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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-01-21

TOHN ALCOCK, informs hi friends and the
y public at large, that he has just received, and
is ROW opening, next door to Messrs. Prosscr 4
Moncure's vcrduc, large assortment of 11er-
chandi2e, consisting OF the following articles -
Carpenters and Joiners Tools, iron and steel
Locks and Hinges, for house work and cabinct
ware also carry on my Cubinst Nun4tactory,
as usual, adjoining the fire insurance Office, and
have on hand three thousand dollars worth Of
furniture, finished in the best workman-lile man
ner and in the newest fashion Also, Windsor
Chairs. | viii sell all of the above goods, very
losv for cash, or good paper at Il short date
Sept s. Geptt
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-01-21

II lE.5Y, DRAKE c, T'AYLOR-H..ve Just
~ received BY tie late arrivals from London &:
Liverpool, il addition to their Fab Assortment,
bale Lo-aon supc1fiEe Cloths and Cassmercs,
- De. heud-l Cottons ? do Carpets and Car
pctag, boxes A Irish Linen, do. Diapers,
Lawnc and ShcetiDgs.
III Of which VA be sold low for cash or OF a
short credit. Dec. Is Geptf1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-01-21

DUbLIC VENDUE--By virtue Oft deed Of
& t7:st from Wta. Hall to tkc subscribers, OF
sundrJ property, tGr The purpose Of securing the
payment of = debs due William Shanks as WI.
Re fully appear bJ'rsferr!'g 20 said deed, dated
sih Dec 1906, and recorded al the hustngs court
of Petersburg. 9th April, 1897 y VIII be sold
Without reserve, iog ready moucy on Thursday
Tie 4;h February next, the soop ALEXANDRI4,
burtbIl between 80 ard ~ tons, VITA all her tao
kle and apparel, as she now laws 1T Rockets
SAMUEL ILRNEIt, } ~,
LA&IEL LPES, 1|"S'ee'
.S1,awary il. Ctds)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-01-21

JOHNSON and REAT, 5esesilers G Siiver-
Cd smiths, Richmond; 3 few doors above the
Bell-Tavern, and just opposite col Mayo's new
building beg leave to inform the inhabitants of
Richmond, Manchester and their Vicinilics, that
they have on hand large supply OF Work, com
posed ofthc letest FASHIONS, viz.--.An elegant as
sortment OF pearl and topaz Breast Pins, Finger
Rings and Bracelets, plain gold do Of nearly all
patterns, Minatup' Settings, mourning and fancy
Leckcts, Ear Rings, mourning and fancy, cor
nelian, topaz, plan gold and common Watch
Keys, gold, pebble and glass Seals, gold and
gilt Chains. mourning arrl fancy gold mounted
Necklace, plain and ognanien,cd Combs pearl
and torioiaeshell Segar Boyes, Digks, Pen Knives
and Scissors; general assortment of silver
Spoons and Ladies, Scissor Chains, Thimbles,
Pencil Cases, Pens, Spectacles, Tooth Picks,
In: Stands, Snuff boxes and 1wcczers, Moroc-
co Pocket Books and Thread Cases: Also, sill
ver and plated Table Ware, consisting of Coffee,
Tea and MIX Pots, Bread Baskets, Sugar Dish
cs, Casters, TumbierS, Salt Stands and Candle
sticks; and anumbcr of other articles too tcdi-
Gus to enuneratc; an of which they ofterto their
friends on the most moderate terms that can be
afforded. Orders from any place will be thank
fully received and speedily dispatched.
December 4. Gcptf7
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-01-21

10 THE FUBLIC----Ihe s,tbscrbc.s beg
leave 20 annourCe o tic pubic that the
sehoc Tine of Stages from Petersburg IN Virginia.
~ Charleston III South Caoina, ~ row in com
;lctc "rier; that PERSONS inclined to ADOPT
that method of tnelEnG Coat many Of whom
have been heretofore deferred ON account of part
of'thc line liayins becu ost Of rcDair) will in fi
ture meet with ccricin spooi,, g. comfortable
rTeyaiice-~Fmm Petersb'uE ID Fayetteville,
the proportion Of thc !ine ior ,,MoI tic subscri-
bers .IaFc contracted, the rate o. t.-e viii be Sc
ven cents per nde, with privilege 10 each pas
ecnger OF 2Jib5. of baggage. Ercry 1505s. Of
h9gSAgc over dat pTiWiegc vili pay one pas
6en2 r or in pTOpOr' on bat white attention
vii { pad 20 tho baggage, there vli, I've no res
pCiS!1i,y ior It's lo5e
VIZ GHOLSON & WALLECs.
Frgui.eicE (Va) Jan. r. lIH7
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-01-21

