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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-07-19

20 BE SOLD, to the hieheR bidder for cam bv
Virtue of a Deed ofTr,,it, in King and Gee,
county nine miles below Du kirk and eleven above
the court hone, at the dwelling of Iofeph S. Fox's,
on huriday the sth day of huguIt, one tract Of
LAND, containing by elimination IS acres n,ore or
le's. and bounded as follows 20 wit by Henry
smith, Polly D"ihazo, General Henry Young, Ed
var ri''i' James bickie, and Reuben Clayton Al
horie' cattle, heeP, hogs, houehnId furniture ktcl
en- co. and plantation uterGis, a number of which
too tedious to mention, alto riding chair.
July 10. (eFow.o,
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NEUTRAL RIGHTS.

What nce we ,hink Of politician. who at
this timeofthe daya intiscouptry Reps forward
rs the advocate Of the Briti(h doctrine in regard
- maritime l1w who wilhes 10 facrfce the
rights Of neutral nations to the voluntary or in
eyitabs in;pisce Of beliigerents; who reprefents
the rights OF var as ofe-eater dignity than the
rights Of peace who declares that free f,ios
ought not to make free goods" ard ttus expoles
tire commerce and carrying trade of Ar1cric9
almo6 Away. Al peace, 20 thc rapaci,y Of Eng
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THE SUBSCRIBER
Has lcieiy reeeivrd. tiom Pb;iadtl,h;.q :.

l7"5 HHieIr reeef1'ea Fff'om Pbiia1tI,k;a: y
e hANi'HoNE .,gs't,7rn: Of TEA CHINA, ia
JH .,a& Lyet, fi.J CIR o-I PHI, t;k,6 T,sr.
gorfeS and greet variety IF Liv-rnosi .isi Sr;s5
PF'i'td 17d China ga-.fa,es, zrIie6 nv Be barnli
's IF s,af or ia Pratt a;rieafs D,as ~ 10 fir ,-fi-
era. ne @gi'y' '1is &y reeertd ecsEg@mcrt f,eae
ssrf'Ni S,"7sn S1ger, g geak qnehty, in kbss eai
"-.. h.5't6 De gill jA 'reaaL!J ste 6 Q, ossoi4Ls
1otei, at ca Gr,s.
Re esnfiaacs TO kere general e0s,iueaf If t;R0cE-
fiES q he 65a g2a!ity ia, yeiaiiag and 6as o. Lsni
-1Atena, ~. LG,1i and n. z. Ruu, 6y l5e I'D Ccys;
&c ana apple Sraasr, BY tie pipe and Au,cl; Seea;e
osa'' oy sbe Ios, end CleSving 7ataero q. osd qlai
d, ne EoasG DANyEZ 7-PypI ryT- :"
July I9.-epsw.
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VALUABLE coAL LANDS.


RE Coal Lands at Dover in the county of Cooch-
land, joining Dodor John Adan,s's coal pits and
Mr. Crahans, belonging to the fubferibers The
iltuaton IS uncommony advantageous for coal works
me dhtance from Manikirtown ferry, on lanes
river, about 800 yards-the nope 70 advantageous
as to render it extremely eafv to eonflrud Wagon
ways Tor tranporug the Goals the river at little or
no eKponee. There is a very fire landing on the ri
yer bank, belonging to the efates, for depoftino
the Goals, from whence they can he conveyed into
the boats by wooden trunk, with great expedition
aud cafe The itua;ion is ruoh a, to enable the coal
matter 70 carry the works for many years without
interruption from fuberraneous water 70 troublefome
and expenve at coal pitts. The body Of coal is con-
iidered very abundant, and rot in the fnalleR de-
gree exhauied there has been only one fnall 1af
made tie edge Of the land and works fl far as 70
prove the excellent quality of the Goals and the cafe
with which they MAY be taifed. We will attach TO
the eolliery SMALL FARM, If required, within
one mile, with uielui improvements For further
information apply the fubicribers at the city of
Richmond.
DAVID ROSS,
JAMES CURRfE.
5uly ~ IVA
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-07-19

