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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-11-07
FOR SALE,


IN PRINcE.WILLI6n COUNTY,
Neabico Furnace, and It's Ap~
pendages, with 4 CT 5000 acres
of Land adjoining,
NTEAR the town Of Damsries, and within
% foar miles of III: Potomac The toil IS
generally adapted to I'll: produce Of fnal grain -
sod, il TOD comfortable fos one purchaieF, will
be laid of IN lots faisable for tnail farms. A
defcription of tn: land is thought unneceha'y, as
thof. Wiling to puichair will, no tcro:, hFlt
vie~ il. T'hc payments required will be one
third Cath, and the Sa!ancc N two annaal inNa!,
nssnts, 10 be fecused by mortgage On the lana'
and no deed WI. be made until the laR paymSns
is 81 Piled With. Any pefion whining TO par
tchsee, may knew the terms by applying to Mf.
71onqs +. Page, living near the pfem!!es WAC
is fsaY authorized BY re, to ELI the whole OF
any past. ~
Mount Airy, AuguR II c3'a
n. B. A valuable Ms:s Bank,
Maryland, NAY be had with til; Fpsu ce.
Valuable Lands for Sale.
D Y virtue Ct deed Of trait executed by
} Heury Lss to the fubferibfr, tor ftcaring
deb. due from. the fad Henry lee, 70 William
I,udwel Lac, deceafcd The fn!ioM in3 TRACT
Of LAND VIII he folI at Public Auction, On
the premiits, on W onday, The 18th Gay Of No.
vember, enfnilg, for ready money;
$500 acres, called Hollls's MsTih,
lrine IN the comfy OF Nearnoreiaad, and fate
81 Virginia, adjoining the Suatfofl eltate, ana
boidefieg OF the Potemas river.
4 Signedl
BufEirod Waihington.
Moart Vernon, O:s Il. of7s
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-12-04
tn: JEFFERSON.
DIeEABEs Sd, 1898.
/ with to employ a Man

To s,snaga GaalI Farg, at The mouth CT
aasuas Cress, near AIexandG:. 4 peIion Ca.
'se'r OF concluding large garden wosld be Pre-.
tered.
James Craik.
D.ceMssr 3. Iov4w
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DcceMssr 2.
Five Dollars Reward.

g IRA Y L D from the Subscribers e4pe CT
~ Friday Dsrpag lat lishgt EAY Hos'E,
4 years old, about n hands high, lately mad
Al round, msas begged, and tail decksd, t0aI
black toofs, saa large belly. Hs was about
5ss days Gncc bought Of Mr.. T5Et5 Conan,
!,yiag a<ar the four mile run. Whoever dsiiVe''
III. iaid horie to lbs fubfnber, fnall receive th7
aEsye reward, and all Reasonable cxacHrss.
= ISAAC ENTWISELE.
DeccRssy'a. 3IaW
n. B. wan.ca fem 10 10 1900 bn(htls o.
gooa clean barley, for winch geaerons pace
will be eiyen.
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s A L I.
5000 buMs5 FINE Llverb00I SALb
JUST ARRIVED,
Aud fer fse from on board the brig P'chdcnf. by
JOHN TUCKER
VIE has en- 5a&d,
go bbls. York prime porn
20 do. POTATOES
60 bids. Mulcevads SUGAR
100 bis. do. DO.
go do. choice HEARINGS
"A few bags COFFEE
Imperial.
nyton, ITEAs
Ysuss HyfOn &
Hyfon Skin
pipes old Cognac BRANDY, Ss.
N. 3. Cath given for FLAXshAS'
November IS.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-05-11
SAM. Inderson, ! -
Ed. Cunningham, :
I'm. NJ. Thornton, :
james Rea, :
New'Canton, 9th May, 1906.

o 1, rin rus'ees Of the above mentioned Danl
YIN; 1uerraut will offer FOR sale. to the higb.
e c oiider, IN the town Of New.Cant on The
hIs' aay OF July next. the following property. viz
EIgnt likely Virginia bern Slaves.
oinS'e Chair, Harness, &c. and a valuable as.
sor'snt Of suitable GOODS for tho present sea
son, any part OF which will be sold on very low,
seI,"s oy private sale, or great bargain may be
S,'u liberal credit gwen to purchaser wis
1870 .ne whole stockton hand, by application
ce.es'ous 10 the day above mentioned, to VIM.
\. su. IN W tne trustees. Six months credit viii
De allowed the purchaser, of the above property
~. al sums above ten doIisrs, on giving bond &
rnanded for. ,y,e
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-05-11

