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Ifthc aforementioned property should prove IN
sufficient TO satisfy The debt thereupon charged.
the subscribers will offer for sale at the same time,
and place, tract Of Land in Henrico, called the
Seven Pines, containing BY estimation, ono thou
sand acres also, Tract of Land liz the same
county on -Four Vile Creek, being the same where.
on the late col John Peasants formerly resided.
containing by csum,tion four hundred and sixtya-
cres, and forty acres adjoining thereto, binding on
Bayley creek and said Four Mile creek, on wi,iI
stands the Norwich Nils. Al Of which proper
y vas conveyed in trust, BY David Ross to the
suescribers, Jy deed bearing date the nineteentn
d'yot December, 1905, as an additional security
for a debt due 70 VIM. r. Giles by thc said RIOS
and.Charged on the Columbian Mills aud Col
Lands FIRST mentioned.
GEO KAY,
BENZ HATCHER s 1IN'IeeN
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EALL GoODs.--is1 CHAD 40 q \ :, has Just
received an elegant assortment Of & % DS,
calculated fer the ensuing seasou, Consisting Of
Supreme London Cloths and Kerscymeres,
Second &c. do. do
Supcriinc and second qcslty Coatings,
Forest Cloths, Plains and Kendall Cottcns.
Rose and Match Coat Blankets
Velvets, Velvatees, Princes & Presidents Cord
Silk and Worsted Waistcoatings ofv.fous kinds,
Gentlemen and Ladies silk, cotton and wors.ed
Hosiery,
Silk Velvcts, assorted colours,
Grapes, do. do do.
Sarcenctts, TO. do. do
Lutestrmgs, do. do do. (,y arss.c,
.s., DO. Ribbons. Irish Linens & Lawns,
DIX and Cotton Cling IRISH Shceiings,
mans, German Linens,
Cotton Chambrays, Shifting Cottons,
Calico and ChIntzs, D:mites s. Cambrick
Elegant Robes & short Dimities,
Dresses, Carpetings and Hearth
Plain & figured Leno's, Russ,
Do. do. MILD Muslins,
handsome assortment of Kid & Morocco Shoes.
few pair of elegant Cesar s. white TOD Boots.
All of which he will sell at the most reduced
price for cash. Oct TO- Gtfl
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\ OST, between Hanover Court Housc.. md
IL the Eagle Tavern, in the city of Richmond
this day, ared Morocco Pocket-Book, with Bank
Notes, 10 RE amount Of ninety-five dollars--one
nifty dollar note of the u States branch at Sa
vannah, No. 5565--two twenty dollar notes of
the Virginia Bank, and Ave dollar, the numbers
OF the three last not now. recollccted; with two
Bonds OF Warner l. Wormlcys of a Thousand
dollars, given TO Robert u. Gaines OF King and
Queen. one otfivc hundrcd due the first of Ianu-
airy 1917, and the other also of FIVE hundred dol
lars due in January 1917. with sundrv other ma
pers that can be OF no service 10 any person but he
owner. VINO ever will deliver the said PocEe,.
Soof with the ninety FIVE cellars and all the ether
papers Chat were in 1t when lost to Mr. Poitiauv
OF this city, or TO the subscribe residing IN Kip,e
William near Hanover Courthouse, shall receive
twenty dollars THOMAS CARY NELSON.
Richmond, Dec. % fSawtf1
Y DUCATION.-My schooI viii be Omen f.,
- tic reception OF students the ensuing vea,.
about the first of February in which Will be
taught, English Grammar, Latin, Geography, His
tory, Eucld's Elements, Elocution, Book keen
ing, Reading, Writing and Arithmetic The
price for tuition will be twenty dollars FOR the
term, TO be paid half yearly in advancc-go,rrI
may be hadon reasonable terms in the neighbour
hood. RICHD M cFcAp
Middlescx. Dec. q. (iaw4wq1
MEGRCES FOR SALE-Bv virtue of n d,.,.I
Y OF trdst, executed TO us by Chas. NJ Gillian
TO secure tie payment of a sum Of money due 10
Richard Rich lrdson, will be offered for sale for
cash, at public auct.on,at the house of John An
day the goth ofne&tmonLi, two likely NEGROES,
viz Jacob and Sukey
II 4 L ~ ez95, Trustees.
JoHN B. SADLEP,
Ns'O Canton, Dsa "a. Cla503uFJ
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Ohm ALCOCK, informs his friends and tne
- public at large, that he has just received, and
IS now opening, next door TO Messrs Prosscr G.
Moncurc's vendue, a large assortment Of Mr..
cHaHai2e, consisting of the following articles -
Carpenters and Joincrs Tools, iron and steel
Locks and Hinges, for house work aud cabinet
ware l also carry on my Cabinef 5E-pajactoyy,
IS usual, adjoining the Sire insurance Office. and
nave on hand three thousaad dollars worth or
furniture, finished ia the best workman like man
ler and in the newest fashion Also, Windsor
HAIRS. viii sell all Of The above goods, yer
og tor cash, or good paper at a short date.
sept ,. Tcptfl
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EOR RENT-A large three story Brick
HOUSE, near tire BASIN, in which Mr.. South
safe has h'ed Tor sOuIc y,-r,-- Apply to Mr. Tho
mas Norveli on the subscriber.
Dec -, Llaw3ig J--SAM1. OVERTON,
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ne Subscribers having iofu,ru connecu-
on IN the Grocery line, Under the firm Of
61IDGES e ROBERTSON, they now offer
Tor Sale at their Store the corner of the street
,.ao1g TO Byrds warehouse, and opposite to
Messrs. Jno & Robl Gamble. i,,s.-A yencr,l
assortment of CEOCFRirS ,,,,,,, 49, -
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EOR SALE, a few prime tracts of Military
IL LAND, in the state of OHIO
Bank Shares wanted.-Appy as above.
Dec. Is ToawIm.1
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a TEACHER, who can teach the La;iu aaG
4 y French Language, the English rra.urnati-
Saiiy, Arithmetic and Geography, who wishes q.
iealtiy situation in the country, may obtain an adj
rautageous situation upon liberal terms for fur
ncr information, any person who wishes employ
nerit Of that kind, is referred 70 the Editor OF the
ENQUIRER Dec IS rfF1
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y ROKERAGE AND COMMISSION BUSI-
~ NESS.-The subscriber respectfully offers
has services to his friends and the public, IN the a.
boye line Of business and solcits their patronage
G. GREENHOW.
Dec. Is. oawtf
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UST RECEIVED. gcrerul arsa0fsnEst of
y DUTCH BoLTI%G CLOTHS, Il S4c,eSiss
qusli;v--For saleby y, L.tA1Z5D4TY
oc'' % aGg
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1rOLuMR1AN M1LLs {, caAL LAMnc

