davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-02-01
THIS DAY is PUBLISHED,
AND FOR SALE AT RITcHIE & woasLEr's
BOOKSTORES:
G>he 2AlnapIo,
SERIES FIRST;
Originally Pubi;Jbed in hr
RICHMOND ENQUIRER

& n aiiociation was formed during the laR fun
L Z n,er, by few gentlemen, of whom fon,e are.
no1U, and Others have been, inhabitants of this civ for
the PnrPoie of compelling ferries OF MtellsneDus
Eiiays for the Richmond Enquirer. Theie Efays
were regularly pabiihed every Saturday, during
the months of Auguf, September, and October The
hrit number appeared the nth of AugnR, auS The
ait on the Goth of October Thefe numbers, taken
together in the order in which they were pubElaea.
will conititute the hri ferries of the RAINBOW and
1t is this fri ferries which is now prefented by the
Propretors of the Enquirer the arnaears e Lscr-
ture and to its patrons in Virginia. TIE iecond f-
RES will probably be communicated to the puhhc IN
the prefent FORM oon as it fhall be completed by
the members of the ailociation
Richmond, Dec. 18th, 1904.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-02-01
VALUABLE LAND-Foa SIT z.

yCY virtue OF deed of,ruf from William MafIe
- decd. in order to iecure ard pay the following
debts viz the fur, of K 500 s., in fpecie aligned
by Nathaniel Mafiie to Arch'd. Bryce, IT. for the
purpoies mentioned in the iaid Alignment, and the
FINN of { 1873 Is. lod, due to Arch'd. Bryce with
insere thereon from the 5,h day of December 1902
at per cent per annum till paid,
HW belsA, Htttt late reGAtnle Of Aiom Ahseon Fri
day tbe ~ DAY Of A7areb next, fo, ready nouey.
All that TRACT OF LAND, in Goochlsnd
county, (whereon Mrs. Francis Nlalhe now lives, J
containing by late fuvey 26s4 acres lying and be-
ing the waters of the Little Byrd Greek andbound-
ed by the lands of Capt. Nathaniel MaGie, decd
Mr.. David Rots, MFR. John Matthews and others
This land is of the frh rate quality of high land,
pleaiantly iituated, within or miles land good
road) of the town of Columbia, and from 7 to 8
miles CT Lewiss mill, the Byrd Creek.
JOHN FORBES, truaee
January 25.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-02-01
Gp awDorj.p.
LAWS CT TIE UNITED STATES.
AN ACT

AN ACT
HatborjEng,fbe corporation Of George 7oevn TO
make a dam or eoyfeseay from lfoyo1's iRazd
to toe sccfern }sore offbc ,i1er Potomac.
BEit enatfeS, By tie SenGfe and Hoae OF r..
freieafati1'es IF he Usfed Sfafs5 az 1far,ic, y,
Congress oDsmbhG, That the corporation of
George Town have power to levy tax, not
exceeding one per cent. per annuui, on the reai
property in faid town, and its additions with
in the jurifdetion of the faid corporation. fer
the Purpofe ofdefraying the expenfe of erecting
dam or gateway acrofs that arm of the river
Potomac which paiIes between Mafon's Hand
and the wcftsrn fhore of the faid river that
the lame iha not be erected until the coafe.. Of
the proprietor OF proprietors Off the Hand and
OF the wehern ihore ofthe river oppofte there
10, ihall be firlt obtained. The power hereby
granted to the faid corporation OF levyi.y ~,
extra tax, TO ceafe and determine wh,,, the OR
jet for which iris granted fhali be completely
effected.
NATHL. MACON,
Speaker Of tie Houic Of ReprejentafiveJ.
JOS. ANDERSON.
PrGfaen. Of TIE Senafe, pro fem
January Is, 1906,
APPROVED,
TIL: JEFFERSON.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-02-01
WASHINGTON TAVERN

