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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-06-15
LAND FOR SALE.

AA-NO IOh DILL.
IN pursuance of an order of the
/ high court OF chaneery for the Richmond dis
trid. viii be sold. AZ Public Auaisn on Monday
the 18th day of July next, on the premises.
II Valua6le 5raet Of Land,
On the Little Bird Creek, in the county of
G1oehland. belonging to the estate Of the lale
William Anderson of London, dec. and known
by the name of Massis's containingb 10y late
survey, 1912 Ia acres divided into four lots OF
nearly equal extent about two thirds of this rraet.
is now in woods which is good tobacco land,
and the part cleared has been but little worn
Terms of sale will be che fourth in ready mo-
ney, x thSse aA1ual insralnents for the balance
Bonds with approved security and deed Of trust
upon the land viii be requn ed. 10 carry interest
from the date il not runauaily paid.
Those inciined to view the land before the day
of sale will be shewn il by Mr. George Toler or
Mr.. William Toler, adjoining, who can give
information Of the manner in which the lots are
laid or.
BENJAMIN TOLER,
Agent tn fsd ia, tbe Esecu
fors of JPihiam Andeyson,
dec.
Hanover. Sd June, 1905. ids
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Door. w IL S Q N

Door. w IL. S Q N
las removed his Apotheoary Shop to the
4 L lower floor OF the Bell Tavern, where ne
has general supply of
Medicines, Pants So other articles
In the Apothecary Line.
lie takes the liberty TO observe that he has not
an article of medicine but such as he uses in his
own praeiice.
Physicians. merchants and others. who may be
pleased TO pasronize HIM, shall be supplied on the
most reduced terms.
~ Persons of needy circumstances. bv nav.
ing the retail prices of his medicines, will be pre-
scribed for gratis wifi MAY IA.
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M. gi;of.> sseeek c,ncl..a,g.

! NJ. Eifsos'< efieeck conc24ded.
! The gentleman from Virginia. has ex-
dressed ms surprise that tic chairman, al
,'ie committee of clains has concerted
4, himself wih reporting facts and princr,
pies, and that he has got adopted lie no.
vel procedure of reporting something an.
iaiaoiint 20 an elaborate speech IN favor
81 The claims. As tbe speech of The CEN
lleman from Virginia rs unfortunately
destitute OF argument against the ciainps,
and rs Il might lie possible 10 dednce
rom 1t reasons in their favor, It mipbt
perhaps be proper for him 70 print il and
annex it TO The report, as substitute for
that which he thinks the chairman ought
10 have Suo,oinet, for the piiSca.ion of
the house. My feeble optics have been
able to discover but one attempt at aren-
mrnt, which is in those observations
which, relate ~ the MESSAGE of The Pre-
sldent, and the proceedings of congress,
on the ACT OF Georgia, IN i795, ard which
1t IS commended, we're notice, 10 purcha-
sers and TO the world, OF fraud. AT that
time II was not suspected that fraud had
been committed and the reason Tor those
proceedings was, that the Unilcd Sta es
possessed, or were supposed to possess
Iceriain claims To- the territory. There
ere certain subtitle, subl;matrd, ether;al
heaven descended geniGses, the soft an,
silken texture Of whose n,nds would sur
Ter ipinite ,iiscomposurs fromthe ooniae
LOT that rude and knot,y thing, an argu
ment. That gentleman is not OF this lie
! scFiption. Too otter have We witnesses /,
his argumehisGye pswers,to entertain lhi.
idea. | regret that he has declsimed ia
stead Of reasoning upon this occasion, as
believe that areunent, particularly upon
imppt,sn, subjects, $ move useful than
, mere declampsion. From motives which
5 | cannot develop. FOR asciibe improper
views 70 NJ one, Use present is attempted ~
he made a patty question. The people
are told that he capitol has becoue .
scene Of political ann private ioiQuiiy, IL
( fraud and federalism; that the majority
! Of their repre- sentaiivcs are comnrring .
y siupendous robbery open the public pa.
trimony; and their Indignation is invok-
ed upon he plunderefs. VIVA, lsel. ex.
isl % Justify these Recommendations Are
we abontio btter away The rights and in.
fcrcsis II he people Are We about IL
be guilty of vau,on waste OF Ike puhi;s
properiy Are we guilty of political mo.
7 tecyl No snCh thing. We are about I,
make syranRemen,s Cor CARRYING into ef
st6t asolemn stipulation in the 4 easy viii
Georgia, sud a solemn 90, of our orede
cessors, by dcgotirg part Of TIC FIVE o,il
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Notice.

