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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-09-07
Samuel Booker.
Adminissrator with,he will annexed.
August 9th, l635A wrds


THEsubscribcr offers for SALE,
the three tracts of LAND, hereafter de.
scribed, which viii be sold on very moderate
terms, as he expects 10 remove from, the STATE of
Virginia One srsa lies on Staunron river. abou,
. OF miles below Bibh's ferry, containing $40
acres OF valuasie low grounds, and frolr. "a SOC
acres Of highland The irnpsovcnsn are incon-
siderable. only such as win accommodate an over.
seer the Plantation is well calculated TO employ
about hands 10 advantage. One orher traSt Of
high land containing 500 acres. with small pa1,
tasion cleared, gopd new dwelling mouse nor
quite finished. This trad lies abous miles FROM,
Bib5's, and about the same distance from, owens
ferry, and about miles from where i've. One
Other tras, lying in Pit,sylvania county, ON the
nam road from, Peytonsbyrg to Danville, con.
tanning 800 acres, esteemed a good situation for
4 store and tavern on this rra6l Is good orch.
ard and some otherimprovcmenrs AstshaIibe
absent from the state for some montiIs, nave
authorised Cap Charles Scott, of Prince I'd
ward county, and Maj. Henry E Coleman. of
Halifax. and either Of them. to make sale of The
whole or any part Of the said lands
John b. Scott.
June Dist, 1905 40
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-09-07

JAMES TERN IN.
Hes just reeeiued a sutaly of fresh 81 eoo5
RDiCsNFs, PAINTS Ann tIATTRRg,
AVA CoI.ouR5--opsninga at his Corner ssop.
opPeh'e Col. CANDLES, with which he a,oII be
happy 90 fsrve his prmersu. lricnds. on ebe msA
moderate teTns.- he returns his Gnccre thanks
Tor the favor Of their enAom. I'm Sem ID
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-09-07
cartersville, cau1berland coun. /,
ty. August 10, 1906. WIN

Iai,la5le Lands, FOR SAFE.
PURSUANT to the last viii and
testament of William Brown. dec. will be
offered Tor ALE. on Tuesday the i5rh October
nex., at the late dwelling hose of the said dec;
IN rr'nce George county. Two miles from Peters
burg, that valuable :.
TRACT OF LAND,
hnDoining the lands of Robert Boiling. r "a. con.
tanning by late survey 800 acres. 500 of which are
now IN woods. lies well, * the plantation in good
uroer roy cropping-This landi is wen adapted 20
sne culture of grain, has good dwelling and cher
ho Us, and IS a healthy s,iuation ~
ne peculiar advantages Of this place fror, ia
TO Petersburg, renders it an obiea wor-
my OF attention to those DESTROYS of owning tina.
h'hu OF property It's deemed unneces sasy 20 saw
rore. AZ II Is presumed those wishing 20 pu,chase
VIII hrst view the premises. If more agreeable 70
purchasers, II will be laid OF in suitable lots. and
the payments made easy--bu, more particularly
MADE known on thai. day. Ten years credi, viii
DC gwen. IT more agreeable to the purchaser..
paying the interest annually Bind, win approv.
cd security and deea of trust on the land while
feqairedby
Samuel Booker.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-09-07

n TIERS fold at R..CAsror's. apcofire che
CITY Tavern, az the reduced price o. So Gems per
box One box according 10 it's d:reaion will,
make th1ee quarts Of the beR Rssored Bitte,s;
ne eheaeys IA fully sGsbiihed by all thoie tina,
have made ute OF a.. a.
Liberal silowinee will be made to thor. that
puEehafe BY whoiefzle. a. Sen.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-10-15

