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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-10-04

3bsf at this t;we, oayi4 this country = !, braeab
10 fTes@ee a" ereree Of iaf,moos gvoagE all eiay o.
jee'siy, vobie6 at eeis1, -osu yeaize all ID.
good ta' bave aafeaatsd rag b. APPARENT 10 ere,,
e/oH, r06o has ateafire eonEdt,d ne uaion and in
ffHf'oas ft5e A,nrrionn people This 5ct7 cannot b
TOO Va'iogay, clearly, Jrcgnertiy /a,ibiy Mrayatc
II man Of geai~i. srb0 S0ud r!4eiaue tbs GIIire7 in
manner aFeicutiy dRat7 dtaied and iarar11fve 10
6,g its Importance bare 10 tie bgn and 6es75 of bis
e'zo e,sau,rs, vronil confer boon more dlyable tL,n
tie Goveyy IF tie fnauea Elixir; be 7conia ycas- IL
eerty isuv0,iai, e more resions baniGe Ht,u.ie ey
be zvoTIa b50zo nation 7oaom v,kieB is better
fbr" goid and o,eure for eve,y ava! 7o6at eod car
rot pr,ehje II confidence voii q;uee"-Idu 7ooula
B: i"dea eb,sn', nor BY f,eon, in practice, for
t5ey zponn 90 a6,rt doing god" Iev rocu be i,u-
" b'etbren, fer 7bey 7oonH Ioe their neighbours as
be1ffOes TIE mtorsnne is, t5af he ben1fts rcbieb
7O0Hdr1h from ere,oae Of general affirmation, al
Trough "eesn+ab important and aluea mat5rmafie4Ay
Certain are not Efficiently g,e and irmeaafe, TO rou tie
e@fisity Of G6 haons. 1Sey are too ,ureb 4ccaierd
BY dSanse anSdion, TO yfe tie eye Of tsat v.cN-
interviewed TIT go,f-gbted 1afiar t6at tisEes flf
7oH5 guarding tor eafon poheai,ig5i f0m eae,oae5-
"tnf e'd tie people from efprsDon. Aias! they are
,eekigG,
" or the fweepng whirlwiud's rway,
That hufh d in grim repofe, expects his evening
prey"
1T doe not reqaire the yit of prophecy or tie qoiee of
an o'def 70 breaiR bs fearfd train Of eai4m;cs ami
erine NEGOTIABLE anarchy and ultimate dohu tbat me-
maze tie fsty and bafpini Of every orirty 7ubeye TIE
''fa"' Of ai8fng general Information are neglected.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-10-04
RAPPAHANNOcK RACES.

nN Monday the 18th Of October, will politivev
~ be run Tor over the RapIahsunock Jockey Club
courie, the Sweep Stake-To this Race there are nine
fubicribersat 100 Dollars each half forfeit.
Do 1uefday the day following, being The third Tuef-
day in O9ober the Jockey Club Race will commence
the irt days purie will be about four hundred and
fifty Dollars, four mile heats.
On Wednesday, the iecond days purfe will be two
hundred and twenty Dollars, two mile heats; and ON
Ihurlday, the third days purle will be three hundred
and thirty Dollars, three mile heats.
Immediately after the ait days Race, an elepan,
Saddle and Bride price Fifty Dollars by Mr. lane,
Smock) will be run for by Saddle Horfes one mile
4 ats
IS to be hoped that each member will be pointed
IN the payment of his lucrption 70 as to enable the
fubfcrber place into the hands Of the Judges the A.
mount OF each days ure-In order to thew the mem
bsrs the neeeiiity of beog puucull in the payment
oil their iublcnPtion, beg leave to annex the 2Oth
article of the Contribution.
" drfieis TzOsafiefb. On the fra days race, in
every year, the fecretary ha lay on the table, be.
fore dinner liz Of all fuch members as have no,
" paid up their fubfeription"
IL is rscelary to fate the reafons which enduced
us to alter the time of Races the fr alteration
from the 29th to- the god made 10 as not 20 in
teriere with the City Races and ths prefent tIoie of
Petersburg thus far we have gone IN Accommodating
1hofe who may have with to be az all the Races.
By OrGr IF ne P,s6ll1f,
HAHl EWOOD PARISH,
Secretary and T'rcafurer.
fredericksburg, on. 4, 1906. epSt
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VALERIUS.
Sept. 90.

