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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-03-23

An arrival al Salem from MarseiIles,
orngs an article of intelligence which if
II could be depended upon, is interes sting.
The captain informs that son the I'd OF
January he was boarded by boat from
the beet of Lord Nelson and informed.
there, was ftycstess Of Peace 6essvee,. fsie "
'aifed Ssoses and I,itsH yery shorny.r It
- probable that some negociation NAV
have taken place between Commodore
harron and the Bashaw since our last adj
vices'from the Mediterranean, but il is far
from certain. And though some inter-
course had occurred, il by no mean. FOL.
lows that speedy peace would be the re-
suit Daily .zdv.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-03-23
FRAs WALKER.
he high bred Engltsh Sfaiilcn,
~. ARCHDUKE.

1TTssrvs TMrosrKD from London by lohn
Es Hoomes. eiq. Of the Bowiing
.{a.~.-&sG Green. Was got by Sir Peter
E1ssz&zs8 Teazle. (the fro Aaliinn nn,. 3.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-03-23
NOTICE.

Amelia county, March /, lsc
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-03-23
Valuable Lands for Sale.

March 9th, 1905
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-03-23

Nj. A NIX DO N DIS
Per sale At This oikse..
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-08-09
THIRD PARTIIM.

We are extremely sorry to learn, lsays
the Boston CentineD tina. some OF the
Pennsylvania Federahsts are listening to
the piantive songs of the Third Party po.
liticians of that State and that too not
withstandng the vile abuse and falsehood
the former have suffered at the hands OF
the latter. Wecannot see either policy or
maenanimity in the union. The S2Has
ought to be leftto feel the full weight OF the
coils ,h@y were so instrumental in bringing
on their country. And what pray, are the
Federais,s to gain by their accession 90
They have neither nerve nor princlple.''-
They embrace, it is true, most OF the learn
ing and wealth of the democratic party -.
But they are the drones of the hives; and
never would m: ke w0rking bees. The te-
deral cause does not want their influence.
The reign of democracy, cannot IN the ma
,ure of things, be of long duration The
administration Of the constitution must De
restored to its trainers and friends. And
the federal arm alone ought to nave the
credit of saving the nation. The third par.
ty men are principally office seekers; and
would very willingly use the tederalis1s as
a ladder to obtain their object.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-08-09
ON the word Addrsjh

There is ararticular propensity inherent
in us all, the effects of which are the same
but the mode of application eStre meiy dis
similar, and which may be known by the.
general term Of address. The address OF
an old man consists in persuading his mis-
tress that he is Young, and that OF youth
in insinuating that he has arrived at the
age ofmaturity and secrecy. "A sharper
has attained the height of his wishes It ne
has the address TO pass in the opinion OF
the world, for an honest man and the lat
ter is often suspected of being otherwise,
if he displays too much address modest
women are Frequently mistaken ter couets.
zans by affecting their address; neither IL
a cyprlan qualified TO succeed IN her pro-
fesslon until she has acquired that seem-
ing address of innocence. a creditor dis
plays his address in dlscov erlDg the address,
of his debtor; and the address OF debtor
consists in cautiously concealing his aaaress
from his ere ditor.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-08-09

3. Fat. failed; nor could any pi0sa-
s .2,s ): mae Of their ast s tito % Sun.
Pl.' r sa privatser choonsr, moan ..ol
~ ssa. and one IS p0und,s, and apparent ppn aa
'SSai f y medley collection Of all ns,,0Gi'
l'a 1 e 1sa's and among ,asn captain
t's' g, formerly failed OUT OF tins port -,
RS ,,' sa' Tass Informs. that the brig LYDIA
Captain n 4 ibis port, captured BY Preach pr
PPiiI',, Turks Hand paflge, had been earn,
fa ,tt,, s., Bartholensws, and the captain and
dla'p l,s = TIL. privateer had arrived at
q .la os,. and ae commarder having inform,
S'OaOap nnacder 10 chief of his having liberated
q % p,,,.rloo, general Ernouf expreiisd bis
f'71 s,,i of his condats, nor wifhing any more
, ,9.,;e,n,, q f:uatcd, to be brought into Qua
ial,ups. I r.G,oe ~ hours af.
= I.,v;oy this PIT, captain Tate was beaded
a. a. ,'T T.5sb prsat.sr who robbed him of every
s.. ,s.y could lay their hands on; compelled
- s : oDsn his matches, and TOOK Gus evcf'l ar
-. of ~, csrpo.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-08-09
Iuf Received,
AuguR g:

