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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-05-07
4 LOT. OF PIECE of GROUND.
SALE POS TPONED.

The Sale of the aboye-mentioaea.
property is poitponed 'antil Saturdag'.
the a5th May next. when the lame
will take place as above: e
John c. Herbert, s7rnlIeI:
April &c. oeh
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-05-07
PUBLIC SALE.

Viii S. sspoied to SALE, at Plbt; Aos 's T.
lfos ready money! on FRIDAY, the ION q
4 lot Of Ground,
living on the fou.h 6as of Psince-i'Fcs'' ana
70 The wsftwar1 of Water-arect. :,
: A. Lot Of Ground, extending 20
f.es o.;nch.s, upon Prince-ttreer, and f0nf''"s
.b isu Is fe.t 6 iechesa upon which there IS q
insll frame houEe. Aio, :,
Another Lot Of Ground, adjoining
.she above, extending - feet up'" F' ~.
Greet, and running back 9s feet 6 inches MS
Lo,4of- csrouod lis well improved.
James Dagidion.
Me-, - dtiotha1ay
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-05-07
Fancy Japan & Gilt Furniture,
az Kisg 9frstt, feI0 doors 6si'7U 81.
dtapbfreet,

ry--sflG sabfetibcss intending TO sRabli!h ma
nufastory in she abovs lire II this town,
fslrer thcmlelyes. that they will Meet with ths'
encouragement which the arm and oeatnsEs o'
thsif ysrk yii -ensiss: tfeE, 10, as they warrant
il 20 be equal CO ANY impaired.
They NIL always keep on hand,
a BARITONE sgorsmept of cane feat, ruff. bot.
toa7, and Wisdfor chairs, etsees, recsE & WIN
dow ieats, card, pier, and rea. tables, LADIES'
writing and work. Aanas, candle and ate.icfeens,
wafh-hand and candle. RsDds, bedeeads, bed ana
window corniihss, and every article of otna.
mental iurnisus. made 10 order, by
Finlay and Cook,
Who frame prints, drawings, and needle,
work, ia the ueareR manner.
Likswife execute coach, ign and ornsmental
Painting, on the fhor,ee notice, and at rhc moa
sdaeed prices.
Aprl 8. eo3t-Isw
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TCHARLES BENNETT

- -
HIS JUST RECEKED. :,
And offers for sale by Wholesale and retail
the following goods:
,Ticklenburgs,
Oznaburgas,
Brown, and white platillas,
German Dowlas,
Irish linens and Sheetings,
Diaper table cloths of all sizes,
Diaper and Damask napkins,
Mafseilles and Cotton counterpanes,
SILK, Cotton and thread hosiery,
India, book and jsconets mashns,
Laced cambrick muslins,
SnperGne cloths and kcrseyaeres,
Coaon kerseyu.sres,
Vest shapes,
Dimities,
Cambrick dimisies,
Threads, sewing silk and twist an as'
sortmentof the very drst quality.
Long and short naakeens,
Blue do.
Imperial and young hyson tea, of the
stess inportations.
Clover.seed,
Wedding and killing hoes,
Crowley I. c. 3. steel, &c sc.
April IS. ealw.2aw1 ". law1w.
Fancy Japan & Gilt Furniture,
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PUBLIC SALE.

VIII Be expC!ed 80 Public Sale to the'high;H oid-
der, sfsr 4ea8y money, on the premitss, on "a
to-day tie aosh April next, by write d Z
-Geed Of trua, duly executed to me for the pur-
pale CT Satisfying a debt therein msns'0n,-
ed,
A LOT, or PIECE Of GROUND,
on RAMsAY'S WHARF,
ftuste on the ear Gle Of Uaion ttrees, aaa @ me
,nottbwAra Of King freet IN the town Of AIsxaa-
d.ia. trootine iixty FIVE feet fix inches on onIos
Areet. and feyenty sset on Fayette alley. nc
,;tlr i inaifoatsble, and the aale will commence
Scr three o clock in the afternoon.
John c. Herbert .
Tsu!tee.
March 10.
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FISH SALT.
K E M 0 Y 4 Il

