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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-10-16

oRhEs OF THE DAY TUG ARMY
Moraay, HEgsf 81, 1907, 4tb wear.
The ceremony of the place is, in addreling YOUR
iet to his esesieney the prelilent. TO give him RI,
title OF NY Lord the fame title is alto 20 be ufe
when writing to him.
ti' excelleney the PRECEDENT announces TO the army
the arrival OF news from Europe the nct happy for
the Rate of Hsyti and he has feleeed from il the
following ex'raa of an official dilpach addreled TO
the government
81 announce to you officially that the Brtifh 90.
vernnent recognizes his excellency the preidene
Henry Chrifophe for the chief of the government of
Hayti, asd that it is determined to contribute to aid &
eaablith his supremacy.
Great quantities of powder, muf1ets, ear,ouch box
es, woolen cloth, hats and articles of equipment Of
every kind are daily arriving within our ports and
the government has the iatsialion TO fee that ITS
ioetudes and its efforts FOR lis equipment of the ar
my are crowned with the moa complete iuccsfs If
will attend in few days fulfilling all its wants of
that defcr;ption.
Done at headquarters at the Cape, 24th Of Au-
gut, 1907, 18th year Of iniependence.
HENRY CHRISTOPHF.
In abience of the chief of the general a of the fate
The brigader o. the armies attached TO the GafI.
]. RAPHAEL.
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Captain Gale, of the fch'r Marinar, arrived ut
New-4ork from Curacao was detained there s
days on account OF the affair fths. Chcfapeakr.
and had to pay coinmiGon to the government
of two aud half per cent on the fales of her
cargo.
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Gs''HH " a iH9H pa" Jffn1ra CCyfgSfcg 80 efTerai
WSi'g1S
MAY I5.h. OF.
You wellknow how tnne hss been laid and inl;nu.
ated about the memcTI. pEered let,er handed you
by Swari "Ouf, and ol G,e means by which YOU un-
locked the cypaer aud aho tis Circumstance has ne
yer been explained by yourfeN the administration.
and has bfeh eized upn hy yosf esemies as matter
for elimination and ground ior iufyicion, We, I have
never been at al lois in my own mind, Tor the fatis
i9ttory explanation YoI nag not. perhaps, reeol-
leSl, thar in the year 1894, when left the Weaern
Country, (ArmYJ that yen requeGei ME 10 inter
change with you eypher for The purpofe of correr-
ponding thereby sSd at re ,a,e you informed me
that you mad pra9ied thar method with many NJ your
friends this cretm!aD,e coming to MY reeollsdion
have examined smonZa my old pspvrs. and loapd
the eyphsr, which ~, your feryce = and the cir.
eumilanees connected thcresith, car IN sny way al
vantage YOU Pay inMsh one liope,,, II poIibls &
let your friends hsFe kso~ how yon feel and arc tu
a'ed, &c. &c. YouF favors by Mr.. T. Iohnfon, an
came iaisy band, AID havs sarned the feelings Of
yeur igispds N this quartet frsy God 10 keep yea
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-01-01
Liverpool Salt, aAoat

The Cargo of the schooner Thomas Jefer
son, Capt. Hall, fsom Boston, consisting of
500 hogsheads coarse Liverpool Salt,
For sale by
LaWrason and FeWle.
Who ha0e also landing from said seaooaer,
100 boxes mould candles
chests young hysoh tea
bales Beelboon Gurrahs
20 boxes chocolate
5 hogsheads II E. rum
50 kegs fresh raisins.
IN STORE,
IS chests Young hysonl TEAS
s do. imperial first qatality.
Is bales Beerboon Gurrahs
do plains
do. Kendall cottons
so rolls heavy Ravens duck
2 cases hats
1000 pair coarse and fine shoes
IL Il h hogs1sads museov4ao Sugars.
so barrels N. E. rum
4 hogsheads Grenada do.
2 pipes Rebas wine
200 kegs, and 90 kids salmon
Half barrels and kids of beef
200 boxes soap
SO boxes chocolate
so do Goldfish.
December ~
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-01-01
This is to give Notice,
December ~.

