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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-01-20
CONG RE S S.
Hcus., or. REPRESENTATIVES,.
fRIDAr, Eesem5er II.


{ On The BIZ from tie Senate TOR maelng az.
eiobisa1oa Tar buiiding an ada'tion6t
num6gr d gun aeofs, fsr the Protectiss's
joar ps,fs md hc'tsfs.
IoesTlSuED,
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months ago, paid tribute to the talents and in,e
grity. and even sought the patronage of the very
man, whom he has recently accused OF high
crimes and miscellaneous Of twenty years stand
ing
Citizens of America pause and refect--you
have glimpse only of " damning truths"-be
patient and al will be out.
IA: WILKINSON.
Washirgton, Jan 10th, 1908.
Ness- or!eans, 27tk Sept. 1906
have been favored with your letter
from the Heights, and had ysu previously in
formed me when you might be expected there,
should have been on the spot at the time of your
arrival. Removed you now are to distance
OF $50 leagues from New Orleans it will be mo-
rally impossible tor me TO undertake Journey to
see you, as the near approach of winter renders
my departure for the Atlantic states indspensa-
bic within fortnight, and shall not be here TIL
some time after Congress breaks up. Neither
myself nor any other of your friends will ever
doubt thatyou will act with the Spaniards with
as much prudence as your orders permit, and if
host'iites should be the consequence, your SUI
perior must be responsible to the nation and not
you tor the conduct The only thing fear is that
you should not have force enough to defend the
country, in case of an attack as Folch has at
least 200 to 500 regulars in Pensacola and if
to be prepared Tor retaliation on his part a.
gainst this quarter On the militia af tic oM-
err country you must place no reliance. They ne
erhave been organised they are unarmed, and
know there in the stores, but $500 stand of
spare arms, great part of which presume il
would be necessary to keep for the troops-to
supply them in case of accident. Besides, YOU
Know that the planters and merchants will not
easily leave their homes to the utter ruin OF their
affairs, when there is no force to compel them.
1 k1ow am entering into a .ksrny path and
shat eepect great dea! Of trouble. Iisoxid thank
yoafor yoRr avice, direct me, and If YOU ruould
giee me GnetO some Of Jour friends in Congress,
afSoosed to favor louisiana, you zsouLd,
berhabs, afterwards find your account in it, You
may direct to me to the care of Mr.. Daniel VIM.
Coke at Pniladeiphit, until the session common
ces.
/ have received the rejected grants of land, and
would be Obliged to you TO give me what infor.
nation you aie possessed of respecting The pro-
ccedngs of the board of Commissioners. what
the people OF the Upper Country expect and what
1t world be proper to attempt for tiicm with any
hopes of success.
You will much obl!gc ME by giving me from
time to time, advices OF what is PASSING on the
| frontiers and point out in what way you think /
! may be of service to YOU.
remain with esteem,
Dear sir,
Your most obeIient servant,
(Slgned) DANIEL CLARK
Brig. Gen. WILKINSON.
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II virtue Of deed in trust, executed by Tho.
- mas Gibbons and Ann bis wife. bearing date
the 18th day OF September, 1905, to Iohn Pa,ter.
son and Thomas Smith, to secure the payment Of
one thousand two hundred and two dollars and
ninetyfor cents, with interest from the date Of
said deed, due Richard BIlups, together with ali
legal costs and charges necessarily incurred by
carrying the said deed into effect will be sold at
Matthew's courthouse ON the second Monday in
March next, being court day, at public auction,
for ready money, The tract of LAND conveyed
60 us IN trust BY tie deed aforesaid, containing
two hundred and twenty acres, more or less. stu.
ate lying and being in the county of Matthews a.
forcsaid, on North River, wheroon The said Tho.
mas Gibbons lately resided, and was formerly the
property of Doctor Frederick w. Hearu, decd
and by him purchased Of John HAYES.
Br TIE TRUSTEES.
jan %5 Oaw3w)
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PROPOSALS. for carrying the MAILS of tie
United States on the following post-.oatis.
VIII be received ut the General Post Office u,til
the 18th day of February next
l. From Fredericksburgh by Orange c. H. Mil
ton and Charlottesville to New-York once a week
Leave Fredericksburg every "wednesday ot 8
p m and arrive at Charlottesville on FRIDAY bv E
a m.--Leavc Charlottesville at a. IL and arrive
IT New-f ork by III a. m--Leave New-York eve
~ Friday al p. M. arrive Charlottesville b. 5
p. m snd arrive at Fredericksburg on Sunday by
10 p. IN.
