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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-08-24
SPRING PHYSU,

DR.. HU&TER'e Anti Bilious Pills are >aoqrehicn-
ably proved by ample experience to be the mott efe6ual
remedy at tha fame finle the mott innocent, pesfat,
and convenient medicine for the oil ionrvy corbutc
erupors eproy and Other dorders originating from
corruptve fate of the blood. The remarkable of
MIR. Edition., ef Albany. who mad been twelve years
tornented with mott dhreiling tcorbutic compsnt as
ALTO thar of Thomas Johnlon labourirg man, in the
!ervice OF Mr. Van Renfeaer who afflicted with
raoG horrid leprofy muf have convrce evey one Sho
has read the particulars Of ,hee cafes, beGdes which,
variety of proofs uf9aeir ,tacy authenticated By Per
fons of character and relpectabity open the
animation cf every iaqu;rer. Thefe nett naturally he
uppoied TO have their due weight and fpescede the
ncceity OF any further comment from he PFnpriecr
yet, ne PERFUMES ALERT that TIC real merits OF this
vegetable preparation VIII. far sria plead more
orcble its avn recommendation than any thing which
can be taid Oft.
.E'Ihe,x.aJo nay Be lad,
Atkinion's Wotn deRreying Aczenges.--I hefe Lo-
zenges not only etyey worms where they eSiii hut ef-
efuay prevent their retern. Thoe families who have
followed DR.. Atknions advice, and red them in the
Spring and Fall among their children, as their comm IN
phyGc have now the Happiness to find hofe Children
which appeared loky AID coniumptive, in the bloom
OF heath, beng entirely delivered from tboe dreadful
ysrnain.
Sparta, 1Ge3at P.salaat,
M4,f5 II, 1903.
We hereby ce7tify that our daugh a5out years
of age hasEecn very aawe and IL bad Gate al health
for thefe lat years. w aiRays uipeaed that he
had vorms aud has given r fcvcral worn, medicines,
Without any gooo ttteet 20 that depaired rating her
tll of late. Hearing of one infprg cures icing per
formed by Asknfon's worn, detltoyiug Lczerges, we
purchafed packet OF them and admnitfered them &C.
eording TO the direcions 1he fire. doe brought away
ouiy ole worm, and with il quantity Of flimy, Often
five matters the fecond broughc away four mont raus
thick woTns asafiy hafa yssd III length; aad hs tai
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JUST RECEIVED BY

JUST RECEIVED BY
ROBERT s. John GRAY,
Aud sof Sale at Their Book Store,
{ For Iallndice and Bilious Complaints,
WHEAFON's
&C ENJuMsE PATENT, BITTERS,
Price only s. cents,
Secured to him by Letters Patent from. the Pref.
dent ofthe United States.
MEDICINE extremely ufeful and eficaeiou for
curing iauncy and bilious diGorders and removing THAI
fasing fant aud jtreiIed feeingae the honaeh dith
cuy of breathing ofs ofappette and aecr5 dull hesvi
n IN I'll. fsrepert of che day, weaknes and trembling
Of tie limos xzncfs ofStke head, AID yellognets OF
csunrsaane, Complaints 10 Common TO lundicy and oi
Al, removing obfrpSsions of the bowels, ard OF
u. h3SY comp 2iars, pukings, and purgnss, ind,gei
t;,n {icS headache rheumatic complaints, &c "AisR
ras from collection Of four, bilious matter IN the to-
mach ana at length reRoring the contribution to fehga
and vigSr. e- ,,,.n,s
ana to cure rickcty children, and may be ued withaie
RE many cures that have seen efe6acd ia New Eng
land. by the above mcdcc may PC ieeu IN the oiiis)
rreyent the neccffsv Of further recommendation
LlKEw WISE.
yIheatoa5 bateat. atch Ointment,
Pnce only5o cents.
Tie only medicine in the world which viii certainlT
cure the IlCti, without hax.,g init any thing eitheE
dangerous or greeable lit being competed notify q
ingredients never before difcoyered or uied IN that d
scrier.
onebcx cures peron and there need be no waning
after Of it, as tbs n geacra!ly ieit cieanef aud
'4s 'DS'' ALSO.
Iee's egn,sa,ae Wsndhaps Anta5ttl0l4S
PILE S,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-08-24

