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WASHINGTON, AugpN II.

~. SAML II. SdIrH,
SIR,
IN WedDef!ay's Federal Gazette, Of
Baltimore, I Jaw publication rehechng on our
executive for prohibiting the ule OF our own
country hemp, which'I vas about 60 aniwer,
but in Ghurfjsy'c psgst, Iperceive two pieces
on the iubjea, the oncRs an aufwer. TaLi1g al
INTO view, though hfe no talents OF incIinsti-
Oh for fcribbling, yet think ii duty owe The
Secretary Of toe nlv} aud the public, 10 give
through the MEDIUM I your paper, the follow
iug plain relation. Nlheu came here 20 eaab-
iilh Gyf.f Tor the purloie of fiviag the depart
nent 81 the navy Wh coidagc, the fcrs,ary
gave ne potiivr ,-dts 10 give all poGi5lc en-
enlargement - our iountry hemp. | fated
ione objection 20 i generally icing badly
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-08-30
BENJAMIN DUVAL,

AT THE SIGN or THE GOLDEN MORTAR.
RICHMOND, .
IL AS Juit received Z very large and extcu6vc az
a Pertinent OF freih MEDICINES, SURGEONS
DRUGS and DYE ST UFtS,
PANTS OF all Kinds, OIL, VARNIST7ES, PUI-
TX, &c.
HlS II complete .Ds,tmfnt of
AT 7 EKS' ATERIAI.s.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-08-30

TIE HIGHEST PRICE (IS cAsH) WILL BE Gi-
VEN AT rHIS OFFICE FOR
CLEAN LINEN q COTTON K dGS.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-08-30
( oaf;f. I
FOR SALE,

q Very valuable iiloenher. For terms apply CO
the Ediior OF the Enquirer
Jay (.aw. I'm,
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FOR SALE-sr THE SUBSCRIBER :

j >5oAF SUGAR, by the hid. bbl. or Jingle loaf
direct from PennDgton's Mandatory PhilacleIplia
SOAL and UPPER LEATHER, on mo iera &c
terns. >HlCHJ>1H DASIS.
9th mo- 18th, 'o5. (eTtG
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-08-30

1GC9--The proceedings ou both Edcs, from,
il,is moment, rcfoiycd tbemiciyes into a game
cf ii,'l hci"een ihc iagaoi0us European, cxer.
it'd ~ the rrlired artihce &c civilization, and
nc WHY Barbarian, wholc faculties wers E,ayt,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-11-15

Win to ieafe for atern of years my HOUSE
on the hill between Col Gan,bb.'s and Belv;-
pere. AS 1t was dehgnet for my own reiidence no
s1Pehce mas been fParedto afford every convenience.
LOT the elegant accumulation of a fnlal family. A
,quare OF four half BITS under an excellent encl
iure is annexed to the ipufe, and the benefit of lux
uriant and exteEfive pa1urage for few horle, and
cows VIII be granted by Col Harve. 1t is intend.
ed to erect bridge ovr the canal near Mr. Ruther
lords mills, by which the dilanee to the lower part
OF the town will be rendered more convenient than
from the greater part Of the hoies on Shocke-hiIl.
io a gsn,eei family, who will take proper care of
the buildings and >encldures, will let upon very
moderate terms.
JOHN OUCH.
September 10. (rtl)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-11-15
FIFE DOLLARS REWlRD.

6tFRhYED or flolen from my palnre two or three
" weeks pd't, a valuable PLOUGH HORSE VI
IS Of by color, fury aud well fet. has large bo
y, and one Of his eyes believe his right has beer
'ypred by blow which divided his upper eye Ind
and has a,os if not entirely deprived him Of fgbr
~ that eye He has f,ych name aud rail eal
Hops trot'. and PAGES and would anfwer as well fol
she eart as for 'he plough. have fome reaion &C
De''e'e ne was brought TO Richmond abou, the time
vi he Fairfield Rates and either exchanged or fold
viii give the above reward, and pay all reafo,,2
Bic charges, to any psrlon who will deliver him &c
me- AMI viii give twenty dollars for the de,eaios
o'tbe thief, & ne has been tolen.
". BROCKENRRO OUCH,
Hanover, Oaober 20. e.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-11-15

