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{ lkinsstIorg had 4 its ..sltiss % u 's cE
Bcn.p.,rtr al bis head quarters that our
tifscul,ies Il The eunrtsof 81 Cloud and
Msdsid besams more involved |; and that
il Vas !. vident Talleyrsnd intended no
accommodated should take place be-
tween Us and Spain,
Letter. from Liverpool meuiion, that
bu. lew goods viii be shipped for Amsri.
ca this season, owing 70 the unsettled
stste Of affairs between this country and
Great Bfitain. So. saz ss-s Z
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observation-disclosures

BOSTON, July On;
MORE VEXATI0M.-We have seen
! lester from very inielligent Amrri-
can ia London, which states that Mr..
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Norfolk, Angust s.

Nor1olk, dEsitss5 u " "A -
% Saturday last, Nlajor TAsEwEII.,
aid 70 general MATHEWS, went down
with the two ofieers and three searnen
belonging 10 ,he Triumph, taken some
time since BY The militia Of Princess,
Anne, & delivered them to Sir Thomas
Hardy. pursuant 70 orders from the Sc.
resal government. 81 h sg.s s,
The friga,e Chesapeake, With the gun
boats, went down to. Crarey Island on
Saturday hast. ~. s.. & 81 !.
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EXECUTIVE MEAsIJRPs

We understand that the following arrange
ments have been decided in the cabinet at
Warrington, as necefiary to meet the exigen.
cies of the prefent crifis.
The immediate equipment OF a national vef-
fel TO carry dispatches to our minilter at the
court of London -Congrefs to convene in the
month of OGtober-A call on the feveral fates
for their REFLECTIVE quotas of 100000 infantry,
cavalry, and artillery, to be held in fate of
preparation for field or garrifon fervice.
The immediate repair of thofe Notifications
on the fea board, which may require it--and
the erection of new defences, where they ina
be deemed neceh1ry.
The equipment of fifty eun-boats.
Thefe preparatory fteps being taken, the "
States, it is faid, will iufpend further proceed
ings until the determination of the Britini go
yernmeot is known, which may he expected
about the time that conGrefs afiembles-wben,
we truA, the united fpirit of the American peo-
pie, will give eFs6tual Gupport to the decifion
Of their government, whatever it may be--un-
Iefs the repeated outragss of the Britifh marine
banditti lhould, in the intermediate time, render
vigorous offenfive operations DectHary.
General Dearborn, fccretary of the war de-
partment, is now in this city, for the purpofc of
carrying the meafures Of the executive nto eff
fe6t-aud, we underltand, that he will proceed
to the eafward. PbH PoGhtai RegiRsr.
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ToASTS ON TIE 47n JULT.
WASHINGTON.

wAsHINGToN.
The American People. Ready at moments
warning. 10 vindieate the rights and avenge the
wrongs of their country.
The Prefdent ofthe United States; The hand that
drafted the Declaration of Independence will main
tain inviolate the principles it recognizes.
Wilmington; Hrs guardian fprit mult delight in
ebferving that the aered fire deposed by him in the
temple of Ameriean liberty, for the worhip of free
men, is NOT extinguiihed
Franklin and his eo-patrioss and aa,efmen; I'm
mortal honor the founders Of the FRI republic e.
reeted on the principles Of approximations
The militia. A million of armed citizens, Animal
ed by one foul and poefing equal rights, the iafeff
defence Of a free nation.
Let the tyrant of the ocean beware Carthage had
her day; but the rocket fell, and her glory
tipguifhed forever.
National rights and national honor. Infamy to
thofe who violate them, and redres chaifiiement
for the violation.
In the event Of war, may every American bull
let be winged with death.
The American feamen impreflt, into the ferviee
Of our enemies; May The victories of their ueHmates
reilore to them their freedom.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-07-14
ALEXANDRIA. IulY 9.