4 TOLUMBIhN MILLS T. COIL LIMBS
~ FOX sALE---8y virtue OF Decd Of Trust,
bearing date the FIRST day of October, 1901, exc
cited by David Ross 20 the Subscribers, and for
the purpose Of Completing the objects ofthe said
trust, III conformity to certain covenants therein
containcd-the following property viii be offered
for SADIE on the first "Wednesday in January next,
at the front door OF the Eagc Tavern in the city
OF Richmond, 10 the highest bidder, for ready
money, between the hours of twelve and four
O'Clock, to WIT All that piece or parcel OF Land,
adjoining the city of Richmond, commonly called
the Columbian Mills, with the Mills, Houses, Ca
nals, Improvements, Appeudages and Privileges
ihercunto beionT'ng.-Also, an undivided two
thirds OF 4 tract of Land in Henrico county, con-
tanning seventeen hundred acres, called the Deep
Run Coal Pits, and an undivided two thirds OF
tact of Land IN Chesterfield, containing one hun
bred acres, chilled the Falling Greek Coal Pits,
of which said Coal Lands, the late James Currie
was part owner.
GEO: HAY, } 4
ROBERT POLLARD, Trustee.
FRANCIS ANDERSON
IQD-
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A Brick Lumber-H House, lately the property Of
Messrs. VIM. Mckenzie < Co. 80 feet front, so
feet deep, and three stories high, situated on the
back street leading from the Basin. nearly oppo-
site to the house lately occupied by Mr.. John Hen
ry
The terms will be liberal and conyelicflt to The
purchaser. Applyto TAYLOR & BROWN.
Noy. 90 C1awtEA
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TTT.LI.:i-E TENT. ~, t.--e;-c, ,~.,.
~ ship Hcrsc.,cn from. I. ie,.y-,o.. and G,,r,
rom London, an extensive slpply of EfES
CHdNDlzE, suitable to the present and 40.
preaching season, which he viii sell low.
OFT. 10 c.eo
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N pursuance of a decree in Chsncery. made by
Il the Court of the u. States for the 5th circuit,
IN the district of Virginia, 1t the Nov. term, in
the year 1903, we slaA expose 10 public auction,
at the time and place hereinafter mentioned
Two TRACTS, in the county OF Geochland, one
on Beaver Dam Greek, containing nine bundt ed
acres, and the other called Island, contain
ing ten acres, az GoJchlahd Court House, ON the
court day thereof, on the Sd Monday in January
1903 The dover ofthc widow Of VIM Ronald
viii be FIRST deducted, and the conditions cn wncf
the said Land are directed under the said decree
will appear therein and will be communicated O..
the day Of sale. The terms of payment viii be n
follows; one fourth of the purchase money to b,
PAID IN cash, and the remaining three fourths il
three equal instalmeuts Of six, twelve and cich
teen months credit In all respects the aforesaid.
decree Wi be pursued.
I'm. BERKELLT,1
1oSI4H ELLIS, conmissioncs
Nan. Mi,NN,
Nov. 10 (oawsm.)
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Antigua Rum, Soap, Candies.
1oiana Gin, Rice, Spanish Indigo,
4th pr Cogniac Brandy, Northern Cheese.
Raspberry ditto. Best Spanish Scars.
London particular Ma Hibbert's Porter AM,
oeira WINE, Brown Stout,
foiT, Sherry s. Tener- English, Swedish and
, me otto. Country Iron,
nest green Coffee, Nailand spike Rod,
Brown & Loaf Sugar, Picked Ssjmon
Best Chocolate, F. f. Gun.powder i,
Gun-powder, ! kegs.
Imperial, y Rasins. Almonds
ayson' * Pepper, Ginger,
Young Hyson & q Queens. Wac. &c.A@
Souching, &c.
Which they wilidispose of on liberal terms for
cash, country produce, or on the usual credit to
punctu,i customers.
JAMES BRIDGES,
WIN. ROBERTSON
kicnnohd, N"" (G)
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ARTICLES o.

