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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-08-26
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NOTWITHSTANDING the increased
/ IN number of newspapers in tie Cnited
States, the SUBSCRIBER is induced 10 believe,
| from the population and commercial IMPORT.
ance OF Alexanlria, that another print Will
{ meet with the appreciation and support OF Its
| citizens. Situated as the town is-on hne
| nayigable river, with rich interior TO sup
! portit, and6nly six miles from the Capitoi OF
the Union it must, at no distant period, &C
| cording to the natural course OF events, be-
come city Of wealth and magnitude.
Although our trade is at present cut Oft
from the world by suspension of intercourse
with foreign nations, it is anxiously i.oped
that the two great ccntending powers OF Eu-
rope, who, from an infringement on our rights
have occasioned this severe, but necessary
measure, will feel the full force of its opera
ton, and be compelled to respect the just
clalms Of the American flag Ii however,
ly their continued aggrcssions, our govern
rent is under the necessity eli opposing force
by force, we have not single doubt but the
patriotism and yalor of the American people
VIII meet the event with fortitude, and sacri-
ice every private enjoyment to preserve Cur
national independence.
AS it is usual, and necessary for an Editor
to express his political sentiments, he consi-
ders it sufficient to declare-that he is warmly
attached to the government of the United
States, and q supporter of the present admi-
nistratlon.
In undertaking the management Of paper,
he is fully convinced of the difficulty of the
charge and would shrink from the task, but
for the hope of indulgence from liberal pub
lie.
EzrI1Ur urt,, however, endeaVor to give
his readers summary, and occasionally de-
tail of foreign and domestic news. Political
subjects will be attended to and also, all
ether matter that may tend to benefit society.
Attention shall be paid to the local interests of
the town and district and pains taken to give
an early and satisfactory account Of the pro-
ceedings of Congress.
With this outline of his Intentions, he sub
mits these propositions to the cilizens of Alex
andria fol- their countenance and support -
assuring them, that although the RECORD
Err is intended to be firm defender of Anne
rican rights and principles, its columns shall
never with his consent, and while under his
control, be made the medium of SANDER or
misrepresentation and that no exertions
shall be spared to make it as useful a vehicle
Of Information as his abilities will admit of.
John WeltCott, Jun.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-08-26

AN the first day of this month young
4 Negro Man named JERRY absconded
from my plantation in, the upper end of Fair.
fax county--he has bsen seen at different
times in this town it is supposed that he is
harborcd by some person or persons In it,
he is about feet S or 6 inches high, strong
made, very thick lips, large eyes, sore upon
ore of his legs, occasioned by burn. will
give $ Dollars Tor experimenting and deliver.
ing him to me, and further sum of 10 Dol
lars for conyicting, by proper testimony, the
person or persons who have harbored Ian.
Jas. Keith.
August q. wm&th
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-08-26

eies Prizcs-amountiHg 10 Doiis. fo,ooo
1882 Blank SUM raised ~ ono
including expence,
From the above Scheme, it appears that
there. are less than two blanks to prize, and
thai the prizes are to be paid svitaou' dsdue-
NON.
The drawing viii positively commence en-
The s4,h Of next month, and will be compiet-
ca IN ten weeks. TICKETS at S. SO cents,
DR. sale at R. GRAY's Book STORE, where
shs drawing oil all tickets sold by him Will DC
examined free of expence. Prizes intiie last
New York Lottery taken in payment Tor TICK
cts in this.
Orders for tickets from the country, enclos.
ing the cash postpaid, viii be punctually
attended TO, and carly Information given OF
their fate.
July l3.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-08-26
Charitable Marine Society Lottery.
The drawing begins this.elay.--First drawn
blank entitled to Two Hnndred Dollars.
RORFR r. CRAY

BOOKSELLER AND sTATIeNER, KING-sTREET.
HAVING made a purchase of a numbet
Il i of TIcKErs in the above Lottery, of.
fers them for sale, in whole, half, or quarters
until further notice, at the following rate.
Whole Tickets, S5s75
Half do. 3 90
Quarter do. SO
The price will be regulated as the drawing
proceeds by the state OF the wheel, informa-
ton OF which will be given at any time, by
applying as above.
Warranted undrawn tickets will be ex-
changed for prizes, or the highest price in
cash given for prizes as soon as drawn. All
ticke.s sold by r. GRAY, will be examined,
and uiaiormation respecting the Lottery
given without charge.
An0llSt % y
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Scheme of a Lottery,

rorthe purpose OF raising a sum OF money to
Ed the funds of the Charitable lia7lne 80
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August q.
FOR SALE.

