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YIR GINJH.

Af S1fyior Court sr C5anee,y, 6oilsn at 10. Cspi-
1867.
THOMAS CURLING, and MARTHA his Wife, Phi.
Ae4INsT
JSnN EoPxiw,, Den.
"A ME Defendant not having entered his appear.
. anes AID given fecurity according to the att OF
Asen iby, and the rules of this Court and ie appear.
ing to the fatisaton Of the Court that he is not an
nhabit mt OF this Country the motion Of the
Plaintiff s. by their eouufel, is srI,ed that the faid
Defendant do appear hsre the frn day of the next
term, and anfwer the bill OF tbs Plaintiffs and tina,
a copy of this order be forthwith Inferred in iore
newspaper lublifrsd in the City of Richmond, for
two months ilceeively and pofled 1t the front door
of the Capitol in the fad City.
Cory, Tele,
PETER TINSLEY, c..
June s. eo2m.
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TIE PuRIIc

be,ety sanisacd fran S,ebg,fag rs f.s0 Lszviz,
ToEhcco NoTES, q,iz
~ NE infpeeied at Trent5 Ware houfe, in the
~ usnie Of John Gregory, No. / 5, weighing
grois 1910, nett l362--the other infpe9ed a, the
fame W1Te-h0ufe, and III the name Of Edward ZONES,
NJ li82, weighing grols 1890, nets 1919 A.
thee notes taken from tie poleion Of the fub-
icriocr by iome unknown villain on the night Of the
lStn infant, thofe notes were contained III black
morocco pocket book, covering fevera bonds and
executions, executed by different perlons to Robert
Maitland, and Chrinian. Alfo. feycral bonds, exc
cuted 70 the fubfcriber, viz bond on Thos Pal
mer, Of 100 dollars, and on John Hord, Of o
dollars; ahO one executed to Dudley Hunt, by Rich
ard Thouiplsn, Of q dollars--One from VIM. Hord
20 VIM W, Msiou, of H. n. Cd. aud 4 erea. ma
ny different papers that do not recoIiee}. Alfo
luit Of cloths VIZ. walnut die coat, one ditnty
waiitcost, pair blue able wove pautaloons, one
linen hint cravst, aud par blue mixed iocis.
All thcie things contained in pair e red lea
ther i5ddle-bags, wh the ublcribers name on them
there was alto two 20 dollar Virginia bank notes,
10 the faid Pocket-bool. Any perion delivering the
faddie bags or Mr.. Chauecil1r IL. Saunders Of
Richmond with ke whole Of the contents lhall re-
eeve the reward Of the above two bark notes, with
an additional lam OF twenty dollars.
RCBT SAUNDERS.
Lpn:hburg, May 22. ePsw.
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FOR SALE OR BARTER.

A VALUABLE TRACT or LAND, belonging
IA to Samuel Morby, on Al lens Greek, in Hano-
yer County, containing about SEQ acres. This
Land isequal, if no, fuperior 10 any in thar part of
the Country, and has OR it valuable improvcua ents-
conliftipg of very comnodious Brick Dwelling
Houe, lately built with all other convenient Noufe.
for the accommodation Of large family; alto a
tpacous Bara AS it expected that thofe
who may with to trade Tor this Land, will with to
view it, no further dsicripton is deemed necefary.
Lands in Kentucky or Tennefee will be taken in
exchange with fHall portion in money 1t is with
ed that thoie who may be inclined to offer Land in
exchange for the above Property, will make known
their proportions before the goth of mex, month.
THOS. NORVELL.
May e6. IT,
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RIcHMoND SATURDAY MORNING, 3yvE g. 1907

OH 7"'Ssy be III day Of July nest, Fall, BY virtue
ef~ DEED IF 7rgR executed 10 me. expeje 10 PusLIc
AUCTION, for ready money, upon tie pre,rijss, 10
nusb effbe
INENEMENT, lately owned by Francis Alifon,
as is now in the occupancy of Mr. BENZ lanes
Harrison iuch portion thereof, as may be efficient
to pay aud idtisfy the fun of $500, with intereit
thereon from the Il day of January. sos, and the
colts and charges attending the execution of this ,rs
that being the fun due, under the fad deed.
SAAfL. M'CRAW, Truftee
June s. tdC.
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HARDWARE, JRONMoNcERY,
CuTLeRY STORE.
= y = 7-FsF'7Ns y = = III
BRE an g FOLLET,

