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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-02-15

JUST RECEIVED, and FOR falc at the Office
J Of The Esorf2re, a few copies Of tine fol-
lowing BOOES:
Boor'5 Annrresn,
Jif Of Doi7o, DarsyiH,
Reb9rf effbs TriaI Of Lord HeaIforf,
GrdTdoa's Dig~P offbe La4oJ offbe D. Slafes,
Tsrr;5ie 5'ra75rqTop,
Psley'S HlesV srfse Dai,sd Stnf,s, &c. &c.
FcbrusrJ 5.
q rhNl'Eo Immediately Of Hanover Court
~ houf., = BAR G-ErER One vel re-
corseDJsis wiil siss good wages 70.
d. q. TF{ILMAN.
Eesrusr- at.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-02-15

IVD-3INt 7 = 7 lux, or
CHARLES DUNCAN.
Petcriourg, Nov. %. epd
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-02-15
LANDS, LOTS q CANAL SHARES,
FOR SALE.

On Monday, tue t,xen,y-iifth day Of March next,
Wiii'e eSPo!ed 20 Pubic sale AZ the Eagle Ia
Te.si, in the City of Richmond, IN order 10
e!os the Me-eaitile concern of BuIhancn
nHulop, & Co. tie following
TRACTS or LAND, &c. w.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-04-26
April 90.
BALTIMORE, April %.

From captain Adams of the fch'r Edith and
Nancy, in % days paffage from Aux Caves, we
are politely favored with the following account.
Although it is difagreeable in its nature, it is.
nevertheless, our duty to lay it before our rea-
ders.
On the osth of laft month got under wav in
company with the brig Hope, capt. Gardner,
fch,r Vigilant, captain Helms, fch'r Ann, capt.
Dobbin, of Baltimore fch'r Citizen, cant.
Wafien, of New York, under convoy of the
armed lhip Mary, of Baltimore, capt. Ander
ION. About fix hours after fell in with five pri-
vateers, 8 large and FINAL fch'rs, which gave
chafe to the vef1els under convoy; at the fame
time appeared an Englifh vefIel, fuppofed to
be floop, which was taken by one of the pri.
vateer fchooners. The Edith and Nancy with
the other vel1els, failing with freAl breeze be.
fore the wind, got clear of any interruption from
the privateers, but captain Adams law one of
them about five o'clock in the evening bear
down towards the fch'r Ann, and board her.
while the Others continued in chafe of the MARY.
attempting to board her but was repulfed, Get
ting 70 warm reception that even after dark
conftant fire of mufeetry was ealily obfcrved-
The veflels under her convoy immediately
crowded fail and made the mott of favorabl.
breeze which at that moment fprung up--Dur-
ing the whole of the traniaction none of the
privateets hoifted any other colours than thofe
of the Ifland ofHayti. Tehgrabbe.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-04-26
EDUCATION e POLITE ACCOMPLISH
MENTS, FOR YOUNG LADIES;
At WILLIhMSBUR0, VA.

NTTHILsT the enlightened period in which we
w live dawns with benign influence on female
Improvement, and parents every where become e.
mulous to obtain for their daughters, the advanta-
ges which polite education eonfcrs an Establishment
calculated to crafty this amable and iuf folcitude
cannot fail to excite interet, and meet appreciation
Mr., Anderfon's innitution for the inaruelion OF
young ladies, formed in the bofom Of fociety diff
tingu'fbed for intelligence and refinement, and en-
brscipg both the ufeful and Ornamental branches Of
their Improvement enjoys peculiar advantages Of e.
tuation.
Asthe feat Of jufly celebrated univerGty, and
the refdenee Of ma ny families of the irl dninai-
on in our country, Williamsburg prefents fcene
propitious in the hghef degree 10 mental and peron-
Accomplishments and with view, particularly
to the general Improvement Of young ladies, no place
has hyperion claims to attention.
The fsverity Of the paa winter ocesfoned tempo
rary fufpenon Of the exerees Of the eboo bu, they
are now returned and parents, who win to benefit
by this elsblhment, may obtain further information
on application by letter, otherwife, to Nr. l.
Anderfon, PoRmaAer, Williamsburg, Va,
April 20. ep2w&eTd.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-04-26

