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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-07-11
JOHN c., LADD

Has for SAFE
100 bolts Russia Duck
4 hhds. mems coarse Hats
% kegs fine wrought i'd. Nails
/ set elegant dining China
8 boxes Decanters, assorted
Q hhds. half pint Goblets
9 hhds. sailed Lemons
pipe Sicily Lennon Juice
case domestic made Woollens
case Hardware
10 casks sweet Wine
S boxes mems Shoes
10 tons Russia Hemp
grass Gables
Square Iron, Oil, &c. &c.
June Is.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-07-11
Public Sale.

XMyILL BE SOLD, on FRIDAY
wv the SOth of the present month,
at twelve O'Clock, on the premises, a
three story BRICK HOUSE, situate on
the north side of Prince-street between
Water and MISUNDERSTANDING in the
occupancy of Mr.. William Wilson.
Terms at the sale.
June 9. 1aw4t
sn The Sale of the above property
is postponed until Monday next at l2 o.
clock, when it will take place on the
DrpmiSeS
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-11-29
Iai1ce that threatened its

y. very circumstance that threatened its
|sover,hrow
4 The spclted fever has sgain appeared at War
n. and at oiher towns 1t has been most
f,,l among children.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-11-29

ing her own safety, and the worlds repose.
Bonaparte was suffered TO return lonce more
usurp and ascend the throne, and once
more to threaten Europe with fire and
sword. Had the nation withstood him
there would have been some apology for
their complaints but the very men in tits
county, who make the most noise on this
subject. insist upon 1t, even now, that he
came with the heartfelt consent and appro.
baton of the nation. II so, ii was nation
al act, and the nation is answerabls for i,
10 put him down once mole, the allies were
Obliged to march immense armies, from a
immense distance at an immense eXpen
After one of the most sanguinary conflict.
recorded in history they succeeded; and
they have disposed of him in manner
which they consider to be safe. It.squr~d
however, no trifling fort on their part, 10
settle the affairs of that troubled and trou
blesome nation To see that done they
must retain troops and to support troops
large sums are requisite. Who, in justice
is bound to supply these expenses They
who caused them. Let then, Frenchmen
complain, and democrats fret and whine,
the dispensation of Providence under which
France is now suffering is as far as human
discernment can discover, perfectly RICH.
.ous. Happy will it be FOR them, if they
learn wisdom by the things they suffer.
Conn MIR, or.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-11-29
Eridnn. Non. q

Friday, N0U 81.
Arrived brig Argo, Capt. Malcomb, % days
from Fort Royal, (Mart) with cargo Of moIasses
TO Knight and Farmer. Left there, soop stork
skerry, of and for Salem, in 10 days schr. -,
Capt Celey, of Nantucket, put in il distress: also
schooner belonging to Boston, the Capt Blake
ly died on the outward passage; ship Reunion,
Crawford, of Bath off Fort Royal on S0th ult
brig Agenora, Hatch, of Kennebunk, left the above
place 28th ult. for market, having been at Cay
enne, surinam and all the Islands to windward of
this Left at St. Pierres, ship Tiphus, burlington,
OF Bath, discharging; brig John Lansdon, Remarks
of Portsmouth, n. III. Several other American,
names not known.-At Trinity, brig Tropic Capt.
$ Freeman, OF Portland.-Nov. IS, lat. IS, long.
IS, spoke schr. Emeline, Anderson, from Alexar-
dria, for St. Domingo, "a hours from the Capes.-
Nov. ~, Cape Cod bearing N. w. % leagues, brig
Calisto, Atwell, of and from Boston.
1t is said, that 10 the gale of the Goth Oct. all
Christophes vessels OF war; and others in the har-
Dor, were driven On shore. and most of the houses
at c. Nichola Mole, Jerenie, SC. &c. were unroof-
ed or blown down.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-11-29

rainbow id . dark sa stormy sky, this is a prom
ise Of bri-ut ana ~. II is suited to car
ry forward though that predicted period,
when tn snov' l1e 9 1a4 shall ill the earth, and
all nations BE- joined to their common Faith
er and Redeemer, AM 70 one another. We should
rejoice that this is the design Of providence to effect
this revolution by the instrumentality of christians
and we should esteem it our privilege and happi-
ness that we may bear part in this ineapressibly
sublime and merciul work of God"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-11-29
DIED

