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tuLY Is.

Jury Is.
We are informed, and we communicate the
intelligence with forrow, that GuN-BoAr No.
:, commanded by Lieutenant OcrLvIg, which
iaiied from the port of New-York, for the Me-
diterranean, returned to that port with the lofs
of her mar, and failed 4 fecond time for her
place of deftination, has never iince been heard
of, and there is every reafon to believe fhe is
loit, with all her crew.
Cus-BoAT No. s, arrived at this port, has
fprung her mait but Die is repreiented, by her
officers, to be mot excellent fea-boat
Courier.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-07-29

An appeal TO an inte-
re'ting correfoondcnce
faid to have taken
place between Gene
raj Wa 'liington and
Col. MsrihaIl, which
is /ai6 to be at pieient
in the poftmon of
Gen John Marihall of
this city.
An appeal TO feveraI
living characters, par
II ularly to Governor
Greenup ; an interef-
ing conversation be-
tween whom and one
OF The editors, is here
defcribed :
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He was once an af-
hltant Editor of the
Virginia Gazette, the
federal paper of this
city, and is now the
Editor of a republican
paper.
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Dt0feltanp.
,RoM rue (NAssAU) ROYAL oA1rrrr
PRICES CURRENT AT ST. EUSTATTA, 18th
Nav. SOS.
..s&4<S8&<

PRICES CURRENT AT Sr.EUSTATIA, 18Th
May, Il O6.
Co'darnsy Very fcaree; 200 will have quick
fale AZ from 8 TO >)O dollars. Some honeH gentle
men will engage 20 take one nnnthly.
Geoni7e Courage is worth from to II dollars gill
A quantity for eyportston will be wanted. AT ST
Kits it will command any price as the Uranium,
they had there evapnrlted and went off in itranae
way on the appearance of the .Rochefort fquadron.
H9ra, and Heoegy of no value.
FsAe 0aftr in dewag', fay 2s each.
SejcCogfgne1ee, we over-aocked with
Hs[5irity, much wanted At ore Of the neigh
boring liiand' (St Kitt') it is lcareely known.
P,omif, Dog cheap.
Pofoyma7se'--Very fcarce
Cyeda--Died lat Wedncfd1y.
Jferi--No recommendation.
Crafjiul--Ouite out Of fa(hioy
Dnpiiity--Mucli in vogue.
H,Po.rJJ-We are glutted with.
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heredi5iis d7a!t! ALonion paper of the
10th of July, in ipe1king ofthe proceedings on
the murder Of Pierce, aIerts that i" the fede-
rafs are infinitely more incorporate than the
republicans, and attempt by all poilible
means to goad and irritate the peonle araioft
that country. Unfortunate will It he for the
Americans, if the Federafs fncceed in driving
their government into a war with G.. b. they
would then indeed have reafon TO cctnplain of
"the fpoliations on their trade" What Rronper
proofs can be required by the Esdrai;f5, Of the
extreme Ignorance, about the real fate of our
country. which prevails amongft fome OF thefe
Englhmen
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Con

The mott aaive E.
dltor of the " World"
is John Wood who
being almoft a Granger
to Kentucky, mayhave
become the credulous
dupe Of the mott ex-
asgerated fables.
John Wood is the
DotorioYt author of the
notorious =" Hiltory OF
the administration of
John Adams"
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ME fubfcrber wifhes TO fIl G9G acres of land.
4 lying on James river, oppof,e to the Hands.
60 miles above Richmond, upon which are two dad
hibereS--for terms, apply TO William Hsnsford %,
the preniies, to the fubferiber within ten miles Of
the fame. WILLIS WILLS
July 90. (oaw4tl
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TO RENE.

TIE houie iul below the Capitol, and lately r.,
a the occupation of L. and H. Anderfon for
terms, apply 20 the fsblcrber az Halam's Tavern.
ROBERT ANDERSON
July 90 (2tA
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The Ncw-York American Citizen denies.
that any Application had he-n male by the de-
PENDANTS cpunftl, for commiGions TO take the
dcb26fionS Of Mr.. Msdifou and others. On the
Contrary, the d'fcnaa1i's council would not
to4f'7f to take Mr. Madifon's tefimony in this
manner.
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PRo.

