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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-09-26

Edinburgh we have noseed, has vitei ,ro ,hc Olaf
gov Theatre. The following account of MS appear
arce there, is from the LAT number Of the London
Monthly Mirror
TuEArss GLASGOW, Tune "a, 1904.
About month ago, theatr'c Il iualmer cam
pain commenced in this place. without any addition
whatever 20 our winter company. Theie with the
exception Of two three individuals are all of the in
ferior ca, which the manager very loon found to his
colt for during the fri fortnight, he had al,noG e.
very night the modification of witneiug " :, beg
carly account of empty boxes" AT the expiration
Of that period the public mott agreeaby iurp.i-
led by an advertisement, intnating thar the young
gentleman, who had for ione time par performed
IN the theatres Of Dublin, Cork, and BelfaR. with
iuoh ferries of ucceis. and drew fch crouded and o.
ver1iowng houies, as 70 acquire the appeiiaton of
the YOUNG RoscIUs, was engaged for few nights
at tins theatre. Public ourioity could not now re-
main long fi'nt, and numbers hockcd TO the theatre
with an eagerneis hitherto unexa,pled in the annals
OF Giaigcw theatrical exhibitions Their expeG,ati-
ons were certainly gratfied; for young Of more
deierving merit has rarely made his appearance on
our boards.-Hs language is in general chaite, free
from every provinciaty, and his action is fprited
and Judicious. His dimuntve fze is perhaps, little
againt him, in the opinion OF fone but candid cri-
tic mt allow, that that defect is completely loft fight
OF in the high abilities he dplays in every character
he has attempted. When here, he performed Doug
iHs "oheo' fiHIeV, frederick, ancred, Eolla, and
Richard III. but the character in which he ieerned to
give mott iatisfaction, that of Frederick in Lo-
vers' Vows more ehahe and excellent perform
ance has ieldom been wtneiled in this city and in
the tcene Where he makes himfe!f known to his IA
Their, almot every eye in the houfe was bathed in
tears He took his farewell of the Glafgow audience,
At his benefit, on WedneIday lat, in Oman, in the
tragedy of Cara, in which character he ACQUITTED him
ief highly TO the fatsfa9ion of the mott crouded
houie ieen here eie many years, and greatly to the
regret of the amateurs of the drama.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-09-26
MISCELLANEOUS.
LITERARY NOTICE.

we have been highly grati6ed, by a curforv
perlli, of production, which has iu(t made it's
appearance in Bottom, under the title of.s |. ct
tsrs from London, written during the wears
1902 and lsos.-By HIKau .fuR;n. ''-The
following is the PREDATORY Advertisement of the
Author; and we venture to allure our Readers,
that he has fully performed all he has ,,roini-
fed.
Theft. Letters were written during 4 ref
dcnce in London, and addref1d TO friend in
Maiachuietts. The writer has endeavoured TO
blend amu!ement with information. and has at
tempted to ikctch both national and individual
character; with vocational outlines Of the fate
OF iociety in that intereitine country. The fire.
Guent alluiion to the United States, bv way OF
conparif6n, while it adds variety, he trufts will
take nothing from the mpartiaty of the work
The public will Judge"
1'heie Letters contain 4 valuable and well di-
sefed MATS of information rsipe6ting the fate
of tociety, the manners and national character
OF England. The Author is evidently pupil
III the tchool of Hilton, HARRINGTON, Sid.fr and
US!NsiHcton; yet he has pourtraved the political
ftnation of that country, with an impartial
hand, though in glowing and animated colours.
He has interpreted many amulng anecdotes and
examples of nationality, which, like the random
fketches OF the Cartoons of Raphael, often give
a more impreiiive idea of real life, than the mott
labored picture. He has introduced among the
portraitures OF GO acknowledgements" intereft
ing descriptions of the perlons and manners of
Fox, PIT, WTndbam, Br@ine, Gibbs, Ga-roz,,
G0dev;n, Roleott, Hoierot, Sc. With theft
three lat, he WIS in company ut the houft of
Mr.. Gcdzciu. The file of the letters we think
far above mediocrity. 1t has much Of the viva
city, and all the purity of Moore and Byyfoys.
In defcrihnc the characteristic excellencies of
the feveral Orators and Lawyers, Mr.. AuRiu has
dfplayed all the discriminating tafte and all the
animated fpirit, which mark the 70 celebrated
Letters of the CO Brit;@ Soy"
We are not fearful of lavifhing immoderate
praife on the productions; nor do we doubt, that
the public will fanction our opinion. We think
the writer has done bonour to his Country: and
nope his Country will 60 delight to honour" him.
We earnefe'y recommend his work to the pa
tronage of the public; we venture to promifs to
all pleature from the pcru!ai.
At prefent, we NUT content ourfalves with
this imperfect notice of a performance, which
We are confident, mutt foon become popular.
We are promi!ed, however, that, in fhort time,
more ample iuftice will be done it, in Review
from the hand of a judicicus and ingenious
friend, who is well calculated for the talk.
When we are able to prefent this critique to the
public, we ilall accompany it with fuficient
extracts, to give an idea of the writer's file and
manner MAJ. -Egi5.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-09-26
TRADE WITH Sir. DoMINco.

