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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-04-13
NETWORK. April &.

We have the pleafure of laying before the
readers of the Mercantile AdvertiGer the interer
ing LETTER OF NAPOLEON |. To HIS BR1TAN-
MIC MAJESTY, propolirg Peace; alluded TO in
the Speech to the; Imperial Parliament. at the
opening of the prefent FELTON,. We find il in
the Moniteur (the official Journal of the French
government) of the 9Th of February, with which
we have been favoured by capt. Hazard, of the
brig Patty from Bordeaux. The Patty, we I'M
deritand, is the bearer of difpatches to the Pre-
iident and to the fecretary of fate.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-04-13

would have fallen if they had charged the ere
my. The fenior officers who commanded the
battalion, were both put under arreft, and the
commander in chiefimmediately fet cut to take
the command of his army.
The governor general much mortified it is
aid, shaving his plan for the reduction of Hoikar
thus difconcerted. He propoed attack the chief
foon the rains thoud begin in the north weern pro-
vinces. All that ueceGary in the mean time, was
to rc his predatory incurions; but tha, unexpected
had compelled the army, which had been under
canvas fnce July 1905, to forward at eafon of
the wear the lea favourable for oenive operations in
an Indian climate.
General WeIeily having returned to the army con-
eenra,ed his forces in very advantageous petition,
and Hokar found himief 10 coiey preiIed by detaoh-
nents, which puihed on in different directions on his
tanks, as to be reduced 70 iubm'ion.
1t appears from the India Gazettes, that the King
OF Candy perfffs in carrying hoittes; and that.
notwithstanding the fccessul ;ncurions of our troops
there is no probability ofpeace.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-04-13
LONDON. February 9.

The Emperor of Auitria is according to the foreign
l"nrna's making every exeron 20 naval force
IN The Adriate. The arfenas and dock-yards of We
nice will Of courfe, be in ttate of activity
though, even with all the vaf reources of the Auf-
an Monarchy, there is probability of their
ver'ng their ancient fp.endour. In the courf of the
i5sh century they capable of urnifhiug militia
rysnsvy OF "A velIels, manned with 81 900 eamen,
and mercantile navy of 5000 veiIes, navigated by
1900 feamen.
Predial navery has been finally abohed in Den
mark. The only parts, indeed, the Danh terrific
RES IN which it lately prevailed, the Dutehes OF
Scheiwig and Holtfein, and the Serfs Of both thee
dftriets were emancpated by royal edi6 on the 9th
o. December.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-09-18
MILLS FOR SALE.
The Ia5ltrbtu g9tr for Jat, that Vaiaabk fr0-
perry, lupaun BY the name Of
COLUMN BIZ NJ I'LL,

Situated on the fouth bank Of Major Abraham's
creek, below the confluence of the Kenderhook
and Clsyerack creeks, about half mile from the
channel of the North river, and four miles North
of Hudfon being one of the be& afeams in the
fate Of New York, four run of burr.Rones are
erected in the mill, together with all the machine
ry, conaructcd in the bea and mott convenient
manner for The mandatory of -four. The wa
ter is navigsblc along fde Of the mill for boats
drawing s feet wafer. The advantages which
this Gtuation affords for the mandatory at
-four are numerous, and will be bslt appreciated
BY any Per'on wilhing to engage IN that Inc OF
bufnefs, by view of the prsnies-
For price and terms of payment, which will De
made eaiy to the purchafsr, and to whom an IN
disputable title will be given. Apply, to
Elilha Jenkins, at Albany,
o r,
John Atop, at Hudion.
September 9. .- eozn
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-09-18
TO BE RENTED,

For one Or more years, and pofeiion given the
irf Of January next, with the privilege of
feeding wheat this fail
Between 5 and 900 acres Of valua-
Die LAND, lying on Gus aud Bail-Rpns, IN
Fairfax county, shout 70 miles from Alexan-
.dria and the City of Warrington, ADD we'll a.
dapsed to the growth Of corn, wheat and tobac-
co. There is comfortable dwelling hcule, kitch-
en-, fable, two large barns, corn-houtc, &c.
with tolerabIe good apple and peach orchards
great proportion o. the above land is low
grounds, which a, lmall expencc might be
made prime meadow land. Mr.. Spence, Ball.
or JgI5za Buckiey, who live adjoining the lard,
Will hew it, and the terms made known BY the
iob(cribeIs
John G.. Chlnn.
Richmond county, Sept. q. Isw5wT
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-09-18
PUBLIC SALE.
September 9.