2. From Ncw-Yorl by Wanesboro' to Siam
ton once week. Leave Stanton every Fr;J,v
II a. m. and arrive at New-York by Ii am
Leave New-York every FRIDAY at D. m. and ar
rive at Staunton by p. M.
s. From Richmond by Goochland C. h. Column
Ola, Kissing Sun and Milton to Charlottesville once
aWeek Leave Richmond every Tuesday ut l u.
IN. and arrive at Charlottesville on Thursday bv
o p. m.-Lcaye Charlottesville every Saturday At
D a. m and arrive at Richmond on Monday bv /
u. m.
4. From Lancaster by Elizabethtown, Middle.
town, Harrisburg, Carlisle and Shipnehsbure- to
ShambersbtreS3 times wcek-Lesve Lancaster
every Monday, Wednesday and Friday at d %. IA
and arrive at Chambersburg on Tuesday. Thurs.
day and Satarday'by Top m-Leavc Chambers.
burg every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday Of
2 e. IN and arrive at Lancaster by II D. m
s. From Chambersburg by M'Conncllstow n.
Deoiord, somerset and Oreensburg to PittSburr
three times week Leave Chambersburg eve.
Ty MoSday, "Wednesday and Friday at i. m. ar
rive at Somerset on Tuesday, Thursday ard So.
turday by Up. M and arrive ut Pittsburg on Thurs
day, Saturday and Tuesday by 10 a. n.-Return-
ing, Leave Pttsburs every Tuesday, THURSDAY
and Saturday at p. m. and arrive at Chambers
burg the next Friday, Monday and Wednesday
by Sp. In.
NOTES
l. The contracts for re three first mentioned
routes are to be in operation on the ISIS dsy of A
prii next, and TO continue in force one y.ar. Con
tracts for the two last routes are to be in operat
on on the lst day OF July next and continnc until
the 30th Of September 1909
I'd. The contractor viii be subjected to the n.
sual penalties for DELAYS and failures, which will
be specified in the contracts
GIDEON GRANGER,
Post-JIGstey General
General PoSt-othce, Jan Z. [2aw6w.1
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:, :, " -NI1Is 4FtOi3J :.
Powhatan, Dec. q. (Ftc)

N pursuance of deed Of trust to secure the
payment Of certain sums therein expressed,
due from Thomas Randolph and lis securities
Randolph Harrison, VIM Randolph andWm.
SkiPwitb, to Games Coode. The subscribers
viii sell for cash on the premises, the 22d day Of
February next IT being Court day, aceItain tract
Of LAND. IN the county Of Amelia, cortaing fftv
acres il being that part Of the tract called Now
N which was reserved By the said Thomas Raa-
dOiph III his decd TO George Nicholas Skipwitli.
which deed is recorded in the county court Of
Amelia. JOHN DANIEL,
WILLIAM BRADLEY.
January 25 Clawtds
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X NGCH SULLIVAN respectfully informs hi,
- customers and the public in general, that lie
has Just received u handsome addition to his for
mer Stock, which renders his assortment very
complete, Consisting OF Silver Ware and lew
CRY, plated, gilt, morocco wood Castors, plat
cd and brass CAIdiestlcSs, plated ard steel Smut
ters, silver, plated and Britannia Spoons and La
dies, Britania, and Pewter Tea Pots and MI RS.
Walters, Tea Trays, Caddies, Shutter trays and
t5rcad Baskets, Knives and Forks, &c. Desk
KNIVES, Letter Racks, Marking Types, Paper
Folders, I,k stands, waters, &c.oR..ors' boncs.
Strops, Boxes, Brushes, Hair-powtlcr, Ba,,s,
Windsor Soap VAT plaster, &c C;.iis, he; So.
mems and pocket Pistols plated and steel Spurs.
