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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-05-23

dsprseiate ard d.fea 4 : Gains Of Ac:5
can merchants for caPtGfes' sPoiia'ions, !,
bona fde debts, nhsn i!ose cisIm, al
made rpm the II ench neosDryS Tod
ward such sefv,ceo. even he stern 81
stubborn principle Of Jchssson's ec5nss
gives way tie sfeatest oiaAcF against d
WASHINGTON administrative ifcm I'd
mouths OF the ruling jnnto was ltvclled
the exusyagance OF hen dP'on'a'c 81
TEN; and yey. under the prcsen! short al
ministraiion there have bten already n
en- bassadors 10 France and ano,h1i
aboutto be sent ard J1ur 70 Span, maka
in the space Of four or i've Jea5s, My
einbassadois TO two courts, ~rose cuff
Acne Exclusive OF salary amouotto el6h
ore thousand WoNars sum mere !haH 81
ficien, TO ior,i;y completely the new d
ieuceless harbor Of Charleston.
A tEDtRALIST,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-05-23

The British packet Lord Hobart le
Falmouth Cd thell.h of April. Her late
London paper is of the 9Th, two Dc
ia,er 'hau our previous adVices, aad col
,ains the following interesting articles
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-03-21
WASHINGTON, March "a.

TIE HOUSE or .RRPREsE NrATIvES
were on Hrd1ejISl1 engaged III difcuifiIs Mr..
Gregg's refolufion.
Mr.. JACKSON terminated his remarks.
which went to- ibew the neccffity of taking high
and commanding gronnd. with Britain. He de-
clared himfcif moA friendly to the r,folu,ion OF
Mr.. Gregg. but diGpofed, for Cancellation, and
70 command arong vote, to unite in milder
Nix. RHEA of TeuneiIee followed, and occu.
pied nearly the fame ground
Mr.. GREGG replied to the arguments urged
againt his refoiution alluded to the wirheE Of
teyerai gentlcs,en TO adopt 'hilder mesf;,re,
and called upon them TO come forward with
their proportions.
Ma. DAWSON fpoIe againft the refolution.
but In favor of adopting refolution fmilar To
that offered by Mr.. Nicholfon.
Ma. EARLY moved that the committee
fhonld rife, with the view of fiIbmittinr tnoti,,n
that they ihould bc discharged from the further
confederation of Mr.. Gregg's refolution, and
that the Hohts might take up fome other pro-
petition more likely TO unite them.
Ma. SMILE oppofed the motion. He had
no objection tn taking up fome proportion,
more likely To iniure 0roDg vote but he tbo't
Il ben that all the refolutons fl,ould remain be-
fore the committee.
The queltion was then taken ON The riGng of
the committee and paGed in the aegaiive--Ayes
59-Noes So.
Ma. CROWNINSfitEtD then poke at
comfortable length IN favor Of the refolution,
and IN teply to arguments urged againlt it.
When, about the lGuaI hour, the committee
rofe, and the Houfe adjourned.
On Tba,iaog, Mr.. Leih. after few ereIirina-
~ remarks, movedto difcharge the committee
from the further confederation Of Mr. Gregs's
reioiuti6i.
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between France aud Auria is Gill be leen .ha. the
terms are mott nnrsdying to Iuiiria; fhe has -;
give up all her donnions in Italy, the Tyroland Sua-
bia. The Speech Of his Br,aanic, Majsiy, vas de-
hsered by eomm'uNon to the Parliament, whiehstAse
on the siH of january; ii contains well drawn eu-
'oyan ct the VICTORY gained the combined Heets
at Trafalgar, deplores the death of Lord Nelfoa, Ia
mets the Ill fsscsIs of the war in GERMANY, which
mas disappointed ms Maj.ly'. hopes; and then in
the siual aiiaer, concludes with afeng for fupples
to carry on t. war. The Prime Mniller of Great:
i,r''ah, William Pr. e'q dird the esd of Ianu-
AIRY our papers do :tate the immediate eaufr Of
his death Que repor, Rates owing .n ATTACK
of the govt in his aop,aeh,
The markets TO- Cotton and Rice, are very unf.,-
vorable III Iiver,ool. Shore Gaple Cation was fel-
ling at Is "a; long aaple, Is iod. "a; and &isr,
34s. -
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-03-21
Jorffgn 5ntrIligrntr.
CHARLESTON, March II.

