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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-07-08

BE IL enacted BY f5e Senate and House of Re
freSentdhpes Of rbe United STATES If dine, lea in
ConS'ess Assembled That the officers and soldiers
OF the Virginia line on continental establishment.
their heirs or assigns, entItled 20 bounty lands
within the tract reserved by Virginia, between
The little Miami and Scioto rivers, for satisfying
The legal bounties to her officers and soldiers upon
continental establishment, shall be Howell fur.
Their time OF three years, from the twenty third
OF March next 10 complete their locations, and
a further time of FIVE years from the said twenty
third OF March next, to return their SURVEYS and
warrants or certified copies of warrants, 20 the
Office OF the secretary of the war department, q
ny thing in the act entitled " An act TO ascer.
tain the boundary of the lands reserved by the
state OF Virginia north west Of the river Ohio.
for the satisfaction Of her officers and soldiers on
continental establishment, and 10 limit the peri.
cd tor locating the said lands" to the contrary
Notwithstanding PyoViaed, no locations, as a
foresaid, shall after the passing of this ac,. be
made on tracts of land for which patents had Orc.
viousy been ISSUED, or which had been previ.
ousy surveyed, ard any patent which may never.
theless be obtained for and located contrary 10
the provisions Of this section, shall be Considered
as null and void.
-, The several printers in Virginia, and in
the district Of Columbia, are requested 20 insert
the above in their respective papers, once a week
Tor two weeks, and transmit their accounts TO
ID L. IIYI.TnN
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-07-08
Turnpike Company.
N O + &c F.

n 0 T &c E
hereby given, that General Meeting
= OF STOCKHOLDERS, in the Manchester
TURNPIKE CONTRARY, will be held at
BRooKS'S Tavern i'll Manchester, en- the
first Monday in August next--when BUSH
ness OF Importance to the interest of the
Company, will be submitted for conside-
ration.
BY order ofhe Directors.
JAMES BRANDER, CIR.
Manchester, June 90, 1907. tdm
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-07-08

About so years of age, and about feet 6
or inches high nc is of rather delicate
form, little inclined to yellowish COM
plexIOn, and considerably marked in the
face with the small pox his hair rather
lnclines to be bushy, tho not very long /:
He is fellow of good understanding, a
well informed mind, and very specious in
sinuating manner he speaks rather quick
and pert, and has disposition tn he very
polite: lie no doubt, will attempt to change
his appearance, by altering his name,
changing his hair for a wig, &c.-IIe is
pretty well known in most parts of this
state, as well as in the Carolinas and
Georgia, as the waiting man and fiddler of
Mr.. Nicholas M. Johnson, Of whom pur-
chased him-His wife lives in Richmond,
where lac has frequently been since his
elopement and he has also been Part Of
his time in Petersburg; and his wife has
daughtera free woman living in Norfolk,
where ii is probable he has been also
Tho having so general an acquaintance,
there is no knowing where he will keep
himself
Twill give the above reward to any per-
son who will deliver the said runaway to
me, in Hanover.
Hanover, May 81, 1907. If
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-07-08
Tpenty,f0e Dollars Reward.

Run AWAY from the Subscriber living
near Newcastle in the lower end of
this county, on the 9th of March last,
Negro Man
q 7 7 7, r.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-07-08

TO G + II ER WITH
Memoirs u the Life and Wrikines oCtht
.HnfHO1.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-07-08

Richmond, 9th Nav, 1907.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-04-17
mott without number, is fhut out by land from
| all the ports on the continent Of Europe.

