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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-09-02

BY the sloop Industry, arrived at tis port last
evening from st. Croix, we learn that the Span-
ards nj Porto Rico, and on thc Main, had declar-
ed i'll favour OF Ferdinand, that al the Frenchmen
Were ordered TO depart i'll seventeen days On
the MAN, great many Frcncmeu had been
mastered. Flour was scarce ut Porto Rico, and
the British commander at St. Thomas, had sght
small supply there. At St CrOix and St. Tho
mas. -four was 80 dolls per. barrel, scarce and
on the rise, in consequence OF the supply that
had been sent 10 the Spanards
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vENHETRUSTEES OF the RreaMoxp AGA
i DENY, having determined. to IN Ike arrange
'nenistcr commencing The buildings immediately,
8roken6ronSh, Ro6est Aitchel ana I'm ~ Hen-
ing, and gwen them full power - Collect all the
money due to the Trustees, with directions 10 pay
I into the bank OF Virginia All persons, there
tore, who are indebted to the Trustees, will
please make payment TO the subscriber, who by
AN agreement with the other members of the
committee, has undertaken the collection
ROBERT MITCHELL.
Richmond, 19th, August 1868. Llaw3w]
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TO TIE FEDERAL FACTION.

You are goiGg the tight way to ruin the coun-
trg--and you ore such bind politicians you have
not discerEmcrt enough to see it. Th, United
States have aourishsd nriyded in commerce.
fo Gflecn o. sixteen years. EGt II is not per
rnacPnt state OF things. It ,sosa ifo;n tie cir
cuip-tauc"s ST iic war, m,d most probably vii
charSr az tie end Of We present war Tie e..
dcrailsts g3Yc p9oyoc&ton enough 10 promote
*
TIE crest probability IS, tlst when the presen
was cn17, ,r-pq'fe viii establish nav gqtion
ACT Tor Fr.ilce aGd lie countries al Eu.ope, and
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-09-02
With respect and esteem,
JOSHUA BARNEY.
Extract ofa letter from Leghorn, dated
H{lu 81.

H?uy 81.
"The concerned in the Nermont's cargo
will be happy to hear that final and Con-
elusive sentence has at length been given,
liberating the ship and cargo but repeating
that part of the original sentence which cast
the captors in the damages. The sentence
III due form we canot expect for post or
two but whenever it is in our possession, &
the property. of course, at our disposal, we
shall follow up the order of the concerned
respecting the balance of the proceeds. Or
ders have been given at Naples, as in seve-
raj OF the ports OF France, for the sequestra-
ton of American vessels; advice whereof,
being given to capt. Caldwell of the Ann at
Gallipoly, he immediately made sail on the
9th inst we presume for Malta or Sicily. .
Phil. Gaz.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-09-02

liberated, in consequence of a report, that a
treaty had been cr.clrt,ed between Great
Britain and tive United states. Schr. Union,
Yell, from Surinam, 30 days
Ar. brig SUkey. Prince, from Isle OF France
So days. Capt. p. informs that the French
privatcers are very successful against the
English. and have made vast deal of me-
ney, the British cruizers having quilted that
station, and gone into the Persian Gulf to
watch the motions of the French, or those
whom they have set in motion.-An official
character had arrived at the Isle Of France
from Persia, bringing intelligence that di-
vision of 10 600 French troops had arrived
in that country on their way to India.
CoMMUNIcATED.-O the Cd instant the
ship Perseverance, cleared fl ON this port for
Rosfon---the amount of flour she was allow
ed b. government to take were 5000 barrels /;
for which, governor Sullivan had wrote to
the President. should be allowed for the con-
sumption of Boston !; ths ship took for the
present 26lO only, and departed. But behold,
the pilot that carried the ship down, arri-
we'd at Baltimore the evening before last, *
Informed, that the ship was boarded Off the
Capes BY vessel waiting for the purpose,
bv an entire new set of hands, and sending
the others on shore. from the captain to the
lowest grade; and they put away for the
West Indies; to some starving British island,
presume. Ban. Uhig, ing. IS.
| Commodore Barney is candidate for Congress
| in Baltimore.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-09-02
FEnERAI. nELEGATEs.

