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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-02-05
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:, -. iimos dzznef Of the head. and yeiiowntis OF
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The many care. that hive been eaected IN New Eng
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ucey,rt the neeeitv Of further Recommendation.
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Price only 60 cents.
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dangeeou. or difyreeabk Il, being edmpoed notify OF
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oTier.
One box CURE, pe-f,, antssere neede o. ne ".ln'ps
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r,oother.
LEES genuine Wndham AntadalloGs
Pill l. S. -
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-02-05

l.nd., and h. induced the proprietor y apeeint
aeents in all the mercantile toWr. 10 the United
States. for the accommodation Of the oublic.
The Ausibilious Pills are therefore, in an eipecial
manner, recommended % > preventative, deiery.
iue the notice OF all pehop. going to the Wee
Indiaaands, OF any Of rhDfe placss,infseed with
,heis feyers. DR.. Hunter has every pofible rea-
fen. that can reialt from long and exenhve exPs.
rience, for believing that dofe Of thefe pills,
taken once every fourteen days, during tn. pre-
yalcnce of our fall teyers, ill prove infallible
venra,ive. and that, iffzken in the early aases
Of thefe feyers, their uie will very generally fae.
coed in referring health, and frequently ia cafe,
eReent ed deixrsse and hey ond the power OF com
monremedies.
The operation Of thefe pills Is perfectly mid,
may be afed with iafe.y by peffou' in livery ftua-
ton and Of every age.
In Gckly times and placess dofe lhoa'd be taken
once aaortnigat, and If there i Ieafon TO aPpre-
bend perional danger, once week.
Oblerve that the Ggnarures OF MeGs. Those
Stoke. and Co. Is affixed to eseh box, without
which mark Of authenticity rhey are not genusns
The genuine Seo,e5, l.eb 0atmer'.
The oh,7 edrciue thar cares this dagreeable diiease
\, application, 70 many ihauads having experienced
IT'S efficacy i, uuneeefy TO add ,ay morcargsmsnta
III rs favsr bus to e,u.oa the public that the name Tho
n,ss Stokes and Co. alfred each boz, without this
mark Of authenticity, uoes are geauioe.
Dr.. Barlu.H,s r.s~iss Eye Wass,. :
fovereisn remedy fnr all difesfes of.hs Eyes, pee
div removes ina ,nnatons dmneis itehngs, and hlm
II never fails to cure thoie naladis which frequently fue
eeed the n,eafes fnapox, and fever; and IS an pnpa
raleled ereugthener OF weak light
Dr.. Hxx,er'. s<sainr Ant;bil9;osi Pill.
An agreeable and certain preventive Of the predpo6
tou TO ,nannatory and maledant fever which prevails
at parteu feafons OF year. The rapid aad inereang
demand from every part Of the United Saes, and chg
Wen iadi, hads the bea evidence Of tasif hyperion
excellence.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-02-05
THE AROMATIC
yOZFNGES OF STEEL.

Since this excellent medicine was hr't discovered
~ 1r B1rd we'll, fevera! thoufaud females have expe,
:; need il, Alu,,ry eea. many Of whom had been re-
Jaec 20 RI brink OF ths grave haviae ufd every re-,
n,~dy recommended fpecie in thoie complaints. and
had m1le every application the faculty that could DC
obtained, The following recent eaies tsleeted from
-,orrous IN.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-02-05

For Sale BY tie Subscribers,
Mufcovado fugas;in bids.
Green Coffee IN ,ierces
Antique (. Tcbago rum in hide.
,Coguiac Brandy inpipes
AUD / FEW
Barrels of Prime BEEF.
Nathaniel Wattles, g Co.
Jan. r.. DIFF.
FOR SALE-A Bargain.
1T>HAT rnoa pleafantly ftaa'ed HOUSE and
i LOT, lately occupied by MI. Alexander
Heodeifcn, Jun There !, on the premifes, an
excellent garden, new fable, 10 mort every
conyeuience for the residence OF a gsn,eeI family,
For teras Apply 10 toe iubfcsi5er OF, the pssient
Mr.. James Rofs, of Fredericksburg.
JAMES PATTON.
Nav. ~. e.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-01-01
Fridor. De. oIR. lsOA