FOX. SALE.
r WILL SELL the HOUSE wherein I
Il live on the cornerof Washington and
Kiag streets, on credit of u, Is. Is, 81,
and "a months.
Robert Young.
July IL.
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Sales at Vendne.

every Tuesday and Friday.
Isast VILL BE SOLD
J. &. vendue Store, corner OF Prince and
n Water streets.
! ! variety II Dry Goods, Groceries, &c.
n..,;e,Dsrs of which Will be expressed in
s;,ls 81 the day-All kinds of goods
= are on limitation and the prices OF
In are established, can at any time be
:'s.a and purchased at the lowest Limitation
P. 6. Marstcller, v. NJ.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-08-26

slss Prizcs-amountiTg to
1852 Blank SUM raised
including expenCe,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-04-29

ne TAPPAHANNOCK RACES will
4 commence on Wednesday tho 18th of May,
1T pAy--The Jockey Club Purse of four hun.
sred dollars, iuIs mile heats
:, I'd DAy-- The Jockey Club Purse Of three
hundred dollars, three mile heats
1d phY--A Swcepstakc for three years old
Cots and Fillies, two mile heats, one hundred
collars entrance tle subscription will remain
open until the 25tI May.
be-}hfs as foilotra--A gcd horses 13Olbs 6vears
ca l29l5s. . DO. do HOBS. d do. do 1O0lbg. 6
Go. 10 o5lbs under three ycars, feather Mares
and Ceidngs allowed 3bs.
IN consequence Of the following resolution Of
tne Cab, there is no doubt the members viii be
Punctrd 81 paying their Subscription, as the mo.
ney om each day viii be placed in the hands of
TIC Judges.
FesofS.A, That The Secretary shall have the
Rules tthe Club print q and furnish each mem.
Ger with aco?,, and Chat list Of the members
s'"u Do hanpedi 10 the Club ON the first day OF
q PACE, % be- read iu tie diane room, stating
Mho has aH,l who has not paid their substitution.
ARTHUR 5. BROOKE NBROUGH.
SeS/sIaC aq4 Treasurer
,',''.sh -. lept25A4H
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-04-29
CT pUBLIsHED BY THOMAS RrTcHIE, oPPo-
SITE THE Posr-oFFIcE, AT FIVE DOLLARS
FER ANNuM, PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.


NIOTICE-Bv virtue of a deed OF trust from
4 WIN. Rawlei@h, dated the 25th day of De-
eember, III the year 1907, and recorded in The
district court Of Richmond made to secure The
payment of debt due from the said Rawleigh
to Samuel Myers-lVill be exposed to sale, at
Auction. ON the premises, Saturday the 9Th
ofncxt month, at IL O'Clock in the forenoon, all
that LOT of GROUND or xEMrN'r on Shockoe-
Hill, in the city of Richmond, which, the said
Rawieigh bought OF Sitnpkin Bryan This piece
of ground is twenty feet aad :, half in frc,st, ON
The street, and runs back 10 feet. ThePe,is on
ii a a new tlrec story Brick House, lately built
by said Raw.eigh--Sixty days, credit viii be al
lowed FOR twelve hundred dollars ofthe purchase
money, nndtwelve months credit tor Shc residue ;
the purchasers giving negotiable -aoteb, with up
proved cndorscl.s But the title 6 the property,
rs well AS die possession, NiH &c retained until
the not~4for l2ec dollars is pa3; ana if not paid
ut the Dank OF Virginia at the fIle It falls due,
the SAID LOT or TENEMENT VIII mt any time
thereafter, wheotlie subscriber shall tilnl, pro-
per, be sold by him ut auction, under the deed
eftrust aforesaid, for ready money: And if on
such second sale, it shall produce less than il sold
fer at the first sole, tle' the first purchaser to-
gether with the eisGoi:ser or cnd5rsers to his
notes, will DC liable Tor the deficiency but fit
shall sell for more, the surplus will be paid to
the first purchaser In case &C second sale, ten
days notice sheFacf siiall be published in one of
the news papers printed in the city Of Richmond.
CHARLES COPELAND, Trustee
Richmond, April 90. G26] E2w]
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-04-29

