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9brsi1iD January 3.

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report from the committee for courts Of juaice
(which lay the table, taken up and read in the
following words:
The committee for courts Of jultice have, aecer-
ding order examined whether amy laws g, public
nature have expired nce the lat FELTON, of the Gene
raj A1enbly aud have found in that iituatinn
they have ALTO examined whether there are any that
will exrire with the end Of the preient ieiou, are
expiring, and find that the time, by the a1 PAT
HeH a. rhe laf fcfon, enttuIsd, " An aa, giving
further time to fbt frgprefo,s Of efS1 isai'. fortified
fsy~,S: payment cftrs, r>feem n. ftae," allow
I'D for rsdeernins the lad lands, will expire the
khrt day of March As !eavehasbesn gvento bring
III bill relative fueh forfeited lands, che commit
tee deciine exprefiag opinion the propriety
q, couiIH.ug il force the a. afnreiaid they have
iusDd lao other laws thar near expring
On motion, Ordered, tia, the fad report be laid
ufonahe fable.
0yasr-{. that leave BE- given to bring in a bill, " TO
empower the executive ,ppninr eG-J3rs &, .es6. TIE
ar,eays 2ffave;" snd that Mefss Harrilan (of Ams-
ia) Jones tcf Nouoway) Coojwyn, Greenhow,
Aylett, Mae and Reedsr, do prepare and bring in
the fame.
Mr.. Osey prefensed, from ,he Commute appointe d
90 enquire into the Rate of the public guard, bill
As Concerning the pubic guard aud for other purpo
frs;"
Mr.. Powell prefensed, according to order BILL
amend act aud amend the aSs, for
lrthcr continuing and amending the aa, entiruied
An a9 for reducing into the fevera! acts con-
corning exccutions and for the relief of infoven debt
ors; which bills were ieveray received aud order
I'd to be LAID upon the table
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GDe Gnquirsr.
RICHMOND. lsts 3ANuARr.
VIRGINIA LEGISLATURES.

An intereaing debate took place yeflerday i,
the Houie OF Delegates, on the following sd.
dreis and reioIution propofed by Mr.. Miller Col
Northumberland-) We are forty, that our ab.
fence from the Houfe prevents us from report.
ing the debate, which it produced.
a motion was made to poaponc the rsfolu.
ton for two days but it was loft.
a motion was then made to poftpone it till
this day; which was alto loft.
~ motion was then made TO amend the refo.
luton, by flriking ont that part of i, which be-
gins atthe word "fecondly," and eads 1t the
word " annhila,ed."-On this qucftion, the
Ayes and Noes were taken. Ayes 81. Noes los.
The quettion was then put on agreeing to the
refolution and carried. Ayes lo3. Noes s..
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Friday, .IanNarg Q.

