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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-11-09
FROM fHE EvENlnc rosr.

As the time is now fast approachiop.
when we must expect TO see much dis
tress amongst our fellow. citizens, Der.
haps the following anccdo,e of Franklin
Will not be inappropriate / mean as re.
spects the severity of winter. WHY should
not those who have il in their power, at
tempt IN the most prompt and determined
manner 10 follow the advice and council
OF that great and good man, Franklin.
se9d you herewith bill of ten Iouis
doris; do not pretend to give such a
sum- only lend it to you. When YOU
shall return to your county, You cannot
fail OF getting into some business that
wii' in time, enable you to pay all your
debts. In that case, wheny on meet with
another honest man in SIMILAR distress,
YOU must pay me- by lending this suin TO
him, to discharge the de6s By like ope.
ration when he shall be able, and meet
with such another opportunity. | hope
It may Tins go through many hands be-
fore It meet with knave to stop its pro.
gress. This is trick Of mine for doing
deal of good with little money. Lam
not rich enough to afford much in good
works, and so am obliged to be cunning,
and make the most of lille.
Your Friend,
"-B. FRANKLrN.
Paris. April ODD, I7gh.n
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-11-09
NORFOLK, November $.

AfCNfOLfN, november 5.
Yesterday arrived in Hampton Roads,
tne u States frigs,e Congress, Captain
Decatur, 40 days from Tapgiers.--Mr.
WINE The purser, with whom NC con-
verssd, informs, that DR.. Davis, o,ir Com
sui, with an ambassador and suite from
me bey OF Tunis, are on board--tbat the
consultation is now uuder The comm md
oil Capt. Steqga1, and had sailed three
days before The Congress for the United
o'ates--that the ESse.r was commanded
oy Capt. Camf6ekf--and that the IdGms
was daily expected at Gibraltar, bound
aome--Mr. w. says, coppered ship
from Nan,z in 30 days, anchored in
Hampton Roads as he was coming to
town.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-11-09

The life of Lieutenant Tanning, com.
gsader of one of the United States guu-
boats written by himself, is now in the
press of Mr.. Thomas Kirk, of this city,
and viii be published in few days.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-11-09
NEW.YORX, Novernher >

The brig Adeline, of East Haddam,
from Guadaloupe, to NJ. aud G. Gfis-
void, was captured on Thursday off the
Hook by the British frigzlc Carabrian.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-11-09
GRIND LoDGR or HTRGLrIA.

VIE GRAND LoscE OF VIRcrNfA viii
4 meet in the Mason's Hal in this city. at 6
s'eloeS in the evening Of Monday the 9th day OF
December next
w. III. Fitzwbylsonn, G.. S.
Richmond, Nov 8, 1905. idm
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-11-09
: Col. Burr is now in this town."

Marine siercers-Ther is often muck
danger, and many lives have been lost, in
crossing public ferries, in different parts
OF the union, particularly at the city Of
New York; yetwe have heard Of no mode
Having been pointed out, by which those,
wiin might experience an accident, from
the uPseiting of the boat for instance,
might preserve themselves from drown
ing. With the best intentions, therefore,
we would recommend to the owners or
superintendent Of ferries, to supply them
selves with dozen Or more of MARINE
sfirueers, one of which to be lent to each
passenger on bis entering the boat, to be
returned on reaching the spposi;e shore,
to the person having charge of the boar
or ferry.
These articles, tri8ing in themselves,
bot OF the greatest utility, might be pro.
cured for about one dollar each they con-
sist OF new or old corks of wine or porter
bottles, strung on stout wire, and encios-
ed and quilted IN capvass-lhe Jacket or
spencer TO be tied under the shoulders,
win straps over the shoulders. H
lhe possession alone of these spencers,
would give a confidence 10 pasxengers,
particularly females, and prevent many
iudicrous as well as distressing scenes on
board the ferry boats. Let him who is
acquainted with. a better mode, make iy
known,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-11-09
{" Paris. April 92d, l7s4."
BOSTON, Der a.


