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PARIS, ian. II.

Several conscrlpts,w learn from Nice,
have been wandering about in the noun
tains, where they thought they were in
security, but the government observed
them, and took measures 10 seize them
al together; this has now been effected,
and the gendarmerie took their mca-
aures so well, that the whole cf these
young fugitives have been conducted to
prison.
LONDON, Feb. 10.
Some passengers arrived by the Lis
bon mail report, that the king Of Spain
has been very much indisposcd for
some time, and that the power and in
huence OF the prince ofpeace were every
day acquiring additional strength and
extent. Beauharno;3, the French am
hassadour, had arrived at Madrid,
where his presence it is said produced
some unpleasant approximations. His
visit was supposed to DC for quite d CON
trary purpose than that Of conforring
benefits upon the Spanish nation. 1t
appears that, previous to his first inter
view with the prince eff peace, he was
kept considerable time in waiting-a
circumstance from which the spccula-
tors at Madrid drew conclusions not vc-
~ favourable to the cordially which
was presumed to exist between the
courts of France and Spain.
1t is difficult, however, to reconcile
he report of the increasing influence Of
the Prince of peace, who has been gen
orally believed to be in the French in
terest, with the report of the decreasing
influence of the French government O.
Yer the Spanish councils.
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-04-09

At the General Election held in this
town on Monday last, Miessrs. William
Irwin and John Morgan were elected to
represent this county in the house of de-
legates. The votes for a representative
In Congress were,
For Noah Linsly, Esq. 1o3
John u. Jackson, Esq. 81
We have Just received certain intel
Hgence that the executive has ordered
party of marines to meet col. Burr,
in order to escort him to Richmond,
(Vlr) there to be kept until the meeting
OF the federal court in that state, on the
supposition that his expedition was fit
ted out from Blennerhasset's island,
which is said to be in Virginia.
Atlantic World.
[ From the Washington FederaHst.1
So much has been said, and so contra
dict0ry have been the reports, respecting
the treaty, or the articles intended for a
treaty, lately signed at London by the
American and British ministers, that
conjecture has been baffled, and opinion
wanted data to rest upon.
We believe we have it now in our
power to relieve the public mind from
that uncertainty in which it has hereto
fore been suspended. The treaty will be
immediately returned to London for fur
Their negotiation. For this purpose the
Wasp ship of war is ordered to be got
ready for sea immediately-the officers
are selected, the crew completed, and
Thursday next is named as the day on
which she is to sail. Capt. Smith, who
is to command the Wasp, will be the
bearer of the treaty to London. From
thence the Wasp will repair to the Me
diterranean, where she is to be station
ed.
In conversation on the subject of the
treaty, the President has been heard to
declare, that had he laid it before the
Senate and that body had been unani-
nous in advising its ratification, still he
would have withheld the sanction of his
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-10-14
TO RENT.
Fer fbcee O, Gyc ,cnr, .

