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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-10-16
Meranorta Daap abberttser.
TUESDAY. OCTOBER is.

September IL, in lat. 27, IS, long. ca
80, captain Jordan, arrived at Portland, feli
in with the wreck of the schr. Saucy Jack
captain Speaks, from Alexandria for St.
Thomas. The crew consisting Of the capt.
and S men, had been on the wreck ten days,
and were in a very distressed situation,
when they were taken offby captain Jordan.
Captain Boardman, arrived at Newbu-
report, from Point Petre, informs that re-
ports were iii circulation there the day be.
fore he sailed, thal,he American prisoners
who had been taken from the New York
ship and brig, together with the crew of
the Snake in the Grass, ofSalem, carried
in about the same time, had beenliberated,
and were about returning home.
Cauaon.-It is reported that a new spe-
cies of swindl;ng is in operation; that nam
Der of men Supposed to be strangers in the
town. are daily employed in this town in
MANUFACTURED spurious indigo. The COM
position is said to be principally starch,
with the addition of indigo, logwood and
alum. The appearance is (to those unac-
quainted with the article) notvery unlike
Spanish float indigo. 1t is however, light
er, softer and paler than the genuine.---
Great pains are taken to procure original
packages (zeroons) to help through with
the deception. 1t is further said thatsome
ofthe aforesaid articles has been shipped to
Ncw-York, Salem, &c.
(Boston Paper.)
The following melancholy affair happen
ed not long since in Laurens district, (S.
c. 10 some people of the name OF Wes-
ten -.
One of them being engaged in the bust
ness of digging a well, which was sunk to
the depth of thirty FIVE feet, on descending
about half way down complained that he
felt very sick, took off his hat and famed
himself some time, and then attempted to
return but before he arrived at the top OF
the well, his strength failed and he fell to
the bottom. A younger brother, about
twelve or fourteen years of age. desired to
be let down Immediately in the bucket to
tIy 10 Save liS DiOliISl HilIu CSihS IhS~u
tiously granted, he remained at the bottom
helpless with the first. A third came and
went down with the same imprudence but
making signs of distress, he was immediate
ly hauled up.
As he came to the top Of the well, he
| would have shared the fate of his other two
brothers had it not been for the bye-stand-
ers, who caught him as he was falling out
of the bucket. A fourth went down, but
with some more caution being tied in the
bucket; when down, he placed the body OF
his younger brother 50 as to bring II up, al
though he appeared in the same state him.
self, and could not-be brought to for many
hours. The third came to himself in a.
bout half an hour, and said his younger
| brother was alive when he,went 10 the bot
| tom of the well. The fifth nov came a
married man Of about thirty who having
tied a handkerchief over his mouth, and
| fastened himself in the bucket, descended
and brought up the other bodies.
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Public Sale.

On Friday mkt eoW BE- ~1 at The Ntndse Store,
ia, The bengstf The UudtrqOrrers,
One bale Of FORFEIT Cloths,
damaged on board the United States, Capt. Fine
ley, from Liverpool.
Philip G. MayGsNer.
Octtber IS.
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EllbItf Sale.

Etbttf Sale.
On Wednesday the 18th at 3o'slOck will
9ftiv:J brl4Oa Mfrs. VoqveAs zsbay,t
tie bigk5R bidder
The Sch'r RACHEL,
as he came from f,s, on a c:rdf OF 8, 6 and nine
months. And immediately at'er4o hhds. Rum,
and IS tons of Logwoad, on a credit, for sP-
proved indo'fsd negotiable notes.
Philip G.. Mayfeller.
fOct, IS
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-10-16

DIED on Sunday morning the 18th inst
at Fredericksburg, William Drummond, Esq
a respectable merchant, awarm friend, ard
an honest man; his loss in Fredericksburg
where he long resided, will be long telt,
and much lamcnted by all who knew him.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-07-26
THURSDAY, July rs, 1904.

