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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-11-14
NEW YORK, November 8.

= ytRsrosy arrived al this pom the So P Sea
.o,c Swain, from Nsnsuektt, having on
sa,,5 the captsin and Csew ct the Postagneie
min Ceysm, Captain Francois aosouio de Faf.
-. Ost ~ days frum Lfbpr boand % New
york with 5000 bnihels OF fslv, conf 5ned fa
Arnold II. Dshrmann, which on the IS tn DC
tDbet f,yung leak nd kept 10Th Pdn?s glns
pipSs and day cnt,l the t7sh when n lat. 80,
,r. long II "a. the leak ncresiiag gaze O
wad Blowing at the time, ia v.fiet iav on hef
beam ends, aud the crew 70 in number) being
,xbauasd with fatigue, they coniuted theis own
hley, and committed thenfelyes TO the rncfcy OF
II. waves in their boat t5kiag with ihe,n very
few neceGaries. After being cut fome rinie hey
were received upon thors allowance on boa'd
/. fchool or IadiSua. csp;am May. bound I.om
gooayiaa for Nantucket AID arrived there III
ifety IN the ga o. +. Their Eboa, ftoye
10 pieces as they were getting INFO the Ebooner.
Captain Farria, on thv z4th ult. 20 icag&es TO
che saRa ard OF the GU FL S-ean,, fpckc yellow
ided hip, OUT Ave days from New Y TX for Lor-
10 15 s fpoke en- America lh,o fron Paryinoath
81 the Wee ladies', cut sdas,, lseened w.Zt
N,omhsf and took and very leakY, Who ilform
I'd that on the fec@nj az after ne departed Fl m
Poilfncuth The was obliged 20 throw over h
whole Of her cargo ma fsvtrc gar o. w'nd, tie
uasI being neatly nj pt w&isy.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-11-14

..;,,,t;on. The free and independant
s I:,;sens Of this district have now turned
ei'i.. s,.ention to one, who will set his face
, M. . flint agrinss Virglnian aggrandlze-
n D.,,- and they have succeeded.
p'''' NORFOLK DISTRICT.
fdams. Ssavsr-
Roxbury', - -
braintree, 80 DID,.
aWe herewith forward you list OF the
..o,.s given in this town. The usual num-
- of federal here for three years past
~ y. been from 80 to 90. This year there
-. been an increase Of from 50 to 4o.---
MIR. Seaver had not so large a majority as
10 democra,icsl electoral ticket By a."
= From Brnntree.
81 have the pleasure to inform you that
4. ;ohab;tants of this town appear dispos-
4 70 re-es,ablish its character foT federal
..,nblicanism. We have this day given
Thomas 3. Adams, esq. rs votes, ma,
;,r;tv OF 4. When this decision IS COM
Jn,red with the decisions at number Of
E elections, you wiltsee thas we begin
- know how TO appreciate the mcrit OF
hose who, while they boast of dbaAshing
axes, oaly change them"
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PHILADELPHIA. Nov. u.

By capt. Glider from cape Francois, W.
have the following melancholy account:-
The humanity Of captain Gibson, Of tn
Ngrim, having ioducSd nm to take or
board some French whites, who wished to
escape M dreaded cruslty of the blacks,
tbn sed the hole feet under
he convoy of the Pilgrim, brought too by
Ii, So, general search took place
sten the blacks eliscov cred the above pas
singers On board the Pilgrim, on which
they took the capt. Robert Fate, first mate
ADD the thirteen passengers on shore; i'm
msdiattll after their landing they hung
Mr.. Tate and two Of the French passen,
gers on the pubic Wharf. Capt. Gibson
was ordered be shot, but the corporal
who w.s ordered 70 shoot him, making
some delay bv refusing TO do II without the
orders Of his commander, gave time for
The in.ercession Of some Americans and
the captaiu's life was saved.
The Governor Of Surrinam, by pYocla.
nation of the 5th Of October has prohibit
sdae Importation OF salt provisions, and
t!eexporta,ion ofsugar AID coffee IN Anne
fcan bottoms.
On the.l6sh Oct. to wintlward # Desea-
"a, the Glohe, capt. Williams from Sur
Imam, ~as boarded bv the Grand Bona
parte.a French big Of 20 guns, and about
40 men the captain Of the Grand hcna-
P'rte was much dissatisfied, he coul4 not
make Pnze Of the Globe
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-11-14

