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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-08-05
PUBLIC SALE.

To be SOLD. at Public Sale, for ready money ,
on MONDAY, the ISth of Auguf, next,
The Houle and Lot
Lately occupied by MIR. alexander Heudtyfon,
adjoining the town OF Alexandria.
Oa- The fale will take place on the pennies,
at one o'clock, P. NJ.
July II. DIFF
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-08-05
mo. 1862.

FOR S AL E,
100 barrels prime Beef,
80 do. Pork,
hhds. and bbIs. continental Rum,
hbds- Mo.afcs,
butts real Holland Gin,
II caiks black eyed Peas,
900 fack, Liverpool fine Salr,
% boxes RaiGns, u
half pipe and Or. caks London Par-
ticular Madeira,
6ooo lbs Coffee,
cafes fell Hats aGorted, fuisable to tia
ST. Domingo Market,
SO barrel: prime Herripgs.
WILLIAM tiODGSOE.
Jolly so. q
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POTOMAC COMPANY.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the Annual
~ Meeting of the Stockholders of the Poto-
mac Company, will be held according to Law at
the Unon Tavern in George Town, on Monday
the srh day o. Auguf next, on which location
toll meeting of the roprietors is ed ,vfer.
the proceedings of the Board Of Directors, roge-
,her with The dibu,lements of the TreaiuIer tnce
the ai general meeting, will then be laid be-
| ore shern for thelr confederation.
By order OF the Boa'd,
.7ofph Carleton,
Treasurer Potnmsc Company.
George Town, July 9. tlo) d5a
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-08-05

Juit PubIi!hed,
And far Sale by Cation g Stewart,
A Key to Myltery of Iniqulty
OR AN
Addrx6 to Men Of Cand0r cpd
lovers Of Truth.
By JOHN WEST,
Of Fairfax Coaaty.
This work contains compendium
eclefiaRical hifo.y, accompanied with the authors
reflections; proving modtra rlsVeoSay to be fpu-
rrous, and human legilation in the Chsrch to be
uluIpation, Sc. &c.
May 3. ,RN,
The highelt price given for"
| linen Rags, by the Printer ne
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N 0 TIcE.

WE tie undersigned, partners in the late concerns
w Of BUCHANAN, DUNLOP, & Co. At Pc
teriburg, of ROBERT POLLOK, e Co. an R;ch-
mond, and OF DUNLOP, POLLOK, * Co. at Man
cheieF, have fold to MIR. James Dunlop, cur iste
partner in fad concerns, the debts now due TO-. and
outitandingat thete diercne nablifhn,erts-Jhof. in,
deoted will therefore peafe take notice, THAI here
after payments are to be made cnly the sid MIR
James Dunlop, his attorney or at,o-rers a, -
;:''!e aTi aganit ,hcie concerns viii apDv
for payment.
DAVID BUCHANAN.
By ROBERT POLLOK,
bis H!lo,nev.
ROBERT pOLLCN.
Virginia, Petersburg, Dec. C, 1904 (epsrnl
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NOTICE.

a IL feyiaz' ird.Jt-S 70 As Ia. f,x- IF GUCftA-
\ NAN, DUNLOP e co. Of p ie,3g-yy. ro-
BERT POLLOK 9 CO. Of JPi.5mop.i, .,aa DUN
LoP, POLLOK = co. Of Et,ns5yjfrr, are 6e.e5,
Noshse, t5af 0'0es 07!sb h'-- 9ayrr, IL tbe zss.r
ec"ct'"', has become pn,etg'er # it casIsdee h54
thy 7viibergtrr BE fl-;f., s.ar .1t 70 III, '9.ka
1Omokin: rsgfs1y :: Pits.enS, t6e jic,;5er yaI.e
N fsfstEg, 7rla 0o"e asfIsrcd aGie es. "a sas
ard grant fba<ge-24:s 7rW be ia!sr1,ir.ttrl, .s,-
S1e'srdHgaif ali zpbo do no. maze %cusai 5ore ne ,e
Of february next.
JOHN DUNLOP, HHorn-v
Fer GAMES DUNLOP.
Pefey5uyg, Nee Is, 1904. err
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WHO HAS on pANp FOE 80

WHO HAS ON HAND FOR sale.
New-Ensland Boards,
inch, : and inch Pitch Pine Boast,s & sc.1,T;rs.
Cyprus Shingles Cedar poas,
Providence Lime uniackcd,
Double Geered Baltimore Wheas Pans,
Wire Sfters for Meal, Oats Wheat and Flaxfei.
Rowling Screen Wire,
Screen Wire for Fans, Shakes for Neal,
Bright and Black Warmth, &C. Exc
January 22d.-(ep 5w.
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CHOICE LANDS-FoR SALE.

