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Portland gazette., 1805-05-06

THE fnblcrder hereby gives public notice to an con.
L cerntd. that he has been duly appointed ami "a.
taken upon himie'f the uuA guardian to
THOMAS CHANDLER RUSSEI
Of Northyarmouth in the county of Cumberland non
eompos, by giving bond the law directs He there
fore reqses all peions who arc mdt bted to the f,d
deceaeds cate TO make immediate payment and thoff
who have any demands thereon, exhibit the fame to
ANMI z. MITCHELL.
!. NortbreyADeut5, AfrI 20.
NOTICE hereby given, that the fuhfcrber hss been
" duly appointed administrator cf the eRate cf
! ASA HUFF, late of Bafb
IN the county Of Lnco a, Samaker deceacsd and b,b
undertaken that 'rn BY giving Bond the law dires
All peFons therefore having demands again tIIr en =.
OF laid deceaicdate dced exhibit the fame for fsr
ment, and all indebted 70 The fad eRate are reouerd
TO make i'm mediate Payaent the fublcrber A. Arundel
IN the county of York or 10 Mr.. NATHANIEL, cor
FIN, my attorney, at faid Bath
SETH BuRNHAM, Aaaiaiqca.a,.
hrun5e Ma-rb II, 1905
Portland gazette., 1805-05-06

TIE iubicri5er hereby gives pubic notice o all con
i cerned, and he has bsen duly appointed and has
taken upon himlef the trult Of Administrator the
effate Of ANDREW DUNNING,-
late Of Brunlwck i'll the county Of Cumberland, yeo-
man deceafed, by giving bond The law directs He
therefore requefs all Pcrfons who intebied 20 the
faid deeeaied's eGate, make immediate payment 7nd
thofe who have any demands thereono exhibit The fame
TO ANDREW DUNNING.
Portland gazette., 1805-05-06

he iubicriber hereby give public notice TO all con.
III ctrned, that he has been duly spno;ntet; and 49,
taken upon himfsIf thc tua Of Adminittar on the e.
tate Of
WILLIAM PARSONS
iae a News'ouceiier, eonnty Of Cumberland, woman
by gfi9 bond as the law directs He therefore rcouen
all perfons who indebted 70 the faid cecca,ed eat
60 make Immediate payment ; and thofe who have ,nv
demands thereon, to exhibit the fame 70 the ,ubfcrh
Portland gazette., 1805-05-06
10 be lnid.

x Zine Stand for trader OF brickTaSeri :
eoodt0USEtwo Goric- high. nearly Gn.hcd. 1fv-
u1 years Old Pesfantly Gtsatcd ,ith Z good baIn'@ I
gu h"ue' +hout three apres Of land with hrckfai
iAd cut On wharf vhtrc vccis uf hun r. ions tt
then may load t1ur feet from the BIilk kiln, and 81
'+hirS tWerIy ieet and up"ards a yard with H.
~ water from The above iuiccut TO iu1py both Ya',
~hh water where briCkwcod CEN hc bpugh' i"F 's
dollar Per cord on the ward, within four miles n Ho"o
- le2c. P~yments ma-ie cay ~ the purchaier H.
pa.tiouars apply 10 S4LPHtN CALEF .Eyiag n
Portland gazette., 1805-05-06

Garden Seeds.
1HE fdbfcribers have for fale at their fcre,
J. oPPcfite MuDU's R0V, the following
SEE ID S, viz =
Beet, ParfniP, Carrot, Onion, Lettuce, Parf-
ley, Peppergrafs, Cucumber, Squafh, Cabbagc,
Caulifover, Raddi1I, TurniP, Gelery, Alpaca
gus, Melon, Peppers, Sage. Balm, Thyme,
Ma1oram, Savory, Saffron, Feas, Beans, Flax,
Clover, Herds. .grafs and Broom Corn.
BEAKE & SIMPSON.
HbrH 20. Z.
Portland gazette., 1805-05-06

HE iublcrber hereby gives puolc NOTICE 70 all con
i cerntd that he has been duly appointed, aud has
taken upon himcf the trut of Adminrator the eae
of FLETCHER INGALLS,,
ate of Otsfeld in the county Of Cumber rland, yeonan
deceaied, bygving bond The law direct He there
fore requefs perfons who indebted the aid de-
ccaieds' eate, make immediate paymcst and those
who have any demands thereon exhibit the fame
DANIEL HOLDEN.
/ Dated fbyI 2s -8or
Portland gazette., 1805-05-06
W.. KING,
p HISLOG MOI RI c z.

