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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-02-22

Dr. Centre, two days after the i,te duel. lied
on me wounds received t,on, Mr. John Ruled 20
Ihe occasisn OF THIS rupture is said to ne no, OF
political nature. Psi c.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-02-22

DUEL.-Ve l-1rn. from { Carolina, that an
aR"f 81 h'uor mas been decided between the
ZION Eulcdse, lave member &C Cuas.css, AID
Dr Centre, oi Hnode.is, sud rcCead, from Eu.
rope. Or. Genre fell - first aIe. being shot
through both cgs above ,hc knees Mr ..alsl-o
w~s siGody woUgd,I u tae aLay,AeB.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-02-22

Curious return of one OF the people CAL
led tiuaksrs, under the Defence tct. ole
was led As Lamb to the slaughter, and
us u Sheep before his shearers is tluun.
so he opened not his mouth" | am :,
christian, and profess to believe in The,
Nospci OF Christ; the precepts, nature and
spirit OF which Gospel lead me 10 be per
snaded, that, Ike nv master Jcsus, the
Prince OF Peace, fought to suffer oil things,
10 love all men, and TO kill none there
tore no martial service is to be expected
from -
I6r6ock-Sfree,, Liverpool,
i4A " The 8th Month, 1903.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-02-22

he folio "ing is re marksble instance
OF deviation from Instinct: a starting, in
'he possession OF Mr.. baker, of North
H"c-s'rcet, Chester, EnyGaYd, has been
pred up IN perfect intimacy with cat ::
ana SUCH IS the mutual iricndliness Of these
9nimA's, that one platter serves oots, and
the back OF the puss is frequently the
perch OF his ieathered companion.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-02-22
TEE committee appoint

ed ~ receive subscriptions and make arr.n,.
ments Toe FESTIVAL to be furnished IA the
cty OF Richmond, on Monday the 5rh OF Mach
next IN celebration ct the 4ro of M,rch. .s an
epoch m 'ie political history ofthe United states
WE'Sh ought always 10 awaken the purssr ,cusa
lions OF the American patriot, invite their reuvN
"ca" eTe;''rsn OF Richmond, Manchester and the
AIJ~-eh' counties, to meet and uae with them
on 1hat day which restored to us Inc o..n,,;,,. 49,;
cip'es Of 70. aud removed the al,rm, y1b;rh h.,
C'oaIed tile iaises prospects OF American Libertv
ard independence. Tickets ofaIrnisson NAV b,
OBTAINED tron any member, 81 tue Chairman of
the committee on tina day ot the festival. or or
""y Jay previous thereto, upon application.
by order OF the committee,
ROBERT MITCHELL, Chairman.
Rchmo,.l, Fvb. II, 1874 4,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-02-22

The committee are, Rojert 1fitc5.Y. Ben;e.
mn 1afe' 6s"iGe II Sm;s5, Saasusl P,eascrt,' ),
h'Hia5rey D"51ey, E'i!l:Gn, Prie.. H,:A,a,n s6y,,
81 -Ie'''se'%er esfoaes Wi!Laar D.-VsI. FOB, n
f"Ay2'e' Ht,l","'a H'te3er. Colin .Eices. Hsnv,
L. btstoe, -'%4j William f'yies. ,s7... 60 ~
'e'3 Sell u and Philip " s.cb,A.s.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-02-22

1Vof!ce IS here6y glUen, Muf
an application will &c meA- 10 ne Lesi.Lat.r. q,
z -'S aet SESSION. 30 eSta5rj al Insbectioa of Ia;
1"sc' on tic I-I 9 5y7.ia,a 5Glys, re4.c Psei,,,,
PSN5Gfan. FEB %, 1904. a.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-02-22

