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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-01-14

Notice is hereby given to the Cree
ditors Of Robert Hamilton, a Bankrupt, Tkat
II. allow snce of sis final certificate Of 2fctaras
j, poa ,oned ua,il the "A Monday .fFeb'uSry
next. al four O'Clock P. M. st S,e.l,'s Hotel at
the City Of Warrington, At which TIM. and place
his fnai dfshs,se will be allowed, uolsfs caule be
then and there (hewn 10 the con.t,ly,
VIM. CRUNCH,
Alsaaut Jadge of tie circtit Court Of the Die
tfiA Of Colsnois.
Jan. II. d3t-
The (ublcriber wines to hire, for 4
year, ,us Mgr, Men, 70 work en- ha farm, Q!
the mouth Of Hurting Cfe-k. Thcfe who can
ditch will be p,efeirsd.
James c,ah.
January -. ~
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-01-14

trail vessels, were at all the ports, am at a
loss what is bestto be done /; cofee Is We
ny scarce and rising.
Arrived, the s!oop Unity, in rs days
from Alexandria. She was bound to. the
Delaware and got up TO Brandywine where
she came to anchor; BUT had to cut her
cables in severe gale, and bore away Tor
this port in leaky condition; her sails are
much torn.
mi. bao.3 8
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-01-14

Levi Lincoln, ESQ. Attorney genera! OF
the United States, resigned mis- Office on
the LIST. day of January inst.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-01-14
EeM Gambetraes.

J,nusry ID.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-03-23
(ts IL censs !singie. J

ana suspicious aspect. tits only in cases
OF Constructive treason and libel, that his
zeal breaks out. Through tire whole ,c-
nor or his jud cial conduct runs the spirit
OF party. couid cite the name and au-
thoriry of a Judge of whom If might be
permitted 10 speak I would say, that he
was no less a. terror 10 evil doors than
shield to the oppressed. In commend-
able zeal Tor the faithful execution OF the
la~s, he has never been surpassed nei-
Their in tenderness 10 the liberty Of the
ciiizeNs nor .he b-rty of the press, nor
trial BY Jury. There Mr. R.read the fol-
lowing passage from Fuckers Blackstone,
vol. Nv pa 550.1 6 But tits not customs
ary nor agreeable to the general course
approaching (uuless by consent Of par
ties. or where the defendant is actually in
Jai) To tr. persons ,',dicted of smaller
m,sdemeanots at the same court in which
they have plead not guilty., or traversed fhe
Indictment What follows is, subjoined
IN motel And this is the practice in
Virginia, but in the case of the United
States a. ainst Calender, in, the federal
court at Richmond, May, 1900, differ
ent course was pursued, although the act
OF congress { Cong. ] Sep. chap. 90 SEQ
is the very act aud section on which we
rely.
have endeavorcd, MIR. President, in
manner. lam sensible, very lame and in
adequate, to discharge the duty incumbenr
on rae TO enumerate tbeprinc pal points
upou which we shall rely, ard 10 repel
SINE Of he prominent obje6lions alvamc-
ed by the responden,. Whilst we conf
IDENTITY exp. CT on his conviction, it is from
The strength of our cause, and not from a.
nv art OF skill, in conducting il. |, re-
quires SO l,,le support TIA, (thank Hea-
ven) n cannot be injured by any weakness
oimine. We shall bring forward in proof,
such specimen of'judicial tyranny as,
trnst in Cod, will never be again exhibits
ed in our country.
he respondent has closed his defence
by an appeal 10 the great seafcher of
hearts for he purity al his motives. For
his sake. rejpice, that. by the timely ex-
ercise 81 that mercy which, for wise pur-
poses has been teposcd in The executive.
this appeals moi drowned by the blood of
an innocent man crying aloud for vep-
geance, that the mute agony of widowed
despair and the waiting voice Of the or.
phan do nor plead to Heaven for Justice
on the oppressoi's head. But for that in.
ieTvention. seii-accusa,ion before that
dread tklbunsi wonId have been needless.
On tina, awful day the blood of poor ig-
ncfant frienciiess. unletiesed German.
Murdered under the sembance and color
OF law, sent without pity 10 The scaffild,
would haverisen il, judgment at The throne
OF grace. against the unhappy man arr
raigned at your bar. Buttbe president of
the United States by well timed aci, ae
once, OF justice AID of mercy, (and mercy
iik. cisasity covereth a multitude of sins.l
nrestsd The victim from his grasp, and
saved him from the. countless horrors Of
remorse, by not suffering the pure erraine
Of Justice 10 be dyedin the innocent blood
OF John Fries.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-03-23
NEW YORK, March Il.