NJ oTICE--By Write cfa deed of trust from
u VIM. Rawlcigh. ta;et. the dayof this
month, made for the benefit of his creditors,
whose names are annexed te the sad deed
VIII be exposed to sale, at Auction, at u
o'clock ofRhc day mentioned in the above adver-
tisement, four si.AvEs,--A Man, two Women,
and GiIl--A Wagon and four Horses-Six
Mules and three Carts--Two Cows, and all the
Houshold and Kitchen Furniture ofthe said Raw
leigh. Six MONKS credit will bealiowed for ali
sums above fifty dollars. The purchasers giving
negotiable notes, will. approved endorsers, pay
able AT the Bank of Virginia. And cash must be
paid for I'll purchases under City dollars arti-
Gle will be delivered til the money is paid, or :,
note given above.
ROBERT HYDE, n
CHAS COPELAND, s
April Do. .f2w]
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-04-29
DOMESTIC.

A LETTER
TO THE HON. HARRISON GRAY OTIS
Ameni6er Of the Senate Of Massachusetts,
THE
PRESENT STATE OF oURNAr1oNAL
II FFAIR
WIN Rea''a'fs upon lir. PIcKER1Nc's LETTER,
To the ovERNoRo Of ne CoMMoNwrA1ru
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-04-29

OS'f OR MISLAID, a bundle of papers,
- wrapped IN a piece of dressed sheep-skin,
either between my house & Richmond, or Ches-
terfield Court House--amongst the papers are,
three bonds from Dutoy and John Porter, to Jo;l
Estes, for < AZ los each, payable ono in April
1905, 1906 and 1807-one other. bond from Mai.
William Brown to myself for G34 los 3dr--ore
twenty Dollar note ofthe bank of Virginia
some OLD paper money; say one $4,000 bill, a
number OF other papers of various descripti-
ons- Should amy person find them CT give nforma-
lion, tpat get them shall be reasonably re war
ded-l likewise caution all persons taking IN as
signment for said Bonds.
WM. LOCKWOOD.
Chesterfield County. ADrl 90 (1ti
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-04-29
Chesterfield County, April %. (9t)

-CELECT SCHOOL.-This school is removed
~ to the former Loan-OAice, opposite to the
Swan Tavern.-The instructions given are in the
Latin and Greek languages, Rhetoric and Ma
thematics, &c. The School hours are from
O'Clock III the morning to 3 i'll the afteynoon. The
pupils are limited to twenty, and that number
is not f!ieo, up at present, a few will be received
The fees of tuition are fifteen dollars quarter,
payable IN advance. There is no additional charge
upon the Scholars first entering, nor is there any
tor fuel. FRANCIS S. O'REILLY
Richmond, April 5. feolnn.l
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-04-29

z NGLISH x Co
- BY the John Adams, St Jofsls, from Liver.
pool, is, Calvert .Sreet, have received their re-
grlar supply of GOODS calculated Tor the pre-
sent and approaching season.
Cambrick and Common Calicoes,
Plain and striped Dinites,
Printed Marseles Vcstng,
White Jeans,
furniture Chintz,
Do. Dimites,
London Superiine Broad Cloths,
Do. do Cassimeres,
Yorkshire fine Cloths and Cassimeres,
Patent Nankeens,
Cords. Grandureils, Cotton Cassimares,
% and 4 Cambgick Muslins,
Japan, Haricord and Check do.
Plain and Figured Null do.
Lenc, Victory, Riddle &c. do.
Celered do. do. do.
d Plain Book do
Ginghams, Silk do
Sattns, Persians and Sarsnets,
Bonnet Silks, Silk Cloves,
Silk Handkerchiefs, Fancy Shawlse
Cotton Umbrellas,
Do. Braces
Do. Laccs and Footins.,
Do. Cuttings,
English Kid Gloves,
Cotton Hosiery,
Handkerchief,
Fringe and Bed Lace.
Cotton and Linen Checks, Buttons,
Birmingham Ware, &c. &c
In store, few dozen gentlemens' best Beaver
Hats, from Marseilles.
These Goods will be sold low for cash, or un-
doubted paper at 90 days.
Baltimore, Aprill9. GOO
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-04-29

