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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-04
FROM THE UTICA PATRIOT.

We cannot but notice, with some aston.
ishment, the following extraordinary para.
graphs, which appeared in the g Freeman's
TournaP' Of the 4th instant. This Journal
is the official paper of governor M'Kean
and his adEerents; those honest patriots,
who, heretofore, and till very lately, were
the declared aud open enemies of the fede-
rali:ts.
"The constitution of Pennsylvania (says
the writer in the Jourpal) as ordained and
established by the people themselves, was
framed by men of different political senti-
mrnfs selected and distinguished from their
feHow.ci,isens. for their zOiSdom and eape.
,ience. II was framed, signed, and recon-.
mended BY the ablest statesmen Of the age,
before the mushroom politicians of the pre-
sent day had arisen from their original OBJ
scurity, &c. &c"
This is indeed, gentlemen, Precious
confession. You have without reserve, and
in the most ample manner, paid that hon.
age TO the tStcnts and virtues OF the distn-
eulshed statesmen of your state to which
thev were Justly entitled; but in doing this
you have put the seal to your own infamy.
1eu were the FIST dsturbsrs of tina, polisi.
cal happiness and the destroyers OF that
greatness 10 which you seemed to be des'in-
ed, from the wise institutions of your poll
teal fathers. Itwas you who first erected
the altar of democracy, on which has been
sacrificed every thing that was good and
great in the state: and you yourselves have
assisted as sealous high priests, with unhal.
lowed passions, with demoniac fury. in
bringing to this altar its devoted victims.
You Grst opened the Aoodgates of political
discord, and called to your aid the passions
and preiudices of an ignorant populace.-
1t was you who gratuitously fed the rapaci.
Gus Jaws Of calumniating press, and adj
ministered to the support of a 1Vretch who,
by the confession of ONE of your party. you
then knew to be viHain, OF the 6 FIRST wa
ter" II was from you this Infamous revil-
er received countenance and support, when,
with the spirit of an Internal, he was de-
nouncing the great and good Washington,
and loading him with unparalleled abuse.
And it was YOU gentlemen, who raisec
these mushroom politicians, az you are pleas.
ed to call them, from their original obscure
tn. You were the cause, and now, unptt'-
eItbe mast GccxrssS effect" of your pre-.
sent political evils. With what face then,
can you make the following appeal
The Federalists, who, with their bre-
thren ,hroughou, the union, have hitherto
claimed the title of friends to the constltu.
ton, and profess to be It's jealous and &C.
tive advocates, have now glorious oP.
portunity, not only of helping topreserve
il. and promoting the best interests OF the
country, but eyincing their patriotism, and
aAewing TO the world, thss they srs assa-
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-04
TAVERN AND OYSTER
H O u s E.

THE Subscribers respectfully inform the Pub.
i lie that they have this day opsned 4 sss
of EatertaixSest, at the corner OF Dixie and IA.
ser frxsts, and intend to keep conffant luppy OF
The BEST OYSTERS,
and RELISHES ofevery deicriptioo; they will
alto be conhantly lupplied with the choicef LIZ
QUORS, OF all KINDS, and pledge lhemleives thae
no exertions will be wanting 70 render general
fatisfaesion. They felieit portion OF that Gus.
tom, which .hsy ssuf Abey will be found de.
ferving OF
logan g ShasI.
October .. ~
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-04
1ooDOLLARS REWARD!
on The night of tho

WHEREAS on The night of tho
Wv go h nlt,mo, the b ale # the iublcri 'ee
was forsibly entered by lome unknown villains By
meaos Of laider and ropes, by which they Ne
tered the third Rory window in the rear OF the
houfe, entered che fore and took therefrom,
Chef, which they carried into the yard and there
BURT il open, and took out, quaint OF Mo.
.ney, notify in Dollars, together with Silver
Watch, to which was affixed God Chain, the
Seal was cot glals OF a blue color, with the let.
tiers WK on it, the maker, name, Ihomas Ro-
binfon, London. the number Of tn. Watch was
1858. Whoever viii give iniorms 10 4 as to
lead to conviction, hall fecelve the above lewara
from
WIN KEAN.
4
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-04
COMBINED FLEET.

