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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-11-14
IN HANOVER COUNTY COURT,
O3O6er 99fb, 1908.
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IN HANOVER COUNTY COURT,
o9O6fr 2sfb, 1908.
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Rieb1,d Pic5a,1ycn 81 Da4- C5a,,s-
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HIS day came the complainant by his
- council, and the defendant Dudley Richardfop.
it'i failing to appear and aler the bill of the COM
Painant, on the motion of the coniplainantt is de-
creed and ordered, chat unles the defendant Dude,
Kiehardion, lhaving been feryed with copy-of trs
orcer HALL file his aniwer on or before the next t
that then the complauant's bill be taken for confeed
and the matter thereof decreed ACCORDINGLY as 70 him
And the defendant RichardCon Richardion not bao-
ing entered his appearance, and given iecurity ac
eordng to the a9 of aRemby, and the rules of this
ii appearing the iatisiaction of the court
that he is not inhabitant of this county on the
motion OF the complainant it is further decreed and
ordered that the defendant Richard RichsrdGon. do
appear here on the fr day of the next term, and
liver the bill of the complainant, and that copv oe
TINS order be forthwith publihed in one of the Virn
ma Gazettes fortwo months fucceffively and thar
any copy be ported at the front door of the court
houie Of this county.
AcoPy, tefte,
THOMAS POLLARD, D. c.
October l7.--(E ewo,,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-11-14

AMONG wHICH ARR:
Superfine & cloths Ruliia and Trifi nieetnes
Ca!imeres & coatings German Olaburgs and
Mancheiler and patent 'rici,ienburgs
cords Cbimzes, Callicoes and
SwanEdowns & Rannes Cambrcks
Role point s. dnfhl bian- India Lutelrngs and Sat-
ke:s tins
Boys Morocco caps ironmongery & Cutlery
ladies fhoea Sc ilippers Gun Powder and Patent
Steel backboards and col Shot
lars Looking GlsfIes & Their
Oil cloths 6, oil fionas mometers
lriHl linens and brown Whips, Spurs, &c. &C. Sc.
Hollands
Now. VII
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-11-14

VIRGINIH:
at Superior Court of Chancery, holden in Rich.
nond' the tenth day of September, 1904
ARCHIBALD HUTCHINSON. .p-.h.;g
And.
TIMOTHY CHANDLER, and ,
THOMAS DEAR, Defendants
he defendants not having entered their sonear-
\ ance and given fecurity according to the aI of
Aneinbly and the rules of this court and il appearnr
TO the iataction OF the court, thar they are nos s
by his council, it is Ordered-That the fa;d 5.ss,I
ants DO appear here the rt day of the next term.
and ani"er the bill ofthe plaintiff and that copv Of
this order be forthwith inherited in fnme newfpaper
Pubifihed IN the city of Richmond, for two ,tnrth,
s'eeyely, and Poted at the front door of the capitol
in the faid city.
copy, Tshe,
~ P. TINsLRY, C. C.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-11-14

VIRGINIA:
AT Superior Court of Chancery holden in Rich.
mond, September 2sth, 1901
Between
Charles Yancey, Plaintiff
And
William LPfcomb, David Bullock, ex-7
ecutor of John Bullock, Mellon
Crawford, William Crawford Tohs
Crawford and Charles Crawford. Defendants.
executor Of David Crawford, and
Robert Kmbrough,
NE defendants, William Lipfcomb and Robert
L Kimbrough' not having entered their appear
ance and given iecurity according to the aa Of Her
bly, and the rules of this court, and it appearing to
the iatisfaction of the that they are no n6ab
ters OF thus country on the motion Of the plaintiff, by
his council, 1t is Ordered-That the faid deGepd,n.
do appear here on the fri day of the next term. and
aniwer the bill Of the plaintiff and that copy of this
order be forthwith inferred in ione newfpaner nnb.
ihed in the city of Richmond, for two months G,c-
the iaid city. -
copy, TeAe,
p TINSI FV ~ ~
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-02-10

ard cfuizers, and attempt to execute thss
presumptaous threat of invading our coas;s,
The consequences will be to them discom.
6ture, confusion, aud disgrace and that ours
will not Only be the glory Of surmouniing present
difficulties, and repelling immediate dai.ger, but
the solid and permanent advantage Of fixing the
safety and Independence Of the Kingdom Cd the
basis Of acknowledged strength, the result of its
own tTird energy and IesourceS."
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-02-10
4 Cbeab Bargain.
TO BE SOLD.