IA MES RUS SEL,
He's rfwoz<d bi, Store y R2pqi fret. IN b0nG
81. OH EASE TAVERN House, ,m d'aI
mrs At King fret; qObtrs he has lg5 o''N'
af,@yab2b IF
German & Ealt-India Goods,
Pgiuts, D.,aitics, Cheeks, Iruh Linens, &c. e.
which he will fell by the piece, low, tor CAM
Of r iaatt credit.
May 7. q
n. &. will L., for four Year,, the B2lCN
HOUSE have jua left, on Fairfax trcct.
z.
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PUBLIC SALE.
WI. be -Sold. at Pnslac Sac,

VIII Be Sold, at Plesllc Sale.
aOn the 6rR day of auGusr, II not aHPo,su u
al private iale. previous 20 nat ''fhel
GLAIl nay PROPERTY IN the. lo"A
of Alexandra,
Situated on KING sTREkT ----oensr'aS y
IA new two-fory Brick Houie, two
framed Houie., and tbe Ware, t4outs At p'een'
|. socsupied by myielf--A1s,
One unimprovsd Lor, on fayette
sRfeet Gsr The above ,r'pefsv IS du')ee'
groana.Telt Of fz0esy d,hats. eighty FIR ffnf's
For terms apply 10 ths inoieriser,
John KsoltH.
F.hr,a,v II. oawitt Aug
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COMMUNICATIONS.

Has the Editor Of the National Integcncer
determined TO fuipend his ne7eEp03er report OF
the trial of Judge Chafe He has as yet only
gone through with the tenimony ON both fdes =;
how long are we to wait for The intereRnq
pIeadings of Council9 Many Of your fubfcri.
bers will thank you TO convey 10 him their anx
ious wiihes that he would ut once comply with
bis promifc, and publigi an immediate and un
interrupted report of The proceedings2
MENTOE.
May 9Th.
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'FVHE fubGGiber tcfpeaully informs the ;.t-...
he h. ta' OF this city and the public in general ,bs.
formerly occupied pI by 1,n GEonc Moslsy Tavern
iiale' quantity of exce\n PoRrFR nc ms tor
ny whole fale and retail, Which he will d;fnO ELK
'hemoderate terms belovNaated. viz o''P0ie OF on
r" n per DOZEN lSN including bottles.
Beer. per gallon, lE5
Nav 10 HUGH NQUrLLlN, & Co
wa! H. ZIP. 90
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NOTICE

tlAt oy virtue OF Deed in las
L the ailgnee of John Barrett, J.. Z.
county, on the'firl Monday in June next,r Z
rico court day, expoGe to fale by Public Aue, N
ready money. before the door Of the fd Court houfeI
a TRACT or LAND containing one hundred acre
more or efs lying and being 10 the county Of Henri
co, on the Three Chopped Road, being the fame land,
on which the late Thomas emmett, deed, refded n
his lifetime This fale will be made to fltisy deb
with the interea due thereon, by Thomas GinnS
dec d'to J9hu Barret, do iurvving partner Of Reid
Barrel, together with the COTS Of exeouting this tau
SAMUEL M'CRAW, HGipnce
hie eeilui cue truG
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ALEXANDRIA,, MAY 8.

Prize Ram. Tuvfday laft being the day an
nounced for the thew Of Lambs, at Arlington,
tine ettate of MIR. Cuffs, in the vicinity the pre-
MUM was adjudged to Lamb bred by Col.
Thomas l.. Lee, of Loudon.-This beautiful a.
nimal, of one year old, is certainly prodigy of
race, his great fze, his high form and remar.
fleece, do great credit to the flock from
e he came, aud is d friking inltance of
perfection in the race Ct ufrful animals,
btaned bycare anG reanagenent.--We
\ is the intention of his prefent pro-
offs him with fomc fine ewes of the
Mty On improved breed, and alto forne
bred imported ram, pretent from
RulielN the late General Waihngton.-
This La. 'ees the great delideratum of We
ry fhort X 1t body, and fleece no lefS re-
markable f. 'antity than the length ofthc
haple.
The Lamb remain in his paddock, at
Arlington, Rgbo,n, till the 10th of this month,
for the qualification of thoie gentlemen who
with to De him cloathed in his fleece; at the
expiration of which time he will be iheared, and
we hope to be able to lay before our readers an
accurate account of its weight and the grofs
weight OF the carcaie. Dali. Adv.
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1sa 1Ssr cstsHissg gal.
a&ca Rcs NJ a$sscs<assse,,
NEN-YOEE, MAY Q,