Powder Horns, Flasks, Shot Bags, E!rd Nets,
Horn Ininbcrs, sportsman's Knives, patent Cork
Screws, Horse Phiegms, Dog Collars, switch s.
char Whips, Canes with and without si.c.rs prilt
and wood case Pocket Compasscs, ladies' and
Sentemens Dressing Cases and Pocket Books.
ivory, tortoiseshGll and horn Combs, head, tooth,
nail, oamb, clothes hearth, hoor and shoe Br,she,
nall, siobe and hand Lamps, plated and eiit bot
tie Slides, &c. Ivory and bone Chesr.4n &, Esards
battle. Doors, Shuttle Cocks, EIastc Glove Ties
Carriers, Supporters, &c Pebble and Glass, s;f-
ver gilt, pated, toTtGiscshcll and steel Si,ec,a-
cies, reading and osGc Glasses, Ccgghss.- &c
steel, hair and leather Cases, gold s!lvcr, conk-
sneu and pearl Buttons, silver and plated iountine-
Pens, Pencil Gases, Tooth Picks, rwcesers, sc.
Thimbies, Bodkns, wing, taini.aring, ncttins
ana knitting Needles, Reayes Colours, &c-l,:id,
gilt and steel Chains, Seals and KEYS, with Ii
assortment OF Watch Materials, scgal,, tobacco
ana snuff Boxes, &c, Swords, Seits, No,s, FDau-
letts Piumes, Sashes, Stocks, &c. Flntes. F;E,s.
Ciarlnets, Trampets, French Horns and Drums.
l.. Sullivan continues to execute orders in his
Inc OF procession. Jan 81. Ctr1
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(CoPY.)
HouMAN, 2 Oct. 1906.
Dear Sir.

Dear Sir,
/ heard by capt. Turner, that YOU had
got to the Rapids Of Red River, and were. to pro-
ceed next morning fer Naehitoches long to
learn your arrival there, and the result of YOUR
communication with Herrara which presume
must be unsatisfactory, rs he cannot in nonor re
cede after what has passed, even were his orders
discretionary therefore suppose hostilties must
take place, and were the preparations and means
IN your power equal to the object, should have
no donbt, but you would bring matters to AN no.
nerabie issue Tor your self and your country. l
Halter myself, however, that II your force is small
you VIII not expose your reputation unless cir
cumstancGs should be so favorable as to promise.
you victory.
Capt. Turner informed me that YOU ex.
pected would sec you at Nachtoches On re-
hecton, you must perceive the impossibilltv OF
realIslns such an idea, as have not time s,ltfci-
ent to undertake the journey and return TO Or
leans previous to the time requisite for cmbarking
Tor the seat OF government, and however strong.
the desire of seeing you is, on my part, / mus
defer the pleasure tiiimy return ~ The spring or
beginning OF summer. OF this had alrcaoy adj
uscd you, previous to leaving town, and for fear
OF accident, now mention it a second time, t!lat
you may not be disappointed, by waiting to take
any measures TIL you saw me-
Peace between England and France was con
hdently expected: messengers were daily pas
sing between them, and the English funds hal
raised, and concurling adriccs from other quar-
ters give every reason to expect, that this great
event may shortly take place. 1t may have u
great effect on our politics, and wish we NAV
not DC exposed TO the vengeance of the three
great mara5ime powers of Europe, by our con-
ducl TO each OF them. You are, however, bet
ter able to calculate the ELECTS 10 be feared or
expected than myself and shall refrain from
further observations. / shall write TO you from
Orleans previous to my departure, and will adj
wise you from thence Of any thing new in my alb
sencc. sincerely wish you success and that the
MEANS OF insuring 1t depended on yourself alone.
remain, dear sir,
Yours, sincerely,
{signed) DANIEL CLARK
Nrig. Gen. ItiIkinaon
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(signed) DANIEL. CLARK
Brig. Gen. UiLkinSon.

n ARDS FOR SALE.-The subscriber offers
~ for sale, tie following Tracts of LIND, in
Which, to persons making early application, he
Will give grea, bargains One tract of 1900 acres.
lying III buckingham, which is acknowledgements
situated for trade, being two or three miles from
SCOTS Marnlf'l, torjng Mil, and five from New.
Canton. THIS Land IS very valuable, having on il
9O0acrcs OF woods, nearly all of which is ,,ood
tobacco Land there are also very good improve
mcnts, such IS are well calculated for the ac-
commodation OF family, and sufficiencv of
cleared land, to employ 10 or 10 hands aclyanta .
gco,Lsly. TINS tract VIII be shewn.to any person
inclined to purchase, by Capt Peter Cucrrant.
now resident on the land-Onc tract on Ran.
dolplfs creek, of 400 acres, the greater part Of
which IS fresh and viii produce good wheat and
corn it Joins the lands OF Col Wilson aud Mr..
