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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-20

HRIAL BALL,--Thg famous eronaut
Blanchard is now a, Marseilles, where, In
a balloon OF new composition, he has, with
success made his Glty sixth ascension. Ci-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-20

Amost brilliant meteor says Savannah pa7er
OF the 25sh Sept made Us appearance al a5cu,
one O'Clock 10 the morning Of Wednesday as,
It's course was serPendnc and the report, on i,s
discharge, considerable
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-20

Tothe highest bidder, on Tuesday the eleventh.
day Of December next. ar the late dwelling
house Of Drusy Aassdale, dec in King Willis
am county,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-20

The public has been much amused by
controversy between the editors of the
PhiladsIthia Gazette and the POiilicak Re .
s'iSter.- Samuel Rfllf; author CT the "Vic-
tim OF Sentiment" burlesque upon works
OF imagination, and Tin. Jackson, a writer
OF romances-the hero of both is a Spanish
k'iiSht-who it appears has made his APP
proaches towards certain parsonage call
ed Mrs. Honor, and endeayored to seducc
her the Sentimental writer insists the Spa
nish knight meant 10 make love lawfully
the mock heroic major, insists tina. he
sought TO prostitute the genuewoman---
and in order to prove his right TO think so,
publishes great number OF panegyrics
upon himself in order to prove his relati-
onshiP--which appear to the sentimental
ist TO be OF about IS much weight to shew
his claim as the credentials OF the renown-
ed Don Quixotte, to-es,ablish his pretcn-
slons to knighthood. He will not even &C
knowledge Mrs. Honor 10 be 5eaufifai, and
sneers even at her pretensions to chastity.
(.12rOra.)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-20
THE VIRGINIA ARGUS.
RlCHMOND;
PENNSYLVANIA ELECTION.

SATURDAY.. OCTOBER 90 1904
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-11-22
Has for Sale
Valuable Lands, and MAI Scat for
Sale.
Tn purGuance Of a Decree Off alrfax

In purfuance of Decree OH airfax
] County Court, pafIcd at their Taft fedion will
poftiyely fell on the prsmilcs, on Ihufiday, the
2o,h Of Dec. next, at II O'Clock for the purpoies
n the isid decree mentioned. The tract OF land,
on which the mill of James and Daniel Douglas
lately ltcod in Fairfax county, near the mouth
Of Difficult Greek, together with what remains
Of the fad mill. 1t contains Tso acres by fur
yey. The feat has always been coniideIed as a
valuable one il is aboui one mile below the
Crea, Falls, and NOT more than halt 4 mile from
the Potomac. Thefrea large and eonaant
afotding good fupply OF water at att ieatons;
The improvements which Rill remain are good
dwelling houfe, kitchen and coopcrs shoP' ard
there are ALTO feyeral lots wsll improved and IN
- b;oh cate Of cultivation. One third OF the
amount of the pnchafe muR be paid IN hand, one
third in twelve and the balance In eighteen
months from the day of{ale. and on The ccmP's.
sion s. the la} payment title will be made 10
thr premifes under the decree above Tenioned
John Potts, CoasmBf0asr.
IN *. eo3t IawtIzD soGf
H TIE printer Of The WglSmgton FedsraV
at w1a,gixstsa, and Frederick Toqss H.ra6. ct
Frederick TSqos Mary!aad, are reqa,asd 70 Pa5l5@
tbe sbeve osce q qgee& antiltbe dft fJas, 6na
ergrard ttfn acesaat, 10 t6is eTee fer Peg
suert.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-11-22
Shuts Circulating Library,
FAIRFAX STREET, ALExANDRIa,
THIS. DAY is PUBLISHED
IPrics III Csnss)

a New Catalogue Of the Circulating
Library. computing Hlaoty Voyages Tia.
yels; Lives Novels sRomancss Adyen u
res Plas S, SC. ieciuding variety OF publica.
lions not inherited 10 the totmer Catalogue, and
lsssly, added to-she collection.
S Terms OF fubscrpton as usual.
Nor. Subfcrlbcrs on depeGt;ng the valsc of
G of books mar be accommodated at the rate
pe6x cents for each duedecimo volume, and II /
cents for each octave or larger ,alume, iueject
&c the rules Of the .LibEay.
C. A. SRUTZ.
Nov, law3tt.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-11-22
Notice IS hereby gaUen.

