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Stationary Articles.

Guiils, wsfcrs, sealing wsx. states and slate
pencils, lead pencils, black sud rcd--ren-
krives assorted, glass inks ard aands with
plated tops, suitsbl. for rortable writing desks,
fountain 'inkaands, playing sad blank cards
by the gro,a, dozen or single pack, pants in
boxes, csmels haar pencils, thermometers,
mathematical instruments, scales aud di.i-
.ders, &c. -
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Thc Subscriber has received
he following ARTICLES,

nc 4O!iOW lflS AK ~ L1'''
Which lie offers f,rr Sale very low;
IS hogtheads first quality St. ci0h
Sugar
TO bales Tennessee cotton
6 pipes 4th proof cosniac brandy :,
10 hogsheats vel favored 4th proof q
II. aica rum
SO barrels Nsw-En gland Rum.
IND o.s A.dysD,
Imperial I
Hyson TEho
Hyscn Skin, and portaaShs'
First quality Soucaong
Best gree4a coGee ii bags
Chocolate
Loaf and lump sugar
London particular Madeira
Particular Teneriffe g;
Lisbon, Sherry, and $50 dozen 00'4''
Port, pery old VINES. ;, -
a few cases clarst, superior quality
Ceniac and cid peach brandy
Jamaica and Antigua spirits
Holland gin
EewEngIand is,Yn and whisky
Mace, Ilutsness, cloves and pime'l~: ,~.,
BLACK pepper, aHspioc, s ground sas'
Peas barley, rice, starch, sna l's o,u .,ars
.Dixons PhiladelpIlias * English lnO''
Refined Selt-Fete
Brown and whits soap
NouIe and eipt candles &, poi
Indigo, allan, nadder, eoPPeF.''
birthstone 49,;
English gan powder
OerGijohns c,n
september II ,---g,rsss
e<sss, :, y ,z7-eTy''''s' =. . =
PRMPpe DAIRY BY ~
SAMUEL SNgW1 Z H
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Writing Paper.

Super Tsyai, royal, medium, denny, toEs
post, quarto post plain and hot pressed, feols-
cap 10. !, 3 and 5, of various prices, by the
rea1n, for cash only.
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January 50.
Valuable l'rop4rtytJI 14le.

Pursuant TO 4 decrsr of tie circuit corr: if
tae 6tscrict d <GjuraAis, held at .iicx.a-
dria, s,e tie laa sill Of Pe9;aa.Lg s1rsnG
decessc& ias executors cisc Tor sale,
F'AA5f NoLaable PrQaerfg 1t tee corheFof
a, Ma aad l7aigrsssa1 streets, part CT Hhlsi
is occupied by Cherries Bennett. The lot eS.
tends 40 iset Ga kim and 70 feet en- Fairfax,
erect, is SUBJECT to ragls charge Of 5odollar'
per snss1a
To =. Nc wis are DESTROYS, either OF secur
ras good stanafor business, orycsting tlsF
money La real es0te, this IS most inviting
piece CT property. e small part oftne MONEY
will Be required in band CT In an approved
note at 60 esays-on the balance l.eera! c'v'
"a viii be given. For terms apply to eihsf
ct Gs e2seators or to Benj4:ni ; ircye
William Paton,
Edward StabIer, Ex''x.
Joha Janaey, }
KcvewiseT IS. 2aK
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RETORT YALLdNT.

