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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-01-05
John Ma{on.
Ten DoZIaY5 ReWaYd.

RAN AWAY from The -fahfcriber, onthe roth
of July, a negro maintained
M.OSES
he is tall honey ina1, aPout s feet tseh, moi
very felhy, has a remarkable fear acr,fs The
middle Of hisnoie, his hair long and Rrait for
that Of "a Negro, thongh not tied. X: has been
ieveral times feen fcuiking about Aiexsnl,fis
any Pefion who will deliver ME the ia.d Ne
gro, or lecafe him and give me information
thereof, ihall receive the above reward.
Fairfax County, i :
Ang. 3. co
e. Printing IN all its Ua17efy
executed at this oBIcc Nth neat
ncG and dypatch.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-01-05

Wanted to HIRE,
Nro . Man o. y, 10 attend in Public
Fl { ply 10 the Printer.
Dc. IS. eo3t
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-01-05
JOSHUA RIDDLH

BEES ieave TO infotm bis frienes andk pub.
lie, that he has jua received very conpk
Allotment Of Fall GocdsA
confifing OF beit iupcrdoe, fine and coarf4aths,
of every colour, ken,ymsres, fwanidowns,Eck
sfetss, fancy cords, veiyels, keifeys, hanks,
plains and kendal cottons, role and ariped d K
cts, Rtnneis, baizes, coatings, napt f.izes, Net
closks, bookings. tiek.engurgs, ofnaburgs, Af-
Gan rolls. Alto, a variety OF
FANCY GOODS,
the whole Of which he offers al The maft redue
prices, for ready payment, or on the ufual cree
to thote whofe punttuaity may be relied on.
Nov. -. dst law
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-08-16

Siases, on the weh 6dc OF th- Miaiapf,. 10 cafe
the laid tribes fhall remove aud fetrlc thereon !:
hut in fach ftipulatiop, the fad tribes ihail &C.
knoyled.c themfclyes TO be under the protec-
tica of tie United States. and fhaIl agree that
rhey will not hold any treaty With any for
sgn power, individual fate, or with the individ-
ash of any State or power, aud that they will
not fell or difpofe of the faid lands, or any part
thereof, to any foversign power. except the
United States, nor 20 the fobjcets or ciuxeas OF
ID other fosereigu power, nor 20 the citizens OF
~ United States. And in order TO rnaiatain
peace and tranquility with the Indian tribes who
reGde within the Iimits Of LouiGana. ~ ceded by
France 10 the United States, the ad Of Congreis,
ps1ed on the thirtieth DAY OF Mach, one thou
fsnd eight bundled and two. cntituled " An ACT
10 regulate trade and intefcourie with the Indian
tribes. and to preierve peace on the tron'Ien'
hereby extended 70 the territories erected AID
efsblifhed by thi. aet; and the fom OF fifteen
thoufand dollars Of aoy money IN the treainry not
othcrwifc appropriated by law. Q, hereby ap.
propriased to enable the Prcfident OF the United
States 70 effc ihe obea cxprefcd in this lection:
Sec. IS. The az, pa1cd on the thirty hft
dayof October, one thoafand eight hundred
and three. entituled " An sd 70 enable fhe Pref
Ident Of the United States, to take pofeflion Of
the territories ceded by Fraacs 70 the United
States by the ttrayy conrlsded At P4,is. on the
thirticth day Of April lat, and for, the tempora-
ry government thereof, ,'s fkaH continue in force
until the FRA day OF OStober next, any thing
therein 20 the contrary notwithstanding on
which iaid fra day Of Oiobcr, this aet shall
commence and have full force for and during
the term Of one year. and tothe end Of the mex,
fsilion OF congfeG which may happen thereaiter.
NATHL. MACON,
Spsalsy sfibs HozE Of Rrp,otsfaiiV1.
JESSE FRANKLIN,
PnE3tn,g fbe Sexs'e. S,e.Hmps,e.
APPROVED, March i6. 1904.
tn: JEFFERSON.
EEndefMe Laso, Of fbt i9a S.Dfar Of Coagrsif]
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-08-16
From the DIMocaAr.

