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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-10-23

NJ OTICE.--That BY virtue OF deed of - ISL
= executed to me, for the purpose of securing
certain sums of money therein mentioned, due to
VIM Hooker, from Miss Franc GLnn, shall
on the first Monday in November next, being the
first day OF Henrico Quarterly Term, before the
front door ofthe said court house, expose to sale
by public auction, upon credit of ninety days
the purchaser giving note negotiable and pay,
bic at the bank of Virginia. with one or more ap
proved endorsers (; The HOUSE and LOT an
this city, upon ShockG Hill, near the Federal
Spring, and which Lot, or parcel of Ground, is
No. 1l9--being the same property which was
sold and conveyed by VIM. 6. George Hooker to
the said CHM
SAMUEL dfeCR4W, Trustee.
Sept % ids
TNWENTY DOLLARS REWARD EIo,-
Il ed from Mr. James SMITH, about the MID
die OF May last, slave, named SAM, who had
oeen employed for several years past in that gen.
tleman's Bake-House
SA " is about twenty four or five years of age
low OF stature, and not very bulky of youthfi,
appearance, dark complexion, countensDce
with an Hcessant smile, approaching 70 a grin
and thereby discovers fine set of teeth, which
he is not little fond of shelving He is slow ~
Speech and when spoken to suddenly or quick
ly stammers and besitates exceedinply-His
Clothes not recollected., .
Some time in August last, a note was given
HIM by the Subscriber, (who then wished to dis
pose OF hlm,) to lookout for purchase r-----lr
merely purported the terms Z" to any person re
siding in Richmond, or it's netghbonrhood -
And rs be has the note still in Possession. be
will probably, Under pretence of aeeking a mas
ter, endeavor thereby to effect hts escape out of
the State. ,.~ -
All masters ofvesseIs and others IRE, there.
fore, forbid, at their peril harbofng or carrying
him off. -
The above reward will be given, and all rea
sonable charges allowed, if brought back in safe.
ty to.
Richmond, July 10 If -
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RIenMoNp. Ia Oclnber 1glo

Richmond, 18th October 1910
EFORE my late illness, Ihaa PREPARED my
~ Sey' at the instance Of seVeyai gentlemen. to
deEire, Lectures on the Theory and Practice of
Law and Equity IShGH commence on the, frst
MOndayiH November next, If Ten or more Students
snail communicate TO their qDish TO attend An
esdnIindf'on will, on the succeeding day, be made ON
each Lecture
y requested, will, in pviVate, tartieuiayiy su
pe''Htend rte studies Of any gentleman in he; ga
riOas b, anehes Of jayisprnaence.
f. RANDOLPH
October 10. A.
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ABOMIN ARLE TAyI

NbOhiN Bile TAX!
we nave see" IN Irish hand bill, with an
nay penny Sfanh on il This is mosr.
Dur'hen>ome. aud m"st obi us dutv. A nnnr
1rtSh r"desman Cannot publish a handIh;II
10 end. aVor 70 call a few Customers to his
sn'P' ou' he must pay government an e.
hol nous premium for the HyIpfLepe Tho
privilege remains ,tll, thank God VIII.
Ehgnshmen; although not so Door az Inc
iish; Where, then, are those. equal laws
WHICH were to unite England and Ireland
!" one oohu OF love and confidence Minis
'els must either undergo the hazard of
1uttn a tax OF one fenhy on every English
hand bill, to place Ireland on nar WITH ne
considering the comparative wealth of tie
t"o countTies) or repeal the moment par.
iidmeht meets, the odinus Irish ray nnor
mana oins. But will England. little re
moved from that apathy and tamsress
Whlch iatcly was her reproach among ma
tlons--wiIl England greatly relish tax Of
"e pe"mY' OF even one tarthing on every
"a"u c o,'l' mere IS no such thing as hear
hs oil ths matter. without indignation, Sun
pose a poor man loses his child in tbis me
trupons' ana Can just raise money tn pnr
ol' hdhu~Dllls, or posting bills, TO relieve.
MS anxious heart, and still the mo,her'a
ie"neTIn8 signs. IN hopes the infant NAV mo
Irega'ned---shall he pay 10 government, ae
nuch as The expence of the whole bi1Is .oe
Oo'h PSPsr ana printing, for the fa,hery act
OF, %nat rs worse lose, for want of the
sun oil me tax the right o. using The ma.
turai means Of regainlng his child Tbie
Is 10 tax the existence Of virtue. and he
oes' OF the human passions Never did 90
| Vsrnment descend so low We NAV ,l.o9st.
o. our hourisning finances and our wealth
OUT TINS IS sorry proof uf the reality of the
ground OF our boast We are in fat e.
ther SO poor as be driven 10 the lowest
leans OF finance TO raise The supplies. or are
so rapaclous, that we resori to those vile
means without necessity To boast Of nan.
r'Sntng RESOURCES, in ;he mids, Of the mean :.
Is. ana most unfeelirg arts If finance, is a
'h'ng that no ingenuity can palli,te ana
cannot be pracrised by any hat the weakI
est or most profigate of men !-SrArEs-
MAN.
"nefa0fe Of He RI. George Wni.feld.
An intimate lend of the celebrated
4 Ulk o. ..
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October 9

