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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-10

the consideration al all otner alsaasansae>
of such aproceduis, y VIII Pe'Aaps' -
sufficient 10 observe, 'sa. 1nI 4 -, - nre
astlheers naSs ,osen in .,''' ~ 3
misc OF emPlosehsh ~ so 90 !,
/ from rem m Pss's = -" a,,,a, can,rac,
many instances 'hSss -. 49, '.o,,,
still 10 teres oesReeA '''sf -. g -,
ilionwe ca :, wa .s...s n,aa !,
iaiisa 10 'ufn'sh s1ssA go ~ rs
: ~ ulsson''nu''S go go $3.50, :, {
netacsoiy OF srMs' s'es 49, y ~. -,
from fneif ooassl'oA' - sae 49, 80
aePsndiog On snf''''s ''e''s az ~ I, ss,' ;
they Weuia nave oee.' soA''e,so ~ sese :
elaeWnsfs' aao 80 aoa"uou s"s 'nss,'u'ts''
ahsy haa osfn Psoeufes Anei taosh '''oa
Ole, VIII great a''nca,'y aha Apsuse LUCY
aaa afr'vsuo a. Fsaa sA''' a. 'ns', 1espes's'
Branches o. ou"'aess, aho ,sao bses'iie d
I, ,'so"ea TO tue insei stu iiau 'i'ey oee'
cosnoes'eu 20 soahuoo -, the'f 1855 w'ue
Got nave eeen auPPhede as a. great expense
and AFTER considerable lapse OF time, our
ing which tnis Important establishment
Wooic have iangn'shed, or remained 'oie'
ltwasl therefore conceived 10y the executive
TO be heir duty TO retain tae, services o.
| these yaloable men, providedit could De
j done without a departure ttom the snsen'
tons Of the legislature, which tney mold Ia
| zoo nigh respect eve. knowingly 70 violate.
Itw2s communicated to chem, taat the ar
sifcers we're willing 10 costinue in the pub
&c. employment n carrying on thr opera
nous Of tae maouftcsugy eli arms, sltEouSh
shey knew here was no law 10 provide tor
I gheiy payment, ADD lhat Tie execaslse hsd
GO sight 10 ss.aka eay contract. 70 corpro-
mit the public faith, They demaadei no
such contr4cl aud Il demanded, nooe
would have bsea ,nscle. They we,s Wiling
10 lhfo@ themselves 90 the hberali'y or she
ssssnhig, provided the executive would
permit aeYn 30 proceed "a she:. usual en-
p!oymea and ayosiisi promise TO sfase the
case, AID recommend ,llersa 10 tie cossidcr
alton of TIRE legislasurs. Ihe executive
couii; dot aes;.ase q moment TO accede 20
.hssa terms and directed 1l2s operations t.
Be carried or as Usual, AID s>.ch articles 10
be purchased By the superintendent, as
saouid be absolutely necessary to.ihe pre-
| g,ess OF the establishment the persons Of
~i,om ,t:y were purchased, agreeing 20
! RS, their ciz'fna fos payment. On ahe san1e
toosing With thu: OF the CLAIMS Of the ar'i.
hcefs.
| The Superintendent cad also a consider.
sb!e tiIas bsIsre requested some merchants
| f this cit- 10 procure quantity OF steel,
ales ard f1fats, essentially necessary for
| he fuwre use OF ne nsaaufac ;o.y Of arms
400 ailho' ms chants who had procnr.
| I'd hese articles, had expected imnedIate
payment, ytt they a,sn ccr8eote6 TO wait,
| until it shouIl be provided for b. the as.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-10
RICHMOND, Dec. 5.
General assembly Ct Virginia.

On TuSsdas the following communities
ton was laid by the goeernor before inc
house Of delegates ms same eommuni-
cation wac yesterday submitted TO the az
1eution of sne senate
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-05-09
May /.