IMPRESSED SEAMEN-It has been repre-
4 sented to the Secretary of State, that Nathan
Thompson, Thomas Williams, Benjamin Baenell,
Joseph Setta, Joseph Cox, Charles Retlling, Sa-
muel Fenshaw, a. Girtlon, Samuel Clapsen, WI
liam Thompson, John Brant, Thomas Webben,
Matthew Soderborn, F. Race, George Smith,
William Brown, Minor Smith, William Bender,
Robert M'Cord, William Price, Henry Muller,
David Porter, Benjamin Young, Charles Ander-
son, Isaac Gatnes, Thomas Cook; William Jones,
John Galloway, Peter Lewis, Thomas Marcunl-
Der, John MalviIle, Daniel M. Hogan, lanes
Boggs, William Tel, John Jason, James Carney,
John Lemant, William Lindsey, Nicholas Miller,
John Porter, Peter Murphy, James Patterson,
John Skinner Thomas Alien, Christopher Styon,
!. c. Brecket, Jno. Swaine, Jno. Jarvis, VIM. A.
jennings, Theodore Young, James Hoyt, Joseph
Rosey, John TIL, Joseph Haswcll and John VIII
liams, who call themselves American citizens,
have bcea impressed and are now detained in the
British service. The friends Of these men arc
hereby no-itied, that upon their transmitting to
this department, proof of the citizenship, toge-
gether with description of tine persons of the a.
boye named sca,nen, measures VIII be taken to
procure their discharge
DEpARTMENT OF STATED
April IS, 1903
Or The Editor of the National Intelligencer,
and the Editors of such other paSsys ~ publish
the laws Of the Union, in the iiIantlc States are
requested TO insert the above notice three times,
ia their respective Gaze,tes.
Aprii2 rStl
G PKINC < SUMMER GOODS.-RIcHARp
~ BRooKE has Just received a full assortment
OF GOODS, suitable for the present and ensuing
season, all of which he Will sell low for cash
Among which arc
SuperGnc and second Cloth,
Superiine and second Cassmeres,
Twiilcd and Tabby Velvet,
Hunters constitution and silver Cords,
Cotton Cassirneres and English N:nkeens,
India Nankeen,
Bandannah, RNIlmalI and Madras Hkfs.
White and cOloured James,
Do do. Marseilles,
Callicoes and Chintz,
Pink, blue and purple Cinghams and Muslirs,
Dimity and Canibra-ls Dimity,
Furniture do.
Linen and Cotton Checks.
~ and 70 Irish Linen and shifting Cotton,
o-9 and Ga Canbricks,
Plain and Figured I.enoes,
Elegant null mull Robes and short Dresses,
Worked and Figured Sasnets aud Grapes
Real Lace Veil black snd white,
Narrow AID broad black Laces,
Fashionable Scaris and ShawlS,
Gentlemen and Ladies' silk and cotton Hose,
II, 10-l Danask Silk Shawls, and
case fashionable BonCets and Head Dresses,
Just from Paris.
April y. Ttf1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-04-29

HE BROAD-ROCK SPRING RACES
will commence the 18th day of May next.
The LIST day, the Jockey Club Purse of s 400,
four mile heats.-rhe ID day the Propretor's
Purse of s 200 three mile heats.--The third day,
purse OF Is 100 two mile heats-Entrance s 20
For this purse, any person may run horse whe-
Their he is a member of the Jockey Club or not
Agreeable to The Jockey Club weights, winning
horses for the first and second days races not al
lowed to start for the third days purse
Wa. BALL, Proprietor Of the Field
April 10. T6tTl
LTOR SALE.-50 ton country and Swetles l.
Z ron assorted, 2 ton Nail Rods, few hhds
Northern Whiskey, and few Bales prime Cot
ton.
Likewise, just receiving q 900 weight of
choice Bacon, among which are $50 hams-All
OF which we win dispose of Oh reasonable terms,
for cash Or Il short credit
RUSSELL & WALLACE.
Left corner Of street leading to Bva's
Warehouse.
April d Cep1mF]
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-04-29

