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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-01


He Widow Of tie l@ta ;55ichsrti Lee ltl~
Nor, respectfully cautions tie putic 8
gaiast TIE. couda)silians OF EicaaFa i-cc a.d
Son, aiv,yti,2d ii iris paper as beief PselHa-
RED so7n TIC ogsginai recipes; &c, e. 1859
t9eir advertise n ant T. lie T1ct6 are; t2st tse
cnIy and original recipes are IN Possessioa q
the subscriber; th4t Z. l.. anu So2 beta
mechanics nere employed, VIM ot..er Fe&-
sons, in TIE shorstory Of ttle decs&sei; t!st,
within fsv 1i2atl.a, tEe8e t,,o persons, o. a
lo,Illt account, n -a.Cn,orc; taa one ot!cF
person on his cen account u Mex o.k j
have commenced r2atsta8 itgslG&li5Is OF Gil?
Medicines; csch3 afesctsGs@g 10 /!rcS.rc Sae on1
~ ga7isiae G1'felre--4ut K. l., and Sei2 have
edvancsd < step bcyond thei. cotcEapornry, h:-
wing had the asen.ae&s otd ss49oEtsrg 10 solicit
Tic agenls Of the subscriber to tssc tiseig COM
petitions to- sale hopif lllereby tic better 10
deceive the uresfy, As iottaer pToot 81
wh&t these persons are capable, tie pab2Ic are
Respectfully informed t'i&t the & .alfl4TAelfts
a.ssssfi.4" mentioned IN 4. l. and SQns aSEer-
tiseracat, arc utterly deef.tute u FrAh5, 70
person in etei.r Of tie RI2cs6 stsss3, CT any,
where else, have conceived il ~oGtn wiIie 10
in2itstc thesi' ia4tat5ons ah1cn hsvc b@en il
existence but fen 1no1tas and more: tie
gyofIs are ssot tier, beiag aco:ig q ing adUer-
tSaemeaf to eauticE tE.e I,u5Hca, saln8t L 1. and
Son and the ot}ier injector before lueDtlcneds
That these persons have been capable Of
such conduct towards tie. Widow of tk<ir Re
latiyc, whose employ bad long yielded them
a iyelnoodl and t2at they have compelled
her to expose 1t, is a source of much regret,
but she conceives ts9 public as " eli rs her ovn
and her childreils interest (icnIaid dis explA-
nation.
Tiss SUBSCRIBER admits iF7at t1ifee-A5 Medicines
have been wtapt, s4a}ed, &c. by r, 1. and
Son, atdoflers, unsiaY5lhe d:rccs0a' e hei' ITS
Rand, AID supposes they. remember the drugs
of wbica they were composed, mt absolutely
del7ie& that they arc acquainted with the mece8-
sar,g PROPORTIONS the late proprietor baine
extremely tenacious OF the Recipes which lie
kept locked up in ais private desk, and has Of
ten. expressed his determinations to keep them
secrot.
TIE sptt scri}er informs 1he public, that the
whole of tie 1rsc stock Of prepared Medicipes
on hand and Eli tic apparatus for preparing
them, we're purchased Ser her, by her friends
at the lace saie of her Husband's movable
D. perty, and assures tiyc1n the several arti-
cles shall be fsithfuIiy prepared from the Re-
cipes. by competent persons, when it again
becomes necessary.
HANNAH LEE,
Widow and Ad1ninistratrix Of
Richard Lee, il.
no. S., Moiaea 19ne,
iresx;- YoYb.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-01
Lees Sovereign Ointment Tor
The Itch,

Which IS warranted al infalhble remedy At
one application, and nasy be usea WIN ~ -
most perfect safety by pregnant women o. OF
infants q week Old, not containing PdFSieie =
mercury or ans dangerous ingredient whaIe-
Yer. and is not accom- panied with that torment
ing sxaart which attends ether rerneaes.
Dr.. Lsso..'5 Ind1aas peSetaI4b55e Sbe-
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-01
cljtc,
So,. tie care Of 1esereal esnTalal17fs.