Yeterday arrived,th hip Saeheni, captain Hatch.
W 80 days from Liverpool fhe brings London paper,
tothe 24th OF January thefe papers contain n,oa
important information, nothing LET'S than the en,ir.
defeat Of the Rufian armies which had marched 10
s'hit the Emperor Of Germany. On the I'd of Decem-
9.s'' genera engagement took place between the
advance Of the French army aod ,Ie poIi,ns ,nd
hraiis, at place called Auherlitz. which ,sro;n,.
,eo iataiy tor the opponents OF the French Emperor
70 eonleqnence ofthis, & the repeated preceding de-
'eats' the Emperor Of Germany. on the 6ti, of De-
sen'oer, igned an ArnGfice which appears IN have
oeen wholly diciaied by the eonqueror; the RuGisr
armies by It were ordered TO retire from the Aulran
o'i,e'' Meravia aud Hungary, within fifteyrI DAYS
and from Auitran Poland, within one ,,on,h sI.s
Emperor Of Ruiis arrived in his capital ON tbe ON
on December, in good health the relation of the
,9'e OF his armies had yet been pahliihed there
ous they've to be made known in a ihor, tp,s
q peace che Englh papers rate, had been made
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-03-21
on this motio;,a debate arofe.

On this notion debate arofe.
MeIirs. Leih, Early, and j. Randolph fnp-
ported; and MefIrs. Alton, Dawfon, Smile, G..
w. Campbell, Gregg, Sloan, Findley and Black
ledge oppofedt it. -"
Whenihe quefion was taksn ~ Yeas aud
Nays on tiicharging the Commit,e. Of the whole
from the further confederation ~ MIR. Gregg's
reiolu.ion, and pai1ed in the negative-Yeas
l24-Noes loI. And ~: .i,ichareing them from
the further confederation OF Mr.. Sloan refou-
ltion-Yeas 26-Nays 93.
The Houie then wen into committee of the
whole--Mr. john c. SMITH in the chair.
The chairman pat the g'ieition TN taking ND
MIR. Gregg's refolution, wbit h was paiied i'm the
lnegatve-Yeas 47-Noes TO-
Mr.. J. Clay moved TO take up his own refo.
luton, and thofe of MIR. Nicholfor's--
Mr.. SsHiiie moved to take UP the latter.
Mr.. ]. Randolph moved that the comnaittee
iaonld r'te, and fpoke AT comfortable length,
grounding his motion on the unfeafonablenrfs
or the Pretent momen. for taking any meafufes
on ''rhiih AFFAIRS during depending negociati-
! Mr.. MeJoJfou feconded the motion. and f;,ok.
for ihort time'in fsppor, Oft.
Mr.. d!Ron oppoitd the motion.
When the queltion was taken, and the mott.
on rejetfed-Ayes 53-Nors ss.
| mr.. j. Clay then withdrew his motion. oh.
ierving that ne was not anxious that the ref,lu-
t'ons ne had offered ihouid be, acted OH imme.
ldiate!y.
| Mr.. Hy2oa renewed the motion for taking in
TO confederation the proposition of Mr.. Nicbol-
}fon' prohibiting after particular time. the inn
portat'on of Certain fpsciiied articles frou, C.
Britain.
Mr.. !. Raoaolo6again moved that the com.
mi,tee fhou!d rife. Motion loit-Ayrs 5s-
Noes 81.
The queit'on was put on MIR. Aifton's mott.
on, and the committee without a divilion. a.
greco to take up the propoition fubmittrd by
/ MIR. Nicholfon. ~
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-03-21
January %.

Mr.. PITT Is DEAD We prepared OIL,
readers ye'terday TO c2peti this affecting annnn.
clat'nn. He died at bali pat four O'Clock this
morning.
On Tnefday his diforder, as we are formed.
took dG onfdvorable tu,n, aud the olyfciius
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-02
ENOCIi SULLIVAN.

