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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-12-01

N Pursuance of an order of Henrico Court,
Notice is hereby given, that the court of the
"a d county. will, at the next term, Isocccd 10
make distribution of the proceeds of the sales Of
the estate Of Charles Britain, late of the said
county. deceased, among his creditors the said
estate having been committed To- the h;ntls or
VIM. Price, late sheriff OF the said county, for
administration, aud the proceeds of the sales be-
ing in the hands of his late deputies, at which
time, those interested viii please to attend the
court. BENZ SHEPARD,
Late DEPUTY for I'm. Price, late Sheriff.
November %. Ct
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8 LII those who have legal claims against the
n estate of Alexander Frazer, decd. will be
pleased to exhibit item duly authenticated to Jno.
Mcdonald, administrator or to Peter Ralston,
who IS authorized By me, on or before the first
day OF January next, to enable him 60 make pro-
VISION for ;heif payment AS there ,re some
wearing apparel and other articles which were
left WITH the deceased tohc cleaned and dressed,
the owners ofthcm will please call at ]. McDo-
MAIDS, and take them away.
November d ST
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October %.

Nj OTICE.-----Ti.e subscriber being extremely
~ dosiious al settling his affairs, in this place
particularly, 50 rcir"' 70 paying his crediiorS--
OfIer. for sale, until the Z4th December next
privately, or nor SO sold, before that dag. viii
t1cn 7e at public auction, on the premises all ms
HOUSES and LoJS, on Carey Street. Or he
will barter said Property, for Lands in the Yves
tern country sJby small proportion Of tho value
Of said prop: ty being paid in cash. Ard on said
day and place, will sell all his Household and
Kitchen FURNITURE, sc. Should any per.
son incline to treat for said property before ths
said day of sale, by application to the subscriber,
they will be shewn the premises.
TAI1ES HURTT.
november II. tide
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november II.

STOR SALE, on the premises, on the I'd =
J. Of December next, if fair, if not. the next
ior day, IA tie real and personal ESTATE. of
WIN Poole, decd consisting of the LAND on
'Shlch the widow now resides, Negroes, Horses,
Cattle, Hogs, Sheep, and all The Household Fur.
niture, and farming Utensils--a small crop Of
Corn, sc.
Il credit of twelve months will be given upon
all sums over ten dollars, all under, ca3h--Thc
purchaser giving bond with approved security, Ia
carry interest from the date rot punctualiy paid
ROB.E.RJ' POOIE,
Ll1niHiSuator 81
Nm POORE, Deer4sr3.
Powhstan, Nov. 81. 4tT
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MANCHESTER TURNPIKE COMPANY.
He Annual Meeting of Stockholders, Will
4 be held at Brooks's Tavern, in Manchee-
ter, on The first Monday in December next. Such
members cannot attend in person, will, ii is
expected, appoint their prnXcys. The under.
signed requires to he furnished, so soon as possi-
Bile. with the necessary evidence of shares sold
aud purchased, since the last meeting, in order
that transfers may be made on the company books
and shares duly represented.
JAMES BP4NDER, Crk.
Ncrrml,Sr T. tr,
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( fALUABLE LANn-Eop .slLE-rhe

5y ALUABLE LAED--FOR SALE-The
subscriber, intending 10 remove to ore of
inc scutcrn states in the course of fifteen or eg.
teen months, cfcrs for sale, the mt If LAND
80 which he nrw dwells II contains, by a late
'urfey, about eleven hundred and eighty acres,
"a which ak hundred and fcnrtsaD, arc vet IN
wtods. The soil IS peculiarly suited 10 ue pro
f'nction ct wheat. and is excellent for corn and
tobacco. The situation is remarkably healthy,
'ndis only one mile from the navigation Of APP.
nomaitox Those WHO wish to purc1rac n gooa
Tract q Land, att tcdsona5ie trice, ar. ifilcd
toview th'a property If it should not be fod.
by private contrsct before the SIKH day oi anu
my next, il III then bc put up to the lgitast bid
der, at Fariu,ie, OH a credit of one and two
years.
PETER S0FHSTOH.
Prinoe Edward, Nov 9g As
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{ LOBE TAVERN.-1,lf subscriber having.
~ taken the G.abe-rayer, and furnished il
IN The best manner, in!"ri,,sl s friends aud the
puhi'c, that every attention & iculatctl,o accom-
mod lie aud please those VII call ON him, shall
be paid.
A few gcntccl boa,ders cai,e accommodated
RATES, &c.
Annual Boardcrs 40 f. :'vear.
sHne dollar per dry for ga,lcinen.
Half dollar per day 70 Horses. and
Ali other charges equal moderate.
PET1R 110SELE1.
november "a. At
N. u. hf'w members OF nc Assembly may
be comfortably provided sithboar
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LoUDOUW LIND FOR SAL,E.
TOR SALE, en- Thutday the 2I,t Of Dec.
l. next, on the premis,s tic
TRACT q LAND

