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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-02-29
: FdTE or PORTUc ~

It would seem by the last fofe;e,
gence, that the kingdom of porpso~ j :; .''
the allotment of Louis Bonaparte k n a,s e'e
land who is to surrender that kingston y !,
prince of Eepeyento, and TO rece;rs - D." "
in exchange. This is by no mean. G ;a
bable. Portugal will be more easily a a''He
ed than Holland. The king CT fIo $S,sII.
the best Of his family he hasa benev "a.eS
aiid natural goodness, Of which all IT, .,t
members of the imperial house have , s@f
divest cd themselves if ever they pcssess,a a; \,
A depusaticn of the American Me,,b,,
waited upon the chancellor oftbe Excbems,
on Saturday, for the purpose of ob,aiu;paa % "
formation as to some points connected SiS
the late order Of council, and spagticpIsa a'u
ascertain whether it was intended to INV NV
any tax on articles Of American pro,ess.
board such American ships as should D, ,r'
ant to their orders, touch at British pora II,
inquiry of the deputaGon was prinncipaIy i,
rected to the article of cotton, and the an,r,,
Of Mr.. Perceyal was quite decisive, that nj.
nisters do intend to propose duty on tbata.
ticle. Upon asking, whether such American
as should not, in consequence Of the French
decree, feel it safe to proceed to an enemy,
port after having touched III this country. womb
be allowed liccnce to sail in any other dire.
ton? The answer was that no licence yopH
be granted oany other than the Dor, OF such
SHY rs original destination.
January |.
Count de Mier is the person who came b
the flag Of truce, which arrived on Tuesday
in the Downs. He has brought dispatches I
from the Austrian minister at Paris, to prince
Stahremberg, the Austrian minister At our
court, at whose house he has arrived, anil
also several letters for prince E1trhazy, ,ai
dispatches for his excelIency the Russian am
bassador The count de Mier is FaIst
nobleman, of distinguished abilities, anls
secretary to the Austrian embassy at Paris,
His mission, therefore, must have for its OBJ
ject something Of considerable importance
1t is supposed that ne brings with him some
further communications, on the subject Of The
proposed mediation OH the part ofAusui& all
Prussia, between Great Britain and France
others assert, that the .coeHt DE Mer ilI
brought a positive order of recall tor the hu
trian ambassador with directions, tor NIB"
return by the way of Paris.
Letters have also been rceei@ed from M
French coast. They merton the aniTa .
the Austrian messenger Maintz, IN iias :
truce, frolnEng gland, and MS subsequent le'
neys. After conference with the Austria
at Paris, ne proceeded % 'll.lF
where lie expected to End BonapaHe 'nI
being gone to Venice, he repaired thii'ef I u,
received from Napoleon ali ans|.f u -
NJ
The prince Stahrcmbcrg wasted on W. =,
secretary. Canning yesterday nl'[n'5' Il. IS
to him the contens oi CS W.
patches he had received, and had i ioN'5 w.
ference with him. ,,.o
Dispatches were yesterday receiyca !, pu ~s
ord Col!ingwood, at tie date CT ""'' h.
understand he continued TO DsosK'-'
French feet IN Toulon.
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PRIY.4YE. coRRESP0Jtl0GAlI'

PRiP4iE sCOHfEoTO''@|
Communicated for tie Pli.adeiPhla As5'''
Extract OF letter from a gentleman 81 : 49,
toanother u Leghorn, dated D9''D'
1907.
"Ihaye r,csiysd your letters o. '''ss
and ao.h. .he con:eu's ofwf'leh DC .s h.s
ly very in,cfss iog. but very fs' ''o. .,,.s
pleasing. The measures, hoHsvs.. s,, d.
cd BY ,be. general MiSiiis. !, ~ : s,srplsI|
gree, anticipated, IS [ have app rs ,au
for sos,r sine, hiatt, woui! Ce gu .
make an arrsrgs nsu'. Yo' ~, ,s.e,
sure, well conceive ne uoeasoss', - Is
aod chegrir, this uoforsooa:e 0i' .Iv.s
given me-io fact, I have oo' %1's s,n!
