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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-10-29
JUST RECEIVED BE
ROBERT s. IOHN GRAY,

And for Sale at their Book Store,
For Iaundice and Bilious Complaints,
WHEATON's
GENUINE PATENT BiTTERS,
Price ouly s. eeafs,
Secured TO him by Letters Patent from the Pfsil-
dent Of the United States.
A MEDICINE extremely uieful and eiFcacious Tor
cutting iaundcy and bilious dnorders and removing thai
hnking. faint aud dtreied feeling at the Honaen dill
eay of breathing lois OF appetite and leePy, dull heaV
nsf in the forepart of the day weakness and trembling
OF the LIMBS dizainefs Of the head, aud yeowneis OF
I anrerance complaints 10 common 20 jaundcy ana sli
uus peops.
AIio removing cbftrueions Of the bowels, and Of
urine choicY complaints pnking aaa puTgings indgei
ton. fck head ache, rheumatic complaints, &c which
raifr from collection of four bilious matter IN the ito
nach and length reorng the contribution to ttrength
rbsy are alfc found very uicfu co carry off worms
cure rcctry children, and may be aied wirh late
~ in all contributions ages and lexcs.
lhe many cures thar have been efescd in New Eng
land by the above medicine as may be ieen in the bls
prevent the neerhitv of further recommendation.
LiKEW
Is5seaton'S Patent Itch Ointment,
P-ice only 80 cents.
The only medicine in the world which will certainly
cure the lCFI, without having in it any thing either
dangerous di4greeable SIC being competed notify Cf
Ingredients never before discovered or ued IN that Oh
order. a.
one box cures perf9n and there need be no "aihng
faer the uie of it, the l1n generally left cleaner and
ALSO,
Lees gsnulne Wlndbaae 44nt562laoud
Pill L S.
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N o T C E..

b. virtue of Decree of the Court Of
the United States, for the Middle Circuit IN
tao Virginia D,9fitt, bearing date the ,ara
DAY of December 1900, ia behalf of Archi-
bald Hend.rfon and Alexander Henaerfon,
lusv,ving partners of Hsnford and Hendeffon,
sgaina Thomas James. and Elizabeth his
Wife, who was Executrix of James Brent, de-
ceafsd, wEo was Executor Of ohm Bergman,
dceesfed, GiIisn apd Richard Berrymsn, ions
and Devices of the lad John Bergman, de-
ceafed,
Will be fold to the -higheR bidder
for ready money o.. tie i7sh day OF November
next. at Williams Tavern IN the town OF DUN
fries. ALL THE LAND in Prince William
County, devifed by the laid John Berrynian, 10
be fold for the payment of his debts, or 10 much
thereof as may be neceGary 20 fasisty the above.
mentioned Decree, the COTS OF Suit, and the
expences attending the iaie.
A copy,-tSignedl
BEN. MOSBY, Dep. MayGaK,
For JOSEPH SCOTT, M. V. P. D.
October /. (II.) aawtds.
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BENNETT 6 WATTS.

49, y WAL ~
Have imported per the Thetis from L,na,o
United States from Liverpool, con63.,,
part Of their FALL GOODS
Among 1ubitb are:
Plain and emboHed Cambricks.
Laced Cambriek Mufllns,
LuteRrogs, Sat;ins, Pealings and Sarlarsu,
1Laces and Wells,
Worried ana Yarn HcGery,
Rofe and Dufil Blankets,
Kerieys and Halhhicks,
Silk and Leather Gloves,
Silk MolsGins, and fan, enable London Swan,
downs,
TwiR, Sewiog Silk ard Threads, Tapes ana
BobbiIs,
Dinoihes and Shifting Co,toos,
4 very eiegani aAortmsnt OF ManchcGry ana
Patent Cords,
Carpets and Carpetiog,
Patent and common Eiaaic Suipenders,
Irifh Linens and Shcetings,
Diaper and Diaper table Cloths,
Ia general anortmene OF Cutlery and 9th,
Hardware,
Nails, Crowley itsel, Window glaf by 10
II by "A,
Double and Jingle barrel Guns, frt quality
feel ard FLYER mounting,
Shoe and Carpet thread of the dIf quality.
Engllh FF and battle Gunpowder,
Rufia Sheetings, Drills, Ticklen- Fiji,
burgs, Oinaburghs, Heflans, Rolls, t1"11"'a
Cress la Morlsix, brown and law
white Platillas, o'1N'
Seine and Sewing TWINE, &c. &c.
All which they Offer for Sale on the uluaI
terms to runGuAl caeomers; thofe difpoEd to
buy for Cain or Notes at lhort date Will be &C.
commodated on very low teIms, AS they aIe a
bout to clo(e their ootfauding buiinefs. 1t
,ped thofe indebted will fee the neceGiy Of tO[
ING their accounts by Notes if not, preParedO
make payment,
They expect per the Sally, Cloths, Coatin4
FRIES, and Negro Cottons, Ictleys aud Plaids,
whlch>wili complete their aGortmens tor the Tea,
fop.
October 4, d3s Taw4t
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Fairfax Court Houle Races.

