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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-11-17
MediteYYanean Pass6ayls.


NJ Office is hereby given, that il has been
' deemed expedent to change the form OF
the Mediterranean pat1port iiiucd 10 vetIels of
the United States; that from the Sth dav of IN.
ly next, thofe of the new form will be iiued at
the cuftom houfes to every vefie, for which an.
Plication may be made on a compliance with
the terms prefcrbed by law and furrendering the
former pafiport of which ihe may be po;IefIed.
if any, in which latter cafe no fees will be reol.
red for the exchange: and that by an arrange
ment agreed upon by the Barbary powers with
whom we are At peace, either the old or TIE
new form of pafport will be fuficcnt TO pro.
tect the veiielS of the United States, from cap
ture until the m fully 1905, after which, the
old form OF panport will be unavailable and The
new one alone in ufe.
Department of State,
esd ofMay, 1904.
7bc Printers gffbeiaqvs eftbs Un;fed Stnfes arr
reqasi?cd 10 inert tie aJove in their CaoetflI
tqpiee a 7oer& for Tire Jaee .hs months, end fbl
COileiIor9 cft6e eg3omS to KEEP eopieJ Of it boRed
up in their offices.
Tu7e, 2.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-11-17
FALL GOODS.

FOIiN MACRAE has received by the laR arri-
~ vals from Europe,a very estenlive anor,ment OF
GOODS, which will be fold moderate terms for
cath or produce, time to pnnctual Men.
Manchester, Nov. 8. St
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-11-17
BROKERS' OEEICR

fiE Sr5s,i6.y bas efsn,9 a B,si.ys Office, oss,ft,
L tie Union Taa'e,n, and ove, NE C9gqfiag-b5nE Of
Tbonh oVd A'.as LadA An 6gIfneG conflict 10 lin,
ryiH Be fragias'oa tof5 f'i5 Ed>Ety.
TH0dI1fS NORHELL.
Ol7eIsy 8. If
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-11-17
WILLIAM & MARY COLLEGE.

HE Lectures on LAW and POLICE ut the
4 College Of William and Mary, will COM
mence on the Goth of November.
Oct. 20, 1904. rIm7
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-11-17

now are. A futie6 remotely connected with
thofe touched upon in the prefent caay, is CHA
RivY, or, TIE CLAIMS cftbe Isdi..ent uton the
Neaiiby; this, perhaps, may be treated Of at =
future day. s..
Richmond, N,v. Is, 1904.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-11-17
Department of State,
esd of May, 1904.
WILL Re SOLD.

On the cath day of November, to the hjeieH
bidder, for cath, at Richard Gregory's Ia
vern, in CheRcrfeld county:
FIVE LIKELY NEGROES, or 70 many Of them
property Of James Fargufon, Of iait county. ,yb;eb
property is conveyed 60 III ,ruf baring date on b
ninth day OF March, in the year one thou5aod e;gbt
hundred and two, by ,he faid James Fursoop, to ic
cure the payment offouricen tl,ouland Gx hundred AMI
eighty-fS pounds Of Tobacco Of the Upper InfteSsn
on James River.-Iikewise the FUN Of three poures
thirteen ihfngs and FIX pence current money Of yir
gna, with nterce and coz from the within mentioned
dae; due b. the faid James Furguron to Miles seldst
RICHARD CRECORY,9
JOHN r. BRADLEY, { TruR.s,
GEORGE GARY,
Nov. 9. Ctg
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-11-17

~ 10 ny PATTERN or i.iiE-
ion, equal in point of Ma
TsRIAls and WoREaAH-
SHIP to any in general ute.
~ Imported Doors a,.i
ShoEs, OF tie frit caal,y
and newell faihion, for i;.iir
-. Gentlemen Z; d dh>
tanee. who ere difpofed to
forward NE their meafurc,
by paying attention to the
ann eIed cut, can be fited
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-11-17

by tie late arrivals jfrom London and Liser-
pool,
w. MACKENZIE g co.
HAVE N,cEIvEp THEIR
fall Ganne.
Now. ep4w
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-11-17

DATES's ALMANAC--soa 1so5--p,,Lgc
- ell MFR. DaVjs s. Coarla.,, ma, !
bad Mt TIE Office IF Ire Enquirer.
September 10. ebff
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-11-17

a PETITION will be prefented to the mex. Gene
4 a raj Afiembly, TO eAablifh PERRY from n.
lands o. PFrEs RvsT, in RichJnond County, to hi,
September i5,---[smep.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-03-30