Il. a fowf heid for K;ay 81 )aeen eo,n,fy, at tbe
esGrt.6o4e on Monday tie 9fb Of Sest. 1905.
uPoN AN lNjgserioE IN cnANcERr. -
Eiehayd Brooke, Plaintiff.
AgsinR
Wallace Johnfon & Maire & Robt Price, DTS.
HIS day came the plaintiff by his council,
= and the defendants, Wallace Johnfou and Muirc
not having entered their appearance. and Owen e.
curry according to the al Of aiiembly, IN leh cafe
made aud provided, and the rules of this court, and
raFpearg to the isssfaetion of the court .hsr the.
are .os inhabitants of ,hs commonwealth. On the
motion OF the paiati by ms council: Il, ordered.
that the fad defendants do appear here OH the icond
Nonday in November next, snd anfwer the bin of the
Plaintiff and that copy of this order be forthwith
inherited IN lone public nswipaper publihed in the
City Of Richmond for two months ticce,iyels. and
po,tcd 1t the front door Of dis court-heuie.
Copy, Tele, RpBr. POLLARD, C. c.
October II. {F 2nD
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-11-15
DISTRICT or Y7RGIWIA. 70 gyjt .

L it remembered, that OH the feventh day of No
~ vefi,ber, i'll the thirteth year of the Indepen-
dence OF the United Statesof America Charles De-
noon, OF the iaid drit, hath depoGted in this Office
tns nT'e OF Map the right whereof he claims as au-
thof 10 the words following, to wit "A view Of
Commodore Prebie's SIuadrun, wiia engaging the
gun-boats and forts of Trpoli on the Sd Of Apyua
I" 1904 when they captured three OF the Tripoli,an
boats, and greatly damaged the Bahaw's fortifca-
tons" In conformity to the aa OF TIE Congrels ol
the United States, intituled An ait for the eucou-
Tsatilt oflearning, by fecurng the copies of Maps
Charts, and boots to the authors and proprietors Of
uoh copies during the times therein mentioned"
I.s) ~ ~ ~ M M
November 8.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-11-15

F." WARDLAW, has received his fall fupply
w of Medicines, by the fhip Rollu from i.on-
don; ALTO great variety Of Paints, Varniiles Sur
geons initruhents, patent Medicines, sc. &c. And
by the flip George from Liverpool, LARGE fopniy
Of walls aud fhop giais--'Ihole who favor him with
their cation may depend being fOpplisd with eve
" article IN his line OIL the mot liberal terms
The citizens OF Richmond are requeaed when they
apply at his op by child icryant to pu: the nsnc
Of the article wsnts9 on paper to prevent INTAKES.
Nov. I. tf
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-11-15

T In mott of the Dutch papers, the following
paragraph is immediately annexed to the ac-
count OF the extraordinary hitting of the Rates,
and the addrefs of M. Schimne lpehninck:
Inc news received, relative to ft,,ne move
men,s 10 Germany, Especially the aiieiublages
or Aiitrlan troops, have naturally GATED fo,ne
nneahns's. Meanwhile, we are po6tivcly in
FORMED, that the French emperor takes the
mott effective precautions againlt every thing
that might Unexpectedly dt1rb the tranquility
ehaoliihed on the continent OF Europe; aud 1t
rs, doiiotieis, coniequence Of his foreiight,
that The French and Batavian troops, the di,cm
barkation of which mas actually commenced,
are marching to the Rhine with the greateR cx-
petition"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-11-15
NOTICE.

Z VIE Ibtz,i;rys, Iciag dfroas sreisfze Dsiy aAri-
l. Syf,afioH on f6seGGt IF BiNin H<Je5,ey, dssesf
sd eeY SSOa AB9ft 7e5, bav, trim, egoigG bi- 10
nais2ssa kaezfH bsjo,e he J;te-d MsrI,y Ia Nopemb,
mi. sc3en hey irtadfo rrrSr account Of bsiy cd
s6"gaf'ont to ne soa,f IF b.fisgs6r tie city IF Rib
sosf: ef'v 7obieb eidiA net prspi5ggy ei0en III,
s-iH5e ahs-dSto bsf f5a noiise zpY be 6kai ia bar
fnsE an Se,ion4 mdoa,GL 10 t5s &rgSs, az d:I5,ea
% mute i0@esIe Svgsag, qf 10 icasaf. can h c7ez
EGT.gfD csPRTNGT6W,
3: H.. GABIALLIE.
sa6ssn5>r1s. N1J
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-11-15
DISTRICT OF FIRGLNyA, to sv;t

