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DjPriS Corr! oftbe United Siafc5, .Srtbe South
Carolina Djfsia, 9Th September, 1904.
Henry Rofe, }
Himili, Gronings, & quantity)
of Coffee.
Although two feparate libels have been fled
in this caufe, yet it has been conlidered ALI a.
long, as forming but one fuit i; there have been
ALTO, feparate claims interpreted, and the plead
ngs are made up in both cafes feparate, but all
the evidence adduced, and the arguments OF
council have IN great meai,ire, conidered this
cauie in one view only, with the exception of
its being commended, that the claimants Gron-
ings, are in a different lituation, as being pur.
chafers without notice aud at fecond hand. of \
part only of the coffee in difpute. The libels.
which are transcripts of each other, fate, that
the fchooner Sarah, commanded by Jofhua Her.
bert, and Henry Roie, as fupero argo for the
owners, American citizens, rciiding at Norfolk,
IN Virginia, being on voyage from Port.au-
Prince where fhe had taken a cargo entirely he
longing to citizens of the u. States. and bonnd
TO Virginia, 7Vaf on the oath February la(t. on
the high feas a few leagues from the i0aud of
Cuba, forcibly taken poneflion of, By French
priyateer calledL'Francofe, commanded nv ore
Dominique, and carried into Bsrrscoa nnder
Daniih colours; where qUifbonf a0y invenicati-
on or condemnation, attordisg to the e9a5EA-
I'd La7v Of NaiionJ, the cargo was fold and dic.
pofed of, 20 certain Ramona Colt, either ON
his own account, or as agent for Others, anil fhc
greater part thereof, clandeltinely removed in
the night from the faid fchooner Sarah, ON board
the ichooner Example,, commanded by the faid
Colt, and brought into this port by her, in the
month of March ldR, where it was attached hv
proceis from this court, on account efI6< f,rore,
| IL r
anfwers have been flied, one by J. J. Hmili, as
conhanee and ageDt for Nathahiai Buvley. a
citizen of Virginia, and owner Of tweuty.eirht
hogiheads, two tierces, and tx fachs of coffee.
| imported in tire fchooner Sarah, aud arreAed a.
| Rated IN the EbeI THE other by Levi. and
H. Gron'nS, as owners of ferry hoslheadi 81
coffse imported in the lchcon.r Examnle. ard
arrched rs alto ftsted in the libel.
| The claimants neither admit or deny the ALE
gafions,n The hbeIs, having as they aiedge, No
knowledge thereof but fay that they had heard
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no PROPRtETORS OF LAND IN TEN
NESSEE IND KENTUCKY.

HE fubfcriber will, about the fra of January
4 next, fet out for Naihville in the aate of Ten
nefiee, where he means to refde and to engage in
the practice of the law. Perlons holding lands or
having buinefs Of any kind to traniaa either in Ten
neee or Kentucky, are Informed tina, he will under
take to Whit lands in either of the(e ates to alcer;an
their value and quality have the taxes ON them
guarly paid and to execute any fort Of agency which
wil not require All 1bfence of more thah or weeks
from the place of his reidenee. Thoie who think
proper to employ him may rely upon his paying a
dgent attention to the bulnefs committed TO his
care. Letters addreffed to him in Frederickfburr
will be dolly attended TO, he may be feen at Gsnes
raj Minors Office unit, the 5th of December
HENRY MINOR. a
fredenckiburg, October 90. (oaw4w.)
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ABaIL, 1905.
DECREE

