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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-02-04

4 .Schiedam giain S.iss Is
Irish whlskey, very old
20 barrels Pealls5Y lsaa "a rye waiskey
I CIdersin barrels
White wine and Cider y iaegar
Florence oil In tasks
hogshsads HAVANA kas'ey
IS DO. choice resait,l IS lsolass.s
/ CunpoaGcr
| Imperial
Hyson LAS
! n s and g 500
Souchong
Mascovadossugars different qusliscs
Bengal white 10.
Loaf and lump sugars, PAiiadclpI.., E.l
fillmore and Alexandria.
Leipcr.s, CARROTS, "a Hainilton's sagt
IL bottles and biaddcrs.
Macuba aadaapee do.
Clover-seed, Pena. ssss.raated)
Mace; nutmegs cloves; cassia pimtn,,
TO; pepper; ginger, race and ground; ey
enne pepper; refined salt-petre.
Coffee; chocolate rice; pearl barsyf|
London and Philaeleiphia mustard hsse
saies starch; fig blue; fletant indigo; Geo.
gia.and Tennessee cotton. flax, wool; mad
ders1copperas /; alum; birthstone chalk
pipes.in boxes; wrapping paper and twins;
traces; bed cords leading lines; demiohni
gin cases pateHt shot; brandywine gunps
der; Harvey s. gunpowder, { the only real b
tish battle POWDER from + to trebleseatd;
chewing tobacco best Havanna segars.
Muscatgl and bloom raisi!,s IN boxes
Sunrajsins In casks.
Zantes surrants; prnnes; soft shellsd
monds.
A few boxes excellent pickles, eathoN 4
dozenbottiss assorted capers, olives and 4
,choyies, for sale by the box.
A quansity of clean good alum salt sullls
for the fishery, &c. &c.
JAMES BACON,
RoessRY SToRr, III Klng-stree', h'
adaisson to his. 5,0,mer STOCK, added
A freih Supply of Genuine Artle't'A
the GrecerY.Liae;
Which n,atee b;S assortment complete
p. nam oa.,.. f.. salI Is h.s ug,tal lou tern
Na,rca,.sdo c.,ns-s o{various qua
- fNS s310 o5
lf'les' -.
s, A-oal aiiSs lump ditto;
Gunpowder, sg *
Imperial 1 hh '.Iec
Tyson particularly "a far
> Dung Hysesi, ealV ~.
iiysoli@akin, and isisii'' u'
oouehong ,
.ns.st 5iSeas ). ~, Is
chocolate, ola, sererlof auAtsl
Hisiaticlfa,,
buscfios,
Sherry, nFS
Lisbon, ~
icnerlfte,
Malaga, and
Genuine old Fort
alI jamaica snirit for family use,
Antigua, st.scnoix, ST. Vinecnts, and@
= $..,s,,J p,,,,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-09-23
BA79ERsEA PApER-HTLLs.

we request the attention of our readers
to an advertisement respecting the Paper
Mills near Petersburg.--ft is the second and
the largest mill of the sort which now exists
in this state. Whatever different persons
may think of the plopriety and seasonable-
ness OF carrying on other manufactures, sure
ly but one opinion can exist respecting pa
per-mills. This is kind of institution, for
which we are completely ripe, not only on
account of the quantity of the manufacture
which is cons,imcd in Virginia, or the pro-
htableness of the work, but from the vast
quantity of the raw material, which is scat
tered In every hole and corner of the state.
ALI that is wanting, is a little economy in
the heads of families, and little care "a
mong the poorer classes. Let the old rags
be deposited in bag or barrel and let those,
which y" nov" scatte-..i 49,. - :.;.f:!i-
collected together.--The .proprietors of the
Battersea mills will then be able to diffuse
the benefits of one of the m ost valuable ma
nutactures which Can exist in reading and
enlightened country.-There are other
considerations which should induce us to
foster the Battersea mills by furnishing it
with rags.
Such local manufactures ought certainly
to have the preference over those establish
cd sin foreign parts" 1.-THE raw materials
are monopoized BY those who will send them
to a distance, how are we To foster our own
institutions, 'Fhere has been a strenuous at
tempt to monopolize all our Rags for the use
o. "A paper mill in another state. The best
qualities ofPaper that is made at those mills,
from these exported rags, are seldom bro't
from them to our own market; and if they
do sometimes reach us, they are sold at IN
eX0rh'tant price, on account of the eXpences,
of transportation. of commission. &c Is it
not then incumbenton the people of the sur
rounding counties to encourage an infant &
deserving mandatory ofpaper. in their own
neighbouIhood, rather than transmit their
rag to a distant mill that has already reach
ed It's maturity?
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-09-23
TO THOMAS JEFFERSON. ESQ.