THAT Nr Inftsay DityeY Of Bnc ss;sgJoy, coo,
y, u 6eretg jafly authorized II s,aEe sale -.
7Fscq or LIND, IN Pafrict, cortainisg sS0o
acres, lyigg on Dan ,ive--fb,ee ditto IN G,o,,es
connv lyrS oafbt vdfsrsof Linz Reel I,iooae,rSI
-f'soef ftosvand ac,es cacb Il one Of 500 acre,
tbs soid D'b,eH viii nreud a, ae,t Ibrff cyo,.o,
cosr jor f5e sac ~ t@e seif ands for and o., bcbo
I9 Nd7HT nNDERSoN.
4lbsmaris eeaay, Fs5, lSsL, 1905. nh
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Dollars I25,i55
T IGK f. II S

May behAl of George rrcter, Thomas Taylor
and samuel Pieasauts, j. IN Richmoad, Robert
Bischctt, and Watkins Leigh. Petersburg; rho
M Newton. 3r Barizn3 4 Lit,leton w Taze
well Norlolks Hssh Mercer. Tredeucksbrrgj
Henry Tucker, Winehestec' chapmau Iosnssr.
Ssaoasons and W al tic towrs ia Visginis, and
nm4ay places ia the county.
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grs spssohrrra HAS roa SAFE.
$50 LIZ Acres of i a,,e,..

lying ~ Henrico county. on the coal ~, ~, !,
saa'hs .ro1, Richmond TO tte Decp Run n.
ssso"a' niles fsom said CRY. Win a,o,sr,,,,
1,rr dweoshpuse and hsro and seyers,
gil. and sr'sp plantation laid or in |,
,'s,",. a" enosr good fences; there are about Van
app, srses. 100 of which are bearing trees,
ys,o.s CIV ~ peseh tres IT is needless 70 saw
s,h,e :. ~ psesurrah'e no person will pw i.
sppiy to the subscriber, who live, rbe-.or.
r.,,.,o 90 49, Joscth Eutark.
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Il Gyeaf Ba,.go1,r.

y be soil IN a tract Of l. Al N q.
M'ng n Halifax county, Virginia, within
acres The land lies well, is well wstercd. and
no' mi rr.or TO any high land in said county. for
''f prodnuon Of tobacco, corn, wheat. ~. or
any tping that may he planted thereon, Is a f;ne
neN,hy s.'ustioas has on il tolerab,e eomfor,a.
ne DWELLING house, sc. a good pranarv. ynol
peach and apple orchard, and is in a reaishy and
agree~ss "e,ghborhocd. For terms apply 10 the
subscriber living on the said premises.
Thomas Roberts.
n Z. -lstfy : Z, ! R'oo (w6)
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Advertisements.

