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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-02-27
NEW YORK., February Is.

Early in The American war David Busl
mel, A. NJ. Of Saybrook, Invented mf
chine for submarine navigation, altogethe
different from any thing hitherto devise
by the arl Of man. This machine was
constructed as thai it could be rowed nc
rizontally, at any given depth, under wa
ter, and could be raised or depressed
pleasure. To this machine, called the II
naer1can Turtle, was attached a magazine
of powder, which was iutended TO be iss-
tened under the bottom of ship with
driving screw. in such manner as that
the same stroke which disengagcd il from
the machine should put the Internal clock
work in motion. This being done, the or.
binary operation OF guniock, ut the dis.
lance of half an hour, or any fixed time,
would cause the powder 10 explode, and
leave the effects TO the common laws of
nature. The simplicity, yet combination,
discovered in the mschapisui Of this won-
derful machine, have been acknowledged
by those skilled in physics. aud particu-
larly hydraulics, 10 be.not less ingenious
than novel. MIR. Bushnell invented sevr-
raj other curious machines for the annoy
ance Of the British shipping, but from &C
cidents, not initiating against the philo-
! phical principles on which their success
depended, they but partially succeeded.
He destroyed vessel in the charge Of
Commodore Symonds. One Of his kegs
also demolished vessel near the Long
Island shore. About Christmas, i777, he
coumitted 10 the Delaware river num-
Der of kegs, destined to fall among the
British flee, a, Philadelphia bu. bi, squa-
drun of kegs having been separated and
retarded by the ice, demolished but sim
gle be L. This catastrophe, however, pro-
duced an alarm, unprecedented in its ma
ture and degree wh,ca has been SO. hap
PLY described by the Hon. Pracis Hop
kinson, in a song stiied, The Battle Of the
Kegs, that the event il celebrates will not
be forgotten so long az mankind shall con-
tinue to be delighted with works Of humor
and taste. bfSr. Adv.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-02-27

where were very brilliant; those At |
Boulevards were in the form Of Pyrami
with stars aud spheres attached to I
lampss but those especially at the CT
den of the Thnilleries were in style
splendor that b-ggars all description.
The coronatioR robes of Bonapai
were embroidered at Lyons, and vi
their diamonds, are estimated at two TN
lions OF iivres gold and silver medals
The amount Of ten millions of livres, Z
port says, were stuck Mt the mint, n
q stributed on the coronation day, in
the armies, as we'll as among the poop
in all the cities and TOMS.
London foter.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-02-27
n Tickets in the VIII

liam & Mary College Lottery are for
sale at this Office.
Purchasers TO the number of ten tickets
may DO accommodated. With credit of
sixty days from the commencement Of
drawing.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-02-27
WASHINGTON CITY, Feb. 90.

The Senate have passed a bill providing
for the territory of Orleans territorial so--
yernrnent similar, in most respects, to that
IN force Tor the Mississippi territory, and
providing for their s,.,sission as state
into The union 80 soon - their free white
population shall amount TO sixty thousand;
The house have ,rnss,e this bin the or.
der of The day for this day. ~
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-02-27

