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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-10-23
FOR SALE,
October l2-l3..

OxN bIAAAA-9
A TRACT of LAND, where Captain
N james Deneale formerly resided, near
Fairfax court house, containing about 2o6
acres, whereon Mr.. WALTEa Low lives--hs
has rented it for the next year FOR one hun
dred dollars per year. Possession will be
given next Christmas come a year.
a.. ALSO,
A tract of L AND in Fauquier county, ad-
joining the Thorougafare Mill Tract, on the
west side of the Bull Run Mountain, where
on now live, containing between and 500
acres as goody farm as any In the county,
the best meadows in the county, with good
young orchard and good new dwelling house.
It is unnecessary to say any moro about the
above lands, as it is supposed that no person
will purchase without viewing the premises
Possession will be given the place | live on
next new years day. -
James Gunnell.
Fauluier County, Oct. l-9. dtSsth Les
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-10-23
Stolen or Strayed,

FROM the commons adjoining Alexandria,
on or abou: the 9sth ofSeptemter last white
chunky made HORSE, ridge main, newly
shod all round. Whoever will bring said horse
to the subscribers shall be reasonably re-
warded.
I,ihby and Carne.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-10-23
MILITARY LANDS.
For SALE.

FOR SALE,
Or spiH Be exchanged ior PROPERTY in .Aeran-
dria or Us picinity,
A Warrant for 6e6 acres Of Land,
Granted by the state OF Virginia for military
services during the revolutionary war. This
land lies In the state of Ohio, and is said to
be amongst the bes, in the state. Il will be
sold great bargain. Apply to
John Longden.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-10-23
Morocco Pocket-Book Lost.

LOST, Morocco Pocket Book, contain
ing one Ten Dollar Bank n ote, one Lehigh
Lottery Ticket, donors name on the back
note at four months, drawn by H. r: Ora
ham, my favor for Iyl dollars note drawn
by NJ Iamkin, nly,favor, payable first De-
cember, tor upwards 80 dollars sn acknow-
lodged account by l.. Hamilton, Is dollars
some Other notes, orders, and number of
other papers OF no use To ti,e finder; but of i'm
portance to me. The finder viii please to re-
turn the Book and papers, and keep The mo-
ney for their trouble
James S. Scott.
October l9
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TuH Received,
md FOR SHE BY

Iult Received,
yAND FOR SHE BY
CHARLES /. CATLETT,
IS chests Imperial, Hyson, & Young
Hyson Teas.
$4,000 lbs prime Green Coffee.
90 pipes and 8 quarter casks Lisbon
and Tenerifre Wine.
hogsheads Muscovado Sugar.
1000 lbs. Seine fwine.
so boxes Mould Candles.
so do. Spanish Segars.
barrels Pimento.
October s.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-10-23

w SAI1LSO w oISA4CsAN ~ A~~~~S
A GOOD MALE COOK.
Apply tho Printer.
September 81. a.
FOR SALE
At pubic auction on Monday next, on board
the ship HERO. Thomas Cole master
from Liverpool,
1000 buihels of coarse SALT,
in lots to suit purchasers.
October Is. dts.
JAMES BACON
Begs leave to inform his former customers
and friends, that he has
Recommended the Grocery Bahness,
AT his Store on King near Washington
street.
WHERE HE OFFERS FOR SALE,
A well chofen aaortment OF
goods, in that line,
Warranted genuine, particularly his
TEAS, WINES & LIQUORS,
Which are of a superior quality--He will dist
pose Of each and every article on the mos
moderate terms.
May =. dtt.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-08-12
PHILADELPHIA. 4,

