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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-02-02
Bank Of Alexsrdria, Jan. 2, 1905.

Bank Of Alexsrdlia, jan. 2, 1905.
ar NOTICE. is hereby given, to
the Stockholders of the Bank Of eAandf;s, that
diyid.od of fsa, and an bqHftr efnt, On the
capital aock oifaid Bark, !O!, :he bali year, snt-
ing this day, !. declared, snd will be ready 70
be paid to them OF, their Representatives, On
Tbu,faay next, the 10th p.aan,.
By e,1tr Jfhe P,sEfent ard Di'e7sr',
1URDIN CIfaFlN, CASHIER.
j<w
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RHsHIP DISSOLVED.

T>HE PM,ncrhi2 OF RsSeu = J'br Gre,
1 Is This day oihoived by mu:nal conient--
all pe,fons indebted to them ~,il pisaie TO make
payIaeot To Robert Cray, who is hereby author.
;(sI % lc.,!s ne bufoefs Of rhe ls.: firm.
ROBERT GRAY,
JOHN GRAY.
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mo. 1850

Freight sviH'de taaf",. 4
hEfNq In the cabin of the hip
S#&Ae 'oLivk. B.AHsH, Tor RoTfkS.
SS DAM; and two or tare; pahsa.
gers aay De accommodated. Expected 70 fail
il ,weive or fftesn Days. Apply to che mattel
on board, or to, = N
~, Rockets, Mnson g Co.
}annsry IL.
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JAMES SANDERSON,
Has jua reeeived The f0'l0ussg erssele',
- Pipes, London P. Madeira
Wine, Of hyperion quality,
Old Port Vice in hhds. q. Csks and BOTTLES,
Burgundy il Bottles,
Sherry in Or. Cabs,
Cosniac Brady, u =
Janiaca Spirits
Holland Gin, ~ 81"
Peach Brandy, very Old,
Whakey,
Loaf, ard Melcovsdo Sugars,
Imperial, Tazs
Hysn, IF II. LAIN iasst.
Young Hsfon, n "< ,a .
Hyion Skin,
Cloves, Nu,megs, Mace,
Allfpics. Black Pepper,
Groucd Ginger, Sait feter,
Soap by the box,
Hri:i!h Sail Canvas,
Ruff, Duck, frf quality,
German T,ckiefl5urgs, aud O!naburga,
Coarse Hats in cafes,
Junic-r Berries in bags,
Stone Ware,
cor. Calks EnrlSt Battle Gun Powder, IN
pound appreciated,
Large ScalB.am with Box Ends,
And Scales comylea, of Gurerior qaa,ity.
"A few bags Of hra quality GREEN
COFFEE.
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'Rs, j.a .e.eio<l via. p6aae.,pbia sH t1tg~ss
S.. a6Srtatsss " .'S' =
c. o 9 y S, "S 7'

fai,ahIe to the preient iesfoaa - !
-AMosc WHICH Arr
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-06-11

