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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-02-27
Il Greaf Bargain,

" be sold in a tract OIL A N d,
4 lying in HALIFAX county, Virginia, within
four miles OF the courthouse, containing 637 9
acres The land lies well. is well watered, and
not inferior to any high land in said county. for
tue production of tobacco, corn. wheat, re or
any tning that may be planted thereon: is a fine
healthy situations has on ii tolerab,s. com forta
PIE dwelling house, &c. good granary, good
peach and apple orchard. and is in a wealthy and
5000 ne'ghoorhood. For terms apply TO the
+ January SS, 1861 T,ys,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-02-27

Dollars, $4,000
An tickets drawn blank may be renewed in the
next class, at 10 dolls. each the price of all o.
theirs will be IS dolls.
All prizes of Is dollars may be renewed for the
next class, or paid, at the option Of the person
entitled. IF they be not claimed within three
months after the drawing commences, they vii
be considered rs renewed in the second class.
The drawing to commence in the city of Will
iiamsburg. on the - day Of -, under
the management of James Madison. John Braok-
en-, William Nelson, Robert Greenhow, Burwel
Bassett, Robert Saunders, Samuel Tyler. Cham.
pion Travis, William Lightfoot, Littleton w.
Fazewell, George Tucker and James SemPle.
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United States s per eent.
Stock.
Stock.

Apply 10 the Primer of the Virginia Arpus.
g. w. Trueheart.
Richmond, Feb. Is. 1905. Wv
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HIGHcoURr OF IMPEACHMENT

The ans1yer, and lileas Of SxsusE CRxss,
one Of the associate Jsssfices Of the s,1jirenie
4 court Of fhe Uu;ted Stafes, to the articles
Of fntheacanenf exhibited agnns, him in
the said eon,l, ~ ne honoraSie she house
Of re7'rrsenfaaVes offhe United States, in
sufstorf If fhsir iosaeaehmeat against hin,
FOR nigh crin,-s and misdrniean9rs, suh.
POSED 10 hane tesn or hin committed.
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ihesrise, an assertnisu, Of ueH chosen
G X O c 4 RE S.

Sopric,isg OF Loaf & Brown Sugars: Coffee
Y Dung Hsson and imperia. Tea; Chocolate, Rice,
Indigo, Mace. Cloves, and other spices; Dry
sherry, Lislop, and Malaga Wines: Coznisc.
feaehl and Apple Brandy Rum, Holland and
Coun,ry Gin, Whiskey. Molasses, &c Crock
cry and Stone Ware, and variety of other arti.
tiees in flle Grocery lire, wtf
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-02-27

I y!sc in James City county, on Chckahomiuy
river,ten pailes from W;Iiismsbirrr. The i'm
provemsnss are. a twostory brick house with two
rooms and passage above and below, norticos
on each side. large and capacious barn, and 8
other ou' houses. The whole srza Including an
STAND IN view of the house, high and low land.
with marshes. contains about 97c0 acres, scarce.
y one third of which is cleared. Two thirds Of
me islands, arabic, which. with the land adioin.
ing fhe houses. is Of superior quality. Adjacen,
:ofle island are two bold and nagigzbie creeks
with convenient landing TO each. The range
TOR cattle is very extensive and the marshes and
meadows viii supply an abundance Of hay. Fish
md fowl in their respective seasons, may with
;ase he obtained at your door. The orchards.
consisting OF the grearest variety of all kinds of
ruit selected with care, are now in their prime.
The FERNS OF sale are ono third cash. tbe ba-
ance in one, two and three cqaal annual pay
nents.
PEYTON RANDoL PHI, Jr.
For ELIz: INNS.
Nov 18Th. 1904. ids
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NICHOLAS HALLAM.

no doors dbove tbr Swnu-7ayeyn bas ;nst recei.-
ed rem tse I'ir Of Wigbt, and for sale on toe
srosf m.i~ate terms,
Three thousand VT. ofexecIIent BACON Hams,
sua Msdd'inss, and supply Of choice new
and Old Northern CHEESE; Also. IRISH
POTATOES F- -
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Ready made PENS jsr sale hsrs.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-02-27

