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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-11-02
FOR THE ENQUIRER


Tread lightly on his Ashes. ye men of
Genius Tor he was your kinsman Weed
=" his grave clean, " men Of Goodness tor
he was your brother. -----1T Thou art gone ;
my spirit is He'd up to the stars, from which
+" 1t came; and that warm heart of thine.
" with all its open and generous vessels, is
>, compressed INTO clod of the valley. -
STERNE.
Our city is wrapt in gloom, by the Death Of
EDWARD CARRINGToN When good or
a great man dies, the sorrow is as general
as the ioss---the sympathetic gloom en-.
tends to strangers, as veil as friends, to those
whobave viewed INN at distaEce, as well
as those who pArtook with him tne priyile.
ges OF his domestic hearth. The breath Of
party spirit is lulled over the ashes of Car
rington-----and those schisms, which dis
tract our country and our public Councils.
seem TO vanish before the beam of his vene.
rable character For those who honestly
differed from him ~ opinion, have paid him
fhe compliment Of believing, that his ssnti l..
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-11-02
ABINGDON, Oct. 6. 1910
ANNIVERSARY,
Offhe Barre Of Kings A1oun.oiii Il; :

. -
7, MAS more .si;. crafty ing 10 bei,oit tiis
pleasure which beamed in every couute
nance, while the citizans of Washington were
on this day, paying some spaIl honors, tc
tnose u whom will: great truth it could be
said. honors were justly due. TIE feelings
or a virtuous heart are always excited. when
he bebo.ds those who have rendered signal
services to their country but how much
more exquisite are his sensations Whsn
ne knows that for those very services their
characters nave been traduced by the wick
ed and mistated even by the best of histori
ans! Such IS the case in the present ms.
tance.--No correct account has vet becr
gwen of the battle of Kings mountain. And
some have even venured to tarnish the re
Putations OF those virtuous patriots, who
with God like heroism scaled its craggy
Cults, and quoted the fears of their despon
ing country.
Time may pass away " and nature sink in
years. yet justice shall be done them. and
monument more durable than the Pyra
mlds OF Egypt shall be raised to their mem
ories III the love and affections of those whose
toretathers knew them in every situation in
life, and from whose lips they have often
heard their virtues and their deeds of valor
recounted Ii ever love of country excited
men TO defend theif liberties, it was that
winch governed the patriots who fought at
hings Mountain. III ever men fought from
natIve bravery,it was there, for the Officers
led on to battle and said with Bruce.
. Who will be traitOl knaye
Who can fill a towards grave
Who so base as be slave
Traitor, coward, turn and hees
Hany say that unjust rigor was exercis.
ed towards the vanquished it is answered
with confidence point out a victor SINH
larry situated, and you shall be- shewn more
rigor.
On yesterday Cap. F. Smith, Cap D.
Campbell, and Mr.. John Campbell waited
on Colonel Edmiston who resides 12 miles
from town, With a communication from a
committee appointed to request his attend
ance. The Colonel held the rank of Major
IN the Virginia Regiment, is now in his 76th
year and much afflicted with the Rheuma tic
pains. But he readily cOnsented to take the
ride, perhaps The last he may ever take to
tnIs place, that he might once more see the
remains ot MS old companions in arms. -
lie set out ioT town this morning at seven.
escorted by the three gentlemen mentioned
and detachment OF Cavalry from CAPTAIN
Byars' Troop. When he came within vie W
OF Abingdon he was met by Capt. Byars and
Ouh's troops OF Cavalry, Col. Francis
Preston and several other officers, VINO gave
him a hearty welcome. They then form
ing Splendid procession, the officers in front
Oh inc carriage, and passing through several
streets, and a double line of Infantry at the
public square. formed by Capt. Dixon's com
pany OF kiiiemen, to make passage for the
carriage, aud procession through the im
mense crowd that had collected in the
streets, conveyed him TO the dwelling Of
Colonel Preston where he arrived 2, 1 / o..
CLICK,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-11-02

