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,Vakua6le Properly -Jor Sac.


R z virtue OF deed of trni1 executed n N.
~ fubfcribcrs by Dota or I.u,c. Warrsll and D =.
beeea bis wife bearing date the 22d ,unc. 1905.
TO iecurc the payment o. our ehzfe made of Mr.
WiittS'rc M. Lewis, executor Of Francis Lewis,
dec viii be SOLD. on the pren,fes, on FRIDAY
the 9th oil May next. ONE TRACT OFLAND
conveyed in fsid truRy lying in the county Of
Henrieo, about four mile, from Richraond. and
containing four hundred aud ninety hyce acres
more or leis' together with one Negro Ian, Aur
tin, one Negro Woman, Rachel, two hsy Hcrse,,
three mich cows. three Heifers, and one Wav
gon and Gecr, or 70 much thereof - W n DE fur
icient to raife The fun OF e 1918 10 6. curren,
money o. Virginia. due the faid Wilrhire M
Lewis, exr- o. T. sncis Lewis, dec together with
the cxpenfes attending the execution Of laid trnIt-
IN the following payments e, expreaed in faid
decd OF trutt. wig one moiesy thereof for ready
money, with the interch on the amount of aid
pu ehsie 1915 - from the Ola day of Feb
rua'y' ieo4 to the 2ih o; February. 1905, except
5'J dollars which has already been p.;d-,nd
the reiidue payable in two years from the DIN
February Ian (lSO6) with intcrefl thereon from
the atoresaid ia Februssy. 1906. payable The
fa'd inie'ef annually.-A deed of tiuil ON the
property will be requi, ed.
AZ the same time and place will be som =, !.
remainder of the Stock and Plantation Utensils
or said farm, on cretii: of SIX months for Al,
sums above ten dolIars. with bond and approvrd
security Also, will be HIRED. the time of z
Likely Negroes, unti Christnias nex..
1 Wzss aFe ssss.4re, Trustees
Richmond April IA 1906. ,dr
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f,cw.Yotk Grand Literature
q LOTTERY, No. 4.

- 800 -s--f>-<>s.-rs- o. =
f,cw-Yofk Grand Literature
= LOTTERY, No. 4.
XUTHORISED Z, On det of rte L.gislstrre,
~ and bayr,eat Of Prices Ssaranreea6y tbsti---
P5sitire.y begirs dracisg in May ne.et.
$4,000 Dollars,
Asa 10000 Dollars,
5000 Dollars,
RIC HEST PRIZES.
Tickets. Hdises, 9sartc's and E;gtibs. are nosr
selling In a gear variety Of numbers. at
@. e r. WAITE's
9iuly fortunate Lottery O0ces, No g. and No. So,
Maiden Lane, Meu York,
Where ,ras soiain tbs last iotesies ibe IG r.
Esq PRIZE in caeh. and ofber capitals 10 an
enornous amount amongst ubicb IRE ,be foiiossin.
nj, No 1879 thighcst prize) IS 600 dollars
No 1929 (iignest prize) 20 0Oo dollars
No 1898 5000 dollars
No 1890 1000 dollars
No 1886 49, 2 600 dollars
No 1858 1900 dollars
No 1913 1000 dollars
a No 20555 1000 dollars
=, No 92315 1,c00 dollars
5e.ides grca. nur,Jrr Of 500. 200, 100 doiiay
..ts4s,- sa5 orises, &c.
- Distant ddven,u,ers. BY .fo,vuardiag bark
notes Ct any description IN tetfers post paid, G
J x. Waife, may bace tickets and shares senf fben
70 a,y amount, uifb ,be utmost punc,uaify ana
e,Iect safety. 10 airy par 81 roe Uited States, nnG
tte earliest adoice sriH be sent Of their
Ftice Of 7Icke:s Seven Dollars.
NetO-11k, Fe6rsasy l6'b, 1906. So
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NGJ ANrED as House Keeper.
Wv in a large family, an elderly Lady,
who can core well recommended. Liberal wa.
ges will be given. Enquire Of The printer.
Nov 6. 1905. n
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Thirty Dollars Reward.

