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NOTICE.

The subscriber Informs the public, that he
manufactures and has for sale, at his manu-
factory corner of Prince and Fairfax streets,
& STILLS OF all sizes, commonly used for
distilling grain or fruit.
A general assortment of TIN WARE.
SHEETIRON. STOVES and STOVE
PIPES made at the shortest notice.
Every kind Of PLUMBING WORK Ell
ther for Ships or Findings, done in the best
manner.
The BRASS FOUNDRY BUSINESS
in all It's branches is carried on under the di-
rection OF Mr.. n ELLI,fll1 fLE7ChEl2,
who has had many years experience, and as
workman is exceeded by few.--As the Brass
founder business Isl partnership, application
must be made TO William Fletcher, who will
undertake to make CRATES handsomely
ornamented with Brass, agreeable 70 any pat
tern or price, and will execute the work In the
very best and neatest manner and ON the most
reasonable terms.
The highest price given for Old tohlsfr,
Brass, Pewter, Trad and IRON. {.
George MsMunf1.
Ostobsr IS.
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mo. a3s5.
t. City Tavern and Hotel,
M EY 1.N ID Il III:
At THE SIGN OF THE GHAPEs.
WILLIAM CATION.

q From the City Of .4anzat olis, 7laaryland1
ESPECTFULI.Y informs his FRIENDS
In and the ppRLzc, IS general, that he has
taken that justly celebrated Inn, in this city,
called The CITY TAVERN and HOTEL,
lately in the possession of Mr.. l.]oAs Gads6y.
lie hopes, by assiduity and attention, to give
the greatest satisfaction to every person, as
no 'exersions on his part shall be wanted to
keep up the high characters which this Ia
yern has, as being one of the best in the Unf-
on and assures them that he viii always
have an assortment OF the best liquors and
good walters.
Travellers and others win meet withigcod
accommodations at the above house, On rea-
sonable terms.
Bearders are taken BY the day, week,
mouth or year.
P The papers from all the sea-ports on
the continent are regularly taken and flied at
the Coffee House, adjoining ahc tavern, and
are Tor the use Of strangers.
~ suppers can be had from six to twelve
O'Clock In the evening, at a short notice,
from one to twenty.
..H0pc1i6er / s., Gtf
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SATURDAY., Nov ! Il i %, 1885,
JUST RECEIVED
For Sale at r. GRHY's Book Stsre, As'sS-

~ Street
THE POWER OF RELIGION,
Onthe mind, in retirement, affection and at
8 the approach Of death. q
! Exemplihed iii the testimonies and exPcyl.
ence of persons, distinguishe BY their great
ness, leasning OF sirtaa.
ss6s'Tis Immortality lis that alone
ssSAmiist life pains, abascments, cmpti-
ness,
g The Soul can comfoit, elevate and Ell. "
YouNa.
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LIBBY e. GARNE

TTAVEs just received about so Grkins ard
4 4 tubs of vesy excellent BUTTER, a,
few bushels of new Timothy and Clever Seed.
Brass Anelirors, Stoves of different kinds for
burning COAX Box, Tin-plate and Franklin
do. About 90 kegs Of glazed FF and F Gun.
poyder.--T hey expect, every hour, the arri-
val Of their FALL GOODS, which, with
those On hand, will make their assortment
very complete They have on hand as usual,
Bar. Iron, Hoop Iron, Piough-Piates, Cast
ings, Cut Nails, Hhssefed and German Stceb
Wool and Cotton Cards, Sc, siss- @
November Is. cost Z
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CAUTION.

S a IL persons are cautioned against pur-
( :. chasing the Land Thomas West offers
Iorsale, as his revocation of my powers, made
without consulting me, comes rather too late.
| make this known, as his iasva itndc may
not be confined to me alone. My powers
were unlimited, and intended to secure 10 DR..
Semmes and myself money due US and in
addition to which have since made advances
for his comfort, and incurred other expenccs
attendant on the power.
James S. Scott.
November II st
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ITajl7ssrgton and Alexandria I4Y'a-
Pske coasbd1sy.

>Y~HE Stockholders of the Washington and
4 Alexandria Turnpike Company are here
by noti,ied that the Fourth Iastalment OF en-
Dollars on each share is called for by the Pre-
sirent and Directors of the said Company, and
is requircs to be paid to Charles Page. Trea-
ssrer, in Alexandria, on orbefore the 18th day
sf December next, agreeable to an act of Con-
press, entitled 6 An act for the establishment
Of 4 Turnpike Company in the county of A.
iIexandrla, in the district OF Columbia.
By order Of the Directors,
G.. DENEALE,, President.
November IA.
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BIZ LI.NDLEY MURRAY.

