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NOTICE.

4 IL rerlons who have any demands againh me,
either ON my own account or fecurity for
others are deired to bring them forward withi1 three
months from this date and al i'm claims aall be DIFF.
charged. The creditors OF Bernard M Arally, deed
are particularly requeed attend to his notice, hav-
ing funds in my hands belonging to fad MAnally's
eate. Should this notice be iaregarded, fra con-
hier ryief abfolved from all claims brought for
ward after the expiration Of ,te above mentioned pc
rod. BRITT RANDOLPH
Fighting Creek, Powhatau, Od. s. TSw
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pies OF policy, which republican hclfe of re-
pfsienta'ives would have refufed to function |;
thus binding up the hands of the legiOaiiye boz
dy ut thar time and for long period after, by
this deitruttye exsrcfe of the treaty-makinr
power.
Would we, therefore. remain in peace with
Great Britain, and f.;tafuiy obferye the ilrviv-
ing articles OF the treaty, W. have no other adj
vantageous hiitrument of defence againt the
multiplied injuries which lhe may think proper
10 heap upon Us than commercial rej?yit7ioaf.
The federal prints vehementlv COMPLAIN tina,
mir. Jeiferfun has fuffercd the commercial ar,i
cies or the Briti'h freely to expire without hav-
ing made Jingle attempt TO renew them T.
when It rs well known, according to the London
and American prints Of the aft year, that our
mlniiter at London had been fruitlefs!y employ
eel IN negotiating for ft,ch treaty n nigh, Ne
coniiiteut with tis homer oe cur country nd The
rights OF neutral nations. They complain that
our commerce, inftcad of being firmly fecured
by treaty, is now dependant upon the cou-.e-
ty of that country: wen il is well known, that
the very commercial! restriction, which has cal.
led forth this aninnadver6on (the late reftrietion
upon our carrying tra,,e) was impofed in 800,
by Great-Britain, at the very time when their
celebrated treaty with that country was in CON.
plete operation. In fact, if there be any i,f
caute OF complaint in tbs prcfeut inaance, it
mutt obviouily lay againit the federal admini(.
tration, which neglected to introduce into that
treaty fomc liquidation for defining and occurring
our righttu! trade with nations at war with G..
Britain.
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FALL GOODS.

'ttE sub.eris'T'are receiving by the hips Intre-
7'd' pro5et'reis AID George, from Liverpool,
and ae afok from, London, their fpplv of MERIDIAN.
die io' the fall, WHICH Especially in the Hardware
ne) rs very eSren;ive and general, and viii be fold
by the prece or package. 'fhey have ALTO on hand
few Quarter Caik, London Particular Madeira
Wine, Cognilc Brandy, Rains. Pepper Alum,
&c All of which they Offer Tor iale OH the mott mo-
derate terms
JOHN St RoBT GAMBLE, Jun'r.
October H. (oaw4w1
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9tsce'ianp,
From the Rights Of lMa1.
Mr.. WILSON,

Mn. WILSON,
SIs--At the requea of General Euitace,
vidted him fome days previous to his DEATH
During the courfe of conversation, he expreffed
his faith in the Chriftian Religion, his hope in
tie BEEF Reieemer, and minated his inten-
ton, if God ihoud be pleaied to fpare him, of
partaking of the Sacrament of the Lords Sup
per. After fome time, taking me by the hand,
he read to me, in very fo!emn and affecting
manner, paper containing declaration of
his faith and hope. This paper he delivered
10 me, deFring me to retain it. 1t was after
wards i!ieru TO a near relative of the Generals.
who hath fuce exprefed dciire that it might
b. pub!iihed in the Newburga newspapers
With this detire readily comply, and herewith,
!end you copy Of it for publication, becauEe
co1tider i as the Generals dying telimony to
the truth Of Chriitian Religion, and an evidence
that this religion only can comfort and fupport
the foi:!, in the view Of diaolution.
an, Sir, Yours,
JAMES ScRIMGEouR.
Copy OF The paper read by General Euitace, a
few days before his death, entitled,
a SOLDIERS CREED.
7 f>lennly and dcvout.y declare to you, fir,
that nm Nr,n and a7cqaiVoeai Believer in The
betfvd Rrdeemer of mankind
My ereiercr extends rs far az a vigorous and
e1'erprizing genius can comprehend the Divine
word; yet look not forward from this limited
1jfanee with the. 1aisbtcA dou5t or diln4y: No,
fir, it is there, (pointiug up towards Heaven)
tnst FAITH becomes my patronefs and rny
enidc; aud it is from nv prefent couch of flf-
fsring. but not Of complaint, that wait aimoE
;nsafientir, for the joyful luminous of my God
aud Saviour.
18th Aug. 1906. 4 afterp.
(Signed) JOIN SKEY EusTAcE.
EPIGRAM.
To rgian Of tie Teays, Oeeaisaed BY Oyahgcs, a5-
PIES, &c. b.ing :brozpn at bin.
FAMD Orpheus played with 70 much Rill,
The very trer5 he movd It's faid;
But YOU, my friend, perform 70 i'll,
You bring the fruit about your head.
ROWLAND.
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JUST RECEIVED
1T TOHN PUMFREr"S,