IA ergToaed bill Anacx;sg the County Of Abe
Insr!e,o tse d;Gri8 fo- which chaiscery cout t
ia dire1e be holden in S,auntoa. vas read third
time and blank therein filed up; it was p4G-
ed
an ergrofrd bii "1o amend the an, ent;tu,ed
al act concerning the high court OF chanceey" was
read third time and psf'd.
a bill, " TO amend the af, arranging the counties
into Senatorial diHria.." (Which Icy on the ablel
read hrii time ; motion was then made TO
penpone the further confederation OF the fiid b,l to
the 8 III day of March ncrt--and the queG.on beirE
put OIL ,he faid motisnit paGed in the negative.
Ayes 4s, Noes 81.
A bill, d" Concerning the public guard, and for q.
ther purpofes" (Whicl, lay the tsbe) was read
firi time and ordered 20 be laii upon the iabie.
Mr.. smyth (of Wy,he) prefentrd, according to or.
der, bill, Concerning the diftrIbutior of public
arms !" and,
Mr. Harrifon (of Amelia) prefenred, according to
order, bill, To empower the executive to appoint
yerfons to coeef the arrears q taxs;' which bills
were feverally received and read fri time AMI or
deIed 10 be read Second time.
Mr.. Minor OF 3Po;tfyvana) prefen,ed from the
committee to whom it committed, bill, I" To
amend al entitled, saed reducing into one the
feveral a9s concerning the elabc'ment, jurifdiSon
and powers Of diariet courts" with an amendment
which ne handed in at the clerks table where the
fine twice rad, ll,d the queion being put there
upon, WAS agreed to by th, houle A motion was
then made further to amend the fsid bill when on
morton, O,dred, tiat the fsid biz BE- laid upon the
cable
Mr.. TazeweIl prrfeuted, according to order, a
hill, " To rerrefs and punilh certain aas honiIe to
the peace and tranquility Of the u. States within the
jurildaion Of this rate -
Mr.. Kinney prefen,ed. according to order, bill
" To amend az, entitled aei, more efeetuaIly
provide for the payment Of taxes upon lands with
in this commonwealth !" and
Mr.. Kinney prefcated according to order, bill
TO amend an a9, entitled act, to aAlcnd the aa
10 regulate the determination Of marriages, prohi
biting lueh iHceauous o;hrwife Unlawful, K
rreven, foreibe and lolen marriages and for punin
uIent Of the eriue Of bgamY;" which bills were fe
se-ally received and read tie fra time and ordered
be .ead 4 fecOud time.
os4,es, that leave be given 70 bring in oil
/" 10 an,eI,5 sn 40 incorporating two eomp1riss 70
opr,png uayis.aAe esoais--one from Roanoke 70 Me
hcfrin--she o;i,er froa, Bsnogts creekts Esnien,o
rivet"-sr5 slt.1 AissfE Cholfon. Bzrfiian 70
Elsnisi, NtaSes', J1rtn,t sel + ss6sy, d. Y1epsn
I'D Iiittz a ;jpc ssae-
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WASHINGTON. January o

E.fraa Of a letter .flom'o gentleman of great
yetpeaa6iity, dated frankfort, Ken. Deeem6-,
Is.
and went to Lynch's. He told me that he
fhoud wait to hear as to Wilkinfon's fuccefs
If hoit'lities did commence, he f,ould 20 down
ard try and take all he could get to follow him.
and that if hoftities did not commence he
mould go to the fouthward. believe there
Is no DOUBT but gen. Adair has gone on to
LouihAna, and it is faid has gone to Wik;ofon
There is no doubt but men are engaging fortbe
Burr party. i have feen fcveval perfons who
have converted with the men engaged, viz.
and -. They are engaged for months
at leait to have arms if required, and are to
defend the river, to get 10 dollars per month,
and 100 or so acres of land
QUERE.--Is the above narement reprelsnt-
ed TO have been made by Mr.. Burr, meant by
him as a cover to plans even more hottie TO the
peace OF the union NSf. Int.
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THLUhBLE pRopERr1. FOR SIZE

NJ III. poiitively be fold at public auction. on
w Wednesday the 2lit inR If fair, If not the
next lar day thereafter, two new BRICK TENE-
MENTS, on the Main Street, on Shoctoe Hill, ad-
joining the tenement Preient occupied by Mr. los
Carter They are well calculated for Groceries. and
are fuPPoied to be good anes for buinefs as anv
y, " that part OF the City. The property will he
ihewD application to John B. VIM. living adioi,,.
ing the premi!es The terms Of faie will be four Gr
acd nine months credit
TAYLOR e BROWN, Aea'n.
January i9. A. (75e.p p.
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JAMES RIVER COMPANY.

NJ Ill BE RENfkpsto the hieheG bidder, W.
~ till the 3IG Dec 1908, on the premifes. OF,
Monday the 9th infant, at u O'clock. all thu,
part OF LOT, No 42o. which is occupied by MIR. Or,,
Paine as Coal Yard, lying the margin of the Ba
ION, and belonging to the Jane, River Comparr.
The rent to be paid on the Goth June and SIN De-
eember lis sech year.
ROBERT POLLARD.
January i9.
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JAMES RIVER COMPANY

Propoiai' will be received until the s5th this
ipon;h, for iuppiJipg hands with meal, in the Isrvce
soi the james River Company, until the SIN of De
eeber be delivered at fuch times and in full.
qusutd'e" asnay he required. Payments therefor
will be made quarterly.
ROBERT POLLARD.
January Is. taw IT,
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NOTICE.