y y
VERMoNT-rhc following are the ma
jorities of each candidate at the late cleo
ton for Congress samuel Shaw, Repub.
l275-James Fisk, r. 719: William Strong,
K AL Martin Chittenden, Fed. II.
PENNsYLvANIA-Abn Lacock, at pre
sent StaiesSen 4,or, is elected 20 Congress-
from the District now represented by S.
Smith by a majority OF 422 over A. Tan
nerhill-both are Republicans.
William Piper is elected to Congress from
the counties Of Franklin and Bedford, by a
| majority of413 votes over Gen. John Rea,
| the present incumbent--both Republi
cans.
SoUTH -CARoLINA John Taylor and
Gen. VIM. Butler, are reelected to Con
sress, by large majorities.
GEoRsIA-Returns from all the COMMITTEES
are received. The result is for Bib IL.
w vofes-Troup 16,4O4 Cobb ~ Sos
Hall S.126--Clarke 7.s51--Forsyth s.
632--Ellioty 9.44S--Fhe four first are
consequently elected. Hall is nesu mem
ber--uice DIR. SmeIt.
OHIo--The returns from this state
are not complete. Jeremiah Morrow is said
tob be re elected to.,Congress -Return J.
Meigs is perhaps. returnedthe successful
candidate for the Governors Chair.
In VfRGINIA-the Election for Con
gress does not take place, till the SPRING
But, 7hortas l.. Preston Esq. Delegate
from the county of Rockbridge \ firm Re
publican, has offered. as " Candidate for
that district ?" in opposition to Gen. Brock.
enridge, the present incumbent, Fed. -
lnthe District of Harrison &c. Thomas Viii
son OF Morgan town, i Fed will be candi-
date at the ensuing Congressional election
occasionally the resignation of John G..
Jackson! 1t is also, an icpated, that Ben.
jamin heeder Esq. of Harrison late of Mo.
nopgaia cdunty, Repub. will oppose him
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-11-02
THIRTY DOLLARS REwApni

HtNl' OOLLARS REWARD u nas
- Way I'm The subscriber, l,vins at St.farH
Court House Virginia, on the night, # the 2,rI
instant, bright muiato lad named AMoS, aIn,e
~ years OF age feet 9 or 10 uehs ign
smar, active fellow, has been accustomed to. wair
Carriage. He has a very Conspicuous scar nm
on the lett cheek, OF about inches lonc ;, nn,,rh
olacker than the rest of his lace. its Nm ssd
that he will endeavor to proceed to the No,th.
w"d, by means of forged pass, which Il IS he.
l,eved; he nas procured His clothes cannot b.
oescroea' as he lad variety of them.
The above reward will be given fnr ,ao,.:.
Amos in any jail so that the susscriber ms, ,,s,
nm again. and all reasonable charges will be paid
the be brought home. paw
%ANES MITCHELL.
November I'd. 20
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-11-02
THE GOOD OLD
VIRGINIA ALMANACK.
REVIVED FOR rHK YEAR 1871.

the superior advantages oil this Aimspack arr.
too evident To need any minute descr,t,,on- i,e~.
sides containing all the requisites annually found
IN those OF lager sizs, and many additional ar
ncies, both useful and entertaining Tins Aims.
mack Is comprised in form more compsc, and
.onsenien'' printed on fine white paper and tue
~ smart, active vel informed Lad, win
be taken as an Apprentice at tie aboye me-
NoyembeY a. -
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-11-02
THE DEATH or RAM
XKZILLIAM HUBBARD. Al M. ROD

NV I@@IH m "a 1UBBhND, aL ms BoOT
w &SHoE SroRE, next door to the Rising
pun avern, reforms thanks to his customers for
the last years encouragement and respectable
informs them, and the public, that he has taken
LEONARD CHAMBERLAIN into co. part
nership--Ths BUSINESS Tor the future will be done
~ the namee of HUBBARD & CHAMBER
LAlN--who now offer for sale on tile lowest
possible terms, sgenersl assortment of BOOTS
SHOES, suitable for the season, and warran
ted-sole and upper Leather, Calf and Sheep
skins, black and colored morocco.
. N b We shall continue to carry on the Ma.
nulscturing Of Boots and Shoes Of different kinds.
having on hanh good supply Of the best mate
rails, and complete workmen We trust from
Que experience in business and best endeavors.
shsil be able 10 please all those WHO may favor US
with their custom.
HUBBARD & CHAMBERLAIN.
November 2. w,f
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-11-02

sNlSHEa, TAYLOR x Co. three d,
n Dove Tie ben i 4vern, have lust
f'""' London and L.verpool, by tAe Shin
ahu Brig Ahn, larse assortme nj OF W.
ed GOCOS, suited to the preser, & en-
son. WINCH they oiter for sale, on ,be
oonSoie terms, oy the piece or package.
October so.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-11-02
oOiN1O1L
The good sh,p :
II y T. X &c K