A THREE aory new BRICK HOUSE, IS 4
Prince Street between Fairfax and R2ya 5,feets
on the f5uih fde thereof, iecond door from Mfr.
Hewes and Miers fore, and next adjoining n. s.
Refer. The hunie is i'll an unfn;hed fete, out
the doors, ffhes and archtfayes. &c are ali mads
and at a fnall expence may be completed, it is
unnece!Iary to give any further exploration, as
any perfon inclinlng 70 pufchafr will naturally
view the premiles. The key is in poiItHio5eof
Capt. c. Midnight, The payment. Wi be
made eafy. Application TO be made to thc fob.
fctiber in the City of Warrington, OF Dr.. Thes.
Tfpett, AIexandris. II not fold at private fale.
II will be fold at public vendne on the Fin Of
M9re6 next.
=, clotpoyfdy Siephenlon.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-02-10
Feb. 10.
PSAIMODY.

TIE Committee apponted en- behalf Of the
Epifcopal Church fer that ltpPofe, beg leave 10
inform The Congregation that they have procured
p.rfon to cAiciale as Clc,k, who alto propoles
keeping SINGING SCHOOL in this place,
and the Committee have it in their power to re-
commend him as perfon Of character ard know
ledge of his protti..on. His School viii opened
T6n Eeenmg at Mrs. Fletcher H'ufe ~ Prince
Street, and will be continued every TssJday and
Fyiaay evening and as foon as the weather
modcrates il will be kept at the Proteaant and
Presbyterian Churches alternately
The Committee.
Or All thofe deGrods Ut beng tanght Pfaimo-
ay viii p!eafe apply asithe aooye mentioned place.
CT NOTE.
In ourpaper Of yefferday ihs esenings of meet,
ing were mi&ated-shey are on fasfaa, and Fri,
day, as aforementioned.
Feb 10
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-02-10
SAL Making.

THOMAS SANFORD takes this
method ofintormiD2 the puhc, hat he has com
mercei the Sail Making bu6nefs in the Loft
over the tore Of Benjamin Sbtvt Jun. a, rhe
corner OF Prince and Union feee.s, where he
hopes from his attention to bofnefa, AID his ex.
er5ions TO pleale. to give fasisfafion to ,hofe
who may favor him with their cuaom.
FEB H. 4
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-02-10

81 The Ladies and Gentlemen Of
Alexandra and its vicinity arerefpe6f-
fully informed, that the next Alien
bly, will be on Friday 10th infant.
TIE Managers.
Feb. a.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-02-10
PRIVATE BOARDING.

The fubfcnEar will furnifh Board
for SIX or eight gen,lemen on moderate terms.
THOMAS MOORE.
King Street, nearly opposite Col. Deneale's
Feb. 10. dat
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-02-10

IUI Oltlt3
At moderate price, and on a credit Off, 10
and "a months,

4 three j'ory Brick HaM1e,
on King areet, between Alfred and Patrick
1treets, on the fouth iide thereof, atprelent oc-
cup;ed by Mr.. Philip Care.
The Houie is IS feet front, and 40 feet deep,
nesrly Gniihed, vlfh o good rooms. The lot IS
go feet deep. running toa feet alley, with
a brick kitchen and fable. Any pedon inelioing
tQPurehafe will apply TO the fuhfcribrr.
Jacob Hoffman.
Feb. 10. colin
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-02-10

~ Cath gwen for clean Linen and
Cotton Rags.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-12-08
.tngrsitd;uou5.
FoN TH5 e NO UIRER.
TIE RUIN OF ROBERT EMMETT.

