davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-08-07
JAMES ELLIOT.
(No. s.
WMlngtOis, March II, 1906.

Wu/h1ngto;s, March II, 1906.
DEAR SIR,
Of col. Lyons 'plans' | know
nothing will ;.ell you the truth, but
not the whole truth about certain "de.
igns againf the contributions" Perhaps
it is wrong to call them defgms mott
of thoie who entertain thole views are
honelf they believe we have reached
the age political perfe6tability.
/. To carry the election of prelident
to the people. How will this effect the.
fmall Rates? Take Vermont and Penn
fylvania Vermont gives fix electoral
votes; Pennsylvania 20, Garry the e
lection to the people, ard the weight Of
Vermont, relatively to Pennlylvania,
is but fraction more than as 4 to 10.
2. Reduce the period for which le-
majors are elected to two years. How
will this eHe6 the fmall ltates? twill
render the icnators lels independent,
aid in time the mere tools Of the large
itates. Something of this kind is al
ready dilcovered. A republican Of
diltineiion has been heard to fay, that
Virginia might as well fend four iena-
tors and Rhode Illand none as for
each to lend two.
3. Limit the Office of a judge to five
years. This needs no comment.
ihall always be devoted to the caufe
of liberty /; but am decidedly ofopi-
Mon, that the union of the Walt terrific
ny and heterogeneous population ofour
country cannot be preierved under a
iyitem lefs energetic than the prelent
contribution. The moment when we
have added a world to our empire is a
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-08-07

place between Mr.. r. and Mr.. Alton,
which will probably end in duel;
there mua alto be a duel between Slim
and Mr.. Hampton, whour he abuledi
in debate. Mr.. le.sis famous in that
way. and it is iaid performed deeds OF
fatal prowefs before he came to con GO
grels. Anonymous letters replete with
inveetive and threats are delivered to
the republican members. | have re-
ceived one in the lyle Of an afiafiln,
and it is evidently in the hand whiting
of Mr.. R. very aukwardty dllggulied.
! every day declarei j; to be of MS pro-
.dustion, and have demanded Of him
an explanation, which if he does rot
give, ihall make fatemen, OF the
bufineis to the houie, and perhaps
move II his expulGon. | am in tear OF
-, / dare not fay what-you
will hear more foon.
Virginia is. undoubtedly purely re-
publican. My God! What republl-
canifm /! Nearly one half Of the people
in a fate of mental and four .hfths' OF
the remainder in civil ilavery! One
man in four or five an ele6tor. My
blood chills--I tretnble for my coun-
try! | MISUNDERSTANDING that deep
laid plans exit againa the contribution
of the union.
care not how far this information
is DILUTED if it is kept out OF the
newspapers. We have iixty or ieven-
ty orders of the day, and fcarceiy a
queition is taken without ieveral days
debate. IF the FELTON, be not made
permanent, it will not be that buhnels
is wanting.
Your Gncere friend,
- JAMES ELLIOT.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-08-07

mittee, By the fame majority. The re-
fosutions are till before the houie, but
/ ihall this day move their poltpone-
lnent or totalsreection. Nh. &. Is
more furious than ever, and has poured
the full vial ofhis wrath upon col. Ly-
on and myfaf-he calls Us 6 the Bear
sof the arctic and Lion of the torrld
zone" He threatens to retgii the
diefatorlhip. Several alterations which,
to my knowledge. have been projected
in the eonlfitution, calculated to de
troy the remaining weight of the iInall
Gates, will now be kept for feaion.
From the prefent appearances fhall
not vote for the impeachment OF Judge
Chale-but we have not all the teRi-
mony. | am friend to the indie
pendence of the Judges, buta greater
friend to the rights of the people.
Yours,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-08-07
JAMES ELLIOT.
Mr..
mo. ~
WaMlagtOn, March Il, 1865.