khIi (F LAND,
on which The late Ir6gSones resided, in !, or
doun county, with aboul25 SIkVES. and The
stock OF Horses, Cattle al Hogs, on the estate.
The tract contains ncarlSwo Thousand acres, &
Possesses many advantage which entitic it ~ .,a
attention ofthose who ma,wish to reside in tia,
highly il. proved part ofout Two mcr
chant mills are in the rrign,ohood, ere on the
adjoining estate, and tteotier within two miles
1t is SIS miles from A,etatdna, and forty from
George Town. The ney turnpike from Alex
antlria, crosses a corner)f HE land, and terTli-
mates n the nearest meroart mill. The tract is
remarkably we'll watc:fi, Little river passing
through tho mit, lie o.: I, sndmanv email streams
on each side, cmptyins ITO that river hhout SO
or so acres arc aireadyEeli set with timothy, &
ri east 500 are cspabiof Being made excellent
meadow. 1t will be diided into tracts OF differ.
ent dimensions, to suit be convenience Of purcha.
scrs.
a credit of one, two nd three years will be al
lowed bonds with approved security and :, deed
of trust on the land, vi! be required. The Me-
groes are supposed to,e very valuable, some of
item being good houseaervant,, and the Others
principally Young r,enanl women For them
the same term of cred will he allowed
JAMES MONROE,
Ixccato- IF Iit late
JOSEPH JONES, the Elder.
Albcmarie, Oct. 27. 1917
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november Ii.

NN the 21st day OF December next, if fair,
~ if not The next fair day, VIII be sold, at thc
dwelling-house Of the late George Gamer, IL
the county Of Westmoreland, about sixteen like
iy NEGROES, and the present years crop OF
corn, &c. which property will be sold pursuan,
to deed of trust, made by George Garncr for
tie purpose discerning the payment Of his debts
The sale Will be on q credit Of twelve months
the purchasers giving bond with approved
rty. the negroes and crops do not self for
sufficient sum to paw the debts fthe said Garner
The subscribers will, the day after the sale OF
the negroes and crops, sell all or tauch OF the
land conveyed in trust for the above purpose,
Will make sum sufficient for the payment OF the
debts Of tbe said George Garner. All such ere.
ditors as may exhibit their claims to the subscri
beers before tie said 2ist Of December next, pro
perry authenticated. and which the subscribers
may consider legal and Just, may purchase at the
said sllc, and shall De allowed discount OF thcii
claims, against their purchase.
THCS. STOWERS,1
JAMES cox,
WestInoreland County,l
October 81. tds
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Z n order to complete the residue of tho Regal.
h si,ons q. the Decree of the honorable High
Court of Chancery, for the Richmond District,
dated the both juno, 500, and published in this
paper from the 22d August to the 18th Scpt'r
Exclusive, 81 an additional decree, dated the 22d
SEPTEMBER, 1909. in The cases Of William Mar
shall aid Thomas Taylor, gusrdisns oi Elc,no,
and Lavna cambridge, orphans OF VIM. Dan
bridge, decd. and others PtSs.
Against-->
VIM. Dual administrator Of VIM. Price, de.
ceased, Lucy Price. wido ", and VIM. ID. Price,
Alexander Price, John H.,rvie Price, aud Anna
Price, infant heirs oi the SAID William Price, de-
ceased, Bcf'ts
And also IN conformity with further decree
Of aforesaid court, dat (, the ODD September,
1862, IN the case of Matthias Jordan PlG.
The same defendants rs above.
We, or one nfnS, will positively proceed to
soil, on the premises, at pubic auction, on Tues
day the 18th dav ct December next at IL O'Clock
A II. il far, it not the next fair dav at the said
hour-Ihe Blue House and Lot, on the stree, on
Shockcc Hill, mentioned in the Iirs, decree hich
the late register VIM. Price, purchased Of John
Britain, srblect to the cisva OF Mrs. John Bri-
tain, for supposed right Of dover, she never ma
wing reL qusheS any claim which she might have
in the event of her living longer than her said
husband and, immediately thereafter, two Lots
m Ground near the Federal Spring, known by the
numbers - -, in Duvlrs addition to the
city Of Richmond, and three Lots near the late
2resdence Of VIM Price. on Shocke. Hill, known
!. by the numbers. in Judge Westinghouse addti-
" on H. II and 10, on two years credit, from the
-siay of sale, with interest from date bonds with
approved security will be required, or so much
thereof, as Will be sufficient to satisfy Wm. Mar
She'll and / thomas Taylor, Esqrs guardians as 4.
foi esaid. the residue Of the original sam decrced
in their favor Of S 400, with interest and costs
OF sad suit; and Matthias Jordan in the sum of
3 SEQ, with interest from the Ist d.. y of January,
1s09, till paid, and the costs expended by him in
sand suit and also to discharge the balance OF the
cSpenres of the previous and said sales, yet M
provided for as authorized by the aforesaid de
crces
JOHN PROSSER, }
VIZ. MoNCURE, to'H"''''''"''S'
Nnvsrnber 2S. ids
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HI'OR SALE, twelve likely SL5PiS, in ia
i miles among the number, a genteci dining
room servant, and ~ eXcel,stt Seeiustrcss. For
further particulars, enquire of Thomas Norvel!
of Richmond.
November o. 1t
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FORSALE,