A letter of Mr..
Brown to Judge Mu-
ter, pub'iihcd in the
kentucky Gazette of
1889.
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rle"iY "f'hSo to BonaParte wifhes 10
ersc' all hnrope into confederate the Gates
ooe grand coniedera- only, which are under
.'on. his immediate control.
Hehry w'ihed tn e. Bonaparte fede-
, ,d''''li FEDERAL Ies,f- raj eeeeutipe.
kattve.
Henry's legislature Bonaosrte's execr-
was 10 COMMIT Ola pro- tive is mof probably
nor''onate number OF 20 conff of one fu-
Representatives. from prcn,eirr,6oye5Lbe. d
the independent fates. which viii ref mon
his own fhoulders.
hstar'e raaV d"tese our !pe-ea:5Ec, but the
,Hea OF our FEDERATION IS more comfortable to
his views. There is this little difference, how
ever, between his plan and our own, that hi $
'eierai executive is neither to be chofen, re-
movable or controuable by the GIbordinate
itates of his fyRem.
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TIE firm number Of :" The Wencrn World, -
paper JUL efablifhed in Frankfort, Ken. by
Jofeph NJ. Street and John Wood, late of this
city, contains develop s1ent of certain con-
fprsces, which is calculated TO attract a,ten-
ton. Tbefe ftcret combinations again0 our
place are arranged under the three beads of
q" TIE Kentucky SbaniB I62ciafio1, Blouaft
Co1loirSt1, and GeHerat Miraada'J Exbsdifio,s.''
b" The frR Gays the WorId) was formed about
1895 or 1856, and continued until 1890 bu,
how much longer is uncertain. Its general
fupo0f-d objcd7, was the feparstion OF Kentuc
KY aud the Weler1 Terri DRY from the u. s
10 add them to the SpanGl monsrchy.--.The
conipira y of Governor Bourt, was plan
projected in 1856, IN conjunction with the
BrItiih government, to invade the Spanifh ter
ritories from Canada, aided by men enlifted
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NORFOLK, July go.

From antigua fgps, rreeied BY the CatLs,ine SIep
beyH
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The Londoa printers frequently prefix to their
handb'ls or advertisements, to attract attenti.
on, words which have no conucxon Herewith.
Thus the advertisement of Mr.. RANpoLpa's
speech, in the Courier of May Is, is headed
" Dy6hte svifb Cermaay." Although we do no,
fee why !" Dipnfe svi.b Aueriea," WOULD not
have been as likely to have arrelted attention
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The late cmprefs Catharine OF Ruff, rfcd IN
prefent Der favo,ies wiz, gold GovrJ: Orsen T.
liz'bcth Of England uied to treat hers with has
on the ear. LoHdoH. Pap.
The Traflgar carriers are much worn bv
cpr hrss--ihe mot is well koown--" F1e-
Aad exbedS cvs,y NAN 10 do bis nsy."-IIid.
A f,hool m71cr in England has lately writer
a tract 10 prove that G1n-tax is tax onE1.
III.
Many or Pos tptRrE's almircs in Paris have
CARRIED irg'r aiuIation e. Ear as 20 afix bis i'm.
p,rici v'facc To- their drinking veTce, &c. The
E'niiln wits co'rftimcn;y augur that the am
bilious Coifsan going 10 pet. III.
P2nrGtg2 is cre.t:i Duke of Nrpft5afcl.
A" En,n 3, ,ea1 sas called him the Ey-1rk
Duke Oh Ncscr52ie. III
A new married pair, in high life, when they
t,i<c M airing. for the frG three weeks, order
;hc 5seaih, but al The end If tbaf period sl,e
c!fs. nv.
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+ MAsssHA is known in France by the title of
the General auth baJf a mem9ry-bccaufe he
can recolieet every Evre that is owing to him
but forgets every one he owes himfelf. To.
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The federativc fyftems of BonaDarte &, ofthe
Great Henry OF France are enen.islIy di4erer.
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BALTIMORE, July 90.

Esfra9 ota letter, dated Matcbitoebe5, 1uue G.,
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A f,hool m71cr in England has lately writer
tratt 10 prove that LgH-tax is a fax oAE1.
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'Ibe enquirer.
RICHMOND, 29tb JUtr.
COMA1UWIC ALTON.
No. Concluded from the Ian

n FEDERATION ofEnropeau States, and The general
influence upon the bappineE5 ofmanknd, conf
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II. He IVES @ co.