= n
On the 10Th Aug. at a, A. M. mcder-
ate clear weather, wind N E. by K. dsscri
ed feet bearing S. S. w. distance 4
leagues under easy sail--also small ship
bearing N. NJ w. distance Q IL leagues.
A frigate and line of attic ship gave US
chase at 9 A. M, ia lat. ~ long. Is,
10, wess---was boarded from the latter, and
found them TO be French; could not learn
where they were from, nor their destina-
ton: after examining our papers, they or
dered us to steer N w. all day & Luighl;
the Ace, was steering w. S. w The small
ship proved to be English, and from every
appearance Lisbon packet. homewai d
bound. which they took and after stripping
of sails rigging &c. set her on fire. The
number of che feet was thirty:four 10th,
at 2P. NJ. the ships to windward ave line
of battle ships and frigase. all under Eng-
lishscolorso bore up to join the Acct. Is h
at p. M was boarded by Spanish prlsa-
teer. treated politely, and informed, that
the above mentioned Ace, was from Corun
ma and Vigo--and the small ship, burnt,
was an English Lisbon packet, bound home
with much specie on board.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-04
BOSTON, September ~.
EP0 W FR AWHE.

Yesterday arrived the brig Shipwright,
Doak, in AZ days from Bordeaux. Capt.
Doak has politely furnished us with the
following extract from hts log book, re-
spectlng the
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-11-01
FOR SALE,

a TRACT OF LAND in Starry comfy, eestairinr
G5ou' 1000 asre,, zpit5ia miles Of STa,re, ,ver,
sns nile and BALI fa savisa6e par. Of C,ayi creek
16ert land elea,ed on d9ren. Parts IF tie fraa to
work fs or eight 6aadi ii three dsne7 i, and ID.
i7tf''vsss'ni, are Efficient for tie accommodation Of a
gentfe! family, roitb every nlesga,y lac e, ,@iay-
Tbs froa roH Bear diOaizg INFO tee part, and m4y
6aVs tiens prspe,tisa o. very rib Isqo rysars. 10
e1so ON 7v'ad De m're oaiuable to EngL pnrsLs,
S'SHHa' 10fS ffm6sr, both efzobite and rsS cas-
F' for fave') pis., Poplar 0nIajS and there is ve
~ as0a"f,gsOnsii.e for gra and azv mill, marty il,
be centre Of tie tya9-i. IL uuus.gary to Ey nor.,
Than blth ia tealby, airy .tuasia, and at.pads in
goSS LprGg' bar an caale orchard Aoso pe.oa, Of
900 grated fruit Of tie .rsf e5ofe AnAi. TIE gla-
my Of ne Aa"a', Willie 5f ju9sea.fky iLss vv5o are De-
fr'1t 9Pe6eng, aid zpW take lie t,outie Of iezyias
re pri~f'eaH Of t6s fuvsi4s money being Paid dssun
fef Distance my be PAID in fzO., three four annual pay
thanksgiving aRe'e0ei Esu,ay For terms apply 10
RIG HARD COOKE.
yesf His6f, ri<r Smitsfe'd, Z
September Is. 'To.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-11-01
FROM THE AURORA.

