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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-11-29
SAILING DIRECTIONS.
For the new beacons in the Categate and at
Orapot

Cor the new DeacouS In the Catcgatc anu at
Dragoe.
Whereas his majesty the king Of Den
mark most graciouslvhas been pleased dur
ing his reign to facilitate navigation IN the
seas surrounding his dominions, by success
sively erecting hight houses and applying
beacons on. the most dangerous places, his
majesty influenced by the same spirit has
been pleased after the most humble repre-
sentation of his royal board of admiralty,
further to order that beacons shall be plac.
ed on the most dangerous grounds in the
Categate and at Dragoe.
Agreeable to this most gracious order OF
his majesty the king. the following bea-
cons thefore will be placed.
!. 1. Al Upon shoal TO the North of
Lessee called 1'rindel two beacons are to
b. placed, one on each side of the snoal at
the depth of about SO feet.
b Upon the edge # The reefruanng in
5. S. E. direction from the Syrod or the
east end OF the island of Lessee -four bea
cons are TO be placed at the distance Of a.
abouttwo thirds of LEAGUE assunder, the
sailed kobbergrund the beacon mex, to
The Syrod is placed on "a feet depth and
the rest on 80
q Upon the point of the reef running out
10 the east of the island of Ami Ii one bea.
con is placed close to the stone called kno-
ben; by keeping withoutit you go clear of
the reef.
d. Close to the bouy a, Dragoe, another
beacon is placed
2. These beacons consist OF poles on
the top of which brooms are fixed, they
are 20 feet above the surfac- of the water,
except HE Two next to the Syrod, which
are little lower.
8. These beacons will be placed for
the first time this year, eighteen hundred
and tlte. at their respective places, as soon
soon as the weather will permit it they
are to remain on their places during winter
and if they be carried off BY The ic-, new
ones will be placed again ass on as the sea,
son IN the spring will permit it.
"a. The points where these beacons are
to be erected will be noted down in tn
charts published from the roya! archives
5. 1t isa duty incumbent on those peo-
pie 70 whom the inspection of these bea-
cons are Entrusted, to take all possible care
of them; in case however these beacons
should happen either to be carried off b'
the ice, displaced or driven from their re,
specsive stations, all foreign navigators are
BY these presents enJoined and he DANISH
subjects ordered to announce tito the near.
est magistrate, tina, they may be replaced
for the safety of the navigation.
The Royal Board Of Adnii, atty, Feb. 81,
1905.
.f.P Wieugel, Steen Bile,
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|,.,,.in r. and P. Immediately repaired
" Havana for redress, but on enter
\, ,ss gates were stopped by the guards,
i ia care of two soldiers, ordered to
rovernor, from him to the general of
..sse,, bat no satisfaction is as YET OBJ
I'd, and what is worse, no good prospect
bre them.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-11-29

hasset, during the thick weather, on Fri.
day last. We learn. however, tina, she is
likely to be got off without much damage
The brig Mary and Jane, MOOD, from
Surrinam, for this port, also wen, on shore
at the same place; bat was got OF, we un-
derstand, without much injury
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Boston, NoOem5er %.