Have Tor sale, at their store, opposite
the Market,
Salt in sacks Impe,i,ITe,
JaSa'ca and Antigua Hersings and Shad
HNm Alexandria Beer in bb,s
New ENGLAND Rum English yyalnuts
For, & Sherry Wine Blown soan
Old Cognac BRANDY Ns,reys
Loaf and Brown Sugar Pepper
Moasaes Alapice
Coffee OF superior qua Mace
lily / Cloves
Alexandra Crackers Ssarcn
Rhode Island Cheese Fig Blue Far e., g..
general assortment OF CROCKERY and
STONE ARE. and Rhode Island LIME.
Richmond. July Alb, 1906. rs
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-12-02

been corrected in cur childhood for doing
1t. 1t has been asserted that the low Irish
are addicted TO pilleting; l met with no
instance OF it personally. An intelligent
friend OF mine, one OF the largest hnenA
manufacturers in the north OF ireland, in
whose house there is seldom less than
s"eiNe or fifteen hundred pcunds IN cash,
Surrounded with two or three hundred poor
peasants, retires at night TO his bed without
ooitng door, or fastening q window.
DURING lady Cathcait's Imprisonment IN
iier own house i'll ireland, tor twenty years,
by the orders Of her husband, an AFFAIR
waich maize great noise Some Years since,
her iadyShip wished to remove some re-
marSa6iy iine and valuable diamonds,
which shs had concealed from her husband,
out OF the house, but having no friend or
servant whom she could trust, she spoke 10
a miserable beggar-woman who used to
CONC to the house, from the window Of the
ropm IN which she was confined. The we
man promised to take care of the jewels
and lady Cathcart accordingly threw the
parcel containing them to her out OF
the window the poor mendicant conveyed
them TO the person to whom they were adj
dressed; and when lady CathcGrt recover
ed her liberty some years afterwards, her
oiainonds were safely restored TO her.
was well informed, that disposition to inc
bration amongst the Peasaatry had rather
subsided, and had principally confined itself
to Dublin.
"The instruction of the common people is
in the lowest state of degradation. In the
summer wrctched uncharactered itinc-
rant derives a scanty and precarious cxis-
tence by wandering from parish to parish,
and opening school insome ditch covered
with heath and furze, to which the inhabi-
tants send their children to be instructed by
the miserable breadless being, who is nearly
| as ignorant as themselves; & in the winter,
these pedagogue pedlars so from door to
door Offering their services, and pick up
just sufficient to prevent themselves from
perishing by famine. What proportion of
| morals and learning can flow from such
source into the mind Of the ragged young
pupil can easily be imagined, but cannot
be reflected upon without serious concern.
y gentleman OF undoubted veracity stated,
not long since, before the Dublin Associate
on for distributing Bibles and Testaments
amongst the poor, that whole parishes were
without 4 Bible"
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ned a satisNsetof, edavic.ton ana lonversi-