OF his favouyite, I.ord Wcleflcy: = blue ril-
band will be the i.lfcit for the nnittr, whiitt
It wt!l DC noi; gratifying to The allure aud pride
OF that noblcman hut any rubiic employment,
Entii atu!i and fair inve,s s;ion, and acqut,al
Ut the charges to be preferred in the next ie;ion
~ FarilaENept acainit The noble Lord, is totally
out ol the queitIon.
Tire fate of the compary's affairs, by the We
ny latet accounts from Bengal, is OF the mott
deplorable, notwithstanding the fuccefs that for
two years has attended III, Britih arms. The
country acquired from Tippoo, iromthe Nizam,
IN lieu OF iibiidy, the ailumption of the Carna-
tic, the tubiidy from poonat, in coniequencc
OF the treaty of Bafieen. The provinces taken
frcm the nibob of Dude, Cuipu, ard I'iona,
from the heirs of Ali Bahaudar, in BnnGiccund,
the provinces OF Cuach, from the ka;ah OF
berar, and the whole OF the Duauh TO beyond
Delhi and Agraph, from Duat RI; SENDER,
produce revenue CT upwards If ten millions
OF pounds fteriing, yearly. Since thete acoui-
nt'ons, however, and the CENT quent enormous
increa'ed yearly income, upwards Of fourteen
millions have been added to the permanent ,Iebr
of the company in ind!a aio:e, and the inven-
mrnt OF lsC4-5, which was fixed NJ 10 laos
OF Rupees, has been reduced by Lord Wellef.
ley, for want of funds, and cIofed finally at 80
iacS only. 10 iecure aiictS, rev loans were o.
Pened towards the clCte OF laft year at Calcutta
'i'>'i"S' d''h DSiICdS, ana GfNCiS ulued to ali
the collectors throughout india to receive ful,-
tcrir'ions to theie loans, which had, however,
utterly taiied. The utmot government could
procure, was the favnes Ct the army, the prize-
money, and the INTERRUPTIONS of their civil fer
wants and contractor, who received their falares
and payments in paper, bearing eight per cent.
per annum, inisead of their running in arrears,
and inch paperis, at Tire option Of the holders,
payable IN England at the rase OF es Cd. for a
rupee. Every payment for the current expen-
StS OF government, was made in what Lord
Weiehsy calls Treafury Bills, which are iIued
N iunlS a6 low as so rupees, and bear an inter
cit OF IL; and half per cent Such NAV be de-
pended on was the fate Of things, when the
iatdt accounts arrived from India Happily
Lord CORVALLIS vii! juft arrive in time to pre-
vent mott expenGve excurfion that Lord Wei
tiey contemplated in JlIy aad Auguf, TO the
Upper Provinces.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-10-15
Riebnonh 1nrifss Gurrfmt.
Sa!es at duesion

iHW be sI Tuesday tie STD ot's6rr n;st p9itOe!y
7oa5,n! rt,oe and credit Of 1870 days, for ":gO-
table n0te,, AZ fun, exceeding 100 cellars.
2 Large afiortnlent Of GOODS, conlfting Of
I Z Calico aud Chintz,
Slrerfne cloths and Cameres,
Fme and eoare d..
Dutch Blankets,
Mea and Wonleus cotton bookings,
Men and Women's lhort and extra long kid Gloves,
Mems white and brown thread BOOKINGS,
I'D, 98 aud Cd plain cambria mullins,
Cd figured and laced do.
lsih Linens ard .heerings,
Brown hollands, thread and tape,
Marfel.s DInity, Fullan,
Dura:its. Moreers,
Bombazets, Wilibores,
Mems fine and coar!e hats,
Mems fine and coasle ihoss,
n very Large aud general aTor,ment of lroninon-
gerry and Hardware,
Three cafes of ling!e and double barrel fowlng
pieces,
l0d and 30 Nails, Ssc &c. &c.
THOMAS TAYLOR & Co. v. MS.
Sept. -. (eptls.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-10-15

! he fubfcrbers respectfully inform their friends
and the public, that they have commenced b.-
lneis in the houie lately occupied by Mr. John Ayers
ladder next door to Dr. TeFnans', and nearly oppo-
fte to MIR. VIM. Calls Store-und, the tirp, of
FITZWHYLSONN . POTTER,
BoOK-BINDERS AND STH7IONERs.
They have on hand, an affortment of Stationary Of
excellent quality, to which additions are daily expst
ed.
Orders from the town or country immediately at
tended to, and every article vended by them warrant
et, as TO the quality of the materials, and the fidelity
of the workmanihip.
VIM. II. FI'rZWHYLSONN
WALTER POTTER.
Richmond, Sept. "a, 1905. ep3w
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-10-15

