davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-07-12

ed in Egypt the royal guns of the tower
and park, were both employed in firing, in
testimony Of exultation at the assassination !;
it's not necessary to make differences that
are obvious
Truly, this was monstfous and if hr-
ing the pari, and tower guns upon IN
telligence Of the death of an enemy's gene
raj viii prove any thing it must surely prove
th-t the British government has employed
secret agents 10 assaslnale the first consul !!
But least the argument should not strike
every mini Nith equal force, We will en-
deavor to ezelnplif, il by palmer case
Suppose the editor OF the Aurora had been
accused OF ouch an attempt upon the life
Of eonaparte, might We Tot fairly AID
conclusiveig reason rls As to his scru-
Pies about assassination we can very well
recoilect tbut SO little sqeuam!sh was this
moraj edito, hatnot long since be publish
ed the following assassm-like paragraph,
which ran thro nearly all the democratic
papers NTH United States g AAas poor,
France lis there no kind Bratus 10 rid Me
7yorM Of this modern Cesar"
Now which is the stronger proof eta dis
position to assassnate, the publication of
this paragraph in all the goyernmental pa
pers of the country, while We were in state
ofprofound peace with France orthe firing
Of the park and tower guns for the supposed
death of the commander In chief OF a hos
tile army.
While we are upon the subject Of assassi-
nation,we willtake the liberty TO ask the edi-
TOT OF the Aurora, whether he recollects
having said in a certain printing office in
this city, soon after his arrival in the coun-
try that if general Washington had remain
ed another day in town he would have shat
him? (Ga2. Z. S.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-07-12
Jolly n.

RAN AWAY from the Litsle River Turn
pix Company, on Weduel5ay right. the 18TH
OF May lal, Negro man named GABRIEL.
He IS asou' Il years Of age, toier45le black
man, bis bcighs nor cxaaly known, bari, about
a middle fix: aud likely. Il is not recolIce2cd
that be has any particular maks, except that
his mater MF. HarTifon Ftxhugh, from whom
ne was .'ned tor this year by the Company
informs that ke had very pefeeivab!c mark on
enc OF his aacss, occaG, by cut. Its
eSpsft9d he left Sairt.x county With Fox,
negro nan belonging to MIR. John Wafhngton,
and who, II s iappoicd, has gore TO the neigh
bouShood Of Malsox Bridge, in Weamore..
land county. II taken up il this county, Five
Doa,s regard viii be paid, aad if oui of the
county the above reward, On FIGURING him ii
any jli, &c that he may be got again. or on de.
iiyeFy 30
Richard Radcliffe,
Superintendent for tbs L. R. T. Company
July ~, "a.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-07-12
80 g.
BOSTON, July 4.
FROM TIE .NEDITERRANEAN.

Capt, Bruce, who has arrived here from
Sbrahar, in So days, was informed, by
capt. Decatur, of the United States schr.
Lnserprize, then at Gibraltar, that It was
the intention Of Commodore Prebe, TO
lombard Tripoli; and that he was build
ing gun vessels for the purpose. He was
also informed, that 81 gun ship, and two
other British vessels, which he had spoken
Two DAYS previous to his arrival, were des.
tined 10 reinforce Lord Nelson's feet off
louion, to enable him to dispatch squad
soato lombard Algiers.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-07-12

Also schr. Lydia, Chamberlain, frsm
Guadsloupe. Left, 21stof June, schooner
Rover, Abrams, Of Baltimore, in IS days j;
brig Lucy, of Portland, and schooner of
Salem, to sail in 10 days. The brig Ade-
line, Fuslony, OF Baltimore, to sail from
Point Pe.re 2tst Of June, and schooner
Dorchester, Philips, for do. about the
same time from Bassatere. The day TREY
came out was boarded by an English fri
gaze and treated politely. Heard ONO cap
lures
July 9.
Arrived, brig Betsey and Peggy, Hol-
den, DAYS from Savannah.
Also, brig Adeline, I'urIoag, 90 days
from Point Petre, (Guad.) Leis scas-.
Dorchester, PaiilPs, Tor Baltimore IN
days, schr. Racer, Abrams, Of Go. Al the
Mole. July 4. lat. IS, long. 7s, spoke brig
Mountalneer, from St. Croix, bound to
Newly ofk.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-07-12
BALTIMORE. TuIx :.