\ DIVISION Of the fainous Saura Town | ,nGs Ia.
wing taken place between the heirs Of Tau,es
PARK Farley, Efq. decd. and Col Iohn S. Farley aud
his inter- Mrs Elizabeth Morton, the fl.5frribers. Ro.
bert Taylor OF Norfolk, and harIes Duncan a. Ros
In, near Petersburg, fully empowered by the ia;d
Col Farley and Mrs. Morton to difpoie of their pro-
portion, containing 1882 acres, which ar. furveyed
and laid OH in eigh; lots Containing from eco to $500
acres agreeable to plots in te.pcaeon Of the faid
duncan The four large lots are Of exeeen; GUILTY.,
each containing comfortable proportion Of the rich
cit low grounds, which produce tobacco Of the very
rit quality, as has been experienced by one of The
iubieribers, who fhipped il for number of years.
Thoie lands lie on Dan and Smiths rivers in Rock.
Dgham county, on the borders Of North Carolina.
about 10 miles from Peterfburg and Richmond. AZ
there are eldom ich lands for faie they mul be AZ,
objeei to thof- who to purchae filch as will pro
duce ne tobacco hemp and inall grain One third Of
the price mutt be paid in ready money, one third in
twelve months and the ether third in two years. TIE
Purelaier giving bond with unexeeptiorablr f. i.-,
bearing interen from the date If not rueually paid
Ihoie who win to purehafe will be fhcwn the lands
by Doctor John c. Cox, living at Ieekfville near
Rockingham Cout-Iiouie, and the terrns made
known by
ROBTRT TAYLOR. or
CHARLES DUNCAN.
Pctsri5nrg' Nov "a. ep;f
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cavalcade; OF the drciIes os the s.npero. and
emprefs; OF the ornaments or the church Of
Notre Dame, in which the ceremony will DC
performed; and of the various other prepare
lions in Paris for tais grand fpettacie. Theft
stalls in great meaiure anticipate the report
ofthc ceremony which probably fiil the pages
OF the next Get of Paris papers. They are taken
from the Paris papers to the esd, which we re-
ccived Taft night.
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[. TONTpEtNS

= ESPECTFULLY igtar,r5 tt9e ecree,r,,,
IN tb0t be has resro-cA re 6s3ss .ne 3l:ts.s,F
tbeIate eoncern IF Po6ert Poll3$ - Co. AK On.
!of, Pollok = CO. 70 a nrSv Brick LopG .rS,
TIE BqFn, and Gret7r cbboftei 10 the Scaie-IIaU,r.
H,bere he has for Ja!e, .t;ev 7isrs of OLD
CoCNIAC Brandt, ef.tlaer;er qaaHf,.
December II.
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5farr!gn 5ntrIiiGsnrr.
NORFOLK, February 4.

We have been favourcd by Captain Besthal,
of the brig Flora, 40 days from Liverpool, and
oy feyeral commercial friends, with the London
Morning Chronicle, and the different Liverpool
papers from the 26th November to the 10th OF
December; various extracts from which APP
pear in this days LEDGER.
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NOTICE.

