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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-12-11
ENOCH SULLIVAN,
oRFERs ,r6R SAFE,

OFFERS FOR SALE,
1ft bis Jezveiry Store, nearly ob6offe tie EcoI,.
Il COMPLETE aaortment Of Gold, Gilt, Sill.
"a yer, Plated, Japand S, Cutlery Ware, YARNS,
Iea-Pots, Sugar Difhes, Milk Pots and Spoons,
kinis and CATERS and bottle Sliders.
Silver Watches. Seals, Keys and Chains. and Watch
Materials, Sand Cruc:bles, Ladies and Gentlemen's
Morocco Pocket Books, ar.i P1rles, Glove Ties, e.
iac Carriers, fix Puries &c. Ivory and bone chef
men and boards, Backgammon Tables Battle Doors
ana Shuttle Cocks tatin wood Tea Caddies Ladies &
Sentiemen's dreiiiug Gales, patent Sufpenders hs.
lovers, &c. Guns, horienlens and pocket Pihols.
swords and Dirks, fword Knots Belts, Sa(hes. Fpau
Iees' military Feathers, &C. Flutes Flies, Drums.
Vio!iA Strings, &c. Powder Faiks f,ot Belts bird
Nets, gun Hammers and Flints, Whips, Canes with
anc "ithou, Swords, hsct Jacks and Hooks, Spurs
forie Phiemes, &c. Racrs and rafor Strops fhayjpg
Boxes and braifes, Violet and Windfor Soap, hair
fowder, Bags, Pulis s, Pomatum, tooth Powder.
licences, Reaves's Coiorc, tambore Needle Cafes.
PinsaRd Needles, Settlers and Thia,bles, hair Lead
ana Slate Pencils, ivory Papsr Folders letter Racks,
&c Ivory, 1Tortofeihell and Horn Combs. GOGGLES
Sopettaces and Cafes, key and curtain Rirgs. Ink
tands, Tobacco and Snuff Boxes Cand!eiiicks and
3nutiers, bread Baisets Waters, Tearrays, Knives
and Forks, Britannia Metal Mugs, Tea Pots, tea
aud table Spoons glals globe lamps FOR Halls, tooth
comb, Cloths, hearth, Floor, icrubbug & lhse Bria
With variety Of other articles connected with the
~oVv- enumerated
Articles OF Jewely Silver Ware, will be execn-
ted TO patterns or description, with dilpatch.
Hishea price viii be given for old gold or ilver.
Z. SULLIVAN.
Nov IL If.
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THE SUBSCRIBERS, UNDER THE FIRM OF
LESUEUR 81 SAUNDERS.

Inform their friends and tbe tuJHe, that ties
SVW continue TIE COMlEISSION GnGne/j, late
y done by C. s. T. Sgmder5. g,bry bromill
TIE RriasF attention TO tie iafereRj eff t5oe
qvbo mGy Javor tbrm zvifb eonEgnageaf5.
Thy are 7oz0 rceecirg g'rerai and exte v a6yfneg.
Of GROCERIES, 7rb;eb gvW be e1Syed for E,lk
Wboi5faie and Retail, he io7crE ftrmt ami nJi,rl
ese5if in l5e fore iasiy oesnpiadby dleE;5 WHiian
.a'KeTzis y Ce.off9ffe lie Tndns Office Of 1It1;s.
Freg'' y 1ho1sn,s-a1'0ag 7Obieb tie J6iis7Oing
ayijclet
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DROWN SUGAR Of Bar Iron, German. Crav-
- hyperion quality, ley's g, Differed steel,
Di';o ditto fscond ditto. Antigua & Jamaica Rum.
bet Green Coffee, Very Old Antigua Rum,
Satin Sacks, Holland Gin.
Mol1i,' and Treaele, Cogniac Brandy, Of very
Picked Salmon, hyperion cuality,
Scoten BARLEY, Race Ginger, Pepper,
Madeira, Post, Sherry 3: Pimento, NutInegs,
Malaga Wine, Mace, Cloves &; Cin-
ireii Muioatel Raiilns < namon,
Currants, Frsih London Munard,
SOFT Shsiied Almonds, in lmall boxes,
Copperas, Bea Fotant Indigo and
Sapetre, Fig Blue, of fuporiur
Eng!iih GunPowder, quality, in boxes of
Patent Shot, well aiIorted, 90 lbs each.
Hibberts Brown Stout Frelh Capers, Oil, &c.
and Porter, Frefh Gunpo,vder,
Ben SPanith Segars, Tea in Gamblers,
Caldwell, Frainrr y Cos Ditto by the ID.
SUP RING Chocolate, Young Hylon do of tbe
New York Candies and firft quality,
Soap, II. England & Bullok',
sPermacetti Candles, Cheefe.
JOHN L. LESUEUR,
c. II. SAUNDERS.
O9ober 10. #.
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WILLIAM M'CABE,
WATCH MIXER:

As taken part OF the Store, occupied by Melirs.
= Johnion * Reat, few door, above the Bell
Tavern, and oppoiite Col Msyo's new Building ::
where all commands in his line VIII be punually at
tended to.
November %. o,w.,
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JOHN PUMFRFY.

BOOK-BLNDER g STATIONFR.
- EGS leave inform his friends and the public
Al that he has removed to the Eoufe formerly &C.
cupied by MeGrs Dunfnure & Turner, two doors
below his old aand, where he keeps conGantly on
hand, made of materials of the fin quality, aud bel
wcrknianihp,
Letter Books, Record Books,
Invoice do. SherifTs do
Tobacco do. Pocket Iedoer..
Day do. Memorandum Books rul-
Journals aud I.edgers, ed and plain,
Accom-, Current Books, Copy Books,
Bill Books, Z Cyphering do.
Receipt do. TIC. 10. is,.
With variety of other articles ufed in Mere antile
and Legal Projections which he offers for lae on the
mot liberal terms.
HAS ALSO FoR sALr-
Writing Paper of all Pocket Books and Ia
kinds blets,
Drawing do. Quills and made Pens of
Blue BlOtting and Cart various prices,
ridge DO. Penknives,
Wrapping do. Specimens and Pocket
Parchment and PATE do.
boards, PLAYING Cards.
Ink Powder Black and MefIage do
Red, Rive's Water Colours &,
Japan and Common Ink, India Ink,
Durable Ink, for mark Lead Pencils Black and
ing on Linen with a I Red,
pen, Camel Hair Pencils,
Iuk-stand, of various Slate and Slate Pencils,
kinds, tSe. tJs.
Iikewire an afTortment Of School Books, and Pa
per Hangings. Books ruled and bound TO any pattern
Orders faithfully executed, and Book Binding of
every Description performed with fidelity and dpatch
N. y. Elegant Looking Claaes and Prints in bur
niihed Gold FraNes
Nov q. ep3w.
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JOHN SOUTHGATF.

4 t the houis lately occupied by Melrs. Thomas
1 a and Amos Ladd, and directly oppofte the u
MON Tavern, sers for fae, pretty general alIort-
mens eff
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~ TIE FARMERS VIRGINIA ALMA
MACK, for the Year 1907, printed by Thomas
!titche, is nov FOR fa!e, by the gro(s, dozen or
Jingle, at the ENQUIRER bookstore.
ALso-A General Ahortmsi:t of Lawyers
and Sheriff: BLANKS, juf printed
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FOR SALE,

FOR Sale,
HE HOUSE and LOT on Shoesoe- Hill. al.
preient occupied by Capt. Benjamin Sheppard.
poieng every accommodation for family, and one
an'ongtt the noa airy & elegant uations in the ci
ty--
ALso-.An un'mproved LOT adjoining the above
pnrchafer will be allowed great accommodated in
the t,avr,sn+ rs
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DISSOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE.

DISSOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE.
sNHE COPAR rNERStIIP Of c. and r. saun-
ders, sdiloyed by mutual content. All debts
due by the concern will be aduHed and paid by Ie-
.ueur and Saunders who alone authorized to fet-
tie all claims due to and by the concern.
G. ". SAUNDERS,
TARLTON SAUNDERS.
-. Z. Thofs indebted are re5ucaed to make i'm.
mediate payment no further indulgence can be gi-
ven.
LKSUEUE, & SAUNDERS.
Nov. %. f.
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FROM THE WESTERN WORLD.

