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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-02-18
A great Bargain may be had

T win to exchange ieven Of eish. tund.d ,ct,
L of LAND, in Fsirfaz coua,y, fa.n,rbJn
dcun csuuty, for good lands IL thsv:A.inccp.
Try. 1t lies near Sugar Land Ran, it gindy
tlmbefed and watered, good farming land, asast
IS miles from the City OF Wslargton, aOrsn
Alexandria, ard from the Potomac tivs1.-
There are two tenemsn,s and an cxccl,nt o.,
chard On the premites, about 70 tuiheis Of what
flowed lat fail and a good deal Of cloves, yhih
grows finely, the foil being we'll adapted to Il.
Platter Of Paris, from the fuilea expernsntA-
the title indifputable. Any perfon making saiI
application may get 40 advantageous czchss:
Application, by letter, TO tic tu0lciOu in A.
iexandsia, will be duly attended to.
B. DADE.
February 7, colt
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-02-18

3 ~ ] have been informed T.,
stfs.feld ard Ibanas coste. uus T. :; i
tfuit ir'm jain Wit5ry,, 70 fse 1,.s es:d 1
SehoA-ld, laciudes pant Of lot ! 9 Z, AID N NJ
roision, under deed of bargain .p i = NJ
.Robsft A!lison, duly recorded !, - las i'm
court ofSFsistax; / 70, all pc-con. ., '.s sSeng
ed asa'nie purchaGng &c much Of II. es0'iOa,
inelnded within my lines. : '''s lane N
February II. 'u'iSS
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-02-18
3 "a r.e.sved dWea from the Paten;ees, and
~ 49, FsoRs SHE X
JAMES KENNEDY,J UN.
DRUGGIST;
.rTbs following Valuable Medicines:
Dr.. l2owjon's Antl-B'1aons @nd
Stomachel Bltteqs.
PREPARED BY
T-p q Vi A s. II. r A w S ON,
M.n,her of the Connections Medical eociety'

1r>uEsE pistsrs have undoubtedly hsd the
mott rapid tale Of any Patent Medicine e, !,
ID h.far. dilcover.d, and are jufly appreciated
e g.. fnpular and uncommon virtues 10, re-
~ 60 veab and decayed contributions, ard all
rbs, t[an Of COMPLICATED complaints 70 common IN
the fpting and fail fsaions, 'dch as 1nls,m's'9a'
Yepsrs and asaes, lang Aatam@as ft0 s. - ~
luts,;e,, sc. They are alto very Picaiaht o'-
Ter Cor conmon ufe, and where they are known
thew have taken the plscs and fnpetceded the use
If III other bitter in public houssas wei as III
private famiiiss.-Ptice SO cents q ooH.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-02-18
JAMES BACON,

IAIR1IlES OIANJ>JAS5 s9asSs1f
III GROCERY STogE, on King 9yeff, has, IL
aaditisa 10 hi, former .fock, aadea
a freih Supply Of Genuine Articles in
the Grocery Line;
Which. makes bis saortmenr complete.
lie segu efsrs foy nix, ca bisataal leqv ferns,
Mu{covado Sugars, Of various qua
lities,
Loaf and Lump ditto,
Gunpowdcr,
Imperial, IL rs,
Hyfon, particularly ie'casd
Hyfea. skin. and family rf:'
Pea Green Coffee,
Chocolate, of a hyperion quality
Madeira,
Buiellos,
Sherry,
L,fbon, MI N + s.
1'cner:Fc,
Malaga, ard -
Genuine Old Port
Ccgnac and Bourteany Brandy,
Old Jamaica Spirit, tor family ufe,
Antigua, ST. Grox, ST. Vinceuts, and New
Englard Rum,
Holland Cir,
Irifh and country WhiRcy,
MolaGcs, Wine, ana Cider Vinegar,
Stoughton's Bittrfs.
Mace. Nutmegs, Cloves, caaia, Pimehos
Cayenne and Black Pepper, Pace and Ground
Singer, Baker Salt for table ufe, Pearl Barley,
Rice, Starch, Fig. bIue, Soap, Mould, Dipt and
Spermactti Candies, Refined Salt.Pstre, Flotant
Indigo, Allan, Copperas, Nader, Brinsfone,
Spanning Cotton, Patent Shot, all fzcs, bea
Engdfh ard country msde .Gunpowder, Segars,
and Sasoaking Tobacco, very bef Chewing To-
baeco.
Hamilton and Leper's Snuff, Hunters Pipes
in boxes.
London Mufard, warranted of hyperion qua
lity, Dixon's beG ditto, Wrapping. Paper, De
Eijohn's, &c. sc. with generally every articl
in bis ine--the whole of which have been fclett.
ed'with care and will be difpoied Of on the very
iowef terms.
December IS.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-02-18
For SALE or to RENT.