NTHEREASD anielsS William Cuerrant late
w merchants Of the town of New Canton
by their deed dated the 9th day of February 1905.
have assigned TO us ali theirprope,ty real and per-
sonal for the benefit of such of tfeir creditors as
shah agree TO the terms of said assignment and
whereas we nave appointed VIM Guerrant our
agent for the collection and se,tlemen, oF ~.
debts and all other affairs Of said concern all
sons having claims against said Danl. &: .NVm
Ouerrant will present them to him FOR .e,,leroen,
and all those indebted ID them are requested ~
come forward and settle their respective balances
6y bond or otherwise, in which case the u,n,os,
accommodation will be allowed them in the ,;r,s
s"o mode OF payment those who fail 10 come
lopwara and close their accounts, may expea suits
WIN DC instituted against them, as the situation Of
Affairs. N'''"S"' VI aus
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-05-11

TO Nessrs John Wats9n, sen. John JTafson.
Jun. augustus WATSON, Thomas Hatsoa
and Elisabeth Young.
AXE NOTICE, that on the 9Th and 10Th
days of July next, at the store house of 30.
bert VenAb'e in the county of Prince Edward &
STATE OF virginia, on my own behalf as well as
agent Tor the complainants hereafter MINED, shall
proceed 10 take the dispositions of William LONGS.
oooert Venabie, Charles Venable. rarlton Wood .
son. Ohm Simmons. Christopher III Holland and
others, to be read as evidence in the suit in cb,n
eefy' brought in the said county court of Prince
Edword, by Obadiah Jnlsins and Sarah his
wife, Liftleberry Jinkins and Milley his wife. To-
slas Hurt and Elizabeth his wife, Thomas q
Young. William Brightwell and Mary his wife.
william Hatton and Tabtha his wife, and Re
6ecca I Dung. compliments against each of you.
shall also on the I'd and Sd days of August next.
at the dwelling house of Abraham yenabIe IN
inc county OF Fayet,e and in the state of Ken
lucky proceed to take the deposition Of Peter
lie 0rand. TO be read as evidence in the same
suit. Your obdt. servt.
Doth April 1905 -
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NEW wHALINc GROUND.

a letter from a gentleman in Province
town, dated April 20, 1906, to his friend in
Boston, says, A number OF our schoon-
ers being fitted for whaling trip to the
Streights Of Belle-Isle, and the Western
Isles; being too early in the season to sail
for those places, went out into BarnstabIe
Bay, to cruize for Whales. On Monday,
the 18th inst. cruizing vessels, with the
boats, chased Right Whale into the har-
Dor; where it was killed after considera-
bic trouble and danger. This Whale is
Judged to make about 30 barrels Of OIL
On Friday morning, the 10th inst. cap.
tains Pason G. Cook, and Solomon Cook.
Jun. in the SCH Betsey and -Four
Brothers, (ofthi town. fitted for the Yves.
tern Islands, came into the harbor with 2
large Righ, Whale, judged to make 80
barrels, killed in the Bay, between Ply
mouth and Cape Cod"
~ The above circumstances are very
uncommon of late years land it is con-
occurred, the vast quantities of the ice, 70
the NorIhward and Eastward, have occasi.
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.S;xrb Dcp,s Drnu;nu.

