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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-03-07
March s. m&'h4'hAp
WILLIAM HARTSHORNE,


HAS FOR SALE,
1T biz FIRE. on KIkK's wharf;
CLOVER-SEED, from Philadei.
phia and Baltimore.
Bar Iron.
P.sifer of Paris, by the buhel.
Spring Barley: ALTO, Barley Meal, and Ship.
ruff lcr horie feed.
A Let OF Ground. on Prince Nreet, near Den.
ny AID Powei's cyrner.
a Corner Lot, at Yoh's pump, on Fairfax.
hree..
a number of Lots, on Wiike's.aeet, between
fitt and St. Ataph's.
A ir,all Houle, on Water.areet, near the
corner Of Duke ii.eet.
Several G.ound-Rents, well fseurcd, to amount
OF lsS dollars per amman.
To Let, on Ground Rent, a num-
her of Lots, en- Fair ak aud Wolfe. freets. rear
the Presbyterian meesog.houfe.
To Rent, Houle on Duke-ltreet,
about two lqna,cs cat OF the ffons br;lge, with
Lot for a garden, and larger one tor making
brick.
A Lot. about 90 feet front or two alleys,
near Knk's wharf.
Stores to rent, On Kinks wharf-by the month
or year.
Or He gives cah for gain, as ufua', at his
mill, and in town.
A lew loads Of hay will be delivered in town,
for ready money.
I'd month 10. eott
WIN DO W. L A S S.
THE fubncribers have on hand, as
usaal, Window. Glals, Of vasious .,z.s, tom the
Baltimore mandatory. he quality Is highly
approved
They hovc, e!6. far Sale,
Lemnons in boxes, and quantity OF
Caret. i'll boxes.
r. +. Hooe, 8 Co.
Er1rp,yv * rctf
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-03-07
ROBERT GRAY,
Bookseller and Stationer, Ksng-Street,
Alexandria,
EXPECTS SHORTLY TO RECEIVE,

C Memoirs Of the Lie, Writings
and Corretpondcncc Of Sic WILLIAM jsSts, by
Ys5u S5a,e, lnow Lord Teignmou'h;' ~ well
Known b. his valuable references In AAanc Ii
t..a,ure. The work will be comprifed in ono
volume. ostsvo, aod enbeilih.i with an elegant
P5rira; Of Sir lillian Joaes, and Fac S'aaife
o: his hand writing. Price as cents, bound
and lc.terei.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-03-07
For Sale or. Rent, =

For SAFE or. Kent,
I hree lots in the town of Colehefer.
On one there is good dwelling. heufs. with
kitchen under it, neat houfs, well incloiea
garden with iptins OF good water in il The
iecond is gras lot adjoining the aoone de','b.
ed with Gable upon 1t. And the third is a
water LOT with Houfe and good Fihey
on it. From The hea!,uneis of this agreeable
Of the 6sua,on and cheapnefs Of wood it may be
defrahs bargain. Immediate possession may
be had. For terms apply TO.
DAVID WILSON SCOTT. Alexandra,
or to WILLIAM BOWMAN, iv.
ing two miles from Colcheeer.
January "a. 2awew.
Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1805-1805, 1805-03-25

ira JHGgs, ~ 7cto are not Ief 70 party TTe7cJ,
A2ao far G0V STRONG y an " OLD Tory -
Z" In the year r774, Mr. Strong, though
very young man, was chofen by the town Of
Northampton, one Of the committee of corref-
pondence, and ioon after one Of the committee
Of INFECTION and fafety, and continued 70 lerec
in thote Offices as lohg as they lated -Inl775,
he was appointed juitce of the peace and Re
glitter Of Probate for the county Of Hampfhire,
and was Attorney for the county during the
whole war and long after. In 70 he was Rep
rettntatiye from the town Of Northampton, and
was foon after choien into the Council. He
was tnemser of convention for making our
itate contribution, and was one Of the committee
for dCalting it He was chofen BY the Gener-
al Court, during the war, delegate to Congrefs,
and towards the clolc Of the war, was appoh-
ted Judge of the lupreme Court. After the
adoption OF the State Contribution, he was cho-
every year Into the Senate until ne was choitn
delegate 10 fotn tie Conttituton OF che Uni
ted States, and upon the adoption Of that con
itltuuOu, he was elected Senator Of the Uni
ted States, and ftryed in that capacity for tx
years, and was dufing the whclr time princi-
pal confident Of General Warrington. Let the
people judge whether they ever knew or heard
Of his intriguing FOR al Office"
Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1805-1805, 1805-03-25