JqyN self OF Rent The f0lzozvjag YdLUABLE
PROPERTY ~ alexandria and its vieisi-
~, Viss,
50 Acres Of Land, fittlated on the
north Eide Of the turnpike road leading to Little
River, one mile from the corporation ct Alcxan
deIa about@J4 acres are cncltfed. There is On
the premifcs good dwelling houfe q. feet by
ia, two itories high, with a kitchen and cellar
underneath, grsna'y, fable, and COW homie,
with good garden. The land is. adapted for
gfais, corn, On lnail grain. This place may be
we'll worth the attention of the gardsner, butch.
er, tanner. or d.ttiIer as there is ncver.Eail.
ing branch ofwater runs through the centre of
the land and close 70 the dwelling: it is remar-
kable for good air and healthy fisuation,
A Lot Of Land, on the fouth Gde
Q: Duke freet, in Wet End, not far from the
aone bridge; containing th'ec fourihs of an
acre, with the privilege of liking in part of tie
Grects Till called for, (Fow encloicd.) This lot
corners on Duke and Gcssge GIeets, running
back &c Wolfe hect. Thc Improvements On
faid ioF arc ;wo fo7y srsn:sd houls, ID ;eetby
l8, kitchen 6 feet by l2, bake houfc z8 ieet
by II, hnilt with brick, fable hip roofeJy ca.
psoic Of containing fix herlcs, dooh.c brick
bud: ncceaafy with pigeon hpufe or the tP,
all we'll fusihed and il good repair, with jump
of good water IN The yard; back of ths yard
there is an excellent garden well paiisd and in
good cultivation 10 fhott ahere is every curve
niency Es for 9enteel family:
4 l. so,
I will fell my Right, on the lower
end of Primes treet, in alexandria, nDw occu.
pied BY Mr.. John Limsfick. For further pa.ii.
CELLARS apply TO the fubicriber living at Wea.
End.
Michael O'Meara.
January z5s 2awsf
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Stephen Cooke.

or hereby acknowledge, 10 have received
the ground rents due on a LOT, in the town OF a
lexandria, on Fairfax freet, leaied OF me by
DIR. Stephen Cooke, up to the 81 day OF fcbfu-
AIRY 1906.
NATHANIEL &C. HUNTER
October I, 1905. lDec. Io.l law
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n, ! ,e-'s lWindham Bilious Pills.

TaE great fale and incresGng demand for 'lele
valuable pills for thief: twelve years Pait, DC;
fncak their inrrinhc worth. They nave proved
dngularly efcaeious in BaIiyas and lFl9ow f.
y>S,, 7G4xljcc, Heed Aafbs, Dy/catsf's'. B'fI'SS'
Cb,llc, Coaic.stf., FenaleemS1qfrts, 90
lae very great demand and high 't1 Gem! 10 y
which ,h.te pills are held thfonshon the United
st,rss and the Wet Indies, has induced insny to
coeoterfe.t them tho parchaier IS reqsttsa 70
obferye hat the name Of Samuel Lee. luo. ltle
,,tsn,,el j. affixed to eech bill OF directions, IN
his own hand writing, or they vii! not DC se"u-
inc Price SO cents box.
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N o T / CT

~TaHR fubfcriber will rent the houfe On Fairfax
Greet, near Duke 8gert, lately occupied sy
Mr.. JsInos H. Hooe. APfig 10 Mr.. Jo6r
zxcler.--As iome p=rfon has reported that the
houfe is liable for back rents, the following csr.
tifcate, from Mr. Nathaniel c. Hunter, (the
oosinal prop,ieior of the iotl Who lcaftd rhs
houic and 10 to me on an annual ground rens,
p.oves, thar there is no truth in the faid re-
port.
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DR.. Rawfon's Itch Ointment