The frigate John Adams which lately
arrived here from the Mediterranean, is,
we understand, Immediately to une ergo
some repairs with view 10 her return 10
that place. a rendezvous IS also imme-
diateiy TO be opened for the raising Of 500
men Tor the Mediterranean service. Isis
the obie0 OF government to send This re-
Enforcement as soon az may be 10 that
quarter, for the purpose OF enabling COM
modore Barron 10 make successful at
tack on the enemy. We trust the ensu-
sung summer will see either ne haugh.
~ Bashaw reduced TO submission, or his
castle laid in runs : in either Of which ca-
ses the main object Of the war wouId be
ob'ained--the power and p, ide Of rripoli
would be humbled.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-03-23
March l3.
Inofher Murder /!

From Capt. Bennett who arrived vester-
day from New ORES -, we learn that
dnel has lately been fought that place
between Mr.. Lewis brotbe -in.Iaw 60 go
venor Claiborne, and Mr. Starry. gen
tIeman Of the law from Providence r. +.
in which Mr.. l.. was rnorialIy wounded
the second fire, and expired immediately.
A political dispute is said TO have original.
ed the fatal meeting.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-11-02
LONDON, Sept. D.

JuIt as the combined fleet failed
from Ferrol, eight large American
ihips, under convoy Of two armed
lhips, failed from Nantes for Cadiz,
laden with ialt, beef, pork and bifcuit;
the Colpoys brig fell in with them in
the night, captured two, the reit teP-
arated, and got between the lilc OF
Dieu and the main.
At length we are able to put an
end to the lulpenle which the public
has for iometime felt with reipel to
the combined fleets.
Capt. Blackwood, of the Euryalas
frigate, arrived this morning at the
Admiralty with difpatches. His fhip
had been fent from Cork to Lord Mel
fon but milling him, proceeded 10
Admiral Collingwood, off Cadiz-
The dilpatches fate, that the combin-
ed fleets, coniilting of u fail of the
line, arrived at Cadiz on the Goth
ult. Admiral Collingwood, of courfe
did not, with his four fail of the line,
venture TO oppofe tbem-they chaied
him for hort time before they enter
ed Cadiz. AS foon, however, as they
had got in, he turned to his ftation
and re.anchored with his four fail of
the line off the harbor. On the 24th
the Euryalas fell in with sir r. Cald-
er's fleet, within 20 leagues of Cadiz,
70 that he would in all probability Join
Admiral Collingwood the next day,
and the blockade of Cadiz would then
be effe6tually re(umed. Ad. Bicker-
ton will be able to prevent their unc-
ton with the combined fleets, ihould
they attempt it.
Difpatches have been received from
Admiral Collingwood, informing of
the arrival Of the combined feet at
Cadiz, the aoth Augult, conGiting
of % fail of the line. Sir Robert
Calder and Admiral Cornwallis had
been made acquainted with the fact.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-11-02

Advices from Admiral Cornwall
lis mention, that fquadron of ten
fail of French ihips, (four of the line)
had chafed the Mel4mpus frigate, on
the goth Augult, OFF the Penmarks.
They are fuppoled 10 be the ihips left
at Migo, and bound to L'Orienr.
The Rochcfort fquadron, it is faid
Tipped into Brett, when CORVALLIS
had hauled of; TO intercept the COM
bined lquadron.
Lord Keith has returned from the
Texel, in the Edgar, of "a guns. Ii
is laid that there is els appearance
than formerly of an intention on the
part of the Dutch feet to put TO fee.
A Spaniih privateer, commanded
by an American, named Hooper, has
captured ihip of 400 tons, from Ii
verpool for New-york, and a Dutch
brig from New-York for the Wef-
Indies as alfo Bermudian vehel and
fome others.
We flop the prefs to announce the
arrival ola fecond expreis at the Ad-
miralty, with dilpatches, itating that
the combined fleet, after arriving at
Cadiz, has again put TO iea, following
nof,herly courle. As We have more
than cnce had location 10 notice the
couric iteered leaving port proves no.
thing refpecting the real deltination of
4 fleet it is in every cafe necenary TO
gain an ofing-and, befides, falfs
courie is often followed to deceive an
adveliary, till darkneis enables them
20 alter it with letS chance of detection.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-11-02
LateR Foreign Articles.
LONDON, Aar. II.

