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Ha ,sslton.s Elaa5Y.

A sovereign remedy for colds OBSTINATE
eouahs, asthnas, sore, threats and approaeh1ns
consumptions. $50 :.
Hahns Anta-balaoals rus.
Are justly esteemed for carfglna 5 on the SUI
perAuons bile from the stomach aass .lfeset.-.
inc morbid secretlons and their consequences
billions and malignant fevers, SS~ ! hess pllis
are perfectly nild.in their operations ana may
be used with safety by persons Of .svesy age
and in every situation. -
The Sovereign Ointment tof tl,'ss
Hch.
A speedy and effectual remedy, generai1 !.
removing the complaint at one application, II
may be safely used by persons OF every age /.
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THEY furpass any yet extant, fo,

case elegance, &c. Masters of vessels and
other gentlemen going to the West-lndies,
Spanish Main, &c. may be furnished with an
assortment, and q great allowance to those
who purchase by tie quantity.
N r. The buttons on the back parts OF the
swaistband ought TO be placed the same dIstanse
from each other, as the two center buttons on
the Suspenders, to prevent improper strain
ing, and thereby destroying the case designed
III tho. construction Of tie article,
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II G cE..

! g lliceun.ss OF the Directors oetb.1.
! tie ! Aiser Iarnpike Company, On ~ q
S5th islarcs, So7-ortcr1d, that tYe Gu. VIC
holders the additional shares lsts s stock
sefipe g = 4, lis Lite River Turnpike Comn np
ny do' sald they are hereby requireJ, II mia
g second payment TO the. treasurer Of enc
con- paay, OF Zen l1cl2ars Gil each share I ~
1nena respectively subscribed, by the first s
OF May next ensuing the date, hereof S8'
Jonah Thompfon, Teamy,y
March g. 3tt''
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nor SAFE.
Lgmboa Yard

sa subscriber respectfully ln.orus Il,
Z friends and the public iii gsaeral. sbs,
nc has established a Luntss iyai-1 adioinina
Colonel Fanasay's wharf, where lie ilntenG$
keeping constant supply Of tie beg. Gateri.
ais IN that line, and viii sell low (or eagl o.,
az. a short credit
James Mcclure.
March Is. cl4t colin
NJ b. He continues tie Hoss2e~J. issr.s.
business, ana from bis knowledge In that line,
viii pay particular attention TO any orders foI
Lumber that he may receive.
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Richard Horwell.
yELSO,
Red, Green, & Black Morocco
Leather,

By the dozen Or single skin--for sale q
HolwcN's Patent SusPcnder ManaiaetoIy' L
Prince st.eots diam
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FOR SALE,
An excellent Man Co:7x

About % years ofsssc. For terms ann,
to The Printer. fpi'
March Q.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-04-07
NATcHEz, February IL.

