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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-10-23
WASHINGTON CITY, oaober 10.
By tie President Of Me United Sfates Of
.5merica,
A PROCLAhiATINN


Whereas Information has been received
that a number of individuals who have de.
serted from the army Of the United States,
and sought shelter without the iurisdiGi.
on thereof have become sensible of their
offence, and are DESTROYS Of returning 10
their du!y, full pardon is hereby pro.
claimed to each and all Of such individuals
as shall, within four months from the date
hereof, surrender themselves to the com
mandng officer of any military post with.
in The United States, or the territories
thereof.
testimony whereof have caused he
seal oil The United States to be affixed
10 'hese presents, and signed the
same with my hand. Done at the ci-
" OF Washington, the fifteenth day
OF OCTOBER in The year Of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and Sc.
yer, and Of the independence Of the
United States Of America tue thirty
second.
TIL; JEFFERSON.
BY the President,
JAaEs MADIsoN, See'ry of State.
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L-lcresLinr Pnklirnlton

a pamphlet on the affair OF the Chesa-
peske was yesterday issued from the
press IL is evidently written by some
gentleman thoroughly qualified by his in.
formation and talents to investigate and
explain the Important subject to which he
has devoted h's attention.
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r ! c II Nj o y y {:
CIRCUIT COURT.

THE LATEST PROCEEDING IN q'HE CrR-
eUITCoURTkoREPA RTTcUL
ED THAN ~ THE LAST IRGUS
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FALL DS.

K!RBY, DRAKE = TAYLOR,
IRE ressiyi4g ~ age Zip HnL1, from Lon5oa
4 LANCE AHo HANpsoME AssoRrNENT or
fhSHiONAifLE GOODS,
(SzLRczsD Ir 4 sdE7SHa or 4Hg iioUsz y
aiming yrbie5 are
z oNDoN fuPerfne Cloths,l .s0a,,;,, ,.,,,..
( n Kerieyueres 3. 'FoeuetsS ""''''" sD"";'-
Gent!ernen's Patent silk and Beaver Hats,
Chiidren's Trafalgar and Eri1,ne do.
Elegant Leno Pjcquct aud sewed mullins,
Do Robes and Dr.ies,
ColuuredItaiiau Cranes for Ladies DreGas
Silk, Cotton and Worried Hofery
irh Linens, Lawns ard Sheetings,
"A Cotton Shrcipg (0ry fra
Ladies Xiii Saoes,
Calicoes, Can'S...Ss chau.brays, Cotton ard Thread
Laces, &c.
And in daily expectation of receiving by the Pro
teareis FROM Liverpool, large aiartmsnt of coarie
Woolens, &c. IN Of which will be fold very low,
whoeiaIe aud retail, Tor cath, ihort credit to
Pui'clgai ouitomers.
Sept so If
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EOR SALE

q, Tract OF LAMB, lying OF Mattopony ri
yer in the county of Kins William, about two
mies above Frazsrs Ferry, belonging the eate of
Wiliani Brooke, deeeaied. This Land lies ren,arka-
bly, well, and contains 700 of high land and up
wards ofone hundred Of wild oat nlaril, which
afford delightful range for aoek. The fae will
take Phase on che Sd day of December next, on the
Premes' on the following terms, to wit One fourth
OF the Purchafe money be paid the ! # of Janu-
AIRY next, the balance in annual inGal,nents, with
ntereit from the da'e if not puntfnally paid a more
particular Description of this Land is thought unneceC
larry as thoie who are inclined purchaie will doubt
sls vie" II. The Land will be lhewn TO any perion
diipoIsd to purchaie, by Mr.. Wnl Alvey adjoining
the Premiles.
RICHARD BROOKE, E..cutor.
~ IL Should the land not be fold on that day. it
will be rented for the enfuing year.
Nov. II. 6t
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R1cRMoND. TUESDAY MORNING, No1EMBER "a. 1907.