President d the United Gtates of Ao,erica.
The Petition of the subsci ibers, officers Of
merchant ships, belonging to the port Of Phiia.
elphia--ResPectfuil sheweth,
Ihatln consequence of the present Embargo
laws, the situation OF your petitioners is griev-
Gus and affecting; that they have been eng,eea
IN the mercantile service since their infancy
with few exceptions, and accustomed only to
eonduct ships or vessels across the ocean Il, If
from the operation OF the present restrictive laws
they lind themselves cat Of from their usual en-
Pioyment, and of course the Ineans OF subsisf
enoc' are gone. Your petitioners are well &C
eu':nfed with the duties of conducting ships
from port 20 port well yersed in naval tactics.
put unable TO handle the harrow or plough
Your petitioners have f1' u lorr time borne
WITH patience pr,yatcre incident 4, ;h,,,- r,-s
tucti"e laws, without fnurmur on complaint .
but when iniperiogs necessity compels them e.,
disclose the cause Of their grievances tb.,
humbly suppose they have a right so To do IN ..
decent and respectful manner
Your petitioners therefore pray that vour ev
eeliency will take their case into consideration
and adopt such measures as will relieve the wants
of your petitioners or il there are vacancies in
TIE navy, 70 give your petitioners or some OF
them, an opportunity of serving therein a.
ihey think themselves capabie of performing
teNices ot that nature. They however submit
tie'r whole case 60 your consideration, hoping
your eXceilency will adopt such measures rs
WISDOM and justice may point out, and IS il, Eu.
y bound viii pray, &c
FIhisdeiplna, August 10, 1898
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-09-23
PRESIDENTS ANSWER.
sra,

N answer 70 the petition which YOU deli.
vcred Inc from the officers OF merchant yess.is
belonging to Phiiadepha, J ur.st premise nv
sincere regret AZ the sacrifices which our fellow.
citizens IN geher. and tie petitioners ", Dartict,.
lar, have been Obliged to meet by the circum.
stances OF the times. We 1--we in an age Of sf.
Fiction, TO which the history ofnaf;ors presents
10 parraiisl--we have for years been locking or
Europe covered wth blood AND violence and
seen raPinc spreading tsclf over the ocean. On
th's clements y has reached as, and ri lcnR-th II,
:" serious sdegTee, tat the Legislature si the
haio' Vas thought II necessary 70 withdr,v W our
ciiizs1s ADD propertytfom il, either &, aysd or
70 prepare TOR engaging IN the general contes,
h9t i0r thtstdnely Precauson, the petitioner All.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-09-23

demned,in Court of Admiralty asTEo oa
f'Tze. In this way, their FREUD, the ciai-
n,ant of the prize, will subsequently make o.
yer their vessel TO them the record Of con
domination viii cXonerate them from their
custom house bond and if, Mr.. Jefferson
tails to demand remuneration from the Bri-
tish government, it viii give them, new
theme OF calumny and rcproach against him.
A man who has made &c. 900 6 bv the nid
1 fhe Em6drgo, would be bound in !graH.
t"de, at least. to reshect it's provisions. 1t
he had shipped leo hhds of tobacco to Rot
terdam, just before the imposition of the
Embargo, and that measure had given him a
full range of the market, by intercepting o.
Their expectations 1.-The man should certainly
have been contented with his good fortune
An old Roman would have raised temple TO
the Embargo and guarded its rites from ali
proclamation.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-09-23
From the NesO HAMPSHIRE Gazette.

