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Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-05-15
@ Wanted immediately,

A T this Office, as an ApPRENr-
A ICE to the Printing BuGnefs, a
Smart, Active LAD, ID or IS years
of age.-a1t One from the Country
would be preferred.
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Engraving ON Stone.
ELISHA SMITH. iun.

ID ESPECTFULLY informs the public that
IN he has taken the Yard lately occu pied by
MIR. Henry Bill, where he carries on the Stone
Cutting buGncfs, in all its various branches.--
Thofc who favor him with their employ may
depend upon having their work executed with
neatnefs and difpa'ch.
Neqctorf, Ass. 40. II
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/, TERMS OF rzs REPUBLICAN,.


81 To fobfcribers in to~a, where the paper,
are delivered. Two Dollan GER annun--cne
half in advance. or the whole at the end of fix
months.
In the country. by cafual conveyance. One
Dollar Fifty Cents per annum--the wholc TO
be caid on fubfcribing.
To diam, fab!cribcrs. by mail. Two DOL
ars per aanum--psyable 10 advance.
FOR SAFE,
a LARGE two aory D.clog- Hcufe. late
L n rhe property OF Capt. Bcued,ef Peckhsn
with Shop and Store adjoining faid houfe. all,
well 6niihed and four acre, OF excellent Land.
The above premifes are G,us,ed at the foot of
she ten rod road. within half a mile Of Waihinp.
ton Academy. For terms apply 70
JOHN SMITH
Wnkfsri, 81 mo. 10, 1906.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-05-15
OUTRAGE UPON OUTRAGE.


The LIEUTENAN Of the LIE.
ANDER Is now in this City. Capt.
Jchn Shepherd, of the Schooner Con-
cord, from Norfolk, who about fix
days ago was boarded by the Lieuten-
ant of the Leander, and cruelty treat
ed, kno,vs bin zvsK. Capt. Shepherd
ilatcs that he yeiterday morning faw
in the Battery, and elfewhere in the
city, the LIEUTENANT of the LE-
ANDER, diem/sd, in company with
nine or ten FEEDER ALlSTS If this
itatement be publicly denied, il ihall
be MbRantiated. Yes, felIow.citizens,
when fhe FEEDER ALISTS are hypo-
critically pailing refolutions deploring
the death OF PlERCE--when by elec-
tioneering artihce they are endeayour.
ing TO turn the MURDER TO the adj
vantage of the BRITISH PARTY
when We were folemnly and reIigioul-
ly devoting the day to the awful funer-
al Of our MURDERED COUN-
TRYMEN, behold the FEDER AL.
ISIS walking arm in arm with his
MURDERER /! Walking arm in arm
did | fay ? Behold them DISCUSS
ING the MURDERER to SCREEN
them from the indignation of our Ci-
tizens, and the offended laws of our
country
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-05-05
could be sFsasd, amofe deadly vital blow could

could be sEsasd, amore deadly vital blow could
.nat politely be diresied sgainf the inordIna.e
;ambilionof the -Esu,per Of France.
We arc now entering u on,a maraiime war,
fssh-6aa9fd, sagainst shrre of the lrlacipai>hS
wal powers in The wc,la, and Gu the iueceis
which depends the fate of Esgisnd. Ii the peo
pie are unar.mqus, victory VIII be the ofdese-
ths day; ard re Nall hand in the caimatlcn .
lpsroundi. g Ba.icns, the omnipotent guardians o
eisiizatioa. But ithaggard fear, her & gloomy
'elas,vc &Jpsadssy, disgrace the land lE.tag gave
Aciion birth, we muR lais under the yoke OF a
bloody and inexorable Usuper. NWe5ihai be
Hfats and G,all certainly astfrpe TO 10,
Mr.. Troaer has4been seleased from ahe
custody Of the sergeant at arms, on pro-
missing TO ,answer ihcsqnes,ions put 70 ham
BY the committee appointed to coaauet1he
impeachmfu,o f lord Melville.
Earl St.Vincent is TO have three captains
and acknowledgements on4board his flag ship
the Britannia; the larges. es,ablishmenl.nt
officers ever allowed or demanded tby.a
commander in chief.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-05-05