TIL. eynr7iencc of several thousands VINO
have been cured by this medicine Ia great pro-
portion of them, after the Skill OF eihlnsnt
physicians had proved Intellectual eemoh-
strates Ito efficacy in expelhng the VIRUS now
ever deeply rooted IN the constitution, ana IN
ceunteracting those dreadfu effects Whlch Oh
ten result from the improper use OF mercury.
The 1aiiancss Of ths Vegetable SPECIFIC, -
equal to it. surprisin. efficacy; its oPeFafi9h
is so gentle that it is given to patents 70
state Of pregnancy, with the most safety,
<as1 performs cure without disturbing tie
system or producing any Of those disasgeesble
effects inseperapie from, the common Ienae-
ciss
With the medicine is given description Of
syr.oeo-ns whica obtain in every stage OF the
cSseese, with co.ious directions ior their treat
nnene, Sc as to accomplish perfect cure IN the
~s!.ortostgimc, and with the least Inconvenience
possible.
EYE WATER,
: 4 sovereign remedy for a,i diseases ef the
g. IS, sSaether the effect OF natural weakness
or accidcnt.
TOOTH ACHE DROPS,
The Only remedy yetdiscoveFed which elyss
rgsaeaistc and blasting riicf in the most severe
ll5tsneea.
LEES CORN PLAIS TER,
An infaIlibIe remedy for speedily renewing
corns, root and branch, without giving pain.
DAMASK LIP StLVE.
Re.fcyetjye Pevdcf ttvths Tsfih q s's's
TIE ANoDYNE ELIXIR,
For thc cure Of ;.llii sinds Of hc2a-ache.
N.D. Liberal allowance to wholesale pur-
chasers CT application 70
I2scj:a1 4 Lee e12d sen,
November 10. Yai1iIncYe.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-01
Lee's gen1las E9sncs @nd Extge8
of MaGagd.

A safe and efgectual remedy for ecute and
chronic raeumatlsEa, goat, pai5T, ianb@go,
nurabhess waite gwehin3s, call5lalns, spr@irs,
bruises, pains il tke lace AID neck, &e.
Lees infalllble AsHe snd Fever DROPS,
Ear the cure .4ss.ss, fs's.tte@' @na II ~
qstSEen+ EsJera.
Thousands csn TESTIFY oe li2eir boisg CURED
BY these drops, after the bark ssla every ether
medicine nave proved inefGectsai. Neto-c IN
hundred has had occasion 70 tske Fao1e than
one, and numbers not half .. oortle.
Taese drops are particularly ?ecsaaflcn1e>
to the inhabisants OF low a.aesity cou.1ty1es,
where tie worst sspt Of asnes generally rre-
vail; wnich, unless early attended 70, and
speedily removed, iniure the constitution c,i-
ceedingly, bring on dropsias, putrissSevers, ara
variety of complaints OF a most dangerous &
alarming nature. Many other medicines sra
daily offered to the public for tho cure OF tAis
disorder, which upon triad have beck found ei-
Their dangerous or useless. The bark is the u
.uaI remedy made use of; but being 8 very nau~
seous medicine, and seldom taken in sufficient
quantity, it very often fails children and those
who have weak stoInachs, are frequently lost
for want of more easy and pleasant remedy.
Lees Grand Ren0ratsUs,
Is confidently recommended as al invaluable
pnsdicide for the speedy relief and permanent
cure of the various complaints which result
from dissipated pleasures, juveniis inaiscrets-,
ems, residence In climates unfaverablc TO tins
constitution, the immoderate use Of tea, fre-
suent intoxicatioa, orany other destructive In
Temperance, the unsl,ilful or excessive u'e OF
mercury, the diseases peculiar to females at
certain period, of lifebad lyings in, tec.
LEES ELIXER,
A SOVEREIGN remedy for colds, obstinate
coughs, astmas, sore threats, and approach
ing consunptionsA 70 parents whe may aaye
children afflicted sith the. hosping cbgga,
This discovery is d. the FIST n a3ai.aae, 80
it affords immediate relief, checks the pro
gress, and IN q short time e7stiesly removes
the NEST cruel disorder, to which children ere
liable; the Elixer IS 50 perfectly agreesble,
and the dose so sm.li, that no difficulty arises
i taking it.
Les,s Wo1m-dest9oWag Lozsnge5.
Which have, within SIX years past, cured
upwards Of one hundred thousand persons Of
both sexes, OF every age. and in every situati-
on, Of various dsngerous complaints arising
from worms, and from obstruc6ons or foulaess
IN the stomach and bowels.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-01
f nry S !, c. Tucker,
AIIFed Il, Powell.
November IS. N2aw 18th Dec
.0st on kii8laid.