AN still inclined to dispose oil IN, Es,a,c in
n Charles CITY County, viz. GREEN w
containing SEQ acres of fine level inn, rove able
wheat LAND, more or less on which iseye.
ry npuse areasona5ie man can WISH a variety
OF good fruit, large and extensive fc-tije Car
den, MONSA GER, about 500 acres, ~, whic.s
rs new small buil,iing 4 hundred pesci, ,r.. s;
equally level and much te SAME kind Of SOL =.
The Tavern NJ tie Court ho,Iss, large ant, com,
modious, together with the Stores and two nun
dred acres Of hish land aud me adow All these
iar'ns ere adjoining Gael, other, and the ,.iole
nonndedoy two Creeks emotying into James,
RIVER, which forms Bay before the door of
the dwelling house, not more thar 1900 yar.Is
distance On each stream Is avaluable s1il
Seat. IN the has-. sc ...e
great crops ar wheat The distance f,o,n iii.
IS thirty,miles, and from Petersburg twenty five
The water at each place is equal TO Noun ain
water, and no seat in psrt of the State ;s
generally more healthy or pleasant. II the above
property IS not disposed of in few months, the
Tavern, Stores. &c. Will be leased for Term Of,
years. or rented for a year This Tenement is a
good stand for a mercantile concern. ,nd rent,
Tor & 100 annually For terms apply /,
lbs JOHN TYLER.
- -e- : "a y ~ D. =, Noy- z. Ct
JUST PoBLiSHED. by JonN LYNcH- PIN.
y 'er-And for sale. Wholesale and retail. Vt hi.
Oincr, pu! at the Book Stores of VIM priolard,
Lewis Adams, John and Jos Boycc. FitxwhyIS
SOM Ct Potter, and J. Jones;
THE GOOD OLD
Arr
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-11-02

7 EsluV IL --.ff'AN u JOS RI 611TE,
AZ BOOK oISDER-, STATION RS e Ii ok
SELLERS, having reinovs T. tilt house lately oc
cupied by Nj Robert Bell, Sadler, on the Nam
Street opposite to Mes rs Gallegs, Richards &
CO beg leave to acquant their friends & the PUB.
hc OF the same and with tne most grateful &C
acknowledgements, respectfully solicit continuance
of their favors
They have for sale, on the very bes terms, eve
Iry article in the Stationary Business, and have
lately received, in addition to their former stock.
consignment OF BOOKS, which they are selling
at the Philadelphia prices Among which are
the following
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DOLLARS REwAgDp.--

THIRTY DOLLARS WARD-p.,.
away from the subscriber, abou 9 mo,1hs.
ago. ELll a, mulatto woman aoom th.r,y "a ara
u age oithe common stature, none o. her cloth
Ing recoilected-- CT husb,nI lives ~ ,OI
II expect shh is either lurking ~ that pi :,
inc neIgiborbood Of Willlamsburg-s she was mir.
chased OF Doctor Tazewell about three, az -,
years ago, and am told is h,rbored IN he
borhood of the latter place. The above fe,ys,d
"b' pc pun to any person who wli deliver hep
TO me in Manchester "ei
JAMES " WINFREY.
Wy q e.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-11-02
n LESr oFLRTTERN.

