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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-10-21

Mason, William Owens, William Sterritt
and John M'Culoch.
Mathews, Thomas Brooke, Leyii. Gayle aud
James Spark
Mecklenburg, Abraham Keene, Thomas
A. Jones AND Grief Green.
Middlesex, Thomas Muse, Thomas lfealy.
jr. and Richard Nj. Segar
Monongalia, William John, BENJAMIN Rec
der and William G.. Payne
Monroe, John Burnside, William Graham
and Benjamin Hall.
Montgomery, Daniel Trigg, Charles Tay-
lor and James p. Preston
Nansemond, Lemuel Riddck, Fisher Ia.
shell aud Richard Yprbrough.
Nelson, Landon Cabe!!, Shelton Cr0ss,hwais
and Nelson Anderson
New Kent, William Chamherlsyuc, Joh,
Saunders and Edmund Panke.
Northumberland, Thomas D. Dcwning. Hi.
ram Opie and John II Faiin
Norfolk county, JamesS Mathews, Bernard
Magnien and William G. Holt.
Northampton, Caleb Fisher, Hczekiah Pitts
and Littleton Upsnur
Nottoway, Francis Fitzgerald, Edward
Bland and Peter Randolph, ir.
OHIO. Thomas Evans (n1 rciIant. Wheel.
ing) Joseph Tomlmsou aud John Morgan.
Orange, Robert L. hIooic, james Barbour
anu DC nSt0 Cape.
Patrick, Samuel Staples, Gabriel Penn and
William Garter
Pendle,on. Robert Davis, John S.av;n .,5
William NJ Coy
Pittsylvana, Isaac Coles, William Tnnstau
and Joseph Carter.
Powhatan, Samuel Peasants, Iames poin.
dexter and Frederick Woodson.
Prince Edward, Peter Johnston, John Pur-
nall and Thomas Green
Princess Anne, Lemuel Cornick, Join Read
and William ID Woodhouse.
Prince William, John Bronaugh, Jane.
kempe and Stephen French.
Prince George, Thomas III. Cooke, George
Rutiin and Miles Selden, il.
Randolph. r b. TT Maxwell, Nicholas Glib
son and John Currenca
Richmond county, Peter Rust, Ezekiel LIE.
Wy and Vincent Branham.
Rockbridge, James Caruthers, John Lev
burn and Andrew Read
Rockingham, George Houston. BENJAMIN
HARRISON and Daniel Smith.
Russell, James M'Fa,laue, Nathan Filing.
ton and Harry Smith.
Southampton, James Gee, GriMn Stith and
James Trzvant
SPottsy vania, David c. Kerr, Hugh Mer-
Ger and RobeTtS Crew
Stafford, Col. John Cooke. Hancock Fn
STAGE and Travis DANIEL.
Surry, Nicholas F2ulccn, James d Ed.
wards and Charles II oirayes.
Sussex, BENJAMIN Wyche, William Mas
senburg and John Jarrutt.
Shenandoah, Philip Williams, JAG b Rim.
ker and William II. Dnlany.
laEeweii, James Thompson, George Pee
ry and John Thompson
Warwick, William ID gges. Thomas Pes
cud and Matthew WIS
Washington, Fraacis Preston, Robert Pres
ton and Henry ST. John D,xon.
Westmoreland, Alexander Parker, Samuel
Eempleman AID Richard L.. Parker.
Wood, John S'oCkiey, james G. LaidIey
and Thomas Tavener
Wythe, John Montgomery, John Stonger
and Joseph Kent.
York, William Howard, Samuel Shields
and Peyton Southaa.
Richmond City, Al xander Quarter. Rem.
Jamin Tate and John II Foushte
Norfolk Borough, Robert Brough, w liam
Lindsay and William Newsum, ir.
Williamsburg, James Semple, Robert An.
derson and Litsleton T zeweu.
Ertract from the Journal.
DAM l.. HYL:ON, Clerk
of me Council
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-10-21
FROM THE SPIRIT OF rs
TO THE
PEOPLE OF VIRGINIA.

