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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-03-24
WILL BE SOLD,
At Public Auction,
On the seventh day of April next, sundry
Valuable LOTS,

With and without improvements, lying
on the Main--treet, passing through A.
dams's Valley, and q short distance from
the misunderstanding of
A lot, on which is erected a neat two
story brick house, completely fitted for n
grocery, and the accommodation oSf fami-
"; fronting on the main street about
feet, and running back about gao feet TO A.
dams's canai---Four unimproved lots, 25
feet each, front, adjoining each other, from
ting on the same main street, and running
back about $50 feet to AdamS's canal
These latter lots are separated from the lot
OH which stands the brick tenement, only by
Mr.. Samuel Bells lot.
To give a further description of the above
valuable property, IS deemed unnecessary.
Its advantageous situation, arising from it's
contiguity to the market-its situation i'm
mediately on p0pulous road, even now, s.
promises soon to be the greatest inlet to
the heart Of the city, with the mere sing
value of landed property in the neighbour
hood, promise that few similar oDportuni-
ties will offer hereafter for making such
valuable purchases.
The terms are, a credit of 6, 10 and 18
ponths, the purchasers giving bond and
security, together with deeds of trust on
the property to secure the faithful perfor-
nance cir contracts-which bonds and
other Securities AUST be made to the salts
faction of Messrs. Prosser * Moncure, who
viii conduct the sale.
THOMAS PULLING.
Richmcud 1871 Feb 1907 ride
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FOR SALE,
ON IPEDxEsDAr THE 25tt OF hLAReu,
Two Negroes,
All the Household and Kitchen
Furniture SC.

Furniture, &c.
OF the estate of James Shields, DECEASED.
on Shockoe hill, and at brick house of
John p. Shields in Du-Val'e plan. The a.
bove property will be sold at six months
credit for al sums above FIVE dollars. nYon
the purchasers giving bond with approved
security, to Garry interest from the date if
not punctually paid to the administrator.
There will be hired out, several NE
GROES until Christmas next, on the same
day and at the same place. request all
those Indebted to the estate TO make imme-
diate payment; and those who have claims
against the same to bring them forward
duly authenticated for examination and set
tiement. 1t is hoped that prompt attention
VIII bepaid to this notification, as the sub
scrlber is anxious TO prepare for the credi-
tors, and close his administration upon the
estate. JOHN u. SBJELDs. -Aym',.
Richmond, March 10, 1907. tbs
LOST OR MISLHID,
Three Certificates Of Funded Debt
Of the United States, viz.
No. AIS, Deferred Assurance debt, dated
50th June, 1892, for s 4O1 81
No $50, ditto, same date, 1853 III
No. sos, Public debt, 30th June, 1871, 500 90
In all, S 1917 OF
IN favor ofFrancis Charlton of York Town,
Virginia, and issued by John Hopkins, Com
missioner Of Loans. This public notice is
gwen, that new certificates may issue to
replace those that have been lost.
JAMES BROWN, .Att'Y.
for Mary CharLon, Err. Of
Frarcis Charlton, dec.
Richmond, 10Th March, 1907. 6w
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-03-24
The Imported Horse,
2 A u L.

Is q ntau'liui SorfSi, INT cen hands
- 49, Z, three inches h gh, remarkable for
hrs elegance. beauty, strength and fine bone ,
WIN stand the ensuing season al ny plantation
IN Powha,an county, on Jar.es river. three miles
above the fanna',in tozn ferry and about the
same distance below Jude's ferry. 10 cover mares
NJ twenty -h"r dollars the season, bu5 may he
discharged by the payment OF eighteen dollar >
If paid by the hrs day OF November next. witl,
half dollar TO the groom. Good and extensive
pasrurage gratis. but 10 liability for ESCAPES or
other accidents. The season viii commence on
the FIRST cf March and end the igst day of Au-
gust next.
This beautiful hers. P.iUL, was raised by the
Prince of Wales, and got by his horse SSltram
vino was got by O'Kelly's Eclipse, his dam, vi
rago, by Snap, Pau's dam. FURRY. was gor by
Matchem, her dam, the Old SPUR, mare, of as
great fame as any mare in the Kingdom Seve-
raj certificates of Paul as a good and sure foal
getter may be seen at his stand.
THOMAS HARRIS, Jr. Wildwood.
Feb. e, 1907. eptl5apSswilI
B Mares may be fed at %. per day f the
money is sent with them. +. III.
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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-03-24