= VHE Members of the Mutual haaranee goe;e-
~ on Buildings, are hereby requenea to Z,
tend their Annual General Meeting, 10 b, held BY
adjournmtats IN the committee room, in the nor, r
corner OF the CsPisel ON Tgsd1y che ISib "a
nosry i6o7.
81 p. Asst, Pr
Jaaasry 10. .~Ss.
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Departed this life, on the morning Of n.
18th alt. of an affection of the itomach, the
hon. JOHN BREcKENRIDcE, Attorney General
of the United States. His body will be in
TERED at one o'clok this day. This lois of Mr..
3. will be felt BY his country, and deeply lamcn-
ted butt his family it is rreparabe.
Lexington parer.l
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Last enening's seaiI.
NEW. YORK, January 6.

Captain Dayton, of the brig Julia, from 81.
Andero in Spain, informs US that after Bona
Parte had entered Berlin be appointed twelve
commissioners to whom were intruftcd the care
OF the city police and the temporary govern
ment OF tbe Republic Of PrnFa.
Inc king was reprefented to be in fi.,,atioo
which involved his perfonal fafety--bein. fur
rounded by the troops of France, and hardly a
portability of efettiDe his etcape.
The emperor Napoleon WA faid to b.. on hi,
return 70 Paris.
The Rnfhsns, after fome communications
with the French army, were retiring towards
theiF own territory, after witnef1ing as idle fpec
tators the difaiters of their ally, and were about
70 make an Eruption into the dominions ofthe
Grand Se'gnior, Whole integrity Bonspsr,e
was preparing to defend.
The news of the capture of Buenos.Ayre BIZ
the B'itiih had not arrived at St. Andero befors
" ~ was overtaken by the news of the recapture.
lhete two accounts travelled in COMPANY, and
reached the place of their deitination together.
Mere. -adv.
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DETROIT BILLS.

letter from Portland, otthe Goth init. fays,
e The merchants and traders Of this town have
had meeting, and have determined tov;ve no
currency TO the Detroit Bills" b.
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Wy u''h"E ever Gays hut that there
WAS not the fna!:S!t rea.on TO fufreA Gen.
"i'k'usoa CT sny con.ce.icn with tie blot.
AT an e'edion cid 10 this city on the 9Th jeff.
tue following gentlemen were chofen D,src.
Tossof the BANK OF VIRGINIA and II. r..
vrrai BRANCHES -
For MISUNDERSTANDING 3 Venable, Tobn
.iaf"e, Be':iimih Hatcher, JoGeph Calieco.
Gsras "torrs. John II. Eoufsee. Cabrial Raj.
ton, John c. Hubncs, Samuel p,eafants. John
hmbier, James Brown, Robert Gamble, Jobn
NJ 'Crsoie, ami! Charles Ellis. :, 20.
For Pets,l5Ts- Robert Dirche;., Paul SNa},.
Robert Walker, William Clark. Alexander
Brows, Thomas Atkinfon, Aro hibald B,ugh,
William Bowden, James Strange, Samuel
Shrtian, Samuel Hinton, James Byrne, and
Benjamin Edwards.
Fer MortaN- Richard E. Lee, William r.
Lamb. w: liam B. seden, John Southgate,
Martin Fix, Samuel Mofe!y, Alexander Jordan,
VIM. Knox. Samuel MART, lanes Young,
George M'LtoA,, Chriftopher Fry and n,
James Taylor.
For Frsaeric Undergraduate c. Kerr. T,,,
J. brooke, Jnhn Minor, Colonel John Mercer,
John Iallaterro, Charles L. Carter, Rober,
walker, Thomas Goodwyne, William Holpyf.
WORTH George French, James Vais, John Scott,
and Robert Patton.
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arg hailt and o;h-rs on the itocks for BIN. All.
fasn,ife with rsfpea to his objed and deiination.
xfao.b,, of ,Le n,,. Int.


