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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-25
PHILADELPHIA, 2ad Iugast, IS

.e- Tnildafiphid, I'D hngisf, F8O5.
His Britannia majesty, consul general
tor the middle and southern states OF A.
1nerIca, having lately received copies of an
act passed in the last session of parliament
I" for making further provisions Tor the Eff.
fectual performance Of quarantine" aud
oil his mSjesty's order in council Of The 5tf
OF April last, containing the regulations of
quarantine, together with the forms OF de.
clarasIons and the certificates required by
the 42d section OF that order, and an alb
stract OF the quarantine regulation, and
the penalties TO be incurred by neglect or
;disobedience of the same, In pursuance Of
the instructions he has received from his
covers uiert, takes this means Of makihS
il known among the merchan, sol The u.
States, that all the goods enumerated in
the first class Of that order, intended to be
imported after the 1st day of February,
1906, into any port or place in Great BIZ
tain, or the islands of Guernsey, Jersey,
Alderney, Sark, or Man, IRON any port
or place on the continent of Americs, must
be accompaniment the declarations, GER
ti6cates, and bills of health, required by
that section of the order, or the ship ar
weasel importing The game. and the goods
on board such ship or vessel, will be sub
iectto the rules Of quarantine, and will be
obliged to perform the same, according to
the directions Of that order. For the n ore
satisfactory iniormation of the merchants
trading to Great Britain, the articles emu
meratsd in the 6rss class Of his majesry's
order in council. are sibioin I'd.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-25

order IN council, are sublolnsd.
Apparel of al kinds Linen
Aruhcial Flowers Maps
BAIT or any article made Matrafes
tic eof Mats am Mating
Beads Bracelets or Mdha,Y arm
Necklaces IN Sttlngs Nets, new OF old
Bed, Bed Ticks Paper
Books Pack Thread
i}ro MS Of al ftrts Parchment
B,nihss OF all forts peits
Brude,s fIa,tidg of Bat, Chip,
CamhIets I Cane, straw or hsre
Canvas tiar
Ia. menia Wool Qaills
Carpets Rags
Cordage not Jared sails and Sail Cloth
Cotton Wool, Cotton Silk, viz
Yarn, Cotton Fhreas Grapes ane Thames
All articles wholly Huks and Krumbs
made or mixed with Raw Silk
Cotton, SIX, Wool, Thrown and Organize
Thread or Yarn ! silk
Dowa Feathers / Waite Silk
Fix W.aught Silk
turner's Waite Skins, Hides and Fdss,
Goats Flair ard part OF piece OF
Sold or Silver on thread Skins, Hides & Fuss,
Cotton, Hsir, Wool ar whether uadteGcd,
Silk, or any othcri or i'll part or wholly
fubaance herein be- tanned, tawea or
fore enumerated dFfHed
Grogtam / Spopges
Hats, Caps, or Bonnets Straw, or any aTsicl:
o'S,raw, CHIP, Cane, made Of or mixed
or any ether material Will Straw
Hemp stockings OF all totts
Hoofs ! Thread
HON and Horn Tips Tow
Hair If all fort, Vcllur, H
Leather Whtfss
Liquor of any kind in Wool whether ray, OF
Bottles or Fiaks suS wife WroEght
Lntearings, catlihgs, Yam OF ali forts.
or Harpftrings
And all other goods whatever it they
shall have arrived inor with packages, con-
sistins wholly or in part of any OF the arti,
Gle. enumerated, unless such goods shall
be removed from such package.
Aud further il is requisite that such de-
c,arations recite in words at length, and IN
continuity ofithe several goods and articles
10 be swarm to, by the owner or proprietor
before some magistr,.e of the port or place
fr ON which such vessel shall clear out, to
be attested bv such magistrate IN the form
prescribed, and also by his majesty,s con-
sui or vlce-consul, at such port or place, or
IN ease there shall be no such cenaul or
vice consuL then by two known BRUSH
merchants residing there. ,a>,n
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-25

GIO. LOGAN.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-01-18
TO NOM-RESLDEN7S OF KENTUCKY

