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Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-12-05
N. CHsPM5N, NJ. ID.
\. S. DORSEY, M. ID.
An extract of letter from Northamp

An extract of a letter from Northamp-
ton, dated Nov. Ia, 1905.
6" # msf barbarom murder soas
committed on Saturday fbe stb inf. on
one Marcus Lyon, of Woodaoek, as be
z0as jOmnying through Wiibrabam in
the county Of Hamplbirs. 7be bOdy goas
fbrssOn into Cbieabss rivsr, z0bieb aUas
near THE road, and tones q0srs tbrovn
up0nh. Tbe eoroner's ingusR find that
be q0as jbOt svitb apyaOi ball, and bis
RuN q0as besfen ana broken to pieces by
piA0i and eiabs. 7be ,aurdsrsrs are
fabpelSd TO be taUo franfsnf perjSns, spbo
have proceeded into Connecticut. am
informed that a number sfperjons haze
gone in payMt Of them"
Inland Navigation, The /lbjsguenf
account ariN Rev THE Importance and
utility of the Middlsifx Canal, in a
/fronger hgbt than any ebfsrvafions zoe
could make. This immen6 quantity Of
produce s0ould not haze fond its qpay
TO this marker, fit bad rot been for tie
eay communication thus aforded.
Aratf Of I64 bog gjbeads and Goo
barrels aVas formed at fbe head Of Mer.
rim0e riOer, BY Mr.. Ebcn'r Eaaman,
Of Sahj1py, On. H.. and conducted
from fbenee doacn The riuer, through Flip,
and ovsr falls, TO tbe head efMiddie,ex
Canal aobsre 500 barreit aOers taken
into a boat and eonveyed through THE
Canal to CbarlsRown--and fbe remain
der. Nth the I64 boglbsads, continued
in a raft 10 RsR- Bottom, sobsre il qOas
/afey delivered, TO fbe order Of MsDTs.
Cotfing g Loa0eN." This enfe,priz-
ing inland voyage gfI5o miles, is aVor'
thy Of imitation.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-12-05

70 s5t MruJr,r Of tie P5lialeipbis Mslssai so-
eisr ib,,ssbsr, RE Usasd S,sns.
(cIRCULLR.l
SIR,
r~yfsssf 10 -,fsla'es Of RE philadelphia
Medical Sseiety, afspfsS on fbe i6f5 Nsv. Sos,
RE H-dt,fgns< qcsys st8e<a Commhfse d. Jsiiea
ssf ,ser'De Ssssfisss Jrsn 'bsir ftiistv ssrmber.
IL 'r4tr 10 srabL ID, Sseiety 10 s5iais psrma-
s'rf f'asfsn for fbry .fstSn mssfixgf. TIE
CsSmasse bsV, fsr sss'r 70 refsrr n. f5asts Of
roe Sse'sy 70 fb,s g,~stnsn aDes bsos ALREADY
Contributed. asd es~t;s~s 10 receivs fseb dsnafas,
AZ JsI nay be pis.ytS 10 torSparA.
N, CHfPMSN, M. ID.
\. s. DORSEY, M. ID.
y. x. COKE, NJ. D.
- g5r Prirf,rs Of servIpat<vs m fbs SG
ftrers Slater sfibe Uaisz. spbs are df,gjtd spsii
70 Seiexo. are mss.ssd 10 s'vr fs6iieiy |" ibe
a6svs Letter.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-12-05
STRAYED AWAY.

k'ROM the iubfciber, on the 9TH Of Nov
l. ember laa. Mich COW, about Sev-
en- years old, ofa ligh, brown color, with aas
10 her forehead, fome white 10 her flank, and
her noic fome~hst crooked and t~iaed. d.--Who.
ever will give information where fsid Cow 10.
to the fubfcriber. fhaIl be generosity rewarded.
JAMES CHAPEL.
Newuoft. Dec. Ath i8o6,
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-12-05

