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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-02-25

TO RENT-THE TENEMENT,
Lately occupied BY Doctor M'Lean. Enquire of
the printer 4w February -. 1904
Null BE SOLD, at the Vendue Stof. Of no.
mas Taylor CO. on Friday, the I'd of " rch
next to the highest bidder, ops credit ct SIX
months,
ITvo NEGRO MEN and tne WO1L5.N;
belonging 70 the estate Of JamesSS ind, deceased.
Bond with approved security will be =, CURED OF
the purchaser. -
WILLIAM MARSHALL, Admir-
Dist Feb. 1904 ,ds
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-02-25
A Tract Of Land,

Lying in he said county of Amelia, adj dining the
lands Of Pink,.hnan , Booker, Alien Burt 3n.
Samuel Allen. &c containing by ss,imstion 2CG
acres, o. is much thereof as will b sufficient to
sa,isfy the debt mentioned in the sail deed
JOHN Willy. Trustee
Amelia. Feb 6. 1904 w3t
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-02-25

Kirg William coif7tr, SCI hereby certify tha
publication OF The within certificate has beea mad
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-02-25

As inc law diTo.f,- 7 R0Df Pollard. clt
tf virtue &C deeG OF trust executed to me
I'D by William Clement OF the county OF Anne
liza, for the purpose cf securing certain debt due
from said VIM Clement 70 Samuel Ford and
Pmki,hnan -. Booker, a4ing adTn'rs Of lsham
Clement, dec Will be exposed TO sac for read;
Inouey, AZ Chnqlipin church, on Saturday the
10th dav Of March next,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-02-25
Run away from the Sub !

Tsppab.nDoek, Ny a. l7ps.
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And has no muse DER MuRsAr's uru
Her wreath Of lasting honour spread I
inexpensive genius leand to.mourn
The pupil, friend, and fav'rite dead }
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-06-29

There i one sti1l Of much importance,
and that IS IDLE-issa. Its dangerous
disorder: it il worse TO man or TO Z
woman, than seven devils. II thou hast
/. q son Or daughter troubled with Idle-
ism, witch il out Of them in time, whilst
they are young, or it will bring them to.
poverty or the gallows. You may easi-
" know the disease by the symptoms.
Il isagenerally preceded by yawning,
stretching and gaping. Lolling IS The
sWest symptoms among young girls 4
nothing will drive it sway sooner than an
application ola birch twig.s But there
is a kind Of active Idle-ism. Such affects
your tipiing youths and tatliug misses,
If You see ayoung man in a tavern, when
he ought to be at, work, he Is affected
with Idle-isn. If you see . young stu-
dent sauntering through the street, or
hear him whistling a tune at the door of
a tavern, he isin a dangerous way Idlen
ism has got hold ofhim. If you see 4
young miss telling tales about her neigh
bours, depend upon Il she is touched with
the Aforesaid sickness. If she Is gaping
out at a window or ogling the young men
from the door, while her needle IS ne.
elected, she is far gone with Idle-i&m.
1t is dreadful disease good deal like
the consumption. Correction, BY the
.uhip or BY the tongue ola parent, IS the
only salutary nostrnm. Prevention how
ever in this case, Is better than cure
+" Train up child in the way he should
go,, and when he is old he willnot depart
from it." - - 81
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-06-29
BATH COFFEE HOUSE.

Is
THE subscriber in the most respect
i full manner, returns his sincere ac-
knowledgments for the honour conferred
mon him by thnas Lsn;ss and GentL.a,en,
who We're so obliging as to give him call
last season, and takes this method of in.
forming them, that he has been induced,
from the distinguished patronage he has
heretofore experienced, to 60 to consi-
derable trouble and expense in making
the Coffee House, BE. a. convenient as
possible for their reception this season.
The Coffee House being so very conve-
.nient 10 the Bath. Square, gives it the
preference on that score, to any house Of
entertainments At Bath. With sentiments
of great consideration, / remain the pub
lies humble servant. - s..s.. i, - -,
Il. ANDREW GOuI.DING,
Bath, Berkeley County, June 80, 1904.
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CONDITIONS.