Boston, W0Oem6er %.
Na7ttical and Shipping Memoranda "A
London paper of the 2lsI September men
tons, that on the 18th, 9 The John Bull,
Of IL guns, passed up the channel with
foulla OF DETAINED neutrais, viz. gall
OF with Papenburg colors; a gaiios with
Bremen colors; brig with PrussIan col
ors; ship with American colors; brig
with Hans- Towns colors; and French
Prize." Have a care, cifSen John Bull /;
though y9a dance 50 merri!y p9h sheala re-
eskect S9mebod0 must pay the fiddler
Captain Daniel Ropes, arrived at Salem,
on Thursday last, from ST. Jago de Cuba,
was bcaided no less than eight times. by
vessels Of the belligerent powers. Sept.
Sth, BY British brig, treated politely
9th, BY French prissteer had the hatch.
es broken open, &c. and detained hours ).
14th by bis Britannia Majes,y's brig Rein
Deer, treated politely; 24,h, by French
privateer had the matches broken open and
detained ho0rs; October z, by his Bril-
tannic malesty's skip S,.ift; i'd the hatch
es broken open and detained 20 hours /;
18th bv Spanish privateer, detained 90
hours aud carried colleagues out Of course;
18Th, by Providence priva!eer, treated
politely; Esd, by his Britannia majesty
ship lie Andre, and treated politely. Cap
tain r. informs, that when he was boarded
By his Britannia najesy's ship Swift, cap
tain Wright October y she had then IN
possession the schooner Regulator, Ezra
Murray, of New York, from Grenada
bound 10 Havana. The Spanish Priva-
teer which board I'd him, had sent 10 Cam
peachv the schooner Two Brothers, Jore
dan, from jana ca, bouad TO Edenton N.
c.
Inland Navigqtion.-A raft of 164 hhds.
and 600 bbls. was formed at the head OF
Merrimac river, by Mr.. Eben. Eastman,
of Salisbury, N. II. aud conducted from
thence down the river, through slips and
over falls, TO the head Of Middlesex canal,
where 500 bbls. were taken into boat q
conveyed through the canal TO Chariessown
land the remainder, with 164 hhds. con-
tinuesl 70 raft 10 West Boston, where II
was safely delivered TO the order OF Messrs.
Getting and Lowell.
The ship Moses Myers, Brock, from
Gibraltar, for this port, went ashore alto
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N O T | C T..

TIME Annual Meeting OF tn: LAthe RiVr'
K Tarnfike Cemtaxy, will be Cd TIC FiR.r
Monday IN Deees7acr next, at Mrs. SbsbIsf,
al the old 1urnsike Gate, where reppft wdi be
made Of the Stale 81 the c mpapcs Funds, AMI
progrels OF lie cork and az th- fame toe and
place, an election Will take place tar 3 fEEI-
DENT, rcuR DIRRcross and a IREA-uRER,
TO icrYe for one yca-,
JONAH THOMPSON, T5teJ3ry.
N,vembrf s. 2agtE
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PUBLIC SAIL

PUBLIC SAIL.
Pavjuqnt TO decree Of the Circuit Court
eftbe DifuR f Columbia, f.r tge feapD Of
4e.sndrta q0iN be /sH al Pg6 ,t Aul7ien for
READY MONEY, sn tie Jeeeqd DIP q Deem
Der nrxt at 4 o eoei in The evfnMg, ea The
f'emyf5,
A HOUSE AND LOT,
With the appurteucnces in the va o. hlexan-
dris, Iat- The property and place Of reE4ence of
JasERA CAREY. drctqytd. The tie wall be
conveyed by tie Marthal TO The purchaser under
tic erection OF the Court.
DANIEL G. BRENT,
vi ihal, Dlar2 Of Counaia,
MarGaPs O6tf, hisx
2Sth on 1906. fflV , 2qzvN
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-12-14
TUITION.

N7INGFIFLD Academy lin the forks # FIano
w ver) will be opened the fecond Monday in
January next In this Seminary youth viii be aught
the Greek and Latin languages, Rnc'Nl Grammar.
Arithmetic, Geometry Geography and the ufe Of the
Globes.
There will be two fefIions in The year. the one to
continue from the commandments to thr IN of Tune.
the other from the IT OF July the 10th Of Decen
Der.
The price Of board, tuition and waiting for each
boy under fifteen years Of age, will be twenty
pounds and for every other thirty pounds to be Pal
quarterly i'll advance.
The tuition and lodging hcufe will be put 10 good
order for the reception of twerty pupils, aud ten or
twelve may be accommodated with bedding a, forty
fhlllings each.
The greateR attention will be paid to the health,
morals, and literary and itieutfc Improvement Of
the boys.
PETER NELSON, and
WILLIAM NELSON, Jr.
December Ii. saw
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-12-14
December Ii.
EDUCATION.

