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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-04
William Hepburn.
eo3w law till lst Nav
NIGHT SCHOOL.

The fubicriber returns his grateful
thanks to his friends and patrons, for theirp2st
fayors and iberaIity towards him; and Degs
leave respectfully to inform them, and the liz
habitants Of Alex ndria generally, that lie VIII
commence his NIGHT SCHOOL on Nfonlday
the 22d instant at his Academy in Prince
street.
Young gentlemen, DESTROYS of 5ecomins.ac-
quainted with the arts of Surveying, Naviga-
ton, use Of the Globes, or any OF tie different
branches of the Mathematics, will meet With
due attention from
William Slade.
September 20 dat.aw
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-04
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The finances of few star ssas& 20
a more Aourisilng situation iilsn t..~ ~ Ats :
ryiand. BY o-aolei statements lad Defof e TIE.
Legislature It appears t-at Ael capital, p -aei-
paily consisting OF y. >, aiie4-o4nA STOCK, a.
mounts TO 10 z 900 ooilars: that her ANNUAL
receipts independent OF taxes amount to 1873,
Ooo dollars that, on the tisl OF NoYenDcr,
1906, there was a specie balance IN tie troa-1
sury of $4,000 dollars, altastnat tie estimated
receipts ter the ensuing yeai, tosetner WITH
the specie balance Ii tie treasury VII lie 2AS,
600 dollars, OF which olliy $1,000 cellars are,
computed to be the annual acEnsiAd--Le aylng 8
a clear balance OF $4,000 dollars,
.Ne.y- Yo1K 1tlcr. I'D.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-04
n 0 T &c E.

The Stages between Alexan-
dria and Richmond, will travel
on SUNDAYS, until the pub
lie are notified to the contrary.
Tx ?1op9vstor5.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-04

Is more OF gdScon0ae taan fcdHt9, IL 'aS'.
threats; and that the menaced toIces, iho
far short of the number stated, are more
numerous than any force We possess soutn
of the Chesapeake, and thar consldeFaDie
force will be requisite III thar quarter.
lAurora.
Yesterday the notorious foreigner ms
II. 1udges, alias Thomas 1ourdan, coun-
tertelter of SO and 100 dollar blii. on The
bank of Baltimore, and for whoa, me ca
shier Of sard bank offered reward OF 1900
dollars, was apprehended, and alter ps'og
examined before squire Aisqui,h, was com
n,istet 70 prison. We iearnthas the plates
and other apparatus for counsertsitias have
been delivered to the proper authority.
(Balt. ha1h.
Atan election held yesterday at Mr.. Bry-
denis tavern, for fifteen directors 70 the
Bank Of Baltimore, the following gentle
men were elected for the ensuing years.
sizo
George Snlmo,s
William Wilsea
William Lorma1s
lillian Mtahezus
h 1osepf Sfeyre!s
Isaac ~ KIN
IA1maS Ts5saas
E&as EAEeost
Toha Stricker
Aiexauder MDonaS
*5oseph lh9ra'W8b
sJotn ytuM6
flames Ge:tiags, sen.
*lnrter Ftick
9osiuh BuilsV.
Those marked (s* are ncw ne mbsro-
(IMd.J
We have again the pleasure Of placing
before our readers the !asr ia.s!!'gsnce
from Europe. BY the ship William Tell
arrived a. this pnrs, Resoln ion Ut Boston,
and The ship Ceres at New York, We DAY.
received fiicsIos I4aadaa p4pers 70 he lib
Of October, and Paris ad9ices 10 yhc 7,h.,
[RhH. Pcsister.]
The French troops were assembling i:om
dil+gent points al Fraokfrft, where the
head quarters Of the grad army would be
established.
tn, emperor N7poleon bad lrf, Msr,x
for Wuszbuig &, whence he was 70 proceed
10 Frankfort
The king CT Holland had taken the field
and was assembling an army, which, when
completed wcula conslsl C 8o,ooo m@n
The ptuasisn and French afmies were
appro<shlag each o.her, and every cireum
atanca Announced s;ls inMad:ais Com-
mehcc:aeus OF hpa,;Ii;its.
a letter has BEEN addressed bY emperor
Napoleon to he king of Bavaria, ca;llrg
Cor his contingent of uoops rs a member d
the confederation Of the Rhine, and DE-
clarlsg thar the French contingent would
be Increased FROM 2 TO 500 GOO.
Two thirds Of the Aaasrians, prisoners
70 France, had bcea restored. but iealcu
sy OF the intension OF Austria, in ;he ap.
pfosehirg contest with Prussia, had tecid.
ed he French government to leave !arp~
force TO watch the motions Of the AIatEi,
aus. !
The conquest Of Buenos Ayres IS no
iiced in the Paris papers, as having beer
achieved by. force comparatively SINAI
with the population and RESOURCES OF the 4
country.
The English prints state, that t'e squad
ron, Of which four frigates had been cap
tured by sir S. Hood, had sailed from
France with an in,ension 10 attempt tbs
recovery Of Buenos Ayres; but by THIS
capture, the expedition was entlrely de-
fea:ed.
A letter from gentleman in Liverpool
to his friend in this city dated October II |
states that lord Lauderda!e had returned
from Paris; but this Information cannot be
correct. Dor London papers are TO the
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-04

