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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-02-19
Feb. g

4 AND FOR SALE.-On onday the Is
IL of April next, being Gloucester court day.
beiort the door OF said court house. will be Of
tered tor sale to the highest bidder If not sold
previous to that day TIL t valus lie plantation
formerly owned by Captain Richard Walters &
lying ~ the lower part of Gloucester county.
near the head ct Sarys Creek, and on the IN ain
road leading to Matthews the situation & qual
ity OF tue land is well known in the neiphbor-
hood. tbs for the inform .iion Of strangers a.
lone, that am induced to say it is not inferior
to any tract of land its size. in that part of the
county the quantity oi which as appears from
Che last conveyance is 365 acr $, all of which lies
extremely level there about 200 acres of it
ciesred. and in good order for cultivation the ba-
lance covered with growth Of oak and pine m
Der any farther description Of the place is unne-
cessafy' as suppose any person disposed to
purchase, will view the land first. 1t will be
shewn by applying to MIS-. z Hall who lives on
the plantation, an rms made Known by apply
ing to me in Williamsburg.
VIM. BowDEN.
Jan 20. w9w
- JACOBS has removed To the south side on
Ne Cary street, near the basin, has no " land
ing, aud for sale
5000 Sacks SALT,
10000 lbs. COFFEE,
On terms very accommodating 70 purchasers.
Cash given for Tobacco and Flour
Jan. If
NOTICE TO Robert
IN Greonbow, Esq. 4 the City Of Richmond,
is appointed TO receive Of surveyors Of the sew G.
raj counties, in Virginia, that proportion of their
fees TO which the College Of William & Mary
Is entitled: and such surveyors who may find
II more convenient to settle with him, than with
the Bursar Of College, are requested without de-
lay to do so. They are reminded, that one con
ditlon Of their bonds is, that they settle an
uua!iy circumstance which it is hoped, that
they pointeIly attend TO-
VIM COLEMAN,
Barsar Of College, WiIiian G. Azayy.
Apply to Robert Creenhow merchant at the
sign OF the Golden Paddock, nearly opposite the
Eagle Tavern.
Williamsburg, February s. I'm
PRIN TING,
or EVERY DEscRIP ZION, MA rLY EXECUTED
Ar THIS OFFICE.
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ret.

- AN AWAY, on christmas day last two
~ blacks, JAMESG, jim James is very
likely black man, about 5 feet or 8 inches high,
about 80 years of age, wears wig or handker.
chr in consequence Of some defect on his head.
ash am informed, but have never seen il myself !;
his clothes generally black, and of good quail
ty
Jim is likely black boy,2l years of age about
feet or inches high he had on, when he ran.
awsy,a long blue coat Of broad cloth. the rest of
his "lpthing not remembered--Wne born, he
bad one finger more than common on each hand,
which were cut off by some process, but are still
Wis BILE.
James informed his wife, that he absconded
under the impression that had sold him
Iftaken in Town, ] will give ten dollars for
each-iften miles out of town, twenty dollars
each. 1850 miles out Of town, thirty dollars
each.
WILLIAM COOK.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-02-19

ARCHER HAWKINS,
hdnt'r. of Dudley Richardson, deed.
.Ja,mary 90. qp6tpg
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BORT WINE.---rhe subs cribers have FIR
sale, few cases of superior p,iality PoRT
VINE TOMPKINS e. MURRAY
December 81 IF
ID OBERT GREENHOW informs his frsnds
and Countrymcn, that he has opened
well assorted II HARDWARE STORE, in this
city, nearly opposite the Eagle. Tavern, at the
sign of the
" GOLDEN PADDOCK.
The articles were purchased with cash, and vii
be disposed Of at a small advance on their prime
cost.
lie trapsacts business on COMMISSION, and
will receive consgnments, of whatever NAV be-
entrusted to his disposition.
His brick Fire. Proof WAREHOUSE, near
the Basin, is in order to receive what may he
consigned bin.
lie offers for Sale or Rent, a newly erected.
very cDmmodious brick d yelling House, &c. 81
tuatc on an acre Of ground, well enclosed, con-
tigIous to NJ. Thomas Wilson's tenement, on
Sb0ckG Hill; and in the immediate vicinity of
those whose society is to be priced.
lie likewise offers for sale, on very moderate
terms, six eigibly situated TENE Vim siS.-on
the Main-street, chiefly, ofthe CT Of Williams
burg, which will be shewn, to those DESTROYS OIL
purchasing, by Mr. Roscow Cole, Merchant.
He entreats all those in Arrears to him. TO
make immediate settlements Of their respective
debts, rather than incur the expence Of having
therl collected by al attorney.
January AZ. 2m
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W1sp,oa CnsrLr. D.