!. it remembered, that Tie feven,li day of No
~ vemoer IN the thrtieth year of the Indepen-
oence OF the United States OF America, Charles De-
noon, of the lai dilrt, hath dspolited in this Office
'la title q Map, the right whsreof he claims as
-uhor III the words following, to wit " A per-
iPtctire view OF the lois of the United States Fri
gate Phiiadeiphia in which repreiented, her re-
iativs petition to the Tr'Poltan eun-boa,s, when,
during their furious attacks upon her. Inc was una
bic to get Jingle gun to bear upon them" In con-
iorinity 20 the ACT Of the Congrels of the United
States, intituled An act for the ENCOURAGEMENT of
learning by iecuring the copies Of Maps, Charts, and
books to the authors aud propricors Of f1eh copies
during the times therein mentioned"
Il. So "iLiAM MARSHALL,
November 8.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-11-15
JUST RECEIVED
At YOHN PyNFRRroS.

BCoK-BINDER AND SrATioNER.
II NWO hundred and fifty Rean,s of FOOL. soap
POfr and POST WRITING PAPER
he has ALTO OH hand al exteoiive Rock OF BLANK
HONS OF all diicrptions, manufactured from mate
rias Of the rt qaty, and every other article in enc
Static arr line.
Tiekcts for fale in the Second Cafs of the Rich
niond Academy Lottery.
October ] 1.
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NOTgC2.

4. Petition will be preicn;ed TO the General AZ
I D. !sn,by Of Virginia, the next felton, prayi,,p
that an aSt may pals to incorporate eanuany for
the purp9ie OF cutting Canal o,l the fouth Ede Of
the Falls of Jlmes River, or otherwe improving the
navigation Of the river for the paage of Batte,x
and alto Er the eeaoiGlment of Bank in the town
Of Manchester. AuruA H. (.,,,TA
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-11-15

q IL Per'or' having demands sgsinft the eHate
= o. rnrP LudweIl Gryn'cs, Efq. late " Bran
dow, NIiddietex county, deceafrd are reoecGed 70
ior"asd then properly authenticated ,lofe
who are indebted to fail ela;s are isfrsd % make
ihnedat= payment 30 t'ia Pew Henry Hsffsrr,an NJ
te laid eourty, who fully authoriird to fe;tle all
matters rclatfse to the efnt. dnring my ablents
SAMUEL W. SAYRE, Adn,'r.
Brandon, November g.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-11-15
Mum Ea s5.l
REMOVAL.

u uSSELL s. WALLACE bazr removed 70
- ib.'. ,sorr formerly occupied BY Mr.. K.n,y
f7oS'cy, soasre fb,y baze for Jllt a Genera! 1Ii.
'ors,s-sf Of GROCERIES: vis-
Lsgf and Broson Sugar,
Pca. Csgsi.se Br.mIS,
va La2ia aud Neev- England Rum,
Holland Gia, .3Ji9ey,
Shrr,y and iiataga EGne,
f.ch,gt,, Pain.J,, Oil,
ScaTsr 1af Fiat Iron,
Gu al! PL,is. Tiesa5isrJ Nv tie Gr7ev,
1omg Hsfas and Imperial Tea,
So Hmm, Sab Petre and Piaie0io,
Ineiso, Blaak Pepper,
Looss end Sax S1it,
Batter By tkr ,fr&ix axa RIAL
n far barrels P5;iadsistia porter -an9 zuM
Teeer9e per The /r5co1er lscbmona Parket, Ionie
eseeiieat Pbiiad-it.5is beer i: al orsvb;e6 tL.y
soia aiiaoG Of at moderate Price.
Il. q. a Jfss9 2aeo, bang tfo,sJaA- ,a5,ply az
@1oSe. NoSsan5sr Il. ss..T :
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-11-15
TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD,

TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD,
% aoprei,eni MN, = hnall mulatto fellow
L VINO runaway from me tie 18th ultino; he is
f,yenty-two OF shree years old, but has very you,
appearance; he to1k with hi, Mort blue cloth coat
corduroy p,ntaloons, and drab great coat he is
very eunrii.e artful fellow his butinefs has been
tia. of taking Of hories and driving carriage
Tine above reward ~iI be paid if lodged in ja;l
No. JOHN COILS.
hlbemar!e, November /. (ep3wp1
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TO BE SOLD,

AZ Warren, in Adbemarl- county, on the loth o.
December nexr.
fANE hundred prime NEGROES, eonfiaing o,
" Men, Women, Boys and Girls A credit OF
one two and three Years will be allowed upon the
puVcnaiers giving bond and approved iecurity. On
accept of the length OF CT edi, moe than ordinary at
tenion viii be Paidto the fecGri,y that will be re.
CURED.
.r4gs WILSON CARY NICHOLAS.
Warren, November t. tis
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PUBLIC SALE.

