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PROPOSALS. for puhihing by fubrcr;rt;on, the
4'''erf ard 1fcdsra Gfyfs gf I-ri1sf, with Soa,s
"i.sd to the character and cxrreiion Of its beautiful
melodies The wor., viii appear in large quarto vo-
'ul'e'' which tiai! contain lefa tan Fiity Tune
and Sevsnty-Five Songs, independent of an Hf,yicE
fyty On the character and antiquity Of Irih Songs.
re PAPER and Printing, in a word, tire execution
~ be eua! tn any which hss hitherto appeared in
ETnerica. Each volume will be in itfef complete and
no iub-r5er is bound TO take more than one volume
CONDITIONS.
Each volume fhali he delivered to Gubfcribers at s
dolls 20 cts.
To non lubitTibrrs, 6 dolls
by realn Of the lsrgenels Of the FUN rsceg.ry for
bringing out in lutable manner, work 4, laborj-
on' ADD eSg,n!iye ]. d. BuEt is Induced 70 an. an
advance OF three dollars but an afniarce tha. the
monies fall he applied folely this object the adj
vance may be depofted In the hands Of the follow
ing Gentlemen, who for their fTiendnlip FOR the Au
thor, will, he is sured ACT for him OH this occ Atom
Agceis in Pirjzo1d
Tbonias Richie, Shelton Jones, J. Baker, ]. II!
FouA=c.
Lgsais in N5,Joil.
Captain !. SAUNDERS ID. Bednger, VIM New
iuul. Jun. Samuel Archer r. II. Lee, Editor Of the
Herald.
Igsefs in Pei,yGayg
J. NJ. BauDiAer, K. a. Ioies Or. John Shore
Townfsnd Sttn, 3. w. Leigh
Yelyerton Tabb, for the county Of Dinwiddie: VIM,
Murray, for Amelia Chancellor ryier lanes Sem
pie, and JoIePh Cabell, for Willamfburr Pbiladel
PIMA, VIM. Duane, DR.. James Res uolds and 7. Clay
The former of whom have reafon 20 expea will fu-
perintsnd the publication. New York WIN T. NfsiJe.
vim, aud Thomas a. Emme,.
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TITZwHYLsCNN q POTTER,

BOOH-GLVDERS .trD S3>f3I0nEPS
HAFa ia:l rsesiv-L few copi,s Dr ireatice On
= ME- T"RT iHcE!csi in .Rnich are fully
planned he duties of So!I.5 sTd the movements OF
an army, WITH the rules and regulations deGcu"d for
the |'e:' IF tie Uoef Stnc;, illuGrsed with copper
P'@;es, blink forms, 70.
1T moment Ike the Pr,tent, when the national
peace is involved IN uncertainty, and the necelity of
sar in great degree probable it becomes Us TO pre-
pare Tor that event, and this teatie Offers to the.
young oicer iuch l:cns in the ..iiayy jticys. ami
friafLs u e3tp!s-, as highly merit his attention
+. e ,. have ALTO received large collection Of
new Elu!ic foo's-caP, Pot, and othe. writing Pa
ps!' tome excellent Pen-Kavss, Speaaeles for la
dies, &c. Sc
=. r. Flank Books Of ail kinds, Pocket Cooks,
S'hoo looks, and general aiicrtsrs of Stationary
for faie.
r;c;in,oad, Nov. 10. low4w.
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! or what becomes of their rights to iutrc oS the
lao, 1t the judge can thus anticipate their ver-
d,et by quafhng the indictment The iurv
might have iuppofrd that preience was no, cf-
fent'al to the ievynR OF war, and that it was not
even necehfry TO prove IL though it was formal
ly lad in the indictment. To what mockery
then il their iurilliSion over the Ia-p reduced.
IT 3Jndre can az any time decide that both are
neccii,'y, And As both cannot he proved 70 his
ianstscton, that all further evidence ia TO be ex
cludrd.
Let ds tuppn't contrary Rate Of things TO
wi'at waa exhibited on the trial of A. Burr ard
TINS may brine forth the conftquences of tn sdcc-
trne 'n:ts true colours. Suppoic that 4 Burr had
b zen pef!ecutcd patriot. Suppore fiat th, I,eo
pc mad ncer Is warmly ntereaed IN his fare as
they are hoGleto iIis piaas. Suppo,e that
egovsramcn;hsd tccn determined 20 hunt him
DOWN Suppo:i, that fome infamous yeiFrics had
MED to feat o!jnttice; Then fuppcfe that the
evidence "a to come from the Driioner an,, not
from the profeca,ion. tisin iais Gate ofth;ngs.
that the precedent TT by the chiefiaGice ,,olld
prove The NOR fatal. The Judge might declare
10 me unfortunate prifoner that his cvidence
d'd rctprovc I'll! The point: at if!c, that il was
itherriofe irrev'adt and was 20 he ..yeos from
TIE face Of tie court.
~ iays M Writ, ga precedent be let, ny
which the great facts in trial for lie and tra.h
tia'i ce v'eit.d from he Jury aud decided BY
me oench -----------~'iat ME may not be made
! OF Il hereafter lin the fluctuations Of party
~ thc bitterness and rancour OF pelitcal amin
i!ty'--ion'c tran, Broui;y or fo,ne ruffan isf-
ir'ca may ,norEt the bench l--cau The foYl loc:
forward withnrt horror, 20 the dark aud bloc.
az Gstd' nF dca'h which he might psr2ctrste
-, armed vita zach precedent rs you are nov
t.h-d or to 1T. But YOU will not fet it, Sir"
/ How szi'9eaiiy was Mr.. Writ u.ilaien in thi,
Preditloni
| We may dilnii1; this portrait; in anothernu
ber.
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FROM THE NEW ORLEANS GAZETTE, SEPT. II.
The B4TTURB.