Ii. INV lO1h
A certain and fafc application for that difa-
stceable complaint called the ITCH. Price ~
cents box.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-02-18

a general aGortment of Drugs, Patent Me.
dicines, Shop furniture and Vials; a few hand.
, l,a Hail Lamps; Indian Shades; proof yials,
EEencc OF Spruce Patent Bl acking Madeira
ana Sherry wine; black bottles in hoshcads;
Pants ground in oil; and few barrels Flax
fed OIL, which he will fell on reaionablc terms
or ealh, or TO Puntual caaomers on fhors
sredit.
eT Agencrous allowance will be made TO
ihofe who patchais the above Medicines by til.
dozen.
! March ~. cav
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-02-18

Braddock Richmond,
.AdrrimFrafors Of 2oBERT LINDSAY, dsc'@.
Cccoquan, Feb. II. eeIot
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y qsN Sea- ., Rent the t0llo4oiag V.ALUABLE
. PROPERTY ~ 4lrxanayja and its vieisi-
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-02-18
A TAN YARD at 0ccoquan.

rsysn B. srtajsd at Public SAX, on tds frsajs'
CO TH0SSDAl9, fbs oh q Mare asxt,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-03-31

c me vi hin yhe obferration, that arguments
and Il .ec.i.ns NY lm2N weight long lnited ON.
prove ether that the objector has nsthiu
more iurcibe 20 urgc, Or thar he + A..
Judge Of the force Of an objection. II tner
I, a. any political difoualifying cr'r.nality
Iiyring that addrcis by MIR STRONG. urGc
.Il It's cIrcumlt.n es, i muR have attached t'
him at the time Of IT, ana mutt have ice
.I.wn TO Major HAwLEY- And who w'!
venture TO fay, that Lr, who certainly w1
cun6dered as the leader oG the RevoinuCl
and The great bulwark againlt ,he IN Elty IN
Auence of the abilities, and very reiPectab.
and popular character Of Colonel W0rthing
ton in the weiterR countries, weuId have Is
commt nded and introduced to the couductC
The Revolution, young man OF luch ablhte'
ard who had given proof Of iuch principe
as he i now charged with They who vi
now FAY that, mua be luPpofed to have gree
knowledge Of the character and conduct q
the leaders in that dav, than was known 4.
the time oft. AAd iI it fupPe1abe that the
inhabitants of Northampton, as remarkable
for that attachment to The Revolution, as for
iobrietY Of manners, would have cholen iuch
a nan toreprelent them With what candor,
or reverence for the dignity of Republic.
can it now be brought to view, or have any
mutt apolopize for thus expatiating over
my Signature; but my regard for thar Relo-
luton with which was 70 intimately connec-
ted from the firf movement, At leaf enough
to know how II was conducted, makes me To-
iicitous forthat public happiness which ought
TO be the relult Of il and that hapPinei.
confd~r as relulting only from Republican
Elective Government. 4 he only argument a
ainft which kinds Of government that feems
70 have any weight, ariies from the irrational,
diiordcrly and fa'I4cious msnher in which
they are liable TO be, and too often are, CON
du Gted in their elections But even with this
evil, if we mutt have bad rulers, let them be
elective and reformation NAV be the effect
of affection and repentance But from an h.
reditary evi there IS no redemption, but re-
volution Every thing overltrainedis IS weak
ensd, and the Lberfy which righttulIy beIon5s
TO the people, for want of ilcretiou, may
work as own deftructon.
ROBERT TREAT PAINE.
Bsfsz, 1zsreB 26. 1901.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-03-31
~ MI i-hi--A N
C e-cas---
NTc5Sra. .4DIMS u 'r-Eg,