Mr. cyans5. Go not think he did
Mr.. Harper. Do you reeolleet the latter part Of
the charge!
MIR. CYaseb. recollea more of the latter part
than of the beginning, becauie paid more attention
to the latter part.
Mr.. Harper. Do you recole6 any fentimen,s ex-
preiied relating to the weakness of the preent adi-
nitrasorl, and tina. they were not employed in pro-
noting the public good, but in preferving i'll gotten
power |!
Mr.. C,snst. No, fir, there no iuch expreiIion,
4, recoie2.
Mr. Rarp~. Was there any expreilion at all re-
lative to the preient administration
Mr. Cyane6. Not as All administration nor any
thing abiding to the administration ieparate from the
government Of the United States.
Mr.. Haypy. In what way was the government
alluded to
Mr.. C,a1et. BY abiding to the repeal of the al
OF Feb. 1901, for the Establishment of the circui,
Judges lrecoea no other meaiure of the general
government which were alluded to, or any alluiion
to the prcient executive.
ITO be eosiivueI.j
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-04-26
EdST-INDJES.

A gentleman, late from Canton, gives the fol-
lowing account from that country" The La
drones and Pirates in the Chinefe Seas, have
committed great depredations on the commerce
there-the Portuguese and Chinefe have fent
out from Macoa, an armed force to cruize A.
gainft them, confifting of 100 fail Of Junks, and
three Portuguese fhips.-A partial infurettion
had taken place in one Oft the Provinces of China,
in confequence of the fcarcity of rice, and other
provfions, and of the oppreflions of the Man
darines, and many families had come to Canton
for refuge" Com. Adv.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-04-26
ALEXANDRIA, April %.

Arrived, on Saturday, the fchooner Paragon,
captain Haynes, % days from Nevis. Cap
tain Haynes has furnifhed us with the following
important information That news was re-
ceived at ST. Kits the day before he failed that
the French fleet had went to Barbadoes and
there taken and burnt the greater part of the
Cork fieet-that they had effected landing. r.
it was fuppofed would levy contributions on
the Inhabitants as they had done in the other
Hands; that they then intended going to Tr-
nldad. An embargo was laid on all the mir.
ping at st. Kits i'm mediately on the receipt Of
the above news, aud it was expected one would
mes failed.
The brig John from Jamaica likewif. arrived
on Saturday in 90 days paffage. No accounts
OF the above events had been received at lanai.
ca when the John left there. .Alex. IA1,.f
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TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.

y I'm away from the fubfcriber on the end Of 10.
~ nuary Ian, likely negro man named Anp,
but frequently goes by the of Ara,iGe1d he /,
upwards of twenty-five years Of age about FIVE feft
ieyen or eight inches high, of yellow cou,p.exiou
has noie rather large, and peais quick whep inter
rogated. He has been hired to Mr.. John WoolfoS
for three years pat for the purpofe Of taking care o.
Gage borfes, at fodds. in Caroline. expea he viii
endeayor to pafs free man, and is lurking alop,
lome town. Whoever viii deliver The fsid fave N
me, conhne him jail 70 that get him again jhs
receive the above reward Matters of veael & other,
are cautioned sgana employing or carrying hin o., q
The fate AZ their peril LEWIS COLLINS.
Csreline, April 2s. (F3ws)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-04-26
CHARLESTON, Apri, u,

a Spanifh gentleman who arrived yefterday
in the fchooner Two Friends, informs, that IA
days ago he failed for New-Providence from
the Matanzas, being licenfed vefIel that two
days after, he was met by a Britifh frigate.
which put three men on board of him and de,
tanned him two days on the morning of the
third day he was difmifIed. From this yefiel
he learnt that fhe was dispatched TO call in all
the Englilh ihips of war that were cruiline 60
leeward tina. days ago off Cape CarnavareI
they fell in with French cutter from Kingfon,
carrying dispatches to Hayre de Grace in
France by this yefel, which was then days
from Jamaica, he was informed that French
fieet had arrived at Jamaica, that il conGRed OF
% Hips of the line, II frgates and forty tranf-
ports aud had on board az tbouGand men, &
that the general had fummoned the inand To
iurrender: The feet ne fates to have arrived
from Brett,
E;fv E1o.tEx
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-04-26
FROM GIBR altar.

