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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-06-10

New proof of Cneetham's correctness 20
Perhaps there IS not one man in Virginia
who does not think it absolutely certain
that Mr.. Madison will have the vote of
this state.
Virginia elects by general ticket; she has
% votes. This state has three parties the
Monroe and Madison parties, which are pow
erful, and the federal party, which circum-
stances may raise to consideration. 1t is
said that the Monroe party will succeed,
and think that this is probable. In this
case, Clinton will in Virginia be voted for
as President, and Monroe as Vice President.
But since it is uncertain which party will
succeed, and that the chances are nearly C.
quail Virginia may be set down as a doubt
full state.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-06-10
BOSTON. MAY 81.

Yesterday in the Houseof Representatives,
the report of the committee appointed to ex-
anime and count the votes for Governor,
was received from the Senate, where it had
been accepted.
The committee stated, that they found
the whole number Of votes for Governor to
be 81, 137
Necessary to choice 4O,57
That his cXcelloncy JAMES
SULLIVAN, esq. has Al 1913
Majority 6le
For 1t. Gov. Whole number 1890
Necessary to choice so 96S
That His Hon. LEVI LINCOLN has 80, S44
Majority 47S
The H-use concurred in accepting this re-
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MAY. 81.


1t is with pleasure we inform our fellow
citizens, that the Upper Battery Of Fort
JOHNSON is now ready for mounting the Ord
nance, and the Lower Battery in state of
forwardness, We venture to say, the plans
Of the said Batteries are well laid and the
workmanship done in 4 substantial and neat
manner, and will, without doubt, when fin
ished, do credit to Major M Comb, who plan
ed the work, and Mr.. John NJ Frazer, the
master carpenter, who carried the same in
to effect.
Governor Hull has written to Judge Wood
ward, of the Michigan territory, announcing
his re appointment for the ensuing 8 years,
and his desire for the Judge to swear him into
office. The jadge in reply congratula ,es
him on his appointment, but informs him
that he is not vested with that authority.
and that no officer now existing by law, can
perform that duty ; of Course the Governor
must perform his duty without an oath until
the next session of congress, who must make
provision for a dilemma into which their
neglect had thrown that officer Bet. finer.
Two passengers who came in the French
imperial schooner Superior, from St. Do
mingo, have sworn before Judge Woibcrt of
Philadelphia. that the capture of the schoo-
ner Lovely Lucy, Of Baltimore, was the re-
suit of deception praciised by capt Knowles
on captain Brouare, which was discovered
after the capt. of the Lovely Lucy had been
examined and treated politely. The Lovely
Lucy was stated to be bound to Savannah
In Georgia, but varied her course, and ha-
wing 700 barrels of -four on board, she was
afterwards taken and directed to SANTANA
for further commandments
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-06-10

An italian Ode, composed lately by Mr.. Da
fonte, on the present situation of this country.
was SO wei! received in L, ndon, that 40 900 co.
pics y ere sold in 'ess an e GIT days. sa a Y 4.
70. poet of the fifteenth century, received UVv
dollars, as present from the republic of Venice,
for Latin verses w!!ic!. perhaps were not more q
iegant than those Of Mr.. Da Ponte. Had this
charming Poet met with the good fortune of San
azzaro, he would not now have been under the
necessity of procuring bare subsistence in the
CITY of New-Yark by teaching ciiii:;iarec;;
their A. B. c.. Mere. A&v.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-04-27