Gilley Lewls.-One other tract in the neiebbor.
hood of New Canton, of DIP acres, being a mole.
ty of a tract owned by Mr.. Maurice Hawthorne -
Another tract III Povhatan, of 300 acres. known
by the name Of Gibraltar.
These Lands win be offered for sale At very re-.
dnced prices, winch may be known, during nv
absence, by application TO Col William Daniel Of
Cumberland, WHO is authorised TO contract fo,
them. The title viii be made by me OH my return
from Kentucky, Which will probably be between
tic 10Th and 10Th Of February next
WADE MOSBY.
Powhatan, Dec d. (Ftf0
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F,em "a MallonnL MleRireree,

MT SMITH,
u IS not to excite pre- judgments
nor TO solicit favor diat SO far depart from, tho
reserve which have adopted for ny government.
Pcndng the enquiry at issue, as to prefer the
subjOintd testimonials 20 the pubic eve
But it IS 70 marx to the candid and ndcpeudent
The irrecOncllsbie conduct OF the non. john Ran
dclpl's very honourablc i9lorncr Daniel CLARK
tRst transmit tnc'n to You for publication
Howe er INy Own prosecutions may terminate
what estimate can IL formed o. liz character o,
Credit Of IN individual, who so lltc as fifteen
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a ADVERTISEMENT Will be sold, to the
I T. highest bidder, upon ~ months credit. on
the 10th day of February, (if fair if not the next
FAIR day,) at the plantation of dls late Col WIN.
Nelson, of King William, two parcels OIL AND :.
one OF an hundred acres more less, ADJOINING.
the estate OF Col. John Taylor, known by the name
of Horn Quartcr--the other of eos acres. adioin-
ing Mr. William West and Mr. James Mcaux.
which was some years ago bought of Mr.. Har.
~ Shaclsleford At the same time and place will
be sold for cash, three large imported Stills, very
little injured, and large Boiler The admins.
traitor being anxious TO pay of every Just debt A.
ganSt tlic said estate, earnestly rcquests the Gre
ditors to bring in their claims authenticated, that
arrangements may be made to satisfy them--thoss
indebted will please to settle theirs as soon as pos
'bie--thc estate not being in a situation for lone,
indulgence. CHI ARLES c. PACE
Admir- with the will annexed Of
(1t2awd) Col'Wm. Nielsen
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INcHAE;cERl,

IN cHAEcERl.
81 a quds.r-ty csE,., continued and he'd for The
eoaat q fsiaee EdSsard, Navsmter rae l7th,
1907
Martha Deshazor, Compile.
asaisst Z,
zachlri4h Rice. Executor Of John Dcsha-0
zor, deed. JOHN Deshazor, Zacharial, :.
Rice, guardian of James Deshazor, Mar =
tina Deshazor, Susanna Dcshazor, VIM. :,
Oeshalor, Polly Burgess, lately Polly I (
Deshazor, Elizabeth Paanton, late Eli 3
zabeth Deshazor, and John z, Burgess,
husband OF the sad Polly Burgess,
HE defendant William Deshazor, not hav-
L ing eniercdhis appearance and given security
according to an act of the General Assembly aud
the rules otthis court, and tappearing TO the sat
isiacuon of the court that he is not an inhabtant
OF this state, OH the motion of The complainant,
by her coun sci, Ii is ordered, That the said de-
PENDANT, William Deshszor, do appear here on
the first day of February court next, and answer
the complainants bill, and that copy of this or
der be forthwith inserted in some one of the pub
lie newspapers printed in o.,e city of Richmond,
for two months SUCCESSFULLY, and also posted at
the front door ofthe Courthouse OF this county
- A Copy. Testc,
F. WATKINS, c. C.
Dec. (F3w)
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Dec. 4
LAND FOX sALE.-o

VALUABLE LAND FOX SALE-On
Wednesday the 10th day of February next
Will be exposed tc sale, to the highest bidder for
ready money, at Goochland court. house, the tract
OF LAND whereon Edward Boiling at present
resides, lying on James river, in the county of
Coochland, about three miles above the court
house, containing by estiInatisN one thousand a.
