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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-06-10
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SAFE.

BY Ui,tDe ga DEED Of 1,4f exesn,ed BY A,ebJaA
H4'CsR, Of he foam Of 7sspabanSOek, and county Of
EGfs, 10 .A..bhad Dick and David Baebauau, bear
ing date tie 25b dry Of May, 1889, fer EarIry euy-
P9fs therein menii0aed; zUW be (aLdm The (aid t0zpa
Of Taspaban"ol, on TIE 27J I.y Of June aext,
FRI LOFTS, known in the plan of the faid
a town by No. 1, 9, and IS, wherein the faid
Micah at Preient reiides; on theie lofts are very va
luabie improvements, c~onliGing of i Dwelling Houfe
two aosy'high, with three rooms aud a paGape be-
low, and three rooms above nairs, three rooms in the
CELLAR, with i fire place in every room, aud feveral
oitt-hou;es, c~onfilting of a Kitchen, Smoke-hoale,
Stable, &c. all OF which are piealantiy iituated on the
river bauk, and command an extenive view of the
RIVER above and below. A few articles of houiehold
furniture viii he fold together with thole LOTS and
honles, &c.
WW6e @ao on he Gue day, on tie s-emlGs,
A TRACT OF LAND, the property of faid
Meal, fituate in the county aiorefaid, OIL HoEias's
creek, adjoining the taid town of Tappahannock, con-
tanning by ~eitimation, five hundred and two acres,
be the fame more or lels, together with the water
grill mill adjoining, which is at prefeut out ofrepair,
but may be rendsrej very valuable at a fmailexpence,
being one of the moA valuable and convenient mill
iea.s in all thar part OF the country, having a large &:
convenient miil-houfe two ftory high, built of ifone.
brick aad wood, calculated for manufacturing OH an
exteniive plan, ituate ON = never-failing Gfeaa,,
within one mile al tide wafer belonging to this mill
are two very convenient houfts for the aecommoda-
ton of muller, cooper, Sc. This tract of lard is ge-
neralfy Of good quality, lies well aud is well tinhered.
H'Hl2ezuyf6r IMa on toe 2S& day Of tie Eame montb.
(JussJat J0bH MiNsr's Tavxin, in ibe EiS eoaasy
Of Eff, :
A TRACT OF LAND, the property of faid
Meal. hfnate IEir faid Miiler's Tavern, adjoining
thelaIds of Thomas Allen and Jdfeph Man, contain.
ing by eiination, one hundred and feven acres, be
the fame more or lefs, being the land the laid M'Call
Purchafed of Richard %Jeftries. This is good farming
iand, lies well and is we'll tirhered.-Twelve months
credit will be given, upon the p~urchafer or pureha.
fers giving bond, andi in every cafe a Deed OF TruG
on the properly VIII be required TO f.cure the pur-
cafe money, by
GEORGE POTTTF, and
CHARLES THOMPSON,
Htor@its in ftsJ o, toe creditors Of 4A,.b. M'CaA.
hn;c, Awhile
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MANCHESTER TURNPIKE COMPANY

q T a meeting of the Board of Directors on the
Y 10Th Of May, 1906
Rya!rei, That the Stockholders be required to pay
mo the hands of the rreaiurer, tie further fun OF
our dollars OIL each ihare, Oh or before the l4th Of
June rext.
R5ofyeA, That the Clerk be inGruaed 10 call a
Meeting Of the Stockholders, 10 be held At Mr.
Brooks tavern, on Saturday the l4fh June nexi, for
ne purpofe OF deciding on buGue!s Of confequsnce to
he company. Extras from the minutes,
JAMES B2ANDER, elk.
May lG. In
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VALUABLE PROPERTY Fo& SALE.

VALUABLE PROPERTY FO& SAL.
GETNG anxious TO difcharge all my jua debts,
, will fell / great bargain ia two new BRICK fE-
!EMENTS, on the Main Street, On Shockoe-Hil Z;
ary are we'll calculated for Hores aad private families,
nd c~onlii.red to be as good itands for buii'eis rs 4.
y in trat part OF the city; they viii be fold feparate-
Y or together, 10 fu:t purcnaisrs. If this property is
OF fold by private contract before Tdefday the s4th
lay Of June next, it viii, on that day, be fold at
ubiic auction. Any psrf1a wiCiing to ~purchafo, will
pc hewn the properly, and may know tie terms,
which will be very accommodating by application
o the lubfcriber living adjoining the %pre,niies.
win ALTO difpofc Of, by private coutraG, my half
ere lott III the neighborhooi OF Gen. Mofeley,
n which there is a two RORY Brick Houie . e6ed,
"a feet long by % feet wide this houre is not fniih-
j in the inide, but eau be inilhed to fllt the purcha.
.r. For terms apply 20
]. B. WINN.
May so. tdr
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TO RENT,

