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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-09-05
The subscriber ct7ers IO5' SAFE, a
TRACT OF LAND.

the county OF CoochIand, twenty eieh, niles
from Richmond. and five from ne. ,rt,.,-
house, containing sos l.2 acres. 1t i. oejipb,.
FULLY watersdi on it many acres Of pTass
land. and is fine mill seat The growing eror
will shew its fertility. IL will be snewn and
the terms made known by the sob,criber when
cal ed on, who rs:ides on the p.emises I,nfcnd
TO offer 1.-THE highest bidder, my sock OF d,laer.
ent kinds aud the plantation TOOLS, on The
sad farm, the first day Of next month, on a
ereoie OF SIX months, for al sums e. twtA,y
dollars On the same day. if nv land is sod,
my household and kitchen FURNITURE viii
be offered for sale, on the same terms intend
to Kentucky this fall and will transact business
Tor any gentleman on commission, and thank
him for his confidence.
Tzl
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-09-05
To JOEL BARLoIN, PHILADELPHIA.

9He9V' fo'F, ia s1H5H ss, 1907.
DEAR FRIEND
My steam boat voyage to Albany and
back, has turned out rather more favora-
bic than had calculated. The distance
from Ncw-York to Albany is $50 miles ]
ran it up in SO hours and down in so hours.
The latter is just S miles an hour. 7 had
q light breeze against me the whole way
going and coming, so that no use was made
of my sails and the voyage has been per-
formed wholly by, the power OF the steam
engine. overlook many sloops and Schoo-
ners beating to windward, and past them
- IT they had been at anchor.
The power Of propeliinS boats by steam
ls,"1w fully proved. The morning left n.
York there was not perhaps thirty persons
In the city who believed that the boat would
ever move one mflc an hour or be of the
least utility. And while we were putting
( off from the wharf, which was crowded
with spectators, ] heard a number of sar-
castle remarks +; this is the way you know,
in which ignorant laem compliment what
they call philosophers, and projectors.
Having employed muclf t.me and money
and zeal in accomplishing this W ork, it
Psivcs me, as 1t viii yoct> great pleasure to
see 1t SO fully answer, nav expectations. 1t
will give quick and cheap conveyance to
u'NIOHdHhlSG Ol t'lS NiiSSlSSlppI, NllSSOurl
and other: great rivers which are now Law.
i3S open their treasures To the. enterprise
oil our countrymen. And although the pros
pect Of personal emolament has been some
Involvement to me, yet feel infinitely more
! pleasure in rejecting with you on the i'm
mense advantage that my country viii de-
rive from the invention
I However, l will not admit that it is half
so important as the torpedo system of de-
fence and attack; for out of this will grow
the Liberty Of the seas : an Object of inf
mite Importance to the welfare of America,
and every civilised country But thou
sands of witnesses have now seen the steam
boat in RAPID movement, and thev believe (,
they have not seen ship CT war DESTROYED
! by torpedo, and they do not believe
We cannot expect people in general will
have knowledge of physics, or power of
mind sucifjient to combine ideas and reason
/ from causes to effects But in case We have
war, and the cHemy's ships come into our
waters, if the government will give me rea-
/ sonable means Of action, | will soon con-
vince the world that we have surcr and
cheaper modes OF defence than they are
aware of. Yours, &c.
RORFRT FIJI TON
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awe learn that there are three full re-
giments on their way to Quebec: and that
Montreal viii be the headquarters of the
4lst regiment, and the Canadian Fenci-
bies: so that in case of any sudden attack
from the United States, We shall not be
found unprepared togive at least fue thou
sand nriHfio a warm reception -
McTIreai ConrGnt, .iueusi 10.
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The vile de Milan, commanded by Sir
Robert Laurie, having arriving in our bay
from Halifax, the command of tine British
naval force devolves on capt Laurie, IS
senior officer. The Bellona was at Halifax
by late accounts. IL was reported few
days since, that one Of the British ships Of
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NETWORK, August 90.

Captain Darling, in IL days from TfiniL
dad, informs that a vessel had arrived there
from Grenada before he sailed, bringing
accounts that Buenns Ayrcs had been once
more retaken by the English. Nothing
had been heard at Trinidad of the Spa
niaplS having retaken Monteviedo.
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over to America with the Treaty between
this country and the UuitetsStates, is arri.
we'd at Falmouth. He has we understand,
brought the Treaty back.
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NORFOLK, Scptember 2.

