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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-10-22
JAMES BACON,

"A MES bACON,
1T his GRocHRY STORE, on A1ng-sfrect, las tn
addition to hisior,aer stock, added
Afreh Supply of Genuine Areiclesin
the Grocery Line J; e
Which makes his assortment complete.
lie nosv offers for safe, on his usual losv serws
Muicoyado Sugars, ofvafioGs qua-
tiles, 81
Loaf and Lump ditto,
s Gunpowsler,
81 Imperial, TE.1S,
Hyson, particularly select
Young ,Hyson, ed for
s s5ssssss .a' family :.
Best grcen-Coflce,
Chocolate, of superior quality
Madeira, "A
BuseHes,
Sherry.
Lisbon, " INE5.
1enerine,
Malaga, and
Genuine old Port
Gogsac and Eourdeaslx BRANDY,
Old Iamaca Spirit, for family use,
~, 49, NJ S1-s3 ~ LIN 49,
England Rum,
Holland Gin,
Irish ana country Whisky,
Molasses, Wine, and Cider 'Vinegas,
sStanghton's Bitters, Is
Mace, -latlaegs, cloves, cassla, pinento,
Cayenne and black pepper, race and llsr 'oeyy
ginger, basket salt. for table use, pearl barley,
rice, starch, fg blue soap, mould, dipt and
spermacai candles, refined salt-petrc, hotaRt
indigo, allura, copperas, madden, brirnne sta
spinning cotton. patent SHOT ali sizes, best GU
gish and coursi'Y made gsnpowder, se sg
and smeaking tebRccs, very pest chewing e to-
bacco. ss...s{ssa .;;.;. g: s ~ rs
Hamilton and Leipsr sssru = Iiislntcrs pipes
In boxes. 5. as s.# "a, s. sss. se. ;F, - .;4
London mustard, warranted Of q superior
quality, Diyon,,s best ditto, wrapping paper
{ deiniiohus, sc. &C. With generally every ;ar
{ ticle in his line-the whole nf,vhjch have beeT
SELECTED with care, aid Will be lspaseflfo Of On
the very lowest terms @
Printing in ) its vaFIaHs branches;
I exeesuocl at this nHiCr. sf@ & # 81 Il s3:ss
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-10-22

Malaga
Teneriffe s
Corsica
Old 81. Estophe Medoc larct, in cases ef
one dozen
A few dozen fine cid frontinac
Ditto do. best wine bkters
Jamaica and West lnaia rum
England do.
Cogniac, Bourdcaux and Naples brandy
Holland and country gin is;
$chiedam gin in cases
Irish whlskey, very old
70 barrels Pennsylvania RE whiskey
Cider in barrels
White wine and Cider vinegar
Florence oil in TASKS
2 hogsheaes Havana honey
Is do. choice retailing molasscs
Gunpowder
Imperial
Hyson TEAS
Young i Hysea "a y good suasss.
Souchong
Muscovado sugars, different qualities
Bengal white do.
1sOdl dlfu IulhP sugar D 1i'AhouSAPi-A"f ~
timorc and Alexandria.
Leiper's, Carrots, and HsEniiton's snsa
In bottles and bladders.
s. Aaaeuba and rapee do.
Cloyer-seed, Pens. warrSnted}
Mace; nutlnegs cloves; cassia; pinaeT-
to-. pepper; ginger, race and ground; Cry
enne pepper; refined salt-petrc.
Coffee chocolate; rice pearl barley;
London end Philadelphia naastasd; basket
salt; starch; fig blue; notant indigo; Geor-
gia and Tennessee cotton Ray weel; mad
der; copperax allan !; birthstone; chalk !;
pipes in boxes; wrapping paper and twi!ae |;
traces; bed cords; Leading lines; demij Johns !;
gin cases; patent shot brandywiac gunpow-
der Haiveys gunpovder, Ithe only real Bril-
tish battle powder1 from F to treble sealed ;
chewing tobacco; best Havanns segars. ~
Museatsl and bloom raisins in boxes.
Sun raisins ia casks.
Zante currapts /; prunes soh she.std al
mondss,
A few boxes excellent pickles, cssh one
dozen bottles assorted; .capers, olives and r.
ehovies, for sale by the box. .
| = quantity of clean good allun salt suitable
FOL. the fishery, Ssc. &c
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-10-22

