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FIFTEEN DOLLARS REWARD.

y lAN-AWAY from ID. Waj2i1gton T1p.rn. on
N Ae 255 De-. hgf, E1ahlso Man b. fJe aaSue
ef LhFpfS, Hhogf 25 Jeo,s efage. This ftgo7v zelr
Js'0eriv X ra5f,ty IF Ei7ca,d C1rl1nf Of Hnos,er
VOa' Joh 10 Nj. Sbiet IF Gas=bAa#i, and qob, tie
oyOsfty fbs Eaa S5isAA f-au.iied pe,Y eopiatra5ly
f1's.i frsrH basf,. 9ez.oe i,asmueb ar brve n,
6SS0f 6af be 9r'H aa.m1t 70 PAS for se man, TO tb.
contrary Of tOb:1 ray b asovc,ef ny attezdag TO bis
PsIo7 bt @Jo4t rt az 10 inches hig5, zo:fb -a-
tier an iciefgct esafea :0brn Oken 70, cad Is
1rry vreA r7aa, tsory aAsJ be bar not 5y5y beed
far 'sO IF lis eq!oD,, Jsgg .oiera6r He6t; no. las
Be any saai' BY 7o6icb brmey BE- par,spia,y Aqo7yu
0Ssr fbe ii,esy msaio,e5, anabstofbi extreme
bolatHsl'. R' bai zoIs hvi1g il tie saaif of Nh
!p"tfis' Of Gaoab4na at S!1ee eahta Dovlr Ilyis
vet lis oy gsn,si acquaintance may G9ic7 hin 10 be
sansbt eHez05re, pr,babI in Lexin;.au in Ire county of
Roei6'Syf lfeaia.J at srB5 6ia.e BE- H4-g 70, oaTe
i'm. s'iart 70 biz beiag my rrosry. IL i, 9r,y god
6drbrr ant Pnbaps af.r7af that calling 70, a h6-
port in Iowt IF ne remote or Y;rgia,r Near
beii IRE is Isvred ia any jail 7oJiq t5s Rat of bi,-
giain 10 that eanga bin eggn, Or dsvrrsY 10 M IL
re Cir Riebwor, sYN 81. lie 46oss ,eqv4rl ssI
reajaaa6i. etIrsG.
EDWdRD RALLHM.
FBrue,y A. Gc
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-02-08

ITOU3rON'S newly invented PATENT ME-
j i TAJLIC HONE, may be had at MIR Geo.
Cfeenhows iiore, oPpolte the Eagle Tavern. The
Htty of this machine for fettipg Razors and other
intrunen;s which require fine edge, renders it 40
ebje6t worthy the attention Of every individual who
may have oceaGon for it, uie
Deeexhor ~ IT,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-02-08

DIR. Struyre Phyfc;ln of Corlitz, in Lnfat;a. IA.
invented a machine, which he calls Liferrovcr for
the purpoie of discovering by means Of Galvsnifn,
IN cafes ol iufpended animation whether perfons ara
really or oni, apparently dead IL is made at Cor
litz and COTS fifteen dollars
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-02-08
NO TICE.

PROPORTIONS will be received b, the exccu.
4 tive for the purchafe of eight condemned ne.
gToes, rePreved for ranIportaton under the ac to
empower the governor TO tranfport laves condemned
when't iha be deemed expedient"
Dee. 81.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-02-08
ENOCH SULLIVAN,

SILVER, GOLDSMITH AND JEwELtER,
u BrURNS his e. T.. ieful thanks to his friends and
IN the public for the liberal encouragement afford
ed him in his line of bufnefs, and hopes by his pune
tusl attention the boinefs, to which he was bred,
70 infure continuation Of the favor Of liberal pub
lie. Hs offers for lale a: his lhop adjoining the
Eagle Tavern, general afortment ofilver ware and
jewellery Of the mott fashionable kind, eonfling of
FLYER Tea Pots, cream Urns, Tumblers, Spoons, and
oursing aud fancy EARRINGS, Lockets Finger Rings
and Breaa Pms, jet, white and coral Necklace aud
Ear rings, general fuppIy Of Combs plain asd or
Bimented Pocket Books, thread Cafes, Miniature aud
ting Cafes, gold and gilt Seals, Keys aud Chains.
Highea price given for old gold or FLYER.
December 8. If.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-02-08
NEIL M.COuLL