The proceedings in this cafe, are Emilar fo
thoie in the caule between the fame parties.
which was determined before me ON the 9Th %
September laf. In the decree then delivered,
Rated, that although two feparate libels Ind
been fled, set they had been coniidered as
forming but one fuit; and the parties agreed
that all the evidence then produced, fhculd he
applied TO both cafes.
But as new evidence has fince been adtluced.
and which is commended ON the part Of the claim
ant 10 I've final and couclufve, it has been neccf.
fairy to re-confider the teimouy 10 far a. relates
TO the cafe now before the court. II is COM
tended by the advocates for the ACTOR, that ttvl
points only are neceGrary to he conrldcrcd.--Ist.
Whether The properly Ibeed agant Is eflab-
lihed by inf'icieht proof, 10 he the fame ,ha,
was feized ON the high Fsas, and carried int,
Barracoa and there fold? gdly. Whether the
right OF the original owner has undergone any
change?
In fuppoft Of thefc points, the whole evi.
dence as to the identity Of tho articles, has heeu
recapiinAted, and The rev evidence of M.
Bngey, who was mate of the Sarah when can
turcd, and who purchaf,d and A,ippe6 by hs
! own thewing, all tho rcn1aiuder of Slfal's car
go, that couid not bs flowed 10 the Eysnp G.
ADD con6gned il to the claimant by the sacat--
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TO RENT, far a term ofyearJ,
A Part ofmy LOT Immediately on the bank of
n the Canal, between the ihop of MIR. Hughs
and Mr.. MCals Nail Factory being thirty or
forty feet in 'front.' forty yards back, as may be a.
greed on; tbs a very advantageous ituation for a
lumber houie. Terms viii be made known by ap-
piication TO me on the premifes, my mother in
my abience. JAMES Bill BORY.
November 1. Jawsw
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WASKINGToN 1AYERM.
THE SUBSCRIBER,

N7ILI. be prepared to accommodate thirty mem
w bers OF the next A1enably, he fatters him
ieh, in manner more convenient and agreeable to
them, ahan heretofore; having buildings detach-
ed from his Tavern, which he Intends exclufvcly for
their accommodation. Alto his dining room, which
before was but FINAL and inconvenient, now large
and very convenient. To thpfe acquainted with
this i'tuason would be unneceary fatc the de-
eided advantage 1t has over any other in this city,
being within two hundred yards Of the Capitol,
and adjoining the pubic fquare. He pledges hinf.H
to keep his fables well fupplied with Clover, Hay,
Fodder, Oats and Corn and offers an afurance that
the ariaet attention, will be paid by an experienced
white Ofier ED. HALLAM.
November L. eptmI,.
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RICHMOND TUESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER u, 1906.

~ The whole of the {as,iptioss to the late edit
ON OF the DEBATES OF. rHs VIRGINIA. CON-
VEN'rION, publifhed by Meflrs. Richie & WORT
ley and Augufine Davis, hssng been transferred by
thoie gentlemen to Samuel pieaiants, junr---Sub-
ieri5ers will Pleafe to take notice, that the Books
will be delivered by him (oply) in Richmond, and
by iueh perions as he may appoint for the rufpoie
in other places.
November g. e.
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RY Virtue Of a deed of Tfnf, executed to the fub-
~ feriber, by Stephen Hughes, to tecure debt
due to James Lewis exprsiTed in faid deed: viii
be expoied to lae for ready money on the rt Mon
day In December next, at James Lewiss Tavern in
the town OF Charlottesville, 20 acres of LAND, in.
Guiding miilfeat laying OH the waters of N1oore's
Creek 70 much thereof &c will be fufic;eut tn "a.
tissy faid debt, interea and con
BENJAEII% BROWN, Traaee
October 70. (ep3x.j
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IRISH LINEN & sHEETING

WELL. aIorsed in boxes containing go to Sc
w pieces, Parchafed IN Dublin laa July, and inn
ported in the hip George from Liverpool. for fae by
the box and piece by
JOHN HENRY.
Who has alto on hand a few bales of GERMAN
oSNAbURGS,i imported direct from Varei
October 80. 5wp
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kToTTCEis hereby given, that pe,;tion viii T..
' ,pEeientsd to the next general aGembly If VIZ.
GINA, praying that an ar may pals 20 authoric, ,be
Tale Of TRACT Of LAND, belonging to the ens,e
OF VIM. Steptoe, deed. late Of Hesick in NiddIc-
Tex county, for the benefit of his infant children and
his other legal Representatives.
Nov. /. tmI,.
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HUGH J.. CRAWFORD,