nv ANTED, to purchase or hire, good Cook,
w for which cash will be given. Enquire at
this office.
October S. tf
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Nj ANTS place. in Dry Good Store. in
w this city-s Young Man, who has resided
several years in country store, aud can be we'll
recommended as a Book Keeper and assistant IN
a store. Enquire at this Office.
October 10. q
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MURPHY & CRUMP, in addition to their
Iva usual supply of GROCERIES, have Just
received general assortment Of GLASS, CHI
M, EART'HEN II STONE WIRE, which
they propose to sell low tor Cash or Country Pro-
duce.
October 10. 4w
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NEW ESTABLISHMENT.

HE SUB S Ri E II, having opened q
STORE, in the House formerly occupied
by Messrs R9pr. & ALLAN POLLOK, & Co. op.
posite the GLopv TAvERN--is now opening ere
neral assortment of FALL GOODS, which will
oe Sold on very reasonable terms, for Cash, or
Country Produce:
Superine and Coarse, kets
Cioths Flannels, Baize, &c.
Soa'ings OF all kinds Csilicoes, Dimities
Swansdowns Cambrick Muslins
n ,,, Cotton Shifting -
nlue q white Kerseys Jeans Printed, Waist
Nego Cotton of SUI. coating
perior quality Nuns and coioured
Yarn Hose Threads
Rose and striped Blan- VeIveteens. Cords. &c
ALSO. A general assortment of HARDWARE,
with variety Of other articles
few bales NeGRo corroNs, by wholesale.
ALSo-A few hogsheads of excellent old AN
T1cUA Rum
Negotiable paper will be required.
October Is. :. IS
70 Cash given for Wheat, Flour and Tobacco
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CHEAP STORE THE subscriber has lust
~ received and is now opening at his Store,
few doors east of the Market, we'll chosen as.
sortment Of DIR GOODS, which he is deter
mined TO sell low for Cdsh
Ladies best real MoRocco SHOES, at Co. per
pair. LEOPOLD 1ONES
October 16 st
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@ s:J JACOBS are Just receiving fresh
Ne supply of FAIL GOODS, amongst which
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-10-23

"nesdofe Of Me RI. George Wni.fe!d.
An intimate frioEd of the celebrated
hume hume, asked him what he thought of Mr..
Whllheid's preaching ior'he Us ened tho
'S'ssr psI OF one shts ssfnocs at gdiaS
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suppiy VI nA'1 oNO6o, aiAioHSSt WHICH
are
SupeI ine Cloths and Figured DO.
Ke rseymeres of the Caiicoes and Chnts
bes quality Gingpams
Secof ID do do Irish Linens from led
Coat ,gs Sc Lien Skins to Sid sterling
60 pi eces red Flannel Brittanni az
60 dc white and yellow Shifting Cottons
do Silk and Cotton Ban
i bh e Welsh Plains danno Handkerchiefs
80 pi Gees striped Blan- Madras do
Ike IS Silk and cotton Shavsls
40 IL point do. Csmels' Hair do.
1O0i ,air Rose do Mems black Worsted
SOP Corduroy cords Hose
an i velvets Other cold do.
ToIs met Waistcotins Ladies' superhne Silk
Swt n down do. and Cotton do
so pieces black Cam Do Silk and Cotton
q rick a and 6 a Cloves
100 do white do Knives and Forks, as.
w Id Rores anc Bom- sorted
| ,azetts Table Spoons
Bt ,ck Sarsanetts Artificial Flowers
CO Id LustrIDgs Nuns Thread
SD k and Cotton Cham. Cotton Balls, Pins,
brays Combs.
ST eded Muslins =.
And number of other articles toe tedious TO
q >umerate, all of which will be sold at reduced
q rices for cash or good paper.
Sept. %. st
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TUESDAY Ius.n !. u. 4 Bio 1,'
lI.AIDiNG.

