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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-03-24


Together with MEMOIRS of The LIFE and
WRITINGS Of the AUTHOR.
No book could be offered, which stands IN less
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he history 1T the long and interesting period
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Ilwilibe enriched with Two " oic sheet Maps
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A Proclamation.

u authority Of the President of the United
~ States, q reward of 500 dollars ia hereby of
fered toany person or persons. who shall appYe-
bend aud secure Ia some Jail w;s!,in the United
states or deliver 70 the commanding olicer OF any
military pos within The Umced States, or irs ter.
ritories, JAMES WOODS. charged with the
murder ola Cherokee Indian, in Buncornh county
IN the tate OF North Carolina on or alb ,u me Il
day OF January last-Sali Woods is about thirty
two or thirty three years OF age, 1--we teet nine or
ten inches in height, is stout aud well made, has
thick sandy hair and beard. and fair complexion,
has At times worked AZ the silver-smith's trade
and has left wife at Pigeon settlement, near
where the murder w'Ss csmmit;ed.
Given the War Ofice, City OF Washing
ton, the lss day It March, 1894
4w r DEARBORN. SEER ot Var.
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Mother Of Daughters.
II. An aid.cssto the newly married Lady.
III. Some important hints 10 the Midwife.
Nv. An essay en- thc management and common
diseases @! Children
By SAMUEL K. JENNINGS.
The ti,le and heads CT this work are considera-
bly, expressive OF its nature and design Each
part contains moral reflections adapted 20 the cha
rate FOR which ihe> are intended; but they com
pos ~ the whole, neiical book Of such sort as
,6cessary interests ever; family. The plan is
eorduEtel with al psso.ble simpIicity and plain
ress, and viii Gc found very great convenience
TO the Ladies'.
Itwilbe printed on neat plain Type, and good
PAPER, and il is supposed will contain two nun
dred and forty page Of a dIcIccino size.
The price to subscribers, Il neatly bound, will
b. 6s, if in boards, is Cd.
So soon as the work is finished the subscribers
may apply TO Mr. Nicolson, and others With
whom heymay make their subscriptions. Who on
receiving payment, will deliver to them their
books.
a nurs6e, Of copies will be deposited with Mr.
Samuel p.easauls and other book sellers; from
whom the public may ~ supplied
The au,lior Eaters himself that his work win
be found = very useful one Having submitted
his manuscripts the inspc 0ion otseveva resped-
able and juGicious mon he Is 2ursfod ven
turc ,hs publication IN favor of himself. lie ~
well aware. that he composition may I've cacuia'-
cd Cor usefulness, and ei for want Of bc.'g push
co lorv arr into PEE u, notice, il may IL dormant
o. he bool..sciler's shelf As his cherdesign was
to be bene6cia 10 hIs fellow citizens. he deter
mined TO spare no pains which may ~ necessary
70 circulate his h0cksi and they will therefore
probably be offered Cor sale ~ most Of the court
houses Of rhe upper counties Of the state of Vrgi
MIA lie thanks the patriotic gentlemen Of N,
twa houses of itgisIat'on, who gave him friendly
encouragement and calculates on their influence
tn their respe tV. counties, faI as the merit of
the performance may deserve their aid
SAMUEL X. JENNINGS.
February s, 1904. 3m
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1 NE subscriber according to a Former aCiver-
= tisement. now gives notice. that on Saturcla,
the lith day OF April next. 1t 10 o'clock, on the
premises, he will offer TO public SALE
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-03-24
BY Authority.
Scheme Of q Lottery.
To BUILD AN AcAp&My IN THE CRY OF
RICHMoND.

1 Prize--last drawn ticket, having
blank 10 its number, .
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TWhN1Y D0LLfRS REIElRD.


