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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-03-18
(yo Be coatinued.)
BOSTON, March 4,


Last evening we were favored with the
following extract OF a letter announcing
an event somewhat unexpected, viz.
ST.. CRoIx, Jan, IS, 1906.
The public mind is much agi,sted in
consequence OF letter Yesterday receiv-
ed by general MUcHLgNfELs from adj
INITIAL DucKwonTH, brought down by one
OF his frigates hur1iosely aent, stating that
he had heard from undoubied authority,
that Denmark had joined the Nor;harn
Powers, and that he was authorised by
his court 10 tender his services with part
OF his Feet for the protection OF the Da
nish colonies. The English part of the
community do not entertain doubt Of an
alliance formed between Denmark, Eng
land, and the northern courts; but the
Danish gentlemen who have received let.
tiers from Cotenhagen, as late as the 18th
-NoO. rely much oa the assurances there
ia given of a continued prospect of the
neutrality of that Coantry.--The pacific
disposition of our nation evinced by an
uninterrupted peace Of nesra century ha,
until now made me feel a security for the
future which the present accounts begin
10 undermine"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-03-18
PHILADELPHIA, March IL.
HIGHLY LvyEREsTTvc


We are this moment made acquainted
with piece Of intelligence (upon the
mos, mcsntesIibIe testimony which can
net but excite, in the public mind, sensa-
lions OF deep apprehensions for the future
peace of the nation. Il is no less a fact
than this-That the ships Indostan and
Emperor, oil, New York, have sailed from
the island of ST. Domingo, TO Join the ship
Leander, ncw generally declared to be
bound with hostile intentions, 10 the Spa
D;sh province OF Caracas.
This mysterious expedition even if il
be nothing more than az individual enter
prize, Tor comm purposes, will most
assurediy be productive eft great injury
and loss 10 our merchants, underwriters,
sc. We predict, with confidence, that
SO soon as the circumstances Of this g..
Qoipment shall have reached The Spanish
ports in America all American property
there will be seized. Ii is our du.y, un-
der such impressions, to caution our fel-
iow-cltizens, on the subject.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-03-18

ott.,c 6th ult. the look oat ship of the Trench
Aeel returned TO port with her SIGMA, for strange
feet. On which the French ships of the liue. 2
frigaies and corvette having Slipped or cur their
cables. got under way and stood TO lecvard, no.
supposing themselves safe in Ia, Dor: soon after
which tie English appeared IN sight, and when
the French were about leagues from the harbor
single ship bearing adm, Cochran's flag, said to
be the Northumberland ran into the midst of the
Frclch opened on them, aud received the Are of
3 of their ships, at the moment OF giving her one
fire. which Carried away her main and foremost,
and hove her on her bean, ends for the moment,
she was soon after supported by 8 other ships, &
these British joined the action against the 5
French, for hour and Is rlinu,es, u,:,il the re-
naming British got up--when the whole con
tinued the ACTON fer near 2 hours longer at this
time ,lie admraPs ship I.ISiperial OF 1S4 & the
lie Brave OF 81 guns, were ran on shore by their
crews, and the 3 others. viz. Alexandra, of 90.
and the Jupiter and Diomede, of "a, struck-ths
French friga,es made off about the middle of the
aStion to look for place of safety
II is said that the Frencl, admiral Sevil and
upwards of700 men were killed and wounded o n
board the Imperial, by which some idea may be
formed OF the obstinacy of the engagement. AT.
ter takisg possession of their prizes, the English
stood to lecward-and the next day feet of 6
ships OF the line passed St. Domingo, and stood
to eeward also
1t is said it was admiral Duckworth's squad
ron who were in The above engagement though
admiral Cochrane with his single ship was in
the van and began the engagement
Capt. ~. Understood that the Object of the
French in tendng thar feet to St Domingo was
to destroy the American vessels in the brgand
ports, for which purpose they had provided a
number of small vesseis.-PbiI. pap.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-03-18
BALTIMORE, March. 10.