T. = 6
From the thirteenth English edition, eRlarg
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NEW BEER.

vTvI5E subscriber has received supply Of
Il. BEER from Craskey's Brewery, Phi-
ladclphlal of very fine quality. ~
John Macleod
Nov, IA. cost
NIB. onhand, 4 fewhalf barrels and kegs
of BARLEY.
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)n every Tuesday and Friday.

I]n every EeSQdy Aha llLa y !,
WILL BE SOLD
a. the Vendue Store, corner OF Prince and
= SsSsk Water streets.
I u ,,,sy:s Byso Dry Goods, Groceries, &c.
'par.;cuJars ofwhieh viii be expressed IN
,ses !;,,s Of the day Al kinds Of goods
. vb;eh are on Limitation and the prices OF
which. are established. can at any time De
I ,;easd and purchased at the lowest limitation
AMI prices.
r. G. Marsteller. y. NJ. 81
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From the thirteenth English edition, eslarg
ed and improved by the Author.
Price handsomely toltnd and ieHered, doll0''
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John G. LADD,
Has FOR Sale

LAS FOR OALE,
90 bales German Linens, conillt-
inc of brown and white Rolls, Haxen Os,s-
bnrghs, hcmpen T:eklenburslis, Burlaps, y
Checks and Stripes.
1000 pieces Nankeen
Russia Sheetpg and Duck
4 bale Wiring Paper
so bags Of black Pepper Of the best qua
iity, ard viii be sold very low
Sugars and Coffee
80 hhds Molasses
| pipe port Wine
10 do. Holland Gin
S Go. French Brandy
z do.sJamaica Spirits:
A quantity Leather, Shoes, Spets
macitl and Taliow Candies, Cheese, sc. Sa
April e
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FOR SALE.

oa.boarl he Sloop Juliet, Captain son Ter,
from Newpors, now lying at Harshorne 5
wharf
Aquantity Of excellent Rhode
Island Potatoes, Greening Apples Clder'
Cheese. Onions, New-Engiand RUM Sc.-
''S'' s JOAN G. Laid.
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November 2.
FOR SALE,

FUN Oh LIZ
40 Shares Of Potomac Bridge Stock. !,
10 do. Alcxanslria and Washington Road
Tito.
do. Little River Turnpike Koad 90.
"a do Marine Insurance do.
Belonging 10 the estate OF John HGHs.
r. i. Taylor, Exr.
October 4. coA
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Cotton and Stewart
I;o7,g iust au5l;siied tEef,

.Haus, jlIst 5sfi5lsShsa s7.esv
ALMANAC for 1909.
Containing a great Zeal ofuseful and enter
x,;niiag matter For sale bs the Thousand
xrass, or single one.
'ss1xev NIL ea6dei, svsfa all isossi5Ie shsed'
i new Novel, By MRS. Funniest, iiate
liiss GINNING entitled
Tie Exile 81 Erss.
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N . T I C E.

4 THE public are hereby requested to take
notice, that do hereby revoke, make void,
and disannul, the Power of Attorney made to
my son lnonaes Pollard, jun. bearing date
November, 1904, who was tfen resident of
Fairfax county and state of Virginia; and that
all persons whatsoever are forbid from trans
acting any matter or thing respectingar con-
cernif.g me ty virtue Of his power Of attorney
by me heretofore given.
Thomas Pollard.
Shelly County, State Of
Kentucky, Oct Is. St
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-03-24
PANURGE.
EXTRACT OF LETTER FROM WASHING
TON, DATED MARcH 20