HE courfe for the enfuipg year will commence On
L the 10Th January aid end the 9Th of Au-
quit The annual commencement of ,he courfe in
future viii he the Il Of Ooher, the fan vacation
beginning the 10Th Of AuguR preceding and expiring
that day The courfe Of initrutt;on will conprehe,j
the Latin, Greek and French languages, Ma,heG,g-
tics, Geography with the ufe Of the Globes, tHory,
EnghIh Grammar, Eiocdion, Logic Comrofi,ion,
Moral Philuiophy. aud fone of the mott ue.ul and
curious branches Of Natural Philofophy, &C. &c.
The cxpsnces of lludent for courie are as fol-
low. viz.
dRt.
Board from IN oa. to 10th Aug following ss
Walhing, candles, &c. rs
Tuition 50
1873
To fome, theie charges may appear extrav1gqnt,
but by comparing them with thofe of WIN. and Ma
ry (Which by the ait flatement pubIifed amounted
to go doIs will appear that the expences of llu-
dent at the Rumford Academy for near months arc
little more than half thofe Of ludent at VIM and
Mary for 9-fEe expcnces Of the rrelent courfs
will be III proportion to the above naternent
G. II. DEVENISfI.
King William, December IA.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-12-14
JAMAICA TRADE.

Letters from Tam.r;ea up to the ed Oa. have
been received in town, adviiing that the Governor
of that Hand had iiued his proclamation further
permitting the free Importation. in neural veIe's
until 3o.h June next, of lumber and filth of all dif-
crptons; beef, pork, hurter, &c. are it prob :
tted. But as it was expected Gov. Nugen, word
foon embark for Fre!and, it hoped, his fuc-
icefor wouli take OFF the prohibition, thofe articles
being much wanted; tine hcet from Ireland wa.
looked for, and if they did not bring ample fupplies
proviiions would be in comfortable demand.
BoGm Ga=.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-12-14
FOR HIRE, ibe sa,ai,,e rear .

\ BLACKSMITH, perhaps Inferior to none in
n Virginia He has been brought up 20 EXCITE
the iron work Of the carriage making bulinels. En-
quire Of Wa. B. PAGE Shoekoc Hill.
December H. epGt
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-12-14
NEIL M'COULL

IT AS received, ty the late Arrivals from London
q L and Liverpool, bis ufJaI mfTiy II FALL IS
WINTER GOODS.
October 30. IT,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-12-14

sedgs how TO pit them N deifndink thSif righfs
asan0 foreign violence or don.Ric oppreiiion IS the
only fpesies Of oldiery on which freeman edn look
without frown.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-12-14
No. l. On THE Prshdtut's melrsge, Is psRpoued
till our nest paper.

X The" Philadelphia Gazette" received by the
ait nights mail contains the 81, 9Th and 5,n, Bull
letins of the movements of the French army. We
ihall give them in our Tuefday's paper.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-12-14

rAs HIGHEST sRies (IS cAsH) WILL BE CT
VEN AZ THIS oFFfcE FOR
Glenn LINEN = COTTON RAGS.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-09-28
Dated sIst July, 1905


Ertraef efa lefft- from q gentleman IN tie
sufe Of Col H,MMoxD, 10 his Jriena In
,dugusfn Geo.j
hAsxA sfAs, Eastern side of the
M sppl iadapa territory, July
IS 1905.
On Sunday ast | afrlvtd at this place |
in c3mpany wi,h Col ilainmo ID, aiter |
one o the most fst.guing iournies per. |
haps ever performed through country !
which nigh, be SAID 20 be settled With /
Christians.
The yicrssituSss whicH We have met !
VI h are almost ,nnumetsble. We have /
now com. As Ne'i IA CO. DC informed
by my Journal ard o'hef ,etorma, ior a. !
bout $50 miles, aud were 80 daJs ~. 10
this place. There are very few parts OF
me western Country | admire, the land is
either mountainous or low Tnd fla;, the
high ia"d is healthy and there is excelent
water but he manner in which it.Ies,
makes difficult To cultivate. The low
land - extremely fertile, all kind of grain
growing lUxufianily the water however
IS inlolersbiy bad. The only tract of
couniry which seems desrohle 10 settle
IN, IS Cumberland tract, Gailatin, from
which last w~ote you. There are vast
numaets Of psfiss " this e; ritory, tue,
are level plains Of from . 70 ~ niles
square, scarce a twig or switch 10 be- cot
Oh them; grass grows TO great leieh
early OF morning, just as the SUI d. !. >.
rom the eastern hiI.sit gives the ,.sa,fies
beautiful appearance, aud there being
nothlng but green grass, q Diversity u
fowrfs with now and ,hen little cltsp
OF oaks ne prospea IS o. avs pstu
sque--s'eaYs beau,sul o. gsstd his
colntry is badly wsieredA-hcnoe peegle
are deferred from setting in the interior,
and an act Of Congress preveurnz slave
I ~, prevents emigran,s. particularly hose
OF op,,ience; il seems more thu, proba.
oie' 'ha u will be years before there will
be refiD, meat OF manners, or Iva, he arts
and sciences will flourish he,e But a
man VINO fsvefs shouldlesv, ali his pre-.
ludicss blind him, &d not write bis
irIrad a'' hing but what is corre9
nus. de- these French the justice o say
= 'oa' svlicSs shsy are much n,Ols honest
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sales at Auction.

