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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-03-07
JOHN ALcOcK.

7 INFORMS the public thar he has lately .e,,rn, B
q ed CABINET SEoP in the CITY of p ;,hr. ond
on the Crois-treet leading up from ProIer &; Mon
cures Vendue- fore and near the Fire Ipfu,,pce rs
nee where ne intends manufacturing all kind. ,,f
Cabinet Ware in the NOT modern te Re a,,,.rs
hnsif thar ,bofe whomay favour him with their cor.
mand'' viii ind his work equal TO any made r ,bc
terials -" VI "s'
He will fell his furniture low for nro,,n, -,
only as his filtration will not admit of yi,ipo crsi;,
"A lew w'ndior chairs hand, well n,ade, wh;cl,
VIII be fold uncommonly low for cath.
January So If.
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LAND FOR SALE.

by virtue OF Deed Of Trua executed to n,
~ fnbicrbers by shandy Anderson, will be fod ao
Friday the 2sth day of March next, a. Ed,nu6d An.
derion's Tavern Formerly james Georgcs) 20 th4
highet bidder for ready n,oney,a traes of LAND
lying in the County of Goochland ON the three chops
roads, about one mile above theafore mentioned place
containing by late iurvey one hundred and City re
and hall acres, or 10 much thereof rs will be suci
ent to iatisy the FUN of pounds lively.
ing' and nine pence with interea thereon from, ,be
6rA day of january lat.
CHARLES ATTKlssoN,2
JOHN SHELTON, Jr. 1'ye'r-
Gooehland, February 25. (eo4w,
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MILITARY LAND FOR SALE

EoUR THOUSAND acres on the North Fort
Il Of Trade Water, in the State Of Ken,uety--suJ
1000 acres on the waters Of The Miami in the State
Of Ohio.
The proprietor Of the above lind has in his pogefs.
on catering evidence, Of ia, value bur a, he doe
not win to hold properly in the wefleTn Coun,rv,
ne will fen low for es. barter IL for properly IN
IBIS place. Enquire Of THOMAS NoRYRLI'.
February Ell. If
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SAFE

o" TRgday t6s fitvtnfb day Of naye5 u,.t ,,yk. oe
Jfrsj fer air, BY pyi'e aDioa o! Ae Esgk 7a,,,r,
d" D' say IF Risb1'orl; he /aiozviag vaiSab. bro.
Ps,iy. r.
-FOUR half acre LOTS, adjoining each other
forming what Is ufiay called a fquare in the
etyoi Riehmond, and deicribed in the plan of E,;d
cry by the numbers l5I, 1872, SO and r6o
lheie Lots conand beautiful rrofpe of the river.
aud IN every reipea are well worthy the attention of
Perlons dipoied to build.
The BRICK STORE or LUMBER IotJsF r.
tuate ON the itreet which leads from the main Greet
in Richmond to Sbotkoe INFECTION, about 80 feet in
breadth and about SO feet in Ienpth. more Or I.S
being part OF the property formerly owned bv Mr.
VIM Penwek, and lying between the buildpo nov,
occupied by MIR. George Watt and that owned bv
MIR. Marcus Elcsn.
The hfhpage or TENEMENT and parcel of
ground containing and half acres more or Iefs
where MIR. VIM. Fenwick formerly reiided near
Rockets. ''
n more particular defenption is deemed unneeeG,.
~, the property intended for fale being well known
to mol. perfons redigg in Richmond or the neigh.
bourhood---and it is prefumed any perfon inclined m
purehaie viii examine itfcr which purpoGe tbe
OF both Tenements may be had by applying 70 CALI
90, Richard, & Co who will give any further inEor.
nation that may be wfhej.
Terms Of fale, approved sndorfed notes negotiable
at the bank OF Virginia, az o, Is, and 20 n,op,bs
The legal title to be retained Till the purebaCe
sPsid, or Deeds OF Trua be executed by the pur.
chaiers asmay be agreed on.
CALICO, RICHARD & Co.
February 6. tdf,
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A TUTOR wanted, whe can teach Readfry.
= writing and Arithmetic, in a fmall family.
Apply to the Editor of the Enquirer.
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FOR SALE.

