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Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-06-06

BOL71NG CLOTHS.
lust received an extensive assore-
j ment OLDEST warranted BOLTING
CLOTHS, ofevery description, which
will be sold unusually low, by
KENNEDY & Raglan.
Hagers-town, June S, 1906. [1yl
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-06-06

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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-05-26
RICHMOND, NAY &c, 1900.
KUHOR OF WAR

A letter from Capt. Bowman, of
the u. S. army, dated Natehitoches,
Issh March, 1896, fays, " An Of
hcer came In on the evening of the
I4th inf. with difpatches from the
Governor General at 81. Antoine =
he was halted at our picket, aid MOI
permitted TO enter the fort or town !,
and early next morning he recei,ed
his anlwcr and ,fet our Immediately.
The fame day. at !. O'Clock, Capt.
Johnfon marched with Lieut.. Smirb !,
enhgn Hatchet and G&ry-hve men,
towards the Sabine this movement
was determined on in conlequcnce
of information which can7at BE- 1d5abt-
ed, that the Spaniards had reinforced
at Nacogdoches, to upwards of 400
cavalry, and were marching to re-
fume the petitions they were 70 late
iy removed from by our troops We
have not heard of their meeting yet,
but calculated that they will this. day,
and it appears thai an engagement is
unavoidable: They are greatly fspe-
rior in numbers, therefore it would
be premature to rifque an opinion as
to the refult. Some Americans have
been theie two days trying TO bring
about meeting to, volunteer their
fervices for immediate defence, and
they will be furnihed with arms
from the public magazines"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-05-26
81. DONlINGO.


We learn, from gentleman who
arrived in this city a day or two ago,
from ST. Domingo, that, at the time
Of his departute, there were very
general movements among the fub-
leetS of the black emperor Dehalines.
What the actual caufe oftais was
he did cot underftand, but it was
laid that fome ,advices had been re-
ceived by way of Jamaica, that
taught the blacks TO expect a ipeedy
attack. The confequence Of theie
aGvices were, that DeAalines was
putting the black army into an active
organization for war all the money,
valuable property and goods were re-
moved 20 the mountainous country
in the interior, and all the white In
habitants were ordered to lemoYe
from the fea coast.
During the recent celebration OF
fome fete Frech family had made
its efeape from the Cape, but being
feon after mifled by Gen. Chrii-
tophe, he attributed the circumfance
to the conpivance of fome Americans !;
IN conftquence, Chriitophe ordered
the commanders and crcws. Of all
the American ,efcls at the Cape to
DC feized and put in e,ofe coming
ment, threatening to ihoot or hang
them alls Upon an. sinveffigation,
however, itappeared that the Amer
leans had not aided the cicaps of the
fugitives, who had, in fact, fucceed-
ed in making the French lines at the
,cby of-St. Domingo. The Ameri-
cans were then releafed. W
A gentleman Of this city is iaid to
be Dehalines' eorrefpondent and a.
gent. 1t was mentioned az the Cape,
by, perlons who had intercourfe at
the black court, that DeFalines had
purehaied an efatc in Pennfylvania,
near. Philadelphia, as retreat in the
event OF an imperial b9Htverleme,lt.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-05-26

