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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-08-09
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nj F"6,'e FtHo7r az G y's Hofei, i" Alexasd,a, or
N@Td.y tie i6b day Of SePtmbe,, at I2 o'elocf, a.
nom
a IL. that TRACT OF LAND, late Pretty
y Thornton, Eiqure's, iituated in Nortbup;
herland county, Virginia. lying immediately on
the Potomac River. The following defcription Is
gwen OF this property By perions well acquainted
with It =" 1t contains $500 zcres, 200 acres 81
which are the mott valuable low grounds on III. river
between and 400 acres heavily timbered, and The
remainder very high land, mey productive Tn.
'oI OF this trac is equal an in the fate for the en-
uVation OF corn wheat tobacco, tinrothy, and fnaE
gram oil all kinds. On this tract are large comn,o
d'cus Brick MaIiiicu Houe and two Offices, LARGE
brick Stable, Valuable Barn, Cow Tioufe and many
other ou.-houfes. The Orchards and Garden conta,,
variety OF valuable fruit and the wa,ers abound
with excellent fifth and oyers. 1t is iituated about
days failfron Baltimore, Alexandria, and Norfolk.
There are two good mill feats for gri and fav mills
on the eate, and plenty of cedar and chefut timber
tor which an excellent market may be found ar tba
City of WaiIiugton"
lie terms Of fale are-one fourth cah, one.rourth
in one year. onefourth in 3 months and the relidue
in two years from the day Of fae. Tie payments to
beiecured by bonds with mortgages on the premCes.
and to be on intereh from the day of fl!e.
Tor further information, application may be made
IN behalf of the fublcriber, Thomas Robinfon. to
Richard Peters, Jun. attorney law, in The city of
Philadelphia, to William Lewis in the fame city
(Philadelphia.)
THOMAS ROBINSON.
w LEWIS.
July % epI5S
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Manchester, July 80.
ARSCONDEn
]. C.. DROWN.
(F3t)

The /efoHd time, IN tbe mOa'fb IF February:
ACK, lanetiniss ksown by the name of lack An.
y He IS upwards OF so years of age, gardner BY
profeiion. rather under the middle fze. lie was
purchaied Of Lewis Burwels e(late in January 1904
He IS well known in and about the city of Richmond
Amthel', in the county of Cheaer6eld where he has
number Of free connections, and in the neighbour
hood Of Williamsburg very certain that he is
lurking about one Of the above places moi likely
Richmond, where he has free woman for wife.
Mr.. William Rofe is authorized to give reward of
THIRTY DOLLARS on delivery Of the above lack
An to him. Nav 81 fP,{1
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SCOPES OF LETTERS FROM JAMES ELLIOTT,
PUBLISHED IN THE AURORA.
mo. ~
Nahsmgi0n, 1annary 90, 1904.

HuDWSfoH, January 23, 1909.
SIR-Your letter is received. AS am al
ways willing to receive good advice, your obfer-
vstions on my fyle offpeakins are not unaccept-
.be; but in my political conduct muf be
dictated by my confidence alone.
have no idea that my condiments wifi, to be
rcprrfented by a humble fave of the proud,
pa'lioilate, and aiiitocratic Mr.. Randolph, or
fellow labourcr of thofe whole laboars tend to
d'forganizc the contribution, aud place the fmall
ttates at the feet of the large ones, and both
large and i,rall at the feet of Virginia. On this
fubieGt believe there is great union of fenti-
ment amons the Vermont delegation, both fena-
tors ard representatives, at any rate, believe
know the fcn.irnents aud feelings of all hut
judge DIN. ] with this communicated TO thofe,
who acCufe ME of " training ut gnat and fwal-
lowing camel" If,here lie any bafe enough
to accufe me of ga direlittion Of principle, and
atempOntins policy for the fake of popularity"
ought in jultiCe to myftlf to offer them no.
thirg but the homage of my high contempt.
But have the " vanity" to add the remark that
every action of my life coutradets the unmanly
ntinuation. Be6des, let me enquire what po-
pularity had in view, as it was fuppofed in oo-
polling a meafure ainloit numerically popular.
But cannot think any Respectable man has ac-
cnfetl me of political difhonelty. Your correE
Pondence will at all times be agreeable, aud be-
heve me
Sir, very respectfully,
Your mott obedient fervant,
JAMES ELLIOTT.
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mo. u.)
Wnbinefo1, Eebra

