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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-08-01
Tor Sale, or ia Let.

THAT beautiful fat w%Neieon the fa5fc,a.
now lives, aboat half a mic from ri. town =
Aiezandn5. The Lot contains four acres y
which are re1iea > hantf mr. DWELLING, with /,
azzas roQnd M fit and fecouj itoties, . 4,S.
and carriaSe h uf,, bette other oct tu;,dio.j
there arc aiio peHa.i'ng 70 The p%re'nifes, an !,
hou(e, TWO frfings Of good water, AMI a funns
and white. Fllhery, The ground is sn4er eo]
fencing, and he grester part f.r in clover, an
abcuf4o beallng berry and prS,h trees ,hetso,
For terms s?piy 10 Tie fubfsIiber 90 the pr
mites, or at the co.ncr Of tic Diagonal Gre.t,
John Duff.
JrIv
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-08-01

y- All perfons indebted to me On
account Of the tavern, viii p@leale take notice ii i
,heif bits will he lett in lie halds OF x. A6ey-
Tor collection.
July u 2aw3}
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-08-01

The P%renjfes po0yIs aInoR every convenience
ncceaary for 'te sccoramsdationof a gsnicci IA
m.iy, ard are aioste 90 K'ng Rree7, N toe cen.
tire C. buGnea The houtc contains eight rooms,
with FIX ffc places, )ciofets, &c. Ii not toid
within two weeks It will be LEI.
For terms apply on The %premifcs, next door
TO the Wilmington Tavern.
Peter Nfi5AeM.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-08-01
Dr.. HAHN's TRUE and GENUINE GERMAN
CORN PLASTER.

A infaliblcremed for eorns, fpccdiiy removing them,
root and branch, without CRYING PAIN.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-08-01
Valuable Medicines,


- raAre;gn remedy Cor Colds, Obninate Coughs Aifh-
mas, CatarThs, Sore Threats, and Approaching Con.
e parents 4p6o rqy kavt ebizdrM Giaed evitb
The HOPPING COUCH.
This difcoyery sol the firf magnitude, as IT IS an
;mYedia,s -eiiel, checks he progreis, and IN ihort time
entirely removes the mott ernsl dhot5eT to Which chi;
49, dof. 10 ina /, that no difficulty aries in takingit.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-08-01
FOR SALE.
July

TIE fobfcriber beng about to removc from
Alexandra, cftrs for sale, on tie mott moderate
terms, bs lsrgc, conmodio'ls, ard well 6maled
DWELLING HOUSE,
Two Lots Of Ground, Static, Carriage
HoMe, 60.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-08-01

6Kias Styeef,

sKivg Shsef.
SsasJaiyJ iufsrms tbe Public fbat be has rsetivsd,
from Lee q C9's Patent auf Family Neaitis
Store, New Yak, aJtr@ aDaftmeatof fbe59f-
hsefgg
Valuable Medicines,
Nbie6 are il bigb gfeem ard general re f6r0agb-
oat tbs Uaied States, m>y IF fbea being Jsn
e6eape, tbau tie Drugs Of rvbicb tbg are cam
Soxnae4 eould6 Be Ba,ebasd at a rstaR Sore.
e. TAKE NoT1cR,
T1af +. Kerasdy, lea. i 0RSaintea re oNLY
Ager. ar Aeseadria.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-08-01
I0EN HOOVER.
II ANtILIONs
WORM DESTROYING LOZENCFS.

one hsrdres and twenty t6oufand perlons Of both fsres,
of every age, and-in every htuaticn, OF various dangerous
Complaints arising from worms, and form obltruttions
or ioulnefs IN IRE n4.naeh and bowels.
Jais medisine bears no analogy whatever Of fmiiar
tiie, 70 commonly coRapiataed ofas operating ~ieh NO
olence on the contrary, paggicaiar Z excellence OF this
remedy is its being iased 20 every age aud contribution;
contains nothing but What is perfectly innocenr, and is
20 mia in it's operation TINT it cannot NIUE the NIT
dslieare pregnant lady, or the rendered infant Of week
cid ihouid no worms exit in the body; but will, with
Nhstever is foul or ofenfye, end therehy prevent the
podsason of worms aa.tnI3ry fatal d~iorders, They
are particularly ef6caeious in carrying of al grofs hu-
su,ors and e~orupticus; fevetiRn and bilious complaints, and
one'he f.fea and nliidca ~purgative that can be ufed on
by ,Ssal0a.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-08-01
r, WEArHFRpURN.