NN EVIDENCE OF PPOSPFRITV.
lie return Of the exports ofthe
UnitedSates " hich has been
received from Washington,
ior year ending with Sept.
1908, proves that The exports
ct American produce, and
manufactures, [excluS,ve of
foreign goods amounts to
doNs ~ COS. eel
ih'heyear 1902, they were only SO, 1872 i7G
The increase is about one sixth
OF the export OF iso2--or 5.O23,79S
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-02-22

ms Is the more interesting, because
prices nave generally been lower in the
last returned year, than in that which pre-.
ceded'-Oomestic industry OF all kinds
mas also otcasloned the home consumpti-
or OF much raw materials, provisions and
other exportahe articles. The -four ex-
ported, Is l,3l 1855 barrels. Cotton, a.
Dove IL millions of pounds weight. Pork
ami Beef, i74,5Oo barreis.-The foreipn
aric'es exported are reduced 10y Europe
Carrying more for itself To 3 or IA mil
nous OF dollars. The whole exports are
55,8oo'033 dollars. The growth of ma
na!actures, and the immense number OF
People employed on buildings, bridges.
u'rnPikes Sc occasion great coi.surnp,i
on iii America. ID.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-02-22

Inc increase Of our great towns has
been In It'll proportion TO on Internal DO
puiation. Prosperity mas been universal.
thr oughout the Union increase IS visible.
IL appears thar - Philadeiphia in H. last
year 2a2 brick buildings and 1872 framed
buildings were raised, SO tina, TO that city
and rs dependencies have been added IS )
buildings IN ihe past year, alter all the a.
arms which the presence of the fever
must necessarily Create. In 1909, the
nunber was greater, being 464. SO that
III the last year he number was les, b,
- than in he year before. Il istelieved
that doNbie the number nr chose raised in
ehiiadelrhia this year have been raised
thls year in New-York. Ia Boston, Sine.
It's settlement it has never had greater &C
cessioDs, thaa in the past year. And The
same may DC said OF Newburyport and Ha-
lem. Salem Register
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-02-22
CIo be continued
There ave great beauties here.

There are great beauties here.
l have taken tine liberty to coin word. I
see no reason against DIR enrcniug the English
language. fou enriched it, I believe, with the
vera erudi;e, and with anonymity
amendment Of tie eoHstitufioa-On the
third inst. 80 The house OF presenlatiyes
vt Massachusetts, the resolution for
n.enO,ng tie u s. constitution was called
rp, its ratification advocated by Mcssrs.
Bangs, hd-un aud SIokGm, and apposed
by Messrs. Ives, Holmes, Knox, phiiiD,
AMI Wheaton, o. the question being put
{; was determined ia the negative, ayes
-, noes i31,
Ne'O-J .rscy.-'Ye are as yet ignorant
Of be determination Of this stale, tiiese is
i'ttlc doubt, however, Of the result.
Al present t,c votes OF t,Ie states stand
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-02-22

FEB 81, 1904.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-11-26
PORTLAND. (MAlNE) MONDAY, NOVEMBER 10. 49,

udee of his Office and then rcfung pay him any slary
becaule he had performed duty No way therefore re-
nained deroy tie highe tribunal OF ufce in the ma
tion, but rafe committee, though complaint had
been preferred, raack the whole of mans public lie
find foe hng, which might give colous to mpeach-
,nent This method which Will ruin civil intutio,s,
and fhortlv place liberty Of the nation under the
trout of uprinciped and wicked has unfortunately
been adopted On the leventh of January, 1904 Mr. R,-
torial comntcr examine the official conduct of judges
Chc and Peters; and horty after appearing the har OF
t;.. demanding wi gaiconadng foemny, iii the
the representatives Of the people of the Uand
States the impeachment of the former for high crimes aud
mdcmeanors. The condaa Of the Engliih Houfe OF
commons toward Earl Stafo the reign of Charles the
rrf vs been fe up defence for this Unprecedented
preceding Yes, the representatives Of enlightened am
erica have adSaced precedent by which juiy them
feves the UNCONSTITUTIONAL arbitrary, and tyrsn'csl con-
duct of Eng Hou.e of Commons, who long made the
vess ofberty odous the people. Judge Cha'e IS
iccSsed the r vittm, for real micoudicf, but be-
rs he prsnel the mott uupopuiarc OF any OF the Judges
nc tnpr Court The RET mutt fall III quick ucce
Pbn. unt every of independent u,ina VINO ihai
fufe to acknowledge the infaIlbty the xung party ia
be enrarletey humbed and the NAME O. 4rraEtm detroy
ed forever. This very far from thit tdfenceo opon
which promied Indeed nothing ought to have Uccn
expected from iubordnac sfrumers when was known,
that their chic. hmief had hired abandoned prohgates %
libel and Witty his iuirious predeceor But of this IN
number
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-11-26
r. OF REpR SENTATIVE

