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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-06-19
BOSTON, June 9.
FRoM LONDON.

The Diana, arrived here yesterday from
Liverpool, has furnished as with paper,
containing London dnsrst to The s2d of a.
pril; but they yield Us very lii,ic iu,ell
gence IN addition To our former stock oi
Europ an advices.
The expedition which sailed onthe goth
April, is said 10 consist az so vessels, with
5000 troops on board, and yery large quani
titles ofammpni,ion, ordnance aud stores
oil, every description. 'rhe armament /.
to be Strengthened by . part Of The block
aiding squadron OF Hrest.
l ord Hawke sbury is said to have dcclin.
ed The Office of FIRST Lord ofthe Admiral
! ".
A letter from respectable house in
Cadiz dated April 9, 1905, slases the fol-
loving intelligence -" We have at the
entrance OF The Bay, the Toulou ileet con-
sising of II Nnr ofEat,le ships, 6 friga,es,
. briggs. The English fee, consisting of
6 Iine Of battle ships, 2 frigates and l
brig, with or 0 yictuslling SHIPS, is ar a
distance o.. about three on four leagues.
The Spanish. feet has not, as yet made
any movement TO put 60 sea, although IL
consists Of 6 line Of battle ships, . fri
gates, and has troops on boards In the
bay, there are a French 2. gun ship, sloop
OF war, and . brig, which II IS probable,
viii join their neet immedialely.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-06-19
WASHINGTON TAYERsS
Err SAMgs EDMosDsos.

ME subscriber still continues to
II sesp house Of entertainment, for gentsel
Company only lie iiAt,ers himself he is as well
provided TO give general eats fcn as ary rerson
N MS iine N The state There is mail sta re ss.a
ehshed. which rims from Richmond 70 hls horse
once a week, and Tor the accommodation of the
pubic he has an excellent haek, horses and driver
Sfaunton, June Is 1905. fss1
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-06-19

wass q sight. hiexrress hal arrived Z;
roho!s three DAYS bsfose capt. e.. sailed,
wild, intelligence shat French and Spa
nish ilees, Consisting ofl6. or " sail Of
tie line, had arrived 10 windward ofthat
island that al''igste in ls days from En-
gland had brought important dispatches
to Barbadoes and thas Lord Nelson With
the whole Of his flscl was ON his way TO
the Wesl-IntIiss.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-06-19
A coSsrITvTfox ~ wftIca rnr orr,ev..


The friends Of Lord Melville ard Mr.. Trouey
have seq ~, a. their defspce t'ia, the public had
been defaNdesl Of nsshirg by all their specaia,;-
ons with The properly which lad been erirus.ed
70 ,he'r care, but The public Is AZ this none NJ
aerauurd OF every Sxperec oftbe profits made
~ TINS n'ega' raihc and that il may conjecture
what may have been the amount of shen nno,,
lSe.Ov0Oo0E s'c,Iing. which have been pa.sed
through their lands, ci i,be remembered ,Bst "a
W Bills have been at disconnt of Is Der ce,y.
that 'l1 bought navy bins with rbesr millions !,
and that in this speculation alone. lle tfonts
might have announced TO 250.o0o6 Pc, raiIiion. u
2i.1o0,c0oL sterling. = Len b.sorr.
IT'S n.jes'y says Mr. Dundas--" r ewes
me serious eoncc,n. that you hove stcd So fpccs-
f'oast and ihua deprived me vi ,car valuable
services lor the fssssnG" IL.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-06-19

According 70 authentic information IL was not
certainly Known in Paris on The I'd Apri Iast.
when The ii IL in payment Of claims covered by
The Louisiana convention would Be dfa~n. but
the c9nnieneement Of the draughts wss expeQed
10 take place with very little delay. On ,llis
point Therefore the intelligence Brought by The
Alligator. as fubIEhed in lie New York Gazette,
IS i"corrftl; odthere is little room TO doubt thar
q IS SO IN some other pon,s. Mar. Incl.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-06-19
ii IN y All BAKl}ARY.