tiE JH65rriber has taker a Le.gye offbis te7e-
0caf /oy a aambsy of yeays, and bs, mt Il e.
ffofe reai, zO5ie6 ,ss1sy5 net isErjoy 4, an, H. az.
City, Beidrs be ToVrya be bar 17aebsd baillpg, mil
eafasfedfo accommodate bef 7oio are aa~isv, sf,,s
PyiVaey Dan faoeyA giaelLy g6oydt. 1Bof hs,n,n,,
0eei1 tie Pabe adys and set5ia f-oo bgsJ,Jy1,J,
f6e Capf0L 7Jy bavs decididvaptqyss suey osy o,l,
6o./s IN IRIS CITY, 7ob ,gr7 10 Sg,e air and ,ye,n,g,
7e4ier: he bs' Good SAsLES and a eoaqasf Ess!y Of
ne S FORAGE he fcad,f Lh sysees 10 5 EytaSI a1S
@efDbh and are, hezs, Boi no urlavof,ic osirg 49,
a7J ofbfr P,aife 7oJib mgJt, in any dgree bap, t,y-
desy 70 Sq,ey tie Peaee Of hi, bog szsiH svey :. b,,,
hG '
EDwARD HILLIM
RieJnoad Sesf,-ss,y 96.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-02-01
7. TOMPKINS

. ESPECTFULLY informs fboe concerned,
N that he has remoz,ed the bookJ aad baDrrs Of
The late concern Of Robert Pollok 81 ca. and Dun
iob, Pollok q ca. TO a neqv Brick Hoae near
the Bqfn, and dretFLy otbeffefo tire Seaic-Ifonlc.
Hbere he las far .Lahc, n fzv bi5ej of OLD
COGNIAC BRANDT, of,J1berior quality.
Dere1,bsr II
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-02-01

agreeable 10 a Decree Of tie County Court Of
King and Queen,
WILL BE SOLD, 1T the Court-Houie, on
Monday the In February next, it being
Court day:
- EVEN LIKELY NEGROES, belonging to the
y eltate of Thomas g. Rowe, deed. Twelve
months credit will be allowed the purchafers for the
fad Negroes, On giving bond with approved fecurity
to the COMMISSIONERS
January IS. 3w
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-02-01
N o T C E.

M the undersigned, partners 10 the late concerns
w of BUCHANAN, DUNLOP, & Co. at Pc.
terfburg, of ROBERT POLLOK, & Co. at Rich
nlond, and of DUNLOP, POLLOK, & Co. at Man
cheiter, have fold to Mr.. James Dunlop, our late
partner in iaid concerns, the debts now due TO- and
outltandngat thefe diGerente aabllhments-Th in
debted will therefore Pleaiet take notice, that here
alter payments are to be made only to the iaid MIR.
James Dunlop, his attorney or attorneys ard to whom,
thoie having claims againG thefe concerns will apply
for payment. 7
DAVID BUCHANAN.
BY ROBERT POLLOK,
bis HfforHey
ROBERT POLLOK.
Virginia, Petersburg, Dec. 6, 1904. (epsn)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-02-01
FOR SALE.
Isnuary ~.

a NEGRO NAN. He is IN excellent pard-
1 \ asr and /egf6e5-man, and qoond be a zRiu-
ABLE Eerranf at a difanee from abe fozon.
HLSO FOR HIRE, a GIRL, about n 1rar5
Of age, aeenRomed 10 f6e nnrjsry and ofber do
mefie b4)fnc5 ard a WOMAN, qybo is a
goad Cook. H3pI at the s5Tee If bs BaqNi,er.
14aRarr 2s. epSf.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-02-01
WHO HAS ON HAND FOR SAL

WHO HAS ON HAND FOR SALE,
New-Engsnd Boards,
inch, and inch Pitch Pine Boards &, Scantlipo
Cyprus Shingles, Cedar poRs,
Providence Lime unnaebed,
Double Geered Baltimore Wheat Fans,
Wire Sfters for Meal, Oats, Wheat and Flaxfeed,
Rowling Screen Wire,
Screen Wire for Fans, Shakes for Mesl,
Bright and Black Warmth, &c &c.
January 22d--(ep sw.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-02-01
TWENTY DOLLARS REYARD. -