so Hp!s. h-1wn Sugar, 50 boxes fresl, Raisins,
100 bbls. do do. 80 boxes Soap,
30 Hhds. Loaf Sugar, 10 Casks Sherry Wine,
- 600 Prime Greer 10 do. Malaga DO.
Coffee, so bags Pepper,
1000 Yards Twillsd Is bags Race Ginger,
Sacking, leo ream Writing Pa
10 I on Hoop Iron, per,
60 lib. Sewing Silk, IS boxes Chocolate,
6 Hhcs. Rye Whskcy Blslered Steel,
10 Gross Eagle piayint Shot, Shoes, Cauging
Cards, Rods,
q Boxes refined SAT Winter Str.ined Oil,
petre, &c. &C..
Is Dbis. Tanners Cn.
ArrLY re
HoVEY 6. sizER.
November o. 3w
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Richmond, Nov r. /. lid

p. 6. as much Inconvenience and uu1cccssp.
~ expcnce results from the present mode oi col
lecting tie contributions Of the memherg, which
Annually uigcrs a considerable part of those cou-
lributions from the uses for which they were IN.
tended, burdens individuals with hes> costs aud
greatly DELAYS the collections tr ;hc iniu:y Of the
credit Of the socjety; the general meeting at
their last annp,l session, applied 20 The icb,''1-
ture, 60 authorize d mere certain expeditions and
less expensive mode OF llccii0n-their arpiics-
ton was rejected, rndaF an impression, trat the
members she Socidy might not approve this
act oF their proxies. Haciag been informed dat
4 sjlniIar proposition will I've Submitted to the
consideration of the next General Meeting, and
believing Some ameudnen IN that respect neccs-
sary 20 the prosperity Of the Institution, have
thous hit IL proper TO give t',is pH5i notice there
Of SANUBL GREENH0tY, 7. 4.
fCf Other priS;ers in ii,e state. are requested
70 insert the above IN tlleir papers, tii ilth Dec
next. &.
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November %.

NIB. On hand constant supply ofreadv made
Clothes, such IS sure fine Coats, Surtouts, Was'-
coats and pantaloors Of good workmanship ami
ne west fashions
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-12-01

White and Colored Ha.
bit, do.
Carnbricis Muslins,
Plain and Leeled Null
do.
Spider Nett, e. Fancy
Grape, do.
Knotted e Sprig Leno
do.
Diagonal and Veined
do do.
Elegant Worked Ores
SEES,
Ditto Silk Shawls and
HandkerclIiefs,
Black plaid and plain
Coiored Lustripg,
Plain Silk and Fancy
Cut Velycts, White
Satin and Grape.
JOHN WOOD.
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NEW STORE

He Subscriber is now opening opposite the
Globe Tavern, general assortment of
Piece and Fancy Coos, AMONGST which are
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-12-01

Just RECEIVED, one piece fawn co.oured
) KERSEfHERES, suitable for Ladies pE.-
LICES,-Applyt to {. riIRCHILD,
Merchant Taylor.
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SuperGne and Common
Broad Cloths,
Do. do. Cassemeres,
Do. do. Coatings,
Flanneis, Fancy Vest
ing,
Red and Black Bomba-
2etts,
Worstcd Cotton and
Silk Hosiery,
CinEbam,, Cotton
Shif'tinc:,
Irish Linen and Dow
lass,
Fine and Common
Printed Callieoes,
Ve'vets Cords, Um-
brellas, Threads,
Sewing Silks, Ezra
long White and Co.
lored Kid Gloves,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-12-01