1900 tickets at 10 dollars each, Jsoce
NJ 3. Prizes iubieaea deduction offiftcen pes
mt.
This lottery has been authorized by the legislature Of
Virginia for the audabe pupoie OF erecting ieminary
OF learning the metropolis OF this Rate With
this view, it is contemplated TO rae 10000 dollars and
z5oo dollars in addiou tor deirayng the expenees at
terdant drawing the lottery citizens of the hr re-
liability have been feietted truees and they have
pledged them elves TO uie their utmoa exerons TO car
ry it into effect The cfeme has the advantage of Civ
ing each advensre chance for ome very large PRICES
whit the proportion of prizes to blanks, 70 great as to
invite the friends of the intended ntutiqn to partake Of
eheotery, with very little rk of their becoming ooicrs
The reaucr of this tat be appointed to the
money the tickets they fold and TO pay the a.
mount Of the prizes to the fortunate adventures t
believed that the above conideratioas will induce rapid
fae of tickets and the drawing will commence as ioon as
fnffciens number ha be fold authorize --aich il
it believed will be en- the iecond MONDAY in December
next.
Richmond, January 81, 1867. co
x*x TICKETS to be had Of Ro-
bert Pollard, Dr.. ], Peterborough,
jun. VIM. Price, (Reg.) Samuel Plea
1ants, Jun. and VIM. Prichard.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-03-30
March rs.
Notzce.

The County court of Fairfax, hav-
ing at January laN paf, ordered and directed
in The fuit of Catherine Brown executrix of
William Brown, deceafed complainaa. againlt
Elizabeth Brown, defendant in chancery, ,has
thefublcfiber do fertIe and adult the account
between the parties relative to this fuit and re-
port the fame with fuch lpecial ftatemen,, as eli.
sher party may rSqnire.
Thofe Perfons concerned arc hereby informed
that will attend at Violet's tavern at Fairfax
coart hoale on Saturday the 18th day April next to
carry into effect hefaid order, at which time
and place. the parties ntereRed are requeRed
tTattend with the neceaary documents, to ena,
bic me to execute the order.
Il. Radcliffe, NC. 7.
March z8s eo3t.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-03-30
CHEAP BARGAIN.

Twin to fell sal acres of LAND, about 8
miles from Alexandria, lying on the Falls Church
Road, little above Col. Peyeon's and Captain
Slacum's. The improvements are fmalIframed
houfe, with about 10 acres of rich, low ground
iacloied, with CEDAR potts and chefnut rails, and
laid down III timothy lat fall, about 1zo Of the
mott choice fruit trees planted, fome of them
will be in full bearing this fummer, if the fpring
permits; the whole of the ref in wood. 1t ad
joins the ands of Captain Richard Conway and
Bepjamin Dulany, E(q. If not fold at private
fale, before Satsrde, TIE Iotb day Of March, ii
will be on that DAY fer up to the higheR bidder,
at the csfsr Roxjs in Alexandria, between the
hours of one and Two o'clock. The lurvey and
fi,lc papers may be icen and the land Gewn TO
any peHon deflroas Of purcbaGug, by application
60 the fubfcriber.
n. DADE.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-03-30
FOR SALE BY
+ WILLIAM HARTSHORNE.

FFILLlHIW II7NI OI1C N1EG,
At HIS STORE ON KtRK's wharf, LOWER ENp
OF WOLF STREET,
Middlings and Shoulders of Bacon
on very lew terms,
Ready made Bags,
Bar Iron,
Philadelphia Lump Sugar,
Indian Meal, Rye Meal,
Shorts and Bran,
Supeifne Flour in barrels and half barrels,
Large and lmall veaIeIs may be CON-
yenicntly accommodated with Wharfage on mo-
derate terms.
STORES TO let on the Wharf, or goods re.
eeived in them on Storage.
A large TORE on Hoes Wharf to fell or let
with the privilege of receiving and lhipping
goods free of wharfage.
A fmall HOUSE on Water Street next door
to Major Muncafer's, for fale.
A number ofsLOTS in, good ftuations for fale
or to let on ground rent.
Alex. 9Th mo. 18th. eosf
Twill fell by PRIVATE SALE.
the STORE AMI WAREHOUSE at prefsnt &C.
cupied by Alliion and Gelger, ftuated on the
corner of Prince and Fairfax freets, S. feet on
Fairfax and IS feet on Prince ftreet one water
LOT on Water &reet, ~ on water Rfcet and
extending 900 feet back to Union areet, with
the liberty OF wharfage. The lot on Prince and
Fairfax ttreets, is at prefent rented to Alfon and
Gelger for one year from the l&.~Oa. next. IS
feet OF the lot on Water freet is let to Samuel
Harper, for eight years from che 18th of October
next. If the above mentioned property is not
fold BY private bargain, it wlllbc fold on the pre-.
mites on the 10th day of May, next when tho
terms will be made known. Pleafe apply to
GEORGE MfMUNN.
March rs. go
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-03-30
John Ball,
.CNE HUNDRED DOLLARS
K E WA RD.
RAN AWAY from The fubtcrber, on :hc
18Th Of March lnaan,, THREE NEGROES--