From the latet advices, the long menaced in
va'ion of England appears to have been fuper-
coded by the neceifary preparations for a conti-
mental war. Which, nevertheless, appears not
10 probable in the coslrfe Of the prcient year, as
in the fucceeding fpring.
The marches of the Rui1ian armies in 1898.
to the frontier Of the fcat of war, were not ac
complhed in lefs than four months and the
campaign of Italy did not open until April,
1899. No advices of the march of the Ruiiians
had been received in England or France in the
early part OF September laft and fcarcelv two
months were then left for any adequate military
movements on the part of an invading army,
which mutt be prefumed to carry its baggage.
proviion, and train of artillery.
The tardinefs of their operations would in
duce an opinion that the armies were mar.halled
to negotiate rather than to fight, and that in
the intermediate time of preparation, meafures
may be on the tapis for A reftoration of peace
upon fome new principles of partition or plum
der; in which, as in preceding wars, the allies
of the chief beligeents may pay the price of
pacification.
Rufiia may now obtain footing in the No
rra, by which fhe may approximate the magni-
ficent projects of Catharine III. on the Turiifh
empire; flie may obtain Malta; and the re-
public of the Seven lies, already poffefHng but
II NOMINAL SAltcDCt DIS an independent HdtP.
may be added 10 thole van and difperfed acoui-
fitious of Rufia, which form 70 ftrong an evil
dence of her ambition, but 70 weak an argument
in the French note of replication to Novozilt-
zof. The Britiih monarch may make it mat.
ter of grace to cede to Pruflia her rights and III
tie to Hanover and their other territories in
Germany already in ponefIion Of the French ar
mics.
Auaris, on the other hand, may be foothed
with new acqIitions on the Turklh frontier,
and may perhaps be 70 far favoured as to round
eff her dominion, by the addition of Albania,
Turlih Dalx,stia, and Syria, and the coun-
tries which i'll up the vait fpace between the
AdTiatic and the Danube, by which acquiGtion
Hungary would no longer form her actual from.
tier, and the inland commerce by the NUMEROUS
rivers Drina, Merroz,a, Bona, &c. &c. with tn,
fhores OF the Adriatic, might give new refources
to the growing fpirit OF commercial activity in
toe German empire.
But thefe after all may be mere reveres; no.
thing renders them abiolutely sbfud becauCe
experience has repeatedly realized occurrence
much lefs probable the partition OF Poland,
and The fquefration and ccCion of Venice,
were events much more extraordinary than any
OF tI'efe which we have furr,ifed, or than Others
which we corld anticipate a, zppendagcs 70
:nch courir OF eveRts.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-11-01
RUNAWAY NEGRO.

I,IFTY DOLLARS REWARD, il taken within
T. fifty miles of Richmond, and one hundred Dol
lars il taken beyond it, viii be given to apprehend
negco named LEWIS, about thirty years of age,
who laa night runaway from the fublcrbers. He is
very hout made, and about s feet 10, or feet |
inches high has rnafcune eou0tenanee --had on
when he went away, Ru(ia Drill Drab Ceat and
Pantaloons; but hasa variety Of other coathing-
lie was formerly the property Of Mr.. Edward Hal
lam Of Hanover Town, where perhaps be may be
goneAll matters Of veGels are forewarned from har-
boring OF carrying him away, under the penalty Of
she law. GILLIAr - KIRBY.
September 6. If
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TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.

UNAWAY from the fnbfcriber, OH Saturday
L v night lait, negro man named PRINCE, lie
Is about 5 feet s or inches high, fout made, ard
when iPoksn to, has rather down look; hi, appael
when he went of was drab broad cloth coat VITA
yellow cape, waicoat OF the fame, and panaloois of
Mancheter fluff, he ALTO took with him a hor,iack-
ct and panta!oons of Virginia cloth dyed brown and
yellow Merias waiecoat i, is prelunlable le may
attemPtto get to Petersburg or Richmond, and 90
from thence to Williamsburg or Norfolk, a. he was
formerly the property OF Samuel Griffin, Ell. of Viii
hamburg
Whoever will deliver the faid fellow % ME, FIVE
miles below Nottoway Court; houfe or FIGURE him in
Jai' 10 thati get him again, fha be entitled to the
above reward--Maiters of vefTels ard others, are
cautioned againG carrying him off
RICHARD EPES.
Nottoway, o&ober Is. (epsw p.
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Gnrnrran SitfeIItGel,ce.
From OUR EECL1sa PAPEgs.
HAMRuRcu. Ann