BOOK-BINDER AND STATIONFR.
Z NWo hundred and fifty Reams Of FOOL soap
POTr and POSf WRITING PAPER
File has alto on hand exteniive Rock o. BLANK
BOOKS of all diicriptions, manufa6l ured from mate
rails OF the r quality, and every other article in the
Stationary line.
Tickets for fa!e in the Second Clars Of the Rich
mond Academy Lottery.
October IL.
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NOTICE.

b. The lectures in the COLLEGE OF William and Ma
~ commence, as uiuai, Oil the third Monday in o..
tober.
PARENTS and Guardians are hereby informed.
4 ct the necefiary expences of a Stnlep, for one
eorrie and it greatly be wiihed thar dey alton
from them ilioud, in cafe, be pe,mirtsd:
Board ar the higheG IA e, from the 2oth7
Z" Oh TO the 2oth ofthe fucceeding July ''o ~
Fuel, Walking aud candles, s5
Protectors fees, if three be attended, 45
Pocket inOney--pot to exceed go
Dollars, 900
October 8. q
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October 8.


HE fsers poisme IF C:L5o4s bi?o,v Of tie a.ei,..
a a.a fan gf t1- Roman E1zai- liz fri s,oian.
Of Ivaont Afoy IF Phil. a5e :J:yd, ant ljt Ess.d 90
I4@t Of tie fare aa'ter'i SRoyy # Io5i!lo tie /eoqA
TIE Proa' sDbO m!y Le IN p:?oa sftf 5o0ts aioee c
''"S' z,H SaVs IA Opportunity IF returning them to tbe
oso"fT' By i.aOins r zvifb tie Eaior q tie Err
9"TF'. Ce'oIe- IL. g
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FtF.V, GOCDS

'EE Subscriber is receiving and opening ge-
! neral alortment of FALL. AND WINTER
GOODS, which h. oilers for fll- on his u!ua low
terms. WILLIAM GAIT
O9ober IL. Nv
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Oaober IL.
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
A Petition viii be prefented 70 the next General
Z Anembly, praying that The County Court Of
King William may hereafter be held ON the FRI Mon
day, and the Court of Hanover on the fourth Monday
of every month OCT. g. TmE
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FAIRFIELD RACES.

FAIRFIELD RACES.
Second dGy--Jackey C?gb o,f:5o dollars.
MIR. Tayloe's Top Gallant, / I
Mf' yn'es MaiS' 9 dis.
.ir. Mocy ShSheiheld, 8 dir.
Mr.. HarrIon's ch. c. dis.
MIR. Synes' Mol Roe, dis.
!Rira AGy--F,'2orirtor's Pure Of $50 dollars.
MI. Tayioe's Hamlinionian, I /
Mr.. Hooines' b. c. By Diomed, . 2
Mr.. BAKERS Sir Roger, 3 dis.
Mr.. Rando'ph's b. {. i dis.
Mr.. Bali's Ovcrleer, dis.
On ne Fourib Day,
The Farmers Sweeptaie go fib;cr;bers,
at 20 dollars each, which was won by horie
belonging to Mr. Taliiferro.
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MANCHESTER TURNPIKE COMPANY,
9Th RzQUIsIrIoE.
'E-EfE Shareholders in tine Manchefer Turnpike
Company, are hereby required to pay to Tanss
Brander Treafurer. TIE further fun Of ten dollars on
each flare, before the !Sth Of November next
Ry order Of the directors,
JAMES PRANDER, CIR.
MancheRer, Oaober IL. Ism.
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PoGt;eaiREcLoE far all Di,eouteufed Factions.

