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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-02-26
lsegietcc,
OF TIE PROCEEDINGS OF TIT HOUSE
OF REPRESENTATIVES, OF TIE
UNITED STATES.
TurspAr, February le.

fiouie according to the order OF the day,
iolved delf into a committee OF the whole tioule.
MIR. 'rENNy in the Chair
On the bill from the Senate, entitled an ata in
addition aa make proyilon for perlons that
have been diabed by known wounds received in the
actual .ervice Of the United States, during the revoh-
tionary war; and alter lome time fpent therein, the
committee role, reported progres, and afsed leave to
fit again.
On the queiiion, fhall the committee of the whole
Houte, have leave to ct again on the faid bin
Itpal1ed in the negative.
Ordered, That the fad bill. and the bill from the
Senate aforementioned be referred to the committee
of claims.
A meiiage was received from the Senate, notify
ing thar the Senate will be ready to recsive the
Houie of Representatives in the Senate chamber on
"Wednesday, the thirteenth of February at noon, for
the pupoe of being preient the opening and count
ing the votes Tor PRECEDENT and Vice PRECEDENT of the
United States that perion be appointed te Ter
the part oftheSenate make III OF v1tesfor Pref
dent and Vice Proficient of the United States rs they
fhall be declared and that The reult halbe dever-
ed to the Preident Of the Senate who fal anrounce
the ate of the vote which iall be entered on ,b Ir
nals aud If ha appear that choice hathbee made
agreeably TO the couitution iueh entry on the Jour
nails Ital be deemed efficient declaration thereof
The Houfe, according to the order of the day, re.
folved itlel, into committee of the whole Hou!e.
MIR. GREGG in the chair.
On the amendment OF the Senate 20 the Bill, autbor
fling the poa-rnater general to make new ccn,rae
for carrying the mail from Fayetteville in North Ca
rolina to CharleRon in South Carolina, and after fons
time fpent therein the committee roGe and reported
their agreement to the fame.
The Houfe then having taken into confederation II,
fad amendment of the Senate conrurred with the com
mittee Of the whole Houfe in their agreement 20 III,
fame.
Mr. claiborne precen,ed bill for the relief of Am,
Dardin the legal representative of David Dardin
deeeafed, which was read the frn and fecond tim
and committed 4 committee of the whole HouCe. TO
morrow
A meiIage was received from the Senate notify;n.
they have conidered the reGolution of this oG
for the appointment Of joint committee Of the W.
touies to alcertain and report mode of exarninin
the votes for PreGdcn and vice preident and Of no..
flying the perions who hall be elected, OF leir Gle
on; and regulate the tne, place and manner OF adj
n''7erng the oath of Office to the preGdent. and d
concur therein.
The Ftouie then rerolved itlelf INTO committee
the whole and attended the trial of Samuel Chafe 9
after fome time ipeut therein, the committee retre
and Mr.. Speaker having returned the chair.
A9r. Fayn2m reported, tina; the committee had At
tended tfe iaid trial and that farther prorrel ha
been made therein.
Adjourned.
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ShTuRnAY. Fsnrnarr L.

The fOuie retoivcd itGeifin.o 4 committee Of
the whole, and attended the trial Of Samuel
Chafe, and after fome tiue fpent therein. the
committee retarned, and MIR. Speaker havip,-
returned the chair,
Mr.. Gregg reported, that the committee had
attended the iaid trial, and that farther pro
greis lad been made therein.
The engrofed bill making an appropriation
Tor the payment Of witnefies fummoned on the
part Ut the United States, to attend the i'm
parchment of Samuel Chaie, was read the third
tire and paGcd.
Petitions were prefented from VIM. H1f-
ing, Of Hilliboro' county. New-II1rnpG,ire.
john Henry Van Billion, native Of Germany.
and John H7rdyman, Of Charles CITY, Virginia.
winch were ieverd!ly referred to the committee
OF claims.
petition vas prcfcnted from firdrv inh7-
htsrts ofthe fate Of Penufylvania. IRA vim the
efablilment Of poG road from New Hope.
IN Bncss county, through Doyle's town, SC. 70
Lancaiicr, and ALTO,
A petition from fiadry inhabitants of The
fame fate. pr1yine the enabIifhmenf Of Don
road from Philadelphia thro' Germantown. and
to Bethlehem.
Referred to INC committee on poG Offices and
poi roads.
Mr. Dara from the committee of cI7irre. 70
whom WIS referred the petition Of ~. A. Bar
ron. unlimited thcfollowinr rcfolutior:
RIo/7rF, That the proper accounting off,
GERS he authorized 70 fetlc the accornt c,f yVr1.
A.. Barrow, captain IN corps Of erg,1eere. for
ms travelling eXpences ON two iournies perform
Cd bv him, on public fcrvice, in che year 1902.
w order Of the lieutenant colonel conn, aodanf
otth1t corps; which being conclirred in Nv the
honie,the c~omi'tee Of claims were d:-ened
o bring in hll purfuaDt 70 the faid ref3lnfion.
Mr. bana from the fame committee made
report on the petition Of Francis Menfgcs.
whg = was referred toa committee ofthe whole
OH Nondiv next.
Ordered. That the committee of wave ard
means be dlcharged from the confederation OF
INC pirliaee Of the Prehdcn. IT TIE y. States.
and tns treaties lately entered intO sad cshclud-
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ERlnAY. Fehruarr L.


