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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-07-18
VOLUN rEER,
BY N. X. Thomas--rhe ORATOR of the D.
SELECTED ToAsrs ON THE A.. or u,1 "

II,Y
BALrIMosE-Thc Preiieot of the United States.
may the probation of5aia century and tyi4ubbaat .a
1H'a8ee be crowned by people who can dilcern and
reward.
George Clinton hoary head that has eur, been
found IN the way OF ri Shteoufnefs.
Connerce-alay IT range thro' every region free
as the wind that fills IT'S Canvas
The American Fair-.may they love that liberty
which ahures them an equality with man.
TIE departed Heroes IF orr Revoiution---A grateful
Poiterity will emba!m their memories With a lively
recoleetion of their glorious deeds.
Irnst'7, P,ebhs and t5s f.po D,-aturs--Thoayh
rocked only in the infant cradle of navy, they hav-
yet performed tie leats Of giants.
The Tar5 of f1eries--- Nay their voluntary ferv,
ees in our Own Hips be 70 cheriiled AMI r. var le
their country, that they may neither feek fa,ei
nor be impreiied into foreei f~ryice.
The native A-eriean Tree of Libe,ty Of Be g,s,y,5
81 Nay the people always ,l,tinsuih it lro N
e*ofief oftbe prJcnt dry.
General Eaten aud his brave folio sers---Mly OF,
country always dePate iach an em5lgy, whsn t,i6.,
is demanded Of her.
plentiful fupp!y of bsno, that no man when
opportunity Offers. may want balier 10 craze ID
"ee5 Of captain Wba6y.
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SPoTSWoOD LIPSCoMgK.
July 18.
July Is.
SAMUEL BARREL,
BOOT IND SHOE-MAKE

Z INFORMS his friends and the public in general.
that he has taken the fhop next door above the
Once OF the Enquirer, and opppfitc Mr.. A. Dlvis's
Printing Otcs- where he will execute all burnels
IN hrs line, the lhoret notice, either mems or wo
mems Shoes, &c.
Iuly ~. nfN
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SrRAYED OR STOLEN,

IRON the counnns of this city On sa,urd,v m.
ll'h militant: btck HORSE, with im,ll
"h'ts fp1t in ais forehead, hanging name and Cyuch
tau about four feet ten inches hish fappolei 10 be
ieyen years Old al prng has worked the greater part
OF the Preient year, IN cn'equence of which his tides
are much rubbed with the geer a reward If five dol
lars vii be paid for the delivery IF the Iorfe, or if
"oien Oh conviction of the thief, further reward of
twenty dollars.
sPoTSWoOD LIPSCoMBE.
)'T TO- (oAwtf)
LEXANOER STU ART, Er1uire, of Rich
D. mond aud Col. William Daniel, of Cumberland
county, are 10 obg'ng as 10 undertake my Law buff.
nets ne former viii give MS attention to it in the
federal court and in the court of appeals The latter
IN the hyperion of chancery for the Richmond diff
tri3.
July 10. GG
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LAND--FOR SHE.

Hgyesabiy II dsyec ef5s Hig5 Cont Of cbgaeyy To-,
NE l'ie5morf dF,i7, 7oiH be Jaid, to f5s bigbea
bdffy, for 1eafy moaey, br pysmls5, on SatsydIy
the aiab dIyef Aagga nett,
q TRACT Of LAND in CheferfelI county.
ten miles from Petersburg, containing abou, two
hundred acres, and known by the name of Olb,rne,:
to issy debt due by the ella,e of John Oborne de-
eeaied, to Addition Day.
THE COMMISSIONERS.
July is. (etsV1
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Po1Vfr Of A1oyAey to dra7O TIE DiUidead on
Baak Stock.
KNOW all men by thefe prelents, That
OF do hereby eonnitute and
appoint 10 receive aud give re-
eeiPts tor all Dividends now due, or which may be-
come due on barssto
belonging in the capital or joint tock Of the Prefdent,
Directors and Company OF the Back Of VirgIula.
In Witneis Whereof, have fst
hind and Zeal this day of
in the year
SigSrs ard dsTvasIia tie 6ysfs-.s Of
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-07-18