WIsD3oR CAsTLe, DEC. 81.
Z" His majesty has passed ia n'diiieTent ms ut,
and IS much the same as he WIS yesterday"
WINDsoR CASTLE, Dec. %.
" His majesty osCn rather better tbro' the
Hast twenty fur hours.
rs e-aed)
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CONDITIONS.

Subscriptions received by Edward Earle the:
publisher; VIM. Prichard, Richmond Johc W.
Campbell, Petersburg and b. all the principal
booksellers throughout the U States.
February 10, ST
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Apply to Robert Creenhow merchant AT the
sign OF tie Golden Paddock, nearly opposite ti,e
Eagle Tavern.
Williamsburg, February s. I'm
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-08-29
tile Commonwealth, near the Bell Tavern.

and xhe obligation universal, and as such &C.
Snowledged BY the people of New-E England
From such beginning our manufactures have
advanced, so that in the small state ofRhode-
Island 1t has been reckoued that the Cotton
manufactures give the great amount to the
proprietors of 8 1000 a week.
Some apprehensions have been EXPRESSED
that the Indians may be put in motion by the
jealousies which they discover between the
inhabitants of the United States and of the
British colonies, and from the hostilities ex-
listing in Mexico. The vigilance which is en-
ployed in our settlements, and endless enter
prises in the neighboring countries. viii pro-
badly enable us to distinguish early between
private and public enmities. We are tcld
that the intercourse between our settlements
near Mexico and the provinces of the neigh
borhood, has been interrupted BY some mar
dcrs, which have been found to have origina-
ted III private rapacity, and have been faith
fully reported to the government. The CO.
vernon of New Orleans was supposed to be
on a visit to West Florida. Whether on
negotiation with the Spahiards in that pro-
vince, or upon some arrangements in the A.
merican army, vas not known. It is hoped
that the country Will be surrendered pcacea-,
bly,, agreeably to our wishes but all inter-
ruption to cur commerce will be prevent-
ed.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-08-29
ADDRESSED 70 AMERICA.

Fair suiiling land If Liberty and Peace,
Wferc Plenty gaiiy treads the How'ry fields,
,And laughing Nnrth with smiles that never
Gives blessings TO de- ehauns that Mature
Wit thou receive pensise wand.rer here.
lWherr Joy fills ev'ry MISUNDERSTANDING eye)
Whose only comfort is the gushing tear,
Whose only pleasarcis the bursting sighf
Though bcauteoas are thy dew-besprinkled
lawns,
Tho greenland shady are thy waving groves,
Tho lovely thy blue sky when morning
dawps;
oh! tbs not what my rnournful spirit loves.
For tho my Erip's hills are bleak and wild,
Tho there oppression waves his Iron hand :
Yet sad Hibcrnia owns ME for her child.
And Erin is my dear, my native land.
q great Columbia, mayst thou never feel
The iron rod of dark tyrannic sway
O mayst thou never hear wars thund firing
peal,
But peace still shed around her beamy ray.
For see where lone Hi6ernio on yon rocks,
Weeps for her SONS in war untilnely slain
The rude winds whisthng through her RAJ
ven LOCKS,
While burns the turnult an her maddening
braisL
o dear Hibcr1iia, may thy wretched wrongs,
Soon be redress'd, and mayst thou ever shine,
in the boar sage's Il les and poets songs;
@ It's the londest, dearest wish OF mine.
tst%% ~ MARY
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-08-29

The am, asfA and 2sth M4m6ers Of
DIR. Rees's New Cyclopedia
Just raceiyod and ready for delivery V sss-
ecribers at this Office
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-08-29

r O e 4 r Y.


