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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-05-29
4 CASES OF CURES
By HanlltOn's

WORN DESTROYING LOZENGES,
(Seleged f,sm baajandsJ tbe oafhtaieiy Of
e9bfcb aut ptylon nay altf:iain en6er By litter
or beyonal afpheatiou.
T A p F. w Q r M.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-05-29

effects are ipeedy sud p:f1:.ancrs, rendering 4.
ikin deIcately foft and clear, improving TIE con,
plexion, and reRefing the bloom OF youth. Nevs
failing TO sender an ordinary coun'enance b:acd
full, and an i.an5fome one more 70.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-05-29
TO RENT,

Ns5roa eu;H be gi0<n tie zofd May,
40 STORY FIR AME HOUSE, fin,
on Fairfax Rrest, lately occupied by
J, fhoemakcr. The ftand is good, and
> occupied for length of tame by a
cent in his buGoeE, tenders it an eii-
for perion of that bufinefs. For
$40
Thomas Irwin, or
John Adam.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-05-29
The ReRorativs Powder for the Tut
end Gums.

This excellent pref aratlon comfosts & arenpA
ems the gums, prelcfves the ensmsl from det,,
and cleanfcs and whitens the tse,h, Ivy abiu,b1'
all that acrimonious fine and foul. ef:, viii
fufcred to accumulate, never fails TO III iais il
finally rain thea.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-05-29

q -
TOH N w A T i 5,
EXANDR Ia; =.
Has iuR received, per the William Murdechs
via Baltimors) from London, q complete al
fortment of
SPRING G GODS,
Which he will ieil low for cath, or TO punetral
cufomers, viz.
) Gent}emens' Silk and Cotton Hole
do. Silk and Leather Gloves
Ladies Silk and Cotton Hofe
Do. Silk and Leather Gloves
Silk and Cotton Cbanbray Mullins
s IS. = 8, and O s undseaed Ginghsms
Figured and plain Jaconet Cambricks
Plan and figured Jaconss Muffin
India Book Muffin
White and colored Csmbrics
Plain and figured Iieno Muffin
Z.eno Sbawls and Wells
Italian Grapes and LuteRrings
London Chintz.s and Calicoes
s. White and colored Jean
Cambria Dimities
sEira chop Long Nmkeens
AlsffeiiIes Jean and NIafnes Wsi&eoating
IS Brown ans Scarlet Sandaaoes
Real Madras HankkeTchefs
s.4, 4. and s Damak ShaWls
Diaper Fable Cloths
Roiie Sheeting
White and brown Sheetings
super6nc Cloths and Caaimegss
2 pieces Salifbary Cloth
bales India Goods
7.8 and Inlh Linens
Waite and brown Platillas
Fss Umbrellas and Pasalols
German Tieklenburgs
White AID brcWn Rolls
81 Bed Fickig
Apron and Shifting Checks
Taldren's Gla(s aad Grading Seythes
ssding Hoes aGorted in cafks
atlcmsnss beR London Hats, sc. &C.
u6. 60
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-05-29
The AnodJne Elixir.
f or the cure OF ever kind of head ache,

:. Indian Vegetable Specific.
A fate AMI ipecdy remedy tor the venerisldeat
"Anounce OF weyeHtiod is worth pcnnad
cute.''
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-05-29
w. WEATHERBURN N.

-. =
Jeha Hoover rope maker, South Second trect. be-
Mary and chrifian iraets, Philadelphia voluntarily
ly maketh oath as follows, nainely,
That his wife, Mary Hoover, wasfo fSverely sIct-
ca with v;oet rheu,natf, very dangeronily tuated
tie conequence ola levcre cold after yag H. as to be
confined her bed for vsra weeks, and was at length
reduced to thenleenchoy apprehension OF ret1ai.ng
ppa for life, notwithstanding the mott Respectable
deal advice was followed, and every probable remedy
attempted when feeling fevcra cafes o cures perform
ed b7 tlanon's EIence and Extraa OF Muaard. they
were procarcd hom Mr.. Birch. NosI7, South Second
Rrees The fr application enabled her walk acrofs
she ROOM and the ufe Of bottle rtored her to her
alual RAN Of health and ftrenah.
JOHN HOOVER.
sesarr av9 ffr9leri6fd defore .
EsENEzER FEscUsoN, E{q.
Gae af tbe imRiess If k5e peace fe'. Pd'a,
dtlp6ia county.
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\ g TAKE NorIcE

