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but instead Of waiting for the sense OF
community to be expressed in its regulaS\
manner, kind of SAP has been put into ope-
ration to blow up the republicans, and to
place them inasimilarstatc of distraction as
was exhibited IN this state in 1899. The re-
Pubiicans OF TINS state will not be dured now
as they were then; the great interests ofthe
nation are not 60 be put in the scales with in
dividuai prejadices. .....duro,u
Capt. Hancock ofthe Dmmf+as irr>-ms th,t
me general sentimentin Liverpool, was Cor peace,
that on the doors of the warehouses; we're writ
,en," PEACE WITH AMERICA, OK NO
G."...-Bait. d7,rer.
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TO THE EDITOR OF THE ENQUIRER.

The reasons given in publication in
the Enquirer of the Sd inst. for my decli-
hihS to act as committee man for the Mon
roe ticket are not exactly nv own my
friend who was requested to intimate the
same 10 you, must have misunderstood me.
l am far' very Tar from believing that the
interest OF the country would be jeopardized
by placing Mr.. Monroe in the Presidential
chair, and still less disposed to wound his
feelings by such an insinuation. declined
acting on the committee upon this principle.
and this alone. | am decidedly opposed to
any measure calculated to produce schism
among the Republicans, and / do most Sc
riousiy apprehcnd that the perseverance, of
Col Monroc's friends in supporting him for
the Presidency viii have that tendency.
lam, Sir, very respectfully,
Yours,
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NOTICE., pirtae eta desd Of tra.t c,--e.., I

MOTICE-B} Virtae Of a desa Of truet c,coe..: Z
~ ed 90 fhe subscribers By :To7ebh Pollard, IT,
6ea|i4s dare the 18Th day If Novembe,, 1904, ant
recorded I" me county court q spottsPfvGNia. fer
debts d"ejioan the sad Pollard to Davia Bulloc&,
SoiH be cNposei 70 sale fhe premises, Eo, rell,
money, OH Thursday che 10th day Of .jjr,e u .,et.
one a'aoiety Of The null comm,aly cnlte anil noyun
By the na'',e o Rogers mil, ia the laser ca! of
S6otfsp'Vania co"ny--together vVuh o&e s,ioety #
JJD acres o LaHa aGoininy thereto. 4rni the Aors-
es and other apbartenances thereon erected, fore-
tter 7riA fifteen S!avss, as named and convelefjr
the gorcsam deed of t,nst 50 7Sach If tho atoye.,
said property as shall be suG-ient fuliy and conn.
pSctey 10 ca1ythe said lee7 II na:t into effect, ae
c''atHS to RE trns intent and tlssaHiay thers9E
CHARLES SMITH
FREDERLCK HlRRIS, Trustees
Nay 10. C16ytI
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Nav 4

Capt Barry, who arrived at This port on
Sunday from Madeira, which island he left on
the 9th of March, informs us he read in the
French papers at Madeira, that the Emperor
Napoleon, h d created TALLEYRANp King
Of PORTUGAL
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GEN. WHITELOCKE'S SENTENCE.
GENERAL ORDERS.
Horse Guards, March 81, 1903.