THAT the subscribers, Of Alexandria coun-
ty, Ia the district of Columbia, have obtained
from the Orphans Court OF said county, letters
of administration nthe personal estate OF WTI-
liam Dangeryfeld Ross, late of the county
foresaid deceased ALL PERSONS having claims
against the said deceased, are hereby warned
to exhibit them with the vouchers thereof to-
the subscribers, on or before the 18th day of
June next ensuing, or they may by law be ex-'
Guided from all benefit to said estate--And
those indebted thereto are requested to make
immediate payment.-Given under our hands
this 18th day of December, 1905.
Charles Midnight, 4l,,,,,,
ohm Stewart,
December l7--8. 3tay4w
Houer Lots md building Iots.
r WILL RENT for term of year, or
4 LEASE on ground rent for ever a uls
Der of LOTS on Washington and Columbus
streets-some of which are well taken vita
Clover
J. II. R0OE.
N. B. will also RENT for one or more
years, small HOUSE, vita good G'4N-f
DEN, on Gibbon street,
July %. 1aS
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-01-01
MUFFS AND TIPPETo.

&C. IF they can reaa wdo are in he AQbif
9f hsaJsng Nth my CozDa 5sasa, Jecmtse she rs
geatte, they are inuited to cGa,e and ask J5r
part instead Ct going for the whole Tie
scay # tTansgres&ors IS hard, 79ljcd they zviN
fnd a6n1aaaztly so, if Idetect them.
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Salt anoat.

500 bushels Ground Alum Salt, on board
Sloop Maria Antolnette, and for sale, by
Wadlworth & Butler.
Vho hare also hnding, from said Slooh, a:
VozveA's zvhorf
pipes Cognac Brandy,
90 boxes mould Candles,
so barrels prime Beef,
10 do do. Pork,
quarter casks Teneriffe Wine.
November 26
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-01-01

The Subscriber has received
The following ARTICLES,
Which he offers for Sale very low:
IS hogiheads frat quality St. Croix
Sugar
10 bales Tennessee cotton
pipes 4th proof cogniac brandy
10 hogsheads vel favored 18th PROOF ia
I1aica rum
so barrels England Rum.
MD or HIND,
Imperial
Hyson TEAS
Young Hyson S,of the latest I'M
Hyson Skin, and portations.
First qualify oouchong
Best green coffee In bags
Chocolate
Loaf and lump sugar
London particular Madeira
Particular Teneritie
Lisbon, Sherry, and $50 dozen bottled
Port, very old WINES.
A few cases claret, superior quality
Coniac and old peach brandy
Jamaica and Antigua spirits
Holland gin
NewEngland rum and whiskey
Mace, nutmegs, cloves and plmento
Black pepper, allspice, & ground ginger
Pearl barley, rice, starch, and tig blue 5
Dixon's Philadelphia, & English mustard
Refined SaIt-Petre
Brown and white soap
Mould and dipt candles
Indigo, alum, madden, copperas, & roll
birthstone
English gun-powder
Demijohns
James Sanderfon.
September II,
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Patent Elastic Suspenders,
September II,

= SSLSAAS A~A>~oSAS -
TO be had, 7vholesale and retail, Of thehatentee
nect door below Mr.. .Hlerander 1l'Kea1z5e' S,
lover end Of Prince street, alexandria.
HEY surpass any yet extant, for ease,
L legance, &c. Masters of vessels and
other gentlemen going to the West Indies,
Spanish Main, sc. may be furnished with all
assortment, and great allowance to those who
purchase by the quantity.
N B. The buttons on the back parts Of the
waistband ought to be placed the same distance
from each other, as the two center buttons on
the Suspcnders, to prevent improper straining
and thereby destroying the ease designed inthe
construction of the article.
July 8 RICHARD HORWELL.
Also,
Red, Green and Black Morocco
Leather,
BY the dozen or single Skin--for sale at
HoRwELL's Patent Suspender Mandatory,
Prince street
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FOR SALE,

FOR SALE,
BY TIE SUBSCRIBERS,
II hogsheads Jamaica rum, 4th proof
30 do. ST. Croix do. Sd do.
10 do. N. Eng. do.
10 pipes Holland gin
do. American do. of superior quail.
2 do. L. p Madeira wine ! Of e.rcellent
2 do. L. M. do. do. quail. yvar-
4 quarter casks do. do. ranted hure.
do. Marsalla wine
90 bbls. prime beef-Connecticut inspec.
50 do. prime pork-New Jersey do.
10 boxes mould candles
IS do. English white soap-very dry
2 chests hyson-sKin tea
500 bushels St. Ubes salt.
Wadfworth and Butler,
Union, between King and Prince-street.
October l8.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-01-01