NIcaSr9. -4DAMS " 'r"Eg,
THE annual period ssigned by The
Z. .s.itution Of this commonwealth for
=, election Of the principal officers Of
government is near et ngnd, and tive
question " M, ahcH 5e CorERNoa ?''
seems above all etsers the most iutr.-
esting one with the two political parties
among us. The Eederalists, perfectly
satisfied with the priyate as we'll as The
pubic chsracter Of our present worthy
Chief Magistrate, HIs EIcE1Lr>cI
CALEB STRoNG, ESQ. are ze4ou,iv en-
deayoring, BIZ ali honorable roeus, to
effect his reelection to the Office that
he has sustained for Six years The Gu
ties of which he has discharrcd with
honor 70 himself, ard with singular ad-
vantage to the commonwealth at large.
VIII his political opponents deny this
fact 7 believe they will not. WHY
tlcH 10 We find this Formidable cnDo7i-
i'a " lin And why are all the de-
rnocralc party 81 indefaugablc III their
i,bour5 10 effect q change in the admin
l5trauon of our state government-,o
turn out Governor Strong, and put in
Judge Sullivan Nothing Ming be-u
aiIedged sg4inst t.e Governor, either
Us a public character or a private citl-
zen' W should be utterly = loss to
account for TINS determined opposition
to him that IL manifested bY the demo
cratic party, were X tnot that he, among
many others gentlemen of the bar.
signed an address to Governor Gage
on his arrival at Bosom III The vearl774.
Many Of the most influential Iaen OF the
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-03-31
5ltttLginfe.

a lrtyer las hr-n received from
Wilmington NmIlPi Territory. "a
t.d Tcb. IS iGlC, which gives the
tll.wing impcr'au, information :--
~. 1t. Burke, rryaat,er o cur reru
i.. troops il this country, recently
1rtgrued from NacAilro7r, and arri-
tra here ia evening from Fort A
ANS. lie informs us, that the
,rauiih Cormaudant at ProhidUrz
c2me or 20 Naclitorz with the Mar
gus Ds Gala Calyo ,:he late SPaniih
Governor Of New Orlean when
Caps. Porter our Commandant there
c,Gcrcd hem both out Of the Terri
rnlv ccted to the UD;tedStates which
~ Y Commandant refufcd to comply
with. Whereupon Capt, Porter
rioctcdeI with frong party againtt
30 Sran.(h poAs, drove the Span
ards from them, ard puihed them
over tue SdbeEe river. That after
ais Hcws arrived, fcccud Perfon
a.oa-ht intelligence, that party of
900 parilh horle had arrived TO re-
ln:o-ce the potts, that levere en-
cagement had taken place between
them and Capt. Porter, and that The
Spamards had been routed. This
news is true, as Capt P. was deter
mined to force the Spaniards over
he Sabene river"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-03-31

&tGur with The truths which the spH'
tied Dr Park has published respecting
Linn il the Repertory, has come ioI-
ward IN the Chronicle to vindlcate MN,
self, and convince the world ne Is PuI'
and immaculate as an Angelo
prove his innocence rs begins by Vi
ciaring that for thirty years he has pc.
g~eat Nan he boasts Of having De9A
: Judge Of the Supreme Judicial Cou'
Judge of Probate-COun5eller-kePI
sentative, Attorney General, tleclc''
and had last year IS thousand votes M IN
Governor Pray who ever denleu ii
this T? He next declares that nc ~
iyucd no man, and dcfIuudcd n9 ".
But " lis denial of the charges OF 4 ~.
and injustice enough to excuse nm
H away positive proof Of the i1'.5 il.
viii thi, satisfy Co. Palmer ior M
thig,v dollars fees hc tooa Of .hiri' ',''- n.
len caanocd fdes ; OF VIII he a. n.
orncy General move to have Pii7.lue P-l.e,
ischargca from -a i15iCtle-t 0eoN1-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-03-31

rerluasi1n cr anothc" VIII not ;,t
t~ili laws Ur his Commonwealth
nee h1 vas elected, than ever before
the same length cfGme Can you
spi-c Aim because ne is good man
mired IN hi- friends and vcncIeteu hy
ivy tucmic. Il he odi0uS, because his
4ar-Ctcr is LAb.cmishcL . No. This
not the case. hops better things Of
.u. Tou save been wrctChcdiy mis-
formed Two warm Democrats
ms to the General Court lust spring
ssion and went home S I Eiiieve, and
cci-red that they Fad Lecn secelted
It'll respect 70 the GovorLOr, Tor thUy
JuHd he io1krd Tie ofhcr m6n, that lis
onduCt and manners were most anl&-
.Ie, and they never meant 70 vote e.
rainst him any more. Nor did they
0pcar this winter session to assist that
}arty. Ycu may one I'D al bc assU-
red, ifyou knew him, YOU would es-
sem him. Permit me further y en-
ruire Would you trust tie leaders Of
democracy in general, with your phi
vatc property. Lay your hands upon
your hearts, speak the truth, and you
will say, that vou would lot trust but
very few oftLCm, even 10 setlie dis
pute OF FIVE dollars value. The most
knowing Of the democrats acknowledge
tuat tQlrnfs and integrity, arc on the
side offederalism. Let me cXhort YOU
to come out from among them and be
not portaKers Of their evil deeds, to in-
courage YOU. Depend upon it, great
numbers Of those who have been duiu-
,icd,are throwing OF The shackles Of d.
lu craCy and returning TO right prinCi-
,.c5. A.iddIcscx .uC berkshire two OF
our worst counties, are fast coming to
thrir sonseS-E}un the tGWn Of Cam
ridge, has this year ma iurity Of fed
erI votes. And it tue District Of
Maine should continue to believe their
oeduccrs another ear, il VIII not be 50
ln Massachusetts, proper. Besides, one
would JIIEk it would make YOU trem-
bic 10 read Jnc doings Of the National
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Cr Go!i''.l-10n li'o oSiuTnJ 9 ..i'u I1e''''
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leap. Be .b,e TO ayDeal to Heaven for
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-03-31
MEssRs ADAMS s JENKs.