| BY virtue of Decree Of ClonceGer county court,
bearing date Jane term 1907, in Tut in Chance
ny therein depending, in which Philip Tabb was
complainant, and Mary Anderion :secutrx and
Device of Matthew Anderion, decd. defen-
dans. We ihal! on Tuelday the ioth of Deem
Der next, il fair, oherwiie the mex, fair day pro-
coed TO fell for cath,
a LII that tract parcel of LAND, OF which the
Il iaid Matthew Anderfon died ieized, lyirg &
being the iaid county of Glouceer, on the North
river, commonly called ard known by the name of
the Exchange. The iae will take place the pre-
mites for the Purroie of a.islyirg the fad Philip
Tabb, debt of s9SE SIS * Sd. with utrreit there
on after the rare of hvePer cent. per annuln, be
computed from the 10Th of April, 1906, till paid :;
alto, the further fun OF 25oG with intereG thereon
at the rate OF fix per cent per auuun. be conpu
ted from the 10Th day of April, 300 rill paid and
the colts aud charges attending the laid fale.
}sMEs II: ROY ROY; ,
GEO. w. BOOTH, }
Nov 10. ep4w9
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NDJU1ANT GENERALS ofF7cE, )

y
RIcuMoNp, NOVEMBER II, 1907.
by the General Orders of the 9TH Of July laff, IT
- is dreetee, among other things, that correct
nuhertois and infpeet,on returns Iof tie aaebgenis
sa e seoe,a' 6iviiianJ. forming TIE gpci0 of tb ate
IF one bsr5red b,at0nd 1a, required Ly tie P,e,ia1t
IF fbe Usifed Sfne5,1 he made the Adjusan- Gene
RAJ, who's, without delay, alre.ed tranimt copies
to The Secretary Of War"
As It was NOT expressly fated by whom thefe re-
turns we're TO be made, it was expected, of courle,
that they would be forwarded by .he Brigade Inpec-
tors copnteGgpsd by the Brgader- Generally to the
Major- Generals, aud by the latter this Office. Pre-
tuning thai this rn,,r;. may have becu inrenlvi
be purified am inGruaed by the Governor to re-
gueR, that the returns alorefad may be tranni,ted
70 thisctrce with tle further delay poflible.
If no iuch returns have yet been made to the Ma
jor Generals and as they have been called for by the
Secretary of War, am further intfru4ed by the Co.
vernon requef that they may be ediatey trani
mited to this Office, d;rely from the Brigader Ce-
n.rals.
have the honor TO be,
With great rcipea,
Sir, yours obedt Serv't
SAMUEL COLEMAN, D. A. c.
2t
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JAMES BARRON,
No. l..

The Capt. of his Rrirannic majeRy's nip Leopard
has the honor to encole the Captain of the IT, S. Ship
Chesapeake, an order from the hon. vceadmiral
Berkeley comm" nde in chief of his n,ajeays fips on
the North american Cation, reipetaing fome defer
tiers from the niips (therein mentioned) under L;s
command and fuPpofed to be now ierving as part Of
the cf the Chefapeal:e.
The Capt. OF the Leopard will not prefun,e 20 iav
any thing in addition t. what the commander in chief
has Rated, mere than to exPres an hope that every
circumstance Feipettng Them may be odjaRed in !.
manner thai the harmony iahfiGing between the two
countries may remain undilurbsd.
H M Ship Leopard,
AT iea, June 22d 1907.
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TIE boNoyaEie RoBsrs Svitb,1
Secretary effbe Macy. )