I. IT shall be printed from the last Lon.
don edition, and bepnbtishedin Eight
i Octave Volumes, dnringthe year 1904.
II. IT shall be delivered TO those Subs
seribers who take il in Volumes, a
Two Dollars per Volume, in boards.
THosE who walt for the completion Of
the Work, may have it'either at Sixteen
Dollars IN boards; or IN good and
handsome binding, at Twenty Dollars;
payable on delivery.
IT win be enriched with Two whole
sheet Maps.-One Of the Eastern, the
other Of the Wes,ern part Of the Roman
Empire. "A Map Of the parts Of Europe
and Asia adjacent to, Constantinople, and
an elegantly engraved Head of the Au-
thor.
q Subscriptions for fhe abope work
min Be reeniped ~ 3. ALBtRTES,
MarfiasbHg.
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II advance themselves IN preference or
presminence inthe ministry, on their.
ms and laboors Of Others, BY coincidinR
with scep.ical preaching, andiniurious
SANDER. with misrepresentation and bit-
Ter revilings, with odious appellations.
s Articie 9Th. That such an assumed me-
thod Of partially terminating matters Of
such serious consideration orimportance,
BY the said committee, and the substance
Of their returns respecting Of them, unto
their respective association Of Churches,
are, BY no means warrantable according
to the Oracles of God, or rules Of regu-.
lar Churches Of Christ; inasmueh as il
must evidently appear not according to
the dictates ofthe Holy Spirit Of God in
his faithful ministering servants, to re-
ceive, a. restored to unity or fellowship,
4 body of members which they at the
|. same instant, judgeth, eondemneth, and
rendereth null, az being erroneous in
their progress in the worship Of Cod
Nor can il Be warrantable according
thereunto, restoration to membership,
without the liberty Of conscience, the
right Of suffrage and the powerof fellows
ship. }.
addressed 10 fhr serious consideration
efreHuiar Chnrrhes Of Cay;ss. -. r..
GEORGE TABB, Gltfk.
June esd, 1904. r.
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A GREAT BARGAIN !

THE subscriber will sell LOT Of
Land, in the main street. Mar
tinsburg; the improvements thereon are
. log Dwelling House. as.one BrsIo and
Distiiery House, with. water sufic bt
on the the premises; also viii be -
with the same, a large brew Kettle nd
Tubs. Any person wishing to become
apurchaser may apply 10 Philip coons.
John Shober, or David Coons. who viii
shew the premises, and are empowered
BY me to enter into contract for, the
same. ,.s$. Il, /
"A JACOB cooNs. )
June 20, 1904. - ss- 81
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-06-29
Ofhe French and British frigates al
- Il r. NeIv. Tori. l4 =

The following article appeared in a
New-York paper of the 22d instant
:. - II Is understood that sort Of Chai.
hinge has been indirectly offered on the
part of The British frigates Cambrain and
Boston, to the French frigates Cybele
and Didon, inviting them to quit the
harbour and offering guarantee that no
other weasel should interfere in the COM
bat. XIV, s. 90 = r. 3@sS ~
Is The cambrain i termed one ofthe
finest frigates in the British navy: rated
At ~ guns but supposed to carry above
so. The Boston Is the same vessel that
encountered the Ambuscade of this port
.. fsw years since she IS an excellent
vessel, rated At 80 guns, but supposed
TO garry at least 20. ~ - =. ! = =.
The Cybele aud Didon are both of
- guns, but supposed to carry also a
greater number. The Didon in particu.
lar Is ranked amongst the finest frigates
in existence. Whether u challenge
has been formally given, Of viii be pro.
baby accepted, wehave not heard." -.
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True Patriotism. 10y When Vespasi-
an commanded senator to give his voice
against the interest OF his country and
threatend him with immediate death il
he spoke on the other side the Roman,
conscious that the attempt to serve !
people was in his power, though the e.
vent was ever so uncertain, answered with
= Smile. Did / ever tell you that / was
immortals My virtue ISM my own dis
posal, my life at yours DO what you
will, ! shall do wha, I ought: and Il 1
die in thesseryiee of me country, Ihave
more triumph n my death, than you in
all your laurels. " 8. .5.-.=. .
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-06-29
4 A PROCLAMATION,
- ny s
The Chnrcd Of christ eons,ifutedas
: Z. 0peguon c,eel. :.
..ssss z, r. + 4 IN -
berkeley County, Iiyginia, In the year
Of our Lord I7S9.
Qpequon Creek,

THAT the committee nominated BY
Is the Ke,octon-B Baptist Association
Of Churches lin the method, OF way,
in which they proceeded) as with .
view of terminating the differences,
which had prevailed for many years,
between the Church at Mill-Creek and
the said Church al OpequonsC Creek, are,
in reality, conceived by the said Church
TO Scripture, or the rsiles of REGULAR
Churches Of Christ in the following arti.
cles: Is Z Z
Article 10. Wherein The said COM
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-06-29
FOR SALE, OR RENT, !.
Il Tr "a ): Of: Land I !;

adjoining Robert Snodgrass', on Back
Creek, Berkeley County, containing
500 acres, about 900 Of which are clear
ed. 1t will be rented for Eve years, with
the privilege of seeding the land now in
corn. For further particulars apply to
the subscriber living in Charles Town.
=, -. : THOMAS HAMMOND. Z
Jefferson County, June 90, 1904.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-06-29
Progress Of Frenea liarahty !! :