tration, had been expoted. This
however, founded on the bats ofwell
known truth, they would call, as
they always have done, .Jtdsrql Aaa-
der !; but IL was not necehaTy to
make fuch expeditions, the federal
iffs lcft-them to thsir own.reReeGons.
As the whole Of this precious "ht-
tie morfrl' appeared laf Monday in
this Cazstte, will not as I intended,
recite every part Of il. 1t is.indeed
fucha weak and chldifh thing, that
confder ita waite of time and pa
per to notice it, 70 particularly as |
might. i refer. the reader TO the
piece. at large,eand will pats on to
1 the following queltion,s' which is
therein f.ated :e~'." Are thofe fedcr-
al republicans" fays the writer,
who diflike man becaufe he ap-
provef of a government chofen by.
nine-tenths of the people :" Ian.
fwer, no federal republican diflikes
/ man becagfs' he. approved of MIR. JEFF
ferfon's election which is what I
fupPofe the writer meant, for he adds,
[" MIR. Jefferfon was chofen by Io2,.
toaI4.;"'~ bat if there be fuch diilike-
of any man, it is becaufe he ap-
proves Of the mtglares of the prefent
administration. But what pr dnccd
fuch-amajority ; falie publications..
dece;tfui frceches Of leading deiign-
ing men--enemies of the conftitu-
ton -bafe defamers of Warrington
and Adams-corrupt practices
fcandalous reports of the inientions
and deGgss Of federalilts, that their
aim is TO cftablifh monarchical gov
ernment, &c. but more OF this heres
after, SPECTATOR.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-05-26
LiE Of ssay Engs and primer, frfsfNa

LiF Of se4y Engs and prinefT, created
or to be eysatta, BY Bsn4pdffs.
Himfeif-zmperor Of Franss, and nng Of
J. Italy.
Fleaor of Bavaiia--King Ct Bavaria.
Eleeaor of Wirtemberg-King OF Wirstn-
berg. = r-
Eleaor OF Hefe-King Of the Catti.
Eiecfor of Baden--King Of Badeu.
Jolesh Benaparts-King of Naples.
Louis Bonapzrte-King Of Batavia.
Lseien Bonaparte lupon repentaaef sna
fubrifion) king Of Swltzer and
Z Eugene Beauharaois-Viceroy Of Italy, y
Murat-Duke of Cleves and Berg.
Jerome Bonsparte- Prince Of Piedmont. !.
Madame lie Clerk (now Prineefs E0rghefe)
4 --Princefs Of Piembeno. 80
All the other Beauharnois TO be
provided with principalities and duke
doms- the females to be matched
with German princes, and to receive
portions of the German empire, as
dowries.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-05-26

& Bats tts fa;naer pay Tribute TO
: ais nesghbcv when he buys va
" can't let of ground Contiguous to.
"a ais farm, and which is fIeceiIary
:. for his accommodation - ak the
hiselings--certainly IT does if he pays
tor II fecopd and third time, rath-
M ban defend his title. Thus every
rsaien Is adop'ed by rhe repr5lfoaas,
to deceive the peoples, but it is not
eisugt that thofe who gus into pow
n IL jug and hbeiidg, fhould now
lie and deceive to keep thsmieiyes in
.heiT places. Truth will biah their
sisws. NHa2gSt, May 10. i
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-05-26

RUPTURE WITH PR USSIA.

LONDON, APRIL 6, 1896.