Tuefday, arrived here, the brig Maria, Capt
Saunders, fromthe Mediterranean-He informs,
that feet of thirty fail of merchantmen, from
Malta, for England, under CONVOY of the Arrow
floop of war, of ls guns, Capt. Vincent, and
bomb brig, about the n of February, near the
ifland of Iviea, was fallen in with by two French
frigates, and after an engagement of one hour
the Englifh fIoop Of war blew up, the bomb was
captured, and confidera BILE part ofthe convoy.
About nine fail of the latter had arrived at Glib
raltar previous to his leaving that fortrefs.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-04-26
NORFOLK, April %.

We learn by an arrival from Porto Rico, that
the army of DeGalines had clofely nveffed the
city of St. Domingo. A battery was erected
at the mouth of the harbour to prevent the en-.
try or departure of all veffels. however loaded.
The city had not more than two months proyI.
ions, and if not relieved before the expiration
of that time, the befeged mutt fubmt to All
the horrours with which an implacable hatred
menaces them.
Captain Moffit brings intelligence from Cha
daloupe as late as the 2sth of March at which
time no fecond fleet had arrived from France.
corvette from Europe had brought the infor.
nation that three fquadrons had failed before
her departure. The diviion of admiral Mimi.
ifs Gas we mutt call him until we afcertain what
is really his name) had failed from Martinique.
its deftnation unknown. Ledo,r.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-04-26
Wlests1npirs.
AMERICAN CONSULATE,
Ha0asna, Mayeb 80, 1906.
cIRcuLAR.1

11"7070", zVz0FeD %, 800.
- lciRcuLAR.
FOR the information OF the merchants and o.
theirs OF your ditrc and city embrace this oppor-
tunity offering this momenrt to inform you, tina. m.
ports of HAVANA and St. Jago de Cuba, are now o.
pen for the admiIon of all kind. of proviiions and
dry goods, &c. in raj veels, from neutral ports.
on the fame terms and conditions during the late
war.
fend you copies of the DEGREES herewith enelofsi.
lam, Sir
Very refpeafally,
Your noa obedient fervant,
VINCENT GRAY,
The Collector Of tie C4j9ow, fo, tie
Poytof PHILADELPHIA.
p. S. Duty at prefent 80 l-2 per cent. but abor.
to be reduced immediately.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-04-26
NETWORK, April 20.

French gentleman, who came pa;Ienesr
in the brig Lion from ST. Thomas. informs us.
that the Rochefort fquadron in the WeR-Indies
had failed from Guadalupe for St. Domingo,
where it was intended to difembark two thoul.
aud troops AS a reinforcement to thofc under
General Ferrand. Mere. ddz.
April 90.
Captain Burgifs, of the brig Eliza, informs
us that about ten days before he left the Ha
wanna it was reported there that French fleet
had appeared Sefore the inand of Jamaica and
this report was confirmed four or FIVE days pre-
y'ous to his failing by vef1el from St. hgo.
The Britih fpuadron had left their fation OF
the HAVANA. Flour Is dollars, iilbieef to a du-
ty of S dollars per barrel. u.
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FROM CHDE.

The brig Warrington. Capt. Davis, arrived at
this port, vefterday, in So days from Cadiz. in
forms, that that port was ftrietly blockaded by
the Brtifh. and that all neutral veilels, laden
with provifons, Sc, were turned away, and
their regifers endorfed. Capt. Davis further
adds, that this regulation had created very
great fcarcity of -four, which had accordingly
rifen to IS dis. pr bbl.-Mot other articles of
import, excepting falted prcvifions, had alto ex-
perienced a very comfortable rife.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-04-26
EOR S6LE.

