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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-04-05

C O O D S,
AMONG WHICH ARE
London Iuperine Cloths Corded Canbricks,
and Cafimeres. Lace 90.
Bennett's patsns Cords, | Rich Colombo and Fl
DO. Wai}coasmss, cured ins'ia Mus'lns
Silks, Moie&ins, Flo india and Bri.ih Book
ren,nss, do.
Imperial, clouded and Lace Caps & Eandsss-
white Aarteilles, Chiefs,
Tei.inetss, Sn and owns, Extra Silk Gloves,
Fanne.s, rsfe Blankets, Vic Me Mitts.
Coa,nes, Plains, ! Silk Cord and Buttons,
Ker.cys, Halfth.cks, Cambriek Butto0s.
LAMBS Wool, Worsted, | Artificial Flowers and
Cotton and Skt5o. Wteashs,
fiery, Oarich Feathers,
IriA, { Flanders Sheet. | italian Mansaus,
ines, Fire India PsrGans,
IA Iriil Lines. 8afta,, Mamoodies,
Shifting Cotton, Dew1ais, TicS!enbarg,
Long Lawns, Ofnaburgs. Brown rolls
Linen Cambricks, &c. &c.
Dimisies, Cambrsck do.
ar lie daily sxas Is aas addltlona
aDortneau Of rALl. coons.
Oct. zS. DIFF
Cath, and the highea price given
for clean Linen and Cotton Rags, by
the Printer of this paper.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-04-05

Printing. IN It's varlous 5ranehfs,
hand }omey saeeated al this office;
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-04-05
DiGohltion Of Copartnerlhip.

bl1lVFItfOI1 u VI r11e TIT TIT z
THE Copar,ncrhip hitherto fulfilling uurder
the Arm of Jefts6 Riddle g CO. of Alexandra,
was dilolvedi the f,f infant, by mutoal con.
Tent: All pesion. that are indebted TO, or tha,
have claims on the fame, arc rssnelted TO cenc
forward and fet,le, as il is deiirable toclofe the
concern as foon as poaibie. Thofe Whole &C
counts are of long aandiug are particularly re.
quetcj 10 attend to this notice, and make
payments to either of the fubfcriber..
JOSEPH RIDDLE,
Of Alexandra.
JAMES DALI,
Of Baltimore
SeF,embe, IS, Is
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-06-20

sle.7ion rs-sfabE@cd them in po4ver. Mt ibis
ze'y ti,as too t5sy permitting their chief ma
citrate to (end not only folders of orr conn
man blood, bit Scotch and .foyeien mcreenaries
TO ins'nde and dcfroy rs. 7bejs fats haze giyen
tie lat Rat to agoaisiug afe,7ion and maniy
yirif bidJ as to renomnce far ever fbeje mfseiing
brethren. NE muf endeavsr to forget our former
fo1e for them, and to hold them, as we hold the
r,f of mankind, enemies in war, in peace
friends. NE might bave been a free and a great
people together /; bit a communication of gran
denr and of freedom, it eemS, is beiozv their Dig
MY. Bshio, fnee tbey eviN ba0e it 4: the road
TO battinejJ and to glory is open to rs too; sve
svW climb it apart from them, & acqniefe in the
necetlity which denounces our eternal feparati-
OH
We therefore, the Representatives of the u
nited States of America, in General Congrefs
afiembled, do, in the name and by authority of
the good people of thete Rates, rejet7 and re-
noance all allegiance and fnbieStion TO THE kings
ofGreat- Britain, and all Others Svbo may bsr-
AFTER claim BY, through, Or andertbem ; ave utterly
Gi1ofve all political connection zubieb may hereto
fore bave labERed betsveen rs and The parliament
orPeopie ofGreat- Britain /; and fnaily qve do az
.Iert, thete colonies to be free and independent
ftates, and that as free and independent itates,
they have full power to levy war, conclude
peace, contract alliances, eitabliih commerce,
and to do all other acts, and things which indie
pendent ftates may of right do. And for the
fupport of this declaration, we mutually pledge
TO each other our lives, our fortunes and our ia
cred honor.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-06-20
June
RICHMOND ACADEMY LOTTERY.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the Trulees
y have appointed the IN day of Augu0 next, for
the payment Of the Prizes drawn in the 2nd Olaf, Of
the above LOTTERY, at which time they viii be
paid by the iubicriber application.
All Perions holding money account Of the
faid Lottery, are requeeed TO make immediate pay
men to Of the Trulces or to depot the fame in
the Bank Of Virginia.
GEORGE TUCKER, At7isg TrsRee
June 90 (oawt1aA)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-06-20
SaIss at Suction.

