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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-12-15
JOHN SEABROOK.
Richmo, d, Dec. |. Stf
A TRACT OF LAND.

BY Virtue ef0 Deed efTtuR, executed to tbe 645.
yjcri6er, soiN be /old to The bigBeR bidder. f1,
ready money, on the 14tbda, Of January neef,
at buckingham Coart-Hogts, being eont Gay.
4 CERTAIN Tract or Parcel of Land, lying in
"A aid county, containing one thoufand acres more
or lei; bounded by the lands of Michael ZONES lief.
Trey Smith, Richard Gillian and Others and living on
the Piekihin road to iecure the payment of certain
iun OF money therein mentioned, due from Jobn
Miller, to Willis Wills and the expences attending
the execution of this truf
GEORGE 6. HARE 7rnf.c.
Buckingham, Dec. s.-[eS Ct
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entertainments.
-
FROM A FRENCH PAPER.
PUBLIC UTILITY.

NJ. Cadet de Vsux has lately fucceeded in
a new method of wafhing linen, which is per-
formed by team and he has been employed
by the Minifler Of the Interior, 70 purfne his
difcoycry and render il as ufeful aud eafv as
po'Ille. To anfwer the intention ~ the Mimi
Rer, M. Guicbard, Mayor of the committee
of Franconvi,le Ia GsreDne, has appropriated
to this purpofe one Of the out Offices Of his own
honfe, where this economical apparatus has
been erected.
III this Hrlt experiment NJ. Cadet de vsux
was particularly fruck with the wonderful "A
wing OF nineteen twehiieihs of wood, ard later
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( Win to employ man without family as an
Ailiftant in my School at the Hot-Springs in the
county of Bath, who can come well recommended for
his iobrety, morality and inegrty and qualified to
teach Arithmetic and Surveying. Such perfon will
meet with encouragement by applying to the Rev'd
Mr. Blair, Mr.. Peter FINLEY, in the city of Rich
mond; Capt John Beale, in the county of Botetourt,
OF the fublerber at this place
FRANCIS CRUTCHFIELD.
Hot-sPring, Nov q (ep9w)
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MESSAGE

From the Proficient Of the United States,
Accompanying certain articles of agreement and
celiioa, which have been entered into and
fgned by the commifioners of the United
States, and the commiflioners of the fate of
Georgia, in purfuance of an act, intitued,
An act supplemental to the act, intituled,
can act for the amicable settlement of limits
with the fate Of Georgia and authorizing
the eAablihment of government in the Mil
Eliippi territory"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-12-15
J. TOMPKINS

y ESPECTFULLY informs tboJs concerned,
y, that be has removed TIE books and PAPERS of
the late concern Of Robert Pollok s. Co. and Dun-
Iop, Pollok 81 Co. TO a nesv Brick HovG near
TIE BGfn, and direffly appetite to the Scaie-Houli
Vbere be has for jaie, a fey pipes of OLD
COGNIdC BRANDT, cf.j4perior quality.
Decem6erII.
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EDUCATION.

WOOD has opened, at his room, formerly the
y iehool room of Mr.. Harris, oppoite TO Mr.. Cop
lands, IN EVENING CLASS, from the hours of
feven to nine, for the arts of Drawing and Painting,
and the everal branches of the Mathematics including
the higher parts of Arithmetic, Geography, Aftrono-
my and Surveying.
Evenings of tuition Tueiday, Thurfday and Friday.
The Students who attend are at liberty to devote
he whole of the two hours either of the above arts
and licences, or to apply both to Drawing and Mathe-
niaties, the latter being taught BY lecture.
Terms Two Dollars and one half per month, paid
at entrance Nov 81 (eptf
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WASHINGTON TAVERN.

