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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-05-12
May 8
Just Received,
md far Sale BY ROBERT GFAY, Eookael-
Ter, King-street,

- f.s
Ter, Mng-street,
The New Weeks Preparation
for a worthy receiving of the Lera's Satler.
Recommended to the deyout In general, and
particularly to the members OF the Protestant
Episcopal Churches OF the United States OF
America. Consisting of meditations ane pray
ers for the morning and evening OF every Cay
in the week, with forms OF examination md
confessio Of sins and con panlon at tt al
tar, directing the commulicsnt in his Leha,i-
or ard devotion at the LORDS table Also, IN
structions how to live well, alter receiving the
holy sacrament. To which is added, morn
ing and evening prayer for the closet or taml-
ly.
The. Ready Reckoner, and BRIDESMAIDS
InfallibIe Guide, in dollars and cents, with
variety of useful tables.
Murray's Grammar abridged; designed tor
the younger classes of learners.
R. Gray expects to receive, IN few days,
Memoirs OF Marmontel. 80
April 90.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-05-12
FROM ATKINS ATHENEUM.
Ngr. Mhon,s Patent Method of rendering
(aryi1res ,uore safe.

Avr. MiAon's Patent Edethod Of rendering
Carriages more safe.
Mr.. Miltoo's carriage has a box attached
beneath it to hold The luggage, which de
sceads to within ioo. of the ground, and
is Of he irngth and bseadsh Of the carrlage:
az The lower corners oil this box small wheels
are hxed, so that they nay be suspended
few inches from the ground by which
means, If one Of the large wheels come
oil, he saali one mex, i! supplies its place,
without causing any jolt that signihes IN
,hls small descent, and thss prevents the
carriage from overseeing. ] his dagger is
likewise demolished from the position men.
tened of the usgage, which keeps the
centre Of gravity OF the whole as low as
possible.
: a carriage of this sort, with six inside
and ten outside passengers, carry ing three
tons, was tried over arouea road, BY let
ling of one of the large wheels, when the
pondlng reserved wheel instantly
came ia,o play 10 the most complete man.
nsr aud the carriage remained on lis
wheels when drawn over uneven banks,
where any common coach rnuss have over.
set.
The only objection TO this construction
for stage coaches, is the greater difficulty
of moving the luggage which il would &C.
casion this, in reality. is OF no consider
alton, compared with the sate.yof passen-
gers but unfortunately IN those vehicles,
The nro6t of the propristors aud drivers is
alone considered.
Cleaning Feathers from Animal OIL
The feathers are TO be pu, In large .Ab,
and covered with lime water about three
INCHES: when we'll immersed ADD stirred
therein, after lying lcur days. they should
be taken out, drained IN sleves, washed
well in clean water, and then dried 10 pets
IN a;rv rooms: the whole process will be
completed in three weeks, when the tea.
,hers will only require beating for use.
Mrs. lane Richardson received ~ sa'neas.
nre MUM from the society tor arts, &c. tor
communicating the above method.
Stand for shoemaker's 7v0rk,
= MY. Thomas Barker has conlriyed a
benci, at which shoemakers can WORK 10
standing posture it consists Of Perforat-
ed board, whose edge is surrounded with a
cushion covered with.leather, and support.
ed by four legs it thus somewhat ressn.
bles bason stand. II is four ieet n'eh'
and the perfora.ion is about five inches ~.
diameter the shoe ADD lsst is LAID across
the above annnlay cushion, and ls retained
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-05-12
[Charleston Tim ss.l

French Feet.-Cap,ain Colby who arriy.
ed at Newburypors yesterday se'night,
from Alican,, informs, that on the l4lh Of
March in lat. 81, 4, long. 81, ii, he was
brought 20 by and boarded from. French
feet of eigh, sail cf,hs line. Two days
afterwards, in long. 20, fell in with a Bril-
fish aeet Of 100 sail Of merchantmen,
steering West South Wr,s.- The same
day was boarded bya French sIooP Of
war.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-05-12
.alerannrta Dajlp anberttser.
TUESDAY, MAY 70.

Just as we were putting our paper to
press, captain Smith arrived from .Retter.
dan, whence he sailed March 80, bgi un.
fortunately brought no papers. HeImen-
tons as the repor. OF the day chat Bona.
parte was retreating.
Charleston Tniss.l /,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-05-12
e. a Ball.