mott without number, is fnut out by land from
all the ports on the. continent of Europe.
Navies do not prote6 commerce, neither is
the protection of commerce their object. They
are for the foolifh and Improbable rurpofe of
fighting aud linking each other at fea; aud the
rstultis, that every victory at Tea is victory of
lois. The conqueror, after finking and def
troving part of his enemies fleet, goes homo
with crippled fhips and broken bones. The
Eneliih hire the tower guns and the French ling
TIE Deum.
But Mr.. Hale, in order to have completed
his work, fhould have added another refolve,
and that fhouid have Seep about the expence of
navy for unlefs the United States have a
navy at leatt equal to the navies of other ma
tions, fhe had better have none for it will BE
taken and turned againa her. The navy of one
nation pays no reLbe7 to the navy of another
nation.
The expence of the Englifh navy for 1 SOC,
according to the report of the chancellor of the
exchequer, in March Of that year, was up
wards of iiXty-eight millions of dollars. The
portion of expence which the Fate of New
York would have TO pay as ber quota towards
railing what MIR. Hale calls I" r.pe9akLe ma
1y," would be eight millions of dollars over
and above the impoft revenue of l,s24,49e dol.
lars, and therefore MIR. Hale ihould have f.
niihed with refolve TO the following purport |:
" Refolved, as the fenfe OF this legislature,
" that the farmers and landholders of the city
and itate of New-York ought mon cheerful
ly to pay, and this legislature has no doubt
" but they viii! pay, the fun of eight millions
OF dollars annually, over and above the i'm
pot revenue, as tie 4aota Of iris Rate, to-
" wards rafting 'rs2eHGbLe May to fight eli
-" Their the French navy, the Spanih navy, the
Engiiih navy, or any other navy"
AS trees cannot be voted into fliips by a re-
folve of the legislature; it is fri neceTary to
fettle about the expence of a navy, and the
manner IN which that expence is 10 BE- betrayed,
before they refolve about building a navy.
Count the colt is good maxim. Mr. Hale has
begun his work at the wrong end.
COMMON SENSE.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-04-17
APPOINTMENTS

Made By and WITH the advice and content of tbe
Senate.
Brockholft Livingfton, of New-York, as an
Allocate juftce of the Supreme Court of the u.
States in the room of William Patterfop, de-
ceafed.
William Hull, governor of Michigan, COM
mfhoner to treat with certain Indian tribes in
the vicinity of Detroit.
William Henry Harrifon, of Indiana, govern
or of Indiana.
Eli Williams, of Maryland, conmiffiouer
for the road from Cumberland to Ohio.
Joihua Lewis, of Kentucky, one of the iude-
es OF the territory of Orleans, on the reiiena-
ton of John B. Prevoft.
."s' LeSks, Ct Virginia, one of the Judges
OF the United States for the MififInni TerI'so'
ry.
John Coburn, or Kentucky, one of the iudg.
es Oh Inc y. States for the territory of Micbi-
gan.
Michael McClary, of N. Hampfhire, 'marlhal
of New-Hampiare.
Peter Curtenus, of New-York, MARTIAL of
New-York.
Peter A. Schenck, of NewYort. now fur
veyor of the port of New-York, infpeetor of
revenue for the fame.
John Barnes, of the territory of Columbia.
collector and infpetto for the diitriet of George.
town.
Willis w. Parker, of Virginia, now colec.
tor or the port of South Quay, infpedor for
the fame.
John Page, of Virginia, commifioner of loans
for the fate of Virginia
James Taylor, of North Carolina. coIIeaor
and infpector for Ocracock.
William Durham, of Georgia, furyevor and
iniPector OF Daren, in Georgia.
Edwin Mounger, of Georgia, collector for
the difriet of Savanna.
John Lowell, OF Orleans, who is furyeyor of
the port of New Orleans, infpett or for the fame.
James Lowell, who is furveyor of the port
OF New-Orieans, inipeetor of the revenue of the
fame.
Thomas Nicholfon, of MARYLAND. who is col.
lector OF CheitertowO, in Maryland, infpector of
revenue for the fame.
Jeremiah Clark, of MaGacbufetts, collector
for the diltriet and inpec,or of the revenue for
the port of York in Maine.
John Linton, OF Virginia, collector for the
ditret, aud infpector of the revenue for the port
of Dumfries in Virginia.
Julien Poydrals, of Orleans, number of the
legislative council of Orleans
Seth Peaie, of the territory of Columbia, fur
veyor OF the public lands of the u. S. fouth of
Tennefiee.
Edmund Blount, of North Carolina, MARTIAL
of the diitriet of N. Carolina.
frederick Bates, of the territory of Michigan,
lecretary tor the territory of Louifiana, and re-
corder Of land titles in the fame territory.
Pierre Foucher and James Mather, fenior,
of the territory Of Orleans, members of the Ie-
gillatlve council of Orleans, to fupply the pla-
ces OF Mef1rs. Detrehan and Sauvc religued.
George Johnion, of New-York, confill for
U. S. at Glafgow, in G. Is.
Thomas Gamble, Of Pcnnfylvania, conful for
the U. S. in the illand Of Santa Cruz.
Maurice Rogers, Of Pennfylvania, conful for
the u. S. at st. Jdgo de Cuba.
John b. Dasney, of Manachufetts, conful for
the U. S. at Fayal.
Edward Darlington, Of Connecticut conful of
the U. s. at Canton in China.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-04-17
W-ORLEANS, March s.