FKrtheT Particulars If tie Battle on. ST.
Domingo --Frons an Bye Hliness.
When the English ieet appeared, the French
were busy woodias and watering; their decks
were numbered win wafer casks, wood, and o
therwise IN the utmost confusion This unnre.
pared state was the more extraordinary as the
French admiral, from a suspicion of Being at
tackled, had a vessel OF war cruizing in the Mo.
ia Pa ssEgei 10 give early intination of the an
proach or an enemy and n the moment of her
appearance win such intelligence, the English
fleet also appeared. in full chace. LIE Brave Of
30 guns had several men at work on her stern
w hen the English hove IN sight the tastenin0s
al the scaiio'd on which the workmen were wa e
eut, and the whole dropt into the sea She
was thsn SIX teet by the stern, and continued so
,ae whole engagement. A great part of the
crews ofthe resnesiye ST.. ps were en- shore bnt
IS last as possibls they hurried OH board, and
'es first thing done after slipping cable and ge,-
ting under way, was to clear decks, of co1rse
every thing was hove overheard
The French adInl. sustained the ion, .,,,,L
OF Ep6lish 74s FOR considerable length of ,;n,.
az lengtn Lie Brave came to her assis,ance No.
very unior unateiy tor herself as the French adr,
lathe confusion that prevailed, and probably ou, .
Ing also TO the g'eas smoke, poured in a yybol.
bfoadsiJe from mar lower deck guns in,o 7 p
Brave. which totally dismasted her; the la,,er
Vrssei however sHsiained the Sight, after every
o.her F'ench ship were apparently subdued or
driven on shore-Afsr the French atm ,rou,d
ell. she was abandoned By as many Of the c,cu,
az were in condition TO leave her; Enyi;sh
tsisa'es took positions 10 rake her, which was
done SO electrically as TO clear the lower %cks of
every one able 70 stand, the sdrs,sa, alone seer,
ed To brave all their fury and TO court death for
aiter heins abandoned by all her crews he alone
stood hFm witnia che railing Of the after gallery.
"nioh position he kept ill il was evident tha he
r'I't ia'l into me enemy's hands, when he corn
r1tted himself TO tive water aud got safe on the
shors 1t is probable that some Of the French
Slips OF the line sndeavorcd 20 escape, as the
next day all ihs English feet had disappeargs
s>cePt the admiral, who lay 5 days il SIGHT OF
the city, rehtinE, and oonpletng the destina.
non OF ihe French sdniral's ship.
The following is from PHILADELPHIA paper Of
Sa'urday-tho' the informant arrived frsi in this
c'.y'aud in the same vessel by which we reseiv
"a cor inso'Iaauos, yet the account differs in
some measure, and confirms our first opinion, IN al
D Vas Duckworih, and not Cochran, vino was
eh'et eormander Of ths British aeet =
We have collected he following from capt. Ash
VINO arrived mere yesterday from 81 Domingo
va Dal"'nore: u rs!a,es that about day light
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-03-18

which now prevails. The revolution OF
Eratice had, at that time, rekindled the
enthusiasm Of our own revolution (; and |
believe | shall not be incorrect i'm saying
a majority Of our ciiizsns were in favor of
drawing The sword in favor of France. |
ask, il that is the case now? If MAORI
~ of the people of America are ready to
take part with the Emperor NapCieon.
And Notwithstanding the measures then
laksn, in 1894 we concluded a treaty
which sacrificed every thing we had con.
tended for, and for which believe my
colleague voted, at least for appropriate
ons. TO carry it into operation. If this
was the issue of violent measures, am
not now for taking them. l. am no, for
taking measures, which my colleague
says will strike at the vitals Of Britain, but
which, l,e says at the same time, will not
be a caase of war. am, on the contra
ny, in favor of such measures as we are
able to carry into effect, and which may
DC adopted without permanent injury to
ourselves.
ITO BE- continual J
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-03-18