WILL be run for, over hand(ome Courfc at
Fairfax Court Houfe, on Thuffday the 9Th day
of Oaober next, pu,le of ONE HUNDRED
DOLLARS, free for colts only, or fuch as have
never won puhe, two mile heats, and on Fri
day the 1ath, (,he next day purie of EIGHTY
DOLLARS, free for any horie, mare or gclding.
or Non fubicribers to pay double entrance.
Thomas G. S. TyleY,
Secretary.
Sept IL 2aW2W
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ELECTRICITY!
Sept. II.

In PARALyTIc, & all nervous diseases,
even mental arrangement and lois of use OF limbs
have been restored. GLAEDULAR and other
TuMoks, SCHRePHuLoys ULCERS, ard WHITE
SWELLING OF THE JOINTS, EXPLANATIONS of
the EYES, and DISTRACTED Visions, DEAF
NESS and Noises in the EARS PERIODICAL
PAINS in the head CURED. Beneh.s derived
from ELECTRICITY are oaily increasing, III
cases eludlng every other means. And should
some late extraordinary relels in ASTHMA, and
other, difeases of the lungs be confirmed, lis use
tuness must be extended to benefits hitherto noy
contemplated. As particular account is taken
il may be referred to and patients also.
Hours of Electritying, from 9 to- II A. M.
and 10 P. M.
Patent Perpendicular teeth Extractor.
By this means the long desired object OF ex-
traction is obtained, and tic Guns and Jaw pre-
served from the common Injuries. Apply to
c. DOUGLAS.
Lower End OF Prince aTce,,
Where room is SET apart tor Electrical expe.
riments.
,O,tb.ro 7sw3w
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1900 tickets at 10 dollars each, 10000
N. B. Plies f4hjs6tsd to deduaion of nj
teen per cent.
This Lottery has been authorized by the let
einatu.e Of Virginia, for the landabe pu.p pole
Of srsaibg fcmiBafy of learning in or near tse
s snet.uDolis of this itlte- With this view 1t Is
contemplated to ralfe &c, 1000 dollars, and 1,5o0
dollar in addition, for defraying The expences at
tendan, on drawing the lc~s1ry. Citixens Of the
Gra rsfpe6fability have been !Sieaed as treees,
rsna they have pledged themfelses TO @'c their Ut
mot exertiops 10 carry it into efttf. The ieiwle
l,ss the advantage Of giving to each adventure S
chance fer lome very large prizes, whit the pre-
portion Of prizes TO blanks. is 10 greaf~as 20 ~
wife the friends Of the intended inRtu,lon TO par
lake in the lottery, with very little rdk ofthoir
becoming lofers. The tresiurer of this tate Is
ia be appointed to receive the money for the
rickess as they are iok, and to pay tho amounts OF
1he PRICES to fortunate adyentureIs liz is beiiey.
ed thar The above considerations will inducc ara
pia fale of the tickets, and the drawing will coHl.
mence as foon as fuffcient numbef hall be fold
20 authorize it-which il is believed will be on
shc fccond Mondsy in D.cember next.
s Richmond, Jan. 81, 1904. go
~ Tickets to be had OF Robert
Pollard, Dr.. 7. Breckenborough, fen.
Vim. Price, (Reg.) Samuel Plealants,
Jun. and VIM .Pritchard.
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/ WI LIAM HARTSHORNE.

