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FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
NJ E ~ o IR,
IN J US TIFICA ALTON OF
GENERAL MOREAU.
Continued

General Moreau had formerly been intimate
ly acquainted with a curate of Pompadour, a
man of talents, and uncle of General Souham,
named David. This David in 1898, during the
perfecution of the priefs, took refuge in the
haf-major of his nephew. General MORGAN
was then IL the fervice of the Republic. Bat
let us here bear teltimony to a trait in his cha
racter which none can contradict. He always
abhorred thofe periecutions, with which MANY
felf-aled republicans afflicted the various claf.
fes of citizens : whoever was Frenchman and
man ofhonor, poie1ed unfaling claims upon
his protection, wherever it could DE afforded
M. David was unhappy he was therefore well
come to the general. David, his nephew gene
raj Souham, and Moreau, lived together in the
houfe of Pichegru ; and afterwards, when thofe
different perfous met each other, it was with
that pleature which is always felt in the pre-
fence of thofe whom we have known in times of
aGvcTiity.
Moreau had heard no more of David from
the time of Pichegru's deportation, until the
middle OF the year 10, when he one day deman-
ded IN interview with the general. Its obieG
was TO obtain an explanation of what he called
the denunciation OF Pchegru. Moreau fatish-
ed him fatished him 70 entirely, that he be-
came the mediator of a reconciliation between
the two generals. a reconciliation which ought
not to occaiion any furprife, after the detail
which we have given of the facts that produced
the innocent letter ofthc 18th Fru6lidor.
Whatever may have been the nature of this
reconciliation, the details of which conftftute
three charges in the act of accufation, amonglt
which figures the crime Of being reconciled, it
was with the gresteft furprife that Moreau
learnt, about the beginning of Pluviofe laft, from
Laiolais, Ia friend of Pichegru, whom he had
iome location to know the preceding fummer'
that Pichegru was then in Paris. Lsjolas even
urged an interview at different places which he
named, where Pichegru wifhed to difcufs nj,
own particular affairs. But Moreau thinking
bis return 60 Paris, without the faneton of 90.
ycrnment, extremely imprudent, contantly re.
fGled to meet him.
Pichegru, however, refJiviug, at all rihks, ia
fee Moreau, came 10 his houle about eight o.
| clock on the evening Of the/I1th Pluviofe. II
was day NOT unhappiIy chofen b. pichegru
Whole greateG dehre NUT have been conceal
! ment, being the particular day Of each week re
apart, by the general, for receiving Tire Wits o
| bis friends.
Moreau, after few moments of unirnport
ant conversation, prefed him to be gone. II,
took his leave.
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ADVERTISEMENT.

WO B0ett, essential to 6y CAPT. John Hurt.
Z brarieg late, Se6,e41bsr oh, 1902 70, T. II eoe5
on baya6e TIE orb Scpfm5.r, 1908, The o,Jcr tie o.5
Sffw6e,, 1904, hG, miai&. or taken out Of ms
Pe9517oa Jage tins in he |7N gf TIE gear 1903
Tb' 9abLis eapfiord qgaiaf fotiag oEgau,ats Of
(,d booA anil He JaH HurG, qgaiag 6ayjag linn 10
sqyPyj6a but m.yi!f,oy NY aaibo,jca Ggeaf.
E-INLFRED WEBB.
Noyfbambsriaad eoVriy, SeSf 49, GsL
NE baUe reeeiDed q snail addfh7aal G1bsiy Of
MADEIRA WINE,
or a hyperion quality, which we offer for fale
" by the hogaiead and quarter-cafk.
GIBSON = JEygFRsoN.
July Ia. eptf
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From London papers reesi4,-d at Pbiiadeipbia,
b. h5e.Bip Jobn and Aiies, from liverpool.
LONDON, Aueuf l.

