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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-09-08

PARIS, July II, 1906.
CUR Miniller of Marine, Decres, has TENT
circularsito the various ports Of the Empire,
informing, that by Decree Of tic Emperor
and King, the embargo is taken Oft al Ruff
tanf Ve1els detained in confequenee Of hof
iditiss between the two countries and thole
reiels are permitted to depart.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-09-08

- Some Of the papers fay 3 PrrAian" in
ifead Of Ruihan veaels We think Prafian
to be a miiprint'-We dc not recollect. that
an embargo was ever laid on Prunizn vef-
iels inFrance and the taking off that laid
on Ruihan yelelsis one OF the ltrongeG in
dications Of peace. between France and Ruff
fla fA. --e F~ IT'D
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-09-08
Erom PYIL.4D ELFAEE-Set

From PRIL-4D .ELFH E4-Sett. y.
{" ON SATURDAY last arrived at .assy.
eestls, q Frere frigate, having cr-
ried away herMi2c1 husband rli-.n-top-
mast and received 5o-1c Utlscr damage
in the late gale u rA4 2Sd she has q
number q British prisghers or board
and from ~eisoTs chi, we are enabled 10
say, that she as one Of Jerome's fleet,
that they have allbeen Il The gale, that
one CITIZEN was obliged to throw over
all her guns, that most Ct them had re-
ee!ved damage, that they were bound
for the Chesapeake, that they had taken
upwards Of 20 sail Of British vesselsJ
supposed part of the Jamaica convoy,
and that they had great number Ut
English prisoners aboard"
Sch. Columbia, from hence for Sa-
vanpah, fell in with the French squad.
ron on the coast, about the 18th Of Aug.
They have undoubtedly continued cruz
ling, few degrees from the coast to
interrupt British vessels from thelee-
ward islands. They must have met
with some success and may have
steered for the Chesapeake.
A British Leeward Island Fleet, Of
500 sail, conveyed by Ad. Cochrane,
was met Aug. 10, lat. rs, -. Ion. O..
--- W. tHM MHM
Duane has publicly compared Mr..
Jefferson, with his heads Of depart
ments, to a man surrounded bY fur
V1ftoi7s, with ropes round bis neck,
STRIVING who should be the FIRST 70 dec
troy him.--Free-cn's Journal
Duane represents the president, o.
weak unfortunate being and the Aeaes
81 departments, as designing, urprr'
cipled knavcs.--T5if
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-09-08

j f0I SssoT4 ron IF fbe Marquis Of LarsIszsn.-
tel formerly Ls,d RowDoN. a. Lafs Lard
1Rsr DE howe, general in he army. III
Z &c HSr. mr. ERsKIsE, tie celebrated Cssrfrll,r.
nozO Lord Chancellor. lei Late Mr.. AuDINc-
TON ~ Brother IF fbe .bzaygus sF BuckINc-
HAM TIE sf5srr are adj E-s+ru
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-09-08

Letters from Halifax, received frors rfrv
respectable Gentlemen fate, rhat Capt. Whit
IVY wzA put under aFreli, and ient hume IA
palengeT, in the fhip Ieandsr, WI wAick lie
Capt " formerly bad tie command. Capt.
Whiioy, W. underitand Is lent 70 England, 20
account 20 the Britiih Governments FIR ha
coniud I'd the American aaIiun, and Tic De-
PIedatiUna he cuHlmittsd of sandy IiCuE.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-09-08

And hncc the appointment Of Lord Mrsr,
a. Vefnor-Ceneral, in Laaia, and Hon. Il.
DAENVtLLR J) fucceeding to the Proficiency
OF the Board of Controul, he has been admit
Tea INTO the cabinet which mike the num-
per TX 70 favor of, and FIVE oppoied to Peace
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-09-08

FOR THE PORTLAND GAZETTE
Mn. ADAMS,
I HAVE just been looking over
the Argus, and was astonished at the
wild and Incorrect assertions il contain
cd In a piece signed "oxYGES."+
The writer Of this piece, il most assur-
edly vain, foolish person. And I will
venture to say, that hs never has read
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-16
SENATE UNITED STATES.
DEcEMRER y.

