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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-08-05
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NEw-eRLEANs, IuNy II. 1so
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NEw-eRLEAEs, JvNE u, Isos.
THE PrstgRant citizens Of this CITY have
chofen Committee for opening fubfcrp-
ton to raiic fond for the fupport Of Pre-
tejfanf Clergyman :-2275 dollars have been
iubleribed. The fubfcrlbcrs have voted to
offer 2ooo dollars, as the annual falary fer
the clergyman and general meeting Of
the fubfcribers is called, for the purpofc OF
jeieaing the denomination which fhall be
preferred.
Mehrs. 2. Derbigny, Dchrchan, and P.
Sauve, the bearers of the ,remonffracc Of
the inhabitants Of Lower LouiGana to Con-
grefs, have publiihed long report Of their
milton. They complain loudly of the de-
lays they experienced ad the indifference
lhown by Congrefs to their complaints and
demands; and particularly that of Mr.. ]
Randolph, the chairman of the Committee
on their remembrance. They exprefs their
diaatisfa6tion of the the Law for the gov
ernment of LouiGana but recomm end pa
tience and reGgnation to their C6nltitu
ent9.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-08-05

BosrcN. AUG. 4
tr5rt Rsiterdara
Yeferday arrives the fhip Calumet. c..
Trevitt, in At days from Rotterdam. vyb.
has politely furnilhed Us with the Mcreurg
printed at Schitdam, to Jane 9Th. and ,b.
Journal Politique to june nth. We gatbs~
from them no news Of any conGderabl- i,
portance. The following remark, are u
tra6ted from the Moaiteur, the French Of
fcia paper.
"Thc proud, the circump-2, the pow
crful EngIith hear the departure az ,be
French feet fpok-n Of, when it had take,
Dominique Of the departure of the Torlon
fqu4dron, when il has paatd the Strcipht,
they viii hear no more Of itfor fome mon,bs
Laaly they have not heard Of the fecena
Rochsfort tsuadron, failed long time fncr
and which the Eagliih frigates came % watch
and oblcrvc, not more than eight days ayo
We inal Fay nothing concerning feyerl
large friga.cs which have been fent out u
our ports, ID which the Englifh may attach
little importance, but which will itrike t.em
blow on thoie ccaits they think hardly
known to our fcamen, They have been
dreaming that there Is no longer any wood
in our fsreits and arlenals that their exiRs
TO longer maritlmc population on our
coats. let them learn however, that their
are no lcls than 90 meA Of war on our
ftocks, all of which Will be rsady for ica in
8 nonths
NJ. Jerome RonaPartc was yeferday pre-.
Icnr at review Of the io2nd Regiment Of
French Infantry, held by Gen. Milhaud."
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-08-05
NATcHEz, JUNE II.

Col. Burr, late Vice Preiident of the
United States arrived here on Monday, and
on Wednefdey departed from New Orleans.
He received every attention his lhort tay
would permlt-wss vilited at his lodgings
by His Excellency Governor Williams, and
a number of respectable citizens, We under
ttand that he intends returning to this place
in few weeks with view Of fpendinS the
greater part of the fummer here.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-08-05