Atan election held yesterday at MI fy-
denis tavern, for fifteen directors 70 the
Bank Of Baltimore, the following gentle
men were elected for the ensuing years.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-04

spectacle character, aud bis veraci,y supe.
rior to doubt: he states however that there
is more of g0sconaae than. reality, IN their
thrrass and that inc menaced tofces' tho,
far short of the number stated, are more
numerous than any force we possess soutn
of the Chesapeake, and that consldefaDis
force will be requisite III thar quarter.
Aurofa.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-04

The 7obacconist of Gretna Green, &C.
eordiog to the account gwen OF nm at
Guildford Assizes, is a bon Oivant OF rare
talents, II is said that he treats himself to
a gallon of Hollands on every marriage
aud during the summer season ne uaf'ies
two couples per day! He is near eighty
years of age, and he has neither be7n s'cS
nor sober for single day these forty years.
llaad0n pap')
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-04

George Solmo's
William Wilse1
William Lorma7
lillian Muthezus
Josepi Sferre!s
Isaac II KIN
IAamaS saaas
Elias EMco.t
Jfoha Stricker
-diexmd'er MDona9
*.5oseph lhora'ur9b
s,John Stnal6
*5amss Geaiass, SCI,
*peter Eick
X 9osiuh BuileY.
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Those marked are ncw members
(ANd.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-12-25
JOHNSON So REAT,
9E;YELLERS So s,tYRpsnyrye

JETELLBRS . SiLYEP.SafITRS,
Have for sie at their aere tbyse doo,s 5e,evv 17e,
Taylor and Brorvas VenAie o6Gse, and a fs1y uSo,,
a19ve tie Bell Tavern, ne o!yozviag articles vis
DLATED Tea Pots, Sugar Diihes, and Milk Pots
Tea Urns, Gator Stands, Candle Sticks, Defert
Difhes, Salt Stands, Table Spoons Sugar Topgs Coo
lets, Bread Bakets, Decanter Stands and plated ham
died Knives and Forks.
Silver, Table, Defert, Tea, Soup, To-day, Sauce.
Multard, and Salt Spoons Silver Milk Pots, Tum-
blers, Sugar longs, Salt Shoves, Pincufhion Rims
and Chains, Seior Chains, Cloak CIafps, Hooks and
Eyes, Netting Needles, Tooth and Ear Picks, Bod
kins, Pencil Cafes, Thimbes Shell Snuff Boxes flyer
mounted; Fruit and Penknives.
Tortoiieihell Combs ornamented with gold of eve
ry lie and defcription from Is dolls to so cents,
Gold Watch Chains, Seals and Keys of various pat
terms, elegant Pebble Seals, Pafie and Gold Earhoops
oil different izes and patterns, Miniature Settings of
various flzes Mourning and Fancy Locketts, let and
Coral coloured gold mounted Necklace, let and Car
net Necklace plain and neat, Gold Neck CIafps Ena-
melted Fancy and Mourning Bracelets; Gold, Cohonk
and Silver Sleeve Buttons Gold Studs for the leeve
aud Collar; Plain, Stone, Heart Dog Collar,
Topaz, Pearl, Comedian and Mourning Rings, and
BreaR Pins of amoR every deCcription, all of which
with an additional fupply that they expect very foon,
they offer upon the mott moderate terms-They will
alto furni any article in the plate line upon the mort
Ell notice.
N. B. The higheft price given for old gold and Gl
ver December 2 eptf.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-12-25
ENOCH SULLIVAN.

