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The Restorative Po1oder for the
teeth aud Gums.

This excellent preparation comforts
and strengthens the gums, preserves the
enamel from decay, and cieanses ana
whitens the teeth, by absorbing all the
acrimonious slime and foulness, when
suffered to accumulate, never tails to IN
lure and Gnall y ruin them.
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Hahn's genuine Eye Water.

A sovereign remedy for all diseases o.
the ewes, whether the effect OF natural
weakness or Of accident.
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Hamilton's Worm destroy 'ns Lo

This medicine, winch is as innocent {.
mid, as is certain and eiiicatous in It's
eperation, cannot injure tie youngest IN
Eant, should no worms exist In the body.
bat viii, without naiu or griEing, cleans
the stomach or bowels Of whatever is ioui
or offensive, and thereby prevent the pre-
dection of worms, and many other fata
disorders.
Hahn's .aI ii. Bilious Pills.
The operation Of these pills perfectly
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Damass hip scire.

Hans true 6 genuine German Corn
PtdiSier.
Aninfallible remedy for corrs, speedily
removing them root and branch, without
giving pain.
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Wanted Immediately to at
tend in the above Store likely, active
aud aa;abe Lad. about IS CT Il years OF
aye, of respectable connexions and who
i've in town.
Ma 90.
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New Teas, &c.

The Subscribers having altered their firm
OF Joseph eialdevt!te, continue tfeIr
business at tie corner Of King {, Pair
iaA-streets,
Ware they eber for Sale,
10 quarter cnests GunPOyydeF
g < y ditto AID
% boxes Imperial
90 60 quart quarter chests, Young Tyson
IL quarter chests Tyson,
lv ditto Hyson-Skin
Teas Of good qualsiies,
principally OF tie late impoi tanons al
New-York ald B~ston.
10000 lbs. green and white Coffee.
10 bags old Java Coffee for fam use
Brown Sugars Of various qualities.
10000 lbs. refined Sugars.
40 boxes No. | and 2 Chocolate.
90 bags FiIberts.
10 tierce5 Rice.
SIS bales first quail. Charles ton Go!
8 pipes, , Genuine old Port
2 Is do. : Wine.
Sig pipes old London particular
Madeira.
10 dozen Champagne.
IL hoesheads retaiilu9 Moias'e''
q boAes Lemons.
so barrels Whiskey.
With general assortment Of t"e "'s'
Wines, Liquors AID Groceries, Tor casn'
Or upon the usual credits to gunc'''"i Gus
toners.
Vaudeville & LaEnclir.
n nay B. II They expect parcel Of choice
CLARET, in cases, Lii Ic" aa,''
For Freight or Char'ef'
r-. Ihe fne nee SIP
-. Thorn,
s 60 Captain lioLnrs
COS tons or s7oo barrels. will taEs s Sa
90 to Cadiz. Lisbon or Liverpoo0l'-'~
erms apply to the subscribers i, 70
= dams. Herbert, 8 20
June !. .-.---.------
For Freight, -,
1As ne,o subsfaHI'''
x ,kN.S schooner
IS. UNION,
s t hrl'I bu pd about ~
49,. .ss:ss.3 barrels. an eXceIIen:s i
sci and will be ready for tie iS I, ,.rns ay
cargo in a few days fO' '''
ply to 70 p,,rnpy.
'aChoo ~
June 6.
IIaister Of Paris, hho-"
For s.lLE
,on t,ns plaster Of Paris
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States for roofing Houses.

States for roofing Houses.
THE subscriber respectfully informs
the citizens of Alexandria, Geo. Tovu
and Washington, that he is authorised to
contract for the delivering any quantity
of Baltimore Roofing Slate, sold by Mr..
". Carmun. Tie following are the pri-
ces -
For 10 and II in length, 8 dollars per
square, roof measure.
For 12 and Is ditto, 9 dollars.
For IA, Is and 16 ditto, 10 doll"rs.
For II, is and 10 ditto, II dollars.
For 90, q and 90 ditto, 10 dollars.
For %, "a and 90 ditto, Is dollars.
For 90 and 80 ditto, "a dollars.
The terms will be more fully stated
to any gentleman calling on the subscrib
er in hing-street.
JOHN PARADISE.
May 81. aawtf
The person who left an I'm
brella at the Custom-House, may have !,
returned to him ION paying the cost o.
tins advertisement) by applying at this
Office.
June 7,
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Selected from a numerous Ltt
TO III. LEE.