u Efpeafuly informs the Ladies and oent n
X Portland, that he takes coirea reduced -
IlKENFssES at Mr.. Joiish Paine's boarding. houie' ~
his PATENr DELINEAIiNC FFNSiLa
sib fo sccnracv excel, anv machine before inven'ea
for thar fche reduces TO any Eze from the
and the perion not detained TX minutes ne taxes ~
Ekenefey on beautiful woye paper, with Tue -:
exalners the orc6tels Of them is well KNOWN
tkea above ten thouiand ia Salem, Neweurypol: -
o,b and tbtir ioininc towns (wherc he has gwen inc
geatea fat.fAcun) aud from them he his ielectcda :"
a lpecimens thar may his nc ha'
for laic cicgant FRAMES---The PIotles handioneV
framed with BL4 4ck GLASS at modorae price
His price as cs. FOR prohes OF one Per'on ahu IN
bon f attendance from 10 O'Clock ii the mornng tiIl
10 in he evening His ay will be hcs therefore thoie
who with CorreG profes will take the opportunIty -
Portland gazette., 1805-05-06
NOTICE.
THE Stockholders Of the MAINE

HE OtOCKNOIUCIS O IIIG W Mn Z
4 TuaxrIke Associarl6N, arc hereby notified TO
meet at the Court houf i'll Portland Fuelday the
fourteenth day of MAY next, At eleven O'Clock IN thc
forenoon to act on the following articics--fo zUH:
n To choufe thirteen director. for the year eniung-
I'd. To choole Treaiurer and Clerk Ter the year eli
flung tu. ~.
cd To confder and determine If any part. and whae
part of faid Turnpike hal be made the cniung year
and to aa thereon as they fhail fee fit:
4th, To conhdtr and determining whether any Afeii-
nents haI he made upon the flares of fad Corporation
ans to aa thereon as they may think proper.
sh To receive any report or reports. or any former
Commttee,,an act thereon as they may think proper
9th. To act upon any fubjetf which concerns iaid
Stockholders and which they may lawfully act upon at
their annual May meeting
Portland, April "a. D. HOPKINS, Chrk.
Portland gazette., 1805-05-06

THE Subicriber hereby. gives public
nstice to all concerned ;bat he has been duly aP
pointed and has taken upon hmf the ru of execuri1
of the lAlt will and eltament Of
BARZILLA DELANO, -.
late of Portland in the county of Cumbe rland bgc kmth
deceae !, by giving bond the law directs He there
fore requcfs all peifons who indebted to fad de-
ceaied's elate exhibit the fame TO
Dated IprH TO-. 1908. HANNAH DEF ANO.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-12-05
TERMS or rHs REPUBLICAN,.

- To fnbic'ibc's IA 'own, where the papers
elf delivered, Two D. 'll,rs Fer snnur,---one
hall IN advance, or the whole at the cad Of Fix
months.
10 The courtry. by cainal conveyance. Ore
Dollsr Fifty Cents per annum-ihe whole 10
be paid on fubfcribng.
TO deaur !abfcribers. by mail. Two Dol
are per annoln-pay able in advance.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-12-05

TO ne SOLD.
BY SHEFFIELD ATWOOD,
m ~. 10. os ne Feryy 1'br/, brls1o Ala,&a
sYsgre.
50 llhds goo1 ret=ilin3 Molaiies,
50 Do. DC. New Kun,
a iew Hhd,. Aptigaa &, Jamaica Ram.
few pines Holland Gao,
6 Tierces new Rice.
10 Boxes HaId Scsr,
5co BulhcIs old Corn,
50 Boxes IA quality mould and dip'd 'sllow.
Candle,.
10 Bb!'. prims Beef in socd order for hippiDg,
90 Btl:. m.l, Beef,
Cables Of any dimenGoni end Ccrdslc OF any
fzs can be had on the fhoftea notice,
few pieces Rayens Deck,
Sundry DFeiiing Houls, in different parts OF
the Town.
Nrzuior', or. @. Beg.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-01
I5id.)
From the Salem Gazette Of Sept "a
FROM GIBRALTAR.