from HOLLAND, Sent. 2.--Letters are
received in town from Amsterdam, by an
arrivalo on Tuesday last, which contain the
following Information -" Seven vessels
have arrived at this place, which were
carried into England, and after a short
detention, released this circumstance has
caused, IN some measure, depression in
the markets. There is report to dsy,
that the Austrian ambassador has Quilted
Paris; aconiinen,al war is therefore now
considered as inevitable"
fSoH GIsR1L7AR.--capt Rogers, in
% days fron Gibraltar, brings accounts,
that The combined French and Spanish
ieets were still at Cadz: that adrsirals
Calder and ColIingwood, were before tba,
place, win squadron Of about II sail !;
and that lord Nslson, With an additional
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-11-09
PHILADELPHIA, November 4.
Ersraef Of a letter 20 tie Editor, daffa,
"CHILLIcoTsa, Estate of Ohic)


"CHILLIcoTs:;,( Estate of Ohio)
October IS, 1905.
Our republican governor has been re-
elected, nearly unanimously-tbere have
been but few scattering votes. Erery
senator and representative, elected 10 the
next assembly, so far as have heard, is
arepubiican: and although the lederslists
had but two members in the upper and
three in the lover house last year, am
led TO believe they will no, have even so
many the present.
We have been uncommonly healthy
here this season. The emigraiion 10 this
cosDlry, the present year, has far exceed
ed that Of any former one. The u. s.
lands lying in this dis,riets are nearly alb
taken up. Lands, which were sold three
years ago Tor two dollars per acre, are.
now selling at from twelve to Fifteen eol-s
lars, per acre. ~, (
Col. Burr is now in this town.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-12-14
Dr.. Razgton's Anti Bilious Pts,
or. Family Phyiic.

The extraordinary celebrity theie pills have
sa;ued. the u1i yeriai demand for them and cteem
Of which theyare held by medical men OF the firft
en;nence. are fufieient Testimonials OF their IN
srinfc worth. In great colds and iudden attacks
of dorder., 40 early ute of thefe pillsot.en pro-
dnces the hsppief effects, and taken once m eign'
or tea daysin cafes of indigeaion, headachs' ar
sineis, pains in she itomach and bowels, ayien.
tries, diarehras, dropfes, &c. and a iioeral
uie of my anti bilious bittefsin the intermediate
time has relieved patients almOf to tnirscls--
price Is cents a box.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-12-14
Robert Greg.
This is to give Notice,

T>HAT the fubfcribcr, Of Alexandra county,
hath obtained from the Orphans Court
Of the laid county in the diariet Of Columbia,
letters OF administration on the perfona cfate Of
Tamss 4 Satfoa, late Of the laid county, de
ceafed; all psrfons having claims againa The faid
aeeeal:d, are hereby warned to exhibi, the fame
With the vouchers thereof, to the fubicsihcr. at
or before the Izth day of May next, they may
otherwife by law be excluded from al benefit OF
the faid cRate.
John Sutton, Admir-.
November "a. saw4w
af all perfon indebted to the faii decealed,
arc rcquefed to make Immediate payment to the
above named administrator.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-12-14
This is to give Notice.
%fIAT the iubierieer, OF Aicxandra cour

X zIA ) tu1tSrTU1Ij VI S0U'I-
4 ~, hath obtained from the Orphaos'
Court, Of the iaid couasy, il the dialia Of Co.
lnmbia, letters of aduniaration on the psrfonal
sfase Of jam Bosv'ing, late Of the !aid county,
dscealsd; all perfoas having claims agaief the
fad deeea(ed, are hereby warned 10 exhibit the
fame with the vouchers thereof, &c the fabfcri.
Der, at or before the fira day Of une next, they
may osh.rw!(s by law be excluded ftom all bs.
neGs OF said eeate.
Ehxabsth BaSviing.
December 7., 2aw6x
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-12-14
VAL UABLE F AMILY .
MEDICINES.
Iea; received direa from the Passntees, and
FOR SdLE BIZ
JAMES KENNEDY. uN.
DRUGGyT,
The following Valuable Medicines:
81. Rarsi0n's Aasts- Bslsoas a''6
StomacheL Bstters.
PREP AIRED BY
THO Ms FL. r n NJ q n,
Member Of the Connecticut Medical Society.


