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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-09-08
dolls. 1000

\
blank to its number after dolls. LOCO
1000 tickets are drawn,
Do. after $500 do. are drawn, i.oco
Do. after 5000 do. are drawn, I.ooo
Do. after $500 do. are drawn, 1000
Lait drawn Ticket, 5000
This Lottery has bsen aaborifd By fbe LeejE
Aafnre ofVrginia, for The LaRdabh bu,bo/e ar.
reding a Seminary Of Learning in or near -, ME-
tropoiJ Of ibis State Nth this piezv, il IS con-
ten1PAatfa TO raje 10000 dollars, and 2, 500 0i-
lars in addition, far dcfrayiag the esbsaE5 Of
drazVing, Sc. The Tr4feeJ TO inJiqe f.cceC,
bqse diViaedtbe Lottery into four GiIRin9 cLaEs,
JoG5 to rait The Ivm contemplated b. ar ANNUAL
Lottery, fer JohT Teart, TO raie e9eyy yeOr 5000
dollars, that lie qvork may brogyeG ; il is e,.-
Pedfd that the Pyeisnf LOffsry may be dra4On By
the ftR ddr Of fannarg ne~t
hDboPedtbaf The gentlemen qcbo k.7r,c bn,-
ebaSed Tickets in fbs Riebnoad Aeodsmy zViU mn
bold them, as tee di1i6on offbe f6,.ney. Latter,
into fofo rigDeJ zVeS deemed netl6ayy b. f5c Tjnl
tres, to igjare (neeslJ TO 70 gtcsI an inFifasioT,
7br to1OH Of B?Ron Ito the honor Of its eitisea5I
has P4bfe /cbooA IN zVbicb are about Gxfeen kt,.-
Rapapi5 The RomjHing md inc7ra5Fne e;fyo f
end cannot 6OeP Of one ba6ic JsbgsL 76r
6stbe Richmond Aeadenly, boUe a69u
ef,gronnd, nearly one baLfiS accept
3tioR, and tie remainder f6cy barr
1gn zObieb tbey intend 20 eyeS2 The
ife is eIeVafed, beaiihy and 6eapI
gfieman qObo has burcbaed
zOub dividiaz the Lottery
5e return Tire tickets ibe mo-
rOVided they are returned in
kay.-DoH. H7iliaai FopI5ee,
Eilliam Price (RegjHerJ and
appointed BY The TrylRee5 to
We Tickets, sVb0 are anfboriJfd
for the A6oqe bgbof.
'ay be had offbf /i,id committee,
The Enquirer, at n. Da1iPs Of
BteDry. GaIlego, Richard 81 Co. A1el1js.
s6'7on q Bro7vn, MsgjJ. Thomas Taylor u
Co. cfWm. PrenfiJ 9fPefegGug, ofDr. Tcbq
Broeke"byoHgd, jr. Samuel Pleq)ani5, jr. end
HIiliam PricbarG.
September 8. stszO.
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BALTIMORE, Sept. 3.

Books were this day opened at the court houfe
TO enter Interruptions fol the Farmers Bank of
Maryland, but the room, when we were there
al ls o'clock, was very little crowded. At that
time there were only about half dozen names
on the lift Bali. Fed. Gaa.
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The following pathetic lines, taken from late En-
glih periodical publication entituled e" The Pic Me-
would not diihonor the pen of Moore himfeIf. How
emincntly beautiful are the third and fourth verfes
~ T. EVENING POST.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-09-08

A prenium being lately offered by an Agri-
cultural Society, for the beft mode of irrigation,
and the latter word being made irritation by a
mlitake of the printer, farmer fent his qvie to
claim the prize.
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(B T AUTHO RITZ

SCHEME OF A LOTTERY. Gil dss no. =
TO BUILD
AN ACADEMY IN THE CITY OF R1cAmoND,
$3.50 Tickets at 10 dolls each, dolls. $1,000
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FUNDS.
ACTIVE STOCK.

