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Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-03-27

4, ss,rssaii. on The dsp,6,ion oftw, or more
pcftous OF credible charaHcrs. AMI the csni-
h,stc OF c,uni& ,ncd officer. aatisg th. cir.
camtauccs OF the lois. aud the suouat of the
articles tor which compensation N all be claimed.
The privilege 10 underaood to be reierved 20
the Y. 5. OF requiring that uooe of the fapplies.
which nav be tiraihsd under any Of the pro-
potcd consfads. mall be ilfued. until the fop.
plies which have been or may b. fsrnifhed Under
cp'trs.ts now In force. have been coofurned
nod thar fapply in ,dvases may be always re.
llited at any OF the liked plas on the feAboard,
,r Indian ffoaticr, ,aot exceeding thers months,
II. DEARBORN
Sst,eiav Of Var.
Mk the fabicfioers. oslog by The Court Of
Wv Probase, OF the town OF South KiagT-
town. appointed Com milf ,ncrs. TO receive. ex-
anime aud Adult the claims OF the creditors, to
th; ERate OF the Widow ELtZ ABE I'll POT
TER, late of hid South Kiogeown. decesfsa.
rcpfefeuted iafolvent, give notice 20 all pcsfoos
that have demands againR iaid Easte, Co bring
them in TO either Of us. at our rcfpeesivc dwell
lings, within e. monthi from the date hereof
being the time allowed by faid Court for that
psrpoic. No Accouots allowed nalcfs properly
attefted to.
PELEG BROWN. 1 Commit
WILLIAM c, CLARK. 6onen.
And oil pcrfons Indebted TO faid Eas,e. are
reqaeaed to make immediate payment TO
JOHN CONGDON. Admin
South.Kiusao %. March 10th. Iso 6.
NATHANIEL. DEARBORN,
Book-S.LLss Il SrAriosus,
Ne. II. Thames. Strssf. sspef~ Nv. qeso~)s~S's
Ce6fs- Hss/s, if essfixssiy yresipise ad5isisss
10 biz Bsak Sfsre. ssd az be bixxf all biz bsoks,
bis es6s~sn ma, dsfs~i "a. .f,srg bi~disg--ssss
on bssa,
X MORSE'5 Gazetteer, 4 volumes.
1V1 New a0d improved edit. Letter Writer.
Improved edition Of Perrys Dictionary, up.
wards OF thouisnd more wofds than asy
: former edition. -
All Of Lindley Marray's very valuable wofks,
Chsrch Prayer Books. elegant and plain.
Waite Palms and Hymns, do. do.
Adam latin Grammar,
SCOTS Lcaons.
Elemeau Of UfefoI Knowledge. vols.
Walfh's Mercantile Ari,hmetic,
DabcIrs. Roots, do.
Farmef's Almanack for 1906.
A Variety Of Elegant Books for ChiIdrea, with
eugTavings.
A great variety Of SCHOOL BOOKS. whole
faIc and retail. very cheap.
STATIONARY, of all kinds.
B'sck aud gilt edged Letter. Billet, aud common
Paper. per Rcam or QyiIc.
Excellent Drawing Paper. s cests ffcet.
Imperial, SsPer- Royal, Msdium aud Danny Pa.
per.
QaiIh bca quality, from No. 6to Is.
Red and Black lax ia visls.
lux Powder. dox. or fingic.
Slates. great variety.
Lad Pencils. Sealing Wax. waf.rs. InkNaads,
Memorandum Poke, Books. &c. &c.
ACCOUNT BOOKS.
OF all iixes, good paoer. well bound, and chesp.
BOOK K-BINDiNC,
in all in .sanches done with elegance, dnra.
b'lry and diipasch. Specimens may be fcen as
the Bindcry. No. IT, Thsmes-Strccf. If
Newport. March I9, 1906.
Garden Seeds.
HALL at ]. Taylor's Medicine Store. Noe
a .k...
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-03-27

Tceetk.f With no nbcr OF other articles.
Dry Csods and Cr0eksry-Wars.
COO ~. warranted falt pstred HAMS.
6rkins Hoss Lard.
4 DO. Butter.
Tie BAKING BUSINESS,
Il carried oo by them in I'll its bsanehes.--
They coae ,otly keep On hsod, Pilot, Navy,
sod Ship BREAD, fuGcieot 10 fappIy any
velfel as the ihortea notice. ssd on the moA
roafoosble serms--wsrssnfed eqssI 10 any bsk-
ed ia shis STATE, or imported from the Soo'h-
ward. for keeping dosing the Ioags& voyages.
Newport, March a6. 1905.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-03-27
Mr.. BisssE,

