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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-07-13

Extract Of letter from gentleman
in Newyork, dated July s, to a
merchant in Portsmouth.
Business is somewhat affected by
the recent outrage at Virginia, the
prevalent opinion here is, there can be
no apprehension of war. Mr. Erssine,
the British Minister has written the
President that it is an unauthorized
business" and the schooner Enterprise
is TO be sent Immediately to / land
So says Mr.. Clintonthe Fice-I lcsident,
who arrived here on Friday.
The Aurora declares that the Chesapeake
figne WAS completely fitted, and ought to
have been ready for action, when attacked
by the Leopard.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-06-20

ON behalf of Mcrrs. Bailey and Howard and others
and by nterlocutory decree condemned the I'D ihip,
herackel. apparel and furniture, together with all
and every the goods, were, and merchandise, OH
board OF her laden the capture aioreaid, as good
and lawful prize to the private ihp OF war Favorite,
Bichard Barnett, commander.
Jsks, 1Tlser, ms(ter.-A further prsof eafe.---
MIR. Armitrong. Solicitor General, exhibited fur
cher proofs the part of Meilrs. Moies Lippu and
John Roger. Of Providence, Rhode lland, with ref
peel to the OF the importation into the United
States, Of the cargo laden on board of iaid ihp
she time Of the capture; which he prayed to be ad-
united pronounced fufeient, and that the iaid hip
and her cargo be referred as claimed.
MIR. Kerr prayed that the iaid further proofs be
pronounced Inefficient, and the property be coh-
demned. W.,
His Honor the Judge, having heard the faid FUR
ther proofs read and the arguments of advocates and
proStors both fdes thereon, admitted and pro-
noanc-d the fame be fuficent, far the fame
related two boxes of linens imported by the faid
Lippitt and Rogers. in the fhp Nancy. Joihua Maui
ran, mater, from Triens, in the Gulph of Venice /,
and by interlocutory decree, dree,ed the iaid two
boxes Of iinnsn be reored the claimant fer the
oie Of the owners and prspretors thereot-detlareS
the faid further proofs be irluiheien. i'll 70 lar
the fam. related the general cargo of the fais ihp
John, imported by the faid Lppitt and Rogers, IN the
1hiP Columbia, WIN. Rodman, matter, from Amfier-
S"Hi pronounced the mp, her tackle apparei and
furniture, together with all aud every the goods,
wares and merchandise board Their laden, at the
sap,ure atoreiod with the exception only Of the two
boxes OF linens aferefaid) to have belonged, at the
FINE ofiuch capture, TO enemies Of the crown of G.
Britain * Ireland and as fueh or u,htrwife fubjs3
and liable to cophiea'ion, and By further nterloeuto
~ Condemned the fame good and lawful prize to
,he private flip of war Fancy, Henry Wood Efq.
commander,
Mr.. Arnhropg. with all Que reverence, protsfed
OF : grievance and Of appepling his Honor the
Judge, at Petition of Mr.. Kerr. dr.9ed the fen
tsnee not to be iufpended, on bail beink given
fwer the appeal.
On petition Of beth Proiors, commifrn Of apprale-
nent iausd.
4 The fhip Walker, Clarke (of New Bedford) from
London, for New York, with siuable cargo of
5Dry Goods &c. was captured few days after fall
sSstJ the French private.r La Brave from Bay
aune, who took oat the mate, or men, and about
9csoL aeriing of goods. and ordered the fhip for
French port-Capr. c. had rot bees in their pofei-
non above two three days when ne cap,srcd
his hip and was making the ben Of his way for this
port when he fell in with Britifh Heet, bound to
Halifax under convoy of irigase, who feut so men
on board and ordered her TO Halifax. The above
intelligence was received Bolton by brig arrived
ut that pore IN long Pafage from London.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-06-20
TUESDAY, Iune 10th.