ACTIVE STOCK.
Six per cent. flock of the United dolls. e.,.
States, to wit: dolls. $1,000 80 re-
duced by acknowledgements paid to
dolls. 25,3O7 III and eftimated at 90
per cent. 2e,776 50
Eight per cent flock of the United
States, to wit dolls. 10000, eftma-
ted at dolls. 100 per cent. 1000
Navy flock of the United States,
to wit dolls. 4,loo, efimated at par, 4,1oo
Six per cent deferred flock of the
United States, to wit: dols 2o,o75
IS, reduced by acknowledgements paid
to dolls. 1852 SO, and etimated at
SO per cent. 1884 IS
Six per cent flock of Virginia to
wit: dolls 24,7o2 90, efimated at "a
per cent. % 900 IA
Shares in the bank of Alexandria,
to wit: IL flares, efimated at $50
dolls each. $3.50 90
ram IN
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the remains Of our crop being now entirely deftroyed
by the exeeive heat, and the prices neither in the
Mediterranean nor in the Baltic are low enough to
make undertakings for here advantageous.
Indian corn has been 70 very much in demand,
,hat 600 Rs. have been paid on board and even now
it would fetch 500 Rs. from on board.
Our new vintage pronfes very much, and fat
will be had at ST. Ubes at the end of Auguit.
Extral9 of "a letter from Ljf1on, to a gentleman
in Bei7on dated July lG, 1904.
Since our lait, there has arrived here from
ireland, number of veflels loaded with grain,
ieveral from the Baltic, and fome Greeks from
the Dardanelies, beiides thoIe from America (;
but what has arrived would not have made any
irnprefIion on the market, had it not been back
ed with the information received from France
by this days pot, that a general permif,;on had
been granted by the government ofthat country
fo, the expectation of Flour and Grain, which
Il >svery abundant and very cheap, and that !
number of neutral veiIels had been engaged
to carry grain to the ports of Spain and Portu-
ssl."
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ExiraF ota letter from Cadiz, dated July 2,
1904.

&C The crops Of gram in this country have
been the mot miferable ever experienced, and
it is in want of immenfe fupplies of wheat, -four
and rice. hope that the American merchants
will avail of this favorable juncture to forward
to this country the fupplies we are 70 much in
want of Letters from Naples of the I'd ult.
mention that the crop in Sicily was 70 very lhort,
that the expectation was prohibited (; the want
OF iuppes from that quarter will be feverely
felt in this country"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-09-08
9,49f Is

on the 6rt of Jan. next,
calculated up to this date, se4 81
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-09-08

Caib, TO vDit:
In the hands of the
Gather (by the fate
ment rendered) on the
esd Feb 1904, dolls. 1851 IS
Received for 9 quar-
ters intereft on the flock
of the U. States ftated
as above. 211s d.
Received fnce to wit:
fordividendsonthe flock
in the Alexandria Bank. I5s
For the iale of "a
flares in the Bank OLA
lexandria. 5000
For premiums declar-
ed for lince the Esd Of
Feb. 1904. 746 7s
From debtors of this
fociety fince the Esd
Feb. lalt. Io26s Is
Borrowed of feveral
perions. 1887
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C7,l53 II
55,5T7 go
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-07-30
nErpLYItrEeEsrlNc cosRnspoNDsNcs
FROM TIE Nnwsoss EVENING p.sr.
=
70 us AMERfrAN PUBLfC..s

The Hiking cataarophe which has recent
occurred terminating the life of Alexander
psm!iton, I'D which has lpread gloom ov II
~oas city tht vii not Be f,eedily diiipaied, de-
Msnd. fiiathe circunit ances which led to it, or
we're intigately Connected with it, H,ould, not
sSccqiceald tydn The world When they Nal!
DC truly ah fatty di.sIofed, however ione NAV
Gaeition dc fotndpefs Of his ;udgnient on this
acccaion, All rait BE ready .ox.o Juice 20 tile
purity Of his visws, and the noblcneis of his ma
sufc. twill only here be adde's that the a,..
thenticits Of the documents andshc accaracy OF
TOE information which we have Al lat Obtained
are beyond any quehion, and mat put an end
q al n'lsakcof INTERPRETATION.
The following is the correipondrr.ce tina, palf.
~ between GIN. Hamilton and. col Burr, To-
8ctlaer with "a explanation Of TIE Conduit, nj
,s,ves and views Of gen Hamilton, .wri,ten with
Ms own hand the evening before the meeting
took place, and only to have been fserin the de-
'R4orabe event that followed.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-07-30
no. vtu..