The Chegahedke was prevented from
leaving Craney-Island, on Monday by con.
trary winds; she went down TO Hampton
Roads this morning, with three of the gun
boats.
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NOTICE.

ALL persons having Claims against ,bc &c
tate of John Sandidge, deceased, are reou,sred
TO bring them forward TO the subscriber du.r
authenticated, on OF before the f Sc day of Nc.
vember next, at which lime dividend of the
assets in my hands will take p!ate-Those fail
ing 20 comply with this advertisement will be
excluded from the benefit of said dividend.
Thomas White.
Ssptenber I'd, 1907. I'm
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shall be obliged from the distressed
state Of the Market, to return with nearly
all my cargo, or make a sacrifice of one
third at least. Few of the Americans have
done better I; some have been wise enough
TO depart. A brig from Salem sailed for
Marfcalbo the 23d, after being offered eight
dollars for his -four. 1t il morally impossi-
bic for our merchants to form AN idea of
the Situation of this market. Cocoa and
coffee % dollars. Cotton from Is to 10
dollars. Indigo L dollar ninety four cents
per ID.
From the same to the same by the ship Brti-
LAGuIRA, July 2s, 1907.
Sir,
"I wrote you on the 25th instant. and
requested you to publish the facts stated
III that letter; they being of such a nature,
and Immediately under the eve of this go
v;rninent, that / think they cannot plead
ignorance.
"a similar affair to the one mentioned,
happened Yesterday. An American schoon-
er being about two leagues to windward.
and baff.ed with small winds, fher colours
very, dIstinguishabIe) at p. II. boat
from one of those picaroons departed full
OF men from this port in quest of her. I
particularly watched his motions, and at
20 minutes before six saw him board her,
ahdno doubt he has carried her off, as there
is no appearance ofherthis morning You
may rest assured that any thing of this ma
tlre shall not pass unnoticcd, and that /
viii give you the facts from time to time
and request their publ; city, that my coun-
trymen may not go unarmeG, and be any
longer the dupes of those piratical rascals."
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war had gone up the bay we Believe this Is
be a mistake.-I'hc ships now on this sta=
ton, are the Triumph, Leopard, Melath=
Pus, Cleopatra, and Vile dc Milan the
two former were in Lyhaven Bay on Sa-
turday, and the two latter at sea, the last
came iii on Sunday:
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-09-05

Mr.. Purviance, the secretary to the Anne
riean ministerip this country, who MAS sent
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-09-05

A'ufhd y INF NIDF1 VUIY 7.
Some private letters state that tie French
entered Memtl before the conclusion OF
the armistice, and the grand duke Constan-
tine has been at the French head quarters.
--L'lbeiHe du Word, Sd July.
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was pro-f OF the ina6equacy OF the preiett fyEern
In that Parih there no opulent the
poor were actually living the poor, and I'll, pit
lance thai taken froni part fave tic ether
from dying with hunger, endangered in the fame
degree the frn the n,en who employ thoie manu-
iaelurers live remote from the parih, md according
ly haveno n, re in relieving their poverty In pa
riih faeh as shs, what could be expected from the
preent !yGem OF poor rates even aInonga the coun-
ties the manufacturing counties do not pay mach
the agricultural counties. He lhould propofc them
that general rssurn houd he made in the feeond
quarters feiIen of every year by all the different
verfsers Of the average of poor levied
for the three ia preceding years; and If any parih
paid more than double the amount Of eounty rate,
tina, par;ih should be relieved TO the amount of the
deficiency of county rate. He thould Propofe that
not Only part OF the county ihonld fall land,
but chat all viibe produible obje6 ihoud be made
ra,eable. He Mould propoe, tina, power be given
TO the churchwarasns 10 enable them to let
tagss the poor and enable the parihes purehafe
laud to build thefe cottages upon. The honorable
gentleman mex. proceeded to confederation Of the
Yer'es, and propofsd many rules for the better
COLLATION. OF their meetings.
In Mr.. Gbsr,'s Poor Laws he found that 81. con-
trbuton 10 the poor rates necelfary qualihca-
ton to vote in yetfries. He agant this rule
he thought the fun too great, and thought that it
would be better to enlarge the meetings. He ihould
propos alto entire modification in the work. houie
lyien, TO which as it preiens food he profefied
himielf no friend He n onld pruproe too thar the
different county juices ,oud be empowered to ex-
anime and discriminate between the criminal and in
noceut poor. The Honorable Gentleman concluded
with moving
That leave be given 10 bring in bill Tor promo
ting the encouragement, of indufry in the laboring
eales Of the community, and for the more effe6fusl
relief aud regulation of the criminal and nece!1tous
poor"
After conversation between MIR. Rpfs, Mr.. CAL
vert, Mr.. Sturges Bourne, MIR. Ellifon, Lord Ho-
wick, Sir ] Newport and Mr.. Bragge Bathura, in
the eoutfe of which Mr. Whitbread received many
compliments the talents and diligence he had evn.
eed and the proprety of dividing his bill into
more bills was luggefted, the motion was agreed
10.
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FITzwHLsONN q POTTER