Tx Ktafneky Stanih aGcsiatiOn, B!oms,'s fon.
lS'r@cy, and general Miranda, expedition.
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5000 VT. SALT PETER'D BACON,
1000 VT .frit quality N ENGLAND CHEESE,
10 srois BOTTLED CYDER
y few buihcls GLOVER SEED,
40 pieces PAPER fIANGlNCS.
For Sale by
EDWARD HALLf1I
- cOnAantIy for Hire-An Excellent Carriage
and Hories-apPly above.
NAV u. estf
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NOV. II. s.
~ B. an Grf5orjIdfs j:.Y nine /ayes ir IL. AfEa.-
;JeRey Turnpike = -
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-17
GENTLEMEN.

1cS LEMtN,
Feeling di.s and grateful sense of
The honor conferred by The address before
me, especially as ii comes from number
81 gentlemen whose talents I revere,
whose Characters am bouns 10 hold in
he highest estimation and whose good
opinion shall be always ambitious 10
merit: though am conscious, that the
Grafton which had The honor 10 deliver
cannot meri! the Appreciation you are
please 20 give IL; yet such as il is; il
hall be =, your disposal. viii extend
he notes 10 which recur'd and furnish
he manuscript.
have the honor 10 be with every sen.
i'men' cl esteem, gentlemen your obedl
eni servant ]. f. MOORE.
Col. Alexander Smylh ard ,he2
gentlemen wi,hbim associated,
July l6, 1906.
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ABINGDON, Virgo July &c, 1906.

SIR,
The Subscribers having received much
mournful satisfaction from your eloquent
address this day delivered. request that
you will favor the public with the perusal
thereof.
ALEX AMBER SMYTH,
ALEX. S. WA KER,
WM THOMSON,
DAVID CAMPBELL,
A. N'HENRY,
FRANS. SMITH,
EDW ARD CAMPBELL,
JEPTHA +. MOORE, esq.
OF the bar of Washington.
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VIM Saunders.
Powhatan. Aug. 3lst, 1875 w.
Racing at .Slury Courthouse,

- -~t'' ''"N~'SN)
AjI ILL commence on "Wednesday the 5h
w November. and continue three days
First day. Post Sweepstakes for Ccits ana
Files. two years old and The advantage mic
heats, carrying each feather; entrance TWEEN
TY DcLLARs, ten colts entered and Subscrip,i
On closed
Second day. the Sury Jocky Club Purse Of
THREE HUNDRED and FIFTY Dollars, three
mile heats
Third day. (Friday) ,he Prop'isror's Purse of
ONE HUNDRED and FIFrY Dollars, two
mile heats An persons who start horses for
this purse viii be required TO pay the sum of
TWENTY DOLLARS exccDt members OF The
Club, and from thsrn an enrrance of EIGHT
DOLLARS will be required.
The weights of rhe cour.e are as follows:
aged horses, lbs. $50
6yeaTs old, 100
years old, 40
years old, 100
years old, Sc
CHARLES II. GRAVES, Secretary.
Agreeable to the rules of the club a meeting
will be h-ld at Mr.. David Prices. on Wcdnes.
day evening. the 5,h November Good stables
and liter furnished race horses gratis BY
DAVID PRICE.
Proprietor Of ibe Course.
Surry county. Bah Septc mbet 1906 tR
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-17
ron SHE,
MY PLANTATION,

