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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-07-05
NEW ORLEANS. N.Y.

On Saturday ls't, GOV. Claiborne, being inform
ed That !he legislative council had completed
the Nubneis before them, attended them in
the hall of deliheration: after he had been
fo'nr Mort time prefent, he rofe and deliver
ed the following fpeech:
Mr. PrrJfi,ef, ard Gentlemen Of fbe Leei1of;r.
CoYudi,
a committee Of your honourahle BODY hayino
acquainted me, that YOU had confJrrcd and
eXerciird your Legislative authority ON the yari.
oas iubjetts which required immediate attenti.
on, and believing myteif, that the public inter.
Ell viii iuHan no injury by Mort recefs,
come now TO prorHgue this a1cmb!y.
Permit me 70 hope, gentlemen, that the aet 4.
which Yon have palicd, will prove conducive r.
the Of ittts which we have all in view, The g.1s-
raj zVsIfatf of the merits of laws, howcvr-
experience is the only nfalIible ter. The refill,
ot your ldbunrs viii, rs fpeed;ly as pollibe, be-
laid before our fellow citizens, and the publ
fun6tionarirs will proceed immediately 10 the
execution Of the laws. Their defeds will no,
elcape the ohEtrvaton Of the iudicious citizec
or enlightened magilrdtc and il will deyolv.
on the irgHltnre to provide the requlite A.
mendmcnt'. To enable us to perform this dti-
ty with promptitude, Ihall again, AZ an early
day, avail the territory Of your fiithfIl prblic
fervices 81 therefore declare that the leyiC l..
live council is prorougcG until the goth eay OF
Jun. next.
Receive, gentleman, the aGuranccs oe my
treat refpe9 ard cGecT, accor, panied w;,h ms.
bet wIiIes for your PROPERTY and hao3;n. f..
WV. g. c. CLAIBORNE.
N>7v-Ct '.a1t, Hay 4, 1906
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NETWORK, Tune %.

Accounts from s.. Jaso de Cn5a fate. that
fevera! American feamen, to the dtfgracc of, heir
country, sve deterted from theirre :pettve ihips
IN that port, and entered on board French pri.
vateers, for the purpoie OF cruIing aganft Ame-
rcan Commerce; Among them are named,
David He,res aud Loq'eland Staples, Of Conuec-
ucut Gsorge Wat6n, of the Il mr. Olive Branch,
OF MahachWfctts, and Hadrcsv W5ite, OF The fchr.
Betty, OF Providence.
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HERKIMER, IN. W Tune Ia.

Pa!ied through this town Wednesday lat, his ex
cei!ency WWiam EaR, late of NalTachuie,ts, On hi,
way to Detroit, to commence the gorernmcn, o.
the Michigan Territory. Of which (as before noted
ne has been appointed governor BY the preident and
itua'e %. the y States Re was attended by his "a
misy, and by Stanley Crifwo!d efq la,e of Connec-
ticut, eeretary of the territory, and his faInil-al
in good health.
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~ IS curio"G, too, 10 remaek, how Ynrcl re
rroerefs of rancour o. nruci $ the natural f.ni;.
1t lnit'ce; ie appears that pan;iff srd a., scad-
Arr were 5ctb fatis6cd, in 5,sss ca,iges. II al
theft causcs rad cone O., - a rsguiar bearing,
and the parties been inHame;f, ~ the exy,snc..
and publicity Of the quarrel, lee d u,t IF taer,,
would have been one iingie n@n o,;t cf Ire.
whole nnm'er WHO would have ack owesicsd
that his cauIe was iuRly given aga;nt him"
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acquire any new Information a5o,t the iawlcft
capacity of Br;tiah eruiiers, or thc no efs inf7-
nous iojueice OF their courts of admiralty |.
Thanks TO that experience by which we have 70
greviouilv fuffyred, we hare ut leaf diicovcr,d
that the Britith monarch T." is the curie IT his
own people. tie trrant Of tie ocean, and the
fcource of the zvcrld !' The prrlent war cam
not however !aa for ever; and when the period
of pacifica'ion comes, we ihaii Zee the fame tc-
dious and diigufting fcenes rene wed, which fic-
ceeded the laf war. Conmiiiioners will once
more be appointed by the to.o governments
iiit OF fl,olia,ions will be laid before them and
after months of tirefome and lanor:oUs ercurv,
our Merchants will at Ian obtain foms ndemmi-
ication for their vefrs and cargoes.
WE NUT relerve our views of the affa. of
Europe and of the w. India fleets, for a ilIb-
ieGuent paper.
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CHARLESTON, Iune %.