rTsHESE Buffers have undoubtedly had the
moR rapid tale Of any Patent Medicine G
YER before dilcoverea, and are july appreciated
for their insular and unconitaor virtues tor re,
BORING weak and desayed contributions, and all
that Of complicated complaints 10 common 70
the furing and tall feafons. fach as is'<rmftast
.sTsvtys and Agses, iesg dsfxmaa ftSsrs' y.
Jsn,e,i<s. Sc. they are alto very pieaiant bit
scr for common ufs, and where they are known
they hav. taken the place and fuperceded the use
Of ali other hittess in public houfes as well as IN
-priyate fanilies.-Pice so cents box.
DR.. Lees (Windham Bilious Piils.
THE great fale and increafpg demand foI theie
valuable pills for thefs twelve years Pait, DC,
fOeak their inrrinhc worth. They have proved
6neu.arly eticacious ia Bi9isHs anS is'lo1v ff.
y.r,, Tasudiee, Head Aasb', Dy/tnserie', B'H'es'
c5ois. c0eivsge1s, Ssmale ssp laists, &c. y.
The very great demand ao9 high eitsenl 70
which ,hefe pills are held shroughous the United
States and the Wet Indes, has induced many 70
coaase,ieit them the purchafer is re9ueited 70
obferye Ia, the name Of Samuel Lee, Jun. tine
vat.uts) !, sfixed to each bill of directions, IN
his own hand writing, or they will not DC gena-.
me Price so'cenfs boxs
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-12-14
DR.. Rawfon's Worm Powders

A medicine wEich for efficacy and lafety 81 lis
operation fands unrivalled. The mott authen-
sicated proofs and respectable authorities Of ITS
aaonihins virtues, and furpriGng efeea, iniex-
sreme and alarming cafes of worms, may De Teen
at the place OF fale. Price 50 cents packet.
d.. Cooley's Vegetable Eflxlr !;
On Cough Drops,
For Coughs, Colds, Aahmas, fpisting Of blood,
and all diieales Of the langs. lss merits fands
unriyalled. Price SO cents \ bottle.
DR.. Coeley's Rheumatic Pills.
Price SO cents box.
Hinkley's Infalllble remedy tor
the Piles.
Price go Gents a Bax.
Very particular directions accompanying each
ofsheie valuable medicines.
He has hkeavs1s for SAFE,
Ao.neial aGortnent Of Drugs, Patent ME.
a;s;nes. Shop furniture and Viais; a few hand.
{ome Hall Lamps; Indian Shades; proof walls,
EHence ofiSpfuce Patent Backing Madeira
and Shefry WING; black bottles In hogfheads
Paints esound in oil !; and a few barrels Flax
feed OIL, which be viii Lion reaionabie terms
.cr cah. or ss puaesuai cuaomers on hort
credit.
or A gensrous aIlowsaee will be made 70
shofe who purchafe sac above Medicines by the
dozen.
kAaFsh a.. saw
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-12-14
T Q L E T,
oA.ber =.

/ Z l. E /,
a CONVENIENT ,wo-fory Brick OVAL.
IA ing HOUSE, 6tuaic on tie esrner Of
D3le g 1t. l/a5I .freet, .asely occupied oY
RsHARD VrIrcH-Apply to
THOMlsS GLAGGETT
November H.. co
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-12-14
7Aomo}on's aromatic Tooth Peyfe,

For the fsurvy in the teeth aud gums, and tor
whitening and prelerving the teeth. II likewlie
takes of all difagreeabe fnells from the breath,
which generally arifes from lcorbutlc gains and
Bad teeth. This pate is much in uie, and high
~ eaeened by all thOlc who value the preiervati.
on of their teeth, i. may be applied at all times
With the greatet fafety. 1t is neatly put up in
pewter boxes with paper directions. Price SO
ents bcxs
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-12-14

/ with to employ Man
rs E,ansge faiall Farm ar the mouth y
Hunting Greek, near Alexandra. psrion ac-
dsble OF condasaing large garden wouia DC pre-
ferred. !,
DEFENDERS. Iav4w
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-12-14
DR.. RawEon's Itch Ointment.