Be& London Snpeifne Linen, & Cotton Cam.
and iscond Cloths, brio,
C,fineres, ffizes, Cambria, Jacon-tf, Null
Goatings, Bcs,ikps, Null. & Book Muffin,
Plains, Surges & Han do. Temboured, and
nels, Snripg,d.
Mole Skin, Toileneu, Lace Cambrics,
Swanldown, and Ma Harailhed and Fiuhea
fills, ShawIs,
Velvet, Contribution, Camels Hair. do.
Hun:ing. and Genoa, Irdia Book Muffin,
Cords, H dkerchicfs,
* : Ifili Linen, Back Laces, Wells,
Sheetus, Cotton, ong Eigings,
Lawn, L.ees, Imperial, and Pic
E.tapa!oes, sB;itsnniss Me Mes,'
White, and Brown, Extra Long Silk C WaG
Pistsias, Leather Gloves,
C,eas, Dowias, Tick, Italian Plaid Silks, Cam.
leaburss. bay, d..
Dan rursi and Hes. Making & Sc~ins SIX,
fans, StkCords, and TaG=!s,
WcraeA. Cotton, s oaich Feathers,
Silk tlolif?, A. fetal Flowers, and
Role, AMI Dufeil Ribons,
Blanket,, TarhouTrog Cotton,
Caintz's, Callcocs, < Fting,d g Plain, Cotton
Colored Carhncs, Countr, pins,
d. do. Furniture, Baf'as, Enerties, Gun
ladies Pster; Cloth nah. e..
4yo--3y svbsiefrA.
Cafes Chintzes and Callicoes
At very reduced prices.
No".l3. DIFF.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-11-14
Wants q Situation.
Nov, IA.

A young Men who understands the
bufneis Of Retail Grocery, OF by Good Store,
would have no objections TO be in part concern.
ed, or 70 depoGF wita bis employee cooGiera.
BE sun, with security, ard lawful intereA 10 ei.
thsr Of the above buhaeis. Enquire at this Of
fee.
NV "a. ds,g
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-11-14
Eaagtf aaIe.

On Saturday next at 8 o'clock in
the afternoon 4 irwes's Ship Y4d, vii! poG.
lively be sod Tor ii oeprht OF ths Underwriters,
The brig FRIENDSHIP,
q A'exandr a, with aIlitr sails, & -ging, ina as
The a,ived from sea-
P. C. MayGelley.
Nov. "a
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-11-14

It is probable that his exceil-acy Will
am Henry Harrison, and the honorable the
julge of the Indiana territory, will arrive
here during the session of,his assembly, and
| am sure that you will join with me
in the propriety Of receiving them with
that cordially and respect which are due
to the high authority that sends th7r:, and
70 their own well deserved equation, and
that BY aaordiug them every information
in your power, should they condescend to
consult you on the subject, you will facili-
tate by every possible means the introduce
ton If the la~s ofthe union, in this terri
tory, and thereby deserve the eternal graz
titude Of It's inhabitants.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-11-14

land, he cannot do better thing than
consider well what said in the above mem
toned piece which we have published
All the effect Of Mr.. Jeferson's specula-
ton, which we have yet seen or heard, Of
is . a cock and q bull story" sbout salt
mountains, and hogs, and squirrels, aud
snakes, and prairies, and bulfaioes, and So
lid sympathy aud the ducc knows what,
notforsetting however the present prospect
Of Spanish war, and the display Of gun
boats No. /, ., and for aught we know
So. CT. +. Herald
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-11-14
KA s S.

