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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-07-25

United States which shall clear out ,a.,
Eorts not declared to be under the =,
ton of blockade from any port Of Hon !,
between the ninth day OF June and the 4 !,
day of July. next provided always, 6,
nothing that is contained in the pres, =,
der shall extend, OF be construed tosS,
to protect any vessels or their cargoes, /
may be Liable to condemnation or dsjtp.
tor any other cause than The violation d /
aforesaid orders OF the seventh of lam
and the eleventh OF November, One 10
sand eight hundred and seven, as alvI
by the said order Of the twenty. s.s,a
prll last.
Provided also, that nothing in this ord
contained shall extend, or DC consuutu
extend 10 protect any vessel which slid.
tempt to enter any port ACTUALLY bloeA.u
by any OF his m4esty's ships OF war.
And th- rlgnt honorable the lords con
missloncrs or his majesty's treasury, n
majesty's principal secretaries OF stalk,
loras commissioners Of the admiralr. !,
the nudge OF hign courl OF admiralty and !.
ridges oil the courts OF ylce-admiray, al
70 give the necessary directions herein a.
them may respectively appertaln.
STEPHEN COIRELL |
Foreign0Eics, Nay 20 |
The king has been pleased to appa
Francis James Jackson, esq. to be his ii F
lesty's envoy extraordinary and m.na4
plenlpo,entiary 10 The Unitcd States Of a
merlCa.
LONDON, lNcy %
Portuguese papers arrived CHS n.oElg
to the l1th inst. The following are la,.
contents
LISBON, Nay l6 /
The English enteredOporto onFr.day le
and the French have returned to VolJnsgq}
bout TWO leagues to thS east OF Opask
wnere they ars completely surrounded,
oliicial account has AS yet been recelra /
but | believe our loss does NOT appear 20
considerable, excepting tne i,ktn light ds 2
goons, who have suffered very mum Ga
4Mackrnzie's brigade reman at lnom4ia
be IN readiness - adopt any measurc.uA3
may DC rendered necessary by ths NOV.
mems OF general Ylctor's army, when 81
present. however, completely blocked w
the south by general Cuesta, and seems
have no more Cnance vi escaping taan Ia
IN Inc north.
Au.nen.lc letters from Lamego, d
ON INST. state, that tnc POrtusucs: arc
POSSESSION OF ftzo &c iieooa, and olOeFf
sluuns Oh The Other sluc or the DoufO
chat the passage 10 that river Is pesltcIg
pen TO our army. NO action mas yet tAa
place. Inc ,unors or battles wllch
said 20 nave been louSnt arc Therefore
founded.
Inc captain Of vessel which on tlleE
inst. arrived from GaillcIa, a.hrms,
tnae province has completely recovered
liberty, and llla1 the French are blocAiy
up DOtil IN errOl ana COrunna Oy thS Az *
vi me MARQUIS dc Romano. lncy as ~
expected 70 make a long RESISTANCE. 80
SO see,aS to DC Certain mat several tno@" BN
Engish troops nave been dlsemoarAeu p
Virgo. Inc Preach ID lower f.st'a'na'' 6
have fallen back from .MenIa 10 fuSN 81
leaving garrison IN tne iorlntf town. -
They collect all the .sinall partics oi'p'',
through tnat proVlnce..---LlS09H : s's1
Aay l6.
LoDScs, Nay %
A message FROM his MAJESTY T''
night delivered to Dotn hoesls or Par''''
stating the restoration OF the alc's"
tlons OF friendship Dcewcen nis/m.e'g
a IL ,eIC
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-07-25
+ o R E G N.
VIA NETWORK.