Weeoen GEORGE, was postmaster and t,v.
'i'I at Fredericksburg. Va. before tIc
'tN "'''I9h' was an active politician and mn
,,'o'' ana entered the military service corI, ~
,"' STRIFE becoming colonel of Viroiui, trn,,,,
~ ''' summer OF l776. He was made bri,,o.
u ai -g'"Gr" IN February, M. leading Lri-
sI... ~ ne "itlrs OF Brandywiuc and German
town. Dissatisfaction about raul, -, ','.''-
To leave the service at Valley yoroc I,,,t ''a'''
sumo" the command of hi, brigade i'm I1sO and
commanded the militia near Glouccstcr d,,ri,'''
lhe siege of Yorktown G3sD "''''S
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-10-15
SELECTIONS FROM tosDos PAPERS.
BgFou Csa!iOek

me moi satisfactory accounts have been re-
ceVcd concerii0S the RuiiitD expedition for
circumnayisating the globe. Tbpv are co., ,U
tanned in 4 letter tranfnffed Nv the co,n,ar,,a,
IA. kruien''eru, to NJ. S-huher, = menbsr IN
he Academy, and dated Auqut 8, 1901. fron,
Ramhcha'E1, where the voyigers arrived Win.
out any accident Of impcr arce, on the IAN oei
the preceding month, about FIVE weeks ancrI
cutting ne COAT Of RraGl. Thcy touched, orx
ihslr 2aHaye, at the Marquis iGanGs, ON one IN
"',cf M. KrnienGern found Frenchman an,
~ tnsLlhm7r, whom nc intends to bring Wild
IN to Europe. The latter had conlrlctely r,r.y
I'm rs nause language, and the Frerc5ng1
"ho bad not r. ken he ioc Gyer vea-,
Tome di6icu&! rare the Rufilns Z, urJc,a,'Y
mat ne r'd 3. -n yyecked ~ an Aneric,, n i,y
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-10-15
Curepeai? 5l!feiiIgrntr.
FROM OUR ENGLISH PAPERS.
LORD WELLESLEY AND THE INDIA
HOUSE
Auguh Oh.

Inc itatement in the newspapers, frR that
the Office OF iecretary of fate for the Colonies
and next that the board of controul was in keen.
Ing for Marquis Wellensy, has brought out the
following representation
The report that Lord CaHlerearh holds the
board OF controul only until Lord Lyeil,0sv's
arrival from India, Is totally void of foundation
Attsr contet the mott ariuous and fcyerc ever
maintained by the { curt Of direElors-after an
unceaiing ftruggIc for four years-that body at
laIt prevailed, and got Lord Wellelley removed
ron the government of the Iudia hour., TO
make way for Marquis CORVALLIS, whole o.
p",'ohs they knew to be dramatically oppolite
to thofe OF Lord Welc1ey.
"In every point lince the coDcnGon IF .be
war with Tirpoo, on the free trade, ON the tIv.
deradad and Poonll Subfdies, on our juterfcr-
ence IN the Mahrstta politics, on the eyten6op
or dominion, on tie college, on the employment
OF MS brother, on the new palace, on the enor-
nous eXptnce ct the body-guard, on the inyef-
meht, ard the protnie expenditure introduced
INTO every branch OF the fCrvice of the emDlcv.
mem OF military men inlead Of civilians n the
!ortIgn courts, aud At Prince of Walss's IG,nd !.
~ iIOit, to The whole fyltcm of Lord Lyeucf
leys government, the directors have Go,cp .
direct and marked hotility, and his LordG,ir
pertin7city ana adherence TO his own contrsr,,
opinions, IN no ways inferior To- thors Of the d.
re<tors them'elves. whom ayowedly, collective
~, and individually, he holds in the bigh IN
poii5le contempt, and TIE pride of whole life
It would be TO overurn aud denroy. So cir
cumitanced, jsit froblbls, or would il be vie
oreyen fate, ~ my miniter to altsmot 70 place
at the bead Of the board Of cortrouI, man Win
whom the diretior7, and thc whole body of The
Edit-Irda proprie:o's who frnport them, n,uit
meet IN open hofihy, and agaiat whom thew
mnt contend even for exiGcuce! No donb,
ME- I'tt Wi! erteIvcur "a tooth, IN foire wav
'W othet' the GitSrace, and the wounded fDirit
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-10-15
JOHN TOMpliIlVS,

II AS Jun received frelh fupply of OLD COG
a MICA BRANDY Part Of the fame fhipment
of his former parcel.
ALTO, few hhds. ofANTICUA RuAI, of good
quality.
He has hand, parcel of BEST FRENCH
CAMBRlCKS. The whole of which, h. offers for
iale very low Tor cain or On a liberal credit
Augu! rs. NRNO
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-10-15
BOARDING IN VyJJITaMSpTpC

+ 5 the time when the courle ufuay commences at
William 8, Mary College sfafapproaching the
uo.Srlber informs parents and Young gentlemen thar
ne will continue 10 receive boarders on terms as mode
rate as ereumtances will allow. 1t will be his pecu
liar endeavoT to combine satisfactory accommodations
with internal deeorum and propriety. BeGde Other
recommendations his houie poTtHts the adyant,,.
OF being anoit contiguous to the College
ED: CiENIf!AitT.
Williamsburg, Oaober ]. L5t.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-10-15
FALL GOODS.