A. G. Cazenove,
Ging-street, opposite Mr.. Motifs tavern, has
Just received and for sale,
A handlome Election Of FANCY
MUSLINS.
Black and colored Italian and India Lutte
strings.
Ladies and gentlem ns' white, black, and
coiored silk hose
Silk, kid, extra long and habit gloves
Lace gloves and sleeves
Brown, black, and scarlet silk velvets,
Fine split straw Jipseg hats
White and black grapes
Fawn celared Cassirreres and beaverets
MiIled gloves, hose and caps
Men, women, and childrens lists and mil
led socks
A few bales German oznaburgs and bur-
laps
3 cases Irish linens
do Nuns threads
Real Martinique and other French cordials,
In cases.
A few Prints of the Apotheosls OF
General Washington, in elegant Gilt
Frames.
December IS.
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Will be Rented,
FOR THE ENSUING YE.4R,
THE MOUNTAINEERING,
Which is large and convenient s.
IND NIL THE LIND .6DJCINI@G:
Supposed to be upwards OF 600 acres. ------
here is also Kitchen with or $ rooms
ssoof them with fire places and other out-hou-
8es. The land is well adapted to the culture
Of corn, wheat and tobacco.-lt Is near tie
stage road, about halfway between Alexan-
dria and Charlottesville situation Is reInaf-
sadly healthy andsthe water good.
Sarah M'Carty,
: John w. Bronaugh.
Cedar-Groye, Dec. 4--l7 d
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-08-04
TOBACCO LAND FOR SALE.

In AmberR County, on Hoyl.y's Creek-5os
acres Of
y ICR TOBACCO LAND, formerly the pro-
IN perty of MIR. Daniel Warwicx, and known by
the name OF Wincanton. This Land has the advan-
tage of lying the main road leading from Amherft
Court Houie to Waugh's Ferry, on James-Rver
is valuable nand for a country Store, with fram.
ed houe for that purpoe, and efficiently large hav
ing two rooms below and two above fairs, with
good brick chimney and wellunderpnned with brick
ALTO, Lumber Houie, fifteen feet fquare, with a
cellar Of its full fize, walled up with itone. There
is alto Taylor and Saddler's Shop, and other out
Houies. Likewife tolerable good Dwelling
Houfe with three Rooms below and two above ltars,
Kitchen, Dairy, and ether out Houfes within a
mile OF the Store, fotable for private family.
This Traa of Land is only fcven miles from
Bethel, where there is infpe6ic = of Tobacco and
within eighteen miles of Lyuehburs.
AS il is prefumed perfon will be inclined to
purchaie without viewing the prenfes; they will
be flown by Me1rs. Ts!:aferro and Lornr. VI:
live within few miles of Wncan,on, and are fully
empowered to make fale, and the terms of payment
may be known from them, as alto on application to
THOMAS GILLIAT.
Richmond, June 90. tdf,
The above Tract of Land and improvements will
be offered for fale at Amhera Court. EIoufe, on
Monday the 18th day of AuguA next, (beiRg court
day. on credit of one, two and three years, If
Punctually paid, if not, to carry nereft from day of
iale.
A deed Of traft will be required on the premfes
or satisfactory fecurity for punaual payment
N, b. There are 100 acres OF James. River Low
Grounds.
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FITZWHYLSoNN 81 POTTER.