PoHt:caf RECIPE for all Ei5cou,enfeg Eoef;o1r
whenever any new incident occurs. which
demands the attention Of the Administration,
con,ider what meaiure is bef ADAPTED to the
welfare OF the country. When this difcovery
mas been once eHected, regard yourleives as the
oniy enlightened ttateimen in the nation, and
take for granted that the administration has not
adopted atng'e meafure for the accompliGnmcnt
OF TINS object. The fecrecy which it is fo,ne-
times necailary forevery government to CAT over
Its meaiures,will frequently put offthe danger Of
articulation to very diitant day. In the mean
time you have the advantage of playin, rc,c
the feelings of the people, and reviling AZ ADM
niitration, which is prevented by policy. or con
tempt, from expofing your caiumni.s. Ars.
when the time does arrive for developing the
neaiures of the government and thus exoo.ing
your malicious iniinuations, YOU have only 20
TART new calumny, by which you may in the
lame manner attempt to impofe upon tee iudg-
ment OF the world, and conceal your own NOR
.'hcat'on. Thus you may proceed aa in.iviteA,.
IL may De worth while however, to obterve, tina.
you mad better now and then introduce f,n,s lit
tie epiiode or truth, If the administration thar
You attack, will allow You fuch an openinc
oecauie the argument here prefcrined WI, Ike
all other good things, in procefs of time, iof- is
virtue from the want of fome novelty 10 recon-,
mend it. Too frequent refutation of your
calumnes will DC apt 70 wear out the forings Of
deinhon, aud expoits you to multiplied and
needless contempt. Thi. lat p,ccaution is par
ticular!y inggeited by the fate of certain Dartv
IN this country, Whole impoliic imprudemce
has contributed, among other caufes, 10 reduce
them I" to duff and anies," before the Indignant
irowns OF an injured and iniuted nation.
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Great Britain certainly will yield the point
that free bios make free sOds, and S02I b. 70 sre
'5an fails to nit upaa 1T. We got ten times as much
proh1 by her rejectiug that guaek principle OF the
French, unknown to the maritime law as we l,ould
by her unreierved admiion OF 1t" BsF. Rep.
An aiiertion more pregnant with abfurdi.y
and mitchell, could fcarccly have been penned
by the hand of intatua'ion tfelf
We ihall not enter into the volume OF argu-
mentS, that might be adduced to prove that the
principle of free Rips making free goods, tends
not only to- render the trade OF neutral nations
more exteniive, but their enjoyment of peace
more tecure. We ihall content ourtelve: with
ohfervlng, that if ever there was time, when
this abortion could have been made in the very
face of denomination; if ever there was time,
when the evidence of facts unequivocaily demon
Grated thcvalue ofthis principle, it istheprcient,
when the Briiih admiralty have laid fuch r,o-
rous reftrictions upon our vefes and cargoes
Had this principle been once recognized by
treaty, the murmurs which have now pervaded
our country, would never have been heard; be-
cauie the American flag would then have pro-
tected our cargoes, whether they coniited of
our own produce or of the produce of French
colonies.
The other principle of neutral commerce.
which is advocated in place of this, that 8. nea-
trail property ihdll be free in whatever bottoms
1t is found" would not be fufficent TO proiea
this branch of trade, and to alay thoft muir
murS: becauie the Brltiih Court of Admiralty
would eaiily have alledged, that the colonial
produce embarked on board of thol- ve1els was
not IN fact American property, but frauduleuty
covered under American names and that the
only proof which they would be willing to adj
NIT is the very one, which they now demand shat
is, that the cargo fhould be landed in out ports
aud re-ilipped on board of digcrrHf velltl. 1t
IS for this reaion that Mr.. King when remonara-
ting on this very fubject with Lord Hawkcibury,
IN 1901, has obvlouly fallen into the fame per-
nicious error: $50 long, fays he, as the ancient
law of nations is obferved, which projects the
innocent merchandise of neutrals, while it aban-
dons to- the bellgerent the goods of his enemy,
plain rue exits, and may be appealed to, to
decide the rights of peace and war" Had Mr..
King aderted that the biaiaeR rule would have
beea, that free ihips make free goods, he would
have recognized rule much more congenial to
the real interefts of his country.
That this is not gtqck p,inci5s of the
French, and unknown TO tbe n1a,ifine i1zv, as
the Bottom writer contends, nor the agtient law
of nations as Mr.. King aiferts, may DC eafly de-
monitrated by the biitory of commercial trea-
ties. The following is liit of thofr in which it
is aipula;ed that the Rag iha protect the car
20, in all cafes except in contrabald of war:
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Tbr f"bfribcrt, mA.r tie firm Of
TAYLOR e5 BPOWN