List esening reat. Coen. of the British ship
Lernder. with flag ofuuce arrived AZ Fort Jay.
We learn frem lieut.. Coen. that the British
ships off the Hook were entirely unaequzin,ed
with The death of John Pearce. tili Tue.day
vening. The BRAT has come up to procure the
release oftwo officers from their ship. whom they
understand are in con6nemcpt.-D d. Adv.
The two British ships Of war, Al Sandy Hook,
received the news of their killing Mr. Pierce.
on Tuesday. l'hey Immediately hois,ed signals
for pilots; hut none oHeiihs. shey came to an.
Choir outside the Hook. a short time at,er,
the schooner Anxious, from ,Hsvanna. passed IN
no,ced within hail of ,hem.--Gaset:c.
The two British ships of war cana to anchor
of the Hook yesterday morning. Ia the even.
ing flag boat with two officers came up to
For Jay. the Commander at that place came
90 town immediately. but we have nos leafned
what has transDired.
he brig Eliza Burgess. for HAVANA. wen,
to sea yesterday. and was not boarded by the
British bockadmg squadron OF our. harbour.
The ship Ann, Fowler. for Hull, suffered dc.
sen.ion of about half an hour.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-05-09
ARGUS.
RICHMOND.
Delegates elected 70 serv- IN fhe mex. Gene
raj .dssen5.y If Virginia.
FRIDAY. MAY 9. 1896.

Delegates elected 10 serr> IN ne ners Gens-
raj Assem6.y .f ysrginia.
augusta, Jacob Kinney. John Wyatt.
Monroe, Andrew Burma. Isaac Esteii.
Kins William, Philip Aylett. William Gregory.
Wasbington. Fred'k Hamilton, And'w M.Henry.
HerkeIey, Major Stephenson. +. C. Pendieton.
Madison, William. Madison, Robert Hill.
Cnlpeper. John Roberts. George Strother.
Faaqaiey, John Love, Thomas Hunson.
The information, collected from ali the
London papers, respecting our relations
with England, is Satisfactory the prints
OF every party and description depreca,e
misunderstanding between England and
this country, and this.is unquestionably
the. real and the interested sense of the
nation. The United States are equally
and as interestedly averse. to The con,inu-
alton OF such state of things as has for
a long time existed The. preventative
was in the power of the English admins.
tralion, and we are happy TO find that
this has in all probability been employed.
. We ara informed BY the British court
Gazette that the negotiations between our
minister, Mr. Monros,. and the minister
of foreign affairs, Mr.. Fox, were progress.
sing in the most satisfactory manner, and
consonant with the wishes of our minister
the probability is, indeed, that before
this. time the conferences will have ter.
minated in an honorable adjustment Of
differences.
This Information is pleasing on several
accounts:
II shews that the pSlicy of Pitt, the
greatest statesman of the age !" is no,
{, pursued by his successor.
1t proves that the. British ministry are
sensible of aud acknowledge the impor-
tance of our friendship,
1t induces as 10 hope and believe that the
recent murder. and robberies at New
York, were committed according to old
instructions, aud are not the authorised
Acts Of the present British ministry.
Il induces as TO hope, that, instead ofbe-
ing promoted for these atrocities, as
they would have been had Pit, lived,
the captains win be punished.
II Is satisfactory, as these negotiations
were conducted by Mr.. Monroe, and a.
u induces US TO hope that they will be
honorably concluded without the aid of
Mr.. Pinekney, q federaiist and there
fore. ).
It is satisfactory as it will prevent the
well earned reputation Of MIR. Monroe
/ from being assailed by the malevolence
| of federalism.
And above. all it is satisfactory, as it pro.
mses that safety TO the lives and pro-
+ perry OF our citizens, which was never
before enjoyed.-hxrora.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-05-09
CHARLESTON, April as.

Two days before Captain Sayre left
HAVANA. vessel arrived from Jamaica,
hstna.ler OF which stated. tina, just before
he sailed, British Packet arrived with the
accounts of The DEATH of GEORGE
III. King Of Great Britain. Several let
ters received from respectable Houses at
HAVANA, mention the same intelligence.
Accounts Of the landing Of General Mi
randa on the Spanish Main, were resolved
at ST. Domingo a few days before Capt.
Dove, OF the Brig Lioness, sailed.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-05-09
FOR SALE.
Tivo Wageons. and Tez,u

Ipo Higgins, and Teams !;
FIVE valuable horses in each team. One o.
= two negro girls wod,d be taken in part nav
hey viii he soldow. For terms, apjH to M
zeehAriah Brooks, Manchester; or to mir, Will
am Cook or MIR Humphrey Dabney. Richmond
Is The horses may be had separately, or
togetnsr. as may best suit purchasers. Among
matched. -
May 9Th, 1906 r2,,.7
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-05-09
Advertisement.