Being DESTROYS to make puOhc TOT u'e
,rnad Of others the excellent quality OF
HAariLToN's ELIXIR, prepared by
+hslate Mr.. Lee, Ihave sent You the ioi-
loving account of the benefit have re-
ee;yed from it: which | hope will induce
Others to giveit trial. In consequence
of bruile on the breast received from a
fall, my health grew bad, my breatalns
became difficult, and frequently nave
had suddenly to rise up in my bed with
all the horrors of immediate suifocatlon.
Add to these, a constant pain In my
breast and cough, great loss OF
strength and flesh, aud you may conceive
that nv mpto.ns evidently indicated an
approaching consumption. lie advice
Ola most eminent physician was resorted
to, and afterwards second was called
in. but without giving ne any rehed
Another physician, who knew me anu
the circumstances OF my case, adr'Sea
4se ID etce Hta.;ttoa's Etirir Il trlat-
saving. he aaa aSe,i :. 1t IN his practice,
ard allcays fol,nd It to do nact good. A
bottle was procured, aud L fo'sad res'e1
5sf5re lead taicea half att. lcontlnued
to use it., and was soon strong enough te
attend to business. On taking cold, some
OF my former symptoms retarn but are al
ways removed by dose or two OF the r
Ex..
GEO. BENNER, jr.
No. II, Budd street, Philadelphia
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aids or ca.glls.
yAMILTON'S ELIXIR.

orereign remedy for Colds, Obstinate
Conghs, .astanas, sore tEroats, and
appronchiag Consamptioas, and most
| disorders Of the breast end lungs.
A SINGLE trial viii prove, that it
"a restores the determination of the
fluids to the surface of the body; and
brings on the common healthful persplra-
ton; that it dislodses and evacaates the
tough viscid phlegm or mucus, Strength
ems the weakened yesseis of the lungs
sheathes the acrimonious humor "Ni.n
'rrritates them and finally discharges It.
Thus strikes at the root of the disoranE,
the symptoms are Of course eHect'aliy
aud permanently conquered, the reee a. :.
of common medicines which weaken the 4
Constitution, and give strength to the
disorder. for the sake of moderating for
she present some of its painful effects.
CASE CT CURE.
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Also a number Of Wood

- 49,. ~ . j - K 4 - 4 u
Also a number Of Wood
LOTS, conveniently laid off upon the
Snort- Hill ). and small Tract OF about
800 ACRES on the River Potomac, hea-
Willy timbered.
also that well known Mill
Scat on Difficult Run, IN the County
Fairfax, originally oaned by my father.
and afterwards by Messrs Gooding,
Arrei and others; being thought by the
oest Judges to be scarcely inferior to a.
~ other mill seat in all this Country
together with upwards Of loo Acres OF
Land. chiefly in Wood thereto attached.
rhis situation is highly taGorables o.
Manufacturing establishments.
Also several valuable Tracts
in the County of Hampshire, on and
rear the Rive. Potomac, forming com
.,act body of about 98oo acres, farmland
and wood land, with quantity OF lion
Ore and a good fall OF water tbereon'
I'd several large Tracts OF wood land Ii
the vicinity amounting to more than
5000 Acres, in additlan to the last de-
scribed-the soil generally rich anu hea-
lily tinlbele ed oo
Also a Tract Of 5000 Acres
in Wood Coua,y, Virginia, heav''. ''m
cred am well watere1, near the River
Osio, and wi hin eight miles Of Bal
lie 7 have seve:o 81 most valu;s G
Tracts Of LAND in the Western
Country and several thousand Acres III
ne Stale Of Pennsylvania, Which | would
sell but do net now offer-not having
VT obtained the final COW eyances Of the
| same, under existing cont'act.
offer to the attention Of Moaied
Men Of discernmeHt,
/ W u A I A u
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A RE now opening at the Store lately
~ occupied as Domestic Ware
house. one door east of the Mechanics
Bank, King Sta general assortment OF
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-05-31
DOMESTIC.