Tkat l.lSeaaeay, Jen.is a31s'Htfa t1e ss!p egsa'
| fer ALEXANDRIA.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-12-02
MISS SALLY ROGERS,

Who has for iome time pai, confined her exhibit.
ons to the Columbian uieum, is now, through
the benevoience of MIR. John Proctor, accommodate
ed with private rooms at his houfe, No. 50, Orange
hreet This young lady, by means of her mouth ON.
W having the ne OF neither hands nor feet, perform.
what would appear altogether impo!ihle, without oc
uar demonftraton-- draws with a pencil and
With d-licaey and cafe. landieapes flowers, &c. &c
She uies the icfors, threads he needle & writes with
as much facility as other perons can with the pereee,
ue OF their limbs. This unlike many other exhibitor,
calls on the public, is without fiction, and has beGde,
humanity and charity for its Object.
[BJ?sn CL-oaieie.]
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-12-02
HUMANITY Hall

G Il NJ NJ II K S ROCL,
Sx/llL be continued by the iubfcriber for the en-
W flung term, for the intrusion of youth, in the
Greek Latin and Engi,ih lanpuares, Geography
the Elements oi Gson'stry. with Practical Survey
iug-ALso Writing and Arithmetic, Vulgar, Deci-
NAL and Analytical. The price of Board, Tuition
Waiting and Fuel will be twenty EIGHT pounds for the
term. paid quarterly in advance, 90 commence on
tue 18th OF January nexi, and expire the 10th o.
December.
Particular attention will b. paid to the morals, de-
pertinent and cleanliness of the YOUTH and bedding
Will DC iurRhed, fuel. as ehooie, at forty lings
extra.
The iubteri5er having lately erected convent
ent hori-, it will be in his power to furnih twelve
or fifteen boys with good accommodations.
THO MAS NELSON.
Forks of Hanover, Nov. 81 4,s
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-12-02
ORIGINAL. POETRY.
EXTRACT FROM
WAR,

n Poem not vet Bu5EGed.
IF loud Lien. blood for vengeance cries.
What groan'to Heaven from Emope,s plains muli
rife
We abettors of unrighteous wars,
Who hll whole realms with famine, wounds and
fears
Ceaie your mad rage-your bleeding Naves unbind.
% ipare this waite, this havock of mankind
Drop the proud game that prompts your favage ioy,
Nor think 1t great to torture and deltroy.
Nor while FAME heroes make whole kingdoms fare,
Forget the millions who your burdens bear
Io Ntysn falls his countrys wrapt in gloom,
For one who ient his thoutands to the tomb
Let Britain's tears no more her Pitt deplore,
Mankind by him had learn'd to weep before
vi names like theie while iames loud trump i.lult
tell
How great they liv'd, and how lamented fell,
VIII vah apPlaule war-worn nation cure,
Or drown the gfoan. that cape the fuT'ring tear ,
The great may mourn, but will their weeds ini-
part
One salm TO heal the orphans bleeding hearts
All no; nor theie alone the ln1art mutt feel,
War leaves wound whole ages cannot heal;
And like the SIN that firG gave ruin birth,
Curles the ground, and blahs the fruitful earth;
The evil dies not the field OF gore
Wide aiting war has other Ills in itnre;
Nor burts its vengeance only on their foes
The field is but the cradle of its woes;
Vielor and wang. III d bear the imputed nain,
And unborn fons NUT like their fires COMPLAIN.
Blood, fire and havock in its front appear,
Famine and want and plague bring up the rear.
New woes, new chains, new debts, new taxes
fpread,
To grind the poor and rob their race Of bread.
Yet this diieafe al horalnature thrown
No bard has flung chronicle made known;
The PomP OF arms, of battles, blood and fire
Arouie the poet, while the world admire
But how mad war makes ages cream with tears,
The world, Implying, neither fees nor hears;
Its Hydra menliers, covert ruins, rsll'd
From long campaigns, and raging uneontrold;
l. ibanded armies, when the war is o'er,
10 peace and virtue who can Ger renore
Nnrtur'd in guile, in that corruptirg fchool
They know no duty and regard no rule
While vice triumphant takes her guilty ftand,
And opens all her Good-gates through the land
Voraeous Pailons raging in the mind
Shut eloie the gates Of goodness OH mankind.
Religion, honor, honefy exlfd,
The ioft affections dear, and manners mild,
Love, iriendihip, pity, conference.-the ties
That link mankind, deem'd greatness to deIphe,
Az crimes diclos'd involving Age and Youth,
Embargo'd Morals and blocksded Truth.
Nor leis the evil, though the War brings home
a kingdom fPoi!s, it marks the viGor's doom
SpsngItd with esRsrn gems or midas gold,
See luxury, pride, oppreIion wide unfold;
See realms triumphant fwift to ruin run,
And end the eonquea where the feheme begun
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-12-02