Hhvrro rented Tenement near the Rail
formerly occupied by Mr.. John r. Shield,
Entertaining, Boarding & Cof.e
House,
Where any number OF gentlemen fnot exeeed,,.,
tweHty) may be accommodated A good ssa,i.
forage, and every attention paid 70 ,Snder s,,;s,
faeiion to generous Customer. BIZ
STEPHEN w. GRAY.
Richmond. April Is, 1906 wis
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-05-09
I'll. 1. Cohen,
Second door below S. Pleasants' book s,ofs. +,
has Just received part of her assortfnes. Of e
SPRING GOODS

Amor Among which are Silk and Cotton chambravs.
S Samerles y, rlaid India LISTING Worked lnd,s
Ing Plaid and Figured Silk Handkerchie,s
a aais sha t and Sleeves Extra Long sh.@my
Cernian Dowlas and Stripes Rassia shsf1;na
tie. &c 60 .A 'hseunG'
Nichmond, May 9th, 1906. f;fa,,
jus. Received, aud Tor sale at S. Plea.
SAINTS Bookstore,
S@n'e'n s Lsasrs from hay and Ssui,serland, IN
fbeysa's 1901 and 1902.
Lys d"a Campaigns j General. Moreau
lfnfcud's Pleadings
Wfison's Reports. 8 volumes
Jones Baifnse1fs
LaCye,s' Magazine, 8 vohames
Foster's CyossH La,y
geScy. 1uniS,'s Reports, oolaues
D~Yord and sast's Reports, IL vokayy.,
E9uiy Gases, voi4pes
zoe e, k <, a. Drama IF AdeimoH tbs om.Laa
Go~eay y Gully or Nor Gully, b. 75os. Dibas,.
farce of zoe Hotsi, b. Robert Tr6bson, e.,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-05-09
OUTRAGE UPON OUTRAGE.

4
The LIEUTENANT of the LEANDER is
now in this City Captain John Shepherd, OK
the schooner Concord. from Nc folk, who, about
SIX days ago, was boarded by the Lieutenant of
the Leander. and cruelty treated. fns,ps Biz, neil
Capt. Shepherd states thar he yesterday NOR.
ming saw on the battery. and elsewhere in the ci
~, the LIEUTENANT of the LEANDER.
a'sgMsed. II, company with nine or tsn FEDE
kALISTS! If this statement be publicly deni.
ed nshal be is6sfasfidied. Yes. fellow citizens.
when the FEDERALIsTs are kypocriticaIIy
passing resolutions deploring the death Of
PlERCE--when By e.eaioneerins ar,;,ee ,bsv
are endeavoring to turn the MURDER 10 ,be
advantage Of the BRITISH PARTY-when
we were solemnly and religiously devotine the
day to the awful funeral OF our MURDGREU
COUNTRYMAN. behold the FEDERAL.
Isl walking arm in arm with his MURDER.
ER! Walking arm in arm did say Behsd
mem DlSGUlSiNG the MURDERER to
sCkEEN him from the indignation of our CHI.
zens' ana The Offended laws of our country !!
american Citizen.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-05-09

The British frigates Lcander and Cam.
brian got under way yesterday, and put
70 sea.--Mer. Adu. Of May 8.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-05-09
Sports of the PIT.
Black Walnlt Plan,
FOR SALE-

Or reasonable terms, The well built .eho.r..
INTEGRITY, about 43 tons, no, a yea,
since built--her drasgh, Of water when LOADED
not exceeding 8 feet, and sails well. If no, .oId
ms week, viii take freight 10 any port within
rae Chesapeak Bay. For terms and particular.
spPiy TO Mr. sAAvsL BsLL, grocer, opposite
'ps pen tavern. May 3. 4.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-05-09

Letters have been received in New Yor k,
as late as the Sd inst. from Lagura, at
which time the embargo was off, but it was
generally supposed Il would be laid again
should Miranda make his appearance on
me coast. There was no apprehension of
Mtranda's succeeding, as they had called
az me militia from the interior and had
ior'ihed the principal points. Cocoa was
rom ~ TO - dollars--Coffee is To al
Dry goods Q mere drug. Phil. Csz.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-05-09