Sixtb Days Drawing.
Prize of 300 dolIars--No. 4I9l.
Prizes of 100 dollars--Nos. 1913 1893.
Prize of so doars-No. 1876.
Prizes of 80 dollars-Nos. 22s7 1889 4i2S
1871 1858 SIS.
Gain of the wheel this day $50 dollars.
Total gain of the wheel, 1886 dollars.
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-AMoHo5r wHIcn ARn--

CLD, gilt, silver, plated. la
NJ Pan'd and CutleIy Ware; cold and 80,
Watches, Watch Materials. ladies' and osn,,s.
mems Morocco Pocket Books, Glove res elias.
NC Carriers and Girdiesi Coral, Wax and Class
Beads ivory, bone s. wood Chess Nfeu Dscl-.
CANNON Tables. Battle Doors and Shuttle Cocks.
FLUTES, Flies Guns, Gun Locks, Pistols Swords.
Sword Belts, Sword Knots. Epare,s, Military
l Feathers. Sportsmen's Bags and KriYes. andco
| mon and agate Fiints. Whips, Canes, Umbrellas;
! Boot Jacks, Spurs, Racer Homes and Sliaps, Sha-
wing Boxes and Brushes, Crrng longs, Powder
Bags and PuEs, Violet and Shaving Soap, Poma-
tum, Tooth Powder and Essences gen,lemen's
Mahogany dressing Cases and travelling Desks,
Reevcs's Colors for drawing and painting OF
different sizes. hair, lead & slate Pencils States.
Ink Powder. Waters, Quilts, Paper Folders,
Counting House Seals. Ink Stands ivory, horn
and tortoise shell Combs ladies' orramented tor
toise shell Dress Combs. Sleeve Buttons, Jews
Harps, Fish Hooks, Pins and Needs elastic and
common Knitting Needles, Tambour Needles 6
Cases, Thimbles. Speaacles and Cases, surveyors
Ccmpasses and Chains, and mathematical lns.,a-
ments, in Cases. Pocket Compass Dads, Class
Globe Lamps for halls, elegant Brass And hons,
and Shovels, longs and Pokers, Coal Sccuos,
Beliowses, Smoothing Irons. Grid Irons Gopher
< Iron Chatting Dishes Soft & Hard w file Irons.
post < box Coffee Mills iron & b,ass Candlesticks
Key Rings, Cork Screws Cloak Pins floor.
hearth, serabbiug, white wash, cioaths, tooth
and shoe Brushes britannia metal table and tea.
Spoons, Britannia meta Tea Pots, Frying Pans.
Pots and Kettles, FIRE Crates. Mill Saws, Hand
and PANEL Saws, Turkey Oil Stones, Gimble,s,
shoen,akers' Tools. Bricl; Trowels, Shovels and
Spades, Locks. Hinges. Screws, Nails Tacks-
ft'6 great variety u similar AR7ICLE S, TOO
tedious e9Rirerate.
ALSo, FOR S.1LE,
Kid. Morocco and Leather Sinners. Mems
line and coarse Shoes and Boottces; Hair and
Eeather Trunks; Fancy and Windsor Chairs
Earthen Ware, in crates, assorted; Spanish Flo-
tans Indigo; Patent Blne; Powder and Shot 4,
prime Pork, Nex-Y York Inspection; picked
herrings IN small kegs, of superior quality for
family use va
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-05-11
TO IOHN MAGEE-

person not residing -Sit6in RE commonwealth of
y,1S'nia, and baUine no kn0vn aget or attorney
AXE NOTICE, that by virtue of commission
:, issuing Que OF the court of chancery for the
district of Richmond, in suit dependinr in NE
SAID court, wherein am plaintiff aud YOU are de.
PENDANT. the dispositions of Samuel Harris and
Others Witnesses will be taken at King &. Queen
courthouse on Monday the 10Th of Iune next
and that If necessary, the said commission will he
adjourned over TO the 11th and 18th days of tina
month; the dispositions so to be taken to be read
in evidence in the said case
:, JOHN HARRIS.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-05-11

Delegates chosen 10 serve in the nert Gene
raj Assenitiy Of Hrginia.
Amelia, Thomas Randolph, Edmund Har-
rison.
Prince Edzoard, Peter Johnston, Samuel
Carter.
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LExTvGToN LoTTERY.