CIruATsp in the County Of Chesterfield
~ on both sides Of Failing Creek seven
mile from Manchester. adjoining the Lands of
col. Matthew Cheatham. and Mr. Branch Cheat.
ham, containing 400 acres. 200 of winch are
cleared ard IN coed order, the balance well-tin
bered and equal 20 any on he Geek The Dwell
ling house q kitchen new he dwelling house has
three rooms ard passage on he lower floor,
and ,hTee above---,hS Kitchen 20 by 30 feet.
with other Necessary out houses; all of which
are in good trpair. with Avn excellent peach aud
apple otchsri also, two valuable mill seats lying
on the above Creek The payments will be one
half on making a right. the balance in two.an-
nusl 9aymenis, to be secured b. deed of trust on
the LanL
The purchaser SIT be permitted 10 sow a
crop of wnea INN diaieIy and possession given
the h,.t day OF n cvembef next The land can
b. saewn any person b. application 10 the sub-
scshc' living Oh the premises, and the pdee
made known.
William Cheatham.
septerber s 1906 2w'
blank BON DS
For sale at this Obce.
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~ consequence or my intended rc
! mova TO he STATE of Icnnessee; l shall on
Friday the 10th day of Oanbr next if far. II
not he neXi fair day oA'es for SAX upon the
plantation N which uow live, in Pnwharan
county, known by the name Gf S u,hern Giehe
all my growing crop of CORN FODDER and
OATS, plantation III ensiis OF ali kinds, house
hold and kitchen furniture. all my stock of
horses, among which TWO very fine young
mules. all my stock If sheep. hogs, and cattle
among which are number of milk COWS. with
calves, and one yoke of oxen, mos, of,hem prime
young cattle; gigg, with ser Of good plate,
harness, and one OK cast Cash will be expect
ed for some of these articles the particulars Of
which viii be made known the day of saie.
In the meantime will treat p,iyare.y for any of
the above property.
VIM. Saunders.
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n O L &c E :.

a PPREEENSIONS for the
IA health of his family having disa-
bled the subscriber from abiding per-
manently at Norfolk, he has removed
to the city Of Richmond, and fixed his
Office in the house, near the capitol,
lasely occupied by the commissioners of
loans. He proposes to practice law in
the federal court, court of appeals and
chancery court in Richmond, and viii
continue also to practice in the chan
Gerry district court of Williamsburg,
and district court of Suffolk.
VIM. WRIT.
Richmond, Aug. 4, 1906. vito
~ Y(tEIl1(l ArLl ~ N " nv -, I,II u - Y
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{ -Four DoHas Per Annuni.. .paidin aduanee.
DY virtue of deed of trust execu.

pY virtue of deed of trust execu-
I-B ted TO the subscriber by Richard Farrer. de-
ceased. of the cou,.'y Of Albemarie, for the pur-
pose OF securing the payment of 4 debt due to
Rives. Murphy and Co. therein specified and
all charges attending the execution of the trust,
WILL BE SOLD,
To the highest bidder. for ready money, on Sa-
,ufday the 11th OF OCTOBER next. 1T the dwelling
house CT the said Richard Farrer. dec in the
county aforesaid. THE FOLLOWING PRO.
FERTY VIZ: One negro man. named Squire.
one named Jacob, one named Watt, and one
named Iiaac-aso. one negro woman named
Betty, and one named Rachel, and their increase,
IT any since the executing CT the trust.
Daniel Higginbotham, Trustee.
Amhersr couu,y. Sept Sd. 1906. 4w
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FLANK BONDS
For sais at this OGce.
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HAGrIR Imne &

HAGUE, June S.
lis eXcellency Mr.. r. r. S,himmeIpepninck
has this dsy rSGgned his pof of chief penGopa.
ry, in 'hc tpecial and extraordinary aGcmbIy, BY
the following letter:
1ty Lora5 end Heb Rig5!iueGcs,
inlfo1uch as have found but too iuf resfon,
owing 10 the deliilitsted fate OF nv health for
fnme time paf, and particularly the Apparent
deprivation of my eye-fght, TO Withdraw from
the arfuoufneiS of buinefs, Gill the conlidera-
ton OF my duty, and the encouraging hone of
being of real benefit to my country. has. 'till
now, withheld me therefron, 70 which the fi,n-
alton wherein shis country found tfelf during
the late renewal of war, which brought the
e"eny on our frontiers, rendered this 1ep At
that period often le!s proper. At prc:;,nt. my
lords, thete weiglrty reafons NOT exiting any
longer, and the cow Zion that by- further fer.
vices i'll nav preleut fate, and the f.uation oe
public affairs, could not he more Of any rea,
benefit to my country, | have refplyed To- leave
pot Tor which conceive myfelf no longer
fitted 70 he of ufc TO ny fellow-citizene.
therefore have rrcourGe to the priyi,eoe
granted in art. III ofthe contribution, aud REIGN
this my appointmert, as grand penfionary to
this aGcmbly of your Observation-Disclosures.
L leave TINS pot with inward convictions 70
have attempted, as much az depended from me.
what tended tn the welfare of nv fellow. citi
1crs. leave it imprened with the moff CRATE
fuI Acknowledgements for the many proofs of
confidence which the aGembly Sc my fellow
citizens have repofed in me. acknowledge for
1t to all the members of the aIembly, and thro'
your Observation-Disclosures to the whole nation, nv
ltncere gratitude, with afurance that the plea.
ling recollection will attend me in this my re-
treat.
And with this parting from the cIofe connec-
ton N which my appointment had placed me
ttnntne aiem6lYo or yosr high migh,ineiIcs, pray
the Almighty will take under his fpecial care 2.
protection my country, which will ever I've above
ali dear 10 nc, promote the welfare of its inha-
hItants, and that your -nightinesses, both
IN your perious and families, may experience
her hiefings.
(Signed) RI. ScHrumkLpBNvrxcx.
Connlerhgncd by c. g. Huffman, fccretarv
of rate.
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FOR SALE,

