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BY the arrival at Bottom, Of the fnow Alba.
from Guadaonpe, we learn that the Britifb crui.
zers are very vigiIant off that place, they board
aImoft every velfel bound in, and have been We
ry fuccefsful in re-capturing EneliGl prizes +:
they have alto captured sImoft the whole of the
privateers lately out of that Hand not more
than five or fix privateers are now fitted out.
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Captain Wynkoop, of the Sperry Baker, in
l6 days from Porto-Rico, informs, that when
he left that place it was reported that General
Miranda had effected landing at Caracas /:
That the Spanilh government had fent to the
City of ST. Domingo, requefting afIiftance from
General Ferrand; who fent back word, that he
would furnih 500 troops, provided a CONVOY
was feut to protect them H.
The following obfervations and remarks on
the iituation, climate, &c. of the port of La
Guayra and the city of Caracas in Spani(h
South America (furnifhed by gentleman lately
returned from voyage to that country cannot
fail to interet every defcriptioD of readers 49,
La Gaayra, is the principal fea-port of the
province OF Caracas, and is fituated on the foot
of an extenfive chain of lofty mountains, run.
ming Immediately along the coat. 1t LAYS in
10, 81, lat. and in about CT, w. long. from the
meridian Of Greenwich. The high mountain
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To the Honomrabie the Senate and boufe of Repre-
./entafives Of tbe United States Of america, i
eoygTe/J a1cmbied,
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obliged to clean my own boots and noes when had
four iervants in the houfe and myle wife and fan
y have rifen in the morning to milk the COWS when
our iervantswere in bed."-p. 80.
viewed the oats which were not thrafhed and
counted the grains each head, but found no fem
with more than four grains, and thefe of very light
and bad quality, iuch had never feen before. The
iongeR fraw was about 9 inches, The wheat was
all thraihed, there could aeertain the produce
OF that: / iaw iome of the ftraw however and
thought it had been and prepared for the cattle in
the winter; But believe was maaken, it beirg
ihort by nature."--p. %.
From my obferva,ions on all things, I do rot
know how a body of people can be nationally rich
where the land poor for, if the produce colts
in rafting and Tending market than it is worth, l
cannot fee from whence the riches of eh nation
to cosc."-p. 50.
heard Scotchman who was telling potatoes in
Philadelphia Market fay, that they didno, fell for 70
much as they coli getting on, of the ground. No
money, therefore will be got by that crop"-p l96.
When the Heiiian Fly did no, deitroy the wheat,
and every thing was wha, they call propering, from
five to ten bulhsls per the produce of the
parts am fpeaking Of" Maryland (Which he fay.)
4" {" the beit farming country in Ameriea'"-p. 2o2.
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ENOCH SULLIVAN.
OFFERS FOR S6LE,

OFFERS FOR SIZE,
ar 1i' Jezvelly Store, nearly oppoEfe tie EARLE,
a COMPLETE aiIortmeut of Gold, Gilt. sill.
"A yer, Plated, Japand * Cutlery Ware. Yarns
/ lea-Pots, Sugar Difhes, Milk Pots and SPOONS
kims and Caters and bottle SIiders
silver Watches, Seals, Keys and Chains. and Watch
materials, Sand Crucibles, Ladies and GentIenen's
/ Morocco Pocket Books, and Purfes, Glove Ties. g.
a'tic Carriers fix Puries sc. Ivory and bone chef
men and boards, Backgammon Tables, Battle Doors
and Shuttle Cocks, fatin wood Tea Caddies adiss r
Sentiemen's dreiing Cafes, patent Sufpenders. hat
lovers, &c. Guns, horlemen's and pocket P;noJ.
swords and Dirks, fword Knots, Belts, Safbes Fran
Iettes, military Feathers &c. Flutes, Flies Drums
ViolIN Strings, &c. Powder Flabs. fhot BeIts bird
Nets, gun Hammers and Rints, Whips, Canes win
and without Swords, boot Jacks and Hooks, Spurs
I1orle Phlemes,Sc. Raiors and rafor Strops hav;po
Boxes and Brulhes, Violet and WindCor Scan. has,
Powder, Bags, Pufs & Poma,ur, tooth Powder
licences, Reaves's Colors, tambore Needle CATS
Fms and Needles, Settlers and Thn,bIe,. hair cad
and oiate Pencils, Ivory Paper Folders letter RacL
&c. Ivory, Tortoifefhell and Horn Combs. ooooIes
oPeet9cles and Cafes, key and curtain RINGS InL
ltands, Tobacco and Snuff Boxes, CandIeniets ,,d
Snahers' bread Bafkets, Waters, Tea Trays, Knives
and Forks, Britannia Metal Mugs, Tea Pots. tes
and table Spoons gafs globe Lamps for Halls too,b
COMB Cloths, hearth, Floor, fcrubbing * ioe Brulb
es. ~ ""i
With variety of other articles connected with rho
above enumerated.
Articles of Jewelly Silver Ware, will be execu-
ted TO patterns or defcription, with difpatch
HigheN price will be given for old gold or FLYER.
Z. SULLIVAN.
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THE SUBSCRIBER
Nov. 7.