ST. (. 4. eAyDtNCs. b
Fran op t6srd ne -hsT5Slk i ltksf and. ffsr sass
.,.5l w, BY he, SStseriser,. ~ -
bogsheads Mns.oyado Sugar
IS barrels ditto ditto
10 hsgs6eads retailing Mola,ses ~
10 boxes Salad Oil !s.S 4. 80.
81 tierces New Rice, and, -. i.
40 bags Green Coffee. d
+, / .1L$0 IN SToRE. s
/ 80 hossheads Sugar, different qualities
3 do. Antigua Rum 2 ~ y
Is tierces Rice ;gs -. &.
~ barrels prime Pork
A few half pipes l.. P: Tenerifc Wine
Cotton IN bales ! 80 *,
Young Hyson and Hyson Tea in chests
+. kegs caveadish Tobacco, and !.
100 bolts English Canvas, No. !, AKA
Newton Keepe,
May So. -, -. .,.5r
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NEW MILF AIRY WORE /,
7as Pasl; ata sad lsrs Ssle, 4
Aftae BosxstSres Of 4. Gray, ana ls0oml,

10y ana OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES q ~ ~
\ ,rRIcR 4beIIARss3 SO, cxsTs z. ~. IS
Rules and Regulates for tie Field Exer.
else and MsnGuYres Of The French infa0try.
issued August lst, 1871 (; and the Nsanas, -
vres added, which have been since ad06fea
by the emperor 'Napoieoa. Also; tha M
leunes Of the Field Aftll6sy !wifk sings6.
try BY Col. Trshee Af1ielot de Lacfuis IS q
Chief Of I,rigsdc In the French. sefsic., 9 III
Of plates. -; o. 80 50 w T. & 8 e
The principal par. of thia work hass iss S;
translated from French to English, by Eieul.
Col. Macdonald, in the service Of his Rritasi-
nick majesty. Col, de Lacroix has riot oa}vs
availed himself OF Nscdonald,a transia tion.
but has retsincd the principal theo,sea, wies
which Col ~. has enriched has work. ssps.
tcialli his comparison OF the french ta6iic.
with the Prussian, and the principles Of the
different NATIONS with the English; bscauso
those valuable notes are SUFFICIENT Tor sacS
comparisons, and are in point. Col DE IL
has augmented those notes. 5s
The introduction Of Col. de Lacfoix works
win direct the attention Of the young Arneri2
cana to the study Of learned tactics, tie re-
suit Of experience, and enable them 10 dbtnins
the precision desirable in the war; ior, iof
they must be convinced that . coed officer
forms a good soldier aud that Tie expert
ence of ages has demonstrated. that the seis
der will perform his duty correctly, When 10
is well commanded. =
At the end of the second volume Of this
work, Col. DE Lacroix has added che SniaEe,l.
vres Of the Geld artillery with,thc iaiaiit,y,
according to the French principles. IL is mot
necessary to lavish praises ON the. advantages
OF moying this laundering arm with the SAME
facility and celebrity as the lire. isaropsi 10
now convinced anal confesses il. He has as! :.
ded Plates, which uemonstra,cs those mar G,s--
yres so essential 90 the great operadoGsso az
war; and which viii enable officers I'll exesa;S
them. + SsgE !.
Col. de Laercix has judged It also exnsdi-
ert to add 70 this boUk some new alnrted
mareuvres, which have been put in ptactics
to great advantage In the face Of an enemy.
TO enhance the value OF this work is the only
motive could indses him 70 augment its sifs,
June s. ~ (: I" s.s5rEg5. e -: - =
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.n Notice.

A1oTIcE IS hereby given, That the sub
I'm scriber has taken out Aeiefs e .1dm g.
ais.ration, ii The County .aurt Of fairfax, scn
the estate 81 p6edEak Geyneif, dsseased:;
All persons having claims against ths said
estate, either e cgcdifors or Rlssrissasess
,t6sfeoE. are rxoucsiad % make them 'Ensyn
tofhe sabsenbeE, living near Great EAlls
oGsPotomae. s s. - $
!. s $. J, Yohn S. CartWrlght, .
Msyss. I, =. 2agsss.
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A TOLL KEEPER

rs WANTED at the Oecoquan Bridge i'm
j mediately !; none need spply without the
most satisfactory proof Of their honesty, I'M
tegrity and ssbristy. An elderly person
without family Who Is a tradesnap, such
as a Taylor, Shoemaker, or SchooImaster.
would be the most suitable-as it would add
income to himself, and be more agre cable to
the owner. Apply at the town of Occoquan
to r...n-sf = ~ -'.... ~
t. N. Ellicott.
No., % n
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Tohn Frignet.
: Twenty Dollars Reward,
Will be paid 10 any person who viii deive'
TO me in Madison county, =.
- - u r r " r. '"..
heg7O B I L Il 7,

