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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-01-11
Communicated by a gentleman lately 'arrised
from, the Cape of Good Hope.

Communicated by q gentleman lately arrised
from, the Cape Of Good Hope.
The government. at the Cape OF Good
Hope, on. hearing by suudry European ar
rivals. TO the latter end of September. thar
the British were preparing an expedition
agains. that country, Immediately took the
necessary. measures to put il IN the oess
state OF defence.
Allthe British residing in the colony, a
mounting 20 sbou, TWO hundred, were or'
defed TO Skellenshosch, village about 80
English miles from the Cape.,own, TO re.
main shere, tin further orders. under the
Superintendent &c OF military souiriissary.
All the inhabitants Of the Cape-towi, mar
ried and unmarried, from the age OF Is to
Is. were put in reqnisition for the military
service, and were obliged, every two ds5 ;
to perform duty.
The governor gen. in chief J. W., Jam
stems. with an army of four thousand aaen
regulars and auxilIaries, were sncamped
on an elevated position, near the main road
at place called Llesback river, distant a.
bout three English miles from town: among
his troop he had about 600 horsrmen, and
his whole force including the militia, and
some Hostentot and Malay corps, amounts
led to near seven thousand men. The cat
tie, provisions, and all what may he useful
to the enemy, were to be removed from
the coast into tie country. as soon as the
necessary measures for that purpose could
be taken. Signal posts Ewers erected 70
give. notice Of the approach OF the sr'-
tish., - - -s.> y
III, expected from the generals known
military talents. apd from, ms intrepiiity,
that the British will not 6nd il very easy to
conquer tina, eountry while under his corr
mard. Governor Jansisns resided At tbs
Cape; r. G.. Van Pol,nen, esq. tie pre-.
sidentlo of the council, formerly minister
resident of tho Batayian repob!ic. near the
United States, resided at the Castle, and
acted as goveraor in town.
Advlees from rranquebar state, that
Poolo Penang, in the straits Of Malacea,
had surrendered to the Du:eh forces under
admiral Hartsink, and at the same time
several English lndiamen had been taken.
A squadron Of British ships of war and
frisates, were cruising off the Mauritius,
waiting. as it was said, for the return Of
the Frsnch admiral, Linois.
g." tNew-7srk pap.]
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-01-11
MARRIED last evening BY the Rev. Nr.
Muir, MIR. Amos ALEXANDER, to Miss
ELIZA WRoE, both Of this Town.

The question OF recession was, vester'
dav, after an animated debate OF four days,
determined in the House OF Representa-
Gvss III the negative, by a large majority,
~ tor, aid 70 againsti.. -
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-01-11
For Sale,

For Sale,
Fifty leven Hhds. choice South Pc.
somae TOBACCO, aored in to~a-Terrs -
JAMES sANDRsscN.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-01-11
Fran Me1y Orleans, Mop, 10.

From Nezu Orleans, Nov, 10. =.
Four only Of the President's named
councillors for the Orleans territory having
accepted seat in the legislature, out Of
IS, and these four have been induced to
accept by the repeated solicitations Of the
governor. The refusal of the others will
saew the dislike Of the people 10 our new
form Of government. The four who have
accepted are, Benjamin Morgan, John
Watkins, Julian Poydras,- and William
Wikof; Of Apelusas. The legislative
council convened for the 18th inst. Of con.
sequence could no, form quorum the
governor will therefore have to wait till he
receives blank commissions, to.be filled up
wi,h.,hs names of such az he can get to as.
cep, the sihees. ~ .
It ha; always been customary to arm
merchsntmen when bound to ports beyond
the. Cape.of. Good. Hope, and sometimes
when bound into the Mediterranean and
vet We have never heard That the Peace OF
the United States had been committed BY
any unlawful proceedings Of these vessels.
The extraordinary solisituds to prevent oil
trade with the poor blacks OF Hay,i, whom
the French government has declared to be
free, which has been discovered BY the
ministerial memHsrs.of congress, must be
esci,ed by something which ,ha. not Se,
met the ear Of the community.
Phil baper.]
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-01-11