A parcel of Red Oak Rails for poR
ard railing, will be delivered at any place ,hae
may be agreed on. For terms apply 10 MeGr,.
Moore and Lowe, or
William Jack(on, NaYsmcy, Md.
Oct. 80. aaw4tt
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Shuts Circulating Library,
FAIRFAX sTRRET,fALsxANoRIA,
THIS Day IS PUBLISHED
(Prre III Cextsl

A New Catalogue of the Circulaf ng
Library, co:nrr'fng Hittory Voyages Ia
sels; Ives; Novels /; sRomanc.s Adven.u-
res Pla. s, Sc. Including variety q pubiica-
Il rs rot inherited in the tormcr Catalogue, and
!at-ly add d to the collection.
Tens of fuhscription usual.
Non Subscribers on depsiising the value Of
ict OF b1el,s aas be accommodated at the rate
of fix cents for each durdcclmu volume, and, Ia1
csnts each octave or larger alume, fahjec.
to the rules of the Libray.
c. A. SHUTZ.
Nov. IA Iaw3;t.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-05-02
April e
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
REWARD.

Runaway from tie subscriber on the 29rh
of October last, negro man slave named
B O B,
about 20 years ofsge, FIVE feet nine inches high
straight hmbed and well formed said slave hath
an impeachment in bis speech which prevents his,
readily replying to aquestion. He commonly
wears earrings. He took with hn variety OF
good cloathing, description of which is unnrces
sary, as it is probable he has changed them. He
has been frequently seen about town since he alb
sconded and in all probability is now secreted By
ms mother, Winney Brown, formerly the slave
of Mr.. IoHM MUIR, late of this town, but VOW
said to be free. The above reward will be paid
for securing said Negro BOB, in any goal, aud
fe-ther reward of Ten DOLLARS for the dis
covery Of those who have been accessory to his
concealment.
Captains of vessels, &c. are forwarned at
their peril, not to take him away.
ROBERT B. JAMESON.
Nov. IS.
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April IL.
WILL BE SOLD,

AT colonel James Wreu's tavern, on Saturday
the 18th OF May next,
ALL the perlonal Effate Of captain
Thos. Triplett, deceafed, corhlting Of fevcral
negroes, enc horle, bed, bedfead and furniture,
one Glver watch, fome books and lundry other
articles.
The terms Of fale will be, all furns under ten
dollars cath, and all above credit of months
viii be given, upon the purchalers giving bond
with approved fecurity.
All perfons having elaine againf his efate
are reqneRed TO bring them in properly authen-
ticated, on or before the day OF faie, ard all IN
d,btcd are requefed to make immediate pay
ment. The Sale to commence al 10 o'clock.
Charles Little, Adm'rs.
Geo. Irlplett,
April zs, dds
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S II O E S.
SAMUEL CLARK


Especially 9fsrm, bis 7'0qvn and CsHsty Cgc
toners that BE- eoatemflqtrs lta0ing Tbs place
@orily, end euiH dypoft eftbt fo!Io7V'ng Shoe
reg@, credit, or predacs--qiz
Englilh and American colored Kid
Slippers,
Do. black and white. high and low heels,
Black, red, green and blue Morocco Slip,
pers,
Ladies Black Morocco Jsf.rlon's hoes.
Mifies' Red and Black do,
500 pair good Calf Skin Slippers.
Black Stuff do.
Miles Morocco ard Leather Slippers.
Boys foe and coarse fhoes,
Chlldten's ]sferfon Shoes, and pumps.
Mems fac Morocco fhoes, and dancing pumps,
Do. fns Morncco fhoes, and coasfe fhoes.
March IT. d.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-05-02
WEDNESDAY,, MAY 2, 1904.
THE SUBSCRIBER,

Intending to vi6tt EUROPEthis ium
nr,, offers for Sale the HOUSE and LOT
where he rehdes.
While it is fuppofed that no perion
will purchal. without WHITING the premite. II
may be mentioned that there arc every conye
nient out houfe and well OF excellent wate'
on the Lot, zone acre.
The ftuation proved, during lalt
fcknels TO be perfectly healthy, combining the
advantages of a Town ADD Country fehdence.
If wlfhed, field of about is acres adjoining
the ,premi(es, now in wheat, will De lcaed to-
twelve years.
Alexander Henderfon.
A..na dAW
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-05-02
FOR SALE,
On liberal credit, or will be exchanged for pro-
perty IN Alexandria, one half or the whole OF
The LONG GLADES,