thirty Dollars Reward.
= An from the sabs.,i5er about the 9O,h Of
~ Npvcmber last, q negro man named TOM
II or 1S years old Of very black completion,
aboni 3 fec nci.ss hgr, and very stout made Z;
! deem IL uDneeessary 10 describe any OF his
clothing which ne took with him. as it is pre-
su1'ed ne has chaugeh them before this tirIe. /
am told he sinking abpu, Richmond and passes
as freeman, and calls his name Billy. Any
person delivering the said negro TO ne. or seeur
ing him in any jail so that &c. him again, Shall
rece've the above rewarf. al persons are fore.
warned from employing or ha,boyii,s the said
slave.
RICHARD CLARKE.
Ncw.Msrl-st. ArlIerst. Marth Is 1900 6.v
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The Fairfield Races
EsH e0ma'e''ce on Mo,.aag he stA of lllay,

fSiA commence on Nos,Gne he SIN of lsIay,
gid con,irxe fo,.j ox-- Ga.s.
lat AY--1he JocxE1' CIUB cCl' fscs for
all aaes.iae horses heng bona iae IN.
properly OF tie members distance 8 sn. hea,s
"a Dsy---The Jf0CXE1' CLUB PCHSE. IS
ioc- hpa"red anu fifty daiis.rs. four mile heats
81 Day--The PURSE of'the fiROpPfETCR
al the COURSE. for two hundred and Illsy Gsl
lars. three mile heats.
9TH Day--A SWEEP S7-5KE for three vears
old colts and hhss, two mile heats one hundred
dollars entrance-This subscription will remain
opsn until the 5th May.
Weights as foiiowsy
Aged Horses, ISS lbs.
9 years old. l28
do. do lib
do. do. 100
3 do, do. 90
Mares and Ge;dings allowed s lbs.
w'sh TO rent the Dining House. x the Bosths
in the Field; those who have formerly ren,cd
,nen' shali have preference. application must
be mndc Immediately
The meu,bers of the club, sill p.esse TO OBJ
serve little more puntlpality. in nayisg up then
subscriptions. a the money on each day. mas TO
be placed in the hands Of The Iuages
Those gentlemen, who have poI vet pnd nv,
their forisi;s, in the produce S,veep Sake, won
last Oetober. by hir. 'ingh Wyii;e. v ii be so
g"oo as TO pay 1t TO Mr. w yiiir, or the Treasurer
by the last day Of the races in MAY next.
/ h ESNE SMoCK,
Treasurer and Proprietor of the Course
The Private Academy OF Doc
n tor HALLER. viii be removed on the
fiirst day of May next. to that large brick house
,a'eiy hnilt by Colonel Harvie, not far from the
scale house.
/ On the said day, certain number OF fresh
m IN az
bntoniy children ct debvc7ea bdbifs e deboyfp,er,
can he entered as DIR. II. is firmly al. teymined
TO adhere TO the rules aud regulations mentioned
! IN his plan Of education, the printed copies Of
which may hal at his house.
Richmond. April 5 1906. Sw s.
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NEGRHES FOR SALE.

- y - TO ION ohLE.
NY virtue of a Deed of Trust
~ executed TO us by IohnsE. Mamma, bear
ing date the iitteen,h day ofFebiuary last, fer
The purpose of securing rhe payment Of his
eohd TO John Butler, sS &c. bsr,ng dale tie
same time. and due the first day of March inst.
will be SOLD at Thomas Coi,ey's tavern. i,
aartersvi.c. or the first day Of NJ az next if fair.
u not, the nexS fair day, az public arStion, fer
Cash. tour negro SLAVES, to wit. Cesar;
Jim, Lewis. ana Phil!is
1honas n. Hciton, -
archibald Taylor, Aius'ees'
Carter;vil!e. March IS, 1906 rw5s
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3 II. Hewes d. CO.

II. HeWes Or Go.
II AVE'for Sale At their Store, next door to
i 4 Messrs. Shapard & Lueke's. opposite the
Market, Richmond, an assortment of
Groceries and other Articles,
Which they will dispose of at the lowest prices
for cash or country produce. Among which
are, Jamaica and Antigua Rum, old and very
superior Cogniac Brandy, Loaf and Brown Su.
gar, Coffee, Chocolate Imperial. Hyson, Hyson
skin, and Young Hyson Tea; PORT and Sherry
Wine, Honey, MoIasses. Figs. Nutmegs. Mace,
Gloves, Cinnamon, Alspice. Pepper, Fig Blue.
Starch. Soap Candles Salt. Tubs in sets, &c. &c
Richmond, Feb 10Th, 1906.
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Richmond April "a 1906. ,