CAPTAIN Israel Williams, who arrived
last evening from the Mediterranean G y,
obliged Us with some minutes OF lnte':'
qence which he had collected. lie sH
Gibraltar The Esd of August; PreviouSp
which, they had 10 certain accounts Oh l0'l
Nelson he report, however vas Ina'
he arrived at Ferrol days before the CON-
bined aeets. and not finding them there
had gone back to Newfoundland N q0sH
of them. Neither had they any paT'icaI
account of the action between admiral CaI
der and the combined fleets: the 0n'''
account of the Spanish admiral was Puo
lished. and stated that they had cameo
yictOry over the British, which wouia n.',
been more complete if the French na ,h 80,
unj6rtmatsly been too far to lse~a'o Sn,sa
brought the whole blunt of the ba'',e upoa
the Spaniards finding that ? Spanish anu
French ship were missing he gave W, ,bsl
ousuing the English, and informs IN" ;a ~i
Acct, though mueh dispersed, had '''''''
safe, part al yjgo aud part at fsFTo ,,,,. #.
Captain w. informs, that lie" "a! - !,
ter the actioo the combined tlee's 'o'"' I,on
irnc,;cn a, Ferrol, aud with the sqH'as,o Dn
10 that port, sailcd for Cadl7' W0gfs T w..
had arrived, 80 in number, TWO p1s ;,S i
fore the Friendships sailing a'1 Wv" a,iI
s .b - hat mort, formed feet of s. s'a
Of the line. This intelligence was s, ,'s ,;,J,|
>, Gibraltar 6 h, crs before capt ", -. S" he
.cse,her with further acc0g"i , .hs In.
carlbagena squadron, of s sail Of ia ,ns Tow i
(,be same that was to have joined 'a c,, >.
1a n~ sao,dron y hen bound down The , 9f,'
bat was NOT ready) bad arrived az . I,,t be.
90 leagues from Gibraltar oHiy' :, 55s,,ery
fore sanser (says captain ", al cs sr
wind sprung up, with which 'ns . J were
na squadron probably started as Wv me BE-.
IN plain sight from the rock some ,a wy goa.
fore dark, sail Of the line and ma aI,, n >:
boats: this created a most s%l'0 oi.rm spns
gibraltar; al! was hustle; the als,D bsssrl
were constantly firing, which T v, ., night
oa board his ship till ten o ,'c:'rs,sed 10 a
81 ~ which time the wind had insf srs, bsns
yerv strong Lsvan,er, and the MN az
very dark, it must have gwen nv -
chance to pass the Gut ;vco he sqn''
At the time the alarm was 8.ss wv. ., aachcf
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-01
NEW YCRy e.

Arrived, brig Rajah, sm;'b g. .
yetas, (Coha.) '''' from .;e
Left, The brig Lioress, c,.,
rived from New York, arrow ' J. lca a..
below the town and brig Caarlo,... : p %a,.
delphia. pc from Pala.
Sailed in company, the scboor.. I,
a Av cry , tor New York parted from s' b..
on the sist,oE July, the schocp.r y
Robinson, OF New York, after pu,,is ,aaf'l
cargo into store, was taken out e \, Ger
OF N@ve'as By Providence private, ss POI;
carried to New Providence with ~. - aaa
her outward cargo, as we'll as par, off, If :. q
taken out IN the RaJah, which rasv va, a,a'
from the store, supposlng the prontrn '' *
be Spanish. f''" 10
Captain Smith met : French priv,,..,,
going into Nagetas, having as prize r. r.
tlsh ship OF 8 guns, dismasled, which. ,b.'
said, was bound from phlladelDhia e, ivy y
maica. -
lhc,above privateersmen informed ,b,,
a British packet bound to Jamaica b.J
beenrecently captured by a French priya
teer, and sent into St. Jago de Cuba.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-01
From tie REPEEToRT.
NEUTRAL COMMERCE.

The suhiect of the following C9mmunlea-
ten has of late excited much feeling and
public animadversien. We insert i;wlth
satisfaction, as we deem the sentiment both
seasonable and correct.
The commercial treaty concluded by
president Washington with Great Britain,
has@bcen suffered by president jefferson TO
expire. Our merchants are beginning to
learn expeYimensailv, the wisdom Of ma
naging prodigious proportion of our COM
Iaercial affairs with that nation on the
ground of leaving unsettled and in dispute,
almost every principle and rule for its mo-
nagemcnt. Yet this isthe anti-treaty me.
rit OF Mr.. Jefferson. We NAV presume
that an ignorant clamor against the British
treaty has made cur Soloinons in council
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-01
LONDON, Aug I.
The queen Charlotte Packet.

