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by telling the grand Seigr:or with much na;- |
vete, that he Ought TO be defpoied by her,
for fear of his being pnndered by Frsnce.--
here ihe ioLcts Ruia TO aiiune, 1t leaf In appear
ance, hottie attitude; Che would willingly charge
herielf with the government, OF the Ru!an Cabinet &
give it mner Of foreign affairs of her own making
he courts Of Vienna, Spain Berlin, and Naples arc
not neglected; they hear repeated without ceaGng,
thu old common place of the ambition of France and the
dintereitcdneis of England Thele mano.uvres hap
ply remain without iucceis; every power has been
deaf TO theGe ilbersl ininua,ions. In fp. of Eng
land, Nj. D'ErtraSues has received orders to quit
Dretden; Count Woronzow, the RuiIian ambailador,
is not going next iprng aun,c the administration of
che foreign department Spain and Portugal afp-e
as well as Nepee tate the bieings of repoc Wen
ia and Berlin are more than determined to take
council only for thenfelves. What iscacd in Europe
the Engiih party is falling more and more into dcre-
dit. We have room to hope that the norther.
courts will nieaiure back their precpitate Heps which
made them abandon the great principles eCabiihed BY
Katharine the iccond relative tn the armed neutrality
IL certain, ar ea that ambaiador Vienna has
delivered detailed pro-menoral upon the fuhec he
demanded at the fame time that the court of Vienna
ihould come to an understanding with other neutral
powers, in order to determine and adopt the principles
esablihed in the memorial 1t is added, that lin,-
lar tep has been taken by all our ners at the courts
OF Petersburg, Berlin, Stockholm and Copenhagen.
1t is aid that Ru.an officer arrived lately at Copen-
hagen, with important dispatches from his government
tor the Ruii;an nli-,iit We cannot fay
whether theie dispatches relate the quefion lubnt-
ted by France; but it is probable. it is doubtful
whether there have been any communications refpeGf-
ing the armed neutrality between the cabinetso France
and Rula, through the medium, of the RufIian am
baador at Paris; for he has for long time had no
communication with the French government, till with
in theie few days, when he fent to M. Taley-
rand to inform him officially that his matter had con-
ferred upon him tie order of St. Andrew. He is to
! iui. Paris immediately but he will have quilted
TIL after having received from his iignal proof
OF the eniperors appreciation Of his conduct which on
the contrary fees have Duplicated the French go
vernment 70 deeply as to induce them dcre his
call.
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KINGSTON, April %.