By which it appears that the whole of the Greek
eNpor % European nations, amounts to nine ii9sns
OF dollars, while the Importation does amount to
cHs 6sF the tum;-which leaves balance of the fur
plus in favor Of Greece-and this they receive in pe-
Gle.
(Te be continued
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FOR LONDON,

FOX LONDON,
~ Inc TAFT iaiiing American fhs
VA9-Sg['N AVERiCk,
SSiL.lk,sA.c Captain DECosr, lying at BermsSs
sAs@-sksSs3Ess hundred; VIII lai about the ut Az
gut For PaiiAge only, (havng excellent aeeomno.
datons), apply to the Captain on boar1, orto
WILLIAM BROWN & Co.
dehmoad, July Is,
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
y LII parions are iorewHned from putting any
n loading on board OF my Boats, TO be eatt,.J
down or up the river, except be By my eon,sn, M
writing DANIEL COUCH.
Luuehburg, July Is. tswq
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TO BE SOLD,

TO BE SOLD,
ut f5s Wbife CbfHHcJ, .for yeady money, O.,
Heaae,aT the Esd igJ9mf:
q Very ine HORSE, che property OF II. G. Le-
tn<, 20 iAt',y tne eApenees oil the laid EIoris or
upwards OF Seven months.
FRANCIS GALVAN.
July 10. Sc
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-03-18
Latest from Europe.

TIE .fsHowing MOST IMPORTANT
INTELLIGENCE has oeen received
by an arrival az Ncy. York from Bor-
deaur.
The emperor of Germany has de-
manded an armistice for his troops,
which has boen granted him. He has
demanded one for the Russian troops
who were at the battle of Austerlitz.
OF the 10000 Russians, 10000 no
longer exist; the rest, without either
artillery or baggage, and surrounded
by the French army, could not es-
cape but by the favor of an armistice.
His majesty the emperor has had the
generosity to grant it under condition
that the Russians shall evacuate, by
stages, Germany and the two Gallici-
as, and shall return home. To the
apparent negotiations, by which the
enemy hattered himself to surprize
the vigilance of his majesty the en-
peror of the French, will directly sue
coed real negotiations, the results of
which must be an honorable and sure
peace. (Moniteur.)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-03-18
THIRTIETH BULLETIN OF THE
GRAND ARMY.
.h,nfet1tz, f2M R,imaire, vear Ia,

The 9th Frlmalrc, the emperor, up.
on receiving the communication Of
the full powers of Messrs. de Stadium
md Gle Outlay, offered previously an
armistice, for the purpose OF sparing
the eifusion of blood, if the enemy
really had mind TO make an arrange
ment asI.l come to dehnitive accom-
mediation.
But it was easy for the emperor to
perceive that the enemy had other pro-
jects and the hope of success could
not come to the enemy but from the
side of the Russian army, he easily
conjectured that the negotiations were
no longer any thing more than yasse
de g4srre to hull his vigilance.
1'he7th at nine O'Clock in the morn
ing, a cloud Of Cossacks, supported
J he Russian cavalry, made the adj
led posts of prince Murat fall
5sck, surrounded Vischau aud took
there SO men on foot of the 9th repi-
ment of dragons. In the course OF
,e day, the emperor of Russia re-
paired to Vischau, and the whole Rus
sian army took position behind that
town.
The emperor sent his aid-de-camp,
gen. Savary, to compliment the en-
peror OF Russia as soon as he was APP
Priscd OF that prince being arrived at
the army. Gen. Savary returned at
the moment when the emperor was
accommodating the fires of the enemy's
6iv0nac placed at Vischau. He bes-
towed great praise en- the good recep-
ton, the graces and good personal
sentiments of the emperor of Russia.
and even of the grand duke Constan-
tine, who showed him every kiad of
care and attention but it was easy
for him to perceive from the series of
conversations which he had for three
days with about thirty eoxcombs, who,
lnder different titles, surround the
emperor of Russia, that presumption,
imprudence and Inconsistency would
reign III the decisions of the military
cabinet, as they had reigned in tho Sc
of the political one.
An army thus conducted, couldnot
be long without committing faults.
The empcror's plan was from that
moment to wait for these faults, and
TO watch the moment of pro6ting Of
them. He Immediately gave orders
tor his army TO retreat; retired bv
night as ifhe had met with defeat.
teok a good position three leagues
behind, caused his men to work with
great oslcntation in terrifying it, and
lii erecting batteries.
He proposed an interview to the
emperor of Russia, who sent him his
aid-de-csmp, prince Dolgorouski: this
afd-de-camp might remark that every
thing in the countenance of the French
army denoted reserve and timidity.
The placing of large guards, the fortii-
fcations making in the utmost haste.
all showed the Russian officer an ar
my half beaten.
Against the custom of the emperor,
who never receives with so much cir
. cumspection flags Of truce at his head
quarters, he repaired himself to mis-
advanced posts. After the first COM
pliments, the Russian officer attempt
ed TO start political questions. He as
suned upon every thing WITH an i'm
pertinence difficult to be imagined ::
he was in the most absolute ignorance
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-03-18
Austerlitz, la,h Frimairs.

