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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-02-27
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The fab5fssibsf being duly a;p,iiat.aa M y. {
the eaatr and elects Of James smits. Il ~
fries, q Rahksupf, GIVES NO IICE - 'D =.
thofe ind-bsedto him. or who mly have an
bis eaase or effects in their puff Zion, = = :, .
or s.iiyer the laac tothe ,aignec withop, ds
and 20 other pssion, bat fuct as NAV be an,t
rifcd By him. 1hof- indebted, Wiz find -;
convenient to make immediate paymer., ,a;,
on or before the FIR day Of March next, CO...
forward and give bonds for the balances du. 6@
eiiate, will Be INDUCED untii ssptsmber new
by making the fame fccufe, but thoft who /,
not avail themfeivrs Of this opportunity :.
making paymsnt, may expect prolecuions WI
be commenced wilhou rrferye.
Timothy Brlmd;gs
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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-02-27
Timothy Brundjgs.
Aft gree.
F,rtkey Notice.

ON Monday The 81, cay OF March next vii
commence The fAls OF the property OF lam,
Smith, at lie Store late'y occupied by him !,
.n,r,fr;-o conEG.utt.f,f.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-02-27

Rheumat evefy tage. iuitantig fubn'its q RS re
nstfting powers h;eh has iucccede 10 curing ,he INIT
ae.oerae cafes OF raeunatim govt, uelbge fcistica
nsinbref, paay aud complains of the iouiach, after
fpyioas ne sihes have proved inefe aaa Il is rspared
ia oils, and aaia ui3 Rate The pisare parted arly
fess:seable ia AatneTces and indgean ard by their
IInsayy cesnons promote Precipitation and gradually
nm srli:.e The mott obtinae rhsnnarfm; ands the
ya1.c time deilSatcd conGitution. he
nad eHsnee sa reralFka5e eubrcatiau neeeGsriy
s3ithfhc pills. and crailyexcites tngling fen
eeon il the cauies cfpn, by bringing on cir
snlaton 10 the pSrts asaedi ~ this means. frozen
Inns the ievercil ipr4ns and bres, old trsns andre
iaxations are generally carsGAy afew applications The
csnuuc is diaingmhsd rsm eounterFets by the hgna-
fure Of THOMAS sSekee and Co. beiae fixed 20 each bot
tic without which mark faathentieity, none
fnc.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-02-27
TIE gesnise See.e5 7.eb Oistueat.

The only nieiiue that cures this dilagreesble desfs
by o apriicasi N 10 many hafands having experienced
lis efficacy Il Is nunecs To aid any arguments
ia is avr bur 10 esu the puhiie hit rhe name To-
ss stokes sad c., affixed TO each box, without this
mark Of authenticity none are genuiRe.
Or. Ror9rvstl's gssuire Ere Waf<r.
foyre.ga ssnsdy for AZ diieafss ofths Eyes fpes-
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-09-08
| V 0LU NE J.

Arch-ducby Of Buitria declared yerbs!lv, er4.
ms Imperial Ma'etty had conceived he rnrht eX-
pe6t that the French Government would -.Ts+
have notified the reaton which induced, and as
tits iGppoted, might iujify the iezure OF perfops
in the German Territory in March laf Ills
Majefy, therefore, thought that there could be
no objection to an application to the French, on
the part of the Emperor and The Empire. for 4
fufficient and satisfactory explauation.--I'
further confederation Of the iubiett was then DE-
ierrcd for tx weeks from the 7th inf. and the
opening or the Protocol fixed for the 18th of
juno.
To day ;he following Note was given in nv
hnat Blidt, the Swedi!h Envoy Extraordinary.
-" His Majohy the King of Sweden having
been informed of the contents of the Note given
in 10 the Diet Of the 7th inf. BY order Of his
Maiel}y the Emperor of all the RutIias, con-
celves 1t TO be incumbent on him TO declare that
when there is quetion of guarantee of the
gerrnanlc contribution, he, rs king of Sweden,
may conider himfef as one of the mott ancient
OF its guarantees, tince he is guarantee of the
peace of Weitphaa. His Maieity, however,
does not conceive Ii rccenary to declare his fen
tlmentS on the preient Gueitior, as guarantee OF
the contribution, hnce he is convinced that the
head OF the Empire can explain them to the Di-
ct. The fentiments of the King upon the az
fairs or Germany are, befdes, too well kncwp,
and have too often been declared, to be repeat
ed on this occaion."
The following Note was fent to the Diet by
the Envoy from Bradenburgh
" The Envoy faid, he had not failed 70 fcnd
the Rut'ian imperial note to the king of Pruf1ia,
the elector of Baden, and his other conhituents,
but had not yet received any orders on the
tubje6t; he conceived, however, that his ma
lefty, his moit gracious mater, had confidence
that the Firit Contul would, of hnfelt, give in
iuch declaration relative to the late cccuren.
ces, 10 alarming to the Empire, as fhould, ac-
cord'ng 10 the obtervation of the deputy for Boz
hemia and Archduchy of Auftria, prove conci-
latory and satisfactory, and anfwer the expec-
tations OF his RuRian imperial maieity''
Subfequent letters from Ratifbon tate, that
the drettorial miniter, in the fitting of the
Diet OF the 18th June, has given the AGembly
to undertand, that the matter reipetfing the al
lodged violation of the German territory, in the
aiTeft of feveral pertons on the right iide of the
Rhine by the French, cen b. 10 means farm IN
o9jef Of deAbsfation for the Dief.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-09-08
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
LONDON, July 2.