ne HOUSE aud LOT Belonging to Mr..
D. Mm. lIudcidga's elate, next above Mr..
va. Price AYE buidni@. For terms apriyt to
! AAS.1L SttEPPARC, &gsal 10, sbe svee'y,
-.Pr.t5. If.
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FOR SALE, BY THE SUBSCRIBER,
IS Hhds. Loaf Sugar
so Hhds. N. L. Rum
$50 Cafks Stone Lime (branded Knox
2ooo lbs. Pepper
20 Boxes Cotton and Wool Cards
100 lbs. Spanifh Flatant Indigo
so Pieces Wiisel p,ati;l,,
so do. Brown
90. Caiks Cut Nails and Brads, aGorsed
a few Caiks o. RaiGns. aIforted
8 by 10 Window Giafs
A general aiiortuient o! Shoes.
HENRY HOvEY.
June 8. (ss.)
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'iTTILL be cxpofed TO fale to the highea bidder
Wv Oh the eighth day of July next, On the premi.
ies, the GLEBE LANDS of the PariHh Of Trinity
N the county Of Louifa.
THE COMMISSIONERS.
June 8. ep Sw.
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IA puynaae. Of 4 decree Of t5e Saes,ior Cau,t Of Cbsnee,y
far tbtdjf'iao Of RiAbm0~h.
5THL be fold on the iira day of July ncx,, a,
wv the Tavern OF Mr.. Zachariah Brooks i'll the
Of Manchester, the LOT & appcrtenancvs in
aid town, lately occupied by MIR. William Robinion
The iaie will be on twelve months credit, the pur.
haler to give : bond, with iecurty, to bear in;erel
rom the date.
JOHN MINOR, ComasDToae,.
JHne 3. tdC..
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NEGROES FOR SALR.

NEGROES FOR SALE.
nN Thvrfday tne I4,h infant, will he offered a,
~ public fale for Cam, in the town Of New Canton,
fpven likely NEGROES, the properly of William
Cannon OF the County Of Buckingham, to fItisfy a
debt due from flid Cannon TO Samuel Zones of the
County of Au,elia, aligues Of Wade Mofby.
WILLIAM CANNON,
WADE MOSBY.
June C. (,df)
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TO RENT,
EHHE HOUSE on the Main Street, lately oceupi-
Il ell by Mr.. Henry M'Ciatchy, and G;uate be-
tween Meiirs. Ellis * Allan and Mr.. Mnuel Judah
ALso-a HOUSE Oh the Maii-Street Shockn
Hail. a lew doors heio" MIR. Bootwright's and nearly
oPpoiite TO MIR. Benjamin Wolfe.
Poliefion Of both Houies to BE- given Immediately
Enquire Of
JOSEPH CALICO.
May so. If.
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5000 wi. SALT PETER'D BACON,
1000 VT. tirft quality N ENGLAND CHEESE,
10 grof BOTTLED CYDER,
y few buihels CLOVER SEED,
$50 pieces PAPER HANGlNCS.
For sale by
EDWARD HALLAM.
~ Conaantly for Hire-An Excellent Carriage
aud Horfes-apply as above.
Ma! p. eotf
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GEORGE POTTIF, and
CHARLES THOMPSON,
dhor0its in f'g far toe eredtors Of -A,sB. Micah
Louila, April1s. Udc)p
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Aprn15.

r. 3. The fa'e Of the above property is poHponed
to the 2Sth day Of July next. M. B.. p.
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An AcT

