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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-28
DR.. Eahn's true and genuine German
Corn Platter.

An infslliable remedy for eorns, fpeedily re-
moving them root and branch, without giving
pain.
TIE geaalne Peyfan Lotion,
So celebrated among the 'afhionahle Throughout
Europe, as aninvauabie eoinetic perfectly limo.
and fafe, free from corrective and reFelens hi.
nerals The BATS of other lotions) and Of unparal
lellsd efficacy in preventing and removing bic.
miihss in the face and Kin of every kind par.i.
culariy freckles, piHnples. inSanmatory rednel',
fcurfs, letters, rings worms, yam bufns, prickle
heat, &c. s3a 'Aa4f a"EE =. 49,
The PerGan Lotion operates mildly, wi.hoay
Impeding that natural, linNenablc peripnasion,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-28
HAMIL TONS
WORM DESROTING LOZENGEs,

Which have within four years paf cured upwards of
che hundred and twenty hofaa5 nerons of both fexes
of every age, and in every tuaon OF various DANGER
Gus complaints arins from wornls and from obirui-
ons or foulnefs in the homaeh and bowels
This medicine bears no analogy whatever cf fmiar
tide, commonly complained of as operating with Vi
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-28
" aluabte Medicines,
gr TAKE NoTlef
Fiat = Ksarsdy ], lea. Is pstatea tss 0nly egtaf
far ALEXAEBRIA.
n HAMLToNs ELIXIR

a tovars;sn remedy for Colds obtnasc Coughs. Ahh-
mas. CSsarrhs, sore rhroats, and approaching Con
iannPtions. NJ z
To Partnjs avb3 nay haze setil6rtn agsiffsS FoilS
he HOPPING COUGH,
This difcovery is OF the rit magntue as i' Is An
removes the mott cruel diforder to which
children are ablc-rhe Elixir is 70 perfectly agreeable
and the aofe 70 faall thar difficulty ARIES IN tss-
ing it. s2s@
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-28
DANIEL MACLEOD,
PAINTER.

Continues in the fame houfe where
=. Macleod and Lumfdon formerly occupied, next
ado5r TO Mlefrs. Vaudeville and Janeaor, King.
: ftrcet; where he carries on the Sign, TAMPA.
,rent, and Ornamental Painting Gliding and
s Enamelpg, Framing and Cleaning Pictures;
: Maforic Aprons, Colors for Regiments, Marble
= ing and all kinds of Wood Initiated.
AJo has for Sale,
Oils, Turpentine. Putty & Paints
of all kinda. dry and ground in oil Wiadow
land Picture GIals, of various iizes ]; which ne
will fell reafonsble for cafi.
MarchzI co
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-28
The foyeyeiga Ointment for The Itch,

Which is warranted an iafahOle remedy one
application, and may be ufed with p.rief fale,v
on pres asnt women or on infants week old.
containing not particle Of mercGry, OF any Other
dangerous ingredient Whatever, and is not &C.
ccni,,anied with that tormentipg incl, which
attends the application Ct other remedies.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-28
~ REMOVAL.
John LUM ON,

Q FIN u NJ SD y ~,
rxAS removed TO the lower end Of King Rress
ISL nearly oppofre Mr.. Robert Young'' Store,
where he intends carrying on the Houfe Painting
and Glazing buGneis as niual. and will keep for
: iale, regular aHortment OF Paints and Oh, TO-
5 gether with Window and Picture Glais, OF var.
: Gus fzef.
March II. go
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-28

olencs, h.eonsfary p,rticplar excellence OF this It
caacais nothn. but what is pstecly innocent, sads
enid ii It's operation thar Ii cannon .niure the mott
dcats pregnant lady, the tendsea infant o. week
old Gload no worms exit the body, bat will, with
OUT pain gripping, eeantc the aonach and bowels ct
whatever isfoul oFenige, and thereby prevent the
prodaetion of worms and many fatal dioTders. hey
are particularly eieaciou in carrying Oft all grois hu-
aid ss i3fs and ndef purgative that eanbe uicd on
the occaGon ~
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-28
Frog LUTHER MARTIN, .Elg. Attorsey- Sc.
u.yaI of he rate Of Maryland.