TIE fraei(ai analogy, ie7oxf De iyalefisn ofleJf
a7Sfbe dfgFop 9ff107Vieyc, 7obsb bar bad fran rbe-
ioreoaia@aoa,jaf into Bedfoict7e be v1lqay is Rafapa
ant |ahaeo~ 00di7 beops Of aggairs fcbe,5 aalAys-
iimqgTftioTi 7obo lee"a'e on tie ib,opc@Arf e oei-
ely, If Probably JyDiLd oa,es ef d666oiafue1i and
@Rate Hmay net psybqb' be gcj ao'ice ,ve ye0qyl-
BILE e inoyfaafdRyeaees in TIE obe,afioa1 lief g,egf a.
geafs Li.tt diFyss hfLf goi& gRopj5igg rabidyfy .
RTo7cige Lreas5 veyy Ro7o!y. Ligif esbeyieaees I'd
ItgGJis y5Efaqsef 10 BeGFgfoaof il, 6,ams. TIE 6yo-
CygG IF kas7oi9ge mbeddby iaanmerabe oifsels ii
eoaairratioas. Ligbf Is ,1ac&1ed 7oj6 nearly s7aol
ea,A9 ami igfys fran Brfaeeo IF cary oBjct7 7yii5r
the rroeb Of s yays: Kso1cisge 1 dfyi5ufod rcib NE
greof5F i7egi7aJh inequality. LCty, in ye6e7isg Ggbf,
external oisd' are fgreiy fe6i9r TIE aegrfts1 Of
iS,7oteeer, on bs ro,y, ocyoiioa eafeIy a6givc
'very fsDy II re Mint mgq be Vgo,og6y a7Orfescd and
ssfcA, and his cseazfoaef ,on NE iuveinaly of that
indsi.aee, 7oJb boI becn sfiy fHd "b. nacy-vee 81
man eosfies one Of ne mga fo,midabt e5qasii 10 IL,
general eFd egVaf dl9aeoa.
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MARSHAL's SALES.

% BE SOLD, for ready money, in purluares
OF decree ofthe court Of the United States. for
the NTH circuit in the Virginia diariG, between
PheDeas Bond attorney for the creditors of Ezekiel
Edwards and David Rofs, and others defendants. in
order to raiie the FUN of 1909 dolls 96 cents with
The expenees OF iale, number Of very valuable avps
now at the Oxford Iron Works. The fale win tale
place at the faid Works, on the 9Th day Of Novem-
bsr next.
BENZ MoSBY, D. VI. for
JOSEPH SCOTT, M. ". D,
ooooer .. (ePtds)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-10-04

Captain Williams, who left Gibraltar on the esd
OF Auguf and arrived at Salem on the o3d Of SEN
TENDER, informs, that Lord Mellon was report.d RI
have touched al Ferro, days before the combined
fleets, and not finding them there, had gone back TO
Newfoundland, in quef Of them. The combined
fleets having few days after the action formed a
junction at Ferrol with the fquadron in that port fall
ed TOR Cadiz, where they had arrived, 20 il: number
and with hips in that port formed flcet of 80 Cail
OF the Inc. 1b'' intelligence was received at Glib s.
hours before capt W failed, together with further
account that the Carthagena fquadron Of fail NJ tb,
ne had arrived at Malaga, 90 leagues only from, Glib
ra'tar, on the way to join them. He was tod bv the
A Conful and others at Gibraltar, that WAR be-
tween Spain and the u. s. was inevitable, and ,ha,
Mr. Pinckney was expected at Tauger every mo-
meHt.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-10-04
7o STUDENTS or H1LL1AM q MHRr.

I ANDERSON has juft opened at the PoR.
l. Office, Williamsburg, a very extenGve ar
lor'ment OF Books, Globes Maps. and other litera-
ry objects. The importation has been made with
direct view to the fubjes of the lectures and toge-
ther with variety of miscellaneous literature, COM
Prehends all the moi valuable works made uGe Of or
referred 70, during the courfe
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-10-04

The Philadelphia Board of Health on Sep,
2sth, reports new cafes of malignant fever in
Southwark and Q in the city. Tie Civ r. mi
tai reports new cafes admitted. died. and o
dicharged. Remaining in the Hoipitsl, 60. &c
Of whom are convsefceut.
The New-York Board Of Health On Sent
9Th, reports 81 rev cafes Of malignant fege
and g deaths.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-10-04
NEUTRAL COMMERCE..