And for jaIe at the 6ytribsr's fore,
4 PAR Gel of excellent Rhode Iland new
n CHEESE; 600 buriches of foe ONI>
ONs, this years growth; SEQ lbs fraeuslitY
table GOLDFISH a quantity excellent SHOES
from Salem frefn LINES & COCOA NUTS {
So cafks Rhode IAand STONE LIME, in good
order and general sGortmen, Of GROCE-
RIES and FRUITS as uiual.
A. WILLIS.
Augua 8. ao'
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-08-09
TRUTH Will PREVAlL.

The democratic writer's are now willing
TO confess, and indeed in pennsylva-
MIA shave the hasdihood to assert that the
stories Of defalcalions Of Pickering, VOL
colt, &c. were all LIES, designed TO an
swer the purposes Of party and which
were succe ssful. They now laugh in
their sleeve at the credt.!ity of the" DEAF
people, (dbia.9
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-08-09
, SPANISH AFFAIRS.

VA.s
Esssd Gus articles have lately been pub
ssr y. Indicating in pretty decisive man
ssrps want OF cordiality between our 60
s,ion a,n' and the court of Spain. Resti-
lions; 70 our citizens for former spolia-
nil,sI reused; fresh spoliations are com.
sarri.d government vessels are seized and
OUR. : INTO port; our minister sent for the
lies e e Ol amlcably adjusting the beunda-
aud ssr louisiana, Is treated with neglect,
cOn0r asred to depart without having &C.
shOr, aaeo the object; every thing. in
ruptu,, SEEMS to indicate an approaching
have y For all these facts, however. we
Port Az y other authority than common re.
ssaan;iu,s,.. accidental intelligence. If our
1aa0n know any thing of the mat.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-08-09
n O T I C. E.

a NY PERSON intending TO fell fecond :.
N hand FORTE.PlANO's ihail receive
the fullvslue of shcrn, by tie luhicriber. Who
OFF rs his feryic- 20 the inhabitants ct this
CITY, in reaching tie FORTE Piano by the month
or IeGon, enquire at Hodgsis's tavern.
+. A. WAGLER.
Auguf g: 81
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-08-09

I" A roavk:a, so5efuusS hz,s,
As lomc wofd.coiners >All't J
I" Containing neilhcr love 'nor bate,
/" Weak zratsr.gratl wi.hGatJah:
Of al! things, we abhor and desest the
most.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-08-09

