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IN UUeT5ecl ,Y021IeI.

The iubfcsiber willes to employ peffon
W.! qualified fer an Over{ecr, for buGn.f of
fne exiest, Tying in the upper end Of Prince
W,iism county, ana rot far from Hay Mar.
kst,) to slloaa liberal wages would be given.
Thoft sppiyirg will obierye the ntceiiiy of
being veil recommended, as no one that is NOT
csn be attended to. The fublcrib.r may be ieen
Oh the ef4tc alluded TO, on she 74th and 25.h
OF this month, til which time viii remaio in
the county of Aiiddieex, sas after which any
communication on the iubiea may be left 10 che
care Of The rrefcnt Manager Of the eNate.
n B. Some information may be had On as.
!!icaton to Ausoti"nc Smith.
Carter 3. Berkly.
Barn Ems, Nidi!elcx ecu sy,
July ,8. eoss
Printing execuied at this Office with
neatneis ana Qiipa,ch,
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Robert and John Cray
TO LET.
Haze iHst receiveI.

A neat two fory B-ilk HOUSE, with we'll
encloisd back Ios; tie houie is jpf fni!hed ard
IS a;a4ted CIV King arset, 10 hcalfhy ard plea
lan' par, ot,'he roNn, and 10 ;hs nsig5bou.hood
OF the belt pamp Ct water il Aex4ndris.
A. Scolfield and Co.
Ju!v IS. cost
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-07-18
NOTICE.
IN the cafe Of JOSIAH WATSON,
Tu!v is.

The creditors who have proved their debts IN
der Commit Of Bankruptcy swstaed an1
,.lues againf lah Wadcn Q! TIE town Of Alex.
aujia, arc dra,sd to meet the CoolaliMoncrs il
the faid comm0ion named, aud the aGgnee Of
he iaid bankruP''s etate and sfstss, On the 18th
day ol ire pgef.nt mobtt, at John C.dfby's Civ
Tavern ii he yown Of AIexanaria, at !, O'Clock
in tie afternoon. in order to aEcus ,o-or dGen.
from, the laid z:iisnee commencing, proGcuting.
Of defending aay lu;s or !uifs z. law or in .oni.
", for recovery Of any part Of the Gad bank.
supt's elta.e and effects, and afn to his com
pounding, tab;nittng 10 arbitration, Or otherwise
4gEseing to any msster CT thing relating there.
10, and on other irecia aifats.
AS matters Of Importance wiitbe fubmitted to
the creditors, il is hoped they viii be punttual
IN their attendance.
James NJ. M,Rea,
Secretary to TIC Coa.m lionets.
Aley TyIy g. ~
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-07-18
With great respect Ire,nain
Your friend and servant,
BENJAMIN MOORE.

Abraham B. Venab!e IS sIe6ed PreGdent Of
he Bank OF Virginia. This appoiatneo' occa.
.G.ns a vacancy in the Senate cf the United
STATES; and re appointments Of W. c, Nicholas
10 the Co'Iettoiihip OF Norfolk occations a." rter
vacancy. Two rev fenatcts from Virgins VIII
shcre}ose be choisa by the eniuing legiil4tafe OF
bat fate.
The Paris Argus makes the following iot.r.
eAing tc.latks on thc cxtltati n OF INC Fnf
Coniul They certa!niy :pcak shc teatiments
ii the CorGcan ard his c.b4net:
80 From everss which vii! ;efuIs from this
importang itep, fone sugpr the approach Of peace,
as il vii. demand The hearty apptobatieh ot cer-
,ais great potentate, wkofr dect)a on tie one
liie or The Other Will, doubtlri,, have Z nappy
influence il tcttling the rx.tias differences.
/" This act is The e(e.na c;iahrfIt4.iGe e the
Bourbons, Wick she French peop- are sboat to
pronoar c. By it, they si3 ,he,nir!ves of all
apprehension and OF all i"qeatude they have
performed nothing more toe.nn OF more pgodac.
tive of univerial fafety. This general win is
the FINS to the hittory pf tie revolution. Ii hss
been fid that, like SauFn, ,ns revolution deyonr-
ed It's children at rrefant The ancient fah,c fens
10 Be completely realized it i9 ) child d the &C.
violation who takes Us place, without forge.sing
the benefits Of rs mothcr.''
We csonet aniertak. to fay, whetssr th- Pr
ten,ate alluded to be the Emperor Of Cerneny or
the Emperor Alexander, bnt Il appears from
the publications which Fave recently iGasd
from The pJcE at Berlin, dat .onapsfte has ub
tanned III: ianelon Oh his P.uGi4n Mijsay
I'm. Ed.)
Letters ftom liverpool Of May 10, assc il
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-10-06