On Saturday last arrived shin H..
Captain Robertson. forty days from c. ,a''
and lief, there the following vessels w
Ships, Piscataqua, Williams, Of D.,
delphia, for Savannah, discharginp !, r ~
merce, Hopkins, do. uncertain do, p.
Trader, Suter, do. isle of May, do. "a =
General Eaton, Graves, do. Oporto. Il, : Y !
in; ships, Robert, Furguson, Made;,ss t 2
Liverpool, sail next day; Action, Cr,' e
New-York for New-York, DISCHARGE :"
Alkaomack, Brown, do. do. do; f.
prize, S,inman, do. do. do. Ritson, B,os
Of & for Baltimore, ready for sea Prir,i
ship, Porter, do. do. do; Rose, Grf
New London, just arrived; Martha BE,3I
Nash, Norfolk, uncertain, discharpua.
Wanderer, Still, from the Isle of Nav y,
ship from Norfolk, name unknown ~
July II, in lat. Is, Is. long. As, 10 ,
spoke the brig Herman, Fowler, II dr.,
from Norfolk, bound to Cork, all we'll
July %, spoke the ship Justice, Edv,r
Have, master, IL days from Norfolk bomi
to Liverpool, all well same day spoke 4,
brig Minerva, William Malcom, mast,
10 days from Norfolk bound to GrsenoI'
lat. AZ, IS, long. 81, 60, west, he fun
with and was robbed by French privat,u
particulars in our next.
Yesterday arrived, the brig Recover
Capt. John Hull. 81 days from Hamoari
from whence after being enlarged Gs
years he was permitted to depart with cal.
SO of linens. Left there, ship Two Friends
Livingston, of Charleston, still embargnd.
The ships Lucy, Taylor, for Baltic, SAILED
same day with Captain Hull, and til: ship
Roba and Betsy, Captain Baldrey, Lit
Hamburg for Petersburg, two weeks I,tior.
Captain 4. On his passage in lat, 4s, 8,
long. 20, 81, he spoke the brig Helen Cap
tain Mullet, of and from Marblrhead, fr
Corunna, out % days, who had ialtnn
with British ship OF war, the Captain Of
which had endorsed his register.
Captain Bird, from New York, on The
Cd inst. lat. 81, SO, long. 70, 30, saw a
sail bearing S. E. and soon after saw her
laying TOO, On which he tackled and stood
for her supposing her to be in Distress
they hove out boat and about O'Clock cam:
along side, the captain said she was the brig
Charlotte, of Newport, and belonged 10
William Langley, was 36 days fyGm 81 a.
go dc Cuba and was in want OF llrewood.-
The captain seemed to behave very strange
The crew said they had been ten DAYS on
the coast driving about with very l:tte sail,
and they thought they should not get into
any port, as the captain and mate would
give them no satisfaction, nor would safy
stand for any port and was very shy IN Sv'
ing a direct answer except, that he wa
bound to Newport. At II o'clock, Their
being fine pleasant breeze from the soulD
ward, the said brig with her toPga!lant SAN
handed, her topsalis reeied, and 10 & say az
sails down, stood with head to the 8. W.
tor the space Of hours. At ~ lost s5H
Of the brig, she then standing to the s'uf
ward--a droll course for Newport
$3.50 '~,-~~~~
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County Of dlerandria, NAY y
Was Committed

To hejaity this county, as FaHa ',smcb
A NEGRO Man, who says hl' ',' ,uca.
IA Henry Haggerman. He is aD5 5ss bss
,y seven years of age. fceta6 laen "r.t N
stout made, had on white linen !, 49,, - ouaa
trousers, has a scar on his nose. -. :,or bI
is requested TO come and prove li ~, await
property. pay charges and. take mn me lss
otherwise he will be disposed OF As -
directs, -, :1or.
James Campbell, j I,.,n
Ma. l--sJusy -
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N 0 tt E.

