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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-01-25

message from fhe President.
10 the House of Representatives
of the United States.
l transmit to the House Of Representa-
tives report Of the Secretary of State com.
plying withtheir resolution of the 18th inst.
JAMES MADISON.
January 18th, 1914.
REPORT.
the Secretary OF State TO whom was re
ferred the resolution of the House Of ReDre
seDtatives of the 18th inst. requesting the
PRESIDENT TO lay before the House such doc
tuments relative to the Russian mediation.
as IN his opinion it may not be improper to
communicate, has the honor to transmit to
the PRESIDENT, for the information of the
House, the following letters in relation to
that subject, viz.
A letter in French with a translation
from Mr.. Daschkof, envoy extraordinary
and minister plenipotentary of His Males
| ty The Emperor OF Russia, to the Secretary
lofState. f the 9Th March, 1878, with the
answer OF the Secretary of State of the 18th
March.
An extract of letter from the Secretary
OF ota. e to Mr.. Adams, minister of the ii
nited states at st. Petersburg, of the 1st.
july 1917 and tour letters and extracts
from Mr.. Adams to the Secretary of state
bearing date respectively on the So,b Sen
TENDER, 18th October. and Ilth December.
1912. and on the 26th June, 1918.
All which is respectfully submitted.
JAMES MONROE.
Def'artmenf Of STATE, Jan. Is, 1914.
Here toEtozr, IN The regular series the ozie;yai
copy q ~ Ddsehko6's ieIter, a translation Of
psrH osng .serts' Ue deem it unnecessary to
mr.. De Daschko6, ENJOY eactraordinaru
! ana -NFT$tcT PeeDthotenfiary of His In,
I Her7dl A4ye8fy Me EmEeror of all the
HrsS'Gs, 70 the Secretary ofSfate ofthe
| United Sfafes.
! (TRANsLATIoN)
| The undersigned envoy extraordinary &
minister Pienipotentiary Of His Majesty the
Emperor of all the Russias, has the honor 70
make known TO the Secretary of State of the
u. states OF America, that he has lust re
ceiVed orders from the Emperor his master,
to make the following overture to his ev-
celency the President of the u S,ates
The peace Of Russia with England seem.
ed to present this immense advantage tn the
commerce OF nearly all scattering people.
mat 1t freed their relations from that con.
Straint, from that continual v.xation IN
winch 1t had bern subjected for MANY wears
without intermIssion. The Emperor view
ed with pleasure result so conformable m
al his wishes, and which appeared as no,
being at all doubtful. It became so, how
ever, by the war between England and A.
merica.
The undersigned is directed to express
to the President cf the United States the re-
grei win which His Imperial Majesty fore
sees the great shackles which this new en-
lsode is about to oppose to the commercials
prosperity Of nations. The love of human.
ity and what he owes to bis subjects. whose
bc"mr'erce has already sufficiently suffered,
'corfmand him to do every thing in his pow
e. q" remove the evils which this var is pre-,
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Dresden on the first. Copies Of my note & of
his answer are herewith enclosed.
With sentiments of high respect, &c.
(Signed) VIM. II. CRAWFORD.
Hon. jams MONROE,
Secretary of State.
o7T. CraT9'or9 10 the Duke Of Rossqno.
PARIS, 27th July, 1918.
Ny Lord-I have the honor 70 inform
your excellcnoy that have been appoint.
ed, by the President of the United States
OF hmeli lea, Minister Plenipotcntiary to the
court OF his tmperiaf and Royal Majesty,
the Emperor of the French and King OF
Italy. wait the pleasure of your Excel
iency as To the time and manner of Dresen.
ing my oiheial credentials, preparatory to
my reception 10y the government IF his I'm
penal asd Royal Majesty. as the accredited
Minister PleniPotentiary of the United States
of America.
seize on the present occasion to assure
your exce'lency of the distinguished consi-
Iteration with which have the honor TO be
your most obedient and very humble SER
want,
.(Sgned) WIN. H. CRAWFORD.
i7is EreeHency me Duke of Bassano.
Translation ofa letter from me Duke of
6aSSano 20 N2r. Crawford, dated ORES.
+ den, Dag. 1St, 1873.
SlR-i have had great pleasure in hear
ing OF your safe arrival in France, and l
have received the letter which YOU did me
tine honor to address to me on the 27th of
Jolly, on your nomination in the quality of
minister plenipotentiary of the United s. ates
to Ills Imperial Majesty the Emperor of the
French and King IF Italy. The choice
walch Your government has made of a per-
son SO distinguished in his own country, and
SO worthy or this honorable mission, cannot
out be agreeable to His Imperial Majesty ::
and though he is at this. time absent from
Dresoeh' can give you this assurance in
MS name. viii have the honor to commu-
nicate to you his intentions respecting the
presentation OF your ietters,of credence and
your reception. Without waiting even for
tins, VIII receive all the COMMUNICATIONS
whchyou may think proper TO make to me
as The minister plenipotehtafy OF your 90
verrment, and The delay OF a fcrmality will
produce no delay in the exercise of the mis-
SION conhded 20 yea, or in the correspon-
aence which it will procure for HE the be-
nefit of holding with you.
Accept, Sir, the assurance of nv high
consideration.
(Signed) DUKE OF BASSANO.
lffS E1celIency I'm. II. Crawford, sc. syc
ETtract q q letter from Mr.. Crcy|ord TO
Hir. Monroe, dated Paris, September
Sh, 1918,
have jast received an answer to the
note which addressed to the Duke of Bias.
sano requesting Mrs. Barlow's passports -
On the subject of recognition he says that
he is very solicitous | should present my
letter OF credence to the Emperor in Paris
de does not repeat his invitation to cnnmu-
Al.
war viii probably detain the Emperor in
the North (Intil )the winter, II is is believ
ed that the Duke of Bassano will not return
before him. Iftbis opinion should be reali-
sed, the winter will be far advanced before
shall be able to draw the attention of
the French government to the subject Of
discussion between the two nations"
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RELATIONS WITH FRANCE.
Message from TIE PrcaiIs,l

