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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-07-31

The following article occurs in the con
stitntion of Hayti, lately published.
At the FIRST fling Of the aIarm-pun
the cities will disappear and the nation
rise."
The meaning Of this language is NOT
very obvious friend has given us an
explanation it, which he had from gen.
tlenan who lately arrived here from ST.
Domingo, and whois well acquainted with
the situation of the island. When the
enemy appears off a Haytian port in such
force as seems adequate to the reductions
o. the place, an aIarm.gun is TO be fred,
and the blacks are instantly to envelope
the city in flames and retreat,o The noun
taIns, which in certain places are so for
tilted by nature and art as to bid defiance
TO the strongest force. Defended by ar
tiliery numerous and weigty, and Supplied
with ammunition calculated to serve for
eighteen months. The gentleman consid-
ers these interior fortresscs impregnable,
is OF opinion that the negroes can never
be sabdued, and that any force sent against
them would inevitably perish piecemeaI,
by the climate and the enemy.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-07-31

ties payable between British and Ameri-
can ships, upon entering port in Great
Britain. In some cases, il is double on
our ships TO what it is on British bottoms.
Commercial men tellus that this country
il charged with a million Of dollars erfra-
ordinary, for duties en- its exports, and an
other million on the Imports. Isthis right
or equal! The light money charges are
enormous, and the tonnage duty is often
above dollar FOR ships going with car
goes 10 England. Ships in ballast pay less,
but not under 4 shillings sterling per ton.
While our duties are poor pitful ten
per cent. on the duty for goods imported
in foreign ships; bringing in a nett reve.
nue. of one hundred thousand dollars at the
most. But this is a federal plan, and here
fore il must be good thing. A boy who
couldteiI you that two and two makes four,
would have known how 10 calculate better.
but jays treaty mended the inequality,
say some folks. No such thing. II made
matters worse, and facts proved il and
yet the fedcralists would wish 10 see the
disgraceful provisions of that treaty renew
cd. Better have no treaty, than such as
that was. A rumor was lately in circu-
lation, and eagerly spread by the federal
papers, that MIR. Jefferson had agreed to
revive the treaty for a year. We never
believed the story, and il is now proved to
be unfounded. "Peace and homes; friend
ship with all nations, enfangiing alliances
with none, has been said by Mr. J- ficrson,
and we hope he will not deviate from sys
tenn fraught with so much good to his
country.-Salem Reg.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-07-31
Gun BOAr NJ. a.


An arrival AT Boston. which spoke the
United States gun beat, No 8, was the
bearer of the following letter, from the
commander.
{" Gun Boar, No. s, ar Sea, lar. 81 AZ. hone.
Is, 20, ~. May 81, 1906.
"The day sailed from Boston, t&th
May we had strong s. w. winds. In
crossing the Gulph Stream, the wind blew
hard from N. N. w. we did moi however,
ship much water. On the i3ih and I4sh
instant, We experienced a very heavy gale
OF wind from N. w. to N. N. w. towards
The close of which we had succes,,on Of
as many squalls as have experienced for
many years. Several times we bore up
ana scuddcd before The storm, the Boat
behaved we'll, and pronunce her perfeet.
ly safe 10 cross the Atlantic.
While scudding in the height OF the
gale, sea struck and broached us too,
owing to the carelessness Of the man al
helm Our storm square sail was split,
and blown TO atoms, and our topsail yard,
which was dashed on deck, was by the
force of the sea, broken into three pieces !;
we then set the storm fore sail and made
very good weather.
with the wind little free, we sail
eight miles per hour.
Il am with the greatest respect,
Your obcdient servant,
NATHANIEL HARADEN.
#" Commodore Ed. PREBLy, Eosfon.v
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-07-31