THAT q Petition will be prelented 10 tho
next Genesal AGemhly of Virginia, praying that
an aa may be paged. authorizing the fubicr'b
e. 10 lay out a Town on his own lands, adjoin-
sipo the Court Houfc of Fairfax County, agree
ably to Plat thereof TO be laid before the asid
Aaembly, TO inclnde tweRty acres Of land, or
/ fuch quantity, more or els, asrfhall be thought
Iproper-to include the width of frcet, on part
Of tho foar acres donated by the fubicrber to the
county.
Richard Radcliffe.
secf 80. Iaw2m
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r.
BeA London Super6ne Linen, & Cotton cam.
and second Cloths, brio,
Cafimeres. frizes, Cambria, Jaconett, Mall
(.oatinos. Bearfkins. Null. & Book Mnln,
Plains. sproes.& Elan do. Tamboured, and
nels, Sprigged,
Mole Skin. Toilenett, Lace Cambrics,
Swapfdown. and Mar. tfarnihed AID Fuhed
feils, Shawls,
Velvet, Contribution, Camels Hair, do.
Hunting. and Genoa. india Book Muffin,
Cords, Handkerchiefs, -,
AZ Itifh Linen, Black 7Laees, Wells,
Sbirtmg Cotton, lcrg Edgings,
Lawn. Laces, Imperial, and Pic
Estapaloes, Bfitannias Mic Nlitts, -
White. and Brown, Extra Long Silks& Walh
PlatuIlas, Leather Stoves,
Creas, Dcwlas, Tick Italian fiaid oiiX', lam
lenbutps, bray, do.
c,anbures and Hes. Making 4 Sewing Silk,
cans. SikCo1ds, and TAHels,
Worried. Cotton, & oarich Feathers,
Sill HoGery. Artificial Flowers, and
Role, AMI Bnfcll Nbons,
Blankets, Tambouring Cotton,
Cbiotz,s. calicoes. & Fringed & Plain, Cotton
Colored Cambrics, Counterpins,
do. do. Furniture. Baftas, Enerties, Gun
Ladies Patent Cloth nahs. &c.
Abo--By qob0lgalt.
Q Cafes Chimzes and Calllcoes
AT very reduced prices.
Nov. 5. dit.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-11-22

Cath given for clean Lines
sand Cotton Rags.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-07-26
FROM THE REGISTER.

The attachment WHICH s'en in general
fee for their native country, has always
been considered as one Of the NOS, alnia5ic
traits Of their character. The native OF
Greenland who prefers his snoWclad noun
tans and frozen seas, from which WI h
difficulty he procur@s a precarious sub
sisteDce, 20 the mi!der climate and Produc-
tive fields Of more favored countries, Oh,
talns our ESTEEM evca while We smile At the
preference. OF a similar nature is the
prediction entertained b. most men for
their fellow coantryn1en. The ore seems
to have been implanted in the human
breast as bond Of union, while TIE other
becomes the scarce OF every patriotic viz
tue.
How far the present ADMINISTRATION are
ac;uatcd By a love Of country, | with IN,
lcrtake to determine, but unless trey con-
srder predslicsjaa f.1r their eount'ynen q
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-07-26
sria Dailp aobsrtlssr.
IuRsDAY, july a6.
TRANSLATION.