HE SgbJeriber has taken a keaf offbi5 frne-
Il M'g' for a HAz,bsy Of yea,g, and bas mt IL in n
Sfafe 'fsir 7obiB yead,yy not interior 10 aay in hi,
City, Bsfi,5 he Tdvera he bd5 dtae56d baiIeS,, -p,X
ealni1ieffo aeeo1oaoie b 7ubo are aaxiogs ofo,eaf
PriVay f67n fa"e,n gfAaiiy q6ord. 7Bsf is7ezcas,
0d'ia bf bae geayt, and zfiba frvo BUndred yay
hs CaPioL 26J bsge d.f9sdouaafage, ovey any ofsry
boe' IN tbs City, -e's re7 70 pa,e air and ezeellef
zrefc' he bai eooD srABAEs and eo,fapf Gaboiy Of
roe be PosAeS Hefs7drs b, Jeyviet to bis frfadt and
fbff1ff' and Gayt lien, 1sf no sa7ets gaming, no,
any ether Pretiee 1obe6 might, any dg,es, IaVs tn
a5 70 4e,y tie Peaee IF 5ey5, 4cW sv, b eragii-
I'D
EDWIRD EALLhNZ
Pi.5@orS, SspfeoSc, 20.
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a SCHOOL.


ME iubfcriber intends opening School at hi.
plantation in Hanover county, about ten miles
from Richmond, as early in the month of January
1905, as he ial have the aurance Of fix fcholar.
and willing to pay particular attention to The you'll,
ntrulted to his care will not undertake the nRrusi
on OF more than fifteen; which number he will be en-
abied to accommodate with board, &C.
he purpoies to teach the EngliIh language gran-
maticaly, and in fuchwe as to obviate the necefty
Tor knowledge Of the dead languages he will teach
the practical branches of Mathematics and Geoyrs-
ply: The mott approved Engliih authors will be
read with a view to forming the tahe, and APPLYING
the rules OF grammar the fenfe and fcope of thofe
authors, with the derivation, definition, and govern
ment OF words. will be exronnded The ancient
iics will be read in tranlaticns, whence the learner
will become as familiarly acquainted with the cuff
toms, manners ard mythology of the times when, and
about which thoie authors treat as if read in the ORR
gnal, and in much ihorter time
~ The price of tuition, board, lodging and wafh-
ing will be forty pounds for each icoiar per annu
to be paid quarter-yearly.
JOHN SEABROOK.
Rchmoi d, Dec. l. SH
PS. ]. Seabrook will be thankful to thof psr(ops
dPoied to encourage him by coufding pupils to his
care to give him early information thereof rs po
bic. that he may be enabled 20 make the necesry ar
engagements in time
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FALL GOODS.

M lillian TEMPLE has reeeiq,ed BY the
w fbib Edzvard and Charles, from London,
AN EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF GOODS,
fAfabAe to the attracting jsgjon. He expects an
ADDITIONAL SUPPLY,
to eonubAent bis aDortment, By THE nip Sally from
London, and LatosaJi'om liverpool; zvbicb be
aViHdjpejt Of on bis gin.!! lou terms.
Sept. 8. eptf
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Gentlemen Of the Senate, and

Or fbe HoHe OF RsPFt/entatiS'et,
In purfuance of the act, intituled An act flp-
elemental to the act, intituled an act for an ami
cable fettlement of limits with the fate of
Georgia, and authorizing the eftabliihment of
agovernment in the Miiiitiippi territory James
Madifon, fecretary of ftate, Albert Gallatin, fe-
cretary ofthe treafury, and Levi Lincoln, attor-
ney general of the United States, were appoint
ed comm;ilioners to fette by compromife with
the commiiiioners appointed by the fate of
Georgia, the claims and cefion to which the
faid act has relation.
Articles of agreement and ceffion have accord
insly been entered into and figned by the faid
commiffioners ofthe United States and of Geor-
sia, which, as they leave right to Congrcfs to
act upon them legiAatively at any time within
INK months after their date, Ihave thought it
my duty Immediately to communicate to the
Legislature.
TIL f: JEFFERSON.
April Goth, 1902.
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PETER BELLETT,

p URSERY and SCOTSMAN, at Wlarsc.
= burg, intending to remove to the itate of New.
York, offers FOR SALE, his NURSERY. con.
tanning 90 acres of rich MANFRED Land, with about
10000 TREES, of which $4,000, confiitinq ?,
follows, are fit to be tranfplanted this feafon
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-12-15
T. SULLY,
Grin Linen ann 9aneira cginr.