II AS jult received per The flip Planter, Captain
L Bouih, from London, his Fall ppply OF
DRUGS s. MEDICINES,
which being laid in under his own immediate infpec-
ton, the quality may be depended en-; and having
prr;haied with cath, he is enabled to dpofe of them
On the mott moderate terms.
ALSO;
London White Lead, grid Copal Warmth,
in oil, Prufian Blue,
Spanith Brown, do. Patent Yellow,
Yellow Ochre, do. Verdgreafe,
Paint Bruites of all iize', Stone ochre,
Reif Englih Glue, Venetian Red,
Gold and Silver Leaf, Kings Yellow, &c.
He has for iale, few bottles Virginia Cater Oil,
of the fame quality that lately fold at Dr. Grin
sans. Sept. 90. oawSm
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iairDn;anb 1o.itrs Currsns.
JUST RECEIVED,

TNHE 9TH Vol. of Marihall's LIFE OF WASH
L INGTON.-Subferibers to this work are par
sieuarly requeed call for their reflective books
at William Prichard's Book and Stationary Store.
VIM. Prichsrd begs leave to inform the public at
large, that he is telling off his Rock in trade, a,
ss3ve@i pyiees. -
October %. re-
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BOLTING CLOTHS.
NJ = B. MYERS have ju4 received frefh fup-
INl. ply of Dutch BOL1lNG CLOTHS, of TIE
bf qualify which renders their afortment complete.
They have alto received their afortment of
FALL q FANCY GOODS,
and a quantity of b.lt three FRAMED
SEINE TWlNE.
October 20. Tow.
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TO RENT,
NE Lumber Houfe a, prefent occupied by the
4 iubicribers on the Crofs Street leading to the
Baion 1t is two itories high 90 feet long, 90 feet
wide, and well ealeula,edfor oring Flour or Tobac
co: II us not rented, the above articles will be re-
ceived on forage by
PICKETT, POLLARD, & JOHNSTON.
November ). (epswo
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OYSTER HOUSE.

Nc CALLS
N.hIL MANUFdCTORY,
ON THE CANAL, RICHMOND.
NA/ RoUCffT and cut nails of hyperion quail
w ty, are fold at prelcnt for the following uri-
ces, by the barrel
BROUGHT NAILS.
Spikes, 4od. sod. and god Nails, la Ctr. Der ~
I'D. Nails, Is
lod. Ditto. ii
cd. DO. l44
Cd. do. 7j6 PR ~.
CUT NILS And BEADS.
20 GOD & iSd Cut Mails & Brad;. IL Cts. Per u.
lod. Ditto II
Cd. do. II
Cd. Nails, lof
I'D. do. --- Is
81. do. Id
Retail prize, one Cent and half per ID. higher.
Wrought and utfprigs of every Gze.
All kinds OF Backini,h's work will be done at the
ald nanrfstlcry' and eonttant fupply of Bar Iron.
! fioor iron' Nal Rods, Steel, &c. for iale.
IA October Is. IT.
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NOTICE.

NOIICF.
HAT the late concern Of BAEEp & Osaoop
d having been dilIolved, fnce the GIN ult. il !,
nos eezpeacd by the undersigned, that any contract
WI be made, whereby TO charge him bu, G.ould
tom entering into lueh contract as do not hold NV
'si regonhble for any act Of the lad Bakers, fpee
We dhiuution Of the eo-Partoary as sGoreiad.
SBWALL oSCOOD.
November 8. a.
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FALL GOODS.

TFNHE Co-partnerihp Of the fubfcribers, under
1 the firm of THoMAs TAYLOR & Co. will dill:
tuSe by mutual content, OH the It'll ina
THOS. TAYLOR,
JNO. SATCHELL.
The f1b9ri5erJ, ,17der the firm of
TAYLOR 81 BROWN,
oiler their iervices to the public as ucrroNsErs
snd CoMMtssIoS MEKcEANrs, at the Nand l,tel,
occupied by Thomas Taylor & Co. where they have
on hand large flock Of
Dry Goods and HeR-India Produce,
mott of which will be dpoled of a, private fae on
very low terms for cath approved negotiable
notes
THOMAS TAYLOR.
JAMES BROWN, Jun'.
Oaober II. f,eI
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ELLIS & ALLAN