- UN away from the subscriber on Saturday
= the i9th of February 1854 "a dark mulalto
man called BILLY, - o. Is years Of age s
feet 6 or ischcs high, has thick head OF hair,
which ne combs up, and li.te inolinabe TO be bow
legged is very polite and convctsant, aud no boubt
viii attempt 10 pass as a free man; Ie is good
wai,er and an excellent hosder, the latter occupa-
ton he rs very fond Of / have reason 20 believe
he vii make for the county Of Fauquier, having
a brotherm that county the property Of Mr. Pick
cts lis dress consisted Of a round blue j1cket,
with blue and drab pautaloonS, pair o; b1ots
and leather hat, and carried Of other clothes.
/ will give the above rewar5 to any person who
viii denver him to me IN Hanover county near
Newcastle, or secure him in Jail so that get him
again. An masters of vessels and others arc
for-warncd from carrying him out of the SKATE on
their peril.
THOMAS BLAKEY.
Feb. 81, 1904.
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Juvenile instruction.

T1HE Senior Class in !. Ozi'yic's school have
j commenced the study Of Criticism. Ethics
and Met ,phssi,s: an anal, SIS Of the principles
of Political Economy and Govern rea wal con.
clude his part Of the colre. Young men who
have noe hal an opp7uuh.5 Of studying these
branches OF sclenc (of I'D others the NOS in
por,ant 20 su,h a. aspire u er2r, lcys or poti-
cal eniuenee,j vii. probably find the manner in
which they are taugot in this school pe,uliarn
calculated TO facilitate and expedite heir pro-
gress. The senior class is u, present comf 'sed
Of seven cen Young men bur as ] .. corlmuui.
sates u. ru@iou on these subied, ep,ite,y thro'
the medium f Lectures. G ,Ht or ter ad ii-ioaaI
students, would extend his wlit. and cncrease
his emour MS. without imposing upon him
much more labor han nc az present und-rg1es.
Richranul Nf.-ch OH. l.lA
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9t,eS 1T aucttau.

VETH-L BE SOLD by the fubfcribers, at the late
w dwelling houie of d. M Randolph, Eiq. on
Friday te i4tii variety OF valuable FiouhoId
aud Kitchen FURNITURE; among winch are, Goa.s
ta.hioGable and iubfantal Plate, lately imported
mahogany tables, foe board and baton nands of flu
perior quality; well aforied collection of the mott
ueiul kitchen furnture fets and parts Of iets of
Die and tea China, &c. &c. &c &c.
Aho-A very large fuperb Carpet, and very fu-
Perior Time Piece.
2e'ngJ q f1e--Call for all fums of so dollars and
under over that fun credit Of 90 and 20 days viii
be given. The fale will commence at o'clock. in
the mean time, ladies and gentlemen respectfully
invited to view the articles expectation of which,
attendance by the proprietor viii be gwen every
morning until II o'clock.
THOMAS TAYLOR, 6; Co.
daE7i9..ers.
Dec. S, 1904. (ep.dC
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THREE DWELLING HOUSES
TO BE RENTED.

NE iituate at the font of Adams HILL and but a
- in1ail tiisanle from the Nations Hal lately occu-
pied by Mr. Iioa,:o Underwood; o., this lot there
is very good aud veil encloied garden, wei of es-
ceiieIt water anu other conveniencts. t.t e.
One other iiti.te i'll the alley between.the nreet
leading TO Siocko; wafehouie, and thac leading to
Mayo's Bridge, lately occupied by MIR. John Rob
bins.
he o;her iituate in the back nreet near Harris's
Tobacco mandatory, and the Rock andiig--laving
large garden well incoied, and preient occupied
BY MIR. Henry 1ompkins.
Polieion of the two frf defcribed may be had
immediately, ard of the other on the rot Of January
next.
Apply TO JOSEPH CALICO.
WHO HAS FOR SALE,
4 light Coachee, nearly new, with plated mounted
harueis, complete for two hUries.
rjth October (eptfA
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WASHINGTON TAVERN.

