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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-01-04

ENWO bundscd NEG ROES for sale = i N
a positively be sold at Chr tophe.. Ovycn's
Tavern, in the town of Urbann IN Middies <
county, the above quantity of Neg roes beor% X
to the estate of Philip l.. Crymes. Esq Of Bran
don, decd. among which are, House Servants,
Cooks, Carpenters, Blacksmiths, Coopels 81.
&c and also, OK Carts with Chains, SC. AMI O..
OF the most valuable Oxen belonging 10 s,:,. cs
tate
Thirty OF the above Negroes will be sold i,r
cash, the balance with the Oxen, &c. vii: be spd
on a credit ofnine months, the purchaser giing
bond with approved security.
The Sale will commence on the 9th OF January
next, (it fair, If not, the next fair day,) ai.d will
continue from day today till all are sold
The cash sales Will commence on the iras
day.
Alllegal creditors are requested to purchase
the amount or any part ofther respective claims
ROBERT VEST,
administrator, &c. of
PHIL{P l.. GRIMES, decd.
WoodviIle, Glouces }
ter, November %. taS
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-01-04

- ERMAN OSNABURGS, for Sale by the
&s bale or piece, BY the subscriber, AT his house,
near col Mayo'o Brid.;e.
JAMES IENES.
December 1 ,yo,y
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-01-04

WlLLIAM w. DICKINSON has receis-
e4, and offers for sale 25 Crates Ear!hsa
WH'e, Gases English Glass spa,e,
CONSISTING OF
0eca"fers, Porter Wine and Champaigne Glasses,
LioeyPool Sait, ioose and IN Sachs, fIso 10 Caskt
n + Rum. 200 PAIR coarse shseS, Soai Lcafher
&c. &c &c
December Is lon
\ PURSUANT to the will OF the late Ralp;,
4 Wormey, esq. will be sold on Tuesday the
9ih OF January next for cash, at Urbanna, about
fifteen or twenty SLAFES, belonging 10 the es
tate Of the SAID dacedent, and consisting of men,
women, and children.
ELEANOR WORMELEY,
Adi1Ginisyatyiae gui.k tie qsiH a,lne,c,A.
JNO. CHEW, .4dininissr1toy
Middlcsex, December 10. snt,isG
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-07-03
LYNCHBURG BANK.

Some months since, we intended, to lay before our
readers the Meaorl OF the Upper Country,
for the establishment OF Bank at Lynchburg
but omitted 1.-THE following article,
puts the merits OF this question in clear and
cogent point OF view
The commercial wealth and resources of Lynch
burg. give her an unquestionable claim 10 the
privilege which she demands During the
present year, it is said, that no, less than 10.
700 rogsheads of tobacco will be Inspected IN
her Ware houses, besides the immense guam
tity ct flour, and other articles which are SOLD
at her ms,ke' She I" wants L bank and must
have it"-Yet these are facts th,t no formal
application has ever been made to the Il 2srd at
icl,mond. for branch at Lynchburg of
course, none has been refused & that the ma
jor.ty and perhaps all Of tire board here, as well
as III the sock boideJs. have no objection, and
viii make no sort Of opposition To the ex-
tension of the present cspita,,' and the estab,
hsiIment of a branch at Lynchburg This ex
tension should BE- on the SINE terms as the ORR
gin:l capital was subscribed that is, one fifth
Of IT TO the state at an interest of per cent
The present Stockholders themselves have eve
+, ny inducement 10 establish bank at that place
because 1t would give greater confidence and
circulation to Their paper Such anecdotes, as
those of the Franklin farmer, would seldom or
never occur as that paper which could be eN
changed almost on the spot for Specie, would
be as good IS the Specie itself; for it is vel!
understood that most of the gold & silver which,
has been drawn from the Bank at this place,
has been either carried or sent off to the back
country.
The present capital of the Bank is less than the
demclnG II is employed to considerable profit
(thc present half years dividend is 5 per cent
AMI to establish other branches, would be
on', to add 10 the expences without adding to
the profits By the 18th Sec. of the charter,
the Directors were bound TO institute branches
Mt Norfolk, fredericksburg and Petersburg,
only and they were, of course, permitted to
institute any others, their own interest OF
the superior claims of other towns, might pre-
scrbeto them.-An extension of the capita
would remove all objections, increase the fund.
of the Treasury, promote the general convent
ence, and please all parties
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-07-03