ITO BE SOLD. To fbe 5;y5r-t bidder, IN a creai.
| = cf,reicc noaf5s. FIR J: lTR Sc7'S or
4 II " p, trkoagingfo RE eaa,r Of 7Soa,as ar-
se-soi dec. Viss--'Jse IN Csnpssl cova-y. Of eco
aces ians on 6otb slider of RE mar ,sa1. on t5c
brsaebes Of Scouer c,ere fSis sacf 10 e g. III ii ueet
-ipIil Can a5ck co,f. beieg re ST. cag ofrbt month
Onern 6ofernsst eoar-yot 80 ec,es. ipi1g an ca
e ;sed creek; tSisnarf 90 De se!a, lssf So-i Ro-
retoays corf, fcisg RE llt5 ly of ROE month ,e,e
two saes 10 bc afe-ef 81 sf. ip,5ouy I,rey, no,
Is hs-csy to aes jor t6e executors Of
roe said 75oyas Ar!e-soa.
0"e p +93ac,es ore Of az rcres. and one % so
aces, Sny IN B1rsf,ebaM county. f5e tspo iorsney
on fc ssat..rs T Rect hlps!ereeS -a4tb later one
on hciss's fefyrord These three iasf vacfs 70 be
seta ar asss 5fly B,cif7hae, coyr, 5cine tie 1871
dago!tr- wor.5 B,,d ,sif5 7onro-ss SECURITY tuiis
6e1emired. 10 6c@r izf--rst ffon, roe T1fe Sur II
fine'aai-y pad ssr iafeycsr sl,rti Re, ssri,ei.
SO. HATiti ANDERSON, e.
RORER7 RfYES,
E,:'ys- oi I5os anderson. dec.
He-msris e'uuty, FEB 1870 1895 IDS
~ virtue OF deed Of trust SEecu-
ted 20 the snbscrihers nv Ne John Tnrne~
rhe 18th July 1901 10 secure the sum If enc han
dred aud Sky sevcn pounds FIVE shiJSs, cue
Mr. Wiltshire \ Lexis. ey'r Of Fraacis I.evis,.
wilbeSOLD, for cash, on The premises, on w ed.
nssday The a7ih Mare, nexi. 1wo
Improved Tencments
IN ih'citv, nearly OPPOSITE the court; 'iise-AI
81, me other TE EAsf.NI', in said deed, onno-
sire Rockets warehouse. or SO much ,hereof "a
wiFhe sufficient 70 pav the aforesaid snr1 &c ops
'unired and siSiy-sevtn pounds hive srillings. (
With inteysst thereon from the 2isr day of Feb. |
as,. tegetier with the expense attending the ex-
seu.ion OF sand tsost.
Riciard s1r'ams. y.,,,,...
John Prosser-. S'"Ste'"'
Richmond, Feb. IS, 1906
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RIGH CoUkT or fHf.E.scILpll|
TIE A'Iszoer a71d fieas Of Samuel lsase.



II IS only then. Tor The core 6lness OF
his motivrs ~ delivering these opinions,
tia, he can now be- called 10 answer; and
his correctness otighl 20 be presunosa,
unless The contrary appear by some direcs
proof or b. some tjeient presump ion a.
rising from his general corduci on the
Trial, OF from the giaring ia,p,opnrty of
the opininun ilsell. For he sdmts .hsr
cases may be supposed, 81 an opn,i,n de-
liyered by Judge 20 poipably ef,oneous,
5i"Just, and oppressive, as preclude the
possibility OF is having proceeded from
ignorsnce os mistake.
Do tie opinions nov under oons;dera.
'iop bear any oC these mai;<s This no.
norable court need not be informed that
there has existed in Eagiatd. no sueh
,hirg as treasoo A. common iaw, since
'he wear $50, IS hen the aatuie 9th. 18th
EDWARD III chap ,, deciarpe vbs, o.
lone should w. lUure be Judged ,rshsrn,
vas passed. Is ii perfecIy cls~ fhal &c
cisions matte before ths' Aa'r'e, 4s0 yeafa
ago, when Errlsnd, tepche wa ,nr
irsl of Europe, was sob gpea % a >
deepest gloom ct ignorapcc' shd bed :
r'stn when The sss.em oi EseiAa .sis-
r.u.icncc was s,ih ia IS infancy; VI leb
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-03-06
sksiv'sc. ~ c.sa-tn;ea. 2f vel ctases
CT X o G. +, X =, {,