Our predictions are verified. The conspicuous
federalists who met in this city from the different
states, have at length decided sn holding up
FEDERAI. CANDIpATE FOR THE PRrsIpE NCY.
compronliSe, we understand was rejected with
Indignation during their deliberations which.
for the present has arrested the hopes OF faction
ltnow remains for the republican party to mite
Ito discard pers nal NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. their
accustomed vigHr--and associate i'll glorious re-
sistance 20 the enemies of American iberty...I6.
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NF1V-y0px Aur1,st

NFW-toRK, EuBNst Y.
The name Of the Mandarin, who has pro-
ceedod to China IN the ship Beaver, is PUN-
QUA W1EGcHoNc. He is said, in the Wash
ington Monitor to be "no mean scholar,
which is an incidental proof of his being a
Mandarin, as learning in China is the best
recommendation 20 prefcrment in the Offices
Of state. He has acquired sufficient know
ledge Of the English tongue TO make himself
tolcra3lY well understood and his whole de-
pertinent is that Of a respectable parsonage"
....DIcrc. HdU.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-09-02
N. YORK.
VII. OF CAzENoYIA.

August II.
Pafriotic.-We learn that a company of
between thirty and forty men, from the town
of Marccllus, Onondaga county, have volun-
tcered their services to the Custom House Of
iicer, (Mr. Burt) at Oswego, and have al
ready marched 10 that place to assist Mr.. b.
IN enforcing the embargo law, which is so
daringiy and shamcfully violated by our own
citizens Some of whom have the effron-
terry to assert, that they are determined at
the risk of their property and even their lives
TO feed their dear friends the British, any
law or force to The contrary notwithstanding.
Are not such characters worthy Of the soft
appellation of Ioric8? Piio5.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-09-02

The HIM John Rutledge, from South Carolina,
having fulfilled his honorable mission t. the Grand
Feterai Caucus lately held in this city, took his
departure this morning for the eastward on i vi
81, TO his friend Pickering, the federal vice -pres-
dent, elect. The object of the visit is supposed
to be The drasue4aent of some secret tragedy, now in
c1,l5yvo. Pub fdp
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nave the honor to be, Sir,
Your excellcncy's obcdt. servt.
RO. BURTON, Prest.
CoUNcIL CHAMBER, august IS, 1903.

GEORGIA. SAVANNAH, August 10.
Extract Of letter from, FLORIDA, dated 1Oth
august, 1903.
have Just learnt that Governor White, has
not received any official information from Cuba
and consequently could not declare war against
France; he, however, has ordered the English
TO be admitted into the province, and the French
to be refused''
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-09-02
WATERFORD, August is.

The celebrated General MoREAU arrived
in this village yesterday. He is last from
Boston, and accompanied by his travelling
companions, Messrs. Parish and Oliver, who
are On their way to Ballstown Springs and
Canada.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-09-02
ELECTIONs I'M NORTH. CAROI1NA.


We learn that John Stanly is elected to Con
gress from the Ncwbcrn district, by 1876 votes
Archibald Mcbride is elected for tho Fayette-
Vile district.
Willis Aston is reelected for the Halifax dis
trict bya majority of4S9 votes The whole mum
Der ofvOtes given in, was 3,049 Of wli,h MIR AL
stOn had ,769, and Mr. Mason $3.50
Lcmucl SAWYER is reelected for the district
Of Edenton. A few hundred votes were given 10
Mr.. W. Murfce.
James Cochran is elected FOR the Caswen dis
tTict.
Joseph Pearson, we understand, is elected for
the Salisbury district, by a large majority, the
republican votes having been divided betwixt T.
van hlcxander and Jas. Locke.
Thomas Kenan, Esq. is reelected for the Will
mington district
William Kennedy, is elected for the Tar River
district, in opposition to Cen Blount.
Mcshack Franklin, is reelected for Salem dis
trict.
Three Frdcraiists are elected to Congrcssfrom
the State of North Carolina.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-09-02
n w ILLIh ND.
RALEIGH, august 16, 1908

After taking the above communication into
consideration, and discussing the subject
of it, the council closed their meeting on
Thursday eveninglast, by voting the follow
ing Address to the Governor:
To his eccellancy Governor Nilliams.
SIR,
THE council of state having taken
under consideration the subject matter OF
your eXcellency's communication, and hav-
ing daily discussed and investigated the me-
rits of the same, are of opinion that it is not
advisable or eXpedient that the General As
sembly should be convened at an earlier day
than their regular time of meeting.
The council of state having gone through
the business laid before them, are now rca-
dy to adjourn without day, if your excel
lency has nofurther communications to make
to them.
have the honor to be, Sir,
Your excellcncy's obcdt. servt.
fO. BURTON, Prest.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-09-02

The following report has been furnished by
capt. Moves o. the Ncp.unc Saturday,
July Is, 1863, was spoken by Ga gun ship 6,
sch'r. in lat. 46 So, long. 40 Sc, and desired
TO let them know in Quebec, that Admiral
Sir Home Popham coming out with his
force"
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Ertracf from Ra,nsav's Msterv ofkhe tine