The Houfe rctoved i;icf into committee of
the whole, and attended the trial OF Samuel
Chaie, and after fone time ipcrt therein, the
lcommittee returned, and Mr.. Speaker having
refumed the chair,
Mr.. TarRYvi reported that the committee had
attended the iaid trial, and tina: farther pro
grefs had becn made therein.
TIE Stc2.:er laid before the Houft, letter
from the Secretary al War, accompanied by
tundry documents relative to the ftua.ion Of
the public buildings on the SchuylkiI. near
PHILADELPHIA, ard the probable expenTt of f.
Milling the fame, sc. and alto nater7ent oftbe
number o. the officers and privates in the aCtu-
al iervice Of the United States during the wears
J sos and 1904, with the names of the pofts
where they were Rationed, &c and which we're
read and ordered to lie ON the table.
z meflaSe was received from The f,nate. no.
tityiHE that they have pa:itd the bill making
appropriations for the iupport of government
for the year 1908, with amendments.
Mr.. =. Raqa5ip6 reported bill making an an
preparation for the payment Of wifneGes fun
mousd on The part of the UAited States in fur
port OF the impeachment of Samuel Chair.
which was read the frt ard fecond time and
committed to committee of the whole boDEa
Immediately.
The Hoa!e accordingly reio;ved iticlf into a
committee Of the whole,
Mr.. DAwsoN in the chair:
And after iome time fpent therein, fhe conn
mittee rofe and reported the bill with amend
ments, which were taken into confederation {,
cOncurrei in by the Boufe
Ordered, that il be engrontd for third read
ing tomorrow.
The Speaker laid before The Eoufc letter 8,
report from the Secretary Of the Treaflrv. ON
the petition of John M'Fadon and John H;sFa.
don and Francis JohIruot
Referred 20 the committee of claims.
Aho,. I letter, accompanied with an annual
itatement OF the diitritt tonnage of the United
States on the sin of December, 1905. tor
ther with IN explanatory letter from the Re
giGer Of the I'realury.
Ordered TO lie on the table.
Mr.. Cro7vui12ieid, from the committee of
and manufactures, reported ,ii FOR
the relief of Robert Patton & Co. and other
which was read the firft and fecond time and
committed to committee Of the whole HOMIE
tomorrow.
MIR. CrO7eaigfield from the fame committee,
made report on the memorial OF Stcohen
Kingfon, Of the city of PHILADELPHIA.
Ordered to lie on the table.
The HOufe proceeded to the confederation
OF the amendments propofcd by the Senate TO
the bill making appropriations for the fupoort
OF government for the year 1905, when
The bill, with the amendments, was ordered
to be referred 20 the committee of ways and
means.
Adjourned to half pat nine tomorrow.
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WILL BE SOLD,