A cersain and fafe application tor that di'a-
grseabie complains called the Itch. ffiee f.
snssa 5oxs
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-12-14
ROBERT CRAY, =
BOOKSELLER, K1NG-sTREET.
HIS IN THE PR ESS.

lars, new and very highly intcreting work,
NTITLED
A NORTHERN SUMNER;
Travels Round the Baltic,
Though Denmark, Sweden, Rudla, Prufia, aad
part OF Germany, in the year 1904,
By John CARR, Eff.
xut5sy sf fbs STRANGER IN FRANCE, 5e. sc.
On hand the following Valuabsc Books,
Debates Of the Virginia Convention on the adoP.
tion OF the Federal Government.
Pink.rton's Modern Geography, two large octa-
yo volumes, and Beautiful qaafto Atlas,
containing Gxty-rhrce Maps.
BlackHone's Commentaries, fudge Iucke') i've.
volumes.
gacon's abridgen,ent of the Law, vols. octavo,
Viner's abridgement Of the Law, N % ostayo yo-
:, lume. bound in calf, London EDITION.
EIening's New Virginia JuAice.
Revifcd Code of the Laws OF Virginia.
Marin ali on Iniurance-
Park on ditto.
Gibbons Decline and Fall Of the Roman Empire,
twelve volumes octave, London edition.
Same Book Philadelphia edition, in eight vols.
DemeRic Encyclopedia, five volumes octave.
Holy Bible, in four volumes octave, printed on
fine wove paper with an elegant type.
Anacharfis's Travels, four volumes octave.
Gilies Greece, four volumes oeeavo.
Hiaory of England, by Hume, Smolet, and o.
theirs, y volumes octave, the two lat contain
the Hiaoty of the American Revolution.
Edwards Hifory of the Wet Indies, anew edi-
tion publihed by fdbfcription, three volumes
are received.
Commercial Dictionary, three volumes oS.avo.
Bower on the Dlfea(es OF the Bones, i.vols vo.
Dictionary IF Commerce, one vol. odayo, juR
pubInhed.
Robertlon's Hiaofy Of Charles the 9Th.
----4---- of America.
Iohnfon's Englilh Dictionary, improved by the
addition of Walkers Raniard OF Pronunciation.
gisih ClaiIics thirty .niae,volames IzHao. bound
in calf.
Volney's View of the United States.
BrtiG Spy, Letters of
| Curtius Letters,
Bells Surgery, vols. Svo. bound in calf.
| Medical Extracts, vols. octave, calf and gilt.
Rollins Ancient Hiaory, 10 vols. Izmo.
| Plutarch's Lives, vols. I2mo. &c. &c.
r. CIR AY,
Keeps eoaRansly for Sale,
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| bsndbox and bonnet boards; blank books OF va.
rious fizes ready made, or made to any given pat
| tern at hort notice, ruled with faint lines,
bosnd with Spring backs, Or Ruiiia banded !;
common and pocket almanacks, for the year
| one ,htuland eight hundred and ok.
1 Dscen Der z. 1aw4t
N. B. DR.. Reefs Encyclopedia will
be put TO prcfs in about two weeks, thole who
wiGa to poaefs this valuable work at moderate
| price, had beft leave their names with the fab.
feriber as loon as poible, as the price will proba-
bly, be RATED after the publication of the hr vo.
hume.
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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-03-28

March &c.
Commodore Preble, Col. Burr, and the hon.
10. ADAMS, arrived in town yeGerjay from
Tie Southwark ReiE
a ieleet party Of gentlemen give dinner to
th. eahdut Mediterranean Hero, at hardy's
Hotel, tomorrow. 10.
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TO RE SOID

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he Int H.7yy Ramhisb, ECa', To E-p,> the bal-
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Paymeaf ofbe UsH resAerf on 7rBi-J be,,zeat beiae
maae, b,s5e fs1veya.es z,V Beexe pfdby
JOHN HEHENLWGHAIM.
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NOTICE.

