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all nations, and rendered the earth but fcene of
havoc and ruin But you are atfording an ex-
ample to mankind, that mutt render even war,
when it comes upon us from foreign nations, a
fiuTce of happneis. The men who own the
fol! will defend it 4; and when the ada;ling enc
my fiall be expelled, will return to the iwce,s
of civil liberty, in an Elective Republic.
Sidney.
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Wi7e5sfer, Ca. 3.

The Court of Oyer and Terminer commenced its
ieiiion in this town on Saturday the 29th ult On
Tuelday lait came on the trial of Larkn Sswyer's,
charged with Paihng bank notes, knowing them tie
be counterfeits--verdia Of the jury Nor GULL
ty.
Yelterday David Hubert was tried for a like Of
ferce and found giilty--verdiGt of the Iury--four
years imprisonment in the Penitentiary Houfe.
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MARTIMSgLkG, Iune zz

On Monday i4a, the lcvelsa hailtorm, per-
haps ever witaeiIed in this Couatry, pAded along
Mill Geek, which in its cou.ie pread general
dcgaaation and occahone6 very (evere damages,
leaving gram fields, gardens, &. defolate ana
waae. The grain, Oh Plantations shat Were
ieely TO produce from 600 10 1000 bulhels.
was entirely cut down, {, that lcafcs!y itraw
was lctt Nandlng after il had ffrnt its deyaltat
iag fuzzy. We have nor learnt ITS paricu ar ex-
tent, bat where its gteaielf violence was telt,
was about one mile ii wedth, and four or five
inieng,h. ,Ihc hail aonts were large, and 1t Is
laid, that in lares whelc il had drifted, il mea,
ed, the next day, firm fix inches - two tees
four inches.
We are very fofry to add, that from the long
continued rains, the waters OF Optquoa, have
been raifsd 70 high to ovetAow ali lts marginal
bottoms, in conifqnence Of which. every thing
that came within lis reach, has been iwept away
or dearoyed, from its iource to its confluence
with the river Potomac, on which river, contldeI
able damage has ALTO been done.
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WALKING ~ SLEEP.

Among the inexPIicable phenomena OF
nature, may be reckooed dreaming and
walking in sleep, or the involuntary per-
formance of actions, while asleep, which
apparently require volitlon and refec-
! ton.
81 have seen a s0aqn15ale (says Voltaire)
but he contentcd himself with rising, dres-
sing, bowng, and dancing a minues, which
he performed very well. After this, he
undressed, went to bed again, and CONT
nued to sleep.
In the French Encyclopedia is an ac-
count still more astonishing. A young col
legian rose, while asleep, in order to COM
pose a sermon. He wrote it correctly,
read it over from beginning to end, or at
least. appeared to readit made correctl-
ons, erased lines, and substituted others /;
restored word forgotten to its place, &c.
He composed music, noted it correctly, af-
Ter having ruled his paper with his cane,
and placed the words under the notes, with
olt making any mistake.
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CHARLESTON, June lo.