BRE an e. FOLLET,
AT THE SIGN CT TIE Anvil, MAIN-sTREET,
RicEWeND:
HaVf yfseipc3 By RE iaie,t ayyiyas jsz England,
i1rge and genf,a' a5sarf77eai Of
HARDWhRE, lRONMCNCERH e CUT
Il LLRY, Which they WI! fen ~ wholeiae or
ietai low for caih, on ihor5 credit, for aPPrs-
we'd ieeusiiy, aaiongtt which are, Waldrons, prime
Corn u Grlis Seythes, sicsles, Wedding Hbes, Car
den Hoes II RaEos, spades - Snoves Chains,
Black Soiiths Bellows, Anvis Brick Ircns, 5ledge =
Hand Hammers, Vies, Screw Plates, Files q Rafos,
Carpenters Toiners, Coopers Curriers' Slddlers- Sill
yer Smiths Watch makers ~ Shoe-mstsrs oos,
Locks, Hinges, Nails, Brads Tseks, Screws Brais
Mounting for Cabinet makers, Steelyards, Scale
Beams q Weights, Tea Kettles, Sklets g Spiders,
Pots Il Kettles, Belnetal Kettles y Houfe Skets,
Bells, Grid Irons, Frying Pans, WsHe y Waierirons.
Smoothing Irons, Block Tin Coffee Pos, Britauia me-
tai Tea Pos, Britannia metal Table G. Tea Spoons,
Coffee y Cora Mis-, Knives = Forks Pen ~ Jack
Knives, Settlers, Rszors, Razor Cafes - Shaving
Boxes Ivory q '4srn Combs, Curling longs Razor
Homes Gllzirrs Diamonds; q few dozen Of elegant
FLYER suited q plain green y white handles tabie
e. defsrt Knives T. Forks, Table 5tcels, Butchers
Steels Y Knives, Jrais = iron Wire I'm in boxes,
sheet Iron, Sheet e. Bar Lead, Patent Shot, Gun
Locks, iiints, Bear, WOLF y Foz Traps, Screw u
Bales for rafting Mill Stones, Mill Cudgeous = Inks,
German Steel, Marbles, Eovasco,a Griudi,oHes, Win
dow GIais with great variety d other articles in
the above line, too tedious to euumeratc Of which
conliant iupply wiffbe kept T. Told on terms wof-
thy the attention q thoie who with to Turehsle.
H1so For fae, 90 kegs +. Guu-Powder, BAG
Tes Liver OIL, Boiling Cloths Glas, = general al
iortmeut Of BgsGasS,
May 49, Az.
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MAP OF VIRGINIA.

y HE fubfcribers to the MAP OF VIRGINIA.
are RESPECTFULLY informed that fome copies of the
work are now ready for delivery; and may be fur.
nhhed by calling on Mr.. John Pumfrey, SfofiOner
Y B'sttin3ty, whom we have appointed our agsn,
fer the city of Richmond
no time fhal De lott to furnia the whole ofour
fuhferSer: as well as purchafers.
THE rROPRIEToRS.
May Is. 4w.
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ADVERTISEMENT

/ WISH to FELL my PLANTATION in Powhatan
county containing $40 acres, lying on Butterwood
creek, one-thrd Of the fad Fraa in woods fuppoie
SO acres OF 1t IS good creek iowgrounds, the whole
IS well adapted to the culture Of corn, wheat and to-
baceo. and the plantation in good order for cropping
Poef'lSa may be had Chramas next, with the IL
herty Of fewing grain. Onethird of the purchaie mo-
ney IN hand, and the balance in two equal annual pay
meets; ALTO one other tra8 in the county of Amelia,
lying Oh the waters Of We creek adjoining the Lands
OF DR.. Hardaway, John Clements and Mr.. Dicen,
eonaising 500 acres, halfin woods, all CT which
is good tobacco Land, payments above. Any fur
ther particulars is deemed unseceary, it is prefu.
med the purchafer would win to view the Gsid Lands
The tract in Amelia will be ihewn b. the Oyerfeer,
and the Tra6t in Powhatan by the Proprietor.
EDWARD MOSELEY.
Powhatan, April 90. saw2m.
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LAND FOR SALE.