For the town and citadel Of copsuha.
gen agreed upon hstwesn admiral Gam.
bier commander in chief ofhis Brisannir
majesty's ships and vessels INDIE Baltic
sea. and lieut.. gen. the right hon. lord
Cathcart Z. II. commander in chief OF
HE BfitAnniemajesty' forces Zealand,
~ the one part, and his exceIlency ma.
jjor general Poiman, knight oEthe, order
Of Oanhenbfog and commander.in chief
Of his Danish majesty forces IN ths Is.
hnd Of Zealand, on the other part.
Art. 4. When the eapitulstions shall
have been sigped andIal6ed, the troops
Of his Britannic majesty are 10 he pat IN
possession az the citadel.
!. A guard OF his Britannia maifsty's
troops shall likewise be placed Il the
dock yards.
5. The ships and yesselsof eve.
ny description, with all the naval stores
BELONGING 10 his Danish majesty, shall
be deIiysredintc the charge Of such per,
sons a. shall BE- appointed ~ the com.
manders IN chirf of his Britannie msies.
~ forces; and they are 10 be pat al i'm.
mediate possession Of the docx yards,
and al the buildings and store houses
belonging thersto.
4. The store ships and transports ID
the sersiee5pfhis Bfitannie majesty are
TO be allowed 20 come into the harbof
for The purpose of embark hing s1ch stores
andefooPs % they have brought intothis
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-11-27
NORFOLK, November 20.