May be rad Of George Tucker, Thomas raylo,.
and Samuel Peasants, il. in Richmond, Robs,f
B'rehett, aud Watkins Leigh, Petevsburs Tho.
mas Newton. Dr. Barrand. < Lissleton w. Taze.
vel, Norfolk; Hugh Mercer, Fredericksburg /,
Henry Tucker, Winchester, Chapman Johnson
Stann'ons ard in all the towns in yirr;nia. ,rj
~ many places IN the country.
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NOTICE.

n pursuance Of the act Of the Gene.
Il raj Assembly, passed on the Oath day of ia
nuary' 1903, for more effefsalIy preventing the
Constructions to the passage of Fish in the great
Falls of James river, from We stham downwards
are hereby required TO conform to the provisions
ot the said act. on or before the 81 day Of March
ensuing, otherwise they win be dealt with as
the ae directs. shall proceed to view the falls
immediately.
JOHN 5fo0D1, Surveyor.
Nchmond. Feb. 11th, 1905 w3t
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-11-02
To Planters and Farmers.
TIE Jx5friber e8Srs far .falt. On a A5od en-
Dir, or far NECROES,

TIE JubNriber eFsrs far .jalt. On a h5od en.
dir, or far NECRoES,
Ten tracts of Land, OF 1000 acres
each, Gtuate on the Eirer Oochsta, and til. Ba.
ION OF Benh-lFine, in the county O. Oache.s, and
iergitory OF Orleans. The above land is pan Of
The grant nade to The Baron IL BaRyot by tn.
Span;fl government. II is ituaed aboqsfty
miles froh,.the Natchez, $50 miles from New. |
Orleans, and SO from the river Mimihpm, ant
from 10 to Il nsilee free, the post OF 04chtta.
1t is thought unnecenary to give more than
brief defcrption of it, as any peIion whining fcr
more particular formation may obtain II rOn
any Of the following named gentlemen.
The above land lies on waters nayIgab'e in all
feafons Tor velfels of 40 tons burthen, is !. the
heart Of country fatt iettI,ng rom the NJ ihaip.
pi territory and Ken lucky, and being but few
miles from The post repdersit contiguous to mills,
flores, cotton gins, &c. 1t lcarcely neceii'ry
to fay any thing of the quality of the fol, as
the whole Of that counter is know 20 BE- the
6uca lard the world. It may not be imPfo
per 70 remark however, of theie lands that a.
bout one fih being covered with umo'r, til:
reG is ptairce, and nothing cIie is required I"
prepare it for crop of cotton, indian corn To-
bacco, hemp, or rice, (o the loweR part OF tn;
erounds) than assrely pIoughing 1t up
: The fubfctibet owns 5000 acres mo's' on
which he would be glad Of obtaining 'ndu'rloaS
ett,ers. Such .cct!crs ought 70 have tome nc.
qroes, and plenty Of children. Totuch he Oh
ters liberal encouragement either by telling 70
them at low price, Or on lo0g credit OF or
6 years, or lcsft Of 10 years ne ~0ul0 a''
fuIpih :her with proyilons on their arrival
thcrc. ~
For further particulars enquire of Thom'' W.
Grif;tb,s and Thomas Chase. Biquifes, at BAL
,imor.; David P. Devices, a: Alexandra VH !;
pima Dr.. ]. Scott, ofFrederickiba'gh ; or OF
+. f,btcriber q, New Orleans, 6ut al rrcient IN
Philadelphia, 800.
William Devices.
September is. law
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October a..
The Subscriber

wines to RENT or SELL, the following
Properly, on Ktng-frest, Osz.
THE CORNER STORE, lately occupied
4 by himfelf-the Rand is equal to any in
town for retail fore, and will be rented very
cheap. ALTO, the house lately occupied by
Doctor Hall; the houfe is very convenient and
10 good repair--this ALTO will be rented a bar.
gain if applied for Immediately, FOR terms, sP-
Div TO THOMAS RICHARDS,
OF in his abfsncc to MRS. H2Ror, living on the
preniles.
Augua 8. dtf
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BY virtue Of deed Of trult from
<fames Davi4jsa 10 the fubfctihet, for FIGURING
,hc payulent of thirteen hapdred dollars TO Jo.
sJe5b Ibsmas AMI ,sJ1gfab Faxoa, will De expoted
to PUBLIC SALE, to the highea bidder, for
ready money on the premiles, on WEDNESDAY
the 18th of November next, at 'clock N the
afternoon, a HOUSE and . T, on Prince.
ffrset, between Water and Fairfax ftreets, late
ly occupied by the iaij James Davidton as ia
vern. The houe is large and conmodious, and
is in part of the town well calculated tor buff.
nefs Of any kind land the iale will poftvely
take place.
G. Deneale, Trgfee.
OEober I'll. du
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Thirty Dollars Reward.

