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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-09
JAMES BACON,

,s,.. i >, RSs,ral atyee,, has III
'7ta1s ~. q, =, ags
a 81. e ~ a.,,;,,s art;clee IN
a ifein supply VI y = - : =
the 5roceIy Llhe
Which makes his assortment mel complete.
Re s5ss SAFE, on 7.s sssa4at s 9 terms
Muicoyado Sugars, OF various qua
,itias. 's
! ,aaf and Lump ditto,
Gunpowder,
Is Imperial, tens,
Hyson, particularly select
Yopnp Hysbn, edfor
Hvsan-S kin. and family use.
Souchong
Rest Green Coffee,
Chocolate, of a superior quality,
Madeira, 4
,Busellos.
Sherry.
Lisbon, ~ " e s..
Teneriffe,
Malaga, and
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-09
7htt,1bser;bsy offers TO- Rent,

sE or The next season, his rIsnINS sHoREs'
s ss'at Mount v erinorl, at one OF which there
is a conmotlious fish house; and about 60 tight
hopsheads, the use of which will be enjoyed by
the tenant during the season. The terms wall
be made known by applying rg to MIR, John Can
non, at Mount Vernon -
take this opportunity to forewarn all per-
sons against hunting or ia any manner tres
passing upon my lands in Fairfax county.
Bushrod Washington.
Mount Vernon, Sept.75 2aw3w
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-09
City Property.

NIL se1or erchGngeJf5r Ifcsar dry Goods,
n HANDSOME two story Frame House;
4 n two rooms on a floor to the front, stand
ing on a corner lot and well inisted through
out, with kitchen, coach-Aouse, stable, gar
den, and othee conv...liences--lo together vithsa
two story Brick House adjoining tic same
The situation of this property Il equal to any
In the City of Washington, lying in direct
line and very near to the intended new bridge
which is to cross the Potomac. The title Will
be found good and indisputablc. Further par
ticpiars may be known by applying to TIE SUBJ
scriber.
". 3. Those persons in the City ard those
in the country who are indebted to the sub-
scriber's store in Washington up to July,
lso4.; likewise those persons in town. and
ountry who are indebted to his store in Alex
andrla, by notes and book accounts, are, most
earnestly requested to take up their notes ard
close their book accounts, on or before tn Isl
Ibfsnday IN October nsrt, or suits will be bro't
against them without respect to persons
There are { few who, should they not pay up
by that time, will be exposed at full length in
the public PAPERS.
PRoDucE will be taken for country debts.
provided 1t is delivered by the time above
mentiGned.
Joha A. Burford.
Jslyas 90
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-09

Q III N w a IL ,,
~ALE1AND RI,l,
Has Just received, per the William Murdoch,
via Baltimore, from London, a complete as
sortment Of
SPRING 6 @ DIS,
Which Ae will sell low for cash, or to punctual
customers, viz.
Gentlemens' Silk and Cotton Hole
Do, silk and leather Gloves &.
Ladies' silk and cotton Hose
Do. silk and leather Gloves
Silk and cotton Chanbray Muslins
SO, T-8 and s-S unthessed gingharns
$ Figured and plain Jaconet Cambiicks
Plain and figured Jaconet Muslih 4
India Book Muslin p
White and colored Carnbrics
Plain and figured Lene7 MusIa s
Eeno Shawls and Wells :.
sEtaiian Grapes and Lutestrings
London Chintzes and Calicoes
White and eolored Jeans
Cambria Dimities
First chop long Nankeens
Marseilles Jean and Mashnet Waistcsatins
Brown and scarlet Bandanoes
Rral Madras Handkerchief
S-4, "A and 81 danlask Shawls
Diaper Table Cloths
Russia Sheeting
White and brown Sheetings
Saper6ne Cloths and Cassinerss
Q pieces Salisbury Cloth
Sbales India goods
7-s and A Irish Linens
Waite and brown PIatillas
Umbrellas and Parasols
German Tieklenbargs
White and brown rolls
Bed Ticking
Apron and shirting Checks
Waldron's grass and grading Scythss
Wedding Hoes assorted In casks
Sehtiemehs' bsst LondoD hats, &e.
May 90
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PUBLIC NOTICE