After the reading of the Pretdent's letter (as
yvae Rated under this head in the laf Enouirer)
and the comments which it produced, the Chit
JuHiee made fome req arks upon the proprieiv
OF obicrvins certain order in the debate. 1t
would be the bea courfe on every point of
subordinate importance, for the council on Ell
ther Eide to open the motion the oppoGte
sonntel TO reply; and the debate to ne then
6lofed by the party opening it, unleis fome
new matter was brought out in the courfe Of
his renarks.-Soae dtfultory coEyeriation en-
fued at the bar, in which both parties acquicf-
Ged in the propriety Of this arrangement.
6fr. Hey then begged leave to call the atten-
fion of the court to iubjeet, which had been
agitated yeRerday. He obferyed that Dr.. Roll.
man had gone up before the g. J ; what his
anfwers were, he knew not but he preiumed
that the fame nftrutiioIs were IS necef-
fairy for him, as for Willis; that when toey
we've brought before the Grand Jury, Mr. VIII
lie might fubaaniiste and D.. BoIlman might
interpret the cyphersd letter: that hence
3rofe the necefiity ofth propotition, WHICH he
had already Imported, that Dr.. Bollman qy1J
a pardoncd man, however humiliating the fitu-
alton to which be might thus be reduced and
hence the necefiity of iubmitting fecond queE
tion to the court; how far man in Willie's
ituation pretending tn be an accompIice, might
Rand with his mouth Gint, and refufe TO anfwer
every queRion which might he propof,d.
ETy. Barr ita,sd, that I've had JnderRood the
eueftion refpedting DR.. d. to have been difpoied
Of, the other day, by MIR. Hays acquiefcence.
DR.. Il. has been feut up before the g. Jury,
and according to Mr.. H'S Own confeffon, he
knows not but he has difcIpfed all his infofma-
tion without referye We will 20 on with
Yeaerday's motion"
Here defultory converia,ion eD(ued, when
DIR. Burr obferved, that perhaps it would fats
fy the attorney for the ". States, if he content
ed (Which he would now do) that it be certi
fed to the G.. Jury, that DR.. b bad received
voluntary and unfoiiCited pardon from the p.
u. S. which he had refufed. For thefe were
faGs.--Mr. Hqy. An immeafe diAaoce, hr,
from the Object of my wihes nhR upoa il,
that DR.. B. isa pardoned man; and under
that character with him to appear before the
O. Jury.-There is one feaion, 81, why de-
FIRE am immediate decilon on this quenion.
His evidence ia now required before the G. ].
and win hin TO SO M under fuch qGaliica-
sions, az may cattle them to the benefit of all
his edge.--Cbilf 5'gfjee. The queaion
Is, whether DR.. Bollman is pardoned mao,
shough he refuie, the Prefdenps pardon.--Dr.
BoiI,nan (addrellng the court.) have an
'fwered avery queaioa that was pat to me by
the @. Jury.
Mr.. Hag. That is not the point the G. J.
may have waved 2 great number of qusAious.
Mr.. Ig1rf. | will make one enquiry Of the
svitnefs. Can he decypher this letter MIR.
Bar.ig. You muh feek for another interpret.
q, SIS. Yog mug do il younelf. Mr.. Ito.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-06-20
Asrenorr OF TIRE ARoaDvkr enAsLs,.

I, The French snibaGador having, ny orders of hi.
mailer demanded b. Informed OF the obsa of ths
Auitrian government in recruiting it. army and fend-
ing troops the frontiers and expr.ei the fame
rne hope that on iohilv intentions againft France
were entertained by that cabnet--the Archduke re-
Piled, by delriDg him to confuit the Monitsur, nf
particular date lat year, where he would find this
aniwer - The Aufrian army has been 70 complete
iy ruined that it will rake at lsaa ten year. to re-
<rars it, asyet net more thau snsyssr has eIapfed.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-06-20
MDe Ggaulrer.
r IC HMO " D, aotb JyNR.
TRIAL OF AARON BURR.