AZ Public Auction, Saturday The Goth day of
April next at the RawIcigh Tavern, III the city of
Wiliamlburgh;
>, & MAT valuable PianaGoncal,ed YARMOUTH,
4 lying in James CITY county, on Chickahorony
River, ten miles rom Williamsburg. The improve
nnents are, two Rory brick honTt, with tyo rooms
and psaage above and below porticces on each fde;
large and capacious barn. and three other ou-hofes
The whole tra5 including an Hand, in view Of the
houic, high and low land with narhcs contains about
200 acres; icarcely one third of which is cleared
Two thirds Of the Hand IS arabic, which, with the
land adjoining the houe, is of hyperion quality Adj
accent to the Hand two bold and uavgabe creeks
with convenient landing 20 Zach. III. range Tor cut
re very eytsnve and the marfies ara meadows viii
iuPPly an abundance of LAY. Fiji and wild fowl, in
their repectiye leons, may With ealo be obtained az
your door The orchard, conGaiuy Of the grea,eA
variety Of all kinds Of fruit ceged with care are nov
in their prime. The terms Of falc are ore third eaG
and one two and three equal annual payments or the
balance. PEYTON RANDOLPH, II.
For ELIZA lNNES.
FL, fcotTN
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4 IL fcyyey, h5.iid 70 ne i,> fs,7 IT PUCIIA-
: NAN, DUNLOP y co. of Po-. A-r, 70
BERT POLLOK - co. If Fi@byl~1, gra cJ'N-
LOP POLLOK = CO. tf Ltf7B.Gy, arc b,rt7
Noijfd fbaf 3qms Dp,'at, k'e a barfey in he sto5r
enocsrp, has j.eowr 5rrcb,rr Of tie onG1oing dbf--
by 7tWbvI.,t b figlsjlomaie $ay~0f 70 M. 9ots
To,ypte, re)a7gc III Riejnog4, or he GbyHey ylfl--
IN Pef6pyg 7rLo aicre arr oafjof3fo oie e,heiaas
ocd grant dlS1ayg ,Spas 7rY be odisrJi7afDiy ra1-
mareed gg,i-f al 5bo 10 nj ait }ognf beoye Tie I'M
u Fs6rgll2 asxh
TOHy DU1yLOP, I,te,ary
Fsr gums DUNL0P.
PosgJ,yg, We.l5, 1901. p1
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cd with tie Delaware and piankei,aw Indians,
and the tribes Snown by the name Of the Sacs
and Foxes, and shat the faid n,eliaCe and trea-
ties be referred 10 committee OF the whole
HCuie on Monday uc;;t.
The Houie r-folved itfelf into committee
of the whole Hcuir,
EIr. VARNufi-:n the chair
On the amendment from the Senate to The
bill supplementary TO the a9 regulating the
collection of duties on imports ard ;onu2Se ;
| aud after fome time fDent therein, the commit
tee roie and reported their agreement to the
iaid amendment; which report WAS taken INFO
confederation. aud concurlcd in by the Houf..
Adjourned.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY
FOP 81 Y.

VI 7 ILL RE SOLD,to tie higAsf Bidder. on ,t.
prer'i'eS, or the si,iri day Of Apr! neyr. a.
IL o'clock, an undivided n;Qoty IN the two l.,- :
ground formerly the property Of Audrayg Por,,I
dec q fronting the Baion 81 the Tarles River C,DI
near the eent'r ct the cityof Richmond ,..th Al ~,
ei'lues in"ie;y q III the valuable BUILDINGS tb~.o,,
coui'inF Of large three ifory RICK EVG y>,ayc,
eighty feet in -.gt, with fcur.ensn,err, ,,s,,,,,
ifl ''ae aud .ortyiive feet in length VIII, i,. nj
ceN on The irit and iecoro floors, roluy ssrra, II,
each, wi large wheels fixed Tor hoi.ing sr6 l,,,r-
nlg pacEa@es, &c. WIN dii3atch sua cats sooJ Try
cellars, Nliii FIRE places ii each tbs ho..@hss 49,,
atey h'u;t are IN good repair; ad;o:uia1 IS yyeI, f.
mined IVY" Rory framed dwelling hcate ii rs e:eht
feet iquare, with two good cellars ,,i,l ike -, ;;
each for cooking, in thc Err aud lecord &C. ar.
eig To2;ns and FIX IRE paces--Auo, final! Two no.
ny Eric' fiour with leur rooms ,it;l fr. plaf.s IN
each, Convenient Tor Gore iuall family ke;r.
Small wooden buiing with aar, built fer ,-:t-h
en-, and may be uied as flop alio two nablcs aI =
carriage houie The buildings except Tie I.itchsr,
lfaDie ara carriage houie, injured il th- Nptpa
inura1ee Company agauf fire in ;iie Gate &c J--,.;
ma and the premiums paid. Thelots front the bicn
On one ide, aud are bounded by Carys irees and the
itreet leaeing 20 Snockoe warehoufe. on the two &
ther hides oil them, and as convenient for oo-,
inercai or other bHiiheiS any in the city.
ne terms OF iale, viii be ieyenteen thopfrd Iol
lars IN ready mosey, the reiidue payable n, fGb ay
OF Auei newt fo- 'ls:--!': E l,le bond win ,-:
ed ieerrity VIII Be required. II is deemed ,mnece,.
Y to Rate the great value OF the above property, 20
t5e'e WHO rehde IN this city, but FOR the information
o. TanGers at iabicrbcr bcss leave TO state, ,hrt
the ai"re'aid property IS Immediately opgo.ite the
lever part Of the balm Of the Jaes river cf ,be-e
all the produce Of the upper country is lan&si aud
to any TeTion dstiTons Of carrying on the conn,oa
bn!inel- eztelivey, perhaps urerior to any oter
in this city.
VILLA AIT5-r,>y
February ST
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TO RENT,
ANn rossrs1oN e1yEN 1MMtp1Arr