press my feelings. bus I aas"'ps'' >rsolY
h.ar from you the result. sA' !. ,' ~ dp0s
promises up,hirg favorable. ! W., 80, sd 4
every hing whch eould o. eD sih~I
have ne.hing 70 repsoaeh a,'s' y. " ae,fo''
0a- minister rally apfsa bapo"f
and wiling 10 d. every -''s'ss y eJmslE
to fursh-r our .iss, clsi,' ''u -" ',,,,i:t. II
nicauops nave srcnaa' '';''' "a
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UBIIC SALE The snbscriher intending
= to remove fo the Westei-, co,,ntrr some
time Tie ensuing wear, win positively SCH, at
pubic Auction, upon the premises. on Tie secnns,
hondaym December next, the tract Of LAND
on which he lives, lying in the county of Henrico,
on Westham creek, con. lining 345 acres, with a
Saw and Crist Mill /; only about thirty acres If
this tract is cleared, i,vm which one crop ONLY
has been gathered One o,liI tract containing
100 acres, separated from the first named Land
by the three chopped roads this last named tract
Is entirely wood Land Also, all his household
and kitchen FUPNITUFE, among which is.
some excellent Mslogany-Several kelv Virgi.
MA born S'ares--,he stock of Cattle, Hogs, about
1900 or 1000 weight of Pork, four Horses. 6ve
Mules, two Wagons and Gcer, aid the ,,lan,a-
ton Tools. And on the Ord Saturday in tn. same
month (Dcc) will also be sold upon the premi
ses, half acre 10. of Land living and being in
the city OF Richmond, on ShoctIc- Hill known by
the No. 7l8-~Also, par. IT half acre Lott, adj
Joining Mrs. T. Page. Terms of sale mad. known
~ the day. Any person INCLINED to view the pre-
miaes, will he shewn thGn BY the subscriber
MI persons having any ,!-mssls against him, will
make application without DELAY.
SPO TSW-OOD 'LIPSCO ffBE.
Westham, N0v. q. T2,w,ts1
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house. or RNPRESENTfyyyES
From THE MONITOR.
FRIDAY, Nov. 11th, 1903

FRIDAY, Nov. 18th, 1905
n variety Of resolutions Of a local nature ,yrro
offered relative to post-oficcs and post roads,
whlch were read. considered anil referred TO tha
committee appointed on that subject
Mr. H"1OeH proposed the following rcsou;i
on:
Rrs9icea' That the president Of tie United
States be requested 20 ay ',,fore THIS house CO.
pies OF an act OF acts Of tie paranen. OF Gre #
bfd1in. carrying the orders OF csuncn Of Tho
iith OF November, 1907, INTO effect ADD also.
an act placing tie commerce Of America, in Er.
giish ports, upon the footing Of tie most faYored
nation
Mr' BurwcH said he presumed there woald
be no objection to the object of the resolution,
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w HLlhMSsURC, September 1, 1898 =
w The SGbscribers have entered into part
nersl'ip, undertl,e firm of COLE & BENDER.
SON, and have supplied themselves with re.
neral and well selected assortment of super6nr
ana inc Cloths, Wooilens. Manchester stufis,
Ca'nhrics, Hosiery, Hardware, SaC,ery, Sta,i.
cnafy and cRoo eRIEs; which they will sell ow
Tor cash, country produce, or on short credit to
customers who arc punctual in their ravricnts
ROSCOW COLE, las. HENDERSON.
~ u. For the accommodation ofthc Students
ana ,, Scholars of William & Mary College, they
w'il s"eP constant supply of the Books used in
mat SEMINARY. {. & II.
Sept. Is. Ta,,r1
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NIOfiCE.-In the year 1898, a request was
1 made by letter from gentlemen n Virginia
Through MIR. joseph Johnson, Consul in Lon
dom TO Mr.. Thomas Dig:ses, then in England, to
make enquiry for the heirs or tue FANNY of a Mr.
Abraham Mines, who, when Youth, left Bricr
house near Huddersheid in Yorkshire for Ame-
rica, and was clerk to merchant in Virginia,
m terwar,is srpr ~, i.a,i :. - ;,,,,
IN trade. x died unmarried, about ne wear IT5.;
leaving landed and other property Unfortuuate-
ly, by the loss at sea, of the Snip Jane and Ra
chcl, capt. Dade from London to Alexandria, i'm
the year 1898, the letters of request and other
papers and mcmorandums were lost, and even
the writer's name, which is supposed to be far
iy or Fare.y well as his pi4re at residence has
been forgotten, but is guessed to be near Peters
burg in Virginia
Tae ubscrioers, ar either of them will be
much obliged to any one, informed OF either of
the parties above alludedto or can give any trace
rs 10 their residence, or informed of any landed
or other property Of said deceased Abraham Mil
mes, by letter directed to the subscribers as be-
low; and they will thankfully pay any costs for
ascertalning the names, places of residence or
effects of said deceased, &c. sc.