We copy The following particulars from
The IotslIigencer Of Tuesday. This unex.
pec,ed retaliation gave greas satisfaction
to the ci.izeps of Petersburg, and every
eounteranee was marked on the occasion,
wi'h the strongest demonstration Of Joy;
Cap'ain Briggs, arrived .. Cisy.roins,
has jos, favored Us with the following &C.
count Of the capture and re.eaptofe OF his
vessel, which we hasten TO lay before our
readers. In times like the present, infer.
NATION Of this nstare will afford to every
American some little gralifcstion.
The schr. Euterprize, captain Jsha
Briggs, sailed from Porte Rico, bound for
Baltimore, on tae 7.h of this month, load.
cd with coffee, sugar, hides, &c. On the
9sh, in rhe afternoon, was brought too by
the British frigate Dasaslns, capt. War.
ren, who sent on board his FRS. lieutenant,
TO examine captain BIS papers. Af,er ex.
animation, the lieutenant declaredhe should
send the schooner to Jamaica as lawful
pris. he then took all captain Be papers.
except the register, which he left through
mistake, as also the mate aud ane man
put en- board aprize.master and four men,
With orders to the prize.master to keep ia
company with The frisa.e, but if any acai-
dent should happen, to proceed 10 the
island of Moaa.
The sckooner kept company for two.
days ; and on the third night was retaken
BY captain Briggs, with the assistance Of
TWO men. After securing the prize-master
and men, capt. B. boss sway for Baltimore;
but when off cape Henry, pereeiyiog seye-
raj British men OF war, and app~rshensive
Of being moles.ed, changed his destination,
and arrived at City-Point on Saturday last.
The third day after re.aking the vessel the
British l~ieutenant ((prize mastery was put on
board an American schoon er from Charles.
Ton. bound to Jamaica; the mca would al
SO have been put on board, Blu. the captain
of the schooner refused TO take them. The
four British seamen are now in the Enter.
prize az City.Poiat aud We hope will be
retained until those taken from the Chesa.
peakessrs restored tothe American govern.
menr.
The Daedalus. at the time Of The cap.
ture Of captain Briggs vessel had IN pos.
session the schr. Be.sey, capt. Hughes,
from Philadelphia bound for ST. Jago de
Cubs, with . valuable cargo:
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July s..
D A SHOES.

r HAVE Just received an elegant assert
II nent of Ladies' plain Kid Shoes, of the
most fashionable and pleasing patterns, with
different heels,
Childrens' Red Morocco, to lace,
And a general assortment of Mems Shoes.
n L 0, g
A few dozen Boys BoNAPARTE Cars.
These Caps have many good qualities
They are handsome, durable and light. They
are lined with white leather, and keep the
head cool in the sun. They are pliable and
do not distort it when growing. You may
model the boys heart to your fancy, 6Rt yov
aanst give It's HEAD IT'S Gun nay.
E. GILMAN.
July 6. d3teo4t
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NJ O 4 / C f.

TnE Episcopal Church siingi;ng-sehoal wiz
be opened Oh FRIDAY EVEEING the 10th
instant, at half past S o'clock.
p No spectators will be: aarnitted-
John @. Francis.
.TnIy g. ST.
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Nrw-Yekx, Tuy1 /.
Arrived chip Brilliant, Gibbs. 4s dsya
from Cherbourg. No second tattle, bat the
armies were close together. Captain 6.
aye his la.est papers 70 q British ship.
s Extract from the log book Of the re-
venue cutter Active: Monday. June 2e.h,
1907, cape Henry bearing south, disians
about two leagues, 81 half past four, paf the
pilst "a bozrd Of the plotboat. About
this imc a ship Of the line, then abou. 2
leagues dis.aDs, Aired q gun 10 bliog usse
and 81 the same tine manned one OF her
cutters armed with a swivel, and gave
ehace for three quarters Of an hosr. dur
ing which time they fred three times,4
Finding they-could not come up with us.
gave up the chace, being at that time sboue
one niie and three quarters from us. Al
8 n. M. saw a ship OF SONS other vessel d.
rectly 10 our wake, uutiI half past 10, hav-
ing sltereGher course, as We altered cars,
supposed 10 be cs0izer.''
BAzTIa5aE. s1fuLy4.
Arrived brig Luey.AnD, Mitchell, 24
days from Marscayo. June 90, lat. 20.
long. 7s, spoke schooner Philip, Taber,
from Alexandra for Jamaica, IL days
OF Jacnei was boarded BY French
privateer under English colors, robbed Of
aqusntity Of coffee aad dry goods, all The
cabin stores, scook's utensils, spare rigging
and six fashoa.s pew cable.
-r-
to Palmer's Packet will fad
FOR Norfolk, In 8 few days.
JULY.
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ASSTZE Or BREAD,
N o T C E.