We are informed that the fri furnace in the emf.
ieiaer G!as Houie, near Albany, is completed and
that the Proprietors Of ,be Establishment cou,eupla.e
me immediate erection of iecond We prelune that
this Gals houe, when in full operation together with
the Hamilton Glafs Hovie, will in flort time mann
facture as mach Window Gais the confumption OF
the Rate will require. The proPrietors ALTO con.en,-
pll'e the eNabllihment oil Crown Glais Houle, and
have taken meaiures to procure from Europe r., Of
the beH woTkmen, Whole arrival is expected nex,
iprihg: IL is iubje1 of public congratslation to
witneis iuch efforts of private enterprise which cam
not IAN OF being productive of great public good and
we neerey hope that the proprietors will be reyssr
'ed with all the advantages which their arduous I'M
''e' ''~''s 10 riehiy merits -45ary R:gy'er.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-12-02

OF their ancefors They live in tents, and Gill make
uie OF bows and arrows, which they employ with
ineh dexterity and preeilion, that when they went
out with the Rufians OF the embanadors Iui,e, they
killed Tx times as much game the latter, though
provided with excellent fowling picces."-He Ike
w'ie writesthat he has diieovered little portable
rhar"aeeutie collection of Thbe,, from which the
icente OF medicine is likely to derive advantage.
eoniiitS OF fixty different articles, very elegantly
wrapped in paper Among ,hefe are iome remedie.
known in Europe blu, with much greater mum.
Der, the boaniRs attached the enbafIy were unac
quainted-1he latter ooniia offn,a fruits nuts, and
lone chemical preparations. M. Rehmann has pro.
cured tTanlation of the lin of them, which wa,
written in the language of Tranquil. He propoies te
bring with him iome of thefe collections OF med
enes' which are much in uie among the Bucharian-
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-12-02
FOR SALE.

yENHE LOT and HOUSES wherein Yekr fyor,p
j ton, ETC., the Britih Conful, reiides: On It are
three Rory Dwelling Hou!e, an Office add Kitchen
and other necehary Houfe, for family uGe; Well Of
good Water, newly fitted, and Garden lately ra'lvd
IN, a Ware Houfe and Cellar under il the remain.
oil Wharf, which viii make good foundation t,
build on with all the priye,iges of lots ftuAted OH
the river, Of extending wharf.
ALso-e7li Acres of well timbered LAND. with
al good Fiihery on Willoughby's Bay, taking in the
mouth and part of Maion's Creek, where the bef OF
Oyiiers and Fiji can be conveniently taken.
ALso--A LOT in Suithfield between Mrs. Pur-
die and Captain Todds cts.-For terms apply to
THOMAS NEWTON.
Auguft os. ny
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-12-02

WILL BE SOLD, on n e,e4if, on n. 5b d,, or D..
esabcI 0sxf, at bs Int D7cesg If 11orlba Byogeb.
SrTd (beiag ob'af bree miller f,om NoqebeGs, y
Q EVEN NEGROES confaing of Men. worsr
~ ani Children, amongG them are fons valr,sle
houe fervants; alto all the bouiehold and kitchen
furniture, tsn,ongG which are fome excellent he'd.
completely fGrn.hed) Plantation utenlls of eyerykind
being what eonGas, as the properly Of the late Mar
tina Branch, deed who was the widow Of peter
Branch, decd The terms Of iale will be made known
OH the Premiies by the
ADMINISTRATORS.
NOV. c5. a,S
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Auguf os.
JAMES STRATTFN.