VII be tod. bofti4,rly, on tie e7tb day Of re
montb, June, on the preS,.jeJ, at IL o'eiok Il.
ME TENEMENT known in Wm. G.
Psyne's plan by the No. ei4, containing
TWO acres, more orlefs-for can.
=, PROSSER s. MONCURE v. MS.
June II. tdc
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-06-20
CRyEpdr n1rgry,ro

AS iuihc'ent number of members, 70 conG;tu.e
meeting, did not attend on Saturday IN. I4,h cn-.
rent: am therefore authorifeft In oivc ,,o,;,s h,
meeting of the company will be held q. MIR Broot.',
tavern' on Saturday the 18th of Tuiy nexr when !,
IS expected members will I've punual in their a,,e,
dance which bntiuef of importance soahc n,erea Of
the company particularly requires
JAMES BRANyDER, cI.
Mancheter, June 20. 1905.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-06-20
COMMUNICATION.

The Enquirer of The 18th June contains fiatsment
OF the affair between MFR. Thomas Mann Randolph
aud Mr.. John Randolph, on the evening of the Ian
day OF the FELTON, Of Congrels; which is as incorrect
aud unnR, asi IS naughty in its language and extra
VACANT the ende5vor to exalt Mr.. l. r. at the ex-
pence Of the gentleman with whom by his habi,ua diff
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-06-20

NE Subfcriber, offers for fale, twenty FIVE a.
l. ores Of LAND, adjoining to his Farm, abou,
mile from this City the nain-road leading to
Williamsburg ftua,ed, and convenient to
good water. An indfPutable title will be given to
the purehaler.
JOHN CLYNN.
June 90 (oaw 3w)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-06-20
MANCHESTER TURNPIKE COMPANY.
SALE OF s1IApEs y

SALE OF SHARES.
N1oTICEi is hereby given. that all flares mon
- which the tenth requihtion fball remain u,-
PAID will be offered for fae a, Mr. Brookss tavern.
on SATURDAY. the 10th of July rex, The fale to com.
mence at IL O'Clock in the forenoon.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-06-20
FOR SALE,

TfNWO traas Of LAND, lying in the County
Of Fuvsnns, one cf them lying on Hardewa,.
river, ard within an half miles Of James river
containing 385 acres one on Carries creek, and within
one mile of the north fork of James river, containing
364 acres. further Description is deemed anneee,ry
as il is preumed that perfou will purchafe without
viewing the fame. which will be nbown by the lno-
icrlber living in AlbeDiarle. WILLIAM MOON.
June 90. l1cN
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-06-20
STRAYPD OR STOLEN

nN the 18th infant, from the fubfcriber on
forrel about fifteen hands high fhort nicked tail,
has brand on the left iboulder thus, o. aud has
a white Rar in the forehead The other a fnall
dark bay horfe, no particular marks recoleaed.
will give reward of twenty dollars 10 any perfon
who will bring them to M vane:, (Richrnondl or
ten dollars for either. JOHN +. ESMENARD.
June 20. q,n
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-06-20
1928 prizes.
Dolls. 10000

The hperiority ofthis fcheruc, to the one r-r -ro
Poed is 10 obvious that little need be faid recon-
mendatiop Off. Thofe inclined 10 adventure, will
fee, that their chance for obtaining prizes greatly
enoreaIed THAI pending the drawing their obtenti-
on Of fmall prizes, may by renewal, inaantly give
Them feveral chances for prize of comfortable mag
pitude.
To shofe who have drawn PRIZES OF fifteen ,InI-
lars, in the Fiyf ClaG well as to thofe who drew
BLANKS, INFORMATION is NOW GIVEN.
that the PRIZES, may, at their option, be renewed,
by tickets in this clais-and their BLANKS at TEN
dollars eae6 Pyorild fuch PRIZES and BLANKS
with the CASH, is RENTED, FRI Z OF POSTAGE.
to ROBERT GREENHow, merchant in williamsburg
Agent and Treafurer or WILLIAM NEwsuM Poif-
Mailer in Norfolk, precious tie eo,7,seueyenf IF lib,
dr07Ozg; after 7obeb Period no ra7cv0ai 4oH BE- Drode
When TO the profpea of individual advantage, thar
may reiuit to each adventurer is added the patrio-
tic re- ons which induced the egilture 10 authorize
this lottery, sardenty hoped, thar the dilpoton
oitickets will foon enable the comm Toners e. cert-
fy that the d'a7Ving bsS eOmweaesd-Whch event the
agent afures the public, iha be expedited by every
means in his power
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-06-20
SECOND CLASS.
SCHEME OF n LOTTERY.
FoR TH1 BENEFIT or
WILLIAM & MARY COT.JFGF

