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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-10-02
ny rHz GOVERNOR OF rue coNMoNwEALrH
or vIECINIH,
A PROCL AVIATION.

q
w HEREA itappears by the in
Wv QUESTION of the Coroner FOR the county
of Berkeley. that JOSEPH TfIRUSI'ON and
JOHN THRUSTOM, late of the said county.
are charged with the murder OF barney Riley; &
information has bsen received by the executive,
thar tlie said Joseph Infusion aid John rhrus.
ton, have hed from justice: have, there fore,
thought ic v'sth the advice of the Council of
STATE. 10 Issue this aHiaton--heTeby Offering
\ reward OF Two Almdred Dollars, FOR appre-
heading and conGnang before the Coroner, or
4 justice of the Peace. for the said county, or
said Joseph Thn!s;on ard John fhrnstcn, the
One Hdpdred Dollars FOR either of them. liz or
der 10 ,her examination, touching the said rnu--
dev- And do moreover eaioin al officers civil
and military, and eNhcft lac good leople OF This
commonwealth, &c use their bes5 endeavcrS 10
appseneni and condu0 before he Coroner or a
Jusice of ihr Peace Tor NJ Aforesaid county OF
Berkeley, the said JssePh Thrvston and JOHN
Thriston, thar they may be dealt with, as in such
cases, the Law direas.
Given uiacr my hand as Governor. with
the seal OF the Commonwealth annex
ed &, Riehmond. this i9th DAY Of June,
IL. So in ,heyear of QUE Lord, one thousand
eight hundred and five, and OK The com.
msnwealth he twenty ninth.
(Signed) JOHN PAGE.
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Y rag GOVERNOR OF The coMMoNwEALri
OF VIRGINIA,
A PROCLAMATION.

- ~ - 49, - = y . - -
NMTHEREAS it duly appears TO the
Nv executive that GEOKCE DILLAR
charged by the inquisition of coroaer with the
murder of Henry Willmore. late of the county Of
King and Queen, hath fed from justice--l have
therefore though, fit. with the advice OF the coun
Gil of state ISSUE dis proclamation, hereby Of
fesing reward Of One Hundred Dollars, to any
psasen or persons who shall apprehend the said
George Diliardi aud convey him before the coro-
ner justice of the peace for the county afore.
said, to be committed to Jail for examination,
touchi.g the said murder. And do moreover
enioin All officers, civil and military, and exhort
the good pe,ple of the commonwealth. to use
their best endeavorsto apprehendthes said George
D,nard, that he may be dealt with as, in such
cases, the law direes.
Given under my hand as Governor, with the
seal of the commonwealth annexed, at
Richmond, this 5ih day OF June. in the
O.. Sd year of our Lord, one thousand eigh hum
dred and FIVE, and Of The commonwealth
the twenty ninth.
(Signcd) JOHN PAGE.
GEORGE DILLhRD is FIVE eteight or nine
inches high. tolerablc fair complexion, shor black
hair, dark eyes, vel set, and somewhat droops
in the shoulders slow and soft OF speech aud Of a
smiling countenance when speaking. about lwen-
~ four or twenty FIVE years of age when he alb
seconded. he road isrgc aq,fel horse. abeus FIVE
feet liigh, some white feet large whiVespot in his
forehead and snip on ,hc hose.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-10-02

AIKEN up by the subscriber IN
d Amelia county, on the road leading from
faineville to Skipwith's mill, dark sorreI
HORSE, with blaze in his face, which extends
10 the lower part Of lis nostrs, the right hind
loot white. and the left about half round on the
inside, some rubbed with collar on his neck,
docked but not branded, shod all round, trots,
PAGES and galiops, about feet II inches high,
about seven years old next spring, valued 10 f. 20.
SAMUEL ALLEH.
26th Tuly, 1905. 1,s
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Upper Appomattox Company.
a T meeting of the Trustees at Plidesyille.
L A the 18th June, 1905.
OEpEaED, That each shareholder on the new
subscription, paytwenty-fve dollars on each share
on the FIRST day Of October next as a third reqai.
sition. Tese,
T. PRIDE. Clerk.
The interest Of the company calls for the styiel.
est pun6ua'ify. / shall attend az Tie diIerent
county courts in Oaober 10 receive payment.
L. PRIDE, Receiver.
18Th Sept. 1905. 4w
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-10-02

The subscriber WISHES to sell for
cash, or on creilt ti-Ithe srss day of January
next, the
2fvO Brick TeneMcntS,
Adjoining the house of Mr. Benjamin nIosby.
JOHN PEEDLETON.
Crty of Ric5hcnd, Noc. iOtb, 1904. 9w
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/. ToWLEs, cll,.