fainit The GoTllar family. Elr Sullivan f-rtn-
ed 70 be much agi,zrctl and faid, II il was 70 nc
had forgotten IT, AFTER the foregoing, Mr..
Bake aRd Mr. Sullivan had fome conversation
On another matter Oh the floor Of The Court
houte, in preface ~ MIR o. n. On tic lleps
OF the court honfc Mr. Sullivan an5 Mr.. Bile
parted, and in about thirty minutes after, nrt
AGAIN n.Kilby trcei when Mir. sullivan faid
10 Mr. Blake {" find ov mr. Brooks you were
right and ! was wrong, rcfpceing his paving
the money for the note" Mr.. 8ia1e replied
70 mr.. Su Ivan yor IS we'll kpsIv i befole IS
YOU now do" eir Sullivan then faid {" and
what Is thar to Won 7" MIR. Blake replied ii Is
mitch 10 me Sir, as man of humanity, S. feel
ing FIR the ditrtllys Of the widow and Chi dren
Of my friend.
We have thus narrated the particulars Of the rrerverr
gnd pledge oureves prove that relation is correct,
We offer no comment Al prclent the matters az fa.
we San proee that MR. Sullivan recently declared Mr..
fhciSs tc be NAN OF HONOR VINO caHsor DUO
tDTc SAY wHAT wsaNc, and a. to Mr. Biakes vera
city we checffuy leave the public to determine ~he-
Their he IS 70 be believed q nor
Is of oIne consequence that the man who has -
dcharge the duties Of governour of this commonwealth
hould have fome fepeet his word Is il nit flockng
thing to make declaration after declaration in hich there
y no truth mark the nfcr1ces which are from the tate
and Mr. Bake. MIR Sullivan in Tie moi llsnn ard de-
Lucrative manner declared thar he never had m execution
aani tie Corhan finally AID that he never in his life had
received Jingle dollar OF Peter Brook" Al meeting
afterwards he confefed he had Can any nan believe thai
Il Mr. Sullivan ism his fenes he could forget % late IS De-
cenber 1893 ne did receive 10 very large fun IS 5000
dollars and thar he could forget all the process 1t it OF
law and recovery Teens hkeife that Mr. Sullivan FOR.
GOT iecond tie for when he Mr.. Baz. i'll Riiby-
iaeet, he had NOT feen Mr. Brooks
Aeain-01r Sullivan, attorney, undoubtedly took
the following oath.
&c You fclemnly lwear, that you viii 10 no
falfehood, nor content to the doing Of any in
Court, and if you Know of an intention TO com
NIT any, you will give Knowledge thereof to
the Jutices of the court or fome of them that
i may be prevented: you will not Willingly OF
or Willingly promote or fu: any falfc, groundlefs
or unlawful iuit, nor give aid or content to the
fame you will delay no man for lucre or NAL.
ice; but you will conduit yourlelf in the Of
fee of an Attorney within the Courts, accor-
ding TO the beft Of your knowledge and difcre-
ton, and with all good fidelity, as we'll to The
Courts as your clienta So hsP 30a GOD"
Conmcnt. IL the cafe Of Aaron Dexter YER
fus Henry Farwell, in the Supreme Court, IN
Bottom, Mr.. Sullivan received fee Of dol
lars Of the defendant, and argued the cauie
in favour Of The Plaintiff IF this does not
prove mott extraordinary forgesfulneis, it IN
plies mott extraordinary crime.
THINK OF THESE THINGS, AND
LET THEM BE PROCLAIMED TO EVE
RY ELECTOR IN MASSACHUSETTS,.
Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1805-1805, 1805-03-25