John H>hfamlo1, Jgnior icing dtfyous of Nfbgyo;,,
as J0'r as Pelf6k, all bis jyf dsbfs nues 4piB r
otter (geribe,S, in giving rstiee, that on Sofy,d,o
ne 22ndday Of fbe fr1Saf month"; b7oeen fbs bOp,, If
10 IN beJorenaoa, and 2 in tie afeynoon,
M/lLL be offered for ready money, at pnbI;c
w iale, on fome part ofthe premifes, 70 much of
the TRACT Of LAND, whereon the faid Iobn
"iliiamion reiides, in Henrico county, as lies be-
tween the road near his houfe and the and Of rsb
ney "i'iianion iuppoied TO contain about one hun
dred aores-Al!o about fifty other acres of LAND
adjoining the Land Of Samuel Browning and the I,nd
la mentioned, and being part of the aforefad ira
belonging TO the fad John Williamfon. The whole
OF which tract of Land was convened nv tbe f,;J
John Wlliamon to the other fubfcribers in trun far
the purpoie of reimburGng John Robnfon, certain
iuns Oh moneypaid by him, or which he may be IL
able to pay at the nance and on account of the Gd
John Williamlon. And the obiea and with of all ~
the ubieribers, u.s. that the faid trunees or one of
them out Of the proceeds Of the faid fale A,a fra
iatisiy the fad Robinien, all fuch fums of money a.
he fhall have paid and to difcharge fuch other fus
as he may be bound to pay, account of any under
taking made by him at the inftance of the faid vii
liamion, together with the lawful interea that NAV
be due on the laid iums Of money and the expenees
attending the iaid trua and the execution there
OF, and that the furplus fhall afterwards he an
piled by the faid truHees or one of them 70 ,Se
dhcharge of executions in the hands Of the 1erT
of Henrco county againR the perfon or effects of the
iaid Williamion. The boundaries of the Land offer
ed for iae will be particularly fewn ON the aforefa
day Of fale.
JOHN WILLIAMSON, Tr.
N. SHEPPARD.
T. SHEPPARD.
BENNETT TAYLOR.
Nov. z. tdC
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All happy twain ah race belov'J ofheaven
II known thy blis, how great the bleiIing given
For thee jua earth from her prolific beds
Far from wild war spontaneous nurture fheds.
Though nor high domes through all their portals wild
zach morn digorge the hatterer's reauent tide;
noush nor tiny gaze on gem-wrought columns ref
The brazen buh, and gold embroider'd vefl
Nor poiioning Tyre thy fnowy Reecesioil,
Nor caiia faint thy interrupted oil
Yet peace is thine, and life that knows no chance
And various wealth in Natures boundlefs ranoe
The grot, the living fount, the outrageous GLADE.
And heep on banks Of mois beneath the fhsd.
Thine, all of tame and wild, in lawn and field
mat Paitur'd plains or favage woodlands yield
content , and patience youths long tolls anuage,
Repofe and reverence tend declining age
There Gods yet dwell, and, as fke fed mankind.
There Juifice left her Ian long trace behind.
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There exits not the fchoar, who has no. fe!.
that noble apoitrophe of Virgil to the hsppincfs
OF country life, in his Georges III. 459.
U Forfnnato5 nimiAm, il Iua bona norint, Sc
Inc following veriion of this celebrated PAT.
'aGes from Soiheby's tranllation of the Geor.
glcs, and is not unworthy of its original. A
V,renian muftindeed be ignorant of the bleflinos
which he enjoys, to regard it's beauties with
indifference
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NOTICE.

