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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-02-08
CHOICE LANDs-FoR SIZE.

4 DIVISION of the famous Saura Town ands b,
IN wing taken place between the heirs of lanes
Park Farley, Ef9. decd. and Col John S. FARLEY and
ms litter Mrs. Elizabeth Morfon the fubieribers, Ro
bert Taylor of Norfolk, and Charles Duncan at Ros
nn near Petersburg, fully empowered by the iaid
Col Farley and Mrs. Morton, difpofe of their pro-
portion containing 1882 acres which are furveyed
and lad off in ehr lots, containing from 500 TO 2sco
acres agreeable to plots in the poeiIion of the iaid
Duncan The four argef lots are Of excellent quality
each containing corderahle proportion of the rich
eft low grounds, which produce tobacco of the very
trit quality, as has been experienced by one of the
iubicrbers, who ihipped it for number of years.
Ihoie lands lie on Dan and Smiths rivers, in Rock
lngham county, on the borders of North Carolina
about ITO miles from Petersburg and Richmond. As
there are ieldcm fuch lands for faie they mrf he an
object to thofe who want purchafe fuch as will pro-
duce fine tobacco, hemp and nall grain One third of
rne prize n1nit be pad reaa cac, enc h,.;5, i,
twelve months, and the ether third in two years the
purehafer giving bond with unexceptionable fecuritv
bearing intere from the date if not punduaIly paid
Ihoie who with to purchaie will be fhewn the lands
by Doctor John c. Cox, living at Leekfville, near
Rockingham Court-Houfe, and the terms made
known by
ROBERT TAYLOR, or
CHARLES DUNCAN.
FeteIaourg, NOV. "a. epH
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FOR SALE.
January 25.

III Lonja COHrt-Hog,s, on tie 1879 dtay of lTe-
b,Hayy ,esf
HIRTY-SEVEN VALUABLE SLAVES,
belonging to the eltate of Chrifopher
Smith, decd. conGfting of Men, Women and
Chlidren.-It is believed they are as likely
parcel OF ilaves as was ever offered for fle in
the fate. Bonds with approved iecuritv bear
ing lntereit from the date, payable the loih of
February next, will be expected from the pur-
chaiers the interef will be RENTED if the
is punctuay paid.
CHARLES SMITH, Al'g Eyer Of
CHRISTOPHER SMITH, deed.
Louifa, 18th Jan. 1905. IoF
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Agrsf0S'e 10 Decree Of tie Coa,,tz Court Of
Kins ard Q'oeer,
WILL BE SOLD, at the Court-Houfc, on
Monday the llth February next, it being
Court dav:
9 EVEN Likely NEGROES, bel,nsing to the
~ eitate of Thomas G. Rowe, decd. Twelve
mcnhs credit will be allowed the purchalers for the
lad Negroes on giving bond with approved ietutily,
to the CONtNIiSSIONFpS -
January So. Sw
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PUBLIC NOTICE IS GIVEN.

HAT the PreGdent and Common Council of
the City Of Richmond, will, at their mex,
Monthly Meeting, to be held at the Court-houfe on
the Sd Monday in February next, proceed to recon-
mend to the Conrt of Huftings Of iaid city, one f
and proper perion to he appointed a CONSTABLE,
within the fame, in the Of Jos. Chldrefs, re-
hgued. AND. STEVENSON. G. G. e.
Ian. 20. dofa.
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DAVID ROSE.
WASHINGTON TAvERN.