LONDON, Aag. II.
The Hsmbsrg mails Of the 9Th and I6th inf.
arrived this morning. We have extracted the
following arrcles from our private correC-
pondcnce -
HAMsuRc. Aug. Is.
l AM enabled 10 fate ON ihc authority of
m officer, OF high rank. tha, all the Daniih
troops IN the territories Of Holaein and Shelf.
wig, have received orders TO hold themislycs
10 readinef' 20 march. A RuRisn Courier hav.
ing brought very important diips,ches TO CO.
penhagen, an expreh wss Immediately fcn. OF
by the prime rniuiaer TO the prince royal. who
wss with the princeis in che German part Of
the Daniih dominions, requeAing his immeti-
ate return to Copenhsgen. Great movements
have been Of la,c obieWcd among the Frcnch
'rooPs IN Hanover; sod it il frongly fufpstscd
20 be the Cor6csns intention To march an army
into Holfein. and occupy Gluckaadt, Hu.
fun and Tonoingen, 70 ~ to ihut up every
communication with Great Britain, and even
10 blockade the found trom ,he lard iide. Thi,
plan OF operations. which is laid TO have been
offered TO nonsparte by Geoe,si Schauenburg
has received his foil appreciation but the court
OF St. Pe'e'ibo'g hasiog been iniormtd Of il,
the MOB >a.i',sc afdsn wcrc sent 10 The Danss,
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-11-02
HOSTILE MOVEMENTS.
ST. PETERSBURG, Aug. 10.

ST. PETERSBURG, Aug. 10.
The greatsf warlike preparations
are makeing in all parts of the Ruilian
Empire mehenger left this city
yelterday for England, who, it is re-
ported, is the bearer of the Treaty
concluded between Ruflia, Sweden,
and England it is alto laid, that the
Prufian minilter will leave this capital
to day or tomorrow.
Auguh IS.
NJ. NovozitzoG returned TO this
capital on the 4th inf. The troops
are arriving on all fides.-Count de
Buxhaysn General of Infantry, and
military Governor of Riga, and 1t.
Gen. EGen, are already arrived. Gen.
Benninguen is daily expected. Baron
de IVinZinlfrads is alto on his return
from Vienna.
INsPUCK, (Tryol Aug. IL.
AL the troops of the Monarchy
are on the march. Various camps
are forming. Prince Charles has
purchafed the hories for his fuite:
The afchduke John fets out in 20
days.
RArIsBoN, (Bavaria) Aug. 90.
A general conformation prevails
here. The Rulian troops are laid to
be on their march towards Hungary
and Bohemia, menacing US as mulch
as France. They infpire confidence
in the Ruilians whole troops are a.
bout invading Bavaria, and even
Switzerland. All thefe movements
announce that Southern Germany ap-
proaches to the greatelf misfortunes.
-Moniteur.
The EleGfor Of Bavaria, it is faid,
will with his family, remove 10 Wartz-
burgh, in Francis,
MUNICH, (Bavaria) dug. IL.
A general uneafinefs pervades the
public mind. The ornaments of
Aultria are fufticient proof that fhe
is determined on war, and the i'm.
menfe bodies of troops which fhe is
marching towards the Inn, Indicate an
intention on her part to take poaef-
fion of Bavaria, as the firf operation.
The Auitrian Minilter has limited that
the meafure would take place. In
conlequence many perfons expect
every moment TO fee the Auftrians
marching againf Munich /; and the
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-11-02
FERROL, AuguR ..