The Zip Enterprise, captain Robert Thomp.
Ion, botnd from this pert to Bordeaux, havi,n,
exporter j tcvere thunder norm in The month
OF February, by which her mainmaa was conf
Gsrab'y injured, made the bef of her way to
Cadfz, where ihe arrived OH the Sd or dth oe
March and was ordered to perform 4 onaran.
me OF twenty days. A letter dated the 10th of
March, written by apaGengcr ON board to his
p1end M this city, received via New-Bedfor.i,s
contains this peilage: &c The coronation of The
emperor NAroLEoN has been fucceeded BY
that OF his brother Jos IN in Holand.''
He,.. de.
A letter from Respectable commercial hout.
IN Cad'z to another in this city, via New-Bed.
ford, dated March 18th, has the following pom.
Crypt =" The celebrated General Nore,n.
with his lady and family, now in this place. VIII
proceed to the United States bv the fira poIl
opportunity. As he may probably vifi,Sonc<
CITY we HAIL take The liberty of givpG hiwH
letter to you. Being unacquainted' Il A,pcfica,
he has requeited to be the bears. of a few let.
tiers to our friends; and we could not ref,G,
iuch favour 10 pcrion Of his exalied merit,
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FOR LIVERPOOL.

NGGgaNs The flip Duu,,ies, Rieis,1 r., :,
e n'aaer. now lying at Eorfnl, I'M
=, fail in all this month. 100 IShS' ~. Tni
m nasio w be taken on freight if early appeaon te
land and Chrfian Peterfburg. or r. >'i'''k' Matt
:, WILLIAM MACKENZIE, PC.
May 10. (ep 2w. ~
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- This days paper will ferve to introduce
new annual circle of our Editorial labours We
forty that time does permit us at preient to
accompany it with few iatrodatfory remarks.
We ihal as foon as pofible fupply our iub!cribers
with an INDEX for our firft volume.
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MILIT1fgT CER71FCgvrc

MiLl7ART CERTIFICATES.
K OR SALE, Certificates of this aa,s r..
tereit OF PEI cent. and receivable y, ~. M
'ury' Tor all arreages of taxes, prior 70 The rea
WiiLiAM PRICE, Cah'r. Cenl ~. .'S'
May TO- (t W. d. s.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-05-10

Want Of time has hitherto prevented the Ed-
tor from doing complete juftice to the late Ryie-
lures of the Aurora.
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The iubicriber Robert Gamble, FEM avals him
ie OF this opportunity to thank his numerous friends
ior the very large ihare OF patronage he has received
IN the Mercantile lne--and hereby tenders 10 the
public his future fervices Comnj5To7 Afeye5ant(
He Ratters hinie his long experience with othe!e
circumstances unnecefary here TO nention) entities
HIM to the confidence Of thoie who may have buues
OF that nature to traniact in this cyauTing fuch Of
his beft erertions to merit appreciation.
1hofe who yet remain indebted to the late firms
OF Gal7bt9 CraFia, OF Stanton, of Camille u Inn
pie, Rs5f' " u Co. and RoEeyf Co,s6e of -,
city of X rre once more earne0lv ron
to make IN vment Of their rsfp 4
ianees. Such regardless Of this laR no.!
cannot expect lohs zee.
Ro. GAMBLE.
Richmond, May 10, epsw oawtf
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JOHN & ROBERT GAMBLE IvN.

They are now receiving by ne flip Rolla, choice
ielection Of LONDON GOODS, and daily expec
from Liverpool, genera aTortment of HARD
WARE, &c. fuitable for ne lealon-wh:ch Will hz
fold by the piece, packageor Dozen ON the nlon mo-
derate terss, for cah, nethantable country produces
or the ufual credit to fublntia and Puns7pai eeom.
They have on hand M.deira 8, Sherry Wine Cog
mac Brandy, Weit-inda Rum, Whitley, SpyarI
Pepper, Album, CoPpess and Brimnone, (n pipe
hhds. and caiks,) Cotton and Np Cards, Paten
Shot, Steel Bar lion, Hollow Iron Ware, Cerl,sl
Scy!hes, Cutting Knivs and Whetfones OznaburlV
licklenburgs and Brown He(ians, Snuff, Gu, Han
rings &c.
They alto poiIefs large and convenient Erik warey
homes covered with Slate, for receiving and ltorinp
Flour, Tobacco &c. Thofe gentlemen who avo1
them with coniignments Will find their charges rea-
ionabe, and may rely their beit exertios Is afford
fatisfa9ion.
~ The highef rates given for Bees-wax, good
Bear Deer, and ether ftns, and other ipping Furr.
JOHN C. GAnfBI.E
ROBERT GANIBI, r II
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Richmond, May 9Th, lsoJ