NE SSbJeriber has taken n iea/s offbis fe1e-
4 nTcrf far aasrby IF yeays, and ba5 PIT II in a
stafs fyl1air zobeb yfal,s ssf iz,io, to aay in b,
CITY, Bsfdr5 be 2apeyz he bar Gfaeksd bpiiFags 4oe
eoeHisfofo aeeo,7odes B 4olo assious efgyea!ey
p,fo9ey He1 faOess gsaily a6s,d. Tb5if foaereaf,
a9eia tie pbie 7Doye, ai 7ti5s f-oo bpsJo yq,ds
f5e CGpoi Tb.y bovs aeicaSvaassgcf o7ey any ofbey
b'se' IN fbi' CITY, 7ciB r9-5 pine ei, and cTseepi
7oifsr: NE Las coon srdsLEs and eoeeast Ee5iy 81
He 699 FosAeS Hefoa1est bis rviSs 10 5i, Erss, and
The fgb'ie, and aref Bes, Lat no G4s4gE goziss nor
my 0fbSr rof7e 7o5b y5f, IN any dgree bsvs q fs-
asrsy 10 o,cy i5e Psaes IF bis bo, z,fH eu,, ., s,a
foL
EDWhPD HhLLAlA
Riskze7l, seSfrssBey 2s
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/. TOMPKINS

. ESPECTFULLY Informs tkoe concerned,
N that be has rrmoz,rd the books and babers of
tire late concern Of Robert Pollok 81 Co. and Dun
Iop, Pollok . Co. TO a nezv Brick Home near
The Bafn, and dire7tg ot5oi.e to The ScGie-Rouje.
Vbere he has for Jaie, a .tssv pipes of Old
COGNI-dC BRANDY, etc.l!bcIor quality.
Deeen5erII.
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WANTED.

4 MAN without family, well qualified to teach
"A correctly the Englifh and Latin languages Such
an one who will come well recommended, will meet
with liberal encouragement, in private family. Ea-
auir- the etiiitor OF the ENQUIRER
January ls-(1aw 3w.
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IN dM6CRE0NTTcK.

Prei' the grape, and let it pour
Around the board its purple lhower;
And while the drops my goblet ffeep,
I'll think-in 7Vor the cutters weep.
Weep on, weep on, my pouting vine,
Heav'n grant no tears but fuch as thine.
Weep on, and a: thy lorrows flow
III tate the hasary Of zgs." Len. Pst.
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BROKERS OFFICE.

He Sg5tri5er bar e9eaed ByOley's OEfse, oeeoG.s
Il the Union Tare,n, and oDey tie C0uafilq-5oaf of
Thomas and limo, Lndd. 4fH kgjfnsG eosfded 10 him.
z0W be tynafat7Nd rvitb Friq fleiity.
THOMAS N0RYELi,.
OS7o6ey 8. If
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@isreN

The following mon enchanting Ode is from Tho
mas Moore's elegant traunation of Anacrecr
which like the Had of Pope, often equals, and
fometi.nes e1cels, its fpleudd original. II i. the
Oath Ode in this collection If there is any defea
in the following exquiGte competition, ii doe, not
con in the choice ofthe epthets, in arrange
ment OF the thoughts it foley arifes from the enthu-
aic fentinaens, (which ityelds to the attractions Of
beauty EnraPtared by the graces of their perfons,
the poet has forgotten that bewitching tenderness
of tenper, and thofe hyperion endowments of the
mind, which give variety and pernancnce TO the
charms of women. They are made the Houries
of the Mahometan fnpcrRition. Take from then,
Gays the poet) the blooming bluih of youth, and
the liquid uHre of their eye, and all their grace,
are deRroyed for ever
To all that breathe the airs of heaven,
Some boon of ftrength, has nature given.
When the maieftic bull was born,
She fenced his brow with wreathed horn.
She artn'd the courfer's foot of air,
AID Ing" :::s nth fceSi :iee painting hare
She gave the Lion fangs of terror,
And on the Oceans ehryhal mirror,
Taught the unnunber'd fcaly throns,
To trace their liquid path along.
While for the unbrage of the grove,
She plunl'd the warbling world of love.
To man fhe gave the flame refn'd,
The fpark ofheav'n, thinking mind
And had fhe no furpafing treafure,
For thee, oh woman J child of pleafure
She gave thee bcauty-fhaft of eyes,
That every fhaft of war outfies
She gave thee beauty-buih of fire,
That bids the flames of war retire
Woman be fair, we nun adore thee,
Smile, and world is weak before thee.
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LIE sIIBscRlgER orrERs roR sALE.