For two years pal a fuit has been depending be-
lore the Supreme Court ol thus Territory, between
the Corporation Of the CRY Of New cleans and Toho
Crav'er Tor the sluvan land, giag IN front OF the
Speuro ST. Mar, commonly called the 3acture In
May iaN the Court entered up decree in favor Of
GTaVier, and the fheTih put him in 2oHeiion. Mr.
1.WngHon, who claims under Gravisr, fet fevernl
negroes work the place in flort time tI,,,
were c-'ven on y n. citizens, v.hc ate,bI. in crsat
number; TO oPPofe TIL decree OF the court The
c"ar q the clay ePouied by many Of the ancient
inhabitants Several times were aborers !et 20 work
a"d g oen were they driven off. At this criGs his
fTesl.encY Governor Claiborne returned from Nat
enez "rions we're the opinions to the r,eafures
hea ought TO De taken by the Executiyc--and every
r=Ti'n would, had lie been permitted, adyiled as he
Thought
%. Monday Ian the laborers proceeded to WORK.
ard YER" criVen OF as before This dav greater ir-
F"'t.on than uuai was maoifeGed and i. was agreed
20 i!eh7 mex; day at she beat of drum Accor-
dngiy about o'clock p M On Tuefdey, the drum
best, aud the citizens sf-lubsJ The Governor, any.
inua to put an end thetc lorIers yirhout rcfr,-
1ns 90 tie, APPEARED in the niG Of the aItmbiay-
alter lizzie eonVeria.pn oat wj.h III mott ref.
pe4aoie char .ttfrs, be aidreh-d the multitude as
ion,vs -
Har fe3srO1 G0rsya-, Cl,';ouyass cIy,1l5 en5lee4
an i1r FHgoer ETH. 81 }aEaqf}
During ihr deliver OF t's sidrrf. general flence
Trtr. ed--icr.r dlcootcpt v,a5 rlsrliefed. au3 hi,
'A'"-1cy CONTINUED 90 couycrtc wi.h tne r.opie-Iie
explained tse r~tHre 81 our Eoverumeut-decIa,ed If
: s'Vetaa n' %, law. AVID uor o( n,eE--that every
liis1 IN tine nation mu0 bend TO Jbe supremacy OF the
-" ti' painted ia itr.ag ccy-r. the danger tia.
"'tsHaec iunut and cyT"t.5i, add ,zrneft!y recon-
T's" led Hb1ilH.n 20 ;Iic decree of the court rs
acknowledged the conli, local right rhe rcnp'c /,
- ~ n'ae ia ps-.yaoc Gsrrer and petition .,l,-
Greis 'or d retr,5 a srcvauc"s--rar c,,,,a he 1.py
Ihsn iHe priy'.r 80 o 3.p';r man 20 Iiy rr;- ,,i
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CAVALRY DISCIPLINE


