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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-09-11
INTERVIEWS

In the diiferea, burial grounds Of the city
and liberties OF Philadelphia, for The
week ending on the seth August.
Adulis en-
Children so
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-09-11
For Sac, MI t7le, LAWIJS
u ELONGlN(5 to the College d

BELONGING to the College of
A. William and Mary, lying in the county Of
King William. rheie lands are in two fepara,e
tracts. one of which border. on Pamunkey river,
near the town OF New Cattle and includes fotne
OF thoIs level, vaiuabie lands between tina, town
Il Moncuia mill rhcy are divided into "a tene-
meuts, fo'ne OF which are on leafe for lives, from
one TO- three; Others are under no leafe -
Pobeiiion OF thofe not under Ieafe, will be given
on tue DIRT day Of January, VI BOO For thofe IN
der Ieaie, all the College intsreft In them will be
foid-a hitenent OF the lives as well a. the con.
diSIons on which they are leafed, viii be fhrwn 70
thole inclined TO purehafe- The purchafer will
hand inffead Of the College, and may avail him
fell OF any forieiturcs ircu red by a asn compli-
snee OF the tenants with the conditions Of their
fpefivc i>afss One fourth OF the pusehafe mo
ney viii be required on the FRI day Of January
neat and the rernaining three fourths, in equal
payments. TO be made the frft day Of January
10 the years 1907. 1903 and 1909 with ntcreft
from the fra day Of January, 300 Bonds for the
amount will be required, and the purehsfes or pdr
ehsfers can have title, on making the irf pay
meet and granting deed OF truff on the land,
with sehnqulament of dover to feeure the three
laa payments.
II not dispofed of at private fale lin which cafe
notice will be given,) the teneaien,s called The
lower college, either fcpsrateIy united, 10 uit
pusehaiers viii be fold publicly. on the iirfl Mon
day in Oaoeer next. on that tspcment occupied
by Mfs Hughss; AID thoie OF the upper college,
in like manner, on the fecosd Monday IN Novem-
| her. on that tenement occupied by Mrs Dfury.
as tavern. VIM. COLEMAN,
3geatfos RE co'LeSsef William e Mary
| WilIiea,fburg, Augsn 40, ,8cg avn
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-09-11
TO Mr., LEWIS,
Editor Of he Commercial .ddes4iser.

SIR, q, q - = e.
On the ooth inst. Sandy Hook bearing
N by w. distant 5Ieagues was board.
ed oy his Britannia msjesly's sfoop OF var
Hawke, captain Thompson, WHO pressed
thirteen Messengers out ofthe Augusta. and
treated m every respect will, very great
rudeness. Mr. Hughes in particular,
made use OF the mos, abusive language,
and threatenei 10 take me on board The
siooP OF war apd have me punished unless
INSTANTLY presented on deck all my pa.-
sengers, OF whom had forty-nine.
On the Slst, Sandy Hook bearing N.
N w. distant 3 leagues, was boarded by
hrs maJes'y's frigate Cleopatra, and treat
ed very politely.
The following are the names oftha pas.
sepgcrs who were impressed.
Joan Allan. Edward Lowry, James Da.
wilson, Jsnkin KilliDs, John Patterson.
george Weir; Samuel Bishop. James
Chambers John Crozit, John Beatty. Dan
iei Campbell, John NJ Conan.
JAMES D. BURGER.
September 8.
"A Swedish ship from the Mediterra.
mean, and a brig from Martinique, both
bound 10 this port. were yesterday capture
ed ny he Bri,ssh fiiga,e elf Sandy.HooE
and sent for Halifax
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-09-11

Three American gun boats and one
mortar boat arrived today fromthe Unit
ed States, on their way to Tripeli, which
they arc going to attack again.
The American gun boats arc universal.
" rcckoned to be the most Complete YES
sells of the KIDD ever seen in this Bay whilst
the few English gun boats here are exactly
the reverse, and are so inferior in every
respect to those of the Span ards in their
construction and in rowing or sailing that
the enemy laugh at and despise them.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-09-11
ODE no LIHER1.Y.