a CARD-DocToR LEXIS, lately from
( - the West-lndes, has opened his Office, at
Manchester, in the house of Mr.. L. Bishop, for
the practice of Rkrsic, Surgery, ard 1zidrifcyy
He hopes from his success and experience, to
merit the patronage of s'liberal public.
n. >. Private families may be supplied with
Medicines, with suitable directions. CT Advice
for the poor, gratis.
Scmptember IS &C
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Pssted. n tits re--a good .sfoURNEl'-
hin PRINTER, md an APPRENTICE Of
ye,esetlbic Connections.
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HAVE RExovEp 10 RICHMOND.
d BBNJ. SORTS.
October CT. If
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HUTUdL ASSURANCE So
IN CIETl'--ANNUhL CENERNL MEFrTNC
The Annual General Meeting OF the Mutual rs
surarce Society against Fire on Buildings of tie
State OF Virginia, will be held by adjournment,
at the Capitol, in the city of Richmond, on the
second Monday in December next, (bclng the e.
leventh day OF Dccember)
SAMUEL GREENHOW,
Prircibnk Igcnt III Il. .Socicfr.
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w ANrED to purchase or hire, good use
w SERVdNI-Apply at the Enquirer OF
fee.
October 81. sc
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NJ Office is hereby given, that shall petition
y the next General Asse mbly of the State Of
Virginia--to re'mGuish to me the Comm m
wealt''s right, to a tract parcel of land lying
in the Coufiy of mes City, formerly the rroper-
ty of Peter DE Ia Crox decd.
I'm. COL EjlfAN
Williamsburg. Nov o. St
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Il DVERJlSEMENT- VIII be sold 20 the
highest bidder, ON the 9th day of December
next, AT the late dwelling house of John Carr,
decd l. M eighteen or twenty likely Virginia
born Negroes, consisting of men, women and
chldren--0a credit OF Twelve months, the pur-
chaser to give bond and security.
TBoS. u CAR12, Ex'r
A her
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November a.
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NEW VOLCANO.
4''''sr from :. B. Da5ney, esq. american
eo'dah to q friend at 81. 1Hichaei.

a. FAyAL, Aaores, fuae IS, 1903.
: phenomenon has occurred here,notun-
s'Dai IN former ages, bat of which there has
s rsl, example Of late years it was well
N0a'sd to inspire terror, and has been
s s.'eaced with the destruction of lives and
s.s'yFty. On Sunday the FIRST of May, at
Ny : y. waking in the balcony of my
! at 81. Antonio, | hsard noises like
-, 'epogt Of heavy cannon at a distance,
~ ~ soafIuded there was some sea engage
.o ,.' n the Vicinity OF the island. But
AL ,' aus, casting my eyes towards the ISL
pSs. : 81 George, ten leagues distant,
!, red dense column of smoke rising
,,. - immense height; it was soon Judged
~ : Volcano had burst out, about the CEN
!; : the island, and his was rendered GER
nen night came on, the Ere exhibited
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g;rsaos:a gatIp @aaesEs.
stTURD-dY, FEBRUARY IS.