7 AS received, by the late arrivals from London
i ard Liverpool, his uiuai iuppIy Of FALL u
WINTER GOODS.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-02-08

a NDREw STEVENSON, in addition 90 the
y courts Of King William and Hanover; p-ssi-
fes law in the county court Of New.Hsu,.
January 10 IN 81 9. 1t
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y ME fubfcri5cr sfTsrs his fervices as a BROKER
in the city Of Richscnd, and will tranfa9 A.
ng bufnefs in tina, line for moderate con,n1ion.
lie will not inform tho pusiic that II is huiiner,
with which he Is familiar, but afTures every one
who may think hi,r worldly of their confidence, tba;
no one will be more attentive to their interrn. He
will ALTO undertake 70 rurchafe tobacco on commit
Con.
FTs Office IS kept on the erofs treet leading from,
the Capitol fquare towards Col. C,frngtou's
CARTER y. PAGE.
December 81.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-02-08

A TUTOR wanted, who teach Readne
~ Writing ard Arithmetic, in a imail family
Apply 20 the Editor of the Enquirer.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-02-08
GEORGE WHY

BROKER u COMMITS ION MERCHANT.
Near the Baiiu,
y UYS and fells all kinds of Produce-Alfo, and.
- Lots, and houfss, Bank Stock, &c.
ri Hebat fer Sois, LOTS No. 14I, 2, 3, and d
which make one entire fquare in Du-val's additi-
on.-Ihere is good Spring attached to them T1efe
lots are well worth the attention Of a,ry gentle
man wiihingt to build lumnrr retreat for his family
July 25--tf
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-02-08
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.

On Tu.2ay ne t7toeat6 day e NIarsb uexs zriUbc Of
r.a for E,i, BY a4.jlis nu7ioa at tie Eagle 7avr-n
iabe e;:y IF Riebmensi IL. jagossiag va,sa54s Pro-
pnty.
EOUR half acre LOTS, adjoining each other,
\ forming what is uluaY called a fquare in ,he
city of Richmond, ard deicribed in the plan of taid
city by the numbers l5i, l52 l59 and so.
Thele Lots command beautiful profpeas of the river,
and in every refpee well worthy tue attention Of
perions difpoled to bald.
The BRICK STORE or LUMBER HOUSE e.
tuate the ftreet which leads from, the main treet
81 RichEaond Shnc,oe ton, about 81 feet in
breadth and about SO fee, in length, more or leis-
being part of the property formerly owned by MIR.
Wm. Fenyick, and lying between the building now
occupied by Mr.. George Watt and tha, owaet by
Mr.. Marcus Eican.
The SIsTuasc or TENEMENT and parcel pf
5yound containing and half acres more or lel.
where Me- VIM. Fenwiok formerly reliied, near
Rockets.
A particular defcrption is dee ned nnneccfIa
ry the property Intended for ale being we'll known
mof perlems refling in Richmond or the neigh
bourhooiland it is pre(mnei any perlon inclined to
purcha.e, will examine it-for which purpoie the keys
of both Tei,emenss may he had by applying to Gale
20, Richard, & Co. who will give any further insor-
nation that may be wiihed.
TERMS of ale, approved endorfed notes negotiable
al The bank of Virginia, ., Is, ard 20 months.
The legal title to be retained till the purchare money
is paid, Deeds of Trua be executed by the pur-
chalcrs may BE- agreed on.
CALICO, RICHARDS, & Co.
February 6. tit
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FsBruety 4.