The French privateer fchooner Matiida, cant.
Grafiin, from GuadaIoupr, arrived off our bar
yeiterday. The Mathlda captured on the 1911,
june, in lat. 80, 80. long. rs, 30, tn American
brig Comet, John Chelton, Msfter, Owned in
Norfolk by Mr.. William Pennock, and bound
there with a cargo of Coffee from Jerer,ie; alfo,
ichooner Imperial, Nicholas Eyerrou. Msfser, of
aud for Baltimore from Jerenie, with Coffee, on
the l4th June, nlat. 50, s, long. IS, Is; and
the Britil brig Clyde, Capt K5ilock, from ST.
Thomas's for Liverpool, with full cargo of
Coffee.
The privateer is a large fchooner CT nearly
two hundred tons buithen, lat from Gusda-
onpe, had complement of $50 men when n
left 1t, and is reported to have now 100 men, s.
mounts ls, and Founders. Capt. Chelton,
ate mater of the brig Comet, of Norfolk, and
Capt K1!lock of the Clyde, are now prifoners
on bcard tJ-,,.,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-07-05

II virtue OF deed Of truR, executed to the fpb.
icTiber by William Davis, to fecure the pa, r1.ns
o. debt due William w. lFsnir-, as ey,rc(s4 -
Inc fad deed, now Of record in e county court -
Absmarle, will be expofed 10 publ, Jae On ,bs We
miles, on the tenth day Of Augut next, one ar \
win rs 'PPurtenances, in the town Of Cbsriocri
humber twenty or 70 much thereof 4, will he FUN,
ci3nt to iasy 10 much Of the fad debt is now dr
as ~ the jaid deed is mentioned, toretler v,b
eo'Is OF advertGng and attending the iair.
------------- JOHN KELLY, T'rufee.
= virtue ola deed Of TRUE. executed bv MI
- Ruius Soule, to the fubf,ribers for tIe l.r 6
Of Alexander MRae, efq. they wi. on s,,gr5,
me third day OF next month (Augpn) a, ere o'cio n
T. W. on ths premiie' proceed =" fril tor r.a-y
money 20 the highef bidder, (for tie purros, T., y
deed expreilsd) heLor and improvements tle ,ccr
at Preient occupied by the fad Sonle. near NJ
GToueAe's old Tavern, on the flreet LEADING h. 81
governors mp Shoelr tIn.-Immes;s n,G, H..
~tn Be sveu' aud an indfPu;abe tile will be p,sd
10y a'sZsnder M Rae who field the Iotn ,tA.p!e. andI
shk lFu.iets WIZ JOIN in the conveyance
WILLIAM DJ-VAI,,
MAuRicE L. hllLLl.
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From the Prs/Ent Dafe Of Denmark, BY Caffr0u,
1902.


"The TRIBUNAL of CANCELLATION, efab.
''ihed hnce l795, is competed of the MOT intel.
ligent and respectable men in the vicinage; and
ITS feiiions are private. 1t is competent 70 de-
termine upon great number of civil auctions
and n both parties agree 10 the arrangement pro.
poiet by the court, itsdecree is regiitcred, and
has legal authority. If the parties cannot be
brought to agreement by the amicable interCer-
encc OF the medators, they are AZ full liberty TO
pTo'tcute their iuit IN court of iufice. All
the proceedings Of the Tribunal of Cancellation
are upon unftampt paper, and they cannot be
protracted longer than fifteen days in the coun-
try, & eight days in the towns, unlefs both par.
ties content TO longer delay. The expences.
winch DO not exceed three Fittings, are not
PAYABLE but in cafe of reconciliation. During
the three years preceding this inflitution, there
came before the courts Of law, 25,52i caufes :
and, Tor the three years following, 1858, o,okiyg
TIRE 1R9nir5ine Inference ef fifteen f5on/and e;o5i
bh'd'ed amt bFty-sigbf MqgGifJ. The idea of
this court WAS taken from the Dutch, among
whom II hkewife produced the mon happy e.
fects. And when we conider what an iu,Dnr-
tant point it is, that there fhomld be time fordiC
putan's TO cool; the frong probability tlcrci s.
that tour or I've impartial menfromthe vicinace
VIII take right view Of the cafe, ard the rsl,lc.
lance that any man mutt feel torubark hi. ".
putat'on and property IN oppoGtion to- their o.
pinIon, we cannot entertain 4 doubt of ,be
beauty and importance Of the invention, ], /.
hardly poHb'e, that flOu.i he had ips9ice viii, :
'a'iFnes both par'icsj and this freezes of rnedi
as.on has no validity, bu:'uron fucb condition
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-07-05
JUNE 24.