T-HE COURT OF APPEALS IS r'Fp
4 session, and. will continue to SIT aHs" y
bic to notice OF the asth July, until fHips,
2 o'clock, and-no appeals will be hea'a ~
the time appointed.
Adam Lynn, C. G
.dngust 10,
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Twenty Thou(and DollaS
May be gained for Three D'1a, md
Tickets in the third class or the L''S7
Navigat10a Lottery, for sale by
S. Snoudsn
August 2.
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August 2.
MEAD 6 ICE-CREAN,

Will be kept for s.de constantly dut'r5 u
time the. Theatre is open, at the Do
joining the Theatre.
August.
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der to prevent one or two milliens Of N,
from perishin5 victims of English moDoa'
y and Of the cupidity of their accomolif'
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august 10.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-05-02
[No. liz.

when but few months had elapsed, which
had however afforded the best Il ound foi
the hope that the Orders would soon be res
cinded. the memorable Spanish revolution
bazed oat, and the British ministry seized it,
without delay las the glad harbingcr of bright
days. The popular flame was kiHdied On
the side OF the patriots, Unprecedented eH-
ertcns were made in their behalf, an i'm
mense army was raised, the navy INCREASED,
and the rich American as well rs European
possessions OF Spain thrown open to England.
Her languishng manufactures received new
life blood, her commerce expanded on a
holder wing, and she laughed at our folly in
giving her monopoly of the trade of the
world For time things go on swimmingly
Success inspires confidence, and we ara,
sternly told, that the British Orders will not
be revoked till the French DEGREES are res
ended. While the tide Of good fortune flowed
thus impctuously, the impaired effects Of the
Embargo, although far from inconsiderable,
are either lightly felt, or are submitted tom
che nope OF cur socR abandoning il. Ii IL
resolved To see who can stand cut the long
lest.
But this prosperous tide turns, with re-
vulson equal to its original impetus; aud
and now'it IS, that the fiorid complexion Of
hope is sickied DER with the pale hue of
melancholy Reflection is substituted for
action, and 1T IS foreseen, perhaps, that The
people of England, however able to support
the animated exertions of Courage, will sink
under the required patience Of fortitudc.
fortunately, at this crisis, the intelligence
reaches them, that the government of the
United States strong in the affections of the
nation are determined not to relax that
new magistrate had been efsnted by vast
majority. whose unbending course would
pursue the same line with his predecessor
that the embargo would be continued, unless
exchanged for war. Under these circum-
stances the British government wisely deter
mines Tor peace with Us. She feels the ap4
peal carried to her interest. spontaneously
renders PREPARATION for the attack on the
Chesapeake; and offers to rescind her Or
ders on our resuming free commercial in
tercourse with her.
However, then, the appeal of the Embar-
so to her interests was DELAYED, it was NOT
frustrated by the Spanish revolution. Had
it been entirely frustrated by it, its wisdom
could not have been impeached. as that re-
Volution was an eveut not then to have been
calculated upon But the moment its abor-
ton replaced things on the footing that pre-
coded it, we find the appeal operating with
decisive, an irresistible force, conclusively
demonstrating its wisdom. We repeat il,
then, the revocation of the British Orders IS
strictly attributable to the Embargo.
.Niss. ms.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-05-02
CORPS OF ENGINEERS.

COLONEL. Jonathan Williams.
1t. COLONEL. Jared Mansfield
MAJORS Alexander Macomb, Joseph c.
Swift.
CAPTAINS Walker X. Armistead, Geo.
Bomford, w Ham M'Rec, Charles Gratiot.
FIRST LIEUTENAxTs. Alden Partridge,
kieazer ID. Wood, VIM. Partridge, Prentis
Willard.
SECOND LiEUrENANrs. Joseph G. Tot
ton, Samuel Babcock, Daniel A. Il. Buck,
Sylvahus Thayer.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-05-02

