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wind fortunately veered more to the south
ward, and by this means few houses a
the ,Ycst end OF. the town were preserved
About / 500 houses and stores were burnt
and the damage By loss Of goods, &c. is
estimated ct ten millions ofdollars. Vast
quantities Of money. both gold aud silver,
we're melted, the flames having extended
so rapidly as not to allow time for saving
il.
There were several lives lost; one old
gentleman, who had large quantity of
cash, preferred being burnt whit rather
than quit his treasure ne accordingly Pc
-r.si'ed. and next morning his bones, were
found { Stcnded over his iron chest. Nearly
all our property was preserved. owing to |
the exertionsof our crew. The government
have laid an embargo On all vessels, Sc put
inrequisition all provisinus inthe arbor, for |
the use OF the truly wretched Inhabitants
some oil them, previous to the fra. were
iising IN case and slfluence, bit are. now
obliged TO beg piece of hread for ,hrir
destitute families. The negroes, and the
poorer classes of white inhabitants, are
employed in digging among the ruins, and
IN the water, Tor the remains Of provisi-
ons mat were burnt, and which they de-
your without the least cooking. Few, Ibe.
ileve, have Witnessed greater scenes OF
distress and devastation than have been
exhibited by the, destructive Ere. -Four
hfths of the inhabitants are obliged to
sleep under bushes in the mountains, for
want of better SHELTER" 49,
Married at New York, on Saturday G.
venlng, the 9Th ultimo, by the Rev. MIR.
Miller, MIR. George Edsyora Charles Frede- |
rick MerediM Rose Reynolds, to Miss H
en Hageman, daughter of Mr.. Jacob Hsge-
man, Of Baltimore.
In reading the above paragraph, we be-
gan to be alarmed (saysa New York edi-
orr with an apprehension that this lady
vas going to monopolize the whole town
or a husband.
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800 tickets were drawn this day. 3
Prizes Of loo dollars Nos. q lls. 1921.
1888, 1905.
5,rfzr' Of so dollars Mos. 5l43. 1885.
f''1-es Of IS dollars Nos. 4I26, 1859,
- 1890, .2o4o2.
sI'rizes Of 90 dollars NOS. 657, l2aa.
1913. 1879. 2429 1859, 1905. 1870, aoe j.
1870, $500 6s9ss 1850, 8ei6, 1921. so7a.
ii37A 1880, 1920, l2345, 1893, 1903 s.
iol1s,i62l4, 1890. i7s2i, l797o. 1896,
1899 > oi,l94si, 1861, 1887, isoss,
2oS7I, 2o635.
And 60 nf Is dollars.
Fain ei the wheel this day, 7so doll
iass--Total gain s4is dollars.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-01-19

by this al 10 be placed in tie library, as
10 them shall seem proper, and from time
to time, to alter and amend the same 4:
Provided, that no regulation rorres,ric,i-
on shall be raiit, which is fepusn ant 10
the provisions contained in the a&i.
Sec. 4. .atd Be IL farfhe., enacted; That
10 make ap the deficiency OF the appropri-
alton heretofore made, for The pn,caase
Of four hundred copies OF the Iaws.ol the
United States, the SIM Of eleven hundred
and forty-fcur dollars be, and the same is
hereby appropriated, payable out of any
money in the treasury, not otherwise APP
NATHL. MACON.
Sneaker Of tie House Of !2e1,resen:assu<s.
"A. BURR.
Ece- President Of fde United Sfsfes, and |
Presidenr effhe S~7mfe.
January 2, 1905.
APPROVED, +
TIL: JEFFERSON.
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AN ACT
: Draw50cks on Goods, Hare,
and Merchandise.