Tte Prieatecr fchooner NlatbilSe, captured
yeherday morning, an Englih priva.eer fchoon.
sr rom New-Proyidence, 4 days ont, after a
chate Of hours. The EnglitIi pr;vateer p,ouots
one large gun and four carronsdes.
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NEw-oR1.sANs. Nav

This Morning. 1t 8 o'clock, his Excel!eney. Go
vernon Claiborne. and fute, accompanied by the no
uorab'e Judge Hall, Ger. Dutil!et, and Ma; Not,
fet out for the different Counties, to fee the ncv ju
dietary fyiiem property organized. He will probably
be abient two wevks-aud the trip wilt be rclaxa
tion from the arduous duties oil his Office
NO Eas.
letter from agenileman IN New-Orlea,is te
his correspondent in this city f,ys: 60 The re.
" port OF the davis, that mcliurrs have been IA
" ken to diipoileis the Soau;ards OF the land
" between the Rio Pcitiiio and the MiflIipp
g and that Officers had been frnt to different
g ports to execute thefe mcafnres." The fam,
letter aids: "I have jntt frrn the MARQUIS de
I" Gaia Ca!vo, who tells me that Governor C!si.
borre's communications TO him are of the
&c mott pacific naure-arid that he (,he Cover.
"nor) had given iufruttinns to reprefs any IN.
g mutt or ditorder that might take place.
AT the clofe Of the letter il is Gated, A Lot.
" ter is received by the mail fror, Baton Rogue
" which fays an attack was expected to be mad,
" on the Porto that you will perceive the j.
:" dea exprefied in the beginning of nv letter il
6 prevalent in that part ofthe country
~. =. Paoer.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-11-08
FROM THE POLITICAL REGISTER.

ar. Eaii9r-I fend yos for publication al, authen.
Nc important Paper-the report OF national beard Of
1eaib, upon contagious peltilence, as the fubieef i
at Preient underGood in England
This document is greatly intereRing TO Americ.
as well as to England identifies the pefiIence "a
lately deioating the garrifon of Gibraltar, with tb,
yellow fever osthe United States, which ha, 70 fire..
queutly viii.ed them ofIate years.
As 1t contains the reflected opinion of men emf.
nently qualified to Judge, that this dleale is of
highly contagious nature and which, if once intro
sucsd INTO their own country, might produce the
mof fatal confsquences:
As thele respectable peffous make clear diC;pc-
tion between this dreadful malady, and the WORT in
disenous ditempers Of their own climate:
Aswe find in it the fullcf acquieiccnce in the in.
tegbie doctrine that the yellow fever, az well as
the plague may be carried from country to country
which might little flake faith in the JpbHsr.ar
revelation of arecent change in the contribution of the
stoiphere to whichths calamity ha, been attributed;
And AS an important diforder, that its vtat;on, and
ravages might be within human means to prevent:
Iii highly important in the article which treats Of
Initiating the iick, 70 ftrcngy enjoined-Not CON-
ceivine that the feelings OF individuals fould eanI
IN the way ofmsafres neceHry to guarantee the ge-
neral fafety;
ButPrincipslly asindca.ng the nesns to be en-
Pioyee, tbs, in effect, advice to us, with regard
to che precaution againh courge the greatea evil
81 which is not eysp the number ofits victims.
ii CITIZEN
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iii a corr held for King e Queen eotlqfy, at f6e
court boge on Monday tie 9tb of Sept. 1903.
UPON AN INJUNCTION IN cnANcsRY.
Richard Brooke, Plaintiff.
Againft
Wallace Johnfon s. Mure s Robt Price. Dts.
HIS day came the plaintiff by his council,
L and the defendants, Wallace Johnion and Nfuire
nor having entered their appearance and given fe-
curty according to the aa of asmbIy, in fuch cafe
made and provided, and the rules of rhis coart, and
appearing to the fsti:facton of the court that hev
are not inhabitants of this conmon wealth On the
motion of the plaintiff by his council: lis ordered
that the fad defendants do appear here on the econd
Monday IN November next, and snfmer the bill of the
plaintiff, and that copy of this order be forthwith
inherited IN Tome public newfraper pubIifhed in the
ei,y OF kiGh'nond tor two moths fuccefvely, and
poasd at the front door of this court-hsufe.
~ Copy, Telte, ROBT. POLLARD, C. G.
Oetobcr IL. fF 2m.)
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TO BE SOLD.