Fvfb Days Drduing.
Prizes or 100 dollars: Nos l621 34O8.
Prize of SO dollars No 372i.
Prizes of 80 dollars: Nos. 1927 1902 eli
1909 9o8.
Gain of the Wheel this day. 114S dollars.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-05-11

Three large Whales have been lately
caught in Barnstable bay, (about sixty
miles to the Sc of Boston) which pro-
duced loo bbis. oil.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-05-11

AS number of the Managers are going from,
home the drawing will not be resumed for four
or FIVE weeks and previous 70 that time all the
tickets viii be calledin. There are now only $500
tickets in the wheel and of course the undrawn
ones are worth nearly dollar and 25 cents more
than at first The price will be raised in pro-
portion on all that remain unsold at the next
days drawing: therefore. those who intend pur.
chasing had better do before thar time as there
are now set prizes to the first number of each
days drawing yer in the wheel.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-05-11

oned these msmmo!hs OF the deep to seel
refuge in our waters Boston Pater.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-05-11

DIED, in England. Sir CREcony TuRNER-
oS'4oo gu'neas were found in his escretoire and
Ines,' lie let's ,O0ol in funded property. and
landed estate which produced 24.0o0l. per an.
- IN Scotland. the celebrated DR. RoBrN.
SON. author of the " Proofs of Conspiracy, !"
against the Christian rehgion.-Dr WILLIAM
noGHAN' author of several very useful medical
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r Johnston, Samuel

THoMAs NEWTON, ST.. Esq. is appoint
ed Collector OF the port of Norfolk in the
room oil Col. NICHOLAS, resigned.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-05-11
FRANCIS TOILET.

Cewse 'foa, acGyy oeto,;.e ne Eas;c. qa.
ts'n--''Se'e &c o9e,s fo' safe. IoT for
ea'9, q" 0sSo'fnteer IF
Har0aoare, Jcgyellery, sc.
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+ O II S a L f..

L y Il > q l. z.
K/ILL be SOLD, az Hc Dwelling boase Of RE
~ tate Nm Hopkins, DEC on Saturday roe 1875
day Of Nm next. al and every part NJ fbe saia nc
ceaeHf's ESTATE, eorsistrg OF Vainable HOUSE,
nofp and KIrcugN FURNfrUas, apiorg Which
are foar or fee Feather Beds and furniture belozg-
ing thereto Siock of Cattle, Hogs and Sleep 51c
yote g oxen, and an OK Cart and 7umbiey CAT q
fine broof Mare, qHd Plantation Ueasiks-- Aiso n
number 81 other vaiuabc articles too fed,ons 10 men
zion. n oedifo 81 fueipe months SgiYbe eioeH on all
SSrs above ten doats, giuiag b6qd tgif5 a6b-op-
ed seeUiyfo tear iateesf from rte date not burc.
nfaiiy discbargea--and al Rndcr ten doikars ea,b
vii be expected abe aboze mcafiosed byo6ey,, q IN
Certainly be sedan fbe dag afoessid, and ,6s ere.
difvs eftbs said Wvr. Hsbtfrs. dc ave or GfI.
6eSyfe pire5ase in discba,ge oJ their claim.
4HE ADAfNIS7R l9oR.
2st5 dbrI, 1895.
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TO Be SOLD.
TO BIZ SOLD,
On liberal credit, and IN lois (, st,;t Purchasers,
j'cni fzso hundred and .JEfty to t6ree baaesed
acres Of
/ A N d


Ia Ia me county of Henrico. about four miles front
,Nien'non' "a distance which renders it but little
anie TO p'ilage, yer sufficiently near 70 one of the
best and most improving markets in the United
STATES.
The advantages ofsnall farms near LARGE towns
are SO obvious and generally admitted. as not to-
require particular enumeration. Persons residing
IN the city with large families and who are oblis.
cd 10 Keep horses, would be able in one wear 70
save more than the original purchase. For fur
thet particulars enquire of MIR Thomas Norv.lI.
kch"rond, May 4;h 1905. (oaftfJ
lust received and for sale at the
- Book Store Of JACOB JOHNSON, Rich
mord -
Marihall Infuranes, 4 new and
valuable work, doll. 4 -.
Extracts from the Writings Of Fran
cas- Fereion, Atehbiihop of Cam
| bray, with mis- Life. *
Life OF VIM Cowper By ". Haley. 9 vols 80
Lectures on Diet & Regimen, By
| A, +. NJ. Which, co
CowPers Poems, handfome edition, 90
! Lady Guion', ditto. So
| !ohnion's Dictionary, new cd improved, 60
maternal initrueaon, Family Con-
| verfation, IN
An erteniive aGortment Of InArueion and A.
rnuiemcnt for Children,
! A liberal price viii be given for clean Linen e
Cotton RAGS, by the large or (maIl ousnr;,v.
ana as an Important fnanufaS depends upor
TINS artieie'i becomes sa Of public bencfft 10
rave every rag in the ffateIes the rervaBts be en-
outraged Tor their own benefit to keep bag a,
pace OF depoht Tor rage they are ma de- and
ioort tune will convince every houfefeeper thar
'he trouble will be fnall, the profit certain
5ih Mo. 10th, 1905. wa.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-05-11