M AHOGANY.-The subscriberhas nine logs
Iva MAHOGANY for sale on low terms for cash
or good paper. EDWARD JOHNSTON.
Rockets, April %. TAI
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-04-29

II ROKERAGE AND COMMISSION BUST
- NESS.-'rhe subscriber respectfully offers
h5 services TO bis friends and the public. in the A.
boye line Ofbt sinsss &Rd socits their patronage.
G. CFEENHOU.
A<c- ~ loawg1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-02-06

I &JKOPOSALS for carrying the MANS of the
United States on the following post-roats
Will be received at the General Post Office unit
the 18th day of February next
J. From Fredericksburgh by Orange c. h. Mil.
ton and Charlottesville to New-York once a week
Leave Fredericksburg every "Wednesday at
p m and arrive at Charlottesville on Friday by {
a. n, --Leave Charlottesville at a. m and arrive
at New York By Ii 4. m.--Leave New-York eve.
ry FRIDAY at p. arrive at Charlottesville by S
p m and arrive at fredericksburg on Sunday BY
10 m.
2. From New-York by wanesboro' to .Staun-
ton once week. Leave Staunton every Friday
ut 3 a. m. and arrive at New-York BY II a. M
Leave New York every Friday at D. M and ar
rive at Stanton by 6 p IN.
}. From Richmond by Goochland c. h. Coum
bia, Rising Sun and Mtopto Charlottesville once
week. Leave Richmond every Tuesday at p.
H. and arrive at charlottesville OH Thursday by
6p. m.-Leayc Charlottesville every Saturday at
, a IN. and arrive at Richmond OH Monday by 1 /
4. IN.
a. From Lancaster by Elizabethtown, Middle.
town, Harrisburg, Carlisle and Shippensburg to
Chambersburg times a week-Leave Lancaster
every Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 4 D. m
ana arrive at Chambersburg on Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday by Top m--Leave Chambers
burg every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at
a m and arrive at Lancaster by II D. m
s. From Chambcrsburg by M'Conne.lstown,
Bedford, Somerset and Greensburg to Pittsburg
three tunes week Leave Ch;mbcrsburg eve
ry Monday, "Wednesday and Friday at ) a. m ar
rive ct Somerset on Tuesday, Thursday and Sa-
turday by 9 p m. and arrive at Pittsbure on Thurs
day, Saturday and Tuesday by 10 a. rn-Rcturn-
ing, Leave Fittsburg every Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday at p m. and arrive at Chambers
burg the next Friday, Monday and Wednesday
by g p. m. C
NOTES
l q IL.
routes are to be i'll operation on the lst tlav OF A
pri next and TO continue in force one year Con-
tracts for the two last are to be in operat
on on the lst day of July next and continue until
the 30th of September 1909
I'd. The contractor viii be subjected to the u
sual penalties for delays and failures, which will
be specified in the contracts
GIDEON GRANGER,
POST Master General
General Post-oif'ce, Jan. z 2aw6w.]
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-02-06