We have often. Of late, seen and admired in
the Belfast papers, the poetic illusions Off
Young Lady who signs herself Hzarv,"
and werea srceably surprised on beingpre-
scntss. with the following stanzas from her
own hand. faving recently arrived in this
City with her father and family. "Mlry"
has cnlv entered her 18th year. and pro-
misses fair to emulate her admired country
woman, Miss Balfour. We trust herbud-
ding genius may receive that cultivation,
which it seems eminently 20 merit.
NJ Y. /" Shamrock"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-08-29

sIf policy Of insurance made in London
NTH me co-oherotion NJ the sn6jeets IF fhe
cayttnTing teilgTert, is not accepted 20
prove the precise existence and legitimate
termination of the voyage, to the exclusion of
all ideas OF a hretcndsd continuity, 1t is inn
possible to transact the business OF the world
IF a British policy is such requisite and con
elusive manifestation Of the cardinal truth,
then one OF any European or Other nation,
ma Smity, must be 50 likewise.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-03-12
EAGLE-TAVERN.

MARS. WATT respectfully informs the pub
lFE lie, that those spacious and commodIous
Buildings known by the above name, are now un-
der her cole management aud exclusive control
Situated in central part of the City of Rich
nond, and equally convenient for professional
oh ,racters and Others from the country, who
have business at the Capitol, and those who wish
60 take iodgings in part of the town contiguous
60 mercantile transactions, the Esgle-Tavern
can OF but offer to the traveller and the tempo
rary resident, accommodations and convenen-
ces, It least equal to any IN tie city Gentlemen
from different parts of Virginia, and indeed from
different parts of the U. s. who are obliged TO vi
sit Richmond and are DESTROYS of an interview,
one with another, will be least likely to be dis
appointed by putting up at the Eagle Tavern;
rs it IS, UNIQUE stionabiy, from its long and extern
sive celebrity, more irequented by gcnteel ira
vellers tnan any Tavern in the City, and also has
the advantage of receiving and entertaining the
stage passengers, both from the north & south.
The rooms in the Esgle-Tsvern, are numerous &
well furnished and 50 diversified to size and
retirement, as equally to suit those who move
will numerous families and those who travel
by themselves. a large and elegant table will
be every day spread and this establishment Mrs
Watt pledges herself TO support with uniform.
y.
Feb. %. If
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RICHMOND PRICES CURRENT.
a. oBERr cREENHow, Merchant, a, the

an OBERT .GREENHOW, Merchant, at the
Is sign Of the Golden Paddock, has just re-
ceived consignment of Virginia Manufactured
WRITING PAPER, in all its varieties, from the
f3a,tersea Mills When the quality is found
10 be good, and the price as low as it can be
procured at, in any part of the continent-the
subscriber hopes. that encouragement will be
given to the infant Establishment, by applica-
ton for the articles, either by the ream, or lar.
ger quantity. To those who buy to sell again,
a liberal discount will be made.
March 8. I'm
I'm STORE, and must he sold forthwith
I eight Hogsheads MUSCOVADO SUGAR,
seven uusrtcr casks OF best old Sherry Wine,
and 300 sacks Of Liverpool Blown Sat.-These
will be sold on very low terms for cash, or short
credit, if anpied for Immediately
March g. At
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-03-12