It'd he winds Up the catafrsThe with his conu{a ,c
Mr. Gabriel Jones.
The reader is miaaken fl:e ext4as me TO enter i2
oa long and tedious eluridatoir IF ,hei var;cas e
vents. Theft accuaticns are lupror;ed ty 10 new
matter they demand no nesr re.utstior. Every re-
publican OF Virginia muif believe The :, incorrect in
ilSs, or in Inference. Lea howeSes ihe fame means
OF information may not exit in the lant icene where
theie charges dvulged, and are Intended to obe.
rate we ,all throw all the documents on this full
lea together, ali trannit then, ior in.r,;on in !,
Bolton paper.
Rejoicing the only charge which Mr. Tiurher has
attempted to eiuodate b. new matter, we wouid TX
mn where was the juifice propriety of his pro-
ceecings If ne could prove the ueditae ed feecii.ii
OF ~ s. Walker, by the original correiponoenee be-
tween Meilrs. Jeiietton and Waller, why did h. Nc.
rroduret! Did the fame inducements operate i,phi,
HIM which few years iince, and after deliberate
soniulation produced their fupprelion Was Mr..
urnsr AFRAID iet i fhou,d carry upon the faes Of &c
the publication of Mr.. eHerioni Was it prn.r t.f
him to come upon the theatre, and ft up t as nuei,
OF the curtain, iuliceit diplay the faults OF
his opponent, while he hides every thing from our
view which would foften or remove their erern,ty
IL beneath us TO take notice of thefe utilad Rata
ments. Let him come with his documents. ana
we VIII attempt to reply to HIM. We Gtall fee whs-
er there is not fomething to be found in the BODY Of
Them or in other iources, which may apologize for
the iailngs of Mr.. Jeffsrion. We fhail then e.
whether he is that dilinguhed proaisate,'' whes
ther ms conduct has been marked by that extehve.
continual, and deliberate viiany," which Meffrs.
Park and Turner, have biazoned forth
David M Randolph, efq'r. late Marfhall of viz
ginia has likewife forth as the ni4of Mr. Tnr-
ner: g He could unfold tales which would cauf Mr..
Jeherionto 'remble." Away with fuch obGcure q .
quivocai afertions Let thefe gentlemen defer, T,cb
ambuih lighting Let them initiate il thew can tb..
more honorable examples of civilized warfare, and
uniurl their banners in the face of heaven
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defcr;bed, or in f,ips the country where ,hoie
goods are produced, and of which the owners,
matters and s,iths ofthe mariners are of that
country.
" srd: great variety of the 'noa bulky ar
tic'cs are prohibited from being imported even
in Britiih fhips, from any country but that in
which they are produced"
Whit Great-Britain purfues this contracted
policy and Whit the United States allows the
veifels and cargoes of I'll nations TO enter their
ports, it is not furpr;fing that the dzytiR trade
of the two countries fhould he fubjett to much
greater retriftons in the Briti!h than in the A
merican ports. This treaty may therefore ap-
pear TO give us the fame privileges, which it
gives them; whilt in fad the laws the two
countries may create great inequalities. That
fuch is the ttate of our commercial intercourGe
with that country, the following comparative
table is intended to illuftrate.
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Bp Last Gernings paiI.
NETWORK, Tune 4.

"A gentleman who came pafIerger in the brig
Alliance, from Nantes, has favoured Ms With
the following articles of information, collected
during his ftay in port. There. Adv.
L ne Emperor left Paris for Milan ON III
2sth March, TO be crowned King of TIA
wnich ceremony was TO take place the es
May: Previous to his fetting out, lie 4
pieafed to order the long pending Amer,
CLAIMS to he cloied, referving three million
hvres to be applied to fettlements of apv
CLAIMS not yet authenticated. Inrconfequence
thereot, the Minifter of the United States had
notl1ed the American claimants that he was
ready to draw on the American Government
i IL the amount OF their reflective awards, in
luch iums as they fhould chufe, and in francs.
Mr.. Llvingfton, our late Minifer, had re.
turned to Paris from Italy, and wa; expeeed
at Nantes with his family to embark for New.
York in she ihip MillifIippi, capt. Skidmore, to
fai about the 5th of May. q
The pope LETT Paris the Sd of April.
ne oulon fieet had been out 10 davs.
when the Alliance failed.
Builnefs was extremely dull at Nantes. ell.
NAL produce pouring in from all parts of hmex
rlca and from Libon coffee 10 fols. cotton
dull.
oome warm notes had paiied between the
american q, minliter, Mr.. Armhrong, and M.
!aileyrand, respecting the conduit of fine Anne.
rican government towards Spain. DifDatcbes
to the Secretary of fate on this fubie ire.
brought by the Alliance. 1t is faid the Empes
ror has told MIR. ArmArong that the Spaniil,
Government cannot and fllal1 not at prefsnt
pay the demands of the u. States
Reports were i'll circulation that tucie;
BonaPaite had been arrefted in Italy by IN
Emperor's order and fome faid he was act
ally in the Temple at Paris.
The death of Bruix was faid to be coca
oned by grief for blow in the face given hin
by the emperor at private audience in thu
palace of the Thuilleries 20
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-06-11
KENTUCKY.
'L.,:,c,,r. NT,v ia

