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Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-12-27

75Ts2s . = 80 ~, Is - - $50 - :
s'1enf d faf tinted 5tafes.
-. ]. : 8.
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= ss ~ $3.50. ,.ss Il ~ s1.k 5sa'ssess,
- 2 = i - - - -
LoNnor, August 20, f60S. 4
SfR- my arrival Is Liverpool, +
wrote Tor thr information d gorernment,
giving statement of she capture o. ,lie
nan, Uniformed ne s. lid not rritteSi,
Induced re e ipfussd shis - Gle ~
might mlsea!ry
~ - Z, & y, =. e, =. eng
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sl02nss psi.esess cagsa ~ risr's, COM
msspsa 81 Ansp9lo Lsbo, from o.so
ns 1slso. ksno 9axe ~ g.
,sllg Us sn'plMas ns. pe.n8 bound ior
49,. Is. ! ~ l NJ nsy.eg , an,sn
3. s9'1,l,l ks,s se7R g ten
1870 as,s s,.ls pne oaF!ei @ tzf snq sun.
u.y I. s,s,ss /. c ..ook y ~ GIN ou5
Asp9 s.s sa .n ooy, Pus z pE'<e No.
~ ny = 'ss..AsSs % 9oaras 40 81
ueas - Us mp so, rofso nleo.
~ I snS ~ q ss9gs 2! nsL :.
- ss-s =. ~ sw9 Engiisn, sninsa-
49, ID Us spansarq ons PVT
Ps.1s ,p' Il. s91 srsw on ooar1. anu er-
usssa rs snip .or .kiyerpoo's Where sne
essss e e sns Pm uit. m1cn qama1e ~.
4Atc tne no1Nr 90 pFs
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-03-05
VALUABLE PROPERTY
FOR sale.

NTiLL BE SOLD, to the higheG bidder, on the
Wv Premiies, on the third day of April next, at
IL o'clock, an undivided moiety in the two lots of
grounds formerly the properly Of andrew Ronald
decd fronting the Baton of the James River Canal
near the center of the city Of Richmond, with an un
divided moiety of all the valuable buildings thereon
coniiiting of alarge three ilory BRICK BUILDING
eighty feet in length, with fourtenements, twenty
feet wide and forty-fve feet in length with fire pla
ces onthe hrtt and fecond floors, roomy garrets in
each, with large wheels fixed for huing and lower
ing packages, &c. with difpatch and cafe, good dry
cellars, with fire places in each This houie has been
lately built and in good repair adjoining is a well f.
mined two tory framed dwelling houfe thirty eight
ieet iquare with two good cellars with fire places in
each for cooking, in the frl and fecond floors are
eight rooms and FIX fire places--Allo, inall two TO-
ry Brick Houie with four rooms, with fire placesiin
each, convenient for itore imall family, liewile
imal wooden building with cellar, built for kitch-
en-, and may be uied as ioP ALTO two fables and
carriage houfe. The buildings except the kitchen.
itaole and carriage houle, are injured in the Mutual
lnlurance Company againfs fire in the ate of Virgi
MIA, and the premiums paid Thelots front the baton
on one lide, and bounded by Carys Rreet, and the
itreet Leading to Shoekoe warehoufe, on the two l.
Their tides of them, and are as convenient for com,
mercial or other buGnefs as any in the CITY.
The terms OF iale, will be feventeen thouiand dol
lars IN ready money, the reidue payable the fifth dav
OF Augull next, for which reiidue bond with annrav
ed ieeurity will be required. 1t is deemed unrece-
y to itate the great value of the above property to
thoe who relide in this city, but for the information
Of Strangers the fubfcriber begs leave to state. that
the atoreiaid property is Immediately oppofte the
lower part Of the balm Of the James river cara where
all the produce of the upper country is a.ded; and
to any perion deiirous of carrying on the comminion
buiineis eztenivey perhaps is hyperion to any other
in this city. '''''
WILLIAM AUSTIN.
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NOTICE.

~ENO facilitate to claimants under the 7th arti-
Gle of the with Great Britain t.iiv ree;;t,;
OF the third inialnent due the 5h July next in
inaances in which they have not ccnftuted the pub
lie agent in London, their pecal stsorneys has been
thought proper TO draw the United States all fuch
monies of the above deicrption asnay not be drawn
from him By the individuals themieves prior to the
III OF September next. The agent is accordingly IN
lrued to coae paying them after that date bat a-
the q of November next they will be again pay
able at the city of Warrington to thofe who have
right, or to their attornies duly authorized.
De,artg-rf IF STATE, Frj. !. 1905
- Note. The Printers of the Laws of the United
States recaeed inlert the above four times in
their gazettes. Feb.
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February ST
TO MR. CHRISTOPHER JOHNSON, OF
SOUTH-CAROLINA.