NOTlCE Is hereby given TO the prop rietor
l y os owners OF PEWS. in the Fha Conere-
gationai Chsrch, or Meeting Houfe in New
port, who have neglected TO pay the fom or
fams OF nancy. in which fuch Pews are sfTcfref
or taxed. tor repairing faid Houfc. that unlefi
foch Tax or Take, are difchareed. within
Three months next after this notice. fach Pews
will be fold at Public Auction for that purpoie
agreeable to Ad Of Incorporation.
BY Oyds, of fbs Csa~itie,.
SETH YATES. CkyA.
Newport. November a., 1906.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-12-05

Toe Fyese3 (7noSres, hrdSy cosSas1 o. yf-
vws Bsrasa,fs. ba, eHsaed 10. hSsrsr'ss fssm
Aiserire eapfivity Of f,i yRoVes. t,mei,ai, ma
,ivsf Of Lagai,d. /s~s Of qUis~ bad becs MP
srardi sftsosafy yssu IN fbs ., s tss Rsgescy.
ard -v5' ar. eizizsl az Fr,acb Gxbtsl7,. ~ 0i,-
fEs ef fbs Hsies befsuesH (yares axd fbr Lagxiri.
an RepnSie.
A Britih expedition. of 400 fail, touched
at Madsia the i4th Sept. bound fou,hwa'd.
The Cas- " Good Hope, In. of Frsncs. and
ladia. are llid, bg vsrioas que ssss, TO be the
objett OF this expedition.
A letter from gentleman at Charlefon,
dated Nov. o. Sos. isys-' You will have
hessi of the CAPTURE of the Bri,ih ihip EAher,
of orr 6sr. few days ago by French p'iva.
teer icho,ner. l heard the esnnonsdng very
plain. From all accounts the Britons fought
vesy bravely ; but were inhumsnly butchered
alter capture. The Captain wa, -exf M JqierS 10
his cabin by isven Frenchmen. with one Roh'
al A mericso, at their head"
The Hon. Robert r. Livingaon, late min
liter OF the Uoi,cd States at the French court,
arrived in Wa!hington on Monday lar. and has
tsken lodgings at the Iodian King f,vern.
Wa6. Fed.
We have jon now been informed. tina, or
der, have been given by government tor de-
tachmeut ot m'rines 20 be in rsadineis to pro.
ceed TO Newt Oeleans without delay. And
thatih New. Orleans aation will be guarded by
a numbcr Of gun-boats, itd.
The frigste' lately arrived in Hampton
Roads from tho Mediterranean will not we hear.
coae TO Wilmington a. WAS exeded-bnt are
ordered 10 Nev. York. ibid.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-12-05
n F w p o r T,
1hnTLaay, Dec. S, 1905.
theatrical Character Of Mrs. Darlfy.