rETHE CHINESE SNAKE STONE, formerly
I the property Of ;he late Mrs. Tsbb, of Ma.
thews county, 70 famous Throughout; Virginia of It's
efficacy in extracting the verom from the bite of
Mad Dog, Snake, other poifonous thing. 10 pre-
vent unnece0ary applications he deems It proper to
meron that his price for this stone, is two oufand
dollars Until the stone is fold, it will be found at
Seatons Ferry, upon the Piauketsnk in Goser coun-
~ where it will be applied TO perions bitten by any
yenomous thing upon the mos. moderate terms.
JAMES r. MICOU.
Februa-~ I.--(ep.w
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FOR SHE,

1--WE Hhds. and 10 Or cafSs of LoNDoN PAR
Il TICULAR TENERfFFE WINE of hyperion
quality, on credit of 100 days-Negotiable notes.
Enquire of THOMAS NORVELL.
December 20. ffl
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FOR HIRE,
roR rue PRnsrNT YEAR.

FOR THE PREsfNT YEAR,
Wo valuable and experienced CARPENTER
4 and one man COOK, who has been regularly
BED For terms enquire at the office Of the Enquirer
N b. The Cook may be bought if the Purehaie1
viii take his wife, who ia good houfs fervaut.
February. l.. (eptO
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THIS DAY is PUBLISHED,
AND FOR SALE AT RITcHIE & woRsLrr's
BOOKSTORE:
Gbs Rainhnfo,
SERIES FIRST;
Originally Pu6ijGedis tie
RICHMOND ENQUIRER

N allociation was formed during the Ian FUN
n mer, by few gentlemen, of whom fome are
ne7V and others have been, inhabitants of this city, for
the Purpoie of competing a ferries of Mifcellaneous
Eiiays for the Richmond ENQUIRER. Tlfele EfIays
were regularly Publifhed every Saturday, during
the months OF Auguft, September, and October. The
hrit number appeared on the nth Of Augnt and III.
iait on the Goth of October. Thefe numbers, taken
together in the order in which they were publifed,
will conftitute the frft ferries of the RSINBow: and
is this frf ferries which is now preiented by the
Proprietors Of the Enquirer the Of Litera
ture, and to its patrons in Virginia. The fecond le-
ries will probably be communicated to the public in
the Preient form, foon it fba be completed by
the members Of the a1ocation
Richmond, Dec lIth, 1904.
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NOTICE.

IL perfons indebted to the eaate of the late Mr.
JOHN LESTER deceaied, are reguefled to
make payment TO Mr.. sylveiier fievey, who is au-
'horzed to receiye the fame and all thofe who have
any demands againt the iaid etate are defred to call
on him for payment.
SARAH LESTER, Execrtrix.
JOHN FOSTER, Executor.
Richmond, 22d January, 1905.
TIE public are respectfully informed, that the bu-
ncfs OF the Wharves, lumber, &c. win be carried
ON as ulual, by their ob't. iervant,
SARAH LESTER.
WHO HAS ON HAND FOR SALE,
New-Englsnd Boards,
inch, ] and inch Pitch Pine Boards Sc Scantling,
Cyprus Shingles, Cedar potts,
Providence Lime unnacked.
Double Geered Baltimore Wheat Fans
Wire Sifters Tor Meal, Oats, Wheat and Flaxfeed,
Rowling Screen Wire,
Screen Ware for Fans, Shakes fer Meal,
Bright and Black Warmth Sc &c.
January esd-(ep sw.
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NOTICE.

