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Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-08-27
THE PHILOSOPHICAL FARMER

7yoey7,s.d yyoru ID, tsrlra--tFv q. -Rrpssrosv
THERE l.v'd gentleman, @hcf, Head
Was fulI Of phi'odophic actions,
Who had thoui;nd volumes read
Which He'd lis a,nd with franss emotions
---- He ownd very leSsc State
Whois ahnu4l crops wtte rich and great.
.n' 70 firner RaLrA lie ient oss dsy,
Who came with ~ precipita.ion--
49, RALBH, Iinttnd 10 change my way,
And former mode Of cultivation
- 9 70 weeds aud tares more foe.
u, a,si mean 70 iet them thi've end grow.
= no argument can { difcern
ssAssnit poor weeds Cor force employing
The fiarnc', cookie we'd, ard fern ..r. g
Hencetor,l, good RALaH ioibesr denioying
Free e, chem riis rsidn IVA; sra,a,
end rate the bi,ihnss Of the plain!
5 RAIsa fcrats!,d and ga,Td with wonder,
AiAek.a day Sir. wh. this chanse
Fool, cries his Ioro, with voice oil tt.uoder,
Why Ihoud ,our nuui-.i' tAink i, nrans.:
i,5, 10 root w weeds there is no re.ion;
'Aeain't the 'issh 9, fiers ,is ,rcatoa.
Each has an equal right to fre,
10 w...ch.its life kind naurc yields.
And why hou.d wheat aaI barley thrive,
D.spotic rvrants of the ht IDS
The Iaal'eii blade ny man that iiss
: Draws tssis from rhi'ofopaic eyes
RALpH fsrap'd obedience aud dep rtcd,
!. Mich wondering his loid's conc.it.
The weeds uncnid, 10 thouisnds ftsr;ed ..,
AID ehoakd the barley corr and wheat.
The harytil rea,'d RALPns fears,
Yieldn. bet few aud barrcn ears.
Awsv flies Enlps ard tails his mater,
That ali his granali eIapty lay;
ana whence cries he, this dire aiiaeer,
Have tempel. f~eps nv crops away
! No pieaIe your wo,ihip no. suoth he,
Twas what You eali'd phioiophy
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-01-05

$ 81. fee II sxas<Is j, i, he naffe5 thu
~ nav think msss candu1iye 70 the public
La. III, can Only be done By az amendment
the ccc ai,osien, i: is mstisr ofdtersSian with
III ratss whsshey ssey viii do il o. not; for It
/ lonot Be done /" stessS;sgg Il re praeiflss IF
3. fssral q 9:safsS, it The C9ngreis Of tie
|ls.cs nc deprived OF thar Gizefssfss, which IS
,eea "a the iirF, and f-cnFsd 10 thr isR by the
.oai.au,iau. h lse isttiaa Of The 4tli Article
|ot he oonaisulioa l5islAld, new ifases may be
admitted by tic sCongrefs into this uoioa.'' Ii
|CooeIrE have IL pever, i Is derived from this
.ufse fer sheie arc no oskes words IN ire con--
|pi.etiou rtaat car by any confrrdaien that can be
.isen 70 tfsn,, be eoniiieSed as conveying this
powrr, II Ceagttls have not this poser, the
|. snft..nti5na; ui,ae voplt be t'y 40 amendment
To nc coqei;ulan, ii i Gioaid be conceded
Ssn lid, IN ssfaGion Of tliis territory into the
|rpion, IS 4 rate, Vas in thee pailon Of the
.contratsos pal sirs, i, ,pulS be udsFitood with
ssierva,ien Of the right Of his Congrefs, or Of
The GATES 20 do it, Of net; the words admitted
as f,on as peGl5lc, rut refer to The voluntary
sdn,ifIion il one Of The two modes thar have
n,eotoar,' FOR in no other way can iSate be ad
united Into .h:s union.
(De5afs Il Il Cosfigasl.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-01-05

