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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-03-18

+ fCaf'ain Skemerins. of the sloop Rove-,
in three days from New-York, passed the
Capes at sunset last evening, saw none of
the British feet except one, which had been
close in, but tackled and stood out TO sea-. 10
Just as our paper was ready for press,
CAPTAIN Strong from Charleston, favoured
US with paper of "Wednesday last, from
WHICH we have extracted London news to
the 10th of January.-Capt Strong passed
Cape Henry this morning at ten o'clock, at
which time, and during his passage, he saw
Fno ship of. war.
We Understand that admiral Duckworth
stated in letter to Colonel Hamilton, that
he should not remain more than forty-eight
hours offour Capes..-I6id.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-01-05
Lands, Negroes Stock, SO.
FOR SALE

Io5e;soid, at Public MIC ZION, on fiondap
ske eleventh dGy Of January ne.rt, I.
fGir, II nor, the nert TAR day, at au
ePkk1etafion called tie Goose Ponds, and
oDntt11s from day 20 dan unfI all are
toid--1Hef otlorying PROPERTY, 0iz
N B Y Tract of Laad OH tainunkr Ri
-INk YER, about one hundred acres OF
which are low grounds, living partly IN
Caroline and partly in King V,lliani,
called the GoosR PosDs, containing s42
acres, more or less. The quality Of The
Land, the buildings, beauty of situation.
wafer and neighborhood, renders it an oh,
1ect worthy the attention of any gentle.
man wishing 10 purchase; crop af
NTheat is sown tbereon.-- Also, a rtact
ct Land in the State OF Kencucky, on the
waters of Lewis's Greek, branch OF
Green River, about one mile rcom the
same and about sixty miles aboys The
mouth, containing 1908 3-s acres. more
or less, TO which there is an uadispdit d
tstle---rerms of sale, ore fourth an ready
money, and three annual instalnen ) Tor
the balance, to'be secured by deeds of
trust upon tue l5Ind, with bonds and all.
Proved security, 10 carry interest from.
shs date, It not puDctuaiiy p5;! Also,
two other tracts oft4aPd, The one lying IN
Henry county, containing 400 acres.
AID the other supposed to he in Green
brIar county, containing 1000 acres, con-
Ssyed by fhu'iias Hooper 10 WIN. Nor
tlS.- Teens. Of sale and Other Information,
wiHPe made known on the day of sae.-
ASP, about forty likely Negroes, about
ene halt or Two thirds for cash, the ha.
'ance ~ twelve months credit, for which
soaes and aPFrUved secmriy will be re.
qnnees, 10 carry interest from the date, II
NOT Poi'csUsily patd.-Also. the stock OF
Hotaes, Cattle, S19esp, HOES, Plantation
Utensils, the crops of Corn Fodder, &c.
ior vhieh six mon hs cfe,Til via be al.
loved Tor oil sums above twenty dollars,
on receiving bonds With approved s.curi-
y-and for ell sans under twenty dol.
lars, cash.
Ihusr haviRgicgai claims aeainstrnie
may perhaps Iina Il 10 their latefest to az.
tend this sale. ai714tl aI
BENJAMIN TOL. Err.
.SSeplepbef q, 1867, wtds
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-01-05
PEASANTS JUno p.Isrna

Prone Ger his desk, he thoughtlessly wou
| bend,
| Muttring his f,ncies to the midnight lamp,
| Now rub his lsh'ring pate, as if'twere paii,'d
I Or stretch his limbs, like one that had Tia,
cramp.
Ore day miss'd him, & did straight enquire
Eut a. ght ofhim could neither hear or see
| hnoth T. pass'd nor vet beside tie ERE,
Nor at his desk, nor in the house was he.
: The next, with sorrow due, and deep regret,
: Sad thro' the clleerless CRATES we saw him
peep,
Draw near, an read Of thou canst ready the
writ,
That babe the officer 'him safely keep"
THE WRIT.
Sheriff, forthwith the poets goods distrain,
Has lands and tenements and chattels seize,
That plaintiff may his full demand obtain,
Together with your perquistes and fees
To search with care and diligence, fail not,
Rip beds and rumnagc chests, without delay. !
BUT ii no goods or chattcls can be got,
And poor defendant makes not instant nav.
Then steel your heart 'gainst holy natures !
tears,
2 nc 6OGy have, whatever be the strife,
Drag him from those soft pillows O. mis- cares, |
The bosoms ofhis children and his wife Il
Burr's men-so called by him
Surr's words, respecting his adherents
D.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-01-05
Htebiruco 19rire Current.
EDUCATION.

