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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-04-11
sAIkxAnDRIA, Aprit :

ALExANDRiA, Arrit = =
- PRINCE WILLIAM COUNTY. z.
/ The Counties OF Prince William, Loudoun
and Fairfax form Congressional, Ditfict.
and Joseph Lewis. jun. Tho votes on Mon
day last were for
WIN. Tyler. (dem.) 14s, .
}, Lewis. jun. {fed ~ ,,~.. SO.
The coanties of Prince William ard Fair
fax form Senatorial District for the State
Senate. Candidates.
Bernard Hooe. jun. Esq Ged.) 1873,
DIR. Henry Rose, (dem.) SO.
congregational Elections where the Eiectij
:. ons are contested
sURRY DIsTRICT.-Isie of TJTrHt Coun.
IT,. For
Richard Byrd, ss4
Edwin Gray, 70
WIN. Massenburg, S
YORK DIsTRIcT.-Giouccs County.
For Burwcil Bassett, ESQ
John Eyre. 90
DiSwIDbIE DIsrRIcr. .Nottoquay
County. For. e
Col. Peterson Goodwin, 1o9.
Gen. John Pegram, 81.
MEMBERS ELECTED. THE NExT,As-
SEMDLY.
King George.-Caleb Smith, younger
Johnston.
Nottaspay.-James II. Fitzgerald, Peter
Bland.
Prince WfAians. sGerard Alexander, r
H. Pevton. -
New Members
City Of Riehmona.- Andrew Stevenson.
g The y'ores stood thus
Andrew Stevenson, 100
Alexander McRae, 20
For a member Of Congress-. g
: John Clopton * los.
Charles Dabney So
3. UJJ DIR. VIZ FousHEE, Jr. is now vaccua.
ting with the genuine COW-POX. - ~,
EoR the City of Richmand-April 8, 1909
l. Common Council Men. viz
JEFFERSoN-WARD -
John Adams, David Iambert.
BenJ Tate, 81 Saml G. Adams,
Geo. w. Smith, Charles Wills.
John Williamson, Jedediar alien.
Robt Mitchell,
MADISON WARD
Edwd. Darlington, John Amber,
Geo. PicKett, Chs COPELAND, :
John O. Smith, Robert Pollard,
Patrick Gibson, Archd Blair.
Samuel Paine, '-.. .-.,-4s =,
MoNROE.wARD
VIM. Marshall, John Robai.on,
DAVID Bullock, VIM. Mcglm
anderson Barrett, Joseph Gaiege,
Chris. Tompkins, lanes Monroe.
James Creenhow,
JOHN F. PRICE, str:'t Of tie
City of Richmond. -.
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From the North american.

4" Shortly after the close of the session of
Congress, a scandalous report was circula-.
TED, that the suppressed documents bro't
10 light at Roston, were disclosed by col
Pickering. The author of the report is pref
ty well known. AS it was scattered with
ali the industry of Dnalice, a gentleman in
this city, in the course of his correspondence,
thought proper to inform Col. Pickering of
It. The subjoined extract is the answer he
has received on this point. 1t was not ex-
pected, that-it would be published, for the
Jacooin ISLANDERS, which have been poured out
upon MN Tor SO many successive years have
scarcely obtained any notice from him. It
rs thus they have multiplied by being suffer
ed to grow without mo,estation but their
duration has been short in proportion to the
rankness OF the falsehoods in which they
were generated.
1t IS observed. very justly. by the Wash
mgton Federalist, that the administration bat
TOO well knows how those papers were ex-
posed. They new ill make any enquiry
about it; but it behoves them to check their
creatures from attributing the fault to the
fcderallsts. If they do not, they deserve to
have the whole truth laid before the world.
1t must not be tolerated, that the dishonor
should be charged to such eminent charac-
tiers as Col Pickering or Mr.. Quincy.
T'rcFTdct of q lefter, from Colonel Picker
lng, 10 gentleman IN baltimore, dated
ufHham, (sepen miles beyond Salem
Aarch 90, 1909
he report which you say has been
spread, since left Baltimore, "That the
late disclosure of confidential documents,
was made by me, is false. / am utterly ie-
noFaht Oy what means they we're made pub
lie. -
No lie, no SANDER, however improbable
"r atrocIous, excites in me any surprize.
,ond ana wise men, our early and present
distinguished patriot citizens, have given
strong and honorable testimonies, that ihaye
reooeicd some services to my country: es-
ptciahy III exposing the secret motives, the
ins'diops conduct and the dupIicity of men,
Nho' unfortunately for orr country, have for
some years had the direction of our national
aI'irs' The bitter wrath Of my political
adVersarlcs has concurred in proving, that
my humble labors have not been in vain I'm
portant facts and rational coniectures, with
pieir obvious differences, exhibited in my
pam language, appear fortunately to have
contributed TO open the eyes Of many of nv
feilow-citizens; who now view the measures
OF our administration in the light of truth
ms detection OF imposture will never he
forgiven by those who have long combined Tn
occeive the people. They are like the crafts
men OF Ephcsus, who made & sold silver
Shrines tor their great Goddess Diana. "by
winch craft they had their wealth" They.
therefore, shouted the praise of their God.
"ess * the Ephcsian mob ut their heels re-
peated the shouts; & with as mnch zeafas the
FafTi'fic mo6s OF some of our cities have
shouted The praises of Jefferson. the idol
"ou' whom they lgnofantly worship"
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BOOKS NJ AUcTIOyYt,y.

