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Auruh 81.

Kat<rcfiqg.--The following is in extract ofa
letter from very respectable gentleman Of
Portsmouth, near Norfolk, dated Auguft 9Th,
1906,
Some very intercfing accounts are expect
ed in priut in a few days from a Mr.. Andrew
Leckie, perfon who has been discharged from
The Bank. arm told important discoveries
will he made. Our Collector, Col. Newton,
has nkewife involved our PRECEDENT in difficulty,
by clearing out three armed vefTels, evidently
intended for Spaniih privateers, commanded by
= man named Turk Cooper, Of famous memory
= fpiri'ed remembrance has been made By Mr.
Merry, add fuppofe II will not be the means
If iettng amiCsbty the differences between the
Two countries, Com. Alv.
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an Monday the 5th day Of this month, will
y be offered for rent, the premifcs to the high
Ell bidder, that part Of the enate called Windfor.
which remains after laying Oft the widows DOVER
This property lies immediately on lanes River,
about four or five miles above the City Of Richmond
the quality OF the foil and its vicinity Richmond
render tprobable that the Tenant will derive great
advantages from eultvating it.
WILLIAM LANCBORN, Executor
Of Wiiiss, Das<yi{xs, Des'G
September s. At.
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CHARLEsToN, Augua 81.

Capt. Collins, of the fhip Araie, arrived a, ,hi.
port on Tuelday, in SO days from the River Plate
informs US that few hours after falling he fell in
with a Brith fquadroD Of three fhips Of war, and
was boarded by the Diadem, captain King. The
fSuadron was under the command Of Sir Home Pop
ham, from the Cape Of Good Hope, and was defined
to aa againf Mon, evido.--- 7Ius5
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IN CHANCERY.


LOaila Couqty. Tuiy Court, 1906.
Robert Donald the elder and ADdrew
Donald, fnrviVing partner of James
and Robert Donald, & Co. Pitts,
againf,
William Hodges and Frederick Harris, Dsfts
4 WE Defendant, William Hodges, not having
entered his appearance and given fecurity sccor-
ding TO the aa Of alerbly and the rules Of this court
and it appearing the fatsfa6iou Of the court that
he IS not inhabitant of this Rate therefore, on
the motion Of the plaintiffs by their attorney-It is
ordered and decreed by the court that the lad de-
PENDANT 10 appear here onthe fecond MONDAY in DC
tober next, and anfwer the plaintiffs bill and that
copy of this order be forthwith Inferred IN fone one
OF the public news papers printed IN the City of Rich.
nond for eight week, (ucceively, and publifhed az
the front door Of the Cour-houle Of this County on
fome Court day.
Copy.
JOHN POiNDExTER, c. T.. C.
September s. eo2m.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-05

FATE OF PORTUCAL.-THE pre-
dictions long (ince formed by politicians, from
the fate of Holland and Italy, are now in
all probability accomplished. Portugal is no
more, az an independent nation. She lives on
ly to fwel the lit Of the degraded PROVINCES of
Spain. This opinion reAs upon the an &C.
counts from Algeziras, that there were / 3
Spanlfh regiments at that place under orders
TO march ag1iuft her, who were to he Joined
by Hrong French reinforcement. But what
mighty rehtance is tobe expected from herr A
few years Gnce, her army was computed at no
more than - 600 folders; and her militia al
about the fame number. Her once extenfve ma
Wy was reduced to Is fail of the line, and s
frgates.
On what brefert is this invaion attempted !?
Ifto chafi(e her for refuling to fhut her sorts
againt England, it is the prctext of tyrlnt,
who feels power and forgets right" Every
independent government has right to regu-
late its own trade TO admit or ex lude a.
ny nation whatever, into its ports, provided
it extends the fame privilege to all. Whence
then does France derive her right of debating
commercial laws to Portugal
II cannot be contended, that Portugal de-
lerves tubje6lion on the fame grounds, on which
Bonaparte's friends have utilized his encrosch-
meutsiR Italy aud Holland. Thefe untortu-
nate countries we're once IN arms againa the re
public of France. They were parties to shst
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WANTS A SITUATION,

a fsmg man aOb0 can giSe good iqtor0Safioa
n Of bb ebaraHer, |5briety. and i7dnfrv !:
e0oaid 7oiiiiggb engage as an qGqant in a ,gr'-
cery, ar dar-keeber, 5ook KEEPER, or Eu6erinleA-
daRf for 1ay gentleman, III a geafei calling.
SePfesikey ,. mi
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Tbb day at eit7n oeoet b:to-e br oee orte SaIf,i.
BERT, TvWbc odo1 credit Of FIX 7roatbs -otIoaf re.
Jtyve
NNE Pipe, , London particular
Three Quarter Calks, } WINE
Negotiable notes with afS,ope1 e1Sortrs will be re
CURED.
TAYLOR u BLOWN, Ha7,,.
September s. ".
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NJ CAROLINA RALEIon, September {.
MEMBERS FOR CONGRESS-.