latciy adapted 1T \ General Meeting" Is;s -
moug other thing. epaf,ed, +" INA, he fund. nov,
in hand, as vel debts due to the said sosjetv.
shall be divided between rhe towns and co,.i.try
IN proportion 10 the capital subscribed by Tie
towns and csuntry respectively - and thar yro-
perty insured ID towns, and property insured ~
the country, shall be Responsible Tor their respr
yeiosses only. and not for the losses os each o.
,her''
And whereas. from the extraordinary Losses
which the society had sustained prior 10 fhe Dan
day OF February last. the funds OF the society.
had oeen very much reduced. and yet arc reduc.
ed SO that the porion ofthe said fundslo be aIps-
| ted to the towns IN conformity 70 the aa of As.
sembly aforesaid. viii in an probability be insu,h
Gent TO NEE, the losses Exclusively chareesb le
on the funds OF the townst Which may reasonably
be expected to occur in the course Of the present
year, and The credit aad very existence cf the IN.
ssnution requiring that provision should be made
ter the immediate payment of such contingent
losses-'lhe Board of Dicdors of the Societv
aio'esa''i. have thought proper 10 can fof the
I paymsns OF nall quosa On each building which
hao oeen ensured 50 any town 10 dis Common
wealth, or in the town OF Aieaaadsia. before the
said 24sh day Of February last, 10 be pad ON q,
before the first day Of April next do there
1 lore ana n conformity 10 a resolution adoDtet
/ oy the said Board OF Directors, hereby maj,
Nnown 70 al whom ;t may ccncern. thar the sa;,
requisIiou Of half quota 70 be paid on o. he "a,
me hrss day of April next, on each building en-
sufsd in any town in his commonwealth. ard !,
'ie 'o"not Alexandria, hath beea made Tor m,
purpose aforesaid, and in pursuance of me an
.sofl'y yes'edin the President and Directors b
'.S se' alosesai, and by the rules aud iegulasier
OF tne sad socioy. And do further hereisv (;
a p"s,sance also Of he resolution aforesaid notif
oau Persons concerned. that every insurance o.
winch the said half quota shall be psyab,e. un
oe' we seid requisition, viii be forfeited unlss
payment thereof. that's Of sum equal to hal
ne premium mentioned IN Inc policy, be made a
me fa'ihest BY the FIRST day Of June next IN,
such Insurance will remain fcrfe,sed until ia
payment Of he half quota 50 withheld, ana in,e
fsst thereon shaIlbe afierwafds, either volnui al
made or coerced in the mode prescribed b,
= NJ. M.RhE,
D President NJ Il s.
: AZ tbs General Office Of Ivsvrance
Ricbmod, Feb $50 1905 W.T.
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Oo.'1ra, oVf'IUU
All tickets drawn blank may herenewed in the
nexs class. at 10 dolls each; rhe Price Of all o.
theirs will DC Is dols.
al prizes OF Is dplars may ne renewed for The
ses>f class, or pad. at inc opton OF the person
entitled. 81 they be not claimed witn'r three
rrou,hs alter inc drawing commences, fney viii
be cnpsiierei - renewed in the second class.
Fb, dfawirg 30 commence in the city of VIII
HaasbuTE, on the - day of ------, under
i've masasemen, of lanes Madison. John Brack-
an, William, Nelson, Robert Greenhow, Bnrwcll
bassess, Robert Sanders, Samuel Tyler, Cham.
pm Travis. William Ligh,toot. Liltlc,on w.
II. .weli, George Tucker and James Senple.
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leg 8st5& II arrival 10 America, withstand
the ensuing season at my sra
/ -AnA>i4 bic. three mics below Rich.
!, 2 rnond, on JAMES river and
/ ne>a s8S cover mares ar Fifty Dollars
the season. the 10 he with the mares
or One Hundred Dollars by Insurance.. the mo.
ney for the insurance 70 be paid in Otscber. and
returned in every Instance where the mare shall
Z not prove 90 have bcensin fca. fexceps the p,o.
perty shall he chargrd) and all rares Sent. % Dr.
oned last season, WHICH proved not TO have Been
IN toa, are ar liberty 10 come this season gratis
Nores OF hard forth insurance win be expected.
| 70 accompany the ,nates IRE season CONNIE n
ces the la OF March. ard ends the isr of August
The pastures aue, Enclosures ase good aud Sc
cure; the str;aess attention viii be Paid all
mares particularly rhos- ~ foal and those with
COLTS who shall ave enclosures suit able 70 their
condition mo responsibility for escapes or ac-
ciden,s.
The great size. Hgure and performances en-
the ttrf. aided 10 The hg, prices which MS colts
command. gives him decided superiority over
any s'aliion in A rrerira~
10 say nothing of the number Of his coles.
who won in 1895, Inc first season they. appear
ca on the turf which greatly srspassei IN nun.
peri those OF any other hor.e. although De came
TO America many years after several stations of
high fame--ln 1904 we find ner l'avice's Ham.
ilntonian winning 6ve tipes, Mr. lioomes's Peace
Maker f.,ur times. Mr. Seidcns Ls,pnis three
unes, and Sting four times hIr Wyilie's Mask
wee, Ar Balls fiorfzcl tiuec years old. ryir.
"'ng two sweepstakes, which produced MS own
er SOU dollars and many other good racers.
M1 Ral has refused for this colt 5000 dollars
- H~'''linsonisn was sold in May lssS for 2OOo /
e"ilars---peace Maker was sold in otlobev lasr !
Tor 200 aqars---E. avinia in Nov.h,ber for 2i0e,
and 2ooO refused for Sting.
FEDlGREF.
DloSED was g2t by Florize,, Zone Of she
hest sons II King Hsrod) his dan, by Spectator,
sister 70 Juno. lrhe dam of Dragon and Young
Eelipse) his grandam (sister to tiorati,ls, i,y
bi1nS y his gteas gsandan. Featfer's dam, and
iu'i sister 10 the grandarn of Cygnes and Hos
som, by Childcrs. out of Miss i,e'voir, BY Grey
orantham, pagct, Turk, Betsey l,srcivai Leeds.
Arabian. MILES SEI.I,fsN
Tree Hill. Ian.,5'',, 1905 wa,s
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horse. in
as high health and vigor
rs he has everbcen since Us
arrival 10 America. withstand
the ensuing season atmy sra
bic. three mics below Rich
mone, on James river. and
cover mares at Fif.y Dollars
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a&paaoria Eaap apnessises.
MONDAY. JULr s.