he gn65eri5er bG5 taken a IeaE offbiS time
A m-0t far a Ha,76sr # yslrs, anil bus mt IL ir d
5i'ff Of rsPair 7ebeb ,eays not irioy TO aav in Mi
City, Bgiacs tie 7aoeyA be bar dfqe5ai by;L{yg, anil
e0'e"'4dio oseo1Yoafs t5g gJo are aaxou o5g,eafe,
fra9ey ~7n fsseyH gilrliy qf5,ds. TBels fsaeseaf
aesi1 ne PDb gsSs, and 7tibiq fgy, bgrGyelyayA
thf C4SioL 1by 5ave dsistiadvaaiaget oyey any oi,
5or q" t1if Ciy, gcb rJbea 10 pine air and eseeiieq
fe"sr lie b0, eooD STABLES anu a eoaGoaf G9biy Of
TEE 6y F'SAjE HstanAfs sJIrDees 70 hi, fJieaa ana
ne '19e' and agrfJ e1 fbst no Saa7g/mganisg, no,
aag clio, 6ratisr vvjhb 7gji in aay Ac,ce b,g> . ~,
'eay 10 A!,cy hr Ys1ee gfJb Logf zgH eve, ss 8e,u
feG
EDWARD HALLAIM
RibnoaA, SfPfam6cy 20.
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THOMAS cou&t NEY-r4rlo1:

VERY respectfully bees p.r,nirion 70 4cqu.int tn,
pubic, thar ne iill continues TO occupy IL,
hoaie on the htAn-itreet oppclite the Bank aud i'm
mediately above Mr.. Daris's Printing Office Il.
tenders his mott grateful acknowledgements 10 thoft
gentlemen VINO have been 20 o5ligmgas TO favor MIN
with Their cuifow; and allres them and the public
generally that no exertio .al be wanting to eniart
continuance Of patronage.
~ Two or three good worlsrnen would meet
with employment ny applying above; and coapl.
OF aetive iadsare w4.nsing ;;,,i5;55cc..ss.ss.
Dec. !. ep.f
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CO N D IT 10 " S.

/. The ENQUIRER will appear twice
week....During the felton, of Congrefs
and the Virginia Legislature, either
third paper or supplementary half
fheet, during the week.
II. Terms of payment FIVE DOLLARS
per annurn, in advance.
III. ADVERTISEMENTS, from thofe who
90 not fubfcribe to the paper, ihould
they not exceed fquare in length,
ihall be inherited for Jfventy3E1e cents
the irf time, fifty cents for each time
during three weeks, and FOR every ad-
ditional infertion tbirty-tb,ye cents
long ones in the fame proportion.
w. SUBSCRIBERS ihall have their adj
vertiiements inherited for Gtiy cents
the fri time, and tbirtJ-tbree cents
for every additional infertion.
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NOTICE.

e IL 3erf3as iade5fei TO tie late firm of BUCHA-
L 4 NAN, DUNLOP y co. of Peiey5pyg. no.
BERT POLLOK q co. Of Richmond, .riDrJN-
LCP, POLLOK y co. sf Haaa5sGey, are herC5v
N'tfed tsa' 'Te5 D4ao4, iatr sayaey il TIE oboqe
foTee'7', has 6asa7't anye5eEys " e omi4adqg dbl,
t5ey 5eH#goys b 8issliO mak, 9ayi7erf 10 11y oBa
1o1if-", '5fSi4g in RiebH'ad ne Ey5,jbey rf4Iag
." Fey5F, 70lo aionc agi5orli 10 make eol7;os,
ami grant atbayye5.-SaJ qyu d. iadis,0,igg,,y ,o,,-
7-raag4igG adj sobo d 10. sks 8oyasst b,5,e Hs 6ye
u February nest. '|
T0HW DUNLOP, dkfo,a.y
Far TALzES DUNLOP.
Paeg1arg, Noo. Is, 1904 esff
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Saies at auction.