BENJAMIN SHREVF,, Jun.
HAS, For SALE
AT the corner OF Prince arc Union Streets,
JUST RECEIVED
$500 pieces NANK EENS,
I67 do. 'Bandanno handkerchief,
2 bales Sanahs,
, do. Bshas,
do. Emerys,
| do. blue GurraEs,
i Go. India Chints,
2 Jacks Sago
I bag Hops,
81 Birch Floor Mats,
3 cafes and one caA Women'o NJ oroeco
and Leather Shoes,
ALSO ON HAND,
Fifteen tales Of hd,a Cotto4s,
C0sG7ing Of
5 bales B4fas,
d.. Erettys,
4 do. Saanahs.
do. CaGahs,
80 pieces Black Satir,
lets Tea China,
Mems coarle, and wcmen's Morocco an !
ther fhoes,
Leipsr's Sruf' in,half bis and kegs,
cafe Mariners Companes,
10 coils Cordagc, aaorted,
Do Gags Pepper,
40 lis. Beef No, l. and
A large quantity ofred Soal Leather.
are4. d
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PROPOSALS.
For Printing BY iabicriPtion comprehensive de-
defcrqtion of
The Harbour Of St. Johns,

The Island ct Newfoundland.
With the occupation and amuiem.pts Of the Inc
habisants; the government and trade OF thar
important Briulh IAand-; concluding with fun-,
dry ob!stvatons III relation TO
The Court Of Vice Admiralty
EAabhsi there well worthy The attention Of
,hole merchants who are lhiPpers TO foreign
markets.
By bersoa qvho rtsiad,btre ibrs. aaontbs etf The
last Winter.
TERMS The work lha'l be printed on fine
paper, ard Oh delivery, ,fublcfibcrs to
pay Fur Shillings.
NJ Subscriptions received at7this Office.
July n. d
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public SAT-.

On FRIDAY next,
A. 10 o'clock, will be fold at the Vendue Store,
r u M
1ohhds. ard bis. French Brandy inpipess
Gin in pipes AMI bis.
Whiasv and Apple Brandy in BIS.
sogar in bhds. tierces and bis.
S as,. as, brown Soap and in boxes,
Mould and dipt Candles
Rs,ins in kegs, boxes andjars,
Figs in kegs and fails,
Oorer's Ware 10 crates,
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
&c.--ELso,
A Variety Of DRY GOoDS,
among waich. are
Cloths, Coatings, Kerlemeres,
Dafis, Plains. K,:!eys, Neg.o Cottons,
Ssrgss, Etaaisks, blue F.irzss,
Cali.nancoes, Radsis, Yarn Stockings,
Choices AMI Caiico-s,
Irih Lineos S.let4 DO.
CGosburgs ard II, kleoburgs,
helln and Muffin Handkerchief,
-Ind. MJles aud Taale Cloths,
Baudlppa Handkcrchiefs,
Coloui'd Qhseads, Hats, and lundfy other
articles.
Phih9 C. Mqreeller.
JpIY %.
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For NEW-YnRK,

For WORK,
rT The fat failing Sloop
~. ~ LITTLE JIM,
EsSss4sg Thomas 7. Butler, Mater !;
butthen about 4oobis. For F,eighs CT Pahase
apply TO the captain on board at Merchants
What, or
Daniel Murgatroyd,
Kag n.est.
WHO has for Sale,
Berbon Gufrah,,
Nimpofskic CoH4s.
Chittabully Bairas.
Champore CoGls,
Janraly MsmoodJs,
johanna LEWIS,
Table Cloths,
4th proof Jamaica Run,
Country Gin, and
A few bis. N. York Cargo Polk.
July IS.
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DRY GOODS

su'F'sd to the prGlent lealon. All perlons
Eng sla'ais sgaipa him arc fequeaed TO preien'
Nem Tor tstSlencnt, anC tbcle indebted to him
VA Of Pisslsd to make payment.
7eAn HortBrgh.
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THE SUBSCRIBER