Concerning Drau5ock. on Goods, Iares
and Merchandise.
BE IL enaefed, by hte Senate and HsVss 81
Representatives Of tie Umfed Sfares If .z-
neyiea IN Congress assembled, Tha, so
much of the sixth section Of the seS, init
iuIe9 An set for laying and esii.sling
duties on imports and tonpags within the
territory coded 10 ,he United States by the
treaty OF the thIriieth Of April, osc thou.
sand eight hundred and three, bcfween
the United States ard the French Renvb-
tic, and for other purposes" as prohibits
the allowance Of drawbacksof duties nu
goods, wares and merchandise, exporsr 4
tom the port 81 New Orleans, ether than
those imported into the same place dire0-
Iy from foreign port or place, shall be,
and the same is hereby repealed.
Sec. 2. IrdSe IL further enacted, ThS,
any goods, wares or ncrchnrdize, which
shall be exported from tic United States,
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DIED

On the o:h Dec. at his seat, Fleets
by, Northumberland county, JAMES
HENRY, Esq. aged rs. This respeea-
Die gentleman was a member of the old
congress, and was within q few years mas,
Judge on the General Court Bench of
this state. :. =.
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Levi Lincoln. rrs;,nsd hi. 81. .r..,.-
Geo, ze Clinton. ;v,,;or N. -. ~
yice-President cleo. !. fbo..,,
sentative in the Conrrees nc ,i,. rrn;..,,
States. to sunpIv the v.cancv !,
by the restoration rs n, M;,.t;,, 80
for two wears fro,, n. ss.e 49,. -,
- - - - - S'''
A gentleman vho cn.
The barcr. N;yan. rro,, paI.s"se. ~
yannnb. ;nrorms ia, NJ 49, -" ~ %
m-ricsn minister. arrived :, po,,..a-s
from London on the 1a,h GaosSn ""n
LEFT /, IN two t,ay, afrrwsra. e.. pa.;. s -,
Nadr;d. -. : '" - = ~''>
sEr,or, ar, 1-,,... ). go
YORK. a,t.y (,,s;- Na,.....a-.1,
oTbe n,ts vest.r,av CO., ~. ;,s,.n;s.
Of this country IA NJ var, a,.r,,,,n =.
t,ure. In manv nysera ~, r.,,,,. 20
state Of insnrrrt,;on. want afhrs., h.s
driven The lorer classrs ~ ,.r.,, .,,,r.,.s;
Is, and in ronx.o,.nce 70 sorn .hn.s;r-
outraves. I, on. ,ovn ~. rsa... :.,n.S
bi,ants have ,iSen in /, moi, s,d hs,...,,,
The governor. -
!. win r,.,s,r. ,v. ,,sr..;,s,t
pewed attention. IF ,h- Isr;sI,,,.
svlran;a d,resa.d - sys,..,a g.. -,a,,
lish;np schooIs ,j,ror,.hor, ~. 800 =
such a manner es' ,o e,,a,,,s he 49,, ~,