ned a Satisfactory conviction and tonversi-
on IN The Ines,ince Of many witnesses.
XVIII. Enna, Orarge circuie, fom Eri-
day the 10th 10 Tuesday seth September
5000 people on Suhday, 10 preachers,
&c tents, 90 converted, 20 joine1--Here
We had as at some other meetings, very
wet wcather-except the sabbath, when The
bulk Of the people came ceI-by ,hiS it may
De accounted for when the small corsrega-
tons ard few conversions appear, only Oh
tho Sabbath
AIA Double Spring Meeting house, Cum
beriand circuit, from Tuesday the .th 10
Friday the 10th October--2Co0 people, g
preachers, 20 tents, so converted, % JONI
ed.
Xxx. Mount Comfort NeetiS.- house, Cum
bersand circuit, from Saturday the l1rh to
Wednesday the 18Th October-i,5 500 peo-
pie, preachers, % tents, SO converted,
Y ioined--wet weather here also.
NAI. Alcock's Meeting house, Amherst
circuit, from Friday the i1th 70 Tuesday
the 2lst Octcber-S, 600 people, 10 prea-
cheers, SO converted, 97 joined.
AAl nethcll Meeting h0use, Bedford
circuit, from Saturday the 255h 20 Tuesday
the 2Sth Octooer--l,oC0 people, prea-
chers, 6 tents, 10 converted, most of whom
had backSlidden from the Lord--This NICE
ting was vcrv much Distracted by the pre-
vious gre Il fall Of rain, which continued 20
fell until the time commenced for the NEE
tinT--yct it was truly a" ;inie ofrefj'csh-
iHg' to she professors Of religion, and ma
ny had their 4" sitirffaai strength renewed"
Persecution has been in proportion to the
revival in many places-In many places
wicked cpposcrs have appeared against us,
with pistols, guns, knives, sticks, stones,
brick bats. mali, rpock-meetins, & hiasphe-
nous oaths, * some have v:sibly suffered the
rod Of correction for their Heaven ds ring
insults.-Whilc tho servants If God NAV
cry out with the great Apostle Paul, II.
| Cor. vi, 6, 9, 10. .S'I honor and dishonor,
az eya 'refiort ind rood iehort; as Gccei-
vers and ret true : a. unF'l nm and ret
TDeN k7fogcn as 1iinS Gv9 hci7ki goe fge !;
or chas,encd ard rot kifcd : as sorroTyfti
yet aispavs r,joiciup; az hoor ret making
mann rich ; as ha5'ine nothing, and vet
hosSesSing all hinge. o vo Emerfcana,
or mouth is ot,eti INTO you, or hart is en-
iareed.
ST1fI MEAD, Manager.
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GLOUCESTER LOtv Of0inloS.
FOR SALE,

I'M the premises, the second 6,av of ia
~ nuary, 1907, u TRACT Of LAND, W.
ing on branch of Severn River, in the
county os Gloucester, containing by estima-
ton Sis acres about one hundred Of which
are cleared and very fertile, the remain
der, well covered with oak and pine OF Il
superior quality. The oak timber (Which
is most abundsnt) IS supposed, by all ac-
quainted with the land, to be the best, in
this part of the country, either for slaves,
or ship building. From the timber alone,
a nett sum may be made, equal TO the pur-
chase money. On the premises are dwell
ling hcuse, commodious quarter and large
barn, all in good repair, Likewise, 4 corn
house and stable.
No situation possesses greater advantages
than this. The neighborhood, good one,
and Severn River, justly ranking among
the first, for fish and oysters, at YOUR door.
Should the purchaser be inclined to add to
his tract, he may do it, most probably in
what quantities he may think proper, as
two tracts of land adjoining, will in a short
time be divided among Several legatees.
Persons wishing to view the land, will
apply to Mr.. STERLING SEAwELL, on
the premises, or to the subscriber residing
in the neighborhood.
Terms of sale Will be made known on
the day, and will be as accommodating as
possible. JOHN B. SEAWELI., Ex'r.
N. B. The above land sold by direction
of the win of John Scawell, dec.
CIV J.B.S.
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Miscellaneous.



THOSE literary productions, which con-
tribute 70 the amusement OF our seilentarY
hours. have slow, irsensiblc, but important
influence, upon the manners and sentiments
OF society. The class ofreaders, ID whose
capacity they are adapted is so extensive (;
their perusal requires SO little exertim OF
painful THOUGHT, that the novelist, the Gi;,-
matist and the traveller, find an easy re-
ception, where the stern noralist, v.ll meet
repuise and inspire disgust.
Among works of this description, books
OF travels have attained respectable rank.
They are calculated to have the same CT
feet, in removing national antipathics, that
social intercourse has in DESTROYING Dcrso-
nal ones. The inhabitants of countries Sc
parated, by seas or mountains, are prone
TO entertain the most absurd preiudices Of
each other, and to forget, that In the eve
of providence, mankind compose only enc
great family, equally the subjects Of enligh-
tened benevclcnce, and only distinguished
by the degree of art and civilization which
circumstances have enabled them to &C
Quire. It has not been very long since it
was believed on the authority of ancient
naturalsts, that there were nations OF Pig
mics ana Giants; some nations without
heads, and others who carried them under
their arms, III the manner of n chahc0u6rd8.
There is no country which has suffered
more under tbe pressure of false and I'M
Just preposseSsion than ireland. The world
has been an unconccrned spectator of one of
the most bloody scenes of civil war and per-
secuticn in that country, which history has
recorded.
There is no tourist who has more accu-
ratelv the manners of the people among
whom hetravelled, than Carr, the celebra-
tel author ofthe STRANGER IN FRANCE,
NORTHERN SUMNER, SIC.
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REMOVAL.