In ipre OF the proclamation of the Governor
General OF Guadaloupe, the American mer-
chants continue TO carry on trade With ;hs me-
groes of this I1and. Equpt with arms, thew
even attempt to reiift the legally commiGioned
cruiiers of the French government, whof. obieei
1t is to carry them into fome neighbouring port
for adjudication. When the fact has been fulfil
cIenty authenticated that they have really carri-
ed on this traffic with the rebels, their ve1cl
ana cargo have never efcaped conlilcation.
late account from Point Petre in Guadaloune.
has even informed us, that the officers of three
armed American velIels have been tried forpira-
cy, and fentenced to death. Have they
right to conffcate this property Have they
right to put thefe American citizens TO death
heic are two queftions of comfortable impor-
lance.
The citizens Ofth's country, can as vet conf
der st. Domingo POLITICALLY fpeasing) in 10
other light than rs part Of France. The rela-
tons, IN which any individual Of country
itaudS TO thofe of another r, can be no other than
the relations which his own government has e.
tabIlihcd for him. If his government declares
We dEanh country, be canuot he at peace
with 't. II makes peace, be cannot be II
war. lie continues or lufpcnds his trade with
It, according rs his g0UcrHme1f ihail declare
that the trade is either open or interrupted. In
tact, he has no other relations To- IL, than thote
which his own government has already chaIkcd
out. This power is involved in the very de-
hnitiOn OF governmeut.-Bl the American
government has not aS yet recognized the new
government OF 50. Domingo. II has moi, there
tore, recognized the right of ST. Domingo 90 re-
eul1te rs own trade. II has not cOnieutcd To-
protect rs citizens IN tho trade, or to indem-
nfy them ~ iomc way or other, fhOuid this
trade be interrupted. Oar government cOnie-
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His Excellency
Patrick Henry.
WASHINGTON TAVERN.