1o the Iska555aaIs ct lzssaHsris.
He Assessors returns net being made
4 as carly as usual, has Of course prevent
cd my calling for taxes due the corporation,
Until this late period I therefore hope that
ever person viii be preparcd.to discharge
them at the first cal, as very little indulgence
can be given.
Abel Janney, Col7eesr.
September &c. 2.mtv
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TIE Sntacsfde, ies 1rcei1ed
The following ARTICLES,
Which lie offers Tor Sale vc.y low:
IS hogihcads fret quality St. Cscix
Sugar
10 bales Tennessee cottog
pipes 18th proof cogniac brandy
10 hogsheads well aavoret4th proof "a.
rneica rum
80 barrels iycw-Englsnd Rum.
md az HIND,
Imp3risi
Hyson TEAS
Young Hvson Iof the l.tcse ir,l-
Hgson Skin, and pertatio,ss.
Ilrst quality Sonc'ong
Fest green coffee in basS
Chocolate
Loaf ard lugnp sugar
London particular IIIadesr;i1
Particular TencriRe
Lisbon
Sherry, snd "A1>A~
SO dozen bottled Port, We
~ Old
a teW cases claret, superior quality
Cognlac and old peach brandy
Jamaica and 4Antigtla spirit
Holland gin
New-England rum and whiskey
Mace, nufraegs, cloves and pimento
Black pepper, allspice, & ground ginger
Pearl barley, rice. starch, and fig blue
Alxon's Philadelphia, English mustard
Refined Salt-petre
Brown and white soap
Mould and dipt candles
Indigo, alum, madden, copperas, * roll
birthstone
English gwl-powder
Demijohns
James Sanderlon.
September II r
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- THE FOLLOWING
is just received for SALE, bv ,hs ~ =
"a. at has II. Store in Kine.st re sabserib scribe,
PafeA-Fwo Dollars ,s s.eet.
FER RoTr,
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Alexandria, September 10.
H. Subscribers to the Assemblys Ni,'''
onary Magazine, the Panoplist, and the ~ W. i.
dica Repository, are requested 10 call f0i w.
numbers as above.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-11-21
ENOCH SULLIVAN,
oEEEkS EoR rxrE

OTrkAS FOX SAFE,
ut BIS JeeveI,y Store, ncGry opbeSte tie Eagle,
4 COMPLETE ahortmeut of Gold, Gilt, Sill
~ yer, Plated, Japani & Cutlery Ware, Yarns,
lea-Pots, Sugar Diihes, Milk Pots and Spoons,
Kims and Caters and bottle Sliders.
Silver Watches, Seals, Keys and Chains, and Watch
Materials, Sand Crucibles, Ladies and Gentimen's
Morocco Pocket Books, and Purfes, Glove Ties, g.
iatic Carriers, fix Purfes Sc. Ivory and bone chen-
men and boards, Backgammon Tables Battle Doors
and Shuttle Cocks, fatin wood Tea Caddies Ladies &
Centlemen's drefing Cafes, patent Sufpenders, hat
Covers, &c. Guns, horiemen's and pocket Pinols,
Swords and Dirks, fword Knots Belts, Sahes, Epau-
lettes, military Feathers, &c Flutes, Flies, Drums
Violis Strings, &c. Powder FlaGs, hot Belts, bird
Nets, gun Hammers and Rints, Whips, Canes with
and without Swords boot Jacks and Hooks, Spurs,
f1orie Phlemes,&c Rafors and rafor Strops, haYing
Boxes and Brufhes, Violet and Wndfor Soap, hair
Powder, Bags, Puffs & Pomatuu, tooth Powder
Licences, Reaves's Colors, tambore Needle Cafes
Pms and Needles, Sciiors and Thimble., hair Lead
and Slate Pencils, Ivory Paper Folders, letter Racks
&c Ivory, Tortoifeihe and Horn Combs, goggles
Spectacles and Cafes, key and curtain Rings Ink
itands, Tobacco and Snuff Boxes, Candleiticks and
Shutters, bread Baikets Waters, Tea Trays, Knives
and Forks, Britannia Metal Mugs, Tea Pots, tea
and table Spoons, glals globe Lamps for Halls tooth,
comb, Cloths hearth Floor, fcrubbing & hoe Bru!-
With variety of other articles connected with the
above enumerated.
Articles of Jewelly or Silver Ware, will be execu-
ted to patterns or defcrption, with difpatch.
Highea price will be given for old gold or Glver.
E. SULLIVAN.
Nov. 7. If.
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EDUCATION-

