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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-02-28
VALUABLE MEDICINES.

The following Valuable Medicines, justly &c
iebrsted through the United States tor tlsear
Superior efficacy in the cure OF the several
disorders FOR which they are recommended,
from n. .s,,a5 Lees Patent Family Ned
cine Store, New Y ork, are sold cnly py tsle
subscriber, at his stosesin King-street:
Hamslton's .Grand Resterataus,
Is recommended as an invaluable msdielne
& for the speedy and permanent care oinervous
disorders or such as arise from the lmI',ods-
rate use OF tea, strong liquors, long rsslasncc
S la warm climates, excessive weakness, ana
e .neral Yslassation Of the system.
sHam5lt0n's Essence asa Extract
Of Mustard.
"A safe ani efestual remedy for the goat,
sssheugnatisSn, spr4ins, pains IN the face and
neck, SC. 81
.Hsasttoa,s HORN destroying Lo-
s zsngsS.
By which many thousands have been re-
sfssyed ffpm the distressing and dangerous ma
s3ady of worms and other distractions u. the
stomach and bowels.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-02-28
This IS to give Notice

That the subscribers, of Alexand,ii,sI so,,.
~, III the district of Columbia, have ,s sa,
from the Orphans Court Of said conaty. s.. Co.
of administration on the personal .s.,,s ST.. :.
William Mitchell late OF the coums ,s.s
said, deceased-Au persons having sI,;~.
against the said deceased, are hereby ssr ..a
toseahibit them, with the vouchers t,,.re.s
to the subscribers, onor before the ian -
IF August next ensuing, Or they may By law
oe excluded from all bene6t to said estate
ard all persons indebted thereto are rceuested
TO make immediate paynient.s-Giyeh under
our hands, this 18th day of February, 1907.
Elizabeth Mitchell, Ad~x.
Benjamin Baden, Aamr.
February Is. aarsts i
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-02-28
James KennedYs fen.
Alexandria, October Is. eS

oFthe great efficacy of the Patent and Fa-
medicines, preparedby the late Rich
ard Lee, Jun. which for near eight years past
have acquired throughout the United States q
celebrity hitherto unsauaIlsd..
PalaaelaAia, dngust-9, 1900.
Being aesirous to make public for the good
Of others, the excellent quality of HAM1L-
TONS ELIXIR, preparedsby the late Mr..
Lee, have sent you the following account OF
the benefit have receixed from it, which i
hope will induce others to give it a trial. In
conseouence Of q bruise onthe breast reesived
from fall, ny health grew BAD, my breathing
became very difficult, and Frequently have
had suddenly.to rise up IN my bed with all the
horrors Of immediate sufocatlon. Add to
these constant pain in my breast and cough,
a great loss of strength and flesh, and you may
conceive that nv symptoms evidently indicated
an approaching consumption he advice OF
most eminent physician was resorted to, and
afterwards a second was called IN, without gly-
me me any relief. Another ply who
knew rue and the circumstances of my case,
advised me to gfve Hamilton aEhri, a trial, say-
ng, he had sused ii IN his practice, and atzvaus
fcuna ii do much good. A bottle was procured
from Mr. Birch's, and / foundrelief before 1
he'd taxren one half Of II. I continued to use
it and was soon strong enough TO attend to bu-
siness. On takin, cold, SAM. Of my form I'd
SYMPTOMS return, bat are always removed by a
dose OF two of the elixir.
GEO. BENNER, Jun. \.
No.ll, Bsdd street. Philadelphls.
Mrs. II. Lss.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-02-28