HE SUBSCRIBER Epiug in RE NEIGHBOUR
hood ofFrankfort, KENTUCKY, haDing under
taken TO pay TIE taxes of a number of pentLe,1.u
rsfdins in Virginia and elSvhcre, on THEN. lands
IN this fate, and finding that the remittiur ofmo-
ney TO him for thar purple is attended zuifb great
difficulties, rjR and trouble, propsie5 it to tbo/e
gentlemen and any Others qvbo may find il an ae-
eo0am'aation TO them, The aiozving Plan, to zyit
I5at fbyJbaH depoft their money IN either oftbe
banks Of Richmond, Aiexandria, George tozvu or
Baltimore, on or 6store TIE frR day Of Mar ar
n@slly, and authorize (onre perjoa at tboje Js7,e-
raj banks TO adujfe him Iy pof of tie amount,
and TO aohejseredit it.6aH6e applied, and insszy.
er BIN TO dra7r J6rtbe Jane, payable on Eebt.
The lands ofnon-rsfdent5 are advertised a5out
tbefCf of July, zvbieb is an exbenee of fzventy
f1e cents on each traS. The nb)eri6er'J DRAFT
zviH command tie eab in this fate, and ar fam
as bis bills are honoured at any oftbe Adore uenti
oned hanks, be zViN Advance the money IL, Ken
fncky, dedHtFing Eeven and a half percent commit
on far bis trouble, in ATTENDING to and exeent;nq
TIE 6aifne)G. He zvW eneiojt duplicate receipts
to tbo banks in eDbies tie money Is depofted, or
to The proprietorJ otbe lands keeping The original
in bis O1vsbaD6fon, toeorretT 0nyerrors zybieSnay
cur IN the auditors office Of Kentucky. To fboje
gentlemen 9obo may 4o5b to pay their taxes IN
this zOay, and zvbo baq,e not a per/onaL aegaair-
tanee qvitb tie /4bjlrber, be begs kaye to r.fer
them TO the Hon. John Breckenridge, The Hon.
MattbeqO WnitOn, E/qrJ. noqv in CongreG, at THE
city ofWah5iagton, or to Gen. .Jobu PreRou of
Montgomery county, and COL James Breckenridee
Of BOtetort county, Urginia, as to the CONFIDENCE
avbieb may be repojedin bin.
NATHANIEL HART.
~. b. THE bofAgs all letters directed to me
on the aboJe bnfns/J ngf be paid.
December Is, 1904. (eStl May.)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-01-18
CHOICE LANDS-ROR SHE

4 DIVISION of the famous Saura L own 1 .ards ha-
1 \ wing taken place between the heirs of lanes
Park Farley, Efq. decd and Col John S. Farley and
his filter Mrs Elizabeth Morlou the fubcrbcrs Ro-
bert Taylor Of Norfolk, and Charles Duncan at RIOS
lin, near Petersburg, fully empowered BY the faid
Col Farley aud Mrs Morton, to dipofe of their pro-
Portion containing 1889 acres which are furveyed
and laid off in eight lots containing from 500 to $500
acres, agreeable to plots in the poeion of the faid
Duncan The four Target lots % excellent quality,
each containing comfortable proportion of the rich
eft low grounds, which produce tobacco of the very
trt quality, has been experienced By ore Of the
iubicribers, who fhipped FOR number of years.
Iho;e lands lie on Dan and Smiths rivers, in Rock
inghAm county, or toe borders OF North Carolina,
about 40 miles from Peteriburg and Rich.noud A.
there are isdom iuch lands for aie they muR be an
object to thoe who purchafe fuch as win pro-
dnce fine tobacco hemp and nall grain One third ,e
the price mutt be paid in ready money, one third IN
twelve months, and the ether third in two years IN.
purchaler giving bond with unexeeptionabls iecur;t
bearing interett from the date if not pul6fuay paid
Thoie who with to purchaie will be Ihewn the lands
by Doctor John 9. Cox, living at Leeklyille, near
Rockingham Court-Houie, and the terms made
known by
ROBERT TAYLOR, or
CHARLES DUNCAN
Petersburg, Nov. "a. epef
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pi8feUtnecu8.