A Council was yefterday held at
the Q Queens Houfe, which his Ma.
jefty came purpofely to town to at
tend.--rhe whole of the Cabinet
Minifers were prrfent. except Earl
spencer, who is confined by the gout,
when his Majefy 6gned an order for
laying am embargo on all Pruthan
veifels in the different ports in the
kingdom.---Orders were 10 confe-
quence forwarded from the Admiral
fty to the, feveral Admirals at the
Ports. The orders previouly def
patched 70 the fame effect, as we
have already Gated, were adopted
and fent off, by the Discretionary
powers entruffed to Miniifers, and
his Majefy's Ggnature was neceGa-
ry to confer on the meafure. all the
formaliry of fate proceedings.
The following is the Order which
appeared in laft nights Gazette on
this important fubjea =
AT the conrt at the Qneen's Palace
the sth of April, 1900, prefent,
the Kings mott excellent majefty
in Council.
Whereas his Majety has asrsceiv-
ed advice that his M1je fy the King
of Pruaia has taken pofellion of va
rious parts Of the Electorate of Han
over, and other dominious belong
ing to his Majefy, in forcibIe and
hottie manner (; and has alfo Motif :
ed that all Britifh fhips fhall be ex-
Guided from the ports Of the PruGian
dominions, and from certain other
ports in the north of Europe and
not fufered to enter or trade there
with, in violation of the lult rights
and interefs of his Majeity and his
dominions, and contrary to the ef-
tablifhed law and praaice of nations
in amity with each other; his Ma
jefty, with the advice OF his Privy
Council is thereuPon plealed to or
der and it is hereby ordered, that no
E~ihips. or yefels belonging to any of
his Majeityls fubjcas be permitted
to enter and clear out for anysofrthe
ports of Prullia until further orders.
And his Majefty is further ple1fed
to order, that a general cnbai 20 or
I-fop be made Of all Pruifan llips and
vetfcIs whatioever, now within, -or
which hereafter fhall come into ang
ofthe ports, harhours, or roads with
in the -Unitee Kingdom of Great
Britain and Ireland, together with
all perfons and effects on board the
ffaid fhips and seaels > bur that the
| utnof care be takes for tfle prefer.
vation Of all and every. part of the
cargoes on board any of ,the faid
fhiPs and yefels, 70 that no damage
or emsezzlement whatever be fufain-
ed rand the right honorable the
lords commifioners of bis Ma;elty's
| treafury, the lords commiiIioners tf
the admiralty. and the lord wardens
of the. cinque-porrs, are to give the
necefary direcflons herein. as to
them may respectively appertain.
| STEPH. COTTRELL.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-05-26
EXPRESS FROM HOLLAND.

EXPRESS FROM HOLLAND.
Enghsbm0n-CS fee, o'sldek, a. M,
We flop the prefs to announce the
arrival of an esprefs with intelligence
of the higheit importance fron Hol-
land. By this conveyance we iearn
that Hamburgh, Lubeek, Bremen
Emblem, &c. have teen all ihut a
gainft the trade of Great Britain,
Letters received by feyeral refpe eta
bic Perfons in tae city, concur 10 this
ftatement. We have been favored
with perufal Of iome from Holland
of 70 recent a date as.Iaff 1harfday.
They aGertIha the king of Prsiha
had marched 2oooosmen into Ham
bursh, and had fhut its port againit
England = the fame meaiures had
been purfued with refpea TO Bre-
men and Embdcn. Thefe letters al
70 fate that Prafian army has been
marched through 'HolfteiD, for the
purpofe of fhutting up the Sound i
gainft our trade.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-05-26
RICHMOND, APREL q.
2.ooo.ouo DOLLHRH.

100000 DOLLARS. 81
ExJat7 9f a litter Jr0nr TIE Ho7.
JAMES L. GARNgTT, d dsm5crdtic
Men5sr Of Coag5gl;, Il BIZ cosIiitS-
e1t5.
at bad frequently been declared
on the aoor Of .congrefs, and none
had denied it----that France had
threatened US with war, if We came
to a rupture with SPain--that Spain
was not avcrie to An accommodation
Of our differences, but that France
would not fufer her to make it, un-
lefs money was ufed as the means o.
Precipitation that France had irti-
mated her willingness TO interfere
upon this condition, and had gwen
afurances, that Spain iheuid do
what we wifhed, on theie terms
Under thefe circumstances we coIi--
tended, that whether gentlemen
were governed By fear OF France !
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-05-26

MIR. John Nevin, on Tlnrfday
night, detected Hugh O'Dougherty
in the act of robbing bis houfe, No.
aS, Lumber Street, anG by the
greateit exertions recovered his
watch, which he had pocketed. o.
Doagherty was fecHred by MIR. Ne
win, and carried before Alderman
Montagnie. His excufe was. thai
ne got drunk while engaged in pre-
pairing the OK for the democratic
teslt which was given yceerday !:
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-05-26
NAVHL AFFAIRS.