HOSE inhibited to tie late firm Of Sbazkt e
- lNRae, eitbs' 6y Bond open account dsji,eS
70 "'ait Payment 6ors ~ Of diareb. dK ing TO eo,v-
" zoiH Hd their aeeoasss in .5s bands Of an ae,-.y
COLIN AIdCR.4E.
Mane6sG'r, January l5.--(2arU.
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TO BE SOLD,

For ready money, purfuant to decree of the Fede-
raj Circuit Court, for the dihra of Virginia in a
fut between Phineas Bond, Attorney for the
creditors of Ezekil Edwards Plaintiff, and David
Rofs and others defendants
1.-TWO undivided parts, out Of three, of forty-two
Z acres Of LAND, in the county of Henrico,
upon Four-Nie Creek, with the Mills and fIoufes
thereon, known by the name of the Norwich Mills,
ALSO 1'ract or Parcel of LAND, fituate in the
county Of Henrieo, about feven miles below the CT
ty of Richmond, commonly called and known by the
name of the Seven Pines thought contain one thou
fand acres, but Mr.. Rofs undertakes, that an aecu-
rae urvey and plot hall be produced the day OF
fae.
The Sale viii poftively takepace at the Eagle Ia
vern in the City Of Richmond on Thmfdsy the 2l(l
day Of February next.
BEN. MOSBY, d. n. for
JOSEPH SCOTT, NJ. V. D.
Jan. 8. (tds)
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with Boots or Shoesas well as if they were on the
fPot.......A-the lengrh Of the Boot. Ground the
Caf-~B-the pitch Of ditto~...D-round the heel and
initep-~E-round the inlep.~G-acrois the ball Of
the foot. Fix the heel againa perpendicular, and
Kick knife at the end of the great toe-fet down in
figures the number of inches and quarters in the diff
ferent meafures. June 30. ep6m.
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At the fame time and place, will difpofe Of the
other undivided third part Of the laid Norwich Mills
asd viii alto difpofe Of a valuable srAa Of LAND
adjoining thereto which contains about FIVE hundred
acres, with various improvenents--1he whole is va
liable eltate-N1r. Hooten will fhew the Mills and
the lard. The terms Of payment for the said land
and the other third part Of the Mills will be half re
dy money, and twelve months credit for the other
half.
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RICHMOND ACADEMY LOTTRRy.


= Office is hereby give-, that the craving of the
' faid lottery will commence on this day, and he
continued on Tueidays and Saturdays, b. drawing
from fifty to five hundred numbers, until the whole
is completed.
All tickets not fold and delivered before this day
viii be conidered as held accoun, of the Truiees
OF the academy and the agents for telling thef, are
earne.iy rEshei.ea remit either the money 4 .b.
tickets committed TO their dpoial TO the co,s,rnii
oners from whom they received. Ttnfe WHO
have purchafed tickets credit, will be peaied 20
reckon from this day.
Ii the days of drawing, and the number to be
drawn, fal be encreaied public notice viii be given
of the fame.
The prizes to be paid in fxty days after the draw
ing is completed 1t is hoped tia, the tickets remain
ing in the hands of the cnnmioners, will be readily
bought by thofe who well wilhers TO the propo-
ed academy. who with to fee in the ne iqhbo,r-
MOOD OF tscity, the beginning OF great National u
nIveriity. The committee appointed for that purpofs
here already purchaed about IL acres OF ground lit
tie more than mile from town, in an eligible Gtua-
ton; the neceHary buildings will be begun in tbs
enfuing fPring.
On behalf of the truftees,
Rsbot NlhebaI, 7
Robert Pollard, <4seo:nfeRfe Ge,-
I3.x'r. Stuart, in.ead .5e A,szc-
W1. Prize, ing.
c. Tucker,
Richmond, January 8, 1906
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RuRR MILL STONES, OF ALL SIZES; and
~ PLASTER OF PARIS, of an excellent quality,
FOR SAKE, as USUAL,
WILLIAM DAVIDSON.
near the Market.
Dec 4. feptfl
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NEAL NELSON,
BOOT e SHOE MANUFACTURER.