Circuit Court Of the U. States for tie ftfb cir
cut md DiRri5 ofP'Irginia.
Preisnf JoHN MARSHALL, Chief Jsfiee eftbe
u. States,
And CYsus GRIFFIN, Judge ST the DRria
Of Virginia.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-03-21
!. PUBLIC SALE.

by VIRTUE Of a. deed Of trust
from TgILLLHBl5 WILSON to the subscri-
Der; to secure the payment ii certain sums Of
money to the Bank Of Alexandria, will be OK
posed to sale, at public auction, or their re-
spective premises, On the, 7th day OF May
next, s,usGry parcels Of Land, lying t.pon o.
ZION, Water, Fairfax. and Qaeen.streets, and
i twenty foot alley, en- a credit Of six, twelve,
md eighteen months, the purchaser giving
MS notes with sn approved indorser, for the
payment of the purchase money in three. equal
payments, and further to secure the purchase
money, deed of trust upon the land purcha-
sod
James Keith. Trustee.
February as. dts
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-03-21
FOR RENT,

FTogn y co. York,

- EspECTFULLY informs the public
& q that he manufactures 8n7va1roqo Bees.
with all the modern imp loycments, warranted
egnaI 70 any III The United States. After ma;
NY years cfeSpcricnce in his business, he has
discovered a new naethod ofretaining the elas-
ITCHY liz boots lie warrantssto fit the leg be.
il ever SO badly shaped. He makes boots Of,
various descriptions, VIZ. SJiwarrows-Fair-:
Tops, 'Three Quarters, Sorsican Spring Toes:
Duck Bills, Rcund Foes, Bonqparte's Graves,
Jefferson's Boots and Shoes. He warrants tc;
fit TIE ,Suwarrow equal to the tuck boots
Gentlemen viii please to call and see for
themselves, at his shop IN king-street, be-.
tween Mr.. Motifs and MIR siods Kin tavern.
january s. dom
: u. B. He intends selling cheap for cash.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-03-21
FOR SALE.

On esipdetageogs terms,
a. nc Fargo oonnodious well-built threee
60 ,.s .FaEHoUSE on King-stret-
Apply to : Nie''a'u 'el'en'S 20
james Patton.
S@'S'ss 20. d
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-03-21
For Sale or Rent

XII 9O0iC vi 1ASF.t,
"a WELL finished tllFee story BRICK
Ia DgELLEAsG H0C Sc, containing 7
sotrns, with wash heassys kitchen, smoke
hfosse, cqaca house an1 stIhle, and other ne
es'sary buildings all OF Brick, situate on Roy
q Street, a few doors fyy:a Gadsby's, ana
ar newmarket Fer PARTICULARS apply to
Robert Patton.
February Q. d
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-03-21
! SEINE TWINE.

900 pounds excellent Seine TWssie.
dLSo,
: qilarter casks Port Wine
saSss s:.srsaacaeti Candles
igcsfill Raisii.ss--
I'or sSfe BY
James Sanderson,
,-'i ..qSfy II. d
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-03-21
Vol. VII


Mt THE vENDyE s.fosE.
Corner ef Pii3so and Water streets,
/ i uarssty of Rzy Goods, Groeersss, sc.
psfticulars Of which will be expressed IN s
tae.Mlls Of the day.
ALL kinds ef goods which are on iiialita s.-
ion add the PRICES of which are established
can at any Tine be viewed anelparehased at the
lavest imitation and prices. !
P. G. MafsIeiles,, v, II. 1
----- FOR S.4IqRps s.
An ANCHOR, Of about $50 VT
and STAY, ready fitted for a vessel Of l5o
tens, entirely new and Of The best Engilsi1
s9raass. AiIgy 70 n
Mordesai Miller.
March 20. d :
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-03-21
James Mcclure.