Fl. NJ. the Emperor will never have any thing
more at heart than 60 contribute towards ftrength
enng the tranquility of Switzerland In conequence
therefore Of the information he has received that ad
drees were handed about concerning union of Swift
zerland France, he has ued orders chat they may
be feized, being firmly decided oprevent every one
upon the French territory from violating the acts OF
mediation and from dturbing that good order, the
reeltabihment of which His Excellency the Landau
man has 70 powerfully exerted his efforts.
The eomn,ifcn for the lquida,ng of debts has pre-
tented the fruit Of its abours to the Dict 1t has
found means to- reduce the twenty millions of debt to
four, which now forms the fun fetal of the public
debt in Switzerland.
GENOA July 4.
The French minifter Sallicett, is gone from this
city to Paris
In Milan Journal is the following article &c
According to the lat accounts from Rome, the Pope
has been applied to furnh Cardinal Fetch with the
neceffary full powers to crown, in his name the Emu
peror of the French.
Madame Bonapartc, the mother of the Emperor
Napoleon, is prelent Faiceti with her fon Lucen
Bonaparte.
ITALY, July s.
The Chevalier Acton, from Naples, has arrived at
Palermo where he has been received by the Cover
nor lieutenant-genera prince County with great DIFF
tincton. The penlion of the late mnifter is 10000
ducats.
The French envoy at Florence, General Clark has
given in his new credentials.
According to fome accounts an embargo has been
laid on foreign Ps in everal of the harbours in the
Black Sea.
PETERSBURG, July s.
The papal AnbafFador Arezzo, left this city
on the Cd inf. in eonequence of what has paiIed
Rome. ~ 81 - 49,
SWITZERLAND, July 10.
The deputaton which has been appointed to con-
graduate the emperor of the French his acceon
the Throne, asfet out for Paris the late Landa-
man dairy is at its head.
VIENNA, July Is.
The French AmbaHador here, Compagny, has re-
ce,ved dispatches from Conftantinople by courier,
who we are aIured carries the congratulations of the
grand Segnior to Bonaparte his advancement the
imperial dignity. The French AmbafIador has not
yet received his credentials, have any been
tent to our new ambaIador at Paris, Count Cobent-
Eel.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Tune 27.
The report that Engih fhips have been forbidden
to enter the Turkifh harbours finds little credit.
According to the accounts from Egypt, there had
been riot and battle between the crews Of the Tur-
kiln iquadron lying at Aboukir and Armants. The
Commander of the Turkih fquadron and feveral
Greeks belonging to his hps were killed.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-10-06

