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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-07-15
From wAsHrScros CRY, July 9.

Government have received dispatches
from our ministers az Paris and London by
lieut., Lewis, one OF the Messengers that
weni opt and returned in the Usage, and
who reached. this city last evening.
We understand that neither France nor
Great Britain have manifested any dispo-
sition to relax IN the regulations they have
adcptedtowards neutral nations, and VIII CHI
haze placed the United States IN 20 unp.ea-
SAINT situation.
The Secretary Of the Navy returned TO
the City yesterday, in cor sequence of the
arrival of the Usage. The Presiten and
all the Heads c. Departments are az pre-
scrt hSfe.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-07-15

The following poetry is taken from work
entitled the Metrical Miscellany, con -
ing of Poems never before published -
Tue world isinGcbJed t. Mrs Ridde, the
intimate correspondent OF Burns, Tor this
beautiful compilation. tbs piece is
written by the celebrated Roscoe the au-
thor of LeoX * IN ny other vaiua5, pro-
ductnus, and who lately wrote an nte-
resting and impressive pamphie; upon the
dangers of Great Britain The pue spi-
rit Of philanthropy which $40 - ia the iol-
lowing lines, must render them III crest
ing to every sensible heart --.4Igus.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-07-15

tits with great regret (says Eoston pa
per- we announce. tn death of the Hon.
flasher AMES, who died at his sea- in
Oedham, yesterday -corning, at o'clock.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-07-15
WRITTEN IN 1858.

From The vine cover'd hills and gay valleys of
France,
See The day-star of Liberty rise,
Through clouds of detrac,ion unwcaried adj
vance,
And hold Its new course in the skies.
An ciidlgcrce so mild with ustre 50 bright,
Al Europe with wonder surveys.
And from desarts Of darkness and dungeons Of
night,
Contends for share in the blaze.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-07-15
tNlonitor.



great many words are uttered, on both
sides OF the ;lncsticn, TO convicce the public
that Francs and Enslsnd have done us
wions, and give us uincien, Cause for war.
This, however, is point that has never
been disputed by Cool, dispassiona e men.
The only question is tn: is is e.rhedicnf
for The Untfed Sfaies to make zvar ujton
Engh.ad AID France? Ii we are TO rush
into war wnenever rsofigate nation
chases t. be r;r.e and inslent, then we a.
bandcn that NECESSARY secretion which
teachSsus a.waysto weigh the concomtant
irNans,ances Of hosulHics before we are
carried into them
iir c:iancIs for US
ne chances against US
Are all to be token into the estimate.
Wiiy should we be hurried into war by
either The French on the Englsh? II we
must fight We will choose our own time,
pace, and weapons. the people OF this
Country know as well when they ought to
night as Bonaparte or George the third
does; and what is more iii they once get
az ~ ,hey VIII shew foreign nat ons that
they understand Now to fight. The Euro
Peaa powers have nearly exlaus ed them
selves by war, and they now want 10 get US
10 u. They envy us the wealth we have
acquired, and wish 70 get i. oack again Ia
some way or another. b..
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-07-15

Let Burke like bat, from his splendor retire,
spendor too strong for his eyes;
Let pe6ants and fools his ei,iIsi0n. admire,
Entrapt in ms cobwebs like flies.
Shall frenzy and soahistry hope Go prevail
Whenr ason opposes her weight
When the welfare of millions is hung in the
scale,
And the balance jet rens6!ss with fate
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-07-15

Genl. Wilkinson, 10 his defence 60 the
Court Martial at Washington, after noticing
the insidicus manner Of attack on his icpnta-
uonr addHciug the most Irresistible evidence
o. the motives q the caianny, aud his own
innocence OF the crimes aIledged against
him, thus elegantly concludes.
Gentlemen, few words more and Ihave
donr. know you are no. 20 DC instructed
III your duty, cut VIII beseech OF you 10
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-07-15

It.s however doubtful whether oDy thing
further VIII be done till the meeting of con.
gress-- If MIR. Jefferson does any thing be-
tore the regular meeting, he viii 90 more
than is expected of him Secrecy seems
now to be the order of the day. During a
former administration, it was a crime to
keep the sovereign people in darkness.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-07-15

o, catch its high import ye winds as ye blowl
0, bear it ye waves as we roll
From the nations that feel the Suns vertical
glow,
To the farhest extremes Of the pole.
Equal rights, equal laws to the nations around.
Peace and friendshipits precepts inpart,
And wherever the footsteps Of naa can be
found,
May he bind the decree on his hcait
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-07-15