We have in former paper noticed the
French account of the contestwhich preced-
ed loss of the Queen Charlotte, packet,
captain Nudge on the 10th of MAY last, on
her passage from Halifax to Falmouth. ---
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-01
aleraanr(a DaIIp aobsrs(spr,
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 1.

It was yesterday reported, says the New
Orleans Gazette, August 3, and this mora
ing we are told from a correct source, thai
the late Spanish Lntendauy Morales, has re,
ceived orders from his court to sell ali the
vacant lands in East and w. Florids and
it is said sale will be immediately made e
ven Of lands within the boundary Claimed
by the u. States.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-01

Captain Smith, ofthe brig Rajah, in.
forms. that on the 18th of Aug. 2 British
privateers came into the port Of Naevelas,
and burnt the town. The guard house,
store and two or three'private dwellings es.
capped the conaagcation.
IN I. baber.)
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-01
en- L.tapsr,)

Capt. Davis, from Bordeaux, informs,
tha, on The 18th instant, in lat. ~, 20,long,
So, he saw FIVE sail of men Of war, Two Of
which appeared to be ships of the line.
standing to the Southwark, with the wind
at East.
kn:ll
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-01

n The highst price given for
clean Linen Rags, by the Printer Of
this paper.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-01

The late fcntencc Of Judge Scott, wi,ich
involves the principle, that property being bros
frog an encny's colony by a neutral, and re-
lhipped in the fame veael 70 an eseIpy's country,
is liable TO condemnation
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-02-08
WASHINGTON, February l.

The Hoyie Of Rebrefnfati4es have been almoft
excufvely occupied for the two lait days in diff
cutting the report of the committee of Claims,
on the claims for GEORGIA LANDS, and
the amendment offered by MIR. Clark, as fiated
in orr lait paper. Our readers will recollect
that the report propoics referring the final adj
iufment of the claims to board of commifii-
oners, and that MIR. Clark's amendment pro-
vides againit the allowance of any claims under
the act of Georgia of 1875.
On Wednelaay MeiIrs. Lucas and Clark advo-
Gated and Mefirs. Elliot, Boyd, and Euai S
oppofed the amendment.
1IeRerday, MefIrs. Jacbfon, Findly and Root
Imported and Mehrs. Gregg and J. Ran
dolph fpoke againft the amendment.
The Houie adjourned at o'clock without
tal;isg the quefion.
Mr.. NicboJion reported bill making an sp-
preparation of Dollars for a
number of Gun boats not.exceeding twenty
five.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-02-08
Sp 15lnbnritp.
LAW OF THE UNITED STATES.

AN ACT,
For the relief Of Charlotte Haseu, zo;Aoqu ana
refid eftbe late BrigadIer;gtmeraI Noes Ha-
zen.
e en0ae3, 1y tbe Senate and Ron/s of Re-
i Pre|entafiz'et trtbe United States of I,qeri-
ca N CongrclJ a1smbied, That there be allowed
10 Charlotte HaZen, widow and reli6t of the
late brigadler-genera Notes Hazen, for her
luPport, the annual fun of two hundred d.
during i,cr life, TO commence from the
fourth day of February, one thoufand eight
hundred and three; and that the fun hereby
granted to be paid to her the iaid Charlotte, in
the fame manner, and under the fame rules, re-
gu!ations and rettrictions, as penfions are paid
to lnvalids who have heretofore been placed on
the penhon lit of the United States.
NATHL. MACON,
Speaker Of THE HoHjc Of REPRESENTATIVES
JOS ANDERSON,
Proficient Of tie Senate, bro tenn.
January %, 1905,
APPROVED,
TIL: JEFFERSON.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-02-08
TIL: JEFFERSON.
VALUABLE PROPERTY
FOR SHE.