To know is to love such system as ours.
So pure in it's origin, objects aud powers
For the scope Of IT'S purpose, the candid will find
/. to fix the most good for the most of MANKIND
The LAWS our ruler and Rgnt's-our code
Each dwelling is rendered .,l haliOw'd abode:
Possessed of such freedom if Us not M ,nt. an d,
Why, Man is wretch & deserves to be chan'd
Long be the duration Of blessings so vast,
May the Empire OF Suffrage ali e.mpire out last ;
And millions on millions preserve i, sublime,
While ages on ages shall beauty liine
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-07-03
a L lRODY.

When Freedom burst ants ,and,
Arose from blood oi Heroes sia,r-A;o and
Thus spsku the Inartyrs--the martyrs OF the land
And saIntcd Patriots sung the STRAIN. &c
Rule Columol-Coumbia rule the West,
F,eemen ever rule the best.
The Races, not well taught like thee, T&c
Give up great rignts 10 tyrants small-Give up
But thou shall. prosper-shait prosper wise and
free,
The ark and refuge of them al
Rae, &c
Still Independent shalt thou rise,
More happy sriGe of kurore sill,
Since the proud bolt--proud bolt that reDds her
skies
Here knowledge rods disarm'd of ill.
Ru!e, &c.
Thine siavish systems so shalt lame
All Kings attempts to put 1t DOWNFALL kings,
&c.
VIII but exat-exslt thy noble aim,
And work their woe and thy renown.
Rule, &c
To thee belongs the sylvan range
Thy cities shsll new traffic find-Thy cities, &C.
Thy long canals-canals vast exchange
A world of riches for mankind.
RUE, &c.
The muses. dwell on Freedoms ground,
Her eagle genius scars above--hcr eagle genius
&c
BEST land with virtuous--vith yirtuous beauty
crown'd,
And manly hearts for war or love.
Ruie, &C.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-07-03

EMOVAL.-THOMAS DIDDEP. crate.
AZ tul for tie liberal support he ..As experien.
ced IN his trade, respectfully info ms his custo
mers and the Public geheiaily, that he has re.
moved lis Tallor's Shop to the main street adj
IonIng Robert BelPs, saddier, and opposite Dr.
DuyAFs apothecary shop. where he vii thsnk
,nliy receive any business in his line, and boDes
by attention and endesyors 10 please, TO merit a
continuance Of favor.
Richmond, May e. ep9n
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-07-03
T. JR SALE-The PLANTITYON, wherein

L TX SALE-Ihe PLANTiTYON. whereof
the subscriber restless, y NJ ~ tnc county az
tenrico tnout ten miles from Richmond, con-
timing $50 acres. Upon it, there Is GOOD ID vel.
ling House, with rooms IN it, with every ne
cessary out house all in good repair exceDt the.
bsrGj an orchard The finest apple trees, IN ti,is
part of the country an excellent well of water.
IN the yard and very good seat for saw mill.
where mill might be erected at less exycnce
than on any other situation IN acquainted 5,jth
The soil IS admirably adapted TO the cuitur. of
wheat, and produces corn tolerably well Con-
tiemen who wish handsome retreat from the
dust and beat of Richmond, during the summer.
viii not often meet with such AN opportunity of
suitDE themselves.
fnot previously disposed of at private sale, IL
will be set W., to the highest bidder, IN The f. ole.
Tavern porch, on the first Monday in August
One half of the money payable on the first Ian.
1911, (when possession viii BE- given y the other
half IN II months thereafter Bond with secu.
rliy, tthe pun :tual pay menl thereof, TO BE- secu
red b. deed of trust,) will be demanded The
purchaser will have liberty to sow small gram az
Tue usual time tins fall
TINS sale IS maze pursuant to the will Of Major
idos1y ofrecord IN IA nrico Office by
WILLIAM b CH1MBERL aINE,
Aa1nfDisrafVr sgHh me qctg aHHexed
June ~ vlds
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-07-03