9Gylo- and Habit Maker, from PHILADELPHIA
2 EGS leave to inform the gentlemen ard ladies Of
- Richmond and the country, that he intends car
ryng on the above bunes n all its various branches
being well acquainted with the newen faihions, he
hopes from punetuali,y and ailduity to buGneis TO
deerve little OF their patronage, as nothing ia be
wanting ON his part to render fatisfaaion to cnfom
ers; and FOR neat workman(hip, he pledges himielf
to have 1t done III the neateft manner.
JAMES STRATTFN,
N. Is. HIS rehdence is on the Main Street Rich
mond, next door to David Logans.
O3. ~. 7.Utr
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FOR SALE.
ep3w.

TUX oNIE,
yYNHE BRICK TENEMENT on shockcc-hill,
K lately occupied by Doctor James McClurg, and
the WOODEN HOUSE and LOT, formerly occu-
pied by Mr. Notes Bates. This property will be
fold on the preiles, OH the eighth day of December
next, az Public Auction, to the higheG bidder.
The terms of salc-one third of the purchafe mo-
ney payable in two years-another third payable in
three years, and the remainder in four years. Bonds
with two perional fecuri,ies be approved by the
iabieriber, to he exeeuted by the purchafers which
bonds NUT carry interea from their dates REFLECTIVE
ly; the intereft to be paid half yearly.
SAMUEL GREENHOW, Itt,rney
for nm. LHngb0r~, executor Of Nm. Dand,ige ats'l
far DaSid DOr'insisn and VIII.
November IL. eptsd.
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NOTICE,

NHAi in virtue Of a decree Of the Fiuaings court
8 Of the city OF Richmond, in a caufc therein
depending, between George F. stras plaintiff and
Lucy H. Southall, and others defendants nball IN
Friday the 5'h day OF December next, expore TO lac
by public audioh upon the prenfes, Tor ready mo
ney, the half acre LOT in this city Nc. Gs3. uror
the Greet Trading from the Capitol fuuafe. to the
Land Of Thona' Rutherford, and which said Lot. /.
oPPuiite that occupied by Mr.. Murphy
SAMUEL MCRAW, Convif7on.y.
Nov. 7. .%,Jrz
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THE SUBSCRIBER.
oawtf.

II AS Jun receiveda handfome aiIortment of CHI.
i Il Ma China Glazed and Crockery WARE, and
very foon expects handlome parcel of Glais to ar
Tort what he has now hand he has afo received on
consignment Antigua and New-Fngland Rum bv tie
puncheon, London particular Tenerfe Wine by the
PiPe' Teas by the Chef and mems fine Hats by the
box, which articesw he fold low for calh on the
ufual credit for negotiable paper.
lie has on hand general aTor;ment OF GROCERIES,
among which are Brown Sugar & Coffee by the hid.
and bb! Salt BY the fack Shad, Clipped Ierr;nes, &
arr by the Dbl and northern Potatoes, oof4 and in
Dbl Vindegrave, Clare; and Port Wine in boxes Of
one and two dozen bottles each, Cordals, Olives,
Capers and Anchovics, ALTO in boxes and lie keeps
eonianty large iuprly Of Philadelphia bottled and
draught Porter and Ale, and Beer in barrels.
He has lately rented the Brick Ware-Houfe on the
crois reet leading from the Brick Row immediately
to the Balm, which has been occupied for MANY
years by Mefrs. Pickett, Pollard and loknIon He
will be glad to receive on forage Flour and other
country produce at the ordinary rates.
DANIEL TRIPLETT.
o0'' 90 6w.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-12-02