4 5 Gon ere not n reEoieat IF f5i5 Con,,7ou-
"A qveaif6, 0Hd hare 10 agent 81, lftfor7sy
qc'f6in the yErHe, 10 qDbom legaI notice ran h.
Si7'e" Jon are bcre5y informed, fbat by 4,i,tae
Court Of Cbaaeery, fGr Tie nildk djlyi7 ofD;r.
ginia, By Lqqo dite6ed 10 be bolea az tbe Gos;,oy
IN fbe CITY Of Riebnoad, in tie Gdt in Cba5errr
dfbe"diTg IN aid eonrf,i1 zvbicb gau are Coa5Iqi-
"aNf, ana I am Dcfsadanf, ! haH traced an
TIE .Iecond Moaday in I5rH ncxf. Mt RI. 7s-,.s,,
Of Ja'7eJ George in TIE cotafy If Coocbia1d zyI
F0te ef'Pirgiaia, to take re dcboGii515 ofTbo.
1,H5 Jobnlon, jain Jo5lj5n, Zae5aria5 p1Li;q0,.
Job" fref7veII, and ItilLian Cbiek, 10 be READ
as e7idenee in tire Ezid.fdf, and fbnfiffbe lame
cannot be taken on ne day l,f5,lIaid, fbe t1L;yg
fbere2f aoW be coaiiHped By adjoaraayeaf from
day TO day until the zOboic are c9,g6lcscd gy6~a
and qobere yo~ nay if .gou biegJe attend.
AMIR, Your, sc.
BERGMAN JOHNSON.
LoHija eoa1ty, mi Rafe of Tjryiaia,
fe5TaHyy &c, lseS lei 4sgJ
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NOTICE.

4 HE Gs5lri6ers ba7';zg pr an endto fteir re,
: tail 6qfneis, reqneR tie debtors tofbi5 jiy7r 10
come forqoard, 7vitbouf los of time, 10 sos tbsi,
accounts n!iHfeI, and 10 tey evbat mar be die.
rs great indulgence has been airsaly g;pen, fir
tier cannot reajonG6Ly be expected. George bic
Cradle gVW attend at this Piece, far tie pHyp9js
fESftl:ng f5s accounts, and rejoicing bGrnle7itS
Tb9ts zvbo do not Per, or giz,s /7tiJta7oyy n.Gl-
rance cfpagimg foam, ni9f blame fbemjekveJ is
/ilif5 are igj1ituted agaiqf fbem.
LYLE 81 Nc CREOLE.
Ma"cbsfer, FEB. 5.-----(e9ssv.J
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-03-05
9o NoM-RESIDEN7S OF KEWTUCET IL

