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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-07-07
MEASURES 3VALUFS

w L1ADON1 = II = - -
lsll the different work connected with the build.
ing art; ard is ready to.conuaff gor any buhd.
ing sod complete The fame, from palace TO a
'eftagc, which will be executed ii sht noA mai
cotly and economic fyle.
He hopes bis long experience and general know
ledge OF bulineis viii merit the patronage OF a
generous public. May e.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-07-07

~ ltcJ aux lcCahc tnc runaway NtGT0
P E e E r.
dsrl. tnulstto, made his efcape from Cameron,
mar A'exandfia, on or ahout the ] 9Th inf. sged
from thirty 70 thirty i've years, abort il feet
.high, Aim made, thin village, ard hangs his head
occafoaally when fpollen 10, fond Of fpirituous
liqpors, ardplays or pTelents 70 play on a fiddle
lad on an old felt hat, dfab col,uied upper jack
ct Of coatsce, ret ftiped ID ard down, ozns
bugs fhirt and tfowiers, nearly new, harp toed
coa(e leather ilsoes but little worn, and took with
him an old pair half boots We have reafon TO
believe he is tlow III Loudoua County near Md.
dlebulgh, where one of bis wives is owned by
Mr.. Allen Dsvis. Ten dollars ard reafonable
charges will be paid for experimenting and secur
ing faid negro in any jail, 70 thar We get him
gain, and the shove reward with like teafonable
charges if fcured in the jill Of Fairfax County
OF delivered at Cameron Mills
Ricketts, & Neyton.
June rs. dow
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-07-07

d2cs D0tE2ts N DaaK notes. and the toitoGiDg
PAPERS iolen one OF my counting room On the
nigft 81 the l5tl inf between tie hours of niBe
ana ten O'Clock (; Do5. Cfn
q daft of Henry <, May end Co,
on Gitbefl Robe, Ton and Co. of
New York, in my tsvcr for lzSo
1onab Thqnpfon and Sous note to
James H. Tucker da:ed the l4th
Nay laa, at twenty Ave days en-
dotied by ne f 1850
William Cath 5 note to VIM. Gore,
dated the a4th April IaE, II Gxty
days, s"dottd BY VIM. Wilton ga SO
John Potts's n.tc 10 William VII
(,n, dated The z4;h April a3;, at
SO days, sndorlsd by William
Wilton, 45s
Philip Cares note to WilIisn Wilton
dated the 3o'h OF April lit at SO
days, en4ofied oy Vim. Milton &
myicif slo
William Wlilons nots to nc dared
The z3dof May lat, at 20 days, 500 -
I3r4than Swiit's note to Jno. Potts,
dated the I'D May laa, AZ 90
d3ys, codorfed by john Posts and
myfelf, Fco
John Potts note to re, dated the
23i May laf, at so days. aos
Robert I. Iiooc and Co, draft On
James Crawford AID Co. OF Phila.
dciphia, il my favour, accepttd
Tie Oh ialt. ioos So
Same OF fame date, 100
Same OF iame date, 100
Georgc I.awrence's note 10 me dated
thc 2ob jv|y, 1909. 200 q
william, Goes Two receipts for "a barrels -four,
r & ". F. Richaidfon's tcceip, iot II barrels
A,or.
Plaincas Janncy's receipt for II barrels -four.
Ifiac Hoi!ingfworth's order on Samuel Croudfon.
aeccqtrd the s.h iae. for 60 barrels ,ur.
Ambrols Waite,
Tune le.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-07-07

g. 4 person qualified 10 m
a11set fe1g boys inthe rndsments Of Eng
hsh Education, may get employment By
Immediate application to tie Teacher Of
the Aeademy IN this tom.
May14. cav
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-07-07
T r E S II f r u II
OF superior quality.
IOHN A. BURFCRD,

(Lafe joseph Dyson's store Ponce strect,)
Has this day received, per the brig
Mcguire, from LisnoE,
LEMONDS by the box or smaller quantity,
500 lbs. soft shfII'i Almonds,
500 BIS. English Walouts,
10 box OF preserved Prunes,
And some Sweat Means,
al which are in excellent order, and the best
ever come this peri.
F JUST received, per the brig 10
haruaa from Newbarypors. few tlc,ccs fist
qxaily SEED POTATOES.
fnly s. Z
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-07-07
Efiv DolIaf.5 ReoouyI.