"a SrsEAE lNDgsTeD WOMAN SERVANT
II LOPED the 5sh INST. She is
- rather of a low stature. stout made. very
mug pif'ed with the small pox dark brown lia.r
pea ant counten7oee (e<ceri whendispieased. }
one had q sore on one Of i,er AIMS. (occasioped
oy burnt and one OF hcrle 1 think the ri.ht)
va very sore, w7er bought her. ard WAS not
qp'is ~si' have been informed thar she has
Dr'n seen about the Asfnory. will give the
iewaFd allowed by law, for securing her in ;ail.
~ masters 81 vessels s,d Others are fcrew armed
against ha'bosipg o. Sonveyingle away
Snnl. Parsons.
Rchmond. Orb Mo 17sh. 1906. sif
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-06-19

The legislature OF Massachusetts ave loaned
the United States FIVE luodred mortar shells,
ssnted Tor the use oftwo Bomb Kctcies destia-
ed to the Mediterranean.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-06-19

~.
: Installation Of he Kn shss effhe Garter.
The preparations for this ceremony
have been t'r sntne tine arranging, IN a
sti.s Of tac greatest magnificeDce.--
On Tuesday in the presence oil she sove-
reign, who is the head Of the order, all the
-bral.c.,cs OF The royal family, the nobility
of he en,rire, the foreign ambassadors
&c. The duke of Rutland, the earl OF Hard
wicke, (,lc present lord lieutenant OF Ire
Hand, 10 whom The ensisms Of the order
had bectptesen,ed a, The castle OF Dub
lin The duke Of Beaufort, The marquis Of
Absrcorn, the earl of Pembroke and Mont
goaery, The earl of Winchelsea and Not
,ingImrn, andsh carl of Ches,er6eld, were
in.lal.et with all The ancient ceremonies.
After the installation, his Majesty aud the
Knights dinsd, and in this ceremony there
was the creates. display IF grandeur. His
msiesty appeared on ihroue; the queen
aad priRccsses were seated in gallery,
srrmoun,ed by canopy OF crimson vel
ves, with gold fringe the kaigkts were ar
ranged Oh seats prs pared iorthem, &,here
were elegant accommodations for many
hundreds ofspectators. The hall of ST.
George is allowed 20 bethc most magni-
Gcehl apartment in Europe: it is adurp-
ed with painungs by masters Of the frs,
celebri,y.--1gie Order Of Knights OF the
Garter was instituted By that gallant Bri-
fish king Edwaid III. and it exLels all
other institutions ofionor in the worId.--
The last installation was Gt Windsor, in
July l77i, thirty three years since.
On this occasion all The kings plate
brough, from Hanover was exhibited.
The value OF il is upwards OF haH IniIii-
ON sleIhng.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-06-19
RfI[.AN, Afsfch %,


A COURIER extraordinary arrived This
Inonaog from Paris, brought the irnpor-
tsut news, that The eonsnl,s Of stale, oni-
Ted in the Ilaliar drpu'aiiun in that cdpi-
tai, has proclaimed Napoleon Bouapare
king Of Iialy, and erected our country in
90 an hereditary monarchy.
April 6.
Ordev ofbe 9Th Of -s,irii---TI;s majesty
The emperor, called TO the throne Of Italy
bS the wishes of The nation, viii soon o.
rive amongst us. The presence Of his
inprrisl ard royal majesty, amidst bis at
my of Italy, and bis accession 70 tho throne
ol LoDshardy, are events which recall re-
msnnbrances, and which cxsit the sen,i.
mems Of the love, respect, aud gratitude
Of The soldiers 81 tie army. Severs. Of
them have already manifested othc mar.
shali commander in chief Tie wish ofcs.e.
brating this double event. Al desire 10
give testimonies OF their respeciiui devoii
on 70 the august sovereign who forms the
glory and happiness Of The nsiioo and Of
the army. The marshall tire com srandcr
;tchiei, anxious TO CRAFTY The wish oflhe
amy, orders as follows:
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-06-19

couREcrEn wEkiSlY.1
HfcnLf.fMpoR1AN7,i

We can INFORM our readers, from The
best authority, that the Marquis de Casa
Yrujo has lately received d:recl inisrma.
tion from the Governor of Porto Rico, ef
the arrival at that port of a small armed
vessel from Csdiz, which sailed in compa-
ny with combined Etencl, ana Spanish
flee, |; this vesselleft the feet Ia about 3,
degrees Of iati,ude, and was composed: Of
twelve French line of battle ships and 3
hiystes, and OF SIX Spanish liie Of battle
ships and large frigate. This fest had
on board ten Thousand regular troops, al
though there was not single transport
with them. Tile squadron is command
ed by the Spanish admiral Gravina, lately
ambassador from Spain near the court Of
The Emperor Of the French.
Freeana,l's Journal.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-06-19