As we ftated yeferday, his maje(fy went in
perfon to the Houfe of Peers, and prorogued
the Parliament by mott gracious fpeech from
the throne. In reading the fpeech, which oc-
cupied feveral leaves, two of them, happening
to flick together in turning the leaf, were omit
ted to be read. 1t 70 happened, that the chain
began and ended two complete paragraphs, 70
that there was no incongruity to make the omit
fion manifef at the moment. The fpeech, as it
was originally defgned TO be fpoken, was after
wards read at the table of the Houfe OF Com.
mons by Mr.. Speaker, on their return to their
own chamber.
His Maiefy delivered the Speech in a tone Of
animation and deciion, which, while it evinced
the confcioulnefs Of the jutce of his caufe, NUT
at the fame time have produced powerful eff
fect on the mind of the Foreign Miniaers, all of
whom were prefent, and who will no doubt
tranimit to THEN REFLECTIVE courts the deep I'M
prefion which, at the prefgnt cri6s of Europe,
luch fentiments, 70 eXpreied, were 70 we'll cal
culated TO imprcfs. Indeed, his maicfy's APP
pearance in every refpe6t, and the competed &
dgnihed manner in which b.. went through the
ceremony, brought up general CLEAN of Joy in
every countenance, and their lordibips feemed
to congratulate each other on this unequivocaI
denomination of his maje6y's entire aud per-
fe6t recovery.
If war fhould unfortunately break out be
tween Ruiiia and the POlte, France will, in all
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sA7URDAr MORNING. OCTOBER g. 1904

Some days afterwards he repeated his Wifi. e.
qually unexpected. This was his laR. Her,
terminated all perfonal communication between
them and Pichegru was no more heard of b,
Moreau except it may have been, as is alIert
ed in the act of accufation, the next day bv 2
certain ROLAND.
Theie Wits, and the words fiippofed to have
been then faid, by MORGAN to Pichegru, and BY
PIchegru to Moreau, of which, by the bye, no
one was witnefs, are the ground work and the
iubjeets of the accufaton agant an luxurious 6,
hitherto untainted general
Pichegru, fay they, long ago meditated the
reftoration of the Bourbons. He plotted in
their favor in the year 4 and hence Moreau,
either by the intrigues of Pichegru, or by his
tardlnefs IN denouncing him, has become an
Object of jut fufpicions.
Since that period, they continue to urge, by
the intervention of David and Laiolais, Moreau
has been fully reconciled with Pichegru, and
has even held communication with him: cir
cumftances which, from the antecedent con-
duct of Moreau, were totally incompatible with
the laws of honor; they are therefore criminal,
and could have no other view than to dilturb
the public repofe.
In fact reports have circulated, in London,
that Moreau had promifed to re-efablilh the
princes of the houfe of Bourbon.
That, in confequence of this promife, Piche-
CRU and other Royafts had come to Paris; had
interviews with Moreau, which could not be
otherwiie than illicit and criminal that to him
were made, on the part of the Bourbons, certain
overtures, which he rejected it is true, but on
ly by propoiing Others of his own projecting, to
wit, that he would place himfelf at the head of
the Royal party, as loon as the hrft conful
thould be ailaflinated, on condition that they
declared him dictator with full power to act
according as his own inclination fhoud impel
him.
In fhort, Moreau muf, at all events, be gull
ty, although he did refufe to take any part in
the confpiracy of Pichegru, in as much as he
did not denounce it to the government
/. Ofthe pof1ibility of having formerly been the
accomplice of Pchegru.
2. Of being reconciled to, and maintaining
culpable correspondence with Pichegru.
3. OF having engaged to re-eNabliih the prin
ces of the houfe of Bourbon on the throne of
France: an engagement attefed by the re-
ports and heariays circulated in London.
4. Of having had interviews with Pichegru at
Paris; of having rejected certain overtures,
but by tubftituting Others, which had for OBJ
Ject the overthrow of the Confular govern
ment.
s. Ofnot having revealed the refidence of Pr
chegru in Paris.
Such are the crimes alledged againft General
Moreau in the act of accufation and iuch are
the teverai charges to which it is our duty to
reply.
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ut board Of Directors, Of tie Bank Of prginia, on
7buyjAay tie l3b September, 1904;
y ESOLVED, that the operations Of the Bank, COM
IN mence on Monday the sth of October.
RESOLVED, that any perion producing and depoft-
ing at the Bank fcrip Commlioners receipts, for
any number of flares regularly endorled or aligned
ihal be entitled to receive in his her. or their own
names, in form firnilar to that uied by the
Commiiioners at Richmond Eating therein the whole
number of hares which he, he or they may be en-
titled, and the fun paid thereon.
JOHN BROCKENBROUGH, Cat5iey.
September, l9- epsSoa.
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DUNsMURE s. TURNER ;
SALES AT AUCTION.