es attributed before the crew and the troops
embarked.
&" Mention fhall be made of the prizes diftri-
buted, as well upon the roll of the flip's crew,
as on that of the troops embarked.
" The Captains Commandant of veffels and
frigates may reduce the number of prizes of e.
very kind, If they know that among the folders
embarked, a futficient number cannot be 70 well
dttinguiihed as to deferve that the whole of the
prizes fhoud be distributed.
&" The prizes of encouragement ihall be paid
from the marine fund.
Il" II is undertood that the troops of marine
, artillery embarked fhould not participate in
thefe prizes, as their pay is larger than that of
the infantry of the line, fince the regulation of
the 18th Floreal year IL, made an addition of
three francs to the pay of the gunners who
fhould have attained the higher man9uvres,
and iince, at any rate, thefe troops are, by the
Contribution itielf, fpecally attached to the fea-
fervice, they ought not to be allowed to enjoy
the reward granted for the extraordinary fervice
that is required from the land forces embarked
for the afiiitance of the crews of the venels.
You will not fail to cooperate, as far as
you are concerned, Monlieur, to procure the
execution of the difpo6tions contained in this
letter, which ought to be regftered for infpeeti-
on and notified in all the ports of your arron-
di1ement, where it may be ufeful that they
! ihould be known. faute you,
(Sgned) DEGREES"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-10-06
FRANKFORT, July l2.

The French privateer from Ancona, which
lately attacked an Englifh ihip from Malta, at
the entrance of Trieft harbour, is detained by
the Auftrian governor, until htisfa6tion is OBJ
tanned for fuch violation of the laws of aeutra-
lity.
Though the Dutch AmbaGador Schimmel
pennink has prefented his credentials at Paris,
the French Ambadador 10 the Batavian Repub-
lie has not yet obtained any new ones, which
caufe many to think that fome change will take
place in the Batavian government, and that
Schimmelpennink will occupy one of the princi-
pal places.
July II.
On the l4th infant, about IL at night, his
Swedilh majefty arrived here unexpectedly from
Carlsruhe. He had paifed through Darmftadt
incognito, and yefterday prince Carltain of HefIe
Darmfadt, came hither to him. His maiety's
rout to Bohemia, will be by Wartzburg to
Prague, Topita, Carload, Sc. His majefy is
accompanied by Baron Lagerbjelk, hrlt cabinet
fecretary and chamberlain the Queen remains
at Carlsruhe.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-10-06
GOTTENBURGH, Iulv %.

BY private letters from Peterfburgh, received
by the way of Hamburger this morning it ap-
pears that war between the Rufiians and
Turks is determined upon, in which cafe it is
thought France will afiift the latter, which may
lead to very important confequences The en-
peror of Rufiia has fet off for the Crimea, to in
fpeet the ornaments going on there. The Ruff
ian charge d 'affaires has left Paris.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-10-06

great officer. The Great Council has appointed TO
form the Committee combination, NJ. M. Abriab
Senator; Bigot-Preameneu, Councillor Of State !;
Chabert, director Of the veterinary fchool Altfort;
Fleurieu, Councillor of Stte Francois de Neuchateau
Senator; Gondoin, of the National Intitute of the
lection Of architecture Jaubert, Tribune; Iacuee,
Councillor of State; Simeon, Tribune Tronche,, Sc
nator; Wimar, Senator all members Of the Legion
Of Honor
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-10-06
BRUSSELS, Tuly %.

The Emperor Napoleon arrived at Boulogne
on Thuriday, accompanied by feveral great
men and generals.-His arrival was announced
by repeated discharges of cannon. The camp
at Compiegne has already manGuvred before his
majefty, and this will be followed by the other
camps On Thurfday or Friday next the en-
prets is respected at Bruflels, on her way to AK
la-Chapee. Their majefies will meet here to
return together to Paris.
Within fourteen days ixty-eight gun-boats
and 81 tranfPorts have pafied here from Flufh-
ing bound to Offend the lait tranfport carried
the depot of the Batavian Mariners, coming
from HeiyoetHuys.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-10-06
TRAVELLING TO NEw-oRLEANs
BY WAY OF
PITTSBURGH.