I'ItooUS JTUNI EHe I7TCBtuE7If.
To the House of Representatives of the u .
States.
/ transmit 10 the House OF Representa-
tives a report of the Secretary of State com
plying with their resolution of the 18th inst.
JAMES MADISON.
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Respectfully submitted,
Department Of State, Jan. IS, 1914.
". Cyawford % AZ. Nfonroe.

PARIS. 18th Aug. 1873.
SiK-On tae 9Th ult. wrote to the
Duke OF Bassano, to inform him of my ar
rival in Paris, in quality of Minister Pleni.
po'entiary Of the United States. On the
9Th inst. | received an answer dated At
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GIN ''ihN i1hittOOu SUCNSS' Gd"lilE T.lAlDEl-
" OF votes, was duty elected Speaker of the
Hoasc.
Mr.. Chevcs was accordingly conducted to
the chair, and made his acknowledgements
70 tho House in nearly the following words !:
" Gentieuien-- thank you for the fiatte-
ring and distinguished honor you have con-
terrcd upon me. The best acknowledgement
i can make of the gratitude which | very
profoundly feel, will be expressed in the ex
ertion OF evsry faculty ] posses, to prove
that your favor is not entirely unmerited.-
l am aware of the Importance of the station
20 which you have elevated me, and Of tle
difficult nature of the duties which it impo.
ses-a difficulty, to discharge them with
reputation, not a little increased by the
great ability with which they have
been executed by the gentleman who has
just descended from the chair but, with
your support l shall rot despair. Err, /
undoubtedly often shall. and when my errors
shall be calculated to affect ii the smallest
degree, the interests of the House or the ma
ton, | shall court yonr correction, and sub
nit with cheerfulness aud pleasure 10
your authority but if they be inmate
rial, as frequent differences of opinion be
tween the House and its presiding officer,
can add nothing to its dignity, and may di-
minisf his usefulness, / shall ask, what !
fear shall too often need, your kind indul-
gence."
The Speaker having been qualified by
Mr. Fndiey, the House adjourned.
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MISSION TO GoTTENBURG 1O'

JoHN On INCT ADAMS, (our minister in
Russla) JAMES a. BAvARp, (now at St.
Petersburg) HENRY CLAY of Kentucky, &
jonathan RUSSELL. of Rhode ,Island, have
been appointed by the President of the u 1.
States, by and with the advice and consent
OF the Senate, Com missioners tc proceed to
Gottenburg, to meet the Commissioners
from G. Britain, under her overture recently
accepted by this government.
JONATHAN RUSSELL has also, in like
manner, been appointed Envoy Extraordina-
ry q Minister P!enipotentiary TO the Court
OF Sweden.
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Jan. 10, 1914.
REPORT.