WILLIAM s. MARY COLLEGE.
\ ckets that dew blanks i,1 Dollars.
1888 5 the fri ciar & NAV be renew $3.50
eed in this at ten dollars each,
1855 Ticke,sat fifteen dolls. each, 7o27s
I, 1868
yes OF fifteen dollars each, in frR clars,
and NAV be renewed in this, at ga
dollars each, 45oc
Dollars l25L55
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-06-20
ROBERT GRFENHOW

$1,000 n emf and 1reyRrsys
Wi!lianlf,urg, Ture 10. 1906 (owa,3
- ri ke,s may he had of Robert Greentow,
merchant in Williamsburg and William Newfum,
pos-mafier in Norfolk: who will, as opportunities
offer, give them extenive circulation, by pla-
cling them in the hands Of Others for difpolition
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-06-20

y APPEE SNUFF, of an excellent quality, ;ua
IN received, and for falc by
JOHN STROBE.
June 90. n.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-06-20
BRANDY 81 CLARRT.

BRANDY 81 CLARET.
q Frefh fupply of beG 4th proof COGNrAc
\ BRANDY, and few cafes MRDOCK CLA-
RET, of the Vintage of Isoo--juR received, and
tor iale by SAMUEL MYERS.
June 20, (oaw tf)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-06-20
NOTTCP

HE Partnerhip of JoJq Butter u Go. at Carters-
L. vile, is this day dholved by mutual eonfen,.
The collection of all debts due to that concern, Is COM
united entirely TO bii'a@ M'Keazie the saing part
ner OF William El'Essssie 81 Go. aud to him alone
or to any he may appoint is payment to be made
JOHN BUTLER,
VIM. M'KENZIE B. Co.
Az perfous indebted to the late concern Of Yobz
Bnk, " Go. are requeNed to make payments to mr.
Ro5s,f hftzn as he alone have authorized to gran,
discharges for the fame.
WIN M'KPNZtF
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-06-20

Mr. Ilaac A. Coles, of Albemare county, Virg.
IS requefed to give anfwer to the following auefion
for the fatisfattion of the public Did not Mr.
Garnet allure you that MIR. J. r did not intend for
Mr. +. M r. the obfervations he made in the II. of
r. on the evening of the 2ll April
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-06-20

Bill for neoo-no2sfins t5e farm of Government and
for efa5!jSng the FaHameHtaI Prineiptes t5eesf in
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-03-27

ATE the iubicribers. being appointed Com
Wv miAioncp by the Hon. Court OF Pro-
bate for the town Of North. Kingaown, TO re-
ceive and examine the claims of the Creditors 10
the Eaate of THOMAS HIT. late Of laid
town, dcceaied, reprefentcd infolvent hereby
notify all perfcns having any demands sgainf
faid EAate, to exhibit the farne TO either OF us
the fubfcriben at our refpetiive dwellings. at
any time within Gx months from the date hcre-
of, being the time allowed by faid Court.
GEORGE THOMAS, I Com
WILLIAM HAMMOND. jan. I mis'rs.
All perfons indebted TO faid Easte arc defiIed
10 make immediate payment to
WILLIAM TAYLOR, Administrator.
North kingaown. January I3, 1906.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-03-27
CHARLES D'WOLFE,

Has inf ,ereived, and far Jair, at bis Store in
Brjaei, tbt Joiis7oirg ariielts, Uiz.
ID AISINS. csk and box, frefh, and Of ex-
IN cellent quality, jut received from Mala-
ga I; ALTO Cattle Soap, fweet Oil in boxes OF 80
Asks, and boxes Of Iz bottles; Claret Wine IN
cafks Of 80 gallons Silks Of various colours,
Italian Lutearing, plain, Ariped and crois-bar-
red. and two trunks of fewing Silks various
colours.
ByiHol, Dee. II.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-03-27
Hard Ware Stationary, &c.
DAVID MELVlLL.

