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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-01-07
The Celebrated running horse,
Peace Maker,

Win sssnd the ensuing year
az Smith Paine's in Drcliing
ham. ~iIhi,s2 miles of New.
Canton. the ownes hadoon.
,cmpiased running him again
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-01-07
YIi.IIAnA .NpCAY


hTIjL.IA II .ApCAY
ID ETUSNs lNs grateful acknowledgements to
~ his uaner3rs is,rnds and custorrers for the
literal encouragement he las received, and in
tayres them thai the tasincss will III future be
carried OIL under the FIRM OF
Nf'CAY & COSVAN,
,Ya7CRG CLOCK MAKERS.
WNo tender their services to their friends and
taepusaic in the hnc of their profession, and
hope from unre riiting attention to merit the
confidence of their customers They repair
Waic.:.ss and Clocks of every description. M
and c: have Just received alarge and fashionable
OF assortment Jewellery, consis,ing Of
Large fancy mourning, set and plain Ear.rings,
Cold and gois, set Necklace.
a handsome assortment of ornamented tortoise
shel) Corabs,
Nioaping. fancy. wedding, plain and PLAN Sc,
Finger Ring,
Foariiliing pain and plain set 9reas, Pins,
G Id Miniature Settings aud Chain.
fiourni,r aud olain Bracelets and Meek Clasps,
Mourhing and fancy Lncksts,
Ladies ard Gentlernen's gold, gilt, silver and
si'l. Watch Chains,
Gold gilt, pebble and glass Seals,
G Id. gilt and s'eel Keys.
Cod; Silver and tortoise shell Sleave Buttons,
ani Studs.
Silyer rhioh.es. Salt Spoons, Netting Needles,
Tooth Picks and Shoe Clasps, with variety
Of ether articles.
They have likewise on hands few good
Watches. all; os which they olIcr on the mos,
reasonable terms.
N. b Miniature Settings and Hair w orl;
executed in the nea.est manner.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-01-07

HE subscriber visits TO sell ior
cash, on credit ti-lshc first day OF January
next, the
T9u0 Brick TenementS,
Adjoining the house of Mr.. Benjamin Moshy.
JOHN PENDLETON.
Z CITY of Richmond, Nov. 10,5, 1904. 2w
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Notice.

PROPOSITIONS will be RECEIVE
ed by the Executive, for the purchasc Of
EIGHT CONDEMNED NEGROES fepnev,
ed for transportation. under the az " TO ems
power the Governor 10 transport slaves con.
denned, when it shall be deemed espedien,."
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FOR SALE.


BY THE UBseRIBERS,
FIRST quality jamc lea /, New York Candles s.
sugar Soap
second do. Santa Cruz i Madeira, Port, Sherry,
ditto Tenerifie and Malaga
First ard second quail i Wine
" loaf otto China Bowls from /
seet green coffee u TO qaarts
va antigua Kun Tea and coffee Cups &
New England ditto Saucers
Cogniac Brandy Cut Jelly Glasses
reach dnto PM, half pint and gilt
Hollands Gin y Turlbiers
CALDWELL frasure and I Quart, pint and half
Co.'S superiine Cho u pint Decan,ers
coiate Green and white Quart
rresh London mustard and pint Pocket Bot
Basket, Salt, i ties
Pepper. White Ginger, Henry the VIII and
firnento and Nut Laerry Andrew Cards
negs Imperial. Young Hy-
Martinique Noyau son and Souchopg
Box kaisins and Cur Tea
rants FF and F GunPowdcr
Citron Patent Shot assorted
Sott shell Almonds 4hos. Leiper's Snuff
n'ims'cne Madder & Patent Eight Lamps
ground Ginger IN Liverpool Slowed Salt
small kegs ! in Sacks ana, Loose
t.o8w"od Picked Salmon and
turkey Cotton Mackarel in half bar
Best Aotant Indigo rails
general assortment of STONE & EARTH
In WARE.
EXPECTED,
A quantity of common N Z. and Ruocks
CHEESE.
Fisher & Lesueur.
November 25th, 1905. wifi
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-01-07

HE proprietor offers for sale,
= TRACT OF LAND, adjoining seuale.
Town. which he proposes 10 divide into lots of
twenty-five acres.-For further particulars apply
70 Messrs. Prosser 6. Moncure. IF
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-01-07
General Office Of Insurance