No / !NE.
THE pnr'nership ofJoHN gUTLERsy Co.
a, Cptersvil!e is tins day dissolved by NUN.
al coneenr--The collection of deb:s due 20 ,ha,
concern arc cornmitied entirely to VIA. Macken-
zie, 'hc aang partner Sc WIN. Mackenzie & Co.
andtohiT a'one or,o any ore he may appoint, i.
payment 10 BE- made
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-04-25

THE holders OF Prizes in the first
: Class ofthe William & Mary Lottery, are
informed, that every exer,ion is making 70 oh
ram payment for~'he n.<ets sold on cresi, |:
which those thus indebted. are again appriz.d,
VII become due on the 18th present and are
earnestly entreated, to make iinn,edia,s r.mit.
tances 10 the subscriber.
So soon as funds ,uficien, 70 discharge srch
claims or he major par, Of them, are on hand
notice viii be duty given. In the mean whi,e,
those inclined 10 receive bonds, or notes in nay.
n'snt, may on application have their claims ir1-
rnehiarelv sauslied
The TICKETS for the 2t CLASS are prc.
pariug md be shortly ready for delivery BY
RIO CREENHoW. Agcnt & zjcss.rcr.
Apr 10. 1906. d.
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Valuable Properly for Sale.

! y
THE subscriber is disposed to sell his RAPM
whereon he now lives, in Charles civ
county, containing five hundred and t.i-ty acres
of land. a good brick dwelling house, and al, q.
theT buildings necessary for the accommodation
Of geneel family, situated Immediately on
Chckahorniny river about three iailes above the
mouth 'heteot- The. nstlrai advantages attach.
ed 20 this farm are admirable all kinds Of wild
fowl are 20 I've got in their season At very li,tle
trouble, End fish in great abundance at ali sea-
sons in the year are caughI in scines, weirs. an.
2ling &C IN the greatest perfection The grea.
yer para OF this farm is arabic land and good soil
tor The prediction of grain. with conside rab,e
pat well calculated for ne growth Of tobacco.
ana Tor faiaing stoek of every kind--it is infe-
nor to no farm of It's size. al. those sdSan,ar-
fs anc eonvcniencies render alie premises oss,.
raoe. Any person inclined to purchase can
view the same and treat with .he subscr;,er ,e-
spelling the terms of sale. &c and a, die same
tine hod no exaggerstion made in estimstion
OF this valuable property.
lEYLES carr.
caa,lel ci,yco March 1905 w8,-
kvlrtue OF qeed OF trust rom te-
Ae rar'ial' Rswins, jr- to rs for the brnefi, e
James DIVERS executors. will be SOLD fo-
ready money, as Han yer courthouse, on the i5.h
OF April rexi.
The following Slaves, to wit:
Stsk, Catoiine, Doctor. airs Clasrow. re.bsr
and her ave children. Polly, Indhh, Lucy. Ha,,v
and Buy, or so many of ;hen ~ viii ssise ,he
sra' rt 220l wi,h the ia,ercst due these,n end
the costs aud changes attending the s~ecrtion 1 E
tne SAID trust. FEal3J.k
- I'll. POLLARD.
m'O' o Ao0o' trds
BIZ The sale ofthe above sllves Il pcsr-
FoNED until the LIST of MAY next,
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J2hp Butter.
HIN. lEtckcr-ie 81 r.

I'M Nafcfe7l-fe Z Co.
Richtaoud, 10rl, April. 1896 2w
Al. persons indebted to the late concern Of
John Bu,ler & Co. are requested te make pay.
rnep. 10 M. Robert Atkinson, as he alone 7
have su'hcised 10 giant discharge FOR the same.
WT, S<,ycSeu-..
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Robin Red Breast.

n fine BAY, fifteen aud a half
bands high, imported frcm
England in spring i8O4-WiiI
stand the ensuing season a,
my stable, in the Manakin
IoNn. on James river, IL
miles above Richmond, TO co.
go.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-08-08
PHILADELPHIA, July 81.