THE Subscriber, offering his unfeigned
Il thanks TO those gendemen who have ma.
infested their confidence in him as teacher,
rssposes to continue his school AZ the same p ace
tnscosuins year.
In tins seminary, yo.nh will be instructed in
The Greek, Latin, am, Eugiish Languages. &C.
pgraphy & the use of the G obes me Elements
OF Geometry with practical surveying also the
Elements of natural Philosophy. Writing and
Arilhme,ic--Vugar, decimal, and Analytical.
The price of board, tuition, washing, bedding
and fuel, viii be an hundred dollars for the term.
paid Quarterly in advance, TO commence on The
fifteenth of january, and end about the tenth of
Beeernbet following.
Thomas Nelson.
Humanity Hail,
Forks of Hanover Dec i6 1877. "a.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-01-05

J.. TUESDAY. Dec4 81.
The following bills we're read bird tins
and passed
A bill " Conteraiag William M'Coy %
a bill, Concerning the Potowmac conps-
ny1
A bn "Givihg farther time 70 cofnp,e,,
mil daihs' across Monongalis riyer."
a bill, "Dybrcing Charles Bosher fron,bis
wife Susanna"
a bill, "yestiug in Henry ]. Arnold tb6
light Of the commonwealth 60 a certain ~ ~
ground whereof William Y. Asst died seized =
a bill, q For adding pert of the count, Of
Wythe 70 the county Of Giles !"
A biib y Incorporating trustees Of Center.
Vile Academy (" and 7S"iiS'-
a bill, 'Vssting In Elizsheta Mich 81, =
right OF che commonwealth 20 a certain t,.sci III
land therein menton6d."
Mr. Johnston (of y. Edwatti) from The CON.
miuter 70 whom was referred the memorial Of
the eiuzer9 OF Richmond, presented,
bill, "To suspend the operation Of IN.
act, " Concerning the public guard, and ior q.
ther purposes I" and,
bill, For the security If public brorsr-
~ ~ the city OF Richmond - which bin. were
received and read the FIRST time.
The question being put on reading thr bill.
10 suspsp tn operation of thc AT g Con-.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-08-18
70 r S a & e,

NV SEAT In King George county. Il
lies on the head Of one Of the branches OF Ma
chodock creek, between four and five miles
below King George court house, and on the
main road leading From Fredericksburg to
Matsox Bridge. The situation Is healthy, al
fforsls fine water, embraces the great adyan-.
tages Of proximity to the court house OF the
county, church, mills, tobacco inspections, ma
VACATIONS, fish, fowl, oysters &C. enjoys re,
spectacle neighbors and genteei society ana
from its central position between Potomac ana
.R,npahannock, thereby commanding the be-
neft Of both these rivers, is particularly well
suited 70 the business Of any gentleman OF
profession, Wherefore it will be sold either
With IS much land as wAl afford competent
support Of wood md water, with the improve
nents alone, or with between four and nye
hundred acres, as snail be most convenient to
the purchaser ard possession can be had on
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-08-18
HILL BE PgBLIShRD
IL Il PAMPHLET Ar THIS OFFICE - :
SHORT TIME,
AN ADDRESS