John Hoover, rope-nna&er. south Second Street, he
tween Mary and ChrIitianSStreets, PHILADELPHIA, volur-
CARLY maketh cath as follows. ramely, thai his wife,
May HsoYer, was 70 fverely afflicted with a violent
rheamatirn very dangerously fsuated, the confequence
OF ! fsvsSe cold after lying in, as to be confined TO her bed
for feveral wseks, ard was at length reduced to the
melancholy gpprehenien Of remaining a ~crPplsgor life,
notwithstanding the NOT reipeeefablc medical advice
was fs f,ved, aud every probable remedy attempted
when !esipg feversl cafes Of cures performed by Fla-
miisori's Efence and Extract of Muaard. they were pro-
cured from &ir. Birch, No. II, South fecond-Street.
The 6rfl application enabled her to walk acrof the
room, aud the ue Of one bottle reitored her to her ufual.
~Aare OF health and arcngth.
John HOOVER.
Sworn and fubfcrihed before Ebnezerger Foron, Efq,
one OF sAc juGices Of he peace for phiiadelphia County.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-08-01

Iet.sr from the reverend Mr. J0FN NOITFIEF
m;n;Rer Of the Moravian church, in York town.
fork, Jaaaoy 4th, 1902.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-07-19
GEORGE THOMAS.

Contediosey. Dyfilltr, and Fr1n Pycj<,0t,,
LAS TOR S,le the following Articles. viz.
L 4 box and ca& raiGn, figs; almonds in
faelI prunes cunann nutmegs; cloves !;
cinnamon; alfpice; black and Cayenne pepper ;
ginger raufaard; fpice biter tess; coffee /;
cocoa fl,ell,; chocolate, No. and 4, prepared
with and without vanilla, brown, powdered &
loaf iugar Cordial, of all kinds; ginger pre-
ferves. IAN afiortment of Preferved Fruits in
brandy, Olives, anchovics, psa. nuts; beG From.
,ignisc, Sherry, TenefiGe aud Malaga, Wines |;
drup. already prepared for punch, fuperior to
any commonly ufcd "a and 4tb proof Jamaica
Spirits, and Antigua Kan beit Spaniih fegan |;
with an elegant aaorment OF Claf. and Crocke.
ry WARE, which he Is determined to fell very
Iow.-Ponetual attendance and the fnaleft "a.
vor, gratefully acknowledged.
NtDporf, Jaly =, 1853. 6rtf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-07-19

Lody Granvilk. dreadful accident hap
pencd early yeacrday moTniog, in Mancheitef-
itreet. About four o'clock as the wa'enman
was going his rounds. he difcovefed Tome iinokc
iGuing from one Of the vindows on the iscond
hoor OF Lady Granvils homie ns'ns s'armsa
At the door. Some time, however, elaPisd, be
fore he fucceeded in a'ouios the ls'sao". On
being admitted the wa,cnmsa. .'Gi'h oiae". got
bdcte,, of water, and psoceedsis up aaiIs where
melancholy 70 relate they found Lady Granville
lying on the floor borns 10 death. and 10 man
ner too lhocking to defc,ibe. The room was
not in flames when they entered; one VI the
chairs ooiy ~as confomed, ioPpoied 10 oe ina.
on which her Ladyihip fat; a book was found
rar,ly deftroyed. Ii is foppofed thai the un-I
fortunate Lady he'd been reading IN her apart
ncnt until that late hour, and that tleep over
poweting her, the candle communicated 10 hef
cloathss. Ao'3'' P"P' y
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-07-19
PROCLAMATION.