London papers TO the 29th May inclusive
by a vessel in 48 days from Bristol, have
been received a, New York.
Mr.. Erskine is recalled from America
and Mr.. Jackson, the g-ntleman appointed
to succeed MIN, was to sail for Hampton
Roads in frigate aboul the first OF last
month.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-07-25
LopNeN, My "a

A message from his majesty wa 4
night delivered to potn hoesas or ParA''''
stating the restoration OF the alcieN
tlons OF friendship between nis/mye'9
the emperor OF Austria, and MS ae'n'
DC enabled 70 assist has Imperial li''IS.
&c. us intended 70 move vote %
dit tor three millions tor these l''sV"'
Aay&
The dispatches received by gosefnp''i
aud by tne Austrian Ambassador ar' D"
SO late date as the last French bule'~
All the Austrian armies seem TO Dc .'r
the direction Ut Hungary. G-n;ral = p' ~
garie is at Pllsea, i tae arch lake YIN
Dcnlad the Radbruzc with about ivy
men. Inc arcnduke Ferdinand rclnau.ps
Warsaw, but viii probably abandon "a
strengthen the main Austrian army.
Hulcr, with $4,000 men, was on TIC
d-rs OF Moravla-Ihe army OF the 4
duke Ohm falling back in good ords''
recrossei the Iasiiamento and will pro- sa|
to Hungary. Tne brave Tyrolese l'1 ~
incursloas into the heart of Suaola a
pusnel their parties almost to AVN i,
and MUNICH Cney have been = Me ,s.ny
gen, Kempton and KauiFcrn. Ihe So
array is thus distributed IA
The main body under Bonaparte ~; 81
enna. Belnadotte and Davoust are : n
hernia, watching the arci,duke CnaiN
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-09-08
Tune IS.

COMMITTED TO the jail OF the Uuui,,, .,
~ Middlesex. the 9th of June last, a negro
man, who calls himself HENRI FOX, and saws
he was born Tree and raised in the town of Nor.
foik He is about thirty years ot age, five feet
seven or eight inches high, well propoiioned, Of
very dark complexion, and marked in his face.
very thick with pits Of the smallpox, had on
VIXEN taken up, light coloured mixed Virginia
Cioth Coat, striped Virginia Cloth Waistcoat
and blue nankeen pantaioons, but has with him,
number of other clothes. As the said Negro is
supposed =, be a runaway. the owner is request
ell to come forward, prove his property, pay char
gts and take him away, otherwise, lie will be
dealt with, as the law directs.
TIT: HEALa, Sher:F Of A9idiieses county.
August / l. w3nT
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-09-08
MARTIN DE GARY,
Sec. Gen. TO the Supreme Iunta.
WESTMINSTER SESSIONS.
HICKS HILL.

LONDON, June 81.
The Sessions commenced yesterday, be-
fore MIR. Mainwaring and the Bench OF JUS
tees.
Mary Barnet, the wife of publican at
Hammersmith, was indicted for assaulting
Peter Augustus Galliot, a music master,
resident of the same place, in February last
The defendant had applied on the day
bove mentioned at the residence of the pros
ecutor, to demand debt due to her for beer :;
but the accounts kept by the plaintiff and
defendant not harmonizing, as the taptress
scored an octnUe too high for her customer,
the prosecutors wife refused to pay the bill
This produced very discordant crash the
defendant har1ied good deal The musici-
ans lady endeavored i'll vain to play second !;
but her hiuno had no chance with the forte
ofthe claimant, whose deeh bass and coun-
ter ttnor drowned every attempt of her OPP
ponent to be heard. In vain did Mrs Gal
liot endeavor to alternate the shriiiness of
Mrs. Barnet's fihe. The more She endea-
voured to lower the key of her opponent,
the higher it was fitched, and her. Fat5 and
STARTS were dealt out in such discordant
style. that Mr.. Galliot, who conceived he
had the right of playing first ./fddle in this
SonafG, deemed it proper to taH IN for the
purpose of restoring harmony. He was how
ever, suddenly astonished at the INTRODUCED
on OF another instrument by Mrs Barnet,
who, SEEING feker was proceeding to &C
company her own 6ravnra with Mrs. Cali :.
ct, by a Staccaia on the head of her husband,
which must instantly have put him ont Of
tune, for life, had he not had the good for
tune, by a .fugne, and some exertion of man
ual strength to deprive the lady of her wea-
pom, she nevertheless, continued for near
half an hour to 8erenade him with Bill
lngsgate solo, much to the amusement of
a crowded auditory assembled on The occasi-
on.
The defendant was found guilty of the as
saLlt and sentenced to Il fine of 23l.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-09-08

