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they poiFefied thu right to prohibit offences
committed out OF the U. S. was evident from
the law paffed at the latt ftfion prohibiting al
commercial intercourfe with certain parts Of
St. Domingo. Whence did Congrefs derive
this power, ifthe principles contrnded for by
the gentleman from Connecticut were correS !?
Again--had they not a right TO prohibit the
Have trade, even IL carried on by citizens of the
U. S. with foreign nations. This was not with
the jurifdi2ion of the u. S. and yet no man
doubted the right of the government either. to
regulate Or intcrdiet the traffic. The u. S.
therefore clearly Pofie.ltda control over their
citizens wherever found, and right to refrain
them from airy acts which can commit lite peace,
until they fhail announce their repatriation !; &
this right extended to the punilhment of GER
tain Offences committed out Of their jurifdiee-
on as we'll as within it. Obferve the proviions
OF the treaty of i7e5. 1t declares that whoever
ihall commit forgery or murder ihall be del-
yered to the government demanding him.
Whence do the government derive the power
OF demanding and puniih;ng fuch An offender,
it they do not pofiess the power Of puniihing
offences committed by their citizens in foreign
countries ?
Mr.. Il. faid this fecmed to him tn be one of the
planet cafes imaginable, about which there
could be ne difficulty. 1t was perfectly correct
that, il any citizen were fufpeeted of delisn
| to diGurb the peace of the U. S. either within
| OK without our limits, there ihould exit pow
er to refrain fuch projects. The preparation
and means of attack might be made or collect
! ed out ofthe u S. and it was indifpenfbly ne
ccfiary, in order to preferve the peace of the
| country and to dilcharge the duties devolved
| on NC as a neutral nation, to have the power of
reffrsining offences committed out of the Uni
ted States.
Mr.. DANA faid he fubfcribed to the cor
| reetneis of the general principle laid down by
| the gentleman from Virginia. 1t was perfectly
clear that within our territorial limits we had
a juridietion over all our citizens that on the
high fess we had likewife jurifdietion over all
our citizens and in our public veiIels over all
pcrion5 on board ALTO that our jurifdieiion ex.
| tended to our merchant veffels on the high feas,
and extended in certain degree to foreign
countries. This was all too plain to be con.
| trovcrtcd. No part of bis argument had rett-
| ed on this ground. All that he had faid was
| that there was no law in exitence that prohi-
bitcd the acts alluded to in the amendment If
| it 10 necefary to reprefs fuch acts, make law
to 2uniih them, and then bind yosr citizens
| in recoguizance to prevent their aoaamiilion.
MIR. BURWELL faid he would only reply
| to the gentleman from Connecticut by Eating,
| that if he and the gentlemen oppofed to the a.
'ncndment, would fufer il to pats, fhefe acts
| would thereby become offences.
The queition was then put, and the amend
ment carried-Aycs 5e-Noes 4s.
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NOTICE

7Jst in virsse Of Dssdin 7e, executed BY Az.,;w.-
tse' jena, Eff far fIsfrrpes iewisg t.vO lsgtya!
E'i Of money, b+rs;n mentioned, and -sss IS dee 10
750m.' 5piga". fs6e City # Ris6u.nd, -Oe Fall on
Moaaay 'ke leb day IF tie frsitnt ssntI, tssee to
as BY public asfiss, to lbs sgb5f biSA ready me-
SeJ,
NAT beautiful feat, called Mansfield, near !the
= city OF Richmond, and on which the faid Tones
relded containing Eve acres and twenty-nile poles
or 70 much thereof, may be fufcient to pay and
fatisy the sua OF 1850 dolls with intereft thereon,
from the fri day Of THE preient month, and the COTS
and charges OF the fale.
Mansfield is now in neat and complete repair, and
well ;nclofed
The fale viii commence on the pren,ifes a, IL o
clock.
BENNETT TAYLOR,7
BENZ. SHEPPARD, 1rY9es'.
~ In confequence of the badnefs Of the weather
the fale above intended Is poaponed until Friday
the 3oth infanr, wher sne fame will certainly take
place at the Eagle-Tavern, in the city of Richmond
B. TAYLOR,
B. SHEPPARD.
Jasuary go, 1907. tdf
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MARSHAL's SALES.