By his 'Exceiency Major General Sir Charles
Cfcen. commanding his MajcAy's land foices.
and G oyeroorof the colony of SuIfinsm. &c.
Wherea, il Is expedicnt that regulations
ftouid b. ef fabl,hed respeetiog the trade TO and
,ror, this colony 60 neural vefIeis until his Msj
tav'. u,csfurc ihou!d he known: lhsve thought
f,. by yistue OF the power aud authority IN me
,cAed, to publifh .his my proclamation hereby
decsir!ng,
That i, fl,all & may be lawful. for the fpace
of four mop,hs tom & atter the publication here
Of. 10 import toto this colony, 10 American or
neutral bottoms belonging 70 the lubjetts OF any
power in au,,y with his Majeay. tobacco.
pitch, tar, turpentine, heu,p, Rax, mats, yards,
boaipritt, Raves. heading, boards, umoer, 'hih-
pes, and uher of any fort, h3r'es, cattle, iheeP,
hogs, poukry. and live Aock Of any iort. bread
biicu,, flour, peas, beans. potatoes, wtest, ,ce.
oats, barley and grain OF any foft. fsited
beef, pork, butter, picklca and dry fslt mn,
from the American donipions OF fuch neu'ral
powers afoieiaid, upcn rayment OF duty of
yer cent, 40 well ppoo the conmosiiiie' herein
before fpecifed, as upon foch as ihsi' hereafter
be found pceifary TO be pe'mit'ed upon emef.
scncy or oiherwife.
And whereas il is alfo expedicot 60 allow
luCU HtDtICdu ouu otANA '~A'~''
ycrmitted TO trade under this proclamation 10
export certain articles, the produce OF the COB
ony, in return, but which fhall not exceed 10
value the amount Of the cargoes 10 imported; ;
do therefore, declare thar II fhall and may be
lawful 70 permit the expcrta,ion OF fugsr. run,
and molaiTrs, il iuch American and ottcf neu.
trail veiIels aiorc!aid upon paymcn, ct duty OF y
per cent. spon fuch commodities !" hali be TO
exported.
And / DO hereby dired. that the do,'e..
herein inpof,d upon Imports ana exports, HAL
be levied and collected according tosLe rcgaix-
tions cxiaioe on thar head prsvccs TO the late
furrender Of the colony TO his MsjcHY's aUns.
Done a, Parsmaribo, in the colony OF Sur
rinam this 10Th dry Of May. ,so4, aud
in the 44,h year OF his Majeay'' reign.
CHARLES GREEN, Governor.
BY hi, Excei.ency's command,
r. Ross, Secretary. God AVE the k'ns.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-07-19
SAMUEL lanes

HIS FOR SALE, 20
4 T his Paper Hanging Mandatory, which
"A 10 in the Houfe he now occupies. oppoGtc
to Mr.. Lrs0i Pseki, on the Wea- Side of the
Bridge, Providence, a great variety Of
Hogs Paper and Bordsring,
Of the newea and moft elegant Figures ar whole
fale and retail. on as good terms ~ can be pur-
chafed in America.
A gcncrou, credit gwen to thofe who pur-
chafc by the quantity for retailing. Il.
N. B. The above 10 printed on good pa
per, and the work wellexecuted, by and under
the direction Of workman from Europe.
April 2, 1904. f83
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-07-19
JOHN f. TOWNSEND sJ Co.
IN ibfir Sfart IL Tbamrf. Sf,eef.

