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TUESDAY, Jan. 81.


We defer the detail of this DAYS proceed.
'ngs to make room for the intereRing Execu-
tive communications that occupy our prece-
ding columns.
The committee charged with that fubieet,
made report in favor ola bridge over the Po-
tomac, which was made the order of the day
for 'rhurfday next.
The Houfe again went into committee of the
whole on Mr.. S!oan's re!oution for impoiing a
tax of ten dollars upon every fave imported
into the United States.
Mr.. Clarke fpoke in favor of the amend
ment offered by Mr.. Dana. MIR. Sloan oppo-
fed it. Mr.. Dana replied. MIR. Alton advo-
Gated the amendment. Mr.. Macon fpoke a.
gaint the refoution. Mr.. Mellon and MIR.
Southland fpoke in favor of the refolution
When the queftion was taken on MIR. Da-
mas amendment, and pailed in the negative
Ayes 50.
MIR. Early and Mr.. Ds,lingen then fpoke a.
gainft The rcioution, and MIR. Broom and Mr..
Sloan in favor of it when the committee rofe
about O'Clock without having taken the quef-
ton, and obtained leave to- 1T again.
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made, when the committee rofe, and reported
their agreement to the bill with rundry amend
ments.
The Houfe Immediately conGdered the re-
port, and concurred in all the amendments,
except that for Introducing new fiction, offer
ed by Mr.. Parkc, TO which they dfagreed, only
ten members riiing in favor of it.
Mr.. Gregg renewed his amendment for allow
ing fi!ary Of 400 dollars to the principal fur
veyor, which was difagreed to-Ayes 42-Noes
IS.
Ordered, That the bill be cngrofIed for a
third reading tomorrow.
Mr.. Sloan renewed his call for the order of
the day on the refolution offered by him, i'm
polling tax of ten per cent. on every flave i'm
ported into the US.
Mr.. D. X. Williams moved that the commit
tee oftbe whole fhosld he discharged for the
purpo!e of committing the refolution to the
committee Of Ways and Means.
The quettion was firft taken on Mr.. Sloan's
motion-Ayes 49-Noes 80.
mittee of the whole-Mr. DAWSON in the
chair-on the faid refolution.
Mr.. Sloan fpoke in favor of the refoution.
Mr.. Dana moved to amend it by fubitituting
perjous in the room of faces.
This amendment wasfupported by Mr.. Clark.
MIR. Marion fpoke againf, and Mr.. Southland in
favor of the refolution. Mefirs. Dana ard Ale
ton advocated the Observation-Disclosures. Smile
| and Fix fupported the refolution and oppoied
the amendment.
When the committee rofe, reported progrcfs,
and obtained leave to fit again.
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January %,
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+ u * y Il b (.

1920 acres of Land, in Charles
county, Nsrylaa, "a a,ilrs from Asexana,ia
and tfoH: zig Po.omas, rear tie pog ycsa lead.
ing 70 Pors Tobacco. 1llc ,dtu1t;on il exce.a.
0siy healthy AID the fol feFsilc. A great FRO,
portion OF this lard is boItonl, n. lean coo a
eres) we'll adapted 10 ,hc.ca.are Il wheat. cora
Or tobacco, tinSssy aso tb5ives ,vel! upon it,
'he upland produces goca w.ssat from fal,ow, !
and yield, tn. white eloy-r in abrudarc.. Fuls.
" one third ofthi.sr.d is in weod, a great pare
ct which rs valuable timber. B.ilss a fertile
loi' the puse'sler viii deriyc other advantages
god mill feat and On exeellepl fans for a ia
yefn. Tie improvements are, 2 dwelling hcufe
with Tx foems, With d.c. s'ace in esth'; a
Kitchen, iuokc hou!e, GABLES, cssriag. heufe "a
large and newly ouiR barn, IS Fec, huar. +; to.
5 ,. honic and ievesa nsher out ho,lfes.
One third O. tsI, 10 ing 10 reEi5ve to Y.ntuckv
lance in bonds Tor sfo1able term,
be.ring interstt from th. date if not punesusIIY
Sifchaseed, WIKI, f.cufiy, by mortgage; Pei
fsaion and aided TO be given ~ zoe hfit ray-
ment. 80 f'-S :. elfs.: fi3fsat 49,.
~ ~ Benjamin sDuIany.
March a6. s.i5f ss,ss eageo
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March rs.
A great Bargain may be had.

