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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-05-30
FOR SALE.


y Tract OF Land, containing $40 acres, extending
A upwards of a mile on James River, nearly op-
polite to the Wetover efate; one fourth of il ony
is eleared there is Dwelling Houfe on it, & it ba,
good landing and filming place. This land is worth
the attention Of any perion who wants feat on lanes
River, or wifhes to realize great bargain may be
had, as TO difcharge an incumbrance) IL will be of
Tered at amueh lower price than the A purchafer gave
Tor tieyen years ago. Fielding Lewis eqr of Charles
CITY Will be good enough to fbew the land plots OF
may be feen in the hands of Mr. Lewis, and Doctor
Adams OF Richmond, and terms known from T. O..
Peachy OF Williamsburg.
Adjoining the above traa is one Of the mot beau
tiiu ieats on James River which has attached to a.
bout 1000 acres this may be had aIlo, if il mould
iult Furehaier to take the whole the improve
ments on this effate are, dwelling houfe with 4
rooms on floor, kitchen and laundry, q large
barn and fable, an ice houfe, fnoke houfe large
garden well incoied, an orchard and many choice
fruit trees. The Purehsfer may have, from 7 to IS
years credit, paying moderate ntereR.
TIC. PEAcHY.
April 4. UswtE1
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FOR SALE
April ls.

Three vaiuobe PLANTATIONS. cir.
ME containing 1900 acres of land fituated in
- the county of King & Queen, within five miles
OF Dunkrk OF this tract 600 are cleared, well
ehcioea ana N ngh cultivation; it is well adapted to
the culture ct tobacco, wheat and CORN and e. f,
raj years paf, has been productive as auy in the
county the other GOO, has ever been remarked fo-
the quantity and excellence Of it's timber for which
great price can be obtained on the fpot. This farm
is well fnrnhed with every thing necefiary for the
accommodation OF an overfeer and negroes and for
fecuring crop, is level and well watered from,
zoo to 500 buhes of wheat, may be feeded the next
tall, to the greatea advantage-My manager, Mr..
Meadows, will ride this land, with any one
wiihing to purchae.
ALTO, tract of 1000 acres in Rfex, within 70,
miles OF TaPpahannock, in very wealthy neighbour
hood; moa of this land, specularly adapted to the
CROWN OF corn, wheat and grafs 1t is in good Gull
tvation, and well enclofed. There is on this farm
from IS to 100 acres of meadow which is as rich as
any IN this fate My overfeer. Mr.. Hill will fhew
this land, and Major A. Rtcbie is fully authorized
to difpofe IF it.
alto offer for fale, MOUNT CLEMENT. the
Leaf on which reide it is believed that there are
lew tracts IN the tate, uniting advantages, or
that can boat of 10 much beauty il is f,uated in
mile and half ofTappahannock, & afford. as fine
view OF the RaPPahaDnock, any on the river Noun,
element is waihed on one fide, for more than mile
with broadnavgable creek from whichan abundance
OF h may be taken at every feafon contains by old
urvey $50 acres 34ths of this plantation is very rich
low grounds, and in high cultivation Several hum
dred dollars worth of wood may be fold annually
from it, without injury to the efiate There is on
tins eitate' brick dwelling houfe, in good repair,
62 ieet long, and "a wide and all necefary out-hou
les lately repaired fhall forbear minute defcrin
tion as Prefume any one wihing to purchafe, will
view tine premfes.
alto with to fell 200 or 800 acres near the Boil
ing Green The terms of fale will be one fourth ia
three months, the balance in two years. the ultimate
payment to be feeuredby deed Of trul. The negroes
on the above plantations, with valuable teens of e
very kind, with fine ftocks of Cattle, hogs & fbeen
with variety of the be utens, the purehafers NAV
have by paying fair valuation on reaonable credit
EDWIN UPSHAW.
~ My terms will be communicated by John Ho
race UPfhaw, Efqr. on application.
Mount Clement, April IL. nD
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Bp autbnritp.
LAW OF THE UNITED STATES.
AN ACT