3 g, $3.50, =, r,,r, -.
.s ps14Hs !; -
'1ss- 49,. s
zore ,s's ssgs' - 49,. NJ nss
q 80 50. n, -, ~ S
sa ass< 8 '0s s : - & 90
~ pss 49, IN, ar,
= = IA = sbi, ,r among
,s ,ss : $50 ,'oo, house sarpeater and 81 OK
celIsnt house sefsant--one Harpsichosd, u
tolcra0te gooa .oraer.-- ms properly we Ds
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-10-22

Not two blanks to prize, and the Lowest
prize is twelve dollars. The scheme contains
only II, 500 tickets 10000 Of which arc acc
tually sold to company Of gentlemen, in n.
York, to whom the Managers have obligated
themselves to commence the drawing in the
cityof Baltimore, On 1,aURspdr he slsf
day efDEerMBER nert,ani todraw 600 tick
cts per day.
5. Tickets and Shares are now selling in va
riety of numbers and very rapidly, at IrF
Dollars and HALF each, for a short time
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-10-22

Io{ephs Mandexil
Corner ef Krxc nrtis FA1nF XxsSTsEHrs,
s4EExxNnRL,fs
HAS FOR SALE,
An aloftlnefat of Wine Il
s. QUoRs, 5RocERIEss re.
Consisting Of
MADEIRA
Port
Sherry .xyYNYrc
Lisbon We 4lSEO.
Malaga
Teneriffe s
Corsica
Old ST. Estophe Medoc larct, in cases ct
one dozen
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-10-22

-Rrinting in It's. various branches:
exenAed at this office: q i4sss
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-10-22
G. 81 r. WAITE's

7ruly Fortunate Lo7TERr-O OFFICE, corner q
A1ARKEr and CHARLEs-ST9sEfs
BALTIMORE.
The grandeur ofthe scheme of the above
Lottery, together with an assurance from the.
Managers that it will positively commence
drawinaon the 3lstday of December next,
have been {. sufficient inducement for he-sub-
scribers to come to the city Of Baltimore for
the express purpose of facilitating the sale
Of the tickets.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-01-20
NORFOLK, January u.
FRENCH CoRRE5PoNDENcE.

The article under this head occupies very conf
derahe portion Of our paper Of this day, eonfing of
five letters from dduirsi H,Hiap1,r, viz 10 the
sfer Of marine in Fyasee, three to gsasraf TSyeeT,
the French nsiEiRer at Wilmington, and one TO
snsdore Barney. II cannot be fuppofed that we
fbould offer lpth documents to the public, without
alteration. With refpea to the authenticity Of
thes letters, have doubt; aud our readers may
be snured that we have not eoufented their publ
Cation but under a firm conviction that they are ge
nuine che foundations in fome iniances too IL
teralto be elegant and the proper names in the orr
ginaIs very difficult to make out truth has been
Armed at than elegance. Theie letters derive
their interet iron, the ercsmaanee Of their being
written withot being intended for public inlpeeton,
and Of eourfe the fentimens Of the freely
exPreEe9 1t may probably be remarked that pare
Of thsls letters d. nsers0 the public aud might
therefore have beep omirted, nut for resicns which
think corcphve, fyeh cooFie could not hare
been purified WITHOUT hazardog charge of fcppref-
Gon. In ore inanee only has aoy psvt of the letters
been onlitied and the eaufs Of omien is fully, ard
we ,rut satisfactorily explained=-the remarks which
have offer, will come better after the reader
has peruied the esrrefPondeRee we fhal therefore
inf
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-01-20
No. III.
To General TURREAU,