~SN~'"'@, i$sh rrimalrss
SOLDIERS,
am SATISFIED With you you have in tha
engagement OF AusteriItz, justified what
expected FROM our intrspidity. You
have decorated your eagle with an inn
mortal sIory. Ana army Of 100000 men.
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BRrAD.BAKINC.

s-V-STfE subscriber takes the opportunity OF
acauaintirlg his friends and the publlcin
general, that he has removed to town again
and has taken the house and bake-house tor
merly occupied BY Mr.. Edwards, baker, on
Faiirfa x-street, nearly opposite the Presbyte-
:rian church where lie carries on the Loajf-
5read-6aking 5usiaessin all its various branch
.es Families who wish 10 have their own Hour
baked can be furnished with bread pound for
pound, and lie will constantly keep the best
Sapetfne Flour by retail, at the most reduced
rate "A he means neither to spare labor nor
pains as well as due attent1on, ne hopes, from
the knowledge he has OF the business alter
serving an apprenticeship tot, to share part
Of the public patronage.
Samuel Cooper
Septe mber I6. diw2tawl w -
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This is to give Notice,

sTTcHAT the subscriber OF AlexaTadrla coun-
ty,. IN the district Of Columbia, hath OBJ
Sstaincd from the orphans court Of said county
lettcrs of adnainisTa on this personal estate
sscf Yzouas Crandeigl, hate Of The county aiore-
said deceased ali person having Claims a.
sasa;nst the said deceased, are hereby repaired
( so exhibit thc1nsaish the vouchers thereof 60
stfe subscriber, on or bcfors the 25th OF Fe-
lbruary next, or they may by aay be excluded
irorn ALI benefit TO said estate. Given under
Sspy hand this 18th day of August, 1906.
Sarah Crandesl, Aasz <.
August ss. aaF6w
NJ b. All PERSONS indebted TO the above
Estate, are requested 20 Raake Immediate pay
-xnent r., the misunderstanding.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-09-24
Or. Rayfon's Anti Bilious Pts,
or. Family PhvHc.

The extraordinary celebrity thele pills have
gained, the uuivedal demand fer Them and efieen
Of which theya are held by medical men Of the fra
ens'nrnce. are fafcient Testimonials of their IN
,triallc worth. In great coles araiudden attacks
ct difordess, aneariy ute Of thefepilIs Often pre-
daees the happiea effrfts, and taksn once IN eight
OF ten daysiR csfer of indigestion, hrsdachs, diz.
sssess, pains in the aomach and bowels, dyfen-
tries, disreheas, dropiiss, &c. and Iibersl
'dse OF my anti billions bitteran the intermediate
time has relieved patients aimoR TO miracle
price 2 cents box.
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Thirty Dollars Reuurd.