Gentlemen, e
teom2y With your requea in itaung my OPINION o.
Hamilton. Elixir. 1t has been used N my .aniiy LOT
Two or shres gears paa with uniform fraecs Whenever
colds coughs. Of iIar complaints have rendered me
diene neesary. have nyfcli found it an exeellens
and agreeable remedy fora very painful and d
affection of the breat accompanied "''n io4
with ohtrnaed and dificnlt breathing.
On thsis accounts do not hetitats to recommend
Ha,s,sops elixir as valuable medicine, md dsefvlng
pup, $500, LUTHER MARTIN.
M Abijlh HenrYs Rl.ige7lffset, Bss'n'ols' was
enred by one 5ottis OF Faattons eixir ot
.,o.,ea d;larer, ocaationed by fevere cold caught
ieversl months ago. He breashsd with the sGea;e.
deity, and was often thrown into weakening a e. I.sass
when he a,eaped wax dans and his o sonS
would frequently fail in faeh a degree sna nc eeJ5 q
only attempt to- wiiIpsr: he has ceen upwards 81 a
yssks hout return Of lis complaints and deires TO
give ,hi. public teaimog in favor o nus nSalaaO'e
medicine.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-28

Indian Vegetable Specific.
A lafe and fpecdy remedy ter the yenerisl d(ea(s.
An ounce of prevention IS worth Pound Of
cure"
For the prevention and cure Of bilious and malig
nant fcyers,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-28
From DR.. Weatherburn,
Wythe county, Virginia.

CENTLEMENs
purchafed at your ihop the prepa-
rations you call Hamilton Eencs, OF Extract OF Mai-
tsrd, which believe has perfectly removed chronic
rheuarif (cfthat kind named iciatiea or OF the hip
ont) uG.ter which had iabpred for long time, ana
which had baicd every article in the Mater,a Medca'
and every mode Of treatment received into practice for
the crcof this obtnae diesie If you think this let
ter ufeful you arc ut liberty make it Ppoie.4
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-28
Tooth Ache Drobs.

The only remedy yet difcoyered which eiu,
immediate and laaing rslict ia tAe mott ever
iniianccs.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-28
Marches.
N O 7 | G. E..

The Co-partnerihip hitherto fab
s>sifirg under the firm of Macleod q Lamfdsn,
Painters, cf Alexandris, was diaolved the 10th
infant, by mutual coafeat. All perfons that are
indebted to, or that have sclaims or the fame,
are requeaed 20 come forward and fsstle as fpee
Oily as poliblc, asst is deGyab!eto cloc the con.
Germ, 70 either of the fubfcribers.
Daniel Macleod,
Joha Lunsd0n.
March 81. go
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-28
CASES OF CURES
By Ha1nllton's

norm DESTROYING 1LOZENGES,
(Sele7ea from tbog/aadsJ tbe aafbentif'y Of
qobieb az, ptyloa may ajterfaia e't6er BY 'fifer
0, Pty6uai atblfeatien.
T A P E w O r M.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-28
IA WIS KENNEDY, Sen.

~ ~ KINC-S7sRE FL,
~ EsPEcTFUasY inlorais the pnsiic thas ne mas
reesivsa, sfroas LEI s. Cos p4tsat and FAMILY
siciac Store, acw-Ysrk, frsh sllortHsnt OF 'hs
's Valuable Medicines, y
witch are Il hith e:tsem and sslera us throughout
the Uaite States, many Of than being ioia ahsaPsll
than the drugs of WhiSh shfy gre colepoaiaeo so1''
bs puEehaie J. at retail tere.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-28
John HOOVER.