t,npbt .r,..;.. 1.h- cons,;,,,,;e,
,i.;s f;,,tv rns, ,b. I.e,;s,-,,,.., 7.
por,eJ ennaily hv resso, a,5 h;,-r.r;,,,
sNy.v M nar~,,a ,t,:.
;c0. PennxyIyan;a 4. ,his ana !. s 81. o ~,
sr;g;,- bv ,,,oi.;,,r s,,;,.,,,. r...:.: g.
his oh;eS. n lac the fo,,nar,;., sr W
fature ;sre.,,esa anil ,rosn-r;,r rh.rs,
lox,;nc ,ya ~. ,,r,,..as;ss ca
r..nrss..n,.,;v.. - ''@ ''S''e VI
o. mo,;nn &c ~, p.,
cocl -"u -'''' Lay
Reso,ved. Thu, !. CO.., .,,;,,.. =. .
:. 80 80 70 ,i'''''N,
# any whs, f,r,s,sr ,o.as,,s $3.50 49, az
.5 ",, 80, 49," ,"eeso' :, ou,sn' :" ne
;.,nE,;on e. ,hs se ~
,troro,,,,,, ~ - '"'.'."' :. 'si',"'s
~. ~, 49,. - '''a'
Or,isrs,, b,,sssssr. D., -,
Fersrsnn ps.r;.a, 49, e' WV -. -,
r., re. he +. c,,, .,;,,.. e.. -. 49,
- 1',...-e '0' '"A' purpose
On lie 7,, us,sr,t. m. ,r;a. &c The i'm.
neacbm.,, ,cs;t,st F,,w,rd Sh;n.An fss.;
ner Yeates. and Thomas s.,;, M assc 80
Jrd...s ne III. S,nr,,n,. Z. o,rt &C pacns,,-
varia. eounenced ?, lancaster. beror.
the Senate. Mr. Rsdney ao,eared as
counsel for IN. ,,,,,,,-.r.. ,rd Mess,.
Dallas and InpcrsoI. coanse, for .5r I,,,,o.
- p
The Articles Of impeachuasnt b,y;no
bern read.
Judge Shiprsn rose end said. g ber
leave 10 deliver our plea and answer 70
this accusation in wri.;nr.p
A paper was arcordinrIv handed to the
president by Mr.. Dallas.
The prcs;den. then said, e sha,l mi. nlea
and answer be read l''--and the court an.
swcrcd aye.
II was accordingly read by the clerk as
follows.
NTbe sravyers &c r l,,c-J cL;.~.- r.
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, or the distriG OF Mississippi, in III. man.
| ner prescribea by law, 20 any foreign port
! or psacS, situated 70 tbs westward or south.
ward OF rl.nojs,ans,,sh be deemed and
:akeaioov enu,lcd to such drawback ofau
ties as would be allowable ti,ereop, mhe,
exported To any other re'sn port or place.
ny.,hirg IN the ast enti.lsd.N An ael tore.
s",ate she- Collection OF duties on imports
and tonnage" 10 the Contrary notw.,h.
standing.. l.s.s -.tas.,
This aetshal' commence and be in forcs
from and alter the first day Of March next.
Ns Ma FIJI. MhCo.s,
AAeaker Q me Rsner Of Representatives.
"A. BURR.
Tee- Ptr<crnf . hc United Ssefcs. end
H-esoSns Of fd< Senafe.
January s. 1905.
ANasss0, = fsses 49,
:. So. TH. JFFFERc0N
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-01-19