q LII pfrioa5 baving claims aqaigR tbe elqate
Of Job1 Hoome5, Gee'd. Of toe Bosvling-
Greer, are reqae,qet TO MAKE fbem knozvn, fbat
RroDifon may be made far a final jsftlsmeat-
Ind k5ojs INDEBTED mnf make immediate pay
ntsHt to JOHN HOLMES, AMI
TOHNG. VO0LFOLK,
Executors IF Jobn Hoo0leJ, deed.
TGn.'2s. If
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-02-08

On Tnsiaay ne dOrat6 day If Niareb next zriNtc Of
trsd for E,i, by sJ!is nul7ion, tie Eagle 7avrrn
ia tie city Of eisbmeai; tie t,Aossisg va!pa5As Pro-
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-02-08

From AcRNRr BAsHhv 10 tie PRgsrDKNr ofN. Uyr-
7ED S4A1Hs.
Accompanying a meGage from tire prefdent of the
United States of the l3,h January, 1906.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-10-24

Mr.. D.waited patiently above two hosrs before the
niniters bell rang. On being told of his vGtor, Mr.
Pitt initansly fent mefage, requeang to fee him in
his chamber, where he received him in his morning
gown, for which he apologized by exprsfing the un-
Willingness that he felt allow gentleman of f,eh
refpeaatility to remain Jingle unneeeGary infant
in attendance on him. Mr.. d. then proceeded to
unfold the buiinels which he came. A, the con-
cluiion of his narrative Mr.. Pitt opened fiai bu-
reau, and taking from thence fevera miniature pic
lures, laid them before MIR. d. whc rongly irpref-
led with the resemblance which one of them bore to
the ooje of his fupieon fuddeny pointed to it, aud
erelaimed--" that is the man =" Mr.. Pitt, fmiing,
thanked Mr. d. for his information, exprefng win
that all his brother bankers had been equally comu-
neatisei but at the fame tins he aTurrd him that
the proceedings Of the individual! whole portrait he
had ieleaed, were well known to his r,aelfy's go
vernnent, who wero cloiey watching his movement,
and thols OF his colleagues. He requefei Mr. D.
to RETURN take no notice OF the tranfaaion and pay
any drafts that might be prelented in coniequence
ihn Mr.. D. accordingly did; thu money was gra-
dually withdrawn, and in few months rhi. fell
low and his coadjutors, from the developement oil
whole in'rigues, during apparent blindnefs to
them, government at that critical period had derived
much important intelligence. were le.t out Of tn,
Kingdom under the Alien act.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-10-24
SUGAR PREPARED FROM BEETs
By M. HERMssrApT.

The method of NJ. Aehard for extracting fupsr
troa beets, wasfo exPenvc, that it was of no advSn
tage Tor common ufe. M, Hermbfadt, of Berlin
has Practiied another method, which is eaEly per-
formed, and affords hopes of rendering this Gpar
cheaper than that from the fugar-cane which is a.
follows
After having bruifed the bets in mortar. NJ
Hermbftadt iubmits them to the operation of preG
20 extract the juice from them which is then placed
in veiies, and clarified with lime in the fame manner
as cane+fugar.
When this operation is fnifhed, the liquor is eva
porated to the confidence of yrup: 1t is then left
to cool, and courfe fugar is Obtained, of dark
brown colours: AT the bottom Of the veheI fyrup re-
mans, which may ne uied for domeRc purpoies.
From 90 pounds of the coarfe iugar eighty pounds
OF well eryitazed fugar obtained by the rd refn
ing which iugaris ainferor in quality or white
nes to that of the The Whole operation NAV he
completed in two days.
The particular fpeces of beet which M. Hermb-
ttadt u,ed in his experiment, is not mentioned but
Is mot probable that this chema made uIe of the
common field beet, known in Germany By the name
OF 'Taae 7vOris the culture Of which is pread tbro
many canions OF Germany. This variety, however
contains eIs ugar than all the other fpeces of bee,s
and, for this reaGon, M Sonniu is of opinion that Il
iugar can be obtained from beets with profit and q
economy, more fuccefs would be obtained by fubn,,-
ting TO the operations deicrbed, the fnall red bee,
called 10 France that of CgGcaaDd,y, which is the
fweetel Of all.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-10-24
SINGULAR ANECDOTE.
fran t5. koudon svx Of ,se 7S A.ssA