AN ACT
Il" addition 10 an a7, inaisd "ha o7 regulating ID.
graaf5 If land, and P,oVidag fer he dIpejaI Of he
Load5 efbe United Slater oSf5 effbeRa Of TssnAc
Fs."
Belt ead7ed BY bs Senate and HogjS ofRebyeEsafa-
hDe5 of be United Sfafes of hmeyisa in CoagyeiJ a-
b'ed, That whenever any perfon who fhall have re-
eeived presumption certificate, from either Of the
boards Of eommioners, appointed for the purpofe Of
entertaining the rights Of perfons to lands in the Milf
hlPPi territory mall, by final judgment or decree
OF the higheh court Of laws, equity in which de
clifton could be had within the faid territory, rendere
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In HHnover County Court, ..July sotb, 1905,
IN CHANCFRY

~ ~10''''TI S0'f7 - JHV oUED, 1905.
IN CHANCERY.
O.o;,a H'Oe' 9 e0'7PaHy' Pks.
Rieoard Riebar9on, e D,odzey RieBarayon, Diff.
HIS day came the plaintiffs by their council, and
the defendant, Richard Relaxation, not having
entered his appearance and given fecurity ACCORDING
to the act of AGembly, and the rules of this conrt
and appearing to the fatisaon of the court that
ne is not an inhabtant of this country. On the mo-
ton OF the plaintiffs, it is decreed, and ordered tha.
the defendant, Richard Richardfon, do appear here
on the tir day of the term, and anfaer the bin
OF the plaintiffs and that copy of this order be
I i% publiihed in Tome public Newspaper, pub
h'ned IN the city OF Richmond, for two months fuc
ceivey and that another copy be ported at the from.
door OF the Court Houfe ofthis county.
A Copy. TeRe,
THos. POLLARD, D. C. H. c.
April Is. ffemS
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SS'edt VuFfeIC,
Pernvian Bari
.faLap, Caismei
RbH5a-6, Seinna
Magnsfa
Mama, Salt
Campbor
Spanj6 Flies
Digitafs
Pmk Reef
Opium
Arro7o Rect.
ALSO,
Andtrjon's Pill
Batman's Drop,
Britj@ Oil
Ba5fan Of Honey
.Dws $ norm Lozegges
Hamilton, do. do.
Cb1rebcs Co4gb Drop
Cor" Plsfer
Dai6y,s Carminative
Dafey', Elixir
EDfnee Peppermint
E0snee Spruce
EDfnee Mraa-I
Co7oiand's Lotion
Cbare5's Lotion
CoyIys Cordial
Harlem Oil
Hun ary Water
Jsmes's Po7vdsrs
Jglit Drops
Wae PleRer
Petpe"minf Lozenge,
Lip S,lve
Liquid T,u< Blue
Steers Oe0dskdoe
Orange F!o1oer Wafey
ALSo-A JmaA j.epiy
february 4 s,
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r E NJ O Y III

hoCToR WILSON has removed from the Bell
I - Tavern to the Brick Houie oppoate the flores
vi Menrs' J: * X. Gamble and Mr.. Neil M Coull,
where, in addition his former tock he has uR re-
eeived comfortable fupply of
-, MEDICINES, PAINTS, ee
Inc whole OF which he offers for fae a, reduced pr-
ces.
Orders from Physicians, Merchants and others,
Will be promptly attended to and carefully executed
It his intention to devote much perfona at.n-
ton to his ihop, and to fell luch Medicines as he ir,
IN his practice only. Families can have proper direc.
tons to accompany fuch articles they buy of him.
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oegS fedve 10 eHnMerdte-
Rasg/on's Bitter,
Sfougb.on'J Bitters
7H'iingf0ns Bayam
Pnngent Smelling Bottles
Pbslpbo,as
Ref Haser
Tooth Pozpaev
Tooth Pieks
Tooth BruiSes
G,eenbo7c', 7fnaape
Imfe'ial Wa@ for cleaning
ieofSe,
EDsn!ial Salt Of Lemons
Lavender zoatey
Rat Pozraey
Fine iookj9ing Coeol Pr.
nib
W5ife Harn;9
Black do.
japan do.
Wbite Lead
Lmttf~d oil
a
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asecanDrla L}aftp aOnerttser.
THURSDAY, April II.