Have juii received from London, large fupply o.
STA TION ART,
which with the iock formerly on hand, makes up an
extenlve aHortment of
NRITING Paper, for blank Books, of all fizes
w and of the very fra quality,
Various kinds of foolfcap and letter Paper,
Hot'Preiled Poa, gilt and plain,
Elegant eubaGea and plain whiting Cards,
Drawing Books, Pencils and Water Colors,
Genuine Writing, Marking and Copying Ink,
Et56 Quilts, Sealing Wax and Waters,
Chehmen and playing Cards,
IMPROVED GLOBES,
Excellent Pen knives,
A large collection of Mufic,
Fashionable Paper hangings, &c. Sse.
Their flock of Day Books, Journals and Ledgers
and of other Blank Books, for County Courts, She
riffs and private Gentlemen, isvery extenfve, and
warranted of the beit materials.
They have alto an aGortmee. of School Books. OF
approved editions, and fome eaeemed works on the
different iubJe6as Of Law, Phyc, Divinity and Milf
cellaneous Literature.
May Is. 1awsm.
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A PROPOSITION

A N interea in law fuit, now depending in the
"A Superior Court Of Chancery, holden in the
City of Richmond, 1OW be given in exchange for
good Weftern Lands.
BY addrefGng letter to A. 3. Williamsburg,
further information may be received.
The fuit above alluded to, has for its objea, the
recovery ola large finn Of many. The gia Of the
action is deed Of trul, in which five brick and
one wooden houfes &c. tuate in this eity con-
veysd. Some conplexity attends the cauGe-but the
Stina,e fueeef'of final recovery, depends merely
upon Ari6t application to its profecution.
N B. Tor the next eufuing 8 or 10 days, any en-
qury in writing, left at the Pot Office, in this place
(direeed as aboye) will meet attention.
June 10, osw2m,
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TO RENT,
oawtf.
For TIRE 0, fve 5tay5

For TIRE or fVe 5ea,5:
THAT valuable ThN7-dRD Of the late Mr..
Il Jacob Boekius, and now occupied by the Subferi-
Der ituated on the ~ Of this city, betw cen
the Capitol and Bain Of the canal, its convenenees
are hyperion to any other in this place. A large Cur
rying Shop, Cellar and drying loft, Gpacous Bark.
Houfe, two Bark Mills and Roufes, Beam HouCe
and every other requtc for the tanning Of from to
5000 hides year, executive of n:ins ALTO on the
fame tenement a convenient DWELLING HOUSE
Kitchen, Smoke Houfe, Stable and Garden, the rem
ter may be accommodated with about one hundred
cords of excellent red and black oak Bark now in the
Bark Houfe at a fair price.
Propofas for the above will be received by the lub-
fcriber.
Bond with approved fecurity will be required, and
PolefIionGven Of the whole, exeep, a few of the
watts, The firt Of September next The realon az.
gned for offering the foregoing property for rent
the i'll fate of health Of the Sublcrber to pay that at
teD,ion the bulnefsrequires MARCUS ELCAM.
april g. Iawtf.
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s. JACOBS,
Being about 10 decline the DRY GOOD buEneG,
lin zvbieb he baJ been engaged for /ou.e time
requeR5 0Ntbgje indei:ed 10 Mnaio make ta,-
men., as Jiits evU be inJe;tated asainR ali
delisqnents at tie Huguf term {: and ifany
ba1e claims GgainR bin, TREY .N0N
bepai3 on being prejcnfed.
Lately received we'll fecaed afTortment Of
GOODS,
Suited TO the preent and approaching feafon which
will De fold at the lowell pofiible price,
...AMoNG WHICH ARE.
AIDES KID aud Mo Fancy and Leno Mullins
i rocco Shoes, bet and Wells,
quality. Check'd Silks, shawls e
bales Mowianna', Habit Shirts,
DO. Coiias, Hoiery, Gloves & Cal
De. fine blue Corton, I licoes.
l Do, Checks, Cotton & Silk Umbrellas.
Do blue Ghly Handlis Superane and common
Elegant cotton aud thread Cloths, &c. &c.
aces Gun Powder by the Keg-
July7. r.
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TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS REWARD