lanes BACON,
.ftAis GROCERY SronE, on Kins-sfreet, hes in
addition to,Ais, Jormer stock, added
A freih Supply Of Genuine Artielesin
the Grocery Line;
Which makes his assortment complete.
He-aosv alters far ssle, on hisrnsuQl lsso terms
Mafcovado Sugars, Of various qua
lities,
Loaf and Lump ditto,
fnparisl, ! rz4s,
Hyson, particularly select
S s S;:;s zs'' and '. & e IS.
Best green Coffee, f1 sr}
Chocolate, Of a superior quality
Sherry,
Lisbon, = E'I NE 3.
1eneriffe,
Malaga, and ~
Genuine old Port
Csgnac and Bordeaux Brandy,
old Jamaica Spirit, FOR family use,
I, Antigua, St. croix, st. Vinceats, ard New
England Rum,
Holland Gin,
Irish and country Whisky,
Molassas, Wine, and Cider Vinegar,
>Stoughton's Bitters,
Mace, nutmegs, cloves, ,eassia, pimer,to
Cayenne and black pepper, race and ground
singer, basket salt Portable use, pearl barley,
rice, starch, fig Blue. soap, mould, aipt and
spermaceei oandles, refined salt-petre, hotant
indigo, alum, sopperas, madder, brimne, sse
spinning cotton, patent shot all sizes, best en-
ghsh and eouMry made gunpowder, segars
and snoaking tobacco, very best chewing to-
bacco.
Hamilton and Leiper's snuff, Hunters pipes
in boxes. 5f 9b
London mussard, warranted Of a superior
quality, Dixon,s best ditto, wrapping paper
denijohu's, sc. &c. with generally every ar
ticle in his fine-the whole of which have beer
selected with care, ana viii be disposed Of on
the very lowest terms,
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This is to give Notice,
January IS.

THAT the subscribers, Of Alexandra eouIl.
tv, in the district Of Coluuskia, have obtained
from the Orphans Court CT sad county, let
tiers tesAnentsry On the estate CT Devey Da'
vsy, hte of the county aforesaid, deceased :,
all persons having claims against t'e SAID
deceased are hereby warned to exhibit ti,en
with the vouchers thereof to the subscribers
Gil or before the 2 lst day Of july aest en-
guing, or they may by law be excludes rom
all benefit to said estate-a,d all perscrs H.
debted thereto are requested to make iln1ae-
diatc payment-Given Hnder ollr ha'ias VIZ
2fst day of january, 1907.
Elizabeth Davey, Essx.
John Korn, Executor.
January -cl .'.. 5ta~og
Tie Subscriber hasreceiSed
The following Articles \
Which he offers or, Sale very los,
IS hogheads first quality 81 er0i3
Sugar ..s....@
10 bales Tennessee Cotton
IS pipes 4th proof cogniac branas :. =,
10 hogshsads wei favored 4th' pio''
n1aica rum 49,
so barrels New-Englsad Elm.
,.A.YD on HAND,
Imperial ,,u.s
Young Hysoa oi ti's -
,Hyson Skin, and i porsa'S
FIRST quality SouchoagJ
Best green coffee in bags
Chocolate -.
Loaf and lump sugar
London particular Madeira
Particular Tencrife bos,sa !,
Lisbon, Sherry AID a5e Co.'s" =
Port, very old ktsLNES: liz
4 few, cases clsret, superior a'AHs
Coniac and cid peach brandy
Jamaica and Antigua spirits
Holland gin 80,
aTewF,np!and rum and shlskey
Mace, nutuegs, CLOVES ana p a,'nd ginger
Black pepper, aAspice, 9 sp1 70 sa i, S
Pearl barley, rice, Starch, ana rs = snSns,sss
I}iyon's PhiiaeeIpllia, s Erlssl'sn Nt'F =
Refined Salt-petre
Brown an;ll wife soap Il
! ado, al!.sn, ss.4,l,!ar, eoppefas' : =
byi.nstone
English 4lil-lpssssser
'''n'''''''' James saads'''ss, :.
i ro,ArEy, DAILY 81
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s. L lex ~
The following rev and valuable Medicine, Just
received and for sale as above. \.
Price, 7'wo Dollars FER bottle.
DR.. 7iNofs celebrated Gout and Rheg-
mattc Drops.
NOTHINGsis of more Importance than
the preservation of health-this commonplace
remark however is TOO .eFTEN FORGOTTEN,
whilst we are active and strong-and pre-
sention Of pain, which is superior to It's cure,
IS not sufficiently attended to bs- any descripsi-
on of persons. Among those disorders Wick
require the most early and unren1itting efforts
to eradicate and overcome, noncaara.a strong
er claisa upon. oGrsaotiee tfen the Gout, Rheu-
matisnn, LuInbago, Weakness Of the Joints,
Spains, elects, the Stone. and Gravel, the
Cramp and every species OF r heunlstic Pains
from whatever cause they may have ,oriainat-
ed-and hence every relief kich can be adj
ministered rs too valuable to b. 3orgotten.--
Those persons whose avoeatons peculiarly ex-
pose them to colds, sc, cannot be too anxious
ways to possess immediate aid. Sca-faring
persons, travellers, Sss. ought constantly to
carry with them that medicine which will
eounteract the unpleasans effects Of their peri
lous duties, and especially those pains to which
their situation must expose them, % those
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-02-28
71be. Anodyne Ehxsr.

