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HIR GINIA:

Hf0 SUPERIOR Court cr CLaaeery, boilen at fb. Caoi-
tSl, N '5' City IF Pisba70na, Zoe 95lb day May,
1867.
THOMAS BURLINo, and MART AA his Wife, PAf;.
AGAINST
JOHN HoPKlN'' De(f
II ME Defendant net having entered his appear
ancc and given fecurity according 10 the a Of
AiIem5ly, aud tie rules Of this Court and it appesr
ing TO the fat5ia1ion of the Court that he is NOT an
inhabitant of this Cou'ry; on the motion Of ii
Flaini' by their council, It's srdrsa that y; faid
Defendant, do appear here oil the fra day Of rh ,exf
term, and anfwer the bill of the Plaintiffs and tr.t
copy Of this order be forthwith Inferred in fon,.
newtPaPer publiihed in the City Of Richmond C.n
two months rccellvely, and pofed at the ront door
of the Capitol in the Gaid CITY.
A Copy. TeGe,
PETER TINsLEY, c. 6,
June 3. eoon,
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MONDAY, Iune I.
Prerent, CIR Yn0ice IInthnM

PreIe0t, C.if( .JHNIcs MdtlBoN.
The Grand Jury met at O'clock; and were
adjourned till tomorrow 10 O'Clock.
ATr. Hay ohfcryed, that it was extremely
diaerceAb.e FOR him to detain the Grand Jury
bit he knew Of 40 better expeieul under ex.
ifting circumstances that he had received
no new information respecting General Will
kinfon aud that the only nc " communications
which he bad received Ivy the lalt weRern mail,
was MAS Of afiidayits from Chillicothe, drawn
up by per(ons who had defended the river
with Col. Burr, and that though their affidavit
were extremely important, they could not be
bI .uglu into court as evidence, there being no
evidence that the perfon before whom they
were taken was really magiara,e.
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FOR SALE,

4 TRACT OF LAND, in Hanover county leo
4 y the rsfdenoe If VIM. Sims, CONTAINING anon,
200 acres within 8 miles Of the city Of Richmond
iome part Of which is good Meadow Land The
improvements are a good Dwelling tlo,Cc p..,'
and lone other out Houles, in good repair. and e.
verai young Orchards of Peach, Apple and Cberrv
ALTO, another tract, in the fad courfy. Of abo,, ,s.
acres, we'll Rocked with Oak end Pine. and ,;'t;'.
three miles Of Saw.niili. One third Of The 49,.
ney viii be required in hand, and twelve months cro
dt gwen tor the balance and deed of ruG reuuir-
cd 20 !'eure the Payment thereof PoGtIoo willL.
given at the fail. IANEy 7r,n-II DS
p, IH''7.y in /sS7 ./s, I'm. Sim.
'N@"''" N'1'J' @'~Hy q laH2YS,
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a'is'a- lhi'ret irr Lewis ~ i24S; IL, RE Fun,
D't q Tor ion'pl.iua '.S a.d in the rife, =
l, is"(. i7'ai r;ajrrItY or Tourtir>--a 81
ne iA''s paper fa,es ,i-e mar be., &c ,ie .y ~.
Ivy to De "3 Republicans, 2i Tc3e:ali..> aAl =,
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TUESDAY Tupe Q.

Prefcnt Judges Marihall and Griffin.
The Grand Jury met and were adjourned
till tomorrow 10 o'clock.-There were TIC
c.her proceedings connected with the trial.
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PARIs, june IS, 1907.
Great BATTLE.

. s. q ! sfti
arrived ,.st ms highnsss prince Borghese,
from tls = c palace of St. Cloud, and brought
the news , - to the Empress and Queen
this mor.S victory which, OH the l4th Of
eniIes { Was gained at Friedland [about
nv, COM, % J, = Ioaiggsausgal by TIE Grad Ar
The follows; shaea by the Emperor in person.
Quarters particulars We're given at head.
Peat, Will which we are authorised to re-
ELM NC are waiting forthe oaisial bull
Cd TIE lata s = army has worthily eelebrat-
Ssslslar battle Of ry;e ii sd u wall
s.saahoeuSr - h:story:--The Russian army,
"a hca its NM rs centre penetrated, cut
1easse. E;aI.s azshes' has been, completely
pieces of cannon .asen, 3
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IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.
HOUSE OF COMMONS.

