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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-12-21

TEN DOLLARS Regard.
Lsfs the Litse-Riyer turnpike road, absas "
10th Of septeslbet laa, =
4 Negro Man named 4 9 y .
belonging TO the heirs of THOMAS MASON &C.
ceafed. He is about 50 years Of eye, well n'sas'
about feet 10 inches high. dark conPiee'itoy;
his head tolerahly gray. Whoever takes up i@'
Negro and delivers him to ne or one OF tie oW''
fesss en- the turnpike read, near A'easnd, .,
ii,lil reseiye the above reward and all rcaiona''
charges, By
.JoszpH POWELL, Agent
for the Lists River Turnpike Company
Caober ID. ou
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-12-21

In ealss OF extremity, where the Iong PrssA!elee TO
cbainaey of difeaf: has brought on gcneTai
sr,m. ana a waiting Of the aelh, which no uouritt
ya.p. or cordial could rspaira perseverance in the uie
Of this medicine has lpessorossd the sss asoniians
cures.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-10-01
AmberR d4gxf Court, 1905.

IN CHANCERY.
John Profit, Randolph Profit, TeHe Profit. Row
land Profit, Elizabeth Proftt and Nancy Prof,-.
children of David Profit, deed. ard Duncan O..
meron and Molly his wife, late Molly pror.. a
daughter OF David Profit, decd and David Pro-
tirt and Auftin Profit infant children of AMIN
Proht', decd. who ION Of the faid David
Profit, deed. By John Profit their guardian and
";e'u Complies
william JOHN and Sally his wife. Joreph WiIeher
and Snianna his wife, and David Profit, which
laid Sally, Sulanna, and David are children of rho
'u D'"a rroh't' dec Il. Defts
NN the motion ofthe complainarts bv their s,tar-
- ney, and II appearing 70 the fatsiataion of the
c"nrt' thar the defendants Wn,. Jein ard Sally his
wife, JpieDh Wiicher and Sufanna his w.f. ard IA.
vid Proh'r are not nhabtaots Of This }ate and
me nrndetion of this court 1t is ordered .bat rho
deiend'n's do appear here on the third Monday
III November next and anfyer the compla:r;r,t's hi,
AID that copy Of this order he forthwith inferred n
"n'e pubic newspaper rubl;i5cd within this cow.
hon"eath For eight weeks fiicceiive!y ard tn a
no'her copy be ported The front door of he eour
houie OF TINS county on ion!e court day.
Copy. Ie!se, w. S. CRAWFORD. e. r car
Sept. "a. epsw.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-10-01

ny virtue OF deed of trua, execn, e,, 70 ME h.,
- John Kelfo,to fecure the payncn. of deb, d,,.
ny h'n to John and William Bell, ,all on the lat
Saturday III October next, at the houfe of the faid
John heiio, in the upper end of the county of Cum
oeriand' proceed to fell 70 much of that valuable
Farm. containing $50 acres of Land, on which he
now lives cubea to two prior deeds Of truly as will
OF about fix hundred and fifty pounds. with fone in
tereh thereon, for the benefit Of John Eppes.
CREED TAYLOR, I'rulee.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-10-01
!. ii. F.iSBENDER.
LATELY FROM CHARLESTON, &

E'PEClFuLl-Y informs tbf citizens .fRiebnond,
= 4. y and h' pisiaity, that be bar eomn-catea tBr
HhTCH- MIXING bgyfngi, in TIE. bog,s b.longiug 70
01'. Jedfaiab Ahaa, adjoining Or. FopiSees. liz not
"ny rfair, HaLrJ tntmakcs query pan fb, eozaoof
"S", and fafe,s bi0lff ;o@ ne at,fo7ioa erbic5 b.
gGrt IN CbariOa, IF zc6ia5 pate BE- 4pa, ,eESsat ps-
Tcd'H' Of tire yedrs &c o1in f dyx of s,fe sa.yor-
age zrbiet be zOiN rnlta1oy, 10 merit.
~ J. Il. FAsBrEDER, ba5 on bara a eJsite ALERT
~Hf 3 JEWELLERf, (aai tally eapsa,j fattBt,
(astfy) scbieb he 7oW EHAso 70, eai5
Scpiez6e, 6. eS4ro.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-10-01
(ep1n,.)
V1iLUdBLE LINN

IN LOUISA COUNTY-FOR SIZE.
PURSUANT to deed OF True, executed nv II
Sab bingham, to fecure the payment of 600 dol.
lars interet and charges, due to Yeamans Smith. will
be fold at Public auction for ready m.aey, on the 7tb
oaoher next, at the Eagle Tavern, in the civ OF
Richmond, between / 9 and O'Clock:
a certain TR-fCT or LAND. lying in the eourl-
~ OF Loniia, on horh iides of Reedy Rum adjoining
the lands OF David Morris and Samuel Hanfon, con.
tanning 500 acres, by a late firvey.
ROBERT BELL.
JOHN DUNsMURES 7'sf'e'.
Augua so. (tds)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-10-01
LONDON FASHIONS FOR AUGUST.
KtnGnefon Ca,Aka's Py0menaA, D,D0,.

