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seem to have been considered as Tie chief
, sources OF the evil. But in lliis country
! I, cannot be the csse, at least not to so
great an extent. No large quantities re.
main On hand when the warm season an.
pfoacises, and kiln-dr, ing might destroy
any caterpl!afs which might then exist.
IL appsrrs that the severity Of hard vim
} ter cannot be depended upon for this pur-
pose, but sufficient Number NAV survive.
even IN the grain sown, 10 cause conside.
, rabic mischief. The roller may however,
DC OF service to prevent the fly from max.
ing its way out of The gronnd. The prin-
cipal danger seems to exist in the spring
fbariey, which having been kept under co.
Yer during the winter and afterwards sown
in fresh pioughed, and consequently Iiehr
soil, win, if at all inieGed, be fufficient TO
I spread the evil far and wide. To this
cause the writer chiefly attributes the da-
mage last season to crop of wheat, the
seed of which had been brought from a
distance and was perfectly free from the
fly, which the barley was not, and was
sowr in the same field. If attention be-
paid in the ensuing spring ,oths kiln-dry-
ing OF the grain that remains on hand, I'd
the rolling OF that which is coming up,
aud the picking of the seed barley, we
may hope 10 put stop TO this Distressing
calamity, or at least to prevent lis spcad :
but let II be remembered, that the reme-
dy IN order TO be e6ecsnat, must be uniper-.
SAD"
W1LLtAa & May CoLLron LorrraY,
Notr dyawfns in Nosfois.
FokTY-FIRST DAY.
Prizes of 500 dolls-Nos. 1850 7i62
1914.
Prizes of IS dolls-Nos. 80 is 400
43S III 643 723 $50 al5 39s los 4s4
9Ts 2o4 7T5s 1921 1864 e5s4 1929
$500 1873 6i52 1888 $500 e647 7427
7Io2 $3.50 5343 7o47 7767 1886 3oi5
625l s76l 1883 1851 S39s7 3662 6746
4643 4o4l ioIi 7,oo 54oo 4s4s eI3o
s4e6 2si5 1926 44,7 625o I74I 2523
3456 7l27.
foRTf-sKceND DAY
PRIZES of Is dos--Nos. 7s2 T67 222
5000 3755 500 1864 5foo $3.50 36o1
7o78 1884 1852 54s7 4ell s7I2 2725
4iol 1894 l4i5 7o46 446l 1890 1905
1851 5295 $500 1913 673s 1895 1868
5544 46lo 1865 1913 1884 1904 1863
1920 1913 1895 $500 1857 1894 7iis
3455.
FoRrY-rHiRp DAY.
Prizes OF Is doiIars-Nos. ISL 653S
1885 478l $3.50 622o 6e9s 5s7s 7As
1878 3473 1862 5445 6S73 1926 1926
1915 1896 1913 1896 6e42 54o2 $3.50
l69s iolo e735 $40 s27o 44i7 1871
1886 1929 1855 694i 1855 34os It7s
l46 1924 5s42 lIos 1914 38os 1877.
1850 $500 A676 1897 zoos s7ss 2oss
2li4 s4o7 1912 1874 $500 1888 1919.
soRTY-FouRrH DAY.
Prize of 500 dollars-No. no.
Pfizes OF Is dollars--Nos. 1872 7ssT
I S4@5 1850 z227 1886 423 a4ee 1853
1854 i4oe 5774 64eo 1868 1851 7o7S
6S4 $3.50 7s4l z5iz $685. l2se 7..s
1881 1895 1857 2Is3 56sA oos4 ssT
1871 1868 1887 73I7 es4l.
4 MARRIED-fn Europe, the Rev. Thu
rras Coke, L. l.. ID. one of the Bishops Of
the Methodist Episcopal Church in the u
nted States of America.
departed this life, on the 9TH inst. AZ.
Staunton in V'tg. DAVID RAWN, Es-
CURE principal clerk in the Office of the
Comptroller of the Treasury, in the asth
year Of his age.
FROM THE BOSTON eouHIEH.
| FRIENDSHIP.
/ HOW sweet the ties of nature PROVE
| When bound in Friendships chains.
\ In 81
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-07-17
HARarssuac (p.) Jolly ..
r o A S T S