NOTICE,
NHAT in virtue Of decree Of the Iiuaiugs cou-s
II OF the city Of Richmond, in csuCc therein
depending, between George +. S,rss plaintiff, ara
Lucy H. Southall, and others defendants, f,sll. OF,
friday me S.h dog "l necen,hsr nsxs rspnie to is
by public auction, upon the premifes fer ready ao,
ney, the half acre LOT in this city No 6s3, upon
the ttreet leading from the Capitol feuare, to the
Land OF Thomas Rutherford, and which fa;d Let, is
oppoiite thar occupied by Mr. Murphy
SAMUEL M'CRAW, Csnr~iLfourr.
nov IL eptdlf.
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a letter. from Holland Of the Goth Augua na,s,
that all the bark imported there from tie Jn;,sJ
states Is bad, and NOT the real Peruvian. The oen-
Lehman who communicated the above, is Of the opini
ou, ironi number of circumstances which have or
Cured that the bark in general ue in this country !
roi only not The genuine Peruvian, bu, an sbGolrs
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NOTICE.

a PETITION will be prefented by William
I y Fitchett TO the next General ARemby of
Virginia praying that law may paf3 to e6ab.
liih ferry acrofs Plankatank river from nv
land ~ Matthews County, TO the land of the
Iaie Thomas Z. Churchill, deed. of Middlefex
county.
WILLIAM FfTCHETT.
ScP.emJcr -. eotf.
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Oa.7,Isos.
PICKING VINEGAR.

r. hyperion quality, made from two years old Gle
~ der-FOr fals by
WILLIAM HART,
OPPsffsfbs SGais HoIEG
ALSO
SALT, loofe and in fscts
80 Barrels cut EIERRINCS,
Brown SUGAR in barrels and by rataiI.
COFFEE, TEA and other Groceries,
Philadelphia bottled PORTER,
Do. Draft BEER.
September -. emf
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HE SIbierber, has taken the Store lately eccu.
iers for sale at reduced prices,
Ds,eS blue Cloths Z consignment from th.
baie aiiorted FlannelsS Manufactures.
ALso--A few bales of India piece Goods,
Oaober %. r.
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THE SUBSCRIBERS, UNDER THE FIRM OF
LESUEUR 81 SAUNDERS.

LESUEUK . SAUNDERS,
Inform their f;iend5 and the bubLe, t5e. ,6,,
eriH continue The COMMISSION 6nGneli, Lats-
" done By c. g T. Saunders. 7bey tron,il.
me Fri7GF attention to the intcrrR5 of tboI-
ev6o may fS1vor them qvitb eonGenn,e7ty.
10cy are nozo yeeeiVng grralanI exfsVs oG;rsser.
q GROCERIES, 7ubieb 7pW be s5:red f., ll.,
"6ot5aSf and Retail, on THE ioro5a term, and nGasi
err. f0s fore lady 0fs4sisaty Ilag;s W7ia.
aa.ne"sis q Co. eaa9fte tie Ttuau. ofee Of AIt1rs.
Pre8i, g E1oaew.-aasong zrbie5 are Tie ,s!lo.p;us
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M. LEOPOLD Wow Bucn, Member Of the A
eadeniy Of Sciences Of Berlin and an intimate friend
tn the celebrated Humboldt, has undertaken voy-
age, sihis own exPene to Iceland where he intends
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MARSHAL'S SALES.