'V1HE SUBSCRIBER, offers for sale, ,ha.e.
|. legant ;tld valuable Estate, called IPIl.
TON, lying ns,e miles below Richmond The
dwelling house is nol inferior any III the state
the offices are commodious the Garden and
yard are handsomely laid out. The situation
combines SO many advantages, that am unwil.
ling to give description ut it, wishing any gen.
tteinan who is disposed to purchase, TO come and
view 1t. II may not be amiss however to Oh
serve, that James River runs leo yards from the
door OF the house, that vessels OF five hundred
hogsheads have loaded at Warwick one mile
bove 1t, that the water iage to Richmond is
only SIX miles, that there is good Shad and
Herring fishery, and that Wild Fowl are fire..
qucntly procured. A small Grist- Mil is at.
tached TO 1t on a stream that runs through The
plantation.
- Also two thousand acres of LAND, lying on
Fighting Creek, POwhatan County, two miles
from the Court House, which will be divided in
to two or more lots To suit purchasers. This
land Is well watered and calculated for the Gull
ture OF wheat, corn and tobacco.
For terms apply to the Subscriber residing in
Richmond, or William Berkeley, in Powhatan
WILLIAM RANDOLPH
June IS. ,ySm
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-09-08
GEORGE NAPIER, Coll. and Comptroller,
Army Accounts.

From character not mare dgRifed by koidiag
The fr5t rank in Enobedn life, Than BY shoSe a.
mfd6le 7naiitieS 2fte heaJf, 7ohich 5gia, and Sc.
cure respect and cStceDr
Pupils often take fancy to their teachers, but
when reflect on your success with our five Sous,
IT proves to me past doubt that you first made
them respect and love learning
That solid acquisition can never he lost TO
them, for II is interviewer with their affection for
you your advice made deep impression on
their minds, and do not believe will be eradica-
ted while they live, for quite exclusive OF what
they may have learned in science, their hearts &
tastes accompanied The steps you took to improve
their minds the lessons Of affection will re.
main trust, even if those of science be neglect
ed
In proportion TO their moral merits, nv obi
gators to you will increase, and hope YOU will
not faIi TO preserve their good disposition. by
your remembrance ofthern Your letters direct
ed to the Duke Of Leinster, viii be forwarded TO
my Sous wherever they are.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-09-08

ID Y virtue of deed of trust, from Richard
Young to the subscribers, bearing date tire
21th day of April, 1903, and recorded in the Ge.
neral Court, tor securing certain debt, therein
mentioned VIII be sold, t. the highest bidder,
on the 29th September, next, before the T. gle
Tavern, in the city Of Richmond. Cor so much
thereof, as will be sufficient t'sttisfy said debt,
with interest and costs,) the following valuable
PROPERIl;, viS. Lot No. 1, with the wharf at
tached thereto: No 5, a water lot No. 9, a L.
with the yellow house, back of wharf No 1 MOI
Is, back OF water lot No. S; No. 10, part Of lot
No 179, in the plan of the city of Richmond, &
No. u, bought THE Executors of Francis Lew
IS, and on Bloody-Run street. The same being.
The said Richard Young's part Of property, stu.
ated at Rockets, which lie held Jointly with
Pickett, Pollard and Johnston, & assigned to him
w deed OF partition, executed by the PARTIES, on
the 17th March last.
The said sale will be made agreeaby TO the di-
rectlons III such cases, of the act of Assembly,
passed the 3lst day Of January, 1909, entitl, d.
g An act concerning executions and for other
purposes" EUWARD .1OHWSTON
3CHN FOX, TfasfeeS.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-09-08
August 4.