WILLIAM EATON, esqr. Formerly a.
mefican Consul al sripolil is now on his
voyage TO Egypt, for the purpose Of COCO
peratirg with the brother OF The reigning
Bsshaw OF Trpoii, in such Efficient mes-
snres, as shall be deemed necessary 20 rise
and secure The government, from which
his brother, and present Bashaw, had un-
lawfully driven hirl.-- BAR. .dms.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-06-19

name OF tie Romun Catholics 3. 1sz1lI,
and containing Demands Of q pofys 'tas
sur-. which ifyisided must be rai}ssdis 10
our happy Constitution ia Charch and
S,a'e
Four Spanish frlga.es with treasure
from Ames;ea, are stated tc have recently
fallen into the hands OF he squadron bloc
ka5:ng Cad.r
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-06-19

The most important article brought by
the arrival of the ship John Morgan, sr
New York, is, an assurance Of The French,
Toulon and Spanish Cadiz Beet, being
biocksded in the latter Port, by The gallant
Admiral Nelson. That Lord Nelson had
certainly appeared offrhat port shortly af-
ter The arrival IF the Toulon fee, is also
confirmed by late letter from Csdz,
which sia,es, that the Touion Heel had
arrived there, and that Admiral Nelson
with his fleet was in sight, about three
leagues of.
itappears, from several paragraphs ia
late London papers, that The Grand Ex-
pcdiion which sailed from England the
Goth April, is destined for the Msdile,-
ranean.
CaptR. IIoneyman ofthe Leda frigate,
writes 10 the Admiralty board, under date
OF April "a, mentioning, tina, on the rnorn-
ing Of that day, he cut off and captured
seven vessels, (schuyts, No. IS, 80, 81, as,
3, 81, and 49, on their passage from the
eastward TO Boulogne, fully manned and
armed.
A letter from Liverpool, dated May 8,
says Upland cotton is this day sold at
Isd. aad from present appearances, we
shoultl not be surprised 10 see it at i6d
shortly" The same letter mentions, the
arrival at London of the Rcnulus from
n. York, with Gen. Lyman on board.
.dnisr. ID. Ndv.j
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-06-19

Late accounts from Cadiz mentisn, that
General 61oreau, was still at Cadiz waiting
Tor the arrival of his son from Paris; but
that orders had been received for his i'm.
mediate departure from Spain. !, was
sSpseied he would sail for Amcricain the
first vessel he could procure.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-02-12
WILLIAM OXLEY

WILLIAM OXLEY
HAS ON HAND.
Wbn5 be viii a'y,sf1 81 on terms sdtAn'egessI
70 he bsrcbatfJs, t5r t4b'Sr "stts.
The following Articles, VIZ.
Supehrpe and fecond cloths
Ke,feymetes and fwandowns
Reahins and feamonghts
Earants and cailimarcoes
Bomba2eM and widbores
Common and boil'd camhless
Silk, cotton, and worried holcsy
Eng!,h extra long elk gloves
Silk twia and thread &.
Diaper and common tapes
Paper and pound pins .s.,z,
White and Priasee ;narsilies
. sLsces, -ieitg. and slnps -.
Elegant biask aud white lasr Wells.
Patent ~ do -; do.
s s.aia pesiorg and I.s s.odserehiet.
- a. 90, ana "a Caabrick muffin,
Ihaix Jaconei DO.
d Fus,:sns, buekssm. &c. &c.
Also
A few haI.s Of Negro caadi.,, and one t,u nix
ani4eo,,oa ainss. ;;$.Sf''
mary ~ ~ = d
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-02-12
JAMES SANDERSON,