PURSUANT to Deeds of TrpG from Philip
i Wan,on to the fubfcriber will be fold'on the
premifes, at public auction, at II O'Clock, A. M.
on the 9Th day Of October, enfuing,
Sax Lots of Ground,
Handsomely ftuatcd on Stump Hill, about two
miles wet from Alexandria, delcsibed in the
plat of faid tract by the numbers I8, l9, 20,
z3, "a, and IS, lying in one body, and contain
about SO acres, being fubjca to pay of The or.
iglnul purchafe money two attachments doe I'd
January ard I'd July pat, in amonnt s97 1900
dolars-The terms of tfua are CASH; but
fome credit will be allowed on satisfactory fecu.
,ity.
In like manner, wiU be Sold,
In the town of Cehtstuilt, IS miles from Alex.
andria, at II O'Clock, on the 18th day of o.
tober next,
A valuable Lot Of Ground, toge-
ther with the improvements thereon; conGfing
of good Frame Dwelling Houie, Tanney OF
Watts, Bark Houle, &c. convenient fos the tan
ming buGnels,
Samuel Craig, TJgfee.
September Z. cot
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-09-18
Daniel C. Brent.
PUBLIC SALE.


By virtu. Of decree Of the Cou;t Of the United
States for the fifth circuit ia the Virginia
diifia, pronounced at the May term, 1908,
in behalf OF RoEERT BIRD agalna JgF46
Wa,Gn and Jobs Levs; viii be iold 70 the
bigheR bidder for ready money,
n N ESTATE or PLANTATION, in tn:
n. county Of Prince William, called RHt-
Land-zrd on. in the county of WtfmcreaOd,
called ChnntHl; for the purpol. OF tsilrg me
Jun 81 .wei?e thoufand dollan with inleftt
gherec.. :, be computed after tie rate OF nv
res cso,uFl pei anpum, from the toto DAY OF
Noveubsl, FTe5; and the further lun Of nine
thaofaad for kundred End Fifty four dollars and
sight. siahs cents. with like irterst, to b: ccH'
parrc rom lie 10th day Ct May, I790' :,
The tale 81 The above.renticnsd etFst's VIII
se made Oh ;5s prsmifes that Ct BocS'and |"
IKE b.acr % n. 9Th day Of Cttohtr next
fron3 which, otly The fun Of eight thoufsnd three
bpgdyc6 and torty.ix dollars, with rtertit' AZ
81 per csnlura per annun, to be ccTPa'e@ '''n
,te 1yth day Of ally, 1872 and The tAPe'G y
fals ihersof ]: 70 &c raifed, and tie Ttidoe Npl.
,Ez. caNs6 Charti:jy, tie fale Of which viii ''S'I
rjse or tic .tthday OF The fame month'
Benjamin Molby, D. NJ
Fer
TolePh Scott, NJ, Y. D. d.
Sep,ember 8. az ~ -
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-09-18

~ "A lev Copies of the Amerieen
gardener TOR NE by Robert Gray, in
King-Rreet.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-09-18
LAND TO RENT.
The laGttn5e, e6eri 70 RENT, J0r one Or more
gears,

TIE Jakitn5s, eferi 70 RENT, Jor one or more
a VERY valuable A R NJ, containing
n about 500 acres; atprcient occupied oy
Mr.. Dani<i DYE. Ii lies on Bull Run, in the
county Of Pfince-Wiliam, near to Centreyllle,
about 40 miles TO Dumfries, IS to Alexandria,
and about the fame diffance TO Warrington u.
sy and George Town. The land is OF The hfk
quality, if not hyperion to any, on that run.
well adapted TO the growth of every kind OF
Grain, Ills divided INTO three fields of about 200
acres cach-thole fields, when in paitures, pro-
duce white clover in the greatef abundance, the
growth luxurisnt and equal to any pafures osio"
Tie Blue. Ridge large quantity of meadow
grOuad Of the bea qualit3 binding on the rum
which might be prepared with very little iaoof'
and iutIicient quantity OF woodland, tor keep
ing IN repair the neceaary fencing, the build
iiDps. except barn, are indifferent; YET the
censrical duration Of this farm lin healthy part
Of the country 70 thofe capital towps, the tert'-
Iity OF lis foil, the great advantages that may
be derived frons iaSh alarm, render IT an object
worth the attention ofany induarious farmer.
The premifcs will be- lhewn by Speaetr Bal,
Elauiys, near thereto, aor the tenants thereon,
and The terms made known.by applying to
Robert Mitchell.
Richmond County, Grove Mount, law3w
September q.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-09-18
Forty Dollars ReudYd.