Battalion Courts Of Enquiry Of the
III Lsrion OF tie Militia, vito ho:dea at ID:
eGoptt H ne, in tie towp of AIexandna, on Sa.
'otd y, 5hc Is hiatt. ior the pprpoft otad ih1s
fees fnr ron sgten5sace a. tie Mpitcrs in May,
Juor, July snd Auguf 'snd : LcSions!y Court
OF Equity Will be held al tho fame place on laei'
Gay 1LeIl \ day OF September ncxt, tor hearing
appeals and pefformihs other duties reqintdfY
Law. Tho coars will meet each day at ten
4't!ock ia The foref oon.
Aug uf G. 7aWt
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From Mrs. Eleanor Wadfworth, Pro
violence, (R. J..

SIR,
WE received yours and with much plesfurs comply
with your reqae asn,Y daagRter has Certainly recei7
cd very great benefit from DrBardwehs Aronaiic Lo'T
zenges of Steel.
In the winter Of 1904 my ghtcr whe IS in her 18th
year caught We ievere cold which with the violent
fcycr which accompanied It. confined her to her room up
wards Of four months duriag this period we paid tor
Doctors bills and eeeiutatioHs $50 dollars LIE lever
left her in the mott deplorabe AMI debitated fare with
harry any uie If her limbs, 40 that Obliged 20
cary her rem the bed thschar Bcing itrongy per-
fuai.d by the Doctor we went TO Ball. Town Springs
aud aYed the feafon and thought she gained condera
he teagth by hepie OF the waters but by&he fatigue
% he paGlge Giving very rcushsweather she became
ss aea and her cbug much worie than before During
rnela winter her whole nervous yaen has been to<r
rtahe, and her iprS +, low and deprefed, ht desth
TO her ss deirable a the laeread 81 anulry We law
an Asiver1sa,ent recommending the l. nges Ct Steel
for ailar complaints Immediately puehased packet
4o -n ard before the whae of them were taken, thty e
Violently produced charge in her fy0em3 which no nledi
ca ie before had hem abe to eliza, we ieut for two
more packets IL fourteen days iince The began 20
mead he has laid aide her crutches has been twice on
horic back and il he serher "a I'D prove favorable We
i.ltend coming 70 Peeksl early iuApr to top until
We 20 20 Balls Town Springs fFofa there we will TEND
you addres, where with peafure We will atiSty any
enquiries
Price one Dollar per Packet.
Particular objections for their uc fealed up with
c2 cut as the great beHSIt TO De deTlVSu lrCi
only sc feared by having them genuine, thefpbc arc
requetei oherve that the name Of Thomas Stokes q
Co affixed to each packet, without ~haeh marx OF
authsntieity they not genuine
The Lozenges Of Steel,
are oa1y to be had, in Alexandria, of MefIrs.
R. & J.. GRAY.
WHo sKAYE also ON HIND,
SUPPLY OF
Family s. Patent Medicines,
-coGSIsTING OF
Cham5aua's Aatasthmatsc Lozenges;
xgAe and Fez,er Drg5s; .4ati5a heas Pills; ire
lyxe Elsxer for hitad Acbs; Rearinnfiag Sofar
7in6urs; DR.. sBardzoell' geania< Eye W'afey d.
zkalia's E1snee IF Mgaards, Seatcb Ointment 5o,
tie Ifeb; Too,b .4eb D,ops., 14f0matie Lasenss;,
E0sSee Of fb< EVoodi, e. Se.
DIR. Hunters genuine Ambitious Pills
Far be p,eventies and eaye sf Ytl2aqv,
B,iioas and Patrd Feee,g.
Every experienced phyGcian knows
whst dangerous d,forders ariie from redundancy
Of blk 10 Lie sabst; however faiutary due fccre-
tiop OF this Auid may DC. YET dfnfion of it in
the eiroslsfiou sAanewn, frcmiss putrefcent qua
I isties, % bring fodder and ta,al levers. The
sapss44esf& J~eeV y Sr. Hsa.s,'s Auf;siliexs
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WILLIAM LOWERING,
Il z G. H.ITE C. I,

