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MONDAY, March %.

<'ho"hh ~.
!. confidential mefTage was received from the
Prehdent of the United States, which was read
with clofed doors.
~ to caufe 20 be furveyed the coat of North
Carolina, between Cape Hatteras and Cape
Fear, was read third time and paGed--Ayes 70.
A bill for laying ont and making road from
Cumberland in Maryland to the fate of Ohio,
was read the third time.
MIR. Holmes moved to poRpoue the bill in
definitely, and obferved that If this motion pre-.
vailed. he fhoud offer mosiog for the an
pointment Of commissioners by the PRECEDENT to
explore route.
Meffrs. Sloan, Bard, Clark, DIN, Yindlcv and
Jackfon Imported and Mcfirs. Mac Crsery,
Bedinger, Lyon and r. Melton oppofed this
motion, which was difasreed to--Yeas So
Nays 81.
The qucftion was then put o, the pafsge of
the bill which vas carried in the affirmative.
Yeas SIS Mays SO.
Mr.. John c. Smith from the confereee on the
dliagreeing votes OF the two Houfes on the bill
for the relief of Peter Landais, reported A re.
commentator to the Iioufe To recede from
their disagreement to the amendment Of TIE Sc
nate--in which recommendation the Ioufe i'm
mediately concurred, and the bill has confe.
quently pafed the two Houfes.
The Houfe took up the amendments ofthe
Senate to the bill etablif,ing rules for the go.
yernment Of the armies of tbe United States, 20
fome of which they agreed, and difagreed to
others.
The Ho3Ee agreed TO fone ofthe anendments
propofed by the Senate TO the bill fixing the
compenfations of the officers of the two Houfes,
and difagreed TO Others.
Mr.. DAYTON reported yefoIution in favor OF
the prayer ofthe memorial of Robert Peters
aud others, in which the Houfe concurred, and
appointed committee TO bring in bill.
Mr.. Y. Mellon reported A bill making fur.
Their appropriation towards completing the
fourth wing of the Capitol, which was r-ferred
to committee Of the whole tomorrow.
The Houfe lrefolyed itfclf into committee
Of the whoe-Ma. GsBco in the char--on
the bill pretending the eFset in each ftate of the
records OF judgements and DEGREES of courts in
every other Rate who reported the bill with
out amendment; when it was poaponed till to-
morrow.
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ito Be eontinned.j
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
FRIDAY, March 81.