IN fey inftanccs ave The inconfitencies oi
tho FedersliAs more confpicooss ihao 10 their
obfervarions 90 Col. Burr, refpeSti.x the late
duel. Every epi,hcs that could be bcnowsd on
the mot hardened murderer, has been hviihcd
on him ne has been sccufed Of leading a. IN
noccn, yiShm like = lamb to the asugh,er ; eve
~ eE,u has been made TO excite the execrstion
of the public agsioit him. and in the naeuiug
cara Of credsIisy has been poured mstilsted nc.
count OF this melancholy occurrence.
They have not, however. confined them.
ielves ec,isely 10 arcprohaiion OF Ms. Borv, bos
have univesisily pretended 20 .diiescnsensnce
duelline from the pulpit and elie~hese Ne have
heard with ia,isfstsion, and perfectly aeWe IN
the opisiop, that every endDsor ought TO be
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-08-16

One of the raoa pIsalble asd no& hessi.
fol arts Of the Anti Republiesn enemies Of oar
Democratic governments has bees 70 sfociate
them with the Revolution and government Of
France, and to reprefeni al the exceGes and evils
OF the latter a. the natural reiols of Democracy.
With certain cla6 Of people, Who think liz
tie and difinguifh Iefs. the abuies Of Liberty &
Democracy in France. have been weighty srgu-
ments sgainft rational Liberty and Reprefenia-
tive Democracy here. This deception like ma
ny othen aied by the fame party. has is great
degree ceafed to produce the intended ef.S.-
Still, however. it ought to be guarded sgainit
and repelled ty every friend 10 our fyaem Of
Government. Sss.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-08-16
CHARLESTON. Is. c.) Jolly as.

In conieqaence Of information given to the
Officer, Of the Revenue. na,ing that . fchooner
called the Eliza, alias the Divios PaRors, COM
manded by . man named Bernard Johnfon, lad
been fitted 10 this port and intended to he con.
verted into French Privateer /; fhe was fent al.
ter early in this month by the Collector, TO whsre
fhe lay At anchor near Sullivan's Inand and bro's
back to town. A libel was filed againh her in
the Federal D'Rnct Court, holding Admiralty
Jurfd'etion. % Tuefdsy laa her trial came
on, when, after hearing Of hours. the jury
brooght in yerdid agsinft the vtfIcl and cargo.
which are in cookquence condemned as afore-
iaid 10 the United States for ne faid offence a.
gain& the laws OF the United ''aies.
Captain Johnion is nov 10 confinement and
will be tried at Special Court.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-08-16
NEW-YOR Aug. A.

The Cofonef's lrqueit, fummoned to. en-.
quire into the circumstances OF the death Of Gen.
Hamilton, agreed On thnridsy evening las VIC
arc informed) to the following verdief -
That AARON BuRs. Efq. Vice PreGdent
OF tie United States, !, guilty Of the Murder Of
ALTgAnDrk HAMILTON; ard thar Wiliam r.
Van Neis, Efq. Attorney at law, and Nathaniel
pendleton, Efq. Councillor at Law, were accef.
faries thereunio.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-08-16

The profpee Of the reelection Of Mr.. Jsy-
rrRson to the Proficiency Of the United States.
by an slmof unsnimocs vote, appears more and
more probable, as the period for the election ap-
proximatcs. The cement of /SAt,alyn, na.
,ional debt, fedition law, and coercion, do not
appear TO be refined by the people; they
very wifeiy prefer an admiaiaraion like Mr..
y,ferfpo's which suites economy and mildnef,.
with jraice and efficiency; con6iency and lirn-
nei. with profreIisy and peace. The man
"vho poured the foul Of the continent into
the monumental sd Of Independence" the uni
form patriot and conhfscnt republican. the mid
boz inAexible advocate for civil and religious
liberty; the man whole fuperior TALENTS his en-.
emies caouoi quenion, and whole integrify Trey
dare not impeaeb; the philoiophieal farmer Of
TngiSia, THOMAS JsvTERsox, has m m
doubted claim to the fuifisges Of Republicans,
and his re-elraion will not be oppofed by any,
but determined arifocrau sod monarchias, and
zach chsrseaen for the moA part, coniifi Of old
tories. Dritifh merchants and agents, toeeshe,
With iew spoaste whies-bus thank heaven,
their number b 0~fsrssitsJ /nSH, and daily
dimisiiAirg. -.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-06-14