WILL BE- sold on tie Prsa,jcs, Saturday he SD
w day of December next, tie Corner BRICK TE-
NEMENT, ca S5oetoe Hi, o96oGte 10 Mrs. Pags's.
Ttrais Of fAe-ome-tbi,d ea6--one-iJiyd ia GO Days,
tie reaainder 100 days; for ypb:sb evib aprO4-
eJ aaoyrs nrgofia5i- a. tie bark, z0iA Be expected
THOAfAS TA1-L0R, q Go y. M
De. /, 1904. (ebfdaJ
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TO RENT-FOr the eniitine year,

! IIE " III J. HOUSE. at fiuloTJer' Court
= bogff, togeftfr zOitb RE lars adioining fbtt,s-
TO, tbzt are not ATTACHED TO the Jc7-'s. 75e bgaf
IS a zs,y eO7imo4iou5 one zVifb al tbe n.ceGi,y
a6Tee5.
-ALso, fer rent, e .feid containing a5om al
hundred acres a3ioiAiaS TIRE bre.Djt5, ey-H ea1t.-
l~te" ia" f6e cEitiVato" " corn. 76s a5ove ,by9-
Ferry qoW be ryated yr5arutely or toyetger, 81
msar ~ fs;t f59t sOi,D:2g ia Ieat. Terms zy:I
he 'i'zde kaosOn by tire Gukir~i5sr lining az IL.
CoMrtbouG. BENJAMIN POLLARD,
1.WGee .fl,- tje efate ef
P4yL TAiLmAN, DEED.
De. 1.
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CHGICE LANDS-.s.I-l - q

DIVISION of the famous Saura. Town .ards Ia.
? Ving taken place between the heirs of lam,
f"fH FArley Eiq. decd and Col John S. Fariey ana
ms inter- Mrs Elizabeth Morton the fubfcrib.rs R.
pert Taylor OF Norfolk, and Charles Duncan at Ro,
IN. near Petersburg, fully empowered by tle iad
COL FARLEY and Mrs. Morton, TO dipoi. of their
portion containing 1882 acres which are iurveyed
and LAID OF m eight lots, containing from 500 tn o
sFe'' agreeable TO plots in the poeion of the faid
duncan The four argeR lots are of excellent olalit
e@eh containing comfortable proportion of the rich
eli low grounds, which produce tobacco of the VERY
hrt quality, as has been experienced by ore of tbe
ipbieribers who Ripped it for number Of years.
hole LANDS lie on Dan and Smiths rivers in Roct
ingham county, on the borders of North CaroI;n,
about 10 miles from Petersburg and Richmond A,
there ae e.don iuch lands for lale, ,hey mum be a,
OBJECT to thoie who to purclafe luch as will n-o-
duce me tobacco hemp and lnall GRAIN One third rs
the price mul be paid in ready money, one third in
twelve months and the other third in two wears tb
Pu7ohaier giving bond with unexceptio-ble fenrit,
bearing ntereit from the date if not puucluaiiv ,ad
ihoie who with TO purchale will be hieyyn the lands
BY Doctor JOHN c. Cox, living at Leslfville neor
Rockingham Court Houie AID Tie terms nal
known by
ROBERT TAYLOR, or
CHARLES DUNCAN.
% N0F' - eptf
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IA MES sEABRooK,
4 n RI o r.

y ESPECTFULLY informs his friends and the
- puAl- ia general that he has removed from
near he M4rket to Harrss corner, oppoits tine Cuff
tom lfohe; where all commands in his line, will be
puneiualy attended TO and as he has efiabhfhed a
: 'saar eorssiPoadence in Philadelphia, gentlemen
may e.y o. having taeir clothes made in the newell
fahija md rcaten manner.
~ B. Ladies Riding DsolIes ana PsiiGes made
IN .ne nsweit fllhion.
October l.. -, 80. &C
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Nj fnbIcriber is authorized to rent the houie at
Hay-MIrSes now octaPiedby John Heath efq
ne houe IS large and convenient, ard may be Oh
ta'e'' on relionoie, terms. poeaion will b. gi zen
on the init Of Dseenber WHEN Nj f.e;..ls term ex
pres PHILIP n. NICHOLAS
November li.--reP. I'll
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5a.es ar auctlu,,4