1ChSfdi OihSC vi INSURANCE.
THE memb.rs Of the Mutual Insurauce Com.
pany against Fire or Goods and Furniture,
in the state ofYirginIa are requested to take no.
tice, that asSeeably TO the fourth article of the
Regulations OF the said Company. general
mee,ing will be held az this Office, on Wednes.
DAY tie 9Th day Of Ianlasy next 1t is hoped
ihat the meeting will Re full, and that those who
cannot make 1t convcaent TO attend in person,
will not fail to appoint proxies in time.
WBi. II. Flfzsohpksona, II. Igent.
Rirtrhcrd nc- rffhs IpuS
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XXTILL be sold, ON Thursday the ninth day
w of January next, at Cumberiand court
house two TRACTS OF LAND, one trasl
adjoining the lands of WIN. Daniel, sen. and o.
Tiers; TIE other tra3 adjoining the lands of
NVm. Coleman, sen. containing about 600 acres
each; the SITUATION of both tracts is such as NAV
be divided to suit purchasers the soils adapted
to the culture OF corn, wheat and tobacco, ard
well tir bered; there is>a suifciency of land
cleared on each rrastto work six or eight hands
% advantage distant Is miles from Gainesville.
8 miles from Cara, and miles from Cumbsr.
land courthouse. A further description is deem.
ed unnecessary, as it is presumable those who
wish TO purchase will 6rst view the premises
rhcterms OF sale is four equal annual payments.
with bonds ndapproved security, TO carry int.
rest from the date If not punaaaly paid. Also
tf,eenIkely Virginia 81 AYES, on :, credit O 9
10 months. Bonds with app.oyed security will
be required to carry interes, from the date if not
Pun6uallypaid.
VIM. A ALLEN.
October 18th, 1905 ,yrdss
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I WISH 10 hire rwen;y-iIva lI.eiy
1. aGlive NEGRO BfEN. to work on the Man
chester Turnpike road; for such VIII give Ito
eral prices, and ASSURE those who wish 10 hire,
tina, they viii work under myself only, and every
attention paid. Any person wishing to hire will
call on me, living in Richmond a, present.
/! wish to Rent the HOUSE | now
live in TO careful man it is one among the best
stands in the city OF Richmond as boarding
house or public house. will furnish large
number of beds and other furniture wi the
house, or sell the furniture at two, four, or six
months credit. / can assure any person that
there is not one house lot IN this place better
fixed to convenient out houses stable for Is
horses, in good order. I also wish to rent my
MILL, that is situated within three quarters Of
mile of the market house, it has two pair of
stones, one for wheat and the other for corn. I
will rent the INFLOW to a man that will keep her
in order, and take the rent in meal at a fair mar
ket price ,hro' the year. can assure whoever
may wish to rent. there IS no want Of water in
the dryest seasons with a little care.
J. p. SHIELDS.
December aoth, 1905, St
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10 be Renfed.

TOR one or more years together or separately,
L Two Fire Proof BRICK TENE NEVIS.
ia the back suees near the basin, and adjoining
he warehouses occupied by Messrs. Taiiafsrro
& Dickinson. They are suitable for warehouses
or stores, and Will I've fted up with counting
rooms and shelves 20 suit the tenants
JOHN WICKHAM.
December %. 1906. Sou
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Delinquent Shares on former Re
QUESTIONS.
NOTICE is HEREBY given. that all the shares
IN upon which there shall appear to be due
delnquencies of former acquisitions, will be of
fered for tale, at Mr. Brooks's Tavern, in Man
chester. ..on the 11th day Of February next.
at ~ O'Clock III the forenoon.
BY order of the Directors,
JAMES BRANDER, elk.
December "A, 1865. I'd
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10y virtue OF deed of trust exc cut-
~ ed to the subscriber, by J,cob Maddox, of
Buckingham county, 20 secure the pavme,t of a
debt due to James MurphyE q Co therein express.
ed, will certainly be SOLD, 20 the highcst bid.
DER, on Saturday the FIRST day Of February next.
at New-Msrket, in Amherst county, before the
store door Of the said James Murphy e Co.
The Following Property, to wit
Lucy and her two children, mly and Nancy, or
SO much thereof as will be sufficient to discharge
the said debt. with eterest and charges.
John Higginbod,am, 1rrqtee. 1
Wa-niuster, Dec. S5th, 1906 d.,
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1 He subscriber respectfully IN
Z forms the public, that the STAGE from
Richmond to Charlottesville, during the Winter
Establishment, viii leave the Bell Tavern every
Tuesday at one O'Clock, p. N. and arrive at Char.
lostesyile every Thursday at one o'clock.
Re:wning-Leave Charlottesville every Satnr-
day at IL o'clock, and arrive at Richmond every
Monday at IL o'clock
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To be Rented,