afraid, that any particular district would obtain
osJ itsJ9R proportion Of representatives and I'M
proyements But he g is really afraid" that, If
Coyy<lg0, should be commissioned 10 designate
The districts, 0ne halt the town Of Alexandra
would neyerobtain any Improvements At all.
Far be It iron, me 70 oppose aay o5j-cs which
night IN the nast distant degree he conducive TO
the publc welfare. Although / do nor wish to
see the lots and buses Of non.rtsidenfs Scid, az
ten days notice, for tax amounting 10 one
huadleth part Of their real value. Iwould a3vo-
cate The LEASING item. | would net cp5ose al,
sp9icasion for jarlsdietion over tie poor haase
aud lot; bat / believe me a2eiicafica wol3c b.
supeiRu5us, as the power is already gsapted ~
the a&t Of I77e. Jur'sd.e'ion eyer the lf'fbaaf
seems 10 BIZ also unaecesssfy solng as tic Tlyift
of stopping vessels at sre poinY, aad gaarapt.re
law exist alnsng rs. ! oppose a7t petition
for power 10 prevent a4d remove nu'saaccS,
although h5mly believe that Congress can
rot grant arppicr powers ontsiste:isiy with tic
laws aid constitution Of The unson, and The her
~ OF tie citiztns. than The Mayor and Common
atty already possess.
8 And now, citizens Of Alexandria, you viii
ind2e what weight oushS to be attached 70 tie
fcm9rks and inslnua yionss' OF Corrector. The
real auu Of Ccrrccror, considered the leajon Of
the Mcmosalists seems 70 be, lprder eoscf OF
the general good) to promote certain party pur,
poses and local advantages; thai Of TIC counter
Me,noralists 10 regel 'unprov0ked aggression, ard
10 prevent our far and fonslshing town from
beng sh2ckcd with municipal regulators, the
most arbitrary, oppressive and usjost.
ARISTlDES.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-01-05
Gleraaogta DaiIp sDnsrftser.
THURSDAY, JANUARY 5.


It's by no means surprising, CORR
4 pondent observes, thata certain editor
souack Doctor discovers suck a nalig4t
aversion to the English game laws, f.
though at one time he apparently entenn-
cd very high opinion of Englandlts
manners, and customs; and actuallyfnl-
grated thither, and there attempted de-
ny the place Of his birth conclude no
doubt with his facetious countryma that
!" although he Toas barn IN stable uas
no reason he shoald be h0rse." son al
ter which, however, the quack wasbv the
eagle eve of justice, more than speSted
ofhaving poached, or (ro adopths own
word) p0tsched, upon certain s0stantial
laws framed for the benefit of thearniu0r-
GUS tuu0 legged game of that cottry, and
found it necessary tofake lsg-V IN order
to avoid the hon0r of giving pm Bull a
lecture on the doctrine of acouics, under
the friction of a cat-o'-nine tailiaPplied by
the delicate hand of a hang-mi to the stll.
more delicate shoulders of ie Phiioso-
Pher.
On Monday last David Iunter, Esq.
was unanimously admitted, Clerk of the
Court of this County-viceHenry Bedin-
ger, disqualified.
(Mart;1burg paper.)
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-01-05
Goagra5s Df GDe uajfeo 5tace5.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,,
MONDAY, IaauarY z.

MONDAY, January 2.
The enrolled articles of IMPEACHMENT
agar ST JOHN PICKERING were read and
signed by the Speaker.
The House lpreeeedcd TO elect by ballot
eleven managers Nh. Nicholson and Mr.. r..
GFiswculd tciers.
One hundred and nine ballots were given, So
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-01-05