Mr.. Generes has the honor to IN
form the Ladies and Gentlemen OF
Alexandra, that at the particular re-
quest Of number Of Ladies, lie will
have another Ballo Wednesday next
18th inst. which will be opened with a
Ballet his ~
Mayl2 DIT
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-05-12
u o s. r.

Lass evening, near or in the Leessburg 70 d,
within two miles of lAlexahdria, solaA Red
Morocco P.ocket-Bo0k, containing suneiry vaiu-
able Papers and sundry Bank Notes. he
finder viii be literally rewarded by leayinsthe
same with the Pltser, or
LEXIS Deblois.
MAY IL. St
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-05-12

for his royal displeasure. God preserve,
you many years.
3 AranJuex, me 10th Of Feb. 1907.
Inc FRINGE,
s@ General in chief & admiral 10 chief.
Circular to the chiefs Of provinces,
departments and fleets In Spain
: aid IN the indies.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-05-12

-'aaslation from the Court Gazette Of Ne.
~, ara, Under date Of March IS, 1907,
;. Wednesday Of this week was a gala cay
s0utt, at the royal residence of Aran.
re- 10 compliment of the iufan.e Don
,a ,sue,s dc Paula Antonio Maria, third
., = Of Ii. king.
hal ne emperor of the French AID king Of
70 Desires to manifest 10 the king, our
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-04-02
Courts" can only be demonstrated BY


making bare I'll strong arm OF power,
and arbitrarily suspen&ing OF disregard
ing the law. Against this doctrine I
beg leave to protest. There may be OK
agencies, when it would be ProPr fox
the ExeCugiv> to balance between cXre-
dience and law. Occasions may occur,
when it would be proper for TIE Lc8is-
lature to determine between public Sc
curity and individual rights. But the
Courts should never, on any prcioXt, be
permitted to consider any thing hut III
law before them. TiatjHtitia rat cse-
A!n. Let justice be done, at every ha-
hazard, is the proper motto OLA Court
Of Law. Whenever Judges are allowed
20 depart from this rule OF conduct, and
govern themselves by principles OF OK
Pcdiencc Or policy, all security ior life,
liberty and property, must soon be lost.
CAMILLUS.
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-04-02
L Z I T T. Z

From the Secretary Of the Treasury,
trans hitting q statement Of the goods,
wares and merchandise, exported
from the United States during one
year, prior to the first day Of October,
1906.
TreaslTg Department, FEB. %, 8O7.
SIR-I have the honour to transmit
herewith, statement of goods, wares,
and merchant X, exported from the u
nitcd States Mring one year prior to
the first day of October, 1906, and a
mounting to 1O1, 536,963 dollars. The
goods, wares and merchandise Of do
mestic growth, or manufacture. Included
IN this statement, are estimated at
1,253,727
And those Of foreign growth,
or manufacture, at GO,283,236
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-04-02
{ 36 }
s 2,383,9fO
mounting to

mounting to 2,39o,9lO
Cd. Articles liable to duty, and
which were, or rc-cx,.orta-
tiontharcoi, en;ided TO draw
back, 49,334,730
Sd. Articles liable to duty,
but which were not, on r.
cHror,a;ion thereof, emitted
10 drawback, 1864 ,597
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-04-02
1O1.556.O63

IOl 800 ,JO3
The exports from Savannah, which
may be estimated at 2,25O,OO0 dollars,
and consist almost altogether of domes-
tic produce, not being included in this
statement, the total amount Of exports
tor that year may be estimated at near
1O4 millions Of dollars, Of which about
forty-three millions and an half consist
ed or articles Of domestic growth or ma
nufacture.
Lhe foreign goods may be divided IN
1st. Articles, on the importa-
ton of which no duty had
been collected, they being
free of duty by the laws Of
the United States, and a.
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-04-02