4 IL per'ons indebted to the eaa,e of the late Mr..
JoH1| LESTER dcc.alei, are rtqu.ii,G %
make payment to Mr.. syyelier I{evey who j, .,u.
thorized 10 receive the fame; and all folr WIN have
any demands agan tie lad eate are dtiired e, al
on him for payment.
SARAH LISTER, Fxeeu,r;r.
JOHN FOSTER, Executor.
Richmond, eod January, 1906.
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ed mis- raports on the lo,h, ard intended to leave
that city the 9Th, long ago faced but when
this inteution became pnblicy ..no,yn, tine general
daasiSraion that prevailed among The people induced
the Prince OF Peace TO make now ovestures to our
rlirie'r, which have reaion believe would have
proved iassfactory to court when iecond am
bs.'ador arrived from Paris which entirely upfe, E.
very thing that The Of Spain had accedrd to- The
poor Spaniards had no choice between going TO war
with England, and receiving French army to over
turn their government. Thus has the ccurge Of ru-
rope fiecceded in involving another nation in the ca
amties OF war; and what is ilill worie, in the nery
and diigrace which fail attend the tees Of
French connection.
Admiral CORVALLIS anchored in Torbay on Thurf-
day. with ten fail of the line company, the wind at
w. and S. w. AS, however, it has appeared To lang
to the eahward the two Ian days, We have no doubt
that he las again failed refame his a,ion OF Brett
The French flo;i.la, on Th,rfday outfde Bouocne,
eoniiited OF about hxty fail o: praans uggers brgs
and other nondefcrip, caes Of floating bodies which
may DO well enough TO anlufc the naves of the ufur-
per, IN Bouogue harbour, but which will never fec
'he coat OF England, except lowed the ern of iome
OF our eruizers.
This morning Grim. Cor. oaufe came on in tn.
Court Of Kings Bench, between two brothers Dennis
asainft Beunis The facts were proved on the part
o'the plau;G and no wi,ncls were called on the par,
OF the defendant, The Jury returned verdict for
the former, with fVs tIsgiind fsgnG5 Gamaett.
PARIS, Nov. lc.--In the harbour of Nantes and
-LOrent as well IS At Hlvre the SWEDISH veGsis have
been put under embargo.
HAMBURGER, Nov. 2S.--Letters from Paris ALERT
thar Bonaparte is framing every to perinac The
king of PruIia enter into an offenfve and deseo-
I've alliance with him. This attempt however, thcrc
is every reafon 10 believe, will prove abortive HI.
Pruhian niaje!ty has, within thief few DAYS, afTured
the nagiitrates of Lubbock OF his pro.e aio in reG-
ing any demand recently made in that city FOR loan
Of 800 900 dollars.
BELGRADE, Oct. 24--PaIawan Oglcu IS rendered
IN manner desperate; the Porte having d;tUvered
all his dcigns, by carrying off one his fecret emiares
OF the name OF Rouia who lad heen fent by him with
important dispatches to Jafa. RouIia was beheaded
at Orfowa. and his head ient to Conltantinople.
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he fub|criber offers for fale, the proper
ty on which he now reiides, conGairg Of
two acres Clown meafure)of highly imDrovcd
Land, ON which is iituated good Brick dwell
ling with all the neceGsry Offices.
JAMES DREW N'CAyv.
rctruarys. tf.
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TWENTr DoLLARg PrM,ARn.

JACK, or JACK ASH, gardner ~ protection,
formerly tie property Of Lewis Bur,e.n, decd
was fold by the Ex'or. Of fa;d Bnr7yeg, about this
time iait year, to gentleman refJing in Anlcrn
soun;y, who permitted him "a rome down laA Afav,
Tor the PurPoie Of whiting his wife ard relations,
with promife that bis Wits f,cud 70 rercs,ed re-
quently Jack has thought proper 20 a5ufe this ia.
dulgence By not returning to his mater
his age IS iomethiDg above fifty, rather ud.r The
midd. iizc. lis believed thai ne ferc.cs hir-GC in
Cheherhsld, probably Manehefer, where HI, ,,;i. 5
friends 1--we Tie keeper Of the toll bridge o. me
fyn'en will have frequent crporiunties Ct forpi-a
MN when on yiiis 70 his vile, who IS Free zad 40
Te:,a'' op2oi'ic hr. soutFs,es garden. Whosgc-
viii deliver Inc faid Jack T. air Fol. the ;aler f;
receive tie above reward on aFpsatoa a. .!e ease
IF lie Enquirer
jan. 3, 1906
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TIE public arc respectfully informed, ,hat the ~,
hneis OF The Wlarves lumber, &c. will b., cat.i.i
Oh as uinal, By their OFT ieTyan,,
SARAH LFSf.lE
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DOCTOR WILSON rvccivsd rc,7ey,6ay &
- (ifhpy ef Pern4'ian Bark, Gator OIL and
JaLnp, ali Of tie bce g:s!ity. He aio has l..Is.
mel, Rben6arb, Senna, 1.Ianno. RccheHe md
CHAMBER Salts, Tartar Emrtic, Ic.-rcm,rba.
Opium, Ei,Rie and Sii-,c- Cattc!:yt, Elre:. C.S
common Bope;e5, Sc. So. Sc.
He def:gns 10 ie<b a E.oph ofth. k,7 ?.,aii,ii.e,
fb"t ran be procured, and J7ttfers hs.y;.ftto r
acquaintance svfb DIc.iieisc, -:.W exfi.5r -. .,
a,Hsars ofpn6hc pa:,onags.
81 Pejons ofneca, circaufanoes ~ Sariry r..
rriaR prices ef b., MrdieineJ, 7:W be ,3,sf:T;yea
for Sra.iS. C4c5sr 81. tTIf
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EGP rF-.