hSrch 81. Il
PURSUANT 10 Died OF Trust executed To
the subscribers, ~ Samuel Parsons & Sa-
rah li:s wife, for the.ba,eii of Vim. Cooke and
Thomas and Amos Lsid, and other Creditors
OF the said Samuel Psssnns. viii be exposed TO
Sale at Public Auctiof, oa Tic respective Premi-
ses, on Wednesday The Sd of next month tn,
following PROPERTY, lying in the City Of
Richmond. viz. ncsrlj thrce-fourths of the LCT
described in tie plan q tie SAID City by No. 1885,
on the w. side otthc Basin, and between
Thorlas Ladd's ard sie Hay. Market Square,
bounded on the Northsc East blythe street running
between the Hay Matiet Square and the public
Warehouse.
i All that part of Lot, No 4,S, on the N East
side of the Basin, whih is bounded by the street
running by the Bank IND Robert McKiln's TO
Cary street, thence by iiLsiast mentioned street
to the tenement occupied by Mr.. Smith as a ba-
kerry, & back to the alet which divides said Lot
from II McKirn's
One Moiety of the Tenement on tie Main
street, now occupedby David Logan, contain
ing . feet front, ana extending back to an alley
leading TO Byrd's Warehouse, on which, are 4.
two story brick sto;e house, lumber house, kit
chen, stables, &c.
Also, ten SHARES in the Richmond Turnpike
and COACHEE anu Horses, together witt
sundry Household Fuiniturc, &c. The sale will
commence AZ die Tenement occupied hy David
Logan for the Moety thereof the Turnpike
thence adjourn in course to the other LOTS
mentioned.
Terms of sale viii be, cash for the Personal
property, the Turnpike shares, and the Moety
of the Tenement in the occupancy Of D. Logan !;
and twelve months credit for the otker property
on notes negotiable and payable ut tine Bank of
Virginia, satisfactorily endorsed, and titles to be
withheld as iIrther security, until full payment OF
the respective notesor. at the option of The pur
chaser, one fourth to be paid dew. and the athe.
three-fourtlist to be secured by deed of trust on
the property purchased, and bond of the purcha
ser. The Lts will be sold as they stand, or be
divided as My appear reasonable.
Z. CARRINGTON,
RICHARD ADAMS, Trustees
GEO GREENHOW,O
Richmond, Apri!7. eptds
CT The above SALE is postponed to Satur.
day the 9th ms when it will certainly COM
mence at IL O'Clock May Cd. 1909
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-05-02
COMPLETE & CORRECT REGISTER
oETHE
ARd41 or THE u. STATES
GENERAL STAFF.

James Wilkinson, brigadier general.
Wade Hampton, brigadier-generai.
Peter Gansevocrt, iunr. brigader-genera'
Abimael Y. Nicoll, adjutant and inspec-
tor of the army.
Robert Brent, pay-master of the army.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-05-02

DURSU ANT % decreta order of the chan
Gerry Districl court of williamsburg, will
be offered for sale, at Westmoreland court house
on the 18th Monday in May next, being court day,
that very valuable FARM, situated on Nomony
river, in the county of Westmoreland, the proper
ty of John Matthews, late of said county, con-
tanning 643 acres A credit of IA months will be
given, the purchaser executing bond with ap
proved security to the commissioners acting un.
der the aforesaid order and deed of trust the
land TO secure the payment of the purchase mo-
ney, according to the terms of the decree.
April IL. 10tT
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-05-02

MEAL NELSON, Richmond, BOOT AND
IN SHOE MANUFACTURERS CT
fully informs his customers and the public at
large tthat in consequence the late fire, where
in he was sutferer) he las removed three doris
above the Eagle Tavern,to the house lately oc-
cupied by Gibson & Jefftrson-wbere he manu-
factures boots and shoes equal in point of work
manship and materials toany in general use.
Aprit 7. ep1m
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-05-02
REGIMENT OFARTILLERIsTs.

