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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-09-22
Wants 10 Charter,

Portland Benevolent Society.
NOTICE j. hereby given to the Members Of
: ~ the Portland benevolent Society, thas
their annual meeting will be holden az the
Court Houle in Portland, on Wednesday the
frit day Of October next at 8 o'clock, in the
afternoon. As important bufneis is to be
tranfaGted pun6tual attendance is requefed.
Bv order Of the managers.
- EPHEN LONGFELLOW, jr. ycs,efary.
Portland, Sept %, 1906.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-09-22

We have several letters from Con-
necticut, announcing the complete tri-
umphof Federalism in the lat elections
IN that State. In Iitchheld county,
where a democratic paper was estab-
Ished for the sole puspose Of revolu-
tionizing that respectable county, not
a single disorsanizer IS elected Rep
resentatiye. The town Of Lltchfeld,
in which the Witness" is published,
the last Spring elected two democratic
members st has now sent two FEEDER
ahsts. The whole number OF demo-
Gratis in the next Assembly will not,
i is said, exceed sixty-they have had
7s.-Csnt.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-09-22

Major BENJAMIN WHITwEtL, Of AarnAa
i appointed Judge-Advocate Of the sth divif
ion; and Major CHANDLER, of ll.5zroas5
Brigade Qrarter-Maifer.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-02-07

TN obedience tosnofds tofsAs County
u c6nft 81 BStielsy, directing ne
sheriff u said County 10 take into kis
hands The estate Of Iokn M,Keeser.,
deceased, and dispose thereof Aecordinr
% Ia3, VIII Sc sold BY public auction.
% Friday he 9 Isl Instant, At DE house
or Ienati6s % 'FerreIl on Mill creek.
one pair of bIaeksmith,s Bellows, one
Anvil, one Vice, and s1ndry other =.
ticles copsistine of Smitt's Tools, &C.
Allpsrsops having elaine ayainss said
estate, ere reqaesledt 10 bring them for
ward onthe day Of sale. properly attest-
ed. FOR settlemSant and those who arol
indebted o said estate. are requested
toniake immediate payment, - 10 indul-
aehee can 81 HiIl Be given.
& MOSES COLLINS, 2. ] or
s. II Is RiiEam Rsrfet5feld.
lsbrudyss, isos.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-02-07

The gfeatefpart 81 hese taxes i collect.
ed ii May, and serve until Oetobefs a.
" as.funds for Speculation il tie Hands
1cf the oiEcers the state Who hold them.
The cDrnmittee further recommend to
the kousct0 take or the additions oftuo
and half per cent. allowed sheriff for
collecting taxes Oh lots il the towns
nsntionsd above. They also recon-
mend, that the law for COLLECTING faxes
should.b 80 framed ~ ID compel ser.
jsants ofeorporatiens 10 give security for
the collections and payment Of such taxes..
q they are authorised 10 collect, and thatj
fhsyand their securities. n case 81 al.
lure, Be liable 70 the same process with
shetiE, il similar caves.
The committee cannot, consistently
with their duty. conclude this repsrt,
without Suggesting e the house the me-
cessity of preparing some resonrees %
meet the excess Of expenditure. Whc-s
ther the Legislafnre viii Increase tlls
taxes generally within this commoa
wealth, OF earehnewObjccts Of taxation.
sich - tollbridges. millb, whafves and
race fields. the committee are npable 10
decide one Of the other 81 those mea-
surss thsy however beg leave % recon-
mend.
onmotion. 0rdtred. Thar The said
report Be referred to ! committee 81 The
whole house on TIE STATE ofthe common.
wealth and that $50 copies Be PRICED
forthe use Of The members of the Glne.;
ri Assembly. cs{5
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-02-07
PHILADELPHIA, January y
Fran onr eorsesp ondksi II W,a,hiage Ri
January II, lsot