For firing The Hike VI BRAD mi. rtbtnlin, %
mufb IF all Js,aser eai az yeiats IL bzi L.55-
Jef.
SscTIpE \. B.H eneted, by The yComnss.
Council OF tbe town OF Alexsndris, that as loaf
bread expo!ed or ef.fed for fale,. wi.hin .hs1li.
hits OF this corporation, fhali, BE- nllozves. o.
the Neight OF pounds, 4 pounds, p9unas.
pr poundd9 and nal! pc tie duty ct tbs cie.,,
CT the ma.ket or apy fworn ofifer OF the CO, 20.
ration, to ieizs all bread ahi b hall be OF gsa
weIglF than thar WEIGH j. puppets TO be, bae
who hail Acyegthciefs make q festsaab.e <i1ow-,
ance ter the deficiency in weighs Of Old or i.1s,
bread. When any material &i.eFa.iom f.sli haye
takso pia,e iut!ie price Of i:,af, is-te,i sc tbs
doty Of the clsrS Of The nar1sct8tc appy,o,hfc1
refFsfsable lnst.ja!efs W thn fhe corporation,
for certificate CT the cala prize taefea. AID 50
ruolilll III The fewipaPcrs and In fone confpicu.
Gus place in tas paaiie market; the price iasso
which each losf ihall be.fo d. ...se
SECT. 2 Be il fn,Iksr sena9ed, That III
and every pcfson who ihali ;icmasd or &c eivesny
greater price than that which Is fixed by The clerk
Of the market agsecabfs to tee regulations cf
Council, fhal forfeit aud pay the :ium Of Fiys
Dollars for eve:y f;ct offence; which fun fhass,
be recoverable by warrant before a iipgle Nagii@
,rats; one half of which fhah be fer rhe Corps.
ration and riae Other half for the ;nfosm.r. ~ g.
SECT. 3. BE Hfa,t5f, eaalTea, ,has al! aess
and elaatea of acts, coming within ths Pufaiesr.
hereof, are hereby repealed.
This att thail cornneace and be in fierce aft.s
the / 9Th day of May nex,.
PsGed in C,mnon Council ,his astL DAY <
April, 1905,
!. H. Hoos, Prsfdent.
A2br0Osa the 3ctb Of Abrjl, 1906. }s
Jonah tfhonplon, Meyos~
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IN COMMON COUNCIL.
AbrH 26, 1906.

N dPTH 2o,F 800
So The mayer laid before the common coun.
xeillwo afhdavlts respecting the atreeioas
tonduc, of the British, in mardsriog Holm
Pierce, one of our fellow citizens, while
Spn board the sloep Richard, one. Of oar
eoasting vessels, near Sandy Hook. Aud
also in violating the jurisdictiouai rights of
$she United States.
& Therefore resolved, That in full testimo
10y of the lively indigni,y which this board
feels respecting the a,rocious murder of a
Hsitizsn OF the United States, and tins daring
aggression upon our national rights, that
&the said JOHN PIERCE Be inferred, with
Sahe assent OF stis relatives, at the public ex-
<pense, on Monday next at 2 O'Clock, that
&aidsrmsn Fairiie, Mott, aud Mr., +. D..
Nliuer DC committee 10 make necessary
arrangements on this occasion, that this
beard will attend the fuleral iu body, that
all the captains of American vessels In the
WARRIOR DC requested to hoist their colors
&hait mast on that day, shat the bells be toll
kled during the solemnity, aud that cur fel.
low citizens generally be invited to unite
with US ON ,hi. melancholy occasion.
HE mayor having informed the common
kcouncli that he had immediately communi.
Gated to the president of the United States
n statement of the improper conduct of the
srl,'sh ships of war off our port.
Nsoiyed, That the board approve of the
naSors prompt attention 70 the Interest," of
~ s'cy' ana that ne be requested TO obtain
III -" iu''nef information as may be practi-
$50 respecting Illegal captures, impress.
~ sna aesentlons off our port by the
.u saips' and to transmit The same to the
a''onai executive, in full confidence that
oper measures will be adopted for the
INDICATION OF our national honor and in.
Il ny the common council.
q !. WORKMAN, C. elk.
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n 8 W. y Q r <, Apr! IS.