II ~ a > i )
Drank by a number of ladies Of this DO
rough, assembled at q spring adiacenl
thereto, on The zth instant.
I. eve are all born equally free"-
May the rights of women never be infrin-
ged by an aristocrat.
Tune-JeHerson's March.
2. The fair daughters Of CoiumbiaA-
May they never dcspise q clodhopper, who
tills the ground, and raises geese.
Successful campaign.
3. May hymen secure those in wediock,
domestic happiness, and those out of ii,
early companions.
Haste to the wedding.
4. May those without offsprings, who
do not assist the moIherless, be secuted
from society.
Life let us cherish.
5. May the earding machine occasion
more spinning-wheeIs, TO manufacture our
own apparel, and keep our money On this
side of the Atlantic. Our pleasure.
s. Thomas Jefferson, the author of the
declaration of our rights and independence
MAY his fame never decrease, where Ii
berry is.resp-cted. Fail Columbia.
z. Thomas May those whom
he has forsaken, forsake him, Sc shew him
that they are no geese.
s Roslin castle.
8. Simon Snyder, the friend of the peo-
those who despise the mocha
nc, walk without shoes.
Yankee doodle.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-07-17

Departed this life, on the 9TH inst. al.
o.auuton in v'tg. DAVID RAWN, Esq
CURE principal clerk in the Office of the
Comptroller of the Treasury, in the ssth
year Of his ape.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-07-17

The following account Of an attempt TO
destroy Louis 18Th, the prince OF Angov-
leme, and other branches Of the Bourbon
iamily,ls from d late London paper.
MITrAu, April s.
Yesterday fire broke out about two o.
clock IN the morning, in the wing Of
the castle, principally; inhabited by The
general OF artillery, and battalion Under
his command. In short time the flames
had made such progress that assistance
was nearly useless. 1.-THE wind had blown
from the west the entire castle would have
been a prey TO the flames. Messrs, the
governor, the deputy governor, and mem
bers OF the administration, Showed lhcn
selvesevefy where with the greatest zeal, a,
wellas to clear away magazine of powder
The proximity of which was very DANCE
rous. A party wall, which separated IN,
most elevated part of the wing that wa,
on IRE, and which kept back the flames
happily arrested their progress by facilita
ting the action Of the engines.
Ihecount dc Lille, who had awoke a, tn,
hrs, beat OF the drum, remained the whole
night on his feet, surrounded by his high
ness the duke d'Angouleme & the officer
oil his suite. Fortunately ,he govt, whicl
mad decreased, did not prevent his walking
about and giving the necessary orders.
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otuN ToAs SITS,
s.l BY the Young Ladies.

dresses OF avirtuous mechanic--strong in
nerve, and able to defend and support us.
Tune--Yankee doodle.
The lads of the Iand--Let them have
the hearts of oak 10 defend. hearts to con-
ceive, that to protect the fair, is 10 protect
their own rights. Highland laddie.
RAMSAY, in his history Of the Ameri-
can Revolution, records the following in
stance Of patriotism. ~
Among the Americans who were kill
ed in the action near Charleston, on the
2eth June, i779, was Col. PoBERrs, an
artillery officer ordistinguished abilities.
In the short interval between his being
wounded and his dying, he was visited on
the held OF battle by his son Capt. Ro-
berts, OF his own regiment. The expir-
ing father presented his sword 10 his son,
with an exhortation TO behave worthy OF
IT, and to use it in defence OF liberty and
his country. After a short conversation
he desired him TO return to his proper
station, adding ",ha: there he might be
useful, bu, to him he could be of no ser.
vices"
1t was the opinion of WAsnIEGroN
given in one Of hi. speeches to Congress
that" The preservation of the sacred fire
of liberty, and the destiny Of the Repub
lican model of Government, we're deefi,
perhaps finally staked on the experiment
entrusted to the hands of the American
People,"
This sentiment was doubtless Correct
for if the American People, remarkabl,
for their virtue, valor, intelligence, indus
try, and most of the qualities essential /,
a Republic--if they, possessing so man,
singular advantages as they do, for estab
fishing and perpetuating free Govern
meni--if they should suffer the sacred
FIRE Of liberty" TO be distinguished, wha
nation of people would ever re-kindle il
Should they permit the " Rupublicar
model to crufnble and fall, by whom, o,
where would it ever be be rebuilt
These reflections ought to incite us tc
double our vigilance in guarding our rights
and preserving our form Of government
as the subyersion Of our republic woulc
be stronger argument than has ever ye
been urged in favor of despotic govern
ment-- while on the other hand. should
our republic flourish and stand firm, Ga,
We trust in Providence il willy other ma
tons will sooner or later initiate our ex
ample, and taste with us the sweets o
peace, liberty, and virtue.
(TrenfOn r. Amcr.J
1
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MARRIED-In Europe, the Rev. 7ao-
mas Coke, L. l.. ID. one Of the Bishops Of
the methodist Episcopal Church in the u
nited States of America.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-12-19
JOHNSON g REAT,