Yesterday Capt. Tomkins, of the fast
sailing ship Pocahuiaas, of this port.
came up to town, having left his shipin
the bay bound up to baltimore, from Ii.
ysrPoot. Capt. I. left Liserpoolon the
+sh Of October, brought London papers
70 the lst Of that month, and has favor.
ed us with 4 complete file frsm: the 1oth
September upwards. We have endea-
yourcd 70 present as much Of the con-
tents OF these papers, - time and our
limits would permit.
With resPectto American affairs, we
regret 70 say, that they are By no means
in that state for immediate adjnstment,
that accounts BY way u BossDs have ia.
duced rs 20 imagine. We have given in
y view al the more prominent articles
upon Americanatfair which appeared
in the London papcrs from the ipth 10
the 29th Of Ssptember. They are con.
iradictory and ofcousse xery unsatisfac-
tory. The false ramour Of Mi, Monroes
departure excited much speculation with
some agitation. Upon comparing the
papers with letters BY this ship; and
with,prfvatc Information, We think there
is no reason to apprshend an unfayoura.
BILE issue 10 the nsgpciation Of which
the detention Of the Revenge, and. MI.
Monroe's stay, are evidences ;tbeeause
lif negotiation was NOT depending, and
which did not promise 1 favourable re-
suit, bur ministers would have desisted
from an further attempt. Mr.. Monroe
It ONT time fully expected 10 return III:
the P~ocahuntas, but was delayedo on pab-
iie affairs. We have the most satisfac.
tory infofmation, that nothing Is less de-
sirable Il England than . war with The
kUnited States.
We Undergrad from good authority,
that on the i4fh Of September, Mr..
Monroe delivered ., memorial to the
British governnent, demanding a final
answer preyioussto bis departure for the
United States, for which he was already
prepared, anddid expect, to depart i'm.
mediately. s
Al this juneture the intelligence oil
! the surrender of openhagen, the disas.
tiers in'South America, and the measure,
of France against Portugal. with other
important affairs on the continentof Eu.
rope, particularly with Russia, 90 press.
ed upon the British, ministers, as TO in.
duee Them to solicit Mr.. Monroe's in.
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C O " g les S.
Of EsENrAT
November ~.

"a. - EE $3.50 va = @LL 20 HN -
Mr.: Cook said, that come late occur.
rences had determined the nation 10 on
pose resistance against proud, hauRh-
~. and Piratica nation. TO do tRis.
various means were necessary ; what
more so than soldiers. As the former
sersices Of many were sill unpaid, they
would find diiSeuisy inf procuring them
now The family ofths war.wofn sul-:
der was suffering for want, while other
people were enjoying the recompence &
justly due 70 his tolls. In a public ca
paeity. they should act IS in . private.
.6y paying al just and honourabls deb,s.
Tobring thisprineiple into practice, he
moved the following resolution, which
was adopted. % msmbers rising in "a.
your Of il and committes Of seventeea
appointed accordingly.
Resolved, that 4 committee be no.
pointed 70 enquire II any, sSa what do.
scriPtion Of elaims against the u.
nited States, are barred By the alta
tute oil hmitatisns, which in reason and
E=E .' IN f"% As""k -E #3 -
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moi.
- signed)
oIMAN
Latest from FRANCE.

50a
Accounts had been received a Dor.
deauxs from Mr.. Armstrong, At Paris,
stating, that q number ofAmeriesn sea-
men, taken on board of English vessels,
during the washad~been liberated.
A letter had been received at Bor-
deaux, from q very respectable sourcs
in London, dated Sept. 20, stating, s.that
nothing deRnitive had taken place be-
tween the Ameriean and English GO
vernmsnts." R:r~-ss H.
An article under Genoa head ofSept.
IS, states, /" That the American consul
has been arrested, and seals put upoa
hispapers." No reasons were assigned
f6rthe arrest |; nor is it probable any will
be given. Neither by compulsion-ok
voluntafy consent. are the French dis.
pbsed totgive reasons for their conduct
=, ans time.
The Swedish1 siand Is Rdgenhasbeen
surrendered 70 the French. :
Letters from Paris state, that the
boundaries Of Louisiana have been set
tied BY the French emperouro the sa-
~tisfaction of our Minister at Paris
&" -" NJ
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which was unpopular. The new admi.
nistratiou, are d course rather in favour
sof France. AIprsheusions we're inter-
tained &c / hostls visit froia tie British.
and defensive Preparations were making.
FROM FRANCE
We have beeh fayoured with papers
70 the SD of Oetober, and have made q
few translations from them. New nea.
sares are adopted for the purpose Of re-
stric,ing Brush Commerce., which viii
seriously affect the United States, tie
only ueGtral nation. The war i fo3eon-
tinus between Denmark aid Great Bgi-'
tain--snd the former, II appears, gre to
receive French aid a. soon % team oPe-
Ketes \ t+@7
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FOREIGN News.
BOSTON. Navembsr IS.