Yesterday arrived the Young Elias, eapis
Rsddle, with whom came passenger,
captain Kelly, late of the Roebuck, who
has politely handed us the following:
List Of vessels left at amsterdam, March s,
1906.
Ship Fair American, Fraiiey, from Phi.
ladelphia, aischargins, time of sailing I'm.
certain baraue Packet, Florence, of Phi
iadelphiain weeks; ships Perseverance,
Blackston. from Philadelphia, arrived 9Th
March; Cheesmau, Bell, of aud for N ew
York, in 2 days; Pennsylvania, Rowland.
do. do. first fair wind Selenus, I'redwcll,
do. do. uncertain Adanaant, Beatty, from
Baltimore, time Of sailing uncertain; &c.
neral Green, Miller, do. repairing /; Diana,
French, New York, do. Iris, Crosse, of
and from Baltimore, uncertain Bradford,
CLARK, of Newhuryport, for Lisbony in 10
days brig Izesta, -----, of and for New.
buryPcit, uncertaia Two briggs and ship
just arrived. rot known where from.
Vesseb SAILED in March.
Ships Alexandria. Brand, eff SAicxan.
dria, tor Cowes, 18th March Draper,
Page, of and for New York, do. Little
Mary, Waters, of and for Baltimore, do. !;
brig May, M Mullen, of and for New
York, 9Th ship Columbia, Dixon, OF Phi.
Iadelphia,e sth-
The Dutch feet consisting of e;gh. sail
of thelins, 2 frigates and one corvette, lay
inihe New dep, their top sails bent. al
miralsi Dewiutsr and .kiek:rs; at the Hague.
It'wss reported q, Amsterdam, tia. all the
transports lying at Amsterdam would be
ordered to the New dep the 2Oth March,
AND that every eprepara.iou WOULD be made
fox the Invasion Of Eng!and,:if a peace
.wss not concluded before thar tine. Two
BRITISH ships of war and shreecu were
eruising of the Texel, bur did rot speak
Us twere spoke by feet of eight sail of
the line (British) in the North Ssa,fwho
enquifed particularly OF the Dutch ships
eff wsr, supposed them TO be bound there
20 Blockade the Texel.l a4th OF March spoke
the brig Fame Of Providence from Rot
terdarn ). for Providence, out 6 Gays, who
informed tha,the ship Cornelius, captain
Post, of and fer Charleston, fer Rossr-
dam, had been on shore near Helyoes
5Sluis, and putbsck to repair.
March IS, Laads End bearing N. ioer
colleagues, saw eight sail of the line (sup-
posed 20 be .Bri,ish) standing N. ". E.
.17,h, were boarded by a British ship Of
war, Cape Clear bearing Mn. w. 10 CIR
1sleagues. who examined eur papers mi.
nutely, and insinuated tha..if We had been
bound to Batavia. they woald de,sin us for
adjudication. 22d, in lat. 40, so, long.
"a, so. spoke the ship Flora, Of and from
Charleston, for Liverpool !soth ia lat 46
10, long. SO. spoke ship .Fasari,e, Turner,
of and tor Portsmouth, N. H.for Ham
bnrgh, all well.
18th April, spoke the ship Manella, Bar
ret of and from Nantucket, GU. 8 days,
la. Al, 81, loag S., bspnd for St. Andsro,
all well.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-05-05
tFO K IS Ale,

sHS. HOUSE and LOT. live in, in. tie
4 town OF Alexandra, ftrat:d on 2s,riek.
aree', between, King and Prince.G,eets, adio;a.
ing Mr.. Ise,csRuael. The LOT is q, feet front
md 100 fectdaep. On this lot is ereaed a .eJl
in;hca TWO .aoty a,sme banls, "a fee, font, aud
81 feet drep the back buildings are all Of brpk.
and the lot we'll eneloftd. Under the horfe is
an exeeilsnedry cellar; the houG i,rwell GnilF.
edtrom she roof to the cellar. This property
will eiold clear Of ali incunb.anee.
MI SO,
One Roufe and Lot, on Prince
trset, on the paved part, in rh. fame neighbor.
hood; on which there is we'll hniGed two, 70.
~ frame houfc with every neeeliary back build.
ing; the lot is we'll erclofed and is * fee.
fsoas and 100 feet deep.-This lot pays a fmalI
gIennd rent. Twill exchange the aboy. me, ii.
oned property for lands in the w,fle,n cosnry.
OF dry goods for 'he greater part oil. the paymen.
Of this propersy. For further particulars appIy
10 the i0bictibsE living en- the ps.mif.s.
Robert Abercrombie.
Way =. Jaw
- ~
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aleran1rta zatIp ashergtagr.
MONDAY, MAYS5.