1scorr-Relativ to vessels bound TO
= aorrs in the island Of St. Domingo as
:; - r possession Of the brigands, dated at
1,|oupe. 18th Prairial Uune ~ the
] slh YEAR Of the French Republic,
"a Fr,,uf General of division, Captain
asral Of Cuadaloupe aud It's dependent
- cors;dering that those vessels which
communication with the Rebels OF 81.
~ noo,;ngo can be regarded in no other light
800 as the enemies of France, since all the
sllaa 81 i movers, or those allied to tbs re-
IsbI;e have prohibited all intercourse
Tween their subjects and the,brlgaods' :
/ 1nscr,es-Art. /. The nrivateers OF
scnaialoupe shall detain all vessels bound
l. ,he ports of St. Domingo IN possession OF
L. Insurgents, as well as those coming
erom them. That part of the island SUD-
;.ct TO France, is comprehended between
Cane Raphael and the bay Of ocona'
Art. 2. Those vessels whose de9tlna-
Mon shall be proved for the ports, or COM
Inc from the ports in possession OF the re- :
bels shall be considered as the enemies OF
France. They shall consequently be de-
clared lawful prizes and condemned accor-
ding to the usual forms.
ERNOUF.
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pleasure, in Observing that even those who
most strongly opposed the political opinions
of Gen. Hamilton whilst living, are found
uniting with his friends, in one common
sentiment of esteem for his private worth,
gratitude for his public services, and admi-
ration of his exalted talents. Among the
many instances Of this sort, which we have
seen, there is none that bears more honor
able testimony to the merits OF the depart
Soldier and Statesman, than the Citizen oI
this morning. 1t dlscoversa spirit 81 jus.
tce and ieeiing, which does the higarsr
credit TO tie writer # the same liherai
Discrimination was INDUCED towards the
living, how muca would the animosity q.
party spirit be diminish ID
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-07-26
ERNOUF.
ca NJ iNEP GIN L.

The Agrnt OF the AudtiCk O0uiNii Vi t"9 ~
,aviau Republic, has the honour OF inso'm'og nc
,n.,chalrs of the United States, that the Supreme
Cov.mnept Of the EAT India Company at Bata-
via has dccfeed:
Thar 70 fueh American veatls as th.w ditpoh
ton 70 b. in any wife or manner useinito the
Honourabe The company either by carrying pai
fingers at a reafouable rate, or by the tathf
delivery Of tn. f!9ers entfaded 10 them; the Di
rsGtor General Is autho.iied 60 promi-, and IN
the name q the Government, to allure, thar IN
proportion to the fervices rendered by them,
they hall, in preference TO all Others, be obliged
and fayour,d.
tjs further decreed, that all documents and
prices curr.nr are TO be lcgalizcd by me, mould
they be nfpe6ed.
It's ,equeRed, that the papers may be left
at the ofice, day previous to ,heir being for
waId.i.
]. Fl. c, HEINEKEN.
Philadelphia, guly 30.
We were yesterday favored by a mercan-
tile friend with Beurdeaux Price Cur
rent of the 2osh May, from which we
Bait. Fed. Gag.
Cocoa, caracas, 5 f. SO c. {. IS c. per
quintal, scarce and demanded. Island,
14oa1 IS.
Coffee, Martinique, and Gaadaloupe, 9 10
2 so; ST. Domingo, ? S 2 IS:
Bourbon, 2 II 2 60, of slow sale; Ia.
va, 2a2 20 Aoka, 2 90 Is.
Cotton, Fernamburg and CAYENNE, per
quintal, 275 a $40; Demsrara and SUI
riaam, rs 800; ST. Domingo, 40
a2lo; Guadaloupe and Martinique,
14oa 225, dull; Bourbon. $50 go !;
Georgia & Carolina, long, rs $50;
short, 40 $50; Louisiana, $50
also.
Fusiic, IS IS, without demand.
Indigo, Guatinalo, lb. II IS; Car
racas and Manila, 10 a Il; Bengal,
12a II, Louisiana, 10 Il; Carroll
ma, 5afo; Brazil4a11.
LogWood, Spanish cut, per qaintal,24 %,
likely to decline English do. 10 20,
do.
Mahogany, 25 SO.
Nankeen, yellow, long, ,piece,1 a II 50,
without the least demand, and likely
to failto 6francs; short, IS q 6 IS,
do.
Pepper, heavy,lb. i 45a1 SO, demanded;
light, / IS alag.
HS'ce, per quintal, 81 a IS, no,degnana.
"uGar' s.. Domingo. Martinique and liua-
daioape, white ciayed, per quintal, 10Y
Ass; brown do SIS fo5, Of slow
sale; HAVANA, white clayed, le5 a
Is; brown do. So io4; Eiuscoya-
do, so I2O, OF slow sale.
lea, hyson, per u. Z Z IS; hvson skin,
SIS al; souchong, 75a4; Pare,
> A 5 Is; camphony, 5 50 a 5 SO
congo, Is 5 80; bonea, / SIS
80.
'40aaeeo, Virginia, per qaintal, los 10;
Carolina and Georgia, 100 los, dull
sale; Maryland, yellow, los a 10.
AMIDST the rrO4ate,I LAW ct,.,,.; o,,. ,r
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-07-26