HAMBURCH, Aug. IS.
Il continental war fesms now more GkeIo
than ever. The Imperial recruiting parties hav.
received the mott poGtive orders to uf. every
eHert'on for obtaining men, and the bounties
are actually increafeG. No recruit can npr.
chate his difcharge as formerly, without finding
two men, and they NUT pats the regiment be-
fore he can obtain his liberty.
ne Danes and Swetles are alfo recruiting
very brikly, but only enlft thofe of their owl,
nation. Inc other petty fovereigns are no Iefs
buty in taking meafures to augment their ar
mics, bit are afraid to do it openly. in caGe 81
qnettions being afked which they dare not an
iwer. '"
The fnddep recall Of the Rufian Mininer bas
cauied great ieniation in Germany; and il sp-
pe1Is beyond doubt that the two Imperial
SCr,'s are making the mott active preparations.
The French Commander in this Inflated
country continues TO demand the NOT erorh;.
tant contributions, yet affects TO prefsrye kind
or mock diicphne anOHCf bis troops, which.
tor the moment, Gains the minds of the unfor.
tunate vieiims of his duphcity, and, by neqre
OF threats and promifes, iucceeds in encoursg-
ing them TO pur(ue their ufual nduft,y. 70
doubt, with view of reaping the fruits Gift.
You VIII hardly believe me, when acouaint
you, thatlhe has compelled the masiftrates of the
different diitrittsto levy a certain fun quarters
", az head morey, upon thofc within their iu-
riidietons and his treaiury is At this moment
10 wretchedly in want Of The heedful, that lie
cauied bills to be drawn upon them, At 3
months, which they mua ACCEPT, and which
the merchants are under TIC bittereft neceGisy
OF ditcounting. The fold.ery are extremely
diaatisfcd, aud delett.in great numbers fwe1.
ty-fevcn went off from one battalion few dsy.
ago, but notwithstanding the nor particular
leareh have ret been found. Where they car
md IN siyium God knows; perhaps the Ire &.
pcf'alilt may enlilt them; the Danes and SSed.,
won't and it is not TO be fnpcoied the priocs
, Of IIele CaiIel will.
The reaf,n Of Bonaparte's former marks %
difnetion TO that Prince is now Tnffcier,i.,
cleared up, by HE late overtures for bo,rouiv q
five millions ct dollars upon Hanoverian f-oI.
J ri'y' Welsh has bceo refvGed, Notwithstanding
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-11-01
FIYE DOLLARS REW,ARD.

CSTRAYED or lolen from my paRure two or three
- weeks pah,a valuable PLOUGH HORSE. He
Is Of bay COLOR furdy and well iet, has large boz
y, add of his eyes q believe his righ) has been
Injured by blow which divided his upper eye lid,
and has alnIo! if not entirely deprived him Of hit
ii tia, eye. He has fwitch name aud tail gal
Tops, trots and PAGES and would anfwer as we'll for
she cart as for the plough. have fome reafon to
believe he brought TO Richmond about the time
OF the Fairfield Races, and either exchanged or fold
will give the above reward, and pay all rearona-
bic charges, to any perfon who will deliver him to
nne, aud will give twenty dollars for the detection
81 tie thief, if ne has been ffolen.
w. BRoCKENRRoUGH,
Hanover, Oaober %. IT,
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From the Baltimore Eqeaj1g Pei.

fend for infertion in your paper, precious
1DoreeaRx, an important extract from the writ
lngs OF the famous Pr TER PoRCUPINE, the IA
vonrite champion of the sngIo federalifs, the
God of their idolatry, who was to overturn re-
publicanifm and re-eitablni kingly government
IN his maieity's colonies. / requen that every
American may read it with attention, and COM
pare dates, and times, and circumstances. This
man was once NOT confpcuous character i'm
the United States; he abufed the people of a
merica to their teeth; he infuIted their govern
ment and he reviled their character in the cen
ire OF their chief city: taking care to contra(t
and e&at the kingly government of England.
and the hyperion wifdom and purity of its mi
nllters, Pitt, Dnndas, Wmdham, &c. This Ian
guage was 70 very agreeable to certain party,
| and their patronage of the man was 20 obvious,
| that it began to be itrongly ftfpe6ed that Ger.
tain characters then high up in Congrefs, g..
not only nnderfood his drift, but alfred in hia
Vaccinations. The well.known disIomOfic dey-
ferjtt Of the then Engli1l miniRer MIR. Lifon,
gave good grounds for the fi,foicion "that Ger.
tain portions of the E1gii,b Eercf Ey4yiec man.
had found their way acrois The Atlantic"
But, ngfaf5 mafandi5, every thing is fuhiea
to change. Nefrs. -, -, -, &c. no
/ longer figure in Congrefs, nor in high places
/ Ds5d-sis iupesese5 tor iprculsSo5, and Pc.
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FALL GOODS.

