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| py antido.e againh evil confeque,cts. TIE
word may have agivcn meaning, when sppl,-
to domeftic difcioline, or political power: bu'
| IN advocating political orthodoxy, in fupom.-
ing that happy fvftem Of poiity which pre-
hdes over our fate & PROPERTY. let, he faith
f,'' tcpgue. pronounce the honeft feelings of
the foul, not in terms Of ambiguity and doubt,
out in " round unvarn!hed'' fill-,urned words.
f3ut moderation under the influence Of r-lfi,
teret, would advife foft, plant and cou:i,a.
tory fenteaces. II has not for its Object poll
teal hsppinefs; but the fxeet attendants of
neutrality +; the favour ard carefes of both
parties. And thus according to the prcfent
pretended moderation, a man becomes hyDo.
crite in principle, and parafite in pra sticc. 7
would fan ak, fellow citizens, if thof political
axioms upon which our rights are bared, are
not to be told and fupported, unIefs they are
'irt trimmed and psred, into Thought wiih,,u
meaning, and expretiior without decifion.
This mode of conduit, to a cordial advocate
of his CAME, would excite every faculty of his
mind, with fckuefs and dif,lain. And VI if
the contrary coYrfe pointed out, bv virtuous
Zeal, and unieigned faith is purified, the
charge OF violence is urged, and official profcr;o
tion denounced.
This believe, fellow citizens, is a iuit char
aeter of that mercurial forit of moderation
which mikes and communicates with federalifn.
ana Paues IN painful fItpence the circle Of
honeft unfcigned politicians, who fpeak the con-
v'etions oftheir foul. without feeling of Doubt
or apaufe of emharraHrnent. When fDe,k Of
political moderation, as {" ticket of admit
non to both parties, as afpeculatiny fcheme
or neutrality, as trick of confidence, for per-
'o"ai advantage, hope ] fhaII not he under
nooh as friend to =" ftormy violence and
thoushtefs raihnefs'' but: TO firrnnefs and deci.
ION which tconGder the ben pillars of our
faith and polity. =
IT Is N consequence of thi. flb.i'e-workinc
'p''it or pretendsd moderation, and the hopes
OF reward; that hrnnefs and dccifion are de-
aonnced underline uHfrirndly character of vio-
'ence. 1t is to h hoped that defeat will await
thoie men, who have relaxed and forgotten
principles which it was virtue 70 eGDouft in the
dark precarions day Of '9s.-Thofe princ;nIes
which onrtaied the !trdes of federalifm, and
now fpread hAppinefs throughout thr country.
It rs become criminal to maintain, unlef,, in the
rant, ambiguous tone of moderation. IT, fell
low citizens, You turn your attention but few
years back, ,nd recollett your feelings at that
awe'n inntture, how is it ponible that you
can commit YOUR fafetv and vour rights 70 men
who ihrnk from manly fIpport, and hide
thelnselves in the protean garb of moderation |?
CATO.
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TO THE EDITOR OF THE ENQUIRER,