> ODE TO LIBERTY.
ne JoHorsins Lines syere ecn,hs,rd B., =,
sfshe Steamer eti1ae ,f,sgate isdizodrlasa, ,
III y " biA though Immortal fam.
: !ny freedom through the worlt, rr,c,s;,,,.
ana heil-born tyrants dread the na,.r
~, That will all nations free.
Remote OH Barbary's pirate coas,
ny Toes enslav'd, a miscreant nos,
NO more the rights Of man We boas,.
4 Adieu htest Liberty.
How fearful lower'd the gloom, jav
When stranded ON the shoals we lsy.
Expos'd, our foremast cut away,
To the rough dashipe sea:
When hostile gun-boats ,blaz'd around,
And no relief or hopes were found,
hose mournfui words swell'd every sound.
.ddien 6less Li6ery.
In helpless servitude, soriorr,;
From country, friends and freedom torn,
Alike we dread each night and morn,
For naught but grief we see
When burthens press. the hash We bear,
And all around is black despair,
we breathe the silent fetvent prayer,
come sSoeet Li6eyiy!
p . 81 . If.I ~ ~
Mem'ry to mis'ry more unkind,
brings present to the painful mind
y ne woes oblivion else would End,
~ And evils cease to be.
And fancy, when we're wrapn'd h si.sa,
Sonyeys US Ger the boundless deep,
But wake to sigh. we live 10. w.en.
dGen Siess Li6ersy!
And when invading cannon. roar.
And streaming blood from hundred, porrs
And rnangisd bodies noa, on shore.
And ruins strew the sea:
The thoughts Of death or freedom i,esrs
create alternate hope and fear;
Oh, when will that blr-s'd clay appear.
zhaf brings sveet Efteriv.
When rear'd on yonder castle height.
The naked bag staff dress'd in While.
We gaz'd and raptur'd at the sigh
How happy hall we be,
!" men numbering guns proclaim psace<
Our tolls all DER, our woes shall ceas-.
wen bless the Power thar brings reIea.s.
.41a hail sa,ees Li6er,yi
We have been favored with The beru,a,
Oh letter from a gentleman in Sayanpah
t.'soegia} to his friend.in this city. dated
me 18th ins,ant---Which states thar tb, +
Negroes had shewn evident signs of an
'nsurrecticn and hed began poisoninc q
number OF the white inhabitants. Tbir.
zen OF them had been committed 10
Waynesborough Jail; the grealet part Of
sn'in were under sentence Of death
uiey nsd already burnt one alive, hanged
Wo' besides number of others who re-
cs'ved punishment according 10 their de.
serts' The number of rnbberies and hnr.,
gar'es were daily ncrsasinp.--Bal,.. Tai
~ number Of deplorabte instances of
mortality from the small pox have lately
occurred in Bath, where the lover ordsrs
~ '"e peopie continue obsiipa,ciy to resist
the progtess of vaccine inoculstisn.
s-z,su.--,z.-...,.,,,. Q-ondon pap,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-09-11

j.. FL. FASi5ENDER, lately
from Charleston, S C.. respectfully inf rms the
citizens Of Richmond ana its vicinity, thai he
has commenced the
WITHDRAWING BUSINESS,
In the house belonging to Mr.. Jedidah Alec,
adjoining DIR. Foushee's He not only repairs
wstoiss, bu, makes every pat Of their compost
,ion--znd Ratters himself from The satisfaction
which ne gave in Charleston, OF which place he
was resident upwards Of three years to OBJ ain
deavor 20 merit.
in, Fasbender has on hand achoice assort
ment of
JE w F. l. l. T. RY,
(and daily expeas a further supply which he
will sell low Tor cash.
August 4w
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-09-11

The Norfolk Ledger says, " We have receiy.
cd Paris papers otbe 10Th. and Bordeaux papers
20 me i3th July These papers do nor mention
the death OF TaIleyrand, and as our files are re.
gular, that intelligence must be premature p
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-09-11

The Heaith-Ofice Of Philadelphia re-
Port, from Monday IL o'clock to TUESDAY
~ o'clock--s new admissions into the hos
puaI--l dea'h--s patients discharged, Gu
red--and the total, Q sick i'm the house. s
OF whom are convalescent. Sefs. ..
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-09-11
Extract Of q letter from Nee BEDFORD. d.
ffd 1ngusf 90.