Fnteen french fhlPS OF the 4Aneo
tx frigates, and four covettes, ef-
caPed out Of Brett, the t3th'Decen-
ber. At iea they fsparated. One
.fquadron, fuppofed for the Ealt-Ih-
dies. six fail of the line, two frig-
ates and a corvette iteered for the
Wet Indies, arrived off St. Domin-
60 the 10TH January, landed 1900
troops; & on the sth February were
all excepting the two frigates and
coryet;e) taken BY Admiral Duck
worth. .-----s
Five Britih fquadrons are in fearch
of the French, commanded by Duck
worth, Lewis, Warren, Strachan,
and Thomborough-all dafhers Of
the firit :Clafs. What vigilance, zeal
and courage can accomplish, will be
accomplished by them.
Nfwysyk Election. The Houfe Of
afembly of the State of New J ork
is competed Of Teo members. Of
thofc Elected for the next term Of
the Legislature, al are Ls7vaites, 10
CiiatsnianS, and 10 ff1erGhf5.
Hcymaat Camel sf Ctn6r5.-TEis
year, i'll puriuance of provilIon in
their Contribution, the citizens Of
Vermont choofe I3 perfons who are
called The COmcil Of CeniSr5 lit is
the duty of this council, (which is
chofen feptennially) to enquire
whether the Contribution has been
prelerved inviolate, and whether the
legislative and executive branches of
the government have faithfully per-
formed their duty, &c. For thefc
purpoles they are, empowered TO fend
for .perfons, papers and records
pais publisk cenfurss--order i'm
peachments-recommendto to the Le-
giflature the repeating Of Laws which
they deem unconltitutional-T They
may alto calla convention for the
purpcfe of amending the contribution,
&c. Their power continues for one
gear. The following gentlemen are
chofeH forthe prefent term :--Mglts
R95Ml6v, Marx Rieberds, Tapie5 Tar
box, Baary Hag, Wlaiiam Hunter,
Samuel H,a,ti4gtoa, Honsa5 Grstf, Ez.
IA Blhltr, join Nyes 4Apolas 4Agfiz,
Loyaf Cdis, JGliSb fDgs, .Jtaae Clark
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-05-26

It is mentioned in a Dutch paper,
that Mr.. Armfrong, our late extra
ordinary. Ainifer in Paris, was in
Holland to take paaage for the U,
States.-We hope he has been recall
led by the PreGdent.-=Mr. Irving.
Alrt Bowdoin's, Secretary of Lega-
tion, had been on a.viGt to London
frcm Madrid ; but whether on pub
lie or private bufinefs, was not faid.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-05-26
bat the Alderman NOT thinking ,
sbfanfio! committed him for trial.


BOSTON, May -.
BrifaB rSar 4Oitb A!gierj,
Capt. Half, arrived at New York,
from Gibraltar, informs, that a re-
port was curren: at that place, on
the sd April, that Sir Sidney Smith
had been difpatched, to Algiers for
the purpofe of sombarding tha, citf.
The laf Norfolk paper contains
the. following article :-s From a re-
fpeGsbie fouree, we learn that the
Emperor offhe French is in treaty
with Portugual, upon fubjea Of
the frf magnitude. When. we fay
that he is treating with Portugal We
mean in appearance only, becaufe il
is not in the power ofPortugal TO re-
filt his demands. 1t is Hated thar
Portugal is to eede Goa 70 Francs
IN confederation of which Spain is to
ccdc the. Province of Gallieir to Pof@
tugab and thereby give Portugal
fea coat from Cape ST: VINCENT the
fouth weft premontary ofPortugal to
Cape Ortegal, the northern promoa-
.tary Of Spain. - ~
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-12-09
ROnrRT IOHNSTON

pEGs leave to inform his friends and the public.
I'D that he mas removed his Store from the houe he
lately occupied oppoite the Eagle Tavern, to one Of
MIR. Thomas MIitcheli's houfes nearly oppoGte
TO Meirs, Taylor and Browns Vendue Office, whese
he il now opening general afTortment of
DR1' GOODS g TRONMONGERr.
which he viii difpofe of at a moderate profit.
n. B. lie will Rent or Sell his Brick Tenemen, nm
Shoetoe-Fiil, adjoining to MIR. Robert Cordoa's.
October Z. r.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-12-09
JAMES STRATTEN.