All who mid the darkness of might would a.
bidc
That can tas'e the sweet breezes of morn
And who that has drank ofthe chfyslailine tide,
TO the feculent food would return
When the bosom of beauty Tie throbbIng heart
meets
All ! who would the transport decline
And who that has tasted Of Liberty's sweets
The prize-but with Iife--wouid resign
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-07-15

ETfract ofa htter dated Trcaton y. j..
O1f political prospect is, m This state,
as 'Hyorabie as al any pasl period. The
Republicans 20 a man, ond many federal
Is.s, approve he Embatgo, aud the cor.es-
pos. - measures O" he subj q OF
'he Residential election, there is 49, dl-
w. on OF Sentiment in The republican
parry /; alt are decidedly for Madison"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-01-21
"PHIL O-PHO Go N''-and GRE.
N1ARkS on me Presidential Eiecl:on''-~~
as soon as possible
BRIT1su B1ocnADtxe DrckEE.

A respectable merchant of this city YES
terday received letter from Liverpool, dat
ed the 10th of Novcmbcr. It came bv the
resolution arrived at Boston and states,
that the London Gazette Of the 18th notices,
that a supplement- would be published on
the Monday following, with the proclamati-
on declaring the ports Of France and her al
lies in a state 81 blockade....W I. Gd=.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-01-21

Extract Of a letter from Gen. James MI
HANSON, 10 n1e0,6e1' cffhe Virginia Lcgis-
tatNT'e, dated Washington, Jan 1871, 'O8.
- In the dawn OF this attack, demanded
from the President an enquiry intomy conduct.
which was granted for the 18th inst. since
which MIR X has denounced the mode of fri
i al secured to me by the constitution and the
law, and has branded the whole army Tor de-
lection or traitorous propensitics.-Th day
however, alter my character has been wor-
RED and torn and mangled for week. the
House have referred the subject to the
President, aud MY Court will proceed the
DAY after to-morfow, when ] shall open
with q preliminary address, in which YOU
/ shall see some things developed respecting
Clark, to excite the chagrin of every
Bur1ite, Randolphite and Torv in our country.
| "Clark after much afleCtation & more du
pllcitv, after twisting and wreathDg under
the anticipation of the horrors which await
him, has come out with farrago Of perurcs,
ltranscending if possible Major Bruff himself
| authollsc YOU to say that his information
to Congress, IS utterly destitute of truth, that
it Is in the face of his written assurances to
L. Pickering, Secretary OF state, for that
report has been found in Clark own hand
And shall the word en- the oath of sucl,
man, stranger in our country, and an i'm
poster every where, go to sully the fame of
all oftlcero OF thirty years service, by the nm
qualified charge of corruption, without sub
stantiatlng deed, word, fruit or effect, 20 de-
signate the criminal intent or operation of the
foul engagement Harmless indeed, must
be that corruption which produces no SIMS
ter object oF inRuence--and hard indeed the
tate or the man, against whom such foul ale
cations are alledged, whilst his whole life has
manifested an ever flowing current Of hardy,
taithfnl and jealous eXertion in the very cause.
which, it is basely asserted he was bribed 10
bctray. put all my enemies at defiance. &
will submit to eternal infamy, when it shall
be proven by competent testimony, that ]
have ever been guilty Of the commission or
omission Of an act injurious tony country"
EFtyoc1 If Ptetfer from mcmber If Con-
greSs,fo his JtfcndinH e Viygiaia Leg;5-
iafHre, dated The 17fh igsG
-" 1t really appeared TO me, that members
J Yielded from fear TO the extravaganza OF
: Mr., Rand4ph's propcsitenO toinf!uet.ce -
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-01-21
FACTS ARE STUBBORN THINGS

Il hIIS NKE SIUEbVRN THINGS
sfohA p Shiciis'S accco.s egifi e. Il. HaLlers
1907, April 26. To entrance money for
three daughters Of John p. Shields at
S for c. -, according 10 established
rules 6 Is 90
Fees Tor public tuition from tic Goth of A.
Prl for months ONLY, Al 6 10 per quar-
ter, instead of S l. rs usual, ior each of
his daughters 90 90
Music -Inastcr paid Cor three quarters, at
IS e ri r quarter, do 1os 90
Darcing-i iastef for two quarters at S 8
per Do. do IS 90
Two writing desks with locks. keys, ink
stands, stools, &c. 10 so
French books, rulers, pen-kriveS, writing
books, quilts, &c furnished TO his three
daughters during mot.ths IA 81
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-01-21