IN puriuance OF an ad OF the General AiIenbiy Of
thus commonwealth entitled, am as authori6no
the appointment Of mathematical furyeyor Of
the city Of Richmond and for other purpofes, paAed
the eighth day of january, 1905.
DUBLTC NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN. tina,
in virtue Of lnit of oiquod da,unuv iiined from,
the court of the county Of f5enrico, aud to me d.
re9ed, fba on the l5th day Of Augul next win,
jury, meet on the lands through which the common
council ofthe city Of Richmond, propofe to extend
the crofs ftreet of fad city James river, to con-
meet that part of the town lying on the esR fde of
Shockr creek, with that on the wet Gde thereof.
by continuation Of the fevcra ftreets ALREADY laid
out acois the aid creek till their junction with each
o'her and to lag out and extend the way now uGed
as areet from the northern boundary of the cty
of Richmond 90 run BY la,es yard to the mar
ket-houfe, and from thence continued along Robert
N1itehell's Tenement TO the river end extend thel
treet from the old mot factory near the margin Of
the river to Rockets landing as the ranre Is now ,r
ed-then and there view the lands ard carry into
eTea the iaid iuit Of ed gp,d dg7nrs7.
N SHEPPARD, Deputy for
William Mayo.
1uly -.
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A Tract or LAND

I DIN GilMER, wiflies 70 fell traG NJ laoiS
conGRirg Of $50 acres, lying within half mile
1t Chsrlottfvil'e. Any Perion WHITING to purebsIs,
may fee The lard and know the terms BY applying 70
aim in that place.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-07-19
July 10.
In Henrieo County Court, cfnly N, 1905.
IN. CHdWCERT.

Tortundtus 5ydu0r, Compi't
Againh
JeGe Smith, Robert sydnor q Viii n.r,.
liam Garland Sydnor, Def"
HIS day came bs complainant y biz e.ueM and lbs<
i dcfar3arfs, RoJerf and E1iLiam Ca,L1s5 S,Jao,
not 577f1g eafrod fbsr aepsaranee, aaS vn pyg ae-
eo,diTg 70 Bs d6 q |9b!y,ia fej ee maA and pro-
Odsd ant bs yaIH IF this cont, and aebearisgfo he
ri d7oa 9f he cont, That Bey are net iqb4bfohis of
i5b ommoa7eogB. On TIE motion Of Bee30biuiaasf 5y
bb eepe qfoyeddj hh o,dt,ed Baf Hs Eii GfSadqst,
do dPrery 6vs on he mn lAeaday ia C7obct aest, an
og'7Osy brM@ tie Jaid ssm}iqitas;, ami fbat cor
sf, o,r bsJo,iL7cib i1yr( in ossef TIE ne7cjeosfI1V
ppbbed IN NE city IF Riebao7d 70, t5po uegfLs pee,C
vey, and fs1ed at tie Co0f-5oys Soor IF bs county.
Tens,
ADAM CRAIG, c. c.
July l0---(eF On.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-07-19

After all, fuppofe that the Roman Catholics
had fucceeded in their petition, would thew
have obtained every privilege TO whch they
were enttled?Far fromit. Itistrue, that every no
litical disability woudhavr been removed. The
Catholics might then have afpired to fill the
highef Offices in the boronghs, the navy, the ar
my, or the fate. But would thefe privileges
have placed them upon an eunalitv with every
other feet in the Kingdom Would there not
flill have been favoured religion, an e1ah-
lihed hierarchy; church of the government ?
Would the a1miifion of the Catholic petition
have thrown down the fplendid pyramid of the
Church of England, with all its curatcq, dea-
cons, arch-deacoos, bihops and arch-bi(hops
Would it have civen them right of entry 10
ON the magnificent Sees of Canterbury and
York? Would il have relieved them from
che opprehive perfrcutiou Of tythes, proctors,
and tythe farmers? If therefore the Catholics
If ireland would tiIl have groaued under fIcb
oPprefiions, had they even pdrtaien of the mer-
cy of the government; what NUT we think OF
the opprefFions they fuaan, or Of the patience
neceGary 10 endure them, now that their petit
on has been rejected; now that they are fhut
out from the principal places under The govern.
meDt ?
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-07-19

John {. Hubner, republican, is appointed drec-
t'r o. the Richmond bank, viee Gabriel Raliton, re-
publican, who has refgned.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-05-06