containing thirteen hundred and fifty acres Of
land, divided into fix plantations, fsuate about
three II lies from the Great Falls of Potomac, in
the county Of Fairfax, on the Pof Road from
Alexandria and the City of Warrington, 20
miles from the former, and "a from the later.
On this land is the well known WHITE
HOUSE, half way between Alexandria ard
Leeiburg. The fituation tor a public houfe is
inferior TO none.
There is no traef of the fame fze in the coun.
ty that is better watered, that has larger pro
pnrtion Of valuable meadow, nor no one in the
Fate on which Platter of Paris anfwers better.
Hay meets with as ready Ele al this place,
as at Wilmington or Alexandria. There gre two
mill ieats, and an excellent fiuation for dftil-
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BELLE-AIR.


Containing three hundred and fifty FIX acres
of land, divided into two plaate.ious, htuated
on the -Four Mile run, In che county of Alexan-
dria, about miles from Alexandria, and from
Warrington. This tratf has feveral beautiful
Gtuations for building, and large quantity OF
valuable chefnut timber.
The large, elegant new HOUSE,
Stable. Carriage Houfe, &c. with fquare Of
Ground, formerly occupied by ]. Potts, Eiquirc.
The houfe is built in che modern it}le, with
lpacious rooms and lofty CEILINGS, and injured
forever. 1t commands hsndfome prof ett of
the Potomac, Federal City, Maryland Shore and
adjacent country. There is a good pump with
we'll Of excellent wafer in the yard The gar
den contains valuable collection of young fruit
trees, fhrubs, plants, &c. at the back of which
is a hand(ome clover lot.
The fitnaton is airy and healthy, and combines
the advantages of town and country.
!. SWIFT.
e. Ndnted-a1 eIde7J, J2eody
Man SERVANT.
April z8. eost
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l3ublfr JaenDue.
On FRIDAY,


!. % ,'clsek, avN Be sold at The 1sraas St'r'
Rum in hoglheads and barrels.
french Brandy in pipes,
Gin in pipes and bis.
wbih.y and Apple Brandy il bls.
Sugar in hhds. tierces al bis.
Coffee in tisrcsi and bags,
White and brown Soap in boxes.
Mould and diP'd Candies
gaiins in kegs, boxes and laf',
Figs in kegs and fails,
Queens Ware in crates,
FURNITURE, &c.
A variety of DRY GOODS,
Among which are,
Cloths, CoatingS,
Kerieymeres, Dufils,
Plains and Kcrfeys,
Negro Cottons, Setge,,
Elaficks, blue Friezes,
Calimancoes and Ruaels,
Yarn Stockings,
.,hintzrs and Cslicoes,
Irih Linens, Sile6a do.
olnaburgs and Ticklenburgs,
Mullins and Muffin Hand'fs,
India Mullins and Table Cloths
Bandanna Handkcrchiefs,
Coourcd Threads, Hars,
And fundry other Articles.
P. G. MARSTELLER.
ypril IS
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To Let,

on ground rent forever,
Several valuable Lots, fltuated on
Royal, King and Uaicn Streets. Two of the(e
lots~are ituated near Ramfay's Wharf.
Alfo, for q term Of ii years,
a LOT of GROUND on the Eait flde of Fair
fax Street, and fouth of Wolf Street, containing
in front on Fairfax Street ~ feet, and extending
back Io3 feet inches TO twenty feet pubic
alley.
The above property viii be flewn on appliea-
sion TO Col. Dennis Ramfay.
Sarah Porter.
April II. 1905
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n OW l. A N d IN G.,
AND FOR SALE

By John G. Ladd,
20 hhds. Surinam Molaif.s OF the & quality,
IS d.. n. +. Rum,
4 loaf Sugar,
boxes Nsokeen China Tea Sets}
box Cafe,
SO bolts Rufia Dock, N quality,
{. imaII Anchors Alfo,
q quantity Of Cyder and Potatoes in
bis ard tsw tons Of HAY Ia bundles.
April p, d
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salts bp aaftun.
On SATURDAY.,