WIZ, LIAM HARTSHORNE..
HI, FIR /ale at bis fore on Kuk's evba.f, 6tta0e
Duke and W,oltf Strtfs,
Philadelphia and Swedllh Bar Iron,
Wrought Nailsby the cak-sd, Tod, rad and
eos.
Platter Of Paris by the bufhel.
Clover Seed in tierces and barrels.
He gives cath for Wheat, Rye and Indian
Corn.
For fale loton Water Street Join
Ing Major MlncafcI., z3 feet front and 90 teet
deep, with an ally on the fouth end and one on
the north hde, withtwo tenemen,s on 1t fubjcct to
ground rent Of fifty nine dollars, 400 dollars
will be taken in cath for this property, or Alex
sndria Marine Inlufaace Shares at parr feyeral
lots in qualifications for fae or rent, alto tor
tale two ground rents well fecured, the amount
per annum 50 dollars and 81 cents each, tor which
10 years purchafc will be accepted.
10th mo. I'd. lsw3t
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TITS as TO g,ue Notice.
Oaober 4,

That the Subfcriber of Alexandra
County IN the Dlttri.t OF Columbia, hath obtain.
ed from the Orphans Court of Alexandria COM.
ny, Letters OF Accumulation on the Pehonsl
Efate of John Kisg late Of the fsid County,
decealed. All per(ons having claims agalnf tn:
fad decealed, are hereby warned TO exhibit tie
fame with the vouchers thereof to the Sublctlbsl
at OF before the 18th day of April next, they may
oths rwile by Law be excluded from III benetlEot
the iaid eGate. Given un0ek my hand this +h
day OF October, l8o4.
George Slaeum, Admir-.
n. B. All pcrfon. indebted to the iald etate,
are requested TO make Immediate payment, to TO:
Administrator.
OetoberA Iaw6w
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lanes Craik.
7awI6 t
Oaoher I.
This as to g7Ue Notice.


That the S4.bicriber Of Alexandra
Coum5 in ,heDifra of Columbia, La:h obtain.
ell from the Orphans Court Of Alexandra Coun.
~, letters OF administration on the Perfonal Fl.
tate ofzMoru, Heartily, late of faid County,
sdcceafed. All perfons having claims againR the
faid deceafed, are hereby waraed TO exhibit the
fame with the vouchers thereof, to the iublcriber
at or before the 4eh day Of April next, they may
otherwde by law be excluded from all benefit OF
the fad eRate. Given under my handthis 4sa
day of October, 1904.
Jane Heartily, Admir-.
NIB. All perlons indebted to the laid eita,e
are reaueRed TO make immediate payment to the
Adninissratrix, otherwile fuits viii be CON.
mcncsd,
October 4. laWow
Printing executed at this Office With
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-10-16

FAR advanced in years, and anX-
ious to c5lIe all my cid acc, UNITS during my hfe,
i raoA calneRly and respectfully requea all thofe
who have open accounts with me-, for fervices
rendered prior to the 9th Of June, 1901, t'he
da Of the commencement of my CO Laftne:shp
with Dg NASHiNGI ON TO call and af-e
tain the balance then due; where il is not conye-
MINT to pay, it is hoped that { me acknowledg,
ment Of the debt will be given to prevent future
difpute.
with 70 employ nean to take charge Of a
fnaIl FARM ard d few HANDS al the mouth OF
Hunting Greek, near Alexandria. A man cspa-
bic OF managing large, Garden will be prefer
ed.
James Craik.
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Printing executed at this Office With
nea.ne{s mad di(patch.
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LEONARD-TOWN
~ N0laCe.
rfnnents.
% II b.r 9

Lronard ,own, Auguit RI.
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TRAVELS IN GREECE.
PROPOSALS.
FOR PUBLISHING BY SUBSCRIPTION
THE TRAVELS OF
Anaeharsis the Younger,
IN GREECE:
Daring she middle of the fourth Century, befor'
the Christian Ara,
Eaheopious Notes and References.
by
THE Able BARTHEL envy,
Keeper Of the Medals in the Cabinet Of the King
of France. and Mcmbcr of the Royal
Academy of Inscriptions and
Bellies Iettres
Translated from the French.
First American, from the fourth London edition,