Extrad Of n letter from a gentleman at PitE
bnrgb, dafed Sebf, 7, 1904.
have the pleafure of announcing to you
my fafe arrival here, aftera very pleafant Jour
ney flefs than days from Philadelphia. La
dies perform this trip with much cafe and fafe-
ty there were two in the ftage with us.
"Thc borles in this line, believe to be fI-
perior to any other on the continent, and the
drivers very careful and accommodating. The
Inns where the Cages put up are excellent, hav-
ing good beds, and refrefhments of all kinds,
accompanied with much hofptaity. Their
charges are truly moderate my expences the
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-10-06

The injury done by the latc form in the Sou
thern Hates is eitmated at Savannah to amount
tc $4,000 dollars, and in South Carolina to ex-
coed million.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-10-06

JEROME BoNAPARTE.-Ale letter from Halifax
received al Bottom fays, " believe there was
mitake in printing here the account of the letters
respecting M. Jerome Bonaparte {; that addref-
fed to him was faid to be written by "Decres"
hut it appears to have been from &c Denes," the
perfon who wrote the other letter which has
been mentioned. 1t begins thus, 81 am ;ut
come my dear Jerome, from performing very
diitreliing frvjce," and then goes on to inform
him, that he has written officially to M. Pichon
to top his allowances, Stc.-Pahadiun.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-10-06

We are informed that three perfons have
been apprehended at Tioga, in confcquence Of
the Governors proclamation, among whom is
Gillet, iuppof-d TO be principal. Againa him
the grand jury have found bill. The bills
againit the other two have been returned igne-
ramm- U. S. Gas.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-03-24
WASHINGTON CITY, March 10.

On Saturday, Nv. Wright presented
60 the Senate bill forth removal Of lhe
public Offices TO and for the meeting Of
Congress at Baltimore, until the day
ui next.
On receiving the bill the Senate divided
--Ayes l5.--Eoes g.
Ii was then moved that the bill should
beordercd to a second reading-Carretl--
AYES l3--Noes 10.
TIE eader will observe that these ques-
tions are meieiy iHci"atol, and q not, in
the least, implcate decision OF The main
question.
there is not the least reason 20 expeGt
that This measure will receive the apDro
bation OF Congress. 1t is much 10 be re-
gifted thar it has been Introduced. as it
is he tendency Of al such propositions
to injure, in some me isure. the in'e-
rests of the permanent seat OF the govern
ment.
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Westham iron Foundry,
NEAR RICHMOND

-y~HE sub-cr,oer takes the liberty os Informing
the public thashe has taken g ie..e and T. ~
present working he above foundcr, a,d ,a,irg
provided lie bear artist 81 ia, lire f-1 ~
York and George Town, togerhs: y;..a pig non
of ,oe mrs. q a,ity
Proposes 20 cast-NIillgu geors and enlar of e.
very description also. cas- non :. Gecs cor 4, ma
chnery of mills; Rumford, ,eg,.ered a,, q. On
CRATES gate from and BOTTOMS. % Rumtorij-
zing FIRE places afge and sn1a. st,Vcs; c7s,u,
SIS and Cabin stoves; franklin stoves ! : - I'd IA
ar coal kitchen crates. with crane and .ar &c
conplele coach warmers; plain stove. a,iu 'c-u il
pa'cs; cast railing OF every pa ..t; ca vaE-
Con coach ph;etou and ct az boS,r ;..a' ,,e.-hts
from o Sob sack and q sk WEIGHTS, ps.;s mr.
soss.yir5r, foc smiths, on = YER approved plan
backs, iars and back LAYS nai' cu-iing ms hines
win screws complete; wheei-rarrcw bow.crs,
garden ditto cas' iron anvi's hge cog ana hand
irons of every p,ion-together with any @.
,her Article in the casing lire, given pattern,
the shortest notice, b. application At he far.
mace, or 90
JAMES DUNLAP, in Richmond.
24th March, 1904. v9m
P. S Old Iron purchased by application as =.
hove
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patches TO the American government, OK
uiis disSgreeable event, had been forward.
ed 20 days be fore capt. w. sailed, Gy capt.
LNn.hart, bound TO Boston. After the
capture, the Triroliians got the frigate
Of.
Since writing the above, we learn, by
Brutus, from Bordeaux, that the officers
OF the Philadelphia were on their parole
at Tripoli, under the protection of the bri-
fish consul-ard that commodore Prcble
had purchased two vessels, and armed
them at Gibraltar for the purpoa~ OF reidk-
ing or destroying the captured srigaic.
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Ihe Virginia A,.gus.
RICHM OND:
s ATURnAY. MANcH q. leo4