Mr.. BIsBEE,
The polible apprehension that :" Aa Elcgy on a
R;chMaa." pubfhedia your paper, ,ofshe 1 3 init.
might give umbrsge 10 the feeling, say v,la-
able friend, indaccs the writer TO declare, that
his pen wa. no, governed by the ,gb,sS jsnti~
esf of dy,tfpe9 for the deeeafed. nor the rswsies
Ga6sSDs for any of .he farviving confaagdiai-
ty: He hopes that the good nature aod under
fanding of the reader will prevent him from at
,schios the icrioutned of protc diiqsiGtion TO
poetic tffi6on, which was ioIcly the refult of
facc,ious moment, and the ofr,pring of az un-
oifending heart: /: And were the reader perfusd-
ed thar acthing bat the impotence OF ii'ibcsai,y
and ignorance. however nuftured 10 the OBJ Dv-
RAcY OF Aos or imnatarity Of youth, ccsld
lnprte 70 fuch an odiack production, an Ma
vor,hineh Of motive, he would fufpend bis fen
teacc a, lcait until deliberate examination. The
writer however repofes in the confidence, that
he csnnot. by iuch carcefs proIu ions, prejudice
the heart Of friendhip, csndour or intelligence |;
from foch alone he expeets--from lach alone
he folicits continued indulgence to claim in
their good will.
At q Republican Convention, holden az EAT.
Greenwich, on the third day Of the lat fefiion
Of the General AHembly, in which. each town
-in the Ratc, with one or two exceptions, was
seprcientca in proportion 10 its number Of dsle-
gates in the General AGcmbiy the following
gentlemen were feceted ss proper ccndids.es fos
the Offices 20 which their names arc here affixed,
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-03-27

ITO their Cuaomer aod the public in eenes.
i al, for their csaom shc lsR year, hoping
for . con,inuzncc---ss every attention will bo
paid 70 the bulnefs. add the fmallef favor erate-
fully ackaowIedged. They now Offer at whole
fals or retail, at their old fand, No. ss, Broad-
Street, oppo6te the Hsy-Ssaes. the following
articles, viz. =.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-03-27

HALL at Tzylor's Medicine Store, Noe
~ I48, Thame-Strest, where you may ba
iuppIed With . great variety Of GARDEN
SEEDS. Of the lateA importation it;ng
of the different kinds Of Peas, Beans, Csbbsgcs,
Leusce. Radiih. Taroip. Carrot. Beet. Pah-
nip, Oaion, Sqaaih, Cucumber, &c. SC. &c.
NJ. 3. Drugs. Mcdiciues. Spices, Paints,
Dyeaufi. sc. &c. &c. az ufssl.
Nswpsr. Msyeb zs,b, 1906. 6w.
MOsrs e WILLIAM THURsroN.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-12-25
MUNGO PARK.

A few months fnee we publiihed an account,
which we received from Africa, of the death of
Mungo Park, at Seg0, the capital of Baubarra, upon
the banks OF the river Niger. 1t has Gnce been
thought to have been premature upon the authority
of letter received and publiihed in London. From
the refpettability of informant, no doubt reed
upon our minds of tie fact. We have now the un-
Pleaiant talk of again repeating, upon the authority
OF gentleman who has jun arrived from Africa that
no doub, remains of Mr.. Parks death He has feen
and converted with feveral people upon the Ri.
P0"gu, from Stg0, who affirm is to be correct a. We
had Hated it. IL was always deemed in Africa We .
ry impolitic meafure to travel through the interior
OF that country with military force. He arrived
at Sgo with Blu, few of hi, followers having LOFT the
greatet number OF them, his Journey by ficknefs.
he remainder were off, it is believed, by the
kings orders. Stgais the refidence of the king of
5a06arra, and contains about thirty thouland inha.
btants Thus we have to dsplore the lofs of one
OF the mott ent'rprifng and learned men, tina. ever
attempted % make us acquainted with the interior of
that bar.arous country. His abors were as ufeu to
iociety as they honorable and conmendable to
hmfelf-and if the hand of treachery has numbered
nun with the dead-he fell in promoting the nterefls
OF the civilized world.
Cbss. Courier.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-12-25
FOR THE ENQUIRER.