The Poetry which we copied into our lah
paper tom the Providence Gazette, dcfcriptive
os the theatrical character of Mrs. barley, de-
{erves the notice of every irend to Literature.
Itis piece Of competition of uncommon merit.
and ought not to be paTed by in hence. Ii
diicovers briliancy OF Imagination ba, seldom
furpaned; ard exhibits a correetaeis ot tate,
fuinefs OF conception, and jaHnefl OF arrange
men,. which many eminent Poets never poi
fcncd.
How happy muf the lubjeet Of that por-
t,sit be, in having found triesd in the fictitious
"ARABELLAW And how pleafsd every
friend oi geclu, and virtue. at iceing ,s0deH
merit thus foIcby Recommended 20 the notice Of
the public. Forevey Daricy docs not fad an
Araoelis, 10 examine aud pub.ilh her merits.
The ninth Congret,. convened at Wah-
ington en- Monday laft.
BsEa. ,b< Mtmbrn Of The Govsrnmer,,
tJ,,e ere az Wa,Birgfou, fbe ne4v THr5fan Min
Ney, /su,,ai D.pztaiioss f,sm fbe Indian s,ibss !;
Mr.. Bayr, Chancellor Livirg Fan, General Day
TOW. Govr,Sor Hxil. ard /eve,a! other dyqngry1-
ed tolsieaI ebara6su.
On Monday, the 18TH ult. arriv-
ed in this City onr gallant country
man, GsN. EATON, in good health.
His achievements merit and no doubt
will receive, the refpeeful attention Of
his fellow-citizcns in every part OF
the Union. The glorious and joyful
events, in which he has 70 largely
participated, entitle him to the graf
itude of every man, who feel an in
teref in the honor of his country, and
who properly appreciates the liberia
ton of three hundred captive citizens.
N~t. I.hihssmeer.
WbiM Geneyai EATON eoo, at Gib,aifar
BE- bad fbt esygfty 10 yeVie7u tbr Sb0sB en-.
eampmemg liz tbs ne;gbbsrkosI. 1vitb an excellent
Lly giaf. 7by APPEARED TO b,m movs like (yiyg
camp, fban regular eneampmtsr. Thy bad no
beGoy a,tliey. and il ffm,d 10 be a romantic
e0rJeaunt, that tby bad any d.Esn Of fanSekiSg
Gr6,0ifay.
Igbik be remained there, Lard NrJlan rpSs
Eaidfp bavt a,siped before Cad,s, 10 yenfs,ee tbe
blseiaaisg/quadr0s S~St, Cellingauood and Geld.
4 Jauodroa 4ras fitting ant at Malta. JHt.
beitl BY Jsne' TO be dtaiaedw to Egypt, and by nb-
err 10 Sicily. IL 4pas bis s7un opinies, fbaf fbe
nrxi hxnlhsence 7obieb Bsnld srriUt fran 'b9f
gparttr efibe Mrdifer,asean, qoonld ~Hnoxnee fbe
iSvefon Of fSiciy.
Il Js4aS,su sf 80 B,ifi6 ra.lba,t eorvy-
<iIy IS mtn f rony, aoos ,rto,iedts bsVr hffMa-
Il r.I -
an sefe,J e01,/t. 7bey Asdinsfion eompLft5
Srtuo7or. Some Jnppgft tby aUrrr 6eHrd 10 ib'
w. Isdts. axd s'bsu 10 ibe Cape g Gsod As9e.
En,o,yes
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-12-05

DIEDl-In this to~r, the widow ELIZA
sfTH n. FsYIns, sged 81 yes"s
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-12-05
For Charlelfon, Is. C.)

HE new Sloop PACKET, Tn Martin.
4 Mater, bnrthen Sixty Tons will fail in
ten days. Gs-For freight or paAage. apcly 20
JOHN q II. CAHOONE,
:. No. IS. BasnDat,; Wba,E.
Newport. December 4th. 1906.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-12-05

very advantageous TREATY has Deen
made. we undernand, at this place. wirh the
ch'eh of the Creek Nation by which large
ceGicn o! land 10 made 10 the United States. and
the right given to open di,eet TOAD to New.
Orleans through the territory OF the Greeks.
The United States on their part, contract to pay
the annual fun of $4,000 dollars, for eight
years, and the ANIMAL fun Of 1900 dolls, for
ten years thence enfuing.
II is true, we underaand, that there Is on
board the Congreh now in til: Potomac, an am
baGsdor from the 3ey Of runis to the United
States. His name 10 Stpi SULLIVAN MALA
MANN, and he h attesded BY numerous
fuit.
Sidi Hsmet, the esilcd Bsfhaw Of Tipoli,
declines, il is fsit, coming to the United States.
II f,ivrr kfa, fran PS,i. dafed s'b.
See. le,,-" qbe MinJa,r bes ,rconmer,sa
draueirg 5Abt (a,isJ rbr eLai,7i If ftt .snrriez-
resebssn CT fbs gsq0nnrf."
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-12-05

Sidi Hsmet, the esilcd Bsfhav Of Tdpo'
declines. IL is fsic, coming to the United State
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-12-05
eUsToM-HotJsE,

eUsToM-HousE,
DFria Of Nswfs,f. DEE. 4.
Esru uRrp From
Schooner Pegafus, Hudfou, Havana.
Ship Commerce. Lswton. Amfterdsm.
sloop Two-Siiters, Clark. N. Providence.
Ship Senerimm. Malbone, Hsvsnns.
sioor Famc, JoHin, N. York.
Sloop Try phona, Read, Hndfon
CLsAasD For
S'oop Aarora. Cshoone. N. York
Schooner VIM. & Margaret. Lyndon. W. Indies.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-12-05