Letter Jf1m tfe Secretary of the Iredsu-
ty, respecting the Public Debt.
Treasury DEPARTMENT, FEB. %, 1907.
SIR have the honour to transmit
a statement of the public debt, on the
first days Of January 1901, 1902, 1908,
1904, 1905, 1906, and 1907, respective
ly, together with sundry explanatory
statements and notes, prepared in pur-
suance Of resolution Of the house of
representatives of the eighth Of January
last.
1t has not been practicable to COM
Plete before the adjournment Of Con-
gress, similar statements for the preccd-
ing years, but they will be prepared du
ring the recess. Quarterly statements
would have been attended with still more
considerable labour, in investigation, as
the accounts for several parts Of the pub
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-04-02
52,727,756 20
leaves q sum Of

leaves sum Of 52,727,756 20
to which adding the debt
contracted by the purchase
OF Louisiana, 100000
leaves the amount of debt
on the first OF Jan. 1907,
as above stated, 67,727,756 rs
The debt has, therefore, during those
SIX years, and notwithstanding the add
ton made by the purchase of Louisiana.
been diminished more than ,1426O,OOO
dollars.
Although the amount stated for the
first January ! 8o7, is neccssarilyon esti-
mate, and not from accounts actually
settled At the treasury, it is believed
not to differ materially from the pre-.
Csc amount.
have the honour to be,
With great respect,
Sir,
Your obedient servant,
ALBERT GALLATIN.
The Hon. tn Speaker of I'll :
House of Representatives.
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Letter .fr9m tfc Secretary 2fhe Trcasu-
'Y, respecting the Public Debt.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-05-22
RICHMOND, FRIDAY
V oLUME 4. |

INCHNA CERY
II King Yiuiao, County Court, March 24t5, 1907.
Edward Walton, COmph.
againh
Thomas Reeves, Gan abfent debtor) & John
Temple, Deff'.
His day, came the Complainant by his Council
L and the def. Thomas Reeves, not having en-.
tered his appearance, and given fecurity according
TO the act of A1embly, and the rules of this court
and itaPpearng to the fatisfaon of the COURT thar
he is net an nhabant of this country on the mott
on OF the Complainant II is ordered that the aid
Delft Thomas Reeves, do appear here, on the fourth
day of the May term next, and anfwer the bill OF
the Complainant, and that copy of this order be
forthwith inherited in fome newspaper, printed in the
city OF Richmond, for months fuccenively and
another copy ported at the front door of the court
houte, of this county. And it is further ordered
that the Deft. John Temple do not pay, convey a
way or leerete any debts by him owing to the other
Deit Thomas Reeves until the further order or de-.
of this court.
Copy. Tea,
ROBERT POLLARD, c. C.
March ~. ep,m.
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NOTICE.

In Puraasee efa Deed Of 7rae. BEARING date tie l45
day Of AEggf, lso6-6e:1ueen Aad,ezr Lezri,, Of
TIE count, Of Montgomery. Of tie FRI part. Jane,
8~ea~, Of tie City Of Risbmond Merchant of the
je0nd tHrf and n,yLf eff6e third Part, Lfsty day,
6aving expired from t6e 5tb dey Of february 1907
IaH expse, easf to be sspeftd TO (aie, for ready
NANCY, at PUsLic dvc1IoS, at tie Eagle Tavern
IN tie city Of Rie6nsnd -
NNE TRACT of LAND, in the county of Ken
~ awha, called Lcwis's Salt Rock, now under
eafe to Abraham Trigg, aud the patented land in
Guiding the fame, under the name of the SsiTaras
Bottom; and alto two TRACTS of LAND, in
she county Of Botetourt, 2ask-ereek, which emp
ties tief into Roaucke river, containing about five
hundred acres, and purchafed by the faid Andrew
Lewis, one from John Frsnus, and the other from
Abraham Pickelimore; of which, is a va
liable Grin Mill and alto one half of the Copper
mine Tra9 Of Land, in the county of Montgomery,
on the wei fork of the Little river, known by the
name Of Shelons Cuppermine; and alto, one Traa
OF Land, in the county OF Albermarie, containing
about ono hundred and thrty-fve acres, formerly
the property of David Wade (; for the purpole of
rafting iu.' of money, fufEcisnt to dfcharge and
pay to the fiid James Bream, the fun of /cr, ouanS
and nine doars and ninety three CENTS with inter
eft from the faid 5,h day of February, 1907 and
all COTS and expenes attending the aid fale. Deeds
will be made to the purchaiers in conformity with
the fad deed of trua. The fale will take place on
the 25,h day Of May, 1907.
FRANCIS TOILET.
HbrH o. sw
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JOHN LIE TELLER,
ID E " list,
Ar THEEACLE TAvEpN.