= win TO exchzng. feven or eigh, hundred acres
L Of L AND, in Fairfax counry, formerly l.e,a-
dcun county, for good lands in the weieein soun--
ivy. Ii lies near Sugar Lard Run, it IL fnely
r,inb.red and wsserea, good tarminglapd, aooue
lsxn,iles from she Cay ct Wilmington, 20 1qm
Alexandra, and from the Potomac river. - p
There. ar. Two .,encments and an excellent e.
cha.d on The premilss about 70 buhels ofwhsat
flowed lafe fail and good dca! Of clover, wbiea
grows finely, ;she foil being well adapted TO sne
Piaiter Of Paris, fIom she fullet expesinenfsI -
the .itl. iaaifputable. Aayrerion making early
application nay ges az advantageous exchange.
Application, .y lerTer, to The iubiesibtr In a.
lexandria, WIZ be duly sttend 60 'o'
a, 81 s. v1f@ b. DADE.
February I. COW
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JAMES BACON,
A b5s GRccraY STORE. on king yf,eet, has, 10
aadaisp 10 bis yo,mer a0ek, aided
"A frefh Supply of Genuine Articles IN
!. the Grocery Line :
Which makes lis aGor.ment COMPLETE.
he xo4u s.r, fsr alt, IN his yfaal lsso te'n',
MulcoYado Sugars, Of various qua
lities,
a.eaf ard Limp ditto,
Gnnpowdcr,
Imperial, 3N o., ),
Hyfon, particularly lc'sete''
5 A,lss s SKIN, and family s'',
p Bet Green Coffee,
Chocolate, Of hyperion quality
Madeira,
Buie)los,
Sherry,
L,fb0p, ny - "
T.ne.ia.,
Malaga, ard
Genuine Old Port
| Cssnac and Bourdeaux Brandy,
Cd Jamaica Spirit, TOT family nss,
Antigua. 81. Csax, 81, Vihcshts, and New.
! Epgla; d Rum,
/ holland Cir,
! If;fh ard country Whitley,
Is Molahey, Wine, and Cider VinegaH
! ssosg;lton's Msters.
l., Mace, Nu.megs, Cloves, Gaia, Pinten.o
j CAYENNE ano Bl4lk Pepper, Race ana Grsafd
! G;raer, Baker -Sa!tfc table ue, Fsa1t b7riey,
/ Rice. Starch, Fig ase'e, Soap Mould, D'ps snf
s,ernscsti (,aod.eS, fkvahtd Sait-Peesc, Flolan
] Indigo, Asiao,. cofpsrss, NADER, Biinxony
ssoinning Cotton, f'a,eD, Shot, al flzrs, Den
| Epplii!i and sountsy.fosds Saepnwder, SesaTT'
i and smoasing Tobasco, very hsts he nt's ip'
1 bacce, 1 T..
Hamilton and Lsiqes.s snas, Eisas''sfiPe
in boxes. 4s
4 I,ondon Mnaard, warrsttet Of ,flpt't'f eas
'1fy, Dixon's'' bcs d;tto, Wrapping. Psesf, y ;.
4 mjchn,s, &c. Sc. with generally eye'ytsfiN =
lin his lnsA-ste whole OF wInes ;saYe 5ssn eject
: ed With Care and will be dfp.sa 0' On t'e ss'l
io.xeA terms lsfhuek ~ bra le5ls
i VI Dseember 10. ,lR7l ig - IL
=
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WILLIAM t1flRF

I SElNi ahaat to cemmrGte asr MILLING
~ BUSINESS iatbc ecuntfy, IS !kss3 10 R.ns
nc FRt}Ph ri J Z be now ossoFies on King
't1se', l'ear Mr. Dfevey Davf,zs, cotffRine q
a I" aRhHot3sl ne hundred ie.s eeep and
twenty-five ite' front, witbssa e.ce4.e,s cell =.
and cna nadstns Dwelling, K.c5en. ac. SC.
Ills h:s'asisnce plcaie app:s 50 MIR. Janss
ANpsxs4H.
a7Ii ,. eozv
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HENRY X. MAY
Has aoau lax6iag, isf. Sale 4. 4
6s tons Pisiaer of Paris,
90 boxes Mould Candies,
20 boxes Chocolate,
50 barrels Prime Pork, ..
6 hoeaieads Mufcoyado Sugar,
4 leaguf Cape Madeira Wine
In STORE, l'fi
London Particulars.
London and New York Market m.
Particular and Cargo fenerfe M~''':
Catalonia and Claiet
50 barrels No. Cargo and Prime Beef
10 barrsls Bounce a
bales Bedroom Gurrahs
bale Fandah Cpdas -.zz-------===.--s- :,
s eiGs 6 schsefe, 5of faPerior quality. .
April 8. ss oIm
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s.srs
SHIP lis NEWS.
Port Of aleranorta,
AR R Nv f D