Srprnfeeath Days Drasuins.
500 tickets were drawn this dsy. among
which were the following prizes: :
Prf-e at 500 Dollars NO. ilo7s.
Price 1890 DoiSars: Nos. $500, losoi.
Prizes OF 50 Dollars Nos. e5sy. aAAo.
F'3a7, 1890, 1871.
Prize of 2s Doilars No. foose.
Pr'<es Of 90 Dollars Nos. lao, 7s5,
1922. 1925, 1854. 1929. 1914, .sieo, at7e.
5dss, 4s7s. 677s, 1850. ,los7s. Io7s4.
1863. 1875. 1892, ;I.B3s. l4ss5.
1882, i54is, 1897, 1918, 1851, 1862.
2oes3. y
and GO Of Is Dollars.
Cain Of the wheel this day a55 dollars
Total gain, 1850 dollars.
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JLAf reee's,@ a'ni ~ sale ., t5is 0,1cs,
THs LADY's K ogETL.~Aa's
4 . Z K E T b y 0 K,
For 7'IYR YE.1P lBos.

THE Ceutlemen's book contains an Air,,-
mack. ruled pages fcr u1en,orand,tr.s and
cash account. governments OF the United Stafes.
sNeentive, Legislative and Judiciary. FeJcr,i
Courts Of Law, departments Of t',e FeiersI Co.
yerumcnt, pate Is, MINISTERS. Consuls. &c sent
20 'orcign powers, Do fr"rnfofeign powers ia
be Of the ray, &c OF the oEeers ofthcnavy oe the
United States. list OF officers of tire navy. main.
cops, navy ageria, navy yard at Washington,
vessel IN the Mediserranean--autheni account
OF 'he capture and dssrqAon Of the friea,s phi-
adeph'a, with lisa Of the officers employed on
ear gallant enteIprize, the Whole uaval force
~ the " States Commissioner Of Loans and
s"snt ter invalid pensions, Post ci;ee ss,ab!ish.
nent. coins Of tbe Y. ssates, duties pa able by
law oh'eers Of Cussoms, l. yhS houses and ssyc-
"a, useful tables.
Tie Ladics' Pocket Box
Contains handsome engraving. an Nina.
nae. ruled PAGES Cor nnersorasduns and cash
account, ESuaa from krneline. novel by CO
smi'' se.aee poetry, new songs asd several use
fal tables.
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.MnefeenM Days Draining.

.-tsf =
800 tickets were drawn this dav.
!'1zes u 90 dollars Nos. l y, I62o6.
f>rtzes Of SO, dollars Mos. 1899, 1852.
Prize " IS dollars No. 1868
frir-a of2o dollars Nos. Is, $40, 57s.
ess, $500, 44o@, .5o2I, 5a5s. 1884. se7e.
1917, 1923, $3.50. esz2, .iooo6. iO6o7.
1909, i24 q, 1905, 1907, $3.50. 1886
1898 1898, i9530. 1851, 2oe39. eo72f
2o895, 2o974, 2o99I.
And So of Is dollars.
Cain of the wheel this day, 1918 dol
lars--Total gain $500 dollars.
Erfracf Of a letter from M. Cra-yford Car.
Ter, an.tcrcsrgo offhe brig Matilda. 10 6is
friend IN ProP:dence, dated CT. Tnornas.
.Noren'bey 26th; containing some further
f'Grficniars of tie late fire.
Since last wrote you from hence,
this town has been completely DESTROYED
by a tremendous fire, which commenced
at about seven O'Clock on the evening Of
the 22d jns,an., in store next to the
kings wharf, and is said to have been oc-
casioned by negro smoking the nusoui
tn-curtains OF bed. At frst It was an
parently very trifling having been soon
discovered, and there was moi breath Of
aiT TO increase IL; but - there we're mel.
Their engines or fire buckets in the place,
the inhabitants could not extinguish it,
In abon, Is minutes afterwards fresh
breeze came from the eastward, BLOWING
directly IN the range Of the town. am
threatening 1t with total destruction, Tn,
inhabitants being unaccustomed To suct
SCENES and not knowing Of any methoc
10 stop IT. we're in the utmost consterno
ton The American captains in nor
went immessa'ely on shore, with th.h
crews, and Proposed 10 the commands
that they should go to lecward OF the fr.
and pull down or blow up several house !
ADD by that means strip its frrtbzr prn
gress; but this was objected 70. and for
bidden--Alter which the inhabitant. -,
clined attempting to check the devnr;n,
element, and each one endeavoretl 10 ore
serve his own property, leaving the Dame
to take their course. They Continued !,
rage With thel creates, fury onil ahoc
I'VE O'clock the next morning, when N
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The number Of deaths in the city of
New-London, during The year 1904, a.
mounted 20 80 persons only, of whom 10
were males and Is females. The pcpu.
lslion, in the year 1901 according TO the
census taken al .ha; time, was c,o3l.
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ISiRncNJ
JAasD iNSERsoL, ! Counsel FOR the re.
a. J. DALLAS, spondeuts.
Mr.. Gsileau, chairman Of the managers,
then rose -" MIR. Pre- sident, the managers
consider Il to be their duty, Ito consult the
house Of representatives., upon the rcpli-
cation to bs given 10 this plea they, there
fore, de'a4nd, Of the court, DELAY until
The us"el time Of meeting. Tomorrow
morning, 70 prepare the ssme."
The President said, the time is granted.
a.r. Kean, Of the senate, then moved
that the cou,t adjourn to half past eleven
on Tuesday morning; and the court was
accordingly adjourned--at II O'Clock.
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DICTIONARY