We are authorized to state shat Or. JOHN
c. CEDDY of Hanover Town, is candida G
for the distria composed of Hanover. Henerreo.
New.kent and Charles City, the next eohg.ts-
sional election.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-05-09

The gain Of the wheel this day is 1850 dolls
there are only 100 tickets IN the wheel, bur
very few Tor sale and are worth over 81 dolls
but the managers will now sell az so dolis- in
ordet to close the sales and, Gnish the drawing
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-05-09
por Of the stare Of Masss
Richmond Academy Lottery.
YoarY FIRsr pAr.

Prize Of 900 dollaIs-No 42o9.
Prize of 500 do,lars--No. $3.50. -
Prizes of 100 dollars-Nos. 1910 e229.
Prizes Of IS doilari--Nos. 6os2 5sI7 -.et
!: Blanks-N9s. 1898 4972 si67 7732 1896
1880 1912 1857 734S 6657 4667 s337 5474
1874 si93 4651 6971 1874 74s4 42;7 $3.50
1854 1854 4O62 1894 68I2 1857 $3.50 62lf
SIT $3.50 1891 3gl7 4559, $500. 7l7s 6s3s
4677 4409 4l3t s9a7 5548 1929 66ll 7144
1859 69s3 1922 $50 724o 1851 1864 7459
7643 7l6s 1874 1898 $3.50 1880 6325 6633
477S 45l% 66l4 4257 1909 S40t 1851 4i86
1926 e657 s422 5ll1 50s7. 1859 7456 6e6s
$3.50 1876 6927 1923 $3.50 1894 3B47 1855
5I86 1896 s842 $3.50 sl70 1890 6S77 1885
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-05-09

The republican ticket for members of Con
grsss. Tor the city Of New.York has prevailed
oy majority of 6i8--thc extraordinary efforts
ana m'srepresen'aiions Of feseralism 70 the con-
nary Notwithstanding. =
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-05-09

Extract Of a ieec from sat,ain Pea,t. of B.
seooone- Maryland to bic Owners, dated 81. Sd.
go. 2Sf6 bzUc6.
arrived here the 25th instant, afser being
taken IN the Csyeo's passage by two French pi
rates brought TO anchor under the West Ca.
CO.'S when they took myself and people ON
board one OF their privateers. Ma they aousr
IN most shameful manner, they put me In /
rons. aud then proceeded to plumber the sehoo.
nes, .hey hoisted all the dry goods on deck, and
opened every box what iney took away do
not as yer know. They robbed the vessel of her
small cable, all her small rigging. runner and
tackle pants. oil and number of other articles
muInoer OF boxes OF raisins, all my fowls. eggs
butter, great coat hat, shoes, and the preatesr
part OF the peoples clothes They had rope
rove from the mast head. and round the neck of
one OF the people for half an hour. TO make him
swear we were bound for Cape Francois, and
Threatened my life more than twenty times. AZ.
Ter OBTAINING US above twelve hours they suffer.
cd u; 10 Proeeed."-Aiesy. pap.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-11-14
To the mouth of CatahooIa, }
Wachita, s. Tenxa, which
form Black river. }
TIC Eo.t Miro.
oil