with their philosophical ideas, know not
how to account for the preference they have
!. in several instances given to foreigners,
/ when opposed 70 thelf fellow citizens as
candidates for Office.
! Fiat the predeictioh have mentioned
should MOI induce them 70 preiera native
American TO foreigner Oh supeTior talents
or superior worth, readily admit but
that men who came u THIS coGn;r, not
from any partiality that hey entertained for
i, or is form OF government, bu- because
their improper conduct conepellpd til>n to
AZ from t,ilir owa--I}5o mad 3.arceiy az.
rived before they rcw%rd@drhe government
Whith recen.si l.len and granted item the
3his oitHl1ans, y a!sasAug 4 viJh ;!lc
io,5.st abuse, or bY J1inluS ~ domeS,ic
iast!freeton, should bcPatsou;I tiav, ever
appointed to The MOST imPorG,nt otGces,
awhile onr o=n citizens are pyglec1vd, shew5
Disregard not oaiv OF natural feelings,
but also Vi lhe dictates Of reason andProprI-
ETY.
What then Jet rs edquire, were the ser
vices for which they have beer so amply
!CNIf HEQ ; J UiuHu ~ ny CVpf' "'t'IC
/ declare them. They consisted Of acts
witch had they received the recompense
they merited, would have been punished
as crimes. li.ev consisted IN having re-
viled tie administrator Of WashIrgtot.-
in hayog bv he most infamous faI,noods,
DESTROYED The confidence q he citizens IN
tt.rir forn@r rr!crs, and by the l;ke means
assisted in raising hose VINO nov noid The
iegna ot-goVrrnaaent to their present tle-
Walton Suchwcre lie services deemed by
he present administration slti,!cn;fy' NC
ritorious to entite lie performers Of them
70 ofiice s, Ia the due performance Of the
duties Of whieh. The national honor and
prosperity ere deeply lnvolved@-If indeed
all Clam 20 national honor has not beep
forfeited, by comni,ilng!t to the care Of
such guardians. NJ III A.
a cure for the tire Of a mad dog, by DR..
d afoneta, physician in ordinary to his
Polish majesty. The doctor advises TO
cover the wound with fresh earth or with
snuff, to imbibe the saliva Of The animal,
ard then to wash 1t with WAGER. ~ the
same tire, warm half pound Of butter,
in four times as much vinegar; afic when
The wound is cleared, apply a compress of
linen, stepped in that mixture, end moist
en- it very often with the same for 6 days;
after which time you may safely remove
the compress, and cure the wound IN the
usual way.
During de time the vinegar is used ont-
/ IN,
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a BILL