ENGLISH LANGUAGE:
In which the wrvd. are ieduced fton, their oripi-
mails. explained in ,l'eir diGs rent meanings,
Authorised bv he esof the writers in whose
works they are found
Abstraaca from the folio edition by the Author.
stimuli JOHNSON. II. M.
u, whicl, are prefixe..,
n cRAhsss OF TRs sxcLIsH LANcU6cs,
IND
THE PREFACE TO THs -oIIo EnrrIox.
The whole Improved w the srAxpApp of pso-
EyScIArroS, established ia The cRIrIcA1
PRoSouscrNo ptcTIoaARY OF
JO.S WALKER.
Author Of Llemcn,s of Eiccu.;on Rhymines
DieticnAry &c Sc.
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"a La1lfce' Pocicf ~

BLANK Noes, end Checks,
Either bv TIE single quire. Or bound up in books,
F0R SAIL AZ T.HIS 0FfIcE.
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RICH MON D.:

LEWIS hARvIE, Esq. is appointed
. Notary Public for this City.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-01-19

On the arst dav of the present month
Lew Lincoln, resigned his Office of aitor-
ney general Of the United States.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-01-19

Geo, &c Cknfcn, ja,sior, the son OF the
sice-psesident cleo, is chosen repre-
sentative in the Congress Of the United
States, to supply the vacancy occasionsd
by the resignation OF DR.. Mi,chill, and
Tor two years from the Sd Of next March.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-01-19

a gentleman who came passenger in
the barrn- Nixon, from Rotterdam to Sa.
rannnh,in.orns shat Mr.. Monroe, TIE A.
m-sicsn ministers. arrived at Rotterdam
IRON London on the 18th Cctober, and
leu u ~ two days afterwards for Paris and
Madrid.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-01-19

YORK, a1frS Caai=, .Mpem5er Is.
:" The news yesterday from the interior
OF this country IS of a very alarming ma
'ure. In many places the people are in
state OF insrrveesion. Want ofbread has
driven The ioxer classes TO great extrcmi-
y, and IN consequence to some shocking
ontrages.. In one town the poorer inha,
b',ants have ,isen in mob aud hanged
The governor.
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CHE enquirer.
RICHMOND, MN IA, 1905.

The following animated Difcourfe is the pro-
duetion of an author, whole literary labours
have already commanded the admiration of
his countrymen, and CAT a ftrong CLEAN of
hope upon his fubfequent exertions. 1t was
written at the particular requeft of refpect-
able Clergyman, who was delineatine and Ia
menting the prevailing immoralities of the
Youth of Virginia. Give me, Exclaimed
the young author, as his eye purified circle
of intoxicated Young men, who were pafling
the fteps of the Capitol), give me an appro-
PIRATE test, and will attempt to Retch out
picture of thefe melancholy vices. which
fhall equally addrefs itfelfto the fenfibility of
the fceptic or the faithful; of the man, who
has placed his happinefs in this world, and of
him who has locked forward to futurity: I
will fee whether 7 cannot combine in one
piece, the maxims of morality and the exbor-
tations of the chrifian religion" The text
was given. The genius of the author was
called into action: and the following impref-
five diicourte was the refut of his labours.-
Need we Az the reader, whether he does not
perceive in it the almot inmitable grace of
Ayle, and the bewitching powerof piAurefoue
defcription, which animate and adorn the
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r A N G.
NEw-MARkEr. May s. 1sns

