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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-02-17

own cannon which had been turned against
them, and retook them. This however
was balanced againby adifereut fate on
the wing; Che slaughter was immense, bus
neither gained any decisive advantage at
night.
On the 4sh the battle was renewed and
continued throughout the DAY. But on
The evening of the 5sh, the French began
to retreat. and retired back of the Schawtz.
The Russians depended entirely on the
bayonet, and neither gave nor received
quarter.
The loss on each side is not stated, bat
the loss on both sides 10 killed and wound.
ed, is supposed TO amonut to e ,2y thousand
men. Bonaporte surrounded by his Garde
de Corps, Alexander at the head of his
guards, were personally opposed to each
other.
The Emperor Alexander evinced the
most lnsincible bravery combined with the
most entire self possession. For 6 hours he
was missing.
tie emperor Bonapsrte was wounded
in the action, and would have been taken
prisoner ba. Tor the desperate efforts Of
ms garde dc corps, who saved him at the
sacrifice of most Of their lives.
Previous 10 the battle DnRapar;e, in a
letter addressed to,the emperor Alexands.
had stiied him " Sire and Brother" The
answer was addressed simply Ito the COM
mauder of the French army."
In addition 10 the above the archdake
Charles, alter a maslerly retreat from ltaiY,
was advancing b, rapid and forced marches
TO the relief Of Vienna, with az army IL
Guiding the Hungarisn levy Of ninety thou
sand Fnen. EXPECTATION was confidently
entertained that the king Of Prussia and
king Of Sweden, at the head of an army
consisting of Prnsslans ,Rassians Swedrs,
Sazons, H-ssians, and English amounting
10 the whole to two hundred and httF thou
sand meo, were alreadyin the field, and
acting against the French.
The staff Of the Swedish monarch had
lett Ssralsund, and the camp eqn!PPage of
the king Of Pussia had been sen, from
Berlin, the Sd on It's route towards Fran
COMA. Twelve days afterwards his Prus-
sian majesty was TO follow:
Sa1guiue hopes are entertained that Bo.
naparte has a, length arrived at the trrmi-
nation of his career.
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BALTIMORE. February "A.

Arrived, schr. Comfort, captain Drum.
mond, from Charleston, which ne lett on
Saturday last.
Captain D. has politely favored us with
Charleston papers from our last dates (the
is, February to the 9Th, inclusive; from
the latter of which VIC have copied the fol-
lowing article, on which we believe was
founded the report this morning OF the de-
feat of B0natarte, said to be received by
way of Charleston. The extract comedies
TOO much with the Lisbon report, not to
excite our fears.
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SHIP rs NEWS.
Port III Gtglanprta.

Arrived, ihocmr tsu Amenean, Cap, Der.
,ry, II days benl hnulue--iiunt ard !stl4i -
u art, M'Gl.aE.
lyh. 3 lss. re-, So, ltlg 63, 20, frkc
fbosnst Juno, 1i:saas Lew,s, nisi,e, (<aFtsin
esd iops days atiel lei. MsiuiA>c) toera TO
Enlcn, c., 10 days.
I3sbe Ias. IS iorg. IS, frcke fehsore' &c.
neral &c tge, Cap an 1.f teLy, irom M&ru-
n;G1e Lcrro bsiIor.
Let, al Atueu-, heenef Fair AmeTican,
Captain ~ Br:rs, OF ,h;s per-, ara b,ig Fi.h-
ceEt, C@f.ei. Eel, ~ ia,;e: q ;aii iei 81 Bar.
tl.csoi Gus HI trl Gays.
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LAND FOR SALE.
+ -bruary ~.