MEssRs ADAMS s jerks.
Believing, as / do, that times like the
present, call for the eXertions Of every
one that wishes well to the Common
wealth OF Massachusetts, am coEatrsi-
ned in this public manner, earnestly I'd
enNeat those who are fonI of prO-Bcri-
ty, peace, moral virtue and true reli-
giOn, to turn out on the first Monday
of April next, and give in their votes
for Governor Strong and others nomi-
mated Oh the federal list. However it
may appear to some, it may be
depended upon as fact, that the saliva
ton OF our country under Divine Pro-
violence, relates to such measures, w
will be proposed and prosecuted by
them. 1t seems to be needless TO re-
peat, that our present excellent Cover
nor is one of the best of men, for that
IS already acknowledged BY men Of re-
gular habits, and all lovers Of good or
der and religion and even those
who sometimes affect to speak III a
him, always blush while they mention
it, If they are capable Of blusI ing.
IT'S true, some have endeavourcd to
siit his moral and political character,
and Ter while expressed a WISH to de-
PreCiate his abilities, and capacity tc
manage the wheels Of government, tut
have long since, been obliged 10 aC-
knowledge him a man Of superior ta.
lents and integrity, and only say, but
lie is not on our side" Personal com
parsons are generally odious, unless
t.ey become necessary 70 make q very
striking contrast, Perhaps no instance
can be found, where such 4 contr4st
may be more clearly encidated, tnan
in that ot our gOyernour and the man
set UP il opposition to lin. There
are no hints, that Mr.. St.uar ever took
60 dollars tor making Z Ce V, or 200
dollars for only sciAg that $500 dollars
were Poid into the Treasury, both OF
which were Paic for bv salyrv. Ne.
body tells MS tila ho took . ice rs a law.
yer and argued ! cause, but before il
was terminated TOOK a larger f1 CT
the {, ,po-ite side md argued against
his frs pea We have nty,r ncarc
that ke demanded leo collars as Z
douceur to himself, for lung on :
distressed ana afflicted d,utor, ever
when 1t was rccomm .ndod JJ t.e len.
ient creditor, ninety days. a"a becaus,
he was unable to raise tio 100 dollars
force him from his b-ioycd, and only
dying daughter, to a lonely prison, anc
then refuse the tender parent, liberty tc
y est last look, upon, the corpse Of SC
/ desirable child Nature sLudders.
make no commcnt-N0 good degcor
/ te,-s rs that our Governor, cheated hin
on the sabbath, md caioied from him
lis horse nor do we rear NJ a.nrIl
wicked action done by him 2s n,<.
q lawyer or q pub.ic officer wi 4
now to enquire seriously ot Eli thoyt
who are lovers of religion, whether
they ~ CongreE4tion9lists, Bepusts
n .Aodists OF QuaEers> for those whl
have no love to religion, l DO not meaI
! to address, It's most natural for them
to be demOcr@ts,) what can YOU say a-
gainst Governor Strong. Have you
ever been deprived Of the priviIedSe q
worshipping God according to the die
tates Of your conscienc@s, because he
was Governor Have YOU ever been
deprived the privilege Of being inco-
Porated into Societies, agreeable to
your wishes, because you were of one
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-03-31