Friday After the appointment of the
committees of Privllsdees, Religion, &c.
the speaker with some members, attended
the upper house, and on his se.urn read
.hefollowing copy Of his majesiy's speech,
as delivered by the commission
g NY IL, as and Gentlemen,
"W c nave il in command from his ma.
jes,y TO state to yoo, tina, having deemed
u. expedient to .sscur to the sense Of his
people, his msjes,y, IN conformity TO his
declared Intention, has lost 20 time in
capsingAhe presens parliament to be as.
semb:ed. His majesty has great satisfac-
ton in acqusin,ipg you, that, since the
events which led TO dissolution of parla.
men,, his MAJESTY has received, in gunner.
Gus addresses from hissubiects, the warm
es. assurance of their afretionaie attach.
ment TO his person and government. aud Of
the Am resolution to support him in mat
tanning the just righss Of his crown, and
The true principles Of the constitution and
! he commands Us to- express his entire COP.
hdence that he shall experience ia all your
deliberations determination to afford him
an equally ls.,al, Jealous and ahrc,ionate
support, under alt the srdnous cireumstan.
ces Of the present times. We are com.
manded by his majesty 10 inform you, his
msiesy'a endeavors have been most anxi.
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4 a,;r ofs the 9th.

So III L.
- - nc emperor arrived :. ne re.
Oa's1 ave =, ,ar necessary orders g s.. IS !.
bsO, 40. a. $ moved 70 Walsdortf. wns1 s, J.
sG sps,iap division aoon. e f JON h ,ns
bet nu NUS attacked il. lisabled, hs en- nuo.
sia .,a'l took one hundred and a 1:;:
80 ! @ he evening took post a. a's'N''A
-. noment sbe emperor advanced on Oh
a ,n'" with Nsy's and Lanuss' corps
0u''so ,,ss. add the reserve Of esval'y,
|bl' gsa as.aud cavalry aud ffsssn thousand a g
g NV q the epe,ny's rear guard sook
|''''o' ..,oo Of Glotua and ATE mpsed TO 8
|pe''s ',,bs passage. Marshal Mura, u.
|e,'p .su,s skllful housewives drove 'nsn
| 5a,' 's heir positions, ADD the ga' cavalry
', $ s S Dragons triumphsd ever an
y ,sor. of the easmy. and ia 'ns sSsn =
ga We rs catered Gassadsby force. oae'
|s ! s. and prisoners, the possession OF the
a '.;,,aos before Gostads, and the routing
:. infantry, were consequences Of the
\ w. 1hr Russian horse guards Ss'e Pc
|~',.,lv severely handlsd.
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Port Of Alexaaadrla.

80 ~ =. ARRIVE -. !.
& Brig Louisa. M'Nsmara, Madeirs-r
Wine Various persons. s..
8 Brig George Washington, Sheldo ., Pro-
yidence Sundries Master, &c.
Il Brig Callis,o, Tyler, Boston BALLAST
Lawrason and Fowle.
Brig Fame, Carleton. Newbarvpor.--
S undries-P. G. Marsteller and Master.
CLEARED,
Brig John, Martin, Jaaaiea-by Jane.
Patton.
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N 20 TT CE

HE Members of the ARTILLERY CON-
4 PANY, are requested to attend meet
ing at Mr.. DaVis,s, opposite to the market
house, at seven O'Clock, on thursday evening
next Punctnal attendance is expected. -
All those wishing to join, are Invited to att
tend.
FL order ef FERDrsASD MAasrElIEs,
CAPTAIN.
NEHEMIAH CARSON,
Isl Lieuf. y
August Is. st
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AFFAIR Of the 10th.