KfAfnsfon CAy4en's Promenade Dre0es.
l.. A round drefs of plain or worked muffin ::
peliils of worked piquet leRo, lined with prirn-
role pelhaD, and trimmed all round with white
lace. a mob cap lined and trim med with prirT-
roies. Q. a drefs of white muffin, made quite
plain, with long neeves. a fcarf cloak of DUR
pie farinet, trimmed all round with black lace.
gipfey hat of open ftraw, trimmed with pur
pie. 8. A fhort drefs of muffin. Leghorn hat.
4. A morning drefs Of white muffin, made clofe
to the throat. A cap of white lace, linen
with lilac; deep lace border. Nankin fhocs.
5. A fhort drefs of white muffin, with long
lleeves fhawl Of worked leno, with an EN-.
broidered border, faftened on the bofom with
a breach. A bonnet of worked muffin, linen
with farfnet. c.. A long drefs of worked muE
lin, with plain fhort Reeves a fhawl of work
ed muffin or leno. Straw hat turned ND in
front. 7. a plain drefs of white muffin, with
fhort neeves /; cloak of green farfnet, trimmed
all round with black lace. 4 large eipfey hat,
tied down with green handkerchief. York
tan gloves. 8. a morning drefs of white muf
lin, made clofe round the neck with collar ::
long fleeyes. a bonnet of white muffin. with
lace let in round the 'front.'
General O6jerVakonJ.--The prevailing CO.
lours are primrofe, lilac, pink, and green. Cans
OF lace or leno, lined with coloured f,rfnets
are much worn. Drefies are made yery plain.
and only ornamented with lace. For prone.
made, fhort dre0es are much worn, with lace
or work let in round the bottom.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-10-01
JOHN TCMpKINs.

"A AS JUN received afrefh fupply Of OLD COG
20: r'iCA BRANDY, part of the fame fhipment
Aifo' a few bids. of ANTIGUA RUM, of good.
quality. s'>
fie has hand, parcel of BEST FPFNCt1
CAMBR'CKS. The whole of which, he offers ecr
iaie very low for eafh on liberal credit.
Augua i6. GANn
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-10-01
TO MILLERs, OWNERS, AND MANUFACTURERS
OF FLOUR.

TO mlLLERs, OWNERS, AND MANUFACTURERS
OF FLOUR.
|'NHE (allc,idsr Informs bis .f-isndy and tbe
PnbAe tint be b05 twcbajSd tie Rock Of
| Freneb Burr birceJ. from Mr.. Thomas Dos61oH,
and bdt again commemorative making If BURR
MILL STONES near TIE bqEn oftbs eonal. and
2pp9bfe to tie Hnt SeaisJ, qVbrre be has a Laree
quantity cfmateriaiJ and e.slrffS future eoaRani
JnpblieJ.
THE bHjfncJ ecWEe earriei on by tbs brJP 4Voyk-
men, and 7UiHbe eo92anfiy 0tfendea In by bimjeiC
TIE experience Ire baJ baa i1direS him 10 6riie1r
nat he sUH be allie TO gi4e general /sfigfat3fon
He aJ/o bopeJ that bis old fjiendJ, and The pp5Ee
seW again JaUor him aUifb tbeir eomwand5.
Being 7vN acqfainfed zOjfb the manhattan.
ing efi9oar, he svW eiqe fbe bWebafv5 ofRoaes
the bsF Information bo1o to pm the Roaef TO qUo-k
70 advaafage qoW ol6 ebnJe f5r ,kboJe qvbo
dohte it. Boiling eiotbs adapfedfo ghaiifg offbe
,StoneJ.
John MooDr.
18Th Sept (eb 4zv.J
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-10-01
GEORGE Willy,

BROKER e. COMMISSION MERCHANT,
Near the Bsfin,
DUyS and fellsaii kinds Of Produce--Alfo, Lands
~ Lots, and houfes, Bank Stock, St.
~ He boy fer Saic, LOTS No. al, 2, 9, and 4,
which make one entire fqvare in Du-Vals additi-
on.-There is good Spring attached to them. Thefe
lots are well worth the attention Of any gentle
man wfhing to baid iunnier retres, for his family.
July 25.--tf.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-10-01
pICKLING VINEGAR.