INFANTS IMMEDIATE EMPLOYMENT
w A Young man who is competent to as
sist principal of an Academy, in teaching rea-
ding, writing, geography with the use OF the
globes, era mar, and the Latin and French Ian
guages.
He received his education in a respectable Sc
minary in this state, and has for several years,
acted in capacity of a teacher The advertiser
would prefer assistants place in the city OF
Richmond, but would not reject the oifer OF a
respectable school in the country.
Letters, post paid, addressed to A. q. Ay-
let's warehouse. King William, shall be atten'
ded to-
March 8. 4tH
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GotlnrG98.
MOUSE or RESEN'TA7IVES
WEDNESDAY, February 81.
(Epening Sikting, con Anued. J

Mr. Potter said he presumed no gentle
man wished to enforce the non intercourse
in case France should not have revok ed her
DEGREES Under this idea he moved 70 in.
sert, after the clause declaring the non-im-
portation i'm force as to G.. Britain, the fol-
lowing amendment
" In case France has so revoked or modi-
fed her DEGREES as that they have ceased
TO violate the lawful commerce of the u
States"
Mr.. EhheS remarked that this amend
ment would go to reduce things to that state
which this law was intended to guard a
gainst, VIZ it would place the decis n on
the existence of the non-intercoLrse at the
discre ion of the courts. He remarked al
so, that it was not proposed, on either side
of the house, after the arrangement in A
pril, 1909, with Great Britain, to re-enact
the non-intercourse with her, conditioned
that she should not fulfil her engagement
Why was it now thought necessary in this
case
Mr.. Wheaton rose, and on this motion
went at large into the merits of the bill,
and of the course of administration for years
past. The bill was unnecessary; he could
see no use for j., unless to favor the views
of the great Napoleon, to the depression Of
Great Britain. He went into train of rea
soning to support the opinions he advanced,
and to shew that for the last ten years
every thing had gone wrong, and that
this bill was a part Of the same pernicious
system.
The question on Mr.. PoHer's amend l..
O,ens was decided by Yeas and Nays, as
ftpY--.
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GALE OF NEGKoES On the 18th day of
~ May next, at the town of Fredericksburg,
will be offered for sale, tor cash, hundred
Virginia Slaves, in families.-One or two valua
bic Tradesmen will be of the number.
B M. CARTER.
Fauquier County, March S. tbs.
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Published ~ Thorn - Richie, nearly op-
tosite the Globe Tavern, Richmond Virginia.
NJ CONDITTOM MS :-Fipe dollars year, to
be paid annually in advance. Those who wish to
be considered as annual sybscyibers must hereafter
aesignate it at the time of subscribing, otherwise
sheir papers sv,H be discontinued at the expiration
of the first year.
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IOHN G.. LADD,

Has for safe, no1u landing iom schooner Ea-
gle, Caht Havves from Boston,
2o5 bags heavy Sumatra Pepper, entitled
to drawback on exploration.
SO barrels Nuscovadp sugars
500 Ieams Writing ana Wrapping Paper.
IS tons Plaster P~ris
~ STORE,
A quantity Of Liverpool! colrse * line Salt
in sacks.
Mould ard !ipt Candles, Sherry Wine in
quarter CASKS, WhisSev, and Cider Ninegar
il hossheads I'd barrels, 9 by IL, by 10
AMI - hvll Winlow Glass.
: 100 pieces Russia Shcctings.
boxes Irish Linens, &c. SC.
Septenhcr II 49,, d
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Valuable Property for sale.