'AKES the liberty of informing the public, Of bis
removal to houfe nearly oppofte the EAGLE ;
where any orders in his protection, will be- thankfully
attended to.
He offers for lae, an aTortment of PINE GOODS,
partly coniiifiug of general aiIor'ment of
FASHIONABLE 1EW-ELRr.
Silver plated and Bretaunia; tea, deiert and table
Spoons; iilver and plated Sugar longs, Ladies', &c
plated paper and wood rined CATERS; plated K Bri-
tannia Tea Pots; plated Tea Urus, Sugar Dihes &
Cream Pots; plated and paper Deeauer Silers pla-
ted, brafs and jaPauusd Candle Sticks table Knives
and Forks; Tea Trays Caddies and Bread Bakers ;
Ladies DrelIng Boxes and Cla1es; Hair Powder
Puts, Bags and Poniatum; fine and codr.e horn and
torto'ie ihelI plain and ornane1ted Combs; Glove
Knots Eiaiic Carriers RazoTs, Strors, Boxes Bruhes
and Windior Soaps sufpenders Pads sc. Pocke,
Books, Lead Pencils. Ink lands, &c. counting houfe
Knives, seals, Paper Knives, &c. FLYER eiI: and heel
mounted Sp9eSacles, Goggles, Optic Cliffs; Chair
Whips. Walking Canes and Umbrellas; an aGortnier,
ct Bruihes; tiall Lamps; Chefs men and boards, &
Backgammon Fables; lhuttle cocks and battle doors
German Flutes, Drums Fifcs Guns horfe ard peck.
ct Pihols, officers Swords, EpauIets and Pume:.-Al-
10, few Watch Materials, Watch Seals, KEYS and
Gllcs. With variety Of other articles connected to
the blineis. AuruG o. eo,f
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-02
FOR SALE.

I N virtue of deed in trua, to me executed, by
L captain Foufhee G. Tibb, for purpofes therein
mentioned; the whole of the property fpecified in
lard truf deed. coniifng of very valuable tract OF
LAND, feveral valuable Slaves, Houfehold & Kitch-
en- furniture, and Stock of various kinds.
The Land lays in Eiiex county on Rappahannoek
river ten miles below Tappahanneek very convent
ent to the bet oh, oyfers and crabs contains s33
aereslays level and well adapted to the culture Of
tobacco, corn and fmall grain. There is,on it a
dwelling houie in good repair. ALTO other convent
ens houes for fmal family valuable young orchards
OF peach and apple of choice fruits, belonging to
the above traa there is as much marfh as will af-
ford hay in the greateR abundance, for one hundred
and fifty head of eattle the land is well a,ered and
remarkably healthy. The fae will take place on the
premiies, on the oath day of O9ober next, and the
terms fully made known on that day; part of the
purchaie money for each article will be required in
hand, by
CHARLES BROWNE, Truaee.
Ehex, AuguR 8. IT,
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TO SPORTsMFN.
EXECUTORS.
02OS. p)
AuguR 10.

"hH be lo6 PabfeJ at NE Bo7ving GRIN, on The lof5
ay% OSfoIf' n,*f " nof triraieiy dyPsSd sfE1foyt
0ffi@s) HE johiozoirg Siahions
PUZZARD--DARE observation-disclosures.
- ESCAPE, by Preeipitste out ola h1er of Boz.
zards--SToRM, by Cormoran, on, Of Darlinc,oo
mare.
Alter which about thirty thorough bred brood
Mares, Colts aud Files. The terms Of Cale v,;ll h.
made known in few weeks by
JOHN G. VOOLFOLK and
JOHN HOOMES,
ES"afSrs Of 'foJs Hssr,,, dsI
AuguR I. a.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-02
FOR SALE.
Augua IS, 1906,

Z ME Snbfcriber would difpofe of valuable
MILL, formerly belonging to Col George
Eird' deceaied) ftuate the upper end of Mid
deiex county together with traa of Land contain.
ing by late lurvey, hundred forty-fx and hall
acres, lying contiguous to, and Immediately on the
iouh bank of RaPpahannock river, eighteen miles be
low Tappahannoek, eight below Bowers ferry
and ten only above Urbanna if fold previous to
Monday the fifteenth day of September Chat being
the hr day of the diftra court to be holden a,
king & Queen courhoufe,) if fair, otherwe the fr
tar day, it will be fold to the hgheff bidder LAT the
tln'e and place before mentioned) and poaeon given
the iIrt OF January next, the following terms &c
wit; One half Of the purchafe money to be paid or
the day Of iae, the balance in twelve months fecur
ed by lien on the property carry nterea from the
date 1t not Punctualy paid. decfrption is deemed
unneceii9ry, as it is prelumed none would purcha(,
without iirf viewing the fame.
ROBERT BIRD.
flahoVer county, AngHit 8. tl3thSept.
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NOTICE.