WW6e od, he iigI5f bidder. far really MONEY, pnS.,
decree tie eoayi f5e Urd Siote5 Jr f5e 5tb cir
crit iafbe Prgiais Djg,i9, tesSera PEeeas Bond at
f''"ey fer b. creditors IF E=etie Ed-garG, pl<rfiS;
and Da0id Ref, and ofbeys, deIsalsHf5;--
II NI1REE valuable PLAN fATiOlIs in tho eous-
ties OF Pittfylvspa and Bedford upon Ssaunto.
and Pgg rivers hated ia the deed OF trna in the pro-
ceediags mentioned to contain three thoufapd acres,
more or lei bur nPPefed to be eoaGderabIy more e1-
teniive, compromising al the Lands thss on the 5th
day of June 1875 belonged or appertained to the
three plantations Known by the name ofthe Mountain
plantation, mouth Of Pigg River p'ariaiian and the
Frying Pan plantation. a more particular defeript-
on Of which will y greer he day Of fale. The
iae will take place at the EsgleTaseen in the city Of
Richmond, on Tneldsy the 9th day Of February
next.
ALSO at the Oxford Irou Works ir ire county Of
Campbell, on Tuefday the third day Of March next,
vii! DE fold under the fad decree, 1roa rhe fame
terms, number Of very valuable SLAVES.
BENJ. MOSBY, .. ~. for
jos. SCOTT, N,y,p.
Jan. 8. cptdE
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JAMES STRATrEN

Teyia, and Haiti Afater, from PHILADELPHI1,
- EGS leave 60 i1ferm the gentlemen and ladies nj
~ RiehsaoBd AID the coautry, that ne intends car
rying on the above ouGnefs in all lis various branches
being well acquainted with the newer Ealsions, he
hopes from pun3saIty and siiduity to buincls to
deierve LITTLE ofther patronage as uorhing hall be
wanting ou has part to render faSisfa3o 60 euGom
ers; and for neat Workmanship, be pledges hin,felf
to have il done Ia the neateA 8auper.
JAMES STRATTEN.
N. B. His reGdenee IS on the Main-Sdeet Rich
n1oud, neSt deor TO David Lossns
Od- a., 2awtf.
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January s
TO RENT.
JOHN ELLIS.

Fer Dyee or fac y.ars,
~ MAT valuable LANYARD, of the late Mr.
l. Jacob Boekius, and now occupied by the fub-
icriber, uased on thc Man-Street of this CITY. be-
tween the capitol and balm Of the canal; its convent
encss are hyperion to any other in misplace
a large Cur'sing Shop, Cellar and drying loft, a
ipacions Bark-Houie, two Bai, Mills and Houfrs,
Baam Eoufe & every other requte Tor the tanning of
from 2 10 5000 hides year, executive of lk,..
ALTO, Oh the fame Tenement, convenient Dwell
ling Houie, Kitchen, Smoke Houie. Stable and Car
den. The renter may be accommodated, with about
one hundred cords Of excellent spanih and backoak
Bark now in the Bark-houe. At fair price. Psops-
falls for the above will DE received in all this and nex
month and ifnot difpofed OF, within this time, il
will be offered at public auction on the premiies the
18th of March next.
Bond with approved fecurity will be required and
Poeiion given on the fra of April next Of the bark
h'ut, bark mills, beam houie, lines, pools, bates,
handlers and par, OF the And the dwelling
and refdue of the tenement OIL the firft Of MAY
next
The reafon aligned for offering the foregoing pro-
perty for rent, is the i'll Gate of health of the fuber
Der, toPay that attention the buiinefs requires
MARCUS ELCAN
tn. 20. l5m,
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Jan. g.
EDucATIOR.