VIII be Sold, to the higheh hiedcr, on MON.
DAY, the roth day q May next, 3. Hay.
Market, lbemg The 6rG day OF The nex, diff
tIitt oouit 70 be held hers)
II WO hundred acres of Land, more or
4 leis, known fy the nsmc CT .Creenq.ieb,
ard lying in the county of FRINGE " luar, logr
miles from Hay Make, en- tic road !rsdipg
t'om 'hercs 10 Frederrc!ssbo4g ard The Csreli-
na's.-th he back red i,cm tie r;ty of "A aH,.
irgion 10 the leuthern hatrs alfo runs ,lr,vqh
th4 lant, which renders i IN eligible fand Tor
a tavern, It's ali, god fard tor tore.--
There arc fevcrsl honies, wi.h well of excel.
lent water on this land, which lies we'll for cul-
ivation, and has a co.ii}erab!e quantity Of
wood en- il. The Platter C! Paris clio ARE ars
we'll adopted TO the Toll, as / raifrc fee cover
on It from the application Of that manure only.
Ike terms Of faIe will be- One ti,i.d CT h.
purcsfe money in II n,hs enc third in Z
months, a'dthe remaining third 10 IS months
from 'hc day o tale; The purchafr giving bond
and spFroved itcu'ity os che porp snt. ,teseot.
fefeiion will be given immediately 10 ,ie pur-
chatter, ard good ale made en- leceip, Of the
-f!t payment.
Bertrand EweIl.
ccUfGlTy u. 1aw 6r
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BY THIS DAYS MAIL.
NETWORK, February. 10.
IMPORTANT.

Asenlleslan passenger IN TIE Hannah,
captain Coanell, arrived at this port from
liverpool 10 81 days informs US, that pre-
Vious to his leaving England private &C.
sOuots had arrived from the continent, of
vac = most important nature.
Inc Official Dispatches Of this all in.
,@fs''lns news had been sent 10 England,
, express; but Donaldson, the bearer had
uee0wrecked onthe coas; of Holland. and
ss dispatches lost. An English paper to
=. ae iS'h Inclusive, however, contains the
mary.
;, ~ Tue second of December the empe.
{. oooaporte put himself at the mead Of
NJ troops between Bruno aud olmu,z, in
at AWE ne was met by the emperor
pn sNa0oer In person, at the head Of the
fo-s ,'sn army a junction. having first been
~asd with the Austrians.
~, a''ae oeglnniOg Of the battle the French
!. = very serious impression on the cen.
s,v = "a! .ns enemy aud the Russians gave
b.. ne French pursued their advan-
H. E. WIN ardour, took all the Russian arr
|gsih and almost effected a total rout.
r.O,, ~ 'ls was going on however in the
% ~. vastly different scene was acting
Wa, quo wing. On their left the French
wy \ Me- length obliged entirely to give
OH wight put an end TO the combat
/ Cd with usAs morning the battle was renew.
n. W. increased ardour on both sides.
AeocsS sa,sd Russians 10 the centre ad,
Il ~ 'ney crawled on their hands
'usS' up under the mouths Of their
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For SALE. on Credit.
Feb'ua!y II,

HAT valuat ls FRl FERlY, the cor.
i rsr ct Price ad.Piu Gsecis, lately &C.
cupisd ~ AI'. G:orge Cltmsny5n; fscn;irg
iecs on The former; AMI On tic .:tter. There
atc.hve dwelling houfes'on th's property, two Of
which commodious and wei f ifhc1.
This property will be ieId altogether, at pub
lie vendpe, on a credis of'6, @ ano II mcnrts,
Tor Hego'i:6ie notes with approved lndodcrs.-
CT The iaic will take place on SATURDAY
the 18TH Ct March ntxs.
On The (amr dcy uvih BE lei, az leYeavd ,>ut fsr
tIer, Ia The hgbsG b'ddtr, en- ne p,luy<s,
Two un!Hp:cyed LOTS Ct gfcund, iy.ng at
toe lnfrifeGtion Of King and Faycttc Rr=.ss -
The hsa2,ioE OF this property IS deemed Hyperion
re any othe- en- King Rress, rs i: faces tie dia.
eonai Greet and atjoins rnmp CT ete tea wa
icr in town.
Robert T. Hooe & CO.
February ~ ,.,,tr
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Bertrand Ewell.
7aw Ct
Fci'ruary IT.
PUBLIC SALE.