The fabferibers take this mthod of informing their
friends and the public, that tliy intend carrying
the mercantile bufneGs, underline firm of
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NOTCH

NE eo-par,nerfhip of KoBERYCAM s.
SONS, will be difIolved by ru}naltonfent. cr
Saturday, the llth infant. al trsoE\ indebted
TO the iaid firm, earneRly entred to Aake in.
mediate payment to eibe, OF the fu ribers "a con-.
pliancs with this requeh will prev tue pain! nr-
ceihty OF reiorting to coercive meires
The books will be pIacedn thct ofeiiion Of Mr..
John and Robert Gamble jun sho are authA ID
TO tette all accounts due by, or dae concern.
RI GAMBLE.
HIN C. CAMsIN
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Gbe Gnqulrer
RICHMOND, MN" 10, 1905.
FOR THE ENQUIRER.

Remark ssneersirg tie eea5Lsmeut Of Mtzy Bank at
Richmond
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1t is time, however, to difhifs this fubjea.

THE CASE OF DoN JosEF CABRERA, which
was reported in the nth 10. of this paper,
has excited much frnfbility add difcuiion in the
United States, and particua3yin Pennsylvania.
An affair, which was invcRigs!ed in the Circuit
Court at Philadelphia, and Which was found to
mnglc 70 readily with the Political controver-
ICES OF that rate, could not IL ezoeeed to- fub-
hde into immediate iilencc. Whatever relates
to the conduct of Governor M'Kean, whether
IN or out of Office, is at this fine peculiarly in
iereitns to the republican, Of Pennsylvania,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-07-02
THE YAzoo SPECULATION.

We cannot commence the publication Of the
following ditquifition or the Y azoo Ejaculation,
without earneily recommending it to the ma
turc confederation of the reader. A mcafurc
Which arofc in the deepeR corruption and in
wolves the mon exteniive confeCuences; mea-
fire, which has already excited the eloquent in
GiyratioO OF its opponents in Congrris, and
which isi'l depends upon the verdict OF that
respectable council; meature, which cannot
be carried into operation without fubjetting the
vacant lands of the uniou to imilar depreda-
ton and without branding the infant annals Of
our government with an inde,iblc infamy; a
neafurc thus dilhororable in its orign aud
underwriting in its influence deicrves to be OPEN
ed up to view of the people and TO be calmly,
and comparatively fcrutnifed by every re-
Rctlirg politician. We hope that the author
who has now come forward to this talk, is inf-
ficieDtiy prepared and we believe him to be well
qualified for the arduous labour which lie has
undertaken. The editor Of the Aurora has had
the iipsular advantage of being prefent during
the deliberations of Congrefs on this great flb-
je6t he ha; had aCcefs 10 mott of the public
documents that related to it; he has mott prob
ably ktencd to the fugseftions and rcafonings
that have been advanced upon it by the MOI
experienced circles. That the execution of
his labor may correfpond to the magnitude of
the deGgn that he may awakenthe Numbering
mind and give light TO the inexperienced, we
cannot too ardently defire. Such a caufe, 70
deeply intercfting to the community, can fcarce-
~ obtain the afhttauce of too able an advocate
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VIRGINIA, 10 asit :