oFEERs FOR SHE,
-4t biz 5esvelry Store, nearly oPpefte the EGgie,
4 COMPLETE aaortneat of Cold, Gilt, Sill
I u yer, Plated, Japan'd & Cutlery Ware, Yarns,
Tea-Pots, Sugar Diilles, Milk Pots and Spoons,
Rims and CATERS and bottle Sders.
Silver Watches, Seals, Keys and Ghains, and Watch
Materials, Sand Crucibles, Ladies and Gentlemen
Morocco Pocket Books, and Purfes, Glove Ties, e.
laitic Carriers, fix Puries &c Ivory and bone chelI-
men and boards, Backgammon Tables Battle Doors
and Shuttle Cocks latin wood Tea Caddies Ladies &
Gentiemen's drefiug Cafes, patent Sufpenders, hat
Covers, &c. Guns, horfemen's and pocket Pihols,
Swords and Drks, fword Knots, Belts, Salhes Epau-
lettes, military Feathers, &c. Flutes Flies, Drums,
Violin Strings &c. Powder Flafks, fhot Belts, bird
Nets, gun Hammers and Flints, Whips, Canes with
aud without Swords, boot lacks and Hooks, Spurs
Horie Phlemes &c. Rafors and raior Strops Having
Boxes and Brufhes, Violet and Windfor hair Soap,
Powder, Bags, Puffs & Poma,um, tooth Powder,
Efiences, Reavess Colors, tanbore Needle Cafes,
Pins and Needles, Settlers and Thinibles, hair Lead
and Slate Pencils Ivory Paper Folders, letter Racks
&c. Ivory, Tortoifefhell and Horn Combs, goggles,
Spectacles and Cafes, key and curtain Rings, Ink.
ttandS, Tobacco and Snuff Boxes, Candle icks and
Snuffers bread Baf<ets, Waters, Tea Trays, Knives
and Forks, Britannia Metal Mugs, Tea Pots, tea
aud table Spoons, gais globe Lamps for Halls TOOTH
comb Cloths, hearth, Floor, fcrubbng 8. ihoe Bru-
es.
With variety of other articles connected with the
above enumerated.
Articles of Jewelly Silver Ware, will be execu-
ted to patterns or defcripton, with difpatch.
HigheR price will be given for old gold or fIver
Z. SULLIVAN.
Nov T. .r
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-12-25
JAMES WORRAIJ.

II AS lately received a general and carefully af-
Il Il forted flock of Drugs, Medicines, Paists, Pa
tent Medicines, &c. &C. which he offers for fale at
che firR corner ore, above the Eagle Tavern lately
occupied by Meflrs. Pickett, Pollard and Tohnfon
His articles have been feieeed Of the fra quality
and will be put up with the grea,ea and exact
nets, on the loweff polble terms The whole of his
compound medicines have been made by himfelf with
the mott fcrpulous attention, the dire aious of the
different Pharmacopoias.
Phyfcians fivouring him with their Prescriptions,
and country Merchants with their orders, may de-
f'eEd IN their being executed pmctuaily and with
'Sifpateh,
II. 3. He has lately received from, DR.. Solorror's
agent, at York, frefh fupply of thofe nvaIus-
bic medicines, the Balm of Cilead aud Anti Impete-
gines.
November %. oawu
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-12-25
FOR SAFE.