On Sunday arrived The fch'f Ysopim, captain
SEYMOUR, fom jamaica. Extraa f,Ym bisLag
Bsak-Janc 8 lat. 10. Il, eff the wea end Of
I.msica, were fed at aad brought TO by a
French p.yatcer fchooner belonging 10 ST. Jago
de .ubs, under Englilh colours, who ordered
us TO hoif out our boas and come on b0a:d IN
five INMATES, Threatening 10 fax US if we did
nor do II. They then fans a o2at on ,,nafd he
fs,'-r' aud fell to plum eflng every thing wif'eh
they could lay hold of; they broke open the bulk
head, lockers, Sc. broached one hosalead OF
rum, robbed the veaei Of hca iea fores, poultry
aud one fheep they took from captaa Seymour
his watch, but Afterwards though. bea 10 return
it. They refuied to give the name Of the priva
tesr or her commander, bur one of the officers
was recognized as having formerly kept fruit
fhop in Broadway, New York.
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4 London PAPER oft4h, contains the fol
losoing rxtract ef a letter from Gstten,
burg, Abrl Z.
.lhe daring steps that the French have
taken in arresting emigrants in Germany,
have caused some SENSATION In this coun-
ny, and the execution of the Duke DING.
hem; has excited equal surprize and lndig-
nation; it surely will not be very long be,
lore these powers, VINO have been so very
cautious In avoiding the war, Will take an
active part In 1t; at least the accounts re-
ceived this morning from Stockholm, APP
pear to countenance this expectation. But
certainly the movements of these two fee
BE Kingdoms (Sweden and Denmark must
depend upon those Of Russia.
Among che whimsical publications with
which the Press of England teens every
month. there is one of which a short ac-
count is given in periodical review,
when seems to have taken fast hold of the
public fancy. It's Untitled s Letters fran,
Satan TO Bonabayte. Speaking Of which,
the reviewer says, that Satan seems to have
taken a close survey of the transactions Of
his his bosom friend: and, to give the De-
III his due, he has stared the case very fair
Is. AS an earnest Of what he means to do
for him by and by, he has made him seye-
al handsome donations, viz. S The cup
rom which Alexander the great drank be-
fore he died the sword of Dyonysius, and
MS diary, bound In calf; the ring which
hannibal constantly carried about him, and
from which be drank poison; the daggers
Of the conspirators who slew Julius Cesar,
he sword that terminated the existence of
Nero ; that identical weapon the Tribune
used when he dispatched Caligula; the rope
win wtich Heligabalus was dragged thro'
he city over which he had reigned; the
crosSbow and arrows of William Tell; the
sword Of Richmond, so fatal to Richard
the Third and the pistols of Oliver Crom-
well.'' On these Satan enioins his friend
Napoleon to mediate both by dav and
night; in the morning when he rises, at
the sumptuous banquet, and at night when
he lies down for the purpose of courting re-
pose.
That Napoleon may not be ignorant of
the manner III which some OF his worthy
predecessors are employed in hell, he tells
him that {. Marat is still the butcher of
swine. Robespierre is the intimate friend
of Draco, that Grecian who is said, fgura-
lively, to have written bis laws in human
-
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subjected him to heavy punishment, he
was anxious to place himself at the disposal
Of its laws, and requested OF him, as he
was an English messenger, that ne would
consider him as his prisoner, and take
charge of him.
The messenger, who was much surpris-
ed by the application, told him that he could
not, upon such representation, take him
into custody, unless he had an order from
the duke of Port.and's Office to that effect,
and that in order to obtain It, it would be
proper for him to write his name, that it
might be compared with his hand writing in
the Office Of the secretary at war, which he
offered to carry over with him. Governor
W still pressed him 10 take him into cas-
tody the messenger more strongly declin-
ed it, by informing him that iae. WAS the
bearer of dispatches Of great importance to
his court, that he must Immediately cross
the channel, and snonld hazard passage,
although the weather looked lowering, in
an open boat, as no packets had arrived
and that consequently it was altogether
impossible to take him over, bat again re-
quested him to write his name, for the pur.
pose already mentioned. The governor
consented ; pens and paper were brought;
but the hand Of the murderer shook SO
dreadtuly, that he could not write il, and
in AN agony Of mind, bordering On frenzy,
he rushed out Of the room and Immediately
left the town.
The messenger entered the boat and set
sail; storm quickly followed the boat
sunk in sight Of the pier, aad ali on board
but one Waterman perished!
P,sthupous tame IS # the greatest incen-
tiyes Of GLORIOUS actions. he who would reason
away that, deprlves his country OF her richsa
re yard for her bcnetsctofs. It is better to err
in bestowing rxtravaqant encon,iuns on depare-
ed heroes and statesmen, than TO violate Nth
sacrelisi. Us hand The wtealh which orIame1ts
the tonb. II is iovidious TO detract from ueler-
we'd reputation, en- the prelunpuon thai many
would conduct with eenal honor If placed in e.
quail circumstances. We know 10 man thoroughly,
until he is tried couiectural merit Is Often chi
m1rcal thus it often happens among men whom
accident OF intrigue has brought forward into
ditnguiGled life, when the day of peril a-Tlv.s,
ore rushes 20 the fed of battle another R,t1b to
lbs xssgusaiss. -NOSMET.
Love, exquisite music, and devotion, now.
ever different may suppose their natures, IN
sensible minds produce the same state Many
! can,ing, as well as many sn!accamplfed Vii.
lain pa a;ing by ms fact, is daily adding to
hs list Of victims. In the mamenr o! raotuce,
Judgment loses $ discrimination, end the OBJECT
| Of adorasioo may changed, without sPpt,zlug
! the heart Of the deception.
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Too Cents RewaYd.