ne EACLE TAVERN:
G sFFEKs his iervices to the inhabitants or Rich.
~ Tond in the various branches of bis profe fiop.
G. In reftoring the TEETH to their natura! elegance
without iiJaring their enan,cl By cleaniing them
rom that corrective fubfance called Tartar, which
aoh'res to them, it being OF yellow or black APP
pearinee, producing scurvy. eaufng an ofIenfve
Breath decaying of the teeth, or waiting of the
Gums and honey proceis of the Jaw It'll they drop
Perfons unto whom nature has denied the fa,i,fac-
ton OF laiting natural Teeth, may have their lof,
iupPlied by artificial ones, fst with fuch nc.tv and
beauty that they cannot be diRingui.ed from natur
al and oil materials thar will not change to an I'M
natural colour Hollow ones he plugs, 70 as to pre-.
vent them from being painful, or further decayinv
Tor many years, and reinGates thofe with the Gums
that are much deprecated by careeses or eorrodin
medicines Likewfe extraa iueh as are too far gone
to lave in which operation he makes ue of bis Pafest
fe,Sf"@ieDlar E*f,a$1i7g Aj7yumeu,s which take the
teeth out without any poiibi;ty of fra9irng the Jaw
or bruiIng the gums, and with mu-h lefs pain than
the inifruments that in general uitd by Surgeons
and Dentiits.
~ He Ia, DENTRIFICE of a ve,y Gse,io- qua-
my, 7'Sie@ 6eb'! LATELY pr1aared and fo, Jai.
Ihoie who win to be waited on at ,ther re6dence
by directing line or fervant to Mr. LIE elIier
be attended to.
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IN CHdNCER1T.
april "a.

II King HiHirsr County Court, AayeL 25tJ, 1907.
iirael and John P. Pleaiants, Complts.
agawf
Edward Hill, Philip Lipfcomb and7 D.c..
An,broie Liplcomb, Lei U.s.
~ MIS- day came the Complainant, by their coun-
Il iel, and the defendant An,brofe Lpfcomb, no,
having entered his appearance, and given fecurity
-aeeordng the a6 of aembly, and the rules of this
court and it appearing the fatsadion of the court
that he is inhabitant Of this commonwealth
On the motion of the compsinans, it is ordered tia,
the faid defendant Ambroie Lipfcomb do appear heis
the fourth Monday in June next, and anf~er the
Dill OK the comPainants, and that copy OF this order
be forthwith inherited in f0me news paper, printed in
the c:y of Richmond, for two months iucceiively
and another copy'pofed at the front door of the
Court houfe of this county.
Copy. TeRe,
ROBERT POLLARD, &C
April "a. law2m.
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CHINA g GLASS.


The 6ri6rr has JIM ,eeeivcd from Mt.S-Ysrk, hand
/Swe e5ortme4. Of
CHINA IND ISS;
THE FORMER CONSISTING OF ComPLEAT 6
BROKEN SETS
AIMING China, and China Glazed Ware, a.
= = monga which few handfome fets Nam
kin, eompeat and broken fets Tea China, Bowls al
iorted, and Chimney ornaments.
TIE LATTER CONSISTS CHIEFLY OF
Gals Luiteis, Cut, moulded ard plain Bowls, ditto
Pitchers. Small Lemonade Cams, cut and plain
Decaners, Water Bottles Savers, Goblets Tumblers
Wine Jelly Gaiies, SweeJmeas and Salts of different
qualities.
He has on hand general aGortmpnt of the beh
G. K O c E X l. S,
which he will fell low at whoefale or retail-and
continues to keePa conitant fupply of Philadelphia
Porter, Ale and Beer.
DANIEL TRIPLETT.
May $. CIV.
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March 81.
IN CHANCERY.


