davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-09-15
Notice is hereby given,

S ~ ! HA q IN consequence OF a <ietu. Of trust
from Hsa,.y q. hoo, late of Prince Will
SyliSm county, deceased, to secure the SUM OF
= three hundred and slightly one pounds i,ltae-
teen shiIlings and three pence, due to a lex
lander Smith, Of Aiexandria, from the said
III. D. Hooe- on TIC irst day Of the next dis
trict court TO be heid at Hay Market, In
! Prince AviilIisla county, tbeing the 18th day
of next month"; / shall proceed TO sell to the
highest bidder, for ready money, a TRACT
! Of LAND, sitaate IN the coanty5of Fauquier,
containing one hundred and Fifty aeres--whlca
land has on it mill. store house, ard a
comfortable dwelling house, with necessary
cut houses is situated about hive mics from
Hay Market, and was formerly occupied ~
Nathan Matthew. The sale viii take place,
at the tavern Of Benz amin BronouSS IN the
R. YOUNG.
C,..,ohcr - dts
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-09-15
y ALEXANDRIA IA cE S i

TINE ALExANpRIA JocKEr GEuB Races
u will Com tllenGe on a JJESDAY the Sd
day 81. November next, the course will be III
the greatest snle, and enclosed by complete
fenc e. IS saf9 ta
BE- The 6rstsday purse will not be less than,
5IYE HUNDRED DOLLARS, and will
probably be more than that sum- all arrange.
ments will be published sometime previous to
the races. 81
Subscribers will pay their subscriptions to.
Mr.. James Sanderson, treasurer. Mr.. John.
Hodgkinis appointed clerk Of the course, and
all arrangements respecting the course is vcst-
cd in ham.
James S. Scott, Seexy.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-09-15
n o 4 i c E.

f HAVE been appointed by the Honorable
Nicholas Fitzhugh, assignee OF the estates
and effects Of Uizlians Ramsay and l2caae;s
Green, insolyent debtors, within the district
of Columbia ALI persons to whora they arc
indebted are requested to present their claims
for settlement, and those having debts and 81
fects in their hands belonging TO the said M
solvents, must pay and deliver them 70 me.
who alone is authorised to receive them.
Noblet Herbert.
Sent. 8. lawSw 1
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-09-15

rv0 BE SOLD, in four distinetlots OF to-
il gesher, four acres of LAND, contain
ing from ORG and = quarter acre tos two acres
each, most eligibly situsted without the terri
tory of CoIunl5ia, extending In a right line
from Gibbon-strert to Great Hunting5 Greek,
intersecting Jefferson, Franklin, and Green
street. and sounding east and west on Fay
cite and Payne-sreets.
A plan ofthe ground and further particulars
may be obtained by application to
James Patton.
Iune %. tawtf
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-09-15

- FOR BRADY MONEY! ~ ~
TO the highest bidder, at public auction, at
Daw.on's tavern, 10 the county of Loudoan,
and town Of Lees6rg, on FRIDAY, the
18th day OF Novemberaext, if fair; ifnot,
the next fair day by virtue of decree OF
the court of the United States, for the 5th
circuit, in the Virginia district, pronouii--
ced at May term 1906, in a suit depending
in said court between the executors OF La-
MEL Mildred, deceased, who was surviving
partner OF Mildred and Roberts, fAaint.ts--
and Samuel Houga and others tesndasts---
600 Acres of Land,
Near Leesburg, on the waters of Tuscaro-
"a, III the county of Louloun three acres OF
Meadow near Leesburg, and a House and
Lot in Leesbarg or so much thereof as wall
be sufficient to raise certain Sums of meaey,
interest and costs, in said decree mention
ed.
William Mann, 6
Armstead Long,
Charles F. MeTeers
September IL. sawts
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-09-15
GREAT BARGAINS.
June a.