4 4. -, ~ :, e 1afao/}inr RI "a
! the prooals - &c
= port OF NeF1 -, - ~ 1855 = -.
i construcsoas nc suojecl - Wo'eAy '''0
y Iserious and EentiYe consideration q OUT
e Icif;zensI
IS &C. ,Thl bSers Of our National Marine
lc corre lbEAso acquired many modern MI
le l;,a ,,IhIvres. Z practised by the British
q troans ahhlta, Gibraltar &c. which may
Ii sto9ps alyantaoee be introduced into
is VIII " - e. rs,,,,a, and n,,3;t;a
j. neral y
e fofce ~
is 1,1L .t;aa-
- l,es1l,, s, 49, 1',5'
i Ne - :, = =, !. ~
q FAlS ? y siis : W. - = 80 2 :
e "A
L EsSo Citizens,
q IMPRESSED with 3nst sense
i clc real tendency q CERTAIN Memorial, whcn
d boeen iateiy presented Tor you1 slGna1hfes,
+ Eird myself OF the fighs Waicn every c'''zen
{ sEoys, OF expressing to the Fuobc my opinion
Srcupen; and having strictly cont4ed ny re-
Iaiks, either TO the express terms g the nero
fas and hlii, or TO conclusions, larry afoneiDie
from them, | expected, there Ha5lt oS5 al at
Aempt Is pal!iaSe or excuse, Dat never Supposed
fthe mos. JEALOUS or interested parttzan would
vensure % contradict. sueh character b9"e
seS has appeared, a WfiSeF unoef sne sisia'aie
Of :" Cotref7er," has deoied pTopos' io', A. &C.
!nonssfaoie as any p'op'7'n - Enoitu, "'a 'iAS
rerdeFed It sEculnosht uP2h me ohce more 20 'e'
quest the attention q csndid ano discerning
pubic.
lsepsat the asSertonr f9at : some Things are
g selected winch Congress cannot, Others whlch
:. Congress VIII not, and many thinSs winch 40
upright and enlightened congress cu8nt not
g 70 grant. Can congress grant the Mayor and
Commonailty Junsdlc.Gn hall niie beyond
s the limits OF the town, tor the suppression OF
. disorderly houses, which are not within the
" territorial line (" Cone6for answers, No
/" such grant is contained in the bili.' Iiu:;
but in the memorial we hnd the following para
graph " Your memoriaiists pray, that the ju-
g risdiction of the Mayor, and Common Coun-
" Gil, and the officers thereof, may be extended
!" over ali persons who shall reside, or be within
/" one halfmile OF the preirat limits OF the town,
!" for the purpose OF enabling the authority ct
!" the corporation to suppress an evil, which IS Ct
" serious moment 70 cur domestic comfort. -
correetor cannot bas know that the present Il
niSs OF the town are bounded sn the south wesf,
BY The state Of Virginia. Ergo, the memorial
prays for jurisdiction over persons residing bali
mile within the confines Of Virginia, which con
gsess cannot graft.
VIII Congress grant them power to sell Lots
/" and Houses n i'aynens o. taxes preferably 70
/" the goods aod chatties Of INC defauI5er :, Cor
rector replies, No such pretereis IS asked for.
Perhaps he has forgot the 18Th Section OF The Bill
For bis into'mation' | oFs ieave TO cite IT,
/" Be,: fa,,0ff faaS3ea' 'lse i shai and may
be lawful ior inc couI' o. VIC i5's''ct OF Colum-
ola, Tor the county o. fA'SA-'u''s' on the motion
OF the common couhcit 20 'eA''er Judgment tor
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-01-05
Commerec of Meullr4b0rt.

II GIVES us pleasure lOttooSl w Il oAi LII
to time the Aourishing commerce of this
little port Business iinow brisk, and a
due proportion of slipping is abroad, vet
there is now in the hfbour-9 ships-51
brigs-3o schooners-16 sloops. Total
Sc. (RepertOry.)
Captain Ripley. wbqArriyed at Boston on the
7ssh Dsse b-y, from liverpool, reports. thar on
,he 6.hlusr. he sfezckith captain Brown, in the
schooner Euaice, DELAYS from Lisbon for Ports
,nourb, ard was insof,sd By him news had reach
sd Liaan, eight DIS before he sailed, ofthc dc.
sls,atono d war byBpaio against England. The
funice has arsivedat Portsmouth but the pa
pr which notices Ter arrival, makes no mention
whatever If any Intelligence Of me KIND. We
turtle UNDERSTAND, that letters have been recei.
Ncdin town by it's vessel dated al Lisbon, about
the tine OF her lepa,suIe, which are likewise 81
Ient On he subtet.
LHtrdct Of d letter from Nszv-2ork, dated
Decsater g.
I" Gun BoATs.-The vessels belonging
TO the Unitd States, which have recently
arrived at Washington, have, we under.
stand, bro,ght with them models of the
different kind of gun boats, which are much
celebratedat Gibraltar, and Algesiras; as
also thosebuilt at Naples. In the different
naiions q Europe, tie use of gun beats. is
daily becoming an object of-incceaSing at
tsEtion and importance.
The appropriation of $4,000 dollars
made last year by Congress for the con-
sfruction Of gun boats, Tor defence Of tho
mississippi, having been unemplog ed, there
Is some reason TO suppose that II may ei-
Their wholly OF partially be stlll applied to
The purposes Of It's destination. A gun
boats to be Immediately constructed on
ahc Neapolitau plan, which Is. considered
she hes, N the nas-y yard al Washington of
80 feet keel aud OF propoytiesate beam to
sarry one % poander and be manned by
20 OF 25 me5l. 1t is thought it viii be built
sfith Immediate expedition, tllas The MEM
bers OF Congress may haze an opportunity
81 determining the merits Of the PIN.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-01-05
II PoMnemsglt.