Remaining IN fhe Post. Office ar Richmond Hifyy
IA, ~ the 31st day Of October 1910.
| Al. II ArmstrongJohn Alexander.
Thorn as Ayres -
B-Eider w. Brsme Bartholomew Blunt
Isaac borough Mrs. Mary Berry
squire Brown, black lessee Bowles
man James Bruce
John Banker Charles Bennett
MAJ Robert Bally John Braner
Ludeveli Bowles Capt Richard Rilli
John b. Bowen Thomas Burnham.
Matthew Brown
C-Monsr. D Chile Alexander X. C.isolu
Hon John Clopton John Cunenfer
Capt. Philip Crandell Col. John A. Cuthber
VIII am Collins Wilham Crutchfieid
Waiuegrave Clopton Jr. Benz amin IL. Copian
George Carter Riciisid Calls
Richard Carter Capt. Peter Cruichf
Miss. E f. Calvin
O-F. Donegany Richard Dabney
William. Dopnin 50, Alexander +. David.
Mrs Fanny Drummond Theodrick B. Dude,
F-John Edmondsor
F-Miss Sarah Foun- pleas aut Finch
tain Dorsl Fresr -
;. G-Alexander CrantCapt. William Cart,
James Gray Robert Crayhsrn
.>ooSTi GirI,,iT5-s.-E jops Green
NeN'd' Jacob Crigs y Robert Garden. ;.
H-Benlamin 1tarri. ohm C. Henderson
sun e. n y peas. lnOmaS HoltOn
Thomas II. Hudson Philip Hul,z ~
Connilum H. Hines Benjamin T Hall p
Isaac Hall Daniel C. Hutchinson
lessee Hamton Mrs. Mary Han,lerns
Miss Eleanor w. HalesGeorge Howard
Archelaus Hughes John Hill
DHniol Hudson Cyril Howard.
John Jackson William Jones
Charles James Jones William lorden =
Mrs Lewis, for Rey'd. II Latimoze
merly Miss I.igi,tiootCspt Daniel Lakem
william G Lyto.d Miss Sarah Littlep;
William Lucadoe. A. Mons. Lecordie
Samuel Livermore o Likely
Charles Love Zackariah Lewis
Mrs IIayannah LewisSessions Lester
Capt. Henry Luz Charles Lewis
Miss Eliza Lucas
A--Mrs Ann S Moses a Myers
mitchell M. S. Miller
Elizabeth Mosby Col. w. Morris
Miss Mary u. Mosby John Massie sen.
Daniel Murphy Thomas Matthias
William murphy jr. Capt. John Moss
Maurice l.. Miller Henry w. Massey
John Masthead Hugh M. Miller
Mrs Muller Miss Lucy Morriss
N-Col John Nichols
O-James Oldham Miss Fenny Omisor
P-W iliiam Patter- John Paus
sos Doct. Samuel Pieassl
John Fox Price William Priddy
Capt Robert Priddy Captain Parson
Mrs Rebncca Page John Poillon If.
John Prentiss
R-George F Ran. William Rose senior
doiph Mrs Mary Rayland
Robert Robertson John Royster.
Henry Randolph
S-Col X II Saun- Doctor Saclsri der
ders Bartlett Still
Henry .. Shore John Stiother
Capt. lessee Sheden William s Smith.
| William Sanderson
T-Creed Taylor John Tawman /,
Richard Terri Miss Sarah Taylor
feubln Turner Joseph Thompson
samuel Taylor Archibald Toney /,
W-Eleanor WornleyMrs Lucy X. Webb
Rober:. G. Williamson Charles Word
Sarah Williamson John West
der Benz amin w atlxinsC baries Wills
Mrs Mary Woodfn Levi Webster
Mrs. Maria Writ Isaac White
William Word John H. Waite
Sarah Woodward George White
Lester Wheeler Cbristobher Watt :
Thomas Wagaman Miss Dolly Whipr:l,
John II White Matthew White.
John White :. -
Ic--Dancl Young William Young
WILLIAM POIJSEEE SCNp u M
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Rtrbnono Gbeatre.