NEw-YoRK, May IS.
Yesterday forenoon, arrived at this port,
(and saluted. which was returned from the
Castte, tha@French frigate J. 'E1ermoine, capt.
DE Bnissy, in IL days from Guadalupe, noun
ting ~ guns, and $50 men, under the Bourbon
flag. Came here in consequence of the unset
tied state of affairs in France. Had no later
news from France than has been received
here. May IA, spoke the schr. Hercules,
Gardner, Is days from Baltimore, for Port au
Prince.
There was another frigate at Guadalupe,
and it was supposed she would also come 10
this port.
1t is Singular fact, thtt many French gen
temen III this country are of opinion that o..
Britain has been instrumental in the return Of
Bonaparte to France-and Yesterday, one of
the officers Of the frigate L'Herrnione gave It
as his decided opinion, that the British CRUZ
gers were ordered by their government to
permit his escape from Ebd--and it is more
singular still, that since the arrival of Bona
parte IN Paris, he, too, has taken much pains
to make the people of France believe the
game thing.
The u. ). frigate Constitution, sailed yes
terday morning from the watering place for
Boston, 10 reit and join the second squad
rOn.>
Tie u. S. slcop of war Erie, Rldgeley, also
sailed yesterday for Boston,
The great sale Of Corporation Lots, fiontirg
the Bowling Green SS Battery took place yes
terday, and we're struck off by Mr. Franklin
at the following prices;
fronting he Bo0hng- Green.
MOL. Corner Of Whitehall street, bought by
John Hone, for olO'I5o
2. James T. Leonard S'oOO
3. VIM. ID. Cheever, 9L3O
.. Ribert Anderson, IIOOO
5. Dominick Lynch, Jr. 10000
g. A. Wesfca, LOU
T. COR. s,..,tc ST. Noab Brown, l6'6Oo
Fronting Stafe-SFeet'
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"fV1rrnH, nay %.
by last evenings Western Mail the Editor
Of the Republican, received the following in-
tellgcnce. from his attentive correspondent IN
Mile dgcville-"We have this day (l8th
May information that the Lower & part OF
the Upper Greeks have arrived * assembled
TO oppose the Commissioners appointed to run
the iine OF demarkatlon, as agreed upon in
Jackson's treaty. Col. Hawkins, appraised of
their intentions. has ordered ont sufficient
force from the 9TH Nil. District to protect the
commissioners in the discharge of their duty.
L he restless savages appear bent OH their de-
struction.'
The hon. JOHN SEWER, of Tennessee,
Nei. WN. BARNETT, of Georgia, and Col.
khRsHAw, Of S. Carolina, are commissioners
appointed by tl.e President 10 run out & mark
the boundaries between the U. S. ard the
Greek nation.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-05-31

fortification at the entrance of cur hsrbc~. &
were saluted Will, the customary hnncrs on
their arrival and departure. Gen. Brown, it
is said, proceeds on Monday TO his head
quarters at Brownviile. SacSctts Harbor.
Yesterday morning, the French Imperial
1fi-cctcrcd Flag, was hoisted on board the
frigrts L'H-rnione. Capt. Busy, lately ar
rived here from Guada oupe on WI Oh oc-
caslon, national salutes were fred iron the
t,1Sate in the morning, at nom. and at,sin-set
he frisate was most tastelullV decorated
with the flags of the different rations, and
exhibited very brilliant appearance. The
following is the order in which the flags of
the different nations were arranged:
The Imperial tri-coioured pendant. hos-
ted upon the main top gallant royal mast head
The American standard Jack upon the fore
top gallant royal mast head. The Spanish
STANDARD upon the mizen top gallant rcyal
mast head. The American ensign upon the
starboari main yard arm. 'rhs Spanish stan
dard upon the lartoard main yard arm. The
Portuguese standard upon the starboard fore
yard arm. The British standard upon the
larooard fore yard arm. The Dutch flag was
hoisted upon the larboard side on the end
OF the crochic yard. The Russian flag was
suspended between the main and main-t p
sail yards. The Danish filg on the man-top-
sail yard. The Swedish flag on the main
royal yard.--Sc. &c.
Extract Of a letter from Halif1r, May 10.
The eSth and 29th regiments have en-
barked on board transports. and will sail this
day tor England. under convoy OF the Spencer
"a, Capt. Ragget, and Bruno, SO, Zen flute J
Capt. Btdcork.-They are to be employed
on the Continent"
- Serer0l She'ff's advertisements. shall Ger,
fa'ay appear in mr. ner
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The Subscriber intends 10 Publish 6v SUB
rcrihtio1,
A TREATISE UPON
I'VE a UT B.1P TT!S,M

