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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-01-07
" ALuABLE LAND FoR SAZEl-on

\ Al
VIII be exposed to SALE To the liigics, bidder, for
ready money, at Coocil,nd court. house, the tract
OF l. AND whereon Edward Boiling. al present
resides, lying on James river, in TIE county of
Goochiand, about three miles above the court
house, containing by estimation ole thousand a
ores, be the same more or less, or so much of
the SAID tract as shall be sufficient to discharge
the following sums Of money, the payneut where
OF has been secured by three several deeds ef
trust on the'said Land, executed BY said Boiling.
rs follows. to wit One executed to Frederick
Harris and William Miller, bearing date the 1tth
day ct July. 1906, for the purpose OF securing the
payment or q stun of money due to John l. Har-
ms L Co. the balance whereof amounting to be-
tween two hundred and fifty and two hundred and
SIXTY pounds has been assigned to Charles Smith :
One other executed to Charles + Bates and VIM
Niiiler, bearing date the Goth day OF October,
1Soo, for the purpose of securing to Frederick
Harris the payment of fye hundred and nine
November, 1906. and one other executed TO VIII
lam FILLER and Joseph Shelton, on the a2d day
nj June, 1907, for the purpose of securing to Free
derrick Harris the Payment Of fourteen hundred
and sixteen dollars, due the 1st day of November
last all of which deeds have been dulv record
ed IN the county court Of Goochland A s,lnici
ency OF the said land will be sold in pursuance Of
the aforesaid deeds Of trust to satisfy the sums
OF money aforesaid or The balances remaining due
thereof, together with all interest acr,,Iine there
On, and the costs attending the drafting and re-
CO ding SAID deeds, and Of advertising and selling
saia land by TIE TRUSTEES.
Jan z. TIoytts
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ESKOES FOR SALE,--Bgyiftue Of 1ceil
OF u1St' sAecucd to usiy CLas. " Gillian
70 secure thc payment of SUN Of toneV 49,. -
Richard Eicbaidson, will =, o7;.l,d 1or' sale 70,
cash, at public aucGonat The hougc Of Tobr An.
delsGn, IN tic town Of New Caaion, on yYccT1.s
osyu INC 2Jth efneNt month, two !ikely NEGROES
va. Jacob AID Cukcy
ILEtS' PUTEET, ,
~ ~. EANcHoFXE, Z T,.u.tess.
T0HR Il, sADLER,
As~ coascg, Dee o. C1arS3sgJ
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:
.NEIV OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

z NGLIsu KlD Skr1Es-yast rec We'd and
A. for sale by Dodge < Cobb, trunks .scics'
s Misses white, Black, figured and lace pattern
hID SHOES, of Jtcksons nsnt::ac t,,re, Lon
don, Also, Gent,eiaens' beat sapeiiinc, Iondon
Eats. Jan.7. Cif1
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TOR SALE,,a few prime tracts OF AIiita7
4 LAND, inthe state Of Ohio.
Bank Shayss Santed--Apply as above.
. Dec. Is. roavln
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ROkERAGE AND COMMISSION BUsI-
~ NESS;-The subscriber respectfully oficrs
his services 70 his friends and the public, IN thr
love Inc Oh business Ind so1icts ;lcir patronage
G. GREEN Sow
Dec. Is GoAwHl
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-01-07

W PusLISrEp EY THOMAS nITcaIg, oppo-
SITE TIE Posr-ofF1cE, ar FIVE DOLLARS
PER AHSvM, PAYABLE III hpvANcE
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-07-05