M AXES Boots & Shoes
AVA to any pattern or fafh-
ion, equal in point of Ma
TERIALs and WORKMAN
SHIP to any in general uGe.
~ Imported Doors and
SHOES, of the fri quality
and newell fafhion, for fale.
-. Gentlemen at a diff
lance, who are difpoGed to
forward me their meafure,
by paying attention to the
annexed cut, can be fitted
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-02-08

BEN. MOSBY, d. N. for
JOSEPH SCOTT, M. V. d.
(tds.)
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and natural ,isht /; and social md nasav1l
I RIGHTS survive thssa Il kldIio6 ahfMTstk of

and natural ,iaht .and social md nasnral
rights survive thesais stsdlio6 anaNIstkof
states; BY adopting asys.em Of civil Poh'y
we give up certain natural tiSas; out IA
act Of the government transferring the So
vsreiss,y over. u. 70 Others, without our
conseps would BE totally sibvers'ye OF sas :
Fundamental principles Of ING social COM
pact, tyraps;cal, null and void.
Weshavs been told BY gsnaemen' that
precrden,s may be found INCUR statutes,
for thssranfcr oftessi,ory without the COM.
sent csshsr Psople'; and have lwe indeed "a
arrived at that epoch, whsn 'precedents
once established arc SC. much powsrt Pre-
cedents OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, made with
or, opposition whsa the principles invoiv-
ed IN .ke.A we're not exarniaedt / hope.
in God we have not; when we do /; then
adieu TO L;kerty Z! but the preesdensa
quoted are not in point; ,the tranfer OF
upper Louis;ana to the government Of the
Indiana tefriloty is; Dot similar case.
That couairy was acquired BY treaty, the
-.r.---.r .rs~ CONSTITUTION 40 not apply
TO it; it was not a part Of toe United
States, and did act comprehend any por.
ton OF the people who were parties to the
compact; and I donot believe that il can
even be adm,ucdinto the unios upon an
equal footing sy.th the original states with.
OUT an express amendment TO the copssi,u,
tionior that purpose; it would contra.
vene the objects Of the constitution, for
Congress to assume the right If admitting
Louisiana into the union /; unless authofis.
ed by an amendment forshat purpose; q.
fa'uch'as to admit the island OF Ceylon or
any other island, or Continent, whose po-
pula,ion would be sufficiently numerous
. destroy the very principles of the govern.
ment; therefore the Disposition Of upper
Louisiana by the act Of last session does
DOT afford an analogous casv.
.(Is be continued. "
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lx:s inexblsea5h AarieHlSr 0nd 0Pt'
cal Hutton,
DscriMier OF the Exhibition.

In Temple representing those where
che Egyptians delivered their oraeles, is a
small Altar, and Crystal Gas described
bi DR.. Dee, SEQ for consulting Spirits.
From this proceed the Orals for conveying
Questions and Answers. The whole APP
pa-a.us is unconnected with surrounding
objects.
a conversation may be held on any sub.
iect; Singing, Laughing, Signing, Breath.
ing, SC. close to the ear Of the audience /;
describing their plumber, dress, motioc,
&c. without any visible intesferenee Of a"
grncy, and so completely deceiving the
senses, as to appear to be the effect Of
Magic.
The above Wonderful and IrcomPre.
hensib,z Exhibition, which has excited the
asr5 nishmcns aud gra'iied the curiosity OF
tire Amateurs OF Science and the prf!ic in
general, in London, sc. is now exhibiting
with improvements, as above described.
Price Of Admissisn IS Csnts-Chldren SO.
X Hours of Exhibition, from 9 till I,
and from 8 to 6, and from 2 till 9 in the
Evening.
February S. q
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Runaway Negro Girl.