1kofe who voted ~ Cnihy. On every article,
were MriTTs. Adams. Bayard, Dayton, Hill
houle. Olcot, Pickering, Piumer, Tracy, and
White -frderaIits AMI Mears. Bradley, CAT
Hard, Mitchell. J. Smith (of y. Smith,
loF Ohiol aud 1. Smith (oi Yer -democrats.
( hofc who voted Guilty, on every article ave
the 5rh, were MeiErs. Breckenridge Cooke,
tI!cTy, How and, and MClay.--N!els. Ander-
ION. Baldwin, Brown, Coutit, Franklin, Giles,
ilckfon, Logan, Moore, ;. smith, Stone,
Sumter. !. orthineton and Wright, voted gull
~ on fome, and nos guilty On others, OF the
afticleS.
Ihe hon Utah Tracy TO his eternal honor be
i pubincd) notwithstanding he had Been CON
fined 70 his room for number VI week, and
his lie defpaiFcd If, csufed hiaief to be
carried to the c4PicI, and eAercded me
laa al tproba5ly) q the public iile' IN a''5i-
ting 10 the ilacconce Of his yenerl0e TREND !
Cegrs6g.l Cazs.is
Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1805-1805, 1805-03-25

Mediterranean Ssysaes.==Cn The p-rufal Of
Commodore PrebIc's Communication 10 the
Secretary of the Navy, every American mutt
feel an honeit pride and e1ul;a;ion in the hill
and gallantry dilpaycd by our officers and fes-
men in the Mediterranean. They have IL ev-
cry refpc6 dtf-rved we'll Of their country
with as much could Be laid Of the naturalization
at hone, under whole authority they sfed
Tie remarks Of Commodore PrehIc under the
REFLECTIVE dates from the 7sh Of .iuguit t. the
nth september, afford dreadful comment up
OF that famous peuDyilsing text Of Nix Je7er-
Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1805-1805, 1805-03-25

The encmiss ct Co,sruo- Strong, dndi7z il
:diticulSto a!lcge any hing againa aim wnh
snY Poai5i'fy ct iucceis have lag TecousG-
- tae frivolous argument n .upPort ci theig
candidate, thar nc l'Fcs III Bottom and keeps up
a iPleodjd eitabifhment there. Is tlcrc no
nan iii 90 hc governor, WHO docs no; lie IN the
capital W-o docs not keep coach and Nv
cry isryants there I aud he Lieut. Governor
100 mutt live in Rozbury, the very next town.
Preienty We lhell ~ told that our fenaiors
an Representatives, had heTter I've u cotton,
and the contribution mutt Ne ai;ered to bring
that about Has not governor ouong attended
the buiinsfs Of his office as. faithfully, and
Gitpatc!ed i as expedinouiy as tnofe govern
Q a'ho have lived IN Bottom ak thoir who
have srAnimittrl bGtnef5 with him and yen vii,
hnd he has.
Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1805-1805, 1805-03-25

I-O7NL0ls1 JIM : O.
Seldom day paHes WITHOUT our hearing OF
Tome rich oapJots from the Spaniards. Anoth-
or Spaniih "Trip, richly laden, from the Hasan-
ma, has been lent into Plymouth, and more arc
expected; upwards of forty fail Of vefTrls from
The HAVANA having been iPoken with 10 DAYS
ago oftthe WeterR lies. They had not the
lc4f idea ct war.
The Spaniih ihip taken ny ire Lively is ar
rived AZ Cove; her name is the Sar AIaueue',
from Honduras. and her cargo couiias Of IN
digo, snt - boxes containing 600 dvIlars,
beEdes ieycral b xes Of wrought gold ard Z:
yer, valued Il ,cool. acIlIng.
Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1805-1805, 1805-03-25
United States Ga1efte.