:. Arrived, schr. Paragon, Jennie, from
ireste, via St. Bartholomew. Sailed
from ST. Bartholomew 10Th Jan. Left
no Baltimore vessels there. Two New
FORK schrs. names unknown, were there !;
And schr. Hiram, of Rhode Island, in ten
says irom Baltimore, or Philadelphia.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-07-12
From the Wezv- Tork Epen,ng Pcs

FROM LfEe 1YScD-I OTR ADCHIItp L eSt.
ARISE, lovely Jalia. arifs
The fo'tit OF daskneis his rapid Aight bends
To the cayerils OF dsa,h, where their horrible
rites
HI: gloomy attendants perform.
The lbadows Ct night dEappear,
No mrc from yon dark frowoing tow'r the dun
And tl;s raven in mythical uniGon- hoaFE,
Give shsir OMNIBUS lcleams 10 the wind.
Arifc, lovely Julia, sr;fe
The dawa of AURORA peeps over the bills,
The m,ts from the mountains are pafiag away,
And the heavy dew cefrs to fall.
The orient f.,srk!cs with god,
The fan from the wave has upi,!;ed lis head,
AID cloudeis he rolls bis bsiant eourlc thro' the
k;es,
To cheer all she world with his fmiles.
Tie lssk fseet'y warb,es around,
His beautiful Pinions he jayinI'y fpteads,
Ard fearing, he hslls the gresi Ruler Of day
Wi.h the long OF conten!ment and love.
TIE breeze iof,Iy wh1pcrs along,
And tofily ihe tofc!, trees wave their call heads
With dew dtops be!psnged The l,seei lpfesi,Ss
Aow'rs,
Breathe delicate fragrance around.
Slowly breaks III: white foam Of the l'a,
Light dancing the fua- beams It's fa,face g3e o'er
The breeze gcnsy rates The iof: fpaskling wave,
Ard its curing top rolls 70 The ihore.
Half yiewleG, ths tail bark appears,
And proudly unfurling her wide iPresdng fails,
O'er ocean's inooh o9iom maj7itic ee moves,
Fading fat from .he lingering eye.
The foal in fweet rapture is loa-
Expanding lis fptiogs to the bill. iul dbo5e:,
Where gratitude Kits the ioft bofom Of love,
Exulling, 10 Hcsve.''s high throne.
Then rife, my fweet Jsia, arifc!
The morning invites you TO picture aud tca,h,
Let your orilons rife OF tie wings of the wind,
To him the great Ruler OF all.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-07-12
PROPOSALS,
Fer Printing b fah:sripiion a comprehensive de-
delciption Of
The Harbour Of St. 7ehn's,

The Island Of Newfoundland.
With the occupation and amulsmen,s Of th- ia-
hahitants; the government and trade of that
irlportsnt Britilh ilsnd concluding with ION.
dry obirvaiions in relation to
The Court Of Vice Admiralty
Eaabiithed there well worthy the attention of
rholc merchants who are lhippers 70 foreiga
markets.
By tsrssa 4vbo reaa,d tbtr three menfbs Of the
last Winter.,
TERNIS-The work lhail be printed On fine
paper, sid on delivery, fnoicnbers to
pay -Four Shiliin9s.
sJe Subscriptions received at this Office.
July II. d
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-07-12
aisraaa.ia Dai|p aeosyttssr,
THURSDAY, july IL.

The schooner Adventure, J. Midnight,
master, was spoken, June TO- lar. 80, 20
long. SO, days from Alexandra, bound
to Barbados.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-07-12
Alexandria, June Is.
TO lATHENATTLAMS.