art;rle bsen carried into effect To renew
the treaty in the express terms OF the former
one. treaty which deprived no one power OF
anv existing conventional right; which SUBJ
iected none to Conditions to which they had
not been always subjected which. allowed to
Great Britain on principles @of reclproellly' a
privilege which there was no reason TO pre-
sumo that any other power, especially oPain,
would consent to reciprocate with the Onitea
S, ates. did not seem to be liable to the 'oblec-
ton stated toit.-The general principle which
YOU advance, of extending those privileges 70
as small a number of powers as possible haa
also some weight in inducing us to accede 70
the arrangement. France is admitted TO an
EMO, ment of them, in the same extent WITH
Great Britain. She, therefore, has no cause
of complaint. do not think that the supnla-
ton forbids any arrangement OF the govern
ment, relative to the number OF ships OF war
that shall be admitted into the ports OF the ".
nited States, at onestime, or any regulation re-
Iative to their conduct while within the ports
of the United States, provided it DE general
and equally applicable to both powers. 4 su-
pulation that the ships OF war OF each natloh
shall be Hospitality received into the ports OF
the other, does not necessarily imply thai
there is no rule as to the Numbers to be adj
mit.ed intothe ports to which they SHAH be
confined, or the order they shall observe WAiie
in port. All these topics have been at all
times, as have reason to believe, the OBJECT
of regulation by G Britain. andl have equal
reason to believe that her government dld not
consider itself as having Abandoned Its right to
regulate them by this article.
ITO BIZ continued I
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CONGRESS.
KOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,
thursday, Abr1l q.

IRukSDAID <1Pfp "a
Mr.. Aoryozv, from the committee ap
pointed 20 enquire toto the official conducl
OF Judge Brusn, reported resolution al
,horisiog George Poiodex'er, esq dele
gate from the Mississippi serritory, 70 :ske
deposi,sous 90 this subjec. daring the re-
cess, giving a reasoosble notice 10 Judge
b. yin Of she Time and place of tsking such
depositions agreed to-
The sngrossrd Dill concerning invslld
pensioners, was read the third ume and
passed.
A bill 20 essb!ish cersain pos, roads In
the state of Georgia was rea4 three sines
MY 5saaay0re, from the selse, committee
70 waom the subject was referred, report,
ed bill making an appropriation to supply
/ adehcle 10 the appropriation for public
buildings 10 1907, aud to make further
appropranou towards repairing and fnish.
ing the buildings, together with detailed
report on the subject, &c. Twice read &
referred 90 con- mittee Of the whole.
a bill from the senate TO alter The time
OF the next meellog Of copgsess, Wss rea6
three times and PASSED by yeas aud nays,
6lto so.
The bill 6ses the asesliog for the Gcst
Monday in Eov.]
A bill to make Plymouth in X, c. a port
of entry, apd 70 change the oame of the
district OF Mani moy 10 ths& Of 81. Mary's,
was twice read and referred 70 committee
OF The whole, ADD made lie order of the
day for to- morrow.
A oil! Efoa, the senate, is addieiou to the
several ac;s layiog as embargo, was read
twice and referred 70 committee of the
whole house 90 this day.
A bill from the seuate 70 authorize the
president OF The y. S. 20 suspend the ope-
ratloo toe act prohibiting the importation
OF certain goods, wares aud meree od'ze,
was twice read sad rstefred to committee
Of the whole.
Monday being named as the day, was
ucgauyed.
10 morrow was agreed 70.
IS motion being made to consider the
amendments OF the senate TO The bel! con
cerniog courts martial aud courts Of co.
curry, was nega,,ved, fl to 20.
On motlon of Var. q. w. Campbell, the
house resolved nsstf sneo com nissee Of
the whole. Mr. Pnkeo ia the chair. on the
bill Masking an appropriation for the Sup.
portof an additional military force for the
year 1903.
the blanks inthe bill were filed 20 tie
arnouos OF niue hundred and eighsy.siz
Thousand dollars.
she bill being gone through, was report.
ed 70 the house and ordered to ath;rd read.
iDg.
90 motion Of Mr.. 6, w. Campbell The
house went toto commi,,e Of the whole on
the bill making an additional appropriation
for the support of governmeo,for the wear
1908, ADD to meet expenoes of valuation
of houses, lands, &c.
: The FIRST item in the bill ia 7ooadol.
lars for contissen. espeees Of the house
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LETTER
FROM Mr.. MONROE.
40 rHE SECRETARY OF stain,

10 TEE skSHETAKf VI 49,
DATED,
RrcHmoND, February 8, 1908
Acc Jmpanying the message pt tie fresia aas
of the r. States, to Congress, On the ga
March.
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T To be continued I
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-06-21
LATEST from ENGLAND.