T., th'r fore, s]cits the patronage, only Of the
Il J members OF the Prot stai; Episcopal Church
bnt the patronage also of all Christians who esteem
me ntrohncton Of their dear nf,nts into the Church
ol the Redee'ner. an incsimaIe privilege.
The f9Aosing PROSPECTUS oTthe Wo,k IS Lpid before
the bHJic.
Book General rem arls concerning the state of
kcigl"H, beth among ia se, who prior tke call Of
Abraham, still retained the knowledge 1f the true
To and also its sat ainn g he hestheus.
I'OOk II. The Abra.,ar,i, Cnycnnnt
BOOK III. The cn; cidence OF the Old Testament
DspcnsaGon with the Gnsyel
BOOK ". The obs rya;ons oFthe Lori Jesus
Christ resnecnS the C. Mrch-menoership II inf mt
BOOK The Conmission whicthc Savionr gave
10 lis apostles tn preset and ba,,t 81. the Nations
BOOK W. The confirmation OF the right If Infants
to Shuct-memhcrship, by ST. Peter ard St Paul
BOOK vi. The proof Of tn, carly and pr yalent
custom OF t;mt Baptism ON the writings of the pri
miti,e Fathers Of the Church ofthc Lord Jesus
Christ. HUGH G. ROCCS
SpOttsyivsnia Va. Nav 81 1875
have examine considerable part of the esTrca
rserpon ! fart Baptism, written nv the Rev'd Hush
- BoSgs, and am OF opinion, that the subject has
been tr a'ed with such ability, as 10 render the wo.
deserving CT the patronage OF the friends cf the church
RICHARD CHANNISG MooRg,
Bishop Il the Prot Epis Church. Virg.
Richmond, May 25. 1915
CO.NDFTYO.N:S
l. .'s work viii be put 10 press as soon as 500
snse' Ibers are obains d - Tue price TO hsciHers
I'm hoartis) will be So, tn non-suhscribrrs 81 50 cts
.. II WIN contain abnnt 500 octave psge Sd Il will
DE Prihtei'n new small plea tTI,c and gUoi PAPER
Those in tie ctycf Richmond who shall E,voxr the
publication o. the work, i'll pIesse to nav tir sub
se1puons into the hands Of Tic Rev'd John Bucban.
man, ID - and those in the country are rcciucped To
forward their subscriptions % the Author in Frsd
ricksbrs La all cas"s half OF he subscription money
wi! be required in a'anre, and the other half on the
livery Of tie work. Man 81 -w6,5
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The Deafqud Dumb.

A number of gentlemen of Hartford, Conn.
have raised fund by subscription to estab-
lish in that state an Asylum for the Deaf and
Dumb-where they are TO be educated &c.
as in Europe. The Society has apponte
Mr.. Thomas w. Gallandet. to go to Europe
to acquire the necessary science and skill to
become the instructor. 1t is computed there
are towards 100 deaf and dumb persons in
Connecticut
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FUL Z,ONTEZE FIRST.

Yesterday, in the presence OF the com
mlssioners, and .mber of other scien-
tihc gentlemen, the Machinery of the Steam
Vessel of War, FULTON The FIRST,
was put in motion by the force of steam,
Tor the first time. We are much gratifed TO
state that its operation exceeded the most
sanguine expectation. Col.
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n oRFoLK, Nav 96.