Aeport was received from the Pot matter
general, fating the obftrufions in the route
from Athens to New Orleans, and the expence
of hsrfe road, which was referred tn the com.
mitteeof the whole, to whom was referred the
genrai appropriation bill.
Mr.. Clinton prefented a memorial from the
citizens of the city of New-York, urging the
expectancy and 1ecefiity of more efficient
protectian of that port agant external danger,
and praying that New-York may be aligned as
the haroor for thoie fhips of war not in actual
fervice.
Referred to a committee of the whole on the
tafe of the union.
Mr.. Early offered the following refo!ution
Refo'vcd, That the Handing and felea com.
mittees be directed to report on all the bufinrfs
heretofore referred to them and now depending,
before the lat "Wednesday of the prefent month.
Mr.. j. c. Smith oppofed this motion, and tug.
eetted the prnpriety of acting on the refoIution
relative to an adjournment. -
Mr.. Early Withdrew his motion, and faid that
he would psrfue this courfe.
Mr.. Thomas, from the committee ON pofs of.
noes and paft roads, reported hill relative 10
the eitah'Ihment of new roads, Sc. which was
referred TO committee Of the whole on MONDAY
next.
MIR. Early withdrew the refoIution offered by
him few days fince relative to an adjournment
and fubitituted in lieu thereof refoIution dj,
rreeting the Prefldent ofthe Senate and the Spea.
ker OF the Houfe of Representatives, to a,liorrn
the two Houfss on the 6rR Monday of April.
Mr.. Smile moved poaponement nf the con.
liberation ofthis refolution until Monday week.
to allow in the interim, time for the adoption Of
the national buinefs before the Houis.
Mr.. Early Unclaimed any intention to defeat
yne meaiure iliuded to by the gentleman from
Pennsylvania.
After fome further debate the motion of poft.
ponement prevailed.
M. Crowninlhied from the committee Of
Commerce and Manufactures. reported bill
for building light houfes in MafIachufetts. &c.
winch was referred to committee of the whole
on Monday.
The fame committee made a report on the
memorial of the Inhabitants of Nantucket, un.
favorable to the prayer of the petitioners.
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fne art'cIes cruuerated ~ tbs bill are th{
fame as thpte contained in the refaiution on
which il was framed.
Mr.. Mur,ford moved TO fi.lshe blank left for
tne time, whenthe bill is to take effe6t, with s.
November uext.
Mr.. J. Clay moved the FRI of January, and
Mr. Crowninihicid the firit of July.
MIR. Mun,fprd iaid while they were charging
n foreign government with f.rpriins their com.
merce, he hoped they would not do the f,rpe
thing thcmt:lyes. He was therefore oopoicd
to the firit of July, and in favor of the sth No
vembsr.
MIR. Bidwell fpoke in favor OF filing the
blank With the Isth of November, and Mr..
Bl0ckfscseio favor of the firft Of July.
Ga agreeing to the 6rft of January the Houfe
diviie'i--Ayes a7-Noes s7-the federal me,n-
6ers voting IN the affirmative.
On agreeing to the 18th of November, E..
members rofe on the affirmative iide-carrfsd.
On tins Queision the federal members likewife
voted in the affirmative.
On motion of mr.. A1Mmfay4, a blank was 6ll.
ed, 10 as to make the fiction amended read as
follows:
WoolIen cloth. Whole invoice price fl,all
exceed GDe billings ferlins per J9aare ysrd."
Mr. j. Clay moved to add to the enum Grated
articles kIank books, which motion was difagreed
to-Ayes 39--Noes 81.
motion, made by Mr.. Barker to add From
s3Ao'v sVase, ihafed the fame fate-,Ayes ss-
Noes So.
After fome further amendments, not touching
the principle IF the hill. the committee role and
reported their agreement to the bill. ,-,,,.,
The Houic Immediately couiidered and a.
greed {" the amendments, and ordered the bill
to he enerofrd for . third reading ,to.murrow
without diviion.
On motion of Mr.. Daztyou the Hout. refolv.
ed Ittelf into committee Of the whole on the
tate Of the union-MR. GREGG in the chair
on the retolutons for the better protection of
cur ports and harbours.
Inc hgf refoiution for appropriating $50, 600
dollars for the better protection Of ports and
es-Noes 40. ~
The Eseord refolutiou was read for the appro-
pr'ation of 100000 dollars for building gun
boats. o e'
Hir. Dawion moved to 1rke out this fun, and
leave = blank, with the view of filing il with a
larger FUN in cafe the third refoution ihould be
difagreed to.
This motion was diGgreed to--Ayes Sc.
When the refolution was agreed to-Ayes
~.
The third refolutien was read, appropriatine
oeo'ooo dollars towards the building of fix line
A>Swto" moved 10 nrike out 100000
dollars. and line of battle ipa, 70 as to coniine
ehe retolution to an appropriation gneray,
for naval purpofes.
This motion was lo6-Ayes 10.
When Meffrs. Matters, Lyon and Cook fpoke
at coniiderable lsnth in favor of the refoluti..
on.
The queffion was then taken on the rcfoIuti-
on, which was reje eted-only 80 members rofe
in favor of il.
rrSt
The Houie confidered the report. wien the
tir't reiolution was agreed to--Yeas 7s--
Neyes 81 -
The fecond agreed to-Yeas el-Nayes 81 -.
And The third difagreed to--Yeas IS NAYS
70. N'''
WherenPEon committee was appointed to
bring in bill.
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conrfe TO direa taxation on the farmer. who
will he unable to pay, for-ths wsnt Of price
for his produce your merchantsbecoune bank
rupts and You diftrefs the aericu,,uralifts.
The fame h",. gentleman from Pcnnfyivania,
has further obferved {" Il will he f,ch fnock
upon G. Britain, me will no. be able to endure
it." Let that gentleman reflect on the wealth
and maritime power of that country. Ever
tnce my memory, the approaching ruin of @.
Britain has been frequently foretold, after all
the anxiety, after all the vain attempts, they
yet regulate the commerce Of the world. !
mutt confefs, have bur little faith in under
taking commercial regulations with that nation,
and believe we fhaII fl,ew a very pretty fisure
IN the attempt, and he obliged to recede with
dif:race, and cannot vote for the prcfent rcfo.
luton.
fTe Be continued
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TUESDAY, March os.