CAEsTERFIELD CoUN41- CoUR7, JUNE
OH, 1906.
Lyle and M'Credie, PlaintifFs2 In
u.s. SChancs-
Samuel Farmer, Defendant, m.
THIS day this cause came on to be heard
on the bill and exhibits; and the decree
nisi, heretofore entered up in this cause,
having been returned executed, and the de-
PENDANT failing to appear and answer the
bill of the complainants, the court doth or
der and decree, that the defendant be fore
closed his equity of redemption; that the
conditional decree be confirmed, and that
Cornelius Buck, John Murchie, David Pat
teson and Charles Graves, or any two or
more ofthem, do sell at public auction, the
land and premises mentioned and described
IN the compliments bill Preserving the
wife'sright of dover therein( for ready mo-
ney, having first given three weeks previous
notice of the time and place of such sale !;
and from the proceeds thereof to pay unto
the compleinants, the sum Of sixty two
pounds sixteen shillings and eight pence,
current money of Virginia, with legal in
terest thereon TO be computed after the
rate Of six per centum per annum, from
the ed day Of September, in the wear of
Christ one thousand eight hundred and
them about their suit in this behaIfcxpend
cd and the over-p!us, it any, return TO the
defendant. And the said commissioners
are ordered 10 make report of their pro.
cecdings to court, under this decree, in or
der to final decree.
Complainant costs, 50 OF.
Copy, teste,
7ho7ias Watkins, CZk.
F
Nv virtue ofthe above decretal order, the
land therein mentioned, will be Sold, on
the premises, TO the highest bidder, for
ready money, on Saturday, the 28th Of
March next.
Cornelius Buck.
John HHrchie.
David Ponesoa,
FsJ. sd, 1907 ,ds
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-03-24

Pursuant to the foregoing advertisement,
the subscribers will proceed sell the above
mentioned property on the day aforesaid,
precisely at II o'clock in the forenoon of
that day, on the premises, agreeably to the
terms therein specified.
PROSSER & MONCURE, V. N.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-03-24
TO RENT,
A Neat House,
March .. 1907.

n the Falling Garden, sufficiently large
\ to accommodate moderate sized fami-
ly, eitherb by itself OF with the following pro-
htabie property, to wit:-An ice-house
20 feet by 18 and about Is deep, well filed
and pounded down with good clean ice
bath-house, which If well attended to viii
yield handsome profit; and also NAV be
accommodated with small or large part
of a garden.
The above property will be rented either
Tor the season, say six months, or for
longer time, and possession given immedi-
.ately.
Good security will be required for the
rent. Enquire of
JAMES LoWwEs, on the Premises.
Sd mo- 10th, 1907. IF
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-03-24

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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-03-24
NEW YORK
STATE LOTTER2r,

Authorised by an act of the Legislature,
and payment of prizes guaranteed by them,
Positively commences drawing in the ci-
~ OF New York, On the second Tuesday in
June next.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-03-24

Sales at Auction.

WIN be S)LD, by the subscribers on Tues
day the 14th day Of April next, on the
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-03-24

FsJ. sd, 1907
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-12-12
SALES AT AUCTION.

THE SUBSCRIBERS have lately received
L and viii proceed to sell at their Vendue
Office, on Thursday the 18th inst. the following
valuable assortment of GOODS, viz.
A bales Kendall Cotten,, 5 do. Forest Cloths and
plains, 9 do. Flannels, assorted colours, white,
lFed, blue, green and yellow, do. blue kersey,
Il do. superine Cloths, 1 do fine do. do Cas-
meres. 2
ALso--Half 'Tliiplls, white Plains, Blankets,
aPresidents Cord, Vclvets, liicksetts, Coustiti-
ton Cord, German Sheeting, Cc;rn.p O1naburgs
.and Rolls, Chanbray Wiusllns, Cd and : 4 Cot
ton Cqmbricks, C&ilicGcs, Dimities, Maiseilles.
India CottQns, Irish Linens, CotturE Hose, Cot
ton Shiptings, Ginghams, Flusl, & Lapret Shawls,
Ijes;mt .japen'd M,isEas, do Brocatlc ditto
do. plain Jaceactt ditto. Ksansd Cs1nb?ics, v;ned
dittii. Queens faiicYoIo Ga,Izc do CIR, spot ,lJ
Turkey ,auze ICor,l.; null null .l,slins, book
muslin Hn,,tk crcssiefs, wcnen's and chif,rs.n's
Gaps, -lciio Tuckcss ;ad habit Shiits. COZ. ired
Threads, Rappce Snuff inkegs. Checks & Suires.
SegaIs, Powder anil Shoe, Nasins in boxes v,isll
avariety of otier ;nticIes TOO tedious TO eu.Ine.
rate.
Terms Of .Saie-6 months credit for nj, SUMS
over S SO, under s SO, cash orcrct,it p,l ch.,es.
approved negotiable Notes the bail of virgln;i.
will be required. The sale VII commerce. se ~
O'Clock \. n. and continue un,l 9 p. :, il mo-
sooner closed. ,..-'
Also, WILDE sold vitboutrozeryc, Q pair Hors-
es, - valuable Niiiea, ? Wagons and Gear, .
Carts and Gear, Tor approved endorsed notes at
90 days. PRCSSERG & no NlLyFE, lfacys.
Richmond, December TO-
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-12-12
NEV-YORk. neccrnl,rr ..