hOTSc-tIU0TGS, U!QfCR u, 1910.
At general court martial, of which ge-
neral the right honorable sir VIM. Medows,
K. b. was president, held by virtue Of his
majesty's special warrant, bearing date the
25th of January 1903, at the roval hospital
at Chelsea, on the 18th of the same month,
and continued by adjournment until the 18th
Of March following, lieut.. gen. John White
locke was tried upon the charges [preferred
against him relative to the defeat at Buenos-
Ayres.
SENTENCE.
The court martial having duly consider
cd the evidence given in support of the char
gcs against the prisoner Cieut. gen. White
lockc) his defence, and the evidence he has
adduced, are of opinion that he is guilty of
the whole of the said charges, with the eX-
ceptiun of that part of the second charge
which relates to the order that g tie CO
iuD,ns should be unioaded, and that no. firing
shouid be Permitted on any dccosnt."
The court are anxious that it may be dis
tinctly understood that they attach no CEN
sure whatever.to the precautions taken 70
prevent unnecessary firing during the adj
vance of the troops to the proposed points of
attack, and do therefore acquit lieut.. gen.
Whitelocke of that part of the said charge.
The court adjudged, that the said iieut.
gen. Whiseiocke BE- cd8hiered, ard Declared
fatally unit and uaqvorthy to 8erpe his ma
.jeatv in any military CAPACITY zvhatever.
The King has been pleased to confirm the
above sentence, and his royal highness the
commander i'll chief has received his majes
ty's command to direct that it shall be read
at the head of every regiment in his service,
and inserted in all regimental orderly books,
with view of it's becoming lasting me-
morial of the fatal consequences to which
officers expose them selves, who, in the dis
charge OF the important duties couf1tied to
them, are deficient in that zeal, Judgment
and personal excrtions, which their sove-
reign and their country have "A right to ex-
pect from officers entrusted with high com
nlauds.
To his majesty, who has ever taken a
most lively interest in the welfare, the ho-
nor, and reputation OF his troops, the recen;
failure in South America, has proved sub
Ject of the most heartfelt regret but K has
been 4 great consolation to him, and his ma
jcsty has commanded it to be minated to the
army, that after the most minute investiga-
ton, his majesty finds ample cause for era-
t.ication in the intrepidity and good conduct
displayed by his troops, lately employed OH
that service, and particularly by those tlivi-
ons of the army, which werepersonaily en-
gagged with the enemy III the town of Buenos
Ayres, on the 5th of July, 1907 and his ma
jestr entertains no doubt that had the exer-
tons of MS troops in South America been
directed by the same skill ard energy, which
have so eminently distinguished his COM
handlers i'll other quarters of the world, the
result of the Campaign would have proved
equally glorious to themselves and beneficial
to their country.
BY command of his royal highness the
commander in chief.
HARRY CALVERT,
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Nav 10

TRUST DEED--By virtue Of a deed of
Il trust executed TO william f. Carter and
Shelton Crosthwait, BIZ Alexander Il. Rose, TO Sc.
tu'e tn payment ofd debt due to- Murphy Brov n
* Co. therein expressed, VIII he offered s,r
sale, TO the highest bidder, for ready money, at
Amherst courthouse, ON Saturday ylie 4th diy Of
June next, all tlc Irac. Of LAND Icing in me
cormy OF amherst, ON rye Riycrand Hat Creek.
wbcreon the said Alexander - Rose now re-
SIDES, supposed 20 contain two thousand five hun
Gred and dirty acres, ad;oih,rs ,l,c Lands Of
Thomas N ssie, David S. Garland, Iho.nas VIZ.
HUGH, Henry Rose and Philip Eyar The sob
scr5ers being trustees ior the u .rcft Of ri, ers.
they viii only warrant TIE title 81 the above men
toned land as to themselves and those claiming
under thCm
WILLIAM F. CARTER,
SHELTON CRO3THVYAIr, 5 IfTsfse'i
May 10. (1,yN =
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Tic French and Spanish army destined for
Zealand ACCORDING to our Last accounts from that
quarter, will cor sist Of 10000 men. who are to he
joined IN Zealand by Danish army Of 25 or 80,
OJJ The united force will then undertake the
Conquest OF Sweden. Every thing indicated tbe
speedy opening OF the campaign the French and
Spanish troops being ready to march at mo.
meni'' notice, ana quarters having been provided
f9r them in the Danish provinces
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M LII BE SOLD, on the second dsy of Iu,l
w l8U8, ono acre Of GROUND which ,5rI,
~ belonged 80 Ninean Wyse ho is now dec
ed, lying near Colonel ADAMS saw ni,u. v
acre ofgrOnd have part N ns q Icr:i
wish to sell It aud let lis widow have he
ana Tor me to get my part TO 80 as 1ar y
ia paying debts tha, I an security for
Nincsn Wyse, Deceased. Tonne, c
May 10 ~
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solicitations Of his friends to declare him
self"

self"
DELEGATES ELECTED TO THE NEXT LE-
GIsLATURE.
1Srk-Peyton Sodthall, Gavin L. Cosby.
Hilia,ns6ms- James Sempc.
H0iJas-Joseph Sandtord, SWIM. B. Banks
Caniberlan6-John Hatcher, Herman Baker.
Nezu Members. 50
Col Alexander Smyth is elected Senator for
the district composed Of the count, 3 Of Wash.
ington, &c. witlout opposition
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MajorGen snd Adj. Gen. OF the Forces.