Rockingham Diaria, TheophiIus Lacy.
Marlborough Diaria, Thomas Blount.
Fayetteville Diftria, J. Culpeper.'
Hhborough Diltri9, Richard Stanford.
Surry DGrid, Mekaek Franklin.
A Fsderaijf, in the room of Duncan 11eFaylsne.
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RICHARD PHELAN.

We mentioned that Gen. M'Pberfon, one of
the pcrfons unfortunately drowned on board the
fhip Rofe-n. Bloom, belonged TO Philadelphia.
This was mftake. 1t is Cen. Macpherson, of
Chareiton.
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September o.

We have it from respectable authority, that
SIR Edward Berry, who was Admiral Nelfon's
captain at the battle of the Nile, and who COM
handed one of the four fail under Admiral
Cochrane, at the time of falling in with the
French fleet, has refigned in dfeuft and gone for
England, owing to Cochrane's not engaging
them. When Mellon paid his compliments to
the King after the buhncfs of the Nile, his Ma
jefty obferved with forrrw, that he had loft his
right arm. I" have, replied the hero, " but
not my right band- give me leave to prefcnt
Cabtan B<r,y to your Majefy." Herald.
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fyong iot9u aF S>r;7, in InfiirE,, On the
traits Of Gibraltar; Bat Syf;nf in ,7,lg eou1;'ioa
fJe bar5On, lfing G,ayed II il ter miles " H of Ci-
6I9a'-9f eOaJ; an afniShis dss far PriVafeers abe
pyey ubOn Mediterranean fy1h.
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TO WHICH nc returnen The TOIIOWlng aOiwe
NEw-YoRK, Augua %, Iso6.
To the figners of the foregoing.
accept with 'hrong emotions the tefimouy
you have prefented me Of the remembrance you
preferve of my. lervices in taking you off from
the wreck. Not 10 have done what did, would
have been caufe of the feversft and mott laft-
ing felf-reproach while the recollection Of bav-
ing been iuhrnnental nnder Providence in fav-
ing 70 many valuable lives, will, allure you
be one of the greatef fources of happinefs TO me
\durng the remainder Of my exiftenoe. Accept
Hof my reciprocal good wiGbes.
RICHARD PHELAN.
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SaieG at augtlon.

n Lfoeral neay aduet.hlencnts lec ~ 80
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NORFOLK, Auenfi go.

A French frigate, faia to be the La CybelLe, of
A guns, anchoredin Hampton Roads on Thurf-
day night, fuppofed to be in diftrefs, having
her top-nafts gone, and apparently damaged
in her fides. As there were no perfons from
her lat evening at the time our paper was put
to preis, fufpect fhe is not much damaged. -
Conjectures were adoat yeiferday, of her being
the carrier OF Tome important dispatches to our
government Herald.
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September l.

1etterday morning the French frigate Cybele,
mentioned in our laft, came up into the har
bour; on pafiing Fort Nclfon ihe faluted with
81 guns, which were returned by an equal num-
Der.
Respecting this fhip. we learn that on the 9th
ult. in about 20. so. LAT. 81 long. in COMPANY
with the Regulus, of 81 guns, and the Pref
dent OF ~, they were encountered by violent
hurricane at 5. Z. to s. which compelled them
to icud Tor nearly FIVE days, in which they lott
their mizen. maft main-toc ,,fi,rirr ,,ir-
ces tore of, and the fhip generally much iniu.
red The !aft that was feen of the ReguIus and
Prefident, they were fcudding before the gale.
From information, in which we place conf.
dence, we can fay that this fquadron has never
Joined the heet commonly called Jerome Buo-
naparte's. I.Soer.
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On Friday laft French u gun hip came in
to the Capes, and proceeded up the bay.-She
was feen on Saturday morning going under New
Point Comfort TO anchor. This fhip has LOFT all
her top mats, and appeared TO be otherwife
much injured. There has not been any perfon
from her, but I've undertand it is the Patriot,
one of the feet to which Jerome Buonaparte
belongs. Other accounts fay it is the Regu,us,
which from comparing I, yery account, we fhould
think mott probable we f,al probably know
certainly in the courfe of the day. ID.
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ONE REMARK MORE!