> VEgYU % z u -
NTTHO cloped'on the 24th OF last month
wv Hetis 4 likely fellow, about 80 years
ofage. s feet eight or. zine inches high, is
mar kably straight, and hasa scar on one Of
his cheeks, EGelieve che ieft, occasionsd By q
Ca, he ID 4 cooper by trade, and served ilige.
apprenticeship at she ,oceoquah Mills, and
was purctased some years soby Mr.. Fhos
Richards, Ola Mrs. Waggcasy, who lived jim
the neiehborhoed Of that place. He was seen
eight days ago on his way ts Alexandria,
where he said he was going 70 get employ
ment. Isthink it highly probably he may be
found in the neighborhood ofthe abnye Mill
John B. Nooe.
Apriles: Saw
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.NoTIc9E,I

On SATURDAY, the seth day of.[xne, IL
slant, viii be exposed % sale, at the Coffee
House in Alcxahdfia, te,s cen The hours,
+ of twelve akG one o'clock, for spprcfed
endorsed notes at so and 90 DAYS =,
A piece or parcel Of Gropnd, !.
situate lying and Being upon the south ssids'
Of Prince street and 10 the westward al Union
street, and bounded as folloFetK, SO xit;---
Beginning upon Prince street at she north
west corner Of Q piece ofgronnd grapted ~
George Gilpih 10 Michael Madden, staeet
to the ws,iward OF Uniei street, ird running
thence westwardly ssith Prince street e bind
ing thsreupon s2s feet, thence soushwardly
with q Ens parallel TO Water street - feet y
inches, thence eastwafdly with q line parallel
10 Prince street fleet, thence with assraight
lineSto The BeginEinS 20 feet xhichapi goe
ground was sold and epnyeye BY John Re-
beffs, James Lawrason, ard Philip @. Mhss !.
teller unto Abel Willis, and . The premises
now IN occupation OF saia Wiilis, conveyed
by said Willis 10 Daniel N. Clean, IL 4Eqss
for certain. purposeS therein named. IS :,
6ANIEL salsCLE Z. zsrstes.
JuneF. ~ ~ ~ d4Ns -,
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'CHARLES BENNETT

~ VId ANLGH 0G&yk'%14
1TAS REMOVED to the brick dwelling
Il ON Columbus street, y few doors south
OF King street, where he offers for sale the
balance of his stock of Goods, on ,heymost
reduced terms and on a liberal credit: they
consist of Chintxes and calicoes, q Few tame
boured and plain MusIins, Piss, Billions,
thread and cotton Lace. and Edgings, black
Lace Wells and Laces, silk Gloves and MiIts,
Silk Nankeens, Wool Hats, IS bags Coffee
of good quality. He gives Cash for To-
bacco and Alexandra and Potomac Bank
Stock. .s ....,- ...- -.
Jmte7. -. -. d!Weo2w
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: Thirty Dollars Reward

VIII be given for apprehending and secpr.
ing in jaiipegro SOL0MON whowas seen
lurking about the suburbs of Alexandria this
morning he is of dow statuse, about twenty
Years old, and had on an old white hat,bro'wsinr
coat and striped pap4aIoons a, good dea! worn.
II is supposed he is now in tc%n. All PR.
sons arc hereby forewarned from harborlng
SrcarrYiag OF SAID negro. ~. r !.
Thomas Munton.
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R TUITIo N,

T-HE subscriber continues 10 teach the
4 French Language at his esidenee cor.
ner of Prince and Royal streets. Ladies and
gentlemen will be waited on at their places
Of abode ut such hours as they may appoint
Terms Of edition may be known by applying
TO him. r." E'.:- ill.,. rs.
,..-.~. John Frignet.
NIB. The FRENCH translated into English
the English into French. ~ . ~, r.. .
april. ~. -........-.a =, =.
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May SIS: otS
Bryan HamPson. q co.