FERROL, Augult 2. .
M LoRD,
:" | have the honor to announce
to your Excellency, that Admirals
Villeneuve and Gravina have this mo-
ment, anchored at Corunna. The
Engiih fquadron re-appeared two
days ago it coniaed of l3 ihips or
the line, but immediately on feeling
the lqdadron of Rear Ad. Villeneuye,
it faiied again. 1t had, however, no.
thing TO fear from the combined
iquadron in Ferrol, the wind being
Wet, and blowing freih, which rem
dered it impoilible for Us to get out.
We are all animated by an ardent de-
fire to give his majelty proofs of our
devotion for him, and our defre OF
enterpriz: for the glory of his flag
Receive the anurances OF my relpe6t.
(Signed) GOURDCN."
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-11-02
NAVAL AFFAIRS.
VIGO, July I8.
PARIS, Aug. u.
Eay AdmvaI filiexSeve % ibe Mmjsn Of
Ma,ns.

~, yu'J TO-
Z" am now under way. | leave
here TWO Spaniih hips and the French
ihip L'Atlas. Thefe veiI.lS have not
fuferd much in the action, but they
fail badly, and | confder them as ra-
ther likely TO delay the fquadron than
TO reinforce it.
81 have dilembarked here my
fick. The length ofthe voyage, and
the badneis of the weather, has cauf-
ed a fcknefs among the troops, but
thofe who have nothing but the four
Wy, are in no danger, and will foon
be reltored by air and freih proviiions.
ihall fet out with IS ihips of which
two are Spanilh, and if We have any
affair on our voyage to Ferrol, with
the fquadron we have fought we have
nothing TO fear.
VlLLENEUVE."
RAM AI,irzI (,sryagu fo fEs Minig>Z af Marine
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-11-02

Rear Almj,a! Gsayaou 10 tbs MmJgty sf Marine
end CoLeaiei.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-07-09
lsIe.ninga nf COUNCIL,
ON THE
IMPEACHMENT OF JUDGE CHASE.
Mr.. Key, in continuation. !
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY %.

1t this was incorrect, cannot perceive its
injutice to Calender. nor its partially or in
temperance. But did the conduet Of the court
III this inftance, CORE fpond with the law and
the practice ? Tapbrehend that il did. I I'M
dertand it 10 Ne a clear and admitted principle
OF law, that the court is the only competent
tribunal TO determine the competency. the adj
mifhbility, and the relevancy of evidence ;
when admitted, It's credebility is the exclufve
province of the jury. have before Rated the
reaions which rendered il neceHary in this CAFE.
TO know what Col. Taylor could prove. To
undcr.tdrdtl a. the Object for which he was pro-
diced with greater certainty and precifon, the
Judge ordered the queftions propo.td to be
put, TO be previoufy reduced To writing.
am not efficiently acquainted with the prac-
tce in the courts of Virginia to FAY this was not
novel, but | may lurely venture 10 affirm that
there was nothing criminal in it. 7 know well
that IN different Rates there are different forms
of pfadice. 7 can only fay, that Judge ChaCe.
going from Maryland, where the practice does
prevail, would naturally carry TO Virginia the
knowledge Of the practice of the ltatefrom which
he went. 1t is faid that it is net the practice in
Virginia, and one gentleman Eays he never heard
OF an in'ance of the kind. Bot I believe
there are exceptions. But I recollcef, in the
mandamnJ cafe, the couufel were called upon
w 'Nu"NN tHSH putu'OIS w WrltInE ana that
the encouragement bad whole day allowed
him to make up his mind on the proprety of
dnfwering the queNions put to him. And vet
IN that cafe there was no difpoi,ion manifeG ed
to opprefs the coWfe was purfred, to deter.
mine the competency and relevancy ofeviden nee.
Need 80 further than the practice Of this hon.
court in this very cafe, in which there have
been numerous infarces Of quefions direaed
Ivy the court 20 be reduced to writing. Have
not you, Mr.. Proficient, from knowledee de-
rived ron your ektenfiye practice Of the bar, or
ron an intsntaneous eStrciie Of right reafon,
reduced 20 writing? And has il no.
been feen that though council withdrew
iaeir objection, every nv mber of the court
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-07-09
Bi- RICHARD sNoWDoM.
CO NDITIoNs.