On tuelday the 9Th day OF December next, will be
eHeTsa tor Tale 70 the hghe,t bidi.r, at the la,e
dwelling honie OF Col William, peachey. dece,l,d
N Richmond county
a II. the NEGROES belonging TO aid eaa,e c,,,
4 fitting of Men, Women, Bows aud Girls. Nh.
ia'e w.i commence at III O'clock and serlns Of fall.
made known on the day ofiaie.
~ JOHN NICHOLSON, admir-.
Nov. L. eplCD
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PAINTS FOR SALE, cHEAp-

WEHrrE LEAD, dry aud ground in oil,
~ Spanh Brown do do.
Yellow Oshre do. Do {.
Feaetian Red do d
Nerd'gFeaft oy the l!5. fac, or hundred weight.
Sefes of TGrpens.ns,
Copal E's.nifh,
Turpertine do. &c. &c.
= cont terabe quantity OF the above articles have
jun come 10 hand, and as ,!e ieaion for PAINTING !,
far advanced, they win be fold below the currenr
rrics,
Apply a. the a sothecary Shop theIower floor OF
she Beil-Taytrn.
November |. (2awaw.)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-11-15

' 'He suh'crN,er purnnlcs ptasi'iog l,e Law 4,
All the Courts holden IN ,ie city of Risf.uaaG
sfo in ths Cou.ty Corte Of Isjng William aYI liar.
aver: wiefe:a any 5uiueG scasdcd 70 HIN, NAL
meet wiih pto1Pt a.,er'ib7.
ANDREW STEVENSON.
N,rv. IL. at .
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-11-15
GRAND LODGE OF VIRGINIA.

NJ tbs Grand I.oslge of Virginia will NEE;
IN the Mafon,s Hall ~ this city, at 6 O'Clock IN
the evening of Mondsy the S,h day of Deccm.
Der next.
". II. N;ssv5yysan, C. S.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-11-15

~ Subscriptions received !, the Enquirer Office,
at the Stationary Store of Mr.. John Purfey, and at
the Book Stores Of Jacob Joinion and VIM psicha-d.
Nov. 8. If
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-01-31
GEORGE THOMAS,

Csnfs7iorer. Dyfiilsr. and F,ri' P,sjerver.
-JIAS for Sale the following Articles, viz.
L i box aud ca& taihns; figs; almonds in
nic,l .prunss curranu; nutmegsi Cloves )
Cinnamon slipicc black and Cayenne pepcer |;
ginger ; muaard fpice brie's teas coffee )
cocoa lhels chocolate No. and !, prepared
with and without, vanilla brown, powdered &
loaf fugar; CoIdials of all kinds ginger pre-
ferves.-An aflortment of PrcierSed Fruits in
brandy, olives, anchovies, pea, nuts; bea From
,igoiac. Sherry, Tenneiiffe and Malaga Wines
Sirrup, already prepared for punch. hyperion to
any commonly ufsd 1T and 4th proof amaica
Spirits, g. Aptigua Ram; brit Spaniih Segars
with an slegaas aGortment OF Glsis & Crotkery
WARE, which he is determined 20 Cell very
low -Pune,ual attendance and the inaet Ia.
vors gratefully acknowledged.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-01-31
Walhing Machine.

THE ioblcribers having purchased the pa
l. tent right for the counties OF Newport &
Briaol, for making, uiing, and vending. TO
Others to be ufed, Machine for the purpoie OF
waihing clothes, fuiiing, fcouring, and cleaning
cloth, under the original patent right, which
was granted by the Cougreis Of the United
States of America, unto Daniel S. Dean. OF the
town Of Beekmsn, in Duschefs county, STATE OF
Newyork, on the 1oth day OF February, 1904.
All perfons sIe hereby forbid making. adag. or
vending faid Machine. within the counties atore.
faid, under the penalty of the Law, without the
suihority OF Us, or our agents. being ii'agrant-
ed them. Any perfon may he accommodated,
BY calling on BENZ AMIN PlTMAN, jun.
JOSHUA NICHOLS.
N. B. Thofe who may win TO purcbafe
he Patent right for the county OF BriRol, W
piesle TO apply as above.
Newport, Sept. 10. 1904.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-01-31
SAMUEL JAMES,
HAS FOR SIZE,