rocco tickets at 10 dollars each, 1900
N. B. Prizes iubjeaed to deduction offifteen per
ent.
Virginia for the audable Purpote of ereug ieminary
81 earning IN or near metropolis this fate. With
rhs it is contemplated rae 10000 dollars, and
GOO dolrs in addirien for deiragn The expences at-
tesnt c drawing he lottery Citizens of the irt re-
fpc aasy have been fee9ed tIu0ees and they have
I'd themeves TO uie their utnot excrrions 60 car,
rv, into efecf The tcheme has the advantage of CIV
o 70 each adgenurer chance Tome very large Prz
whit toe proportion OF prizes tohanks Is 70 great as to
nv,sc the friends Of the a,snded nitution partake IN
the ttery with very little r of their becoming ooters
he eAurer OF this Rate be aPpoimed receive the
naey for The tickets they fald an0 to pay the
roras OF tire pszes TO efor,pnate adventures ts
deeysd thar the above couderaeions will induce rapid
ae of tickets and the drawing wiz commence as focn as
fuficisn, nuni5eg itia be fold authorize (which It
Z believed Will be ON the tecond Monday in December
ncxt.
Richmond, January 81, 1894. go
~. TICKETS to be had of Ro-
bert Pollard, DR.. !, Peterborough,
fun, Vim. Price, Reg. Samuel Plea
lants, Jun. and VIM. PIichard.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-06-14
IOHN BRYAN,
sadler, Cap and Harness Makers

sadlcr, Cap and Harness Maker,
RESPECTFULLY informs his cuitoms's 'aa 'us
public 10 general thai he is fuppled ~l'h the 0ea
materials in his line of buGoc!s, and matters nm
felf from the quality OF his wo-'s, and "oaefason
of his prices 20 rendel fat'sfattlon to ioo'e w'0
nay pleafe TO favour him with their con nands.
HAVE NOW READY FOR SALE,
Centlemen's fafhionable iaddles made
or Engliih Trees, and in part OF the oel' h'''
elah leather, he,other materials warranted ah'--
ElaRlc, MATED, inIaid and PLAN iaddi1s :
Leopard Kin houlons, and faddle cloaths, iad'ss
fashionable laddles with hogik;n, pucsik,a a'a
velye, feas, plated brides of he pewe patterns
with di.keibranch, guard, halt guard and pam
bits. common brides, nar'ineales ara eoilars'
an aaoyunent Of whips, plated Suw2fFow ipuFss
plated and poliihed patent lprne fti'rups, Plea
plated ditto, .portmanseaas, yallIces and ia''1ie
bags, horfemsn's caps holaers and le,ts, ne
buskess, csyisge, Wagon and cart haross' lar
niihed AT i ihor notice. A Get Of neat 7si''h
gig hasnels with plated mounting for iale.
n. B. Osders VIII os attended 20 WIN punctn>
atty.
April rs. eo5n
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-06-14
4 Mo. 70.

At the Cut Nail mandatory near
the lover end of King Hreet, formerly carried
son by Smith and Davis, fill continues to
Manufacture Cut and Wrought Nails, Flooring
Brads, Sprigs, and Saddcn Tacks of every
fze, and of szfuperior quality, which he offers
TO cell as low as can pofibly be afforded in this.
Town. He has I;kewilc on hand Bar Iron and
Nail Rods, which he will lel very low.
N. B. All orders from Town and Country
Merchants will be duly attended 90.
March IT. eo3m.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-06-14
A TRACT OF LAND

lying within the county of AleA1nd,la, Dffid
Of Columbia, difsnt about ieven mics 'roIa Sat
town of Alexandrss, and four from Geo. own,
containing abouf 100 acres, 90 whereof are eiesf
ed and under fence, i've acres in meadow, ar
the greater part Of tie Remainder trefh iano.
improvements are good hewn los boufs, Il
By IS teet, one and half tories slgh, tvs.
rooms on Aoor, with iome out hautes re CT
much value, young apple orchard Of eho'ce
fuis, containing betwesn two and three hundrel
trees, with fome osheg fruit trees.
Thofe deGsous Of purchsdag, who win as
ovlew the premifes, sill be ihsWn the fame b
Richie Leonard, living thereon, or BY Ssmue!
Shreve, adjoining.
Applications be made to either Of the execa-
tors.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-06-14
TO BE SOLD,