AS relide at comfortable diftance from
the Metropolis of our fate, it is more than
probable, that arm but fuperficialIy acquaint-
cd with the occurrences of the day. Thro'
the medium OF your paper however, I am
iuppiIed with fufIicient matter to convince me,
that the prelent Is an awful and eventGul
cri6s.
Already has the apprehension OF political
ichIfn III our party, reached and pervdded the
circles or my intercourf. An apprehension
that Is ierouily alarming nafnuch, as it has
dtendency, To invigorate the declining power
of federalifm. Report has already announced
the pride of triumph, on the part of your me
tropoIltan federailts, on fome recent occaiion,
which they couiider as balm to dependency,
and prognoitic of future elevation. Theft
circumstances In addition to my anxiety, to
earn the true tource, have urged me to enquire
and examine with a!!iiui;y and miuutenefs.
In this enquiry, have heen in fome inca.
lure confo!ed by aconvieion, that it does not
proceed from any divijon among the tried and
genuine friends of political freedom, but en-
t'rey from a hypocritica principle of cour.
teiy and falfe moderation. Hence has ariG.n
genius of profcription ard includes in her
lit men OF known and doubtless virtue they
who have acted with NOT energy, and Rill re-
main ftubborn and iunexible in their faith,
The fen,inent that advocates moderation, is
too happily adapted to win the feelings of men,
md TO increaie the number of its devotees,
when at the fame time, neither the word, nor
The motive are properly canyaiTed. This mode
Of difguiie aud intrigue under fl'fc max, is
too wen underftood TO admit fuccefs We
know that the rot horrid political purpofes,
have been covered and conducted uader the
luipices Of religion. But trut, fellow citi
Heus, that your vigilance, is not to be eluded
~ tale pretenfons and fsife claims. Modcr.
'tiou is word of angular ambiguity and al.
nits of variety Of Ahades and degrces. The
wood has decided and fpeci6c msaning
When applied to any irrational habit, to any
yoluptuous purfnt, or fenfual qualification
In theie inaances, moderation, would be hap
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not then been complicated. Il the general op;lii-
on however a, Gibraltar, that 10000 men Lett their
lives in the aaion
The blockade of Cadz was continued by Admiral
Colliagwood.
Admiral Gravina is reported to have died of his
wnatas after his ss.ie had entered the harbour of
Cslrz.
Baeenfaure, Adm Villeneuve wounded, totally diff
matted and 0ruca to Melon. The Admiral aud his
sapsain were put OH board frigate aud I'll. ihip
n,'nned By lieutenant and so men; in the night of
the I'D, the flip being totally dirnaiied, was blown
by the violence az the wind towards the fiore, and
IGNORED near the cattle of St. Seba(tian the next
dy the people taken out, and in about an hour
alter the ,hip went down. Major Cen Pripuev
who was left on board by Mellon, is Tightly wound
Ell A. Ca'z 400 men are reported to be killed ON
board this ihip, and moa of her officers wounded
ITfSteid, ISeaonpta5k., Mons5Laue, Dup1ay- 7roui.
Fo'asif,bs, Scorpion, Bsrsoiek, AMI S7wtlre-Thefe
inps are milling, bur it is known that fevera of
Them had truck to the Englh, it is uppofed they are
IN their poe Zion. report however prevails that
Adm. Du'naroir has efcaped with friya.es. The
bodies of Adi'irai Magoz and captain Villegris are
f:d 70 have been found driven the Playa between
Cadz an: ST.. Patriek, where above 1000 bodies have
bsen driven on the fhore and the whole beach CO.
ver.d "; th 1recks uf Chips.
II: hre fri:ates and brigs returned wit,ou, any
material damage.
.he !.'A'c'e IS reported to have been got or, and
q. anchor in the channel.
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FOR TIE ENQUIRER.
THE DEATH OF curHu1LrN.

"""s'N'ea Prom rap 1H5fd.yS paper.
p Alcletha tits an aged oak"
The weeping fair Alona fpoke;
An oak bent over Laras itream:
Bnt dfcern dieant CLEAN.
Who comes DER dreaming Lara's plain
Deep forrow in his fpeed is feen;
He lifts oil high my brothers fpear;
lis itain d with blood. An mel fear''
lis . itain'd with blood of Calmar's foe.
The warriors dsathful fpear and bow,
Untain'd from war have ne'er return'd,
When battle in his prefence burn'd.
Warrior youth, why dot thou mourn?
Say, does my ION renown'd return
Fneompals'd by reiounding ibislds;
Unhurt from war in dftant fields
But thou art lilent. Warrior tell
Me not, how my hero fell !"
Mother Of Calmar, car-borne chief,
Thy fon is low, and great THY grief
Look not towards the defert plain
To fearch thy fon thou looks't in vain"
Thus Carril flung while OH his ff,ield
CuthuiIin lay upon the field.
Each on his harp the bards recEned;
And all to fleep themfelves reigned;
Save only Semo's car-borne fon 49,.
HIS foul was 6x'd on war alone.
The fame of oaks no more burns bright,
Around is fpread faint red light.
DiitinSt feeble voice is heard
Inc gnott of Calmar then appear'd.
Di.nly frde the ihade around;
Dark in his fide is feen his wound;
Looie and dilordered in his hair;
His pale face wears Joyous air;
fie be :kons Semo's fon away
When thus the riliug chief did fay.
Son ofthe cloudy night. fay why
Thou bend'f on me thy gloomy eye ?
o Matthias ION would'A thou me fright
From battle for young Connae's right ,
Thy hand was ltronGin glorysfelds t.'
Nor did'it thou e'er agree to Weld.
How ehaugd art thou, o chief! or WHY
Don thou adviCe thy friend to Ayl
But, Calmar, ne'er Fed from fight.
never fear'd the ghohs Of night
Small 10 their knowledge, weak their hands
Their dwelling on the eddyng winds.
But fill my foul in danger grows; -. i.
And feels JOY to meet my foes.
B1ne then, aud to thy cavern fee;
For Calmars ghon is not like thee.
He joyed in battles founding CORN;
Like heavens thunder was his arm"
Praifed by the chief, the fhade withdrew,
And on the blalt elated few.
Faint rofe the morning. beam around,
When Catbbat's buekler fpread rs found.
Like roar of many dreams convene
The wsrlike bands Of Erin green.
o'es Leso''lake the horn j, heard
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EDUCATION.