rhe following piece, as literary competition,
is uncommonly intereting but like all other
forgeries, when carried too far, it detroys it's
own deGgu. The prophecy is much too
prscife and explicit )" the turn of CONVEX.
fation is too deliberately directed to particular
points there is in truth TOO much of fubftan-
tial fatf in it, not mott evidently to thew that
the prediction was never formed till after its
own accomp,ifhment.-C azottemuft have been
more than man, to have been 70 juf proph-
ct !; & Laiharp NUT be more than an enthuiiaft
To have given him that character. As to the re-
fleciions, which it levels by a fide blow at the
cauie of phoiophy, they are founded upon
miltaken calculation of caufes. 1t was
not philoiophy, that aaned the French re-
yolution with blood it was king-craft, no.
bility-craft, and prief-craft. 1t was not
that the people were too enlightened, but
that their government was too opprsfiive.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-12-25
AYALUABLE FARM-FoR SAFE.

II VALUdBLE FARN-FOP SALE
4 AM diipofed to fell that valuable tract of LAND,
whereon at prefent refide, fituated in the County
OF Amelia, on Snaeks Creek, containing by eamation
about 600 acres this tract is about $50 acres of
high wood Land, well tim5ered, and of good quail
y, alto about so acres OF low ground heavily timber
ed and of prime quality, for Tobacco grafs. The
improvements conha Of & well fnilhed Dwell
ling Houie with two rooms and Paaage both below
and above fairs, Kitchen, Dairy, oke-Houfe,
Barns, &c.
1t lis deemed unnecefIary give minute detail of
all the advantages of this Land, it being prefumed &
requeted, that thofe dpofed to purchafe will firl
view the premfes
TERMs.-One third cath and the balance in e.
quail annual nftalments, Poifefion will be given in
time to fow crop of wheat in the enfuing fall. APP
pcaton to be made to the iubicriber the preniies
by letter or otherwiCe. JAMES T. RoYALL.
Amelia, Dec Is. If.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-12-25
LAND FOR SALE BIZ THE SUBSCRIBERS,
II In MsxthusI..L.-d Ce...s.

LAND FOR SALE BIZ THE SUBSCRIBERS,
Il In Msyfbzm5s,Laad County,
LIGHT hundred acres called Exeter Lodge,
reGdence Of the late Col. John Gordon; Good Far
ming Land, adapted to the growth of corn, wheat &
tobacco; on this trae, which lays on Yeocomiceo
branch of Potomac River, there is large Brick
Dwelling Houfe, within 200 yards of uavigabe wa
ter Astounding with oyiters equal any in Virginia,
fifth and wild fowl in abundance, and remarkable
healthy ituation.
In Farqaie, County,
About 200 acres wood Land, adjoining Mrs. James
and MIR. Euiace, near Elkrun Church.
In Caroline County,
Twenty-ieven hundred acres, being part Of what is
called Bromley Chafe.
In Spsttlyivenia County,
One hundred acres wood Land, adjoining Col IN
the middle Tenement in the Brick Buildings in the
Town of Fredericksburg.
In Caipttper Comfy,
Nine hundred & iixty acres, adjoining Landon Car
ter, Efqrs farm on Rappahannock River, at Normans
Ford, eight hundred and fifteen acres adjoining VIM
c. Carter, Efqr. and Col. M. Green, two thirds of
this Tract is in wood, & the whole of equal quality TO
any high Land in the county, alto about eleven hun
dred in the Little Fork laid out and rented in
fn,al farm.
dnd in di5cuayie Csunfy,
That elegant and well known place called Blenheim,
containing by late furvey thoufand nine hundred
acres, which will be fold altogether or divided into
Lots to fuis purchafers
The whole or any part OF the above property, will be
fold on very low terms, payable one third in cath or
in country produce giving deeds, and for the ba-
lance long credits will be given the payment being -
cred on the property.
COLIN & JAMES ROSS.
Fredericksburg, Dec. g.. sw.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-12-25

