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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-08-30

AM anthorifed to fell great bargain in the
HOUSES ard LOT formerly occupied by Mr.
John Roper, as Tavern, ut Rockets, which is now
IN complete repair and if NOT privately d,fpofed of,
viii on Wednesday the iI,h Of September next pro-
coed to fell the fame public auction, without re-
ierve, for ready money. JOHN PROSsER
HngYf so. (tds.
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cAsE oF EpwARp LvINosroM.

Every day gives birth toiome new charge a
GsirH the prefent adminiTafior, and every dav
feeds fome one or other othen to the " ioni
,f ;he Capulets." Thsi. charges fometime,
Rand for months and ycar.iipop record, with.
out the chance Of refuistih becaule the adj
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Laet Gasuiag's Goau.
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The ship New York. Captain
George, SO days from Cadiz, ha.
arrived at the Lazarctto. On boars,
OF this vessel, are the illustrious &c
neral MoREAU and fanny, all ii
Sood health.
Pill. Gaz.
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49, -

Il respectable number of the citizens of Fair
fax County have appointed Thoppfon Nation.
1T. Ricketts,, r. M. Scott, James III. Blake,
]. Irwin, G. Graham, and H. Peake com.
mittee for drafting petition to the enfuing Lee
eiilature "prayins for an increafe of the capital
of The Bank of Virginia and the eitabifhment OF
branch of faid Bank in that part Of Fairfax
county immediately adjacent to the town of
Alexandria"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-08-30
LAND IN LoursA-.roa sh1s.

PURSUANT 10 a DeeI IF Tr4a, erccut,d BY
a fa6 B.agb.n, !oEsH,e Al J.h one 1-ea,~ans S ni:
1900 pol'. 1sflts ixierff 0ra esa 1-Wbe jild al
PnbGe A1A'er lie 7b IF otOs.,, sos, a, re Eorl|
vavs'n, ir ID: city IF Ri@b4s01i .er.a;~ TadC1 ss
EANL l'i~y ~ tie essiy IF Ls-.J1, R.i5 jf4ss Of
Fs"y R.h, adjoining ne ksaAs Of Ddvd .lLoyris oaI
S@n'e! He.feS fOntaiSg k,,e LsnraI ae,e, BY ls,e
j''sey.
2-E-4aH.ENS slTvH.
lpiots-es4, Arega3o.
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TO BE RENTED.

MY HoUSE and I or, rsou Sb0ci,-- Hill, in an
Iva airy f1rGanf ffHotiorFer term, apply 4, Mr..
Samuel M'C,a.v, 7vLo is fy aufior5dby ne, 10 tree.
fer he fame, o,f0 tie 455rbtr. pofor may be iss-
neSfaie!y bad. KyLLIilz MANN.
HHggc so. (FG
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STEREOTYPE PLATES.

we have attentiveIy exan;aed the process oF
,rak.ng iereoiypc PLACES ia bank biI,,, and are
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-08-30

DERUVIAN Bark, y Silver Leaf.
4 Jllap, Colonel, Logwood,
Ipecsc, Rhubarb, Lin Sslye.
Magneiia, Csmphor, $ Windfor Soap.
Arrow Root, : Wan BalIs
Anderlon's pills, Coral Varnin,
batemans' Drops, White WARMTH.
= iua fortis, Spirits Of Turrentne,
Brtifh Oil, : Carn,;ue
! Cephalic Snuff, Drop Lake,
Chureh's Cough Drops, : Dutch Pink,
Days Elixir Flake White.
Dalleys Carminative, s Kings Yellow,
! Gov lands Lotion, J Ivory Black,
Godfrey's Cordial, I.itbarge,
Creenough's 1'ncturc, { Red Lead,
Tor the Teeth Gums, White Lead, dry and
flaeriem Oil, ground in Oil,
Hooper's Female Pills, Walnut Oil.
! Hue Plafer5, P.:ent Yellow,
Iamcs's Fever Powders, Pruffian Blue
Jefuit's Drops, Rofe Pink,
Mix OF Roics, J Blue Snialts,
| Nankeon Dye, { Spafih Brown and Vel
Sqnre's Elixir low Oehre, dry aud
Steers OpodeIdoe, , ground in Oil,
, sfoughion's Bitters Terra-de Sienna,
Tooth Powder, Turkey Timber.
fie!h Brufhes, , Venetian Red,
Court Planer, { Verderreafe,
Fig Blue VermiIleon,
Spanfh Indigo, spanifh Whiting.
Cold Leaf, Linfeed Oil, &c. &C. &c.
TIE above articles are warranted to be OF the bea
qus'y--Regular attention and fair prices.
- Phyheisns, or thofe who buy IN retail, ' N;
perhaps find it 70 their account TO cali snd examine.
Augpt 80. (Fu
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BELL TAvERN-APo7HGcHRa- SHOP