Fortbf more sftt7naI5yxirz,ation Of beae, in n.
ports and bAyborJ qftbe United SfatcJ, and IN
f1' zvHtrtJ n1ader THAR ju,ij;ii7ion. TNozv bs-
J9rF tie HoIie Of ReprejsAfatipeJ.1
Belt enacted, by the Senate and Houf. orr
prefentatives OF the United States of Arn,,irs.
IN Congrefs attended, That whenfoeyer an
treaion, felony, mifprifon of trcafon, or of felo-
ny, miidemeanor, breach of the peace, or of the
revenue laws OF the United States, fbau here
after be committed within the iuriGdiaion of
the United States, and the perfon commit
ting the lame, fhall be on board of ant FOREIGN
armed vetiel, IN any port or harbor IS TIE Uni
tea otateS' or IN the waters within ;ie iurildic-
ton OF the United States, it fhalI BE ne dutv of
any judge OF jultice of any court of the IJn;ted
States, or any judge or juftce of any fate court
or any mayor of city, upon satisfactory proof
thereof to him made, to ilfue his warrant ineci-
lying the nature of the offence, and directed 70
a theriff or martial, commanding him To tale
the body OF the offender, and bring him before
the faid judge or jntice, or other perfop as afre
fad, to be dealt with according to law. Ard
It the officer, charged with the execution of thr
iald warrant, ihail deem the ordinary paSJe rom
ndfHI inlulicIert to enfure the execution of the
fame, ne fhal apply to the faid Judge or iitIlice
or other perion authorized as aforefaid, or to anv
of them, who iliall Immediately ilIue his order.
directed 70 any officer having command of mi
ltia, or any officer having command of regniar
troops or of armed veiIcls of the United States.
in the vicinity, requiring him to aid the Caid f,c.
riH or marlhal with all the force under his com
mand, or fuch part as may be necenary, in eve
cutting the warrant aforefaid And The l,id
marihal or fherif, conforming himfelf in ali
things to the initructions which he Ihal receive.
from the Preiident of the United States or from
any other perfon authorized by the preGd,ni.
ihal hrft demand the firrender of the nerC,r
charged with the offence and if delivery be
not mad, or If the Iherif or MARTIAL be oh
ftructed from making the demand, hef,all ufr all
the means IN bis power by force and arms. to
arref the offender, and all Others who IRE
with him, giving him aid and conference.
and he mall convey the flid offender, and all o.
Tiers arreited as aforefaid, and deliver them "a
the civil authority, to be dealt with according
to law. And if death eDf1es on either G,Ie'
thoie who are concerned in fupport of the civil
authority, ihsll be jufifed, and thoCe ENGAGED
IN rchltmg, ihall be puniihsd as in cafes of bo-
micide committed in rcfling civil office.
And # any commanding officer of militia, OF re-
guar troops, or armed yenes of the limited
states, ihsil refufe TO obey the reouiGt on 10
mNde OF him as aiorefaid, he rlall I've i,ned irn,
not exceeding collars. and no, lefs thon
dollars 20 br recovered by indidm,a;
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ASTONISHING INVISIBLE LADY.
THE ACOUSTIC TEMPLE,
AseonpresegiiL c,yfel, and ,5sciains Miro

Aneoa7PrsSegi6Lt C,yfol, and ysatf.ins Mirror,
!, exhibiting in Richmond in the crofs free,
leading from the Main Street between the Eagle and
the uaicn faverns, at the houfe lately occupied by
Mr.. Pollard and ince by Mr. Warren as the Profile
Office.
HE amateur, Of fcence and curious experiments
4 will find in this exhibition the mot iurpri.ing
phenomenon that has ever been dircovered IN acou
tics; the proprietor therefore preumes atter HIM
ie that the enlightened and liberal public will honor
his performance with the fame degree of applaufe
which has 10 uniformly attended it in Paris London
Liverpool and New-York.
Tbis i.-xpiieab't Aurieuiar and optical H.Eor,
Which profeiIe, to expoGe the practices of ar,fu
i~pYfo-S pretended magieaaf, and ersre9 and to o.
pen the eyes Of thofe who Till foRer an abiurd belief
IN g59 vvifbrs, eo.iHraons Saro nae &c. will ena-
bic the attentive obierver form juft idea of the
articles by which they mpoied the ere1ions and
Ipsfiort, in this and former ages and afford ALTO to
the iPeetaor an interetngand Pleaing entertainment
Daeriptioa e,rtJ. Exhibition.
In temple, reprelenting thofe where the Esypti-
ans delivered their oracles final altar, and cryf
tai las decribed by Dr. Dee Sc) for confultug fpi-
rits From this proceed the erals FOR conveying quel
tions and anfwers- The whole apparatus is uncon-
ne2ed with surrounding objeGs.
"a eonseiiatioh may ne heio on any iubJetf-iing-
ing laughing breathing, &C. clofc the ear of the
audience deicribng their number d,efs motion, &C.
without any vfble interference of agency, and 10
completely deceivng the fenfes appear to be the
efea of magic.
The above wonderful and inccrnprehenliblc exhi-
bton, which has excited the atonihment and graft
fed the curioy, of the of fcence and the
public in general, in London &c is now exhibiting,
with improvements, as above defcribed
az Hours of Exhibition, from o'clock till l, and
from till 6, and from till Q in the evening.
Adm;ttance IS oents.-Chiidreu So
Nov q. (eptf0
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CO " D + 70 " S.