The two British ships Of war came to
anchor Oft the Hook yesterday morning.
IN the evening a flag beat with two officers
Came up TO Fort, Jay. The commander at,
that place came TO town Immediately. bur.
'wethave not learned what has ,raaspized..
[N r. PIP !
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-05-05

Accouats were;receiveJ at New DEP,
on the 9Th March Of the loss of a ship
and br'gan the Isle Of Seedlings, the ship
OF and from New York, ,he captain aud
two OF the crew lost. The brig from Ham,
burSh, Totally loss, crew saved names
not recolIecied.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-05-05
BREWE RY FOR SALE.


r" HE fubicriber will -fell,s ll his. interea il
4 that cxtenGye BREWERY in Alexsa,
dtis, which he COW occupies s. of which .tbete
is eleven years Of ar unexpired leafe to coz, /.
from September next.
This B,cws,y il on en- ex.enEve pIao,, l,avin, !,
two Copper Boilers Of: rsso and 500 gallogs !,
and every working u,enll comp,s.e, With Nal {
Houfe, Kia aud Mill.
Iothe caPisals This concern offers every IL.
drcemens, ho.is-asilled himfeF .. can procwss
perfon>a,ilsd in brewing as the bnGnzis MI
be extended; 20 as TO- beeonc extremely valus.
bic.
Proposls will se received to the frfs cf Iuy.
Every rccsfasy information may be bad, aaS
letters: polt paid attended to. by applying to
Thomas. Cruir.
Mays. dtw&aswa
Whining 70 clole. my Brewing buff
aels, on WEDNESDAY, next at three. o'c!oc.
IN the at ernoon, will be fold, by auction, a
the brewhoufc, for rcady money,
About $50 sBarreIsvef BEER.
ce5r T.. CRUISE give. notice, that he will
oifcharge all accounts againA him on prefutatl.
on; and tbasin a few days he will call on thoie
indebted to,hisn for beer, for payment.
May.s.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-05-05

Carte andis ta receive a.issge sas.aior OF Ter.
ritcry. He 10 to have from tfulia Ia. Bilkopric
Of Padenhorn. and from 1sGe Darmfads thu
greater part of It's peTrlions Il, WeRphalia. and
all ito territories IN The county Of Wir,eran; he
isto have beLdss the country Of Ilisr, all WAL
deck except the county Of pynneut which is TO
be gwen TO Pfuilia. The Counties Of Sayn, &c.
He 10 70 cede the Heliaa part Of Schauenburgh,
Augsburg &c. to pruliia and to Da1mitadt, Ha,
nau, with the dia,ittof Schwafgeoe:!ls. A. the
Elettor OF Hef: Cssscl is very rich, Bonaparte
'ws dare fly has exaaea a pretty large fun in
payment for the kiagly dignity and, thsle larg.
territorial accefions.
The following communication was ysferaay
sent from the Admiralty to the Lord Mayor in
contradiction Of the Dnssh ,aeet having Out to
fca.:
Admiralty Office, +Mnchse, 1906. {
Ny Lord Iafomalion'hayia seen received,
from which il was fappofea that the Dutch Acct
had PUT 20 lea, think tproPer to,iniorm cur
Lordihip, ths. diipasshes have been this day re,
crived irem Vice Admirai Douglas, fta,isg thas
the4Eoga frieate had accommodated the 1'exel and
dilcoyereG the whole of the Dutch feet lying in
the Nieu dep, apparently ready for fea. have
the honor TO be, &c.
CHARLES GREY.
a 3 the Right Honorable the
Lard Mayor of Loudon.
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,'ALrxaspsIA,s ssS&Nay, 1906.

ALEXANDRIA, staa.fay; 1906.
THE gentlemen, officers aHd, psiya,es, Of the
i -AIexanaria troop Of cavalry, and oths
gentlemen dApcfed to- join its'SasseseqIeaed &c
meet al, Motifs tavern, on 7a.sAez.o<aiag nexs..
between the hours OF and 6 o'ehsak. Puettu,.
al attendance is hoped for, asi:is4w! be eaenti-,
ally connected with the fucccfs nt ;rhe undertake.
ing.
NAV Z. st
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CHARLES GREY.
4 8 the Right Honorable the
lard Mayor of London.
: LiDeySo9L, March 70.