A NEW BRICK HOUSE, two stories high,
( y with dormer windows, with eight FIRE pa
ces in each tenement. The house was built to
accommodate two families. I,.lies on the main
street, on Shockoe hill, little above M aior
VI olfe's. Wan DU.VAL.
December 16, 1906
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-01-07

. X Subscribers h0fhe DEBA i rs
n tbe VIRGINIA CONVENTION. and 20
GIBBoN's HISTORY efibs DECLINE and
FALL oftbe ROMAN EMPIRE, are ,eqVerea
70 dppy at t5is Office, where their COPIES d,s ness
reaayJsr deiiV0y. JV
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-01-07

10 AN AWAY, from the subSIrl-
IA Der residing in the county Of Can7beil
JAMES, mnlmto slave, sold by F1r Thomas
Taylor OF Richmond. to Doctor Patterson, of
Boelyngharn, and now the property Of tn. SUBJ
seribeT also, HARRIET, the wife OF James,
black woman, about twenty years old. James
had on when he went away a green short co.., r
smooth learner bat. The woman carried or
with her several suits Of clothes. Size las some
esinexions amongst the negroes of f,fr Adams.
Of Richmond, and i is expected, illey ace f3sh
lurking ia or abJutt0wn. tThs ever v N, deljve.
the said claws to the subscriber, ~ lod-e tb.n
in sorHe jail OF this commonwealth, and rive
such information that the subscribe nav gsf
them again shall receive Eoeral reward.
THOMAS JONES.
December l7;h, 1906. sv
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~
3 notified that The annual meeting for e.
leSiins Directors viii DC held on MONDAY the
6tn January.
R'rer;ss3 Ancrhey for vorisg b. proxy for Direc.
so's
{. KNOW all men By tt.ese presents, that
OF do hereby sppoIns To ne
substitute and ps oxy. for ANA in name and
behalf, 10 vote at any e.eGion of 4 Director OF
Directors, OF the HanS of Virgiaia, as fully as
mshtor conid, weie personally
present. In witness whereof hayc. here.
uii'o SET hi.nd and SEAL this day OF
in the year
Signed and 1eivered
III The presence OF
P61ver IF Ano,ney TO- yeseiVins Dividends.
SNOW al, men by these presents, thar
OF do hereby constitute and spSoint
law tui attorney, ior and in name and be-
half, to receive and give receipts for ali d,yi.
bends nos. due. or which may grow due on
shares TO belonging in the cani,aJ
or joint stock of the President, Directors and
Company OF the Bank of Virginia. In witness
whereof have set hand and
seal this cay Of in the wear
Sealed and delivered
in the presence of
Will Nov. 18Th. 1905.
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hand s NEGROES, ior SALE

December 10. 1906. wst
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-11-21
Friday, October II.
DISPLAY OF PATRIOTISM.

At the mufler of the III, cd and 18th regiments
Of militia this morning, every officer, non-com-
mflioned officer and private prefent, voluntarily
offered their fervces for the defence of the ter
rltory, and more particularly for the fecurity of
the city. This tender of fervice was immedi-
a'ely accepted by the governor, and the de-
tachment ordered to be muftered for infection
and exercife once week. The militia were
addreIed by coils. BellechaTe, Macarty, and
Darcier, and alto by the governor, when he ac-
cePted the tender of their fervices.
Officers, non-commiflioned officers, and prvates
of the 1T, I'd and 4th regiments of militia
l. You have anticipated my WILKES, and full
fled my expectations.
have to announce my acceptance of the
tender of your military fervices, and to add, that
your patriotic conduit will be juRly appreciat-
cd by your country.
WILLIAM c. C. CLAIBORNE.
Newt Orleans, October II.
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PHILADELPHIA, November IA.