The frigstes lately arrived in Hamp'or
Roads from ths Mediterranean will not we hear.
coae TO Wilmington a. WAS exetted-bnt are
ordered 10 Nev.York. ibid.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-12-05

The Hon. Robert r. Livingaon, late min
liter OF the Uoi,ed States At the French court.
arrived in Wa!hington on Monday lar. and has
taken lodgings at the Iodiaa King T,vern.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-12-05

Newport, Dec. 4th 1906.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-03-23
NOTICE.

HE (aIleriberJ baq,ing PR m eadto tbcir re.
4 tail bh5fnCiJ, reqaeR HE 1ebtorJ fotbi5 Ey0, 10
come forSoayd, qviibom IeJ 9ffi0ge, TO ba7e fbeir
@ee0~"fS adjg7ed, and to pay sobat noy be due.
as great Indulgence baS been ai,eady gipea, fur
tSer cannot regforably be esfrf7ed. George Me.
IreSie aoiH ATTEND NJ f5is pioee, fertile tw5ojcJ
2f/Sffh9g f6c aeeozuty, and rrfciyiar say,ts6,t.
7bejs a0bo do not bey, or ,giS,e zfisja8org ain.
rance efpayiag /0on. mn blame Mea.jsiz<5 il
iGfS are igfitmed 0gn;yR bcu.
Ls-LB 81 NC CREDIE.
Maaeboeer, FEB. s.-----(e5sev.J
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-03-23
VALUABLE PROPERTY
For SIZE

WILL BE SOLD, to the hiyheA bidder. cn,b.
w premifes, the third day of April next, at
l2 o'clock an undivided n,oiety in the two lots @.
ground, formerly the property of Andrew Ronald,
dec d. fronting the Baton of the James River Canal
near the center oil the city Of Richmond with an I'M
divided moiety OF all the valuable buildings thereon
committing OF large three fory BRICK BUILDlN(;
eighty feet in length, with fourtenements, twenty
feet wide and forty-Eve feet in length with Gre pa-
ces on the iirf and fecond foors roomy earrsts in
each with large wheels fixed for hufng and lower.
ing packages, &c. with diipa;ch and cafe GOOD Or.
cellars, with IRE places each This houle has been
lately built and in good repair; adjoining is well II.
ni'hed two rory framed dwelling houie thirty els /,
feet iCliare, with two good cellars with fire PLACES in
each Tor cooking, in the 6rlt and fveond floors are
eight rooms and fix fire places-Alfo, inaiI two "a
ry Brick Houie with four rooms, with Ere places in
each convenient Tor itore or fnall family liSewii.
mali wooden building with cellar built i,r = keb
en- and may be uied ihop alto two Gables and
carriage houie. The buildings except the kitchen.
table and carriage houie, injured in the Mutual
inluranee Company againn fire in the fate of ViIyi.
MIA and the premiums paid. Thelots front the baton
on one de, and bounded by Cary's firett and de
itreet leading to Shockoe warehouie, on the two &.
Their tides OF them, and convenient for com.
mercial or other buinefs as any in the city.
The terms of ale, will be ieventeen thoufand dol
lars IN ready money, the reidue payable the filth Gay
OF Auguil next for which reiidue boad with approv-
ed tecury will be required. Il deemed unneceaa-
ny to fate the great value of the above prop.y 10
thoe who reiide IN this city, but FOR the information
o strangers the ubicriber begs leave TO stare ,ha.
the aforefaid property is immediately o,poite III.
lower part of the balm of the James river ca where
all the produce OF the upper country is landed; and
to any perfon deiirous of carrying the con,nion
bulneiS exteniivey, peihapss hyperion any other
in this city.
WILLIAM AUSTIN.
Ephr IF
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-03-23