IL Y virtue of deed Of trust execut-
- edto US by John Christian, jr. toSecure The
payment of debt therein mentioned due 10 the
late arm of Dunlop, Pollock & Co viii be sold.
to the highest bidder, for ready money. a, Prince
Edward courthouse, on Monday the 18th day
of May next. (being court day. a TRACT of
LAND. containing $50 acres more or less, lying.
on the waters of Big Rough creek. in the sa,a
county If Prince Edward, being the land boughr
by said Christian, from Abner Coffee, Der deed
bearing date the 2S;h day of May. 1875
The land may be viewed previous to the day of
sale, by applying 10 the said John Christian. ir.
Samuel w. Yena6ie, :
Peter Johnston,
Prince Edward. i7th March, 1896 ids
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-03-18


a,Pss,,.sE VA beautiful sorrel horse, Is hands
fEts1ss@ssS. inches high, remarkable fer his
IA ~ elegance, beauty, strength and fine
q bone will stand the ensuing sea-
son, at my plantation on James river, generallYs
known by the name Of Maiden's Adventure a.
bout 5 mites above Fine Creek mill, aud miles
below Michaux's ferry, IN Powhatan counSy p, TO
cover mares at twenty live d9lls the season,
which will commence the first Of March, and
expire the first of hugust-Extra ordinary good
and extensive pssturagc gratis. but no liability
for accidents or escapes Gentlemen wishing
their mares fed. may be furnished with corn ar
the market price, FIR which cash must be sent
with the mares--as also, notes oil hand for the
due payment OF the money FOR the season.
N. Is Twenty dollars. paid before the
third Wednesday in November (being royghs-
tan court day. viii Be received as full oompensa-
ton of the ABOVE, with half a dol TO the groom.
This beautiful horse, ST. Paul. was raised by
the Prince of Wales, and got by his horse SAL
tram, who was got by Eclipse that covered at
200 guinsas the Season---his dam Visago by Snap
his grandam by Regulus. out of a sister to-
Black and all Black, and was thought TO be the
best runner Of his time--he won several large
stakes among which was the LEI by, 1885 beat
ing Dungannou. Volunteer, Phenomenon, Con-
zaies, and several others-he was the sire Of
Whisky. who ., years old won 1850 guineas,
also Of Whip, Roy aist, Peeping Tom, General,
Conner, Sylph, Sep,em. Caroline. Tiffany Lau-
restina, ST David Sprightly, Queen OF Sheba,
Spankaway, Rose, Sweeper, >tus, Coal Mer-
chant, Pickpocket, Oscar, Ambrosio, Pretty
Patty, end several others OF the iirst rate run-
Hers. ST Pau's dam Purity was got d. Mateh'in,
who covered for ses.,ai OF the last years OF his
life At 50 guneas nafe--her dam the Old
squirt mare, OF as greas fame perhaps, as good
breeder, a, any mare in the kingdom---ihe was
the dam of Virgin DIDO Conundrum kanthos
was dam Of Walnu) lie Sang Rasselas, Purity,
and several others Purify was The dam Of Rock.
iugham, Archibald, Fitzwiliiam, st Paul and
several others -----Sevefa. certificates Of 81 Paul
as good and sure foal geuer may be seen at his
stand THOMAS HkHRI5, Jr.
Powhatan ely, March Isl, 1896 tf
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-03-18
TUESDAY. MARCH 10. 1906.
RICHMOND PRICE cURREwr.
HIGHLY IMPORTANT.
NHw- YORK, March