~ FOR SALE,
ALOVER-FARM, whereon now live, LAYING in
Louha county, the South Anna River adjoining the
Land of Capt. James Wnfton and Mr. Edward Gar
land, containing 500 e acres the plantation in good
repair On this Land are valuable meadows well fet
with timothy and herd grafs, and great deal more
ready prepared for iewing There is good Apple Or
chard, with variety of other fruit trees there is
number of highly manfred Lots with very highly
MANFRED garden. The ltuation is very handfome *
Peaiant one the improvements are very convenient
and comfortable and are injured A erea, baroa;r,
may be had in this valuable propertyt prefent crop
OF Tobacco will thew the fertility of the foil If it is
not fold privately before Loua January court, it will
then be fold at public iale.
A fmall part of the purchafe money will be reGu-
red IN hand the balance to be paid in two equal an
nual payments. F. l.. CAMPBELL.
Louiia, Dec. Is. 2awsw
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-12-25

o fatisfy decree of the Federal Diitria Cour,
L Hodgion & Tate, VS.. the eRate OF Edward Car
ter, decd; alto Judgment of Backhoule IS the fame,
and two DEGREES of the court of Ckarcery, Francis
Brooke, and Polly his wife and Ann Williams Carter,
vs. the fame; fhall eer for iale, at Milton, in AL
benarle on the fri day of January, 1907 one hum
dred and fifty negroes. Among thofe negroes there
are ten Carpenters, and a Blacksmith the relidue
eona, Of likely Fellows with their families certain
proportion OF theabove negroes, will offered for cai
& part Of them Reasonable credit. Thofe negroes
will be fold, fubjea to the life effate of Mrs. Sally
Carter. CHARLES CARTER, Executor.
December 9. r.
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IN CHANCERY.


Porokasan C0asiy Curt, ofasSer i6, 1906.
Tarlton Cox, PIt'f.
againG,
Jofah Thompfon, executor OF Joiah
Thompfon, deceafed, and Thomas
Watkins, Deft',.
MIS- day came the Plaintiff by John Lane, Ef.
i qure, his attorney, aud the defendant, Jofah
Ihompion, not having entered his appearance and
given fecurty according law and che rules of this
court, and it appearing the a,isaion of the court.
that the faid defendant is not ais inhabitant of
this fate Therefore, the motion of the plaintiff
by his attorney aforefad is ordered that the aid
defendant Joiah Thompfon appear here on the third
"Wednesday in February next, aud anfwer the Plain
tiff bill, and that copy Of this order be forthwith
Inherited in fome newspaper printed in the city of
Richmond for two months fuceeively, and that ano-
Their copy be ported at the front door of the court,
houe of this county for two fucceiIve court days.
Copy. Teae,
JAMES POINDExTER. Crk.
Nov.1I. eot2mf.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-12-25
JACOB JOHNSON,

WHOLESALE and retail Book. Seller and Sta-
iouer.
HAS CONSTANTLY FOR SALE, AT HIS STORE,
FEW DOORS BELOW THE MARKET,
RICHMOND:
A VARIETY Of the moil ufeful works in the
a different departments of literature, the beR
variety of Juvenile Publications ever offered for the
Improvement of the American youth, and all the
common and uecehary articles of ftationary
]. Johnfon having an extenlive book Establishment
IN Philadelphia is enabled to fell on as low terms as
any other houfe in the United States
He therefore very RESPECTFULLY folici,s the orders
oil country merchants, &c. &c.
- Cath given for all kinds of clean linen and cot
ton rags.
Nov. %. 2aw 4w
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-12-25
February rs

TO 1rjoH 10 tie Lisbf 6iAi.r tie f,smjss on 7aec
dry The loi6 IF Ff5r~n,y next, qgrteaLly 10 The zo
Of lyme SbaskrLtsrd, ted.
Il NH2EE' hundred aud feventy acres of LAND,
Il lying in the upper part of Mathews County,
Peaan,ly iituated on the Pcnkatant River command
ing an ex,enfve view of the Cheafapeak, and afford
ing the hnett Fifth and Oyfers in abundance. The
Land is of good quality lies level, il, we'll watered
and the form almof regular fquare, two fide. of
which are bounded BY The river and navigable
Creek, 70 that enc half of the Land may be faid to
be enclofed by water. The improvements are COM
modious Dwelling Houfe flory high, Kitchen,
Smoke Houfe, Overieers Houfe, Barn, &c. very
handfome young Apple Orchard of about four hun
dred trees Of we'll lelected fruit.
Twelve months credit will be allowed the purcha-
fer OH giving bond with approved feeurity to carry
intereit from the date which ihall be RENTED Oh
punctual payment.
WIN. CIAMBTRLAYNE, Fxe'r.
N. b. Any perion wiihng to view the above will
apply to MIR. Spark, reiding the Land.
DEC. IL. law7w.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-12-25
ROBERT JOHNSTON.