IoHN HENRY has imported in the lhip LAroNA,
y captain Ihurllon, from Liverpool, a few Gnall
boxes OF well aorted 4-4ths IRISH LINEN, pureba-
led in Dublin in July; which, with fine old london
particular MADEIRA WINE, in pipes and half pipes,
he offers for lale OH moderate terms
Nov. 7. er1.
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SADDLERY.

John MENERY, SADoLRR, rel,cHtiolyy in.
y farms The pYbliei1 general, anil bis friends in
particular, tbGf be has jgg reeeived m eiegout
and qoeN eb9ieH GGortmenf IF Saddiefy, Coach
and H0r5cG MewfingJ, HbipJ, Sbary, &c. sc.
&c. haidm nder bis o7on hypeaion, qVbereJy be
b cn05dsd 10 offer them on tie n1sR rednceI
feruS.
NoVenber 81.
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NOTICE.
To- Jodf btLgb5G6idy, on tie Joa,tJ Tvedasl., in
Ofee0'6rr 1exf, at HaaoVsr Cam Honjc

1o6fJ0fd 10 tie Agb5f6 dy, on tie Joa,fB WeGal4y in
Dree0'6rr "eHi, at HaaoVsr CsS,t k5ouf.
HE Seat 7rbeytsa tx aLc,iJer 1s7v ,4.s, lort,ic
i1g 6ezyraa three and fopr baa1r14 erres Of qalto-
bic Earring haad 7bis f'nafioa eeaztsf5 az NAN si.
"a! ad1aAfggrs, as 0yP in Bs county. hi 6e5es 70 <.
cgaely 6eahty with any ia its eieaty; the asgLboa,IysS
gpHlraf aed qgressb, and aevgafisa aisa at As 1g,
i f'fnfia't aSstfrd f0 a SrscFoaai grait7ca Ei,g
qeifSia f1vaqiy Tiffs efe city efRie5moad, Es af NJ.
E0a,fbogf, frgo IF HaasVcy ieJca, x Of Ng4o-GoaL
ant far Of an excellent maaatctfaviag zuM On hi,
Jdr'T Is 0cyy asOas dse-7i7g boi Sne7eb4f osf 6f
rfpei, bit IN fotab good co1fia1 FIR ne ycece.iog or,
tnlgt g7s g'7'f'f fa7iy "e7o thcSra oiugff15l.a
large bar" IN Tsy go9d rrbar, and ,zeG esegf mir
e,e1a'd, 7oib Sarieiy IF obe, ae fruit 7r fyi r
(he ToW he, o1sfti,dc $areJe 1orey pid on H.,
f/5|e Que bird Bat day Izcei1e month"; a7d n. =
tier hrd j" fx moaiJS, FIN Bs e,ioi at 4v5iel ~, f
end Paynna 6seoes due. Ibe 5o1ds 10 bcay bae,,e
be Aafc, DAof faat7aaiy f0id; and def sfAaR on N,
lend, t'/Vpre HePeyse,5. eftitfvOo h.G iqGai-saL.
my feaa eObo nay 7eG 70 gie7v H. Urn. zyiR ossk,
to NE B4yibt,, or in tb a5aee fg Bzla,.. Leav III
Jot" dafe5ss, Ea.ys,d Ha1y, 7lks ysG1. 7s,, n,
Pr07gs. BATHURST 1ToNFs
Ho79Voy Comfy, Nsv. 14.----,f1.,J
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w. COWAN,

". COWAN,
HTATcH AND CLOCK MAKER MAKER, one door
w below the Eagle Tavern--repairs Watches
and Checks Of every defcription, the ihorte no.
tice.
w. c. returns his grateful acknowledgements to
his friends and cufomers and hopes to merit CONT
nuance of paff favour,
N b. He has on hsnda few good Watches, with
variety Ct Chains, Seals Keys, &c. Which he will
diipoie of low for cafh.
December 4.-It1E
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WILLIAM McCABE-wn4cH-n1xfs.