FOR READY MON Y,
Purluant to leveral decreesof the high
cou,s OF G ancery, he'd at the Guy OF Rich
mend. dared on the azd. day Of September and
ii of October, Sol. the 26lhof March, and
18th Sept. 1902,
a TRACT or~IAND,
Expr.Ged by faio d7cress TO have been mort
Gagged by William Armifead and Aane Cary his
wife, 10 cer'sin Abraham Moreheufe, OF the
town of Alexandria, aad TO have been rransiere
red by laid Abraham Morbopie TO JcHs Sinm
Of faid rowr, and TO be lying and being on Bulls
Run, in Prince William County, and to contaipl
eleven hundred and forty acres. 1t is expected
that ,hc!e who with TO purchaie will examine the
land. The fas viii take place at James Wig
gintop's tsytra in sIay Market, in the aforelaid
county of Psince William, on Friday 18th day
of Jply, 1904.
Gerard ,Alexander, c'"'''
tuhrI ecds
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-06-14
JUST RECEIVED
By K. and I. Gray,
Book, S-llers, KMg Street !:

A bnef retrofpect of the 18th Cen
fury, containing Fetch of the Revoiution, and
inproveuen'ssn feisncs, arts and literature DOR
ing that pesioa. by Samuel Mi!hr. a. N. in
in two volumes octave, price dolls and SO CTS.
Poems by Peter Esyiey, jun. efq. new works
p-ics Is cents, bouna.
..saror.s Unigerfs Fstory, vol. to- to be
compr;fed in IS volumes, with Plates and Maps.
Psice orr dollar IN boards.
/ May so. d
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-06-14
TO RENT.

Ard Immediate poGeilon given,
A we'll hniihed two tory FRAME
HOUSE, with able aad oot houfes complete,
s,osss il 4 healthy and retired part Of the town.
Sos terms apply 70
Maraeller and Young.
Ans;'a6 go
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-06-14
WILI, BE SOLD,

On the aft day of June next, for really monsy,
at Ssyaeaa, near colcheaer.
One Negro Wench and Calld and
one Negro Boy, belonging to the eftaTe of Dr.
Archibald Morton, deceeied, for the pnreole Of
fatisfying his creditors.
John M'clenachan,
Administrator.
ALI. perlons indebted TO the efate
are again reqaeaed TO dfchargs theirrel pettive
balances, ard thofe having claims will p!eair to
make them known previous to that day, to p
ter Wagner, or j. NJ, Admir-.
Cochetter, MAY II. I71Yos
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1zgeaD'-fUs D0l50r5 Rf1o9pa.
Ran away on the 8th infant, from
fhe faaicrbai rrd3jrg eear bisdeniSarg' O980.s
molat,o Man, shout 81 yeas OF age, af~''ds ..
OK feet high, fraght and big iinbcd, has l'u, =,
down lock, rather long vilsge1, w'ta io'ht
mouth and projecting chin; he comm'niY "eA's
large wb,kers, ard is known by the name OF
Michael Woodward. When he went a"aF' nc
had on blue cloth pea jacket, with tFowiSrS' .,
the fame cloth ard fuch as are generally WON "
faiors but as he bad large quantity o. Wy
good cloaths with hian, he may appear wei, uleDs
ed, and will TO doubt charge his psne and nav.
a forged pats. Whaevef will lodge nc aooss
dsfcfibed fave in any jail in this, or me ne'ssS
boring rates, or deliver ;im to the taol'f'os's
lhall have reward of IS dollars, paid Nv
Richard Hill.
MAY z3d, 1894. S,aN IT,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-06-14
John M'Clenachan,
Administrator.
DIR SUANT

To the lsa Will and Tefamcnt of Ben, Sircyes
deceafet, authorizing his executors TO lsil am
part Of his real etase which they plaf deer
moa Advisable, for the payment of his jua
dcbss, they now Offer for fale, for that por.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-06-14
WILLIAM LOWERING,
ARCHITECT.