Information OF urdoubej eredbility has juR reach
ed our city, tina, the Br,ih f9uadros, having aiurned
threatening petition before Hampton have required
The citizens Of Norfolk and Portou tn recind their
reioutons, and have declared that diiobedience to
the rsouiiition will be eifsemed commencement OF
war. The dea.and has been rejected with becoming
fir,nnc is alio aed that in consequence OF this
and other hottie proceedings, the merchants OF Bal
timore have deemed neceary to recall ,hoe vehels
which had been recently discharged from their port,
and to potpone the Departure Of Others Tn COM
mttee of Alexandra, believing that individual fafe
ty and the public welfare may require hort fupen-
ion Of the commerce of Potomac, have thought it
sxpedient to publih this Information, aud advfe
the merchants of our city to deain their veies while
threatened with predatory violence. The committee
do not intend TO reeou,menda'y meaiure which has
the colour of undelegated power, but to arprize the
citizens that their property cannot pats the bay aud
river without DANCE. OF lois TO thsmieves, and of de-
trinen, TO the community. The proclamation Of GO
aud the relouions ct our cities were ntsn-
ded 90 repel all ofenive belligerent from
by Withholding the comforts Of hopta'ity; bSt their
removal cannot be efeaed in this manner. while fup
plies and riches can be gained by the plumber Of
velTels 1t is therefore hoped, that becoming re-
gard for private intcreh aad the common lafety will
prevent the citizens Of Alexandra from eXpoGng their
Veflels unit, open the reRoration OF ani:ty af
fords certain grounds for commercial calculate
on.
J,su N'Kisney, ~. J'Hrs,jr.
CD. Sinm,, Cutb5erf PorDeR,
Robert Tonne, ". FHssngb,
EESa C. Dill, Francis L. Lee.
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and infinitely elevated above every thing fervile
or mean, are ready to treat with contempt or
derifion every pitiful reflection that may fall
from party malice.
Between 9 and 8 O'Clock the company with.
drew and the remainder of the day was de-
voted to patriotic hiiari,y.--Farious parties az
fe,nbed in different quarters of the city, A
large company diner at S,el'e's hotel-RO-
BERT BRENT, the mayer Of the city, in the
chair, inpported by col. VAN NESS and col.
WHARroN as ice.Prefidents. The entertain
ment was honored by ihe prefence of the heads
of departments, mott of the other officers OF
the general and local governments, and by feve-
raj ftrangers of diftin6tion, among whom were
gen. Wikinfon and his flute.
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NORFOLK, Iuly 9,
MILITARY MOVEMENTS

On Sunday evening, the 54th regiment, at few
moments notice, paraded, when General Orders were
read, directing this corps to be prepared for actual
fervice, and ready march at moments warning !;
this regiment is competed of Is companies, viz.
complete Troop of Horfr, two companies Of Artille-
ry,two Light Infantry, and eight of the Line.
Early on Monday morning the 7th regiment, 500
frong, Paraded at Portfmouth-and on Tuefday the
94th regiment, $50 nrong, paraded at the Marine
Hoiptal. and received General Orders be prepared
tor actual ierviee, and march a Notice
Every ipark Of manly indignation is kinded in the
oofom of our WARRioRS-they prepared and
determined on revenge-the blood of our eountrymen
is iPt, and the people, 70 long deluded with expec
taton of Brtih ufee, have their in their hands
the SWORDS drawn never to be fheathed, I'M
til they can apPeaie che of their countryn,en
This dilcovers fpirit becoming injured people
and is the language held by all the late muiers-t
was with reluctance the Militia retired to their peace
able homes TO wait the event of further orders.
Herald.
The Horfe-steaers mentioned in our laa, to have
been committed TO the county Jail, are removed for
trial TO Petersburg. They travel by the names of
VIM. Blake and John Porter. IL.
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The author ofthefe obfervatior.s has ufed the
fignature Of the PROFILE, becaule he knows
there is but one opinion on the iubjeet, viz.
thar the letter ihou!d hare remained unopened
and unanfwsrcd THAT If anfwered, il onght ia
have been fept by a common meneneer, aud
that the COMMITTEE was thr only organ of Gem
man,ca,ioD. II MIR. 4. thinks otherways, let
him cali a Meeting, 20 BE- (ati5fcd
With regard To the words 7anderrr. TiNai1,
SC. this is private, individual affair, which
can be adjufed properly by the parties alone
the Public have nothing TO do with the abufe,
&c. the writer of the article only is bound TO
pay due notice to the gentlemanly" exprtf
lions. THE PEOPLE.
H.
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ON the Frigate Chefapeake neceHarily requires.
Confidently With the ufaee of civilized nations,
the an al It's petty officers cannot De con!idered
as the act of the Bri,iih government until an
opportunity be Afforded them OF avowing or
difavowing it.
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PETRRsRitR0. lnlu