HE SUBSCRIBER Hving in the neigb5our.
L b0od efFrankt6rt, Kentucky, baUiae tog9sy-
taken TO Pag the taxes ofa number Of Gentlemen
fEhdiHg IN Virginia and elczUbeye, on their E4nd,
IN tins Hafe, anu finding that the reuitting ofs,o-
neg TO him. for fbGt parboe is affened 7Oifb Greet
difeDlfie5, rj& and trouble, broboJe5 il 10 tbols
gentlemen and any others qybo mar Erd If nm mr.
e2h1"od0fion to tben, tire foLozying biaa. 10 7y;t
Ibaf tbey rail dcbe,ft their moneg in eitber offke
6HHkt Of Ric6mond, diexandria, George fozvn or
6a'ii'7ofe, on or bstore Tire mn day oCNay an
"NGIl;' aHa Gt1borijf/ 9me perj5n ut boe f7,e.
raj b@hh5 70 advjf him bg boF Of the G,non,gf,
and IN 7ob9irrrsdH ifI0libeabbLie9 and i,,,sozo.
r. nm 10 dJg7o tort5s June, Paya6k an Ee5f.
IRE hg"a5 efHoa-rchd1HfJ are 0d7erfi2ed a5ovt
fbetlH Of JHly, zVbic6 is an ex3e1ce Of fzcsa,y
f5e cents an e0cb fraH. TbeG5fr;Ber't dr6G
S0'H conmaSd IKE cdB in this Rate, ami ar I2on
as bi5 biH5 are 5onovred ri any offbe aLoze ,gcf-
oAed 6ankJ, be zyiU adpaNce tie money in KEN
heEy' de4nffiRg JS1r1 and n aiFbercenf commit
on JoT hrs froa5Ir, III attending to nnd epecpt;1g
TIE bHEHc/J. lie 7vW eHciof duDLcafe ,eee;si,
10 fb2'e bankS in zOb.cb the n7one1 is deboGfed. mr.
70 TIE Probriefers effbs iaady keebze Ire or;1j1ai
N bft o7vH59Dc6Foz, focorre7 anyeyy1,y zyb;eb5z1y
cur IN tee aHGifory o3Fre IF Kentncky. In fboE
gentlemen SO5o mar 7vjb 10 pay fbeir faret -,
rms S"ay, aaa 70bo baTc not n ber/o7aI acgu,,;,-
feHee qVifb Tie aljcriber, Ire bees Lea7,r TO r>fr
tben to TIE Hon. .TobH Byerkenridee, fbe Fo1.
Afeff9e70 Walton, Ef7tJ. aozU in CoagreG,ea fbe
eit1 ef |Glbingfon, or to Gen. John Pre9on ot
Montso1ie,Y conniy, and Coh .Tames Byeekc1yjIge
Of Bofsfoarf cop1ty, Yirgilia, ar 10 the cenflence
sUbieb may be rf6eySdm him.
NATHANIEL HHPT.
". %. TIE poFgge on all letters directed TO me
on The 1boUs bqGec5 n11R be paid.
1lefeM0sr 10, 1904 (eSf1 Mag.)
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TO RENT,
AMD rOssEsIoN oIvaN IMMeplArrLY,


a TENEMENT on Shockoe HILL adjoining tb,.
I n hou!e now occupied by Mr. John M. Credie,
lately poHaiIed by the SGblcIiber There is ON it a
convenient Wooden Houle with two rooms, cloret
and paaage, on the fire. hoor Two rooms and a
clo!et above, kitchen and three cellars below with
Smoke Nouie and Garden. Alto Wooden HouG.
with two rooms, fire place, kitchen and cellar on tn
Tenement whsreon now live, lately occupied by
Mr. Samuel Creenhow, on the lot formerly teonoin;,
to Mr. Benjamin AIoiby. WuIONTf2 {
January, l7th 1905. lyr
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CUMBERLAND Deccnbe, co.,rt. ,so1.
rla.ntia

UMBtkLhND December Cowf, 1904.
IN CHANCERY
y" Lilac. CLARKE, Pla:ntiI-
AgainG
JhNhTT R1soN, Thomas LtcoS &
TEoMAs Dent, D.G.,d,,,,
HIS day came Tie plaintiff by his attorney, and
L the Defendant Janatt Rifou not having entered
his appearance and given ieeurity according o In. =
Of Aiemhiy and rules Of this court and it a2-esr.7-
to tie iati'aSion Of the court, that he is not an n
oitant OF this Rate, the n1c.ion Of the rlaintr bv
ms attorney il isordered, tha; the defendant. ana;e
Eiion do appear here, on the fourth Monday IN April
next, and aniwer the oomplIinants BILL and tha. co.
py OF this order be forthwith inherited in fone one of
the newspapers pubbed in the CRY Of Richnord. for
two months fuceeGivey, and prlcd at the ZION. door
Of the Coirthoufe Of this County.
copy, teac,
M. WooDSoN, OK.
Feb. %. ep2mq
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yUST RECEIVED, and for G,lc at the Office
) of the ENQuIKES, few copies OF the fol-
lowing BOOKS:
Moors's Hslgcrcon,
Life Of Doaor Darzuin,
Report cft5e Trial Of lord Rend,fort,
Gsa2don'S Disef oftbe Laqv5 Of fse U. States,
Terrible Traaorafion,
Ioiny's FiezO ofths United States, SIC. &c.
February 5.
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For sAIR-