Schooner Philip, Capt. Taber, 80 days from
jamaiea-Rum & ballast-MaAelicr & Young.
\ Spoke Dec. 49, brig Jefe,ion, Capt. Glowloa
from Savanna Ia Mar, Jamaica, ont s days; had
BEEN robbed by Ftench Pnyatecr, of barrel OF
polk, barrel Of bread and one puncheon Of rum.
Alto new Ship from Rhode Hand bound to
N. Orleans, ousr3 days, blowing hard could not
learn the capt. OF ihip's name. 74eb fpoke the
brig Ferdinand, capt. Goodritge, OF Portfmoutb,
from Ri gaoo, bound to New Yok, had been
aihcre on Florida Reef, bur received no damage,
colt thirty pbncheohs fRum TO get off. In lar.
So, Sc. long "a 50, lpoke the bris Fanny f,om
ouriiaam, bound 10 New York, out forty days.
arriSea s. hooner PLY, captain Taylor, Bos.
ton--Salt and Rum. Lawrafon and Fowle.
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Lie, fool Coaye Salt.

100 hhds. Liverpool coarle Salt
on board the fehoonsr Polly and Eliza, at Law.
rsfon's wharf, and fer fale by
Lawrafon & Fowle,
Wbo bave aJo reefiVed BY jaid Se50oue, .f,oas'
Bsfm,
8 hogiheads retailing Molafes,
90 barrels New England Rum,
100 BIKES mould and djpt Candles,
20 do. Chocolat',
Is de-. c. dF,(h,
10 caks frelh aims
90 boxes DO. Mufcstel ditto.
z che fs Imperial Yea.
IN S TO r E.,
Beerboon Gurahs,
Young Hyfon and Hyfon Skin Teas, ~.,
Fi,ft quality RuGia, heavy and light Raven
Duck,
American Sewing Irvine,
Havana Segars, of hyperion quality,
Dipt Candles,
Oh coiate, ~
N. E. Rum, in hogfheads and barrels,
Pork,
caG double.re6ned Loaf Sugar,
5000 lbs. Sheet Lead, SC.
~ Cath will be given for $50
barrels Corn. Apply as above.
January ~
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NINTH CONGRESS.
OF THE
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
SATURDAY, JANUARY II.
Err Arms

j
Fire Arms.
Mr.. Speaker in ormed the house that
he had received letter from the secretary
at war, Of the number of, Ere arms, belong
ing to the United States, with the places
where they are deposited.
Total Amount, as near as it could be ia
ken from the reading;
Muskets lis, SOL
Rife. 1866
Pistols 1888
Car,bines es6
twas moved that the letter and report
should be printed: -
When Mr.. Aston, objected, saying it
would show how defenceless we are in ma.
ny positions, by Designating the places
where these arms are deposited-He there.
fore moved that they be committed
Which was agreed to; Ia t. .
The largest depot appeared to be at
Springfield the others at Philadelphia, Har-
per's Ferry, and New Orleans where there
are large quantities of arms, and the. re.
mainder are distributed in the different
forts, posts and garrisons, in the union.
Mr.. J. c. Smith, chairman OF the com.
mittee of claims,- made report on the
petition. of G.. H. Love]oy, late soldier
In the second regiment of engineers, stat.
ing that he had lost both his eyes,a pri-
vate aGray, and was discharged from the
army in consequence thereof, and praying
to be put upon the pension list.
The report was that the. prayer OF the
petitioner should not be granted;
To which the house Immediately con.
Cured.
Mr.. 7. Clay presented the petition of
the inspectors Of Philadelphia, similar to
that already before the house, from New.
York;
Referred to the secretary OF the navy.
Mr.. Thomas, then observed that as there
was nothing material before the house, he
moved that the subject of yesterday should
be resumed.
At Is minutes past IL. in consequence
of such business being Of a secret nature,
the galleries were cleared, and the house
again the remainder of the day proceeded
with CLOSED DOORS, and then adjourn
ed till Monday next.
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L o S r.