Fo, three Q, foe years.
HAT valuable T'IN1ARD of the late Mr..
n Jeioo boelsiuS,a And now oeoupiedb BY the Sub(cr-
Der iituaed On the an-S,reet of this csv, between
the Capitol and Balm Of the canal, it's coaveniences
are hyperion to any other in this place. large Cur
rying Shop, Cellar and drying loft, afpacious Bars
Houie, two Bark Mills aud Houfes, a Beam EIouic
and every other Tequi,e Tor the tanning of from to
5000 hides ye,r, executive III ikins Alto on the
fame tenement convenient DYELkING fioUs T.
Kitchen, Smoke Hnuie, Stable and Garden, tic rem
ter may be accommodated with about one hundred
cords OF excellent red aud black oak Bark ow in the
Bark Houfe at a fair price.
Propofals for the above will be received by the fb
fcriber
Bond with approved fecuri,y will be required and
PoReiion given of the whole except few of ,he
watts, on the trit of September The resGon ar
agned Tor Offering the foregoing property for rent is
the i'll Gate of health of the Subfcriber RI paw tina,
tention the buinefs requires. MARCUS ELCAM
april s. lastf,
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7rjs ., zen tbs sgsrr;sg vALuaaLE PaopssrY.
Fratsd ia TIC eeai,e of,sfros, in tie City of RIB
ss'nd' fer sras.y, Q, LyiH eseIaags it 1S coed Land
~ Ne isscsr oa,t, of 7rrse1:s, ~
-FOUR BRICK HOUSES, on the u,ain-areet,
a three oil then, oppoiite Meifrs. John 81 Robert
Canhies, and fronting the eros-nrees leading from
Col Mayo's bridge, attached thereto brick Ium-
sr-floutss Kitchens Sinots houies, &c. The other
H,uie oppoii,e Mfrs. Galllsgo aud Richards. and
occupied by MIR. Robt. Bell iadder Any perlon
wifhing to purehsie the above property viii apply
to Mr.. Levi, Itusheart, who is generally in Rich.
mond, orto b. IRUEdRART
Powha,an, sspt. i2. oaw6w.
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that the produce Of the EusRih. Wen Iadia II
-lsndsis greatly beyond the demand of England !;
and 70 far as this furpIus goes, fne is he,felf
noft deeply interefted in the exiftence of neu.
trail carrier. ,Coniegucntly by defroying this
carrier Inc would deprive herfelf of the only
means for difpoiHS of her own furplus produce.
View the point, thea. in what light we NAV,
England would be the grca'eR fufferer. The
neutral nation wocld only lofr the profits Of the
trade, While The would lofe the means of ciifpo.
fing of the greater part of her colonial products.
1t is admitted that her Hands would be fome-
what difSG by the want of the fuep!ies or.
dinarily Received from the U. S. 1t is fad,
however, that thefe might in great degree be
got from her American continental poiiefiions.
But unfortunately one circumstance is entirely
overlooked, which is, that in the event of a
rupture with England, one of the firif iteps Ia
ken by the u. S. would probably be to pclicfs
themftlves Of thefe very colonies.
Upon the whole, we flatter ourfeives that the
BritiG Parliament will take more correct and
ddpafiionate view of this fubjea than has been
done by their committee, aud that, when they
ihail clearly fee that this country is relolutely
determined to maintain her rights, and to reiett
all temperiiug, they will confu,t the mutual
intereRs of the two nations by the adoption of
pacihc aud liberal meafures. Nat, In,.
EEsiiai Bacon is elected representative of the
room OF Bsrna!ss B:dr.R, ssGgned.
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Richmond, Augua IS

I AN Away on Saturday Ian, bright nua,to
4 msn named HARRY JACKSON, about rs
years old, 5 feet or inches high, remarkably
we" formed, has psaiant coun,-nance, cai.iidee
aoIe wound ever of has eyes and fone imal fear,
on his forehead, is very atve and ti,b!s, was raE
iince 1t Public Au3iou by MIR. Thee. Ar,n;pcsd =,
Norto!k-the iaid negro has been accultoned 70 on
ny water, and has much the air OF a faor; seino
fond Of iociety have doubt bu; he Is either zone to
Richmond or Norfolk; where he is perrGt.ly &C,
fulintcd.
Fl give the FUN Of l 5 dollars if casght in III.
former and IS dollars "a she latter 70 tha he is fs-
cured and Returned 70 ne, 10 dollars if caupht in
or about this Town AS he is very iLrevd elcver
negro, and capable aImolt of any employment, he
will no doubt Change his c!ethss therefore il is .npe
eeiary to defcribe tho.e he carried with him.
T.. HAXaLL.
Petersburg, Sept. 10. r.
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For SIZE.

HNHE LANYARD in this place, formerly occi-
A pied by VIM. Handy, which is now in good
repair, with every Improvement neeeilary to carry
oh the bulnels exteniivsY. The nock i'll faid yard
which is now in full operation, would be fold alto,
70 that purehaieg would have opportunity of COM
niencing the bufneis under every advantage the tu
alton is capable Of.
a very liberal credit will be given for both the
yard aud ock, receiving Satisfactory lecurity for
the payment of the pufehale money for terms apply
to John Cunningham & Co. Richmond, or to
JOHN & Z. CUNNINGHAM.
Carterfville, June ls.
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5la1ecellanu.