The senate took into confederation the
bill, entitled IS An &C, 10 suspend the cpe.
ration of an act, inti,uled, s. An act to pro.
hibi, the importation OF cettaia goods,
uares, and merchandise" and to rtnt
.se penalties incurred under the sas1e. ;"
When The following amendments We're
agreed TO withou, division. VIZ. strike
out at the end OF the Cd sec, the following
words: S This act shall take effect from
and after the passing thereof
Add 30 the end Of the bill the following
section:
And belt inrther enacted, That the pre-
sident of the Uuited Ssases be, and ne IS
hereby authorised, fur,her 10 suspend the
nneratioa ef the aforesaid act, it 10 bis
Judgment the pablo service should require
it: Provided, That such suspsssion shsll
nos extend beyond she secoud Monday in
December neat.
The bill, so amended, was read shlrd
Tins aud passed, without a division.
Extract OF letter from public character
IN Warren, TyumbuN county and state q
Ohio, dated November 80. 1906.
TYLER, of the state of New York (who
is supposed TO be one of Aaron Rurs's su-
haltcrnsS has lately been 10 this county in
company with an English gentleman the
name of Constable, man Of science aud
we'll skilled in drawing charts and views
of places; he has engaged ---, our
tavern keeper, and some others of des.
perase character and fortune In his service,
who are now enais,ing men TO 90 down the
Mississippi, Blu, where is kept secret from
the Gulls. Boats and provisions are said
70 be purchased, and a number are to start
next week from this county il makes q
great rumor. and people are in gaping ex-
pectarion of some wonderful event. For
my part. have not formed any opinion of
the enterprise. It, at any rate has The pros
peer Of doing Us some good by riding us Of
a parcel of idlers.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-16
ValuahIe Negroes fer Sale.

T WILL oGfer at pubic saie; at Resndon's
] tavern, III the town OF fredericksburg, on
FRID.fY, the, second day Of January next, if
fsir, il not, the next fir day. for casa;
Eetugsa 80 and 90 Negroes,
Lately stt&cle1 to TIE Chatham estate, con-
sissing OF lajorays and tradesn1en, Of oifereat
kinds, SUCH IS carpenters, tiacEslniths, &c.
sc. Also. a good miller, cook, gardener, train
CT of horses, and some valuable house SER
wants. They are, for the number, as likely
and as valli&b,aa set Ct negroes as any in Vir-
GINA: also, some WORK horses and farming
utensils. Should any person III the neighbour
hcod be disposed to purchase at private sale,
prior to the SAID day, viii be ready to treat
with them.
uiH also SCH, a. P'5rcte So!e,
Some Lots in the towa Of fredericksburg,
my Lands adjoining Staiasiord coust-touse, my
Lads in N'estno.eland and Richmond coun
ties, and my Faria called Cyarh's, on tie Rap
pahannoci river, about tree miles below Free
aer;cksburg.
The Place Of Sale Of the above property viii
be Bells Iavern, III the town Of Falmouth,
where an agent viii attend tie two days pre-
cet'ing the day of sale, TO treat with those who
may wish to purchase at private sale.
William Fltzhugh.
November 4. Gods
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-16
Gun and Pistol Mandatory,

Lore, end Of King street, near the suatcr.
TsHE subscriber respectfully informs his
4 friends and the public, that he hast just
received from London, via Baltimore, an hand
some assortment of GUNS and PISTOLS,
which he Will sell low for CASH
AMONG WHICH ARE,
Single and double barreled Bird and Spur
rel Guns.
Holster and Pocket Pistols.
Boys Guns, Bullet Moulls &c.
ROBERT NASH.
N. B. Guns and Pistols stocked and repaired
in the neatest manner, and Oh the most reasons
able terms: Orders from the country execut-
ed with dispatch.
AS there are number of Guns &c.lcftto
be repaired, which have been on, hand for
on g space of time, the owners are particularly
requested to pay charges and take them away.
December Is 60
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-16
EXTRACT.

