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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-02-21
Notice..
4 1aluable Manufacturing MILL
TO RENT.

Il PalNable Manufacturing MILL
TO RENT.
an Monday the 9th day of March next, will
~ be rented TO the highes, bidder. for one
year, that valuable Manufacturing and Grist
MILL, in the county of Amelia, belonging to
the estate Of the la.e Col. John Royal. dec
stream, almost Immediately upon the river APP
pomattox, distant about As miles from Peters
burg. and 40 from Manchester. This mill pos.
sesscs the greai advantage of an abundant sup
ply of water throughout the d,iest season, and
its local situation is such as to afford it complete
protection against the highest freshes we have
yet known The toll corn she receives amounts
annually to zoo barrels and upwards There is
one pair Of Burr stones and one ser of Boiling
cloths, both of which are of very superior quail
ty, and the whole works have lately undergone
thorough repair. The -four manufactured
here and sent 10 Petersburg aud Richmond for
sale, has uniformly commanded as much. and in
many instances more, than -four made any ar
other mill.
Attached to the mill are about 2S acres of
land upon which has lately been erected com
modious store and lumber house, cooper's shop,
blacksmith's shop. stables, and some other out
houses, all Of which viii be rented with the mill.
A mercantile establishment a, this place, con.
neeted with the manufacturing business, il is be-
heved would succeed very we'll The above pro-
perry will be rented upon the premises. Bond
and security will be required to carry interest
from the date if not pundually paid.
William Royal,
Guardian of the Orphans.
January 9th, 1906 Tim
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niles hortn OF Beheld, and SO
south of Petersburg, and cover mares al so dollars
Inc season, the money TO be sent with the mare.
or loO dollars rhe insurance. to be paid in Oao-
Der, and returnable in every instance where the
mare shall not prove to have been in foal Except
the property shall be changed) with one dollar TO
the groom in every instance
Good pastnrage in separate enclosures, to suir
mares IN all conditions, gratis. Servants boar
ded at 1Os6 per week-Grain furnished on mot,es
rate terms, for which the money must be sent.
Great attention will be paid to mares, but no liz
ability tor escapes or accidents Notes of hand
TOR the insurance wiz be exp4ed to accompany
the mares. The season will commence the 18th
OF February and end the first of August.
The great size; figure and performance on the
TURF added to the high price which his colts com.
mand' give him decided superiority over any
stallion in America.
Nathaniel Rives.
January g. 1906. w13t
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NOTICE.
Vy~HE administrative Of James Win

TIME administrators OF James Win
4 free, dec hereby gives notice to ali -e.sons
who have claims against the 6ccedcnt, that she
means 10 close net administration as speedily as
possible and requests those who have claims Ell.
ther by bond, note or open account, 20 bring them
forward properly authenticated-and those who
are indebted to the said estate, to make payment
on or beilae The second Monday in March next
that being The lime when the said Administrative
proposes TO make up her account of administra
ton, and return to the county court OF Chester
field All persons concerned are hereby notified
that unless due attention is paid to this adver.
tsenent, it will be plead in bar against all those
who are in default.
Ann Winfree, Adm'x.
Chesterfield, 2S,h. Ian. 1906 tl0Mj
WILL BE SOLD,
T the lare residence of Samuel Dixon, dec
"a on "Wednesday the Goth day of February
(it bting Hanover court day. if fair, IF not the
next fair dev,
Ali the PERSONAL ESTATE
OF said decedent, consisting of several likely
young Negroes, household Furniture, Shop
Tools, PLANTATION Utensils. &c &c. Terms of
sale will be cash Eor all sums of ten dollars and
under; for all sums above ten dollars credit
will be allowed until the 31st Of December next.
the purchasers giving hond with approved seea-
ri'y the sale will commence at - o'clotk,-
N b. The above mentioned place of sale is with
in haf mile of Hanover courthouse.
G.. w. Dixon, Adm r.
January 30th, 1906. ids
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u AN away from the subscriber in Richmond,
= n on Wednesday last, small negro man,
well set, with a small scar in one of his eye.
brows, tits not recoeaed which. named JACK,
sometimes called Jack Aiken, some grey hairs
on mis- head his dress consisted of double wove
Virginia cloth He was sent from my place CT
residence in powhatan. near HOpkins's Tavern.
with cart, 20 Richmond, from whence he elo
ped. leaving the cart to the care Of boy who
accompanied BIN The above reward will be
pail 70 any one who will deliver the said negro
to me, or secure him i'll any Jail so that get
him again.
John Depp.
powhatan eb din 1906. as
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Fall G Wlnter Goods.