a neel.ng o; the merchants and traders Of
this city Was held lass cyening at tn. 'Eoneinc
COLLECTION c, Cornelius RAY, Esq. in the
char, and Mr.. JOHN Ferrers, Sccr.taiy.
The chairman iniCrired the meeting, it
was called to take into cors,dcs alton Che nc
morialof the Philadelphia incfchants TO Con-
5rCss, praying for the repeal Of the non-iin-
portaton act. a rIotion was made and cer-
fled, tiat conlr1 tee Of u gentlemen Should
be appointed totax. the slbj ect into cons der
alton.
There was q diversity Of opinion amore.
the gentlemen present. Sumo were against
pcttioning Congress Mt all, aftcr what had
tasen place in the House Of Represcutativ. s,
on the reading Of the memorial Of the mcr-
chants Of Philadelphia. Others conceive
that memorial from this city, followed by
remonstrances from other cities, would be
treated WIN greater resPect--and as the time
was short when the law would 80 into ope-
ration, they wished the conimitsee to have
the power 70 draw up memorial without
delay.
alter the committee had been named the
meeting adjourned.
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H. DEARBORN"
NORFOLX. :peceml,cr 4.

NORFOLK, December r.
An Occurrence. OF, yesterday HIS cxcited soiac
interest arising from the recollection OF a recent
circumstance we s,.all state to cur readers ,llc
particulars OF the occurrence OF YESTERDAY, ~
they have been related TO us, and as we believe 10
be correct !. ,a.s-.
3FreAch seansan, belonging to the FreiJch si.ip
l. frlbsteas, the ship.tiat was DESTROYED b. tsle
at baiurnore, on board one of the gun-bosts in the
service of the UnEed States syesierday heisle-
serted and got on board The tender. of The French
ship Patriot, declaring his wiyh.oretirn Into the
service OF his country The Officer c,iniRlauSim.
the GUN triscosered, anil demanded the sea
man., Who the French officer reused to deliver
him. Some discussion was had, when the AH,:-
riosn officer departed, under an expectation or u
promise that the man should not be removed I'M
til the affair could be Represented to commodore
Decatur. While the officer was on board The
Chesapeake waiting the orders OF commodore
Decatur, ard tor a letter which he was then Wi
ting to the French commandcr the I'atriops boat
passed with the seaman in questionon board, up
on which orderswere issued by the commodore.
10 man one OF the Chcsapeake's beats, and pursue
inc French beat, with orders to his Officer to en-
deayor toprevail on the French officer TO return
and come alongside the Chesapeake, nut to bring
tae deserter back at all events. Upon the boat's
getting alongside some alteration cnsled, partly,
we understand, by accident, and without design
TO injilre or offend
The French officer, we understand, agreed to
return to the Chesapeake. Afterwards some cor
| fespondence took place between commodore De
catur, and the commander of the Patriot, the con-
tents OF which we are not Informed of. We under
stand that both officers adhered the one in refi-
sing, and the other insisting; the result however
Is, that the man was taken and carried on board
the Chesapeake, where he now remains until tie
pleasure OF government shall be known
such is a concise state of the facts as relate to
| thus unpleasant business, upon which we mean to
ohernore remarks, except to repeat what we Have
done upon another OCCASION, that tine em2tosIncnt
| OF foreign seamen, particularly descrteis, viii
generally be productive of mischief; and II is To
be larnented that the officers commanding, are
not invested by government with power to act &C.
cording to the justice of the case, when tlcy re
| satisfied.
the i'ssy Experiment., mid tie Frcaea ifYStef.
ILedyer J
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w have on hand for Private e5alc--l0Co sac!Is
w Salt, ) bushcl twiilod sacks, 1860 lis.
Loaf Sugar, 10 hh,a. Antigua Run, l0da Wind.
ward Island do. 20 o.. casks S.ie.ly Wine, 10
binds. hrowp Sugar, 10 bills de-. 20 chests InIpe-
rial and 10 de- Young Tyson Tea, is pipes chc:ce
old 4 proof Cogliac Brandy, 90 crates Ware, wen
assorted, AZ lOU :4'ivance on 6 months, 5 pipes
Gin Also, WliiSlScy in hlWis n 4. Ram IN
hhds. and barrels; a few half pipes Madeira
Nme, and afcw pipes "a Lisbon DO. with very
gene,1l assortment Of DR. COO S, all Of which
N9l he foid low for cas!i approved in town.
Nai.ed Immediately, 10 Virginia Bank Share.
tor which clsh waI dc given. i4.&M r2ti
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New-Eampshirc, 2s; District of Maine, So