a DVERTlSEMENT-W be sold on Sa-
a turday the the 9th day Of February, for
ready money, on the premises, valuable Tract
OF LAND, lying in the county of Halifax, on
Staunton river, containing seven hundred and
twenty-five acres, more or less 1t was once the
property of Samuel Behll, was sold by him to
William Moseley, and mortgaged by Moseley to
Robert Andrews& John Price, trustees of Beall,
tossecurc the payment of the purchase money
The indenture of mortgage, which was recorded
IN the general court, bears date the 22d day of
June, 1795.-At the same time and place, such of
the SLAVES rs are described in the said mort
gage and may be produced by the said Moselcy,
will also be sold for cash.-Thc sale is made by
virtue of adecree of the superior court of Chan
Gerry for the Richmond district, pronounced in
suit therein depending, in which the said Price,
surviving trustee, is plaintiff and the said Nose
ley is defendant and for the purpose of raising
the following sums with interest, viz :--E 108 Is
with interest at the rate of S per cent from the
lst of January, 1885 los . with like inte-
rest from the LIST day of January, 179&-G 101 10
with like interest from the 1st day of January,
1855 o7 II with ike interest from the LIST
day of January, 1865 90 S with like interest
from the LIST day of January, 1875 81 II with
like interest from the 14th day of July, 1902, and
IS dollars SO cents, the costs of The subtitle
residue of the money decreed to be raised, the
plaintiff does not pretend to claim, as appears by
an endorsement made by the clerk Of the said
court on the order dissolving an injunction OBJ
tanned by John B. Scott, to stay the sale of the
said land, which endorsement is copied from
writing filed in the suit first above mentioned, by
the plaintiffs agent and attorney.
THE COMMISSIONERS
Ricf,uouI Erb d. 1919 80,
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LONDON. Decemher Z

Sir Robert Wilson, it is said, has brought
intelligence to- government, which he heard
on high authority at Petersburgh. that Bona
parte has determined t0make immediate
preparations for the invasion Of this country.
Ireland, or Scotland, it is supposed, will be
the first object of lbs attempt
1t is reported. n letters from Petersburph.
that Gen. Savaly makes it is his boast in
that capital, that Bonaparte will invade this
country with 100000 men.
Government, we understand have receiy-
ed intelligence from Lisbon or so late a date
as the 18th nit. On thc night of the nth.
Council was suddenly assembled, at which
all the Ministers tended. At this meeting
it was announced that the Portuguese Anbas-
sador at the Court Of Madrid had been Or
dcrcs to quit that city in q hours that the
invasion Of Portugal was determined upon
and that the advanced guard of the French
army would pass the frontiers OH thu 18th of
November. In consequence OS these indica-
tions of hostility, it was resolved that allthc
cdcts and proclamations which had been is.
sued against British commerce should be inn
mediately resCiGded; ahd that The Court.
whenever the danger became imminent.
should embark for the Bra2hs. The sta e.
ment IS sanctioned By the circumstance of a
number Of licences having been Yesterday IS
sued for the protection of vessels clearing out
for the ports of Portugal
A vessel has arrived from Caen, froun
whence she sailed on Tuesdav last There
were several American fessels at that pcrt
under detention, upon suspicion oftheir hav-I
lug touched az Britain. The masters werel
very apprehensiye that orders would be
given for their confscation. 1t was report
ed there tia, Bonaparte had demanded hve
millions Of dollars Of his Prussian Majesty,
and that eight of the strongest Prussian for
tresscs should be garrisonedb by French troops.
till the conclusion ofthe war. The insosence
and tyranny Of Boraparte know no bounds.
He will not even be at the trouble of assign
ing plausible excue for the destruction Of
his victims. How is the King Of Prussia tn
raise upwards Of miilioD sterling The 70.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-02-06
. ANTIGUA Rum,

cash SALES--In PURSUANCE of a deed re
- trust, executed by David Ross, esquire. bear.
ing date the 18th day Of December, 1905, TO Sc
cure the payment OF fourteen thousand five hun.
dred dollars and some arrears Of interest due to
WIN. b. Gjlcs, esq.
Wiil be sold forready money, at the front door
Of the Eagle Tavern, in the CITY Of Richmond ~,
Saturday the 10Th day Of next month. be, yyeen
the hours oftwcye and three O'Clock of that da,
q tract OF LAND IN the county of Henrico, call
co the SEVEN PINES Containing by estimation
one thousand acres Also, a tract Of Land in the
same county, on -Four Mile creek, being the same
"ilereoh col John PleasantJ formerly resided, con
talng by estimation foGrhrndrcd & sixtv acreS Al
80, tie Norwich Mills, situated in the said com.
fy ct Henrico, together with forty acres of Land
attached thereto, binding on Baley's creek and
-Four Mile Creek. GEO: HAY.
BENZ. HATCHER.
January IS rentdsl