INTENDING to remove to the state Of
Tennessee as soon as possible, Lwish to
+ dispose efthe following valuable and increas-
ing property upon low terms, which property
inherited from my ancestors, who have had
legal title TO the same for upwardsso OF one
hundred years.
! One 7ractzoeH knOzs, blythe name
of abingdon,
Being ON the Potomac river, between Alex
andria ndGeorgetoHn and nearly opposite the
CITY of Waskington, beautifully situated, cen-
!. tanning about FOUR HUNDRED acres, now
leased to the Mr.. Wises for THREE HUN
DRIED AND sfxTY DOLLARS per annum, with
other stipuiations contained in said lease.
) sOne other Tract contiguous to the.
s. First,
Leasedto William Fraser for FORTY DOL
LARS per amman. containing about SIXTY
acres
{ one other Tract, containing Ten
Acres of Bottoaa Land, Il
Adjoining the Four Mile Mill Tract.
One other Tract contiguous to TIE
sIst sa abingdon estate 81
4 49,
And within two and half miles of George
Town, containing SEVEN HUNDRED AND
TWENTY FIVE acres. The greatest pars
of this land is heavily covered with Red and
y sTrAise 0sdK.5e
N "A S o.
Three Thousand Aeres on tie Scsote
R,Uer M tic state Of Obas.
This tract desnendcd to me from my uncle
George ID Alexander, being one .moiety OF
the land he was Untitled to for his military SER
savices during the revolutionary war: All the
s'atitle papers with the; wills under which ! am
entitled to the above property, are in the
- hands OF Aaadssn Dade, esq. to whom applica-
s zion VIII please to be made for terms, sc. he
being legally authorized to contract and dis
! pose OF all the above valuable property, for
which good and satisfactory titles will be civ.
en-. WALTER S. ALEXANDER. 8
AUGUST Is. eo :.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-09-15

I alexandria.
Detached from TIL, svort, there .ag j. t.1
kshed
| LEWIS AND CI.ARK,s
Mp or NORTH .dslERacs
From longitude 81 west to the Pacifc o,,,.
and between SEQ md $50 north Isitrds
with extensive Marginal Notes. Dimsrs
ons 6Ye feet eight inches by three feet :,
inches.
EMBRACING all their late Gscereri,s and
that part of.the continent heretofore the le,-
known. This map will be compiled from II.
best Haaps now extart, as well published Al,
manuscript, from the collective inlcrmsi,s
of the best informed travellers through il.
various portions of that region, and coFrseua
by series of several hundred celestial cbsr.
vations, made by Captain Lewis curing ii;
late tour.
FoR TIE convenience of subscribers, thex
several works will be delivered at the mos
respectable commercial towns, and at the seats
of government of the respective states and
territories within the Union: 10 ADVANCES
required, nor will payment be demaadsI tn
til such delivery is made.
The price of part the first, in two ves.
will be ten dollars, and that Of part the SC.
cond, in one volums, eleven dollars, delivered
in boards. Price of the Map, tea deIhrs
~ Any persons who may nave subscribed
for these works, to lists WHICH contained ne
stipulated prices for the same, and ShcRN
be dissatisfied with the terms now proposed.
are at liberty to Withdraw their names from
such lists, at any time PRIOR to the ls aaya
December next. M. LEWIS
Philadelphia, June 8. [Aug. y
JAMES BACON, |
Mhs GRocERY STORE, on NnSy-strgf ""
addition to his. foramey. stock, addee
A frelh Supply of Genuine Artlees'
the Grocery Line;
Which makes his assortment comPls@'
lie nosv offers. TOR sale, on his usual lo"'E'
Mulcovado Sugars, ofvafoasq~
Ities,
Loaf and Lump ditto,
Gunpowder,
Imperial, IEH" .A
Hyson, Particular! s''
s sssss ST. sz''' and family Use
Best green Coffee,
Chocolate, of . superior quality
Madeira,
Buselles,
Sherry, ,rs
Lisbon, u
TeneriHe,
Malaga, and
Genuine. Gid Port
cognac and Bordeaux BTsndh
Old Jamaica Spirit, for family usS' :, ya
Antigua, St. Croix, ST. Vincshts' ~''
England Rum,
Holland Gin,
Irish and country Whisky,
NioIasses, Wine, and Cidsr qiies&'
) Stoughton'ss Bitters, -. r;mess
Mace, nutmegs, cloves, cassia' f arohsi
Cayenne and black pepper, race sa .rl barkp
ginger, basket salt for table use, PsA, lint ad
rice, starch, fig blue, soap, noun, ,re aosd
spermaeeti candles, refined salt-Pe t.ImreSp
indigo, alum, copperas, madder, 0' haste
spinping cotton, patent shot all sizes, D seg,a
glisll and country made gunpows a1,eving W
and smoking tobacco, very 0e''
bacGo. - ,r,ntersp P
Hamilton and Leiper's snuff fu
in boxes. !, superb
London mustard, WARRANTED - ming p
quality, Dixon's best ditto VIII r1Ily erer.Se
&c. sc. with gs 'sb;eh have sss
lieIe in his Ene-the whole OF Wn ,:.rossd Of !"
selected with care, and wla Os :
theEyery lowest terms ,-s-.e.sr.-cs'.~
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-09-15
aE SUBSCRIBERS