% BE SOLD, 20 the higheh bidder, for read,
4 money, under decree of the Court of the II
states for the Fifth Circuit in the VIRGINIA D0r;tf
between Phineas Bond attorney for the creditor. Of
Ezekiel Edwards, plaintiff, and David Rofs and otber.
deiendanS in order to rafe the fun of twelve tbou,
land Tx hundred and fifteen dollars thirty-tbree cent,
due and payable on the 6r day of July lal and G,n'
dry charges and expenses of faleThat valuable and
well Known eitate in the county of Botetourt called
FORT LEWIS,
Rated by the aid Rofs to contain 26o3 acre,
The iale will take place on the premes ON the 1z,,
day of November next. A
Alo, under the fame decree and on the fam. ,sr,,.
VIII be fold at the Oxford Iron Works, in the COUNT
OF Campbell on the 9Th of the fame month, nun,.
Der oil VALUABLE SLAVES.
BENJAMIN AIOsBY, d. M.for
JOSEPH SCOTT, M.V.D.
oct' I, 1905. tbs
~ At the requea of Mr.. Rofs, the fale Of tb.
Land aforementioned, called Fort Lewis, !. moo
Poned until the goth day of next month, when IL vii,
take place at the Eagle Tavern in the city Of Ricb
mond and the fsle of the Negroes, is poponed UNI
tl the 9th day of December next, on which day !,
will take place at the Eagle Tavern aforefaid.
BENJAMIN MoSBY, ID. M, 70.
OS' TO- Jos. ScoTT, M.V.D.
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A LARGE PoTAToE.--A Potatoe was this wear
raiied in Irihtown, fma village near this place.
which meaiured twelve inches over, and twenty-five
and an an hall in length. IL was in one fold MATS
the weight oft we did not learn.
NgErmbs,iaad Cax. Pam
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UNION TAVERN.

C'NiCAF u II EhH.
HE Snbicriber is prepared to furninl genteeI
L. accommodations iog twenty members Of Anem-
bly,.
PETER MosKLRY.
O9ober &c. n
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SovEREGGNTY or THE Arr" The pretenfions OF
Britain to rule he 7oavs,' (fays an independent
Englifh writer) in the abnraa, like thofe 20 mir
NE air, which may he aerted when the art of gp;dao
bahie'a' perfected" The one in aa is not more RI
dieulous than the other.
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7EVIIE fubferibsr has accommodations for Twenty
Z Five Gentlemen Of the Legislature. He hs.
alto aabliDg for as many Horfes.
Al EXANDER OUARRIEP.
October H. tF
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From F0r4yee's Comifa.as Aagioru,t Jar 1906.


From For.yee'J Comifa.as daeiornaf far 1906.
There in Great Britain, including the army, ma
Wy, Sc-Inhab,an,s lo.o72aso
OF which under Is 365p-os
from 10 to 90 27dq S47
Volunteers Of United Kingdom 7ooooo
Militia of Great Britain 7os66
Perons employed in England in sgricul-
ture i,52i,ee7
iii trade and manufactures l,7s9532
In England there are acres s4a7i,oo
Scotland Ie5s5 $40
Wales ,-ac.,,
There arc in England lcaroe,y acres to each per-
ion 10 acresto each per.on in Scoand and NEARLY 20
to every peron in Wales about acres TO each per-
Ion IN Great Britain acres we'll cultivated are iup-
Poied iuhcent for each perlon.
The inhabitants of Ireland are 5.4osol4
There dies in Great Britain every year s327os
Every month 1852
week 6eos
day GA
---hour an
---three minutes O
Number of nhabitant, in the Thirteen laryea CT
ties and Towns in Great Britain according to Gen.
ius taken in sol.
London, including weam;nacr and South
wark oea COG
Manchester $4,000
E."'ourgn, iheiuoipg Leth s2.56O
tNefPool 1859
Glafgow szss5
Birmingham $3.50
Briito essaE
Leeds oaes
Plymouth AaIoA
o,i.a'eia 32,i6O
Hull coz
Du"uee 26,Osi
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ROBERT FULTON.
JAY 2, 1905.

The ftw following fate may fcrve as fight foe.
cincrs of This curicui tour Of the ingenious
fir. Patk'hlon. There is fcarcc Virginisn,
Et his ii'ua'ion in lie he what It may, but
nun Pc'ce'vs them to DC mon pslpably falfe.
aud yet, flch il tie extrs7a-ar, C1;ri, ~
fal'hood which. they breathe, tia, /, is diai
c"lt To know which fniirert, whether rid;.
cuie or Indignation, glould mott predominant
in ru~ n1if.Is.
Enter -hr.Paykigtoa qOiib fJe RAP and 6eiYs asoa
bi5 bGI
=" lhs m"'aee IS 70 fmail and the ezpsnee Fl eres,
th1t never law any land ',orth having in America
---r. "a.
None hu, theft whn have been in America would
Mrpor 5ui thai thete are p,opie ~ be had rr ,;,La.
lovS q money 30 DO shs ary wors Jst lhsre becn
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potion. An immediate chemical and critical exam-
nation of this medicine by the faculty he thinks nd-
Penible to the lives of their patients and the fety OF
the community.
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GERMAN GOODS.