KENTUCKY. L.s;rstor, h1sy IA.
We have for forne time urderitood, that Compa-
had formed in the Eatern ftases for the parpofe
of opening canal round the Falls Of Ohio, and e.
reainr water works at that plsce-Col Burr, it has
been faid was concerned in that con,pspv and we
rretuu,e, his Witt TO this country is principally
fined to tina, Object.
From Louifv,le hear, tina. the agents Of the
company have made comfortable purchafes of lands
in the neghborhood Of that place, and are CONTRACT
ing for opening the Canal, which is to be on the
North Wet fide of the river. It is alfo faid that
comfortable rivalhip will exA as the Kentucky COM
pany having the fame Object in view, are rerolved
TO Perfevere in opening canal on the Kentucky fide
oil the river. Kent. Gag.
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~-'sS
ESTABLISHMENT OF AANUfAcTURES

"Leave commerce to f1ift for itfelf' was the
celebrated reply Of an old French merchant to
the great Colbert, who afked him what he
mould do to promote the trade of France.
" Leave indufry TO fhift for itfelf'' might be u Z.
fed rs motto for every enlightened work, which
profeiies 70 treat Of "The Nature and CauGes
of the Wealth of Nations" The mott impor-
tant difcoveries which have been made by the
political economics of the prefent day, have in
fact confited in new illuftratons of this fub-
lime principle. Experience had long fince prov
en-, that "eyery man was better Judge of his
own iuterefts than the government can be" in
the familiar affairs OF life and it was merely
neceiiary TO extend this principle to the more
complicated relations Of fociety, TO give light to
thoie comprehensive truths, which Hume, and
Smith, and the o,conomifts of France, have 70
fuccefsfuly illutrated.
Thele difcoverie5 have opened the Track for
the mott important innovations. All the inftru-
ments OF the mercantile fyftem, incorporated
companies 10 regulate commerce, high duties &
abioiute prohibitions upon importation draw
backs, aud bounties, and advantageous treaties
OF commerce, and the Establishment of diltant
colonies, 10 encourage expectation; corporate
on laws, and tatutes Of apprenticeIhps to regu-
late manufactures; have been one after the o.
ther brought to the touch done of this princi-
pie, and iouod TO he of much LET'S value, than
Tie policy Of governments had hitherto admit
led Jheie peculati5ns have terminated in
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-06-11

She prohibits the I'M
portation of fome Ameri-
can articles, in American
fhips, or any but Britih
fhips, into her European
dominions.
She does not permit an
American citizen to i'm
port goods into fome of
her dominions, and to fell
them there, even in Bril-
tifh veiiels. In other parts
Of her dominions, fhe lays
an extra tax on him, or
his fales.
She impofes heavy du-
ties on certain articles of
the produce of the Ame-
rican fiiheries, and infup-
portable duties on others,
in fome parts of her do
minions and in other
parts, fine prohibits their
importation.
She prohibits the con-
fumption of fome Ameri-
can articles, of which fhe
permits the importation.
She prohibits the i'm
portation Of American ar
ticles from foreign couu-
tries into the Britifh do
minions, even in her own
ibips
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HigeeiIanu.
ARTS AND SCIENCES.
PARIS. March 90.