IA Il w Il LoOSN - POTTER,
Have jdis received from London, large fupply o.
ST II r 10 n r r,
which with the Aock formerly on hand makes Nd an
eXeniye sfortDlent Of
[TTRrTING Paper, for blank Books, of all Gzes
~ aud Of the very fra quality,
Various kinds Of ioolGcap and letter Paper,
tiot'preiIed Poa gilt and plain,
Elegant eUba6,i and plain Whiting Cards, e
Drawing Books, Pencils and Water Colors,
Ce"aiqE Writing, Marking and Copying inh,
F,H5 Qols, Sealing Wax and Waters,
Cbeiigsp aud playing Cards,
IMraoTsD GLOBES,
EScel!en, Pen knives,
4 large collection ct Mute,
Faihiouab'e Paper hargogs, &c &c.
Their foek Of Day Books, Journals and Ledgers
and OF Other Blank Books, for County Courts, She
rms and private Gentlemen, is very extenfve, and
warranted Of the beR materials.
They have alto snortment Of School, Books. oil
approved editions and fome eNeenied work, on tbe
different iu'lsets Of Law, PhyGe, Divinity and Milf
esii-neous Literature
way % Iaw9rn,
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JAMES RIVER
May 90.

n IDS FOX SHLE.
E'OH iaIe, 40 acres of Land lying III the county
OF Amherf, ! . miles from James River, where
IL 10 navgable 20 the City OF Richmond-Two third.
this tract IS prime tobacco Land and is inferior to
none fer the production Of corn, Wheat &c. afford.
ing iufieieney OF meadow Land and deiirabe Mil
iesi' II lies convenient to two manufa orpg Mills
The purehaier have pohenion the FRI Of Dsesn.
Der next, with the privilege of feeding fma grain
The enluing fall. The Jaud will be fsewp by nv
brother Alexander u. Role, Efq. in whole occupancy
1t IS Tor ie preien year One third Of the purchafe
morey viii be required in hand, TIE balance in four
annual payments. II not fold before, it will be Of
tered at Public iae on the 7h July next on the pre-
miles, upon the above terms For further particulars
apply to the fublcriber. HENRY ROSP.
Alexandria, May %. tdC
N. B,Lettsr' BY poa will meet with regular at,en-
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A PROPOSITION.

4 N in,ereA in a law fuit, nov depending in the
! Superior Court of Chancery, holden in the
CITY Of Richmond, rvW be gfven in exchange for
good Weaern Lands
BY addreiling u letter to A. B. Williamsburg,
further information may be received.
The fuit above alluded to, has for its Object, the
recovery ola large finn of money. The glib of the
action Is a deed Of trua, in which FIVE brick and
one wooden hou!es &C. (i,uate in this city are CON
veyed. Some completely attends the eaufe-but the
ultimate iueces of final recovery, depends merely
upon itr6 application its profecution.
N Is. For the next enfuipg or 10 days, any en-.
qnry in writing left the Poft Office, in this place
directed as above,) will meet attention.
June 10. oawem.
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TO BE SOLD, FOR READY MoNTy