On board bs Congress fdgate, Aug. O., limo
thy Rhodes, boy, W Fiecasset; Oct. 26, w. Hol-
land, or. Gunner, Of aea.
L. Gorh.m, on h l8.a icst. Ms Tedidah
K ndrick, aged "a. " Blessed are III "a ,ha,
die in the Lord, tor hey rest from their isbors
nd their works do follow hem.''
In Fryeburg, William Russell, Esq. aged ..
hou' rs.
~ For several interesting obituary notices, see
first page.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-11-29
MIL PIED

In Marshfeld, Mr.. Calvin Stockbridge, Mer-
chant of North Yarmouth, to Miss Rachel W.
Rogers. of the former place
In Westbrook by Rev. c. Bradley Mr. Samuel
Mason, to Miss Sophia Means.
Ii ms .nwn, by Rev E Pavson, Mr. CEoRcr
WARREN, Jun. mer. 10 Miss PAMrLIE B.W ASH
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-11-29
GAZETTE 49, News.
PORT OF PORTLAND

Nov. %, ar, sloop Aurora, Johnson, from Bos-
ton-schr. Mary, Drinkwater, from Philadelphia
Nov. "a, schr. Four Sisters Deliver, from the
Grand Banks with 500 quintals Fish, for Marble
head--schr. Hannah, Mansfield, Lubeck--Nov. 25,
ar. sioop Joseph, Drnkwater from Newly ork-
Nov 20, sloop Caleb Strong, Stanwood, from Bos-
ton-sIoop Messenger, Lowell from Bostou-Nov-
II, ship Niobe, Rich, from New-York
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-11-29
More Men Goods /!
BARBOUR 8' LINCOLN,
HAVE Just received an additional supply
FRESH GODDS.

Among which are the. following SC4RCE 44R-
ITCLFS -
Fine black and brown SLadies' and gentlemen,
Bombazcits black and white Silk
Super. Pelise Cloths, Gloves
fashionable colols SLadies' and gentlemen's
Printed scarlet Pelisei black and white Silk
Flannels Hose
Black L green Flannels SBlack, brown and Naza-
inc scarlet flsnnels rine Bombazeens
OeVonshire kersey 9silk Elorentine Vesting
Gentiemen's black and Black Lustring, Avig-
white Worsted Hose,S non manufacture
fine 8Ladies' Beaver . loves
Black, arab and green SSk Basket Buttons
Iabby Vevets SMixed Cords
Black, blue and brown STartan Plaids, high COL
katinetts ! ors and large figures
superine London Cloths S&c &c.
Nor. 90
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-11-29
Pine Timber for Sale.

WILL be sold at Auction on Saturday the
9th of December next, at one O'Clock p. NJ. at
he house of Joseph Sears, in Rridgeton, the
valuable 10, of TIMBER, No. rs in Cd range
in the town Of Harrison, lying sbout one mile
from Long Pond it's unquestionably the best
Lot of Timber in either OF said towns, end its
situation is such as makes it worthy the a,ten-
ton of men engaged in he lumber business
Terms iibersl--shout enc fenh dewn, The re
mander in approved notes, payable in one ard
wo years vi interest
ENQCH PERLEY.
3yidg,on, Nov, q.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-11-29
I NEW GOODS.
E. STEVENS.