DURSUAN,i, TO deed OF truf from SAMu.
4 Ell PosToN TO the !ubfcFiber. will bc expol,
ca to fae, Tor ready ! oocy, at tie Coffee
Houfe, in the town OF & le <antltia, or the zs,h
day OF March next, IWO ACTS OF
L D, lying uPor the roth river Of cscapc.
hen, in the ceunty Ct HamFhise, containing III
acres. The is:s will comn:ence at 70 o'clock
IN the daY.
James Keith.
Feosuafy D law6S
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huff Z anded,

Firm lie ./ths.Ae, fR1HND PIP, o4S fr lstg
ARLINGTON fr!Kcg, ouhhe,at nym5;
81 Eosihesds retailing MolsiIes,
a "w xts Neu.d Cana.es,
li,es's@ts Livery ~ sab,
5 faf.s g lkcty h.usse.
IS qo'itas Cod. R,.
f,2.ht'y y. 60
81 ] have be3ninfcrm d tia, one
OF '':e i'e;s CT Laed a.ye,ufeo 10, iaic BY. n.
S.LolE:id atd 7kemas Cscke srsdcr deed of
TUT ;em Jsku Nnbers 10 iecu,s Jehn ard NJ.
Schoihfla, ,aciudes pat ot los OF lard in my
rcG Gioa, under deed of bargain aHd,faie from
R,her: A!iifon, dny reecrced il the county
ccars CT Fairfsx: j 70, all pedons are cauiion.
ed sgalph pu.chating 70 much of the fame as Is
included within my fires.
C. T. Whiting.
February y, If
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oppose 1t, in q formal petition, signed to
the numbsr Of fifty or more though with
in a very shor, period, they CID adiure
their errors. ard with the same conscious.
pess, pettioned Tor the Continuance Of the
neutral trade in the year 1889, when it
reused, in vain the maisgni,y OF aseertain
faction in the Spanish court"
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The Independence, Waker, which is
stated among the Charleston arrivals OF the
5th to have had passage OF % DAYS from
Greenock, should nave brought US london
news several days later than the arrival az
New York: Bur not a syllable had :raus.
PRED by her on the 9Th.
The ship Averick, capt. ~Decost, which
arrived yesterday from Rotterdam lett that
CITY on the 2Oth OF December. Cap. -.
Drought no papets; the latormailoa We
have been able TO collect from him is, thac
there had been some severe actions between
;the French, AusIrlans and Russians lhas
IN one of them the emperor OF rance had
been slightly wounded IN the arm; that
much blood.shtd had taken place, bat GA
the day he ieil Rotterdam, the repor, We
that the French were victorious. lie tuf-
Their states that ali the Prassian vessels
Rotterdam had been stopped by the 6sta'
Wan goYernme and that he was ln!os IN
ed that a large feet OF transports were seen
eft the Texei about the I'm OF December.
II was supposed they were bound 10 Cux.
haven.
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Interesting Ljormation.-We arc in-
formed from highly respectable scarce,
that advices have been received from MIR,
Monroe, in london. dated late in Noven,
Der, announcing ,hr most satisfactory al.
iustmen, Of III diticul',es suo@istin9 b..
tween this government and the cour. # s..
James. PHI True Amer.]
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-11-04
RICHMOND, TUESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 4, 1906.
EDUCATION.

= ME Subscriber, making his fncere acknow-
ledgmentsto thofe gentlemen who have mani
fehed their confidence in him as teacher of youth,
Propoies to continue his School, the fame place. the
eniuing year.
In this feeinary, youth will be inaruaed in Read
ing, Writing and Arithmetic; the Engliih Grammar
and the principles of Language; Geography and the
uie the Globes; Praacal Mathematics and the
Elements of Natural Philoiophy.
That the buhnefs of the School may progrefs with
more eae to hime, and advantage his pupils, the
iHbicrber will not admit more than I6, 2iould he
teach alone; 2e, if he fhould have an aIiitant.
The price of board and tuition, (each boarder fur
mining his own bej) will be ( % For boys under fif-
teen years of age ant. 4. so for ,hofe who exceed
that ages thirty Dollars of the price be paid in adj
vance, and the balance at the expiration of the term
which will compence about the goth of January /,
and end about the 10th of December following.
ANDREW RROADDUS.
Caroline, Oe. IS. oaw4,s.
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FOR SALE