It'll . e q. & IS III. "
From the late conAtant practice of tlc-
sing the door 81 the teptesentative4 Of
the people q the scat Of governmentt I've
must suPpose that sclnething ofthe ikat-
est inportance Z n discussion 1l.ree
times, during TIE pfesentweek, Nj. I'M
dolPh, : short time after the house was
called g order. moved % haye che g le-
Iies clsared--once 4 as done BY lLr.
Thomas last week, g the instanes #
Mr.. Smiley. and on Friday last On fhe
motion Of Mr.. Darby.
ho1gh nothiug has ettranspired 1es-
feet'ng tnsse secrff esMrsf's aisons. Is
sariops eonjeesnrss are zlioat. Some set-
muse 7. tnst ths ontrayes committed BY lhe
S2anisrds n Louisiana .their augraen.
.sasssa q .hsir ae.ss ard ne .eass q tre9ps
near me iine. solely occupies ne time Of
our ieglslasure.-wnile otnsrs believe,
sna. tne aggrsss,ons conmltted % our
usas 1y Engtand-tne CONSTRUCTION
wn.cn mat power pots upon me lava Of
sations, and their improvement OF our
l s,,:h :: &c mo : ssr'ous part g tieir
-e%>S.S@eS eA.lF-A-- !. - -lA44& 44MAr
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-02-07
Fremshe 1lhrcra.
EIRST FLIGHT INFANTRY

Eys,, IN a nr,,1 .a
FTRSTIIrH T7I NFlN7R7
60. ~. -, 80
oraoIAL AkkItho---L1 Zee. ga, ! ~.
Mnsrea: oy z recent comman,sa. !. !.
maus 81 sne E1eslcslt s. tns el, +.
otases g Songfssss = nas Den omcia,ly
ss.sfu snss ouI sssI,soly 30 go 100
.edl spa sna. some 9, olr fellow c'slSsns
naye oesn eeizsu anu taken oy q armed :
IoIre actlng nnaer tne antnorlsy q tne
SPenl.n Bovernment, ana = I1,spsr sP-
Psaffaoy saio com 'unieaklon, VA. per- .
sons acting unoer me same autnorlty
|. nays pufensseu mlllsaly stores anu pre-
vis.ons, ana inat even ne olneerss pot9
sivil sna military, nave pn1lis!y aeci1rea
Ilat sne neeociauops g paaatia nad tal..
60 g erect NE Peaeeanic aajussnnent g
our uiifsrenees, ana that war, with ~
~ 4 s.e'n % soneom'tant sviis, mlst .ps
snc ineyItaoie consequences ana fnat
sne saia prcparations Were intended g
facilitate p gnlpsf attack upon 2 pertlen
q our t:rrl!ory g tne nestrlctIon % our
Psaceeple citlzens apd tneir property
tne prossrsfionof our rlgnty. - ven a
e tns entire degradasion q our honor'
and dsgnisy - = Tree ana A. independs'
snt nation: 7.
And, Whereas. itis the duty e ~
times & nt more PaftleuiaIiy e me hour
q danger g she govd clslxens q these
states, otMlatsssr party, g support g:
sns aimess g sls . Po@sI. lns l Z. ana
especially /. L tie duty of sEoss eisizsns
who, j. volunteers, having accustomed
themselves Is die use ofarms. and there.
81 virtually pledged themselves as far -
inthemlies, 70 repcl the wanton aggres-
siohs Of 1 hostile Zoe Il ne pci6t 81 The
'hayonet. And, Il further appears high
Improbable thatthe serviceslof the voiun-
tcer corps Of the United States may Sc
required before snfieient number 81 r..
yular troUpsean Be raised and brought
insn .npsration ! i, therefore, becomes
their solemn duty 20 Be prepared against
any sudden emergency thar niay arise,
and resolutely deternine % meetthe foe
and remain free Of die :.--thertfore.
Resoiye8 unanimously, that he officers
Of this corps, respectfully represent 10
the President Of the Uhited States, that
+ h the wish Of this eorps that he same
may have die distinguished honor 81 be-
Ing called into the dcfencc Of then conn-
rys canss, and tliAt u such - event,
they Be placed upon the same footing
With The regular troo5s az the q. s. E
q. :. s.;
: s 'isaes! pe'a, Dec' = 1925.
8 spiE, s.
We have ths honor e iaclose I copy
81 RESOLUTION q ne company under our
command. Win Z respectful request that
yon glh ns p.eased soiay tne same be-
lors .ns rsssl9snt e me = ?. and N
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-02-07