Ne the undersigned members Of The
Az2aroe corresbon committee, take
ieaUe oace mare to address gou:
1t is well knownto you that we were
appointed by that portion Of the legis-
latfve body, which convened az the ca.
pitol on the AID day of February last,
To make arrangements proper and ne
cessary TO ensure the success of the
Monroe electoral ticket.
Finding that there was difference
of opinion on the subject of the electi-
on, not only in this state, but in the
United States generally, we conceived
that when we were about to announce
oar ticket, we might take the liberty
of submitting to the Public Judgment,
few arguments, which seemed to us
,entitied to great consideration and in
fluence. We thought, that in free
country, on subject so interesting,
and AZ period so critical, honest men
might publish their real opinions to
the world, without fear of insult or
prescription. We did publish our re-
al, our honest, our independent opini-
ons, and we expressed them in terms
to which we were well assured no ex-
ception ought to be taken. We did
nothing more than exercise our indis-
putable right: right without which
free government cannot exist: and we
think that the manner In which it was
exercised, was perfectly compatible
with the respect due TO the public, to
our opponents, and to the candidate in
whose behalf they are so much excl
ted. For this conduct on our part,
fellow citizens, for this exertion of an
essential and indisputable right, for
this performance of an important
duty, for this avowal of our real opinf-
ons, in support of man, so long and
so well known to you all, we have
been, with that intemperancc, which
marks the character Of an American
= Gazette, charged not only with de-
parture from the republican principles
TO which we are most sincerely attach
ed, but with entertained views, hostile
to the honor and interests ofthe Ame-
rican people.
lin reply TO this last charge, we will
not enter into any explanation. We
disdain to do so. We know that our
motives are pure: and we affirm that
our solicitude for the honor and well
fare OF the United States is as ardent
and sincere, though perhaps not so en-.
Eghtened, as that of the president him
self, or either Of the patriotic men
who have been named as his success
sors. On this subject we are perfect
ly at ease.
But the Foundation OF this charge is
the wish which we avow 20 see Mr..
Monroe Precedent Of the United
States. We acknowledge again, be-
fore the nation, that the election of
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-10-21
IN Conncil, oelober IS. 18oa.

IN Council, October IS, 1903.
1T is advised, that the list of Comm. i.
oners appointed to supeyintend the elec ION
OF Electors to choose President and We.
President of the United States, be publish.
ed in the Richmond papers with the fore
going alterations and any persons whose
names are contained in the said list thus
published, and who have not received their
commissions, are requested, notwithstand-
ing, to aot, as their commissions have been
issued and forwarded according to law.
EIract fran the 1Iinu,es.
DAM. L.. HYLTON, CLERK
A Copy.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-10-21

way to that illiberal jealousy, which
tells us not to vote for the man of our
choice, because he has the SURFACES of
our political opponents.s
In the conduct which we have OBJ
served in relation to the approaching
election, we have done what we con-
celve to be our duty, and followed
the dictates Of our best Judgment. We
have done no more than to exercise
our unquestionable rights, and we are
confident that the conduct which we
recommended is calculated to promote
the real prosperity and happiness of
this nation. We expect however, from
past experience, that insult and abuse
will be heaped upon us. All this we
must bear. Conscious of the rectitude
OF our motives, and solemnly Impress
ed with belief, that the election of
James Monroe, will be more condu-
Give to the public welfare, than the e.
lection of any other citizen in nominal
ton, we shall hear with perfect indif-
ference the clamors which this address
will not fail to excite. If the public
voice shall decide against US, if the
people shall proclaim Mr.. Madi-
son president, their "will be done"
We shall acquiesce: but until the will
OF the nation is ascertained, by a for
NAL declaration in the way prescribed
by the constitution, we shall, without
hesitation, adopt every fair and henora-
Die means 10 ensure the election of
James Monroe.
GEORGE HAY,
EDWARD c. STANARO.
WILLIAM ROBERTSON,
JOHN BROCKENBROUGH.
OOHN CLARKE, Absent.)
October II, 1908.
Essec eounty, 1871 Der. 1908.
Mr.. PEASANTS,
i must ask the favor of you to
make known through your very useful pa
per-. my determination to decline acting on
the Monroe Committee for the. county of
Essex.
TUNSTALL BANKS.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-10-21
A Copy.
Notice