Lest 1t might be misunderstood, it is pro-
per to state that in CIR observations On
statement from the Argus respecting The
next Presidential Election, we did net mean
to intimate that such letters had not been
received i'll this city, bat that, the arrange.
ment they described, could not have been
made
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-01-21

n. r.
1. Note given % me for tic above batau
Of CASH
2 After the fret quarters no advance Pal,
p Shields, contrary to the establislie,
this institution
8. No interest charged for the delay Of +
4. Music and dancing masters paid ~
self for le three daughters Of Joh
). No charge made for the use Of nay
during nearly 9 months.
9. a deduction of S per quartex
altogether, spontaneously NJ
fees for public tuition OF mi T.
whereas NY usual fee is
each yodug lady, payable
Z. Sundry other minute exr
count OF his three daughs
Thus much in favour of
yet said John y. Shields
ment Of tic 10th iusta
aueHt he doe ~: o-ye oul
II
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-01-21

a member of the Assembly, is sorry that
the SARC III the Enquirer was not more
explicit. IL inviting the members of the
Virginia Legislature to attend meeting at
the Capitol. it is certainly to be understood
that the Republicans alone are Included
He means no. disrespect to the Fedrralists,
|nen he says. thai ON ali poiitical iu.asior,s
there canbe no real concert between the twa
parties.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-01-21
2S9 81

CR.
1907, April 26 BY cash rcceiycdo Of
John p Shields $4,000
Sept. IL DO. do do do Is 90
Oct a. do do. do. Of Mrs
Shields, 20 90
New Coal, mutton, Wagon
hire per his own acct. ~ So
Deduct i69 sc
-
Balance due to c. L. Halter, g 40 ~
NE
MT. nircn a. me E,H IL do. t...i.. =. =.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-11-16
BIZ LIA.DL.EY MURRAY.

From the thirteenth English edition, enlarg-
edaud improved by the Author.
Price handsomely bound and lettcred, dollar.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-11-16
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 Tor
distilliag grain or fruit.
A general assortment of TIN WARE.
SHEET.IRON STOVES and STOVE
PIPES made at the shortest notice.
Every kind of PLUMBING WORK ell
Their for Ships or Daildings, done in the best
manner.
The BRASS FOUNDRY BUSINESS.
in al, its branches is carried ON under the di-
rec;ion OF. Nj. HILLI.d.N FLEICHtER,
who has had many years experience, and as a
workman IS exceeded by fev-As the Brass
founder business is partnership, application
.,rust be made TO William Fletcher, who will.
undertake to make CRATES handsomely.
ornamentcd with Brass, agreeable TO any pata
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 scaharr,
R,u.s. pesyter, Lead and Iron. 49,
George MsMuan.
Gs.oher u.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-11-16
FOR SALE.

hboard the Sloop Juliet, Captain Fowler,
tom Newport, now IyiDg at Hartshorne's
! sharf--
equantity Of excellent Rhode :
aand Potatoes, Grccning Apples, Cider,
Easese, Onions, New England Rum, &c
fpply on board, or to
JOHN G. Laid.
November q.
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P. G. Marsteller, v. N.
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From the thirteenth English edition, enlarg-
ed aud improved by the Author.
Price handsomely bound and lettcred, / dollar.
RECOMMENDATION OF. THE ABOVE WORK.
y We nave. had frequent occasion to speak
Of the diligence, good sense, and good inten-
tons, Of Mr. Murray and we congratulate
him sincerely on the success OF this particular
work. We announce this edition, because the
alterations and additions are SO considerable,
that it is rendered almost new work. -
British Critic, July 1901.
e The examples which MIR. Murray has here
selected, and the judicious reflections which
accompany them, are such as can scarcely iaii
to make the Jest impressions, and to produce
the best effects on all who read them with at
tention. The present edition of this exec
lent publication,w has been long loWn
and commended, is enlarged by the addition
OF twenty-five new characters, filing nearly
one hundred pages"
.dasi-Jaco6in Rsviesv, Jan 1904.
Owe have received the tenth and last ed-
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advertisement. We Can only add to this ac-
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that it will be extensively circulated among
our countrymen."
Tic .imeriean Reuiew y Literary Journal,
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Goa reviewing this book, in its improved
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and the general tendency OF the work such
As induces us strongly to recommend i, espe-
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mcnt mingled with instruction
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e TIE rapid sale Of this small but valuable
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lust PUBLISHED,