cf.s of Mo 9orh, IS.
5ysse pierce, master of the slcop Rich.
ard. coasuDg vesselof Byandwine, being
d,ly sworn deposes and says, that as he
wss approaching Sandy Hook, and was a
.ho., auartei OF mile from the beach and
too miles south from the hight house in his
.aid vessel, on Friday evening about FIVE
o'clock. two shots were hred at different
times from a large British shipof war with
Two tier OF guns, supposed TO be the Lean
der: that one of the said shot struck about
20 Yards ahead of tbs said vessel, aud the.
o,her weat nearly over heE--upon which
The deponens rounded 70 his vessel, and a.
bout Ave miauses after another shot was
Aired flana the said ship and struck the tat
srel rail and the quarter rail-. and killed I'M
Yasdiaiely mana at the helm named joan.
Pierce, brother of the deponent, and who.
was handion board his vessel: that the
deponen. cannot actually determine the dis.
lance of the sloop frem the Leander, bai,
he conlec,urss it to be.above araiie. lsiAat.
the ,deponent then continued MS course and.
en.erea ,he Hook without any further alo.l
lrstasion. $50
ss.S JESSE PIERCE. ]
Sruarn a6th April, 1906, s3ny
5stafs De Nla GzEeefsnJ
&c TX s1-i5
HszSk:ah Pratt, master of the-brig Sally
OF ,t,,s port, depesrs.a Tharsas he was APP
proacbiog the SAID port from, S.. Itlopas',
: en- Friday evening, aud within % rods dis.
tance fre5sn t the Within. nlepuopeS, sleep, he
observed The facts stated IN he withia afl.
davis Of captain Pierce, and that 10 the best
of his knowledge aud belief sasy arsrue,
except thrsikilliug of the mar, OF winch The
deponeas has nopsrsonal knowledse.- -----
That there were at that time shree ships OF
war in the ofins, and that the one mention
/ ed III the wishn affidavit was a two, eecker
aud the largest. That all the ssaia vessels of
war fred ar the deponenl's vessel, atleas,
twensv shots in the whole, buttkas heapro-
eeeded on wishou. comiag 10. Tha, sloop
of war fired at the depOhent's vessels when
he was about a quarter of a nile from the
skore, and aftsrths within mentioned death
is said to have occurred. Tha, about 20
sail of vessslsswsrs coming into port asthe
same time, and that upwards of a,bundred
= shots were fired at the said vessels by the
said ships ofswar.
s HEZEKtAH PRATT.
sSsUorn 2Sth April, 1906 ] "
3 before De VHt Clinton. rs
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brought back 1.-THE provisions are now IL
light carts, paradipg through the streets
with drums, hfes, &c. and are intended 10
be lefe at the Poor. house. An express,wa as
sent OIL this morning to Washing on. Ilc
Inhabltants appear one ia al 20 bsof,opiui
on, that the conduct of the British is ~.
rannleab cruel aad unjust, and that soase
decisive steps ought apd must be.taken IN
medlately, TO stop, if possible, saeir pre-
sent miaultous proceedings"
Extract Of letter from New. York dated
Sunday, April II.
g 1 hasten to forward yousthe enclosed
articles. | have only time to add thar ,.sa
or three vessels with 60 men each, haze:
been dispatched through the Sound 70 re-
take the american vessels which have htea
seattle Haliiaxp a
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{ the adoption OF prompt and vigorous mealnres TO
s prevent repetition OF fnch wanton and intuman
I conduct, and'fo fragrant violation OF our ma
I sIonal fovereignty. e
I s. RefolOed, That this meeting approve the cen.
duet of thoie pesfons who intercepted the nppIics
which were tent from this city to thote vce,ls,
who now blockade our harbur, and who have
murdered our fcllow-citiz ohm Pearce.
( ReJdlgfa, That we viii attend the funeral Of
the dcccaied, and that il be rccommsndedto The
thips in the harbour, to dfplay the cuaomary
ytigns of mourning.
Rs/oi0ea, Thar John B. Coles. Ebenezcr Ste.
vcns, Samuel Mansfield, Robert Bogardus and
Samlel Gedney, be a committee to conier with
the friends OF the decealea, and make the nccsf.
Iiary arrangements IN behalf Of this meeting re.
Elatiye TO his funeral.
/ ReiohU<d, That tbe proceeding of this meeting
{ be pubAlhed.
I CORNELIUS Ray, Chairman.
sAMuEL BoYD, Secretary.
Capt. Pelson, OF the brig Ceres, frora Martini
co, reports, that Taft evening at o'clsc,k, niles
from Sandy Hook, and within ore 2ilr Of the
Ijeriey thore, he was boarded by The CaH1bsian
EfIigate y after examining his papers shc of or
fresnr&edaio the Csmbrian, ana ordered t;b u
lsy 70 unfil be gave ksn perniiiion 10 posed.
7 The Ceres lay 70 unsiI ae driftcd ccna,lcrabie
dittan9c IN flare, from he C,!nbrian, WHEN cap.
tain pei:on made fiji and food into ,he HOOK and
w,s caaitd BY the Diver loap of war, IS t.eas
10 as fhe dasr come OF accpant of the fafknes OF
1hsntghs. Capszin Pelton fpoke a pilot boaaqtl
fifqaefed thehn 70 PIT Z plo, boat On board,
whirb shty refesca to d., nnil n: vas !egqla:ly
! dAnsaSas BY tbs. fig&ye.s C%psin Pelsoa, was
Eoh,tgcd eithaFto come iaso tlesfio K aud Up 70
sStatcn illand twlcre hcatriys2 about ewo o'clock
fthis Honing Tiihouf piict, or Fay off the.
EHsok7at nishs, .aad lSny the risk Of bcia9s'cat
80 + -sGax thls saofning. 81,
Captain Webb. ofthe Brig Eliza, arrived this
morning, inf9fan tia; jua before he left Nara.
fibo, crcers had been received fran tho governor
Ios Caracas, to have the militia Immediately
organized, and the city put in the bait aa;e Of
6e!epee, IS very alarmtag revolt had tasen
place in the interior.
a
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F @ r S A I Z.