1ENhAN GOODS,
Juf Received from Recommendations Of
LINENS,
Rouan Sheetng,
~ Tickerburg,, Dowlas,
lwiiled Sacking, P.a,ilias. and
Heiiians and Rolls BieJefeld ;p.p
GLASSWARE:
Quart, Pint and Half Pint Decan,ers.
Pint and Half Pint Tuniblers.
BONN & HUBNER.
HE Subicribers, under the firm of Darus
\ "aff' feHer and SafebeX, have opened an
AUCTION q COMMISSION STORE.
at the foot of the Bridge. where they will, Gsu
publicly, ca csery "Wednesday and SATURDAY.
morning. JOSEPH DARMSDATT,
JOHN FOSTER,
JOHN SATCHELL.
NJ PRWATE SHE:
40 hoga'eads ,
So barrels Brown Sugar.
pipes London particular Madeira Wine.
tierces Old Apple Brandy,
pipes Hollands CHS,
cafes German Sheetings,
90. do. Dow!as,
do. Plat:i!as,
bale Hehians,
do. India Cottons.-And by the fri ar
rivals from Liverpool, they will receive a larcr
'uPP'y Oh coSrie Woolens and Crockery Ware
Darm5datt, Fosfer g Ssteb.H
i>''''''o"u' oct' 2s' 1906. (ep4w)
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sMsa!eee;lanp.
TOURISTS IN AMERICA.
"rve feen---and fure ought to know"

VIC Ite1i---aIu lure ought 10 Know.
Merrieks Canreieon.
We have feen with what facility an EDg!iih
tourif can wifi, the u. States, talte of the
full horn" OF our hospitality, and on
his return TO his native country, employ eve
ry effort to viify every thing about us. Such
was Anacreon Moore and fuch was MIR
P1rkinfon, whole " Tour in America in
179S, 1899, and 1900" has called forth the
following irfruttive critique from our coun-
tryman Fulton:
To THE Editor Of TIE Londoa Monthly Maya.
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pals the winter, ard to make ply zeal and gsocsea
obfervatons.
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NEW-ORLEANS.

On Friday the 5th of September, the Grand Chief
OF the Caddo nation, accompanied by twelve or fifteen
OF his warriors, arrived at Nachitoches and on the
following day Governor Claiborne in the prefrnce of
the officers of the army, and many respectable citizens
made to the Chief an address, of which The following
is a copy:
Grand Cbief Of The Cadds Nation.
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Nov. T.
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JOHN WILLIAMSON, Jr.
N. SHEPPARD,
]. SHEPPARD,
BENNETT TAYLOR.
tdc
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~ he Managers viii commence drawing in the
city OF New-York, on the fecond TueGday in Deem
Der next and will continue draw GOO Tickets each
day, until inihed, except the laH day, when there
will remain 500 TO be drawn.
TT Diitan' adventures, by forwarding Bank Notes
OF any defcription, Directed to ~ Judah, New
York, pot paid, will be fupplied with Tick.
cts from the above Office, with the utmo(t pune
uality, with perfect faety, and the earleR advice
lent OF their iucceis. Owing to the great demand
for Tickets, they will loon rife from the preent price
which is 7 dollars.
September &c. eo2m.
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Tor ALL that America lies the only road to the
Antilles and Carribbees, and thar your commerce
thouiand times more expofed to her flrokes, than
hers is to yours.
But this mniteria writer has the affrontery to fay,
that America would have too much honor to eonff-
cate the Britiih property exiting private credits &
public contracts.
What Nation fet up the claims Of honor who a.
vowedly make war calculation of profit. Who,
acknowledging implicitly that ie has no cauie even of
dcontent with the other nation, ihe nun fight
her. becaue It is for her pecuniary intere than
to be at peace. Can fuch nation pretend to claim
protection from the honor, the enle or iuhice of the
other Away with iuch ridiculous appeals to princ-
Piles which you have been the irll to defpiie Anne
RIGA, Jealous of her good faith, would have been the
'a to enter into 70 ihamefua ccntell! but fe will
alto be the hrit to follow example which your
Perhdy will have rendered peceHary to her farety
| To all your future lciles in trade--to the ,of.
OF your national character, you nuf therefore add the
the total ois OF 3o,oooooo of dollars due from ci,i
zens OF the United States, aud as 100000 due from
the government of the United States to your fub-
ljefs.
The appeal is now about to be made to Europe to
the world. Ifby timely difmifral of thole who
have given thee perncious counieis you prove thar
you are not the partakers in their uniuiiable and
Perfdous views, it is pollibe that you may preerve
your ttaton in the opinion of other nations-but if
letting at defiance every principle hitherto held faered
1t avowing that you know other rule but your in
tereit-no other law but your power, you make a
wantoA attack the commerce of the u States Won
will loon learnthat what have predicted is more than
mere prophecy.
Wou will reap in the diitrefs of your manufactures
the ruin of your commerce, and in the execraton of
both hemiipheres the rewards which fuch unprinci
pied conduct will in fuch cafe mott richly merit
| AN AMERICAN.
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.