XXfILL be SOLD, on FRIDAY the
w 1lsh oet5bes next positivsly withou, re
serve, on credit Of 40 days for negosiable notes
on all sams exceeding 100 dollars
II large assortDlem of Dry Goods,
CONSISTING or
Calico and Chniz,
Super6ne Cloths and Casimsrss,
Fine and Coarse dnto,
Ouch Blanke;s,
Men and Women's Cotton Stockings.
Mems White X Brown Thread do
Mems & wouen's short and extra long SILK
and Kid Cloves,
81. 9-S and 81 plain Carnbrick MusIins.
I Figured and Laced ditto.
Brown Hollands, Irish Linens and Sheetmgs.
Thread and Tapes.
Narcotics, Diniity, Fsiians,
Du.ants, Moreens
Bonbzzet~, Wiiobores
Mems Fine and Coarse Hats,
Mems Fine and Coarse Shoes,
d very large and genera assortment Of Iron.
fhongery and Hardware,
Three Cases OF Single and Double Barrel
Fowing Pieces,
LOO and 20d Nails, &c. &c &c
THOMAS TAYLOR e. co. n.
Richmond. 25th Sept 1905 ,da
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saanish Consul Generals o@ce.
PHftADELPHfA, September Il

y ~ II - = u y TT tIN YINFtfFIll IJs
His Catholic Majesty's consul general,
having received information that the i'm
portation of dry goods, (muslin sxceptevl)
aour and other provisions is permit ed al
Porto Rico. the merchants aud traders oil
this city are hereby Informed, hat On APP
plic9iion a, this Office the visual documents
WILDE granted forvessels so .rsding- Du
Ties payable ON dry goods, are 10 per cent.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-09-28
VIRGINIA. ,ARGUS.
RICH MON ID:
SATURDAY, sEpTEMBER % ,aok

it'wasyssterday reported, (says the N.
Orleans Gaz~tte, August So and this
morning we are told from correct source,
mat he late Spanish attendant I.Iorales,
mas received orders from his court to sell
all the vacant la9ds in East and West Flo.
rida' andit is said sales will be immediate
" made, even ofland, within The bounda-
~ Claimed by the u. States.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-09-28