THyELLRRs, SILVRR-SairHs y GIxuaRs
Il few doors above the Beil-r avern Richmond:
y EIURN the public in general their thanks, for
N the liberal encouragement they have received,
and with confidence of giving general iatisfaa ion,
they hope fof continuance of it.
They have on hand, handfome af!ortn,eut
OF work, eontlting OF the following articles, viz -
Fable, Dei.rt and Tea Spoons; Soup, Teddy, Sauce
and MatiArd Ladies; Salt Shoves; Sugar Topes:
Ioo,h and Ear Picks; Pencil Cafes; Pipcuhion
Chains and ReaHs; Soiilsr Chains Silver Thin
b!es; Tor,oife Shell and Pearl-handled Penknives
Miniatures drawn and let upon the fhortelt notice
Mourning and Fancy Loeks,s Rings ditto, Brace
lets ditto; Breait Pins of various Sizes and tbapss-
mourning and fancy; Gold, Silver, Pearl and Conk
Sleeve Buttons; Gold and Hair Watch Chains; gold
Seals and Keys of different zes and fhases; an ele
giant ahortment OF fashionable Tortofc Shell Combs.
orlarnetised, of various fzes and ihapes juf from
Phadeiphia; Earnings of the moo fashionable forms
and hzes; Gold and Gold Mounted Jett Necklaces;
Ladies and Gentienens Morocco Pocket Books
Genteinen's Pate Knee Buckles-& many other ar
tcles too tedious to enuuea,e-all Of which they Of
Ter on the aot reaionable terms
Perions wiihing purehafe by the quantity. will
he allowed a reafonable credi, by giving approved
iecurity ID the city, Orders will be rieiy attended
to, and discharged with dilpatch by the fufcrbcrs
JOHNSON e. REAr.
N B. The highea price given for Old Cold and
Silver Nov 10
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ENOCH SULLIVAN,
SILVER, ooLpsmIru AND IEwEI1
'ELLE

SILVER, COLE SMITH AND JEwELLER,
> ETURNS his grateful thanks to his friends and
N the public for the liberal encouragement afford
ed him in his line of buGnels and hopes by his pune
tual attention to the bulinefs to which he was bred
to iniure continuation Of the favor of liberal pub
lie He offers now for iale az his mop adjoining the
Eagle Tavern, general aGortment of fver ware and
jewellery OF the mott fashionable kind, confiGing OF
hlver Tea Pots, cream Urns, 1umblers, Spoons, and
mourning and fancy EARRINGS, Lockets, Finger Rings
and Breaft Pins, jet, white and coral Necklace and
Earrings, general fupply of Combs, plain and or
namented Pocket Books, thread Cafes, Miniature and
ring Cafes, gold and gilt Seals, Keys and Chains.
Highet price given for old gold or FLYER.
December 8. IT,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-12-19
HENRY HILL, JUN.
LAY
(A)
Coy'ska!e Of he United States of dmsri