-,e ELLIS. & ALLAN
Have gF ,reeiuci BY .5e S5ps Prote2rsG and GsO,ge
from LiOsyPo0f, end SG85N from Lonaea,
a SUITABLE aud well !eleaed sGor,ment Of
I FALL GOODS.--Anepga which are:
Dufiel aud Point Blankets
Role Blankets from Ga toll
Mapped Cottons
kerleys white aad coloured
Plains DO. DO
Yarn and Plaid ffoie
Nails from, Sd tn sod
fsgE. aud Glue
Boiled Linfeed Oil in lars S<sGSl.
Engliih Wlnte Lead ground in oil -. - = ~.
--Yelo;y Ochre
-----Spaniln Brown
-----Verdigreafe-i in pots
Bellows, AnvIs, Vices and Smiths bammer.
Liverpool Filled Sal,
double Mild
Patent Wooen Cords
Yelssts, Hunters and Conaitution Cords, Cordureys
and Thckfetts N
Ladies London Kid and Morocco Shoes end Boots
----@-Siik, Cotton and Worried Toic
.------sill Bath i..nep do. -ssgEs,a
III hire Arcaln
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Dj7riS Corr! oftbe. United STATES, 6rtbe South
Carolina Djffia, 9Th September, 1904.
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Law INTELLIGENCE,

ORIGINALLY RRPokTED IN THE PUBLIcX
LEDGER.
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- " 'lt Angola iTiL5es
Colcnade, paquss, E4
CeoIoarsi carbries aia BIGD
Elegant six shayls, ID
frpiels and Kiedermpaers Car IaIAH|
Censienen'' Real Beaver, n
-T~-,--------- Patent DO. IHI 'nh'
Ladies Trimmed Do III
Rich Black MoleGin
Rich fgurcd do.
Guns and Pilols
Elegant Fowlmg Pieces
Seine Irvine
% and lof Diaper and DlrnaR do.
tl, lO-4, l0-lS Danaik and Diauer Tgbte cto,L,
iriih Linens and Cd Trih Shee,ng.
Which will be fold on moderate terms.
Odober rs. ,e
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-12-12

Nj. Z. Randolph wifhsd 70 ex,cS3 the time
for bringing in claims for French fpoilations as
Iumed by she United States. He aared, that
three millions FIVE hundred thousand dollars, was
appropriated for that purPsfe, and that the fine
limited would expire with the preGsnt month,
whcn ieyctsl claims would not be. brought in;
and he moved that the remaining part Of faid fun
OF three millions FIVE hundred thouland dollars,
lhoqld aatd in the Treafnry, Tor tho purpofes
contained in the bill. Carried. ..f
Referred to committee Of The whole Houle,
and made the ofdefof the day for 70. morrow,
Mr.. Sloan, wifhcd 10 take up the refolution he
pretented yeaerday, for laying a'dusy Of ten dol
lars on every fave imported into any part Of the
United States
Upon motion Of Vii. Williams, it was laid o.
yer until Monday fortnight.
Solae petitions being pIeientcd, which welhalI
.aotice hereafter. the houfc Adjourned.
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TuEsn4r, December 10.