-Ni,aSip SO ANS w JEEk5,
I~ atc Argus, letter signed
+" Isaac r.EKER. IIrGH M'I.r.LAN.
ana i@NvEL WEEKS" j. published
with great triumph, and the siguors OF
y are challenged to deny their sigma
t"rts, ~ they were ashamed Or afraid
to .-o" them.
lou are authorized to state III vou.
Papcrtnat they cheertuliv acknowledge
the lnstTumtntali.y attributed to them.
and arc well pleased that publicity Is
given to thoir letter through The Argus.
q favor taey could hardly ha,- hoped
for.
The citizens oflhe county upon read
lng that letter, and duly Weighing it's
several parts, Viii readily pcrcui;e that
50 tar from being reprehen>l0ie, the
Puyllc GOOD must have been the object
ot tLc siSners and that to promote
that object. none but flir and h1a.rabl-
means We're recommended. HaDpy
would It be for their country, iftHtir
opponents woull confne themselves tc
the same system.
It Is wei! known fact, that the advo-
Gates Of Judge Suliiyun's election, II.
ordev 70 carry their point, organized
their party in such 10 manner. US would
haTecauso- the 7.ror.y u have born.
down the Dgori|y, iG some oHlctuu
means OF defence had rot been iu.urPo-
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-11-18
FTRGINIA BANK SToCK....lo s.
2RtrSmonn 1Dri,rs Current.
5ales at aurtin,l.

WW sA zvitboat r5srve. BY tbe ke,i5sr., on Ned
n1'aay tie 1913 inn.
4 BOUT twelve thoufand dollars worth of DRY
n GOODS, confiRing of
Superfne and fine Cloths,
Coarfe Cloths and Fannels,
Caimeres, Jingle and double milled,
Corduroys, Thiekfets and Velveteen.,
Blankets, role and flriped,
Cambrick A, 9S and Ga,
Cotton Shirtings and Dimity,
Callicoes and Chintz,
Sbawls, Cotton and Silk,
White and Black Thread Lace,
Linen and Cotton H'kfs.
Sewing Silk of all colours,
An alortment Of Nuns and Coloured Thread,
Mems and Womens cotton Hole,
Mems Worried do.
Silk, Leather and Cotton Gloves,
Bedticks and Durants,
Silk and cotton Umbrellas,
Silk, cotton and leather Sufpender,,
Pattillas and Dowlas,
India Co,tons,
SPanih Indigo, and
alarge aiiortment of Cutlery and Hardware
Terms of fa'e-All iums under SO dolls. cafh-a-
bove 50 dolls. and not exceeding 200 dolls 90 DAYS
Above 200 dolls. 8 & S months-Notes Negotiable
at the Bank, with approved endorers will be expec-
Ted.
osrmfSaH, Fs'er and SAtt5en,
dpeYs.
November IL. epfd(.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-11-18
FOR SALE.
Nov. f..

ENiE LOT and HOUSES whereon 7s5a E,ui-
! ion, Efq. the Britih Confu, re.ides: on j, are
three tsory Dwelling Houfc, an Office and Kitchen,
and other nec'ilry Houfe, for family ule; WEI OF
good Water, newly fitted, add Garden lately paled
IN, Ware Houe and Cellar under it the remains
ct Wharf, which will make good foundation to
build on; with all the prviiedges of lots ituated On
the river, of extending wharf
ALso-27i& Acres of well timbered LAND, with
4 good Ffhery Wilioughby's Bay. taking in ,be
month and par, of Malon's Greek. where the bs Of
oyaers and Fila can be conveniently taken.
ALso--A LOT in Sni,hfeld between Mrs PR
diesand Captain Todd's lors.--For terms APPLY TO
THOMAS NEWTON.
huguf 90. GG
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-11-18
GENOA, Sept. G.

The Englifh cartc!s having inIed their QUA
rantine, landed the 5000 French prifonrrs which
they had carried to Sici!y.-They give great
praife 20 the Engllh for the treatment they ex.
periencsd. The Maritime Prefeet and the COM
ma7der of the port have given entertainments
to the oficers of theie three ilips. News from
Malta announce an event that had nearly redu-
ced 10 aihes the capital Of the fland. s6lh of
July powder magazine ftuated in the centre
OF the town. and in the mof populous parts,
blew up and deitroyed the furroundng neigh.
hourhood it killed 500 perkins, and the mum
her wounded is in proportion.