Haze Just recriued.and efsrj for sale,
10 hhds and SO barrels first quality sugar
% do. seco d quality,
10 pipes old London particular Madeira,
pipes and 3 us:ces London market and
Is Qlartcr casks Malaga WINES,
nc boxes dipt Candles, .... ..
hh1s old jamaica Spirits,
ipipe old Cognac Brandy, r.
50 barrels New England Rum,
40 90 prime Wkiskey, 500. .... ...
10 chests Imperial,
40 do Young Hyson 4EAS, OF tAis years
importation, ~. g.. .a. &c.. III
And SELECTED for family use. .. $3.50. ..- ~.
ALSO, the best selected Flour for do. ~.
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TO RENT, !.

THAT two story 3 WELIdNC HOUSE
occupied by JOIN l7edEfa. Rossessipns Si]t
be given the 1irst of October - 20 cqm9nsak
would bs unnecessary e shs ssaaiid 4 q
= s.. ALSO FoR SAL, ss'
"A small Two story ERIK sA0fJSE, on
pit. street. yilh s. k Z. ef q t 6s
I'll .Ifnot dispsssd II !. PINS sss bsibts Is
sosh asy 6 ysas, = s J :. y sss *
lehaI 4
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ISAAC KEEL,
cebbErsmitk, Plsa6sr, ana En- P'e a'
- 70 9. S. * sMorker.

sN'orkeT,
TTAyING REMOVED from Water = .
IL -prince street, two doors above the
as;I.r ne the late Col. Hooe, informs those ,e
80 haxs hitherto favored hini with tne' 1
s,,...,s. aAd those who may be disposed 70
!. 81 i,a, he viii thankfully reeve anu anu
ep,IcaSor to- merit their iasors. s.. f.o,,,sr.
.ss:ash or exchange given for ga GoRpss'
l,riss, Pewter Lee: 49,. y.
J. u WANTED & 8 - 3
noY III good 'iSi lnsrasas g apprentice
the above business: 6. F..a. ~, /,
sfsesA g: s.
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FOR BOSTON.
The regular trading Brig 5
,ss LOGAN, as.

,aseEA Hamnett, Masters y.
Will sail in Ave days, and will
take two hundred barrels. on fieight--for
which, or passage, having excellent accom-
mOdstions, apply to
.,. Lawrafon and Fowle.
Who have received By SAID Brig and for sale.
cases China ,Sinchaws and
SaTsenets ....... ...
go boxes Dipt Candies. + -, -
May 26. sE<3,'s'. - - IT. .r.. b..
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May 80
FOR SALE,

4 vaiuable' Negro Felton,,
Accustomed to the Sea-. Apply to the
Printer. '..." .'-. -.
May 80. u,
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'ROEERT CRAY,

BooE-SXLLER, KEEG- SI,REEE,
kos 'G,riy rre9ioed for sale the jOI!OSO!"Ss 8"
. Hcirs: &c.
TaleyranGS Memoir concerning the com
rne,riAI rclatsnns of the UniIed States with
EnSi.ad
Io.liSofcrs Serm~ns on Education.
Re.nark. sn Adams Review OF Amos
WOsGSs ,-.e..E a.. ..s ......
Mrs. Chapouc's works. 49,.
ia .snISiIt. on the Epistles, vol. ist, 20 be
epn.o ise,i in s vols. octavo--prise 10 sub
sr.Ss.s . do!B 81 cts In boards. /.
Guthvio's biographical, Historical, and
CcA.,as rciI Gra9.mar, imProvec, vols.
6clayo. = y.
The works of Presitlen, Edwards s vols
ottavo. (
Thc works of DIR Rush, Sgols. sctayp.
z Hins%ott6 s adm Dictionary.
Brooks Gazetlcer.
IIutchinsOn's FsnOPhon.
SGbsom's and JcsSe's Surveying
RIua~Sy's Lucian. ......
B,rlow's /. c1umbiAd, vols. l2mo.
American Register, vol sth.
ih.asamssy'S History Of Soat . Csyolins'
q vols, octave, boArds--price dolls 80 Cts
a4ss subscriptions received by Il. Gray
or inc MonIbiy Anthology, Mac&night ON
,sc En,.,les, and fiasY American DISPENSE
torr, sll now publishing BY subscription ~
town. ny -. , - ..-------------
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MUSGOVAD0 SUGAR.