VII be Jo1, TO The Lsb5q bi6-e., fer ,rSly MONEY, .a
tie fremjf,, toe 9rs IF May xcxf,
II HE interef which Jain Bayne hath in Traa
of LAND lying in Louifa county rear Todd's
MILL containing by elimination one hundred acres; faid
Bayne's interef, beiHg ets,s for the life of Ea
Puringtop, iubjea to the fipuatious and reRrSions
expreiled in deed of leafs from faid burlington to
iaid Bayne, copy OF which may BE feen on the day
Of laie. This iale will be made by virtue of deed
of Truf, executed to the fub!crber by Tohn Bavn..
to ecpre the payment of fun Of money due to Tho
Mitchell. IOFIN GARTH, TruR,.
April "a. oawtdl
~ The above ale is pofponed till Tuefday the
10th June next. T. G. T,p1,..
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JAMES RIVER

LHNDS FOR SHLE.
& OR iale, ll7o acres Of Land lying in the county
OF Amiierh, ~ miles from James River, where
1t is navisable to the City of Rcf.nond-Tw thirds
Oh ibis tra& is prime tobacco Land and is inferior to
aone Tor the production ef corn, Wheat, &C. afford
ing iuiiieency OF meade" Land and deiirabe NH
ieat 1t lies convenient two manufacturing Mills
The Purchaier can have poieiou the fi.f Of Deem,
Der next, with the privilege Of feeding fmaI grain
the eu!uing fall The Land will be lkewn by INV
bso'her Alexander B. Role, Efq. in Whole occupancy
is for the Preien; year One third of the putchai.
money Will be required in hand tie balance in four
annual payments If net fold before it will be Of
tered at Public iae on the 7th july next, OH the pre-
mifes, upon the above terms For further psrtcnar.
apply to the lubfcrber HENRY ROSE.
Alexandria, May g. tdC
N B. Letters by pot will meet with regular atten
ton.
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THE SUBSCRIBERS.

II a , o K 5 4 I T.,
'lEE old Medoc Ciaret, OF the vintage Of 1901
L London particular Tsnerifs Wine,
Set elegant French delsrt China, Of the manu-.
faCture Of Augouin.e,
German T'iealenburg,b y the piece or bale,
Salt in Sacks,
Crates Of Liverpool Ware and Sugar in barrels.
PIekeff, Pollard q .TobzRas
May 10, ep6w.
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May Sc.
TO BE SOLD, FOR READY MONEY,

dt tie Eagle Tavtru, in TIE City Richmond, Mon
Day TIE 2ob day Of 5uiy nssf. BY si,iue Of Dad Of
1rnF, executed by Js5a S. AdOaye, fer tie PmSoe Of
i1sHriag DIT therein arejfeS, dat 10 Wafter Beya
Gillian,
a TRACT of LAND, lying partly in Hanover,
Il y and partly in Goochland. adjoining the Lands
of EGGia Leake, Samuel Mofby, William Weodlon
and others and containing by eRimation, SEQ acres
10 much thereof will be fufcien to atisfy fai
debt, with the expenses attending the execution Of the
truft. BY erdsr Of tie 7ypfees.
TAYLOR & BKOWN, vn.
May 90. IT,
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THE SUBSCRIBERS

HATINs PURcHAsED TIE STOCK OF
DIR G 90 DIS,
81 6iNi1f and KbLy ard t4kea &s S7oRE lately osen-
PisS ky fbra,
VIZ ILL carry On the buliaefs under the firm OF
Wv hSsY, DRAKE Se Taylor. They will
Sell low sor cain or Mort credit, to pun2us cui-
somers.
JAMES KIRBY,
RIVERS DRAKE,
EDM'D. TAYLOR, t.
May so. epew.
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10 HIN HENRY,

h&' r-eeiveh, ~ tLs Pip Romp, fran LivsrbooL
a FEW boxes of 4-4ths wide Irifh Linsn, Goa
L = frem g.. 10 g: %. per yard which he offers
for fale by The piece package-Alfo, OH hand, of
iormer in'Po.sations, 7S;hs and 4-4,hs wide Tr:G
Linen, in well aforted pac'tages-5-4,hs wide Irif
ana German Shseting by the piece, and old London
particular Madeira Wine 10 Pipes.
May q. eSImG.
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May go.