NURiNG the enfuing year, R. l.. Bohannan will
- continue and Psrfue the profelIional nirucfon
oil youth IN the town of PortRoyal His coure of in
itrncton eomPrehends Latin Grammar Englilh Pro-
iody, the art of reading, Arithmetic Geography with
the ule of the globes and maps, Mathematics, and
the principles OF fome of the NOT ufefu and curious
branches Of Natural Phiofophy. With reGpea to the
Importance and utility of thofe branches of learning
that form his cour(e of educatien il would be chime
rical in him to enter into any dquiition, fince they
are obviouly the foundation On which youth NAV
Whatever be their prof Sts future walk. in life
place their future ufefuneis and eReem AS afford
ing satisfactory evidence to the parents and guar
dams of thofe young gentlemen whom he may have
under his care, of the Improvement which his pupils
derive from his courfe of innruaion he will continue
to purue his adopted plan Of caufng his pupils to I'M
dergo annually public examination in the ftudies in
which they may have been respectively engaged this
plan, beides the latsfaction that may excluivslv
afford 10 the parent guardian will he thinks) ever
be powerful incentive to create ardor, add new,
vgor the mind, & above ALL to produce in the brea,
Oh his pupils, laudabe and prae- worthy emulation
70 excel Iii his mott ardent delre the primary OBJ
jees OF his labours and the rongelt motive for his
mott Jealous devotion, to developc amonga hi, pu-
pills new genius of intellectual activity, and at the
lame time to point GU: the obje6ls to which this a
witty may be the mot uiesully direGled. He deemng
hn1lelf an ardent lover Of indunry and proper i'm,
concerns inculcate habits Of intellectual aiyity in
the youthful mind, for he is impreGsd with belief
that however great the talents and genius youth may
be, without the activity for exerting them, they wilt
be unavaing, pine decay and perth. As ihall be
one OF his moi jealous to rear the tender
mind to habits finduiry and application, 70 will he
deter youth from irequentng Peafure parties, pur-
iung frivolous amuiements, and fuch other perniei-
Gus habits that they may have previouly acquired the
great foes to virtue, health and happiness iuch habits
that encourage virulent paiions and fink the native
vrgor youth into contemplate eFeminaey and apa-
thy.
For fuch Of his pupils that may attend ezelufvely
to the art Of Reading ard Arithmetic hi, charge for
tuition will be eight dollars per ssarter. To thofe
who may attend other branches Of learning his charge
will be ten dollars per quarter.
N. B. HIS school will commence on the fecond
Monday in January, 1907.
Port-Royal, OAober 28. 1905. sm.
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Nov. T..

1T meeting .. TIE D,tt7oys IF tie Rieb1vsra 7mn9i.
Company, 5eldat Edzrard HaAams taveyn in tbe city
Of Riebmeca, or Tnsjaay The 29tS Of 'July, 1906.
- ESOLVED, That five dollars be paid on each
IN ihare held by the Stockholders in the faid COM
pany to Nathaniel Sheppard their treaurer on or be-
fore the iirft day of September next.
R5'fvtd That proportions be received from any
Perlons inclined to undertake the work or the Turn
pike until the fir day of October next, and that the
lame be filed in writing with the clerk of the Compa-
NY by the perlons making fueh proportions
AN extract from the minutes.
N. SHEPPARD, Clerk.
N, b. have been directed by the preident and
directors, to requeit the prefons making propoiton.
Tor undertaking the aforementioned road, to make
their hatements in fuch way, to give the amount
upon iuPpoion, that the road is from forty to enc
hundred feet wide: and alto. inform, th-n ,h-. .h
time tor receiving proposals. ia PoRponed till tine 6rl
dayof November ne1t
N. SHEPPARD, Clerk.
September >. (tfA
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-11-21
VALUABLE PROPERTY
FOR SHE.