- ETURNS his grateful thanks to the citizens Of
y Richmond, Mancheiler and their vicinities, aud
respectfully informs them and the public, that he CON-
tinues repair all kinds of Watche, and Clocks nm
the fhorteit notice.
He has For Sale,
handiome sfiortment of WATCHES, CHAINS.
SEALS and KEYS. [Richnond, Dee. /. SO,
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with Boots OF Shoesas weIlas if they were on me
lpot.-...--A-the length of the Boot. C-round the
Caf.~B-the pitch of ditto-"D-round the heel ard
iniseP..- Eround the inftep-.G-acrofs the ball Of
the foot. Fix the heel againR perpendicular, and
flick knife at the end of the great toe-et down in
figures the number of inches and quarters in the DIFF
ierent meaiures. June 80. ep6n,
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NEAL NELSON,
BOOT . SHOE manufacturer
hAIN-STREEr pn.ur..-.. -

n AXES Boots & Shoes
AZ to any pattern OF fana-
ION, equal in point Of MA
TEKIALs and WoxEmAN-
SAir to any in general ufe.
~ Imported Beers and
SroEs' of the frf quality
and newell fahiou, for iaie.
- Gentlemen at a dii.
lance, who are difpoitd to
forward me their nlc2fare,
by paying attention TO The
annexed cut, can he ftt.d
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MISS ROBBINS,

A FTER making her fincere acknowledge
n ments to her friends and the public, for that
portion OF patronage which ehas experienced wifhe,
to inform her patrons, that fhe has removed her
SCHOOL to hoafe nearly oppofte to Mr.. Cop
lands on ShockG Hill where fhe can accommodate
dozen young Ladies as Boarders
Nov. 8. eS2m
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7 B1- PERMISSION ]
BURR & Fl A MILTO n.
nOzs opened at Mr.. HALLAn's wasbinsin Ti,.,A
A NEW COLLECTION OF
~ Nh" NVLLEN tVN VI
Y II Y Z q IL z G

" II X FL G U K e S;
CUPERlOR to any in America; among which are
- itriking hkeneis and representation Of the late
unfortunate d U & l., fought between Col AAsoN
BURR, Vice-Preiident of the United States, and Gen
ALEXANDER Hamilton, wherein Gen. Hamilton is
Imported by his fecond after receiving the mortal
wound, while Col. Burr is led from the field by his
ieconda triking representation of the place where
the duel was fought, upon icenery, which adds much
to this interetng representation, &c.--and number
of SELECTED FIGURES, choisn from the beit felec-
tions in America.
81 NJ u SIC ON IN RLEGhRT OR @ II N.
AoairTANcr.-5e cents for the frf adnil,ion--
and no perion is admitted the fecond without paying
half price--e5 cents.
December .. eptf
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. ESPECTFULLY informs bis friends and
N eyaomrr5 that he has engaged a E.5Feieuf
number Of good gUorkmen, and qvM be thankful
TOR a continuance ftbeir favour5.
Dec. /. TJSsqv
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BROKERS OFFICE.

HE S4bsribe, b0, opened Broiy's Office, oaoeftt
l. I'd: Union TaVr,n, and tbe Coun.ing-bOljc of
IbOmH, and doos Ladd. AN bafasj eoajfied 10 bin,
aVW Be traafatsed 4pi.b GriR .fdehty.
THOMAS NORYELL.
Ot7ob.y 8. If
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April Goth, 1902.