In consequence of the death Of HENRr Mn
LER, sve ef:r for Sale the Js90ums Pro-
ferty: -
4 FURNACE AND FORGE, in Angus
N ia county, Virginia, situated about 3
miles from the North River, ION a never
failing stream1 where it is probable the navl-
CATION will shortly extend. This property is
thoaeht to be the most valuable of the kind
of any in Virginia There is about 5000 a.
cres If Land attached to II, greater part OF
which is good farming land; 70 acres OF ex-
traordinary watered meadow good dwell
ling houses, one stone, with seven rooms
kitchen. and cellar under the whole; the
other Il frame, well finished grist and saw
mill two large coal houses, one stone and
the other frame large frame barn stone
me 1t and mix houses, with all other build
ings necessary. There are three oar banks
witrin half a nile Of the furnace which ap-
pear to BIZ inexhaustlble, and several others
at no great distances the iron is oil the best
quality
One other FORGE in the county Of Rock
ins ham. IA mics from the furnace, within
two miles OF Port Republic, where the Poto-
mac Company expect shortly to extend the
navigation. This forge is entirely new, be-
ing built last year, and is thought to be the
Most complete Of any in Virginia There is
near 1000 acr.s Of land attached to 1t, well
timbered here is hrse quantity of cord
wood, coal and pigs, on hand, which will be
disposed Of 18th the works; together with
the teams Of horses, oxen, Wagons < carts,
with all the utensils aPpcrtalning TO the
works, and immediote pos ession given, 1t the
purchaser wishes. A farther description is
deemed useless as it is presumed those In
Glued to buy will view the premises.
Samuel Miller, and
!. John M. Estlll,
ADMINISTRATORS.
centenher 90 eo3W
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: G.. w. Gu,l1n's Academy.
Septembce II

THt; citizens of alexandria are respect
] flly informed, that on Midday Even-
ing the 2Sl OF thi Instant, the subscriber Will
commence NIGH SCHOOL for the recep-
ton Of pupils who may wish TO be instructed
in Reading, W,iung, Arithmetic, I'ooA-
keep ng and the, Mathematics, in Its variou,
branches, On Fairfax street, nearly opposite
MIR. JoauA Ttomhsoa's, where those wishing
to be instructed IA any of the ABOVE viii please
apply to :.
G.. w. Carlln.
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September II
PUBLIC SALE.

NY virtue Of a decree Of the Circuit Court
b,f the District Of Co,umbia, for the cou'-
tv of Alexandria !; on the first day OF octo-
her next, will be exposed to Public SAG on
the premises, Two Lots OF GKo ~ 81
tus,e on Faye,te Alley, between ;. e"iile'o ~
AVID King street, beginning at the distance OF
co Fac, from the intersection of Faye'te a.
Isr md Union street, running thence north
xs feet and half inches and parallel with
Union sire e, to an .lley in the centre OF the
SAID sqasre Thence west and parallel v sn5
Fayetse alley 90 feet thence south 40 20 and ,ha
n half inches; thence east o. ieet ~ ~. II,
beginning. late tie property OF Miss Amen'
Ramsay deceased. .h;.a
TERMS Of sale. one third m hand, one tniFo
civ months, md one third in nine moh'ns'
p,v,oent, secured by deed ct trust on the
property.
49, 70 dts
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IT, 4 Tutor zuanted.

Any person of good character, VINO IS
~ qualified to teach the English Lam
guage, Geography and Arithmetic, and Is
willing TO undertake the tuition OF small
SCHOOL, will hear of employ ment by applying
at this office
September Is asH
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e. Negroes zuanted.

Ut negroes IODhIcU'
SOME likely young NEGROES, between
70 and IS years of age, are wanted to pnr-
chase-rwo Blacksmiths, awoman who un-
derstands house business and is good seam
stress, are waited. tor which the most libe-
raj prices will be given Any person WISH
ing to sell, will please 10 apply to MIR Wash
ington, keeper Of the Washington tavern.
August 26
q YEATON & CONWAY
Rayie jus. receiDed by Schooner Sally .dnn,
Cant. Sherbmme, and offer for Sale,
5000 busAels co rse Liverpool Salt
100 barrels New England Rum
u do Mackarel
90 boxes Soap
20 do. Candles ,,r
80 tierces Yellow Ochre
30 kegs Tongues and Sounds.
IN STORE,
so barrels New York Prime Pork -
so do Beef
20 do. Resin
20 do. Turpentine
10000 lbs. Green Coffee @,..
1000 do Sheathing Paper
1000 do Sheathing Nails
1000 do. Spikes edy is
- Bar Iron ,y5s ~
= Russia and Ravens Duck
Seine and Sewing Twine.
September $ gov
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Iayloe's Malleable Iron.