AT late hour last night, one of the e..
ditors of the Newly ork Gazette, returned
from The Hook, & stopt the press 60 give
sketch of the importan, news by the
ship Frances-Ann, Capt. Davis,in 81 DAYS
from Bordeaux. l, will appear from the
following summary, that the battle OF The
I'd Dec. has, in all probability, termina.
ted the war between France, Austria and
Russia.
In our next we shall give translated de.
tails OF the battle, Sc.
Capt. Davis is the bearer of dispatch
es from our minister at Paris.
1t is worthy OF remark, that no official
account OF the engagement off Trafalgar,
has made ils appearance in any French
paper.
The Moni,eur of the .l7th Dec. SAYS,
The Emperor OF Germany has demand
ed an armIsticc for his troops, which ba 4.
been granted him. He has demanded
one Tor the Russian troops who were a,
the battle OF Austerlitz Oflhe 80 600
Russians, 10000 no longer exist the
rest, without either artillery or baepape,
q surrounded by The French army, could
not escape but by the favor Of al arms
tee. Ills majesty the emperor has had
the generosity 10 grant il, under condi.i.
on That the Russians shall eyacnste, by
stages, Germany and the two GalIicias.
and shall return home. To the auparent
negotiations, by which the enemy Ha,ter-
ed himself 10 surprise the vigilance of his
majesty the emperor of the French, will
directly succeed real negotiations, the re-
suit OF which must be an honorable and
sure peace"
An armistice was concluded at Aus,er-
htz on the 9Th Dec. preparatory to def.
nitlve peace between Austria s. France.
OF which the conditions are, in substance.
that the line of the two armies shall he in
Moravia the circles of Iglau, Znaim,
Brunn, and part of Olmutz; that the
French shall occupy all the territory of
Lower Austria, the ryrol, Venice, Carin.
tha, StyrIa, Carniole, the country OF Go.
RITZ and lstria; that the Russian army
shall eyacuate the states of Austria and
Austrian Poland, Mogava and Hungary.
III 10 days, and Galiicia in a month and
that negociators shall meet al Nicolsburg
TO agree upon the terms Of peace. The
atmistIce was signed by Berlhisr, and by
Prince john de Lichtenstein.
Official news was received at Bordsaux
on the 25,h Dec. that the English had
debarked 10000 men, and 6 coo Russians,
destined Tor Hanover, where there is all
ready French army Of from 10 to 2 900
men and that the French garrison we're
biockaded within the citadel of Hamlin-
that on the l4th Dec Marshal Augereau
had received ordets to hasten 10 Hanover
by forced marches with 10000 men.
Tour French papers are to the 95th Of
December, containing the Bulletins of the
Grand Army to No. 32.1
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-03-18
4 GREEABLY to the will of

4 G. r Z + A Is l. Y to the will of
a James Vaughan, dec will be sold, 10 the
highest bidder, for cash. AT Amelia Courthouse,
Thursday the Gath of April next, 400 acres
of LAND, on Mud river in Ranawha county,
which said land is mortgaged to Daniel VI Cal
lum. to secure the PaJ ment OF seventy pounds
with interest thereon since December 1895. Mr..
Nj CalIum's representative is requested TO attend
the sale in order to receive his money and exec
cute release
BEN. OvERSTREET, Ex'r.
of James Vaughan.
March 14;h, 1906 3w
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-03-18
rssn wAsH1SoroN CITY, MARCH 70

The HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, are
still almost exclusively occupied with the discus
sion otmr. Cregg's resolution relative TO a nom
importation Of Goods from Great Britain.
On MONDAY, Mr.. Clark, Mr. Eppes, MI.
Nicholson, and MIR. Macon, spoke against the
resolution
On TUESDAY, Mr.. Macon having conclud.
cd his remarks, was followed by Mr.. G. w.
Campbell and Mr. Jackson
Messrs. Eppss and G w Campbell declared
themselves in favor of Strong ard decided nea.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-03-18
GENERAL MIRANDA

Was born in Mexico for his col
league, Dumourer, commits an error
when he terms him a Peruvian. Not
withslanding the Jealousy with which
the SPanlards we're accustomed to treat the
native Americans, this gentleman found
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-03-18

JuSf ReceiOea ana for SAFE az this Office,
Tx ELE lENTS OF CHESS;
"A TREATISE coMPRI:IHo THE WHOLE oE
PHILIDORE's GAMES
AND EXPLANATORY NoTns, new modelled
And arranged upon new plan.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-03-18

Spy virtue of a deed Of trust ex-
& y ecuted to US by Thomas C. Armstrong.
to secure the payment Of deb, due by him TO
Thomas Johnson, we shall on Saturday the
i2.h OF April next, at the Tavern of Josiah
perkinson IN James Town, proceed 10 sell TWO
NEGROES, Adam and Russell, to satisfy the
said debt and expenses of executing the trust.
Josiah Perkinson.
John L. Crute.
March 18th, 1906. w4t.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-03-18

Departed this life on Monday the 10th
INST. IN The a7th year of his age ROBERT
II. WOODoON, ESQ. OF Goochland.
his lliness was short but most excruciat-
inS--he has lett an amable wife, two in
fant children and a larg. circle of friends
and acquantanCes ls lament their loss.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-03-18
FORTY FIRST DAY.