PARIS, March 90.
There appeared few DAVIS fnce upon the SUM- 4
large fpot, with nreic which obferved in q de-
Prees north of the folar equator It differs little rom
the beautiful fpots which made ufe of, in order to
determine the furs rotation in tie Memoirs of the
Academy for i1T6, and irea,s confirm the dfcove-
ry made at that time, by fhowirg that there are
fome places in nrefereree Others where the large
fpots formed Perhaps they are mountains which
collect and retain the oris of this ;nmenfe furnace
The parallel that nine degrees fouth of the folar e.
quator abounds mott in great fpots Thefe fpo.s
with two rpe, which have appeared at different peri
nds feem to to et aide the fyRem of vole anoes
fuggelfed by Mr. Herfchel there cannot be two vol
canoes near to each other and yet remain wi.hon.
interixture, and always feparated by fender thread
of light. DELALANDE.
The Nlinl"er of the Interior. ihort time fince
called on M. Bourdier, an ingenious matchmaker, in
Magazine for the purpofe Of examining Ci,I.
oontrived and executed by this artia 1t is intended
for the King of Spain. This Clock is II feet high
the 1uS,baie OF it is circular reng eight caris-
tides, which fupport number of arcadrs through
which the meehanfn is feen. Jua above .hefc ar
oades is baton tn receive water which ues as from
10 many fprings, from the bodies Of four chimsras
which futair LETTER baton, where the waters which
feen tofpout cut from the prows Of four gallies are
united thefe being adapted to the four iidcs of a
pedeital, on which Trajan's pillar is placed This
provinces of Spain and their principal productions.
On the frra which feparates thefe bas-reefs, the
hours and minutes are marked medallion, in form
OF the fun, traveries over them and upon the globe
which terminates this column the twelve figns of the
Zodiack are engraven, the revolution of which is
perdred in the fpace of year; ierpent the en-
bem of immortality, indicating their courfe. The
parts ofmott coniequence in this piece of ,echani,
or,if may be allowed the exprefiion, the fail of
tins clock, furroHnded by the fub-bafe competed of
eight gais DOORS is ccnnrutted in the manner of o.
1her clocks. IT makes concert every hour, COM
poied OF two German flutes, and piano OF two
parts; which makes very harmonious quartetto.-
II wiilplay 6xteen different tunes eGeSied altoge-
Their by the peculiar contraction Of the clock It is
only wound up once in fifteen days Every part of
the exterior, contributing to the movements is re-
arkahle for its ye of execution and the genius DIFF
played in their combinaons all concurring to pro-
duce iuch numherlefs and mutfarious effects
TIE mgfe Is only heard from Iooeioek in TIE egcn-
ing, 10 10 in tie morning. aeVe,t5e!t5 may be made
to Play all the airs, 7vhkoa iate,yu1iing it, goirr
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-06-11
GREAT BRITAIN

~
Prohibits American vef-
fels from entering into the
ports of feveral parts of
her dominions, viz. Ca
NADIA, Nova Scotia, New
Brunfwick, Newfound-
land, Cape Breton, Hud-
IONS Bay, and Honduras
Ray.
She prevents every A
merican vellel over 10
tons from WHITING her w.
India Hands, and export
ing even the cargoes of
fuch vefels to other coun-
tries.
She prohibits the navi-
eating ad Hbiinz,, of Anne
rican veilels, by native or
other feamcn.
She prohibits the en-
p'oyment of American
built fhips by her own ci-
tizens, in many branches
of trade, upon any terms.
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She charges a duty on
American All cloth, made
up in the United States
for Birth fhips.
She prohibits the i'm
portation of goods from
feveral parts Of her domi-
MONS into others, in a.
merican venels, upon any
terms.
She prohibits the i'm
Portation of goods into G.
Britain, by American vef-
fels, from any other coun-
try than the ". States.
She prohibits the I'M
porration into Great Bril-
tain from the u. States,
by American venels, of
all goods not produced by
the United States.
She prohibits the i'm
portation of any goods
Preyiouily brought into
the United States, from
the faid ftates into Great
Britain, even in BritiRl
veifels.
She prohibits the ex-
portation Of feveral arti-
cles from Great Britain to
the United States.
She lays duties of vari-
Gus rates upon the expor-
tation Of many articles to
the United States.
She impofesvery conf
derable duties upon fome
of the agricultural pro-
ductions Of the United
States, and excludes o.
theirs by duties equal to
their value.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-06-11
Mrs. RIVARDfs ACADEMY.
ReUerend Sir,