TIE Tsri5 on boatd the John Adams are
fout, wtll-looking men. Mu2apha, who had
been captain Of one Ut the rripoline gun boats !.
has an open and pleaGng counteuance, and IS
polite IN addrcf5. lie fpeaks little Errlifh.
and is very affbe. lis drels, 20 well as that
Of fome others Of his countfXmcn, has been
very rich, and ihews, in its tarnilhed condition,
that It was once elegant and fupsrb.-1he Oh.
jeG Of bringing the Turks this country Is 70
give them an opportunity Of witneiiing our man.
ners, and experiencing our humanity an object
Evidently wllG and laudable.-N f4ysyk pager.
Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1805-1805, 1805-03-25

Tags Cbas G-qaiaed Some days fnce we
received the Important and plealing intelligence
tha5 Judge CHASE has Been honor45Iy acquIt-
red, Nv the High curt of lmpeachments, Of
che crimes aud mifdtmeanors with which he
VS. acculcd by the Houfc Of Representatives..
The decihon took place on the iit.-.rhe fol
lowing is ilatemcnt Of tile votes, as taken on
zach artiee, ieparate -
Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1805-1805, 1805-03-25

Judge Sullivan LIES ground a; the wetward,
fnce the late iLvefigatior Of his character.
Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1805-1805, 1805-03-25


r. character otJud+a sllvan 81 I. confequence in
;hc cnf-ng election lis fu.cent that the character
OF The prclent Governar IS wholly unmpeached. y
Inc people % this tl.e nor cap-c,oHs, and hive
rever vet a5anaon-d one whom they have lnnore6 with
;aeir csad1cnce, before he has. foFfciscd it. They
klow th-t to reieA man who has done his Ggtv aud
proved hiIaef their ntcrcit, would BE ia tribe
with tbs nobies PrwedSe they haye, tfat q eisaoa
They viii Feerve fuch A eKPreion OF their iagproha
ron till is merite4.
Whether Mr.. Cooper & Judge Wendell BE r1:14keu IN
thc certtcatc they have Eyen relative 10 tho p.evs-a
tions 1.-THE Judge Ok re importance uati the people
IN OF aGoehcr governor Inithat CAFE, ihold
the Judge b. cauiidIte il will " worth vale
" hs character III pr -eut dilpof-
&C T. wound ths feelings the Judgeor hs frerds besv
ing the election goveraour strozg wit Re made fare
without the all of fIGh uuplesisnt argumehtsAIang
Mr. Jeerion becaue he beng oice & they being
iiie with the oh econs made hR, they pteferred
continue h, rather thaa bring candidate in{o
o1ice TINS proves that the people Do Ally WITH
draw ther condolences from public officer. Is it lie
IMAGINED then, that q uniuc governor Strong
wii be Abandoned, when notag is aedgal aFain hin,
The attempt TO excite belief rha this gentleman
formerly story traly ridCucts THIRTY years iabour
n the pubc ervc. dat:ng which time hc hi acfed Il,
harmony with the nof eminent revolutionary characters.
has already been eonhdered by rhe people fuccn re-
ttaton OF this weak charge. ~ ~ therefore De zeal
THbUsANps
We have laid before our readers the Speeches
Of the Pref ent Of the United States; Of the
King OF Englan and Of the Emperor OF
France Ihc former is left to the reflection
of our Citizens, and furnifhes new objects Tor
The (" artillery of the prtls," on which Mr. JEFF
ferfon 70 feeinsJ dwelis. With what an i'll
grace mnR man fpeag Of the " licenticlfnels
Of the preis" who HIS hired fe9i5bers to defame
,he fair oharader Of N'aGmgfoa {=ShamefuI
hypocrify
F:-s,n .if7dl5;7zfsr, afz;rb 3.
4" Rand lph tits day formally &C quaintcd Mr.
Granger that he ihould leave The city to-mor
row evening. Thereby ptmlrng he had no
objection 20 duel, if the Poilmaiter General
wifhed for one Mr.. G. made no reply
a. Mr Burr took leave Of the Senate on the
ID init and has lef, the city. II is faid he pro-
cceds TO Oharltilou s. Z. to pas the Hummer
IL t1aJ city"
Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1805-1805, 1805-03-25
READi READ !