The Speaker laid before the houfe letter
from his excellencythe Governor, covering GER
| tain documents for the Information of the Gene
| raj Afembly, which were read, and ordered TO
| be referred to the committee appointed to pre-
pare an Ultimate of the refources and expcndi-
| ture of the government.
An engrof1ed bill Incorporating the company
to build toll bridge over the fouth branch of
Potowmak river was read third time
Rejoivca, That the bill do pats, and that the
| title I've, an act, Incorporating a company to
build toll bridge over the fouth branch of Po-
towmak river.
Mr.. Johnfton preiente,i from a committee for
Courts of iuitice, to whom 1t was committed, a
hill, to explain and amend the ad providing for
the poor, and declaring who fhall be deemed
Migrants, with an amendment, which wa. twice
read and agreed to by the houfe;
Oy'deyeG, That the faid bill, with the amend
ment, be engrofed and read a third time.
A bill, diAorcing Robert Campbell from his
wife Anne was received and read the firf
time, and ordered to be read fecond time.
Mr.. Barbour from the committee of privile-
ges and elections made the following report {:
The committee of privileges and elections,
have according to order, examined the mayor 5
return of A delegate from the borough of Nor
folk to ferve in the prcient General Aiiembiy,
compared the fame with the form prefcribed by
law, aud have come TO the following refolution
thereupon:
Rejoized, AS the opinion of this committee,
that the Mayors return for the borough of Nor
folk is made in the form prefcribed by law.
The faid refoiution being twice read, was on
the qneftion put thereupon, agreed to by the
houfe.
Mr. Barbour from the fame committee, fur
ther reported, that the committee had, accord
ing to order, had under their confederation, the
petition OF John " oodward; TO them referre d
and had agreed upon report and come to feye-
raj refolutions thereupou, which he handed in
at the clerks table, where The fame were re-
ceived, and,
On motion, Ordered, to lie On the table.
Rrj6tUed, That the petition Of fundry mer-
chants, mechanics and other inhabitants Of the
city of Richmond, praying that proviiion may
| be made by law for compenfating them while at
tending rs iuryrnen, at the different courts held
| in the faid city and that in future they may
| not be compelled to ferve as jurors as often as
| they may now be required to do 70, be rejected.
| Ordered, That leave be given to bring in bill,
To regulate the practice of phyfic in this COM
monwcaltb, and for other purpofes and that
Meilrs Dulany, Purdie, Peake, Semple, Blake,
Snyder, Dafhiel, Jones, (Nottoway) Halves,
| Johnfton and Ker, do prepare and bring in the
| fame.
Rcioi1ed, That in future it flall be landing
rule of this houfe, to appoint annually, com
| mittee, Whole duty it fhali be to examine into
the expenditure of the executive department for
the lan year, and to call on them for any infor-
| nation relative thereto.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-01-01
IMPORTANT PROBLEM ..

For the invefigation of fome intelligent politician
who combines knowledge of abGraa politics
with the theory & practice of the Englih and
Virginia laws
4 petition is preftntcd to certain Iecga.
tune, for the incorporation of a comDanv TO ac-
conip!l!h tome public work. The petition is
drawn up and lisncd by perfons who are either
ignorant ofthe necefary facts, or who are intc.
reitsd in initiating them. Without making anv
preparatory arrangements without empI5yng
commiiiioners TO afcertan the real fate of The
cafe The Legislature, relying on the truih of
the facts, which are itated in the petition, pro
coed to organize company, and invcit II With
the rights of corporate body. Has the leqiC
| allure any right 10 nodify or annn the charter.
thus improvidently and heedleisIy conceded )
How far would the abfract theory of govern.
ment, or the Preredented proceedings of the En-
| stlh Houte of Commons, and the Virgini, Re-
| gilature, fanction fuch a confronting power ;
II no iuch power retides in the Legi0ature IT,
felt, is there oother remedy for fuch leriGative
ahortions! IF there is fuch a remedy. in yyh,t
department OF the government does if reGde.
ana 81 what regular brocej5 slay any cafe of
THIS fort he properly brought before this de-
! partmcnt %
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-01-01