NEW SWORD BXFPCTsE.
TUs + pubtlhsd by s. Grantand, and lor lals AZ his
> Printing Office, " A Tr,atils OH the D1sctP1,Ng
DC THE CAvALRr teaching the neceGary eyoiuti
on' on rarade, on match, and in the face Of an e.
nemy 10 which s ADDED, THt Nav S,voRp ~
rscI.E Tor CAVALRY. iufrat,d with cspgsr.rIs,c
engraviug,. The whole examined aud ar,proved he
valuable and intelligent ofi-er ofthe Cavalry in l@
Revolutionary war This work has been rropo,,rc-
elby very competent JUICE, To BE- the ben or ,le
fubjed heretofore pubGib~d in this country. over,
member Of the Cavalry Gould rrref copy
= 4 liberal dieoun' TO wholefele purchsfers
~ Printers NJ Newspaper. viG obre .re rub-
her by nfer;iug the above, au he syor ili be- re-
turned whtn required.
Richmond. Eoy TO- ler4v
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PENNsYLvANIA. pIrrsnusc. or. Is. 1907

MORE OF TIE SQUATTERS.
One diisia had been committed :, iail in Beaver
oounty, charged with the late 1nrdtr of Mr. ThMrs
HAMrLroN On ;he night Of the l8sh init Ii. jail
was heiet by an armed party vino prcient,uge cock
ed gun at the brea of the aler threatening 70 pu,
him 10 death, If he reirfsd open the room where
-Aalir was confined, nnd h;li the iaess wife if nie
made any noiIe 10 much iutimidated the jaer that
he permitted che cuIPr;t to eicape.
threatening letter iigoed, Tan tie 7fnirr,'
has been iens to MIR. fowreR. relation OF young
lady who gave evidence againl .fiftia, dressing him
Ia iead her out Of the country the leeret band
was too numerous and bloody to LEI him harbour her
many days"
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cohMgNIchTIoN,


To III 'z~fi=g-s Of 16aro7 Ba-Y.
II wa obvious dcrn,: the trs! Of Burr, tha, be :.
vsi!cd hiuief every aYPortuutvto prove Con. VII.
Sin'"n 20 hare bsor an pnworthy man. lprc prior TO
the organization % the pIor in which TIE ..cnds of
Earr rreSrndc that wiz ZION -cs curi2:ra.or -
Now !! Burr believed ali hi. Of V'iihi ION, before
the confidential intercourse y cyphcrsd letters aad O.
ther means, what fort Of man r,aG Burr fnieii be
Who made All aGociase Of whom he now VI q
tends was then known have h-tn unworthy Of ere
dit, cr.dibjty or iruft q.
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VALUABLE RRoaRRrY-.to7 SIZE.