It. This work will be conprifed in two volumes
duodecimo, bound, -thc rnmber of pares canno, be
PTeeiiey calculated, but the puhiher uppofes each
volume will contain about 500.
cd. The price.o fubfcribers will not exceed three
dolars-payable on delivery
Sd. map of North America and of the United
States :vi be given with the work.
4,h. Any Perfen procuring fubftrbers for the
work HAL DC entitled to one copy for every ten he
may obtain-being accountable for the amount.
III is prefumed that the work now offered to the
public will meet with encouragement proportonate to
the importance of the fubjea on which it treats
wifhto be acquainted with what has happened in pat
ages Especially in ones connety is natural and
commendable eriohy; it is therefore furpriiing that
10 large portion of the citizens of the United States
are amoit totally ignorant of the hory of their ma
tive country and of the great that have taken
place from the h-h difcovery Of the continent Nv
Chr;ttoFher Columbus to the prefent time This
mutt not, however, be attributed to an indifference in
our ellow-ezens about what relatec to their coun-
try; but rather to the difficulty of obtaining infor-
nation, which was only to be gathered from volumi-
mons tracts too expenive to admit of general crcu-
ation. IN the work now propofed to be put to the
Preis, this great objection sremoved. 1t embraces all
the mott intereing events related by former hinori-
ans, together with number of anecdotes and other
matter never before publifhed-at a price that will
place 1t within reach of the generality Of readers.
~ SuIfsriptior5 rrfriv.I BY Taeob Tosulou, a fri,
d00rf btio7o tie Market at Ritebit q R1oyaey,i, ~
Priebard'', and S. Pieelant,' Bosi.jfore,.
July 2. fentf1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-07-09

y * vr;le q Deed If Truh executed 20 the fiit-
- fe55er by Charles Clarke Of The county of Chef
teriIe'd, To egure the payment Of debt therein &C
knowisdged to be Iuc Lyle and AfCrsdie, and the
eEpeuie nece0lry To carry the trut INFO execution
viii "c fold at public auction to the hghca bidder for
ts4dy money, at Iacharsh Brool.s, Tavern, in the
town Of Msrcheilcr, Saturday the 9th Of July
next two hundred and twenty acres Of LAND, more
or sis lying IN the cou1y o Cllchesfed, and adoiu-
ing the lands Of Col John IJarve John Ford, Alex-
snder Sanders, and Samuel Smith
RICHARD 3. GoODE.
July q eP9w.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-07-09

aEin6ieFiberw fell a.publie auction ,o,aehish.
4 Ell bidderfor ready money at Zachariah Brooi.'.
Tavern, in the town of Manchester, on SATURDAY the
Sd day OF Auguit next, two likely negro BOYS
Mellon and Harri!ou; conveyed in rulf BY the deed of
Andrew Scott, decd to iecure the payment of debt,
intere and cor therein acknowledged to be due Lyle
and Nl'Crede.
RICHARD 3. GOCDE.
July 2. eu4w.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-07-09
July q.

with Boots or Shoes as we'll il they were on the
fpot-.....Athe length OF the Doot.~.C--rotind the
Caf-.B-the pitch OF -.D--roundt the heel and
initep....F-roundt the infter..Gacrofs the bal, O.
the foot. Fix the heel agant perpendicular, and
lick knife at the end Of the great ,oelet down in
figures the number of inches and quarters i'll the diff
terent meanres January l. .ptf
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-07-09
FOR SALE,
BROKERS' OFFICE.

DNOhEN OFFICE
NE fublcriher informs the Citizens Of Richmond
ard the public in general, that he has taken tie
houte, next door Mr.. William Aultin's, lower end
OF the Baton, where he tranfaels, the BROKERAGE
and COMMISSION BUSINESS in all their various
branches From his general knowledge OF buiinefs
aided by his attention and folicitude for the nereit
OF thos VINO may Pleafe favor him with their COM
tnands, hopes to participate in the confidence of a
generous public. He pledges hmfelf that no exerti-
eHs OF his hali DC wanting to give the utmoG fats
at,ion.
GEORGE Willy.
june IS. (ePtf
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-07-09
aSitblnolla lprises eurre;,..
5a.ts at 2.ee:on.