In long and lrarnsl !peech, which pro.
Jffeaad gtnlIeman of rhe name of Smile made in
Congrsls, in iupPors Of MIR. Gregg's fdmous,
cut ill-tated, ieio!ution, is an afcrtion which
cannot fail to alarm and aRonia, not only a
great number OF his political friends, in various
parts of the United States, but many of his i'm
mediate conilituent:. In deicanting on the gal.
lie fyeaxr, ,as the federalifs of that day imbiogf
y called it, which pervaded all ranks in locle-
ty IL the year 1894; he, in lnbRance, obfcrves
that he never knew mar, ia bis /la<ls, who
was dGerous, at that egentful period, of going
to war on the Gds of France If thefc are real
exhibited iigns OF unuiual perturbation when Mr..
Randolph in his energetic manner, talked Of
cooling regimen, depletion and arsighs watt
coats. Mi. S. has either been befde himielt for
aumber of years, or has very lately awcke hom
long nap, during which he has been 6afly
dreaming about mcndng the contribution, i'm.
pesehing judges, making contracts, &c. &c.
There is Rrong reafon, TOO, ter believing that
his colleague, of etrttfcafe mf110rr, has not yet
come to bis fen!es: the enyenomcd philippe he
pronounced the other day in the houte againf a
man, win dill DIS ld'iiHBo, i""i'S'J ~ 'aPeiio'
in learning, talents and integrity, gives ample
proof OF this; and folly entities him tothe appel
lation Of g,ana. lebem ct the Jsas affstdniy and
djaap0infment !
What would yeu have, you ours,
That like nor peace, nor war Inc one aHrights
g The other makes you proud. FIe that fruits to
you,
IL Where he flouId find you lions, finds you hares;
Where foxes eeefe You are no iarer, no,
Than is the coal of fire upon the ice,
Or hail ftone in the fun. Your virtue 49,
To make him worthy, whole offence fubdues HIM,
q And curfe that julice did It.
The senate have consented to & advised
the ratification of the TP I P.O LIT II "
TREA7'1. The votes were, ysas 2l:
Nays 6.
The senate on Tuesday passed the BILL,
from the house Of representatives, Prohl.
biting the importation of certain British
goods, wares and merchandise, without q.
meudment Yeas 80: Nays 8
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on an existing war, itcould not have been
expected that they were in a situation TO
dispense with old ones. The reason why
this resolution had not been brought for
ward az an earlier period OF TAG session.
MIR. X. said, was most ebylous. he bad
NOT heard OF the conclusion OF peace with
IrIpoli till Saturday, aud this was, there
fore, the earliest occasion that offered Ter
making il.
Mr.. Chandler said he hoped the motion
would prevail. He had himself con,em-
plated making a similar motion.
ii MI. Smile likewise supported the mo.
ton.
MIR. Alton faid he heartily concurred in the
prspfiety OF taking off the duty on fall, but nc
thoughf the5 Houte ought previously TO know
whas equiyaiens could be brought forward. his
subJeci had been thought OF before Ihls proPoil-
ton bad been iubnittrd, and the conIinaatoA OF
the dety of two and halt per cent. had been
doubt that the duty on ialt might be diipcned
with, and thatlfhst. he had referred 10 would an
iwer as a lubGitute. BUT he had doubts OF the
proprlegy of the DIRECTION propofed to be given 10
this buliness. He thought this resolution toge.
ther with that offered BY a gentleman from Maj
fachuietts, ihould 90 hand IN hard With each
tiief /; whetIlcr they weHt to the COMMITTEE ct
the whole i4ouie, or 10 kecommitteeof Ways
and Means, was lninateri4l TO him that il orc
OF these iourees Of revenae were given up, The
other thoud be at the fame time inbAitutcc III the
room of il. He said he did rot know il wiat
lsustion the refolr,lon offered by the gentleman
from Mafachuiet.s was, which lie would with to
know before he voted on this resolutions
a mcn.bcs observed that the bouir had never a.
greed 20 conGqes Il.
Mr.. Thomas said, as the gentleman from
Virginia appeared TO have forgot that the com
miitee OF which he wss chairman, weIr lnRruet-
ed To enquire irto the expectancy of reduciDg Ihs
duty on salt, in the ealy part OF ttc laa seiiion,
he wired the clerk to read that pary Of thej ur-
nal. Tie rcfolution he iaid pafscd about the ii
of December.
MI. ]. Randolph faid he certainly did not de-
ny the exlfence of iuch rclolu,on. Re had
oniy observed that he did not rccollect having re-
ceivSd it from the Clerk.
The C)efk read the reioIutien offered laa faf-
iion b. Mr.. Thomas On the 7th OF December,
1904, which was fuch as be had tated, aid when
appeared 10 have received the ianttlon OF the
Houir.
Mr.. AlAon then moved that the iefoiution
ihould be referred to committee OF the whole,
which, after few words in oppotltion to fuch a.
mode Of reference by NJ. Lsib was disagree TO;
Ayes IL
When the original motion obtained wishouta
diviion.
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PR OCL Il Nj Il T 10 NJ