4 PETITION will be presented TO the
L next Genarsl Assembly, praying that
the land whereof John M'Murry died seiz-
ed, may be sod for the payne Mt of his just
debts. VIM. OVER ron, Adm,r.
Of John M'Murry
Charlotte, Oct. 10, 1903 2m
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-10-21
Notice.

a PETITION Will be presented to the
L n next General Assembly, praying for
the establishment of town at buckingham
Courthouse Nv Oct. 10. igO8.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-10-21

Ruler Of France---thatth the King of Sweden
had declared War against England !....that
every American vessel taken by virtue of
the Berlin or Milan DEGREES had been con-
demned, and many of their crews impressed
into the French naval service; and that
1t was said, every American vessel that
touched ut the Continent on any pretence
whatever, would be considered IS coed
prize unless we removed our embargo.
Capt M. adds, that there is strict en-
barge on all Americans at Amsterdam,
where he left nine sail he sailed by spe-
cial permission to bring home seamen and
others that had been taken by France and
her allies, some of whom had travelled
from Italy to obtain passages home THAT
England enforced her Orders in Council
with the most unrelenting severity I! Such
is substantially Capt. MS Information.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-10-21

NEW JERSEY ELECTION.
A friend has favored me with the follow
ing returns from New Jersey, which proves
that, that State is decidedly Republican.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-10-21
Strayed or Stolen.

FROM the commons of Richmond, On Monday
tie 29Ih August. small chesnut sousi
Horse, about Ave years old, four feet zen inches
high or upwards, short though tolsraby we'll
formed, inclined 10 be droop rumpsd. shows bis
hiP bones a little, has kind Of A1xen nisae and
taIl h1s mane has been lately trimmed littie ny
an inditl rent hand, lis tail bobbsd some inns
past ard almost gown ou1 again, 10 brand nor
any white 40 ut him tecoIected. exeeot a eadIla
spot next his right Shoulder, ro'a genefsiiy and
was iately IN I'll round. Whoever viii deli.
veI said horse 20 the sub5s ibes in Richrno
shall receive Eve do lars, and oaconyicsion Of the
thief thify dollars.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-10-21

V0I|'7'F 70 = I0Wo. =
NOTICES hereby given, a. & one u nv
negro men found rim Ds!i1r Bcnt
Note N the Racc.fieid. The noe is now
in my possession. and will be restored to
the owner on h proving properly.
BENZ. HALEY.
ri ~ LIE Is Hereby el"t ., the. pcu ion WI
- he presented to the nest Asscs,blv,:o al
ter The settle fixed on by the commiss olers for
the public buildings in the county Of Nelson.
October 17lh, 1893. tmA.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-11-21
NOTICE.