"a UNAWAY On OF abou. the Is,h !0i5'D''
K from the plantation of DOapr Bell. :" &c C..
doun county, MuIa',o Man rsm.d N ,l1 !.
s5oo years old, Eve fe:t ten inches h's 81 n'
fss. p ns eG pa ~"s Sa pal, q I'D velvet de-
iinen trowfers, i}ripped dim Thy jacket anu
a,gpsi Blanket. SAID fellow w.s ,.'5s d., "ss al
Aopia, where fone tine ago Pureha's1 o' .. =,
captain Rayjaa; it's fappoI:d l'id ieLo~ ',n '''
PAT. and will attempt to PATS as ies 9;s'' did
will give tn. above reward for sPPt:s'"a,.5 ' #
Neg<o in any Jail, 20 that get him Syn FG,r
taken out of the GATE of Virginia .. l Lg
DoAnr; ii in thi, fate, and tsafona9s 'n 81 81
p3;d for Bringing him home, Al T9aIe,y S "
ieis ard Others are forwarncd aga,nf Da''oO'" .
or hiring faid Negro, at Their PERIL OH
Aouia. Sept. ss. (Oa. 81 1aVH
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-11-02
Dr.. Raw}on's Ants Bilious P1Js,
or. Family Phyilc.

The extraordinary celebrity thete pills have
GAINED. the auivcrlai demand for them and effesm
in which they are heldbg medical men OF the fit
eninence, arc fuf6cient teftimonials OF their in
strin(c worth. In great coles ard tnddcn attacks
Of iorders, an early uie of thse pills often pro-
duces the hsppief effects, and taken once in eight
or ten days in cafes of indgefions headachs, dlz.
sines, pains in the Rcmach and bowels, dyisn,
cries, diarehc as, dropfes; &c. and liberal
ufe of my anti billioas bittetsn the intermediate
time has relieved patients almo& to miracle -
price IS cents box.
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He has lsksros}s for Sale,

A general aAortmene of Drugs, Patent Me.
dicines, Shop furniture and Walls; few hand
fome Hall Lamps Indian Shades; proof walls;
EHence of Spruce Patent Backing MADEIRA
and Sherry ssins; black bottles in hosihsads;
Paints ground in oil; and few barrels Flax
iced Oil, which he will feil on reatonable terms
for cath, or 20 punfual caRomers on a hort
Cradle
Or A generous allowance will be made OF
ihofsswho purchafe the above Medicines by the
dozen.
March II. cav
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-11-02
FOR SALE,

-
TEAR the town Of Dumtries, and within
M four miles of the Potomac. The foil IS
generally adapted to the produce of flaall grain :,
and. if too comfortable for one purchaeF, Will
be laid off IN lots fuitablc for fmall farms. A
defcription of the land is thought unneceaary, as
thotc- wiihing TO purchafe will, no doubt, hst
view it. The payments required will be one
third cath, and the balance in two annual initial
facn,s, to be fecurcd by mortgage on the land,
and no deed will be made until the lait payment
is eoapliedt@i'h. Any PeTion wi.hing TO put
chafs. NAV know The terms by applying to-MF.
fboysas r. Page, living near the premiies VIM
is fully Authorized BY me, to fell the whole Of
any part. -,
Mount A:ry. AuguR "a d3m
NJ B. A valuable Maae Bank,
Marylana, may be had wifi, the furnace.
SFol,7obIa1 7 o,,dS for Sale.
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NaluabIe Lands for Sale.