Yesterday arrived the ship America, captain
Brown, from Liverpool, aud to-day ship iane,
capt III S., from London. Bv the fDrmc. we have
received Liverpool papers to the 28th, and by the
latter London papers To the 9th NPri-They
contain nothing particularly interesting The po-
itclans ct England t;Irn their eyes to this coun-
Try fora decision ofthe question of peace or war.
- 4he pubic sentiment fuctIating amidst
multitude of fears, hopes aud coriectuIes: tie
predominant wish M favor OF preserving
peace with this country
Neither the O'age nor Mr.. Nour.e had arry.
ed N England at the Time oi' the lanes sailing
and thc ide already conceived of her being m
der ssizure IN France, was d,i.y obtaining credit
The British Parliament was 10 meet on the lst
of May
Intelligent passengers arrived in the Tlge, say.
that Che present British ministry will .niy ne
YER relax IN the laic orders OF council, lJ,iI no.
naParte rccedos from practising ON the principles
ayOwcd IN bis Bc,l,n and lillian dgcrccs IN re-
TAXATION ot Which tho : i:s!i orders we're ostcn
sibly issued. =, BonapA..e no do,.lt viii hold
The SANG l'nGIage With gard to England, the
trrmn.von III t'Ic present disastrous state of
thinTs IS beyond al binary calculation
The Jane from London, brings dispatches from
NJ Pi"rsrcy 80 the Sec. ytaiy 30 STATE,
The expedition which sailed from England, a.
bout the 9th April, it said, had for is FIRST
object a visit TO Flushing Tor The destruction of
se' Grad ships Of war, eciuipbing in tl.at port.
Admiral Berkeley, on lbs rctarn TO ENGLAND.
had public audience with the king at h,s ic,ce.
Capt. Humphreys of The Leopard, had sailed
from England icr she Eaa, Iud.d station.
The pilot who boarded captain bliss, ON Satur.
day Last, lnip"medI tlla' tHo hours before, was
alongside OF e French privalccr schr from TIC
appearance Of which W. conceived her 10 be the
Superior lately cleared }yo;u this pcit--A MEX
,.pt coming on prevented her from pcrcciylng the
Jane..PhH Gag.
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OF PUBLISHED nv THOMAS RITcHIE, or
fosITE TIE Posr-oFFIcE; AT FIVE DOLLARS
PER ANNUM, PAYABLE ADVANCE.
NOTICE TO CLAIMANTS UNDER THE CON-

NOTICE TO CLAIMANTS UNDER THE CON-
~ vENrIoN WITH GREAT BRITAuNO or THEIR
ACENTs.-Such persons as propose, in pursuance
of the Order Of the Board of Comnj ssioners OF
11th October, 1906, to lay before the subsc riber
during his residence III this city, any evidence in
support Of their claims, and have not yet given
him notice of their intentions, arr: requested to
do so without delay, in order tWt he may make
the necessary arrangements for the business of
this station And it is further expected that all
concerned will after this.ruhlc ntimation be in
readiness to present their books aud documents
for examination at any time when required, so as
10 prevent delay and loss of time
1t there are any persons IN this country who
have charge OF the CLAIMS under enumerated,
they will please to communicate Immediately the
necessary information regarding them, to tie a.
gent of the board, viz:
VIRGINIA CLAIMS.
Gavin Aston for the Greenock saddle and shoe
factory,
Carstang Bradsteck, in right of John greakhil!
of Liverpool, mariner,
Henry Clay. representative Of Clay and Midg.
ley of Liverpool,
Dreghorn, Murdoch and Co.
Mary Doyle and Margt. Mallory, lega.ces of ].
Representatives. of William Duncan,
James Hunter s. Co.
John Classsl,
Richard Hanson,
VIM. r. Lidderiale, executor of John Lidaer-
dale,
Saml Lyde, for Lynnel ard sanl Lydc,
Colin Ross, administrators of r. Jardne,
George Russell, for Smith, son, and Russell,
Joseph Stanfeld, assignee of Syme,
Robert Sheldon & Co
John Tyndale Ware, executor of VIM tones,
John Tate, executor of Vikings,
Wakclin WEIGH, for Carey Moore and WEIGH,
Pearks and others, executors of Waterman
NoRTK-CARoL1NA CLAIMS.
Edmund Tanning.
VIM. Hannay, assignee Of John Crude, & Co
Jos aid Cath Martyr, representatives OF Tho
mas Gotham.
Henry Eustace McCulioh,
John Macdonei,
Joseph Rutherford for VIM. Rome & Co. Eden.
ton.
ALEXR. DICK, Agsnt Of the Boare.
Richmond, June II. ISw1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-06-21