NJ TIC Eegfe- Tavc-n, in re City of Ritb,oaa on lfer-
day Tie 2ote day q 7Hiy nes,.iy v;,iue Of Ded .'
1'tf' exeeA.'f Nv 5a5a s. Meo,e,-t, tie eur3ot sf-
Gillian,
a TRACT Of LAND, lying partly in Hanover.
L A and partly in Goochla',d, adjoining the l.andn
oil Ehi.'a Leahe, Samuel Aiolby, William V,ood,on
and others, and containing, by eiima,ion, 500 acres,
or 10 much thereof as will be iuaicient to ta,sfy ;5
debt, with the expnces attending the execs.on of ,be
tru!s By s,ds, ST he Tr.jfsrs.
TAYLOR * BROWN, Nm.
May 90. -
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HARDWARE, IRONMONGERY,
HED
CUTLERY STORE.
BREAM g FOLLET,

at the SIGN OF THE ANVIL, mAru.srKrzrs
RTCHMoND:
Have resfiv'd by RE latent oyyioais from E,-y,,i
large add general o,Joyfs7ssto of
HARDWARE, lRONMoNGERY t5, CUT.
Il LERf, with they will fell by y.boe(ste or
retail, low tor cath, Oh a ihOT, credit for s,pro
we'd ieeu7iiJ, ariongf which are, WzldroDs, pfim.
Corn u Gfais ScYtlits, SickIes Wedding Hoes. Car.
den Hoes T. Rakes, Spades e shovels trace Chains.
Black Smiths Bellows, Auvils Brick Irons sie6re 81
Hand Hammers, N5r', Screw Plates, Files t. Fafrs.
Carpenters, Joiners, Cooptrs Curriers' Saddler, Sill
ver-Smiths, Wsich makers Il Shoe. maker, Tools.
Locks, Hinges, Nails, Brads Taeks, Screws, PTafs
Mounting Tor Cabinet makers, S'eeIyarss Scale
Beams y Weights, Tea Ksttlcs Siillets e. Spiders
POts y Kettles, Benetal Kettles y Ioufe Sifiets
Bells, Grid lrons, Frying Pans Waffle e. Wafer rops
Smoothing Irons, Block Tin Coffee Pots II itani me-
tai lea Pots Briiania metal Table e. I ga Spoons
Coffee z Corn Mills, Knives u Forks, Pen y Iset
KNIVES, Seiilors, Razors, Razor Gales t1 sbay;r,-
Boxes ivory = Horn Combs, Curling 1'ongs, Razor
Iiones, GIazers Diamonds few dozen Of elegan.
hlver mosnted u plaiD green f. vhiie handles The
" delert Knives u Forks, Table Stetls. Butchers
Steeis y Knives, brafs 70 iron Wire, Tin in boxes
sheet Iron, Sheet u Bar Lead, Pa,enf Shot. Cun
Locks, Flints, Bear, Wolf q Fox Traps, Screw 10
Bales Tor railing Mil Stones, Mil Gudgeons ~ hike
German Steel, Marbles, Novaieotia Grindhones Win
dow Gals. with great variety Of other articles in
the above line, too tedious to enufnera,e Of which
eoDitant fupply viii be kept u fold Oh terms vor.
thy the attestion Of thofe who with 10 pureha(e
16Aso ;--FOr iale so kegs +. Gun Powder, IS bar
reIs Liver OF, Boiling Cloths, Glue, II general a..
ior,meut OF Bru(hes,
May &c, zy.
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May 10.