an Wednesday, December 81, 1909-At
" the late dwelling house of Nathaniel Ian
caster, decd about ten miles above the court
house, in Prince Edward county, on Appomattox
river Will be SOLD, to the highest bidder, the
following PROPERTY; belonging to the estate
of the ~ ceased, valuable stock of Horses, Cat
tie, Hogs and Sheep, the plantation Utensils,
hOu,, hold and kitchen Furniture, too tedious TO
mention.
Also Nine valuable NEGROES; also, the
crop of Corn, Wheat, Oats and Fodder a ere.
dit of twelve month will be given the purchasers,
on their giving bond, with approved security.
All those who have legal claims against the
estate ofthe deceased, will be pleased to exhibit
them duly authenticated, ON or before the day OF
sale, Enable the administrators 10 make provi-
sion for their payment All those who are indebted
to the estate, will see the necessity Of immediate
payment, as it must be evident no indulgence can
be given.
CONN LANCASTER, } -,
FoBERT LANCASHIRE A@"' 'S'
August J8. wifi
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-09-08
tySw
FEMALE ACADEMY

MIR. BLACKBURN, Professor of Mathc-
4vA mates. i'll the College of William 8, Mary,
and Mr.. Plunkett, teacher of Modern LangtIa.
ges, in the same College, inform the public, that
they have united for the purpose of establishing
an Academy III which young Ladies may receive
an Education, calculated at once, TO improve &
enlarge the understanding, and TO ensure the ac-
QUESTION OF those accomplishments, which are
not only extremely agreeable III themselves but
which have become essential requisites in polish.
ed societies.
1t proposed that the parties shall attend to
the duties ofthe School alternately, as best a
greeting with their own views ofa correct system
OF Female Education, and particularly as such an
arrangement will prevent all interference with
their respective engagements at College Mr..
Blackburn will, on one day, give lessons in Read
ing, Writing, Arithmetic, English Grammar,
Composition, Geography and History, according
to the progress which each pupil may have made
Should any of these young ladies discover a taste
and capacity for further scientific requirements
he will undertake TO conduct them through Ger.
tain Mathematical, AstroDomical and Philosophi-
cal branches, which, whilst they cannot fail TO
strengthen the mental powers, will be rendered
so simple, as TO make the study highly pleasing
and instructive. IN his department. he will stea-
Oily pursue well digested plan, which he has
already submitted to the test ofexperim, and
1T will be his highest qualification, IL he can e..
vince, by the result in the present instance, that
the female mind capable OF imp, venent in
real knowledge, as that of tic other sex a pro-
b'em, the satisfactory solution of which, ought TO
be deemed highly important, but which has
seldom been attempted 90 fair and liberal princ,-
pies.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-09-08
August S

MANCHESTER ACADEMY-in corEe-
IVI tnce At the intended removal of II, J.hn
Wood, to the city of Richmond. ON the 25,a Sep
tomber next, l'e trustees Il ,'lc above Academy.
are DESTROYS OF engaging ic:cber of the an
guages and Mathematics, Ia supply the s,alion
ne now holds On APPLICATION To the Treasurer %
the Academy, residing IN Manchester the terms
will he made known 10 any gentleman OF liberal
education and moral conduct
o Z
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-09-08
August II

- UNAWAY from the Subscriber in Amherst
LA County, on the 24th Instant, my noted Wa
ter-mdn Robin, lac is between S. and 40 years %
age, OF black complexion, has very hollow checks,
owing to the loss Of his upper, aud jaw teeth, nc
has been accustomed to run the river from
Lynchburg TO Richmond for many years, and has
numerous acqu,ntances and it is highly proba-
ble that nc w,ll be harbored by some Of them,
win give a ward ui 10 dollars and pay ali ex-
pences to any pers that will bring the said
Fellow 10 me, otherwise will p,y dollars for
putting him in the Jail Of the County where he
may be taken up.
THOMAS MOORE.
August %. 4w
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-09-08