hi cbaneery D.idf Court brlajatbe eirv Ofgi;s,rl
burg, tie 6b day Of As,il, 1905,
Helen GilnIour, widow and relia OF Robert
Gihnour, deceaied; and John Morton Gil
nlour and Robert Gilmour, only children
OF the faid Robert Gilmour, deceated, Plaintiff
Againa
Boyle somervie and company. and Boyle
yameion and company, and James Nc
Gregor, John Robertfon and Cunnlnphan
Corbett, truitees for The creditors of the
aforeiaid companies, and Gavin Iayylon. D.ferd,,s
appearing 20 the fatsfaaion Of the Court. ,h,,
A the defendant Gavin Lawlon, .ince the niti,u-
ti'n OF this ut hath left this country and the id DE-.
isdant not having tecurity according 70 the scls
OF aiiehly and therules of this ooprto the morton
OF the plaintiffs, by their council, it is 0RDRBfD
that the laid defendant do appear here ON the r DIV
OF the next term, and anfwer the bin Of the plan,ifys
ana that copy of this order be forthwith Inherited il
Tome newspaper of the city of Richniond for swn
n'snths iuooeivey, and ported at the front door o.
the former capitol in this city.
A Copy. Tehe,
ANT'Y ROBINSON, {. C.
May 81. T2m
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r A c | N C.
NEWMARKET, May g,

t'I"-4NAKkEI, Nlay ., 1908.
HE commencement If the Fall Races ar this
Il courfe, is Fixed to be on the 9TH Monday in DC.
tober, being the 2lft of the month. ExcuGve Of the
Jockey Club Purfe of $50 dollars the propretors of
225, and handy cap of 200 dollars; there are two
pot fakes for ard years old, entrance 900 dollars
each, play or pay; the iubfcribers to which, a to
eaeh) being already Obtained etablihes them, and
the ubicriPtion remaining open till the evening be-
fore the running Of each ftales gives the mott flat
terlng Profpeet of their amounting TO 1000 dollars
each. The fall meeting at New Market, will oonfe-
quentIy be well worth the attention of gentlemen Of
the ui, to whom this early notice is principally ad
dreled.
An entire new range of Race FIorfe Fables, to con-
hit OF from 2to falls are now buildings thofe
who with to engage any, had better make application
in time, that If there be preference, it may be gi-
ven to the fri who beipeak them--they will he fur
nihed with plenty Of good litter gratis, and cor,
munieatoDs on this iubjeet or for any other relpe
ing thefe races, either verbally or written, viii be at
tended to, and anfwered by
Il. BATE, Proprietor.
amJt1
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Georgia, as far IS the ColIota Indian towns and TO
the forks ola creek which falls into The main river
from the weitward and thence artificial ine ie
parates iron, Georgia which terminates Nioka-
Jack, on the Temenee river. This lue rurs IN d.
re8ion we!tward of fouth and the iouth line of Ten
nellec forms the north ae of rhs territory wet TO
the Mdbiippi, which il mterieas tine S5th de-
gree OF north Latitude this Eide of the territory beng
the hortett, and the whole territory pretending view
reembing the face of apyramid, OF which the half
had been broken off the fouth line forming the ap-
paren, bale.
This vaa territory, is in faa, 4. this moment, III
the bona fde poIeion of various Indian tribes Che
rokees, Upper and Lower Greeks and Chcdaws.
One ina fiction alone purchaied from the tdi-
ans by the Britiih while they were i'll posh;oT, con-
tanning about million and half OF scres' com
mencing at the mouth Of the Eazoo river and above
the military petition called the Walnut Hills, and
thence proceeding in Irregular line iou,h eaaward
y till II crciies the Spanilh line about so miles rui,i
the MilIflippi and continued through the Spailif,
claims acruis Pearl river and to the Paigagola.
The only fettled tracts in this vah country are
two, one between the line thus deferihed and the
Mihiiippi, which is laid into four countries,
med in fucceilion from north to fouth--Clsiborne.
yeierfon, Adams, and Wilkinfon counties in the
iatter of which Is the city OF Natebex.
The other nearly of the fame extent lying between
the Paicagoa, and the Mobile but very ,huly inha-
h:ted and this ,raa feperated from the former by
wilderness of more than 100 miles extent
The whole of the val ipace beiide theft, which a.
mount to not more than millions Of acres, is inha-
bted only by the Indian trbes-holding their right
by the facred laws of ard moral iult;ce, and
ineapabe of dipong Of in of (olenn treaties
to any power but that Of the confedera,ed govern
m.nt and without any power or right in any Jingle
Hate in the union, in any body of individuals,
without the content of the y. States 10 purchae any
part OF the foil, or the fee iinipe.
II
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FROM tie Baltimore Americoa.l
THE Farmer.