~ . -
SIR,
/ imagine that the republicans in
your quarter will not find much fault
With my fpeech in favor of the i'm
oeachment of judge Chafe. | fhall be
obliged, however, to vote in the mega
live ultimately as the quefion will be
taken upon jsveraI articles to all OF
which but ONE an oppoied.
If / have fometimes 6 failed in ar
rangements," it may be imputed to
this, that contrary to the practice OF
all other ipeakers, | always trult for
manner as well as matter, to my ex-
Itemporaneous powers. have never
.ufed iingle note, or commit to pa
per Jingle word Of my speeches be-
fore delivery.
Yours,
JAMES FTIIOT-
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-08-07
mo. 81
WahingtOn, March l9, ID

In my lalt intimated thalhe
Rhode lland fenators, were conGteE
ed as devoted TO the views of Virginia,
! meant no imputation onthe character
of those gentlemen, they are upright:
and their coincidence with Virgin,
perhaps merely accidental.
1t is certain however there are ma
ny modes of republican influence and
intrigue, of which none but thoIe who
have like us Ga view of the Who'll.
ground can form an adequate idea.
Yours,
JAS. ELLIOT.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-08-07
M. g.. q
Waalngton, Feb. IS, 1906.
DEAR SIR,

DEAR SIR,
MeiIrs. Randolph and Al
fton have been afrelted and bound to
keep the peace within this dllfriet, the
injury Mr.. Alton received, was, Ct 10
attrocious a nature, that there matt 6ea
duet. Mr.. Hampton ayerle to dilturb-
ing the councils Of the nation,- vi it
is faid fulpend his challenge to the end
of the FELTON,. The difficulty between
Mr., Randolph and myielf has been.
Accommodated by the intervention of
MeiIrs. Bryan and Nichollon, Mr.. r.
having denied any knowledge Of the
letterin qucfion.
Yours,
I JAMES ELLIOT.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-08-07
From the PHI. 1-rne Amsrican.

The following Letters were pubhlhed
b. tie Aurora, 70 prove that Mr.
Elliot had joined g the Ueion Of
H0aef Mea,'' if, they do not prove
that, wethink they will at leaIt prove
that he has quit his $ union 1ylth
DiGoaeR Men.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-08-07
JAMES ELLIOT.
no. j.
Wa,hll%ngt0n, Feb. Fl, 1905.


enclole you (et of revolution
airy refolutions by Mr.. R. the great in,
quiGtor and cenfor, and not only Of the
judicial department. but Of the fate.
governments. In the opinion Of ma
ny republicans, they tend to the de-
itruaion Of fate fovereignties.
The. great principle involved in
theie refolutions, has already been de-
cided againif Mr.. R. by 81 votes to
IS. But he is too good arepublican
to fubmit to majority. Only one
member from New England votes with
him on the queaion.
Yours,
]. ELLIOT.
P. S. Thele relolutons involve al
TO an open violation of the plighted
faith of the nation--by the convent
on between the United States and
Georgia, by which We. became poiIef-
ed Of the Miillifippi territory, the Unit
ed States are pledged to appropriate S
millions of acres to fatty the very
claims which Mr.. R. iays we mult re-
iolve not to iadsfy.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-08-07
JAS, ELLIOT.
mo. g. !
Wahington, March Il, 1904.

Or,
The revolutionary relolutions have
been pofponed to the next felllon, ex-
cept the frlf and fecond which were
abaraa proportions. Col. Lyon Gre
ated much admiration by a very able
fpeech againG the relolutlons.
Yours,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-08-07
JAS. ELLIOT.
No. lo.l
darlington, Nov. 4