az CRarferty Court continued aud Aeld
for King u Queen county, at The Court
house, or Friday me Isfh IF November,
lSoS..
Edmund Iyaes pltf.o ~
AgainR
Sally Gayle, Matthew Gayle. Thomas oayle. g
Robert Gayle aud Ann Gayle,
dens. s
rT'HE defendant Robert Gayle, not having en-
tered his appearance and given fccuritY &C.
eording to the aa of snembly and the rules OF
this eonr,, and is appearing the iatis.acfion OF
the court that ne is not inbsbtant Of this eoun
try on the motion of the pltf. by his attorney.
a. Is ordered that the faid Rober, Gayle do appear
here on the fri day Of March court mex, and ar
iwer the pltFs bill; sad chat copy of this order
be forthwith inherited in fome one OF the puSGc
newspapers printed in the city Of Richmond for
two months iueeefiively, and alto ported at the
front door Of the coutthouie OF this county.
a Copy--Telc,
WILL. TODD, d. G.. G.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-05-11

Asl Ingenious method Of itrohagafing Cue,im-
oers,Jor several crolts IN Succession, 4vifh-
out sowing them.
As soon as there appear several flower
buds On plant, bend the second or third
Joint or branch below the blossom, fasten
1t firmly in the ground, and cut off the ca.
plilary point ofthe plant. The vegetable
speedily takes root, when you separate it
from the parent stalk.-Proceed thus with
The most vigorous plants; and as each
root has to support only few fruits with
nourishment, you both save labour, and
procure constant succession of cucum-
oers, tor number of months, from one
sort, which IS not so liable to degenerate,
as u they were raised from q variety of
seeds. (Posf Ron.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-05-11

Con- Por.--Thc beneficial effects of
Vaccination will be seen by the following
statement of the deaths in London by the
Small Pox for the last five years, viz.
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TEN DoLLARg REW9PD. :

RROKE away last evening al,roe s,ou, ,,,ds
- blood bay OR Z, upwards of Eve feer
high, years old last spring, was shod all round
ABOUT Two months ago, BUT some Of the shoes
may now he OF he has large head and small
eyes, trots and gaiops il he has any other marks
oy whiSh he might be Distinguished, they are NOT
reeoilee'ed. He had on saddle good dea;
T T,' win hogskin seat and plated stirrups.
the horse and saddle to the subscribers.
Pickett, Pollard & Johnston.
Richmond. Mavch 8, 1905.
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ROBERT GREENHOW,

TTERCHdN7iin H7ltiams5ayg--Jas just yeceiv.
~ et b. tbe ship Damt,ies, from London, ant
daily expects from Livspool Gis rstcl y
Tasty Spring Goods & Hardware,
Wb;cb be oeys on r,oaie terms to Bis eustoriers.
Nay IL, 1905. 3'g
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-05-11

NM ILL be Sold, at pubiIc auction,
Wv on the Goth instant. for ready money, at
Mr.. Joseph Edmonas sons Tavern, in Hanover
county. SIX VALUABLE SLAVES, belong.
ing to the estate of Micajah Butler, dec consist
ing of TWO men. one woman, and three handsome
rnulatto boys By THE CoMMIrrEEs.
May 7th. 1905. ids
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valuable Property for Sale.