Af lbeiy Store In 9bameS- Street,
DAVEa beautiful and choice aiIortment
4 i of Fancy and Subftsntil Goods, among
which are, cslicoes and chintzes. dimi,ies and
muilinets, furniture calicocs and chinizes, Ia.
die, 6-4 ELK damsfk fhswIs, 9-S s.4 and 81
cambric ditto, very fine and other cambric
mullins, ladies' whiic and black fuperfne and
other cotton bole, fine India book mullins and
handkerchicfs, black and coloured luffrings
and iatlin,, cotton and linen table-cloths, very
fine diaper napkins, Epglifh diaper and fine lin
ems per piece, ladies fix, cotton and kid gloves,
linen and cotton 6ne pocket handkeichiefs,
umbrellas, bed lace, blue, yellow and black
nankeens, mems very hne ribbed cotton hofe,
nen's black and white beR Engiiih ELK hofe, YEA
and coat gill;. plated and other buttons, per
sroce, pins, coioured and white threads and
tapes, India calicoes and checks, bohea tea at
Ijg. ~. per dozen, black and white handtome
camei' hair hawls. czceleDt bandanuo hand
kerc',ief,, countcrpancs, mems hne and other
quality hats, beit faperinc cloths and csGimercs,
With variety Of other woolen,.
Lit,4Oyf, Three bales India cottons.
4, Mof Of ,heie articles we're purchafcd cheap
at New York auctions a comfortable portion
ase a Ireh fuppiy, TO make a more general and
isihionabIc affoftmen'. ra
4 N. D. Thofe who are indebted to them.
are requeltcd 80 make fpeedy payment, a. they
intend clofiug their bniipess 10 Newport ia q
few months. The hoeie they occupy will then
be rented. t0. o3tf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-07-19

THE Subfcriber intending 20 quit the line
L of bulne.s he az Preient purfues. has
ma,k'd all his Goods. including box Of Hats
aHorted, at NOT exceeding per cent. tthe uiual
profit being 40 per cent? on coR, by retail
macy lels, aod !ome at coff.
A large qu,niity Of the above Goods, ef.
pecially Broad Cloths and other WooIens, wac
purchsfed at very low advance, upon the ferl-
ing cot.
He lkewife Offers for Sale or Leafe, his
Eaa,e, f,usre on Thames Street formerly the
property of Aarsa Sb.6feid.I For terms, apply
TO EBENEZER SHEARMAN, or
JOHN r. SHEARMAN.
Ne7Dto,t, Dec. IL, 1909. 67tf.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-07-19
NEW HAT STORE.

TIE fabfcribers inform their friends, and
i the public in general, that they have taken
the Store Of Mr.. Htny G. Cbamths. direttly
oppo6te the Union Bank, where they have juft
opened complete aGorncnt of HATS. of the
latcH importation and of their own :nanufaeaur-
ing, which they intend 10 fell as Cheap a. can
be purchafed in Newport, or New. York, and
Of equal quality. They have alto On hand
Hat Trimming of all kinds.
Benjamin sS Solomon G.. Weaver.
Nrsvt0rf, Apyi 70, 1904. So
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-07-19
10, /sls attbh O@tr.
The Mufical MAGAZINE

u ENG Collection of the mott modern aod.
ID favorise Songs. Aim, Marches, &c. taken
from the works OF the mott celebrated Authors.
and adapted 20 the Voice. Bats. and Key'd
Inffrumeot,. Prize 2. Doih. go Ct,. pc, voi.
A few copies Of the Chaner Of the Newport
Bank. and the Rhode lland Infurance Compa.
ny. may be had as above. ALTO, Blanks for
Notes Of Hand. and Checks on the Ncwporr,
Bank; Blank Decds. juaice and Couo,y Court
Wfits and Executions. Portage Bills, Manifcft,.
Bills of Ladiog, Seamea's Journals, SIC. &c.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-07-19