,OAr OLk, Way 20.
The perseverance and enterprise oF o,,r
Northern Brethren are equallcd only by their
ingenuity in devisiDg untried schemes Of ac-
quiring wealth. The schrs. Lucipa and nj
ram, of Dartmouth, and sIoop Fairplav. Of
Philadelphia, have been for some days past
dragging about the anchorage ground The
British squadron in LynnhaVen Bay, for ali
chors, &c. and yesterday came in with nine
OF those articles, and four complete cables
one Of which is app rently new. The finders
mad no difficulty 10 dlsposing Of their acoti-
sitlous for very handsome sun.-HeraLd.
=. .itrred, Russian ship Hcrr,auu, sorrensnn. from
fal!nont, Eng aud IS days from the Downs ballast
=. 81 p Cb~jgifon.
IN Hampton RoGas slip British Tar, William on.
% nays from Curk. bourd 10 City Point caro-
SSal'' Crates aud Dry-Goods Jei'ch, GrahaB 6 IT,
E''hsh' s'cr. Ship PIllce OF Orange, Silk, from
'pgn ,; ard ~ days from COk-4iry goods-bound
s C"y Pom; Brig Cosv,c9, ---- II day. IRON Cork.
upd 70 City l'oint---sslt. "'
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TEN DOLLARS REWARD.
R.iN..4W9Y

IiNIeN-I-TT.II
EINROM the subscribe the god last residing u,
q Gooch'and county, eight miles soove the cont
house, negro man nsiued DOCTOR, purchased last
arch IN the c'ty OF I'ichr oad. whore suppo he is
aiming, or int'e neghbcrhoci of Four Mile Crcek.
VIII re ne has wifc-ho is about SO or s. wears Of
age abolt feet 20 inches high eountrv-horn. sme,
and sensible, but when closely examined suffers =
itie-hc mas once had his right broken, in con-
qucnce Of which, th arm is smaller s. shoriertban
the lett or, and stands little crooked-had ON
when lie went off hottle-grecn broad-elotb coat
narkeen pair ofpautalro s, t,c.
Any pefsOn who VII deliver him tn me, or lodge
HIM in any jill, 5; give me notice thereof so that &c,
him again, shall receive the above rewa,d
JACOB L. FOWLER.
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The Columbian says. THAT, this morning
the French frigate L'Hermione WILL, hoist
the three coloured fiag-If lSonaparte should
be put down, up goes the white flag a
gain.
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NOTICE 10 MIELEES.

IHE suits depending agsi ,s su,,lrv deicrdqnts IN
the United States Circuit Couri Cor the III ri,t II
Virginia. IN which ORR Erans is plaintiff, are con
unued 70 The ia term, liz ord that those def al. .
may Inform themselves d thi iec'sion of tie 81
pyemc Court, ia favor 0f lie plaintiff IN Or.c Gt ihe
scs carried M from The Virginia court ana which sc,
ucs The prn'e'pl' of contro'e 81 in all of diem.
hc lot,admtS, who d,sncscd g. acrcn.nofat,
their suits. aud others who use Mr. E1ans's r,ae'Gn
~ thout ic nSe, the eiole requested 10 t,l,.
tic amount Of his cilns END cnsta II suit ehcr ,,,,,
h'Ve been inst tlt'd), Nth MILAN c. gty.amS esq
one OF has attorneys in Richmond, ~ Joj5, Jo7.e -.G
another 81 his attorneys, =, sci mt at Buckand IN
imcc William county, and also agent ior s;d r rs
Tor Tie ~at ~ OF Rappalianock and p nisc, ~. The
Nuhs'rbc, before The st Gay ofn-xt August as in
mediate ;dter That pero', subp,s,.ss for witness.
via issue in all unsettled IN court and suits h,
or"n'5' ~ al otncr cases, whc ''e patc right has
bee n violated. JOHN MOODY.
.2geV Jcr C.rer E0a7ls
.To'7i Iote, ar. ar LG7s
Richmond, Nav 81 -u,3wn
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FIVE DOLLARS REWA8D,


ItfJN mn NJ
EFROM the Subscriber on the 10Th inst n negro
a man nnned TITUS (; he is about 80 wears of
age about tye feet SIX inchesliSh, nj yellow com
plexion hc wore away suit OF brown cloth elotlcs.
he was raised in James City, but has been in Rich.
mond for several years past.
Any person tGat VIII deliver The said negro to me
ward.
J.H FASBENDOR.
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THE SUBSCRIBER
Hereby tnfornis tie PUbGc, hehrs obened
a LIVERY STABLE.