Anxious to relieve the public msnd from the asi-
safion caufed by the arrehatisn Of number of per
IONS ia evening, we have delayed the publication of
the preieir number, IN order f,ain correct informa-
ton. -
ne following aatement is given as authentic -
E"y yenerday morning, negro boy belonging
to DR.. John Cummius, of Claiborne county. ,nne,r
ed at the hous Of Mr.. Fairbanks near the mouth of
Coles creek, snquiring the roadts Natches-ne rode
horie recolleeted by Mr.. f. as BELONGING To col
Burr The furtout coat which the boy wore va,
allie Recognized as one belonging to Mr.. Burr the
iuPicion OF Mr. F, was excited and he examined m.
negro BOY produced pafTport from, hi,
matter and latter to Mr. Archibald Douglas, lin
Soneo.dia' Orleans territory local fubjea -
Mr. +. projected TO 4 particular exam;n,,;o1 of,h.
iurtout coat worn by the boy, in the cape of WHICH
hasahsovered, after the eofet examination, fr,.,l
o'i!et, OF which the following is correct cow:
you are Yet together, keen toy.th.r and I
VIII JON you Tomorrow night in The neau tp,. mn,
al your arms in perfeet order.
AK the bearer NO furttios:, bu, tell him all vo,,
may mink that with TO ksow--he does not know
that this is from me, nor where am"
C. I. & D. f."
Inc boy was Immediately taken into cunody, and
tue papers transmitted to Governor Williams: by
wnoie order number Of perIou. in this c;ty WIN
oeieended the river with col Burr were arreaed. A
guard was hatoned on the bank of the MifIiGipu TO
charse OF the boats of his party lately arrved)
ana another at Mr.. M;chies, where the arreted Der
IONS were collected: they have linee been ht.rated
on i''s'r Paroie-and are undergo legal e.anna-
.on which 1t Ia expected will take place this day or
To. morrow. ~ -
ne billet is evidently in the hand writing Of Burr
.he ercu"ii'anee, however, of the boys being in por
iS'i"n OF his horie and coat has given rife to con.c
cure by ieme that he intended the detection of RI.
Bullet in order to divert The attention of the officer,
OF government from the he has takes to elcsp.
We have nnderitood that aa order has been given 70
arreit Dr. Cumnus, and therefore iuipend giving anv
OPINION on the motives which induced the writer Of
the note until Poefed of further information ON the
'uoleee:-ihe circumstances attending its dete ion
were unaueGonably fuficient TO warran, the ms,,
lures Puriued by the executive, ON the location.
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ticnable authority, that COL Burr was treated with E.
very eiviiity which confident with his filtration
There was no indignisy in the eondua of his guard !;
no iniut no unneeeAary harfhnefs calculated to
wound the feelings of their prifoner Major Perkins
did not permit him to hold any conversation with his
guard or himelf en- the fubea ofhis arreD; nor did
Col. Burr make fuch an effort, more than once But
tins exPedient was dictated by the duty of keeping
his prifoner fate. Major Perkins was charged
to deliver him into the poeion of the officers of the
general government; and it was therefore his
suty to forb', any communication between COL Burr
and his guard, or between him and the people" whom
Ne happened to meet with on their route" that
might poihbly lead to rifque an eicape.
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LUCIUS.

While Aaron Barr continues before the tribunal of
crimes, fome difficulties will occur in the manner of
dilcharging Editorial duties. Il is difficult for us
20 dilinguh all thofe cafes in which we ought to
fpeak, from all thofe, where we hould be iilent.-l
Perhaps the Editor Of the National ntelligencer ha,
nearly aruck upon the proper ns of dlicriniinati-
Like him. we aall abRain from all "iu,nnsnes
approximations
And Ike him, we ihaU unheG,atinely give all
fasas they offer themfeves," without any re.
gard to rhc party whom they may favor
With HIM, we mum agree, that even temperate
dcullions may be attended with its benefity - but
we ihali rot undertake to FAY on which fde the
Bsidaet Of benefits turns.
Like him, we fhali asnd upon the defenfive, until
the federal prints, By unuG aud mpolitic attack
upon rhe administration, ihsll compel its friends to
come forward ID its defence. Let the federal prints
therefore beware how they inlurs the man, whom
obey have eovertly undertaken defend Let them
| remember the celebrated maxim Of IunIs that
man" may in Tome cafes be 4" the bitterelt enemy of
his friends!"
Under the influence Of this principle, we fhaII
coueGt iome OF the unfounded ftatements
which were pubiihed in the lalt Atlantic,
World"
1t ID not Er67, that the ;dminhra,on had al4ea-
dy engage the mott able c'unle at Richmond to hp-
! pear againh him."
/ 1t is not FACT that any offers baye been made
by the Executive to Mr.. Wiekham and Mr. Writ :"
and of courie they could have accepted the Of
fers made to them by the Executive for this pur-
| pole"
! It is not fAor, that MI. Edmund Randolph has
been foleite1 Cor bis fe-viees /" and of eourfe,
he eo0H not have 4" rejeded he propofsl"
If to " have pledged his aBilitiesin Gueh cafe"
MIR. Wekhar would have at once abandoned that
line Of teady integrity, which has placed him on fhe
lii OF the frR characters Of the U.S."i is not r9
that Mr.. W. bn at once Abandoned III, Ready inJeg-
rity or his diftinguiihed roputation----on the o.
ther hand, if the eoDverle o. the propofion be rue
MIR. w. and Mr. r. have bar added a new RAY to
the luire Of their character, as whatever of elo-
quenee and Profeliona tsleits they ponefsd, were
arenuouily eterted in the defence Of their client.
The fact is, that both Mr.. Randolph and Mr.
Wiekham were retained by Col. Barr the day after
his arrival in this city, and that MIR. Writ would have
been iPoksn to for the fame TurPOe, had he bees
s5ient from the city.
1t is mel rAcr, that in pafing Enough the
counties Of Prince Edward, Cumberland, &c Colonel
Burr was treated with greater indgnity, than could
have been ihewn 90 the greateR criminal" On the
ssHtrarY, we have psdsraood frsm The NOR unquel-
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-04-07
PUBLIC SALE.