Two OF the members Belonging to the Pstryi5ws
Rfp06i'eaa Liebf LoSf,y, have returned on lUIsugh
lhsS left the following companies at CABIN Point on
Friday evening, viz. the Richmond Light Infantry
Blues, the Richmond Republican Blues, Ill; Psterf.
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IulY TO-.

1t was yeRcrday rumoured that the French
!hip L'Patriot, of - guns, had got down the
bay, and proceeded TO fea; we have the ben
reafons for laying tina, the report is without
foundation. Ledger.
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IN important and inminou, communication on
tbe Gbisd eftbe impre6;nent o. Ao,eriear and
Foreign feamen and Other perjony.
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burg Republican Light Irfartry, and q company 81
Militia from this towna-in all about 500 men. The
troops III high health and fpirs, and animated
alike with one fentmenv, ,hst of love for their
Try, and ardent dei'rc avenge its wrong.. The
cavalry had proceede3 on rheir mArch, and il was
iuppoied woald reach Norfolk S,.uday--the foot
companies were cSp,srd to arrive ,a. day---Ear.
racks had been prc sided fer them in porthmourh.
L is conjetured, that un..Is the Proclamation OF
the Proficient is ioaantly complied WITH an attack
will be made on the Br,lh thips by fueh force a, can
be collected which will probably confs Of the Frrnch
frigases now in Norfolk, and the guns boats I ly
fitted out by Commodo&e Decatur.
A veflel pajIed Alexandra on the 7,h inc. with
$50 muike,s for the gun-bosts at Norfolk, having
Lieut.. Terrell on board, who, i, is faid, is to take
command Of thofe vefIels
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K I C. II NJ O " d, litb Sp.r.

ALL 1MPREssMENTs UNLAWFUL AND mad
MISSILE.
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The Federal, and Rate Executives, are daily adding
to the iecuri;y of our place. We are already in a
flate TO bid defiance to the force within sor wa.
ters. This evening the Richmond and Petersburg
Cavalry expelled at Portfrnou,h. The Infantry
may be expelled on Sunday.
Yeherday large quantity Of Gunpowder and fhot
arrived for the ue ofthe naval force of the United
States, H.
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On "wednesday evening two Of the Britif
ihips Ohe Triumph aud Melampus) left Hsmp-
ton Roads. and went down TO the Capes the
Bellona and the leopard remain as before.
We have not undeftood tina. the Pyocl'ma-
ton of the Prefident has tsen officially commu.
nicated to the commander of the Brtifh fhips,
although we believe that he is informed of it,
hut mott probably waits an Official notification
before he departs, if he means to depart. This
notification willprobably be given this day. ID.
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WASHINGTON. Dec. %,