AndsDuildei IN general, fom the Cityof Wais
ington and George Town,
BEe9S leave TO i:form The citizenSof Alexi''
dsia ard public in genera, thar he has removed 70
The rotih hde OF Prince fret, alnlo& ePP0h's
Mr. Brocke't's rev building, 70 follow he linz
Of lis proeiIicn. Where he Dra7rs DtgN
and makes,kf.ao1<s Of all manner Q; Buldirg''
1850,
MEASURES g VALUES +.
all tbs diferen: work cooneAed with the buld'
ing art and'is ready to contract for any build
tag AM complete tbs fame, from palace 70
cottage, With viii be esecstcd ia the mott mall
tef!y and ecoryrn { ffylc.
Heeaopes his long cxpefience snd geneTaIk'9,'
ledge Of buiioc.s viii merit the patronage Of
gsner lis ruh!ic. MAY 20. 'iw
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THE AROMATIC
I1OZENGES OF STEEL

Since this excellent medicine was hrR discovered
by Dr. Blrdwel feverai thoufand females have expe'
reaced It's alutary Effects many Of whom had been re-
dnced TO the brink of the grave having ued every re-
nnedy recommended fpecie thofe complaints, and
had made every application the faculty that could be
obtained The following recent cafe is feleced from
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-05-26

paiied a3ay ir this expectation, during
which his Etuation was extremely uncom-
Portable; this time being expired, having
no longer any hope of receiving fuccour,
he yeiolved to build, with what he hid been
able to fave from the wreck of his vefrel,
tome kind ofonc, on board Cfvhich he and
ms crew might b corveyed to port, where
they might procure a vclitl for Europc,
AS he was under the necenity of Telling
lone trees for this purpoGe, the natives OF
the country, with whom he h al till then liv-
ed IN harmony, ro!e fuddenly and oprof.d
his deiisnS battle between both parties
at length eriued, in which MIR. dc I.apev-
route overpowered by numbers was killed,
together with all his aGociates. As for nv
ielt being detached with 4 party who like
wife fell victims in order to create DIVERT
on during the fray, iaved rnyielf on board
canoe, by means of WHICH arrived on the
rock where YOU faw me, and where ] re-
NAMED for many days, without nouriih-
ment, and in hourly expectation of death.
1t is greatly TO be regretted that no far
Their Information could ne obtained from
Mr.. de Lageiet but in the wretched fate
to which he was reduced, all aiiifance was
IN VAIN, as in fix days he expired with weak
nets and fatigue, leaving behind him only
bundle of papers, which the Portuguef,
Captain promised to forward to the French
Government 1t is thought that the divi-
non of Mr.. D'Entrecaiteaux, fent in ouea
or Mr.. de Lapeyrouic, mutt have paired
within ten leagues of the Hand in which
that unfortunate navigator was forced to
take up his abode but the relation of Mr..
- Entrecalteaux, makes no mention of any
land iecn in that part.
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WASHINGTON. May 81.

Some notices having been lately taken in
several prints, OF embarrassmentsh having ari-
sen in the adjustment of American claims,
under the convection of 1895 with France,
we are enabled 20 state that some obstacles
to final liquidation OF them, exist from the
various constructions given TO thar insrru-
ment. We can, however, assure the public,
that measures have been taken with view
to such an understanding between the two
governments as, while the immediate conve-
nierce of the claimants isattended TO in rea-
sorablc degree. NAV tend Ultimately re- secure
equal justice to every claim not foreclosed
by the former convention of 1900, and that
nopayment of claims liquida,ed by the com
missioners, has yet been actually made
Nat Litciligencer.
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G5e GnquIrer.
RICHMOND ::
SATURDAY, MAY 26, 1904.
SCCC((C(