WgibingfoH, February ., 1905.
DEAR Sis--Again it is the union Of honet
men triumphant. The acquittsl Of the fupretne
{ oart in Pennsylvania is the fure bsrbinger of
the downfall Of Daane, AVID jacobinifm in TIM
fne. Had the Judges becn condemned, ar,i-
rirs ofimpeachment sgaiuft gov. M'fSean him
fef were already cut and dried for immediate
ufe.
AftertI'e moi ftrong and difgraceful congref-
GonsI debate ever knowu of four days Duration
o1 the Georgia elaine, the friends If corra5t
bri1eibleg have prevailed. by fmaIl majority,
in ihe fuIlen houfe we have had This feffion---
ayee 6s---nnes So. MIR. Randolph has delivered
fcvet1' phhiippics move violent than tIofe of
X t,fpifrre 10 the bloody fines Of France. 80
o.tGo &c bds5een called by republican Speakers,
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July 10.
THE SUBSCRIBER
Has Mtct rceei4,ed. fran p6jladelpbil

Has hfeiy reeei7ed fran Pdiiadelpbia:
a HANDSOME eG5ytuept eff T'EA CHINA, i,
a fri oai G,ots1 Isffs; Cgf oal Plain clo6 H,,,
orfed, and great Vs,rfy # LivsrbosI Plain bai7ieL
Sriafa and China gazeS Woyst zcieG may be tg,e5af5
BY he eye,orio EiqR e0orfmc1fs mad. abfo E.f yeik
e,s lie bes a56 bhd1y ,ceigcd or eogEgaveaf fran
N9sjoki B,osc1 Sugar, Of gooi gvafify, IN MJs ami
b6h. Wbie6 he zoiI M 'soaa6y Jsrec5 n r,zsijeJl,
eoies, at co &,ys
R.e'a'ie90fo ta5 general qS9,fr7afgF CROCE-
RES a. ~ bg 2aaiiy Ter ,s,sfirg, nm, bg, or br,s
I@fieoa, n. LaaaS ant W z. Run, VIII tLd Co,o;.
&c s4d dpbis B,ccdy, 81 A- |sfc a.i6o,el. Shaa,k
Sfgers b. ~, J0x md CLSqoitg ToJsee, 81, 20 al gnaiy
" he PEND. DGHfEL gy2TpL ET,T.
July i9.----epew.
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FOR SALE,
Everyours,
JAMES ELLIOTT.

HAT valuable TRACT of LAND, in the
county of King tJ Queen, late the property
ri VIM Caa'fhe deed called the 'Tayiors Bridge
Tract; containing abopt four hundred acres A larse
proportion of which is rich low ground abundantlv
locked with good timber, and we'll adapted 10 the
cultivation of grain. Il will be fold on the prenCes
on the fifth OF September if fair, if not, the next
iair cay and may be divided accommodate pur-
chaierS, on credit IF fix, twelve, and eighteen
months Bonds with approved fecuritv. IN boar
ntereh from the date, If not puntually paid. toqe.
Their with alien on the land, will be requeGed.
WIN. & Willy CAMPBELL, Exers.
King & Queen, July L. (eFswl
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July ls.
HOUSE AND LOT-FOR SIZE
DAVID ROSS,
JAMES CURRfR.
(iw)

HE (nsfSriber' e6Sr for Eie, TIE Rope and Lot,
4 in TIE ne;gbbOn,bood Of M. M C,aze, and Lieut.
ondf,goooa, Q" The Hill, 4Obieb Bey lately pp,eJajcd of
M fob" s. More, in zcbieb dGa,g1ia may Be had
7bit lot ba' ge been nearly ined and all tie 6uings
CO Ei4g ?N dTOfl@g tOgft zOb t7oo good roous and
fge ee|o4o' ant 'oomI and an entry a6oVt geof SCI
lar J'r e'osiHg, and leek roam adnisg, eben and
ac&e-bo, baVe nrdyg,ae eor.plfat re5aiy anda,e A.
far be @ef0mmodafias Of gestfeI fami!y
1bf fe'h7' Of Jaif--aee Hira in fx wonfbs, onotBe,
bdin IL 17onbs, andtbe balance ia 10 wontb, Bonat
706 gRp'0ved fen,y, spW dcdef fygR On tie yepcr-
~ TO nle Pnae'aaI baynsaf IF tie Faiueafs as they
become due, 1oWbe required
yH is not H, any Pr5n i7elinrdfo rent, may be ae.
eomm0aated ~ B. q T. SHEPPAHD.
~ Approved bonds or notes due or TO become due
from PerfoDs refding in Richmond or Henrico, will
be taken in payment for the above property, fould
any perfon prefer that way of purchalng to the above
July l9.-tf
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Mr..
mo. a.)
Wabington, Feb. Is, 1904.