Translated from the French.
First American, from the fourth London editfen,
I'm FOUR VOLUMES.
THE work now offered to the American read
er exhibits complete view of the antiquitie
manners. costoms, religious ceremonies, laws
arts, and literature of ancient Greece, at the peri
Cd of It's greatest splendour. A knowledge OF
these has hitherto been only astalnabe by labo-
rious peIusa OF writer's who have been little soil.
citous to join entertainment with instruction.
The Iraveli af Anaebauit, on the contrary, are
SO written, that the reader may frequently be
induced to imagine he is pcrusing work OF mere
amusement, invention, and f.ncy; till his eye
chances to the bottom of the page, when he per-
ceiyes yhsre is scarcely sentence, and not
eipele fact or circumstance, but is supported by
the authority Of some ancient sethor. The a
making number of these quotations may, perhaps
az first sight, seen to have been unnecessary,
md TO have more the appearance OF aparade OF
erldison, than to be OF any real Utility +: but 1t
is to be remembered that, at the same time that
they must be highly acceptable to the man of
real learning, by enabling him to refer immediate
~ TO the original author, they are extremely
useful, nay, we may say, absolutely necessary,
even to such readers as car never DC supposed to
have any ntentionto consult the authorities quot.
ed !; as they clearly shew that such an idea, or
such Circumstance. is not merely a decoration
or the offspring of the fancy of the author, but
Immediately esken from some ancient writer, and
therefore perfectly accordanr to theegeneral scope
and plan OF the work.
7. f. r NJ S.
I. The FIRST Edition in America of Anacharsis's
Travels, will be comprised III four Vols octa.
>yo.
IL. Itsshallbc printed on handsom wove paper
and anew type casting for the purpose. Each
Volume will contain about 400 pages.
III. The p:iee to Subscribers, per Vol. bound
and lstiered, will be g dollars in boards, /
dollar and - cents, 10 be paid ON the delivery
of each Volume.
The Euopean- Edition sells at II dollars per
sett.
w. There shall be a handfome Map Of Crete
given with thefrst Volume, TO br qxscuted By
enc of the bct Epgrasers.
". Those vino obtain ten SubSc.lbs;s and be.
come responsible for the payment q she aaroe
ihaH receive one copy grabs. TIE s2ok -
now at Press, and shah be finished. Win al
possible dispatch.
g-F Subscriptions 10 the above cork
rsceived at Robert g John G1y,s hook
Store, Alexaadr1G.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-06-16
May I5sh, 1904.

RULEA clear and conciie fate of the cafe of each
party in an appeal, writ of uperfedeas from
decree of the high of Chaneery, or any Difria
Court in Chancery, from Judgment of the General
Court, or any Drict Court in which demurrer fue-
cal verdict, cafe agreed demurrer evidence bill of
exceptions, point reierved fall conititute part of
the record, exhibits in the caule with the pointsi-
iited on, igned by his council and printed fairly
transcribed, the eNpence whereof a be taxed in the
n OF colts iha after the end of this preent term be
dshverea to each Judge tmeeuough before the hearing
Oh the cauie y that no error, other thar uch a be
pointed OUT and iniifed on in fnch atement. ON the
part Of the plaintiff appellant, ha be (vvthout leave
OF the court admitted ground for argument ON the
hearing OF the caue FOR reverfal of the decree or
Judgment fought to be reverted. And that all depof-
tons and exhibits accounts and articles intended to be
rehed upon OF objected to in the argument be partcu-
larly noticed in fuch State and rected and reference
thereto in the official copy fthe record in the caui
made.
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THE SUBSCRIBERS.

diving on ShockG-TIill, near Mr.. Daniel l..
Hylton and MIR. Benz. Molby)
D ESPECTFULLYi inform tbeeiti2eas ofRieb-
~ mond and its 1ieiaity, that fbey haze
lately commenced The
CARPENTER & JOINER's BUSINESS
and are no7V ready to mdertake any bnEaeLJ
in tbeir Nae.-7bey trnG, from tbei, parfica-
lar attention, and fruitful performance Of ez,sry
thing they UNDERTAKE, to merit pu6He PATRONAGE
WILLIAMK LEE,
JOHN S. LEE.
Nay %, 'o4. ff(5J
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NAV o1N 1904

RULE-Phat after the end of this prefent term all
cauies depending il: this Court which al be ready for
hearing IN Pu:ance Of the rule of this court made OIL
the 9th day of this prelent month"; fha unefs good
cauie be hewn to the contrary be heard in the fame
der in which they fand on the docket.
IEsTE, ]. BROWN, c. C.
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WILLIAM MtCABE,
WATCH 9 CLOCK MAKER