MONTHS
HE Srltsribert 7vN tegin to Eil, on TUESDAY,
he 1871 day IF O7ober ne*t, Oery large and 0a-
liable a9orfvsnt IF
DRY GOODS :-a1oMG THIcR IRE:
Syp-Jfae, fine and eoarjf CTofbs and Cq1Tmeres,
CbiHfzes, Caiiieoes and India cotf0ns,
Mon ard zVowen's N, bysad, cotton u zvoyEed Hss,
lhaCIfiAes Di7'ifirs and Jenn5,
Bomba@etts DUraafs and Wiii6o,e5,
A4ea's, Ladies and CSilirens Hats,
Ladies' extra long and 6Ort pr and kid GiOvrs,
Baadanna5, cotton and GH Hatfi. and S5azrLs,
Il r9f eomtbirte a6or:meat Of Cutlery,
Ra,3zOare, and Plated Goods, tJ'e. ise 1Je.
b TIE fae 7ON be eoriiuued tro1s Day to dry until
tie 4vbot foLa.
THOMAS TArLoR q co. p. Mr..
Ot7O5er 8. ids
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C. O " ID IT / o NJ S.

I. The ENQUIRER will appear twice a
week....During the felton, of Congrefs
and the Virginia Legislature, either
third paper or a supplementary half
fheet, during the week.
II. Terms of payment FIVE DOLLARS
per annun, in advance.
III. ADvERtIsEMENrs,f from thofe who
do not iubicribe to the paper, ihould
they not exceed fquare in length,
ihall be inherited for fe1enty-fve cents
the frf time. iffty cents for each time
daring three weeks, and for every adj
ditional infertion fbrty-tbree cents
long ones in the fame proportion.
". SUBSCRIBERS ihall have their adj
vertifements inherited for fly cents
the hrtt time, and tbiyty-tb,re cents
for every additional infertion.
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+" HIGHLY IMPORTANT"

HE republican printers throughout this Rate are
requeited to fate in their papers, that the eeei-
for Electors of Predent and Vice-Preident of the
United States, will be held the frft Monday of Mo-
vember next, at the Court-houie OF each county and
corporation in this commonwealth; and that the per-
ions choen as Electors, to the Capitol in
the city of Richmond OH the fira "Wednesday in De-
cember next, to for PRECEDENT and Vice Pre(-
dent.
September I5.-eplni.
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FALL GOODS.

yNT HLIAM TEMPLE has yreeiped BY tie
w .Bip E4svard and Cbaries, from London,
AN EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF GOODS,
mta6le to the approaching fafon. He etpeesS an
ADDITIONAL SUPPLY,
to eOmpLeat bis a1orfment, BY the hip Sally from
London, and Latoaa from Lizer3ool; zvbieb be
will dJfoojf Of on bis ritual lozv terms.
Sept. 8. eptf
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FOR SALE.