In the SahoIium to Prop. 27, 3. 1st, Of
the Priuclpls the following theorem is CIV
en- without a demonstration. fla straight
line is drawn through any point given by
position, SO as 20 cut given COMIC section
in TWO points, and the distance Of the inter-
sections is bisected, the locus OF the point
OF dissection will be another comic section Of
the same kind with the former, and having
is axes parallel to the axes OF the former.
-9uery.- The demonstration
A correspondent recommends, as gen
tie and ef1cacious method OF carrying of the
extraordinary quantity Of bile thrown into
the stomach during warm seasons, the dali
ly use of a solution OF tamarinds; two or
three ounces Of which may be mixed with
quart Of cola water and taken at different
draughts during the course Of the forenoon
this is a pleasant beverage keeps the bo-
dy cool, and the bowels in that lax state,
so necessary in hot weather and it has the
advantage over most other purgatives that
It seldom or never occasions sickness at the
stomach, nor does it impair the organs OF
digestion, which the haoitual use OF most
other medicines do. 1t was recommended
to him by West India gentleman, who In
formed laim thar 1t was the usual daily fore
moons drink of the planters in the islands
and that to it was to be attributed the long
continuance of health which on plantatlons
in the interior, many of their people enjoy
ed, SO that he had knowa some of them at.
tain the age ofseventy or eighty years by
living temporarily and using this beverage
daily, who had not experienced moments
indispotition for thirty or forty years.
PaI1a. Paper.
The Aurora has several times proved,
in manner the most satisfactory to itself,
thatthe English government, past all doubt,
has been engaged in conspiracy to pro-
cure the assassination OF Bonaparte. As
some however still AFFECT to doubt, that pa.
per still goes on to demonstrate to demon
stration itself If another proof can be add
ed to those heretofore produced in that pa
per, it may be found in the following para
graph:
6 1t is depravity alone that can doubt the
existence Of the conspiracy [your reassaas,
Jack, your reasons.]-" FOR it is not the
FIRST that has been detected."-[ Indeed!
did hosv does this appears Why thus
6 As to the scruples about assassination we
can very well recollect that, so little squea-
rnish was the saorGl government of Eng
land, that when report was received, in
London that Bonaparte had been assGsi,'at-
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-07-12
Afr. S'nozuden,

When not otherwise employed | attend
to the Improvement of my son, in his Ma
thematical studies, and likeother in search
of truth find many difficulties, among o.
theirs the following If you can admit It a
place in your valuable paper, for the consi-
deration of some mathematical friends,
their answers addressed to you, post paid,
will oblige an old friendto Science, besides
assisting young one in his further pro-
gress.
arm, Sir,
With utmost respect,
Your most bsslent servant,
A Bull DER.
Alexandra, June 2s.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-07-12
4 TRACT OF LAND.

ftuate On liun,iag Greek, in the County Of
Fa'fsx and Commonwealth Of Virginia, within
one mile of The town OF Alexandra, and near 10
the Cameron Mills, shereon major Thomas pyef
now feiies, iuFpoled to contain from fifty to
eighty acres.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-07-12
r NOTICE.

A Meeting Of thc Members OF tie Mutual
AGnraoce Socief> againf Fire On Buildings in
the fate Of Virginia, is rrqusaed on Saturday
evening next, at S O'clock at G,dibi's Hotel,
III order TO appoirs proxy TO teprcfens them at
general meeting TO be held in Richmond on
the 3oh i0e.
July II.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-07-12

en- the fame day vii! be offered fer fae,
The rsfdue Of Jeid Thos. VETS Land,
lying on !he nor'hwef lins OF the patpt OF Carr
and Simpfon, jacent TO the tract before men
toned, not dilpo{ed Of by the laid Thomas Welt
at the time certain mortgages we're made by him
TO Hepburn and Dundas.
Eishard NJ. Scott, e
7. Peyton, e
Amos Alexander, 8
Jolly II. ID.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-07-12
Frsm the Lancaster T0urnal
THE MoDRRK riNsEcIRR.

THE MODERN rINsEcIRR.
HAD Albert the ART Of iam'd Midas of old,
Whole touch, it was fad, would turn Ill things
to gold,
Should oi,e trigate be LOFT we hould want no new
loan;
Nor commerce be pick'd til! Ge's bare as bone !:
But, alas, for our country, it plainly sppears
That Albert, Of Midas, has only lis cars.
BERKSHIRE.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-07-12

A simple fellow not long since, (being
unaccustomed 10 the prevailing fashion) in
walking through the streets, happened to
mistake the trail of a lady's gown for a po-
kethandkerchief. A sailor passing him at
the same time, exclaimed, "blast ysur eyes
y2u Mief, Pit that DOM, the szvaer Of ithas
Just turned The e0rnsr gender, t0zuing itaE
terhers' CO. I. RY.)
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-07-12
PUBLIC SALE OF LANDS.