For the Benefit of the POOR, of the City Of
...,. ~, Richmond.
On Tho Ecenisg, Friday. NoUern6ey 2, ruiH6e eye
ssniec faoorite COMEDY, svinen by George
GoI'sdH, author et'the Mounfaineers, Tokn Bril-
&c. Cyc called,
THE HEIR AT LAW.
To which will be aloed, the Musicai E,t,y,o =,
q. ,7,leHt Of
THE CHILDREN IN THE WOOD.
On Saturday Evening, the Grand Historical Pln-y
Of
PHZARRO;
THE DEATH or ROLLH. A
TO S9hich willie added the admired farce Of
LoVE LAUGHS 1T LOCK- SMITHS.
Doors 10 be opened at hdifpast. five, md The per.
Joy0ianee 10 commence at half pd,t 6.
- Tickets TO be had at Gfy. Daois', byfafiao
Office. dpdat the Theatre.
Oct. 30. II
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( UF-POWDER !--7he propr,etors o., ,ne
~ RICHMOND P0WDER Mills ,tJss
Tor sale, by the keg or larger quantity, and FE
Gun Powder, glazed and unglszed warranted
equal to any imported, snd on reason ole terms.
heta'lers at liberty to return the powder, y
not approved. Apply to
T4&ES BROWN, S,. Or.
DAPID =. 8UFR.
'n's 2@t Ms2wsss~S
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ELECTIONS.

Further Particulars in oar 'tert. }
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-02-28
TO THE PUBLIC.
december 8.

TINE subscriber, after lapse o. '"e
n necessarily consumed il the prepafs-
sioa of his house, respectfully announce. "
ths citizens of Alexandris, as wen $ '"e
community at large, that he has take" ior q
term Of years that noted and eligible es'a "V
.lfsamcnt known by the name OF the ~
HOTEL, ami once occupied by Mr.. 1aasoy'
whose distinguished abilities as Publican
rave II an ecll, which the subscriber hopes
60 prescrvs by his unre mitted excrtlons N
,affording 10 all those who May confer on All"
sAe favor of their patronage, gen;eei and COM
irritable accomm ,dations. The subser'hef
deems It unnecessary to indicate the nintti :
p.icisy Of convenieaces attached to the City
Hotel, and will only submit q description to
that portion Of travellers who have so gene
rally attes.ed its numerous advantages,
-. James Brook.
February 90. t~
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-02-28

Charles SLade g Thos. Grsmthaw,
TTAyING entered into partnership IN the
IL ROPE.MAKING BUSINESS, one!
for sale, at their store on Merchants wharf, !:
q general assortment of cOROAGE and
SHIP.CiiANDLERY, at which place, or ae
their rope walk, they will receive orders ior
any description of Cordage warranted 70 oe
made out Of the best materials and msnuiao-
tured in such manner as will bear the IN
spection of the best Judges:
FORM B.. A liberal price will he always given
HEMP of the best quality.
Novaonhor "a
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-. a NEW NOVEL.
Just Published, and for Sale by
cOTT q NJ q STE w AR +,
Price q! Dollar, .-
GLENCARN;
THE DLSAPP0LNTMENTc OF YOUTH,
A NOVEL.
BIZ CEoaep WArrERsToN, Ese.
Or WASHINGTON CITr,
.1uihsr of he Lawyer and Chill Of Feeling.

The celebrity of this authors "LAW-
YER" and " CHILD OF FEELING" in
duced the publishers to engage IN this work,
and withou: detracting from the merits OF tho
former, feel themselves justified in stating
that his GLENCARN Is superior to either.
1t is submitted without further recommends
ton, with a wish, that the American review
ers may give further encouragement to this
you 1g gentle man. s endeavers to entertain in
slruct and moralize his fellow citizens, in
way seemingly we'll calculated to attract their
attention.
Feb. 6.
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Iutt Received

Jult Received
Aad for sale by flames Kennedy, sen. Book.
seller, King street,
Gea,lemen and Ladys Pocket Almsnacs'
in plain ana Morocco bindings, tor the year
1910.
Johnson's Virginia and Farmers Alma,
macs for do. containing a variety Of useful and
entertaining matter-by the dsaen or other
wise.
ALSO.
Dr.. Hooper's Physicians Vadem ecum-
Just pubhshed-a very useful Manual 'os
Young gentlemen Of the faculty. flace liz
cents.
d.. Recess Medical Guide.
Pennington's Memoirs Of Mr.. Eliza Car
R,,;r', Lectures on 2hstorick andths
Bellies I.ettrcs. =.
Adams's Roman Antiquities.
Complete Farrier tnew eoi''on]
Misses Magazne-2 vols.
Por,eu's Lectures on st. Matthew.
Or. Newcomers Harmony Of the EvsnSe-
lists.
Mrs. Vests Letters to Young Man.
Cowper's Poems and Task-seperate, sis'
CANT miniature editions.
Mediator's Kingdom, NO. Of this Wsro'
and half cents.
Decs mber7. 90"
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A GREAT BARGAIN.