\[-OsF OK HIlsIala,
4 CE-R flFIca7.A for IS shares Of the
4. 3 Marine Insurance. Conapany OF Alexan-
drls4 Erom no. 1923 to\5722 inciussye~-2o
OF vhich were ih2or8ed as transferred to Pau
B.1stL, On the 27eh hlarchA 1902 this Ger
tlicate Is suspected TO have\ been lost IN Baiti-
more some time between last February and
this days Information thereof, given to the
o':lce oftl2c above company, or to this Office,
VIII be thankfully acknowledged.
November Is. LAVISH
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-01
Second Notice.

ScCONQ %0liCG,
& UGH Of the creditors OF Jain h.5taa'
and CO. late Of Ala2anari4, as hzye Gene
MO the terms uron which Inc saiI Torn dc
nan ana &c. SURRENDERED Iaejr property to d.s
use OF their creditors, are required to attend,
IN person, with, or to tr5D5mij tie eIiac.ce o.
their dcgsa against tie sid Hickman ~75 Co.
auiy proved, to tic subscriber, resi@n5 i2 -
,e6si,a.ia, Oh o. baf0.e tie loth dey o. JV'I
next, tc enabla tie subscriber 70 NIKE a si'.~1
digi1end among the creditors Of . s@m q mo-
4.ey in tAe HANDS of ore Of the creditors E0'l-
ms j. Alexandria. q,
The interest upon the debts to be caico@'a
to he 2lx5 Of biay, I195, the tune WA2a ".
SID John Hickman and Co. surrendered Up
George CIemeafio"'
Il. +. The postage Of letters to be p-iL :,
Tge above Dividend is po'tP0Ns1
III consequence Of several creditors not ;, a@:,Gs
come forward with their accounts. "is
therefore 70 give notice, that in fifteen a. T;
from ibis date, an required to MAKE . 5 %
dend, and ali those vacsc claims are Nc. . ~,
ed in, properly proven, or or before lsH y.o ND
will be excluded the benefit Of said dlyl :eHl
GEORGE CAEMEN loon,
N,--n-,Laa
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-01
BALTIMORE.

FEsaE above Richard Lee and Sea IS father
4aa brother TO the deceased Richard Lee,
OF sseR Iog&, o>gal save PrepsEed those Va
liable medicines ior upwards ca seven years,
ffofa tile orisl1ai fccciPis Row IN our posses
sion fai5 ,saoGcs notscs = readered nccossa a.
~ ~ lSJatiola .! taSsn lsaglss oesn latc-? a1i-
ver5iaeti ior sake ia New orso f'aiiacoSpila,
ana o1.lag PAGES. EIcceasslY 50 coiafgt<S>sct
snch aapll4 g pied attet't$ Ee FISH xhe 2'lsitfs
to 81 3ilofss4ssi, ts,,e the genuine slsoIes are
Only pp4rsd ~ flioasl< Lee s'1ts sen, Y AM
more, ana soia sY aliepo,2s Eiagstoil, haax-
anerf,s lessys. Z a;,igse. Co1rstJ egll 20. Sspl-
t,i llisl, ~ aytol--i giirr1 ssa94sl =
g.st, Geo et3an, aad no ware siss Z. Lae *
bage D.aees ~ g. the si<natnge.ot fsI52ars
Lee and son isonthe outslae wrappers, WITH
QUE y "a, noIse IRE Seasliee.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-04-22
SCIENTIFIC DISCUSSION.