INTnLIAM TEMPLE, has received bvthe
~ ship Herscfcil from Liverpool, and Calpe
from London extensive supply of IIER-
CHfNDLZE. suitable to the prcsc 1t and APP
Proaching season, which he will sell low
Oct 10 Ctc1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-01-21

NOTICE Tile subscriber pu. poses leaving
' this City in tic course OF few days, has
determined 10 dispose Of The whole or any pafi,of
his stock now rcu,einng on hand at a veyy ye4ucel
hjces which consists OF large aud supei D assert
mcHJ OF Mahogany Furniture, Mattresses of
al kinds and sizes, Paper-hangmgs, Window
Blinds PRINCES, Tassc!s, Cords, 81. &c.
W HNiCHT
=. y. Those wboftd inclined 20 purchase, will
Apply opposite tic C,iy Tavern, on tic main street.
Dec. 4 Cu1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-01-21

- ALES Of Valuable Property-On MONDAY the
~ 18th day Of February ensuing, vHiiI be emo
SEQ to public sale at the late DWELLING. house Of
Alexander Bank, deceased, a variety of House.
aoia * Kitchen Furniture, three or !our lkeIr Ne
gro Men, 4 few excellent mich Cows, two Hor-
ses, small Wagon and Gear, &c. SC.
Terms OF sale.-SiX months credit G,r Ill s,,,,,r
o"er :y dollars, the purchasers giving ncaofi,bIe
notes with approved cndorscrs, rayallS al the
Bank OF Virginia II. GRAHAM, dd1n'r
81 TIE estate f dieaI, Banks, zsish the
s0iH annexed.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-01-21
8 100000

S 100000
YHe ,,ost sal ute Cash Prizes 1reall 200 dska;s
ana utbUt ras, 70 be determined rs foilo7s:
First drawn nmbe! OF the !irstten DAYS drawing,
each 9 2JO
Ditto ditto on the succeeding ten days,
each 500
Iitte ditto on the succeeding five d:ys'.
each 1000
Ditto ditto on the succeeding two aavs',
each 5000
Ditto ditto cnthe last DAYS drawing 10, 600
This L1tte.y viii positively commence draw
irg on the wenty third dav of February next and
VIII be completed in IS Goys al intervals under
the supe ''.terdAnce of Gentlemen appointed By
TIE Cove nor, to whom approved security l'rs
teen Sivci, for tile faithful drawing OF the Lotto
II oEreeIDiy 10 the scheme The numbering for
The wheels has SO faf progressed, under the direc-
ton Of M. James Ocllers, rs to Justify fixing the
tlaycf dcawing. The cash prizes viii be paid 1t
the Danb IN thirty days after the con 4sion of the
drawing, The Machines and Composition rights
delivered to order, OH payInent of tie deduction
ADORE. Al prizes must be demanded in one
year after tic drawing they will be considered
as forfeited after that time.
TIcEE rs at orc dollar and so cents each, to be
had OF YIN Pritchald and Fitzwllylsonn and Pot
ter.
The t7.cc Of Tickets viii advance as the draw
Ing progresses.
N1fs-, The purchaser or holder cf every ticket,
VII be ntiticd 10 valuable patent right for ma
nn.actc fling Sage, Starch, and Hair Powder, from
lotatogc, by a process entirely new, esidcs a
chance 81 te many valuable cash prizes.
J+n. T. (eptf)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-01-21

NC ~ SCI .otae highest Bidder, or thurs.
Z 80 tive -Iat e. Il lair, not, che ness f.ir
'lay. en- .it ~ ta etc months, It lie ristt,-
ton NJ '"l,o ,5daarici Wilkinson. on Ch.2',a-
J,ou rr ~. y &c pcrzcnd estate Of I5- SAID
Gcctt-, ,ng of Horses, Mules, Cattle,
Saetam. liz srout 40 hb!s corn, large
hVGoj3i1 tnG &tchch Furniture, and farming
tcl.sis
E9' ~.tli epDrorcd security to carry inteIcst
fFon .he dage, VS., be required for al sums above
ten drlf itt On pulieu"i payment Jleihto7es,
N1I &c .t0i.ta8 ~ thc >{l1AInISTRAT0RS
Jaw LepSrI
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-01-21