The following interference, on the part Of the
Spaniih government (the drA within our recoI-
IeetIon) Is virtual recognition Of the American
claims, for the loifes which our merchants have
initained, by the fanetion which Spain has here
tofore given to French depredations on our
commerce.
The fch'r Friendthip, capt. Netcalf, failed
from Neuvetos (cuba) on the 9TH May, and
before he got clear Of the harbo,r,he was board
ed by French row boat, with 8 men armed
with muikets, they tent the mate and people on
Ihore. Whenthe governor heard of this tranf.
action, he fent three armed boats and retook
the tchooner and the boat which captured her.
Tire frendaiip was taken back into port, and
when ihe was cleared by the Spauifh govern.
meni Of that place, on the principle, that no
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snnire.
BOSTON. Io,v %.

Capt. Harvey, arrived at ,ifon, from the
Havanna. informs. that he left that port on the
l4th July, at which time there were then in the
harbour 20 fail Of American vcHeis, so of whic h
arrived there In the courfe oftwo DAYS. This
c'rcumitance eccaiioned an immediate rife Of
fuear, and fail of American productions. The
advance of fugars was about SO cents per ouin.
tai. Dollars very fcarce, to per cent be.
ing given in exchange for doubloons. The
article OF hogs lard fell a dollars per osinta
on the arrival of the above mentioned yec
iels. ~ =
Capt. Harvey further adyifes. TINT on the 18th
July an Engliih convoy from Jamaica paft the
Moro, with $50 Tail, under convoy ofthree 74's
four frigates, and Hoops Of war, when the,
tell in with feet of Spanifh fugar coafters, or
their way from Windward to the HAVANA, and
took and deRroyed nearly the whole; the,
were under the protection of feveral lugge,
briggs and gun boats, -,
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PHILADELPHIA, Augut 2.

The fchooner Phoenix, captain Webb. arrived
at Portland (Mane) on the e4th ult. in Al DAYS
from New-Orleans Havanna bearing S r. by
+. 81 leagues, was boarded off the Tortueas by
his majeay's frigate Arethufa, com. Difdelj.
who took the fchooner in tow, ordered the CAP
tain with his papers on board-fent an officer
and IL men, who overhauled and broke open
the hatches, examined the cargo of the fchr.
found 1t all in order. After OBTAINING her 90
hours, under pretence Of the want of proof of
property and fea letter, he permitted her to
pafs, though not without breaking open all the
letters, part of which he copied and poHfely
returned.-The frigate fell in with aad captured
the brig Joieph, captain Southack, of Bottom,
from New-Orleans, bound to Liverpool, took
OUT or her thirty THOUSAND DOLLARS, in
ipec'e, ana lent her to Jamaica, under convoy of
an armed brig. Rco;0sr.
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Jfarsien JntrlIiqrnre.
FROM A LONDON faprR
IIoNIroN, Tune 3