4 DIVISION of the famous Saura Town ]. ards IA,
wing taken place between the heirs of lame.
Park Farley, Eiq. decd and Col. John S. Farley and
ms litter Mrs Elizabeth Morton the fiblcribers Rn
bert Taylor OF Norfolk, and Charles Duncan a, Ko.
IN near Petersburg fully empowered by the aid
Co" Farley and Mrs Morton, to dipoie OF their rro-
portion containing 1882 acres, which are fIrveyed
and laid off in eight lots containing from SEQ % 2sco
acres, agreeable to plots in the roeion Of the fad
Duncan The four largeh lots o. excellent quality
each containing conlderabie proportion Of the ric-
cit low grounds, which produce tobacco of rhe very
hrlt quality, has been experienced by one of the
lubicribers, who ihipped it for number years
ihoie lands lie OH Dan and Smith rivers in Rock
ingham county, on the borders of North Carolina.
about ITO miles from Petersburg and Richmond A,
there are e!dom iuch lands for iae they NUT be an
object to thoie who want purchaie fuch as viii pro-
duce fine tobacco, hemp and inall grain One third Of
the price mutt be paid in ready money one third in
twelve months and the ether third in two wears the
purchaier giving bond with unexceptonable fecurjty
bearing intereR from the date if Dot pun6tuay paid.
fhoe vino with to purchaie will be niewn the land.
by Doctor John c. Cox, living at Leekive, near
Rockingham Court-Houie, and the terms made
known by
ROBERT TAYLOR, or
CHARLES DUNCAN.
Feterioarg, Nov. "a. epf
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-03-23

IN Offering the above work 10 the public, the r-o.
prieors are ienble that excellence is not oep at
able; but with candor and truth equally remote on
arrogance and partiay they can lay tina, they cor.
iciehtiouily believe it has juft claim to the conf
dence and patronage of the people.
n Map OF Virginia has been long and anxi,r1x
looked Tor None has been publfhed, on the plan 81
the one now offered, for many years, when Aue,,Aa
was the frontier county.
The labor, expenie, and apparent difficulties in ac-
computing 70 intereAing : work, have deferred ,e
veral from the arduous undertaking. The proprie-
tors finding that nioa OF The other Rates had recent,
" gwen encouragement fmilar productions and
entertaining high fehie Of the real dignity and i'm
Portance OF Virginia, embarked in the buG6els. fren
well grounded belief that the magnitude and util,v
OF the work, would infure, If accomplished 2 rer,,nc.
r"tion. AND While Virginia is powerfully 2inr.is,ed
with the love of fcence and virtue tley hcpe and be-
iieve fhe will view domeiie Productions vbsh n,o-
Pre-en'inenty uieiul, with generous pride
Thoie gentlemen who take iubleripfion parers A..
requeited to return them the fubicrber In ps,src
burg, by the fra day Of May The naps " fIlbe ,ss-
dyior iubieribers ia the coprfe Of the enfuio Jum-
mer. '"'"-
WILLIAM PRENTls.
Petersburg, February, 1906.
~ SnSfriffioas reeeived by Rf7cgyR ~ Hors,s1
and 'fb',' ueif6 7vbom ss,pijss feYeys are isegeG
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-03-23
NOTICE.

HAT Mr.. Anthony Dbrel of Buckingham
L county, is hereby fully authorized make fsle
OF one TRACT of LAND, in Patrick, containing
5000 acres, lying Dan river-three ditto in Gray
fon county, lying the of Little Reed Hand
creek--two of thoufand each, and one of 500
acres; the faid Dibrell will attend at next April Gray
on for the fae of the aid lands for and on be-
half of NATHl ANDERSON.
Albemarle county, March 10, 1905. ids.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-03-23

JUST RECEIVED, and for fale at the Office
y of the ENQUIRER, few copies of the fol-
lowing BOOKS:
Moore'S Anaereou,
Life Of Doctor Darqvin,
Report Of the Trial of Lord Headfort,
Graydon'5 Digef oftbe La4v5 Of the u. Slater,
Terrible Traaorafion,
P0haey's HiesV Of tie United States, Sc. sc.
February 5.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-03-23
TIL: JEFFERSON.
AN act,
APPROVED,