On credit ~ g months, at the Eagle tavern. on the
goth March euluag:
q Certain tract or parcel of LAND, living in Pa
i y trick county Mayo river. containing $50
acres more or leis, being that fraa lstely owned by
John Spencer, cad fod By virtue Of deed Ct .rua Sor
TIE 5ereit Of Dunlop, Pollok &; CO. COL Geo Perm
o. F9Uek w'l' he'g the Ind to any Perfon dPofe1 to
tee, viii be nlsde TIE pufcaier on ravn,ent Of IN,
rioHeg--undouhteif rrity viii We required
PROcSTR & MCNCURE, y. Ne.
ilbrC.iJ Q.
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with Boots or shoesa well as if they We're on the
fpot.-...~--A-the length Of the Boot..C-round the
Calf..B-the pitch of ditto...D-round the heel and
inffep~..E-round the initep...G-acrofs tie ball of
the foot. Fix the heel againit perpendicular, and
flick knife at the end of the great toeet down in
figures the number of inches and quarters in the DIFF
ferent meaiures June 30. ep6m.
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NEAL NELSON,
BOOT 81 SHOE ATHNLIF .4C7,rrp rR
MAIN-sTREET, RIcumnNn-
.AIN-sTREET, RICHMOND,

NJ AXIS Boots & Shoes
Nv to any pattern or faGl-
ion equal in point of Ma
TEKIALs and WoRxMAN-
SHIP to any in general uGe.
- Imported Poo rs and
SnoEs, OF the fri quality
and newell falhion, for fale.
- Gentlemen at a diC-
lance, who are dilpored u
forward me their n1eaiure.
by paying attention to the
annexed cut, can be fired
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7. TOMpKrNS

D ESPEcTFULLY iata,1us tb9jc eopce,nc5.
IN that be has yemoze6 tie books and 5aserS o.
t6e late caJcs.ri ofRobert Pollok 6 Co. n4l Da,-
Top, Pciich = Go. ~ n l-~,v Brick Eoaje ,scas-
iss BGED, and diei7is o55Q,f.eto lie Seais-s2caf.
.pbere he has yJo, Jaie, a .feSv PIPES of CID
CoCNIAC BRANDT, etjigbc,ior qrei;lr.
December IL.
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DAVID BUCHANAN
NCTTCE
~ - I - IL.

NOTICE.
4 Ii. 9tgsas isG1t-l 70 Ms },ts tim Of BUcHA-
~ I = NAN, DUNLOP = co. Of Pete,,fayg, no.
t, tYS IOiI.OH y co. Of R;e5sssra, ard bun
ttot. f2Ll'oi> . co. Of 1fmebsqey, are &,>sy
Notified t6at Ja,ve, Dnr!qt lefe ba,fr,y !. n, ,,.
concerns, @a5 @esa1Ts iaresq'lr Of tie ou.gs4ng L
fcy s9Hi5e'g'oyt be is.o sr,ie ,aysgt 70 ~ to,,
1't5ThT5 'fha-@g in R5moa4, or f5s Gbr,ii.y p s,r
IA F4sJ"Hg, Sbo alone aaf5oifIlo ,r4ke l, -.
ara gram c!sSa5gs-s4s 7OA b: iadsr7.ir..eiy laa-
7T.Sr.1 "''i!F az 7r60 do net 1at. ynsat A,e T. ID
Of FeJyelry NEST. J'J
JOHN DUNLOP, lf,.,,u:r
Far J-A1LES DUNL6p..
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N o T c E.