~
SIR.---Ihc letter which YOU veflrrsav 1~,;v-
cred me and your fubfequent communication
IN col burr's opinion cvnce no dfpo6tion On
the part of gen. Hamilton 70 come 70 fat;f.
factory accommodation. The injury cornnla;n-
cd OF and rhc PREPARATION expected. are "a def
lntely cxpreied in col Bars letter Of the an
init that there is no. perceived necef1;,v fo-
further explanation on his part The d;fEcnl
ity that would rcfolt from ccr6r;no the eno,,v
to any particular times and occai,ous n,uit ~
manifet. The denial of fpeciiied converI,t;o,
only would leave iarone implications that on
DINER oecanons improper language had been Ut
ed-W hsa and wher. injurious opinions and
expeilons have been uttered by general Hamil-
tor. muit DC belt konwn to him, and Of him,
only WIN COZ. Burr enquire. No denial or dec
lara.'on will be satisfactory, unleis it be gener
a., 10 as wholly 10 exclude the idea that rumour
derogatory to col Burr's honor have originated
with gen Hamilton or have been tai,ly inferred
from any thing he has faid A definite reply
to requiiiton Of this nature was demanded by
col ours letter If the AFT inf. This being
retuied invites the alternative alluded to in
gen Hamilton's letter cf The goth.
II was required by the petition in which the
eon:reveriy was placed by gen. Hamilton on
Friday lait, and | was Immediately furnithed
with communication demanding per!ond in
tsfview. The necefity of this meafur- has
not ~ the opinion Of col. Burr been diminifhed
oy the generals laif letter, or any conanunica.
ton which has iincc b.en received. lam con-
iequentiy again inisrreted to deliyei you mee-
iase as loon as It may be convenient for you to
reee''e 1t. beg therefore you will be 10 good
as e. inform me at what hour can have the
;pleaiure of feeling YOU
2sar otst.s~', and Gerry hamAs /t,vrrs.
w. +. VAN NESS.
Nsfhaail Psad nn, Eq.,
June Goth.
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Nrv 1cyt. Tune !,

NfsV Y~k, 7ane IS, 1894. !.
s,N--f fsnd for your peruial letter fsned
charleSD Cooper, (which, though apparently
Puhhihed fomr tixs1dsco. has By. very rcecu,t,
Conc q ~ knoa5ldee. III Van Nsfs. who
does me the fagsr q deliver this, will point OUT
pyou3dat cisplr 81 The letter 10 which parti.
: Ga kequeltsyour attention..
rod~unuft perceive, ST. The .necefiy Of a
-fro4pr - unqualified acknowledgment or de
. aaial of the az OF Any expreiIion Which would
], warrant the s1srtIon: Of DE-. Cooper,
baye rbs 6Sser 1, Be,
= 7s9sssedert Tsrv'f. A. BURR.
81 Gensr4i HSmtss,s
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-07-30
No. TX
a6tb 5sre 1904.

SIR,
have communicated the letter which you did
me the honor TO write to me Of this date 10
general Hamilton. The expectations now dn
cioied on the part of col Burr, appear &, him to
have greatly extended the original ground Of en-
quiry, and initead OF pretending particular
and Definite cafe tor explanation leem to- aim
at nothing leis than All inquiGirion into his mott
conndentiai conversations, as well as others.
thro' the whole period Of his acquaintance with
col. Burr.
While he was prepared to meet the particu-
cafe fairly and fully, be thinks it iuadmilIiLle
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that If col. Burr would write letter reoucf-
sisig to know in fuhitance whether in the con-
veriation to which DIR, Cooper alluded. any par
titular inifan.e Of dthonorabIe conduit wasim-
puted TO col. Burr or whether there was any
impeichnicrt Of his private character, general
Hamilton would declare to the bef of his recol
lection what pai1cd in thar conversation and
Dir T. Rad to Mr.. Van Nets a paper contain
az the iiibtaecc OF what gen. II. would fay
On that iubieet, which is as follows -
No. vi
General Hamilton laws he carnct ina zine
TO what ar. Cooper may have alluded, unlefs it
were to nyerfatior at Mr.. Taylors in Aba
ny !a.t winter (at which Mr.. Tayiof, he, and
gen. Il were preient.) General Hamilton
rnnof recol!et ditinea. the particulars Of that
converfation 70 Is to undertake to repeat them,
without running the riik Of varying, or omit
ting what might b deemed important ciscum-
fsnccs The exprca:ons are entirely forgotte !,
aud the tpecific ideas inPcrfe6tly remembered,
but to the belt Of bis recollection it coniited Of
comments on the political principles and views
Of col Burr, and the r-lul,s that might BE- ex-
Prctsd from them IN tls event Of his election as
governor, without reference to any particular
ilnitanee Of pat conduit or to private character /"
Alter the delivery of the letter of the 2ad,
a. above mentioned in an other interview with
Mr. Van Nefs he dcircd Mr.. r. 70 give him IN
s0yfiag the fuotiance Of what he had propof.d
on the part Of gen. Hamilton, which Nj. =. did
40 the words following -
No VII.
!" 10 anfwer to letter properly adaotrd 70
obsan from gen. Hamilton declaration wheth-
er ne had charged col. Burr with any particu-
lar iritance Of di.hono.able conduct, or had
impeached his private character, either in The
conversation alluded to by dr.. Cooper. or in a.
ny other particular inaance 10 be fpec;6ed.
tie would be able 70 aniwcr conh!tsntv with
his honor, and the truth. in fubaancs. that ,he
conversation to which dr. Cooper alluded. turn.
ed wholly on political topics, ana did not at !.
tribute to col. Burr any initance Of diihonora-
bic conduct, nor relate TO his private character :
and IN relation to any other LANGUAGE or con err
iation OF general II. which col rsurr will fac
ely. prompt and frank svowal or denial viii
be given.
On the a6th June Nj, P. received rhs fol-
lowing letter: Ne
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No. v
Nec0 1sork, 7une ~, 1904