In King William Comfy Court, March 25tb, 1907.
John Smith Compt.
aganl,
Ambrofe Lipfcomb, Edward Hill and PHI
lip Lipfcomb, Diff.
THIS day came the Complainant by his council,
l. and the defendant, Ambrofe Lpfcomb, not ha-
wing entered isaPPearance, and gvenlecurity
ding to the aet OF Aflen,bly and the rules of this
court; and it appearing to the fatsfaetion of the
court, that he is not inhabtant of this common
wealth: On the motion of the complainant, it is or
dered, that the faid defendant, Ambrofe I.picomb,
do appear here, on the fourth Monday in June next
and anfNer the bill of the complainant, and that a CO.
ply Of this order be forthwith inherited in fone pa
per printed in the City of Richmond for two months
fuccevely, and another copy ported the front door
of the court houfe of this county.
A Copy Teife,
ROBERT POLLARD, &C.
april "a. Iaw2m
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FOR SALE,
20 fIhds Northern Rum,
20 Tierces prime Green Coffee,
20 flhds Loaf & Lump Sugar,
5 EIhds Brown ditto,
20 Boxes of Cotton g, Wool Cards,
20 Boxes Chocolate,
10 Kegs Of Railins,
Is Crates New-York Stone Ware.
Bales India Cottuns * Checks,
PIPES Holland Gin,
Pipes Cosniac Brandy,
1000 Pair Mems fine & ooarre Shoes.
500 pr Ladies Morocco Slippers,
500 pr do Leather do.
500 pr Ladies Kid do
so Cafks of Stone Lime,
20 Boxes Brown Soap,
Ton Sweed's Iron,
Cut Nails, Pepper, Paper, &c. Be
Terms liberal.
HENRY HOVEY,
April 20 ep1w'
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april IS.

NOTICE.
a LII perjons having claims agaigR the eJqate
n Of Jobn Pendieton, efq. late Of TIE City OF
Richmond, deed. are requeRed to esbibif tbtm 10
either Of the (x!jeribers as Ibeediiy as peBFbk.
GEO. PICKETT,
ROBERT POLLARD,
CHS. JOHNSTON,
N. SHEPPARD.
AdminyfraforJ.
November IS. IT,
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AaIes at auetinu.

mn Be joH, on FRIDAY the s2Iizf. at tie office Of
the Iukie,iSers, 60 drys e,sdit.
TWO LARGE SMITHS BELLOWS, 8,
Il fundry other articles, belonging the effate Of
James Dunlop, deceafed
Negotiable notes with approved endorfsrs, will be
required.
TAILOR 10 BROWN, ,. M.
May IS. ids.
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IOHN TOMpKfnIs

HIS -cesivsd an e65,t~csf IF GOODS CsrEfiag o.
q 'LANNELS, Costings, Blankets, Rofe and Du..
lie Ora5s, FTize, Xereys, Feanought, Cloths Carr
pets aud Csrpeilng, Bombozeljs, Swauidown, Ps:er.
Cord, Powder ard Shot, Dowlas, Shee,ing, Ker-
feymeres, Caieoes and Mullins, &c. &c. which he
will dpofe Of on very liberal terms, by the piece or
package.
roy.I IA, tf
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TO LET OR LEASE.

a BLAcKsMIrH's sHor, formerly occupied h.,
MIR. James Lynch it is allowed TO be as gsoI
Rand Tor that buiinris any in this cy being in
the centre OF the town. and near the Market Houf4
There are three lorgeS in good order, dweing.houe
and kitchen i'll coed repair The 5ubierber vyoull
rent the fhop alone. None need apply bur ,bor. ts,
can be accommodates the rent hali be rea(ouabIs ara
every encouragement given by,
WILLIAM DAVIDSON.
April 81. ,f
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THE SUBSCRIBER
April 2s

deiirou' TO fell part Of his LOT, on the main
freet nearly oppoiite the Court tioure fay from
twenty-five to for:yfour feet in 'front.' and extending
one hundred and x;y five feet back, is an elegibl
htUaon and worthy the attention Of any perlon who
wiihes to Purehae for the purpoie of building there
ON. The terms will be made known on application
to RICHARD THOMPSON.
April 7.
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LOTS FOR SALE

LOTS FOR SALE.
Z" Ine'1Hy tie 2L day q June nest, at ten oeoek in
,of J0Tf"''"' o." hsf'fmJts, zUNSeod at bHEGe arg
- iHiEEN half acre LOTS, fituate on the north
~ hde OF Bacon Quarter Branch, in or adion,ny
the city OF Richmond denoted and known by the (ur.
vey made BY Richard Young for VIM, puval, by the
Nos. 81, 3i2, 92l, 1872, $40, 500, sIs, 3I4,
2eS, 294, $50, .s7, 266, 2G7, 254 ard 255.
Terms OF payment will be made knswn a, the time
of lae. ''''
ANY Perion inclined to purchafe at private fae Ell
ticuIars by applying to
HEX. QUARTER, or,
JOHN RICHHRD,
Nay 5. ,y
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5aLeg at aucsto;1.