He subscriber having taken ON
a himself she adnipis,ra ION of the estate of
Richard Bsugh. deceased, gives this publie no.
tiee, that on the Sd day of Oaobcr next, at the
ate dwelling Of the deceased. in tie town Of
Manchester. he viii expose 10 sale the following
Pr ore RTT, which oomposes the whole oE
the dcccden,'s estate. viz Lucy woman with
her two children Sail, woman, and Hannah,
girl, Together with tie whole Household and
Kitchen Furniture, as also two Mich Cows -
The terms will be, tta, from The sfst sales Oft the
es,ate, the amount of c75 must be made in rca.
dy money to answer the payment OF house rent,
on the residue Of The proltrty credit Of twelve
months will be given on al Sums over ter dollars,
the purchaser giving bond win approved secuyi-
y bearing interest from the dae ifuot piintiualIy
paid for ~ sums under, The money will Ne cx.
peeled before the removal ofihe titlcs purchas.
ed. BENJAMIN CRAVFs.
A3m'r. Of Rich'd. Baugli, dec.
Chesterfield, Sept ieih, 1905. VS.
- The sole Of the above property is posi-
PoNf y untl THURSDAY TIC 94lh cCTn-
DER NEXT, when il will certainly IKE Diaee.
benjamin Graves, Admir-.
sep'crber 27ih. 1908. 6t'
Reaay made PMS Tar sac here.
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Lands Orsale IN buchiRg nam couuty.

T. He subscriber offers for sale the
< following traeat OF T. and, viz 1000 acres
be ginning where maj. Charles Vance, s ae Joins
ms en- James river, and extent our 20 include the
above quantity, 50 te leave out the ow grounds,
with s,:fhcient tirber,o support it---A so, two
tTaets on Sycamore island elk and its waters,
o. foa hundred acres each, adjoining the lands of
mai. Yancey and the suhscriher's; those Two
tracts were formerly the property of col. John
Hopkins of Coochiand ;0n the lower traStis thn's
to be good rab.seat--Likewist usa on Me-
rrdiih's creek of three hundred & signify eight a.
ores, adjoining the lands Of col. WIN. periins, on
which is plantation sufficient 70 work FIVE or
six hands to advantage, a thriving young orchard
in bearing one or two yeers, an excellent creek
running tnro' the plantatiou on which might be
ereded convenient mill ina wealthy neighbor-
hoods the above land abounds with very good
pine for buldings-hlso traef of two or three
hundred aces below John Basby, senr's onlhis
these is i small plantation with excellent fruit
trees. ard good situation for mill, fresh
broke the dam and left the house which is two
stories high. and at small expense may be put
in grinding ord,r. The above lands lay convent
ent TO Warminster, and will be shewn to any per-
son wishing 70 purchase, by the proprietor, and
the terms made known.
JOSEPH CABELL.
Buckingham, Riptou, 9Th Sept 1905. SIN
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Five Dollars Reward.