That ferocious and dangerous animal, commonly
denominatcd the Caiam7mufaia siuppoed to exift
III al extcniive wood in the town Of Bedford. The
inhabitants of that town have frequently in the late
eaion loft their lheep without being able 10 account
Tor and fevera perons had reported that they had
leen in thefe woods fore animal Of uncommon and
terrifying appearance but without exciting much at
tention. Some time lalt month however Young man
having occaon TO 60 through fome part Of woods
ne took with him his gun, merely charged for fquir-
rel in cafe he Mould chance TO fee AS he was
Paiing on, his dog perceiving fqu rrel little diff
tauce began to bark but the yourg man was going
to the place hoot him, he perceived large lorg
bodied fierce looking ANIMAL apparently Of the cat
kind, making towards him He turned ard ran, and
winged with terror, prsng upon the trunk Of falling
tree, which lay III lanting petition lodged upon a
mother, which he could icarcey have Attended in any
other circumstance He had got to about xtern feet
from the ground, when, eating his eye down, he be-
held his enemy juA on the point OF making leap
him, which csuled him Immediately 20 lump the
ground, 70 that each gained the Others place al
the fame infant the Young man then fud-
denly prelented ms gun at the face Of the creature and
bred his mall charge, but could not determine whe-
ther 1t injured him; bat he Immediately fp5ane from
the tree again, eized upon the gun, and with his en-
ormous claws icTatched & tore the took II was for
tunate for the young man, that he took the gun for
the obed Of his vengeance it undoubtedly laved
his lfe he wreled it from him, turned and ran and
the creature, who at one bound might have faiened
his claws into his prey, did purdue him his is
attributed to his milling him at his hra iprng, which
IS aid to have the eifea ia forne msafnre to dfcon
cert and dicourage him. The inhabitants intended
to icour The woods, and deafoy the creatures wher
there lhoulGbe now ersbe them 70 track their
foot-hcps
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-01-18
WASHINGTON TAVERN.

He sRlJeriber ba5 taken q laje offkis tsrs.
j nscni far a Razster ef Year,, and has put IL IL
state Of rar zrbieb ,eNGys IL no. iy;oy TO any in Isis
City Bsdss .bs Tave,r Be bas diaeted buikxps sce2
eaLeaafea0 accommodate .l Ssbo orxious Of ereaf.y
priveey nan a f@srn ejaaAy eSc,Ai TBee tenarcrf,
aaa ne hSb 9na'e, and v:bia FRO bundrsdyayss
Si6e Cep& They LGse &eiaei,fparfsces rny cite,
bog, i" ibis City, 1rhb ,ef 10 pa,e air and e.eeelenf
Vraier. He bar GOOD Stables and eszfart Jnspiy Of
he bf FORAGE. he biz ,vee5 to bis ,iea and
he fnbe and ar,rs them, tbat gaming,
any other fraee zvbieb might, in any dgree, haze
dtHey TO aeroy tie peace Of Bis bO sviH BE PERMIT
ted.
EDWARD HALL.dM
RieknenI, Seetexnk.r 26
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DAVID ROSS.
NOTICE.

A IL PTsT5r5 irdsbted TO The late jfy1g sf BUCHA-
\ NAN, DUNLOP e co. Of Pefeyj5urg, RO-
BERT POLLOK g co. Of Richmond aud DUN
LoP, POLLOK q co. Of AHanebsfe,, are hereby
Notified, that anes DHniQp, late parine ia tie abOve
eonera, bas become pn,ebar Of be o4jlnaag dsJ.s--
tbcy 1rHf6sore Be pieefdtO male Payment TO z, To5u
1ompii7, 'sfaigg ia Riebn0nd, tie 5yiter ysidng
in Peeyburg, zUbo alone 1ntbortd 10 aaIe collections
and grant atba,ge-Snits 4uW be iasir ;xats, COM
zereaGgagf all zUbO do not aie Payment before tbs TN
Of february next.
JOHN DUNLOP, attorney
For JAMES DUNLo
Pet:y5H,g, NoV. Is, 1904. epT
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-01-18