Intending TO leave this place early next fall,
sie's for Gale, on the mott reasonable terms. his
astoCN on HAND, coafiaing of a bandfome fe-
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To be Rented,

To be Rented,
{ THE HOUSE former,y occupied by the fnb
fcriber on Wolfe ffeet, having every conven',
'ence for a genteel family, with large pfoduc
tive garden; the ftuation healthy and the houie
remarkably cool in the lummer fesion. ForPar.
,icuars apply to
John c. Vowel.
Tune II. q
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-11-28
TOESDAE. M,p1mber 90.

Mr.. =. Gay Pretented petition from the Directors
of the Library Company of Philadelphia, praying to
be exouerated from the payment of 49S dollars and
20 cents, duties the importation Of quantity OF
books received by THAI intttuton as donation from
the Rev. Mr.. Preaon, of Chewyrd, in the county of
Kent, i'll EnglandReferred TO the committee Of conn
merce and manufactures.
Nh. DazuJonJ :nocn rslpeeing the appointment of
cha;rnien TO the andlrg and ieect committees OF the
houie, was referred d committee of three.
DR.. IhebiU from the committee appointed Oh
thar part of the PreGdents mesge repeetng the lead
mines in Louiiiana, reported refoluton authorizing
the PRECEDENT appoint agent who hali be initruc-
red collect all the material information respecting
the actual condition, occupancy and title of the fame
and the agent make report before the felton,
Of Congrefs.--The reiolution read fecond time
and referred to Committee OF the whole
Gen. Vzrnu1s ia tie chair.
mr.. Lp.z, fuggefted the propriety of altering the
refolution 70 as make it general to all kinds of
and even to embrace falt prings and ticks. He knew
there were other in that territory and had leen
tpecimers OF very rich copper when he had gone
INFO that country.
DR.. AztebW iaid that tie executive had anticipated
the gentiemans objee, and he expected the Houfe
would be foon gratied with an account of the diff
coveries now making by major Lewis and other a.
gents the Miilour Arkanias Red river, Sc as
10y AN'PS>t
doms, on which he preferred the reiouton in
its preient itate.
The refolution carried without oppofition, and
adopted by the Houfe after the rng of the committee
and ordered to be engroled for third reading to-
morrow.
The committee appointed for the purpole, repor-
ted bill declaring the aent Of CongreS the act of
North Carolina authorizing the fate of TenneGee, to
perfect the title to land referved BY the celion act
ttaf ,,,a xtra. al Ia,,,,,
committee of the whole for tomorrow.
Mr.. M. Ciay. reported a bill authorizing the Ma
rine nfrance Company of Alexandria toiniure againit
lois by fret ALTO read lecond time, and refer
red to committee of the whole for tomorrow.
Adjourned.
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VIENNA, Aug. a5.