-y-tIE cuhscribess have removed their COMPT
ING HOUSE. from the Maiu Street 10 one
t David Busioct's Brick Bai ii IS, u, the lower
cpd % fhe Ba.c;' between the Teremen.s occu
pied b. G and L. saunders. and Ncrve,l, Wiatt
nd Bullock -wh.Ec the continue ts.,r purcha
SIS oe wheat as usual They also keep for sale
,eguar supply of Flour, Corn Meal. Ho,niny
and Bran.
Thomas and Amos Ladd.
10 Mo 81 1896. #
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10 RENT,

DEslG y the ensuing year, with the aid of
qnaihed teacher, to attempt the Tu,ion of
10 Females Grammar, Geography & Asithme.
tic viii be taught. Stria attention will -lso be
pad to he composition of the Scholars, nor will
their morals be neglected. The Price will be + IS
each scholar finding her own bed. OH Of the
price TO be paid IN advance.
Gerard Banks.
Goochland, 27th Sept 1896. IF
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EDUCAT ION.


NE subscriber respectfully informs the
public, that he will continue his
ScHooI. at his house in the lower end Of
Aibemarle county, wle-e nc teaches the
Greek and Latin iauFuagss, the Eugiish
language Gramniaticailv, Gam 9ositf0n, and
the Rudiments Of the Mathematics
Ills price for boarding and tuition. where
scholars find their own beds and furniture,
is twenty-eight pounds FOR ten months, one
third in advance, the balance ut the exri-
ration of the term-Two months Of the
year, Nav and October, are allowed rs va
cation. Where washing and mending are
done, his pricc is thirty-two pounds, terms
as above--For tuition alone his price is
eight pounds; one half in advance, the ba-
lance at the end Of six months.
Parents who place their children under
his instruction, NAV rest assured, that par
ticular attention will BE paid 70 their me-
rails. and every assistance afforded TO pro
mote their learning.
To accommodate parents who feel dis
bosed TO educate their daughters, / would
poard six or eight little girls
JAMES G.. WADDIL
October 9TH, 1906. On
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sT1TH MEAD, Manager.
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MsCAY and COWAN.

1 AVE jrst received hy the late arrival from
4 = Lonnou, a 'aTge and fssh:oaable ossor men,
sf " hTCHES wIth vsrie,y &C aiticles OF
JEWELLERY and SILVER WORK A..
o, an ass-rmen, of WATCH MAKERS
TOOLS and MATEEIAL.~--w which with thsi,
former stock readers ..eir asso-tment vcry :.
ne'a-all OF which they offer at The lowest pri-
ces. for cash
Richmond OGotcr oth 1906 If
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The Subsc1,ber.

z ESPECTFULLY informs his friends
L - and the public, that he has just receiv
en- a good assortment of SADDLERY sSi
HARNESS ARTICLES, in his line of bu
S;ness-hkewise Good Skirting, Hog Skins,
bag and Upper Leather, Coach Glass 20
by "a, % by, 20 and 90 by IS.
JOHN MENERY.
Richmond, Nov. 10, 1906. 4w
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q T a meeting of the Board Of Directors of the
L a Mutual Alurance Society sgaiut fire on build
ings of the Fate Of Virginia, held az the General Of
flee on the lfth day Of February, 1906,
Inc following retoluton adopted, which is by
order ofthe hoard pubfled, to eit
For sufficient reaions appearing TO the Board, and
n puruauae Of the authority vsited in the Preide.,
and Drctior', By the az Of AFe,nhiy, inttued " An
act supplementary at, in,,t,t-d an al Concern
ing the Mutual ARIransc Society e-sinh fire on build
bags Of the Gate ot.Vrguia,"
R.otVof, That the Special = gents Of this Society,
he allowed Till t: Gre d1y Of July next to complete
the ReVauatisn Of all bUddines which have haen in
fured prior to the sob ny o January 1905, within
che dirs and towns fur which chez have bees
ieverally appointed
ALEXANDER M'aAE, ProIdasf A.S.
Telc,
Lzwts NJ. RivALn1s:, Cik. 3. y.
FsbrasTy q. oao3w
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.