ksDeTeHd SIR,
" OU had the kindnefs to allow me, two vea-s >.
60, lock upon you not only as one Of tb.
emef protectors of the Establishment under NV ebarg,
put alio did me the honor Of becoming in conjunction
with DR.. 3. Ruth, J. B. M'Keaa, K. Smith and A
Worrls, Eiquifes, one Of the Truaees of nv fernp,
ry The condefceniion has at ali times rendered n,
extremely anxious to deferve your patronage indeed
aierbe in great neafure the credit which the 81.
'aDhmeht hope has generally Obtained, to that cir u
cuinitance Few Perions yet informed Of the e.,
vonr 10 politely conferred on me, as the oreater
number OF my pupils are from abroad On lever {,
occalons you had the goodnef to exprei, the fasfa
ton which you, and all thofe who have bonorcd o,,.
iehoo-rooms with their Wits, derived from the inn,
PFovements OF the young Ladies, as we'll as from,
the manner IN which the Seminary is conducted
! nave never taken the liberty of putIilhing vo,v
letters OF probatonWoud YOU and the other Sy.r
tiemen permit me to make it known that an, a,,-
thorhed to conder you Trunees of the InG;tu,;,r
ihould not only eleem il dffinpuifbed mari ofN
your appreciation, but a certain means of arnr;ne,
the full confidence Of thofe parents and Guardian,
have We. intruised their children to my care.
With great reipeA,
have the honor be-,
Reverend Sir,
Your very humble and OBJ, fervart
TIE Right Reve,cas DR.. WLh,. 'i''A''
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The UNITED STATES

- - -
Admit Britiih veTe!s
into az their ports, fub-
jea to a tonnage duty of
IA cents, or 24 0erling
pence, more than Ameri-
can venels, and an additi-
on Of one tenth 70 the A.
mount Of the impot &C
cruing on their cargoes.
They admit into their
ports veGels of every bur-
then, nor does fhe pre-
tend to control the dirpo-
ftion of their return car
goes.
They admit the navi-
eating of Britifh venels by
native or other feamen,
al Hbifam.
They admit the en-
ployment of Britilh built
fhips by their own citi-
zens, in every branch of
trade, upon the terms of
"A cents extra per ton, &
one tenth extra on the inn
poft arifing from their car
goes.
They do not charge a
duty on Britilh fail cloth,
made up i'll Great Britain
Tor American ihips.
They admit the i'm
portation ofgoods from a.
ny part Of their dominic
ons into another, in Bri-
tifh venels, on the terms
OF IA cents per ton extra
OH the venel.
They admit the impor-
tation of goods into the
United States, in BritiGh
vefels, from every coun-
try whatever.
They do no. prohibit
the importation into the
United States from Great
Britain, by Britilh venels,
OF any goods not pro-
duced by C. Britain.
They do not prohibit
the importation of any
goods previouily brought
into G. Britain, from that
kingdom into the United
States, in either Britilh or
American bottoms.
They do not prohibit
the expectation of any ar
ticle from the United
States tn Great Britain.
They do not lay a duty
on the expectation of any
article whatever to Great
Britain.
They imPofe moderate
duties (lower than any o.
Their foreign nation by 2,
3, and 4 for one) on the
produce and manufactured
of Great Britain, except
in a very few inAances, &
exclude fcarcely any arti-
Giles by duties equal to
their value.
They do not prohibit
the importation of any
Britifh article in Britilh
veHels or any but Ameri-
can vefels.
They permit a Britifh
citizen to import goods
into all their ports, in any
veilels, and to fell them
there witbout any own,
tax OH hin, or HE c,Ias
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ApR1t, 1905.
E14A,

n1 APRIL, 18O5.
The high opinion we entertain Of your qnalifealV
on' Tor The arduous aud diverEfed duties Of ,be IN
tuition under your dreaion and the evideDrss on.
nave been Preiented to us, at examinations, Of the
ProVeinent Of The young Ladies, who pofefs the AZ
a. ., OF Demg your pupils, induce us to comply
with your requen, by the prefcnt teltnonv of d,,,
appreciation OF your Seminary, and to exprefs our
wines Tor the fueees Of an initution 70 ufeu 20 o,r
city, and 70 honorable to you.
We are, Madam,
Your very humbls fervahls.
WILLIAM Wat+t, I = =
GENjAAIN RUsp,
J. 3. MKEAu,
RoGEsT Ssuru,
AZ. g. ANtaoSs Mosprs, J
philadelphia, April %. ,
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FOR SALE--s1 TIE SUBSCRIBER .