The American floop Nancy, Boyd, from 81.
Mares bound TO New-York, with coffee and
log%ood taken by French privateer, and reta-
ken by the armed fch'r Union, arrived at port
Royal on Saturday evening.
The American fchooner Vulture and Polly.
from st. Domingo bound to Baltimore, with
coffee, captured by the French fchr Paulin of
one gun, and SO men, and retaken by the Fran
chlie frlgate, arrived on Sunday lat.
The fnow Eliza, Atkinfon, from Savanna IN
Mar to New-York and st. Johns and belong
ing to the latter port, has been captured by a
French priyateer off Cuba.
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the national guards that fought them were shoFe raft
ed IN the beg inning OF 1890. The objca of this bill
was to Perpetuate the volunteer yltem, which was i'm
poiiibe without changing its character. The volun-
teer pr was the eerveicence of the zeal of the mo-
moment which could not be laifinp Accordingly when
was whed to perpetuate the fyisern, it was foand
neccilary TO have recourie bounties and penalties
he agreed that exemptions the motive of the
volunteer offers. Mott OF them made when the
men told they to have no exemption or At
leait told to rely The honourable gentleman
proceeded TO obierve that the exemptions allowed in
the bill went upon the principle of no pay no Swils
1t had been contended, that no mpedu,ents arore in
the way of recruiting; would any gentleman fay tina,
was the fact and that the pre'ent meaiure did go
the length of completely Popping the recruiting of the
lire, when bounty of fifty guineas was given for a
iubute in the army of relerve, ii with this large
price, that army was the other day ort of its comp-
rlent no leis than $4,000 men, 1t was mockery to
Fay that men would go for tern, of years in the line
tor the bounty of 10 guineas when the interefs of
their families 70 deeply concerned and All oppor-
tunity was afforded them of beneng them 70 mater;-
ally by entering into the army of reerve for period
only OF four years The preent volunteer fl Sem is
body IN which corruption mui naturally breed it was
tort OF Infant Serpent, Herculcan Miniitry, and
| not an lnf.nt Hercules lraneling the Serpent CA
| LAucu). He alluded TO fome late .tranfa9ions in
which ome mitchell had heen done in certain county
rioting III consequence of crimpng, and tho he was
| not one of thoie who
| Thought the nation could not thrive.
| Till every roter be burnt alive,
Yet ne mutt reprobate meafure which gave birth &c
this pecies of rioting and which tended to breed diff
!ention among the folders of the line. bill! which
IN bis opinion was new Mu,iny bill, printed on fine
white iattn. He rdiculed the nlcaiure in toso and
deicrihed it having been formed in a inthy near
Northumberland, where every enc was at work at it
and among the ret the Attorney General hrrnerine
away and fetching it up with John Doe and Richard
Roe, aiiiing him "a LAucH) He was fully fatsied
thai out OF barren moor like this not one good crop
could be got, and the more Convinced of the folly
OF reorng to it, when fuch rich and abundant field
Prefented tfef as the army The right hon. gentle
man concluded with expecting his oppoison to the
whole Of the fyheil.
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Hest India Ne5us.
BOSTON, June 8.
SURRENDER OF SURRINAM.

BY the fch'r. Zane, capt. MEAGHER, arrived
in Quarantine Road in 23 days from Sw,fna,,a,
Dutch paper was received, which contains
the articles on which thatplace was iurrendered
to the Britiih on the 18th ult.-It is figned bv
Gen. Green and Com. Hood, on the part ofthe
Engliih, and Col. Batenburg, on the part Of the
Dutch. The Dutch garrifons were permitted
to march from theforts with the honors of war {:
the officers to retain their arms, the folders to
ground their's,an to be fent to Europe as foon
as good veiIels could be procured, but not tocar-
ry armsagainft his Britannia Maiefy. Article s,
propofed that no Dutch folder fhould be en-
poyed in the Britilh fervice-the anfwer was,
that no Dutch folder fhould be emitted unIefs
he was willing. The inhabitants were to be
protected in their lives and property.
The following Proclamation was i1iled after
the Britifh had become poilei1ed of the place.
PROCLAMATION.
Whereas the fettlement of Surrinam, and its
dependencies, has surrendered, to the arms of
his Britannia Maiefty, and thereby become a
Colony of the united kingdom of Great Britain
PrcIrnts, 10 enJofII al tne good inhabitants of
this place, to conduct themfeves with reeularitv
and tranquility, and as behoves the loyal f,b-
jeets of his faid Majety. We do further g;v,
them the tuleit aiurance, that their projections.
and property fhall in everyrefpect be fecure and
protected, for which purpofes the ftriGteft or.
ders have been given to the troops-and that
the interefts ofthe inhabitants of Surrinam. as
his Majefty's fubjetfs, have been particularly
recommended to us.
We do alto make known to all perfons that
the government of this colony and its depen-
denotes is to be held by Major General Sir
CHARLES GREEN, until his MajeRy's plea
fure is known.
Given under our hands at Head quarters
tiers Paramarioo, the 18th May, 1904, and
III the 44th year OF his Majefy's Reign.
,.. God fave the King.
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NEW-ORLEANs, Apri, 90 ,oo.