cres, he the same more less, or SO much of
the sad tract shall be sufficient to discharge
tao iolln wing SUMS OF money, the payment where
OF has been secured By three several deeds OF
trust ON the sad land, executed by said Bollne.
as follows, to wit One executed to Frederick
Harris and William Miller, bearing. date the I4;h
day OF July, 1896, for The purpose OF securing the
payment OF II SUN OF money due to John L. Har-
ris < Co. the balance whereof amounting To be-
tween two hundred and fifty and two huudi ed and
sixty pounds has been assigned To Charles Smith
One other eXecute. to Charles F. Bates and VIM
Miller, bearing date the 20th dav OF October.
1870, tor the purpose of securing to Frederick
Harris the payment of FIVE hundred and nine
pounds with interest thereon from the LIST day OF
November, 1906: and one other executed TO WI
liam Miller and Joseph Shelton, on the 22d ,lay
OF Jtne, 1907, Tor the purpose of securing To F. e.
derrick Harms the payment of fourteen hundred
md sixteen dollars, due the lst day Of November
last all of which deeds have been duly record.
ed IN the county court of Coochland A suffice
ency of tho SAID land will be sold in pursuance OF
the aforesaid deeds of trust, to satisfy the s,1ns
Tot money aforesaid or the balances remaining due
thereof, together with all interest accruing there
on, and the costs attending tie drafting and re
cordmg said deeds, and Of advertising and sell nr
said land, BY The TRUSTEES.
Jan. z. Glawtds.
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DUBLIc vENDUE.-By virtue of a deed Of
K trust from VIM Hall 80 tie subscribers, CT
sunt'y property for tue purpose Of securing the
payment of dl"t due William Sharks Gas VIII
more fully appear by referring TO said deed, dated
5h Dec 1896, and recorded at the hrstings court
of Petersburg, 9Th April, 1867 y WI be sold
without reserve, for ready mogcy, on Thursday
the 4th Fchruarynext, the sloop ALEXANDRII.
turtlicU between 80 and 10 tons with aii her tao
Ele and apparel, IS She now laws 1t Rockets.
SAMUEL TURNER, ,
DANiEL EPES, 1'NS'ee$'
Trnany Il. CtIs }
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c, ALES of Valuable Propcrty-On Monday Il G
~ l&h day of February ensuing, viii be expo
SD 10 public sale, at the late dwelling honse OF
AieEar't.er Banks, deceased, vaiiety of House
hold & Kitchen Furniture, three or four IikeIv Nc
gro Men, a few excellent milcli Cows, two Hor-
seS, a small Wags o. and Gear &c. Exc.
Terms of salc.--Six monks credit for all sums
over FIFTY dollars, the purchasers giving egotiable.
mates With approved cnIorscYs, payable at the
Bank OF Virginia. r.. GRAHAM, Ad,,t'y.
Of :he estate II .4ter'r. B:lzks, 4utd the
sviH anneeea.
Dec 3d. (tas5
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ohN ALCOCk, informs his friends and the
y public at large, that he has lust received. and
: now opening, next door to MessIs Prosser {.
Manciires vendne, large assortment cf Mr,-
c'ia'.Ese consisting of the following articles -
Carpenters and Joiners Tools, iron and steel
LOCKS aAd Hinges, for house work and cabine,
ware. also carry Oh my Cabinet Manu- actory,
S usual, adjoining the fire INSURANCE. oilice and
hsve on hand three thousand dollars worth OF
furniture, finished iii the best workman like mar.
ner and in the newest fashion. Also, Windsor
Chairs will sell all of the above goods, 4,ryv
fsSe for cash, or good paper at a short date
Sent. 5. reNr1
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ITO TIE PUBLIC-The subscribers ber
4 leave 10 announce 10 the public that the
S7hoie hae Of Stages FROM Pctersbu! g IN Virginia,
to Charleston III South Cerolina, is now in com
rlete order 50 that persons inclined "a sdort
That method of travelling, (but many Of whom
have been heretofore deferred on account of part
Of INC hne ha,rng been out OF repnr) will u fl-
turc meet with a certain speedy & cornf,ytabl,
conVcyancc--From Petersburg u Fayetteville
the proportion Of the line for which the s,lbscy,
bers have contracted the rate of fare will be S.
ven cents per mile, with privilege TO each pas
ssenger Of 20ibs. of baggage. Every 150lbs. of
baggage over that privilege viii pay as ono res-
senger or in proportion but while every atten;son
vii be paid to the baggage, there will be NO res
possibility Cor it's loss
WIN. GHOLSON {, WALLACE.