WHAT ex;endVe and valuable property formerly
L owned by Prsney Thornton, Efq. and Iate the
property of Sharp Deany, efq. deeeated ftuated in
Northumberland county, Rate Of Virgins three miles
from the Court-hnufe, laying on the Potomac, nearly
oproii,e Point Lockout. This property condts Of
ah7ut 800 acres of LAND, 100 acres of which i.
fertile low grounds, well adapted the growth of In
dian corn, tobacco and every kind Of fnaII grain and
highly important for grazing Thefe lands naturally
rich and fertile, capable Of the highen improve
mem, having ne1haufibie Iourcrs of Tea weeds c,a
uron the hores eay Obtained and irga quantities of
eyler ihells The hores and Indian Banks in di;.-
ret parts nj the land, fonc valuable narih easy re-
Skinned may be adapted either to graf, OF eci,urs.
There is on the prentice fubltantial bu'It brick
d. ling houe. two Rori"s high, upwards of 30 feet
front, we'll fahed well built brick hovres FORM
iasa qnare with the dwelling houf ard ufed as Of
fees, upu ards Of 80 feet by go, in COOL repair
brick fable with Halls for 81 borfes and large cnaeh
houfe in the middle; brick dairy; a brick hou.e
uied as E-honfe, and alto an eItenive frame barn
THERE'S good proportion of wood land included
in the 100 acres, heavily covered with white OAK
hickory and chefnpt, and considerable quantity of
hne thriving locua, red cedar Wd wild cherry
The high lands couffs az 500 or more acres. Of
good quality Level, and affords good opportunity Of
Improvement.
This properly wibe fold Together or divided into
convenient farms TO Gut purchaiers. Pofefiion will
be Immediately given. further defcription of tn.
properly IS thought u1nsceary as perlons inclined to
purohaie will no doubt view the land
Application to be made to John Murphev, Wef-
nioreiand county, or to Tanes Moore on the nrsni-
les who duly authorized to make conditional con-
traas for the fanic.
Jane TO- iaw2m
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VALUABLE LOTS ATROcKETTs,
FOR SALE.

Tie Su5fcrihcr intending fhortly Tor Europ. IS
= d"irou' 70 fell the whole of his Property in ri,
C,fy and peghboriood for the greatpl part of Vhi.h
long credit will be given. The property at Rock
efts joins the uTper wharf Of MefTrs. Picket Pollard
"d Jnhnlon, extending in nrair lire upon the RE
YER more thar 100 feet, until bounded By the Mari
onS live; thrrce rinHing noT:herlv upwar,s Of 700
feet t It meets the Main-5tree. ul above the ware
hnrie, where II narrows 70 from: Of near 10 fee,
!; has a''o FROST on wa,er-lreet of $50 feet, Ou
'heie los are two DWELLING HOUSES, aud on
the MAin-Street 4 Store, with Il Smoke. Houis and
Stahi-.
From che growing commerce Of the City, this pro.
PeTty ndt m1rtiy increafe very much in yilue in
7fn"eh as It contains fhe whole fpacr on which
w'arYs' ca be maize shove the pren,ife, Of Mrgrs
Piekr't P"ll1rd srd Iohnfon.
pat Of the above property may he fr"n and fa7.
ter inTmV'ion rrGreeing it, and his other property
10 ss riZh5orhood win b. given by the fnhtr;bsr
who viii i'e~ The different Prem;lcs to any parton
wiihinz to purchs!e
n coAiiderabie bargain r'ay be had in any Part e
the Ahovs property f'~ rais.
JOHN BAiIK9.
IaRs n (I)
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LAND FOR SALE.