Taylor and HALT Nfakrr, from PHILADELPHIA,
RECS leave to inform the gentlemen and ladies of
~ Richmond and the country, that he intends
ryng on the above oufnef, u all It's various branches
being well acquainted with the newell fa!hons, he
hopes from pun&ualty ard aflidu;,y to bulneis, TO
deierve little OF their patronage nothing hall be
wanting on his part to render fatisfa6lon to cuom-
ers; and FOR neat Workmanship, he pledges himfelf
to have it done in the neateh manner.
JAMES STRATTEN,
NJ b. His rehdence is on the Main-S,reet Rich
nnpnd, next door to David Logans.
Oct. IL. 2awtf.
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TO RENT,

Z SffE TENEMENT, which Mrs. Phepoc lately
occupied on the Greet leading by the Govern
or's, coniiaing of large cellar, room ufed as a
kitchen, very well fixed fore, Compiling room,
drawing and bed room, and three AecPing and lurn
Der room in the garret; immediate pohelIon may be
had. Enquire of William F. Aft.
Auyuh % rFN
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[NoLuNr 5.

frequently II pablo meetings-,hey may mske
more no:!'---they may deliver longer speeches !;
they may appear upon the 6ass, bRt fbey arr
rat fts '7A'agsrJ they may appear before the
curtain, but the public fee CLEARLY that they an.
moved about by the Ctenvilles iuG Ike tho!,.
PupPtts which open their eyes and mouths, and
throw about their hands and arms upon pulling
wire between their iegS--they are the dancing
figures, but the Grenvil!es are the niowrnen.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-12-09

THE SUBSCRIBERS, UNDER THE FIRM OF
LESURUR g SAUNDERS,
Inform their .friend5 and The bubEe, that fbey
qUH continue the COMMISSION 6nGnejJ, late
" done by C.. g 4. Saunders. 7bey bromi6
fbe RriaeR attention 10 tie mfereR5 Of t56Je
qvbo may .faOor fi'em qUifb conGgnmenf5.
They a'e HoTy 'eesiviag grHrai and efeaVs aa,feaf
Of GROCERIES, 7pbieb 7eW be e6eyed for E1ke,
W,bofslahe end RetaH on The iozvcF feyms and afl7f
S,egff in be fare Latciy oeenfisfby Me1js. Viqi4m
M'Hf"sie y Go. eppsife lie Yradrr 0Eee IF MIN.
Pyg8fr q MoHewe-anoag 7VGieL tie foiiozpiag
oyf;lI,.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-12-09
JOHN TOMPKINS.

n AS r'e-iDef an clo,fntnt Of GOODS CogEfing of
TTLANNELS, Coatings, Blankets Rote and Dul-
Z He Drabs, Frze, Kerleys Feanought, Cloths, Car
pets and CarPeting, Bombozetts, Swan(down, Patent
Cord, Powder and Shot, Dowlas, Sheeting, Ker-
feymeres, Caiicoes and Mullins, &c. &c. which he
viii dfPoe of very liberal terms, by the piece or
package.
nov. ID, IT,
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NEW.YORK, p,cemhrr

~ the flip Ceres, Rikerr from Liverpool
London papers are received IT the Office OF he
Mercantile Advertiier, to the 10th Of Odober
and by the hip Maria, from Bordeaux, Paris
pspers 10 the 9Th, and Bordeaux to the 10th.
Our elections, which comprzr every inpor-
tant article, are 70 exteuiive as TO fiperccGe
the neceihty OF any editorial abGract.
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WILL Re SOLD,