E~HE HOUSE and LOT live in, in try
T. town CT Alexandria, Gtuated on Patrick.
Hfeet, between King and -pr.nce.areets, adjoiu
'Hg Mr.. James Ruasl. TIL. let is. ss feet trcn.-
a:d 100 feet deep. On this lot is erected aeE
tln;lhed twosaory frame houie, a4 fee; frcn. ss4
3 teet deep; the tack buildings are all of bIiGks
and the lot we'll enelcfed. Under the houte is
an excellent dry cellar; the houf: is we'll fnil !,
ed from the roof to the Se'lar. This properly
will be iold clear Of all iDcarssfance.
Il IS @,
One Houie and Lot, on Prince.
freet, onthe paved part, in the fame ncighbos
hood; en- which there is well 6nahed two 81,
y frame houle with every ncceaafy back bpsl ;
ing; The lot is we'll cnclofed and is II fee
front ard 100 feet acep.--Thi, lot pays a.frlsn
ground rant. I will exchange the above Essoti.
'cnsd property for lands in the wefern coun,ry,
OF dry goods forthe greater part Of ihs payfrcs=
Of this property. For further particulars apply
to 'he inbfcri6:t living on The premif;s.
Robert Abercrombie.
May 2. zaw
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FUNERAL PROCESSION.

I ~ SoHN PIERCE, who was murdered
G'.s asnot from the British ship of war
S;,s; Henry Whitny. com mander
quarter of a mile of Sandy
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Hook, % Friday tae astll Inst. at

Hook. % Friday ths aStl Inst. At !
O'Clock, p. NJ.
IS The committee aPpoinsedby theseom.
mon council tossnperlnlend thcffuneral OF
JOHN PIERCE, have concluded on the
following arrangement:
Ihesmasters OF American vessels IN
port are requested 70 display their flags
7half-masted from sunrise tltIsuaset.
The funeral procession to no7e from the
city hall precisely at IL O'Clock. The bells
OF all the churches to be tolleduntil the
arrival of the corps at ST. Pauls church,
the place Of in,erment. M s
ORDER OF. PROCESSION.
The Reverend Clergy.
Pail Bearers. 8; Pail Bearers. 81
Masters @ Masters
ss of Of 3
c o''' "' Vessels o'''''as Vessels.
Brother of the deceased.
Crew of the stoop Richard, to which the
deceased belonged.
Searnen.
Mayor.
gss Comaoon Council.
~as Civil Oficafs.
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Citizens-.four deep.

The procession 10 move through Wall
srset, Pearl, Whitehall 81. and Broadway,
10 ST jPanl's church. 'sg
x The Reverend Clergy are respectfully
requested rs attend al ecommon e@uneil,
Guy hall, az II O'Clock, a. n. and our
leii9w citizsns are generally Invited, 10 as.
selnbls u front Of ;hg city hall sliae saaas
hour.
Toe cammitsee tssl cen6dcnt that the
demesaof of every citizen who attends the
funsFaI win be sach as the sosETnpily OF this
melancholy occasiqq dtmands.
.gY;si..s James FFaaliIr|lis,
.sa 1889 & jacob Mott, s - Corn.
John d. Miller, J
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Charitable cor.