NEW EXPEDITION TO RIVER PLATA.
1t is again reported that the armament which
has at length sailgd is destined for the River Pla-
IL, and that Sir Sidney Saith is to have The COIN
Rand of the Squad"on-It is pretended, that
Ministers have obtai1cd body of information
ON the actual state of South America, which
has determined them to renew the adventure of
I'm expedition to IT'S coast. The present ar1na.
ment consists Of 1900 troops.
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FAIRFIELD RACES. NAV. .1soa

lst day; far IKE Fairfeid .Iockey C2a5 C,b eS So
SttincGs-2 mile beats
j. Hoorncs:s b. h. Lance, By Dragon,
ye.,rs old. II ~
K Normley's S. m. Nettletop, .by
Spread Eagle, G yrs. DID, 90
Miles Selden's c. h. Dragon, by Dra-.
gon, 4yi's OLD, 5 disc.
Esme smock's s: Ii. Treasurer. by Di-
omed, y,S. old, AZ
VIM. Balls br M, by tVildmed
ley, yrs old, s diet
Time-1st. heat 3 nj. 5S SD. heat 3 m. 81 !.
81 day. Jocty Cub Parse S 900 mile heats.
Collier Hairison's b n. Atlantic; by
k'iowsley, yrs. old. IL
J-HooInes's { h. Young pcacemaker,
by DioIned,'6 yrs. old, 90
wade M2sby's b. h. Miranda, by Di.
ometl, yrs. old, "a
Ralph Noim.ey's C. h. Stump tie
Dealer, by Doomed, j yrs old, 4 dr.:
LIST heat 3 m Sd heat m 5Os
Sd day, the ft2prieto,'s Purse If 8 25o--s mile
Esme smock's b. b. Vanguard, by
Bedford, 4 yrs. old, 1s3
r. Wormley's c. h. Trafalgar, BY Muf
ii, yrs. old, Q Jr.
w. Eall's b g Commodore, by Spread
Eagle, yrs Old, 32o
jno. Hoomes's 6. h. Abcleno. by
Dragon yrs old, 4 Dir:
Wade Mosby's c. h. Ratray, by CKf-
DIN, 6yrs old. 511
Collier Herrisop's b h. Dinwiddie, by
Doomed; a yrs. DID, dr..
Miles Se,den's br. h. T'askn.aster, BY
Sterling, 5 yrs. old. dist:
Col. Hoskins's s. h. MataDoni. bv.
Bedford 4 yrs. old, dist
Time--lst heat m sd heat IN. l8 S.
Sd heat 6 IN. so S.
4h day, -4pnuai Sweepstakes If s soo-s Hs;le
hears.
r. Wormley's b. Ii. SIR Peter, by
Knowsiey, 4 yrs. old, II
j. Hoomes's C. h. Tom Turf, by Is:
cape, 4 yrs old, %
M seIden'ss h. White Stockings, BY
Dion, yrs old, So
w. Balls s. h. by Domed, 5 yrs old. ! q:
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70 BE SOLD totho highest bidder, on Mon
u d'y the 10th inst at The dwelling house Of
the late Phineas Dana, ESD decd. all 1is ho,,.e.
hold and kitchen FURNITURE, several very va
iua5le House Servants an elegant Pl,iideiph;s
made Coachee, with plated harness, nearly new,
two handsome bay Horses we'll matched and well
broke, very good Driver and valuable Ship
CarPenter-Ihe terms wih be made known on
the day of sale
The Dwelling House Of the decd is offered
for rent, also, that occupied by Wri;ht South.
gate, Esq House IN Bermuda street lately oc
cuPled by Mr.. Altar Gorham, House in wide,
water street, a store on commerce street wharf.
a.d one halt OF the Wharf known by the name Of
Gorham's wharf
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BRITISH AMITY.i,i