THE subscriber wishing to remove to the
western country, will sell the FARM on
which he &c side. in Fairfax county, mics
from Alexandria, from George Town Ter
~, and about the same from the po.omae
bridge crossing TO the city OF Wa.h'ns'os.
in healthy, agreeable nelshoorn'oe' so"
..;,,;,r .,,or, 47o acres. an which is conve-
nient dwelling house, large enough Tor gen
teel family, together with all the clubhouse: ;
suitable, all new or nearly so; an orchard on
,pp,e trees Of selected fruit, together WIZ"
d;s.r.n, other fruit trees, a proportion OF I'M
proved meadow for the scythc, and large
norton more may easily be made. Any per.
son inclined to purchase may knew the s terms
by application to Mr.: JEAN DuLis, salo' ns.
the said farm, or the subscr'oer OF tue P''-
misses. ~.1
junaa. II
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-02-28
ROSE HILL FOR SALE.

This healthy, beautiful, and well improved
SEAT is now offered for sale.
1t contains 400 acres, 50 OF which are IN
wood. Nolan is better adapted to the use OF
Plaster of Paris, and there is some very valu-
able meadow land uponit.
For terms apply to w. H. Foots, esq. upon
the premises, or to the subscriber in Charles
county, Maryland.
Benjamin Dulany, jun.
Sentemher a.
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Public Sale.

UNDER the authority Of deed OF trust
from SamuR Puiiey to us, for The purpose OF
securing the payment OF certain deNs to va
E.m ptison, surviving administrator OF Gum
kr,L.nd HIIson, deceased, and to Eeyam"
Bon,, we will offer a, public sale, Tor cash.
an the 18Th day Of Mach next, at the front
,tour of the court house, in Fairfax county,
. TRACT OF LAND, in the said county,
described in the deed as si,uItetlon Oceoq"an
Creek, adjoining 10 the towr Of ol' ees'el'
end devised to the said Sena"ef 6a''ey oY MS
Their HiRan Bsiley-supposed to contain
fur hundred acres.
Thomas Harri!on, jun.
=. R. I. Taylor.
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This is to give Notice,

THAI the subscribers of Alexandria coun
~. in the district of Columbia, have obtaiN, d
from the Orphans Court IF said County. let
ter. testamcntary Oh the estate of OWEN
F MAenATH. la.e of the county aforesaid
decd, all persons having clains Against said
deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thersof, 10 the Sub
scribers on or before the 18th day OF Au, next
Or they may BY law be excluded from all be-
n.St 10 said estate. and those indebted there
t. are required to make immediate payment
Given under our hands this 18th day ofFo-
braary, 1910
VIM. Herbert,
N. Fitzhugh, ( Ex's.
Hugh Smith. }
Feb. Is eos"
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LANDING,

LANDING,
Fron. s!ooh Ranger, CAPT. CamfbeH' J'om ''eS''
buryhort, andjor sale by
Lawrason s Fowle,
90 Barrels N. E. Rum,
A II IDS. Muscovado Sugar.
10 nhJ,, New Orleans Mo!assss, OF su'
perior quality,
81 Boxes Mould Candles,
4 quadti.y Of Grass Rope.
February 30.
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ROBERT GRAY, 4

ROBERT GRAY, 4,
BOOK-SEkLER, KING S7,REET, =
Has lately received for saIe tie following sr-
tieirs: u, =,
Talleyrsnd's Memoir concerning the COM
merciaI relations of the United States with
England.
Zollikoffer's Sermons on Education.
Remark. on Adams Reviex OF Anes
works. - o.
Mrs. Chaponc's works.
Mackn,ght ON the Epis,les, vol. 1st TO b
comprised il 6 vols. octa,o-price TO rub
,Lribsrs dolls 50 cts. ia boar,ts.
l.urhrie's Geographical, Histsri.al. and
Commercial Grammar, nnprsScc, vols.
octave.
Inc works Of President Edwards, vols.
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