Ran away, From the fubfcriber, on
III ,odsy, the IN Of February. Negro Gul,
oamed ELSE; aged - years, about i feer =
inches hish-ihe is ratnc' cro?p:j IN one ear -
to,k with her IN. following clothes, VIZ. A grey
coating j,ci:es and COAT j,insl together afo, 1
grey coating rsrper, with the BABY iiaed with
SirneI, a coat and jacket OF bIie and whi,e
ari7ei cotton the 'fai-y JACKIE, AMI coat ~tTc
j .i"ed tcseeNes aEo. a bIue- clsth pee.icoSs,
with grey reat,eg sody, blue Rmkings.
H'noeys, hail take FAD Negro pisl within IA:
d,Rrti, (hali have = reward of EtGii T Dol,
LARS; If taken 10 miles e IN Alex,ndmx,
FIFTEEN DOLLARS; and So miles, 'TItR.
TY DOLLARS, If l.cu,ed IN any goal 70 that
I get hel sssin ! ..,..
-, THOMAS RI cHARDs.
Fsb'uuy'S. 2@'< ll,ea
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" 4 X " O. K K.

Tie Proprietor RESPECTFULLY ae4rain;s tAe Public,
tina, he has added
An additional FIGURE TO his
Muieua,
As proof that his FIGURES are brough: to ,be
srsateft perfection.
T.. Proprietor refpeafslly informs .hofc whn
win to crafty their coroGsy, that his CsHcts.
on of Figures will leave this city III lew
days. -
January 81. "a
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DISTRICT or COLUMBIA--to-u;t.

WIHEREAs, EasUa,4 AiA', hath by his
w pe,itionin writing applied TO the honoras;s
Nicholas Fushosh, ooe Of the sGiaaut jrdges 81
CreOiI Court Of The Dfria Of Colunbid, to be
alpi,tcI. 10 the benefit Of the a9 of Consrefs for
tie relief of info,vent debtors witain the Df let
aoeiaid, aud has aased therein chat lie is in &C.
,ual Confinement in the Jail Of alexandria Cuua-
~, a, the luir OF Garet Haden, and being unable
to dll,kaSse the iaid claim, with Others againf
him, has offered 60 deliver up Cor til. me of his
esedito,s, all hs property, zeal Pe.loaai and mix
&. N,tite Is fa<rTsn g;-sx, to the creditors
of the ia,d Edward Mills, thar sn Friday the Ssh
ina nj, between tho hours of ten O'Clock in the
forenoon aud TWO o'clock in the afternoon, az the
Court h,uft 10 the soMn OF Alexandria. Ia
oath Of an lrfolvent debtor, will be adminiRe'ed
70 the fa,a Edward Mills, and truitee appoint.
&C sseelb,y 20 the fad al of CongreE, nleis
c,sG o: shea and theie 2ewn 70 tie contrary.
By order Of ,he honorable Nicholas Fiszhueh,
s:ie2rt Jutse Of the Circu;i Court Of t:e p.eris9
OF Coanbis, shi. 5,h dsy Of February 1906.
G.. DENEALE,C. c.
February s. L - : d,,
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POS .oF
.AIIxAHDIiA, Jos. 30,

AIExAHDRiA, jes. Coy 1909.
Thofe perloas who have :sbiaherto
had tbeir letter. and pspes.J 4irlsssssd by-,he
pen9y psR, ase seaasaet % sa'i fg them IT the
Posi-. ofics, sasiI smn Of ypot chsratter cap
: Gsagrsy: Grail.
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A sea,lemsn veil tsovo Philadelphis, as3
who i ,sssasly ssfprf.sd rs ;elergymsp ,apl
p,aly eiir.mea $50 man of le,tea. has given
The following ep;nion.sfi thi, Elections +te
6 The two 1uues Of Select Poesfyj fofms
+" valuable CONTRIBUTES tosbs Rock Of Ensilh
g literature. ] really c0nGacr the work a. 'hs
(" be4 compiia,ios now. sxun.. The feletaiop'
ga ID atrausesaens eyince she fare Of correct
& and pslihed mind, the jjpigr,ea, o. a found
!" and benevolent mofaiiit, a,d that degree Of
(" critical Gilt shSeh can only ee scquifed BY es
!" ,eaGve reading and 6holssiic aeaniHmsnss J"
February ~ '.'-> ~
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-02-07