Ca motion of Mr.. Mamf5rl the fIouCe re-
iolVed itielt into \ committee of the whole
Mr. NIcHoLsos in the chor--ou the biz pro-
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TllFeI ., nv = ik1 Zs'
On the 9TH inf. at Munich, was celebrated
the marriage Of Prince Engene Beauharnois, ZION
Of the French Empress by her former hpfband,
iince adopted by Bonaparte) with the Princef,
Augufta Amelia of Bavaria.
We are aGure6 that orders have been given
to augment the Hotill1 at Bologne, in as much 40
the Grand Army will foon return to the coat.
JANUARY %.
The Rochefort fquadrsn has returned o port,
after cruiZe of iol daya.--It has taken one
man OF war, Hoops, and 42 merchantmen.
Yeterssy his maiely, .fafroundsd by thc
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O9ober IL.
" IhNJllr 4.

VIRGINIA.
A.a Superior Court s C5aas1y bc'9 at he Ce.iid in
t5.ey IF RieJeori tie teat5 day IF September, 800.
Between
John M'Flac, executor oFthe tellament ard
laiI viii Of John Nl'Rae, deceafed, pltT.
and
Samuel Griffin and John Lewis and Mary
his wife Delts.
rgNHe defendants Samuel Griffin, not having en-
tered their appearance and given fccurity ac-
tording tie at of AfTeru6y and the rules OF this
conrt and it appearing the fasla6ion of the Court,
that they inhabitants Of this country mo-
ton Of the plaintiff By his councils ii is ordered, that
thg al defendants DO appear here the fir day OF
the uaxt Germ, and anfrver the bill Of the plaintiff,
aITha. cnry Of this order be forthwith inferred in
foaie newspaper rnbi1,ed in the city OF Richmond,
for r~o month, fuceefi vey, and pooled the front
dosr Of the Capita in the fad city.
a Copy Tefte,
p. TINSLEY, &C.
CSoher II. 0aw2n.
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JAMES STRATTRM

Taylor and Ra6h Maker, from PHILADELPHIA
- EGS leave to inform the gentlemen and lade, of
~ Richmond and the country, that he intends car
ryng on the above ouners in all its various branches
being well acquainted with the nevea falsiops. he
hopes from punetual,y aud afiduity to buiaels, to
deierve little of their patronage as nothing a be
wanting on his part to render fatisfataon to cuitom
ers; and for neat workmanihir, he pledges himielf
to have 1t done in the ne2teft manner
JAMES STRATTEN,
N B. His refidence is ca the Main Stree, Rich-
mond next door to David Loans
Oa. II. o,y,f
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JAMES WCRRAJI,.

IT as lately received general sad carefully az
IL iorted Cock of Drugs, Medicines, Pais;s, Pa
tent Medicines &c sc. which he offers for Ale, ar
the iir corner Gore, above the Eagle Tavern, lately
OCCUPIED by Meflrs. Pickett, Pollard and Tohnfon.
dis articles have been feletfed Of the fra quality,
and will be put up with the greateA care and exaef-
neis, on the lowea pofiblc terms. The whole of his
compound medicines, have been made by himlsf, with
The n,oa crupuouf attention, the directions of the
different Pharmaeopoias. s
Physicians favouring him with their prefcriptioas,
and country Merchants with their orders, may de-
pend on their being executed Pun2uaIly aud with
dfpa,ch.
N b. He has lately received from DIR. Solomon.
agent, at New York, freih fuppy of thofe invalua
Bile medicines, the Balm OF Cilaai and Anti Impete-
gines.
November %. oar.r
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IN CHANCERY.
Loaja, County, O7ober Court, 1906.
Jofeph Beekley PiuT.
agan6,
Robert Bell Benjamin Herfon, Jane,
Bate, and Warner Broaddus, Def'ts.
THE defendant Robert Bell, having entered
i his appearance and given feeurity, according TO
the at of Anembly and the rules of this court, and
itappearing the fatsfaaion of the COURT that lie
is not uhab,ant of this fate: therefore on the mo-
tion Of the plaintiff by his Attorney 1t is ordered
and decreed by the that the fad defendant Bell
do appear here the fecond Monday in January
next, and anfwer the plaintiffs bill, and chat copy
of this order be forthwith inherited in fome of
the public papers printed in the city of Rich
mond for eight weeks fuoceilvely, and ported at the
front door of the cour-houls of this county fone
SQUIRT day.
A Copy. Tehe,
JOHN PoiNDExTER, &C. L.c.
nov. IL. eo2m
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ON tie third Welao2ay in DeresIer next, 6aH sssr
Jsr(it to beb;g5eF bdstr, at Po1vIafn Csa,.-R On1:
Il BOUT thirty NEGROES, coniifipg of men,
~ women and children, on the following terms |:
one third cain and the balance in twelve months.
Bonds with approved fecurity will be required, earrv
ing nteret iron, the date, but if punuay paid, the
intereit viii not be demanded
WsI. RANDOLPH, .
Wilton, Nov. 4. .6c
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ROBERT JOHNSTON.