We have been hitherto prevented by other en-
gagements from profecuting our enquiries
into the virtues of the Snake-Stone but our
promife is not yet forgotten, and we hope to
pofiefs in fhort time the means of perform
ing 1t. 1t will be fome pleafure to us to ex-
tend the knowledge of phenomenoH, which
rs not more curious in itielf than important
to the fcience of medicine. But the Phe-
nomenon, tfelf, is noqu too well eftablilhed,
for any manic allure the merits of the Ajco-
1,e,y. lex
That ftone not much larger than the end of
common-iiZe thumb, and not diftinpuilhe
by any thing very remarkable in its appear
ance, fbould have the wonderful virtue of
extracting the potion of mad-dog, is Grange
but 1t is not leis true. That 70 fimple an A.
gent, as this, is which would be trodden
with contempt under the foot of every paf-
ienger, fhould pofiefs more virtue than all
the drugs Of an apothecary's fiop, and more
kill than the whole college of phylicians, is
certainly not very hatteriUg to the pride of
fcience. But to wonder is not the way to
philoiophfe and we certainly mean no de.
rogation to the kil of phylicians, when we
fay, that
There are things in heav'n and earth,
Than are dream'd ofin Ser philofophy
There are no doubt many difcoveries pre-
tended to be made, for the purpofe of i'm
polling upon the yielding credulity of mankind :;
but there are many Others really made, which
are for long time refifted by their fcepticifm.
Both are the enemies of improvement both
are equally violent, and amoft equally noxi-
Gus. For every nofrum which DIR. Meafe can
crum rate we think we could produce fome
great diicovery that was rdiculouny Gifted by
the learned (; fome phenomenon, that is not leis
ftranee, and not more true than the property of
this wonderful itone
Who, for example, could have fuppofsd
previous to experiment, that there was a
mineral in exiftence, which ihould draw iron
without contact, which fhould point to the
poles of the earth, and guide the feaman over
trdcklefs ocean ?-Who would have con-
ceived, that there was a virus on the udders of
COW, which fhould annihiIate the influence
of the imall Pox, and fhould promife the COM
plete extirpaton of that monfter? What
Phyfcian could ever have deduced from ap-
pearance the emetic effects of anthony, or the
oplate virtues of the juice of the poppy? The
truth is, that no one can penetrate the connec-
ton Of events previous to experience nor can
any one afterwards perceive the reajou of this
connection. Hume had the honor Of iira plac-
ing this maxim beyond the cavil of contradict.
on; but every day is adding fome new illuAra-
tons of its truth. Among thefc, the Snake
Stone is not probably the leaf certain nor the
leaft wonderful.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-04-22
y I KEN I.
Monday, AP,H2l, 1906.