Mt a D,e-.ing Of q aum6t,' of Dc8l9crQtic
Rcfu6fc0n CiH@-Rs IF JqfITaon Hard,
0" ;icd'iea day cU-StiHg ne 2lat Of 1lsrch,
iSO4-
Ow Mo~IoH.-Rero'rsi, naaaimoYsiy. That a
general meeting Of he DeMocRArIo REpuBL1-
CAN CrrizE@s IF JeIerron Wagd ought 70 he
convened 1T some convenien, place within the
sud Na''', prev GUS to the preaching elections
ot members Of the Corporation, and OF = member
to represent ibis Gig IN tha General a ssembiv
On no iTcN, - Res0'vsi, Uparinf .Nsly, That the
DEMOCRAGIC REPg2LICAN GtIIzEHs OF Jsf
ferson Wafd, b requested 20 NEE I The Haspu's
Hall, at half past ,hre o'c6cl; ~ he afternoon
of S2tugdsv the 2&,h is'an,, 80 oonsiIcr e. and
adopt such ,rg-ng:rnen'a a % them may seem
most expet icrl - pr 'np,e he Democratic Re
publ can luisres in tbc approaching election OF
members o the Car3n,r,ion o. the City of Rich
mond. aud "f meo'bcr p represent said Ci:y in
the ensuing General ssev'Iy
OK MovIoS,--G,Ge,e!, THAT the foregoing
Resolutions ne printed and published in the Argus
Oh Saturday morning, and hand bills.
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Ehe Beautiful high bIo5aed horse.
= K f C. IP IT A T T..

>UlL .if.een hands and a half high. a fine
So''e'' handsomely marked Of big bone. and
great muscular strength and powers, eyidenrIv
deno.nS the true engiish running horse-,vili
stand u my stables, Sandy Point. in Charles
Cltv county 1T SIX guineas the season, and = dol
lar TO the groom Dut the season may be dis
charged by the payment cf w euty doiI.,s ~, or
before tine lUih day Of October
Extensive, rich and productive PASTURES. well
enclosed. IL va'ious apartments, from which no
mare can easily csoape, IS we'll ON that account
a. from rs physical situation. Servants found
gratis bn. no liability too involuntary escapes
o. accit.n5s
This celebrated horse. whose name is so t,rI,
app''cloe 10 his charatiec. was bred hv ]. ord
LF'"mnnt, ioaird in 1877, cor BY Mercury IA son
% Eclipse Gam BY iierod rrandan b. M ,ch
en- "ui Of Nir PrarJs I'D Squirt mare. is nm
"3"h'edly one OF the besr horses ever irnoorred
i"'" ma country ana is now thought BY n an
gentlemen VINO rave iraveiled some distance 70
see NM sue' or a h'ugh he mas So lately eros
Neu me sea, thar - cannot b. expected he should
have gained his pristine form md beauty
he IS truly such horse as Virgil describes of
a nse one an eye iarge, b'.ci; md full Of h-e.
bod g he Lyon, active rs the GREYHOUND an.
)" AZ MS movements ether ne rcshcs forward
IKE ,hnnderboi., and hesiga:es a nothing
2".-he first spring meeting 1919 at No My
OF the Prince stakes OF leo guineas each. beat
ing thrnde'hol; Chan'icleor and Sir Pepuer.
t'"r having paid 70 felt In he -ame week. he
won me Bottom stakes of 50 guineas each bea-
ing Chambooe. Dragon, and p.l.afox-sever
pad forfeit Second spring meeting, he won the
thrd class Vt the Princes s'akes OF 100 -ujrsos.
beating Ihunderbolt--sev paid forfei. nd
IA the same week, he ceived 100 guineas forfeit
from LORD Grosyenor's Radamanrhus
In l792, he won sol at Gundied. heating
Doge, Thuuderbolt, Serngapatam. and S,out
l he next day 50l a. the same place beating Car
doek And Griiiin. He also won the kings 100
gn'"eas AT Lewes. beating Skyscaper a. three
heats. the FIRST being deemed dead heat after
which ne was 50 highly estcened, tina, he becamf
stallion in his lordship's stud, at - guineas
mare.
This horse is the sire Of Jonquil, Petwor,h.
Matranna, Rosalba, chestnut colt out af Bobtal,
chestnut colt ont of Rosemary, Humbug. Lazarus.
haginer, Apollo, Cuver, Tag, Louisa. Tin
stan and many others of great fame now in train
ing.
purchased him myself when in England las,
fall, at the sale Of Richard Watt dec where 4
complete stud of his get were sold at Auction. al
pr6es lar be ond what was common 10 wit
earnings from % to 22Ol. sering-a pr.n,ei list
OF which now have IA my possession, 70 be seen
At any time
for character and performances, see Racing
Calendar from 1890 to 1899 inclusive, Suortms5
D'etinnary page 1873, vol g. printed 1905 Wi.
liam lapiin, author
WILLIAM LIGHTFOOT
March 1e, 1904. wtmjy.
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7 airneld Races.