CROCERS, Tavern X ecrers and Private Families
~ may be fapPiied with VINEGAR Of a very
fupfror quality, by thc barrel gallon or ei guam
tity and at unconmonly low price by
HART & SOUTHGATE.
GRpsfif tie sesk Eslje.
Augu6 &c. ep2wS<ls~a
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-10-01

with Boots or Shoess as well as if they were on the
fpot.-...,.A---the Length Of the Battle-Ground the
Cslf~..B-the pitch Of ditto..D-round the heel and
innep.-.E--round the nnsr....G-aerois the ball Of
the foot. Fix the heel aeanh perpendicular, and
nick knife at the end Of the great toe-fet down in
figures the number Of inches and quarters in the diff
ferent RieaGures. January l. epd
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-10-01
STRAYED OR STOLEN.

IRON the fublcriber--A light cheinu, forr.t
MARE, Is hands hgh 4 years old laf} Gprinr
he has tar in her fo-ehead srd lnir in th. ntfe
and on the right hind huttocl: there is wh,e fnot
long f"ieh tal with fore grey hairs in it. The Ian
account heard of the mare, ne was following man
and woman near BeviPs bridge the man had OF =
white hat blue coat and 'pnt;ed w;ilteoa,, riding
brown horie; the woman had on : blue ea,,:cT
dreis and ,all green umbrella w;.h fringe round r.
riding bay horie they both had fadd!c bags.
Any perion iecurihg the fad mare 70 that I oe.
her again. ihall have Twerty Dollars Reward, and
alb Reasonable Charges paid By
NATHAN GILBERT, near W;rcheher
s''ithlield, Jefer.on county, Sept. IS, 1905.
NtE iubicrber is authorized 10 barter Tor o.bsr
vide diiPofe of very valuable and productive
properly IN the urfer country, which is efimated bv
the proprietor, to be worth between eoand 4oyoI2
dollars bit he will be perfectly willing that il, c. n
value hall be adjudged by ,iifinterefled men
Virginia Bank flock will he taken in exchange. am,
very liberal price allowed.
he above mentioned property is lituated in heal
thy country, about 100 miles above this place and
within 10 miles Of James river.
THOMAS NORVELI.
AuguR o3-ftf N'
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-10-01
THE SIIDRp

4 az the Proad-Rock Jockey Club takes this nettcI
- to inform tho'e delinquent members, agreeable
TO an order Of the fad Club, that he fbal advert(.
the names Of thoie who fail to pay up their deinc,qr.
cies to him or to Mr.. VIM Ball, who is aufhoriled .,
receive the fame. He hops tI,ey will be pointed =,
paying up their fubleription on the fri day of ,le
Droad-Rock races.
THOMAS CfIEATfLiM, Treafurer.
September To- 1905.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-10-01
LAND-FOR S4LR.

LAND-FOR SIZE,
N The county Of Lunenbmg, lying within one mile
ot the Court-houie, OF Coucbcs creek this trua
contains ieyen hundred and fifty acres, one hundred
aud hfty OF which is cleared; comfortably improved
Tor the accommodation Of family This land IS well
uited to the cultivation OF Tobacco, Corn and ybeat.
a great bargain may be had in this land. The
terms maybe made known, by application to Major
Gref Green. OF Nottowsy who is duly authorized to
diipoie oft, the fubferber living on the pre,nfes
JOSEPH SMITH.
LuDenborg, Augua 9.-(crtf.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-10-01
THE BROAD.ROCK FAIL RACES

THE BROAD-ROCK FALL RACES
tpW commence lHonday, TIE IT'D Suy of O7s5,r ,.,.
HE hrit day will be run, the greatefl and moo
ntereitins match race ever in America, be-
tween Mr. John Tayloe's horfe PEACE MAxrp
years Old, Carrying lislbs. and Mr. Balls COLI F,o-
MEL years old, carrying lo6bs. running mile
heats, for 5000 dolls.
The End day--the Jockey Club Purfe of 400 dolls
mile heats.
The Sd day--the Proprietor's Purfe of 900 doll,
mile heats, carrying weight for age, agreeable TO
the rules Of the Jockey Club.
The money run for each day will be placed in the
hands of the judges.
There IS ALTO to be run, after the great match race
the fame day, another match for 200 dolls. a Gnnn
nins' WIN. BALL,
Proprietor of the Field
- The ntual toll will he c7eaed at the pa.cs
eacn days racing, All ?erious are re1ueiied not 70
hrg tner dogs TO the held during the races as they
viii he ihot without reipeGt to the owners.
Broad-Rock, September 10, 1906
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-10-01