! NJ HERE As. ~ an All Of shs General hsscm-
| w oily, passed the 29th day of January ls.t.
entitIed /" Az "a for carrying into execution the
cons,urtion Of the Mutual Assurance society a
gainss hfe on huildngsjn the state; Of Virginia,
lately adoptss az General Meeting" Il lis a.
moag Other Lhings cnseed, " That the funds now
in kand, well as debts due 10 the said society.
shall Le divided between The tswns and country.
IN prsporlion to the capilaI subscribed by the
towns and country respethveiy' and thai q. pro-
perty insured IN towns. and property insured in
the country, shall be responsibie for their resps6-
CLOSES only, and not for the losses Of each O.
thfr, ffe
And whereas, from rhs extraordinary losses
which fhe society had sustained p,ior 70 the 23d
day of February last. the fundso the society,
had been very much reduced. aud yet are reduce
ed so that the portion of the said funds 10 be alot-
ted TO the towns in conformity 20 the zSt Of AS.
sembly aforesaid, will in all probability be insult.
Gent 10 meet the losses Exclusively ehargeahe
on the funds of the towns) winch may reasonably
be expected to occur in the course of the present
year, and the credi, and very existence Of ihe IN.
stirp,ion requiring that provision should be made
Tor the immediate payment of such contingent
lcsses--Ihe Board of Directors of the Society
aforesaid, have thought proper to caii for the
payment Of half quota on each buiiuing which
had been enturcd in any town in this commons
wealth. or in fhe town Of Alexandriz, before the
sara sd day OF February last, TO be paid on or
before the 6rst day Of April next. do there
fore and in conformity 10 resc.uiicn adopted
by The said Board Of Dire6tefs, hereby make
Known TO ~ whom is may concern, that the said
rsquisition 9 isf quota to be paid on before
the hrst day Of April next, on each building en-
snred IN any town in this commonwe cath, and in
the town cf Alexandra, hath been made fer the
purpose aforesaid, and IN pursuance of ,he ar,
thos"y vested in the President and Direaors by
the stt aforesaid, and by the rules and regulations
OF the said sociesy And do further hereby in
pursuanee also Of theresolutisn aforesaid, notify
TO az persons concerned. that every Insurance on
whicn the said half quota shall be payable. rim I.
der ne said requisitior, will be forfeited unless
payment thereof. thstis OF sum equal 10 half
the premium mentioned IN the policy, be made az
the faTthest by the FIRST day of Jone next. and
such insurance viii renan forfeited until the
pay ment OF the half quota sowithheld, and intc-
rest thereon shall be afterwards, sithcr vounafi-
" made or coerced in the mode prescribed by
law.
AL. MaRAE
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-02-27
= ;, y Il fer Tifkefs in The

RJesxsSD helDs~r L.omssy, CnosO draw
&sg } Jsr .sels - shis e9ies.-7fytes 8 10.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-02-27

N tJs ceneyaf Office Of Insurance. ,
Richmond. FEB 25fb. 1906.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-07-26
NORFOLK, Ju,v %.

ENfrn8 Of a letter from a gentleman dafed 81.
Jo5a' Ri1'er- ProOiaee of Ear Florida, J
y"lv 9tb, 1905. to bis friend in RIBS Roronrb.
Yon no doubt have heard of the capture of
Zip, brig, and Hoop. that failed out OF Nor
fox under Britifh colours, by a privateer fcboo-
ner from st. Aueuifine, commanded bv captain
Hooper, Thofr vefies arrived faf;. orr Sr. An.
outline bar, and there delivered greater part oe
their cargo; the flip and brig drawing too much
water to come over the bar, proceeded up ST
Mary's River, together with the privateer. and
were there moored under the Florida fhore, at
place called Roie's Bluff, about one and a half
miles from ST. Mary's. On nv arrival at 81,
Mary's, L there found an Englin, fchoouer.
tender to the Bti,iih frigate Csmhriau, mount.
ing Is guns and 10 men, taken few t'ays pre-.
v'ous by the Cambrian, and feDt to St. Mary's.
tor the cxpre!s ptirDofe OF re-takins ,hnf- "a;
yes, (the fchoonci was previonGy French nj
vateer. & had two American capta;ns on bo,r,,
when taken. She lay about one hour at an.
Choir Off St. Mary's, and then proceeded imme-
dlateiy mp 10 the hip, which vas prepared for
action, and which had collected tie whole force
OF the privateer, togetherwith her own crew 6
the bngs, to make the beft defence fl,e could.
She then, it was !ad, mounted or O guns and
40 men, executive Of fome militia that had COZ
leeted on the Bluff. within fifty wards of which
the hip was moored. The tender Lr,upbt M
on a land bank, within 100 or so wards of the
hip, IN fituation to expofe her 10 a cnrnplste.
rake from every gun of the f1ip, when fhe could
only bring her two how guns TO bear for a lenpt,
OF time; aievere fire from both parties com.
menced, and lated for one hour, at the. sxpir,-
ton OF which time. the tender manned three Of
her boats, and proceeded immediately 10 board.
notwithstanding they were under heavy FIRE ,f
grape ihot from the fD, and the militia fror,
the Bluff The boats on meeting 70 ware, a re-
ception from that quarter, proceeded on the o.
Their quarter between the flip and the Bluff.
where they were expofei between two 6ros,
and notwithstanding all thofe difficulties, hoard
ed thcfhip, and at the ftriking OF the colours.
Shers "ae not ono FrenetIualI On buar, th,. e.,
alive, whether any efcaped to the fhore. or NOT
IS, rs yet, not afcertained, nor was il known
when left St. Mary's, how many were kil,ed
on hoard the tender; yet fronl the intreDiItv
OF both parties, and the fpirited attenpt of The
Enslltll to board in 70 defpcratc iituat;on. ma
ny nut have been killed, and no doubt but ths.
tender received comfortable damage, as O,e wa.
aground the whole of the action. The Cam
brian lies off ST. Mary's bar. was within half
mile OF the fcene OF action, from the com.
mencemen', and can allure you it was fight ne
grand as foemn. Execute the unconneefed ac-
count, and inpute incorrectnefs to great baf,e
ne action commenced about s o'rIock on
Saturday the 9th July, and left St. Marv's A.
eio'A 'i'dt h'sh'. Ledger.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-07-26
NOTIFICATION.