Fxira9 ofa letter from rejbc7abIe gentleman
III London to his corrspoadsnf ia Bottom, A.ated
ARg. 10, 1905.
On Monday next, (l9ina.) Committee of
the American Merchants viii wait on the Min
lferr, rc'petting the detention of 70 many Ame-
mean veiicls.--.Mr. Munroe is to have an inter
view with Lord MuIerave on Tuefday.
. NO Order has been given to detan as
has been done. 1t is the decree in the cafe of
the Efex Orne, which has occalioned the cap
lures"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-10-04

The reader will difeover by the preceding column.
that no order has been iilued by the Brth Cabiner
FOR the detention of vee, but that their crufer
have aled upon the decifion lately given by the Vice
Admiralty Court in the cafe of the EIex 1t appears
therefore that BY the contribution of England, an ad-
miraity ju9ye is empowered to make the law, and a
law too, which may 70 deeply affe4 the intereRs of
other nations. as to expofe his own country to the
rik aud caamties of war. What mott ifupen-
dous monument OF human invention :"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-10-04

~ The lectures in the College of William and Ma
y commences as uiual, on the third Monday in oe-
iober.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-10-04

The election in Vermont has terminated in thu
r'-eieetion Of isaac TIcarNoR, governor, & PAU
BINGHAM, lieut.. governor, both federal.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-10-04

Z Died in Peterfburg, on Sunday night Taft. after
hort but ievere indipoiition, in the sth year NJ
her age, Mrs. SUSAN FIELD, the amiabIe and
much e9eemed confo-. If MIR. THOMAS FIrtp. III.
itor Of the Republican"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-10-04

OBSERVATIONS ON TIRE SOURCES OF POLITICAL
cALuMNY, UNDER REPUBLICAN AND DEMO-
CRATIC FORMS OF GOVERNMENT, AND TIE
MOST EFFEcTuAL ANTIpoTE TO THIS rv1,.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-10-04

7sl venels cleared from ST. Peterfburph in,
1904, of which 3S5 Rritiih, So Americans
e3l Of other nations Ia belonged TO Salem, and
brought 1915 pieces Ravens Duck. 1889 pieces Sheet
ing, 6026 pieces fail Cloth; 5000 pieces Diaper
1000 tons Iron $40 tons clean, and 225 tons out
ihof Hemp; 100 tons Cordage, and 500 Calf Skins
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COMMUNICATION.

We announce the death of the Re4,. Tg,1st
WaddeH, of the county Of Albemarle. In this
great and good man centered every thing that
is calculated for focal and domefic life. He
was man of virtue, talents and eIoauence an
affectionate and indulgent huiband, father and
matter, and though for many years he has n.
boured under the influence Of a Dalfsy and for
or years blind, he ftill continued to difcharoe
his religious duties in the pulpit. Mr.. Wlddejl
Is tbe eloquent Preacher, Of whom the Briti1,
Ship has fpoken in flIch animated Grains.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-10-04

We fhall not republiif an EGay agreeably TO
requeft which appeared in the Iaft Virginia Ca
zette' purporting to be real defence of MIR.
lefterion's character, becaufe we believe that
Ebay TO be the production of an inlidious and
memorable foe to the man whom he profefes
10 vindcate.
Becaufe that author boldly brings forward
aflertions in the very face of documents and
certificates, which hav inft been puhihed, and
which no man can controvert. For intance.
he accuies Mr.. Jefferion of refigning the Office
OF Governor, and retiring from the theatre of
action, becaufe he was unwilling to meet it's
dangers when it is faa well known TO the
readers of the late Vndication, that Mr.. Jeffer-
ION did not reign his Office, and that he declin-
ed disappointment not from the influence offe ar,
but from with of meeting a threatened i'm
parchment.
Becauie our readers are Efficiently fatigued
with the repetition of this fuhject; and the au.
thor who has now taken up the pen, appears
to threaten the readers of the Gazette with a
long, tedious aud unauthenticated dfcuilion.
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FACTS g FALSuOODs.