The Secretary of State, to whom was re
ferred the resolution of the House of Repre-
seDtatiyes of the 18th instant. requesting the
President to communicate to the House any
information in his possession, and which il
may not be improper to divulge, in relation
to tue omission or refusal of the French go-
yernmeut to accredit the minister pleniDo-
Tertiary sent by tho United States to ebat
court, or OF his reception if accredited, Of
the time Wien he was so accredited, and of
the progress of his negotiation, has the no
nor TO communicate to the President, for
the information of the House, the following
letters IN re lation to that subject, viz:
a letter from Mr.. Crawford TO tho Sc
crelary OF State of the 18th August, 1918,
enclosing one 70 the Duke of Bassano Of the
27.n July. and his answer of Isl August !:
and an extract Of letter from MIR. Craw.
ford to the Secretary of State Of the 9Th of
Sept. 1873
respectfully submitted,
JAMES MONROE.
Department Of State, Jan. 10. 1914.
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For adjournment
A AGAINST ~

On motion of Mr.. Potter of r. L.. the
House proceeded to the choice of Speak
err.
Messrs. Moore of Md. Johnson OF Va. and
Wheaton of Mass. were appointed teilcrs !:
and having counted the ballots, Mr.. Moore
reported, that the whole number of votes
given in being l65 eighty three were neces-
sary to a Choice; that of these votes there
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RUSSIAN MIDDLETON.
Nleaaars from NE Prratdent

Aaeaaage from the President.
10 the House of Representatives
of the United States.
1 transmit to the House Of Representa-
tives report Of the Secretary of State com.
plying wilhtheir resolution of the 18th inst.
JAMES MADISON.
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Mr.. Castor rose to offer resolution on ?
subject which would be admitted on all
hands TO be Of the frs: importance, III the
SLOWING wordss
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EItTdCF W tcEerJrom the Secretd7Y Of
STATE 70 Jain Quincy .fdams, esq. 1ri7fs-.
Ter ftenHofenftary ofthe U. States at 81
Petersburg.
Department of State, July /, 1918.
ION The 18th ullimo a declaration of va,
against Great Britain passed Congress of
which, If the Presidents message. and re-
port OF the committee of foreign relations OF
the House of Representatives leading to i.
l have the honor To transmit to you comics -
" You are too well acquainted with the
causes which produced this result TO reo,,irr
any explanation Of them. AS il appeared
thai Great Britain would not revoke her or
ders IN council, on the just ground on which
1t was claimed, but enlarged the conditions
on which she professed her willingness to
revoke them, there remained no honorable
course tor the United States to pursue short
OF war. On full consideration of all cir
cumstances, this measure was adopted
and the government is resolved to pursue
IT till its objects are accomplished, with the
utmost decision and activity in its Dower''
"ln resorting to war against Great Bri-
tain, as the United States have done. nv in
evitable necessity, it IS their desire and hone
that it may be confined 10 her only.
" 1t is seen with much regret tina, the
Emperor Of Russia is likely to be reduced to-
the necessity of becoming party 10 the
war ia Europe, if lie has not already be
come so. Should that event take place.
there is no reason why the war between
the United States and Great Britain should
affect, IN the slightest degree, the very
friendly relations which now exist between
the United States and Russia. Its the sin /.
cere desire OF this government to preserve
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DOM ESTYC.