..,h :. a,.ersa with view to tho promotion,
sDui, - a. continuance ia Office, Of an midi
en ,'s' h.v.y,r eminent for talents and patriot
;H, RI, Il: rsvele of the sasrsioa was The
nn a VIII Or without the alteration, the re-
ne, 49,, If Mr.. Iseron, in all human probabl-
s elect ~. equally s certain wtae. the con-
IVY, !" .,oo;ar.d by caucus Of tn: majority Of
~. In, a,.aher, Of both houiss, 20 dsyse ways and
,as % direct The electoral votes IL fach man
's'a. - s,ol,.. Ga. reelection of thc Prsidens,
n -. ~. a,,snd,nens not be adopted.
: Rat o,ber alterations Of the constitution, It'll
~ d.,srasty. Of the right, Of the fnaii ltats'
Ger. i contemplation and OF the CREATION OF an
. wSaS Of large Ates 70 ,. guided and 60
aan s1.I ~ y;rrir.ia, the smen3neas in qeaion
- :. conG9ered the naroiager. Inc eslosaee 70
60 III, a(T.r,iaa, s6l the caasatter OF The
assa,ss ;nnoyarons, wiittofn H.. iubjets OF
f,,n.e latter. ElusIly in iinsie community
Ia !, co,t.d.rsted republic, there IS natural
ss a. - max. the ersag Rsonser, aud the weak
w.sksr. lhaIl drop my pen tor the Prelsn'
vbrg, !, has recorded the remark, that have ne
-, ;o,.ati,aally given vote calculated TO re
ducs IL. weight Of tn. fmall itase Of Vermont !"
-. Ar,.,;eao Union, and the ptomile thu! me-
w., wilI OWE such vote in fu,uss.
- wa =. JAMES ELLIOT.
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aleranDrta Dalp aooerttser.


Extract of letter from Lasaresto, (Phil')
dated May 2.
Arrived this morning, schooner General
Green, captain Jones, ten days from Cape
Francois. Part Of Drssalines army had
returned from the CITY of St. Domin
go; THEY MADE AN ATTACK ON
IT BUT WERE REPULSED.
Lisf eff Vsssels at Cabe Francois.
Brig Lovely Lucy, Griffin, Philadelphia
--schrs. Messenger, Golden, Philadelphia;
Greyhound, Williams New York ship
Marquis Semiramis, Ames of Boston, to
sail on or before the first day of June -;
schrs. Inland, Lucket, Alexandria; En-.
terprize, Lewis, Alexandra brig Lydia,
Patterson Charleston schrs. Severn,-.-
Mills, Baltimores; Plato, Flatwood. do.
Arrtved and sailed far port de Pax.
Schrs. Victory, West, Baltimore, AM
phion, Comma, do. Atalansa, Nlicks,.---
Charleston.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-05-06
Valuable Property for Sale.

All Subscriber offers !or sale, a two story
! BKICK DWELLING HOUSE, ,hirty
by fcrty teet, containing fifteen rooms with a
cellar under the w.lsls, and two acres OF ground
in the town of Biadensburg, Prince Georges
County, Maryland, fou, miles from the city OF
Wilmington, with fable and other necessary
out houses, garden we'll inclosed, containing q
variety Of vegetables and fruit trees, surrounded
by Lombardy Pcpiars, clear fIeam OF water
running along one side of the property and IS
about one hundred feet from the county.
wharf there are are three fp:ingso Of water CONT
guous to the premises, one off which Is the
SPAW SPRING.
ALTO, CORNER LOT adjoining the above
delcribed premilrs, containing about half an a.
ere on which is a Franc Houfc, a. by 50 teet,
an excellent fand for retail or whoisiae 'tore,
NOT more than go feet from the county wharf
Terms Of fsie Will be made 20 iuit the Purcha.
fer, ard immediate poaeaion may be had.
Alexander Mcdonald.
B!adcnburg. lMarylant| May 6 e"S's.
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May s..
STRAY HORSE.

Strayed from the lubfcriber living
il Alexandra, On the z6;h April, dark SOR
REL HORSE, about nine or ten years old,
aboas fourteen hands high, his two hind feet
white, one more W hise than the other, his brcaa
remarkably (pol.ed, fone faddlc Tarks, fhod all
round, PAGES, racks and canters, bur ieldom
trcts. He was fecn on the Sunday, afternoon
following croGing the run below .Haf.fhhorpe's
mill, going towards .Ffeoh's old fields. He We,
bought from about Chadefown, and field here !;
it is probable he will endeavour to return. l
will give reward of FIVE dollars to any .perfon
delivering him 10 me. if taken within TEN miles
Of town,f further reafonahle charges. Fl
/ I'iHsaas Harper.
Mays. s.-1F dsaeo3s
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EIGHT DOLLARS Reuard.