This morning between two sod three o'clock
it blew a d'eadtul form, ard the wind being
nostkerlY, not veGc in the river eicaped its FL.
ry. Iae EooIton. Guineamin,ard the Amer
iican thiP INTREPID are on fhose near'sfe Fors !;
another Is On ihefe noar the Mle houte; many
others are driven onilaose on both iiacs the river
TO the nun er Of not eislhln tweIe TO h'teso ftil
Whole names we have not iesrrsd, beddss ievcral
that have of their bovfpti,s, &e~amo ga them
the Gotten Painter Of New. Y5fk.
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.A'rtract Of letter fran captain Pease, of
n. schooner Maryland il. his gamers,
@eated 81. .1ago, 2sh lAarch.
~ arrived hereahe 25th instant, after,
being taken 10 the Cayco's passsgc.by two.
French pirates, aud brought to anchor IN :.
der the West Gssec's when,hey took N.Y..
sell apd pepplt on board one OF .he privs-''
tetrs. Me they abused N a most sAameful
manasr, they pus ne in irons. andthen pro.
ceeded to plander Tie schooner, they hoist
ed ail.the dry goods on, deck, aad OPENED.
every boxj what they took away, do not,
as YET know, They rot5td 1he vessel Of
hsrsnlal cable, all her spare ,Eiegipe ruo.
uerand tackle, pa!g,s, Gil and : a,,r,her Of
csEe. a-tieses;a number OF boxes u; raj ,ias,
all my .fess.s,-egss, hu,ter, 97lat coat, hat
shoes, and.ihe greatest part of the peoples.
clothes, They had rope rove from the.
r1ast head, and round the neck of one of
the people for half an hour, 70, mike, him
SWEAR we were bound for Cape Francois,
aed threatened my life more than twenty
times. Alter detaining,,a about twelve.
hours they suffered US to n.oceed.n I,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-05-05

Among the arrivals az Bottom; are fsveraI hips
from Liverpool, with news one day laier than
received ar this poFt. The following intereltiog
articles arecopied from The Sun, Of she thirteenth
March. Ne4o Iork Gaxe,fe /;
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-12-09
FOR SALE.

TENHE LOT and HOUSES whereon ToJn Han,;l-
4 ton, Elq. the Britifh Conful, reGdes on it are
three flory Dwelling Houfc, an Office and Kitchen.
and other ueceiIary Houfes for family ufe; Well Of
good Water, newly fitted, and Garden lately paed
IN, Ware. Houie and Cellar under it the remain,
OF Wharf, which will make good foundation to
build on with all the privileges Of lots fituated on
the river, Of extending wharf.
ALso-c7i4 Acres Of well timbered LAND, with
agood Fiihery on WiIloughbys Bay, taking in tie
mouth and part Of Maon's Creek, where the ben of
Oyners and Fia can be conveniently taken.
ALso-A LOT in Smithfed between Mrs. Pur-
diesand Captain Todd'' lots.--For terms apply to
THOMAS NEWTON.
Augua %. (tfN
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LAND FOR SAFE Bi- THE SUBSCRIBERS.


LdND FOR SAFE Bi- THE SUBSCRIBERS,
- In Noyfbnas6c,iasd County,
1-iGiiT hundred acres called Exeter Lodge,
reidence OF the late Col. John Gordon; Good Far
ming Land, adapted TO the growth Of corn, wheat &
tobacco; on this tract, which lays Yeocomicoo
branch Of Potomac River. there is large Brick
Dwelling Houie. within zoo yard, of nasigable wa
Ter, Astounding with oyiters equal any Virginia,
mn and wild iew in abundance, and a rem,ailabls
healthy ituaticn.
IN FGusrie, Comfy,
Shont 200 acres wood Land, adjoining Mrs. James
ard MIR. Euiace, near Elkrun Church.
In Caroline CeYvty,
Iwenty-feS.n hundred acres beipg part Of what i,
sailed Bromley Chafc.
In SfsuijivaHia County.
One hundred acres wood Land, adjoining Col To-
iefh Brock, Meiirs. ], Brock and S. Schooler ALTO
the middle Tenement in the Brick Buildirc, in the
Town of fredericksburg.
In CuipitP.r Comfy,
Time hundred * ilzty acres, adjoining Lanion Car.
ter, Eiqrs farm on EaPpatannock River, 1t Norman,
Ford, eight hundred and fifteen acres adjoining Wm
C. Carter, E'qr. and Col. III. Green, two thirds of
this Tract is in wood & tn. whole of equal quality tn
any high Land in the county, alto about eleven bur-
dred in the Little Fork laid out and rented in
fmai farm.
-fad in 6i6tma,h County,
That elegant and well known place called Blenheiri
containing by late furvey ,houfand nine hundred
acres, which will be fold sl,ogether or divided into
Lots to iuit purchafers
he whole or any part of the above property, will he
fold on very low terms, payable one third in cain or
in country produce giving deeds. and for the ba-
lance, long credits will be given the paymer, being re
cred on the property.
COLIN Sc JAMES ROSS.
fredericksburg, Dec. 9. Sw
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-12-09
MESSAGE