Some federal willing of the north has pre-
tended to intimate, that Mr.. JefFeron ac.drcfIed
penetential letter to Benedict Arnold, whi,ft
ne was making his incur6ons in Virginia, apollo
giving for his rebellion, and PRAYING to be re-
ceived once more into the protection and favor
OF the King OF G. Britain. This letter, if there
be any OF that of a timilar import in exitence.
is declared to be palpable foreery.
Ii is fad, which we have already puhlilhed
IN the VindicatIon of Mr.. ]. that he Indignantly
rejected the proportion made by the Bri,iib de.
tachment at Weiiham, for raufoming Richmond
1t is even fact, within the memory of fome few
contemporaries of that dav, that MIR. JefFerfon
actually propofed to the Executive Council, to
offer comfortable reward, for the apprehenfi.
on of the traitor.
1t is not fact, that Edward Livincfton. once
attorney of the diftriet of New-York, did OBJ
tain poiieflon Of that letter in Canada, and EN-.
p'oy it as an infrument of terror for extortino
the Office OF ditriet attorney from the adminiftra.
ton. If tuch letter be in sxiitence and if il
was employed for fuch diilionourable purpote
why does not this myterious federaliit prod uce
| the one and prove the other?
II rs fa7, chat the defalcation of Edward
Livingston has been completely fet Aide by til,
| responsibility of his fecurites; it is at the fam,
time, probable that the late fpeculations O
this defauter at New-Orleans, may enable hin
IN his turn to relieve his fecurities. The fate
ment, which we have already publlhed from
The Aurora on this fubjed, appears to be fub
ftantially correct.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-10-04

Thus on dceiJfH LEtnd's Go7U'yy ESt,
Initiating 0erdaye giad5 Be rowing eve.
HbiN fecret Fames 7oitL unextingurhd rare,
I1lafia'e, on its burning entrails, prev,
dHd melt its trescberous beauties into RUIN
To thefe evils the bane Of republics, there obvi-
Gully exits no effe6taal antdOte within the reach or
power OF man, bUts more extenlive diHuion of cor
rect and ueful information. The operation of this
cauie, would probably, be radical and irrefilible Ts
ELECTS altho' at rh, gradual and nperceptble, will
be conitant, certain and ultimately grand and Deceive
Its influence, although like that Of Iights before
whole bright and dfuiive belms darkness inflantane
Gully vaniIhes, would operate Ike that genial heat
which ii'en,ly penetrating the boGom of the earth
REEVES its fertility, cheers and nvgorates every ami
mated being and nourlies the uxuriancy of vegeta,i-
on. II would communicate to the public mind Ipi.
rt ot dilcernmcut and oandour, which wosld qualify
individuals periodically aenibled to delegate politi
cal power to appreciate with fcrupuous accuracy and
adult with fsirneis and impartiality the claims of RI
val candidates.
A more extenGve diffufon Of correa and uSefuI
knowledge, would Grke at the root Of thefe evils
Man is not neCeiIariy and ircuraby depraved. Vic,
IS never embraced an end, but always reluctantly
adopted as means. a man Of found mind, would
as readily iubmit to the anputaon Of a limb, for the
lake OF enduring the operation, Gwallow naufeou
drug, without the expectation hope of promoting
his recovery from cknefs the practice of vicious
and deteitable articles, did he not deem them moH
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-06-18
Juf received direct from the Pa..n,ee,
FO r S HE BT
JAMES KENNEDY, IuN
DRUGGIST;
The following Valuable Medicine,
DR.. Rawton's Anti Bilious an
Stomachel Batters.
PREP AIRED BY
THO M Il S FL. r II w SON
Member of the Connecticut Medical Soci.,,.

THESE Eift:rs have undoubtedly had A
1 mott rapid faIe Of any Patent Medicin.
yer before di!covc.e1, and are lualy appreca,
for their iinsula and uncommon virtues o,p,
ftoring weak and decaysd contributions, and Il
that train Of duplicated complaints 70 common /
the fpring and tall feaions, zach as u,rmaAau|
lFevers and xes, Ing dutamual ftv,r, D.
knteries, sc. Taey are alto a very piealausbt.
ter for common ufe, and where they are know,
they have taken he place and fepercedeS tie rr
Of all other bitscis 10 public h u!cs IS well sb|
private famllies.--Pfice SO cents box.
DR.. Lees (Windham) Bilious Pills.
THE great falc and incresGng demand for hh]
valuable pills for thcic twelve years paa, Be-
fpeak their inrrini.c worth. They have Fscv,t
Gngularly eficscious in Bil2ioa, and 1tlk7y 4.
gers, Jaaaliee, Head Aaebs, DyJtxtesies, BiaSgs.
Cbolp, CeaireatIs, ffmale fonfiaj2fs, Ge,
The very great demand aud high saeem il
which lhcle pills are held Throughout the Unet
States ard the Wsit Ind;es, has induced many
counterfeit them the Purchafsr is reeu,a.d b
obferve hat the name of Samuel Lee. Jun. (ts
parentee) is affixed to each bill OF directions, il
his own hand writing, CT they will no. DC geur
Inc. Price SO cents a box.
Dr.. Rawfon's Itch Ointment.
A certain and fafe application for that dh
grceaole complaint called the ITCH. Price 4
cents box.
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DR.. Rawton's 4nti Bilious Pill
or, Family Phyhc.