SIR,
We have the honor to encloCe copy OF an a.
greement entered into between the commiiiion-
ers of The United States, and thofe OF Georgia,
III purfuance of the act, entitled &c an aSf for All
amicable fettlement of limits with the Fate of
Georgia, and authorizing the Establishment of
government in the Niififippi territory
The nature and importance of the tranfaGiion
have induced the iniertion of a claufe which
,eners i &; that III the iGutbett ,ouid De
communicated to Congrefs, during their pre-
fcnt felton,.
We have the honor TO be,
Very RESPECTFULLY,
Sir,
Your obedient fervant:.
JAMES MADISON,
ALBERT GALLATIN,
LEVI LINCOLN.
City of Wilmington, April
Goth, 1904.
TIE Proficient offbe United Slater.
Articles of agreement and cef1ion entered into
the twenty fourth day of April, one thoufand
eight hundred and two, between the commifli-
oners appointed ON the part of the United
States, by virtue of an act, entitled " an act
for an amicable fettlement of limits with the
tate OF Georgia, and authorizing the eta
bliihment of a government in the MffiiIippi
territory" and ofthe aft supplemental to the
lat mentioned a6 on the one part and the
commiiiiflioners appointed onthe part of Geor-
gia, by virtue ofan act, entitled =" an aet to
carry the twenty-third fecticn ofthe firft arti-
Gle of the contribution into effect, and of the
att 10 amend the lalt mentioned acs, or theo-
ther part.
ARTICLE /.
he n,fe Oc 81, q
the right, title and claim which the fad Rate
has TO the iurfd6lion and foil of the lands fitu-
ated within the boundaries ofthe u. S.fonth
Of the fate Of Tennefee, and weR ola line be-
ginning on the wefern bank Of the ChatahOcl,ie
river where the fame crohes the boundary line
between the u. S. and Spain running thence
mp the faid river Chatahoche, and along the
wctsern bank thereof TO the great bend thereof,
nest above the place where certain creek o.
river called "0chee" (being the firft coniidera-
bic ftrean OF the wcaern ide, above the Cafe
tas aud Coweta towns) enlptics into The faid
Cha;ahoChic river thence in a direct lire 20
Nackgjack, on the Tcnnehce river then croft
Eng the faid lat mentioned river, and thence
running NJ the flid Tennegee river, and along
the vcftern bank thsreofto the fouthern boun-
dlry live OF the fate of Tennefee upon the
following eXprefs conditions and fubiect thereto
tina. is 70 iay
FirR. That out Of the frfl nett proceeds Of
the files ofthe land .hus ceded, which nett pro-
ceeds ih1ii be ef.imated by dedueting from the
rrofs amount of iales the expenses incurred in
furyeying, ard incident to the file, the II. S.
fhail Pay, 70 their treaiury, 100000 dollars
10 the Fate Of Georgia as confederation for
the expences incurred by the faid Gate IN rclati-
ON to- the faid territory and tha, for the recur-
fiitf a. prompt payment OF the fad fun as is
prs Eticable, land Office for the dIpoi.iop of
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FOR SALE-at Rockets.

HE LOT, and two Rory BRICK HOUSE, con-
Il tanning three tenements, which the fubitriber
purehafed at the fae Of George Nichoon, deeeafed.
The lot is well 6tuated for warehoufe, and the brick
building for bake-houfe, umber-houfc, or Tobacco
Fa6ory. JOHN ELLIS.
November II. II
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DATES's ALMANAC-FoR 1so5-Pnb!iB-
ID ed BY Ms0JJ. DapiI e Courtney, may be
bad at the Office Of THE Eafarer.
.Sebfezgber 10. eff
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LAND H0R SAFE.