:. Tie eetyiot heroes, s9so i.e! 70 yis: as M-
G5ertf Sse csi-brGfc.
s The revolutionary heroes sgho s.W rarvisc :
9ay ne guardian e'sssis Of aeGvs, SSGtet around
th-ln
9 Tae spirit Of 70 d: OR forsf-shsrs Aavs
taught MS ~ 70 deny oursetvss, asi 10 be fles.
10 Dsnessic Hdsuf,iehyes Tie iajma-s Of
Great Britain male us polti ;ally ;,rfcecnleat
ths iriHstice AZ 3-i.Gia IA! France shall 1take re
mol~ily 80.
II Uaios and Enery. 7'- NOR! leyisg mo-
narekies Of Erroae mar rs1'5ie at .hs t.razt.s
touch Our rssa5iie. IN tas 0igoy of ySark, snail
defy his thvnaers
l2 Oar 5rssiren Of iNsssacApsetfs: zsc have
nss forgotten pheye me sezr Of fi5erty began Ter
them NOT forg,t 5rkere "a ended.
10. Nay our differences Ssih foreign Powers be
happily settled Sur NOT ,sith sacrifice q nat,oaai
ksHor.
II. Peace, If 10 he PRESCRIBED ,vifh no
nor IT. nor. Spqr.
IS. illumination 10 the minds of those
zYbo cannot see fhe qOi8ddm of the med
snres Of the hresent administration.
10. in eternal Embargo, rather than
G moments exhaustion to asay Iio7oer on
earth.
II. TIE ,f,nerican Fair: though last,
not least.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-07-05
The author Of n Iate hqmhhief.
TO be Continued
G0e fourth Of aIuIp.

This immortal day in the calendar OF time,
was usl,ere,i IN by an early salute Of cannon.
There appears 90 be a kind az heavenly magic
IN the arrival OF this day, more enliveniug than
masic, and more inspiring than eloqueuce.--
Il presents ne jt were az impressive History Of
OUR Revolution, Z draw from the eve Of sensi-
biGty, Che tear that is Gtc 60 our cEtoTab'd pa
TT OTIS What American can look upon tllis d3v
with Indifference a dsv tra5 presented lin,
wiki me holy boon Of Liberty, and gave 70 him
county dearer than all ;ae nations of the
earth, Il departed spirits, could reColiect
worldly events, the remembrance OF ihis day
wouii spread Joy thro' the grave, and am
, mate tlIe EneaAed sod" with patriotic cxuI-
/ ta'i9n. Citizens of america the GENTS Of
this day vii be your holy palladium in peace
and your guardian ana el III BATH. lie, Is be
the first priac,ple'of orr political decaloE,'c,
20 worship The Fourth % July-lud let us IN
spire inflats to lisp 1t with Tcveren ce-a,,d
we cln''rt fa Co hand down TO posteriiy our
institutions uaimpared, and our patriotism un-
ada!tcrated
Il was with infinite delight chat VIC behe'd
the mliiCory of Richmond tura out S generally
and 80 neatly attentive % Their un.iotm, >nd
active 90 sIr2zss in their exercise. with
men of this description aaxious g. defend
( their country, and entipsias;ic iu j, love, we
/ are fearless OF foreign threats. The vulture of
European war inay ever with its bloody wing
! every national aad mosal vir:Uc, but we shall
/ never he alarmed, with visd IN n our caun-
/ ellis and pa'ri,'isn in our hearts
After goirE 'hro' tho evoluions OF the DAY,
they were dismissed about o'cork when The
spectve companies retired 20 their various
+ ie sts. About O'Clock aiatgc number Of gem
ticme1 AVID ladies assembled IT, thc II al of She
/ ueuse Of Dc'cr1ts where W. M iui0rd esq
read tac Declaration Of American lndcpen.
icaco in very Interesting stylc, with appro.
pirate aDf IMPRESSIVE rcnSrks. lie present.
led very lively sketch &c tie various and IN.
, nuwcrabia injuries inflicted by Great Britain,
and concluded with The applause Of 4 numc
rOu9 audience.
AT near o o'clock tie citizens generall,
a.tir'd iu Virginia cloth, assembled az Pryors
Garden according 90 tie arrangement Of the
committee.
The fol3~iac ToAsrs were drank
J. The }ayw cisun.-s Myif nc7sr return
Unless 70 fri ae incb,7Lrt
2. The wcmg,g ~ Cee. Wm'dgt9rs Ma
hisGbiri be- rpm a. "a tiH c-isis If ofy desti,y.
3 Tire Itesi-eHt u tac u Sf~csi soho Heve
efrTat froft asserting fis interests AZ he coHrfr
D. imTicn Naebnle1esf M1y cserg a7spa
rcro nion bring &c to gfcHe bc5'eaiyH hH tiei
anal BE- 20 u3re
s.. Ihe United Stq,cs: dfrv their gou
I, eminent ai7O0yg be ad1uu'sfercd. as at IRE
sem By enlightened, b,Heyt and hqtriot
&c sfotcgmeH
6 T,sSfafs IF Yirg'qic SIZE was the first
lprQt-ss5 SIZE viii che last 70 surrender d,Icrisa
2 lnlepsrdsgcs.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-07-05
Volunteers.