JAMES OGiLYiE, will eontiBue during t.re et,lu-
y ing year, in the village of Milton AIhrgarIe, to
Proecute wiki his pnps the coure Of Edvsasiou thsy
have eenneaee aud is dehrous to receive ZEN or ~.
teen mare, provided they be agncisted With the
tlaes u which, at this time his lcAol i eonspofed
The ienor clais are engaged in tie gnily 81 Ceome.
ny, Natural PHILOSOPHY, Hi&0fy and M1taDayfsks:
the iecoed clais wi devote their aste.sicn 90 the
Latin and French Languages, Encbds gIsmsnt.,
and The PhieioPhY Of Rhetosic1 The junior sisfs
will continye to tudy the Lst;n Lsazgage, CeeyCa.
ply, Arithmetic aud Englifh 0ramn,ar. Ezsycles q.
CrtcifH, Ccnpoftion aud Eseutisn o0speiss,s easn.
tial parts OF the oourfe NJ inarvSioe BE- purfses,
His charge fsr tuition viii be sfty dollars fS sasune
Every pup Asil zgD be exPsaed 90 pas t~o Collars
and half 20 defray the expeaoe If rps,, fel, &c.
The io'ool wilt opened 90 she 18Th Gag 81 lsaa-
airy, 1907
Dseepber s.
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1oNN Akccar.


INFORMS fbe Ciissas IF Rsbs,.aa. ssa ID. e~tss
ingens,aI, h6af lie Ia, meved 10 ~. City Of Eia5sesk
vobe~s he bas es~eS complete ssrfssni of nsysbas.
die, ssxf ess~ 10 IssgSs P-sD,r and Ai.-s.r.'s
Ytnass Store. and sppsfts tie GsgL; sss6ais,
partly effte /0sioz-iag arfieiss 81
r ONDON Spring, Pannel and HAND Saws. CT.
IL teel and German do.
Caiieel Files Of every defeription,
Till Locks, brafs and iron,
Wood Screws of every fize,
Sd Id & Cd. wrought Sprigs,
lod cod. wrought Nails,
Cd < 3d. fine drawn Clouts,,
Saddler's lacks of every iize,
Brais Nails Straining & Grt Webb,
Plated Bride Bits aGor,ed,
Do. hirrup Irons do.
Brafs mounted Reel blade Squares 81
Brafs and Iron chamber door Lock, Of -x.,>
fixe,
Stock Locks Of all izes,
Looking and Ladies arefing GlafIss,
Plated Moulding,
Silver mounted Whips of every fize,
Carpenters & Joiners Tool. of every defcrfps
ton. ,--'.f
Etto. an eFo-.ment Of DRY GOODS.
& SuPertne Cloths and Calin,eres
Bennets Velvet and Patent Cord
Maachefer Stuhs, .7,.-ssi,.>
Fashionable silk Fiof-, ss
Roe and DuiIell Blankets.
Coarie Linens and 4 number of other artis
ess too tedious to ert; all of which viii behold loyv
December Is. IF.
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TO RENT,
TOR one or more years, and poGefiion given
= the irft of May next. A TWO STORY
BRICK HOUSE, in the town of Lynchburg,
at prefent occupied by Meflrs. William and
James Morgan. The faid houfe is an excellent
fand for fore aud capable of accommodating
a gentes! family for terms apply to the fub-
fcriber living in Aulhcrf county, near New
Glafgow. Thomas ri. Cock of LynChburg,
or Mr.. Daniel Warvick of Richmond.
LINDSEY COLEMAN.
Jan. 20. (sm.)
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JOHN ALCOcK,

INFORMS his friends and rhe public. ,ha, he ftiH
4 carries on his CABINET MANUFAC GLORY
m all its branches. Fie has removed his Ware Room,
IN the front houie OF William ATS Efq and ad-
Joining the Fire nursnee Office where he has large
quantity fTeadi made wnrs on hand, which he viii
Tell low He faters hiielf that if any psrions are in
want oi any thing in the Cabinet line, they NAV be
Implied am determined to have good warranted
work done on the Lowell terms. ANY orders left AZ
my Ware-Room with Nr. John Cray, my c.rsmal,
or at my fore, iha be pareiually attended TO, and
great care taken in delivering the furniture
December Is. IF.
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M AY be purchafed on long credit, and low
Iva terms, the TENEMENT on which the Sub
ier'oer lives iirnated on Church-hili, within about
one hale mile Of the Richmond NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. q
acres OF ground, well enclof.d aud highly improved.
The buildings conit of large and well conttrueted
Dwelling Houfe, Laundry. Kitchen, Dairy, Smoke
Houe, two Stores, Brick Office, Coach Houle, Bar.
and Stable. All ,hefe buildings are well inifhed
and in eomPl@at order for the accommodation of a
large aud nteelfarhiy; who may have eafy accsfs
to all the advantages of the city and live as retired as
they could with.
JOHN ELLIS.
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REMOVAL,