NN Monday 'he goth OF next month, will be
: , rur for over the Fairfield ooufis, fweep..
flake tor ecits tour years old two nils heats. Five
eolts are en'ered at goo dolls each, and the tub
icrip'ioa aiofed weights agresably To the rules
Of ths I3cSey Club
On the fame dav the " Fairfield Jockey Club
CUP" will he run Tor two mile heats, Tree los
all ages. The hor'es TO be bona f4e the properly
o! members OF the CLUB.
On Tuefday the frl cay of May, the Jockey
Club Furie OF 400 dolls will be Ter, onr mile
heats
On Wednesday the Purfe of the proprietor Of
the eourfe three mile heats-weights as follow:
Aged horfe. l33 lbs % years old 10 lbs
years old, lis bs-4 years old. l06 lbs-3 years
old, 90 III, Mares and geldings allowed los.
The ueafarer takes this opportunity Of remind,
ing delinquent memberey ct she neceiE;y OF for
warding the amount OF their fubferiptions prcyi.
Ou1v to the commencement of the races.
March 73d 1904 ,r
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The New-York Gazette OF the 18th inst.
says I'VE learn by the schooner Eagle,
from AK Cages, that Dessalines had ar
rived there from the Cape-aud tha' tran
guilty was restored. no massacres had
taken place since the sailing Of thc Aun {;
and there was reasonable prospect from
the interference Of General DessaliLcs, OF
a restoration o.. order and good govern
ment." Prociamations were distributed
that the whites should be protected in their
lives and property.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-03-24

With this day Mree vcors expire since
The present administration came int pow
er, and THOMAS JErYERsoN was elevated
to thc Presidency Of the United States.
On the night Of this day, Mr.. Adams
continued III late hour to make appoint
Ucnts 10 Office, ,u,a9ily col'ed The D. d,agEt
ohhofHmcHlS) and contributed his best en-.
deayors 10 extend ihe inHuence Of his PRIV
c'ples and the Effects Of his own admins
ration into tbat Of his successor. Some
OF these appointments, whict depended on
the pleasure of The President, we're alter
wards annuiled by Mr.. Jefferson, and a
few Of the commissions, which, through
want OF ime, wcre wrongly made su,, or