"'s'0r TILSON, bas jP received ftom Pbjlaaslbbia
E9pS IF
MEDICINES,
7oGieb are.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-07-26

rarne with which the country abourds,
through which we are TO pass, leaves US
bat little to apprehend from the want OF
food We do not calculate on compile.
ting our. voyage within the Present year,
but expect toreach the Pacific Ocean and
return as far as the head Of the Missouri,
or perhaps to this place before winter
You may therefore expect me to meet
YOU at Monticello, in,September 1906:
On our return we shall probably pass
down willow Stone river, which from
Indian Information, waters one OF the
flares portions Of our continent. ! can
foresee no material or. probable obstruc-
ton to our progress, and entertain there-
fore the most sanguine hopes Of complete
success. As to myself, individually |
never enjoyed better health, than I=have
since we commenced our voyage. = My
,inestimable friend and companion Capt.
Clarke, has also enjoyed good health
generally at this moment every indi-
yidual Of the party is in good health and
excellent spirits, zealously attached 70
the enterprise and anxious TO proceed !;
not a whisper of discomfort, or murmur
is to be heard among them, but all IN
unison act with the most perfect harmo-
ny. With such men have every thing
to hope and but little to fear. -
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ret the party is tolerabiy weliuni.ed ia
New Jersey. Governor Bloomfield and
afew Others may make feeble OPPOSITE
on; but such characters can have hutlit-
lie weight. Now, then, is the golden
opportunity for the accomplishment of
This project, which, if suffered to pass.
unimprovsd, may be forever lost, and
he democrats must stand condemned as
slothful and Improbable servants of the
people. Let them then who have this
project At heart be up and doing, that
the people may have all the advantages
resulting from it as early as possible
There Gan be no reasonable excuse for
one moments delay. :, -, ..
We sincerely wishto see this scheme
of the democrats fairly tried. We wish
those who advocate it to knsIu and fee,
experimentally, what it is. Till thisis
the case The community will be eontinu-
ally disturbed with their plans and pro-
ie cts, and halfway measures will con-
stantly Keep the Judiciary weak, impo-
tent and inefficient. g..
Trenton Federalism
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PHILADELPHIA, July 90. Z

The brig Nancy, Capt. Lake, is arri-
we'd al the Lazaretto, and has on board
forty French officers and soldiers, many
of whom are suffering under wounds re-
ceiyed in the late warfare near that city,
(St, Domingo One of the crew died
on thearsssage, under every indication
of violent yellow fever; and the captain
and another hand, are now in very low
condition with the same disease. =
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DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.
... --.- g. - tL.t = 49,
LEXINGTON, fKen.l June IS.

Books are opened in this place, by
Messrs. John Gordon, jun Alexander
Parker, and John Bradford, commissi-
oners for receiving subscriptions Of
shares, for opening a CANAL at the
Falls Of Ohio. The liberal spirit evin-
ced by the citizens of Lexington for the
public good, it is hoped will be as con-
+spieuous ON this, as on former occasions.
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From the fBostsn Repe,tary.