GEO: MILNES, Merchant Boston
THOS. D1GGES, Fort VGr6m-ton, Po.o,Sac.
6faryianG.
GEO.: w. RIGGS, George 7ospa.
Ostobcr Ia. T3m1
His name was sPelt Nils or Mines
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.sEW aDYER7YsEME.NTs.

MIR. WM. f. WEBB, Ad1,.risfrator sf Ben
I've jnsta Eiqcz,ds, deed. North. CWoiisa-
Sru-fieasc 10 take notice, that on the second
Monday in January next, shall take the depos-
ton of Mir. Spencer BAH, jir. of Northumberland
county, in Virginia, at the court-house of said
county, at the tavern occupied by Joseph Rogers,
at that place, to be used as evidence in tie suit
depending III chanccry in the United States Cir
cult court, held in Ricl,mond Cor the district of
Virginia, in which am plaintiff and you ,e de-
PENDANT. CHARLES j. LOVE.
Nov. 18. IF
NATHL. CBlLDERS. at Peter Leath's old
IN Tavern, Manchester, will be happy to ac-
commotlste Is members of the General Assem-
bly,, at As per week, and will use every exertion
to give satisfaction. He also continues to accom-
1hodate people upon the most moderate terms.
NOV. IS. LISA
P.S. He has most excellent Lott for Drovers
and Waggoners
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CoMMrrrED to tl,e Jail OF Essex county

to The Jail OF Essex county
~ ON the 1st day of Sept. negro man named
y, vino says he belongs to Samuel peasants
OF Powhatan county. and ran-away from William
Hicks al Coochland. 20 whom he was hired, and
hy h'in employed IN coal yard--The said BEN
is about rs Years OF age, S feet I incaes high,
has scar ON the left side of his face, just oppo-
site his nose, grey hairs ON the right side Of his
head had on when committed, pair Of Drawn
linen trowsers, blue round Jacket, and snuH CO.
iored wsistcaat His owner is requested 10
come forward, take him away, and pay charges,
or the laws III such cases wal be enforced by
JOHN GIBSON, D4pity .Tgiior
NOV. IL. rSg1
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I AMES ,SrRATTON, TAYLOH-At the
- corner ot the Brick Row and the Cross street
lending TO Msyo's Bridge, respectfully informs
the public and his former customers, that (htyinr
returned TO this city, and resumed his prntcsson)
he is ready and spiAIag toexecu,e their commands,
on the short-st notice. in The best ,aanacr and on
the mast reasonable ser7ny Nov. IL THi
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= icHMoND TURNPIEE coMPAvr.-

= iCHmOND TURNPIEE CONP.fv1,-
- =. 1T amect'ng Of the Ducctors Of tlle said
Company, TIC 25th of October, 1905
Eesoivcd, That the soles OF the Shares RI H..
hhqucnt Stock'Holders, advertised 10 bc mad.
on THIS day, be postponed TIL The o9;h Of mo <,
NORTH, and tiiat al 'hrcs BE- otta, h.v sold. IA,
SifiUeLJ ~Hfom resrtrc, ~ every case ori.lnui.r.
c. at .hc Swau-fI'cr, inthc cite of Richmond
az the hour Of II O'Clock.
ReSolred, That n cnll of two dollars on cacl
sh'te o' the S'"ck ilolders, in tie sail ComDan,
DC mace and that the same be paid 10 the urea
SURF OH or before The pub Of e&th month.
ar. =. N. SHEPPARD, Cletk.
- -" tepim]
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4 NoPAEFNERsHiP DISsoLvED-ln pltrsu.
V ancc of the authority given to each partner,
by the articles OF copMtnership, entered into be.
tween Asa Dodge and the Subscriber, lately pur-
Sung business in this city, under the firm of
Dodge and Cobb, tho aforesaid copa.tnership is
hereby declared dissoired.
In consequence of the embarrassed situation of
the business, the creditors Of tho said Dodge and
Cobb are Informed, that all their Goods and cf
fects, Including Book Debts, notes, Ellis. &c.
are conveyed aud assigned to VIM. Marshall.
Lsq and Benjamin kimball, ;or the benefit of
SUCH creditors, as cHse to subscribe to the con
ditions of the Deed of CONVEYANCE in ten
days from the dat" thereof The deed is in tho
hands OF said Kiiubal, To whom all who are in
debied TO said firm, will please pay their balances
Immediately. GERSHOM COBB.