AND PossEsION OWN IMMLDIATELv,
4 TENEMENT on Shockoe HILL adjoining the
L \ houfe occupied by Mr.. John MCredie,
lately Fone6ed by the Sublerber. There is on 4
convenient Wooden Houie with two rooms, cloiet
and pafage, OIL the fr(l floor. Two rooms and a
cloiet above, kitchen ard three cellars hslow with a
Smoke Hcufe ard Garden. ALTO Wooden Foure
with rooms, FIRE place. kitchen and cellar, on he
Tenement whercon now live, lately occupied BY
Mr. Samuel Creephow, on the lot formerly belonging
to Mr.. Benjamin Noiby. WM.L LONG.
January, 18th 1906. e6iE
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TRuRsnAY. Feh. "A.


MIR. George Ciirfov, Jun. from New-YVrk, after be-
ing worn, took his ieat IN ihe Bonie.
The S}ezier laid before the Hnufe a letter from
the Secretary Of Rate, sccompanieJby an abara& Of
ali the evidences ofstle to lsnd oAi,ued under any
a9 pretended atf Of the Gate Of Georgia, paIied
" pretended to be pahei, in the years 1889 and
1875 recorded in his Office, Specifying the dates Of
the irauments, the names OF The parties, the GUAM
THY of land with the ipeeies OF warrsuty and any
proviio condition that may be annexed, which
ordered to be printed.
a n;efage received from the Senate, notifying
that 1t . O'Clock the Senate will be ready to pro
coed the trial ofSanue Chale & thst future the
trial VIII commence o'clock; ALTO, ,hat they have
ag-eed the refouton of this Houlo for the appoint
men; CT committee enquire what rieaures are ne
eeiIary for the accommodation of the Preiident Of the
United States for the term commencing on the 4th
of March next, and that they had appointed a
committee fer that purpole.
| The hoUie then reGolvcd itief into committee Of
the whole, and attended the trial Of Samuel Chafe
and after fonetme fpeat therein, the cos,irtee re-
tnrned, and Mr.. Speaker having refun,ed the
chair.
Mr. P-ay-a,r reported that the committee had at
tended the fad trial, snl that further progre!s had
been made therein.
| Adjourned
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- RESPECTFULLY Informs the LadicJ arr
- Cenficgc0 ofRicbmo0d that be i1fend5 10
fsarb Or dHTNG, PAINTING in oil Celoays
7vd Croya7s, and tOoqid iqtirarf or babiL, IN
t62ie branches, cifber bf cUaifiHg on fbem, or n
lis bS1S, APPETITE Tboma5 HBIsa'5 F/g. bart
Preef.
NJ 3. Sign, Hon/~, md HiGiarg Colours sqiaf-
ID " Z. S. Ordfy5 Jtsm ne csnfty paaisaq4,
Sifende@ 10. lt.2n.1
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Feb. 10.
7WENTr poLLARS REWhRD.