JoRN PAGE...4ge cannof chiNthe arfor
Of MS PGtriotism. By Mr.. PeyfoH Ran
dobd.
The joys Of Paradise for the homes. ha-
friof, ire rains # antalus for me hohtf-
cal hyfiocrife. By Rr. Tan Zand,.
Too tong. OH Erin, hes rhy Harh hunr
n.fion fhe F!Ido1y: Nay tie first nieiodv
gvhich i! breashes, be IRE 8ong Of E6erfv
and ciHaFciRatio7. By Mr. Sketto7 Jones.
TIE fe2h.e Of .Vo,Joik: The first at.
for&ed, tie FIRST 10 def;nd and me iq8t to
complain. BIZ mir. Il. BrQ.rtoa.
re merit aRttflement TO the ENLARGE
Lar. me Syeord. 81 Mr.. Tenab!s.
The Governor Of Virgfnia. BIZ DR..
FeuShoe.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-07-05
WINCHESTER

VI iNChtsSi Ell, June c8.
Ferr'ers We propose TO have meet
ing ON The fourth OF july ~ 10 O'Clock. ar
the Messrs. Baldwin's wool factory. near
Farklns's mills, IN this couu v, Tor the nur-
pose OF forming some plan Tor the improve
ment OF our breed Of Sheep. The golden
opportunity Ct taking th;s frs, step towards
the encouragement of domestic manufac-
lures onght certainly 20 be embraced by
an those Americans who value the indspen-
dence OF their country: 1t is believed hat
oy forming society under certain recu-.
E'ions 20 be agreed on, and with a small
innd 10 be raised, better terms than those.
proposed m the newspa pers by owners Of
me improved breed may be obtaiucd-
WIN reference to the motives only Of
this invitation for Their authority, the sub
Scriber5 are with high consideration o. res
pect, Ysur most ob'f hum6le serv'ls.
III; HOLMES.
ISAAC PARKTr,S,
ROBERT MACKY,
JOHN SMITH,
{ MAGIL,
LAU A. WASHINGTON
Erederiek ceanfy, lime %, 1908.
e-.-a--
MARRIED, On Thursday the 9nd uIt;r,o.,
Nv ROBERT GAMBLE. Jur. merrhant'
O. the c.iy OF Richmond, 90 Miss LFTITIA
j ECkEN RIDGE, eldcs. daughter of Co,
James Breckenridge, OF Bolctourt county.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-07-05
Bank of Virginia,

Oh IULv 1903
7iF Pre- m-ut and Dir.rl have ,bi. day
4 Glazed aiv daod o, t.r srd ha,e
per etai. on fH' capis stock r-ei-l sfi BE-
an q, tue Bank after he ifh instant
JoRN B8oeKzSBLo. CIT Cq.hs.-.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-07-05

fRoiJ TIT LONDON >. oRNING Chr oNtcLE.'
" gentleman WAC came passc niger in the
Ves.e IRON holland which, few DAYS since
arrived at Harwich, states, that general
Armstrong had informed him az Paris, that
he had recently received thr personal a.
surauces OF Bonaparre, that none Of his de-
crees reiat've 70 commerce, we're intend-.
e. to operate against America; bat, vet
we nave seen letter received yesterday.
iFom spain V1d Holland, Which ctates, thae
an american vessel had been just Condemns
ed at Allcant, in consequence of her bav-
Tag been found 10 cone from AN EpeIisl,
Port. l. j., however, Known that thus YES
sci had English goods on board, and may
have been condemned or other grounds
than those stated in any of Bonapar.' 5 late
DEGREES.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-07-05