HoNIroN, June 8.
This afternoon. to the great flrprife of the
electors Of this Borough, the gallant Lord Coch-
sT;ii7, having been apprzed of the day of cleo
ton by Mr.. Cobbett, arrived here accompanied
by feveral gentlemen, in two cbsifes and four,
from Plymouth, with colours flying, and with
every appearance of an iphexible determination
Of entering upon a defperate engagement with
the Teller Of the Irifh Exchegucr The fur.
prize excited by this unexpected arrival, in the
bofofns of the Electors, was fiirpaifed by no.
thing, hut the afouilhment of MIR. Bradfhaw.
when ne found that his Lordfhio was TO be his
opponent infead of Mr.. Cobbett, who. adher-
Ing to the ftatement Of his addrefs, refiened his
,pretenhons as foon as he found another man
perfectly independenf readv a::.a
The greatef buftle prevails throughout the
town. ExpretIes and poft-chaifes are flyihe in
every direction, and the CONTEXT promifes to be
aswarm one as has been witnefIed for fome
time pat. The election commences tomorrow.
when It is iaid that MIR. Goblet means TO ad.
drefs the Electors: to draw comparifon be-
tween the qualities of the noble and gallant Of
hcer, in favour of whom he has reGgned mis- pre-
.teniions, and the qualities of the man on whom
fhe new Miniftry have thought proper to iayifh
three fb0yland year of the public money.
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Jared goods $500 bales, packages and chefs,
containing mullins, white Eneliih fhswls. quilt
iness dir'ites and woollen CLOTHS. EnrHf,ro
ton veivess, white India handkerchief, India
mullins and India thawls, white S~ifs and Sax
|on cotton hankerchiefs and callicoes,-of colo
nial produce IN hogfheads. bales, packages and
chefs, containing refined and candid fugars,
coffee, pepper, Cocoa, fpices and raw cotton,
which has been fsized by the French folders.
(Sgned) OUDINOT.
~ General effbe Dipjfon, e Cos.migar,
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have been tranfcribed ver6afiss from their Re-
g'Rers. (" AHindividuals, who NAV hatS pen to
have in their poneifion money, furniture, or O.
|thaf effects, belonging to the hi-dea,auf Conf.
hall give in declaration of the Game. within
three days, TO the director Of the Sceretaryth5p
offate. An debtors. farmers, depolitaries, a.
gents attprnies, &c. oEthe Siciliens, Neapoli-
taus or Foreigners, who have followed the Ki,e,
hall make like declaration, within eight days,
before the ComrniHary General of the Police of
the city of Naples, Of all deeds, depo6ts, pro-
perty, monies, &c. &c. which they NAV hive
IN hand. or bring indebted for, being the d ro-
pefty of the faid Neapolitans, Sciians, ixc.
with prohibition to fend them any money, M ION
penalty of paying twice the value of whats yer
might have been fent. All perfons to whom
goods and chattels may have been made over nv
the aforementioned Sicilians, Neapolitans, OF
Foreigners ever fince the If Dec. 1905, are alfo
hound to make like declaration :. his Imr erial
Eiehnefs referving to himfelf to make know his
further Intentions refpeeting the property ofthe
laid abtentees who may not have returned with.
IN one month from the date of the DEGREES
The other DEGREES, iffued at the fame time
chiefly relate to the appointment of Miniiter
OF the Interior (; the divifion of the kingdom in.
to military d!a::es, sTstTufted 10 French gener.
ais; the prohibition of Britifh goods, upon al
concerned in their introduction or faje: and
finally, the granting of the half pay to the off
GERS, &c. formerly in the fervice of the King O
Naples, upon this condition, however, thai
they ihall take the oath of allegiance to tn,
French Emperor.
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OF 81. and IL. each.
GiBRAtrAs, April q.

This morning 2 large naval tranfport of 400
tons, with fix we ks proviGons on bodrd for adj
miral CollinR woods feet, was taken into Aloe.
iras by the Spaniards.--Iicr lofs viii be mon
ieverey felt by the Heet. There was horGe
race rode this day iqGde offbe ene,ly'J Gar5, be-
tween two officers OF the carlton, which was
nnmerouily attended. Gen. Fox, and mon of
the Officers and non-ronmi0ioned officers he.
longing 70 the regiments here, were prefent /:
and grra. number of the Spaniil officers ani
folders.
MAY "a -Jfeph Bonaparte has adopted IN
bis pew Kingdom ct Naples, The fyhem Of con.
duo purfoed by the French Revolutionary Az
iemblies, with refped TO the faithful oartizan.
OF the lawful government of their country. In
deed one would think, that the Following dif.
pohtions or various DEGREES by him publifhed.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-08-08

We learn with great fatisfacion, that by the
vigilance OF the officer of the cuftoms in this
port, large vefeI laden with military ftores,
and which it is faid was to carry comfortable
Number of men, to the Weft-Indies, has been
teized, when under fail on her paTage outward ;
The is now in the hands of the government, and
we trut that the kaqv qoiH6r enforced, whoever
may be the owners, the names of the owners
we have not yet learned, nor whether fhe was
defined to ard miranda or the black emperor.
dUsra.
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Captain Selby of the brig Union, arrived at
Philadelphia, in 22 days from La Cuira. in.
farms, that he was ehbargoed IL DAYS in that
port after being ready for fea and that unou
making civil application to the commandan,
OF marines, for permifIion To proceed upon his
VOYAGE, being the only American in port, he re-
.ce'ved the mott extrayagant abufe, and impli-
catsd with al! the Americans ~ villains and &C.
ceifary to M'randa's expedition, and finally
threatened to be put in irons. The embargo he.
ing rallied, orders were given that he fhouid nor.
as an American, be fupplied to GO to Tea rim ga
honrsa after all other neutrals.
"A few days previous to his failing, the fchr.
Matilda, captain Murdocky after lying off and
on the port feveral days, had proceeded for
eurracoa, not being able upon any condition TO
procure admittance; fame day he failed. fpoke
tchr. Jane, so days from Baltimore. for that
rt-underftood that the prifoners taken from
Miranda had been tried at Porto CavelIo. bnt
could not learn either the particulars or the de.
ciiion OF the judges |; but report fays, that they
conducted themfelves with true fpirit of In
dependence, feldom known in that ceuntry-..
and that one Of their principal officers had ,ii.
ed IN prifoH. To the fouthward of the Mona
Pafiage, was boarded, examined Rritflv and
treated politely by a French privateer. Juiy
in lat. 80, long. 7a, so, fpoke ihip Hero, of
Portland, 2s days from N. Orleans. bound for
Barbadoes, all we'll. Markets plutted with all
kinds Of fupplies, by the vafl importations from
81. Thomas and Curracoa.---Paffcpper. Mr..
WIN. M'Conehey, of N. York.
Phil bab
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Were they marine or land guus'