MARRIED last evening. a, Woodville,
by the Rev. DR.. Muir, Charles 1e4fsersos
Catlet, Esq. merchant, Of Norfolk, TO the
amiable Miss .Ann Fasrfax, daughter of
the late Bryan Lord Fairfax, of Mount
Eagle, Fairfax county.
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alerangr!a Da(Ip aol,erttser !.
FRIDAY, May 2,

TIL Il y
The lVschanic Relief Society Of Akaaaaaria,
. at their anniversary meeting, eisctea tie
ioho7uing gentlemen as their cBfcsrs: sas
John Longdea President raa'.,f.
Joseph Thornton, Vice President.
Aaron aewss, Treasurer. "a
jain Mac Leod, Secretary.
Richard Weigh.man,1
William Rhodes,
John Eamsdon, Charitable con-
Mathew Robinson,
James ,MsGuire, miiee. =
Levi James,
Daniel M'Dougall, J
MARRIED last evening. a, Wocdville,
by the Rev. DR.. Muir, Charles Teffsersos
Catlett, Esq. merchant, Of Norfolk, TO the
amiabIe Miss Ann Fa;rfax, daughter of
the late Bryan Lord Fairfax, of Mount
Eagle, Fairfax county.
Capt. Coomhs, arrived a, Cha,lehou, IS. c.
on rh- fra of April fpoke big Active, Of Alex.
audfia, in lat. 20, II, long. IS, go. April +,
fpoke ichooner Thomas Henry, Of Norfolk, out
days, bound to Martinico, in lat. 70, II,
long. Sc, go. April s, fpoka lhip Louifa, of
Philadelphia, bound to New Orleans, out days,
loe his n,aintopmaf Ind head Of his rnainnaR in
afqrall, in the nght OF the 7th; abont one.third
Of his msintep was hanging about the head of the
rigging, but the wind blowing and heavy fea
RAINING, 70 that it was impoaibIe 20 keep the
ihips near enough to enquire if be had received
any more damage; bur Captain Coomts INA.
.gines he Ioa all the matt. April Is, iPokc fct'r
Doris, from CFarleGon, out 10 hours, bound 10
Africa, commanded by Captain Daytppsts--fup.
piled US with go gallons water.
Extract ofa letter from Aew York, dassd
Saturday evening last.
g The body of the man murdered On
board the sloop from Delaware, has been
exposed all this day az Bnrliog's slip to
thousands Of spectators, il is to be lodged
tomorrow in the Fontine Coffee House or
the City Hall, for public view, and ON
Monday 10 be buried, attended by the
Corporation, SC. The minds Of the inha-
bltants are wrought up to pitch Of actual
madness. Two schoeners armed and full
of volunteers have already sailed, and two
others are ready for sea, to retake the
vessels captured BY the British Blockadipg
Squadron. The purser of the Leander
came to town yesterday and purchased
three boat loads of all kinds of provisions /:
two of the boats were stopped at the
wharf, the third having sailed early this
morning, was overtaken near the hook by
pilot.beat dispatched fer the purpose. and
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For firing tbe Hike If Brad 0sd. rfb<Alsas l|s
much IF all Je,mer edi as yeiats to ihai J.6-
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Capt. Coomhs, arrived q, Cha,leRon, IS. C..
on rh- fra Of April lpoke big Active, Of Alex
audfia, in lat. z6, n, long. S., 80. April 5
fpoke lchooner Thomas Henry, Of Norfolk, on
s days, bound to Martinico, in lst. 70, II
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PUBLIC SALE.

DY virtue of deed of trust from sIHoasAs
- R1cHAsps, 10 ,heEiubfcriber, made tor the
nuIpofe of paying adcbt due from the taid Rich;
ards TO RoJeyt T. Hsoe y Co. will be expoied
to Public sale on the pennies, on the Il h day
OF March ue&,, on ercdis of two, tssn and Ak x
months, wisieaPwovcd fccuEisy, A TRAcI Or
LAND, whereon the faid ThomaslRiehards new
lives, G,uated in the county Of Fairfax on the
drains Of Great Hunting Creek, containing 90.
acres; alto FIVE ard halt acres adjoining ice
shove TRACT. And on the zSsh DAY OF
Marin next. will be cid on the fame credit with
ap,royYd lesuti.y, at the Ccff5c y Nc in The
town Of Assxand.ia--A fIECE OF GROUND
,f,aa,ed in the town oi..Alexn1r;a, on the @@it
Gse uf Pit ifeet and to the rofthward OF kE'g
ltreet in tic faid town, this piece Of eropna has
a font OF 81 feet Oh Pitt aseet, running a. tses
back. THOMAo oWANN 1fg'e'.
february 10. 2aWu