| TbrsEst a n7iRake oft6e Gentleman svbo Haa
promicd 70 dclive,. tb- taHosyiag Ict.er, il qvas
not pa! iato tbe hands oftbr Editor iii o'Cyoek
hgH niSit. Tcf.Lbend iit publication far a Gsgie
"io'aeAf, .1ooa!d k'ass Gtsrare9 Hiberdi and i'm
proper; and IL sVaS imp9lfs'e 70 ACCOMPANY il
s''tb q /lit0Jir comment. No comment bo7veze,,
Sc0nfabnSe been attempted badttere been Efficient
fi''e 10 prepare enc I'm, aobo doe5 not {es, tbqt
II zUo"Id bave been altogether xanereG1py /, TIRE
h"ito' md no nezc frtfs 70 ex5ibit for TIE bsLEe
eonfder"fion Nor, is he G,aiN enoagb TO G,boof
f5af BIS o7on ingenuity could fxrri@ any appiiea-
fioA Of tie Fatejnent, already laid before tbena,
grt!cb tbei'- penetration qyoud not eqaally oeyic
Ne g content, Jo, bis part to ,,tl tie truth
o. 6is opinions, upon tie eviaeaee, zu5icb be las
alre01r 'o!foiIed: On ibis bats he refs svitb IN
difsm"fed oi'a/ire. II is Of that 0d,nanfine
F'ht7"'e ypt''b ,vouLl /cem TO def Ntbs Efforts
f6g: cen BE- made to ejfsi! i.s Gi15infiog.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-01-01
90 THF DTTPTrT

nURING the pretent year, ]. Ogvic will con-
~ tinue to initrue youth i'll the city of Richmond.
In addition the various branches of literature and
icence heretofore taught in his fchoo his pupils will
have opportunity Of ftudyng the higher branches
Of Mathematical icence, eXtenlive courie cf
Natural PhloiopEy the dead languages ard the French
and Spanih languages. In teaching the higher
branches Of Mathematical itience and the dead LAM
guages, J. Ogilvie will be aliited by MIR. Wood of
this city, Whole hyperion proficiency and Gill in Ma
public patronage. The French and Spaniia languages
will be taught by Mr. Bonnadil with who.e a.iduy
and qualifications in the line of his proieion the cit-
zens of Richmond are sufficiently acquainted. The.c
arrangements whil they will comfortably din.iniih
J, Ogvies emo.uments, will greatly enlarge the u-
Iity of the ichorl The principal Disadvantages of
ichoois conducted By afngle teacher are the princi
pal and uninterrupted preiiure of exsrton the llipa-
ton Of thought amongit iuch variety of itudies rs
alnoR to preclude the polibily Of pre-enent 1ljIl
or proficiency IN any department. of knowledge,
and the conicquent mperle6iion and incompleatnels
Of the couric Theie Disadvantages will be radically
obviated by the preceding arrangements. Thus mo-
dfied and extended, the plan of education which will
be purified in this chool, will embrace probably, as
comprehensive and compleat oourte OF literature &c
icisnee be reaionaby expected IN a leninary,
10 totally dei,ute of every fort of eAtrnfc upport
The ichool will be opened the feeond Monday in
January.
p. S. Mr.. Wood will teach the arts of drawing
and painting, fuch young gentlemen may be de-
irous to acquire ione knowledge and lkill tEele
highly elegant ana uisfu accomplishments.
January /.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-01-01