ME SNtfsrib9' stg,'te9 10 inform bi, E,s,ry, =,
N'ebSoad amt ne fsbhe ia general, fJas be bu,
,os'fa P%d 81 mr.. PssaS large and eouxo aohs ne7o
srif bdiGag on Sboeios HiA 7c5,,> 8, lii "a !,
gyi'er, on Gs fyf Mosdsy IF 5aarqyy. Isos -, -.
P,HTg NE y0abe tsfb sri ia aJs oiis,viz, s,s.e,,
W7 TSs Latin LaegSqTr, Moffe-a,ies, tbs sE Of NE
o''oSc,, G.osrge5y ESgl6 G,9vsza, erotzis4l. R,oG
ing, flirting and A,iflz,fie -
The Trims and RSiss nay hJScs afAe ebove me.
JhMES 0SWALD.
~ b. board S7sy be bad at Mr. Boofy,' in ,t, l,-,
bVjidi7g on zadt,4fs fsrsgs 49, |-|''
Dcsenknr 81. .sa-o
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~ is with comfortable regret, that the Ed;,or
Of the Enquirer is obliged to inform feverai ~
h's iubicribers, that unlefs they paw mn their
iubit ription dues by the lst Of March, he vilI
ne under the neceiIity of employing the orIv
weapon, which he ever wiflies toufe in his o,v.,
defence, by ftriking of their names from bis
subscription book. A printed ftatement Of
thelr accounts has already been made on the
margin Of their REFLECTIVE papers.
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"""'sicrs ~ the county anc corpnr1fSOn couTts
as IN the high court of chanccry' m " admin.
liter an oath. in cafes where the courts NAV
d'reel; and Cd. that no majarate :l,al diff harre
the duties ola mater conmiiIioncr.
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The following paragraph is FROM the I" Free
mans Journal" of Philadelphia, the favourite
print of Mr. Dallas and the tertium ouid-party.
Mayth friends of M'Kean he welc ONE to all
the Joy, which their idle differences may pro-
=" FURTHER change in TrginiA--We learn from
N'chmonh, that the general afiembly erafed the
names of William Foufhee and William Brock
enhroueh from the iii of privy councillors.
Let IT be remembered, that DR.. Foufhee was
warmly held up by the Editor of the ENQUIRER.
as a candidate for governor. But it all would
not do-ana the Virginia Third barty orCou9ifx-
fionAIR', are carrying all before them"
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i, MARRIED, on Wcaa11ay Bs 1915 infant, mr..
fa'7e' Butler, IF Co,ft,Jvie. 10 Bl oria5is mn 1f,-
ria oSt,ior, &1ggCfe, Of Gen. 7Bona, oVsyion, Of ,h.
f0f1sf 7er1l6ts
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On laf Tuefday night, as Mr.. Thomas Bla-
KEY, a respectable inhabtant of Newcastle. IVA.
pur'uing his fervants horft, which had fudden-
" broken from him, he was unfortunately
thrown from his own, and dafhed violently a.
gainft tree. His thigh and arm were broken
IN two feparate places his hsull was in MANY
places fractured and his brains fcattered a.
long the road. MIR. Blakey almoft inffantane-
ouiy expired.
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'of prifoners IN she penitentiary-ed Criminal char.
R-s 'rp,n i795 to iso5--No Sd Shewuiy s.,e NUN
Ger of priionrs convicted, for each crime, the mum
Der from each dfria, aud the number of years each
vas tenteneed-4sh. Letter from Captain Quarter,
hewing The nu,ner of the public guard kept at III,
pententiary The letter from the fuperinten
dint ofthe Peentiary. laid before the houle by tn,
Governor.
A refolu,;ou concerning lieutenant Obannor
"h'ch 'av on the Fable, with amendment, as re-
p'r'ed from the committee to whom the fame W.,
c '"m'tted) was taken up and t'e fad an-ndm.r,
Being twice read was on the quelion put thereupon
agreed To hv me houfe
O,ssret That the clerk carry the raid Refolution
to the Sehate and deiire their concurrence.
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Eri9aY, Drccnh.r o1.