On TaSay Be % TnnFNc,f at o'eoeE in Bf Errgoss
7DU be )oHaf b0Jie ap7ioa, oiBs lat. d7u,Liag.bon<
efLr. J.aae5 Cgryir, deeegicd, aHbi5
HoUsEH0LD u Kitchen FURNITURE. 4
Carriage,a pair OF e1rriags and two riding H1r-
fes, three male and two fen,sle houle feryapts a
shoemaker and man at prelen, bound az an ap-
prentice 70 tho black imi,h's bulipefs A Rock of i
quors, confaing Of half pipe and fome deniiohns of
frlt quality old Madeira and part of pipe old seily
Wine, French Brandy, &C. &c. a hoghead of Mol1f-
es and iundry other articles. Six months credit will
be allowed on all fans above fifty dollars the purcha-
fers giving notes negotiable il the bank Of Virginia,
with approved erdorfers.
Iho'e having claims agan1 the late Dr. Currie, are
deiIred to bring them in properly authenticated and
hiS debtors rcqrcAed 20 make immediate pavneo,.
RobEhT GORDON y Z <l-;..a......
JAMES CURNE, N@"''J''9'''''
: May r. tdc
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SPRING GOODS.
RICHdR D ROOKF.

SPRING GOODS.
RICH ARD BROOKE,
AT THE SIGN OF THE PLOUGH.
II AS jnf received general aGortment of GOODS,
fuitabe for the feafon all OF which he will fell
at the mott reduced prices for csa or country pro-
duce:-
-ENoNo THEM ARR
super6ne Cloths neeves,
do. Kerieymeres, Elegant Leuo Wells.
Engiih and India Nan Extra long and Mort Kid
keens, Gloves,
iTith Linens and Long Ladies Kid & Morocco
Lawns, Shoes.
Book Mullins, Silk and Co,,on Cham,
Plain 9. work'a Lena'. brays,
Queens fancy do. Bandanna and Madras
Long shawls work'd, = hkfs
Silk & Cotton Hoiery, Cd Cambriek and Leno
Grapes ahorted, , ShawIs,
Ctngham and Cslicoes, y German Linen,
Furniture do. India Mullins,
Niarieiiles & Idia D- Furniture, frnges and
NIFTY, Cords,
Dimity & Cambrick do. \ A few pair handfome S.
Cambrick Mullins, 1 Boots
Silk Gloves and Lac'd&
The upper part OF his houfe is, yet, unoccupied
and may be had b. immediate application on mode
rate terms
april 9s. If
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-05-22
NOTION TAvERN!
THE SUBSCRIBERS,

HAYE FOR SHE,
L'TNE old Medoc Claret, Of the vintage Of 1901
a London particular TeneriHc Wine,
Set elegant French defert China, of the manu-.
fa6,urc Of Au-oul!me,
German Tieslen5urg, by the piece or bale,
Salt in Sacks,
Crates Of Liverpool Ware and Sugar in barrels
Pickett, Pollard y JobaRm
May ts, epSw
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yVCHANCRRY

In King William Coanty Court, March o5tb, 1907.
Thomas Lipfeomb, ailgnee of John Smith, Complt.
3Saiaf
Ambrofe LiPfcomb, Edward tfill and Phi Dor..
lip Lipfcomb, To-
Re HIS day came the comPlainants by his council
4 and the defendant Ambroie Lipfcomb, NOT
having entered disappearance, and given ecurty
cording tothe act of afiemby, and the rules of this
Court, and it appearing to the fatisfatton of the
court. tina, he is not inhabtant of this common
wealth. On the motion OF the compianants, it is or
dered that the faid defendant Anlbroie Lpconib do
appear here the fourth Monday in June next, and
aniwer the bill of the complainans, and that a copy
OF this order be forthwith iniertqd in ione pa
per printed in the city of Richmond for months
fucceivey and another copy po0ed the trent door
Of the Court honle of this county.
Copy. TcGe,
ROBERT POLLARD, C. c..
April 81. Jaw2m.