M. Bsker prefented, according 10 order. :
bill 70 authorize the courts Of certain countir.
| ~ appoi-t two or more commifi,ners of the
revenue for the fad counties, which was receiy.
ell and read the hrft time, aud the qusftor being
put upon the fecond reading of the bill,
| II pailed in the negative.
Rcjoh7'ed, That the fad bill be rejected.
| MIR. Mallory preiented, from the committee
to whom itlwas committed, bill, to prevent the
hauling of tenes at certain places within certain
periods annually, with feveral amendments,
whichhe handed in at the clerks table, where the
fame were twice read and agreed to by the
houfe.
Ordercd, that the bill, with the amendments,
be engroGrd and read third time.
Mr.. Du-Val prefented, according to order, a
bill, for the relief of f,ecial bail in certain ca
ies, which was received and read the firlt time,
and ordered to be read feconl time.
Ordered, That leave be given TO bring in a
bill, TO amend the act, reducing into one the fe-
veril aas making provion for the rrifraint fiip-
port and maintenance of idiots and lunatics, and
the preiervation and management OF their cf-
tates; and that Meiirs. Woodiug, Sample,
Woodford, HIVES, p. NJ. Daniel, Maclin,
Taylor and Moore, do prepare and bring in the
fame.
Ordered, That the committee appointed to
bring in a bill on the fiibiect Of the appointment
of jaor' aud regulating theirftes, be ditch lrs-
cd thcrefrom.
a petition Of fundry inhabitants of the city OF
Richmond, was prefented and read, Eating ma
ny grievances arifng to the citizens of this COM
nIonweath bv the conduct of Captains of vef-
tels carrying flaves ont of this fate, and pray
ing tine attention of the Legislature to the laws
upon that fubiect
Ordered, That the fiid petition be referred to
Mefirs. Tazwcll, King, Du-Val, Semple, Ker,
Mercer, Goodwin and Watkins, and that they
report their opinion thereupon, to the houfe,
by bill or otherwife.
A petition from number of the inhabitants
of Patrick county, on the fubje6t of extending
the iurfdiaion of Jingle magifrate, and other
alterations of the laws relative to the recovery of
debts, was received and ordered to be referred
TO the committee appointed TO bring in bill on
the fubeGt of extending the jurifdiction OF fin
gle magistrates.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-01-01
MASSACHUSETTS AMENDMENT TO
TIE FEDERAL CONSTITUTION.
IN Thurlday, December 81,

On Thuriday, December 81,
MIR Barbour, from the committee to whom was re-
ferred that part OF the Governors commune alton
which relates to the amendment propelled by the Rate
Of Maiiachuietts TO the conaiintion Of the United
States, made he following report
THAT they have beltowed on the faid propoiton,
the repeellul attention which is due both its i'm
portance and 10 the rate making it, without being
bic to perceive any JUL grounds which its adopt
on can be recommended. The proyilion made by the
cOnttution for iuch amendments, from time to time
may be- found expedient, Is conGdered BIZ the COM
mittee, as weiy adapted 70 a new and complicated
ly,en, when in its progreis might devclore imper-
ectiOns unioreeen at its date which may have been
then iulceptble Of more convenient organization or
more guarded definition il oue Ct is parts than was
| remarked either b. thoie who framed or thole who
ratified the insument in Turluance of this provifion
and in the pirit which dictated it, the contribution has
received alterations winch it is hoped will be found
to render it the capable of fulfilling the great
end to which it apres and the committee are far
from preiuming, that Ike improvements may not fill
be made under the ielous Of experience, without IN
duging ipirt of innovation or violating thole ei-
iential principles and thofc well known conditions on
which the contribution is founded. But with all the
dJpo!itiohs they feel avoid impeding anlelorlti-
the politieal intution Of the United States, &
10 .i!en with favorable attention changes invited
in tEa light by filter fate, they cannot regard the
one now propofed by the Legislature Of MaGachuietts
IS either within the icope that ought to be gwen ia
innovation, as ultGod by any considerations, which
are entitled 20 greater weigh; now, than was orig
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-01-01
TO THE EDITOR OF THE ENQUIRER.