We hear from Passamaqualdy, that an
English ship OF war has OF lac arrived
there for thepurposs of recruiting, which
in so obscure place can only be done by
pressing men. AT the date Of our infor-
nation about 30 men have been impress
sed: IN eHsctIng which several men from
the American side, tits reported, had been
token without prosestions, and that al the
English coasters and fishermen had sus,
pended their business in the neighbours
hood ofthe ship.-Bos,on Pal.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-07-31


among the curious; occurrences Of our
county, are the Camp Meetings. the
rehg'cus novelty has been beard &c in ,be
southern states, bn, is in progress towards
me northern. We lately heard Of one =,
Norton, and a Field Meeting has besn
,s'e'y held ior several days at Lynn. OI
Ihe last, we have not had circums,an,;,l
account S. On the three last days Of June,
lamp Meeting was held in Weathers.
"e'o' vermont. We shall mention The
principal facts as they are given from ,ha,
STATE. On the First day S preachers ere
assembled, and about $50 hearers. a,
noon the number had increased TO $50
en- tents we're in the Camp on the frs,
gay on the next day 500 persons had
assembled, and at noon 1000. At ,bfee
~ 'ne afternoon the number rose TO 1900
Un the Sabbath morning 2ooo we're toge
.ner, and the number rose in the afternoon
- 'ooo' AT the Communion we're 1870
!" 'ne close, so preachers had arrived in
the camp, Of whom 81 were Me,hodis,s
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-07-31

a letter from gentleman in Surina,
10 his friend IN Charleston, mentions 4
increasing prosperity of that coIony--aI
adds that .if il remains in the posses
on OF the British for few years longer,
WI be far superior TO any island in 4
West-indies--not excepting Jamaica. !"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-07-31

John Adams is re eIeaed presidec, n
the American Academy Of Arts and Sci.
ences.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-07-31

Dessalines is stated to have lost near
ly the half of his army, in conseoo,nc,
Of the wells and spriogs in The vicinity o
his camp having been poisoned.
(Chariesfon Paher.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-12-20


<h<Ir 81 lee When tlel nd et<tke1 lie
peep. With de sket 81 liberty, md had
lht1nseIv<S seized tke reina 81 govern
m<r1 Whsf have hey Ho< bee0tns-
Kuperofs md King Afeh. Treasuf.
ers, Arch ckapee llor1, and various new
tangled Orders e Mobility, and an 10 :
nan, holding Imperial Offices 81 hohor
and pr0kti And what are he People
they once % lovingly acknouI edfsd s.
their MATTERS Vsssals, hewrrs of
wood and drawers 81 Wnter Such kas
been DE commenf 81 Demnrorues IS
Frpncel Such the d;sinfrreif<d batri-
ofism ofthe Friends ofthe People. whom,
he democrats ii he United States have
b<rn taught bys home. bred Dsm6ropnee
% seucrstc and adore. And thonri, he
veil of hypocrisy Hrs been removed, and
shsI nov ire presensed II their nak-
"a, selfish ieiormity /, yes .desna 6onues
Of ihs same image and superseripsi-
On win cali upon re American People
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-12-20

land, has reached the 0l0ereue plecfe,
where thev are ID aet. The principal
object 81 these movements u g prevent
the re. union Of the Russian army with
The Grand Austrian arnys ard such 4
the nature of these movements, that eve-
!, thing seemk . combine % insure ccn-
plcte success.
-so<1 .<Dsos<D soss pos- N
From fle cslrmbian C<Dfia<i.
pEMAGocUEs.
Y Then h Experiences speaks teslis he
n. jlsn Expv;saee tlat - ,sa.sn.
= tfss.n
THE history 81 Demagorues, the
restless ringleaders 81 the multitade,
ought 10 have had more eject II opening
The eyes az The american people "a thrir
nnachinasions, than ir Has had. II al
ages ofthe world. il every cline, they
have had but one 6tjscs- -their own pey.
sonaf gs1nd;xxmens and 10 obtain L
have invariably practised de came black
art-eei2 bHgs faifertsg md decesvIag
ne Multitude Sacred and Protane his.
tory has exhibited these Dsmagogues IN
their true COLOURS, Rom Ahsaloms Who
stood IN the gateway, took the Isrselites
BY the hand, kissed then, and told them
&c :, was their gs,d shsir o1iy fr;sans
~. i IS -. .ss., y a u.0s 2. out
49,. =. 3. !. x. - l'.s.Sn
Ssssy ~. 80. 49, w sa ~ g 10 puose
80. .a s,s - 49,. u 81 Ans:L s.eo.lng. snsy
tarfdke ef ne ioaE though greedy to de-
vour i they are q mute 8 they before
had been vosiierons.
The history Of modern times i over
run With these shsde seesis-- What vas
Cromwell, but ii able tIrmaro0ue who
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-12-20

Died II this tospn, "a 7hrsddl lasf.
II - adbqneed pe,iod n ne, lfAeIIv
H0UsElfAlg.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-12-20
A4RTINSBURc. Deeenbsr 70.