Erd judge, IL act0 are nat lef TO party rleqU5,
Aoz0 tIY G0v. STRONG y az " OLp Tory -
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-11-22

DY virtue II ! deed of tr1st exseoied
Rtome onthe Sd day of April. 1905 81
Henry Percy % seenre lie payt6ens 81
! sum ofmoney due % Matthcv Fr1,ne,
win b soId ft he house 81 Cykls 1ton.
def. ID Charles Town, Jel5erson Conp.
3, % ne Sofh day Of Novembef in5s.
4 public auction % the hi6heik bidder,
ldr cast, two separate Tfacfs of LAND,
conhinin two hundred sere5 esek. IA
The county sc Vkestmorel lind, lennsyls
snia, aud ii tie fifth district a. Penn,yl-
ysnia Dpnation La6ds, numbered MI
md cLk1v, being he sa5ne tracts of
f1nd thicb, upon re 15th day of foIy,
4 ,gsr1 granted = ne md Henry
!. scys II e1rsid trSfior % tetpitet -.
dered ~ him inthe army Of The Dated
States, bys Charles Biddle, esQr. vice.
president Or dc supreme executive eonn-
cil IF Penney snia. a deed win Be-
made The purchaser. which shall convey
p himAll the right and title of the trus.:
zee, under the aforesaid deed Of trust.
WILLIAM TATE.
Noysmberi [, ts0s.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-11-22
Msaaiag Copper
Hdpe feteipe9 their INNER AssortnIszsf d
Dry Goods, Groceries,
Hardware & Crock eryware.

They Have Cd hand the following L.
QBOkS of the best quality,
Madeira, Sherry, Lisbon and MALAGA
Wing French Brandy. Janaaica Spirits,
Old Peach Brandy, Holland GIN, Rum.
Whiikey and sugar house Molassess
50 & 81 BOETING CLOTHS, No.
6bnd
DRG GS and MEDICINE;
SHEET IRON, for stove pipes and
MAeKEREL, SEiAD& HERRING,
ccarse and Pine SALT j FISH OIL !;
Also, complete assortment Of Pine
Grove and tatoctouI F1rnacc CAST
EINGS. viz. template Stoves, Ksttles
l2 and IL gallons, Dutch Ovens 4sizes,
Andirons 5 sizes, Pots from half 10 Is
gallons, Tea Kettles, Skillets Of differ.
ent sizes Griddles Wagon Boxes,
Frying Pans and Mortars.
Whedf, Corn. Rye, 0afs, Eldx-.Sted.
Bees Wax Gsd 7idtlow fakes Jar Geods %
d payment d dtbss a. cdsh.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-11-22
Fall and Winter Goods,

Torefher With Rreak variety of elegant
FANCY GOODS, al Of which having
been aeleeted from the last importations,
md purchased uncommoniy cheap f6f
cash, ensblesus % inform our friends
and the public generally, that We have
nov bargains 70 dispose Of.
SELBY & CROW.
Shepherd's Town, Novembers, foos.
a fhe k;gksssp price u given t6r clean
sFLAx-SEED.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-11-22
fWssFs NJ - !,