Mr.. Robert Hallett of Administer has disco
vered that the striped or ribband grass is found
to be very excellent food for cattle that it pros
duces an earlier crop than most other grass,
and that it will bear cutting three or four times
during the summer: of course ne recon-
mends the culture Of it to farmers IN general.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-16
Negroes to HIRE.

TO be hired, for the ensuing year, on
before the first day of January next,
veral likely Virgins born NEGROES, con.
sisting of men, women an girls; some OF
whom have been accustomed to washing, iron
ing, and waiting in tie house. Also Some
good plantation laboler5, belonging to tho
Preston estate.
Frances Alexander.
December 6. STAINS"
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-16
irish Linens

box Irish Linens, ola fine qaalty,
for sale by the subscribe, oR moderate terms,
for cash, Or OF hort credit.
F. JANNhy.
IL mo. 16th, eoiw
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-16
TACTIC W

TACTIC "
We observe the following appropriate SINH
htude OF faction, IN late paper -
" It is like a spaniel, because it fawned
when it had mind to come in, and barked
when it was shut out
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-16

select committee orto the committee of
elrctions 10 determlae tbs proprie,y Of
his amendment, where the subjec, might
pc canvasscd, and the amendment SO mo-
dried as to be unexceptloaablc. He hop.
ed the gsntleman tfom Massachusetts VINO
had brought In the bin WOULD make this
motion.
The question was then taken on the ris-
ing OF the committee, aud earried without
division, when the committee rose and
obtained leave 20 sir again.
Mr.. Holmes moved chat the comni.see
of claims should be discharged from the
further consideration Of the petitlons OF
Arnold Martin, and Sarah his wife, VIM
Kineaid, john Harg'shrlmer, Philip Tur.
Der and Ludwig Kuha, oil barred by the
statute OF Limitations, and shas they should
be referred to the committee appointed TO
considered what provision should be made
for such clsims,so which motion the house
agreed.
Mr. J. Randolph observed shat during
the last session several petitions from per.
sons engaged in the collection OF the pub
lie revenue, praying for an increase OF C.
moumenls, bad been referred TO the com.
mistee OF Ways and Means-likewise the
report Of the secretary of the treasury !;
ADD that the committee under the lns'rpc-
tIoas of the house, az well az from the &C.
neral powers delegated 70 them, had taken
Up the subject IN general point ct view,
Ia order "a modify the existing system as
tances required. The snbjec. had
required much attention, and after ache
due tau been made Out, il BY some tneaas
GOT nisaid. MFR concluded by moving
that ,hc report of the secretary OF the trea.
sury, together with the petitions should be
referred TO the commie,ee of ways and
means, which motion was agreed TO.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-16
Mew- Hamtshire Law Case.

800 1VcW-110H2LsHtTe LC0V C0Sc. ~
In l779, William MsQueston conveyed to
one of his sons deed OF one half of his real es-
tate, for the consideration Of 20 dollars. In
1901, he made deed OF the other half to ano-
Their son, for 400 dollars. The whole estate
was valued 1000. In 1902 he died, and cid
not leave other property sufficient 10 pay his
debts. An action was brought to recover pos
session of the real estate, and verdict was gi-
ven for the plaintiff. The judge said, if the
title had been given many years lsay 3ol be-
fore the fathers decease, he was of opinion
the action could not have been supportea.
E xtrset fram an int resting work Of Fran
els Augas,e Chaseaubtiand. demensirat-
ing The existence Of God. frern the
wonderful works OF nature. Translated
from the French BY Frederick Senoe.
befl.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-16
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Port OF alexandria.
Port Of alexandria.
ARRIVED,

ARRIVED,
Brig President, Capt Bell, from Turksr
-Salt-John Tucker-2S days.
Sailed in company with tie brig Susannal,
Capt. Turner, OF and for Philadelphia.
The brig John, Capt. Hacket, OF Newpor,
4. l.. sailed two days before.
In the President came passengers two OF thu
crew ofthe schooner NoaPereit, CAPT bishop.
Of Baltimore, who was cast away Oh tho Grand
Caicos, On the night of the 9Th November
the crew and parl OF the cargo We're saved.
g. In coniequence Of the
carriers ablcondlng, who fer
we'd the Alexandria Adyertller
to the 1ubicrlbers IN the north-
western parts Of this town, the
Printer requests they will fend
Tor their papers Until lultable ar
rangements are made Tor their
delivery as ulua{.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-16
COMMITTEE APPOINTED IN THE HOUSE