Tt-NE-CSolir.
The rigli was Ear fpent, and the dew-wnged breeze
Flung its gems the bloons, its ghs DER the trees
The moons watry beam fainter g,esm'd the food,
When Ellen, iweet Ellen yet fought the wild wood.
.ier bo!om was bare, ard her white fwelling breaG
lhrobh'd with anguithby deep feated lorrows oppreG;
She thought se hours when with Robert le
fray'j,
When ;Ie wild-rofe fhe puskd, or repordints fhadc
When With bluhes of fveeteh confuiion o'crfpread,
Whlh her true lorer's bo!on fof p;ow'd her head /;
She own'd the iof fame wnlch fam d by her
NJ,
Drank tie bloom OF her cheek and the beam of her
eye.
Br; Ro,or: the daring of Erin is gone. g
ihe wheel o. opprenion has cruth'd her brave fon;
Ard the heartbroken Ficn drocps craz'd and ioro-n
Swec. LILLY; By iorraH's fern plough!hare uptorn!
'Fhro' ,he wild wood midnight o., Robert he calls
Nor the chill dewy blaf, nor the thunder ;ppals;
Aud matches of OLD gon IS 10 tenderly iing.,
AS though zephyrs had bre4shd the harp; golden
hrings.
o thou who the bolt of its rage CAN'T difarn,
Cana fill the wild wave and The ravng bltl charm
Let the balm of thy nercies Ehts iorrnws beguile
And olaf the oppreiIors OF Erin. green I1e
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-12-08

He Office of Superviiur Of the Revenue for
the DiltriG Of Virginia beng Discontinued, and
tne uniined bufneis of the aid Oice transferred TO
me; tine Collectors of the Dre6 ! AK and lr-orn2i
Revenue, whole accounts have not been lral, a.iuc
cd ard paid, hereby inlo aed that t,y 4re now
reiseGed cali my Office he city OF lichmond,
without deag, and Pay the balances due to the United
Shetland tho!e Whole lands have been io!t IN the
diitrit' OF Virginia b, authori Of an a6 Of Congrefs
OF the United States for n-p-yment of the Direct
Tax, may redeem fuch lands ~ paying TO me within
the time limited the prncp cas and fees as the law
dircc}l.
Asnoft Of the aforementioned lands were fold in
Dec 800, the nriviedSe ofreden, tion will Continue
until December next.
The money received by me for the redemption Of
the fad lands, VIII be returned the purcafer vel.
'nterrt AZ the rate oF IS pes per annum on the
Porc'aiv money, to the day which it may be paid
70 me. JOSEPH SCOTT
Martial V.D
July ?. emf
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-12-08
Art OF RESTORING DrcAYrD BOOKS, &c.

J. Vialard, at Paris, mas been employed for ieveral
years the of reltoring, regenerang, books
detgns outiides, prints &c The public is primarily
indebted the learned Chartal for his valuable DIFF
eovery but Willard has carried it high degrse of
perfection. He acknowledges that he has hadintruc-
ions rom The belt matters and that he has dcover-
ed nothing pecuiar in the art, but the Improvement
of it, both in the ufe and in the competition Of acid
liquors, ard in having been the firth render i app-
sable to the purpoies of commerce. His irit lotions
were gwen by Mr. Roux whole talents for the repair
n9 Of prints above all eulogum. He 10 indebted
10 NJ. Roger, excellent arti in all that relates to
the publication OF oils, FOR his acquaintance with TIE
competition o! acids NJ. E-raud and IN po5ecafy now
re!idng 1t Briondes, has lewiie communicated the
reiult OF his obfevarous and the experiments which
they nave made together, have been much the
uieiu in THAI they have conducted Citizen Vial.rd,
20 the competition o. new liquor, Indispensable FOR
removing geafy ubGarces, ard covering paper that
IS monldy, rotten, and even damaged by ie, water
M Bozerisn, the elder, whcte talents well known,
has communicated the process OF reor;ns to paper
the ttrong which had ct either ua. It's anti
outy, or frozen IT'S having been i:ained by acids His
ludcious obiervations have been Of iiuguar help in
difficult circumstances Citizen ViaarG has not been
Encouraged III his career by the very many ,if-
hculticS which ne hes met with, and which iniyht
be coniIdered as aiInclt iniurmountahe. His irH
experiments io.veG 20 nrengticn his confidence
i'S tGItifloUCs al the confer vdtOrS
the national libraries and of Others, the iuon
d'iting0iihed By their knowledge Of ancient books
attraeti Tie regard ot the learned iocietes ali of
when have pronounced IN Iii, favor Citizen Wa
Vialsrd can now, therefore, announce both to tie
amateurs, and 10 thoic engaged in trade the nfaloe
means OF retoring valuable articles, the antiquity of
which Is iTeia call upon gratitude to the inveu-
tors OF the typographck arr but whole bad condition
Teens 10 fay to the proprietors NoAte feAr-re--
Touch us not According to Citizen Vialrd the
manuent.on (or handngl Of lpoed paper is familiar
to hun. lie IS well acquainted with the difference OF
printers ink and the iuperiour care that is required
III medding with what has been ufed in one ace, to
what has been uied in another. The competition Gu
different acid liquors renders the application o them
more eaiy and lafe and ne AYERS that lac can make
i iplendId book OF one that is worm eaten, mould
rotten, and that has been even drenched iii the ipa
water and that books in this deporabie Rate. which
have been congned him, have recovered their for
msr beauty and frehnels.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-12-08
EDUCATION.