HE SUDSCRiBlR offers for fale trael cf
4 Land, Containing fix hundred and thirty ACRES.
lying ON Black Water, IN Mathews COUNTY adoiairr
Mr. John psy;ons, Philip Iabt AID Hunl.y [:ayl.ss
lands, We Known by the of tie !Rea.ys Tysls
The fertility Of foil is equal no; iuperior 20 su ard
IN the county. The ituation is renari ably plsarsn,
and healthy the land well watered and heavily sn,
bered. On :here three tcnernents the h,,,fs
are ,olerably comfortable, and the fences gene-al
good; At one of thoie places there is a very wood
Peach and Apple Orchard, and the Battery MEL is
mott capital itand fer fore and cavern being has
way between Gloucefter and Mathews courthoufe.
and the inhabitants generally wealthy and rune,ual in
atsy en- the river where the ben fifth and oyers a,e
eanght, renders it mon defrable li,uaion Any PEI
ion inclined to purcha!e viii be ihcwn the preniiss
and terms made known, application Capt. lanes
Gibion, at the Battery, or
GEORGE Z. DUDLEY.
"i''HewS county, december g. eP2w
TO RENT-For 1be e,,J1ane scar.
IKE WHITE HOUSE at Yauo4,,, c..,.,
L 6oH/e, together aoifI tie lois Adjoiyio, -.
TO: that are not attacked 70 tie Y1uer,9. III b.
IS a pery comn,o9iouJ one Sv;tb all fys n,csG;.,
Offices. :-0''y
DISC, far rent, a fed containing aLopt A.,
6'"drtf acres adioining tbe prenics, svsN c.ilcq-
Mfe9 Jar tbr emirizatioil IF co,u YGe obos,. ma
ferJ e2M be rented ipm'ateiy or togefhsr. q,
may 6sf i'if tbele soil5ing TO reat. 9c,7as q..R
5e madF &n0so" By tie yl.!/cri5er h0i4g az .b-
CoarfbOgf.
BARBARY o. TIiILMAN.
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RURR MILL STONES, or ALL SIZES; and
- PLASTER OF PARIS, of an excellent quality,
FOR SALE, IS USUAL,
WILLIAM DAVIDSON.
near the Market.
Dec.4 leptE]
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currents Gooieberries and Strawberries of forts,
Grape Vines of forts, Artichokes and AIo,r.o,'c.
Roots, together with variety Of Towering fbrYbs
Flower Roots aud Seeds and Rofe Buhes, and Gnalj
quantity OF Garden Seeds of this years growth.
ALSO-nlay be had with the nurfery Negroes.
8 OF which are well acquainted with Garder,ipr and
NuTiery work. ALso--S Horles Steers, q Co.'s.
-ad the nurfsry and farming utenGis, which if rot
loid oy the lit day of May rext, win be fet up at
hl'c iaie on that day until which time lie will con-
tinue to fell Trees &c. &C. &C. on lower terms tban
uiual.
Orders left with Mr.. George Greenhow at Rich
mond, Meftrs John and Sam. Peniton at Pete,C-
burg, will be duly attended to with difpateh
"ihiaHiDugi NOV. a. eplM
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JAMES MADISON, TSeal1
ALBERT GALLAT1N, TSeal1
LEVI LINCOLN, FSeal1
Conmifiioners on the part Of the u. s.
JAMES JACKSON, TSeal1
ABRAH. BALDWIN, tScall
john MILLEDGE, fSeaI1
Commiiiioners on the part ofthe fate Of Georgia
]. FRANKLIN,
Senator of the u. S. for North Carolina,
SAMUEL a. OTIS, :
Secretary of the fenate ofthe US. 3
SOM BEcKLEY, =
Clerk ofthe houfe Representatives. Of the / e
us.
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ENOCH SULLIVAN,
JEWELLER q RAIR-ErORKER,
(Firt door below the Eagle Tavern,)
pEGs leave inform the public that he h.. for
~ Sale, a FhsgIoNABLE is,on1arNr OF
JEWELRY & SILVER. WARE
Ayfo, Il HANDSOME SUpfZr OF
LADIES ELEGANT COMES, POCKET BOOKS, &c.
Dec. s. eptf
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J. p. HOPKINS.