For the information Of those who may
feel gratihed in observing the curious phe-
nomena of EcLIpsEs, we state, that on
TrEsDAy next, the 18th instant, there
will be total and visible eclipse Of ths
4Ie,n,
Beginning At s. minutes passl shloet in
the morning.
Total darkness at at 50 min. past 3
Middle 2tl.2 2
End official darkness ii 4
End ofthe Eclipse O.. s
Digits eciipsed 20 deg. e min. N. part
Of the earth's shadow.
CBah. pap.)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-09-20

ii meeting ec tie Board Of Dys!7o,s efihs zz,,ci
H5"a1ee Society, qgm4f Fire o., Ba.!l;ne5 If ID.
fate IF pbginia, beidafAe Cen.ysl ole. az .bt eG.g
dry Of Anggf, sos.
a GREAT variety ofcaufes having concurred TO
L n render it impraaicabe TO complete the re-va-
iuation Of thoie Buildings in tho towns and in the
country which had been enluged prior to the a0th
day OF January lat, at the period limited in the fri
feeion of the 9th article Of rules and regulations,
H9"|srd therefore, that the SPECIAL Agents of tbs
locieiy be allowed ill tie 2o:h day of Nvsrnber
next, to complete the re-valua;ion of all budirs,
which have been injured as aforelaid within III. cr
triets and towns, for which tlley may have been i.
Iveraily appointed.
ALEXANDER M'RAF, PyrfJtrt a1.A...
Tef, LezeiI M. Riv4iai5, c. Bp
Auguh 80. q 3w.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-09-20
BENJAMIN STFTSON.

NFoRAiS his friends and the public in general
he has for f:le, 400 gallons E{o!li.d's I.inisedOB
White Lead and Spani.h Drowa ground in Oil.
Patent Green ground in ditto. Verdigrife and
'fs'h'1 broNn, dry by 10 Nmdow Giais, & Pat
~; I'd, 81, "a, sd, Sd IOd, and god Mails two
Cs.;s spike Nails, Bar Iron, German and Differed
aseei; general afortTnent of iron Hollow Ware
loHhds Moaiies, French Brandy, WeG-India and
New-Engiand Rum, Tea, Coffee Loaf and Brown
Sugar, Chocolate, Mems, ;ne aud coarle Shoes, La
dies Kid * Morocco and Leather Slippers; Boxes
lotion and Wool Car!s aaorted; half pint and quart
lumblers final invoice elegant Gu, glais, Zone ware
Serin"h ozen5urSs, 5otaeEs salt, Novafcotia Grind
Stpnes aud many otHer arclfsn tore, which he will
fell cheap for cain or country produce.
April 2.-( awI2m.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-09-20
-Ayo a esAg1ieie elaytmeat Of
II A t I L R s. NJ ERIAIs.

Which added 70 his former itock completes an af
i9rtnent that was never eQuliled in his Inc of huff
neis in this city.
He thar.As his cuGomers for par cavors, and hone,
to merit continuation Of their oulom His former
attention to the quality Of his Medicines, importing
them in their crude rate, chat he might BE- able 10
Judge OF their quality, and powderng and preparing.
them under hisimnediae infpetion have con,rhu:ed
to his preient e'tabihueat; aud oppoftior ne IRE,
fumes wiilnot relax his exertions to give; general l
faction MIXTURE.
His experience for than 2 yeass paf, az A
Pothecary and Druggift in this city, added 10 Gnsii
Itock of Medical Information acquired before enable,
hin he thinks, to form tosrab!y correct iudgn,;.
DIS to the quality of Drugs and Medicines altlcYeh
he canEot boait OF bonOrs eontvedo bin; sr.atc than
the confidence of numerous aud Respectable cuGo
,mers.
In regard to his wholefale prices, he promifee to
iurniih each his wholea!e culfomeas with printed
price current loon polGbe, and feels hine COLI
ildent III their APPRECIATION, knowing that no one in
this Rate can afford to under-iell hin. This he N
tends to co not to get OiLers eeoe,s e7s Ae, but 10
,fecure his own.
l Any articlesthst may be ordered, and not aprroy
led OF as to quality, may be returned if in rocd order
and in a Reasonable time
\ June 7. (sw&,N
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-09-20
BENTdnIN DU FJL.