I WOOD has opened, at his roon1 formerly the
y ieh"ol room of Mr.. Harris oppoite to Mr. Coz
lands, IN EPENTNG CLISS, from the hours OK
ieyen nine, for the arts of Drawing and Painting
and the ieverdl branches Of the M4thematics including
the higher parts Of Arithmetic, Geography, Airono.
my and Surveying.
Evenings OF tuition Tuefday, Thurfday and friday
The Students who attend are ~ Liberty to devote
The whole Of the hours to either Of the above art,
and licenses, OF to apply both Drawing and M.thc-
mates, the latter beng laugh, by lecture.
Terms Two Dollars and one half per month, paid
AZ entrance Nov. -. (eptf
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-12-08
MONTAGUE COPE AUSTIN.

! " puruance OF a Decree of MS Majenys Court of
4 tGchequer dated the Sd day of July 1904 nl.,!e
on the hearing of certain caule there DEPENDING IN
which JAMES Raven is plaintiff and DAnie Sutton and
others are defendants; whereby ii is referred 70 abel
Moyiey, Eiq. the deputy MS Maeity's Renlcal-
ORANGES OF the laid cOurt, enquire whethe. Month";
g"e COPE A9fiH, in the pleadings of tie a.d cauft
named (whoic father an attorney at Peterborough
m the county Of Northampton, and who was Dor
there, and went irt to ichool with Clergyman Of
the name of Lloyd, at Ellington, in the county OF
Middielex, ard fom thence was removed to the
Charter Houie; and who, in the year 1916 or l777,
entered as common Tailor OIL board merchant him
then lying III the river Thames and bound 70 the
Weit-indies; and who previous to his going 10 fea
when Of the age OF 10 years thereabouts, reGded at
durham IN the county OF Durham, and who Il is fup-
poed reided about the year 1888, III the neighbour
hood oil James, River in American IS living or dead,
aud if dead, whether lie died under h. ACE OF
II years. and ii IL iurviVed the age Of q years then
IN iuch GALE who IS he iaid Montaere Cope
heir at law.
NOTICE is hereby given, That the fad MONTAGUE
Cope Auitin III Iving) perenptory deliyed perion
any or by his ioicitcr, appear before the IN
day OF March next, before the iaid Abel Moyfey,
and Identity hin!eH to iead fuch information
whereby he may Oe traced and identied-And if the
tad Montague Cope Auiin be dead, fuch perfon or
Perions as claim 10 BIZ his heir law are defred to
conc III before the faid Abel Moyfey, and prove the
fame, or to give information how they refpeclivel,
make out and fubfantate iuch cainlard any percon
or Perions who give information OF the faid Mon
tagre Cope AuaiE being living, OF of MS having 60
died, and "rrtner not he attained his age OF 81
years, and if he attained uch age, who is or ere his
heir At law, are requcted to give Notice thereof to
the iaid Abel Moyiey, at his chambers in the Exohe-
quer Office, in the inner Temple, London
~ If the above Montague Cope Aunn Of liying
or dead his heir at aw) will apply the fublcr-
beers, ne may get further information on the above
iubject, as ALTO hear OF iomethng his advantage
THOMAS & AMOS LAID.
Richmond, l lth mo. l4th. lafst
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-12-08
THE o.IrERous CHINA RAp1su.