XXTILL be fold at public auction, for ready money,
wv "Wednesday the 9th day of December
next, the HOUSE & LOT near the mouth of shockoe
Creek, at preient occupied, by b. J. Harris, and
commonly called the Shot Faaory-the title papers
may be ieen any time by applying to
THOMAS TAYLOR & Co. v. M.
Nov. o. en- ids.
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y ~ % ~ . VI
SuperiIue 8, coarle cloths
Cahimercs * coaiings
Maucheaer and patent
cords
Swanidowns &, hanueis
Role, point & duHil blan-
kets
BOYS Morocco caps
Ladies froes g; AipYers
Steel bAoaboards and co..
lsrs
OIL cloths & oil ftUnes
lrifh ir@us aad brown
flollaads
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FOR SALE. Pofketfs.

HE LOT, and TWO rory PRICK HOUSE. con-
L tanning 5llEee renenenrs, which the fub,cribsr
PaEehaed 1t tie iaie OF Georse N;cholfon deceaied
he lot IS well Dtuated Tor w.,ehoue, and the brick
panans tor bake 'houie, !un'ceEhoufe, or Tobacco
f~.ToFy' JOHN ELLIS.
November Ii. ,f
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NOTICE.
Ts5e joNtO tbs bstgf t<,, or toe euy.S Esdre.y ia
D<fe=z5er 7.xf, ar Turnover Contf- I5oait.

Io6e 0F 10 fbf 6igSgf kr, toe sx,i5 Isirej.y j..
Dseez75eT a.xf, N H,4aovey ConIf-I5oalc.
HE Ss.'t qrbsreoa i'd fkf,ibe, novv ,1ss, contain
ig 5eyoeea Ibrs. 01i a4r hundred ,eres of z4lra-
OF 'a7ig. Ans Tss t4atior esrbiret as many aatu-
'Yaffgr, n'ee ia tie SONNY. II Is 6clIsved to BE-
"a As't5y zgib any ~ ITS 1Ieirity; tie neigbbowbooa
gsHfar1,H asreeab AID e-;gS:ig7 sizsf at RE A5oy
Al q trrnfeEl, G.apfsS 10 pre1aa4I e1t'saaa 6eing
Setac1 tsrsstJ agiss Of :6s Ky Of RiebsoHS s Of iGe
f91,fSoHf, tao IF HdHaV.r ,o7on, j;s Of Ns7v-Gak
ess Joer u an excellent riengtdtT~igy NIL. On t5is
J9'71 rs very Ipsei0z' Ssrsss 4oye InezJ1t OFT of
,spar 6n. is toi-z5e gasd eoe4oa for re reception eo
large and gerii fa0y pevv Eieber aLzg6 oia6ed, r.
large barr in gerry COED repair an4 asG eelrr qesaf
orchard qot6 v'Tiety o Oster ne ial-7Be terms #
FAX TviH Be, retbd y fbe pa,e6 NANCY pad on tie dly
faIt Que bird on ibat Dig i7vese months and tbe O.
ibe' @iyS i" x aroatbs, fran te e,ioi at zvis5 fbe f.
eo'd fzySsrt becomes - ne 6ondj 10 lar is.q fye,7
t5 dafc j. not pnuSfHaiy p4id; and ded If 4 On lie
@a"d ojss"rr Zoe payment. y5e .zs0 ieR izj3ldzeSi
f'y Pe0a zp5e may ,y; ITO ysyu he tat1 -sdR a8bh
70 tie Isfyi5e,, Or IN BIS a5se lf-gr5 Lqay Jsr5,
John liaa-1a, E4zU4yz I-a9ltv etz5o ,.f6 ,y tbe
pyezaj1S. faH. 81 BATHURST -TC,NIsc
R-AToe- Csaaty, Ncv. l4--(td.J 81.
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ASTONISHING INVISIBLE LADY.
THE ACOUSTIC TEMPLE,
Lssomtrebmfbls C,yfal, and ,g7sd7iag Mirror