> AN AWAY, from the subscriber %
H. Sunday night last. negro man, named
yep EyN. whoealis himself Stqthen zan
ION; about:S5 pears of age, and about ) feelu
caches .higk, strong made, broad face, nlSh
checks and coarse honey features--he was lot
merry used totWork in vessel as acook, Snl'l
he understands tolerable well, also Washing
and house work, which he has been accustoli'
ed to occasionally. Took with him ahat Sen'
brown broad cloth coat, dark striped NOV
skin jacket, a pair corduroy pantaloons mean :,
white, and a pair nankeen ditto, some wn'J
linen shirts, and an oznabnrg shirt and par y
trousers, also a black fur hat, and is suppo'e'
70 have other cloaths not particularly know,
IS alremarkable artful fellow and WIZ ln =,
-ly change has name and cloaths, and aso -
have got pass.--Masters Of vessels a1' ~
other persons are warned not to harbor OF ~
.ploy said fellow in any manner whatever
Whosoeyer apprehends said fellew ana Sc
cures him in any gaol within the state Of Ma.
rylandpr District of Columbia, SO thai se'
him again, shall receive a reward OF ven1y
Dollars, if within Is miles from hone''
above that distance and within he state gore
said, Twenty-Five Dollars, and it out ol. :.s
state or District aforesaid, or within the Wy Wy
of Baltimore, the above reward and al i'A'
sonable charges if brought home.
Thomas P. Wilton.
Montgomery Court House, ma
rylaad, 6tt .4ngust, 1906. ) ~ .,.a
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raa received diirsea from the Patentees and
70 ri SsAL E b r
y JAMES KENNEDY, Jun.
DRUGGIST;
The following Valuable Medicines
.Dr. Raw}ons Anti Bilious and
Stonaehel Bstters.
PREP,ARE BY
THO Id n S H. X n W S O ~,
Member of the Connecticut Modest Society.

w -
THESE Bittefs have undoubtedly he'd the
mott rapid fale Of any Patent Medic'te {.
ser before ddcoyered, and ere juAly appreciates
for their fingular and unconmoa sutuss tor re-
moying weak and dccayed contributions, ard all
thattrain of CONF lica,ed complaints 70 common in
the fpring and fall fcafons, zach as iunrmhfani
Feveys and Agxes, long As,amaai FeOers, Dy.
fsafesies, &c. They are alto very pieafapt Bit
ter for comaon ufe, and where they are known
they have taken he place and fuperceded the use
of AN other bites in public houfesas we'll as il
private falniiies.-Pricc so cents box.
DR.. Lees Windham Bilious Pills.
i8great lale and incresfng demand for ,hefe
valuable pillsfor thefe twelve years pa&, be,
fpesk their inrIinhc worth. They have proved
iingnlarly eficacious in Bi1i,as and 7ctllo4v
ax,t, Jaaadier, Head Aafbs, D1lfnttries, 3 ilisas
Gb0fie, coaiD<sff,, Femql<emfiaiats, 5s.
The very great demand and high sftrem in
which thefc pills are held thrcnghout the United
States and the Wa Indies, has induced 4nsny to
counterfeit them; the parchaferi is requsacd to
obiefYe I hat the name of SaTnuel Lee. Jun. tthe 4
patentes) is fixed to eech bill Of directions, in
his own hard writing, or they wilnot beecns.
Inc Price SO Gents a shox.
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I P ErER f lNAEY, c. c.

IN obedience to the above deerstal or
kser will, on the last Monday IN september,
lat ten O'Clock. a.. u. attend at the house OF
JOHN Goodiag, at " est End IN the county of
Fairfax, to do and perform the several matters
4herebv REQUIRED Of me--at which time and
placo the parties are desired to attend.
LINES KEITH, Nc.
<,s,,.t se 2awtlMSept
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Twenty Dollars Rsmard.