SPRING GOODS.
THE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE RECEIVED THEIR
p K IN G G GODS,
ny tie JiP Role, from Londoa, and United St4fes, and
R0mp, fran LivrpsOi,
-AMoHGST RHIcH ARR
REST Va Superfne Cotton Kerieymere. and
- Cloths s. Kerfey-} Cranderills,
meres, Cotton and thread Laces
oiaa Satin and Blae!Ipa- Dimities and Mullins,
tent hats, Calieoes, and Morocco
Bee Black Beaver and Hats and Cans,
prab Hats, Keuting's Bedtcks, and
@en'ie'nens brown Cation and Linen
thread Hofe, extra fize, Checks,
Brown and white Cot Smiths Bellows, AnvilIs
ton do and Vices,
Black and white pa Malt Mills,
tent SIZE, d. Large Spades and Coal
Black and white Rib Shoves,
sSd d. do. Large MatraHes, ftriped
Black and white plain, with hair,
DO 90. Rolls aud Olnaburgs,
Ladies Stockings Of all Hoes and Scythe Blades
kinds, all kinds.
Marleilles Qatings,
ALSO,
a few boxes choice Irih Linens, and 81 sheetinp..
Purchaied in Dubiin with cath. Al. of which will he
loid low Tor caih country produce TO good cufio
mers. ELLIS 81 Allan
e. few fleets new Mulc, for the Piano Forte
May 10. eP4w.
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SPRING GOODS.

SPRING GOODS.
RICHARD BROOKE,
AT THE SIGN OF THE PLOUGH,
HAS inf received general aiIortment of GOODS.
Z iutable for the iea!oD. all OF which he will fell
the mott reduced prices for cath or country pro
ducs:-
AMONG THEN IRE
superfne Cloths, neeves,
do. Kerleymeres, Elegant Leno Wells,
Englh and India Nam Extra long and ihorr Kid
keens, Gloves,
Irih Linens and Long Ladies Kid 8, Morocco
Lawns, Shoes,
Book Mullins, ( Silk ans Cotton Cham
Plain X work'd Lcno's, brays,
Queens fancy do. Bandanna and Madras
Long Shawls works, hkfs.
Silk & Gotten Hofery, Cd Cambrick snd Lrno
Grapes alforted, Shawls,
Gingham and Calicoes, Cern,ax Linen,
Furniture do. India Mullins,
Narisilles * India Di- furniture, iringes and
nifty, Cords
Din'ity & Cambrick d. ( a few pair hanIlsme s.
Caulbrieis Mullins, Boots.
Silk Gloves and Lac'd b
The upper part Of his houfe, is, yet, unoccupic&
and may he had by immediate application, mods
terms.
AprH 2s. IT.
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Capt. Lovett Of the fhip Connecticut, who
arrived Ian eYening in twenty-iwo days fion
onrTinam, favored The editory Of this Gazette.
with the following pardgraph.-Thouyh we
have already given the capture Of Montc.Viedo.
there aTe other circumstances connected with.
it not heretofore known
Is The Euglifl Glip Duke Of Kent. Cant
Ricketts,, arrived At Surrinam The Sd Nav. in
thirty days from the river ol Plate and tflnos
Intelligence of the EhgG' having captured
Monie.Nitdo. on the Gta Aprii. after moft
ievere coufSt. The grea,eh difficulty wasin
landing the lrooPs-and, when this was Effected.
they met with moR delperate reliance from
tne Spaniards, who had barrocadcd every a.
venue with hides, and fubmitled only to the
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N B Letters by pot viii meet with regular attsn
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Tuue s.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-01-23

Poto7ymzk, Oii9, GfsSoa'i nd tSit.
RdiFher Sio5eiH their ciactlre conhy,est:
His long cHrying c9urse hus eomkistei
the belt,
ind tapref rae last tide o the DesL
Then hear the toxd voice Of the nation
Proclaim,
md all ages resotrd the decree:
Let our Occident stream bear the young
hero's name
Who taught him his path to the sea.
These fur 6rotter FOODS, ike a garland
Of t9ozvers,
Shall entzuire dHour states ir a band,
Conform and confederate their ugie stread-
ing hoE0ers,
Ind their 7Oeatth and their wisdom e=-
faad.
From Darien TO Davis one garden shall
bloom,
Where 1cGr's Scearied banners are fxrpd;
Ind thetar-scenting 6reezes that zvaft ifs
ferInme,
Shall settie The storms Of TIE zvorld.
Then hear the loud voice of ihe nario,,
Proclaim,
ind all Gges resoInd the decree:
Let our Occident stream bear the young
hero's name,
Who taught him his path to the sea-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-01-23