Fer the cure of every kind OF hsad aehe.
I7ahn's gcnasss Eye-Hater.
An excellent remedy for all disorders OF t's
eyes, many persons having been cured Of u
when nearly deprived Of sight.
Tcotk-a6ae Drops.
Give immediate relief in the most Sf0leht
attacks. $,
The Restorative Possder tor tee
Teeth and Gums.
Cleanses and strengthens them' ana prs
serves the enamel of the teeth from esay:
Gosvlaads Lotion, and thegenasSle
Persian .Letaon.
Both celebrated. in the fashionable world as
most excellent cosmetics and perfectly SAFE
Haha,s true and genaa'e Corn
Plaster.
A certain remedy for corns, sPeedilyssradl-
ating them, without giving pain,
Ague and FeUer Drops.
Justly esteemed for their great efficacy IN
the cure of agues and Intermittent feyers.
Dan,ask LIP Safe, and Iadsaa
Vegetable SbseJc.
James Kennedys fen.
Alexandria, October Is. eS
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HafsiIfo2aes HsgsY

A sovereign remedy for colds, obstinate
coughs, asth1nas, sore threats and approaching
~eonsumppons. ~,
IIahg,s Aat-5l5soGs Palls.
Are Justly esteemed for carryin5 Oh the sss-
perfuous bile from the stomach ana prevent
ing morbid secretions and their CONSEQUENCE
bilious and malignant fevess, &c. lhess Pilis
are. perfectly mild III their operations aaa may
be used with safety by persons OF sVery age
and In every situation
The S0uerssg7, Ointment ter tie
Itch.
A speedy and effectual re1peag, seserai, }.
removing the complaint at one stspnc.uoh -
may be safeiy@used'by persons OF every sasse'
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-02-28
.HAMILgON's. LOzENGFs,

Which have cured moro children and adults
of disorders proceeding from WoIns, THAI all
tae medicines heretofore discovered. In adj
.dition to the great cures mentioned mite let
ters from tie chancellor the state iof Mary
land, the Rev. Mr.. .Nielthier and othcrs, late
" published the following are submitted TO the
public; being selected for the purpose OF slew
ing the mild yet OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES q tAis.ex.
traordinary medicine, which, although SO mid
in It's operation, is competent TO- cxpef the lor-
midable tape worm.
An infant, aged 5 weeks, of Mr., Henry Ew-
bank, TAILOR, Charles-street, Baltimore, was
dangerously afflicted with conyulsion fits, SO
that his life was despeied.cf, bat IVES perfect
w cured by one dose Of Hsmiiton's Worm Lo-
ezenges, which expelled several worms, the
sundeubted cause of the cfliid's disorder.
Letter flo7v A4,. .4cke,men, b11eklsye,, Al:ss.9-
zine-strce:, near Eroeazvy, 5an "a, 1904
1t would be ungrateiul were a to withheld
nv testimony in favor Of Hamitorsa Worm
Destroying I3ozenges. had been betwasn
FIVE and six years past much indisposcd, ARD
Jattcrly eftcn tormented with severe gripping
aud pains i. the bowels, troubled, With .otlen-
sive breath, with violent feyerish fss, and other
Obvious symptoms Of worms; hut frequently
'hesring your Worm i.ozenges recommended
in gases similar to mine, | determines On a
trial of them, as raay last resource. THO first
dose sevaeuatsd twelve CT IS feet OF saPe
worm !; two ether doses Were taken, which
brought away quastity Of matter broken like
skins and pieces of worms. Il suppose, the
tape worm, yoided ct different tinaes,. must IN
the whole have exceeded forty feet. The Cd
most incredible benefit | received from thas
medicine, induced me to give adose to a child
Of mine who was rining and sickly: it Proda-
ced the same good effectin this instance, ex-
pelling a worm of a different kind, from nine
to twelve inches long, and at the same tune
restoring a good state Of health.
HENRY ACKERMAN.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-12-31
WEpNrspAY, December %.