On EIrdaetaay tbe 1918 IF .5pLy epiN be fold BY
tbe fu6jeri6rr-, at XII O'Clock, on tire trr,uijes,
on a credit Of FIX months, for note5 evitb ap-
troOed hseurity
7HREE very handfome HALF ACRE LOTS
4 known in the plot of Major William Du-
Val by the numbers 81, 50 and 80.
PROSSER g MONCURE.
June ca. (tds)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-07-09
PROPOSALS
PROPOSALS
E1- JHcoB JOHNSON, PHILADELPHIA,
FOR PRINTING BY SUBSCRIPTION;
THE
HISTORY OF AMERICA.

CONTAINING
THE MOST REMARKABLE. AND INTE.
RESTING EVENTS FROM THE DISCoVE
RY OF AMERICA BY COLUMBUS To
THE PRESENT PERIOD.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-07-09

Tier Perio1 ny 10. Snre 7 am ;haf I
ny will fhcw ;hat the haiement Of
cannot he received AS correct. fimt
minal intention TO the witnes; fhi,
habit +; but for sicer fin'ng the weic
on Ut 20 have, ! sill co'ir9 and ca
Gtyeral parts W the ita!HIony on this
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-07-09

JUL p
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TERS' MATERIALS,

Which added TO his former flock, completes AN az
f9reht that was never equallcd in his line of buff
ncfs, in this city.
fIe thanks his cuAo;ners for pa6 favors, and hooe
IN merit continuation of their cuitom His former
attention the quality Of his Medicines importing
them iii their Grad. ac, that he might be able 70
Judge OF their quality, and powderng aud preparing
them under his nmiieda,e hfpeeion, have contributed
20 his preient e0AJllhmeEt; and oppoftion ne pre-
fumes will not relax MS exertions to give general ratC
faotron in future.
His experience for than years pan, as A.
pothecary and Drugeii in this city, added to fnall
fok of Medical Information acquired before enables
him, he thinks, to fotm toIeraSv correa Judgment
5s to the quairy oi Drugs and Medicines, although
be cannot boa Of bo=oys eoac,vodoa bis greater than
the confidence Of numerous aud respectable cdRo-
n,ess.
10 regard 20 his whoefile prices. he promifes TO
furni.h each 81 his whoeiale cuoners with printed
iee current, loon poble, and feels himief con-
6j.ot IN their appreciation, knowing that no ore in
Ills Rate afford to ufder-lel him. This he in
tends TO d. not 70 get oIr's ey}omcys yo~ en but to
feoure his own.
any ariielestfst may bc ordered, and not approv-
ed Of as 70 quality, may be returned il in good order,
aud IN 4 resiJIabe time.
june 7. (3wS;,O
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BENJAMIN DU-VAL,

1T THE SIGN or THE GOLDEN MORTAR,
HIcAMoND,
= As jun received very large and extenfve az
: I fortrceat OF freih MEDICINES, SURGEON
INSTRUMENTS, DRUGS and DYE-STUFFS,
PAINTS of all kinds, OIL, VARNISHES, PUT
t., &c.
AJo a complete slsy.mcu! IF
II A i i, 2 z =, NJ a II Y D "A I Q
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iRIsH I1NFNS sS,

iRIsH LINENS, SEE.
w have received, by the late arrivals, an ex-
~ tenfive afiortmen, Of
7-s ard al IRISH LINEN,
Sd IRISH SHEETING,
81 and 81 DIAPERS, and DIAPER Ia
BILE CLOTHS; which, in addition to other goods,
are offered for fale at our ufual low prices
GILLIAT l5' KIRBT.
June Il. (ep4w)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-07-09
NEAL r5ELSON,
BOOT g SHOE MANUFACTUR FP.
MaIH-sIREEr, RICHMOND,

A'A 10 any pattern or faih-
ion, equal in roint OF MA
TERlALs and WORKMAN
SHIP to any in general ufe.
~ Imported Doors and
Snors, of the fri quality
and newell fafhion, for fale,
-. Gentlemen at a diC.
lance, who are difPoGed to
forward me their meafure
!, by paying attention to the
annexed cut, can be fired