u ESPECTFULLY informs his friends, that
IN he has juR received q very handfore
aGonment of Hard Wass, Cs,ltsy 1 ssxmmxsy,
Jatansd Ware, Cabisa Fsrshss. Stationary
&c. sc. Alto. Deep lea Lines aad Leads. hand
do. Filming Lines, Bed. Cords, and Clothes
Lines. AIR.
NssU-7ork Manufactured TOBACCO
and SNUFF,
copifing of Neg,s Head Pigtail Ladies
Twia, and cut Tobacco Maccabau and Scotch
SNUFF, of the 6rf q qiality at the Manufaet-
tory prices. sas CASH given for Lead.
Newport, Dec. 40, 1904.
French 9o10n Seminary Loftery.
n LII perfons who arc indebted TO tho Man
"A sgen Of faid Lottery. for Tickets in the
fra Clais, are earneiiy seqaeaed to make im-
mediate payment osherwiie their Notes will
be put in fuit withoss further notice.
sSSSss sAsSos SSss 5IiI5,scHAsr 5i5d .... ms.'-
Eef-GsxsssOifb. Oet. 8. 1906.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-03-27

Now Landing, At Long Wharf. the Cargo of
the nip G.oRcE WAsHIKcroN, from
St. Peteriburgh.
CoyGGizs Of
90 Tons Clean Hemp.
AZ do. old Sable Iron, la.,h.,.
40 do. new do. do. NJ" OA'
* do. old do. do. aHorted, I, I, and /
inches fluare.
DO. Yellow Tsllow,
do. Flax.
RufIia and Ravens DUCK, of the fra
SIMEON & EDWARD MARTIN,
For Cath or unqueaionabIe Notes, only, at
either Bank.
Newport. Oetober 81, 1906.
THE fubfcribcf having come to the determi-
i ations Of publifhing an Epi,ome of the
Edinburgh Difpenfatory, will ,h,nkfulIy receive
the obiervasions and opinions Of Ply yhcians, a.
20 the arrangement, 70 that il made an esfy
pocket volume-snd Of what may be retained,
aud What expunscd.
SAMUEL PERRY, jan.
South -KingRown. Feb. 10. 1906.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-03-27

\ Ii pcrfons, having any demands ssainR
"A the Easte of STEPHEN PECKHAM,
late of Middletown. deceaicd. are requeAed to
exhibit the fame TO the Subfcrber for fc,tlc-
ment. And all ,hofc that are indebted to faid
Eaate, are deGrcd to make immediate pay
meut TO
SARAH BARKER, Exeenfsr.
Mddletown. Feb. 6, 1906. t7s-3w)
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-03-27
TIN.PLATE WORKER.
NATHANIEL MASON.

NATHANIEL MASON.
RobeAfslly isforms bb J,Rsds and fbe public,
THAT he carries on the bufnefs Of TIN.
i PLArE WoRKER, At his fhop, No. 1T,
Thames. Street. Where may be had all kinds
of TIN.WARE, wholefale OF retail, a. cheap
a. can be purchafed in the Ssate.-Confant at
tendance, and the fmallcit favop acknowledged.
Stove-Pipes either Of Tin or Sbeef-lr-
on, made at the fhorteR notice.
20 Cath given for old Pewter and
Lead
Newport. Dec. nth. ,sos.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-03-27
TO BE SOLD BIZ
JOHN & HENRY CAHOONE,
No. IS. Banyssr's Wbayf,
/ A new & correct Chart

nF Long. Iland Sound, from Montauk
~ Point TO Frogs Point. including Fiiheri
Iiland Sound. and Watch Hill Reef. Pubiih
ed June ~. 1905, by Jobn CSbosm. Newport.
and Nie9iI Feidiek, New London. Fb
Newport, Jolly ".
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-03-27
TERMS OF THE REPUBLICAN.