OF KEEKISENI v ES.
Committee appointed 10 enquire what
claims againse she United States are barred
by the statutes Of limitation, which 10 rea.
son aud justice ought TO be provided forby
law.
Messrs. Ssaotoo, 'Tenney, Stednan,
Chl..endeo, Dana, Tracey. Lambert, Poah,
Rrown, N, r. Moore, J. Morrow, Vir.
Stanford, T. Moore, Merriwesher, Rhsa
of Ter. Bedinger, and Jzr. Morrow.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-16
Fall Goods.
10 S f. PeH RI d d L T.,

i -
HAS RECEIVED
Per the ship LEoNIDAs, and BOSTON, Jrons
Liperhool--rnd THE WOLF, from London'
The greater part Of his FALL
ASSORTMENT:
Aud daily expects the residue BY the ship
William and john,
September %. @'Msst
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-04-08
!l2 IL Gents Siaeie.7


! them. This, as the general rule, is suffi-
!. ciendy established"
Here is FAINT cndeavor 10 csseblisFs
/ the principle that free ships nsske Tree
I goods. But the writer, as If despsirinc
Of ms ability III <hsGt q goes Oh 10 say
-" But in as rnneb a, the trade ofa neu-
trail nation With q be,ligcsen, sation n,,p ht
J in Certain special cases affiet he safety
OF its antagonist usage founded on tho
principle OF necessity hae admitted lie W.
excepuons 20 he general rule usage's
founded on wha, Reasca R.sh, -
| No, air, OIL: that lar which admits no hang
| 20 control IT, Necessity that caunor
s.ooP 10 argument If. once you sdmit
hat necessity ought, can, or dccs esiab-
iish exccptionsto this brosd'r s;e, do vow
not admit all that the Brush tieGfr.ne re-,
qares Bur sir, 1t viii be said that the
sole legitimate proof of his ,l.cessiiy ie
usage. But usage must have had be.
ginning, and the small prstcction which
this argument affords il thrown anay bv-
the subsequent Admission, tha, ct.arps
IN circninssalce O. in the csErse OF corr
D'eree" for .'nstanccJ viii justify a depart
ure IRON established max,ms, will wac-
ant the commencement ut a nep usage.
r,,,,.,',,e o""soA'N VI VAR
~ the rnaxiHas and implements OF safs
new ard more terrible Instruments OF an
gnoysnce shouid be fabricated ;--weuid
,hey Tot iaH under the head Of con,r..
band And is II not deU.onstrsble tl,ak
a direct trade to France, in gunpowsier.
x;o,.5 \. 80 Ss..s s,'' F.oI',u Oh var,
St ''>''' ~ hei - u 1858
~. A. :, .n"o W., .is 't'
,no,~,a ,l... - ~ no. laCso u.
70 - M ~. menu
eri A., 49,. .,' ~ ' :. s..s sat-,
E..Iaad.i corr =. 81 oS
o,;s,n 80, i ;r,t,ss,,o S'' ~ ny ="
am reduced GO low ~ * ,,fsa,1",.s
charye If want nj live n nv sa,,... ~ 80
natural sffection m n,y t,.s !, Va
bride win lell me- to bid .n,, go. -.
20 home and hide nv sham 6mTh
apoiogist of Britain beca,j.e gar 49,
has been weakly def.nded ~ -. -
ro,,sly BETRAYED 7 N.,..S,r- y,6is q, n
err is her aDoiaeisl. r NV ,,of ,,.,,.,,..
iy disseGlcd the work. here ,,as
casion fer Il. IL il sbn,sthieo M. H..
ed.fice we IDbabjt, ria harsIv wor1t,
whsle 10 be examining lr,ezss and enrni-
ces, and archiirsves snd ssucco work.
when you know the foundation 90 b. ro,.
ten. Wills, the building is ,ualbI,oe aI,oue
nur ears, and We ere Obliged 20 take ref.
uge in another. tits no,, indero. sir.
worth while 10 console IN orders ofaroh.
ilcelare III a miserable card hot,sc of an
argument, ghich The 6rst puG OF wind
must demoIi.ii.
Sir, the admission, chat cs.snse Of
circumstances will Justify depae ture.
from the esIabiished maxiIns amcnxss
nations, was an unnecessary aud fstal
concession not called fer by ne nature os
the csse -Was- ,, Z. lie course Of oo,,.
n>rcy," now TotalIr CHANGED IN
short years. Tba marine of F,.,ca
SPAN apd Holiand, whether for th4 or
...-.4 # trade or war, -. no more. Thes
have no longer. navigation. or nav. a.
gain amongst 2 load Of SITUATIONS from
Grotirs, and .Puffsndoff and the ,or5
knows vl.o, we are tod 81 is the a,lv oF
the nec,rai to observe the etrlcle,t Imnsr.
tally &c 10 behave himself alike 20 lloth
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-08-15
VALUABLE pRopERrY--FoR SALE.