n 'SN'N g f)fcW ~,
Offer thor f-rvices to the public as Aucr1oxg7es
ani CoMAiosIoN MERCHANTS, at the 1and lately
occupied by Thomas Taylor & Co. where they have
hand large aock IF
Dry Goodt and ETrR-Tadia ProJpre,
moa Of which vii be dipofed Of at private faie on
very low terms for cath approved negotiable
notes.
THOMAS TAYLOR.
JAMES BROWN, Jun'r.
Oaober IL. NO
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INHE Cc-partnerhip Of the fubfsribers. unde .
the firm Of TRomAs TAYLOR &. Co. will dl
folve by mutual content, on the lth inn.
THOS. TAYLOR,
mo. SATCHELL.
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Grea-Brtain certainly will not yield the poin,
that free 6ios make free g,ods, and S02% b 7Oore
than f09ls to nit upaa 1t. We got ten times as much
profit by her rejeetiug that guaek principle of the
French, unknown to the maritime law, as we ihould
oy her unreierved aduiion OF It." BeF. Rep.
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BENJAMIN STRTSON.

INFORMS his friends and the public in gener al
he has for fale, 400 gallons Hollands Linfeed Oil,
White Lead and Spanifh Brown ground in OIL, Pa
tent Green ground in ditto. Verdgrifo and Spanifh
Brown, dry; Shy 10 Window Glafs, & Putty Cd,
Sd, 4d Cd, Sd, lod and cod, Nails, two Caks Spike
Nails, Bar Iron, German ADD Differed Steel general
ahortment Of Iron Hollow Ware 10 Hhd, Molsn,
es, French Brandy, WeR-India and New-England
Rum, Tea, COTE, Loaf and Brown Sugar, Chocolate,
Mems, ine and eoArfs Shoes, Ladies Kid & Morocco
AID Leather Slippers; Boxes Cotton and Wool
Cards aGorted half pint and quart Tuniblers, fn,a
invoice elegant CIT glafs, fone ware German ozen-
burgs, so Jacks Salt, Noyafcotis Grind Stones, and
mary other articles in fore, which he will fell cheap
for caih or country produce.
April 81 iSWl2m.
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EDUCA7YoM.
CHARLES soUTHGATE

CHARLES SOUTHGATE
RESPECTFULLY informs MS friends, and Others
who may be nterefted in the event. that ON Mondav
the Cd Of December next, he intends to open a
SCHOOL, in Mr.. Overton's large brick houfe, ON
the Cros ftrecs leading from the head Of the Baton
to Mairrfreet. for the purpofe ofinliru Sing limit,
ed number ofpuPils in Reading Writing, Arithmetic
Enghih Grammar, and Book Keeping, according to
the moR approved method. now in ufe.
He alto purpores to teach Pfalmody and every O.
ther fpecies Of Vocal Mute The hours intended
to be devoted te each of thee objects ant lis term.
may be known by applying to him as above. The
mol reffetfabe references may alto be had for his
character and abilitns.
November 10. flaw4vA
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" WARDLAW, has received his fall fupplv
w of Medicines, by the nip RoRa from Lon
don allo great variety of Paints, Varniihes, Sur
geons inltruments' patent Medicines, &c. &c. And
by the flip George from Liverpool, LARGE fupp,v
OF vias and fhoP glafs.--Thoie who favor him with
their clilom may depend OH being upplied with eve
ry article Ill his line on the mott LIBERAL terms
The citizens OF Richmond are requeled when thew
apply at his ihoP BY child iervant to put the name
OF the article wanted paper to prevent INTAKES.
Nov. l.. IT,
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EVE DOLLARS REY,dR.D