To TIE bigbef Iidder, far rea9p mousy, on Thur
dry tbs 14fb inf. at AmsHa Comf-bou/e:
FIVE likely Negro fellows, to wit Harry,
4 Joe, Paetrum, Phil aud Abram, conveyed
to US, as trultees, by the late Jofeph Cooke, to
iecure the payment Of debt due Spencer At
kinion OF two hundred and fourteen pounds fix
teen ihIliIngs and nine pence, with lawful inte-
reit thereon from the cath January 1905, till
PAID, and the expences of executing the faid
uuf. William II. Baldwin, -
Jams Htkigjan, iru"eeS'
Amelia, Nov. /. Feto
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NT WARDIshW, has received hi, fall fnpply
w Of Medicines, by the fhip r Ola from Lon
don; alto great variety Of Paints, yanifhes, Sur
geons lnttrumeIs, patent Medicines, &c. exc. And
by the Dip George from Liverpool, large fuppI5
Of vial; aud hop glafs.--Thofe who favor him with
ieir esllom may depend being )uppiiri With eve.
" article IN his line g. the mott liberal terms,
The etzeus Of Richmond are requeGcd when they
apply at his ihop BY child sr{ervant to put the nae
Of the aruee wanted on Paper to prevent INTAKES,
Nov l. IT,
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NET. McOriI

RY Virtue of deed af Trnfl, executed tn the fub-
~ fcriber, by Stephen Hughes, to fecure dehe
due to James Lewis. exprefied in fa;d deed: will
nc expoied to fae for ready money, on the 6ra Nom
day in December next, at James Lewis's Tavern in
the town of Chsrotte fville 40 of LAND, IN
Guiding mill feat laying on the waters of Moore's
Creek 70 much thereof will be iaiciehs TO IA
to-, faid debt, interea and colt. IS, ~.
BENJAMIN BROWN, Trpaee.
october 20, YIt ...1 (epSw.} ,E
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OYSTER HOUSE.
GEORGE WATSON.

" AS commenced his former and we'll k,,own a.
= cupation OF furniihing or STEMS, BEER SrrAyrs
CoLD SNAcKs, and RELIsHes, at the white HouC.
near the Union Tavern, wherein the Pot Office wa.
lately kept. He begs leave to allure thoCe who NAV
favor him with their company commands that mo-.
thing iha be neglected on his part which proiuj.
ies to give fatsfa9ion
Oaober S.
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FIRST REPORT,
BRITISH hoard or grdtrj
or THE

BRITISH BOdRD OF HEdLTH
An outline of Plan to prevent the fpreading of the
Plague or other Contagious Difeafes, prelented
by the Board Of HEALTH agreeable to the inGruc.
lions OF Fis Majeity's mot honorable Priyy
Council
PSbEGd in London, dnpaG 27f6
In obedience to the commands Of his Mae(ty', moi,
honorable Privy Council, we proceed to the conf
Iteration of the third head of their Lordips nilruc-
rion, and to the detail of the ealures which would
be proper adopt in cafe of the plague, or other
infectious difeafe, attended with great mortality,
,ona pssthe Barrier OF the Quarantine, and actually
appear anlongf us.
Ii folong inee the plague has vifted this coun-
try, thae is in ioe degree ueceary 20 recall the
mind to the miferes inflicted upon nation by thar
greatef of all elantes TO which the human race il
fubjeet; Ia order that may hold ourelves the more
ready to comply with the regulations and orrlers
which the exigeneies Of flch time would call for
UnGueGionably the mifery produced by a wide
1preading Peilence far exceeds ali Others and con-
hdering the iize of towns, and the population of
fhe particularly Of the metropolis. there is bardey
any nation would have 20 much TO dread from the ca.
lamity this kingdom. The detruefion Of thou.
fauds OF individuals the Interruption Of trade the
check manufactures and commerce, and the con-
fegsenr dminuton Of the public revenue, are fome
OF The certain evils attendant upon pelcuce; the re-
yvlstions therefore, aud orders necefary to check
sprogreIs, or to eztinguh it at its 6r1 appearance
hos trio they may be, cannot be deemed harfi
or ievere, when the magnitude Of the obieGl for
which they framed is eon6dered. Nor indeed
IS there any reafon to fear that the good ens Of the
nation would not readily aequiecs in meafpres, the
ntlity and advantages, as we'll as the neeefity Of
which, would be obvious.
II Mould be obferycd, that the following rcgula-
tons are founded chiefly ON experience in what has
been called the plaque by way Of pre- -eIinsnee or
the plague Of the Levant. But no d;leafe can be
faid equal, all le exceed this, in ts ocfous
and fatal nature il j: not UNREASONABLE 10 prefne
that the prsesutonswbich have been found fuHcieut
to guard sgainl that, would kewile Be ef.ctus, a.
gainf the ekneis which lately prevailed at Cibral-
tar, any other contagious and mortal diGenper.
1b~ sxpsriseee .: many esnssriss be-, lbswn, tbs,
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MANcHEstsRTuRNplKR COMPANY