On SATURDAY,
At 10 a'elock, qv;H be EolIattbe gtnaac Store, on
hs e0rgrr Of Kiag and Uaian Frttts,
Rum in hhds. ana barrels,
Whikey in barrels,
Apple Brandy in barrels,
Gin in cafks
Wine in pipes and quattcs caaSss
MoIaHcs in hhds.
Sugar in hhds. and barrels,
White and brown Soap in boxes,
Coffee in cafks and bags,
gsiGns in kegs and boxes,
Queen's Ware, and
ALSO,
Ayariety of DRY GOODS,
AMONG wHIcH ARE-
Broad Cloths, Irih Linens,
CaRimerss, Cslicoea,
Ksrfeys, Threads,
Coatings, Chintzes,
Hallthicks, Bedticks,
E.arnaught, Oznahurgs,
Blankets, Sewing Silks,
Planes, Muffin and Muffin
Negro Cottons, Handkerchiets,
Worried and other India Cottcns, &c
Stockings, sc.
THOS. PATTEN, AaRiosser.
April %
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For Sale,
On the third day os May next on long
credit,
A LOT OF GROUND.

In fee fimplc, ftuste on Cameron and Pitt Streets
containing Io2 feet ten inches on Cameron Street
adjoining the theatre-but may be divided into
fnlallsr lots.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-03-28
lust recefsed and FIR Sale By Samuel Fec
SAINTS, jim. Richmond, in jfve yolumcs
Ocf0Uo, the
Domestic EnCvcLobedia

Or, DIcTIoNARY of FAcTs, and IJsEerr
KNOWLEDGE comprehending, a concise yieIY
ofthe lates, discoveries. inyentions, and improve
ments, chiefly applicable to rural and domes,iI
economy. Together with descriptions of the mos
interesting objects Of nature and art the histor
OF men and animals, in state of health or dis{
ease; and practical hints respecting the arts and
manufactures. both familiar and commercial. MI
lustrated with
Numerous Engravirgs aad Cuts.
BY a. f. NJ WILLICH, N d.
Author OF the Lectures on DIET and REGIMEN
&c 4
First American Edition, with additions. appGS
cable to the present situation the United States
BY TAAfES A4EASE, NJ D.
Fellow ofthe American Philosophical Society, and
Corresponding Member of the Literary and
Philosophical Society OF Manchester.
Ahe Proprietors deem themselves safe N sayrj
ing, that 10 work published IN thc English Ian,
guage contains in so small compass such vas
riety OF useful information, as that which they
now oiterto the public; and they aat,er them !
selves, that the ADDITIONS which have been n,adeI
to the present edition, have cnnsiderab Div ecre,s.
the stock of useful matter given in the original
work. Several processes in the arts are detail
ed IN the course of these additions, which ve,sI
never before published, and are only to be found
IN the note books of European manufa aurers Il
they viii barely particularize the important SUBJ
Jess OF bleaching, brewing cemenfs. coiours dyr,
ing mating, calico printing. Daynis5es
The agricultural department has been enrich,
ed by the valuable Communications Of several e.
Periencedpraetica,m men, and among other article.
the most approved modes of erhiivating those I'M
portant staples of the southern states Cotton and
Rice, are detailed. ~
The Eecn9mieal Department, has received can,
siderable additions Of origipsl cornrau9 ;c..,- :
and mach interesting matter has been condeyseS
from various late journals, and periodical works
IN the English, French, and German languages.
~ Subscribers 20 tte a6ovc zooyk (7.Lic6
rs n07v comfllcfe) are requested 70 eey,a f2p
their Books, os soon as h9ssible.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-03-28
HOUSES and LOTS-

20 be ReNrED or SoLp, the following "a.
4 liable PROPER7'f, to wit. The rENE.
MENF, late the residence Of VIM. Rsdford, de-.
consisting OF large dwelling house, kitehsz.
smoak house, stable and carriage house, togc,hss
with two small Tenements. couneGcd vii ~,
same, situated in most healthy and sgtss ~,
ncighborhood, at the upper end, and On she i,yeSs
leading 70 the Capitol square
Also, adjoining the above, and on the s,r.,,
leading 70 the Governors, . TERE MENT. M
calculated fortwo stores, but a. presses, ,ur... ..
10 one, Tor the purpose OF receiving whs-. 49,,
mis- stand is supposed &c be among the .....t
the hin. for retailing GOODS and huyiar ps1is.-.
having been kept as such fos several e,ys gast.
Also, large and convenient BRICK 4I.N.,
MENT, Just finished, adjoining tse susz.. e
residence, opposite the Hon Geo 1Yyhe,s ..t
on the street lending to the Cspitoi. aitu..
convenient distance Of the same ---Fos f.l,ts,
particulars enquire Of WM. PRICE
hichulcud. FCaAgC 1904 y
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-03-28