The subscriber informs the pubic, that ne
5, manufacturers and has for sale, at his manu-.
sf,c,ory corner Of Prince and Fairfax streets
stills % al. sizes, commonly us ga lof
/ a peneral assortment OF TIN WAX.
spElsT IRON STOVES and olO ~ +
pfpFS made at tbs shortest notice. Z.
Fyerr kinsi Of PLU MINING WJRSh , Ell.
.,hsf ffoi St.as CIR Buildings, done in inc Dss'
manner. Dr7cyyEsS
II al its branches is carried on under the "a
,ss,:an a Mr. ii LILLIAN FLEi 90 -
: h has had rsaay years experience, ana as s
,w ,c an IS exceeded by icwAs the Brass
sfo,n.ler business is partnership, aPPiica1lo,n,
n,nst l,e made 10 William Fletcher, who VIII
nn ss 10 make GR.dTES Handsomely
arn amented with Brass, agreeable g any p %
,s, ,r price, aud viii execute the work y i''s
v , best and ncatsst MANNER and on the mos
reasonable term -. ~ her.
9Sns,. p rivtsr, Lend and IRON.
George M.Munrl.
\ -.
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rr,r, the thiYtceath English edition, eAlarg-
eela improved by the Author.
Price haqdso7nelu 6ou,.d and ictfcrsd, dsltar.
axc oNME CATIONS or THE ABcyE WORK ll
dave lad ffi,ss,ssie'tt occasion TO speak peak
tho diligence good sense, aipf good inten-
tions, of Mr. M ;assIss; add we co''grat'uitate
si,.s ssaeerely on the seecess OF this partcisa1r'
wo.s. If s aacun Ss is oastion, because the
alterations and additions. arc SO considerable,
that tits rendered agaosta new work
glsltisA cxi1ie, July 1901. S
q Tie exam ples which Murray has here
selected, and TIE iud:cicus rsflectlo's wi.leil
accompany them, are.such as can scarcely fali
t. make tie best Impressions, and 10 produce
the Hest eesects. Oh all who read them with at
te,s;en. The present edition of this excel
lent publication, which has been long Known
and commended, Is enlarged by the addi1glon
90 twenty two, ner characters, hlilng hearty
one lanared pages
.d,sti-Jaeo6in Rcviezr, Jan. 1901.
Owe have received tie tenth and last edi-
t;on sof this valuable work. The improve
= ents made in it, will appear fron1the authors
.ofoertiaesaeat We can only add to- this 81
countsof the present useful volume, onri'oPe
that it will be extensively clrculaiea among
our countrymen.
Jne smsr:caa. Reyie7g q Literary 1ou'7ia,
for Julg, .fasuses5 Se1ttemaee''' 9 SOL. q
c On reyiiewina this book, in its improved
form. we find the facts unqacstlonabies anu I.
b;,rlly interes.iag--the style correct and neat
and the general tendency OF the work snsh
- ;,,duces us strongly torecolnmcnd l., espe-
oial,y 10 young readers, who love entertain
,aent mingled with Instruction.
Luansriicai 9lasazaae, Oct 1901.
sThe rapid sale Of this small but valuable
collection, has anticipated the commentators
we are DESTROYS to bestow. In an eSeuelili-
cation Of more than seycnt! remarkable cha:
rac,er many striking examples are exhibi.ca
which. in the quiet hour Of reflector, man
cont,;bpie to arrest the careless and Wander
ING to animate the sincere and rlftuons !; ana
:, convince 81, diseeunse;iance those who have
bsen unfsapeily led to oppose the highest
,,.,,hs Gentle gian' 5 Magazine, .AoU. 1908.
goldsmith Gramn.ar Of Geography.
p:ge's A arithmetic, large and small.
Hvn,f.s and Spiritual Songs.
Schoot Bibles and Testaments, Spelling
Book., Primers, BeAnet boards Wriahss-
Paper
The l7th number Dr.. Ree's new cyciope.
dia.
October 50.
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John G.. LADD,
HAS FOR sale,

Has FOR Sale,
90 bales German Linens. coniiif-
Inc. ofbrown and white Rolls, haxen Os1a-
burghs, hernpen T;ckIenburghs, Burlaps, y
Checks and Stripes. 3
1000 piecesNankeen
Russia Shooting and Duck
| bale Writing Paper
SO bags Of black Pepper of the best Qua-
lily, and will be sold very low
Sugars and Coffee
40 hhds Molasses
4 pipe port Wine
10 do Holland Gin
$ 20. French Brandy
2 do Jamaica Spirits:
Aquantityof seal Leather, Shoes, Spets
tnacitl and Iallow Candies, Cheese, &c. Sc
+ AprA z.
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Wa7l1angton and alexandria Turn
PIKE Company.

T@EE Stockholders of the Washington and
SIS Alexandria Turnpike Company are here
by notified that the Fourth Instalnenf OF 4 en-
Dollars on each share is called for by the Pre-.
sirent and Directors OF the said Company and
is required tobe paid to Charles Page, Trea-
sarer, in Alexandra, on or before the l4th day
Of December next, agreeablet to an act of Con-
press, entitled =. An act for the establishments
of turnpike Company in the county OF A
lcxandrla. in the district Of Colu mbia."
BY order of the Directors,
C. DENEALE, President.
November ID.
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Iusyf z. vELEsHGD,
I'm far SAB a

nnsyRT CIR iiCsSKsS'r0RE, 3
king .sreEErs aIE,saSnKIAs
qIss Reviied Code, Volume IL.
sss,,siaing collection 81 all such Laws s.. q
a. ,e.sneral assembly os Virginia. OF pub
lc,u.a pern.a,scnt nature, as Gave passed since
Inc ion, 1901
D,;ey. ,,sGtiy oound an lcfte:-eG. So.
IN 1 s,Nl,s III eysssyfB iaysy--Cr the Moths
ana Biueaier: a & lie, n, 2 vols. oy MRS
\, ,r.--- Price ST. rs, III 5aards.
TfIg CUTTER, Ia FIVE Lectures upon the
~, md Practice f Cussing Frlentis, Acc
.U,sa:..tsuces and Relations. Price. z: 5oaras,
Sc sfafs.
t.s:sber Ii
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JUST RECEIVED 81 is ssSSies,.es
For Sale at X. CRAPS Book Steres King