!
PEOPLE or THE U. S7.67.Es,
on THE IMPORTANCE OF ENcoURASINe
e. DOMESTIC 1zA.Nv-
F.4C7'UR Els:
Tending to slcw that by q due encourage
ynent Of these essential interests, the ma
ton viii be rendered more respee-
table abroad and more prosper
Gus at home.
TOGETHER WITH AN ACCOUNT OF
Tie Imbroveuents IN Sheep at Ar
llngton,
The native Sheep of Smiths Island, ana the
plans proposed Of extending this yaluaoie
race of animals, for the benefit OF the
country at large
BY GEORGE w. p. GUSTS Esq.
Of arlington House, in the Distr'ef Of Co
lnn5ia.
AT q time when the energies Of the ma
ion SEEM awakened to the state OF our TO-
eipn and domestic concerns, we coEcsive
hat the important interests OF Agriculture
and Manufactures should meet with eoHsi-
derable share Of the public discussion Ger
tain it is, that at no period OF cur polltlcal
history could these national subjects excite
moro interest or be more properly urged 10
the notice Of the publi5 mind. The unsettled
md impending appearance OF our foreign al
fairs, and the present disturbed state OF tAe
European world, renders it cou5ly necessary
for TIE citizens Of America to cherish and
promote their domestic pslicy, whereby they
NAV derive those resources which are now
obtained trcm abroad and create wealth ana
Industry within themselves. Too long have
these important and patriotic interests been
neglected. The nation now feels their want,
and we trust Will duly provide for their sup
port Government, hitherto engaged IN other
concerns, will new cherish those domestic
institutions, which viii preserve the nations
aiea;ty and promote the peoples welfare.
Of the merits of the little work we are
abou. to issue to the puolic, it is rot our pro.
vince 10 decide, bit of tie advantages to be
derived from its saIG We would beg leave to
say every thing which dsintercstcd exertion
in the cause of Domestic Manufacture Justly
Gle mands-ADd as the profits OF this work,
alter the expenccs of publication are paid,
will be solely devoted to the purposes OF the
Arlington Institution, we may hope and con-
fslcntly expect liberal patronage frora 8
discerning and patriotic community.
: EDITOR.
~. Printers j.. khc y. States zviN Please 10
give his adver:iscwtnt al insertion IN their
resheeape hahers, cnd snch Is demand u 7viA
be fsaid at tbs e6cc. booksellers SUPPLIED gu
Ederat 'erms, ard al orders xiii be f1nctaaQy
attended to.
Alex. 18th June, 1908.
Uane5 for Sale.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-08-18
Zines ion Sale.

I H.HYE FCR SHE,
s pipes cid London Particular Madeira
WINE.
ditto new ditto ditto.
ditto old Port
IS quarter casks Malaga
so quarter casks Lisbon.
60 boxes brown Soap.
80 ditto Mould Candies.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-08-18
JAMES BACON.

az
nm cEocxnY SroaE, on xine sr..
reee,vea IN addition 70 his former 49,, ~
a treh Supply Of Genuine Ar,;,l'
the Grocery Line
Which makes his assortment ca,u,,
re now e0ers5or sale, on lis usual l I'
Mufeovado Sugars, ofyariouv, ' g,
lities, us qA
+ Loaf and Lump ditto,
Gunpowder,
81 Imperial, TEIs
Hyson, particulars
Young Hyson, dior ''''s
Hysss,ssia, and family l' u.s..
Best green Coffee,
Chocolate, Ola superior quality
Madeira,l
Busellos,
Sherry,
Lisbon, NI.FRS
TeaeriKe,
Malaga, and
Genuine old Port
Cognac and Boursieaux Bran4y,
Cld4Jamaica Spirit, for family use,
Antigua, St. Croix, St. Vineeats, and ".
England Rum,
Holland Gin,
Irish and country Whisky,
Molasses, Wine, and Cider Vinegar,
Stoughtca's Bitters,
Mace, nutmegs, cloves, cassia, pinsA
Cayenne and black pepper, race and e,vS
Ginger, basket SILT for table use, dcarI bars,
rice, starch, fig Blue, soap, mould, Dip. .a
spermaceti candies, refined salt-pctre.lla,n
indigo, alum, copperas, maddsr, Drin,p,
spinning cotton, patent shot all sizes, b.s 81.
glish and country rlade guapoavder ssas
and smoking tobacco, very sest chswiass
bacco.
Hamilton and Leiper's snuff, Huater'sp bib
in Jokes.
London mustard, warranted of superb
quality, Dixon's best ditto, wrapping pape
demijchu's, SC. sc. with generally evsry al
tiele in his lnc-t!io whole Of w,,isa have been
eollecte.. with care, and viii be disposed Of ca
the very Lowest terms
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-08-18