4 "2n, would DC I'D to infer thar there n,vs. r,
I 'ied ~ any ne ion grcs'er seq ee OF
tranquility or union. ~ home or 30 Dad. n,
'e uniteS Siaies AZ Ihis time and ye, III.
ne TACT That the Uni Ell Sales ave no,
threatened with external war b. wnb con
ces and treasony, 7.ie more alarming fyo,
nor being defined Aud G: we sit and s-j;,,.
oJ urn and SIT, take 'h,nSs =, schooi bays
as we are bid and ak gu s,ions lean
rec ncile this line 81 cnn5ucl to my idtaso,
duty at men'b.r on hi door Ammo
state au' hofiues, there appears to be one Il
mas ae'ed va Fron,p ness and decision =,
uceS srea1 nor. yes the youngest r EN-
OF he fedora f5nil. has been found =, he
hrs' to wsf Il he impending niger. while
eldest members are sleeping sn ring and +ozf
over their liberties a home Under this y;aty
ne subject. beg leave 10 offer he following r
sp'ur n:
ResotUed, That the President of the l.
States be and he hereby is requested to Ia
before this House any information in posses
sion OF the Executive, except such as he
may deem the public welfare to require not
to be disclosed, touching any illegal COM
blnation of private individuals against ,he
peace and safety of the union. or nv mill.
tary expedition planned by such indiyidu-
ais against the territories of any mower in
amity with the u. States together with
themcasure which the Executive has nur.
sued and hr5hoSeS 10 take for suppressinr
or defeating The same.
[ The resolution zuds carried bv a vrr,y
considerable majority. The debaie. zvhfck
occHhtes nearly screen columns If fhe Ma.
Honat L7telHgencer, shall be coHcl,tded IN
our ne.rt.l
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NETWORK. Ian. 10

Capt. M'Donald of the brig Thetis, who
arrived here last evening from New-Or-
leans, which place he left on the 9th Dec
informs us that an embargo was laid on all
vessels IN the harbur the day he sailed, in
ORDER to procure seamen to man the gun
boats; that col. Burr was expected to be at
Natchez on the Goth Dec. with 5000 men,
and that 1000 more were to follow him i'm
mediately; that New-Orleans was to be
attacked, and that Gov. Claiborne had cal
lea meeting of the merchants and other
ciu2ens, to obtain their assistancein defend
ing the city, and that the Orleans battalion
OF volunteers had received orders to hold
themselves in readiness to march at mo-
ments warning.
Mr.. J. l.. Donaldson, passenger in the
lhetS, is the bearer Of dispatches from
gen. wilkinson to our government
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NO I 10 4.

Try virtue of a deed of trust, parcel Of
- choice NEGROES consisting of ten
Men, that have been accustomed TO live in
the upper country, and as likely az any in
the commonwealth, will be offered for Sale
T. the highest bidder, 20 satisfy a debt duS
Carr Page, eaq. by the Mcssieurs Deane's.
at Cumberland courthouse, on Monday tho
goth of JanuarY next, (being court day j .
credit of twelve months will be allowed, the
purchasers giving bond and approved secu-
rity. 1t is agreed by the parties that the
subscriber shall act for the trustee.
SAMUEL TAYLOR, Jr.
Nov. II, 1906. Utds
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Land q Negroes TOR Sale.