AN ACT,
Making an abbropriafiOn for completing tbeSonfb
Wiag oftbe Capitol atfbe city ofjgay5iagfon,
and for otbe, ParpeycJ.
y E it ehatTed, By tie Senate and Hoajf ofRe-
ID prsitntafiVcS oftbe United Slater of Hmeyi-
ca in CoagrsG o1embied-T'hat fun not ex-
ceeding one hundred and ten thouiand dollars,
fhall be, and the fame is hereby appropriated,
to be applied under the direction Of the Pref
dent ofthe United States, towards completing
the South Wing fthe Capitol, at the City OF
Wilmington.
And be it further enacted, That fun not
exceeding twenty thoufand dollars, ihaI ! be, &
the fame is hereby appropriated, to be applied
under the direction of the Pre6deut of the u
uited States, to fuch Decefary alterations and
repairs as he may deem rcquifite, in the North
Wing of the Capitol, and other public build
ings at the City Of Warrington which faid
fums fhall be paid out of any monies in the
treaiury, not otberwife appropriated
NATHL. MACON,
Speaker ef16e Hogf. IF R<brefsnfafiDeJ.
JOS. ANDERSON.
Prsfdenf oftbe Senate bro-tcmpore.
January IS, 1906.
sPggovED,
TIL: JEFFERSON.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-03-23
TO RENT,
ANO rOsssslOn GIVES lmmrprArtIr.

AND POSSESSION GIVEN IMMEDIATELY,
q TENEMENT on shockoe Hill, adjoining the
4 a houie now occupied by MIR. John M.Cfcdie,
lately pohehed BY the Subferiber There is on Il a
convenient Wooden HonCe with two rooms, eloiet
ana PALACE on the Era floor. Two rooms and
cofet above, kitchen and three cellars below viii
Smoke Houfe and Garden. VIZ. LONG
January 18th 1906. essc
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-03-23
FOR CASH.

VIII be fold for cath, Saturday the soth ina at the
houie of Mr.. John Trabue, by virtue Of deed of
truit from James Cheatham to the fublcrber to IA
tisfy fundry debts therein mentioned.
HNE forre horle, three feather beds and furnitsre
~ and negro man named Billy or Will--Sale to
take place at one o'clock.
ROBERT GRAHAM
Manchester, 10Th March. eptds
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-03-23
BY JAMES MADISON, d. y.
PRESIDENT OF WILLIAM & MARY coLLEc

winch VIII be added, Il MAP of the greater
4 pat of the State Of Ohio. from a6paI frye,s
including the whole Of the Virginia Military Traet
with all that part of the fate Wea Of the Ohio River
to the Indiana boundary line.
Inc north-eah eornoi of the Map will be orna-
r with an interehing View of the CITY Of
Richmond. ' -
Inc NE OF the MAP viii be FIVE feet FIX inches
in length, and three feet eight inches IN breadrb A.
ingenious and RiIiGl Engraver is engaged to execute
the work ina ityle not inferior to any iiilar work
in the United States.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-03-23
BANK OF VIRGINIA.

HE Shareholders are hereby notified that the
L fourth nhalment sill! become due on Friday the
9th of April and will be received the Bank and at
the offices Of Deount and Depoiit at Norfolk, Peter
burg and fredericksburg Certificates of Stock wiz
after that day be iiued application at the Bank
March 8, lso5.--(eplM)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-03-23
NOTICE.