William Duane. cSnnmonIy called III
Organ ofthe Public Will, was. last year,
one ofths uirectors a tie Bank 81 Penn
syIvania. He Va kppointsd By the
House &c Rspre, entsgives. This year Ne
WASH applicant fcr ri same Office. His
son, Blk Vas here fof several days, and
made every cxeFtion. No STONE paslcft
slnturnsd q aceompIish the object tof
even drunken Tom Llogd wac Engaged
ii The undertakinE Dusne, nndiDE &c
had no hope Is ne House 81, Represents
tiyes, applied tothe Senate. but nllpas.
vain. IL fke henonr ef ne Senate ef
Rs1nsyJpania ~ Il teia mai although
thty elected fps eaf d six zparm demo
eraiie appEcaafs; gef fify sbtssed ~
sixfh, becahse be 1pas WiLLldJN Do
ANk sphose clldracfev lgds - tnd. ttpf
spes democraiic myorify tould nos.
ssitk common decencg, ssp p,ss hin ~ &
Ldncdsfrr sGrnaL
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-02-07

EPfGRAnf.
BRaSs EATosl thou MY x ven dsspise
Al shorA made % ven tby merit,
Thyscousfay hails tby enterprise,
siasr 1pxs approve shy manly spirik
HsaSls y j.; S.
Though Randsi p viii ny fsir =. quars
4 fsis.
He'snof q man 80 Nhist ~ ssy
fke oder &ho would blast Nv laafels
aopohs Sot stupid, assIsss Cisy.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-07-29
Last cshrniuu's sgaiI.
CIRCUIT COURT OF THE UNITEp
STATES.
NEK-TORK DISTRICT.

UNITED STATES Us. VIM. S. SMITH.
~ EIGHTH DAY.
The Circuit Court me. yesterday morning
purtuant TO adjournment.
Prefent, Judge TALMADeE. t
Inc Jury and witneties being called, the At
torney General proceeded in the examination of
w'tnehes. After Col. Platt and Dr.. Douelaf.
were examined, the Attorney General informed,
the Court that he had, at prtftnt, no other wit
neiies TO bring forward. r
The Council for the Defendant, after retiring
ana conierring hall an hour, returned when
Mr.. Golden rofe and briefly dated to th. inr,
the nature of the teGinony about to be offered
in behalf of The Defendant. He then faid that,
with the content of the Court, he would pro-
coed to offer that te'tinony, and would begin
with reading the meiiagr Of the PRECEDENT at the
opening of the laf SefIion of Cnugrers. and
other documents, for the purpofe Of disprovins
or refining that cornt in the Indictment which
ftates that the United States and Spain were at
peace, at the time the expedition of the Lean
der was fet on foot. Tothis the Attorney
General objected. The queaio,, whether RI.
Defendant had a right to adduce fuch kit,d OF
teHimony to ihow that hoiiiities had actually
oomnenced between this country and Spain
or, III other words, whether rupture hadta-
Ken place between the two countries, was then
ably and eloquently tifcui1ed. Three hours
were employed in this argument, by Mr.. Col
den, Mr.. Hoffman, Mr.. Harrifou and Mr.. En-
NETT, on the one part, and the Attorney General
and MIR. Edwards on the other.
Judge TiIrnaee Give rightly underaood him)
then decided, that no tetimony could be ad-
m'tted to fhow the actual ftuation of the two
countries, but fuch as could be gathered from
the acts of Congress; and of courfe the teiti-
mony, commended for by the defendants Conn
altogether nappTicabIe.
Mr.. Golden then moved that tefimony be sd.
nlitted to flow the knowlt dye and appreciation
OF our government as to the expedition in quef-
tion.
The Judge ohlerved, that, as that point had
already been decided, it would be unnecefary
to arsueit. The teltimony could not be admit
ted.
Every avenue being thus clofed to the tefti-
mony of the defendant, his Council obferved,,
that they had none that they could offer. The
Attorney Genera! then proceeded to examine
other witneiies in behalf of the profecution, viz
Benz. r. Rohton, Charles S. Cutting, Adam
TenbrooS, John Ripley, and Mr.. Fink was fur
cher examined. 1t is probable that two or three
days more will clofe the trial. Gam 6dv.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-07-29