DEAR SIR-Yonrs of the Sd inf. is received,
On the fubject of the American Chancellor of
the Exchequer" the peculiar favourite of the
prehdent and heads of department, and ofenfi-
Die leader OF the republicans in Congrefs, YOU
n I'll hare ample fats ffSsisatioH
1t is now almot the unanimous voice of the
northern republicans that Virginia and MIR.
Randolph are attempting to rule the houfe of
representatives and the nation by violence. On
the fubjeet of the extinguihment of the fate ba-
lances, every member from N. England, Judge
Olnrexcepted, unite in oppo6tion to the mea-
furr. On mo& queaions the northern repreGen-
taii7es, republicans and federalifs, vote toge-
Ither: Judge DIN will his frequently, in oppo-
/ ftion TO the ftary bill for inftance. The con-
fequencs of this fchifm among republicans is
that nieafnres are frequently carried againft the
prime mInifter by FINAL naorites, on all which
occahons aud many others, he abufes the fpeak-
Grand the houfe in mott infamous manner. In
many OF his fpeeches he tells the houfe that
their proceedings are difo-dcrly. The other
day he told the houie they were under the influ
encc of Mr. r. G,ifwold, and uied much indie
eeut language with refped to coalition. be-
tween Mf. Grifwold and Mr.. Lyon, whom he
rtpiefented as the leader of the party oppofed
10 hmfclf. A peIfonal rencounter of mon e..
rous nature has taken place between Mr.. K. g.
Mr.. Alton, which will probably end in a duel :
there mutt alto be duel between him and Mr..
Hampton, whom he abufed in debate. Mr..
is famous in that way, and it is fad perform
ed deeds of fatal proweis before he came to
Congrefs. Anonymous letters replete with in
ytetive and threats are delivered to fome of the
republican, members. have received one, in a
tYle of an a1ann, and it is evidently in the hand
writing of MIR. r. very aukwardly dhemfed. 7
every day publicly declare it to be his product
ON, and have demanded of him an explanation,
which If he does not give, ihall make fate
meut of the buiinets 10 the houfe, and perhaps
move his exPulhon. / am in fear of --I dare
not fay what - you viii hear more foon.
Virginia is undoubtedly purely republican
My God What republicanifm Nearly one
half of the people in fate of renia and four
fifths of the remainder in civil lavery! One
man in four or five an eIe6tor. My blood chills
Il trembic for my country! Iknow-yes--
Anozo that deep laid plains exit againft the con-
ftitution OF tfe union.
care no, how exteniively this information is
diluted ifit Is kept out of the newspapers. We
have iixty or feventy orders Of the day, & fcarce-
iy gueRion is taken without feveral davis de-
bate. If the felton, be not made permanent, it
will not be that budnefs is wanting.
Your hncerc ir end.
JAMES ELLIOTT.
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VALUABLE COAL LANDS,
To be k: nton a ieaie far year,.

- - "g"' 4" "fye .JW JfHFS.
HE Coal Lands at Dover l., the county of Goocb
land, joining Doctor John Adams's coal pits and
MIR Graham's, belonging to the fubfcrbers The
iItuation is uncommony advantageous for coal works
The ditance from Mankntown ferry, on lanes
river, about 500 yards-the Aope 70 advantageous
asst render it extremely eaiy conftruet wa reon
ways for transporting the Goals the river at little or
no exPence There is a very fire landing on the RI
yer bank, belonging to the ehases for depoliting
the Goals, from whence they can be conveyed into
the boats by wooden trunk, with great expedition
and cafe The ituation is (uch as to enable the coal
mailer To carry the works for many years without
interruption from fubterraneous 70 roublefome
and expeRfive at coal pitts. The body of coal is con-
hdered very abundant, and not in the fmallea de.
gree exhauted, there has been only one fnall ia,
made on the edge Of the land. and works 70 far az +,
prove the excellent quality of the Goals and the eat,
with which they may be RATED. We will att; ca IN
the eolliery SMALL FARM, if required, within
one mile, with lieful improvements. For further
information apply to the iubicrbers at the city of
Richmond
DAVID ROSS,
JAMES CURRIR.
July ls. (4w)
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more furious than ever, and has poured the
full vial Of his wrath upon Col. Lyon and
myfelf--he called us ssthe Bear of the arctic
and Lion of the tor.id Zone" He threatens to
reign the diciatorfhip. Several alterations
which TO my knowledge have been projected
in the contribution, calculated 10 dearoy the re-
manning weight ofthe fmall fates, will now bs
kept hack for ftaion.
From preient appearances fhall not vote for
the impeachment of judge Chafe-out we have
not all the teffimony. l am friend to the indie
pendsnce of the judges, but greater friend to
the rights Of the people.
Yours,
JAS. ELLIOTT.
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LAND-FOR SHE.