thus prevent he people of tbs ls--c md
respectable state from having ~. real
voice IL the choice OF President and no
Only so, bat force them to speak a lsneuag,.
directly contrary 20 rh-iv wishes! Por
tiis violation ci The ccus,1u1oa they nl+e
not the least pretc'.Ce, uoi' Ga .,hev trouble
themselves 10 fipd one. r NJ -Ssfch,ts.tts,
IS thcy assert, has hccsm tedcrat. why
10 they not vote =, second GeHeFQl Iickel +?
They dare not--it wtWd expos, tne;r !us-
represc nations, and convince the Union
that we are Inure republican than ever.
The democratic ticket ", u q aJi.jaat asst
six thousand majority For the same
reason they dare no; sc.fer the c.uzeus to
choose by d,stlicts, for thcy know THAR they
could not possibly obtain more that six or
seven ont ot the nineteen electors Ike
member, federalists, the " rds OF Republic
cans-with bitterness 1t heart will YOU
soon reflect upen the folly of your present
career. Mass. i.gfg.
Extract of report made by person ap-
pointed tO eHqu re into the facts relative
60 the late aggressions and hostile ASSEM-
blage of Indians on the frontiers of ZEN
nesSee.
con Monday the 81 inst, proceeded on
my route from Dover to the mouth ot Dnck
river, and at Richland creek had q con-
versatOn with Famous Mortimore, a man
who owned and had command of the. boat
when II was iiTed on by the lndians Mr..
Mortimore IS ntellig; mt, and think, man
OF veracity; he stated that OF the third Of
April, ten miles above the mouth Of Duck
RIVER tire attack was made on the boat bv
the Indians from the nos tn side Of Tennes-
see; men were in the boat, out of which
number were killed and s wounded. the
thWd man who il was sad died Of the
wounds he received, is ROW ON the recove-
ny and out Ut danger. The Indians keDr
up constant ere until the boat was out 70
reach. They then manned q pcrrcrue Sc.
pursued about m'leS; but COVERING they
could not oyertake tile boat. hauled in :
MIR Mortiol re further states that on the
| 2Sd Of April Lew Colbert came down the
J Tennessee to carry up the boat, and in.
/ formed him that so or 40 miles up Duck
river lie saw the party Of Cgetks, l3 in
number, who had made the AT OK on the.
boat, and told them he was going Tor the
! boat they had fred on; they at first denied
I IT, but a Cherokee. one of the rarty. ac-
! knowledsed II. They then conlesscC. Oh.
serving they had rot been satisfied. that 1
/ white man and indians hail been Killed.
they mad now ki'ied ore too laany, butwere
! rot yet S tishec. Colbert was l,eivi5,toe
Greek nation, The chief SAID he wished
] peace, ana wenld net g. TO war with the
/ wh'ir people unless B,uaparte did thac
! the party who made the attack On the hoas
/ hai; hcf rived 81 the nation for I o wears, &
] the ATTACK WIS unauthorized by he ma ion
/ From 'Sjchland creek directct my course
I to the mouth of Duck river. and proc ed.
ed ~ That river to the settement, about 2
/ mites above the mouth, and was enabled
: 70 aacer5a'n ~ information received from
LIb'n Combes. that The atemci mace hv
| William Meadows, up II which the orders
OF the mjor general Of the 2Cth ult. are
predicated, are utterly false.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-07-05

It IS reported that the British have been
nightly strengthened by the iuy hcation
which their conduct has received in tie y.
, ntes- Bot from some late deb ties we do
NOT ilnG that the whole naton relies fcrthe
character OF the u States upon the news
papers Of cur country. They cried i, once
but found themselves sadly disappointed.
Salem Reg.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-07-05

We arc requested to state that Ezekiel
Ley aud ,foAS Sydnor, Esqs decline SER
wing on the committee for promoting the
Monroe ticket IN the county of Richmond.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-07-05

IL the public ind gnation has not been
already raised to the highcs, pitch ny The
violent proceedings OF The new legislature,
Which they have taken 90 cheat the people
out Of their votes for President, and assume
an authority to which they have not a sha-
dow Of right They have voted thar theG
will choose the Electors themselves land
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-07-05

N.''''''li't NNuI'rs " ilii D.
ln 6 rs 81
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-07-05