BE 1T KNOWN, That the commificners
for experimenting tho eleenon IN WAC TO. B,
tor two hemEsrs OF the Common Councii OK
AIexanana, IN the place Ct hilllan Hs'rel ana
Daniel M'Lean, relsned, have BY .hen isluin
declared Eiilha Janney ard Benjamin Sh'esc,
Junior, duly elecled members Oh is,d LGmhon
Council OF Alexandria.
In teGi.Dcny whereof have hsreunto ieE
my hano, this 18th Gay Ct Aptii, ons
thoafand eighS hundfeo and lax.
Jonah THOMPSON,
May0r Of alexandra.
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+ @ K S Il L Z.

1900 acres of Land, in Charles
county, Maryland, ID miles from Alexandria
and from the Potomac, near the poft read lead
ing to Port Tobacco. The Gsuation is exceed
iDgy healthy and tie foil fertile. A grsss pro-
portion OF this lard is bottom, tat leaf 500 a.
cres) well adapted 70 The culture of wheat, ee,n
or tobacco, timothy alto tbfives well upon it,
the upland produces coed wheat frem iaAows
and yields tie white clover in abundance. Eel,
ly one third Of this trs6 is in wood, great Parr
Of which is valuable timber. Bcfi5es fertile
foil the purchsier will derive ether advantagss---
good mill feat and an excellent ftand tsr ts-
vern. The Improvements sre, dwelling heuFs
with Gx Ioors, with FIRE place in sseh
kitchen, fmeke houie, fables, carriage heuie
large and newly bulk barn, IS feet fqnarr to.
bacco houie and leveral other cut houfes.
The fubfcriber wifhing TO remove 10 Kentucky,
will difpole Of this tract on very resionabic terms
One third of the rurchaie money in cath, the ia.
lance in bonds for three equal yearly payments,
bearing intetrG fEom he cate If not Pnrtsualiy
difcharged, with tecuity By mortgage. PEI
ieilicn ard deed 70 be given at the tirft pay
ment.
Benjamin Dnlany.
n6,-.h OK - f#< 20
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The electiontesing campaign has opened with
much yivacity Ia Massachusetts, tor govefnos
sc. of thar fate. From 20 TWINS, lncludins
Bottom, The votes are
FeAeyai. Democratic.
For Strong, 6,o23. For Sullivan, 4,ool
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This is 10 give Notice,

-TSYAT the fubcriber, Of Alexandria ccun.'
4 ty, in the difret of Columbia, hath OBJ
tanned from the Orphans Court of iaid country
letters OF administration on he Perional eRate OF
1ebs 1gR, ienior, late of the county aforeiaid,
deceafcd all per!cns having claims againtl ths
laid aeceafed, are hsreby warned TO exhibit then
with the vouchers thereof TO the fubicriber, on
or before the 9Th day of OCTOBER next; or-tbey
may by lsw be excluded from all benefit OF taid
eltate. Given under my hand this ! 9Th Gay OF
April, 1906
Rebecca Yof, Adm'x.
April ". 2aw'o's
N. B, All perlons indebted tothe above e..
tate, arc requeasd to max. immediate payment
to the adminifratrix.
All who have left Guns, LOCKS,
&c. to be repaired with my late husband, Ohm
Yot, are requeAed to take them away within s.
months, OF they will be fold for their repairs.
K. YOST, Adan's.
Apri
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March 26.

Cath, and the highea price e.
for clean Linen and Cotton RaGs
the Printer of this paper,
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PUBLIC SALE.
TO- MORON, at half pat 3 o'clock, will be
fold, on Captaia C1nway's wharf,
Tie Cargo Of the Schr Philip,
Uniting Of
Fira quality SUGAR and M0LASSEs, or
credit OF 90 and 60 days, soE approved indor..
P. C. Maraeller.
Aplil Is.
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February 2.
Centreyille Academy.