FOR NILE,
>HlRTY Buihels of Trifh POTATOES .,.sr-
1 lent, either for Table ufe or Seed.-AI,o.
LYNDON o. BROWN STOUT by the bottle, AID
Philadelphia BEER on draft.
Gentlemen may be furniihed a, any hour .,,h
vENISoN, OYSTERS, &c.
February Is. (tf
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TO BE RENTED,

HE large THREE STORY HOUSE o, RI.
Man-Street can of the Marl,ct, formerly oc,r.
pied by Cohen and If'acs and lately BY Cant, John 8
fieaiants; it is good iand for buiineis aud fur ,k
Tor the accommodation Of a large family.
Aho' the HOUSE formerly known by the frn
OF the bird in hand at the corner Of the ree, ie..
dng to church hill to beth Of ;hcfe tenements
uehs are attached. The terms will be moderate. and
: maze known on application TO James Whtelaw. ie..
jeant of the City, to
February 25. f2,w #
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I. COHEN,
February 25.

MANCHESTER TURNPIKE COs,pAnTy
r Office is hereby given, thar all fl,are, nro,
L which the ninti, requiftior ffal remain uspa;J
or upon which there iall appear to be- due elnourn
e'es OF any former reqni6,ions will be offered for G =,
Mr brookss tavern, III MancheRer, on the 9Th da,,
oi %ia,eh next. The faie TO commence at ~ o'coci
in the forenoon. N'oe@
By order Of the Directors.
JAMES RRANDLR, Cl.rt
February 10. ndr
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A Ii pertains ba0ing claims aeainR the eRnte
L \ Of John Ho0mes, DEED. Of rte Rowling
Green, are regretted to make them knozvu, ,ba.
provifon may be made for a final etfiemeut.-
a"d tbe(e Indebted nun make immediate bar
"ient to JOHN HOOMES, AMI
JOHWG. VOOLFOLK,
Jan.'2a. Is
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Tbuyi1ay, FrEruay, OF.

7bu.j2ay, FtIraa,, Of.
The bill imPoGng tax of ten dollars on every ilave
imported into the u S. after ooaiderable debate.
was recnmmitted to a ielea committee.
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q" 7Hfaay t6s fitvfnb day Of hayt5 n.xt willie off,
JSrsd fer Jahr, BY pyh apli9n o! be Earl. 7a,,,r,
!" tie sity IF Richmond; Ht a!o1piag vaiSabis bro.
prfy. r.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-09
BALTIMORE, September :.

Yesterday anchored in Annapolis Roads, his
French imperial and royal uai,Ry's nip PItri-
ct, OF "a guns, commanded by commodore
Kr6on, member Of the legion of honor. &c.
Commodore Krhom arrived here yeftcrdav,
IN fchr. The French fleet under admiral Jc-
rome Bonaparte experienced fevere gale on the
10th nit. which lated till the lsth.--The pa.
triot parted from the rea of the feet on the
llth, and is very much manned, having f,me
or her mats, &. carried away. The repor;
otthe capture Of of the home ward bound
Buti'h jamaica feet, is without foundations
Nor is IT known what courfe the -French Heet
mas taken. 9ncerapbe.
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exhibited the fymp' ons Of the f.vc-. The
building is too compleatly cut off from the c.
ty. 10 receive the noxious contasion in a faint
ed cream of air. Aud whe, : was this gream
to blow! There is nota ingle corner in the
city where the fever has peepeh forth not one
ptrfoa, evbo has fallen 6tneafbh.
There feems not a deficient link in this chain
of proof. Every thing is compeat-every
thing concluhve. 1t is Farce pofibir, that
the fever could approach from without it mutt
therefore have been generated from within.
But here Efficient cauf.s FOR its production
depending mind the want Of exercife
the want of iomething 20 exhar,se the fpi-
rits and put the torpid functions into motion
The damp weather fucceeding TO fsafon of
unexampled drought the long train of in
convenences, infeparable from rate of con-
hnement and lahour. When caufcs like thefe
exit, why feeS for its origin in the w. India
market, whence no infected vefItl has ar
rived or in city not yet vifted by Jingle
ymp'om
Two advantages may be expected to refnlt
from this difcovery. Physicians being no lon
ger puzzled about the general origin of the fe-
yer, will be at liberty more freely TO trace the
particular circumstances, which generate it
zvitbfa our country; and to apply the fruits
of their invefigation TO removing its canfes.-
Another advantage is, that we may fiicceed in d-
mnIhing &c the bIirthen of quarantine at home
i
as well as ahroad.'&
But letnot ourdift ant friends indulge the Tight
eft alarm about the consequences of this fever.
We pledge ourfelves as to the fprit of the fol-
lowing facts
That not more than FIX or feyen of the
convitts, have fymptoms of the fever
That one only has died, whilt others are con-
valefcent
That the fever of the Penitentiary, though
hmlar in its general fymptoms, is compa-
ratlvely innocuoustot hat ofourlargetowns:
The only victim, who has yet fallen be-
meath it, fingered as many rs le or Is
days, whereas in Philadelphia it was not
uncommon for them to fink in "a hours
OF fpch unequal virulence is the fame fever
at different places!
That there prevails not the nich.ef alarm
among the inhabitants of this CITY:
That few have even vifited the Penitentia-
ry, for the purpole Of Inspecting the diff
order, 70 perfectly were they convinced of
its harmessnefs:
And that the beH enablifhed opinion is, that
the fever is not in the leaf infectious that
it rather paGes from the air to the patient
/ ti,tir irutu the patient TO the arr; that G.
ven in that cafe, it does not immediately
operate, but that it requires time to
break down the tone of the body, ere it
can produce its effect.
PreGdens's n,efase at the opening of the lan
| Congrefs.
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FOR SALE,
September o.