khe subscribers have received, and
are nsw opening considerable part of their
WOOALENS;
Among which are
Bales of assorted Rose & Duffill
Blankets,
Do. Nap'd Cottons,
Do. Yarn & Plaid Hose,
Do. White & Coloured Plains,
Do. Kerseys & Halfthicks,
Do. Oh & IA Coatings, plain
and strip'd,
Do. Cloths, assorted colours and
prices,
Do. Forrest Cloths,
Boxes Mems Hatsassorted prices,
Irish Linens, Long Lawns, Dia-
pers, SIC.
lkso-An assortment of HARDWARE, CUT
LEKY and NAILS.
In addition to WHICH. they daily expect on the ar.
rival of the Suffolk from Lsndon, large as
sortment of
FASHIONABLE GOODS.
Which WILDE offered for sale on their usua terms.
GlLLiAr & KIRBY
October A. 1905. IF
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10y virtue Of decd Of trust cxecut-

pY virtue Of deed oftrust cxecut-
l. . ed ,u The subscriber. By Jacob Maddox. CT
Buckingham county, TO Secure the payment OF a
deb, due ts James Murphy & Co therein express
ed, will certainly be SOLD, to the highest bid
der. on Saturday the first day of February next.
At New-Maske,, in Amhers, county, before The
store door of the said Jaraes Murphy & Go.
The Following Property, to wit d:
Lucy AND her two children, aiilly and Nancy. or
SO much thereof rs will B. efficient 10 discharg.
the said debt. with ie,eres, and charges
John Higginbotham, Trustee.
Warminster, Dee. 25th, 1906. 4w
The sale of the above property is postponed
uneil Saturday the I'D of February next, a,
which time and place It will certainly be sold,
on the terms above mentioned; the postpone me n,
is in consequence of the above no, appearing in
,he Virginia Argus in SINE as TO give the so
days previous notice required by the deed in trust
Joha Aggin6otham, trustee.
January 18th. 1896.
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w. w ardlaw,
HAS RECEIVED HIS FALL svPPLY OF
MEDICINES

10 Y the ship RoIla, from London.--Also,
ID grea' variety of PfIE7tS, FURNISHES,
SURGEONS INSTRUMENTS, PA1ENT
MEDICINES. GJ'c. tSc. And by the ship
George, from Liverpool, large supply OF
YIOLS and SHOP GLASS.
Those who favor him with their orders may
depend on being supplied with ewry article in his
line on the most liberal terms.
The citizens of Richmond are requested, when
they apply at his shop by child or servant TO
put the name of the article wanted on paper, 70
prevent mistakes. wifi
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One Negro Boy, Wilson,

Being part of the property conveyed TO the
subscriber by the aforesaid deed of trust, 10 sa.
tisty so much Of the said deb, as is now due, to-
ge,her with the COSTS aud charges attending The
sale The subscriber being only trustee, will
only convey title in him.
ALEX. GARRETT, Trustee.
February 9th, 1906. ids
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kY virtue of deed of trust execut'
- cd 20 the subscriber by Philip Day. to secure
the payment of = debt due frcm him to Dabney
Minor will be exposed 10 sale. for the best price
'ha' cen oe obtained in ready money. at the Ia
vern OF 1hiplest T Estes. in the ;own OF Char
lo.tesvil!e. on The seventeenth day of March next
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-02-21

Va AN'FED, as House Keeper
Wv in a ia-ee family. an elderly Lady,
who can come well recommended. Liberal Wa
ges viii be given. Enquire OF the printer.
nov 8, 1906 IS
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l he extraordinary, high bred, I'M
ported Horse,
DION E D.

In as high health and vigour,
as he has ever been since his
arrival in America, will stand
the ensuing season, at my sta.
bic, In Greensville county, 8
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Ten Dollars Reward.