Coyska!e Of he United States of Ansriea
IAznd If cpBa.
ny TINS pubic lniirument be it known unto all
whom the fame doth, fhall or may concern shat on
the Gay ct the date hereof, before me, Henry Hill
Jun conui of the United States of America. for the
Hand OF Cuba, reiident HAVANA perfonallv came
and appeared William Cory of ChsrIcnen, (South
Caroiina) mater of the brig Ann, and Caleb CORY.
mate OF iad brig, who being by me feveray d,lv
worn on the holy evangelifs of Almighty God,
port OF Cavannas III this and, in the month of Nav
iat' where they were loading fad veilel with cargo
Tor the u States, they faw lying there an American
ichooner, called the Betty, of New BEDFORD, taken
oy French privateer called the Eugene, command
ed by captain Joeph Dumas, fome time previous and
lent into that port, which fad fchooner had CAIRO
Ms eohhths oil about ieventy-fix puncheons of rum,
and leven or eight barrels of ingar
That during their itsy there, they frequently faw
the people beongingto fid prvateer taking out the
cargo OF faid captured fchooner and CARVING !, nm
hore and telling it.
That the laid Privateerfmen, to their knowledge,
took out the whole of fad vefers cargo and carried
1t on ihore, where it fold-that il was 70 takep
out and carried on ihore, in open day, without any
appearance OF cppoton from the officers of fad mort
OF Cavannas-thar after the faid privateerfnen had
Plundered the whole of the cargo aforelaid and
irom the laid vefle, & all her valuable rigpng & fall,
they took the fad veliel off the mouth OF the id bar
Dor OF Cavannas and funk her
And the deponent, William Cory, further faith
that the aid privateerfmen offered to fell him rum
from the aid eargoa, thirty dollars puncheon, which
the Opponent retuied to buy at that low price
well knowing they had no title to it, aud thar in them
TO diiPoie OF it was robbery and piracy
That he was informed by the guard which was on
beard his velel, that fid privateerfmen had bribed
the principal officer Of faid port, by giving him four
Puneheon' ofrum to content to the landing and fale
OF iaid cargo And further the Opponents fay not.
Signed, Wa CORY,
CALEB CORY.
In.tefimoBy whereof, have hereun,o le, my hand.
ard affixed my coniular zeal, this eighth day of Au
gut III the year of our Lord one thouiand eight hun
bred aud five, aud Of the independence of the United
States the thrtieth.
Signed, HENRY HILL, Jun.
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PROPOSALS for rating Two 7bonanud

PROPOSALS. for rating TsOO 7bonjiand
L Doh0rs, BY ./ubjSyipfiOn, avithin the eoun-
hes Of King and Queen, Eges, bliddleicx, Kin5
Hihiao. HeRmorefand, Riebmond, LaneaRer,
ana N0rfbn's6e,iand, for TIE Pwlpote oFPmcba-
ing The Mad Dog Stone, beionging 10 TaueJ
hieoe, and fixing IL in a ftsafion central to ttoje
counties.
200 Shares AZ 10 Dolls. is 5000.
S3/oon as tire ecboie number Of /barej BaH be
fteleribeS for, the Tejent Proprietor of tie Rone
tb0H adpsrfiis in TIE Enquirer, printed in Ricb-
mon@1y 3bon'at Richie, esq. requeJ7iag a meet
ing Of The SbarebolderS, on certain day, at the
boH/s f qagR0H Banks, esq. in 7abbabanaoek,
sVbo AnH, sUbea met, :5 @p fbei5 ,eJbrt1ive Jl6-
/eTiptioSJ; Thirteen Of qobom (or any greater
number Prsfent) Nall Contribute a board, and bro-
teed 'm'ahe rules and regulations rSiafve 10 fbe
./aid Stone. Dee. 9,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-12-19