March IS. Dat colin
n: r. He continues the fouse-Jolasers
business, and from his knowledge in that ii7e,
will pay particular attentionto any orders tor
/! ,,Ifnhar that he may receive.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-03-21
Lumber Yard.

e E. subscriber respectfully informs lis
friends ard the public in ssneral, that
he has established a Lathlber Yard adjoining
Colonel Ramsay's wharf, where he intends
keeping 3 constant supply Of TIE best rnateri-
ais in that line, and will sell low FOR casa or
on short credit
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-06-24

items to the treasury sufficient to require
the payment of the Whole sum to be appli-
ted to that purpose, the secretary of the
treasury, after paying off all sums for the
payment OF which applications shall have
been made, shall determine by lot what
other certificates shall be reimbursed so rs
to make up the whole amount to be dis
charged; and in case the applications
shall exceed the amount to be discharged,
the secretary OF the treasury shall proceed
to determine by iot what applications shall
be entitled to priority of payment.
Sec. 9. Ind De az further enacted, That
the agents appointed ny virtue of this act,
and the several commissioners of loans,
shall observe and perform such directions
and regulations, as shall be prescribed 70
them by the secretary OF the treasury,
touching the execution OF this act.
Sec. 10. int 6eH further enacted, That
nothing in this act contained, shall be con-
strued, IN any wise, TO alter, abridge, or
impair the rights OF those creditors of
the United States, who shall not subscribe
to the loan created by virtue of this act.
NATHL. MACON,
Sneaker Qfthe Ronse o Representatives
GEO. CLINTON,
Ptce President Of the Uaited SrateS, and
PreSidcn! of'the Senate.
February II, 1907 APPROVED.
TIL: JEFFERSON.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-06-24
LoAS-OFFIcE, Sia'e If Virginia,
Lnre g. lXnr-


June 8, 1907.
NOTICE is hereby gwen, Ghat in con-
- tormity with the provisions Il the act
to the act, nt.cuici - An
act making provision for the redemption
OF the Whole OF the public deht ot the u
nited States" books Will be opened It th=
Office OF the commissioner Of loans for the
state CT Virginia on the first tgy Of July
u-Zt, to continue open unit, the seventeenth
day o. March, 1903, inclusivyl-, the Tour
teen last days OF each qunrCer excepted,
Tor the purpose OF reCeivins. susscr ptiOns
for such parts of the Old six uer cei,, de-
terred six per cent. and three r.s cent.
stocks, rs may, on the day of su1. tiptIon,
stand on the books OF the said Coinmissi-
oner OF loans.
Those propI ;ctnrs of the CID six percent.
ana deferred stocks, who NAV subscribe,
VIII receive in lieu thereof a new SIX per
cent. stock, cqua to the unredee ned a
mount W the stock surrendered, redeema-
bic at the pleasure of the United States,
under a proviso however, that no rcim-
bursement snail be made exc pt for the
whole amount OF any such new certificate
ofstOck, nor till after months previous
notice: and the propretors Of the three
per cent stock who may subscribe, will re-
CeiVc IN lieu thereof, SIX per cent. stock,
equal TO sixty five per cent. of the amount
of three per cent. surrendered, rcdeema-
bic in The same manner rs the new si, per
cent. abovementions q, but not reImbursaEe
however, without the assent OF the hold
ers until after the whole of the new six
per cent (given in exchange for old six
OF deferred as abovementioned) rs well as
the whole Oft the eight per cent stock ofthe
( United States, shall have been reimburs-
/ ed. Il is also provided that IN every rcim-
{ burscmcnt which may take place, pre-
! ference VIII be gwen to those creditors who
may notify their wish to be reimbursed ;
ard that If the applications to that effect
shall az any time either exceed or tall
short Of the sum then applicable to that
purpose, the priority of payment shall, SC
far as may be necessary, be determined by
Hot.
The present stockholders who reside in
any part OF Europe, and may assent to tina
modification, may, at their option, receive
the interest acCruing on the new stock, ei-
Their in the United States as heretofore, OF
lin London, or Amsterdam, 1T par: in which
last case the interest will be paid there by
the bankers of the United States, sis
months subsequent to the day on which the
same would he payable in the United
States and subject to 10 variation nor t.
any other deduction than commission tc
the bankers, Of one half per cent. OH the
interest thus paid.
JOHN PAGE,
Commissioner Of Loans.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-06-24
Thirty Dollars Reward.