For experimenting arc iccuring In any gaoi In
the United States, 70 that ! get him again,
Negro Il B NER;
ETrE is fout, ftong, and active fellow
i / underRands plantation huinefs well and is
go d ihoem2ker re is about 81 years old,
abcur feet g Or 10 inrhes high be has icmc
cid fears from whip which he received fcy=n-
teen years ago fer running away :; he has hecn
ny properly ever fnce and do not recclect
that he has ever been corrected Gnce, allhoug
often d.lcrved il; nc has mother in Fanqnier
county, Virginia, the property of Mr.. John
Bronaught, and I have been informed nc vas
een on the road enauiring for faid place, with
a PATS ietting forth that he was free man, and
my name affixed to TOM. of them, all of which
are forgeries; and will give farther reward
Of Forty Dollars to any psrion that will inform
ny of the perlon or perfons guilty of the forge
ry, Provided they are convicted of the fame.
The aDs'e Gave went oF 18th July, 1905.
THOMAS WEST,
/. Augua Il.
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I O L Z 4,
N O I &c E.

TIME Subfcsibers, Of the county of A!exaa,
a dria, in the Difrie OF Columbia, have
OBTAINED from the Orphans Court of iaid county,
lettefsef administration on the e&ale OF Iyilism
Nsels, lase Of the aforclaid county, decested---
All peSions having claims agaiaa the iaia de-
csaiSd arc hereby warned to exhibit the farae,
wsyh The vouchers ,hercot, to the lubicribefs on
Of bsIofc sbe 9Th day of February next, they
may otllerwac se BY law excluded from all bene-
s. Of the faid eRate.
Given under our hands Ills 9Th day Of Au-
gra, 1905.
Ann Wools, Ada,'s.s
Archibald MsCliefh, ddm'r.
layout S. saw2ln
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-09-18
FOR SALE,
September z.

Tie FARM ON Ub5cb I huc,
CONTAINING between and 600 acres
Il of level Land, we'll adapted in genera to
receive the Platter OF Paris as a uannre--on The
poa- road from the City Of Warrington TO Pors
Tobacco, and about mile: below Pitcatawsy.
Ga it is every neceaary building, plenty Of ex-
celent fpring water and aPurnp at the door
fruit trees in abundance and great variety, ~
excellent kitchen garden, feversl clover lots,
fome valuable low meadow ground, aud wood
and timber to lat mary years. Perfou8 wiihing
TO purchafe, it is prefumed will view the premii.
cs previous to any contratf, and therefore tnI
Their dcfcription is unnecellsry,
III ell the land, it ihall be given up to the
purchafcr If January next--And previous 10 Eoat
time, will fell
HI my moveabe Property 8 Crop
made, with fame fe5V exceptions.
Being extremely inhrm end unable to n,snage
fam, my objed is to retire to iorne town or
city and fpend the remnant of my life.
The terms of falc will be--One tnird OF the
purcha{e money in hand, one third at the end of
II months from the day of lale, and the remain
ing one third at the cnd of two years, with legal
interc9 thereon, Bonds with Ieeurity, and q
lien. on the land, will be required.
George Lee.
Charles Coanty, Msy4. oswtf
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-09-18

ar The highef price given for
clean Linen Rags, by the Printer of
this paper.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-09-18

Wanted to Purcha1e,
SO asclI jsajonsd Locu& or Cedar PETS,
and ago fom Cdstnut r 4 | Is.
Apply to the Printer.
Aug 1e. d.
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NJ O T &c E.

THE late capartusrhip Of Beaattf q 'SaRs,.
Is diGolved BY uutusi content, on the slit OF
Ausua laf. All tbofc INDEBTED, will pleafc
make .ayrens TO t'bs@sss Beaastt, to whom the
debts arc aligned, and shoie having claims will
apply 10 hm tor osyuienss
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-09-18
n O T | c L.

Septembcr
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-09-18

The fubfcriber, Administrator to ne ..
sea,e ard lc6s Of Ezgtvt RoaIy, dtcIsIu' 4. q
qu.ts all pe,fons who have clam: ags'," n he
tate, to bring them forward. ltsaly saI' ,ria
Gated, for fet,lemert and tho'e n'eO'''
pleafe to make immediate payment.
William Oxley',
Auguf "A.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-09-18
This is 10 giYe Notice.