Being desirous OF bringing the aai's ct Tie Aufd
]. 5frm Of THOMPSON and VEITCH, to d
.fnal close, OFFER FOX SHE tie .follow1
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-09-15

8 frsHtsmg, IN its various branches,
hsadfonsl, executed at this office.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-09-15
PROSPECTUS
OF
LEWIS. AND cLARg,s -.
PACIFIC o OCEAN
iHE 'sIERloR. OF THE coNT,M,,.
5 NORTH AMERICA VENT on
f'eJ0rMsa 6y order Of fh4 ff,a-

TIIE INTERIOR OF THr ro>,-
~ NORTH AMERIcss. WENT or
e5jormsa by order Of tie Gore,
United States, '@ y NJ
Daring the years 1904, 1901. 49,
THrs work viii be prepared i, a cu lsss.
svetAer Leavs, and will be divide gap T. Ger.
parts, the whole comprised in ,hre. INTO as tss
octave, the first containing at least s.,s o'anss
drcd pages, the second and third f,on 81 asA
tve hundred each, printed on good a s,a '0u'a
a far plea type. The several yeI,mssp ;s' and
cession will be put to press at as ea,'s SUI
DDS as the avocatiens; of the author vi, ieH'
nit him to prepare them for pub,ica,; "m pen
IHIs distribution Of the wor., ~,
made with view to the accomme5s,; zee
every description ofreaders, and IS ts ssl o.
tered to the patronage Of the public r. IL. y. y
shape, that alipersops WISHING to becon ; , -,
scrlbers, may accommodate thcmselres ~ ~
either of the parts, or the entire work . y
shall be most convenient to themselves = :
Subscriptions received by RoaKRr G.,
Alexandria. AAA
Detached from this 7vork, there nil j. J..
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-02-06
ANOTHER ABAELLINO.

The horrible practice of aafinaton is as prevalen,
as ever in the Italian States-A fanguinary ruian in
Naples had lately committed 70 many murders, tina,
the pretts for long time refufed him abfolution
Barbariy and fuperition are frequently united The
fellow experienced for feveral weeks all the ho,or.
OF guilty confidence from which, after great ntrea.
ties, and probably fome other modes of peruaon he
was at length relieved by charitable father, who
ventured to pronounce heavenly pardon his earth
~ crimes. overjoyed at having thus accomplished
ms Object, and grateful for the indulgence which he
had received he placed his hand OH the hilt of his III
etto eyed his confenor with the mott fignificaut ex
prelion, and aecoRed him in thefe words" Father
have you any enemies in Naples"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-02-06
MARSHAL. SALES:

WWte J0s,O tie kigtoa bitter, fer ,coGy norty rnd~
decree IF tie court Of fJe United Ssatss , tie sd cir
eHt ia fbs Pirsi1ia Da,, trt-.sen Pliaeas Bond ar
ornev fer TIE creditors Of Ezetic! Ezc1rGs eiairfif,
and DSsid Rcjj, and otkcrs, ssttn&srt5 -
n NFREE valuable PLANTATIONS in tho eoun.
tics OF Prtiylvania and Bedford, pom Stanton
and Pgg rivers, ated in the deed of tru in the pro-
eeedines MENTIONED to contain three thouland acres
more or leis, bur uppoied be conderably more ex-
tenhve, comprehendng Ill the Lands tina, on the sth
DAY OF June 1895 belonged or appertained to the
three plantations known BY the name of the Mountain
plantation, mouth OF Pgg River plantation and the
frying ran plantation. Amore particular defcrip,-
on OF " HIGH will be given he day of fale The
iae will take place at the Eagle-Tavern in the city of
Richmond, OH 1uefday 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 he fold under the faid decree, upon the fame
terms, number of very valuable SLAVES.
Benz. MOSBY, d. NJ. for
JOS. SCOTT, M.v.p.
JAM 5. ep,df.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-02-06
FOR SALE.