THE gentlemen composing the Tolu7teer
cerfs Of Infantry, wall please meet at MIR.
rMots's tavern, THIS EVENING, at seven
O'Clock.
.Medassday, July 8.
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July g..
Notice is hereby given,

TNHAT the Cohartaerskh Of BON7Z e
II PlPERis this deg DISSOLVED By mntral
consent. Al fersonsh having claims agatust the
said firm sr1N hlease to6ring them, Joyrsara end
ell hersons indebted are requested 10 make fag-
mani to jacob Bontz svha is autha1zaed 70. slcse
and settle The business:
Jacob Roatz-
Jas. Piper.
Jxiys. dss*
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Notice IS hereby given
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
BANK OF ALEXANDRIA.
TVHAT.a Dividend of Three and a Half
per Cent. on the Capitol Stock of said
Bank, for the half year, ending this day, is
on THURSDAY next the 9th instant.
BY order of the President and Directors,
Gurden Chaplin,
CASHIER.
Bank of Alexandria,
July g.. M 7taw4w
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are likewise those who knoN best how "a
s mourn the man. such as he could be, gem
tie and generous as we'll as lofty and prc-eni-
snent and, while his sainted spirit was yet on
earth, they could have. vouohed as familiar
witnesses, and might have said Of him
6 He j. gracious, If he re a6ssrUed
@He hath a feavJor hity, and q hand
"ofena as dayJf0r melting charity.
Arrayed before us, as part of this day exki-
bition, we survey the tender and promising
blossoms of his bounty, sheltered from the:
nipping frosts Of indulgence, and snatched like
wild flowers from the open waste; nurtured
and imbued by the hand of care from a fund
which is perennial, benign, well placed and.
we'll designed. While it is our distinction to-
join in replenishing this stream of his bene-
violence, may it also be our endeayor to breathe
the freshness Of all his virtues. May their
lustre never be furnished by the blasting mill
dews Of maiignity, nor wither in the rust Of
our forgetfulness. Let rs treasure up the ac-
cents Of his farewell legacy, and e~nshrinethat
manual he has left as an oracle of COUNSEL
Let us cleave to the principles he has sancti
fed, eadso excmplify our creed that we May
be entitled to wear the badge d Washington,
and as followers Of his standard, may Vie to-
gether in harmonious concert:
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a gentleman passed through town last e.
evening having in his possession a handbill
printed at Norfolk, containing aacorrespond-
ence between the British Commander and the
Mayor Of Norfolk, in which the naughty Bri-
ton demands the restoration of uninterrupted
intercourse between the British Consul and
the ships and between the town, &c. and
ships, threatening in case Of refusal TO bonn
bard the place and consider himself justified
in capturing all vessels bound in. or out. The
answer was such as might be expected from
a Citizen of Norfolk, a firm and unqualified
refusal. The probability is war has COM
menced ere this.
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The u. S. schooner Revenge, now =,
Baltimore, is under orders TO be in reads
~nesste proceed TO sea. She is to convey
to our minister at London. dispatches in.
ssrucsing him to demand Ct the British GO.
yernment the explanations and satisfaction
which the late outrage on the frigate Che.
sapeske necessarily requires. Consistently
with the usage of civilized nations, the &C.
of It's petty ofkcers cannot be considered an
the act of the British government until al
opportunity be afforded them of avowiHg
or disayowing il. EAmerlcdn.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-02-03
January Is.
TO RENT.
For three or fp- Ye.,

Far three or fVe rezr,.
/ HAT valuable LANYARD, OF the E.,e Mr.,
= Jacob Boekius, and now occupied by the fuh.
lcr'ber ituated or the MainStrset of this city, be,
tween the capitol and balm of .he canals ito conyen.
ences are hyperion TO any other in this place.
a large Currying. shep, Cellar ard drying loft,
ipacious BarI-Houie. two Bark-NIills and Houfes.
Beam Hope & every other requGte for ihe,tanpng Of
from ? 10 5000 hides year, executive Of Nzns.
Aho, on the fame Tenement, convenient Dwell.
Ing Houie, Kitchen, Smoke Houfe, Stable and Gar.
den. The renter may be accommodated with about
one hundred cords ofeKcellont spanif and Blackjack
Bark now in the Barls-houfe, at fair price, Prone
ias tor the above will be received in all this and nex,
month and ifnot dilPoied of, within this time, i.
VIII be offered at public auction on the premilss tho
18th of March next.
Bond with approved iecurity will be required and
Poeilon given on the fri of april next, of the bsrt-
houle, bark mills, beam houle, lines, pools, ba.ss
handlers and part ofthe And the dwelling
and reiidue of the tenement on tie fri of Nav
next.
The reafon aligned for Offering the foregoing pyou
Perty for rent is the i'll fate of health Of the fubltf
Der, to pay that attention the bufnefs requires.
MARCUS ELCAN.
Jan. 10, raw ism.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-02-03