By virfHf sfz Died. executed if5- 27f6 of FekraS
lgf BY DaVdRsf and ldjebo.I H. H1reoel, 10 t5s
Ssie'Si1-,I in trg, for ady flsfss Me.lia ,vsmfi-
oaeg.
"W be En js' ready morcy, al t5- front deer Of :5e
Eagle 1Vtrn, in tbe city IF Richmond, te.vreen tgs
6OHrt IF i2 ard oelesk, On Fsilay tIs s4b 4qy Of
tbe f',9fe1t moSiJ, ,(APnkJ
IENHREE PLANTH T10MS with their or,pr,e.
4 nances, oil Staunton and Pig Rivers, IN ths
counties ct Pittiyvaila and Bedford, known by III.
names OF the Mountain Plantation, Pig River Plat
tStion and Frying Pan Plantation, together with cer-
tam other Lands and appurtenances adjoining thereto,
and iupPoiea to contain in the whole ten thoufand a.
ores. WILSON ALLEN
L. W. RoOTES, f'gT''f'
april ). ~
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JOHN lie TELLER.
ID E ~ TIST,
AT THE EAGLE TAVERN:
april ).

~
iT01no, III The varIous branches Of his profefIion
e. IN retioring the Teeth their natural elegance
without injurng their enamel, by cleanfing them
from that corroiive tublance called Tartar. which
adheres TO them, it being of yellow or black ar
pearanee, producing Scurvy, caufing an offenlivs
Breath, deeaying of the Teeth, or waiting of tbs
Gums and honey proeels of the Jaw, till they drop
out.
Perlons unto whom nature has denied the fa,;sfac-
ton OF lalting natural Teeth, may have their ofa
iupPhed by artificial ones, fet with fuoh nicety and
beauty, that they canno be diftnguihe from natu-
raj, ans OF materials that will not change to an nm
natural colour. Hollow he plugs, 10 as to- pre-
vent them from being painful, or further decayins
Tor many years. and reinnates thoie with the Gums
that are much deprecated By carelefnes or corrodins
medicines. Likewiie extrat.s iueh as are too far
gone to fave, in which operation he make ure of
Ri' Fais"t Popcndispiq, Extracting I4frumetis,
Which tahe the Teeth OUT without any poGibilay oS
iraeturing the jaw or bruiGug the gums aud with
much leis pain than the nfrunents that are in gene
raj uied by Surgeons and Dentins.
~ He bas DENTRIFICE Of aVey; EsSl,jo, aus
lily, -g6ie6 be has LATELY pyrtare9 and 70, SIZE.
Ihole who with tn be waited on at their reiTdence
by directing line or fervant to Mr. LIE Teller, viii
be attended to.
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PUBLIC SALES.