BY Virtae of a Deed Of 7irpa, executed to nryjslt
and John Royal, deed. BY Peter F. Areber,
for tie benefit Of NiNiam Fitzgerald, and eff
Egnea to Richard K. Cra7e,
N|ILL be Sold for cath, on the prenifes, in the
w county of Powhatan, on the 1T day of De-
cember next, that Valuable TPACT OF LAND
whereon the fad Peter F. Archer lately refided con-
tanning by elfimation, about One Thoufand Acres
two miles on the river, with good DWELLING
HOUSE--dyo convenient Out Hou(es---Aho, about
Twenty LIKELY NEGROES, OF 70 much of the
aid property hal be fucient to fatisfy the pur-
pole of the laid deed of truit
JOHN ARCHER,
SarOiving Trnfss
Amelia, November 7. et4wg
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TIE SUR9CIRFR.

II AS juit receiveda handfome aGortment ofCHT.
L MA, China Glazed and Crockery WARE, and
very loon expects handfome parcel of Glafs to az
Tort what he has now hand he has alto received on
conignment Antigua and New-Englaud Rum by the
puneheon, London particular TeneriGe Wine by the
pipe, Teas by the chef, and mems fine Hats by the
box, which ar;ieeswil be fold low for cab or on the
ufual credit for negotiable paper.
He has on hand general ailortment OF Groceries.
among which are Brown Sugar &; Coffee BY the hid
and Dbl Salt by the ack, Shad, Clipped Herrinss &
arr by the Dbl and northern Potatoes. oofe and in
Dbl Vindegrave, Caret and Port Wine in boxes of
one and two dozen bottles each, Cordals, Olives.
Capers and Anehovies, alto in boxes and he keen,
conitantly large iupPly of Philadelphia bottled and
draught Porter and Ale, and Beer in barrels.
He has lately rented the Brick Ware Toufe on the
erois-ftreet leading from the Brcl-Row Immediately
to the Balm, which has beea occupied for many
years by Meiirs. Pickett, Pollard and lohnlon. lie
will be glad to receive on forage Flour and other
country produce at the ordinary rates.
DANIEL TRIPLETT.
W. 90 CIV.
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O&ober II.
NRGINIA. to npit :

VIRGINIA, to qVit &:
III Cbaneery Dfri9 Court, beiiin fJs city of Will
amj5rg, t5e Esd day Of Afrii, 1906.
Sarah Robins widow and relia of Ioihua Robins
deceafed, arthur Robins, Sarah Robins John Re-
bins, Jofhua Robins Ann Robins and Charles Ro-
bins children of the isid Jolhua Robins, deceaed
the faid Ann & Charles being infants under the age
oftwenty one years, by the faid Arthur Robins: their
brother and next friend, William Baines, adninif-
traitor of the iaid Johua Robins, deceafed and the
faid William Baines and Elizabeth his wife, .
daughter of the faid Jofhua Robins, decd. Pitts.
asainh
Thomas Robins and Carvey Dunton, executors of
Arthur Robins deceafed, Levin Aimes and Brid-
get his wife, and James Bonnell and Mary his
wife. Deft's.
? ME Defendants, James Bonnel and Mary his
Il wife, not having entered their appearance, and
given fecurity according the atf Of AfTembly and
the rules Of this Court and it appearing to the fatif
faion Of the Court that they inhabitants OF
this country che motion Of the Plaintiffs by their
Council is ordered, tha. the faid defendants do
appear here the ir day of the next term, and an
fwer the bill of the plaintiffs, and that copy of thi.
order be forthwith Inherited in fome newfpaper of the
city of Richmond, for two months fuceefIvely and
Poaed the front door OF the former Capitol in this
city.
II C9y,
ANTHONY ROBINSON, c. G.
October IL. ON.
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RICHMOND FRIDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER o. 1906
IN CHANCERY.