q To fubicribers in town, where the papers
are delivered, Two Dollars per annum-onc
half in advance. or the whole at the end of Fix
months.
In the country, by cafuaI conveyance, One
Dsllsr Fifty Cents per annum--the whole TO
be paid on fnblcribing.
To dRant fabicribers. BY mail. Two DOL
lars per annum-pay able 10 advance.
Sfsn Of Rhode LAand and P,sUisenee Pianta-
fi9ss.
In General AGembly, February Sefion, A. d.
1906.
An Ad 70 YseueHt FraSd liz Charcoal expsEtd TO
Sale.
DE it enacted by the. General Afiem-
~ bly,, and by the authority there
of il Is enacted, That all bakets uied in meainr-
ing charcoal. brooght into any town in the
State for iale, lh,ll contain two bnihels. and be
of the tolo Sing dineniions, 10 wit +: Nineteen
inches in breadth, in every part thereof, and ic-
venteen and one halt inches deep, meatrring
from the top Of the b. Ret TO the highea part
OF the bottom and that the baker (hsll be well
hesped, and alto iealed by the ieaer OF weights
and meafafes of the town where the Perfon, 10
uiag the fame, lhal ufually relde, br OF the
town where fuch coal ihall be 10 mestured TOR
fale. And every perfon who fhsli meaiurc char
coal, offered for iale in any baik-t OF other di-
menuons than afotefaid, or not ieacd as asore-
laid, hall forfeit and pay, for each offence, nj
ty cents, 70 the uie OF the poor OF the town
where iuch coal ihsI be 70 meafured for fale,
and fuch b fk.t fh all be dearoyed.
Sec. 2. Aud be it further enacted, That the
feyersl io~n Councils in the ievcTal towns in
the SIate. ihall have power TO appoint, a. occs-
hon may require, iome iuitable perfon or per-
fons 70 leizc and fecure, within their reipettiyc
town, all baikets uled for the mcaiurng OF coal,
thar lhall NOT be OF the dimenions aforeiaid and
fealed as aforefaid, and TO profecute fuch perion
or perfons as thall be guilty of a breach OF this
act provided however, that no perion fhall be
obliged to neafure charcoal, where the quantity
hali be agreed on by the buyer and teller.
See. 8. And be it further enacted, That all
forfei,ures accruing under this att, may be re-
covered with COTS Of profecution, by action, bill.
plant or information, before any court proper
10 try the fame.
Sec. 4. And be it further cnaeted, That this
act lnsll take effect and be in force, from and
afser the fIA day Of June next, and that the
Secretary csuie the fame to be publiihed in one
public Newspaper in the town ot Newport,
usd one in the town of Providence.
Il nRe Csky Wnns6,
SAMUEL EDDY, See',y.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-03-27
G O Q y S.

And fhortly expects an additional fupply.--
Thofc who may be difpofed TO favor her with
iheir cuaom, may depend upon having every
article in her line Of bufinefs, on as reaionabIe
crms ., can be purchafed in the State. The
fmallca favor gratefully acknowledged.
Newport. Ott. 9. 1905.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-03-27
Elizabeth Tillinghah,
No. Thsme- Street, ,

No. 10 Ihamc- Street,
ID ESPECTFULLY informs the public, and
IN her friends in particular, that ihe intends
10 follow the fame line Of bu6neis of her late de-
cesfed huiband, in the pleadng hope, that with
the aid of fympathizing and generous public,
Che fhall be enabled to fupport and educate her
noms rous family of young children. This im-
po'tsnt duty. hnce the death Of beloved huff
hand Having devolved upon her. fhc eameAly TO-
licits the patronage ofthe friends of ,he " Wi<aso
and fbe Fsibs,isG."
She has on hand a judicious feleetion Of
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-03-27
WE THE SUBSCRIBERS

WE r1C oO ODoSNlDGNc
u ENG appointed commlaioners by the ho-
I'D nofable Court of Probate, for the Town
of North. Kingfown, TO receive and examine
the claims Of the creditors TO the Eaate OF
EUNICE PHILLIPS,
Jingle woman. late OF faid Town. deceafed, rep
relcn,ed infolvent, hereby notify all perfous ha-
wing any demands againa fa;d Eaate, TO exhibit
the fame TO either of US the fabfcribem at our
REFLECTIVE dwellings, atany time within Twelve
months from the date hereof, being the time al
owed by iaid Court.
GEORGE THOMAS, I Commit
DANIEL f. UPDIKE, + G0ne,s.
All perfons indebted TO Eaaie, arc requelt ed
to make immediate payment to
DANIEL WALL, Almirjg,aier.
North. Kingaown, Feb. nc, 1906.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-03-27
Notice.

FOR SALE-TWO LOTS OF LIND,
r YING and being in that part Of Newport
L. called Newtown, near Mr.. Record Beath's.
ALSO a
A Dwelling Houie and Shop, near the Red
Market. For further particulars enquire of
SPENCER HALL,
Near fbe Red Markes.
December z6, 1906.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-27

WASHINGTON CITY, Sent. "a.