On tie jseoni Saturday IN Aygua NEST, -.M BE e.psd
9fRe at PG5ae due70r, at jain 4fndt,az's Taot,n,
ia tie Town Of Nr.u- C,risn,
OK LOTS OF LAND, being parcels Of ,raa
~ formerly held By Colonel Samuel Jourdan, which
lately divided By the fubicrber, into feverai
fnaller tracts Three of the lots 6tuz.ed be-
tween James and Slate rivers and the other three,
the fouth de Of Slate river, adjoining the lands Of
Mr.. Robert Nicholas, aud Mr. Stephen Geurant
The land is well tpbered, and is favorable for the
culture ct tobacco and whea,; and part Of it is
more difant than three miles from az excellent mer-
chant mill land the whole is convenient to good ma
vigation. Plots of the land will be left with Mr..
Walter Irvine, OF NewCanson, and the lines will be
eay traced as they are very generally known in the
i,eighborhood.
One fourth Of the purchafe money will be de-
n,nuded the delivery Of the deed; the balance to
he divided into two equal annual naalnisnts Occurred
upon the property, by dsed of truR.
JOHN ADAMS.
Juno g. (Gawtdf.)
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[VoLumE 8.

thing more. This was intended for the benefit
OF perfors having fina,l incomes and large f,nj.
lies, and was allowed initcad of exemptions I'M
der the Property tax.
June 8.
| ny the lat accounts received from NORTH
Americi we find, that our frigates which cru fc,
of Sandy Hook have again given caufe of feri.
GUS complaint. taludng to the conduit of the
Leandcr and Cambran in the murder of Pierce.A
We TAU doubt the correctness OF all the reports
which are publi!',ed in tie American papers. We
are in the meanwhile extremely anxious to learn
what has really Pafled, " every Euglifhman mutt
feel partcs'ariy intere'fed, where the true ho.
nor az his couatry is a. fake, and the repore
which has reached us of the murder of Pierce
! is bnt too syeN calculated 10 jx9ify THE hyions
complaints eUbieb Race OF late brem ,noIc 5y 70.
reign nations, Gssin2 tie conduit ooar erui,fry.
BALTIC TRADe.-The aggregate value of the
exports. from all the Baltic ports to all places.
according 70 the prime cor fiipped on board.
may, in greater exporting years of cora, h..
reckoned to amount to NO leis fun than pa,
millions fteriiug. a.
When there is no great expectation of grain.
the difference in amount in the R,ltic trade ia
con.lderahie the ordinary quantity of corn
eSportedis annually about two millions fternps
which ia more THAI the regular produce of all
our Wcf-Iuda Hands put Together
The ihare which Great Britain has of the
B9ltic trade (nnt taking grain into cslculstiop,a
amounts 20 at lean two thirds OF the whole. f,
that 1.-The Battle trade is a very Iofiny one TO G.
Britain.-We might raif. I'll the articles VIC
take from tina. quarter amongf ourfelycs at
home. or in our own plantations, and empIby
the fame qnantty of !hppiog, and the fans.
number of men at Leaf.
The amount of Brtifh produce and mani.
features only. exported to the Baltic and North.
ern States Germany excepteh1 on the average
or the lat three years, have been only POO,
ooo Whit our importation of their produce
and manufactures from thence, in the f;rit cof.
has been near sooo,oool. fteriing per annum in
the fame period. -
The number of trading vefIeIs belonging to
the ttates and nations around the Baltic, incInd-
ing thoie OF Norway and Hoifein. in 1904.
was asa, carrying about 49s,4l7 Britilh tons.
In three of'he NOT remarkable years. 1900,
1901, and 1902, the following is The fatement
ot srituh dforeisn fhppins employed in this
trade -