JACK or JACK ASH, gardner by protection,
- formerly the property of Lewis Burwell, decd.
was fold BY the E&or. of faid Burwell, about this
time lait year, to gentleman refiding in Amherh
county, who permitted him to come down Ian May,
tor the Pnrpofe of WHITING his wife and relations,
with promiie that his Wits fhould be repeated fire.
queuty. Jack has thought proper TO abuie Ibis in
diligence by not returning 70 bis mailer.
His age IS iomethng above fifty, rather under the
middle lie. It's believed hat ne feere,es binCelf n
Cheferheld, probably MsncbeAer where his vifs'a
friends i've The keeper Of tic soll bridge or the fer
rymen viii have fresusnt opportunities Of topping
MIN when on Wits 20 his vile, who is fee, and who
rendss opT0.'te Mr. Soutbgate's garden. Whoever
W" server 'he iaid jack TO Mr.. Role the jalor win
receive the above reward ON application at The ofEee
Of the Enquirer.
Jan. 8, 1905.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-02-01
NOTICE

4 Ii perfons indebted to the eGate Of the late MIR.
~ JOHN LESTER deceafed, are requeacd to
make payment to Mr. SylveGer Hevey, who is au-
thorized to receive the Fame and all thoe who have
any demands againn the fad eRate are defred to call
on him for payment.
SARAH LESTER, Exeeutrx.
JOHN FOSTER, Executor.
Richmond, gid January, 1905.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-02-01
FOR THE ENQUIRER.

F5e foiioeriag pian ojra .jsniirary of learning.
or a.; . tes FUc and i;eral ftGie, evd5 Jsst 70
nr-,r6er cfttc i-siqafnre d1rirs :te pres:. E5E
for, 6r a g-a.'.nan svbo d:ftr~vsdly poF.6ts in a
z,sfy e7siaen. aerr.e, RE confidence crtbe tcohis
2bcRi:e o. our Frances, IL . beiiea'sd, did not
ipgif TIE ,Yeaji.re at this ti7s. II IS bnb-
kyed Svitb a 4,;csv. t5af NOT oniy tie nemberJ Of
tbe hgi7atarr, 6nt TIRE peot!e at large, mar n:edi
tate IN n fbjsf, in av5ie5 t5sir 6ef isferefs are
"a des9ly igvoi7'ed. Some important qnsaionS
,,xjtat tbrmjizeJ to TIE confederation Of 'be pco-
PIE ofViryiaia. Con TIE bI.FiSs =" ELsrir ?
ftrtsfaat-d end 5an1td dozcn 70 he?erity, if soc
eslobt 10 mcans TO gtf5ra tbe ring generation ?
Can a retycfsnt0tive republic lang eriR, If tire
people NOT efficiently enlightened iudge etfbe
condxt7 Of their repretfnfatiq,e5 ? Lit NOT 'eea-
Eariy iacnnbent on rs TO e1drGTonr 70 (aT,e tie
enly go4,er7,laeuf u;ow earth, ia svbicb republican
infifntions are c5rrjGed, amii9 tbs eoglairacy Of
al sbgff sVbo enemies TO tie rights Of man J:
Ind are yoa sviltiag TO erpend ab1rards Of Efir
tbonf7nd dollars Annually, in criminal projecmi-
ems, and at7naily tbroqV Nevay nearly Jfq'e tkor-
Ca13 dollars a .rear, in an attempt to reclaim n
fsev abandoned eslerit5, and yet not gis'e Engis
eent towards educating tie poor?
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-02-01
BROKFR's OFFICE.

Z TiR ss5iribrr bas epsasd BrOisr's Office, oessffe
tie Union Tavern, and ovey fbs Coa7tiae-BegIs Of
T1sa1, and I@os Lada. an 6gfas5 eostdsi 10 lin,
4vU be fraytasied SOift f,i6 Edeiity.
THOMAS N0RYELL. .
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-02-01