WILL BE SOLD,
" tbe bg5t7 Iir, fo, yealy MONEY, he 3rexj5,
IsHaav lie 2OB day II Dtsaw5er nest, ~ 9irne Of
Ds.i r. Trga executed By Afaff5'TO BroTen # 4l5'-
sglyls Cgqa!y, 10 Tobp Neboias amt Joba KsLy, 10
E.p,, tie payment efg ,p IF money dae to Jo5a nj.
Sb,shayd NJ Haa,ver County, eSbre6sd in TIE Esid
7yDa, zoiib lgaI hsysG and ejargss attending he EiiI
fLe,
4 F.fRT efBe Tract sfLHND, iyiag in tie
\ N9ritrqyirq, 4pbeycoH fbc f7id Byo7on HvtS
Te m 7r fitf place bsfzoefa fbe bog,5 Of f7oeie and
brse o'eioel, P. NJ.
JOHN NICHOLAS,
JOHW KELL7-,
c5orisHfsHc, NsV. is. eoG
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-12-09
rOR SALE.

FOR SALE,
ME BRICK TENEMENT on Shocko-hill,
IL lately occupied by Doctor James McClurg, and
the WOODEN HOUSE and LOT, formerly oecu-
Told on the premiies, the eighth day of December
next, at Public Auction, to the highell bidder.
The terms of Sale-one third of the purchafe mo-
ney payable in two years-another third payable in
three years, and the remainder in four years Bonds
with two perionai fecurities be approved by the
iubieriber.to be executed by the purchafer,, which
bonds nuh carry nteren from their dates refpe Sve-
ly; the interetf to be paid half yearly.
SAMUEL GREENHOW, N.t,rne,
for Nm. LargSorr, executor Of I'm. Dand,igss, stet
far Dapid Doy,ington and E2Iye.
November u. epted.
ENOCH SULLIVAN,
OFFERS FOX SIZE,
Il! ms Jszpek,y Store, nsarly obtofte TIE E6gHe,
4 COMPLETE Rhortment OF Gold, Gilt, Sil-
1 yer, Plated, Japan'd & Cutlery Ware, YARNS,
lea-Pots, Sugar Diihes, Milk Pos and Spoons,
Rims and Callers and bottle Sliders
silver Watches, Seals, Keys and Chains, and Watch
Materials, Sand Crucibles, Ladies and Gentlencn's
Morocco Pocket Books, and Purles, Glove Ties, e.
iatic Carriers fix Puries, &c. Ivory and bone chef
men and boards, Backgammon Tables, Battle Doors
and Shuttle Cocks, fatin wood Tea Caddes Ladies &
Gentenen's drelling Cafes, patent Sufpenaers, hat
Covers, sc. Guns horferen's and pocket Pinols,
swords and Dirks, fword Knots Belts Saihes, Epau-
iettes, military Feathers, &c. Flutes Flies Drums.
VloiA Strings, &c. Powder Flalls ihot Belts, bird
Nets, gun Hammers and Flints, Whips Canes with
and without Swords, boot Jacks and Hooks, Spurs
f1oFie Phlemes,&c. Raiors and rafer Strops, Having
Boxes and Bruihes, Violet and Windfor Soap, hair
Powder, Bags Paffs * Pomatum, tooth Powder
Ehences, Reaves's Cocrs, tznlbore Needle Cafes.
Pins and Needles, sciRors and Thinbes, hair Lead
and Slate Pencils, Ivory Paper Folders letter Racks
&c. Ivory, Iortoeihe and Horn Combs, goggles
speetaeles and Cafes, key and curtain Rings, Ink
itands, Tobacco and Snuff Boxes, CandleNicks and
Shufters, bread Baikets. Waters Tee T--yc K..=c.
and Forks Britannia Metal Mugs, Tea Pots, te.
and table Spoons, gla(s globe Lamps for Halls, tooth
comb, Cloths hearth Floor, ferub6ng &, ihoe Brufh-
es.
With variety Of other articles connected with the
above enumerated.
Articles Of Jewelly or Silver Ware, will ba execu-
ted to patterns or Description, with difpatch.
Highet price Will be given for old gold or FLYER
+. SUI LIVAN.
Nov. 7. If.
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DISSOLUTION or co PARTNERSHIP.
TaNHE CoPARrNERsHIP Of c. and 7. saun-
ders, isdidolved ny mutual conlenr. An debts
due 10y the concern III be adiuled and paid by Le-
iueur aud Saurdcrs who alone authorized to frt-
tie all claims due to and BY the concern.
G. ~. SAUNDERS.
TARLTON SAUNDERS.
u. B. Thofs indebted arc reque0ed 20 make inn
mediate payment as 10 further indulgence can be e.
ven.
LFsUEUR. & SAUNDERS.
N~v. o.. Il
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JOHN PUMFRFY.