y TN AWAY from the Subscriber, on
~ the 18th Of May last two Negro NVo-
men, DAFNEY & MILLEY; DMuey has
one Of her upper fore teeth ont, and a
mole IN the middle Of her forehead. which
can be easily discovered. She is "a very
dark negro, supposed to- be about 27 years
old, and was bought of Mr. John Clean Of
the county If Ncw-Kcut. Milicy has also
ore Of her fore teeth out, rather Of taw-
rey color, supposed 80 be about % years
old, and bought on Mr.. William Burton Of
Hanover. / ana apprehcnsive, the said
slaves arc lurking about Richmond. Who
ever viii deliver them 60 nc, on secure
them in any jail so that get them again,
shall receive tie above reward.
WILLIAM WCMACE.
Eottoway county, Juno l7th, 1907. %
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-06-24
sEvENTIETH BULLETIN OF rHE FRENCH
GRAND ARMY.
g FiHcFrn8,eir. n

& FiHckcna'ein, IhriE 9.
4 party Of 400 P.us.ans who had
embarked at Kouigab,rg, he'd debatktd
on he peninsula opposite P.iau. aud adj
vanced wards he village # Chi burg.
NJ MaingugIhaud, aid de camp q mar
shall lie ,bvr proce ded ior that punt,
with some III u. lie so ably naarouvrtd
as to cary on TIA 400 Prusslaus, among
whom were 10 cavalry.
Seyetal Russian Iegiments have enc
tered the cily ofDomzick bj wafer. She
garrison has made seyeial so,ues. The
p lsb legion of the north and prince Mil
chef RadzlWl who commands n, have
distinguished themselves they have
made about 40 Of The Russians prisoners
The sieee is continued with yigOr.
The arrliery for It has began 10 arrive.
&" There IS nothing rev al ,he ltller~
ent poins Of The army.
The emperor has returned from IN
excursion he had made 10 Mgtiepwetdrr,
and to the fe,c dc Eonf OF he Nisula.
lie has reviewed the 12,h regiment oi
! light infantry and the geHdarmcs c'or.
dominance.
d" The ground, the lakes, (of which the
country is ful) aud the smallrivsis, eve
begun to thsw' There is not, how ever,
the smallest appearance oi vegetation.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-06-24
DRY GOODS,

Consisting of Call Goes and Chintz, white
and black CtmbriCks, ladies' fine cotton
Hose, fine Cotton Shlrting, Irish Sheetngs,
Bandanna and Madras Handkfs, Brown
Plat!lias, German D0wlas, Cotton Cas- =
mers, Chambray Musllns and Gingh m =,
Furniture Cudlicoes, Germantown Prris,
colorcd Cambricks, elegant worked Sh wis,
Ga Cam6rick and other D,mIty, silk and
cotton Umbrellas, sc.
A lew Bales ofSannahs, Baftas & Cossas
l Bale of Gilla Handkfs and a variety
of other articles.
Terms of sale-all sums of 8 100 and
under, cash (; between S 100 and 6 500,
90 days; over s 500, months credit Will
be gwen
Notes negotiable at the Bank with APP
proved endorsers VIII he required.
DArMSDA77', FoS7BR g S6TcHELL,
Auc'rS.
Richmond, 18th June 1907 ids
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-06-24
Rich mund, 18th June, 1907.

NOTICE is hereby given, that on Fri
~ day the 10th OF Ju next. WILL BE
SOLD, At PUBLIC AUCTION, the
Household Furniture, Horses, Cows, Sheep
and Hogs, of tho estate of William NJ .Caui,
dec. at the plantation Of the deceased, in
Hanover county. Cred t of SIX months.
with bond and security tor al sums exceed
ing ten dollars, will be given.
NOTICE is likewise given to those ow.
ing the estate to make immcdiltc payment 4;
aud tn ose having claims against the estate
to bring them forward for settlement.
JOHN M.CAUL, J
EVAN FRANCIS, '3"~ rs
Hanover, 18th June, 1907. St
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-06-24
C0mMisstoner ofLoans.
.AOTE.