The brig Eliza, captain Wilton, failed from
New-OrIeans the elf October at that time
news had reached the city, that an arrange
ment had taken place between the Spaniards,
on the frontier and general Wilknfon, in con-
fequence of which the militia of the territory
of Orleans and Miflifiippi, who had volunteer
ed their fervices to the number of 600 men and
had marched to join general Wikinfon, were
on their return to their REFLECTIVE diitrcts. No
official intelligence had been received on this
fubject, from the general, but coucurring adyi-
ces from different quarters respecting the re-
turn of the militia, rendered it almoft certain
that arrangements had taken place /; and it is
faid to be agreed that neither the United States
nor Spain fliall occupy the contcfed country,
between the old boundary and the river Sabine,
until final arrangements are made made between
the two governments refpetting limits.
General Wilkinion, notwithstanding his
fmall force, and very unprovided Fate of his
fmall band, had advanced beyond the Grand
Bayou, and had taken petition with 500 men
at the junction of the roads TO Addaies and
Bayou Pierre, at which latter place Colonel
Herrera with about 1900 to 1900 men, chiefly
cavalry, was ftationed.
Colonel Cordero, governor of St. Antonio,
with detachment, the number of which is
not known, lay encanped about 25 miles in the
rear OF Herrera's force, aud although the fupe-
'ipi N'hSSio hdt hot JOibCb, uOI tdkCU tIS COiIl-
mand when the lat accounts reached Orleans,
detachment OF artillery from the little garri
fon of Orleans had marched on the 18th oil
October on the Weifern bank of the MfilIippi
to join the general at Natchitoches, and were
to be followed on the o2d or esd by another
detachment, which would proceed in two gun.
boats by way of the MiiIifippi and Red River
to the fame place this reinforcement would
add 100 more brave followers to his forces.
Governor Grandpre, of Baton Rouge, alarm.
ed at the report of the approaching departure
nf the g"nho,ta h:a size: =. ..:: l.. -
oppofe their p4fage up the river; but it was
believed he would not attempt hofilities, al.
though he had attended the militia of this dill;
tritt, and had taken every poiIible meaf,rc &c
aflemblc force more than adequate to the OBJ
ject.
The militia of the city Of New Orleans, were
called together on the 18th October, and unan
moufly offered their ferviccs to defend the ter
ritory, and particularly the city. They were
accepted by the governor, and the following
handful was publilhed on the location, which
will amply refute the calumnics of thofe who
have endeavored to perfuade the government,
that the people of Louifiana were not attached
to its caufe
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-11-21

SPAIN CT rnp:Gre Beyond tie remedy 81 ass
eociation had taken place in EGraue. HWY
much, indeed, are the people of the United
States Indebted 10 the prudence AND forhcar.
ance CT their political hci;asraa /; who without
political Hteu'ion isernr to have fore !een ts.at
has har Psasd
lie. Il DC now noticed that. many Of thofc
cartes which thsn created political ,iloricr
either ccaie To cXia wear different afpeSs.
They are the aipetIs which no doubt were an.
tIcipated by the preIihent. Without going in
to detail, fuificc it to fay that The turbulent tenn
per Of the Spanisrds has besn iucceeted by =
calm, which indicates complete reRora,ion of
good neighbonrhood our public agents have
made favorable proerellion, adiu0ing our great
political concerns with the powers os Europe.
The Emperor of France has not interpreted ina
iinlcal'y in our ditpuies with Spain, and even
the bughear of impofng Jerome Bonaparte az
the iovereign % the United States, mas diff
appeared withthe ref. Jerome has rnarrieda prir-
GETS of the H"nfe of Vertemberg, a near re-.
lation OF the Royal family CT England.
In.
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JUST PUBLISHED,