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
Nov. p Committee OF accounts was ap-
pointed to fuperintend and controul the expen-
diiure of the contingent fund Of the houie. and
to audit and fettie all accounts charged upon
the fame.
he Rev. Mr.. Bently, of Salem, Madachu-
letts, was choicn Chaplain of the houfe.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-11-26
Co,.grfGD Of :bs JI,,iten bAffs.
SENATE.

:
Nav The Senate informed the Houfe
that quorum Of their body was formed. The
Rev. Mr. Carmiek was then chcfen Chaplain Of
III
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-11-26

The menage Of the Prefdent was acconpa-
MED with various Gocuments, among which
were
I. Extract from a communication from Don
Pedro Cevallos, intimating that the King OF
Spain had sofbdraqvu bis eppoGfion to the ceilion
Of LouiGana by France to the United states.
A letter from the Marquis Gaia Yrujos
accompanying the foregoing communication.
3. A proclamation Of the PRECEDENT Of U. S.
determining fort Stoddert tonbc the port OF entry
in the diitrit cf Mobile. in Eattern Louiiiana.
a. A report concerning the lead mines in
Louilana.
7b1y/acy, Noq, 8--Ihe queftion on the reio-
luton to exclude all perions from the lobby ex-
cept members of the lenate and Photographers,
was taken and loft, only 2 members rihng for it.
MIR. ]. Clay offered the following refolution !:
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-11-26
PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.

PRESIDENTS EfESSAGE,
Nav s-This day twelve O'clock the Prcident OF the
United States, delivered the following Meage to both
Houics OF Congress.
7b the Senate and Hou/S Of Reprefmtatiues
Of the United States.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-03-09
TAKE ] NOTICE j.

subscriber, having pressing
j calls for Money, earnestly solicits
all persons indebted to him, 10 come for.
ward immediately and discharge whate-
yer may be When his customers
take into considera,ionthe length Of time
many Of them have been indebted, and
the use he constantly has for Cash, to
meet the claims on him, TO answer the
calisof his family, as wen as to keep mn the
Assortment Of articles necessary ia his
practice, be doubts not bat they win
cheeFhilly pay up what may be due. Per-
sons iailing 70 comply with this notice
need expect no longer indulgence, as he
s. Fositively determined % make NE
most speedy collection. = Z ss5cs 81.
He wishes to take as an APPREN.
TICE a young man from II to rs years
ofage, ofunexceptionable character and
who ran come well recommended. I: ,.
N. B. He continues to give credit Of
from 6 to 12 months to goodpersons, for
his attendance in the practice Of Physic,
&c. Articles in the Apothecaries line
must be paid for when delivered. n, 1
:. JACOB r. HARRIS.
Martinsburg, February 3, 1904 y
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-03-09

=, -, :; : November Court, 1904.
bthkELEr cousrr, ss.-
William Stiles, Csn.plaiaaas,
AGAINST
John Fleece and Mary his Wife, Def'ts.
s. - 49,. In CHARCER1..
day came the Complainant by
1 his Counsel, and 1t appearing to
the Court that the defendants are not in
habitants Of this Commonwealth, tits or
dersd that the defendants do appear here
on the Monday after the third Tuesday
IN April next, 70 answer the complain
ants bill, and that copy ofthis order be
forthwith inserted In the Berkeley and
Jefferson Intelligencer and continued for
two months successfully, and also be
posted up for two months successfully
2. the door Of the Court House Of this
County. . rs
A Copy. Attest, II. ~ q
IF. DAVID HUNTER, enc.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-03-09
THE ,abscribkr respectfully ac-