FCP RET;
ZIE Iar:e Wti.s ifOCG7 IF pn-t.-.s. r,--
= Uerly occupied by Nh g'iiiar, gcnwi.t sr5
a'terward u NJ Pr ~scr CrSSoc'. vc- ..-- :
sr7iyto fALLS@o, R;cE MO = 20.
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HE Subfcr,her having charge OF psrt of the ya,...
4 able LANDS in the Cenelee country, lately ,u-
der the agency of Charles Wliarnon es, now offers
them for iae moderate term, either 10 AERIAL Ser-
tiers, or to thoie who declining fet,le on the rs
themfelvcs, defrous of nveitiny their monies Fur
the inturc benefit ofleir families. The ,isiss OF ,es
ian:, are indiipu,able
For terms apply 20 Mr.. John Heaop &, the pro
prie:ors land Office a, Ge;cva, in tie cou>y o. o.s
rio. il the fate of New York, or to Mr. SANK. s.
Haght at Bath, in the eoua,y of Steahcn; or "a Mr.
Frederick Fanning at Prehon in III. rate Of Cc,.,ei
cut-or to
ROBERT TROUT.
New York, June 5, 1894. eW6n,
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RICHMOND ACADEMY LOTTERY.

RICHMOND ACADEMY LOTTERY.
y Office is hereby given, that the days of draw
: : ing will herccforward be Wcdnefday znd Sa-
'uTcay, commencing tomorrow, the 9Th instant
From the great gain Of the wheel, the price Of
tickets IS now eleven dollars each but to favour ear
iy purehafers, the conmiiioners will continue 10
exchange tiekets for prizes, until fifteen hundred
nu nberS are d-.wy.
r. MITCHELL, !
X. POLLARD, n s,m,,iar>
ALEX: STUART. So Gec,iaegd
WIN PPICR. hf Itaqei1r.
G.. TUCKER.
RieJmogd, Fcb. 5fL, 1906.
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BEER.

Just received Pr the fciooner Caroline, oua,,i-
y ty of excellent PHILADELPHIA beer, for faie v;hole.
ias or retail, by the fubieribers oppofe the Bell
Tavern, who have always a regular fpply.
Russell & WALLACE.
Feb. S.---4t.
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! PARIS, Nov. lc.--In the harbour of Narites and
Lorent as well IS at H4vre, the SWEDISH veeis have
been put under embargo.
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nv fortune. Il is not alleged, that, TO
CRAFTY any anger or revenge Of my own,
Or ofmy party, I have had q share in
wronging or oppressing any one man OF
any tlrscription:--No; the charges a.
painst m. are all Of one kind, that have
pushed the general principles Of general
Justice and benevolence too far, farther
than cautious policy would warrant;
and farther than the opinions Of many
would 40 with me. In every accident
which may happen through life, in pain,
in sorrow, in depression and Distress, l
viii think Of this accusation and be com.
forted." JAMES ELLIOT.
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jLoNp,oN. Nav i.