FOR SALE,
By WILLIAM ROSS, AT THE EAGLE TAv.kn:
E~IGHTY-four yards Fancy, Tolonet, CaiIirxere
I \ and Swanfdown Weacoating,
cafes Britannas, ] bale Ticklenburgs,
cafes and trunks Chintzes and Caicoes
cafe Cotton Shawls and Pocket Hhdkfs
do. India Sattins, aIorted colours,
bale Gurrah Mullins,
do. Bafta d.
do. Cofa do
TO. jaannan Niar,oasy &:
do. do. Sannah do.
60 boxes Spanifh Segars,
20 do containing ietts of Tea China, 81 pieces each,
5 do. aforted ditto.
80 rheam Medium Vellum Printing Paper,
do Foolfesp Writing ditto
N. B. Crop Tobacco, Flour, or Fiax-Seed, will be
taken in payment as caih.
January IL. (oawtO
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-01-18
TO Mr.. CHRIsTopHsR JouNseN, OF SOUTH
CAROLINA.

CAROLINA.
SIR,
a S you are not refdent of this Commonwealth,
L - and have no Agent Attorney within the
Fame, to whom legal notiee be gwen; you are
hereby informed, that by virtue of commiiiion iGu-
ed from the Office of the High Court of Chancery for
the middle diiiriet of Virginia by law dreed to be
holden at the Capitol i'll the City of Richmond, in the
iut in Chaneery depending in faid court, in which
you are Complainant, and am Defendant. fhall
proceed ON the ieeond Monday in February next, at
the Tavern OF James George in tn. county of Gooch-
land and tate OF Virginia to take the depohtions of
lhomas Johnon, John Johhion, Zlchariah Puanl,
John Fretweil, and William Chick to De read as evil
denee in the is'd fuit and that if the fame be
taken on the day aiorefaid, the taking thereof viii be
continued by adjournment from day to day until the
whole are completed; when and where you may
If you pleaie attend.
am lii, Yours, &c.
BERRIMAN JOHNSON.
Louia county, and Rate of Virginia.
December 22.-(eS 4w)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-01-18
January 8.
FOR SALE-at Rockets.
A TRACT OF LAND.

BY 1irtns Of Dred Of 7rgR, executed to the Gub-
(tr;Jer, gvW be /oLd TO the bigbeR 6idder, for
ready MONEY, on TIE l4fb day Of January next,
at buckingham Conrt-Hogfs being court day.
a CERTAIN Traa or Parcel of Land, lying in
faid county, containing thouiand acres, more
or leis; bounded by the lands of Michael Zones Je
frey Smith, Richard Gillian and Others and lying On
the Pickihn road-to fecure the payment Of certain
FUN of money therein mentioned, due from John
Miller, to Willis Wills, and the expences attending
the execution of thi. trua.
GEORGE s. HARE, Tr.aee.
Buckingham, Dec. s.-[eS St,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-01-18