Having fuffered greatly hy infeas deffroy;ng
the plants in my garden, and particularly cucum-
bers, and having ALTO learned remedy for the
evil, you ART requeeed to ruh!ih the following,
for the benefit of the public:
Laf year Twas more unfortunate than COM
mon in the lofs of my cucumber plants, three
tucceflive crops having been wholly cut of.
But towards the end of June, having heard that
Spirits of turpenthIe would preferve them, l
planted feed the fourth time, and as toon as the
plants had begun to get forward, procured the
fpirit and mixed it with about the fame quanti-
ty of water, with which lightly touched the
ground round the plants; andthe corftquence
was that neither the bugs nor worms moieite d
the vines, and my crop of Cucumbers was as
good as any ever had.
AN OLD FARMER.
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HANDSOME pRop,n..

RE iabieriber offers for -..e his nRreE HORSE
on Shockoe-hill, in which he reGdes at pi.ier-,
inng hive arpe r--''i's, an airy pafage by
thirty feven ee.two rooms in ,he carre, two clos
and three rooms in the cellar with requf,e cut build
,nss The houle is firifhcd in neat .nd handlo,re
ityie' fe~eral Of the rooms the walls OF which are
painted and fucco cornice.
attached to the houfe are two valuable half acre
10 s. Gown meafure) either or both of which, may
be had Herewith.
Virginia Bank Stool, OF State Military Certificates
VII De received IN payment for the whole, or che
thd cali, in hand and credit of one and two years
for the refidue.
FOR further particulars, apply to the fnbftrber on
the premif.s
sPoTSwoOD LIPSCoa,B.
June IS. rrlyv)
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POLITE ACCOMPLISHMENTS FOR YOUNG
LADIES,
1T WILLIAMSBURG.

thoie who are acquainted with the excellent
foeiety of Williamsburg, 4 Recommendation of
as AN eligible ieene for the educa,cn of Young La
dies, is umecelary. Mr.. & Mrs. ANDERSON, who
continue to receive iome pupils into their family have
underworld to add to the advantages of the i,uaton
py FORMING an etabihment, intended to unite under
the fame roof, the various branches of female ;nGrn
ton and Improvement. Parents who feel ;nter.ned
on this iubea, invited enquire into the erit Of
their initu,ion. Letters addreiled to Mr. L. Ande-
Ion, Matter, Williamsburg, will be duly alter ed
to. June lS CTtN
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-07-02
DOCTOR WILSON

II AS removedh his APothecary Shop to iho lower
4 4 floor Of the Bell Tavern, where he has gene
raj luppIy of
MEDICINES, PAINTS, & OTHEP IPyL
Giles IN THE AP0THEChR7- LINE.
He takes the liberty to obcrve, that he has not az
article OF medicine but iueh q, he ules in has own
practice.
Physicians. merchants and others. who may he
Plealed to Patronize him, hall Be fnppIied on tie
nIoA reduced terms.
~ Perions 81 needy circumstances, BY paying
the retail prices Of MS mseinss wal be preicribs1
for gratis.
Gay IT. ND.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-07-02
lust RECEIVED.

-4a@ .for(ale al Ritrbie g Yoya-y's bo9h Rorc ::
iSfoRY of the CIVIL. WAR IN IRE
d a LAND; containing an impartial account of
the proceedings of the Irih Revou.ionifts from IT,
year 7s2, until the fuppreiion of the Intended Re-
yo vow 10 which is prefixed, Geographical au.
ffiltorical account of Ireland
BY tie Req. 'T.E1NES GORDON
WIN coPious Additions and Corrections from vari-
Gus authors upon this iube; particularly prepared
" VIC hin american Edition. une 4.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-07-02
JAMES SEABROOK, TAYLOR

EIURNS his grateful acknowledgements to hi,
IN friends andthe public, FOR their liberal eueol,.
ragement, aud informs them that he continues tn
ry on his bunets in all its various branches, nearly
opPoiite the Poa Office and next door to Ritcbi. &
"oriieys Printing Ofhce-And as he has eHabliihed
regular correspondence in Philadelphia, oent.msr,
may depend having their clothes made in the new.
Ell falhion. May Ia. f.T.rX
N. 3. A few good JOURNE7-AzEN wanted =.
whom liberal wages will be given