The following is an extract of letter from
a gentleman In the county of Ontario, to the
Editor OF this paper We pledge ourselves to
our readers, that the writer of the letter is
gentleman of the first respectabilty-and
that we have not the smallest doubt of the
truth of its contents. We are aware that
some OF our opponents may be induced to saw,
that this iettr, coming out at this time, is in
tended as an electloneering stroke of pol:cv-
but to obvlate any such objection to its au-
thenticity,, we mention that the writer IS we'll
known in this city.-and that the letter itself
may be inspected by any gentleman of the
federal party who may think proper to call at
this office for that purpose.
49,. [.dl6any Register.1
"CANANDAIG VA, April Is, 1903.
81 left Buffaloc on the 18th and arrived
here on the 18th instant. While at Buffaloe,
Erastus Granger, Esq. the United States In
dian agent, informed me that short tim.
since Col. Claws, the British Indian agent in
canada, sent warbelt to the chiefs OF the
Seneca tribe of Indians residing on the banks
OF buftaloe Creek, three or four miles from
the village. The belt was large and elegant
one, ornamented with the hieroglyphics of
war. The message accompanying it was
that the British and americans would proba-
Dly soon be at war, inviting them to Join the
British and take up the Tomahawk and SCALP
lng-knife against our thinly settled and dc
fenceless frontiers!
" The Indians held their Council about a
fortnight since, and determined in the mega
tive. They handed Mr.. Granger the belt with
a request to return it to Col Claws.
MIR. Granger told them, that in case of
war, the United States could fight their own
battles, and did not wish them to take any
part in it cut if they sided with the British,
the United States NUo,I6 withhold ~.
tiles and exterminate them from their lands.
They signihed tkeir dispersion to remain at
peace-but some of the young warriors gave
out thatin case of war they would not be idle
spectators-they would join the Americans
and fight the British"
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MARRIED on saturday last b. the Rey'd ,Tohs
D: Blair, Mr. PETER RALsroN TO Mrs. JANErr,
GILcaRIsr both ofthls city:
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We are authorised to state, that Peytoy. South.
all OF the county CT York, declines gcta, on the
Monroe Committee for that count.
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JAMES YOUNG, AAn.r.
Norfolk. MAY ~, 1873 r9ti


I edmond TURNPIKE COMPANY
Ia At meeting Of the directors Of the Rich
mond Turnpike Company, on Saturday evening,
the 9TH Of MAY, 1898
Resotoed, That the shares Of all DELINQUENT
stock-holdc' in the company be sold ON shur-
day The eleventh of next month, at the Boil Ia
vern, in the city of Richmond
Copy. r. SHEPPARD, Clerk.
CT The stock holders in the above COMPANY
are hereby notified that their annual meeting viii
be held at the Bell Ia en-, in Richmond, on the
the irst Monday in next month, which is the dav
iNedby the charter for tie meeting
n SHEPPARD
MAY ~ lt11thJmc
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virtue Of a decd Of trust executed To- the
- subscribers by Robert and George Turner,
and Ann the wife oite said George, d;ilv record
cd IN the Hustings Court Of Richmond made
10 secure thc payment Of fifteen hundred dollars,
10 Daniel Cotcl, ACCORDING 10 the f~r,ns Of sa;J
decd Wdl be soG BY tie subscribers. 10 The
highest bidder, Tor ready money, before the door
oi the Eagle Tavern, in lie oily of Pichm,rd.
on Saturday Il g 4N Of june next, all thd Lot
giece or Parcel Of GEousD, situate in the said
CITY, ON TIC east side Of tic cross street. headline
rom the Eel Tavern so the river, and nov, udc,
lease 70 Russell and Wallace (sub;ect to ground
rent OF i 10 per anut;n ioreycr,) together win
VIC following NEcRoKs George 1tr. Co,k)
az ter (th@ B'rbc') and So, r. 80 nucl, Of tar
80" properly as wIl be sufiic CIT 60 RAISE tic sur
81 costs attending the sad sale.
Af.Dw S1'EVENsON) .,
c. ANihOEY, IJVSfecs
Nay 10. '(do
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n, LIBER NJ price sv;H be giyen, fol, yopng
= A chair H1RSE, abopt fer feet kiqh-A bgy
4r'4 ne byc}eyed-For /trthc, bayticu!Ss c7l7t.itr
az Hie nee. lfsy 1O-(fF)
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MILL positively be sold, at phbc auction,
w without reserve, on Monday the 9th inst.
1T the subscribers store, al his stock of G=oce-
rics, China, Glassware, SSc-The terms will be
made known prior TO the day Of sale.
DANIEL TRIPLETT
May 8. 1w)
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70 ME -REALTNG SPRINGS, situated in the
I lower end Of Louisa County and but thirty
one miles from Richmond, will be in readiness
on the 1st of June next for the accommodation of
boarders. The medicinal virtues of those waters
have been proved in great variety OF instances
they deriyetheir name from the power they pos
sess of healing most kinds Of cruptions, and it is
believed, chat in bilious cases they have never fail
cd TO afford relief There are several small hous-
es detached from the main building, intended for
single families who NAV apply in time, and the
terms for board will be six dollars a-Hcek
Healing Springs, Louisa, May s. (tlJu)
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NE ~ I'D FER EASEMENTS.