0piag u he indssposifion ef ne posi-
rider, ~ received q papers uhfii late
yesterday evening" IN conseq neace. hare
tesn abir d male taif fep fxtracfs ftr
fhis day. Iateii;g enerr.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-12-20

Married, Docfor ARDEMIJy ~.
ROBERTS, i1fe ef philadelphia, -
Lis FANNY BE e. D ~ piacr.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-12-27
VALUABLE LAND POR SALE

N fbs county IF King Jpax, Ieonging 10 ae .eat. Of
Wii1~ B,oaie, dssA lying Naitseory ,iver, t.s.
miller 16aVe Frazer rry -Viibin from of King ihiau
Cont Hogf, and Hb01fJeu, mix, fran king and ORR,
Coart H0gf 76is trad eoat1i1s BY LITE Lyyey 7G2
H"HS highland and about 100 Of valuable 4viia cat
mars, absanding aoif6 4a,iy.sf ruil tosoi in bl;r
fsans. TIE 61iingS en- tbs land are ne.v bl,n amt
f'6t and Other Sogl' fit f., 10: accommodation of an OVe,-
jar ami "!''.'. n tltbfr drpiion is deemed Dnnee1a-
~ as bs'f ze6s are apstd 04ayebe qvW undau5tey
vit4u IT, 7beJat zpiW tai. place at Fy4zers ,,,y On
SafD,Aly be esG Of he prat month"; at 4vbieI t.rt s5e
fe,.s Of jah will b made horoa GeuiS tbs lasd not
BE- )n that day, 7eH be res,ei far TIE e,L;ry v.,,
RICRARD BROOKE, Executor.
Dftsmtfr 81. AZ.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-12-27


Abaca az the fame tine they drareed Nathan
Kemp<f from the bed whsrein lay with his wife,
and ted hun ALTO, but did not beat him rs much as
they did Reuben. Said Nathan K.mpee requeiting
to Zee his wife, was rsfufedin very rough language
ihe lkewe refufed in her requett Of feeling her
hnfhand On Nathan Kemper's a0<ing what they
had done To def.rve fuch treatment, ~as anlwersd,
God damn you'll have ruined our country, which he.
Atkiufon, believes TO be the American territories Of
Spain--Phat the faid Nathan Kemper', wife receive
ed eonderabe ipjury from the violence of thee men,
who all appeared armed with guns, pitols eluba-
That in the All Of combining the above two men, they
cooked and knocked their guns great many times,
and ordered every man in the hsufe to tellhs name
and kept riS guard at both the door Of the honie
and would not admit of any one of the family or any
one that did not belong their party paing and
paing, they frequently preien,ed their guns cock.
ed and iaid they would blow the 6ra one through
who attempted to oppofe them. Tha, they then
gave regular military word, forward march, and
at the feeond word of command they proceeded on
their way, and bore off both Reuben aud Nathan
Keinper.
That the mex. morning they faw Comfortable
snant''y OF blood apparently uing from the wounds
of Reuben Kemper.
Signed
JOHN ATKINSON,
HENRY GAMHEART,
RfCHp. RICHARDSON,
JOHN WHITAKER.
suSierihed and f'~orn before me, this Sd day of
September.
Si,nei
JOSHUA BAKER. Up.
(Te b. eentiaaeLj
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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-12-27
VII Be- JoLa at Porvbatan January court, Ssinr tic
l5tb, TO TIE bipbR bidder