e ME frf number of thi, Magazine contains
= MEMOIRS of the late GEORGE WYTHE,
Eiiure, votb e~eslsrt ijensi, engraved by OF
the bes ariiIts in Anerica-Eays and Poetry Origi-
nal and Selected. The Biography of our deeeaied
couptryn'en who were eminent FOR talents, patriotm
and the focal virtues, will be fvorte fube in this
work and the fri number of each volume will be
embeiIiihed with an engraved lkeneis of fome dln-
guiihed American. Twenty-Five Numbers will form
Volume; and with the lait number Of each Volume
general title page, index and the names Of fubfcri
bers, will be furnhed.
Communications from Literary Characters in every
part of the Rate, will be received with gratitude
Gentlemen of talents heuld recollea that by conn.,
municating their ucubraons to the prefs, the Rate
of literature in this couHry may be greatly improved
and fociety much benefited; The publication of the
Edinburg " Mi,ror" Is laid to have produced very
perceptbe change in favor of Scotih literature, and
to have had no uncomfortable influence in polithine
the manners of the Scots: May not fmlar efeta,
be expected from thefame caufe Virginia has beer
ftyled the H!5ens Of 1fne,iea;" lie, her fons be
careful that he continue to ssert, well preerv,
that proud title.
January 81. If.
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FOR SALE.

a VALUABLE Lot of GROUND in Buekine.
L ham county, containing fxty two acres lying
on James River and adjoining the town of Dugids-
VILE The Land rich and has Of the moi vaua-
able Mill iites on of any in the upper country AL
70 new and excellent manufa taurng Mill in the
county Of Campbell about fix miles below Lynchbure
and in good condition for manufacturing -four, &c
This property rendered more valuable inaimuch as
is iituated in the heart of very rich country &
thole who with to turn their attention to the manu-.
featuring flour, &C. it is Object worthy their conf
deration For further particulars reference may be
made to Col VIM Lewis of Campbell (whe will
thew & negotiate for the above Property the fub-
fcriber
JAS. c. ANTHONY.
January 8. taw2w & oawsw.
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LANES STRATTFN.

Taylor and Habit A1aEsr, from PHILADELPHIA,
REGS leave to inform the gentlemen and ladies of
~ Richmond and the country, that he intends car
ryng the above pufnei in all ts various branches;
being well acquainted with the newell falhons, he
hopes from pun6iuality and a'iduity bufneis, to
deferve little of their patronage, nothing fhall be
wanting his part render fatisfaaon to eulon,-
ers; and for neat Workmanship, he pledges hmfelf
to have it done in the neatel manner.
JAMES STRATTEN,
N. B. His refidence is on the Main. Street Rich
mond, next door to David Logans.
O9. II. 2awtf.
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TOHN dLCOCK,

INFORMS tie Citizen, Of Richmond, and tie enbiie
ingenerai, that be bas nrOVed TO sbe City eReJuOud,
1Ubers be baJ opened complete asrtert Of treLan-
die, next dosr TO A1cGIs. Prsgfr and MOneu,es
YendHe Store, and op}ofte To. Eagle; e0nERing
Partly oftbe /oLiczving articles
4 ONDoN Spring, PANEL and hand Saws, CAT
4 teel and German do.
Caileel Files of every defcrip,ion,
Till Locks, brafs and iron,
Wood Screws of every fize,
Sd I'D. & Cd. wrought Sprigs,
lod. * God. wrought Nails,
Cd & Sd. fine drawn Clouts,
Saddler's Tacks of every fize,
Brafs Nails, Straning & Girt Webb,
Plated Bride Bits afforted,
Do. hirrup Irons do
Brafs mounted Reel blade Squares,
Brafs and Iron chamber door Locks Of every
fze,
Stock Locks of all fizes,
Looking and Ladies drefing GlafIes,
Plated Moulding,
Silver mounted Whips of every Gze,
Carpenters & Joiners Tools of every defcrip-
ton,
IdJo, an a1orfment of DRY GOODS.
Superfne Cloths and Cailimeres,
Bennet's Velvet and Patent Cord,
Manchester Stuffs,
Fashionable Silk Hofe,
Rofe and Duffell Blankets,
Coarfe Linens and number of other art-
rles too tedious to nfer all of which will behold low.
December Is. IF.
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MARSHAL's SALES.