TIE public are respectfully Informed, that the bu-
iineis Of the Wharves, lumber &c. will be carried
on ulual, by their obt fervant,
SARAH LISTER
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-02-01
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
Il IL Pryioas ia1sLfed TO The late firm of UCFIA-
N NAN, DUNLOP q co. Of Pefeylsnrg. RO-
BERT POLLOK g CO. Of Riebmoad, and DUN
LOP, POLLOK ~ co. Of A1aasbeFv, are berl6y
Nofed that James Dnniob, late Parfay in he aboVe
eOnefyns, has become bebajer Of The opaadiag ds55-
they puHtbeysfore be pieadfO male ayezeat 10 Mr. oJn
Tomptins ,sfdag in Richmond, tbt E5,iber yssiag
in PefejJuyg, 7Ubo alone am5oytd 70 make collections,
and grant de60,ge,-Sns zON be iadjyiziaafeiy eon-
rereedGgaisf all zOb0 do not maize Payment Le e fri
Of february nsxt.
JOHN DUNLOP, Hfo,ne7
For JAMES DUNLOP
Poeygnrg, Nsv. Is, 1904. 9T
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-02-01
January 25.

FOR SALE,
Af LoniJa Cowt-Houie, on tie 1870 dty of r..
6ruary neet !:
'HIRTY-SEVEN VALUABLE SLAVES.
L belonging to the eftate of Chrinopher
Smith, decd. coniifting of Men, Women and
Children.--lt is believed they are as likely a
parcel of naves as was ever offered for f;llr in
the fate. Bonds with approved fecurity, bear
ing intereit from the date, payable the 10th of
February next, will be expected from the pur-
chafers the ntercft will be RENTED if the
princiP is punctually paid.
CHARLES SMITH, AG'g Exe'r of
CHRISTOPHER SMITH, decd.
Louiia, 18th Jan. 1905. loF
RICHMOND ACADEMY LOTTERY.
NOTICE is hereby given, that the drawing of the
" laid lottery will commence on this day and be
continued on Tueidays and Saturdays, by drawing
from fifty to five hundred numbers, until the whole
is completed.
All tickets fold and delivered before this day.
will be condered held account of the Truitees
OF the academy; and the agents for telling them are
earnettly reqnetted remit either the money or the
tickets committed to their dfpofal to the commit
oner' from whom they were received. Thofe who
nave Purchaled tickets credit, viii be pleaied to
reckon from this day.
II the days of drawing, and the number to be
drawn, fhall be encreafed, public notice will be given
of the FAME.
The prizes to be paid in Gxty days after the draw
ing completed. II is hoped that the tickets remain
ing in the hands Of the con,n,iinners will be readily
bought by thofe who are well wifners to the s-opoi
ed academy, or who with to fee in the neighbour
hood of tlisciy the beginning of great National u
niverfty, The committee appointed for that purpofe
here already purchaed abcnt 10 acres of ground lit
tie more than mile from town, in an eligible ftua-
ton & the neceGary buildings will be begun in the
eniuing fpring.
On behalf of the truhees,
Ro6eyt D1ifebeH !
Robert Pollard, He6Oin.rdtO jEabey-
Aies'r. Stuart, intend tie dyaz0-
Wu Price, ing.
@. Tucker,
Richmond, January s. 1905.
ENOCH SULLIVAN,
TEWELLER e RAIP-WOPKER
(Firf door below the Eagle Tavern)
DEGS leave to inform the public that he has for
- Sale, 4 EAsHIoNABLE ASSORTMENT OF
JEWRLRY & SILVER WARE
HJo, II HANDSOME SUPPLY OF
LADIES ELEGANT COMBS, POCKET BOOKS, &c.
Dec 8. epf
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-02-01
CASH

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN TO THE DEBTORS OF
ROSS q FORD,
MAT in compliance with my duty as afignee,
Il HAL commence iuits unfortunately againh
all thoie who do not come forward and give alur-
ancss when payment may be expected.
NEIL MCOULL.
December g. ftf0
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-02-01
ll3,4lo