HE Jn6tcriber has TAKEN n Azje oftbi5 tene-
4 r7e0t far a namJr IF yegrl, and has put il in q
state Of reoay 7ejieb redr. it not inry any in fBl
City, B9fis tie Tavern he bas asfasbed B1l;ap5, ggeH
calculated 70 aeeeanopie s zvbo aaeops Of greater
pri0oey fba1 faV1n yrai.y G8orA5. IIgf tea-meqts
@di9i7 TIE 1r6e qGaT and are 7Uibr bnq6d wards
9e CaPfoA TJy hass deided@9aafcge, oqer any of6er
bolfs Il. Ibis City, zrb red7 to pure air and sxeAr.
T"atc, He bai GOOD STABLES and a eOaGlnt Eabsly of
the bf Fo2AcE. HeteHaers bis ,-1es 10 bis frndi and
tie abis, end aDnres bem that nnozt gaming, nor
any otbr Prafe zObieb might, any agree, baye feu-
dney 70 d'oy the 9eaee IF bis bo, zOM evsr be permit
tod
E.DV-APD HALLAEL
RieLmond September 90.
N. b. Abom THRIFT MEMBERS of The mex, dsszx.
BIZ may be gUH aeeOmMOdafed IF zvJom cgbteen bavs
ALREADY engaged E. H.
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.ouentIy, fill conliiers ST. Domingo as IN appen-
dage ofFrance, and 10 ALTO mu9 our citizens.
They muS carry on this trade in thi: prcciic.
way w!Iich the French guvyrumrnt hall permit
That intercoure would dcDead upon our treaty
with France, fist. Domingo was not in Gate
OF rebellion. Being in this fae, the French go
vernment rs fo far exonerated from the obligati-
onS ofthe treaty. BY the law Of ndton9, tate
has certainly right to fufpend the treaty in fuch
cafe. II has right to make every effort to
recover its own pofeiions for the treaty it
FELT would be nusatory, if this effort was not
made. The obvious conciuiion is, that the A.
merican merchant has no reiourcc if he loie his
property IN this trade: he cannot feek It from
the French government, for he violates one of
tber rights; nor from his own government, be-
cauie it has not affirmed the responsibility.
How farther doesthisright of theFrench govern
ment extend ? Does it extend to the Hves alto
OF the ieanlen employed in the trade
The Sd Number OF" THE MINERVA; or, Lady's
and Gentleman's Magazine" re PIN ard H.,
execution IF this paper, baVe many ,eaSas to agur He
~af frosGgg faee5i. Lrdseadenfy Of TIE cfoyts gfbe
Ediar5, TIE dgrer IF heir GeeG vVW dcSend npon tie
encouragement z06ie6 hy yseeiVr. TIE irsyrqjt Of tie
Tar6sr efbir JiJe,s 7oiI be ;adaeenent for
aT Curious and iatcriiag eommnaieaoss 7rW Contribute
a@ofIer My my not tie female pen contribute TO TIE
6saHty Of SOo,k peculiarly dsofei to faraie nsrovs
neni Ia .s IF tie 4abomeian do17yine, womEw GER
fainiy huve J5uis and m7 generally tbGt fine yfhhty
Of tie heart, zvbieb 9ires tie be7vtsLag Tel, tbs cap
tiVafing So4g, or tie folJS.d Ely.
The Sweepftake purfe of 5000 dollars, run
for over the Broad Rock courfe, on Mon
day laf, was won By Mr.. Ball's fonel horfe
Florizel, as follows:
Mr. Balls f. h. Florizel 1 l.
Mr.. Mofby's b. m. Amanda 9.
MIR. Selden's b. m. Lavinia dR
Mr.. Tayloe's b. h. Top Gallant diR.
The Jockey Club Purfe of 400 dollars, run
for over the fame courfe yeherday, was won BY
Mr.. WylIie's grey horle Maik.
MIR. Wyllie'e g. h. Max, 1 /
MIR. Wlk's h. Virg. Snap Dragon, dyuzvn.
Mr.. Moiby's b. h. Diggery, 8 din.
Mr.. Tayloe's b. h. Snap Dragon,
D!ED-Oa ne 1873 inn, at CoLbJam, tie feat Of bis
itfer, David Rofs Ell. William Ros, En-. Of Mount
Ida His Wrs long, anil Darfd b. ibat isvefr,aie
95eia1.y bssahia, 10 bis dIj;aj:.
In RE 0a,ions dbayfnents Of 6e;al and do1vs7ie Ef-
as 6g6and, Jar, 6yof6er, fis7d and neigGbour,
be fRea, 70 their ptnsf limit, TIE Duties of bis Gatioa
By afog0Le zsilovy, By parents, BY reativ-5 firdr
and "eg56o"r', bis gt' is, biee n9 iagLy piore aa
!ong yUW be rsgretfeA
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Il GREAT RARnALv

TIE l'gjiyibe,s a,s atboyjttfo EH BY 5riyafe EL,
mEhrHhoz. era il mt fIaoIt9 efby tie 6road
Hod,y IN De.,sbsy afag, zfiE a ij,fAy, 1T be Earl,
TruoD, hHe CITY II Rirbmsoi peh,1ay :, G3ol or5s.
lneov, 7odb1nf cyre Ey .aE be e,oi.ty oIo ,llgstt
fRACT or LAWD, continuing lO8O aly4, ia SsoiEi-
Da0ia eopaij, 7pijn f7pay e,is oTT-or'rl 1ly~ ~.
irs3 i community fso7oa by tie eqve II Cyahy ART nh
ioiet nc hmh ef Jain keqa-r, JoL4 dTfiH, Ttsma
Joia4, aaf aht~r TIr vs'.fy IT, fjaf b,yf assyes IRE
i1.rn II fri,yieLG4,p.
PRDSSEP e. 'HoNCURE, WINS.
HDfaty 22. I2t,vff1
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EDWARD HALLAM.
MEG TION AIRY.