g The Negotiation has c,osed-I under
stand, that on the arrival of Mr.. Rose, he
proposed as a preliminary to negotiation,
that the affair of the Chesapeake should be
separated from the other subjects of differ
ence existing between the two countries-
Our government, anxious for the preserva-
ton of peace on honorable terms, determin-
ed to hear whatever might be offered on any
of the questions depending between the two
nations-They consented to negotiate in the
form proposed-Mr Roses powers embrac.
ed only the affair of the Chesapeake
stated to the government, that he had full
power to make honorable eparation-that
he was certain the reparation he intended
to propose, would be satisfactory to the Anne
rican nation.-On being desired to state what
was the reparation proposed to be offered
he required as az preliminary, that the Pro-
clamatioD of the President, prohibiting the
entrance of British armed vessels into our
ports, should be revoked.--He was then in
formed, that if he would state what was the
PREPARATION he was authorised to make, and
1t should appear TO the Government to be
such as ought to be accepted by the United
States, the revocation of the Proclamation
and the reparation might bear the same date,
and be considered as taking place at the
same instant--In answer TO this, Mr.. Rose
declared, that he was not authorised to state.
what the reparation would be, until the pro-
clamation was revoked.-I have no doubt
however, that even if the government could
have consented to an act so disgraceful as
re calling the proclamation, that other diff
cultles would have been made by Mr.. Rose
Circumstances have occurred here, which
induce me 10 believe that he was not sent
here for the purpose Of Offering repara-
rhtion, or Of preserving peace-That his
mission was designed partly for delay, but
principally for the base purpose of creating
division, and o. distracting TIE public coun,
els Of the nation.
In a few days, it is said, we shall have a
communication OH the subject Of our foreign
reiauons.--Every thing in the posseSsion Of
the SoyeFnWtnt, which relates 20 Ehslsnd
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: i SALE BY .4UCTTow
TO THE EDITOR OF THE ENQUIRER.

RoN WORhS.-'rhei following LANDS will
u be sold together or i'll separate parcels to suit
purchasers, at Public Auction, ut Mr.. Chasc,s
Vendue Warehouse, in Baltimore, on SAruR-
DAY the 1fih day OF May next, at IL o'clock
2o,.,41 .creS OF l. AND, more or less, consistns.
OF different surveys adjoining each other, living
IN BAN and Bottetourt countless, in the state of
Virginia, on the Cowpasture river, which enpties
INTO James River. There is on the above Lands.
a great abundance of Iron Ore, Of the best quail
ty, to DC obtained with very trifing expence, near
Manageable water, and situations suitable fore-ect-
ing furnaces and torges. The annexed certifi
cate OF Aaam Clackncr, Gan experienced man
OF good charcter9 is referred to for further par
tr,l.rs. The first named subscriber has also
been on the Lands and examined the situations
on the river for furnaces and torges and is of o.
pa ION mat the nneXedicert ficate Is in every res
pect tUireCt. 90 .,,. 60, ST.
The terms of sale will be 5000 dollars cash
ard lor the esd &c of the purchase money an ex-
tended credit viii be gwen. The titles are be-
heved 70 be unreasonable. The Patents NAV
be seen by application 20 the subscribers
JOSiAS PENNINGTON,
N. BKICE,
Trustees Of the Patentee.
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4 t PRIVATE SALE, at the subs, iber's
L Auction Store-First quality green Cofi >,
Muscovado and Loaf Sugars, NIolasses, old Ma
deira and London p Tenerifie Wines, Holland
GIN, Dem johns, Glassware in boxes, containing
tunblers, VINE glasses and decanters; and an as
sortmentof the best quality DyrcH BoLr1Ne
CtoThs. M. NJ. MYERS.
March 25 rre+I
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CERTIFICdTE


hereby certify, that IN the year 1908. exam.
med the Ore banks ON the above mentioned lands.
and found the ore to be of very superior quail
ty, and IN very great abundance The ore banks
consist of three mountains. and such is the fociI;
~ OF getting the ore, that in my opinion one mann
VIII be able to raise as much as will supply one
furnace. The proper place for furnace is not
more than OF mile from the banks, and for a
Jorge that may be worked with four hammers
about mics distant on good road, there is al
SO an abundance of wood to supply the furnace
and forge' and large quantity of White LIME
STONE near the furnace seat I am of or,,,,o,
that there are two good seats for FORCES, (exclu-
sNe OF the above mentioned) each TO act with
one hammer within of mile of the furnace
upon the whole, | solemnly declare, that in nv
opinion (and have been for many years acouaint.
ed WITT Tie Qualities of ore, and the proper ma
naSement OF Iron Works. the above property mas
more advantages IN every respect, for the esta.
bi'shmeht Oh lKoN WoRKs than any have ever
seen. ADAM CT AcKNEp
March IS Ce.tds7
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TO rnz r7zEHoLDERs OF R1cHuoy