THE .1bscribkr respectfully ac-
L quaints his friends and the public,
that hehas recommended the Sadaling
and Harness Making Business at his place
at the head Of Dry Run, half mile from
MIR: Aaron Faris' and four and an half
from Martinsburg, where he win thank
fully receive any commands in the above
hne, which he pledges himself TO execute
In the best manner, ut q moderate price,
and on the shortest notice. II. ~,
/. ~ PETER SNOUDEEL..
February II, 1904. ss@5s = -.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-03-09
a Haiuabls Tracf d LAND Far Sab.
TO BE- sold the plantation wherein I

ITO be sold the plantation whereon |
j now live, containing 462 acres, ~
ing and being in the County Of Jefferson,
.Siak Of Virginia, within , milesof Shep-
her9s- Town, 1 from Potomack River,
7Sfrom Baltimore, 60 from the Federal
City, and 20 from Alexandria, produce
may be taken down BY water 70 either Of
the latter places. There are on the pre-
misses 8 good Dwelling Houses and ! We
ny large square log Barn, 2 never fall
Ing Springs, with good stone Spring
House. Near one half Of this Land Is
cleared, the other half clothed with very,
valuable Timber; there are 2 valuable
Apple Orchards, II acres Of Timothy
Meadow, and more may easily be made;
the soil is equal If not preferable to any
in Jefferson County. ~ +
& Also another TRACT of first rate Land,
containing 1z6 IL acres, adjoining
the aforesaid tract on this tract are
good House and Barn, a never failing
Well near the house and agood young
Apple Orchard about one half Of this
tract i cleared, the other half clothed
with excellent Timber; the whole can
be easily divided into s or ! Tenements.
= The Terms win be made known by
the proprietor living ON the Land.
go. JOHN STIPP, sen.
Jefferson County, December le, $685.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-03-09

Farmers and Merchants, Take Notice,
THAT the subscriber has got To
\ ner's MILL on Opeuuan, (be-
tween three and=fnar miles from Mar
tinsburg) in complete order for the re-
csption and manufacture of Grain and
that for every hundred bushels Of clean
merehantable Wheat, weighing 80 pound
per bushel, brought to said Min, he viii
deliver 81 barrels Of Super6ne Flour, and
will be responsible for the inspection in
any market in the United Sptes. y
He win give the highest price in Cash,
for Wheat, Rye and Corn. :
LEONARD CROW.
December 80, 1905. em.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-03-09
NOTICE.

THERE being very great proba.
l. bility Of the negroes purchased by
me on the sob of September last, at the
widow Edelen's sale, being free, I there
tore take this method Of informing the
public, that ! am determined not to pay
the note given for those negroes, until a
~hnai adjustment Of the business takes
place and aciear and indisputable title i.
- HUGHv. PATTERSON.
December9. 1908. - - =
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-03-09
4 Miller WAATED..-

TIME subscriber wishes ta sn1pley ii,
active industrious Man without i
family, who i well acquainted with the
Milling Business, and can come well re.
commended /; TO. such person liberal
wagesNill Be giyenby the subscriber, iiv@
ing in Charles Town, Jefferson County.
THOMAS BRACKENRIDGE.
February 10, 1904.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-03-09
FOR SALE,