UashinSton. .4frii IS.
In me more lights the late abroyatiot, of
the restrictive system, is viewed, the more
promising appear to be The prospects Of
tdsantege likely to res4ls from it To the ma
ton az large. whateve. momen.arv or lad,
yicral hardship II may, at the onset. ucEor-
tUna,ely invoive. This is ever lisble 70
happen in The complicated and unforeseen
emergencies incidt mt to a state of var. III
which the course OF the ship Cannot be Ieid
as in trade wind, but mist prudently be
steertd 10 meet the shif.irgs of the Storm
Ire helsInsn must be on tho look out, and
take care tn ride lest he be dashed bysths
Coming wave. The repeal shows, among
other ibiogs the faithful attention paid by
me government to the interests Of com
merce, opening the door TO its revival at the
morpeut the circumstances OF the country
are seen to hold cut to the measure anv :.
q qudie motive OF encouragement and hone.
We we'll kaow, indeed, how strenouslv tic
allegation has been brought forward. and
with what perseveriBg and often disinee
nnous zeal kept up. of the hostility Of the
government to this great branch Of the ma
tionai industry. But to tie reflections of the
esnuid mind this charge appears in the
mere light Of thonghtlcss elimination, with
noJnst base or which to rest, and as eHec
tuallY repudiated by The obvious imprnbsbi
hty oi any such intention ever having had
b'r'h, as coDtradicted by thesmore p1sitive
evidetce of train OF opposite facts Ieadine
to opposite conclusions. The very system
which is charged as aimed AZ the overthrow
o. commerce, was demonstrISie directed o.
its pres rvatlon. MT indeed ttits fpomen
tarv, precautions. eVanescent presetya,ion .
with us canvass expanded or furled its
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OMITTED S7.g7'ES'
y X . u y S A I, 6.


+ HE subscriber wishes to contract TO have i'm
mensions,-
Ihe Hd'rei two feet, nine inches long, (vz. n
inches octagonnl. aud 90 inches round y the d..
smeter 1t the treech Que inch and one ,tenth ;
at the commencement OF tie round part of a, .
barrel nine * and one bali tenth OF an inch a,,'
At the mezzle, seven siyhyl,s OF inch. The CEN
tire N the front sight, twd inches from the uz.
z'e and the rear sight, five inches and a hal
from the brssch--,he cslisre, taif. ounce ball.
fhe Stock--of Walnut wood, the reeoh Il be 81.
tee, inches End half long and .ineu,,ins the
heeLplate, sixteen inches--w; t, tail OF 40 mel.
es aud three fI,irths the extreme ep,, of the
stosk, which is to extend to within three ineh.
ot the mnzge.
THe Lock-The lock TO be full brif,led ,t,n , Cb.r
iottesville cock.
The Hammer TO be steel, with brass head three
fosrths of an inch long, iron u,ountiug with .hre.
small baads, two swive,s, y one rsmmer.spriny In
hes OF pipes, wire loops, etc.
Esch Rife TO be furnished with wiper and bullet
monitsls
The Workmanship ard materials Of the vhc,s 20 be
naexeeptionabis. 80 s-.s
Those DESTROYS of contracting for the vlc,e -, a.
ny part, will be pleased to send in their proposals
FOR the same as sooo IS posble stating when IL.
K'fes can be delivered. ANY COM naturalization reIs.
tug thereto, will he received ut the Office of oseta
Wheaton. a. ID. q. M. General, near the ohire al
the Compiler. The subscriber vii! purchase IL adj
dition to the above from to 500 Riaes of roo, anal
ity, which may be now ready for delivery
ROBERT &. JENNINGS,
Deputy Co,n,1isso,'y--omcha s-..
N. y. Proposals will also he received for furnish.
ing hlty to a hundred Drums.
Feb. 10. emf
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4
| HAjlLti commence "Wednesday the 4th Of
4 W May, and contnus four days
crst Ody-A Lady Purse, worth $50 dollars Is
collars entrance. free for all sgee TO run mile heats
the best three ~ Eve, carrying a feather.
Second I,ay--The Jockey Club Purse. for 4oO
/ doner1. four mile heats, twenty dollars eptr ms.
! Taf-d Dsy-Fhe Purse of the Proprietor Of ibs
Course, for 200 dollars three mile heats q atranse
| fifteen dollars. -
! fourth J9Gy--A H.ndy.Csp Purse, free for m en-.
oers OF the Club only, two mile heats This nurse
wh coaast OF the entrance money Of the Tires pre.
eedps days. The Proprietor win likewise p., in
tho money received the gate this day, which will
make tAis race worth the attention of members.
Heights as Joiio4os--
Aged Horses 133 H.,
years old loS
5 do. do ia
4 do. do. Jo6
80 8 do. do. eo
WIRES srd Geldiugs allowed q ne.
wish &c rent the Dining House, and the Booths
IN the fie-tSose v 10 hare for rne<iy rented ,bep
ai'aa have the preference. Application nnast be
rSade Immediately
Ire members If the C!ub viii .,!esse tn observe
mite more puneuiaf;y in paying sp their sub
scr'r''ons as the money each day has to be pla.
oed Ia the handle OF the Judges.
Sthbie. and straw for race hotse.-era.i,.
THOMAS WATSON,
IFrof,Ietoy OF rte Course.
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THOMAS TABR.
Petersburg. Feb. 70.