By virtue Of decree Of the Court Of
The United Sra;es for yhe ifh c:teuit Virginia
diilfia, 10 the fir of Hepburn and Dunaas
sgainR Thomas Wet, 10 cbanceGy--w;Il be
fold en- the pEemiles TO tic highef bidder, at
Public Auc:ior, fox ready money, on Monday
tie aoih Of Assuit Hext, At IL O'Clock a. Nj.
If fax, if not, the next fair day at the fame
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-07-12
NOT ICE.

a Petition win &c pi tented to the next lie.
giRature Of Virginia, praying the eltaoiihmenr
OF Bautb eftbt Bark IF F1gi.ia, and an in
create Of tie c,piisloi the Cad B4k, contiguous
10 tie Town Of Aiexandris.
FAIRFAX, Iu,y II.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-07-11
May 18th, 1904.

RULE-A clear and concife fate Of the cafe OF each
party nau appeal, writ of fuper1edeas, from
decree OF the high court of Chancery or any Dtria
Court in Chancery, from judgment Of the General
Court, any DRri6 Cont in which demurrer, fpe-
eili verdict cafe agreed, demurrer to evidence bill of
exceptions, or point reieryed, hal contribute part of
the record or exhibits in the caue with the PORTS in
lifted on 9ned by his council and printed or fairly
trancribed the exPence whereof al be taxed in the
bill OF colts, ha after the end Of this preent term be
delivered to each Judge, tmeenough before thehearnq
OF the cae & that no error, other than ich as a be
pointed ont, and nfhed in fueh ftatenlent on th.
part OF the plaintiff appellant all be (withou leave
Of the COURT admitted ground for argument on the
hearing of the caue for reveral Of the decree or
judgment fought to be reverted. And that all depoG
tons and exhibits and articles intended to be
relied upon or objected to in the argument, be partcu-
iary noticed in iuch State and recited and reference
thereto in the official copy the record in the caue
made.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-07-11
NNDRFW STEVENSON, c. CHI.


livery new work disqualification of merit
IL is always to be had at WILLIAM PR1cHARp's
BOOK & sTATloNAaY STORE, Richmond, as fooa
as they iue from the northern prees and at the fame
rates as there printed.
; Among the many recent publications of the great
cit uie and celebrity, are the following, viz.
Eicdtt's Journal and HiRory of the Weitern Terri
tory, containing fix accurate Maps of the country
including the Ohio, Mfiifiippi, the Gulph o.
Mexico, the Floridas, sc. &c.
Wiiion's Hfory of the Brtiih Expedition to Egypt,
Demons Travelsin Upper and Lower Egypt, 9 vols.
Barrows Travels in thefnterior and South of Africa
Wittmans Travels in Turkey, Alta, Syria and Egypt,
Parks Travels in Alta, with Rennell's Map,
Staunton's Enibafy to, and Travels in China,
Tookes Life, and Reignof Catharine, Empress of Ruff
fla, 9 vols.
Hayley's Life of William Cowper,
Darwin's Temple of Nature, and his Botanic Garden
Life OF Darwin, by Anna Seward elegant,
Wiliich's Domeitic Encyclopedias, 5 vols
Frieitley's Lectures or Htory and General Policy,
2vols
The Beauties of the Evangelical Magazine, vols
Williams Song of solomon with Commentaries,
Robnions Tranilation of DR.. Saurns Sermons, 6vols
Dickion's Trannaion of Dr.. MaiIellon's Sermons,
vols.
Millions Works with Todd's notes Sc Elegant, vols
The Parents Friend, an uieful Book on Education
vols
Heron's Letters Of Junius elegant, vols
Evans New Milwrights Guide.
The above new works from the bea Preass in
Europe and America, chiefly printed on wove paper,
adorned with Maps and Plates.
Kelly's New Elements of Bookkeeping,
Abbott's Law Of Merchants Ships and Seanien,
Montefore's Commercial and Notarial Precedents
--'s New Commercial Dictionary, Svols,
Boianquet and Puller's Reports vols
M'Nally's Rules of Evidence vols
Jones's Law Of Bailment, by Bamann,
Gritty, on Bills of Exchange and Bank Notes,
MAYORS Natural HiRory with Plates,
Clark, Bracken, TapGn and Whites Farrierys,
The American Muical Mceany,
Modern Novels, Plays, Poems and Periodical Works
81 Mufic, Muiical Inftruments, Plotting Infttu-
ments, STATIONARY of all kinds, for Counting Hou-
ies, public Companies, Banking Houies, &c. large
aflortnsnt of genuine patent MEDICINES, juft re.
ceived
July d. fss.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-07-11
T:tyentp-fpe Csntt Rezuara.