VIZ Ut . JLOCN-M AkTR
pRGS leave to inform the citizens of Rich
- Thond, Manchester, their Vicinities, and
the public generally, that he has commenced
bunefs in the houfe oppofte Capt Richard
ion's, and four doorsb below the Crofs-hreet Lead
ing from Byrd's Warehouie TO Mayo's Bridge
where all kinds of work in his line will he
thankfully received, and executed with fidelity
and difpatch.
Orders from the country will be pundually
obeyed.
RIcHnosD, June 9th, 1904.
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NovnMREn 18th 1903

KuLk-ln all cafes whether of appeal, wrtof error,
or otherwe the Court will proceed to herring a. the
term to which uch cafe hal be returned or fen. mo. ur
ieis good cauie ihall be ihevn to the contrary.
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WANTED 1T THE

F. A 81 EFT A We RN,
4 YOUNG MAN, well qualified to act as
l. y BAR-KEEPER, one coming well recon-
mended, will meet with liberal wages on appl-
cation to
ESME SMOCK.
RICHMOND, June 9th, lso4.-lasv 4sp..
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The LA ID Y's MI SEU NJ,
AND
WEEKLY MIG AZINE.

7HIs P4rFR, as tie htA.hezv5, euiH be eiieR,
deOoted to tie Ans.5fn1ent Of tie L hDIfS; and
on TIER patronage ,aHf tie ireesG o1eour mderta-
king principally Depend. although 4ce heY ne
our endenvourJ to adapt tbe MUSEUM TO The
taRe ottbe Fai,' Sex, nevert5eleS bre/tme tyaf
The admirers Of polite Literature nmouy tie
GENTL EMRN qvW nor 5fndH to7zuorf6y of be-
r2ai; ubon ieeb, therefore, 7oe rely to, porfiou
otbatronage, G0ia-ed that trey zuiH not 6e 6aek-
4Var9 in promOfizg aoitb a liberal 6aad, lie cir
enafion Of Pneer, qobieb bas far its o6jetf The
Improvement and graft dfatioa Of tbee qob0 con-
tribute 70 n'oterieily TO orr ba9pinej, and TO The
retirement ofon nianhers.
From this apey, party politics and yocr2onaI a.
tereation QviN be entirely exeluded. In oloce of
matter otfbi5 FORT, qOitb qUbicb periodical pabers
too gfneraly adostnd, and zc5icb is only caluiatea
to dilyayf and irifate readeyy offafc and j4dy-
nient, zve Rail Ii5aitate EGar5 Moral and Seuf:-
mental; iafsreRiRg Biog,aSbifal Sketches; 4vitb
oeeafonal Elections from tie nef celebrated Po-
cts ; and Jilcb Original E1zyJ, kotb in proJS and
Vertf, as mag, from tine 10 time, 1r tarnji5edby
ar Pafyon5.--A eorre7 jilmnraty IF iate,eqi,ie
Foreign and DOmSfie Intelligence. tgnN clio be re-
gHlariy publJQ'ed.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-06-16

HE Court Of HnfineJ Of TIE City Of Rieb-
I>mond bn1,e ejfabHBed the toilozriag raIeI
concerning applicants for Heehjs5 to m01gjac!
tire Tobacco qoifbn the Ia,d City; Vie.
+" AH AtobiieGfionJ 10 The .egid Court far lii
ee5ieJ to manufacture Tobacco, MN be nade
07e Month at haR, freuions to TIE Time of
granting thereof; and the Name or NamrJ offfe
applicant or 1bbhie2ntJ entered on fbe Records
Of the Jaid Court, and Inherited tn eli tie NezgE
papers bHbHbed IN TIE Ctr Of Rifkuond 20
IN PURSUANCE WHEREOF, PUBLIC No
TIcE is HEREBY GIVEN, That from tie Re-
cords Of TIE Euid Hnaing5 Court, it apbeery
that GEORGE TdTE means 10. abbly Is tie
next ItcceedGng Court for Lieeze 10 maui.
failure Tobaero gpa6ia f6iJ CITY.
by Order of Cowf)
-1ND'W STEPHENSON, y. C.
Nay IS. $40 81
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At a Court OF Appeals held at the
Capitol IN tic city of Richmond,
the Dist Mav. 1904.