& NACHARSIS's Travels, with Maps, 4
L Z vols. in boards, 90
Fuvtrs Lie OF i.athnrine Cad IN Q vols q.
Hiitory of Catherine end Empreis of Rufia,
by J. CaiteTa, translated from the French
by r. Hunter, with heads 275
Hitorcal and Philosophical Memoirs of Plus
9th from the French, in 9 vols 8 90
Memoirs Of the houfe of Mediei from the
french OF Mr.. Tenhove with Vignettes in
2 vols q TO 10 oa
The Life Of Lorenzo de Medici, called the
Magnificent, by Roicos, wit Vigncttes, in
vols ON
Kippis's Life of Capt Cook, elegant q TO s os
Modern Traveller containing the con,prefs-
ed travels of Mungo Park, Ledyard, Luz
cas-, Sonnini, Browne, Savary, Voney, and
lie Valiant, in Africa in vols 4 go
StaVorinuss Voyages to the E. Indies, with
Maps, in vols s vo 7 so
Mearess Travels from China to the N. w. of
America, with plates, in 9 vols yo q GO
Stoiberg's Travels through Germany, Swift
zeriand, isalyand Sicily, translated from the
German by Holcrof, with plates, in
vols. 100
SpaHanzani's Travels, with plates, in vols. IS
De Mons Travels in Egypt in 9 vols. s 90
Do. do In Sicily and Malta, 225
Life and Adventures of Robinfon Crufoe,
printed by Stoekdale, with fuperb plates, in
Vols. 3 V0.
MarmontePs Beliiarius, with plates rs
The Wanderer, or, original Tales and EGays,
by Charles Fothergill, in vols g 25
Frederic from the French Of Mr.. Five, Lon-
don 1902, in vols Q 90
julia Vaudeville in vols SO
The Farmer of Ingiewood Forea by Mrs.
Helme in 4 vols. "a tale peculiarly cac,llat-
ed to in!truet and warn the young Virgini-
AM q n
St. Leon, vols 4 NJ,
Jacques lie Fa,aliAe ct Son Maitre, par Dide-
rot, 2 vols o on
HulPs Moral Tales, in Verfe, $50
Poems by Gentleman of Cornwall vols Q 60
Pleaiures Of Memory and Hope so
Caufic's Terrible Elaboration, 90
Moorcs Anacreon Bound 9 90
Do. do. Haif-bound, 50
Little's Poems, so
Report of the trial Of Lord fIeadfort; a cafe
Of Grim. Con. with Speech Of iI1. Car
ran, &c. 30
Mavor's Natural fIilory, 87{
Do. Poetry, chi
Sheridan's and Henderfons practical method
of reciting Engh Poetry. 90
Animal Biography, by Bingley, in 8 vols 90
Sturnlss Reflections with plates, in vols. 3 2s
Britiih 5ypouomy, BY MIRA Piozzi, in vols %
Cowan on Education, in vols. A new Trss-
tiie, in comfortable rcpuic, ? so
Sacred Dramas By Madame de Cenls, rs
The Principles Of Afatic Nfonarcbies, by
Patton, S7I
volney's view o. the United States, in boards 90
Do do. do bound SO
b. ANY one nav procure book from Philsdcl-
phia by leaving It. tias aud his Name 1t the Office e
he Erqn.rer.
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N o T l c E.

WE the undersigned, partners in the late concerns
w of BUCHANAN, DUNLOP, & Co. at Pc
terfburg, of ROBERT POLLOK, & Co. at Rich
mond, and of DUNLOP, POLLOK, & Co. at Man
cheiter, have fold to MIR. James Dunlop, our late
partner in iaid concerns, the debts now due to- and
outftaadngat thefe differente ftabhmens-Th in
debted will therefore peafe take notice. that here
alter payments are to be made only to the iad Mr.
anles Dunlop, his attorney attorneys and whom
thofe having CLAIMS aganft thefe concerns will apply
for payment.
DAVID BUCHANAN
BY ROBERT POLLOK,
bis attorney.
ROBERT POLLOK
Virginia, Petersburg, Dec 8, 1904 (epsm)
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NOTICE. rs HEREar GIYEM.

ENtIA1' l executed to John Burton of Bucking-
q ham county, on the third of the prefent month,
two bonds, one for the fun of & 100 payable 25,h
inn. and the other, for the fun of {. Is payable
9Th of December, 1906, which bond am deter
mined not to pay, the fad Burton has failed to
make good right to anegro man. for which the laid
bonds were given.
THOMAS BONDURANT.
Buckingham, December 20. les St.
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with Roots or Shoesa as we'll If they were on the
ipoi...~.~A the length Of the Boot-~C--round the
Calf..B-the pitch Of ditto~.D-round the heel and
infiep~.. E-round the iultep~4.Gacrofs the bali OF
the foot. Fix the heel againit perpendicular, and
Aick knife st the end Of the great toeiet down IL
figures the number Of inches and quarters, in the diff
fcrsrt neliutes June 80. ep6m.
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BOARD, WASHING g MENDING,
FOR f.. s6 PER ANruu.