OK COLTS from tie Mid mare, Kitty 1fcSly u
~ A9iaerva.
ALSO FOR SALE--EitBer ee hbeiS NARES, in
Joaiby Di'medfo ea@ or f,4d!. 1Jcy begrees and
feor7ane may be Fen BY any ore 7oJo qos to beeome
abayebgitr. JOHN HOSKINS,
Uft. ). q King u Queen.
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NOTICE.

e Ii 4ey5as bavieg eiaims qgaigR The e1afe of CaSt
= 7Js1io' Milan, late Of King Wiliam County, are
dred to bring them in brober! atfea, to BeGbfri6ey,
qo5o bath qaaifsd executor Of biz fafbeyt viii and
be fatsfts oercoa to Attire tie eyrfors, that as ooa ar
their accounts arr LgiAa.ei aadbe 6zaree, sertaidbs
7pU MAKE ANIL Propoa to meet every jgf dsaaaa, as
Jpeeiiir az Ps5ibie.
THOMAS CHR7" WILSON
Kiar Nm O7. 8. In
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OLD MADEiRA, DIR LfsBoN, g PoRr VINE
ROBERT GORDON 81 Co.

NOILNI oO1NDON y 20.
LAVE reeeiped By tie Guiana from Madei.
a ra, so pipes (Leesed aid WINE, 7pbieb s6ey ajc
fire tbeir /riesdt prOves TO be exeellnt-7Bey haze
a ezO PIPES, b0gsbead and guarter-eaGs DR1- LIS
BON and PORT VINE, imported BY tbzxjelses di,st7
from LjSOn and QpOrfO
FlLL GooDS.
They bdoe received by tie Charles and Edzo1f from
London, part of their Fall GOODS, and daiiy EXPECT
from LiUePOOi and C!asOao exfeafVe aDartment Of
nearly every article yiaal!y IMPORTED.
September %. so34usJeS3t
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THE sUBsCRIBER-HAs FOR SHE,

HOLLAND GIN, in PIPES; MALAGA Wine, in Or.
Il egt; Cotton and Wool Cayd5, joxei Chocolate
s' 6Os Witt Lsed. S5ari@ B,o7pn, and Telorv Oey-
grand i" oil; Nuazeg5 Paha Shot !; Bar and Heet
Leadj Nopia Gambia Wrifing and Nrabpizg Pabrr );
ConSfyv and SvOed6 Iron; Sheer and Hoop ditto; Livsr
OIL CqPberas AHnm F90taut Ij,dig0 Refined Salt
Petre Ground Ginger; Peeper; GOD, 12d, IoA, aud
81 Nail, and Brad German and Bhaerd Std; Cart
Boxes Sha7t. Of 1mmbierl; 4B0rtment of Shes
bbA and bill. Gangiag ROf5 ; Hamitons Sngg: Nail
Rods Short Pipes, See, Shifting and HarnsG Lea
tier K; Northern Cbe5jf, lye.
HENRI" HOYEl-
O9aker 8. ST
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NOTICE.

John DUNSMURE Gegs keave TO inform Bis tiirnds
y aad ne pn6iie, tkat tie GROCERY BUSINESS,
bbf' carried BY BIN, veW in future be conducted under
tie finn Of
DUNSMURE s. TURNER
Wbo bavt benSA General dGortment Of articles in
tai Lire, 7vis6 tby asr For Sale re/SnaIe trims.
~ al hstc indicted TO JaLn Duafnnre, re9ueRed
to come for1oa,d and jcttie their accounts.
Oef0br, 8. 4fY
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10 LIKELY NEGROES.
BROKERS' OFFICE.