W "e oe"a'e anu oeure their concurrence.
Friday, Deeem5r 81.
The following bills. to wit =
"A h;t, Reni,ttng fine tn Grahac, Bell I"
A bill, Concerning William King, former f,e-
riff OF Norfolk county,"
a bill. Concerning William Graham, former
iherif OF Monroe county; :"
A BILL {" Declaring Clinch river public high
ways"
bill, Authorizing George Pegran,, iun to e.
rect public warehoule on his land in the town of
peterfburg -
A bill, Appointing commifIioners TO view and
mark out way for road from Thorr,ons gap in tne
Blue ridge to the little river turnpike road eadny
to Alexandria, and TO raile certain fun, of S,ons
by lottery for opening the iiid road :"
"A bill, " To amend the a4 entitled an at9 for
erecting an academy in or near the city of Rich
mond, were feverally read facond time. and
ordered to be engroeed aud read third time.
"A bill, To explain and amend the twenty-firf
lection OF an act, entitled, aa " For carrv;p.,
INTO execution the Cenf,ituton of the Mutual aGn
raiice Society again fire Buildings of thu STATE of
Virginia, lately adopted at a general D.etinp o.
(which lay ON the table with an amendnient propo
led to iaid billy was taken up, further amended
ana the bill with the amendments, ordered to he en-
grof'ed and read third time
Mr.. Ayiett from the Committee for Courts of
Juitiee, made the following report:
The committee for Courts of Iuftice have. accor
ding to order, had under their CONFEDERATION feveral
petitions to them referred, and have come TO the
following reiolutions thereupon
Rf0SOtd, That it is the opinion of this commit
tee, that the petition Of undry perons praying tina,
an ACT may pats, authorizing The fun Of four thouind
dollars to be rallied by lottery, for the purpofe of
building toll bridge acrofs Cheat river at the Dam
er bottom, and that the toll of the fad bridge
may be forever applied towards educating poer chill
dren in the county of Monongalia under fuch regu
at'ons as may be deemed proper by the Legislature,
is reafonabe.
R1,sfoea, That it is the opinion of this committee,
nat the petition OF fnndry inhabitants of the city of
Richmond praying that the court of Hunin.rs of tbe
aid city, may be authorized efahli infections of
butter aud lard, and that the fame may likewife be
authorized IN other and ALTO in the counties Of
this commonwealth, is realenable.
The iad refolutions being twice read were on the
queition put thereupon, ag eed to by the houle
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(eptf.)

* virtue OF Deed of TruR executed to the fub-
icrio@r oy Charles Clarke of the county of Chef
terhed to iecure the payment of debt therein ac-
Snowiedged to be due Lyle and MCrede, and the
exPenfe necefary carry the truit into execution.
wi" be Told at public auction the highea bidder for
ready money, at Zachariah Brooks's Tavern, in the
town OF Manchester, Saturday the 9th of July
next, two hundred and twenty acre, of LAND, more
or le lying in the county of CheAerfeld, and adion
ing the lands OF Col John Harvie, John Ford, Alex
ander Saunders and Samuel Smith
RICHARD B. 0OODF.
July 2. ep4w,
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EDUCATION.
July q.