H'IFZWHYLSONN & POTTER, have i,s.
received from London, by way of n York,
a large supply of ARTICLES. winch added to their
former stock makes up a very extensive assert
ment. 1t consists principally of
Writing Papers, OF various sizes and qualities
Counting House, Chamber & pocket lax. Stands
Excellent Pea Knives and r ,zors
Office seals, Wax and Waters
Drawing Books and Water Colours
Pencils and India Rubber
Violin Bows, Hair and strings
Music and Music Books
Ladies End Gcntiemens' Pocket Books
Travelling and other Trunks
Playing ADD visiting Cards
Gold Leaf
Tooth Brushes with silver wire
Chess Men and Boards
Backgammon Tables, Durable & Japan Ink
School Books, Family Bibles
They have on hand, large supply ofdav books.
Journals and Ledgers, Bill Bo ks, Blank Notes
and Checks, Record and Sherfi's Books, Paper
Hangngs for houses, &c. &c &c.
June ID Ay
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-07-03
(FoR THE ENQUIRER)
NATIONAL AIRS.
~ JOHINNES EREMO

I 70 HINN BS IN EREMO.
away with dissention and furious debates
Foul dlscord has ruin'd the noblest of States
Awsy with the factious foneDtcrs of iarr,--
MS EMPIRES Sun in cluster Of Stars
What Star in blue HlIeT Planet will shove
he the Stars OF our Union such pl,n.ts in Io,.
Serene, he occasional vapour deforrn,
And al shine the brighter through tempest AMI
storm.
Let ircemen be jealous, but argument COIL
Re knowledge diflused, for maiorties rule.
Let reason control us--wise government cheer.
or foreigners menace and traitors appear.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-07-03

w AN1ED, n SEAMSTRESS Of good cha.
w racter aud dspositpn--ior whom, very
.ioerd price will be given, in cash. Apply at
t,Is office
June % &c
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1;Ine %

u Virtue OF a decretal order Of the Court
4 d ine United States for the fifth Circuit.
diH Virginia district, pronounced on the Dist
Gay oil June, 1909, amended by an order entered
ON the "A IN day OF May, 1910, IN a SUIT wherein
John Lloyd, executor of tue surviving partner
OF Capei q Osgnod Hamburg, was piantif, and
Robert Patton and others were defendants /
shall, on the first day of August next seilto The
highest bidder, on credit OF one, two and three
years, the whole oithe Estate called MANS
FIELD, SUBJECT 10 the dover right, of the ell.
d'f Mrs PaSc, and To tenancy, during the pre-
sent year, on tine balance. TINS eleg mt and val
liable property lies within one m lie Of Freter,cks
ouIS Inc houses arc among the bcs. IN the
Stste The situation is extrem eiy healthy, and
supplied with the best water-The soil IS sumo
seq 30 be equal to any on the Rappahannock RI
yer Oh the border of which, inexhSustible quar-
ries of excellent f ee stone may be opened. pro
missing great profit to Il Of enterprise Mrs
PSge's dover is IN 1,Ol45 acres the reversion of
winch, alter her interest IS spent will constitute
one Lot the part held by the tenants of Ro
bert {. Page, consisting oil 6724 acres, will con
stIiute another Lot and the balance, of 1877
acres, on which the improvements are WA
make the third Lot On this last, there are A.
bout 500 acres of wood land, and on the others
there IS the usual proportion Of wood. If
should find that II would suit the views OF purcLs
sers better, the Lots may be modified on The dav
of sale.
At the same time, & in pursuance ofthe same
orders, will sell in different Lots, on the same
terms, about el yer ortwelve hundred acres an
Massdponax, devised by the late Col Page TO his
son John Page The sales will commence at
IL O'Clock before the front door of William
HerHdon's Tavern, in fredericksburg. and b,.
adjourned, Unnecessary, from day to day
The purchaser OF each Lot mus, give bond
with approved security, for tue purchase money.
and the land is to remain bound & be re. sold, on
default OF payment, for so much ready money
as may be cufficient to raise the balance then d,,
and the residue, on credit, to meet the future IN.
stalment, or instruments the proceeds of which
resale is to be in like manner secured; and his
operation oFre sale is tobe made as often as such
cesSve defaults shall require conforming each,
to the terms prescribed for the first.
compleat map Of the land will be left with
Mr.. AlsoP, at Mansfield, who will snow the
premises: BENJAMIN Bolts
May %. eoids
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-07-03