II ME Co-partnerhip of GILLLdT u KIRB1-,
4 BY its limitation, would expire on the irl day
OF next month; but the members of that firm ha We
mutually agreed to extend it the firf day Of Nav
next-All Perions indebted thereto are earneay re-
queited to come forward without delay and pay of
what they respectively owe, as longer indulgence
ought not to be expected. Thofe who have upfet-
tied accounts and cannot make immediate payment
it is hoped will execute bonds for their REFLECTIVE ba-
ances.
GILLIAr II KIRBV have already received part
OF their yFALL GOODS, and by the firR arrivals
from London, Liverpool, &c. the refdue is expected
which they will fell low for cIh-Ceuntry produce or
approved notes.
CfLLIAT u KIRBY.
Ausul 10. ep 2nl.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-02
FOR SALE.

ME LOT and HOUSES wherein 9o5a H1u;i.
ton, Eiq. the Britiih Confu, reddes: OH !, are
three itorY Dwelling Houfe, an Office and Kitchen,
and other necenlry Houfes for family ufe; Wei of
good Water, newly fitted and Garden lately pailed
in, Ware Houfe and Cellar under it the remain,
OF a Wharf, which viii make good found1tion to
build on with all the priviledges of lots uated on
the river, of extending wharf.
ALso-27ll Acres Of we'll timbered LAND, with
good Fihery on Willoughby's Bay, taking in the
mouth and part Of Mafons Greek, where the ben Of
OFFERS and Fin can be conveniently taken.
ALso--A LOT in Snnthheld, between Mrs. Pur.
die and Captain TOdd's lots.-For terms apply to
THOMAS NEWTON.
Augua 22. 0,fl
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go DOLLARS REWARD

LHOR the apprehension of Mofes, who ran away
a on the 3rd init. He is about 80 years old, Fix
feet high, Of yellow complexion, with two of his
iront teeth OF the upper Jaw out. He had on at the
TIME he left home, failors jacket of blue CLOTH and
Pair OF f'iagged drabb trowfers. AS New-York
has been his place of redence for feveral years pa
there is no doubt he will attempt procure paige
th'ther But think it very probable, he is in Rich
mond, inasn,uch as he has wife there. The above
reward and all realanable expene paid for the de.
livery OF the fad fellow. All matters of veels and
Others, are forewarned from hirbourng or Carrying
him out of this itate.
JOHN CRUMP.
Fowhatan' Augutt %. (ep2w)
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TO BE RENTED.

HE large THREE STORY HOUSE on the
Miin-S,reet eaa Of the Market, formerly o.ev
pied by Cohen ani Ifaies ani lately by Capt Iohn S.
Peaiat'; it is good ftand for bufDefs aud fuitabe
for the accommodation Of large family.
Aio, the HOUSE Qormerly known by the fgn
Of the5rd in handy at the corner Of the erect lea
ding church hill to both IF ;hefe tenements gar
dc1s are attached. The terms will he moderate ard
made known IN application TO James WhiteIa,y, fer
jeant Of the City, or to
JACOB l. COHEN.
February %. Uawtf
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-02
FOR SALE,
May 90.

Af pH5he GHsFion, or tie premjcs, Ws1necLzy, 1o6
September nest, If net p,e9ioy9y dpesd Of BY p,i-
gate faafrSef,)
HIVE hundred and fifty acres LAND, iituated in
& the upper end of Cumberland county, eighteen
miles from the Court Houfe, three from Farmvile
and ole from good manufacturing mill on Appo-
nattox, now navigable almolt to Peterlburg.
This LAND lies handrcn,elr g =, go! :, 49,,
inferior in quality eaf, of the mountains there
is 10 or l2 acres meadow, Handsomely fet with ,imo
tiny, and about 20 acres more prepared for towing
next tPring; in addition there is AN ex.eriive bed of
Coal which to aPerfon of capital would be highly va
iuabie enc third the Purchafe money will be requir-
ed in hand and the balance in two annual initaments
JOHN KEI.SO.
Augua IL, 1906. tdf
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-02
HOUSES & LOT FOR SIZE.