This morning, between Prince and
King -ltreets, in Fairfax itreet, Bank
Note of FIFTY DOLLARS, of
the Bank of Alexandria, wrapt in
piece Of newlpaper. Whoever finds
the fame and leaves it with the Printer
ihall be generouly rewarded.
anuary II. at
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N O 7 I c E.

On SATURDAY, the a5tb day Of January,
at eleven O'Clock, will be Sold, at Public
Vendue,
4 Variety Of Hoay1old g Kltchc1
Furniture,
CONSISTING OF
7ables1 Bedffads, Chairs, Looking
GIaBss, Pictures, &c. &c.
ALSO,
100 Shares Marine Infurance
Company Stock
Belonging to the efate Of the late Captain 7ba-
mas Farrell
.GT Sale will be made at the dwelling. houfe
OF the deceaicd, On Royal freet, between Duke
and Wolfe .freets.
ANN FARRELL. Aam'x.
THOMAS VOWEL, Jun. I ~,
w. RHODES, AAm T'
January ID. eodsf
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JUST IMPORTED,

(vlA pAILADELPAiA)
and to be had IN Pk1NcE-SrRkEr, at
MS. GENERES's Houle,
Il very AaadiOme ADovtmsnt of
FANCY ARTICLES,
GOLD, Silver; CheniiI and Silk
Trimmings, OF every delcription.
Gold & SiIver.!amed Muffin DrefIes, Shawls,
&.
Diadeps, Head Dfeaes, Silk Shawls.
Silk Meetings., Great Coats for ladies, ditto
Spenceis. 81
Feathers, coored and white Spahgles,
Pain coioIcd Cape and Gauze.
Figured do. do. do.
Silk Gloves, by the dozen. 81;
H Merchants may be fupplied at
very low price if immediate appli-
cation be made.
January "a. d3t
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80 !. ~ ~ a $500
alaranorta Daap anherttssr..
TUESDAY, JANUARY ID.

Z 9 s \
Married, last evening by the Rev. Mr.,
Mmr, Mr.. Isaac Entwisle, to Mrs. Anu
Ryan, both of this place.
Letters by the Volunteer, Wells, dated
the 9Th ult. to respectable house in New
York, announce,
THAT an order had the preceding
week been issued at Lasuira and Porto
Cavello, totally prohibiting the further ex-
portation of coffee, cocoa & hides.
From the London Morning Chronicle of
November. Is.
1t appears that the numerous armies as
sembled in the North ct Germany, where
the last harvest was uncommonly bad, has
created scarcity of the most distressing
kind. By the letters Yesterday from Ham.
bnrgh, the price OF corn has risen to an ex.
cessive degree. Our ministers have wise
ly seat stores of biscuit for the mainte.
nance of gen. Don's army; butt would be
well;if ships were instantly taken 10 send a
supply of corn, which we can very we'll
spare. The wheat which has been imports
ed from the very countries which now
want 1t, cannot find market in this coun-
try at the price at which it was consigned
and vet not being entered for re-expor-
tation, j, cannot be sent back. Policy, as
well as good ne,ghborhood, demand. that
we should relax from the law to serve them
in their extremity.
Proceedings Of Congress
TnLAn IL AZ. 6. A1ru,nnnIA DA1IN
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Proceedings Of Congress
Taken for the I" ALEXANDRIA DAfLl
ADVERTISER.
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Married, last evening BY the Rev. Mr..
Muir, Mr.. Isaac Entwisle, to Mrs. Ann
Ryan, both of this place.
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talents. ths, enough out of OF ( may "a.
w'ich and controul thofc IN. They are thcA
representatives Of 4 nation. Election alone, y,
yer niasesa eF'iniue Representatives fmilari,Y
or iS'erett ever Goes 10. To compare theCe
l'en's: waite Temporary irirry TO the poor,
asainis a permanent benefit 70 the nation, and a
truth reits, 10 fold, that you may fee il, The
weak vifua' powers of which YOU perpe,uallv
complain, ihould be dazzled hy.i,s luRre.
Dut the law, fairly confirmed, is incapable Of
execution by the overfesrs. Poor" is tech
meal word; and ''parifh poor'a technical
Furaie. There are noparijG poor. There can
ne no parifh levy. The money is inapplicablc
20 e7nTtr aoor or eountynjs directly OF indireet-
~. 'f probable :haf;he people of no p1riil,
nave hitheft" directed its application. AS they
have not applied il, and as the overfeer; can
nor. the legislature are invited by pspahe
defect IN the law, & By the public apathy as to
me defamation of the money, to revifr the fut-
ltft, C 20 provide for tn exit nee cfdemocracy.
ny applying the fund TO the Improvement Of
her understanding. Do you, democracy, die.
truit the treng;h Of Your popularity, even to
make yourie.f more a'nable
ne chimera OF educating whole nation has
at length .vaniihed. A moral world competed
OF gala of moral flns, will forever remain
dream. If you are fill daZzled by in illulion,
initead of fleeing practicable olicIf, like all
your predecefors, you will exhibit an nfsnce
toward: defining your principle. IF knavery
luohit' by sotering feminares of learning, will
they not aid honeity? The fupplies Of mo-
nare hits drawn from Oxford and Cambridge
in England: difcioie an infalible mode of pro-
curing fupplies of republicans.
Farewell, you old ignorances, as you fire.
qusns'y call yourfelf. Go to fchool, or fome
OF your caiuifica fponfors will foon cheat you
even OF your name, which you are already all
mott afraid to own. May God have you in his
holy keeping
) Read me if popular government
is qporib baifa an b9sr.
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EDUCATION-