RAN AWAY from the fubfcriber
in Alexandria, a boy named HENRY kICKS,
about rs years of age: he had on, wien he weot
away, blue jacket and brown overslls. Who
ever takes up faid boy and brings hin hone.
lhall have the above tsward, but no charges
will be paid.
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EXTRAORDINARY ANTTDOTE
To the bite Of q Rattle-Snake.

10 tHc UfIS VI u 1QttIc-ONt+Rt.
BENJAMIN Alder, who lives near Shark
River, Monmouth County, New Jersey,
was bitten the second of May last, by a
Rattle-Snake with three rattles, as he was
STOPPING down to pick up some chips. The
snake fastened its fangs in his finger until
he lifted it near three feet from the ground
The wound bled, and IN few minutes
began to swell and pain him UP to his ell
bow. He went to place where bricks
had been made, and mixed some Of the clay
with his urine, and applied it to the wound.
In half an hour the pain ceased, and he has
not suffered any furtherinconve nience from
it. ( Irez. Pab.)
mr.. Carr IN his zvork, entitled " A Strang-
erin France" relates the toDo1ving aaec-
dote of the famous .governor WaA, zOh0
z0as not long since executed in England,
and zOA0se singular tate eaciteS 50 much
Curiosity.
As l have aliudedto the fate Of COVER
nor VI, / will conclude this chapter
by ar. anecdote of the terror and infatuation
of guilt, displayed in the conduct of this
wretched man, in the presence Of a friend
of mine, from whom lreceived it. A few
days before he suffered, fatigued with life,
and pursued by poverty, and the frightful
remembrance of his offences, then almost
forgotten by the world, he left the South Of
France fer Calais, with an intention Of pass
ing over to England, to offer himself Up to
its laws, not without a cherlshing hore that
a lapse of twenty years hail swept away all
evidence ofhis guilt.
At the time of his arrival at this port
town, the hotel in which madame IL,
was waiting for a packet to Dover was We
ry crowded; the landlord requested of her
that.she would be pleased to permit two
gentlemen, who were going to England, to
take some Refreshments in her room; these
persons proved Ito be the unfortunate Brooks
kings messenger, charged with lmpor-
tant dispatches to his court, and govern II
W. The latter was dressed like de-
cayed gentleman, and bore about him all
the indications of his extreme condition.
They had not been seated at the table loug,
before the latter informed the former, with
evident marks of perturbation, that his
name was w, that having been charg-
d in England with Offences, watch, ii tfae,
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blood. Egahte, ci-aeuant Duo d'Orleans,
climbs up ladder, and vainly attempts to
reach the crown OF his brother, for whose.
death he voted; an attendant, one OF the
party, with whom he lived on earth, Knocks
him, and holds to his thirsty lips pitcher
through whose porous bottom the waters
of oblivion discharge themselves. lac
tll;losobhic Condorcet raises airy bubbles
from soap and water, through tobacco
pipe.
From these epistolary specimens (adds
the Reviewer if may be inferred that the
First Consul S corresponding is a deuced
good writer; and from the friendly terms
upon which they ap Jear together, there can
be 1ttle doubt bAt that whenever they meet,
the Consul VIII receive from his diabolicstl
admifer i very zpafm reception.
60 (Gharls. Gour.3
r IMPROVEMENTS Mr.. Coates, Of Penn.
sylvania. has invented machine for moW-
ing grass or grain. This machine it's stated
cuts the grain, laws, in regular order, and
rakes it into sheaves atone operatlon,as fast
as horse can walk. The same gentleman
has obtained patent for machine for pa
ring apples, turnips, &c. which is Of sim
pie construction, and it is said will pare
twenty apples in a minute. Mr.. Coats has
also made an improvement on saw nails,
which saves one third OF the usual labor.
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vernment, the clergy, nuns aud laity wed
with each other TO try who would shew the
greatest kindness. This short history /
have CLEANED from the journals Of the a.
aforementioned clergymen.
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atsranDrta Daily aonerttser.
FRIDAY, JUNE 20.