VIII be gwen for the recovery of
my POchE & BOOK, CONTAINING aoott E,gbty
Fee Doliats n baak notes, and tie toioQiGg
papers -itolen ont Of my counting room 90 the
nlght o. the 5tli inf between tie hours OF niBe
ana ten o'clock Do!s. Ctts
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-07-07
Wants u lIace,

As Hcufekeeper IN gentcel family, middle
agcd woman whocae bring good Recommendation"
For further particulars erquire Of ,hs Printer.
jay 8.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-09-29
BomBARDMexr or HAvKE.

Dispatches from capt. OLIVER commanding
our o!ocSading fquadron of Havre, were lat
night received ut the Admiralty. They contain
intelligence of the renewal OF the bombartment
OF that town and port ial Friday. The houies
and ihlpping are ftated TO have beer conGdera-
bly, damaged. During the bombardment, in the
courie OF which great number of lhelis were
thrown, a diviion of the enemy's gun boats
yentured out, for the purpOte of annoying oul'
iquadron; but they were very nearly cut off by
the fkiiltul manGuvres of our veilcs, and re-
gained, with much difficulty the barbour. The
particulars of the attack will, ii is expected, APP
pear in the Gazette OF this evening"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-09-29
THE BRFsT FLEET.

The dispatches received yefferday 1T the AI-
miralty from Sir Charles Cotton, fate, that
Gantheaume's fquadron was diicovered on the
Sd init. at anchor in Camaret Bay, where we I'M
derftand the French fhips are protected by fiich
formidable batteries, that any attack on them in
their actual petition would be unavaing Were
it not for the vigilant look out which the Fox
cutter kept, and the continued firing of fignals,
Gantheaume would probably have effected his
eicapc. His fquadron is now found to conlift
nf nine fail Of the line and three frigates. Every
Hip which can be ipared will be fent off with
all poHble d;fpatch to reinforce the Grand
Fleet, as the late fortie NUT necenarilv divide
the attention Of our ye1els, and cali for increai-
cd itrength and exertion.
Notwithstanding we are afured that the flb-
it1nce of the difpatches received from Sir
Charles Cotton is fuCh as we have Gated, our
plymouth letter OF this morning fays, that a cut
ter arrived at that port on Sunday, has brought
intelligence Of Gantheaume's return, the prece-
ding day, to his old Ration, in the outer road of
Bret.
Although the name Of Gantheaume is more
known than that of any French Admiral of the
preient day, he has never diltinguilhed hfmfelf
but by his eicape. On the very day when he
paGed the Gut of Gibraltar, the 9Th of Feb.
1901, in efe6tiug his efcape from Brett, Sir Ro-
bert Calder failed in purfuit of him from Tor
bay.
Admiral CORVALLIS filled from Spithead yef-
terday morning in the Glory, of os guns, to re-
tune his command on the Brett fatioD. DIFF
patches, received from the Admiralty, at Portc
mouth, in the courfe of the morning, were i'm
mediately fent after him in the RoIe cutter, which
overlook the Glory at 81. GATHERINGS Point, as
ihe was Handing down Channel.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-09-29
PARIS, Julv IA.

It's reported that the King & Queen of Prur-
fla, the Electors of Bavaria and HeGe CaiIel, in
tend TO vift Spa this fummer, where, ru-
mour fays, that the Hotel de Lorrian has area-
dy been hired forthe Prince Royal of Denmark.
As the Empreis goes 10 Aix-la- Chapelle, where,
perhaps, the Emperor, after infpe6ting the
camps on the coat, will join his comfort many
perfons conclude that an interview will take
place between his maiefty and the above Royal
and Electoral Soverelgns and Princes. The re-
port, that congreis for negotiating general
pacification will aGemblc at BruIeis or Aix-a-
Chapelle, though revived, is not believed. A
congrefs convoked under the Proficiency of our
Emperor in London, at st. James's, or Wet
minfter, can alone reftore to Europe a Tranquil
lily, of which England has deprived it; cruih
the proud FLANDERS, and force them to be iuf
and moderated IeWNR ne Paris.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-09-29
LONDON, Aug. s.