HE Subscribers are receiving by the fhps fntre-
pid, Protedrefs and George, from Liverpool,
and the Suffolk rem London, their iuPpy of merchan-
die for the fall, which Especially in the Hardware
ine) is very extenve and general, and will be fold
by the piece or package. They have alto On hand
few Quarter CafE:s London Particular Madeira
Wine, Cogniac Brandy, Raiiins, Pepper, Allan,
&c All of which they offer for lale on the mott mo-
deTate terms
JOHN & RoBr. GAMBLE, Iun'r.
October IL. (oaw4w3
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ELLIS g. ALLAN

ELLIS & ALLAN
Have yf ,esei,ea BY tie S5iss P,.,sars and George
.f'ns Eivrrp''', ard SzSais jrsn Laraan,
a SUITABLE and wei, feeeed afIorsn,ent Of
4 \ FALL CooDS.--Amansa which are:
nufiei aud Point Blankets .N
Role Blankets froRi CT to LII
Mapped Cottons
kerieys whse aid eooared
Plains do. do.
Yarn and Plaid Hofe
Nails from Sd to sod
Putty and Glue
Boiled L;nfeed Oil in Jars
kngih White Lead ground in oil
-Yeilow Oclre
--Spaniih Brown
----Verdigreaie in pots
Bellows, Anvlls, Vices and Smiths hammers
Liverpool Filled Salt
London superfue Cloths and Cafsmeres. Gnsls md
double Mild
Psteut Woo,len Cords
Velvs;s, Hunters and Contribution Cords Corduroys
and Thickle,ts
Ladies London Kid and Morocco Shoe. aud Boot.
silk, Cotton and Worried Hofc
Silk Bath luftep DO.
--Vhte Angola Hofe, very fine
ce"tienen's Silk, Cotton, and Worried Hofe
----'---Angolas aud Lambs Wool
---------Lambs Wool Half IIole
Neal Italian Sarceness plain and checked
-Chambray Mullins
PLAIN and Tainboured Jaeonet Mullins
Coi0nsce, Piquet, & Laced Colorado * C,nbrie DO
Coioured Cambrics and Calicoes
Elegant Silk Shawls, do. Cambria do
5ruiies and Kddernnlters Carpets and Carpe.tiny
Sentiemens Real Beaver, Fashionable Hats
l--Patent DO.
Ladies Trimmed do.
Rich Black Molelsi,
Rich figured do.
Guns and Pifaols
Elesan, Fowiing Pieces
Seine Irvine
6-s and 1914 Diaper and Danak d.
ga, lo-4, lois Damaih and Diaper Table Cloths
iTi'h Linens and Sd !riih Sheeting.
Which viii be fold on moderate tsrm,
Cdober rs. IF,
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MARSHAI's SALES.

TO BIZ SOLD, for ready money, in purfusnce
ola decree ofthc court Of the United States, for
she fifth circuit in the Virginia diaria. between
fbeneas Bond, attorney for the creditors Of Ezekiel
Rdwar6saoi DAVID Rofs. and Others defendants, in
order to ra'ie the fam Of 1909 dols 20 Cents witf
the expcuces Of lae, number Of very yauabl, iIaves
row at the Oxford iron Works. The fale viii take
place at the isd Works, ON the l6th day Of Novem-
Der neat.
BENZ. MosBY, D. M. for
JOSEPH SCOTT, NJ. v. D.
Oaober 4. (ertdsA
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NOTICE.

a Petition will be prefented to the General. Al
fsmbly of Virginia, the next FELTON,, praying
that an al may pats to incorporate company for
the purpoe OF cutting Canal ON the fouth fide of
the Falls Of James River, oterwiie improving the
navigation of the river for the paage of Batteaux
and alio for the ehabihmrnt of a Bank in the town
of Manchester. AuguA Is (epmIA
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-11-01
DOCTOR !. WORRALL,

EJAvI,JG taken the firh brick houfs Oh the right
1 hand Gde after paling the corner OF the Crols-
Ereet leading from the Brck-Row to the head OF
tue Bafon offers his fervices the citizens Of Rich
scnd and It's vicinity in the different branches of the
MEDICAL PKoFEsstoN. Families reGding in the
country, requiring his aliiaance may depend on the
noa prompt and afiiduous attention.
O4ober 90. (oaw2m)
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OYSTER HOUSE.
GEORGE WATSON,