~ ,
MLssAcE FROM THE PRESIDENT (not
ccnSdentiaD covering certain documents
offasss, relative to the expressions commits
4 ted by Spain, upon the commerce and citi-
zens ofihe United States.
] They state robberies te have been com.
United by Spaniards ia Louisiana in the ced.
ed territory 20 the United States. aa1 the
obstruction of oar commerce in The River
Mobile.
Referred to select committee.
Mr.. Dawson moved that the bill prohib-
ting the expectation of arms and am
munision our of the United States be again
proceeded upon.
The bill was read with the blanks flied
up as agreed upon yesterday.
Mr.. Crowningshield thought 1t would be
best to disagree 10 that part which was Al
LED up tone hundred dollars for the pur.
pose OF inserting larger suns Thereare
Often said he three or four shippers in one
|vessel,and il among their several shipments
/ there be found, of the articles named to
the amount Of one hundred dollars, the YES
sells is forfeited, aud the master liable 70 be
Indicted, and fined one thousand dollars.
Ibis was goiugtoo far. Fifty pound of
Igan powder was often worth one hun.
|dred dollars, and for this triae, these con.
sequences may ehsue. He Thought the
Quantity found on board should be of the
value of FIVE hundred dollars at least.
"A motion was read and carried To this eff.
feet.
Affirmative II.
Il was Thea moved to insert after the
word cannon" the word s.-balls" for it
was now discovered, that though cannon
wsre prohibited, yer that very necessary ap.
Pendage soit, the bah, was omitted.
Mr.. NichoIson moved TO amend the bill
inserting, $ or from the territories OF
ae United States by land or water"
Mr.. Gregg did NOT wish TO prevent the
~ pass'ng-but he wished to know, what
sessaey there was tor il. lie found no
sa upon the secretary a, war. 10 say what
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ia Contains A isp5ft q I canaljjttot ssis6siaI
ed, BY the diafiss eourt holacn al sstta swsest
Springs aatiag that the jail is IL decsytd Rstra
Insufficient lef ftr lafe kesping Of Plifsac.s, and
docsnOt appess eyss to have been provided with
FIRE place OF keye, which ttate Of The Jail .makea
guard copfantiy ,eceta:y.
(FN The rshgnasion 81 Rrigsdier General
Scoft. .sS
81 Al letter From JosnA. Chevalie, requea-
ing that a fun 81 moacy nasy be. APPROPRIATED ID
iatissy rwo DEGREES OF she Court Of Appeals,
therein re.csred 20.
have lie honor 10 he, with great
feipea and citsrn, Jour NOR otediens
iersans,
JOHN PAGE.
Haa. lie S9esker sf tSE tie Sssaake.
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NINTH CONGRESS,
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
MospAy, December 9.
United STATES OF AMERICA.

p,,;,;eus. SIC. presented the House Of Re,
srxssatatives on a0naay, och Dee. 4 sos.
peution from the crew Of. the late fri-
cate Philadelphia, stating thar certain. ale
ADVANCES. in such cases made and proVid.
"A. had mot been given to them--thas the
drpriya,ion of such fell heavy upon them
during their long confinement in Tripoii.
The petition enumerated Tobacco, and
osher small neeessaries, the comfort OF
seanen, also for jail-money. Referred TO
the committee Of claims.
Ordered. That committee be appointed
to prepare rules and regulations tor the
better government of the army of the y.
States.
Petition of Thomas Spaiding, stating,
that at the last election for Georgia, he
was a candidate TO represent them IN this
houss--that he had 45O4 votes |; whereas
the sitting member had only 1865. That
the governor of Georgia was cnjolncd to
make are,urn in twenty-five DAYS, in which
tine three counties had not returned
state of the poll, owing to a hurricane
which happened on the 9Th September
last.
Referred to committee of elections.
Petition of John Riley, for military SER
vices. M
Referred TO committee of claims.
Petition of Vim. Weddsrburg, stating
that he purchased the rights of several sol-
diers and others, which were burnt at the
public Offices.
Referred 10 the committee OF claims.
Petition 81 Edward Briggs, Of Rhode
Island,
Referred to committee Of commerce
and manufactures.
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a(gya'aorta Dallp aoDsrttSsr
THURSDAY, DEcEMsEa II

r,,,, inspected ID the town of Alexandrla
FOR ser he quarter ending the nth Deceaa-
bsr, 1905
ss,os7 barrels,
1857 half barrels,
1os barrels Indian meal.
AMOS ALEXANDER,
Flour Inspector.
.7,ol,n fer the g ALEXANDRIA, DAILY
ADVERTISER.
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VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.

Governor PAG Els Letter to the Legislature
Virginla, al The commencement Of De.
y Gambler Session, 1905.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-05-08