We have received letter from res
pectable mercantile house at Genoa,
which state . that the fate of that capital
is decided, itbeing generally Understood
hat il is to form part Of the new king
dom of Italy. ] he French military force
in that country is estimated at upwards
of ioo, 600 men, which is intendedpart-
" to Illustrate any possibility Of hostile
en.erprizes, and partly to determine the
frontiers of the new empire. II, Is cer-
tain that on the 18th Of February, OF
Hders had been sent on from Paris TO act
Extensively, on the Adige, If any extra
ordinary movement should be perceived
amongstthe Austrian troops in that vi
cinity. .se.- s...s -,.e. -. 80 .'-9l-- -
Yesterday we received q letter from
Constan,inople, brought by gentlemen
who travelled overland to Emblem with
Dispatches for government, in which We
are assured that the difference between
. France end the Port are still far from
adjustment. In the beginning Of last
month a plan of operations to defeat an
expected invasion on the part Of the
French, was presented to the Diyan BY
by the Russian ambassador, The Rus
sian armarnents in the ports ofths Black
Sea are carried on with the utmost acii.
witty and vast number Of transports have
been collected there fer the par pose Of
embarking troops. z = ! - 49,
The last dispatched received by 60,
yernment from the continen, are said to
intimate decisiyely, that the Russians
are not TO take the Reid this season, I'M.
less Bonapartc should cause an attack to
be made upon Naples, the Seven Islands,
or any Of the dominipns of Turkey. We
have nevertheless, the best private su.
sthority for stating, that's material cool
ness subsists Between the courts of Visn-
ma and Petersburgh towards that Of the
Thuilleries. An approximation between
the FIRST mentioned courts is the general
subject ofconyersation and, with this
view. Diplomatic Agents have been res
psetiyely sent with propositions on the
subject, II 4
! Admiral CORVALLIS is expected TO re-
sumo the command Of the channel Ace,
Immediately: II Is impossible to dis
charge Lord Gardner-bnt if there is an
election to be made, no man can con-
csiye himself neglected in its falling on
CORVALLIS.
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MATCHES. May IL.
ROBERT WILLIAMS. Es,

Was inducted into Office as governor
OF this territory, on Monday last, the
18th inst. atthe town Of Washington.
Fhe oath Of Office was administered by
the Hon. Judge Rodney, in presence
OF number Of respectable citizens, who
attended on the occasion previous to
the oath, his sxetilsncy delivered con-
else and impressive address.
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.NEW-YoRKI,ln,esa4

We have nothing new blythe ship Of
Thursday from Guadaloupe, except,
that tits stated by the Preach passengers
in her, that the combined aests as Mar.
Unique remained in a state ofinactiyity-
and that the French government have
sent out this naval force without even
trusting the commander in chief with
the secret Of their ultimate destination.
When they sailed from Tonlon their or,
ders were to proceed 70 Cadiz--when
they arrived, an enclosure was opened
containing Instructions to proceed 10
Martinique and 50 on so thst the Ad.
miral of the squadron himself, does not
know where he is going after he leaves
Martinique, tillhe reaches the place al
which he il ordered.
The following men of war fitis said)
sailed from England about the 7th Of
May for the Vest Indies, accompanied
By 9 number Of Frigaes aud Transports.
having on board 5000 Troops, under the
command Of Gen. Sir Eyre Coote.
81 Vice Adm. Col
Dreadnought 90 guns lingwood, Capt
Rotterdam.
eRear Ad. Sir r
Foudroyant 90 Grave S, --.-......s.
Capt. Todd
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asion OF the constitution, and the other
alterations wich arecontemplatrd, speak
! language more expressive than all the
fhnndsrs II eioqaence. As the elernier
Sresort Of the alarmists, We are told
that the immortal Washington cautioned
thc people against those Who should az
tempt 10 create geographical parties. He
did so, He had in view the great and
general interests Of the nation, the con.
stitution itself, and not those minor inte-
resrs which exist in the very nature Of
things; for, in the high character of
President Of the national convention, he
had before told Us that :. the constituti.
on Il therrsuft Of amity, and ofthat mu-
tual Difference and concession width the
peculiarly Of our political situation rem
drrrd indispensable" II, however. the
sagacious mind Of Washington did not
anticipate the present state Of things,
that circumstance can form no argument
against our accommodating our conduct
90 the events and prospect Of the times.
Il cannot be too often repeated thar
s'man Is maa.n Did the northern states
possess power, their political system
would probably Be analogous 20 that
which nov roverns the southern, But
49,. 4. 80 81 e.. 81 7
-. -. hsli 80 y. !, :, :, 800,
!, q, y, :, 49,. - -. TIL .J;,as e
the principal paper published a the seat
Of government, m honest and candid
man. has not been able to conceal his ex-
Ea,;cr Adr;,,;n, ,h,s ~ nor,herr
800. =. lo,,., 3. rol;,;c.i ,ve;o,,,
IS 80. ,v;,S !, q, ,r ,l;,rnoh d Al
Who d.. ~ so,,,h mi. IL nor,hs Be.
e,',... ~ sr,,,,h 4. rr;,.d "a ~. ror,h
& a;yidrd. / have ,ns, s,id he .ame
mvsslf IA na,,h g;,., - md 81,
son,h I,.As n.tS ri. There are men
Who are -. h,n.,t s., this ,ub;rc, th,n
N. .d;,or e IN. Na,,ooal frt.i,;s.nc.,.
I an ass,r.a frn,, ,,no,,.s,;on ,l,le ,ntho.
,;,v ~, j, $50, ofihe .v.,.m AZ sono.
youna and am,,itioas p3l;,ician. Of ths
son,h - ,aI fnrl = ,hr A.m- of nartv
s,,;,;, IS {. n. na,,h ~, ,hey rasv a;y,i.
al - !. ~ Ra,,.n. ..E,i,i.i
81 49,. . 81, 4. z. 49,. s
+, ,..s 4. srr -. 80. =, 3 3. = d.cl.,.
~, - $3.50. -, i. J, 49,, S, 4, ,-;il
- - -. ..s - -. 4
,hr neonle q the northern ouarter 81 The
uoion. But q / always make !, i point
- say vhat / shink. / shall hazard the
as.ertion. ].
III s. ! future day new uart;es should
arise n our country. And we should be
divided into northern men ana .outhern
men. ;nsiead sc federali.,. and demo.
ttrats. would any one doubt the nronr;e.
= and patr:oti.m ar supDortinp he north.
s., ;r,,rrs, = IN 4. rs,r., ii.,,,;onal ~,
rsa.onable Y;oht. sho,Id - IS d;y;.
ded in,o largs 800. al .,,,il .,.,. -.
,;e,. vcnIa 3 n. ,r-cr,-ra.d -, IS. -
ST. .f N. ro,,h o,,,I,, ~ . e.,l,rse.
n. ;ntrr.s, II ~ Email .,ste. - w.
= ~. NewsHam,sh;r. Rhode.I.isra
81 n, .....;.... .-..s -.
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51ulya ..