Arrived in this city this morning, JoHN GRA.
nam, ESQ. Secretary of th, Territory.
MARCH 10.
APPOINTMENT BY THE GOVERNOR,
JAMES MATTER, fen. Efq. Mayor of this city
vice JoHN WATKINS, Eiq.
We underGand that EDWARD LIvIsCsTos,
Eiq. OF this city is preparing for the PRESS, a
view OF the late extraordinary occurrences that
have taken place in this territory. There 10 no
doubt fuch work from his pen, will be receiv-
ed with avidity by the public-and, we incere.
Iy hope, that our information on this fubjeet may
prove as we believe it correct.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-04-17
Last ebsni,ia 9 @mi.

The laf nights mails brought us the t,,,.ts:.4
of two arrivals from Europe the one b. the
way IF Bolton. the other of Norfolk. The
lait Of them dowRto the 26.h of February
from London.--Thefe adyices are not 70 in.
terefing as we had expected.
We have felected fuch articles from both, as
are the mott important and leait prolix.
From the faces of this intelligence, we can
not concur in the ccnc!uGons of the Editor
of the Norfolk Ledscr.-Thc FUN total is,
that the Rniiians attacked the French in thei.
winter environments and gained fome adj.
vantages before the French could get their
forces together. The Preach, however, feem-
ed to be rapidly embodying their troopsi
tn fem the torrent--rhe Rnffians have
Certainly one advantage. in being better inur-
ed to the rigours of the Climate.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-04-17

2,br follosOisg exfra7 Of n letter reetiveS from
Lieut.. Games, d0fea Fort Siodidrrf, Febrna-
~ %, 1907, .farhJBeS /ome iAfereJgizg eiyen1s-
.faneeJ reIafiqe to fbs arreR Of Coi. Burr.
- Early ~ the morning of the 10Th of the
prefent mouth was adviied by major Perkins,
that mn, whom he fuppofed to be col. Burr,
had pailed through the upper end of this fettle.
ment the preceding evening; whereupon ] i'm
media.ely ict out with ieijcant aid three pri-
Yates of my detachment; aud after feconnoi-
tering with major Perkins about fourteen miles
up the country, met with col. Burr, and el-
eoftSd him to this p!aee. My apprchealions
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-04-17
RICHMOND TURNPIKE COMPANY.

{ puriuanee Of refouton Of the Board Of d.
4 fedors for the faid Compszy, WILLIS 10 Ia a
Auction, at the Eagle-Tsveru, Oh Saturday the 9oth
Of n, month, all SHARES of delinquent sioek-
holders in the faia company.
II SHEPPARD, 7,esfa,y
April IL. tsf
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-04-17
NORFOLK. Anril q.