oN "Wednesday Evening, at the City Tavern.
~ at o'clock, will be sold, large ana VAIN.
able assortment of BOOKS, selected with care.
consisting OF works ofthe MOST approved authors.
III History, Biography, Medicine, Divinity, Port. /,
~, Novels, Romances, &c &c:
Also, ageneral assortment of Charts & Mans
and pleasing vaisety of Pictures & Prints, SONG
with iavorte Songs. -
Also at private sale few elegant portraits Of:
his eacellehcy JAMES MADISON Pres;,leut
of the u. States painted by the celebrated Stew
arr, and engraved by Edwin, with elegant Gilt
frames. .-... ..-- .,
N. 2 The Books SC. may be seen the dav
Priort to the sale & will be sold at very reduced
prices. -
April IL: T.
NJ EW OK.SToRE-JOHN,P ZONES
" Has this day opened Book and Stationoe
airy Store, at the northwest corner of the M
street, and that leading to the head of the ba-
son, (near the Eagle Tavernl and rsspectfi,IIv
sohcts a share ofthe public patronage. He hopes
by assduity and attention, to give satisfaction &,
those, who may favor him with their commands.
Such articles as he may not have on hand.
will 6e procured, tito be had, either here, or in
Philadelphia. t3lT -
April IL. q
Y AclNG!-The Tapppahannoek YOCXFY
~ CLUE RACES, VIII commence ON Thurs
day the 2jth May next - "tS
lSr DAY-The Jockey Club Purse Of SSsso~
Iour mile heats.
2ND DAY-The Jockey club Purse of 8, s4ea
three mile heats ~o
3RD DAY-The PropretO,'s Pure of 8 1909
entrance 10 dollars, two mile heats. Ave borse-
| Oh no race.) -
:, WEIGR7'S is F0LLoWs.
An aged horse, Id. $50 4 Years old lii, fOA
years old 100 Do os
Do. ITO And under that age a
feather y ..
Inc course &c: will be in good order. we
therefore may expect fine sport stables and lit
ter provided gratis, upon Timely application 60 tSs
proprietor of the course
Il. S. BROcKEN5RoUGH
Secretary and Treasurer.
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The Secretary cannst stare accurately The a.
"toHnf each days purse, 6Ht snbposss they will be-
as O6oVe stated. after de,ctne TIE Jocfey G7vb liz.
ner and rte expense ef s're,'isirg sde races from
tile subsosiption. '.
April II. f. ~. a.
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MONSIEUR D'LAv1CNE, HdIR. cur.
IVA TER, &c &c. thanks the Ladies aud Cen
tlemen of Richmond for the encouragement all
ready bestowed He has been solicited te Peters
burg for few days, from whence he will return
certainly on tomorrow week.
April IL. a,D
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The following sue understand rs the p,esenr ar.
,angements Of the Macy Of the l.. S. as to The
commanding officers
The Constitution Com. Rodgers.
President Capt. Brainbridge,
U. States Capt. Decatur,
Chesapeake Capt. Huh,
Essex Capt. Smith,
Wasp Capt. Robinson,
John Adams Capt. Evans,
Hornet Capt Dent,
. Siren Capt Gordon,
Argus 1t. Jones,
Vixen 1t Dent,
Enterprise 1t I'ripbe :.
The Constitution, now at New-York, will we
understand, be completely prepared for service
IN sew days.1 The United States, the Essex and
the John .iaanss are in the state of forward
ness. The President, it is expected, will be rea-
dy tor sea on the first of June. The other vessels
aforementioned are in actual servee--the Ciesa-
pedke, the Wasp and the Argus on the eastern sta
ton the Hornet gone to New Orleans with Gen.
Wilkinson and suite the Vieen, ordered to the
Southwark to cruise between Charleston, S. C.
and st. Mays the Enterprise, at Norfolk /;
the Siren at Baltimore.
Although the prospect of entering crews for
these vessels were at first not flatterng yet now
we understand that men are entering very fast
particularly in the eastern ports Captain Hull
IN very few days entered a full crew for the
chesapeake, Snd about 100 for the Constitution
nj New-Yor!S
T.. Thirty additional gun boats have been ordered
to New Orleans When they arrive there il is
understood that we shall have at that place an
effective force OF fifty gun-boats...Nat Int
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WAsurHcren. April 4.