- An away from the bscribcr living in Fed
IN ford county. near lohnson's mountain, on
Monday the 18Th day of this month negro boy
about 10 years CT age, dark complexion, low and
stout made, and appears rather swelled under
the ears This boy was purchased from MIR.
Winston OF Fauquier county IN the month of
July las,-ii is expected thar the boy viii go to-
wards Richmond. l will give the al ovc reward
besides what the law allows, to any person who
viii apprehend said runaway and convey him tn
me. or secure him in any Jail so that may get
him again.
CHARLES STEWART.
Bedford county, 3Isr Ang. 1895. At
Al a Court of Quarterly Session.
continued and held for the county of Amelia,
on Friday the twenty-third day of August.
1905.
Daniel Wilson. sr ex'r. ofthe last will an, :,
testament of Claiborne Anderson, decd S
Against conpie y
Thomas Webster and reter Webster.
des;s -
This day came the complainant
4 by his counsel. and the defendant Thomas
not having entered his appearance and given Sc
eurity according TO the aa of assembly in such
case made and provided, and the rules OF this
court, and It appearing 10 the satisfaction of tie
court that the said Thomas is not an inhahifanr
oftois commonwealth. Therefore on lie mo.
ti1h Oh TIC complainant by his counsel Aforesaid,
4, IS ordered, that the said defendant Thomas do
appear here on the fourth Thursday in Noyem.
her next and answer the bill of the complainant >
and that copy of this order be forthwith IN
serted in some one of the newspapers published
in the city Of Richmond, for two moJ,lis success
sively. and posted at the front door ofthe Court
house OF THIS county on two several court days
A copy--Teste,
JAMES TowNEs. j., o.A.c.
At a Court of Quarterly Session held
fcr he county of Lancaster. az the courthouse,
on Monday the 18th day of August. 1905.
JGmer Srsitb, riff -
Against ~ q
Waifer MRseberf, Baldtrir III. LELAND,
Date c. Edssayds and 9bonias :
Hurst, ~. dafis.
KTHlS day came the plaintiff by his
"a counsel, and the defendant Walker Mus.
chett. not having entered his appearance and
given security according 10 law and The rules Of
this court, aud it appearing 10 he satisfaction of
the court that the said def. is not an nhab'tant
OF the commonwealth Of Virginia, On the mott.
on Of the piif. by his counsel. IL 10 orue,ed, thar
the said dett. appear here or the third Monday
IN November ncgt and answer the bill Of the ptf,
and IL il further ordered that the other defts. do
not pay, convey away sserefe TIE money or eff.
fe2s in their hands belonging to the said def.
Walter huschett, until the further order and Z.
cree of this court concerning the same and chat
copy OF this order be forthwith inserted in the
Virginia Argus for TWO months successfully, AMI
saoiher posted at the font door os the courts
house Of the county.
COpy--Testc,
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10 RENls.

"A HOUSE at the Falling Garden.
Enqaire of James Lownes on the premises.
8Sh Month Goth, 1905.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-10-02
NOTICE.
JAMES tkRNAN.

JAMES FERN AN,
Hzs jrtst rsceioed sgffiig offre9h II good
RTEDIClNEs. PAINTS ann HATTFRs.
lNAs COLOURS -cPsn:ng at his Correr shop,
opPohte Col. Gamh,e's, with which be HlalI be
hfppy 70 ferye his numerous friends, on the moi
moderate terms. He retntns his finssrs thanks
Tor the favor of their enilom. ~ Sept, 4.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-10-02
ST.4TION.dRY.

Super royal printing, lowered, fooiscap, letter,
wove Il plain folio post papers; blank books of
all sizes pruning ink, aud general assortment
OF ari:cles in the Stationary iine--snd the high
est price IN cash or goods will be gwen for all
kinds Of clean linen and cotton Rags, At the a.
boce store. IF Sept IL, 1905.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-10-02
JACOB JOHNSON.