IL pr5joas iHdtJtedto TIE EJafe If .ToJn 7,IB,
Elq'r. LATE IF Amega county, 7p5-ber BY eqgage-
me7t' e7rred into 7oib ID. dscdnf in lis EcA,ue, or
7ehb bis odainfyaiors oee bis dofb, are ySqaeql +,
make iwmadiafe 6ayme1t. MI dsGycl haf due attention
7oH be giUm to this n,fier, as he aaia Ffoys cue ,7g
a5om f1aiy efng bey aeonafs IF aueR,siioa, and Of
SoHf, ann longer exersjf any dyetioa tle6qg Gy-
tier iaidgages
II bryr he aayPejoo 7v5o jave igG eloio,, ogajoR the
5ofe, not bhJryfo byufed, they a,e 1ozv ,egDgio 6,
Jsnf bem J5y fqyncaf.
THE HDIINISTRI7OPS
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IN CHINCFR1.

Nv OlfI4NtsA'Ni.
Williamsburg Huitiugs Court, February %, 1905.
John Coke, admiminifrator de 6spi5aoa OH 80
Samuel Coke, deed. PItH'
Againh
Robey Coke and Samuel Coke, DeG's.
He Defendants, not having entered their appear
anee, and given lecuri,y according 20 the Ad of
Aiemhy' and the rules Of this Court aud it appear
ing to the iaisfactinu Of this court that they are not
inhabitants Of this fate; on the motion IS the flan
till by his council, is ordered that the faid defend
ants do appear here on The FRI day of June Court
next, and anfwer the bill Of the complainant, and ,hat
copy Of this order be forthwith Inferred in the En-
quirer printed uRchmond, FOR two months fuccenive
ly, and another copy ported the front door of the
Court Houie Of this city
a Copy, Teae,
WILLIAM RUSSELL, &C.
March 2s.-leth2m.
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FOR THE ENQUIRER.
THE REcaNCILER.

The Editor Of I'D Niikinia Gazette has an
nounced, that he sbpdt to eaablifh paper
the title of the eoociler" The Virginia
Gazette has hithert6been conducted upon prn-
cipies purely federal; but the form which it is
now to ahume, indicatesan aIterationinitsf pirit,
which nun proceed from fome caufe which has
not operated before this time. Thofe who re.
collect the part which the editor Of the v. G..
acted, during the lhort-lived domination offcde-
raj principles, cannot look for the motives of his
pretent conduit, in any real attachment to
principles of moderation. fiat time when the
whole force ofthe general government was le-
yelled againd the party who are now trum-
phant when we were told that the falvation
Of our country depended upon "humbling into
dutt and 9lhes," the men who have fince been
entrufed By the people Of America with all
the authority they can below IF at this
time, the Editor of the Virginia Gazette did
not heiitate to- approve aud fupport the very
WORT meafures which were adopted, we can
not furely expcdFrom him liucere and cordi-
al with, that nil parties mould unite in fraternal
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LOUISIANA.

DIR. John Sibley is appointed by the Prefident
or IN. ,sses. States, agent and superintendent
oflndian affairs FOR all the Indian tribes i'm Lou
iiana fouth of the Ozark riyer--is authorized
occasionally to hold talks and conferences with
them, and diltribute preiertS among them, &c.
discretionary. For which parpofe fuitabie
goods, we learn, are on the way to him ~ Nat
chltoches.-This is an appointment of much
Importance and responsibility, which the doctor
is well calculated to fulfil. NafebeJ paper.
Nsw-ORLEANS, Feb. Is.
We mention with peculiar regret, the unhap-
Ply fate of MIR. M. G. Lewis, brother of the late
Mrs. Claiborne, who fell on Tuefday lah, in
duel with Mr.. Robert Storey.
MIR. Lewis was a youth of amable deport-
ment and promiling character. We have heard
that the Dream Of fiaeh5, in our paper of Fri
day lait, created the Misunderstanding that has
terminated 70 fatally. We have been at fome
pains TO learn the circumstances of the duel, &
believe ourfelyes correct in the following fate
ment:
MIR. Lewis with his friend called at our office
for knowledge of the author. We begged
time to ak APPRECIATION we could
make Mr.. Sterry's communication, il feems
FedeE5 became known through fome other me-
dun. A challenge-then enGued from Mr.. Lew
is, which we have underltood, left no means of
conceiiion IT requiring no explanation, but i'm
mediate iatisiaetion for the outrage committed
on his feelings. Ii being accepted, the parties
met, and were to wait the count of /, 3, 8, and
at the fucceedng word of fire, to fire. Mir.
Lewis's pitfo lialhed before the time, at the
word three; and he therefore loft his chance OF
hire. Mr.. Sterry feeling this, Immediately turn
ed, and fired backward in the air. No offer
ot accommodation was, we believe made, and
the parties again fired nearly at the fame mo-
ment, when MIR. Lewis received ball which
patied through his heart and out at his left lide
For moment he continued his attitude, when
eating his eyes to his friend, as if hrt confcious
OF his wound, he could onlyutter, " believe !"
and fell lifelefs corfe.
The deccated was the fucceeding day buried
IN this city, and attended by a large concourle
of the mott respectable inhabitants.
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aclrst.Inoirs.