! virtue Of deed in ,rua, to me executed by
clp'an Fouhee G. Tibb. for pprpofes therein
mentioned; the whole of the properly fpecifed in
iaid trutt deed, conling of very valuable tract of
LAND, ieveral valuable Slaves, Houiehod & Kitch-
en- furniture. ard Stock of various kinds
The Land lays in EfIex county on Rappahannock
river, ten miles below Tappahannock; very convent
ent to the bet ofih oyers aud crabs contains 1851
acres lays level and well adapted to the culture of
tobacco, corn and FINAL grain. There is on i, a
dwelling hoae in good repair as ALTO other convent
ent houes for fnal family, valuable young orchards
OF peach and apple of choice traits, belonging to
the above tract there is as much marh as will af-
lord hay in the greatea abundance Tor one hundred
and ty head of cattle the land is well watered and
remarkably healthy. The fale will take pace on the
premiies onthe oath day of O2ober nex,, and the
terms fully made known on that day; part of the
Purchaie money for esch article will be required in
hand, by
CHARLES BROWNE, Trgqee.
Efex, AuguG s. If.
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STATE PAPERS.
PROCLA M ALTON.

or John Stuart, Knight of the grand imperial
order OF the Great Crefcent, general and
commander in chief of the troops of his Bri.
tannic majeAy landed in Caabria.
CALABR1ANs-I have anded among Won
a numerous corps of Britifh troops other
debarkations will likewife be made on your
coat.
We come to aid your loyalty, and to deliver
you from the oppreiIion of the French, under
which you groan.
The Gandard of Ferdinand Nv. is again IN.
turled on your flores. Haeen to unite YOUR
felyes with us, and to gather around it. HaC.
ten to re-eftabliih the rights of your benefcent
and legitimate fovereien. A Ulurper has dar-
ed to Tain his throne of Naples, and has had the
presumption to call you his fubiects.
Reflect on the wrongs and the Injuries for
which thetearS of your fuilering country flow.
RecolleG the inlults and outrages to which
your venerable parents, your wives and your
daughters are expofed.--It now depends nuon
your own courage whether you nah obtain re-
drefs.
come among you only as your friend and
deliverer. j ak merely quarters from YOU.
require no contributions the provifons fur
niihed fhall be pun6ualiy paid for. ihall pro-
vide you with arms and ammunition TO be en-
ployed in your own defence, and whatever
wants may arife among you, they isall be imme4
diately fuPpled.
Your lave, and your cuRoms ihalI be main
tanned your holy religion and its ceremonies
ihall be honoured and refpe&cd.
From what has been experienced by your
brethrenin Sicily, you may judge of the retii.
tude OF our conduit, and Of our dilcipline,
Your faithful countrymen, whom opprelIjSn
had driven from among you, have returned
with zoe, to give you liberty.
Kepreis your private snimcfitifs, be nnf9t
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JUST RECEIVED,

a FRESH Aiiorsment OF Claret Wines, Cham
L h paigne, Mouffeux by the box, Burgundy, Sau-
tern, Vim de Grave, laftte, Muicat of Frontignac,
Wine Bitters-and alfo freh fupply of Olives, Ca
pers, Anehovies, Cayenne Pepper, Multard Prunes,
Raiins by the box, Almonds and Filberts. All kind
OF Welt-lnda Sweetmsats; all kind of Confeetione-
fy--and different articles of Perlumery-For Sale By
ALEXANDER PLAINVILLE
Richmond, O4. II. (2aw6ml
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ROBERT JOHNSTON

EGS leave to inform his friends and the public.
~ that he has removed his Store from the hou(e he
lately occupied oPpoiite the Eagle Tavern, to one of
VIZ homas Mitchell's new houfes nearly oppoGte
to Meilrs. Taylor and Browns Vendue Office, where
he Is now opening general alIortment of
DRI GOODS q LR0NNONCERY,
which he will dipoie of at moderate profit.
n. B. He will Rent or Sell his Brick Tepep,en, nm
Shoekoe Hill, adjoining to MT. Robert Gcrdoss
Oaober 7. IF
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MARSHAL'S SALES.