HE Suojcr5er is receiving and deepening ge-
i neral aiiortment of FALL AND WINTER
GOODS, which he offers for iale OH his ufua Low,
terms. WILLIAM CALF.
October H. Nv
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-10-15
o9ober II.
MANCHESTER TURNPIKE COMPANY

Sth EEQUIsIrIoN.
"a TllE Shareholders in the MAncheter Turnpike
Company, are hereby required pay James
Brander, 1rcalrer, the further fun of ten dollars on
each !hare, or before the 9Th of November next.
BY order of the directors,
JAMES ERANDER, elk.
MancheGer, Oaober II. iSN.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-10-15

MILITARY CERTIFICATES.
A'OR SALE, Certificates Of this Pate, bearing in.
tcreit ot per cent. aud receivable at the Irea-
iuryor all arrearages o. taxes prior the wear 1903
WILLIAM PRICE, Cant. GenI. VI. 4.
MAY 10 ri
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| ' oLUNF 9.

lean vii! not be TO wanting TO it's own great.
nets aud It's own dignity, as to fu;,r i,feIf to he
.nned WITH. without exertrg its utmoit flrength
to 'nt'tt iuitab!e afiftment.
London papers to the l4th Arcuf, (fonr Gays
later than before received) have reachee, ms. hv
the arrivals from Grra,-Britain. They are rot
pr"Htc or news.-One article, however, which
ha' ITS iource in private communication. de.
itrves fome notice 1T f'Ys, that a treaty of
alliance has 0t7Haly been figned " the Minif
ters q: Great.Briraiu, Auftria, Ruilia, Sweden.
and the Ottoman Porte, in which it is ftipulated
that the Ruliian army in the Mediterranean.
winch is 10 be augmented 60 SO 600 men, is to be
taken into the pay o. Great Britain.-Thus flaws
the a,'ic'e' However (feb, or a ;jf,ailo,, treaty
may be expected, we DO not believe That tb.
hrit information of its being fisned would be
received in London, in private letter. we
think 1t probable the Britiih expedition, at Mai.
tn, under Craig, is defined to cooperate with
the Ru!iians in the fouth OF Earope.
Bg4ou Csa!iUeL
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-10-15
JUST RECEIVED
1T TOHN PUMFRET.S,

BOOk-BINDER AND STATIONER,
re NWO hundred and fifty Reams of FOOL soap
POrT and POST WRITING PAPER
He has alto on hand extenive Rock of BLANK
BOOKS of all doFiPtion,, mluuia Cured from mate
rails of the rR quality, and every other article in the
Statonar, line.
Tickets for iale i'll the Secoud Cafs of the Rich
nloud Academy Lottery.
October IL.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
~ The le6lutes in the College Of William and Ma
~ commence, uG,a!, the third Monday in DC
tober.
sIAREN rs and Guardians are hereby informed,
OF the neeeiiary expenses OF d Student for one
courie and it IS greatly b. wiied, that deviation
from them fhonld, IN M cafe, he permitted:
B1ard W the higbe0 rae from the 2Oth1
Of Oa. to the 10th tire fl.eceGing Jp!y I'o H.
Fuel, wa'hiug and candles, 35
IroIcBors fees, if three be attended, as
Pocket mOney-nos to exceed 80
Dollars, go
October g. q
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-10-15
ROCKS BoRRowED 70 NOT RETURNED.