'dh subscriber having been reglIsri, &c. 10
= INC mercantiio business, tenders his service,
%o his friends and the public for the se,,lere,. 81
rheIr accounts He viii engage by the dsy. month
~r Job frora his intimate seq'siotance with books
snn aeeoun's ~ every desoription, Zee will Underake
the settlement of a concern of the lonee,, ,,sd,
snd IN the utmost stste Of dcrsngsmeu,. To co.,
partnerships, he believes he can renter essential
rees snp 20 'ueh OF bis friends who stand in need
81 hts Assurance, to promote sn arnicsL,s eorrec,
am speedy adlustment o. their sccounts ne PLEDGES
hinssf 70 devote the whole energies OF his mind -
From close attention 70 the vsrions modes of boot
keeping now in n'e, he has beco enabled N di.envs
tner se''e's snd confidently asserts thst he IL in
eo7s'' $500 NJ system every wsy superior which
-'th SIGHT vsriaton7, con be adapted 10 any .;tns
ncn' We can be consulted 1T bis apartnsnts opno.
s'T tie Nsh.Fsvern, where Blank1 Of every Kind
err Ne furnished, 'nd eopying every ,cscription.
sSec"'eh With neatness. sccpraey and ,fspateh'
JAMES GRAY.
y =. j. Gray vii, in The course NJ few dqvs. he
pla' - to"Hisrtake the ins'ructcn NJ IS or 8l
sonss q ai'emsn IN book cping
aesAi6. e
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April rs.
AZ o YIUE IA

y y 4 u Z Il.
Intend 10 make application TO the Court Of FIN.
vsnna county, at the Fret monthly term tina,
shan be held FOR the ssid cnnuty, after the exira
on OF one month IRON the date hereof, Ger the dis
continuance of that part OF Martin king, roa5
Wish crosses the Hvsnns river, and which lies be-
tween the two ends of che -osd connected there with
leading througa BsrnerdsSurr.
kbril O. ~, '
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EDUoD c. DJVJS

EJW d {. IIVIS
HAAS resigned the station held by him in the
Farnisrs' Bank OF Virginia. since the com /.
nasneement OF that institution, and has opened an
son. and Drew o, . (Cary) Street
NE proposes To transact business generally ON
Co'rrntss'os Combined tssrewtth, he win eva.
ey, Scrivener, .Votay Pudtir, with pron,pti,ude
, s.d isfty p''''Ne
msroh fE =.
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THE SUBSCRIBERS
HAVING entered into Co.partnership, the Apo.
conducted by Phhp Du7ai, jr. win be continued un
der the arm of.
PHILIP DJ VAL. Jr. & CO,
at the sign of the odca Mortar main street, Rich.
Enond. <, ~ -
pnal supply of DRUGS, MEDICINES, &c. SIC.
which; with the stock hand win render their an.
sortment very oompiete--sf Of which wll he sold
At very moderate advance for cash or seceeanees
In town. =
And tey sssdre their frism'a and the pubic, thst
they will evsr endesvor to give satisfaction ms well
in the quality, "a In the prices of their goods.
PHILIP DU-VAL, Jr.
JAhiIaS NJ. COUPLING.
April Q. r.
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COE VpNTION