When we obferved that the Potomac Com
parry was rnonied, afeif-confituted, an illegal
aGociation, we omitted to throw in another fea-
ture. which equally entities it to the fupport of
the Legislature. We forgot in truth to obferve,
that it was alto the child and bantling of fede.
raj interea; that its capital has been contribut-
ed by the merchants of Alexandria, mlnv of
them the fons and adherebts of Great Britain,
and mott of them the adherents of the federal
zdniniftration and that the prefent directors
are competed of eleven federalfS and of one
fplitary republican, and one of thefe federalifts
+is the prefent conful of his Britannia maiefv.
Will then the legislature of Virginia content to
.fofer an inftitution, thus replete with federal
principles, when it would be 70 eafy to efablifh
bank. predicated upon other capital, and fup-
ported by republican ftockholders! But is it
INDEED the interea of Virginia to have bank
eftablifhed at HeR End
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Last Gbening s pal.

The laft evenings mail brought mott inter.
citing intelligence of the events in Europe, in
French paperJ to The Iotb No4,. received at ".
York. The Morning Chronic'e of .he If inf.
has the following Editorial paragraph:
On the margin # our lareft French oaper was
written the following very important infornati-
or I'VE cannot vouch for its au henticty, tut
our recent accounts from Italy render it proba-
bic that the French have gained great and dec-
FIVE advantages in that country.
Maiena has gained a complete Victory
over the .Autrian army in Italy, taken $4,000
"prifoners, and put tie Arch Duke Charles to
4" fight"
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mai're informed of il. followed him pois hate. and
overlook him on the road his earr,se being tuck ia
in Tough mp che axle tree; he sreeps under it,
rafest up. frees it from the Tough, and as reward
Tor his ervee obtains the liberty his Fellow proner,
A Ere took place at Chaseaudun horfes harneG-
ed to grapPings, suyged in every direction, bu, in
vain he unharnsaes them, feizes the ropes him.
ie, and immediately the walls give way and the fire
Is Popped. In m infurreaion, on account Of the
high price Of CORN the riater attempted to eize the
municipality, Of which body he was member; he
coolly Repped forward, and fwimniing through the
sumultuous waves. he brought down dozens of them
co the ground. He was infulted a, his own door by
fome national guards, who drew their hbres asaini
him; he laid hold Of one of the RoG impertnrnr a.
nfong them, and welding him he would club, he
foon brought the whole party their fsnfes. About
eight years ago he Imported three men on the calf
Of one of his legs, which bent and at length
lifted up a.grenadier by she wai0. We fhould ne
Yer end were we to all the inlauces o! his
Rreugtb; his athletic form befpeaks hs extraordina-
ry vgour; and when nature NAL! determine to break
QUE of the nohen of her works, fcience may poIi-
bly, claim pofrhon of 20 fine iubiea as chef dru-
VIE Tor the itudy of n,inology. FRENCH PAPER.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY.

WILL be fold, to the h,gheft bidder for ready
w money on the premifes Saturday the 5th
day Of February next, by virtue of deed of trua
exeeutedby Richard Bate, to fecure the payment of
1888 dolls IS cents with intereR thereon from the
date, due to Rambaut & G.rnou and George Pegrsni
junr AID the expenses of the fale. :
Two acres of land lying upon Appomat,ox river
within one mile Of the town of Petersburg with the
water griR and manufacturing mills, Bake houfe, DIFF
tery houfe and other houies of improvements erected
thereon.
PLEASANT AKIN,
for Henry CsgaeaE and Pisefant Alin.
Petersburg, January T.. tdf.
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EXTRACTS FROA THE TOURNdLS OF
THE HOUSE Of DELEGATES.
Monday, December go.