By vi'sae ofa DEED Of 7raa fran John HopiinJ, Ej7
agent jSr tie P1giaia Company, to tie EIlsyiSers,
for ht earese IF JteH,ing ID. payment q ore 7Seu-
laHd Four Hundred Pounds, zuif5 int.r5f fror 25t5
July, 1906, dus 10 Thomas Rpf5~fosrd--
WILL BE SOLD,
~ '6e bgb 6ia~, far ready nraney, b.fore t5- Eaple
TaotTH, i" fbe City s' Richmond, ca Taytaa, cS:5
jay asx! -
4 LII the LAND belonging to the Virginia
I y Company, lying between the Canal and James,
River, and near to faid Rutherfcord's mil.
ROBr. GAMBLE, -
GEO. JEFFERSON, =
ROBERT POLLARD, ( :
CHI. JOHNSTON, :
May Is. tdr
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NOTICE.
| WISH to Leaie the PLANTATION on which
Mrs Jane Howard now lives, from one to Ave
years. Amy perfon who wines to contrast for fad
tract OF land will view the premifes and make ap-
piication to me at Richmond, or at Powha,an July
court, at which place j fhall attend. Provided
ihcud not issie the property prevonHy, it will be
fet up to the highel bidder on MONDAY fucceed;us
taid court, on the plantation. The Negroes will be
hired with the land, iii is the with OF the Ieafrr
P.S. In cafe it fhould be lea(ed previouly, it will
be made known.
c. II. SAUNDERS.
May Is. If.
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SPRING GOODS.

SPRING GOODS.
THE st5scEIBEPs SAVE RECEIVED TnEsr
SPRING OBS,
BY toe Flip R0iia, from Londea, md Unit - et,ts. az
R0mp, from LiV05o5k,
-AMoEGST wHIcH ARE
PEST II supeine Cotton Kerieymeres .rs
- Cloths * Kertsy-> Cranderik,
Hleres' Cotton and thread Iaees
Dfas Sattin and Black pa Dmitiee and Mullins,
tent f1ats' Calieoes, md Morocco
oe,t Blaek Beaver ans Hats ard Caps,
Dfao rats Kentns's Bed;icks, and
Gehtlemen's brown Cotton aos ;,a,
thread Hof= Extra fize, Cheeks.
Brown aud white Cot Smiths Bellows, AuyI,s
ton do and Viz.
Black and white pa Malt Mills.
tehs shE' do. Large Spades ard CcaI
Black aud white Rib shovels
psd DO DO Large Matrafes, Rriped
biaeE and white plain, with hair,
CO. DO Rolls aud Olnaburgs,
kinds, all kinda
Mariei!les Cuttings,
A few boxes choice Irifh Linens and 60 ebeo,;-ns,
purchaled in Dublin with calh. All of which will b,s
fold low for CAM country produce to gond euflo-
mers. FIN; So e
81 few fleets new MuGc, Tor the Piano. Forte.
WY no. eP4w.
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HILL BE SOLD.

HILL BE SOLD,
AT PUBLIC AUCTIOrt.
dt tie Eagie-T avern, in tbs CIV or R;.s,,,-s
IHORSDA3' tie qHdday IF 7oLr nsxs, IF fs;,.
Tnot, tie neas fer Day there.tls-,
a VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND, con,,;,-
ing ] go acres mors or leis, lying in the lover
end OF the. County of Lou;is, whereon Thoneaa
wan now re'idss, and adjoining the lands of Meats
fon.
8 SIX months credit viii; be allowed the nurcher,-.
on his giYing note Negotiable in the Bank OF VIZ
gina' with an improved endorfer or eador!ers. ANA
deed ol trut on the property 40 fecure the nav
ment of iaid note. ~
TAYLOR 81 BROWN.
2'gffts Jar Gs csss'iors Of MIR. Glory. G, ss-se-,
June 10. ,H-
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THE SUBSCRIBERS.
Il arr FOR SHE,

LINE old Medoc Claret, of the vintage of 80
y London particular TeueriHe Wine,
Set elegant French asfert China, of the manu-
fa6lufe Of Angoul:ne,
German TicklenbSrg,by the piece or BALE
Salt IN Sacks,
Crates Of Liverpool Ware and Sugar in barrels
Pickett, Pollard y JobaAaa
May 10, op6w,
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May s.
June IL.
ADVPRTIsFMFNTi