FROM RUSSTA.
Capt. Cleveland who arrived yester-
day. sailed from crons,adts Oh ,ks 18th
ofSept There hsfds heen I complete
change of Ministry, The formee Minis
ters and many suhofdina,e o6icefs had
resigned, IN disgosL Il conse4uence Of
sths conclusion Of the treaty with Frsnee,
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ALEXANDRIA, Nov. 81.

: A letter from Halifax contains the
following postscript-"r ou win excuse
my breSity, when you learn that Fam
twice . week on duty as . militia mar.
and that, the past week, / have besides
been one day ar work ON the f~ortifea,i-
ons."
Another letter from Halifax Observes.
)" Whatever may be ths event Of the pre-.
sent misunderstanding between England:
and Ameriea, it appears very plain that
preparations are making BY the British
in ever quarter for the worst. The or.
ganizing Of the militia in these provin.
ces, repairing the ~fortications, &c. are
all in consequence of express orders
from Great Britain; and large reinforce
ment. Of troops and shipping are expess-
sdhither." n
Extract IF a. letter from a, ~rssbsrfSSIe
house ~ England, to a gsatIeman in
Baltimore, dated =
f. LIvEIPoSL, Sept. %.
" notwithstanding the various alarm.
ing rumoars respecting the result Of our
unfostunate disagreement with America.
some Of which, no doubt, are transmit.
ted by letterst TO yyon, I came, from my
own Judgment, nor honA tfat Of thoss
who ouehsto be welf informed on the
snbjcct. draw any conclusion less "a.
vourable to an amicabls adjustment than
heretofore > on The contrary, If we con-
sider tho general sense Of the country.
the particular disposition Of tie present
ministers, or, as far d Il Is known, the
temper and progress ofthe discussions in
London, ] certainly should risk an Opt
MON that g the present period 4 war
oughtto be less unprecedented than q any
time since the uufortlnste affair Of he
Chesapeake. Thu ~opinioa Z bslieys I.
not IN unison with thar generally SEN, out
no America, and in giving Ii, / take Il
for granted that both countries are allie
amicably disposed
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the governments D The Navy 81 The Uni
ted States, adopted BY IN act Of the Con-
Kress of the United States. passed On
the 23d day of April, 1860, entitled,
= An act for the better governmento Of the
navy Of the United Stases.o
af.LIt appears 10 the court, that af-
tsrthe British on Fleftth Chesapeake,
hearing ! positive refusal from comuio-
iore barron 10 the demand which had
been nadeab by capt. Hamphries, md af-
teT commedore Barron was himself satis-
fed tha, an attack upon his ship would
sbs made, he did not take prompt, necss.
Sary and efficient mcaus TO prepare his
ship for battle-Thai bis FIRST order was
merely 10 clear his gun deck, and the
second given after the lapse ofsoms time,
Wa 90 GET his men 20 quarters secretly.
without best Of drum ; although with
such acrew Is he had on board, and ID
sucAa situa,ion Is the shipthen was, Il
was hot to Be expected ihat such orders
could Be e~ffectually aceorApiished
22-Itappears 10 the court, that the
conduct OF commodore barron during
the attack Of the Leopard manifested
great indecision. and ! disposition to
negotiate, rather than 4 determination
braveiy 10 defend his ship. That he re.
peatedis hailed the Leopard during her
attack upon him-That he drew his men
from their guns 10 lowering dawn boats,
TO send ON board Of the attacking ship
and that be ordered his first h-utenant
from his quarters during the attack, 20
carry ! message on board Of the Loop
ard, II that time firing upon him.
23-It appears 10 the court, that do.
ring The attack commodore barron used
language IN the presence Of his men cal
aulatcd % dispirit his crew, by ordering
,heaf,o kespsdown, that they would all
be u % pieces. s
2t.-Ita ppsars to the court, that com.
modore Barron ordered the eolors ofthe
Chesapeake to be struck, and thar they
were. struck, before single gun Of any
kind vas fred from her ; ndthat At the
time they were 50 struck, her main deck
battery was in I situation which would
have enabled the return Of ! broadside
ma very short
25:-ih ne court stheTrfore Of opinion;
thar INC Chesapeake was Prematurely
sArrsnderedk e slime when abe was
nearly prepared for battle. aud when The
injuries sustained either on the shipt or
crew didnot make such I surrender then
necessary and That ior this commodose
narron tails g part Of the sixth ar
taele nt The rules 2 regnlations for the
government OF inc navy OF he United.
OATS, aaoP.ed ~ 90 aet @ me Songres:
81 me I!nstsd states. passed On tne 23d
gay o. April, 1900, entitled An act
ior ,he hstser government OF the navy Of
the tinted States.
ne = oLopinion. that ais'
THOUGH the conduct OF Commodorc Bar
ron, before md dotins The attack Of she
Leopard, esinced great ~inAttention TO
his duty aod want q decision. yet thar
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HAMBURG, Sept