FOR SIZE. sx
SIMEON MARTIN.
100 Hhds. good retailingM olafess
1900 vt. Hart and Ciub Steel, 5;.
$50 Boxes white & brown Havana Sugars,
5000 Bufhels Liverpool Salt,
80 Boxes plain Giafs ware, each containing So
araws nalfrint Tumbler, 10 pr. fifaw
% pint Dccantcrs--6 half pint do.-
IL wine GlaHes. and s Salt Cellen.
40 Iz.bottle empty Gin Csfes,
100 Bols. Soperfne Flour.
IIo Bols. of good Shipping Herring.
Mtacbs,f, AprR 4, 1904. 8,
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-07-19

~g'HE Hon. Court Of Probate for the town
4 Of Weltefly, having lene;hene! the time 10
the Iaff Monday in Auguf rext, for the fcttle-
men, Of the eaatc Of Je@xa KMyos. late OF faid
WeAcriy, deceafed. reprefsn,ed infolvent.-Io
conformity thercunto, the fubfcribcrs gives no.
lice. that they will nee, at the Dwelling. houfe
Of gytofaey G0vs., Eiq. in faid Weaerly. to re.
ceive and examine ,he elains againit faid cftatc.
on the fecond and 4th Mondays 10 lp'y. and
fccond Monday in Auguk nex'. Nosaccounts
win be received. unleG properly atteaed.
-"..s.s THOMAS HOXSIE, Commit
THOMAS MOVES, I Eonrrs.
All perfons indebted to faid efiatrs are re-
gucRsd to make immediase payment TO
MARY KNYON. I
LUTHER PALMER. Admiajara.
ISRAEL .A1s &c CHAPMAN. Ct,dH ''.
WsRery Jsse 10. 1904. %
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-07-19
Doors, SHOES & BUCKETS.

THE fabfc,iber takes this method to infarm
i the Public in general and his friends in
particular, that he carries on the Boot, Skaf, e
Baelss Making buGnef,. at his Shop two doors
wet OF John Gardner'', Efq. in the Ferry
Wharf Lane--where he 10 ready TO attend TO
their calls, having procured the befi of materials
therefor. .s.t
Co A good workman at the Lar mentioned
branch of bulinefs. lif he calls fooh) will find
employ and good wages, by applying TO
: JOSEPH DYRE.
Nryssyf. May ,s, 1904. 81
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-07-19
MEDITERRANEAN PASSPORTS.


Notice 10 hereby given. that is has been
deemed expcdient TO change the form Of the Me.
dtersanean PaGport iaHed to vslIels Of the u
ni,ed States that from the eighth day OF July
next. thcfe OF the new form viii be iEued at enc
cuGon hoairs to every veAe!. for which appli.
cation may be made on compliance wiIh the
terms prctcribed b. law and furrenderiog the
former psaport OF which fhe may be poHeaed, il
an,, in xhich latter cafe no fecs VIII be required
tor the exchsnse: aad thar by IN arrsngcmen,
.grrra u,oa b. ii. 8arbsry powers, sish whom
NC a,e a, react, eith-s the old or the new form
of psiIpori - @ill be fuficieS, 10 proted the vec
ieIs of the Uuiicd STATES. from capruse unit! tho
iii of July i6oS. after witch the old form OF
rair?oti viii be unavailable aAd the new ono
ylooe in ufc.
Department Of State.
z3d Of May, 1904. On
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-07-19
Rhodes 6 Hammond

HAVE FOR SALE,
(Wheigaie and RstaiI)
j AMA1CA fPirits 4'h proof.
Cognac Brandy I'd do.
Bsrcelooa do. 4th do.
Holland Geneva,
Haganna brown, Do. white,
Leaf ,A and I'D qoali'y, & SUGARS.
Lump
Hyion, Sonchong, I TEAS Of tho
& Bohea ! fra quality
Coffee, Pepper. Pimrntc,
Ginger, Muaa'd, Nu,megs,
Alum, Ssltpctc. 3ennenheyei Snuff,
Superhae Flour, Glah- Ware,
A few baIcs Cotton Wool of IN excellent quality.
10 Barrels Meh & Prime Beef & Pork, &c. &c.
NeaUSon, Jant 7. 1904. 9s
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-07-19
NJ Elm q ROGERS