EXCHANGE STREET,
HAS received an sTiumenr of GOODS tuira.
Die Tor the Presen ADD approaching iealon,
AMONG WHICH ARR
t1andiome CarpetIng-black, brown and nearl
co'ored Bomt aim Bombazeus--pIain and figured
icarlet Petite Annels--5 4 q aud Sb.e
yellow and red F snnels-Lade'. back aud 4, e
worried Hofs-black white aud n.te cotton do -
lad'es kid, beaver, fix and lined Goves-cente.
meas black and white fix and beaver C,oves-
G'nehams-C alicoes-Brnifh Cottons-Linens
Muliias-4 and Ga white Cambrick. aek
Canorlcks Long Lawns--black, white aud col
CURED Luitrings whne Crapes-black and white
CypTus-Linen Cambrcks- Linen and Cotton
CsmbFick pocket Handkerchief Shaws-blaek
and fancy FIX Handke rchisfs-BandaHna and Fac
do gentlemen and ladies black aud white elk
Hoie-thread and cotton -Ribbons--D,mo
Ies-whre Jean-corded Mullins adding-
MillInett-Daper-Ve Ribbons = chiIdren',
worried Boots-iineu and cotton Bof.- Cotton
bai's-blue and yellow Nankins Cotton Umbre,-
las-Mourrio log Shaw's-fne Cambrick Muffin
bobbins and Tapes Quality and Shoe Bindings
ie~'ng Si'k-hk Cords-large add fmall iIleIl
Combs-iteei end morocco Puries-ScifTors- hearth
aud floor hrufles SC &c.
Nov. 80 SUI,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-11-29

In consequence Of a mea0 arrangement Of the
.unb. ne haze concluded again to alter the
.au Of publication Of at's paper. During the
ssnter establishment Of the mails, the GAZETTE
,r;u be issued eOery TUESDAY morning, COM
.<uciag nert week.--IF Our advertising
friends are desired 10 note ttis, and hand IN
tlsr favors as early Monday morning as posi-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-11-29
SAMUEL HANSON,

1t AS for sale, at his store, No. 1, Exchange
Il Il Row, opposite Jeremiah Kimbal & Sons,
hhds. w. /. Rum 20 casks Rice
do. Molasscs 10000 lbs Coffee
do. Brandy " tons Hollow Ware
chests Souchong Tea 1900 feet By Glass
Do hhds 81. Ubes Salt sf2 gross Pipes
bbls.ine English blown "a boxes Chockolate
Salt VI Dbl. Lemon Shrub
80 bbls. Flour $500 lbs Factory Warp
1000 lbs. Sugar : Yarn
$50 lbs Loaf Sugar NO reams Paper
4 casks Copperas 800 w.t. Shot
4 casks Alum 84O casks Lime
3 bales Cotton S8 casks sd, t0d God, cut
SO qGintals Fish : Nails
casks Rasns %
ALSO,
A few dozen of knapt and wool HATS.
Likelcise-A general assortment of HARD
WARE, of all sorts-CROCKERY WARE,
English e ". l. Goods, sc. &c.
which will be sold as cheap as cab be purchased in
town for cash or approved credit.
Portland Nor. 90.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-04-26

sneers we're thrown his obstnacy [as Il was then
called in persevering to plant sugar for a CROP
but the talents industry and calculations of Mr. Spai-
ding, have awakened schemes of wealth and indie
pendence for the planters of Georgia and South Caro-
lima He has proved Though by riskng great deall
the possibility OF raising sugar to any exten-he has
shown the quality and nature OF lands suitable tia,
plant, and also proved what fine and elegant sug;,f
works can be erected and finished at small expene.,
compared with the calculations OF the West iudia and
Louisiana planters the United States, and this state
IN Particular owes him debt of gratitude to be high
useful to country, ever entities citizen to this
cain 1t but few years since he began, and ne is
the hrstindiydual who planted sugar in Georgia
systematically, and with undertaking determination
TO De successful in crop or prove the faliacy o his
hopes other planters cautious have waited for
the issue OF the experiment, and now sugar cane is
planted more or less whole sea-coast-rhe late
eaemy, whilst on ST. Simon's IA few miles from Mr.
Spading'sl had longing and predatory eye on this
sugar. the negroes and the establishments and ruin a,-
peared to be the fate Of that gentleman, but for the
fortunate arrival on the Alatamaha of the brave
Backshear and his small army, together with the en-
terprsng spirit OF the commanding officer Of Mntosh
county, which gave security Sapeio, and peace has
confirmed til ever Georgia sugar becomes a valua-
BILE staple to tbs state and country ought Justice
to the hrst cultivator and reward for the wishes
and anxiety OF hrst experiment, be called Spa
ding Sugar, for had he not pursued the culture on
the scale he has done for some years past would we
have haa any georgia sugar at market Certainly not
will be the answer OF every unpreudiced citizen in the
eastern district.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-04-26
HE F.AIRFIALD SPRING
RACES