and peaceable than the Americans, who
i are settled here, and WHO are mostly idle
4 and dissipated. Indeed the Americans
of this place, seem to lo.:. upon q s,ran-
4 ger as one whom they shall never sec a.
GAIN. and think themselves privileged to
pluck him. This place (Kaskaskias) was
settled two years before Philadelphia, and
| the first Bell everimported in America,
have seen hanging in the Roman Church
= although this place is now so desoiate,
il was once settled by number of French
of the first character and fortune. To
see the low standing; chimnies and large
buildings tumbling into ruin makes me
feel considerable regret, and must fill any
person Of sensiblity with ave., The only
tribe OF Indians here, are the Kaskaskias
they are about 100 in number--snd live |
m nuts IN the suburbs. have lust return. 4
ed from seeing them, where set squaw
10 make me pair of mockasins. They |
can produce about 40 or SO warriors---are
small Indians, and seem to be in misc
rable situation. On Tuesday last, Col.
Hammond, set out for St. Louis leaving
Mrs. Hammond, a. Col. Edgar's--our
Wagons and horses are about four miles
ont Ut town, at place we got to rest The
negroes a. AID to recruit the horses.
Gen Wilkinson passed through here
tew days before our arrival and arrived a.
Si, Louis on the 9Th inst. The troops, CT
tizens, and several hundred Indians, were
drawn out and stationed at the foot of
high bridge where the general had 10 pass,
tor 10 salute him on his arrival, with di
rection, from the Commanding officer not
to hire a salute ill he had crossed the
bridge. But just as the genera, and his
escort had got on the top of bridge 80 or /
90 feet high they commenced fire,
which together with the yell. Of The .Inai. |
ans threw the general, corps and the of /
hcers, &c. escorting him into general
CONFUSION several had like TO have been |
tossed off the bridge, but it is with plea [
sure LEANED no accident of consequence
had happened.
Loaf sugar rs efs. per ID.
Brown do. dol. per ID.
Tea and coffee none.
II was with difficulty the citizens could
procure few of these articles NJ ST. Ioi,.
is, Tor the entertainment given general
" iikiason, on his arrival they had 10 give
one dollar pound sor harre; IT brown
'"hH'' WITCH was All tnat was 20 be had m /
bat city, l have not tasted tea or coffee
Tor many weeks past.
just a. Twas closing this letter, I recei,
we'd accounts from colonel Hammond, at
ot' Louis, he informs us, he has ren,sd
house, and intends being with US here 10
morrow. l omitted mentioning to YOU,
tnat we arc a near neighbor to MIR. ken,
FORMERLY of your city, he is much dissatis-
hed with this territory, aud viii leave This
eafly IN October next, fov Georgia, the old
gentleman IS much respected here.
/. q few days ago gentleman, residing "a
bout hall mile from Town, Observed cob |
web, in a corner of his room, much as-itat.
ed: Upon going up to il, he saw q mouse
eRianglea in the web, and a large spider
upon the head of the mouse. after few
struggles, The mouse expired
Charleston T'imes.)
TIED, IN this city, on Tuesday last, Ms
JANET RUSSELL. native OF Stiiingsiirs$
II
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FROM A L.xpoN pAraR.


BY the perusal Of the follc,-insr n, ,bc,;r ill.,.
DER readers = ILL., no doubt. he h,yi,l, sra,,s;ss'
we nave not yet had the pleasure NJ 1919, -
musie aosried to then by the nozzle lord whose
name IS afterwards mentioned but WE ,,s TIL,
thar This competition is in spirit and in cb,
coDgeniai to the words Of the f,f,oin;o,,,s -.
whose verses now before Us cannot ~. - ~,
me most intferept observer wi,hcu, much c,a,e.
ini sensibiiity for the happy influence Of the mas.
sions - PA'
F. THE DEsERTER's MEDIrArtou
Written By fo6n E5iLpot Carlan. Gao 49, NJ.
as Duet ~. ibe Earl Of 5a,rya.ore o,d L,,,A
performed al Messrs. AarT;sox,s aud Bor,f,.
mans Coneert.
Jf sadly thinking,
And spirits sinking;
Could more than drinking
Our griefs compose:
A cure for sorrow,
From Care I'd borrow,
And hope Tomorrow
Might end my woes.
But since in waiIing,
There's naught awaiting,
For death unfailing,
Will strike his blow;
Then for the reason,
And for The season,
Let us be merry before we 81;
A way-worn ranger,
To joy stranger,
Through ey'ry danger,
My course I've run:
Now Death befriending;
His last aid lending,
My griefs are ending,
My woes are done:
No more Rover,
Or hapless Lover,
Those cares arc over
MY cup runs low"
Then for that reason,
And for the season,
u eli IL. Il.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-09-28

'V7o'nfDrenfs by tle Prcesaenf.
JOHN BRtcKxSRipGE, Esq Attorney
General for he United States.
JOHN CoBuRN, Esq. Judge Of the Ter
ri,ory Of Orleans.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-09-28

The health report of Philadelphia on
.ne Sisl inst. states rs new cases Of fever
Tor the last "a hours.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-09-28

The British court of vice-sdmiraIty at
Nassau, ". p, have IN the case Of the brig
Gayoso, Noticeable, master, Of New
York, cleared the vessel, but the principal
par, oftlss cargo, consisting Of wines, cor
dials, CASTLE soap, &c. shipped by John
Murray &c son, and Baker & English OF
New-York, have been reserved Tor fur.
Their proof.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-09-28

British Piracy asain we hear that
caps. Doane, late Of the brig Enoch, own
cd oy M-ssrs. Bradburles of this town, ar
rived here Yesterday from England, aud
informs that As sail Of American vessels
mad been SEPT in and detained in English
ports previous to his sailing for America.
(Soston Democras.J
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-09-28
Sales at Auction.