TlsAN AWAY, some time IA july from
4 f xhs subscriber, living IN Charles county,
Maryiand, near Port Tobacco, negro suati,
named JERRY, about a5sor 20 years OF age.
feet or 10 inches Aigh--lsad ON when he
went away sn oznahrig shirt and pansaIoens,
an old blue cloth packet, and ofher cloaths not
rceoHected Whoever takes up the said fell
low and secures hisn 50 that get him again..
shaIl receive the above reward, and reasonable
charges Il brought home
rs Zachariah Green. 3
September is. 2awtwonw
N. B. Jerry IS Of a yellow complexion, has
hong hair, which he generally wears plated
his n0se is remarkably aat one Of his legs
hza been Moke,w which occasions his toes TO turn
quk~ards.
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The Life and Ponti6rate of Leo the

The Life and Ponti61ate of Leo the
tenth, by William Roscoe. In 4 vols. octave,
ornamented with copper plates. Prize 10 dol
lars in boards.
he Modern Philosopher or TERRIBLE
S fRAcToRATIoN in 4 csntos. Most respect
fully addressedsto the royal coilegc -of physi-
clans, London. By Christor ,,.er Caustic. Sc-
cond American edition. Revised, corrected,
and much enlarged, ythe author, and .orna-
nlented withtwo elegant copper plate engray-
ings; one vol octave~price two doNars in
boards,
A new history ofNapoleaa Benaparte, en-
spei0r of the French and king of Italy, with
two eiagravifgs one representing the battle
OF AusteraSz, the other a view of the bastile !;
one vol. ectavo-price two dollars fifty cents,
bound .s
Conversations on CHEMISTRY, in which the
clements OF that sciences are Familiarity explain
ed end Illustrated by experiments and plates J;
two vols. in one--price, in boards, two dol
lars.
The Mariners Chronicle being collecti-
on of the most interesting narratives of ship
wrecks, fires, faalines, and other calamities
incident TO a LIE of maritime enterprise: by
Archibald B,mcan, late of the royal navy lin
fout vols. e mo. orEamented with numerous
engraving in boards, six dollars fer
the four volumes.
Secret History of the Court and Cabinet of
St Cloud; octaEo-pricc, il boards, two dol
lars.
East's Pleas Of the CroSs1, 2 vols. octavo--
price eleven dollars, boulKl
Lasts Reports, vol. 6th--pricc five dollars.
Sacred and profanc History, epitomiScd,
Tor the use ofsschools; by Benjamin Tucker;
IL no. price one dollar.
Ashart systeta of Polite Learning, sheing
an epitome of the @rts and sciences FOR the
use Of schools price 50 ard half cents.
Domestic Recreation or Dialogues Illus
tratipe Of natural and scientific subjects; byt
Priscilla Wakefield, isftse 50 and half cents.
.soa' IN hs'esa, and acil2 Dc hu6Hsisse in dsout
tToo arontaa,
Original Anecdo1esof Frederick the second,
King OF Prussia, .assisof his family, his court,
iis ministers, lbs academies, and his literary
friends: collected during familiar intercourse
OF twenty years sith that prince, Translated
from the French. OF Dieadonne Thiebaultspso-
lessor ofbeles lcttres il the academy -of Bera
i'm ~
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Ihonsoj on's A10m0sac Tooth Pate,

For the (carvy in she teeth and guns, and fot
whitening and preerfving the teeth. Ii likew,ie
takes oe all daag faells from the breath,
which generally arsf.s from fcofbutic gnnm ard
bad teeth. This pate is much in ufe, and high.
iy efteened by all thofe Who value the prefefsati.
on Of their teeth, is maybe applied at all times
with the gfeatsft fsf.sy. 1t is neatly put up in
pewter boxes vita paper directions. Price go
cents a boz.
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William T. Garland, Gom,al,.

e-ESIIE defendant Thomas White, not having
- sntered his appearance and givenssecu-
rity according to the act of assembly and the
grsies of this court, andit appearing TO The ss-
tlsfacdon of the court, upon affidavit, that the
said defendant Thomas White, is not an inha-
htant Of tais district--on motion of the COM
plainaut by his counsel, ii fe ordered, that the
said defendant Thomas White, do appear here
on the first day of November tenn nextsand
enter hissappearanre to the suit and give ses
curity for performing the DEGREES of thee court,
and that the other defendants Faxon, Metcalf
and Company, do not pay away, convey or Sc
crete, thcdebss by them owing to or the esfate
orsTects In their hands belonging to the said
absent defendant Thomas White, until the
further order or decree of the court and that
a copy of this order be forthwith inserted in
both OF the public newspapers published in
this county for two months successfully, and
that another copy be posted at the front door
of the court house of said county.
"A COPY este,
G. Deneale, {. e.
| September Is.
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Dr.. Rawlon's Worm Powders.

q medicine which for efficacy and fasety init.
Operation Ranas unfivalled. The mcf su,hen-
fcated proofs sad reipeaahie authorities Of It's
ssonllhing virtues, and ferpridng effects, is.ex-
'rems and alarming cafes Of worms, may tic fecn
at fireplace Of {ale.. Price 90 cents a packer.
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,NlotIce to Planters.