BY JlesI JoLgf0n, and far lr, at 5i, Bosf ard S,,s
fioaary (0re fer Goo,J 6eO7v tie lZlrke Rie5rsns
JoHNsoN's VIRGINIA ALMANAC, FOR THE YEA2
OF OUR LORD, 1907.
rEINc TIE THIRD AFTER GissES TILE OR LEAF
YEAR, ADArrED To THE LATtruDE AND ME-
RiDiAN or RIcnMoaD:
CONTAINING bsfdes tie .1Rronorqieal salegL44
~ tio"' Officers Of government, A4es75.rs of tie
senate and HOME IF Dshgcfes, Gn,e, Of beltggg tie
Superior ard Comfy Courts throughout t5e Stat,
Y" q T'aa'' Ss. %. 0e. great oariety ef yf}al
yettr II tie ./alszgiag frietS per g,ali 5 aoi,:
d'Sea so and ji4g,t eenis.
Nor 81. o,+at
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TO THE PUBLIC.

ME suhlcrber reGding in the City of Wilamf.
burg, is delirous OF taking few Young Ladies'
ana Gentlemen as hoarders-Her houfe is iittia,ed
on the Lot adjoining Mr.. Anderfon's Boarding
school, and has irven convenient rooms Che there
tore, hatters herelf that e can accommodate them
to their fstattion with lodging well a, entertain-
ment She propoies to keep feparate tsbles for the
Gentlemen aud Ladies, and her terms will be as mo.
derate any in town.
-
Williamsburg, Nov. 81. oaw4w.
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HUMANITY HALL
CIR II M NJ II r s Cu no n

G II N NJ II r S CHOO l.,
JILL be continued by the fubicrbcr for the ep=
w flung term, for the infruaion of you,h, in the
Greek Latin and Englilh languages, Geography,
the Elements of Geometry, with Practical Survey
ing-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, to commence on
the 5'h OF January next, and expire the 10Th Of
December.
Particular attention will be paid to the morals, de-
pertinent and CLEANLINESS of the youth, and bedding
will be fuFhifled, iuch choole, at forty ihinrs
extra.
The fubfcriber having lately erected convep;s
ent houfe, it will be in his power to furni0, twelys
or fifteen boys with good Accommodations.
THO MAS NELSON.
Forks of Hanover, Nov. 81. 4tg
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0N TIE f5ira HIra"eatyi in DeeemJsy next, IGaH eEf
JyJaisb hebjebeF biAAr, at Po7oJ1iaa CONT E,aE,
I BOUT thirty NEGROES, confiling of men.
y women ard children, on the following terms !:
one third cath and the balance in twelve months.
Bonds with approved fecurity will be required, carrv-
ing nerelt from the date, hut if Punttually paid the
intereit will not be demanded.
VIM. RANDOLPH
Wilton, Nov. 4. tdc
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fl,c funk two of whom were drowned and
the other two fxam back to the wreck, and
climbed upon her mainmaft head, which was a
bout Fix feet out of the water, and there hung
until the fchooner could beat up to their relief,
which was about one hour and 20 minutes
fhe proved to be the fchooner Confolation of
Fredericksburg, about SIS tons burthen, and
from James river bound to Rappahannock river,
with load of Coal.
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IN CHANCERY.

PorVJaia" County Court, Ol7ober lG, 1906.
1'arlton Cox, p,,c
agan0
Joiiah Thompfon, executor of Jofah
Thomplon, deccaled, and Thomas
Watkins, D.G,
TiiS day came the Plaintiff by John Lane. Ec.
a quire, his attorney and the defendant. Iofab
homPion, not having entered his appearance and
gwen eeurty according to law and The rules of ,bs
court and appearing to the fatisfaGon of the court
mat the iaid defendant is not an inhabtant If
ms late Therefore, on the motion Of the PLAINTIFF
Dy ms attorney aioread, it is ordered that the fd
defendant Joilah fhompion appear here on the tbird
IN February next, and anfwer the Plain
uhs bill, and that copy Of this order be for,b;,b
inherited in iome newspaper printed in the etv of
Richmond Tor two months lucceiively, and that ana
ther copy be ported the front door Of the court.
houle OF this county for two luecelive court davs
a Copy. Teae,
JAMES POINDEXTER. CfE.
eot2mf.
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lations, which are couched in decent and
liberal ftyle. 1t is upon this principle that
we give place to the following Communicate
on on the affairs cf Europe. AS 70 the cha
ratter and views of the Emperor Napoleon
as to the probability of another war as to
the real. deEgn5 Of the prefent military ar
engagements of Europe our own opinions
are completely oppofed to thofe of the au-
thor.
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THE SUBSCRIBER