An engrosscd bill For dividing the county Of
Amherst was read y Gi,d time & several blanks
4 therein hlled up;
n Rssolrej, ThatNe bill DO pass and that The IL
Tie he, an act For dividing the county o. Ain
herst" Ayes l0l--Nocs 81.
Certain resolutions (which lnv on Che iahlc) as
reported from the committee for courts OF Justice,
were taken up and read in the loli3Hiag words :
]. Resoics9, that ii IS the opinion nf tins COM
mittea that the petition Of Henry ]. Ainh0h,
praying tb't On act may pass yestmg in the petit.
oner the right oF the commonwealth 10 q certain
lot OF ground lying IN tho CITY Of Richmond
whereof Win. r. Asst died s,'zed and iutcstate
and which hath cschedtcd 10 tic commonwealth,
Is reasonable
2. Hcso'v,, thatit isthc opinion &C this com
mittee, tHa he petition Of Sarah Hewlett, adm'x.
OF WIN. Hewlett. Gec'd. praying that an 4. may
Ptgs authorizing sale Of tract Of land OF orc
hundred ccreS, lynE IN CHoline county, whereof
the sad William died Ae.lcG and INT, state and an
application Of tie proceeds of tie sid sale to-
Naris dischdrguIs uie dct,s OF Che SAID deccdent,
Lc jcctcl
3. Realv sd that Il is de opinion of tbs com.
m'ttce, that The petition OF Elizabeth Michael,
pf'virS That = act my PISS testing in hcrthc right
p, the coHlaOnve i.if tOs certain tract % land
s ng IN The county oi HARDY, whereof a certain
John Shoemaker died seized and intestate, with.
cot heirs cap!'e 81 ini,eriting the same, be re-
;cc.S3
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-12-31

The 1ft ead ID rcsriusio1s heing rad sccoh;l
Hnv, were the question pa tbcreupoa agree.
Ito by the house.
The Sd resolution being read second time, a
motion was made to amend the same by striking.
out at the end thereof the words be rejected,
and inserting iii leu of them the words els rea-
sonable !" and the question being put on The pro-
posed amendment, it passed in the affirmative.
The question being then put on the resolution
rs amended, it was agreed to by the house
report from the committee for courts of JUS
tce (Which lay on the tablc) was taken UP and
read in the following words
The committee for courts of justice have, ac
cording to order, had under their consideration
several petitions to them referred, and have come
to the following resolutions thereupon
1. Resoived, that it is the opinion of this COM
mttec, that the petition Of suniry inhabitants of
Nottoway county, praying that an act may pass
for establishing an academy, private school
now under the management of Donald Stewart
near the courthouse Of the said county, is reason
able.
2. Resoiced, that it is the opinion of this com
mttee, that the petition OF sundry inhabitants of
the town of Centerville and its vicinity, praying
that act an may pass incorporating trustees for the
Centerville academy, similar to the act passed for
incorporating those of Dumiries academy, is rca-
s0nable.
3. ResofOed, that It is the opinion of this com
mittee, that the petition of sundry members of the
SouTt vi SoocbisIiu county Slallii tn;it from acct
dent they omitted at the proper times TO appoint
processoners, and to make the necessary arrange
ments for the election of overseers OF the poor of
the said county, and rravins that tci: proceedings
afterwards adopted these subjects, may be Ie-
gal;zed by the legislature, is reasonable.
| 4. Resolved, thu, L is the opinion of this com
mittec, that the petition OF the president and pro-
tcssos Of the college of William and MARY, pray
inT that an act may psss uthorisng thcIn and Al
50 the professors trustees OF other public semi
. narics, to SUMMON and compel the attendance Of
witnesses, and 80 administer an oath TO any per-
son not q student, to answer I'll; questions rcspec-
ting those transactions i'll which students may be
supposed TO b. concerned III violation Of the rules
and statutes OF theg respective seminaries, is req
sonsble
S. Resolrea, That I is the opinion OF this com
mittee, ugt the petition OF sdndry inhabitants OF
the town OF Suffolk, praying that act may pass,
| authCr.sing an annual election of trustees OF t,,
said town, with powers sufficient 10 enable then,
TO keep the streets, laItes, aeys and loot wavs
thereof i'll good repair, and to regulate in other
respects the Internal poles oi the sad town. is rea-
| sonab!e
The said resolutions being read second time,
were On the question put theieupon, agreed to by
| Che house.
] ITO be continued
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-12-31
Mr.. ROSE.