BY virtue q Oeci oi Trrh nc,n Abraham, She's.
h=rd tetsS fu5iorter., dared sic nih d.y &C Nav
1906, and recorded in tine I:ercia al Cony. in the
month al ;dnG ct the fame year. to iec,,rs the paw
ment N . debt Cue from the fsid Shepherd To Ro.
ner' Ricdeil; and another deb: due fror, the fad
Shrpherd - Walker .sul;iu, ard Corrany
'fH bf eaSgi;d t0 M ty re f5rlcri or are tr.--.
ct RveTlcN, on Ifp,iIsY ~ ron III" s.,,f a,s,s
at Hr "'o"r-if'y; yiIty ta Stsf5.,A IA Ge eoaafy
81 E'MvaaH1
HE Seven following TxAcrs or LAND. lv-
, ing ~ the County % Fluya1ua, {; Four SLAVES
No /. \ tract of I0i ac-ies nior, or les. heinz
me same traSt of lard wbcr.rn the l4i Shepherd now
lives, eon'inony called o. ha his J.y,i'iue houf,
fraes. On ft ,ratt or on part oI il, thor. IS p,.
or membranes TO David Ro.s; vi! be fold !at,-
ject to that incunib-aure
No. .. ;ratt OF ;;33 acres, rlor. or Igr, living
on B"ngers creek o this t,ett a. Six p,crd bcuytc
tc7 acres from William Pace, and the teGdue ia
bought of Peter Brown.
No :, tra3 " i57 acres, more or ;el- ly;r-
on the Riranna river, orpni;e 10 B,rnerl,r,- BEN
t'e lame tract of land tch a She pis.t BOUGHT ,,
William ard Jane. Pa.ne.
No 4. tratt OF i55 acres more or iera, wing on
the fou,h Ode Of the Rvanpa river cppnfte 20 I. b
MasruG@rs mill bsng she fame tralt Of iaal whici,
Shepherd bought from Robert Adams
No. 8. n ;raet Of 1874 scres, more or 'r I-;n,,
III IKE FORK O. B.ilnG.rs creek bcrg the i,aie tract
OF hand wh':h A6hep.erd boughr from David Bullock
-na t>'tHAr0 IMorris, or from Oi them.
no b. 3 tract IF IS acres. more or lurs adio;rf,,
No . Ss'Ds; tire fan. traG Of land V hioh a. sheu.
herd bought from Samuel IiArdely
No. 9. a .raa of 1921 acres r.cra =: les, baing.
'hc ia;iie trace wherein the Go.e houie og ~ Sfe;-
her'! hand,, and lying Marhunl eret.< fssen a.
cef a'd hais o. tl. rat, a Shepherd baucst from,
te'E- herar' and the rsidue Of Tie tcatG ne bought
from WILLIAMS Bai.ingcr
4 O UR ST. VTS
Naf'ely-~Penny, woman about - years old d.
mel boy a5nu, years cid. :la.ii!a AID Winnv,
i:nsie children OF Y,nnys; the fra abo-, year.
Old, the Lei. about yesra old.
The fa'ss vii! I've fold for cafl aud IN. lads will
be fold On he foo7ir; terms
ore thrd OF the puTcil'e moiev nun be paid down
III cain Twelve menths crede f.c re day of iale
VIII be allowed for other 5l;rd of the purchufs
mercy, a;is two year; credit from the day of iac
vii! b allowed 9or tho other third Of the pureha(.
nnncy.
The PoFci'afers OF the lands r,un ,;ve to,d fortgo
thir,s Q. ire puieEa{e Money aud ee,-ity too If re-
aei!ed aad al"!S alto give deed ct tfaA on t,..
'HdS p: chast b chem, !rcre thr pun 1lual pa,-
ntlt n' the bonds as theJ BECOME due.
II the ?"rchatsrs eiths, OF the Ian IS or raves do
net ron?'y wiki the Of .e!- ephcr the prorerty
a ..Ge cut % :hsn', the iaas Pgorery will ;i!mct-
aiey - e, Up to I'll. aEair
II al the properly !ould ne. be !o!d TIE fri 6sy
the ia!e viii ts continued fronl da TO day uni: a.ls
iold.
G. G. co a.-t ? q,ya.,,
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Doue8tlc.
LEGISLATURE OF VERMONT.
RsgjS Of Resyeslnto,iyet, Oct. =.

|I0.F y 1'spTe5fNIa'FVtf, Oe1 >.
Mr. Bradley introduced the following refousor,
which was referred to Meiirs. Bradley, Chafe and
T. Hutehiaion.
Refolved, That the fe1asors in eorgrers from this
Fate be uruaed, and the Representatives therefrom
requefed, to ufe their exertios procure an amend
nert OF the contribution of the u States in flch
Kramer will empower the Prefdcnt of the o. States
TO remove any CT the judges of the fupree court Of
the u. States upon adrss him ma le FOR cha, pur-
pole BY majority of the Hnul of Representatives &
two~thirds of the Senate in Congress aifcmbled
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c, copLAND, ? r.va.,..
J. PRCSSER, 4'S'FT''
Richmond, 1Tov. 10. erIm.

d virtne Of a Deed of T.u!. executed to u,e b--
~ certain James Catewood On The tiird DAY OF
May, 49,, for the plrpoie OF occurring the paynieu-
Of Debt to t'en1-rfon N:Caui * Co. vii be fold
to the hgAeii bidder, for re.ly money, CT the s6th
day Of 'iie preieEt month, 1t the Eagle Tavern III
1he o,ty oS Richmond, Trad oC LARD containing.
two hundred acres, lying waters OF rye River,
il the county OF AmherA.
ALE>,a. STUART, TruGes,
Nov. TO- rdi
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Eags Ce:n,ng'e @2di.
BALTIMORE finr- Z,