The Houe of Representatives were prncpzrv err
gagged on Friday the bill for the punpmcpt e ~. W
ram crimes agalf the u. s. which was reeon,n,;t
ted 10 fe'eG committee.
They adjourned over TO Monday
The reio!utions as agreed to on wednefaay. are a.
follows: arc ~
PgslV.d That provion ough, to he made by law
to toF'iy and defend fuch petition On the Mifii0ppi
esiow the city of NewCrlesns, rs the Prefident Of
the United States ihall deGgna,e, for the protection
OF that city and tina, further provion ought 70 bs
from the ean '"'''"
F5o'rfa That the Preiideat Of the United State,
De authorized TO accept of any company or companies
o. volunteers either of artillery, cavalry, or infantry
VINO may Allocate and offer themfrlyes for the e.
wee (not exceeding thirty thouiand men.} who MAJ,
De ci"hed and furniihed with horfes, at their ou,
expenie, and armed and otherwjfe earipped a, tI,,
exge'ie OF the United States except fuch of them az
may chooic to furnifh their own arms. and wbofc
Communicated officer hal be appointed by the refn,e.
tive Rare and territorial authorizes who sal be II.
aoie to be ealleduPon to do military duty at any tim,
the Freiident ihal judge proper, within two years az
ter he Hall accept the fame * when called into aau.
'erv'te' Whit remaining in the fame ffal be nm.
der the fame rules 81 regulations, & be entitled 70 this
'ane pay, Fations, forage & allowance for clohnr
with the regular troop, of the United States.
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Of the period hereby limited, at the expiration
of fix months after notification in the London
Gazette OF any order of his majeay, by and
with the advice Of his Privy-Council, for re-
voking, varying, or altering. fuch permifion or
authority, or mall ceafe and determine at the
expiration of fix months after the ratification of
a dehnitive treaty Of peace.
Civen under my hand and zeal at arms, at St.
Jago de la Vega, this twenty feventh day of No
vember, in the year of our Lord one thoufand
eight hundred and Fix, and of his majelty's reign
the forty feventh.
EYRE COOTE.
BY his honour's command.
WILLIAM CATHcARr, Sec.
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1Donle8tlc.
WASHINGTON, Dec. q.

Extras Of letter dated Marietta, 18th Dec reoeiv-
ed here.
The town has been in great commotion for
tevrral days; the boats building at Colonel
Barker's were fuppofed 10 be for Col. Barr, and
the authority attempted and did flop them
the militia were under arms and the boats taken
and brought on fhore at the ferry, as they were
coming down the Mukingun they were
loaded with provfions, which has been land
ed and is now in cufody.-There was no refif.
lance made, and as foon Mr.. Blannerhailett
heard the news he left the ifland with colonel
Tyler with so or 40 men, and left his family,
who were TO have gone with him."
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January 6.

MAY be purchalcd on a long credit. and l..
1Fl terms the TENEMENT on which the s.,
ierIoer lives, iituated on Church-hill, within sbes
one halt mile of the Richmond niarke,-eonta;,,n,
ssre' OF ground, well enclofed aud highly in,proye
ne buildings eonlt Of large and well eeoa,. q,
dwelling Houie, Laundry, Kitchen, Dairy, smohc
1o9ie' two 5tores, Brick Office, Coach-EsuCe, Barr
and stable All thefe buildings are well fniGrc
sno "a eonPleat order for the accommodation of !.
arg Suu genteelianily; who may have cay aeeei,
to all che advantages Of the city, and live as retire. :,
they could with, -
- JOHN ELLIS
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the king OF P. ulia afsd an srmiG;ce Of fix
weeks. which was refufed by the Emperor.
We fend you fo;ne of the laten papers. The
brig Ann Jane, Perroeau, was 70 fail for Phila-
ldelphia 10th Nov. No other Philadelphia yef-
fels mentioned. There had heeI very few ar.
rivals from America in the month of October.
Freights were ON the rife.--Weft- India produce
looking up.
Twelfth Bulletin THAT the French had
entered Magdeburg.
!" Thirteenth Bulletin-Report, that the
French entered Berlin on the 2IR of OF.
1" The above is Manuscript memorandum
of thoe two bulletins.
Z" Alto arrived, the fch'r Jane, 10 days from
st. Jago de Cuba. Sailed in CO. fch'r Tom
Jeferfoo, and brig Mary's, for Philadelphia.
Left fch'r Americans, condemned Grey
Hound, Holmes, and Dart, of Baltimore (;
Nancy, Grafton, of Philadelphia. The brig
Ceres, and fch'r Robert, had jut arrived from
Philadelphia.
"A'fo, brig George, Bufkirk, St. Croix, 10
days.
Postscript.
81. Thomas again deRroyed BY Fire.
The fCh'r Delight. Jenkins, ls days from
st. Thomas, has arrived bere-brings accounts
that on the Sd inf. fire broke out in coffee
houfe, in that place, occa6oned by the care
lefinefs of fervant, which continued raging
till the Sth-all the bufinefs part of the town
was dstroyed."
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FARMER'S HOTEL.