4 GENrLEM \ n, who has TAUGHT The Greef,
1 i Latin and E@g!iSa Languages. for several
p 81, wishes c.rp'n, memt for The easume
year His nanr and place Of res dsnce n,sy DE
Known apr'y''s tothe Editor OF the Eaq iiyer,
wiz whom he hss deposited the most : 3, .sflc,or,
testimonials of has notifications and success as a
Teacher.
juno %. wifi
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-07-03
I ANDS FOR SALE-The Subscriber
H fers for sale. his
TRACT or LAND

Lying IN the county OF Amherst, On he waters of
plney river, adjoining the lands Of James Frank
lin. 'el Frankin's estate, Micai h Camden.
William S. Crawford and Bartlett Cash CON
aiming near quo acres THIS tract lies extremely
well; upon 1t is a considerable quantity of rnea
dow ground, it is very fertile, well waterod. ana
well adapted to the culture of corn, wheat and
tobacco upon 1t is plantation sufficient To work
elSht hands, considerable part of It is fresh land
and the whole oft is in high state of cultivation
well enclosed, and divided into four fields :
each field in its turn has been sowed IN small
gram, part of the grain has been rolled i'm the
Plaster Ct Paris, and the whole have zen sowed
IN their turn IN red clover, which grows luxuri-
ant on thisPlantation that, together with the
white clover, which grows naturally upon it.,
produces very fine pasturage, there is also upon
1t very goos,apple orchard, and there has lately
oeen built thereon, some useful and valuable hon.
SEES "A further description is deemed unnecessa
ry, as 1t is presumed that person will purchase.
without first viewing the lands. The overseer
living on the piantatIop, will shcw the land to any
person wishing to purchase.
ALSO-One other Tract lying in Goochland
county, on both sides of Tuckahoe creek ON the
north side OF the Three Chcp road, adjoining the
lands OF Benjamin Hughes, Benjamin Watkins.
and Elisha Leaks estate, containing three hun.
dred and fifty acres, considerable part of this
land IS cleared, and none of it has been in cut,a
wv" 'Oi oCiiC years ptSt IL IS lailu OF good soil,
and is well adapted to the culture of corn and
wheat, and is very convenient 10 market, being
about twenty three mics from the city Of Rich.
mond.
These Lands will be sold on time, and the pay
mems made accommodating to purchasers For
further particulars respecting this last tract of
Land, apply to Col Robert ii Saunders, living
near II IN the said county, or to tile SUI 3criber in
the cityO Richmond WILLLAM GAIT
April 81. #
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-07-03

I iHN TAYLCE's fine MtLLEA8LE Gag
- IhON - he subscriber expects noat ioaG
ot II evFiy day, and means TO hive u continuance
OF constant supply - nd therefore invites The
SMITHS M this pl-c. and Petersburg, a-d IN ills.
country, to make tcial ofi,s quality, that the rner-
Chants my know where the oest is TO be had
ARCEi2iLD MCCALL.
Mallory on the BASIN,
June g. ,F
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-07-03