Brunswick, (Va) Jan H. rfCIi
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NTOrICEe--lf JANIS MoYlA n, whocanc To
IN tbs Country from iceland, in the year if1o,
and WHO t.;ught School u the Counties of Abe
marie and Prince George in iJ13 and l775, will
make appreciation TO VIM. C. Holt, he will re-
ceive Intelligence ofa Brother with whom he once
corresponded.-lf application be not made before
the rising the Legislature, il must be made to
John O'Connor, near Northwest River Bridge.
Norfolk. County.
January IL. G1aw4wT1 IS.
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NJ EGbOES F0R SHELBY virtue Of a deed
a ' Of trust executed to us, to secure the nav.
mcnt OF certain sum Of money therein menti.
oned due Grief Truly, will certainly be sold fo,
cash, at Amelia court. house, on Monday the 9Th
ct February next, two NE0RoEs, tfe pfopcrt,
of Edwin Laud.
IH0S PEPRINSON,1 >,
IfO. T. LEIGH ITHSfees
.1anaayg %. C2or'iqsc,1IfseJ
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EISRESH T1AS,-Thc subscriber has still on
4 hand a few chests and boxes fresh Imperial
AMI Young Tyson TEAS; Also, l few pieces best
COMPANY Nankc:n, with an assortment of Satir1s,
silks, Galzes and sewing Silks. Having laid in the.
above articles himself, in Canton, he can vouch Sof
The qualify aud sell them very cheap.
ROBT. n. PAGE
JPn. IL (T. & T. tfl
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HE subscribers having formed connecti-.
4 on.in the Grocery line, under the firm of
BRIDGES e ROBERTSON, they now offer
Tor sale at their Store the corner of the street
leading to Byr,l's warehouse, and opposite to-
Messrs. Jno s. Robt. Gamble, ir's-A general
assortment of CROI,E RIES- arnnnae ,,lSaL 60.
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JOHNSON and KEAT, Jeseileys {, .ssivey-
- smiths, ,Hich1iond; u few doors above the
Bch,Tners; and just opposite col. Mayo's new
building beg leave 10 inform the inhabitants Of
Hichmora, Manchester, and their Vicinites, that
they have on hand q large supply of Work, COM
posed OF the latest Fashions, viz--An elegant as
sortment of pearl and topaz Breast Pins, Finger
Rings and Bracelets, plain gold d.. of nearly ali
patterns, Miniature Settings, mourning and fancy
Lcckets, Ear Rings, mourning and fancy, cor
nelian, topaz, PLAIN gold and common Watch
Keys, gold, pebble and glass Seals, gold and
gilt Chains, mourning and fancy gold mounted
Necklace, plain and ornamented Combs, pearl
and tortoiseshen Segar Boxes, Dirks, Pen Knives
and SCISSORS; a general assortment of silver
Spoons and Ladies', Scissor Chains, Thimblcs,
Pencil Cases, Pens, Spectacles, Tooth Picks,
Ink Stands, Snuff boxes and Tweezers, Moroe-
co Pocket Books and Thread Cases Also, sill
yer and plated Table Ware, consisting of Coffee,
Tea snd Milk Pots, Bread Baskets, Sugar Dish
es, Casters, Tumblers, Salt Stands and Candle
sticks; ard anumber of other articles too tedi-
o'is TO enumerate All of which they offer to their
Friends ON the most moderate terms that can be
afforded. Orders from any place will be thank
fully received and speedily dispatched,
December 4. restf1
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WISH 10 purchase twelve likely MUI Fps
L BATHURST RANDOLPH.
Amelia, Jan IL 0f1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-01-28

WILLIAM TEMPLE, has received by tl,e
w ship Iierschell from Liverpool and Calpe
from London, an extensive supply Of ,dfEiP.
CRiNDIZE, suitable to the present aud sp
preaching season, which he viii sell low.
Oct. 10 r+r1