In addition to the particulars given in this pa
perrefpeeting the taking of Dominica, the Phi!a-
Selpha True American of Tuefday informs us
that one of the French ihps of the line employ
ed in the expedition was of ia guns, two of
the Others were three deckers, and one of the
armed briggs was prize veiiei captured by the
feet on its paflage from Rochefort. The next
Object was faid to be an attack on ST. Lucie or
Antigua.
In confederation of the arrival of the French
fquadron at Martinique we thall republiih the
information we ye'terday received from cap ain
Sinclair, of the brig Integrity, arrived at this
port in 81 days from Jamaica; and that the
Euglilh cruizers in the Wef-Indies had got
wind of it.
" Captain Sinclair on the 18th init in lat IS
81, long. "a 81, fDoke Britih frigate, teering
Z. S. E. who aSed it capt. S. had heard of the
French and Spauih fleets being out. She was
apparently bound to the Wea-Indies with diff
patches"
The Britifh have now al inferior force to the
French in the Wet-lndes and we may expect
foon to hear of their receiving ferrous injury in
that quarter. Although the London papers re-
ceived here are to the lat of January, they do
not mention a word of the failing OF the above
French fquadron.-N. r. Gazette.
The king of Great Britain has been pleafed to
appoint Francis Cover, Efq. to be captain-ge-
neral and governor in chief in and over the i'll
ands a q plantations in America, commonly cal
led the Bermuda or Somers Hands.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-03-28
NEW-YORK. March 90.

A Spaniih IA fitting for fea, two trigates, and
an armed brig, were lying at Havana on the
"a inf. AZ the fame time a Britih so gun
ihip and or 5 frigates were cruiing off the
port without pretending to blockade it. Flour
go dollars per barrel, and markets generally
good. Mere. AdV.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-03-28
FOR SALE.

/ HAT VaiNabir amt zoeN k7o-pa 1'fTEPN qppB
i a5ont7oo bpadyed and fsyfy aerer IF LAND mt
jonqg bereto, in s5= county Of Heq,.o a5sgt fqa miles
from The city Of Ris5manA At tie p7iu 9r tbs Fyea-
ris55tgg and S.Ianfon roaar, eonmoqip es3 Greroyy
Tave'H, as7g in b. occupation o Mr.. Cai zpeei TZ.
aJDanfagei afzbaff this brosfy are 70 zrsH kqozou as
70 rsater il Dnq-tiry to dfaH be1 in an a2vs,ir.qerL
1br trims may BE- kuo7on on obbieafop 10 The I5f,;-
her, G9iqg in Kl,g B,iE,m county,, and Be A9d 7yay
be @e7oa BY Mr. GafezpooA
ROGER GREGORY:
11nreb 2s-(eth9t.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-03-28

PbiIadslbbia, MGrcb Of.
Yeferday partyof marines marched from
their barracks At the lower end of The city, and
embarked for New. York, as we (uppofe, to go
on board the frisate John Adams, fitting out
for TripCli.