A n elegant CARRIAGE HORSE, a fine forrel
IA IS hands high, fx years old. Enquire Of the
Printer April 2e, l2D
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-04-26
CADIZ, January 6.

The troops in camp at ST. Roche have receiv-
ed reinforcements lately; others are expected.
The captain general has hemmed in as much as
pofiible all the line of Englifh potts before Glib
is encamped outfide the walls for fear of the
contagion, which fill continues its ravages.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-01-17
FRENCH SCHOOL,:
Mr. Berthe.

Mr.. BERTHE, TaS,-E,. =
Late from FRANCE, respectfully ;nfcrms the
ladies and Gentleman o. Alexandra,
THAr he has lately ossned a'FRESCH
SCHOOL, at;tas corner ofPift& klng.
AIee,s, where he. teaches the French ,ongee,
.grammatieal!y. He will give IciSns ~ town Oy
attending on families in ,as day time on.y, the
night beng devoted 20 the fsyeral fcheiass he
has already that compete his night ichOo,.
The psrions d.srous OF being taught thcn.
klves. or having their children taughr, ,ha, ane
and uieful language, wAo win honour him with
shc;. confidence ard patronage, ray be aAu.ed,
Beforehand, that BE vii negiett aeshlng ttha,
may contribute 70 their. faihfatspn. S..
January =. s..s.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-01-17
N Q TIcE.

! sND,iee is hereby given teshe Gre
aisers ef Robert Hamilton, s;Esaakrvtt, That
the allowance Of hi. final cer.sAcste Of Giichifge
is PoR'oned Until the dsf Mcnday ef February
nexs, st fosr o'clock P. M. At Sietie'. Hoe, in
the CRY Of Wellington, II which t:me and place
his snal ddehsge siil be allowed, pnleis csuie be
sheR end there ihewD % the consrsIy.
{ +. ssstss..sisp 80 Vim. CRANCA. e.
Afiaani Jsdge of.,tnc ireG, .casH of sss OIL.
! tria Of Cslambfs. ay1tl is f's =
cn.i d,t
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Millinery, &c. for Sale.
-FR 4 NCIS, ,PIG,

FR 4 NC-iS iPlt, ) .
T.ae, the Hser,y Of informing the Ladies AID
G.n,lrrhen. of Aisxandfia. and its -'s'"''y'
,ha, he wiil open, 90 THURSDAY next ,h'
n n maant, (aod continue 's' fevefA' weeks
in The houle iormcrly occupied by M': Fierce.
and be,wsea Thomas :Broeeheus'a heu'e AMI
s,.wa,. and Meningitis aose, 40 Fairfax
Rreet, ~tt
A handtome agortment OF
N l. LII IN E 4 r.
Lately porebafrd II Philadelphia;
c0.jiRfag Of
Bonneis and Caps together wi;h'a
quantity. Of other Fancy Articles
Il l. %, ;.
=, Ladies Great.Costs; Censlemens
Mou,pr.ap. Cows; Fur Sh Is; Jewellery, OF
all forts, and a-sA'ssy Of Other a'''els.. toe
vii be toliSesy tow.
January IS. ---------.-.------------s-
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f;,;sat; :susss1l Be- taken,
PUBLIC SALE.

On FRIDAY nex,, vii, be Sold, as'shs Veo-
..tre.SloIe,
4 likely yoasg Negro Man, 81
about 2a ytars Of age; on q c'e>'f
Of nlnety Digs. ~.
p. G. Maraeller.
January Is.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-01-17
3 4 z L Ely.

have received 1850 bufhels OF
4. good clean BARLEY, ~h,>nl viii ten io~e'
than uloal, as The lealon tor uEns II IS coni'ier.
ably advanced. . ,,
.-., > ,CutAbert PoaeH.
January Is. wv"
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-01-17
,di,xs.S,iis, De. II, 1904.