THAT the lubfcribcr, of Alexandria county,
i in the difIitt Of Columbia, hath obtained,
letters Of asminif alton on theperfonal efate OF
Rs5<yt Bso4vx, late of the ecun.y aforefaid, de.
ccafed I'll perfons having claims again& the iai<
dscesfcd, are hereby warned to exhibit thew,
with the vouchers thereof, TO the fabicriber, on
or bssose che 90 Day of Noyember aext. or they
NAY by laS be excluded from all benefit to fsid
SeRste. Given under my hand, this 81 day of
Angua, 1906.
DIXON BRIFTINGHAM, Aln'r.
Apgaf, 3. 2awzm ;.
n 3. All psrfons indebted 70 the above eE
aa,r, are r,queRed to make immediate payment
20 the administrator.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-01-23

AZ. ~ . - .
house 20 often on the present question,
wonld have remained silent at this period
but such a variety of objections had been
made and many o. them so foreign To the
/ subjsSt, that he could not avoid adding
one concluding word. IL might perhaps
be considered as reiteration of his irse
sentiments. He was decidedly oPpcsedso
trusting merchant vessels with public,
arms, the improper use of which might
commit the peace OF the nation.. II how
ever the ,sepse of the committee was, a.
gainst him, i'm that particularly, he. would
subrs;,; but then il must be under such
provision rs had been introduced in the
ccctiun now before the COMMITTEES. 81, ,e-
!, Upon this the committee rose ard re-
tcrrcd the bill and amendments to the Sc
lsct committee 10 incorporate TIE same,
and the bill "a amended was reported sub
sequeniIy, and passed III the shape fol-
lowing
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-01-23
Congressioaal Register.
HOUSE OF PREVENTATIVE.
Friday. December IL.
Oe0ale ." 'Ae oil 20 sstaie tie clearance Of
arnir4 hercAans pesseA.
{ Conrtndre.j
7H- nesv seclion 6efore ar h,ua-.
Concluded,

Ihs ney section 6ejore fir h1use.
Mr.. Eppss admIaed that the objection
taken yesterday by the gentleman from
CONNECTICUT, tMr. x. Griswold) was m
part correctj the offegce 6f misdemean.
or contemplated by ne proposed sectioo
VS. not incntoaca IA the law fi7S4, the
oiseEce Of misss meanor defined in ,hat
law was thar OF fitting out or srm,ne auy
vessel wtnn .he United States Tor the
purpose OF Cruising agaInst nations in "a
mi'y WITH the United States. lie moved
therefore 10 strike OUT the words, or mis-
denaesnor, as often as they occur, in or
ner 60 separate The IA from mo scot. MUIR
der ana ieloay" and to form distinct and
subsequent period in the section in r.lati.
on 10 that subject, by saying, aud II the
offence be of less degree, it shall be a
hIgn nnsdemeanor punishable by ilne not
eNceedihs dollars, and rnprlson-
ment not exceeding years"
MIR. X. Griswoin agreed thatIt was oro.
per 20 strike oal the words alluded 70. hut
he had doubts OF the proprieiy Of insert
ing all those which were proposed. 1t
was PLAIN that there was no general law OF
the UnItcd States, declaring he nature of
the crime oi inisdcmeanor or lis puaish
ment. 1t IS true, that there are several
oil our statutes, which prohibit CERTAIN soe
c'hed things, and the persons guilty OF
committing them are deemed guilty of a
high msdemeanor. But the terms used
IN the section reported by tie committee
OF the whoie, have no reference 10 any OF
the Class OF crimes designated in our STA
TUES. IL refers merely To the seners.
common Law under the head misde.
iheanor. he gentlemen brIng in com
mon law deflnuIoa oil misdemcauor. aod
give II range over all that class of Of
FENCES which u reaches in England
hs wIshedthe gentleman howeye, tn nnee
the other Objection, and answer whethe,
Tue offences of murder and felony are no
already provided Tor by the laws Of tb,
onised states. He believed stu, that IN,
IL" "a 1870, embraced tile very case nov
Intended 20 be provided for by the amend
! men' u the section is adopted, ere Of
lenders to suffer death under the law o
1870, and again under the one of 1904
San they suffer death twice; he though
" thsy suffered once, il would be sufici
eni ios an atoDensent Of the crime. If
misdemeanor Is To be defined and punish
ga ny the section, let the gentleman con
me ms amendment 70 that crime alone
ana so modify il that it does not re-snae
en- old law still in existence. 1.-THE zen
'uemsn did this, though he doubted tn
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-01-23