The Society of the Sciences at P1ufhng have pro.
pofed Gold Medal for the following quelion to be
anfwered within year. GAS the utility Of pouring
out oil and other fat fub0ances during forms at fsa
is eablilhed by fucient proofs but as the Object.
on that this method may be prejudicia fhps which
follow, has not been lusienty obviateJ the Society
requires know what is the phyic. principle Of
calming the waves b. pouring fat fubaances and
the above objection be entirely done away by any
explanation PIT is remarkable, that the fame uusf-
ton propoied Ian year, and anfwer returned
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b. oi1fps If a drd Of h5f exes,fed 10 me ky Mr.. mn
Gs1 G. Ge'se,, 10, tie farsg5 IF Jssp,i7g tie 5ay.
szeTf u etyfain Jun u Soasy fds,eia meaoz-d, tore
Tier 7rib The iegaicxPenees atandizg NE JiiiHgf
5sH, On Moaday tks 1911 dry ef 0e7e5s, S,f bffassa
bsborr' d one eai Eve oeiost Psr BrseeeS 70 fY at
The 6esIe TE90n, IA tie CITY ef Risbmoqd, to i5sbig5-
sabsder, fer rsaay ooory,
n CERTAIN MESSUAGE and TENEMENT,
L n wherein is brick Houio, forty-fx feet long
and twenty four feet wide, fsories high, with o-
ther buildings and Improvements, now occupied by
MeGrs Henderlon and Robertfon, merchants, aJion-
ing the public iquare welt Of the Court Houfe, "a
the tswh Of C!.srlo,tluiIe.
SAMUEL OWEN,
SEPT 96, tar
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EOR SALE

HE following PROPERTY belonging to Ro-
bert Alexander, Eig. of Woodford county, in
the fate OF kentucky:--ALOT OF GROUND. in
the City ct Richmond, with valuable Houie there
on, one room Of which is occupied by the LEWIS as
Synageuge-under the houle there are a fet of
Vaults, originally intended for Wine Cellar; alto
the Tra9 of LAND wherein William, Alexander.
Etq formerly refided, about three miles from the CT
ty OF Richmond. Two years credit from the fra
day OF January next will be allowed the purchafer,
OF whom bond With good fccurity bearing ntereH
from the fad fra day of January and mortgage on
the premies will be required and whom a convey
anee III lee hmple with warra,ay will he granted
Poheion Of the tract of Land may be had on the day
OF iae, and of the Vaults, but the Jews are entitled
to the poGehon of the rem OF the houie until the fra
day OF May nextUnlcis the property is fold by pri-
vate bargain, it will be fold publicly at the front door
OF the Eagle Tavern between the hours of l ? and
o'clock, P M on Saturday the 24th day of 0 aober
next. The title papers may be feen and every nfor
nation granted by applying 10 me.
VIM. HAY, Aheraey in fa{7 for
RoBERT ALEXANDER
Richmond, Aug TIN, 1907. epu
Land in. tie fate Of Ohio
FOR SALE.
HE fubicriber wiihes to fell Valuable Traa of
4 LAND, in the Rate of Ohio, containing one
thouand This tract is OF excellent quality. as
the fu5icriber has underGood from moi relpe aabe
Information 1t lies on Deer creek branch of the
Stiota, about Is mules from Chacothe in a well fet-
tied neghborhood, and very convenient TO the trade
oil the Ohio. He will dpoie Of it for calh or, on
hort credit; for notes negotiable at the Bank OF Vrr
GINA; will exchange it for properly in the City of
Richmond. An unquefionablc tide with general
warranty, will be made to the purchaler by
Sent es. IF
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TEN DOLLARS REWARD.

Dgfrfcd from my recruiting yrnIssvop5 in Js torn,
on Tie l2b Infant,
7 OSEPH WILLIAMSON, who was duly enlia-
as ed on the 18th day Of Augua, as private in the
army Of the United States; he was born liceordug
10 his own aceonnD in Hanover county, (Vrgins D
eyed &c years, he is FIVE feet II inches high, dirk
hair, hale eyes, dark complexion, remarkably large
aud black beard
The above reward, with Reasonable expences will
be paid on the delivery Of the fld deierter at dis
place, or to any officer Of the army of the United
States
]. c. CAR TER,
Egfgn 2adRfgi U. s. Lsf-yy
Fraderiekfburg, 5eptember 8. #.
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a NEW SEMINARY

pH6s edfUed in PisJ7oad Je l5ird lGsIy IN Yerasyy
Jo' tie triton Of yonag Lr57.s, be- InANcss i !.
HUcHEs PrTeesf, sf al TIE 1I'e5igsion n. seas.sy
which will be tasght READING, WsIrIaa,
hRIraMETIc, GRAMMAR, GfoGeAtHr and
NEEDLEwcRK. Ihofe ~ha may I.cs.ur her with
their oo"tdefoe, iha have tsulJ to anrYr IFS be-
ing m'iPiaced FIR Prornifes OF her part the utmoa
diligerce aud attentions the mua pointed aud parti.
cular attention will be paid the morals and manners
oil the young Lades.-B osrders will be received AZ
hundred aud thirty dollars board and tuition: for
tuition alone, eight pounds, if rhe bigiea brarehrs
be taught and ieven il merely Reading and W ri,ing.
oc3 Z. tiTi6
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WILLIAMSBURG RACES.