Necc orr, tunf ~, 1904.
SIR,--Tour frft lct,er, in a ityle too peremp.
tory made demand, in my opinion, unprece-
dcnted and unwarran,abie. MY anfwer, point
ing out the embarrafinent, gave you an oppcr.
tunity to take lefs cxceptionahle courfe lou
have not choien to do it, bur by your laif letter
received this day, containing expreihons ;ndero-
yoas and improper. you have increafcd the diff
cultcs to explanation intrn6cally incident to the
nature of your application.
If by " definite reply" you n,can the di-
rect avowal required in your firit letter, have
no other anlwsr to give, than that which has al
ready been given. If you mean any thing diff
ferent, admitting of greater latitude, it is re-
quite you fhonld explain.
I havs the bonor to BE-,
Sir, yow 4Jsd;eus )syvaN
As'en Barr. En- A. HAMILTON. +
This letter, although dated on the 2ad June,
remained in Mr. P's poGefion until the 2sth,
within which per I'd he had Ieyerai conversations
with Mr.. Y. N. la thctc conversations Mr.. p.
enaeayored to illuitrrtc and enforce the pro-
priety of the ground gen. Hamilton had taken,
Tx p. mentioned TO Mr.. Y. n. IS Tie rsful;
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-07-30

Upon BATS 70 Vague as that which you have
adopted. | trcft on more reflection you will
lee the matter in the fame light with me. /.
net, lean only regret the circumaance and mutt
abide the conIeqaentcs.
Inc Fuollcst'cE otsdcttos Cooper was never
feen By u,ctilI after fhe receipt Of yorr les,ar.
1sSs tie does7,e "a "a
Gel. BYr: - Va. AAMIL TON.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-11-17
51.liunahtr aitn JfaI; Goons
BARTLETT STILL


TIAS For Sale, at his Store, F4fSHIONd8LE 81
4 FALL GOODS, confiiting of-Superfine CALI
Goes Ga Cambrick Din,itics, Oh Canib,irk Mullins
India Book Mullins, India Book Handkls India Null
null Mullins and Handkfs plain and figured, laced
Canbrick Mullins, 9-8 Colorado Mullins Chambray
Mullins of all colours, neweh patterns, Salmon Blue
Yellow, Green, Buff, Pink, and black inbofsd Cam
brick Mullins, damafk and laced Canbrick Shawls,
laced Caps, black and white laced Wells, Spanh
Coafs, 34 and IA laced Haudkfs. Cd laced Shawl.
picnic Gloves, extra long kid and waf Leather Gloves
ttcoon, fix and worried Hoery, coord camel h.ir
Shawls, IA Iriih Linens and Sheetinys, india and
French Luterngs, black and white India Sattins It,.
Ian and Leghorn Silks, London and French lrperne
Cloths hyperion quality Molefkn, Swan,down ard
Ioilinet Velt-Coating, 40 pieces Second Cloths at
81 per cent advance, Paten, Cords and CatIimeres
Bayfes Coatngs, Bearikins, Fcarnaugh.s, Blankets,
Plains, Flsnnels, Bombozeens, Bombozets, Gamblers
and Durants MILD Cloves and Stockings, 9 complca,
fetts Table China, fetts India and French ditto
neat patterns Imperial and Hyfon Teas bcR tribe
ffrong Gun Powder, double and Jingle barrcl'd Guns
fiitols, DreIllng Cafes Portable Writing Deiks PLAY
ing Cards. Writing Paper and Quilts, Morocco Shaw
ing Gales, Bacgamon Tables, Reeves Colours Copy
ing Machines, Surveyors CompaEes and Inltrumen,s
compleat, Baleys Blaeking, WindCor Soap and Hair
Powder, Marking Types and Durable Ink, Ladies
Mahogany Dreliing Cafes comPleat, Gold and Silver
Watches and Clocks, Pearl and 1opas Bracelets and
Ear Rngs-Hardhams Snuff, No. 9-prime Chewing
Tobacco and Scotch Snuf-Ben Spanifh Segars.
~ A liberal difcoun, for Cath will be allowed for
the above articles, with number of others too ted-
GUS to mention. Nov z. If
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-11-17
July Z.