MANCHESTER TURNPIKE COMPANY.
Sth REoCI,ITIoa.
ME Shareholders in the Mancheaer Turn,iks
- Company, are hereby required to pay to lame,
Brander Freainer, the further fan, of ten dollars o,
each hare, on or before the sth of November ney,
by order of the directors,
JAMES BRANDER, elk.
Manchester, Oaober IL, Ism.
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Nc CALLS
NAIL MdNUFHCYORr.

Nc CALLS
NAIL MHNUFACYORT
ON. THE CANAL, RICHMOND
"RoUGHT and cut nails of fup.ror eua,,.
W ty, are fold at prefent for the following pri,
ces, by the barrel. re-
WROUGHT NILS.
Spikes, 4od. sod and cod Nails, 10 Ctr. Be-, n
I'D. Nails, IS
1od. Ditto. --- "a
Sd. do I4I
H. Sd. do. IN, .,
GUT Nails And BRSDS
gid. 9od & I'D. Cut Nails G, Brads. II or. arm
lod Ditto. - II
81 do. - - III
Cd. Nails, 4. Ie{
4d do. - Is
Sd. do. IA
Retail price, one Cent and half Ter lb. higbs,
Wrought and cut fprigs of every fze,
All kinds OF Backfmith's work will b. done a, ,h,
lad mandatory, aud conGant fuppiy OF Bar IRON.
Hoop Iron, Nail Rods, Steel &c. lor fals.
pURR MILL STONES, OF ALL s,zt.. .nd
~ PLASTER OF PARIS, OF an excellent ousI;ev
SALR, as USUAL, BIZ
WILLIAM DAVIDSON.
near TIE Market,
Def (spfl
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ELLIS & ALLAN

ivs iaf reeei0ed w TIE Sbibs ProsstlreG emf ;---.
from Lioe'p0a', sss Slgsn fJsn LoSasy,
q SUITABLE and well ieletacd afTortnaen. ct
I FALL COODs.-Aniouga which ate,
Duffel aud Point Blankets
Role Blankets from Cd ia
Mapped Cottons
Kerfeys white and coloared
Plains 90. do
Yarn and Plaid Hole
Nails fron, Sd to sod
Grown window gisis 10 by 8. IL by ana la by ID
Putty and Glue 'ti y ~
Boiled Linieed Oil in lara
Englih White Lead grolad in oil
yellow Ochre
--Spauh Brown
---Vcrdigreafe in poss
bellows, Anvils, Vices and Smiths lanu,er:
Liverpool Filled Salt
London sfperlin. Cloths and Ca.Eneres, lDsle ara
Patent Woollen Cori;
Velvets. Hunters and Contribution Cords. co,1ur,v.
and Thicsfetts
Ladies London Kid and Morocco Shoes and Dass
--Sik Cotton and Worried Hoic
------Whte Angola FIofc, very fine
Gentlemen's Silk, Cotton. and Worried Isas.
----------Angolas and Lambs Wool
-----Lambs Wool Half tIofe
keai Italian Sarcenets plain and checked
--Chamhray Mullins
PLAIN and Tamboursd Jaconet Mullins
C'onade Piquet, & Laced Colonade s. Csnbrio IA,
Coioured Cambrics and Cslicoes
Elegant Silk Shawls do Cambria do. AZ
Bruficls and Kid.ermiufers Garner, ,od f,,r,s.,;
'entiemen's Real Beaver, fashionable ,Hass
----~--Patent tn.
Ladies Trimmed DO
Rich Black Miolelkin
Rieh figured do
Guns and Pito.
ELEGANT Foyjinv pirra.
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A LIST