degree of refpett for the character of your
paper, called forth denial of the malicious
charges exhibited againtt me on the god inf
ne lame Confederate ion, rather than the formi-
GABLE tefImony preicnted on the Goth, forces
me again to repeat, and 70 dfavow the fad
deemed authenticated beyond doubt" Yet,
believing in Mr.. M'Kim's fair fame as an ndi-
vidual, l preiume 10 queition, whether he is
CONTIGUOUS how far party zeal and " predle cti-
ons' may have diiorGered bis contraction of
the rare facts md Reaaer circumstances, upon
which his fGatement is predicated and, :vhe
| therhekHo7o5 thepreeif momeat y zvben he was
placed on the " hind end of the t" That /
eia"take the blame myfelf," is fact which
ain proud 70 own nor would it, as a byecc.
.Ae't, di'ilonor any fuccefor in Office, aitho'
happily, g all the chances of abufe baue expir-
ed" ihal' add nothing more as 10 Mr.. Ms
Kim, than an ailurance, that his political faith
and predictions as ALTO thofe of Mr.. Lewis,
certainly, and Mr.. BIaSey, probably, were un-
known 70 ane, till after they had been feverally
detgnated and d!fpofed of. The particular
made Of conduct upon that occaiion, fhar not
bs': detail: One deputy bearing m active part
IN forming the pannel, fi!l lives, and can be re-
iorted to by thofe, whom party motives NAV
prompt--and none other can correctly afcertain
the precious fret, upon which 70 much has been
erroueoully i;aid.''
Here too, let me fate, fearlefs of contradict
ION, that Mr.. Lewis and MIR. Blakcv were FUN
noEed and discharged atthe fame momentum the
face court & that The powerwhichis $50 feverely
centured.was cxercfed previouny(2)t to the " de-
ciaration" TO Mr.. Pollard in his compiling room,
any teitmony 20 the contrary, not withdrawing.
The CAT. of Col. Vandewail Ileave with him
ielf and Mir. Mofby, the Deputy.
inclolng mycorrefpondencew with you on an affair
originating ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS opinions than
upon facts, Observation-Disclosures Ryle &temper,
juiSfying my irft imprefIions, and thefe infpire
hope, that in drawing any future concluGons,
as harmless even as thofe now before me, you
Will be liberal enough to recolet, that my ecla-
rations are offered under deep fenfe of regard
tor continuance Of that favor and fupport
which have been extended from the mott re-
ipeetable portion of the community, among
whom it has been my happiness TO have df-
charged various official and civil duties. | an,
Sc.&c.
D. M. RANDOLPH,
Late Martial, V. D.
Dec oo,ii 100.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-01-01
E:3ieIdfiirg o. Cltrqi;lia.
EXTRACTS FROM THE JOURNALS OF
THE HOUSE OF DELEGATES
TbHiIiny Dee. 2o

clerk. VIZ
The ienate have pafjed the bill, entituled, an
~, Incorporating library comyanv in ,bc
county Of Prince-Edward
IN engroiled bill, aut riRng fale of the
slebee OF the pariih ofSt. Mary, for the pnrpo
les therein mentioned. wa read third TING:
kgIo'9ea, that the hilido paf. and that the Il.
ne Oe' an act' authorizing taie Of the giebe OF
'he PaJih "f -. Msrf, F9r tie pur ooles therein
mentioned.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-01-01
BOARD, WASHING q MruDlNc,

FWN Z % FIX ANNUN.
he irbicriber has removed to The city Of
Richmond, FOR the purpoie of receiving board
svs. He has rented a large and CONNEXIONS Brick
Houfe, about two hundred yards from !. Ogiives a.
cad"my He IS particularly delirous Of receiving as
boarders, young gentlemen from the country, who
propoe to become audents in this ichoo during the
Preient year He will Board, VAIN and Mend for
th'rty-ix pounda per annum. He will be PRE- pared TO
receive from hieen to twenty boarders. He can ac-
commodate ten or twelve with chambers and bedding
terms which will be made known to applicants
J. RAWLINS, junr.
Richmond, January J..
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-01-01
JOHN SPINDLER,

y ESPECTFULLY informs the L0dies and
IN Gentlemen Of Riebmond, that ie infendJ 10
teach DRAFTING, PAINTING m on Coiop,s
and CrayonJ, end gcopId nJfrR7 ar 8 bnsb Ds
f6yjc brageteJ, either by qOaiiiNg on fb.W, Or at
lis bogjf, QPPGfte Tbomos HHoa'J hIq. boek
frref.
~. 3. Sign, Hegt, md N4if0,y C5louy paint
CT by u .. Oraer' -',4n fbc e,a4f,y pnauu4fiy
0f'f7d'F 70 es11I.]
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-01-01
D. M. RANDOLPH,
Late Martial, V. D.
Dec. seth, 1894.