New-Hamrshirc, 2s; District of Maine, So
the Lakes, SO--e92.
Remaining for other services, 235.
40ten inch mortars are in fcrwalslncss, by
Foxall Mpskets, about 10000; Rii,es, 5
600; Pistols, 1000. 30. u
3,ooopairs more will be completedby April
next.
Eorseman's swords, 5000. 49,
1900 more contracted for, which will pro-
bably,be received within six ;nouths.
The foregoing statement is believed to bc
correct. - - - y. -,
H. DEARBORN" f,
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TRIM Tie " Z. Amsrfcaa citizc,,.

&omhsoH's MINORS Mr.. Sampson, %
this city, counsellor atlsG, has jus. publish-
cd his memoirs in an octave volume These
memoirs, written III familiar ana agreeable
stFle, arc highly enter ia ingand Instructive.
Mr.. Sampson is one Il lbe very many Irish
patriots, who for their po'i.ica opinions oad
conduct "a .vc suffered persecution, imprison-
Tocut and c>;iic. The work abcl15s with GU
ri>4s secsJo.a, f.sc.. -. sly 80 Iae follUa
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-12-12
IN cHANcEPr

IN CHANCERI.
IL quarterly court, comfiJiaei and Aeid for the
county i PINES EGU.iya, N1osna1er ale I7lh,
1907.
Mar;ha Deshazor, Comfrs.
Ggairst
zach;l iuh Rice, Executor of John Desha-1
zor, decd. John Dcshazor, zachariah
Rice, guardian OF James Deshazor, Mar .
tina Dcshazor, Susanna Desha2or, VIM -
licsliazor, Polly Burgess, lately Poiiy Z :
Deshazor, Elizabeth Patlnton, Lite Eli :.
a~beth Deshazor, and Jchn r. Burgess, {"
husbandof the said Polly Burgess,
HE defendant William Des!lazor, not bpv-
4 ing entered his appearance and given security
recording 10 an actofthe General Assembly and
the rules otthis court, anditappeariny to the sat
,idct'on OF the Court that lie is not an iihabS.nt
OF this state, the motion Of the complainant,
by her counsel, Ii is ord1ed, That The said de-
PENDANT, William Dcshazor, do appear here On
the first I.yof February court next, and answer
the complaDart'S bin, and that copy OF this or
der be forthwith Inserted in some one of the pub
Ec newspapers fnted in the ctyof Richmond,
ior two months excessively, and also poatcd 1t
the front door oithe Couit-Housc OF this county.
A Copy. Testt,
F. WATKINS, c. c.
Dec. (F6.,0
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Agreeably to tue Constitution of Pennsvi-
vania, the Members of the Senate, and of the
House of Representatives assembled intheir
respective Chambers on Tuesday last, when
Prcssly Carr Lane was chosen Speaker OF the
Senate, and Simon Snyder Speaker OF the
House Of Representatives
The votes, in the House of Representa-
tives, were as follows:
For SIMON SNYDER As
CHARLES Porter II
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-12-12

ggNO gE SOLD, at Painyile. IN Amciia com.
4 ~, on M1nd.y tilc 2Sf5 ofIIaecmber ne 4.
sn extraordinary valuable BLAcK. SMITH, be.
longing ~ the estate Of RicL Esyi-..ol, decd
ON credit Of So months; hJnd win approved
security viii be required OF The purchaser.
BI' IIE EXECUTORS.
Oct. H. rna,yfc,y1
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DOMESTIC.

Letters fro5n Amsterdam meEtion that the
new regulations against England had not
been cnfOrced--&ud that American vessels
wond be permitted to an entry, notwith-.
standing their having touched in England or
bcen carried in there.
They also meiltion, that, in a violent gale
of wind III the Tcxct ON the 9TH OF October,
10 out OF Is American vessels were: driven
on shore. Among the number was the Bos-
ton, Bunker, OF Ncw-York, materially da-
mayed. (PhH. Paher.)
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PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 4.