PEGS leave to inform his friends and the public.
ID that he has removed his Store from the houCe he
lately occupied oppote the Eagle Tavern, to one of
Mr.. Thomas Mitchell's new houfes nearly oppoGte
70 Mieiirs Taylor and Browns Vendue Office, where
he is now apening general afiar,ment of
DRY GOODS g IRCNMCNGFRT.
which he will diiPofs of at moderate profit.
N. B. File will Rent or Sell his Brick Tenement on
Sfoekoe-Eill, adjoining to MI. Robert Gordon's
October :. r.
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FOR SALE,

'HE LOT and HOUSES wherein T95g Raa,ii-
! ton, Eiq. the Brtih Coniu!, reddes on it are
three tory Dwci'iag Houfe, an O.Iice add Kitchen.
and other necenary Houies for family ufe a Wen OF
good Water, newly fitted, and Garden lately rallied
n, Ware H5ulc and Cellar under it the remain.
Of a WHAT, which viii make good foundation to
build with all the priyileJges Of los Gtu7ted On
the river, Of er;euding v,hasG
ALso--c7lt Acres Of well timbercd LAND v;;h
good Fi'Nery ou WiIioughby's Bay, taxing ~ the
mouth and paet oi Maion's Creek where tie bea Of
OFFERS sad :'a con b. conveniently taken.
ALso--A LOTir su,hheld, between Mrs. Pur.
dies and Captain T.dds lots--For terms arrlv 10
THOMAS NEWTON.
AUgua g. (fl
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Caoher II.
IN CuAfIcERY.

IN CUAfCERY.
P57o5afsa coSa.y Court, oF'Jy 10, 1906.
Tarlton Coz, Pli'f.
asajra,
Joiah Thonipror executor Of Toiah
Thompf9l, deeesied, aud Thomas
Watkins, Dshs
? 7J!S day came the r,s;1tiF BY John Lare, Ef
Z G1i-c, his attorney, aud the defendant, jofah
Th77Tla1, rot having euersd bis appearance aud
S'esr l~curiy according law, and the rules Of this
eDur, au. i aop.arnz 10 he latslaAion CT tne court
tia, the 81 l.lcnd-n, IS nor an inheoitant Of
this Rate Therefore, on the morton 81 the plaintiff
b. his artorNy 7io5esid, it is ordered that the Gid
defendant iolilh Thompfoo APPEAR here the third
Wsdueld4y ~ February next, and snfwer the Plain
tia BIZ, AID thl copy Of this order ne forthwith
In.:-'ci IN one pewsp PAPER printed III the city Of
Richmond Tor months luccsiIiveiy, and that ano-
chez cory b. NOTED the fro1t door of the COURT
hOu!e .. ih3eosnty tor two fucceiiive court days.
a Copy Teae,
JAMES POH@DEXTER. Crk.
Nov q. eot2mf.
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nov. IL.

VIRGINIA.
At Superior Cart Of Cbsne.yy, bsen at tie Csphsi
~ .mfbe city Of Rie5moaa, ot7sber s, SOC.
Between
William Settle, Francis Settle, and Richard
Harvey and Nancy his wife, late Nancy
Settle, which faid William, Francis and
Nancy Settle, the children of Ed
ward Settle, deed. P,,E,.
and
John M Settle, Sally Z. Settle, Polly Set
tie, Samuel Settle, Edward Settle, John
Filhback and Elizabeth his wife, late Eli
zabeth Settle, who are Devices of Ro-
fanna Settle widow of Edward Settle
decd. and William Morgan, Defts.
YE'HE defendants John Fin'back aud Elizabeth
4 his wife, not having entered .h-ir appearance
and given fecurity according tc sse act of Afemby
and the rules of this court ani it appearing to the
t.sfaion of the court that they inhabitants OF
this country; the motion of the plaintiffs by their
council, it is ordered that the iad DEFENDANTS do ap
pear here the Gra day of the next term, and an
fwer the bill Of the plaintiffs, and that copy of
this order be forthwith inherited in one newipaper
pubfed in the city of Richmond for two months
fleeelively, and poed the front door OF the Ca
pi,ol in the iaid city
A Copy. Tefte,
P. TINSLEY. &C.
October II. oaw2m.
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Johnson 8 REA9.
TEwELLERS y SILYEa. SMITHS.