18th Of March inaan', THREE NEGROES.
San, Sascky and Jane.
Sam Is abous 80 years of age, 5 feet 10 inches
high, black complexion, Graighs imbed ard we'll
formed; he has fear, with aifteak of grey
hairs, on his left chesk. They Carried with them
three snail Children They hase@mary connex.
iops in Alexandra, and il is probable they may
be kulking about that place. The above reward
will be paid for occurring faid negroes, and in
proportion for either Of them, in any Jail, with
all reafonable charges Captains of veiiels are
fo,swarncd at their peril, not to take them away.
HENRY IALBUTT, +.
Rotc Hill.
Fairfax County, Virginia,
March "a. eot3t
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-03-30
TIE FAMOUS JALK
c. O I, u M B u S,

WILL aand the cnfuing iealon AZ Mount Wafh-
ington, one nile from the George Town Ferry,
and be let to Mares az the reduced price of Sever
Dollars and HAY . DsAsr TO the Coon, pro-
vSed she fame be paid within che fealon, Other
wife ten dollars will be required. Columbus
ag,was got by the old imported knight of Malta,
his dam by the Royal Gift out of the old imPor-
ed Malreft Jenet. This jack is considered by judg.
es as equal if not hyperion to any in the United
. gtases, has great 1lze, bone, and yigcur, and 10
eOins of psdigfe and form is not 60 be exceeded.
His fSalshavr besn capital and .pIonlise TO be
| 4aua TO any in the country. 4
- E5entIemN wilhing "a get into the breed OF
Z d truly valuable animal che mule are requested
&iew this jack and judge of bis qualities
petaion.
John Ball,
$500 Manaysro
xThe ieaion to commence the # day of April,
and end the 9th AuguR. PaRussge gratis but
no responsibility for accdensssr efcapese
March 26. eo3t
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70 Rent.
-.,1sssssii->ss

the two fory BRICK HOUSE on the corner
Wolfe and Union Streets. 4, prefent in The oecu'
pancy of the Subfcriber-poGefion will be ANNE
diately given. Attached to this properly are
kitchen, flnoke houfe, fable, and tao large gar
dcns. The Gtuation for, private family IS as
deirabls as any III. Alexandfise
Robert KIRK.
aT CAUT3CN.-Thofe perions
who have been in the habit of taking SAND from
off the above premiies, without the advertisers
permifion, are forewarncd from arepittioP OF It,
as every future trefpsacr viii certainly DC pro
lecu,ed R. KIRK.
March 81. >d3l eoIot
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HAVE ON HAND nay

ROBERT and JOHN ep.,|
-, HAVE ON HAND, may,
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FOR SALE,

FOR SALE,
A HOUSE and LOT
10 fee Gmple, on the weG eide OF Pitt ierect. be.
tween Wolfe ard freets, adjoining Mr..
James Fleschet's. The terms will be made kaown
on application 10
Thomas Patten.
March z.
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Mach rs.