A few tons Of that celebrated Ma!leaoie
Iar iroa from Botetourt county, held On
.sch high estimation at the Virginia manu-
factory O! arms at Riehmoud-tor sale by
James Sanderson.
.F. 49, .a-sF n
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~ PasrURAGE ready for

~ PaSTURAGE READY lol
the accommodation Of all gentlemen VINO in
may wish to pasture Horses, Cattle or oheeP
on tie Island adjoining the WASHINGTON
Rridpe. do imagine it as good. 1t not the
Rest. the county or district can atford' as
we'll as its proximity to the different mar
Vets. viz Washington, George Town and
Alexandria. !
August %
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lust Published,
For Sale by ROBERT GRAY,

For Sale by ROBERT GKAY,
An account of Expeditions to the Sources
of the Mississippi, and through the Western
parts of Louisiana, to the Source OF the Ar
kaGsaw, Ksns La Platte, and Pierre Jaun N
vers-performed by order of the government
of the United States during the years 1905,
1906, and 1907
and Il TOUR THROUGH
The interior Parts Of New SPAN,
When conducted through these Provinces
by order of the Captain General, in the year
lso7-by Major L NJ. Pike-il!ustrated
with Maps and Charts.
Price with the Plates seperatc, S IS
Ditto with the Plates bound in CT. 8 50
Ditto in Boards, w
or Subscribers will please call for their
copies.
JUST RECEVED,
A supply Of Carey's Family
Bibles, and Adgate's Music.
July l6 X. y.
FOR SALE,
4 Valuable House Servant,
About 80 years of age-Enquire OF the
Printer.
September %
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SepteFa-Itr
YFAION & CONWAY

YF.AiON ~ CON w AZ
H,ps ;ust reeeived per slooh ELIZA, Caf'0"'
Huntress ans ofer for safe,
so ton. PLASTER PARIS
2, barrels TANNERS OIL
500 lbs. SEINE TWlNE
80 bolts RUSSIA DUCK.
September "a so~"
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c.. w. Carlin.
September "

u
ran away yesterday ABOUT the n.lddie OF lne
day ELI All is muia,to slavs, 80 years
of age, about feet or 9 inches hlgh-he
has been my waySoner for many years, and
us well known in and aoput Alexandria HIS
arms are full of ring or letter worms, be-
lieve likewise his body the fore hnger OF
his left hand is marke d with cut nearly the
length of the 6nser.--EMANuEL, aged about
d years, feet or 8 inches high. has
very black smooth skin. rather hollow eyed,
and slender made, walks very erect, has
grumbling way of speaking; took all his
clothes with him, consisting Of white aud
atr,wn Jacket and overalls OF country fnted
cloth, the cape of the brown bound round
with black & white striped cloth, white coat
and pentaloons of white country cloth, OF
cotton and wool, and nike blue and white
country cloth coat ali cotton
mulatto, and sister to Eliza, aged about Is
or Is years, tall and slender made. has the
mark ofthc stroke of switch on one OF her
arms near the elbow; the hair OF her head
at present short, being cut Oh this Summer
George Graham.
Prince William County. I
9A-G6 Gt
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1BU, We 70sV0V'7TS H711o
~ USTANUS VASA; Doubtful Son =
Z II Italian Father New Way 10 Pay Old
Debts; Hit or Mis-; Orphan Of Irague
Twenty Years ago, Family Legend; Agree
able Surprize; Not 1T Home; Loye-a-Ia'
Mode; Poor Gentleman Merchant OF We
nice; Every Man in his Humor; Hamlet
Travestc Henry the fourth Knight o!
Showdown Lady Of the Lake.
Two elegant patent London made PiANO
FORTE S, with additional Keys to Z Pedel
August e