10 be I to f6e bigbrR 6id,, on TEsyGa.7 he laa, o,
1n9, nrsf IN rs iszsn Of Lyae5Ia,s asi SQUAT; .,
CampSe3.
'HAI large and eomn,otlious TAVERN and I'm.
improved piece Of grnnnd, adjoining thereto
ntuatsd Al che centre Of iaid town and on the main
ireet at the corner leading the Jail and court houe
ano not more than thirty yard, from the latter OPP
Pohte Lyneh's W.re-tioufe and tie free, leading
rom the Terry landing. The TAVERN contains four
rooms and bar on the ara floor, including two We
~ large rooms iutable for hall or dining room, !;
rae ieeoud hoor contains Fix rooms uitabie for ioap
H ing rooms with an excellent garnet. This Ia
VEIN has portico the full length of the hoGe, ALTO
good dry cellar and well oppoii,e the door, ,ore.
therwth kitchen, moke and fable witb twr,
ty-two falls therein. The un;rnproved niece Of
ground contains i14 feet on the main free, 70 Do.
v's's Lott and hundred feet on the middle free,
a Lott anda half which is called the Town Lott
INCLUDING the half Lott the fable Raads on. Il is
deemed unnecefary to fate the yrea, value of the
aoaye property, or fay more as to the advantages
airing from II central and eigable ftand Tor "a
VEkN and !tore houfss, it is preiin,ed no perfo
would be inclined to purchafe the fame without
viewing the iaid property; there being no doubt
tney "' be better fatshsd after feeling the eonvrni.
emf iituation than any information they could ee,
from this advertisement. The terms are one third
o. the purehaie money paid down. one third 25th
zee following and the remaining one third 25,h
DEC 1907, the pu-ehafers giving bond with appro-
yea iecurny to carry iutereR from the date if not
punetuaily paid For further information apply TO
" hiam Rofc Of Richmond or the fubicriber living
near Lynchburg.
SAMUEL SCOTT.
Februar I'll. ftf.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-03-07
FOR SALE,
BT THE S UBS IBER.

w ESi-lNDlA e Na LioopoOi Ware By fSe crate,
w h"efe"d Rum, Store and Cliff Warr,
Freaeb BRANDY, 500 eair Sf.o,s H;iei SSo,s.
Holland Gin, Men. sS Bow, 6ne SBo.,.
11oiaEsr, Ladies' KID. Ns,o.lo and
Lasfaad BsOsva S.s1r, Leather Siieslrs,
Gefft and G6'eeiase, "A JinaH ieos;ee Of 7s6k
19'Ps''si and Hyf'n aed' Linen, iri6 Skeairg u
kisffn6 end Lamp Oil, 4 Coreefinr,
Ws'ff Lssd & Spa BrSsrn,A 8sR Spanje A.digo,
2tczD Os5r<, Pateat Green, Crcund end RAE Gicery
>, ground in oiidl 20 faeis eOa5fi Liverposi
ptraereajf, Sei.,
7y s,s BY 10 u 1876 lsE sszost.d Salmon asd Her.
TinSosV CfsE, \ rine,,
a. Sd a. Cd 3D., 100, oadl ra ireSiee Of dry goOai,
2od NaRs, \ 9is: Bear SKIM, Blue
SPIKE NaiL., Bar Iron, and Mixed Plains and
German e Differed Steel, 7Jielf.tss,
Iron Po'', Daseb Deems, flirting g Printing PAPA,
r,,e Desf, BWrasping Paper = P.fe
Mona Scotia Grind Sfone,, \ Beard,
Pssoatr and Slot, Cotton s. WIeol Card.
One Nice Piano Fsrfe, Cars,as Top CbaIe,
one Nice Tp6 Gjss, enc SfieG Gise.
- The abeve zriH be oii chap far enS or eossty,
fr0euee Benjamin STETSON
Deeen6er I9. 1Bxtf