The extraordinary celebrity tbefe pill, har|
gained, the universal demand for them and eileen
in which they arc held by medical men of th, ff|
eminence, are efficient Testimonials o! thet mi
trinlic worth. In great coles and fudden attack
of diiorders, an early uic Of ,hcfe pills oftcnr
duces the happief effects, and taken once in eight
or teo daysin cafes of indigefion, headacbs, dz1
zinefs, pains in the Romach and bowels, dyietI
,eries, diareheas, dropfes, &c. and hosn'
ufe of my anti bilious bitters in the iniermtdss
time has relieved patients almolt to mIraes'-
Price Is cents box.
W0mpion's aromatic Tooth PlyItI
For the lcurvy in the teeth and gums, and ~
whitening and preicrying the teeth. II likeWN
takes of all difagrecablc imclls from the breath
which generally arifes from fcorbptic gums aaiI
bad teeth. This pate is much in ufe, and hsh'
ly eReemed by all lhofe who value the preiervar'
on of their teeth, i. may be applied at all tins
with the greatsR fafety. 1t is neatly put upl'
pewter boxes with paper directions. Price y
cents box.
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Unlon Cheap Bread Malufadov,
oppoGte the Market,
Adjoining fares S. Seotf's, Royal Hfeet,--
,tt ALExANpRIA- .A'
By WILLIAM LOWELL,

WIN bcgs leave TO inform the Ladies, Gentle
men, aud the Public in general, in this town,
that on Wednesday, the drit of May, he will
commence baking where they may be Tsp.
piled with BRED Of the fit quality. and
found saked-on lnch terms never before OF.
fered in this placc--as follows:
e HE eighteen penny loaf for 20 cents, nins
penny Ios! Cor 10 cents. four pence hall.
penny Loaf for 6 ctnss; and, for tie convenience
of thofe whole family or circumstances will not
admit of LARGE BsEAD, he will make the
three penny loaf two. ounces heavier than the
weight fixed by the Clerk ef t5f Market, as d..
,estsd by the Cooperation 70 thar the !aDonrlng
man will be f.rvcd on as good terms as the me-.
chant. The BEST suPERfINE FLOUR tor houle
keeping at iegen GEMS per pound, or fifteen
sounds for dollar. Thofe Ladies and Gentle
nen who with to be regularly fuPplicd at their
own hooIes, will be oblging enough soiend a
line as above, which will be afforded 60, Great
a!gaarSnfs 10 lelers of Bread. To prevent any
Misunderstanding the above terms are CASH, un-
ieis where aated c,e4its are agreed on, and rhofe
Ar. expected TO be regularly paid--.he profits
being fnaii. 's.-s' s. .
N. B. To Tayerns, Boardinghoutes. and
large families, there will be an additional favlng
of ten per rsst. IN buying LARGE LoAvEs in
preference 10 SMALL
April Sc. d
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Ray TO j.
Elisha JEWELL w
Administrator.
Fancy Japan & Gilt Furniture,
In Kssg -frs<f, a ftev deers bsiesU ST.
A,6ps sfre<i, s $50

eE~HE fuhferibers iateading toeaab.ih ana a
nataaosy in the above lire in this town.
flafter themtelves that they will meet With that
encouragement which the firm aad neae''els OF
their wsrk sill eosit.e tAem &c, as they warrant
il 10 &c eqasl 20 any imported. 49,
TSey vtil ql10ays &esp on hand, =
A hs,fflou7e afosytnsnt of cane feat, ruih.bot-
so,n, sSli Wadl5r chairs, fettees, reccis * VIM
dow feais, card, pier, and tea.tablss, ladies'
wsih hand and cSndie-Rauds, bedaeads, bed and
wiadoJ cssniihes, sa9 every article of ozna.
msceaI ts:ni,are made 70 order, by
Finlay and Cook,
ysno ;ratss psists, drawings, aa'd needie-
uaSg. ia tse neszsa nlsnnes.
Sewifs exsca,s coach, Ego and Ornamental
PS1s;og, % the ihnrsit qotiCe, and at the mott
rsdaced prices.
Abrs !. ep3e--a sM s
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He has hkezoljs for Sale,