TRIPOLITAN AFFINITY.
A letter from Jonathan Cowdery, Efq. Sur
geon Of the late frigatc Philadelphia, row
captive in Tripoli. 20 DR.. Mitchell, da-
ted 24th November, 1904.
" DEAR SIR,
"IhOPe you will execute me for the IL
berty | take in luggelting to you few re-
marks which have occurred fnce my cap
tivity. The Bafhaw has taken me from the
prlion where my fellow officers are con.
fined * ordered me to attend his Gck layes,
who are principally Neapoltans, negroes,
and or unfortunate crew. Some of the
latter this morning faw chained to a carr
loaded with Zones which they were drag
ging through the town to repair the forti-
iications. Thay complain much of hunger,
cold hard labour, and the lath Of the vbiD.
| confefs | never faw any thing that wouu-
ded my feelings equal to the fight Of thol-
poor fellows. have liberty to walk in the
town, bur am attended BY Turk who is
loaded with weapons of war. am not al.
lowed to Witt any Of the forrihcations nor
any of the foreign conius.--Captain Balm
bridges endeavours to relieve the wants Of
his crew arc often countcrm2nded by our
new matters. Five Of our counrrymea have
tHrned Turks, and Ave have paid their laft
debE TO nature. BiarhoS1 and dylehtarY
have ofren appeared among our crew, but on
free ule Of Carbonate Of Soda (Vauon}
which is found in Abundance in tAis coun-
try, and often whitewaihing the walls Of the
prilon with lime where they ieep, it foon
diiapPe2rs. Our crew are now very heal
thy
During the feyeraI attacks upon this iowa
bY our tqusdron under the command Of
Commodore Prebe, many Turks were kill
led and wounded, and ievsrai men much
burnt by the expohon Of their own pow
der had al opportunity Of feeing their
method OF curing burns in part,c~lar, many
of which extended over the whole b1dT
Ihc Bafhaw has all ar his wounded brought
to an apartment in the CaRle where he Vi
fits them and makes them prelent or ten
dollars each. He then orders his Surgeons 9
and Mamelukc5 to drcf3 their wounds he
often alIilts with his own HANDS The Ma
meIukes are his body guards; the Mara
bouts are employed to cxpcl evil fpirits and
make interceiiion with Mahomct their pro
phet, for their recovery. Tholc that were
burnt, were frf anointed with honey, care
fully pyelerving the fkin as much IS pofiblc
and keeping the part, expoled to the aIr.-.
They then iprinkle the uIcercd parts, IF n,
with fine powder of whitehead, (Cer1.A 4
this IS repeated at ihort intervals until {c,b
is formed, that is carefully pref:ryed Until
a cure IS accomplished, which IS remark.
by loon.
81 nope and expect thstin due tin, my
country viii honor4bly, and 10 the sRon:G..
ment o. B2rbari4ns aud Tyrants, hserste rs
from the chains 9f A4vtry, and reltors d, to
our nauve land, thar happy land The though,
2t which is healing balm - o. losl. "a
fd's miterable bondage.
x-----
he editor or tie Nrwrolk democrat.
IS paper, avows his belief that Gov. evi,,
of that tate. il nov : g t4R5.od.5 ts.ierals.
n AAt has wrouShE III. change ! Conyic-
ten OF the 2narthic2l tsndc..cy of Dsnoc-
EAcy.
Th: brig Lion. Of Ncwyork, Ia. been
overwhelmed ar fca BY water lpour, sa+
pertoni drowned.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-08-05

The Hos: John Quincy Adams, elq. has
beenunanimouily elected, BY the corpora
ton and overlcers of Harvard College.
BoylRon Profedor Of Rhetorick, and Ora.
tory, for that Unworthy. bsing the Grt
Prsfeior on 1hs, foundation.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-08-05
BosToN, AUGUST 4.
, French and EngHb FLsstt

FTe7t7 aid EngZyb Fleets.
Capt. Bradford, arrived here on Tuef-
day, laft from Madeira, reports, thar on the
I'D July, in lat. 3S, lon. So, he paHcd Q
line of battle ihlPs, and four frigates, itccr-
ing z. s. z. They did not ihow any cel-
ours. but from their appearance, he fuppo-
fed them to be EngIith. The feet could
have been none other than Lord Nclfon's as
the number of lnips anfwcrs to the force
which his lordfhiP had with him, when he
pahcd Antigua, III purluit Of the enemy, I,
and from the ceuTfc he was expededto iteer,
muit have reached the latitude abovemen-
toned.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-08-05