hIOTICE.-The Subscribers Gre DESTROYS tn
~ dispose Of their settlements, ore OF about
40 acres CT LAND, the Other OF abau, $50 a.
ores, with tolerabie improvements on each tract,
and very valuable Mil now in good repair,
working pair of Calloon and a pair of Burr
stones the mill Is adjacent to the former tract OF
Land on Falling Creek, about four miles from
the Goa! PITS, and about eleven miles from sf.
chester The terms are, one third part Of the
purchase amount to bs paid down, and the other
two thirds TO he in three equal annual payments
We deem 1T unnecessary to say any ding further,
as we presume that any person disposed to be-
Gene apn chaser, would first view the premises,
aud will apply to the subscribers living thereon
The mill and Jour acres OF land ttached thereto
ElSy be sold separate. J0HN BAKER
THOMAS BAKER,
ChesterfeM, .Tnne z. CIa.ySzsT
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-06-21

~ lCHMOND TILE MANUFACTCNY.--
~ The subscriber having procured the eNclu-
sive right to manufacture III this and several other
states Harwood's much improved Patent Tile for
coverin?, houses, and at considerable expense
erected the necessary buildings, 60 for carry
ing on that useful business extensively, now of
fers % supply, at Slort notice. any Quantity thai
may be reqnsreH, at thc moderate price of thirtr-
Eo- dollars per Thousand, delivered at his Factory
He can WIN confidence, founded ON actual ex-
pertinent, III the covering of about 20 houses III
tins CITY, assert that houses can be covered with
, this tile cheap IN the first instance, as with
| shingles ofthe first quality, and when the secu-
i1ty against tire, the difference of insurance, the
durability and particular construction OF those
tile to resist the most penet rating rains and SHOWS
| are considered, he cannot doubt of meeting with
considerable encouragement. 1t requires unv
the examination Of Il well covered ROOT TO cen
vince the most prejudiccd mind of their supvrio
ritv TO anyother tie heretofore made or ta the
best OF slate, and will cost less than tin. latter
after paying the expense of water carriaee 10 al
! most any part OF thls continent.
Particular attention will be paid to orders from
other to~ns, and N all cases where thev arc
shipped, he viii deliver them whole and sound
along side the vessels, at the expense of carriage
only 90 tine Purchasers. ANY person skilled in
the TT OF tilIng, will pat on those tile with great
&cnty, but where they cannot BE- procured he
can engage a few here who have had some OK
nerience, and will go moderate distance if the
jobis oi sufficient magnitude and their traN Eng
| expenses paid. BENJAMIN DUV .
Eichmonds March %. Tep2w&iawtt1
| N, E. wish 70 sell Patent Rights in several
other States. b. D.
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ri OTlCE-By virtue of deed, executed by
~ John Pierce, sen. TO me, bearing date the
9Th day OF November, 1907, conveyed in trust,
Tact OF LAND which the said Pierce
lives, IN James City county shall proceed on
ahe I'd Monday in next month to make sale Of the
said Land, before the door of the cour, house of
James City, or so much may be necess,r, 20
pay the sum of 4 344 5 10 with interest due
10 Mary FitLhugh, Martha Burweil Digges and
Roscow Cole, besides incidental expenccs. The
sale will be for cash and tile made in coniorn,i-
BY. to said deed to the purchaser.
RIO: GREENHOVV, Trustee.
June II. (2rO
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HIVE DOLLARS REWARD-Run.aw