FORTY FIRST DAY.
rrizes OF 500 dolls-Nos. 1901 1885 1860
Prizes of Is dollars-N,, 3S3 10Y 782 9SL
l57 7o5 554 100 ISL $50 81 SS7 454 778
1902 1929 6S5S $3.50 1926 1883 1868 5s47
SAYS 7707 1880 1862 1851 74o5 4347 S765 1853
37O6 6574 6S87 3795 77i3 1854 4,716 60S9 3Osr
1924 i402 63li 1886 1882 63l5 6AS5 4791 1859
1920 56l3 l704 2566 $3.50 1890 5977 1920 1869
69o4 56S3 1879 2o96 1875 llO2 Iil2 5Y68 2447
S25l ZOO 1885 37l9 6652 1854 1923 . s93 1880
44I5 1897 1881 1879 1905 7I7S a7UO.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-03-18
FOR TiKTH DAY.

Prize of io'"o dViers--Eo. 2O9o. y.
Prizes of 500 doliars--Nos. 1915 l44os
Prices of / 5 do.lass-Nos. $50 10 $50
AS a AIS $50 sos zl5i 1904 7i7s
377a 1882 5763 6o76 5I06 56o7 1908
sls3 1895 1850 $3.50 4S28 ssh ss7s
1884 $50 4la3 1921 To7. 1882 slaI
SAY $3.50 7l25 SAT- 1850 3467 4ig2
1893 1890 $3.50 1877 6377 3slo seo5
1895 2l39 $500 1918 647o $3.50 245l
1922 1915 Nat 462S 1862 1896 65s7
1889 56S7 1924 @T49 soS5 6oIo 1864
4243 7l82 2oS6 1920 1857 1883 1883
2l87 6s6s 1915 1882 1890 s977 1886
579l 646s $500 1889 27sl 1885 2s76
sos So35 $500 1891.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-03-18
Extract of letter from PHILADELPHIA, TO a

gentleman in ". York.
:" No doubt you have heard of the death
OF captain Gale, of Marines, on board one
OF our higates, run through by cap, Rodg
ers' who Is under arrest. Some say, Gale
was shot. There is no doubt of his
DEATH"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-03-18

sures, though against Mr.. Gregg's moion--Nr
Jackson had not finished his remarks ,ghen ,he
House adjourned. and had no, declared himsci {
definitely IN favor of the resolution, o. cf any O.
Their particular measure, though he avowed that
he was impre ssed VITA the necessity of vigorous
measures.
Messrs.. Clark, Nicholson and Macon did not
avow the particular measures they were IN favor
of pursuing.
The SENATE on Monday took into consi.
detauop the resolution which has. for some time,
been on their table, prohibiting the importation
into the u ofcertain articles from g Britain.
This measure was supported by Csn S. Smith
and Mr. Bayard.
The bill, introduced by Mr. Adams, relative to
foreign ministers, has been disagreed TO, under
the impression that full powers are TO be found i'm
the laws OF NATIONS 10 meet the cases contem
plated by the bill.
THE BITERS BIT-AND REBITTEN
a rRAup-It seems by accounts from New.
York that an affair has lately TRANSFERRED in tha
city which duplicates the reputation of the di
reetors Oh the Merchants Bank in We y maze
RAJ manner One OF the clerks. it is said. some
months ago, defrauded the bank Of nearly
10000 dollars. The fraud was discovered
and the clerk retained in his situation. and his
credit sustained by the bank, until he had pro
cured good notes and endorsers to the amour, of
nus dehcit, when he was discharged. and the
drawers or enaorsers of his paper called mon
tor the money One of the gentlemen drawn
into this business. MIR Timothy Greene we nn
| derstand, has filed bill against the Company for
coilusion or connivance al TIE fraud md NO
defence OF the bank has yet apreared.- BEE.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-03-18

The following very handsome tribute
TO gsilanuy and patriotism is taken from
one OF the last Boston papers.
IN SENATE, FEB. IS.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-03-18
ST. PAUL,

March 14;h, 1906
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-03-20
N E.W PO r T.
THURSDAY-MAacH 20, 1906.