# II. President Yesterday nomlnsted to
s SAFE Mr.. SHORT, IS minister pieni.
a,.9,;,ry to the Emperor Of Russia. Mr..
S"rs was the bearer of dispatches to
enc. i the Onion. We should like to
ro,s ubether shis is intended as a reward
Emtbs 6dslity With which he has made
*[oDSS,Iert;.I communications to the emperor
|tEspcieon.
4 ri ruaoyed at Washington that Hlr.
*CaIlatin is to-be the next Secretary OF State
\ The House of Representatives. was yes
ser,lav engaged till after FIVE O'clock, on the
|bai from the Senate for interdicting inter
|coars, between France, Great Britain, and
Ills ccaatrt, and raising the embargo on
The t;h Of March. 1t passed the commit
|lcs Of the whole hoase with but one amend
ment Of imporantance. ! hatwas striking out
so much Of one OF the sections as gives the
power 70 the president TO grant letters OF
marcue and reprisal. Il was then reported
to the house, immediately taken up and the
|amsndmcntsmade in committee OF the whole
con6rmed By large maiori;;es. Various mo-
tors were made 10 fxthe time for raising the
embargo at amore distant dav than the 4th Of
Mario, on the ground that the time was too
sSort5stwcen this and she 4lh Of March, that
ltsOuld nor be giving an equal chance toshe
remote parts OF the u. 5. II the course Of
some observations made by Mr.. Troup OF
Georgia in favoro of distant day he said that
the Embargo was a 1uise, PRUDENT and poll
i's measure, intended 10 preserve our ships,
searen and property which II had done
taat Tie ports adjacent to the seat of govern
msm Alexandria fof instaace) had expo
fsnced the grsatbsiaefts arising from that
measure, at much earlier day than the
ports ~ Georgia, and that il would be the
greatest injustice to allow item also the m
olspu'able ad0antag,eswaicf would be deriv-
8 nom the Embargo's being raised on the
i0 ., Of March.--tar. Randolph in reply,
s :. nc thought 1t would be- more than
ialf that as the citizens of Alexandria and
vuier adjacent ts,had possessed such I'M
Re,'ss a.santqSes at the time Of laying the
.Aoafeo, over their more distant brethren,
lhaSthsy should experience some Of the DIS
a.''G2'GSs'es which the gentleman had SAID
"Oiia result from raising it at an early day.
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i ,...rs. Andersen, ceadit, Frank n.
b si s,,lss, Gregg, iIowland, Kit
\ j,aiiiald,, ,s,,bewson, lIeiss. Ml.iedge,
u LIB D,o ,' Pope, Robinson' Smitn OF
i'm. Il n. \. Smith Of Isn. ! mus :
I'D ! ll alsssls. Bayard, Crawford s 81, G'l-
NAIs-71 IN. Hi.Ihouse, Lloyd, Parker,
b s. o Reed, SUMTER aliis' 1
|bts' = February %.
TIA, The surveyor of the pubic
|Rcs'l'Fp1' = cause Is be prepared ior the
FdiaSS. .dss,on Of rae Senate, at the next
on =. q Congress, the room eallsd 4 the
son = ao,a, II the manner stated IN the
|e'als Tor report, with as littie exp sn4e
: -. - ea;sist with ti,e reasonable eo'n'orl
fOa! 's .mbrrs aai the convenience OF
80. hi freeing from postage all letters
! :, ste,s 10 I'HonAs EfE1Ssos was l'
= :, RI ! ard sia,a 4a,l passed. | inls OH
: aasssd the house.
Fsasri-Gfy Is.
ri, act lioa, ,lie houss.of representa- !,
Is s, i i,pposilg additional dnties upon ali
g : a..rls, ana merchandise, Imported
w., ,,y 1oreign. port OF place, passed, With
: 4aia,tn,s, 10 a li.;fc rs;;.alng. leis 20;
Ilsg.
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PRIDE By Peter Pisdsr.

Be deaf, O man, to The insinuat;nn &C
pride. It is the poisonous weed Of the neart
tina. suners not flower OF beauty or zfrav.
ranee to bloom near it.
Boast not OF the antiquity of thy line for
to thu modification, he il SHOWN, that Tue is-
nifty Of the Hegs was created before thee.
" rhi can the wisest boast! Alas, how
l'tue
= nSn N1OE'De sPaflng OF the saucy sPittie |;
The Wheel of FORTUNE is forever turn
ing
NIMRODS become the zictims of the
chase.
Yes, PRIDE, I hate thee eanker ofour a.
tare!
Why look contemporary on fellow crea-
ture,
Because L Is q monkey OF a pig
They too have 'qaa0iles, or I'm mistaken:
Wnat man excess "a, los ~ , ,aS bacon
w ii.l .hoi t"i'' iiA0 q iooJ' asies " US
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EeM Garden Seed for Sale.
The subscriber has large assortment eft Gar
dea-Seea OF the following kind, viz.
Cabbage-Early York, early

dea- SeSa OF the foIIOWIn| Kidd, VIZ.
Cabbage Early York, early
Dwarf, late Dattersee, yellow Surry, green
ditto.
PEAS-Early Charlton, Marrowtat green
Ronriya, Spanish Dwarf Marrowiat
Beans--Early Dwarf, assorted, Windsor
Bears, Lama ditto.
RADISH-The scarlet, or salmon, short.
top, turnip-rootes! Radish.
Celery, Endive,S pinnae, Parsley, Crosses, Pep
per Grass, Red Beet, Parsnip, Carrot, Gu
cumoer, Early, Long. green; Onion, White
and Rcd, Lettice Early Silcsia, Royal Cab
bage, Ice ditto, Squash, Sasslfy land a Va
riety Of grated Fruit Trees, ard ornamental
Shrubs, Towering Roots, Greenhouse Pants,
ssc.-apply at his Nursery, lower end of
Pitt.street, Alexandria.
Peter Billy.
February IS cost
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Take Notice.

Stationers and others may be supplied by
forwarding their ders u SA MUEL JET
FRS Bookseller, agent for the proprietors
in Baltimore, at the following prices, tor cash
only.
Single eneSI
BY tie doz 9
BY tie gross or half gross, further
discount Of 10 per cent
Feb 2e-(25) law4f