able situation TO which this island IS likely
TO be reduced, by perseverance in The
measures lately adopsed by the command
of his maiestv's minister's, for the pre-
yention of supply of sailed provisions
from the United States Of America, 70
which he made the following reply:
mr.. Speaker,
!" And Gentlemen Of the Assemblu,
In consequence of the measures which
were taken during the late martial law for
the security of Jamaica, all the neutral
vessels have been by my directions. adj
mittcd to an entry at the several custom.
houses in the island, although they may
have contained sailed provisions prohibited
by my proclamation of the soth of May
last. The arrival of the Cork feet which
is daily expected, will, l trust, tend essen.
TALLY to quiet the approximations you enter
tain of scarcity of those articles, SO ne
cessary for the support of the poorer class
of the inhabitants of the island as well as
to correct the vegetable diet of the me-
grces."
Mr.. James NJ. Henry, is appointed "a
gent for the United States of America in
this Island, in the room OF William Savage,
Esq. resigned.
The brig Hunter, captain Ingefeld, ar
rived on Monday morning from cruize,
with the ship Two Friends, of and from
London, Neil Mcneil master captured
h,,.o RI th of
and re-taken Off Charleston bar on the 9th
following.
The Hunter also brought in with her
the re-captured American schooner Three
Sisters, with lumber mentioned to have
been taken by Spanish privateer. The
value Of the cargo of the former vessel is
estimated at between forty and fifty thou
sand pounds sterling.
From the Ne1v Iork Morning Chronicle.
Captain Culver, of the brig Eliza Ha-
milton, arrived yesterday, obligingy tur.
nished us with ST. Croix paper of the
18th July from which we extract the follow
ing
PUBLlCA HON.
The following regulations, which have this
Law been communicated TO both Custom
houses of this island, are hereby made
known to the trading part OF the CONF
munity, viz.
1. All sorts of goods, without exception,
may be imported TO St. Croix, from all TO-
reign places, provided said goods be i'm.
ported In either Danish, European, Ameri-
can, or vessels belonging to our Danish
West India Islands.
2. No foreign goods are contraban&, ex.
cept those imported in foreign European
vessels. which goods remain henceforth, as
they hereto have been prohibited.
8. The duties to be paid on such foe
reign goods from all foreign places, are as
follows:
When imported in Danish European pes
sells:
Articles denominated necessary, S per ct.
Do. less necessary, z per ct.
Do. of luxuries, 10 per ct.
WAen imported in american vessels:
Articles denominated necessary, 5per ct.
DO. ACoo hSSGooaIyS ~ Pr ~
Do. of loxuries, IS per CT.
When imported in our own vessels be-
longing to our islands, in the same manner
as when imported in Danish European
vessels:
Which above mentioned regulations
commence from the 1st July.
THIRD PARTIlSM.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-08-09
Spring Garden Theatre.

The public ere REPEATEDLY informed that
a detachmentgf the Philadelphia Conn.,
pay furpoJs opening the Spring.
Garden Theatre for 1a nights.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-08-09

H.s = ne informed shar a new arrette of the
!, ..sa Sovernment is received in this city,
6,ll ~. 'Oas al Seleis coming into their ports
IBa,t 'oeir eargocs corfgned 20 reident
btcs =. p's,ume) mefchant, who previous TO
d.,bl. = &c an entry, Nall give bonds to
,,,,,, VIC smount OF the duties accruing in fueh
rno-f' ni' decree has been lfued for the
lsgEa,, : occurring TO the aat1iplisration the
FaYHaenE OF IFS duties. T Phi. bap.l
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-08-09

Kingston { sfam. } July IS.
On Thursday the honorable house OF
assembly laid before his honor the lieut..
governor their representation Of the miser-
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-08-09
Phil tqp.l

a. . letter Of the 10th of June, received by the
up y, Gus, arr'sed at New York, tom rc!pcet.
=. - Ss0ueman IN London TO his friend in that
S ~, Aa'cs that ncsoclasicn was then depending
s,.. s'uS''eat Britain and France, and that dif-
i. N.Y. sfi0'ons> were entertained of the refult -
5ra aa'si nnielf did no, think it would be pro.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-08-09
gIsranorIa Dat!p aooerttser.
FRIDAY, AucusT 9.

rpFNcH q ENGLISH FLEETS.
r,o,ain Bradford, (who arrived at Bos.
,.s,ss so,h ult. last from Madeira, re-
S so,,. that on the I'd July, in lat. %, long.
5 !, !. passed loline ofhauIe SHIPS, and q
s g. s,eeriug f. S, F.. They did not
. .1 any colours, bat from their appear
' once h supposed them TO be English.---
Tssaest could have been no other than Id.
N.kon's as the number OF ships answers
70 ne force Which his lordship had with
him. when he passed Antigua, in pursuit
Of The enemy, and from the course he was
expected 10 steer, must have reached the
latitads above mentioned.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-08-09

The combined French and Spanish Aeee
was last spoken with on the goth June, IN
The sane latitude, aud steering nearly the
same course, and long. 43. If these ac-
counts are correct, it viii follow, that the
British have made bat little head-way in
eui.chasiag their enemy, although having
been 10 their tract for above 6ve.and-twen-
" DAYS. THIS is rather extraordinary, and
cau be attributed only to the superior skill
ard vigilance which the French navy have
acquired, Of kctp'Ag a-head of their ene-
mics,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-08-09