the county of Lunenburg, lying within one mile
or the Court-houie, on Couches creek this ,rrtt
contains ieven hundred aud fifty acres one hundred
and fifty of which is cleared; comfortably improved
for the accommodation of family. This land is well
fu;ted to the cultivation of Tobacco Corn and Wheat
A great bargain may be had in this land The
terms may be made known, by application to Maior
Grief Green, of Nottoway. who is duly authorized to
diipoie oft, or the fubcrber living on the preuCcs
JOSEPH SMITH
Lunenburg, Augul 2.-(eptf.
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ADVERTISEMENTS

A RICHMOND BANK NOTE of 100 dois
"a was dePoiited with me by George c. Carter
for fate keeping this Note was taken from the inf
FELTON, of fave in this place. who was upacousirt
ed with its real value, and it is preumed he ACQUIRED
it improperly. Any perion who will deferibe the
Note properly, afford evidence Of his ownerfhp
fhall receive it upon application; otnrrwre, the Note
will ne delivered to the owner of the laye from
whom il was taken.
J. c. BROWN.
Manchener, July 80. (Pst1
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In Arnriro Count, Court, 3aly N, 1905

In Henrleo County Court, Jaly IL, 1905.
IN CH<fNCERT.
lortu''a'uS oydnor' Coinpit.
Jefie Smith, Robert Sydnor e Will ,
liam Garland Sydnor, petts
fiS day came tbt complainant ~ biz e,nn, and Re
L dsfeuAants, Ro5f4 and William Ga,load S,dror.
not boVng entered their Gpearaee and ei1a fi.v ae
eo,di1g TO tie ia Of EBemby, E.e5 t9 vadt and bro
~idd and The rules Of this CART, and asbearsgf TO He
Of tie foa,f bat ley are not irbabifaat, Of
tbs commonwealth. On the maion Of Be eom6l4iuaat 5
BIZ eonsI ato,saidj hiI Ordt,ed hat tie Id d2sd,0f,
DO G9eear here on TIE Elf D1snd.y in ot7oJe, NEXT and
1gf1of' TIE biz ef bF faia eo"piainnu and that eopy
efJb order be oyt5zoib igffed oafef Be nt,pabr,,
pndG5ed nt6e city Of Reivond, er t7co month"; G.ee,E
Uf and fSftd at tie CoH,tboe deor IF Ills sonnty.
Tefe,
ADAM CRAIG, c. c.
July i9'--(Tf I'm q. Ely
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JAMES ELLIOTT.
Mr..
(No. ~
Wyging.on, Mareb Ii, 1905.

Sra.-I imagine that the republicans in your
quarter will not find much fault with myfpeech
in favor of the impeachment of judge Chafc. /
fha'l be obliged however to vote in the negative
ultimately as the queition will be taken upon
Eeq,er0i articles to all of which but oue-I am
oppofed.
III have fometimes " failed in arrangements -
it may be imputed to this, that contrary to the
practice of all other fpeakers always truit for
manner as well as matter, to my extemporane
Gus powers. have never ufed Jingle note. or
commit to paper Jingle word of my ipeeches
before delivery.
Yours,
JAMES EIJJO1,rr
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(No. o.