AT THE SIGN OF THE GOLDEN MORTAR,
RICHHioNO,
AS jut received very large and ex:e..Gye az
= .ortnient OF treih MEDICINES, SURGEONS
DRUGS and UlE-SFUFIS.
PANTS OF ali kinds, OIL, VARNlsHES, Pun
FY &c
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-09-20

SvJie5 0,e:
DERUviAN Bark, :, Silver Leaf,
Jslap, Colonel, Logmood.
ipecac. Rhuhab. ( Lip Salve.
Magn,Ga, Campior, : WindGor Soap,
Arrow Root, Wah Balls.
Ander!oas Pills, Copal Warmth
Batemans' Drops, : Wh;re ve-rih.
aqua Ferris, ! Spirits Of 'iurpcntre
Britih Oil, Carn,ne
Crohaic Snuff, Drop Lake.
Chnre'''s Cough Drops, ; Dutch Pink,
Daily Elixir. { Flake white,
Da'iey's Carniinative, Kings Yellow,
Gowlands l.o;ion. Ivory Black,
Godfr,y> Cordial, I.i,aaree,
Greenca"h's l:neturc, : Red Lead.
Tor tie ee'n < Gums, ; White Lad. dry ard
itaerie'n Oh, 81 ound IN OF,
iio"ner's Female Pills, < Walnut Oil,
n'u" faittrs Patent Yellow,
James: Fever Powders, PuGsn L.ar,
JfluitS l'rons, Role Pink,
hiiik OK Roles, ! Blue Sa,a.ts,
N'ikeen Dye, { Sraniih Brown and Ye'-
c9""es hh&r low ochre, dry md
"'ters Opodeldoe, ground in Oil,
.'"'EhtoAs BItiers, { Isrra-ue-Sienra,
os'h Powder, Turkey TIMBER,
I'e'' hLcihtS, ! Venetian Red,
Court Platter, Veriegrea.,
rig Blue, ( Vermeou.
opanhn hidiSn, Spaiiih Whiting,
So'a Leaf, Linieed OIL, &c &c &c
he above articles are warranted to be CT the he,
attention and fair prices
~ Physicians, or thofe who buy to retail. will
perhaps find their account TO call and examine
AuguH 30. Of If.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-09-20
MEDICINES,

e'a eie' ar'i'es ia Gt .sle.i>.I,y Eac---s,",.s
rukicb .tc
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-09-20
In Hen,-;co Connty Court, TuIy N, 1908.
IN CHANCERY..
f0f'una'uS oydnor' Complt.

Againf
Jede Smith, Robert sydnor q Will
liam Garland SyIror. Def'ts.
HIS day s9'e The eomS!aiaqnby bis esuaI, and The
L HffndzHfs, Robert and William Garland S,4hor,
not b70'Eg sT'sred be 09peara7es and vea epity az
eo,diag 10 tie III IF Agesbl in feb eas z,gA and syo.
1AS and he rules IF Iris eop,t, and aossn,yr 70 n,
(iyaiion IF TIE eont, nat ty are rot plabifoat, Of
f6 commonwealth. On me mofiea o Beesrbl,inanf 5y
D' eo4gH gtoy9id III, ore1 hat tie Erid dsj,slart,
do appear by'e on The @ Non1.y in OSiobrr nest, and
oglqos' De6Wsf fJe Edi complainant, and tut COPY
tbi, o'dr 6eo,f6zo5 h:ytrd in one Of tie ne7c,o8ris
PD|5ed in lie eity Of Rib~ond jo5 ftOo monIs E.eee
vey' and fSfeS at tie coA,fboe daor Of tbs eonaty
Tehe,
ADAM CRAIG, c. c.
July l9'---(eF 2'n. Q.T.r)
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-07-22


e,ns,aoc cloths and cu,eurcd cambricka,
caRincycs, bimiteS,
Cotton cailinicres, o. 90. SamoiekE
White and colonred mullins,
leans, uankeens and India, book, jsconet
f,aians, and null null, mui.
I,opp and fhort nan. lins,
keens, oo'onaos aga eionos'-
Rive do, red eriped cambEick
White and coloured dItto,s
marg.ilIcs, Lace,
w,;Rcnat;rg, 90, Lace f,swls,
"A rs, Iri2ls lin. Long oi,'o'
mems, long lawns, Super broeaded 90.
"a 7-s. Shirting cot. EngiIlh and french INK
ton. gloves.
Tim and Flanasrsfhc,t. Kid ditto,
;nr Pic nc nitts,
p,a,tillas, Englifh fpis araw beg,
.Brittanias, nets,
s;l.Ga,s Madras and bsnaanna
Sill. cotton and thread !, handkerchisfs,
hoG.v, i Bas,as,
.Diapsr fab.e cloths, Mammodies,
Napkins, Gursshs, %c. &c. I
Chlntz callicoes and
All Of which he has determined to
fell at the mott reduced prices.
May rs.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-07-22

Adventures in Lottery NO.
3, TOR the Encouragement Of Lits'af'HArs, may
know the fate Of their Tickets, on application
TO the Printer, and paying II and half cents f0f
each tickess JaV -.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-07-22
MI Stones & Boultang cloths.