M X. LIE TELLER, DEN7ZSI.-In the
Iva house adjoining Mr.. Edmund Randolph's
near the Capitol, IS now practising in the various
branches of his profession, T. c. cleansing and
restoring the teeth to their natural elegance, by
removing that corrosive substance called tartar,
winch adheres to them i'll the form OF a black or
yellow crust, which is the cause of MANY teeth
decaying, an offensive breath, and the corroder
OF the gums and sockets. He sets artificial ones
SO as TO stand firm, being useful rs well as orpa
mental, plugs the decaycd cavities of such as can
be preserved, and extracts such us are too far
gone TO be saved, in which operation he makes
use oil BRUFF's PATENT EXTRACTING 1NsTRu-
NENrs, whica takes the teeth out without any
possibility of fracturing the jaw or bruisnsc the
gums, and with much less pain than the instru-
mehts that are IN general use; for which opera
ton his price is dollar, when done at his own
house. -7-'
lie deems 1T unnecessary to say any thing con-
corning the advantage derived from the manner
OF ms performance or his abilities, leaving it for
his former operations TO speak
He'has DENTIrRIcE prepared by himself of
as1perioN qua,Ity for the Preservation ofthe gums
and teeth, void of corrosive substance
Mr. LIE TELIIER wishes the public to have
notice that as he has now made Richmond his
permanent residence, all his prices are considera
bly, lower than when he was only visitor of the
place.
A line or servant directed to the aforesaid
place NtH DC attentied to.
May 6. r1aw6rn1
o RENT, for one or more wears. the yellow
y HOUSE adjoining the Washington Tavern,
now nov IN the occupancy OF Judge Roane.--This
tenement is contiguous to the Capitol and well
calculated tor professional gentleman with IA
nily-- Possession will be given on the first day of
June next, and terms known by application to
Mays. Tlaw3wl
NGLISH OODS-AppLEroy & Co.
IL BY the John Adams, ST. Johns, from Liver
pool, 10, Caivert-Street, have received their re-
gular supply Of GOODS calculated for the pre-
sent and approaching season.
Cambrick and Common Calicoes,
Plain and striped Dinities,
Printed Marseilles Nesting,
White Jeans,
Furniture Chintz,
Do. Dmities
London Supcrfine Broad Cloths,
Do. do. Cassmcres,
Yorkshire fine Cloths and Cassimeres,
Patent Nankeens.
Cords, Grandurells, Cotton Cassimerea,
Ga and 4 Cambrick Muslins,
Japan, HARTFORD and Check do
Plan and Figured Null do
LenO, Victory, Riddle, &c. do
Celored do. do. do
q 4 Plain Book do.
Cinghams, Silk do.
Sattns, Pcrsians and Sarsnets,
Bonnet Silks, Silk Gloves,
Silk Handkerchicfs, Fancy Shawls,
Cotton Umbrellas,
Do Braces
Do Laces and Footings,
Do. Cuttings,
EngliGh Kid Gloves,
Cotton Hosiery,
Tandkerchiefs,
Fringe and Bed Lace,
Cotton and Linen Checks, Buttons,
birmingham Ware, sc. &c.
In store, few dozen gendemens' best Beaver
Hats, from Marseilles
These Goods will be sold low for cash, or un-
doubted paper at 60 days.
Baltimore, April 49, (100
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DOMESTIC.
PUBLIC DOCUMENTS.
p Il r r III.
(CoMTINUED.)

Mr. Madison, Secretary of State, to Messrs.
Monroe and Pinkney. ministers extraordi-
nary and plenipotentiarv Of the u States,
la London.
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April 5.