As our court has acknowledged the Fl, -cd;-
tary Imperial dignity in the family of the F;re
Contul of France, this meafure is certain
pledge of the pacific intentions 1t is con.
fequently determined that it viii not take anv
part in the rupture which il is apprehcrded will
loon be realized between France and RuCis.
hnce 1t is nat probable that the former will Well,
TO the remonhranCes made By the latter, and
particularly in regard TO its lait u,.a,atunl. nor
that 1t will withdraw his troops from Hanover.
However, as the war between ENGLAND and
france has been the caufe of that likely TO take
place between the latter and RuiIia, il is unfor.
tunateiy too pofiible that the flames NAV ey-
tend even on the Continent our Court, there
fore, is taking meafures of precaution. being
periuaded that respectable fituation is the beh
means OF preierving peace.--The folders who
receive leave of abfence at the fiImmcr reviews.
are Immediately replaced by new recruits, and
the different corps are kept at the full compli.
ment. Frequent Couriers pats between the
Courts of Vienna, Peteribureh and Paris. We
with to Halter ourfelve: with the hope of fonr
arrangement but the fhocks which Furone
has experienced fnce the French Revolution,
have not permitted TO recover its equilibrium.
and coniequently to refume fable and perma.
| nent petition :-aS long as this petition is not ef
| tabhfhed, there will be no fold and durable
peace.
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hfr. S:sa1fos3 moved 70 dLtA.rse the committee
OF claims. ione embaErAGinent hi iricn in the APP
pointment Of their chairman
n deiusory conversation sroie on this frbjsa, which
terminated in uio,ion made by Mr.. Dawfon direct
ng that the chairman of committee, iball be in flu
ture appointed 10y aPuraGty OF votes of the members
contributing the committee in cafes where the chair
man has been executed by the horie from iervng, or
TALL be ablent
Ordered lie on the table matter OF conrie, it
being intended vary OF the rules vi ,e houie
MIR. Sb-ake, laid before the houie letter from the
iecretary of the treaiury, together with report and
climate of the appropriations neceary for the year
1906, and aItem-n Of the receipts and expenditures
of the current year down the n October.
Referred 20 The committee OF ways and means, and
ordered TO be printed.
Adjourned
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Irr1nRN Ana %

YeRertiay arrived here from Paris, Courier
to the French General, who Immediately gave
orders to take an account Of u! the hips be-
longing to Rufiia, Sweden and another power,
that were in this harbour. There were fver,l
Rullian ihips, but only Swedih. This morn
ing the Etrurian Gen. La Riletto, ifIucd orders
that no ihip belonging to the above powers
ihould he iuifered to fail. The French Ce-
neral has lkewife placed French privateer at
the Entrance ofthe harbour, and French foldi
ers i'll guard boats which lie in the middle hir
bour.--Etrurian folders are ordered on board
the thips, which, however, may unload without
any interruption. There are no PrufIisn ihips
here at pretent.
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Mr.. Nrevson iai6, if Mr. J.. had made COR
reet natement Of the condition in which the til
ties In that country really food, and he had no
reafon 70 doubt il, il would operate AS the
itrongef rcafon in his mind to pats the refoiuti.
on: Though it would be perceived that the
agency to be given on the preient location ex-
tended no farther than 70 the lead mines The
gentleman Mr.. L. had yeiterday niftaken his
friends Or. MitchilD object, fnppofng gene-
raj agency was intended TO be raited-He had
n'itaken him again to-day, BY thinking the
agent was to go into the territory of Louilisna
| to decide upon the titles, he might have an op-
Por'unity of examinng.-Ths was not the
cafe. He was merely TO enquire into
the actual condition of the lead mines,
the occupancy and title, for the information o.
Congress. We are not going TO fend boar!
OF commliioners, or judiciary eHabliihrlen.,
tor the purpoie of hearing and determining up,
on the claims fet up, but to procure for our.
ielves that information which will enable the
government to decide, without their inarumen.
tality. If the gentleman, Mr.. L. views the
fnbett in this point of light, he will sod !;
freed from his objection.
The quefion was now put, and the retolutior
paffed, ieventy four members voting in il.
tavour.---It was thereupon ordered to be
tranimitted to the Senate for concurrence.
The cefiiUn act of N. c. was ordered TO be
printed.
Mr.. baltimore Prefantcd fome depohsions
from the Matches relative to their town lands
l--ReteiTed TO a committee on that fub.
ljett.
On motion of
Mr.. M. Clay, the houfe went into a commit
| tceofthe whole onthe Alexandria Marine and Fire
1nfurance Company.
Mr.. VARNUM in the chair.
Some alteration in the Dhr3ieoIorv b,;p,, ,r,,
tended for, the committee rofe and obtained
! leave to fit again.
A Meifage from the Senate, informing they
had concurred in the refoluton for Joint com
mittee of enrolment, and they had appointed
MIR. a. Moore on their part
A petition from the inhabitants on Mononga-
haia, praying the ehablilhinent of aroad through
that country.-Referred TO the committee on
roads, for connecting the waters Of the Atlantic
and Ohio.
Mr.. Rbra (of Tennefee) moved a refoution
for the Establishment of an Office for exhibiting
and recording deeds and papers relating to
grants of land in Loui6ana whether made by
France, Spain or Great-Britain, to be entered in
the original language, with an American trani.
lation of the fame. Ordered to lie on the ia
| BILE.
Mr.. 7. Raudoltb reported from the commit
tee ways and means, who were inftru6ted on
the 10th Infant to enquire into the expediency
of eXempting books and philosophical appara.
tus. imported for ieminaries CT learning, from
the payment of impoft That BY the exiting
laws, philosophical apparatus, imported FL
inch purpofe, was free of duty.-But that book.
10 imported ought not to be exempted from i'm.
Poft. Referred to committee of the whole fol
Tomorrow.
| Adjourned.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-11-28
MENTZ. September g.