~ The opinion that Mr.. Jefferson win ,
decline another election, is SO freely a.
vowed BY the Jacobin prints, which are
considered as the vehicles Of his senti-
ments, and especially<by the Aurora,
which was VIGOROUSLY paid by fat Job
for being the orgayt ofhis will, that eve
ny one has already made the inquiry and
nobody attempts 70 answer the question,
uvhy does he decline =.
Surprising that this resolution has not
been forcedupon him by his party those
who knowthe man will readily conceive
that his vanity had no small concern in
suggesting and recommending it. Our
Augustus may think he acts great part
when he actually resigns the empire.
which the Roman hypoerite only affect
ed to be weary Of administering, and
having once avowed this design, he has
men in his cabinet who would pin him
down to the execution oft He proba-
bly, enough expects to be great in his re-
tirement, and that homage and Rattery
win follow him into the shade. Buff
it be, as we strongly suspect, that he re-
tires because he pereeives, as his party
have longsince perceived, that the march
Of our revolution is becoming too quick
for his timidity, he will find himself in
private life completely laid aside, aad
left to play the philosopher in good ear
nest. When he wrote his Mazzei letter
Of defamation, he acted part and ted
from Office only to be pursued and court
ed back to higher. He will not indeed
in his solitude be disappointed Of the ho-
hours that win be noisy in proportion as
theyare empty. Aud as parade is cheap
reward, in comforting which, party
enjoys all the Aa,tery it seems to Bestow,
that reward will not be sparingly msa-~
sured to the ex-chief who has sacrificed
all the fair fame of the rest Of his life to
deserve it at their hands. No doubt Mr..
Jefferson has discovered that Joy is some
times as studious TO pomp at funerals, as
sorrow. 1.-The will consent to be buried
alive, there are no posthumous honours
that his friends will refuse him. - = :.
Ample as these may be, they will not
long exclude from his Elysiuni, some Of
the spirits and pains Of 1artarus. The
collection Of great bones will not so well
as formerly occupy his ambition, nor
wilthe lullaby of Samuel Harrison Smith
sooth il, as it does his readers, to sleep.
He will certainly grow weary ofthe calm
of experienced insigni6eance, and sigh
to return to the tempestuous exercise Of
power, We mean provided there should
not appear to be any danger in it.
Bur the consequences Of this step to
Mr.. Jefferson himself, are not much to
our purpose, and little concern the pub
lie. The man who with little spirit
has held agreat Office, win Iink almost
as soon into oblivion Al. contempt. He
has earnedinfamy, but he viii prove too
perishable subject to convey il to dis
tant age. The race of vulgar dema-
gogues has swarmed incur day, and We
cannot see why n feeble minded psdant
should be remembered longer for his A.
gency Yin Fastening an American Revolu-
tion than the Kindred and almost forgot
ten Brissots, Rolands and Condorcets Of
France. ~
His present partizans, whose will
-. r. -.
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and their hunters kept them u abun-
dance Of meat. II
BuGaloes are said 10 be in great mum.
hers, and Of large size Two descriPti-
ons &c deer are described those resem-
bling the common kind of this country
being larger, and the tail g inches long,
and the hair mnchflonger on their bodies;
the Other kind having black tail. Elks
and goats are numerous. The grouse,
o. prairie hen are IN PLENTY and before
the closing Of the river IN the fall, water
fowls IN abundance. Fish scarce, and
those principally ofthe cat kind. Some
ofrhew bear skins, had been brought
10 the fortby visiting Indians from high
& up !; but the party had seen none Of
those animals. The Indians keep hor-.
srs, which are used entirely for the.
chase, and IN war.
From such information as they have
. received Of the country above there, il IS
about 500 miles to the great falls which
are made bya ledge Of mountains, called
Rocky Mountain, in which tits pre- sum-
ca the Missouri terminales. At their
zwiu,er quarters the river i nearly q
quarter Of q mile wide: j. equally Is
muddy Is its mouth, and has continued
lis rapidity with very little alteration, IS
high as they have gone, though i has
become considerably more shallow, so
thst they win not be able TO take their
large barge any higher. From what in-
formation they have obtained OF the
course ofthe upper part Of the river, the
most are ct the Northwardly part
From where they wintered to the falls,
Is nearly south course. The descrip-
ton given by NJ Kenzie, ofthe head wa
ters Of the river, is accurate. 4 i I III
They have sent on to the president of
the u. States, an accurate journal, with
mapef the country thro' which they pass
ed.
Six Of the party were sent back-the
party now consists OFFS men, exclusive
ofthe two officers. They have enjoyed
perfect health--not one having been sick
except the unfortunate young man before
mentioned, and he was taken offin a few
hours with cramp IN his stomach. The
greatest friendship existed with the par
sys and the men who have returned,
speak N the highest terms Of the huma.
nifty, anduncommonp pains and attention
Of both the captains, Lewis and Clark,
towards the whole Of them and that
theyleft them in good spirits fully cons
WINGED that they would winter on she Pa
ciRc Ocean. s..
They were told Of six nations Of Indie
ans they would have toPass, before they
would arrive at the falls, from only one
of which they apprehended any difficulty
they are called the Snake tribe, and
reside high mp. :.
Curiosi,ies Of different kinds: living
beasts, birds, several boxes of minerals.
apair Of uncommon rams horns, from the
Rocky Mountain, scionsof a new disco
ysred berry, called the buffaloe berry,
SC. have been broughtgon BY the return
ed party and deposited with the COM
mandinK Officer at ST. Louis, to Be sent
by him to the president.
We expect in few days further parti-
culars relative 10 this interesting soyage.
ssssssssssssssSsss.
- Pa 3 -. ~ 4z.t
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ccs Of saving something. we have en-
couraged our men to keep journals, and
seven of theni do so, ID whom in this
respect We give every assistance ID our
powers 9
have transmittedto the Secretary at
war every information relative TO the ge-
ography Of the country We possess to-
gether with view Of the Indian nations,
containing information relative TO them,
ON those points which / conceive il inn
portant the government should bs infor-
med.
s. BY reference to the muster rolls for
warded to the war department, youawill
see the state Of the party in addition
to which We. have two Interpreters, one
negro man servant to Captain Clarke,
and Indian woman wife 10 one Of the
interpreters, and Mandan man, whom
we take with q view TO restore peace be-
tween the Snake Indians and those in
this neighbourhood, amounting in total
with ourselves to IS persons BY the
means of the interpreters and Indians,
we shall be enabled probably to converse
with all the Indians we shall meet on the
Missouri. Ihaye forwarded to the Sc
cretary az war, my public accounts rem
dered up to the present day they have
been much longer aei?yea tnan an naa
any idea that they Foua nave oeen wnen
departed from the illinois !; but this
delay under the circumstances which
was compelled to ae has been unasoid-
able. The provision perogue and her
crew could not have been dismissed IN
time TO have returted TO st. Lewis, last
fall, without evidently in my opinion
hazarding the fatf OF the enterprise In
which am engaged, and therefore DID
not hesitate TO prefer the eensure that
may have incurred, by the detention OF
these papers, tothat OF flsqalng IN any
degree the success OF the expedltion.---
The detentionbf these papers has been
source OF serious disqu,et and anxiety
to me, and the recollection otyour par
ticular charge pn that subject, Gas made
it still more pq grant. l am fully aware
Of the inconysnieneies that must have
arisen to the war department from the
want of these vouchers. previous to the
last session Of Congress; but how to
avert il was out Of my power TO devise.
From this place we shall send the barge
and crew early Tomorrow morning,
with orders 10 proceed as expedItieusly
Is possible TO st. Lewis, by her wefend
our dispatches, which ! trust wii get
safe % hand her ere" consists ten
able 6odied men, well armed, and pro-
vided with a sufieient stock OF PrFisi-
ons TO last them to St: Lewis; ! pave
but lfttfe doubt they will be hred p oy
the Slouxs, but they have pledged tnem-
selves to Us that they VIII not issd'
while there is man OF them Living
Our baggage y all embarked on beard
six small canoes, and two Perogues we
shall set out at the same moment shat we
dispatch the barge, one or perhaps both
OF these perogues we shall leave atithe
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NETWORK, July IL.