From the PRECEDENT of the United States, recon-
mendng the fufpenlion of the act pafTed at
the Ian felton, of Congrefs, intituled, " An
act to prohibit the importation of certain
goods. wares, and merchandise"
Referred to Meflrs. John Randolph, Marion,
Van Cortlandt, M'Creery, and Chandler.
To tie SENATE aud Honlt Of RebrsltntativeJ otrtbr
United States Of Aneriea.
have the fatisfatlon to inform you that the
negotiation depending between the United
States and the government of Great Britain, is
proceeding in fpirit of friendihip and accom-
mediation which promifes refut of mutual adj
vantage. Delays indeed have taken place, oc-
caioned by the long ilnefs and fubfequent
death of the Britilh minifter charged with that
duty. But the commi1oners appointed by
that government to- refume the negotiation,
have fnewn every difpoliiion to haften its pro-
grefs it is however work of time as many
arrangements are necelIary to place our future
harmony on fable grounds. In the mean time,
we find. by the communications of our peni-
potentaries, that temporary fufpenlion of the
act Of the laf FELTON,, prohibiting certain i'm
port itions, would, as a mark of candid difpo-
lition on our part, and of confidence in the
temper and views with which they have been
met, have happy effect on its courfe. Rep
70 friendly will afford further evidence, that all
our proceedings nave Howeo from views OF JUL
tice and Cancellation, and that we give them viii
ngly that form which may BET meet corref-
bonding difpolitious.
Add TO this, that the fame motives which pro-
duced the potponement Of the aGt till the fiji
teenth of November lat, are in favor Of its fur
Their fufpeu(ion aud as we have reafon to hope
that it may foon yield to arrangements Of mu-
tuAl content and convenience, iu0ice feems to
require that the fame meafurc may be dealt out
10 the few cafes which may fall within its Mort
courfc, as TO all others preceding and following
Is. ] cannot, therefore, but recommend the
fu!peuGon Of this ACT for reaiondble time, on
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-12-09

VIRGINIA. LEGISLATURE.

No important quefions have yet appeared
before the Lcgillature.-Mr. Ghollon has intro.
duced motion to repeal the law of the laft
FELTON, prohibiting the Introduction of laves
from our Sitter States. The Legislature have
mott properly fet their faces aganlt the Lottery
1Rem; by the immediate rejection of petition
which was prefented for the Establishment of
Lottery.
On Saturday lat, the Legislature appointed
Lewis Harvie. Efq. delegate from this city, to
fupply the vacancy in the Executive Council
occalioned by the death of Lyme Shackelford
The votes food for Lewis Harvie es
GervaS Storrs 46
George w. Smith IS
On the fame day, John Hungerford, Efd. of
the Senate was elected Brigadier General of the
18th Brigade, to fuppIy the vacancy occafioned
by the reGgnation of General Henry Young.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-12-09
WALLER LEWIS, ir.