\ n s 9 letter recsived on Ffiaaz a;
q ne ne rom Guadalupe, datfd Tame ii.
eo,. me 20 French have sent, for The pur-
nd :, u : 'sskiag Antigua, IS sail OF the line
Ess s,I "'Sates and sloops Of war, making
Sreo o''s with 10000 troops on board. No 3
souadrs .s nave reached this place since the
Atapd - sailed. Il viii not be able to
- % heavy a force if attack. d.n
i s :. S.l HiI!iard, from Martinique, arriv.
from NV York, spoke, June 18th, a BRIG
bad fall af.tInlqae for Charleston, which
beada A s ~ with the French feet off De-
Mat !, oasa'log to w,indward. Tune 10Th.
shario.. % II, long. So ID, the shin Ca.
tasuir. out IS days from New York 70
boarded' /, which the day before had been
shsru p y the British sloop Of war war KING Sus
Ma ' !, 70 company with frlea,e. and Il.
kE6 10 wa. ma lord Nelson was off BarbalIoe.
ap F; sail of the line. On the 18th ,bs
'sScb cr;s and the friga,s fell in with FIVE
/ ''sa'eS, having in tow nine sail OF Of
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so TIA. he reader i,,tis Il difie uLf r, ,st2e
upon and FIX in his mind any 2fecisr or de-,
hnige ide.. but this my. poalbiy be
owing more TO the natuyal obscurl.y and
subtility of the subjsct, than to any ih-
distinctness in the conception qi the wis,
ter. -
notwithstanding the General ei=gance &
correctness ofthe o:ction which distlnguish
this poem il cannot be denied that there are
several affected, forced and unmeanlng epi-,
the,s and lines. witch have a tendency to-
abae our. admiration Of .Ee. performance.
"a few WILDE selected TO justify the re.
mark. 80. w.
6 Whole carslefs laughter fwspt the breezy
q pam" sg5
I" Like evening tepiAsbt Jtlatb'd from fin
aacr skies" 49,.
81 From he slahgs sweetness Of 2 twilight
~. PLAIN" 49,
/" Ard iiecning thundcis aumbef'd = their
''Sseeped in the sttesms Of ra7turs's Purea
s - 6fe.R -
" Freedom breathe ,he fame Of vestai truth"
These ard few others that might be
added belong TO the Della Cruscan TIT &
can never be relished BY the lovers OF sense
and simplicity, ~, = .--- ..
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House of Commons, Nay IL