-. tf,,b. The army advanced towards
:, ' ,Isn.rg 40 d carried severalc camps. The
nso ms rear guard. of from fifteen TO
.n'~ thousand cavalry, aod several
No. Is infantry was formed atanile's
lac, The Spanish curassisurs'and o..
w. 60 sar.s charged ihesa and gained
' Two divisions of marshal Sonl,'s
80 ,,,,ebed ON the right Wills; Lee
sr.pds division marched on the lef 4,
H. Chr Who'll, Russian army wasas Hc,issu'g
,be, reinforced ,heiraasanccd columns.
4 ,Iols,h Go ssll pieces poured deash
yb,t,hsy we're supporting their columns,
rsieh cur divisions lfose back With the
mast undauuted eoatsge and imPetno-
~. Several Russian divisions Wsfc rout-
I'd s,d at oias P. M. We were under the
eosu,y's snircochmenss. Several. divisions
|pss!armed prodigie.. Verdiere's Division
cut o. the enemy's resreas BY l-audshurg
and sessral companies vent SO tar as TO
Insult inc Russians in their inusachmea!s.
Some brave msn Eses death g: the palisa.
|asS!
The emperor passed she lssh .en ah= fed
1 q battle. making srraogesisnts tor de-
|sisi,e action. Inc whole Russian agmy5
Was assembled. aud He'll burg was fuii OF
ssufe. snd rendered very s;raag. 2he
|rnperos er6ssed Da9ouss to Form on the
Lower Ale, aud cat off The ,r1sd 10 Ely.
su zach corps had its assignrd pos., all
WIRE asss embed, excepting the first which
VS. oalhe; lower Passaree. Thus The Rus
sims who had Recommended hossil.nes,
ioppa .hsmsrlsls bioeksdsJ. Battle was
sisrsa 'ks@: i Eas shsSaht they would
attack ca the l.:h, wE4as the FRENCH ar.
r's was forcaias; h2t inA.sad Of attacking.
'nsy Ossau at n'sli 10 cross the RICH, bank
o. lac Ale, I'D gaze % the whoic coun-
n.y. 90 lacy LIFT. kssias their wounded a,
'ae meley o4 the victor, as well IS their
nay-alats and those en,senehmeu.s The
HuH d 50 moca atduons exer,;oo.
oa tie i2sh a, day break, all lae army
sa' 10 noiloa. All the houses are flied
Win The Russian wounded. From the 5.h
Tie i2h 'heieoemy Is army has bsen de
p' W.. Of asou' so 600 fighting men; they
Nhm our handsirom to 1900 meo;7
" 0n'' o. ealors, and 9 pieces Of ar,iIle.
10 aoO, according 10 the aecoans Of &c.
,sests' several idhportau, generals. Our
~. Is QUO or foo kil.s4, 1000 or 2sco
s0ucosd' aud 800 prisoners. A Spanish
!, s'', ,il Is waunded. Gen. Rousssll, of
~ imperial guards had his head sho. of !;
S s'''iAl Musa, had two horses sho, under
S. QUO Of ms aids lsseunl lost an arm.
S"ssl a. 0laer officers were wounded. We
ys,s, y 'he magazines os Heilsberg Sc,
oaan,; thousand qaintals of -four, and Iarge
II" OF provisions Of varioas kinds.
sons - Emperor Aiexancsr left his army
~ Osiorc the campaign opened.
n = $500 D.n,- J,,,,. q 49,, orr
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alpa,.oyta DajIp aoberttser.
TUESDAY, AUGUST le.

CoMMUNIC ALTON.