Suifcs-It is added, that iome
IF the perfons had the hairs on their breaits
Gngcd, and when rhey were firif recovered
rom the ftunning occaGoned by the Light
ming, they were lcarce able 70 walk-ln th,s
town the form was fevere, but-no bad ei-
feas were experienced.
NEw-YoR, JULY "a
Var 4vit5 Afsreccc.- Capt. HalioweI, OF
the brig Eliza, which arrived here yelterday
afternoon from Leghorn, via Gibraltar, bears
difpatches from capt. Decatur OF the con-
grefs from our government. 1t was e1-
peCeG that an immediate war would take
place between the emperor of Morocco and
the United States. There was already two
Moorifh frigates out cruizing forAmericans.
The United States brig Syrcn, capt. Stew
art, had taken her ftation off Gibraltar, and
was ordered to cruize between cape Spartel
and Mogadore, to intercept any prizes that
thcfe frigates might make. on the 10th
May, capt Halowell was Chaicd and ilred
at by Tripolitan Xebec of y guns, bat
efcaped by fuperior failing at this time
he was only hours fail from the Congrels
The AIgerine feet were out conhlting oi
the glory of "A guns ; Hogium DuitaPha
of al Haliam Bafhaw brig Of s, and q
Xrbce Of g, aud were cruIling for Neapo-
litans and Gcnoeic. They treated caps. II
with particular poltenets. A Portugueie
feet OF two Jas ard frigate were cruz
~ On DF C;hr II
JuLY IT.
E7a4 Cwrdco1.
We learn, that capt. Murray, in II Fran
chifo frigatc, Of % guns, one other trigatei
two brigs and four lchooners, have beer
blockading Curracca. a.-Four days previous
70 tha falling Of our informant, UuIy 9Th
they made defcent on the Curacao Bay
to windward Of the iland, landed 80 men
cannonaded the fort, and were repulled,
with iofs Of one IS pound caronadc, % mui-
kets, and three prifonegs. The expedition
then failed to leeward, and landed their flick
and wounded, amounting to 70 men, The
Britifh have taken poneGon of the whole
leeward part of the ifl7nd, from the welt
end, within 20 miles of the town 1t wa:
faid, the governor Of Csrracoa had declared
he would not furrcndcr the town 70 the Bri-
tilh ; but would rather bury himielf in its
ruins. or Tbs next accounts qVbicb 1UW be
receiOfa qviH be .f the G.rrenStr d tbir gov~r-
nor and fo1VS.
We ae further informed, that General
Ferraud, at the city Of Santa Domingo, was
in daily expectation of another attack from
the Emperer of Def4lincs, and that he had
made preparations to give him warm re-
ccption.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-08-05
1alfa JFcrfigu 5,TtfIiiSfms.
LondlH, fllne D

JUNE 3-DilPatches were on SATURDAY
received at the Foreign Office from our
Miniher at St. Peteribursh.
1t is ftated with fome confidence, that
his Swediih Majeity has iiEnifsd his deter
mination not 10 become party in the pro-
petals for peace which were to be fent to
Italy from the emperor Alexander.
The expedition which has b:en repair
ing at Cork viii fail in the courfc Of few
days. Sir Eyre Coote, who is cntrufted
with the chief command, was to have en-
barked at the end of lalt week. The tranf-
ports, with the 9Th, 24th, and Sad rcgi-
ments, under convoy Of the Triumph, of
"a guns, and the Leda frigate, arrived at
the Cove, from Portfmouth.
Diipatches received at the Admiralty laf
Saturday from our feet off Brett, commu-
nicate, we underitand, no new intelligence
refrc6ting the enemy's force in that harbor.
a reinforcement Of three fail OF the line has
been difpatched by admiral Gardner to
TO Lord Melton.
JUNE 6.-It is reported that Bonaparte
has arrived at Boulogne, having reached
,hat port on Su day laf. 1t is faid he retur-
ned TO Paris the goth ult. where he only
faid that and the following day We know
not on what authority this fatement refs,
but certain it is that there has been great
haitlc at Boulogne for about week pal, as
1T preparations were making for fomc more
thau ordinary occaion and firing was
heard along the French coa0 during 4 great
part ofSundsy-
"STocK MAY 23--It is undcr*ood
here that the Treaty between ENGLAND, Ruf
IA and this country, is finally arranged and
concluded.
Price Of Stocks at London, Junc Coon
fois So, 3S -Omnium, 4-Reduced
IS.
The collecting of ftrong feet in the
Downs, is politely oonicqucnce of fome in
formation refpeSiDg the removal of the enc
my on the French coat, for even the nli.s
which competed the north fea fquadron,
which had come into Yarmouth few days
ago, have been ordered to the downs and
fome of them have actually failed for that
itaton.
LIVERPOOL UNE s. Confderablc buitlc
IS excited by the late movements in the hsr-
bour Of Boulogne. The enemy have made
iome lamentations, as though part Of the
hotilla was meant to be fent out, and great
activity is obterved among the troops on
ihore. This mas called for additional vigi.
lance in our cruifers, and the force on this
itation is to be Immediately and comhderablv
augmented. The Dutch ports are allo
watched with additional attention.-TheC-
precautions are very conGderabe.-I5 IS Ger
ta'nly not to be concluded, from the char
actsr of the enemy We have to contend with.
that his aaivity at home is likely 10 be ful. |
pended, becanfe he is more than ulually en-
abroad
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-08-05
GEoRCTowN, tDELOTe