The Glass-House, established ON The Po-
tomac, near the. Commissioners wharf, il
the City OF Washington, will, we are inform
ed, so into operation some time in February
next.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-12-12
Ertract Of a letter from lancaster, dated
De~eryLe,- 1917

December 1, 1907.
g 1t would be difficult to convey to a per-
son, distant from the scene of action, :. cor
rect idea of the interest and anxiety which
was felt here, as to the election of Speaker.
j do not remember ever to have known so
many strangers here, as were assembled, to
know the result of this interesting election
L he state ofparties had been 50 Represented
and misrepresented, that many who are IL
suaily well-informed, appeared at loss to
calculate. The death of MIR. Carver, left the,
whole number of members at 49, lc was as
ccrtained before the election began, that 81
OF those were in the borough: Paul Apple. OF
Bucks was the absent member
" 1t was known that the fcderaI;sSs and
guilds, had, after much disc ssion, settled
down upon Charles Porter, Ct Fayettc. as
their candidate. Among the reasons fo.. tffs
choice, it was believed by some, tl,at Mf.
Isaac Griffin, his colleague, might be Undue
ed to vote for him, particularly as the quid
Journal had affirmed, with much exultation.
that near relation Of Mr.. Grifiih's had po-
sitiyely declared, that he would not vote for
Mr.. snyder. Mr.. Griffin has shcwn, that
he is too decided and determined TO be coa.;.
en- out Of his vote, by the sootnirCs OF ignor-
ancc, or the Establishments Of follF.
Simon Snyder was OF course the candidate
or the democratic party, and lie had the vote
OF every man who was elected by taaJ party.
Simon Snyder had 43 votes: Charles Porter
had Al (: the former was Of course declared
duly elected Mr.. Apple arrived az Eancas-
ter, shortly after the election. His vote on
the ore side or the other, could no. have at
fected the result.
"Pressly Carr Lane has been elected Spea-
ker Of the Senate. Messrs. Passmore, Webb
< lhackara arc candidates for the Cficc of
clerk OF the house of represcntatiye s. Mr..
George Bryan, will, it is believe, be u=ar,i-
mousiy reelected clerk Of the Senate. ltisnot
expected that the Governor viii deliver his
speech before Friday
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-12-12

CT PUNISHED ny THOMAS RITCHIE, oPPo-
SITE THE PosT-orFIcE,- AT FIvI: DOLLARS
PER AMMAN, PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.
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20 TIE PUBLtC.-The subscriber, resid.
\ ing in I.ynchbug, has commenced the rr.c
tee ot LAW. in the Hastings Court of that town,
the comfy courts of Campbell. Amherst and Bed
ford, in'i-tie District court of Franklin Those
who may confde their business to his care nisy
depend on his attention.
WILLIAM RkDFoRD.
I.ynohburg, Nov. %. (law4w.)
I N pursuance Of Il decree in Chancery, made by
the Court of the u. States for the 9Th circuit,
m the district of Virginia, at the Nov. term, il,
the year 1903, shall expose to public auction,
as the time and place hereinafter MENTIONED
Two TRACTS, in the county of Goochiand, one
on Beaver Dam Cieei,. containing nnc lnmth ed
acres, and to ctherc DIED. Little Island, contain.
;ng ten acres, mt GDhcliland Court House, on the
court dat thereof, on the Sd Monday in January,
lSoS The dowei- ofthe widow OF VIM Ronald,
VIII be first deducted and tie conditions on which
the std Land ere directed under the said decree.
WI appear therein and viii be communicated on
the day of sale -The eTms of i>ariaei,t will be as
to.iows' orc fo,:sh Of the purchase money to c
PAID IN easbS rf,,i thc Remaining three so6rths IN
three equal instruments Of six, Twelve and cic!,-
feI' months credit IN all respects The aforesaid
decree wiitbsa5asxrcd. ~ -
.. I'm. BERKESEr,)
S r.. XIX aF : ~ e''"''i..i'"t,, .
Nov. 1e. toaw2mA
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~ AZ & SHOE STORE~--'i'he subscriberhas
\ n IateNreccircd a large supply OF mrs, Of
Utmost every description; and hat Trimmings.
AgcEei4l assortment 0; Ladies' and Centlems;,'y
SHOLS Also, French Brandy in Pipes, Nor
thern Chccse N do. Mould Candies in boxes IL
constant supply OF Philadelphia best bots d Por-
fer' hlc and Cydcr. ID. ]. BUkR,
T,eo aoors abq-, the Eagle-Iavern
Nov. II. (Gnv6,vN