HIS jsjssaeiyed ,shs fotIosvssg es:selss's
II pspcs London p. Made'ra
Vine. Of iy..:g:cr al.,iiy.
Ola P,7s Vine Il !.i.ss. lr. CTks and aot''es'
Ersrpdy in Ep;'ies, -
Sae'fy ~ Gr. Calls,
CoynsaC Hrancy,
Jsmsea Spirits,
koand Cir,
Peach Brandy, 7ery old,
Whiikey,
Losf, and Muiso,ado Sugars.
Imperial, rsxs
F., yoans Hyton, eff 'ft latta '~f'r'
hyion Skin,
Cloves, Nutmegs, Mace,
Atlp:se, Blatk PEPPER.
G,ouod G,nger, Salt Peter,
Soap ~ the box,
2ri,h Sad Canvas,
Ruiis Dark, Alt quasy,
Gcrnan T,ck.soburgs, and Cfaaburgs,
Coarse Hats in cafes.
Juniper Berries IN tags,
o,ere Ware,
a.. CATS Englah Battle Gun Powder IN
pound papsfS iea!ed,
large Scsl3eAm With Box Ends,
Ard Scales compleat OF fuF.rior qur'irv.
A few bags of hra quality GREEN
COFFEE.
Nov. s. d.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-02-12

BENJAMIN Shrcys, Jun.
HAS FOR SALE,
Twelve bales of INDIA C0IIoNS,
coNsIsTING OF
3 bales Bihwa Ener,y
do Comoreally Sannahs
do. Jallspore do.
do. Seerpoore BAftahs
do. Co'ypattv do.
2 DO. Csgmsry coaahs
do. Johannab do.
1 do. Doncaiter Chintx, and
3 cafes Bs"danna Handkerchief
hcks Sage
cheiss Hy.on Tea
g. pieces Ruais Shaetings
Q do. Ravens Duck
Is bags Black Pepper
! cafe Wool Hats
Meas eosrie and fine Shoes
W,me"s' and ehidr:ns' Morocco d..
! = Sole and U7r.r Leather
Il A f-w Coils C",dsge
\ Sniff in half barrels and kegs
srioes 9Th r-oof Cogniac Sandy
hsls. Afmssnac do.
hhds. and II barrels Sugar
as bhs. Beef, Seem infpecyion
do, pet brown TANNERS OIL.
IanuarvI. q
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-02-12
NETWORK LOTTERY, No. 8.

4 4 FEW TICKETS 10 he rhi.i ciat d, the
c,tery for the praaof'oS 81 Literature IN the
aase of New. York, tor Sai. by she rtinte, hcre.
Of. Prize, in The Second e:sh gil sat En- IN
!. xrha,Ee. Henocf ia
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-02-12
THE SUBSCRIBERS


Are now landing and Offer for fale
a. the ttore lately occupied by r. B. Jamehoi'
60 Bales Prime Upland CS:ton,
20 Hhds. Muicovado Sugar,
Q Pnncheons Irih Wh,Rey,
ls Puncheops Ola, and dne favored Jamaica
Rum,
Pipes Holland Gin,
10 Pipes Cogniac Brandy
50 Or. CheAs of the belt Teas, aGortea, from
hea to Imperial,
Boso Bbls. Of If and zlquaIity refined Sugar,
Hhds. Nader,
Hhd, Green Copsrais,
s Teirces Roll BrimRone.
Hhds. Allan,
Tie,ce Glauber Salts,
10 Pipes of Old London Particuls,Ma dcisa.
Pipes of toll Boaied Port
40 Or. Caass Sherry,
Pipes fine Lifbon,
3 Pipes PARTICULAR TcnneuRe,
" 40 Or. G Ks Malaga,
% Csks clset,
i Csh ofNstmess. Mace, ard Clovis
/ Bales Gaia,
500 lbs. Pepper,
q 100 lis. Plnentr,
SEQ lbs Ground Ginger,
1000 lbs. Race, DO.
200 Boxes Goafroids, (fupe,sne) Segan, in
bali buxes, s.,~
20 Boxs, St. Jago; do
Is. !, Pipes bea lFrench) Vinegar,
10 Bales Almonds, .--l
LINK pcar Bar!cN >
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-02-12