On the I'd infant a boat was obferved by our
fquadron to the weftward of Boulogne at great
er diltance from the land than that TO which
filming boats go in general. The fignal being
made 10 chace, the LccuR came Up with her.
and found in her two delcrters from the French
army. They had taken filing boat from
Porta! at ten o'clock the evening before, with
view of joining our feet then at anchor in Bou-
logne Bay; but being unacquanted with the
art of managing boat, and having rowed a.
SalnA tide I'll t!iey aiioh exiBauiteCi, they
d6fted TO the ituation in which they were found
about three O'Clock in the afternoon. Accord
ing to the accounts given by thefe deferters
there are one hundred thoufand men encamped
at Ambleteuie, Vincreux, and on the right and
left OF Etaples; and at BoulOgne there are in
the harbour and without it one thoufand fat
bottomed boats, luggers, briggs and tranfports.
The Goth regiment Of light infantry are encamp-
ed behind Boulogne, and perform no other fer
vice than working in the harbour and forts.
They Rate, likewife, that no more preparations
are making for the invafou of this country.
The veilel5 have had on board there tbefe ten
months pat, pieces OF osdnance for land fer
vice, but they do not know when the attempt
will be made. They contradidt tler eport of
the coronation of Bonspartes ant: aiIert that he
will not be crowned if he r. L IS ckbeSled the
people OF Paris will revolt <
y zftaf MANY
oi MS own countrymen are zs3:nlt Due of
tbeie deierters fays he was Fdfnin n,sior in the
9Th regiment of artillery, the otkeTwas fer
Jeant III the fame regiment, and both rate, that
they were difiatislied ON being difgraced in the
regiment, but on what account we have not
been able to learn they add, that great difcon-
tent prevails throughout the whole army.
The fame letters inform us that the enemy has
not been very lately obieryed to be making any
dIpohtion for coming out I; but when our feet
IS oil Boulogne, there are always about forty-fx
ongs and ieventy-hx luggers lying at anchor,
under protection of their batteries. A great
number of folders have been obferved exerciiinp
on the coat, but as far as cur crnizers are able
to judge, the troops feeu On this fde of the e.
minence behind Boulogue, do not exceed ten
thoufud men.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-09-08