Onthc foureeo,h day of this prefent month
called Mach, intelligence wss brought unto this
city chat Napoleon, fsrnsped Boaapsrtc. the
cheif OF the french nation had fought a great
fight With the Empefou OF Auaria sod RufIia,
at a place called AoReslisz in the province Of
Morsvis, in the dominions Of the Emperor Of
Germany. And the meaenges Who came with
this Intelligence, fad verify on the fra day OF
the fecond month oirhis preicns year, the French
army commanded by Napoleoa wss near unto
Aoaerlitz in Mofavis. and wss drawn out in
battle array. And behold the laliied army OF
Auaria and Rufha, commanded by their beloved
Enpefors Francis znd Alexanders was now GEAR
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-03-20

conf sarn,ly 10 remain Z, al, dipo.al. They
~iIi agres either on the fsic OF the Kiogdom Of
Italy. ofthe objects above mentioned. or their
exchange for m. equivalents qaautity Of artillery
or other objects OF the fame, or different nat
ure. which fhall have been left by the French
Armies in the Heredit,y States.
XIV. The Ratification of the prefcnt Tres-
ty ihall be exchanged within the ipace Of eight
days, or fooner. IL pofIible.
Done and hgned at Prsiblre Dec. z6. lsos.
iSignedl CH. MAU. TALLsYsAso. lLS.j
liSgned, JoHS Pnnceof LrHrENsrEIS (L.s.
lS'gaedI lesAz. Count Da G uYLAs
We have approved. and do approve. OF the a.
bove Treaty, in all ard each Of its Articles
therein contained we declare that il is accept.
ed. ratified and confirmed /; and we promife that
IL mall be invioisbly obfcrved. In faith Of
which we have given ihefe prelents fgned with
our hand. counter6gned aud ieaIed with our In
pcrial Seal.
AT the Palace Of Schoenbranp, Dec. IT, 1906.
BY the Emperor NAPOLEON.
The Miniaer Sec'ry of State. n. B. MAREr.
The Miniaer OF Foreign Relations,
c. M. TALLEYRANp.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-03-20

The great psefs Of foreign news in this days
paper, has excluded osr Congrefionsl Reeiaer,
copy Of the Convention Pfos. feversI commu-
nications, = great number Of Advertisements.
sod fomc Foreigu Articles which we had pre-
pared 10 types
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-05
WILLIAMSBURG RACES:

an Tuefday, the eleventh day of November mex,
~ will be run for, over the Williamsburg Courie
a iweeP fake purfe, for three year old colts, two
mile heats, entrance SO dollars; clofed.
Wedneiday-,he Jockey Club purfe of four hun-
dred dollars, four mile heats.
Thuriday-the proprietors purfe of onehundred
dollars, two mile heats
Friday fweepitake for mules; mile heats, the
bell three in five, entrance ten dollars.
Saturday-an elegant faddle bride whip and fpurs
mile heats, entrance ten dollars.
BY order bff6e Ciub
ROBERT ANDERSON, See',y g Trseia,.r
Auguf 90. | ~ (epLthN)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-05
Augua Is.
NOTICE.

r ME Co-par,nerhip of GILLTAT q KIR B1-,
q by its limitation, would expire on the fri day
OF next month; but the memberso Of that firm have
mutually agreed 70 extend it to the frlt day of MAY
nexs-Ail perlons indebted thersto earneRly re-
queaed to come forward whont DELAY and nav eff
what they respectively owe, as longer Indulgence
ought not to be expected. Thefe who have uniet-
tied accounts and cannot make Immediate payment,
1t is hoped will execute bonds for their REFLECTIVE ba
lances.
GiLLIhr Is KIRBY have already received part
OF their FAIL GOODS, and by the firt arrivals
from London, Liverpool &c. th- relidue is expected
which they will fell low for cahCountry produce or
approved notes.
GILlIAT u KIRBY.
Augult 10. ep ON.