About $50, 600 lbs. Of MuscoSado Sugars
Of superior quality in casks, weighing iro1'l
10 TO % hundfeJ. each, will be solo on &C.
nerOus xrms, on. application -
James Patton, s. .......
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8
nsrOus xrms, on, appication -
lanes Patton, "
OR
.MarAsller & Young.
March Is. - g, q .
lustRecsiyed and for Sale,
& CHESTS Of Hyson lea 4ef5fs.
2 do. YoEng Hyson do. ....s ~
200 pieces cosnpSny yellow Nspkeens,
Srst chop -sIl Of che latest imports.
tiops. - - -.
$50 do. Blue ao:s6rst chop 2 g., ..
u dog tOrioises hell Combs, 6rat qua!ltS
40, six covered hats.
.,s.~-E. AND ON HIND,
Factory Cotton, different numbers whfte
and colored IS ,,,ls..g ! ~, VA
Country Shhtipg and Chambray = Stripes
BedtAckihg :.
300 pir sIerOceq Slippers
Il 0uxnlisy Of Elax
Cotton in bales
Beef IN barrels
Currant Wine by the barrel a
sou bushels Seed Potatoes.
Anthony Rhodes.
May 81. 49, Jf.sssii, u ~. ! { = !. !.
LANDING 81 HIS DAY
FROM on BSara tie ssip. 1l,aiiq and fsr
sad By zee sR6scr
90 hhGs. MuscoYado 81 JliAslk'.,
- o bags and , BE. . :.
PRIME G RElENs COFFEE
acOb gsr. !
- VINO suSA give Cask Tor gee
u O.ksxsksaS Isd kesrff S 3 a /
;x
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-12-22
the writer to make this attack. We are a, a

tine writer to make this attack. We are at a
'o's 30 So, B1 ~ Fl IS we a,e acouair
( ttd win 'i~ "a G abus' d, never We,
Charges hui, 20 so 81 d, w basis
The Dis uc. IA, ncv o. tho u. So"
with"u pruci''le lult> R,biuson 80; houi
h'1ncthle :! ih~ III 4 ~ Orleans mus, he>e
! indeed straneciN altered him A man who
vas sincerely respected and beloved in
Firg'in.aa a'1u ut no Erincihio ! Inrnssi
/ Die ! FULLY Rrb,nson is man If ,,e,lin,
integrity & very man m this State who
Knows him Mil subscribe to the opiniun.
iis orders L" disposse,s Livingston t,,us, &C
qlIt him. at least of any susp lcion Of favor,py
his views.
L. b IL bertson--a Randoihk man =
MI. II indOiph himself Wi! smile a, the idea
No one Was warmer adversary of ms than
Is Robertson. In what ig,t he now stands
10 Daniel Clarke. we know not-but so far
as lhiN may be an implication of Burrism. il
IS 8 oSs and palpable mistake. Il, thought,
deed and expression, 3. k. was an uuie,gpt
ing enemy of Burr. But he is 1.-The inve,e-
rate enemy of the u. 5. government.
Shame, shane No man was n warmer
trend OF Jcfferson's administration. when he
lett us-and the waters of the Miss ssinn
must have wrought wonders. if it has chang
ed his principles But he is not changed, .
we have, The best authority. for saving ~ At
ms letters tn MS dearest friends now breathe
The warmest affection for the present Al.
m'nis,rauon. But we have done. Such arc
this Jacts
~ We have received late n. OIcans
papers, from Which we learn that Edward
Livingston has once more entered upon ii @
6affure and been once more ouste,. The
Extracts follow:
" THE Illegal force which deprived me of
the enjoyment o. my property on the BArruRg
o. tie Suburb st MARY, having now CO ascd to
pSrate-the late Marshal, present Marshal. & the
Attorney It the U. ) having III declared under
oath, IN open Court, that they had no instructions
tfom the Government relative to the said prpper
| "-t"e Claims Of the city having been decided
on and the Mayor having lately declared on oath,
! mat the Corporation not in possession. -ro
charmed no tile thereto nave pc ceahly, in the
pr sence oil several magistrates and other res
pect1hie witnesses, resumed the possession of
| my sad proPerty.-And hereby give notice
nat permit all boats, g is and RATS To load &
unload on the SAID b tture, without paving anv
Wharfage or any otn-r cDsrgr whateve.. & that
'"s water carts my fiji at the accustomed pla-
$: But tnat VII sue, without distinction e..
very person who tom hencetorward Shall d o
ne earth or commit any other trcsDass thereon
EDWARD LIVINGSTON.
Move mber II