ROCKS BORROW/ED % NOT RETURNED.
'HE Esorl Poirmr IF Gi6im's 5j7o,y Of br decline
= and fall IF t6e Roman Embire. TIE f,F voinms
If Ialo75 bjiory IF Philip Ds DiyA and tee Jfeond no.
Aa1e gff1e jaas am5ays bjeo,y If PLiip he yceaod.
1bs Psgoas s'lo may brinfaB1ioa gtbs Ioof abovsd
frtta 7oi: haze a" o6bofaify IF returning tbem TO be
o'0aer, By !ra9ia: liar 7Otl tie Etor II III. In
sHJs' Ol3OGer |.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-10-15
Ellis q ALLAM

II AVE jun received-ss bags COFFEE, piues
L / OLD BRAZIL WINE Of very fuperior quail
ty, and pipe COGNIAC BRANDY, which they
will ell low Tor calI or OH a ihort credit
Sept. II. ensvv
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-10-15

FgNHE Co-partnerhip of the fuhftrbsrs, under
the firm of Thomas Taylor G, Co, Will DIFF
folse by mutual content, the lth na
THOS. TAYLOR,
mo. SATCHELL.
TbrJlbjfribers, nnder the jim Of
TAYLOR g BROWN,
Offer their iervces the pubic as AUcTIoNrERs
and CoMMIssloN MERCHANTS, at the itand lately
occupied by Thomas Taylor & Co. where they have
hand large Hock of
Dry Cood5 and Weg-Ildia Produce,
fnoh OF which will be dilpoied of at private fale OIL
very low terms ,for cath approved negotiable
no;es.
THOMAS TAYLOR.
JAMES BROWN, Junr.
o3ober H. eff
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-10-15

liz Co-Partnefhip Of Kuroar Il DRunMorp
4 Is, by nrnual content, dilIolved this day. All
perions having demands agauG iaid firm, and tho(e
indebted thereto, are requenej to cali on WIN. C.
Drummond & Co. for immediate fetsicment.
WALTON KNIGHT,
w c. DRUMMOND.
O3Jber J. GG
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-11-22

The f6ilowins i extscted iron ! re-
cent publication IL Dublin Dennis
Carrobie. Of Athentire. ireland, died
iso5, aged ~ years. He married Z
times, had seshildren $50 grand chill.
dren; - great grand children IS
great great rtahd ehildnn kmlkinx I 10
a. of i2SS deseendano &
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-11-22
stop STOP l COX Here.

.THE uubseriber speetfnlly informs
4 his friends end d. public j. gene
fnis that Ne has returned y Martinsbur6,
md rcsides u =, house formerly oecue
pied by ~ kcof 81 this cnpusy,. ID The
main sifeet, next door 10 Qerrptd HAM
tpcrline -Nhcrc Re has cQnmcnecd de
,WHEEL.WRloHT bntincss Il 10 ".
riety, md IS. Sc attainea he perfect
knowledge of the above business u that
part of Europe mctt famed for Spinning
Wheel making.s Re. aatters himself thaf
hs VIII receive he pasfonase sfIiepds
and the public.
Come shen ladies attend,
Take work from yoilr friend
Take fne Spinning Wheels,
And han1s6nc Ckerk Reels.
Healso win make looms, Sfools, suifis,
shuttles, shafts, speeding and quill uheels,
bcdstesds, chairs, shoe makefs lasts,
and ~ sorts Of turning. &c.
NJ =. He u determined to make and
repair Il The most reduced priees, and
onthe shortest notice, forcash o. eounr
~ produces
an wifk respect.
TIE public 3 friend,
ROBERT GALLAGHER.
November q. iaos.
= He has ! lev SIN eon,ainink no
gallons 70 dispose oE
ne Nsssh y beian1
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RICHMOND. November e.

ssXAAt<ktH4tttN&ke1S OtC1iUStstts
Inthe ship William Penn, which ar-
rived ID tIamptoa Roads on The eth inst.
came passenger FULWAR SKIP
WITH, Ksq. consul general for the u.
s. At Paris, who reached this city on Fri.
day night. He was on his way "a Wash
ington, charged with important COM
mdpications % The governments. On the
subject of our relztions with Spain and
her ally France, Mr.. Skipwish hitherto
preserved 4 studied and prudent silsnce.
HE Norfolk papers indeed presume 10
aay, ia without any authority from Mr..
s. that = no hope Of IN accommodates Of
our diifsrences with that nation now re-
smains.n b.
Were We Disposed 70 express our own
opinion Oh ! subject 20 completely wrapt
up in The mazes Of diplomacy, Il would
u. that very little progress has been made
In the negosiation At Madrid since Mr..
Monroe left that city, IS no minister plr-
nipoteptiary has been there since his de.
psrture that the sext 81 Diplomatic skill
has been Ia IN probability transferred to
, Paris !, that The original grounds Of the
hegociation have been altered by new
propositions, and thar Il would notbe 1
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-11-22