within the u. States, and by the Indians...-The
icheme OF Gen. Miranda, whatever it may I've,
Is before this time either partly executed or
defeated. The only authentic documents which
have been pubii'hed refpeaing it are letter
from Stephen Sayre, which appeared in the
Richmond Enquirer fome months fnc., and
the memorials lately pubiiihe,l of S. G.. Ogden,
aud w. S. Smith of New-York 70 Congrefs. -
OF the expedition of Miranda, by far the
mott intereniug fubicet of ,hoft which are here
developed, little is advanced in this 6rf part,
which is chiefly confined to the /" Kentucky
Stanib aHociation." II is obvious indeed frog,
the manney in which it is curforiy mentioned,
that we are to expect no fats on that flhiect,
that are novel and authentic. The Editors
imply fuggeit i; as their " opinion, that the
confpracy Of Blount, and the late expedition
OF Miranda, may be traced TO the fame fource,
and are only iimiiar fpeculations planned to a
different direction" But they have certainly
fumb!ed on the very vefibnle of their under.
taking, where they pretended to deGgnate
their authentic documents - for as to Mr.
Sayre's letter, it is already refutsd by expert
ence and as to the memorials of Ogden and
omith, no man of impartialitv and difc ernment
has ever pretended to believe them.
In developing their hifory of the Sbani6 I1-
/'eiafion, they have not heitated to arraign fe-
verai men of the highet ftsniing in the wetern
country They dare TO afiert that " a ma
ior1ty of the rsibedable inhabitants t5eu re!iding
IN the tate, are faid to have combi,ed for the
PurPn!e of placing the wehern territories un-
der the dominion of Spain" They have inn
plicated Judge Wallace, now of the court of
Appeals; and Mr.. John Brown, member of
Consrefs from kentucky. But the principal
character at whom they have aimed their accu-
1atons, is general Wilkinfon the prefent Co
vernon OF Upper Louiiana; whom they re-
preient as an intriguing ani ambitious adveu-
turer as Il man fond of ihow, and devoid of
lncerIty as the earlieft tool, and the great
rIng-leader of this Spanih confpiracv.
Inc accu'ations, here iniinua,cd, are of too
isr'ous nature TO be lightly believed or haftily
developed. Whit it is therefore our duty, to
keep ourteves opsn for the examination of the
1870; ,' i 70 no. ris orr DUTY, to wait for its
devs'opement. We fhall confequently fiIipend
the publication of this efay, until we can de-
termIne from the teitinony which ihall be
hereafter addnced, whether it is zvort6y of f.
rious notice. in the mean time it may be pro-
per TO iuhmit what feems to be the. evidence
tor and againt theGe allegations?
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-07-29

Mr.. Freeman and his party arrived here a
few days lInce from exploring the Red River ::
he makes Natchitoches diffant from the mouth
of the river only lsl miles, 81 deg. 46 m. N.
81 deg. so m. w. ofthe meridian of Green
witch he farted again this day, and intends to
go as Far as the dividing ridge called Catah7.
yes. between Louifaua and the pacific the
expectations OF infor nation entertained from
his expedition ar. very high, as the din nee is
faid not very great from where the Paronie In
dams are fettled, rich and very produ Give
country.
The report you mention of an engac:rr mt
between our troops and the Spaniarls, I fun
prfe, arofe from the defire of iome one to an
ticipate the Intelligence of an event which from
the conduit of the Spaniqrds, for time ao-
peared inevitable however, they found we
were not to be trified with, and after making
2 great biu'ter retired, when we were prepar-
ed to handle them they have appeared Gnce
more cautious, and when it is confidsrcd that
the road from hence TO Santa Fee, is not
through marines and over teep. mountains,
but through continued prairie TO the very
foot of the mountain of Santa Fee, and that the
city itfelf is only 500 miles from this place, |
apprehcnd they will be very cautious how they
lend us after them.
6 We are in daily expectation of three com.
panies Of troops fron St. Louis. who were or.
dered hither in conference Of the lrflil.. cor.
rin9 Of the Spaniarils--with that force we l,all
DE able to repel every inrosd, and to give good
account of any aggrcGion.
The climate here is incomparahy fine.
and the lands on the Red River OF the richeR
kind.
y. s. S'nce writing the foregoing we have
received Information trnn fource that cannot
he doubted that Guariilpa Sp4nill, lieutenant.
with iIffy men,. had been difpatched from M.
Gadoches 70 intercept our expior;ng party and
win hottie inftrrf'ons that they have, by
TIER e;nihdries. already endeavored to (fir IN
the Indians of the Contachy Villages, abou,
100 mics from Natchitoches; hut n,eafurcs
have been taken on Cur par: 70 frui5rate them
and to connteratt them altogether our party
coniltS OF 45 picked men, principally fron, the
garriion here who viii he more than a match
for N equal nnmber of Spaniards at leaf our
party have ifritt orders to avoid hofility, and
not to give the leaf colour Of excuf. for ag-
erethon; but If attacked to do their duty"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-07-29