Mr.. Generes has the honor to IN
form the Ladies and Gentlemen Of
Alexandria, that his Prastiiing Ball is
poltponed, on account Of the indispo-
htlon Of his MulicIan.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-01-05
w anted 10 Hire,
WANTED TO HIRE.

FOR one year, twenty abIe bodied MICRO
MEN, to be employed on the Little River l'urn-
pike Road. Good ufage to, and pan6tual pay
alent for their fervicea, cray be relied On. Any
perf5ns who have, ,and are difpoied 10 Hire, will
plcafe give the esreit notice 10 the fnAfaribcr,
who is duly authorized to contraa for fhar num
Der. on behalf Of the Pfehdent ADD Directors Of
The Little River Turnpikt Company.
Richard Ratcliff..
Dec. IS, d3w
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-01-05
M0tzce Is he2eby gzuen.
Ian

To the Creditors Of James M'Do-
nald Bsnkraps that his dnai cersfeate i DIFF
charge, willhe granted on Monday the i6:h Of
January isf. at 10 o'clock A. M at The court
hoafr for Fhe county Of Wahingtcn, in the Of
irittoi Columbia, unlefs cause be then ard there
thewn 70 Inc contrary.
WILLIAM CRANcH, >
.A5IRaaf GfS4slse If fhl Cheuit Curt II he
DyRyia ef C0sambfQ.
Iannary LII. IS1,4 q
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-01-05

With other scattered votes
Or which gentlemen the nine FIST having a ma.
iori5y were declared 70 be elected.
The house then proceeded TO ballot for the
two remaining n1anagefs-Mr. r. Griswold, and
7. Randolph acting as relIets.
Elghty.sight votes were given, As constitut-
ing majority.
For Mr.. Boyle, II
MIR. Clay, 50
Mr.. Varnum, IL
Mr.. Newton, Il
Mr. Elliot,
With other scattered votes.
The two 6rst having majority were declared
to be elected.
Mr.. GfiswoId begged to be excused from
serving as manager, aid stated that he was al-
ready on several committees.
The house having excused hin, proceeded to-
third ballot.
Seventy pine ballots were given, 40 constitut-
ing a majority.
For Mr.. Newton, rs
Mr.. Elliot. I9
Mr.. Varum, 10
Mr.. Thatcher, II
Mr.. Dan,
Nj. Findiey,
No CHOICE.
The House Proceeded TO afour,h ballot.
Eighty BALLOTS we're given, n constituting
majority.
For Mr. Newton, 40
Mr.. Ellior, II
MIR. Mott, "a
Mr.. Newton having nsjrity was declared
10 BE- elected.
In the above ballots several votes given, for
Messys. Randolph, Mitcbill, Csmpbeip ard Clay
not counted, owing 70 Their being oliief gen
tleolen Of similar names in The House.
The II Managers are, therefore, as follow !:
Mr.. Nch0lsoa,
Mr.. Early,
Mr.. Rodoey,
Mr.. ]. Randolph,
MI Ensiis,
DG. Mitchi!I,
M. G. W. canlpbslh
Mr.. Bla kledg-,
Mr.. Boyle,
MIR. /. Clay, g
Mt. NeWtQns
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-08-25
ADVERTISEMENT

On f6' 9th day Of September next, at the late
dzoeIling hoylf Of Capt. John Hedges, dec. on
C6iopaq0a2Ee, near Dnu.tjIrs, MILL BE
SOLD, on a credit Of tqoeiUe months, at put
&c ynLe, to tbs. 6igbxf 6i94sr,
WO TRAC1SofLA fituate in Prince
I William county, containing about twelve hun
dred acres, of good quality well tmbered and mpro-
we'd. and LARGE nrnnntton nf It Low, grounds irritable
for meadow. -4ljo, about 25 LIKELY SLAVES,
and all the other perfona properly of the eate of the
l9id Hedges----hond and approved fecurity, toge-
ther with mortgage on the land fold, will be requi-
red Of the Pnrchaers, The land viii be fold tracts
or lots, as n be most likely produce the best price.
SETH BOTTS, Executors of 9obn
ISItAM E. HEDGES, : Hedges, dc.
ChiPpawansic, July 5, 1904. eStds-2I
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-08-25
N O I'll G Z