IN CHANCERY.
L0nja County, Oaobsr Court, 1900
Jofeph Beckley Pltff
againf,
Robert Bell, Benjamin Henfon, Jane,
Bates and Warner Broaddus, Deft,.
'HE defendant kober, Bell, not having entered
L his appearance and given fecurity, according to
the a6e of Ahembly and the rules of this court, and
happening to the fasfa9ion of the court, that he
is not an nhabtant Of this fate therefore on the mo-
ton OF the plaintiff by his attorney; 1t is ordered
and decreed by the that the fad defendant Bell
do appear here the feconl Monday in January
next, and anwer the plaintiffs bill, and that copy
of this order be forthwith inherited in fone one of
the public news papers printed in the city of Rich
mond for eight weeks fuccefivey, and ported st the
front door of the courthouie of this county on foe
court day.
A Copy Tefe,
JOHN PoINDExTER, C. L.c.
NOV. III. eo8m
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~ The Managers will commence drawing In the
city OF New-York, on the fecond Tueiday in Deem
Der next, and will continue to draw 500 Tickets each
day, until finiihed, except the lat day, when there
will remain 500 to be drawn.
III Diffant adventures, by forwarding Bank Notes
OF any deicriPtion, Directed to N. Judah, New
York, pot paid, will be fupplied with Tick
cts from the above Office, with the utmoft punc-
tuality, with perfect fafety, and the earien advice
lent OF their iuece(s. Owing the great demand
Tor Tickets they will loon rife from the preent price,
which is dollars.
September 26. eoom
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EOP SALE

TON OALE,
q TRACT Of LAND, lying in the county of
L \ Cumberland, on Big Guinea, containing 500
acres. This Land is well adapted to the culture Of
corn, wheat and tobacco, and about third is un-
cleared. fnnall part of the purchafe money
win be requ'rcd in hsrd, and credit of one, two
three ard fou- years will be given for the rern,ndsr
The Land will be thewu to any perion, by Samuel
Sheppard, who lives plantation adjoining, I'd
tie terms Of fale will be made known by Thoms.
Miller of Powhatan, the fublcriber near Lynch
burg.
JOHN H. BURTON.
Campbell, NOV. sot4rf.
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eet9tbD.
20 DOLLARS REWARD.

CTOLEN from the Subscriber 18th laR month,
~ Bay HORSE, feet or 0 inches high, with a
blaze face, and feveral white pots about his body,
hind legs white, one eye out much injured, or
years old he lately belonged to p. N. Nicholas,
Eiq. OF this place, and is excellent Saddle Horfe
And ionie time in July LAT, dark bay or brown
Horie about the lame fiEe, had been nicked, drew
well in harnels and or years old. The above
reward or 10 dolls. for either will be paid for their
delivery to
SAML. G. ADAMS.
Richmond. NOV 7. ao,sw
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NOTICE.
oa.o %.

Il VHAT IL virtue Of decree of the rJ,0;ro. cor,
Il Of the city Of Richmond, in a esnCe therein
depending, between George F. Stras plaintiff. and
Lucy II. southlll, aud others defendants. Gzll ON
Friday the 5th day Of December next, expofs 70 le
by public auaion, upon the prenifss, for ready mo
ney, the half acre LOT in this city Ne. ess. upon
The freet leading from the Capitol fqsare, to the
Land OF Thomas Rutherford, and which faid Lot. i,
oPpofie thai occupied by Mr.. Multiply.
SAMUEL M'CRAw, Csn,vitTsasy
wv - eptdfi.
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4aIfS st aurtion.

WILL BE SOLD at PI5ks Ars7ion, for ready NO
ney, OF the P~sssjSi, Wtineay, tbs 29tb Of fbi,
Menfb, Nsv.
DY Virtue of Deed of Trua, dated the 9Th
ID June lat, executed by John Pendleton, Efq
20 fecure the payment of debt herein mentioned
due the fra infant That valuable LOT known by
she number ss4, with all the appurtsnanees there
unto belonging.
JOHN PRossER, ! r
WIN. MONCURE, 1'S''''
Nov. z. tdf
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NOTICE.

FNHE purehafers of properly, the faes in Char
lot;e and Albemarle, conducted by Wilton Ca
~ Nicholas, Efq are requeaed take notice, that
g. bonds executed by them for the amount Of their
vrsttve rurchaies, in my poneffion, by vr-
80 Of an Alignment from Mr.. Nicholas. Punaual
ynient at my office, the day % which the bonds
tt,Ome due, is expected In every cafe of failare a
ly will certainly be brought without delay.
IS fone Of thef bonds will become due between the
h and 22nd Of December, when fhall be neceHa-
abfgDt on public bufnels in Norfolk, MAR. Scott
Marlhail Of this dinr6t, will att for ma from the
q ne Of my departure until my retain.
GEO. HAY,
IRo,acv Of tie r. S. Csr tie "a. Diq,iz.
Richmond, Or. 81. oaw4w
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VIRGINIA.