Monteiquicu fuppoiss virtue, wiflom and
honor to be the principles, relatively, Of demo.
cracy' arlitocracy and monarchy. Admitting
the correctness of founding governments uno5
netaPhyfcal principles, he lcems to have croft.
" mifmatched them. Experience teHifes. thar
the principlee Of thefe forms of government.
are folly, knavery and force. That knaverv
and force are the genuine principles of arifto-
cracy and monarchy, is always admitted bv de.
mocracy and that folly is the principle of
democracy, is never denied by ariftocracy and
monarchy. Each fees diitin6ily the mote in the
eye Of another.
Democracy, however, thinks il leG, marcel.
lous, that ihs fbould be accufed of follv, than
that arlitocracy and monarchy fhoud be ac-
Quilted ct knsvery and violence. Therefore
my good madam, the pre-emnence Won your.
felt CLAIM over your rivals (and it is confdera-
bIe) aries from their being more knayes than
fools and you more fool than knave The e.
WIDER - of your folly, is indeed, nearly as ftrong
as Of their knavery.
In all ages, you have been cheated of yonr ec
tate and though ofgigantic fze, YOU have ge.
nerally iufered yourielf to be kicked and cufed
by mere dwarfs.
You are eternally feduced to trult your foes
with your Offices aud your confidence.
Sometimes you grin and caper IKE bedl,.
mite When thefe foes part, Rroke and fiatter
yon.
And at lergth you have arrived 10 the acme
OF tupldity, Of knowing your ignorance of
knowing that it viii deftroy you of knowing a
remedy AND OF failing to apply il.
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Qhe GnQnlrer.
RICHMOND, 1873 DECEMBER.

We're the reader acquainted with the name
OF the author, who Penned the following eGay,
1t would command that attention, which is in.
trinhcaily due to the importance of its fubieef
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MARSHHLLS SIZES

BY 0irtae Of a decree eftbe Court of TIE U,;t.S
States for the fffb circuit in fb. T;t9;gia I;c
.. f'f7, ProH>aaeea at the Aa1 term, 1soe.
JO5H SoneyviH, PIE
againf
D0UiG RsG, 1n
WILL be- /oH to fbr bigbel bidder. for y:oi,
mo"ey, 10 nfneb ofa TRACT oTL mn.
gfsHg on Jane5 Ri7'ry, in TIE eOnfy ofC5elrr,
PeId' 0Td commonly called and kaosyn b. fb.
T"N'f Or ne F0H5 plantation, 05 cDW raijs The
(i0n of/eucH baqdrcA and tzvenfy.6r doLgr' All
fbfrtr-leUeR eeHf5, and fbs eoG5. 7be 6,Z. 7,;U
be had on THE P'smjleS OH the roth day ot Ya1ya.
~ so7. '"''''
JOSEPH SCOTT, III. I'D.
Dee. I9.
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4 NASH viii be given FOR three or four NEGRo
y. BoIS from 4 to 20 years Of sge.--Tnquire Of
the printer.
December -. Ct
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we nave devoted the greater part of our d..
per to the ManifsFo Of the king Of Pruni, and
the Declaration of the king of England, which
are much too important to admit of anv a.
bridgmcnt. ' a
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WANrED few Shares fthe Virginia Bank.-.
w Enquire Of the Ff'or.
December lS. Stest
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OF or MisLh!), ionie time laa week, Ivy
Member Of the Aferbly three Rank No,.s
amounting to Eighty Dollars; alto, two Auditor.
Warrants and Ticket in the Richniond Acsder,,
Lottery. Whoever will deliver the above money.
DC. TO the Editor Of hi' Paper. viii be hsndtaalels
rewarded.
December 10 COP
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FALL GOODS.
THE SUBSCRIBER.