III n HiGH COURT Or CHHHCERT, HOLDEN iii THE
CAPITOL, M THE Ci71 OF RicRMoND, STU
March, 1896.
BETBEFN
Mary Rr.1Ta, exeeafrie, and Herbert Clai-
bo,ne, Games Rpl1Tn md HiAian Ru6fn,
executors at Robert Rn9Tn, and Jfame5
RN(Fa, ETiiiam RgG7n and Sterling Rllt-
i'm, broecpting in t6sjr oz0n 6ebaJ, Ptffs.
mn
William hGaclia, Jra0e Hicks and Nancy his
WJfs, William GEE and Jo5A Gee, DeftS.
THIS cahje, 4u5icb ahmed as TO the blaiatif
a ifary KUHN, BY her deafb, came on tie I'm
day gfMayrb, in tie gear otoar Iordoae tbouJand
Ie9e" b@ndyed and ninety5f@, 10 be beard on tie
6IH, anjsVerS, exhibits oAd examinations Of qVit-
"tt9e', and zcaS argued b. eonqH: on co1Edeya-
ton 70bereof, The court dofb dre9 one ofifJ Com
m!1IoHerJ to .Rdte IN account IF the payments
mate, ifany payments zUere mate, fozrard5 dij-
charging the debt, infereR and charges iHfended
To be Ieenred by the iHdeNfnre in The b;H recifed
aRdaJo 10 examine fbe biHJ Of credit aLie4iged TO
baVe bseH fcndered by John Zones, on bebaLfot
tbe defcHdaHf Wiijam Macii1, on tie ninth hay
IF December, IN fbe .year 1ne tbonjrnd Jczea bwi-
dyed and eigbfy one, in order to dJco4sr zubefker
(leb ANJ efeyedH conid he legally tcndered ct tint
time, aHd the ComuIlOner is embozveredio eta-
mine the PiaiafiGJ in J5ie,7H manner, and require
fbeir acknowledgment Or drniaicfG payments,
and teHder md TO report tie mafterJ, as tier
NaH abbear TO him, TO tie eoa,f, fafiHg Ibeeialy
Ei1cb as 10 him HaH Fem pertinent, m b. tie par
lies HaHbe dcjyed to be ia Rafed and the 6W is
dj6niBSl, rs 10 TIE detSHd,nt 3obn Gee, 7vbo bafb
hg bis aHaver diJciaimed aDg title to tie land can
q'eyed ~ the iadenfwe ajoyeldid.
n Ceay, 7sFe,
PETER 7INSLET, &C.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-09-08
PARIS, June %.

Georges has written a letter to the Emperor,
afking TO have his leutence executed as foon as
ponibie, AID demanding to have the lives Of his
fellow-fuGercrs fpared, taking upon himtelf all
their faults. It is faid that the Emperor was
not Duplicated with the hrmneiS and frarknefs
expreded IN this letter, and many, Therefore,
hope, that even his life will he lpared, nould be
content TO ign his remuneration Of his pretend
ed oath Of allegiance to Louis XVIII. hi fomiy
", and fucce1ors.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-09-08
ScOTTvILLE JOCKEY CLUB
N O 7 I C z.

he office of Supervifor of the Revenue for
L the Diifri& of Virginia being discontinued, and
the unlimited buneiS of the aid Office transferred to
me; the Collectors of the Direct Tax and Internal
Revenue whole accounts have been finally adult
ed aud paid are hereby informed, that they now
reqaetted to call at my Office in the city of Richmond
without delay and pay the balances due the United
States-nd thoIe whole lands have been fold in the
diriet OF Virginia by authority of an act of Congress
Of the United States for non-payment of the Direa
Tax, may redeem luch 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. 1902, the privilege ofredemption will continue
until December next.
The money received by me for the redemption of
the iaid lands, will be returned she purchaer with
interet at the rate Of % per per on the
purehaie money, to the day on which it may be paid
to me. JOSEPH SCOTT.
Martial " d
July :. ep-tf
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-09-08
PATISBON, Tune II.

A copy CT the Note prefented to the French
Minilry By the Rullian Charge d'Afairs, NJ.
d'Oubril, relative to the late occurrence al Et-
tenLeim, is now circulated mere; it is as fol-
lows =
according to the orders which the under
hgued Charge d'A!fars of his Imperial Maieity
the Emperor of all the Rufiians, has received
from his Court, nc hafteps to inform the minic
try OF the French Republic, that his luxurious
mater has learned, with equal aitonilhment and
concern, the event that mas taken place al ct
tenheim, the Circumstances that have attended
If, and its melancholy refuit The concern of
the Emperor is the more lively, as he can by 70
means reconcile the violation OF the territory of
the EleGtor of Badcn to thote principles of iuf
tice and propriety which are held facred among
nations, and are the bulwark Of their reciprocal
relations. His Imperial Maiefty fi;tis in this act
violation OF the rights of nations, and of neu-
trai te1t0ty, which, at leaft, as arbitrary as
it was uniuit violation, the conieduences of
which are difficult to climate, and which, if
coniidcred as admilIibe, mutt entirely annihilate
the iecurity and independence of fovereign
Rates. If the German Empire, after the mis-
fortunes If has fuifered, which have made II fen
hby feel the neceliity of tranquility ard repoie,
NUT Till be il fear for the integrity of its terri
tory, could ithave been expected that this fhould
have originated on the part Of government
which has iaboured to fecure 10 it peace, and
mPoie GU itielf the duty OF guaranteeing its
continuance. All theie considerations have not
permitted the Emperor to pai5 over in iilence
this unexpected event. which has fpread con-
formation throughout Germany.
His Imperial Maiety has held it to be
his duty, As guarantee and mediator of the peace
to notify TO the States Of the Empire, the man
net in which he views an action which endan-
gers their iecurity and independence. The Ruff
fan Refident at Ratiibon has in conicquence
received orders TO deliver in note to the Diet,
and 20 reprefent to it, and to the Head of the
Empire, the neceifty of rcmontratng 70 the
French government againf this violation of the
German territory.
I" His Imperial Maieny holds it in ike man
ner to be his duty 70 notify his f.,,ti.nents Ii
re6tly to the French Government, by the un-
derigned, as his Maieity is aiured, that the Firh
Coniul will haiten to attend to the iuG renon-
frances Of the German political body, and feel
The prelting necelIity of taking the Inot active
meafreS to relieve all the governments of Eu-
rope from the alarm he mutt have occaioned TO
them, and put an end to an order of things too
dangerous to their fafety and future indepen-
deuce.
" The undersigned hereby fulfIs the com
mands of his luxurious mater, and ayas hin-
felf ofthis opportunity to communicate to the
Citizen Miniter for Foreign Afairs, the afIu-
rance OF his high elteen.
(Signed) "D'OUDRIL."
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-09-08
ID OBERT WEST II ooao;nted a aansd;1 :
Defendants.