We have been aGured from very Respectable autho-
fity Of the authenticity Of the following relation hich
we inert both account of the nruarty of the cir
euanee itie & becaufeIt adds another proof 70 the
many already before the world Of the comprehensive
mind OF our late luxurious hatelnan-a 4 mind
whch" as has been beautifully and energetcaly fad
like the prahois OF an elephant could either pick
up pin IRON the floor, or tear up trees By the roots
At that period of the French revolution when re-
publican eniaries from the continent were buly en-
gagged in this country in endeagoring by the only
mems in their power (perfuaion and bribery to dif
Terminate thoe principles Of anarchy and horror which
have rendered France eternal beacon TO civilize
toefetypreeifely at that time when 70 many of our
counrymen were fedueed by vain phantom from
the honeh att,chment their king and contribution
ny which they had hitherto been diainguifhed, and
10 which they have long fnee returned--a certain
foTesher entered ore of the mon comfortable bank
iBg houfcs in the metropolis, and taking from hin
pocket book, large fun offnoney amounting TO be-
tween twelve and fourteen thoufand pounds expref-
fed dere to open account with the houfe allud-
ed to. On being afksd by the clerk, to whom he ad-
drefied hlmfelf, what name he fhould place in the
books--he regueled that the fun fhoud be entered
under the letter a and that all drafts fubicribed BY
shat letter ihould be duly honoured. In few DAYS
he called with limiar fun, which, by his direGi-
ons, was entered under the letter B. The clerk.
iurPrifed at bele proceedings communicated them TO
che principal partner in the firm, MIR. d. by whom
he was ordered, fhOud the Granger again make hi,
appearance, to aoquaint him, that he might have an
opportunity Of oblerviug him. Accordingly, in lefs
chan week, the foreigner depoGting large fun un.
der the letter G. Mr.. d. took the advantage Of this
third Witt particularly to notice the features of the
man, and ioon after another call enabled him firmly
30 imprint them on his mind. Having oorful,ed
with fou,e friends the neps which il would be prr-
dent TO take, it was deemed adviiabe by them that
Mr. d. mould wait the premier, they had little
doubt ihat it was Intended apply the money to f.
niisr and political purpoles The next morning Mr..
ID went to Downing Erect but was informed that
MIR Pit had not rifen. II is well known tha. that
great nan psd to avail himfefof the quie, Of hs bed
10 revo'ye in his mind the irPortan; fshses Of poll
~ which he intent on framing for the bene-
ht Of his eenniryi ard that az tl,ofs memcoo hi.
isrysnts had Csdsrs sssssE, to Siaprb bisa---
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Tsp autborltp,
LAW OF THE UNITED STATES.
LcoHcLUDED.J


70, esLieiag ,Sies and o,tiess 70, h, ,aveynv.r, n
Af ArniH If tie Urifed Slater.
Article 81. No garrilon or regmental court mari;
Al HAL have the power try capital cafes, or commit
honed officers neither hall they infie fine ex-
eeed'ng enc months pay, nor mprfon, nor put to
hard labor, any non-cOmnIioncd officer or folder.
for longer time than one month.
Article CO. Whenever il may be found convent
ent and neeeary to the public ervice the officers Of
me marine tbdl be aoeiaed with the officers of the
land forces for the PurPofe Of holding courts marital
and trying offenders belonging either and in fueb
cafes the orders Of the fenor officers Of either corps
who may be prefent and duly authorized, ,sll be re-
eeiyed and obeyed.
Article SO. The judge advocate or fome perfon
dePnted by him or by the general or officer COM
nandIng the army, Detachment, or garrifon faIl pro-
ieeste IN the name Of the United States, but mall 70
l,F eonhdsr bimi.h as council for the prifoner after
the fad prifoneT fball have made his plea, as to Oh
jet to any leading queon to any Of the ritneae,.
Or any gSsfien 70 he PriCsnsr he anfWsr to wsob
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-10-24
October II.
FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD

" ANYWAY on the 10th infant. = Neg-o vt
Z Z low named NED. alias Ned Robj,ron .be 49,.
perty OF Mr.. w. w. WORTHY, Of Kentucky. II. h,
b, trade Bricf-ayer, hired the preceding year
10 Mr.. Thomas Underwood, Of this place, and WA,
formerly the property of Jonn Say lor, fen efq Of
caroline. canpot give accurate deGcription Of
his Ferion believe him, however, to be about so
years OF age, feet or 10 inches high, has Ioa hi,
upper fore teeth, saPt to fnie when fpoken to, is
remarkably petite, often rep 'ating thank you maj
ter, and making bow d!nod to the ground Heis.
am induced to believe, very artful fellow, and ia
probably lurking in this city or, what is as likely.
attempting to procure birth cn board Gome veTeI.
that he may leave The fate and PATS for free man
will pay the above reward if taken ont of the
Rate 20 dollars if taken 20 miles from Richmond.
and 10 dollars if taken within the city aud delivered
10 me- JAMES IAIJCHJ
October 81. .,
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ELLIS q ALLAN

ELLIS q ALLAN
INFORM t5eir f,ezat, tbst .Gey 6sv. ,-seivec PR.
L q hcr FAIL GOODS, per tie Jsips R.yeah,.
jrsas Liverpool, ard D.iasrsoua jyog- Lan9sa-
CONSISTING. OF,
Ree Baantfts f'om O. 70 ia-4, Duff BLsste,s.
Ff1ane'', Csaf;';g5. ard Cot.snI,
A'ad'" Saf S1prsear ci0t, Siparjs 7rosl,
AtJtysae'ri lf@ste aaS lap6t nviReL
G'nfAntn. b&aetr and fatisf flt ETGfs,
LeSit t.tfionahis Beav.r Ruff t,ia,zeG,
n "a ard sig o4Rti1g', Af's0ras, S4oags,ra,
Cba.sb'rry Sis and AzaGins. ar1p f1ifesa,,
Aaaitt cotton FIX and srooi A.E,
G'Hfleae"'s esffea. FIX and Agessz do.
fine 7se0i froeks and drazvers,
LadiF' Sfsa.G Morocco Bss.S end ER SLce,,
'l:gaat huff and Ties.ss,
Fo~ B'gS and Cbieenrry 7Jttets,
BrgFlsai Hiiar,r=i.jaer Carbetf;sr,
Grsa. Csat,, C1v6ye,s, C!ovss, Denaiies & 1f,N,,.
Cokires and Ca16,iek-,
SAT- in Eiets, &c. &c. s5'e
TIE balance IF their Coe2,, PR tie Lama, ar. ex-
ffed dH.y, and 7rbie5 7yA BE- fad on ve,y moderate
!'@i. SEPT. %. l5bN.
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SO DOLLARS RrWApn

anyway from the iubioriber on the 9th in
IN liant, an indented apprentice ra:;,cd ARMS
TEAD MOSBEY, a Saddier hy trade. He is abns.
lsyears Old; S feet 3 inches high, looks down, and
isvery apt to fuih in the face when fpolen to- II
isProbable he may go CT TO Alexandria. | hereby
foTewarn all matters from employing him, and viii
give the above reward to any Perion that will deli
yer him TO me, or 20 dollars TO fecurs him in any
goal 70 that may get hin, again.
THOMAS BENDLE.
October II. ,f
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-10-24
THE SUBSCRIBERS UNDER THE FIRM or
LESUEUR 81 SAUNDERS