n SMALL tract or parcel Of LAND
IA situate in Berkeley County, con-
taining about forty acres, Wherein the
Poor House stands, adjoining the land
whereon Joseph Minginna now lives.
and about half mile from the Sulphur
Spring. A proportionable part of said
land Is cleared and under tolerahie good
fence. and more may be cleared, come
Meadow made and more may be made,
the Buildings arr one Dwelling House,
wherein the manager lives, the Poor
House "a large huilding) . Meat House
and Spring House Gall built with hewed
fogs) a Stable and Oven, farther de-.
scription is thought unnecessary, it be-
ing presumed no person will become q
purchaser, without previously viewing
die property; Cornelius Kelly, manag-
er at the Poor-House viii shew the land.
The terms Of sale may be known by APP
plying to said Kelly, or to either Of the
= ~: = JOEL WARD, -~
- JOSEPH FOREMAN,
80. T. EDWARD BEESON,
IL +. -- - 4:.. Commandment.
December Is, 1905. =
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-05-01
The SUBSCRIBER,

The SUBSCRIBER,
Intending to viGit EUROPE this fun
mer, offers for Sale the HOUSE and LOT
where he rehdes.
While it is fuppofed that no perfon
viii puchafe without yiGtipg the premiies il
may be mentioned that there are every conve
niert out houGe and well of excellent watef
on the Lot, zone acrc)
The iituation proved, during laf
ficknefs TO be perfectly healthy, combining the
advantages of Town and Country reGdence.
If wi{hed, a field Of about rs acres adjoining
the premifes, now in wheat, will De leaied f0f
twelve years.
Alexander Henderfon.
6nrI d4y
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-05-01
WILL BE SOLD.
April II.

At colonel James Wren's tavern, on Saturday
the I2th of May next,
ALL the perfonal Effate Of captain
Thos. Trlplett, deceafed, coniaing OF ieveral
negroes, one horie, bed, bedfead and uInlture,
one fiver watch, iome books and fundry other
articles.
The terms of fale will be, all fums under ten
dollars cath, and all above credit Of months
will be given, upon the purchafsrs giving bond
with approved lecuriry.
All peffons having claims againf his eeatc
are yequeRed to bring them in properly suthen,
ticated, on or before the day of fale, and all in
.iebtcd are rcquefed TO make immediate pay
ment. The Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock.
Charles Little, Adm'rs.
Geo. Iriplett,J
April "a. o''
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-05-01
April 9
April 9 u4"'
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
REWARD.

Runaway from the subscriber On the 18th
of October LAST, negro man slave named
B Q B,
about 90 years of age, Ave feet nine inches high
straight llmbed and we'll formed; said slave hath
an impeachment in his speech which prevents bis,
readily replying to question. He commonly
wears earrings. He took with him variety OF
good coathing, a description of which is unnecss.
sary, as it is probable he has changed them. He
has been frequently seen about town since he ab-
sconded and in ali probability is now secreted by
his mother, Winney Brown, formerly the slave
Of MIR. JoHN MUIg, late Of this town, but how
said to be free. The above reward will be paid
for securing said Negro BOB, in any goal, and
further reward of Ttn CoLLARs for the dis.
covery of those who have been accessory to his
conceaiment.
Captains Of vessels, &c. are forwarned a,
their peril, not 70 take him away.
ROBERT 3. JAMESON.
Nov. Iso 4
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-05-01
FOR SALE,
On liberal credit, or will be exchanged fer pro
pcrty Alexandra, one half or the whole OF
The LONG GLADES,

containing thirteen hundred and fifty acres Of
land. divided into fix plantations, fituate about
three niles from the Great Fails OF Potomac, in
the county of Fairfax, on the Pof Road from
Alexandra and the City Of Warrington, 20
miles from the former, and 4 from the later.
On this land is the we'll known VIII &
HOUSE, half way between Alexandra and
Leeiburg. The iituation Tor a public boufe IS
inferior to none.
There is no tract of the fame fze in the coun
tYthat is better watered, that has larger pro
pnrtlon of valuable meadow, nor no one in tn
fate on which Platter Of Paris anlwers better.
Hay meets with as ready fale ar this place,
as at Waihpgto or Alexandra. There are two
mill lcats, and an excellent GJuation for diiti.
lery.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-05-01
The large, elegant nev HOUSE.