n HE Clerical and Lay Deputies Of the Protestan,
n Episcopal Church in Virgins, will mes,. pur-
ss"nt 20 adjournment, in the Capitol ar Richmond.
On the fir" "Wednesday in next month. As inpo,.
tslit business, and probably the election oF hishou
WI probably occupy their attention at that dime IL
's desrste that tae Clergy end yehtres viii endya
vor to procure as FUN representation az po,sble
April s rst
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iS.1-dU NJ RSTER
AS opened House of Entertainment.
d a. King William Mills. two miss from
Hanover Town.
Hanover. March &. II
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-. T1yenty Dollars Kesvura,

ZVenty Dollars Kegvura,
FLOR experimenting Negro CH.4RLES, n black
mamie is about 90 years of age, S feet z OF
inches high, had on blue coet snt. trowsers was
lately branded in the LEFT hand, and raised in the
county OF Gloucester. purchased him of Mr.. Am.
hrose Oliver OF said eountv--ke left me IN Chester.
field. on my way to Washington county. The shove
reward will be paid by deliverue,bim to VIM Cook
Oh Kichmond. JOHN SANDERS.
March IL. u
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LdBOURERS W.fNikD.
fHNHE subscribers wish to Hire. from 20 to so Ne
a gro Men--Gherri Wages will be given. Appli-
cation 10 be made at the ofise of Wilson & Drew
THOS. II. DREW & Co.
n arch q. q
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one or two Seustnrs have eepartstl home
within week past.
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IVcnfy Doiiars Rc4ou,.a.
epop Tur I,,11 49,,

TNlP THE VILLAINStl
n ~ srHfsy nieN. Iast nv ,toble l., n .or.,, :,
'erfe.d, wa. broken open and a sor,ej ,,srs
so,u'tomed 20 gear taken thereCropn--aIso. a Y.h,
oo'oured sorrei horse accustomed to gear The ahoy
re"srh VIZ he gTsen for either of the ArimaIs--g
ONE hundred olsrs for the spnr.bens;on al -.
visitor offhe thief or thieves They vsre traced nm
the hiebmnnd road, rs far MS 0shorne's. whers
pnrylpt became fruit'sa. The public are 10
s STATIONED, to take steps ssssst these rnidnieh,
THOMAS TABP.
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By Thomas Richie.

4 UsT received, from baltimore, vi h a variety
~ OF other books, THE OLD EArCIIELOK.
tiTZWHYL.SONN & POTTER.
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SPRIJVG MILNE Ply.
AE RS. mozart, oppcsite the I3sak of Virginia,
I'VE has the pleasure Of Informing the Lsties, that
she has returned from the North, and win, ON
Ihurstay next, open lien Spring assortment of Mil.
Gaery. f3
Aprl f9. $685. et
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R{oh shLfi.---, Negro Fellow. brtweCnS0. & 20
n years age, healthy snd strong he has bee,,
Sseh TO p'qn'a n business generally, Is a tolerqhe
70 sn csrPenters an excellent axe man, can stock
pi'ushs, and mike the twisted b.fshare mould.
eoaros he's ssy,bs man., and pioughs aud seed.
ver- vel. He also msses a poo,i oosrse 49, va,
roo''rt brides snd repair harness, &o-ln short he
~ on p'enta,iop. most va'ab'e fellow, & would
ot IN ss1nialoo to any person, particularly to one
so,ng 70 settle In the western country,
Ills uasster, who resides small d;Ssnea from
Town, has odaed hira, not for any particular ssu,t.
ont merely FOR SAFE keeping snl market. at the Pc
nren,nry, with Col. Camphsil, Sho 10 smpow cred to
sell him. Aprii o &C "
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-04-20

a IL persons that have bori Dwell ae, Eook or
IN BOOKS from John Warden, Esq. decd. are res
pertfuiy collected to return them on before the
frst day OF May next At the late dwelling Of the de-
ceased to J.i.sfES W.7ifDE.N ad,a'r.
Apr Is. ~. as- at