TfENH INtVOtHEtON, n VVI. IOaI IjdgC.
MARCH 90, 1880
"With the hopes of Relieving Charles
ton orders were given for the Maryland and
Delaware troops to march from Gen. Wash
ington's head quarters, to South Carolina :
bat the Quarter Master General CTimothy
Pickering) was unable to put this detachment
In motion as soon as was intended"
May net the capture of Charleston be more
fairly laid to the charge of the then q M. Gc-
neral, than the present embarrassments of
the country, to that of the President
Bo8. Chron.
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Anerlat o.

august -.
Mr.. Brumfeld, passenger in the Mary
from Liverpool, is the bearer Of Dispatches
from Mr. Pinkncy toour government. The
Mary sailed from Liverpool on the 1O,h cf
July, and docs not bring so late news as the l.
ISABELLA, arrived at Eoston...U.
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Salem, August Is. 1903.

After reading the above and turning 80 tic
piece alluded to, the reader will BE puzzled to
find in what the aledged MEASUREMENT OF Sc One
OF the expedition consists. He said " Colonel
Pickering had the slper.ntendance Of the boats"
Col. Pickering, after acknowledging that sch
expedition was planned and saying that ne
was then quarter master general, says, " the
boats attached to the army, as we'll the wag-
gons, under the general direction of that de
partment" and afterwards shews that he had q.
particular direction Of this business, and that Ii
incumbent ON him TO give the orders for trans
porting the boats. He, however, ehdeavors to
shift the odium OF the failure OF the expedition
upon Col. Baldwin, who is now in his grave, and
consequently cannot repel the charge. Was not
Col Pickering as likely to 1,istake what Colonel
Baldwin said to him, as Col. b. was TO be anista
Ken in the fact We think he was more so--Col
Pickering has certainly assentcd to the facts
stated by Gone of the Expedition" and it is not
probable that every Soldier IS always acquainted
with the mistakes OF their oflicers-As to what
MIR Pickering says about The Register, we are
not in the least concerned about any injury it viii
do us. We have exposed some of the arts of the
Essex Junto, and have warned the people to be-
w are of their stratagems--and this is no doubt
sufficient to call down his wrath upon our heads
RePister.
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August IS.


Letters are received in town via HAVANA,
which 8! ,!;at - Ner2y ef NJ had de-
clared in favor OF Ferdinand the VII
NJ I. CaSette.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-09-02

The United States Brig of war Argus, sailed
from this port Oh Wednesday last, on cruise.
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KENTUCKY.
LEXIYG TON, Aug. 5.

REss.-Beniamin Howard, Rich'd.
M. Johnson and Joseph Desha, are elected to
Congress without opposition.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-09-02

Passed through this city on Saturday last,
thirteen shp-carpcnters s. two black smiths,
in the employ of Government. Their desti-
nation, we are yold, is Lake Ontario; where
Government is about building Navy to en-
force and hrofrct the Embargo Laws. The
vessel to be built by these men, will carry Is
guns--seventccn twenty-four Founders, and
one thirtytwo FOUNDER. /. viii take eight
months to build her; when flushed, she is to
be commanded by lieut.. VI. L. Woolsey Co
vernmcnt, we are informed. is building a
humber of Gun-Boats on Lake Champaign {:
the guns, &c. have already been forwarded.
Schenectady .ddUerti8cr.
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JOSHUA BARNEY.
Mr.. B. IYvin.
Baltimore, July a 1907.

Baltimore, July 1907.
% THOMAS JEFFERSON, PRESIDENT OF THE
UNITED STATES.
SIR At moment ike tue present, conceive
it the duty OF eosrp citizen TO step forward in
SUPP It Of his country. therefore beg leave to
tenAeryou my hersonaf services. & shall be happy
10 be employed by you, in any manner which
may be conducive TO the good Of my country,
and the support of the present administration.
am yours,
With respect and esteem,
JOSHUA RARNEY
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NORTH-CAROLINA.
RALEIGH.
August 25.