THE snbscrlbef Win III & public
j tendne, Il he widow Eskhnres
tayeIn, ontke azlh 81 Decemhcr next, !
HOUSE and LOT, the properly e n.
cob Staley. dec. situatt inihe main street.
Shephefd's -TownThe house u bulk
ofbrisk, islatge md dioui, three
ssoriss high. with an sxcelltnf cellar IN.
der the phole, end - sitpation foR ony
kind At public husisess equAl % my =
Shepheidss ToHns -thcre 4 o. de same
Lot snlall Frame House and Sable
The Lot L enclosed and ven adapted
fog 4 Garden, The terms win b made
knoMn o. dc day Of ssle. The sale -
begin e / / c,eloek.
He vii aiso ssk q the came time and
Place, ~ cab only, 1saries, az House,
bold and Kitchen Furniture.
PETER 6TALEy, Exr.
November -, 1906.
~. b. It's expected that II who stand
indebted % he estatc ofthc said Jscob
Stnley. dec. win prepare % discharge
them.by de day of sale md those Who
have claims sgainst tare desired % e.
hibis shen, properly as,essed, g. ss.ils-
ment.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-11-22
GEORGETOWN, Noyeia,l

GEORGETOWN, November IS.
We have justnow been Informed, that
orders have been ivenby goverument fof
! detachment 81 Marines 70 Be IN readi-
ness % proceed 70 New Orleans without
delay. And that he New Orleans sta-
ton win Be guarded 81 ! nambst of gdA
boats. ~
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if4RTINsBURc No, :, -.
Ndssied, III. ALEXANDER C60R
,ER u Miss A4R4 REED, 5efk sf
Marfinsbngg.
Doctor EDW4RD TirrTh. formerly
ofthis county, rs re-slected Govsfnorof
the STATE ef Ohio.
pk1NsYLvAnIA EiEcYfcn.

Il
The returns ofthe electionin Rennsyl-
wants, have i length been received 81
Lancaster. The total majority ID favor
Of M,Kean, solicially stated IL $ ,l5a-.
But Il l. presumed that when he votes
are examined before the senate. sos win
Be sahsttacted ffom this amount, on ac-
count of thar number Of votes, ii Bucks
county, which were erroneonsly endors-
"a by The clerk Of elections Samnet in
ktead Of ,SiMep Slydef, and win reduce
M'Keanss tnajoFity % =, 7s5.
A-s-e 4
Lieut.. lanes Biddle. Of DE- City &c
Philsdslphia, late ! prisonerin Tripoii,
has been appointed % The command of
Gun Boat, No. !. !"
The legislature Of the Indiana terrific.
~ have enacted. that IN neKroes and
mulattoes brough into thar territory, un-
der rs years ofage, are 70 Be recorded
and serve until the males are 81. and the
females s.. An OYER - to Be taken be.
fore The profhonatpry and an agreement
made for : certain term, and ifthe TERM
brings them 70 -, Or over, he master
to give bonds with security of 500 dol
lafS, that they shlll not become charge
able 20 the county II children born af.
Ter the plsssge 81 the law 10 serve, The
males till so years of age, the females
till 50 they are 70 Be under the same
rcgulatious - apprentices, and can Be
temovedin case Of maltrsatment.
Lex. Gas ]
Medfterraaean 7tade. "A memorial
has been forwarded from Spain, By The
Americans, stating the injuries now sus-
tanned By our merchants trading up the
Mediterraneaa. owing 70 the depredasi-
ons of the Spaniafds, and urging he ab-
aoIute necessity Of our Goeernment's
taking measures % protect this trade.
Itis Dictated by an energy of tone, which
We trust may command attention.
Bssisa peper.l u
i viii be remembered that We gave our
decided appreciation 10 the bill for SeRn-
lating the condnct of armed vessels bound
ID 81. Domingo, and other parts Of the
West Indies. We did 50 upon 1 con-
viction that il vas wise, sound, and iu.t
natlonal ast, duly and striesly eoncurrent
with our duty, as one Of thoss eommon-
wealth. bound Up inthe exeelIsub saln,
ffef 5lf
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-11-22

Lieut.. lanes Biddle. Of Dc City |
Philadslphia, late ! prisonerin Tripol
has been appointed % the command 1
Gun Boai, No. 1.