I.af evening, certain Eni;ics, faid 20 reprelent
Errr and B'tnnerha!Ie;5, Martin ard Ma,ihai, after
bs'ng Tar'ced throngh the principal Gre2ts ofthis ci
y. were hung, aud Afterwards 5arze ara:Ia me &C.
carnations Of greet multitude Of people.
We ere P!,-t.d TO GATE, there was no nfc for the
;"o ;roops # kcrt eycr th- civil officers, who
were sie"it'el 70 Preierye ords. 10 vI,!euce va,
oA'fs6 20 the ps'ion % property Q: any.
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a'naascc ,owsris the iea are very Grong. AZ e, he
irla attack of April 1901, the Danes added le-
veri new worssS aui mole Of immerfe magnitude
ana Trough was carried into se.y deep the
la': ~ 'shs.,rwo to ards the Sound the water we
!sr'tt nd f.I.tcen f9hris, and the length OF
"a moi" exceeded . mile This mole was occupied
BY aotes OF batteries essre,fe Tor like the testh Of
{ aw) aud the guns OF the hcaviet metal, with the
apparatus for red hot ihot. Thefe preparations mutt
have been ioop perfected Notwithstanding the rnex-
pe9ed v6r 10 Copenhagen after the tardy operations
al the BrI;ih in the ieiRe and the tirerg,h Of the
ne" WORKS towards 'he f.a Cor their
tempting aIInr thar iide. The land No, Ks of
Copenhagen, very defective >. the period ii the
attack of 1901 but from the inipedineuts which the
Nfri'l, nave m.t IN toe teige nua infer tha the
iacd works were prperly ;reng,heued Jl'-, advi-
By fhe Neptune Gate that the Brth fr'yase had
hesn obliged iriks the FIRE of the Grown Bate
i"s; thee Batteries Of the CITY, and CO.
rsr the celebrated dry docks ofCopenhagen.
Aurora.
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D, -jrfrs Of di Of yga evespicd on h, TN DIV Of
Ney LP, 10 he ElEri5st, by Froi,5jek Poa., and
Es51,d Ce,f,r, Jo, n, 5en,jeg ee,'oiq S.5s
bs,sia Bssfd-WI.L 81 SOLD, 10 Bsbiy5eR 6ii.
orr, far ,so4y many, al! tie Irs6ae OFse Of Ta,ht
T. Broeoa, 60 F,iif? tjs Gb Sey Of No7e1+b,y g,si
2 z NHRtE NEGROES, w MOOD1-, H.fRR1-
j aud SALLr, or 10 many thereof IS will fa,is-
fy iaid duR. ..
WILLIAM MURPHY, 7;a5a.
OF IT. tdi.
BY comfort n parties, he above fal- is poAror,a
rnul F-ilsy the 18Th Nov. when it will poh,ivey
take place,
vs.. MURPHY, e,p1ee.
Nov 10. Slwsdf
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9aig6 81 Quct:o:..

Hj"6' /S1 J'r,ealy many, ~ Saturday n, ssh inf.
ct '5e EGri.- Taa>ra, in TIE sify er R5ebn7aa:
q VALUABLE TRAer o. LAND, wing par,
i L ~ IN Hanover and Party in Gooch'a,d. lately
the property OF John S. Moore, and adjoining the
Lands of Eliza Leale, SInuel Moi;,y, VIM, " ,oJ
Ion aud others, aud containing by eGiu.s1n, i've hun.
dred lnd hxty acres
w. E. GILLIAN
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NORFOLK Nov 4

Orders were received Monday from the Depart
rnentof War, TO diichar,e capt. NeG!es company of
Artillery, and oap,. Eeids l":npany of Infantry as
1hee ~.re the only companies OF militia in actual Ter
vice, their difehafs= has pacific appearance.
LrJrer.
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This day the Court Of Enquiry he'd On board the
Ch~iapcake, clo.ed their roeeiings. and adjourned
>f7s DC lhe proceedings, with the opinion of tie
court vii! be tranltec immediately to tbs navv DE-
partment H.
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Nov. 10.