ME fubicriber has removed to the civ of
Richmond, for the purPole of receiving board
ers He has rented large and commodious Brick
Houie, about two hundred yards from J. ogilvies a.
ead@my he is particularly delr' S of receiving as
borders, young gentlemen from the country, who
Propofe to become fudents in this chool during the
Preient year. He viii Board, Wafi and Mend for
thirty-ir pounda per annun He will be prepared to
receive from fifteen to twenty boarders He can ac-
conlmodate ten twelve with chambers and BEDDING.
on terms which win be made known to applicants
J. RAW1lNS, junr.
Richmond January /.
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Lg) This remark may be illuarated bya very IA
miliar example. The patton for gaming has prevail
ed in all ages and countries The Legislature of vir-
ginia intead of endeavorng to regulate and direct it,
70 as to make it productive of the leaf pofible milf
chief have waited their time in fruitefs efforts to
fuPpreGs it. they may top the current in one place,
but it will force paHage in another, and perhaps be
milchievous. Thus, after the fuppreflion of
so billiard tables, 5000 tables for loo and other games
at cards, were conhantly exhibited.
~ DIR. Moore, however, in ipssting of the ire
qnent murders in Italy, afcrbes them their mf.rable
iySem of police. But whatever be the caue, fach is
he fan.
ID When Tiberius Gracious, who was obnoxious
the Senate, ain, 500 of his friends were muir
dered with him, the capitol and in the freets of
Rome. Initances of this fort in great number.
" Tit: Liv. b. 10. c. 4s.
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Jan. 8.

AT the fame time and place, will difpofe of the
other undivided third part Of the fad Norwich Mills
and will alto dilpofs of valuable traa of LAND
adjoining thereto, which contains about FIVE hundred
acres,with various inpro The whole is va
luahIe eitate-Mr. Hooten will ihew the Mills and
the land. The terms of payment for the said land
and the other thitd part of the Mills will be half rea-
dy money, and twelve months credit for the other
half
DAVID ROSS
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]. TOMPKINS

J. ONII hIINO
p ESPECTFULLY informs tbgif concerned,
N that be baJ removed tire 6oOhs and papers of
The late concern ofRobett Pollok g Go. and Dun
Iop, Pollok y Co. 10 a. nezV Brick Houfe near
TIE Balm, and diret7ly obpgfte TO tie Seale-HoHje
Wbere he bas for Jale, a tizv pipes Of Old
COGNIAC BRANDT, eflilperi0r qualify.
December IL.
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TO BE SOLD.

For ready money, purfuant to decree Of the Fede-
ral Circuit Court, for the oifria of Virginia in
iuit between Phneas Bond, Attorney for the
creditors of Ezekil Edwards Plaintiff, and David
Rofs and Others defendants--
NWO undivided parts, out Of three, of forty two
acres of LAND, in the county of Henrico,
upon Four-Nlile Creek, with the Mills and Eouies
thereon. known by the name Of the Norwich Mills,
ALSO Tract or Parcel OF LAND, ftuate in the
county of Herrico, about eyen miles below the CT
~ of Richmond, commonly called and knows by the
name of the Seven Pines, thought thou
land acres, but Mr. Rofs undertakes, that an accu-
rate iurvey and plot hall be produced the day Of
tale.
The Sale will pofitivey takepace at the Eagle Ia
vern in the City OF Richmond OH Thurfday the 2lit
day of February next.
BEN. MOSBY, D. NJ. for
JOSEPH SCOTT, NV. d.
Jan. 6. 0ds)
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M AXIS Boots & Shoes
W. to any pattern or fafh-
ion, equal in point OF Ma
TER1Ats and WORKMAN.
snir to any in general uic.
~ Imported Doors and
Shoxs, Of the fra quality
aud newell fafhion, for fale.
-. Gentlemen at a Ill
tancc, who are difpofed to
forward me their mcafure,
by paying attention to the
annexed cut, can DC fitted
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-01-18
THIS DAY is PUBLISHED,

4 II ailocation was formed during the laf FUN
L 4 mer, by few gentlemen, of whom folne are
n07V and others have been inhabitants Of this city for
the PurpOfe of competing ferries of N1iitellaneous
Eiiays for the Richmond ENQUIRER. Thief. EGays
were regularly Puolihed every Saturday, during
the months of Auguif, September, and Osober. The
irtt number appeared the nth of AugnO, and the
lat on the Goth OF October. Thefe numbers. taken
together in the order in which they were publilhed,
will conittute the frit ferries of the RAIN3ow and
IT is this frit ferries which is now preented by the
ProPretors of the Enquirer the amateurs Of Itera-
tnre and to its patrons in Virginia. The feeond fe-
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