tlele II his hnc-t!io whole OF wiiiea have lesa
eollectes. with care, and viii be disposed Of ca
the very loves: terms
,jofeph Manaevllle
CORNER OF KING and lAIRFlx s7sss1S,
.dLEXaHsRIA
HAS FOR SALE,
An afiortnent of WINES, LII
QUoRs, GROCERIES, &c.
Consisting of
niADEIRA1
Port
f s;*s5s WINES.
Malaga
TeneriHe &
Corsica
Cid St, Estephe Medoo laret, in esat d
one dozen
A few dozen fine old frontinac
Ditto do. best wine bitters
Jamaica and West-India rum
New-England do.
Cogniac, Bonrdeaux and Naples brand,
Holland and country gin
]Schiedsn gin in cases
Irish whIskev, very old
70 barrels Pennsylvania rye ssey
Cider in barrels
White wire and Cider vinegar
Florence oil In TASKS
hogsheads Hayanna honey
/ is de. choice retailing laoiassss
Gnnpowder
Imperial
Hys4, TEAS
H Ae.ss a.soa and q good r's'''
s.,.j.chong
Muscovado sugars, different qualities
gengsl white do. ~
Loaf and lump sugars, Phlladelphla' D+'
siinsre and Alexandra. -
Leipcr's, CARROTS, and HanaI!son's ''''
in bottles and bladders.
Macuba andrapee do.
Ciover-seed, (peaa. zearraated1
Mace; nutmegs; cloves cassia; plnlsss
to; pepper; ginger, race and srouha' ~
enne pepper; refined salt-pesse. So
Coffee; chocolate; rice; pearl para =.
London and Philadelphia mustard; m n.
salt; starch; fig blue; hotant indigo; o, ,s
gia and Tennessee cotton fax; Wool w.
der; copperas; alum; birthstone en-
pipes in boxes; wrapping paper and . .,s,,
traces; bed cords; leading lines; denli'onsg,
gin cases pateat shot; brandywlne g'lITa
der; Harvcy's gunpowder, 1.-THE only re".I
t,sh battle powJcrl from F to treble SEA-"
chewing tobacco; best Havanna sega~'
AIrscatel and bloom raisins in bsxsA
Sun raisins in casks. III
Zante cnrrants prunes; sofs sheil''
monds. os
A few boxes excellent pickles, escss &
dozen bottles assorted capers, elves a..
cl.oyies, for sale by the box. IN,
Aquantity of clean good alium SAT- s'aS4'
for the fishery, &c. &c.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-12-16

"a, 1896, ss2 dollars worth Of pro-
duce and other merchandise, the
actual growth and manufacture of
our own country, exported fro m
the United States in 1907, we
sent,
To England, and 4
her dependencies
in Europe, Asia, -
Africa and Amer.
lea. .'' Sal, sl7,o77
To Spain, and her
dependencies in #
Europe and A. !
meriea,.< s,sss,szs
To Portugal, and :.
her dependencies
in Europe and A.
=, ,.meriea, ... 1, sse,els
To. Sweden, and =
Swedish West In.
!, d,ss, -. 4zo, CSC.
and West Indies
generally (no, in.
etadsd above) AT.
RIGA, and north Ia =. Il.
west coast Of A. =
mesiea g" -f,sts,sos
Making inthe whole, SIS, 5o7, s42
Almost four Gfths of the whole
native exports Of the United
States for that year which We
might export nearly - safely,
now a. then, but for the Embar.
go )" for il cannot, il certainly will
not be 80 contended, tha any
part ofthis commerceis embraced
by the British orders or council,
and the French DEGREES ia@sela.
ton to 1t, froma total inability to
execute them, are a mere nulity.
1t is not therefore, as has been
said, the DEGREES and orders Of
foreign powers, that have reduced
our country to It's present distress
sed and embarrassed condition.
u is our own folly, tie Embargo,
that now palsies the labor, the en-.
ergirs aud entFrprize OF our citi-
Gems, and locks up more than
thirty five millions Of dollars the
natl We produce Of our country,
to perish and sink upon our hands.
twant to hear sir, for I have no,
heard yet, how5this ENORMOUS,
this unnecessary and ruinous q.
cri6ee Of national and individual
wealth, can be justified to ths
public. There Is NO man who
holds more indignantly than I do,
those French DEGREES and British
orders ;4but before my God, Id
most religiously believe chat
embargo 10 . thousand times
injurious TO our country than
both could be rendered.
Instead of awaiting ou /.
ct the Immensely extensive Ia
valuable commerce now Oh to
0s, with al least three fourtIIs OF
II y
The commercial world, ithas now
become agreat favor, il We can
be permitted by the president and
his gun boats, to sneak along
shore from one Of our own ports
to another, with a. much flour
and porkas we can eat on the pas
sage. Sir, this is the next COM
msreial c ountry in the world to
England We are, in fact, in this
respect their only competitors,
and whilst, as a. present, thsv
have an opportunity of monopol.
izing all The commerce of the
world, do you believe they will
ever ask you to take of the en-.
bargoe No, sir-This would
bean act of madness in them equal
almost to our continuing il.
They do not wish to meet upon
the ocean again their. industrious
and sen,erPrisins rivals. They
are no doubt pleased to see US
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-12-16