NOTICE is hereby given to the
s.o.kbolder, 81 the Bank Of .aesa@ "a, 3ta.' a"
ELscrIoN will be held ~, rts court hou.e' IN
shi. town. on the ,Aud Msndav' n' }s.a,.y
next, for the purpose OF ehsossg NINE DlRSc-
1,,s If the GiI Bank, for she entS,ng year. a.
grssabE 10 charter. de-.
By order,
aGwdia chap.s, Gather.
80 sn &l- 81 ',@ eod4w
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-07-13
BALLsToWN, June Is.
MELANCHOLr

On Friday afternoon. the 2lst instant as
a Mr.. Slaid was returning from Ballstown
Springs to his .home in Galway-had not
proceeded far before his horse was fright
easd by the fall of a gun, which he had
deposited in his carriage; in which fright
the carriage was upset. MIR. Slaid as he
related, felt considerably shocked by the
fall he thereby sustained, but soon recover
ed, put his carriage in order, and proceed.
ed about two miles from the springs, to an
intimate acquaintance of his, in Milton,
Mr.. Dibblc, where he alighted, accepted
an invitation to take tea, and related not
only the accident which had befallen him,
but entered into familiar conversation on
various topics.
After tea, ne invited daughter of Mr..
Dibble's TO ride home with him and spend
a few days with his family, to which Mrs.
Dibble assen:ed: They had not proceeded
mile when Mr.. S. observed * IbeKeve
shall not hoe to arrive home ~ these words,
delivered with a tone Of voice that was
never TO utter more shocked Miss Dib.
bic: she cast look a, his face; discover.
ed his situation, and requested him TO give
her the reins. They were no sooner de.
posted in her hands than Mr.. S. laid his
head in her lap and tainted. He was i'm.
mediately taken to Mr.. Gregory's inn,
and physicians called, who, on examina-
ton, found some blood vessels we're brok.
en- in his head. He continued 10 swoon
a short time and expired. Mr.. Slaid was
a middle aged man, in the full activity of
life-has left an agreeable partnerto mourn,
with society. his unrimely dissolution.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-07-13
,ouD0N, May II.

.csonnts from Paris, ssa1si
ha b 81 - various other places IN France, ice,
Fig - General peace will take place 10 less g,
bias ,s months. It was, however. -. -.
khan : !, Paris, that orders were 90 tine
ns'sa 4 4 being issued from me s'ar-a aas.
b asa Il numerous army . pay,
|oSs ss.ording to the latest adylcss from "a
a c sioreau embarked there ON she
b b. Zen 6, 5, ! French corvette for America.
ls'' mined name Of Mr.. Albert, mer-.
|'s' s', = New York, on his way TO France :.
| |fa.I', I however, have been given 10 the
|D 'f9.,,. # Bayoune and psrpiguats to de-
pi aa Aim should he enter either OF those.
sa ''. Nm aatil they shall receive fufshss m
E 4 ,,;oo from the French government.
' @s. sn.ni.h troops in the insrenehmsnt OF
y ~ p,fb now amouus to $4,000. An at
= ..t ', mon Gibraltar /. ssil confidently sai'
n of At Cadiz.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-07-13
Tne tf.

HtlC Eks I
Arrived, schr. Two Brothers, Watts,
IL days from Point Petre (Guad. Sailed
10 company wish chip Mercury, for Phila-
delphla. Lslk chip Cation, aud schooner
Concord, Murphy. Of Baltimore, uncer-
tain. Spoke nothing.
Also, ship Iris, Gross. from Amsser-
dam, via New Bedford.
Also, ship lava. Baker, SO DAYS from
Bristol. Left there, Goth May, ship Lou.
lisa, Wilson, of Philadelphia, from the Me-
2diserranean, discharging brig Charlotte,
Hammond, of Boston, just arrived from
Charleston sehr Concord, Rogers, Of
Petersburg, from the Mediterranean
June IL. lat. 45, long. SO, spoke ship>Ca-
roline, of Portland, from Liverpool, for
Boston, out "a days. 18th, lat. do, IS,
long. 90; Pallas, Edwards. Of Salem, 9
days from Boston for Calcutta. 25th, lat.
81, SO, long. &C, brig Ssorke, Donnel,, from
Rhode-Island, for Leghorn, out S days.
2sth, sloop from Rhode-Islaud. to, Barr
bados. July Sd, schooner -.----, from N.
Orleans TO Philadelphia, out is days, had
keen chased by a French privascer of Hog
Island ship Restisutiou, from Boston,
for Norfolk, out Z days. sth. off the
Capes, New York ship from Rotterdaaa,
for Norfolk, out SO days.
Also, schs. Sally, Watts, from St. Jaga,
81 days. left there, oath uls. sehr. Ann,
formerly of Baltimore, bought in. Brings
nothing. new.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-07-13