TIME ssbftsiSers haye removed fhsir CoAfPT-
Il ING HOUSE. from the Maia-Street 10 one
OF David Ballocks Brick BOiklags At the lower end
Of the Bsfon, bet Vees che Jenernen,s occupied by
C. aud 4. Szsndsrs aud NorveIl, What and Duh
iock-whees fhey eontfave thsir pGrohales Of wheas
IS @sal--Tbey slfa keepfOr Iale regular [uPpy *
Hioess Corr Nesi. Hosiny ard Braa-
THOMAS 81 AMOS LADD.
20 NO Sd, 1870 spS
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FOR SALE,
JanuarYl5.

lie HOUSE & LOT occupied by MeiTrs Ro-
A bert Melton & Co oppoGte to MeIr. Cilliat
& Kirby'' The fituation Of this properly is equal
to any in Richmond for buiinef, and poiiefes every
accommodation for family Enquire Of
I'HOs NoRvELL.
Ian Is. n
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BELL TIgERNI!

Il ME Subieriber begs leave to inform his friends
and the public, that he has taken the houfe in
Manchester, formerly called the RiGng Sun Tavern
and occupied by Mrs. Leath, and having fUrnirhed
himelf with good Beds aud the be Of Liquors, Grain
&C. he filters himfsf from paying particular atten-
ton, he will be able 70 give geHerai fatsfaaion.
ROBERT MeTYRR.
~ b. A Wagon and Gr Mules, a good Riding
Hotfe, and Jack OF good noek--Eot fac.
X. M.
Maneheae-, Dec. 2. ~" IT,
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JAMES RIVER COMPANY.

J.H"I41J M lin NNII'fA
Propoials will be received until the 25th this month
for upplyng about so hands With meal in the ervice
Of the James River Company, until the SIR of De
osmber next, be delivered fuch times ARd in uc
quantities as may be required. Payments therefor
will be made quarterly.
ROBERT POLLARD.
January IL. taw IL
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ME SUBSCRIBER wifhes TO Allocate with
hn'felf in his pIofeiiional puriiiits, eentlen,n
rrth Qualified to teach the Latin and French language
es and Mathematics. he pccuniary compensation
viii be liberal and, there peculiar circumstances,
which will render the ii,us,icn pgularly eligible and
attractive to Perion of hudious habits and 1t all at,
.ached to the'bufnefs Of education, Any application
from PsTlon Pofieiiing the qualifications previouly
mentioned, addrefed rhe fubfcriber IN Milton AL
ben'arle, will be immediately attended TO.
JAMES OGfLVIR
Tapuar,, g
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81 v;,fus sp Gxsffr.f, sx'e1hsa BY M. Jela rsa-
Ssss~, dteey 10 sesre DEBT sbeSSr ,zsntias.t dae
ABE s9aft' Of William Dandria.e, dss1 Ifausyo-
esd's Ellen fss f,sarys, rpon tbs 26'b day offsep~s-
Jsni Meaft,
HOUR hundred acres Of LAND, lying within the
Z fork of the,river road and the three chopped
roads near Wrlham, and in the county Of Henri
co. .lsf ..t ~
BY content o: the executor Of the fad cambridge,
the terms of the lale i'll be follow viz One third
payable in year, thir, al years, and the
reidue In three years. The whole carry ntere from
the date fthe !a!e. The in;ereit to be paid half
yeary-aud in cafe Of failure pay the ntereit punc-
tualy at the end Of each half year, the principal to
become due andpayaals ON demand. The purehafer
to execute deed oftrua the property and to exc
cute bond with one approved fecurity.
By virtue of the fame deed of truft and with the
like content, ihal the s0th day Of the prefent
month, offer for fale public auction at the door Of
the Eag!e-ravern, fifteen likely laves coniaing of
men, women and children, 10 many thereof as mall
be lucieut tisy and pay any redue of the afore-
faid debt, intere and the expences accruing under
the truh, which the Lard aforeaid may not be fuici
ent to ditcharge. On the taIes of faves credit of
year from, the date Of the lale will be given-Th.
purchsier paying intere half yearly, and giving bond
with two approved fecurities.
JOHN ADAMS, Tyyeee.
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JAMES RIVER COMPANY.