I. The ENov,sss will appear twice
week....During the ic!iion of Concrefs
and the Virginia Legislature, either
third paper or supplementary half
fheet, during the week.
II. Terms of payment FIVE DOLLARS
per annum, in advance.
III. ADVERTISEMENTS, from thofe who
do not fubicribe to the paper, ihould
they not exceed fquare in length,
fhall be inherited for /spenty,fpe cents
the firft time, fifty cents for each time
during three weeks, and for every adj
ditional infertion thirty-tbree cents
long ones in the fame proportion.
Nv. SUBSCRIBERS fhall have their adj
vertifements inherited for fifty cents
the firft time, and tbirtY-tbree cents
for every additional infertion.
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NOTICE.
Tobr 6Hto brbicIfJi&ty, on At I1r,5 H'c17cf2sy in
Deeazbcr ncsf, at HaaoV,r Court Hopc.

TbI'idfo BrLiCJGJi1aty, on tie E.yr'5 WcI71l2.y in
Deesszber next, at HaAoV,r Court Yopf.
Il Vie Sat 7ricyros NE bf,iJ-, ro7c RITTER, contain
irg jrf7crea hrr ant 5ar bpvscd osr,i, Of qoLl4-
kJo,nig LerA Tbif Efaafs7 ese7bi7r, az yqry ea,q-
raj adrooggei, an 1f in TIE eoDaty. mir b,>1cd 10 be
r7Daiy br1Iiy 7rib any in ht 4ei7y e r>rJbovyi.od
9Nfr1f 0ed agrer16, and navigation oi,aoG al s door
h Preafa,!y a>Ipi.S 70 Pyelio7d cr7ficsgq7 beiao
'oi'bia f7gcaty miirs tJe city gfJSieno0d is IF the
foa'f5or, tee IF Ha5ovcr fo7eo, 6~ # NeuO-CaGL
md JoD, IF an cxroie7f m1aqfd5ayi1r ,4h On bh
firm IL AIRY nneiop dtvriIng bolc Leme1oLa emf 81
,pair) 6"f N ioisrob goof condition fer tie ysebfoa oa
urge and gr7f'ri fs@yj He1o tie5A osg6 Eaiaed q
''rgf bIr" IN v'y g'0a yeeai, and rg crisrf abbai
e'E6a'6, 7oi@ Varify Of obsy f7r failTbr fo1t If
ahr 7eW 6r, o7rt5rdefDs Pure5 7oary ed on tts DIV
9(h'i oNs Dyd on baf day i7crive -o7f; and fbe o.
''r Bigd in S month";, Iro~ ID. fr,oS at -obic5 NE r.
cent Pgy1o0 bco7r5 dr. The bosit 10 beqr is,reG s
the aef u nat pSat7nay Poid; and d>rf flaF on tie
amt foJsfe,r f5e bayzerff offJrfToo ie i77aLs4fs
dry Pe,(cH 7cbo 7O6 Ia eiezO tie urn egK apt,
= ne (i,iJr,, or in bb elaer to Az,6js. Lang oa,,,
Jo5s A7aSn. Eesoa,a HpaSYey. 4rto yefst s,sr fs
ar>Nyts BATHURST ZONES
HsssV0 cspaty, Ne. I4.-----(fh./
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w. COWAN,
Thtf