4 Loadon paper of14th, contains the tol
losoing rxtract ef a letter from Getten
h,Lro Ahrn Z
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GOLD WATCH STOLEN.

Stolen from the Counting Houde
seacrday morning between the hours Of nine and
rem O'clock, flnall Horizontal Gold Watch,
with plain dial plate, s carved round the B'zsl,
made by Nsche, Paris, with gold Cornc!ian
cal engraved W. Z. 90 a Medallion, and CIea
bat,ering Ran, and a gold key, pipe of which
is broke. the whole tied with a riband fuppol
ed to have been taken by anegzo fellow aamsd
Jim, belonging to MIR Leyen r:ihips of DOrcrf-
ter County, Eaaern Shase, Maryland, who came
here in the fchr Fanny, capt. Crcyton, of Vienna,
and came 10 with mulatto fellow for payment
of fome coal. Any perion who fhall deliver said
watch 10 the fnbicIiber fhal be Handsomely re-
wardcd. All watehmskers ard Others are reguca.
Sd 10 flop il if oHeredfOr fale.
w. EXLEY,
Merchants Wharf.
Nov 10.
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&C A D. E. M &c 4 {
EXHIBITION.
2. FOSTERS
7.F0STERS

Quarterly exhibition will be held at
the Court Houie on Monday evening
the 26th inf. and will commence at
half after fix O'Clock. Between fifteen
and twenty of his Pupils will speak on
different fubjeets. Before the Exhl-
bision clofes, a public collection will
be made, that each Lady and Gentle
man prefent may have an opportunity
of giving what they think, the perform
ance merits, without being guided by
the Judgment of any perlon.
November go. ct.
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oft A detuge Of blood then s,,re..s
the deluge of false principles, aud falssna
iiticians !; till mankind, jaded and harraa r.
sed by contending factions, are wilipp.,,o
give up the liberty of being butcberedI hv
demagogues, for the slavery of being nro
tected'by tyrants. Thusperish nations h..
the deceitfulness of theirpretcnded friends
Thus despotism reigns in countries opca
chsered by the light of Fseedom, and T,
.eobiuism adds itself, a fourth pla5 to IL,
catalogue of War, Pestlsce aud famine.
MANLIUS.
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: NOTICE.

Al Battalion Court Of enquiry OF the
Il l. gioa III MiIs,s, viii be hela q the Court
Haa.s ia The iowa of Alex andFsr, on frlasy ths
!. ID SAC. IL zen o'clock N the fosSaoon, ios
sc Of zEcGipe dles foF non ATTENDANCE
& shres isf ms9srs.
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BrR London Super6ne Linen, lotion Cam
srd.feeoSd Cloths, bric,
C. .Gime,es. Kizes, Cambria, Jaconess, Null
t::,atings, BesrdSins, Ma'l. & Book M'ili',
Plains. Susees & Elan do. Tamboured, AMI
nels, Spriggsd.
Nole Skin, Tcifenett, Lsse Csmbrlcs,
SwanIdown, and Mar Harn'thsd ard f1ahed
feils, i Shawls,
Velvet, ConHisution, Canels Hair, DO.
Hunting, and Genoa, India Book Moi'''
Cords, j ,Handkerchiefs,
3& Ifih Liaep, Black Laces, Neiis'
Shi.nng Cotton, long Edgings,
Lawn, Iaces Imperial, and Pic
Eatspaloes, Britannias Me Mlus,
White, and Brown, Extra Long Six q ain
pIartiIlas. Leather Gloves.
cress. Dowlas, Tick. Italian Plaid Silks, Cam
lenha,gs, bray, do.
zOsanburgs and Hes. Marking Sewing oiiK'
fans. Il SilkCords, and TaGels,
Worried. Co.tos, * Oarich Feathers.
Silk HoGey. | Artificial Flowers, and
Role, AMI Dnfsli Ribbons,
Blankess, Tambounng Cotton,
@Chinsxs, calicoes, & Fringed & Plain,- Cotton
Colored Cambries, sCounterpins,
do. do. Furniture. BAftas, Emersies, Gun.
Ladies Patent Cloth nahs. &c.
dljS---By rv5ek/aLe.
"A Cafes Chintzes and Calhcoes
AT very reduced prices.
Nov. IS. DIT.
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JUST RECEIVED
And for fafe by the fubfcrlber,

Rhode Iiland CHEESE of an ex-
celie-s quality Potatoes, Cydsr by she barrel
large Green Appies,and New,own PlPpens BY the
barrel Shelba ks, Nurs, Almonds, Tslberss,
kaisns, Olives, Englih Walnuts, Sweet Oeanges,
Lines. and Lemons, Tamsrinds, and general
Gsrrn emf OF Groceries.
ABEL WILLIS.
~ az
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Nov. IL.