MY Plantation ftuated in the county of Chef
"a terfied on both fdes of Falling Creek, fsvea
n'es from Manchester, adjoining the lands of COL
Matthew Chatham and Mr.. Branch Cheathan, CON-
tanning 400 acres, 900 Of which is cleared and
IN good order, the balance well tmherrd e.,,.,
90 any land on the creek. The Dwelling Houfe &
Kitchen new, thr Dwelling Houfe has three rooms &
paiiage on the lower floor 8, three abuve the kitch
en- 20 by 10 feet, with other neceary out-houfes all
OF which are in good repair, with an excellent peach
aud apple orchard--lfo two valuable mill ieats lying
on the above creek Fhe payments will be one half
on making right to the land, the balance in two
annual payments 10 be ecured by deed Of tru on the
iand-Fhe purchafer will be permitted to fow
crop OF wheat immediately, and poGeffon given the
nrlt day OF November The land can be f,cwn
to any Perfon by application to the fubfcrber living
on the Premiles, and the price made known
WILLIAM CHEATHAM.
September 9. et2yg.
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M of'fiag Of The Dret7o-s Of he Riebwonf TnynbI.
Company, behat EftVard HoAgm5 fa0ryg in Be eify
Of Rie9rsH' O" TlsJaay tie 99~ Of 3piy, 1906.
- ESOLVED, That five dollars be paid on each
~ ihare held by the Stockholders in the fad COM
Pany to Nathaniel Sheppard their treafursr on or be-
fore the hrtt day of September next
RGiofoed, That proportions be received from any
perions inclined to undertake the work on the Turn
pike until the hrt day of October next, and that the
fame be filed in writing with the clerk Of the Compa-
ny by the Perfons making fuch proportions.
An extract from the minutes.
N. SHEPPARD, Clerk.
N. B. have been dreaed by the preident and
directors to requ'h the Prefons making proportions
for undertaking the aforementioned road, to make
their iiatemens in frch way to give the amount
upon iuppohton, that the road is from forty TO one
hundred feet wide and alio inform them tina, the
TINE Tor receiving ProPoals, is poPoned till the FIRE
day of November next
NJ SHEPPARD, Clerk.
September 9. ms
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CHARLESTON, Auruf, %.