BY areiou,on OF the Common Cop,,cii IS an. ~.
OF Richmond, palied the i1th Of December ,soe.
the Clerk OF the faid Council is dire9ea 10 canls
to De Pubihhed IN the Enquirer, the fr and fecond
iections Of an Ordinance entitled An Ordinance
to ehabliih'ng regular police in the City Of
Richmond and its liberties" pafled on thas day.
once week for three weeks fncceiiiyey. vvb;ch
feetions are as follow 49,.
CEC. ]. BE 1t ordained by the Preiident and Com,
~ mon Council OF the City of Richmond mi Com.
mon Hall attended, and it is hereby ordained bv The
authority OF the lame, that every perfon who nan
hereafter move to the fad city, fhall, within on.
month after he or ihe fhall remove to the fame, re-
port to the mayor for the time being whether il be
his or her with to become reident thereof and the
occupation, If any, purified by him or her. and alf
the number of free perions belonging to his or her
ianniy aicertaining therein their names, ages and
iexss; wherenpoN the faid mayor with the concur
renee OF ioale other nsgarate of the city, may, if
sheyiee eaufe, rule iuch perfon to give feearity, in
iueh ium as the5 may think fufcient, that he or fe.
his or her family or any member thereof wilt nor
within the fpace of twelve months becon,. a cb,rrs
10 the city, and that he or ihe WILL during that term,
pay all taxes and aiiements of the CORPORATION. and
every perion failing to make fuch repor, and r., DIV.
iuch ieeurity when required all be liable 20 be r.
moved from the city at the dicretion of any two ma
g'trates thereof. On failure Of isch information be-
ing given to the Mayor by any perfun REMOVING 70
this city within the time fpeci6ed any conflsble who
may fra give faeh nfornlation fha he entitled 70
receive from every perlon twenty five cents for each
member Of his family which may have been 70 re.
Portedby iuch confabe be recoverable by wzrrsrt
before any Magtrate, if payment thereof be refued
Sec. Cd. And he it further ordained tina, eyetx
perlon reiding within the city who is owner o laves
hall annually in the month of March, ree;ller w,fh
the comniioner of the city all the aves in hi,
or her potteiton, designating their names, ages, a.d
ieSes and that all Perons redng within the sy or i,s
bers;e', who hire tlaves by the year, iia il, like
manner in the faid month of March, eiher with she
!ad conniiiioner, the names of all laves hired by him
orher and the names Of the perion or perfoi,s OF
whom the fame hal be hired sand any peron or per-
fons who mall hire Gave. from Others who all fail
to make zach RICHTER ha forfeit and pay the fun Of
one Dollar fer each fave hired by him and no, reef
tered And all owners of lsves who ihall fail e.
make regry of iach iaves according to the direct;
ons of tbs Ordinance, all forfeit and pay the fun of
one Dollar, which penalties lhal be recovered bv
warrant before any magarare, one rnoiety for the
ule OF the nlOrmer, and the other fer the benefit of
the city.
The ordinance from which the above fec.
tions are taken commences and will be in force on
the trf day of February next
N. SHEPPARD. c. q q
December %. iaw9t.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-12-25

hall be xnowed carriage covered with black cloth
I" No Madam; ladies of ilill higher rank than your
felf will be drawn in cart with their hands tied be-
hind them" Ladies of higher rank who can
they be ?" The princefIes Of the blood royal Of
aill higher rank than--" Here the company was
in viible emotions; deep gloom overfpread the maj:
ter of the houfe and they felt that the Joke had been
carried too far. Madame de Grammont, in order to
bring back the conversation agreeable tone,
coutented herfelf with obierving they will howe
yer, let me have a confefior -" No, madam, nobo-
dy will have any the lat condemned perfon to
whom it will be allowed a favor will be- He
Panfed moment-a will be the king of France"
The hoa rofe abruptly from the table, and his e.-
ample was followed by all his gseas. He went up
to M. Gazette, your gloomy fances have lated too
long; you go too far, you might commit yourie and
the whole company" Gazette took his hat, and WIS
about to retire without faying a word. Madame de
Grammont who always avoided every thing like gra-
witty, detained him, faying Dear Mr. Prophet, we
have ttened long to your prophecies concerning us,
but you have not iaid word concerning yourfeif."
Gazette paufed for fome time; his eyes were bedim-
med with tears. Have you, madam, read the
feige of Jerufalen, by the hi(toran oephus." I'm
doubtedly, who is there but has! But continue as
though had not" well, then, madam, during
tins ieige man went for even days round the
parts of the city, in the face of the beegng Romans
and OF lh. beiieged Jews, inccilantly crying, with
voice OF thunder, Woe to thee Jerutalem!' On the
ieventh day he exclaimed" Woe to thee Jerulalen,
woe to nyfefr aud, at the fame moment, prodigi-
Gus Rome, discharged by the enemys machines, dafh-
ed him to pieces" After this anfwer, Gazette bow
ed and withdrew.
Let the reader open the h(tory of the revolution,
and he will find how, and in what day. the
nounced in 1888 were accomplished in the year,
1892, 3 and 4. Laharpe, is well known, efcaped,
but the atrocities of the revolution, which he looked
upon as the confequence of what denominated
phiioophy, made fuch an imprefhon upon him, tina,
in his lat years, he became one of the mott jealous
defenders of that religion which he had before 70 l-
rouly attacked.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-12-25
A GOOD BARGAIN.
FOR sale,