PAuL HAMILTON, Esq. has accepted his ap-
pc ntment OF Secretary of the Navy.
w. EvsrIs. Esq. is daily expected ia this city.
Monitor. st-s
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Extract Of letter from Savannah, date
March IL.

The governor Of Florida has laid duty
on imports OF - per cent, & exports Of 6 per
cent. which has caused some agents to leave
Amelia Island; from which place the CAP
tains OF vessels must go to st. Augussin to
eater and clear, a distance Of a hundred miles
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SOLID NATIONAL PROSPERITY.

From the National Ln.ellixenser.
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HENRY BANKS.

AS far as Mr.. 3. is touched by these pieces.
he shall ENJOY the privilege of reply.-As far as
relates to the Report any Of he Committee or
Legislative shall have Ii. Enquirer.
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CJ Read the excellent Resolutions Of Won
cEs1;ER: One fault in them-as to tie abstract
duty ofthe states to arm the Militia,
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The following is from, tic .Nerv- York Publ,
.9dr,erLise1.

A'' enquirer.
me JoHogcins is from, tic .Nerv- York Public
-ddUertiScr
MEssRs. EDIroRS-Having observed in
your paper of Friday evening, an extract of
letter insinuating that DIR. Irving has gone
to England for the purpose of assisting the
views OF Colonel Burr, we would wish, thro'
the same medium, to inform those vino NAV
not be acquainted with DR.. |. that his visit
to England IS altogether of commercial ma
ture, in which we are ourselves connected
with him. IRVING & SMITH.
New York, April 3.
- Those Editors who NAV copy the ex-
tract alluded to will but do All act of common
justice to gentleman absent, by inserting
the above also in their papers.
az Messrs. Irving & Smith are request
ed to have reference to the publication in
question, they will there discover, that the
"extract of a letter in$inuating that DR..
"lrUinS has gone to England for the hur-
| foSe of assisting the Vie7vs of Col. Burr -
had its origin in the Richmond Enquirer
lnthe present instance, we are not disposed
todoubt the sincerity Of Mcssrs. Irving and
smith, nor the correctness Of the correspon-
deuts OF the Editor of thatpaper....Ed. Put.
ddv.
ne can assure Messrs. Irving & Smith
that our correspondent is an officer of the
United States of most Penetrating discern
ment and fnfribie veracity.
G3 Read the excellent Resolutions Of Won
| cEs1ER: One fault in them--as to tie abstract
duty otthe states to arm the hfiltia.
NE subscriber has removed totfc OLD
= SIAND formerly occupied by his father,
where he CONTINUES, us usual, TO sell
GROCERIES. 4
onvery reasonable terms for cash, aud often in cx
change for country produce.
Apsa IL, 2t
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The following understand rs the pyesenr ar
engagements of the Macy of the l.. S. as to the
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-04-11