Anxious to communicate fome domefic
intelligence, which may be interefting TO
readers, and to go through the moft pr0,ni
nent parts of the Foreign news, which has
come by the three lait arrivals from Europe,
down TO April 5th the Editor has devo-
ted no part of the pre1ent paper to general
reflections. Had not even this circumitance
eXiited, he fhould have found it difficult to
have tpared any time from the compilation
OF the very imperfect abftra6t, which is gil
ven in the laft page of this days paper, of
the elaborate and ingenious fpeech of Mr.
Nicholas on the Glebe Cafe. With notes
very imperfettly fketchcd, and without
Jingle authority or document 70 which he
might refer, except the contribution of Vir-
ginia, ANY one will readily conceive the diff
ticulty OF drawing out methodical and in
teligible abftra6t.
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large boats flled With mc,i.. ..-.-i b.,f
ircm whom Ne received no ou.l1ye cr.--
They commenced Il tre On a; from ~
heir Batteries on shcrr. bu. viih 70 Other
elect than one shot PassiA. ,hrcC5h orr ;cr.
gailanr sail.
The irigate was 1noorcd ci.h.n baic .-rp
shot Of the Eashar : Gas Il, rad oi th-,r
principal Dattc- Two of tiiV:r cruisers Law
within two o2bies length on The s,arb ard
quarter, and Their gun b2a.s wisiin half gun
shot ON he ar6casd bo>v--She haJ ali her
guns mounted and lca|-d, which IS they BE-
came hot, Went oA.-As she lay vi n her
broad side 20 The town. have ~ daub. hue
some damage has been done b. them. be
icre 6ot ou' e the harbour. hey cables had
burnt on, and She drif,ed in u,,der tie cas-ys.
where Size was consumed I can form no
Judgment a 70 the nurn1cr of men tina. were
ON board cf lier--.hsre were ahous % .i'od
"a large boa; full goi of, aid n.aav lea1t
into the sea. We have made Gro prisoner.
and toar from the number Of bad v,our.ls
he has received, will not recover, al.hon.rh
every assistance and comfort has been given
him.
boarded with sixty men ard officers. lea.
ing guard on board the Kc,ch for har d.
Il ace and Il IS with the creates pleasure I
inform YOU, he'd no. man killed in this
AFFAIR, and but one slightly wounded. Eve
~ support that could I've given received from
my officers, and as che conduct of each was
highly alsritoriousdi neg leave TO On, lose you
aliss 81 heir names--PerI.Iit ne also. sir. 10
spea&of. the brave fellows have the honor
20 copnand, whose coolness ard intrepdi,y
was$uch, as l trust will ever charac,eri.e tI,c
American tars.
lie v oud be injustice in me, were 70 pag,
ofer the important services rendered by ilr.
Salvador, the pilot, on whose coed con,iyc.
the success cf the entcrrrize in the erea.cst
degree depended. He gave me entire salts.
faction
have the honour TO be,
with great respect.
your most obedient servant,
(Signcd) STEPHEN DECATUR.
Commodore Edward Preble,
commanding the United
STATES Squadron III the
Mediterranean.
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wounded. A ve.Y Sne wagon, belonging
70 Mr. p. was taken ~ entirely from unde;
sheler and carried 70 the distance of 20
or so yards the body was torn picce'naal anG
the hind and fore wheels Il. considerab!e
6is ance from each osher; the hub Of one o,
the wheals re:nl;nea on the axel,ree an4
nine os nc spokes were drawn on: of il with
ouS doing the lclss injury 70 the hub the spoi<es
remain in the rin aud 1on appear to be the
least damaged.
Mr.. TurS--Plautaeion Destroyed and .
Negro killed
Mr.. ". Browp--Houses entirely destroy
ed several men badly wounded. and horse
killed. Georgia RepsJAicaa.
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Yesterdays Mail.
WASHINGTON, May %.
OFFICIAL.
On board gtbe Ketcb Intrepid at Sea, }
February lib, 1904. {


have the homer to inform you. that in pur-
stance Of your orders Of the list inst to pro
ceed with dis Ketch or the Harbour Of rri-
poll, there to endeavour to effect the des-ruc-
ton of the United States, lac friyate Phila-
delPhia, arrived there in COMPANY with the
United States Brg Syren, Lieut. Comman-
daut Stewart on the 9TH, bug owing to the
badness Of the weather, was Unable to eGe-t
any thing until last cveainE, when we
had light breeze from the N. E. AZ 7 O'Clock
1 entered the harbour with the Intrepid, the
Syrch having gained her station withou, the
hatbnur IN situation to support rs in our re-
Jreat. y hall past 9 laid her along side the
PhiladcIphia-boarded, and after a shortcon
test, carried her--I Immediately fired her H.
shc store rooms, cockpit, and birth deck, &
remained OH board until Z e flames had issu-
cd from the spar deck -hatchwavs and ports.
and before got from along side, the FIRE had
communicated to the rigging and tops Pre-
vious 80 oar boarding, ,hcy had got their
(oinpinlon5 out, aud hailed several times
u, not gun fred
Tine noise occasioned by boarding and con
tending f.rpcsgession (although no fire arms
were used) gave general alarm or shore.
and on board their cruisers which Nv abou,
i cable and a haifleng;h from w., and navy
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PROPOSALS