,ssoorS and dullerided betore
ERENgzER FERcUsoN, Efq.
0sr IF tie jaaiees gf TIE peace for Pbfa-
delpbia eoanly.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-28

Which il 70 eGcntial.ohsalih. Ya Is t.,..
sheets are fPerdy and prsmaaeat, 1enae,,as me-. y.
Kin delicat.!y fof, and clear, improving IN, 'e
plsxien, and referring The bsoom Of youth. Nm
taking % Iendes an c.dinary cuns,.nance besa;
fnl, aid an haadlome one more Is. 'S'
The Rs5Foratspe pcudsr for the T,,ts
and Gums.
his excellent preparation comforts s. l.r.ro,,
ems the gums, prelerves the enamel frem a, Sa'
and clssnss and wbitcns the teeth, by abforS;5,as
all that acrimonious aime and fouIncis. vbsSS
tuft:red to accumalate, never fails to injuIe ,Ds
finally ruin them. -
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-28


Mr. SAMUEL FULLER, Inn keeper, the Har-
ford road ten miles from Baltimore began about twenty
months ago be grievouy afflicted with tape worm,
which increafcd faG in ze and treng 70 to excite
the mott horrid feniatons by his writing motions and
intoerabe pains, reenbng the gnawing and tearing OF
his bowels which deprived him of his neceiary tleeP,
and caued iuch dreadful approximations as cannot be con-
eeived but By one lmar tuationhs appetite wait
ed rapidly and with that his arcngth, 10 chat ne was
unable to attend any bullnefs -whcn he heard OF
fomc excellent cures performed by f1ahiitons worm
lozenges he took alarge dole, which brought away a.
bout FOUR YARDS of the worm NOW IL the poi
eff IN of Lee, co., but renewa. OF his pains loon
convinced him that this monroas reptile had recovered
its frl vgor-Appication made to Lee q Go. for
more of their medicine, with their advice, from which
reiulte6 the total expuon OF his formidable enemy, IN
feyera pieces which he fuppoied TO be SIX or Eie1i
YARDS more. "A lew months have hnce eaPed, and
Mr.. Fuller is now in perfect health. The above facts
are well known numerous circle OF has neishbors
and himfef will crafty any who may with to make
further inquiries on the fubje&. Although Hamitops
worm lozenges produce tlch powerful effects, when
ncceHary yet they perfectly innocent and mild IN
their operation on tbs human body even taken III large
doies as MIR. Fuller will testily-t particular mild
nes is abundanty evident in innul BILE cures OF in
fants.
Communicate BY DR.. Joln Spangler, To,k tsevn,
PeAn0!vauia.
Letter from the reverend MIR. JOHN MOTHER
niiniier of the Moravian church, in Yorktown
York, January 9Th, 1909.
DEAR SIR,
Or. Hamilton's ozenges have bcgn.recommcnded to
me as very adequate for the cure of children
afflicted with worms, procured box for the ule Of
my family, to try whether by means Of this ncGicne
l might be enabled to gain Joint, which, to accom-
ph, different other means had proved abortve My
eIdea boy had very hcky appearance, very ref
leis at night grew leaner frcm time to time in ihort,
he fren,ed be in prccarious fate of health, which
would yield to none of the medicines administered,
until gave him dofe of lozepges agreeably the
directions, which carried off fubftance all appear
ancc but upon clofe inipeaon quite
peeled with ~ery lnnall living animals Not one of that
fort of worms which uualy aflia children came from
him. Since that period he grew remarkably better n!
hea, and ,hoegh lean, has got freh d lively COM
plexion. Upon different occadonssI have ued this
diciae purgiug fubt,ute, and found it to aniwsr
exceedingly well, without bringing on belly ache, or
any other digreeabe fenftions 10 often occaoned by
pmging medicines. Upon the which Judge this me-
dicne to be- hefides its object, of the mott
fautary for referring oa appetite, ard promoting
pr>per fate Of d;ge0ion by carrying off that bilious
which cngenders 10 much indilpoftior both
among children and adults.
am, Sir, your n,of okedent fervsnt,
JOHN MOTHER.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-28
Observation-Disclosures
TRACT OF MUSTARD,

A fate and eaeaual remedy for govt, rheun,atiinl,
paiey iprans, brulcs, pains in the face and neck, &c
And has performed morecurec IN the above complaint
,u all the other medicines before made public
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-28
Dir. Hamilton's
AND RESTORATIVE,

ras, r1;.f and permanent cure of the various com-
Wants which relult from dipated
observation-disclosures in climates unfaVoraoe TO Inc
sontuon.the immoderate uie Of tea FREQUENT IN
toxication or any other deru6five intemPerance,h
unfeilful or exceive ufe of nerenryhe aieaios
lar to feoae, az certain period OF itebad yings IN
sc. &c. .;on,. - he
and proved by long and extenhve experiences e DC
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-28
The Aaodyas Elixir.