We have from good authority, that there are nov
in circulation in this place, forged Of the Dati-
more Bank Of 100 dollars, fgned James Cock, Ca
ihier, and George Vnore, Prehdent they can be de-
teeted by infinitely Investigating the Gathers name,
which is badly executed.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-04-17

letter from Na,ehez, received at Pittfburg, fays
:" The iecoEd in command at Baton Rouge has been
arreGed by governor Crandpre, as being concerned
IN Burrs eonipiracy, aud fent to Peniaeoa in irons
part OF the army is hourly expected here, ard a
quadron Of gun boats, &c. under the command OF
capt Shaw, is aationed in the river oppofte ibis
place.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-04-17
PHILADELPHIA, april 10.

IMPEACHMENT OF THE GOVERNOR.
The queftion on impeaching the Governor
was taken in the Houfe of 'RepreEepta,;v.s of
this State on "Wednesday laft, and carried in
Committee of the whole, IA to 40.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-04-17
WASHINGTON, April 8.

The PRESIDENT of the UNITED STATES
yeiterday left this City on iliort Witt to Mon
ticcllo.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-04-17
LoEDoN, Feb. 90,

Sir H7me-Popham has arrived frotr, the River
Piaie; has been pu; under arreft and mutt he
tired !; but he is treated with much refpeS.
Government appear determined to trv Bueno,
Ayres once more: tut Monte Video will pro-
baby be irlt attacked
Sir II. Popham returned in an American
hip.
The queftion for emancipaling the Iriih ca
tho!ics isto be again agitaie,l in Parliament.
Feb %. The 55th bulletin ia dated at War
iaw, Jan. %. It gives IN account ofthc battle
OF MohrioGen, Jan. IS. The French were
commanded b. the Prince of Poute Corvo Ii
lays the kniiians were driven Q leagues, lo.t
1900, killed and 500 Prifoners.
Some inhabitants of Polifn PruG;s have been
ordered to be ihot for concesling d ferters
Feb. "a. II is faid the KulIisn miniitry have
prefented TO The Englil, government the traft
ora commercial treaty, which puts the Britilh
trade to the Baltic a level with that of the
native Rulidn merchant, from port to port
The greater part Of the alien duties, as FAR as
retpets Great Britain, are to be taken off and
it is even expected that RufIia will employ her
mediation with the Court of Denmark, 10 pro-
cure,in favor Of Eng Iand, coniderable du1i-
mutton on the duties paid at the Sound. The
after would be an ineltmabe advantage to
the Britilh merchant.
Gen. WhitelOCk is TO flil Immediately for
South America, with an, expedition.
By accidents in the crOwdng of fine cxtracr-
binary large mob, collected yenerday a; the cx-'
ecution of two murder ers, "a nea AID wo-
men were killed, Is msn and women wound
ed.
FeB. %. The RufIian official report of the
battle OF the 18th between the RulTans and
Pru''ilns and Bernadotte's and Ney's diyfi6ris,
has been received, and amply confirms us IN
tile oplnion lhAt we have invariably maintains
ed, that the Ftench were defeated. hut the
defeat appears TO have been much more deci-
I've THAI SIC were at frR induced to believe.
That o5lcure part OF the 5fth Bulletin, which
lated Ney's diyifon To have advanced twenty
leagues from its cantonmentS, and to have re-
turned without iufaining any lois, is new ex-
planned -Ney bad marched to- reinforce Berna-
dotte for the purpee, as it ihould feem, Of
pulling on to Koniut fberg. But the RufTans
and Pruhia1s, 10y rapid ADD nalleriy move
ment, interpreted froug ooinmnbstween them,
drove back Eey, and prevented the unt;iOd.
There appear TO have been two battles. The
54ih Bulletin, in abiding 10 Ney's advance and
retreat, does not inform us that there was any
action it merely fdys that the RufIiln army
took the alarm, and made movement on the
right ofNey's divifon. But we now find that,
on the oath January, the RulIians and PrulIians
attacked Ney, near Mohringen, and compelled
him To- fdll back 10 Pfzasnez, in Eat Pulls,
where he joined Murat's divihon. On the next
DAY the Runians attacked part of Bernadotle's
dSidon under gSDeral PaGtod. Bernadoiie
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-04-17