sand eight hundred, having been Card
TO the credit of the ulplus fund.
NATHL. MACON,
Sneaker of'the HouSe Of Irf,esenfaiipe
JESSE FRANKLIN,
President of'Ms Se,late hre temhor
March ID, 1904.
APPROVED,
TIL: JEFFESSON
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-03-28
MID FhiIaueIpFia LditIon o. the
IA NIL 4 y IBL r.
JUST PUBLTsEep,
BY MATHEW CAREY,
No li8, Marker 81.
No lI8, Marker 81.

(rrce 70 nor. subscribers ten doHats.)
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CONTAINING Browns Concordance. and
- embellished with ten maps and twenty IIisz
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Extract from the minutes Of the Pbiladeirb;, por,
tst Association. held At Cohanzy, O6i 1905;
90 his ASSOCIATION recommends TO the Church,
es the edition of the Bible now publishing by MIR
Mathew Carey, Philadelphia, AS worthy theirpa1
trouage"
MIR NJ. CAREY having submitted 90 nv insDee-
ton specimen ofhis standing edition OF the BSe
justice to uneNamPled merit inpes ne 70 bear
timony after minute investigation, thar in my OBJ
mon, for elegance of type, excellence of papa
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Cd Presbyterian Church, IA tirore
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ourselves that IL will essentially bsrrftthe yea,i
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thodst Episcopal Church in New leyssv
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. C,rcur.
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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-10-20
FALL GoocS.
THREE DWELLING HOUSES
TO BE RENTED.

TO BE RENTED.
NNE htrate at the foot Of Adams HILL and but a
~ imall diAance from the NIalons Hail. lately occu-
pied by MIR. Thomas Underwood; on this lot there
is very good and well encioed garden, well of
celient water and other conveniences.
One other fituate in the alley between the nreet
leading to ShockG warekoule, and that leading to
Mayo's Bridge, lately occupied by Mr.. John Rob
bins.
The other iituate in the back freet near Harris's
Tobacco mandatory, and the Rock Misunderstanding
a large garden well incofed, and at preient occupied
by MIR. Henry Torpkins.
SofitiIion Of the two firf defcribed may be had
immediately, and of the other the first of January
next.
Apply to JOSEPH CALICO.
WHO HAS FOR SALE,
d light Coachee, nearly new, with plated mounted
harnefs, complete for two hoIfes.
18th October. (eptf0
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-10-20
October II.
WILL BE SOLD,

On TburLay, tbe 5tb Of Nove,,r6e'- a.xt, u fair,
oibe,-zviG Tire next fair day:
& VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND, IN
L A Gl0ncc9sI' county, on York 5,iOer, near Gap
fabafa ferry, commonly knoSVn BY The name Of
NIlki@l's ; containing by eJ7imation TqOo Hun
Grrd 44crsS i: its Jft,1ntion, to the eonVsniency
.tarG@ cjevsry fart, is interior to aoae evitb q
good Dzvelling HOuJi, Kitchen, 81.
ALS0, al t6e- 74eyl5aai>jekafe belonging TO
lib, eyfafe oftbe late Epiiliam hljley, dsc'd.
II credit Anime months far al fms adoDe fee
10iIarS, on TIE pnrrbajerJ giviag 6ond and jacb
jscarity as tie administrator may aPbrope Of:
AZ al tfr/suS baqing claims againR toe eE
tate Of tbr /aid lin. Bs7cv, dse'd, are defyrd 70
bring tbem il precious 10 tie abo1e a!e, in order
jar .tetia'msRt, and tbat proOifoa mag he made
t1, the Jane 6y tie administrator as /0on as bgE
JGbL,. LSAAC -AN[DREEYS, 1dav'r.
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