NEw-MARKEr, May S, 1905
| he commencement If the Fall Races ar tb;.
courie, is liked to be Oh the 4th Monday in a.
tooer, being the I'm of the month Pxciufve of -
Jockey Club Purie of $50 dollars the proprietors III
z25, and handy cap of zoo dollars there ar. =,
P"it takes tor ard years old, entrance 200 dollar
each, play or pay; the fubfcrbers to which. "A ~
'aehl being already obtained, eitabiihes them, and
he iubicription remaining open till the evening he
tore the running ofeach fakes, gives the mon hat-
'eFing ProiPeet Of their amounting to 1000 dollar.
each The fail meeting at New-Market, will cor.e.
duehty be well worth the attention of gentlemen Of
dreIcd. 'r-''! @'i7
ca AN entire new range of Race Horte fables, to cons
WIZ % from ITO Tails are now building; thoGe
WHO with to engage any, had better make application
IN liiae that it there be preference, it may he ,y
ven to the firit who befpeak them-the ysxi b, nr.
niihed with plenty of good litter gratis. and corn.
munications on this fbe6t, or for any other ref,et
ing ,hee races either verbally written will be at
tended to, and anfwered BY
RIA, r BATE, Proprietor
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TO BE SOLD.
On MerGle,odii, and in lots to At sryebg6,,.

On Hb'r9le'edi, ami in lots to hh parebqE,s,
l. KoM two hundred and fifty to three hundred
acres Of LAND, in the county Of Hepr;ro ,b,,,,
tour miles from Richmond diftance which renders
1t but little liable to pilage, yet efficiently near to one
OF the belt aud mot improving markets in the United
States.
The advantages offnal farms near large towns. are
ioobvious aud generally admitted as not to REQUIRE
particular enumeration Perfons refding 10 the city
with large families, and who obliged To keep hort
es, would be able in one year to fave more than b
original purcie For further particulars enquire Of
MIR. Thomas Norvell.
May ii. roaGf1
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BAssrrsnaE, est. Kitts) April :.


A letter from ST. Bartholomew TO gentle
man in this Hand, mentions the arrival there Of
veilel from Martinique the captain of which,
IN intelligent man, gave the following account:
-s An exprefs had arrived from France, which
fays, that a WAR with that nation and America
is inevitable. Bonaparte has officially demand
ed thirty millions of dollars, the amount of cof-
fee, sc. carried from ST. Domingo to the con-
tinent." The st. Bartholomew paper of Satur-
day laft mentions the above intelligence as re-
port, with the addition that a iiNilar demand
will be made on the Daniih Hands by the French
commanders in few days.
Mediterranean HfairJ.-The United States
naval force, in the Mediterranean the eniung
fummer, will comprife fix Frigates, five Aoops OF
war, armed briggs and fchooners; twelve gun
boats, and two bomb-ketcbes. From this very
respectable armament, the United States have a
right to expect fpeedy termination of the war
and the emancipation of our fuhering fellow
soun.rymen, ON or oqvn terms. True d,ue.
Schooner Iris, Pearfon, of Fredericksburg,
left Porto Rico on her return home April /.
On the 9Th in latitude 81, longitude about SO,
ille was captured by the French privateer Muf.
quito, Bernard commander, and ordered back
to Porto Rico, with only one of her crew OH
board-the pirates robbed captain Pearfon, his
crew, and the vefiei, of every thing they could
remove-abufed the captain very much; "trip
ped, tied up, and feverely logged Mr.. Carter
the mate, and black man--kept them three
days on board the privateer, until meeting with
a brig bound to Rhode Illand, they firf plum
dered the captain (among other things of 2s5
dollars and then put captain Pearfon, his crew,
and feveral other prifoners on board. Ledger
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C$E%%%%~%%%%%A
FOR SALE,
TWO HALF ACRE LOTS.

DY Virtue Of Deed Of Trua, executed by Iohn
Evans Of Fluvanna county, to the fubfcriber
for the purpofe therein uentoned will poftivey be
fold az Public Sale the Swan Tavern, in the city Of
Richmond, Saturday the 25tI ira. at q o'clock
two half ACRE LOTS adjoining lying on the north
Gde of Bacon Quarter Bsaneh, and known by tie
Numbers Of III, and "a, in the plat(iaid Oft by
william Du-val, Efq. being hsgof the fquare
Of two acres, foldby him to Mr.. fleming Rufe, on
shoekce-fIlL
The parehafer will be ,Stled to three months ere
die from the day Of f>, by giving approved note,
negotiable at the Bar Of Virginia.
RICHARD REID, T,see..
m, l4><--ftds
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HARDWARE, JEWELLERY, &c.
-AMONosT winch AR.-