This morning intercepted dispatches from
admiral Villaumoz, at the Havana, were re-
cei,ed at the admiralty. were taken from
an board an American G,ip by one of admiral
Berkeey's CRITTERS, and fen: home from Ber-
muda, by the admiral. in the Avon lloop of
war. The Avon left the Bslona, of "a guns
raptain Douglas, Melampus and Squirrel fri
gates, cruizing off the Chefapeak, watching
the wretched remain. of the Frescb fquadron,
WHICH mad put in there after the hurricane.
London paper.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-04-17

FROM LECHokN, Dec. 3I.-The Hibernia,
from Boron, has been fent in here by French
privatcer-the papers are fent on 10 Paris-,he
Corfair has relngu1ied all claim ON veHel or
cargo. Four hundred bales Inda cottons are
lodged in the Qneen's warehoufs (althoush ac-
companied with confuhr certiicate) it is
doubted whether the con6gnee will be fnfered
to Offer them for fale in Leghotn.
n re,teSa6le merchant has communicated tie
.1oilssving note to tbe Editor oftbe Bottom Ga
xetfe.
As the extracts given in your lat paper, and
y the Centinel of this morning, from letters,
dated Leghorn 3o.h Dec. mentioning certain
meafures that had been adopted there, in per-
fuance of the French decree, of the Esd Nov
may caufe unfounded unea6nefs to feme who
have property there, you would perhaps do
them favor, and you would oblige me, by az
Turing them in your paper of tomorrow,
That, whatever may have been done fince
aslate as the Sd Jan. there had been no new
re(trietion laid upon the fale of India Cottons,
nor any other fpecies of goods whatfoever.
That the Hibernia's letters, although it was
laid they were to be fent--had not then gone
to Paris.--That there had no order arrived from
Paris to fearch the warehoufes-and that the
Englilh merchants (if any were there, who were
not Tufcan citizens, which doubt had not
retired 10 Sicily"
ground thefe afIurances on letters have re-
ceived from my houfe at Leghoru to the above
date, at which time they had upwards of 400
bales of India Piece Goods on hand, and they
mention not Jingle fyllable about any dufficu-
ty they were likely TO encounter in the ta'e of
them, nor of any new refrieions having been
put on trade. Respecting the Hbernia's letters,
they had procured the original of one to my
knowledge. and were Till in hopes of getting
their other letters alto, at leaf copies of them.
And 40 ia the merchants, lam 70 intimately
acc tainted with them all, that J fhould certain
ly, Think, have been told their names, if any
OF them have gone off.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-04-17
1De9tzInDlee.
NE W-YORK, April 7.

BY the fchooper Amanda, arrived yetterday
hr,m Martinique, we have received the follow
ing intereiing decree, which has lately gone
into operation throughout that inand.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-04-17
WA. BoS rON.)
ELBING, January 90.

A-hbiANS, ~.
The French Martial Brrna1o,te marched
from hence on the oath, and MARTIAL Ney was
advancing 70 form junction with him, hut the
former has been defeated by combined Ruff.
han and Prufian corps-4ooo French were
made prifoners, 10 pieces of cannon taken,
ttands of colours, and the whole of Bernadotte's
baggage. The Rullian Il. Gen. Won Anrep,
was killed. Bernadotte was driven 20 leagues
from ElbIng --Ney retreated to Przsinitz, in
Eaft Prufia. The former is furrosndet hnt
the latter has joined Mnrat. A grand battleis
momently expected. The RufIian army con-
mis- Of 100000 men, and is daily augment
ing.
a letter from Counfelor Theveua, dated
Marienwerisr Jan. 81, fays the remains of Ber-
nadotte'S army are cut off; that Morat baa
been wounded and taken Bernado;,e feyersly
wounded Rapp killed roulhier made mi.
foner thatthe combinations of E,bing. &C. 600
crowns, were taken thar Bonaparte wa in Of
nervous fever at Wa faw taat the bIocs-
AIDE of Grandeur is RATED that Launes has ION
both legs that 6ooo French were killed aud
1000 wounded ; and that Gen. Victor had been
made prlfoner and had arrived at Dantzic.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-04-17