ONCE the revenue laws of the United States
nave oeen put in force here, bufnef3 hs 5 aTi,mo
ca ca new afpett. Trade appears TO he br;G,
Vefiels which have been diiIfantled are 80
ing and rigging: the fhore exhibits the appear.
ance of continued fhip-yard while the Ieves
dhplayS from day to day great variety Of mer-
chandlze ladlng and unlading, from the vef,SIo.
at times 1t feems covered with cotton from 81.
market to the upper gate. A large and fine fbin
belonging to-. 7. Mericut, Efq. has been r ~
entered under the laws of the Union, by the
name name, OF the Tboma5 Jt59eyEa-M. Forticr
Zig. has civ. one Of his flip the name IF 49,
G y, CIaiborfe-and to another that of the
General Hilkig/5n. '''"' u TIC
The captain of fchooner in three d,,,, e.o,.
New-fork, informs, that the two French sri.
gates were at the watering pace, and that next
Gay ne perceived Brtifh frigate in diG,nife.
iiupPoied to be waiting for the Frcncbmen[EWe
nope ioon to reg1le our re aders wifi, an acconnt
OF iome hard knocks!
Nor. Her.
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To which His Excellency was pleaied TO make
the following reply:
Tn tbs C,,y.,;tts. or Oyrer, ,,bao;,,.J IN ar.E,f

j u WHICH his ESCtIcHCy was piSdlcU 10 make
the following reply:
TO tbe Committee Of officers appointed to prejent
an .4dSrsE, Sc. TO bis Exociiency tire Com
,pan9er n Cbief.
GENTLEMEN,
I received with fentiinents of the mott live
ly gratitude, the valuable teftimony of the ef-
TEEN and attachment of the army, with which
they have honoured NE. This mark of regard
is peculiarly fattering from the officers of an ar
my, whole meritorious ferviccs throughout this
campaign, mutt ever entitle them to the high
eft refpeet and honour,
In the hour of fevere trial, next to that Pro-
violence who protects us, have entritted to the
invincible hrnnefs, fteady fupport, and unex-
ampled gallantry of my army, and the diftn-
guiihed nccets which has in every intance
crowned our exertions, has fully fulfilled my en-
tire confidence and firm reliance.
1 ihall with pride and pleafure, reflect upon
thoie fituations, in which we have together
maintained the honour of our king, and the glo-
ry of our country. The poilefiion of this va!u-
able teitimony of your attachment, will ferve to
awaken thofe tentiments of efteem, gratitude
and affection, which are already too deeply i'm
printed Gil my mind, ever to be forgotten.
have the honour to be,
Gentlemen,
Your humble fervant,
(Signed) c.. LAKE.
Headquarters of the Britifh afmy,2
Nehmeda, 2lf Dec. 1908.
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PORT-ROYAI. May (

The Americanbrig, Drake Captain VIM. Will
ION which arrived yefterday week from Norfolk,
LVr.) was OH the 18th ult. brought to by fmali
ichr. off the lland Of Tortudas. The fchooner
without hoifting any colours fired feveral nuf.
ket ihot and ordered the capt Immediately to
come on board with his papers, which he did,
and during the time he was on board the fcbr.
a boat, having four men armed with cutlaAes.
was tent on board the brig, who took Ell
on OF her and runlmaged the cabin, opened the
captains and padenger's trunks, and having
found quantity Of letters, amongft which was
a packet for Admiral Duckworth, one OF the
fellows put it ii his pocket, & afterwards broke
open parcel of Newspapers, alto directed to
me Admiral, from which ne took one. His
Majehy''s ihip Deiiree, heaving in fight, they
returned to the fchr. and left capt. Wilton 10
proceed on his voyage. The men who went on
board the Drake, ipoke French, but there were
ievera SpaniardS on board the fchooner.
His Majefy's flip Defree arrived yeRerdav.
with an American Schooner re-captured by
her. -
COMM UN1CATIoN.
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CHARLES GREEN.
SAMUEL, HOOD

In Proclamation, dated NAV 8, Gen. Green
declared, that the laws, cuftoms and uG,ees. 40
they exifted at the period of the colony being
given up to the Batavian Government are to re,
main in force until his Britannia Maiefy's fur
ther pleafure ihall be known.
The JANE and fevera other American velIels.
were ready for fea when the Britifh appeared
before Surrlnam, and were detained ls DAYS, un-
til the equalization ofthe place was completed.
we underitand that fome oppoiition wac made
to the Engliih forces.
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Domestic Intelligence.
MASSACHUSETTS, LEGISLATURE.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES..
MONDAY IuNE 4.
Nor. Her.