# sStreff !;
TIE POWER OF RELIGION
On the mind, in retirenacit, ahsietion and at
tie approach Of death.
Exemp.ifiod III the testimonies aid expert.
enee of persons, distinsu ished by their great
ness, learning or vi,tud. us
IT'S immortality It's that alone
@ Amidst iite's pains, abasements, emptl-,
ness,
{: The Soul can. comfort, elevate and Hi"
YoENG. I.
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REMOVAL.
Joleph II. Vaudeville,

Joi1f'ii q. lsiailAeviliC,
1A1' 'e'tooeu ~ wore 80 Npe 6ricx rouse tssI-
9 0eesiased 6y. Le'sis De6lois, esg. corner
s. Aiag ana NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ne hHs ss
( nana ana cte,sj Sale------
iooo bushels Lisbon SAIL.
Liverpool coarse and flne 90.
Brown SUGAR In hhds. andsbls.
Loaf and Lump do.
MOLASSESi in hhds.
Green COFFEE in bags and bills.
imperial r,tsr, 90, -.
Tyson, EnS
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& No. 23|i36.
FRESH BEER.

Dedlgs excellent Frederick
Town Maryland Is = E R, for sale, by the
,arreL. at the Old Bank opposite the mar
ket. 50
MI s. o,
Bottled Cider, Patent Cider-R Royal, Cherry
Bounce, Rice; Fish, &C.
q Ike WIS E,s
A second handed COAcE1EE, for barter
or cash. A great bsrgain viii be given.
Enquire as above.
November IS. 3tt
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BIZ Indie Y RgI1RR-tY.

From the thirteenth English edition, cnlarg
edand improved blythe Author
Price handsomely 6ousd and deferred, l asl'a''
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AdNl dull ~ OWASs
November z.
Tuit received and tor Sale by
the Subscrlber,
A GOOD ASSORTMENT OF
Mems coarse and fine SHOES, very
large
1Yonens and Misses Morocco ana Lea.
tier do s's &
- Bows coarse and fine do.
Childrens Morocco aud Leather do OF all
A quantity Of CHEESE that he can re-
commend.
Table FISH.
New England CIDER in barrels "
s. 5 threaded COTTON for nettiss.s
CRANBERRIES, BETS 7fl e
TOES in bills
Aad other articles as pedal.
Thomas Patton.
November l5A
The subicriber has ON hand,
THE FOLLOWING GOODS,
SO Suitable ortheabproachinsgoe ason,
That will be sold on reasonable terms.
q Bales blue KERSEYS.
do. beaver COATING.
L do. narrow CLOTHS.
do. blue do.
= do. bleachea Scotch DOWLASS
.,.s-..- 80 also, ON HIND, s. T.
,Madeira WINE in Or. casks.
cocoa in bags.
SO hhds. Sullnaln MOLASSES.
QUEENS WARE in crates assorted.
SHOT in casks.
James Patton.
October ! 9.
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o. City Tavern and Hotel,
ALEXAND RIA:
At THH SIGN OF THE GRAPES.
WILLIAM CATION.

From the City Of .d,aaataohs, { l'laryl1nd1
~ ESPECTFUI.LY informs his FRIENDS
IN and the PUBLIC in general, that he has
taken that ustlvcele6rated I'm, in this city,
called The CITY TAVERN and HOTEL,
lately in. the possession of Mr.. John Gadsby..
He hopes, by assiduity and attention, togiye
the greatest satisfaction to every person, az
no exertions on his part shall be wanted to
keep up the high character which this Ta-
yern has, as being one of the best IN The Uni
ON and assures them that he will always
have an assortment Of the best liquors and
good waters.
Travellers and others wifi meet with good
accommodations at the above house, on rea-.
sonabie terms. ~ y
Boarders are taken BY the day, week,
month or year.
nP The papers from all the sea-ports on
the continent are regularly taken and FLED at
the Coffee House, adjoining the tavern, and
are for the use or strangers.
*.* Suppers can be had from SIX to tvelye
O'Clock ii the eyeqing, at short notice,
from one TO twenty. /. &. = 4, ~
November IS. dH
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TO RENT.