BOLTING CLOTHS.
a COMPLEAT aiIortment of ben Dut,b Re, r
y ING Chorus, juG received-for fae by
M. tJ' B. MYERS.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-10-01
70. JWEFH,
+. II. kEERSHEEDT.

L.. JOSEPH, who will continue the bu(nefs In
his own Fame, informs the public, that on Tueiday
aud Wednefday the 24,h and 25th Of the pref,n,
month; aud on 1huriday the 3d. alto on Taerday and
"eaneiday the s,h and 9th, and on Tuefiay & We'd
neiday the 18th and 10th Of October, his fore will
De hut as on Saturday, according to the Mofaic in
ititntion.-Any other time he will have pIeaInre !,
waiting on liberal public and loliei,s eon,nuanee
0' sne,r iavours' L. JOSEPH.
Sept. IL. ep3w
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-10-01
NOTICE.

HI Co'partnerihip Of L. Josrru e Co. was
dii'lved BY its limitation on the fourth dsy Of
inns prsiei't non''.-fhey are h,rksui to liberal
ced.
All thoie WIN have claims on thai Ern. wiz, picnic
can on l.. Joieph for paym-nt--and al; tho. i,rLt-
ed Will pieale make payn,ec h",.
l.. J0SEPR,
n n N L. Z
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-10-01
18Th Sept.
NOTICE.

a Petition viii be preIonted TO the General AZ.
n ienibly Of Virginia. at the next fegon, praying
that an al may pats to incorporate company for
the pu1poie Of cutting Canal on the forth file Of
the Fails Ct James River, Of o,her~ife improving the
navigation Of The river for the paage Of Battesuz
and ALTO for the efrblifment Of BANK in IL. town
Of Marcbefier. Augta Is. (eouIN
pURR MIL, STONES, OF a1t SIZES; ard
ID PLASTER or PARIS, Of an excellent oua,;ty
FoR sALE, IS USUAL, NJ
WILLIAM DAyTDSCU.
rear tie Market.
DECD. Isptf.J
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-10-01
NEAL, f{ELSON,
BOOT e SHOE MANU- dCJIyR FP.
MAIk-sTREET stcu.,oyn

M AnEo Boots * shoes
AVA to any pattern or.faih-
ion, equal i'll point of MA
TEsIALs and WORKMAN
SUP to any i'll general ufe.
~ Imported BooT sand
SHoEs, Of the fri quality
and newell faihion, for fale.
-. Gentlemen at a DIFF
lance, who are difpofed to
forward me their meafure.
by paying attention to the
annexed cut, can be fitted
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-10-01

] am directed by the Board of Health to
caufe the following important communication
from DIR. Samuel Bard to DIR. David Hofack,
to be publifhed. fhall therefore eftcem it as
favour, if you will give it place in your ufe-
ful paper.
am, Gr, with the greatef refpea,
Ionr mot obedient fsrvant,
JAMES HARDIE
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-10-01
NOTICE.

ep3w
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-02-02
sRom rnx AURORA.
LATEST FRON EURopF.

ISHfG FNCN EUROPE.
The arrival stNcw Bedford has furnish
ed advices from London to the cath No.
vem5er, twenty days later than former
intelligence. The following articles are
copied from the Boston Centinel, and If
The summary appears partial TO The British.
The reader must remember the details
were N English prints, and the following
IS given 10 an Anglo American PRATT
We hope for Further advices to.morrow.
NJ. Tslleyrond .:pt. 5th) issued by
order oil I've emperor. very angry circu.
lar note direcicd 10 aHths French agents
dcnouncing the condua Of the English
government touching the laws Of nations,
and ordering those agents to declare 20
The governments with which they resided.
f." That his majesty will not acknowledge
The English corps dipioma.ique Ia Euronc.
so long as the British ministry shall No,
abstain from charging its minister's win
any agency ~ war;" IN consequence Of
this arbitrary ACT Of oa,lawrg, il appears
that Fouche, the minister OF police. had
oidefed the seizure Of sir George Rum
bold, the English minister 10 the circle Of
Lower Saxouy, 10 be arrested and convey.
ed to Paris--to the astoushment Of al
Europe.
The question OF peace or war bstween
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-02-02