BY virtue of a Decree or GiorseGer county corrt'
bearing da;e In'e term 1907, in a fIt in Chance
~ therein depending, III whch Phhg Tabb was
cooip'lnaH-, snd Mary AnGerfon Gxecu,rix and
Device OF Mathew Anderfon, deed. was defen-
dant. We iia on Tu=ljay the fOth Of Deem,
Der next, il fair, othsrwiie the next fai- day rro-
ceed to FELL Tor cah,
a LII tha. trat- parcel cf LAND, Of which the
L \ fad Mi,thew Arderiou died feizcd, lying e.
being in tae laid county Of Coucefter, on the North
river, commonly called and Known Ivy the nam. of
the Exchange. The ia.e will take place on the pre-
m,fe5, Tor th. purPofe Of fatsfyr. tire laid PhiHp
Tab5 dsbt OF S2sE l3s Z; Cd. with intersG there
on, alter TIE rzts Of i've per cent per sruun, to Re
so1pu.ed from the 10Th Of April, IsCG, tin paid
alfo the further fun Of $500 vith insrcG thereon.
az the rate Of ~ per cent per anrun, to he con,ou
ted from the 10Th day Of April, loOG Gli paid, and
the colts and charges ate 1dng the iaid fale.
JOHN cArLSTr, Z Commitment.
GEO. W. BOOTH,
Nov 10. ep4sq
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RICHMOND, FRIDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY 49, 1907

no J0I to tie Bigbea 6idtr on tie bremis o. 7a1c
day tie lob Of February nest, og,ea6iy to IL. .vil
SfLyne SbaeksLford, deed.
? >HREE hundred and feventy acres of LAND,
Z lying in the upper part of Mathews County,
Pleaianty iitua,ed on the Pienkatant River command
ing an exteniive view Of the Cheafapeak, and afford
ing the hnett Fifth and Oyters in abundance. The
Land is OF good quality, lies level, is well watered
and the form almoa regular fquare, two fde, of
Which are bounded by the river and navgable
Creek, 70 that one half of the Land may be fad to
be tnc'ofed by water. The improvements are COM
nrodous Dwelling Iioufe two TORY high, Ki.; en-,
Smoke Houie, Overfeers Houfe, Barn, Sc very
handio"e young Apple Orchard of about four hun
dFed trees of well ieletfed fruit
Twelve months credit will be allowed the purcha-
fer on giving bond with approved feeurity to carry
'nterett from the date which fhall be RENTED on
punetual payment.
WIN. CHAMBERLAYNE, Exe'r.
N B. Any perfon wiihing to view the above, will
apply to Mr.. Spark, reGding On the Land.
Dec. n. law7w.
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A GOOD BARGAIN.
January %
FOR SALE,

HAT qveN knozvn TRACT OF LAND,
THE sAPLING GROVE, Thirteen miles BE-
|07u The toqVn Of abingdon, in W.aJ6ineton eouu-
ty, pirgi1ia, containing one tboyjsnd fix hundred
acres, and including tie plantation qubereon The
late general EVan Shelly Eqed. The qvbole of
f6is frAG7 IS Aeqei; great part Of it is equal in
quality to any land on the WeRern SKATERS, bas
many 4try tine lprings upon it, and a Rream
rnuins f6roHgbif, Eata6Ie far any kind q, Water
Works, at ell /ea/ous Of the year.
rs a Parebafer qvond cboeje TO Vie4v the pre-
mites, any farther dejerittion Of fbe Land, or of
the 1aLAa6A Farm thereon, is unneee0ary TIE
title is indjPmabke. To brevent trouble, THE
Price IS ten tbOxGzud dollars, payable in three
equal annual payments. Likely -Haves qvM be
taken TAR any part Of tie pnreba/s money.
ISAAC SHELBY.
Lincoln County TX. J Nov. %. 1nflomg.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-02-13
JAMES WORRALL,