a VALUABLE Lot of GROUND in Bueking-
L n ham county, containing ixty two acres lying
on James River and adjoining the town of Dugids-
VILE The Land is rich and has one Of the moit vaua
able Mill ites on it, of any in the upper country AL
10 new and excellent nanufa Curing Mill in the
county of Campbell about fix miles below Lynchburg
and in good condition for manufaa Curing flour, &c
This property is rendered valuable inanuch as
it is uated in the heart of very rich country, * to
thofe who with to their attention to the manu-
featuring flour, &C. is Object worthy their conf
deration. For further particulars reference may be
made to Col VIM. j. Lewis of Campbell, (who will
ihew & negotiate for the above property or the fub
fcriber
JAS. G. ANTHONY
January 8. taw2w & oawsw.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-02-06
rrRom An ENGLISH PUBLICATION. ]
NEW PATENT.

Mr. Berjami5 Boly'5, Omen.Rretf, CbeaeGde,
.foi n nccv msi5o9 Of refining IagarJ.
He has ahsr many experiments, found that milk
may be very iuceeuy ufed according to his fpeeif-
ctiOn he ir CHARGE the pans with The ufual guam
THY Of lime water ard each weight of fugar Re,
adds gallons Of milk more or les according to the
quality Of fgar; Of which FIVE gallons is to be mix
ed With the wa;ef and after the iugar is ed it is
to remain in tie pan ,ill the next morning The
whole is iheu to be Hrred together, and when the
feun is ,ahen Of more milk Is to be added and the
fame proceis rPe-!ed I'll he iiqor perfectly clear
ed
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-02-06
JOHN ALCOCX,

John ALCOCK,
INFORMS tie Ciii=en5 of Riebsroad, and ID. suSE,
i"ge"traI that be bas mO1ed to tie City of Richmond
zo5sre he 6HI opened complete esrf,verf of MERIDIAN
dise, next door 10 AleGIs. Frsgcr and Afoaeu,e',
Ve"dne Store, and eRPsffe be Eagle eouEainp
PARTLY eftbe JoklOsoiyg artie!ey
\ ONDON Spring, Pannel and hand Saws, Cal.
4 teel and German do.
Caiteel Files of every defcription,
Till Locks, brais and ron
Wood Screws Of every fize,
Sd. I'D. & Cd. wrought Sprigs,
l0d * god. wrought Nails,
I'd & Sd. fine drawn Clouts,
Saddler's Iaoks of every Gze,
Brals Nails, Straining & Grit Webb,
Plated Bride Bits anorted,
Do. itirruP Irons do.
Brafs mounted itee blade Squares
Brais and Iron chamber door Locks of every
iize,
Stock Locks of all Gzes
Looking and Ladies dreiIing Glane,,
Plated Moulding,
Silver mounted Whips of every Gze,
Carpenters & Joiners Tools OF every defcrip-
ton,
dyo, az aDortmeat Of DRY GOODS.
Superfine Cloths and Cailimeres
Bennet's Velvet and Patent Cord,
Manchester Stuffs,
Fashionable Silk Hofe,
Roie aud Duifell Blankets,
Coarie Linens and number of other art-
Giles too tedious to niert all of which will behold low
December l3. #.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-02-06
JAMES STRATTEN.

Iayi9r ant Habit Aiater, from PHILADELPHIA,
SEGo leave to inform the gentlemen and ladies' of
- Richmond and the country, that he intend, car
rYng on the above bunef in all its various branches
being well acquainted with the newell faihions he
hopes from Punctuaiity and afiduity to buGnefs TO
deerve Aule OF their patronage, nothing fall be
wanting on his part to render fatsfaclion to cunom-
ers; and Tor neat workmanship, he pledges hinfelf
to have it done in the nesteh manner
JAMES STRATTFN,
N. 3. His rehIence IS on the El;u.Stree, r ,cb.
mond, next door to David Logans.
Oct II. oav,f
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-02-06