'WO or three 1dang Ladies' (from the cour-
n try,) whose parents wish ,hem benefited by
any seminary of learning, in Richmond, may be
accommodated win BOARD, in "a respectable.
f'm,ly For particulars, apply to the Editor Of
tie Enquirer
Jun 3 ~
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-07-03

u virtue ola deed oftrust, executed by mes
40 Hurt, to the subscriber, to satisfy and pay a
sum OF money therein mentioned. due TO John f
Price win be sold, for ready money, on the
9Th day of this present month, at the Eagle TIA.
vern, the brick HOUSE G. lot, belonging to
the said Hurt, lying and beng in he city of Rich
mond, on the street running parallel with the
north side of the basin of the canal, as particular
iy described in the said d. ed
I'm, d WREN, Trustee
June 10. ids
- "@ 80 " wv "'O'N pioPerS IS posiio
ned TO the 2lst July, when it will positively take
place.
June IS. - tbs
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-07-03

q TERRELL and l. a. KlNSON- bave
- removed their SCHOOL, from the
man street, to shady and retired situation On
the hill, adjoining Southgate's.
May % +r
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a. CAVALRY ORDERS!
June 90.

NE cim0na u op will parade on their u
sual ground, ut 10 O'Clock. on "Wednesday,
the Fourth july. omplctcy qnipt
10 5ERT GdMBLE, C.:bta;s
Iilne %. D.
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THE DOUBLE BARREL'GUN {:
Or Two Strings to the Bozu.

4 Petition SuiU be presented to the General AZ
srmbiy of Virginia praying that kaqr may be
Past 0mthOriSing the Establishment Of an hide
pendent Bank i" LvnchbWg
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-07-03

e ME subscriber viii, on Thursday. the 5,h
( jag offer at Pu0h- ) lie, the RIJtSI. II
LOI' :" which his family now residcs-a very
he'll v ard nle s mt situation al Rockets
also :--l.Of no 9, in Nicnnistn's Rope
WAX Tenement, on Which is fame bu:ldil r..
The said Lot is ON the Main STREET, and conyen:-
enc 10 n,vigat!on.
The sal. will commence at 8 &c! ok in the e
ycning, and the terms made known
Wn COODVIM.
June % 9C
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-07-03

M iDEIRA WINE, believed to be OF the We
AtA Iy best quahty-ior sale by the Pipe or
II gsnead.
GIBSON. c, 1EFFERSoN.
June 49, IS
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-07-03

oBLlC PROPERIY-All the property be-
longing TO The Commonwealth OF Vir,I.nia-
III the County OF Fiuyann., very recently sdteri,
SEED IN Ms Enquirer and the Virginia Argus VIA
be exposed 10 public sale, thursday, the 2SI
OF August next, at the OLD Arsenal On the Is ,r
rack hiii, III said county. The terms Of the saI.s
w'ii be ~ months credit, the purchasers giving,
BOND with security, 10 be approved Of by ,ne ES-
ccuive- The sale Will commence at II o'ciocA-
nor VIII IT BE- postponed On account of the wen
ther, unless 1t is very inclement Fer further in-
formation, apply 10
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VALUABLE PROPERTY. FOR SALE.
CAT AuCTIoN)

r virtue of a deed of trust, executed to the
- subscribers, by Robert and George Turner,
to secure the payment ofcertain sums of money,
therein mentioned, tn Bartlett Still, which deed
mas been assigned by said Still to Ellis and Allan
Will be sold, to the highest bidder, Tor ready
money, on Wednesday, the 18th of next month.
Julyj between the hours of twelve and one o.
clock, at the Eagle Tavern:
THREE LOTS OF LAND,
In the county ri IL nrico, and adjoining the CITY
OF Richmond, containing six acres twenty.three
poies, and known in Richard Young's survey
thereof, by the numbers l, 2 and s; or so much
thereof rs may be necessary to satisfy the purpo-
ses expressed in the deed
THOMAS 7ArLOP,
JiMES BROWN, jr.
June 90. Tds
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-07-03

a MILLER, who come well recommen-
~ ded, may find employment bv application
To the subscriber, miles above Gcnito Bridge.
MART MEADE
Amelia County, June 90 al
" ALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE
1'he subscriber is authorised to sell the
large & commod,ous BRICK BUILDING, on
the Main Street on Shocke Hill, at pres, ut oc-
cuDied ~ Mr.. Kivaain-Also, the small BRICK
HOUSE, next above the one in which Mr.. Ri
vaain lives, and the two WOODEN TENE-
MENTS between the last mentioned house and
Mrs. Braxton's-For particul 'rs enquire of
THOS TAYLOR.
Nav 80 1910 If
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-07-03

he subscriber intending ina few DAYS to
g. leave ii';s State for Europe, gives notice
that Francis II Strobia is his attorney in fact 10
Transact his business IN MS absence.
THOMAS GILLIAT.
June 8. or
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-07-03