HE Sn5criGer bar obeneda Brotr's Office in ont Of
L tie aba,tmeHts abo7p Mr. Bhyr'5 Store M huff
nJ eOgdi to bin, zvW be fraaeed 7Oifb friR Edl.y.
THOMAS NORVELL.
O57oJer 8. If
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1se VALUABLE SLAVES,

CONSISTING Of Men, N,omen, Boy5 and
~ Girl, beoagng 10 6r sfofe If Chrilopher Smith,
dc. d1o9g Hem is a yai4abA THINNER, repairyly
6yr6f' fbs bgec(t. IJs (asyibcr has ytfc1to IN any
Of f5cr PriOofey, anu they goW esyfroiy b. o6;red n
$n1fie fe at the time aJsoe mcrfjoacd II eyo6f nh be
IOh' II Feb'"ory 1906 yoW Be giver, tie bn,ebaJ,,
gipi7Z 5oTd' 7b Gspro0ed fariiy, to carry ufcyq fran
tie d,ie brf il bs briuaYd Is palfa1Ay paiA The iae-
,sd goiI be renHisd
CHHPLES SMITH,
daiag Executor IF Ci,jfeebey Smith, d..
OeloIsr 3. (ebf9,J
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FOR SALE.

III LoajfH CO2rfboge, on The GrG Hcdaclaay i
Decembcr next,
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IX7HEREAS donhfs are entertained, -4ohethrr

WHEREAS donbt' are entertained, -sohethe-
w The corporation Of tbe city Of Richmond,
ba1e authority to a9point a MATHEMATICAL E1y-
g,eyor, to Prsieribe and regulate bis duties and
fees; and is aJo doubted, qUbefber a Rrset 5as
1een e2aGENed, communicating from the Shot,
fa5ory on the no,tb-4veR tide Of SbOckoe-Creek to
lie nortb-zUGf corner Of the old to4vn of Ricb-
n'ond; and thence along the /outb BOUNDARY of
ftia oldfSzVn to The fomb-qf corner tbrysot, and
tb4nee TO Rockets apOa tie margin of fte re
yer, or Otherzviye in one continued and diretq
eonCis; and doubt5 nLo exiq, zvbeibrr there be
H,.r Rrfef sFabkyNsd on tie norib-qveR boundary
Of tbe Eaid old to7vn BY fbe Narkef-bone; and is
be ng deemed expedient tbnf Gteb doubts hould be-
Tr,"07'fd, and /aeb .freets s.Fnone ex;Rj eQa5EA-
ed;
PUBLIC NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, Tbata
petition from the Prefdent and Common Cowlri!
9ffbe ftid City, qviH be relfnted to the nrxt Go
neral 4Dem6ty Of this eommorqoeahb, prayins
them to explain exiting lazu5, or enaiF frb
Others, as mag 'reR efs6tnally obz,iate TIE la;9
DOUBTS, eaa6ljB (jfnersDa,yJ tie aid R,ee.s, and
anERorz2s TIE aPpoi7tnent Of a /lr7,eyor.
ANDREW STEVENSON, C.. c.. C.
OaOber II. /essE-J
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COMMUNICATION.
Lectures, principally to ladies.