e ~ - - - & = ~ & b
! compensation IL psrt e. lie xsxoS;
empire. & wa with ercst teln<tancS
that he Greek natiof coiSented - 1e|I
theif sishtto ihis soil, bit when she trea-
syMes brought before he 5enattS for
fhcit tsti feaiion, Il uns rejected % ne-
court q ilie high price q ihe land. The
odhinittlAiioh, We pfesurne u nov IL.
tefnp(inE D e&tinfoiok he Indian ti,lS
On morn favourable tefns. Il
i. ne principal MIN o. iris depui,,iob
isthe third chief il he naiion. The
Creeks have thrse of hose hcad men,
whom they eall chiefs a. speakers. When
the int chief L 1b>cnt - I hunting u 4
N1< reftY, ~ aseot1 cor,N>n(t = III
nland, These chiefs preside over he
council of fhepation, % which re refer
red tie moSt Important measures, tke
forming of he laws ana he makink 81
peace O. War. ID thc Creek nafion this
delibcrafe council alnounts 10 about 100.
When he question before them relates
10 kostiLisiea, they sapiaon 10 their 1id
re bravest y nfriors 81 their tribe. ~
they cxpressa great hxiety for theifmea,
sure. the council drlws bsck being ~
ious Is throw 81 he reso6n,ib;l;tv n,
them. ifthev fI,nnifest nv i1diI 1900
81 6pnoSition Is 4. he council ce.nerslIv
assime more dpiritcd attitude. Infhis
rfeat eouncil Ire dpesti6a 3 debased un-
81 de aIFair Il sctfied Is every one,s g.:
parent satisfaction, rs man nerernnto,;.
IS ndh.rinr - kis ], 81 o,S,ria,,. m ..- =,
cs;;vinc Wv and m0difvino liz avn -
- g cone nearer q n sent;meo,. SC
* rerS. The ce.sat;on ~ 80 1890
becomes he birnsl 81 iInsnimitv. M
vote r takenin Torn, su,on, fhems 49, (
/. n annober;n1 az tkc vsas ana nav.
hut tIhe chief siinplv bro1ounrer X y. ~.
terroc.t;ve tone II & vo;e. /. q Yo,, 40 -
sreed then upon III. measnre - ff;fhs
a cuestion, 81 var he principal w.rr;;..
a. addresses he ek;efand denAands. az
z - - a,he A.. - ,ss,,ey- Il /. \.
~ q, = sbst ,v.rs;c, i;t,-
IN Ire tomSknwt srd m a,,s st,o, 4. 4.
sspposed "a be irrevocably dec;ded.
Ihe Creeks have cue men an,nrs /, 49,.
Who nav Sc REGARDED q tbe histor;sssI -
LEGAL Iibr,ries 81 lie tribe. Iti.,hs;r &C.
sse Is coIIect md trsnsnsit S s,,cc~..;.,.
.,ner,fion. the;r hisforv. .ns;c,,;s;-s 49, /
-. kt their .rr,,si fs.s;v.I 49,
men steD forward q descr;be ne d;Ivsr.s
- 1890 ,vh;eh 49, h.n,,s,,.ss :, $500 -
! ~. 4 = = = - - -s-> - 1891 Z
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-11-22
4 FRESH sURPL1 or
Drugse5 Medicine,
Have bt<n recaped from Rhiiadeip 81
Ms,uiagsre5 Co0ber'

Which added 60 their former assortment
makes Il pretty general, among those.
last received are Pulverised Jesuit Bark,
Sage, Tapioea, Chamomile Flowers,
Nlsenesia, Castor on, Rheuharb, Al
loes, JaIlap, Opium, Glauber Salts, &c.
Marsinsburs, November 2. 1905.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-11-22
Frefh Fall and Wihter
GOODS.

7kr subscribers k1ue receiUed and are
nssv obeniizR avery sxtsnsive assort-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-09-11
NORFOLK, September s.
PORT OF noRro1x.

Arrived last evening, sch'r Eagle, Capt.
Sross' 40 days from bordeaux wine, dry
goods. &c J CaiwayA-capt. 6. passe 4
through the combined fleets of so sail in
fne bay OF Bscsy, steering for Bfest.
In Hampton Roads, brig John. Woelper,
59days from Nantz- balIast--J Newell.
Was boarded of the Western Islands,
by i've French pryaieers, one of them,
from tae number Of killed and wounded
on board, must have been roughly handled
by an enemy. Caps. w. says Their. we're
is killed lying On The d., ok.
The ship Dimfs,es. Beard. has arrived
at Liverpool; Cabinet, Wooderd, at Dub.
lin; and Rolla, Cottle from City Point, at
GrsveseHd.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-09-11
NOTICE.