Inform their friends n@d t5e takAe, tg0t t6s,
evW f0nti1He ibe co u A4ISSICN 6a,fsaey5, Iate-
" dane ~ c. = 7. Saunders. 16sy bromie
f6e Rriaef Nffenfio" 10 Ike inteyeR5 of tboe
q, qU"' may ta0'r f6r'n 70ifb roaGgamrnfs.
Dry 'en'70 1eee1Hg general ard e.er1e nort,.rf
Of GROCERIES,, qpbie5 vvW be alfred 70, /s.
H|bol9a'e eDa Retail, on tie IozorR ferrs and HG.ai
credit, IN TIE fore k.fsiy oseapirdby d@rGrs Igi;ar
MKe1rit II Go cap2f.e tie Prrdte Otfee of lg,n;,.
P-9gtr y A7aneHrea01o1g aotieb are tBe fol,o:rirp
,-,J;cI.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-10-24

Four OF the inhabitants of Grafton, VT. viz, Enos
Lowell, S. Goodrdge, D. Tutte, and D. Cottrell, all.
we Preiume, good men and true, teffy by COM
municaton lately TENT us, that three radie, grew in
the garden of B. Fuller, of that town, which weigh
ed % h. and OF. One weighed lb. and OF. and
nieaiured 2 feet and inch in length: foot and 4
inehs'gi One girt 25 inches, but being hollow
did not weigh in proportion with the ref.
IEaifam.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-10-24

a LLPerJorS baUi1g claim acaiqR tie cRote
1 \ Of John Hoo1ies, dre'd. Of The BoqViine.
Green, are -eqaei7ed 10 make them kHozOH, f60t
ProVi6on may be made fer a final Ietflcmlnt.--
ind f6c/e i8debted mHR make Immediate tar.
menf 10 John HOoMES, and
JOHNG. VOOLFOLK,
ESeSstsrJ Of John Hssmss, See'S.
Jg1. ga. ~
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MAEsg Ms SALES.

70 BE SOLD. 20 the high.a bidder. Tor r.,,,,
Il money, under decree of th.s Co,r, of III. Il.
ota'es lot the flth Circuit IN the Virginia DiCriA
between Phneas Baad, ATTORNEY for IN. cted,o,s IS
Ezekiel Edwards. Plaintiff and David RoIs aud Others.
defendants in order to rafe e fnm Of ~ Give thou
lard LIZ hundred and Efesn dollars thirty-three cents
due and payable on the r day OF July laN, and fan
dry charges and expenses OF falerhat valuable and
well known eitate in the county of Botc.ours, called
FORT LEWIS,
ftated by thesfad Rofs to contain 26oa scrc,.
The fale will take place on the preu;ics on the 14,Y
day of November next
Alfo under the fame decree and OF the fame terms.
will be field ,, the Oxford iron Works, in the county
of Campbell, the Is;h of the fame n,onth. mum.
Der Of VALUAEl.EaLAYES.
BENJAMIN MOSPY, D. ~.
JoSE-'H SCOTT, NV. D.
o. 1856. tbs
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-10-24

An attorney lately obferved, that If Bonaparte
Mould enter into articles to lef TIE pace it would
be very properto know his jeemi,ies.
London fapr,.
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| DROWN SUGAR OF
~ iupcrior quality,
Ditto ditto fecond ditto.
BET Green Coffee,
Sab in Sacks,
Molaffs and Treacle,
Picked Salmon,
Scotch Barley,
Madeira, Port, Sherry &
Malaga Wine,
Fresh Msfcatel RaiGns 8,
Curran;s,
Soft Sheiled Almonds,
CoPperas,
Saltpetre,
Englifh FF Gunpcw der,
fateiit SIot, we'll aiiortGd,
Hibbert's Brown Stout
and Porter,
Ben SPaniih Segars.
Caldwell, Frafurr y Cos
Superfne Chocolate,
New-York Candles aud
Soap,
Spermacetti Candles,
10.
Oaobar m
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-10-24