Na/h'ngton, Nov. IS, 1901
S1R-Your notice Of the election Of
electors was very acceptable Ml I
Noyes is indebted to my activity AM
influence in Clifford, for his elevation
to public life, and he knows it veFl
well. Mr.. Shepenfon is Gnilarly Gil.
cumltanced. Thefe gentlemen are a
lmong my bitterelt perlecutors. "fS
ther forgive them, forgive them, '@
they know not what they do lhey
are poor and want offices. am poor
ALTO, but | will never facrih;e elheI
principle or friends for the" loaveS am
hfhes.' / lhall live and die an uhde't
.ating friend to the rights of manklna
.Ingfatitude may effect my fenhOlh'!
but it cannot make me vlllalh'
Your friend and
humble fervant,
JAMES ELLlol'
mo. II.
WalAlngtoa Februaw3, 1906
DEAR SIR, ~,
Again is the union OF no. :
nelf men triumphant. The acquhal OF .,
the fupreme court of Pennlylvanlla ). :
the fure harbinger of the downfall q
Duane, and jacobinifm in that ita's =,
Had the Judges been condemned ala,
cles of impeachment agalnit SoVe' ..J
MsKean himfelf were already cut sN'
dried for immediate ule.
After tie moR ltrong and difgraee'fe''
congregational debate ever known w. ~,
days duration on the Georgia clIl ~.
The friends Of correct principles nav =.
prevailed by "a fmall majority /, IN g., nv
fulIe(l houle we have had this iea'J H.,
ayes 63, noes So. Mr.. Randolph 7. VIC !,
delivered feveral phillipples MOI. II.
lent than ;hole of Robeiplerre III !,
bloody time of France. In return -. :.
has been called by republican ipea llnr,.
an ape, monkey, a flanderer' csl on,.
niator, mailman, an ambitious p saI,.
lar leader, a de(potic demaso oS1,t
tyrant, &c. &C.. He has a.. :. ,nt
the poait matter general OF CRUZ Sss de
mifdemeanors, and that officer n nda q
manded an enquiry into his CONT a,,;Iy i
| fhall move to con6ne the enqup9 IN
the charges exhibited TO va
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-08-07
mo. So
WeMiagton, Mareh 9, 1906.

The bill for iatisfying the Geor-
eia claims has paiied in committee of
the whole by a majority Of elepen, and
the iubfance of this revolutionary re:
lolution, was rejected inthe fame COM
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-08-07

P. S. Both Judge DIN and n,te
have experienced much difficulty t Il
voting for the Impeachment Of iud i
Chafe. We lhall probably be obGrt
to vote agalnit the articles, as they III
charge him with ten times too nrb|
IT.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-08-07

very improper one to lei5s 81,
pole OF rendering governlnta !. ~ ppr
perfect democracy. Yet fucb' i, slaol l
entertained by our fouthern -, ,ign v
fylyania brethren. NV fsaa
The nomination of govern.
ton was made in fecret concl,v. M
or five members great while =, y
is a part of the well known w. s.
planto' give lldent from,b,s,ssD,n' l'
Colonel Burr has many re(nss s.'s
friends in both houfes, but it ".
ceIary to fet him aide for tbs ~
ient. Virginia commanded and i y, :,
doEe. ''
| am FIR,
very respectfully your
friend and humble iervaD
JAS. ELLIOT
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-11-05
lFoLuME 9.
VIEW OF SPAIN.

AN article IN Cork paper received in Lon
uon, communicates the following intelligence.
1t Rates, that at this moment the Snan;h
monarchy fhakes to its foundation. The ferries
OF circumstances which Immediately routed all
tho'e iymptoms indicative of the approaching
uec''euce OF ibis ancient monarchy, we cannot
now develope for fevcral reaGons bur we r,n
aver that the utmoft conformation prevails in the
palace OF Madrid, as well as in the cabinet and
Councils OF the aase. The arrogance and tyrap-
ny OF the prince Of Peace has iCuieJ the ind;c-
nation ct the higher orders, as well IS fome OF
the mod ancient public inittutions acknow.
EDGED 10y the laws of Spain. He has had tn.
temerity to interfere with tho public ;uftice cs
inc country, by prevailing upon the king TO
iuiPehu the functions OF the fupreme council
OF Cattle, that he had confirmed an a,peal
from p ovincia tribunal, adverie in it's ea,.,s
10 one OF ms taVorites, who was party in the
canie, The council have addreired the king in
terms becoming the ancient Spsnitil ch,raGrr;
t1ey have admoniihed him of the conf uuences
OF fdch an untowa'd mediation they have re-
minded him in bold and manly language. Of the
dependency of his predecefors npon the iaws
oi Spain, and upon the determination of the
Supreme council of CATTLE in former times;
and they have trggefed the temeri;y cf put
tinS daring favorite above the laws, and init
mated the probable confequences in times 20 Ell.
Peciaiiy marked by fuch vicilf.tudes, in human
authority" The court is in difmay,' fays
| orr correfPondent-'' but fullen and diaruf
fGi-their meafureS sreobltinate in fome refpects
ana wavering in others. The Prince of Peace
efeathes vengeance; and the fupreme council Of
Cattle avows reiaance, and fsems to be the
popular party. The provinces are in dforder,
and the large cities are turbulent. Bunapsrtc
mas offered the king large army 10 crnih the
iPrIt OF rebellion, az It is called and if the
| lmpotency of the court accept tire offer, Spain
VIII be engulphed in his obvious project of ex-
tending the French empire"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-11-05
HUGH ]. CRAWFORD,