MY Lcrd, 49,
You have no doubt heard of tho arrival az
iome of my fhp: on the Continent, and ALTO &c
the miicrasle lituation we we're in wheo fr.,s-
rated. The Fondroyant was ina moR diEahlea
Rate, having fufere.' 70 much in tho e,-as
became ungoyernabIe, and for fome days WA
at the mercy of the wind and waves after fuE-
fcring more than | can deferihc, by ,ke a)l.aancc
of God, arrived at this port. After ol,.ais-
ing that rehtment Rand 70 much in seed Of.
aIn determined to crIrize off the Hayaanah, IN
the hopes may ftill falIin With aud oe loi,sed
by Tome of my fcattered fqua,lroo. ( prelseas
oH remaining in this port for fone time, zad
TIL have the Citisfaf ion OF hearing FROM ts,-
Miniiter for conducting the MARINE defar,4ae@s,
hdVIug wrote him every puff for right days
patti have had the honor of having testers
from ms eKceIlcnCy, copies Of which lei.SGs &c
well as othess have forwarded yosi in .auothsF
difpatch, which yon wiz perceive viii be the
trtpiicates OF my dHpatci1cs 10 yon in the Uni.
ted States yoi. Will freytbeir impoRapce>
II two more Of gy dip. ioin fne here, &yrth
Spanifh iliip called the ST. LaaTent, trliA efS~
i fhall have force lbortIy that will dosgbIe ibss
OF the Eugjinr, as I am informed they faSe h4s
two lire Of battle Gnps n and aIlont {1n4es,
With this diyiion am mpreIed With ap IDEA
that J fhall rejoice my government with tie
news OF the tail Of that colong, aqs it wi ~.
ford s'ore qualification than hundryd Of oi.io'.s
from Vera Cruz. Apropos, our emp, Lor s&g
receive one million Of dolsrs f,ntn hs cashc,
lie uajcfy OH the fcore Of an adu0n.en; sYsiL
the SpaniR government at the Ice of Cuba
| The Spanisrds are Tending force to Vera Cruz,
bat that's Of no coniequence. 2bart IL nj Ge,2s
expedifion gaigg somegvbyr E-9m mir yecla&.
this have correct. ! beg you, fir, to he pArtiy
cular in your obferyationsint the Chr{apes& ap8
other parts on. the continent OF the Enitsq
States--,et the co,pmanders of all French khiDs
attached to YOU know thue operations, a;k9
their readiness will be found necc6ary.
sSgned9 p. WiLLAupez,
Havana, s9th October. 1870.
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New. OrIeans; fn,alI mail of which he vcas
The bearer, is only TO be opened at Knoxville,
Nafhville, Fort-Adams, and New Orleans His
credentials require he faalL he fnrniil,ed with
heet horfes 70 as to enable him to travel l2o
miles in invent flour hours. The rider who
brought the mail to this place, was unable thro'
fatigue to go any further. another was pro-
cured who went on in Is minutes. BY this
conveyance letter was received by Governor
Sewer from the War Department, the contents
of which requeited his vigilance in preventing
any expedition that might be fitting out in the
Weltern waters. The Secretary adds, that it
had been repreIented at Pittsburgh, by thofe
fuppofed to be engaged in the enterprise, that
two regiments of TennefIee citizens would join
the expedition at the mouth of Cumberland RI
yer. Ken. CaS.
A report has been in circulation, and has re-
ceived comfortable currency in this place that
Gen. Wikinfon has received orders to proceed
Immediately to Wilmington city. What mo-
tive has dictated this ftcp we are not able to
Gay. ID.
COL Burr arrived in town on Wednefiay laft.
1t is faid he intends proceeding in few days
to Natchez. IL.
Col. Burr arrived on Sunday evening lat, at
Gen. Jackfon's about miles from this town;
and has been in this place feveral times this
week. He appears to be preparing for fome
movement, we know not where. Should he
attempt any hottie movement, we will make it
known. Ten. Cax.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-01-20
NASHVILLE, December 81.