"H b jold' at P'rrbaian January court, being tie
l5tb, 10 TIE bisbG 6iAatr.
a Valuable TRACT of LAND containing l 200
a acres, on D4ep Creek, in the faid county, eli.
Their altogether, or in lots to fu, purchaiers. The
value of this land will be bet known by AN accurate
view OF the different lots, which are attached rich
low grounds, which will be hewn by Mr. Hatcher,
on the Premiies, with whom is left plot, by late
lurvey. There is good crop of wheat Town thereon.
Twelve likely hands will be hired, which are uuder ar,
overie.r, engaged for the eniuihg year, VITA every
thing prepared for crop.
One-fourth of the purchafe money will be required
on taking poGeiion, and the remainder in three an
n,la payments to carry in,ere(t from the ta,e bu,
good bonds, properly fccured, of redents within the
dhtrias of Richmond or Peterfburgh, will be accept
ed for the different payments.
WILLIAM MAYO.
PoWhatan, Dec. "a. SSTtdc
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-12-27
CHINA WARE, SC.

l HE iubicriber has juf received handfou.e al
4 TORMENT of China, Glais, aud Liverpool Ware,
amongh which are fon,e elegant fetts of Tea China
gilt with burliihed gold and great variety Of inle
rior kinds in compeat and broken fetts China Bowl
ahorted' China and China glazed dining, breakfaR,
& deiert Plates, and China glazed Pitchers OF various
izes' ALTO, Tea Pots, Sugar nihes aud Cream, Urns
otthe pearl and wedge wood kind His gais ehiegy
confs OF ietts of Decanters wine aud ciires ulsle,
l'umbiers and Gobblees, oval cream Bowls, SWEEP
Meats and Salts handsomely and engraved, CATER
and liquor Bottles in morocco frames, and pretty pe-
neral atortment of German plain Glais: His Liver
pool ware is GENERALLY aforted, from which he can
pack aorted crates to iuit country retailers at very
moderate advance. He continues to keep general
aiortment OF groceries for retailing, of the bs quail
~ and has now on hand, brown Sugar by the hopf-
head and barrel, Rum by the puncheon and b. COZ.
fee by the bag, New-Ysrk Candles by the bax, I'M.
perial Tea by the che, Salt by the ck, and Ca;ups
we'll aorted, by the ton firaIer quantity, ai of
which articles will be fold reafoiabe Tor ready mo.
ney or negotiable paper.
DANIEL TRIPLETf.
december 5. (ep4w.l
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-12-27
MiCAY 81 COwAN

WdTCH q CLOCK MAKERS,
Who tender their Geryces to their friends and ,hs
public in the line IF their profeiiion, and hone from
unremting attentions to merit the condolences of their
cutomers-Repair watches and clocks Of every def
cription. M aud c. have iua received y large and
fashionable adorrnent Of jewellery, eonfiling OF
Large, fancy. mourning, plain and let EARRINGS,
Gold and gold let Necklace,
A hahdiome ailortment OF ornamen,ed Tor.oie Shell
Combs,
Mourning, fancy, wedding, plain and plain fe, Fin.
ger Rings,
Mourning, plain and plain &c; Brea Pima,
Gold Miniature Settings and Chain,
Mourning and plain Bracelets and Neck Clafps,
Mourning and fancy Ioekets,
Ladies and genteInens gold, gilt, Reel and lk Wstch
Chains.
Gold, gilt, pebble, and glais Seals,
Gold, gilt and Reel Keys,
Gold, flver and tor,oiie iell Sleava Buttons Sds
Silver Thimbes, Salt Spoons, Netting Needles, Too,S
pickle and Shoe Clsfps, with variety of other az.
tieles.
They have likewife on hand few good Watches.
all OF which they offer the moi reaonahle term
N b. Miniature Settings and Hair-Work exeep..
I'd in the nea,eR manner.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-12-27
ENOCH SULLIVAN.
SILVER, GOLDSMITH AND IrwrLL,,

SILVER, GOLDSMITH AND JEwELLER,
p ETURNS his grateful thanks to his friends and
IN the public for the liberal encouragement afford.
ed him in his line Of bufnefs, and hopes by his pune
tual attention to the bufnefs, which he was bred
to nfure continuation of the favor of liberal pub
lie He offers now for fae a, his iop ADJOINING, the
Eagle Tavern, general affortment Of Iver ware and
jewellery OF the moi fashionable kind, conliaing of
filSer Tea Pots cream Urns, Tumblers, Spoons, and
mourning and fancy Earrings, Lockets, Finger Rings
and Breait Pins, Jet white and coral Necklace and
Earrings general fupply Of Combs, plain and or
namented Pocket Books, thread Cafes, Miniature and
ring Cafes, gold aud gilt Seals, Keys and Chains.
Highea price given FOR old gold or fiIver.
December 9. r.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-12-27
NOTICE.
NOTICE.
iaE Sspt,a,s Of tie Stage Ro4et EJ0r, p:eSx.sa