MoNDAY JUNE q.
a petition, praying for an Exchange Bank, in
Bottom, was committed TO Joint committee,
confiting of Mellr-s Storer and Prefcot, of the
Senate; and Mei'rs Abel Smith, Morton and
Biglow, of the Houie.
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TUESDAY. lime Z.

Agreeable to Alignment, the Senators and Re-
prefentativee, adembled together in the Houfe :
when His EHcellency the Gov. came in, and de-
livered the following
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Nor. Her.
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having bitterly wrPt the fatal maacres lately
committed at CsPe-FrAneois, i ended the loure of
their forrows to pay to Mr.. Dopox (the late Aneri-
can Vice Coniui the Cpe) that tribute of gratitude
and admiration which is due TO his noble and fpirited
efforts to fave at the rN OF his life, many of our
wretched coulryn,en.
We find growisg out Of the above horrid cafttarophe
new proofs of that generous humane ard loyal charac-
ter which Mr. Dopor conaantly protected among US,
and tor which little expected this location to tender
MN cur mott inieere eiteen. (Signed, &c)
MER. ADV.
Letters from Trinidad, received on Thnritiay
by the tchooner Iianoan, mention that French
tleet had been feen of that illand it conlitted
OF fifteen fail, among which were four fail OF the
lire, the ref frigates and tranfports. full of
troops; they were much alarmed at Trinidad,
rs the information was brought there by 60
vernment veilel.
Nor. Her.
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aATs ADMIRED SPEECH IN THE BRITISH rAR11A
MEET AGAINST THE VOLUNTEER SYSTEM.
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COMM UNICATIoN
The unfortunate coloniis Of st. Domingo, ,fts-
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ENQUIRER.
RICHMOND ::
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER "a, 1904.

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER pa, 1904.
sc..r||~|~| ~~-r(C-~c~~c<I
The paper on which the Enquirer has been
hitherto printed, was purchafed from Samuel
Campbell & Co. of New York. One hundred
reamS only were procured at that time; and
there feemed to be no Reasonable ground of ap-
prehenhon that further fupply might be at any
moment obtained, when our necefities REQUIRED
it. The devouring element of fire, however,
which has 70 often reverted the faireft pYofpecs
of man, has alto deitroyed our own reaionable
expectations. The Papcr-Mill of MIR. Samuel
Campbell, at Springfield, N. J. with all the flock
and materials on hand, has been reduced to
ahes, and twas our lot to announce, in the very
firit number of our paper, this unfortunate ca
taitrophe.-It thus became our duty to form
other arrangements for the obtaining of new
fupply of paper, not inferior TO the former in
iize and quality. On this fubiett we corref-
pended with MIR. CampbelPs agent in N York,
and with the Mr. Bradfords' of Philadelphia
But all our exertions were in vain. We were
unable to obtain new paper, which was alto
gether equal to the former. The paper-miils
could not furnifh us with paper of Equal fize
and Jnbeyior quality, to the one on which the
prefent number of the Enquirer is printed
This paper is evidently inferior in the finenefs
Gifts texture to the paper which has been hi
therto uted (; but it is believed to be equal to
the tineft paper (which any ofthepublic prints
in the u. States is publiihed. In one refped
indeed, the prefentis hyperion to our former pa
per; tstexture isnot 70 fine & polifhed, but it is
evidently much ftronger and much better fitted
TO encounter all the accidents Of the mail, expo
fed as 1t 70 frequently is to the rain, and to the
injudicious and rough treatment of It's carriers.
The abortion made in the Sd. No. of the
" Views on the Rubcon" that the value of ex-
ports to Spain was the bigbeG on the lift of the
exports from this country, was entirely an erra-
tum of the prefs. 1t ihould have been itated that
it " was the third highelt on the lift of exports"
To THE Directors OF THE VIRGINIA
BANK AT RIcHMoND:
sIRS,
In ali focetes and cu-partnerfhips harmony
is deemed as e1eutal to PROPERTY but fIch
is the frailty of our nature, that to CRAFTY pro-
penlities for ufurpation and government, we oft
lofe fight of that amiable and deiirable obieGt
1 This reflection was induced by the conduct of
the Directors at late meeting in this city on
the fu5ject of Bank Regulations. IF am cor
rectly informed, many of you urged the propr.
ETY., perhaps ncceAity, ofbavi1g tie Cal5ierS for
the Branch banks ebote0 BY yonr osUn bodg.-
Was it delicate, was it Ia5gfm for you TO nave
attempted fach regulation ! am aware that
the language Of aiperity is not the bcft adapted
to produce conviction on the intelligent mind,
andthat it only iivets the ignorant aud obaipate
to thsyr faue opinions Yet nus be pardoned
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its Literature will rot prove unacceptable You may
10 dou1. have heard that the celebrated SournEY
has employed his talents for iome time PAL in COM
roiirg az Epic Poem, founded ON the pretended ex-
plots Of MaDoc, the W'e.h Navigator, who is iup-
ppted to have dicovered America f-yer., centuries
before the birth Of CoLuMBus.-This work has al
ready appeared, and adds no niien;fcant wr.ath to
that immortal crown OF glory, which the Whole lite
rary world has unanimously deereed him The po-
EN- is contained in twentyfour books, and is, in MY
opinion, infinitely hyperion to the fame Authors Tocn
Of -4re-But what will urpri.e aud Gnee you are a
Student at Law, what may afford you much gr.a-
ter Pieainre,is publication, not many days out, IN
der the title of
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WASHINGTON HENRY AcADF Ny