- WALLER LEWIS, ir.
sEESPECTFULLY informs the public that Lis
school will he continued the eniung year His term.
are Tor teaching reading, wrieng and arithmetic ten
dollars; for Engh Grammar and Geography fifteen
do!lars for Latin twenty dollars for furveying ten
dollars, per Scholar; for board K 90 (eaeh boarder
finding his own bed) The School will commence ON
the 10Th day of January and end on the 5th day of
December. Thofe who may think proper to favor
him with the tuition of their fons are requeRed to
make it known as foon poiiiblc.
Louila, Dec 9. DC
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-12-09

To what caules to afcribe the failur. of the
two laa mails 10 the weG of Munroe court.houfe)
due at the Poit-Oics in this City The fact is fub-
mitted to the PoltMafter General that he may make
iome enquiry into the reaions of This delay: and If
1t are from negligence of the contractors Of the mail
that the neceary Reps may be taken to corea the in
convenience. To this caufe it is owing that the in
tere2ing from Kentucky do not reach u, but
through the crcuitous route of the north and not
ill JV,1I dyl after the fame mails due at thi, Of
fee
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-12-09

AARON BURR.---Rumours az various as
the CAmelion's colours, have circulated ref
petting this extraordinary being but the fol-
lowing natement Of his defigps feemS to us to
approach the nearef to truth. lie is flppofed
to have three objects in view that If the one
was found impra6ticable or mifcarried, another
might be brought into play and that by d..
Verifying the sllurements Of his enterprise, he
might extend the number Of his adherents:
His frP obietl was 10 feparate the WeRern
from the Atlantic country and to etablini an
independent empire in the Wet.
If that Object g'ould fail, his fecond fcheme
was to invade the Spanish province IF Mexico,
feiZe upon the mi"cs, and the riches OF the
people; 7Gd either crrd 4 new empire in that
ptoyiutc, CT convert his treafires into the
mcaus accomplishing his further dcfgns upon
his country.
But ihogd both Of ,hcGc objeas prevc i'm.
praHicabc, from the want Of adequate refour-
css then vas his ambition 20 have been conf
aed to The mere tei.lsnent cf the lands Of 3D.
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AuguR %.
FOR SALE.

4 " Elegant CoAcghE well fnifhed, with Plated
HWAeS and pair of well matched HORSES.
lhoie horiss can be recommended being we'll broke,
and Tree from any bad habits they are fix & feven
years old lat ipring -AgS, a arong healthy Negro
WOMAN with a iemale child about five years Gid.
great bargain may be bad in this property for can
or negotiable note at Exty days.
Empire IT hh oEss.
M.,uer,L.r tr
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-12-09
CTR ELECTION

| = Office is hereby given, that in virtue Of writ
lived by the Speaker of the Houie of Delegates,
the Free Holders of the City Of Richmond, are re-
queited TO convene themeIves on Thurfday next, at
the CourtFioufe Of the lsid City, and then and there
10 eauic to be ele 9ed fit and able perron qualif
ed according TO law to repreent the aid City in the
General AaembIy now flirting.
10HW +. PRICE, S.rgte1a
Richmond Dec. y
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-12-09

7bomas BaiH and 7bonas Hoyrjloa, Ex'rs Of Cub
bert Built, detA 7rJo ze<s beiy at lar sf 7bonaf
BDlirf, eai Haez Baii,if, and Bs laii TbouaI Bull
IsH end Aexaeeey Seofi Bnliif, devifeS Of tie E1d
GHtJbsrt Bulieii, Gref
NASEhotits, that on the Cd day Of February next,
we ihsll proceed 70 furvey the Land according
60 an order 1t the 22ud uf September sO6, from the
Superior Chsnoery Court holden at Richmond (Vir-
ginis in uit herein and Others are Plaintiffs,
and you and each af ycu are defendants.
Alio sake notice, that the fame dsy hnll pro-
coed TO take the deroG,ous Of Philip Cooper & Others,
at 'he houe Of Samuel Henry, on the Land in dpute,
20 be read evidence ~ tire haie fuit.
John SHIPPERS, DesiclsaC 7e1s,
Beng. 1fTTCALF, Retie557, aoe'd
Dee. O. st.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-12-09
CONFECTIONERY, DISTILLERY
AND

EXCHANGE C0FFEE-H0USE.
ME Subscribers having taken the new Tenement
OF the widow Collins, adjoining rhe Market
Bridge, have opened Confectionery and Difiillery
Shop, under the firm of Daniel Schelliug 8, CO.
where they have opened large fupply of article, in
that line, and intend keeping confiant fuppy. One
OF the partners, MFR. scheng is yerfetly acquainted
with the bufnefs in all its variou, branches havino.
carried it on in foe of the NOT principal towns in
Europe, as ALTO in Misunderstanding fome of the ar.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-12-09

~ George w. Smith offers his ferviees to the
Freehoders of this City their Representative to the
General AiIembly, the election which has bees d-
reetsd BY the warrant of yeRerday.