Buckingham, Dec. s.-[eS ct.
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90 Cath given for clean Linen and
Cotton Rags.
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RICKETTS,, NEWTON g Co

RICKETTS,, NEWTON e Co.
Have on hand, and to Be fold very low
terms, hnndfome aaor5ment of
fnper6ae and fecond
BRO AID CL OF II S,
A quantity of Rof; Blankets,
Twllled do.
TicSlingburg, and Getmaa Ofnaburgh
Bcdticka and Apron Checks,
Cotton HoGery,
Fufians. VcIvets and Cordursys,
gunbazetts and Wildborss,
Calieoes and Ir(h Linens,
Striped Jerfcys and Caaincrss,
4 Corded Dimitcs and Flarnels,
Twilled Coatings and HalfthioAs
200 pieces Englih Canvas,
200 reams writing Paper,
so do. wrapping do.
trunk coloured TwRs and Sewing Silks,
do. Umbrellas,
caks Scin Irvine,
do. Fig Blue,
: do. Role Brimaonss
lee kegs White Lead,
boxe, Cotton and Wool Cards,
10 hhds. brown Sugar.
pipes London pa,ticu!s: Madeira Wire,
And a quantity of PLASTER or Para.
Fss. 8.
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.Ne Yeceaued and for Sax,
Sweet Cyder by the barrel,
APplea do.
N. England Rus DO.
Candles by the box,
Pork by the barrel,
1000 lbs. excelttr p Tdtnd Chefs,
Spicei Salp,ond in 2 and 4 gallon kegs,
RaiGas by tic box,
Pruncs, Almonds, Eng'ia Walnu's,
Shelbaris, Chslna;s, fwect Oranges,
Lines, Lemons,
Green Grapes by the jar or pound,
CatGih Tor family uie.
600 bufhtis r. T. Potatoes,
And general aGortmentof Groceries
A, WILLIS.
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pubIir Gieuuue.
On FRIDAY,

On FRIDAY,
b 10 .'elsek, quiH Be sid at tbe YesSxt sts,s,
Rum inhogheads and barrels.
French Brandy in pipes,
Gin in pipes AID bis.
Whifkey and Apple Brandy in his.
Sugar in hhds. tierces and bis.
Coffee IN ticrccs and bags,
DSi:s aad brown Soap in boxes,
Moald aud dip'd Candies
Rsidns in kegs, boxes and jars,
Figs in kegs and trails,
Queens Ware ia crates,
FURNITURE, Sse.
ALso.
Il variety Of DRY GOODS
Among which arc,
Cloths, Coatlngs,
Kerleymeres, Dafils,
Plaius ar1 Kerieys,
Negro Cotions, Serges,
Elaf;css, blue Friszc:,
Calimancoes and RuHels,
Yarn Stockings,
lShintzes and Ca!Icoes,
Irih Linens, SilcGa do.
Olnaborgs AMI TicklenbuFgs,
Mullins and Muffin Hand'fs,
India Mullins and Table Cloths
Eaadaana Handkerchiefs,
Colourei Threads, Hats,
And fundry ether Articles.
p &, NARSTEIJER
March IS.
This Day is publilhed,
Ply Cst,om & Stewart, and for Sale at thsir
Book. Store-fSice One DolIaT,
A new and intereIting NOVEL,
ENTITLEB
WHIT HAS BEEN.
BY Mrs, MATHEWS.
FebH6.
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John M. Daniel,
Benjamin James,
Executors.
Id.
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
REWARD.

N IL w ain ~.
RANAWhT from th. subscriber on the 7etb
Of Cctobsr LAST, negro nan slave namea
3 O B.
about SO years age, ave feet nine inchc: high
straight lunbed and we'll formed; said slave hath
an i-upcdinlent in his speech which prevents his,
readily replying to 2 question. He commonly
wears rings. IIe took with HIM variety Of
good cloathing, sde.criptien Of which is unneees.
sary, as it is probable he has changed them. He
has been frequently seen about town since he Az
seconded, and in all probability is now secreted by
his mother. Winney Brown, formerly the slave
of MIR. JoHH Mum, late of this town, but now
said to be free. The above reward will be paid
for securing said Negro BOB, in any goal, and
further reward of TEN EoLLAss for the dis
covcry of those whe have been accessory TO his
cencealment.
Captains Of vessels, &c. are forwarncd st
their peril. rot 10 take him away.
ROBERT B. JAMESON.
Nov. rs. .
60 Cath given for clean Linen and
Cot+or y oUe