Oct. 25 Ctf1
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= Y virtue at Deed OF Trust, executed 70
the Subscriber by VIM Brown Of Chester.
hc'a' TO secure ne pa .acnt of debt due Ken.
non Cites, viii be offered Tor sale, on the sJth Of
NOV next at BrooAs'5 Tavern in the town cf
mMcbesie CT; two Negro Men DTYER& eJCyyy.
the property of the sji BrCwn---foY cash,
PETER Z. SMITH, TJasfee.
Oct o. rr,ti'I
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NJ OTICE.-Cash given tor Northern T. South
ern Bank NOTES at a moderate discount by
SIMPSON MORRIS.
Richmond. Sept II (tf)
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TOR SALE, that well known and valuable
FARM, on ChickahoIniny river, formeri;
the property OF Mr.. Thomas Watkins, decd. a;
bout IL mics from Richmond, containing 545 a.
cres a very considerable part, is valuable swamp
Land, a part OF which is reclaimed, and now in
meadow, from which have been credibly ntor-
med, that Mr. Watkins in his life time cut I'm
wards OF lOO ton in the year there is about 100
acres OF swamp Land now in timber; and could
be reclaimed at Il very nconsderable expence.
70 make at least double the quantity of hay, that
has formerly been cut Thcra is a consdera bic
quantity OF Cedar on the high land, and be,ieve
full sufficient 10 fence the greater part of the plan
tation H. On tins plantation, is tolerable frood
dwcihng-house, kitchen and we're good harm
with several Out-houses for the negroes Also
al excellent young apple orchard, of about 400
bearing trees, independent OF the old orchard of
iUU more OF inc best fruit, and about 500 neacl,
trees, selected from The best kind with variet, =
OF pears. and cherries, and ali Of which are choice
ir'ut There Is also, on this pian.ation a very va
iii'Dlc mn scat, on which there was E,rmerl,,
good 8rist mill, and from information, used 10
receive from 30 To 90 barrels OF toll corn ner
mum. Last year erected new MIL house ~,
VI, WIN Considerable Irt of tie running wear f.
""Sn'"' hiu 'Oi aJout lOO dollars expcncc, the
mil could be completed. Few plantation. IN
this county, possess more natural adyart,e,cs
as the whole the meadow can b.. vy.icre,l tI,,,
thc mn stream. tbs Farm is worthy tbc DIV.
| Ject OF any pcisOH who is fond of Ern,ino ,r,l
cfn be made rs productive as any in the stir. f,r
the number Of acres it cont aims. am soti.6cd
TO any man, who would turn his attention 70 ma.
king OF hay, the product Of that article alone.
would be from TO 5OJpoun;!s Annually indcpcn
dent OF corn < wheat to any person inclin.be {,
purchase tins farm, will give q credit Of i; wear,
on Paying down Is ct tic purchase money. ON
securing Tie balance by deed of trust on Inc
premises.
Also. for sale, four Mules and about 60 head
| OF CATTLE, aHd the crop Of Corr. Fodder. e..
on had, which will be sod independently Of the
plantation.
DANIEL. l.. HILTON.
NOV T. r,,I
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Er virtue of Il deed Of trust, executed by E.
4 y lIah Dickinson to VIM Lawrence, on the
18th day OF Feb:uary, 1862, and duly recorded in
Louisa court, to secure the payment of sum OF
money, and interest therein specified, due to I.ud-
low and Nimrod Bramham: Will be sold, to an
swer hepurposes specified in said deed, to the
highest bidder for ready money. at louisa court
house, on ti,e 22d day OF December next, one ne
gro man TON, and one negro woman PfTT'T
The title to thesenegroes is believed to be good.
Ent ~ only act astrustSe, i shall convey only
such Title as is ves;eli ia me
WIN. G. POTNDEXTER,
Trustee Ghpointed BY decree ef Lonisa Court,
to act HISteaIgt YIN Lagsrence, Decd
-ov. Ia. 1aw4w
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M ANCHkSTER TURNPIKE COMPA-
AV& NY he annual meeting ofStock holdc,s,
will i: held at Mr. Brooks's tavern. in Mapcb, 8
ter, ON the first Monday in December next -
Special matters of business, important to the in
tci est o. the COMPANY, require a fail meeting ;
hence Il IS expected, ,Gat such member Is can &.