Ey. OONMUNICAT1ON.
tits said that the secretary of war; Captain
Tingey, and others, after viewing, on the
10th instant, the shores and position of the
point at Warburten, in order to erect forts
and batteries thereon, report highly Of the
place as well calculated for the annoyance of
ships passing up it,, and where the channeli is
from ten to eighteen fathoms deep, close in
at its shore. Other highly favorable reports
are given ,ofthe spot. as commanding vessels
in all directions, and at point blank shot with
in 500 yards. A yer. high ridge and pro-
montory mot commanded by any otherA can
give secure protection to any works on its
slope, and to shore battery. It's hoped the
work will begin soon, it being a very disa-
greeable truth, that even frigate of an enc
my can come. the whole Of this lengthy and
valuable river, and insult with IMMUNITY either
the City, George Town, or Alexandria.
WashiHgton Federalist.
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to $1,000 Russians taken, killed, or drowned
in the Ale, arc the results OF this memorable
day. Thirty Russian generals have been Kill
led, taken, or severely wounded. The bodies
Of several generals were. found dead OH the
field of.battlc, and it is worthy of remark, that
among them were the bodies of generals ah-
len and MarcoH, two OF the first instipators
sof the faction deyotedto England The regu-
slarity of eur dispositions, the intrepidity Of
our troops, have greatly Diminished the. loss
of the French army, which IS not considera-
= ble---lM oaiteztr.
"a The Gazette de France, says,ss In additi-
on to the 18th Bulletin, we learn, that on the
18th June, the head quarters ofsthe grand ar
my was at Prussiau Eylau; that the army, in
two columns, was marching on to Konigsburg,
and that the advanced guards were at the gates
.of the city - hat the Russian army could
not sustain an. attack IN any part; ami that It
was overwhelmed and dispersed in such a
manner, as TO render it impossible fa them
to reunite. According to other reports, the
French were already III Konigsburg, where
they catered pell-lneu with the Russians -
But this, last news wants confirmation.
The Courier de PEurope, says, g We an
nounce this day, June 25) that Kengsburg
is in the poWer. of the French.
BY the ship Susan and Sarah, Henry, the
editor OF the Mercantile Advertiser has
received dle Of London papers to the
ssih of june incluai,e, aud Lioyd's
Lists aud Prices Currsn. 70 the twenty.
sixth.
The following are the only articles Of mo.
mens these papers contain.
LONDON, June %.
Yesterday we received Rotterdam pa.
per Of NJ onday last, by the Vrow Heuliet t.
ia, which left Caswyck On Tuesday even
irg. The article which was copied from
the Berlio Teiraraphe into the Hamburger
paper, ct the late operations OF the Pas
sarge. received some days siSce alluded
to ia this journal, but no mention ismade
Of any subsequent movement on either
side. Benapalte was az Hageusn and
Leibstadt cuthe SIN, attended by BerthieS
and alb the principal officers OF his ar.
my.
The Scheidam Mercury says, 6 No Ger.
lsain intelligence is yet received OF The Eu-
glish expedition, but by the conduc1 OF the
tsiga,es which have withdrawn froD their
stations, as wei as from the repor,s Of neu,
uai vessels, we have reason to believe that
at least one par, Of this expedition is at
sea"
King Joseph resurnedt to Naples on the
Goth ult. after n excursion OF a fortnight,
In visiting the provinces.
A BRUSH flag Of truce arrived in the
roads of Rotterdam on the 8,h instant,
with one hundred and seventeen Dutch
prisoners from Curacao. The vessel was
put nnder quarantine.
The Ouch fluid. have been advancing
ever since the intelligence OF the fall OF
Dantzc.
Aletter from Konigsberg. of the second
Instant, gives distressing picture Of the
consequences OF the fall Of Dan.zic. A.
mc3gs. oiher circumstances the Royal
back, aud various effects of value, which
had been conveyed from Menel to Koa-
igsberg, have been sent back again to the
former place.
Dantzic has been declared in state Of
blockade
IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. +
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], To he Rented,

A three story Brick Dwelling and Ware =
house, on King and Henry -strcets-togcthcr
or.sepaIate. Likewise, on the opposite side.
a two story Brick Dwelling-House.
For terms atltly to
JonathaR and N. Schol6eld.
(. May !. go
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Very uaZAa5ks Property

IN THE TOWN. OF ALEXANDRIA, viz.
zANE piece of ground lying on the south
~ side OF franklin-strect, and on the west
SIDE OF Potomac-street, beginning at the iii
tcrsection Of the said streets, being one hun.
cred and twenty five feet to the eastward q
Water, and running westwardiiy with Frank
lin-street thirty-two feet six inches, from
thence southWarsily eighty eight feet three
inches and one half
One other piece lying. OH the vest side Of
.Union-street and to the southwark of Frank
lin-strcet, beginning on Z ..@,n-street ons hun
dred and seventy-six feet seven inches to the
southwark of Franklin street, and running
northwardly with Union-street sS feet inch
es and an half, thence westwardly e. feet G
inches-Also one half acre of ground, lying
at the intersection of Royal and Gibbon-
streets. - Rf ''.'y.'
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O. The Ru5llc are informed,
that the CARRIERS Of this 6a6ey
aqe.qot authorised, but st1aaly.Jor-
6lddento sell babcrs IN the streets ];
and the Editor. cautions all ber5onS
against purchasing frem them. as
he aul1 putthe .lawm Jforce against Z!
o1ende7s.
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August 49,.
Public Sale.