HE School announced in the above advertise.
ment. has been since organized, hut at too Lite
period to DC productive OF all the advantages
winch were anticipated yet, though aborin;s .ln-
der tus .Mc0h' enIcnce, it has vintiicate it's pub
.ic et'hty. Examination, in the departments con.
liucled by Nj. P,Unkctt, and Mr.. Blackburn held
III he preseace OF respectable and scientifi ind
ges, have obtained tleir decided Appreciation
The knowledge OF Grammar, Geography and
History, acquired III 50 short Il time, furnishes a
iatterinS specimen Of what may he expected
from the School, 1T De patromzea by the pubic
In music, SUBJECT al extreme difficulty, M!.- sci
ehthcaiiy 'uSht, the pro yress Off, Young Iadl,
IN theory y prsciIcc, gave L--rce of satisf,cti.
on, unprecedented :. Williamsburg. weekly
lecture will he r.-,ul,riy given, during the cns,i
ing course, Gil s,;tli branches of philosophy ~
can be--Tpiamed ny smp,e apparatus and with.
H,'t reference 20 con.pex mathematical princi
pes.. Ageni,eman ~ engaged for the purpose OF
teaching Writing and Arithmetic, bv whi, h
means, Mr.. Black burn will he enabled TO devote.
greater portion oi time, TO the mental improve
ment of - pupils
The tea"Acrs purposcly decline the common
place stIle Ot Culogy, from a conviction that pub.
nc patronage can be permanently secured ou!y b,
The real i'npro. ement Of thcir scnoiars
lhe local advantages OF WILLIAMSBURG as :,
P'ce OF Education, Tor young ladies', are suflici-
emily known.
boarders.
wo public examinations will be held in each
course, VIZ. IN February and IN Ii,v Tuit.o will
commence October l5tn q end seDtember 15,h
'"hnwng but parents who wish to- withdraw
TIER citudrcn, will be at liberty to terminate the
course July 18Th.
Williamsburg, Sept L.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-09-08
September S.

NJ EW MARKET FALL RACES-The RAJ
v ces for Fall 1909, will commence, on the
third Tuesday in October, (beirg the 18th day
OF, the month"; and continue FIVE DAYS, To wit -
FiRST DAY-The great SH'EEPs ThHES,
two mile heats-entrance 200 dollars, half for
feIt IL Subscr' bers, and closed
SECOND DAY-Ths tTOCKE1' CLUE
PURSE, of $50 dollars, mile heats Money
warranted to be hung up before st.rtng-& will
be added Ito make the purse more Interestingly al
the subscribers hat can be obtained to the luck
ey Club list, from now until the race is run
THIRD .DAY-THE PPOPRIETOR'S
PURSE of 200 dollars, warranted as heretofore
to be put up before starting.
FOURTH DAY-A YANDl" CIR, Under
The regulations established by the Judges.
FIFTH DAY-A PURSE, worth one hun
dred dollars, will be for mile heats the best
III ), for amy horse, that never wona race of s1.
Perior value entries or race-the weights
to be agreeable to- New-M Market rules; and the
entries to be made the evening preceding the day
of the race.
n. B. Toll will be collected at the Gates, as
nereto'ore d. C.
Four wheel Carriage, 90
wo DO. dc. 50
Man on morse, so
DO. on foot, 25
Good Accommodations for 90 or 80 gentlemen
as Boarders, Will be provided on moderate terms.
at New Market house.
BLANKS MOODY,
Proprietor and Treasurer IF the Course.
September |. w4w
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ny D 70 Q : OF
PRIVATE ENTERTAIN MEN r.
AND uoC..s OF

PRIVATE ENTERTAINERS
%hch will be opened on tl,e Goth lay of Sc. tenn
Der next Her nouse IS large and comm dous,
and situated nearly in the centre OF the own
She will have an entirely new set Of Servants &
hopes, by the strictest attention ard rxerlitns to
please, to give satisfaction to those VINO may ia
vor her with their company. n - intention is to-
accommodate Boys, Girls, Students of William
& Mary College, grown Gentlemen, or Ladies,
with board and lodging, or board only, hy The
day, month, or qu,rter of a year. on reasonable
terms. dNN4 RY~p n
Richmond, August 1. l2OS
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-09-08
Dublin, Mey 8th, 1900.