FROM THE NEW YORK GAZETTE.
mEssR LANG & TURNER,

mEssS S. LANG & TURNER,
Aswe have lately bee 7, told that Mr. Lewis K
his party Paied the Ian wii;er Cape Adams, on
the Pacific ocean, at the m outh of Columbia river
IT'S not improbable that for of your readers may
be delrous of knowing the clifton of that river.
The mouth of Columbia ri yer, is in LAT. &c, 10 N.
and long. 1875 IS w. from london. II was named
III the year l7oI or 90, by SPIT. Gray of MalIachu-
ittts, who maner of the 5hip Columbia. lie
named the river by his hip ar It's Southern cape by
ire late Preildent Adams It IA Va be mott correG to
fay Columbia bay and river or the bay is fome
mules Broad and 90 or 80 miles org but the mouth
vi the river is little than ha Z mile broad. AT
the diance Of 80 miles from, It's mouth, II is about
squarier Of mile broad, with 1cpth two three
or Tour idthoms. The tide RITES l. feet the mouth
OF the river, but the current of the river is 70 rong
that though the water is oberved TO SWELL it does not
run UP during the food above so m; et. That river
and the numerous fireams that run inf il abound in
ld.mon' J. he timber the banks of the river, is
pine maple, aih, poplar and oak ri natives there
are oadly armed, though Tome Of them have copper
fwords.
The head Of Columbia river lies cond, r,bly to the
DOWNWARD OF the 18th degree The d. la,'ce from
nc mouth Of the river MilTouri to that # Colnn-
b'a IS ionewhat Mort Of ff4o miles in dire q courie
cour'e as we preiume that will never be avelled.
Ne"-OrIeans IS in longitude 80 and il is n eiumed
t"st t"e mouth OF the MihoUri is nearly uno sr the
lame meridian, Tor the Minfippi runs fouth. l. NUT
foHcw, t.a' The difference Of longitude between the
inouth OF Columbia bay and that Of Mouri rive :,
80 80 which, in that high latitude, will Ia, Ely
give the number Of iiz:uts miles already mention d.
NAVIGATOR.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-12-02
FOR SALE.

q " Elegant CoAcHEE well iinilhed, with Plated
! \ Har15G and pair Of well matched HORSES.
lhoie hores can be recommended rs being we'll broke
and free from any bad habits ;they are fix x (even
years old lat ipriDg.-dBo, frong heathv NEGRO
WOMAN with a female cIal about five wears old
great bargain may be had in this property for ca
or negotiable note q; fxty days.
Ensai,e al iJb oE.e
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-12-02
ROBERT JOHNSTON.

RECS leave TO inform his frienos and the public,
~ that he has removed his Store from the houte he
lately occupied oppote tine Eagle Tavern, to que OF
Mr. Thomas Mitchell's new houfes nearly oppoite
to Meilrs Taylor and Browns Vcndue Office, where
he is now opening general atfcrtment o.
DRY GOODS q IROMMONGERY-,
which he viii diipo,e-ol a, a moderate profit
N. b. lie will Rent Sell MS Brick Tenement on
Shock"e Ill., adjoining Mr. Rober, Co.dos's.
O9ober = If
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-12-02
lust RECTIVEn

q FRESH Afortment of Claret Wines, Cham
L > paigne' Mouileu1 by the box, Burgundy Sau-
tern, Vim de Grave, Iaaitte, Mufcat of Frontgnac
Wine Biiters--and a!fo, frefh fuppy of Olives, Ca
pers, Anehovies, Cayenne Pepper, MuHard, Prune,,
RaiiIns by the box, Almonds ard Filberts All kind
OF Wet-lndia Sweetmests; all kind of Confeclione-
ry-at'd different articles Of TerGumery-For Sale b,
ALEXANDER PLAINVIILE.
Richmond, C9.I7 (osv,cp,
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LOUISIANA.