On WRDNEsDAr, TIE eievcnfb day Of Sgope,75er nest
Will BE RUN roR. ovf, tbe M'HianjsHrg eou,js,
e HE JOCKEY CLUB PURSE OF foa, b9rsyoi
4 dollars, four mile heats
On the ieeond day, the pROPRIETOR'S PURSE
OF one ba1dred dollars to which will be added, the
balance that may remain in the hands of the rreai,r
er, and all arrearages that may be due to the club
after payment OF the neceflAry expeuces-swo mile
heats.
On the third day, an elegant Saddle, Bride JVJis
and SenrI, entrance ten dollars--nlile hears.
On the fourth day, Szpsstaaie, for Mules. en-.
trance ten dollars; the bet three in five--me heat,
Byoydey 9ff6e Cku5
Ro: ANDERSON, Secretary 81 Tree,Syt,.
Sept, %. enIiibN
The adpeation of this club terminates with the
pFeen' races, and it IS fuPpoied that this pure will
be worth above three hundred dollars. s
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FILL GOODS.

KIRBY, DRAKE g TAYLOR,
Are 1seO receiving Ly fbs pip RoLLA (jos London,
LARoE AND HANDSOME ASSORTMENT or
FASHIONABLE GOODS,
1SBLEcTED sr 4 PBRTHER or 7HE HOUSE y
-Gmsag yvbie6 are
T ONION faPerfns CIoths,2 sy..,;,, ,a,u,.
z 4 Kerieymeres& TolenetsS 'Ep''''' 91S"'y'
Gentlemen's Patent silk and Beaver Hats,
Clildren's Trafalgar ard Eri=ine do.
Elegant Leuo Picquet ard Sewed mullins,
Do Robes aud DreGes,
ColouredItsIian Grape, for Ladies DreGes
Silk, Cotton aud Worried Hofery,
lrih Linens. Lawns and Sheetings,
A CJtton Shirting (vay .jne,)
Ladies lid Shoes.
Cllicoss Cambreks, Chambrays, Cotton and Thread
LaCes, &c.
And IN daily expectation Of receiving by the Pro-
ts6refs from Liverpool, large shoraeu, Of eoarfe
Woolens, &c. All Of which will be fold very low,
whoIelsls and RETAIL Tor cath, lhort credit to
puuduaI cUlDmers
Sept. go If
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TEN DOLLApS REMARn.

1 ESER TED from nay recruiting rendezvous,
Il IN this city, the 2'h o, the pretnt n,o,,,h
PETER L. Blu Tier, who duly enliled on
the 10th, as private in the army of the Uni,ed
States He was born according TO his own sceouns)
IN Dinwiddie county, Virginia; aged - wears. He
is feet "a inches high, brown hair, blurh
eyes, fair complexion, and ne leems be very kns,,
Jag and i's4aeions.
am lately informed, that =" he was on board the
Cbsaefaks f'iats when attacked by the Briti pirate
where he bore the name of Jaz.es Etes and in con-
ieqnenee OF flight wound he len, to the huipi-
ia, III Norfolk, ifori wlenre re 90 this Place"
ne above reward with reainnabe expenies ,yi.i be
paid Oh the Sievry of the faid der,r-er a, ts o,ate
or to any cia-er of the Army al til, u s.
EDMD p. GAINES
Csyaiaia q U. S. I.fart,y.
Richhoad, Augua IS "
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A convenient BRICK LUMGER-HoUsE, 6tu.
atsd on the bank Of the balm, particularly adapted
to the eafy recession and llorage Of -four, &c For
this properly liberal credit will be given If fod on
receiving satisfactory iecurity for the payment Of the
purchafe money, or il may be rented eafy terms
and immediate PoaelIion obtained, by applying a
bove.
Carterfville June 90. oawtf.
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ANTHONY pErzEp.