OtiN WOOD, owing to arrangement which
~ has oeen made IN the duties of the Office which he
holds, as Mathematical Gurveyor for the city of Rich.
nond, Is enaoted TO devote portion of the day for
the ttion OF youth; ana therefore purpoles on Mon
DAY next, to open felea fchool limited TO ,wen,v
hudents, on the following plan and terms:
The Breuches intended be- taught, are the EnrEN,
Grammar, the Pniloiophy of Rhetoric; the Latin and
Sreek languages; Arithmetic and Geography +; with
the evera parts of the Mathematics, VIZ Geometry
noth lheoretic and Practical Algebra Fuxions as
hkewhe thoe parts of natural Philofophy which de-
pend on knowledge of the Mathematics.
ne Hours of attendance will be from ten to twelve
IN the forenoon ard from three TO five in the alter
noon Saturday excepted and the terms ten Dollars per
suarter.
Young men, Whole purfuits in life require know
ledge OF Surveying Navigation, may have an ex-
caent opportunity of acquiring the prs tce of theCe
licences, from rho frequent duties John Wood has 70
perform public furveyor
N. B. Thofe citizens of Richmond, who with their
lots iurveyed, will be 70 obging give notice the
preceding day, and their demands will be Immediately
attended to- on the fuececling morning or evening.
AS eYera have appeared ignorant Of the elabliIhed
fs:'' John Wood takes this opportunity of informing
them, that iurvey Of any Gquare, lot Or piece Of
ground however GmalI. is FIVE dollars ;raafandsnt az
the expence for chain carriers whom the spoyer NAV
II ne ?ieaie Provde-and running dividing line three
dollars. Some applications have been made for afrer
tanning only one of lot under an idea that the
exPenee world be leis; but as this cannot be done
without finding r the two lines of the free. and the
interfering point, the fees are TO be the fame as for
iurvcy.
ShockG-HIl, July 2.
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NHLBE SOLD at public auction to the high
w eft bidder for ready money, at Zachariah
brooks's Tavern, IN the town of Manchester, on Sa-
turday the Sd day of Auguft next by virtue of deed
OF truit, executed the fnbfcriber by Richardfon
Harris late of the county of CheereId to fecure the
payment OF debt due to Lyle and M'Credie, and
the expene necefariy incurred; FIVE negroes, viz ::
Sally Kilus, Charles, Phillis and Anaky or 70 many
thereof as will be ucent tisfy the debt interet
and cof. RICHARD B. COODE.
Ju;yo ep4w.
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWHRD.

- AN AWAY from the fubfcriber, living near the
IN bowling Green, on the Esd inf. negro man
named Pc between thirty and forty years old,
soout hve iee ten inches high, he black and rather
ed drab coat, red Rriped waifteoat, eordurov or
thekiett bresehos and dark mixed ioekings--has Ion
the greater part Of all his toes on the Ie foot and
wnsn poken to, IS aP; 20 appear furpriGed.
VIII give the above reward If taken out of the
Rate OF Virginia, and thirty dollars IL taken in the
Rate and ou OF :his county aai ten dollars if taken in
'hs county or conhosd in any jail 70 that get him,
N u brought homo al realoraole charges paid.
JOHN c. VOOLFOLK.
Iu,y 9. (s,I
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MOUNT SION yoR SIR.

lEJHtIe'ibfr 2BeTs forJak, IEbPio1fSfios in Noyt5-
H~6f,Ia"d eo""fy, tao7on BY t5s mann IF MOUNT
SION The above fysa eoafai ~ a6onf 500 oe,l, an
Of 7cbJ equal 10 any adia fbef part of Be e,vf,.
10, J@hHy 81 JoI and bar eps'y Ie7njffc to muir il a
ashrabe fnaf'oH for gr1ferI /a@"y. There is on NE
N'1d a" excellent bre' dVotIli1g b 1o cveyy eorvc1
cof ont boy; hb Ft~ard nc HavigobIs n,
F0f'7071et md eoS,774d' ." saf Vie7O Of tie yjyer
" 0e,y eo@1ea'c7f 10 e oyerF, Ge. and 6 4obia ON,
dlys E1H IF Iiexla,iI, Noy/oik, and Balfqa,, 1,,,,
Of tie Jac aoW be m1dt Enozea BY ae6Iie.tirr n. NJ
HNTry Ball. 7o50 'sds' o" lie Isad orfo esLs,ibey
9ERTLL JONES.
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ELLIS g ALLAN