4 LEXANDER PLAINEVILLE rrIbe7fly,
ae7aai1S the pp6ie in general, and tie tiisoas of
Richmond and It's negbberJood in b7,tea, BGt be las
commenced tie CONFECTION4R1' and COPDTiL
DISTILLING BUSINESS in The G,5et boajt nest
dooy belo7r Nh. Samuel PlaC,ts heck fore, lat " osi-
9ied by Mr.. Jaeob Hb-afoa...7obeye be 7yW eoIRagy
Keep FIR lair esry article in bis line of BuueI sa,.
kayiy CORDIALS and PPESERTES,C IKES s..
~ 0,ir5 from be country quU be eac.fa4, and
bro0i5fiy ersepteG eNIsf
September g.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-09-26

= IL oayelJ baviqy ritiUl5 on fbe fRqfs If
IoL P5Hib P1d.efs8 dec. qUbefker fsng1d
m fy'unif te7fJafl, or tif r-lborfbilfr var Shrrg
" King - Ogerg SorDtr are regAe6td 10 byisg
fbs r7rfeNo5 9tfleir rep 7fsr cigiwF b-f1re Ibs-
mas Chgiborgs Rama, rrhfNg az Euy g. Dneg,
c1UrfbgHF, (f0gUtsjr management f5- lfread
.Hafr las ban r5R6d,d/ u otdrr fbaf s,s-.b,g.
-lpiwe0laraf. spiib ~. .irmari mn - i,,g,tt.
0ir.y made ~
EDFdRD mn 0du'-.
.yiib fbs -giH aYls-v-.L
SI'i. 10 (fSl7u.J
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"A letter from Lo'ion of the 18th July, mention,
thu, the ieeonG inttaiere OF Awards under the 9Th
AIT. OF the Treaty with Aanst:cs, would be paid on
the 10th and 25th OF that month"; W Z. Mr..
hGv.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-09-26

Within a few days PaG, ieveral bacl: women have
been detected at Bottom in entering dwelling houles
daring the evening, and attempting plfer there
t,om linen and other articles of coathing
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-09-26
SUPER-ROYAL PAPER.

L7OR Etl, far can, or note ut so oay,,
\ so RAM SUPER-RO1-4L PRINTING PA-
PR, IF q goos quality
RITCH{IE y WORSLFr.
Sctf775-, &C.
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TnEATR1caG PHENoMzNoN
The furprihnC boy Whole performance On the prnci-
pal tages OF Ireland and whole Aaerug reception q
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ENQUIRER.
RICHMOND :.

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER e6, 1904.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-09-26

DiED--At Paris Mr.. Nauchc Prefd-r, of the
Galvauic lociety lie fell victim to his thirG for
the licences being burnt death BY bottle of pho!
Phorus which Re uIed for his experiments
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Ramiltgn's Elixir.

A fovereigu remedy for Colds, Obainate
Cough'. Aahnll Sore rhroatJ and appro4eh-
ing Cos'ump,ions
TO Parent. who may have ehildren aG,iaad with
The Hopping CoNg6.
This difcovery 10 Of ,h- firt magnitude, as il
affords immediate relief, ch=cks she prosr.fs,
aud in a ciort time en;i;e'Y removes the inof1
cruel diforder to which children are liable The
E.ixe is 70 perfectly agreeable, and the doe 10
small, that difficulty srfss in taking it.
From LUTHER MARIAN, efq. attorney ge
neral Of the fate Of Maryaud
GENTLEMEN---I comply with yorr requel in
Rating my opinion OF Hamiiton's Elixir. Il has
been uled in my family Tor two three years
pah with uniform fuecefsy whenever Gods
coughs. or inilar complaints have rendered medic
cine neeeaary. | have ryfe.f ionnd If IN excel
lent and agreeable remedy for very painful and
srou5lcioms Affection of the bres6. accompanied
with forenef,, and with obarua:d aid diEiculs
breathing
On thefe accounts, do not heGtat- TO recom-
mend tIau,i!ton 5 Elixir az valuable medicine,
and dsiciVlng public attention.
LII Their MARTIN.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-27
T'be Gen9ine Perfan Lot:on.