LTso"ffFeDeajiSIe CIyRa and rG!ec!i1g mirror,
Is now exhibiting in Richmond in the crofs freet
leading rom the Main Street between the Eagle and
the Union Taverns, At the hGuie laely occupied by
Mr. Pollard, and ince by NJ. Warren, as the Profile
Office.
= tIE amateurs of fcence and curious experiments
: will find in this exhibition the moa frpring
phenomenon tina: has ever been dilcovered in acou
itca; the proprietor therefore prefme, hatter him
ielf that the enlightened and liberal public will honor
las performance with the fame degree of appIauie
which has 70 uniformly attended it in Paris, London
Liverpool and New-YoriS.
7Bis iaexB!iea6le Aayisgia, aud ot:;s.s! Nlp,fou,
Which profeGes to pole the practices of artfui
ina9Po,s, pretended mqaega, and e~Ors7s, and O.
pen the eyes Of thofe who till oer IN ablurd belief
b. gbsai, 7u5es, eo44o,s, dao aiGes, &c. will ena-
bic the attentive oblerver form jun idea of the
articles by which they mpoed on the eyeGgi9us and
eas, in this and former ages and afford ao to
the freaator ntereRiugand peafng entertainment.
D.scibto7 giBe Exhibition.
In temple, representing thofe where the Egyp,i-
delivered their ordces, IS FINAL altar, and cry-
tai las decribed by DE- Dee, Stc) for confulting p-
rts From this prOceed the ora5 for conveying quef
tions and anlwsr5. The whole apparatus is uncon-
ne6ted with surrounding objeas.
conversation may be held on any fubiea-Gng-
tS, lduSiiig, breathing, &c cOie TO the ear OF the
audience deicriLng ;her number, dieGs, motion, &c
withouc any viGble interference of agency, and 70
completely deeeivng the fenles appear to be the
effect of magic.
The above wonderful and nco,nprehenlible exhi-
billion, which has excited he aisuniihnen and rat-
he tbs curoity, Of the Of lcience and the
public in general, in London, &C. is now exhibiting,
with Improvements, as above delcribed
" Hour, Of Exhibition, from o'clock till !, and
iEorn tiIl G, ard from till in the evening
AGnt'ance ~ eeuts.---Children 90
Nov. !. (epof)
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BY FRANCIS TOILET (froni New-York) between
MeiirS Bonn & HGbner's aud Mr.. Charles Spen-
GERS, MaiI-!treet, Richmond, where he offers FOR
fac an aiIortn,ent OF
COLD, Gin, SHscr, Plated, TaaarI and Cutlery
~ zrare; COldG1a S,iver YateJes, N1.eb 1sq;eyl.s,
Ladies g Gestez-as Morocco Pesket Bssk5, G..3e
Ties Ek.fie Carriers AMI Gbdle,; Corai, IYIx ana
Clajs Beads, IOo'y, Bone and Food C6ei Men, Baek-
gammon Iabies, Battl- Dooy5 and SHUTTLE Cocks Flutes,
Ffe5 Guns, Gun Loeks P9cs, Sz0oyds, SsVo.l Bsiis,
Sz00'a K@afs, EPe4iss, I%iia,y Featbsrs, SPorf,4s
Bags aud H~iVes, and common anda.ate Fint5 Wbps,
Gamer, U1sbreLai, Boot Jaeks, Spurs, Ra=oys, Rsa;
AID Straps Shaving Boxes az Br4j6.s; Curing
1o@gf; PozOdsr-Bags aOd Pnfj; YIolci and SJaVisg
So4p; Pomata1 Tootk PotUder and E9enees gentle
mems Mahogany 6yslfng CAFES ant tyavt!g.ng Dr.
RtViss Co.o'J, IA, dezying and painting, Of f;,ee.
ze'; seiy lead az! 'te PsL5i States; Ink PO7oaer,
Ipa,s, Q4iis, PAPER Folders, Coaniing Hoaf Seqis
Lis SA4ads te,e-%, s:. '5T:ojc jaeii tsa.55 i1ais
oraaTsesed t2y:oJt J5Y Dye5 Ce0g6s; SAeys Dailoqs
JezO5 HayPs; ly6 Hooks; Pins aud NsesL<s elo,lie
and e0a.zsOa Knitting .Wsediss; Iau5our Nss4s5 ana
CGjes; 1biu6iesj Spetfaehs and CsIsf; J.rseyoys'
C9ag2gs5 and CbzirI, and mathematical L,anf5. ia
eees; POskss Cam3g/j Diak Clajf GIobz Laseas for
6aiA; elegant Sr4G iadZroas and Sboori, Tongs aaa
P0te'S; Coal Seoa1f; BcLi0gvies Sno5!Liag Aoas ;
Grid hSa'; Cleper and iran C5gBag Dibss S.t: za4
bard I>g6Tt Irons ge ard Bo,s Cejss 1tI iysa ana
6r4G Clas25Ri.is; KY Rizgs; CgrA Sc,-.vs Cloak
Pins faaT, bea,ib, SeyRb5iHg, zOJit--rUB, e!aab.
fo9t5 aa@ 5ac br-Sss; Byitaq7ia a:2l s4J!s 4el sa
@feaa5 britannia 1.+taI Ia Pass E,ying Pans ;
Pos .l"a HelaisS Ere Grates mil Slgg5; Ilaad
and Pan7ei SazOf; 7yrSy oil Sfon-s Giz5lc.s ;
5Osmatsrt Tools; BrieA1rO.elA. 81. sels ea4 Spa1s
A9sts; Hinge; S-,esO5j NziLs 2asks--with grea.
variety ofinilar Articles, tedious TO enaiegat.
ALSO, FOR sALE,
Hia, Morocco and LEATHER SGeb1y; H&css fine aza
e0IyJe Sb0sg and Bg9fss5 E~fr md y.,fS-y ty,.,E.
Fanny and Wia4joT Cba;r5 Ezri5ea JY1ye, ii. crates
aD0rfea; Spanj@ E.s!-4s indigo; Pq:nl blue; Pay
DIR and SCOT.
Nsesmkey 4. LIN
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-12-08
]. P. HOPKINS,