II the British government were really anxious
to aid the cause of the Spanish Patriots, why
did they not land their troops in Biscay, to meet
the French at tho very thresholds Why did
they not form AN effective jancti0n ? Their poll
icy has been completely paradoxical. Should
they have found that the Spapiards did not 4ran.
their aid, they were willing 10 give it. Ii they
wanted it, they would not give it : An ally that
stands thus to calculate chances and risks is me-
yer efficient, Such is not the characteristic of
true friend. -; .
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| We can assure Messrs. Irving & Smith,
that our correspondent is an officer of the
United States of most fenefrating discern
ment and fnyfri6ie veracity. ~.Enguirer.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-04-11

The House of Representatives of Penn
sylvania have adopted a Resolution recon-
mending to the members of the aext legis.
lature to appear dressed in domestic manu-
factures...i6.
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We have published every extract we could
hnd abou, the late Intelligence from England.
These extracts are from the two Norfolk
papers and the Washington Federalist The
stories of the latter are. disgraceful even to
the Shirt Of crednity itself. -,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-04-04

OUSES & LOTTS--FOR SiLE-.By vir-
a tue OF tic las. will and testament OF Robert
Means, decd, will be sold, to the highest bidder.
at public auction, OH Monday the tenth day of A.
pit next, the following LIMBS & TENF.
MEN1S, in the city Of kichnonel-tha, is to
say
Some wooden HOUSES and a piece of I'M
opposite to Crouch's Tavern, on the street lead.
ing up by the governors
Several brick I'ENE NEN7,S on the crosse.
street leading to Shockr Ware House.
HOUSE & LOTT upon the Basin.
molety OF another HOSE upon the Basin,
and the third of the LOTI' Belonging 60 it.
The IENEMENT where VIM. Robertson.
Esq. now resides
The TENEMENT where the Testator lived.
and naked LOTT ofLmid adjoining to it.
Part OF naked lot of LIND, wing between
the clearinghouse Of Augustine Davis and the
Basin
The sale viii commence at The house where
the tesator lived, aad will be adjourned to the o.
thcr tenements successfully, until The wIale are
sold. Twelve months credit viii BE allowed :
The purchasers to give bond and approved sect,.
uty together with deed &c trust upon the pro-
perry, to ensure punctual payment of the pur-
chase money.
DdNIEL GILL, Executor
II the late VII and TeSta,nenf of
ROBERT MEANS, Decd
March 81 ,Js
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(BY AUtilORITY)
LAW or THE UNITED STATES
AN ACT

AN ACT
Making appropriations Jor tie support Of The mi
Hfdr2 estdblishment, and If The May Of the Uni
ted States, for the yeay one thousand eight hun.
dyed and nine.
DE H enacted By the Senate and House r Re6ye.
~ seHtdtUes Of the United ctafeS If 11,.eriea in
Congress assem6ied, That for dcirAying the ex
eense otthe military establishment IF the United
States tor the year one thousand eight mlndred
and zine, for the Indian department, ard for the
expense OF iortihcatisns, arscnals, magazines and
armores, the following sums be, and the same
hereby are respectively appropriated, that is to
say
For the pay Of the army Of. Uaitod States.
eight hundred and SIXTY eight thousand two han,
drcd and forty d9llaps
Foe forage, slxty-four thousand six hundred &
twenty. four dolars
For subsistence, nix hundred and forty one
Thousand two hundred and twenty-eisht dell,rs
and thirty-fye cents:
For clothing, two hundred and ninety. three
thousand t"e hundred and sixty-foar dollars
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IN CHANCERY.-Louisa county, February
l. Court, 1909.
Joseph Voolfolk and Bentley Brown Plf'fs a.
ga'sst Samuel VI Smith, executor OF John brown
decd md Frederick Harris, Def'tS
THE defendant Samuel Nj. smith not hayinp
entered his appearance and given security accoY.
ding to the act of Assembly and the rules of this
court, and tappearingt 10 The satisfaction Of the
court, that he is not inhsbitant of this state,
therefore, on the motion of the p!Sntifs, by their
counsel Is ordered and aecreed, 81 The court,
That the said defendant Samuel M Smith. do
appear here on the second Monday in May next
and answer the plaintiffs BILL end that copy of
this order be forthwith inserted in some one OF
the news papers published in thel city of Rich
mond, for eight weeks successfully. ( publish
ed at the front door Of the court house of this
county on some court day.
A Copy. Teste,
IoHN P0LNDEXTER, c. l. c.
March 81. oa,u8U
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March % 1909.

FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD-RANA.
- WAY, in Deer 1905, a NEG RO NAW
named .cfACK, So years of age, of the middle
size, good Ostler, and calls himself Farricr.
exces in dyiving carriage, fond of strong drink,
and when drunk is mpertinent and auarrelsome
formerly belonged to Thomas Wilson of the
City OF Richmond, believed to have been raised
by a Mr. Willis of Gloucester county. He has
travelled much IN Virginia & the Southern states
as body servant He is very artfu, and ant r.,
smile Gas innocent) when charged with crime.
Probably has lost some of his foreteeth. Arg
person securing him, so that / get him again,
shall receive the above reward.
=, ,.c HENRI NJ cLAr.
Halifax, Va. March 90 siT
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-04-04

'FHE CAROLINE JOCKEY CLUB RIA
Il CES, will commence at the Union T,v.r,
IN Caroline County ON Wednesday the 18Th of A
pril next
lst day-A swecpstaSe for years old colts
& fliiies, Subscribers 90 bushels ofwheat each.
and closed.
2hd day-The Jocky Club. purse-5o Subscri-
bers, SIS each.
Sod day-The proprietor's subscription of soS
WITH the toll of that, andthe preceding days, and
The Rappahannock Jockv Club Rules to gov
ern. PHILIP SANfJrEI So,
March 10. a.
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John ALCOCK, informs his friends, and the
V public, that he is carrying or his CABINET
MAKING BUSINESS, in all its branches where
he makes ali kind of Mahogany Furniture in the
best manner, and OH the newest fasbions-Anv
gentlemen or 'aiies wanting amy Furniture, will
can be bought in Ncw.York. or any other MACE
Any orders left at my shop, in the Cross Street.
adjoining Prosserand Moncure's Ventlue Store.
or at Mr. George Greenhow's where keep rsy
"are-itootn, will be pointediy attended to, ann
great care taken to deliver it in good order
N Ii. Two Apprentices wanted at the above
business, who can come well Recommended
January II. IS
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ARCHIB4LD THWEATT
Petersburg, March Ia ar