August %.
CoUEcIL or s7'ATE.
Agrceably to notification from his Exccllen-
Cy the Governor, the council of state, met
At the state house in Raleigh, on the 10th
instant. The following day quorum be-
ing formed, and ROBERT BURTON. esq.
appointed President, the following com
munication was made to them by the Co
vernon.
10 me honorable Tie Council Of State.
GENTLEMEN,
WHEN YOU separated in March last,
and for some time after, I battered myself
that in case your determination in regard to
M extra meeting Of our Legislature should
not be approved Of bv tho citizens Of the state
generally, their wishes in that respect would
hen he forthwith signiied, by applications
rom at least q majority If the Counties -
This expectation has not been realized, in
,smnch IS few additional applications only
aaycb been made; and yet 1 have been pain
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-09-02
FAIRFIELD RACES, 1905,
II HE FAIRFIELD RACES will commence
l. OIL the first Monday in October, and conti-


nue. f'r four days.
1st DAY--The great SWEEPST,dXE fortArce
years old Colts and Fiies, two mile heats-fou-
teen subscribers II 8 200 each, half forfeit I his
will be an interesting race 10 the parties colcer.,-
cd, rs four Of the ge ulcmen who Subscribers
to this STAKE, p,l tArce hundred dollars e.cl,
over and above the original entry, which gives
TO the winner OF these tuur, should ;d those en-
tered STAT ans enc OF tlie four wins the origin.l
stake, h winning VIII amount ia four thousand
dollars, the most valuable stake ever run for in this
countr,.
2d DAY-Tle annual Post SJVEEPS7IKE--
four subscribers, one hundred dollars each This
IS also for three yeais old Cots and Fiics, two
mile heats, half forfeit
Sd DAY-Thc .IOCEEf' GLUE PURSE of
four hundred dollars, tour mile heats-tree for all
ages, 1t started by mcnbcr uf the club
9TH pAY-A Sl?,EEPSY.iKIT for Colts and
Fil!ies three years old, five subscnbers one hum
died dol each, hall f,rf-i,--2 me heats
The former Jockey & ub expired 1T our Nav
meeting last--There appears from the books, that
there are 4 number ofdCl nqucnt members. The
treasurer has been anXousiy hoping that their
subscriptions would have been forwarded before
tuiS {; this must be considered the last Notice
II the amount is not forwarded hythe October
meeting he shall insert thc names OF The dcn-
quenta in The public prints, and bring suit against
them Immediately after the races, for the reco-
very Of The same
The Boobies in the field are to be rented as
formerly the course is ia elegant order, and
from the rHmbcr Of valuable purses TO be run for,
it is expected there viii be gr..nd sport
l.. SMOCK, Treasurer
anil PropycitOr eI the Course.
August 90 Tr.,ytDl
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SALEM, Aug. 10.

Arrived, sloop Alert. I've, Scucgt, I5'
Leit no. Americans Aug. !, lat. s., lon q &.
was boarded froou British fiigatc, and trca-
tea politely, having UnGer convoy of ships
from FlasEox e." jamaica. GA Sunday. spoke
u bfig fr0ni Boston for HAVANA, off g. Cod.
Severe esseis detained at Gotee, had been
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-09-02

- UGARS Of FIST quality, Moiasses, Old Ma
- deira Vine, Dcmjolns and Boiling Cloths,
ron SALE ny M M. MYERS
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-09-02

TO RENT-Tbc SroRE AND CouxrIxc
4 Room ON the Main Street, late occupied by
Mr. Richard Brooke.
July %. G1aw6w1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-09-02

Il MILLER who is a master of his trade has
I n some knowledge Of accounts, and can pro-
succ good recommendations for sobriety and in
dustry, may hear Of place by applying at the
Office of the Enquirer
August &c rFG
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-09-02

VALUABLE lfINUFACTURINC HILL
4 DISIJLLER1'-Th subscriber viii
sell or lease for term Of rears, wild, or without
a distlery, containing FIVE stills of near 1000
gallons, the valuable MIL on Appomattox river,
in Cumberland, lately owned by William Skip
with The house is 66 feet long, 60 wide. and
three storics high, containing pair hest burr
and pair corn stones, with Evans's patent ma.
cIlnery and Saw Mill il complete order Boats
pass under tie Mill through one Of the best locks
on the riycr--tiie ncighbori9od affords aii abun
dant supply Of wheat, and on the spot arc two
cotnmodious horses calculated for store and re-
sidc"ce. II sod, the purchaser may be accom-
modified win or 500 acre; Of Land, one halfin
wood Terms may be known on application C.
Mr.. letters at the Mill or to me near CenitC
Bridge
EDNTUND .HfRRISCM
Anietia, 4efH ~. (lqlgg)
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Commodore Barney is candidate for Congress.
in Baltimore.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-09-02

July IS. 1aw2m
y UNtFORD AGA DENNIS wante,. dthis
Seminary, a gentleman wcllquaned to teacl,
Greek, Latin and Frcnch--For paeticnl. rs apD.y
to CHILES TERRELL.
King William County, August l6 [5Wl
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-09-02

The Sclectmen of Dfar6lehcad have refu-
Sod 10 call NEE citing.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-09-02