WqD5ington, Marco o., 1904.
SIR-In my laf intirated that the Rhode
liland fenators were conidered as devoted to
the views of Virginia. l meant no imputation
on the character of thofe gentlemen, they are
upright: aud their coincidence with Virginia
perhaps merely accidental.
It is certain, however, that there are many
modes of rfpn5hean influence and intrigue, Of
which none but thofe, who have like us " a view
Of the whole ground" can form an adequate l.
dea.
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mo. 81


FdAiHef01, MaTebs 1905.
STR.--Tbe bin for fa'isfying the Georgia
claims tas ph.cd 10 coDh0ties Of the whole by
amajorify ofksps5, stths ai5aar g ofthis revoln.
tionsrry efo,utica, wssreietfed IL shefane com.
mittee. uythe farr n1s;snifY. rssref,lufisns are
fiifbef'ucthsboute, satI 7si1hs,laymoVefl,si5
pofPonereut or tStaI e%jc6i0a. Mr.. r. 10
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JUST RECEIVED,

AND FOR SALE By THE SUBSCRIBER,
-FOUR hundred pieces Houfe Paper, Philadelphia
Beer BY the barrel, fmall quantity of fra qua.
hty New-Engand Chee!e alto 400 barrels Corn.
EDWARD HALI.AM
ALSO-5ooo VT. Salt Petr, 4 BACON and
a conisant iupply Of FRESH CORN MEAL
June iS.-(ep) l2t
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JAMES ELLIOTT.
HI.
mo. 81
Wai6jastOm, Feb. Is, 1904.

DEAR Ss.-Meffrs. Randolph and Alton
have been srrefted and bonnd to keep The peace
Within this ditriet the injury Mt. Alton re-
eeiSsd, was, however of 70 attrocious nature,
that there DinG be a darL MIR. Hampton, a.
verfe to diturbing The couuciIs of the nation,
will, it is fsd, fufpeod his challenge til the end
of the fefhon. The dtific0lty between M.
Randolph and myfelfIas been Accommodated by
tire intervention Of MetTrs Bryan and Nichofon,
Mr.. Y. having denied any know ledge of the let
ter in queition.
YniIrR.
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Your g.,
JAS. ELLIOTT.
mo. 10Y
WaIbiRgfo1, WoT. IS, 1904.

Wgl5fRgfoR, NoT. IS, 1904.
5rR-Your notice of the election of electors
was very acceptible. Mr.. Moves is indebted 10
my activity and influence in Clifford for bis eIe-
walton to public life, and he knows it very we'll
MIR. Shepenfonis 6miIarly circumftanced. TheCe
gentlemen are among my bittereR perfecutors
Father forgive them, forgive them, for thew
know not what they do" They are poor and
want Offices, am poor aIfo, hut viii never IA
crihcc either principle or ia ends for the ioayes
and fines" ! il,aIl live and die an undertaking
friend TO the rights OF mankind. Ingratitude
may affed my fenGbiIity, but it cannot make me
villain.
Your friend and humble fervant,
JAMES ELLIOTT.
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JAMES ELLIOTT.
(No. 4.)
EaEIineioe, Ec6. 81, 1901.

SH.--I encIofe you ftt Of revolutionary re-
foiutioDs by MIR. r. the great inquihtor and
cenfor, and not only Of fire judicial department,
but at the cate gcrefnments. In the opinion
Of r11r7 republicans, they tend TO the deffruc-
ton of fate fovereignties.
The great principle involved in thefe refoluti-
ons, has already been decided againlt Mr.. II.
by 81 votes 20 So. BIi he is too good repub-
Ecan to fuhnlit TO majority. Only one mem
her from New England votes with him 0n this
nnrf1ion.
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TO BE LET.

TO BE LET.
GENTEEL apartments, between the Balm and
" Main-ffreet, flitable for commifIion mer
chant profelional gen,eman--repeaa rchool or
any other purpofe, where central ftuation and I'M
oh'rueaed light and air requifte-Enouire of
Hart and Southgate, groeers oPpoite the fcae houii
July g. Iaw4w.
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]. ELLIOTT.

p. s. Thefe refolu;ious involve alto an open
violation of the p!ifhted faith Of the nation-by
the convention betweca tic u. s. and Georgia,
ny which we hecaGle poAsfcd ofthe MiGiGippi
territory, the u. q. arc pledged to appropriate
millions az acres to Ettisfy the very claims
which Mr. X. Gays We mgt refolge not to iatis.
fy.
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a TRACT OF LIND