0ff<sns, yep,5ssiisg sassioe, ., b. dtreriSs Seq
aer, ir,prsGi and dtsai.sd in tie BrisIS rv;ee for
seaas s documents 10 preve t5ei~ ssisrs5is. lis he
tsrsser pisse' Of fsss ~<s sntnasr" at
s5< Dspa,swssf Of S.af. their re~ss in ft;i
nsr reqnses 10 e,assre p,0e Of slsr eifiss.p, zeb
sdjsrfiisas Of tIsi, fs.ans, and s,sca,d "a
tie Secretary IF STATE. ia ordt, 3et proper sfpfss.
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MARsHAL's SALES.

% BIZ SOLD, for ready money, in purfuanc.
4 Of decree ofthe Of the United States, for
the fifth circuit in the Virginia ditr6, between
Phcness Bond, attorney for the creditors Of Ezekiel
Edwards and David Rofs, and others defendants, i,
order to ralc the fun of 1909 dolls. 90 cents. with
the eKpenees Of fale, number Of very valuable haye.
now at the Oxford Iron Works. The fale will take
place at the faid Works, the 6th day Of Noverp.
Der merit.
BENZ. M0SBY, D. M. for
JOSEPH SCOTT, Nj. v, u,
oGober 4. (eptds)
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diisbarge.
Levi Hall
Edward Owens
Jos. or RI. Qaeniehct
Jofeph M'Kedder
Nathaniel 'rolman
John Lowe
Jonathan Archer
William Smith
Hughes
Jofeph Mura.t
Jofeph Woodfon
John Jones
1,mes I.afsley
Charles Mitchell
VIM. Blcohford ta
VIM. (alias) James Deale
John Fergufon
William Wall, Jun.
Marens STEPHENS
Samuel Jenkins
William Rowland
John Rohinfon
John Iaekion
Johu Woolieot
Jarnes Lcpper
John Seymour
Edward Rogers
Francis Davis
John Smith ..ttN
-Thon'as Manning
James Lynn
Lundon:il or Lien Donell
David Coleman
Zeneas Swift
Edward Miller
VIM. Bully
James Wornrney
Archd. M'Ketchine
David Stafford 4
Frederick Rhodes
lanes Watts
Samuel So;her
John Rice
Anthony Mellon
William Bond
Thomas Simonton
Thomas Edwards
JoGeph Perrin
William Mines
Edward Moore
Henry Bowling
John Slocnm
George Wa,fon
Thomas Morris
Samuel Brown
George Walton
William Wall
Ebenezer buckingham
James Wilton
Joh. Wildman
Philip. Ford (alias) Caro-,
line
Thomas Simonton
John Ready
John Waltz
John Thompfon
George Walker
Daniel Meredith
John Johnfon
William Buck
John Howes
Thomas Whire
Samuel Lloyd
Peter Johnfon
Daniel JohnGon
John Thompfon
George Mars
George Walton
Daniel Merridith
William Fiulay
John Grant
Abraham liainard
John Miller
Lift Young
Thomas Pennock
George Walby
John RobinGon
JOIN. Thompfon
James Featherllone
Elias Huett
William Scuba
Earns. MNutt
John Hankerfon
Samuel 3. Spencer
Jofeph Wilton
Jofeph Hexis
Ifaac Gaines
George w. EDDY
George Harrington
John Htniford
James Gray
Thomas White
Richard DAYTON
Jofeph Pierfon
Richard Reed
John Brack or Brock
John Brown
Benjamin S. Hunt
William Wilton
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-11-08
GEORGE Willy,

GEORGE Willy,
BROKER u COMMISSION 1zERcH.dNr.
Near the BaGn,
DUYS and fells all kinds Of Produce--Alfo. Japds
~ Lots, and houfes, Bsnk Stock, &c.
NJ He /or Sale, LOTS No. IA, 9, 9, and q.
which make one entire fquare in Du-Vals additi,
on.--Ihere jsa good Spring attached to then Thele
lots are well worth the attention of any gentle,
whining to build fummer retreat for his family
July 23s--tf.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-11-08

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