January 9th, 1906,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-10-24
NOW READY FOR THE PRESS,
Ind zVW be b,tbliBe4 inmediately after tSe u,xt
Ia1Fon Of tie General AGe1nBIy,
BY SAMUEL PLEAsANrs, Jun,
VOLUME SECOND
REVISED CODE.

\ COLLECTION of all fuch Aas Of the Gems.
y raj Aifem5y of Virginia, Of a public and ner
manent nature, as have been pafed ince the 1eI;oo
OF 1901 to which will be added, fuch acts If ,ba
fame nature as may be PaHed at the FELTON, of Is0s
TOGETHER WITH AN APPENDIX, IN WHICH y,tt
BE INSERTED,
!. Such Public Acts have been omitted !, tic In
edition of the Reviled Code
II. A compilation of the feveral laws for the GO,
bhihment of the James River, Potown,ac. 49,
mattox and Difmal Swamp Canal Compsn;esf. n
all OF which the fate has an intereR
III. A6ts for the eRabihment of the Mutual An
rance Society againh fire buildings of the Jla,s
of Virginia.
~ Laws concerning the Northern Neck.
V. A Table of Fines, Forfeitures, Pesalt;e. am
mercements, Designating fuch as are to the mGs IS
the Commonwealth fuch as 20 towards leGsD;o,,
the county levy ) fuch as belong to ipdiviJpai.s:
and iueh as are appropriated to any particular oh
jea. ''-
VI Aets for e0ablhing Turnpike roads.
VII. Acts authorizing tn. erection of Toll Pr;d,,,.
All the acts comprizcd in this volume have -.
carefully collated by gentleman of the bar-~No,,.
ofreerenee to former and fbfsquent fatutes are an
Dexed to each chapter, and copious INDEJ eilI l.,
given at the end Of the work.
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--AMoNosr wnIcn -

NARPENTER's, Blackimith's and other ,necl1an-
~ les tools, Building materials of all kinds, fuch
as Locks, Hinges, Mails, G;c.---Farn.er's and
Houiehold utenlils, viz. Trace Chains, IIoes Straw
Knives, Grals scythes, & Sekes Knives and Forls.
spoons, GRID Irons, Smoothing Irons. And irons.
Shoves, longs and Pokers Coal Carriers and Sfters
WIRE Tenders, Pots and Kettles, Steam Kettles,
1eS Kettles, Frying Pans, Coffee Mills, Wat
ne nc IRONS, Warming Pans, Tin in Boxes, Iron and
Brals Wire, Bar Lead, Patent Shot, Sheet Iron.
C'oie and open Stoves, for burning wood or coal.
Tanning Mill Wheels Mill Saws, German S,sel
Wrought and Cut Nails and Brads, Window C;lafs'
10 by 8, by 9, 10 by 10, II by 10, and Ia bv re-
Seine Irvine, Clue, Patent Windlor Shaving Soap.
al aiiortment OF Bru1ies; with variety of Other
articles too numerous to nfers The above goods are
laid IN on the beA terms for ca aud will be fold on
IKE good terms, fer cath, country produce or appro-
we'd paper at hort date.
Alio Tor ias eonfgnment oftbree Bales WOOL
Ems, ooniriting of Blankets, Cd low priced Blue
Cloths, and Red and Yellow Flannels at moderate
price and liberal credit for approved paper. An ele-
giant Cold Repeating Watch--A bargain
October -. o,wsv
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S%$~%~ %%~@SpeA
NOTICE.