We want to buy one pair OF
4 or a, / an bali feet Cologne Mill Stones. -
We have one pair Of feet Burr MiIl.stones for
.fale Alto. FIVE hundred dollars worth Of Boplt-
ing Cloihs; which will be fold bargain. to
any body who will take the whole of them.
Hswss e i4il|cr.
June 20.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-07-22
pabIt salt

"S'
N TUESDAY next,
~ ..ilfb.lola az the Vcndae Store,
l' 0'' z u M
| 3. md 81. FisqsA Brandy IN pipes
l SjaIa P' 81 Apple Bandy sinlbl'.
", s,,l : bids. tirs''' and o.,
css;.i q Bropa Soap and in bosss
,.g y. "a dipt Candles J
s'l'a ii kegs g boxes and jar',.
- s i kegs and iralis'
n IS Ware inscTatss,
I ss9ilIuisEHOLDsF URNITUREa
- &c.-7ALso,
r,rjety Of DRY GOODS.
among which are
e,ts,. Coatings, Keriemeres,
e M Pl,rs, Ketisys, Negro co,ton',
-, Elasicks, blae Fsiezss,
NM sa,ucs:,, Rua.!s, Yarn Stockings,
rbn.s and callicoss,.
IA Ln.as, Silsfa do
a,Su,ss and Ticklcnburgs,
v.i, snI Muslin Handkerchief,
h, Na:lias aud Table Clothes,
lnd.na Haudkerchi.fs,
rsIo.fl THREADS, Hats and sundry oshef
''''''' Phiha G. Mayfs4er.
Dg,n,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-07-22
Alexandria. JulYls.
POTOMAC COMPANY.

-NIoTICE is hereby given, that the Annual
IN Meeting of TIC Stockholders of the Poso.
mac Company, will be held according TO law at
the Uoion Tavern in George Town, on Monday
the 9Th day of Auguf next, on which occaiion
fall meeting of the proprietoss IS requeacd, when
the proceedings of the Beard Of Directors, eoge-
th:r with the difburfencpts OF the Trealurer fnce
the af general meeting, will then be laid be-
fore thsu for their confederation,
By order Of the Board,
7ofPb- Carleton,
Treafufer Potomac Company.
George Towo. July g. lIol dsA
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-07-22
Mockarel 6 Wbi]key

ITO barrels Of MAcKAREL jlR received,
Per ichoonsr Hiram,. from Rhode Iland
ALSO,
IS barrels ifrong proof RYE WHISKE Y
and
80 kegs manufactured James.River TOBAC.
co, warranted good Thief: articles will be
fold low. Apply to
John & Thomas Vowel.
July 10. d
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-07-22

i Y y.
On "Wednesday, the 10th infant, between the
Branch Bank of Warrington and Alexandria,
q BILL, drawn by Mr.. Jabn Proadft, of
< n Norfolk, on Mr.. BxAt, Cake, of Waih-
iugton, for 500 dollars, dated Norfolk, asth
day of June, at 60 days, in my favor; accepted
29lh, az rndorfed by me.
Any perfon having found this Bill, will be
Plea(rd to depodt it at the Branch Bank, in
Wilmington, or deliver il to the fubfrbgr.
TIE payment being aop,, it can be of no uic
to the finder.
William Hodgfon.
Alexandria, JulyI3.
Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1805-1805, 1805-03-18
Mr.. fENKs,