REING defirous of ren,oving to the weftern coun-
40 try, will fell the land whereon now live, in
Buckingham county, at the mouth of Slate river,
on jaihes river, xty miles above Richmond; contan-
ing above One Thoufard Acres, one hunjred and fe-
tenty ct which, at ea Excelleut Low Grounds---
On this farm are all neeef{ary and convenient I'M
prnyeaents for any feed family, viz. fpaeous and
handiome Dwelling Houfe, quite new; Kitchen,
Meat -heute, Stables, Csrriage-houfe, Barn, Ice
houie, Garden well paled in with the belt n,ateri-
sss--alfo, nearly all new--rhere are on this farm
soterabe Orchards Of diferecs kinds; and two shad-
feries, furpaifed by none OH the river above the
salsa One fourth Of the purchae money will be re-
auired in hand and the remainder in three equal an
ANAL raynents, with lieu an the prenifes to recure
she payment of thole three Ian fums.
GEORGE NICHOLAS.
With the above valuable farm, and Immediately
adjoining, nly be had alto, the SLATE. QUAR-
RiES, heretofore advert.d fuppoied by good judg-
Is, who have viited them, be equal If not fupe-
flor to any now known, in point of quantity quality
and fituaton. For the reaions formerly given, they
may be had for any ipeoes Of property more convc
hient TO, requiring efs from, the fbcr-
oer 1t they are not foon dfpoed of, it is propofed
to reeommence the working of then, the cnlins au.
tu,n when, it is confidently believed from The ex-
Perinents already made, that covering Of thar kind
may be expected on much more resfonable terms in
Virginia, than 6at bnlsy and b<avy cr.is. can pofi.
PIE be had from any more dijaraf quarsr,.
JOHN NICHOLAS.
Ialyes. (4,law9
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-08-15
VOLUME 9.