WHEREAS, report has been intl,striously
circulated IN tic country, that Governor l. ,ng-
don is opposed to the Embargo Laws and has
demonstrated with the President of the United
States against certain regulations, necessary
Ter carrying the same into effect and has even
sent vesse! 10 and whereas it is the dntv
OF every man to- establish truth therefore I feel
1t incumbent on myself to declare, that the u
boye reports are founded in talshood and that,
so far from disappearing of the Embargo Laws,
] am FIRM in the opinion, that they originated
IN the pHrest patriotism, founded in wisdom,
s;safe The only measures that could be adopted
topreserve the honor and peace of the United
States.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-09-23
From orr correshondent.

"NEwYoRR, Sept. II.
,"Capt. Doane, On the ShePterdess) sail
ed from CadIz on the LIST Of Aug. and informs
that, two days previous, the British admiral
of that port, received orders from England
TO raise the blockade of Cadiz that the
Spanish and French fleets lay in the harbor
OF Cadiz that Madrid and Barcelona
were still in possession Of the French that
!unot held possession of Lisbon and that the
Russian feet in the Tagus had not been 1T
tacEed by the British. Markets dull, -four
eislt aoiiars and all kindsof provisions plen-
ty'-CaptaiH Doanc has dispatches fsr the
secretary of State.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-09-23
IMP d nee !
From the Ralimore Federal Gazette
my Debtors on ii@ Western and Eastern shor
of NIyykQuG

To my Debtoys on fie Western and Eastern shore
Of Nwy!ana.
GENTLEMEN,
have waited four days, hoping some of you
VI I've nearest to me, would come ward
and gwen to me at least little assistance. But
have hoped IN vain--Fo call upon you for what
Is due to mc-to assure YOU that unless it is paid
L must proceed against YOU tte ia5p directs );
gives me pain--partcularly the most weak or
wicked measure that ever was adopted BY the
most weak or wicked administration, who have
weakly or wickcdIy managed the affairs of any
government, has placed you in that situation at
thiS time, Isl which you cannot dsposeOf your
property without great loss mean the laws
imposing the present embargo. But, gentlemen,
VOW must be sensible that self b,eserpation is
some of the first laws of nature and az by the
Federal Gazette you will find that my household
furniture and my dzcA6rary are taken in execu-
ton and advertised to be sold on Monday next,
you will certainly, presume, be convinced tina;
however indulgcnt have been, my indulgence
must cease from necessity
have now only to invite to the sale my F,iends,
for believe have some in reality. / know
have many proteSse,ly; they will perhaps find
some article belonging to me which they may
wish for and which may serve as relic by
which they may preserve my memory. even
invite my debtors to attend they may fox the
sum due to me- perhaps, purchase property to
double the amount. The money VuLtgreyS, mean
the Spectators and Shaveys, who instead of lend
ing money at SIX per cent. interest upon good Sc
curity, are tearing the EveJs of their distressed
fellow-citizens, invite also 10 the sale, they
may perhaps buy goods at half value and to
the young students of the law, vino have not
yet supplied themselves with books, also give
an invitation TO purchase my law library without
which can do better than without any beds
LUTHER MARTIN.
N. p. will take care to have Hot Punch for
the company. l.. NJ.
Such conduct is worthy If Luther Martini.
This man has been notorious, for years, as d pc
cuniary delinquent ne has been continually c.
vading the payment Of his debts some of the
debts contracted in this City. during his atten-
dance onhis friend Aaron Burr, are yet unp.il /:
and still he has the impotence to sscribe all his
own faults or mlsfortunes, to the elects of the
Embargo.-It was not only an excellent opportu-
nifty FOX ccHccaiaf- his own deIi,i t,ie nces, but
for meanly wreskug his invetcrate resentment
against administration, whici, lac has attacked
with the most contemplate calHmmes
James Monroe, esq. has arrived in this City
! from Kentucky.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-09-23
August 10.