letter from Norfolk, of Dec. 81, to a mer
chant III this City, says, awe are this mo-
ment informed, that the Statira frigate, with
Mr.. Rose, has arrived in the Roads.'-It i.
reported in this city, that Mr. Rose had ia.
ken pilot-boat and sailed up the Potomac 70,
Washington.
1t is presumed, that, our government will
make "short work" of it with this special
, Envoy. The British manifesto about sea-
men has already contributed TO save much
unavailing diScuSSion.--It is now understood
that our government will not consent to ne
sociate at all with Mr. Rose, unless he is au-
thorised to treat of the affair Of the Chesa-
peak in connection with the general Qucstj-
ohs in dispute. And indeed if we can place
any confidence in the following extract from
letter addressed to the editor of Federal
paper in Philadelphia, the President NAV
have impaired this idea in some CONFIDENT
al communication to CONGRESS-:
Yesterday, december ~ in the course
Of debate in the House of REPRESENTATIVES,
as Mr.. Sturgcs was giving general view o.
our difficulties and negotiations with the Dri
tish government, he stated that it was wei
understood that the British had refused 10
blend the affair OF the Chesapeake with the
other points in controversy, aud that on. go
verrmcnt insisted IN discussing them IN cor
:
he was called 20 order b. Mr.. Nicholae. and
afterwards by MIR. C:iowninshicid en- the
score Of revealing what lie was not at lii,c,4,
TO communicate. Mr.. S. obeerved, that -
what he was about 70 say, he placed NJ reIi-
ance upon any confidential commune items :
lie derived his int r.Nacicn from other. distinct
ard independent sources, and was therefore
IN order while stating IT % the IIoue."
! We may therefore presume, that tie fil.t
measure ID be saSen b. cur government will
be to call upon Mr.. Rose Tor The extent his
in'tyNctiorS. i M. Rasc IS ONLY authorize i
TO negotiate On the -ii;lir oFthe Chesapeake.
it's prcsuInaJic, ti4;.r all farther ncS citation
VIII be at an cid.
Some Of the LoAdon prints have certainly.
given very different account OF Mr.. Roses
mission. j hey represent Inn to have GER
tam general powers. They say that he is
authorised to propose to the Americans, that
as Great Britain means to put ali the French
and Spanish Colonies under q more rigorous
blockade, they Can 10 longer be allowed to
carry the produce o. Cuba, Guadaluure &c.
to Europe; butin rcc2n,hrsce they shall be
allowed to take ram and nloiasses, and to
carry them to the European markets -
ne London Editor very politely ADDS that
TINS propo.iliCn - c&IcCted - CUGciliatc the
states.
MS iued uoSs net appear altogether CHI
mcrlcal, when il 10 recOiiect cd that in Z Gel
ebrated speech delivered by Mr.. Gaming IN
the House Of CoInmons, before lie was trans
terred into the minis,ry, nc avowed among
ether measures that he would have adopted
Tor retaliating Bonapurte's decree, that he
would have suffered no colonial produce to
50 to France, until it had contributed some
Thing to tie defence OF En-. and by paving q
tax Ill some OF herports. &.
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fi;gatc ca,rc 80 anchor, h,s f,5trs that tie
4, vt from tie fort were thrown over her the
anchor was weighed. Had not the frigatc
been very expert in getting off the American
shipping would have been much injured by
the fort. At night an officer from her board
ed all the American vessels in the harbor, s
pressed two men from the ship Fame, Jones,
of Philadelphia. The Leda was boarded off
the Capes by an officer of the British frigate
Horatio, &treated politely. The Fame, Jones,
for Philadelphia, sailed S days before the
Leda.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-12-31