AS lult received a J.. ndfome aIortment ofCrIr.
Ma China Glazed and Crockery WARE. and
very ioon expects hsudfome parcel of C,ss 70 AZ.
tort what he has hand he has a, received or,
coniignment Antigua ana New England Rum hy ,t,e
pnnehson' London particular JencrGe Wine by The
p'pe' cas- by the chez, and mems fine Hats by the
box, which artclesw be fold low for cath. oron ~.
niuai credit for negotiable paper.
lie has on hand general afor,ment ofCrogeries,
among which are Brown Sugar Sc Coffee bv the hid.
and bol. Salt by the ack, Shad, Clipped IIcrrirss b.
arr by the bbl and northern Pota;oes looG4 aud in
DBL Vindegrave, caret and Port Wine in boxes rs
one and TWO dozen bottles each, Cordals, Olives,
CaPers and Anchovies, ALTO in boxes; and he ke.rs
eonitanty large fupply of Philadelphia bottled and
draueht Porter and Ale, and Beer in barrels
He has lately rented the Brick Ware-Honle on rho
cro's itFeet leading from the Brct-Row immediately
to the Batin, which has been occupied for many
years by Meiirs. Pickett, Pollard and lohnion He
Will be glad to receive on forsge Flour and other
country produce at the ordinary ratea q
DANIEL TRIP EFT.
90 CIV.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-11-04
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5, ind tie fSHcSvias emioai aise7;oas from bin
10 a hysoebonariae patient.
know NOT powerful remote eaufe of
melancholy than Yourg's Might Thoughts. In
this book goos, is tlrovn upon all nature that is
not cleared Oft BY any eon.aions of grace which III.
author could offer in sompenfa,on. The perulal of
judieorly and elegantly written hiftory as Gibbons
Hifory of the Decline and Fall of the Roman EN-
pire. S;ewar,'s HiGury Of the Reformation of Regi-
on in Scotland, aud oftl.e Reign of Mary, together
with the reading OF light and elegant bellies ettres
ty,e. as Marmcateps Confer 1Toraux, &c. might af-
ford int peaure and amulemens to our patti
ent.
The order Of his management through the day
may be the following
For breakfast, toaii and rich foup made on 4 Now
fire. a walk before brcskia1 and good deal after
It, glas of wine in the forenoon from time to time
Good broth ioup to dinner, with meat of any
kind he likes, but always the moa nourfhug., Seve-
raj elaes OF port punch to be taken after dinner
TILL Tome enlivering eHea is perceived from, them ;
and dram after every thing heavy. An hour and
a half after dinner another walk. Between tea tis,e
and upper game with cheerful company 1T cards,
or any other play, never too long proractea A lit
tie light reading; jocofe humorous company a.
voiding that OF popular Presbyterian minihcrs, and
their admirers, and ali hypoores aud thieves of
very deicrption. The conversation Of the intelli-
gent, the learned, wife and fprighty, would prove
balm OF Cilead to his afflicted and drooping fpir.s
Pedan.s, fops beaus aud puppies woud if introdue-
ed to his preience, oCoa!ion hur,fui deteaation
ishtiui young women, and envenng glals."
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-11-04
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KerJfy~eres f1gLf and dopJle nziIled,
G'nflfnvtn. beavfr and patent Elk Hats,
ladies fa6iOn0bLs Bea01r Ruff trimmed,
zeisas and Sak Quiiiings, A4ois&0uns, S7vaaJsyvns
and IOifiHett', for Ylas,
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fine 7p0Oi fIOeks and ayazoeys,
Ladies Spanj6 Morocco Boots and lin Sboe,,
elegant Aazfi and 71psets,
Fox B,glS and Cbieanery 7fepet,,
BrHBfIand Kidasyminger CarpettiHe,
Great COaS, Umbysia5, Glovss, Dssuities & 11y9;u,
Caiieoes and CaubrieEs,
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feesed daily, and zVbieb zOiH be d on vDy moderate.
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