Cut Mails and Brads
OF different iizes, manufactured 81
sold on reasonable terms by the subscriber, at his
Ware House, near the upper end Of King Street.
JOHN M'KINNEY.
January IT. aaw2m.
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B Q B,
about 20 years of age, five feet nine inches high
straight llmbed and well formed; said slave hath
an impeachment in his speech which prevents his,
readily replying to a question. He commonly
wears earrings. He took with him variety Of
good cloathing, description of which is unneces.
sary, as it is probable he has changed them. He
has been frequently seen about town since he ab-
seconded, ard in all probability ia now secrsted by
his mother, Winney Brown. formerly the slave
ofMr. JOHN Num-, late of this town, but now
said to be free. The above reward will be paid
for securing said Negro BOB, in any goal, and
further reward of TsN EoLrkKs for the dis
sovery of those who have been accessory to his
Eoncealment.
Captains Of vessels, &c. are forwarned at
their peril, not to take him away.
; ROBERT B. JAMESON.
Nov rs
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t,'sce-r
Difria Of Columbia,
County of Alexandra, q.
November 7trm, 1903.
Alexander Henderfon and Co.
Plaintiffs,
James Smith, Thoemial1 Der, In Cbancsyy.
W, Alexander Smith and
Sen and John Byrne,
Defendants,
THE defendant Ianes Smith moi
having entered his appearance and given fccurity
according The aft OF AfTemblya end the rules OF
this Court and it appearing to the fatisfaction
of the Court upon affidavit, that the fad defcn.
dant, James Smith, is not an ibhabitant OF this
Diifritt On motion of the iad conpIaiuants, by
ahen counfe!, il is ordered, that the faid defen,
dant James Smith, do appear here on the frsf days
OF term, and enter his appearance TO the suit.
and give security for performing the decree of the
Court, and that The other defendants, Tholeniiah
Berry, Alexander Smith and Son. and John Ryrne
go not pay away, convey or fecrste the debts by
item owing TO, or the effate or Effects in their
hands belonging 70 the laid aofent defendant las.
Smith, 1nti the further order OF decree of the
Court, and that copy of this order be forthwith
pubIihed for two mouths facctGivelY in both Of
tie public newspapers pubiilacd In this county,
and that another copy be ported at The front door
Of the Court Hsdle Of faid county.
A copy TeG,
@. DENEALE, 9. g.
Fra lavam
Diarid Of Columbia,
County Of Alexandra,
NovemdeyT tra, 1905.
Douglas and Vaudeville,
4s... Plaintiffs J /. ca,.ssrv.
Wm. S. ralbert, * Thos.
Patten, Defrs.
The defendant William S. Talbert,
not having entered bis appearance, and given fe.
eurity according to the act of aaambly ard the
rules Of this court, and 1t appearing to the ars.
faction of the courr upon afidavis, that the Eaid
defendant, William S. Tabert, is NOT an inha-
btant of this dlltritt; on motion of the faid
compliments by their council, iris oydsyea, tina,
the faid defendant, VIM. S. Talbcrt, do appear
here on the 6rR day of next tefrn, and enter his
appearance to the iuis and give fecurity for per
forming the decree of the court, aud that the
other defendant Thomas Patten do not pay away
convey or fecrete the debts BY HIN owing TO or
the eltate or effects in his hands belonging 20 the
faid abfent defendant William S TaIbert until
the further order or decree of the Court, and that
copy Of this order be forthwith publilhed for
two month: fucctGyeIy in both of the public,
newspapers rublifhed in this county and tina,
another copy bcpofed at the from, door Of the
courthoule of the faid county.
A copy.
TEST,
c. DENEALE, c. c.
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printed DAILY BI -
S. S N q " d & ~
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-01-21
SKETCHES FROM HISTORY.
II 81


/" The late King OF PruiIia was celebrated for
his knowledge ct men 1t, therefore. was con-
n iersd as great compliment, when, the H.
pertcripsien OF a letter TO Poiiih Nobleman, he
wrat. 70 be communicated 10 the Ornament Of
Human Nature :" how much greater NUT the
compliment be coehdere1, when in the direction
of Letter to our Preiitent, General Wilmington,
iore year, fnce, be wrote, Fom ibe oldeh
General 10 Europe, to the sreatst General in the
WSrld?'
Mses,ie Sto.e AT Enlifheiri, in Germany,
there's MATS of Zone, OF the weight OF upwards
of 400 ID called the 76anasy Si9se. and is general
ly fnppoied to have fallen from the atnofphere.
1t IS Of al oval form, aud sassed afped. In
the wear 1900, piece Of his mals was analyied
by Poeaor Barthold, who oofef we'd that its tex
tuie was 10 ioofe, that it could eay be separated
BY katie, aud REFUGE to grey ih blue powder.
1t vas red will iniuiated and irregular crvE
tails Of pvites, whish in fome parts appeared like
fmalivsins. From the an.lyGs, this tone appear.
ed to contain, of sulphur, oo2 iron, 2 mag
nsha, II aumine, o AZ; lime; o.zez; and
OF liiex, Q IL.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-01-21
SPEECH
Gentlemen Of the Senate, and
Gentlemen of the Houfe Of Reprefanta,ives:

Gentlemen of the Houie Of Reprefanta.ves:
AT your former FELTON,, the feafon Of
the year prevented your prolecuting the
confederation Of divers iabjeets which you
thought worthy of your notice in partic-
ular the fate of the Judicial department..
prefume that thole fubjees will now be
taken up, and receive the degree of atten-
ton they respectively deferve; and trult
that your deliberations on thece and 9TH.
er matters that may come before you,
will terminate in fuch meafu-es as ihall
tend to promote the cafe and happiness
OF the people:
Since our lat meeting the dtuation of
affairs in Europe is materially changed.
A new war has been kindied between thofe
nations with whom we have the greareit
intercourle; and we are again conltrained
by the principles both of humanity and
religion, to lament the milery il mutt oc-
cafion even If our own pecuniary inter-
eft is promoted by it,. lndecd there may
be rapid increafe of wealth without any
addition to public Happiness, for riches,
by their influence on the manners of the
people, have fometimes proved extreme
ly injurious to their virtue and fafety.; SO
long, however, as We claim and poilefs the
advantages of a neutral character, it is our
duty to abitain from all contraband com:
rnsrce with the belligerent-nations. 1--we
attempt to convey warlike flores to eth
OF them, or fores of any kind to belieg-
edpace, we faliify the characterwe aiiume,
and have no reafon to complain if our pro-
perty is leized and conidered as lawful
prize.
But in whatever manner our iateref or
private feelings may be affected by the e.
vents that take place in Europe, the ma.
uonal government is e-:cluively author
he'd to regulate our foreign affairs, and
guard zgainit thofe projects of other ma
tons, which may be thought injurious to
the honor or dangerous to the fa&ty of
the United States. We are therefore at
liberty, as members of this government,
to direct our whole attention To thole
points which concern the internal welfare
and PROPERTY Of the Commonwealth.
The REFLECTIVE ftates are indeed author
lied by the Contribution to appoint Off
Gers, and train the militia according to
the dicipline prelcribed by congrels and
the faithful execution Of this trut in each
fate is important, not only TO itfelf but to
every other it is particularly 70 when the
great powers of Europe are at war;. This
fubjee was fuggeaed at the forper FELTON,;
asyou will now have more leifure to at.
tend TO it. A law of congrsfs requires,
that there ihall be one Brigade-Q Quarter
Matter to each brigade, and one Chap
lain to each regiment of militia; bu, no
directions have been given in what man.
ner they fhall be appointed. Nor is there
any expreis provilion by our militia law
for removal of non-commillioned Off
ser who is guilty of milbehaviour, or is
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-01-21
Mr.. TRAcY's Speech,

Delivered in the Senate Of the Unted States December
ad on the final paTase of the bill FOR aler,ug the
Contribution
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-01-21

Iceata.ei Jrs- ,se c.4sas v IN safrayl
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-01-21
Legislature Of Manachufeit IS.

On Friday the f3th infant, there being qscrurNs Of
both branches Of the Legislature, his Exceency met
them IN the Rcpieicnt and delivered the
following
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-01-21

BosroN. JAN. IL, 1904.
Tin the Houle, lac fpeech was committed to Mehrs
Phillips Dana, Danforth. Wheaton, and Lewis, OF Fall
mouth.
la the Senate, to MsIis. Tudor, BidweI. and Pick
MANI
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-08-09

tNcohnd feven hundred ard forty.iever. dollars
and ,hiuy.Gx cents:
For the relief and protection Of diRrcAed
Amer;can iesmcn. ten tsoufand dollan:
For falsvics Of the SCENTS, IN Paris and
Madrid. for proiecuting claims in relation TO
caoture,. three thoufand three hundred and fifty
dollar, /:
For fssisfyioe balance doe TO John Hab-
srfham. late agent foe fspplying the troops in
Ceoreis. pine thoafand sad lifty Ave dollafs and
fsvenieen cent?
For the relief Of iick OF difabled American
ieamen at New Oseans, in addition to the ap'
Deoor;ssious heretofore made for thar purpofe.
one on shosfand doIlans
For difchargiog fuch fudhs, % may, on let
sIement Of shsir sccosnu. by the accounting Of