HE office of Supervisor of the Revenue for
= the Diitriet of Virginia being discontinued, and
the unlimited bnEues of the faid Office transferred to
me; the Collectors of the Direct Tax and Internal
Revenue, whole accounts have not been finally adiuG
ed and paid are hereby informed, that they are now
regretted 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
dltict OF Virginia by authority of act of Congres
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 as the law
directs.
Asmoft of the aforementioned lands were fold in
Dec: 1902, the privilege ofredemption will continue
until December next.
The money received by me for the redemption of
the faid lands will be returned the purchaer with
intere at the of 25 per cent per annum on the
purchafe money to the day on which it may be paid
to me. JOSEPH SCOTT.
Martial W
July 7. ep-G
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-08-25
YIRCLNII:

ArA HIGH coURr or cgHNcERr, HoLDRN NJ TIE
c-APlToA, IN rA8 err or RICHMOND, 5tb
Mareb, 1896.
BEYyEEN
MARY Rg6fn, erecatris, and Re5t-rt Cioi-
6c,7Ie, JanleJ Ris5fn and HTLfaxr Rn7f,,,
executors Of Robert R4irn, and James
RaGgn, lillian RE5fn ard Sterling Rat-
fa, p,eGemlis ia tbeir o7un dsbaif Pitts.
IND
lillian blaclin, IJ;aae Hicks and Nancy bis
NIX, HTiiiam Ger and John Gee, Defts.
his cauje, qvbieb a5atea as TO the plain.if
i MARY Ra6fm, By her deaih, eane on tbe Etfb
day cfMa'eb, liz the rear 81 o,y lorlone tboxjand
tfqen b'oidred and nineiy,fs, 10 be heard on the
Bill, 0nyGverJ, exhibits and examinations of qvif-
naaeJ, and seas argued BY cormH: az coHEdera-
Ifoa svberecf the Court dofb d,et? one Gifts Com
'niBFo"ers 10 Rate an account Of Tire Payments
Hiade, q G2r payments grere made, t0zrards dijE
cbarsihs RE debt, iate,sR and charges intended
70 be ltemed By TIE inAent4re in TIE bill reeited,
and a5o 10 examine TIE bills Of errdn allelged to
h97'e been trndered BY Join Jones, cn be6aTof
tie deten@Gnt lillian Alae!iu, on the aintb day
Of Gseember, in The rear one tbotiaad jc.,en hun
G'ea and es5ly one, in order to 4ijcOssr svbe.ksr
nee ellis oeredit could be legally rendered at tbat
time, ard f6e COmmiGfoner is enpozveredto exa-
nine fbe plaintiffs IN. }0ienu Kramer, and require
their acknowledgment or denial f)1eb payments,
and tender and TO report TIE matters, as tbey
t5aH appear to him, to tie court, Rating /eeiaily
jlf6 as 10 him AaY Fem pertinent, or By the par
ne! (baH ne defrcd TO be 70 Rate.d; and the bill is
6ifaBtd, as 10 the DEFENDANT John Gee, qubo hath
BY bis a1Osr d;jelamed any tile to the land con-
Veyed BY TIE m6entwe aforstaid.
nj Copy, 2eqe,
pFTFP TsJNIcJ ~ n n
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FOR S HE,
A TRACT OF LAND,

TN Pozvbatan county, on Asponaftox Rivey,
Il zvbfre it is havigabie, knogvn BY tie name Of
N'CanPs Quarter, containing 49o acres: : this
land lies about fair miles from the Court Houie,
and is ayeH ADAPTED to tie culture of Tobacco,
I':aH grain and corn. Samuel EoodEsu, 4ybo
HzieS near tie land, 7vfg it 10 s.y pe,1on zyio
may svj@ to pwrhah.
VI Is nat .loid before tbe ~ ofSfptem5er next,
I.I5aN /Sl It nsoa thai day to tie bigbeR bidder,
at Nood/oa't 7aqern, near the bren,ijcs. 49,.
= 80 Il JOHN F. PRICE.
Richmond, May 80, 1904. Iaqvta;52ina.
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TuNsTALL,s

PHTENT THRE SHING MHCHTflE.
HE advantages 20 be gained by farmers, by
( applying lome edettna parts to Threihing Ma
c6iue which have greater velocity adequate rengfh,
ard greater cheapne than hitherto and applicable to
any machinery, are universally allowed to be very
great. WILLIAM TUNSTALI. has o,.ained =
Patent fos iuch improvements; and wilbes to benefit
the public on the mott realonable terms Dhrcts
and individuals may be now accommodated with Ma
esmes ard patent rights, by applying in perfon by
letter L6G beil) to the bafeafee, HiAau TnJfzH, al
Ds 6.yaa Tavcra, Richmond
n. 3. a Mdl'Wright and Iron Worker FOR ;he re-
fPcSfve parts, are waoted--appy as above
thefe H1schines viii hull Clover and thfeG Rice.
Buck Wheat Sc. preierved free from gtit.Counter-
feiis viii b. dealt with as the law directs
July 10. eW-tf
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/ WISH 10 SELL