re IruHees of the above Aeadsnv havinp re-
paired all the buildings which ere row ats r
ed to that inititution; copfhing OF converter.
dwelling houle, inoke houfc, dairy, kitelicr and
iehool houie; wifi to engage for the enliin wear r.
teacher, capable of instru6ing youth in tle d,4d lar
guages, practical mathematics, ard the Enrllh ham
guage granmatcally.
On Saturday the 10Th of November next meet.
ing OF the Trustees will be had ON the prsmire. q
winch time and place, gentlemen qualified >, shoyc
and deiro's OF Obtaining the htustion, are refyc4
fully invited to attend, in order ,lst the Tr,stcss
may felea from among the candidates the one win,
ihaii be the best approved By majority Of the
board.
The teacher who hall be chofen nall have appro
Prated to his 6e ~ addition to the above bmfe :,
least $50 acres Of land The iituation os yae;,io,,
Henry AeaGemy is in the centre ola populous AMI
repe6sable neighbourhood, about ten rl,i,es Jroro
K.enn'ohd' IS Remarkably heaithfal, and po.ie;s.
the Advantage OF iosne excellent fprines OF water
THos. TINsLEY, P,s,.ds5 Of a5e 1;aa.e.
hshote: County, October 15t!l, 1865. feWsr
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PHILADELPHIA, October 90.
IMPORTANT!

Extrn9 9fa letter fran ctr C'eyre9oedea.. n,
Ne7V-Tork, dated OHo6er 10, 1901.
Intelligence is this moment received. 4h,,
WdR HIS BEEN DECL AREio .B9r 7,rIJ,
EMPEROR or Russia .4CHTWS7.
FRANCE. The Iris has juft arrived from Icr-
don, and will probably furninI forlething new-
as yet, we have got no later dates than {he g5,b
OF Auguit.---She fpoke the hip Orlando al ia.
bound to New-York--the capt. of whom, fur
nihed the above Intelligencc.-The Iris IS IL
the sound and is expected herein the courfe Of
the day"
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ORIGINAL COMMUNICATIONS.