NM ILL BE SOLD,to the higheR bidder, ON the
w Premiies, on the third day OF April next, at
IL o'clock, an undivided moiety in the two ots of
ground, formerly the property of Andrew Ronald
decd fronting the Baton of the James River Canal
ne'r the center of the city of Richmond with an I'M
divided noiety of all the valuable buildings thereon
coniilting Of allarge three fory BRICK BUILDING,
eighty feet in length, with forrtepements, twenty
feet wide and fortyve feet in length with fire pa
ces the firh and fecond floors, roomy garrets in
each, with large wheels fixed for hofing and lower
ing packages, &c. with ddpatch and cafe, good dry
cellars, with fire places in each This boaie has been
lately built and in good repair ;ladoning is well Fl.
mined two hory framed dwelling houfe, thirty eigh,
feet lquare, with two good cellars with FIRE places in
each for cooking, in the hrlt and fecond floors are
eight rooms and fix fire placesAfo, fnall two TO
ry Brick Houle with four rooms, with FIRE places ir
each, convenient for fore or lmall family likeule
inall wooden building with cellar built for kitch
en-, and may be ued fhop alto two fables and
carriage houfe The buildings except the kitchen
table and carriage houie injured in the Mutua
iniursnce Company agaiDf fire in the fate of Vrpi
MIA, and the premiums paid Thelots front the baor
ON one lide and are bounded by Carys treet and th
itreet leading to Shockoc warehoufe on the two o
Their 6des Of them, and are convenient for com
mercial or other buiineis as any in the city.
The terms Of lale, will be feventeen thoufand dol
lars in ready money, the reGdue payable the 9Th da
ct Augua NEXT, for which refidue bond with approx
ed ieeurity will be required It !. deemed unneceha
ry to rate the great value Of the above property,
thoe who rede in this city but for the informatioi
OF strangers, the fubferiber begs leave to state, tia
the aioreiaid property IS Immediately oppoiite tn
ower part Of the balm Of the James river canal wher
all the produce Of the upper country is lsnded an,
to any perion deirous Of carrying on the eomu.iior
buinefs extsniivey, Perbaps hyperion to any o;he
in this city
WILLIAM AUSTIN.
February Eff
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-02-08
SaIrs at anttion.

Will pofitively be fold, TOMORROW the 9th
init, at twelve O'Clock, on the premifrs, for
approved negotiable notes, in the Bank of
Virginia, at so days.
OK VERY VALUABLE LOTS, knozvn in
~ QneEaeT s plan oftbe AeaAenyor Theatre, lots.
Nos l, 4, 5, 6, Z, 9, tbe Gfnafion oJrevLieb is
infs,Tor to uery .tezv, ifany lots in TIE city of
kiebmond. TIE plan may be (ren at the otfre Of
TIE Ht5ff1i6er5.
PROSSER s. MONCURE, y. MS.
Febraa,ye. t4s.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-02-08

difcorerthe origin ofy0ur fifpicions in its owr
perturbed feelings.
You are certainly not deficient in grnius; bu,
it is genius, abuied, and running wild from
the want ofjudicious cultivation. If YOU fill
afpire to A dittingniihed reputation, you mu'
reverfe your habits. You .nna oivS more OF
your time to thought, and lefs 70 har9nguse
You nun acquire that habit, which Pythagoras
was 70 anxious to Until into his dicipes; q
thoughtful flence. you with to rival, you
| muft attempt to initiate, the Virginian, with
whom you at prefent maintain fuch TN unequal
confiict. Like him you mutt dedicate your
time TO the labours of your clofet and to the
cultivation of original thought and the time
may come, when like him you may fee your
name mentioned without reproach, and you
may experience the delight of being trufed by
the republican party,
That you were and that you continue to re-
main republican in principle, illall not pre-
tune to entertain monetary doubt. Bat if
you with to eftablifh f9ch character beyond
the reach offufpicion, you muh fllun the un-
natural embraces of the federal party; youmnit
relinquifh that wavering department which has
too itrongly marked yourpolitical career. You
NUT throw off, fir, the miterious garb of
Toman and learn TO initiate thofe firm and
confident characters, which Mirabeau could 10
well defcrbie in his gallery of Portraits.
The Editor has it in bis power to prefent, in
his next paper, another pecimen from the Gal
lery OF Portraits. Hei indebted TO the polite
nefs ofthe author for a /eeond copy of the por-
trait of MIR. sHfTf'7 from **x*xt
The Editor is extremely unwilling TO intrude
his own reflections upon the reader, when there
are 10 many articles of great public "pith and
moment" which demand publication.
~ The Warrington and Alexandria papers
which came laf night, contained no informati-
on about the impeachment of Judge CIiale
wo letters only came from the city, and nei-
tner OF theie was taken from the p. Office be-
fore it was cIoied.
We are authorized to ffate, that George w.
Smith, Eiq of this city, is a candidate as Sc
nator of this Difri6t.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-02-08
COMMUNICATED.
UNFORTUNATE ACCIDENT.