BY B,igadier General HIN. Carbon Huehc5, CON-
mandine bis A1eiefy's land forces in tie eolOny
efS"rin0n', and Leu Coycyror of tbeJlzme,
Sc. eJc. Ia
1t having been found ncceGary from repre-
fcntations made 70 the Lieutenant Governor, TO
order, that neutral vefIels trading TO this pert
fhall moor in given fpot. and not be allowed,
as heretofore. prosnifcuoufly to anchor amongA
the other ve6els /: the harbour matter is hereby
authorized aud directed to point out, below Fort
Zelsndia, the precife anchorage for neutras.
Further that no boat or punt !hall he permitted
to pals to or from fuch veiels before the hour of
FIX in the re n-si'-e e.a- Gv IN .b.. euer;,c f,r
the purpoie OF loading or unloading, and thar al
Ter eient at night no communication whatever
by boats "f any defcription fhail Re allowed
with Iaid neutrals. unlefs in cafes when Urgent
hecei"fy ihall ne made to appear, under pe-
nalty Of so guilders for each offence.
Given under my hand at Pariu,aribo in
the Colony of Surnam, this sth day
of May 1905
VIM. CARLYON HUGHES.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-07-26
Wseseanoica.
FROM DEMER dR<f.

!e:terfron arefprttab'e gentleman at De-
mersra, (rcceived via Barbados,) dated June 4,
mentions that the fhippinr there were embargo
ed, Including about 70 fail homeward bound
Enetih merchantmen from Surinam, Berbice,
g. ne americans were only allowed 10 land
fill and timber, hut in confeouence of the en-
barge the governor had permitted the landin, of
proviiions in imal' quantities on petitions. The
embargo extending to colony hoats the falc Of
hih was totally prevented for TIE tine alnlof
every article except fin was telling well.--Su.
gars, were at Sd ftivers.---Bo?on sap.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-07-26
IMPoRrANrti,

We have it from undoubted authority, that account,
are received IN this place by the flip Minerva, from
Cadiz, as late the end of June. na,;no q ~ az
mDTon Of COL Monroe and Mr. Piveioey to Ne ,oa.,
I40dId bad enaed, end that hing allie 10 brine r..
ofH",f6 GSVe,nment to 0eeord on nsy ONE So;v, s;l
% 'fIafe' 70 claims rerritorv Spolation o, RI, Con-
Venton of Augnh, so2, JIy 1lon,oe BoJh,,,.t
ca b" PGDt"t, ard abort to keaDe Hg9;5 i,,,.-
''"1r for Loreo7. TIE @fotcts on Ills baforG boo<
g C J',9,''d TO ne P,tao Via LJ1,n, amt BY the
Gotten Planter TO Nezv 4 orf" /B,..J
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-07-26
CHARLESTON. [nin16.