GEoRCTowN, (DEL II.
Ae'anrboly hcoia,m-Cn Tuefdav the
10th init. the Court of chanccry and Or
phans Court, were held at this place. At
the u(ual hour the court adjourned for din
ner thortly after heavy rain commenced,
and accompaniedwith thunder and lightning.
great number of people were attending up
on builncis before the court the fudden-
neiS with which the guf came on, impclled
every ons to NY for fhelter, and moH Of the
PerionS not inhabitants Of the town, went
into the court houfe and occupied the room
above 1t: 1t few minutes after, the FUN
NIT Of the Belfry as ttruck with lightning !;
which rnn down its roof, and from thence
was attracted by the iron of the window
ihutter belonging 70 the Belfry, from thence
It defended to the roof clthc houfe. and va,
led down a raftcr fled with nails, till #
got within about foot of the caves, then II
Paited through the roof and took to one of
the ituds in 'front.' Of the houfe, the main
body dcfceRded the hud, two other hreams
new oft to the iron hoop: and hinges Of win
dow ihutters on each G1c of the ftud, and
from thence it paded to the lower ilorv 70
the iron III the door and windows, and 10
pahed off to the earth. Ii unfortunately
happened that many people were fitting il
the upper room againf the front wall, on a
bsnch extending the whole length of the
houfc. DR.. Wolfe, Of Lever, who had
brought poor widow to Georgetown, on
buGnels in the Orphans Court, was fitting
directly in the ceurle Of the main tream
and was killed inlantly, two others, one on
each fide OF him, were tsverely burnt and
ituaned, their watch cafes were partly mel
ted. Four wee fufersd greatly by the
ihock and lcveral others both above and
below fairs. were funned and thrown 70
the aoor, fluids, window ihutter,, and the
whole broad fide of the houlc were torn
and ihivercd to pieces. Doctor Wolfe has
LEFT widow and two imall children The
other iuEcrerS are in fair way of recovery.
DoTzR, DELI JULY. a.
The absvc is srtrsCted from lqttsr from
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-08-05
NORFOLK, JULY 23, 1905
IMPORTANT!

We have it from undoubtsd authority,
that account. are received in this place by
the fhip Minerva, from Cadiz, as late as the
cd of June, fating, " that the million of
Col. Munroe and Mr. Pinckney to the court
of Madrid had ended, and that not being a
bic to bring the Spaniih Govsrnment to ac-
cord on any one point, either as relates to
claims of Territory, Spoilations, or the con.
venton Of Auguit, 1902, Mr.. Munroc had
demanded his Pahports, and was about to
leave Madrid Immediately fer London. The
dilPatGhes on this buIinefs have gone for
ward to the freident, via Lifbon, and by
the Cotton Planter to Newyork."
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-08-05

By capt. Farwcll, of the G,ip Spy, in "A
days from Guadaloupe, we learn that the
day before he failed, the Governor inform
cd him, that he was determined that all lAmc.
ricans which were in future taken trading to
or from St. Domingo, hould bcput to death
and thar Official orders to that effect, would
iaue the next day.
Capt. T. fays, that in Cuadaloupe, it
was generally imagined, that the feet had
failed for France.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-08-05
Fm France

fTSU france.
An arrival at Ncwyork, from Beurdeaux,
is the bearer of intelligence from that place,
to the 10Th June; At which time no new
events OF importance had occurred on the
theatre of European politics. The Koche-
fort fquadron have got lAfe into port, from
the WeA-Indics, and had Jailed again on
iecrct expedition.
Accounts from St. Domingo, fate that
Defalines the black emperor, has loif near
ly one half his army, in conf,qucncc Of the
wells and tprings in tie vicinity of lis camps,
having been poiloneu by his enemies.
Commercial The intendand general of
Cuba, has pubhihed decree, recurring.
that the invoices # all goods arriving IN
neutral veflcIs fhall be certified bv the Con
iuls or Vice Coniuls of the por;s from which
they are defined, and enumcrating the ar
tlcles, Numbers, sc. on pain Of con6lcaton
OF all not certiGed.
l"d'Sn HGr--A letter from Det,.t, IA.
TED june "A, mentions the probability of
war Between the Sack, Oiowas az. Oaoe
Indians, and thar it was likely rhe Uaif2s
1fH'e5 would be involved, and complains Of
the dcfencelefs fate Of that place.
a New-Havcn paper Of July 9Th IRE
celved ilnce writing the above) contains Of
hcldi report, that no more than four per.
ions Whole names arc mcntioned) have
died OF malignant difcafe and afiurance
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-08-05