no. attend IN person, will appoint deputies t. act
,Or thou LANES BRaNDIR err \
NOR, g. C,t,n1
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M ANTED as a UOUSE-KEEPER, in a
w large family, discreet industrious woman
10 one VINO can come recommended rs such, We
ny liberal wages will be given. Enquire of the
Printer. NOV. L. C3w1
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nN Saturday lhe lou, day OF Dec next, will
~ be sold, at public auction, the following
ROOSES& LOFTS TO wit The Tenement late :
" occupied by Mrs. Byrd, with ground on the
cross street opposite To Dr. McCurg's lott, sufii-
cicnt for carriage house and stable
Il ne Tenement now occupied By Miss Bennett
adjoining the Former
Also, two Brick Tencrucrts On the main
street, leading from tho turnpike road to the
Swsn-Taverli. g; 40 feet Of uninproved Ground.
lying between said houses and the one occupied
by Mrs Vannctt. The terms OF sale will be, one
fourth IN 3 months, another fourth in IL months,
and the remainder in 2 < ) years
THOs. NORVELL.
1Jov. 49, If
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a FEW boxes d Is by ID Window GLASS,
n OF the first guilty for sale.-Enquire at this
Once. Oct. IL Ctf1

virtue OF ample powers delegated to the
~ Subscribers, VII he sold TO the highest bid
der, tor ready money, at the Eagle Tavern in the
city OF Richmond, on the 22d day OF November
next, all that valuable estate i'm Boon county. in
the State OF Kentucky, we'll known bv the name
o' inc Big Bone LICK, or salt works on Big Bono
Creek, about two miles from the Ohio River.
containing two thousand acres more or less Also
tour lhousanc. acres OF valuable LIND ON the.
ONO river, great portion of which is low ground
OF good qiaiity.!T The Lands on the Ohio, and the
above mentioned Tract, do not actually Join, but
are WITHIN half mile or Whereabouts, of each o.
ther. The whole six Thousand acres were located
and surveyed under military warrants with res
pet To the title, the purchaser will be made sa-
tishc'l on the day of sale These lands are said to
be extremely valuable, in point of situation and
son, besides the advantages of the Salt Works
winch, It's believed, would be very productive
II prosecuted on judicious plan
WIN. c. WILLIAMS
oct %. Etds1
in addition to the above mentioned Lands. &
ny virtue OF the powers aforesaid, will be sold
81 the same time and place, the following va!u-
able Tracts of Military LIND. viz. One thou
SAND acres IN The state of Kentucky, on the wa
ters OF High Land creek, adjoining the Lands
OF Mayo Darlington, and Peter Casey, patented
the 18th June, 1886.
tract OF 35S Is acres in the state of Ohio,
on fork of P;,int creek, adjoining Nathaniel Bur
wells survey, No. eS2, patented 22d Nov 1902.
Also, Tract of 200 2-3 acres, in the state of
Ohio, on Todds fork of the Little Miami river,
adjoining VIM. Barlow's survey, No. S643, Tho.
mas Hedley's survey, No. 2o3S. and John Ro
,%rts's survey, No. 500, patented the 25d Nov.
1902
The three last mentioned tracts of Land will!
be sold upon the following terms, to wit One
fourth OF the purchase money in Rand, and the o.
taer three-foiths in three equal annual payments
the purchasers executing deeds OF trust, on
the Land, to secure the last payments
BEN. MOSBY,
WM. c. WILLIAMS.
Richmond, Oct IS. rtds1
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ETOR SALE-On the second Wednesday in
Y December next, shall offer for sale, before
the door ofthe Eagle-Tavcrn, the following high
bred BROOD MARES, COLTS < a FILLl,
&c
No. ]. DIDO, by the imported horse Shark,
out of full bred Medley mare, eighteen years
2. FIDGET, by Dcli Air, her dam Blueskin-
Bluessn was by the much admired imported
horse Clcckfast, &c years old
5. RoSiNA, by the imported horse Diomed,
ont of No. !, three years old
4. TREASURER, by Diomed, out of No. 9,
three years old.
S. BUZzARD, by the imported horse Buz-
card, out ofHcbc by Dare Dcyil-Hebe's dam by
Medley, &c.
6. BLUEBEARD, a colt dropped last spring,
by the famous horse Archduke, out of No 9.
z. W0OD-PECKER, a Colt dropped last
spring, by the celebrated Horse Florize, out of
No. 1.
Terms of Sale---One half cash, the other in G
months. E. SMOCK.
