The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-10-14
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y Last evening departed this lite, in the n
E65th year of age, the Patriot, tine Statesman ?
a the Philosopher the Christian, and the man ,
:. OF pure and unDeinisied life from his youth D
upwards, JOHN PAGE, % RosEweLL,in D
the county OF Gloster, lite Go Err \ " of ihis :
2 Commonwealth whose virtues both D,Ib &
Shc and private, are beyond the reach pr pa G.
4 ncgyrlc whose early, firm, ardent, nacxi-S
y Die and nrcntting att c',ment, and service <
Sto ms country, from the first comrrenc ernent Z
got our glorious Revolut m, TO the last hour =
pot hi iIte, will furnish anpl. matter for the y
pen .! The historian L eSui bit to Niankind II
6 the bright exam',i', of one, who, in ali the =
scenes OF life, whether enjoying the calm ofSh
g prosperity. or tost upon the tcmpesttlo,,s y. \
ocean OF adversely, was, al all times, in all ST. s
. tuatons, and OH alloccasions, the PERFECrI
!: MAN, and uP81SHr
y He d ed Commissioaer Of Loans. 4
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On visit to his family, from the scrs
VICE, snreiy afflicted with long, painful,
and lingering disease, which he bore \, h
manly ana more than common fort,tu5, :.
and after receiving the careeses and eEi.y-
ing few weeks the soothing conversation II
his family and friends, departed this life ON
saturday the first day of October, in the thir-
Z fifth year of his age, CAPT. LEROY HIP
klNS, one of the officers belonging to the
United States navy.
In him wife has lost an af7ectionate hus.
band, an infant a fond parent, and his coun--
try brave and valuable officer.
Departed this life on the 5th inst Mrs PIE.
BE GRAY, the cohsort OF Henry GRAY of Concb.
land county, this respectable woman, in the yari-
ois duties and relations of domestic life was g.
1uailed by few. surpassed by none as wife
she was aiiectonate, as a mother tender and in
duigent, as mistress kind, and as neirhbor
friendly and benevolent tins stroke ofdeath has.
IN great measure, Frustrated the best homes az
an honest and Industrious husband and family.
VINO are now lamenting tneir irreparable loss
DIED on the 5th inst a. her house If,
! Franklin Court, Philadelphia, aged "a yeqrs
MrS. SARAH BACHE, wife OF Richard Blchr.
Esq and only daugnter of the late. venerable
father OF his Country, DR.. BENZ FRANKLIN
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NJ OTICE-ln the year l7o3, request was
made by letter from gentlemen in Virginia,
| ithrongh Mr.. Joseph Johnson, Consul in Lon
aon) 70 M. Thomas Digges. then IN England. to
make enGiry for the heirs or the fam " off, Mr.
| Abraham ines,s who, when a youth, left 3yirp.
| house near Fl bakersfield in Yorkshire, for Ame-
| tica, and was clerk 10 merchant in Virginia.
afterwards kept store of lis own, had a partner
| ~ trade, < died unmarried, about the year I753.
ieNihS lalioed ana other PROPERTY. Tnfortunate-
iy, by the loss Mt sea, Of the Ship lane and Ra
chei, capt ID de from London to Alexandria. in
/ the year 1913. the letters of request and other
! papers and mcTiOrandums were lost, and even
The writer name, which IS supposed to be Far
| iy or Farely, as well as his place of residence has
been torgotter, but is guessed to be near Peters
brig in Virginia.
: The Subscribers, or either OF them, will be
much obliged to any one, Informed OF either &c
The parties above alluded -, or can give anv tr ,c
a. o thei' residence, or informed of any landed
or other property OF said deceased Abraham Mil
nes, by letter directed to the subscribers as be-
low; and they viii thankfully pay any costs fi,
ascsrtlning the names, places Of residence. or
effects of said deceased, Sec &c.
GEO MILNES, MeycAasf Boston.
THOS. DIGGES, Fort Uay6uyson Poto,p qc.
GEO: w. RIGGS, Geoyge- Y5go2 ,''''"
Ostober ~ r3m1
His name was spelt Mills or Mines
/ EITzNHYLSONN z: POTTER, have i1se
received, Robertson's Report of Burr's III
al. vol. LIST. History Of James Id by c. !. Foy.
AMI Towers illustrations Of + dphecy.-Thev.
lave on nan'i,a large ana gene, al assortment Of
Stationary, Day Books, journals, Ledgers Re
cord and Sheritis Books. Music 8. Music Books.
Paper Hmg'ngs for rooms, Trunks OF various ST.
res, playing bunk and visiting sircls, Ladies' and
gentcrncns' Pocket Books, Sec SC &c.
Oct j. rF3w1
- UHAWAf . IN re S.iusci,sr.. .- 49,
q "a day night The an nst. an apprentice box,
u T. sheen king us,nees, named ~, lYi,rt{EJJ
ROACH W j. 10 o? 20 years IL a.r. . & - 4