Hnssbsr Of tie (asrs date.
'rhe principal occurrence which feems to agita,e
81. public mind this is that Col. Burr is
here making preparation defend tho river in,,ne-
d;.teiy. 1t is nsted by Tome, that his iorlia the
Caois great, aud that vait number of men are a.
b,ut to defend with him. Corcesures are various
win regard to his offset.
?5s faie.y,nr Is an exisa9 ea letter Yee-iv.d from
srfie~on IF the bistG rdfee'atiity rsfaisg 7,os
Ttsse6ee--H 7,2tend TO sf7p tie imptslios .ade in
isssf gnayt, BY tie Goxpirdsy ai-iSsnif0 COL Barr
Tbe Ritter is dated B.iYvieSr, Dee.lS.
Much feoiblity has been produced here, on tire
fhbjea Of Spariai General orders have been
ued for the militia be held IN readines, march
1T Mort notice. On this"ecaion our people lave
dneevered a iprit worthy OF freeInen. | hope and
believe, that on grva, emergencies the Americans
would initiate the fame fPirit which ninu!ated their
fathers IN ieventy.iix
There has been comfortable rumor among u.s.
on the fubjea Of confpracy being medta.ed aganit
the COVER nmept, By fonIe Of The weaern people and
cthers-hut to me the whrle is in conclave-lor my
fell, apprehend danger from it, naiinuch As do
think that the people oi,his country we'll
diiposd towards the government TO indulge the mott
remote thought or !uch meature hay. they would
become Indignant at the idea. Ir fact, think there
ispo man of ennmo' i,Es VINO would aten,p, fuch
thing at this TINT.
letter received dated Trinidad, Nov. ED.
fa,sa that Miraadl had gone TO Birhae:oes {;
that B,itiih expedition for the Spanin' Maine
was preparing there; that Miranda was tore
eeive 4 comniilhon OF brigadirr-s general. aud
that nunher of his officers were alto TO re-
ceiye comu.iilions il lie Bt;ia: iersice.
Vice Admiral Sir. F. 7. Duckworth, has fu-
rerccded Lord Collinewood, in1he command
off Cadz. Admiral d. filled from England
the 2s,h October in the Royal George of 10
euns.
lie Foudroyant, of 80 guns, Wilaumcx's
f,g ihip, is repairing at HAVANA. She is
watched bytwo-74's.- Col Gen.
DETROIT BILLS.
letter from, Portland, Of the Goth init. fays,
e The merchants and traders Of this town have
had y,.etinO aud have determined n u;ye no
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Colonel Burr, sue beHr, Lrt7 Fr1nkf,rt ON m.
1879 Dreenibrr, ard nr,ia,<l a, Nt,Gs;N. So ~
l 9th. a Aaanfe efnear!y 500 miles
He was purehaiing provifions and boats, and
preparing for his Aota, which was duly ex.
Pecteo down. RaG5iagton Fed.
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OsusraI as0cmhin ne Iirgiu,a.

Ex.ra:2s jfon tie J.vr"ai Of roe Hogis Of D.
irgrfe5.
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A iet4ef has oecn sserivcd by gensl.nsn,
htshin the cOnfdeace OF the administration,
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Rcsoi~ei, hy the geoerS! a6embly, that the
goses0oc ~ CtNef n,sg'9.sie at thi~ toua,on.
wcsith be ana ~ t~rehy - rs9ucheG 20 foc-
wafd a copy OF thc SescsoiGg sdStess 50 toe
proficient II toe -. s.
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{ 1877 }