d virtue ola deed of trust executed by Rich
- ard Dabney of King William county, to the
subscriber, to secure and satisfy = debt due from
the said Richard to Cornelius Dahrey. administra-
tor with the win ANNEXED, of Owen Dabney, dec.
viii be offered TO SALE, on the fourth Monday
in June next, 1T the courthouse of said county.
to the highest bidder, for ready payment, in csr-
rent money,
S u n DRY SLAV ES,
Consisting of men. women and children, one
Brood Mare, about years old. by Lamplighter,
two small horse Colts. about . years old. by Ane-
ricanus, the noted Stud Horse called Hanover,
one Wagon and Geer, and 8 Horses, one excel,
lent Chair Horse about 9 years old. and one Bay
Mare Colt, by Americans
GEO: VIZ. SMITH.
Richmond, May 9Th. 1905. 3w
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'UMFREY az FITZWtlYLSONN,

Book BINDERS g S9h1ToSgRs,
MAIa.sTREEr, RIcuNoSD: -
ETAVE now on hand, and offer for sale, on
i Il the very lowest terms. general assert
ment of STATIONARY, consisting Of.
All kinds of Writing Sealing Wax, WATERS,
Paper, Shining Sand
Ink Powder. Japan Ink pounce < Sand Boxes,
for records, Penknives of fbe ,frs
Quilts and ready made q,aiy, &c. &c. &c.
Pens,
Also, great variety of BLANK. BOOKS,
adapted to, the purposes of lfercbnps, 7;ades-
men, Sheriff.. Puzzle OtTees and Private Gentle
men; made of the very best materials. in a hand.
some and substantial manner, and zvarrGnfed.
May 7. 1906. s 3-.- S4s 49,
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ADvERT ISE MENT.

Doth April, 1905.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-05-11
WILL. TODD. D. G. E.
The subscribers respectfully inform
their friends and the public, that they have
received their

Spring assortment Of Goods,
OF the best quality and latest fashions, & will d;s
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F0REIcg NEWS.
BOSTON aeiober II.
LIFE NEWS.

Yesterday afternoon the ship Pomona,
captain Allen. arrived Il this port from
Liverpool. ~ this arrival We Obtained
London papers 70 the 25th Of Auenst.-
The expecfntions Of ! continental warap.
pear 20 gain strength daily ii England.
Honaparlss writer's have commenced
fLeir attacks on Austria and Russia. A
late Nodiseur observes, thatthe conduci
of Austria u keeping ap formidable
military force il the TyroI and Itally, Is
fanfaMol,gf {, a declaration 81 mar. This
force, therrfare, mnst Be diminished.
o. hostilities commence. The Freneh
government appearsfo haze abandoned
81 hopes of preserving peace with Rns-
sia. We hear cf no measure ore xpedi-
ent which has thas otjecs ia view /; bns
ofrestoring good understanding pifh
Austria, hopes are sdIl entertained, and
TaIIeyr.na Is exerline all his Z diploma.
tie skin forthx purpose. The prospecs
of success Is faint. The emptrprofG Ger.
many = prs7etsd lor war. Z
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IAebrig WashiaQto1, captain csospd4
hiA, b ihis pr. soifh sfsyss ~ fbs sgua-
dfon n ne fdiItrransaa, astmntap.
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ALEXANDRIA, October Is.

4
ALEXANDRIA, October Is.
Drip, inWashington, on Friday last,
febn 2. Washington. The death 81
this nnfoFtnnate Man, deserves attenti-
ON. Born 81 The most respectable pa.
rents, educated ID The 6ela 81 oppulence.
He inflated he Independence 81 his "a
Their. BY an unhappy difference with !
tender connection, ne was deprived 81
his patrimony. Tossed from the houses
ofhis kindred, and possessing I mind Ire.
plste with sensibility, re yielded 70 his
Maker, and Saviour, asonl fun ofaiiic-
ton.
Mapdi Engagement. AFvafiety Of
accounts, directfrom the s. IF Europe,
relative 10 the movements of the different
French and Spanish squadrons between
Cape Ortegal and Carthagena, induce us
to draw the conclusion that ! junction of
the whole had been eifected about the
9th Of August, &C cadiz, making grand
Beet Of loEky-une sail of the line. Late
British accounts received BY yesterdays
mail, infctInus that admiral Calder, az
etbeing driven from Ferrol about the
iith August, and Joining admiral Corn.
willis bciofe Hrest, vas dispatched for
Ferfol again, On the i7th, with ! tleet
Of fsDrnfg sail Of the line. Arriving
there and finding the harbour empty, lie
may have horne AWAY for Cadizs = here