y ESPECTFULLY informs Bis friends and
~ e4!a4zerJ that be I'D engaged q fst7eieu.
'nH7i2er q gOol sVorAmsa, as,l qvX be t6Szktli.l
J0T q continuance Of their Ja yo4rs.
Dec. l. TJSszo
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-12-08
FALL GOODS.

NTTGLLIhM TEMPLE ms reeeived By n.
w Zip Edtgard asi C5ories, from L9ll9n,
An EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT oF GOODS,
Gafa5!eto tbs approaching flyon. IL cxbeas an
ADDITIONAL sUPSLY,
to eombIsaf bis QGotfmcaf, BY ne hin Savy from
LoVdoH, md LafoRo fr2m Liver1ooI eUiicb ID
ryW MLagjt gf1a bis gaai il " feyn,s.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-12-08
W II X FIG UR e S:

n KEW COLLECTION OF
~ II K + / G U & S;
CUPftIoR to any in America among which are
- hrsling lkefeis aud experimentation of the late
unfortunate ID u Z l., fought between Col. AARON
BUR-, Vice Predent OF the United States, and zen.
ALEXANDER Hamilton, wherein Cen. Hamilton is
iuPPo.ted by his iecond after receiving the mortal
wound, while Col Burr is led from the field by MS
ieeonda itrking representation OF the pl4ee where
the duel was fought upon icenery, which adds much
TO This intereitipg Representation, &c-and number
of SELECTED FIGURES, cholen from the beii felec-
tions in America.
~ ia u SIC ON IN EzRGfNT O. re IN.
ADMITrANcr-5o cents for the frR Ambition
and no perfon is admitted the lecond, without paying
half prce--25 cents.
December g. eptf.