4 S. BRocKENBRoUGH, having purch,fed
L A the honirs of DR.. Nj Conochie in this town.
10 fmery the property Of MeiTrs Ritchies is deter
hI"ed TO convert them into TAVERN for the ac.
coninlodation Of the public he las provided b;,,csf
with IN excellent cook, and has made arranoewen,s
tor eonhant iupPly OF the ben Fiji, OyRers, Wild
row" &C. IN their REFLECTIVE feafons; no exertion on
part viii be wanting render tbs time agreeable.
to ihoie gentlemen ladies who may think proper 70
iavor him with their compaHy--he expect, TO NEE,
with encouragement from, the public adequate to hi.
eEertons. " "'
IaPpahannoek, January Q.
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A"'rH9 IF ait'tfr fran gtnf!sasaaia Frankfort /K,a
Gafed Dseea7Es, 6, 1906

4"'T9ef % aIHter fran gfaesaaia FrasI6,t /K,a
aa'ed Dffes7Is, 6, 1906.
oeeait'an reiigned, but no, before the uenfion hs
had oeen charged with receiving from Spain hac been
mentioned to the HouGe of Repreientatives and tbe
committee to which the fub-a was referred n,oCe
euted the enquiry without attending to the reGsna,
on ~. - " iikins aRd James Marn, of Lexington,
ana homas bniitt OF Logfville fully eabliihed the
iaSt-the latter and Mr. lines lated vybat thev con
eeived to be the confederation. letter was receive
ca rom Bsron Carondect by Sebaitian in I7o5
mentioning with on the part of the crown of spain
10 MAKE lone commercial conceIions to this country
and requesting that iome agent might be fen, down
10 treat OF the iubJect. sebaian conluited one or
two irsnds, think lines and Nicholas. and wen,
down himief with their concurrence ,r.,,v ,.a,
formed reducing to little or nothing the du,its we
mad been iuhJect to at New. Orleans. This trent,
was read by Mr.. |. Nothing was ftipuIated on our
part. our Sood VIII was expected in exchapre for
the tavsr aud SebaGian was promiied p-,,iiSn foY
the trouble ne had taken in tile buiues ol 1000 dol
iars per annnm The treaty took place with CaYnlo
his the witnelies had from SebaGian himlelf vrrv
iatey alter the conversation the fubiea OF the p.o
| lion had become general, Bat Mr. + on mia fetond
| appearance before the Committee naieJ ano.b.-
traniacton, that in 90 or 07 letter was r,cs;vsd
| irem Dr. Powers directed to M,hrs S; NJ l. M
meaning Sebaitian, Nicholas, lnnes, Murray, !, con-
tanned another from Carondolet giving full poyyer ~
| the Doctor' he latter proPoied iepsration from
the union, and detailed the means; arms an,r,p,;
Hen and money were offered, 100000 dolls. the fun
mentioned. Murray was no. confulted sebaaian
wrote to Nicholas and Innes that whatever they a.
greed on he would accede to. NJ and l. dCapreed z,
wrote joint aDfwer they tent it to Sebalian. hut
what he did with it know not. He made no COM
munIeauon on the fubje6 to the general government,
beesuie j. Adams was then PRECEDENT, and he wa,
afraid OF Handing army here-AI the ,.ninoov
| ~ Nv
ne knew nothing Of the trarfaelious Mr.. Burr ba.
psen TWICE before Grand Jury, Daviefs had the fra
dhcharged FOR want Of "a witneis. YeRerday the le.
eond found yerdia for him. He was aecul,d of =
dehgn 20 attack Mexico. From wha; have bse,, =.
bic 10 gather from the jurors the teftimony efsbed
the dslgD OF fettlernen, OIL the Wahita gran,
winch D. Purehafed from Lynsh and L. from Van
Baitrop' This grant is new fad to be confirmed b.,
the eommfiioners below One or two of fbe y,;,nsf
les iad fomething concerning tn, agreement Of IN.
people hired 70 ae as volunteers in cafe war hosiI
take place between the United State, and Spain
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runaway, by EfarchSuttn, towards Mals.e-
burg. in the hope Of rallying under the guns
of that forfrefs e
Two conriers brought news of a fecond vic.
tory obtained on the 18th inf. over the PrnfIi
an., with their King in psrfon. One OF theft
couriers was himfeli covered with aurels. The
details that are now circulating are the fame
az thofe TENT by letters from MentZ.
October 25.-In letters jun received from
Mentz, we read the following.
The king of Pru!Iia has afked for an armitice,
which was rcfufed TO him.
The Hereditary Prince of Orange, Marlhal
Mollendorf and feverai other generals are of the
number of prfoners taken in The battle OF the
18th.
The Emperor of the French is himrtlf purfii-
ing his fucceiies. The number of Prurians pri-
toners taken from the beginning of the cam
paign is eftmated at $4,000, and that Of the
wounded and killed at 10000. They have Ion
befdes 500 htld pieces, and more than SO CO.
l0rs.
We daily receive more details of the firm hat.
ties that took place between the French and the
Pruflian armies, and on the marches and o2er a.
tions that have followed them. We prefent
our readers with iketch of them:
The hrf operation which was To be made by
the guard of the French was the pa!fage of
the Saxon Saal. There are two rivers of That
H""S OuCs tue CSNOH, has ltS lNNrCS on the
Fichtelberg in the country of Bareuth, on the
frontiers of Bohemia, runs into Saxony, near
Saalfeld, RudoftaIle, Jefma, Naumberg, Ma
eisurg, and Hall, falls into the Elbe near Blr-
by 1.-THE other, called Saal of Franconia,
has ITS fource in the country of Heunenberg,
crofes the low principaIity of Wurtzburg, and
falls into the Mem, on the left ofSchweinfurth.
The Prufhans had endeavoured to defend the
right bank Of the Saal they were attacked
there in all their potts, and were beaten on all
points. The Frencbarmy advanced afterwards
IN three columns.-The right penetrated
through Schleitz, to Cora and Altenburgh {;
the centre, by Lobenftein, to Newftadt and
the left, by Groffenthal, to Saafed. The
battle of the 10th, took place in thofe coun-
tries.
The news Of that victory over the Pruifians
was announced by the telegraph, to the differ
ent cities of the Empire, through which the
Biographical lines pats.
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TAPPAHANNocK Jockey CHM