The Batavian Journals, received to the Sd
init. communicate ftatement generally accre-
dlted at Paris, that Note, by way of nlfiwatum,
has been delivered by the Ruflian Charge R 1Af:
flares, to the minifter for foreign affairs, demand
ing the evacuation of Hanover; and acquaint-
ing the French Government that in cafe of a re-
fufdl, he had been directed by his fovereign i'm
mediately to leave Paris. We are not much in
clined to give credit to this tatement, but it had
the effect of depreciating the funds, which are
fald to have fallen one per cent. in confequence
OF 1t. On the 3oth uit. the French mniiter AT
the Hague prefented his new credentials, and
proceiiion, iuitable to the parade and oltentaton
of the CoyEca1'- new tile, took place on the &C.
cation.
A letter from the Hague of the 2sth ult. fays,
that mott Of the troops Ia Si.c Texe are dilem-
barked, and the provifions. collected there for
their ufe, are diipo{ed of by public auction.
From thefe occurrences it is concluded, that no
expedition of any confequence will fail from
that part of the Batavian Republic, at leaft I'M
til landing in England is made good by the
troops on board the hotillas at Flufhing. Offend,
and Boulogne. The whole number of French
troops at prefent in Holland do not, according
to this letter, amount to $4,000 men, of whom
$4,000 are encamped near Utrecht, and the re-
mainder in garritons at the Helder, in Amfter-
dam, Rotterdam, Hague, Breda, and Bergen
op-Zoom.
A letter from Berlin, of the 7sth nit. ays,
that {" with two Rufian armies on his eaftern
and northern frontiers, and three French armies
on his weitern and fonthern, the King of Prufia
has declared to the Courts of st. Petersburg and
ST. Cloud, that his majefty intends to preferve
the ftri6teft neutrality, and therefore will not
permit the pahage of any troops, artillery or am
munition through his dominions; but regard as
an enemy, any power attempting to force fuch
paffage."
1t is confdentiaIly af1erted, that treaty has
been concluded between this country and Ruliia,
and that it was ligned by Lord Harowby and
Count Woronzow, on Tuefdey lat, previous to
his maiefty'S going down to the houfe of Lords
We are inclined to think that the article fign-
ed was rather project of treaty than treaty
itfef.
A RufIian galley from Marmoringo, in the
Crimea, for Peterfburgh, pafied the Sound on
the 18th of July. She came from Barcelona,
& her crew were drelfed after the Turkifh fail,-
ion. This is the firit veiiel from the Black Sea
which has ever pafed the Sound.
General M)reau was fill at Barcelona in the
middle of July, where he had been joined by his
Lady.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-09-29
N O T l c E.

HE Office of Supervisor OF the Revenue for
the Diffria of Virginia being discontinued, and
the unniihed buines of the aid Office transferred to
me; the Collectors of the Direct Tax and Internal
Revenue, whole accounts have not been finally adult
ed and paid, hereby informed, that they are now
reqaeifed to call at my Office, in the city of Richmond
without delay and pay the balances due the United
States-And thoie whole lands have been fold in the
diitrct of Virginia by authority of act of Congrel
OF the United States for non-payment of the Direct
Tax, may redeem fuch lands, by paying to me within
the time limited, the principal COTS and fees the law
directs.
AS mott ofthe aforementioned lands were fold in
Dec lso2, the privilege Ofredempton will continue
until December next.
The money received by me for the redemption of
the iad lands, will be returned the purchafer, with
intereif at the rate of IS per per the
Purchafe money, to the day which it may be paid
70 me. Joseph SCOTT
Martial v. d
July 2. ep-tf
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EDUCATION.

THE T,yfees IF HirsBcaer A.a1ny aegpainf TIE
fu6s that tbr Latin, Greek end French languages,
together zob Writing, lfr:5aeetie, Geography, TIE N Of
TIE GIoBAt, Easa and 5e Practical byaaeses Of THE Ma
f5arafie taught in sbe Aeaiy, by TIE principal mg
Ter and bis q9ijq1afs.
Tbe ebooi Is proVded zvib Gl,be and Maps, for tie
gs Of t6e lo7osy elq6si 7Vb 7rl5qpes and Electrical
Machine; 7Oit5 Air-tnmp Enaiometers, and otbe
parts oa Cbami;ai and Pbisapbiea! APPARATUS, for
Ling tie -tak experiments dir, and exhibiting The pro-
feytjes Of tbedig'rert el5Fi; Raids.
III TIER exaafinatiors Of the ebool the Trgaees baos
been highly pieGied vOf6 t6s plan Of eIs5ig and the
Proficiency et6e Pg9iLs; and are extremely baPey in a6-
Dig, 7y5at they Geiitvr MP greatly is,egi: ht ly Of
sbe igftution, tbzt ndys HIbhe anil, in ftwt, dtqsr
IN fbe Aedds@zy, Co4f Of LsEtves TIE LIARS and
Coa'itnfioas Of ibis GIte, and tbs United SfatcJ.
7bsls Lectures vvW commence anHAaily or tbe -fyf
Monay ia D-srsvGrr and continue until The izf Of The
eeelag Mark, and confidently bslevsd, that -0ery
extio7 bis eozver 7yY be -sie ty that gentleman,
,s" hi, Lectures bezssia to bis Pap, and zO0rt1, Of
fT5!ie patronage.
JOHN SMITH, Prudent gft6e T+ga.,.
Sc6fers6ey %. (ee--5zu.J
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FOR RENT.
July Is.