hitter received by gentleman in this CITY
from 4 Respectable character in SiHt9 Domingo,
dated The c5:h IT Jure, fta'es, ttat !. vra re-
ported theie, that the French 1ud Sparii Acets
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-07-26
NASHVILLE, (reS.) June s.

\ ie'ter from gen. j'mca Robertfon one IS
inc me. Commhlloners appointed TO treat with ,b4
Sn1's"aw' Cho'iav AID Gre, nations OF Tnd;.
a. ans ,,, 10 gentleman rear This place dated.
CiicSaiaW nation, May g, 1907" mentions
thaI mere Is i.e nor fatierug profpcq oscoo-
ouunS tne TIa'y thh Geo. Cclher.. rad
eeepIe'e 'D'"aF1 ana uied al his czcrtiofs, in
t 80. y, n' dIu th"t the conmihioncrs would
iet our the nexi DIZZY for the Choetaw nation ,,-
conlph'ed by the Cbcksfaw chiefs.
6o7glf' toSs7.--A ie''cr from BENJAMIN r1,w-
<n's' dated a Oh, are fan, or Con,Tau river
the soih Of .'Iay G'!., "The chief, oftb. CO
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-07-26
(Eo5e confirmed.

iii iubfcrioer wires 70 purchaie negro woman,
L about thirty years Of age, who IS olrauly and
UNDERTAKES .3rncthipg Of cookery. Tor 4 oman u
this Description ealh viii DC pad
GEORGE IsAY.
Tuiy S5. q.
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WILLIAM Avp - co11rar 1ornzau


Yeherday the drawing of this Lottery ,cr-
minated m manner equally unexpected and
unp'eaiant.---As few tickets remained. !, ,v,a
certain that the drawing would finifb r the early,
Part OF the day ; the ten thoufand dollar nrz.
had not been drawn, and the l,ft drawn t;cLet
beng prize Of ten thoufand dollars. made tb;s
day drawing extremely NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
~ large concourfe of perfons were agpnried
expectation was on tip'oc, and frcculniono,e,,
tickets fold towards the latter part Of the Sr,,y,
ing at three hundred dollars each. About 10
o clock the drawing fnifhed, hut behold th.,.
was mo- ten thoufand dollar prize in The Wheel
This circumfance occahoned no FINAL d,crsa &c
altoni'hn,ent to all pref,nt, and to none more
iran The Managers, who knew that if was Dnt
INTO the whec'.-An examination inmedia.e,+
TOOK place, when TIE ryhery was cleared ~ =
u appeared clearly, that there rad been n,;C
take III calling the ten thoufand dollar prize. -,
I'VE hundred dollar prize, as there is one rr,crs
hive hundred dollar prize recorded than was nut
IN the wheel.--ThiS milf Ike for A nif,tr II Ca,
Only he iHppoF-d, - attended with f,,pe pneg.
hneis 4; IN addition to which, il appesre. tbe,, i
one number ihort, not having been out into the
wheeI"--from What we can underAand, the lot
terry will be re.dravu. i'''-
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-07-26
FARMERS BANK.