An acre OF corn in Louiiana, produces on an ave.
rage, about go buihels, which at rs cents, is IL
dolls 80 cents. An cfcotton pre- iuces, with he
lame labor 25olbs cleAn which at 20 cents, i; SO
dolls. An acre of cane, will produce iooolbs f,rar
which at & dollars per c. is so dolls add Dbl. mo-
iaies 5o-61 so. It is therefore concluded tina.
twi'i be belt for the Louiianians to import their
gram It has ALTO been thought mott proper to i'm.
port the beef and pork. Psny.n'5 PHI ..s.,'
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-12-02
JOHN PUMFREY,
BOoK.BfNDER q STnYyOo

BOOX-BfNDER g STATyONER,
u EGS leave TO inform his friends and the rublc.
- that he has removed TO the Houfe formerly oc-
eup;ed by Meiirs. Duuliuure * Turner, two doors
below his old ltand, where he keeps conRauty Oh
hand, made of materials of the rft quality and ben
Workmanship,
a VARIETY or
Letter Pooks, Record Books,
Invoice do. SherifIs do
Tobacco do. Pocket Iedrers.
Day do. ! Memorandum Books rul-
Journals aud Ledgers, ed and plain,
Accoun, Current Books. Copy Books,
Bill Books, Cyphering do.
Receipt do. Je SIC. Sre.
With variety of other articles ufed in Mercantile
and Legal Projections which he offers for fae OH the
moit liberal terms.
HE HAS ALSO FOR sALE-
writing Paper OF all ! Pocket Books and Ia
kinds, , blcts,
Drawing do. Quilts and made Pens of
Blue Blo,tipg and Cart various prices,
ridge do. Penknives,
Wrapping do. Sportlmen's and Pocket
Parchment and Pate do
boards, Playing Cards,
Ink Powder Black and MeiIage do.
Red' Rive's Water Colours s,
Japan and Common Ink, India Ink,
Durable Ink, for mark Lead Pencils Black and
ing on Linen with Red,
pen, Camel Hair Pencils,
ink-Stands OF various Slate and Slate Pencils,
kinds. sSe sg.
Likewfe an aTortment of School Books, and Pa.
per Hangings- Books ruled and bound any re..ern
Orders faithfully executed, aud Book Binding of
every deierption performed with fidelity and difpseh
N B. Elegant Looking GaHes and Prints in bur-
mined Gold Frames.
Nov. 81. epsw.
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Russ'A "A letter has been recently received from,
NJ Nehmatn' ne phyiciau in the fgte Of the Ruc.
"e tnoH"y to Cnna, dated Kiatchta on The frontier,
lie las fascinated great number Of the eb;l5rc, ~
the Moguls Theie people Continues M. Reb.
marry have retsnelthc limple manner. and e,noo.
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TO RENT.

he Su5icriber thinks proper TO give notice, he
! has returned the practice of the law. and purno-
resreguIar attendance in the Court of Appeals, the
Federal Court and the High Court Of Chaneery, hol-
den IN the city Of Richmond 90 which place he is
now preparing TO remove his reldence Due atten-
non will De paid to iueh bsiiEes may be commit
ted to his care.
WILLIAM COWAN.
Lunenbsrg, Nov. IA. eptf.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-12-02

= ME Grand LODGE Of Virginia, viii meet a,
the Maiop's Hall in this City, on the evening
OF tie iecond Monday in mex; month.
WIN. IL. FIT2WIYLSONN, G. S.
Nov. is. tomb.
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g. TACORS
November II.

Has 5fsf r'feived Els (ffiy%
FALL AND FANCY GOODS:
CONSISTING or
CUPERFlNE and common Cloths, Coa,ipc, and
~ Kerieymeres, Lyon Skins and fizes Keldai
Couons, Plains and half thicks, Rofe. nriped and
point Blankets, Manchester and Benne,'s Cord, Fam
ey .Vettcoting, Silk, Cotton, Worried and plain
tioiiery, Gloves, Durants, Wieborcs, Bcmba-
zetts and Bombazeen, Iriih Linens and Oz-
naburgs, India Cottons, Cambricks and Fancy
Mullins, Silk, Camel Hair and Cotton Shawls.
Callicoes, Cotton and Silk Chambrays and Italian
Sarcenets, Wells, Sc.Ssc.
few Ladies elegant Ci,eclTon Robes uryiioHy lozy
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Reasonable that jeand gsOSj can be afforded for.
Gun Powder fingle and double F. offuperior quail.
ty by the Keg.
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