The accommodating fund after the
yearlsi6, being raifed to 10000
dis. wonld at the fame rate pro-
euce every tenth year I7o,loo
Tie application might be as .toiiaqus :,
Appropriation for the year 1917, or the tentl
year-
For commencing the pub
lie buildings, &c. $4,000
For efabiiihing a perpc-
tual fund for the fala-
RES of the chancellor
& PRECEDENT of the uni
verify, and two pro-
feliorlhips at $50 dis.
for the prefent $4,000
For incidental charges &
experces s,4lo-.63,4lo
Appropriation 81 the Goth year:
For adding toand improv-
ing the public build
ings $4,000
For the foundation of
| library and apparatus 10000
For encrea6ng the ialaries
| OF the chancellor, pref
| dent & protectors, and
| etablilhing two other
| profeflorihips at 1000
| dis. each 10000
For efabli1iinga perpetu-
al fund for ten fcholar-
| fhips at 900 dis. each $4,000
For eftablifning aperpetu-
| al fund for two fenior
| fellowihips at 500 dis.
per annum, each 1880
| For incidental charges &
expences s,soo-.l7o,ioo
Appropriation for the soth year:
For etabliihing a perpe-
tual fund for 80 additi-
onal fcbolarlhips at 200
dis. each $4,000
For perpetual fund for
two additional fenior
! felowlhips at 500 dis.
each per ann. 1860
i For perpetual fund for
| three Junior fellowihips
at soodls. each per ann. ll,a5o
Towards perpetual fund
! for library 10000
For encreafng the build
ings and for other pur-
pofes; improving the
unworthy and creating
additional protector
fhips l,s5o-.17o,loo
Appropriation FOR the fortieth year, 1876.
For additional Buildings
and inprovenl Ats $4,000
For additional funds for
library and apparatus 10000
For thirty additional fcho-
larfhips $4,000
For additional protector
fhips and fellowihips,
and encreaGHg former
falarieS to 1850 dis. $4,000
For incidentalchargcs and
other purpofes lo,coo-.l7o,loo
Appropriation for the 5oth year:
For additional fCholar-
ihips, viz. 80 $4,000
, F; c; eeF::;creess rs The tcct cc!!:s:-.
fhipsto 500 dis. $4,000
For the general purpofes
ofthe unworthy, found
ing mufeun, &c. &c. 7O,IOO-.lTO,loO
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-02-01


For the general purpofes
ofthe unworthy, found
ing mufeuni, &c. &c. 7o,Ioo-.17o,l 100
After this period, the fcholarlhips might be
encreafed at the rate of 10 for every tenth year,
70 that At the end of half century from the
firft Establishment, there might be one hundred
fcholars, and at the end of whole century 500
fcholars, upon the public foundation, at 500
dis. each.--At the end of the fecou,i century,
there might be 700: at the end of third above
thoufand and the number be continually en-
created at the fame or greater ratio, without
any new tax or burthen on the public.
Such is the hafty outline of plan for eta
blilhing an Univerfty, whole revenues might
thus be rendered adequate to the fupport and
encouragement of learning and learned men,
and for the education of a numerous train of
virtuous and enlightened geniuses, without ex-
pence to their parents, and without any future
burthen 10 the rate.
The bill for the encouragement Of learning,
prepared by the frf committee ofrevifors (Mr.
Jeferfon, Mr.. Wythe and Mr.. Pendeton) will
furDifh adequate ideas Of the preliminary feps
by which youth may be prepared for admifion
into the Unworthy.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-02-01

100 pls. at rer cent. drawn half
yearly ard renewed at the fame
rate, viii inten years produce il3 4
100000 Dis. will confequenti. pro-
duce in the famc time lI3,4Io
AZ The end of ten years, the accu-
rnulating fund TO be RATED from
100000 dis. to 10000 dis. will
require for that purpofe $1,000
Leaving for the purpofes ofthc uni
verify at the end OF the irit ten
years viz: January l, 1917, 63,4lo
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-02-08
NOTICE.

HE (h5IribrrJ ba1,ing PIT an end to their re-
: tail 6Hf@eiS, ysq4eR TIE debtors TO this firm TO
oone arzvarA, zp;!6oAt los Of time, to 6a4,e te;,.
eeeonnf5 adinfrd, AID 10 pay qvhat mar be 4te.
rs great indulgence hat been al,rady giVen, fur
t5er cannot rsaionGb!r be expei7ed. George Me
c,'eaie qoW attend at tbs pdare, far tbr pupo/es
eFit:tiiag tbs @rcoint5, aud reeeiving Payments.
2b2jt 7pbo - not9ay, Or .eiue Eati5fr4sFofy ag4-
r.;aee cjfpayias ./ooH, "Iaf blame tben1(eiDey if
Jiii5 are ig@itnted ag0inf tben.
L3LE 81 Nc CREOLE.
MGacb.2er, FEB. 5.--(tpSa0.)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-02-08
10 TYE pUBLI-