HUGH ]. CRAWFORD,
II AS JUN received per the fhp Planter CAPTAIN
Bouih, from London, his Fall fupply of
DRUGS q MEDICINES,
which being laid in under his own immediate infpec
ton, the qua'::y may be depended OH; and having
purchaied with cafi he is enabled to tiiFoi. OF then,
On the noa moderate terms
dZS0s
London White Lead, grid CopaI Warmth,
in oil PruJI,sD nl,,..
Spsniih Brown, do Paten, Yellow.
Yellow oehre, do. Verdgreaie,
Paint Bruihes all fzes, Stone Ocllre,
Beif Engliih Glue, Venetian Red,
Gold and Silver Leaf, Kings Yellow, &c.
He has for fae, few bottles Virginia Cater Oil
OF the fame quality IS that lately fold at Dr. Grim
gan's. Sept. co. oaw.m
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-11-05
ELLIS & ALLAN

Hsve jsf ysscissl s5e SLitI Prste7rrG and Gssrre
j;oru LiesrPos, and Sr6s1 .Jros, Landon,
a SUITABLE and well feletaed aiIortmcn, of
4 n FALL GooDS--Amonga which are
Duffel and Point Blankets
Ro.e Blankets from Oh to ll-4
Mapped Ccttons
kerfeys white aad colorrcd
Plains do. do
Yarn aud Plaid IIoie
Nails from Sd to sod
Crown window gais / by 5, II by and l2 by 10
Putty and Glue
Boiled Linfeed Oil in Jar,
Engiiih White Lead grouad in oil
---Yelow Ochre
--Spaniih Brown
-Verdigreale in pots
Bellows, Anviis, Vices and Smiths hammers
Liverpool Filled Salt
London Sqpertine Cloths aad Caiiimsr.., Jingle and
Patent Woollen Cord.
'eivsis, Hunters aud gsrai,rtion Cords, Cordrrcvs
and rhiekfe,ts
Ladies London Kid and Morocco Shoes and Bootz
l----Siit, Cotton and Worried Hol.
Silk Bath lnltep do.
--White Angola Hole, very fine
Genterpen's Silk, Cotton, and Worried Hofa
| ------Angolas and Lambs Wool
------Lambs Wool Half TIofe
| Real Italian Sarcenets plain and checked
---Cbambray Mullins
| ram and Iamboured Jaconet Mullins
Coionade, Piquet, K Laced Colorado * Cambria do.
Coloured Cambrics and Calicoes
Elegant Silk Shaws, do. Cambria do
bfuiies and kidderminners Carpets and Carpettins
Gentiemens Real Beaver, Fashionable Hats
| ----Patent 90.
| Ladies Trimmed do
Rich Black Moleikin
| Rich figured do
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-11-05
MARSHAL's SALES.

% BE SOLD, for ready money, in purfuance
ot decree of the of the United States, for
the fifth circuit in the Virginia tiGria, between
Pheneas Bond attorney for the cred tors of Ezekiel
Edwards and David Rols, and Others defendants, in
order TO raile the fun of 1909 dolls 90 cents, with
the expenses of iale, number of very valuable fave,
now at the Oxford iron Works. The fale will tax.
place ar tie iad Works. the 10th clay of Novern-
Der pext.
BENZ MOSBY, d. NJ for
JOSEPH SCOTT, NJ. ". D.
October l. (eptds)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-11-05
FOR SALE,

a TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE, in the town
OF lynehburg, a Preient occupied by col Jotn
wat, TO wh'h there IS one half acre of land attached,
the Houie is entirely new and well fnifned with a
cellar under the whole Houie, which is devidsd in
two rooms, one room and paiiage below fairs and
TWO above, the Houfe is thirty feet in length and
twenty iee wide On the faid lot is good garden en-
:rreiy new clover lot is ALTO inclofed oke houCs
table, aud corn houe with every convenience for the
reception OF family. For terms apply to MIR. VIM.
Brown, Lynchburg, or the fubGcriber
Anherh, Oaob.r 4. eps,1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-11-05

ny Virtue of deed Of TruR, executed to the iub-
- icriber, BY Stephen Hughes, to fecure debt
que to James Lewis, expreied in faid deed: will
BE eXpoed to iae for ready money, on the frA Mon
cay IN December next, at James Lewis's Tavern in
me town OF Charlottesville, 30 of LAND i'll
Guiding mill feat laying ON the waters of Moores
Creek 10 much thereof as will be fIici.nt to "a
tistY iaid debt, interea and coa
BENJAMIN BROWN, Traaee.
oelooer 70. (eP3w)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-11-05
NOTICE.