Have {sy iai. a, tbei, Store. bead ef Ban5ee,'s
Wbayf, qba~es. fret,
JAMAICA Rum per Hid. +,
Amaerdsm Geneva per pipe,
Srani.h Brandy per ditto.
Cognac diHo pcr ditto,
Tar per Dbl.
Flout (iopcrfne| per bbi.
Coffee, w. I. and Bourbon, bcR quality,
Madeira s. other Wines per qr. ca&.
AJS. a general aGor,ursnt Of GROCERIES
whoIeialc and retail at the ,owea prices.
". B. AConhsnment Of Trunks and Paper
Haneings.
Newport, May 1s. Is9tf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-07-19
e New Variety Store.
THOMAS D. STALL,

INFORMS bis friends, and the public in gen.
Il eral, thar he has opened Grocery Store, 10
bis houle in Thames, Street, late the property Of
Jsf,pb Rsgtu, ard directly oppo6'eaN.R. Wild-
srs Book. Store, where he ofen for iale the fol-
lowing Goods at a very low price ,..-. \
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-07-19
Il beautiful aiitgovitai Ns(t,is'i's ef
THE PROGRESS OF FRUIT.
RY CowPGR.

iCPRING hsnss her infsn, bicGom on the tree''
- Rock'd in the cradle Of shr wcitcrn breeze
Summcr in haze the ihrivi:.g charge receives
Beneath the made Of her expanded leaves,
'Till Au,umns 6ercer heass and plenieous dews'
DYE them at lafi with all their golden hues.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-12-20
NOTICE
ITO be eon'iHned.J

= IL ff5i51s iqiLfsd to br kgts firm efBUCHA-
y NAN, DUNLOP q CO. Of Pcfs,j5syg, RO-
BERT POLLOK e co. IF PiCb7sad, and DUN
LOP, POLLOK e co. Of 1lane5tfly, are B.rrl,
NeaJfa tbaf Jamn Dusb, late fa,fv.y in the aLooc
e7qerrT', has bs'''-r fo,e5q5r Of ne onftndGr- 9s-
thy TcWhfyfarr be fiegfdto male tayeaf 10 mr. Ye5s
I',t"ffa r5'@rg in Richmond, Or PR G5y-y ,e',gg
~ F9cy5wg, 7rko oov> authorized 10 m0Ie eollon,
o79 gram distdyge-Spif, 7oW be ia4ryis4o,,i eo,g
@e7ers ag'f Ell ~o5a do not MAZE SaymAi E5,e The Inn
Of fcbyaeyy nest
JOHN DUNLOP, IHoyney
Fer JH1fES DUNLOP.
Pac55syr, Hsy.i5, 1904 eff
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-12-20
N O T 7 c E.
Dee. /.

He Office of Supervisor of the Revenue for
4 the Diitrid of Virginia being difcentinued, and
the untnhed bunefs of the lad 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
reqseled to call at my office, in the city of Richmond
without delay and pay the Balances due to the United
Staes-And thote whole lands have been fold in the
dlriet OF Virginia by authority of ac Of Congref.
oi the United States FOR non-Payrnent Of the Direct
Tax, may redeem fuch lands by paying to me within
me time limited, Tic principal COTS and fees as the law
dreeis
Asmoil ofthe aforementioned lands were fold in
Dec. 1902 the privilege Of redemption will Continue
until December next
The money received h. me for the redemption Of
the iad lands will be returned the purchar, with
nterei at the rate Of IS per per annum on the
Purchaie money, to the day which it may be paid
TO nae. JOSEPH SCOTT.
Martial V.D
July 7. emf
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-12-20
CHOICE LANDS-RoR S6LE.