We have seen letter from a gentleman
N Lssaofa, which contains an extract of
q iegerhom one Of the American captives
"a laaels dated SO late as April 9, giving
az blowing very agreeable information
q iaif prospect opens to our view of be-
ag restored TO the arms of our couatry
sl friends" Although we DO not know
la' PARTICULAR causes which gave rise to
'nl' pleasing expectation of our unfortu-
pd's Brethren, we are persuaded, from the
CHARACTER Of the writer, that some occur
renee has taken place to justify US in con.
g"qiallng the friends of the captives and
-. !, country, on the prospect of speedy
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-08-09

e. Wanted to purchafe, guam
tity Of Back Lands, Of good quality
and title. Enquire of the Printer.
Auguit Q. st
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-08-09

Extract ola letter from Kingston, Uamai-
ca toa gentleman IN Norfolk, dated Ju-
IS.
sWe enclose you this days Royal Ca
zette, wherein you will observe the strong
representation again made to the governor
by the assembly, fer opening the ports to
the American vessels as formerly, and his
answer refusing-the fact is, his orders
from England are positive not TO open
them, and not in consequence of some
few people here applying to keep them
shut against sailed provisions"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-02-08

lume he found Latin poem in honor Of the
victor 1T Blenheim. His mufe cdayed, IN her
infant fight, to give the mott itriking psiiagcs
to the world in Eugli.h verie. The hand OF
heaven took from one of Eugenio's friends a
cherub, for whom his mule detcribed the angels
as opening the way TO heaven.
He had heard that Milton had written won
derful poem on divine fubea. In it &c con-
tcmpated with awe the grandeur of Omnipo-
tence creating world. The accurfed ambi-
tion of the Prince of Darkness, and the elo-
quence of the orators of Pandemonium taught
him to beware of the powers of vice directed by
talents. The difquiet of man in foiitude, and
his extacy at bcholdiug in companion, fe-
cond felf of more refinement, and the reprefen-
tat,on OF the felicity attending life of nature,
whillt innocent, imprefied on him the inditIo-
luble union of the focal Affections, and virtue
with Happiness.
The dignity of the poet, fweling with the
majefty of the fubie6t, elevated Eugenio's feel
ings TO the alteration of the Author of being,
and the wonder of his works. His mind took
peculiar pleaiure in viewing thefe fubjects in
every fhape in which it could place them,
Thompfon, mild, natural and fublimc, delighted
him with the iuttice and variety of his defcrip-
tons; whit Akenfide dazzled him with the
magnifcence of his pictures, and unaffected a
correct correfpondence between order, beauty,
and virtue.
The powers of reafon, and the ablra0 fcien-
ces OF geography and astronomy, had feldom
been the fubiects of Eugeno's contemplation,
when total ec!ipfe of the fun was predicted in
an almanack. &c This furely is a wonderful
phenomenon" he obferved to himfelf, and an
explanation of it by friend, finulated his Gu
riofty towards the general fyftem of astronomy.
Hewas told, that, altho' fome popular Treaties
would give him a general view of the fubiime
fyftem, by geometry the motions, velocity and
relations OF the heavenly bodies had been afcer-
tanned, and were capable of denomination. The
definitions and axioms he found but few. The
importance of the Object occaioned him patti
emily to acquire them, <, as in the courfe of 4
demon1ration, he faw the light of truth break
ing upon him, and that always proved which
was to be proved, what required at hrf an ef-
fort of hislnind to prevent tedum, became
Peaime, which was increaing to delight and
on arriving ut a conviction of the correctness OF
the great Newtou's fyfem, arofe To rapture
Such were the purfuits of Eugenio.-A foul
OF refinement only, can appreciate his happi-
neis.-Praetical morality, fcience and literature
were the delight of his youth, and no doubt will
be the fupport and comfort of his old age
g.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-02-08