RAN.AWAY, from the fnbfctihe', living in
L,ciburg, Loudoun county, Virgins, on the
10Th April Taft,
A MULATTO BOY, named EW, or
n LEWIS, 9oysars old, about 5 feel s
or 9 inches high, fender made, big jointed,
large feet, fond of gaming, and great talker !:
Had on, when he went away MKT grey Cloth
costee, white calinere Jacket, blue cloth over
ais, cznsbutg G,irt, and round hat. He was
fcen at the fila wharf, in Alexandria on Sunday
the If ApriL All matters of veasls and others
are forwarncd againa carrying bin of at their
peril. Whoever will appfehcl;a faid boy, and
deliver bin to me, or lecures him in any Jail
20 that get him again. fball receive the above
reward and al realoEabe expenccs paid.
William Taylor.
Nav 6.
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LAWRASON e FOWLE,
N @ T | & f..

E.tact, from the 18th section ef the Act,
entitled /" An Acs to remove Nmisances,
breserve The Reahh Of the inhabitants q
Alexandria. and 0ther !burp0ses;" !,
"BE 1t eaaaed, That the perfons
living on paved tree,s, G,a'l clean the foot ways
oprofite the property they ocedpy. and fhall
moreover waih fieh. foot ways every saturday
from the 6rf day OF May. to tie lat day of
September, unleis prevented by the weather -
Any inhahitan. who (liail not perform the said
duties, lhaI, for every neglect, forfeit and pay
thirty three cents"
To thofe p:ifons who may have lately come
to refdt in town and are unacquainted with the
above feci'ed law, this information is given; -
thofe of a longer rchdence smonge US will, it is
hoped, give it due attention.
The police conhsbe is hereby required TO be,
vigilant in the prsmifss, and give information Of
all delinquences.
7ohn Mandevilse,.
Superintendent Of Police.
May |. ST
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BosTON, April go.

Bv n. arrival a, this port of the ship
PALMYRA, capt. Remington, aud Sally, capt,
Webber. from Liverpool, we have received
T.ond,o papers 20 the 18th March. twelve
DAYS laser than our previous dates from that
quarter.
The advices, contained in these papers,
present nothing new, in the aspect of En-
ropean politics. Communication and pro-
positions, both for peace aud war, are con-
tinnally presenting themselves TO the difter.
ens Cabinets of Europe; but 50 entangled
are the relasisns, which subsist between
the several governments, and SO strong the
jealousy entertained of each other, that II
is found difficult, either to agree on the pre-
lminaries of "a pacific system OF measures,
or 10 combine the force necessary for vi-
gorous prosecution of the war against
France. During this political interregnun
nothing is left to crafty public curiosity
but what is founded on mere rumour aud
conjecture.
Among other articles of Intelligence OF
this kind, it was reported, that the answer
of the Emperor Alexander, to the Com
munication by the British king of Bona
parties overtures of Peace, had been re-
ceiyedin London, but the purport OF it was
not known that insuperabie difficulties ep-
posed the formation of an offensive and de-
1ensive alliance between Great Britain and
Russia, and that Prussia had undertaken 20
prevent like treaty betweenher &Sweden.
Opposed to this It is observed. by one
ofthc most intelligent London prints, that,
SO the most interesting events,seem new IN
their progress, anu the war, at.the present
moment, has chance of becoming active
and important"
The secret expedition, was stated to be
~ readiness, and would sail on the 2lst
OF March.
There were reports of the sailing OF the
Brest and Toulon neets but they were
considered mere reports, or the echoes of
reports. In the Dutch and French ports,
however, every thing besokened readiness
tor sailing: Aud the English secret ex-
petition was on the point of sailing., The
guessing sSsidnancs all fix on Egypt as the
eo!sct OF It's destination. The celebrated
general Moore is commander In chief
Every appearance indicated an eventual
summer.
twas the Prcvailins opinion, that Pot-
tugal would not DC suffered TO continue
neutral.
Inc French had marched division Of
troops into Lubec Zone, of the free impe-
rial cites and demanded heavy loan, at
the point Of the bayonet; more, IT was
sad, than the city could pay. This is not
very corrobera,ive evidence Of the boosted
sxaosrance of'ri,e French resources, under
the new dynasty.
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N q / l e. E..