RrUfrfue efa deed cftrust erecuted TO
. me by Thomas Randolph, TO secure The
haynient of a debt dsr isaac II. Coles, T
tO1H aeR, 10 the highest bidder, t6,. ready
money, az tie dsUeiing house Of the said
Thomas Randolph, on Mondcp RTE 6th dQy
Of February ne-rt, one hundred and fftY
acres Of LAND, lying on .1hhomattoz; RI
DER, in the county Of amelia, bring hars
Of the land on zVhich the said THom4s
RandoLth noso resides, and tnozvn BIZ the
name Of MoRVENS. Also VINE N,E~
GROES, zig. Ned, Jesse, Kitty, .Aezan-
der, DandTdge, Spencer, Sukev, Richard
and Caroline, o.. so much 3ftHe aRfd hro-
herfy as will be sufficient to discharge rho
de6t mentioned in the deed.
J. COLES, Jr.
January 2Sd. 1907. td,n
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ResotveS, That this meeting, viewing
with concern, the agitation of the public
M I'D, respecting certain reports which are
spread abroad, relative to the unusual pre-
p Lrations which have been made on the
western waters for an expedition against
tle dominions of spain, adjoining the Unit
c States and its territory, think it duty
they owe to themselves aud their country,
la this public manner, to express their de-
cided disapprobation and adherence Of
slch attempts, or any other which may
ted to disturb tbs peace and harmony of
TIE United States.
ResotUed therefore unanimously, That
we wall, to the utmost of our power, exert
ourselves to detect and defeat any of the
schemes of combining or organising any of
She citizens of the United States for the pur-
pose aforesaid.
Resotped, That we will support the
present administration of our government,
in such measures as they may adopt, to
check or defeat the same, with our lives
and fortunes; being satisfied that under
the present administration, we enjoy every
blessing which the best of governments can
afford
Resotved, That the above resolutions be
signed by the chairman, and attested by
the secretary and transmitted to the print
ers of Chilicothe and Lancaster, for pub
Gcation.
JESSE FULTON, chairman.
Testc, SAMUEL HERNICK. Sec
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POSTPONE.A1E.NT

In conformity to the wishes of all the par
ties concerned, the sale of the above mem
toned NEGROES is postponed until the
Fourth Monday in March next.
SAMUEL ia YLoR. Jr.
Agent for the Trustee.
January Is, 1907. wtds
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WASHING ron CITY, Jan. 10.

On Wednesday an elegant D1NNER was
given to CAPT. MERIWETHER LEW
Is, by the Citizens Of Washington, as an
expression Of their personal respect and
affection, of their high sense Of the servi-
ces he has rendered his country, and of
their satisfaction at his return in safety in
to the bosom of his friends. Among the
company were Mr.. ChOtcau, Mr., Provan-
Chere, the Mandan Chief, several officers
Of government, members of Congress, and
strangers of distinction, A general regret
prevailed at the absence Of Capt. Clark,
the friend and associate Of Capt. Lewis,
for whom the Dinner had been delayed for
several days in expectation of his arrival
in The City.
ROBERT BRENT, Esq. presided sup
ported by CAPT. TINGEY aud Cor.
WHARTON as Vice-Presidents.
Capt Lewis was received with the live
Lest dcmonstraticns OF regard. livery one
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Ertracf Of a letter from a member Of
Cong ess, 10 a member Of The Geuerai
Assembly, dated
f?aEhington Citv, ian. is.
owe are assured, the Legislature Of
Kentucky, on receiving satisfactory evi-
dence of the designs of Burr, Immediately
passed law similar to that passed in o.
ho-that 500 militia were Immediately
marched to the Ohio and other points =
The messenger, who gave the information
to the Kentucky Legislature, proceeded
Immediately fer Tennessee hope he has
arrived in time. By private letter from
General Wilkinson, it is stated, that he
apprehends naval force will be sent from
Jamaica-lis assurances are such, that he
has dispatched fast sailing vessel, with
remonstrances to the Governor, against
it.
eve have nothing new from Europe
1t is time we knew the result of our negoci-
ations.-General Adair is certainly one of
the conspirators, and was so when a Sena.
tor in Congress-
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THE subscriber requests all indebted
to him by bond or on open account, o.
discharge their respective debts. Thisnc
tihcation is given IN consequence of his dc
cliningt the mercantile businessin Mancheg-
ter, and intention 20 remove tnDr .,..
necessity Of on immediate compliance w.
it by those who wish 20 avoid law suits
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The legislature of tins state closed their
doors several days in the course of the last
and present week, in consequence of some
confidential communication from the Exc
cutlve. It's presumed to relate to the ex.
petition in waich col Burr is said tob be en-
gagged. An act to prevent unlawful warliIte
enterprises has passed, both houses-and
orders have been dispatched Co different
places on the Ohio, to detain the boats now
descending it. Detachments of militia
nave been ordered out for that purpose.
Is reported that several boats passed
the falls 2 days ago under the command Of
MI. Blannerhasset, of Marietta, and sup
posed to belong to col Burr and his associ
SteS' lt IS also said, that several more
have descended the Tennessee.
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II sent--all persons indebted to the late
hrm are requested to make payment 10
Mr.. L. Joseph, who only is authorised to
receive the same, and grant receipts.
j. JoscM
Wm Warner.
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