The Baltimore Evening Post states on in
formation from the most respectable sour
ces, that every republican tiector foi Ma.
ryland) will vote for Mr.. Madison, as pre-.
sident, aud that the fsderslists, who viii
have two, or At most three, VIII vote for
nobody kHows gvho."
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SALES 1T AUCTION

ON Wednesday the first day Of june next, at
~ the late dwelling house of Marcus Eican,
decd. will be sold, positively without reserve,
bis Stock of LEATHER, sc. Consisting Of
.S0,000lb. Soal Leather. different qualities.
A quantity of bride and harness feathers,
quantity OF horse, hog, s larnhsilins, dressed,
rs sacks Salt, Coffee and Sugar,
An excellent saddle Horse, Saddle s Bride,
One negro Man and two Women,
"A large parcel of Ropes, Rigging, sc.
And two years lease Commencing the lst inst
% that valuable FAN-Y ARE belonging 10 tie cs-
tate of Mr. Bockius, lately in the occupancy OF
Mr.. Elcan.
ALso-AlI his HousEHoIp FURNITURE, &c
in excellent preservation, consisting Of
Mahogany Tables, Wardrobe s, Bedsteeds,
Chairs, Beds, Mattresses,
An elegant sett of Cut Glass Ware,
A handsome new Brussels Carpet,
Patent Glass Lamps,
And a number of useful & ornamental Articles
At the same time will be hired until Christ.
mast next two valuable NEGRO men, one ot
whom can be particularly recommended for his
attention and activity.
Terms, Except for sales of furniture, &c.)-
Il! purchases ;:::::;;!,e= so hcHe 81
and under 100 S 90 days crcdit-above 100 S
and under 500 s, six months credit, and above
300 s, twelve months credit Approved endor-
sed notes negotiable and payable at the Bank
of Virginia will be unfortunately required OF
the purchasers. For sales OF furniture months
credit viii be given on all sums above SO S, for
approved notes as above mentioned-under 80 5
cash. BY order Of the Executors
JAMES BROWN, jr. Aeer.
May 19. (tds)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-05-27

JOHN McCREERY G SHELTON JONES.
IN the mean time the following essay from,
the pen of the late john ID. BsRK, ON the l.
rish Music, is given to the public, in order that
the lovers OF the fine arts, and particularly
dmareurS in the simple and exquisite ex-
preston of almost every tune which viii be
admitted into the collection, may judge of
the claims of Ireland to the merit of having
Composed those melodies that breathe the
very soul of tenderness itself, or the genuine
spirit OF hilarity and humour. 1t is hoped
that such editors az wish the introduction, &
cultivation of the fine arts in the u. States,
will give the following essay place in their
papers. Although the music of this collecti-
on will be strictly Irish, the words will be as
strictly Firginian. Anattempt will be made,
and 1t is confidently expected successful
one, to enlist in the execution of this work
all the poetical talents of the state, both male
and female; we say female, because we We
rily believe that the Gay is not distant when
Virginia shall boast her Sappho, and her Cor
rinna; and that the fame OF the Lesbian and
Roman Danes shall be rivalled, if not ecliDs-
ed by some fair daughters ofthe antieut do
minion-EVish respect to the authors them
selves, the public shall judge for themsciUcs =;
as, III future paper, a fev BALLADS, in
different Styles of composition, Comic and
Pathetic, will he published as specimens of
the rest of the work.
Conditions and ProShcctus will skortIg
be 1au6ishcd.
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or PUBLISHED BY THOMAS RrTcuiE, or
1osIrE THE Posr-ofFIcE, AT FIVE DOLLARS
9ER ANNUM, PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.
XIIAR DEPARTMENT., MAxlath, 1903