E7EMALE EDUCATION will be continue d
4 at Mount Larry, the ensuing wear, under the d
rection of Mss Terrell ; who viii teach Reading.
Writing, Arithmetic, English Grammar and Sc.
og1aphy.
The school will be opened OH Monday the 18th
January.
Terms-For Board and Tuition, each finding
her own bedding, S 100 per ann,nn. paid o,IarteT.
ly in advance and as provisions viii he made in
due time for the reception of boarders, no dctuc
ton can be made for entering boarder after a
part OF the first quarter has elapsed nor for the
necess'-y vacations. HUMPHREY HILL.
Caroline, Dec. II. Cf5;t1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-01-21

oDLlC SALE.-On Saturday the 23rd DAY 81
non OF the late Alexander Banks of Mancbester
inc IN entire stock o. Cattle, Corn, Fodder, Hay'
Plantation Utensils, &c
erms ct saIc-Cash for al sums under %
dollars over twenty dollars, six months credit. the,
purchaser giving negoti'ole notes with approved
c"'ioFS'7S' p1y2ble at the Sank of ViIg;nia
ROBERT GRAHAM, I4.,,,,
q the estGte IF .fle.t'y- Baafs, 4,i.k ,5e
egiH annexed
Dec 81 r.,
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Gds)

! ISSOLUTION or CO-PARTNERSHiP.
81 The Co-ParHership Qf TaYlc, e Byosoa Vuas
2y n'3t2dz Consent dssolvsd the Sfst Dgc7,5 y kst
~ s7$o"s hG9iHg claims against the concern sciU
nfp5YJor settlement TO 5ir',-s Bozsa, JIM yeho Is
IF31IAS TNLoR,
RicL7aond. Gar. S, 1893.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-01-21
SIZES III, HucrIoM

~ the V. office of the subscriber, viii be sold
positively, WITHOUT RESERVE, large and Cc-
neral assortment of DRY COOES-Inportetl
last tal, consisting Of Cloths, Coatings, Rose and
Duttelt Blankets, Casimeres, Hosiery, Kerseys,
Half rlncks, Negro Cottons, Plains, Checks, Irish
Linen, Brown Hollands, Droglcdas, Irish Sheet
inSs, Diapers, Hats, Cambricks, Dmity, Wild
bore, Durants, Manchester Stifls, CARPETS, Seine
Twine, Tapes, Bobbins So &c Together with
= quantity of HARDWARE, and q great num-
Der of other articles TOO numerous to be specified
Also, pipe and 3qurter casks old Madeira Wine
and 90 casks Porter.
Terms of sale--For all purchases under 500
cash, above 500 and under 5000, 60 days, and
above $780, six months credit. Negotiable notes
with approved cndorsers will be required
The sale win be continued from day to dav until
the whole quanttyis sold.
lanes BROWN Ir
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CaSH PRIZE S.

lI,UDJ Go. TO ccrs'st oF Inochines Tor o.
peniig oii-cast worsted Z;
open wrought woollcn elo-
thh;S nto woool, valued
1t oDe hundreddols each.
(PgtcTt right mcludcd) 1000
H,ooo DO To consist of rights for
manufacturing ornament
81 moultIinTs for dwelling
houses and shipping, valu-
ed at Fifty dollars each $4,000
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-01-21

CT PUBLISHED pY THOMAS RtTcuIE, oPPo-
SITE THE ~PosT-oFrIcE, Ar FIVE DOLLARS
PER ANSuM, PhyABLE IN ADVANCE.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-01-21

r. oIiCE.--Aii persons indebted to the late
Alexander Banks, decd Of Manchester. are
hereby requested to come forward and Discharge
uieir accounts as speedily as possible and those
persons having claims against the estate vii,
pri''g IN their claims propa<y antrcn,;ca.cd when
provision WA be mac for tleir discharge by
Of the estate q" .4fcsr Banis, qp;fd III.
SUiH GHae eed
Manchester Dec ~
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-01-21