It with the u,mof regret we mention the lofs Of
the fchooner Comfort, captain Charles Drumn,oad.
one of the Packets between this and Norfolk. The
number Of perfons on board five and twenty !;
only FIVE of which have been faved. The following
particulars the circumstances are communicated by
Mr.. Todd.a paienger on board, who taken from
the wreck by captain John Bockus of the brig Expert
nent, and brought into this port yeaerday by the
South Carolina, capt. Serrel:
" On Friday morning Ian, the wind blowing dread
fully from v. N. in endeavoring to make tack, a
heavy Tea fruck the veel and hove her on her beam
ends. The matches Immediately Hoated off, aud the
veael filled with water, 70 that all attempts fave
her were uielefs.
"Capt. DruHamond the helm when the vef-
fel went over, and was the fra man drowned The
perions faved cung the wreck; on which they re-
NAMED for three days. before ;hey fallen in with
byeapt. Bockus When they left her, both mats were
gone, and it probable fhe would hortly go down
"Mrs Mary Cooper, wife of sapr. ]. Cooper. aud
two daughters three fervant-naids and two children
MIR. Archibald Leay, Wea-India planter; MIR
lie Mercier, nTinter of the gofpel, Of Charletton
Mr. Donally, refident Of Baltimore; Mr.. Gooly
of Virginia, and fervant- boy; capt. Drunirond
matter; James Price, the captains apprentice; and
five black fervants-were unfortunately loR
"Taken from the wrech by capt. Lockus-Mr
Bernard Henry, lieutenant in the United States Ter
vice; Mr. John Todd, mate of the fhip Aurora, PAT.
fengers: the Reward aud two black feamen,"
City Gazette.
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BOSTON, Auguft ct.
BritiH S1naI,ors.

Briti6 Sqnad,ons.
A gentleman who caH.e paGcngcr in the In
duitry, arrived here yeterday, from st. Johns,
IN. F. which place he lief; the 9th infant, in
forms US, that the brig Scorpion, belonging to
iir John Borlafe Warren's fquadron, arrived
turrr inc CAV orrore he failed which left faid
iquadron off Cape-Race, IN. F.) confiting of
fail of the line and two frigates that the lis,
OF SO guns, Mercury, of SO, and Jamaica, OF
%, were to fail Immediately from Newfound-
land. to join them and that cutter was diC
patched to Halifax, with the information.
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will do regarding her. II !. probable, that flic
will be detained until It is known whether the
Hamburg vrile, will be given up. Two Alge-
rine fchrs. and teucca have alto been taken
within month pat.
(" In a letter which have received from Tan
sers, it j. Rated that brig, a zebeqne, half
galley and three frigates belonging to the empe-
ror of Morocco, were at fea."
This hip zvas faksn evitbis a mile and a
baJoffa- rock efGibraIfar. es.t
The General Of Cavalry, Baron de Ms1As,
vho commanded the Auitrian army at the bat
tie Of Mnrengo, died lately at lbe-Teinitz, in
Bohemia, at a very advanced age. e
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WORTHY OF IMITATION.

MAJ JAMES SEGARs, an intelligent officer
Iva and folder, in the llte revolutionary war;
has opened four MILITARY SCHOOLS in the eoun-
~ OIL Plttylvana, for the Pnrpoie of distributing Mi
htary knowledge amorgf his fellow citizens There
are at prefent upwards of one hundred perfons IN
der his initruefion competed Of militia officers; ard
young gentlemen of arpirng minds. From the lkrlI
and attention of Maj Segars, aud fprit with which
this inltitution is conducted, there is little doubt bur
that Pittylvunia may loon in point of military know
ledge invre companion with any of her neighbour
ing Counties.
September g. 2ts
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Dnmrftie Jnte!Iigrnee.
LITcHFlELD, (coss.) AUG. 81.

On Monday he long fnfpended fentence of
the Superior Court fell upon the Editor and
former Printer of the Witne's, in the fhape of
fine of $50 dolls. each and COTS. Mr.. ALLEY
being unable at this time to refpond the iudg-
ment, was confined within the walls of Lifcb-
jfeldiail.
The fame day Jafeph L. Smith, Ef1. WIS ar
raigned before the fame Court. for reading an
Addrefs on the 9th of Augut So we 90!
The HIfueE.
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kind of impeachment, and complete military
government is efabliihed. u would be prefer
able for yefies TO water at Rodrigues or Bour-
bon.
Markets "a. ftockcd for at leaf Is months
with every article Of conf,imption, and the A.
u,SHcan veffels have been making wrctchcd voy.
ages for thefe IL months par.
"There is great tagnation in bu6nefs, ow-
ing to the Britih keeping up conaant cruize
off the Hand, and preventing the fna French
vefels from trading TO Bourbon, Madag afcar,
and the coat of Africa.
"Three fucceflive gales of wind have nearly
ruined the crops, and much produce cannot be
expected for two years to come"
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NOTICE
September 9.