GARRISON Of 10000 men in Copenhagen.
Onr fleet, during the stormy months,
will be of little assistance to us, in such
a dangerous sea as the Baltic and the
passage of the Belt must be quilted en-
tirely-it being too dangerous for ships
Of war to enter. In this situation what
can 10000 English do against the force
the Danes will send from Holstien If
the equinox sets in early in the year,
and before we have accomplished the
capture of Copenhagen, we shall consi-
der our whole expedition as in jeopardy.
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practicability of the Steam Boat beings
able to work in rough weather. With
out being over sanguine, we may safely
assert that the principles of this impor-
tant discovery will be applied to the
Improvement of packets and passage
boats, which for certainty, safety, expc-
dltion and accommodation, will far sur
pass any thing hitherto attempted. The
invention is highly honorable to Mr..
Fulton, and reflects infinite credit on the
genius of our country. NEw-YoRK.
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=:
After publishing The remarks of AN
HUSBAND last zVeek, it 1cas perhaps bit
reasonable that IshouM expect to meet the
disbleasure ofthe Aadies.---On opening the
htter-bo~ early this week, 1 fourd tie
JoAo7uing gerry smart letter, sent me by
A WIDOW, on the subject. Her LADY,
ship appears to be one ofthoSe" spirited
danes" 1oh0m AN HUSBAND doomS to
su6er 6 fqgellation:" she IS consequently
dlspleased at tie bldHcation IF sentiments
50 discordant to her feelings. She has
taken up tie cadgel" " on behalf of the
SEX" and give,a me dyud6ins. mare Sc
Oere than 1 could haze apbrehended.-
Ho7pevsr, as her adyship is C zvoman
ef SPIRIT" and tie remarks of AN Hus-
BAND 0ery provokiug, scme aAlo7vance
must be made f2i. her warmth On the pre-
sent OCCASION.
Tothe EditoreftteWheeling Repository.
SIR,
If the women Of Wheeling were all
of my opinion, they would call upon YOU
in body, and demand the author vi o. tnar
scurrllous essay published in YOUR last,
signed AN HUSBAND; and if you did not
disclose his name, they would demolish
your printing-ofce. l wonder that YOU,
who are young man, and have your
connections among the girls yet to forn,
should give currency to such abomina,
bic sentiments. Do you think any Young
woman will suffer you to approach her,
alter you have permitted this raggamuf-
I'M TO call wives meniaks and interior do-
mesticS? II was girl, OF. you should
attempt to come near me, would soon
teach you the policy of publishing such
sentiments. l would not suffer even a
female servant Of mine to wash YOUR
shirt. A pretty story, truly that YOU
who commenced your paper with sing
ing the praises Of women, should tolep-
ate fellow who talks about the proprietv
OF whipping his wife declare [ have
scarcely patience to think Of it.
L his II re IA A
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The same principle has come before the
Judges of the supreme court, in the case
OF Daniel M'Faddon against Benjamin
Rutherford majority of whom have
also declared THAT part of the law IN
constitutional.
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LONDON, Septenber 3.

LONDON, OcpIclnOer %
The Swan cutter arrived at Yarmouth
yesterday morning from the Baltic, with
turther dispatches from admiral Gam
bier. The Swan left the Aeet on the
22d Of August, at which time they were
lying about our miles off the Crown
batteries. The troops, amounting to
$4,000 men, had been landed, as already
stated, without any opposition. Their
advanced guard is within two miles Of
Copenhagen, where . heavy battery has
been formed, consisting of sixteen "a
pound RS, which was intended to be o.
pcuel on the town the following day.
1t was expected that the general attack
would commence in the course of n
week or ten days, when, after having
elected q breach, the troops were to
storm, and the feet at the same time to
engage the batteries, which are very
strong.
September +.
An order has been sent out 20 the suua-
dron in the West Indies, for the imme-
date capture OF Santa Cruz, St. Tho
mas, and other Danish colonies.
The surrender Of Stralsund was has
tened by the pressing opportunities of
the inhabitants, who almost hourly en-
treated his Swedish majesty to surren-
q + the place, in order to save it from
the dreadful effects of continued siege.
The Swcdcs marched out on the 23d,
and the city and fortress were, on the
same day, occupied by the French. The
former were conveyed to the island of
Rugeu.
September 5
n IN the end VIC are successful in our
exped.tiou against the Danes, we do not
thiaE il practicable to maintain Zealand
I,r,,,.- 81 .,-.,...,- ,,.,,, Is go
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NEw-YoRX, October IL.

" OINNJ ON>ODNI 4 r
BY tn ship Swift, arrived at this port,
from Liverpool, London papers have
been received to the 9Th ult. inclusive.
The London papers contain but little
on the subject Of American affairs, and
If We are to believe private letters from
commercial houses al Liverpool, no ma
terlal alteration of public opinion has
taken place relative to our dispute with
that country.
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" II E Z ING,
THURSDAY, 20th OCTOBER, 1907.