MAT qveN knoqun TRACT OF LAND,
l. THE sAPLING GROVE, thirteen miles Be.
lO7v tie toqon Of Abinelon, in Hiql1inetOn COIN.
", Virginia. containing one tboafand, fax bunIrsa
acres, and Including tie plantation evbeyeon TIE
late general Evan Sbsi6y E7,sd. TIE cuk0Is Of
ribs trad is is4'ei; great payt Of it's canal in
quality to agy land on tie Hfjgrn evaters, ba,.
many qey tine Jfoyingt upon it, and a Rreay.
rnni'sg fbrOrgbif, irritable for any Kind Of Wa.er
Works, at all /eolonJ offbeye
rs q pnrehale,' aooui1 eboete to vietu' the ire
s,jss, any farther dsjeriptioa Of tie Lard, or Of
The z'Aiaabh Farm thereon, is Uanerelar,. TIs
tile IL iaajPmable. To byegsnt trouble, tie
price is ten fbonfand doh'arJ, parable in lire
equal annual payments. Likeiy Raz,es qviU Be-
taken far any Part Of bepwchaf money.
ISAAC SHELBY.
Lincoln Comtg (K.) Moz. 2s. Iaflomg.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-12-25

A GREAT Bargain offered in 7s5 acres Of
"A LAND, lying in King & Queencounty, one & an
half miles from York River, and bounded by Po-
repotank Creek, the Lands of captain William Shac-
kleford and Zacharah Shackleford. This land is L.
vel, fertile and we'll tmbered, with tolerable good
buildings and excellent water-'The abundance of fin
and oyiters at the very ipot may alto be mentioned
as great nducement to any perfon wiihing to pur-
ehaie. This Land may be had low for cath, or
good bonds at fhort payment For further particu-
lars apply to John H. Smith, or to the fubicriber
JOHN TEMPLE.
Walkertou, September &c. If.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-12-25
John ALCOCK,


INFORMS tie Citisens Of Richmond, and tie euETe
mgenerai, that be has noordtO tie City of Richmond,
zpbere be has opened complete a0s.nenf of z,eJan-
dize, nest 6oar TO A4aOis. PyoDfr and MOneH, 81
PenaHe Store, and eppsGte tie Eash; fOaGifiae
PANTY oftbe fo2ozving article, -
4 n teel and German do
Caieel Files OF every defcripton,
Till Locks, brafS and iron,
Wood Screws of every Gze,
Sd. i'd. & Cd. wrought Sprigs,
lod. < God wrought Nails,
I'd. & Sd fine drawn Clouts,
Saddler's Taoks of every iize,
Brais Nails, Straining & Grit Webb,
Plated Bride Bits alIorted,
Do. ftirrup Irons do.
Brafs mounted Feel blade Squares,
Brais and Iron chamber door Locks of every
6Ze,
Stock Locks of all fzes,
Looking and Ladies dreiiing Glanes,
Plated Moulding,
Silver mounted Whips of every fze,
Carpenters & Joners Tools of every delcrip-
ton,
dJro, an aDorfincnt Of DRY GOODS.
Superfine Cloths and Caiimeres,
Bennet's Velvet and Patent Cord,
Manchester Stufs,
Fashionable Silk Hofe,
Role and Duffell Blankets,
Coarle Linens and number Of other art-
ees too tedious TO ner all of which will behold low.
December l3. If.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-12-25