LAS lately received general and carefully az
1 L forted Rock of Drugs, Medicines, Paists, Pa
tent Medicines, &c &C. which he offers for fae a,
the rH corner fore, above the Eagle Tavern, lately
occupied by Melrs. Pickett, Pollard and JohnCon.
His articles have been feleete9 Of the fra quality
and will put up with the greatel care and exact
nefs, on the owel polhble terms. The whole of his
compound medicines have been made by himfeH, with
the moh ferupulous attention, the directions of the
different Pharn1acopoias.
Physicians favouring him with their Prescriptions
and country Merchants with their orders, may de-
pend on their being executed punaualY and with
difpatch.
N. b. He has lately received from DR.. Solomon,
agent, at NewYork frelh fupply of thofe invalua-
bic medicines, the Balm Of Gilead aud Anti Impete-
gines
Noveaibe- c9. oayv,f.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-02-13
TOHN AICOCK.

Y INFORMS his friends and rhe public, that he nil
], carries on his CABINET MANUFAC Glory
10 all its branches Tie has removed his Ware-R Room
III the front houie of William A u.s. Elq and adj
joining the Fire Iniurance Office where he has large
quantity of ready made work hand, which he will
fell low. He fatters himle that if ANY perions are in
want Of any thirg in the Cabinet lino they may be
Supplied. ] am determined to have good warranted
work done on the lowell terms. Any orders left at
my Ware-Room with Vr. John Cray, my foreman,
or at my fore hal be PuEclually attended to, and
great care taken in delivering the furniture.
December IS If
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-02-13
TOHN dLcOCk

JOHN -4LCOCK,
INFORMS tbe CHi=eus of Richmond, and tbe brkEe
general that be baS moved to tie CITY of RieJroad
arbere be has cPcnrd complete .sr.s.at Of HFtrtLan-
diSe' next door TO 1fsDIs. Pye6er and lAozeure's
Ve"ans Store, and oPpeGte tie Eagle e0nGeiag
partly offbe fciio7ving a,fie!e5:-
q ONDoN Spring, PANEL and hand Saws, Cai-
i 4 teel and German do.
Catee Files of every defcripton,
Till Locks, brals and iron,
Wood Screws of every iize,
Sd i'd, & Cd. wrought Sprigs,
lod. & god. wrought Nails,
I'd. & Sd. fine drawn Couts,
eaddler's Tacks of every fze,
Brais Nails, Straining s, Grit Webb,
Plated Bride Bits aiiorted,
Do. irrup Irons do.
Brafs mounted feel blade Squares,
Brais and Iron chamber door Locks of every
fze,
Stock Locks of all fizes,
Looking and Ladies ireiIing GlaIes,
Plated Moulding,
Silver mounted Whips of every ize
Carpenters & Joiners Tools of every delerip-
ton.
-fijo, an alorf,nent Of DRY GOODS.
Superfine Cloths and CalImeres,
Bennets Velvet and Patent Cord,
Manchester Stufs,
z Fashionable Silk Hole,
Rofe and Duffell Blankets,
Coarie Linens. and a number of other arti-
Hles too tedious infert all of which viii behold low
December IS. kf
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-02-13
THE RICHMOND AC6DEMr.

THE RICHMOND 4CHDEMT,
I, OK Female Education, will be opened in the houfe
: lately occupied by James Penn, Efq. on Mon
day the I'd day of February 1907, under the fuper-
attendance OF Mrs, Anna Byrd, who will her
lett teach fuch Pupils a be entruled to her care
to read and write Englifh grammatically, together
with Arithmetic and Needle-work.-Her terms are
one hundred and fifty dollars per annum for board
ard lodging, including fire, candles and wafhing and
twenty dollars for tuition. The Rev'd. Iohn d.
Blair is appointed teacher of Geography and Hitory
His compensation for each Pupil, whom her Parent
or Guardian may direct to be attended by him. is ff-
teen dollars per annum. The faid fums re PAYABLE
quarterly in advance.
The utmof attention will be paid to the morals of
the Young Ladies received into the Academy, as well
as 70 their Improvement in fcence. Other perfons
viii he employed, 10 foon the number and progref.
nt the eholars la render expedient to teach the
French and Italian languages, the principles of Natu-
raj and Moral Phiofophy and Natural Hiaory, Mu-
nc, Dancing and Drawing; of which notice will IN
due TIME be given to the public by
The TrnRee5.