TO The FFEEEoLOERs OF R1cHMoNn
FeiioyO- Cifi5ers,
AT the period when was prevailed On
TO announce rnyself as Candidate to represent
your city IN tue ensuing Legislature I did not
suppose that any other rcpu.I an would have
been BROUGHT tOrWard--1nuch less did antiei.
pate any thing Ike the bold and spirited exerti
ons which have taken place on the part of Some
fedetal electors, in support of federal represen
tatIve-I had Believed that the politicl princples
bfour city were too well known even to- be ouIst;
oned, anilke the pillars of Heaven, too FIRMLY Ex
ed ever 20 be ST. ccsstully assailed so,,te rece1,
occurrences, h0Jvcvey, have led me to fear. thai
in this opinion l am mistaken, and that without
pigiidnee and Immunity on the part of the repub
leans, change must inevitably take place
Holding the principles therefore that / do-f,r;n
ciplc5 upon which have uniformly acted. and
feeling assured, that am not one of those ind;
vduas of desperate views, who would Sacrifice
every thing 10 the accomplishment of their n,,r.
pose, and who, in the pursuit OF power or an.
pointment, care not ut what sacrifice il is Obtain.
ed, have deemed II proper in consequence of the
nOf'li alton of WIN. WRIT, ESQ to withdr.,,
myself as a candidate for Richmond Imrross
ed with the opinion, that my declining will me,
tue election ut republican representative , r. -
that the duty which l owe myself my Co.
and you, require II Of me. This publ JoI,tly
ton OF my sentiments, and this SUR ,I,,.f 70
Pretensfons IN favor of another, g nade ,t'i'.
regard to personal consider ation, and ,nder ~,
oehef 1t will meet your APPRECIATION sbo,,t,1 !,
prove lnsuihcient to preserve ydur esteem. NM
submit ~ lose II rciuaTking at the same tirne
snat Conscious OF having discharged nv dutv.
P'es't's ~ own, To thosG whose patron
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age and support should have met with, tender
my thanks. ANDw. STEVENSON
Richmond, March %, 1903.


my thanks. ANDw. STEVENSON
Richmond, March %, 1903
-
Ga. AhH IN%uiREK'
SIR, LOUISA. Hfoych ID 1909 =
We win thank you to publish IN your pspcr,
that we decine acting as members of the Louisa
county Committee for promoting Col MuAroe's
Election asPresident., The selection of Mr.. Ma
olson for the next President has been particularly
6i"'IiyhS lous. X. fANcEY,
ANDREW KEAN,
PETER CRAWFORD,
THO. GARDNER,
WIN. pRIcE.
We are authorised to state that David Flour
nov, and Albn Cilpiu of Powhatan, have de-
chned serving on the Monroe Committee
We are authorised to state, that A Barnerd
OF Fiuvanna, and William TAYLOR of Mccklen-
burg, have declined serving or the Monroe
Committee. -. ~ :. )
We presume, that there are few patriots and
friends of peace in this country, who will not
tnnk that our administration have gone far e.
nough to obtain peace with G. Bit will not be
astonishing, however, if different language
should be maintained.
L. Plckcrlngs Letter is too grea.a curiosity
to be withheld from our readers
ONE OF THE PEOPLE" No. 3-In our next
Ezra rvM in the last number for sc delicious.
eHG. hNectivcs against the administration" read
del!rous &c"
STRUCTURES on GAscA-FALKLANp and
CoNoN-as soon as possible.
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q LAD, Of lie % 10 Years of age, who can
- produce good recommendation and has -
sufficient knowledge of Arithmetic, NAV hear of
employment ina merchants counting.room in this
city, on application at the Office Of the E,yorI-
RER. March o. rF1t1
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1893 LAY the ~~th Of May,
dred dollars, four miJ,. heats urSe OF iour hum
br "a PAN i1 The Jockey Club Purse Of three
INJURED 9J n "onapS, three mile heats. '''' -
col,. n nA-T -, SweGpsiake for three years ola
d GI,S aa rifles two mile heats, one bu1dreJ
oonn entrance the subscription viii remain
oPrn until tie 25th Nav. '''''''
-, T,ct5h'& as foklozgs-Aged horses 19Olbs 6veo-s
J 'u i(0ibs do. do. Hobs. do. do. 1OObs 2
w 20 oobs under three years, a feather, Macs
AID Geldiugs allowed 3l5s
In consequence Of the following resolution of
Tue C'u1' there IS no doubt the members will be
'ul'c,u u IN Paying their subscription, as the mo.
ney on each day will be placed in the hande IS
tue Judges. ''"'''' %
ReSoLSea That the Secretary shall have fl.
Kuies OF the Club printed and furnish each 49,,
per with copy, and that list OF the rnorr,S1n-
s,' n De handed in to the Club on the first dsc e
e ,,, race, TO be read in the dining room
VINO has and who has not paid Il s,r s.s..'S
arthur 5, .BRQcRENBRo1UJtG:JHli 0n'
Secretary asa Ty.as.,sr
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ME CAROLINE JOCt$EY CLUE URSE
4 vii commence ut the Union Tavern on the,
Goth April next
1st DAY play or pay post Sweepstakes for.
5 wears old Colts & Files, subscribers at g 80
each.
ID DAY-The Jockey Club Pu-se-There are,
50 Subscribers at S 5 each the necessary expen-
ces attending the races viii be drawn from this
purse-dIstance 3 mile heats
Sd DAY-The subscription Of the PrOprietor.
OF the Course Of 80 dollars, with the toll of that
and the preceding days entrance 10 dollars each.
2 mile heats.
Weights agreeably to the Rappahannock Ioc-
key Club PHILIP SAMUEL, Sac'y
Caroline, March 25. (,20tb6 Az
ME SCOrTSVILLE RACES will COM
mence on the Sd Thursday in April-The
1st days Purse is about & 1O0-The Cd dav-
(Proprictors Purse) e 5O-The Sd dav. an eIes
CANT Saddle, Bride, Martingale and Collar, viz
be run fJr A~
WEIGHTS as FOLLOWS:
aged Horses 1873 lbs
Six years 198 ID
Five years I08
Four years JOsP
Three years, DO. 90
Mares and geldings allowed q Inc
WM ARCHER, Sec,,v
HE TAPPAHANNOCTl 49,.
U
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'ERE CAROLINE JOCKEY CLUE URSE
VIII commence ut the Union Tavern on the,
Goth April next
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-01-28
BALTIMORE. 1anuary IS.