w K offer for lale the Houfes and Lo, near to
w Nr. Rutherford's dwelling EIoufe and next
below Mr.. Ifaao Webaer's on Shockoe Hill, ar pre-
ient occupied by Benjamin Sheppard. This I,uation
is icarcey exceeded by any in for beauty and by
none as to plealantnes being nearly if not quite as
high as any part Of Richmond. The dwelling houfe
and outhoules fufficient for the accommodation
OF gen;eel family that is very large there being
2 roons and fine large pa1age below, and 4 roen,s
above Fairs in the dwelling houle good kitchen and
in"e houe all III good repair and the yard and gar
den under ineloiure Of the bel materials ANY
perlon inclined to Purchafe, may be accommodated
with credits which probably will be agreeable; or
debts due or not due from perfors refiding in Rich
mond or Henrieo will be taken in payment, or con-
ilderable deduction from credit price will be made
for cah. N. 3. & l. SHEPPARD
July - ID
~ Adjsining the above mentioned lot is an un.
improved Lot belonging to me, which borders on the
MAin-hreet leading from Shoekoe bridge, & which
may be lad with the improved lot, If the purchafer
ihould with it. B. SHEPPARD.
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WV. r. RICHARDS,
NAT DERKJNS
FOR RENT,

"a Piekett,, larry oeensie4 BY Dsgi1 M. Kan.
doipb E/q.-Tbe Dzveilin. Hone is of Brick, fzuo
GO,y bisb eDifb t7uo bandJome rooms and a par
Jage OF THE trf. .Jsoor. three good rooms on t6e
(eond and The Garret qUeN fuibed-A cooa
Kitchen and FABLE, and a J.6feieaey Of groxnd for
a yard and Garden, evbieb is eneief.d.---Tbe Il.
fmafion Usry fLeahant, ond tb- u-igbbourboo0
particularly defrable.--.For terms, enquire of the
printer.
Ang4f 90. (IasvszvJ
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-02
SCOTTvILLE JOCKEY CLUB.

ME races will commence at this place on Thurf.
day the 18th Of september, free for any herfe
mare or geding--weiehts as ufual
IN. Day.--Three mile heats for the amount of rho
lublerpton, after dedueting coutingen, charges
lay about one hundred pounds.
End Day-The proprietors purfe, two mile heats
half the of the Erit day
Srd. Dly.--A handy cap pnrfe-,wo mile heats
for an elegant gig
WILLIAM ARCHER, See',y tie Cl4b
Powhatan, Court Houfe, Auguft 90. (epow.)
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Hanover county, AnguR S.
VALUABLE LANDs-FoR SIR.

IN the 2Oth Sept next, will be offered for fale on
'the Prerniies, to the highe bidder OFT the follow
ing terms; that well known trat of Land Containing
1900 acres to which are attached the invaluable Cha
ieybeate Springs, commonly known by the name of
the Amelia Springs; in point of fertility, the foil is
equal to any in the neighbourhood the buildings new
and eapaeous, the ftuation agreeable, and uncom-
monty healthy. being preiumed that thofe intend
ing to pnrehae, will view the premifes which at any
time before the fsle, will be 1iewed them By Mr..
FL Anderion, refdng the land further deferip.
ton IS deemed unneceary The Of fale will be
paid in hand, and TIE other two thirds in two an.
nHa payments. Complete aud Satisfactory freority will
be required Of the purchafer For the accommodation
OF the Pnrehaier, liberty will he given to low wheat
in September, and full poeilon given the R Janu.
airy, 1907.
EXECUTORS.
AuguR 9. (t2Os. or
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WILLIAMSBURG RACES.

HN Tuefday, the eleventh day of November next
Y y will be run for over the Williamsburg Court.
iweep fake purfe. for three year old colts, two
mile heats, entrance so dollars; clofed.
Wedne'day-the Jockey Club purfe of four hun
dred dollars, four mile heats
ihuriday-,he proprietor's purfe of hundred
dollars, two mile beats
Friday fweePtiake for mules; mile heats, the
belt three in Eve, entrance ten dollars
S..::-a: e =, IDLE s,, f,,ur,
mile heats, entrance dollars
By ordey oftbe Ciub.
ROBERT Anderson, Set',y g T,.ajlr-r
Auguft 90. (eplIthNl
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Auguh 90.

Caroline County, to zVit =:
Francis Galvan appeared before me- iuaice Of the
peace for the aioread county and made oath that he
has not received heard of letter written TO him
on the 28th of July lal by James Mufchett, FEN of
the town of Dumfres, merchant, containing one hun
bred and ten Dollars in three bank notes, defcribed
oy the laid Muichett, IN fubfequrnt let;er to the
laid Galvan, and received by him the 18th infant.
Given under my hand this 9th day of AuguH, SOC.
n. C.. H1HITE.
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HANOVER JOCKEY CLUB.