Meiirs EJnro,
Dut:o,- reGjco,e Of fcveral months in the int.
rio. 81 5A.zerlauG, ! was charmed on the one haad
with the grandeur 81 ths country, and on the other
BY the innocence, tn iUjEary, and the virtue offs
inhabuants. While WAS apdyihs their manners,
Oh hst. hing views OF @er lofty oud romantic fecne-
~, was I'D 70 admire l,fo the bta6uf1 GnpEety
o the longs aud p9oi pysry 81 the Tea!an;s of the
Alps Every traveller hO his ra1cd hat way mgll
have ben 4tcn delighted ~i'h tie fweet n1uGe Of
ghc 3wiis m %Intsinecf.. Their poetic genius vas
generally ctsrc,leI ia gay and happy futie6is at
fher rptal fyai@as hvt tn, pferes and dcloation
which the French army brought uTon Switzerland,
gave . different toae % their minds, aad were the
theo,e Of many melancholy dyl, whiSh are nov to
y. heard over the graves Of rhole, ~ho fell in the
RroggIc Tor ltie aud Independence. was once par
tculiry 0rs.k with the aft,ls and pathetic runner
II The following vcrles The ege9 however was pro-
bsHy heightened Ivy the hne voice, end The carelef
but uJsraltug appearance 6f RostLIE, beautiful
%i,L, an orphan Of lt,es1, WHO was tSd had Ion
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-02-06
TO RENT,

For three or fve yeays,
TEfIA1' valuable lanyard, of the late Mfr
Il Jacob Boekius, and now occupied by the fub
icr'oer' htuated on the MainStreet of this city, be-
tween the capitol and balm of the canal; its convent
enees are hyperion to any other in this place.
a large Currying- Shop, Cellar and drying loft, a
ipacious Bark-Houfe, two Bark-Nlills and EouG...
Beam ouie & every other requte for the tanning Of
from to 5000 hides year, executive of ikins.
Aho, on the fame Tenement, convenient Dwell
ling Houfe, Kitchen, Smoke oufe, Stable and Car
den. The renter may be accommodated, with abour
one hundred cords of excellent Spamih and Blackjack
Bark, now in the Bark-houfe, at fair price. Promo.
sAS Tor the above will be received in ali this and nex,
month and if not dpofed of, within this time, i,
will be offered at public auction on the prelnles the
18th of March next '''|
Bond with approved fecurity will be required and
poeion given OIL the fr of April next, of the bark
houie' bark mills, beam houe, lines, pools bates
handlers and part of the vats And the DWELLING bouC.
and rehdue of the tenement on the firR of Nav
nsxt '
The reafon aligned for Offering TIE foregoing pro-
perty for rent, is the i'll itate of health of the bir
Der, to pay that attention the buinefs requires
MARCUS ELCAN
Jan. Is. tawI5n
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-02-06

M AY be purchaied on a long credit, and low
w terms, the TENEMENT on which the Sub
icriber lives, fituated Church-hll, within about
one halt mile OF the Richmond Understanding 2
acres of ground, well enclofed and highly improved
he buildings conGR of large and well conitruted
Dwelling Houfe, Laundry, Kitchen, Dairy, Smoke
Houe, two Stores, Brick Office, Coach FIoufe, Barn
and Stable. All theie buildings are well tnfied
and IN eomPleat order for the accommodation of a
large and genteei family; who may have eafy aceefs
TO all the advantages of the city, aad live as retired
they could wfh
JOHN ELLIS.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-02-06

her brother in the war OF lT9i.--lt 10 mournfrl
Swiis air, and contains fin,plcity, eoncenefs, a
certain s ir qSoi, Of which our own language is
hardly iufceptibe.
o Ealrf = ct MS regne oil
Vacs cuffs rellevir deus oil
lhdet, redur Rutar eto
ii otino iuo, terpi Zion o.
Gus nj cam rerapG!
Eio! tel ba' Gual, lrr iii,
Et SuHa redditi
The lines have been initiated by NJ Suard, in ,hois
incompatible veries, which begin An mon frere
mon frere q enfance"-and may be thus freely rem
dered into Englih:
Oh Edward my brother, companion of the
playful hours OF Infancy, and hope of my future life
how early was thy end how early has the iron heart,
ed tyrant matched thee from peace and happiness
But | will no longer weep: he has died for
Switzerland, and already fee tie wreath of glory on
his brow, and the lver gates of Paradie opening to
embrace him
"And thou, France, curfe of my native land, fhall
foon bend beneath the fway Of deipoti!m, and Swift
zerland be avenged"
MY admiration for the poetry, as well as the ami
able character ofthe Swifs pealantry, induced me TO
collect, as far as was able, many of thefe fugitive
pieces; and am convinced that could they be intro
dused to the acquaintance of the literary world they
might rival the poems of Olan or tn. fongs of Ro.
bert Burns While remain in this place, ihal en-
Pioy my ieiure IN tranfcrbing and traniatng them,
Tor your agreeable mifcellany. In the mean time,
would iuggeit to fome of your poetical correfpon-
dents, to attempt ts give perea trannations in
Enghlh verie. A STRANGER.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-02-06
Dec.4.
FARMERS HOTEL.