NOV. IL 1awtds
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O. PUBLISHED DY THOMAS nIrCHIE, or.
PcsITE THE UNION TAVERN, AT FIVE DoL-
l.ARS AHNUM, PAYABLE ADVANCE.
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IL oBDAY & SEAToN, adjoining the CITY
n - hStei, on ue Cross-oureet from the BRICK.
row to the Governors house, respectfully in
form their friends and the public, that thew have
commenced business in FINcr' G. WYNDSOR
CHR MhNINs, TURNING, SIGN-P4IN
TING, GLIDING, &c. and solicit patronage
Intending always 20 employ the best materials,
and the best skill Al the line of their profession,
they hope to give Universal satisfaction
NOV 8 rec,
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I ANDING from the Schooner Richmond
IL at Testers new Wharf:
% Crates Earthen Ware,
IS Hhds. Muscovado Sugar,
IL Do. Green Coffee,
9 Bales Woolens.
IN STORE 100 bags Salt, Is hhds Molass-
es, 10 tierces green Coffee, 6quarter casks Sher-
ry, pipes Gin, so boxes Segars, bags Race
Ginger, Seuchong, Hyson Skin and Young Hyson
Tea. For sale lay GEORGE WATT
NOV. d. -1tfl
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E{'Ot ALE, aiitci! youHg nu!atio EVO5ggV
\ I0ytafs OH, hroUslit zap ss nurse & t,u,sS
servant, N q private IAN ~ The co,,nt,,, :,
"lu"-to d1AH about ~ or ,, brought ND ,s an or
'ir a'H driver IN DC sir9u family Also, f. val,
,ie '''',' wen prose MOLLG Credit Tor 3.tibs
OF the vaIue and for ~ months yin bc
receivng proper security. Arpy to Mr. Moi
MeCoull ~ g. f' " t5 "a. I've"
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nifty DOLLARS RhWARD-Was taken
T. out of my stable last night, two HORSES,
one chesnut sorrel, about i ieet 10 or IL inches
high, q natural PAGER; the othera bright bay, S
feet high, star and snip in his face, one white
foot, remarkable ga carriage when in harness.
Whoever delivers the said horses, or either OF
them, to me, shall receive ten dollars re ward,
and the above reward. on conviction OF the thief
Likewise my riding Saddle and Bride, about
hall worn, with heavy plated bit and stirrups
RICHARD ADAMS.
nov is. 1t
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w IN I'D rs a guJoa in s. private family
~ pcrsot qualified to tcdcn rfe Latin and
Eng. Tan iGigia%es Frmmaticnlly, and Artamc-
tc--"rplF ~ i.ie Printer Nnv Is 1t1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-11-18

uHf LANDING from tie SIP Tsideat, IRON,
CANON via New oik, and Cor sal, by ,he
sr7scr'-r ct ms iitOce'y Store, between A5cs rs
k'"'N' Drake end ,'.yiOr's store, and Messrs
ca ~, Richard & Co
Frssh U'i'po wdcr J'Et N . ID. lead cannsters
DO d. Esh'ng Go. IN IA ID bUNes.
~. 'l2. 10. do. single pound.
DO. IMPERIAL do
DO. Nyson Gomez, Tyson Chulang g: best Yy.
10 Voting Hyson and Tyson SKIM,
-" SmcHcnS Patrc ..nd common Souchonc,
~ ~in"msdto BE- very ro1G.
~ We. "a few te. aaA coffee Sett-, elegant
and ii8 git SIEVE Porcelain, seine sparl;ii
C'""ol"'n". Nd BIZ guady tlu Clos q. Va,rco',
V-.ies nc f"te Rose, pt tie ycrv best cu,lity
hUSlN LAFOREST.
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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-11-18

KITn.L be sold, to the highest bidder, on Fri
~ day the 25lh inst. at the late residence of
Goa Smith, decd in Chesterfield county, about
four hundred barrels OF COIN. together witt,
tite present years crop OF oars & FODDER,
consisting 81 alont forty thoUsan1 weight of SUI
pcr'orqr,Idy. TINS will be nude known on Tia g
day OF sale, Dy PETER +. SMITH,2 a.,
JNO. HOWLETT,S |'a"' u.s.
gov 10. Leptd31
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-11-18

k1OTICE.-I shall petition the next General
Assembly, to be exoneratefl from keeping
up the Cause way opposite my Ferry and through
the Marsh Of Moore Fauntlerov, deceased
LAURENCE MUSE.
TappahanDock, Sept 20. (tfN