The criminal tribunal at Mentz has
condemned a person for having murder.
ed his Aunt. The man, before he COM
mitted this crime, cndeavoured TO in-
duee several persons, by considerable
sums of money, to the commission Of the
act. He viii b executed the same day
with An,oine, who poisoned his Wife,
and D'Oneau, who starved his Mother
to death, by shutting her up in the cellar
of his house for ten days, without giving
her . n,orsel to eat, or q drop. of water
to drink. -==,5.+... ss...:.. Paris pap.
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these alarming symphonic, armed bri-
Ssnd boats from Hispaniola were daily
making ineursions on the shore, plum
dering and destroying the inhabitants.
approximations were so serious Of ap.
preaching distress and bloodshed. that
the white residenters were preparing
with allpossible expedition to leave the
place, the only probable means Of saving
their lives. .[--s : Y ~ T.
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TO BE LET.
And ps.stssiss given imaediafely.

And passessisn gipen imMedafeh,
TINE Houss and Lot lately. oceupi-
j ed by Alhurtis, situate ia the
main street. Martinsburg; the House
is well finished, has 4 rooms below and
sabove stairs, with . good Kitchen. q
spacious Garrett, 2 dry Cellars, = eonve-
nient Stable, and IN excellent Garden
wen enclosed. and Is in every respect well
calculated for any kind ofpublic business.
Fer terms apply % Rohett coekhnrn or.
j. Alburtis. "a Is
April 6. 1904
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By Wiiliam I. Birch g. abraham Small
Of the City Of Philadelphia
ron PUBLISHING ny suBscRIPrioN,
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No Book could be offered, which
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I. In viii be the most complete Esiiti-
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This win be an addition to che London
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LINES TO THE MEMORY OF rHELArE
T. ". ". MuRRAy. ESQ, s..

SSERS ssNSIS
W y = !. - ~ MURRAY - ESQ
And has no muse DER MuRRAY's urn =
Her wreath Of lasting honour spread !.
NorPensiSe genius leand to.mourn
- !. -, ~ f.. I...s.r g.:
All! well We muses. did We love
To guide him to your fairy bow'rs, -
Taught him to tread your sacred grove,
- =. - - 4 p e.
= Aud es'ry genius strove t,imt p
Bright treasures 10 his infant mind r
Swell with their sscstacies his heart, !.
And gave him vii, and taste refa'd.
= - = ) = - s. - r : - =
~ 10 soP, hs. - n.s egsn.ss .'s .s..h,
ra..s,, :: 81. 49,. u, =, - ~; "o. 81
~ r. - ..a,',s s tU ny, = :. . ...,h,
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A. y $50 z
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There are more kms in this world
reader, than federal-;sm and republican,
sssn.. Aye you VIII cry, there Is
blaskguard-issi.n But this il not all.--
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Aud es'fy genius strove TIM
Bright treasures TO his, infant mind r.
Swell with their scstacies his heart,
And gave him wiz, and taste refa'd.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-01-17
iyaDtlG lassloiie.

On FRIDAY,
a, 10 s,elsek, qviN Be sold at tie Yendue Sfsre,
Rum in hogIheads and barrels.
French Brandy in pipes,
Gin in pipes and bis.
Whikry and Apple Brandy in bis.
Sugar in hhds. rierces and bls.
Coaec in tisrcss AMI bags,
Chocolate
White ana brown Soap in boxess
Mould and dip'd Candles
Ralins in kegs, boxes and jars,
Figs in kegs and trails,
Queens Ware in crates,
FURNITURE, &c.
Also,
A variety Of DRY GOODS.
Among which are,
Cloths, Coatings,
KerscYmegcs, Dufils,
Plains. and KeIfsys,
Negro Cottons, Serges,
Elaaieks, blue Friczcs,
Calimancocs and Ru1els,
Yarn Stockings,
Chintzes ana Ca!icees,
Irih Linens, Sileha DO.
Oinaburgs and Ticklenburg.,
Mullins and Malin tIand'ts,
India Mullins and Table Cloths
Bandanna Hanikercllirls,
Coloured Threads, Hats.
And fundry other Articles.
P. 6. NJ a2STELLER.
January Is.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-01-17
NAMED 10 Hire.