ME Hanover Jockey Club having been organi-
zed, the races will commence at this place, on
the End. Wednefday in October next.
In Days mile hears. free for any horfe, mare, or
gelding
End. Day. mile heats, confined to untried colts,
not exceeding years of age.
The regulations with refpee to weights, &c. are
adopted from thofe of the Fairfield Jockey Club
A general meeting of the Club, i. requeAed on the
day preceding the 6rft days race.
SHELTON JONES,
~ Secretary TO t6e Ciu6.
Hanover c. II. Auguft ~. f2dON
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MONEY LOST.
dHgW 90.

>HREE BANK N0'TES-Oae No. 1854, Bal
L tinore bank, dated 9th Nov. 1905, Of 100 dol
lars-One No. $50, bank of Virginia dated sth Nav
1905, of doliars---One No 1868, back of virginia
dated 7th February sos, s dollars 80
Whereas by letter from James NIufehett, fenr.
merchant of Dumfries Virginia and certificate from
Timothy Bruudige, En- Poa-Maiter of ths aid
town, directed to me. and decribing the above notes
1t appears that the esth day Of July aa letter
directed to ME by the faid James Muichett enr CO.
vering hundred dollars as above fpeeifed N,eipg
the amount oil my wifes rent, at that place) was put
III the Poit Office the faid Dumfries and dreeted
70 this place, The W6he CJja,uilt, YIrrinis. And
whereas have never received the fad letter. requeft
all and airy perfon having knowledge of the fame or
any OF the Pon-Maiters into whole Pon- Offices it
may have gone by mifake or mifcarrage, to forward
1t TO me; and ALTO requef any perfon to whom the
fad notes may have paned to- nce the 2sth day of
July lat, to trace them that date the 100 dollar
note expect will be attended to- and perions holding
that Description of will ferve humanity and per-
haps relieve dftrefs in corresponding by pot on the
iubJef; and hould the fad letrer have been lolen
offer Fifty Dollars Reward on the recovery of the
money aud the detection ofthe thief.
The Bank of Baltimore is respectfully focited to
attend to the 100 Dollar Note
FIR ANCIS GfLVAN.
Fo3-MaFer, Write Cbimnie5.
Augut 2s. 1t.
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JOHN ALCOCK,
INFORMS the Citizen. Of Richmond and the pub
lie, ne has JUN received at lis Cabinet Manufac-
tory near the Fire Tnfurance Office large aTortnen,
OF WIndior Chairs and Settees, made in the newell
fahon and by the bea workmen in the Gate ;any gen,
tean willing to buy, will peafe fend their orders
OF call at has Cabinet Mandatory, where they may
ger good warranted work and on low terms either in
the Cabinet line or Windlor Chairs
June 6. r.
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July Is.

FOR SALON TIE lozveR teyms
$500 Jacks of LIVERPOOL SALT, and 90 crates
OF LIVERPOOL ARrHEN WARE of fuperior
quality & well aorred jun arrived in the hip Mer-
chant, Captain Johnson, from Liverpool. at Ber-
muda Hundred
Overflow ANDERSON.
May 90. r.
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\ LEXANDER STUART, Efqure, of Rich
mond, and Col. William Daniel of Cumberland
county, are 10 obiging undertake my law buff.
NETS The former will give his attention to in the
federal court and in the of appeals. The latter
IN the hyperion court Of chancery for the Richmond Diff
tria.
CREED TAYLOR.
July Is. ny
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TO RENT,

TO RENT,
TIME TENEMENT, which Mrs. Phepoe lately
4 occupied on the areet leading by the Govern
or's, eonhang of large cellar, room ufcd IS
Kitchen, very we'll fixed fore, conptcg room, a
uia''iiiS anu Ileeping lum-
Der in the garrett; immediate poefIion NAV be
had. Enquire of William F. Az.
Augua %. nfA
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RifDnonu leriers Current.
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
I>HE Co-PartuerIhip of William R. Richards, &
Col this day 'iinolved, by mutual content,
The collection Of all debts due to that concern, o.
VIM r Richards, is committed Nat. Perkins alone,
TO whom thoi. that have demands, will apply for pay
ment.
WM r. RICHARDS,
NAT. PERKINS.
~ Asth has been Comfortable indulgence, al
ready given, to hoe indebted to the late of
VIM. r. Richards, &c Co. no further can be expe aed
NAT. PERKINS.
Goochland, Auguf 25. (sw9