TEWELLERS y SZL%E4- SMITHS,
Hraf /or !s az tier J7sy< t6ree ss,,s b-o7o Mfr,
Te15r oaf Broqgas Te1due one, end Es7y deer
15'se ne Bel Taoern, t6s foilozO:ue articles 4;s
fJLATED Tea Po;s, Sugar Dimes, and MIR Pots,
Tea Urns, Caaor Stands, Candle Sticks, Defert
Dihes, Sal; Stands, Table Spoons, Sugar longs, Con
let's Bread Bai-ets Deoanter Stands and plated ham
died Knives and Forks.
Silver, Table, Deiert, Tea, Soup, Teddy, Sauce,
Mullard, and Salt Spoons; Silver Mil, Pots, Tun-
bcrs, S1gar Tpngs, Salt Shovels Pncuihon Rims
and Chains Scinor Chains, Cloak Cllrps, Hooks and
Eyes, Netting Needles, Tooth and Far Picks, Bod
kins, Pencil Cafes Ihimbles Shell Snuff Boxes FLYER
mounted Fruit aud Penknives.
Tortoile(hell Combs ornamented with gold Of eve
ry ize and de!erpton from 10 dolls to so cents,
Cold Wascn Chains, Seals and Keys Of various pat
terms, elegant Pebble Seals, Pate and Gold Elrhoors
Of different ises and patterns, Miniature Settings OF
various iizcs, Mourning and Fancy Iocketts let and
Coral colourcd gold mounted Necklace let aud Car
net Necklace plain and neat Gold Neck Claims, Ena.
meiled Fancy aud Mourning Bracelets Cold, Cohonk,
and Silver Sleeve Buttons Cold Stuisfor the Reeve
and Collar; Plain, Stone, Heart, Dog Collar,
Topaz, Pearl, Cornean and Mourning Rings. and
Breat Pms of almoG every delcrip.ioa al OF which
with al additioralihPpy that they czpeG very ioon,
the cEer upon the MOE moderate tcrnii-rhey viii
1o rrnih aay article in the pate lire upon the ort-
cit no,ice.
NJ B. Tie highsH price given for old gold and ill
Ver December. ert'.
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VIRGINIA. TO 4v;. !.
October II.

PIRGINIH, TO EUit
ut Cbaaetry DRri7 Cert, bell in tie e;ty ef HG
4mjsms, tie 2s9 day Of Asyi, 1905.
Sarah Robins, widow and relia of Joihua Robins
deceafed, Arthur Robins, Sarah Robins, John Re-
bins, Jolhua Robins, Ann Robins and Charles Ro-
bins, children OF the laid Jolua Robins, deceaicd
tine laid Arm * Charles being infants under the age
oftwenty years, by the fad Arthur Robins, their
brother and next friend William Baines adaoinif-
TRAITOR Of the lad Joiua Robins, deceafed, and the
faid William Baines and Elizabeth his wife,
daughter of she faid Joihua Robins, decd. Psf's.
agEinG
Thomas Robins and Carvey Dunton, exccstors Of
Arthur Robins, deoeaied, Levin Aines and Brid-
get his vile, and James Bonnell and Mary his
wife. Deft's.
yBNHE Defendsnts James Bonnell and Mary hi.
4 wife, not having entered their appearance, and
given fecurity according to the a3 Of A6embiy, and
the rules OF this Court, and it appearing to the atif
fa9ion of the Cosrt that they nhab;iants of
this country, on the motion of the Plaintiffs by their
counfc, it is ordered, that the lsd defendants do
appear here tine fir day OF toe tern and an
fwer the bill of ie plaintiffs, and sat copy Of this
order be forthwith Inherited in onl- newpaP-r of the
CITY Of Richmond, for two months Iucceiiivey, and
psted at the front door CT the former Capitol in this
Gity.
Il Cgay,
ANTHONY ROBINSON, c.
O,aober IL. 2Se.
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gFLL TIEFRVyy