ANN COOK-Fol one we'll acquainted
with his buGnefs generous wages wlii he gwen
Apply 10 The Printes.
December II.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-01-17
Tuu5s Crausn,

= ANtJ III StOCitS
gas ut received and is now opening athis fore In
Aife-StIsel few doors above Mehgs. Bennett
and Waus's, hasdfome aGoItm.nt Of
Fall and Wanter Goods,
s0ndaipg Of fuperhne broad cloihs, and csa-
nsfss, coating, foEea cloth. kcrfey, and half
seks, Hripe5 and roic blaokess. fyIz2s, aaoneIs,
,ol,Oett and f~api3owns. Rniiia lhsetlng, ravens
sucK, dowlas, creas ard ticklenhurgs, browa and
~0l'e platiilas, I.ih linen, long lawn AID hns
s'',on 'hfting, an elegant afortacnt Of canbrie
nuill0s, white and coioursd dnc India mull null
aaa Pri8g do f.ihAooahe chintz and calicoes, lof-
aluie 90. ladies' extra long COTTON gloves. Frerch
a0e Eoglilh silk pick nick, & lace do. fa,sIn
N'ipe and fancy hordsred cambria tlaWiS, white
.la cooured casie's hais do. patent fcw,ng cotton
sh &c aces, bohbin, &c. &c. The above goods
WIZ oe diiNied 0! on ths ufaal terms for cain
NOV. Il. a
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-01-17
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
REWARD.

Runaway from the subscriber on rhe z9th
Of October last, a negro nan slave named
B O r,
about 20 years Of rye, FIVE feet nine inches high
straight hmbed and well formed; said slave hath
an i,npediment in bis speech which prevents bis,
readily replying 70 a question. lie commonly
wears earrings. He took with hun variety Of
good cloathlng, descriptions Of which is unnects-
sarY. as it is probable he has changed them He
has been frequently seen about town since lie 40
seconded, andn all probability IS low secreiea BY
has mother Win.-y Brown, formerly the slave
Of Mr. JoHN MvlR, la'e Of this town, but now
said to be free. The above reward viii be paid
for securing sad Negro BOB, in any goal, and
further reward Of I EN- DOLLARS Fl the dis.
covefy Of those VINO have been accessory to his
loncealment.
Captains Of vessels, sc, are foFwarncd at
iteir peril, not 10 take him way.
R02ER2' 3. JAMESON.
Nov. IS. d
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@aIes bp Gaat5n.
IN WEDNESDAY,,

!. e,r;eck, qvIl be Jald The TexaHt Store, The
eoyssr Of King and O'rion frests.
Rum in hhds. and barrels
Whikey in barrels,
Apple Brandy in barrels,
GIN in caiks
Wine in pipes and quatter cask'.
MolaGes in hhds.
Sugar in hhds. and barrels,
White and brown Soap in boxes,
Coffee in caiks and bags,
RaiGns in kegs and boxes,
Oocen's Ware, and
ALSO,
1,,oy;stv 0f DRY GOODS.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-01-17
TUESDAY, JANUARY y, 1901.

Malaga Vine, Ra1ssn5,s sc.
Iulf received, per the brig Celia,
Capt. Bowen, from Malaga,
100 quarter caiks Malaga Wine,
lco half Or. DO.
20 az. oaks Mount2in Wine of Hyperion
qualty,
so bafSets Almonds,
100 trails Figs,
$50 quarter bis. Rsifins,
Zoo boxes Muicateldo.
400 do. Bloom do.
IL boxes Lemons,
which will begin landing this day at our wharf.
I. and T. Vowel.
THbo h1ue also on Hand,
FOR SALE ON REASONABLE TERMS,
Jamaica Spirit entitledto drawback,
Maico sado Sugar in tierces and bis hyperion cid
Port Wine, do. Madeira do Turks lllaad Salt,
mould Candies, 20 bis. prime new Beet, Rrfil4
Duck, white RuRia Sheeting, Drillings, Raseni
duck, sc. &c.
Dsc. 9.
TOWNSEND g PLUMB
RESPECTFULLY inform the public .ha, they have
uR received and opened for fale, on Fairfax facet,
rear the corner Of Prince ireet, a@handiome al
(ortment of Ladies and Gentemens'
SHOES:
Ladies kid, Morocco and leather, with and
without heels.
Spanged kid, with and without heels.
M siles Morocco and leather.
Mems Gne and coarfc Shoes.
Boys Go. do.
Childrens' Morocco and leather, with num-
Der of other kinds of hoes wholeiale and retail.
Great attention will be paid to thofe who Will
plcafe TO favour them with their cuttoT.
on, 20. d3m
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-01-17
fOSHuL RIDDLE