BY Orfss Of Drei executed BY Davie Ref, on sSe -
day@ NsvemSer 1904, to tie Sn5ierysrs in tYpa to
eeare tie Payment Of d5t therein mentioned and B.,
virtue Of dnofber DEED escorted as BY tie aiS Dsv.I
fsts on tse lab day IF AEg9 Lee, ayS trgf 4.
fee Snfe'i6erI, TO tsu,e tie psyssens IF (hd,y Dill.
therein mentioned
WW be /eH for ready money, at tie trent deer off6s
Eagle TlSeru ia fbe city Of Richmond Br,.Deen Is.
Lsu'' Of l2 and s.,oet, Saturday tie {t.enS 9s,
efarxt month, (lhay,)
a CERTAIN Traa Of LAND in the county Of
IA Cheiierfield, commonly called CheHer Hill,
together with the Lands sppertainng thereto, az a
moity OF certain adjoining Traa of Land called Au-
burn Chafs, containing in al! BY cau,atica FIX k-n-
dred and forty-hve acres, be the fame more or lefs
alto the reiidue of Tract of Land and appurteDane.s
IN the county OF Scoehl2nd. containing originally by
elimination feveneen hundred acres hut now about
thouiaud acres, apart oil j, having aiSeady be en- fold
under the Deed OF 'rua, bearirs date the csih az
November 1904, referred TO abovc, and bounded by
tAe BYRD Creek, Elk Till, James River, &c be-
ing the reiidue Of tbs Land purciafeti by the fad
David Rois from VIM Aidar!cn, executor IF John
Smith
ALso--Ihe following real cnates in the Town Of
Columbia, to wit all tha; piece and parcel of yrouud
known under the title an name of tic Il wanna tn,
bacco Ware HouIe, With all tie buildings thereon
covering nearly an OF sroan1 the Eiouse and,
Lot adjoining that winch for many Gears las een in
the occupancy of John Dunn /; the Lot and f4ouIei
known as the old Tavern iif the iaid Town, AID now
the RI dense OF Wn, psGeur; the Le, and half .or
with the Store and Lumber ffouie, lately oecupied
by Mr.. John Forbes merchant; the Let, Feaes and
AN Yard, with one ID ground belonging there
to, row occupied by the widow Stroller, with al
the rights, privileges and appurtenaucss cacha
every one OF the iaid Lots belonging Ao certain
lraa or parcel OF Land on the great Byrd Creek.
Purcha!ed from Tandy Holeman and Henry Tuggles,
containing about four hundred acres, be the iame
more or ieis. WILSON ALLAN, 2
L. w RCOTES, 1"J'F"'
April z. f..
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SMITHS PATENT BAKERY.

" =. GIe Of TIE Bafn effkr CANA. RiebmoHd,
CRACKERS, Pilot, Navy and Ship Bread, are
~ now making at the above mandatory, and
fold there and at the Store of the Subrher in any
defrabIe quantity accommodate purchafers. Every
pains viii be taken that the quality Of the Bread may
be iaPPorted equal to the belt ia the u States; and
the prices fha be regulated low as the rates of
hour will admit. Leters and orders will meet ref
PeciGs and prompt attention from
JAS SMITH, End de-, bs!o1O 6f Eggie- Tavern.
april 7. 4t.
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NEW STORE.
TO BE SOLD CHEAP, OPPOSITE THE EAGLE
TAVERN.
MPSON MORRIS

SIMPSON MORRIS,
From LondoH, 6egJ h0qs to inform re fpbJr,
tbat he has jW imported f-o17 Loadon, q. large
algortment Of FqlJionabis DRY GOODS, NJ
far Tie approaching .JSaJo1. 70bjcb be ofrrS
noto for .Iais, on 1eyJ I91V terms at lie aIozs
koujc, Diz.
DLACK and CoIored Men',, Womens and Gill
ID drens Worried tIoie alto, Mems, Women's
and Chdren's al1orted White Cotton fIofe Of excel
lent 9uaity, with aud without Lace Clocks; alfo.
Wooden Broadcoths, Plain VeIvetsens, Cut Velve-
teens Corduroys, Thiekfetts Benefits patent Cord,
Toilanets StockiuRbreeehes pieces, 3wsnldown, Flo
rentine Silk Black Twilled Sarfenet Black and White
French and BrulIel Laees Frelh new pattern Rib
bands, Bandannoe Handkerchefs hapdfome af-
fortment Of Printed and TwiIed ShawIs, Dursnts Of
different eoors, Common and Fine rs and A Irih
Linen, Fine Long Lawns, Sheetings, White Corded
Dimities Cheque for Aprons, Bed Furnitures, Print
ed Cahcoes,S large aaortment Of Fine Plain and
Fancy Muffin, Cambria Muffin; ALTO, Real French
Cambria, Red and White Flaunels, Printed Din,i;y
Printed and White Cuttings and MaFfeilIes, and
variety Of other articles too tediovs 70 iasRGos.
psespiber IL. sswE
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NEw.OsLghxs, Feb. p5.