NfACHFR eftss FRENCH LANGUAGE. a,
D'ti Hai'e,'s Aead,.y. ,e,p.afsl,y ;sf.r.~, 81,
J,aal ana ne public IN ge1s-a!, tbai b EJrENiNC
~ - ooA 1ef~aAy 'is" for he ,secSiisa Of PUPILS
o" fbe street ieasrs Gel R7a,,I 6r;r ,r tb. yoa.r
Part q he beD'e aeoing tie Riis-Ssa Tss..a cniee
eypf'6 BY Mr. JO6n Day,S4s-fSr fssss sssi, al IL.
Seo''f Room from 'GN selosi. ., =. 1;.a AaRs,'s
Aee6s,ry.
Oe1o5er g. r ha~
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WIII 20 SOLn

ft Public zHf70s, onf5s sb day Of Deeeov5.y sx at
h- dear ei't6s joe's Tsve,a,
= fT-lWO thouilnd, fevcn hundred and
4 = thirty acres Of Weitern LANDS lgin, 10 the
counties of Montgomery, Harrilon ard Kenawha -
credit of one two three and four wears will be
allowed, if satisfactory faeuri'y aal be given.
SAMUEL GREENHOW
Richmond, Oa Z. oaw If
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Petersburg, Sept. 10.
JOBN ALCOCK.

Informs BIS fiels and lie pn5e a. G,,p,, ia, Z, h.,
jyf ,eee0e, and is n0gO obeuinp, rext ssy "a Mn,
1Tcgfr and Adaasnss' vea3~<, l4,re e6s.saserf IF
MER HANDIZE,
CONSISTING OF THE FOLLOWING ARTICLES:
and joiuers Tools, iron and as.,
~ Locks and Hinges, for l.ouie wor!, aud eab;nrr
Ware alto carry on my
CABINET A1.fNUF4fC7OR1-.
as ufua, adjoining the fire nursnce office and b,v.
on hand three thouland dollars worth OF furniture fin.
iihed in the he0 workman like manner and IL the
newell iaihsn. ALTO, windlor Chairs will fell al
OF the above goods, 9y lar for cah or good paper
az fsort date.
'ept'o. eptf.
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1T Csaneeyy D!,9silF Csarf krid in HTD;an,E
burg, tie ssh dcy Of April, 1907.
Elizabeth Daniel, executrix of John Daniel, Major
Turner, and Sally his wife, adninirasrix of Chez.
lyDaniel; Daniel. widow aud adn,inif
tratrix of James Daniel and Henry Lues,, exc,
cator Of Overton Daniel, Plta
Againh -
James Gregorie, furviving executor Of John Daniel
Thomas Healy, late herif of the county of Mid
dlefex and idueiary poeGor of the goods and chat
tells, rights and credits of George Hartman, dec d.
who was an executor of the latf named John Dan
ell; unadmisiGered by Samuel Klugg, deeeafed;
John Montague, Administrator of the fad Samuel
Klugg; Benjamin Kidd and James Kidd, execu
ters of James Kidd John Quarles, exr. of John
George, deeeaied; James Henry Thaeher Lari-
mer and Thomas Fauntleroy, Delts.
a LII OF the defendants nterefted in this caue, no,
L A having had legal notice of, NOT being regu
lariy before Mailer Commilioner Coleman, at the
time of making up the reported by him, the
fad report is let aide and is ordered that the faid
accounts be again made up by the fsd Commfioner,
upon notice to all of the defendants, and reported
the court.
Copy.
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FROM THE AURORA.
n, M.n,ral,--Rn, s Ahna,--v

M Ms"'r'As--Ras 4. .sss,.;'
The people of America will, at length, l,e In the
declarations of the Britih minilfer Copenhagen
the a,uasion in which they placed
lie explicitly declares to the court of Denmark
That it is impoflble any longer to dilinguiih
between--a nfuty al aai al enewy.
That the ordinary covenants (that is treatis, and
the law of nations) of any nrutr0! nation arc
not to fand in the way of Britilh policy or in
terens.
Are you prepared, citizens of free and independent
America, to iurrender your neutrality--you have it
now in your option to fubmit to Britain or TO agh,
her.
No neutral nation is efficiently feeure in it. indie
pendence, they fay, but under the prote Sion of Bril-
tain-and are you now ready to be protected BY
Britain, Auitria, Prufia, Ruila, Holland, Sardi-
mia, Naples, Turkey, Italy, Hanover, IefTe, Bava-
ria, have beeH ?--From fuch proteaion--Peo OF
America, may Heaven preierve you--but the time
is coming, when, placing confidence in that courage
which eabliihed your independence, the fame cour-
age, the fame wiidom, the fame conaaney, will be
called for TIC preierve it--UNION and CONFI-
DENCE--,he raiying word.
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WILL CERTAINLY BE SOLD.