From the Honorable Col. Napier, the dsscendan,
@ the HastyioaS Mathematician Of that name.
Army Account OFFICE,
DUBLIN, Nays, 1900.
Having always considered talents, confined
with industry, and directed by principle, as con.
stitutlug the true wealth ola state, | cannot but
lament your pcrslsting in your intention of alb.
sractlng from Ireland that share of each which
know you TO possess.--At the same time feel
much satisfaction in adding my feeble suffrage to
the very respectable testimonies you have tlrea-
dy obtained, &c
] should consider my appreciation as incom-
plete, did It not include the strong sense
have of that decenoy and morality, which /
have observed IN your personal conduct and cha.
racter.
GEORGE NAPIER, Coll and Comptroller,
Army Accounts.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-09-08
GEORGE BLACKBURN.
Cas2 Of a ieftertiOnl .Ioaefh Wilson, esq. the A.
1.erlcAM CoNsHL an Dublin

Cah2 Of a leftertTonl Ioscfh Wilson, esq. the A.
1,erIcan ConSx! an Dublin.
Fermit me now to take the freedom IF intro
duciig to you, gentleman whose worth, when
thoWn, will, an persuaded, interest you in his
favor. MIR George Blackburn wishes TO 5. tile
in yo'tr country, and to procure an establishment
as Instructors the Mathematics, and those
branches OF science connected herewith. !
have had some part Of nay family taught by him,
ana nave never ret with any person more emf
nently Qualified 10 convey Instruction. and TO en-.
gage the attention and affection OF his Pupils.
His leaving this city is regretted by MANY OF its
most respectable families, as his character has
been as tsnblemished, and his manners as anna
Die, as his requirements are extensive will
not say more in his favor, though wishing to say
every thing that his merits and my desire 10 serve
HIM could dictate, being persuaded that by so
good judge of merit bis talents will soon be
discerned and appreciated, and that man of
worth and genius need only 10 be kno WI To pro-
cure him your attention and encouragement.
Permit me to add, that any service rendered to
him will be considered as favor done to mel
am, &c.
Dublin, Mcy 9Th, 1900.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-09-08

p ATTESEA PAPER MILLS-Thos who
- wish to encourage the manufactures of their
own state are Informed, that they can be suppli-
ed with Paper Manufactured i'll Petersburg, in
any quantities .f.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-09-08

MY motives will, hope, justify my giving 10
ihe public eye, few extracts from numerous do
curents, which have ,ung lain neglected. in my
possession. owing to nay nothayng found any OBJ
,ect "n'ch deemed worthy an appeal of th;S
kind am aware, of the apparent in,ieIicacy of
sounding ones own praise, even through the me
dunn OF partial friendship but believe that NV
efforts here, have, in some degree, iustii,d the
prepossessions ofmy friends AS an individual.
nave been haoituaiiy Indifferent, TO any applause
but that bestowed by men of sentiment and sci.
ence, and desire it only as a means ofextendng
my sphere of utility In M official station, the
meri! OF my mathematical lectures can be appre
Grated view: AS teacher OF the minor bran.
ches, shall be more generally understood, and
more frequently excite the grateful feelings of
parents. | wish the school, conducted by Mr..
flunkett and myself To- prove worthy of general
'ttenlIon, from conviction that the diffusion of
liberal system of Female Education is of Tie
utmost Importance.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-09-08
THE FAIRFIELD RACES.
IL

WILL COMMENCE, on the first Monday
w in October, and continue four days.
FIRST DAY-rhe Annual Post Sweep Stake
hive subscribers, S 100 each, free for three years
olds, only two mile heats.
2HD. The Jockey Club Purse of S 400, four
mile heats.
.RD. The ProPrictor's Purse of s 200, three
mile heats, free for all ages
MA Sweepstalse is opened, for three years
old colts and FLIES, entrance S 50-subscrption
to close Oh the evening of the first days race
The proprietor is unwilling to publish the
names of the delinquent members the old CLUB
and therefore will withhold it until after the pre-.
sent fall meeting.
E. SMOCK
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Prices IS E0LLOWS

~ A liberal discount made to wholesale pur-
chasers.
Orders for any of the above qualities, address
ed to the subscribers, executed at the shortest
notice.
BANLSTER G. Co.
August a. wifi
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-09-08

DETER V. DANIEL, residing in Richmond,
l. will practice LdJy, i'll the Superior Courts,
held in the city in the Superior Courts of Ches.
terfield and Hanover, in the county Courts of
Henrico and Hanover, and i'll the hastings Court
of Richmond
September I. sySw