beIendants.
. OBERT WEST is appointed guardian to
N AkxaaAr NJ KeaSd, an infant ssttndanf in this
'St anatbe ea1 coming By e9crf of tie paytss TO be
beard t5e bin art amended 5 tie ans7oe,s of tic de-
}HSraf', ,epGeaiiOnr, TIE zeY of Toba aIsKeana, a.
red, and i5e rceecSgs ia fs at Lazu in this CART
brought BY The ompiaaaHf' ggaige tie dtr,nt et as
executor ao,eaid, 7o6i4 Agmsat 4vns obtained al tie
DefeHH6r' '.gfor 1901: H'REREvPoN, n Is DEcRKED
AND ORDERED, That E.iruzi RaaIslb5, HfHi4,r
IiiedfA, Robert Pollard ard Edmund H Rsste, or asy
t7V0 or mare Of than, do lspee sale at 6Ee auction
feget6er separately, tie lot achievement in he yoesings
mentioned, H07O in tie occupation Of EVaz 11sCay 3
and tie small feneents and ground tber.nrfo Seoagag
7obisb @doiH tie tenement eorvtyed ia fuE 10 tie dn-
danf Buchanan and Brieetley t5e time AMI eLa(e of
sale PAIL aVe teen adVert aar zUeeks IN one or mare
y Re Richmond nszo5paSsJ tie terms Of sale to 5e
ere f6i'di" e9' and tSe ''lingg tzvo-ir payable in
i9faieSfS zpi6 legal iayf from bs A4y of sale TIE frf
iFaLweHf 70 be paid f5Ur monI5 and 5s seeana in f7So
years from Tie day Of saie' be PureLae,s to gve bands
far tie said t1vo i.Rdies ard in dap IF Payment 10
be Gg0i8 sold BY TIE S eano1sy or any izyo e item,
far ready MONEY, o, TIE 8zyreat Of tie 5liaces fat NAV
be dge fran the rebse7i7e purchasers iND II rs FUR
THEIR ORDERED, That tie 5aid eommiiorey5 rvJo nav
off do Io' The 6yoaee4' IF tie !s be,sJy , dressed,
Pay unto tie eObainaafs, their agent or Attorney three
thousand hundred and tzceaty-Oe aolnrs, Lyty-oye
cents, auth iRteysf on fzoo bagasi tzro hundred and
f7OentJ-f'O0 eoars, Fsty5x eenfs part .,4e at fve
per cent om f5e fstes1tb day Of 6cetb.y one tboz,nd
eight 64aaef and one, tie bnaAs. appearing to be due tie
e0fLainants BY Rae1ert arosg tie esbiJits and tie
fes eft6if sn and The surplus, if any, after dsu6ziag
The charges g5e sale, to be Sroag6t court spbjeGf to
Iaa6 order may bereiv bsmGde concerning f5e sa,e
fbs a'Hs @ r9jed BY toe sale to be applied 10 . sa.-
faction Of the d6f due TIE complainant AND IT IS FUR
TIER ORDERED That sseb IF tie eo,r,usseys as nav
act eoasey 10 the PurebaSs eaoy to .be tsynur Of
this DEGREES and t5at they maze rf95: If fBeir ,seeslns
TO THE court.
Il Cqy-7lGe, TAlllES BL4fGROYF. D. G.
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FOR RENT.
July =.
Printers.
FOR A TERM OF YEARS,