NILOINOE w OOIN,
IL AS commenced his former and well known oe-
4 cuPation offurn;ihiug OY,rtas, BEER SrEAxEs,
Cold SNAcEs, and RELIsHEs, at the white Houie
near the Union Tavern, wherein the Poh- Office was
lately kept. He begs leave to allure thofe who may
favor him with their company commands, that no
thing ihail be neglected On his part which promi-
les TO give fatis(letion
O.anhsr
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J>HR Co-partnerihip OF the iubfcribers, under
the firm of THoMAs Taylor s. Co. will I;f.
folve by mutual content, on the lith INIT.
THOS. TAYLOR,
mo. SATCHELL.
|. 7bejabisy;ber5, m'der tbe. firm Of
TAYLOR q BROWN,
Offer their ferviees to the public as Aucr1oNEEa.
and CoMAIss1oN MERCHANTS, at the itarid lately
occupied by Thomas Taylor x Co. where they have
on hand large ffoell cf
Dry Goods and Nsf-Iu.3ia. Produce,
mott Of which will be dfpoi.d of at private fale on
very low terms for eaih approved negotiable
notes. --..
THOMAS TAYLOR.
JAMES BROWN, Junr.
OaobsrlI. 0fl
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FOR SALE,

rEIHE Tenement belonging to the James River
L Company, where the manager formerly reiided,
lyng about half mile above the city, and con,iga
ods to lanes river, and commands profpeee equal
to any Gi. within the vicinity of Richmond.
The tenement contains of land, whereon
is the managers houie and excellent prng OF wa
ter.
The fae will be made on the premif.s, on Tuei-
Gay the fifth of next month, public auction, on a
stedit of twelve months, the purchafer give bond
with approved fecurity, and the ,itls be con-
veyed until thepaymentei the money.
BY order eftbe Prifdnt and Di,st75,s,
ROBT. POLLARD.
Otaob.r Is (tds.)
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70 PROJECTORS OF LAND IN ZEN-
NESSEE AND KENTUCKY.
oaob.r Is.

THE fubfcrber will, about the fra of January
4 next, fet out for Naiaviile in the Gate OF Ten
nsfee, where he means refde and to engage in
the practice of the law. Perfons holding lands or
having buinefs of any kind tranfaa either in Ten
regee or Kentucky, informed that he will UNDER
rake to Witt lands in either Of thefe ates to aicer,an
their value and quality, have the on them re-
guarly paid and any fort of agency which
will not require ablenee of more than weeks
from the place of has re!idence. Thofe who think
proper to employ him may rely upon his paying a
d.gent attention to the bu!iuefs committed to his
care. Letters adirencd him in fredericksburg
will be duly attended to, or he niay be feen at Gene
raj Minors Office until the 18th of December next.
HENRY MINOR.
Fredericksburg, October %. (oaw4w)
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MILITARY CERTIFICATES.

FOR SALE, Certificate, Is this rate, bearing in-
a tereh of per cent. and receivable at the Tree-
all arrearages of taxes priorto the year
WILLIAM PRICE, CaIi'r. Gcnl. Nj. A. s.
May 10. IT,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-11-01
FALL GOODS.

HE Subscriber is receiving and opening ge-
4 neral ahortment Of FALL AND WINTER
GOODS, which he offers for fle on his uiual low
terms. WILLIAM GAIT.
O9oher | 1. Az.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-11-01
NEIL M'COULL

RY Virtue OF deed OF Fruit, executed to the luo-
~ icriber, by Stephen Hughes, to fecure debt
due to James Lewis expreied in faid deed: will
be exPoied to fale for ready money the fri Mon
day in December next, James L.wis's Tavern in
toe town of Charlottesville, 40 of LAND, in
Guiding mill feat laying the waters of Moore's
Creek or 10 much thereof will be fufficient TO IA
tisfy faid debt, interelt and coR
BENJAMIN BROWN, Truftee.
Ceober Is. (.pswA
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-11-01
JUST RECEIVED
NJ JOHN PUMFREY"S,
BOOK-BINDRR AVN STATIOryp

BOOK-BINDRR AND STATIOERR,
II NWo hundred and fifty Reams Of FOOL SOAP
I POTT aud POST WRITING PAPER
lie has ALTO on hand an eztenGye fock Of BLANK
BOOKS Of all diferrtons, manufactured from mate
ral' Of the r quality, and every other article in the
Stationary line.
Tickets for fle 10 the Second Clafs Of the Rich
mond Academy LOTTERY.
OGober IL