This plant has been cultivated oflate years in Pied
mont and the Mi!aneie From 8 I-2 ounces of feed
a farmer named Grasdi obtained a produce of 58s
pounds, which yielded 2Oolbs. of OIL 1t is employed
Tor culinary uies and burns well as the common OIL
Iney are TOWN IL the NIiianefe in March, OF the be-
ginning OF April The land is ploughed in autumn,
and again before the iced 10 TOWN, but not manured
1t then rolled 10 that the feed covered abou, half
an inch The plants are thinned 10 &C leave al Iea
dhtanc= between them OF . l-2 inches. If broken
By hail ether accidents they puih up new lhoot,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-12-08

1 Wiih to employ a man without family as an
+ Ailiisant IN my School at the Ho-Sprinrs in the
county OF Bath, who can come well recommended for
ms iobriety morality and integrity and qualified TO
teach Arithmetic and Surveying Such perfon will
meet with encouragement by applying to the Reyd
Mr.. Blair, Mr. Peter rinfcy, IN the city Of Rich
mond; Capt. John Beale in the COUNTY of Bo,c;our,
or the fubicribef at this place.
FRANCIS CRUTCHHELD.
Hot-sPrirgs, Nov. q (epsy0
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-12-08
THE WET DOCK AT DIEPPE.

The wet dock at the port ofDieppe, (France)
one OF the ineft monuments of talents and induf-
try exiting, has been built after the plan of the
lnfpector-general Cepart, the execution OF which
has been fuperintcnded by the engineer Lam
barde, in vaft caloon, upona fandy foil full
of pebbles. In fpite OF the prudent precauti-
ons employed by theic able engineers to pre-
vent the water getting through, this laudabe en-
terprife was 70 much neglected for fome wears,
t:iat The water, III paiiing underline foundation,
undermined 1t in many places. The Confcquence
was, that the port OF Dieppe was choaked up
with pebbles, and became every day more i'm
practicable for the anchorage of vehels.
The Emperor determined to have this wet
dock put in complete fate ofrepair, and rave
orders for that pu-pole.
The workmen have rucceeded, by new and
ingenious methods, in prcferving the apron in
the dock and the catioon quite entire, in filing
up al the crevices through which the water had
penetrated, with mortar of pozzoiane 70 that
not the fmalcit hollow is left, and the whole
contraction is preferred entire
Ihefc important repairs, directed by the en-
ginccr BerignY, have juh been inifhcd and on
the 9TH Thermidor, year IL, at four i'm the af-
ternoOn, in prefence of the project, the engi-
neers who had been employed in the work, the
civil and military authorities, and the mercan-
tile interclt in town, the dock-gates, which kept
out fifteen feet of water, were all opened with
perfect cafe, and at the fame infant to the iatif
faction of the ipe6tators.
BY this dock alone, the channel has been en-
larged twenty feven feet, and deepened FIVE
feet four inches which has been flficient to
clear the port of the pebbles which blocked it
up. In few days, this port will he the deep
eft and mott commodious in the Britifh chan
mel.
The day was concluded by a magnificent BAN
quet; at which the health of his majefy the
Emperor Of the French, was drank with enthg-
iafm and gratitude Paris Argw.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-12-08
MISS ROBBINS.

4 FTE2 making her fincere acknowledged
L mems to her friends and the public. for thar
portion of patronage which ihe has experienced es
to inform her patrons, that ihe has removed her
School to hoVie nearly oppoGte to Mr. Cop
lands on Shockr Hill where ihe can acco.sodst.
a dozen young Ladies as Boarders
Nov 3. eS2m
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-12-08
EARLY PARTURITICN.

A medical friend has communicated 10 US the
following obGetrical incident Mrs. Eliza
Bnrlingame, wife of Mr. -4,nlja B,ulingapge of
Stm6ridge, lately became the &c Huiag ,notbe,.
cfa iOing Son." Weighing pounds, on the
day that ille the mother was - years mo.
and days old. Thy 1Vyft.iGaH he a fruitful
Uine pr MAI X2gi5
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-12-08
Jh{tlrailta aQaiit1f jf.ce.
July 2.
Phxais Fire 0tfe-, Lohyaa,
NL1y ], 1904.