DY virtue of 4 decd OF trust execat-
A 70 US by John Chrisasn. jr 10 secure the
payment OF deot therein fnsntioned due TO the
lsie firm Of Dunlop. Pollok Z Co, will be sold,
TO the highest bidder, for ready money. u Prince
Edw ard courhOuae on MONDAY ne 1Stti day Of
November next, being court day a TRACT Of
LAND, containing $50 acres more on less, lying
on ,he waters Of Big Waugh creek. in the said
County Of Prince Edward, bsiag ,hc land bought
b, said Christian FROM hbuef Cofise. per deed
bearing dste the 28,h da OF Nav. 1908
The land may be viewed ptsyiors 70 the day Of
sale by applying to the said Iohn Cr,is,ian. ;r
Samuei W Ysnable ,
Pee, :10bnEon, re- 'ees
Prince Edwss, 2s,h Sept 1905. tds
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NOIICE.

NM = 1N>Is
rs hereby given, that or Monday the 29,h &c
October next, IL fair, il not the next fair da,.
shall proceed 20 sfll. vzrsbie TRACT OF
LAND, Containing 200 acres r'ore Or b.ss, and
personal estate, pursuant 10 the last viii and tes
tarneHl Of John Turpin, dec The land III e
sold upon ono and Two years credit for b ,na aad
approved security 20 bexf intcrett from the aats
y not punduay paid, and TO be utimateiy sscu-
req b. deed Of trust upon the Preniires. The
place is pre;ty well known by the name of Tur.
pins Tavern. and lies uponti,e rosd IsadiagTgon,
Richmond 20 Charles CRY couftbSuse, wifFin 6
niles Of tlie f1rTueT-niuth might Be- said ~ flyor
OF thai situation, and lhew il 70 H. lruly desira-
bic, either a stand for q tavern or resort con-
truois o. Richinond--it an, ms In Gre. wood
asd IS supplied with water eqIs 81 sny below, sbs.
mountains q ifpproved by q vel constru6c9
dwelling heuse, Esving passage snd 4 hani-
some rooms below and2 a5Vys sssigT az orchard
Of well sele9ed fruit trees, apple + peach, siat
seldom iaii Dearns Prcianing however, that
persons dsposad q buy Sill previously view the
place, II is needless % add nOfs tfan. such nav
he shewn Il By the subscriber adfinine thersfe
pc psrsonal sSfate consisting of7 ikei, Young
Negroes some good beds. 'o,her hOuss holl and
kitchen farniture. crop of e--u iadder, pep,a.
son u'ensilr stock Of hogsGs, rus hog nd
sheep vii be sold opon m rs ored.,. l1r
oora ana apr cd ,curity, o taTgy nreres a.
" tue othef case II ~ pu7draiy % To- dt
J sums under i0doIls cash RUS sc psjd dcsn and
bonds executed hei,yt 30 fotcrfy sold - deli<
vet d. AUSTIH lAIT9N Gr'r Of
foaf rartS, de-
Hsafi:o e0sny, Sept. y, 1863. Is
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-09-28
+. ON a Lonio,. tlatel,, Jniy al,

Accornts from Genoa, of the 5sd of
June, say, yesterday mpning he prin-
cess Eliza, and other distins person.
ages, wen' on board he Pomona, COM
mahded by Jerome Boaspart:. They
were sa.used on their arrival, and depar-
ture by double discha sspf artillery Je.
reme IS reconciied 10 the srnperor his bio.
Their. ?.
The princess Eliza ,exerted herself
very much to effect ,hn reconciliation.
jerome, scc6rtl'cs To resnrt, will shortly
be made a7chiuk or Gei,aa.''
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-09-28

and 6per cent. on provisions, with liberty
TO export the produce ofths Island, on pay
ing per cent. only.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-09-28

We. have received .. deposition taken
before Mr.. Consul Hill, at HAVANA. Of
Two respectable Spanish ,iserchants, decIar-
Jog that the port of Maniauzes, in the Isl.
and OF Cuba, to be port of entry, on the
same footing as Hayanna ard where neu;
trail vessels are admitted the same as at
t1avanna' ~ Bos.on Pah. /.