ON the ID day Of January next, an AGA.
". DENY will be opened in this place for The
reception Of Students, under the direction OF the
Reverend MIR. SNYDER, ahited by one or note
Ulhcrs.
this Gentleman has conducted different AGA.
denies for the 6 ace Of ieveral yeats pait, with
gtea; credtt hia department. is con:onaat TO his
itatirn, AID to the accomplishments OF fchoiaf
he adds ,he happy facility OF exciting in his pu-
pills the fympton,s Of literary genius, and 70 cu.
.ivate their Rlenta! improvements.
In this nGitution will be taught The Latin
and Creek Languages: ,sc Enshh language
grammaticaIy: Geography, F'aory, Eloe''y'
or the various branches of the Mathema.lcs;
! Writing; Asilhmerc ard Boak, EeePing.
There a1e few places III our ceonlty moe ad.
vsntsseapGy Gfuatcd -for an inAltutien OF this
Sna.ure, rh4n tbis--lts ituation is very elevated
and the air falubrious; and in the centre OF a
remarkably healthy neighborhoo5 she necets (.
ries of life are cheap ard may eaGiy be procured.
TIC GiGfeR attention will BE- paid to the morals
Of the Students both in aud ont OF ichool.
The tesus Of tuition will be for the Latin
and Greek languages, including Geography, &c
* dollars; tor the Mathematics 20 dollars !;
Reading, Writing, and Arithmetic, IA dollars
Yer snnuu,, paid quarterly in advance. A iasll
contribution viii be required from each pupil for
Ia, purchaie of fire wood.
Centreville, Dec. II. 2aw3ms
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1 A great Bargain may be had.

= with to exchange fevcn or eight hundred acres
i Of LAND, in Fairfax eouoty, formerly Lou.
doun county, for good lsnos IN the Wsttetp eann-
try. 1t lies near Sagsr Lard Ran, i IS hnsly
rin,aesed and watere,. good taFniing land, about
is niles from the Cay OF Warrington, 20 from
A.exandfia, and from the Potomac liver
There are Two 1enements and an excellent or.
chard on The premitss, ab1uy 70 bufhsls otwi'eat
flowed laA fall and a good deal OF clover, when
grows finely, the foil being well adapted TO the
Platter Of Paris, from the taltce expefimentsr-
tn. title indilputable. AIRY eerfon making carly
application may get an advantageous exchange
Application, by letter, to the trbicnbcr IN A.
lexandria, will be duly attended to.
B. DABE.
February 2, eo.f
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N o T / C E.

"T He fabfcribcr will rent She hauCc on Fairtays
1 freet, near Duke ftreet, lately Occupied by
MIR. James IA. Hooe. Apply TO Mr.. 53oba
4ae<ey.-.As iome poylon has reported that the
houle is liable for back rents, the following car.
tificate, from Mr.. Nathaniel c. Hunter, {shc
oosinal proprietor of the lott who leafsd rhs
honfe and lot TO me on an annual ground rent,
proves, that there is no truth in the fad re-
port.
Stephen Cooke.
@J ! hereby acknowledge, TO have received
the ground. rents due on let, in the town Of A
lexanaris, on Fairfax, ftreet, leafed Of me by
DR.. Stephen Cooke, up to the sd day of Febru.
airy 1905.
NATHANIEL C. HUNTER,
October ], 1905. tDsc.Io.l law
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Faar}as Cou2st1, Virginia.

yT7AS coumi ,tcd to the Jail Of faid county as
wv runaway, On the z2d day Of No7em-
Der, 1905, Negro man who calls himlelf BE
VERIFY ANES, and that he was bought out
of MIR, Carter Bfsxton's estate in King William
county, Virginia, by Mr.. James Ham, and car.
,lied by him TO the city CT New York, and left
by hin in the f;rviee of Mr.. William Rec, Until
be-came OF see, after which he WAS liberated sni
returned to nc city Of Richmond, v*hc'c he was
PUT In iil as runaway and then field for his jail
lcsr 60 Nh. Bgown, with whom he ferved nig
dim. cut, a few niles from the town, Hesia a.
bout 50 years OF age, about s ieet4 inches high
and fout bailt--his clothing is a pair Of iead-n
cotored b,ecctcs and round jacket and cap, all
much worn and defaced The owner, If anyj
is rsslehed to come, prove property, pay char
ees and take him away, he will be dealt with
as the law diretts, by
Daniel Bradley, Jailor,
For JAMES WAueH, SboB,F. C.
January II. Feb. 6 IawSt
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TO RENT