oRiNG the preient term at VIM. and Mary
College, Protetior Girardiu will continue to lee
ure on Natural hinory. The ieifre ofthe Ian v,cs
tion has been chiefly employed by him in reyiGpg
and arranging his materials
He is precluded by the limits OF nsv,,r,,,,r-,,
tee from tracing in this place even the outlines Of
ms plan; and he deems it unnecefiary to expatiat.
on the attractions and utility Of refearches into pa.
ture, and Of an acquaintance with her works.
The want OF a 'TgfrE7 nature, Bof-ais pa,l.n, 81.
has been objected to by fome. Unquehionablv, finch
fplendid infitutons are in high DEGREE nhfryi.,-
TO the difFufon and progrefs of natural Lnovvedpe.,
Yet, let it be recoecfed, that no icaffod ex,en6ve
and brilliant as it may be, eonatutes the edce ite
A iuccedaneum not entirely inadequate may Ls found
in fiat>s, ber5aks, tJe and, (Which is better than
artificial afliiiauce of any decriptioD) the inmenfs
book - nature is every where and at all times omen
before the eyes OF the nquiGtive. For the nudv rs
animal and vegetable anatomy and phyfiolopy and
in general, of what i, termed " the Philorophv of
Natural HiHory, indigenous pecirrens are fully fuf
hclent. Botanical inyeiligations, in particular do
not indfpeniably require the aid of exstics Within
a few miles, plants may he found 10 illunrate rot
only all the CEagcs of the Linnuan fyfen1 and moi
of the Oyders, bur alto many interehing elepant ana
ufefu geasra, with fome of their MOI valuable Gse.,
In the number, beauty and uefuInels of her vegeta.
bic productions, Virginia yields few tracts of corn-
try OF the fame extent. Of this iinrle piance over
the Joint labors of Clayton and Cronovius the psqe.
OF Michaux, Barten, &c. sc. or few ramble.
through our woods, fields and meadows, may con-
vince any perfon in the Leaf degree acquainted with
tr iuoIect. II we Carrot bring nature into orr la
boratories, we can go In the pleaures os
tudy, as we'll in hoIe Of the chafe little fatpps
IS cnndiment not altogether uniavoury; and know
ledge thus acquired, amdfl flbme and DELIGHTFUL
cenery, is at once better reed and more impreilive
and permanent
Until, therefore, proper degree of public fp;ri,
among US ihal create and fnrport great fciente eff
abiihments, let the efforts of individuals whole zeal
anticipates the erection of thofe noble fabrics be en-
couraged and foRered. We liou!d." flaws lie ;naa-
nious Beddoes, F." fet proper value on our prefsne
knowledge, although it be Imperfect, and refrain
thoie rude hands that ready to pluck IN the
tender plants Of fcience, becaufe they do not hear
ripe fruit alta feafon when they can only be PUTTING
forth their bottoms"
Williamsburg, October 81, 1906. o.
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whether they would have voted appropriations
for carrying the Brtifh treaty into eifeSt, be.
lore that treaty WAS concluded, it is inpoiii-
to believe that their acouiefcence would have
been obtained. Par from it. 1t was the pre-
vious formation OF that abominsble compact,
together with its ratification by the p. and s..
and the gloomy profpect of a war in the dir-
eant horizon, that compelled them to acuuieicc.
9nd. becaufe the PRECEDENT. when he has re-
ceivcd the previous advice of Congrefs, is much
better acquainted with the real feelings of the
country, (Which are 100 often mifaken bv the
public prints, refpring fentiment,, drawn al
mott completely from our towns) He knows
exactly how far TO pledge the nation, without
expohng his own ignorance, or what is worfe,
encounterinR oppofition from thofc to whom
he mutt ultimately look for fupport.
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T p r NJ s

l. u ihsll De printed on an en,ire rev type. Of
iize larger than that ufed in the l.R ed;on - IT,
Reyiied Code, Publihed.in 1908.
IL The paper ball be of good quality, and the boos
when bound, will form volume in large oAs-
vo' to matent the fra volume Of the fame vort
ne number Of pages cannot be afcertained. tbo'
IS expected, from tie matter Of which the boot-
VIII be competed, (there being hia,fy-fo. ney1
chapters ~ the continuation from 1901 T. 1905
AUG avg, upwards OF ono hundred omitted a4s) that +,
will contain nearly as many pages as tle In sl:-
ton. -'A' So
III nc prize to !ubcrbers will be FIVE dollar, N l.,
pa'd on delivery Of the book--to po.-fubleribsr,
inc price will be conhdsraby oncreafsd.
- SUBSCRLPTTONS AEs REeEIysp NJ or,
Funti:RER ~ RICHMOND.
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C0afMUNIC I7.ON.
To the memory OF 0t,eisr ST.. Glare DaalytJ..,
who died September the eth, 1906,