TACK, Or JACK ASH, a gardner by Profslion,
y formerly the properly of Lewis Burwell, decd
was fold by the Exor. of iad Eurwell, about this
time ait year, to a gentleman reiidng in Amherlt
county, who permitted him to come down lat MAY,
for the Purpoie of WHITING his wife and relations,
with pronife that his Wits fould be repeated f-
quently. Jack has thought proper abufe this in
dulgence 81 not returning TO his mailer
His age is fomething above fifty, rather under the
middle fize. '1s believed that he ecretes hmralf in
CheHerfeId, probably Mancheaer, where his wifc's
lends ilve ne eefe- .! -: ;l u; ,l the Ter
rymen will have frequent opportunities Of Popping
him when on Wits to his wife, who is free and who
reiides oppOiite Mr.. Southgate's garden. Whoever
will deliver TIE fad Jack to Mr.. Rolf the tailor viii
receive the above reward application at the Office
Of the Enquirer.
Jan. 3, 1905.
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By JAMES MADISON, d. D.
PRESIDENT OF WILLIAM & MARY COLLEGE

% which will be added, Il MAP Of the greater
: past Of the State of Ohio, from, actual frveys
ineluding the whole Of the Virginia Rfitary TraG
with all that part Of the fate We Of the Ohio River
to the Indiana boundary line.
The norta-eaa cornor of the Map viii be o-l.a-
mented with intereRing View Of the Ci,y Of
Richnoud.
he iize Of the MAP will be five feet iix inche,
in length, and ,Nree feet eight inches in breadth. an
ingenious and lful Engraver is engaged to execute
the work in itye not inferior to any lnsr WORK
| in the United States.
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Ordered, That MIR. NieLollou, MIR. Gregg and
MIR. Varnur', &c appointed a committee, the
par, Of this H0uis, puruant the fad refolu;ion.
IKE HouIe thSn refu.ved isfelf into committee OF
the whole Hoaie, and attended the trial of Samuel
Chaie, and after Come time fpent therein, the
mis,ee returned, aud MI. Speaker having returned
the chair,
s;f iF'"n1 fei''ttv' ttS1 Vue committee hau Az
tended the iaid trial. and tha further prOsrels had
been made therein.
Adjourned.
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Fe6. 10.

'WO Dutchner, whom purchaicd It NIorfoll,
= lately, left home on the %. Feb They are
cloaihed in brown cloth; and have ;unahu,ns anG
brown linen ihrts on, and old fine nat. Martins
about feet high, (urdy built broad face lpeass Ing
liih teleraby. John is tall and hn with long iare
noie and chin, and wide mouth Any ,peroU, who
will apprehend the fad men will be well rewarded by
JOHN RASSETr.
Feb % tf
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BROKERS' OFFICE

HE Sr6,i,iber las gBoseI B,ol..', or;e. ot,,c,.
! t5l Union Ta7,eja, and ase, sIe cs.9. -5-,.c =
IJa7as and I~7os Lg&h III bD.iaG eoaf.i =, ~
T0iH Be t'a4[1Si4l .ri.h Gcie7 fs.hly.
TH0II.i5 NORYELn.
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LANDS FOR shLF.
Feb. IL

II ne Cs7ejre Csn7fyy, Rqfc eFNe7y FORK
HE Subicr.ber haviGgcharge Of part of the Yalu-
I able LANDS in the Cercfee country, lately IN.
der the agency Of Charles Wiliamfon, efq now offer,
hcm for lale moderate terms either TO actual fe;-
ucrs, to thole who declining to fcttle on the lands
thertlevca, derous Of nyeRiug their monte, for
.he future benefit oftheir families. The tides Of thefe
lands indilprtable.
For terms apply to MIR. John He1op, at the pro
pfetor land Office at Geneva, in the county OF Onta-
no, in the Gate Of New York, or to Mr. Saml S
Haght ct Bath, in the county Of Stesben; or 70 NIr
Frederick Tanning, at Preaon IN the aate Of Connect
cut---or 20
ROBERT TROUP
New York, June :, 1sDf. ew6m
b. q,irtae ria Dced afTrHR erecAied 10 fBe ClJ.
Jer7bcrJ ~ Jobn BayHe, for Ire barp2Jc of r.
czrigg Tx Pqymf1f eta deIf due 7bomaS Nil
cbeH.
WILL BE SOLD, on. Friday the IN day Of
w March uext-.A Leafe for Life Of an hun
dred acres Of LAND, lying II tho county OF
Loaifa, or Cub Creek.
JN: GARTH, and
LANCELOT MINOR, ) lTiyf1f''
Feb.s. eTswS
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CONDITIONS.