The RuiIian charge d'affaires is arrived here
from Paris, and will remain here fome time.
All the inns here are full apartments have
been taken for the hereditary prince of Darn
ftadt, for the reigning and hereditary princes Of
Leinengen, the princes of Nafau and Yfenburg,
SC. Yeherday evening, however, advice was
received here that their imperial majeltes would
not leave AK la Chapele 70 foon as was expect
ed and that they would viht the Notifications
of Zulers, and ieveraI fields OF battle, as at AL
tenhofen, Cologne, &c.
tits Eid the emperor will remain here till the
18th.
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DFRJJN. Sept. II.

The French miniftcr here, La Foret, left this
CITY yeGerday for Mcntz, TO meet his fovereign
Before his departure he had long confer
ence with our minifcr of fate baron Harden.
berg.
The haS Officer d'Arberg arrived here yefter-
day from the Emperor Of the French. 1t is faid
that he has brought with him aletter to our king
in the Emperor own k1nd writing.
a French Courier who pa1ed through this
city, carries, il is flid, an order to the French
Charge d'Afaires, at t-Peterlbnrg, i'm
nIediatey to leave that city, and the RulIiau
States.
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FRANCKFORT, SEPT. g.

Prince Dagorucky, Prince ScherbatoF, and
feyeral other RuiTian fnJetts, who fnce the
peace have rcfded in France, have arrived
here.
BAsEs Of ihe Maine, Sept. Sit is not yet
certain whether the Emperor will go to Strait
burgh, a. b. only intends TO Witt the new de-
partmeu.s on the Rhine.
1t Is iajd he King of Spain will proclaim him
felfa Emperor, and the eledor Of Bavaria a
King.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-11-28
ITALY, Aug. 30.

TbcFrcpch commandment the Neapolitsnterri
~ have given orders that every flip which is
l{pcttcj of conveying provihon to the Engiifh
trra, or she Ilsnd Of Malta, G1aIl be immed-
itsly d,iained,
The Pope viii make the journey to Paris for
go oron2;ion the Emperor at the expence Of
,Lc Tf.och government and with the greatea
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-11-28
AK La CHAPELLE, September 8.

Letters from Italy mention, that the Enelilh
commerce has lately fufained great deal of
injury from French and Italian prvateers in the
have been made OF very comfortable value.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-11-28
VENICE, Aug. "a.