W'H6e |oI6f bf kigJeP biddtr oy ready Monty Uad,
decree IF tbe court gfbr United SfSfs o, the STD cir
1Dh il" The TigiHia Df,i, 6et7Veen Pbiaea5 Bond at
fotnsy fer TIE creditors Of Bzetii Ed1ua,, pIsjntj9
and D@Oid RoG, and Otbers, de/cndaaf5 -
II NIIREE valuable PLANTATIONS in tho coup
y ties of Pitdylvania and Bedford, upon Stanton
and Pgg fvers, Rated in the deed Of tru in the
csedngs mentioned, to contain three thouiand acres,
more or eis, but iuPPoed be conderably more ex-
tenive, comprehending all the Lands that on the 9Th
day Of June 1895 belonged appertained to the
three plantations known by the name of the Mountain
plantation, mouth of Pgg River planta,ion and the
Frying Pan plantation. Emore particular defcripti-
on Of which will be given the day of Iale. The
fae will take place the EagleTavern in the city of
Richmond, on Tuefday the 9th day Of February
next.
Also at the Oxford Iron Works in the county of
Campbell, on Tuefday the third day of March next.
will be fold under the faid decree, upon the fame
terms, number Of very valuable SLAVES.
BENZ. MOsBY, d. NJ. for
JOS SCOTT, H.v.D.
Jan. 8. eptdE
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BY virtue of Deed of Trua executed to me- for the
purpofes therein mentioned, by Gideon Hatcher,
decd, of the county of Goochand, bearing date
the 9TH day of February 1904, will be fold at
public iale for ready money, on Saturday the l4th
day of February next, in the county of Coochland,
at the place generally known by the name of the
Little Stone,
1.-TWO very likely NFGRoE MEN, one by the
Il name of Elijah, the other by the name of DAM
81. VIM. GAIT.
January 81. tdC
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EDUCATION.

JAMES CGlLvlE, will continue during thc enfu-
y ing year, in the village of Milton, Abemarle,
proeeute with his pupils the coure of Education they
have commenced, and is deirous receive IF.
teen more, provided they be aGociated with the
eaes, Of which, this time his iohool competed
The fenior clafs engaged in the Rudy of Geome.
try, Natural Philofophy, Hinory and Metaphysics:
The fecond clafs will devote their attention to the
Latin and French Languages, Fuclid's Elements,
and the phiofophyof Rhetoric: The junior elais
will continue ftudy the Latin Language, Geogra-
ply, Arithmetic and Englih Grammar. Exereifes in
Criticiim, Competition and Eoeu,on conftitute Ellen
tial parts of the courfe of inRruaion he purfues.
His charge for tuition will be fifty dollars per aunun
Every pupil will alto be expected pay dollars
and half to defray the exp.nce Of rent, fuel, &c.
The fehool will be opened OH the 18th day of Jauu-
airy, 1907.
December s.
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4 GREAT Bargain offered in 7s5 sc.e. Of
IN LAND, lying in King * Queen county, one & an
half miles from York River, and bounded by Po-
ropotank Creek, the Lands of captain William Shac-
keford and Zachariah Shackeford. This land is le-
vel, fertile and well timbered. with toerable good
buildings and excellent water-The abundance Of fin
and oyters the very fpot, may alto be mentioned
asagreat inducement to any Perfon wiihing pur-
ehafe. This Land may be had low for cath, or
coed bonds at ihort payment. For further particu-
lars apply to John H. Smith, to the fubfcrber
JOHN TEMPLE.
Wa'kerton, September 90. IF.
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FOR SALE.

a TENEMENT, being part of Lot No. log adj
n joining Mrs. Sarah Letters at Rockets; lately
occupied by captain Benjamin Colver; whereon is a
oommodious Dwelling Houfe, in good repair For
terms, apply to Mr.. Richard Young, nearhe premies
to the lubIcriber at Baltimore.
STEPHEN COLVER.
January 20. zaw st.s.
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John ALCOCK.