William Ware, preiIed from on board the BRIG
Neptune, capt Crafts, by ohe Brtifh frgate Melan-
Ps, in the Bay of Bcay, and has ierved Oh board the
iad frigate months
William Ware isa native American, born on Pipe
Creek, Frederick county iate of Marylaud at Brucrs
mills, and ierved his time at aid mills He alto lived
at Eiicott's mills, Baltimore, and drove waE-
gon, ieveral years between Hagers Town and Balti
more. He alto fsryed Is months ON board the U S
irigatc Cheiapeake, under the Command of conImo-
dore Morris and capt James Barren He is All Indian
looking
Daniel Martin prelied at the fame time and
place. He Is native OF Wetl- PORT in Maliachulet's
about 80 miles 90 the ealtward OF New Port, Rhode
liaud, icrged his time out Of New York, with capt.
Narrowly, in the Caledonia--reiers to Mr. Beria-
MIN Davis, merchant, and MIR. BENJAMIN Coree, OF.
Wet Port. He is colored man.
John Strachan, born the Eailern Shore of Mary
land, Queen Aunes county, between Centerville and
Queens Town refers to MIR. Iohn Pr.ce and -
Pratt, EGq. Kent Hand, y no knows hi, relations
Straehan failed in the brig Martha Bland capt. Wi.
WILL from New York to Dublin, and from thence TO
Liverpool He there LETT the brig and fhipped OIL
board an Engh Guine anlan lie was prefed OH
board the MeamPus off Cape FiniRere to better his
iituatOn he eoniented enter, being determined to
make his eiespe when opportunity offered. He Gcrv.
ed on board the irigate two years. lie is a white
man, abou: > feet inches high.
William Ware and John Srscsau have projections.
Daniel Martha fays he lott his after leaving the fri
gate.
john Little, alias Francis. and Anbrofe Watts, ef-
capped from the Melampss at the fame time, known
to the above perons 10 be AnSr airs but has not been
entered by my recruiting ofieer.
William Ware, Daniel Martin, ard John Straehan
rate, that iome time in February at there was an
entertainment on board the Melampus, laying then in
/ Hampton Roads that while the officers, &c were
engaged and all the lhips boats ezeep, the cautajn
gig, being hoiited in--themlelyes aad the z othe,
msn mentioned, avaied tliemlelyes Of moment to
Ieize the gig and row Oft That as foon as they had
got into toe boat they were hailed to know what the,
were gong to do. They replied, they were going
aihore. a brnk ire OF fnufqaetry Hlantly coinmeir
eed from the ihpl That in defiance of balls and TIM
hazard OF their lives they continued to pull and final
Ily eHeSed their ecape to land, namely, Sow ell
; PointThat they then carefully hasled Up the boa
on the beach, rolled up the coat aud placed that a
the oars in the boat gave three cheers, aud movst
up the country.
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BshjS CO1faFs oSee, Ms,(o!k, YIrgisig. ,

Sin have had the honor to receive your letter
dated yeiteTday, aequainting in reply TO my com
municat.ons addreiied (through misinlormation) to
captain Decatur, which he had done me the kndneis
TO 'raminiit yon that john Murphy, being an ap.
prentice 20 his commander had been dev2 cd u 70
The civil authority but that you 90 feel Jourff
Jut:hed IN delivering up any who are NOT thus
bound, and who nave voluntarily entered the i=rvce
oil the United States unies claimed by the manitra-
oy.
can only regret that you do confiGer yourlelf
authorized TO comply with my requeit; * hav. the
honor to remain, with perfect truti, and repec, fir
year moi obcdient, humble iervsnt.
JNO. HAMILTON.
Zisufs1ant Cir.Lo;r
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Nov. 10.
VALUABLE pRoPERTY-FoR Sale.

By virtue Of Deed of Tru(t from Abraham sher-
herd to TIE fubCribers, dated the 24th day Of May
$500, and recorded in the General Court in the
month of June Of the fame year, lecure the pay
n'eilt Of debt due from the faid Shepherd to Ro-
bert Riddell; and another debt due from the laid
Shepherd 70 Walter Jenkins and Company,
WW Be exsocd to @ BY tie fabc,i5rr5 or one OF tberv
al AUCTION. on Tbniaay tie OH day Of acri wonsL,
q. tie Store HOyf sibe sid SLePbs'd, ia tie county
ef F!uVGznz:
'FE Seven following TRACTS OF LAND, ly-
Il ing III the County of Fluvanna, * Four SLAVES.
No L. tract of 4o4 acres, more or lels, being
the fame tEa9 Of land Nhereon the iad Shepherd
lives, commonly called by him his dwelling houfe
tract. On this traa, part OF it, there is pr-
Or inotmbrance TO David Rois it will be fold fub-
je& that incumbrance.
No. .. a tract of 333 acres, more or lels, lying
Balnger's creek; this trat a. Shepherd bought
2o7 acres from William Pace, and the reidue ne
bought of Peter Brown
No, 3. tra9 Of 1877 acres, more or lrs, lying
on the Rlvanna liver, oppa,e 70 Rsrnerdiburg, being
the fame tra of land Inch a. She pherd bought from,
William aud James Payne
No. l. A tract of l55 acres more or e(s, lying on
The fouth ide o! the Rivannl river, oPpoie ]. B.
Ma2rudrrs berg the fame tract of land which
Shepherd bought from Robert Adams.
No. 5. A traa of i8i acres more or les lying
in tbe fork Of Balngsrs creek being the fame tract
oi iand winch A.ShtpheId bought from David Bullock
and Richard Morris, or from Of them.
Eo. 8. q tract Of SO acres, more IeGs, adjoining
No. s being the fame traS of land which "A. Shep-
herd bought from, Samuel HardeRy.
No. Z, A trat of I725 acres, more or lefs, being
the fame rati whereon the Gore. houe Of A. Shep-
herd hands, and lying on Machunk creek ieven a.
cresand half oftl,is raGl a. Shepherd bought from
Peter Bernard, and the redue of the tract ne boYsh
from William Ballnger.
FOUR NTES.
Ganeiy--Pcuny, oman about 90 years Old. Da-
rieI, hoy about 10 years old Matilda and Wnny,
twofcnale children Of Pennys; tie IRA about years
old, the laft about 2 years old
Tine Gayes will lie fold for tah and the lands will
be fold or the following terms
Ore third ofthe purci,aie money nlun be rad down
iu cam Twelve montns credit frou, he day of fac
viii be allowed for other third Of the purchale
money, ard two years credit from the day Of fate
will be allowed for the other third of the prchaie
money.
The purohafers Of the lands puf give bond for two
thirds Of the purchaie money, AID ecury too, il re-
9tiired aud muG ALTO give o deed Of trait on the
lands purchaed by them, gcure the puuetual pa
Insnt Of the bonds s they become due.
If the purchaiers either Of he lands or nlves do
not comply with the terms of f1le when the property
isr6ck out tieai, the fame properly will ni,iedi
atrly he fet UP to falr again.
II all the properly lbould 10, be fold the frt day
the iale will be continued from day to day untipa i.
fold.
]. PRossER, 1'y'"'
Richmond Nov TO- eoIn,
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A TEACHER