Were they marine or land guns
do not recole6. iA
A5rabam Pan Nea, Esvors.
Mr.. Van Nett faid ne made in January Ian
s5o,belts and az many cartridge boxes for Ma
jor Armtrong.
Ihave been paid by Mr.. Ogden, or look to
him for pay.
Jonntban Fay, Ea.orh.
Did Capt. Lewis apply to you lalt January To
purchafe arms! 4, Yes, but not being at home he
requeffed Mrs. Fay to tell me to make out a
fatennent Of all had of all forts, and he would
call again. !
Did you fee him yourfeif?
Yes, and he ordered them to be got ready.
81 What were they stlse =.
Mufkets. pitols, and -cutlafes about Is
mufkets, 25 pisfols, and IS cutlanres.
Are thefe all ~
Yes, he would have takenmoreiff couldhaye
got them ready. The witnefs faid they were
delivered on the dock near the Lcander in open
day, but he could not FAY they were put on
board.
Who paid you for them?
MIR. Ogden. if
CroG examined.
Wan the exnedt;on of the Ieapder az ., ,,,,i;,.
notoriety.when ypa fold the articles.
1t was talked OF 10 feseraI places where was.
At what time in January was it thar the lex
petition was matter of public notoriety
About ten days before the Leander failed. Il
By tie council for Sbe projsedfion
What do you mean was matter of public no.
toriety, that the yefieI was going to fail on 6ue
voyage Or that ihe was, going to Caracas :.
That the Leander was going to fail and vas
taking arms on board, but where me was going
to did not know, NOR had heard il was
fecref. ..s., N
Mn. FeJsrook. Jsvorn.
You are cutler 1sk
Yes. 4aa ,v
Did you lat winter fell Capt. Lewis parce
of fwords I did.
b, When? ~
The 25th of January iss fwords and fom,
other military articles.
Who was to pay for them
Mr.. Ogden.
.A Hin. l4iisn, (tpors.
+ Did you fell fome arms lalt winter to Can't
Lewis and Mr.. Ogden
I did 200 mufkets.
When
In January.
Were they put in boxes!
They were. .---.- p
~ Who paid you for them
Why what pay did get, got from Mr.. Og
den.
Adjourned to Saturday at ten.
Saturday the Court met prcfent Judge Tall
madge. As child of Judge Tallmadee had
died this morning the Court was but opened "a
adjourn to Monday at nine O'Clock, A. M.
tat ITO be eontinaed.)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-08-08
HOUSE OF COMMONS

In committee of fnpply, lord II. Petty mo.
yef reio'ution, granting to his maieffv a FINN
OF soo,sooi. to enable his majely 10 reward the
officers, feamen and marines, under tbe com
mand Of the late lord Melton, for their valour
and glorious conduct in thc battle of TrafaI.
gar The rePort'was ordered to be received on
Wednefday. ="
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-08-08
NASSAU, IN. P)JaIv..

E*fraS of'a kffer jlom Lifflr Exmna SaIf pon1.
Sd Jnly, 1906.
There is about one hundred and fixty thouf.
and buihels of great grained faIt, Of hyperion
quality to any that has been Formerly raked ar
N. .f Great ind BBui' Pond and the Great Pond
IS now mt to rake in many places, 70 that the
quantity Of falt raked this feafon at Exuma. will
DC more than the demand the Americana will
require, which has not been the cafe formerIy.,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-08-08
NEUFcHATEL. AnriI %

The following article has been publified here.
Inc public are Informed that or the 2sth May
anc on the following days, there will be a pub.
Tic Gale at NeufcbateI, to the hiobra bi5dcr.
Of the following merchandise, (ez.I masafszs.