w, GRAY tock notice of his Ma3esty's
.,..h from the throue on the 18Th of ia
aaay last, 10 which It was stated, " 4 hat
4, MAJESTY being engaged in confidential
i ,intsrcourse and, connection With CERTAIN
o0vers On tina continent, and particularly
;,bRa,sia. with view TO objects relative
r. he general security of Earope, could
nat, therefore enter into any further ex-
plauaton on The subject of the overtures
made BY the French Government. He
1 remarked also, that sum OF i've millions
h had been voted by Parliament for conti-
4 mental purposes.
Under these circumstances, and ct this
: advanced period of the session, ne fels HIM
,.lfiusti6cd in asking of the minister, whe.
thsit was iutendeded to offer any COM
I uunication to Parliament with respect TO
those proposed alliances? sMr. Pitt an-
sEsred, that as matters were now situated
bis majessy's ministers did not deem it
proper at presentto advise the sovereign
TO make anv such communication. Mr..
Fox enquired whether communication
Ofshashasure miShfreasonably be expected
10 the course ofthependiug session Mr..
Pit replied, that such a communication,
he believed, could not be made zvita certQia-
r. Mr. Fox urged the necessity Of some
Communication, even though it might not
amount to certainty M. Pitt made
Inc lurlher replication.
lpsr'hs Accushnes. at New Bedford.
GS'rstf Of letter, dated Liverpool, nay
q ri, 70 gentleman IN this city.
have to advise you ofthe continued
depression OF tie cotton market. Near
1000 bales Of New Orleans. were yester.
aas sold at lid. to sod. <Uplands are i6d.
Inc papers Yesterday asserted with
sGuausncs, that the Bress fleet, of % sail
p y Aae, was standing out to engage the
I.iaaa' then off the harbar. in Zine Of bat
~, ,,..s.,sOussilsting of II sail of the line, and
the result ' ~ '' :
,.l; o1f West India merchants have been
n T - irom their anxiety by the certainty
sna ,ps return Of the Toulon feet TO CadiS,
a.. a.. I IS also reported that lord Nelson's
s. HAS passed Gibraltar
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I,oSD7s, My Is.
SIR 9dfcs hall past : ?. II.

81 y
Wsaop ~ lived this day at the admiral
bars been ,e.d camaen's Office from Adj
~ I'D e T. .p,s He arrived with his
mia ~. S' :, Barbadoes, on the 20 als. and
here rsssi had gone to lseward, upon which
sqa'or. .5;assly sailedin pursuit OF them
b ifl - had received accurate informasi-
and :, ~ : course great hopes wsre enter
90 q, ~ 9, ~ H. would faIlin with them be-
tlIn !, 'hs .,I could do any more injury.
'o aTs - accouat of an engage 'nent between
i ,1s.. a' aal. channel aeels is hourly ex-
p:ctsd. s.o,,, F.looath states, that at
8 f s,sloek on Tuesday evening le Brest
s s son,is,ing of twenty Ave sail OF she
a $. and frigates were all under weigh,
nus s od;no on, 10 sea. Lord Gardner
4, anu ,fs ' he Acct, consisting Of seventeen
i1 q !. line and several frigates, in the line
3 S las il two divisions. The Contest
9 ~ b';g arrived ar Plymouth, on Thurs
g. vita an account ofthe movement OF
~ :. s,ss. Acct, in consequence OF which,
Il, fltssn sail of the, line in the Sound and
cav;spd Bay, were expected to sa,l In
III evening TO JOIN lord Gardner
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British nsrrhaatm.1, ghfch. ll.sy had cap
turedo their home ward passage from Ia.
maiGa. The frigates were going to Qua
daloupe with their prizes bur when they
discoferedthe King Fisher and the frigale
they set FIRE to the whole of their prizes,
crowded all sail, and made off as expedi-
tiously as possible. @.:
Capt. X. further. states, that on the
morning of the day he sailed from Martha.
ique, an advice.boat from the French feet,
arrived there with intelligence that the
combined fleets had taken part OF Antigua
and Jamaica.
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We have received the Gazette de Ia Mar4
Unique of the 14th June, containing the
official account of the expedition against
Diamond Rock, and copy OF capltulailon.
A brief summary of these documents shall
be laid before the readers of the Mercantile
Advertiser on SATURDAY..
Hero. Aav
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-07-08

At an adjourned Court OF ENQUIRY,
Of the % Legion OF Militia OF the diRde of
Columbia, held July 3, 1906, at Mr.. Hodg,,
k;n,s tavern. WILLIAM ALLEN was appointed
Collector OF Militia Fines.
John Macleod, elk. l, G. E.
July :.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-07-08

Captain Newson, from Fort Royal. In
forms US that he. passed Antigua on the
18th June, and saw the British colors ay-
ing at English harhor, and on board a fri
gate and sloop OF war in the har5or OF ST.
Johns. Since the combined squadron's
left Martinique nothing had been heard of
them. 1t was reported at Fort Royal that
twelve British sail of the line Had arrived
to the windward.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-07-08
C A u T | O N.

4 IL perfons are cautioned agalnN
"a purchaing a HORSE adveTded for tale
by the MARTIAL Of the Difrid of Columbia, as
he is not my property.
DdNIEL M'CARIY.
!. July 8. @ 31.-.