. BE SOLD. 20 the highef bidder, for ready
L money, under a decree of the Court of the U
states for the Fifth Circuit in the Virginia Daria,
betwesn Phineas Bond, attorney for the creditors of
Ezekiel Edwards, plaintiff, End David Rofs and others.
defendants, in ORDER rae the fun of tw elve thou
iIld Tx hundred and fifteen dollars thirty-three cents
due and payable on The fir day of July laG and fun
dry charges and expenses of fale-1at valuable and
well Known etate in the county of Botetourt, called
FORT LEETS,
Rated BY the faid Ro:s TO contain ZOOS acres.
The iae will take place on the premfcs on the 18th
day Of November next.
Aiio under the fame decree and on the fame terms,
will be fold at the Oxford Iron Works in the county
OF Campbell on the 18Th Of the fame month, nunl-
Der of INVALUABLE SLAVES.
BENJAMIN MOSBY, D. NJ. for
JOSEPH SCOTT, M.V.D.
oa.7 1906. ids
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' AIKEN ~ md eOmmiffe}fo TnHon He1of6
q p Nay 1906, Btgro nun BY fbe na1le eff
I7dHi'I' f9s property of.1s6q RogR~r, Err. Of
sfr17fo@4 IRE ozv9er Is bsleby re9ueRed to come
Jey1soefd anu PGy cb.Vge5, CT be soiH be Eld TO
J'isIyty btfJ ni fseJ Geterdbly to an an off1c1t.
Ilg. Givea m1Jsr nv bauI fbit 2ofb dqg y,,i,
1900 42LPLE7'T Z. ESTES, jGilSr
OPP 10. Sw' HAgg4a CoAgty
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DOCTOR WILSON

"a AS jnt received at his lhop, oppofte the nores
4 Il OF MeHrs. John and Robert Gamble, and Mr.
Neli McCoui general a1Iortment of MEDI-
CiEES. lie Offers them for Ale OF lower terms
fnan they can be procured any other houe in Rich
ntood. lie has On hand, variety of Paints, Var
nifhes AL Oils. Alfo, Spirits OF Turpentine. add
Tarpsntide Warmth by the barrel, at mutually low
pr'ees
Sept. -. (so,fA
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TO RENT

AHE fENEMENr, which Mrs. Phepoe lately
occupied on the ttreet leading by the Govern
ors, conieng of large cellar, room ufed as 4
kitchen, very well fixed fore, compiling room. a
drawing and bed room. and three feepng and lun,
Der room in the garrett immediate poHeiIion NAV be
had Enquire of William F. AN. -
Augul %. <.f>
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TO BE RENTED.

VIE large THREE STORY HOUSE on the
= Man-Street eaf Of the Market Formerly oec,,-
ped by Cohen and Iisacs, and z;ey by Cap. Iotp s.
feaants; It IS good Aand for buinefs and iuitsble
tor me accommodation of large family.
Aic, the HOUSE formerly known by the frp
o. the0rd 10 hand) az the corner Of the nreet lea
Ding toehareh hill to beth Of .bege tene1en,s
FIRM attached Theterins viii be n,oisrate nd
,"Sd1 Known on application to Ta1es Whitelaw fer
5saa; of the City, or to
Pe6raaey IS. nawa
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IL CHANCERY.

IN CFIANCERY.
Louifa County, AugaG Court, 1896.
Richard Johnton administrator OF Richard Johnion
Ok s) deed. Pitf.
againa,
JohH Cocks and John Niche, Defts.
He defendant John Cocks, not having entered
his appearance and given iccurty according tn
the as OF aremby and the rules Of this court ana IL
appearing to the ilsfac;on of the court thar he Is
nos an nhlbitan Of this tate therefore on the mo.
RON oil the plaintiff by his aitorneyTt ordered and
deereed by the COURT that the laid defendant Cocks
do appear here the fecond MONDAY in November
next, aud ani"er the plaintiffs bill, and that copy
of this order be forthwith Inherited iome one Of the
public news papers printed III the City of Richmond
TOR eight weeks fueceiiveiy, and pubihed at the
trent door Of the Court-fioule of this County, on
fonie Court day.
Copy. TeRe,
JOHN POINDEXTER, c. Lie.
September 9. coom.
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Oa.T,ISo6.

10 At the requeh of MIR. Rols, the fale of the
Laud aforementioned, called Fort Lewis, is poit-
Pot=. uritH tnr z5tn uay OF next mOntr, when 1t VIII
take place at the Eagle Tavern IL the city OF Rich
mond; aud the iale of the Negroes, is poaponed I'M
al the 9th day of December'nexr on which day it
will cake place at the Eagle Tavern aforefaid.
BENJAMIN MOSBY, d. M, for
Oh. ls Io:. SCOTT, M. v. ID.
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e00e W. SALT PRTER'D BACON,
900 wt. fra Quality N ENGLAND CHEESE.
10 grofs BOTTLED CYDER,
\ lew bpihels GLOVER SEED,
80 pieces PAPER IIANGEcs.
For Sale by
ED;YdPD HILLHZL.
~ Connsntly for Ifire--kn Ex,ellen, Carr;sos
ord Jorfes---appIJ as above.
My III, cos
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JAMES FISHER.
TOHN L.LESUEUP