.-7T TNNT T(0yTl mo
WILL l1A1vA ~ A-h>A4'o'
ARCHil Ell,
And Buil'er in general, from the City of Wals
ng,on and George Town,
BEES leavc to inform the citizens OF Aiexsn,
dria md public in general, that ne has removed
70 ,he north hte OF Prince ttteef, amoH oppoil''
Mr.. Bfo:Sett'a new bull1ing, 20 follow The line
~ ms pfofcnian' !" mere nc "'H105 DEhg"''
and makes ty?aates Of all manner OF Buildlngs
ALSO,
MEASURES 8 VALUES
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-09-13

ed every ielfiih, every endearing FEM
timent; and for it now offer up my
life. 0 God! No, my lord /; / asted
as an lriihman, determined on deliv-
ering my country from the yoke of
foreign and unrelenting tyranny, and
from the more calling yoke of do
meltic faction, which is Joint part
ner and perpetrator in the parricide
for the ignominy of exiting with an
exterior of fplendor and confcicus
depravity. 1t was the with Of my
heart TO extricate my country from
this doubly riveted defpotifm.
wifhed to place her independence
beyond the reach of any power on
earth 4: wiihed to exal, you to that
proud ftation in the world.
Connection with France was in.
deed intended but only as far as mu-
tual intereltwould fan6tion or require
were they to ailume any authority in
confltent with the pureit independ.
ence, il would be the fignal for their
deitru0ion; we fought aid, and we
fought it as we had anurances we
ihouldy obtain il; as auxiiaries in war,
and allies in peace.
Were the French to come as in-
vaders or enemies, uninvited by the
wifhes OF the people, ihould oppofe
t..em to the umoit of my ftrength.
Yes my countrymen, | ihould advife
you to meet them on the beach, with
fword in one hand, and torch i'm
the other; would meet them with
all the deftruStive fury of war, and
would animate my ccuntrymen to inn
molate them in their boats, before they
had contaminated the foil of my coun-
try. If they fucceeded in landing, and
il forced to retire before fuperior dif-
cipline, ! would difpute every inch of
ground, burn every blade of grafs,
and the lsll entrenchment OF liberty
ihould be my grave. Whar could
not do mylelf if fhould fall, fhould
leave as lait charge to my country
men to accompliih, becaule ihould
feel conlcious that life, any more than
death, is Improbable, when a foreign
nation holds my country in fubjeetion.
But it was not as an enemy that
the 'iuccours of France were to land
] looked indeed for the afliffance of
France, but / wifhed to prove to
France and to the world, that Irihl-
men deferved to be aflffedi 7 that they
were indignant at navery, and ready
to aiIert the independence and liberty
Of their country.
Iwifhed to procure for my country
the guarantee which WAsHrncToN
procured for America. To procure
an aid. which by its example would be
as important as its valor, difciplined,
gallant, pregnant with fcienee and
with experience; who would perceive
the good and poliih the rough points
of our character; they would come
to US as ftrangers and leave us as
friends, after fhafing in our peiils and
elevating our deainy; thefe we're my
objcds, not to receive new tafk-maf-
ters, but to exped old tyrants; thefc
were my views; and tbefe only be-
came Irifhmen. know your mott
imp.acabe enemies are in the bolom
Of your country. t'
! have been charged with that inn
portance in the efforts TO emancipatc
my country, as TO be confidered the
key Rone of the combination Of Irifh-
men, OF as your iordihip exprefed it,
"the life and blood of the conlpiraey."
You do me honor over much; you
have given to the fubaI.efn all the
credit Of a fupericr; there are men
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-09-12
reW 81
TUNSTALL's
p ATENT THRESHING MdCHJNE.