ITO PR1NrERS-EOR SALE, on very rea :
Il sonQble terms: About 500 VT. of BUR-
CEOIS, and 800 Of BREWER; The same Type
on which the ENouIaER was lately printed
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-01-21

LoR SALE, 121, 600 acres of LAlvp ii Ken
river;
$4,000 do. in Tazeweil county, or The wste-s
Of Clinch river:
10000 do: in the county Of Wythe, on Reed
and Peak creeks
1000 do, in Randolph co1nsy, on the waters
ofChcat river:
ESQ, $4,000 acres ot Virginia Land Warrants
The above will be sold vcly low, and great nc
communications given in the payments
10 RENT, Brick House, on Shockoe n III.
IN good neighborhood, aad possessing every
accommodation for family.
Dec 10 e
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-01-21

10 BE SOLD at Mr. Brools's Tavern on
A Thursday the 2ist instant, one HoRsx and
ohArR: Also, snn'lry other articles, the proper
qdired. corr. aI.pA
Z9'Hi.istratos If FRa5ineap. dcc'a
Manchester, Jan. 10 rcn3.1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-01-21

THE Auc-IoH E comm1ss1ox BUSINESS gy,ll
IN fat're be carried BY the su5sc,lbe liz tAe tne
'rent Aeret2ore Oac4osl BY 7a2lor & Broq,, 7yich
rs EDelL calculated tor ::e reception at large man
fig IF goods. Ii has on hand FIR sale. bots f.,
cash and on credit, large assortment of GROGg-
RIES: -in,ongat zshich are,
5 gears old }
4 ~, s''"'S' do ANTIGUA RUM
Brow" and !oGf Sugar By the hid anil barrel
lHnoeriaL' Hpsoa and 1ovrg HJtson Tees,
Coffee, Cogniac Brandy,
Pennsylvania Whishcy,
SAT- in sacks,
| . gears nd Brazil FTre in hills
FIRST crafty Nadcira in p:o pes, hhds G q; casis,
Sherry Wiac &c. &c &c
iH2 quantity Of Dry Goods spita5le 70, tbq season.
JAMES BROWN, jr
cfnn. s. Ct}J
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-01-21

AXE this method OF informing my dist.nt
Client, that have rclinquishcd the practice
Of Law m The county courts of NogthmL erland
and Lancastcf, and thc district court Of Northum-
bcriand and have transferred my Llyv-busincss.
except in those cases in which he was opposed
to me, TO Stokely Towles, ESQ. Of Lancaster coun.
Y D{sr JOHN Nit iIs,3~ u.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-01-21

' ENO RENT----Four Commodieus TENE-
Z dfENTS, near the hnnoary, --Fos HIKE,
Two SAwYEHs. L. J. HAEvIE.
jan Lcptfl
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MOTT

l. The contracts for the three first mentioned
routes are to be in operation the 1st day OF a.
pr!i next, snd to c0ntinuciu force oac year. Con-
tracts tr tue two last routes are to be in operate
on on The lst day Of July and continue until
the 10Th Of September 1909
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-01-21

I WISH 10 purchase twelve tkcly MULES
4 BATHURST RANDOLPH.
Amelia, Jan. IT, (tG)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-13


Mr. ytrf,laaeA presented a pettiori, frofi,
certain British subjects i'm the state Of New
York, praying that certain VIM. Belk may
DC per nilted TO convey them and their fami-
liesto the Island of Trinidad.-Referred to
tie committee of Commerce and Manufac-
lures. ,,,.,
DIFFUSION OF INFORMATION.
Mr.. DmreU offered the following resolu-
ton:
Resolved, That it be the duty of the Clerk
o,th House to furnish the Representatives
in Congress from each state in the union for
the time being and the Delegates from each
OF the territories thereof, with one copy of e.
very pubic document, including the laws
and journals. printed by this House, to be by
them transmitted to the principal Seminary
OF learning in each state and territory.
The resolution was ordered to lie on the
table.
FOREIGN RELATIONS.
The report on the subject of our foreign re-
lations being yet under considerations
Mr.. G. W. Campbell continued his obser-
vations of yesterday in a speech of about two
hours.
Mr.. Quincy followed in reply ina speech
OF about an hour.
When the house adjourned without ia
king question.
THURSDAY, December s.
Mr.. Lewis presented the memorial of the
Commercial Company of the City of Wash
arr ton, praying an act of iucorporation.--
Referred to the committee of District of Co.
Iumbia.
REVENUE CUTTERS.
On motion of Mr.. Newton the House went
into committee of the whole on the bill a. tho
rising the President Of the u. s to employ
an additional number of revenue cutters. Mr..
1rigg in the chair. The bill having been
read, on motion of Mr. .Me7pton the commit
tee rose and reported it, without debate or
amendment. The bill was ordered to be
read third time tl.is day.
FOREIGN RELATIONS.
The report of the committee still under
consideration
MIR. Key made speech of an hour and a
half against it. Mfr. Nelson replied in
speech ofhalf an hour. Mr.. Lyou opposed
the report in speech of the same length ;
and Mr.. DeShn concluded this davis debate
by a speech of about twenty minutes.
The House adjourned without taking a
question.
FRIDAY, Dec. 9.
The bill authorising the President to EN-
pioy twelve additional revenue cutters was
read third time, and after some debate OIL a
motion to recommit, passed.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-13