I'd Y virtue OF deed of tEaa executed by
u Henyy Lex to the fubicriber, for feeuras
debt due from the fa,d Henry Lee, to William
Ludwell Lee, deceaied, The following TRACT
OF LAND will be fold at Public Auction, on
the premfes, on Monday, the 25th day ct No.
yember, enfuibg, for ready money;
$500 acres, called Hollls's Marih,
lyinp in the county Of Wthmoreland, and fate
Of Virginia, adjoining the stfatiord eftase' and
bordering on the Potonak rlver.
lSigned)
Bufbfod Warrington.
NEa,,t Uarpnn OF l7 Dirt
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-11-02
DR.. Rawfon's Worm Powders

medicine which for efficacy and iatety IN It's
operation ftands unrivalled. The mott authen-
& sted proofs and Respectable authorities OF Its
ADMITTING virtacs, and furprifng effects, IN ex-
& nc ADD alarming cafes of worms, may ps,isen
at the place of lale. Price SO cents PACKER.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-11-02
DR. Rawfon's Itch Ointment,

A certain and fate application for that difa-
gresable complaint called the l9CH. Price ~
: snts box.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-11-02
.11omoton's Aromatac Tooth PaRs

For the fcurxy in the teeth and gums, and for
whitening and preferving the teeth. ltiiSewie
takes of all difagreeablc lncls from the breath,
which generally aries from fcotoutic gums and e
bad tee,h. This pate is much in nfe, and high
ly sfeened BY all thoCe who value the prssefyati.
on of their teeth, j: may be applied at all times
with the gTeatea fafety. Il IS neatly put up IN
pewter boxes with paper directions. Pfiee 50
eRtsa box.
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Ten Dollars Reward.

Streyed or Stolen, from the commons q
this place, on Sunday The 18Th inf.
A large bright BAY HORSE,
FIVE years old, llar in his forehead, four. white
feet, branded . .en one Of his butrocks, though
not recoedeo which ; mark from the cut OF
Wagon whip acrofs his buttock: alio, iome
iumIs on his back, occaGoned by a fsddl,. Ts.e
above reward will be given to any psrton who
will deliver the hofe TO the fubfcrbrr, or give
fuch information as he may be recovered.
VIM. I. Cotton.
October z8.
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About feventy Negroes,

Mer, women and children. Fifty hs,p, wag,
gons, carts, pIocghs, Implements Of hubaadrv,
houfebold furniture, and fundry other articles. "
The faIc will commence al ten O'Clock, when
the ,esns will be made known.
Baltimore, October 81. did,
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Dr. Cooley's Vegetable Elixir,
Or Eongh Daob5,

For Coughs, Colds, Afhmas, fpistins Of slOod'
and All di(eales Of the iungs. It's merits ftanas
unriyalled. Price so cents bottle. -,
Dir. Cooley's Rheumatic Pills.
Price go cents box.
Hinkley's Infallible remedy tor
the Piles.
Price so Gents Box.
Very particular directions accompanying each
Of thele valuable medicines.
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N o It i c H..

N Q L c E.
yTSHE Naturalization Of the caate of JAMES
L WILSON, aeccafeG, having bxn com
nitted to the Subfcrbcrs b. the Orphans Court
Of the county of Alexandria, they hereby require
all thofe indebted 10 the Eaid eaate to make I'M.
rnediate payment of their REFLECTIVE debts and
thofc who have claii1la againf the eaate, to exhl
bit them az early as poaible, properly aathehtl
catcd.
Eliza Wilton,
r. /. Taylor.
Augua II. 3tawtt
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FOR SALE,
Or TO Let, for Term 81 Years, or on
Ground Rent (or. eUer,
Mount Vernon, OF. II.

OT 90 LGEs {0T tTW " 1t"f - oi VIZ
Ground Rent for ever,
Four valuable Lots, on the fouth
ide of King. ltreet, between Faycrte and Henry.
arsets each lot fronting 20 ect on King .frcct,
and running back 100 feet 10 IL feet allsy.-
Thc Gtuasion of this property is fuch lbe'ng in
one of the moR thriving parts of the town. as
to make tn. poffefiion oft very deiifable 70 any
prrfon having money to .purchafe, more etPeci.
ally 20 dealers in country produce.
AJio, jor SGIe,
"a Hou(e and Lot, on tlle iouth
fde Of King aIset, near Warrington ateet, and
oppofn. he fore OF Mr.. lanes Bacon. This
itnation is equal to any IN town for buiines. .
aLikeqvifs 10 Lcts far tbt. tern Of ten ytars,
An half acre Lot on Duke and Fit
ar.cts, moa eFigibly fsuatcd for GARDEN or
Clover Lot, for which purpoie oa1 il would De :
rented. AS manure has been ,thsowi up in heaps
upon il for feyeral years the ground Cannot but
be as rich as could be w!hoti. For terms apply
60 MIR. famss Bacon, or King, near Waiting
ton Rreet, or TO the fubfcrioeI, at Motley Hail
oppolite 60 Alexandria.
sThos. L. Warrington. .
N.5B. To Hire 6y The mosfb,
"a very likely active BOY,
Abant IS years old, who has from child
been sccaaomed TO wait in the houie, provided
immediate application iss,nAde as above.
Mays2. co
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Notice to Fay,., :,