TAKES t5b md5o4 Of ia|5y,uioo Be ozgr., NJ q,
Y Cry AIARE, boqeJf at Bs Bo7giigo- G,,,y L,g
lp5i1g, By mr. Ro5of Bai.y, B4f Gs il r64o sgl 55,
6seT Jo" 6ve Hs at biz 3ifqioiioq ns, tie Bl,og,g-
G'cer. TIE Mare voW Be delivsysd zcIeq ysns Isl,
nafaH e*pcae5 faiA
nm. HOONES.
BowIj7a- GRIN, Nee. q, 90
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GEORGIA.
AUGUSTA, Nov.

GEORGIA. AUGUSTA, Nov. 1
A gentleman who arrived yeterday from
Leuifville, informs, that on counting up the
votes FOR members for congrefs, DR.. Smelt,
Col. Troup. DR.. Bib, and capt. Cobb, are
the fnccefsful candidates.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-11-21
AARON BURR.

We are Informed that two difinguiihed fedc-
ralns are parties to the contract for furnfhing
provilions on the waters of the Ohio, alluded
to in our lalt one of them not long fince Sc
nator of the United States, and the other an e.
minent federal contractor at Pittfburg.
Nat. Int.
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JOHN PUMFREY,

BOOK-BLNDER g STATIONER,
DRGs leave to inform his friends and the public.
I'D that he has removed 70 the Houfe formerly oc.
eupied by MeiIrs. Dunfnure & Turner, two door,
below his old iand where ne keeps conGantlv on
hand, made of materials Of the fra quality, and bef
workmanship,
- VARIETY or
Letter Books, Record Books,
Invoice do. sherifs do.
Tobacco do. { Pocket Ledgers
Day do. I Memorandum Socks rul-
Journals and Ledgers, ed and plain,
Aeeoun, Current Books, Copy Books,
Bill Books, e; CypheriDg do
Receipt do. &C. TO- tSe
With variety of other articles ufed in Mercantile
and Legal Projections which he offers for fale OH the
mot liberal terms.
HE HAS ALSO FOR SALE
Writing PaPsr of all Pocket Books and Ia
kinds, bets,
Drawing do Quilts and made Pens of
Blue Blotting and Cart various prices,
ridge do. Penknives,
Wrapping do Z Specimens and Pocket
Parchment and Pate do
boards, Playing Cards,
lok Powder Black and Merage do.
Red, Rive's Water Colours &
Jlrau and Common Ink, India Ink,
Durable ioS, for mark Lead Pencils Black and
Jog on Linen with Il Red,
pen, Camel Hair Pencils
m. Stands of various Slate and Slate Pencils,
kuds, tSe. tSe
Iikewiie an aGortment Of School Books, and Pa
pes iIangngs. Books ri "a and bound 10 any pattern
Orders llth'ully executed, aud Book Binding Of
every deieripton performed with fidelity and dpatch
n. b Etz1nt Looking CatIes and Prints in bur-
ni'hrd Gold Frsmrs
My. ~ .p9v
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-11-21
COMMUNICATION.

How changed, indeed, are the political prof
petss OF Che United Siatesl a few months ago
We dreaded the arrival Of every mail, let we
ihould hear that war had commenced with
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-11-21

HE E4fri5er, 6aOiag dllDefd Of bis AooN.eayy
4 sTa6hibmsrt, reqHgf5 that ali Segjon5 iaaeLtsI 10
him, 70iA call and JsitIe Ibejr aeeOant5
ID. WILSON.
Novsmber 81. Lo,cI
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-11-21

DIED-At his reiidence, at Lcufa Court Houf,
on Wednesday the 10Th infant, WILLIAM Law
kANef' Eiq' The merit OF this truly good man may
be i:naTn by what numerous and Respectable ac-
qna'rtauce will FAY when they hear of his death.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-11-21

y, The EniroR Of TIE ExooiRtR has an:
th?rIi-d M. Garter B. Page to cnlleGt the
debts, at prefcut due to him in this CITY, Man.
cheaer, and their vicinitics.
Nov. 81, 1906.