Yesterdays mali brought intelligence
that the Revenge arrived at Falmouth
the 2Sth of August, & that MIR. Munroe
had presented the dispatches received
by her to the British Government, The
surgeon of the Chesapeake went. in the
Revenge, for the purpose of giving an
ample description of the affair between
the Leopard and the Chesapeake.
The Prince Royal, of Denmark, has
given orders rather to burn the Danish
fleet, in case of necessity, than suffer it
to fall into the hands of the English.
Mr.. Fulton, an American citizen
now at New York, has invented steam
boat calculated to ascend our rivers.
He has succeeded so well In his plan,
that he runs a packet, impelled by
steam, up as we'll as down the Hudson
river, between New OH and Albany.
This vessel is stated to have left New
York with ninety passengers, and made
way at the rate of six miles an hour, "a
gainst a strong head wind.
A. N4w-York paper of the 9TH inst.
has die following article respecting Mr..
Fulon's boat -
"MR. CoLEMAN--Among thousands
who viewed the scene, permit a specta-
tor to express his qualification at the
sight, this morning, of the Steam Boat
proceeding on her trip to Albany in
wind < swell of tide which appeared to
bid defiance to every attempt to perform
the voyage. The Steam Boat appear
ed to glide as easily and rapidly as
though it were calm, and the machine
~ was not in the Least impeded by the
waves Of the Hudson, the wheels NOV.
ing with their usual Velocity and effect.
The experiment Of this day removes e.
49,. dnnl,t hitL orAn ..n.ortnin.L & Il %
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September s.

n IN the end VIC are successful in our
aXred,tiou against the Danes, We do not
thirE il practicable to maintain Zealand
daring the winter, even if we leave =
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The Prince Royal, of Denmark, has
given orders rather to burn the Danish
feet, in case of necessity, than suffer it
to fall into the hands of the English.
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itr and myfsif had many bair-breadth ca
cApes be was, at one TING, fwept from his
feet by a breaker / ~as NET fortunately aear
him. and making daih, casght hold Of his
coat, as he was floating in the furge, and by
the atii#ance of one of the Spzn5ards, faved
him aud a iaiior. was, as you may fuppofr,
very poorly for fome time from the hraiies and
over exertion; but ] am now recovered" At
ter detailing number of more minute particu-
lars, the writer concludes his letter with the
following apnftrophe--" God grant that may
never witnefs 70 melancholy a fight again but
fhould that be my fate, God grant may have
q, my power to be equally frrviceable !"
The Nautilus, nav Aoop of war, has had = fate
attended with Gill terrible circumstances than
the Ajax. She was wrecked on fn,all Hand in the
Archipelago, & Immediately funk; all the We're
taved but tea or eleven, who were drowned--the
theirs to she number of so. were taken OF tie nand
by q Swediih ir,gate, in mon deplorable nIts, ha-
wing fuffsred incredibly through hunger ard fatigue,
the Hand afforded no fuifenance. The dead bodies
Of their ihpmates were their oRly food their life
blood laksd their thru, and for nine days they ait-
ed nothing sut human Aef THE captain, and o.
t,erswho ioa;hed this aliament, died raving mad--a
iource of no fna plealurs the urvivors, who i'm
mediately deyoured them. LonGsn tsssr.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-09-01
July IL.
no RENT.

For a term Of years, or far one year,e
a VALUABLE FARM, in the upper end Of
Hanover county, aud at presenti ii the oces,
psney OF John Hay, Efq. continuing $50 acres
There are perhaps few 1rsaSof Land. tina, cor,b;,.
more adSantagesthat this i, is well adapted 20 the
cultivation Of corn, wheat and Tobacco has : ml
proportion of the hrt qualified meadow Land u5on
IT, and lies wihin so miles of the city Of Richmond
he uncommon heaithnefsof the fi.uation, The ma
turs OF lodi the happy proportion Of woed arabic
and grais lands, together wi it's vicinity 70 fbs9
market inshe country, all feiye to render Il ortbv
the attention of AIRY indufrious fsemer, who NAV
with to ie;tie hmfelf in thisway for life, as Il nav
be obtained for any term Of years. The buldipes
are iati.cens fer the accommodation of iinaIl fani
" and tor al! plantation pnrpofes. The prenies wi
be ibown BY the pretent occupant, and the terms
made known, upon application to the fubicrber reid
ing in the eoantyof Orange
DABNEY MINOR.
Augua g. eosv'