n petition OF Cromwell Pearce, of Ches.
ter (Pennsylvsnia) was presented to the
House, stating claim 10 1000 acres Of
uuappropFialed land, for the services Of
MS tsther, as an officer in an expedition
against the Indians, by virtue Of procla .
nation Of the hing Of Great Britain, in
yes. Referred to the committee Of
Claims.
Also, petition Of David Elliot, OF New
Jersey, praying to be placed on the pen
sion list, on account OF wounds received
~ major general st. Clair's army, on an
expedition against the Indians, November
4.h, l79 whereby he isincapacita,ed FROM
bodily labor, or praying such other relief
as Congress in their wisdom shall deem
meet. Referred to the committee of
Claims.
a petition OF Joha Bowers, Of Somer.
set Extraordinarily was presented TO ,ha
house, praying TO receive nc bounty al
lowedby law on vessels en- ployed in tho
hsry Of the United Slater, in the case
OF three schooners belongina 70 him, nam
&c the George, the General Johnson add
the Dlsnai tho payment Of Which b. hath
not yst received, owing TO 81 me iniovmai-
ny IN the contracts entered iatO between
ne masters and crews o. tho said schoOn-
crs.
Referred to the committee ofeommercs
and manufactures.
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= four Dollars Per Aluum... paid in adDanee. ]

- ACCOMPLISHMENTS, nor ereccdins a ss,1are
.n's,ls1 a,0resnserted in fdis j,aher IoY seuen.
.y,'l0e ee',ta ne fyst siaae three dollars FOR
Eng. msee weeks 6tinics) and for evcrr adm
.1',aI INSERTION thirfy-ftleecen cents. Lonr one.
mae some hrotorf;on--ussess steciaf con.
fedcf Re made 5y fae year. o"-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-01-23
AN ACT
To reguase fhe clearance Of armed mercAanf
ycssels.

TO regxazse hhe clearance Of armed merchans
Il vcssels.
BE IL enacted, by me Senete and hsuse OF
! Refsrcsenfa6Ues ne U5sifel Sfa.cs of IL
J nse,sc0, fs Congress assembled, That after
die notice of dis sci, az the s-ycra! GUS
tom houses, no vessel owned in whole or
III part, by any citizen or citizens of the
united States, or By any person or per-
sons residing within the same, or tie ter
riiorics thereof and arm-d or provided
with the means OF being armed at sea,
shall receive clearance, or DC permitted
TO leave the port where she may be SO
armed, or provided, without bot,i, With
two Sufficient suretie., being given BY the
owner or owners, agent or agents, toge-
ther with the master or Commander, Ia
the use OF the United States, in sum e.
quail to donble the value OF said vessel,
her arms, ammunition, tackle, apparel and
furniture, conditioned that such vessel
shall not make or commit any depreciation,
outrage, unlawful assault: or violsnce, nor
make any other unlawful use OF her arms
against the vessels, citizens, s,i5ie0s, or
territory OF any nation in aniity with The
cnited States; and that the gnhs, arms
and ersrnunition CT such vessel shall, be
returned within the Uuitcd States, or o.
,herwise accounted for, snd shall not be
sold or disposed of in any port or place in
the West Indies:
/ Sec. 2. md De IL tfsffher e;saefed, That
1t any armed merchant vessel shall make
or commit any depreciation, outrage. un-
lawful assault or violence, against any ves-
sci or territory Of nation in axaiiy with
| the United States, or against any Il the
c,uEens or subjects ossuch nation,or make
any other unlawful use Of The arms on
! board such vessel; If such depreciation,
outrage, unlawful assault or violence, shall
be made or committed, as if made and
committed IN any place under the exc,u-
! sIre jurisdiction OF the United States.
would be murder or felony the same
shalt De murder or felony. as the case
shall 6s and the principals and accessa.
f'rs concerned therein shall be- punished
AZ they would respectively be IN orbe.
Gases OF murder or felony, BY the .a.v. IS
the United States; and if the offence ~.
oil less degree, IT shall be a hieA mixde-
meanor, punishable by fine, not exceee,;nr,
three thousand dollars and mprison menf
not exceeding three years.
Sec, 3. ind D. it further en~rt.5 IT,.
II any armed vessel, as aforesaid. shall nro-
coed to sea without clearance, contra,v
to the provision OF this act, such vessel
With her arms, ammunition, tackle, anna,
rel, and furniture, or the value thereof
shal' nc forfeited to the use sfthe United
States.
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