IL Sublcribsr begs leave to irforu mis- friends
! and the public, that he has taken the houfs in
M'nrhener, formerly called the Rfng- Sun rayern,
aud occupied by MIS-. Leaih, and having 1Irnis,ed
hnlef with good Beds and the ben liquors, Grain,
&c. ne AaiierS hmelf from paying particular st,cn-
ton, he will be able 70 give general fatisfagicn.
ROBERT McTYRE.
N. B. A Wagon and Fix Mules, good Riding
Horie, and jack Of good foek--for fale.
r. NJ.
Msnche1er, Dec. Q. r.
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NnvErE

= NOTICE.
= HE Members of ;he Mu.isl AGurance So
eiety, agiiut fire soid,pgs of the State of Vir-
gioa, hereby requedsd to attend tbeir annual
General hIcetiBg to be held at the Capitol, on the
ifG Mgldayin Ilauary H-zt which is she fifth day
of ;ac rai4 NORTH.
Any Nenb-r Who do,h nor attend, at the faid
M.enog, gi pctio1 ~ by proxy, viii 6s reprefented
by ras sember o. che zsste Legislature, Of the Coun-
~, fh.aeuaior ol the Dilra wherein fuch abien-
Sc sci3ss W.F.A5T,
frisei}si Asenf III. ii. S.
D~r.s. Iavfw
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FOR SALE.

4 Elegant Codcas, ,aell fnhed, with Plated
4 4 Ha,ntti ard pa,s of well matched HORSES.
ihoie hor'es can be recommended as being well broke
and free from any bad habits ;they are Tx & feyen
years old lait spring.-4l0, ttrong healthy Negro
WOMAN with female child abost FIVE years I'D.
great bargain may he had in this property for can
or negotiable note at 6xty days.
Enqare al his e6.se.
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a GREAT Bargain offered in 7s5 acres of
= LAND,lying in King & Queen county, one & an
nan miles from York River, and bounded by po-
roposank Creek, the Lands of captain William shac-
ketord and Zachariah shackleford. This land is le
vel, fertile and well timbered, with toerabe good
buildings and excellent water-The abundance of fin
and oyters at the very fpot, may alto be mentioned
asa great indueement to any perlon wihing to pur
ehaie: This Land may BIZ had low for cath, or
good bonds at fhert payment. For further particu-
lars apply to John Fl. Smith, or to the fubfcriber
JOHN TEMPLE.
Wakerton, September 26. IT,
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TO THE PUBIC.

'Hk Subscriber has removed to an houfa near
IL the upper end Of the town, on the Gree, lead
ing from the Capitol iquare He continues to prac-
,iie LAW in all the Superior Courts holden in the
City ofRichmond, and ALTO, in the Difria Court of
Branwitk. His clients may rely on his utn,oa aai-
duty and attention to the buiineCs emruGed to his
care.
WILLIAM MUNFORD.
November %. osw 4w
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REMOVAL.

REMOVAL.
SEIE Subscribers have removed their COMpT
q ING HOUSE, from the Main-Stree. to one
OF David Buocks Brick Buildings, at the lower end
oil the baion between the Tenements occupied by
Z. and T. Saunders, and Nnrve, Watt and Bull
lock--where they continue their purchaies of wheat
as uinal1hey ALTO keep FOR iale regular fupply Of
Flour, Corn Meal, Hon:ry and Brap
THOMAS 81 AMOS LADD.
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TO RENT

occupied " oa IN which Mrs. phepoe lately
ors, committing OF On the reet leading by the Govern
Kitchen a very well fixed fore, compiling room. a
drawing aud bed room, and three feepng and lum-
Der room in the garrett; immediate poeiion may be
had. Enquire of William F. Aft.
Auguft % ny
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IOttN rnorpxInrc

h4S rseeiVed an eDo'f7snnt Of GOODS Corfairr Of
x 'LANNELS, Coatngs, Blankets, Rofe and Dgf-
tie Drabs, Frze, ilerleys, Feanought, Cloths, Car
pets and Sarpeing, Boulbozetts, Swznleown, Parent
Cerd, Powder and Shot, Dowlas, Sheetirg, Ker-
ieymeres,- CaIicoes and Mullins, &c. &C. which he
package.
NOV. ID. Sc
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Fiji GOODS,

Well worth the attention of country dealers-
Cah, country produce, approved paper will be re-
ceived in payment.
ALSO FOR SALE, AS ABOVE,
London Particular, Madeira Wine in pipes; and
few boxes Martinique Cordials.
Oaober %. nO