FOR TERM OF YEARS,
NE Farm qVbereon James Harris, decd. lard
about ls gears ago,m the county Of Caroline. 1t
IS 6eamil3lv .ffMGted on Pammky Riper, cam
'H"'nd5 a bandIome prgpeH, and is extremely
6eaA9tM. The dqOeliiHg boujei5 4,e,.y eonzenient
e0't6 fix rooms in tie Cellar, and z,sry Arr. II
Peroa may .fand in tie dazzling bo4je and ce the
NIL, ev6ieb is nboH mile diRanf. TIE mill,
90hifb beg a grea' deai of egjeo'n erbe1 going,
qUaHtS Attie repair tie H0s5er for zvbifb bny-
P9tei5 already on the lOot. There are fbrseLbrings
on t6e place, the Rreams Of zybicb making into
each other, form ,iv9let zvbicb runs through
tie plantation. There are ./evereI 9omj@iag
ore5arG5 ofcba,;niag. trnif, llfb as Peaches, As-
tle', Pears, Dnmj0ns, Cherries gfdi91yent kinds,
rs f'refene no one qviN bu-cbaG evitbout
vie7ving h5eprsmits5, I Think it njsleG to ,give a
farther de/cripti0n. The terms eviN be made
more particularly knozvn 10 t6ejs tbat zviGe 10
rent, BY applying 10 George ETyQou, at Caroline
CoHr! next.
NARY HARRIS, jr.
0fPf. !. ebtG
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PETER 7INSLET, C.. C..
CoMNISSIONER's-OFFICE,
RLcHAfoND, Mnp 43.

NIVH"0"O' HI"y Mo I6Uf'
The parties concerned are def,edto4ske notice,
that haze appointed Fridly fbe fasenfy-tbird
day Of NoVember next, fer Carrying iafs eIcf Tire
qoif5iH Decree, H'on qObieb day tbeir atfendance
H required at my ofre, qVitb their papers and ae-
counts really for examination.
(sS-aeoI nm. HA1, MIC.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-09-08
GERMANIC EMPIRE.

Hamburger papers furnifh the following letter,
under date Ratfbon, May IA.
The Rufiian Note communicated TO the Diet
on the 9TH init. was this day taken into conf
deration. The Delegate for Bohemia and the
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-09-08

iYE0ffTfT61i1FN PASSPORTS.
NOTICE is hereby given, that it has been
~ deemed expedient to change the form of
the Mediterranean pallport ifiued to velies of
the United States; that from the sth day OF Ju-
ly next, thofe OF the new form will be iiIued at
the cuitom houfes 10 every veiiel, Cor which ap-
plcation may be made on compliance with
the terms Prefcribed by law and filrrenderng the
former palport of which fhe may be poffefled,
if any, in which latter cafe no fees will be requi-
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 paiiport will be fuficient to pro-
te6t the vetiels of the United States, from cap
ture until the 1T of July 1905, after which the
old form OF pallport will be unavailable and the
new one alone in uie.
Department of State,
Esd OF May, 1904. s
Tbe printers oftbe lazv5 oftbe United States are
re4N.t?cd TO insert the a5oq's in their Gasetfc5
teOiee a zvesk far tbr space ofGe months, and TIE
Collectors RE fgfons5 10 Keep copies Of it peGed
Mb IN their oDfeeJ.
June, 2.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES COURT.