Mr.. Snyder, from the committee appointed on
u'e part of this houfr, examine jointly with com
nt,9e from tine iena,e, the Treaurers accounts for
the iait year, made the following report:
Ths joint committee of both houfes having accor-
ding to ORDER, examined the accounts Of the treaurer
iroa, the firit day of Oaober, 1904 to the thrtiet
day ot September, 1905, inclufive, find that at the
latt settlement of his accounts Oh the Sob OF Sep
tender, 1904, there remained in the Treafury ba-
lance OF one hundred and twenty four thoalaId nine
hundred and furry-eight dollar aud ninety eight
eents-:'ace which time, the treaurer has received,
puh,ie account the following iIms VIZ
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We're recusred w the Executive dS65ftlul(!S5 -
eon'd have fpared the houfc the necefIity of
d'icniing the fuhiee. Having qualified to the
appointment with which, have been honoured
by the Legislature, my feat as a Representatives
N the General AGcmbly, has, of courfe been
vacated. In thus entering upon the execution
OF 'hofe new dsiies Aligned TO me, language is
inadequate 70 convey an idea of the regret feel
~ being feparatcd from thofe with whom have
heretofore nrcn 1fociated in the important bu-
hre!s of '-giil7tion. TO the members of the
doutc % Delegates, recuet, to be prefented
moh re'pe9fullv, and 70 renew to them and
yonr'tif individually, the fulleit siTu.ances of
my high efeem. .ss w.
WILLIAM w. EENING. i
Richmond, January Sd, 1906 fi9
Which was read ard ordered to lie on the
table. -
On motion, Ordered, That a writ inre TO
iuppy the vacancy occaiiioned in the repreien-
tation from the county os hlhemar,e, by the
qualification Of William w. Hcninc, eSa. as a
member of the Privy council or council OF fate.
.., Eri&ar T.7anorv 8.
a communication from the Senate by their
clerk.
The Senate have pafIed the following bills, to
wit -
-" -, i-idOiiihihS certain tnlDectloHS or
Hour;''
An aa, 3" Authorizing fun TO be r;ifed bv lot
terry for opening road from Monongalia Giades
to the mouth OF Fiihing creeil;''
An act, For rafting Certain finn of money
by way Of lottery or lotteries for the benefit OF
Ru'nfnrd Academy in the county of King Will
linn )" and
An atf, " To amend the act, entitled, an a6f,
for eaabii'hine an Academy in or near the city
o. Richmond"
And they Unfit upop their fcveral amend
ments to the hill, "Refoesfing the Mutual az
fnrancc Society againf fire on buildings Of the
fate of Virginia" s. the bill, Eitahfhiny Ger.
tain infections of tobacco in the county of Ka.
nawha," to which the Houfe of Delegates have
difagreed.
The houfe proceeded to re-confder the A.
nendment of the Senate to the bill, "Concern.
ing the Mutual Affnrauce Society aeainft fire or
buildings of the Gate of Virginia" which a
meudment was dif'Creed to BY the Houfe o;
Delegates and inffed upon by the Senate and
en- motion. Reioiurd, That this h2ufe do iniiG
on their enforcement to the Senate's amend
ment to the fid bill-hyes 56-Noes 90.
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To gentlemen in kbe country, and country mer-
ebaatJ, in Virginia.

. ebSHfJ, m TTyJgfDI0.
A Nattentve and intelligent agent in large COM
I mere;ai Cay, has 81 es,eEGvc opportunity CT
rendering important ferviees perfons uated more
remotely from the feene of buhnefs. The fubfcri-
ber who have taken meafures to obtain accurate in
formation the ufual fibjees Of commion buGneis
and who have paid particular attention to the obie
Of telling produce, and purchang goods OH the nof
advantageous terms fer e4, invite gentlemen in the
country aud others TO make trial of their agency
Merchandise, books, elegant furniture, and faiona-
bic or ufeful articles Of any kind will be purchafed
atauaiou, carefully feIe9ed, wherever they can
be procured the mon advantageous terms; and
every fPecies Of eonnloh buiinefs will be execu,-
ed with faithful attention to the interefi Of their
correspondents.
The varied and exteHfve ua,Set & New-York,
confanty offers thoie who are enabled TO advance
cah, opportunities q Purehafng goods at half their
ufuai price; and the fubferbers having formed their
etablihment expressly embrace this advantage, can
eeaualy (erye the intere Of their mercantile friends
and others who may coniide in them.
LEROY ANDERSON & Co
New. York.
~ Further Information NAV be obtained on APP
plication to l.. ANDERSON, p. NJ.
Williamsburg.
December 7. 7 2t.
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PETER IAPORTg.

- EGS leave to inform the inhabitants of Richmond
- and its vicinity, that he has opened in this place
Fencing School for the fmall fword, and he intends
alto to open dancing ichool, where the newell
asd mot elegant teps fhall be taught. Terms Of
tuition may be known by applying to him at Mr.
Rivalains on ShockG Hill, in one of Judge wythe's
new brick houlcs
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PANK OF VIRGINIA.

T NE prrfAeat and Directors of tbe Bank Of
4 P'reini'. b7Ue ibis doy declared DIN
aend Of Four Dollars oneacG hare iut5e C76iial
ar 7''nt Stock oftbe laid Bank, qVbic5 zpiN be
raid after the 5tb infant on obb!ieat,on at fbe
Bark. john BsocKENBRoUoH, Gather.
TanKarp 7tA.
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MILL IRONS, &c. &c.