M. Van Marina, has contriyed fpecies of
portable pumps, which, by being adyantageouf-
ly attributed in different dtuations, are compe-
tent to extinguifh the mon deftruGtive fires.
The principle on which they are applied is this /:
the flame of burning body ceafes the usoment
the atmospheric air is not permitted to come in
contact with its furface. The Object of thefe
machines is, there fore, to throw the water in a
direction where the fire is mon active, in order
that the greateft quantity Of vapor may be ge-
nerated, which, excluding the atmofpheric air,
occafions the immediate diflppearance Of the
conflagration, wherever il is exDanded.-This
uiefuI contrivance, although difficult in the APP
pHcation, may tend conhderaby to leffeu the
danger of FIRE, and will be particularly valuable
in thofe circumstances where water is difficult
10 be procured. Ton. p.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-02-08
TWENTY DOLLARS REy5RD.

JACK, or JACK ASH, gardner by protection.
) formerly the property Of Lewis 8urwe,l. dec.d.
was fold by the Ex'or- of faid BnrwcH shout this
time iait year, TO a gentleman refdng in Amhera
county, who permitted hits come do.yn lsfi May.
tor the purpoie of whiting his wife and rela-io,.s
with Pronie that his vi,,s inud 5s repeated tre-
qnently Jack has thought proper to abuie this in.
diligence by not returning TO his matter.
tiis age IS iome,sing above fit - rather under the
middle fze IT'S believed that he eeret.s hinsief in
Cheiterheld, probably Manchester, where his wife's
friends 1--we. keeper the toll bridge or the fer
fymen will have frequent opportunities of ficpping
hum when on wifi, to his wife, who is free, and who
re.ass opPo'ite Mr.. Southgate's garden. Whoever
viii deliver the iaid Jack to Mr. Role the ;slor viii
receive the aboVerewsrdcn application at the Office
of the Enquirer.
Jan. g, 1905.
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WHO HAS on HAND FOR SALE.
NOTICE.

4 IL 8srjons indebted 10 tie late jfr,v of BUCIiA-
I a NAN, DUNLOP q CO. Of Pete1bre, RO-
BERT POLLOK q co. Of Rieb1voa4, and UN-
LoP, POLLOK q co. Of 6fanebsfer, are bere5y
Nstjred t0af a~e' Dnaep, late partner IN he atove
ee"f+'@., 6a' become eare6afr Of TOE oazndng t5is-
icy SvAt6efors be pleadi0 make 9ayet 10 NJ. John
1O,rpf'~s reaing in Richmond, tie EyiSer ,saieg
IN PdsJbS cello ai0re Authorized TO rake collection,
and gran. aibarge-sats zyH Be insir4irrt-,y con-
"e1eaiIgaif al zvbo DO nc. meke payment b.,e TIE fri
Of February next.
JOHN DUNLOP, Itto,rsy
Ear JAMES DUNLOP.
Peftys4rg, Nee. Is, 1904. eff
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VALUABLE LAND-FoR SIZE.

- Y virtue Of deed truR from William, Matte
y deed. in order tofecure and pay the following
debts, viz, the fur of $50: 81, in ipecie .f!irned
By Nathaniel Mafiieto Archd. Bryce, r. Cor the
purpoies mentioned in TIE faid Alignment, and the
fun of { 1888: Is. lod, due to Arch'd Brvce with
intere thereon from the 18th eay of December 1902,
at per cent per annum till paid,
"'3 ltJ'Ld 81 he late rsetnee Of ',ism Fri
day the ~ Day Of March nlxt fo, read. sgoney
All that TRACT OF LAND, in Gooctlard
county, (whereon Mrs Francis Nfaiie now hyes0
containing BY late furvey 1854 acres lyns, and be-
ing on the waters Of the Lttle Byrd Creek andbcrnd-
ed by the lands Of Capt. Narhauiel Niaiiie, decd
Mar, David Rots, Mr.. John Matthews and c;hers
his land is of the frf quality of high laud,
Pieaiantly tuated, within or miles land good
road) of the town of Columbia, and f.cn. 20
miles OF Lewis's mill, on the Byrd Crock
JOHN FOR bES, truflc,.
January 95.
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FOR RENT i:
TO RIM Err S.