For the cure OF every kind OF head ache.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-28

absolutely unparalleled in the cure Of
fsonrnr,,rions. ftcnach and back,
Lownefs of fprits, indigestion,
1,,n,r;,v II the blood, Govt in the hoaach,
.u,IiFer;cal-a ctions, Pains in the limbs,
I,ward weakncfTes, Reiaxations,
SEMINAL weaknef1es, involuntary cmiTilons,
nmorhs,s Tor whtcs) Obhinate elects.
Rarrenncfs, lmpotehe9' o<e. o's
In cases of extremity where the long prevalence and
ofainacy of deafs has brought on general iopoSsrl
;hmsnt of the fyfcn, exeelive debility OF the whcie
frame. and waiting of the Gelh, which no nourii,
n,eas or cordial could repair perfveranee in the ulc
Of this medicine has performed the ''oa aitonhing
seures.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-05-09
d EBATE

D BATE
In committee 9 the whols on the s,o,.
the unlon mr.. +. 6. Smith in the cI,
--oi tic res0lasion o8e,ntby NJ. Greg,
as
lMr. Eta1eA's Speech cantinuedi
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-04-22
Seat of Gnnrmnent.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Friday, Marei 7.
DEBATE on Mr.. GRsce's Resolution.
lcoNTINUED.

Mr.. EARLY. MIR. Chairman. il il. INV in
tention in fubmtting to the committee tboEr
obfervations which am about to make, to con.
tne myfef entirely to the merits of the auefion
under confederation.
upon this, az upon another recent location,
our attention has been fummoned at the out(et
fthe diicufiion to what gentlemen choofe to
eau the Ioirit Of TIE n0tion.--We are told that
TINS fpirit had been awakened BY the event which
led to the introduction of the refolution upon
the table, and had called upon us in loud
voice, to adopt energetic meafures for the vim
dicafion of our national honor, and for the pro-
tectIon of our national rights. The facts, fir,
are incorrectly represented. The people of this
nat!on' identified with the government of the
nation, will at all times itand ready to fiIpport
that government with the energies of the natl
On, wien proper occafion ilall prefept itfelf.
Governed by perfons of their own immediate
choIce, they will confidently repofe in fuch DER
IONS the determination of that queiton. Does
u follow, that becaufe they have pledged to us
the iupport OF the national energies, if in our
Judgment they are become neceGary. that
therefore we are called upon to take courfe
which may render them necefTary? IL is true
that the approximations of the public have been
excited, leait period had arrived in which il
would be necefiary to put to rifk the national
PSaSe' iSS1 III, IL is 100 true, that alarm has
been ipread through every quarter of the union.
But from what means, and from what fources
1t has been by the incorrect views of the nature
and hate OF the interefts at fake, with wbie h
our public prints have teemed. 1t has been nv
magnhylng approximations of the Injuries really
luitained on the one part, and on the other, by
Impoing calculations as to the facri6ce. de-
manded to effect redrefs. Thefe incorrect views
OF the fubjeet arc believed to have been the off
lPrIngs OF mercantile influence. 1t is from this
iource, by thefe means, and through thefe
channels, that the public apprehension has been
rouied upon this location. BUTT is our duty 70
unnaik the influence which has produced this
evil, and to let this nation know the true Rate
OF the queltion now to- be decided-To LET
them underftand what the injuries are which we
are called upon to redrefs, and tae nature and
extent effbe intereRS which we are called uoon
to lacriice in effe6tpg it.
We have been afleed TO leave out of view in
the dtcuiiioD, certain difindions which exift
IN the country. Tbefe dfindions are of two
kinds firh, of claiies, agricultural and COM
"7eTeio, and iecondly, ditIn6tions ari(ine from
geographical petition. As to the firR We are
told that the agriculture and commerce of ma
ton are neceiiarily dependent upon each o.
ther, and therefore the PROPERTY of both fhouId
DC equally the object Of care to the government.
Whillt l am willing to acknowledge the cor.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-04-22
TO BE SOLD BIZ hUcr1oN,