Col. Burr embarked from this place for New
Orleans on Monday laft, with two large FIAT
boats, which did not appear to be loaded.
Impartial RevieSv.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-01-20

TgHSssRE.
KNOXVILLE, January 8.
On Monday lan, an exprefs from the CITY Of
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-01-20

Col. Burr arrived in town on Wednefday laft
1t is faid he intends proceeding in a few days
to Natchez. u.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-06-27

Rejoir,sl unanireaA,. thatthsfc reiolutions be
extended to all Brittle fliips Of war which may
hereafter anchor wit hin our ports, till cou,-
pete fatisfsetion is ~ ad' ~ oor government for
this de,eilabie Outrage the CEciafcase.
Refeis,ed nsan;,sosyl,, that a .ub,cription be
opened and left IN, the poiltiiion Of ths Chair
man. to raiie fiiad to he applied 10 the relief
os the wounded and The families oe the killed
on board The C5sispsake, under the direction of
the Superintendent of the Hoipi.al, the Mayor
ofthe Borough of Norfolk, aud Rit6ard Biosv,
efq. of Portiinorth.
Re/oived nu2a;in,oy1y. that the Committee be
requetted TO correipond with the Inhabitants
OF the principal fea- ports, and endeavor as far
as in their power To obtain their concntto ,i,efe
refoluions, 70 far as efeclually to withhold all
!uPplies to any Bri,ifh armed veiiel on the coat
ofthe'U. S. until ample jultice is obtained by
our Executive.
| RsjoIaed aranimonfy, that the Superintendent
of the Hofpital, in the event of the death of any
of the unfortupate Mariners of the Cbelapeake,
now under ms care, report the fame to the
Committee, who f,alI from the funds fnbfcrib-
ed, defray the eXpence of the funeral, and the
fsid Committee are hereby infruSted to invite
their fellow-citiZens to attend, and to make the
necellary arrangement,
Petals'ed naanimoHr, That the Collector be
requeited 10 furniih one of the Rcvenu ne Cut
tiers o watch over and prevent any communica-
tion with any of his J.. NJ. fhips, and that the
Commandment of the Fort be requened to co.
operate with this meaiure.
Reio 'q'e6 ,nnainaoHES, That copies ofthe pro-
cced'ngs of this erecting be traufriited by the
Chairman to The PRECEDENT Of the u. S. and the
Governor at Virginia, aud that they be publili-
ed in the news papers of this Borough.
Rc(olzed ,aaaRimoyer, That the citizens of
Norfolk, Portimouth, and their vicinties, be
lrequeRrd to wear Grape for ten days, as tef-
timonal of their refpeet for the memory of
thofe perlons on board the Cbslateake, who
have fallen victims to Britiih tyranny and pre-
meditated afIaiiina.on.
Reioi2ed unanimously, that this meeting ap-
proves, and deem the conduct of our fellow-ci-
| tizcns of Hampton in deilroying 200 catks of
water belonging 10 the Britilh frgate Melam.
pu', highly laudahie and Praife- worthy.
| Rejota'e6 nnnimoglr, That
Thomas Mathews, VIM. Newfum,
Thomas Newton, il. Thomas Blanchard,
Luke Wheeler, Daniel Bedinger,
Theo. Armifead, Seth Potter,
Richard Z. Lee, J. w. Murdaugh,
Mofes Myers, Richard Blow, and
VIM. Pennock, Francis s. Tayior.
BE committee to carry the foregoing refolr,-
tions into effect.
RciOfved nna1,imoushr, That this meeting ten
der thanks TO Gen. Ti1o5. Mafbeevs, forhis' a.
bic diicharRe of the duties of the Chair.
(Tefe,)
SAM. MosELEy, See'ry.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-06-27

rents and to the very gates ofe eisys and fenain-
ed on ore until the place iurenderedS from his ad-
vice and knowledge, derised much ufefal Informal
tion.
Capt. withers of thu, royal navy, agent Of sranf-
ports, is ALTO entitled Praiie FOR his activity in land
ing the troops and for the excrtions he aier~ard:
raade FOR fupplyinfesAen with proviiions.
fend you herewith return of the killed, voun-
ded and milling, ,5gether with returns of prisoieT'
made aud of the public flores Of different deiernson:
| found in the fevtfal batteries and magazines.
4 have the honor to- be, Sc.
(SigneO
A. M. FRASER, Maj. Cen.
To the RICH, Honorable D
VIM. Windhan,, Sc. &c. {
p. S. The Apollo, with the nineteen milling tran
f,-,s, came anchor in Abcukir bay, the morn
NY of the 2oth, and Sir J. Duckworth's fquadror
arrived here on the esd.
It is but due to Lieut. Funter, and fnall detach-
mene Of the Goth light dragons, who were landed
without their horfes arms, TO mention the zeal
and fpi, with which they volunteered their f.rvices
aud carried the feang ladders, on the night Of the
18Th
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-06-27
xm.riean C.nkMate and agency,