NON hU M COUNTY COURT.
BALL
VS.. !"
JEIT's heirs & representatives. ) o0!"eefy'
virtue Of Decree of the Court inrhis filit,
- WILL BE SOLD, on the 1T of October
next, if fair, if not, the next fair day, at the
late dwelling houfe of Mrs. Elizabeth Jett, dec
to the higheit bidder, for ready money, the
three following TRACTS or PARCELS of
LAND, Cor 70 much thereof as may be fufiici-
ent to raife the fun of two thouiand dollars
with interet and COTS of init ito wit, tract de-
v,itd to Capt. William Ball by his father, con-
tanning by eitimation $40 acres, be the fame
more or lelS; out of this tract will be excepted
an old Mil, with the and thereto adjacent and
appertaining. The tract on which TIE faid lett
reiided at the time of her death, containing 40
acres, more or leis. And one other tract for
merly part of the etate of Maxim Haynie, dec
containing 90 acres, more or lefs.
1heie tracts lie contiguous to each other, and
have been ufed as one farm /; they are htuate
near the Potowmac, about two miles below
ilie contribute on the main road leading to
Fairieids Church, and about the fame diaance
from Cosn WAREHOUSES
The Quality of this land is not inferior to
4 ny in its neighbourhood, and nearly two-thirds
ol il is well tirnbered. It's ituation affords an
b rndance of excellent fih, oylters, &c. The
aw :ing aud out houfes are flitable for the ac-
con mediation Of a final family. MI. Samuel
Hars ling, living near the premiies, will hsw
theGn 10 any perfon whining to purchafe.
THOMAS D. DOWNING, ! q
RICHARD EDWARDS,
HIEROME L. OPIE, <
PETER C.RiCE. -
July as. ep-5y
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CO " ID TITO N S.

I. The ENQUIRER will appear twice
week....During the fefiion of Congrefs
and the Virginia Legislature, either 4
third paper or supplementary half
fleet, during the week.
II. Terms of payment FIVE DOLLARS
per annum, in advance.
III. ADvERTIsEMENTs,f from thofe who
do not fubfcribe to the paper, fhould
they not exceed fquare in length,
fhall be inherited for /ez'enty5f1e cents
the irlt time, .Gfty cents for each time
during three weeks, and for every adj
ditional infertion tbirtv-tbree cents
long ones in the fame proportion.
w. SUBSCRIBERS fhall have their adj
vertifements inherited for Jify cents {.
the firit time, ard tbirt-tbree cents
for every additional infertion.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-09-08
LIFE OF WASHINGTON.

THE FIRST POLUIdE is ready for Subscribers
4 a, the Book Stcre of VIM. PRICEiARD.
Richmond Auguh is, 1904. 4 eptf.
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~ PUBLIC NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN,

=; THAT the Common Hall of the Ctr Of Ricb-
moqd 7oiN az beiy n.t uontb!y meeting S,oeeed 10
recommend 10 lie Court Of Hnags jar f5- sad CITY, one
h and tropey ferjan to be APPOINTED a CONSTABLE
Of bs said City, in tic IF Leighton Noo4 zrbo hail
rGGg"ed.
ANDREW STEVENSON, c. c. II.
A4ggf %. cbh7Seb
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UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
5th Circhit, Virginia Diftri6t,
May so, 1904.

John Lley1 and fobn Han5Syy, l,Ui7,irg partner, !
Of Hanbury5 ard Lloyd, Plaintiffs
AGSTHST
Jfobn Buchanan, HreLibaii Briee, Robert mn and
Ehaa5e.5 Garter bis 7o;j:, Gttax Tborrton and
PreeiHa b;s 7oife, Henry Perrin ard alma bis
7"ij1, Sda7aei Ha&!jon and fonuet lis 4vite, fo6a
h'Keand, Wills Nf'Keand, and Aie.aaAs, NJ
Keana, ebiiArea ard de0jtiss Of John M Xeand,
daeegffd, ard 9a1'es 6'at, executor Of 14itxan-
der M'Rc5ys, 6teegjsd, 7oIO goas executor Of
tie Jiia Jo6a 1T'Keaad, dseoeJia,
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A gentleman lately from Spain informs, that
throughout the interior of that country the
greateft fcarcity of proviions prevailed So ex-
IRENE was it at Madrid, in the month of June,
that royal order was itued ordering all the in
habitants who had not reiided tiere for ten
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CASH SALE OF LAND M ALBEMARLE.

q" Sf6'em5sr 15ib, MN lie SOLD, in CHAR
ot'5l1Ae, fof5e bigbzeA her, T1r CaB,
HE TRACT of LAND lying on the can
ide of Rivanna, over az int Charlottesville,
Containing alb ut GOO acres, with commodious
DWELLING HOUSE. Two cars Of leafe I'M
aer good restrictions have TO u Il after this. The
iaad IS all OF the South MON tain quality and
though much injured in parts IS % general fin very
so'a' and all reclanabe. The faie proceeds from a
aeed OF ruit to indemnify againt loi fecurty and
nAi, witch was executed in Deem, er, 1902, by
William Baehe, of Pennsylvania, to
THOMAS M. RAN OOLPH.
July 25. t15sep