Proprictors Of 1000 dol.
lars nominal six per
cent. stock, subscribe
cd before the Ist Oc-
to5er, 1907, will be
entitled to receive, go O. OF new six
If subscribed between
the 1st October, and
51st Dec 1907, 6i4 81
Is subscribed between
the 1st January and
18th March, 1908, 61o %
Proprietors OF 1000 dol
lars nominal defer
red, subscribed be-
fore the 1st October,
1907, will be eHtitlcd
to receive, SIS e
IL subscribed between
the 1st October, and
31st Dec 1907, 853 90
II subscribed between
the LIST January, and
18th March, 1906, 851 -
Being the unrcdeemed amount OF The old
stock on tile LIST July, and October, 1907,
and 1st January. 1903, respectively.
Proprictors OF 1000 dollars three per cent
stock viii be entitled to receive ESQ dol
! lars OF new sis.
won J.P. Con'r Loans.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-06-24
~ NOTICE..

TIE Adm'rs. of The estate of John Humber
dec late of Gouchland county, being aoxi-
Gus e close their adninis,ra ION take this me-
thod of informing all those indebted To the es-
ta'e, 20 COM, forward AMI make immediate pay
ment as no further indulgence can I've given al
so those who have any Claims against the said
estate, 20 D ing them forward, properly au5hen-
tca'sd on or before the frs, day + September
next. or This p'il be plead in bar against them.
r. LIZ A8ETH HUMBER, }
EDH ARD PLEASANTS, ~,
WIN. HU IBES N''"' vs.
EDW ARD cox.
Cooch and oun,y. jun 9Th. 1907 w3t
5aie9 at Iuctton.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-06-24
I IN Doiiars Neward.

y UN AWAY from the Subscriber, on
"a the 2Sth of April, Il Negro Man JOE.
and Woman named FANNY but called
by the black people FANNY KENNY,
which eioped On the 1lth of June. The
man is a bright mu.atto, about Is wears Of
age, straight and well built, and has a very
BRISK walk, and Is Il very handy, sensible
fellow-about feet, 8 or ] 0 inches high
The woman is so light, that hardly any
person would take her to be Il sIave-She
has blue eyes and straight sandy colored
hair, and If her Skin was well kept, she
would he taken for a white woman--her
right forefnger is OF at the first Joint. and
has large scar on her left arm, occasion
ed by burn, and has very brisk walk,
about 20ycars of age, and had on when she
went away, white Virginia Habit, and
as they are Brother and Sister, it is likely
they will set toEethcr, change their names,
and pass as free people. ANY person that
will deliver them to the Subscriber, in
Hanover county, or secure them in any
Jail, so that get them again, shall receive
the above reward.
BENJAMIN BOWLES.
June IS, 1907.
n. b. | forewarn all owners or masters
of vessels from carrying them off.
Hlessrs Robert EIag and Charles Crough-
ton and Robert King, fumes 1HoMh5on
and Yhsmds FaUcnhiH, JohH Edie, Con-
rad Lamb and UiHiam DaUid8on, ere-
cutors Of JameS Shorf, deceaSed.
THKE NOTICE.,
THAT shall, on the cigh ccn,h day of Iuly
! next, 1907. proceed TO sake the deposition
Of Howard Bennet and Others, ~ the Tavern
kept IN the town Of Lyrchhurg by Mir. Ward,
between the hours Of ten in the morning and sun
set 10 be read rs evidence in two suits now de
pending in the Chancery Court f,r the Ricn.
mond Dis Tict. IN which am plaintiff and on
arc tie defendants.
ROBERT II. ROSE
! June s,h. 1907. 4w
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-06-24
taIcDlnpi1o 49rite Current.
Gilt Mrf,

to the act intituied 80. I'M
act making PROVISION for The redemhti-
on ofthe 7ohoie of'the public debt efthe
United States"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-06-24

an Wednesday the 18th instant, will be
" SOLD, positively without reserve, Ia
bou. eight thousand dollars worth of fresh
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-06-24

%M% TICKETS in the Second
Cas- Of the Wiiom and May College Lo,,ery
for sals At this oFse.