- AN-AWAY from the subfcriber, living in Gull
4 pepper County, the 9Th ult. two Negro
Men, REUBEN u SAM. Reuben IS alnof five
feet ten inches high, light complexion, has fear on
the right ide Of his neck below the ear another On
the left, lower on hisneek he has aio fear or the
right leg little below his knee, oceaiontd by a
burn his back he's many fears it from Higgins he
has received which he juaiy n,eti,ed. Sam is re-
markaby black, about FIVE feet nine inches high has
lump above the rig eye that appearsio be wen
his eyes have yellow appearance Reuben ia a5nu,
twenty-fx years of age, SAN twenty-five. They
took varty Of cloathing with them, which they viii
no doubt change will give twenty Dollars reward
Tor their apprehension, Dollars for either Of
them, delivered TO feeured ia any Jail in Viz
ginia il taken out Of the la,e forty Dollars or TWEEN
~ for eitser of them.-lt is probable they will at
tempt to pafs as ireemen, have reafon to believe
they have psaes forewarn Ill perions from hsr-
boring the iaid Slaves. FIELDING FfCELIN.
June is. d.
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hrs. WILLIAM THOMPSON,

ia Jsa no. iatfta-. of IBIS fdte, and y.s-
gent IL Xrkn0ves 70 ns, ye4 7eiU p!sefts0
gNAKE NOTICE. that mall on Friday ,he iosb
4 Of July rext, 1t tee henfe CT Mir. Hugh French,
IN the County OF Pos'hs,an, between the hour, OF
nine O'Clock in the forenoon and five in the af,sr
noon, proceed take the depoa,ons oil Iefie DAWN
p0r, David Burton, paEtlY Cox aud Others, in lut
III Chancery, now depending in Luninburg County
Court, where you are plaintiff, aud Jo!iah Tbomp.
lou, executor of Johah Thotaple, decd, and myielf
defendants, which time and place YOU VI your A.
gent will plrafe to attend,
SARAH THOMPSON.
Powhatan, May 20. lawInT.
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FOR SALE,
lawSnn'

HIVE hundred and thirty acres Of LAND, in
- bruni"lek county, Virginia, well tmbered -
lying on the Rage road about miles from the Conr,.
iiouie. For terms apply to Mg VIM. Il. Brodnsx.
=" Tie lame county, OF the labferiber living in Rock.
inghan soaney, NC.
-, JOHN RUFFIN.
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ATTENTION Z

, ME members Of the Richmond Cavalry, are 70
4 quelted TO meet at their ufull parad. ground
near MIR. Adam Craig's, on Wednesday the I7th
Of the Prsfeut month, at half paa o'clock, NJ.
completely equipped.
By arSs' sftke CsSfei4.
EEN!. MosBY, sugt
Tuua IS
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DISAPPOINTMENT.

NOTICE.
rsNHE debtors TO the late firm of Crr1r.r,,5
a KIRBY, are hereby informed that Ihornrs
Siiiat alone is empowered TO receive paYn1e,,t of
all the debts due to that concern Al! perlans bav.
ing demands agaiaA them, are requehed 70 appIy
to Thomas Giili1t, and thpfe indebted ,o the 6rn1
are earneiily rsquefed to come forward v;thnu, o.
lay and diichargs their reis elsive debts.
Fec JOHN oILLLAT,
Ard SELF,
THOMAS GiL1IAT,
JAMES KIRBY.
A' 40 sPSng.
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TnE SUBSCRIBERS

ShyING puRcHhttD THE srocx OF
D&2' G OOPS,
Of Gxf and .gty, eai ask.n ne STosg Lately oee.-
pi.d Ly than.
NIX IL carry the buEaefs under the FIRM of
w KIsSY, DRArg & Taylor. They will
fell low Tor sah 0: mort credit to puuttuai euf-
toners.
JAMES KIRBY,
RIVERS DRAKE,
EDM'D. TAYLOR, r..
ifsy so. .p6w.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-06-17
FOR SALE OR BARTER.

A VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND, belonging
L = to Samuel Mofby, Oh Aliens Creek, in Hano.
yer County, containing abou, 1900 acres. This
Land is equal, if notiupercr to any in tina, part of
me Country and hiss OIL it valuable improvements
1ouie, lately built, with all other convenien, ouCes
Tor the accommodation of large Gau-.r; = a
iPaclous new Barn. IA il ia expected that thofs
who may with to trade for this Land, will win TO
viewit no further deicription deemed neceI.ey.
Lands in Kennedy Tenne1ee will be taken Il.
exchange with imsll portion in money II is win
ed that4'hofe who may be inclined to offer Land in
exchange ;of the above Property, will make known
their proportions before the 2oth of rext month.
IHOS. NORVELL.
May 90. ,f