SIR,
received, yesterday evening, your very no.
ite communication, by express, announcing nv
appointment to the Office of Chief MAGISTRATE
or the State.-To he thus called on by so decided
vote OF the Legislature, to station so high and
responsible, covers with obligations, & leaves
no room Tor me to doubt the part ought to act
on tie occasion; more especially when hold il
the indispensable duty Of every good citizen to o.
oey me Voice OF his Country, when elected TO a
service not beyond his mental and bodily energies
10 perform. Under the influence of this motive.
af' th.t Love of Country which ought to clio w
~ ule bosom OF every member cf Society, and
when can Truly declare have always cherish
60 WIN uehght IN my own, from the commence
meht OF my political life to the present day ; be
pleased 20 inform the Hon. Assembly. that will
accept tue honor conferred, and will proceed TO
TIE execution Of the duties confded to me with
the aud OF the Council Of S,atc) in due time Bat
wneh "'c0iiect tic characters who have zone
oeioIc fhe III uIis Department of State, how lust
~ 'hey deservcd and received tie apDl ause OF
the,r country. for their Gdelny and pubic Virtue ::
ana moreover, when consider the critical st,,a.
tioh on our country at this awful period confess
latProach the Alt1r with fear and TREMBLING
Bat Know my county is Just and viii indulge
generous i1r5earance, for those errors which
may un''ltentioullly fall 20 my share.
hat the deliberations Of tie Assembly NAV be
governed oy all that moderation, wisdom and
frmnesS, ~ which Virginia has been so often dis
unguished, and which arc 50 essential in the prc
sent Cr'Si5, ~ the dcvout prayer Of their al
Your very obi. Feliow.C;tizen,
JOHN TYLER.
Tie S5ezksr q TIC H.sss q D.!sgass.
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FOR THE ENQUIRER


AS the period for appointing a TREAsu-
RsR OF the Commonwealth nearly approach
es, an humble individual takes leave to sub
INIT TO the consideration of the Legislature a
few remarks OH that subject. His object is
to suggest, ia 4yorG, that the whole ex-
pence OF the Treasury department NAV be
saved without any possible injury to the pub
lie. he Consultation says that ga Trea-
surer shall BE- appointed annualIy,n but his
duties are left to be defined by Lazv. The
constitution may therefore be satisfied by
mere nominal appointment, if the public re-
CURES 1t. Since the establishment of the
Bank of Virginia it is fact well known
that 1t is not necessary for the Treasurer to-
touch one cent of the Revenue. Indeed
such IS the practice. The Bank receives
the money, and he has merely to draw ,.heci.s
when Auditors warrants are presented for
payment.
lie is thereby relieved completely frcu,
the onerous and responsible part of his dntv
Inc receiving, paying and taking care Of
the public treasure and, in truth. he has
nothing lett to perform, but lst to iile away
Auditor warrants, take receips from indi-
v;dnals Tor the amounts of those warrants.
draw Checks ON the Bank, and keep a booI
of receipts ant: disbursement, "to be laid
from time to time, before the General AS
sembly and Cd. " to represent the Com
monweaith in the Potomac, James River.
.n:i S:a::::i: ;.:. Ei 5.is Han;. Uurnpa,
nies.''
Now. the first part of these duties is So
very light that the Bank certainly would. at
least with the addition of one Clerk. perform
1t without Inconvenience. If this additions
clerk should be deemed necessary, he might
be a1thofnted by the Legislature and SAID
r1ea by the bank: As remuneration for
this Salary, the President and Directors of
the Bank would doubtless accept the use of
the Treasury Office for their operations
BY this arrangement then the entire charge
OF the treasury department would be saved
to the public, andt Revenue would be as
securely deposited in the Bank, as in the
hands of an individual
The second part of the Treasurer's du-
ties could surely be as well executed bv the
Chief Magistrate as by him, and the seye-
raj Companies could not consider a mere
change IN the State representative as an in
traction OF their charters. Indeed it is
manifcstly more correct that the controIine-
power OF the Commonwealth over the RAM,
should be committed to the Governor than
to the treasurer, because he has erueroN,,
more intelligence and more of the confidence
OF the people at large-because he is less
accessible to the intrigues of these who u
sual.y buzz around the Treasurer about the
time OF an Election of Directors, and becansr
this enormous power can only be welded bv
HIM for three years.
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pecerl6er IS. D.