E-rfracf Of a letter, dated CURACAO, .dag. Is,
1906.
"About the first of the month Miranda
landed on the Maine, and tool. possession
OF tort DISK t2 Founders near Coro with.
out resistance. We canno; learn the mum.
Der OF his troops : bat it's generally be-
iicved 10 be about 600 I saw letter OF
The i3,h rns,an,, which came by q dis
patch boa, from Porto Cavello, and which
says, I" This day will .rrivs 1000 regulars
from Catraccas. They will embark inn
med'ately fnt the neighhosh,cd of Curo
Tor which purpose all the shipping in the
Haioor are put in reQlisition ;" among
which there are tro schouners already la.
den tor Curazso, and or debarking their
troops they will proceed for this port. I
have conversed with young man that was
Interpreter 30 the prisoRer5 that were taken
or board N;randas sch'rs. lie says that
William Lippincot' inn. ia sent 10 Porto
Rico, tha, Daniel II burning died of
wound he received Chen they were Ia.
ken, that Dauel u. Ecmper, Robert
Saunders, Thomas Donahue, CAPITA, n Of
one OF the schponers, Joseph Erie, Tho
ms Bi!op aud James Gatdn "cie hung.
The names of the oihcrs he does not re-
collect. 1t is said, and | believe with
truth, that The dispatches per the boat
from Porto Cavello we,e To a,k The assis-
lance of this government by the losn
OF Dutch frgate and sloor of var that
are stationed here, but that the governors
has declined.
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Two rner, conversing about the late
change of ministry in the British govern
nent, one observed that he could compare
1t TO nothing but an old pair ofshoes late
lily heel-,apt. BY my troth. said the other,
IT is more like an old pair of boots, for il
has been we'll Foe ed la,eiy.
The celebrated DR. Radcliir, in his ear
ly days, and before his practice enabled
him to keep a hoarc, was met by rival
physian who was extremely well mounted,
and who was very proud of his s,eed. A
frend of RadchE, who met at the same
instant, pointing to the horse, observed,
:" Is not that a ve'y good horse, do6lor?"
AYE, aye" replied Radciiff sneerugy,
" ne may pass for iolerable horse doctor.n
The following toast was given b. Mr.. Smith
at Charleston. Massachusetts.
Thomas Jefferson, President OF the United
States. 7vbo ierei, Bis 6,ea.,,o.,, st;kes BIS can
non be0's bis 6osoot t5e Stats of ire e-en,ics
and gives the deepest wound by q digaihsd 81.
ience."
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THE HINT.

Beneath the Rose, that mild appears,
The yeoom'd thorn we End,
And OFT the form that Beauty wears,
Conceals csnker'd MUD.
fhenymph, possessf OF Beauty's charmsS
The praise of Fame may share;
Bus she, whom love OF VIRTUE warms,
Is still the Ioveliest fair.
While that attends The flaitering glass,
10 deck her beauteoas face;
his as the Heeiing moments pass;
Improves each mental grace.
hcccpi The hint. ye lovely fair,
No, friendships voice despise,
For soon viii iim;'s rude hand impairs
The bauble that ye prize.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-27
NORFOLK, Sept. %.

BY the arrival If The ship Pro'ecfyess, czbidih
Eve,ht, we have received h'e Of London pa
pers from our correspondent, bat they do not
come down later ,htn the 25th July, a coierpe-
Isneous date with the advices received via Bps
Ton. Our adyces by the Rolla were 10 the Sc
oond of August, although The intermediate dates
cannot be supposed TO furnish any thing very i'm
poriant, yet the papers would have been accep
table as keeping M the chain OF intelligence
The mi sion Of Lord Laadey6tdie to PATS. mus
have becn measure very sutaenly sdepied as
the papers Of the 26th July RIO not hii; at any
appointment beng contenplstcd, and between
that date and he "a August, the appointment,
was made. and MS lorpthip set or for Paris.
We observe BY the London Gazette of he
22d July. that Lord Lauderdalc was sworn of
the Kings Prigy Connect, which was no doub,
pre- q aiory 20 his appointment. On the same
day the Hon. David Ersliae. was appoin'ed
Envoy Extraordinary and Minister PenipoieD.
fiaTJ to the United States --Ledgey.
letter from London 20 he Editor Of the 9th
Juiy, reeelvedb the ProieSsress, observes Peace