HIVE DOLLARS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
j from the subscriber on the 9th of this pre-
sent month, likely mulatto woman by the name
OF KITTY, about % years of age ; she IS stout
made, and rather low for her bulk, her conpleyi-
on is rather dark, has knotty head of hair, more
so than is common for one OF her colour she car.
RED off variety of clothing, of course descrip
ton OF her dress is unnecessary She was iuvei-
gled off by her husband, by the name of Jlnes,
the property of one Watkins near the coI pitts
who is hired to Mr.. Trabuc TO go in his coal
bot lie has q good many relations in Chester
fell and Powhatan, particularly f.ther and mo.
thcI, wiio, am informed, are free, where probn-
b!ys'e may be harbored, or she NAV be CONGO al
cd at Mr.. Augustine Davis's plantation in this
county, where her husband and herself are very
intimate her father and mother belong TO Mr.
Jesse Smith OF ibis county, they are both very
artul and designing, and as her mother has NOR.
indulgence than generally falls to The III ofslavcs,
she may perhaps be concealed by her
will give the above re ward fnp. her deiiyer,..
"r secured in any Jail so that set her aguin.
NATHANIEL w. PRICE
Henrico, June II, 1905. r1,w2wG7
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MADKID, February 8.

An article IN our Gazette states, shat
though there are eleven English ships of war
lying in the roads before Cadiz, feet of
nifty Transports, under the escort of some
armed ships, mad lately sailed from St Lu-
car. The Spanish feet at Cadiz had rcceiv-
ed orders 70 join the French squadron lying
here, and both had taken in provisions for
three months, and were ready to sail at the
first notice
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-06-21
EXTRACTS !
LONDON, April %.
I1NI- NI4'1 -hIII N 10
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT
ONEO5C(nCK

NINb VI oTONNo HIo DAY All
ONE O'Clock.
Consels, for money, G5 5-8-for account
g. l-&-kcdnccd % 3-47-9, ENcheQner B.lls
Gs to IS prem.
it was yesterday reported at the Stock
Exchange, tina Mr.. Armstrong, tn, Amsr-
ican hubassador to Paris, had lett that ca
P'ta., and that Mr.. Eouree had arrived IN
England. hie rUmcur had the temporary CT
'ocS OF raIslaE ile furas abou: an half per
cent " G could not trace !. 10 its source.
II vas ycs'cidar reported that the Ossce al
ar"Feit''n France WITH SIR Nouiss on board.
Hc, e wee iGmuua also nat gcncr Asrr.trorg
"'" le'I PARIS Tic l~ttS- ycr :mpo. ea4, even.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-06-21

20 BE SOLD to the highest bidder, for rea
dy money, on Thursday the 21st Iulv next.
at the house called Napic's Tavern, inti,e town Of
Columbia, Tract of LAND whcrcon Abraham
shepard now lives, on the Rvanna, in the county
OF fIuvanila, containing by late survey, 534 a.
cres, more or less, adjoining the lands Of Charles
Adams, Richard Adams. Pheasant T,be and o.
theirs, being land sod BY David Ross TO said
Shepard, and conveyed BY lin, Shepard. TO MS in
trust, TO secure debt d1e 10 said Ross, as stated
IN sad trust decd, which said debt has since been
assigned by sad Ross 70 Henry T. Colem.n-IYc
sell our right trustees only
GEORSE HGLEffN,
WiLLXdM Ph3.LUE, { Tyastses
IIC1g INIERS,
STane II, 1903. Iebt,,)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-06-21

p edmond TURNPIKE COMPANY
~ AT meeting of the directors of the sad
company on Tuesday evening": the 18th Of lane,
1808
Resoipe3, That call of two dollars and fftv
cents be made on each share held by the stock
holders in the said company, and that they p. y
the same into the hands of their treasurer on or
before the 1st day of next month.
Copy. n. SHEPPARD, Clerk.
June II. lt1stJu!yl
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-06-21
EUROPE.
PHILADELPHIA, June 10.