a Ii peyions haa'iag claims agaiuR tie e,qnte
n Of John Hoomes, deed. of TIE Bozvline-
Green, are reqaetfed to make them knozvn, that
Pro1jfon maybe made for a final ./eftiement.-
And tbo/e indebted muR make immediate pay
ment to JOHN HOOMES, and
JOHN G. VOOLFOLK,
Executors Of John HoomeJ, deed.
Jan. 90, 1906. If
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-12-25
DISSOLUTION OF co-PARTNERSHIp
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE,
TNHE LOT and HOUSES whereon 9oba Hauil-
Il ton, Efq. the Britilh Conful, refdes: on it are
three rory Dwelling Houfe, an Office and Kitchen
and other necefary Houfes for family ufe Well OF
good Water newly fitted, and Garden lately paiIed
in, Ware Hohe and Cellar under it the remains
Of Wharf, which will make good foundation to
build with all the privileges of lots tuated on
the river, of extending wharf
ALso-27i4 Acres of well timbered LAND, with
good Fifhery Willoughbys Bay, taking in the
mouth and part of Maon's Creek, where the beit oil
oyfers and Fin can be conveniently taken.
ALso-A LOT in Smith6eld, between Mrs. Pur-
de- aud Captain Todd's lots-For terms apply to
THOMAS NEWTON.
Auguh 90. (tf1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-12-25
JAMES STRATTEN.

JhNiEO . NM EN-, -,
Taylor and Habit 1daksv, firm PHILADELPHIA
y leave to inform the gentlemen and ladies oil
ID Richmond and the country, that he intends car
rying the above ouneis in all its various branches;
being well acquainted with the neweA fafhions, he
hopes from pu;itsuaty and alliduity bulines, to
deierve little OF their patronage, nothing ihall be
wanting on his part to render iatsiaetion euom-
crs; and for neat workman!hip, he pledges himielf
to have it done in the neateR manner.
JAMES SrRATTEN,
N. B. His relidenoe IS on the Main-Street Rich
mond. next door to David Loeans.
Oct. IL. 2awtf.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-12-25
SELLING OFF CHEAP.

NJ u B. MyeyJ, intending to define he retail bfae,
btr TO, Jaie, at reduced preI, tie 7obois any part
offbeir P,9tnigoeI Of
DIR GOODS,
C'gGRi@g eta Vari,ty IF gfm and feion0JLe artieiy-
70 wTT
I RISH LINENS, Flanders Sheetings, Oznaburgs,
a Heilians, Long-lawns, Linen and Cotton Cam
bricks, Superhne and lecond Broad Cloth and Ker-
feymeres, Blankets, Coatings and Fannels, Bennets'
and Fancy cords aud Velvets, Swaufdown and Mole
ikns, Rich hgurd Satins Silver Mullins, Sareenets
Italian Luteltrings, Cotton and Silk Chambrays of
very handiome patterns. few excellent fix PeIes,
Gloves and Hoiery, elegant PIumes, wreaths and fam
ey Head Ornaments, variety Of handfome Ribbons
Table Cloths and Napkins in fets. Sd Ia & 1914
Diapers. few fets of China in boxes Of 40 pieces.
Sets OF Cut Clals Decanters, Wine and Turnblers,
glals Bowls, fpecie-bottles, Hall Lamps, &c. &c.
Thoie who buy with eah, will be allowed very
liberal Difcount, which will be suereaed according to
the augmentation Of the amount of their purehae at
any enc time. On any fums of conlequence, Gre
dit if required will be given of three to fix months
The purehaier giving approved negotiable paper.
For iale, afo, as ufual, complete sfortment q
Dutch Boiling Cloths. Dec. IL. eptf.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-12-25
SALE OF SHARES

IN THE RICHMOND TURNPIKE COMPANY.
In Pnfnaase sfa Rso1tiOa,,ffJf P,sdenf and Dire
Iors Of be RiebmOnd TsynSits COMPANY, peDsSaf bsy
meeting bell at ESzOarS HaiianS Tavern, in tie CITY
Of Riebgoad, or The 1ofb day Of Bis month
MILL be fold at Auction, at the Eagle-Tavern
Wv in the faid City, on the 9TH day of next
month, all SHARES belonging to delinquent Stock
holders in the fad Company.
N. SHEPPARD, Tteefver.
December Is. tJf.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-12-25
NOTICE..

~ NOTICE.
Il HE Annual Meeting of the Stockholders, in The
BANK Of Virginia, for the purpose of appointing
Directors of the Bank, and the several Offices Of Dis
count and Deposit will be held in the City of Rich
mond, on Mond.,y the fifth of January next.
JOHN BROCKENBROUGH.
Dec. 5. ept5J.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-12-25
ADVERTISEMENT

vEHE fubfcriber is very deGrous of taking in
L WRITING of any kind during the winter
evenings. JOSEPH JACKSON.
N B. A few very handfome LONBARDY POP
LAR TREES for fale, at his place Of reGdence, on
hocke-hill IT.
December Is. I'm.