PIT EW7 z IfRESHING MHCHINF.
HE advantages to be gained by farmers, bv
L applying fome efeeual parts to ThreIhing Ma
Chimes which have greater velocity adequate trength
and greater cheapnes than hitherto and applicable to
any machinery, are universally allowed TO be very
great. WILLIAM TUNSTALL has obtained a
Patent for fuch improvements and wiihes to benefit
the public on the mott reafonable terms. Ditries
and individuals may be now accommodated with Ma
chimes and patent rights, by applying in perfon or by
letter (e9f pad) to the pafeafee, iiasu TyaaH, at
tie S7UaH TaVeyn, Ri1b,1ona
N. b. Mill Wright andIron Worker for the re-
fPeetive parts, are wanted-apPly as above.
Thefe Machines will hull Clover and threfh Rice.
Buck Wheat &c. prelerved free from grit.Counser-
feits will be dealt with as the law directs.
July Is. eW--tf
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-09-12

$3.50 Tickets at 10 dolls. each
lift drawn Ticket having y
blank to its number after dolls. 900
1000 tickets are drawn, }
Do. after $500 do. are drawn, 1000
Do. after 5000 do. are drawn, 1000
Do. after $500 do. are drawn, LOCO
Lat drawn Ticket, 5000
This Lottery has Teen authorized BY the LeeiE
fatnrr Of Virginia, far tire LGndabie burbok ofe-
ref3iTg Seminary Of Learning in or near the Me
fropoH5 offbiS State. MIR ibis Uiezv, it Is con-
tempLafed 10 rajie 10000 dollars, and $500 doi-
farJ m addition, far detraying The exbeajss of
drawing, 0e. 7,be TrHfeeJ to iaG0r GlceeG,
6a7'e diVidedtbs Lottery into four diRin9 cia6eJ,
Jo as to rajje tie Jim contemplated By an annual
Lottery, far four eary,t TO raje eUeyy year 5000
dollars, that The qvork may prQgreiJ; it is ee-
Petfed that the frsjent Lottery may be draqVn By
tbr. fyf day Of January next.
IL is b0bedtbat tbr gentlemen qvbo bave par-
ebaJed Tickets in the Richmond Aeademy qviYRW
bold fbea1, as the di1,iEon off6e former Lottery
into four elqDeJ 7vaJ deemed neeelary BY the TrHE
tees, to b(re /neesG TO 10 HjefIi an b7jQitntian.
Tire fo1Vn of Baton Ito The bonor ofi its eitiScnSI
ba5 PH5iie Icbooit in 7Vkieb are about Exfeen ba7-
dredPHpi5 beRowibing and mereaIgng city Of
Riebmond cannot 6oaR Of one bubie /cb0oi. T5e
TrgqesJ ftbe Ricbmond Hcademy, ba7e aLom
tbiTfeeH acres ofgron7d, nearly one baLfiJ accept
ed rs n donation, and the remaiader fbry haze
contracted far, on qObicb fbey infend TO erea THE
Aeademg. Tbe (tife is eLcVafed, bealtbp and beau
WM. II anv gentleman qObo ba5 bnrebqyed
Tickets is diGafiyfed zOifb diViaing the Lottery
into fur eiaDfs, jfbe returns the tickets the mo-
ncy qOiH be repaid, fr01ided fbey are returned in
ten qVefkJ from this day Dol. William Foay1ee,
B1iliam On Hal, HTiiam Price (RegiRer) and
George Tucker, are appointed BY tbe Trg)qreJ to
fell and dypo6 offbe Tickets, qobo ere authorized
to APPOINT agents far The 06o1e t,ube/S.
~ Tickets may be bad offbe Jaid committee,
ut tie Office offbe Enquirer, at II. Davi,'s Of
flee, Of Mfrs. GaLIcgo, Richard g. Go. 11e0fy.
Burton q BroqOa, Me1Jy. 7,bonaJ Taylor 81
Go. efH5n. PrenfiJ Of PeterjG,rg, If Or. Jobn
Broeken6rongb, jr. Samuel Pie4jant5, jr. and
William Pricbayd.
Sepfember8. eps4v.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-09-12

al cannot learn fays Backbone, that ever
this cutom prevailed in England, though certainly
did in Scotland (under the of mercheta or mar
cheta) till aboliihed by Malcolm ILL.,"
t Stephens wars of the French Revolution
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-09-12
FOR SALE

THAT beautiful and well improved TENE-
l. MENT on the Hill, now occupied by Me-
Benjamin Mofby. This property lies near the
Capitol, in a healthy and agreeable neighbour
hood. Terms of fae will be made known by
applying to
BARTLETT STILL.
July 1s. eWtf7