragain, shall be Literally re-
MaFxied Z. ~ -. G. ~ - = %4J@ e.. -
49, CYRUS FARR.
q; Berkeiey County, = la mi1es from
liarfinsburg, near The head ef Dry-Ran,
KsbFuary 10. iso4. 49, :, 4
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FOR SALE.

. = - EOA a2lAAL1S = -. -
4 SMALL tract or parcel of LAND,
n situate in Berkeley County, con-
tanning about forty acres, whereon the
Poor-House stands; adjoining the land
whereon Joseph Minsinna now lives,
and about halfa mile from the Sulphur
Spring. A proportionable part of said
land Is cleared and under tolerable good
fence, and more may be cleared, some
Meadow made and more may be made,
the Buildings are one Dwelling House,
wherein the manager lives, the Poor
House "a large buiding) a Meat House
and Spring House Cali builtwifh hewed
logs) Stable and Oven, farther de.
seription is thought unnecessary, il be-
ing presumed no persod. win become n
purchaser, without previously viewing
the property; Cornelius Kelly, InanaC-
or at the Poor House win shew the land.
The terms ofsale may be known BY ap-
plying 70 said Kelly, or TO either Of the
J JOEL WARD, +
JOSEPH FOREMAN. 1a
f. n -. ~ EDWARD BEESON, =,
= ~ - 50 Commiissiontrs.
December is, 1908. ssSs a
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EoUND trespassing on the subscri-
Il ber's plantation, four estray HOGS,
two Of them spotted Barrows, and two
Sows, all of them supposed, to be two
years old, marked with a swallow fork
in each ear, and an nnderbit out Of the
leftear-Appraisedt TO nine dollars-The
owner is desired to prove property, pay
charges and take them away. "-~..+|
ZEPHANIAH BELL.
Berkeley County, February u, 1904.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-03-02

The rssiase mere SaS Brifish, %
Amesiean, - Daaish, O. IL Lsscck, So
Psnssiaa. - Ssee.lish. Z PsrfngUesr, y
frs,leh, and 20 q astisas asi ssatisasd
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The jaLorviag blanks, printed With
NEW and RLEoAGT TYPE, -,
are sflpdys kept for sale at this Office.
DEEDS, Common BONDS, -
| Apprentices INDENTuRES,
Promissory NOTES, &c. sfe. SC.
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PoIrrrcAL SKETCHES or Euaofr.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-11-21
DOCUMENT No. IT.

Accomfi0ngi'iS a 6ftssGge from the Presi-
dent at The United SsQteS, koUsmber 8.A,
1904.
To a!l'who1i these presents shall come:
WHEREASby an at of Congress au-
thority has been given TO the President of
the UuitedStates, whenever he shall deem
It expedient. tn erect the shores, waters,
and in!ets Of the bag and river of Mobile.
and Of the orther iyers, creeks, inlets and
bays emptying into the sulph of Mexico,
cast Of the said river Mobile, and west
thereof to the Pascagoula inclusive, into
separate distriGt for the collection ci du-
les on imposts and s;onnage, and to esta
blish such place in the same as he shall
deem expedient TO be the port of entry
and delivery for such district; and to de-
signate such other places within the same
district, moi exceeding two to be porta of
delivery only.
Now KNOW YE, that I THOMAS JEFF
FERSON, President Of the United States,
Go hereby decide, that all the above men
toned shores, waters, inlets, creeks and
rivers, lying within the boundaries Of the
United Suites, shall constitute and form a
separate dis;riet, TO be denomnaled " The
DistriGl of Mobile :" and do also designate
Fort Stoddert within the dsiricl afores sal g,
to be the port Of entry and delivery for the
said district
Given under my hand this soth day OF
May, 1904,
(Sigucd) TIL: JEFFERSON.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-11-21
Land for Sale.

PY virtue of a deed of trust executed 70 the
- subscriber by John Burnley, TO answer the
purposes therein specified, will be sod, ON the
premises, to the highest bid Ter, for ready money,
ON thef2Olh day of December next, three hun.
dred and eighty-two and one half AeRES or
LhNO. lying in the lower end of Louisa, i'm
meSiaVeiy on the Richmond road. leading from
LOUISA courthouse. adjoining the lands of lease
hoSgard, Seth Burnley, ohm Diggs Mrs Christ
kmass, &c. On this land there is a small rlanta
stion, orchards, toerable good dwelling house,
barn and outhouses, Immediately on the road
WIN. C. POINDEXTER, Trustee.
November 4th. 1901 w4t
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-11-21

Extract Of a letter from Don Pedro Ceual-
los, minister Of afafe of his Catholic Ma.
Jesfy, 10 Charles Pinckney, esquire, dated
GtAc Pardo, loh February, 1904.
TRANsLATIoN. u
" At the same time that the minister of
his majesty in the United States is charg-
ed to inform the American government
respecting the lalsily of the rumor refer
red TO, he has likewise orders to declare
to 1t, that his majesty has Thought fit to re-
nounce his opposition to-the alienation Of
Louisiana made by France, notwithsiand-
ing the solid reasons on which it is found
ed: thereby giving q new proof of his be-
nevoicncc and friendship towards the u
ni;ed States"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-11-21
Cory Of letter from the Marquis cf Casa
Yrujo 10 me Secretary Of STATE.
TRANSLATION.
SIR,