and ID . manner | do NO, wen un.
derstand, unless it be, to re,ors
upon the gentleman in his own
language, adcaptandum. wish
It however,, TO be understood, a
that no part of the commerce. I
have undertaken 10 shews the u.
nited States might now carry ON.
would be subject to any tribute.
! wish it tobe further underwood,
siF, that I would not only see this
country clad in homespun, bae
covered in sack cloth and ashes,
rather than that she should consent
to pay tribute. / would see every
commercial city upon our shores,
and every rag of canvas we hold
in flames. I would see our soil
smoking with the best blood ofi,s
inhabitants, and the bones Of our
citizens mingled with the ashes of
their dwellings, rather than see this ,
people submit 90 5pay tribute 10
any nation on earth. I trust there
Is not in either house . member.
who would not sooner risk h;s
life, and spin his blood, than give
a vote that should reduce iii,
country to a condition so slay;sh
and degrading. And l hope, Mr..
President that no insinoation has.
or will be made here, calculated
even to intimate an idea, tia, he :
gentle men Of this body who NAV
vote tor the repeaIof the ersn,tbar. /
50 laws, would subject this nation
to tribute. Such an insinuation
would not only be unfounded.
ill'beral and derogatory Of this
aoer, blu. in other respects highly
unjusti6able.s
1t has been asked byEthe pen.
tieman from Ken. why do nof
those who oppose the embargo
propose some substitute ! Ger.
saiply II cannot be expected of IN
90 offer ourselves rs the pioneers
OF this Administrations bit in n.
ply to the question, I win refer
gentlemen to . confidential letter
submitted to the senatea few day, !
past gentlemen need not be {.
larmsd, I am not going to telli
what that letter contains. II any
substitute be necessary, in that & ;.
pointed cut the one I would adopt:
there u marked ssfe, ! hiah.
and an honorable course, thar Il
pursued, without IAbelieve e.
dangeringour peace, would add
aiike % Our national character a,,d
our national wealth.
Ithas been well observed 81
the gentleman from Virginia be-
fore me (Mr. Giles) that ID was !,
nme We had become q nation.
that We were nationalized. "a TIE.
sentiment was worthy Of tia, een-z
ueman, and one to which I en-
tirsly subscribed. Blu, is1the sy,.
tenn Of which this measure il an. I
.Prehsndsdby many che but lie. ]
commencement. ealcnIs.ed 10 a.
slonalize /! No, sir: much bet
ter calculated, Ifear, to estranre
the extremes Of the union from
each other, and to familiarizs
our ideas TO an event, thatI deem
i almost treason 10 tAinkcf; and
that every honorable and patri.1
otto American must view a thu
most ealamitous curse that could
ee forced upon this eoun,ryI r
beseech gentlemen, thersfors, to
beware how they press this sys- !,
tenn too far, there 10 i. seetion,
very respectable. and powerfni
section of this eounsry, that8with
eommercs Is rich and .hsppy: de.
IPr,ved Of that commerSe, Z large
'ionl Of iss popala.ion m1st
-. That popula tion expect,
and a. aPortion Of NE community
have . right to expect, that their
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-12-16