An Monday the 5th of December next, if fair.
= otherwe the next fair day, fhall Offer for
ia'e at Wakerton, TO the highe bidder that valua-
bic tract OF land called Whitehall belonging to the
ei'ate OF John Garlick, deceafed, lying on Mattapo-
ny river M KING and Queen County, about one mile
above Wakerton, and nine miles below Dunkirl,.
ms tract contains between eight and nine hundred
acres isvery FERTILE and well adapted to the culture
OF wheat and corn. 1t has OIL it a large .wo-Rory
BRICK Houie and other convenient out houfes
This is as handiome a lituaton as any on Mat,apo-
ny, remarkable heal;hy, and very convenient for ma
VACATION. have not been very particular in delcr-
bing the Land, it is preGumabe, any perfou incl
ned to purchaie, will lirit view it. The terms of
tale will be five hundred pounds down, and the bal
lance IN three annual payments the purchaIer giving
bond with approved feourity, to carry interen from
the date ii not punttualy paid, and mortgage on the
land to fecure the payments
On the day iubieJuent the faIe Of the aod. will
be io!d on the premiies all the Rock of evory def
crPtion, houehod aud kitchen furniture and planta
ton htenils ALTO, the crop of CORN brandy and cot
tom Twelve months credit will be given on all fums
exceeding five dollars--the purchafer giving bond
with good ieeurity, TO carry ntere from the DATE if
notPunGually complied with.
EDWARD CARIICK,
A1Diojf,af'' Of jain Ca,lieE, dseeq)td
September 1s. oarstq
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-10-03

tain will foonfee that nation who. as feeble cole
MES dared (sone for three years) to brave her pow
ers, willn long hefsa.e to avenge their injured
rights againa government, who in defence Of every
facred principle, fhoud openly attack them.
But it is faid we have net mseB rs~srus.--To be
fure we not 70 burdened and cruihed with taxes
as the people Of Great-Britai but nation is not
rich in proportion her revenue, but in proportion
to her capacity to rafe them. Let examine our
comparative nrength. Fir0, Great Britain has
14,OCo,ooo Of fubjecfs We have 100000 of citi-
zens. Her national debt is 2,2co,oooOo0 of dol
lars is So,ooOOoo, in other words hers "A
times greater than ours in proportion TO numbers.
Her exports are about double the amount of ours,
though ours great as hers the beginning
OF our war with her. We have more than half the
number of tons of ihppipg that lie has, and more
than half the number Of fean,en Our ordinary
nue. is about 100000 and her ordinary revenue is
but about 7o,ooo,ooo dolls. In other words neither
her revenueexpors, hpping any thing elle is in
as great ratio to her debt is to our debt.
We are therefore richer. We have no direct tax
nor any excite of any nature foever Let tax our
elves land fhoxld do cheerfully to preferve our
rights much as the Britih themielves and we
can fupport againft her for half century. We
can take Canada, Nova Scotia and tarve her w. In
dia Hands
AN AMERICAN.