We havereeeived by Capt. Starbuck,
of the brig Ann Maria, a printed copy
Of the new constitution of the Empire of
Hayti. 1t is curious and interesting
document, comprising Is pages - mo.
The supreme command is vested in Des-
salines, who is called Emperor L. but
the government is not hereditary; sla-
VERY rs abolished forever; no particular
church establishment is. acknowledged
by the s.ate--prosision Is made for the
education of youth and the national CO.
lours Of Hayti, are very appropriately
declared to be black and red stripes.
The New-Jsrsey democrats begin, in
imitation Of the Revolutionists Of Penn
sylvania, to agitate the questionrelatiye
to an alteration of the Judiciary System
Fof New Jersey. Their scheme appears
to be can annual election Of Judges and
total exclusion Of Lawyers from all
courts Of Justice, or an abolition ofall
Courts and the substitution of a system
of arbitration for the settlement of all dis
putes of a civil nature. - The present
system they unquaIi6edly declare to be
productive Of more fraud and oppression
than justice. %:'.' ~. ~.
As these men have now the power
completely in their hands Of doing what
they please with the government, they
certainly ought to improve it to the best
advantage. 4. >z---,:ss--.,-S..> -T>:s..~
If the present judiciary system, in
their opinion, is productive Of more evil
than good, they are bound by the most
solemn obligations to alter il. The good
work is going on apace in Pennsylvania,
and opening with some prospect Of sue
cess in New York Our democrats who
seem to delight in dragging at the heels
Of these two great states, may, there
fore, now follow on with pleasure. II
IS to be hoped they will not faltsr in the
undertaking before them, but meet il
like men, and prove At least for once, that
they were honest and sincere in their pro-
fessions--T That all this noise which they
make about Courts and Lawyers, is not
as their clamours against the federalists
were, merely to turn out the present in-
cumbents in orderto get places for Them
selves.
The time between this and the general
election in the fall is amply sufficient to
make all necessary arrangements. As
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-07-26
MARTMsBURG, July "a.