The actual measurement Of the new turn
pike road from Philadelphia to Baltimore
has been completed. The distance reduced
to eighty-cight miles There will be no diff
Gculty in going from Philadelphia to Balti-
more in one day. The present distance is
1OS miles along the postroad. The whole
number of shares necessary To organi cation
is subscribed By substantial and jealous citi-
2ens. The Embargo gives acfipity and i'm
horfaace 10 such oferafioH8."DcmocraHc
Press.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-09-02

THE TIMES The towns of PortIand
and Ve1han1, have pctitioned to have the
Embargo taken of. The inhabitants of Ne7y
Bedford will meet on Tuesday next, to take
the subject Of the Embargo into considerat-
on....I6.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-09-02

We are informed, by gentlemen, passen-
gers in the L@a6eiia, from Liucrhool, that
Mr.. PIEKNEY, our Minister in L9ud2n, did
not enkertain the remotest idea of rupture
between the United States and England but
observed, that the dispatches he entrusted to
Mr.. TEMPLE BowDotN, for our govern
ment. were important. IN what point cf
view they are to be considered important.
we cannot conjecture: We do not think they
relate to the British Orders in Council. for
we are confident the United States have ne
yer made any communication to the British
Cabinet, on the subject of these ordcrs...
DOSf. Cent (FederaL }
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Virginia Legislature.

On Tuesday, mr.. pete of Powhatan sub
mitted some Resolutions relative TO the Gene
ra, Government, "piedging every exertion Of
this Legislature to support the rights OF the
u. States" and their determination to ten
dure every priv alton and pain, and to perish
upon the ruins OF our country rather than
bandon its Rights, its Honor and is Intlepen-
dence, also. "a resolution "to prepare an
afiectionate, approbatory, valedictory Nd
dress to Thomas Jefferson, now President Of
the u States"
After short desultory discussion, these
Resolutions were referred to select commit
tee, consisting Of messrs. Pope, Semple, Ba-
ker, Robertson (AmeIia,) Brockcnbrough
(Hanovet) Preston, Watts (CampbelD, Writ,
Archer and Murdaugh.
ffr. CyWehfefd moved for leave to bring
in "a Rillto amend the several Acts made and
provided for the Relief Of Special Bail in
certain casss.->Rsterred to the Committee
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tee, that the petition ofsundry inbabitan,s OF
the nwer p~rt of tl.e county of Northun,bcr-
land, praying that all that part of their said
county, lying within the following bounds, to
wit: beginning AT the head Of Mile Greek
and running direct line to Thomas Hut
ching's gate, may be added to and made n
part of the county of Lancaster, is rcasona-
bic.
Sd. Resotped, as the opinion of this COM
mittee, that the petition of sundry other in
hab'tants OF the county of Northumberland
in opposition thereto, be rejected.
On motion, ordered. that the said resoluti-
ons be laid upon the table.
The order of the day for the house to re-
solve itself into a committee of the whole
house on the state of the commonwealth, be-
ing read ordered, that the same be put off,
till tomorrow
And then the house adjourned, till to-mor-
row IL o'clock.
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Z DUCATION.--The Subscriber returns b;s
~ thanks to the public, for their confidence in
him as teacher, and soicts continuance of
their patronage he hopes, that from his expert
ence and diligence in his profession, he shall be
able to give general satisfaction He proposes
to continue his SCHOOL, the ensuing year, for
inc iilstrIcuofo' boys IN the Greek, Latin and
English languages, Geography, and the use ~
the Globes, the elements 0f Geometry, with p:-lc-
tlcal Surveying, also the elements of Natural
PHILOSOPHY, Writing and Arithmetic, Vulgar,
Decimal and Analytical. The price of board.
tuition, washing, bedding and fuel will be an
hundred dollars for the term, paid quarterly in
'd"ance' 10 commence on the sixteenth of Janu-
ary, and expire about the tenth of Decembcr E,i-
owing. TIIOs IFISONr
Humanity Hall, Forks Of Hanover,)
Oeceniber 15th. 1903 oaW4WH
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-15

. ICHMOND THEATRE.----%jT IL.
"a and lis company, have the honor to In fdryr-
the citizens of Richmond, and lis vicinity, that
their next performance will he or this Etesinr.
the lOh OF December. when viii be exhibited.
TIGHT < SLICK RCPE- DARCINC, TLJdf.
BLING, II'ALIdN SHADES. Gyc &c with
variety OF other Performances, as mentioned in
the bills ~
- The Performance will commence at a..
rlock-Admitt4nce half dollar.-Good rires
ui,l be kept.
December 10