4 He PLdNTATiON eObcrcoa 7 mar H7r,
4 containing ofof 800 eersi. il 10 r,yy so4ee,i-
s7f GedbaaJa1r ftufja, Yin! on ne bagk d ReB6a5s-
1o.i mar, il RE- laaoy, 7otJ evy eear.7ica Logc
reslgagy fer r /fDf'y, ell IN taie5aA qo,d ysbar.
fJatH gfib to e971t ppm tbc bt1gfy qa@ eorrs1iese
eft5c Ef'a''or, and II, E,fiIigsfHe Jill, a. Ey96.E
peJ5e -rW b1r.6ef until be gic1rs M tr,my5s 49,
pm o,,y Jag, @a fsr oH he gpaiai-f al,ysaeafjoaat
IJaf3ys Hto de eqsd IT iege 70 any saf IN Bs hgce.
Pq,f Of hje eeeafyy.
I qoW HsczUjs (iN my MIL, q0ifb So aefej
gf LaaS aI;oi8iag IT, SIC E5 aJoaf THREE or fur zi.
flo~ ~ 5ogjs. zeW EHLoy 5Dib he Pissigiioa. 0,
~ Ls,T sciB tie Ioal that jsia BE-, a. Aay 5sF Ja
NE Paysbcr. S5e frad' atsa yry ccsd Glerv, id2~
Uo Svaqt 7e4sy, g7d y m eosJ repoi,, hing As
yS-bEiF, vc5 Boif4F Clsi5' oed Coo1 Gin fse9 bc,
~ 4cafer an rail- 70 !rsaf soh ary be6p Jar bo,L
df6ey gFtb4zr, 7eY nafs tbe Scyqgeafs s q.
19llb!s, and PsLs1i0s giOsa a. CJry7aqr
W. GATEWOCD.
A,;v,G Il. sS.zg
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CO NDITIO N S.

/. The ENQUIRER win appear twice
week....During the FELTON, Of Congreis
and the Virginia Legislature, either
third paper or a supplementary half
iheet, during the week.
IL. Terms ofpayment FIVE DOLLARS
per annum, iii advance.
III. ADvERTIsEMENrs,f from thofe who
do not fubfcribe to the paper, ihould
they not exceed a fouare in length,
fiiall be inherited for ft4Jsmty-fVs cents
the irft time, yJfg cents for eacn time
during three weeks, and for every adj
ditionsl infertion tbirty-tbree cents
long ones in the fame proportion.
~. SUBSCRIBERS ihall have their adj
vertiienents inherited for ffiy cents
the frt time, and !sirfe-t5rce cents
for every additional infcrtion.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-08-25
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE,
On Gbrr0iferm5, 4y The SaJserberJ,
July 81.

On literal terms, b. the Sm5c,fberJ,
THE HOUSE and LOT near the River
Bank, at prefent in the occupancy Of Mr.. Iolni
Taylor and diGnghed IN the plan Of the city by the
lumber 8, the property Of the enatc of Patrick
Wright, dec. which, If dlpoed Of privately before
the fri day of September next will on that day, at
O'Clock in the afternoon be fold on the prejes, for
one half caGh, and the other half credit Of 90 days,
for an approved eudorfed note.-An indlput45le tide
viii be made before the money is received
PROSSER u MONCURE.
July is. eplS
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-08-25
NOTICE.

0iy4nr Of a DEED IF T,gF eseeatrd TO u, BY Taob
- Hoolog Of Hasoptr eoSaiy, far TIE krpe6f or GJ.
ItyeH, E*'Or ojrtbs RI. HIiam Do4glsG, dee.
- WILL BE EXPOSED TO SALE
To tie bigL 6idir fer reay MONEY C0I. Goo2as Ia
errn liz tie Coarty Of Haaove,, on Sdi4,dry s6e sfL
deg IF September nest, he =
TRACT OF LAND,
W5ere0n he Eaid Woolr n5zp rscd in tie asser eraof
HHHoVey County, E4eb t5sye9 Fan be t1eeGa,y to
sagy t< bainls die ia 4sxe.or, as aJ5 tie Sos ar
f.a4Ggg TIE mp, ly
DdPLD Full oCK, anti
FREDERICK H42RPlS,5 SO'1hkS
July 81, 1904, (.F s S15hl