{ NAPABl.E OF nfruang i'll the Greek and La
~ TIN Languages Mathematics and Geography,
ard who can produce tei;imonsls of unexception-
ably coed moral character, S WANTED to fuperin-
tend an old eRablhed Academy in the country
a liberal ia!ary is allowed and the iituaton poeles
'he advantages OF healthneis and good fociety.
Reference for further information may be had on
applying at the Office of the Enquirer
Nov 90 n.
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B,h;@ CerfaFs Office, No-fau, pT,ginis,3

SrR-Mr John Murphy, matter of the Britifh n,er-
chant ihiP Herald, in this harbor, has repreented to
me that John Wilton, feaman under articles TO that
hip, and John Murphy This ion) apprentice, beth
inblecfs OF bis Majey, have deiered and enliRed at
the rendezvous, for the naval fervce of the United
States, in this Borough, requefing ufe my of
neal interpolation with you to obtain for him the
eovery OF the Perfons before mentioned 1t has there
lore become my duty to folcit that the icaman and
apprentice in queRon (fthey foud have entered for
the navy of the United States) may be returned to
the matter of the Herald, and the performance OF
their respective engagements board Of that hip.
have the honor TO remain with perfett truth and
reipset, hr, your mott obedent, humble iervan,,
JNO. HAMILTON.
I,S f,,,
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INHrI ALCOCK.

IOaN ALCOCK,
Lgtorms bis risadt and ne aGe al large that be Las
jgP ,reeiVei aud obtaigg, aoor 10 AleQ;r
Prefer and Meao,re'r vr0dae, ia,Pr @1o,t0,eni e/
M T. X II A N d II T.,
CONSISTING OF THE FOLLOWING ARTICLES:
CARPEN s and joiners Tools, iron and leel
~ Locks aud Hinges, for houle work aud cabinet
Ware. | alto carry on my
CABINET R4NUFACTORT,
ufuaI, adjoining the fire iniuTance Office and have
on hand three thouland dollars worth Of furniture flu
ii.ei in the beE workman.like manner and in the
newell faihon. Alfp windlor Chairs. will fell all
OF the above goods, Vsry oSO for cah good paper
a: Mort date.
Sept. s. eptf
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B.hie Ce.E.rs oaee, Ma,csn. k1,.riu;a.1

BSijs Co.fhTs 0gfee, No,fox. ITrsi4;a,2
6b 17aycB SO7.
SIR-The men named in the margin deferted
i'ne time since from his Maefys flip Melampus in
Hampton Reads, By running away with her gig, and
the three rit are tated have entered the reudez
vous now open here for the ,:nttment of feanen in
the iervee OF the Urited States. AS the Melanipus
is az preient in Hampton Roads. fubmit to you, FIR,
the prophecy of Yoor di-eeog .hef (,oua ,l,o
h=v- e"terd fr your iervice) he returned their
dutY on board his Mojetty's flip before mentioned.
have me honor TO remain, with perfe9 truth aud
reipees, FIR, Jour mott Obedient, humble lervaut
JNO. HAMILTON.
Hiiiis1u Hare, Danid MARTA, Jain Sfr1e5an,
John Little.
Capt. Dssafm.
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CASH SALES.