COLONEL. Henry Burbeck.
LIT. COLONEL. Constant Freeman.
MAJORS. Moses Porer, William M'Rea,
Abimael Y. NicoIl Amos Stoddart
CAPTAINs.-James Read, Nehemiah
Freeman, Lloyd Beall, Richard Whitley, Sa-
muel L. Dyson, James b. Many, Nathanie,
Leonard, Charles Woolstoncraft, Jas House,
John b. Walbach, Addison B. ArmisIead,
George Armistead, Lewis Howard, William
Cocks, Moses Sweet, Clarence MuIford,
William Wilson, William A. Murray, TO-
seph Cross, Enoch Humphrey.
FIRST LrEUTENAErs. Francis New
man, James 5. Swearingen, Hannibal NJ.
Allen, Joseph Kimbal, Robert Roberts Jas.
Hanham, NJ chael Walsh, James r eed, Por-
Ter Hanks, Thomas hurry, Jonathan East
man, William Gates, julius f. Heleman,
John Gansevoort, Alexander Laneuvillg.
Esaias Preble, Hopely Teaton, Thomas n.
Vaughan, Samuel Maclav.
SECOND L1EUTENAHTs Joseph Pro.
veaux, Thomas Bennett, Ethen A. Allen.
Robert Lucas Jno. d. Wyndham Archi-
bald Darrtgh, Mann p Lomax, Justus Post.
Satterlee Clark, Samuel Champlain. John
Anderson, Samuel B Rsthburn. Hemau 4.
Fay, Milo Mason, Oh Van dc Ventsr. mo.
Fitzgerald. Jehn Irving, jr. sol. c. Cont-
ling, August w. Magee, Abraham L. Sands.
NHN'i-"E4\,i w LlCJi1I AK lBlERT.
MAJOR. John Saunders.
CAPTAINS. George Peter, WinGieli
Scott, Abraham Eosts, William N. Irvine.
Joseph Chandler, Josiah Tellfair, Daniel
Gano, Sol. ID. Townsend, Nathan Ester-
brook, John K. Spann
FIRST IIFUTENAETS. Thomas Pits,
Alexander > Brooks, Samuel Watson, Jro.
II. L, Estes, Jas. 5. M'Kelvey, James Cir
son, William Campbell, Robt. IT. M'Phcr-
son. John ". Id'intesh Samuel Price.
SECOND LIErTEEANTs Killian N. Van
Rensselaer,, And. M'Dowel, Saml. II. IIol.
lev, Saml. Newman, Alpheus Roberts. In
ther Leonard, Henry Lenud, benjamin.
Branch, GeorgeW Melvin.
SURGEON Dennis Claude.
SURGEONS MATE. Peter Turner.
REGIMENT OF LIGHT DRAGONS
CoLoNEIf - --.
LT. COLONEL. Leo. ovinSton.
MAJOR. Elsct~. kse us
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-05-02
SALES.dT JUNCTION..
SALES ar AUCTION. /,

ON Tuesday the ninth day of Nt.fwae1t will
~ be sold on the premises, one half, Acre of
ground on Shockoc Hill, opposite the dwelling
House of Mr.. Robert Pollard on the south side
of the street the said lott will he divided into
four lofts thirty FIVE feet front on the said street
and extending back the depth of the entire lott,
except fifteen feet which will be reserved as III
alley for the use of all the purchasers The
terms of the sale will be one fourth payable in
three months, for which note negotiable in the
Bank of Virginia, will be required, with an APP
proved endorser, the balance payable in twelve
months, for which Deed of Trust will be requ
red upon the property.
And on Wednesday, the 10th day of the same
month, at four O'Clock, in the evening, will be
sold, on the premises, forty -four feet OF ROUND
on the main-street, on the east side Of Ssockde
crock. adj Joining the lot Of Inl,n Enele,s onA ~
tending back the depth al the lot,--The terms of
sale will be tJ ee and six roTth5 credit, VITO
notes H'sli endorsed, nesoti.bie IN the RaniS o.
VirsAIiaqo
Fsqa 10, TKos. gArLoR, Anc'r
dprilr22. IDS
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-05-02

JOHNSON 8: RE- 1EyELLERS, have
y I'm consequences otthe late coni!'sgraton) re-
moved their Store opposite TO Mrs. Davidson,
Milinsr. where orders frou: their customers Will
be attended to with thtrusuA punotuality.
March 81 &c
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-05-02