HENRY OURAM-PRESS-M
Sontb-ea5t corner Of PRIME and Sixtb-Rrsets:
y ESPECTFULLY Informs the trade, that be
& = undertakes to .l1aply Printing Offices svitb
every Thing IN BIS line, baz,ing eompieat P,ir-
IsrS Joiner, eo'.fsnfy sS.s5ocetiiy waking the
a2ood part of Preles, Fl,:zifre, Rnley, Sc. sJe.
Cbajes efnN .fsss, Csnlpoyfng Sticks, Bras 81
Hood Gallys, g. g. eon)qanfly on bana, or
made TO order qvitb dilbateb and neatneL5.
Orders fran any part otft the Continent attend
ed to. PbiLad. Jan. 5. eb3m.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-02-08
FOR SALE,


BY WILLIAM ROSS, AT THE EAGLE TAVERN:
iNlGHI Y-four yards Fancy, Toilonet, Caiimere
) 4 and Swanfdown Wencoating,
cafes Britannias, bale Ticklenburgs,
8 Gales and trunks Chntzes and Callicoes,
cafe Cotton Shawls and Pocket TIhdlfs.
do. India Sattins, afiorted colours,
bale Gurrah Mullins,
do. Bafta do.
do. Gotta do.
do. Jaannah Mamoody do.
do. do. Sannah do.
GO boxes spanifi Segars,
20 do containing fetts of Tea China 81 pieces each,
do. aiIorted ditto
80 rheam Medium Vellum Printing Paper,
do Foolicap Writing ditto.
ALTO, boxes Glais Tumbers and Decarters
N. B. Crop Tobacco, Flour, OF Flax-Seed, will be
taken in paymen. as caG.
January 1. (lswtO
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TO RENT.
AND POSSESSION GIVEN 1mMrpIA
January Is. If

AID POSSESSION GIVEN IMMrDiArElY,
4 TENEMENT on Shockoe Hill, adjoining the
1 \ houie now occupied by Mr.. John lTCredie
lately podefled by the Subltriber. There is on it a
convenient Wooden Houle with two ROOMS clofet
SD piiage, on the fri floor. Two rooms and
ooiet above kitchen and three cellars below with
Smoke Houie and Garden. ALTO Wooden Houfe
with two rooms, fire place kitchen and cellar the
Tenement whereon now live, lately occupied by
Mr. Samuel Greenhow, on the lot formerly belonging
to Mr.. Benjamin Nofby. WMLONG. :
January, 18th 1905. s3iE
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JOHN sPINDLER,

p ESPECTFULJY informs the Ladies and
~ Gentlemen Of Ricbmo1d, kbaf be intends TO
fsneb DRAWIING, PAINTING in oil Colours
and C'ayoa5, and uOoad iasftaef 6 or 5apiIs in
f5ef 6ranebcS, eifbet By eOqifizg on tLejn. or at
b'' boisTe, oPlp2ffe Thomas WiIfn's I'm. bae&
Brs0.
NE. S{Sz. ,loi7Ss and Military caloays paint
ed ~ 7. S. Or9erg .frsm tie eOAaJfry b,sat7aaHy
"IIelals y. el2ng
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-02-08
N o T c E.

M f the undersigned, partners in the late concerns
w OF BUCHANAN, DUNLOP, & Co. at Pc
teriburg, of ROBERT POLLOK, & Co. at Rich
mond, and of DUNLOP, POLLOK, & Co. at Man
cheiter have fold to Mr.. James Dunlop, our late
partner IN laid concerns, the debts now due to- and
outitandinga thefe differente lgbhments-T in
debted will therefore peafe take notice. that here
AFTER payments are to be made only to the fad Mr.
James Dunlop, his attorney or attorneys, and to whom
thoie having claims agsinh thefe concerns will apply
Tor payment
DAVID BUCHANAN.
BY ROBERT POLLOK,
biz attorney.
ROBERT POLLOK.
Virginia, Petersburg, Dec. 6, 1904. (ep3m)