TITAR DEPARTMENT, MAYsI2th, 1909
w PROPOSALS in writing will be received
BY this department until the first day Of August
next, for manufacturing MUsxsTs with BAYo-
NETS, of the kind and dimensions manufactured
Mt the United States Ar1nouries at Springfield
Massachusetts, and at Harper's Ferry, Virginia |;
every part to correspond in dimensions, materials
Workmanship and proof with the samples, which
will be given from one or the other OF those ar
INQUIRIES, or from Mr.. Whitney's arntou;y mt New
Hayenin Connecticut.
1t will be unnecessary for any one 20 oHerterms
unless the price shall be reasonable, and NJ. cx-
ceeding ten dollars and seceatg.fve cents.
Any person inchnedt to contract for the delive-
~ of from five hundred to two Thousand stands
year, for Eve years, will, the execution OF the
contract, and entering int. bond, with approved
sureties for the faithful performance thereof re-
ceive in advance, if required, gum equal to the
amount of the contract price of the number he
shall agree to deliver the first year and such
ther subsequent advances, as his punctuaity in
the faithful performance of his contract shall en-
title him to.
No proposals will be attended to, unless from
persons of such character can be fully relied
on for faithful and punctual performance of their
contracts and who can give ample and satisfacto-
ry security for the correct fiilflrlent thereof.
No Tiuskets will be received under any con-.
tract, that shall not, full and inspec.
ton by persons appointed for the purpose, he
found in all their parts and in Workmanship, fully
to correspond with the patterns.
IL DEARBORN, SSse'v II f W..
May "a, 1903. q ,vv3w)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-05-27

THE Subscriber has opened tavern in Man
Il chester in the House lately occupied by
Peter Leath, decd. row known by the sign ofthe
Bell, and called the Bell-Tavern. He pledges
himself to his friends and the public at large that
no attention shall be wanting to give general sa-
Sisfacton.--He is constantly supplied with the
best liquors, and his stable we'll stored with pro-
veHder, good beds and handy walters to attend
those who may please to cail--and in order to
give cornpleat satisfaction TO his country c,Isto
Iners, keeps constant supply of the best fodder
for stable use. His prices lu the present
difficult times) as follows, viz.
Gents.
For Dinner with plenty Of good Teddy So
For Lodging per night II
For Breakfast or Supper 81
For keeping Horse % hours 67
His spirits are sold but little higher than in
stores. Great allowance will be made to- those who
msy put up with him for wesk or longer at
q time both for man and horse He would h4
glad to take IL or Is Bomders to Breakfast ard
Dine, at Is 1875 per ainum, and pledges himself
they shall have no cause of complaint
NATH'L. CHILDERS.
May II. (6,1O
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-05-27

N1OTICE-f hereby forwarn all persons from
IN crediting Benjamin Berry late par,nerun-
der the firm of Lyon and Berry, on the firm ac-
count. as am determined to pay no debt Of his
contracting from this date.
URIAH LYON.
Richmond, Nav d. Est
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-05-27
II.

M Office persons All having claims against
~ the estate of Cunningham Burton, decd are
requested 10 produce them at the next June Hus-
tnss Court for the City of Richmond, properly
authenticated, as the court will then proceed to
uisl<c distributions amongst the creditors
JOHN Il. PRICE, Curator.
Richmond, April % rlawt2dMin1
PROKERAGE AND COMMISSION Bust
II EESS.-The subscriber respectfully oilers
fns services tn his friends and the public in the
bove line Of bt sjness and sol'cts their patronage
G. GREENHOW.
Dec. Is. [oawtfl
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-05-27

a TISEMENT.-I fore warn an per
4 sons whatever from trading or taking an .s-
sfgnInent for bond now in the hands Of Mr.
George Williamson of Powhatan, Ex'or OF Ja-
cobSVilhamscn, decd. The bond was given by
Mrs Hannah Williamson to William T. Walker
of Prince Edwafd, for the amount of 80 pounds
and the bond dated the third day Of January, 1905
GEORGE EGCLESTON,
Executor II Hannah WiHiantson, deed.
AprI ~. lInwSwl
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-05-27

NICHOLAS LONG, TATLOR, nov occu-
~ pies the old stand Of James p Hopkins,
where lie carries on the above business, and So
iicits share of public patronage. He will apply
himself strictly to his profession, and execute all
orders in the best manner and ON the most fea-
sonable terms. May II. Caw4w)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-05-27
FOR THE ENQUIRER.
PROPOSALS,
For hx6hsiing, by subscription,
THE ANTIENT AND MODERN
MUSIC Of IRELAND,
PROPOSALS,
WITH -
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