was much furprifed to fee in the Richmond
Enquirer, of the Sd December Ian, 5rooofzIs
FIR rating tzVo fboYiand dollars, in Hnrc, /soO
at 10 dollars e0ebJ in The above-na0eH eonUf;st.
for the Pwbof ofbnrebqfng tie Mad-dog Stone.
belonging 10 TanrsJ Nieon, and fxing it in n nm
alton central TO fb9he cnrntieJ :" ard from con-
viction that the faid ftone is one of the MANI
noitrums for the prevention of the difraGp Come-
times produced by the bite of maddox, with
which various parts ofthe world have been fat
Tered and deceived / had refoIved to give
my fentimerts The fuhieGt, through the
medium of the public prints but on re-
Hettion, determined to wait &C a few weeks.
FOR particular account of the qualities, ef1ica.
cy and dfcovery Of this celebrated ffonc. -
which tie Editor of the Enquirer promifed to
give, in order TO fee qybat eoiou, of brcte0 linn,
to infaIhhity this ftoNe offered, different from
the ref of the quack remedies for the fame Dur-
pole but az 70 account has been publfbed.
have thought il my duty no. 10 delay any lon.
ger my reafons for believing, that the Gl66o6d
merit offbe RoAe is fonade4 nbon dsiIfo0.
1t will be neceiIary, however, to notice fome
OF the mott famous nohrums which formerly
were in vogue, and have finally met their de-
ferved fate and not to go further back than
the Iaft century, ] viii begin with,
LIST. The competition Of mnfk, native and
Iaclltous cinnabar, and brought from the EAT.
Indies into England about the above time. nm
der the title of the algonquin remedy" The u.
nivcrfl tfimaton which this noarum bore a
mong the natives Of India, and the high price
paid for It By the Englifh gentleman who bro't
1t over, induced the people Of England to re-
pofe the utnoh confidence in it, and notwith-
fanding repeated inRances Of its failure, il
maintained IFS credit for nearly SO wears. and
even az this dav we NAV find l. akC,-II,. 49,.
tanned in Almanacks, and in books hearing the
title of the Family PbyEeian." The want Of
tucceis, however, attending its exhibition in
fome cafes, which excited great public attenti-
on, caufcd it entirely to be laid aide.
"a. The Tonqun remedy was foon fucceed.
ed by DR.. Mead's. competed of an eolonred
Hvsrsvorf q biaek blbber," and owing TO the
celebrity of DIR. Mead, who was long at the
head Of his protection in The reigns of George I
and 2, it obtained univcrfaI currency, through.
out the Brtifh dominions il was even INFERRED
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-04-22
SENATE OF THE UNITED STATES :
APRIL Is.

APRIL Is.
ar. Tracy moved to poftpone the bill m pro
hiot the importation of certain goods. wars
and merchandise, for the purpofe of conf;s.r-
ing the following refolution.
RejofOe6, That in confequeuce of more "a
vorahle' courie of conduit on the mart oe y
Britain, IN reipeet to the difturbance ofthe trade
or me U. >. and entertaining hope that ,br
brit'ih mniitry lately efablifl,ed will be difpof-
ec to reafonable arrangement of all affairs os
d'ference between the two nations the Senate
DO hereby poapone the further confederation of
the oiifentitied " An act to prohibit the imno,.
tation at certain goods, wares & merchand;c. ,,
TO the i'rit Monday of November next.
on agreeing to this refolution the Yeas and
NAYS were taken as follows
YEAS. Meffrs. Adair, Adams. II;lbo,c.
Logan, Pickering, Plumer, Smater. Tracy and
Whte--9. ""
NAYS-MefIrs. Anderfon, Baldwin. cond;t
Saliard, Gilman, Rowland, Kitchel. Macav'
Mitchiil, Moore, Smith of Md. Smith of NJ v
smith OF Ohio, Smith of Ten. Smith of W..
stone Ihruiton, Worthington and Wripbt-io
When the queition was taken bv Ye,o ,nd
Nays on the pafiage of the bill; as follows
TEAS. MefIrs. Adams, AnderGon. R,ld.
WIN, Condit, Gaillard, Gilman. Rowland Ir;t
efeii, Maciay, Mitchiii, Moore, Smith oe Nh
smith OF N. Y. Smith of Ohio, Smith Ctr
Smith of VT. Thruton, Worthinrton s. wrinh.
-l9. "i'eht
:. NAYs-Mefrs. Adair, Hillhoae. LOGAN
Pickering, Plumer, Stone, Sumter. Tray ana
White-9. '''o
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-04-22
THE NAME UNKNOWN.