The price to fubFcrbers will be eight dollars neat
ly mounted, co!ored AID g!azed.-one dollar, Ito
Tighten the great exPeEfe Of pubcaton,) to be paid
Oh ia5lcribing.
10 non-iubicribers the price will be ten dollars
TcePy rIcuT sFCURpD1
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o RENT Or LEASE, FOR ONE OR MORE
YEARS,
THE HAY-MARKET GARDEN
IN THIS CITY.

TEW places en tie ro1tinaat cor,j!a. mere I'D
L vaatages, far PnIIic entertainments. Ic5lg
Immediately cont;guons 70 tie maG .Jq2pribng
part IF lis mef5vpoEs-ItJ Ftiazfioo is arr:;,-i-
ed for beauty Of PROJECT and. /ltlH5rit; C. cir.
The 6Hii6iRg5 Grated tbersia, are zyeN uIabieif5
this place Of amRyfsne1f, and exteYfUr eaonFb
far tie greateR naa7ber Of ziftay5 !; are 3sraiGr-
y .fsz'orabe to exhibitions Gnd performances Of
eUeJ.y de(cjipt;0n, end contains norr sLaqIlra5ks
aid dbortioe preparations, fboa are 20 BE arct
avitb in cry place effbe &iadia Hmerica. Igy
Dwelling boge n9ey be Giio renisd egitb tie Pub
lie garden, and q neq,r-5 ia;ii4g ice boyit, qYeiiE
led. This boMfiS on s!eya.ion, oq'e,|5oling TIE
pHbiie grand, IS large, aud oae If the aI2f airy
ard pisaf'Ht buildings IN iris ci!y: sveii ctlcn-
hated. for briqafe and fielf Entr,toin9,e,i5, &C.
eOnsn,odafion Of gtaGe1t5, sc. there be-; 2 2any
Ipare rooms and neat out boylS, mare ttunf aE-
cienf for Hnr tamiy.
SboHid this gG,1tea not Be rented befcrs tJr fy;g
zveeS in APriihe:yt, pycbaratiors ar, making 15s'
f6sir opening quhb F.se-qVorF5, lFnfcal aaG O.
fber entertainments, BY pretsgar5 ofibsEyG ecie-
6iit5; IN svbit5 CAFE, a .hngie MN as monager,
Bar keeper Agaa good Jerg7at, ecW be z0an.,
ed, TO qUbOm liberal gvageS sUiW be .givea.
JOHN PRIOR.
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WASHINGTON BAYERN.

HE subscriber has taken Il h4t off5is fen--
state gFrenar g,liJ c74ss /, 7sf j.. 6yg, r. ,.. = ~:
ciy DJ&ei he Taoc,a 1t las 4tasJei L4i4:s1, 4.en
e-lal1'a' 70 1fs0tzoife thy 7pJo are aavsg5 ofor,
P'l0@ej fs'a tave,H g'ay gfs,dj. Tb,ts 1ea-vea..
4eo7 lpS "6fs lg""e, and -,iitin fzy7 y,,
g''es C0PoL Tby bage ieidEr!,1aty-5 eve, ay Ell =,
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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-02-26

FOR SHE, on u months creGif !;
4, Healthy Young Negro WOMAN, about Ie
L = years DID, with her two female children
81 Toany perlon living in Richmond who woud
not part the woman and her husband, the above ne
groes would be fold Oh moderate terms Enquire of
die printers. February le. So
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-02-26
FOR SALE,
THE PATENT BALANCE.

- HE great accuracy, con-
I# 4 veDiency and difpa,ch, be-
49, iide economy ofeZpence, labor
a ~, y and time attendant on this tru-
lgHNsrE@$,N ly valuable Improvement in
~ T,%J 4 ~ the art of weighing, had fuch
W Ssysssasss:' \ weight with the iait general
siiernbly, as to induce them to
authorize the ufe Of in the tobacco arehoues Of M
commonwealth.
This late testimonial in its favor with mary others
N poiieion of the fubcrber, together with me gen
ersi appreciation exPreIed by all purchafers and his
own experience, afford him ample rsaicn to believe
they are preferable TO the common beams ftales and
weights now generally ufed. As agent for the
Paentes, he keeps always general alortmeut on
hand, 70 weigh from 100 to 5000 pounds, or A
more II required by particular order
Z. W. ROOTES.
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