.NTATCH AND CLoCE MAKER, one door
w below the Eagle Tavern-repairs Watches
and Clocks Of every dsfcription, at the fortca no
tice.
w. c. returns ;s grateful acknowledgements to
his friends and euitomerS, and hopes to merit cont-
nuance of pat lavoms.
N p. lie has on hand few good Watches, with
variety ot Chains, Seals, Keys, &c. Which he will
difpoJ, Of low for caih.
December 1---/,5F
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-12-06
STORE OF

gro!,!nna9rrn, 3etnflIrrp, SIC.
By FRANCIS TOILET Qrorr New-York) between
MciIrs- BONN & Huhner's and Mr.. Charles Spen-
GERS, Msn-itreet, Richmond, where he oTers for
fal. an afIortment of
GoLD, Git, sRo.r, PLs,.A, ..Ts'arY ard Gully
NJ 1carr; Gold and Sser Wrfsb.t, JVafeb rrat.riaL
Ladder 81 Gtnt!tuea's Noroteo Poekr, Boat, Gl,.,-
TIi, E'afis Carter and Girdicsi Coral, Max and
Gi4i Beaa, Ie'0,y, Bon- and Woo9 CbeG MN, Bark
gaTsOa Tablsf, Ba!e Door, and Sbnhit CoeEs EYb.,,
Eff, CErs, Gus Loats Pie,h, S-v,rIt, S4eorl B.l.s.
SzgerS Ksot5, Epauetf, Military Eatt%y. S5orfs-,l.s
Srgs and Krioes, and common aaiagatt Faff Ip5id,
Carer, Urs'e,se'' B0'f Jasss, Se~., Rasor,, Kaats
6cS Sf-zbf; Sbaving Boxer aaa ByySes; Crrii-g
To7gi; PO7uAtr-Bqg, and P.55 Yiolt and SB4vi1r
Sogp, Pomatnn Tooth PoTcAtr and E6Erers gentle
H-ers Mahogany drifting Cajts and traoeieng Deits
P'-vsit Coios, for drarving ard ais.iag, Of dsreut
pes bay, Lead andRafe Pene;!f Slater; Lnk PazyArr
Uaf:r5, QaiAt, Paper Folder, Counting Hoyc Seail
Ink S.zad ieory, born and forfs tU COMBS ladies'
rscr't Harp F;G Hast. Pi=s s=S Ms-.4H -isjGG;;s
and common Knitting NtrAis; 7amt5m Need2t, and
cGjf': -Tbinbist; Stet'aeirs and Caft; Enrvcyors'
cosea5c and Cbains and mathematical Iqru,-rats in
<eff; Poke. Go.-9af Diqlt ClyG C1cbf Ldr5s for
BALI; ega7f TRIP faI-Zrors, and SJoy,., Toaes and
Pafsys; Gel SeOrafi Beilogvset Sm,of5iae from :;
Grid Horti C.earr and Iron C6a5F7g DJSes; Sofi end
fGr5 TCJfs /y'1f rep and Box toFe Mill iron and
brgG caHa'sfief5 Key RizgIi CorE Sr---rs Cioat
PIN; oo, 6rdr'b Se,aGbiag, 7p6ife-7rg6, elortbt,
f''tb and @ae Brge5; Britannia n,isi to6lc and TEA
Spoons Byiforaig nctAi TIA P,,t; Frying Pans 4:
Pes and Kat!es; Fir Grafes; Mn Sa7o5; Hand
Hsi P'7rt Sazvt Trtty Oil Ston-, Girr6iet, !;
Eormaler5 Toot,; Bries Tro.y,'s Sbogci a-9 Seols
LOriS; Hingefi Sere7ry; Mil; Taet5-with great
variety of lmiar Articles, too tedious to enumeratc
ALSO FOR SALE,
Eii, iforo-so and Leather SGfprrs; NH.a'l fire End
esayt SJaes ard Bs9ferfj Hair ami LEATHER T,nrE,
Fanny and HirG5r Clair Eaytjru Hnr-, in crater,
a6orfrd; S3asjG F'o'ert Indigo; P1ftns blue; Poru-
DER and .S5sf.
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