ORDERED, that the following Rules be pubihed in
the Richmond Gazetres, for one month
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cONDITIO NJ S.

~. TIE MpsE0M qvW BE- nsatly printed, qyeekly,
on a bALf5h5fet Of Sap<r-Royai 4aper.
cd. Ibs terms quill be Two Dollars PER annua i;
one dollar to be paid at TIE reception qtff5e 6ra
number, and the other at The expiration of [r
months. ~
Sd. rs ifi5J abbofsdtbAt a5feri6ry5 quiH trsjsrve
tbsir papers. for the pf16ojS efbinding, a hand
Jon1e Title-page and Table of Contents zvM
IbefmrnjGsd (grstis) at tbs completion If each
a,oif1ne.
4tb.27be publication oftbe MUSE IN zuHeozu-
nfenee a6on THE fyR Of September, RonidaIi6
.eieqf ni>ofber IF 5a!jcrider5 6eo5taiesd BY flat
time.
May so.
Or SUBSCRIPTIONS qOiN be reeeiuea at The Of
fire offbe ENQUfRsR.
Tie printers Of Neqe6ba9ers in tbi5 .Rate quiN
o6lige. rs BY P.blj6iag our Propejal5.
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AN GRAFTON,

Delivered at Hsif.norrland Coart-Hoae, or tbr
.5frR day Of May, 1904, BY RicHSsD E. Pax
kFk, and pn6lj@ed at tire requsR Of tie Com
,atfee Of Arrangement.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-07-18
NEW INVENTION.

In France, M. Lebrun has invented a new me-
tnod OF preparing hemp and flax, by which he
gives the'e raw materials an appearance perfect
~ new, and obtains from them kind of cotton
aud fix thread. He begins with the tow, the
moment it leaves the hands the cultivator, and
communicates to it either the foft and adjective
nature of cotton, or brilliancy refembling that
OF iilk.-This preparation, for every purpofe of
utility and tafte, is hyperion to imported cotton,
as 1t eaiIly aiumes and retains any colour of
which it may be dyed, and by the Iabour of a
few individuals, a thouiand pounds of tow NAV
be converted into cotton in twenty four hours.
a iecond preparation gives the tow all the fine
NETS and brllancy of texture that has hitherto
been peculiar to fix.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-07-18
BRITISH MANUFACTURES.

Lat week at the Pontefra&t Seliions, the Cloth
Supervisors delivered in to the Magistrates the
account of the number of Broad and Narrow
Cloths miied in the Wet Riding, for the laft
fweive months of which the following is an ex-
act hatement-Broad Cloths, milled this year,
eight million nine hundred and twelve thouGand
feven hundred and ninetyeight yards.-Laft wear
s,686,o46 yards-Increafed this year 226,75s
yrdS-Narrow Cloths, mlled this year 5,o2s,-
99G yards laft year 5,o2s, 754-1ncreafed this
year 212 yards.
Tbs iniiierffe [; .,a;ltities OF Kerfeymeres and
Swanidowns, now manufactured, are not in.
Guided IN this ftdtement; nor the cloths manu-
fAStured in Lancafhire.
Lond. pap. IbrH II.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-07-18
TUNSTALT's
PATENT THRESFENG MlCHINE.
July ID.

PATENT THRESFENG MIGHT'VE.
HE advantages TO be gained bv farmers. BY
u applying fome efeaua parts to ThrcGing Ma
chimes which have greater velocity, adequate rength
and greater cheapnes than hitherto ard applicable 70
any machinery, are universally allowed to be yery
great WILLIAM TUNSTAIL has obtained 1
Patent for iuch Improvements; and wiihes to benefit
the public the mott reafonable terms. D;fri6s
and individuals may be now accommodated with Ma
chimes and patent rights, by applying in peron or by
letter (P9f t0id) to the 5reafes, WHidm 7a7aH, at
TIE S7O1n TavrrH, R;.bne1I
N. i. Mil Wright and Iron Worker for the re-
ipe6tive parts, are wsnted-apply as above
Ihele Machines will hull Clover and threih Rice.
Buck Wheat &c. prelerved free from crit Counter.
ies will be dealt with as the law directs
July Is. eW--tf