JACOB JOHNSON,
Bookseller e Srafionsr. few doors beloz, RE
Bf0ke: House, k!ebu,ond.
Has just received in addition to his former
Assortment,
Blair's Lectures Hope, by Rober,
Ditto Sermons Senipse
Medical Dictionary Elegant Ex,raas
Rosc0e's Life Of Lo- Public Rulers, or the
renzo de Medici, best means OF secur-
vols. 3vo. ing the advantages &
Pursuits of Literature reforming the abuses
Democracy Unveiled of popular eleetions
fiarris's Encyclopedias Morse's Geography, 9
Walks & Sketches a, vols. 5vo.
the Cape Of Good |
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republics" and Of which the democraf.s OF
Greece and Rome difplayed 70 many brilliant
examples, the theme of lamentation with every
friend of freedom, of fcornful exultation to eve
ry olglrchical iatellitc aud fave, of morticati-
or and aitoniihment to the patriot and philan-
thropif Meanwhile let not the friends of IL
berty and liberties defpair, nor permit the OBJ
hacles that impede the accomplishment of their
hopes, TO eXtingui,h their ardour, or relax their
energy. The motives purfuts and manners of
nations are faihioned exclulvely or principally
by the fpirt of their political inRitutions. This
fundamental truth enahliihcd and illuftrated By
the deductions of phi .fophv and the details OF
hinory is pregnant with coniolatiou and hope.
The fr'rit that liberated America from the
yoke of Britain and eftabiihed in the new world
perional iccurity, equality of rights and liberty
OF action, will experience feeble and fieeting
oppolition from the fpurious pailions, that de-
rive their origin from the inftitutions they have
demolihed or abiured, and preierve poithu-
nous exiitence, foley through the medium of
fa1on and habit.
The nighteft attention to the cauies, that
have produced this oppo6tion betwixt our in
ftitutions and our manners, will juitify the a.
merican patriot in indulging a hope that their
influence will be tranlient.-Three principal
cauies, have hitherto concurred to impede the
development of that national character, which
is alone compatible with the PROPERTY and glo-
ry Of great people, emancipateu from opprei-
lion at an ara 70 enlightened, commencing their
career in "new world" and "rifing into def
TIMES beyond the reach of mortal eye''-Firlt,
the fentiments and habits which the colonial
ancefors OF the American people brought with
them from Europe, & which the clofe connection
and confant intercourfe with the mother coun-
try, previous to the declaration of independence
had an irrelitible tendency to perpetuate fe-
condly, the continual importation of foreign
| manufactures which being the offspring of
perverted civilization and falfe refinement of
manners, and adapted not to the purpofes of
| utility, accommodation, or convenience, but
, to ferve as badges of unnatural aud opprefiive
| inequalities, tend to revive abfurd diRinaions,
and ielfih pafiions, ocorrupt the implicitly of
agricultural manners, and the purity of repub-
lican principles. Thirdly-That phenomenon
10 perplexipg and painful to every enlightened
American, the lamentable and fupine ndif-
ference to the pureft fource of national morali-
ty, the beft fecurity for the permanence and
practical be1iugs of liberty, the mott effeaual
antidote to anti-republican propenGties and
habits--The education of youth.-For as has
been well obferved by poet not lefs eminent
for the accuracy of his fcntirnents, than for the
beauty of his veriifcatiou.
IT'S educa ion forms the common mind
| Juit as the twig is bent, the trees inclined
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80 The baleful dregs of
"Thefe late ages, this inglorious draught
"Of fervitude and folly, have not yet,
"Defiled to fuch depth of forbid fhame
iLovelineE,
- LoveTIneIs,
Needs not the FOREIGN aid Of ornament.

INeeus NOT the foreign ard OF ornament,
But is when unadorn'd, adornd the mott"
The fine lady how fondly foever, her heart NAV
doat or the meretrlcious attractions of equipage
and drefs, will acknowledge the iuffnefs and
dicern the beauty of thofe nimitable lines in
the Botanic garden, which contraft 70 forcibly
the pleaiures of fpendour with thofe of fympa-
thy.
No radiant pearl, that creGed fortune wears,
No'gem that twnkling, hangs from beauty's ears.
Shines with fuch lu!tre, as the tear that flows
SHOWN beauty's blooming cheek for others woes
This purity Of fentiment and dcpravity of man.
ners, correctness of thought and extravaganza of
corduct, encourage hope that the gradual
difuiion of knowledge, aided by political ef.
tabhihments more liberal and equitable, will
inceiiantly weaken and ultimately eytinguifb
thefe erroneous propenities. With this
plea1Ug prefentment, the prefent afpeef of
LOCAL manners and purGuits in the United
States, it NUT be confeffed, but lily cor
responds. The cupidi'y for enormous wealth,
the PATTON for fenfual refinement and expenfive
injuries appears here to be as deeply rooted,
and as widely DILUTED, as in any European To-
ciety. Although monopolies of every fort DO.
Iltcal, territorial and commercial are for ever
aboliihed, although the inequality Of conditions
IS greatly diminifhed although fome fpecies
OF perional merit real or fqbbojsd be here the
only means of attaining political elevation, per-
fonal importance, or popular fame although
the diftinttions of rank and birth, and the proud
prerogatives of opulence are fwep, into ohlivi-
on, Till the baneful pai1ions that derive their
origin from lefs aufpicious condition of Eocie-
ty, maintain their afcendancy. Do we not dali
w fee men who profefs and even feel a 6ncere
and enthufaitic attachment to republican prin-
ciples, affirming the naughty and fupercilious
manners of titled opuence & Gothic nobility /!
Do we not fee them aping in their drefs, their
furniture and their eqnipage, the expenfive and
phantafiic pomp which contributes the peculiar
badge and bane Of the infttutions they profefs
TO a''l'or, the paffions they affect to reprobate,
and the manners they pretend to defpife Is
not the want Of public fDirit which has been
emphaticaIly itiled, "Thc animaiing foul Of
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t5p antbarifp.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.
AN ACT,