JAMES RIVER COMPANY.
WILL BE RENTED, to the highel bidder, uri-
w till the sin Dec. 1908, on the prentice, on
Monday the 9Th infant, 1T IL O'clock, all tba.
part of LOT, no 426, which IS occupied by MIR. Orri
Paine Coal Yard, lying the margin of the Ba-
ION, and belonging to the Jane, River Company
The rent to be paid on the soth June and sla De-
cember in each year.
ROBERT POLLARD.
January IL.
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ON CONSIGNMENT.

ON CONSIGNMENT.
"a Jacks Liverpool fat.
IL hogiheads molafes.
AND
80 barrels Eova-Scota potatoes which are
generally thought hyperion to the imported rlh
potatoe-for fale by
JOHN SOUTHGATR.
Jan. 9th (O
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TO BE SOLD or RENTED.
a CONVENIENT Dwelling HOUSE, on the
II Capitol lquare, adjoining the tepemens of Nr.
Ed@uDd Randolph. poGeili9H may be delivered
neutrality-suspicious. Of the printer.
January .. 2awRw.f
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January S.

Will be fold at the Eagle-Tavern, in Richmond, on
the day mentioned in the above advertisement, for
the iale there, iueh of the aves Of John Pcndeton,
deceaied, not fold under the deed of trun al.
uded to i'll chat advertisements, or any deed OF trul by
which they are conveyed. 1hefe faves are gene
rally OF the deicrption mentioned above aud will be
fold on credit Of twelve months, the purchaler Civ
ing bond with approved iecnity, to bear intere from
the day Of fale
Will alto be fold on the day the land mentioned
in the above adverthemsnt is fod at the plantation
ofthe faid John PeHdeton, deeeafed, "a fa aoclz Of
Cattle, Fix Mules, Wagon and fundry PIantation
Utenlile, and iuch Plank and Seantin belonging TO
the effate, as may remain unfold. credit Of
twelve months will be given for all fums above ten
doars,the Purelaier giving bond with approved fe-
eufity, to bear intereG from the day oil lale.
GEO. PICKETT, !
ROBERT POLLARD,
CHAS JOHNSTON, nam RE
N. SHEPPARD.
JsausTy s, 1907.
N. b. The fale Of the above Land will commence
at the Mill on Wellham creek
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In s1..anee efa Deed Of 7rge executed BY 7oJa Fen
eo", TO Tx In5irber, 10 Jeue the payment of de5f
70 o5n H. C6svsRie, eyein nzenfioae and t6s expen-
Ger Ft5s f,nf.
Will be fold on the premifes. on the Goth of this
month, one hundred and fifty acres os WOOD
LAND, including Saw Mill lately erected, ftuat.d
between the Three Notched and River Roads, on
Weahani creek, in Heurico county, about 4 or FIVE
miles above Richmond. BY permifIion of MIR. Che
vaie, credit oftwelve months will be given on one
half of the purehale money, and eighteen months on
the balance Bond with perfonal feeurty, to be APP
proved by Mr.. Chevailie, to bear interet from the
day of fale, and deed of tru( infure puneuality
in the payments viii be required of the purchafer
]. HOPKINS, Ttgfee.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-02-06

pY virtue of a deed of trust executed Il.
- US by Thomas r .ndolph of Amelia, to
secure debt to Randolph Harrison, VIII.
liam Skipwith and William Randolph to
which they have become responsible as sea
curities of the said Thomas Randolph to
Gaines Goode-We the subscribers, will
sell, to the highest bidder, on credit till tho
first day OF next January, at the dwelling,
house OF the said Thomas Randolph, on
Monday the 10th day Of February next.
all the CORN on the said plantation. toge~
Their with all the STOCK of CATTLE.
SHEEP and HOGS; also four MULES s.
one black COLT, Bond and approved
security will be required OF the purchasers
with interest from the day of sale, bur if
punctuai payment is made the interest win
be RENTED
ltiAiam Bradey.
John G.. Daniel
January 26th, 1907 ids
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Sales at uction.