10 De o.d tor ready money, IN purfusnce of deed
of rruf, from David Rofs, Efo. bearing date on III.
9th day of July, 1905, aud recorded in the general
COURT IN order raife the fun of dolls. 1000 and
upwards, and The charges and expencss Of fale.
, NOSE well known MILLS with the appurte-
nanees ia the city Of Richmond, called the CO.
infnbisn Mills. Two undivided third parts of the
Deep Run Coal Pits, in the county Of iienrico, con-
tanning about $50 acres more or eis Two undiv
ded third parts of the Falling Creek Coal Pits in the
comfy OF ChcGerheid, containing about hundred
acres Two undivided third parts Of the Dover Coal
Lands in the county Of g ,ochIand, containing about
ninety aeres, which three leyeral Tracts OF Coal Land
were held in partnerbP between rhe faid David Rofs
and James Currie, decd, The Columbian Mills &
sppurtenahces, inbjea ground ren, TO Samuel
Overton and the fsd Mills and the two tracts OF
Coal Land, rf mentioned. pledged for the fecu-
rity OF fundry fans of money, due to Mrs. Frances
Iabb & VIM. B. Giles, administrator of John Tabb
decd large proportion of which, is lated oy the fad
&ofs to have been paid and other eates are pledged
Tor the balance For further information on this fub
jees rsrfons inclined purchae, referred to the
laid Rois, or it may he obtained application to the
uberibers--rhe laes will take place at the Eagle
Tavern, in the city Of Richmond on Wednesday, the
2o'h DAY OF January sos.
i. w. ROOTES, J
WILSON ALLEN,S 4'"'fff''
Nov. 90. eptE
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BY virtue Of Deed Of TrUR from David Rofs and
Thomas Norvell to the Subscribers, bearing date
the 9TH day Of December LAT, and of record in the
Honorable the General Court of this Common
wealth will he eSpoiedto iale OF Friday the s;h
day ofnexi month (Deeeuber), before the door of
the Eagle Tavern, ia the city Of Richmond at pub
lie auction, for ready money for the purpores in
the faid truit deed mentioned:
1--WE Tracts on PARcsLs or LAND in the
county of Fiuvanna, adjoining each other con-
tanning IN the whole three thouf,nd oge hundred and
eighty acres, be the fame more or els It being tho
fame Lands conveyed to the iaid David Ros by John
Cranberry and Sufanna MS wife, Iittetou w. Taze-
well and ans s. his wife, aud Michael W. Hancock
Also, one other TRAcT in the counties of Montyo-
merry and Botetourt, called FoR1 LEWIS, containing
two thouiand iz hundred acres, be the fame more OF
ieis. WM. G. WILLIAMS,7
JOHN PRO6SER, 1'y''''
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JAMES BARRON.
No. n

SiE--IIaving 20 the utmof of my power fulfilled
the Instructions Of my commander i'll chief have
nothing TO deiirG and muf in copfequsncs pro-
ceed join the remainder OF the quadrou, repeat
ing that am ready give you every aiiitance in
my power, and do moi Gncerely depore that any
lives fl,oIld have been log in the exccHuon Of fer
vice, which might have been adju0ed more amicaby,
only with relped TO outelves bur the nations 10
which we respectively belong.
have the honor to be, fir your obgdient humble
fervant,
s. p. HUMPHREYS.
Lsq1dydat Sea, June %, 1907.
The purport Of the general order faid 70 be inue1
by admiral Derkey was, That each and every vef-
fe Of his fqradron mould take By force they could
be obtained by other means, any Bf;;h deferters
that coud be found board the Chefspeake aud
that the pare Of The commanders Of the hips of his
fqaadton, feareh Ghoud be admitted for american
Geferters."
This as well as my memory fsrves me, was fhe ts-
nor Of the paper haJed by the Whiting officer Of
his Bri'anuie MajeAys hip the Leopard, and Rated
to have been orders recently iiIued BY ADMIRAL Berk-
ley.
There were fevsral names mentioned in the be-
dy Of the dstasnd, neither ol which were known 80
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Captain Decatur.
MerfaM. 1zareL TIE stL. 1907