The report mentioned yesterday OF ar A.
mer.can deserter having been taken b, aue
of our officers within the Spanish terr,rory.
is confirmed by ain official communication to
Gov. Grand Pre-, stating that man by the
name of Armstrong had been taken away
from the house of MIR. Gnidey in West Flo
rida, by force, by the commanding officer of
one of our Gun Boats, aided bv a detachmea ut
of marines Two Spanish officers (Hisey
and Fuiton> demanded the release of Arm
strong, but the commander Of the gun boat
refused to give him up without orders from
his commodore .... 10.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-09-23
ID lcHMoND TURNPIKE COMPANY

20 he sold for ready money, at tho Esgle-Ta.
J. vern IN the CITY OF Richmond, on Wednes-
dsy the 26th dayof October rcxt, (tSU8) in per
suance Of deed Of trust from David Ross, esa
bearing date on tire 10Th day of March 1907
sud recorded in the General Court an his, til
said David Ross tract or parcel of LAND.
Wing aud beng IN the Counties Of Goochland and
Fiuyarna, called the Bird Estate, eontaininc
three thousand FIVE hundred acres. be the SANE
ffore or less for the purpose Of paying .,ndr,
debts ~ the said deed mentioned, together witt
the interest thereon, and the expences attend
ing the execution oc tho said ,ru
EDWARD JOdNSTOao
JOHN FOX. - H2sfces
? Richmond, Sept. D. Al
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-09-23
% SOuALLY ~

We understand the Gr..,d Jury, Mt the pre-
sent term OF tie District Court tnow sitting III
this towrl nave presented nearly Sivtp persons
for ar{asgfa! sa'aing !-Ihe laws of Virginia
the subject n.sve been hitherto very ls.le attent-
cd to-Indeed, except as rels,es to the game o.
Billiards, the practice has AS gcaeraiy prevailed
as before tile enaction oftne pre- .i'orv s,Atutes
Ps.eysiRy6 I'M.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-09-23
NEw ORLEANS. Aux 9.

1t is reported that an American desertev
has been taken in the Spanish territory by
the officers belonging to- one the Gua Boats.
and that Spanish officer has arrived at n,
Orleans to demand satisfaction for the vi
olation of their ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-09-23
.tc'r properly ,niyl,t rsw I,,re s.er

.hc'r property might rsw t,vs Seep IN
ot sr'ic :. WIN have iad ssi,le ali
a".'a' Withdrawing. from the
~ ies,er Ia. Seas necessarily enc.,
y teitpnlv, could the legislature IA,
p.3ssI'n against this also, Should ham
grele pleasure rs tbe INSTRUMENT of ITS exec
on, bat IL Was ,noracticable by any ,,.nsr.i and
'st raiesto presc. be in every case the best re,
Source against the inccnycncncies of this new
sitation, The difficulties OF the crisis VIII Ger.
taniy fall with greater pressure on same des-
cription of citizens than others, and on none
perhaps with greater Cham our sea, f.ring hre-
tliren. Should any means OF aliev,tiom occur
within the range Of my duties, | shall with GER.
tan,y Hdvsr, to the situation of the petitioners.
and in awaiting the nation of their services, aid
them with substitute for their former occupa.
ton Isa,ute them and yourself wit; ser timents
OF sincere regard. I'll JEFFERSON.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-09-23
Kichmon6, Sod. ri

- The Inhabitants Of Richmond are respect
fully informed that the report in circulation of
my having said had seena Patient suffering I'M
der the yellow fever in the vicinity OF the basin is
false have for some time past attended some
cases IN that neiGhhorhood, but their complaints
have no resemblance whatever 20 the disorder IN
question ] M'CAW.
Sept %.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-09-23

The Louisiana Gazette of yes crday says
"We are Informed from source that de
serves credit, that a serieaut and commander
Of United States troops. ascending the ri
yer from this city, some short time ago vent
on shore in the Spanish territory, captured
two American deserters, and Carried them
up to Fort Adams" .....B.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-09-23

TOR CAsH-To be sold on Monday the 10
L day nf 0ctaber-ae;s 1t paw,ataa Con-
House, one certain Lott or Tenemcat GLAND.
with It's sppurtenances. containing unc acre snd
$50 square 'eet-adjo looming tho Tp".n &C lie
on the north conveyed TO me in trust by Jpht
Wells, to secure the payment Of certain sums oi
money, due from him TO Seth Ligon ef H., coun.
ty aforesaid. JAMES POINDETIER
Sept. %. Tcp3wg'
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-09-23
Last EUening''s Mail.
BALrtMonf. S.ntember ?