ME the undersigned, partners in the late co-ter,s
w OF BUCHANAN, DUNLOP, & Co at Pc
teriburg, of ROBERT POLLOK, & Co at S;eA-
nono' and ofDUNLOP, POLLOK, & Co at Man.
cheieF' have fold 20 MIR. James Dunlop, our late
partner m laid concerns, the debts now due TO- and
0c'itandi'lS't thee tahlihments in
Hsotea "'l therefore peaeto take notice, tina, here
S''ef p,Vsn's are to be made only to the faid Mr.
James Dunlop his attorney attorneys, and 20 who,
thoie having claims agaiu ,hefe concerns vii, apcy
Tor payment fi'
DAVID BUCHANAN
BY ROBERT POLLOK,
kiy 4f'fey7s,.
ROBERT POLLOK.
Virginia, Petcrihurg, Dee 9, 1905. (ep,n)
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WILL br .giqr1 FIR 10 or 1s BOrg. f.oa,
10 l5rea,ssM. EE91yv eflbc Priaferl.
''''' 10 [tp91
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! On Thurfday lat, Thomas Lttlcpage, ofthe
county Fixing William, was riding ON the roac,
which led from the Piping Tree to Hanover
town in the county OF Hanover, in company
with Mr.. Whtlock when the latter fuddeu-
ly checked his horte, and addreiled his compa-
mon IN words to the following effect: " Wonder
is King. Take care, he'll lhoot YOU" "Oh
no !; was the an!wer," he is too Did cow
ard" The prediction, hoe ever, was too true.
MIR. L'ttlePace turned the head of his horie to-
wards MIR. King, when the latter leveled the
gun which he held in his hand, and dfcharged
II with too true an ann. The horie on W hiCh
Mr.. L.was mounted, Immediately dropped and
ioon expired. Three buck-ihot entered the
breait of the unfortunate rider. That the wound
mutt have been mortal, appears from the decla-
ration OF the furgcoH, who examined and prob
ed 1t; but death did not immediat eniue
MIR. l.. appeared at irf only ftunned by the
wound, and was recovering, when MIR. King,
who had been hitherto ftandiug on the other
tde of the fence, Immediately croied into the
road, and drawing pocket pifo, completely
executed his purpofe, by prefentng it to Mr..
Us head, and diicharging it in that ituation.
l he ball penetrated one fde OF the fkull and
came out at the other. Mr.. King made no eff
+ rt to etcape the inveilgation OF the law, and
surrendered himfelf into the power of the civil
magl!trate.
On lat Saturday his examination before the
magiftrate took place. No effort was made TO
diiprove mott ofthe preceding facts: but the
plea, on which he retted his defence, was iuftifi-
cation. Many witnefes were produced to
prove the hottie defigns OF Mr.. Littlepage to-
wards him. 1t was proved that on the 4th of this
month, Mr.. Littlepage had met MIR. King on
the fame road, had ailaulted him with a cudrel
and would have probably terminated his exit
ence, if his head had not been fuificiently pro-
teGted by his hat. Several witueiles were adj
duced to prove, that Mr.. LIS recruitment was
not as yet tnbdued that he had threatened 10
cudgel Mr.. X. OH the very Grf occalion when
they met, and that if he made the lear re(ifance
ne was determined to fhoct him dead that Mr.
King had heard Of thefe menaces and that on
the very morning of their interview, Mr.. l.. had
expreiied refoution to make cfs OF A flick
whie he held in his hand, and pair of loaded
pitols he had in his pocket, for the confumma
ton of thefe deiigns. The circumstances
which led to iuch fatal holtil;v;, are extremely
voluminous, many of them delicate for a
public paper, and very few ieievant perhaps to
this melancholy catastrophe. tits fufficient to
add that MIR. King has been committed to iail
by the magllrate; that he will be tried next Sa-
turday, before a call court: ana ihord he be
conmittd to further trial, that he will be bro't
up to the diltriGl court, which is to fct in this
city on the LIT of next month.
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ADVERTISEMENT.
To be SOLD to the bigben bidder, on credit of
twelve months,

To be SOLD to the higheH bidder, on a credit of
twelve months,
live TRACTS Of LAND, belonging TO the enats
L of Thomas Anderfon dec. viz One m Canp-
bell county, Of 400 acres, lying both I'D of the
main road, the branches of Beaver Creek; thi,
ra9 to be fold at next April Campbell court, being
the sth day of the month.
One in Botetourtcoutyo off OacTes lying on Catav-
ba creek this tractto be fold at next April Bote-
tourt court being the ith day Of the month theft,
two faes to be attended by Mr. Anthony Dibrell, who
is hereby fully authorized to act for the executors of
the iaid Thomas Anderlon.
One of 400 acres, one Of 147 acres, and one Of 50
acres, lying in Buckingham county the two former
on the waters OF Rock Hand creek, and the latter
one on Irying'sferry road. Thefe three lar tracls
to be fold at next May Buckingham court, being the
9Th day Of the month. Bond with approved f. .
surity will be required TO bear intereh from tl,
date, but if punaually paid the ntere mall be rem
ted.
NATH1 ANDERSON, &
ROBERT RIVES.
Ex'rs of Thos. As4erfon, dec
Albemarle county, March 10, 1905 ids
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Tps rsrNcu IMpsRta, m.sr,,


The French papers give the following defcrip-
ton of this mantle. Ii is of the ineit velvet. of
amaranthus color four ellis (iix yards Enelh)
long from the extremity of the train to the top
ofthe collar. And nearly eight feet wide.-Thc
ground isbarjSme with golden bees, embroider-
ed i'll bots IT is edged with a golden border,
the richneis of which is only equalled by the
workmanihip. AT equal intervals, in the midR
of branches oflaurel, in full bloom, and ears of
corn pleaiing!y iptermixed, is Il FLYER fan, fur
mounted by an oak and IN olive, and within the
fun, the letter N. in raiftd gold. This mantle is
entirely lined with ermine; the fur extends
nearly four inches in breadth, beyond the bor-
der in gold. II has alto broad collar, in the
shape ola tppit, all of ernine. There is only
one open leeve, like that of Turkifh drefs :;
and upon the other an opening, which is 20 be
cloied wi clafp of diamonds. The mantle
of the emprefS, is in every repect like that of her
aueuf comfort, with this exception, that the
fnns in the border are of gold, and the letter N
of FLYER.
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DnmeiFir Jutsiil0fnee.
NETWORK, March 7.