Ind for Sale at
PoBERTs CRAY's BOOKSTORE,
ENG STREET, ALEXANDRIA,
The Revifed Code, Volume IL.
Containing collection of all such Laws OF
no Ceuera. Assembly Of Virginia, OF pub
lie and permanent nature, as have passed since
the session, 1901.
Price, nea.iy ooand and lettered, So.
ADELINE MOWBRhY--cr the Niothe
and Daughter a Tale, in vols. by Mrs
OprE-price 81 Is. IN boards.
THE GUTTER, in FIVE Lectures upon the
Art and Practice of Cutting Friends, Ac-
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so cents.
y rlcfober i / -
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FOR SALE.

2 Shares of Potomac Bridge Stock.
y do. alexandria and Washington Road
do. Little River Turnpike Road Go.
= DO Marine Insurance do.
aebnging 10 the estate OF John Watts.
r. L. Taylor. Exr.
saeAer 4. eo,s
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Sasss at Ksadas.

m every Tuesday and Friday,
8 - WILL BE SOLD
I, the vendue Store, corner OF Prince ana
Water streets.
= Veriesy Of Dry Goods, Groceries, &c.
g p.rt;cslyars Of wficI will be expressed In
=. h;lIs Of the day--An kinds OF goods
~ Nh;eh are on Limitation and the prices OF
Men are established, can at any time be
.;swed andpurchased at thelowess limitation
90 prices
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N o tt G E.

! HAVING some time ago authorised Mr.
James Scott, by power OF attorney. 70 dispose
of some lands on my account, in the Vicinity
of she town Of Alexandria; and having now
determined not to sell my lands in that way,
do hereby revoke, aanull, and make VOID
the said power of attorney, and all others
heretofore given by me on that sublect--and
will now treat with any pcrsoa, wishing 10
purchase the said lands myself.
Thomas West.
November 49,. q
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" JUST RECEIVED
Eh,. cyle Mt RI fIRaY,c Roofs.Stnyp king

JUST RECEIVED
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Stfest IS
THE POWER or RELIGION, ~ 3
On the mind, in retirement, ahiiction and at
the approached death. 4
Exemph6ed in the testimonies and expert
ence ofpersons, distinguished by their great
ness, learning or virtud
/. lis Immortality that alone
80 Amidst Iite's pains, abasements, emptl-
ness,
g The Soul can comfort, elevate and ii!l."
YouNG.
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Cotton and Stewart
Have .;iiust hN6hshed ta:rir

Have jiuss hn6hshsa t':s'r
All. MANIAC for 1909.
Containing a great deal Of useful and enters
.,:o;os matter. For sale by the thousand,
gross, or single one.
\ 7Srp spM llu6lisd, wttA az possible sfseea'
new Novel, by Mrs. Plunkett, tate
Mss Csllnipgl entitled
= re Exsls Of Erin.
October s. -.
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REMOVAL,


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arg 3'a o"''n.S" ees0---s = ''s's &c 90
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brown = - ''Au' snu o'''
.oal anu LulnP W.
Groaa 1 r@FpEF - INK; IN h.o, a,a IN.
800 - - D"s' "''0 O'A''
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WEDNESDAY, NovEMBER IS, 1903.

<N1S The fat sailing
Sloop HARMoNy,
JoHH ELLwooD, Master,
y :. Arrived III six days from sdIer--
andria,, and forty-eight hours from Norfolk
i. taking in freight for Alexandra, " asnins-
ton and George own--will sail with al con-
yenicnt speed.
PluladeltsAia, November To-. e
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-01-19
be sold to DC highest bidder, on tho

WILL be sold TO the highest bidder, on tho
W premises, Oh Friday the 5th day of Febru-
AIRY next, the tract of LAND in Amherst county
On which Cornelius Thomas, late OF that county,
resided, titles about four mics from the town
OF Warminster, ard contains 220O acres Great
er part OF it is tobacco land, equal in quality TO a.
ny land in that OF any other county in this state
some fine meadow land and plenty of timber,
tolciable mill on a ucvcr-faiiing stream so or
100 acres cleared and u, order for cropping. |
will seIlthe whole together in lots to suit pir-
chasers Ny terms aic ono fourth in cash, and
'he balance in one, two, and three wears Bonds
with approved security, or u deed Of trust on tie
land will DC required.
REUBEN b. PATERSON,
AHoVtcl in Euct foy Cornelius Thomas.
Buckirgam, Jan. 9. (1aw4wg)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-01-19