THE eleSion far Common Councilman qul
4 take place on the frR Ee4iAejaay in AoriI
next, in TIE different lizards Of tbi5tify, TO qoif .
In Je6ecjon Ward, at tbe -Honjs-Ln Ma
djfon Hard, at TIE Eagle Tavern, end in Mon
roe Hard, at tie bogje occupied BY Mr.. 1ames
Ogifvie as an aeademy
]. WHITELAW,
Serjeant Oftbe CITY ofRiebmond.
March II. T5tzut1a
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-03-23
l5p autBoritp.
AN ACT,

authorizing the corporation of George-7,oSv,, TO
make a dam or cagtezvar from A1qjon'5 JNand
to THE zesRern. Bors offbe riVer Potomac.
y Z it ena7ed, BY the Senate and Honie of Re-
~ pre/entatizes Of the United States Of Ameri-
ca in Congrefi d6Smbied, That the corporation
OF Georgetown have power to levy tax, not
exceeding one per cent. per annum, on the real
property in faid town, and its additions within
the jurifdetion of the faid corporation, for the
purpofe of def;aying the expenfe of erecting
dam or gateway acrofs that arm of the river
Potomac which pafes between Mafon's Iland
and the wefern fhore of the faid river: that the
fame liiall not be erected until the content of
the proprietor or proprietors of the Inand and
Of the weftern ihore of the river oppoiite there
to, ihall be firf obtained. The power hereby
granted to the faid corporation of levying an
extra tax, to ceafe and determine when the OBJ
ject for which it is granted fhal be completely
efeeted.
NATHL. MACON,
Speaker offbe Houfe Of Rebrejtatative5.
JOS. ANDERSON,
Preifdent Of tie Senate, pro tenn.
January 10, 1905,
AppROVr
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TO BE soLD-rosnr Apv uou,v.

puriuante Of dseree Of the Circuit Conrt of ,b.
United States, between phineas Bond at,orne,
for the creditors OF Ezekial Edwards, plaintiH AVA
David Rois and others defendants, in order 70 lit
The un OF 1000 dos 40 cents, with the exreueos ~
iSle, a NUMBER or SLAVES aud 10 much of ia,
valuable Etate in the county Of Campbell. known b.,
the uSrne Of the OXFORD IRON WORYs -
appear iuliceut to fsiie the fad fun OF mon, ai
the laid eSyeuees; the faid land be Nc now il, tl go
patton o the fad David Rois, and tie Gave. afores;d
beng or the land ''N'
IRE isle wi take place at the oxford Iron v-ork,
~ the county Of Campbell, on Triday the i'm Il
The land is 70 we'll krown, ss 10 -ender
unnece1ary. BIN. MoSBY. n. ~ ~. ''''
81. Jos. SSovT, E.v,n.
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CONDITIONS

The price to fubfcribers wi be eight dollars. neat
y mounted colored and glazedNone dollar. 10
tighten the great expenie of publicaton,) TO be paid
OH iubicribing. pau
10 non-iubieribers the price will be ten dollars.
copy RIGHT sEcUREp1
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SPANISH HIDES.

TOR SALE,a large quantity of Prime Spaniih
n Hides, on moderate terms. Apply to the iut-
fcriber oppoite the PoR-O Office. Richmond.
1lICAJAH DAVIS.
Cd Mo. 9th. tf
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FOR RENT:

'EHE Large White HOUSE at Rockets, for
mery occupied by Mr.. William Fenwick, and
afterwards by Mr.. Brlxton Craddock For termf
apply to CALICO, RICHARD g co.
January IL. (tf
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PHILADELPHIA BOTTLED PORTER.
ORDERS for the above article, addreGed to the
- iubicribers Gf accompanied with caih) will be
placed IN the hands of experienced bottlers, and
promptly complied with under their particular direc-
ton, at the rate of one dollar eighty cents and
an half per dozen, bottles included
ISAAC w. MORRIS & Co.
Brewers, Philadelphia.
March Is. It.
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CASH

WILL be gi7en far 10 or Is BO1;S, from
w ITO l5JeArS old. Eaquiys offbe Prinfers.
Dee. Is. reotc1
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bRADDIcK & sKIpwITH

bRADD1CK & SKIPWITH
AVE this day diiiolved their partnerfhip; for
lfettlement of all accounts reference is made to
S. P BRADDICK, who alone is hereby authorized to
that effect
S. p. BRADDICK,
WILLIAM SKIPWITH. -
March Sth.