his path through the wilderness &C the law,
while in his rear follows sire am o correction
thus attaining to al the interest of historical or
der.-h gradually convinccs until he challenges
The demanded.
His ses,ufes are moderate, his courtenance is
never i,npasscncds he is never. ike Erssine
gi;atei he uses but one arm, and THAT never in
a VIZ: ing line; his person is scarcely lnr enough
10 wied the weight of his mind. He admits lit
tie iins,satic \ bu, depends ON his last arsrrncnr
to illustrate ti,e former. lie never coudcscvnds
to DC witty, despses establishment, won;., tram.
pie on all the flowers of May discovers no
learning foreign to the case. and INDUCES in no
sa'y'exoeps strong and overwhelming irony,
correspondents with the strength Of his reason
ing Ia these moments Erskines self retircs be
FORE l'ns, like the shadow, which you have
sometimes seen in cloudy day. retreaiing over
the bills. before tleinvading presence OF the sun.
b.f crskine in MS turn rallies himself. and ca
shy Persrades all, that except in that particular
case. ne is superior to Gibbs, and though van
gu bed. he Is prepared for anoshc, co,pi,at.
The Judges. as judges. have doubtless most re t.
versnce for Gibbs; It is evident they look no 10
MN wi,h vener2iion. and arc disposed to suspect
theis own ra'.ier than his Judgment Yet this
man. pebian, is candidate for nothing. while
Erskine. The son of an earl, is candidate for the
lord high chance!loschip. Isay no, rhis in disre-
speet to Erskine. who honors England more than
England can ever honor him.
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AxorusR Accor,x-.

a letter from Eoston announces The
disagreeable intelligence ur the los. OF
The ship Jupiter, Law, from London, to
New-fork, occesioned by her summing a.
gaast an island Of ICE.-rhe crew and
passengers, amounting to SO, tcd,, 10 The
yswl aud long boat. Those in the latter
have been picked up. This vessel is va
iued at e 10000 sterling. II is greatly
10 be feared that the Fair American. also
from London to Ncw-York, has shared a
similar fate.
April. 80.
Yesterday, seamen, who had desert.
ed from he Fly tender, arrived at the
Narrows in her yawl. They left the Fly
at O'Clock yestcSGay morning 60 miles
outside the Hook. They we're all British
subjests, but had been pressed by the
Cambrian and the Fly. They brought
OF the only small boat the Fly had, and
the lock OF her 8 FOUNDER. The Fly
has pressed only scamen since she has
been off the Hook, of whom are among
the above deserters. The Fly has made
no prizes, and they say she was to sail for
Halifax Tomorrow. We have since learn
ed by pi!o,-boat, that she actually sailed
yesterday.
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w, CNfO1sf>s May q {.
We do not believe thar our Market wa. -
yer so poorly supplied with provisions as 4. pre.
seni-Sssf, NOT much better than csrrion. seris a,
me enormous price of Is rerlb Lamb and reaI
at Is rs. per lb.-Reas. IS. peg rect. ana =.
very Other article propor,ionably high. q
May 4.
Caff. Smith, effhe schooner Befsey, ar
rfced IN III. Roads, in 90 dags from lfarai-
n'qae bound 20 Salebs, Informs, Thar a jesy
days 6cfore he saiiea, fse French fees arrav-
ca there aud at1er iand;ng their sex i5,medi.
afety made snil, as snhti,sed, for 81. Domin-
go.
Since writing the above, we have ac-
counts by the brig Eliza Henery. captain
Butler, in 10 days from St. fhoraasrs thar
on the 9Th of April, the French feet ar
rived az st. Domingo, and alier landing
200 troops, arms, ammunition, &c. immc-
diascly made sail for Frauce--tbas Dessa-
lines with $4,000 brigauds, attacked Saint
Domingo, but was repu!sed with The loss
OF 1000 men, after a gallant resistance by
the few troops nndes the command OF Ce-
neral Frrrand.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-05-08
NEwBEgN. IN. CT arr;l %.

ON Monday last, the Stockholders of the
Bank OF Newborn. met at the Court House, in
this town, fer the purpose Of making choice Of
eleven DIRECTORS. John c. Bryan. ESQ. was cal.
ied to the Chair and Tie meeting proceeded 10
ballot On counting HE siiers il appeared thar
the following gentlemen were duly eIeeed.
John Harvey,
Edward Pas,cur,
William Sheppard,
Ianes M'KinIay
Francois Martin,
Isaac Taylor,
john Deyereux, -
bryan Whitfield. Sen.
Alexander Tonans,
John Stanly,
Samuel Chapman.
Yesterday the di,eeors met and made cbo;er.
OF James M'Kiniay. Egg. for President. :, -