Last evening arrived here, ship America,
captain Brown, from Liverpool, which he
left the 29th of April. and by him we have
a London Paper, of the goth of .ipril, most
of which is taken up with Col. Pickering's
letter, and ether American articles, and on
ly Contains the following worth extracting.
True .40aerican
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-06-21

ZINE fresh Hyson Teas, India Nankeens,
Medock Claret, Of superior quality, in cases Of
so bottles
Sherry Wines, Sack Salt,
Assorted Crates of Crockery, for sale by
PICKETT, POLLARD G JOHNSTON
Richmond, June Ia TIaw4w17
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-06-21

NOMMITTED to the Jail OF Hanover, Ne.
" gro man slave TIMOTHY, Gas arun :way)
who says he is the property ofthe estate of John
Royal, decd. of the county of Amelia, and That
he ran away from John Jefferson To whom he
was hired The owner is requested to nav cbarer
eS and take away the said slave.
THE TAILOR.
June II. G1m1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-06-21
BANKS OF THE MAIN, March p.

In pursuance of an order issued Ivy the
Au'ic Council of War, eleven regiments Of
Croats and Pandours, are now assembling to
torrl a Gordon on the Turkish frontiers this
Gordon IS to consist of70,0OO men, snd to DC
commanded by hrch-duke Ferdinand, bro
the. q the Fmrress.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-06-21
BANKS OF THE DANUBE, March 3

In oervia, arrangements are made which
seem to Indicate that foreign troops are ex-
pectcd i'll the country. According to a let
ter from Bucharest, the Russian troops in
Lender and Choczim, make all ne cessary
preparations for a new Campaign.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-06-21

ROKERAGE AND COMMISSION BUSI-
- NESS.-1lte subscriber respectfully oner.
has services to his friends and ,he pubic, in the a.
bove line ofb, siness and soi.cits their patronage
G. GREENHCW
Dec. Is roawtc1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-06-21

M GLASSES in hogsbcads and terces, yoR
49, SALE BV SAMUEr. MYERS.
June p law4tI
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. uesuay, juno Z.
At 1oo'clock agreeably to notification, His
Excellency the Governor preceded by the
Sheriff, and accompanied by the Council,
met the two branches and delivered the fol-
lowing
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-06-10
William Owen.
R1chmc id Tie M1muf7cfofv..

ME subscriber having procured the ex.
elusive right to manufacture in this
and several other states Harwood's much
improved Patent Tile for covering houses.
and at considerable expense erected the ne
cessary buildings, &c. for carrying on that
useful business extensively, now offers TO
supply, at a short notice, any quantity that
may be required, at the moderate price of
Thirty Five Dollars per thousand, deiiv-
cred at his factory.
He can with confidence, founded on ac-
tual experiment, in the covering Of about
20 houses IN this city, assert, that houses
can be covered with this tile as cheap in
the first Instance, as with SHINGLES of the
first quality, and when the security against
fire, the difference of insurance, the dura-
bility and particular construction on these
tile 10 resist the most penetrating rains and
SHOWS arc considered, he cannot doubt of
meeting with considerable announcement.
It requires only the examination of a wei
covered roof TO convince the most prejutli-
ced mind of their superiority to any other
tile heretofore made, or to the best slate.
and will cost less than the latter, after pay
ing the expense of water carriage to al
most any part of this continent.
Particular attention will be paid TO orders
from other towns, and in all cases where
they are shipped, be will deliver them
whole and sound, along side of the vessels,
az the expense of carriage only to the pur-
chasers. Any person skilled in the art of
thing, will put on those tile with great fa-
cfity, but where they cannot be procured,
he can engage a few here who have had
some experience, and will so moderate
distance, If the job is ofsufficient magnitude
and their travelling expenses paid.
BENJAMIN DU VAL.
Richmond, March ID, 1903.
N. B. wish to sell Patent Rights in Sc
veral other states. wifi b ..