"The ship Mary, Nye, arrived here
Yesterday in 40 days from ST. Lucar.
she was captured atser being on, s hours,
by British man OF war, aud ordered for
Gibraltar. Csp', Nye and his two mate.
re'ook the ship, and have safe arrived with
aprtzs-master and s scamen. The Mary
was laden with salt aud wine, and was
bound to New.York ,"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-09-11

General MoEEAu, and family, arrived
at the seat OF Mr.. lie Euen, az Morris.
vile, on Thursday last.-On Saturday,
Governor Bloomfield of New Jersey, and
number OF the principal Federalists of
fgenton, paid their respects to the Ge-
neral. fPhsL Gaz.l
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-09-11
Force az fresenf in the Mediterranean en-
floyed against 7fihoi.

wo american bomb vessels.
Nine American gun boats.
Two bomb vessels, procured in the Me-
Three gun boats, do.
On board the squadron there arc 5000
lnen---,nclrding officers, ssamen, ma
Ftnes, &c.
~ tue above statement we have arrang.
Gu me vessels according to retrospective
'orce without regard to the rank Of the
commanders.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-09-11

~ number of deplorabte instances Of
mortality from the small pox have ls,.,v
occurredin Bath, where the lower ordrrs
OF the people continue obs,ipateiy 10 yes,s,
the progtess of vaccine inoculstion.
II apdo,, soy
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-02-22
December Court, 1904.

December Court, 1904.
Berkeley Cotnty, SIS.
Barbara Helm, administrative, and Ia
cob French, administrator of Martin
Helm, deceased, Compliments.
against
Mary Poland, widow and relict of
George Poland, deceased, and Mary
Poland, Rebecca Poland and Eleanor
~ Poland, children and heirs at law of
said George Poland, Defendants.
In CHANCERI.
THIS day came the Compliments
i BY their Counsel, and it appearing
to the Court that the Defendants are not
Inhabitants of this Commonwealth, it is
ordered that the Defendants do appear
here on the Monday after the third
Tuesday in March next, to answer the
Complainants' bin, and that a copy Of
this order be forthwith inserted in the
Berkeley and Jefferson Intelligencer,
and continued for two months success
sively, and also be posted up for two
months successively at the door of the
Court House Of this County,
A copy.
Attest, ..~
DAVID HUNTER, s.B.6.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-02-22

- We are authorised toinform the
Citizens Of Berkeley, Jefferson and
Hampshire Counties, that Maj. JAMES
STEPHENSON has consented at the
request ofa number ofhi friends, to be
a candidate at the ensuing Election for a
Representative for this District in the
next Congress Of the United St:.tss.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-02-22
STRA7" STEER.

GAME to the subscribers Plantation
u some time ago, an estray STEER
Of brindIe colour with white spots
marked in the right ear with swallow
fork, and piece cut out of the under
side Of the left, supposed to be three
and half, or four years old, and valued
at nine dollars. The owner is requested
to prove property, pay charges and take
him away.
SAMUEL KENNEDY.
Berkeley County, February /, 1905.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-02-22
TO BE RENTED,
For one, two, or three wears, the
PLANTATION

On which now live, containing 226
acres Of good Land, 16oacres of which
are cleared, and in good farming condi-
ton there are on the premises conve-
nient Dwelling House, Kitchen, good
Stables, and other necessary out houses,
with an excellent Orchard. Possession
will be given in March next,T4clear of
any incumbrance. For terms apply to
the subscriber living on the premises,
FIVE miles from Martinsburg, and FIVE
from Shepherd''- Town, in Berkeley
County. .
February 1, 1905.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-02-22
To the CItiSens Of Jc6srssn, Berkeley
and HumbshIre CouMties.