Bafrop's grant is therefore 81 leagues to the
Miiiilippi.
AT the Pof of the Wafiita, they procureda boa,
ct LET'S draught OF water than the one in which they
Attended the river thus far at noon, on the IIth
OF November, they proceeded on tine voyage, and in
the evening encamped at the plantation of Baron
Baarop.
This fi,,.ll fetten,enr ON the wa;ha, and fome of
the creeks falling ;nto it, contains than five
hundred pe.ions of all ages and cxes Ii is reported
however, that there is great quantity of excellent
land upon theie creeks and TINT the ettement is ca
pable OF great exteniion, and may be expected with
an aeee!on of population, to become very Hourial-
ing. There three merchants ie.ted at the pot,
who fupply very exorbitant prices, the iuhabi-
tans with Their necearies; thefe, with the garrifnn,
two imall planters, and trsdennan two, conili-
tuie the prcient village. great proportion of the
inhabitants continue the old practice Of hunting, du-
ring the winter eafon and they exchange their peltry
for necelfaries, with the merchants, ar low rate
During the iumnler theie people thenleives
with rafting corn, barely uihcient for bread during
the year. In this they always remain ex-
tremely poor fonle few who have conquered tina,
habi, of Incidence, which is always the corequence
OF the lndian mode OF life, and attend TO agriculture
1--we more comfortably, and tate little the fwees of
civilized life.
The lands along the river above the potts, are not
very inviting, being thin poor foil, and GOV, red
WIN pine wool o the right, the lettleUents
the bsyau Bartheenli and siard faid to be rich
land.
On the morning of the thirteenth, they paGed an
Hand and rons rapid, and arrived at little ette-
ment below chain o rocks which crols the channel
between iland & the main laud called Rogue Raw.
SPanard and his family, e,,leI here appear from
their ndolence, live mferaby. The river acquires
here more ipacous appearance, beng about $50
Yards wide. In the afternoon they pafled the Bsyau
Barthelem the right, above the laa lettle.nents
and about twelve computed leagues from the rolt.
Here commences Baron Balrops great grant OF land
from the Spanilh government, being fquare OF
twelve leagues each iide, little exceeding mil
lion of Frsueh acres The banks of rhe river CONT
nue about thirty feet high, of which eishteen feet
from the water cayed loan of pale aNl colour
upon which the water has depoGted twelve feet of
light fandy foil, apparently fertile, AID OF dark
brown colour. This Description Of land is of ima
BREADTH not exceeding half mile ON each iide the
river, and may be called the valley of the Waihita
beyond which there is high land covered with
pines"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-11-14
WAR IN EURcPE.

Some politicians contend, that there will
be no war between France and Pruaia, be-
cauie there can be no other Coalition; and that
there cannot be new coalition, becaufe the
battle OF AuftcrlitI, 70 completely ovcrthrew
the laf. But this is laying no more, than that
there Will be no war, becaufe PrufIia is afraid
OF France, and therefore Prui1ia will not war
with her. But the queftion of quar- or no qvar
IS not exactly dependent upon her own plea
iure. Though ihe may not with to fight
France, hill France may be determined TO Fl ght
her. She may win to evade it but it is at
any moment within the power Of France to
foree her into il.
" But will Pruflia furnifli her with any rea-
ion Tor going into war;" With refped to
reaion' it feems to be pretty much out of
vogue in the modern European wars. But
with refpect to caule of war, unfortunately
tor her nothing is more eafy. Should France
claim trelland for the ule of Holland or reclaim
Hanover for England PrufIia may refufe or
hight. Should Prul1ia afpre to form a aerfbern
confederacy of the German nates, frilar to
the league of the Rhine, fhe may provoke the
J,a'ouiy * vengeance of France. Should France
airo At the lame o'Ljetf, and PrulIia throw any
diinculties IN the way, the fame catastrophe
may await her. Had Bonaparte been at war
win any other continental power, he might
nave waved tuch pretenfions or iubmitted more
patiently To the disappointment but now his
hands are trsrs they will be more ready to o.
oey the dictates of lis heart.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-11-14
,ers 20 bring forward any private arms they

paaers 20 bring forward any private arms they
may be in pole zion OF at the fame time.
>. Refolvet, that permanent committee Of
FIVE perions he appointed to regulate the pro-
ceedings necefl-ry to be purified, and the mea-
fures necefary to be adopted during the exit
tence &c danger-and Hugh Phelps, Jacob Bee
fon, Robert K;ncheloe, Alexander Henderfon,
and George Creel, jun. are appointed to COM
rofe iaid committee. and James Wilton is ap-
pointed fscretary to faid committee, with pow
err of fummonng faid committee whenever an
emergency may ieem to require it-and en-
PIONEERING f,id committee when met to fummon
meetings IF the citizens of Wood county.
3. Re!olvcd, that addrefs be drawn up ex-
rreiIive Of the fentimen.s of the citizens Of
Wood ccn"iy upon this occafon, and forward
ed TO the prciidcnt of the U. 5.
4. Relieved, tina; copy of the foregoing pro-
cee6;nrs ne forwarded to the Printers ofthe
Ohio and Monongala Gszettes to be printed
in their REFLECTIVE newspapers, and that print
ed copy of the fame be forwarded with as much
expedition "a poilible to the Prefident of the
United States, and another to the Governor of
Virginia.
JAMES WILSON, Sec'y.
Oaober Is, 1906.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-11-14