JAMES BACON,
AT HIS GROCERY S FORE,
King near Wilmington f".t,
las juf} received from PhiadeIpaia, New.Yor
re. an exsenfiye Election of GROCERlE
conGaing of
Gunpovder,
Imperial, 7 E \ S
Hyfon,
xosog t Hylo'' >0fAe altR mbor
p.LO p pa tation and baria
Comm Souchong -
Green coffee Of fuperior quality,
Loaf, Lump and Mdieovaao Sugar,
" India and Sugar Houfe Molxtft.,
Choice Old Madeira,
Particular Teuc.ide,
sherry,
Bfni!els, WINES.
L'iben,
halasa and
Pr, :,
C.aret in .finall caie,,
cognac and Barcelona Brandy,
Old jamaica Spirit
Antigua,
St. Kits
Bet Holland Gin,
White Wine and Cyaer Vinegar,
Belt Salad Oil,
Salt rsue, Annm. ,,rauue', oore'n q
Ronc.
Msse, Sutn.g., Cloves ard Gaia,
Cayenac and black Pepper,
Afpicc, race and ground Ginger,
F. Bloc and Poliaa Starch, :"
Dxon's Mcasri,
i.elper's aud HamiltoB's Snuff, "f.s
Bea Chewing Tobacco, z
Spaaih Sessss,
Pcsh Barley and Rice,
Shot afHtesi,
F and FF Gunpowder
Cur sd pi!sols F'iots,
siosle and double Battle do. ia pagers ard
cani,e,s,
Whit. ant brown Soap,
Mould snd dip, Candies, &c Sc.
As he has in a great meafdre laid
hi,ns!f ou, for the fui plying OF private families,
and in consequences thereof tsksn every rains
poEible N the Election Of bis goods, Re aAt;er.
hirrfelf fro:a their iupsnos quality, ard the low
price. at whish he win dap.fe of then, TO be :.
bie to civ. G,isfsaion 10 thele WHO will pl:ale
to favor bic, With rIfeir triton.
June ~.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-02-12

Far Sale, tyMe Su5jeri6sr,
A few tierees excellent Rice.
Six hhds best retailing Molaiies.
Sixteen hhds. Surinan Sugars.
A few hundred buihels Of coarle
Salt.
Dec. II. il, u. Lesale...
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-01-15
TRACT or LIND.

Will be publicly erpocd to faie, at the Eagle Tavern
in the city Of Richmond, on the 5th day of Ianua-
next,
Z SMALL TRACT INVALUABLE LAND.
a whereupon the fubfcrber now lives, Containing
about $50 acres, lying on the WeAharn road, and a.
bout four miles from the faid city. farther def
criPton of the land is deemed unnecefTary, as it is
PFeiumed that every perfon deirous of purchafng,
VIII obtain farther information as to the land, by
view Of or enquiry as to the fame. 500 dollars of
the Purchaie money will be expected in cath, and
credit OF ieyen years given for the balance upon re-
cevng bond with fecurity for the payment thereof,
and legal interea thereon annually. MIR. Archer
Payne of Goochland who is the truaee of the fub-
icriber, will join her in executing deed to the pur-
chaCer. ELIZABETH DANDRD rev
December 90. ne
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-01-15
15u autboritu.
LAW OF THE UNITED STATES.
AN ACT