JOSHUA RIDDLE
BEGS leave TO inform his friends and the pub
lie, that n has juR received a very complete
Allotment Of Fall Goods,
conGaiag Of bea laperfne, fne and coa,t- CLOTHS,
Of every colour, keriey mefss, fwauao@ns, thick
feris, fancy cords, yelvess, kerfeys, hatthicks,
plans and kendall cottons, rofc AID 0rlped blank
eta, aannels, baizes, coasogs, napr fries, fcaret
coaks, ffockings, ticklenburgs, ofnaburgs, tiei-
fan rolls. Alfo, variety OF
FANCY GOODS,
the Whole of which he ofe.s ar The mch reduced
prices. for ready p4ymeot, or on the uflai credit
to t,ofs Whole punctnaisy nay be relied on.
Nov I. ia law
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-01-17
E ID u G A I / y N.

shall opsn NIGHT SCHOOL on Mon
day evening next. at my hoHte next door TO thu
Indian Queen on King Greet; where pupils coH.-
mitted TO my care VIII be diligently ioftruefed in
Reading, Writing s Arithmetic.
Thofo perlons who are d fpoisd to favour me with
their patronage on the preient occaiion, will
pleaic to call as loon as poRiolc, that may have
il in my power to make arrangements proper for
the order CT the lchool and Improvements OF the
scholars.
John Mafon.
NIB. MARIAN Mason contiaoes TO teach
Reading, Writing and Needle work, and would
BOARD thrce or four girls on moderate terms,
Nov. s. 60
a. Printing in all its variety exc
cuted at this Office
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-01-17
! Nc. s.
For Sale or Reut.

A convenient two story brick house, com
pletcly finished, sruated on Wafer street, be.
tween King and Prince Sreets-immediate POS
session WI! be given. Apply To
JOSEPH RIDDLE.
Nov. 90. DIT.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-01-17
ITaildoul Glass.

The Subscribers have received and
offer for SALE s By 10, ate' by 9, wl'd@w glass,
from the Baltimore Mannfa6toFy. The qusiity IS
excellent, and it viii be II ar rhr Bel'ilnorS
pnces. They expect t n I've very shortly
larger sizes flom the sans pace.
r. i. Ho0e, g Co
Dec. 2. d
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-08-18

AS we conceive it to be our duty to obferve a
friet 'mpartiality towards the beiligerent natl
ons we with pleIfute iufert the fciiowing correc-
ton of an error, which appeared in Saturdays
paper.
dJ.H-, Y o..s CO.. n
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-08-18

Ger. bis maiefty' navy, as to the individuals
iinpreiied; but the iervice requires it s. it unit
be done. Grea.-Brtan at this moment is oppo-
fling the gigantic power of France, and fighting
FOR perhaps the liberty and happinefs of the re-
maindcr OF the world.
HebAd ow Information J; rom one eftbe tac
jfngers IN rte Li1,e-Oak.
The late Court Martial held in Bottom, (upon the
complain, OF Brigadier-Gencral John winiow, =
gainit Col. Robert Gardner, and Majors Benjamin
Harris, Ala Hatch, and AmaG Stetfon, of rhe Legi-
onary Brigade Fra D:yiEon) have pafed the follow
ing fenteuccs, which have received the appreciation
OF the Commander ii, Chief That Colonel Gardner be
removedfron Office, and be adjudged ofhold-
ing any military conilion under this Commonwealth
during life; and that Majors Harris Hutch, and Stet-
ION, each be removed from Office, and adjuged inca
Pabie OF holding any MILITARY commiiiion under the
Commonwealth for the term Of ten years.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-08-18
TUNSTALI's
OANO all
PHTBNT THR ESHTNG MACHINE.

HE advantages to be gained by farmers, by
applying fome efFeetual parts to 1hrenling Ma
chimes, which have greater velocity, adequate rength
and greater cheapnc!s than hitherto and applicable 70
any machinery, are universally allowed to be very
great. WILLIAM TUNSTALL has obtained a
Patent Tor iueh Improvements and wilhes to benefit
the public on the mott Reasonable terms Dinri25
and individuals may be now accommodated with Ma
chimes and patent rights by applying in mr. ION or by
letter (P9f bqid) to the PaisHo, WiAiau 7mF1H, At
tie S7eaH TaDers, RiebmorA
N. B. a Mill Wright AID Iron Worker FOX the re-
fpeelive parts, are waDted--apply as above
1hele Machine will hull Clover and thrssh Rice.
Buck Wheat & pelerved free from grt----C ouu:st.
feits vii be dealt with ss the law dirtas
July ls. eW--tf