HE Tenement ia zvbieb the Office of the
l. Examiner zvaS formerly kept, .ftuafed on
Boek& Hill Immediately beio1v tie Szran Taueru.
THE Hoyie andiOt has lately undergone thorough
repair. The Rand IS E49pg1ed to5e an excellent one
far Grocery and Dry Good Store; for zvbicb
PnrP9/e5 the front Room is neatly fitted up. TIE
above tenement may be rented zUitb or zvitbout
Kitchen. duplication 10 be made at the Office Of
TIE Enquirer. Sept. 5.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-09-29

III 5oari Of Directors If ID. Bank Of YIrgiaia, on
TbWjaay tie l5tb September, 1904;
D ESOLvED, that the operations of the Bank, COM
IN mence Monday the Sth of October.
RESOLVED, that any perion producing and depoGt-
ing at the Bank fcrip Commiioners receipts, for
any number of hares regularly endored or aligned,
hal be entitled receive in his her. or their own
names, in form fimilar to that ufed by the
Commlioners at Richmond Eating therein the whole
number of flares which he ihe or they may be en-
titled, and the fun paid thereon.
JOHN BROCKENBROUGH,. CaySirr
September, To- eptSo9.
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&" HIGHLY IMPORTANT"

He republican printers throughout this fate are
requeited 10 fate in their papers, that the eleti-
for Electors of PRECEDENT ard VicePredent of the
United States, will be held on the rit Monday o! No
veinber next at the Court-houe of each county and
corporation III this commonwealth; and that the per-
ons choen as Electors, to the Capitol in
the city of Richmond, on the irit "Wednesday in De-
cenber next, to for "a PRECEDENT and Yce-Prel-
dent.
September i5.--repim.
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Mediterranean PaSsiOits.
July =.
ep-tf,


NJ Office is hereby given, that it has been
' deemed expedient to change the form of
the Mediterranean paGport iflued to vefiels of
the United States that from the 8th day of Ju-
ly next, thofe of the new form will be iliued at
the cuitom houies to every vefiel, FOR which ap-
plicdtion may be made OH compliance with
the terms prefcribed by law and furendering the
former panport of which fhe may be pofetIed,
if any, i'll which latter cafe no fees will be requ-
red for the exchange: and that by an arrange
ment agreed upon by the Barbary powers with
whom we are at peace, either the old or the
new form of pafport will be fuf1icient to pro-
tett the ve0els of the United States, from cap
ture until the III of July 1905, after which the
old form of pailport will be unavailable and the
new one alone in ufe.
Department of State,
Esd ofMly, 1904.
THE printers oftbe LaqvJ otrtbe United States are
reqp:Jqed to insert the above in fbeir Ga&ettes
f19iee a qOerk far the space ofGx montb5, and the
Collectors offbe cg7omJ to keep copies Of it beRed
up in their 96re5.
time, 2.
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C. o ~ y IT / Q " 5.