Ran HzO6y from tbe asri6er, living near Nt7v Caaye.
IN tie iosrsr end Of this e0rsty, on tie 27G of
N1areb LAP,
n EeRo MAN BILLY, about so years of 400.
and about feet-6 or 7inehes h;gh-he !,
OF rather delicate form, l,,l- inclined to yellow
ilh complexion, and comfortably marked in the face
with the fma!l pox-his hair rather inclines TO h.
ouihy, th's's not very 'ong-he is fellow of good
understanding, well Informed mind, and yerv fire.
e'ous Ininuatng nianner-he fpeaks rather quick &
pert, and has a difPoiton to be very polite. He no
doubt will attemp, to change his appearance, by all
teTiFg his name, changing his hair for wig SC. He
pretty well known in moi parts of this fate. as well
as in the Caroliaas and Georgia, as the waitinoman
and fiddler Of Mr.. Nicholas M. Jol,r.fon, of whom +
Purehaied him. His wife lives in Richmond, where
he has frequently been ince his eloperent. and he
has ALTO been part of his time in Peterurg, am, hi.
wife has daughter, free woman. living in Norfolk,
where It is probable he has been alio-thouph having
10 general an acquaintance, there is no knowing
where he will keep hinfef
will give the above reward to any perfon who
will deliver the iaid runaway to me, in Hanover.
p. STREET.
June 10. 81
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I" The combined navies Of Rufiia, France,
Spain, Sweden, Turkey and America, If not e.
quail TO, will at leaft give full employment to
the Britilh navy. She will no longer be able to
attribute her frength in conveys, without ex-
pohDg herfelf to great injury, if not irremedia-
BILE ruin. The allies will concenter their frengtb
either in Jingle feet, or in few fquadrons OF
comfortable force, which will require the un-
divided itrength ard the uncealing vigilance OF
Britain to keep in check.
What will then be the lituation of her COM
mcrce 1t will be at the mercy of our priva.
teers; at the mercy of an enterprise, bardi.
hood, and valor, which we have already
thown to be uniurpafIed, if not unqualified
ave have feamen enough to equip fevcn
hnn&red Respectable privateers. Supporting that
each of thefe took only four vefIels year, va
iued at $4,000 dollars, we are prefented with
an aggregate of. forty-two millions of dollars,
which exceeds the amount of our annual con-
fumPtion of foreign goods.
:" Such would be the lofs TO our enemy.
What would be her gain The capture Of a
few pt'vatcers, generally 70 much difabled be-
fore they were taken, as to be of little worth.
From open hoftilities then, it is apparent,
we have little to apprehend.
4" A profecuticn of the fubjeta will fhow that
the incidental and necellary effects of war up
on us will be much lefs injurious than on Bri-
tain.
4" To prove this, we fhall examine its effects
on the purfuts of the inhabitants of the two ma
t'ons ON national wealth-and on their poiti-
cal condition."
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FOR SALE.
1awSnn.

EHE LANYARD in this place, formerly occu.
Il pied by VIM. Handy, which is now in good
repair, with every Improvement neceGary to carry
on the bulineis exteniively. The flock in faid yard
which is in full operation, would be fold alto.
70 that purchaier would have opportunity of COM
mencing the bufnef under every advantage the itu-
alton is capable ef.
A very liberal credit will be given for both the
yard and oek, on receiving satisfactory fecurity for
the payment Of the Purchae money, for terms apply
to John Cunningham & Co. Richmond, or to
JOHN & E. CUNNINGHAM.
Carterfyile Inne 1s
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LANDS FOR SALE,

TIE S,i5rs 7cieg tsfene9s I. tie 1v5fera gentry,
hFFfRS for fae $50 acres of LAND, in the
~ county of Cumberland, on Rocky Creek, a
branch OF Wlis's river. This Land is OF good quail
ty' lies well, and only eight miles from navigabe,
water at the town of Cara. goo acres are cleared
$50 of which is reh and in good order for cropping
the grea;fr Fart Of the remainder, prime tobacco
Land.
One third of the purehafe money, will be required
IN hand, the balance in one and two years; or Me-
groes, in payment for the whole would be preferred
On this LAID there fevera BARNS tobacco houies
&c. molly new For terms apply to
JNO. c. PAGE.
July o.. caam.
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NOTICE.

T7HE debtors to the late firm Of CILL1Ar and
4 KIRBY, are hereby informed that Thomrs
Gilliat alone is empowered to receive payment of
all the debts due to that concern All perlons hav-
ing demands againR them, are requetted TO apply
to Thomas Gilliat, and thofe indebted TO the firm,
are earnefy requelted to come forward without de-
lay aud dcharge their REFLECTIVE debts.
For JOHN GII.LIAT,
AND SELF,
THOMAS GILLIAT,
JAMES KIRBY.
may ~. ep3mT.
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WASHINGTON TAVERN!