FOR SALE.--Hy virtue Of a deed Of trust, ex.
Il ee1iicd e. 'ic Subscriber BIZ Goodman Banks.
dale, to secure t.e payment Of q debt 20 William
CAT, WI b exposed so sale, st public auction.
Tor rcEhS money, on Saturday the 3Oth tits pre-.
sent month G. a,ar,) at CIoi;iiou, Buy,cy's plan.
tatcn, where Christian w BSk er now resides.
Stract OF - M iviuP in Che county Of Abe.
marie. containing one hundred and twelve acr
ana bali, bfiis tnc'ssrnc land said Goodman
b1fksisic purchase Of Douglas BaifsdaIc: Al
go two negro GfEJs. Marin and @oining, or
s,inuch oi tle at7fcssd property 80 viii be surf
e3ent TO discharge lie debt, interest and COS, n.
Iresaid acting rs tfSis-ee for others, Will onl,
sVnVsy the titlC rcstcd in nc as such
-, D.fTiD ANDERSON, Trustee.
Aliton, JsnaAy7. l2awswl
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IN cHANcERY:-Ana4lesgs connty 60, DE.

IN -Afia4leses County Csu,t, De-
4 ce1fsber, 1867
Mary Calls, Elizabeth Minor, Ann Tomkns,
John Mclaughlin and Mary Oyelten his wife,
Peter Cosby, George T'iller and Mary his wife,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES John Cosby, David Cos
by, WIN. Harvey and Judy his wife ------- And
ives and Polly lis wife, and ------- Meliweather
ard Bsrbmy Minor his %ife, Defindan,s.
happening TO the satisfaction OF the court that
the defendants not inhabitants of this Com
hlonweaItb, not having entered their appearance
and given security according 70 the act OF AS
sembly and the rules Of this court On motion OF
the compliments by their counsel, IT is ordered,
that the defendants do appear here at March court
next and answer the compliments bill, that copy
of This ORDER be forthwith inserted in the Enuui-
ter for two months successfully and another post
ed at the front door of The court house OF ths
county Copy, TIL; MUSE, c. NJ. c.
jar. II. r2awS.v1
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6 100000

s 20o,o 900
Subject to deduction of fifteen per cent
Ihe v0luabis Cash PRICES from 200 dollars
and nbSsaras, 10 be determined as follows:
First drawn number the first ten d:ys' drawing,
each 6 200
Ditto ditto Oh the succeeding ten days
each 500
Ditto ditto on the succeeding FIVE DAYS,
each 1000
Ditto ditto on the succeeding two DAYS,
each 5000
ditto ditto on tive last davis drawing: 70, COS
This Lottery win positively commence draw
Eng on the twenty third day ci February next and
viii be completed in IS d.vs at intervals, under
the s,Iperintcndance OF Gentlemen appointed by
the Governor, TO whom approved security has
been given, for the faithful drawing Of the Lotto
y sgrceably To the scheme The numbering for
the wheels has SO far progressed, under the direc-
ton of MIR. James OciieTg, US TO Justify fixing the
day of drawing The cash prizes will be paid at
;r bank IN thir1y DAYS after the conclusion of the
drawing, the Machines and Composition rights
deiivercdto order, payment Of the deduction
rs above AL prizes must be demanded in one
year after the drawing, or they VIII be considered
as forfeited ater that time
TICKETs at one dollar. and so cents each, TO be
had of VIM. Priteiiard and Fitzwhylsonn and Pot
ter.
The price of Tickets viii advance as the draw
ing progresses.
Eote.-Tlc purchaser or holder of every ticket,
will Be entitled To a valuable patent right for ma
nufact,tring Sage, Starch, and Hair Powder, from
Potatoes, By process entirely new, besides a
chance of tic many velu able cash prizes.
Jan IA. (eptf)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-01-19
CASH p III L S.

1900 do. To cofsist Of machines foro-
peping oti-cust worstcd <
open wrought wooIien elo-
thing :qto woool, valued
at ore hundred dolls. each
(Patent rig lit included) 100000
1900 do. To consist OF rights for
manufacturing ornament
81 mouldings for dwelling
houses and shipping, valu-
ed al iii,y dollars each $4,000