THAVE consented, at the request OF
/ number of my friends, to become
candidate at the ensuing election tor
representative Tor this district in the
Congress Of the United States and
now solicit your patronage. 1t has hi
therto been so much the custom to ira
veIthrough the district, to solicit votes,
that for me to omit that part OF the buSl-
ness, might probably give occasion Of
offence to some-I will therefore devote
as much time as can be spared for that
purpose; aAttering myself at the same
time, that those gentlemen whom lean
not visit previous to the election, will
not impute it to any want OF respect for
them, more than others but to the
want Of sufficient time to make such
tour. As would rather lose my cleo
ton, than gain it by any unfair means :;
my opponent and his friends may rest
assured, that no ungen,lemanly or i'm
proper conduct on my Paut, will be re-
sorted to, for the purpose OF obtaining
success; and | fattcr myself, that l
shall be treated with the delicacy which
arm determined to exercise towards my
competitor.
am fellow Citizens,
with due respect,
your obedicnt servant,
John MORROW.
Shepherds-To
February II, 1905.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-02-22

~ p WE are authsr;sed to inform the
Fsr.hoLders Of Berkeley County, that
GEORGE PORTERFIELD, Esq.
sndPHILIP PENDLETON, Esq.
ruiRbe Candidates at the next election d
Representatives. for this County in the
State Legislature.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-02-22
AIot< Of Ground,

Lying on Martin Street, in the town of
Mar,insburg and County Of Berkeley,
known and distinguished in the general
plan OF said town BY No. 161, for the
purpose of discharging debt with the
interest, &c. thereon, due from the said
Sufferencs to Col. William Clemtn Of
Baltimore. The said lot is well impro-
vsd.: ..I
ELISHA BOYD, Trustee.
February /, 1905.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-02-22

~DURSUANT to a deed of trust
/ from John sufFeranee and ca,he-
rine his wife, 70 the subscriber, will he
sold on the premises, at auction, to the
highest bidder, on Saturday the second
day of March next,
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-02-22

GAME to the plantation of the sub
~ scriber (Sulphur Spring on Opec.
hon Creek) on the 2o,h instant, one
dark bay MARE, and one bright bay
HORSE, newly shod all round. The
owner may have them again By proving
property and paying charges.
JOSEPH MINGHINI.
January Is, 1905.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-02-22
VIM. Hay, I d1z0r,
Late Of George TolVr,


D ESPECTFULLY bess leave to
N acquaintthe citizens Of Shepherds
Town and the public generally, that he
has taken Mr.. Daniel Bedinker's brick
house adjoining Mr.. John Vineyards,
where he intends carrying on the Tailor
ing business. He assures all those who
NAV favor him with their custom, that
nothing on his part shall be wanting to
merit their appreciation. Having carri-
ed ON the above business in Georgetown
for considerable time, he aatters him
SELF that he will be able to give general
satisfaction to all those ladies and gen.
.lsmen who may be pleased to employ
him. ..'...
Shepherds Town, February IS, 1905.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-02-22

THE subscriber has Tenement to
L let, containing about 100 acres Of
cleared Land, on which there is small
S,illhouse with overhead water. The
present tenant has seeded about 30 acres
OF small grain, which he will dispose Of
at fair valuation. No person need APP
ply who is not capable Of carrying on the
tis,illing business, and can come recon-
meudcd.
Ihare tLro other TaIuab!e TENE-
MEiNTS to let.
RAWI.EIGH COLSTON.
February IS, 1906
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-01-28

TIE 6Hooiag dfifr;btiop efGm. A'yeaa, II eoS-
tanned in letter from gentleman in Cadiz, 10 h'
jsisna in PHILADELPHIA dased tie ,otb Of Aggaf,
1904.
" General Moreaa is now IN this city, owing
20 his lady being feven months pregnant, he
mo It probably viii defer hisvosaee to America
until ipring lie drraes in plain private gen.
tleman's habit, and looks rather deie6sed. Not
withfanding, he erdeavors TO ailume an agree
able air remark freq uent knitting of his
brow, and a fern difcontented hook will oftea
Eli his extreme oarp eyes lie is thin and
pale much marked with the fmall po,k and
about feet7 or s inches m,hight. There ap-
pears nothing remarkable about him, unlefs il
be his unccmmon keen penetrating eye. His
lady rs quite pretty, bur in my humble opn-
ion, ihe will not fupport the character given
her of baing very beautiful-fhe appears abous
two or three and twenty with manners per-
fectly ala mode Francai(e. 1hey yeitcrday ap-
peared with the governor az the bull fights,
and were more ,he objects of admiration than
the aaugltered animals The prefent govern
or Re. Marquis de oalano) pays avery Gngulsr
attention to Gen. Morcau, having ferved asa
volunteer in his arny at the time Of the gere-
rails famous retreat. Gen Moreau requeits
every one to conver(c with him. Gmply as,
Monileur, and NOT, your excellency."
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-01-28