On Friday lat, capt. Walter Burling, aid
re-campio general Wiknfon, reached this CT
tyfrom Vera Cruz. Capt, Burling, we uuder-
ifand, went from Natchitoches to the city of
Mexico, and from thence to Vera Cruz, wi en-
he took Ripping for this place. What wasthe
otjed OF his milton, we know not, nor do we
learn whether he brings any news--alI we have
learnt is, that wherever he went he was receive
ed with diainguinicd attention, and had an in
terview with the yiceroy.
Dothe foregoing paragraph, which was pub
lined IN Bradtord's Orleans Gazette, the folz
lowing refutation appeared, by way of
CONSTRUCTION,
Mr.. Bradford,
Be pleaied TO fay, in reply to very inToIent
remark ~ your lat number refpeGing captain
buriHg, that this gentleman is not an aid de
oaHp TO gen. Wilkiafon--tbat he did not pro-
coed from NatchitOches 20 Mexico, hut from
his Own feat near Natchez and that he went
ON no milton.
Thus we find in thirteen fhort lines, three
palpsble fAifrhoods, inidou1y deGgned to inn
pcate gen. Wilkinfon, for fome illicit inter.
courfe with the Spspi.rds. But IN this cafe The
vic attempt NUT fail, when " il known that
Mr.. BurirC IS citizen of the fi,H reipecta ability
in the hIiihGppi Territory, II eafy circumRan.
ces; and that his chara3cr is 70 elevated for
honor and patriotifn, as 10 be impenetrablc to
ihe AI'fts Of calumny however naligssntly or
evap'ngly direaed."
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.c.iANLEsroN. ar,seh 2I

BY the arrivals yefterday, received papers from
kirgeon, Oam) to the 2lff uls. and from, New.Or-
,vsss to the goth.
The papers iron, New erlean,f4rn;fh bn, few ar
tiees on tine ituaton at affairs 10 that territory We
learn, however, tist tn. alarm in the minds of the
citizens had almoG wholly Iubided and that bsinefs
was going on with aeeuaorned activity. No accounts
had been received Of COL Barr, Gnce he made his e(-
cape from Natchez. Ti1ss
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TIE SuRSCPIRFR.

: defrous to iei part OF his LOT, on the Main
Street nearly oPpolte the Court-Houle, fay lferS-
twenty-five to fortyfour feet in 'front.' and extending
one hundred and xty Eve feet back it is an elegbIs
htuaton and worthy the attention Of any Perlon whd
wilhes to Purehaie for the pufPoe of building there
on. The terms will be made known Application TO
RICHARD TH0bIPSON.
april 7. IT,
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An cletlion, was held yefterday in this city,
for delegates to fervc the county of Henri
co in the next legnItarc of Virginia, Col.
Nathaniel Wilkinfon~ and Doctor William
Fou.h:e, fen. were duly returned.
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\ n ne1v member.


William Nh, the unfortunate centinci who g,ot
Mr.. McCredIe on the night Of the 4th of February,
was arragred lan Thurday before the DillrGt Court
now firing in this city. lie found saiiy
OF " niurder Of the fecond degree - and condemned
to five years confinement in the PententiarJ.
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G%%%%%%%~N%N%1
no HIRE
TO HIRE.

Until TIE I'M of JanVay, next,
a NESRO GIRL from TO 8 years Of age,
/ = who has been aeouaomed to wait in the houie,
waihing, and tightly acquainted with eoeking,--For
further information apply a, the Office Of the Euqu-
rr. april 4. t.
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COMMUNICNTION