AT the front door of the Eagle Tavern in the city
Richmond, on the eighteenth day of March next
enfuing.
HAT moi valuable eRate, 6tuated in the coun.
4 ty Of Wythe, and commonwealth of Virginia
and heretofore well known By the name of Chifwel's
Lead Mines; but which, for iore,ime paft hath
been confdered, as the property of Stephen AuRn
and company, of the city Of Philadelphia by virtue
OF Purehafe thereof by them, made under decree
of the high court Of chancerf of the faid common
wealth, with the terms whereof they have not com.
piled.
That purehaie was made OF the goth day of Febru-
airy 1898, for the fun Of 6so5, and fince that Pc
Rod, they have made fundry great and valuable i'm
Provements on the faid eaate
The well known value Of the property, and the
Certainty which the fnbferib6s feel that thnfe who
mean to become pafehafers will fatsfy themfslves
thereof, on view, render any further defcripton of
the property TO be fold unnece1ary-
The iae will be made in conformity to tive feveral
DEGREES of the hyperion court bf chaneery, which is
directed ysw TO held the-Capitol in ehe City
OF Richmond aforefaid, the one pronounced on the
eth day of June, and the other the7th day Of Oc-
tober, in the year 1902.
Credit will be given to the purehafer or parchaf-
ers for term of nine months for one, and eighteen
months for the other moiety of the rurchafe money,
each moiety being fecured not only W a bond with
good ecurity made payable the iubcribers, or the
furvivors of them, their executors administrators or
anigns, for the afes in the fad decree fpecfed, and
bearing intereR from the date but ALTO, by the re-
tention of the legal etate, until the whole purchafe
money, with fuch intereff, fhall b fully paid on
which payment conveyance corweyances will be
executed to the purchafer purchaers in virtue of
the faid decree by
JOHN WICKHAM, , CommifIioners
JOHN WARDEN, I of the
WILLIAM HAY, court
Jan. 81. sw.
~ The iale of the above property is pofponed
to the 5th day of May next.
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TIL: WATKINS. c.
(2mp.)
March ID.
TO NoN-REsIDENTs OF KENTUCKY.


HE SUBSCRIBER living in the neghborhood
Il of Frankfort, Kentucky, having undertaken 10
pay the taxes of a number of gentlemen reiidng in
Virginia and efewhere, on their lands in this aa,e.
aud finding that the remitting of money to him for
that purpoie attended with great difficulties riOx
and trouble, propoles it thofe gentlemen and any
others who may find it an accommodation 20 them,
the following plan, to wit That they ffall depoGt
their money in either of the banks of Richmond Alex
andria, George Town Baltimore on or before the
hrtt day OF May annually, aud authorize fome perfon
at thofe ievera banks adve him by po(t of the A.
mount, and to whole credit it fhall be applied and
Empower him to draw for the fame, payable on Gyht.
he lands OF uori-relidents advertsd about The
hTlt oil July, which is expence of twenty-five cents
on each traa. The fubfcribers draft will command
the cath in this Rate and foon as his bills are bo
noured at any of the aforementioned banks he will
advance the money in Kentucky, dedueinp feyen and
half per eommiion for his trouble, in attend
ing to and executing the buinefs. He will uelore
duplicate receipts thofe banks in which the money
IS dePoiited, the propretors of the lands Keen
ing the original in his own poflefon to correct a,,v
errors which may in the auditors Office of Ken
lucky To thoie gentlemen who may with TO paw
their taxes in this way, and who have not perlonal
acquaintance with the lubfcriber he begs leave 70 re-
Ter them to the Hon. John Breckenridge, the Hon.
Matthew Walton, Figures, now in eongrefs a, the
city OF Wilmington, Gen. John Preiion of Mont
go'nery county, and Col James Breckenridge Of Bot
tstourt county, Virginia. to the confidence winch
may be repofed in him.
NATHANIEL HART.
N. B. The pofage on all letter, dreSed to me
Oh the above buEnelsn ua be paid.
December 10. (eFtlMay.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-04-22
LAND-FOR SALE