We have iuit learned the contents ofthc dii-
patches of the French Ambanador at Rome
lately received. Ancona and Civeta Vecchia
will again be occupied by French troops.-S
milar demands appear to have been made in
Naples.-The reinforcement offoreign troops,
which have arrived in the Republic Of Seven Il
lands, appear to have given rife to thefe mea.
fures.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

NoVenbfr IL, 1904
enclofe you copy Of m.iIage from the pre-
ident OF the United States oongreis on the fbea
of the deltru6tion Of he lrgate Philadelphia this a.
roie out of the proportion Of Mr. l. Clay, that con-
gres ihould reward the officers, &C. employed in tn.
enterprise that terminated in that event
You will alto find copy Of DR.. Mitchilrs repor,
on the ubJect of the fate quarries IL the a;e of New
York.
" Nothing further, of any particular nterea, to
"l'e !" you' HHysyd.
To the houfe Of Representatives Of the United States
Agreeably to your refolution of tlie oih infant,
now lay before you ha.ement Of the circumstances
attending the dettru6ion of the frigate PHILADELPHIA
with the names Of the officers and the number OF me
employed on the location to which have to add
that lieutenant Decatur was thereupon advanced 70 be
"a captain in the navy fthe United States.
TIL: JEFFERSON.
Nov. Is, 1904.
Macy Department., Nov. 10, 1904.
sir,
Agreeably to your letter of the 10th inf ,nd ,be
reforon Of the honle Of representative, of the oh
inn. herewith fent to me, have IN. honor 70 en-
eloie ta;cment Of the circumstances attending ti,s
deaFuG.ion Of the frigate Philadelphia, with the
OF the officers and the number of men ernrIoy
ed OF he ocoaijou.
I have the honor to- be,
With great refpc6,
Sir, your moo obedcn, fcY'vt.
ROBBWT SMITH.
P,sf&saf gc@,UC.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-11-28
Aug, 2s.

We have juit received the important news
that the Emperor of Auitria has given orders to
the Generals who command in this country to
march all their difpofablc troops into Albania.
a number ofvefels have already been detained
to convoy tlefe troops by Tea. From the firt
advice of the occupation of Corfu by the Ruff
ans, all enlightened politicians coniidered it
rs one OF the mott feniibe blows that could BE-
aimed at Auftria. That Court no longerdiffem-
bies its extreme difcontent on this fubie0. A
hundred long and cruel wars have been waged
for lefs important cauies.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-11-28
WFGFT ScDtember g.

The Emperor Napoleon is now in cur vicini.
ty. h paficd latt night at cattle of the mar
quis of Horibcuck, and is expected this even
ing at Crevell.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-11-28

fplendonr, Mer- oa,din,ls aad other prrla,es,
with great pa,t CT the Officers cf the Papal
Court, will accompany his holinefs, who
will fct out for Paris Oh the goth of Septem-
her.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-11-28

DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.
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low Us 20 gun our country, and that my hui
band did nothing more than to fubmit to the
determination which had been taken refpeSting
him but he was far from expecting that the
oSration of his exile was to be indefinite.
+" AS our return to France is made to depend
upon the Emperor's pleafure alone, l am in
hopes that it will be much fooner than / had
reafon TO expect, &C."
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&C SIR,

"My hufband being too much indifpofed to
BE- capable writing, defires me to inform your
Exceilency, that Mr.. Henry has delivered your
ktter to him. NUT add, that it was myfeU
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-10-13
BANK OF VIRGINIA.

4 ofihe Bank Of Virginia, on 7bwj7ay O7o-
Der 4tb, 1904.
RsscGrEo, That tie Bank eommxe. Dig
counts on Tuesday ac~.
I" RssoLrED, tint tie Pysfdent, Cql5ier ard
ofher e5fcer5 IF THE Bark, proceed 10 6a.EnejJ on
Monday resf, in RE Senate Room of THE Capitol.
RRSoLVsD, t6at it is expected, fbat any
EoHtf er.F,n,, rogGfins o. WORE tban one perfon,
E5aH MAKE declaration of the names and fur
names qft9e berJons qvbo compete .jtrb firm, and
The. esc5 eftbe per/on5 evbo rsEde IN Richmond
or MaacbeRer, COMPUTING Jhcb firm, 5all Eabyt1f6e
The Firm Book, and inert Therein tie names of
biz partner or partners"
J. BROCKENBROUGH, Cartier.
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