'of 1915, will commence the first Tuesday in May
D next, and continue four days
The First D0l--A 4ades' Fnrea ..-.I -..:----
mile heats the best three in FIVE, fodr TO make race
-FOUR guineas entrance free for any horse mare or geld
ing, carrying feather each.
TIE Second DGy-The Jockey Club Purse of four
hundred dollars. four mile heats, fifteen dolls entrance
1he Third Day-1he Propretor's Purse Of two
hundred dollars three mile heats, entrance ten dolls
The Fourth Day--A Handy Cap Purse, for which
the entrance Of the second and third day will put up
WIN the collection OF the gate money; entrance ff-
teen dollars, to be added to the purse. Horses to be
handy-eapt the evening preceding the Propretor's
for nr S sane va Day there Sweep Stake opened
ii,v dollars entrance two mile heats-Tbis State Vii
c" n the evening of the first day'srace. WIN
~, shts, &c. to be governed 5y the Rula, of
Old Fairfield Jockey Club ->'e' Vi Tie
and Stables gratis - "SU'--A'f'GI'
apply TO the proprietor. VIZ 0'N'"e' VIII
THOMAS WATSON,
~ f,o,., 1reas1trer and Protp1eto,.
" Henfemep attending from a d,tsnee con be
accommodated with entertainment at the residence r
the proprietor, Fairfield ~ S"eiiSe OIL
March 2g--td-
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-04-26
VIRGINIA {:

A T Rules holden in the Clerks Office of the supe
"a rior Court OF Chancery, for the Richmond Dis
tr1ct, the SOth day of January, 1915.
James Ross surviving executor of Robert Sprat decd
the sad James Ross, surviving partner of Oyerton
Cosby and company, and the said James Ross su,v;
wing partner OF Jaines Rosa and company,
Plaintiff.
Thomas Blame, William Maitland; and Samuel Brand
rum, Thomas Msltby and George GIenny, assipnees
OF the said Thomas Bsne, John Hamilton and Ro-
bert Patton, jr. Deea,Jan,s
The Defendants Thomas Blame and Samuel Brand
rum, Tn Msltby & Geo. GIenny assignees of the sad
n. Blame kt. Patton, jr. not having entered their
appearance and given security according to ths Act oF
Assembly and the Rules ofths Court, and il arnesrno
by satisfactory evidence, that they are not inhabitants
OF this country IL is ordered, That the said Defen
dants do appear here on the first day of the next term
and answer the bill the Plaintiff and that copy of
this order be forthwith inserted in some newspaner
published in the City Of Richmond for two months suc
the said City.
A Copy.
Teste
WM. w. fTRNTNG, c. c.
NlarCn -.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-04-26

pY Virtue Of Deed of Trust executed the 9th
~ May, 1918, and OF record In the Henrieo County
Court will be sold to the highest bidder ON the Duh
May next upon the premises, all the right, tide r.,
terest and Estate, Of Henry Banks, Esq. or in and
to Tract of Land, lying in the county of Henrieo
purchased by him Of The late Col John Harvie. con,
tanning about 800 acres Srd through which the James
River canal passes, much Of the said land ss win
discharge the sums by the ssid deed secured IN be ,d
70 Neil MCoul together with the expenses sften;no
the Sale. The title will be made by one or more If
the trustees in said deed mentioned
WIN. LONG. Trustee.
SPeO ~ IDS
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-04-26
THos. READ, c. c
March iS. wswp
VIRGINIA.:

"A Rules holden in the Clerks Office of the sune.
IN nor Court of Chsncery for the Richmond lis.
trlct, the 30th day of jan 1915. LIZ
Richard Anderson and Beverly Blair. mer,bon,. o,l
partners, trading under the firm of Andersen and
Blair, " 1-"'e1 ~ ,Ii % anu
against, D"
Walter Muschett of the State of MARYLAND. & Vim
W. Dickenson, OF the City of Richmond.
The D.e.nd.-. x,,.,. Detfs.
tered his appearance and given security accori;n do
act OF Assembly and the Rules of this Court and + an
eaIlng by satisfactory evidence, that he is not an H.
defendant do appear here the first day of the next
term and answer the bill of the Plaintiff and Tho,
copy OF this order be forthwith Inserted in some
paper published in the city of Richmond, for two
nonIhs successfully and posted at the front door of
the Capitol in the said city. "' ""Or o'
4 Copy
Ieste
April s.---vsv ""' ~ hE|VIIVG, C. C.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-04-26
VALUABLE LOTS FOR SOLE.

Y Virtue Of authority given to the Subscribers, by
~ an orrinanee OF the Common Hall, passed on the
goth February last they will proceed to sell at Public
Auction to the highest bidder, Thursday the eth
April next at twelve o'clock upon the premises, ON
credit oftour, eight and twelve months, ,isnber of
LOTS,
Belonging to the Corporation Of this City, situated be-
tween 18th and 22nd Streets The Lots will contain
torty-tour feet fronting ID Street, and extending
100 feet TO water Street, which is Sc feet wide
Negotiable notes with approved endorsers win be
required, and the title withheld until the whole pur-
chase money shall be paid
The sale will be conducted and the property sbewn
by MIR. Thomas Taylor.
w. FOUSHEE,
JOHN ADAMS,
c. TOMPKlNS,
G. COPELAND,
w. MARSHALL.
~, - Committee.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-04-26
STONE WARE.
THE SUBSCRJBER

HAS on hand at his Mandatory, large quantity
n OF SToNE WARE, Of superior quality and weil
assorted, Is carrying on the business very extensvv
ana VIII deiiverthe ware any part of the city, free I
inc eSpence OF cartage, and at the New-York price
the freight from thence 10 this place would average =
per cent at least Under these circumstances he ;s
induced to hope that ew ifany will send their orio
abroad, when they be supplied at their doors wit,
better ware and on far better terms The following
were the prices in NewYork previous to the late war
ana ne sdetermined that no Manulactor in the u.
b shall anders sell him at any time
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-04-26
400 DOLLARS REWARE.

tOO OOLkAKS RE w ARD.
R.4N.6W.4Y
ENRON the Falls Plantation, in Chesterfield cnuntr
4 adjoining Manchester, TWO NEGRO MEN
viz .''
.aBRyaR.4.N7,
About feet 10 inches high, remarkably strcnv and
well made, very black, and said to be 90 years Of ace
lie was raised by Mrs. Steptoe MiddIesex county,
Urbanna, about which, or in Jancastcr conn,
expect ne is now lurking, he having been seen there
in the Month of December last
.MILTO.N:
About feet inches high, rather slender made. or
dark complexion, 10 or 90 years of age answers quick
%hen spoken to- and finterrosa;ed iautey is ant ID
'"','e, he raoyes brick and lively and was raised nv
WE, James warden, oil Norfolk county From inor
tlS;1 Jlst received, have every reason to believe
ne rs urkns IN the nsighberfood of KiImar,ock va
age IN Lancaster county. Fifty dollars reuart ~,
, pJn l9r aprehendng and securing in jail, either of
FGHS JL,f7lfIfi01 .9ft5J o. 'O.'-
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-04-26
From the Savannah Republican.
CULTURE OFTHE SUGAR CINE.