Of IH,. s1on Washington Id2er".
TIE am,tenrs Of Science aud Curious
rx7crimcnts will find IN THIS Esh'nllon'
,he most sur prs, Phenomeuen that has
ever been discovered In Acoustics the
Proprietor therefore presu'aes 70 hate
himself, that the enlightened and noeral
public win honor his performances with the
s,cs ,Ia------c---h- ~.;s, AGnu0u, LII
vsrpo&i and New York.
tbs inespIseaSbe AarisHlSr ard oPh-
cal Nlufon,
Which processes 10 expose the practices
Of ar,tul impasssrs, pretended mag iciars
and exerc;sts, and to open the eyes Of those
who s,ili foster an absurd belief IN ghosts.
witches, cspjura.ions, GoeSsaniacs. &c. VIII
enable the attentive observer to form just
idea Of the arsisces by'which they imposed
On the creaulous and snperstitious, in this
and former ages; and aiisrd also to the
spectator an Interesting and pleasing enter
tainments
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-02-07

Alexandrsa Dancing assemblies.
THE frIt Assembly will be
held at Gadsby's. on Tuesday
next, the fath instant.
February 6. ;,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-02-07
M;IsFUM OF WAX-WORK.
Z, ma, a!19ei TO the M4senm Of Wa*-War&'
tie est7n;sa.ny
INVISIBLE LADY.
TIE ACOUSTIC TEMPLE,
Ircom 5rchegf5!e C'yFaI, and Rssea'
ing Muvor,
IS NOW EXHIBITING

IN the Town Of Alsxanlria, at the House
Of I1r. suon Washire:as Ia2er".
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-11-25

F3y Sal 1- rt5vr-A frzIl FARM, lying
III New -Inuccier, on thr County Road tror4 Portland
20 Pl-is-Containiug l'ry-hve acre. O; Land, with
Ho-ie, s2 hy io fee, ciapboarded ana mingled
Likewte, Barn lutabic t1- the place with about fix
tons good Hay5at place well wooded and watered,
having good Of in the dryeG ieaion Of the
year. and i well iiiuaied FOO a Tavern being about
half v1v from Portland to Fars-A Frame for
VcTd ofl5o tons viii be taken IN payment, If sgrsea
tlcto The purchaer; or approved payable in 8,
2, and months. Nov. IS.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-11-25

Fore Street, Has far S1l..
large and general afortment Of
Wet-lndia Goods and Groceries,
hmoag zv5ieb are,
Hhds. Weltindia Rum, of GOOD flavor,
Do MolafIes for retailing,
Pipes of French Brandy do Hollands Gin,
Chefs FAelon, Hyfon-lkin and Souchong Tea,
Oaks Freih Raifins and Figs
Boxes Mufcatel do
20 boxes mould and dipt Candle,
10 do ipermaccti do
hLO,
Boxes Chocolate do Oil Bags Shells
hegs Ginger, do Mufard, Rice, Pepper,
AhPice, Cinnamon, Nutmegs, Cloves,
Loaf and brown Sugar, Coffee, Cotton,
Cheeie, Saltpetre, Cotton and Wool Cards,
Flax, Logwcod, Redwood, Fulick,
Camwood ground, Copperas, Alum,
Gin Cafes, Powder, Shot, Stone Jugs,
Sulphur, Roll Brimaone, Table Salt.
Beeswak, Bakery TalIow; Corn Broors,
4d, Cd, lod and 2Od r|aih, IT, as'e. Nov o5