a III persons indebted to the estate Of the late
"A Nathaniel Clarke, dec. Of Amherst county.
viii please come forward and setIle their resped
i've balances on OF before the frs, day Of Ianua
~ next, and all those who have any demands a.
gainst the said estate, will bring them in by that
period. legally authenticated, for adjustment, as
no farther regard wilb paid to any claims there.
after, and this advertisement viii be plead in bar
against them.
Samuel Bridgewater,
Ad,amaraor IF
Nafh0siel Clarke, dec.
August 10Th. zoos. Az
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-09-11

The situation Of Philadelphia calls for i'm.
mediate and dccls W men.urcs--1 he
board OF health ofthat city, report four
removals on The lst instant, and the fol.
losn extract Ct letter received this
morning by the editor-wtilst it exci,es
chr sympathy for, the distress of its ci.
items, should proauee Caution that he
infecticn be not Introduced into this city.
--Bait- E. Post.
have been about the city this morn
ing--and met terror in every face, and
household furniturein every ection--we
are ali cofusIon and alarm---so many ne W
cases OF fever TO day--ths people seem
more alarmed than in any year before !.
Mr.----and his faulty leave town IN.
morrow and we are removing info the
country as fast as VIC can.
The Norfolk Ledger says, We have receiv.
ed Paris papers TO The 10th. and Bordeaux I, pers
10 the 18Th July. These papers do ros mention
the death OF TaeyrandI and as our files are re-
guiar' that Intelligence must be premature !"
The voyage Of the Greeks, SIephano.
poll, who we're Creek settled in Corsica.
and sent from Italy to Greece in 1897. fur
nishes the following outline of the Iosiau
Republic. To the Seven Isles IS uni I'd
Cerigotto, which has IL families living al
pressnsin their native independence. The
islands are thus described. Corfu, In N.
l.. 81, and z. l.. 40, IL miles from All.
.baria. Il is above 100 miles in circumge,-
ence, and has spacious and safe port, de-
iended by two fortresses. Its $ apis IS oil,
and ITS climate excellent Paxo is sig
miles south OF Corfu aud about a fourth
part OF ITS circumserence. Itproduces OH.
and has third part of the population nc
Cotfu- Ithaca is four miles ffom st. Maar.
ard but SIX mics H. circumference. Il,
yields grain and wine, and its population
does not exceed 5000 Cephaisnta = a
nile from Ithaca, and y above 90 mile
IN circumference II Yields vine but de
pends much upon is naug slion. Il en-.
pioys $50 vessels, bird part Of which
carry above 10 guns each The popuIa.
ton IS quarter greater than thu, Of ca
rim. Zan,e is forty miles from CephaIo-
MIA, but has not a third Of IT'S cifcuuffer.
ence. Cur ants and oil give Inc riches oi
| Zante. n revenue Of half million of dol.
lars is raised irons the Iisss article. Ithss
bot one port, that can admit large ves-
sells. Five families divide half the island,
and have grea, influence over Us very
industrious inhsbiisn,s,---It has but half
the population Of Cepbaloniz. Cerigo is
above 200 miles from Zsnte, and about
the same circumference, but no more thao
an eighth of its population, and this dimi
Dished populations attributed chiefly ot Inc
/ =. a
and The Insufficient pro,ectinn Of the We.
netisn government. II yields wine, and
its Inhabitants are represented as the bes,
IN the whole republic. No aSsassiaat,cr
or robbery, evils prevalent IN the otbe,
islands, has ever been known in Cerixo
lSalsm Regisser.l
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-09-11

HE following Hogshead of To-
sseco mas been lying in Cannon s warehoufs
upwards OF TWO years uqdemanded- owner !,
re9ueRed 20 come forward and pay charges, or il
viii be fold according to I,w-
No. 463 1904 1873 147f.
lnipeaed and booked In ths name of Edward
scruggs-
Guerrant & Anderson, Inspectors.
New Canton, IN Sept rsos. aw