Fifty feven Hhds. choice South Po-t
tomac T0sAcCO, horsd in ,osn--Tetms ap-
~ 5 yaMRs sANpRssoN.
Nov Ie.s
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FOR SALE,
~ tract Of II ann,

N P07ob0f0n county, on Hbbomaffo* River,
a So6rreH IS n0Diga6le, knO7On BY The name of
M'CamS quarter, containing 42o arres: fbi5
i8"a mes "Gom fo"r miles from the Court HouJs,
e"d IS qveH 0dabfed to the culture Of Tobacco,
It'ah graf" and corn. Maj. John Arcber, qubo
f1'e' near fbe land, qvihMe7O tito any pe,/on 4ybo
may 7Uj6fo bwcbaje.
W Is not Joid beforetbe lRofStpte1,ber next,
fJbaH )sHH Abon that day TO be bigbeR b;ddeys
at HooGjoH'I 7a1e,n, near fbebremjeJ.
John r. Price.
Richmond, Mqy 30, 500. r1aqvtas52iaa.
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clers Of the State,

HE j0HoSring cor,eH IN offbe pey,sas qobc
= compete tie Republican Tictet of ElrTc,,s of
P'es6ent and pice Prshoenf oft6e United StatcS,
rs P"6hhseG. Ire eIeaion Jfo, tbe choice of Flee
!0TS svnI De bofden IA each county and corporGtioa
on the Erf Mon day in Noqembey NEXT.
PHILIP ~. NICHOLAS, Chairman.
JoHN ~. EoUSBEE, Seer.
Richmond, May IS, 1904.
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7His PAPER, as TIE title hezps, ap;N s!t:.,s5
3epoted to the amxjsnrent Of tie l. ADrFs; and
on their patronage naga the G4cceG Of or uderta-
King Principally depend. although 4ve BaY nts
our endea7'ours to adapt the MUsEuM TO tbe
taHe oft6e Far Sex, que nevertbeleJ breGDne thur
TIE admirers Of polite Literatwe aqonq fLe
GENTL EMEW aUW not jfndit a,zvort5y of BE-
RIVAL; npon Jcb, therefore, eoe rely far bortio,,
efpatronage, ALFRED that they qUiN not be back
7card IN promoting auth a liberal hand, The cir
eafafiou Of a paper, zobieb has far its objef tbe
Improvement and qualification Of tboje qvbo con-
tribute 10 materially to our basbnsG, and to t6e
refinement Of our manners
From this bqper, party politics and ber/snal al
terention evW be entirely excluded. In bLaee of
matter Of Tbs fort, auth so6ieb Periodical ba6er,
TOO generally abound, and 4obiebi5 only calculated
10 dyggf ana irritate readers otrfaac ard fuip-
n"e1f, ace Rail lLuIsqitme EGqy5 Mo1ai and Seufi-
mental; imtersqing Biographical Sketches !; svit5
oeeGhonal Elections from THE uoR celebrated Pa
cts /; and fAeb Original Es1zyJ, botb in 9roJs and
7et/e, as may, from time to time, be rmSed By
our PatrO"5.,-A cores lisvnnaa,y IF iutsreaiae
Foreign and D0meQic Intelligence nail alS be re.
gnlarlp bu6ii/bed.
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Virginia.
1T a Superior Court Of Cbuneery bolden at tie
Capitol in the city Of Richmond, l4tb of
September, 1903
Mary RA5fn, cseemrit, and Herbert Claiborne,
James RH1fn and Nillianl Rn1Fn, executors of
K0berf REDfn deeea/ed, and THE /zid Jamer
KUHN, Robert Rn6fn and Sterling RnFn, pro-
JeeHfng IN their oqUH rigbtS......Plaintifs.
dnd
HTIlion Claek, and James CargW zones, and
Richard Zones, infants by Charles Bi0ns
Jones, their Defendants.
I this cagie, adated as to tie plaintiff Mary
RgzLFH and Jaanes Rn!6fa, By their deGtbJ, and
heard on the Till, a1(zOerJ, exhibits, and, exani-
nation5 Of qVitneDeJ, and argued by eonrE, fbe
fourteenth day Of September, in the gear Of orr
Lord one tb0ytnnd eight baudred and three, fb.
court dre6'efb one otffbe eonnfiHfoners to Ratcao4
report the credits, to zVbicb tie detendenfJ are,
Dto any they be, intifled, exeiHfDe of fbe baber
money rendered, and jnRly rejeifed in Nozeu6er,
offbe "|ar one tbOy/and /cOen btmdred eiqbfy one,
foq0ardJ Ai/ebarging tie debt, for 6curing
Pai0fenf IF 7Obieb, TIE mortgage proboJed TO be
forecio/ed, zVaJ granted.
II Cofy----TeRe,
p. 7INSLEY.
MAY 25fb, 1904. (qo2mJ ~
C1 we "'vIfVF " me PiUIFlDJJ ny TDef' COMMIT
JoLn Zones is aligned guardian to tbe Infant de-
feHdanf5, TO 6et6nd them in fbis /1if, in place Of
Charles Binnt Zones, qObo is dead.
Co9y. p. 7LNSLEr
ColfMISSIoNER'S-OF r.
Richmond, May 26fh, 1904.
THE Parties concerned are dsf,ed to take Ne
lice, That J haze APPOINTED Wednejdar fbe tzVen-
tyJfjfb dry Of Jur nest, far carrying into e9ea
tbs qvjfbiH deereej upon sVbieb day their atfend-
anee is required at ny 26fee, qUifb their papers
and accents, re0dJ for examination.
WM. HdT, NJ. C.!
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CONDITJO Ms.