The r1,s Hvis ia terrii of Horace, is at length
found in Botany Bay. The weaern part. of tina,
country abound with black f1sans-many of which
have been lately imported.
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Bar Iron, German. Cr,w-
ley's &; FILTERED Steel,
antigua * Jamaica Rum,
Very Old Antigua n an,,
Holland Gin,
Cogniac Brandy, of very
ipperior quality,
Race Ginger, Pepper,
Fimento, Nutnrgs,
Mace, Cloves & Cin-
ramon,
Frelh London Afunard.
in fn:all boxes,
Bet Fio.aat Indigo and
Fig Blue, OF iuperior
quality, in boxes of
~ ioo. tSeE.
Freih Capers, Oil, &c.
Fre!h GuDpowder,
Tea in CarniGers,
Ditto by the lib.
Young Iiyfon do. Of the
frt quality,
N England & Bullok's
Chcefc.
N L. LESUEUR,
!. SAUNDERS.
ar
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~ AT the rcGaeit Of MIR. Rofs the fale of the
Land aforementioned, called Fort lewis is po.t-
Poned ,-it the 29th day a. Ecxt month when il will
take place at tie Eagle Tavern in tie CRY of Rich
noud; and the !ale OF the Negroes ro' poned rn-
til the OH day OF December next, which day il
will take Place At the Eagle Tavern aforeleid.
BENJAMIN MoSBY, d. M. for
oct TO- os. E<orr, M. V. u.
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NOTICE


EETHEREAs, in ecnfequenee the death of Rob.
~ Burton, the partnr-lbip Of Brown, Riyes & Co.
and ofthe different branches Of that Houfe, at Nor
folk, Cara, Bent Creek, Lynebburg, New.Mar-
ket, Warninaer AMI Milton, will terminate, agree
able to the !egetal articles Of eopatrery at various
periods between the fra day Of AuguG lal and the
irl day Of January nest. This is to give notice to
all perouS interened, "a; the bufncf ef each eta
bl'n'mem will be clofcj immediately after the time
limited for is expiration.
JAMLS BROWN,
ROBERT EIYRS,
SnSviS;cs Payio,.l of B,o5er, Sj,e u CO.
The buiinefs carried on ~ Brown, Rives & Co.
will be continued by the funicrbers under the firm
OF Brown and Riges, and TIE Store at Cara, &c.
furRi'hed with their ufpal iappies.
JAMES BROWN,
ROBERT RIVES.
Kiehmond, October 2. Sw.
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Tie pale efCafhmere is TIE Ea0Oyise t5ens u
preff pa"tgyrif rUib I'LL eqf,n authors srd f-aVe.,s.
II i'eaRtd TIE Parad.E sfbe EAT -4aong et5ey e.eel
'sHfi-s, 7Uas amous far TIE beauty es iabaLitaufs,
fer its fIans-fyre' and rejss. Bgsfe tie 1fak.mmtaa.
rsnsH5 @ AreiH, 4o4' ft'f6,2ie4/or tie earning Of Hs
B'An7in' 4" TIE aCnrmbfrment Of be EHspRl Engeir<,
1t ftH into bf bIndt eftte Afgbant (l754I.
+ II celebrated Peyfaa poet, qoLs lid H. d. 1920.
ii" G"sieHf name Of BenAres @e Principal fat of
Hia!sr ltarnIg.
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10 THE EDITOR orrHE star.

StR-The following fngular condolences may fur
MN matter Tor the reflection to the curious. 1t has
been generally admitted that the Roman Empire, af
ter Paing under vex different forms of government
Tor ieven heads) divided into tes Kingdoms in
Europe (he ten horns Of Daniel and John and that,
notwithstanding the various changes Europe has un-
dergone the number OF Kingdoms were generally about
ten.
is not little furpriing that the Had, e.be "a
Why Of Napoleon, who has effeaed fuch change in
the fame Empire, exactly )cveu, viz.
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Il ME fubfcriber hss accommodation for Twenty
4 Five Gentlemen of the Legislature He has
alto Gsbling for a. many Horfe,.
ALEXANDRA CUARRIEP.
O@oter IL. A.