g.. PRIMO & SUMNER COODS-RlcuAnD
~ BEooGE has Just received a ftll assortment
Of GOODS, suitable for the present and ensuing
season, all Of which he will sell low for cash
AUonT which are
Suro'fne and second Cloth,
5uperfne aud second Cdssineres,
Twilled and Tabby Velvet,
Hunters constitution and silver Cords.
Cotton Cassinarcs and English Nankeens,
India Eankccn,
Bardanns!i, r 'hrnall and Madrass Hkf5.
White and c,ioured James,
Do. do. Mmeeilles,
Cs.iicocs and Cnntz,
PId, blue and purple C7g'a,ns and Muslns,
. Dhnity and Canbrick D.nity,
Furniture Do.
Linen and Cotton Checks,
~ and rs Irish Linen and shifting Cotton,
IS ana ca CanMicl.8,
PLAN AID Figured Lcnoes,
LicgsBt nal. iuull Robes aud short Dresses
Worried and Figured S,snets and Grapes,
Res Lace Vol, blacl, aud wdtc,
Narrow and broad BLACK I.accs,
FsahAisble Se.af; and shawlI,
Cealiencn ah3 La.'ics' six and cotton Hose.
-, 10; Daipask Siis<;aavls ard
case fashionable Bonnets -:.I Head Dresses.
just from Paris
Apiii e. rG1
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NOW OR NEVER !

A LIVING ELEPHANT 10 be seen az
"A the WASHINCT ron IAYERN, from Mon
aay the ID, TO saturday ne IN of lfay-
/ho8e that 7vish to CRAFTY their curfoSitv ty
seeing the w WONDERFUL WORKS OF NATURE,
7clH 40 70eHto call fireUious to Mat time, as
me ELEPHHNT positively 7OiH be reno
yea me meet AIorHinS PerhahS this gene
rHfto" may neOer haOe The offiortunify Of
seeing The ELEPHAN7' agaia, az kbis is The
only one in me United States, and the Lqst nj
SIT 10 thiS Cify.-ADMITTANcE, 25 CENTS.
IhrU29 C3tJ
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TINE subscriber has taken into Premiership
IL in the Grocery Line, his son John II. Trip
lett and in future the business viii be carried or
under the firm Of DANIEL TRIpLETr Y Son.
lie avais himself. OF this opportunity of return
ing his grateful thanks to allthosc who have here
totore favored him with their custom, and begs
leave to solicit continuance OF their dealings
with the new concern.
DANIEL TRIPLETT.
May S. lw)
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lust PUBLISHED: and FOR SALE at, S
y Crantland's Printing Office, opposite DR.. Du-
walls Medicine Store, mrhIrAsY Tactics, or
TIE SOLDIER'S co MiANIO N--Teaching
how to form companes--with directions for the
formation and exercise of \ battalion and regi-
1uent and the various forms Of reports, &c.
Likewise, e,olutons for the Cavalry and Artil-
lery, yyith.xsplanations aud improvements upon
Baron .Steaba,s-By.SAMuEL 1.WINsroN, Bril-
gade I,rsoeetos forthc second Brigade.
or Subscribers will receive their Books at the
Printing Office of Seaton Grantland, where they
are requested to call or send for them.
NAV 5. -t;s = ,(Sw)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-05-06

hI OTICE-The subscribers having formed a
~ connection in Business. under the firm of
HovEY & STEER, offer for sale Cat the store late
!ly occupied by Mr.. C. ]. Macmurdo) the follow
ing articles, viz
50 h!ds. N E. Rum,
IS bids, Loaf and Lump Sugar,
- bags of Pepper,
3 ton of bar Lead,
10 boxes Cotton and Wool Cards,
25 boxes Candles,
Is boxes New-York Chocolate,
25tr,rnks of Shoes asserted,
50 ticrces Stone Lime
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-05-06

TOSEPH MARX & Co. have on hand an as
- sortment of German Oznaburgs, Ticklenburgs,
Dowlas and Towelling, by the bale, box, or piece.
Cogsiiac Brandy, Molasses, Sack Salt, coarse and
fue, which they will sell for cash, tobacco or ap-
proved paper. Abyit % (tf)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-05-06

CT PupLIsHEp BY THOMAS RIrcHIE, oPPo-
SITE TINE PosT-oFftcE, At TIVE DOLLARS
Pzp AxHuM, PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-05-06

4 n consequence Of The deatA cf -WilE.G7s Bullock,
n the Co-bartnefship If NoRvELL, WAITS G.
Bullock Of this place, ard NOVEL;, WAITS
G. Co. Of Lyachbirg, * ditsoivtd-zH persons in
debtef TO the said Co,nbany. are desired to make
Payment to.eithe ef the Partners, or to EdnsonQ
%srveH Those haEfng claifas against them, 5giIi
agebtrto Joln i. Uiatt Of RiehNiohd, O., Williaa,.
AorVeHT Lynci6nS .fof payntent
I'm. NORVELL,
TOHN WHIT,
f-A TOHN.1 =. HIATT.
Rishnlond, April 60. -. G2wTl