I'fd'ed /rom Kfaeqoet5 ods TO hi, future m;a,,f
by THOMAS CAMPBELL, AUTHOR Or
=" THE PLEASURES OF HOPE"
Prophetic Pencil, wilt thor trace
a faithful image of the face;
Or, wilt thou write the NAME ryy,,o,....
Ordain'd to rule my charmed Soul.
And all my future FATE controul,
Unrivalld and alone!
Delicious Idol of my Thought!
Though Sylph or Spiri never taugbt
My boding Heart Thy precious Name
Yet, muiing en- my dlant fate,
10 CHARM UNSEEN Confederate
A vilionsry fame!
ny roiy blulh and meaning eve.
ny virgin voice of melody,
Are ever prefent L my heart.
Thy murmut'd VOWS hall We, be mine
My thrilling hand flsl meet with thin.
And never--never pstl
hen fly, my days, n rapid wing.
~ love the viewlys treafure brine.
While ], like contious Athens. our
a power in myHic lence feaTd.
a guardian angel Dreveapd--
AND eieis the Nine Unknown.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-04-22
COMMUNICATION,

eoNCERNlNG MR. MADIsoN's LETTER TO THE
MERCHANTS OF NEw-YoRK.
when the tate Of things in Europe is con.
noereo' and when, on all hands, it is admitted,
tnas the United States ought to fupport uA
dnu eqeai balance between the contending pow
eIS' leems to be peculiarly abfurd, that any
portion of fociety, fhould expea from The I'D,
m'niilra'ioH, fuch developement of imnor,snt
negotiations or governmental fecrets. az n,;obt
eexPoie the deiigns of government, and therefore
iruurste them-or, depending upon reafonable
expectations, might milIesd the enquirers.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-04-22
TO Mr.. THOMAS pRAnanAw-

SIR,
4 you are not an inhabtant of this 0,,. al
nave not any agent therein, known =, vs. '''''
%i'oi notice can be given, be pleafed 70 tas
Il,n. on the alt Saturday in June next fba ,,h
w Mlag houe OF Nicholas Vaughan in the eonn,~
VI So..Iway' between the hours of eight in the m-
u ,tven III the evening Of the above mentioned
take me depoiltlons of the lad Nicholas VsrrIa,,
OF jacob Seay, Nathan Fowlkes and Per- s'.dn'
70 De read as evidence in fut depending in ,b ,lg
eolft o. Prnee.Edward, wherein you, and obar,
are PLAINTIFFS, and am defendant, "'' o'"erS
p,;,.. r., BENJAMIN BoRtTM
Frlnee-Edward county, April g. enSnos
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-04-22
WILLIAM HART.
O1p9Ete The Sal HouE

x EEPS confantly on hand laree on,,.;.
AZ BoTI LED PORTER and AfE which b u,
can Recommend as of the rlt quality, HAVING
ied M MR. BlLLINcroN's ftock and feeling eyerv bo,-
te MED hmieif Families fupplied with Draft BFRR
AIlo for cath or country produce only, general
ai'p y. ''iie N OF Groceries, among which are
fine Havord transparent Rum Shrub.
Bohea Tea by the Chef or lib A ousn,;t,, oe>r-
England Cheefe and few buihels of Trim Pn,a,"
very cheap. "' fo'atoe''
April %.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-04-22
FOR SALE

- TX Hundred acres Of LAND. Iv;.,,, t.
- OF Henry, on Mayo river. 4 ~, :. 81 .e county
greg acres OF cleard Land well inelofed ana =, nun
oroer Tor cropping, and good uicient boufe CO s''
eePtlon o. family, at the price of four DOLL
acre, and tina, to be paid at three appgsI
aho tour hundred and fifty odd acres VIII :, p'yrs'
SS' p" * .. the fame credit two dosro'
mond 40 fT rooVI D Land hes 200 miles -on ~ ~
O"''"e ans 100 from Lyr.,r La.
April ~. NSER WADE.
nc
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-04-22
JUST PUBLISHED
JUST PUBLISHED