TIE Turks on board the John Adams are
ftout, weil-loohing men. Multapha, who had
been captain of one OF the Tripoline gun-boats,
has IN open and pleaiing cOuntenance, and is
polite in addrefs. He fpeaks little Eng'iil,,
and is very aftable. His drefs, as well as that
of fome Others of his countrymen, has been We
nv rich, and ihews, in its tarniihed condition,
that it was once elegant and fuperb. The OBJ
ject of bringing the Turks to this country is to
give them AN opportunity OF witneifng orr
manners, and experiencing our humanity; an
object evidently wife and laudabie.--lt may
learn them more than we with.
Extral7 ofa letter from Wnybington, to the E
Ai.or oftbe Evenins PeR, dated March l.
"Dear Sir,
"I forwarded to you fome days fince, bill
which was introduced to the Senate on motion
and under the patronage of Gen. John Smith,
of New-York, granting to Aaron Burr, Vice
PreGdent, TIE right of frankins letters during
his life. Yelterday the bill had third reading,
and, am forty TO be Obliged to add, paed
that Branch, ayes lS--noeS l3.-It was oppo-
fed with great firmneis and ability, by Meiirs.
Hiilhoufe. Pickering and ieveral other Senators.
During the difcuilion, the fubjed of the late
melancholy and ever to be lamented duel, was
brought into view, and the New-Jerfey indict-
ment for the murder that was committed
Much warmth enfurd. Mr.. Wright of Mary
land, went the length of defending duelling as
proper and juaifiable. He had the unheard of
aiurance to quote fcripture too: "David
fought duel (id he) with Goliath of Gath
and flew him, and this bill is oppoed ONLY be-
caufe the little David of republcaniim has llain
the great Goliath of federaliim."
"Ths morning the franking bill, which
have iuft mentioned, was taken up in the houfe.
On motion that the further confederation of the
bill be ponponed to the # Monday in Decem-
Der next, much to the honour of the Houfe, it
was carried in the affirmative, ayes 5s-noes
25.''
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-03-19

uUiiuS tbe year 1904, 10 VIII.
Tears. NJ
John Quarterman, Penn. 81
Samuel Barrow, Boothbay, Me l05
Ephraim Pratt, Shutefbury, Man. liz
John Benap Wi'Alboro', lOl
Dorathy Du.in, Philadelphia, los
Ann Baker, Waterford, Me. los
Sarah Low, Fitchburg, MsG. 90
Abigail Stone, Groton, MaG. %
Henry Abram, Chillicothe. lO2
Geo. Gregory, Kingfon, Eng. LOG
Jean George, England. ITO
John Stewart, (Col. of the Tinkcrsl Aber-
feldy, England, LOG
Man in Lithuana Poland, l63
James Thomas, Georgia, U. S. 1874
Pompe, Negro, Delyware, 100
Anthony, Negro, Philadelphia, los
Uty Emit Foha; Chineie, Canada, lo2
Abigail Houghton, Stow, N III. IOl
Lydia Bickford Salem, Maj. los
Mrs. Rice, Marlboro Mali. SO
Sufanna Robinion, Dorch. Mai1. 81
Eleanor Shacktord, Portfmouth N. II. 81
Mildred buckingham, Providence,
Abigail Edwards, Connecticut, 81
Mary Hafings, Wcfton, Man. lol
Mrs. Maion, Salem, Mali. 95
Notes Belknap, Atkinfon, N II. l39
Joteph Farnworth, Fairfax, Yer. 100
Srianna Babbridge, Salem, MaH. 90
Mrs. BuIIocks, Salem, Maf. 90
Ether Lane, England, los
Samuel Brown, Connecticut, 90
Ifaker Baker, York, Maine, %
TzreiOe of when had the angular fLcity of
living in THREE CENTURIES.
n. B. Old PARR, died in England in the
year of our Lord l52.