az x.sr s.smeaIqte Petition sire,:
- abour thrce I:.!es from F,.n,,s,, " iaQd,
the Little Falls OF P,somac.-Tb;. MI Ia
good quality and well adapted 70 w. pl.l aet
grals. under coed enclofuces and hsyin o'sa q
bic dwelling houfc and Other ncc,g,rr I' a.g'
Il is capsbic Of esing divided into 9vs a,,Dlnis
msnts, 70 as TO fuis applicants. On II. d IN n
is BOD blaekfrnith'- fnop and tools art p .
celIent ftsnd for that bnGnels. Terac,. .s'' T.
fPp!ied at isir price with corn, hay ,r sFi e
der, car IS, Wagons and plantation ,,.,fi. ." .
70 with fury wo,k horfs, mules and or., g.
More than two huudleG LuGels Of vb., 49,
fown on the pFen:iles. Mr. Geo,pe SIN r .
living on the rfenoiles, viii Ga,w tie lana y;
other property to applicants. ~
Richard Bland Lee,
Virginia, Feb. 70. ::
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S E Z D S.

Both Of EngEah s. american g'o5sth.
The tcrmer imported shi, fall per the lhip she
petdeG, captain Wells, via Norfolk,
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both of EngAah 90 american g'oz5h.
The icrmcr imported shis fall Per the lhip she.
be,dcG, captain Wells, via Norfolk,
--amoag svbit5 are
Early York C4ttbase, Early Dwarf do. EARLY
Screw DO. Early Sugarloaf do. Early Bastelsea
do. Large Imperial do. Large SugzEIoat do.
Large Fiat Ducch do. Red do. Green and Vel
low Savoy do, Bruf:l Sprouts, Green and
Red Bor.cole, ColliA over, Broccoli, &c.--Alfos
Rye Gfaf,, Luccrn, Burnett, Orchard Grafs,
Red Clover, Early Dutch Tt nip, Early Store
do. Hanover do. Yellow dc. White Norfolk do.
Rape, Nav; Coriander, Csrraway, Dill, 40
uifeed, Canary Seed, Double Yellow Hyacihths
Roots, Fine Durham, Flower of Mnfiard, Spit
Peas, Garden Rakcs, Hoes, Reels and Lines,
Garden Sheers and beit Pruning Knives On hand
quantity Of Lombardy Poplar of all f'zes and
variety of Flowering Shrubs, and Roots, On
Reasonable terms.
Al6,
En- elegant aiortment OF cut and plain Glats,
China, ard Queens ware, Flower Pots Of all
kinds.
He Iikewife keeps Liquors, Croce-
rics, Spices, Powder and Shot, Fig Blue, Starch,
Barley, Rice, Soap, Candies, Salt Petite, Alum,
Pearl An, Segas, belt Rappee Snuff, chewing
and frnosking Tobacco.
AJ0 far Sax,
The American Gardener, and Kennedy's
Treaelie on Gardening.
February IL: div. lawtiW
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Dr.. Ram0n's Anti Bilious Pills,
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or Il aInllY FhYIlC.

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Th. extraordinary celebrity the!e pills have
Gained. the universal demand for them ana ettecEn
Of which they are held by MEDICAL men lot the frt
emin.nce. are fuficient seftiG'onialsof their m
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FalyJax County, Virginia.

yTTAS commitysd tothecj Jail Of this county,
Wv as runaway CT tic so,h Of November
last, Negro man who calls hinifelf MARK
THOMAS, about forty.Gye or dtty years old,
aboa5 five feet, Ten inches high and stout butt.
The fsii Negro fays that he is native Of Sc.
Iago, sad that Inc came intothis country with the
F,ehsh at the tine OF the hcge of IisiiesYo' -
and that as;cf quitting The French, he entcsc4 in.
70 the ersplcy Of Mihnion Wife and Thomas
Whit, with whom be learned the store maloD'S
trade, on Rappahan1ock. rear Port Roys', he
tkenwent into the employment OF Pope Williams
and Chsrl>s Williams, and went with them TO
build mil on Goole creek for Joitph ;ifff.ics,
and from there % Place called Pigeon Hill, ia
pcnnfylvania, and that he has worked at Mill
vsood and many o:heFplaces in the country. tIc
has with Kim a variety OF cloathing, amongst
which are blue Gloadc.oath coat, pair OF bIacl,
velvet brooches, cordarcy pantaioons, calico
jacket, and good great coat. The owner If
any is rsqaestsd TO come prove his property, pay
charges and take him away, or he wall be dealt
with according to law, BY
Daniel Bradley, Tailor.
Frbgua,y s. yawSw