SIR,
The explanations which the govern
ment Of France has given to his Catholic
Majesty, concerning the sale Of Louisiana
to the United States, and the amicable
dispositions on the part of the king my
master towards these States have deter
mined him 10 abandon the opposition,
which at a prior period, and with the most
substantial motives, he had manifested a.
gainst that transaction. In consequence
and BY special order OF his majesty, have
the pleasure TO communicate TO you his
royal intentions on an affair so important !;
well persuaded that the American govern.
ment will see in the conduct of the king
my master, a new proof of his considera-
ton for the United States, and that they
will correspond with true reciprocity
with the sincere friendship of the king, of
which he has given so many proofs.
God preserve you many years. Phila-
delphia, 18th May, 1904.
James Madison, Esq.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-11-21

p y -sdUerffseneafs,n not ercecding a sguare
t7f-nSfh, Greinscrted m shis f,qtter tor aeven.
.y-'sos Cents the FIRST tiD,c three dollars for
Saree 1'csks &c times c,ia FOR every add
r'9aafiHsertfoa thirty-threc cents. Long ones
infhc same firohorsion--nnie8s sheciQi con-
zract De maGc 6Y Ire year.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-11-21
DOCUME Mt No. III,


Accompanying Message from the Pre-
sideDt Of the United States, November
9Th, 1904.
II summary description Of The Lead Mines
in UIfer Louisiana; 0is9 an estimate Of
their PRODUCE .Jor three years fGst.
Sc. Louis, June 10, 1904.
SIR,
In consequence OF request made me
by captain Lewis, before be left this, now
do myself the honor Of inclosing to you
copy Of a dissertation Of the Lead Mines in
Upper Louisiana, furnished me Ivy Moses
Austin, ESQ. This gentleman owns an
extensive mine, sjtua ed abou, thirty eight
miles back Of St. Genevieye, which he
has worked for some years past; and from
his education and experience, conceive
him 70 be better calculated to give correct
information on the ,ubject than any other
man III this quarter.
l am, sir, with sentiments Of high
respect,
Your very humble servant,
AMOS STOOpARD,
Captain and first civil COM
mandant of Upper Loui-
siana.
The President Of the United States.
n suz7mary descrihfi3H Of the Lead Mines
an UHher Louisiaua-fo 7vhich is aided
all estimate Of hcir froduce TOR three
yegrs fas.--aiso, a ta6ie shc7fng The in
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-11-21
MOSES AUSTIN.


Agreeably to yf' request, have an
nexed's memoraus of the number, ex-
tent and situationsS she Lead Mines IL!
Upper Louisiana, 81 an est,Ihate oC sl,,c'
average quality of nineral nnoducsd, ard
the number of ha,s1s employed at eaea
mine; with the E,obabie 9oSntity Which
mayb annually produced, @hea the coen-
Try becomes populated SO as 10 :;Hsrs
workmen sufficient TO occupy the mines
to advantage. -. 49, =
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-11-21

crease ofhotluLatior in their Oicinity, sihce
the year 1899, hastily drazya ar she request
Of cant. limos St0ddard, fret civit COM
nsandant of Gtfer Louisiana TO 1ohom IL
rs most restecfnLiy ambmtlfed6y ms very
hum6tc servant, -
MOSES .fySTLV.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-11-21
Dollars 125,155
7 I e. K i, T 6

May be had of George Tucker, Thomas Taylor,
and Samuel Pieasan,s, jr. in Richmond; Rober.
Birchett, and Watkins Leigh, Petersburg; Tho
mas Newton, DR.. Barrand & Li,tleton w. Taze-
WELL Norlolki Hugh Mercer. Fredericksburg {;
Henry Tucker, Winchester; Chapman Johnson,
Stanton; and III all the towns in Virginia. and
in many places in the country.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-11-21
DOCUMENT No. i.

Accompanying amessage run, the Presi-
sidentot the United States. Received
the slh November, 1904.
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Dollars, $4,000

All tickets drawn blank may berenewcd in the
next class. at 10 dolls. each the price of all O..
theirs will be Is dolls
All prizes of Is dollars may be renewed for the
next class or paid, at the option of the person
entitled. IF they be not claimed within three
months after the drawing commences, they will
be considered as renewed in the second class
The drawing 20 commence in the city of VIII
hamsburg, on the - day Of -, under
the management Of James Madison, ! ohm Brack-
en-, William Nelson, Robert Creenhow, Burwell
Basseit, Robert Saunders, Samuel Tyler, Cham
pion Travis, William Lightfoot, Little,oa W.
Tazeweli, George Tucker and James Sen1pe.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-11-21

Names Of The M
/. Mine a Burton.
2. Mine q Robuna.
-. Old Mines.
4. Mine Ranault.
5. Mine a Msneto.
6. Mine q la Plate.
z. Mine q Joe.
g. Mine a I.snye.
9. Mine a la Mott.
10 NJ. o.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-02-27
Gongre5s Of iDe u,liteD 5tatss.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
Wednosdag, Fe5. 22.