FOR SdLE--Br gAe SUBSCRIBER
4 loaf SUGAR, by the hid bbi or Jingle loaf.
oirect from Pennngtons Mandatory, Philadelphia !.
SoAL and UPPER LEATHER, on moderat!
terms AIso
PRIME SPANISH HIDES.
AICAJ-AH DAYLs.
9th mo. 18th, o5. GeTtH
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They inpofe only five
per cent. on the produce
of the Br;tifh f{heries
(Which duty is drawn
back on exportation) and
admit every article deriv-
ed from them.
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They dn not prohibit
the confun1ption of any
Britifh article whatever.
They do not prohibit
the importation of Britifh
articles fromforeign eoun-
tries in any hips.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-06-11

They permit a Britifh
citizen to import goods
into all their ports, in any
veiiels, and to fell them
there without any extra
tax Oh him, or his fales.
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TIE mgfe is only heard from loOeOeE in TIE eVen-
i1g' 10 10 j" He morning; aeVertbeG, may be made
20 play all tie airs, zvSorf iateyru6iing its going
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-06-11

OssiAN's PoEms.-Tbe long difputed ma
nuicriPts of the Poems of Oiiian, in the original
Celtic, are now in the prefs under the aufpices
OF the Highland Society, to be accompanied ny
ATTN tranilation by the late Mr.. Macfarlane.
1 ne whole, lays the London monthly magazine,
will form two large volumes octave. ID.
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Tie nbh' are Strey notified, bat on Tay, TIE Cd day
Of Nay nrvf, (Dfair, if not, be nest fair 4ayJ 4vii
be Joh Publicly, at tits pIae-:
4 IL the movable eGate of John !. Crosjean, de-
i \ ceaied, (the Negroes excepted cOnGfting Of a
well built faf failing SCHOONER, of about so tons
bhrthen--The flock OF GOODS on hand, which
were iufiicient for country fore ALTO CHARI-
OF and RIDING CHAIR; the hock of HORSES
and CATTLE, aud ali the HOUSEHOLD and
KITCHEN FURNITURE, and lundry other arti-
cies too tedious to mention. The terms Of fae will
be twelve months credit for all Iums above ten dollars
the purchaiers giving bond with approved lecurity,
~ carry nteret from the date but if the principal is
psnc'ualy paid, the interet will be RENTED.
AT theIsnie time and place will be hired for the
balance of the year, four NEGRO MEN belonging
to the faid eltate, three Of whom are failors.
MARY GROSJEAN, Adm'x.
New Cattle, % April, 1so5.-0ds.)
N B. All thofe having claims aganf the faid ef-
tate are requeed to bring them in properly authen-
tieated tor iettlement, and thole indebted reque
ed to come forward and make paymentto
MARY GROSJEAN, Adm'x
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10 d.

HN the 9Th day Of March lat, a Negro Man
~ Named EMANUEL, twenty one or two years
~ age, about FIVE feet three or -four inches high fout
made to his height he has fear acros one OF his
cheeks and his head, ON which the hair is en-
tirely of, rather Of yellowiln complexion, has a
inning couatenance whcr ipoken to, broad fet of
fore teeth; he is very icnfblc fellow waited as fer
want upon Powhatan Boiling, Rlq. decd. from whom
lpurchaied HIM will give generous reward be-
tdes VIA, the law allows, any perlon that will APP
itehend the faid fcrvart, and deliver him TO me in
Anherlt county, about four miles from Iynchhurc,
a. ieeure him III any Jail 70 tina, get him. ] expee,
w viii end,avour 70 Plts freeman. forewara
a,i periorS from harhoutiug, or employing Of him,
al matters o; velicls from taking him oil board, and
others from harhoiTire him as I aim determined "a
Troleoete az the law directs. PHILIP JOHNSON.
april 10. 4t
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-04-26
TO BE RENTED.

HE large and commodious HOUSE, belonging
L to Major Duval, and occupied this time nv
MIR. Ogilyie This houie is ftusted on theheatheit
aud mott agreeable part of the city of Richmond or
Shoekce-Hill; contains five large rcoms amply fuf-
heent Tor the accommodation Of genteel and nnne-
rou' fanily with kitchen, garden and all the ne
celiary ont houes. Any perlon dpoled to rent this
honfe viii Apply to Mr.. ogilvie.
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