AN ACT,
To continue in farce al al, declaring THE con-
('nt cjf CongrsG. to an al Of TIE .Rate Of Ma
ryAana, Pa1fd the teventy-eigb.b day Of De-
eembe,. l79s, far tie Appointment Of h-altb
officer"
J E it ena7ed BY the Senate and HOME of Re-
az brcjenfafives eftbr United States Of 1Aur,ica
IN CongrsfJ a0sm6led, That the content of Con-
grefs be, and is hereby granted and declared TO
the operation of an ael of the General Affemblv
of Maryland, paiIed the twenty-eiehth ,iav of
December, one thoufand feyen hundred and
ninety-three, intituled CAN act to appoint a
health officer for the port of Baltimore, in Bal
tiinore county," 70 far as TO enable the ta;e a.
forefaid to collect duty of one cent per ton on
al! vefiels coming into the difri6t of Baltimore,
from foreign voyage, for the purpofes in faid
ad intended.
Sec. 2. Ind be it further ena6ed, That this
act thall be in force for nine years from the paf-
fling thereof, and from thence to the end of the
next fef1ion of Congrefs thereafter, and no lon-
ger.
NATHL. MACON,
Speaker of tbe HoNjc of Re5rejentatives
JOS. ANDERSON,
Proficient Of tie Senate pro tenn.
March l, 1905.
APPROVED,
TIL. IFFPFReoN
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At Public Auction, Saturday the goth day of
April next at the Rawleigh Tavern, in the city OF
Wil'iamfburgh;
"a MIA valuable Plantation called YARMOUTH.
lying in James City county, on Chiekahomony
River, ten miles from Williamsburg. The improve
ments are, two tory brick houfe, with two rooms
and pai'age above and below portcoes ON each ide
large aud capacous barn, and three other outhoues
The whole traet, including an Iland, in view of the
houie, high and low land with Marines contains about
e7oo acres; fcarcely third of which is cleared
Two thirds of the Ifand is arabic which, with the
land adjoining the houe, is of hyperion quality. Ad-
acent to the Ifand bold and naviyabe creeks
with convenient iandngto each. The range for cat
tie is very extenGve, and the marbles and meadows will
iupply an abundance Of hay. Fifth and wild fowl, in
their REFLECTIVE eaons, may with cafe be obtained at
your door The orchards, conGting of the greateft
variety of all kinds Of fruit eleced with care are now
IN their prime The terms of fale are one third cafn
and one, and three equal annual payments for the
balance. PEfTON RANDOLPH, ir.
For ELIZA INNES.
Feb. I9. (eptds>
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1bsSnbhe ere be'tly notified, 5ato TJnry f6s Cd Gav
Of May mt*t, (jffsir, if not, The nest fair dayJ q,dH
be Ioa Pnbheiy, at bis Place.
Ii the movable eltate of John J. Grosiean, de.
: ceaied, (the Negroes excepted) conffinr Of a
well built fat failing SCHOONER, of abou, So tons
ourthen r. itock OF GOODS on hand, which
were iufhcient for country fore ALTO CHARI-
Oh and RIDING CHAIR; the ftock of HORSES
and CATTLE, and all the HOUSEHOLD and
KIlCHEN FURNITURE, aud fundry other art;.
ciest tedious to mention. The terms of Gale ,,,
be twelve months credit for all fums above ten dollars
the Purchaiers giving bond with approved fecuritv
TO carry ntereit from the dates but if the principal is
PHnetualiy paid, the interef will be RENTED.
AT the fame time and place will be hired for ,bs
balance OF the year, four NEGRO MEN belonging
TO the laid efate, three of whom are failors.
MARY GRoSJEAN, Aan'x.
New-Caflle, I'd April SO5-(tds)
M b. All thole having claims aganii the faid ef-
tate are requeited to bring them in properly authen
ed to come forward and make payment
MARY GROSJEAN, Adn,x.
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THE CELEBRATED WARM SPRINGS
IN VIRGINIA.