To the memory OF 0lF,q;a S.. Glare DaalyiJ..
who died September the lsth, 1906,
aged Ysars and e months.
How blelS'd her fate in innocence srray'd;
In life unItain d, in death iecure from dread
From human ills removed, from every woe,
Which koary age is doornd to undergo;
ComPosd, ferene, fie gains the happy i,orr,
Where iickuefs pain, and forrow ate no more
Lovely in death. The charm, the weeb,q eve
1t this be death, who would not wifi, TO def
No boding horrors dwell upon her brew,
Who would not die o be wha. ne is now ,
What tho in duff the lovd remains rnuG lie
Hid from its tender Mothers longing eve;
What tho for ages to the grave coniign'd,
The general rendezvous of all mankind
Blaited, like fome fair flower in early bloom.
She fades beneath the winter of the tomb.
With oaunefs then, this breathleis form forvey, =
Know CHRIsr flall raife this conlscrated clay. {
10 fnlih'd Beauty never to decay.
Dett'n'd more grisfs and longer tolls 10 know
The wrctched FAY behind, the happy 20.
Good Heaven! this myaery of fate explain,
Nor let me ieen to mourn the dead in vain
Friend alter friend from me is torn away,
No year, no month, but marks ionie fatal davi
What wait for, fome happier world in view,
warns me that man is blind, that COB is true,
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DANCING SCHOOL.

EBR. LA TASTE informs the public, TIA, hi.
4YA Dancing School is NV opened, in Mr. IIarrs's
Br.tk Houie, yearly oppolte the PoR- Office. He
vii! teach every Wedneidsy and Saturday from the
hogrs OF 9to IL in the forenoon ALTO from until
~ the evening, Tor fhe accommodation of thofs gem
tenien engaged in the day. Iisterms may be known
BY applying at his DIV cling houie on the Hill, or a,
he Office ofths Enquirer. CS. "a. 4ts
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LOST,

-. -. LOoI,
Rhl WIEN Richmond and the New Bridges
y Oh Chicshomouy River, on Wednefdav the ! ~
infant red leather pocket Book containing G,ndr,
papers, accounts, recejpts, 81. Among tbe ear
te'7 o, me preket book bond given 70 me b,
nos o. " s"'n o. kIng and Queen 20 the amount or
I. io] io'' ne finder oft will be 70 obg;no 4.
TO leave I with the Editor Of the Enquirer.
K. p. BANKS.
~ lhe PrbEe arc warned not 70 take an ,(;co.
men' o. me above mentioned bend, as the obl;So,
has been aPPriz.d Of tbs oG, and ~ili ssyi, Of -,
pa -, Fl uis ''is'' 4. T. 8.
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PENNSYLVANIA ELECTION.

The following are the entire votes given IN
the city of Philadelphia, and the counties of
Philadelphia and Delaware for Representatives
in CcnPrefa
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he three iirlt competed the democratic re-
publican ticket, and are elected the four Ian
competed the united federal and conaitutiopaI
republican ticket.
The votes for fherfTin the city and county
of Philadelphia, which forn a diHhe, arc,
For Mr.. Wober:, 1897
Mr.. Donsldfou, 3sog
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LARGE AND GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF
1KONMONGERY, HARDWARE. &c.
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STORE OF IRONMONGERY, HARD.
WARE, &c.
BREAIN and FOLLET,

Otf99ffe TO M1G5t Taylor q Bra7ou's Aaaion S,oy.
and next deer to D0aor Woyd2agO',, bave jga re-
fei0ed Eom England,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-01