On Tuefday Ian the fubfription book for
1000 flares IN the Farmers Bank of Marvl,,d.
allotted for Anne Arundel county and the CITY
of Annapolis, was openedin This city.-Op cle-
fling the fubtcription yeftrrday afternoon, 1890
flares were fnbfcribed.-C Maryland GAG.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-07-26

Rad taken the Cape ard Port-au-Prince; and
that the Brigands had retreated to the mountains
with great lofs, without burning the cities.
2ineJ.
ExtraH Of "a letter from a gentleman at Darien TO
bis friend ia fbis city, dated 9th J,ne, 1905.
GA Britifh frigate, fuppofed tobe the Cam
brian, aftera chafe OF SO hours, captured of st.
Simon's, the French fchoorer privateer that has
been 70 trouhlefo'ne off your bar, fhe mounts g
guns, and was, the day after. manned .yith 6xty
men fromthe friFate and TENT up tn St. Mary's,
where fhe had ilarp conteit with the Spanii!,
privateer and her prizes, which laid ON the Spa.
NTH hde or the river. TIE firing ceafcd at t,vi-
light, when the fchooner was fesn laying with
her hows under the fhip's fern. which argues,
that the fhip which the privateerfmen had armed
with tire guns fromthe priva,eer, had furrene.es-
ed. No farther particulars have as yet reached
this" 81.
Ex.rcd cfa hfier from sentie1.an in Saz,on-
rad 10 bis friend in f'is city, dated ttr lItb inn
" The Cambrian Br;;ih frigate, chafed into
the river St. Mary's, the psivateer that took the
Two Friends, captain M'Niel; and afterwards
fent in her boats and captured her, and with the
prvaseer took petition of tie two Engliih pri-
yes lying in the river, and carried them all of to-
gethcr."
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-07-26
European 1n.e;Iigs:sre.
NRSK.YORK. Ir,vls.

Captain Ogilvie, from l.alaes. informs ne.
that the Carhagena feet, coniitling of clever
iail OF the line. had got ont of Tie Mediterrane-
IN. An idle runour prevailed at Malaga. that
the Britih government had offered terms Of
peace to Soain, and had propoied rs pgxiin,i.
nary to IT fore the frigateS and trea!ure detained
before the commencement of the war. and ~
make rriiitniion for the srgate which had been
FINK Int that the Sraniih government, irri'a.
ted at TIE w,nton f,crice cf its fuhiects IN the
action wherein the above veiie,s were taken, had
rejected a.! overiures FOR participation.
61ye. IiU.
Fyc,v CccT=--Cap.. Seward, arrived a, Bottom on
Friday, informs thar there FIVE fail Of the Span
iih line lying in TIE bay ready FOR fea one Of ~
guns, Of ~, 9 Of ca, and 4 others were &C c1o2
down in few days, and wait the arrival of II II orc
from Carthagena, which were hourly expected. There
account from the combined flces i;iice theY
left Cadz; their deinatiou vas nil fecrct. Capt;
s. afo informs. that General Moreau had a fIiendly
hint 10 leave Spain ard take Paage either ~,
tire ihip sachen,, Of Wfcaiiet for Bottom, or in the
Wilmington, for New Bedford
It appears certain that the Spanifh Government
has combined, in with that Of France, yt!
plar Of military operations, the execution of which
will give deadly blow TO the power Of England.
The ieeret is hitherto perfectly preferred, and he
extent of the,e flars will only be known the NO.
rnent when !, will be out of the power of the enc
my to uppofe them. The armament Of the Sr,uih
feet Ferrol entirely completed the 25h Of
March. This eer coniis of twelve flil Of r,. line
without including frgaes and coruettes, and French
veII,is. Fiat. P.,y;t Pss<r.
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Dn,;tsHtc 3,:te!.igrn.e.

Among the new arrangements ofthe Gerer,
Pof- Office lately adopted, il is with great
pleafure we Fate that contract has been enter
ed into for line Of ttages, 10 convey the mail
weekly, 70 Frankfort, in Kentucky, to com.
mence on the 1T day of Oaober next. When
this arrangement fllall have been carried into
effect, tie whole feventeen ftates will be united
by connected line Of nages. 1t is unneceGa-
ry to fay word ofthe VAT advantages that will
BE derived from this meafure. 1t is, however.
merited tribute to the ftrvices of the pom.
Mater general, to remark that his fpirited and
fnccefsful arrangements 70 extend and accelerate
the progreis of the mail. are the beff and moa
concluilSe reDlies which can be made to the
calumries with which party aninofity aTails
his conduit. N,t. Tn,
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ZOE SALE,