NOTICE to Farmers.
HG Executors OF the lase fslu o,D,.,,
OF Baitinors county, in the FIAT. of .>s n.
land, propoia to of.r at PUBLIl, SaI way
the bcit bidders at Canton, in III. y;cin a, 70
Baltimore city, en- WEDNESDAY, n. '.! "
day CT November next 1'''
A large and UajuabLe Peck horn.
ed Cattle and HorJss.
The cattle con6f OF lcveral bnlls and 90,
imported from Europe, Of their incrcaf. oOmi.
ed, and Of Others mixed with ch5ren c,,,I. =,
this country Offering to the breeder an oDa, !"
tunity Of fupplylng h'mIelf with aocS (up sr
to any in this couasry, as the originals wei. +
le6ted by the beA Judges in England, Ir,ni
and Holland.
The hoiles conGe Of fsveral approved inOo,,
ed Ruds and mares OF high pedigree, of their in
create unn6xed, and of others mixed with II.
belt lpecies Of this country. with lome farm O
working horlcs.
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ss5aa rec wed direa from the Patcntses, and
FOR SAFE
lanes KENNEDY, JUN.
DRUGGIyT;
The following Valuable Medicines:
DR.. Rauyon's Asti- Rlls0us and
Stomactel Bttters.
PREP AIRED BY
T H0 N Il S II. r "A W SO ~,
Member Of the Connection: Medical Society.

. J. !
kF-NHESE Ritters have undoubtedly had the
mott rapid tale of any Patent Medicine e.
YER before diicovercd, and are juftly appreciated
for their !in2 alar AMI uncommon virtues Tor re-,
aoring weak and desayed contributions, and all
that train of complicated complaints 70 common in
the fDring and tall teafops, fach as istermittast
Eevers and dgass, lang .ssf@msal FtVers, Dy-
ASt<rts, sc. rhey are alfo very pleaiant biz
ter for common ufc, and where they are known
they have taken the place and iuPerceaed the use
Of all other bttsrs in public hones as well as in
private fainilics.--Price SO cents a'6ox.
DR.. Lees [Windharn Bilious Pills.
THE great Tale and increafing demand for 'heie
valuable pills for thefe twelve years pat, be-
-lpeak their intrinfc worth. They have proved
Gngularly eifieacious in Biibgas Ggd lrll079 fe.
per-, Tanrdice, Head .4aets, Dgtnterits, B'fltoas
CEohc, CasivexeG, Female cnpIaiHts, &c.
The very great demAod aud high eiteem IN
which the(e pills are held throughout the United
States ana the Wet Indies, has induced many TO
counteffelt them the purchsieris requsfed 20
obferye that the name of Samuel Lee. luo. tine
patentee) is affixed to each bill of dieetions' IN
bis own hand writing, or they will not be genu.
Inc. Price SO cents beg.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-04-13