Frsm ene Of the best edited papers the
Cause 81 truth can boast Of, ne extract
tpe a. the best political Sketches ne have
- lately seen. His evidsnfly The 1osrk Of
no common hand, dndn cannon fail 10
obtain the attention fine sound. hearted
and ,eeitjrdging. FIRED. T. Herald. ]
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-07-26
A lcfty from CAPT. Meyiwrather Le.vis,
che Presideat If the United States.
Fort Mandan, April, 1905.
OeaK 81.

Lear OtHS - 45-=---.= s4r...ZTFa:5.-
Herewith inelosed you willreceive al,
invoice of certain articles, which I have
forwarded to You from this place u.
mong other articles you viii observe BY
reference 70 the invoice 81, specimens
Of earths, salts, minerals, and go speci-,
msas Of plants these are accompanied
BY their respective labels, expressing
the days on which they were obtained,
stne places where found, and also, their
virtues. and properties when known /; by
means Of these labels, reference may be
made 70 the chart Of the Missouri for
warded to the secretary Of war; on
which the encampment Of each day has
been carefully marked thus the places
1t which these specimens have been OBJ
tsinsd may be easily pointed ont and a..
gain found should any of them prove va
hahle 70 the community on further in
vestigation. !.
You win herewith also receive part
Of Capt. clarke's private journal, the
Other part you win find incloscd in = Sc
paraie tin Dor. This journal viii serve
to give you the daily details Of our pro-
eress, and transactions.
] shall dispatch 4 canoe with three,
perhaps four persons, from the extreme
navigable point on the Missouri or the
portage between this river and the CO.
lnmhia river, As either may FIRST happen;
: blythe. return Of this canoe I shall send
yoa nv Journal and some one or TWO Of
the bess kept BY my men. Il have sent
ajouTnal kept By one Of the se1eants e
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-11-23
Door. WILSO-.

tT-Agss The liberty to observe thar he co7tinues
his AP0rHGCARY SHOP at the Bell
Tavern, where may generally be had ldEDI-
GIVES of every kind in general use, as well as
other articles ia the Drug line, Of good quality
and az fait prices OF which persons disposed TO
buy Ray satisfy themselves by calling at has
shop.
Vie also beys leave to obse rye. that he profess
ses,o yraettce Physic in all iss branches Per.
sons Of needy circumstances will he prescribed
fot gratis by paying the retail prices Of his me-
dicince.
pichrnoad. Oa. Sd, 1905 wifi
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-11-23
Tor Sale,

-FOUR valuable LOTS, beyond
,he basin of the Canal, three Of which will
be IN good ,enantabc order and ready FOR deliye-
~ AZ the EVIL Of the present year together with
about $50 NJ. we'll burnt BRICKS OF superior
quality, rade on one ofthe iots. This properly
mu,t be deemed worthy OF the attention OF any
one whojnstiy oonteInplates the vas, progress now
raaking in the improvement, OF this iourishins CT
~ .n1 from its eligible situation N various res
,csq. teytn IL u were only for the immense
orantjty Of srick earth which II can furnish
Syithogt diminishing rs value for other purPoscs)
viii b. found 70 b gosa speculation, upon the
accommodating terms OF one fifth Of the pnr.
ehsss monty IL hard, ana the balance in two
vsars. frs. Of interest, especially TOO, when the
yeots OF the several tenements may yield Annually
eve hundred dollars. Apply 20
j.. NJ. Randolph,
Richmond, oacbsr %, is9s. wss
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alone, they can expect to have any ohe,l
and public weight amongst mankind.
h7. Further Extracts from The Jour.
nal may be in some future Number OF
the Argus.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-11-23
rED Gov WEDsEsDArs JUNIOR

NOTICE, that William Lightfoot
= viii petition the next Assembly 10 raise
sne terry rates from his lands in Charles City to
s e. lands of William Edloe Barrett in James
Ivy. WOE
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w. Wardlaw,
RAs RECEIVED ms FALL surPLY or
MEDICINES

MEDlClNES,
u the ship kolls, from, London Also, a
~ grear variety of PAIN7S, FURNISHES.
SORGG0NS' INSTRUMENTS, PA7KNT
MEDICINES. e5c. eye. And by the ship
George, from Liverpool, large supply of
Vi0LS and SHOP CLASS.
Those who favor him with their orders may
depend on being supplied with every article in his
line on the most liberal terms.
The citizens of Richmond are requested, when
they apply at his shop by child or servant TO
put the name of the article wanted on paper, 60
prevent mistakes. wifi