y ANYWAY from my fervice, in the county of
N Louila, about the middle of April laR, an ap-
prentice of mine named BENJAMIN JENKINS.
about years DID, FIVE feet nine or ten inches high of
turdy make and very well grown for his age. His
parents refide in the county of Hanover near the
Merry Oaks, where it probable he is lurking
Any perion who will take the trouble of apprehend.
ing and conveying the ad lad to me- in the county OF
Louiia hall receive theEbovereward bedes what the
law will entite him to-. ROBERT KING.
June 21l 1904
N. B. I do hereby forwarn all perfons from har-
bouring the aid apprentice any manner conceal
ing HIM, to prevent my recovering him again.
r. KING.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-07-11
Mcditezranean Passho,1s.

NOTICE is hereby given, that II has been
L deemed expedient to change the form of
the Mediterranean paGport ifiued to ve!lels of
the United States; that from the sth day of Ju-
~ next, thoie of the new form will be iiiued at
the cuitom houfes to every veiiel, Cor which APP
plcation may be made on compliance with
theterms prelcribed by law and furrendering the
former paaport of which ihe may be pohcned,
If any, in which latter cafe no fees will be requ-
red for the exchange: and that by an arrange
ment agreed upon by the Barbary powers with
whom we are at peace, either the old or the
new form OF pafport will be fuificient to pro-
teet the vefiels of the United States, from cap
ture until the 1T of July 1905, after which the
old form of pafiport will be unavailable and the
new one alone in ufe.
Department of State; ,
Esd of May, 1904.
The printers ftbs iaqv5 effbe United States are
| reqnefed 10 i1Serr tie a6ope IN their Gasettes
tq0iee sVsek far RTE space IF fx months, and t5e
CoiceEorJ cftee elo1lt 10 Keep copies Of it pegd
~ in fbsiro5iess.
| Jane, 2.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-07-11
CITY OF RICHMOND,
IN CoaMox RaLk, Iuly 81, 1904.


TT APPEARING TO TIE Common Hall offbe City Of
l. Richmond, that tbe regulations Of The Trgaec,
Of tbe Fee School in the Eaid city, ba1e been eta
bljbea on liberal and f principles, eubere3y ma
ny poor children ejJofb exes bave reeeizs1 at tie
/aid /cb0oi, jarb advantages in TIE requirements
Of their e6neafionS, as to encourage q frong be-
cftbat great utility 'erW relxlf from a eonfian-
aaee Of the i'.fitu.iOu, @ouid i. rseeiVe a proper
patronage
Reiolved therefore, That TIE Chamberlain Of
this City, and Mfrs. JOHN Robigjon, Samuel
Paine and Samuel PleaantJ, be requejqed and EN-
Pozcerea TO reeeisr E.kytriptions, and the funds
that may BE- /aljeri6ed far the 6eneit eftbe (aid
(eboolj and that it be recommended TO the bu-
name and liberal Inhabitants eJ'tbis city, to raii
BY IlIjeribti0n otber funds for TIE pmoeJe ofeon-
fisaiss tie faid iafitutiOa.
TsRs,
L4NDREW STEVENSON, c. CHI.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-07-11
TOBACCO