AN ACT
For tie dlpojai Of certain eobie, Of TIE Laqvs of
the United States.
DE it enaded, BY the Senate and Eonle ORE
~ PIsfentatiz'eJ If tie United S.ate5 of Al7eri-
ca in Cengrej5 aDe7bLea-That three hundred
copies of the laws of the United States, which
have been procured by the Secretary of State,
| in obedience to the law pafed for that purpore
and three hundred copies of the Journals Of
Congress, which have been procured in purfu-
ance OF the reioution Of the fecond of March,
one thoufand feven hundred and ninetv-ninc,
iball be placed in the Library of Congress.
Sec. 2. And be it further enaGfea, That the
Secretary of the Senate, for the time being, be-
and he is hereby authorized to receive three
hundred copies of the laws of the United States
our or rf,e one theu!and copies refrrved by law
for the difpofal of Congrefs as foon as the fame
ihall be printed, after each fefIon which he
fhall caufe to be placed in the library, and af.
iorted respectively with the fettS of copies mem
toned in the firft fiction of this act ; excepting
only, that at the clofe of the prefent felton,
which will complete the Eighth Congrefs, and
IN like manner after each particular FELTON, in
future, which fhall complete Congress, he
hall caufe the feyeral copies referved BY him as
aforetad, for all the feffions of each reflective
Congrefs, to be bound in one volume, making
three hundred volumes for each Conerefs, as
atoreiad, which he fhall caufe to be placed i'm
the library, aTorted with the reflective fetts
OF copies mentioned in the frft feetion of this
act. And the feveral copies of the laws and
Journals of Congrefs, mentioned in this act, fl,all
not be taken out Of the library, except by the
Preiident and Vice-Prefident of the United
States, and members ofthe Senate and Houfe of
Representatives. for the time being.-And the
expence of binding fllall be paid, from time TO
time, out of the fund appropriated to defrzv
the contingent expences or both HoGfes of Con-
grefs.
Sec. 8. And beh further eao4ed, That the
PrehdeDt Of the Senate and Speaker of the
1Ioufe Of Representatives, for the time being. he
and they are hereby empowered TO efabii(h
fuch regulations and refri6ions in relation 70
the copies of the laws and Journals of Congrefs.
directed by this act to be placed in the library,
as to them hall feem proper, and from time TO
time, to alter and amend the fame: Provided,
that no regulation nor retriaion hall be valid.
which is repugnant 70 the proyilions contained
in the act.
Sec. \. IHd be ii further ena{7ed, That TO
make up the deficiency of the appropriation
heretofore made, for the purchafe of four hun
died copies of the laws of the United States,
the fum of eleven hundred and fortv-four dol
lars be, and the fame is hereby appropriated,
payable out of any money in the trealury, not
otherwife appropriated.
NATHL. MACON,
Speaker offbe Hogjs Of Reb,ljSataiipe,.
A. BURR,
Piee-P,sfdtaf eftLe Uacd Slater, and Pysfdaf ofB,
Senate.
January 2, 1905.
APPROVED,
TIL TEEEFpcNM
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-01-15
LANDS TOR SALE,

liz TIE Cenetee CsTsfy, .fa.e sfNesv YORK..
{ HE Subfcr.her having charge Of part Of, tie Ya,p-
i able LANDS in the Gerei.e country, lately un-
der the agency OF Charles Wiliafon, e, now offers
them for iale moderate terms either TO actual fet
tiers, thoie who declining lest.e the lands
themleves, deitous Of inveaing thes monies ;or
The future benefit of their families The titles o. s,.v
lands are indiiput&ble
For terms apply to Mr. John Hcnop, at the p.o-
presors land Office Geneva in the County Of Cl.,a-
rio, in the aate of New York, or to Mr. SsinL S.
Eaighs az Bath, in TIE torr,y, Of Steuben; Mr..
Frederick flaming, Fre!on in the fate CT Conneet-
cut--cr to
ROBERT TROUP.
New : ork, June ;. lso4. ewSm
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-01-15
TWENTr DOLL HRS REW6RD.

JACK, or JACK ASH, gardner by protection,
y formerly the property of Lewis Burwell, deed.
was fold by the Exor. of fad Burwell, about this
time laif year, to gentleman reiiding in Amhera
county, who permitted him to come down lah MAY,
tor the PurPofe of whiting his wife and relations,
with Promiie that his Wits ihoud be repeated fire.
quentlY. Jack has thought proper TO abufe this in
diligence BY not returning to his matter
His age Is lomeihing above fifty, rather under the
middle lize It's believed that he leeretes himleIf in
Cheiterheld, probably MIncheler, where his wife's
friends 1--we The keeper Of the toll bridge or the fer
TTymen will have frequent opportunities Of loppng
INN when on Wits to his wife, who is free and who
reildes opPoiite Mr.. Sou;hgate's garden. Whoever
will deliver the faid Jack to Mr.. Roe the jaor will
receive the above reward on application at the Office
Of the Enquirer.
Ian. 8. 1909. IL
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