TmsTitan CssEEaff and agency,
London, Hpsij rs.
cali merchants and others intcreitrd in the
commerce of the Y. S. of America, will take
notice of the foregoing communications, aud
govern themfclves accordingly.
aW. LYMAN"
APRIL so, (ETENINo.)
Price Of oekS iris day at one o'clock.
Coniols for money, IS is i-4-May, 6S l-2
ss-Omnium, T-2pr.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-06-27

Rsjltai0n5 relating TO tie ngg,nGions Of G. 3.
or the commercial and maritime rights Of TIE
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-12-31
mo. 70.

TOUR gun frigate in this country fei, little short
OF o25O,O0O, that of 81 gun-boats at s 6 2co
each, amounted to g 372, 500. The frirate
eou!d not act against an enemy without wind
Out The Sun-boats, by the use of tIei, oors
might, in calm weather, when a hostile feet
coA'd not form in order of battle, nov up ~,
near as they desired and give them point
o'alk snot' calculating every cher shot on
~ 10 .ake effect, and two shot to he fired eve
~ minute snip would receive co of our Sc
pound balls IN An hour, which, in his on;nicn
would pretty well d hcrbusiness. particular
~ II any OF them were red lot. But it nii,-le
be asked, what is the hostile ship to do In ali
inst time Mr.. 5. said she might bring s,,ch
suns to bear upon the boats as her situation
would permit, and HIGH, in order to reaci,
her must be So pounders, a wsigit thar M az
gun irigate carried, unless q few on her Guar.
,er deck; and viii lying insensible To- her.
ilelHi, soe would have to take aim at a little
boat, with It's bow towaris her, a mere wedr.
not four feet above water. IN such stn.,;eS,r
one or two boats CT each side of her would. he
though, be an oyermatch for any fIipate IS
theE were not. they could still retreat To a
llace OF safety Our channels were SO MR.
row that II whole feet were to attempt ia
enter cur waters, bat Que or two ships could
pass arrest, par,icu arly ifthe wind were A.
head and each sup OF that feet would have
to exnose it:ef IN rotation to the point blank
sho' OF oAlagun-hoats and batteries. If they
ESCAPED Doth then / confess (said he) We
nave No way of G Iectualiy defending our
selves b. water, and leave the eremy to be
received on shore "a the point Of the bayonet
DH our bra militia, who thrust their old nag
ters viii md somewhat improved in thejrfa
IorIte art, since the few lessons they gave
them last war.
(Dcbate TO be Continued J
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-12-31

a BSCONDED from the subscriber on the
L y night Of the 18th current, a Negro MAN
named Aycbie, about IS years Of sge; he has
been branded on both checks sorno years ago by
his former master, which makes them blAcker
than the rest Of his skin, and perhaps may have the
marx ofthe whip on his back he is about feet
8 or Q inches high, somewhat bow legged and
stoops a little as lie walks he has a variety OF
cloths amongst which are long black coat, a
sailors dress Of dark blue cloth and an old dlsb
short jacket he generally has his hair plested in
various parts ofbs head he is well known about
Rockets, having sailed from thence several years
in tho sloop Planter, belongingto me. WIZ give
ten dollars reward 70 any person experimenting and
lodging him in jail that get him again, and
all mssters Of vessels and others are fol ewarned
carrying him out ofthe country or employing him,
for II they do helaw will be enforced against them
DAVID ANDERSON
Petersburg, Dec. %. G4t]
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Dec. %.