MS Place roEn tne e,ntl.nlty a IS posi-
,oa TO The ~Ss.esn waters, destined - &C
spy ut sso.::s sttue day iLai situation
winch wo1id reader ), Toe great market OF
western snfel.es, apd Much would stand
aeoae vs.d Of she great nation4l turnpise.
cpnnee..ng the Western aad atlantic sroil
s.Srs' sits co.fii:aea.)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-02-02
NRW .YoNK 1.nn.r- a1

ny letter recelyed from Por,.su Prince NJ,
the ship I.eandeT. dated he 9Th OF D-e,n,try
we learn, thai the emperor Dessslnea has 80
PrNpriaisd the produce Of the three der,ar,rs,,,.
o. mo Islands 70 the ful6lment of three eoa,,,s.
isr powder ia'sy delivered. In consequence IS
which those who carry Provilions ore ah,;osd -
wait or s months for payment. 80 "
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-02-02

n<ws OF ths disresses frem which the poorer
class of iahAp nants have already sun-rrd dari,x
I'M. incemcut ssaSon aid rsqs"e al ! ave per
sheif re.itf. -.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-02-02

FRoM LAksAsrkR

January 81, 1905.
% The ccur Of impeachmepr usst to-day At ten
o'clock As ssun.- and sdjsnxnsd At mel again
puneually At three aud sat t;Ii six Mr. Boileau
spoke ali sas morniag. aud until four in rhe at
sernoon. when Mr. Z ,dney entered on his Ersr
repiie asosy argument, and contAsed the close
OF ,hc sitting
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-02-02
PETERSBURG, Jan. 80.

PETERSBURG, Jan. 30.
On Saturday last, the directors OF the
branch bank for tins town, met and made
the following appointment.
Robert Blrchet, Prcsidenf,
Benjamin Ragsdale, Teller,
john G. Heslop, Book K.eher,
Gregory Johnson, Discount Clerk
: Henry Elliott, Rnuier,
David Organ, Porter.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-02-02
(Te~erk Censinci. J

Prostecr Of .NeS9s Letters OF tho eo,b
oil November from Lonlon. ace reeeiye,.
Ill towp, by an arrival q, Newbsdlord-
they coossin no political Information, bu,
speak iavorably OF the markets for anne.
r'can produce--flour 63s. by to-mor-
rows mail, We viii probably receive The
details
Since the above, 'yr have been favored
ny commercial freud with The pcfusai a
two letters received by this arrival. Tie
ship proves 10 be the Kingston, bound to
New-fork, and must have left England
late in November. l,hjL Ga-.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-02-02
MIC WIS Y PRTz

The Scheme contains So 900 Tiekess. Of Which
S.sf5 are Plies, less than two and haIeblsn,s
TO prize -Dedaaion fif.--n per cent:
~ the session Of l'e Leg stature of the state of
New York. on h,onday the 10Th Nov 1914. \
nc oiut'on PASSED the Senate, and was conquered
~ W the House OF Assembly, that the drawing
OF the said Lotte'y be postponed until the Second
5SlODs..y - 42A ssxs, in consequence of the de
ia'caiion Of one of the managers and thar the
lie legislature viii GUARANTEE the PAY.
MeN or ALL the PRIZE in sad Lot,ery.
TICKETS
4nd H1Igee. 9,,1vtere 8, E;sk,L.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-02-02

At THE FOLLOWING PRICES.
Whole Tickets Dois. so / Quarters. Dol. Q on
ha.ses' 5S7 Eishshs, IL
ont as the tickets and sia'cs have met with such
a. ordinary rapid Sale hrou ghous e,crypars
in Drise
49, Distant Adventures. BY IN. losing BANK
NOIES OF ARj' DEScPfPiI9N. may Rave
tickets forwarded them 81 = &, 10 any ;,art az
tic Unian b. C {. X. WAITE, win the
utmost .aS,sAi;y; and TIVE earliest Intelligence
sent OF ti'eir success -cASE sslvsnced for orizes
as soon As drawn or warranted undrawn ticker
exchanged ioE Wlzes during the drawing.
For the satisfaction of a.yensurers in Rich
mond ard rs vicinity. G. x z Waife will f.,r
waru 70 il,e PRIMER OF this paper the Managers
oieiai List OF Prizes. as soon as printed, where
any gentleman can examine his own number
Letters pos, paid) will be duly attended 10.
New York, Nov %, 1904
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-02-02