<. o. IRE OF LOIS-FOR S1LE.-,VK
~ oe sold, 10 he highest bidder, "a square of
Lots situated in Duval's plan OF The city Of Ric-
m'nd, aud known by numbers %, so Is, d.
Cash will DE required Tor thcn for t..e bal
iancS', Il note ut Socable al the bank of Virginia
with All approved endorser, a 9 months. The
sal viii I2xc place ON thursday, July 5, a, IL o.
clock
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-07-24
FROM ENGLAND.

From the Boston Centinel Of Wednesaay.
Last evening arrived here the brig Rich
mond, captain Johnson, 90 days from Bris-
tol,> England who politely favored US with
London PAPERS 10 the Cd June
The news from Spain and Portugal is not
SO late as we have received direct. The
French papers continued full of accounts of
French victories over the Spanish rebels"
On the soth May, fleet with reinforce
ments fot Spain and Portugal, sailed from
Portsmouth.
Napoleon and his empress were TO return
TO Paris from their northern tour on the
soth May.
Burdett remained in the I owsr-P ariia-
ment it was expected would be prorogued
the 18th June. when he wouldbe liberated.
Tho papers are silent respecting him.
We find very little mention OF American
affairs. The Catholic question in the Com
mons had been negatved, 21s to 100.
The duke of Albuquerque" had arrived
in London, minister from the Spanish Re-
gcncy.
The British king was at court the aoth
May, in good health. The princess Ame'
liza was convalescent. Mr.. Wndham lay
dangerously ILL
The port of Elsineur had been declared
to be in state of blockade.
A letter from Paris, dated May 24th,
says" A mitigation of the severity OF the
decree for the conhscation of American
property, YOU know, is not to be expected"
The William Tell, from Norfolk, in IS
DAYS; and brig Eagle, Sc days from Rhode
Island, have arrived at Falmouth. Ihe
Herald, Of Philadelphia, was abandoned at
sea, 26tL April, being in sinking state.
Died in England, 10Th May, the cele-
bra,ed cheyalier Charles Genevieve-Louis-
Auguste Andre imothe Dion, 1T. So.
From, the Nezv York Gazette Of Fridays
s AT late hour yesssrdaywe received the
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GEOGRAPHICALLY SKETCH:

:. :, s q curious fact, that The high south
~ s'l attitudes are visited with far greater
:.g,se OF cold 9han the same northern Ia
~ n,udes. The island of Ferre del Fuego,
v ss most southern part of which is in lat.
~ 'nough never visited except in the sum-
), ,Sss months, is described asthe most drea-
s0d desolate spot in the habitable world.
~, January (the height of summer in these
'%''l capt. Cook observes, the thermone-
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-07-24
WAS LEFT

at the subscribers stable, on Saturday tie
.l4th inst. by mulalto man who said he was
from below Richmond. brown HORSE,
with small star in his forehead, about Is q
hands high, and supposed to be about six
years old, very low in flesh the man said his
mother was white woman, and gave hint
the horse; but, from the circumstance Of his
not calling for himit is supposed he is stolen.
The owreris requested to prove property,
pay charges and take him away.
John Goodwin,
Near Alexandria.
Julyy9.. SE
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WILLIAM HARPER, IuN.

DRUGGIST 81 AHOTHECAkY,
TT AS jus:opencd a Druggist Store in Fins,
III street, between MIR. Hodgkin's Tavern
and Mr.. ~Kincaid's store, where he offers for
sale. a general assortment Of
Fresh Medicines.
He likewise continues his wholesale ard
retail Druggist Store on Fairfax street, next
door to Mr.. John Llody's, and opposite Mr.
Bryan Hampson's, where orders entrusted
to him shall be executed on the, most reason
,ableterHns.
! July q. ID