Lectures, principally to ladies.
Mr.. Chiffon RESPECTFULLY informs the ladies
and gentlemen of New-York, that he. has at
length completed an exteniive philosophical ap-
Pa-atus, and that his courfe ofLeetures on Ma.
tural Philotophy, chemifty, &c. will commence
on the 5th or November, for the winter feafon.
at his houfe, No. "a, Ces!ai-itreet, near the CT
ty Hotel.
1t is a fingnlar and painful fact, which can
hardly efcape the obferyation of the rnoa f1-
periical, who may chufe to glance at the diff
ferent iyftems of education in this city, that
while ample provilion is made for the in!tructi-
on of gentlemen in Natural Philoiophy and Che
miitry, by means of the extenGve apparatus and
able teachers of the college, there does not ex-
if Jingle eftablifhment capable OF fi,rnifhinq
ladies with this kind of knowledge. A fran
ger might eahly fuppofe the people of New
York mutt either think thefe fubjcGts OF little or
noute to the ladies, or that their understandings
are inadequate TO a comprehension of them.
L hat this is defect In female education muft
be admitted by all, and jufly lamented by pa-
rents of information and reflection. To flp-
ply /, in fome meafilre this deficiency, by pre-
fenting ladies with advantages imilar to thofe
that have been intentionally refri6ted to the
u1e OF the other fex, MIR. Chilton's arrangement
was originally intended. His courfe ofleetures,
therefore, will be of the popular kind all ma
thematical and abttract reafoning will be as
much az pcfiible avoided, and the mott plea
ling and interefting experiments introduced for
the exprefs purpofes of blending amuftrnent
with intruction and rendering familiar and rafy
thoie iubjects which, if handled in a more fci-
entitic way, would be irkfome and ab6ruie. It.
is fcarcely necefary to add any thing concern
ing the Importance of thefe fubjeGts every diff
corning perion knows that they are indifpenEa-
bly, necedary to a genteel education, valuable as
turniihlng ,inexhauftible fource: of pIcafure and
amufement to the human mind, and that we are
indebted to them fOr mott of the comforts and
convenience Of life.
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ther.-Entreaties were had recourfe to but with
out eneet, rs lhe declared, I" that nothing on
earth could induce her to alter her refolve ~
The utmolt efforts being thus found intellectual,
ideas of an union are abandoned and Conte u
Egmout, andhis friend, Prince Piguatelli, are pre-
pairing Tor their return to Spain without the
fair object of their viiit. The Comte is 4 hand
fome good-natured man, about 81 years of age,
poiciiing in domains and ipecie property
that makes him the riche.t fullest in Europe
N1ifs Bcckford is confefcdly one of. the uloa
beautiful women our country can boat, and TO
her perional charms adds endowments corref
bonding with the elegance OF Z pure and diicsrn-
ing mind.--Beips 3ls1cmge.
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N O TIC E.
O90ber IL.

he Office of Supervisor of the Revenue for
= the DiitriS of Virginia being discontinued, ard
the unlimited bunefs Of the aid Office transferred to
me; the Collectors Of the Direct Tax and Internal
Revenue, Whole accounts have not been finally adui-
ed and paid are hereby informed that they are now
reqseited to call At my office the city of Richmond,
without delay and pay the balances due to the United
State-And thoie whole lands have beeu fold in the
ditte Of Virginia by authority of act of Congress
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 co.'s and fees as the law
directs.
Asmoit ofthe abovementioned lands were fold in
Dec. 8o2 the privilege of Redemption will continue
until December NEXT
The money received by me for the redemption Of
the fad lands will be returned to the purchacr with
ntereit at the rate Of 25 per per annum on the
purehaie money, to tlis day which it may be paid
to me. JOSEPH SCOTT.
Marlhal V.D
July 7. ep--tf,
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FOR THE ENQUIRER.

EricRAlas e: on TIE A'nafcry 1rifcs Of Ibsa:ay
Little, BY Thomas Moore.
The name to thofe TRIES prehx'd,
The verfes does ht 10 little,
For of value, or beauty, or fenfe,
They truly Pofefs wondrous little.
INoFHER
OF thefe rhyrnlings pun may exprels
My opinion eXad to title
Twas pleas'd with little of More,
But win to read no more of Little.
Catalogue of L;ftie'5 Pornls.
On Julia weeping,
Della feepins,
Celia fighting,
Chloe dying:
On Peggie's dream,
Sally's whim,
Maria's breaa,
Nancy's cref,
Molly's willow,
Nelly's pillow =" with yayietr
OF others, too teaioHS to MENTION
Ut For fuller account of this whimGcal O);o.
refer you, good reader, to the Portfolio ;
There little, lefs, leaft, g. all letter degrees.
Of very finaii verfe you may read, if you
pleafe.
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BANK OF VIRGINIA.
July 4.