Battalion Courts Of Enquiry of the
6rit and econd Legion OF Militia, will be held
at the Court Heuit, on Friday the 10th Infant,
a, 10 O'Clock in the forenoon, tor the aheanent
of Fines for non attendance at the Muiter, the
nth Of Taft nonrh: And a Legionsiy Court
win be held at the fame place, on Turiday the
zlf Infant, for he.'ing appcas, and performing
other duties required by law.
May s. - 81
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r E vi. 0 "a L.
! a M ES pu g 9 Z r

IA MEs RUSSELL,
iS5t removed BIZ Store to Royal aree,, in sart 81
zoe ZIP hAeLs TAVERN HOUSE, one dos,
"',l0 q 6mg ff'esf; zO5sre Be has t;aa ottse2
atss@ Jatp5. Of
esrlnan & Eaa-India Goods,
rs'a.s' IDENTITIES, cascks. Ifih Linens, sc. &c.
@a.sh 0t Will ie.i BY the piece, low, for cath,
May q. y
.,a =, 3. will let, for four year, the BRICK
+'ooSE l have juR left, on Fairfax EJECT.
]. r.
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~ CAsH gwen for clean linen and
e0aoa Rags, By the Printer hereof.
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U II e ~ 7,
THE two eory FRAME HOUSE on the
L corner of Prince and Royal-Areets, nnw
occupied by Mf. John Pittman. PtGe6ion will
be given the Isth of Nav next.
Alto, Wsrehouie and Wharf,
adjoining Hswss & Nll'r,'s. Apply to
JOHN MUNcASTER>
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ELLIS g ALLAN

HsVr rcecivNd by tie Roila from Loaaon,., sfH,;,
SPRING GOODS
saorgH 7o6ieb are ne foilOzoiav 4eh,,
. oNDoN Superline Cloths and Caaere,
: r Cuttings and Dimties,
Handiome fashionable worked & lacedduains,
81, 81 and 1914 Diapers,
Sd, $40 and lO-l6 Damalk Table Clio,
Gentiemen's white and brown Cotton S6,;nos
Ladies elegant laced white dol
Do. Tortoife-ihell bent and braid Com
Chintzes, Cailicoes and Furniture
Gentlemen's black fa1lonable Hats,
Do. drab beaver DO
Do. do. patent fix do.
Umbrellas,
Boys Morocco Caps, plain and furrd,
Bet Hemp Roles,
EngiIh White Lead, 'paniih Brown, Yellow. era
ground in oil, aud verdigreafe,
Pruilian and Fig Blue,
Beit Boiled OIL in Jars,
Durham MdlarJ, &c. &c.
Which, added to their prefsnt flock, and thoe,
peeled daily from Liverpool, will render tbeIr
iOrtmeut general MAJ 7 Ls,t
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Juft received, ard for faie at RITcHIy and
WoRSLEY'S be, k fore,
Price one dollar and .Jtiy cents.
NEW SYSTEM OF
MODERN GEOGRAPHY

Ka general Deifription effbe maj rsnsai;ka-
:, - 0fs countries throughout tbe kno4on qvorld !;
Their reedi7e EtuationJ, exfe7ts. di4Eous, c;t;f.
Ti7'e'J' 1omtains, ./6ii5 and productions tbei,.
commerce, manners, cufoms and RELIGIONS, tor.
f'er 7rit6 fheir Prinripai bjRoyieal Fq,enfs and
polififal Importance IN tie g,sat con,,aonqvraltb
81 nations; compiled from TIE nadE ,uode,1, ri
tens Of Geography, and tie Aatef uoyares G1d
fra1eIj, and containing many important additions
TO TIE Geography Of the Uuifed States that ba4,s
ne7er appeared in any other zuork otfbe kind, luE
frafed s0if6 eigbt MAPS, COMPUTING tbr AatrR dir
eoa'frie', AMI rngraz'sd BY lie fxR 14mericaa ar
'f'' 8SssIsa SGr.lcnla,!g for tbe Hs 4tbooi.
BTBEN5.ANLN DANES.
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FOR SALE.

Tx TRACT sf LAMP on svtie5 cJzas,Ga1 e,g,f
bogif 10 fiaalM
ne iublsribers, being defirous Of making dv;.
= hon ofdi lands, will diGpofe Of the a5oee %
advantageous terms to the purohafer, for cain or or
ssrsdf' This tract csntains 1924 acres; an excel.
Ieht gIlt-m1i good and convenient buildings, tia,
are en'pred IN the Mutual Aiiuranc9 Company ofthi.
TINS Rate tor the ofpublie buiinefs or the man,
m1y other advantages, fiugulsrly inviting, niob, +,
Parueularzed, but we deem il unneceiIarv 20 e.,
more, than TO invite thofe who with to puseb,o. =,
come and view the prentice "
WiNIREE, Jun.
Wan. WINFREE.
>Ts'''s"' J"ne 20 1907 ftepSt}
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BROKER's OvPIcp