N1E iubicriber is authorized to dfpefe of be-
tween two & three thouiand acres of LAND,
ntuate IN the county of Prince George and known by
the name OF Old-Fown, on the following terms, to
wit one-hfth of the purchafe money to be paid
down. and the balance in four annual intan,ents, to
carry interett from the time of iale-the payment
whereof mutt be fecured by bond and mortgage on
the land This land is diitan from the town of Pc
teriburg about IA miles ; from James river or S
miles, and about / I-2 from Mobiles Creek. which
is Eavigable for boats up to Peachys mill The foil
"remarkably well adapted to the culture of corn,
wheat and tobacco, and the greate part of tho traa
covered with fine timber. 1t will be fold in Lots to
iut Purchaiers, and will be fhewn to any perfon de-
firing to view it, by Mr.. Drury Livefay, who re.
hdes on IT. Prompt attention will be paid to any
communication on the fubjea, dreaed to the fub
ierber at Shirley in CharlesCity county, by pof to
Granville Mills.
PATRICK HENDREN,
dgmtfor Cbark5 Catey ofSbiyLey.
March 7. nawsm
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-04-22
WANTED,

A N USHER to the Grammar School in William
IA and MARY College. "A competent Kill in
Greek and Latin will be required, and ALTO teirno-
mails of unexceptionable moral conduct The falary
is {. 100 per annun,, with board and convenient
room in college.
BY or.ier eftbe Prs'fAtat and P,efsDors.
N. b. To any one who fall difcharge the duties
aligned to him entirely to the fa.isfaeton of the
Protenor of humanity, an additional compensation
will be allowed by the faid profeGor from the tuition
fees paid by each feholar.
March 90. law IT.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-04-22
TO BE RENTED

lie large THREE STORY HOUSE on the
: Main-Street ean Of the Market, formerly occu-
pied by Cohen and Iiae' and lately by Capt John S.
Piesiants; 1t is good aand for bunefs and iu,able
Tor the accommodation Of large family.
Aho, the HOUSE Formerly known by the lgn
OIL the bird IN hand) At the Of the hreet lea
ding to church hill IL both of ;hefe teuements Gar
dens aTe attached. The terms will be moderate and
made known on application to James Whiteaw, fer
jeant Of the City, or to
JACOB I. COHEN.
February 25. (2aw If.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-04-22
ELEGANT TABLE WARE.

ME Subscriber will fell much under the ufual
prices very elegant Long Service of blue prin-
tea table ware, coniifting of GA pieces it will be
ioid together or divided into two fervices, one OF
which will amount three eighths, the other five
eighths OF the WHOLE but no detached articles can be
iold; If NOT dpofed of before the III of May i. will
be rePaeked and fhpped to Baltimore, where ware Of
this quality meets with ready iale.
N b. Rum hrHb, of the moft delicate flavor and
as raniparert as the Puref wine, by the gallon do
zen or bottle.
WM. HART, oapgfte f6s Scale Hoyts.
March Is. eptA S,Iavt1pHG
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-04-22
AktR q.
IN AN INJUNCTION.

Nv IhAN O1~O
CbsRt,frid County Mare6 Court, soo.
Edward Burnet, Plaintiff.
Aganit
John Penticoh, Defendant.
TIME defendant not having entered his appear
L ance, and given fecurity according the act
OF Afembly, and the rules of this and it APP
Pearng the iatsaeion of the COURT that he is not
An inhabitant of this commonwealth on the melton
OF the Plaintiff, by his council, it is ordered that the
iaid defendant, do appear here OH the fra day of
May next, and anfwer the plaintiffs bill, and
that copy of this order be forthwith INHERIT
ed ~ fome of the public newspapers, printed in
the city OF Richmond, for two months fuecefTiveiy,
and another copy be pofed the front door of the
court houfe of this county.
"A copy,
TIL: WATKINS. C.
March IL. (2mp)