Plzgie Fire QtFe., LorJsa,
Mag l, 1904.
HE numerous and deltruetive Fires which hgy.
happened within the period of tle,,, lal wears.
in different parts OF Europe and America, ore pagt
cular in the towns OF Liverpool in England, Gothen
burg in Sweden, aud Norfolk in Vrginia,) render i,
proper to remind all perlons who poIeis proper,y
in the United States of America Of the utility of ,r
2nce.
The Phoenix Office of London, is an inHitut;on f,f-
belenty known by the very large and important lces
ii2s paid, IN coa!equenee OF the exenfYe confagr
tons in the cities and of America to fuch fer-
eTs ashave had the prudence Prote their by
nnrance.-Ihe Phoux Company deeply regret that
OWING to heexpene ousandcontinued loGesupou
the buildings and iores in the timber towns aterati-
on nor rendition luch riks can be made at urefent
but the Directors hope from the ncreaie of brick ana
IoHe buildings, and other Improvements Of fecurity
th- the period is far dillaa when they will be a.
bic generally to mitigate the rate, of infurance ia
North America; and they confidently preiunie that
the promP;tude and honor with which they have uni
formerly fulfilled their eNteuiive engagements have
unvquivocaly etablihed the olidity, credit and good
faith Of the Company.
The Phunix Company grartnfuranoes upon bull
ding, goods and ihips wllit in dock or in harDor
from lois or damage by fire, upon the moi moderate
and equitable terms and perions deifous Of scuriB
their properly by policies from this company, are re-
quetcd raninit their orders 10 r.orreiyo1deos
III Great Britain.
Nov. g ep1Gt
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-12-08
SKETCH OF ANNA LAErtrIA BARpAv1p.

A laCiy of an excellent genius, which ihe has
condriHendingly employed - the noblet ends,
III exciting infancy to virtue, and m.turcr wears
TO love OF freedom. She IS Gitcr to Dr.. Akin,
aud wife of the Rev. oochemont Brbau,d.
The talents of th;s Ingenious lady are wei!
known, and have obtained .or her productions,
very large allotment Of well-neIited repusati-
on. When maiden lady Inc pubihrd thin
quarto volume of Poems, which were received
with uncommon apDlauic. Among her Guhfe-
qucnt works have been, volume of MifcelIa-
mes, Puhihed in coniunGtion with Der brother,
and collection Of Devotional Thoughts chief
ly c%trdJed from the book OF Job. After
turning her warbling Tyre to notes fcraphic,
!hc delened to teach the young idea how to
iboot,' and to employ her talents in predifpo-
ing the infant mind by pious ard virtuous im-
preH'ons. Her remaining publications have
been g The Hill of Science" fome fririted and
judicious remarks on Mr.. Gilbert Waketie!d's
Inquiry into the Expediency and Propricty of
pubic OF focal Wornip: A political Sermon
on national Fan An epiftle to Mr.. WILDE
force on the Rejection of the Bill for aboiliiag
the Slave Trade. in 7el : Sins OF Government
Sins of the Nation; Evenings at Home: An Edi-
ton of A&cnlide's Pleafure6 OF Imagination,
with critical Eiiay: Len'ons for Children,
and fonie other pieces OF efs importance.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-12-08
SADDLERV.

John MENERY, SADDLsa, rrtseafNy IN
> firms hle pa5AcH geQerai, and his f-..al, in
P0rh.Hlar, tbaf he has j,.g ree-:ysd an elegant
and 7UeI cle,lH a4orfmeqf If S4ddltyy, C0ac5
Gna H0,wsG NoWfiNgS, G.bipS, Spurs, tic. J'e.
Ce. haid N Nsar bis o.va INFECTION, gerejy be
q" e"abled 10 0 er f5tm on f6e m.R reduced
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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-12-08

WILLIAM McCABE-wATcH-mA
= ETURNS his grateful thanks to the citizens of
~ Richmond, Mancheaar and their vionities, and
respectfully Informs them and the public, thas he con-
tinue5 to repair all kinds Of Watches and Clocks, on
the ihorteit notice
He hrs F2r Snle,
A handfome ailortnent Of WATCHES, CHAINS.
SEALS and KEYS. Richmond. Dec. / esq,