ME iubieriber informs the Citizens Of Richmond
and the public IN general, tha, he mas taken the
booie, door to Mr. Wulisn, 4na:'s -. wy
Of the Baton. where he traiiads,be BpC,RypaCp
and COMMISSION BUSINESS in all their various
branches From his general knowledge Of bnfnei..
aided by has attention aud folicude for the interea
OF thoie VINO may pleaGe favor him with their COM
nands' hops to participate in the confidence of !,
generous pnbile lie pledge. hinfrlf that no exerti
sns Of has ihaiI be warning give the utnoa fitis
GEORGE Willy.
t"e 10 (cpd
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FoR sdLr
A1ey 3

NHbe Sold, 10 tie bgbsa Lidar, on s,.sijs,, on Fri.
dry TIE l2fbof 1nfy III
I 'IIE TENEMENT formerly S,,p;ed h., lowe,
l. Harris, belonging to the fam River Comn,.
ny; containing acre of Landlitb a DveIl;p,
Houfe thereon, which, with fr,a!lsoeor NAV Il,
made TO accommodate family conAtablv.
Inc enement borders on the Cal, and has the
aV'ItaSe OF an excellent iprng OF wer, and affords
Pio:Pee. not iurPa'ieo Dy any IN theeighbourhood
A credit of twelve months will ,,lo,,s5 ,l
purehafer, on giving bond with approx Gecur;.v
BY o,Str IF he Prsedta and Diyg,,.
ROBERT Th.I.ARD
Tunc OF. (t,Isi
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VIRGINIA.

Luste Superior Court Of Cbauee,y laden ia Resn,ora,
Between
Thomas Price ard John sanddge, Plaintiffs
Alexander Outlaw. fenior, and Alexander
Outlaw, junior, Def.n,i,n,.
motion of the defendant, Alexander Outlaw.
JUNIOR by Council, this caufe is ordered to lie re-
doeketed; thcreupon the faid defendant, filed his an
iwer, 70 which the plaintiffs replied generally, and
eon,mions are awarded the plaintiffs and the lad de-
fendan, to examine and take the depoftons of their
wtneiies; and on the further motion Of the faid de-
fendant, the referreth the accounts, between
hum and The plaintiffs in this iut, to one of its com
mioners to be by him examined lated fet.led, and
TO .ne court reported with any peca matters though,
pertinent BY himfef or required by the parties TO be
iPeeially ttated. Copy Tefe,
PETER I: NSLEy, &C.
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"hsh added to his former fock, completes an ac.
lortment that was never equaled in his line of buff.
neis, in this city D"
ne thanks his cuitoners for pah favors, and hone.
10 merit continuation of their cuRonl. His former
attention to the quality Of his Medicines import;no
them IN their crude fate, that he might be able %
Judge OF Their quality. and powdering and prepar;n
them under his immediate infpeciou have contrb,ed
to his Preient eiablihment and oppoGtion he nre-
Tunes will not relax his exsrtiors to give general re
| faction MIXTURE IT'LL
His experience for more than year, pae =, A
Potheeary and Drugga in this city, added 70 In,,Il
tock OF Medical Information acquired before enablss
hn'' ne thinks, to form tolerably corfea idomsr,
as to the quality of Drugs and Medicines. alt5onah
ne cannot boat OF banorJ eogjrreS on linn greater ,b
the confidence Of numerous and re.pedable euGo-
mers. f' Sui'o-
'l regard TO bis whoeille prices. he pro,o;cs. b.
iuri'h each of his wholefae culomers with tr;r,sd
Prce current, as oon polbe and feels biiI Co..
iioent IN their appreciation, knowing that mo one =,
tn's ate can afford to under-iel him. This h. In
ts'ds 10 o,not 10 get oeS' eqomeys from Ben bur tn
ieeure his own. w. ''''"' O"' 10
Any articles that may be ordered, and mo-, ,,,,ro,,
ca OF as to quality, may be returned il in Good dre
and IN rea!onable time. u Ne'
- - (3wSstO
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RaIes at iuet:on.

VIII be fold on the premiies, on "Wednesday
the Sd day of July next
A LOT on Shockoe-hill, No. 5s4. adjoining
L the lot whereon Mr.. Samuel Creenho,y
iives.-The terms of fale will be, one hundred
pounds cain, the remainder in twelve months :
TO iecure which a deed of tua upon the lot
will be expected.
THOMAS TAYLOR & Cow. NJ.
June n. (.ds)