From re Neuyast rsusr Pss
A letter from sn American gentleman, Of
refpetaabfity Il Malta, dated Sept. 2-th, tsoa,
f,ys, ~ The enterprise OF this judcious and GAL /.
last cor,sai,sier PRr pI r has eifeee-d aitonh-
mem here. Y,a viii undoubtedly have the
fa6ts 10 detail before the public. With TIE
iinaA force dndcr bis command, h: has Rsmped
an in.trs zion on the par5ary mind which viii
not BIZ GRATED this generation. and has reaored
the character Of our arms TO i,s props value
among the neighbouring nations. evidence
Of this conelution, Iextrsct INC following par
spraph from letter atdrcitsd 10 The Comma,
dorc, by a diainsuitl:ed Commander III the.
BritfI, navy, whole abilities and vaiocr hasr
rsifcd him to high rank, great enhance, and to
the gorrrnlncnt es the mott important poa in
this fea."
81 beg leave to repeat my congratulatieris On
the fersices Won have rendered your cou,,t.y,
and the hair breadth efcat4es you have had, IN
{ettins 70 diilnguiihed IN sx~mps TO ysGr
cousttymen, whole bravery and entsrPrize cam
not fail 10 mark tie character OF a great and re-
iiyn nation III manner that will ultimately be
attended with tile bef and mott important con
fequepcc+to our. coantry.
"rf were TO offer my humble opinion, it
would be thar you'have done well In NOT par
chatting a. peace with money. A few bs4w
men have been acriiceA, but they could NOT
have fallen in better cauie : and | even con-
eieve it better to riik more lives, than 10 iuO-
MI, to terms which might encourage the Bar.
barry Aa,es to freih demands and iaiults."
My friend then adds
/" The Pope of Rome exprefes hmfelf thus
on the lubiea -" The American .comrran-
der, with ir,all force, and lhort ipace Of
tine, has done more for the caufc Of chYltiaSty
chan the mofs powerful nations OF ChrigeadCm
have done for ages.
Suppofcd 10 be Sir Alexander Ball the RrHhh Com
mander At Malta and who commanded IA Al, xandsrsf
u in the memorable action of he ut .4fg4R 1873 eli
the mouth Of Me An enconum from lec an otneer,
the letter ohicrves is ofgreas price, a. be Is
ndependen uie adulaon and very capa6 vi the
moli brilIi4Ot actions t4."N
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-01-28
gMtf..iacnes.
GoTTENBURG, NOV.

GoTTEEBURG, NOV.
DREADFUL EIRs.--Y etterday morning about
O'Clock dreadful fire broke out here, which
continued TO burn with unrenli ted fury until
ten, during which time (the hoales being Chief
-iy OF woody it confirmed the whole fau,h wea
part OF the cry the large new barracks which
were bolt with brick, AMI colt 4o, oro iierlieg,
The two royal magazines of grain, the pot
Oiiice, and the epfcopa, houie, the Free Ma
ions Charlty-lchoof, together with about two
or three hundred houfcs were entirely de.troy-
cd The deitrefs of the .iuiierers, particularly
me POOR, at this ;nclement feafon, isvery great,
out every means is taken 70 a!!evia,s it the rich
ard patriotic merchant Mr.. John Fall, has,
WIN humane zeal whi, h always distinguih-
es HIM, opened his fpacious houie and prcmists
Tor as many as it would contain, and has given
Up his private Theatre for the ofe of the Free
maions charity children fcvcral others hsve
foliowed his example. 1t i. afcertained thai
the ire has diiledsed more than 10 o people
aud has iadlv dcforlned one of the handle neit
cities IN the North of Europe
LONDON NOV 10.
Parliament i IS now undcritood, viii be pro-
'osued to the 18th January, anA the Pro-
eiamation viii appear IN Tcmorrews Ga
Zettc.
Inc Forte, II appears, has reFuftd to &C
Snowiedgr tonapartes interiai disriiy IN
contrquenee of which the Fien;h ansbaiiadcf IA
eaaaa@fs"sSt demanded! his rafports on tbs OH,
a''a isi' ''iai city on tic 2,h Ca.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-01-28
g,isntsfo Cerz~sdas PatsrE.