A convenient two story Dwetlirg Hause and
Store, situate on the corner OF King and Pitt
streets, lately occupiedby Mr.. John Ramsay
~ .dLSO,
THE HOUSE on Fairfax street occupied
Mrs. WILseH ~
Apply to s
Robert /. Taylor.
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VESSELS WANTED,

VE7ANTED avessel of one thouyand bar
Wv rels, to take freight to Salem and one
OF seven hundred burrcis for Boston.
LaWrafon 6 FoWle.
.I<4,,T {.
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FOR SALE,

aslyR sSA Ii,
A. Sis il Of Potomac Bridge STOCK, S,
IL 4.s. ii ..xa,,slria and Washington SoA1
ditto.
Ia. s,:stls. Riycr Turnpike koaa 90.
so assis Insurance do.
IeiaT 10 the estate of John 1faf1s'
4. I. Taylor. Exy.
ects:se.s esu
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cs.;.ss .she sloOp Juliet, Captain fov le J.
ssssS ::Suport, noS iying a. isai's''o''s .
waaf:--
a d. neity Of excellent Rhode ode.
ls.'s,.s. a.,,oss, Grcrping Apples elaer'
cs.s,. Ions, New England Rum, SS.--
3. John G. Laid.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-02-26

= OTlCE-S1MPsoN NORRIS, Opposite the
~ Eagle Tavern, respectfully informs the pub
lie, that he is selling off die following GO6DS
under cost and charges, as he positively intends
to quit the above business on OF before April ne
The remainder ct the stock consists of the fol.
lowing articles suitable Tor the present and an.
preaching season, viz
Broad Cloth, Cassimeres, Bennet's patent Cord
Corduroy. Thicksetts, Vclvetcen, Black Floren'
tine Silk, ToilcnctS, Flannels and Baizes of var;
Gus colors, Wiliboar, linen and cotton Checoues.
inc 7-S and 4-4 Irish Linen and Renting, Dow,
Las large assortment Of fine Linen Cambria.
ladies' and gemlemens' silk & cotton Hose, white
and black Brussels Laces, ladies' silk and camel
hair Shawls, silk and cotton Gloves, fine corded
and cainbric Dimity large assortment of fash.
louable India and British Muslins, Cotton Cam
brc ct various colors, fashionable printed Calico
Nankeen, white and coorcd Marsciles and lanes
Cotton Cashmere, India Cotton and Table Cloths
and hummer of other articles too tedious TO q.
uumcrate. Feb e. (oo1y6,,,,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-02-26

M ESSRS. Nathaniel, BENJAMIN, and Iobn
ISA Shepherd, and John s. Moore-Take No
TIcE, that shall on Thursday the 10Th day of
March, 1908, between the hours of eleven in the.
forenoon and FIVE in the aftcRoon, at the Bell Ia
vern, in the city of Richmond, proceed 20 take tie
dispositions of sundry witnesses to be read in eyi-
dcnce in the injunction pending in the county
court OF King William, wherein l am plaintiff &
you are defendants and also, that on the Dist
day of March, 1903, at the Tavern at King Win
am courthouse, between the same hours, shall
take the depositions of sundry witnesses to be
read In evidence i'll the same Injunction
GEORGE K. LEIPER,
- Es''r. IF bernard O4oore, decd.
fep. 10 Gaw3wYl
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-02-26

THO be disposed of a small assortment of best
j London composition CANDLE MovLns,
with five suitable Frames Also, Cotton in balls,
and aquantity ofreudy made wicks, (Which were
destined for a mandatory, but the owner has
since declined) atfirst cost. The purchaser shall
be taught gratis, the best method of making can
dies both winter and summer, also to dress their
wick, bleaching their tallow, and making the
candies ola beautiful gloss and wite,less--Appiy
ut the Office Of the ENouIRER.
Feb 90. (epStEl