n 3. The buinefs will he continued at the fame
place by JAMES FISHER, for his own account he
Is rece,ving from New York and Philadelphia, the
following goods: which he will fell on the lowen
terms 70 his old cultoscrs aud on the u(lal cred;t
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REMOVAL.
ME Subicriber. have removed their COMPT-
= ING HOUSE, from the Main-Street to one
OF David Bullock Brick Buildings, at the lower end
o o 'he baion, between the Tenements occupied by
= and 7. Saunders, and Norvell, Watt and Bul-
loek-where they continue their purchafss Of vbea,
as uiua-Ihey alio keep for iale regular fupplv of
Flour, Corn Meal, Houliny and Braa.
THOMAS 81 AMOS LADD.
10 Mo. Sd, 1856. rn,f
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(eotf.)
NOTICE.

M 3(E.
FENHAra Petition will be prerented TO tbe o.
I gilaiurr of Virginia at the ,enlning se0ion
TO 'neorpor-e a company FOR improving the navj,a
ton Of James River, from WcAham to tide wafer.
on ths CaeGeIfeld ihore.
Cs'oueF 'i' oaw4w.
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Oa. /
NOTICE.

z He partuerfhir Of FIsuER u LEsurvR was
diilolved on the fra infant all thole having
claims agsn iad firm will call on lanes Fiiher for
payment and all thofe indebted, will pleafe to make
immediate payment the fame, he alone being au
thoriied TO grant d.lcharges.
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United Ss4es Csurs, ttJ sreu, and Y,giaia Dia,il7
Nay fcrm 1890.
Patrick Corran PltH !
againa,
Samuel Perkins executor of the Ian will Of Mar -
tina Corran decd, John Shore aud Iames S. *
Gillian, and Edwin Daingerfied, Bsthurf x
Daing.rdeli, Theoderiok Bland Dangcrfed, 4
Henry Dlingerfell Samuel NIoleley * Ean- z
nah B. Mofeley, Edwin S,arke, Daingeriield y
Starke, Boiling Ssarke, Robert SJarl.e, Man :.
cy Starke, William Newfum and Mary his q
wife, William Alien, John Edloe and Nancy =
his wife, Miles Selden jr and Patty his wife, -
William Allen Harrilon and Carter Harrifon -
il. inf4nt children of Carter Harrifou and his
late wife Polly, heirs at law OF Martha Corran
,leceafed, and Peter Robinion. Defts.
U T appearing the fatisfaaiou of the Court, tina
Bathure Dangerield s. Henry Daingerfield are
hot inhabitants of this Dtritt, on the motion of the
PrIIntH ny aItorusy-t ordered, 5nat the iaid
defendants do appear here the r day of the next
term and anwer the plaintiffs bill, and that copy of
this order be forthwith inherited in fome one of the
newspapers pubhed in the City of Richmond, for
two months iucceiiively, and ported the front door
OF tie Capitol in the iaid City.
Copy. 3'efte.
WILLIAM MARSHALL, c. L. C.
September 9. eoem.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-11-04
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FALL. GOODS


lStIE Subscribers peafuly inform their friends
a audthe public, that they receiving from
London, Liverpool, and different ports of Holland &
France. an exteaiive and very general aostnent OF
MERCHANDISE, adapted TO the approaching
seafon which they will fell by the bale package or
piece on the Lowell terms for calh country produce
or approved notes.
Ihole goods being carefully fttaed by one of the
partners whowent to Europe for the purpole, they
festerfbegstVes will give general fatsfaSsion aud
that country efchants and Others will find it their
interei TO get their fuppIy from them.
They have for rent, three Brick HOUSES cover
ed with nl,f lying on the Greet leading Mayo's
Bridge, oppoGte MeiIrs. Brown Rves, K CO Thoie
Houies will BE- fitted up, the hortea notice, for
Rores, if required.
JOHN C ROBERT, GAMBLE, Jr.
Roberr Gamble, fenior, continues to do buliuefs in
the line Of comn,iltiou merchant.
September 10. caw2n.