LyT1RfRr INTELLIGENCE.
from a eofefpondent in London, we have been late
ly furpried Sith the following intereiting iaforma-
ton
After 7votng irritable portion Of thi. letter to
the POEtisa Rate Of the country, fome rern~s. on
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NOTICE.
NTILLIAM JONES Of P5iladelbbia, ard
w NEIL m'CoULt Of Richmond, bring ab.
RENTED TO Jeftif tie blfnejJ Of Res and Ford,
Tire collection Of tie debts dr7oiveJ on Neil
M'Comf-zobO reqaeRS k5oir i1de6fed 10 eo',fe FIR
qoord and .giqr a9ivaaee5, Of sVbea payment may
be expetfed, as is his dntg TO commence iif5 in-
uedieteL, agaigB fbejS aO6o do not.
WILLIAM JONES.
NEIL M'COULL.
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HARRY TOULMIN, Ef1. late Secretary of
the State of Kentucky, is appointed by the Pre-
Edent of the United States, Judge of the Milf.
Gfippi Territory. Palladium O9. 6.
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REMARKS.

The importation of Cottons, during the
last two months, has been inconsiderabt,
and for the low qualities, there has been
pretty steady demand. OF Uplands our
stock is small, and good is scarce to be
met with; the qualities on sale are Ordl-
nary and Middling, and are going OFT at
from 15d. 10 sd. 81 per ID. and some,
which scarcely come under the description
Of good, have been sold at I'D. Goodand
fine qualities ofthe new crop, when it comes
forward, will probably meet with a READY
sale. New-Orleans, Of Middling and Far
qualities have gone off at from I'D. l6d
per ID. and about 500 bags Kidding
and Fair Tennesses, were sold last week.
at 14d. So l5d. PEI ID. ConslderaAs
purchases ofgood and fine Sea Island Co'
ton, have been made Of late at these low
prices, hut not altogether intended tor t.'
purpose for which it IS generally applied
as the fine yarns continue without demand
Il has been principally used IN the manu-
factare Of course yarn, and some mas De8A
bought en- speculation, in the expectation
Of future advantage. The principal Iloia'
ers haye latteGly feltinclined to accePtthaS5
low prices for their stocks generally; anu
if the new cottons keep some tine ouI u
tie market, the quantity on hlnd wa pr,
baby DC considerably lesseued, aud IN 5'Sa
case prices somewhat better might be ezPe''
ed for what may remain. If, on the o'ns'
hand, the consumers keep lheirworkS elN.
ployed in the low qualities, and do Ho'
come forward to purchase fine cottons nlI'
til after the new crop shall have arrives
there does not seem reason to expect, pro-
vided it proves good in quality, that '''
present currency will be advanced.
The quantity of Flour which has arfIT'u
from America, for the last two nouns
has been very triaing; but there IS stli' ~
this market, about 1000 barrels, the DUE
of it being inferior in quality, it goes Oh
very slowly. The demand for grain anu G
-four, in general, has been very dun -,
some time, at this port, as the farmers -
the interior of the country, have pc: :h
pressing their stocks on the markets, whl.r WIZ,
we used to employ; but we expect '"sy
will not be so anxious to sell, alter my
have completed their payments, which w
came due at this season, and then the uS
mand in this market, we expect, WIZ -
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SUBSCRIBERS
{ 70 be continued

To in. Corey's FamsLy Bible
may get their books, by applying at r, and !.
Gray's book6ore.
March 2.
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Notice.

N0t3Ce.
BY virtue Of Deed Of Truft from
Tbotass Dempfey and Nancy his wife, to the
fobscsibes, on Saturday the r4sh day of April
nsxI, will be expdicd 10 pubic iale tale on the
prsrndes
a Lot of Ground
on the VET lie Of Water afee7, Ioo feet te the
fgush Of Wolfe ateet, extending in 'front.' On
Wat-i asect rs feet, depth So feet.
R. |. Taylor.
zEsschis. Gods
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-03-17

Premium Of IrturanCe, to on fFoh Die United
States, per Am.'i:an f2ips, 2Eto a4ne': per
cent. Bitlh lhips, 8 do. do.
900 bales Of upland cotton, very god, were
fold the Ioth an. atEs' sd.