The brig Lion, of Ncwyork, has been
overwhelmed at tea by water ipour, 81
: pcrlon, drowned. +,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-08-05

We ae further informed, that General
Ferrand, at the city Of Santa Domingo, was
in daily expectation of another attack from
the emperor of Def4lincs, and that he had
made preparations to give HIM warm re-
ccption.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-08-05

DoTzR, DELI JULY. a.
Ihe absvc is srtraCted from a lqttsr from
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-08-05

ne editor OF tie NewyoIk democrat.
IS p'Psr' avows his belief thar Gov. lewi,,
y that tate. j. nov : " t4E5.od.5 tf.ieralE
y nat has wroushE lis change Conyic-
ten OF The 2narlhic2l tendc.Cy of Dsmoc-
tAcy.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-06-10
PUBIC
PTTRIIC SALE.

On FRIDAY, the 18th Infant. at 10 o,csock'
Will Sc ofaed For falc. on the pfennaes'
A Lot of Ground, being part OF
lo,. No. as and 20, isnate ar tae corassoi faiE-
ak and Q l-en.areets, extending As iee' . ioohs
~ M Es,r AK, andi23 Eest z inches 90 Qascn-
&C., f,se f,om all ncamosance. lac terms
=, fale will 6s-oas.hali che. Purchaie money N
G,fv Avs. and the tcmainder 10 Gx monsss.
A'i I.o. d7t
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-09-17
MUTUAL INSURANCE OFFICE,

hie6nos1, STb. STD, sos.
HE members of the Mutual Inurance Company
= again,t Fire on Goods and Furniture in the na,e
OF Virginia, hereby notified that iccold tul! QUO
ia is found to be neeeEary, and hereby called Tor to
be paid BY each member of this company the CATH
Ter general on or before the firG day of Oiober
next.
The members of this company viii be rieai.d to
take notice, that all WHO fail comply with this re-
qation viii ceae to he injured after the day fixed
on for the payment Of the i'id quota until payment
is made And IN order 10 place this inft.u;:on on L
Respectable footing, it is deemed neceGary motion
immediately againit all de;nquen,slo ,,a, no ndul-
gence need be expected af;er the fri day Of Oober
next BENZ. DU-VAI., P,sf&nt.
~ 75rbriu's,s Of tie Wiaebsee~ Gazette, d,esas-
"ria ddVertf-, No.foH Letssr, Petera,g I,t..2eer-
Ger, fr'ar'is594rg Re'0!d, kyseb5u,g Cazef.e cad
Sz@"fo1 Reeso, re7Deedto pabi9 II. ebo,r aay,-
's'f"i "a! TIE IL et oso5sy ana FRI their G Of e-
Pence 10 the e.ilsis5ai eEe1., 70, y4y.snt.
Sept 10.
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RUNAWAY NEGRO.

EHFTY DOLLARS REWARD. if taken with,
q FIFTY miles c, Richmond, aii ore hur,,.c IS,.
lars ii taken beyond it, viii lie gwen 20 a,,r;Aerd a
negro nan named LEWIS. about thirty wears Of no..
who iaa night runaway from tie iuticr...ls. r. -
very ttout made, and about 6 feet 10, o., Ice, ~
inches high; has maicure ooun,s r,ai,,e--Lgd ,n
when he went away, a Ruii;a Drill Drab Gear ard
fAf'a!ooD'; but has variety Of other eios,h,nt
He Was formerly the property Of MIR. Tdy.,d iJ,I.
lam OF Hanover Town, where peihaus he ,rav b.
gone-A! matters Of veGes are fore Yyarre., from lar
boring CT carrying him away, Under tie of
the law. G!iIIAr So tfpDIs Vi
September 6. Of.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-09-17
ROBBERY AND INTENDED MURDER !
100 DOLLARS REW4PD