=, ,,,,. INzIFF I'M.
IA ED or itolen irem my paiinrc two or three
~ weeks paft, "a valuable ri OUCH HORSE Ir
is OF bay color, aurdY and well fe,, has lroe bo-
oy' and Gre OF his eyes believe his right hs, been
injured by blow which divided his upper eve hid.
and has almoit if not entirely deprived him Of .bt
m that eye. He has fvtch name and tail Sal.
oPs' trots and PAGES. and would ani,yer as Wen fr
5he ne cart IS Tor the plough. have fome reafon to
neheVe he was brough, to Richmond about the tim.
1.e raIhe't. Races and either exchanged UT fold
will give the above reward, and nav all
Die Charges to any perfon who will deliver him !,
me, and will give twenty dollars for the del. ,sio,
OF the thief, if he has been ffolen.
w. BROCEENRPOUGU ,
Hanover, October 90. r.
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REMOVAL.

p USSELL y WALLACE Lav. renewed 10
N ibe @oTt formerly occupied BY Mr., Henry
,Ho1eS, sYhe,r FRY b0ve for IaLe a General As-
.sor;@Iesf Of GROCERIES,: dig
Lsafaad Brozvn Sugar,
Real Cogniae Brandy, t....
Wsn heha and Nesu- England Ram,
Holland Gin, H'sjAey,
Sberry and Malaga NTne,
RoiGReS, Paints, oil,
Spare and Flat Iron,
en- and PLai" 7a0,5Iers by the Rrazy,
YonHg Hy(oa and Imperial Tea,
14num, Sait Pefrr and Himeato,
Indigo, Black Pepper,
Loose aid Sack Sab,
Butter BY tbe tir&in and ref.......
n f'v barrels PHILADELPHIA borter,--nud 4vW
reeeiye per- the leboo1e'- Richmond Packet, ho,,e
exes &c, fAl.adelpbiay beer all ofsvbieb ,bcy
sv'H di.pee Of at a moderate price.
n. d. II feso Bacon Rams far sale apply as
abo1e. November 10. 4lE -
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HUGH j. CRAWFORD,

LAS JUN received per the ihip Planter, Captain
IL Boafh, FROM London, his Fall fapply of
so DRUGS 81 MEDICINES,
which being laid in under his immediate nfpee
ton, the quality may be depended on; and having
purehafed with eaih, he is enabedto ddpofe Of them
On the n,oif moderate terms
Also;
London White Lead, grid Copal Warmth,
in oil, Prufian Blue,
Spsnih Brown, do. Paten, Yellow,
Yellow oshre, do Verdgreaie,
Paint Brufhes Of all iixes, Stone Ochre,
Beef Engliih Glue, Venetian Red
Gold and Silver Leaf Kings Yellow, Sc.
He has for fale, few bottles Virginia Cater Oil,
Of the fame quality that lately fold DIR. Grim
CANS. Sept. 20. oawsrr
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AMber9 ANgAR Court, 1905.

IApbeca AHggR Court, 1905,
IN CfIaNCERY.
John Profit, Randolph Profit, Jefe Profit, Row.
land Profit, Elizabeth Profit and Nancy Profit,
children of David Profit, dec'd, ard DUNCAN Ca-
meron and Molly his wife, late Molly Profit, a
slaughter Of David Profit, decd. and David PRO,
fit aud Auan Profit infant children Of Actin
Profit, decd who was a ION OF the iaid David
Profit, dsc'd. by john Profit their guardian and
next friend. ComPlts,
Againn
William JOHN ard Sally his wife, Jofeph Witches
and 5ulanha his wife, and David Profit, which
fId Sally, Sufanua, and David are children Of the
iad David Profit, DECD. Defts
-nsN the motion fthe eonPlaDants by their attor,
" ney, and it Appealing to the iati.faelion Of tho
CONT, that the defendants VIM. Jeflin aud sally his
wife Jofeph Wiicher and Sufapna his wife, and ps-
vid Profit inhabitants Of this rate and without
the urfdi9ion of this court II ordered that the
defendants do appear here on the third Monday
in November next and snfgsr the complainant 3 bill
aud that copy Of this order be forthwith inherited in
fone public newspaper publiibed within this CONS
monwealth for eight weeks fueceiveIy, ard thai a.
mother copy be poaed the front door Of the .ours
hOuie Of this county on fone court day.
Copy. Tele, w. s, CRAWFORD, O. O, cur,
Sept. "a. erSw,
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* IL perions having. demands aganlt the eNa,,
4 o. fnlP Ludwell Grynres, E.q. hate of Brau
forward them properly authenticated tbote
VINO are indebted to fad efate, are deGred to mat-
immediate payment to the Rev. Henry Hefferpan oe
the laid county, who is fully authorized to fettle all
matters relative to the eftate during nv abfepce.
SAMUEL w. SAYRE, Admir-.
Brandon, November 8.
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TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD

ANYWAY from the fubieriber, living in Abe
~ marie county. BOB, 4 likely mula,to man. abou,
20 years of age, formerly the property of William
"Vod' Oh BUCK Hand He Is ienfibIe fellow, and
make no doubt hut he will attempt to pafs as fse
man; he is well acquainted in Richmond and Frede
rekburg, the former place he has frequently been to
as a Waterman; he has pleafng coun,enance and
very capable of deceptionhis cloathng is good, and
believe has variety he has large bully head of
wool, low forehead, and fix feet high he above
reward will be paid for experimenting and bringing
him home. IOEII, SHRFJ SRI
Aber1arle. Nov 90
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WILLIAM HART,
CHARLES SOUTHGA1',
WILLIAM HART

BEGS leave to return his Gncere thanks to the uu-
merous friends OF the late firm ri HART & Sourn-
GATE, and to inform them that he continue. the bu-
iineis at the fame nand oppote the Scae-Houfe, at
the head Of the Baton /; where he hopes, by al
tention TO Their accommodation, to experience CON
tinuanee of thsir favors. "
He will keep conitant and general fupply of Gro
ceries, Liquors, and the various articles Of foreign
and doneifc produce unal fold in grocery flores in
this city, which viii be offered at the mott reafona-
Bile prices.
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with Boots or Shoes as well as if they were on the
irot..-....,A-the length Of the Boo-.C--round the
Caif.gB-the pitch of ditto...D-round the heel and
inflep..E-round the initey...G-acrois the ball of
the foot. Fix the heel aeaina Perpendicular, and
Rick knife at the end of the great tocet down in
figures the number OF inches and quarters, in tie dis
ierent meaiures January !. vptt
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PUBLIC SALE.

On Tue(day the i7th day of December next, will he
offered for iale TO the higheG bidder az th. Ia.
dwelling houie OF Col William Peachey, dece.f.,!.
~ Richmsnd county:
q IL the NEGROES belonging to iaid eaa,e. con.
4 y hitting of Men, Women, Boys and Girls. The
tale VIII commence at ii o'clock, aul terms Of sals
made known Oh the day of Gle,
Nov. H. epl6D
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n NEW RHPFRW.

EpbEN BURNLEY respectfully Informs the
~ Puohe' that he has opened Houfe Of Enter
tainment In that cOnmodious new build;ng v,a0 rs
the Court houie. Attached the premifes is new,
itone table inferior to in the fate aud that he
IS IN every refpeet, well provided for the accommo
da,ion Of gentsel company
~ B. Very liberal wages will be given for a GOOD
Cook male would be preferred.
Charlottesville, Nov. g. anon
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TO BE SOLD.

AT WARREN in Albe.narle county, on the 10th Of
December next
me hundred prime NEGROES, conhit;pv Of
~ Men, Women, Boys and Gu!s 4 cr.di, IS
one two and three years will be allowed upon .he
parenaiers giving bond and approved i.eurity On
account OF the length of credit than ordinary ar,
tent'on will be paid to the lecurity tis 3; be r..
qured. wa 'e se%
WILSON CARY NICHOLAS.
Warren, November u ids.
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HE Subscriber purpofes praeitins the Law in
L all the Courts holden in the city of Richmond !.
aiio in the County Courts OF King William and Han.
over: wherein any buineis confiled to him. Gall
meet with prompt attention.
ANDREW STEVENSON.
Nov H. 4t
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TO BE RENTED.

MY HOUSE and LOT, aeos Sbostss- f7iY, az an
1fA ef,y Piseja"f fio0ioo.Foy term, seJEy 10 E9,.
SaDh ACrS1D, 4obo t |pIy authenticity we, TO treat
10, btl,vs, s,fs tie Jrtj,te,. Pe6lfa. my be i-.
nedIafAiy bad. WILLfdlN HMM.
H1.7 so. (FN