dr' JnNhSJ
AS the charges againR Judge Sullivan,
made IN leveral Of the Bottom papers, have al
TUNED ihape OF fome importance your rea-
dcrs ought to be made acquainted with the char
yes, and with the evidence produced in fupport
of them and it would alto be proper 10 fate
what has been written in defence, in order that
correct Judgment may be formed upon
them
In the Repertory, and Ceniinel, il has been
Aated, that Judge Sullivan, in iolemn appeal
to heaven, dsnied his having been member Of
the jacobin club in Bottom, that he had any
hand in drawing up the contribution Of faid
club, fwearing in the fame foem manner, that
he never faw faid contribution whereas n
truth and in fact, fay the papers, hc did draw up
the PROJECT, meaning as fuppofe, the rough
draught or outlines Of faid contribution, and tie
fame was fnewn by Mr.. Cooper the town clerk
Of Bottom, 70 Judge Wendell, III the well known
hand writing Of Mr. Sullivan.
Thus itands the charge. The defence Is
in the Chronicle, il does 10: deny the appeal 70
heaven but till ialiRs upon the truth Of thar
appeal, and in fuPport Of this petition Produ-
ces the certificate of Mr.. Cooper, in the follow
ing words, viz.
certify that had and never Jaw, the CoHih-
Gtoa alluded TO in the Centne Of Saturday, March st
IN Judge Suivans 4D Iaozoa band 4Urit7g; ana e
sousfs never did or could have own Judge Wendell
WM. CeoF1R.
Upon this certificate it may be obfcrTed, that
admitting K 70 be true, it by DO means dill
proves the charge as fated in the federal papers.
II may Dc that judge Sullivan drew Up the pro-
Jef or rough dTaagbt or oafii1eJ Of the conititu-
sion, which may have bsen fhcwn by MIR. Coop
CT TO JudgeW endell, which the latter recognized
20 . N the hand writins Of Mr.. Sullivan; and
Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1805-1805, 1805-03-18
GOOD SAVE THE COMMONWEALTH"

CHARACTER OF GOVERNOR STRONG.
RI If Nth mutb piesGYt sve Lay b.fore tie
public the fahs1Ving tsfi,sony Of TIE repe7ed
fudge Freeman, yelafive 10 The e5uraE7sr Of eur
7ontby Gsvuno,.l
MR.. JENKs,
4 AS one Of your corref pondents has ap-
pealed to me, through your laft Gazette, for
the character Of Governor Stro-g, in the wear
1916, and as flence on my part may be con-
hrued as unfavorable to it, | think iuaice to
him and to the public 10 far as my tef:ino-
ny may have weight, J requires me to fay,
that was not only at the General Court while
he was member, but boarded at the fame houie
with him in Bottom, and can truly fay tha, had
high opinion of his talents, integrity, patriot
i'm, and Of his moral as we'll as republican
principles.
He is certainly gentleman, amiable IN his
manners, mild in his temper, afable in CONVEX
fation, and now ftands high in the efeem 0: the
citizens Of Northampton, where his private
character is beR known.
liz would be prefurning in me to dclineate
his public character. This is IN fome meafure
known to every member Of the General Court !;
but cannot avoid obferving that as member
OF Congress, as well as of the jGeneral Court,
and as Chief Magiltrase Of this Commonwealth,
has irrcproachable conduct, his undated, faith.
fu attachment to the inserefs of the people,
detervs the highef praife, the warneit graft
tude Of all his conffituents.
Perhaps my political principles may incline
tome to believe that in this character [ exag-
gerate-and that am aGuated By party ipiri,.
With refPeet to the former, cannot lay too
much--and as 70 the latter will not let nv
principles twerve me from the truth.
was arepublican with him in thofe " times
which tried mems fouls )" and tho have been
dlimiicd from Office far my jsntimfstJ) am one
now.-4t is true cannot as friend to nv coun-
try approve Of the man who is at the head OF the
pretent administration nor OF ali the meafures
adopted by is-yet | am rot a y" monarchiR"
nor do conhder myfelf the lefs attached to re-
publican principles. The term think NAV be
as well applied TO Fedc-alilm as to Democracy.
perhaps with more proPriety. with FOR the
honor and PROPERTY Of my country, and with
view thereto, with for the further fcrvices
OF him who for long time has been It's able and
faithful friend, and firm supporter of the rights
of Man.
SAMUEL, FREEMAN
Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1805-1805, 1805-03-18
SAMUEL FREEMAN.
STRONG OR SULLIVAN Z

Under tsiS bead t5e Rspvtory givcf TIE telYozsinp
pertinent s3jfrvsfi0n5 -
At the election which rautf fhor,ly take place
in This State, we fhaIl have two candidates for
the chair of Chief Magiar4te before us. The
one decided advocate Of the Wilmington and
Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1805-1805, 1805-03-18