CON DITTO Ms.
NJ. Tx MUSEUM zUiN be neatly printed, qveekky,
on a balf5hbeet Of SUPERFICIAL baber.
I'd. 2be terms qOiH be Two Dollars per annu1s
one dollar TO he pail at the reception oftbe fy9
"1mbsr' and the ether at tie expiration Of Tx
months. -
Sd. rs 1t iJ/hRPelad thai A/syiberJ quiH brels,,ze
fofir gaperS for the Pnfols cf6ipding, a 6auA-
J0"le Iitie-Page and Table of Contents zUW
be .fwmjl6ed (gratis) at The completion of each
yoIume. ''
4fb. 1bepnbheation oftbe MUSEUM will COM
"1e"ee about tie .fCq Of September, /5oulN a MIL
eient number Of 5a95jeribers be obtained By t5at
time.
May so.
CT SUBSCRIPTIONS qUU be reeeiaed at t6e OF.
flee offbe ENQUIRER.
TIE priHfe,y Of NesglbaperJ in this Rate qoW
o6Hge us by f'aa6Al5ing our Protofab.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-06-02

The Republican Printers THROUGHOUT tie
rate, are teqnsfed to INERT the above one month
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-11-21
pubItt sale.

ON FRIDAY next,
n,o o'clock, will be fold at the Vendue o'0re'
" r u M
IN hhds. and bis. French Brandy In P'Pss'
Gin in pipes and bis.
Wbikey and Apple Bandy in bis.
Sugar in hhds. tierces and bis.
Chocolate $50.
Mould add dipt Candles
Ra;fins in kegs, boxes aud jars,
Figs in Kegs and trails,
Queens Ware in crates,
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
i Variety of DRY GOODS.
among which are
Cloths. Coatings, Keriemeres,
nnMs Plains, Kcreys, Negro lottons'
seroes. Elaaicks, blue Friezes,
c,iImsncoss, RufEels, Yarn Stockings
Ch.n,zes and CelIleoes,
Irjfh Linens, Silefia do
O,oaburos and Tlcklenbnrgs,
Muslin and Muslin Handkesehiets'
India Muslins and Table Clothes,
gaodanna Handkerehisfs,
Col,rr'a Threads, Hats and sundty other
articles. -
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