iueiday the ooh January, is the day appointed
Iof me meeting OF the fubicriters to the Tappahan.
mock Ciub't form the rules and regulations for The
,au Sfon, the 7reient number Of Respectable
iubicribers ] have no heGtation in ha,ino tba, ,t;,
CUB VII be equal to any in the Gate. 0entIemea
that with TO become members before the meeting
WI Plsafe forward their names, and thofe gen,ler,fn
that have iubtrp,ion papers will be 10 good as ts
iend on The names Of thole that have fbcribsd nee
they have had apsper.
ARTHUR s. BRoCKENBRoUGH,
, PyePyiefor IF TIE eOa,6
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PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 81.

ETtaa efa lrifsrfr.m Nr4v.Tork, dated DEE.
as.
I" This morning arrived here the fhip Jenny,
" I'd, as days from Bordeaux.-Paris dates to
4hs 2sth Of Od. Bordeaux to the both, incluiivs.
g'as lsteA battle was that Of Jeas after wfieb
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-01-06
BANK OF TTRGLNLA.

Il HE Stockholders are Notified thu, d;,,;a.,d =
tour Dollars will be paid on each mare. s1es
ire i4'h init upon application at the Bank, in pertor
or by attorney. >" P''"V
JOHN BRecKRNBRoUGH, cesy.
January G. ep4,. ~