on the beauties Of he Eina; sEa 6hifhcs. ,hss
climax Of adulasion by hisiting ihs Is llpeliors
TO il.
Eixle iublipe attachments, iftjey end not its,
fsdaeaipn, f.ldsm cO.ciud= delightfully."-, evens.
though they ihoull sslminate in the vulgar ca.y
taiuophe Of marrisgs. The viGonssy heaven
soon fleets away, and the dslnded goddeis y,
thocktd to dnd nerisf RrtRsd q I'll her celeaial,
attributes. She now beholds. hesfelf OF lels ia,.
portance n.the elesD Of the mac lbe has cholen,,
than any sshev sseye 1sarai roossan.
No logger the is gratiied With the tear Of
of coan,erieaed paaiyn, the 6gh Of diNmbled.
rapture, or the lansuage Of pfsmeditated sdofs-s
tion. No longer Is the altar. OF bersanity loaded
With the ohlstloas Of 6ttic;ous fondnefs, the IN
cenfe Of faliehood, OF the faerGce Of aatury..
Hero apotheoGs is ended! She feels hetfrEf de-.
graded from the digniues and privileges of z,
goddels, to all the unpsrlettions,, vani:es, 'ads
weakneGes Of a fiighsed wna,an, asd d neglected.
wife. Her faults, which were 60 lately overlook
ed, or mifaken for yirtues. are nav fer IN 4
note. book. The patton, which, WAS vowed
eternal, lated only few lhort weeks; and the.
ia,difeEence which was TO- fas fspn being Included
in the bargain, that il was mech as lpf-
pested, fofIewet hsS-througksf ne whole tirelomes
journey Of their inapid, vacant, aud joylea exs
iHenss.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-07-13
NORFOLK, July 8.

Arrived, ship liconick, Parsons, from
Bosom.
Ship Eliza, Bunting, - day. from New
burypors.
sehr. Thomas Hayward, % days from
Grenada.
Sehs. Bee, Poulson, ~ days from Te-
nsrife.
Left there brig General Washington,
Vickery. of Norfolk, for port in Europe ;
schr. Iris, Russell Salem, performing qaar-
antIne; of the Island was boarded by a
Guernsey lugger priyateer and treated po-
litely.
IN lat. 81. long 72, spoke ship Greenock,
Warner, four days from Baltimore, bound
to Trinidad.
schr. sevsn.y-six, Wills, 20 days from
Trinidad.
Left there ship Hercules. and sloop
Neptune, of Pepperelborough; ship Lu-
cy Ann, Baltimore; ship Volunteer, Phi
ladelpha. detained for having contraband
goods on board briggs Rolla, New York,
Rsusen, Middle,owu.; and several others
names not recollecled.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-07-13
FOR SALE,
a good Mich Cozu.
Apply to the Printer.
July -. eor
Partnerlhip DilolYed,
July -.

THE par.nerhip bcsween JoAx Hsrs<r, fun.
j and George Gordon, shy ma, pal sdafens,
difoived. All perfoss indebted TO the aid Gfm.
are deired to make. Immediate payment; and
thofe who have any demands againR them, arc
requeaed to Prefent .heiE accounts '-gally apthea.
ficated.
Horner & Gordon.
July ra. d3t
". B. JoHH HOMER continues the Wheel
wright and Wagon. making brGoefs in their va.
rious branches, at bis lhop on Prince arses, ade
joining he Potomac Bank.