4 DIVISION of the famous Saur-a Tow y I apds ba-
I = wing taken place between the heirs of lanes
rars Farley, Fig. decd. and Col. John S. Farley and
ms liter Mrs Elizabeth Morton, the fabicribe.s PC
bert Taylor of Norfolk, and Charles DUNCAN at Ros-
I'm near Peernrf;, fully empowered Dv the fa;i
Col Farley aud Mrs. Morton, to dipoie of their pre-
portion, containing 2S32 acres, which are furveyed
and laid of eight lots, containing from 500 to $500
aeFes agreeable plots in the poeGion of the faid
Duncan The four argelt lots of excellent quality
each containing comfortable proportion of ths rich
eft low grounds, which produce tobacco of the very
hrt quality, as has been experienced b. one Of the
iubicri5ers, who ihpped it for number Of years.
Ihoe lands lie on Dan and Smith S rivers in Rock
irgiam county, on the borders of North Clro,in,-
about ITO miles from Peteriburg and Richmond. A.
there are iedom fuch lands for faie, rhey uG h, IN
object to thoie who to purchale luch as will rc
duce fine tobacco, hemp and FINAL grain One ,irI IS
the price mutt be paid ready money one th:r5 in
twelve months, and the ether third IN two ;ears m.
Pnrehaier giving bond with unexccptonable fccurt,
bearing intere from the date il est pun4ually paid
ihoie who win to purchaTe will be Giewn the lends
by Doctor John c. Cox, living at I4eel:lvlle, nezr
Rockingham Court-Ioufe, and the terms made
known by
ROBERT TAYLOR, or
CHARLES DUNCAN.
Petersburg, Nov. %. eyd
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-12-20
FOR SALE

: virtue OF deed of trun, executed to TIE fib-
- ieiioeI by David CAls!py, len'r. OF AlLer.,r.e
county, to iecIre the paynleu, of deb. dc Prayr
Walton and 90. and JcAa Walton. ~ Fl be elr e- -,
pnhl,c 'aie to the hghe bidder for read ,nirsv pn
Iue!day the !ire DAY of lnusry eighteen nuodfed AID
i've. at MFCredie H'ggiubothan ard Co. tore. ten
n,ies above Charlottesville. the r4ti Of lau9 yhcrcoa
ire lad Glisipy at preent reiides, coats.1,g oue
hundred and Twenty-Five acres, be the isr.e more or
leis. WILLIAM WOOD -
Aibemarle, Dec. s.---(3w.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-12-20
5t,Incanes agai!,9 Fire.
Pba"i* Fire 0Eer, L0n4an,

1ba"i* Fire Osee, L0Tsdn,
May l, lso4.
] fiE numerous and defiructive Fires which have
happened within the period of thety,o lai year
IN different parts oil Europe and America (more part;
cuiar IN the towns of Liverpool in England. Cohen
burg in Sweden, and Norfolk in Virgnia) render il
proper to remind all perfous VINO pofIefs properly
m the United States of America of the utility of iIr
apce.
The Phoenix Office of London, is an inaitution fuf
hciently known by the very large and important lo.
1t has paid, in confequence of the ex.enlve confgr,
lions IN the cities and towns of America to fuch infer
ers ashavehad the prudence protect their prerrt nv
iniurance-Ihe Phoenix Company deeply regret that,
owing to theexpene loesu upon
thebuiIdngs aDdfores in the timber towns no aerat
on nor rendition or fuch rifs canbeml a. vi efent-
but the Directors hope from the incree Of brick and
itone buildings and other improvements OF fecuri-y.
that the period is not fer dant, when they will be q
bic generally, to mitigate the rates of infrance in
North America; and they confidently prefune that
the promPttude and honor with which they have uni
formerly fulfilled their extenfve engagements, have
unequiyocay elabHihed the lodity, credit, and good
faith Of the Company.
dings, goods and fPs, whit in dock Or in h7rb3r.
from ois or damage by fire, upon the mot moderate
and equitable terms; and rerlo deiirous Of f.curn
their property by policies from this company are
queited to ranimit their orders
in Great Britain.
Nov 9. epI6t