4 MAT Anall on the goth day Of the prefenr
4 month, at the Union-Tavern, in the City of
Richmond, proceedto exPafe to tae, by public Aue-
ton, to the highef bidder, for ready money, CAR
RACE and pair of elegant bay HORSES, well
broke to harnefs, under deed of trun executed to
the fubicriber, by Meriwether Jones, Efqr. in his
life time, for the purpofes therein mentioned, and
which deed of record in the Office of the Rich
nond Di(fria Court
ANDERSON BARRETT, Trneee.
September 0. tdf
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GEORGETOWN, ops Septsmber =

We have been informed that the Negotiation
Tor the PLORIDAS has failed. This Informal
ron was received from Virginia very lately.
teens odpatches from Mr.. Munroe, our Mi
inter 1t tie BrifGi Court, were convened 20
Niontcciin, BY one IT Hr. Mu1ros's fa,nilv.
who late'r ltnied at Bottom. rhis gentleman
ni"n'ioned the fai'lrc On biz way 70 the Prefi-
H''~ Ha/b. Fed.
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IN CHhNCERY.
September 8.

IN CHANCERY.
Loufa County, AuguR Court, 1906.
Richard John!on Administrator of Richard Johnfon
IN. 81 deed P,tG
againa,
John Cocks and John Niche, Deft,
'fiE defendant John Cocks, not havifC entered
his appearance and given fecurty according to
the al of aembly and the rules Of this court and il
appearing to the fatisa6ton of the court that he is
not an inhab,ans of this (tate therefore
on OF the plaintiff by his areorneyIt is ordered and
decreed by the COURT that the iaid defendant Cocks,
do appear here on the feeond Monday in November
next, and anfwer the plaintiff bill, and that COPY
of this order be forthwith inherited in ome one Of thu
public news papers printed in the City of Richmond
for eight weeks fucce1ivey, and publi!hed a. the
front door OF the Court Houe of this County, on
fome Court day.
A Copy. Tefe,
JOHN POfNDEXTER, c. Lie.
September 9. eo2r1.
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Last Gnrnlilq 9 g9hti.
PHM.ADEI.PufA- scnl .

The French frigdte Veteran, under the com
mand of Jerome Bonaparte, has arrived off An
napois. The remainder Of the fquadron under
Admiral Woillenaix, cohiRing of lie Patriot
a. LEole -, IL Foudrayant "a, L'Impetetr.
"a, aud lie Caioart, have pnt into HAMPTON
Roads.---The Veteran is drnaGed, and has
throws feveral Other guns overheard.
VbH. C04.
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NETWORK, Sept. 8.

Captain Heron, of the fhip Minerva, from
London, was informed by the American Com
full that Mr.. Pinckney had met with fivora-
BILE reception at the Court of S.. J1mes's and
mat our uirferences were likely to he amcably
adjufted. Mere. ddy.
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tyfroG @,f0 hner f,oa ~, ~. ofPrauee, dat.
nd Efay 81

u is wei that the Ameri~an merchants
to'u'd b. iafJrrled that the expenses o. enter
io@ ard c'ear'ng, uGrt charges and o;Fice fees at
IN 'Sc al Fctace. are sncreAleJ nearly fourfUld.
tip "t 500 tons cannot lop there for water
u isr 2" eXpence az 400 to 1000 dallars, and
are y.ry e e. dei rced from en,bargoes or di-
itiwael, u ;hc Offices in CLEARING then ont. In.
''ctI For :onf iiUe pal trade meets with every
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WASHINGTON, Sept >.

sid DEelIimeii, we are informed, after having
reached Newport, has returned TO Bottom,
whence, 1t Us expected, he will immediately
embark for his own country. MAJ. mel. !
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PHILADELPHIA, September l.