Il Is confirmed, that the king Of Swe-
den speaks IN strong terms against the
English cxpeditien and 10 very much
affetted BY the reduction Of Copenhagen.
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AUGSBURG, Sept. I!

EIE/l ~ - O~FtrH~N
Al embargo has been laid az Leshorn,
in order thar I'll English properly there
may De seized. Similar measures Of
seizure are to be pursued 10 all other
parts Of. the independent kingdom Of
Etruria. Il
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:LoNpoN, Sept. I'll.

LoNDoN, Sept. Tx
= MI. Munroes the American Ana.
bassadour, does not a present have
England. He was to have taken his de-
Partnre from Liverpool, to which place
part ofhis baggage had bsen, forwarded.
Since thenit Ms been determined thar
Mr.. Munroe Is to continue in tins couu.
try, TO affordhis assistance 70 ITf. PiAck-
ney in the arrangement Of the existing
differences between the two countries.
A note was pteaented to- Mr.. Canning.
by the American Ambassador, on Or
about tho 7th. 10 which, mo answer has
yet been given. The delay occasions
much speculation. Il seems. howsvsr,
tobe the prevailing idea. tina, a war Gan.
notbe ayertedfor many months-ysl en-.
surances are elected on AmericaR ships
atfour guineas per cent" 8,
~ 49, - E%'
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CHARLES TALIAFERRo,) Con.
JOHN y OGG, min.
AND OTHERS, o,6y,
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.

In P"sira"ee Of Dseyec IF be igb Cont Of C5azeeyv
Jo,"' R'ft0oTd DP.i2, BY eoaJ:af IF bayies, Ii.
/o!erpi7g bSaPs,iy, be!o1gigg tie el1fe Of 1l0,,,
A7dHj'", SEeA 7oWbe Io1 10 NE htJlf EiIisy, on
a. credit IF :7refvs ,7o7f55, 10 zeif.
On T@galy TIE 20b dry Of StPfenBey next,
HAT eommodiou, and well ftuated HOUSE 2,
4 LOT, on the main. Greet in the city of WiianoC-
burg, az Preient occupied By Mrs. Camp. ALTO, two
vacant half acre LOTS, near the Free School in the
laid city. The lale to be made on the premifs,.
On MoaaayDf I1fj Dig IF De- EAozoiog.
Thar valuable HOUSE aud LOT, f;uated =, the
foot oi the capitol hill ia the city of Richmond. in
The occupancy Of Charles Baiher and others The
iale to be made the premifes. Alfo, at the fame
time and place, two valuable Traasof LANE, living
on Wills Creek Gate Of Kentucky, and within a few
miles Of the Ohio river.
There are eight thirty fifth parts Of the above ma
med property, which belongs to infants, and where
the price Of any leperste parcel exceeds fourteen
hundred dollars, an iotere0 with the purehafer n1uA
be retained in that portion Tor them.
Additional information may be had on application
TO Robert Anderlon Of Williamsburg.
THE COMMISSIONERS.
sept |. Gawt2o;hS lawtlaD S<eptI4;hD.