Z IMMEDIATELY bsck ef Mr. A. D,vis's tcnc-
mems, and IS now prepared to receive Horses
either by thedy, week, month or year upon rs mod
crate terms as can be obained arr where in Rich
mould
he contiguty ofthis stable To several boarding hou
scs ~ tbs place, periicu,ry Mr.. E.IWards'sl may
renIerit an object worthy tie mice o!cuuqtrv gentle
neo who IN risii"g town, prefer private aecomno-
dslions to public inns.
tie has procured careful and attentive OsrLrR. *
ntcds using bis b st cndeav"rs make this cstsbs
~ ut acceptable 20 th pubic hs sable shall al,ygvs
ne pow ed with the b. t FORAGE he merket aI. r
win'h together wic tie unrsc, tia care aud rs iui-
" hc iniendstn bestow al ores committed to lis
chars iodneess hspc that he will merit public pat
rnn1gc
= Tie alsofi7i.hesa BOARDING-RooM.[ eck
ut Nessrs R.vs x Wall's.whcrc three or fourn,t
Ec"eei boa''ders can b., accommodated at S,l2 pcr
month.
JAMES VAUGHAN
~ y. Constantly for hire, q good sruu- CARR.
At.E g HORSES, with au cspe,irucci DRYER -.
ALSO, or go SNDDiE HORSES bic GLc.
WIS., ~shcs 70 purchase,
Ten W Fifiecn Tfttiy Young
NEGROES
May 3i.---G
"A NeIser
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NOTICE.

4 no HEREBY FORWARN oil person, from
trading promissory note or bill obligatory
eeuted b. John +. Leigh, to- William Anderson for
the sun o. SiOo, and endorsed on the back for fbe
ocm nj m T. l.. townes-thc date not known. bit
Pavh'e on the 18th day or December, 1917. rs the
subscriber cc'enaiiv lost the in or about Rich
inond, some time about the first Of MavIqst.
r. L. TOWNES.
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TEN DOLLARS REWARD

IN UUI.LANS Re y I EE.
AANAWAN on the 18Th inst. STE PHE,N, Of
Z : moderately small ststure, dark eonpiexinu
ioo' pleasing when spoken 10, std has a scar over
is 1T eve with knot produced from, the s.tr,-. c,,:se
that occasinncd the Heisa shrc'vd .rtfu fel-
low, and W no doubt make dire Tor Madison conn
ty, ~ 'sspp T. rtory, his lie was sod last + u 10
geni man sho T. sales there. raw. reason - We
iieTe he has procuredfiec papers, and ~ onieAyo
to pass tor iree man, and obably change MS rac
n reward OF Ten Dollars viii b. given 20 any i,,r. N
.Tho viii appyehend sail feow, and $, care him in
.a So instl ggt him. Ma article Of 9athing n,,yn
ALEX. 4. CAMPBELL
C:nnchland ~ 9. =
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a SITU4TTO.N U..q-NTFD-

loi NJ; Nh qualified to tesch the Greek.
"A Latin, and kngtsS Languages wishes employ.
'oen'.--fcr surther information, Apply to tie Prn.
Nav 81 ----Xy3r
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NOIiCE.

mn PERSONS hi,itg claims against Tie Fs-
tat" ~ Henry Sto'cs decd. late of Lnnechtg Ccuc-
", win please exhii them on or before next lleccro.
ber i.unenburg Court, as this notice will be pe:,i ia
b'r Of the recovery OF any cim that may BE- b, ought
f0rv All after that rav
irs' Indebted 10 the estate Aforesaid a.e ~ea, ST.
ed to make payne' Nitho-td lay rs We wish to 10
our cNecutorship as early rs p',viic,1i
WILLIAM Stokes, 2r.
BAR3EE BELTS hNrcutosS
l.unenburg, Nav 81 -------r2 mp
~ D"~roE WILLIAM F0TSiFT. Tr- Us =,
Shop, a9g ohp5Si,e re Post Nee 7gj.r h. or,r
'iccs .jfed'ciaie usucd.
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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-05-31
NV YonK. Nay 2z

Majors Cen Brown, Finley, and M'Comb,
with their respective suites arrived in this
city a few DAYS ago and yesterday morning,
in company with Gov To"'''tins, visited the