Ntlson's The following para
gtaphs sfiord some reason TO hope that
Lord Nelson has actually arrived in the
West indies. Y. e Z. -
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BALTIMORE, August s.


BY capt. Keruey OF the sch'r S;gGeld,
Is days from, ST. Thomas, We areinform-
ed, that on The 26th June. accounts we're
brought there by the sch'r Neutrality from
Laguira, that all the ports in the province
ct Caracas were declared open for neu,rals
from the 9th June, Danes and Swedes
were allowed 80 DAYS, and Americans 90
days, on paying duty of so per cent. in
consequence of which permission, MIR
Murphy of st. Thomas dispatched YES
sci on the 2sIh for LaguiIa, and several o
Tiers sailed for that province in the course
OF or days afterwards.
August 6.
Ertrac' ofo Lettfr from a gentleman Of The
fret reshecsa6ihty IN Providence, dared
3lst ukf.
There are no new cases OF the yellow
fever since last Saturday, and we are in
hopes that every part of the town will be
perteetly safe by the end of the present
week.
We attribute all this misfortune TO
the sloop Friendship, which arrived here
some weeks since from southern port,
and has ever since been lying OF the
wharf. On The 10Th inst. the attempt was
made to clean her out, but she was found
to be SO excessively filthy as not only 10
make those on board violently sick, bur
The stencil of the bilge water wac so into
'erable as TO extend the effe6 to the neigh
bouring houses and compel them TO shut
their doors ard windows. On the 2lst,
some OF their Inhabitants BEGAN to COM
plain; on the 22d, physiciao who had
eight patients declared that if he knew of
an arrival from the West-Indies 20 that
part Of the town he should conclude it TO
be The yellow fever.
"The momentihe complaint was known
the Town Council orde ed the removal of
all the inhabitants from The lower end Of
the town to Powers Lane, between rh= ii.
yer, in the west side Of the back street,
which was punelually complied with. lesv-
ing only two families too much affliGe ed
with the disease to beer il these are now
out Of danger.
Twenty persons nave been taken down
with the fever, Of whom four have died,
The rest are considered IN state of con-
yslescence. The physicians pronounce IL
less malignant than il has ever been be-
fore"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-08-14

q sTS'et as England mus, he attacked
WITH ne same arnsit makes use nf with
Gu, which it makes oft anexclusive right.
z'he greatest division prevails among
the English in India. rhsir finances are
IN she utmost disorder. The war they
seaport Is disastrous Tor them and sill in
It's full force.
The European army of the English in
india doesnot at present amour, to | 2 600
men, so 4srsatare the losses it has SUSTAIN
ed.
The letters OF Marquis Wellesley are
extremely cuvious, and show the great
embarrassment the company is in.