BIZ NITROUS LEV7- OF RcaMovD,
For printing by subscription, n scarce and
valuable Book, entitled
Obmion Of q Je7vish Hioh Priest,
ON REASON AND FAITH, AVp tH1Go-
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Intended IN bron,otc .5at5 antarr m6de!S. and
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80 oil. -.
COEDITIOHS.
l. The Book viii be neatly printed, and con-
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II. The price TO subscribers will be HALF =
roLLNN per copy, stitched in blue co, era
md no money required until the DO, K is
delivered.
III so Don rs 800 subscribers are obta'ne'
the work will be put to press.
Subscriptions received BIZ tae bpbi sber, AZ
his bonse, opposite he Bell Taveyn. Z
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-05-26

HE Court Of HuRings Of tie Cty Of
L Richmond haVe ej90bljl5ed TIE .foiloqv-
ing rules concerning applicants for Hcenjis
TO ."""Htaf"rs7obacco qOifbin tbe fad CITY ;
zig.
=" al Il3piications TO tie Eaid Court far
Lieenle5 to manufacture Tobacco, mn be
made one Montb at haR, byezdOps ~ Tire
Tine ENGRAVING thereof; and the Name Or
Names oftbe applicant or Ab5Aconts enter
ed on tire Records cffbe .Iaid Comt, and in
Je,'ted j" all tie Ne9gl3aper5 bpbEGed in TIE
City Of Ricbmond :"
IN PURSUANCE WHEREOF, PUBLIC
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, Tbat fran,
tie Records Of the .Eg;d Eufiag5 Court, If
abpeGrJ fbat GEORGE TA7-E means TO
aPbly to the ne:vt Preceding Cart far Ii
ff9ie 70 mangaamre To5aeeo qpHbi1 TIKI;
CITY.
(Ey Ordcr IF Conrf)
AND'Jg STEIENSCN, D. c.
Nay IS. 8zv ~
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MiSceUaneous.
To PREVENT RUST,

The following very 6mple application
has been found to prevent iro. a7t feel
from rufting: To any given quantity of
falt oil warmth, add four ifths of wen rec
tilted fpirits of turpentine; apply this var-
NTH Tightly and equally with a fpongs,
and put the article TO dry in place fhcl-
tered from the duf. 1t preftrves and
brightens the colour of copper and it is
faid, that all metallic articles varniihed
with it, will retain their brilliancy, and ne
yer contract any fpots ofrun.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-05-26
GENERAL ELECTION.

The Governor. Deputy ovcrnor. Assis
tants, Secretary and T'rca-urer. are all recho
sen. Timothy Pi,kin, jun. Esq is chose,
Speaker. and Jonathan O. Mosely, and Ma,
thaniel Rossi,er. Esquires, Clerks, of the
House of Representatives
VOTES FOR Go.-2Non.
Trumbull, 1il0S Hart, 617O
LIEUTENANT-C ovERNOR.
Treadwell 9S52 Spalding, $3.50
SECRETARY.
WHY'S, 1861 Seymour, 5T38
TREASURER.
KingsLury. 1892 Spencer, 1873
Comecticat GzSetse.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-05-26

On Thurfday Thomas Logwood was tri-
ed before the Federal Court on oUe indct-
ment, for counterfeiting Bank Notes. The
jury Immediately returned with the YER
dict GUILTY An attempt, however, was
making yefterday by his counfel to qualh
the indictment.
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{ A S H w ANTED.

I'm ABOUT A WEEK.
E'OR a6om fix ton5 Of B1fR IRON.
The price qvW be made an ia4,csnasnt
toPwcbqje. lind IRON CHSTINGS
Of q'H''!0n' kinds, for lale on tbe uJpai terms
Gr t6e ton or. fngA' piece, aDgoRg zrbicb ar.
n feE0 fonJ Of SO and 90 Us. zvc;g6fJ. .4IJo
4 III by the quantity oT.Sagie bnyreih eIozv
fbe common prize. AHddH0 6sR fine and /l-
Peyfne I'll OUR.
MIcAJAH D-4VIS.
ffbnsond, ed Of tie
Str Mo. 1904.
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Civeo under our hands this thirteenth day
A,s;I 1904