On Saturday lat, the proprietor of the Mail
Stage from Williamsburg 20 Richmond, incon-
iidcrately FILTERED an importunate pafienger TO
enter barrel of -four for CONFERENCE.-The
carriage had not proceeded three miles, when
the wheels of one fide Attended hillocE. over
which 1t would have paGed in perfect fafety,
had not the -four fallen to its lower iide, which
immediately upfet the carriage. The writer OF
this is forty to fate, that the jualy celebrated
DIR. Be,nbam, of Caroline, one Of the paf1en
gers, (a!l of whom received very difrefIing
ihock iuffered diflocation of the right. fhoui-
DER JOINT; which has hitherto proved irreduci-
Die. IT. to be wifhed, that, as well the f.ffer-
ings OF our .teilow-citizen, as the iofs fSciety
fufains in him as a fkillful fufgical operator.
will deter others from the commifion Of fimilar
imPropneties. WiiFAm5nrg, Sd FEB.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-02-08
Snsss at anstisn,

VIII be fold, by the fnbfcrihers on Thurfday,
the 18th init. at thei- yendue Office az II
O'Clock, for ready cath.
q NEGRO MAN, who is an excellent
L n Cooper by trade
PROSSER 81 MONCURE, v. ms.
February 8. ids.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-02-08
FOR SALE.

n LIKELY young negro fellow, BLACK
A SMITH BY trade, and IS well acquainted win
the making Of plantation u,enfls ~ t--ns a2plT
to PETER RusT.
Richmond County, Feb. ST
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-02-08
PETERSBURG, Ian. 90.

On Saturday laf, the Directors for the
branch Bank in this town, met and made choice
Of the following Officers.
Robert Birchett, PreGdent.
Benjamin Ragfdae, Teller.
John G. Hellop, Book-Keeper.
Gregory Johnfon, Difcount-Cierk.
Henry Elliott, Runner.
David Organ, Porter.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-02-08

EXTANrED immediately at Hanover Court
houfe, BAR KEEPER One well re-
commended, J will give good wages TO.
3. c. THILMAN.
February ST.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-02-08

I X. Aflet, for embezzling Exchequer Bills, the
property of the Governor and company of the
Bank of England, 10 refpited during his Majefy's
plcafure.
A few days previous TO the failing of the Au-
rora from Nantz, an embargo was laid on all
Swedifh vefiels in French ports. The importa-
tation of nankeens into France is prohibited.
". r. Mer. Ad4,.
Captain SAINTS ofthefhip Aurora, from Nantz,
informs US that an embargo had been laid in
the ports of France upon all Swedifh veficls,
and the general opinion was, that war would
ere long be proclaimed between that power
and the French government.
~ T. ID. A6v. Far. 81.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-02-08

The Legislature Of The Gate Of Ohio. have paned a
refoution declaring it inexpedient adopt the a.
mendmentto the contribution Of the United States
recommended to them by the Legislature of Malta
chufetts
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-02-08

'HE fubfcriber offers for fale, the p.oper.
ty on which he now refides, cenffinr of
two acres (town meafiIre) of highly improved
Land, on which is iituated good Brick dwell.
ling with all the necefary Offices.
JAMES DREW MsCAW.
Februarys. If.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-02-08
ACADEMY LOTTERY.

Office j. hereby given, that the days of draw.
/ : ing will henceiorward be "Wednesday and sa-
tSrday, commencing Tomorrow, the 5th instant.
from the great gam OF the wheel, the price of
tickets now eleven dollars each bnc to favour ear
ly Purchaiers, the comuriilioners viii continue 70
exchange tickets for prizes, until fifteen hundred
numbers are draws.
R MITCHELL, !
r. POLLARD. n ,,,,--:,...
ALEX; STUART. Sto G1seris.er6
VIM PPICE. tbc dr,,,s.r
=. TUCKER
R:eLzend, Feb. STD, 1906.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-02-08

Norrcr rs HEREBY OWN TO TnE DEBTORS or
ROSS q FORD,
Nat in compliance with INV duty as afionee.
hall commence funs indifcririrately sgainft
all 'hoe who dp not come forward and give alillr-
aoees when payment may be exre6led
NEIL MCCULI.
Decenber o. ftfI