letter has been publiiT,ed at Canhantino-
pie by NJ. J7uberf French minifrr TO the king
OF Periia, addrefed 70 NJ. Ruhin the French
charge-de-aff'ires in that city. This is fippof.
ed TO b. the fame Jaubert who is alluded TO. in
the tecret hiitory of ST. Cond, as being n
" kind of draenmon NJ ConGantinople fome
wear ago, and rs fill fome where on fecrct
milton in the Eaif-Indies"
After having lefcribcd the various Difficult
tics which he encountered in lis Journey, Mon
tirur ]. concludes with Affirming his emperor
that eight months pafird without his fleeing the
light ofths fun, had rot abatcd his zeal. /"
snail not fee PHris (flii hey till return from
ltpahan !vifb IRE ngf,Oer qffbr Pertain Scbab.' p
To what enquiry was this anfwer to be given !?
What was the Object Of Janhert's Journey ?Was
it to engage the Schah of Perfa in war with
the Britifh poGellions in the Ean-Indies, or was
it to concert with him fome formidable
attack upon the RuiIian empire +? il will he
feen by a reference to the man, that the Gtu-
alton of Perha is convenient for either of thefe
enterprises.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-07-29
FOURTH OF JULY.

Tune Z" Hail Columbia.
Hail thou great aufp cious day,
~ hat freed us from opprefion'; fyvay;
hat Prord CouTbians would be free,
Chooling death or Liberty;
And ihewed to all, the glorious plan.
hat ihould iuPport the rights of man;
Inc Bsifie Of the tyrant's power,
May You illuminate this hour
And the imprfoned patriots free,
To cheerful light and liberty.
MaythY beams propitious fhns
On fair freedoms fruitful vine,
And thy return forever be
10 us 4 feat of I.ibcrty
Movd by thy infpirng light,
Behold Columbia, fons unite
Combining in one mighty whole.
The exnltation of each foul
That all the dittant world NAV know.
What joyful hlelliugs from thee flow.
May they from example learn,
The yoke Of ilavery to fpurn;
10 eruib the throne ambition rear..
And break the chain oPpreGon beais.
May thy beams, sc.
0 Liberty thou power divine,
lniPire us to approach thy hrius
And iwear forever to be free
Or lay down life defen1inp thee.
Grateful for the public gond
hat was sthe " Price Of Blood"l
For thou art all that man fhould prize,
Until he reach the native Riss
And may the fourth Of July be,
A day of latri6ee to thee.
May thy beams, &c.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-07-29

pY virtue of deed Of trun executed T., ,be Cpb-
~ fcriber, by John M. Roie, of the country Of
Buckingham, bearing date the 9th day of JEne 1909,
for the pprpoies therein e1preGed, will be fold, on
Saturday the 3oth day Of Augufs next, at the from,
door OF the Eagle tavern in the City of Rich
mond (Yirginia) for ready MONEY, i certain Tract
or Parcel OF LAND, containing Gao acres, more or
les, laying and being in the county of Davidion and
llate OF Tenneiee, the waters of Stones river IL
being the fame land which was granted by the Aate
Of North Carolina to Willoughby Williams, aiIignee
of Amos Davidion by patent bearing date the re
day of April 1894, and number 24s9--beeinninp az
hickory running fouth 800 poles to walnut, thence
eal 800 poles TO a Mulberry, thence North 800 poles
to Walnut, thence Wen 800 poles to the beginning,
EDMUND w. ROOTES.
July %. (oaw4t1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-07-29
Y ., IrinINrNEiII.