-.
The Hsufe went into a committee OF the
whole MIR. arnum IN the chair on the bill
supplementary to an att providing Tor naval
peace elabIihmsss.
This is the bill intr oduced at thc inGancc Of
Mr.. Nicholfnn, with a view to- more cconorni
cal and beneficial arrangement IN relation TO the
national lhps laid up in ordinary.
Mr.. Leib moved an additional feaion, virtual.
y abolifhing the Office of lieutenans colonel
commandment Of the marine Corps, and au,hori-
Gng the PRECEDENT to make fuch other reductions
of the iabordinate officers as be may think
fit.
The object of the bill being a reform of the
expences attending the naval efahlilhment, the
meafurc contemplated by the amendment was,
in his opinion very proper one to be apfwered
BY it. The bill he fad contemplated the annual
faying, in the Jingle article of proviions of 900
dollars by abolhing the Office OF lieutenant
colonel commandant faving OF 900 dollars in
addition would be,made-1 his officer made it
appeared, all the contracts, and it would be icen
by documcnss before the House, that while the
price Of the ration in the War department. was Is
cents, that fixed by this officer was twenty GEMS;
the difference made the fun of 8 go dollars
year. Ii would ALTO be lcen thas exhorbltanr
funs were extended in poaage and fuel; in the
fngle article of pofagr $50 dollars had been ex
pended in three months.
Tbs amendment was agreed to-Ayes 81.
Mr.. Euitis moved new fiction for the allow
ance to captains holding themlelves in rcaainefs
&c cnrer The service of the fame rstions they are
Untitled by law TO receive when IN actual fervice
ID fagrced to-Ayes 37--Nots45
The committee rofe, and the Houle agreed to
the amendment of Mr.. Leib without dviGon.
Mr. Jackion moved new lection for the ALLOW
ance to captains required 10 bola bemkIve, In
readia1ss The fame rations they are Untitled 70
receive when in actual ferviee.
Mr.. Nicholfon Imported the amendment, TO
which the houle agreed-A}es a. Noes 20;
the bill was ordered to third reading TO NOR
foW.
The Honle went into committee of the
whole on the bill to authorize the payment OF
drawbacks goods exported from the places
therein mentioned.
Mr.. Rodaey moved new ieaion 10 the bill
placing goods, wares and merchandise imported
into the diatitt of Delaware On rhe fame footing
as to the receipt Of drawbacks on expectation to
foreign country, after having been conveyed by
land, with thole imported into the diarlets OF
Philadel ,hia, N. York or Baltimore.
Mr.. Euais oppofed, and Mr.. Rodney replied.
Carried.
When the committee rofe, and the Hoafe or.
dered the bill to third reading.
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fome arrangement may BE made to procure for
;theie Prfancfs general anHeity. For fnfely il
will NOT DC derogatory 70 arepnblican government
TO err on the fdc Of mercy, and fhould feel a
1xgifny country ihouid be difgraccd by the
rafting Of = Jingle cham.
The expences incident to the possession and
temporary government Of cur new country,
have reason to believe will fall within the amount
which had been calculated for them and the
receipt ofmonies viii be fully adequate to their
extent.
The merchants and planters in this place live
inaftyle otra & xlauence,b utI am forty TO Gay
they are totally deleitut: OF information.
Such has bean their mode of living, and the
abjeet fate 10 which their goycrnmen, has placed
them, thar they diicovcs an ayerliou to pubic
concerns. A profound ignorance pervsdcs the
whole of them. Equal rgms are plea6ng TO e.
very man. Tie trial by jury, st.at ineaimable
right enjoyed by the American people, wouia at
prefent be great Inconvenience and trouble to
them. Atplrirns they have not capacity to
enjoy the full effect OF a free contribution The
principles of an elective government they would
noi underaand. A representative fyftem y uld
enly bewder them, | would recommend
the adoption Of fome fyfem of education. and
tha, fcbooIs an ifeminafies of learning fhopld be
efaohih-3.
Il viii be by the dlf:anination OF kaawledge
amongst them that they will be rendered capable
Of enjoying and exercising the valuable rights #
tree citizens.
~. r. Hsrah.
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Further Dividend.

THE CoulmGioncrs in commlfliou of bank
ruptcy awarded and iGued forth againR John
Gill, OF Baltimore, in Maryland difrict mer
chant, intend to meet on Monday the 18th day Of
March next, at four o. clock ia the afternoon, at
their Office, the fouth-eaf corner of Gay and Wa.
ter ttreets, IN the city Of Baltimore, in order to
make further dividend of the effate and effects
Of the faid hankrupt !; when and where the credi
tors, who have not already proved their debts,
are TO come prepared to prove the fame, or
theywill be excluded the benefit of the fad div-
dend.
James H. Hooe, Ag;a,se.
VIM. Mac Creepy,
Fsbruarya7. COIN.