altoona, Feb. Is.
Bonaparte has offered to the Swedes, if they
would make peace. 10 give them Norway he.
loneiuging to the Danes!! The Swedes re-
fufrd the offer, and ient the letters to the Court
of Denmark. The King of Sweden is ftrted TO
have fad " / fhall never in my life become the
ally tuch robher as you" ~
Apprrhenicns are entertained of vift from
the RufIis0s Italy.
1t arrears that a battle, which ended in ia
your Of thc Rufiians. took place at Mohringen,
Jan. &c. The Ruilians attacked the lat wing
under Pon'e Core.
! The kriii7n sdvonced potg were at Calm,
on the Banks of the Vihu'a.
There cannot be the leaf doubt of the recon,
tucceis Of the Ruiiians, as they absolutely oc-
cupy places which have been in poasfion Of the.
French.
The French are faid to be in great want of
Provifions.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-04-17
DECREE errHs7rH MARcH.1so7

7ragQafed for the Mercantile 4Advertijsr.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-04-17
WARSAW, Feb. ..

w ANSAW. TEU. =.
The Emperor continues frequently. 10 make
Mort eXcrriions. An order has been fined ar
Pofen to arret all perions who fay any thug to
the prejudice of the Grand Army. This order
is in ooEfeqnence Of the fcandalous reports that
get abroad.
The Poli:h army has marched aganft Dant-
zic, and are before that place.
The French have appeared in the vicinity Of
Strafund.
Their Pru!lian MAjeNy's are at Konigfburgb.
Their return thitheris conhdered a proof of
their confidence that the French will not be a.
BILE TO advance.
The French have evacuated Elbing aIf, OF
ttrolenka, and fome other places, conlidered
too far advanced from the Main Body.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-07-18
HAMIL.TON'S ELIXIR

4 Is recommended as the best remedy Icr
coughs, colds. asthmas, hoopin couggh, up
preaching consumptions, and most disorders
of the breast and lungs. This preparation viii
prove valuable acquisition to public speakers
who may be subject to temporary hoarseness,
thickness of speeck, &c. In long confirmed
Asth1natic complaints where cure can speed
lily be expected, this medicine affords initaedi;-
.ate rehst, naoderating the fits ofeoughiig and
rendering tneir recurrence less frequent. On
children 9afffictedwith the hopping cough, the
Ike beneficial effects may confidently be eS-
.pscted.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-07-18

bY11l ptV@1h 1A WI III & ~ = ~ ~ -
hose or tive Of the eli1ssir. IS i
I ls Il 81 jun.
Is No. II Bndd-street, Phiadelphia'
Mrs.. n Lee. s.. slss ss
From Lufher Martin Esq. late .AttoTnSysys-5
neral 81 The SAFE ii 11aryland.
/ comply with your request in stating my
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III my family for two 81 three years past, WITH
uniform success, whenever colds, cong his, or
similar complaints, have rendered medicine
necessary have myself found it an excel
lsrt and agreeable remedy for q very palntui
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On these accounts ( do not hesitate to ne
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dicine, and deserving public attention.
'ss' ,ss7tF LUTHER MARTIN.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-07-18
N % T / C E.

TTyHOSE who have Flour stored with me-
n are hereby requested to take said sor
away or sell it, ON or before the Oath day d
July next; at which time; l intend to lesv'
Alexandria. and will not be accountable lor ar
-four noE il ray p ,sscssion after the time =
boye stated. Asso those who Lave clalni
against ms, arc requested to bring them Tor
Eard for settlement; and those who are ID
debted to n,e, or the firm Of DES.ET * 70"
ELL, will please 70 make payment by the h's
day of August next, as 70 further lndu'seaa
will be given.
ar To Rent-A Warehouse.
Edmund Desntc.@
June 81. colt