HuRING the prefent year, J. Oglvie will CONT
~ TO inltru youth in the city OF Richmond In
addition to the various branches of literature and fci-
ence heretofore taught in his choo, his pupils will
have an opportunity Of itudyng the higher branches
or Mathematical fc:ence, extenive cour!e of
natural phioiopiy the dead arguag,s and The French
and Spaniih languages. In teaching the higher bran
ches OF Mathematical cienoe and the dead languages
J Ogivic viii be affixed by MI Wood Of this CITY,
w'oie iuPeroE proficiency and Kill in Mathematical
ami Phyica cience eninenty en,itle him to publick
patronage. The French aud Spanilh languages will
De tausht by MIR. Bonnadi with whole aiiiduity and
qualifications il the line of his protection, the citizens
OF Richmond are Efficiently acquainted 'Thele ar
sTanGeaIents, vala they will conder;bly dinniil T.
cllvies e.nouaents, win greatly ealTge the utility
OF the feoei Pho principal cvauta,es Of fehoois
eonduttes by .gle teacher, are, the principal and
uninterrupted preige of exertion the dilipa,ion of
thought amopgfl uch variety of fudies as anon to
preclude the poiliby of pre-en,nent Kill or proci-
ency IN any one department of knowledge, and the
eonequent iTperfettion and ineompleatrefs of the
e"iris 1heie disadvantages viii be radically olivia
ted 10y the preceding arrangements. Thus modified
3nd extended, the plan ofeducation which will be pur-
t'cd III this ichoo, will embrace probably as comrrp-
courie literature and iciencc
as can be rcaonaby expected in eninary 70 totally
detituse of every Tor. of extrnc upport The fchoo
will De opened on the fecond Monday in January.
8. Mr. Wood viii teach the arts of drawing and
painting, to uch young gentlemen as may be delirous
30 acquire ione knowledge and Kill in thei highly
elegant and uieful accomplishments.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-02-08
NOTICE
Totte Crsdifor5 and DEBTORS Of RqEi 81 Fsrd.

Totbe Creditor5 and DEBTORS Of PoG, 81 Ford.
HAT on he 1T of March ihall make a disi-
d dcnd of the monies received; from which
hoie creditors, who may not have into the terms
of Alignment previous TO that dayywill he excluded
And from fuppoiition that ome of the Debtors, who
have not come forward to give Notes for their &C
counts, may be expecting perlonal application, which
canno; be made thly again informed, that M d;-
ty compes commence inits unfortunately, to
the next courts, again thole WHO Ga not before have
eiofed their accounts by notes.
NEIL MsCOULI..
Richmond, January 90, 'o5. 3w
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-02-08
C o ~ D ITO " S.

I. The ENQUIRER will appear twice A
week....During the felton, of Conerefs
and the Virginia Legislature, either 4
third paper or supplementary half
fleet, during the week.
II. Terms OF payment FIVE DOLLARS
per annum, in advance.
III. ADvERTIsEMEETs from thofe who
do not iubicribe TO the paper, ihould
they not exceed fquare in length,
ihall be Inherited for jspeDt:5f1,e cents
the 6rlt time, Jlftr cents for each time
during three weeks, and for every ad-
ditional infertion tbirty-tbrec cents
long ones in the fame proportion.
Nv. SUBscRIB Frs ihall have their adj
vertiien,ents inherited for .ftiy cents
the irit TING, and tbirty-tbree cents
for every additional inlertion.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-02-08
10 NON-RESLDEN7S or KEN7UCXY.
THE SUBSCRIBER hzj7o ig t,e o,;, sbov