TOR SALE.--A Tract ID LAND, lying On
A Mattopony river in the county of King Will
am, about two miles above Fraser's Ferry, be-
longing 10 the estate Of William Brooke, decd.
This LandFies remarkably well, and contains 700
acres of high land and upwards of one hundred
acres of wild oat marsh, which afford delight.
full range for stock. The sale will take place on
the An day Of January next, on the premises, on
the following terms, to wit One fourth of the
purchase money to he paid on the LIST of Februs-
nv next, the balance in two annual instruments,
with interest from the date if not purctuaily paid
A more particular description of this Land is
thought unnecessary, as those who inclined
70 purchase VIII doubtless view it. The Land
viii be shcwn to any person disposed to purchase,
By Mr.. VIM. Alvey d;oining the premises.
RICHARD BROOKE, Exesutoy.
Dec %. Ltds.J
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WILL, BE SOLD, public auction, on the
w 18th day Of January next, at the door Of
the Eage-TayeTn, nnety-two thousand, seven
hundred md thirty acres Ofwcstern LANDS, ly-
ing in the counties OF Montgomery, Harrison and
Kenav7ba. a credit Of one, two, ugee and foul
years will be allowed, IL Unsatisfactory security shall
be given. SAMUEL GREENHOW.
Rishmond, Oct.7. (O&wtds)
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4 CARD---A M. More, VINO left the
"a Washington Tavern on the 10Th instant, and
zoos fvm thence (supposcd through mistake) Z,
pair OF. SADDLE BAGS resembling, eviernailT
jas own, WI please return them, with their coz
tei,S = soon As possible, and receive his.
Dee - (3t)
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Earren, Nap. 6, 1907.

EarYen, Nov. g, 1SO7.
DEAR SiR--It gives me great pleasure to heal.
that you intend to establish yourself At the Green
Springs. The situauon IS admirable one for a
large school, il has every thing to recommend it.
From three years intimate acquaintance with you,
have the utmost confidence you will give en-
tire satisfaction TO all who may commit their chill
dren to your cafe. For your diligence and anna
bic qualities, and for my opinion OF your capacity
and skill, let the regret feel al my being de-
privcd of your instruction vouch. Accept my
most sincere wishes for your success, and assur-
ances that believe your expectations viii be full
iy answered.
i am Dear Sir;
With esteem and regard,
Your humble servant,
w {. NICHOLAS.
Dec. Is. [ep 7rl
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ETOR SALE, l2l 900 acres of LAND in Ken
/ awha county, in the forks of Great Sandy
river;
$4,000 do. in Tazewen county, on the waters
of Clinch river:
10000 do. in the county Of Wytne, or Reed
and Peak creeks
1000 do. III Randolph county, or, the waters
ef Cheat river:
Aso, $1,000 acres Of Virginia Land Warrants
Tie above will bc sold very low, and great &C
romnodation given in the payments
To RENT, Brick House, on Shockoe. Hill,
in good rejghboriood, and possessing every
accommod.son for u family
THOS NORVELL.
Dec. 10 f.
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nNEHtHDaLD DDLLaR3 ltEW4ND-.
~ Rama way about the LIST instant from the SER
vice Of Mr.. William Rswlcigh TO whom he was
hired) black Eaen named JACKSON, house
carpenter ~ profession, of din consu1nptiye SD
Pems;'cc, about forty wears Of ssc, FIVE feet eight
or nine inches high From circumstances sttend-
ing his eopcment, It's believed ne intends maj, =
ing hls way to one of the eastern states and has
been provided with false Papers Vi freedom If
..ecl within the state and delivered me here or
secured tlat l get him, will give fifty dollars,
or .1en out Of The stsjc, one hundred dollars.
ROBERT GAMBLE, Iun
Richmond, Dec D. 1eptf1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-12-31

K IKBY, Dl.A4,E l. TAYLOR-lisve Just
IA received by the late arrivals Fl ON London 9.
Liverpool, in addition TO their Fail Assortment,
/ bale London superfnr Cloths and Cassimeres,
90 do KcndJ Cottons, 3 do. Carpets and Car
peting, . boxes III Irish Linen, do. Diapers,
Lawns aud Snacuncs.
All Of which viii be sold low for cash or on a
short credit Dec. IS. rcpH1