PEGs leave to inform his friends and the public.
ID that he has removed his Store from the houCe he
lately occupied oPpote the Eagle Tavern, to one of
MIR. Thomas Mnehes new houles nearly oppolfte
70 Mefirs. Taylor and Browns Vendue Office, where
ne Is now opening general afortn,ent of
DRY GOODS u IRONMONCERY.
which he will difpole Of at a moderate proft.
~. B. He will Rent or Sell his Brick Tensuen, On
Shoekoe-Hill, adjoining to Mt. RO5eg, GordoI's.
Oaober I. Il
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-12-25
REMOVAL.

II ME Subscribers have removed their COMPT
4 ING HOUSE, from the Main-street 70 one
OF David Bulock's Brick Buildings at the lower end
OF the Baton, between the Tenemen,s occupied bv
e. and T. Saunders, and Norve, Watt and Bull
loef-where they continue their purchafes of wheat
as uina-They ALTO keep for fale regular fupply of
Flour, Corn Meal Hominy and Braa.
THOMAS 81 AMOS LADD.
10 Mo. Sd, 1906. inf
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-12-25
ILIST RECEIVED

a FRESH Aaortment Of Claret Wines, Cham
\ paigne, Mouneux by the boz, Burgundy, Sau-
tern, Win de Grave, LaiFitte, Mucat of Frontignsc
Wine Buers--and ALTO, frefb fupply Of Olives, Ca
Pers, Anehovies, Cayenne Pepper, Munard, Prunes,
Raiiins by the box, Almonds and Filberts All kind
Of WeR-Iudia Sweetmeats; all kind of Confeelione-
ry--and different articles Of Perfumery-For Sale bv
ALEXANDER PLAINVIII,E.
Richmond, O9. II. (2awGm
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-12-25
ANDREW JAMIESON's
ILEXINDRIH CIR dCKERS,
NoEU L0ndinr.

NozU Landing,
a CONSIGNMENT BY Mr.. Tamiefoo. direa
A from the Bakery, of his far-fam'd excellent
Crackers, in barrels, half bbs and kegs. ALTO fu.
perfine Pilot in bbs. and for fae, lat the Ba
kerry price in Alexandra, and eharges at the Gore
by JAMES SMITH, ~
Who has in fore, low-prced blue fack liz Cloth,
and aiiorted Flannes, which he will fell bargain
ALso-India Piece Goods-cheap.
Dec. 2. 6
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-12-25
Nov. 81.
IN CHANCERY.

IN CdANCERY.
Lonifa County, OH05er Court, 1906.
Jofeph Beckley PltG
againG,
Robert Bell, Benjamin Heufon, James
Bates and Warner Broaddus, Def'ts.
'HE defiant Robert Bell, not having entered
l. his appearance and given fesurjty, according to
the aa OF Afembly and the rules of this court, and
itappearng to the fatsaaion of the court, tina. he
not an nhabrant of this ate 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 on the fecond Monday in January
next, and aniwer the plaintiffs BILL aud that copy
OF this order be forthwith inherited in fome one of
the public news papers printed in the city of Rich
niond for eight weeks fuoceively, and ported at the
front door OF che eourt-hor. of this county fome
60 urt day.
A Copy. Teae,
JOHN POINDEXTER, c. &c.
NOV. IL. eo2m
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-12-25
JOHN TOMpKINS.