Civen under our hands this thirteenth day
IF April, 1904.
SAMUEL BARRON, President.
HUGH G. CAMPBELL,
JOHN CASSiN.
Official accounts from Madrid da;ed 9Th
March las, mention that the Guaran'ine on
1ur vessels is Row reduced to fifteen days OF
observation.
THE SECRETARY OF THE NAVY
has issued orders TO the officers atNev'-Tork -.
Philadelphia, and Baltimore, TO close :hcir
recruiting rendezvous, and 70 repair, with
out delay, 20 their respective ships.
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/ O s T

a NOTE OF HAND for so
y Dollars, IN favcr of Ishan Furman Of
Lynchbnrg, given b. Thomas Ferris, Of
New-Canton, dated IN February las..-Ary
person possessing said Note and re urninq
it TO the Subscriber, viii be rewarded for
their trouble; payment ;he-eofis stonred.
ISHAM FURMAN.
Lynchhurg May %, 1904. III
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-05-26

In The general bofinefs CT the fnion, as
well as in the appointments TO Office
throughout the Fate, which, is a peculiar
part OF our duty. at this TINE, you Will find
me difpofed to cooperate with you, with
all that attention, impafiality and integri-
ty, which the bcft interels of the fate, and
TIE general good require.
JONATHAN TRUMURLI.
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LUsUs NATURE.

The following fingular and natural pro-
duetion, was born on the plantation of Fran
els Kinloch, Efq. few days iince "A
calf with two heads, four eyes, and three
ears. This uncommon transformation of
nature may be conlidered as one of the
raref OF natures productions.
Bal. Tel.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-05-26

The Circnit Court Of tine United States for
this district will be opened i'll this y on
the 18th next month. rs we understand
he parties are ready for rial in he impor-
tant cause of The Devisees of ord Granville,
VS.. Collins, Allen and Dickerson, it will GER
tainly be heard at this term. No doub. the
importance of this cause to Il large number
Of our land holders, v III excite lively interest
in its decision, and produce 4 crowded court.
[kCii3b Regis.er.1
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TTF .STTPCCpyREpc

2HE SUBSCRIBERS
Giving on Shocke-Hill, near Mr.. Daniel
L: Hylton and MIR. Benz. NIoiby)
ESPtCIFULLY inform the citisens of
~ RicJmond and its qicinify, that t.bsy
haze LATELY commenced tie
CARPENTER & JOINER's BUSk
NESS
and are noE0 rea6y TO undertake any buE-
nGii in their HHe.-7bcy h-xR, from tbSir
particular attention, and faithful y5ert6,7u-
Hnee ofe7e'y thing tbey mdeytnke, to merit
Pnbie patronage
WILLIAM K. LEE,
JOHN S. LEE.
nay 49, ,o4. T(5)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-05-26

~ Il Eradication Of Virginia tom some
81 tie ngto3dea G5uSe sub;cb baS heen hqte-
y frlpGSated By some IF tbe Northern pa
lns''s SsiH Ie iirnished for the ,ac,:t t,u5!ica-
tion.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-05-26

In late eahern paper a marriage is an
nounced-It would appear that the bride
was verging to antiquity. The gentleman
who furniihes the article, availing himfelf
of this circumhance, adds the following G.
legant poetical compliment.
" If loves fame that's kindled by de-
fire,
An alb Hicks furely bef, becaule it's
ayiey'."
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-05-26

THE following is a fterling Anecdote, but
the paint oft cannot be translated, The
fact took place in the fifteenth century,
and is ftrong proof of the ignorance of
the age, and the licentious buifoonry of
the Monks of France.
A Citrate, diiputing with his PARTITION
ers about which fhould pay for paving the
Church, the, affair was brought before a
Court; and juf as the Judge was on the
eve ofdeciding in favour of the PARTITION
ers, the Citrate, with a ferrous face, made
this quotation from ] sasMIAR -. PaDs4nt
ILL, ct ego non pavean." The Judge in
family fentenced the pariihioners to pave
the Church.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-05-26
NEW YORK ELECTION.

The American Citizen of May 18th
states the majority for MIR. Lewis las Co
vernon from returns not perfectly official,
to be 9OS7.
The Albany Regifcr mentions s,7s2.