HE Surveyor Of tie Stage Rosei fJon, P;eSx.r,y
10 Cba,IottJDt, ye9DsaeSf 10 tale ss.;.., H..
'fesfed eofants baYe den qdt 10 s, e lie ssar,, {,
7reie6 The pcDe1geS in tie Stage Iaus Gsa, saa nh v,,
JDef7ed 10, from tbs baAqsG y. TIE rsass, rJa!., e3
materially from tie in,tsSf0n negligence 81 ttz, ..f.
ogs6t TO fee b.m regularly rspstl- lbeyas,e If On any
t@.f6ey eoazpi'iuf " dc dssh p4sge Of tie Stage, .,
'Slr4EfsT az s10sf, s1 'oced tie ha-p ieti, 10
e.fsfee f1t ref exemplary feamens Hee 1,Je ore ia
Sslnh The ge"trai gcdI Of jaeicty, .6- dz,.k aesgi.
ty FIR tie fOn0cyane Of pu6Ee hfal anil ,sy s,c h,
ff1f, are 0tiDe' alan, Efsitnf or e5 dseruiassr.
RICHARD TERRELL.
Dfse01ey II. (0I.ViIvj
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-12-27

NOTfCE.-If ffa<sH L;sEtjs,f, na'ivS ~ ti7
county Of New-Kens, and Formerly 4 r.iidcm Of III
aate VI Virginia, be now living, has any legal h.i
defendant living, either in the United States a,
slewhere, by applying -ither in perlo' or by ipecia
agent, and producing fuihcieut evidence IF their he
ing fueh legal defendant, to VIM. Nicholas Light
Foot of the county Of James City, to Geo. Light
foot Poindexser of N.w-Kent, to James Pnindex-
ter of Powharan will hear of fomethiug highly I'M
pprtant and much To their advantage.
- The Printers throughout the u. s. are re-
queaed To infert the above twice, in their REFLECTIVE
papers, and tranInt their aceompts to the Editor OF
he Enluirer. Nov. 10. ep2m
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-12-27