COMMUNICATIONS.
Bebsh, |a5S 1Taa(
See here thy pictured life --Pais lome few years,
Thy Towering fpring, thy fsu.mer, ardent HrehEth,
Thy fobcr autumn fading into aye
And pale concluding winter comes at laA
And fhuts the lcene.
Departed this life on tie esth ut after a very
flor, ilInci, at his feat in this county, Col GAMUEL
RfoHARDsoN, aged IS years. In thu character Of
this truly worthy combined the tender fen
fbitiss aud enobling virtues Of the human heart.
He has occupied various public tatinns. and has Hn
fUrnly been faithful TO the ntereR Of ,hols who had
ehofeH hh to ferve them. In private life he has fu-
tanned sniiabe reputation fuch indeed will tru,
ly eonlitute the qualities Of endesring hufband
tender and aTeSiOnste parent, humane mater, and
a benevolent and charitable friend
10 vitae asd patriotifm inexsrably firm,
And when beneath his low lluitrious roof,
Sweet peace and happy wifdsm fmoo,hed his brow
Not iriendlhip ioiter was, nor love more kind.
With affe9ionate widow and three ehildren--
Society may truly mourn theft lois.
IiuvanBd County, april g.
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Major Perkins, who reiides within a few miles of
Fort roidert & Of the span line, has rePrernted
us the temper OF the people of the Miaipp Terrific
ry. They conceive themleves opprefed by the dou-
BE tett of dSiis, which they pay for all the imports
and exports thar navigate the Mobile but thefe
complaints have always been reRrainei by u proper
reipect FOR their government. They defre free ma
vigarion OF The Mobile, uudiaurbelb by Spanh mpo-
hcons. They dtfre to fee the Flordas delivered
from their Ipanih neighbours and placed under their
own government This fprit waits only the procla-
NATION Of war, fart into action and to fi!l our
camp with bold and refolute Ysiaatcus.-But they
are good citizens. They will not commit the profpe-
rity OF their country by attacking nation with whom
eur government is at peace. So long peace CONT
nues, they will obey the conusd authorities of their
country; but when that country es!l let /" Hip the
dogs Of war;" the Floridas NUT have a much ADLER
and re,t Of folders then at prefent
defend them, to Preferve them fronIan immediate
consuef.
Ii is ,uoa likely that oar negotiations with Spain
have been iuipended by Bonapartes Witt Poland ;
and that the reiut wi no, be afcertained Until two
or three months after his ret ara to Paris.
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Col. Burr is now at the Swan Tavern, in tins city.
-
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JokB W,afkivf, zig. Sbeakfr
eftbe hogje Of Rc9re}falafi4e5.
(fhe day alter the ahove ieifer was received
the following refolution was adopted with but
three di6rntpg voices.)
RstGl4ed, That the houGe Of Representatives
OF the territory of Orleans, have examined with
aieniion The contribution Of the u. S. and the
ordinance Of coDgreis by which this territory is
goserned, aud are of opinion that they cannot,
without violating the contribution, fufpend
unJerany reari6lions whatever, the wri! OF la ..
IrSS corpus.
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To the foregoing paragraph, which was pub
Iiihed in Bradford's Orleans Gazette, the fol-
lowing refutation appeared, by way of
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April z.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-10-12
Land for Sale.

TO be Sold, on the premises, on
rsayqlay the 18th of October next, q small
yeaeY CIR LAND, lying in the county of
r,;,fax, containing about oas hrn lred aad for
! .sres. This Land lies about seven or eight
: Villas 81 Alsxandria and G eorse- Town, has .
.sss;eat slaantity of wood assS! meadow land,
"A /, well watcress. Itiscs asljoin.n;5 the seat
{ DR.. Henry Rose, rad would. make conn
isssble retreat for 4 town family IN the sickly
s,,On. Capt. Joseph Powell will ssew the
land 10 an person u ishias 10 view it,s before
e las Of. SHE, when the terms which is sex-
,ssedsto De accommodating 81 w. g sFsade
Eovaby
Tie LLsgatssse lVasaSn Sesiih, dSed,
SeSte,nbcr 8 dts
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O.. Removal.
T. O II IN TU Err.

Hasremoved FROM: King. street to his wharf
adjoining Messrs. JorAhs Thompson & Sonss
where he has for sale
1900 SPANISH. HIDES
1000 bushels coarse Turk 's,Island: SALT
First quality Muscovado SUGAR.in l.3es~.
heads and barreis-ard
GROCERIES as usual.
EsFs Hc. also takes the liberty to inform lis
irians.s in the country, that he has large and
connexions Warehouse for the reception Of
-four, either by water or Wagons, ana would
take in flour on storage.
October 40. edlod staw3w
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Tllc Subfcraber

Returns his most grateful thanks TO the in
habitanfs of this town, for the patronage he
has hcrctofor ereceiped, and earnestly solicits
"a continuance ofthe same :. He likewise takes
this method to inform them that, on Monday
evening, the, 2sth of September inst. he In
tends opening NIGHT SCHOOL at his
Academy OF Prince street, where will be
taught Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, and
any branch ei the Mathematics. young
gentlemen desirous to become acquainted with
any of the above branches will meet with due
attentonfrom
G. w. Carlin.
September Is,