So celebrated among tire faG,ionabis through
ous Europe, as an Invaluable colue,ie, periealy
Ionoe ne aoj fs'e, free from corrofoe and repel.
lent minerals (thc BATS o! OTTER lotion) and Of VA
psrallelcd c!iieaey in preventing and removing
bIsmithe, 10 the ace and Kin, Of every kind -
particularly freekles, pimpIes, nGamnstory red.
nefs, fcuris, tetter', ring worms, Cnn burns.
prickIy heat. &e.--Thc Perf,n L,,ioa ope-,tcs
mildly, w,thou, impeding that natural, infedlblc
pevfpira,ion, which is egsnfil 20 health vet its
tdea' arc 'pecdy and permanent, rendering the
Rim dc.icately io't and dear irproviag the com
Plsxion, asd rslt0fing shs Slcon Ct yoath--ns .
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-27
TIE 9ossreiga Ointmeui fer the Iii.

TIE SoVsreign Ointment fer the LIB,
Which i, warranted aa intaliibe remedy 4, one
ratification, and may be d!ed with tn, moa per-
iect iaiety by pregnant woman. or on an infant
wsts OLD nat contain particle ct rnercury, CO
any dangerous Ingredients whatever ; and l. no1
accompanied wild. thae tormen,ing fonatt winch
attends the exhibition Q! etheJ remedies.
For ths euce o! Certain dep,orable N4aIady,
The Indian Hegeta5ie Specific.
The Medicines prepared By Richard Lee.
have been in high eRimatioa and gsneral uie
throughout the Un..ed States, 70. upwards Of tx
years. many of them are Caid tor lcf, than thc
drugs OF ~h'co they are compounded could be
pu-ehaled At ! retail Gore
II Is 80 ineoHfdersble evidence of their utility.
that during the above period numerous imilati .
ona o every Article (the production oil ignorance
and ine%peri.pee, urged by envy and perjury
nave intruded On the public, feen day and then
refi!hcd o'i,ers now fuccc sded ,her., which 10
like n'@oner are faa defending to the tomb Of
the Clpui"ts," while our remedies hscome moro
generally uied and acquire daily aeesfisn OF
wen canned celebrity
To prevent the ini?o!sion Of WORTHLESS or dan
gsr"u' prtp@-ationsy pu:chAglrs arc requcGed 70
remem1cT, that an engraved label, with the Gg
nature OF Richzrd Lss's Ito couuterfcit which
ieloayl is asiEld to each o; his gcnuin. medicines
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\ y ] | L 4.

. ONE mouths ago, gave my bond With securi
10y, 10 ms Cornelius iiu.S, as agent for James
Garnet only surviving ass ynee of John Edis A
Bankrupt and ninistcator of The said John Ell
ms and William Nichols surviving partner OF i
mercantile house, under the firm Of Nichols and
WIsou"-for 6 623 ISs. payable TO the sand
Buck as agent, on the 10Th day Of y ove,rber next
:, being the consid ration Tor 80 lots since tho,
tire ava attachment has issued from The Court Ct
ChIncery Tor The Richmond district, proEil..iny
ne from paving aud 1fr Buc< from receiving any
none om account of the said persons. TINS no.
''ce Is therefore intended as acaution 70 pcopeno,
10 take an assignment Of SAID b1nt I.r,ay rro.
badly preveng mistake on the part o. h!r Buck
and others. 1As.NOWLAND
ec,a5sr 9.5. t3O4. r.
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HAL.iLTON's
Grand RCRorafipe,

Ia recommended "A an invaluable medicine for
the fpeeiy relief and permanent cure 81 the vati-
QUE complains which refult from difipated ues
fures-iuvene indiicretions-reli dence in Il mares
unfavourabe 60 the contribution immodc.
Tass ufe Of tea--frequent intokeation, or any o.
cher deftruaive intcm peranes the un2ilful or
eKteniive nie % ms,oury--the dfcales poculiar
to females a: certain period OF Iile-bsd lyings
in, &C.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-27

= acknowledgements, nor e.rcceainr e0xare
'H!c:'y;h, ere inserted IL. tbs haher for seuca
fy-ft0r GEMS the. FIRST time three doLrrs for
ihrec 'Oeeks g ti"rcs)-; aad far eUerr a9Gf.
f'"'1t'''scrff2n thirty-thrcc cents. Long oaes
mite "G"ie Isro!lortion-xnieSS stcciak con.
racs Be al14t IN the ucon..
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NOTICE.