THE fubfcribers offer for fnle, their reverGonary
Il right in new fire-pFoof warehoufe OF Maxwell's
wharf in the Borough Of Norfolk deicribed in the
viii Of Doctor John X. Read, deed. as his peeey-
asR TvayebogiS.
In this property, Mrs. Helen Read has life ef.
tate.
MERIWETHER JONES,
BENJAMIN p. READ.
~ 1t is probable that may leave this Rate ere
long in which event, MeT' ycther tones will be
fully authorized to atf for me
BENJAMIN F. READ.
November J. ri
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~ with the United StAtes fse4fsae,iean eas Eexres
fbs Freedom Of tie mersbssdizes absyb trey may 5e
earms property But If the cauie Of detention be a.
ny other, his naeay requires that they be decided
IN due eourie, and with as little delay poiibe.
communicate to you by the royal order, in order
that you may communicate il to the geuerals Of the
departments Of marine, in order that they may make
1t known to the commandants of marine in every d-
triet, and to the owners of privateers, informin.
them that they will be refponible for the injuries
they may oecaion.
S. HAfs.la, Sd Sept 1905.
C.yaia, office sfiS. United S,ata Of .fsr.riea.
Il. S. Gibraltar.
On this 18th day Of September, 1905, perfonally
appeared in my connlar Office oi the Uuited States
OF America, John Allen, commander of the loop
Kapger, belonging to the government Of the afore-
iaid United States, and John Thompion, matter
mate on board faid 1oop Ranger, who, after being
iworn on the holy evangeas, did declare Jointly and
ieverally, each fpeakng for hmfe that they failed
in & with faid vei1e from Bottom in America, on or
about the 2lt day of July laa, the iervee of lad
government, in company with the Hoop Traveller,
commanded by captain Benjamin Prince, with whom
they parted company a few days after their leaving
Bottom, by arefs of weather.
1ha, on the 23d Of Aug. laf, being in latitude 40
deg. 80 min. NORTH and longitude 80 deg SO min
weir, fcheoner came up with them mounting tx guns
with txteen blunderbuiles, asd about eighteen men,
who, although the American colors were flying On
board the Ranger and the veiel hove TO, fired three
broad hdes at her without hewing amy coors order
ing captain Allen to go board them, which he did ;
they then came on board the ioop Ranger, broke o.
pen captain Aliens chef and trunk, taking from
them twelve white firts fuit of uniform, fix pair
iik aud TX do. cotton BOOKINGS, twelve handser-
chiefs, two blue jackets, three whit. dnli,y waltz
coats, two new hats, two pair new fhoes and two
pair nankeen Pautaosns, ipye-g!afs, fxty-three
gallons brandy, butter cheee, pork, and ether ar
ticles Of fhips tores; kewle, the doctors box, the
mates and Tome of the mems clothes and money al
TO- letter for the governor Of Malta and fevcral
Their papers.
That the commander and crew of the iaid fchoon-
er privateer behaved in mott nfultiug and abuive
manner, and they ieemed by their appearance, Ian
guage, drefs and to have been Spannrds !;
| wherefore they make this declaration and SroteN,
not only for the robbery committed but ao for the
iniut ihewn the flag under which they failed.
Signed, JOHN ALLEN,
JOHN THOMPSON.
Sworn and declared the day and year firi above
written, before nc,
Signed, JOHN GAVINO,
CsgEI.ft5e United Slater of Areries.
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M.CAY 81 COWAN
WATCR e CLOCY ha4rrDc

WHICR y CLOCK MAKERS
Whotender their fervices to their friends and the
pubic IN the line OF their proeilion aud lope from
uireittng attention. merit the confidence OF their
cuitomers-RePair watches and clocks of every def.
crPton. M and c. have jun received large and
fashionable aiiortnent Of jewellery, coniiiiine Of
Large, fancy, mourning plain and Re, EAr-rinys,
Gold and gold iet Necklace,
hahd'nie afiortment OF ornamentel TortoiG= Shell
Combs,
Mourning, fancy. wedding, plain and PLAIN les Fill
ger Rings,
Mourning, plain and plain fet Brea Pins,
Gold Miniature Settings and Chain,
Mourning and plain Bracelets and Neck Clafps,
Mourning and fancy Loclsets,
Ladies and gentlemen gold, gilt, feel and fix Wa.ch
Chains,
Gold, gilt, pebble, and glafs Seals,
Gold, gilt and Gee! Keys,
Gold, FLYER and tortoile he SIeave Buttons e, Studs
Silver Thimbles, Sal; Spoons Netting Needles, Tooth
Picks and Shoe Ciaips, with variety Of other ar
ticles
They have Gkewiie on hand few good Watches,
all OF which they offer the mot reaionsbIe terms.
N. b. Miniature Settings and Hair-Work execus.
cd IN the neateh manner.
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vM.UArLE PROPERTY foR s.lLE.