lie has hke7Oljs for Sale,
A general anortm.nt Of Drugs, Patent NJ, ",
ciues, Shop furniture and Walls rev '.
fone Hall Lamps Indian Shades pross';.vaa .a
EGence of Spruce Patent Backing wv. ~, /
and Sherry wine black bottles in hogirs Cav,
Paints ground in oil and few barrels r ..,a
feed Oil, which he will fell on Reasonable 1 Sa
for cath, or to pnnaual cuaomers on : -
credit. ,a, %
81 A generous allowance will be MAJ y, d
shoie who purchafe the above Medicines "
dozen. .,g.
March 81.
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zvj@ 10 Rest, f., S or 6 years.
An ISLAND In the Potomac,
Ah@ut fifteen miles from George.town,

AbSut fifteen miles from GeoEge.town,
Containing al6 acres; mott OF which . IS clear
ed: / an told, by sho(e who have been IN Ken
tucty, that il is equal to any land in that tate,
producing from 10 to II barrels of corn per acre 10
= at,ieraass l.aiou. A great bargain may be had
in the puschafe of the hfa menslansd traes' and
in the la1ter on rent, provided application be
ioon made. PoGeifion mar be had at C5''lfa'as,
fwhen the prefens crop will be hnilhed with H.
b.rty of towing wheat this fall. Il Is iuppoled,
by Judges, there is good MILL-SsAr, with
ar.sm of water on the go acre traet Any
pcrfoa deGrous Of purchadng will view it and
judge for thsmtelvss.
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RUNAWAY Memo.

RUNAWAY NEG RO.
Runaway from the lubfcriber, living in Alsxan-
dria, on the aesh of May laa,
4 NEGRO MAN, named SPENCER -.
N about feet inches aigh, fender made,
fmooth kin &c is a plaudble iniinustpg fellow.
Had on when he abfconded, white round jack
ct and trowfess, fhocs and round hat. It is pro
bsblc he has changed his drcfs having variety
of.claa:hing. Whoever will take up faid Negro
and bring him to the fuofcriber, in Alexandra,
or fecure him in any goal 70 that get him a.
gain, fhall receive TWENTY DOLLARS re-
ward and all rsalonable charges paid He is
rope-makcr by trade 1t is probable Re may ira
vel TO Baltimore or to the fouthward, in order to
pet employment. ! hereby forewarn all matters
ofveGels and Others from employing Or carrying
offiaid NeF.o, at their peril. He IS h'red by
me from Mr.. James Stewart, living in this city.
IF taken in Alexandria TEN DOLLARS will
be paid. kT He is about z6 years old.
Samuel Harper.
Ionc II. eo5i.rawtf
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For sale and to RENT.

with to fell 600 acres of Land,
on Sagar Land Ran, being moiety of 1900
acres. .fng On ,hs edge OF Loudoan, and in
Fairfax county, aoout 20 miles from Aexan-
ara. 10 Seon Gs.1rse~ T avn, and ABOUT mile
and oaS quarter from the riyer--lies leyel>sIt
has an abundance Of fiae timber IN II equal to
any n Iae couasy, aud No tract of ianI can be
m,r- caos luay fupeIicd with inaup'era5le iprings
of the fact water; there is a part OF II laid
down ID hne clover paddocks, with a good or
chard and :.seral buiidings fit for tenants. This
ani was ,ieedei 60 ne, Essral years ago, by
Fe,dfsasa sairfax, Etqaire -the title indiirut.
able. - may D.: feea bysshe title papers 10 nay
podelila. FERNS may be k13wH and the and
hsgei 10 any perfoa wiihing to purchaic, by
ths fublcriber.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-06-18
S P r IN G G. o o D S.
Charles Bennett

Charles Bennett
Has imported in the fhip United States, Captain
Speake. he following GOODS; which he
offers TO: iale, On moderate terms, by whole
fale or retail:
Super6ne Cloths & KerleYHseres.
Bet black faiths and Aoreatines.
Cotton kcrleymeres and colored nankeens.
Fashionable waiitcoating.
Silk, cotton, and thread hofe.
Laced and plain cambrick mullins.
Dnries and cambrick ditto.
Mems black. white, and drah fix gloves.
Elegant extra long pic mic, aud plain nix
gloves.
Wedding and killing hiqss.
Bet Virginia Sickels.
Wsldran's and Biggin's grading and erals
fcythes.
Shot.belts and powd.r-aaks.
Double aad Jingle barrciled guns, &c. &c.
MAY 24,. ediw.coIdo.zaWIdo