now lying in Dymer's Ware Iloufe, will be
fold according to Law
1900, January 1oth--Judith KeIly,marked /. X
No. S, Grois I'LL, Tare III, Nett oe7. 1901
January 9th, do. do. do. No. 10, Grofs 100
fare 113, Nett lo71EJanuary %, William
Digs, marked w. d. No. II, Grofs 1Ie5
Tare 100, Nett Io45-Do. Iohn Brent
marked 1. b. No. 81, Grofs 1893, Tare fg7'
Nett 946--January 80, George Brent mari.
ed G. j. No. IS, Grofs 1870, Tare 14s, Nett
1883. March Is, Spencer George, marked s.
@. No. 43, Grofs 1859, Tare LOG, Nett, o4s
THOMAS HURST, ,
WV. MEREDITH "lesS'rJ'
May lp.-Iawsn.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-07-11
DOCTOR WILSON

as taken Gas temporary refdence) the
4 houfe lately occupied by Doctor AnA,ts' o,no-
NE the Bell Tavern, and intends to combine The
APOTHECARlES BUSINESS with the PRAC-
1iCE OF PHYSiC. He is now opening part. and
eIPet' to receive by the next arrivals from PbIadel
Phia, The balance Of hef and very general fupply
OF MEDICINES, and other articles in the Apo,heea.
RES Line, which will be fold on the lowell terms.
~ ORDERS from the country, Recipes, &c. will BE-
carefully attended to-
June H' (eweml
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-07-11
Foreign intelligence.
49,
IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.
HOUSE or COMMONS.
MONDAY, APsiL 23D, 1904.
MOTION ON THE DEFENCE OF THE
NATION.

NATION.
MR. Fox rofe, and addrened himfelf TO the
Chair in fubftanee as follows :--e' am afraid.
SIR, that ihall find it neceiIary to make fome
preliminary obieryations before | proceed TO
tate my motion to- the Houie on the military
defence Of the country. Thefe preliminary OH
iervationS are rendered necefarv by the con
itruction which ha been mani6efted by the peo.
pie IN iupport of the war.--That great zeal has
undoubtedly been manifefed by all defcriDti.
ons OF perious, is a truth which have great
pleainre to obfcrve ; but the attempt to coparue
ihIS zeal into an appreciation Of the principle OF
the war tlelf, or ofthe conduct of his Maicty's
winters III Involving the country in that war,
is what viii not permit to paf unobftrved :
for It IS not a fair contribution, nor can itbe fip-
ported by any fair rcaioning or found deduct.
on.--The zeal which has been difplayed by the
people of England, is mJft honorable to their
feell'igs; II does not lpring from any approba.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-07-11
WALTER POTTER,
BooKBINDER g STH7IoNER,
MAIN-STREEr, RIcHMoND,

MAIN-STKEET, RIcHMoND,
thankful for the encouragement ne has re
i ceived fnce commencing bufneis, hopes by mis-
itrct attention. and faithful execution of all orders
which he may be favoured with, to merit a further
continuance OF Patronage He has lately received a
freih iuPPy Of STATIONARY, and has now on
hand large ailortnient of BLANK & RULED
BOOKS.
D. Merchants sccorupt BOOKS, ruled to any
pattern, ard BOOK-BINDTNC5 in its yarious branch
es, executed with neatnef, accuracy and difpatch.
June 81. feW6v1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-07-11
MAY OLE. 1901.

RULEThat after the end of this prefent term. al
eaues depending in this Court which iaI be ready for
hearing in puruanee Of the rule of this court made On
the 5th dsy of this prefent month"; Gall unel, good
eaue be ihewn to the contrary, be heard in the fame or
Asr in which they Rand on the docket.
TEsTE, l. BROWN r. r.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-07-11

Richmond LouAtv, JM!e IoCA.
JObn Campbell, compile. } =
AGAINST -
lillian Morgan and Peter =
Northern defts. -
He defendant Morgan not having entered
his appearance and given fecurity accord
ing to the act of AneInbly, and the rules of this
court, and it appearing to the fatisfaeton of the
court that he is not an inhabitant of this fate
on motion of the complainant, by his council,
it is ordered that the faid defendant do appear
here on the frft day OF the next term, and an
fwer the bills of the complainant, and that a
copy of this order be publifhed in fome newt
paper printed in the city of Richmond, for
two months fuccefively, and a copy alto ported
at the front door of the contribute and it is
further ordered that the defendant Northern,
do not pay, convey away or fecrete, the debts
and effects in his hands, due and belonging to
the faid Morgan, until the further order of the.
court, in the premifes.
A copy Teffe.
%, MsCARTY, c. R. c.