!. The ENoUISER will appear twice
week....Dnring the felton, OF Cougrcf5
and the Virginia Legislature, either 4
third paper or a supplementary half
fleet, during the week.
II. Terms of payment FIVE DOLLARS
per amum, in advance.
III. ADvERTIsEMENrs from thole who
do not iubtcribe to the paper, ihould
they not exceed fquare in length,
ihall be inherited for )eVenty,fUe cents
the tirf time, jify cents for each time
during three weeks, and for every adj
ditional iniertion tbirty-tbree cents;
long ones in the fame proportion.
". SUBSCRIBERS ihall have their adj
vertifements Inherited for fifty cents
the tirit time, and t5ifp-tiree cents
for every additional infertion.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-09-29
Sept. Is.
FOR RENT,
FOR A TERM OF YEARS,

y HE Farm 7v5ersoa Jame5 Ha,tit, detd. E1'eG
L 05onils gnarJ ago,in fbe romfy fCaroliae. II
IS br0ntifdLy .ffuGfrd OH PamaHhy River, COM
mands n bau@fo,ae fr9l5e9, anil is extremely
beaifbt;A re d1v~lliag bc4jri is -qcry conveaicat
zVIA Ec r19nJ in the Celiar, and 7e,y dry. n
perJoH mar Rand in Tire d7Vsliiag bogc and Zee fbe
mill, g05ieb is aboa a mile diRaAf. Tbe mill,
qo6ieb ba5 q great deal Of cgRom 7vbcH going,
cunts Effle rebair 4; fbe ftni1er FIR zvbicb bm-
f9Gb alyealy on tbeIbof. Tb9ra,l three I6riqgy
on tbe fiacr, tie firearms ofqVIicb mating info
eacb oibet, firm riUniet 5vbi-b rms fbjoneb
fbe bllafation. 7bere are f7'erH Rynrilbilg
ecja,a5 otciayNiRG |rnif, Glcb NJ PeacbeJ, N5-
plsJ, PeuJo, DaDiJ9,,5, Cbe,tirJ zfai1t,enf khd,,
&c.
lis / bycfaus no one 7oW Rent qy;f6ouf
Uie7viHg tbebyemjcJ, I fbiah IL Hf'eJJ to giz,e q
.f,ri5er dlcribiion. 7be terms 70W he made
mare particularly kqo1Un Ia fbolr fdaf 1vib 10
rc.i, By applying to George WigEoa, at CaroLae
Court nest.
MliRT Harris, tr
Sept J.. epG
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with Boots or Shoes as well as if they were on the
fpot..~.~.A-the length of the Boot..-.C-round the
Calf~..B-the pitch Of ditto..~Dround the heel and
mHep.~.K-rouud The ir1ep...G--acrois the ball Of
the foot. Fix the heel againh perpendicular, and
ifick knife at the end Of the great toect down in
figures the number Of inches and quarters in the diff
iersht mealures. June 30. epCm.
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EDWARD HALLAM.

4 LII berjon5 boUigg claims on tie eJfafe Of
N Col. philip Peadleton dec. qvbetber .fomded
on priOufe eont,4iJ, or bis reponfbilitya5 Sheriff
Of King 81 Queen county; are requsjfed 10 bring
tbe ezidence5 otbsir rebsffiue elanJ, before Tho
mas Claiborne HoomeS, rcyfding at King y Queen
eo4rtboHjs, To sod9je arrangement the atoreiaid
eiGzte Sa5 been eoafied) in order that t,rozgfou,
commalj1rafe qvitb the demaNd may be imaedi-
ateJ malsl ~
EDWARD HILL 0d0i'r.
auth tie 7VW anHeeed.
Sept. 10. (eS97V.)
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FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

~ London dates TO Aug. l /, reeei1ed BY The Sal
J,JiOm Liverpool, and the Gaien, from Lon
don-arriq,ed at Bottom.
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4 PETITION will be prefer;ed t. the next Gene
4 \ raj Ancmbly, O, ensbiih a FERRY from the
lands Of PErEG RUST, in Richmond County, to his
the iaid RUsr5 lands in Efiex County.
September III Smep.
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WASHINGTON TAVERN.


THE subscriber has taken hajs oft5iJ tens-
l neqt far anabtr Of gears, and ba5 PIT il in a
tt4f of yeai, qv5ib renters il nor inferior any in this
City. BGrJ The TaVsyn be bar dtaehed 64diag5, zveH
saisA4is accommodate t5gs zrJo anxious grezer
eriyaey than 4aaAy lbPardJ. Tbsft tene,neafs
aaJo RE pgbH aars, and zubr t7oo bpadredy ara
ef6e Capitol 76ey bave dsdedalv4asage any ether
bo4s IN tbi, City, zof6 rse3 TO Pn,e air and excellent
7oater. lie hes srABLEs and a eoggant )Pbiy Of
fbe bef FonAcE. Eeseedeys bis :r0iees to bis friends and
t5e public, and al'yes them, fbat anaqcfa gaming,
any Other by067ee qUJihb might, in any dyce, haze ten
Stney to Aroy tie Ptlse Of bis bo, qOW e0r be PERMIT
ted
EDWARD HHLLAM.
Richmond, St6feaq5r IS.
W B. 44t9yt 4uRTr MeaaERs Of tie next AssEir-
nay Sc voty assoma7oA1te, IF 7UJom eighteen baVf
ALREADY engaged E. H.
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ROBERT GORDON g Co.