NC VU7St3 cFt5 III 71cIV 71OCO-,
Stable, Carriage Houie, &. @,d iquafe OF
Ground, formerly occupied by /. Potts, Eiqaitc.
The houie' is built in The mud IN fyle, with
fpacious rooms ard lofty ceiiuss, ard injured
forever. 1t commands hdndfvme profpea Of
The PJtomac, Federal City, Maryland Shore and
adjacent courty. There IS a COCA poms with a
we'll of excellent WAFER in the ward The gar
den contains valuable colleetioa Of young ffuit
tees, ihrubs. plants, &c. al the back Of which
is a haudiome clover lot.
The ituation is airy ard healthy, and combines
the advantages of town AID county.
]. SWIFT.
O. Wanted-an elderly, .0e0dy
MAN SERVANT.
April 28. ec.f
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-05-01
S II Q E S.
SAMUEL CLARK

SAMUEL CLARK
Rfbeafsny i4forms bis Tozun and Coantry CHc
iemers ftat be coafemtlqtes LeaVing this Place
@artly, Gzd qoiN d.lfp9ts cftbr folioq0ing Sb0s'
fer CAB, credit, or Prodare-F0iS
Englilh and American colored Kid
Slippers,
Do. black and white, high and low heels,
Black, isd, green and blue Morocco Slip
pers,
Ladies Blatk Morocco Jcferfon's fhoes.
Miles Red and Black do.
500 pair good Calf Skin Slippers.
Black Stuff do.
Mites Morocco ard Leather Slippers.
Boys foe and coarse fhoes.
Chi!dren's IeFerfon Shoes, and Pgmps.
Mems fac Morocco ihoes, ard dancing pumps.
Do. dne Moroseo fhoes, and coarie ihoes.
March Al. O.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-05-01
BELLE-AIR,

Containing three hundred and fifty tx acres
Of land, divided into two plantations, f:uated
on the Four Mile run, in the county OF Alexan.
dria, ABOUT s niles from Al.sand ia, and 6 from
Warrington. This tfatt has ivtra beautiful
i5uauons for buiiding, and large qpannry OF
valuable chcfnut timoer
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-05-01
NOW L A N d. G,
AND FOR SALE

by JONI y. Ls.
40 hhds. surinam MoIsilrs of the iR quality,
IS do. n. E. Rum,
loaf Sugar,
4 boxes Nanbeen China Tea Se,s)
box Caifia,
50 bolts Rpfia Duck, IA quality.
imall Anchors. ALTO,
A quantity of Cyder and Potatoes IN
OILS. and few tons Of HAY IN bundles.
April %, q
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-05-01

Mclean mad Wlnterberry
HAVE ON HAND,
Madeira Wine in half pipes and quarter caiks
Ram in hhds. Molales in hhds.
Cogniac Brandy pipes,
Philadelphia Porter ~ bis. Of 5 doz, each.
100 bis. prime Beef, n. York lnipettion,
Philadelphia Soal Leather,
Spanih Segars in boxes,
Bar Iron, Nail Rods, sc.
FRESH CLOVER SEED.
April II.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-05-12
TERMS OF
T H L. n Q U n f r.
WIN

I. The Ewou1Rrn sviA appear
twice q 5Oeek. During tire Sos
sion Of Congress- and the VWgi-
mia Legislature, either a third
paper ora supplementary hag-
sheet, during the 7oeek.
2. Terms enjoyment, 7ciH6eFoUR
DOLLARS per AMIN the 7vhole
to be paid at tie time Of sabscri-
biAg.
s. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. those
auiio do NOT subscribe to tie pa
per, should they not exceed a
square mAeagth, shall be inssr-
ted for seventy-fve cents the
first time, fifty GEMS for each
time during three seeks, ana. for
.eoery adllifionalinsertion, thirty
three cents; long ones in Me
same proportion.
A. SUBSCRIBERS shall haze their
Advertisements inserted for fifty
cents the first time, aaa thirty
three cents for e0eiy additional
insertion.