ME Lands in the county of King William, cal
Y led the Lower College, having been already
diIPoled of, the ia'e of thole known as the upper
S"NeGe' wlh commence on the 9Ed MONDAY iii
November next, at rhe Tavern of Mrs Drurv
aud continue from day TO day uatiil the whole
are fod. There are ofthefe Lands about 10000
acres, divided into 90 tenemente Guate in heal
thy thriving neighbourhcod, g or 20 miles from
Richmond: and include fome Of tile ben Par,unLev
Lands Is or 10 of tn. teuements are believed
nor to be under leate. The payments, heretofore
the frh of January next, will, TO thol. who ,,ir,
1t, be extended to FIVE annual payments, the ipte-
ref being yearly paid indeed when this Is recu.
larry doBe it i: probable that the principal NAV
lie as long IN the hands Oh The 9urchaer as he cnC.
WILLIAM COLEMAN,
Agent for the College Of William & Mar.
Mill;all shIrr O. 2S tdc
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-11-05

w WARDLAW, has received his fall fupp,y
w OF Medicines by the fhip Rolla from Lon
don; alto great variety of Paints, varniles Sur
geons inarunents' patent M :@icines, &c. &c. And
by the ih'p George from Liverpool, a large fupply
ot walls aud ihoP clals-'rhofe who favor him with
their caon may depend on being iupplied with eve
~ artci- III his line OF the mott liberal terms.
The citizens Of Richmond are requened when ,hey
apply at his hoP by child or i,rvant to put the name
ct the article wanted paper to prevent intakes.
Nov. ]. r.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-11-05
TO BE SOLD.

On literal eyeefif, and ia iofs 10 Cif bare5afys,
ENROM two hundred and fifty TO three hundred
4 acres Of LAND, in the county of fIenrieo, about
four miles from Richmond diGance which render,
but little liable to page, yet fu6cicny near to one
Of The belt and nolt imPro wing markets in the United
States
me advantages OF mail farms near large towns are
70 obvious and generally admitted, as not TO rear,
particular enumeration. Perfons refiding in t civ
with large families, and who are obliged to keep hort
rs, would be able in year 20 fave more than tb
stginai pTohale For further particulars enquire of
Mr.. Thomas Norvsn
May ~. fo,hfl
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-11-05

'>'''S' y @f' 4heycIy fDe bfHP Of STyF6sN, 10 fLs
GeTfrHor Of Cai,nar.
SIR, we - '0o''
hfterJ was Informed by your letter of the
25th of Cftober, of the departure Of his rnsiefy
bonis XYliith, could no longer refrain from
expecting to you in particular, as well as 70 the
other officers at Camar, and To the inhabitants
OF that place, the extraordinary plcalure which
received from ihe exemplary condua Of them
all during the reGdence Of that iluAricps Der
Tonnage in Sweden. His maety Louis XVIII.
has himfclf borne the fame tetimouy, 10 which
pay 70 much the mote regard, AZ ! believe if
to be oharScierific of the Swedes to treat with
reiped and vcneration the legitimate rulers Of
every country. This is me NOT fitiyfaetory
manner IN which you can eyince your attach
mem and devotion 90 me. CHARGE ,ou fo sc-
QUART AL whom It may concern with my tenti-
psn!s, and a.u your truly afceti,nate.
CYSTAVU5 ADOLPHUS.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-11-05

JUST RECEIVED,

ME 4th Vol. of Marfhalrs LIFE OF WASH
lNGTON.-Subfcriber to this work are par
u'aarly requeited call for their REFLECTIVE book
AZ William Prichard's Book and Stationary Store
VIM. Prichard beEs leave to inform the public at
iarge that he is telling off his flock in trade, at
'sa.scd priees.
October %. t.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-11-05
FLASHING TON THVERN.
THE SUBSCRIBER.