Z VIE subscriber, who WAS brought up in Z
u County Court office, and was upwards Of
zen years Clerk OF the District Court holden in
Richmond, aud during that time had constantly
an opportunity of Inspecting the records of the
General Court, proposes to publish by subscripti-
on, collection ofthe most useful and approved
forms OF process, judgments and orders used in
the County and District Co,rts-also of bonds
usually taken in the said courts, and executions
on Judgments thereof; records on appeals from.
and writs OF supersedeas to, Judgments of the
District Courts; ofproccedings on the arraipa-
ment OF criminals in the last mentioned courts.
and OF the entries used on the trials thereof-To
which will be added, some forms of the most
correct Declarations in'spccial actions, InAict
nehts IN Criminal cases and 4 few of the most
unusual and difficult sorts of conveyances, and a
complete index to the whole. The volume will
contain about 400 pages of octavo-The price
whereof will be twelve dollars, as expect TO con-
tract Tor printing small number of copies, which
VIII DC bound in boards. The work can be prin-
ted IN i've or six months after it is put to press
and 1T is now ready nrit, but will not be publish
ed TIL subscriptions Cor 100 copies are obtained,
and ten dollars ofthe price of each paid.
Those gentlemen who ~ish TO be considered as
subscribers, will be pleased to communicate it.
and remit the above amount of their subscripti-
oas to Samuel Shepard, Esq. A,dr. of Public
accounts IN the city of Richmond, who will re-
iuna the money in case any circumstance should
vor to forward the copies to subscribers as soon
as possible-upon receipt thcreofthc balance of
the subscription money is to be paid
J. ROBINSON.
March 20 loo9. ep3w
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JOHN KING, has Just received an additional
- supply of Fancy and other GOODS, which ht
VII SCH at his usual cheap rates for cash.
February Z. tF
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TO TIE FREEHoL DE- RS <N0 EoUSE
l. KEEPERS or TIE err or Ri.,V-
fCi.D, authorised to vote for common corr, IL
an -. take notice, that the election will take place
oil wednesday the fifth day Uf April neat, ii,e.
pol! will be opened at l0o'clock at the following
places in Jcfierson-wartl, at the Court House,
in sIadison-wrrd, at the Eagle Tavern, in Mon
roe. ward, at Mr. Thomas Whites new Brick
House.
JOHN F. PRICE,
Sergeant q the city q ,,ieE1n.na'.
MARCH 10. epistWA.
I LANDING from In, Schooner RiosMoMu.
"a Isaac Seaman, Master -
SO Boxes Rasins,
10 Bales Soft Shelled Almonds,
Casks Green Coffee,
19 Barrels Prime Pork, and
Pipe London Particular Madeira Wine.
IN STORE.
IL Hogsheads Brown Sugar,
Is do. Mslasses,
Tierces Green Coffee,
rs Boxes Havannah Scgars,
3 Bales WEIGH Planes,
Family Flour in barrels ai:l half barrels.
Young Hyson, Hyson Skin and Seuch, me- Tea.
10 Boxes Mould Candies,
For SALE BY,
GEORGE WATT.
january II. rs
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NJ OTICE.-Cash giSen for Northern {, South
a ern Bank NOTES at a moderate Discount r.,
a., SIMPSON NORRIS.
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AND FOR SALE have for sale 500 a.
- cres of LlND, in the county of Cumber
land, situate Immediately 4ATI,oristtox river.
adjoining the lands of Mr.. Jerman Baker, Mr.. G.
Skpwith and Mr.. Hughes. 1t is an eIigiblsii
tie Farm, well adapted to the culture of tobacco
ana gram. Some valuable low-ground, and the
advantage of navigation are attached ia it. The
place is very healthy, and the neigbborhood very
agreeable Mr.. Baker will, at any time, shew
the premises.
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SP Z = & II
DELIVERED ~ S.a. GILES,

IN TIE SENATE or l'aG tSireD STATES,
FEBRUARY Is, 1893,
In sa.soort ef tie fo!icsping roso!,isioa moved BY
nm on the sth Of shc some nsOeih
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-04-04

| HE Subscriber will practice the LAW in the
county Courts of Goochland, Henrico,
Chesterfield, Po~hatan and Amelia
JOHN ROBERTSON
Manchester, March T. oawlm
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-04-04

Resolued, That the several laws laying an En-
hargo on all ships aud vessels in the ports and
harbnrs OF the United States. be repealed on the
18th OF March next, except as to Great. Britain and
France, and their dependencies, and thatprovisi'
on be made by law for prohibiting all commerce.
Al intercourse with these nations and their de-
Tendencies, and the importation of any article in.
to the United States. the growth, produce or ma
nntacture of either Of the said nations, of the
dominions of either of them.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-07-24
July s..
A GREAT BARGAIN.

THE subscriber wishing to remove to the
western country, will sell the FARM on
which he resides IN Fairfax county, miles
from alexandra, from George Town ter
~, ana about the same from the Potomac
bridge crossing 70 the city of VI ashlngtoh--
in a, aeaithy, agreeable neighborhe.., con--
taiaiag about 47a acres, OIL which IS u conle-
acknowledging mouse, large enough ioi a gen
teci family, together witn all the outhouscs
suitable, all new oa' nearly so an orchard OF
apple trees of selected fruit together with
different other fruit rces, proportion OF I'M
proved meadow for the scythe, and large
portion more may easily be made. Any per-
son inclined to purchase may know the terms
by application to Mr.. john DULIN, adjoining
the said farm, or the subscriber Oh the pre-
misses.
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