We understand that Messrs. Gibbon and
LeHndrd, the messengers TO France and Ell
gland, who are to sail in the dispatch ship
IRON elphia-passed throsgh this city
yesterday morning, and went ON to Phlla-
dclPhia by the Frcnch-town packet. Hhiq.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-09-23
VERMONT.
BURLINGTON. Sept.


The Supreme Court commenced speci-
al Session in this town. on Tuesday, last
week, for the trial of the crew of the Black
Stake His honor chief justice Tyler, de-
livered learned and impressive charge to
the Grand Jury. Bills of Indictment for will
fnl murder of Ormsbv and Marsh, have been
found against Samuel l. Mott. VIM. N oaks,
S!ocum Clark, Truman Midget, Cyrus b.
Dean. Josiah Peas, David sheffield, and
Francis Ledgard
The trial of Mott commenced on Monday
last. when the Rev. President of the univer-
sity of Vermont, addressed the throne of
gracein an able, pertinent and pathetic pray
err. Col Harrington the States Attorney,
then opened the cause, by stating the sub
stance OF the evidence which would be offer
ed to the jury. A great number OF witness
ses were then introduced, and the court were
occupied in receiving testimony till two
O'Clock on "Wednesday afternoon when Da-
vid Fay Esq. the district attorney, rec;tpi-
tulated the evidence, on the part of the go
vernment, which took up about two hours. At
O'clock, Bates Turner, Esq. began his plea
in behalf of the prisoner, and continued
speaking till nearly seven, when the court
adjourned TO O'Clock on Thursday morning,
yesterday, at which time Mr., Turner re
commenced his argument, which he con-
Guided little be ore two o'clock. He was
Followed by Amos Marsh, Esq on the same
side, wiio spoke about two hours.
1t is but justice to Mr. Turner and Mr.
Marsh TO say, that they were true to their eli
ent, and with much ingenuity availed them
selves of every circumstance in his favor
the states attorney, Col. Harrington, in a
cool, candid, dispassionate manner, then
made the closing plea in behalf of the gov
eminent. The honorable Judge Galusha and
Harrington, and his Honor Chief Justice "
Ter, severally charged the jury, and while, as
men, they feeingly acknowledged their COM
passion for the unfortunate prisoners, as judi
ges, they were firm and energetic in the dis
charge of their official duties.
The Jury retired at IL O'clock, last night,
and in about one hour returned their verdict
-GUILTY.
This morning, David Sheffield. Francis
Ledgard, and Cyrus B. Dean, were arraign-
ed ON the indictment for the wilful murder
OF Ellis Drake, and severally pleaded not
Guilty.
The trial of Cyrus B. Dean commenced
this ming.
We are happy to learn, that His Excellency
Soy. Sullivan, OF Massachusetts, who has been
dangerously indisposed, is pronounced by his
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-09-23

The Arcturus brings French adv;ccs 20 the lat.
ter end of June. We understand That ,,vrnssi-
on had been given by the French GOV rnmtnt to
the St. Michael TO return to France Ii she saw
lit, after touching at Eng .nd....Nn. Int.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-09-23
NEw-Yopx Septcm,,er ~

NEwI YORK, September II
Pernont Eiection.--Ih he returns from "a
towns, as given to the Editor Of the Albany
Crisis or Tuesday last, were,
For Isaac Tichenor,, 6SS2
For Israel Smith, $500
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-09-23

"W'll yon st,prort tic ,ad min stration ard
the cause Of Li,crtyt' said MI. Wortrnar.
Addressing himself 10 the jitti> bNnj " y q"
was theirnniversal bray. This sueaks more
tll,n Volumes, Of the views and ..rincipies III
the FaGtion....I5. n!
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-09-23

For the General Assembly, the connties
of Franklin. ChttAiden aud Grand-Isie, are
said to average federalists to one repubii-
can.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-09-23
ToUT.nN fIELT.