III TIE e;re4mF1aeeJ 1-ea.isas3 IN Mr. M Kin;
fF'ftFafe' i they d. MT eteytqia tie 1ye-if tine
-o6sT De 7ra' s7moaea, zy;4 ~ al LAT t6a! Le .ya,
l'gmo"'d lr9ag TIE iirt eoad mention ollie. Et7s,
no not tqEaAy 7vcA authenticated confirm bis aG,foo.
ba0s s"'d r.gioH to believe Dat Mr.. l1sKim -eo,
j1'7o"ea at ne ane or Tt,y ncary t5- fame time, at
qvbi6 mr.. Ls7Os and mr.. G. Bls&.y 4ve,l l.r,or.l
14Ed yet @cy are flaeea TIE qyy f,G on tie 6sune ana
Ar. M'Kir il The 2sD-I IIv- t5e Enve realou 10 BE-
LieVe that Mr.. r Wo'qfr, as,.bey Dr,uoeynt, 4ye,
'ToHsd at tie |f ane, and yet bis name If about e
2fb o" bt H. T5e Gaat6 Of M. Wsogyfn bar batFea
ny reiea,ej.y on tbi,beaa
(2J Let tie -t;rs7 be conceded, and zr5s. dor, MI.
Ra"a0ip6 gal" BY H. Hi ENh be pyeisarsi tbat be
So xii ~; an! ..55ai n, 4, MIR :, cal.
De 70o1d not ADOPT cry mvru5 in The 6yogy of bi,
arrangement. Cd Tbongb IN. Le7yis and mr. Ek,-
Key :rtrr -ficGfd before : day Of Be trial. tey zy.
PIT hrlt 9nbe Pang, 7ebeb aesOriagto Mr. n, slan
fon9 jsarsoi bnOs BEEN mad. beorr tJcir yeLes Sd
In ~rtag OFT he fEF 7vJ6 sOa, 10 be gpen in Z, u,
CLERK and 70 Be called in Court M Lezpi nam,
eef7"safy frHa5 notbag and Ten tbrye Could not b
fbt ef e5aref tint Gagle Democrat opLl BIZ emitted;
f"T |fy4' quorum dad hrs egycat5a dfephy is re.
1.o'ef, 7obie6 '6igsd encounter in nv f,6
F'2f"'f"'' E.E.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-01-01
Jan. l.
EOR .S4I q.

1--WE Hhds. and 10 Or. caf1s of LONDON PAR
Il TICULAR TENERIFFE WINE Of hyperion
quality, on credit of 90 days-Ne sutahle notes
Enquire of THOMAS NORVELL.
December 90. (tf)
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Balance againt the fate Dc

If the Land Office be kept up in lis preicnt
TORN, The Rate of Virginia viii loft IVY il annu-
A'Iy, At the lowct calculation, the above fun Of
SCI dots. cents.
QHere.--Wjl it not be more adyir,b!e TO let
tDtne respectable man take upon hinfrlf the
dicharge Of the duties Of the f;id Office, and
I'VE INN for his !ervices the LEGAL fees ar Gnc-
thereirom' than 10 continue i, thus cxpenfvr
20 the Commonwealth, when every uart If III.
1uiinris will, without doubt, b. tg,rffted
with as much Promptitude ani hd-l,ty. rs 2.
preictlt. Perhaps the prefgnt Rcgiee: viii con.
tInue to do the buincis for the l-ee, and If 70.
II may be proper 10 give him the oreterrace.
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THE Egie offbe Academy or Tbsatre Lo.5.
a.1vriijfd in tbeJirR Page Of this 47per, 10 take
place on TOMORROW, is peRponea until I1ueja..y
next, the sfb infant.
PROSSER g NlONCURE.
IAN. L.
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A FRIEND.

Under the prefent Establishment
OF the Land Office, the Re-
giftcr is allowed the annual IA
larry of Dolls. 1850 %
fl'S firit Clerk CPS 90
ThreeUnder Clerks 5oodls. each 15oo m
Stationary, fuel, &c. agreeaby
TO former accounts rendered
by the RICHTER (hs acct for
the lait year having not been
rendered, when application
was made to the Auditor TO
aicertain the amount,) Say Geo 90
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29N OecemLsr, 1904.

29fb Decemby, 1904.
To THE EDITOR OF THE ENQUIRER.
SIa,
By inierting the following ftatement in the
Enquirer, you will greatly oblige
EQIEND