The ship seen sunk 10 she bay proves TO
be The William Mnrdock, captain Brooks,
from Amsterdam, belpoging TO and bound
70 Georg-yown, Col. The following is
extracted fsona her !og book: Saturday 25d
Instant, ss4Pn made the land pretty near
with Curyitaek-as half past bore away
no pilot in sight, concluded 10 stand ca,
as i. was likely TO be dark 6ighs and the
wind g--as ha!s past was abreast of cape
Henry light house lat half past 10 wa. run /.
ming np the bay. Tbe ebb tide setting ou,,
sae man as she lead having given fslse sound.
ings the ship struck on the middle ground,
the man assne lead giving at the time Z fs-
,hom; the wind blowing esh the ship struck
very hard and cootinued striking very hard
until two M when she drove off both
pumps, found she had six feet water in
her hold !; the ship filing fast got out the
boats at 5 the water was up to the lower
deck; left the pumps and got the people
and some provisions 10 The boats and drop.
ed as,srn. at halls past she ship went down
head foremost, !hen sighsed and sunk so
low that her qoarter rails were oesriy un'
der, which induced US at that time to cast
of the boats. fearing being sucked down 70
the vortex, found it was food tide and that
we were driving up the bay ;-bsing all
of US wet, the weather looking very bad,
The wisd likely 10 shifsso the N. w. for
the preservation of our lives, conelud.
ed 10 make for the western shore, took
the boats 10 tow with the yawl the wind
being fresh from the eagwsvd, we pre-.
cecded for n. P. Comfort light, wien by
rowing aud towing, at got within . miles
of the poins, when VIC were hnmaOely tax.
en- off the boats by the schooner Harriet.
cap,ai0 Midget, of Norsb Carolina, bound
TO Baltim ore, who took two of the boats in
tow. and ten men DC board, the boatswain
and six meD having permission to go to
Point Com.or. 10 try 20 geta craft to save
what they could from the wreck. The
William Murdoch sailed from the .Texel
the 18Th November 10 ballast. December
90, in Lar. 80, 4S. long. 50 IL, spoke schr.
Mary, Tenaos from Leghern tor Boston,
out s7 days. January 6, in long. 62, lat.
SO. brig Minerva, from New York 10 Cur
racoa, OUT - days. 18Th, LAT. 90, 80,
long, es, schooner Menio-, of East Hud.
son, 4 days from Bermuda for Baltimore.