'HAI / shall on Saturday the third dav Of
November next. az the residence Of Captain
Thomas Boothe near the Bason Of the Canal in
this cry, proceed 10 expose q sale an The Per.
sonai Estate Of Robert Syduor, dec. consisting Of
H0nSe/lOH and Kitchen Furniture !;
Also, female SLAVE abou, "a years old.
For az purchases Indcr ten dollars ready no
ney will be required. and for all above tha, sum.
three months credit viii be allowed. on giving
bond with approved security. The slave viii be
sold on six months credit All persons h1vin--
claims against the said estate arc desired 20 bring
them forward without delay, duly authenticated ;
and those who are indebted viii please DISCHARGE
the same. LUCY SYDNOR. Adn'x.
of Robsr Sydnor, dec
Richmond, Odd OAobev. 1904
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The Rs/ioratius Pozo&Sr far fbs
Teeth ani Guns.

HAYN's GENUINE EYE WATER,
iovergn remedy for all difcaSes of the eyes
whether che eH-d be natural weaknef, or OF sci
deot, tPeedi!y removing inflammation, d.nuai-
ons OF Eaeum ,-dulInefs, itching and films on the
eyes never falling TO cure thofe m,ltdie, which
frequently tucees3 the fni'l pox, mails and Re- .
vers' and wonderfully strengthening to weak
ushe' Hundreds have exPercae d it. excellent
WRITES when oeariy deprived o! igh;.
9oOfb- Dfcbs Drab5,
Inc only rsniesy yet discovered, which gives
immediate AMI iAins relief in the u,oa icvere in
hances.
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Z 00fb- Icbe Drsbs.
Tbs Aa0dyns Elixir,
For the sure o! every kind og head ache.
1bs Dam4a Lip-Salvs.

LafaMble Hgus and Fever Dr0ts,
Foe the cure OF A2oes Remittaft and intcrmis-
tant Fevers
1houfands can tetti:y their being cured by
theie dr9p7 alter the hack aud every other Med
cine has PROVED ineFe3 ual no, orc in = hundred
has had occ-lcn to take .nose than ole, and NUN
bers ner halt . bottle.
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Advertisement.

NHE partnership Of CARR e KEr, by rr,u.
J. tual consent Is dissolved All persons IN
debted 10 said firm requested 20 make speedy
payment-and all those wis are creditors Of the
same, are requested to come forward immediately.
g.HD.NIS CfRR.
CONN KET
let O1ober. 1907. q
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7 a MILY BIRL M.

"a ~ - - - - lie
DEasovsho'Aing subscriptions 70 Inc 4th clifton
Of CAREY's FAMILY BIBLE, are inform
ed tat the books are ready foy delivery at =. Plea
SANS Bookstore, Richmond. Unless applied
fi'r within two month"; they will be returned TO
ue puo.isASr wit
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-27
Washin gton .Tavern.

Tue subscriber has taken lease Of this tene.
nest for term of years, and has put il in
state Of repair which renders not inferior to any
~ this city. Besides the Tavern nc has detach-
II buildings well calculated 90 accommodate those
who are desirous OF greater privacy than tavern
usually affords. These tercmeuts adjoin the pub
lie square. aul ave within two bundled yatls Of
the Capitol They have decided advantage o.
yer any Other houses in this city. with respect TO
pure air and excellent water lie has good STA
bles AMI a constant supply of the hest Forage. 49,
lie tenders his services 10 his friends aud the
pablo. and assures them, that no uuiawfu, gam.
iHg. nor any other practice which might, IN any
degree, have a tendency 10 destroy the peace Of
ms house, viii ever he permitted.
EDW.dRD HILL.aJL.
Richmond. September 22d, 1SOf.
" =. hbou; ,liiity Members Of the next As
semb'y may be well accommodated, Of whom
eighteen have already engaged Ell
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-27

Mr. Bailey has set out an orchard for me.
which tGink is done in superior manner to anv
ever saw. ~dtN Ro CL,-;s.-~y
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-27
H7hn's true and genuine
CpYuiaH Corn Platter,

An infs,iib!c remedy To- ecrr,, fpecdily renov.
ing chem, root and branch without giving pain.