/ Sloop Brothers, Turner, belonging to
Samuel Mackay, Esq. returning from q
wTrcking voyage, struck upon the south
west reef, supposed 70 DC totally lost.
Five Spanish licenced vessels ION shore
along the bay.
s, Sloop Experiment, belonging TO the hon.
Mr.. Moss, was drove out to sea from the
south west bay. Z.
y. The George & Lovely Lass. belonging
to Mr.. George johnson, muchlnjured by
vessels running foul1of her. ff.4 IS.
Sch'rs Speedwell, Yel!owley, rcfuraing
from New York, experienced a severe gale
at sea. about II days ago. which carried
her nainmase by the board; caused her
much other damage, and obliged the crew
20 keep continually pumping, arrived of
the bar 90 Saturday evening, but from her
distressed situation was unable 10 make the
harbor---the sane night, IN the. gale she
was cast on shore on n orth's Key,when the
vessel Immediately sunk dwish the great
est dihcul.Yihe captain and crew were en-
sabled go save their lives There were on
board OF her anumber of letters and pack
ages for.this place. 9
Weiare sorry toIisrate, shat besides the
above related injuries done to the proper.
ties OF individuals by the storm, the lives
of Q negroes, belonging 10 the hon. Mr.
M oss, were lost, By the boa. swasnping, liz
attempting to reach the shore from the
sloop Experiment -.
Il ia with nieas.,fe we 'rnan,iD5 The fol-
lowing circumstance 10 pay The tribute SO
justly due to the activity and humanity Of
captain John Henderson, one of the. Branch
pilots, who at the ,imninent risk OF hi.
Life, ventured upon tl1e-bar with his boat,
TO the assistance Of a gentlssnan who had
been carried away IN small beat. and
who would withon; such timely assistance,
inevitably have fallen a victim 70 The fury
of The waves.
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BY THIS DAYS MAIL.

: j. 4
We regret much 10 havetto record tie
unfortunate and sserioas disasters occasion.
ed by one 81 the most violent gales of-wind
which has been experienced 10 theseislands
for several years; it commenced on Sun
day, August 81, about Z, o'clock, "A. sd.
from the ME-. and continued with equal
violence until about the same houria the
afternoon, by which lime the wind had
sifted TO thevs. E.
TIE joLozoin2g IS as coyrect a list as aye
iiaOee been ableto eoHscs Of he,vessels M
Jursaby hesform:
Ship Aefiel, captain Batrowdsie, ofLi
verpoo!, on'shoTe on -An,hony's rock, NOS
much injured, aud supposed will be got
otf
Brig ---, belonging to Mr. Geo. Iuhn
son, loaded with salt, totally lost on Saver
Key, together with her cargo.
Seh'r Diana, belonging &c the same, cast
on shors opposite to the Ordnance yard,
and bilged,
Sch'rs George and Ophelia. belonging TO
the same, cEst on.shorc abou, miles 70
the westward, DOT much injured.
Schooner Duke of A,hol, belonging to
Messrs. Boothe and Johnston. cast 90
shore on dog lstaad and bilged.
Schooner Hope, belonging y the same,
nissing.
Seh'r Lucy, capt. Hudson, of Charles.
ton, ,cast on shore about miles to the
westward; vessel and cargo considerably
damaged.
S Sch'r Admiral, Kirkland, on shore at
the westward; vessel lost, her cargo, cot
fee. will be saved. bur all damaged.
Sch'r Josefu, Villamil, prize 10 his ma.
ies,y's brig Superieure, captain Rushworth,
lost, vessel totally, about mile TO the
westward, part of the cargo will be saved.
Sch'r Mars. belonging to Mr.. Henry
Richards, caat on shore 70 the westward
of the town. damaged.
: Sch'r Duchess of A,hol, belonging 70
Mr.. Joseph Hyett, cas-. on shore S miles
etoshs westward, supposed to be considera.
bly, injured.
Schr Jolly Bacchus, Jewell. detained by
his majesty's schooner Redbridge, lies on
shore off the western battery, not much
injured.
Sloop Tanner, Thomas, belonging to the
hon. Mr.. Moss, was on shore mile TO the
westward of the town, bu. got off without
much damage.
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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-01

man, Of Norwich, for New-orleans 5itsos
Diana, Brown, Boston, 10 days Little
James; SWEET, Salem, uncersain Osprey.
Of Falmouth, Mass. just arrived trPn
Copenhagen /; brig -, Petersburg, Va
uncertain ship boreal, Ienaei, NrwporrA
+. l. uncertain. Spoke in tie. river Eibes'
bound up, July 80, ship Amsterdam Pac--'
ket, Smith, from PhilsdeIphia. 3ls., ship
Temperance, burroughs, do. Al qusfan-
tinei KedmaD, New lclk, DO.
Same day saw ship Hairios, Of cortland,
going into the kIbe. September ;25,fof
The Lapes saw e,ghs British sa,irot the Inc.
wssiboardedhy inc Fame, ~, and ire a.ed
politely. 4as,s - as