JOHN PUMFRRY.
BOOK BINDER q STATIONER,
" EGS leave to inform his friends and the public.
I'D that lie has removed to the Houre formerly oc.
eupied by Menrs. Dunfmure & Turner, two door,
below his old f}and, where he keeps conAaotly on
hand, made of materials Of the frf quality, and beR
wcrkmanihp,
a VARIETY or
Letter Books, Record Books,
Tnvoice do. : Sheriff. do.
Tobacco do. Pocket Ledger.,
Day do : Memorandum Books ru-
Journals and i,edgers, ed and plain,
Account Current Books, Copy Books,
Bill Books, Cypheriug do.
Receipt do. tJe tJc tTe
With a variety Of other articles ufed in Nero srt;Ie
and Lega. Projections which he offers lor iae on the
moa liberal terms.
LIE HAS ALSO FOR sALr-
Writing Paper of ali Pocket Books and Ia
kinds, bets,
Drawing do Quilts and made Pens of
Biue Bio,ting and Cart various prices,
ridge DO. Penknives,
Wrapping do Specimens and Pocket
Parchment ard PATE do.
boards, : Playing Cards,
Ink Powder Black and Melage do.
Red, Rives Water Colours &
Japan aud Common Ink india Ink.
Durable lux, for mark Lead Pencils Black and
ing on Linen with Red,
pen, Camel Hair Pencils,
Ink-Stands of various Slate and Slate Pencils,
kinds, t5e So.
Likewiie an aTortment Of School Books, and Pa
per Haugings Books ruled and bound to any pattern.
Orders faithfully executed, aud Book Binding Of
every deicriptiDn performed with fidelity and dfpsteh
r. b Elegant Locking Claaes and Prints in bur
mined Cold Frames.
NOV. %. c,-tv
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-12-09
YTRGINIA BANK sToCx...,.los.
isiebmonn prizes Current.
SaIss a. anftian.

IOWFtsg w ~F1s<NF|tFF
On Ta5aay next, at tie YtAare Office sfbe Srgri6.-',
vvK6e fold zeiib0rt yeissve:--
Two Horfes and Cart,
A large quantity of Caitings, &c. &c.
The Honfehold and Kitchen Furniture, belong
ing to the eftate of James Dunlop, deed.
BY order efibs A4DviniRrafOr.
TAYLOR & BROWN, ". MRS.
Nov. %. tdf,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-12-09
Fall GOODS,

REMOVAL.
TsNHE Subfcriber. have removed their COMPT-
A ING HOUSE, from the Mau-Street to one
OF David Buoek's Brick Buildings, at the lower end
oil the Baton, between the Tenements occupied by
C. and I. Saunders, and Norvel, Watt and Bull
ioek-where they continue their purchafes of wheat
rs uiua-They alto keep for fale regular fupply of
Flour, Corn Meal, Hominy and Brax.
THOMAS 8 AMOS LADD.
10 Mo. Sd, 1906. eptf