own irduffry OF tia, 81 hi, fathers. When fat
;.fed Of thefe views, IL . not IN human nature
that they fho.ld nor approve and iuPport 'hem.
In the mean time let Us cheriih them with pa
tent Affection. Let Us do them Juitlce, ana
more than i,rtice, in all competition q. intereit .
and we need not doubt that truth, reaioD, ana
their own intereits will ar length prevail, VIII
gather them into the fold Of our country, and
will compeat that entire unicn q opinion
which gives TO nation the bletfings OF harmo-
nv. and the benefit OF all its ffrength.
fhall now enter on the duties 70 which
nv fellow. citizens have again called me :: and
thsll proceed in the iririr of thoie principles
which they hive approved. | fear nor that
any motives Of inereit may lead me ARRAY
am fer1hble CT no PATTON which could reduce
me knowingly from the path of jaitice; but the
weaknefcs Of human nature, and the limits OF
my own understanding, will produce errors of
Judgment fonetimes injurious TO your nteretts
Hlal need therefore all the Indulgence have
heretofore experienced the want OF !; will
certainly not leaen with iDcreafiT1g years. |
thall need too the favor Of that being n whole
hands we are, who led our fathers IS Hrael ct
old, sfrom.their native land, and planted them IN
country flowing with all the necctlaries and
comforts Of life who has covered our inf2n-
cy with his providence, and oar ripper years
with his wifdom and power, to Whole good
nefs ak you 70 Join with me INTERPRETATIONS,
that he will 70 enightcn the minds Of your
fcrvants, guide their COUNCILS, and PROPER their
meafures, that whatioever they do, fhall refult
in YOUR good, and 1lall fccure TO you the
M of rtI
tons. tn : JEFFERSON.
Atbeintmrsts BY 4aifb9rity
Robert Smith, Attorney Crneralof the Uni
red States, in the room Of Levi Lincoln, reign
ed.
Jacob Crowninfhield, Secretary Of the Navy
IN the room Of Robert Smith, appointed AttoF-
ney General.
Gen VIM. Hull, Governor Of the territory
Of Michigan.
Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1805-1805, 1805-03-18

CHARACTER OF GOVERNOR STRONG.
RI Is rvitb n:ntb pias'iye qUe Lay Isfore TIE
public the fa2s1Oing tsfisony Of TIE repsRed
Judge Freeman, yslafiVe 10 The e5uraE7sr Of eur
zo9rfby Gsvs,no,.1
Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1805-1805, 1805-03-18
TzE SRksIDENTs INAUGoRAL sPzEcH.

wAsH,scTos, MACE 4. 1905
THIS day, II u O'Clock z5smas J,rsz, Prehdent Of
e United States took the oah Of se and delivered the
following INAUGURAL SPEECH, in the Senate Cham
Der, precnee Of the iva Houfes 0. Congress, and
large eoncoaris Of cisiz~as
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-09-09
NETWORK, September 4.

Arrived sloop Patty, Boyer, 20 days
from Turks Island. Sailed in company
schooner Hamilton, Lufkin, of Freeport,
for Portland. Left schooner Polly, Halves,
for Boston, and ready for sea. August 20
and 2lst, in lat. %, long. II, experienced
very severe hurricane, the sea frequently
making a breach half mast high, and ex-
pected the deck to be stove in by the great
force ofthe water. August "a, lost Jabe2
Smith, aseaman, overheard; and the storm
still continuing could render him no assist
ance. Sept 4, spoke brig Dispach, days
from New York, for HAVANA, who suppl
edus with bread and oil. The schr. Mary
Ann, Barden, sailed from Turks island
for Cape Francois the 9th Of August.
Brig Hiram, Doan, 90 days from St.
Pie,res, Martinique. Left brig Ulysses, to
sail in two DAYS for New York Sussex,
Lee, for New York III ten days ;s!oop Di-
ana, Lewis, of Alexandria, just arrived and
sailed for market; schr. 49,, Eels, to
sail in ten; brig Eliza and Mary, Starr, to
sail in two days ship Viglans for do IN 2
weeks; brig -, Blake, supercargo, to
sail for New York schr. Mars, Lynch,
Just arrived from New York; brig Para
gon, Rowland, arrived days from N. Y;
schr. -, Atwick, just arrived from N.
Y; who on his outward passage in lat. &c,
was in co. with 4 British seventy tours, In a
violent gale one of the seventy was
sunk and another dismasteG. This hap
pened while captain A. was in company
with them. Two days after the gale, capt.
Atwick, fell in with the coppered ship SD
perb, of Baltimore, bottom upwards. Capt.
Atwick 1osthi deck load, and was On his
beam ends hours. Capt. Doan, was ee-
tanned among the islands 4s hours by
gale of wind, which commenced on the
18th of August.