INJECTOR HALLER -rW ssez BIZ ssasi1e,y y,
J y Rissmsre, on ibe firG day Of Ja@sd,y, 1906.
Hn eoste IF irfrS'isn zvM cor 5Sr.e evyy xrcrrirs,
fSanA,yS ess1pfi, at eeieek, and eesfiare III ere
amftro~ 'sn oei0si ia lie afternoon. Itee ere ca
besr' atNnfed for public taen, zr;sk srf ss,pr.ksss
f6e oiio,v"s 6raae1e' Of i'rase, sis Lefin. Gys;i,
E@giJR Synfas, R5etsrs, Rasa4ens Of Taft, Cs~as:.
tom, Aritl~aee, Bsot Ksspirg, Geeg-apEy Cis sas
Natural Hjasry, Heaf6=s IN,,iolcsy, lMs,aiay, Az
b9e 6rsnebes Of 1afbessc.ies scsi.b are re abbEes,
to real re in life. AJs Pbiio!sgy, Legie a~e fasts IF
MetGf1yie5, Practical !P6iio,ep6y rvbeb eonprrbess,
Political Eeos'omy, S'e: 75es 5ranetes IF hassi,s
Fall be fs1gbf laemssiraiiy TO tbe ye1es'ivs slG'i
Tie e6argeJsr ii, fsSfe faif;sa 4pinI dcart s,
fHarfer; bs foe dollar, ruorey for each ss.
Tar, 7o60 1sa BE enferedon o, ts0re tbe a y Of JAW.
AIRY next, during tbe e.airg son,s IF 4dy, tii1 nm
f for fverai month"; s6oiar S.W Be a4ui;fat ists
bi, isHfioa, o. tie ne7sfabe arrarps~fp,,
S06ieb DR.. H. is TO eonwm pyesjey 10 Ae a1Eai num-.
Der Of biz faps, not only in cnyagisg pYobo,ieaa,s
number Of aaiag fcaeIsr,, bat aLo in asnisr 70 s,5
ad0rfive by adufns members in .Se Intermediate
eek.j Of Lis isj7rut.ious.
TIE fazvirg 6yaneSrs Of learning -rW 6- tauc5. orks
at parfeso~ dre, and at Jse bon5 .gbie5 are 80, a
elHded aS0vt. I'm extra charge 4rW De ,sals f., G.J
pyivafe tuition.
For tie Lecturer on Natural pSilslspty and cs;uj.
try, rcib sx3eri~e1i' ani tie ye te pissf6isx Se-
JeOciiT,
For teaching tie h'easS Language, 10 d Pc, gSsrf,.
Laiiln is dc.
SpaniR l6 d.
Only children Of Parents ysding in Riebxsnd, 4sgSe
admitted as Day Scholars oil 0fbers 7ctse parent, ,s.
fat at any dfa"ee nyf fs in tks buildings Of tt isai-
fulton. -,
His charge for Boarding, Lodging, Candle osd Fire,
IbeJ fees for f1ities not i1eiuddJ, svK6l SHs,, Der
quarter, TO be padn advance, enouz,y in oil isa.-
on, Of this nature. Each 6oa,dt1 mya a,n;9 6int;If
xotb Bis ozvn bed.
Ont any feo" soifb0uf entering til, inifytoy ia H..
gEaIty Of regular fXnf, may Any time BE- Permitted
to join fl9f in tie Private tuition, for t5e frrpsk of
learning any pa'fienia, branch Of ienee language, ia
1Dsifa TIE eI Sa be at Private bo4r' engegedi Pro-
siasd, 1t -eloee7ivt fee, be Paid in advance.
- Or. HaHer' plan ofedneoiion and djibhne IL LETT
to, ne irlee" Of be rtfiye parents and gasrd;aa.
1'ab tie Editor Of tie Enquirer.
-Rie6menS, Dc. 10. 1851
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-12-27

:" WARDLAW, has received his fall fupply
w OF Medicines, by the ihip Rolla from Lon
don ALTO great variety of Paints, Varnifhes Sur
geons Infiruments, patent Medicines, &c. &c. And
by the fhip George from Liverpool, large fupplv
of walls and mop glals.-Thofe who favor him with
their euitom may depend being fupplied with eve
ry article in his line on the mott liberal terms.
The citizens Of Richmond are requ-fted when thew
apply at his hop by child ervant to put the name
Of the article wanted paper to prevent intakes.
Nov I. r.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-12-27
GENERAL OFFICE OF INSURANCE..

THE members Of the Mutual tnfnrauce Company
l. aganit Fire on Gnods and Furniture in the
Gate of Virginia, requeited TO take notice, that
greeaby to the fourth article of the Regulation, of
the faid Company, general meeting will he held
at this afhce on Wednefday the 9Th day of January
next. It is hoped that the meeting will be full, and
that thote who make it convenient to attend
in perGou, will fail appoint proxies in time
Wm. II. EIfs7S6yJsnn, p. .fsert
December, "a
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December 8.
DOCTOR !. wORRALL.

HAVING taken the firft brick houfe on the rich,
l. hand tide after paing the corner of the Crois.
hreet leading from the Brick-Row to the head of
the Bafon offers his iervices to the citizens Of Rich.
mond and its vsiniy in the different branches Of the
MEDICAL PnosgssroE. Families refIing IN the
country, requiring his aaiaanee may deFshd Oh tao
mott prompt and aflduous attention
october ~. (oaw2m.)
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WTLLIdM CONAN

Returns his ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS to his friacd, ard
the public for the liberal encouragement he mas 70.
eeived iince his commencement in briineis and ha,
ters hme from his present connection to iner, ,hec
future confidence
N. L, Perlons who have watches remaining in hin
hands viii Pieale call at the ihoP os M'Cay & Cewai.
November 90. eSs4g