All thefe thing, being connected with the hame Of
Burr, have induced fcne perons publil. and many
more to believe that the whole was neither more nor
les than an organized couIpiracy for the purpoc of
f-parating the Weern from the Eai.ern States; thar
Col. Burr was the organ and author of that great
profess aud that he had been urged TO this act of l
perla,ive weakness or rather madn-fs by motives OF
ambition revenge.
'the'r obiervations are not altogether predica,ed
rpsn conjecture There are fome fais known 70
the writer, which induce him fsrioufy to fubn,i,
tfiefe reflections to public notice. As very little
time will explain the whole myNery, if there be
myttery, or if there be any thing intended than
las been herein iuggehed 70 therefore will NOT he
proper avapg, this time, to add other eoniec-
lures.
twill afford TO the writer much fa,isfaaion, TO
hnd not only that 70 great calamity as the diiem-
bernen, Of the United S;a;es no, contemplated by
any one, bur very particularly indeed will it CRAFTY
him, tn hnd that fuch talents tho Of Col
Aaron Burr hasnor fulfilled the lure which is due to his
name & to fuch exalted endowmen,s by deiipns which
could not a TO embtter the latter latter DAYS of his
life, and congn his and hi, fame to rxecrari-
on and infamy
n Friend Of tbf Union and Of 7ruf5.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-11-14
C!b;ilieotbe, Ofober 80.

Extra9 ofn Letter from oae ofthe eommilToaers
appointed to Gx The meR eligible route far a
road from Cumberland, in fbe Rate IF Mary
land, TO tbe Ohio ri4,er. to TIE editor, dated
Wbeeling, (Na.J or. e5tb, 1906.
Z" The commifiioners are proereiiing in their
view ofthe country between the Potomac and.
Ohio, and will, in all probability, be able to
determine the points on each of the rivers, and
the intermediate points, againf the firit Of De-
ce,nber, and then begin to locate. / think it
doubtful whether hey will be able to complete
the location this fall or winter however, that
will depend on the weather, if they have their
health.
" There are many conje6ures here refpeaing
Mr.. Burr's late viit through this and that coun-
81 2:!: To7;f;,;. a5.li oooio are wanting
here, by people fuppofed to be in that party
but nothing has tranfpred TO dilcorer their in
tention."
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-11-14

We are Informed, that the company of Ora
goons, commanded by Captain James Fergufon,
have made tender of their fervices to the Pre-
fdent, hould our misunderstanding with Spain
render recouTfc to arms ncce1sry.-Too high
a Accomplishment cannot be paid their patrotifm,
and mutt be doubly acceptable TO the Preiident
AT the prefent period, when deGgning and am
bilious individuals would endeavor to torment
the public mind. IN order to effett itparaton
of the Eafern and We0ern fates. From the
perfons concerned, however, we have nothing
TO apprehend-.and we hope the laudable ex-
ample fet by the company of KorGe, will be
followed by the uniform companies through the
fate. HeResn Spy.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-11-14
Nov. IA.
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.
WV. LONG.

'HE LAND and MILL adver,ir.d for fale. h.
I the iubicriber in the Enquirer, to have been
iold on the fifteenth Of September laa If not prsy
Gully fold, before Monday the 94th of thi. prefert
month, that being Mddlefex court day, TO be held
IN the town Of UFbanna 1t will poftively be fold
on that day If fair otherwfe the fra fair day On the
laid town OF Urbanna), to the higheft bidder, on
credit TILL the trit day of September next the pur-
cha'er giving bond with approved ieeurity, to bear
inieret from the date, if not punauay paid. with
lien on the property to ieeure the payment, The fa.
to commence between the hours Of ! 9 and / O'Clock
at Mr.. ChrihoPher Owens Tavern in the above
mentioned place.
p, ROBERT BIRD.
Hanover, Nov. a. q,