~Ai'7'A - MA, oSptCWDCE
Jeremiah Bennett, of the pilot boat Liberty.
has picked 10 and landed at Cape May from
the Rofc-in- Bloom:
] trunk containing wearing apparel mark
1 do. money and do. do. LIP.
90. 90. do. y. n.
90. OF apparel I. D.
And bales Of cotton
And John Meeredv in the pilot boat Burr,
has picked up 8 bales of cotton.
On Saturday at arrived at New.Cai1Ie, a
French frisate, hang carried s5v,y s,ei ,,,;zru
man and maln-top-maf, and received fome o.
Their damage in the late gale of the esd me
has number Of Brith prfoners ON board, and
from report only, we are enabled to fav that
The is one of Jeroms's feet, that they have II
been in the gale, that one of them was Obliged
tn throw over all her guns, that mott of them
had received damage, that they were bound for
the Chefapeake, that they had taken upwards of
70 fail of Britih vrhes, flpsofed part of the "a
maica CONVOY, and that they had great uurn-
Der of Engli!h prifoners on board
we hope to be more particular.
Mr.. Howard, pilot, arrived yefterdav informs.
That he fell in with the wreck of the Rofe-in
bloom, about 80 leagues S. z. of Cape Henlo
pen, and left her on Thurfday morning, about
O'Clock, driving to the fouthward. in tow of
TWO pilot boats. Phil. pap.
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rEeM I,zn1,xS.

fgeM LzSa,sS.
Capt Drew, n,tc brig Caroline, arrived at B,f-
ton on the 2T,t uls in 81 days from Leghorn norus
that no events o. Importance had taken place in thar
neiehbonrhood tina, the for;refs of ca q, rrdcr
pT'nee tieiie, hiH held ou,ni would prohahy na,,,-
tain its ground unlefs inverted by u much larye-
force, than wa, 4, preient in that quarter. CApr.
Drew adds tina. the markets remained the fame as
they had been for fome ,r,e previous hi. depar-
ture.
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FOR SALE,
4 FEW SHARES, in the Manchefer Turn; .
4 Company. Enquire of the printer.
Sept, 9. (eo3w)
FOR SALE,

United Sfste' Court. ib eirsm., and p,gi~a Di,isf.
May term lsC5.
Patrick Corrau, PltE \
againa,
Samuel Perkins executor Of the Ian will Of Mar =
tina Corran decd. John Shore and James S. 4
Gillian, and Edwin DairgerGei, Ba,hurn L,
Daingerheld, Tifeoder;ck Bland DlingerGeld ~
Henry Dangerheld Samuel Mofrey K Han z.
nah b. Mofeley, Edwin S,arke. Danger.ield =,
Starke, Boiling S'arke, Robert Starke, Nam ~
ey Starke, William Newfum and Mary his -
wife, William Allen, John Edloe and Nancy :.
has wife, Miles Seden ir and Patty hi, wife, -
William Allen Harrifou and Carter Iarrifon | -
Jr infant children of Carter Harriion and his
late wife Polly, heirs a, law of Martha Ccr-,r
deceaied' and Peter Robinfon. Deft
| appearing TO the fatsfaSio, Of the Cours. thu.
Bathurt Daingerield & Henry Dangerfeld are
NOT inhabitants Of this Daret the motion of ,h.
plaintiff by his astorney.-I is ordered that the fan,
defendants do appear here the fri day of the nexr
term and anfwer the plaintiffs bill, and that copy of
this order be forthwith Inferred in fon,e>one of the
newspapers pubifhed inthe City of Richmond, for
two months iuccevely and polfed at the front door
of the Capitol in the fad City
A Copy. Tehs.
WILLIAM MARSHALL, 6. 1. c.
oeptcmoer 9. eC2m.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-09
ExtratF "a Ie.ter f.2m London, 1une %.

INTFNtE ~ n fe!!eT TioM LordoT, June "a.
&C OF Mr.. Pnckney's arrival in this country,
you will he informed by the public papers. +
am p'eafed to obferye the following remark nv
one of our Z iitors. "We undertand Mr. P's
lnHruttions are moa liberal, and fich as are
likely to bring the difoute between this coun-
try and the United States to an amicable ter
minaton."
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-09

The French frigatc which has arrived at New
cattle, is called La Valerenx, and belongs to the
fquadron under Jerome Bonaparte.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-09

PreGdent's medase at the opening Of the laH
Congrefs.