4 GREEABI.E to authority vefled in me- by fhe
~ will OF the late Samuel Swan, I!hall on the ooh
day Of thus month, proceed to fell public auction,
at the Eagle Tavern, in the City Of Riel almond, on
credit of one, two, three, four and five years. the
four laft payments carry In,er.a from the date
the following property viz. the Tenement oc :upi-
ed by Meiirs. George and yames Taylor as their
Cabinet Shop. The Tensment with the Lumber
Houfe now occupied by Melirs. Picket, Pollard
and Iohnion on the crofs Street leading the Balm
alfo the well known Plantation called Buck Hill,
rear Manchester in the county Of C,eserfield, con-
tanning $50 Acres lels. Satisfactory fecu-
ri,y will be required by the
EXECUTOR.
Any Perfon wanting Further Information will OBJ
tain 1T by applying to George Taylor IN the City Of
Richmond
December 10 1905. (,dr
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M WARDLAW, has received his fall fupply
w OF Medicines, by the Chip Rolla from Lon
don a'io great variety Of Paints Vsrnifhes, Sur
geonS initruinents, patent Medicines, &c. &c. And
by the ihip George from Liverpool, large fupplv
of vials and fhop glais.-Thore who favor him with
their eaitom may depend being fupplied with eve
ry article in his line on the mot liberal terms.
The citizens Of Richmond are requefled when they
apply a, his fhop by child fervant to put the name
OF the article wanted paper to prevent INTAKES.
Nov. /. r.
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OTS2ER HOUSE.
GEORGE WATSON.

II AS commenced his former and well known oes
A l. eupation ofiurniibiug OYSTERS, Beer SrxAxrs.
COLD SNAcKs, and RLLIsHEs, ., the white Houie
near the Union Tavern, wherein the Poh-O Office was
lately kePt. He bsgs leave to allure thoie who may
avor nm with their company commands that no.
thing aail be neglected OIL his part which uro,,;.
les TO give fatisfaaion.
OSober Is.
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\ TIE otocEhoiiers are hereby Notified, that tina
Annual Meeting for eeaing Directors, will ba
held on Monday the 9th January.
P0qVeT Of AffOrne1 for getting BY brosy far Dr.
re40rL!
Know all men by thefe prefent., That az
do hereby appoint toha fub-
nitute and proxy, FOR and in name and bebalf 70
vote at any election Of Director Directors of the
Bank OF Virginia, las fully as might or could were
perionaIy Prefent. In witnefs whereof have
hefeuno fet hand and zeal, this day Of
Signed and delivered in the prefsnce o:
P0a0er Of Hffsrney far rceeiviRg Diviae19J,
Know all men by thefe prefents, Tha, o.
do hereby eoHititate and appoint
lawful attorney for and in name and behalf
to receive and give receipts for all dividends now
due, or which may BECOME due ON fiares +,
belonging in the capitol or joint flock Of the prs6-
dent, Directors and Company of the Bank of yizi,
MIA. In witnefs whereof have fet hand ana
ieal this day Of in the year
Signed and delivered in prefeNse of
Noy.I9 TIM
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with Boots or SEoesas well as if they were on the
fpot..-.--A--tfe length of the Boot.--C-round the
Caf.-.B-the pitch of ditto.--D-round the heel and
intep-.E-round the nlfer...G-acrofs the bail of
the foot. Fix the heel againf a perpendicular, and
TICK knife the end of the great toe-fet down in
hGures the number o. inches and quarters, in the diff
'erent meaiuTes January /. rptf
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GEORGE Willy,

BROKER q COMMISSION MERCHANT.
Near the Bain,
DUYS and fells all kinds of Produce + .ands
- Lots, and houfes, Pank Stock, &c.
~ Ne has for Sale, LOTS No. IA, 9, 3, and a.
which make one entire iquare in Du-Vals additi,
on.-There is good Spring attached to them. Thefe
lots are we'll worth the attention of any gentle
man whiting build fun,mer retreat FOR his family.
July 23.-tf.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-12-19
WILLIdN COK,6W

Returns his acknowledgements to his friends and
the public for the liberal encouragement he has re-
ceived hnce his commencement in bulinefs. and fat
shnief from his present connection 10 merit their
future confidence
NJ B. Perfons who have watches remaining in his
hands will Pleae call at the ihop of MCay & Cowan.
November 20. epszv