Norfolk, 17areG tie Sfb, 1907.
SIR-Your communications with captain Deca-
tur have been trannlited to me by thar officer
mrit obierve in anfwer, tina, John Murphy sp.
Pearng 20 be apprentice his commander has been
delivered To the civil authority
do noe feel myel juliifed in delivering any men
who are not apprentices, and who have voluntarily
entered into the tervce of the u States ules claim
ed BY the n!ag;itracy.
have the honor to be, with high refpe9, fir, your
obi. humble feryant
a cIHyCI AID
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e aies at ancsior.

fpHSe Tsn far ready rosey, Saturday he Gst5 mr.
al toe Eagle TaVey1, ia tie cir. of Ri-5zzsnH:
4 VALUARi.k TRACT OF LAND, lying part
I 3 ~ in Hanover aud partly IN Goochland lately
the property Of John s. Moore and adjoining the
Lands OF Eilha Leake, Samuel Molby, VIM. Wood
fon and Others and containing by eaiation, Ave hun
dred and hxty acres.
W. B. GILLIAN
Nov. 10. tdf
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u vir,ue Of Deed of TruR, executed to me By
= ctrtsin lanes Gatewood. on the third day Of
May 1877, ,"r the purpofe of fecutirg III, payment
81 dent 70 ilerGsrion McCaul g; Co. will be fold
70 the highrH bidder, for ready money on the goth
day Of The pretcn; giouth, ar the Elgle Tavern ~
tie city Of Richmond, 'rraa Of LAND. containing
too hundred acres Wing on the waters Of Tye River
in the county Of Arhtr6.
ALEXs, Stuart, T,nfel.
Nov. TO. tdi
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~ FOR SALE.

Anl may be Fen at TIE Be!L-Taoe,n,
ONE OF THE MOST ELEGANT FAIR OF
BAY II ORS S,
hat has ever been exhibited in the City of Rich
J r'ond-ohe of them 8 and the other 6 years old.
November 90
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MORE CHEAP COO Ds.

John KING, again RESPECTFULLY informs his cuff
y toners and he public. that he has ua received, by
the late arrivals from Philadelphia and New York
general afTorrnent Of
FASHIONABLE So Seasonal BILE GOODS,
Which are opening his Store, the ircond door
below the Fagie-Tavern; where they may be had
upon good terms for caf as at any ether place in
the City. November 6--eptf
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FOR SAIR.

FOR SALE.
TENTtE halF r valuable TtAcr OF LAND con-
tanning oJo acre., IN the county Of @ joehland,
about two mite, SHOVE the court houie, called IiT.
rte GRrgE, and Oh James River one third Of
which Is prime low grounds. On tic 'rraa Is a va
inibls Manufacturing Mil aud about 1900 fruit trees
with two good dwelling horfcs, &c &c. Great az
COMMUNICATION will be given in the payments, part u
Which may be made ~ g. 6, and ten years-For terms
apply "a Dsnl. Couch on the premifrs, or to
Tt05. No2VELL.
Nov Iss H.
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WANTED,

Or pHrebaj. or 6ire-
a GOOD COoK-A man will be preferred; &
, liberal price allowed. Apply at this Office
H"V IL epG
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UaheJSts, f,isafe cbejsesslc, cb,s3esi.7

E")I IN"e |sfds iJDt.
srR-Yeferday at o ~. M the wind became ia
vorabe, and knowing your anxiety thatthe flip Should
fail With Oh poibe drlPatch, we weighed from, our
ttation ~ Hampton Roads aud Cod to fes in Lin
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rNR SALR.

IfIN SALE.
'HE fubierbsf j., defiTOas ut fslli1g lis PRO
Perry U this cry. The purcfaler will be
Accommodated With tilJe j.. required giving lst-
tsiattnrY ieeurity. sAH1'I. GREENBOW.
y9Sa;:7
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No. g..

know of no fuch men as you defcrbe. The ofi-
GERS that the recruiting iervice for this hip
were particularly intru6tsd by the government, thro'
one not TO enter any dsierters from his b. M Ships,
nor do know of any being here. / am ALTO nRrua-
ed never to permit the 81 any flip that COM
msnd, To be mueFed by any other but their own Of
heers 1t rs my ddpoiton to PreGerve harmony, and
hope this anwer to yoar difPaich will prove fats
factory.
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