A T his Paper Hanging Manufstory, which
"A il in the Houie he nov occupies. oppofte
TO Mr.. LezUh Peek'f, on the Wet Side Of the
Bridge, Providence, great variety of
Hoyis Paper and Bordering,
Of the newea and moa elegant Figures ar whole-
hle and retail, on as good term, as can Be pur-
chaled in America.
A generou, credi, given to thofc who pur-
ehafe by the quantity for retailing,
N. B. The above is printed on good pa
per, and the work well executed, by and under
the direction of workman from Europe.
Aprn 2, So4. I83
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-01-31

VFVHE Court OF Probate of the town OF Wei
i terly. having appointed the fubicribcr,
Commit rners, TO receive * esamine the e'!ims
of the creditors to the etate of Capt. Oliver
Lewis, late Of Weaerly. deceafed, rcpre.ensed
iafoivent and ix monshs from rhe htth day ot
. November 1904, being allowed fer thar. par.
pofe :-Notice 10 hereby given. that they will
attend on iaid bu6neis at the dwelling houic OF
the Widow Elizabeth L-wis, in faid Weaerly,
On the 6rR Fridays in December. February, and
april next, at ten o'clock in the forenoon on
each day. No accounts will be allowed unlcis
properly authenticated.
SAMUEL BROWN, | Commit
JOSHUA VOSE, Gopen.
-. All peifons indebted TO iaid eeate ,are
Irgusted to make immediate pay mentto
ELIZABETH LEWIS, AdRin'x.
JOHN CROSS, jun. Admin.
WeAerly, Nov. 9th, 8c4.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-01-31
Wafhing, Fulling, &c.

h1OrICE is heIety given. that we the lob.
IN icriber,, have pursRaied the pa'eat right
for the coun,ic, of Warrington aud Keu,, tor
making, uGng. aud vending Machine for the
purpoie of wsihiog cloaths, Touring and fu'l'og
cloth, under the original patent right which wa,
granted by the Cong.efs Of the United States OF
America, unto Daniel q. De0n. OF the State OF
New. York, on the a9th of February. ,so4.-
Al perions are hereby forbid, making, Ysnd-
ine CT uGng iush Machine, within the coun-
sies aforefaid, uuder the penalty OF the law,
withcut the liberty Of Us, or our agents being
krR granted them. Any perfoD. upon applying
10 Us for an individual right. or on larger icaie'
may have the liberty granted them for mode
,s.e ccnp-,n-.;or. BCSCFfs RAT bl.4as
- ROB6RT n. lSiLAS.
~, s,S x. ! azfb 7tt Ne. so4.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-01-31

Political Ne50 ofthc y. States.

MO important changes have taken
IN place mthin the year paf, as it
refpe6ts the United States in their re-
lation with foreign powers neither
have We any thing extraordinary 10
record, which has happened during
thar time, in local point of view, ex-
cept it be the rapid encreale of repub-
lican principles, which will be notic-
ed in our remarks on the individual
States.
The United States is the only
country on earth in which republi-
can form of government exits. And
We are now, in the preience, and un-
der the fcrutinizing eyes of all natl
ons, making the ail.important expert
ment, whether government, ariling
from, and depending on the will of an
enlightened people, is the belt for
man. Should it 70 be found, We may
have the happy proipett of looking
forward to a day of political perfec-
ton, 10 far as perfection can mingls
with human inttitutions. But ihodld
ii prove otherwi(e, we mutt, however
reluctantly, admit the melancholy
fact, from whatever caufeit may aIile,
that the people are unfit to govern
! themielves.
| extenfive field here opens before
US. Would time s. our limits admit,
we might advert back TO fiie lays OF
Mofes, of Solomon and of Lycurgus;
to the Legislative fyllem of Kingdoms,
empires, and fates, fome of which
have adumed the popular names of
republics we might examine thoi.
fyftems in their formation, opera
ton, and confequences, ande FROM
compariion with our prelent poli-
tics, and form of government, draw,
at lealt, fome conjceural, perhaps ufe-
ful inferences.--This however, ourlet
bounds forbid--ths refrioed colams
of a weekly paper.
Much satisfactory information
might be ALTO derived, from hiRory
otour own government fnte its con.
nitutional exiltence. This would we
cheerfully 60 into, were we not pro.
hibired by the realons given above. \,
To the eye not dimmed by the
niits Of party delulion to the mind
not under the in floence Of party
prejudice, the prelent political fate
of our nation muif appear more prof
porous, more glorious, than at any
former period. AT peace with the
world: (the petty power of Tripoli
exccpted} rich in finances, encreafng
revenue; public debt decreahng, and
foon likely to become extina /; natiop-
al embarrafments removed, natioual
confidence confirmed, and all our az
fairs in profperous train, and that
train like to continue, notwithltand-
ing the fnecrs and revilings of the OPP
petition, 70 long as the administration
Of JEFFERSON and CLINTON fiall
remain. We now proceed to our re-
marks on the individual States.
NEw.HAMpsIiRE--" AbgR batS
overcome thee, but thou baR over
come at Taft" The Governor fede-
raj the Legislature republican. Po-.
litics have been warmly conteiteim
this State, and victory has finally, de-
clared on the right Rde Republican,
ifm is now triumphant.
MAssAcHUsETTs.-" There is
more Joy over one finner that repent-
eth, than over ninety and nine jult
perfons." Great changes in this States
and fooner than was, by many, ex-
peSted. Repeated trials of ftrength
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-01-31
LAWS OF THE UNION.
lpuBLisHED BY AUTHORITY.
kIflusLI CONC rec