M HEREAS dor6t5 are entertained, 4cbeihcr.
~ tbe corporation Of the city Of Richmond,
ba1e authority 70 04>oint a mathematical jixr-,
1eror, to f'rejsr;be and regulate BIS .!utieJ and
fees; and is alfo Doubted, suketber a Frret Sas
been sqa6H@ed, Communicating .tioas the Sbo..
tafo,y on THE aor.bqrcf .fde Of Sboekcs-t,,rck 70
f6c no'tb-evsP corner Of tie old .ozvn of R;eb-
naond and thence along tbe Joai6 6ou,ssucr Of
iai@ atosvn to TIE /oafb-es,R corner thereof and
thence to Rockets npon tie margin of :te ri.
1rr, or otkerzrjs IN onr eontixscd and d;r.7
eon,Je; and doubts 0Jo ex;R c.vbesIe, .L,r,,s be
any Free. eeabisRed or tire norfI-sve9 6oradoy,
Ct tbe Iaid old tosvn By TIE Mar.tc.-l5oYn; aad !:
be ng deemed expedient t5af jilcb doabts @ouiI 4.
removed, and (aeb free.s none exit lcRaLlln.
ed;
PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, Tint q
Petition from The Prefdent and Commo,, Com,e;,
Of TIE Jad City, aoW be .hyrjinssd TO tie .ert &C..
n.iM 4aDemblv Of this eomnromevsaitb, prny;ne
them TO explain exiting iaevJ, O.. enas M
Others, as may nreR e6Tsf7aaly ob4fafl the led
doubts, sRa6ly1 (ifnscegaryJ ID. Gad Grse.y, an.
authorize fbe experiment ct n jar1efor.
-ANDREW STEPHENSON, C.. C.. C.
o<F0'fr y. (tp6N.l
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-11-17

HE Office Of Snpcvvifur Of the Revenue e.,
4 the DttEiet OF Virgins be!ng discontinued, an.
the nnhnh2ee buineis OF the faid Office transferred 20
me; the Collectors OF me Direa Tax and Internal
Revenue whole accounts have not been Gnally adiut.
ed and paid are hereby informed, that they are cow
reqaeited to call a. my Office, r the eisy cfRichrond,
without delay anu pay the balances due tho United
Sta;es-And thofc whole lands haze been fold in tie
ditria OF Virginia By authority Of an at Of Congrei
OF the United States for or-payinens of the Drea
Tax, may redeem fGch lands, by paying to withn
the time Limited, the principal colts and fees the law
directs.
Asmoit OF the aforementioned lands were fold in
Dec: 1902, the privilege of redemption will continae
until December next.
The money received by me FOR the rede,np .;on Of
the laid lands, will be returned the purehaer h
in'ereit Il the rate OF 20 per cent per the
purchafe money, the day which it may he raid
to me- JOSEPH SCO,Fi.
Marihai V ID
july q ep-t,
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THREE DWELLING HOUSES
20 Re RENTED

TO BE RENTED.
nNE fituate at the foot Of Adams hill, and but
~ inall diftance from the Maiors Hall, lately occu
pied by MIR. Thomas Underwood; on this lot there
is avery good and well eaclefsa ge=Aaa VOL ersx
cellent water and other conveniences
One other fituate in the alley between the freet
leading ShockG warehoufe, and that leading 20
Mayos Bridge, lately occupied by Mr.. John Rob-
bins.
The other fitua;e in the back areet near Harris's
Tobacco mandatory, and the Rock Misunderstanding
large garden well inclofed, and at prefent occupied
by Mr. Henry Tonpkins.
Polelon Of the t~o SRA defsFilb5,ii may be mad
Immediately, and Of the other on the first Of January
next.
Apply to JOSEPH CALICO.
WHO HAS FOR SALE,
light Coaciiee, nearly new, with plated mounted
harnefs, complete for two horfss.
18th Oaober. (eptfl
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5nfurai1re againft Fire.
PbGais Fiye Office, London,
NJ IOD4