N1lLL De prepared to accommodate thirty mem
w bers of the Aff.mby, he fatsers him.
FELL in manner more convenient and agreeable RI
them, than heretofore; having two buildings detael
lirom his Tavern, which he intends ercluiively for
their accommodation AlIe his dining room, which
bsfore was but fmall and inconvenient is now LARGE
and very convenient. TO thOfe acquainted with
this uatiou it would be unneceiIary fate the de-
cided advantage it has any other in this citv.
being within two hundred yards of the Capi,oI.
and adjoining the public fluare He pledges hrnrelf
TO keep his fables well fuppled with Clover, Hay.
Fodder, Oats and Corn and offers an arursnce that
the friaei attention, will be paid by an experienced
white Oaler. ED HALLAM.
November |. eptmL.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-11-05
FOR SALE,

K lCHTY-EIGHT acres of LEVEL LAND. A.
4 = bout q miles below Rockets, on the VIII
amlburS road, well iituated for tavern--Allo fix
hall acre LOTS in Mai. Duval's new plat.
he above will be fold very low---for particulars
enquire of THOMAS NORVgI
October Is. tf
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-11-05
GEORGE WHY,

BROKER e. COMMISSION I4EPCHdN1-
Near tho Blini,
pUYS ard fells all kinds of produce-.AICo aud,
Al Lots, and heufes, .nk Stock, Sc.
. By Hrbai far Ssir, .OrS No. IA. Q o ,,d
which make one entire fquare in Du-Val's addyi.
sn.-l here IS good 81 ming attached to them. Tbele
lots are well worth the attention of any gentle.
man willing to build =. lummer retreat for his family
July 23.-.f.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-11-05
He HAS YoR SALE.

bsifan'c Butter OF Soap; walh ;he hands or f.se
aud maintains the complexion foIt, red aud fair. aud
is alto hyperion TO any kind of Soar. for faying Ho-
ney water and flair Bruihes, to cil the hair and Dive
il in- glois. ard many other articles in the PR
fuinery line. November |. stp,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-11-05
NEIL MsCOULL

II AS received, by the lste arrival. from London
L and Liverpool, his ufual inppy OF FALL 81
WINTER GOODS.
October 30. IT.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-11-05
PAINTS FOR SALE, CHEAP

-hfAN 10 TN ONIIE, Nl1EAP.
M HlFE LEA dry and ground in oil,
" spanfh Brown do. do.
y.llow Ochre do. l.,
y.pvtiin Red do do
Verdigreaie by the lib. fack or hundred weight
Spirit. Of Turpen,ine,
Copai Warmth,
Tarpent;ne do. &C. &c.
a coniiderable quantity of the above articles hi;,
lH't come to hand and as the feaion for painting
t~r advanced, they will be fold below the curren
Price.
Apply a. the Apo:hscary Shop on ,helower floor o
the Bcii-Tavern.
november j. (2aw2w.)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-11-05
OYSTER HOUSE.
GEORGE WATSON,

II AS commenced his former aud well known oe.
ouPation Of funilhing oYsrsas, Beer Srznxrs.
Com SNacSs, and RELIsurs, az the .vh,te HouCs
near the Union Tavern, wherein the PoA-OH- . ,V,.
lately kept He begs leave TO sfTsrc thole wto NAV
favor hun with their company or eoriuands. TIA, NJ,
les to give fatisfatioa.
OSto0er 10.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-11-05
IRISH LINEN & SHEETING

NM ELI. ahorted in boxes containing 90 to Sc
Wv pieces, purehafed in Dublin lalt luly, and I'M
ported IA the hip George from Liverpool, for iaie by
the box and piece by
JOHN HENRY.
Who has ALTO on hand, few bales of GERMAN
OSNABURGS, imported d;re4 from, varel
oeooer zs 5Yp
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-11-05
O9ober H..
ITARr CERTIFICATES.

MILITARY" CER7IRICA TES.
TOR SALE, Certificates of this fate, bearing in.
- tereit OF per cent. and receivable at the Urea.
iry,tor all arrearages of taxes prior the year
WILLIAM PRICE, Caih'r Genl. Nj. A. 5.
May 10. If.