HE SUBSCRIBER Hz,izg in The aeig66onr-
heed Of Frankfort, Keatucsy, h74,ing under
fshsa 10 Pay the taxes ofa nAn.de, oj" eeiflg,ne1
yrhEiRg in Viygini4 and eije7vbe,e M fksi- L77ds
in t65S Rate, dPqding tboi the i~siftiao ofn,o-
n: f9 b;17 far tbat Stvp9h Is atterded qoit5 gyeat
klISeeficS, ri& and hou5he, j,,o3ol;t it to t5o6
Gentlemen END ar ot5erS at5o may ind Il u &c
c2t77''faf 70 f7en, rfo1otOiac piQn, to qUt
f6'f f5gg mn debgff tbrir Ul9gey in either offb,
677tsJ at Ric6wosd, dlcxanar;a George tougr ar
Baltimore, on or before III FRI dar ot Gfa, an
nuaAy, and authorize (ome 5erjon ut f5oJs jeq,s-
rel hanks to aaDje him BY PoR Of t1e Gnnopz,t,
azG 20 zVb2jsereait it s655Led, 0,1d i1,b0zu-
sr lin 70 d'iaqV .tartbs GI'ne, paya5ie ON fqb..
I0s lands of'no7-rt/fGe1tJ are GIUejfigsa qbout
roe 6lt2 If JHly, qy6ic6 is as exbsnce of fzueefy
(1le rents on each traH. 7'5eJa5/cyfGe,'5 drat1
eoiH command tbs eqD in Iris Fate, and rs G,on
as Si5 1IIJ are boaonred az a1y 9t6e abos nisuti-
oned tanks, be 9OiH advalee the MONEY III Ken
tHeky, dedntiing FERN and q baifpsreent commit
OF Ter biz trouble, ia attending to and executing
tie bHFaeJ. He zVH enciqje dYbheGfe rscs;bfs
TO fbo/f hanks in 7obisb tire noaey is Ae52Gsd, OF,
70 tbcPro6refor5 ettbe iaadJ, keebig lie o,iqiaaI
~ ms og0nb2DlfioN, foeorreT ayeyr0yJ zUbie5 NAV
sur IN the anGiIorj 2bfce IF Kentncky. 10 tboIe
genfie5nen EVbo may 1Vj6 10 pay fbeir taxet IL,
f5f5 1v9y, a1d 7vbo baVe not a berIoAaI zezna;,,-
fdHce EVif6 The Ial/eyiber, ne Legs kaze 10 ysfy-
fbS'T 10 fbe hon. .fo5H predetermined, the TIo1
Agifbezo WiakfoH, E)YrJ. no7v ia Coagre/5, atfbe
city oftTa,biagfo1, or 10 Gen. Yo5h PreRon Of
Mo1fgoo1e,r eoaRty, aud CoL JaA,e5 Breckcnridge
Of Botefonrt e0aaiy, Vngiaia, a, to tire coqf4eace
.9bieb may be rs19jfdm bin.
NdTHhNIsL HART.
~. D. Tie boR7ec on aHLst!cy5 diretfcdfo 0le
e7 tie a6oOs d51fasjj meR be 5ajd.
Dsee155sr is, 1904. (eStl M,ar0
r. si,fns e D,rd Of Inn sx>s0fed 10 TIE G5E,Be,g.
TO, he fy,See f(ferrirg be payneaf IF certain jans
9s7essy bsreif seafios'S, dgeio Zaebafiqb B,ogis,
WILL BE SOLD, to the highea bidder, for ready
money, at Zaehsriah bfooi.5' Tavern in the town
OF Minehelter, on Saturday the ninth day of Febru-
aTy next, between the hours Of eleven and two
O'clock
1--WE HALF ACRELorS with ,heir improves
= meors, designated 10 the plat of the town OF Man
cheiter b Nos. q, II, is, 81 and 49, The f.id lots
are tu2icd on the upper end Of the Msn-street, and
i"i'''eeisteiy on the turnpike rood The iale will
certainly take place the time aud place above mem
toned.
RICHARD HEWLETT,
WARRINGTON WATTS, 1Ffe''.
~ The fac Of the hove lots, is poaponed until
Saturday, the 10th innant.
February i.-(ep st.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-02-08

JUST RECEIVED, and for falc at the Office
) OF the ENeurReR, few copies of the fol-
lowing BOOKS:
Noore'J d'a0creon,
Life Of Dofor Darzvin,
Rcpart 9ftbe Trial Of Lord Healfait,
GrarGon's Digef az tie LazV5 ofibe U. Sfatcs,
Terrible Trat7orofion,
Polny's Hesv Of me United States, SIC. sc.
February S.