VIRGINIA.
lit Superior Court Of cb0ns,y, Lsidtn at the Capitol
in tie city Of RisbAzOnd, Os'sber 3, 1906.
Between
William Settle, Francis Settle, and Richard
Harvey and Nancy his wife, late Nancy
Settle, which faid William Francis and
Nancy Settle, are the children of Ed
ward Settle, decd. Pltffs.
and
John M. Settle, Sally B. Settle, Polly Set
tie, Samuel Settle, Edward Settle, John
Fifhback and Elizabeth his wife, late Eli
zabeth Settle, who devifees of Ro-
iaHna Settle widow of Edward Settle
decd. and William Morgan, Defts.
TENHE defendants John Fifhback and Elizabeth
4 his wife, not having entered their appearance
and given fecurity according to the act of Ahembly
and the rules of this court, and it appearing to the
fasaion of the court, that they inhabitants of
this country; the motion of the plaintiffs by their
council, it is ordered, that the aid defendants do ap
pear here on the hrh day of the term, and an
fwer the bill of the plaintiffs, and that copy of
this order be forthwith inherited in fome newspaper
publilhed in the city of Richmond for two months
fucceivey, apd ported the front door of the Ca
pito in the faid city.
A Copy. Tefe,
P. TINSLEY, &C.
O&ober II. oaw2m.
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$4,000 =!
10000 /! 10000 DOLLARS,
HIGHEST PRIZES,

In lie LOTTERY No. S, far the Encouragement of
Literature in .be .fate Of MeSv-Tork.
manifestations STORM, DANIEL HALE,
SOLOMON SoUTUwIcK, IoKN H.
SIcKELs, and Jouw L. BRooMr.
NJ JUDAH, BootjtAer, No. 81, Maia.n-L an.,
Nezv-1ork;
IT AS For Sale, at his Lucky Lottery Office (where
4 large proportion of Capital Prizes in former
Lotteries were fold), TICKETS in the prefent Lot
terry, in Whole, HAIL. Quarter, and Eighth parts
S-,''' udrawn tickets, given tor Prizes as fooa
drawn.
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FOR PORT GLASGOW,

,-ERN The Britih Ship PHOENIX, Cap
s,As4A~tain EDINoros, daily expected at
SMNM.P Barn,uda Hundred, burthen abou,
cSG.es 400 hhds. Tobacco.-sne will take
freight Tobacco, Cotton, &c. moderate
terms apply to
JAMES F. LETTCH IS Co.
Manchester, Nov. 4. st,f.
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europe
WASHINGTON, Nov. IA.
sePtember >.

Agreeably to our promifes, we prefent our
readers with the following character of Mr..
Fox, from the London Courier. Recolle6tng
that this print has been distinguished for its
political hotility to this great man, they will
appreciate the extent of the homage paid to his
virtues and talents. Nat. Int.
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S C II Z III E.

$4,000 Tickets-Lefs than two Blanks to Prize :;
iubjeet TO deduction of Is per cent. Prizes payable
so days after the concluiion of the drawing.
10 The hra drawn 1000 Blanks will be entitled
to eight dollars each.
OF THE dBOVE PRIZES,
Firit drawn number, Il day Of drawing, entitled to
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-11-21
COOK SHOP,
IND OYSTER HOTJCF

GEORGE WATSON, has removed from the
~ Houle adjoining the Union Tavern, to the
hrft Crofs-Sreet above the Eagle Tavern, leading
10 the Balm, where ne has opened a COOK SHOE
and OYSTER HOUSE for the refreihment of his
friends and cufomers, all hours of the day, and
till 10 O'Clock at night. Having procured a good
French Cook, he will furnih good Soup, Beef Steak
Mutton Chops, &c. &c. &c. and the belt OYSTERS
that can be procured in Richmond.
NOV. IA. oawtf.