FOR SALE,
4 Very velreile l'ostual,er. For terms apply TO
/ : rre Idtor oftie EEqahsr.
Wy = (IaV.25'.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-07-26

The frhooner Molly, capt. Chadwick, with
provih"ns FOR The American fquadron at Malta,
failed from Ncw-LondoD on the 18th inf. In
her went Paflesger Mr.. Leonard belonging to
the Navy.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-07-26

Nm. Brent, EN-. is 0pbo;ntedcler of tbe cir |
cult court of the United States, in tie room of
Gen. U,i0b ForyeG, dreeqIsd.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-07-26

We have great pleafure in Rating the arrival
in this city, Of DR.. MIC NEvGN, late an eminent
rhyhcian of tie city Of Dublin. This gentle
man di0ineuibed himfefin the Irinl caufe in
l79s. He was member of the executive COM
mittee ofthat i'll f1te1 country, and confeqneat-
" fuifercr in IFS unfuccefsfu attempt to lhake
OF Engliih domination. (Amer. Ct.J
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-07-26
PARAMARIBO.

Communicated far the Mercantile Adpertisr
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FROM MfzIco.--We have reports, that
ferrous and alarming difference exits between
the Spanilh rulers, ard perfons engaged in com
merce that the latter have fcnt an agen, to
Spain 10 make representations ON the fnbieCt-
and that a large body of troops were coiietled,
md the trcafures removed to place Of psrticu-
lnr fafety, in confquence of a runour that the
An|'ricans were collecting an army on their
f,uib-wencrn frontier. 70 sc headed by the Pre-.
Gdent in perion, in cafe Of urgent need. THE
rumour fpme perfons conieeured was fpread by
The viceroy to effect fore purpofc IF his own.
(BsRon PrIaGInm.J
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Joiy 81.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-06-12

~gNAKEN up oy the subscriber liv-
z ing IN Prince Edward county, on BuHaloe
river, shout or s miles from the courthouse, an
essr4y y7-HER, aboat sevcn y ears old, marked
with snoofh crop in each ear, and hole in
each horn, The above is 2 red brnde steer. with
half Of SIS tail white. and some white under his
belly, and on each fore foot-Appraised TO FIVE
pounds. GRAVES HhRR1ss
April 23d. 1905. us,'
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-06-12
Geo. Watt

HAS removed from the store he formerly oc-
4 i cupied 10 brick house on the cross street
leading IRON the main street TO Shockoe ware
house. where he has on hand and offers to dis
pose of on moderate terms. by wholesale,
The following Arficles, zig.
Loaf and Muscovado Sugars,
NJ. England. w Island, and Antigua Rum,
Cogniac, Barcelona ami Apple Brandy.
Sherry and Malaga Wine,
Coffee of superior quality.
Molasses, Ginger and Fig Blue,
Young Hyson and imperial Tea,
400 Sacks Liverpool Salt.
Patent Shos, assorted sizes---hnd
The remainder of mis- Stool, of Dry Goods,
consisting principally Of articles suited to The
present and approaching season. which he will
either sell or credit of 9. 6 and 9 months. for
notes neyociabie At the Bank of Virginia. with
approved endorsers, or barter for Tobacco,
Flour or Hemp.
Cash given for Tobacco.
Richmond. e2d March, 1905
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-06-12
FOR SALE.

One Moiety of a Brick Tenement,
IN central para of the city OF Richmond, con-
a sisting Of a two story house with store and
counting room on the lower floor, and five rooms
above conveniently plan'd for family with a
passage leading 70 them srnalsing al. the rooms
prisate) and cellar under the whole house---a
three story Lumber-honse, Kitchen, Stable, &c.
"A considerable credit viii be given for two thirds
of the purchase money For Further particulars
enquire ofthe printer. wifi