=" Extract Of u lriter from Ca,liz, OF TIE 2ets
d Juiy-toa merchant Of yhis city
I :" General Dupont has surrendered with his a.
nay et15,122 men.
king Joseph, his way 10 Madrid, with 1900
men, wasa,ts cked by, Cen Cuesta and had 10
seek safety IN light. leaving on the Gcld Of bat.
tie Tie greater partcf his army
" Apostscript to the above letter, of29th July
SAYS weh'ye just received accounts from Ma
l2ga, otthe arrir:lat that port, ON the 2stl INST
OF Aebec from lvica, ca Spanish i.iaud in the
Mediterranean) with news of the arrival there
of an English trigStc, much shattered in conse-
quence OF an engagement which she and the
neet to which She belonged, had in the Medter-
ranean, with Il French feet OF eleven ships of the
hnc, conveying troops from France, TO be landed
m Spain. When the frigAte left the fleet, the
English had SINK tyoo slips Of tae line, taken
tSro others, and Spere pursuing rte re,nGinier''
A letter f.om Cadz, OF the same date, says
-" We have just received accounts ot the ccs-
tFuction II eieUen sail IF the line (Frenchmcn)
with troops from Touloh by Admiral Strachan''
g Below, Brig Alfred, Bryan, from ST. Croix,
and ten schooners.
TAe advices received in this city direct from
Cadiz, are TO the 9th July, and expose the abb
snrtiity and imposture OF the greater part of the
accounts, just received by the Susan from Eng
and.".AI1ora.
1t is astonishing with what pertnacity the fe-
derai papers claim the highest sanction of Mr.
GERRY's name liz support of their measures
me Retsrtory n few days since de Jared he said
IN open town.meet;ng, he thought the Embargo
ought to be repealed and the Centinel some
time since Informed US that lie voted for fe de-
raiists in reply to all this fnisiajora,ation, it
IS only necessary to ssy, that the most excel
lent Dissent OF the republicans of Ccmbri4ge,
from the dnihos nf,hat t,.N, 20 ... c-r-,:-
oned by his name, but is likewise the produc-
ton OF the pen of taat correct politician, and
undertaking republican,. Boston Cironiei=.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-09-23
SATEs's VIRGINIA ALMANAC, For

ID ATES's VIRGINIA ALMANAC, For
he year 1909, IS Just published by SEA-
ToN @ tANr1AND, snd for sale at his Printing
once, by the groce, dozen or SINGLE {; coi,tais-
ias, Skcscaeo IF The eariy iycsy FArRrcK HEM
RY, Esq. a variety of entertaining matter and
many useful tables, beside the Usual astronomi-
cal calculations FIVE dollars per gross,
fifty cents per dozen, or six cents single.
Also, Just published, and for sale as above,
THE DEVOUr MONITOR,, "a work deserving,
the attention Of Christians Of every denominsti.
on.
or The subscribe agent for the Batters.s
Paper Mills, nearP -tcrsburC, will give the high
est price for can lineD and cotton RAGS, deli
vered at his Printing OFice.
SGAToN GRANTLAND.
Richmond, Sept g llaw4wJ
I Wishto purchase a middle aged WOMAN,
D. without children, who has been accustomed
70 house business and nursing.
BENZ. JAMES HARRIS.
E,chmord, Sept. 2S. TIL
@ AMUEL MYERS, has removed 70 the store
- lately occupied by Rachard Brooke, oppo~
site to J. Browns vendue Office, where he offers
CASH FOR COUNTRY PPoDJGE.
Rchmoud, Sept. %. GF1ow1
l'OR SALE--f50 Sacks Salt, 25 bids Of
y prime Molasses, 24 Cfates well assorted
Earthcn Ware with avery gcperai assortmcu5
Of Groceries, which viii be ssid low for cash,
Country produce, or approved paper.
WHITE & SHELTON
Sept. -. lepimJ
BLANKS
or EVERY DESC RIPTION,
> ron S,HLG 1T TINS oFkECE.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-09-23
MOVEMENTS w .srw ANN

Detachments from the following corps are.,ln-
der orders tor the north western tfontier-all
belonging to the new raised troDDs.
Five companies et,the. sixth regiment cfinian-
t'y, commanded By co!onc! Jones SinIo .Gs--t