NDEN e MOORE have taken the WASH
~ lNGTON TAVERN, adjoining the Capitol
Square, lately occupied by EDWARD HALLAM. At
comfortable expenee, they have provided thenfelves
with excellent accommodations for their friends, and
invite theirs and the public patronage. They are
determined to keep good table and as geuteel am
Inn as any in Riehmond--Furnifhed ROOMS, ad
joining the Tavern, and every neceTary attendance,
for families travelliug-Both the Co-partners ha-
wing been well-verfed in this buiinefs hatter them
leves with the expectation Of rendering general fats
faction.
Richmond, February IL. n
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AILo for EaIe OF rent

A convenient BRICK LUMBER HOUSE, ftu-
ated on the bank of the balm, particularly adapted
to the eafy reception and forage of -four, &C. For
this properly liberal credit will be given if fold on
receiving Satisfactory fecurity for the payment of the
Purehaie money, or it may be rented on eafy terms
and immediate PoieiliOn obtained, by applying as a.
bove.
Carterfville June 20. oawh.
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July II.
ROCKINGHAM SPRINGS, VIRGINIA.

'iNoiNlA,
TIE 19lFri6tr' bavf afeHea0 HOUSE Of ENTERTAIN
MENT, at tbe Roeki"gbam Spring., about four miles
from Ha'ri|0"bHrg and ts0s from Ksieg- 7o7vn,
M HERE they will uie their beit endeavors to
w render the place comfortable to fuch as NAV
think proper to Witt it. For two years paR, thefe
iPrings, have been occaGonally attended by inyads
and although no accommodations within convenient
d'ltance to the Spring could be had ; yet it may be
iad with truth, that many received comfortable be-
neht. The terms OF boarding and lodging will be,
Tor Gentlemen and Ladies three dollars and so cents
per week-for Children and Servants one dollar and
Twenty-Five cents--pafurage for Horles Or Cd rer
week Gentlemen may purchaie Grain in the NEIGH
oornood or 1t will be inrnilhed realonable rate
by the fublcribers.
HENRY OVERLEY,
JONATHAN TAYLOR.
J"S j. CIV.
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lInt9teuann.
PROM THE ORLEANS GAZETTE.
GEN. BOWIES.

We have in our poneflion account of the life of
the celebrated w. A. Bowes from his firR entering
the Creek nation, until hort time previous to his fei-
zure, and being delivered up the Spanards writ
ten by one OF his companions, who is now engaged
IN flniihing the narrative. AS piraeics and
Ion at pretent agitate the mind of the American peo-
pie, this work. which fully DEVELOPS the views of
Bowles, as well as the Spanifh agents, will be read
with no uncomfortable intereR. When the work is
ready for the prefs it will be announced.
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WINES, sc.
D0RT, CLAREr & ST.. GzoRcE's WINE, in
i bottles, and eonltant fupply, Of
BOZ TIED PORTER, ALE & CYDER,
FOR SALE Br-
- d. ]. BURR. .
Arso "A confgnment Of good Northern
CHEESE.
July s. 1aw6w.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-08-04
July j..
FOR SALE,

NWo IENEMENfS, nearly oppofte the Bell
Il Tavern, containing ~ feet front and 90 deep,
at 3reient occupied by Samuel Bell and VIM. Sander.
ION ALTO LOT, on the crols nreet leading from
the Bell.Tavern, containing % feet front and 40
deeP--One third calh will be required. and and
months for the balance
] am authorized to fell BRICK HOUSE on
ShockG Hill, conveniently ftuated for family, for
which good bonds will be taken
THOS. NoRVELL.
June 81. If
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-08-04

DIED at Martinique, I'd June, Madame Delapa.
gerie, neither Of her Majeny the Empress s, Queen
of France and Italy. aged H. Her remains were in
TERED with great PomP, in which all the civil, eccle-
faftical and military bodies aiIilted. On the 18th
the funeral feviee was celebrated throughout the CO.
lony on the event.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-08-04
NOTICE.

A Ii perfons having claims againR the eftate of
IA JOHN MCREDIE, Iced or of GEORGE
MCREDlE, decd. are deGred to call on the fub
ienber Tor settlement, who is duly authorized as adj
mn,ra'or OF the former and executor of the latter
and all perions indebted either of the fad eAate
are requelled to make immediate payment.
July II. ep4w.