And For Sale at the Enquirer Bookstore:
tSkoOhEs GENERAL GAzETTEER mn
oCp 1 ~ r. or New and compendious CR
icriPtlon OF the Empires, Kingdoms, States Prox;,,
Tes, Cities, Towns, Forts, Seas, Harbours' R;vers
H ,,s, Mountains, Capes, &c. in the KNOWS
WORLD-&c. &c. &c W ~
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-04-22

Number liable 70 militia duty, 3oth Jan. lan, 1920
Number Of Militia, executive Of ofFicers,0
in thofe flates & territories, from which
were received, at different 'o''o'"
years.
The ARMS, AMMUNTTJONS & ACQUIRE
MENTS arranged under the following heads.
the particular quantities in each Rate and TERRITORY
being dillin9ly fpec6ed We are fatisied with
exhibiting the finn fetal only Of each
Brafs twelve Founders, 8 brafs fix Founders, 81 ;
brals four Founders, a. brafs three Founders, ls6;
howitzers, 9; iron nine FOUNDERS 8 iron fix poun-
dors, 3 iron four FOUNDERS, iron three Founders
l3s heic the pieces Of artillery belonging 20 the
u. States Artillery fde arms, o35 fabres, 1880 ;
pairs Of pifos, 10 1874; muGkets, 2o4139; rifles,
45,01S fuiees. ,2Sl bayonets, Jag; cartridge
boxes, 1880; knapfacks, e6,4l4 ramrods, neel.
99,07s; elpontoora, 80 ;Ponnds Of powder, 22,s33
cartridges with balls, 79s,s27 tunibrels and wsg-
CONS, 1875 Rands Of colors, 81 loofe balls, 2os
1885, with 2l3 B, in Virginia wires and brufhes
65,3ol Flints, 227,2s4 feabbards and belts, rs,
4CS.
As il may he Of Tome interef however to have a
particular view Of the proportions in which fone Of
theie articles he found in the different Rates and
territories Of the union have for this purpofe
The return from Virgins IS for 1905,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-04-22
et4w &oawtf.
i'nfH ~. PROPERTY IN THE TOWN
Or MANCHESTER, FOR SALE,

IL
II Y virtue of deed of trun, executed hr Al.
der and Peter Field Trent, to the fubfcr;ber y,
rocr 10 lecture the payment of fun of MONEY tbere-
III iPecined ; viii be offered to the hiohea h;5do-
J% eel0' or country produce, the Goth Nav ner,
three improved TENEITENTS, on the Mn ST.
h tGe town OF Manchefter, viz: two Aorv velIov
houie' formerly occupied by Amer Marx conts;rrr,
TWO rooms below, and two above fairs and lara y
convenient con Lumber Houfe. By expendinp Gr,1
Jnm m repairing the houfes attached to this In, !,
wouIo De rendered the mott eligible Gtua,ion in ,ba,
town Tor bunefs The houe and ot a, ,r'ra. '' .:
.le occupancy of Mrs. turner, CONTAINING ,b,en
rooms VIZ, ROre lumber and counting-room rs,
Per'On VINO IS anxious to inveh his friends :; ,I
grocery line, the eligibility of this tenen,eo, ','e
I nane' invites his NOT ferrous attention and ,bs
G Gouies and lot adjoining Mers turner and al pre
tent unoeeupied this tenement is in good pre-
and calculated to accommodate Cn,lI fsa';i ePAr'
ing Ca kitehen' TABLE &c. Should any perfon Win,
,ee ene ABOVE property &c before the dav Of r,e
enquire OF Edward W. Trent, Richmond u 'Aie'
Amelia, April 90. ~ HFgffe'