RE offered for the apprehension OF my negro
A man, MOSES, VINO this day made an afIaul,
upon my life, and after giving me feveral dangerous,
PernaP; fatal wounds, robbed me and efaped on my
horie' leaving me fenfeleis the ground This dar
ing outrage was committed on the road leading from
"i'l,amibnrg TO York and Hampton. 1t is coniec-
tured that ne has proceeded the latter place on his
way to Norfolk, where he is well acquainted ha-
wing. been long employed in my vefel which COM
monty traded between Richmond, Williamiburq.
and Norfolk O.
Said MOSES is about five feet eight inches high,
about thirty years DID, ftou,ly made and generally
of cheerful, fniling countenanee He has fear,
think, near one Of his eyes, and wide mouth
he above reward will be paid to any Perfon who
liiall deliver hun in Williamfburg or one hall
thereof will be allowed for fecurng him in anv
Jail OF this fate.
HENDRY COWAN, nes, wUYio-lsp,o.
September 10. (et4w1
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DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA, to sui -.

L 1t remembered That on the twenty-ii Fl DIV ce
~ Auguit, in the thn,i:rh year CT the Ir!,ner
denee Of de United starcs CT America, Darie al
OF 'h~ 'Ad tr'et hath derctitr in this cfce the,
Tie 81 BOOK, the right whereof hs claims Is Autl,-
IN the words following. to wit:
HfSorf5 q EgS5, argued and n!judeed in TIE Con>f
81 an'ea!J Of Fi,gi"r b. Dsa=l lo!i-eo'sa. t5;,f'
IN conformity to the aSt eli the Congre.s of th U
nited States, entitled" An a6l Tor the
81 learning by leeurng the copies Of MAPS cra and
no"ks to The authors and proprietos of ,uch copies
during he times therein mentioned :" and alto - ~
a1t entitled An s6t supplementary 10 an oct cr.;.,-
leo al ACT lor the encouragement Of learning by e.
curing the copies Of maps, charts aud bocls 10 tbc
thors aud prorretors Of uch copies during tie tn,e
THEREIN neitloned a:d extending the beuefis ,hcreos
70 .Yt %, Of deigning engraving and e:elng hino-
rica Soa atner prints"
$. WILLIAM MARSHALL.
Girrt Cite Dj2yi7 IF Yiql,iz.
AUsuh zf' (ep4w)
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FoR RENT:
OAN MIN
4 WIFE HOUSE aud OIrC-EOIIsES IN

'ilE HOUSE and OUr-ROuSEs in the Town
OF Manchester, late in the occupancy of Rich..a
baugii' deeeaied-lhe houle is adapted to the &C.
e"nmouation OF inal family, with kitchen, IA.
bic and fnoke ilouie-attached TO tbe bp;!d;n,' 80
good garden, and a fraciors yard well enclof.d .
and an advantage Of grazing the luxurant
OF the Town, which furround the premifes-TLe
li'uaon is pleatant and has been ever conGered az
heaItiy-lhe property will be Let OH IeA.t for on.
or more years: and PoiIeliion given the 18th Decem
Der nex-ler terms o. or eae, application NAV
be made TO George MCredie, of MancheRer, or
the fubicriber,
JOHN CRINGAN.
Augua lG. st.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-09-17
THE SUBSCRIBERS

EG leave to inform their friends and the pubIie
II generally, that tley have removed their SHOP
few doors below the Eagle Tavern, where they in
tend carrying on the
SHOE & BOOT MAKING BUSINESS
more extenlively than heretofore.
They intend keeping conaantIy on hand = Good
Stock of Leather, Boots aud Shoes Of every d-fcr-
ton BY wholeiale or retail
~, Orders from the Country will be gratefully re.
ceived and itri5tly attended 20
By TIE Pabie's O5sd'f Srrv't.
SAMUEL BARRET g ca.
Auguf 81. fep.O
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-09-17
Augua 81.

Z WIN to leaie for a term of years my HOUSE
n on the hill between Col Candles and Belv;-
oere' AS 1t was deGgned for my own relidence no
exPence has been Pared to afford every convenience
,or the elegant accommodation of fmall family A
quare OF four half acre lots under an excellent eneIo
lure IS annexed to the houle, and the bene fiji of lux
uriant and extenfive pafurage for few horles and
COWS will be granted by Col: Harve IL is intend
ed to cree! bridge over the canal near Mr. Ruther-
lords mills, by which the diAacce to the lower part
OF the town will be rendered more convenient than
from the greater part of the houfes on Shockce hill
10 genteei ian'y, who will take proper care Of
the buildings and enclofures, will let it upon very
moderate terms.
JOHN BRoCKENBRoUGH.
September 10. frtfl