Mr.. M'NislIs advertisement Tor sale in
your paper of"95 hosshesds of Sugar made on Sape
~, by Thomas Spshing, esq of equal f not superior
quality to any imported" must attract the notice ofhs
zrd the adjoining STATE, where il is hoped the culture
VIII b. pursued 20 great advantage. This growth IS
highly Interesting TO the United States rs produce
which atds n nor comforts, independent of foreign aid
II may well be remembered by the friends and &C.
qlsi1isncesof that gentleman, how many doubts and
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-04-26
so DOLLARS RFWAEn


z INSERTED from Greeniea2s Point W,s,,;.,..
ny Cty, bet cen the 23d of March. and The a. ~
april 1915, the following SOLDIERS of the se,p,
neg hnent, u ;. Info wit: "A
WLLLI,9yH H4URLAcy.
asen ~ years. feet inches high dark comm. v;or
"'rh ha'r, dark eyes, and by profession farmerII
was Dorn IN the State Of North Carolina
-. NELSON DOSTER.
sSed % years. feet inches high, light comr,erio,
grey eyes dark hair and by profession a labp"rsrs
Born IN London, GFnglacdl
JOHsWWILLL9JJfS
aseu II years, feet inches high LIGHT connla,;,,.
niue eyes, dark hair, and by prof ssion farmerRor,
10 Matthews County, Virginia -yyilIiarns has tro.
er tn richmond, and was seen there about the oh os
JOIN .NcCGTE,
sged 20 years, feet, inches high light conpIe,or
1ue eyes, dark hair. and by profession st,ep
bornin Dublin, lIreand1 ''"-~
JHORNTOyV G.4RRISOE
OF whosn have no description farther than that h. ,o
e en- ON IN Petersburg vrginia by 1t. Cbsuncey
ne above reward will he given for apn-ebend,.
nu deiVer1ng the above soldiers or ten dollars fo 90
fer o. them at this Or any other post or garrison in the
N. BADEN, linn.
Ami, 90 Comdg. at CreenIeafS Point
Or,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-04-26
40 DOLLARS REWARO

hNhW Af from the subscriber living in Ivneh-
a burg, Negro Man named ShN M sbnnt OK - os
years old, about feet 10 or inches ieb s,o ".d 20
ahd rather OF stern countenance slow Of speech wb
spoken to has remarkable scar under one of HE
prooApy me eit and another one of his hands Jbe
nnnger. From what can learn, he will appear Vii
.r pass and ms aim will be Norfolk expect TIE
above re"ar will be given to any person who viii, de-
we sad negro to me, or to Mr. John Trower in
agans TtI2,S Vr III, , get nm
April o. --4t WILLIAMS.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-04-26
VIRGINIA INN,
FORMERL Y THE mimi n nm.
April 10

IL
VANflE Subscriber having taken the above well H.
a ana convenient Tavern as well for gentlemen NJ
tne country as for those Of the town. hereby soes t
patronage OF the public generally assuring all who mae
make trial OF his services in the line of his proee,s;o
that hsutmost exetious shall not be spared 10 render
tnein comfortable and well pleased with their accom-
notation To say that Il shall excel any ofbcr bomso
OF entertainment in Petersburg cannot be exnecteJ
out ne can confidently say that bis means are annie
anu MS disposition as good TO effect this proiss q,
most other pnbiIesns His stable will be wei snrI;d
with pToyender for horses and attentive Os,rrs ~;
eDle with as good fare as Petersburg affords, his lo5y.
s ROOMS with good beds, which shall be kent neat ami
ms par with an oblgng yang man, vino will f,rn;,b
snem with genuine Liquon, agreeable 70 their ,y;,e
ne superntendance ans management of ali which
WI De scrupuously stteided 10 By the sulsc,ier b3
asks 10 more encourageh,enf Than he - - "''O
titled to, from hs asduhy to give osuso} en-
m JOHN WORsHAN'
Nd Dosrtiers, OF respectable kird onv yv;,i 10
accommodated by the year. month or v,, - si' Os
custoued terms VN' VI ne ac-
Petersburg. April s.---w12wp Nv
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-04-26
Cure for the H1ootine:

Take wine glassfuli Of rum and two penny worth
OF spirits OF turpentne, shake them well togeth-
er' and rub the child by the fire, gently down the
neck and chin, night and morning. In few DAYS the
cough will be cured. London BAD.