The Alexandra Tobacco lnlpec-
< tiDnis revived and Inspectors appointed = nc
Wafr-House viii be open for the reception OF
Tobacco the 18th instant; and those tnat
bring good Tobacco may depend On Sc stlasss II
fbsal prices.
September 4. nos.a 3.
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VIRGINIA..
n sse HteH CoURr Of CHANc ERR .'sr s0e
R;c6nsond District.

A&CRHl0At@ A<<ost&ss'
Between
Wilson Mites Carey, only acting exeAi- u
tor and trustee IN Virginia, -ot George ~
William Fairfax, &
And
s1ohn CARLYLE Herbert, Carlyle II alrtax
Whiting, Thosnas Herbert and Jane
his wife, William Byrd and Catharine ?
his vile, George Washington George
Nicholas, CharIcs Littls, and Wiillam
Herbert, executors Of John Carlyle
and Denais Ramsay, executor OF sJohn =
Dalton. George Adam helleaburssss,
W;l;;ara Little, and PeteS Lands,
~ II sfais cause,whica alatcd as 70 che defend
ants George 4yaAhingyoa and George M
81 sho,as. .by their deaths, and which as to the.
ether masses. came on the 10th day OF oStpaem-
nc. wear of our Lord one thousand eight
s s11ns;red and two, to be heard on the bns' an
xusrs. exhibits, examinations OF witnesses,
and reports of commissioners, with eScepli-
s &ops 10 the reports, and was argued by counsel:
ON consideration thereof the court dosn order
,the surveyor OF Jefferson county to measure
she lands bate in the occupation OF bowSan
Ea;rfax. Carlyle md Dalton, commonly called
srrhe Aszy Bloomes.y C5sfany; describing tneni'
sssand ;protracting che boundaries thereof as ne
Z saagi be REQUIRED by each OF the parties inter-
~ested. and dividing the said lands INTO tour e
DUAL parss to allot one ofsnern 70 the plaintiff
4 and report the map, division and aiiotinent %
rhe court and the court approving Master
= Reconnaissance Ke:th's repors, WENT shall
have bsen rrforrnes aecorsiSass &c what follow
seth. doth recomnit that report to HIM, Win
4instructioas to deduct interest, during eight
wears, from both debts ard credits Of the ae-
:. counts, including John Carlyle s obligation to
y George William Fairfax; andto debit Carlyle
and Dalton, or John Carlyle, resPectiye &
with loss or detriuent, wAich, through then
anauthoritatiye transactions, or introlnissions
George William Fairfax, or his representa-
lives suffereIl-and with one equal fourth part
sof the rents and profits OF the bsoolnery SCone-
pany,s dissertations Of tho lands switch had be-.
-ionged to them.
A copy,
Tesfe
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He has lskeys{syS Sale.

! r. e'1e = =
- general afortmen 81. Dssss, Patent nle-
dicines, Shop furniswe and Vials; afew hand.
lone Hall Lamps Indian Shades; proof yials,
Enehse of Spruce Patent Bl aexing; Madeira
and Sherry vine; blaa. bottles in begheads;
paints ground in oil; ard few barrels Flax
feed OIL, which he will fellon Reasonable trrmt
tor eaa, or to ,pandusi cueome1s on &ors
credit.
" Agenerous allowance win be made to
shote who purchafe the above Medicine. BY the
dozen
March ~. Jaw
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Keehs co7fstantiu for Sal

Keeps constantly for Sale,
A large stock OF School Books and other ar
tees suitable fo,' country dealess which he
will sell on very liberal terms.
September II, 2asv2m
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