Have reeeived BY fbt R0ila from London, part Of iJs,
SPRING COO DIS,
amosgsf 4vbie6 are tie foN0sving artieies.
II ONDON Superfne Cloths and Cafimeres,
j 4 Cuttings and pimities,
Handsome fashionable worked & laced Mullins
"a, "a and 1914 Diapers,
Sd, $40 and 1910 Damail. Table Cloths,
Gentlemen's white and brown Cotton Stockings,
Ladies' elegant laced white do.
Do. Tortohe-fhell bent and braid Combs,
Chintzes, Callicoes and Furniture
Gentlemen's black fashionable Hats,
Do. sdrah beaver do
Do. do. patent ELK do. SO
Boys Morocco Caps, plain and furr'd,
Bet Hemp Roles.
Englifh White Lead, spanifh Brown, Yellow OGRE
ground in oa, and yerdgIeaie. 1s. ..-,c =
Prufiian and Fig Blue, ~
Ben Boiled Oil in jars,
Durham Mufard, Ssc.Sc.
Which, added to their prefent flock, and thofe ex-
pecfed daily from Liverpool, will render their al.
ortmens general. May 2. (ePtD
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.

viii be Sold, 70 fbe bg5a bidder. ni5e premier, on Fri
day the 1915 Of July nexf:
HE TENEMENT formerly occupied by James
l. Harris, belonsing,o the James River Compa-
ny; containing one acre of Land, with Dwelling
Houfs thereon, which, with fmall expence, may be
made to accommodate family comfortably.
The Tenement borders on the Canal, and has the
advantage Of an eScee: tpr;H Of water and affords
proipeet not iurpaed by any in the neighbourhood
of this city.
A credit Of twelve months will be allowed the
Purehaier' OIL giving bond with approved fecurity.
BY order Of tie &rsjidtnt ard Di,te7o,s,
ROBERT POLLARD.
June 81. (td.)
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FORISALE,

The TRACT Of LANl on 4vbicB cbeas,6.la COURT
bOufs il Etuated.
he iubicribers, being deGrous of making dvi-
i hon OF their lands, will difpofe of the above on
advantageous terms to the purchafer for cath or on
credit This tract centsins 1924 a,res; an excel
lent grtt-mill good and convenient buildings, that
are enured in the Mutual AfIurance Company of this
tate againt fire; the fuation inferior to none in
this tate for the man ofpublic bunes or the planter
Many other advantages, fngularly inviting, might be
particularized, but deem it unneceiiary to fay
more, than TO invite hofe who with to purchafe, to
come and view The premifes.
WINFREE, Jun.
Vim. WINFREE.
Che'terileld, June 25, 1905. f(epst)
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Juit received, and for faIe at Rtrcutv aud
WoRsLEY's DO tore,
Price one dollar and lJiy cents.
NEW SYSTEM OF
MODERN GEOGRAPHY

{ rs a general Description oftbe mai renayka.
NI6ie countries throughout fbe k1ozpy 1,o,J
their rsbeaipc ftnafon5 exte0f,, d;qiEoyt' c;t;.
rf7'erJ' "7omtai75, ./oii5 end p,odaqionI: tbejr
commerce, manners, egGoms and reiip;oyt. to,s.
fber qoif5 their principal biRorieaI ez,cuf, anJ
fa!if'fs5i Importance in tie great communicable
Of H0tiont complied from TIE mai 1goRcr0 Ec
TENS Of Geogr0pby, md Be Lafrf po,ase, am
fra7ef5, and containing many iai6nrfqgf ad{;fjoy,
to tie geography Of TIE UBifed States Bot boa,.
he0er abteared in anyofbsr 7co,k offbs KNIT ink
frHfea So'fb Eight mapJ, eombriEag fbe k,feR I;n
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BIZ BENJdMLN DADIES.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-07-05
RICHMOND, FRIDAY. MORNING, JULY S, 1905.

.HN Saturday the Sd day of Augua next, will be
~ fold TO the highef bidder at public auction for
ready money, at Zachariah Brooks's Tavern, in the
town of Manchester, likely negro BOY, about ls
years old, by the name of Harry, conveyed to ME in
truh by Thomas Branch, of the county of Chefer-
field to ieeure the payment of debt due to Lyle and
MCredie, and the expenie neceary carry the truA
into execution. RICHARD B. GOODE.
July 2. ep4w.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-07-05
lust RECEIVED.

AND FOR SALE BY THE SUBSCRIBER.
-FOUR hundred pieces Houfe Paper, Philadelphia
Beer by the barrel, fnall quantity of fri qua
lily New-England Cheek; alto 400 barrels Corn.
EDWARD HALLAM
ALSo-5ooo W.T.. Sal Petre'd BACON and
conitant fupply of FRESH CORN MEAL
June lS.-(ep) Iet