Pbaais Fiyt Office, London,
May !, 1904.
He numerous and dchruSiye Fires which have
happened within the period of thetwo lat years,
In different parts Of Europe and America, more par,-
euar IN the towns of Liverpoolin England, Cohen
burg in Sweden, and Norfolk in Virgina,) render il
proper to remind all perfons who polefs property
In the United States of America Of the utility of nr
ance
The Phoenix Office of London is an inititution fIf
hcently known by the very large and important loes
has paid, III conequence of the extenive conaagr-
lions IN the cities and towns of America to fuch uer-
eFs ashavehad the prudence therpreperty by
iniurance.-The Phoenix Company deeply regret that,
OWING to thee xpeue ofieriousand continued loes upo
the tores in the timber towns no aterat-
on nor rendition on fuch ris canbe made at prefent--
but the Directors hope from the ncreale of brick and
itone buildings, and other improvements Of fecrity,
that the period fer diiant when they will be a.
bic generally, to mitigate the of nfurance in
N@rth America; and they confidently prrliine that
the promptitude and honor with which they have uni
formerly fulfilled their extenfve engagements have
unequiyocally eftabhed the foldy, credit aud good
faith of the Company.
The Phoenix Company grant iDfurances upon bull
dngs, goods and fhiPs, Whit in dock or in harbor,
from lofs or damage by fire, upon the noG moderate
and equitable terms and perions deirous of fccur;y
their property by policies from this company are re-
quefed tranmt their orders TO their correpondeo,s
in Great Britain.
Nov. 8. epl6t.
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Will re SOLD.

III PaJjis ri, a zoeba,ia5 B,ea5ss Taoeya in Man.
eLSfer, on Tvslaay f6e III of Dseeoq5ey merit,
$50 acres of LAND,
ALL IN 4v09dJ, and ecbyime qnalify, iyiag IL,
Il ~ C65FryfeHeoaaiy, on TOE royb Ek efi6s Bpelag-
han read, mi og,oi1ig f6' land Of M. Jo1e, Sect,
a6'nf cvea 0'if' '0e bfaofb9Gr,. TIE hyuJ ele 7pi
De one ba ee6, and fSeeIoe 0orfbi credit fer TIE etLey
on givisg 6aai gob ospr1Oed Ssnity. Aay Se,n zei6
igg to P4r5s 7cN hr4oa he IaafE by a6siyiag 10 ~,
J41'e' Paffegsa o, 7yse5 C. B,osos IF hfaaeJoae,.
WIN. GAY.
Buckingham, Nov. 7.
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5rit, Linen anu 3Dhnsira s9sius.

John HENRY has imported in the fl,ip LAroNA,
- captain Thurlton, from Liverpool, few fn,aIl
boxes of well ailorted 4-4,hs IRISH LINEN purcha-
fed in Dublin in July; which, with fine old London
particular MADEIRA WINE, in pipes and half pipes,
he offers for iale OH nodetate terms
Nov. 7, eptf
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NEGRoEs-FoR SALE.

a LIKELY NEGRO WOMAN, aJoaf IS year,
4 a oid, VOi6 ftyee children fsUo Girl IS and
years od and Boy 8. 7bey are nozv Lvue zoi,J
MR.. B,ezoe, IN Rrd5,d county, and nil BE- d Io4e 70,
eee. dppiy 10 he Editor Of TIE Ex2USza, O., Hs
hljeyi5e,.
LAURENCE MUSE.
2espsbqsroei SGT 90. III
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with Boots or Shoes as well as if they were on III.
ipot..-......A-the length of the Boot.C-rourd the
Calf...Bth pitch of dit.o..-D-rourd the reel and
inhep.-E--round the inffep.-.G-acro.s the ball Of
the foot. Fix the heel againf perpendicular, and
flick knife a. the end of the great toe-ict down in
figures the number of inches and quarters in the DIFF
terent meainres. June So ep6m
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FALL GOODS.

NTTLLIAM TEMPLE bas reeei1,ed Ly The
w hip Edavard and Charles, from London,
AN EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF GOODS,
Irritable to the approaching j.ajoa. He expects an
ADDITIONAL SUPPLY,
70 eomp'eat BIS agortmrnf, BY tbe. Eip Sally f-am
London, and Latona from liverpool svhieb be
svW 1jlp2fe ofoa bis ritual io1U terms.
Ssbt. s. EFT