WILL CERTAINLY BE SOLD.
by 0i'tse ea deed Of ,ge made 10 us, By iAis HAs,
late Of buckingham, 10 jssuye dtSt due Boa =.
nm Of fiuVanna, WILL BE SOLE, far ee6 10 H..
bigbsF 6dasr, on tie prentice, on tie iOb day of No
Oe.u6er nesf, If fair, y not, tie neat FIJI, di,y,J
-FOUR Tracts, Lots or parcels OF LAND, in
L Buckingham, oppoGte the Seven Hands, Iyine, on
James and Slate Rivers; the whole containing 5ss
acres by late furvey. 1t is hoped, that thofe who
are deiirous of purehafng, will view the Lands be-
fore the day of fale.
The iale will commence at II o'clock
VIM. II. CABELL,l
Ro; QUARLES, Commit.
JOHN FORBES, onerS.
THoS. WILLS,
Sept. 10. iaw5w.
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w A n T E D.

FOR THE ENSUING YEAR,
A N OVERSEER.--Nonen need apply but one
"A who can come well recommended Tor honely,
tobriety, indulry g; a thorough knowledge of farm
ing. To perlon Of this deferistion, liberal wages
will be given.
EDWIN JAMES HARvIE.
Augua 7. IT,
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~%N%%~H~~%~%%3

On Thurfday morning, the frff of Oaober in the
xty eeond year of his age his feat near the Schuyl
kill, GENERAL PETER A1UHLENBERG.
This gentleman in early life yielded to the withes
Of his venerable father, the late Rev'd Doctor Hem
RI MuKLEsBEss, the patriarch of the German Lu.
sheran Church, in PENNY lvania, by becoming mi
inter OF the Epfcopal Church, in which capacity he
aeted in an acceptable in Virginia. until the
year l77S, when he became member of the conyen-
tion and afterwards col of arsgiment of that Rate
In tie year i777 he was appointed brgadier- general
IN the revolutionary army, in which capacity he aed
until the Termination OF that war, which gave liberty
and independence to his country; at which time he
was proaloiej to the rank of maior-general After
the peace he choien his fellow citizens f Penn
iyvana, (s native ate) fill in fucceiiior,, the va
rous hatous of vice PRECEDENT of the fupree execu-
tive council of Pennfylvana, member of the houle
of reprsfenta tives and euaor of the United States
and afterwards appointed by the Predent of the Uni
ted States fupervfor of the excite of Pennfylyania
and Gnaly collector of the port of Philadelphia, which
Office he held at the time Of his death In all the
bove military and political tations, GENERAL lzUR.
LENBERG acted faithfully to his country and no.
morally TO hmfelf. He was brave in the field, aud
Arn in the Cabinet. In private life he was Rri6}y
juf in his dometc and focal attachments he wa, az.
ieGior7te and ncere and in his int-rcsurfe with his
friends and fellow citizens, always an,iable and unsi-
tuning. Ills remains inferred near 10 tho.e OF
his ance fors, and par. of hi. own family with mi.
litary honor', Providence, in Montgomery county,
or Friday laR, amida large eoncourle of rclpsab
citizens.
Is How neep the brave who finl. to rea
I" By all their countrys wifFes bleh;
/" When fpring with dewy fingers cold,
Z" Returns deck their hallow'd mould,
{" She them Shall drel, fweeter fod,
" Than fairy feet have ever trod;
I" And freedom fall awhile repair,
I" Todwell weeping Hermit there"
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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-10-14
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O" v|dagaay TIE osb Sey IF ot7e5er, 4pR Jsan far.
osty t5t Nee CieL5czy Coayje,
a SWEEPsFAKE, for thee years old Colts and
a fiilies, two mile heats, Fifteen Subscribers and
iubfcription clofsd.
ihuriday the 29tb. the Jockey Club Purfe, of one
hundred and fifty dollars, rhree mile heats.
And on Friday the s-h, the Tois co!lecied :, the
gate the two lat days
Heights as jaHozo,:
Aged Horfes I2s ID 4 Years old 1oolb
Years old 100 8 Do. do ss
Do. do. Ii2 Mares and CeIJ;rc, a.
lowed three pounds
October 7. ,a3,boa