these orders, but will tell you 10 .
momsnt that the ports OF Spain
and Portugal, so far from being
within their spirit, are NOT now
even within the letter Of them.--
But independent Of this, there
vas = special proclamation Of the
king dated on the eth Of July last,
notlfying to the world, that the
blockade no longer existed a. to
the ports Of Spaio. The adyices,
the gentleman has been pleased 70
detail 70 Us, ~ received in private
letters from Europe, l shall take
no notice Of; they are entitled to
none, unless he will first submit
those letters 10 the senate, and
then We shah give to the in
formation they contain, that
weight to which the characters of
his correspondents, and their
means OF acquiring correct intor-
nation. may entitle il.
Gentlemen, by turning to the
last report of the secretary, to
which I have before referred, and
l wish them to examine for Diem.
selves, will find, that of the
1865, s92 dollars worth Of pro-
duce and other merchandise, the
actual growth and manufacture of
our own country, exported fro m
the United States in 1907, we
sent,
To ENGLAND and 4
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-05-19
TUITION OF YOUNG iLADIEs.--Ny..

TUITION OF YOUNG LADIES--Mrs.
Il BARBOUR, sUho has lately become a resi-
dent Of Richmond, preposes on the 1st of NAV to
open a School 70, the taifion Of 1oung Ladies, IN
the house lately occupied BY Mr.. Warden in q
0ery healthy and agreeable part Of thi, City.
She riHteGeh Reading, Writing, arithmetic c,
the English Grammar Her PRICE far these will be
eight dollars per quarter, tayabie IN adranee
Likewise the Element Of Natural Ph;losobhy,
Natural History, History Of Nations, Geosraphy
and seiles Lettres, at 8 ~ and yefnts per quar-
ter, and in adpanee.
1oanS Ladies' viii aiso be 6oarded--she price for
tuition, boarding and washing will be one hundred
and sixty doilars year, payable quarterly and in
advdnce. c,r
Mrs. Bat6ow will sediotst and ordently devote
ne, Srhoe ottentio. to her School, and if she meets
with sufficient encouragement, her plan 4piH be en-
Earged, and yoper persons viii be euboyed to teach
music, drawing, the French Language, and other
Branches Of polite and useful edncntior
Those ypho may be dissatisfed trith the progress
either children tiN be at liberty TO zvitdraso them
at any time. Richmond, dbyilo. I1a,p6-y J
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-05-19
ID edmond TILE MANDATORY

- ihe subscriber having procured the exclu-
sive right to manufactured this and several other
states Harwood's much improved Patent Tile for
covering houses, and at considerable expense
erected the necessary buildings, &c. for carry
Ing on that useful business extensively, now of.
ers to supply, at ashort notice, any quantity that
may be required, at the moderate price of thirty.
foe doiIars per thousand, delivered at his Factory.
He car with confidence, founded on actual ex :
pertinent, in the covering of about 90 houses in
tins city, assert, that houses be covered with
bls tile as cheap in the first instance, as with
shingles OF the first quality, and when the secu.
riy against fire, the difference Of insurance the
durability and PARTICULAR construction of those
tile TO resist the most pcnet rating rains and SHOWS
ars considered, he cannot doubt of meeting with
considerable encouragement. 1t requires oAly
the examination of we'll covered roof to con.
vince the most prcjudiced mind Of their superio.
rity 10 any other tile heretofore made, or to the
best OF slate, and will cost less than the latter
after paying the expense of water carriage to al.
most any part of this continent.
| Particular attention will be paid TO orders from
other toSns, and in all cases where they arc
shipped, he will deliver them whole and sound
along SIDE the vessels, at the expense of carriage
only to the purchasers Any person skilled in
Tie art OF uling, will put on those tile with grea,
facility, but where they cannot be procured, he
can engage q few here who have had some ex.
perlence, and will $50 moderate distance, if the
JOB Is OF sufficient magnitude and their travelling
expenses paid. BENJAMIN DIJVAT.
Richmond, Marcl,22. fep2wSe1awtf1
N. Il. wish to sell Patent Rights in several
''her states Il. ID.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-05-19

EOR SALE, 121, o0o acres of LAND in Ken
II awha county, in the forks of Great Sandy
river;
$4,000 do. in Tazewell county, on the waters
of Clinch river:
10000 do. in the county Of wythe, on Reed
and Peak creeks
1000 do. in Randolph county, on the waters
of Cheat rivers
Also, 10000 acres Of Virginia Land Warrants
The above will be sold very low, and great &C.
comTodaton given in the payments.
To RENT, Brick House, on Sheckoe. Hill
in good neighborbood, and possessing every
accommodation for q family.
THOS NORVELL.
Dec. 49, tf