A S. BRoCKENBRoUGH, having purchafed
n the houfes of DR.. MsConoehie in this town
formerly the property of Mrs. Ritches, is deter
mined to convert them into TAVERN for the ac-
eommodaton of the public he has provided himfelf
with an excellent cook, and has made arrangements
for conitant fuppy of the beft Fiji, Oyfters, Wild
Fowl, &c. in their REFLECTIVE feafons no exertion on
hispart will be wanting render the time agreeable
to thofe gentlemen or ladies who may think proper to
favor him with their company--he expects to meet
with encouragement from the public adequate to his
exertions.
TaPpahannoek, January S.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-02-06
John AICOCK.

I INFORMS his friends and the public that he ailI
d carries on his CABINET MANDATORY
IN all Its branches. He has removed his Ware Room
IN the front houie OF William Ans, Efq. and ad-
joining the Fire lniurance Office, where he has large
quantity of ready made work on hand which he will
iei low He fiatters himfe that any perons are in
want OF any thing in the Cabinet line, they may be
applied am determined to have good warranted
work done on the loweG terms. Any orders left at
my Ware-Room with iSr. John Gray, my foreman,
or at my tore, ihal be PuHaualy attended to, and
great care taken in delivering the furniture.
December Is. IT,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-02-06
January 6.

a SSiZE of BREAD for the city of Richmond,
L from the 9th init. until further orders Super
tine Flour being Dollars and "a Cents per Barely
viz.
a Jingle loaf made of superfne
Flour to weigh % ozs. fer4l.e
Ditto OF Common Flour "a 4l-2
Double the above VT. reflective
EDW. CARRiNGTON, Msys-.
January 6. If.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-02-06
Far, Far AT sen!
A FAVoRITE SONG.

A FAVoRITE SONG.
TWAS at night, when the bell had told twelve
And poor Sufan was laid on her pillow;
In her ear whifperd fomr Fitting elve,
Your Love is now tolsd on a biIlow
Far, far at SIs
all was dark, as ihe woke out of breath,
Rot an Object her fears could difeover;
All wash ill as the lilence Of death,
Save Fancy, which painted her Lover,
Far, Jar at Ss4
So The whJperd Pray'r, elofd her eyes,
But the hantom Gill haunted her pillow
Whiiit i'll terrier, lhe echo'd her cries,
As nFuggling he funk in a biow.
Far, ia, at Sal
A Philadelphia paper contains the following wae.
glib annuneiadon of marriage
harried-lsil Saturday night,
By The Eight Rev. Bilhop White,
Mr.. William E. Wright,
10 Mils Mary Kite,
All Of this city.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-02-06
John TOMpKINS.
JOHN ELLIS.
January 6.

Has rseEiVsd a" alo,tment Of GOODS Coefaing of
ELANNELS, CoatingS, Blankets, Rofe and DAT
file Drabs Frze, Kerfeys, Feanought, Cloths, Car
pets and CarPeting, Bonbozetts, Swanfdown, Patent
Cord, Powder and Shot, Dowlas, Sheeting, Ker-
feymeres, Calicoes and Mullins, &C. &C. which he
will dPoie of very liberal terms, by the piece or
package.
Nov. II, IS
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-02-06
ANDREW JAM{ESON's
TLEXINDRyI CRACKERS,
~ III L0ndiNq,

Nt 70 LNN0INgi
4 CONSIGNMENT by MIR IanieCon, direA
"A from the Bakery, Of his far-fam'd exeeIiene
Crackers, in barrels, half Dbl, and kegs Alto ~.
Perhne Pot-Breaj, in bbls. and for fale at the Ba-
kerry price in Alexandria, and eharges,) at the Hors
lately Occupied by NIeiIrs. Cranberry and Hancock,
by JAMES SMITH.
Who has in Gore, low-prieed blue fack lin Cloth.
and aliorted Flannes, which he viii fell bargain.
ALso-India Piece Goods-chess.
Dec g sf