4 T n meeting IF tbr Prcfdenf and D;ret7ays
1 n oftbe Ba1k eft1,yiqia, on 7ba,Jaay O6o-
Der al, 1904.
RFsoLgED, That Tire Bank commence Die
foNafS on Tresd4y 0.vf.
I" RFSotgRD, f5at TIE PreEGenf, CgJ1ier amt
ot'er 26icerS Of the BGHk, Proceed 10 b1hneG ON
Moadey next, III TIE Senate Room Of IRE Cabifol.
" k6sotpsD, tia: it is expected, .kat anS
Hogf oryh'n, e2'E,q;ac gilmore than one 4erJoS,
IsaHmake a declaration Of Tire Names and mr.
names ctt3e 9f,Joa5 zvbo eombejS Eeb firm, and
tint sac6 9ffbe perjaHS sObo yefae in Richmond
or Ma7ebgler, eo0:6SEng )aeb firm. RaH f@Jsrjte
ne Firm Book, aNdi1k,ri therein fbe 9a1ies off
Bis partner orbayfAers."
J. BROCKENBROUCH, CaNfcr.
AZ %. Pcg/oas APPLYING far diJeougfs NUT
loage TIER Notes at ire Bank 90 fkF Mon4oy end
TSa,22sy e;fsOGy se.s&. In.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-10-27
VALUABLE PROPERTY
FOR SHE.

~ Pore bogs, miles aJoUf Genifo 5,ii@e I :,
the bigbsR bidder, zuiN be fold ten yaiuGbL
YOUNG NEGROES, eoHEjqing ofEOMEN nna
BOYS, among THE farmer are tqvo excellent bouf
Jfgv0nfS, one ofqvbOu is q COED SazRrejJ, and IN
al other rslpedS 7VeH 7'sed in tie duties of this
occupation, eyed rearJ, fbs otbsr Is Years DID,
- nneommon!y expert, tie reR veyy Hkfiy, but ae-
eE9on'ed AMY to the field, BOTS from 4 to sen
yeGrJ ofage.
ALso-H Valuablr DIOMED Stud HORSE.
(DIOMEDES,I four .yenrs old, atqvard5 of fl:
feen hands bigb, andmoR eieg0ntig formed. iron,
fbe fsqv exbeyiasntJ made qOitb this ber,S on fIe
turf, is reduced TO certainty that ke is a ca6i-
tai runner, HndiD the eyQination If Judges one Of
fbs9eefeF 5oyjtt onfbe continent. OUer fhr PridcE
qiHe cOn,/e Slf A4gHR, be avon qUitb fl7Ic ,7bor.
800 doiarJ, diRancing the GrR beaf, GoL I'M
rom4J boyle DenfafAJ, Gel. Ro2aPJ bo,-6. Cbj,,a-
Ieer, and Mr.. 2oqVRe'S; Baiiu5, Co.. Bentley,
borje Z0riGRer, b0,ely E4Vedbit dRa1cs, and qyas
beaten aUifb eafs. TIE IScoRd beaf ozer Tire Scotc
1ihie eOwJe on tire l4fb September, altbopgb in
n9P Nfoltrab2e condition II uIiLe beatS,J he RIM
n5o1 n bearing rein l mile and 1916 before fbs
fshf, on fsJ heat b. qUon 500 doiarJ, beating Mr..
Bars Cbslam Diomed boljS, Mr.. HalSin5's finn
crack mare, and Mr.. TozVHeJ'J BaiiaJ; CoL Hal
eonDt LsobGyd treat him GLoaf 8 fsei, he qVaS
dra7Va fks EcoS2 beaf. ScgcraI racer ofleG notf
haze 6efH ScoH BY bin qUifb great CAFE. III neyfi-
$fafe 81 the age and Ped5g,ee Of hiJ bogjS, qviA
be produced on Ibe dav o(j4k. TeJDlJ, one Third
eGb, t6rGaLaaee bayabLe in Gx months. Bondt soifb
/eenriiy on demand qVW he ,egni,ed, but i1feyeR
Je'1lie4, in CAFE tire principal is bnal7naHy baid.
JOHN AKCJiER ROBERTSON.
". B. Iba7e no oLjef7ion 10 diLbof Of any of
TEE aboUe property privately. l. n. K.
clifton ( 4,neiiA, O67ober 2O.---(eS. 5zD.