Capt Richard, arrived yesterday from Pow
Al Prince. informs, tina, an A American vessel ~
been captured by . French psiyateer, aud m.
crew put TO death. The vessel was retalen ~.
an English cruiser, and the Frenchmen ,yh;Sy
were on board were given TO the negroes, who IN
retaliation nassacSed every sosl Of them PES
salines was at Aux.CzJss. reviewing his;deps,,.
menis. CoEse wac very scarce in st Domingo
and American pToduce extremely pi0fy and low.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-02-02

H'.ce or las. a return Of ev,reme cold wea-
:, ga ".' peen experienced. and ne channel
!, !, WITH supp'y of fuel was expected bs-
Gam iisen. Tue. ciserrs.ss..... ceeas;on ',s.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-02-02
C Janlu..ary az.

The court met this day at-tcn: Mr.. Rodney
spoke uasii ivs o'clock in the evening he viii
continue tomorrow evening. and probaI,iy close
this part of his argument 10 morrow afternoon !:
Whea he cio2sa. NJ. Insessosi Il follow in de
ienss Of ,ha judges. aud from The leng,L Of his
it IS very prosablc that lie will occupy less than
'wo dag"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-02-02

Doe oft Powlss-Iiook ferry boats. with a
quantity Of wood and IS passengers, had nearly
been lost on SATURDAY AT noon. She was coming
before he wind, wbee a sea struck her. and
went over hcg fore and aft and filed her nearl,
aAf Jul Of water. J he passengers waved their
h1's Yer assistance, ba. y esc fortunately land.
I'd IN safety.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-02-02
Government Security.

NETWORK LOTTERY
No. III. for the encouragement If Literature
beeihs Drawing on the EfGR2.H Dic' o.
APRIL next.
$4,000 DoLIARs,
10000 DsLLARs,
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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-02-02

The Southern Mail ofSssuJday. which should
have left shis city at O'Clock. could not cross she
river I'LL after sunset. in consequence Of the high
wssd ard heavy swell.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-02-02

During the last forty eight hours we
have had southerly, aud south westerly
winds, accompanied with much rain the
consequence has been very considerable
'haw oi The im;aense quantities OF snow
and ice in our streets, and in the surround.
ING country. SO grea; is The qaanlity Of
ice which mas been collected IN and about
the Schuyikl.i, that measures are at pre-
sent taking for The. removal OF t,amapab;e
properly on It's banks. as it is expeSed that
great mischief will be done wben In; river
breaks up.
We are credibly informed lha, The IRE.
sent prospect of damage 10 mills, &c. by
'she dissolution Of the snow and ice, is
more threaien,ag than 81 had b.cn since
1880 or 'Ss.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-02-02
Mr. 5u,r arrived in this city day or tive 4.
20 from Washington, and YET remains here.
January 90.

We are happy to be able to mention,
that here is every probability Of an ample
contribution being raised for the relief Of
the poor--iiis believed That about ten THAI
ga d dollars viii be furnished by The cot
lectlng committees, such is Sie Iiberaiiiy
Of The Citizens generally.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-02-02
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Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-12-19

sfdl@g trsairg 70 isfs,s,e 4saJ re Internal css-
ee'n, g Frame o, 10 altar ibs Saie sfta15l5sn,
and tie kgalJ exy9ng relation, in s5e Germax
Empire; or. in i5e- -Hightea dtgne to i.;ax zoe
,igens, 0sfefsa, Of tie Onsnax Fsyte. i5e infss-
riy Of aob./s Aomin'sn ib.y are, sx tbt esur&y,
Prtba,ed 10 SJSxd 10 t6e xinsf Of i6ei, pe4ve,.
" finally, fhat tbe /esfinfnn Of Gytai Britt
ais ere eo.f0rma6e 1Ob5 ibelt bers,n rsbr,6rG,
and tbaf @t ia, dgbLs,eG. ibe Jane uodtyaff AiE
pshf0u J'r The rssa,Afis1 pace Seia0srH Der and
FraRe<.
Sc His majeay hopes thar this fncerc and
frank declaration will lfveto remove any doubs
which HI, Majeay the Emperor Napoleon may
entertain refpeding his view. and mnrive,. His
Msjeay will be happy, aud his hishea with viii
be gratihsd, 1T this Declaration iead TO prevent
thoie misfortunes which i; is not in his power
alone 20 avert from mankind