NObENI OCtDON 9 90.
TIAVE reeei1ed br TIE Guiana from Madei
p i "a, SO pipes fir5fsi aid VINE, go5ieb they az
FIRE 5.ir friends prove5 Be eaeeiiea---Tbey Bape
oyo f7O bibe,, 5ogs5'af end gpaytsy-eoGs DRY LIS
BON and PORT VIE, imported BY f5s4sslves Slreef
tIOai LyJSoa ana operto.
FdLL GOODS.
Try baoe reteieei 5y tie C6a,Ies and Edward from
LoaSea, part of tbey FALL GOODS, and d7iky ex6ef7
fran Livrpoo! and Gigfgvu extc4yfve q9ortmef Of
marty evtry article gil4i!y imported.
September 90. ip3gve5'sS3t
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-09-29

NE baVe recei1,ed small additional Gtbbly at
MADEIRA WINE,
NF hyperion quality, which we offer for fale
~ by the hogihead and quarter-caik
GIBSON . JEFFERsoH.
July Is. eptf
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FAIRFIELD RACES.

ON Monday the 1T of October next, will be
~ run for over the FAIRFIELD Course, a Sweep
fake for Colts three years old, mile heats. Seven
Colts entered at two hundred dollars each, ard
the fubicription clofed Weights, agree4bly to the
rules of the Jockey Club.
On Tueiday, the I'd day of October, the JOCKEY
CLUE Purie of 400 Dollars will be for four Mile
Heats.
The following day, the Purfe of the proprietor of
the Courle, three Mile Heats.
WEIGHTS AS FOLLOW.
Aged Horles I3S lbs
years old 1913
years old lis
years Old loo
years old 90.
Mares and Geldings allowed three pounds.
Richmond, Augult Is, 1904.
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WANTED ON HIRE;

a WOMAN without a Child, who is q good Cook,
Wa'her, and Ironer. Liberal wages arc offered
Tor one who can come well recommended.
ALso-A Girl, from y to l6, who has been
ascuitoned 20 wait in houfe. Apply at the Enqui-
rer Once. Sept. s.
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NEAL NELSON,
BOOT g SHOE MHNUFHCTURER
MAIN-sTREET, RICHMOND,

MI AXES Boots & Shoes
1Fl to any pattern or faih-
ion, equal i'll point of Ma
TERIALS ard WoRKMAN-
sHir ~ amy in general uie.
~ Imported Doors and
SHOES, of the 6rft quality
and neweit faihion, for fale
Gentlemen at a dif-
lance, who are dilpofed to
forward me their medfurc,
by paying attention to the
annexed cut, can be fitted
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FALL GOODS.

WILLIAM TEMPLE has rsee;z,eA BY The
w "Trip edward and Charles, from L5ndon,
AN EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT or GOODS,
wt@ble to the approaching /sajon. he expects an
ADDITIONAL SUPPLY,
10 eompieaf bis aDorfnieuf, By THE ip Snlly from
London, and Latona tiron Li1,erpooi svbicb be
zcW 3jlp2e ofon bis ytiAaI iozv terms.
Sept. So epf
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4 WET NURSE
JUST PUBLISHED,

JUST PUBLISHED,
Had For Sale at Nm. PticbayFs Book.Sfore:
NTOLNEY's VIEW OF THE CLIMATE AND
V SOIL OF THE UNITED STATES or
AMEgCA-with MAPS and PLATES.
Sept. 8. ePG
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OED MADEiR.i, DIR LISBON, s. poRr ZINE
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The State OF England" as reprcfented in
the Journal DIES Defenlcurs, would at any othe,
time, only provoke a fnile Of contemp..-At
pretent, as it holds forth an ailuremept 10 the
mercenarics q the foe of England-of man, il
wears a different and moro C-rinl.a cn1nnl.z.....