oeacGt.. r t..e %, 7,-etnesdsv in 1n,,a.
~, dispatches from OR Ministers, ~ the
: 80 q -. '1a5cg, -, c1rt.il? arr;t,(
Wien the Citizens Ok Hanover, in cayc ~
rupture with q. Britain, can thcn adopt s,,cl,
neas nrcs, as such a crisis NAV require.
HANOVER, Nov, 20, 1907.
AS this Is national subject, or ono or
least IN which the State of Virginia il inte-
rested, 1t viii not be considered rs arroe..n.
or presumptuous in the citizens of ,1a,tTer
II they should not, in their selection OF wor,
tines, confine themselves to residents Of the;,.
own county 1t is therefore proposed. thar
General Mercer, who sacrificed his life in
defenceot American Independence, and III.
late Edmund i'endleton and George NVvtbc-
who were the firm advocates of Liberty ana
Repu5hcanism, and who for nearly half =
century, rendered Jheir country great aud
pre-eInineUt services IN the judicial and L.
SislatiVe departments, should be included in
the contemplated address or instruct;ons ~,
the representatives of Hanover.
NOTE Authentic Documents will h, s,b-
mit-ed to the citizens of Hanover. by which
1t Will satisfactorily appear. that the late
General Thomas Nelson, during the revoln-
tionary War, Taade greater pecuniary sacr;-
ices, and indeed, displayed more Gen,,;g.
faf7FoHSlr, than any other Citizen in the II
niteCl States.
Hanover, Nov. 26th, 1907.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-12-31

We confidently triis>;, .;,at the patience and
EeilSntry OF. cur cpuniirT:e1 via readily
prompt them t. submit 10 The inconycniencics
OF this law No doubt it Will give tempo
rai'v shock to the vaiue of-our produce, and
N the merchants choose to encounter the OBJ
ioqny OF the speculation, it will raise the
price OF goods. But the honor of our country
is at stake. 1t is our firm belief too, that it
will contribute to bring the European nations
to sense Of uStice.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-12-31
FRENCH PAPERS.

Tothe 5th Nov. have been received Mt
Vesu6urghor., via Mar6lehead. They con-
tain but little new intelligence. A Bayonne
article of Oct. 90, mentions the arrival at
CaGiz of the Russian feet of IL sail of the
line, from the Mediterranean
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-12-31

I TAKE this method Of informing nv d;s,3os
L clients, ulat have rennuis,.eG li.e rr.,ctiee
ot Law III the count c0urts Of t5o.th,,rn.sr!,,i
an; lancaster, and the district court OF i4o.s,,o.
hsfi%'!'i' and have transferred my l4w-Ln3;re3s,
except in those cases In which IL. wa. o.,.,,>,.
to Inc, to Sto:eiy 1'owcs, esq Of lancaster. cam.
-. JOHN MILLER, Ilm.
LcS. u. It~4w
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-12-31

1--WE DOLLARS REWARD.--Stolen with
j the Saddle Bags Of the Fsrmyille POst-ridcr,
two water proof LOCKS, belonging to a double
baireled gun the cock Of the right hard lock was
broken of with the part Of the lumber with which
it was connected The upper jaw and screw Of
the left hand cock we're wanting. The above re-
ward will be given to any person delivering them
az the Office Of the Enquirer, furthering tlleIo
to the subscribcr.--No questions asked
THOS. ROBINSON
Far1nviRe, Prince Edward, Dee i9--L oaw}wi
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-12-31

"; 'lNN-A Young man qualified 10 con.
L duct IN English school iana las taught se.
yen or c'Sht ycsrs) wishes tn cnrae in q ,ri,,si..
i.m;iy o.. GOOD ms; sfhborhoo3, w;;6 shor. - ,,,.
PhS Wa3es beng . secondary cGrs;.ic 4 ,,,n-
- an agreeable situation Is more his Of Get than
lucrative one
a ling directed 10 D. p. C. King & Queen Court
house, va De promptly attendcdto
Dec 81. r2-1