The following jun tribnre 20 this meri,orisus
officer, muft be read with GnsuIar f,,sfaSsios
by every :sae American.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-01-28
THURSDAY, t.S. "A,

THURSDAY, In. "A, j
Tn. f,,na, uas srcupicia comfortable part
Of the day IN reading and committing - A.,
OF a private aud @ssl nature. -; the
bite took place onshc iubieet OF rea'ai's '''
itiuing Of printed .promihorss Notes.
The houfe aligned "Wednesday Next ,
clock FOR coming to the choice OF senator oi
=, Trn;tsI s.tes of this commonwealth. Nohf
iaat;,n5. lion. 7motty Pickering. hon. Will'a'a
Easis hon. Thornton ]. Skinner, hon. oas"-
uel Fowler.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-01-28

r. HogsE OF REPAYMENT 4T7Yfs.
Wsdneday, jan. a3.-'rhc committee, ap-
ooin,ed for the rurIoie, reported the follow
1g
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-01-28

l,oSDar, IAN. c,.--GIf, Quincy lad tire roll
lowing reiolution Oh the table, VIZ
Rejsiuxd, That it isleNpedient that the gu
preme Judicial Conrt Of this Co:asoRaSa''n
be {, conaitused. That ,he fAne ...,ay &c bel
den for the trial cf iiues in fac, III tald Conrf'
by any one or nor. of the Judges Of the tame
corr. in rhr (evsral counties of tffis Common
wealth., in WHICH the fame is by law now to be
holden; and that the fupreme judicial. court DC
holdenby alithe Judges of the fame COURT or 1oy
major part theregS at the leaft, three times II
each year, for. the determination of all qacisions
srisng in all eaufss depending in sa'd court and
tina, with iuch as the honorable house may
ioin be committee TO report oss or more ,biiis
TO CARR, into effect this reiolulion. .i
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-01-28

Cydeysd, That Mr.. Bigelow, MIR. Wells, Mr.
H,otndks, Mr. Allen, aui MIR. Drew, 6sa CON-
mittee to wait on his excelleney the Govern
CT. and preient him the foregoing addrefs. in
anfwer TO his exsellrncy's ipceca * rte apeaing
OF tile isH.on.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-01-28

7"l ! Tn Senate, the Speech was committe
to the non Alsilfs. HuE, Prgffpft, and Philip
--and in the houlr TO Meiirs. Biselzy, N'sif
1bvnaits, 15isen. AID Drsze.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-01-28
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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-09-14
CORREGIDOR.
NORFOLK, Sept. 10.


Arrived, schosner Friends Adventure
Dickson fran Barbados.
Brig Fame, Degget, 10 days from POf'
Rico.
Ship Hercules, Dodsworh, from St L"
car.
August 90, experienced severe Sa'
was knocked down on our beam ends o'u
to cut away the mizen mast, when 'nS
weighted. ~
Schooner Friendship, Snow, from bo''
ten. MI.
Schooner Success, Town, from pnlls'
delphia. ,epA
The brig Mary, Clarke, was lett at D q.
fast the goth July, to sail 10 50 Gays"
this port. ,,eon
The ship Intrepid, stesd, sailed from from
Liverpool for this port in company VIZ.
the ship Mac, arrived at Ne" iO'k' "'
3lst alt. in "A days. ,,4,
We understand there is an knG'l'n ~, ~,
from Jamaica on shore near INC !, r =.
house on Cape Henry-it lSeSPe'''0''
will be got of.