OF THs
UNITED ST.a9ES,
AT the Second Sehion. be-
gon sod held at the City
OF Wilmington, in The
Territory ot Columbia.
ou The Fifth day Of NJ
vember, 1894.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-01-31
Doors, SHOES & BUCKETS.

II HE fabfc,iber takes tbi, method TO inform
Il the Public in general aad his friends 10
particular. that he carries on the Boot, Slse. Il
hseAef Making budneis, at hi shop two doors
weR OF John GaFdper's, Efq. 10 the Ferry
Wharf Lane where be is ready to attend to
their calls, having procured the b-a Of materials
theIefot.
CT A good workman at the laR mentioned
branch OF budbsis. (if he calls ;1onj will find
employ and good wages, by applying TO
JOSEPH DYRE.
NewbO,f, May zS, So4. g.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-01-31
THOMAS D. STALL,

INFORMS hi, friends, and the pubic in gen.
i eral, that he has opened Grocery Store, in
bis houie in Thames Street. late The property OF
Jefpb Rsgs,s, " here he oaer' for fale the tol.
lowing Goods ar vtiy low price:
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-01-31

- ESgEc rTULLY issofsus his friends. and
IL fofme, ceacmsr,, hat he hssrcmovsd TO
the hopfe % MIRA. L. sssIDcs, on. the Pa
rsas, 90. oops ssB of W.. cba,Its Fekss Apoth-
c-zry Store, wheyr he w conrirue TO keep
pnsss sOaajjTSci -i9G USE Two OF three
fez5y Sosrden nav bs ,pmodated az low a.
aey Bs1dir. Hoaie b Ne~por.
atsrs, ca. ~, 3cA.-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-04-20
Land for Sale.

TIE subscriber Offers far sale eleven hundred
ana ten acres of AND. lying on the waters
OF cunningham and Briery creeks. in Albenarle
ana fiuvanna This land is well iimbered, and
the iurnpikc road from Richmond TO S.aun,on
runs nearly through the centre of il. Also. an
osner Tx ACT, surveyed in the year 1755. con
tanning two hundred and thirty Eve acres, lying
on Casey's creek. in Flnvanna. AS there is q
GOOD MN Scat on this traa which is well tim
oered with pine, &c. a Saw Mill might be erected
on It with ease. and attended with considerable
proht. Its SITUATED near the Fork Ordinary and
within SIX or eight miles of New Canton Grea,
bargains may be had in these lands and the nav
men's made easy, By giving bonds w,th anproy.
ed security. DIM. WuapTnM
Powhatan c. X. March %, 1895 IF
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-04-20

ReacIy n.7ac Pms. Jar sac here.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-04-20
WILL BE SoED

'ne neg nesf bidder. on six months credit,
house of Mrs Lucy Williamson. on the Root
All the Personal Estate
neiong'ns 20 the late William Williamson, dec
consisting of one Negro Girl. a Horse RED !,
parcel OF Books. Trunks, &c Bond and secur,-
~ VIII be required (f5r all sums over ten dollars,
paid.
lhose who have claims against said estate are
requested to make them known on that tav. as
arrangements may be made for payment; ard
NOSE that are indebted to said es,a,e arc also
requested to discharge the same, as no indul
sencc will be given '''u'
VIM, YOUNG, Administrator.
Henrico. Apl. 18th, 1905.