Pursuant tothe last Will and testament of Cap
tain Joha Ha,1er, deceased, will be sold,
to the highest bidder. at public auction, on
the premises, on THURSDAY, the 9th
instant, at four O'Clock, il the afternoon,
the following
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hr THOMAS PAINR.

in the region Of Clouds whare the whirwind, arife
My Cattle Of fancy was buIr
The turre,s refscied the blue Of the Ries
And the windows with fun. beams were gilt
TIE Rainbow iome,n,es in its beautiful Rate
Eaameid the manon arouud,
And the fssres tka; fancy in clouds can create,
Supplied me with gardens and ground.
had grOttos and fouatans and orange-tree groves,
had all that Spoiaatn eni ias told
had Nveet fiady walks for the gods and their loves
had mountains Of coral and gold
Bur form that felt not had rifen and rolld
While wrapped in hamher Law,
And when ookd in the morning behold!
My Cattle carried away.
u paisd over rivers aud vallies and groves,
The world it was ali in my view
thoYght of my friends of their fates aud their loves
And citsn, full ofren of you.
At leagth it came over a beautiful fcsne,
1hat nature in fiencc haf made
The place but fna!l, bst twas fyvectly ferese,
ard eheq 'er'd with flnihine and fade.
gaz'd and / envied with painful good arll,
aud grew tired Of my feat in the air
When all OF fuddeu my cahe Rood nill,
As il loine attraction there.
Like lark from the Ky, it came Huttering down,
And PLACED IRE exactly in view;
When who 'hould meet in this charming retreat,
This corner Of ealmnels--ta yen.
Delighted 70 find you in honor aud cafe,
ie's neither lorrog ncr rain
Aad :he wind coming f4ir, attended the air,
I'D went back with my Cattle ogan.
How ar,ogs are the change. that torture Us here,
Vhca mrensaud hurricanes reign
But the lse1dhp 'hlt G1t,s is furey Greere,
Whlteer be the eaule ofths pain.
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PROPOSALS
Z OR c ARR YIN &c
M HI s
effbe
UNITED STATES,


On tie fciiozving P2f Roads, qviN be reeeiz,el q.
f6e General PQf-026fee liz W.ybias ton, mil
f6e ~ day q JulY next, ineirGge.
IN VIRGINIA.
2o2. From Randolph c. h. to Franklin, Va. once
i'll two weeks
Leave Pendleeon c. h, every other Thurfday a,
6 a N, and arrive at Randolph oh. h. b. ii 4 NJ
Leave Randolph c. h. every other Thurflay at
ID and arrive as Pendleton C. h. by NJ.
2oa' From Prince Edward C, h. by Hunters ia
vern' to Lynchburg, once week.
Leave Prince Edward C. h. every Saturday at
M'aEo arrive at Lynehburg ON Sunday by T NJ,
Leave Lynehburg every Monday at s = M and ar
rive at FRINGE Edward C. II. by E P m
2o4. Frein Lynchburg by Campbell CHI Han.
ions tore, Maryfville Graay's fore, Stones Gore
Pitsiyivana CHI and Beavers tavern, to Danville.
once in two weeks
Leave Lynehburg every other Monday at 6 = NJ,
ana arrive at Danville on "Wednesday by NJ
Leave Danvilie every other Thurlday at A ".
and arrive at Lynchburg on Saturday by 6 rM.
NOTES.
j. The Poff-maGer General may expedite the
mails and alter the times of arrival and at
any time during the continuance of the contracts be
itPuiating an adeqaatc compensation for any extra
e1Penle that may be occationed thereby.
q Fifteen minutes ihall be allowed for opening
and eiong the mails at all Offices where no particu-
lar time Is fpecfed.
$. For every thirty minutes delay unavoidable
accidents excepted in arriving after the time pre-
iorlosd IN any CONTRACT the contractor Plal forfeit
one dollar and ii the delay continues until the de-
Parture OF any depending mail, whereby the mails
oetinea Tor each depending mail ofe a trip, an ad-
ditlona forfeiture of five dollars ihall be incurred
Il Newspapers, as well as letters, to be fent in the
mai; and IT any Perlon making propofals, defires to
carry newspapers, other than thofe convened in the
mail, Tor his own en,oumcnt, he mutt date in his pro
poiais Tor what fun he will carry with the ern!u-
nlent' and for what FUN without tias emolument.
De- Should any perion making propofals deGre an
alteration oil the times of arrival and departure above
iPeehed he nluR fate in mis- propofas the alteration
aehred' and the difference they will make in the
terms fthe contract.
their prices by the year. Thofe who contract will
receive their pay quarterly in the months of Augun
November, February and May, in one month liter
the expiration of each quarter
Z. no other than free white perfen fhall be en-
Pioyed to convey the mail.
8. Where the ProPoier intends to convey tn. mail
IN the body OF ftage carriage, he is dered to rate
it in his propofals.
9. The Poit-maher General referves to himfelf the
right OF declaring any contract at an end whenever
three failures happen which to the lefs of
trip each.
10. The CONTRACTS for the above routes are to be
in operation on the fra day of October next and are
to continue in force for years excepting the
numbered 2o2 to 90, which are to contnne in force
two years and an half.
GIDEON GRANGER,
PoR-MaPer General.
General PoR- OGfre, EaRinefon }
CITY, N0reb 81, 1907. IawtlRJ.
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May 6.
FOR SALE or BARTER.