TOR SALE.-By virtue OF deed oftrust, ex-
= ecuted by Pleasant Younghusband, in his
life time, and recorded in the General Court =
Will be sold, on the twenty-seccnd day of next
month (May,) at the Eagle Tavern, in the city of
Richmond, four hundred and ninety three acres
of LAND, in the county of Henrico, being the
tract of LAND whereon Francis Lewis, decd
resided until his death, which Land WAS decided
to SAID Young!susband, by Moses Davis and wife.
The deed was executed to the Subscribers TO
cure to Frederic. Harris, the payment Of two
thousand eight hundred and sixty do'iays, with
interest from the first of March, 1907
ttis fienteHeti iii the deed, that the 10
be made for ready money, but the deed is dated
on the 23d March, 1865, therefore subject to the
act of the last session of Assembly of Virginia,
entitled " An Act concerning executions * for
other purposes"
DAVID BULLOCK 1,...
THCS. NORVELL,
April %. ids
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-05-02

MI ESSRS. Stephen @. Hatcher, and Ste
IVA phen Arrold-As neither Of you are resi-
dents in the state Virginia, nor have any known
agent or attorney within the same, to whom this
notice can be given hereby give you notice,
that at Goocbland court house, on the goth day
Of May, 1909, between the hours of six in the
morning and seven in the afternoon, shall pro-
coed to take the deposition Of George Under
wood, single and material witness for rae 70 a
particular fact in the suit, which you have
brought against me, m the circuit court Of the
United States, IN the district ofVirgna, in pur-
susnce Of commission for THAT purpose obtalne d.
SAIEVEL W0oDSOM
Apuil d. sp4w
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-05-02

~ county, a Negro Nun named ran, runa.
say, who says he belongs u a Mr.. Christie, H..
wing in the state Of Tennessee, snd escaped from
lie said Christie in Bedford county, in the state
Of Virginia, some time in the month OF August
last and says he was sold 20 the said Christie by
a Mr.. Bradley Of Ptttsylvania The said fellow
is about FIVE feet eight nine inches high and Of
yeilaw complexion the owner is desired IN
come forward, prove his properly, pay char ,;es
and take him awqv
j. C.. LIT7LEPAGE, u. Sheriff
Tor
Um. GREGORY. sheriff:
April IL. v5wp
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-05-02

g. lOF TIE tiihF !--BroKcn open and Sto-
~ len out of the subscribers Stable, in Peters
burg, on Saturday night, the twenty-second in
stant,
II ROAM HORSE,
Eight years old, FIVE fest one two inches high,
with bobtail nicked, strong and well formed,
and in good condition, moves well, and PAGES re-
Inarkabiy fast The horse was raised by Mr.. Day
of Fredericksburg, formerly owned by Mr.. Tho
mas Powell of that town, and latterly by Mr..
Gregory Of the Halfway House, of whom we
purchased him.
also. stolen at the same time, SADDLE
* BRIDLE, with a very large plated Bit and
Burdoon. We viii give TWENI'I DOLLARS
for information of the said Horse, Saddle & Bri.
die, SO that we get them again, and Fifty dollars
on conviction Of the thief
The Horse was seen last Sunday, about Ches-
ter6eld court house, and Ills supposed the rider
as making up the country.
Wtr. & CHS. CoRLING.
April %. If
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-05-02

a NY person who may possess file of Virgil.
n MIA Papers for l77S, will render a service
TO the literature Of the state, by forwarding it TO
this Office after, has served the purpose Of IL.
tity for which Il is Intended it will he thankful.
ly returned in the same siate of preservation in
which it was received. IN general, nj authentic
documents, either printed or manuscript, rela-
tive to Che Revolutionary War, will be thankful
ly received, used and returned as before ruenti.
oned. Communications, by letter too, upon this
subject, by those nov living, who were engaged
in the revolutionary struggIe, or we're eye-vvit-
nesses ofmportanl events, viii be thankfully re-
ceivcd.
March 81.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-05-02

RISH LINEN AND WINDOW CLASS,
Il &c.-We offer. for saie on reasonable terms,
an assortment Of Irish Linen from M n IS cd
sterling per gard, English WindoIU Class 1912 Z.
and Oils ton Patent shot assorted sizes.
TOMPKINS & MURRAY.
Abyif 81. 2gc