HdS teeeiVed an a6o,smeaf IF GOODS CosGfisf of
ELANNELS, Coatiugs, Blankets, Rofe and DAT
lie Drabs, FriEe, Kerfeys Feanoaght, Clotbs, Car
pets and Carpeting, Bombozetts, Swanldown, Patent
Cord, Powder and Shot, DowIas, Sheeting, Rer-
ieymeres, CalieOes and Mullins, Gee. &c. which he
will dhPOfe Of on very liberal terms by the Pirce or
paetage.
HOv.is. IS
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-12-25
TUESDAY. Der. Is

TUESDAY, Dec. 10.
MT r. IL. Ihomion prefented the petition Of
Robert Alexander, which was referred to the
committee of Claims.
mr. HoImes, from the committee of Claims,
mace report adverfe to the petition of William
.:y -Wbereupon, refolved that the petit
toner nave leave to withdraw his petition.
Mr.. Thomas moved that the petition Of Iobn
Leveret, heretofore prefented, fhouId be refer.
req 20 the Secretary of War, to which motion
the Houfe dilagreed-
W.T. SrowDinlhield, from the committee of
commerce, commerce md Manufactures having obtained
ieaVe, reported bill to change the name of the
diHtiet OF Nanjemoy to that of St. Mary's,
"nlch was made the order for Friday next.
Mr.. Dana called up his refolution relative to
lurVey OF the COATS of the U. S. which was
Ssleed 10 with an addition, propofed by Mr..
Crownnfhield. inftrueting the committee Of
commerce and Manufactures to cnouire into
the expedIency of furveying St. Georges Bank
OF any other ihoaIs and banks that may be dan
gerous to vefiels approaching the COATS of the
is. ''1
MIR. J. Clay prefeDted the petition of FIcslius
SPalding, which was referred to a committee
committing OF Mefirs. ]. Clay, Dickfon and Car
nett.
On motion of Mr.. J. Clay the petition of
iundry officers of the Pennsylvania line, who
committee on the public lands.
On motion of Mr.. ]. Clay the petition of
Jared Shaddock by z. and J. Perot his attor-
mics, together with the report of the fecretarv
of State thereon, were referred to the committee
of Claims.
On motion of Mr.. J. Clay, the petition Of
Anthony Bennezet, preiented at the lat FELTON,.
was referred to the committee of Ways and
Means.
On motion of Mr.. Stanton, the petition Of
William Barton, prefented laft FELTON,, was re-
ferred TO the committee of claims.
On motion of MIR. Stanton, the petition oe
George Cornell, kewife prefented laa felton,,
was referred to the committee on public lands.
On motion of Mr. Merriwether, the petition
of John +. Randolph and Randolph M'Cuhs,
with the report thereon, was referred to 10.
committee ofClaims.
Mr.. DAYTON moved go pehpone the further
confederation Of the report Of the committee
ofthe whole, on the bill. authorizing TIE ereEii-
On of bridge acrofs the Potomac, to the Gre
Monday 10 January; this motion wts Oppofsd
b. Msjirs. Lewis and Cook, and d8sg-e=a to-
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-12-25
S. JACOBS
Has Sfgf received bis Ja4pyef
FALL AND FANCY GOODS

-coES1STING Of
COPERFlNE and common Cloths, Coatings and
- kerleymeres, Lyon Skins and fries, Kendal
Cottons, Plains and half thieks Rofe, flrped and
point Blankets, Manchester and Bennets Cord. Fan
ey Weheoting, Silk, Cotton, Worried and plain
Holiery, Gloves, Durants, Webores, Bomba-
zetts and Bombazeen, Irifh Linens and OF.
naburgs, India Cottons Canibriek. and Fancy
Mullins, Silk, Camel Hair and Cotton shavls.
Calieoes, Cotton and Silk Chambrays and Italian
Sareenets, Wells, Ssc.&c
few Ladiy elegant CiyegEaa Robrs nnpjroily LO4y
The whole of which will be fold on terms the moi
realonable bat Iopadg oods can be afforded for
Gun Powder Jingle and double r. offuperior quail
ty by the Keg.
Nov. is. r.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-12-25

VEN Dollar, ias fpeadFat Of legal eJ0rgss, 1vW be
"A giOea fer apr. 5eadag BOB aiias BOB HICK-
MAN, dart mntaHs oboat 90 old He qgrf
1a.ed 70 Harry Hal, En- at He coal PH,, JJor
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DANIEL EvIL ON.
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