a VALUABLE TRACT Or LAND, belonging
1 a TO Samuel Mofby, on Aliens Creek, in Hano-
yer County, containing about $500 acres. This
Land isequal, if hyperion to any in tat part Of
the Country, and has on it valuable improvements
eonlihiDg of very eonmodious Brick Dwelling
tiouie lately built, with all other convenient 1oufes
Tor the accommodation Of large family; alfo a
ipacious new Barn As il IS expected that ,hofe
who may with TO trade for this Land, will win 10
view it, further deicription is deem cd neeeGary
Lands is Kentncky or Tennelee viii be taken in
exchange with FINAL portion in money. It is with
ed that thofe who may be inclined TO offer Land in
exchange for the above Property, VIII make knows
their proportions before tie goth Of next month
THOS. NOKyELL.
Nav rs. It.
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ADVANCEMENT.

( WISH to lrll my PLANTATION in rowha,an
\ county containing $40 acres, lying Bu1terwood
creek ooe-,hird of the iaid Tract in " Gods iuspoe
$50 acresoi is good creek ov-srouuds the whole
IS we'll stspfsd TO the Culture OF eorn wheat and to-
hacco, and the plantation in good order for cropping
Poieilion may be had y, Chri.uss next with tie IT,
beriy OF ieNin grain. One.,h,rd OF the purchatr mo-
ney IN hand and the Defiance n. two equal annual pay
ment.; ALTO one other ,r,a in The couuty Ct Amelia,
lying on the waters o WeR creek, adjoining the Lards
OF DR.. Hardaway, John Clements and Mr. pieen,
contrasting 500 acres, half in woods all of which
IS good tobacco Land, payments above. Any fur
ther particulars is deemed unnecsnary, as il is preu
med the purehafer would with to view the fad Lands
1Re tract in Amelia will be hewn by the Overieer,
and the Trae in Powhatan by the Proprietor.
EDWARD MOSELEY.
Powhatan, Apri! 90. eaw2m.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-06-13
FOR SALE,
BY he Sabterihe,.


NXTFST-lNDfAa and New England Rum, French
w Brandy, Moa6es, Loaf & Brown Sugar COT.
fee and Chocolate, Bet imperial and Hyion Tea,
Pepper Race and ground Ginger, Nutmegs 8, Cloves,
Wndlor fhaving Soap, Lintfeed aud Lamp Oil,
White Lead and Spanh Brown, Yellow Oehre. pa
tent Green ground in oil, s by 10 &, 10 by ~ Win
fow Cl1is ed, Sd ID, cd, sd, Tod & cod Nails and
Spike do Barr Iron of all descriptions quare, fiat and
round PlowPates, German Steel Fire dogs & Skillets
Powder and Shot, Liverpool fpe Salt for pork ben
Hales Salt for Pork, Satpetre & BTmRone, GOO pair
Mems thick Shoes, fine lhoes, boys do. Ladies
Kid and Morocco Slippers, Table LINEN and Irilh
meeting, Bare Skin, blue ard mixed Plains, Patent
Cord and Ihickietts, Writing and Wrapping Paper,
PATE Board Cotton and Vol Cards, 4 few barrel,
Maeksrel, NOvafcotia Herrings, DO. Crindaones.
Iyo,j9 .rse0i~ed E,om BeIfos.
One Piano Forte, and one elegant Piano Fsrte with
additional keys
The above artieles will be fold cheap for tafh or
country produce, OF 90 days note a, the bank
BENJ. STETSON.
Jan. %. oawsn.