NJ. H;;h NF:REDi,
lind bis company, eoqGfing Of Fi1,e Pertsrwer,,
three Ladies and tao Gentlemen, REP .ffuiiy
inform the pRs!ie, tbat their next Performance
GVN be Tomorrow Ez,ening, tbr sofb Jnly.
THE Performance will commence with a
I Spanifh Dance by the Little American.
Dancing on the Tight Rope.
Dance iD character with the Balance. Pole,
by MfS Loniia.
MifS Catharine will dance an Italian Dance,
on the Rope, after which ferrous Dance.
A Grotefque Dance, by Madam Manfred.
The Iozung Board. She will Dance La Pour
Lana, on the Rope, with the Balance Pole, and
play handtone air on the Ma1doLi1., on the
Rope, without it.
The CoTac Dance.
Mr.. Manfrsdi will Dance with Bow OH his
fhouIders. lie will give COLLATION. on the
Rope, to two perions. Without the Balance
Pole he will so through fcveral feats with the
Hoop. ALTO perfSrm Grand Military Evoluti.
ons, &c.
fdr Manfredi will perform the Drunken Dra-
COON on the Rope.
Tumbling Agility of the Children, who will
perform ieveral Feats on the Carpet, in the TIA
an fyle.
Extraordinary Feats of the Tumblere, who
will throw backward and forward Somerfc,s
over Tables and Chairs.---Ground Tumbling,
with EngIlih Dances.
The Egyptian Pyramids.
Mr.. Manfredi will balance feveral perfons or
hrs Arms, Legs, sc. fl1ewing fevera perfpec-
tlees in the Roman fyle. He will Dance Spa
niib Fandargo over feveral Eggs.
The whole to conclude with IIornpipc by
Mlis Catherine.
HaoiifAnse One Dollar, and baLf price for
C6iidre1.
TIE Doors 70 open at baLfpaR o'clock, and
t5r Curtain rife at 8.
No Segars to be Smoaked.N
~ 7br dayt ofterfermanee 4ViN be Monday5,
" faNsJ@ay' and fridag5. July 20.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-07-29

We have fceD letter from one Of the officers in
Miranda's expedition, to gentleman in Bottom da-
ted Port of Spain, (rrinadad) June 10, 1906 He
appears fanguine of the eventual fcoefs of hc ex-
prtirion and that Miranda will receive all needed
inccors from the Britiih land SAD :;a~a! comn,an-
deTs IN the Wet-indies &C know" adds the v,ri-
ter, :" we fhall have fuch force that nn:hipy bu.
a miracle can prevent fuccefs." There were
Is officers and 40 men, in the fchoouers captu-
red by the Spaniards; whole fate arreaed the nott
lively feelings of the other part of the expedition.
(B9aon Ceatnci.I
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-07-29
COMMUNICATION.

On the fourth of July, large company afIenibled
at hing and Queen Court-houle to expref. the joyful
enlaons excited by the return of that day ever dear
~ "hen an Grafton was delivered by Tho
cue prepared for the location, the following fop,.
eon'Poied BY Mr. HoOmes for the day, was fune.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-07-29

AIKEN upand committed TO Jail on the 9th Of
Il May 1906, negro man by the name os tiAR.
RY' the property Of John Roy ler, rfq Of Richmond ;
the owner IS hereby requeited to come fNward and
pay charges, he will be fold to fatisfy II. aI
agreeably TO an ~ of AGembly. Given under nv
hand this coth day July 1906.
TRIPLETT T. ESTES, jriysr
- -,oo Hggas Comfy.
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LOT FOR SALE.
HIH be JoHa at Private Sale,

"" Ne Joid at PrfUafe Sale,
HAT mot elegant LOT on the Main-Street Of
L this City, known in the plot by No. 5s5. It is
htnatedn the neelt,orhood Of MIR GaI!ego's & is fs.
curely eneloied. It's elevated fituation commands
moi enchanting view Of the Main Street, the whole
e"yrand me iuTronnding country, II is contiguous
to the circles Of fashionable focie,v. In f,a in all
that eonitutesthe beauty, or the convenience of a.
ny huation it is inferior to none in this City-Rn
inddPutabe title will be made to the purehafer. Por
terms OF i1ls, apply to the Editor Of the Enquirer
July 90. (gyeN
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MIRANDA AGaIN!!!

SAINT JOINS, July I.
Cener,! Miranda has again failed for the Spani!h
MAN, after having increafed his ftrength at Barha-
does. and received comfortable aIiaanee from the
Britisb governments. We are happy to learn that
he is NOT without hopes Of cooperation from fome of
the inhabitants OF the eaoern part of Caracas where
his partzans, under the command Of one Ferdinand
Mendes Pinto, were fonle time fince collecting in
great numbers, in order to fupport him Immediately
upon his appearing off the COAT. Hraja.