Mil Irons ofaN k;n9t, as zusH Is iran qyork
for q'sleh and bmldi1gs, HorE.. hosine. EDGE
Toois. Sevtbe RLadeJ, and plantation qo0rk,
Of oNkirds.
: 'HE fubfcriber lately from New-Ensland having
httedu up a fhop on 'he Main -(re,,t of the city
OF Richmond, near the Virginia bank, nen to car
ry on the above bulineis all lis variety and Aar-
tiers himfelf with the hope tfat by executing fuch
work in the neasea and mott faithful MARINER tome
rit the public patronage, and that in future he will
be able TO furnifh thoie materials upon moderate
terms which were uflay fsnt for to ditan. aates
Having wrought comfortable time at the Virginia
mandatory Of arms I beg leave to refer all who
may think proper to apply to the fuperin,endant of
the fad mandatory for my character aad qualfca-
tons.
SEWALL OsGOOD.
N. B. Agood workman at the above buinefs.Si!l
meet with encouragement. ALTO a young lad IA or
Is years old, as All apprentice, who Can read and
write IAN. 7. 9tp.
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The readers of the Enquirer are requehed to
correct the following errors in printing Mr.
Loves fpeech on the bill for efablifliiug the
Potowmac Bank:
In the irf column, for " injurious" read IN.
lgenionS.
Two lines below that, for fhun,p read Ibrzp.
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On Saturday the Legislature proceeded TO
the election of Major-Genera to fupply the
vacancy occafioned by the resignation of Gen.
Jofeph Jones, and the non-acceptance of Major
Jofeph Eggiefton. There were two ballots,
s;;i .hs., nncd q folIcwe
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INTER ES7ING 70 YioUV, LdDIJ @

'HB Sf1dies and Bxsyejjfs Of tBs f." HiiGanJ9p,s
Sfb'oi FIR Fs7aafs Hye,.t7iqa and atsqmfGeuea,,,"
ToHi ff4S Aap commence on cA,,gsd and s1ae6 i,4
P,oOtd Pia7 tpbiP 9eesoa Of f7eo ereciSaf Eenole
Teabfyt pre1it 10, ne dssegfoy ig,St2ioa Of Bs es
pm ~ ErghS, oad in Frerrb eonpsrasn, bcie u0,e all
vareei FpOse, of Geography, Hfoyy and H> br,,e;6J.
" ne FyeTe6 language 1piH Be a6slby eisnsS and tas
miiiar Letf4re, eqiepiatd 10 Aalaj5 he dGesge, ard
Alfi1y all f5s aAS,e0reah efhis,ayy sBpIis~siss.
RHSasy1Vg, J1s. T. TSt,
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Tarlteu Woodfon wac Of courfe eieGed. As
there are only four Major Generals in the tafe,
and in cafe of a draft Of the Militia, it is pro-
babIe that they will not rife en- ma6e, but
march In Jingle divhon, under the command
of Jingle Major.General, the Office now FL
led mutt be deemed an important part of our
military fyfem. We are pleafed that the man
now called upon to I'll it, was one of the old
diflinguifhed officers in the revolution.
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Qitrtinu.

THE Sale of, SOCKS by Auction. will COM
Il mence This Evening, at .HfhYau Prirb.
ard't Bookstore. Catalogues may be had at
the place of fale. Ian. =.
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TO BE RENTED.

~ DE : LII,
a BRICK HOUSE, near that of Mr.. Robert
1 \ Gordon, on the Hill, calculated TO accommo-
date Email family comfortably; attached to it i:
half acre of ground well inclcf-d.
GEO. GREENHOW.
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Ga motion. ordered, that the coln.rttee 60 ~l,6m
was referred the memorial ofthe preiiden. and direct
ors the Lower James river company, have leave
report by bill
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FOR SHE OR HIRE,
a Very excellent COOPER, a young man
I \ ailout o5 years old, of good chara6ter.-
Enquire of the printer. JAM. snaw
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!g iuns, va.
On account of the pnl

ON account OF the purchale of unap-
propriatedlands
FrolI. clerks OF cnnrts
ffsm inlpecturs Of tobacco
From. finiry perio:is for the redemp-
ton Of their laud returned ior the
non-paymcnt OF tine taxes
FsoM iuitl-y perions on funiry ac-
counts, including $3.50 dolls. on ac-
count 81 the dividend on the Rate
ihares in the James river company
Oh account of militia fines
From the RICHTER OF the land-ofiice
oil account OF fees
For competition or furveys
Aud from theriEs On account of the ar
rearages of she certificate taxes
Making in the whole with the faid
balance remaining on the faii Goth
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-01-07

The dihentation on the Land Laws of yir-
giHia ihall be commenced in our next paper.
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