On Monday the 9th instant, vii be SOLD,
without reserve, at the house of Mr..
Samuel Greenhow, on Shockoe Hill, for
the benefit of the creditors of MIR. q George
Greenhow,
\ Quantity Of Household & Kites
enFUkNITJRt'
AED A NEGRO MAN.
On all sums above S so six months ere.
dit VIII be allowed, the purchasers giving
negotiable notes with approved endorsers.
TAYLOR s. BROWN, Trustees
For the Creditors of g Gorge Greenhow.
Feb. 4, 1907. !.
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STOCK Of GOODS.

Consisting ora general assortment of Hard-
ware and Cutlery, and of Cloths, CASHIERS.
Coatings, worsted and cotton Hose, Man.
chester StuffS, Dimities, Wildbore, Du.
rants, &c. &c &c. &c.
Dix months credit will be allowed on AN
purchases exceeding s so, for which nes
gotieble notes with approved endorsers VIII
be required
TAYLOR & BROWN, Trustees
For the Creditors of George Cree hovs=
Feb. 4, 1907.
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Attention

The Officers of the 10Th Regiment ars
requested to attend at the Bell-Tavern
on Tomorrow evening. the 7,h inst. at
o'clock, without uniform. PunctuaIity IS
required, as business of importance Will
then be laid before them.
BY order of the Lieu. Col. Commandment,
GEO.W. DIXON, AdJt. 18th Va. Reg.
Feb. 9th, 1907.
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Notice

THE Creditors of Henry M'Clatchy, arc.
requested to lodge their claims proper<
ly authenticated, with either of the sub.
scriberS, on or before the first of next month,
as on Tuesday the 10Th, prox. final divis
dend Of the estate will be made, by
THos. GILL1AT, Trustees.
Feb. s, 1907. I'M
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~ THE citizens of Richmond and
Manchester are requested to attend the Flu.
neral OF the late Mr.. JoHM M'CEEp1E,
to-day at II o'clock.
Friday, February 9th, 1907.
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Sales at Auction.

On Friday the 18th instant, at the Office
of the subscribers, wi be SOLD. for
the benefit Of the creditors of Mr.. 6 GORGE.
Greenhow, all his
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VIRGINIA ARGUS.
r / c II M o n d /:

FRIDAY, FEBRUARY G, 1907.
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The Baltimore Federal Gazette of Fri
day says" Letters by the Cato are re-
ceived in town. In one of which, to res
pectable house, 1t is stated, from high au-
thority, that the rumour of the nagociati-
ons between Great Britain and the United
States, having been broken of, is not to-be
relied on"
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y freeman, rs Ia deliver his suffrage and
IN case anv sheriiTor sergeant should refuse
70 receive his vote, 10 devise some other
method of making it known to the next Lee
sislaturc whether it be for, or against
convention.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-02-06


A Frankfort, tx paper Of the 9th mir. ssvs,
'hat Ca9t. Samuel phillips. Of Jefferson ccrirry
informs. thar he passed colonel Burr on the 9lst
u'. at an IN N msnt near the rorth or Cum.
ber'and rive here it is coniec II q he IS en-
deav ring 70 ect his troops and provisions.
IL IS rep1red, (says the same papsr) thar CO..
Burr has three or four hundred men sssernaled
At his eneampment. lfthe Ia ter should he his
whole force at that place, co., Ramsey, Of L.
wing ton county. who is authorised by the execu.
tive to cal out eight companies of militia. will
gle good account % him Col q IL is ex.
scted would DC ready 10 act by the ID instant.
MARR1ED-On Saturday evening last,
by the Rev. Mr.. buchanan, Mr.. JAMES II.
GORDON, to Miss MARIA X. WEBg, both
of this city.
"Perpetual harmony their bed attend,
" And Venus still the well-match'd pair be-
friend
"Mdy she when time has sunk him into
years,
" Love her old man, and cherish his white
hairs
" Nor he perceive her charms thro' age de-
cay,
"Sut think each happy sun mis- bridal day"