JOfIN ALCOCh,
INFORMS his friends and the public, that he nill
l. carries on his CABINET MANDATORY
IN all its branches. He has removed his Ware Room
IN the front houie of William Arts, Efg. and ad-
joining the Fire niuranee Office, where he has large
quantity of ready made work on hand, which ne will
fell low. He fatters hiclf that if any perons are in
want OF any thing in the Cabinet line, they may be
fupplied. l am determined to have good warranted
work done on the loweft terms. Amy orders left at
my Ware-Room with Mr.. John Gray, my foreman,
or at my fore, ihall be puEaually attended to, and
great care taken in delivering the furniture.
December Is. If.
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January6.

a SStZE of BREAD for the city of Richmond
from the 9th init. until further orders (Super-
fine Flour being Dollars and "a Cents per Barrel,
viz.
A Jingle loaf made Of Superfne
Flour to weigh 2so for IL
Ditto OF Common Flour az Ais
Double the above W.T.. refpe aively
EDW. CARRINGTON, Maysr.
January 6. If.
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DROWN SUGAR of
- hyperion quality,
Ditto ditto fecond ditto.
Beh Green Coffee,
Sal, in Sacks,
MolaGfs and 'Treacle,
Picked Salmon,
Scotch Barley,
Madeira, Port, Sherry &
Malaga Wine,
Freih MuGeatel Rai(ins &
Currants,
Soft 50 elled Almonds,
Corperas,
Saltpetre,
Engliih F F Gunpowder,
Patert Shot, we'll aHorted,
Hibbert's Brown Stout
and Porter,
BED Spani!h Segars,
Caldwell, Fraf'ire e. Co.'S
| Surerfine Chocolate,
New-York Candles and
Soap,
spermaeesti Candies,
YNr
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MAY be purehafed on long credit, and low
1f1 terms, the TENEMENT on which the Sub
icriber lives, G,ua,ed on Church-hl, With, abou,
one half mile of the Richmond understanding Q
acres of ground, well encofed and highly improved
The buildings conGR ola large and well contributed
Dwelling Hoafe, Laundry, Kitchen, Dairy, Smoke
Houie, two Stores, Brick Office, Coach Houie Barn
and Stable. All thefe buildings are well fnifbed
and in compleat order for the accommodation of a
large and gentselfamily; who may have eafy aecefa
to all the advantages of the city, and live retired
they could with,
JOHN ELLIS.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-02-03
FARMERS HOTEL.

a S. BROCKENBRoUGH, having purchafed
n the houfes of DIR. MConochie in this town,
formerly the property of Meflrs Ritches is deter
mined to convert them into TAVERN for the ac-
commodation Of the public he has provided himfelf
with an excellent cook, and has made arrangements
for eoniiant fuPply of the ben Fin, oyaers, Wild
Fowl &c. in their REFLECTIVE feafons; no exertion on
his part will be wanting to render the time agreeable
to thofe gentlemen or ladies who may think proper to
favor him with their comPany--he expects to mest
with encouragement from the public adequate to hi.
exertions.
Tappahannock, January S.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-02-03
lust RECEIVED,

q FRESH AGor.mens of Caret Wines, Cham
n paigne, Mouleux by the box, Burgundy, Sau-
tern, Vim de Grave, Iafi,te, Mufcat of Fron.ignac
Wine Bi,ters-and alto, fref fupply of Olives, Ca
Pers, Anchovies, Cayenne Pepper, MuRard, Prunes,
RaiGns by the box, Almonds and Filber,s. All kind
of WeR-Tnda Swee;n,eats; all kind of Confeeione-
ry-and different articles of Perfumery-For Sale by
ALEXANDER PLAINVILLE.
Richmond, O9. II. (oawGm