iE inoieribers have taken eafe of ten years, of
the highly celebrated MEDICINAL SpR1Ncs IN ,b.
county OF Bath, called the Warm Springs. 70 iualv
famed Tor their great and general relief in ma
ny complaints.
FEY are 1o7V frtpn,ing svsry rreeDary esmfoyt and
GEeo"m'Aafio" 10 (ifbe amyEcavenss of t5elr zoS.
SaOe beAlb (ana to promote be recovery of tJg Abb.
7oenf IT. and deemed nfes1ary 10 make be(e tizgs
zviae fnorOn eaempnt bavr heretofore been mate
Hgslyyf TIE entertainment zubieb basbeen eefrea
Prioarofi0ns nadt at ieaa one bunded eoreo,t
6'a,dt's, 6des f,asent guss, for . aeeouma4s,g ofy
7o7'e' f6f arbeys 7uU make oil bebie exeytiors and
hey fafttr enfves tbatse zpbo ray Piece eondue.
:" tbs aa0e'fyfmert, ,W not find tie uaNa eanE fo,
regret or complaint
ROBERT e GEORGE TURNER.
~ The editors of the National Inteligencer and
Baltimore Federal Gazette, are reoueed re ;nrsr,
above four times in their REFLECTIVE papers.
Mareb 2s.-(ep6w.
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'A'hioNABLE LINEN, DKApERY, tIosIreY. &c
JAMES BRE6M, FROM LoNpoy.


ESrECIFULLY informs the inhabitar,, of
ne intends opening STORE on the MAJ a.. n.a'
Qately occupied BY MIR. John Saudidge, and dire NJ,
oPPohte the Vendue Store of Mefrs. T,,or,, TT.
Coz on Monday next, the 18th inn With go,
ana elegant ai'ortment OF SPRING GOODS.
CONSISTING OF
Printed Cotsons and Cambricks, Conner,
Plate and Chntz Furntures, printed Printed in
On Cottons and Cambricks ( London.
Black and Coloured Chambray Mullins. ~ Wa--,.
-, hyperion quality. { London
Black Twill'd Cyprefs, do. do. MAJ e0"
Camor'ek Muffin Shawl. and Handkerchiel..
20 ana A irih Linens, Beit Fabrieks:
rFehch Cainbricks, Long Lawns and ,rih D:a,.-.
90, Of Ia, Sd, S-lo, and lo-le Table Clobs !,
all prices; ''e ~i"'Hs
Zeal Yorkihire IIuccabachs for Towels and Table,
TOMS % and Ga wide, and 30 yards long:
Furniture Dinesies, all prices;
Corded do. for Ladies. DreGss o,,-:,
ii 9-s, and Cd Cambrick Mullins, very Gn.:.
o. super Super Laced do do
al and Cd Tambour'd, Book, Null. Col,,.,,,
and Jaconet Mullins
Ga Fancy Japan Mullins:
a. and 6-4 India, Null, Jsconet and Terr,da,,o
Mullins; ''a'n
Book, Null, and Jacconet Muffin Hand,,erc,i.c.
Lawn Bordered Pocket Jhdkfs
Lace and Edgings;
Cotton Connterpaues
Black and Colour-d Silk Gloves and HoCe
Plain and Ribbd Cotton Hofe.
with great variety Of other articles TOO rrn,c-o
to iniert. numerous
n. B. The whole ofthefe goods have b..- 49,
chaied ny J. B. with immediate cath and the r fna
Jor part et them, Of the real n,anujat}pr,-. ~
WI ne iod as cheap as i'll apy CITY in the United S,s
ne iowet price will be fixed on every ariel e.,
ieao? money only, and no abatement made
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-04-19
VALUABLE LANDs-FoH sA1r.

J WISH TO (sN a HALE SHARE in be Dicyai
SSvamp Compony-a5o, SHARES in tie Canal
f,O~ AIlemArt farnd, to ELza5cb ,ipcr-, one tbi,I
efthrer TyaeFs Of LIND, lying or Nanjsnrond ,ise,
Sgo he three fratfs ao"n. tie zpbcie 10 a.
bout 1900 ceres. Any pjsn inclined TO nrebaf may
be Informed Of tie ns Of nfr BY directing letter to H..
j"seribfr, fUT near tbe soF-aiee at Liny fare, ~
bexarie county
FlRAs. WALKER
N,rek SO.-loawN1y