MOTlCE.-Cn Friday the Goth day of Tanpa-
ry next, will be sold, to the highest bidder,
at the plantation of the late WIN. Friend in Ame,
lin, sundry valuable PROPERTY, to wit The
Stock OF Cattle, Hogs, Horses and Sheep, the
crop of Corn, Fodder, $hucks, &c and about 200
bushels Of Wheat plantation Utensils, and about
70 likely young Negroes-Terms Of salc--one
third cash, and the balance in IL months. e..
At the same time, will he offered for sale, the
above mentioned tract Of LIND, upon a credit
OF ope, two and three years. Persons disposed
to purchase this Land, had better view the same
before the d9y Of sale
in c'ery instance, bond aD3 unquesGonable Sc
Curt Will be required.
Al those indebted to the said estate, will please
MAKE immediate payment, Z those having claims,
will present them on o.. before the day of sale.
THOAf1S BRANCH, Executor.
Chesttrheid, DEC. -. oaw6wT
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will no longer cover the introduction Of her
manufactures into France, or Holland. ora
ny ofthe ports of Europe. A sya,. will much
more materially "injure the import of (her)
manufactures into the contine nt;'' it will
much more considerably ''reducc the demand
for those articles which America hurch0ses
Jron (her) to sell to the continent"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-13

o. The Wing of this morning states Z" that
sUPERFJwe English cloths TO tie amount Of
$4,000 haUe. been IMPORTED in defiance Of
tie non-imf,or:Gtion act bv ONE merchant IN
Alarket-Strcet Phiiadslhiiid So. I53
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ALEH>R. CARRETT, d. C..
Decenber 10. oaysue

I OTIS, FOR SAIE-The Subscriber will
- offer for sale, FIVE LOFTS 90 the east side
OF Col. John Mayo's hill, next street below the
Lofts which Mr.. COPELAND has lcvelled for building
on The sale to commence at II O'Clock, on Fri.
day next The terms of payment to be one half
PAYABLE at so days with approved indorsed notes
The balance in months. A plot of the otis
may be seen OH the day of sale
WV. DYER.
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CIVIS.

Hrtracf ola letter from, Lancaster, Penn.
TO The Editor Of the Enquirer, dated, I'M
December, 1908.
Our legislature met here yesterday the
Senate have reelected Mr.. Lane for their
Speaker and in the house OF representatives,
n. b. Roileau has been chosen.
This day the joint houses Close two Elec-
tors (Madsonians) in place of WIN. Montgo-
ii,ery ana - -, who have sent no
tlce that they are ENABLE to attend at the seat
OF government The former (who is the fa-
Their OF Daniel Montgomery, one Of the Pro-
fesfors) pleads indishoSifioa as his obstacle
but the real cause is, that he has ever been
opposed to the nomination of Mr.. Madison.
and pre-maturely pledged himself to sup
port Clinton for President Hence consist
ency and his political tenets and at the same
time an equal degree of reluctance to oppose
the popular sentiments, Ii e prescribed to
him the alternative he has aoopted The lat
ter delinquent is of the same stamp"
{" have the pleasure to inform you that the
Election has just terminated for President -
James Madison 20; Vice President, George
Clinton 90" o
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We are authorised to state, that Bathuyss
Jones, is Candidate for the Senatorial District.
composed of CaJo,iue and Hanover.