ther mr. recollection Of the term. is derived from the
exprelons uled IN court from the frequent mention
finee wade of them but am rather inclined to-
think that I did hear them from the Judge.
Mr.. Ranaeipb. Are you acquainted with Mr..
Writ; was he young mar 1t THAI time was he FIN
gle. married, or a widower!
MIR. Mr,&,H. ! am pretty well acquainted with
him; he is about 80 years of age, and wido,ver.
Mr.. Ra~ioiab Do YOU know. Mr.. Ncrborne Nj;
ehoas ard Mr. Hay they pratf fed With Won a, the
bar did you ohf-rve any thing in the1r condus tha,
required the inrerpoiton of the court to check or
prevent its. eonfequences
Mr. Lee, obiet9i ing this quetion-
MIR. R,pSo'pb faid he would decline putting il.
Mr.. May6s9 then withdrew.
Mr.. RandoLpb. The managers think themrelves
entitled TO put to any witnels, however rerpeaabe
his Handing in life. any queftions which they deem
neceilary to bring ont the whole facts
The Pr;f2nt Ifit is not obetaed 20 Nv the coun-
iel tor the Respondent, decided nv the court 70 he
or improper, the managers will be prati6ed
by having their queilions anfwered
AT the inhance OF Mr.. Ranaopb Chief Iutfice Mar
6dN was again called
| Mr.. Ron6oisb Is it the pra6fife of the courts IN
Virginia tc.proceed againh perion when indicted
for offence le!s thar felony fay for mildemesnor
by iiluing capias in the fri infance!'
| Mr.. MayjeaK. My prlaceI before ilated. had
not taken this coure, therefore cannot well fay what
the ufual practice is.
Mr.. Harper. will ak you quertion, fir.
When Mr.. Hay was inrerrupted hv the court az the
commencement of his argurepf hew to the Jury
that they the JUDGES of the con autionality of
The law, was the Interruption thai took place, one
which went to the argument, barely remi,ldn,
then, of iore erroneous opinion delivered.
| MIR. Ma,jsaA believe it was the latter though
| I am not certain.
| Mr.. Panaopb. Do you reoollea, fir. whether il
was to the matter, or whether the nrre(;io, ba.
not been made o" your mind by lome conversations
which you have head Gnce!
! MIR. MayeaA My imprefions are, fir, that Mr.
Hay Prefied the matter of the eonititu,ionalty @.
the law IN the manner have heretofore hated.
ITO BE continued
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-04-13
SALEM, (MaG.l March 60.

We apprehend the account by the way of
New York, of admiral Linois having taken IA
sritlfh Eaft-Indid fiips, is not ftrilly correct.
Captain Ward, of the Minerva, left Bourbon
the IT of January he informs US, that Linois
had arrived fome time before at the lie ofFrance
with prizes, country traders, ofinconiiderabie
value.-The Engli.h fquadron was off the n.
and when Linois's appeared; and taking the
prizes for q reinforcement, and two of their fri
gates being abfent in purfuit of dfpatch vef-
Tel which had gone from the ifand for Batavia,
they kept aloof; and the French took advan-
tage of it, and fipt into an out port, where the
admirais ihiP, the Marehgo, got aground, and
received fome injury.
Captain W. alto informs, that a privateer
from the lie of France, the Henrietta, had cot
in three prizes ofinnenfe value, which me had
picked out OF feet under convoy in the Per-
fan Gulf, and that other prizes had been taken
by other privateers.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-04-13
n. The democratic party, as they are called.
Mr.. Randolph. Did underfand you to FAY
you were not politive to which party ne belong

N. The democratic party, as they are called.
Mr.. Randolph. Did underftand you to FAY
you were not politive to which party ne belong
ed?
II. l was not poiitive at that time.
Mr.. Campbell. with you to ftate when you
fhewed the PANEL of the grand jury 10 the
Judge?
II. On the 6rn day of the court afterit was
formed?
Nh. Campbell. Had he never feen it be,
fore
n. Never, fri had never feen it before
myfelf The practice is for the returns to be
handed in by the deputies, and lit formed and
given to the clerk, who hands it to the court.
MIR. Campbell. Have you any recollection of
fleeing MIR. Heath at the Judges lodgings, and
when?
n. have no recollection Of feeling him at
the Judges chambers at any time. or of fleeing
him in Richmond during that feilion Of the
court, until it was called to my mind by Mr..
Marfhall's teaimonv.
Mr.. WebOifon. Then you recolled by pre-
fumption that he was there-Did you fee him
n. rather think faw him-hut have no
recollection of feeirg him in Judge Chafe's
chamber, or with Judge Chafe alone.
Mr.. Randoipb. Did JUDGE Chafe lodge a.
Crouch's-Is il not tavern
n. II is boarding houfe, and no wife diff.
tinguifhed from tavern. had never been in
the houfe before JUDGE Chafe's arrival.
Mr.. Randolph. Did you ever receive any in.
ftruaions, verbal or by Liter, from Judge Chaft
in relation to the grand jury.
II. Never.