/ the men were going out under Burning az their
leader, and were now iatisGea, but the men
whom he law fiI they were not Gatis6eI. Th.
wrtnefs remarked that he was known 10 &c tn /.
intimate friend of colonel Smith.
Benjamin K. Heljsa, jzco,r.
This witneis laid that colonel Smith applied
TO him TO embark in an expedition, but womlt
net tell the particulars at that time. DR..
Douglas alto applied to him. He went To CO.
lionel Smiths Oh a Sunday, when the wi.neis's
name was handed in to him. He faa Smith,
but ne would not Tell the witnefs what the ex-
petition was He fail it was an honorable ex-
petition, and that the Pre- fdent and Secretary
or tate authorized il. He iad the witnefs H,oald
have the place of iurgeon, and that it .hould b..
in military land fervice. The witnefs was no.
to go out Of America, Colosel Saith faiI we
were going ont with our friends. We ,nighc
lucceed well, but if We did not we mar take our
fate.
Charter s. eating, Esro,a.
Mr.. Cutting faid that he ca,lsd on colonel
Smith ant was not perfectly fatisfed with hIs
explanation. He then called ON tie colonel a.
gain who promilei him military Ration ;licu-
tenant and adjutant He did not however
chooie To go without pay, and in cafe of bein..
made Priioner he did not know what country
TO look to for protection hethinks this was in
December When ne applied il was in refe-
iSuCe 10 the LS.tiiucr. lie un.ieritOOd that he
was TO go in the I.eander AS a patienger, aud
that he was TO receive his commifiion and AN
explanation on board. Colonel Smith faid thai
when we got to our half way defamation Wa
tEould have our option to return.
daam T,enbr0ak, Etvo,w.
was applied to by Fink to emit to 60 to
Wilmington to follow the Prciiisn,. i was tn
he one of military guard to the Preliirpt-I
did not engage for thought there was fomc
in it. WIS on board tn. Leander
twice, but did not go with her. Colonel
Smith's papers were read TO me ; faw Bu1kx
write; was very uneaiy. r
JOHN RIPLEY, EivarU.
Colonel Smith taw and mcn,ioned TO me an
expedition He a:kcd me to accept of COM
milton. lie iaid that there was an expedition
fitting out in the country under the authority
of the Brili!h government, againit Caracas,
and was 10 be conducted By general Mirapd,.
He fad that application had been made TO TIN.
PRECEDENT for le-ye of ah:ence for hin, and thar
the PRECEDENT faid that colonel Smith e,zl9 t,-a-
1sl if ke plrajt9. Hc prelIed the witnefs to
take i comuhon for the command of reg-
ment.
Adjourned TO "Wednesday esd.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-08-15
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN.

WHAT Tome time in the month OF O5sober 1904,
{ eocloied parcel of papers in letter iiretfed
10 Mr.. John A. Rcbcrsfes ef Amelia county, near
Genito Bridge, which letter with its contents was ne
Yer received by MIR. Robs-tfon. The fbieet of the
letter related luit, brought BY me, agani
Pleaiant Roberts. of Amelia, giving Mr.. Robertion
whom employed as my attorney, futh directions as
the Gale required The paperswere principally wheat
receipts, icme gned by the fad Pleafant Roberts *
others by Chastan aud Willie Roberts for Pleaian.
Roberts, together with other vouchers. Any perfon
who will be good enough to convey or cauie them
TO be conveyed 10 me in this place, fhau receive
TWENTY DOLLARS reward.
BENJAMIN DENNIS.
Manchester, Augut q. 6tp.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-08-15

ID AN AWAY from the Iubfcriber on Sunday Ian,
AZ mulstto man named Jol;s, who appears {, be
about forty years ofage, is about FIVE feet or in
ehes high aud isa good a'yyer rough carpenter and
eau work pretty we'll at the eoopers trade. purcha-
fed Juis lately from \ Richard Byrd of YORK eoun-
", aud expect he Is either lurking about that gentle
mans plantation where he has wifs--n the city Of
Wiiidiniharg where I've is aequainted, that he has
made for King william, where he formerly lived
and hath connexions near Ayleti's ware-houfe.
! will give ten dollars for the delivery Of Julis 10
me at this place, il apprehended in The vicinity Of
Williamsburg, twenty dollars il taken in King VIII
liam.
FRANCIS BRIGHT.
Porto Beilo, Jay IS. Qt)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-08-15

a MINISTER is svaqted far tie P1rri@ Of
\ St. George. in tie eo4aiy Of So, fivasia,
7ol'.eS latelv 6ea3,s- s'asGat Iy tbe indjeoftiou
and eosjs7trnf reynoiior q tbe Req. IL Raygb
a miniT.r Of fbf Protefant E5jco3Gll;bD,-cb.
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tW tie Jf,1f aqy ef -Noyember neei, a1i IL is ex-
Se7ea TIE gentleman eectrq9ipg evW enter uto1
tie duties Of bis oCfre, or tbef Sunday in De-
es01Ser next, or{5eusr IF t3avenis,..
JAMES BRoH1E, } Cl,mrco
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Erelerickjgurg, AytgHf 9, 1905.