-AMoNosT WHICH ARR
CoLD, gilt, FLYER, plated, japand and cntlsrt
- Ware gold and iiiver Watches Watch Mare
rails, ladies' and gensleu,ens Morocco po,l, pooi
Glove les eafic Carriers and Girdles. Cor,I 49,
and Gats Beads; ivory, bone and wood Chefs NJ.
backgammon Tables, Battle Doors and Shuttle Cocks
fiutes, Flies, Guns, Gun Locks, PilioIs. Swords
sword Belts, Sword Knots, Epaulets, Military pea
theirs, Sportimens Bags and Knives and co,nn,or
and agate fhnts, WHIPS Cares, Umbrellas, BOOB
Jacks; spurs Razor Homes and Straps, Shaving Box
es and Bruihes, Curling longs, Powder Bats and
PuiS, Violet and Shaving Soap, Pomatum. Toott,.
Powder and Efence; gentlemea's Mahogany dref-
ling Gales and travelling Deiks, Reeves Cslo,rs for
drawing and painting OF different iizes hair lead aud
Hate Pencils, States, Ink Powder, Waters, Omls, Pa
per Folders, Counting H0ule Seals lux stands ;vo
ry' horn, and toFtose the Combs ladies' ornanent-1
ed tortciie heil Dreis Combs Sleeve Buttons Ie,yey
llarps, Fiji Hooks, Pins and Needles elaAic an
common Knitting Nesiles, Tanhour Needle, and
Gales, ihnbies, Specsacles aud Cafes flryevor.,
Compaies and Chains, and mathematical! ,nlf-uo.nts
IN Cafes, Pocket Compass Dias, Glats Globe Lanes
Tor halls, elegant Brafs And-Irons and Shovels Times
ana rokerS, Coal Scoups. Belowies Smoothing Irops.
Grid Irons, Copper and Iron Chatting D;,s. SoL and
Hard Waffle Irons, po0 and box Coffee Mills ron
and Brais Candlehcks, Key Rings, Cork Screws.
Cloak Pins; floor, hearth, fcrubbing y,bte waO,
eloaths TOOTH and Noe Brues Britannia met i ~,
BILE and tea Spoons, Britannia metal Tea Pot. I5rv;
fans, Pots and Kettles, Fire Crates, Mil Saws Hand
and PANEL Saws, Turkey Oil Stones C:mblets. a,oe
makers Tools, Brick Trowes, Shovels and SPADES.
Locks hinges Screws, Nails, Taeks-EvRB a gyeas
V4'iey 90'Hr ARTICLES, too 4edyeps 10 e.ssysya,s-
also, For SALE,
Kid, Morocco, and Leather nippers: Mem, fin.
and coare ihoes and Boottees Hair and Leather
trunks, Fancy and Windfor Chairs Farther wac.
IN crates, alorted Spanifh Fotant Indigo Patere
Blue Powder and Shot prime Pork, New-Yort
lpiFeetion; picked Herrngs in fina kegs of a fupe-
rior quality for family ufe foayyoyy
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-05-14
NETWORK. Nav :

Captan Wilion, of the brig Atlantic, arrived yef-
rom Antigua, informs us t',a the brth deetj
under Admiral Cochrane had arrived -, th.t ;,,,a 49,
bout fortnight before he failed, and proceeded to
iesward aid that few days Afterwards Como,o.,
dorc Hoods advice boat arrived with intelligence tIae
aiquadron OF twenty fail Of veeis of war. ,oni;f;
OF French and Spaniih, had arrived to windward
tha' d'patehes were immediately forwarded to recai
Aaiii'ra' Coehrape' that the militia again under.
arln.,a and tina. embargo was hourly expeaed
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