I Ohm GUMER, vifbcs 70 felI t,ae of lind
= eonfN'ng Of $50 acres iyirg within half = mile
Of ChSr'"tdville. Any peeon Uin,ine 70 uureh,f,
may Zee the ,aud, and Know she rrnsby APPLYING to
hn' Is, ;Ast place.
Irne Z. fia,v So.
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A.0 a e0@fLtte gDSr.menf IF
IL a L I K s. MATE RAILS,

Which added to his former Aeck, completes an aC
iortmens that was never equaled in his line of buff
uefs, in this city
He tharks his cuaomersfor paff favors, ard hor.,
t" merit a continuation Of their cuiton His former
attention 20 the quality Of his Medicines, mpor,;ng
them III their crude Gate, chat Re might be able 20
)raee OF their Quality, and powderng and prsparir
them under hisimmediae INFECTION Lave cou,ribu,.S
I" his Prc.ent eRabliihnent and oppoli,ion he mr.
ianes VIII not relax his exetios give general (t
faction in future.
tiis experience for more than years pan. as A.
pothe9asy aud Druggia in this City, added to a final,
itock ct Medical Information acquired before .rabI
him, lie siiiiis TO form toleraby correa indom.,.
as to the qua'.ty OF Drugs and Medicines, at6o,rh
nc cannot boat of LonOrs eone him greater tba,
the CONFIDENCE OF numerous and Respectable rcufo.
ulers.
In regard to his wholefale prices, he prcn,ifes r,
urniih e'ch ct his who!cale cultou ers with prn,I
price current, as iron Tofhe, and feels hnfef con-
ident m their aprrobatcn, knowing that no one in
TINS isate can afford 20 under-iell him. This h. ;r-
endS to 'e,noi gel Oflsrs egoac,s osa tLe but to
lecure his own.
my articles that may he ordered, and not apyrov
g. Of luality, may be returned il in good order
and in reaioilabl, time
Jn'E d (3w&tf)
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with Bootsor Shoes well as if they were on the
fpot,.....-A-the length OF the Boos...C-round the
Calf.-.B-the pitch of dtto-..D-round the heel and
..E-round tie inifey-..G-acrofs the ball of
the foot Fix the heel asainit perpendicular, and
flick knife at the end of the great toe-fet down in
figures the number OF inches and quarters, in the diff
ferent meafures. January .p,f
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IS, as HEltl

ioliN ~ MERCY returns bis xsoR grateful
y Acknowledgements 10 bis friends for TIE M.
boHnaed p0fronaee qvkicb be b0s obtained in Ike
me ct bis Protf4fon: and he trnRs ~ exerfign
o" 0f' part eoW be evaAfing to nirrif continue
10" 81 f"e" JAO0r5. 3aLy 9. (eo44v)
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July 90
70 z Y NJ Y

q e " z.
a BRICK LUMBER HOUSE on the Baton.
FOR SHE,
German Cinaburgs, by the piece or bale,
Gen Medock Claret, of vintage Of 'OI In boxes Of
Soturn Wine of the vintage Of do. ( 90 h. each.
lew dining and deiert iets of elegant French China
The above Wines lueh as can be particularly
recommended, having been laid in laf September az
Bordeaux by one of the partners then on the fpo,,
who took uncommon pains in the feleefion.
PICKETT, POLLARD 9. JOHNSTON.
July 50. eP4w.
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-EOR SALE-gr az s0sscs,sss 4.

! OAR SUGAR, by The bid. Dbl. or Guole loaf
direa from Pennipgton's Msnufaeory P,nladelpbi.
SOAL and UPPER LEATHER, on mo5ergt.
terms. HTICd31v N 1I,rc
9th mo. IIth, O5. (eT,n
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JOHN pUMFRET,
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July o. /eb4av
July O..

HE EN9fri5er taxes this method ofiafsrmias
4 ms friends Gna TIE b,EEe, fkaf ne ;nt.uI,
farEying on tbe STATIONARY g BOOK
BINDING 6HFueGe5 IN GXt6eir qa,iovs braDrJ
e5, as y/isni. John PLJbiERFr
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10, fh'fiity IF oH and has eve,y yc7pe IN muir ia
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land an excellent btit dschg bo 7o evs,y eoavesi-
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days Jail IF Hicxdaayio, NoytoI, AMI Balmos. 7ryots
ofbe Jais vOiH be male taozca Jy abiieeiaa 10 MI,
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