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from the army, with he iiaings of peace !, but
that very few demonars,ions of 10y were Rewn,
die people being indifferent political events: That
General Bennington had been removed from the
command of the Ruian army, and another "a Rniian)
appointed in his place; that this fuppofed
have been oceaioned by Bennngfens oppolition to
the rese. and that his cc.e5rity officer eon,n.
ued very great. Bsfon Ccaiinel.
Bottom. in SO days from EIiineur informs, KAT Br-
th iquadron lay ,here the S,h Aug. confHing of a.
bout 20 fail OF the line, from 30 frigates LARGE
number OF hps and brgs bomb veiels, fire fhps 81
200 fail OF rranforts, with 10000 troops Many Of
the vehels were loaded with ordnance CAPT S-fur
ther informs, that Bftiih r,nier landed at Eljneur
and proceeded to Copenhagen enquire the Daniih
government, whether they intended fide with the
French or Engh and that the anf~er was, that they
intended to PFeieIve their neutrality. H.
letter dated Liverpool, Aug. Is, favs athe ap-
Pearances OF rupture with Am.r,a have iu5ided &
| Admiral Berkeley will be recalled"
Mr.. SAMSON on the 18th TILT. had an interview
| with Mr.. CANNING, on the fabject of the milf
UNDERTAKING. WIKI America. The mininer informed
him, that he had fen, to the American ENJOYS, to
know whether they had received any farther inform
alton adding, that If they had government was
ready to enter into amiss5ie as;ufuent of all Tgr-
enee.'-Ihe anfwer was, that they had received no
iuNrudicns'
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MARSIAL's SALES.

W. I'LL be fold, to the bghelt bidder, for ready
" money, undera decree of the court of the u.
nted states Tor the fifth ereuit in the Virginia diff.
tr'a, between Phoneas Bond attorney in faa for RI.
n 81 oil Ezskcel Edwards, plaintiff, and David
KOS and others, defendants, in order to rafe the
u,i % iSeen thouand tx hundred and lixty.fix dol
lars and iixtyGx cen,s due and PAYABLE tbs frl do,
OF 'at month, and the erpcnfes and CHARGES a,.ndn,
the i1ie; member of very valuable SLAVES
he iaie Will take place at the Oxford Iron
inc county OF Campbell, on the 23d day of sep,sn-
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Est,ase sru l,tser, dated L.nase, 6rsgs IL.

"Mef.s Mullets have juif received Information by
way of Paris, that the Shephertes, Doan from Lon
don, to New-Ysrk, having been carried into Bilboa
the judge at Biboa has declared the capture to be
unjuitiable, and has condemned the oaptors With da
images and intereR. The reafons given by the cap.
tors for detention were-lR. The French decree oil
the 2if November, declaring England to be in Rat.
OF blockade--2d That fhe carried p,ore paifepger.
than her papers mentioncdsd That her bills Of lad
ing were not figned."
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FRENCH EHFNINC SCHC0I.

Ma Ill be oPeRsd on THURSDAY the sen Of
OCTOBER next, and continued E5ERT- H..
FENING, from five till uiue o'tloek, on ,Le naip-
rtet nEhe upper part Of the Holle at prcent oeeu-
pea by Garter Page, Efq. For terms ARMY to
nnthony pezer' teaeher Of the French Language, az
ooe'' Halers Academy, in Richmond.
Sept. 22. cd,
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w A " + E D,
FOR TIRE ENSUING YEAR,

a N oVERSEER.--Non need apply hu, on,
. who can come we'll recommended for ho,,efiy
i"Srety, indu'try * thorough knowledge of farm.
ing: To perfon of this defcrip.ion, liberal wage:
will be given.
EDWIN JAMES HARvIE.
Augua 7. If.
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Sept. l..
Sept. 90.

0' v'''Is " SFe3 "'g@ e'terd TO BY Mr.. FIX
Liam G. Garner, for de p",oge Of iseay,.r %. esy-
mt@i Of certain lzr Of asocy he, Elm ms.!i,uea :Ore
tie, T0i1 Zoe legal exfeaees ofs.nrg ,St ,is .,rf
EaH, 0" MonaayMs 1917 day Of O9sJs,. nev., lt.ee.en
Hs bsa'i sns and ve 0eio.k, Ps. proceed 70 jt1 a.
TIE E1s'e' 1aV,n, tie CRY eRi.ka,end (. lie kis5-
ST 5ias-,, fer ready s7,ney,
4 CERTAIN MESSUAGE and TENEMENT.
L l. "fsreon is a brick Houle, forty fix feet long
ADD twentyfour feet WIDE two i,ores h;gh. with %.
ther buildings and improvements, now occupied br
Meiirs Henderion and Robertion merchants adipin.
ing the public fquare wcG of the Cnust Houle, in
the town Of Charlottesville.
SAMUEL. OWEN.
Sept. &c. ,df
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pIrFEEENcEs WITH AMERICA:

The following relolution and circular letter have
been drawn up by the American Chamber of Com
merce Of Liverpool
AT general and very numerous meeting OF the
members Of this AGlciation, held this day, it was
R5j0ivrd nnanisnsge,, Thar the following circular
letter. pTeixed this relouon, be printed, and that
she Vice Preiiden, lin the abfence of the PrebdenD
be requefed fgn the fime, on behalf OF the Anne
rican Chamber Of Commerce in Liverpool, and to
tranfnlt copy thereof to Philip Saniom Eiq Chair
man of the Committee of American Merchants in
london.
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By a gentleman who came pafeRger in the Perfs.
veranee, arrived az Bottom from Rufia, we learn,
thason the 9th Augul, "a late date from that qusrter
II Englifh fail of the line, under Admiral Gambler.
had psi'ed the Sound, and were taking in water at
Elueur and that in the Caoegat, other ihps bound
Up were met with THAT none were permitted by
Admiral Gambler TO land on the Dsnih ore, eKeept-
ing one or two Of the chief officers THAT no ex
ps&ations were entertained at Copenhagen or Fig.
nelr, of any attack Of the EngIf on the Dania poi
ieiions; and that the object Of the expedition was
KEEP; profound iecret That S,rsfund flhlconti.
nusd in the hands Of the Swedcs, and that no ne,,
military event had occurred in Pomerania: That
the Emperor Alexander had arrived AZ Peterf,ursh
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BEN. MOSBY, d. M.
JOSEPH SCOTT, NV. ID.
Augua 7th, 1907. Gag

- BY eonfen. OF the parties, the fale above
mentioned is poaPoned till the 18th day of Oao-
Der next when it will take place at the Oxford Iron
WorkS-and by the Ike CONTENT, III b. fold under
the decree aforeaid, nine thouland fix hundred
Of LAND, more or lefs, ltuated Oh Calayvba Creek.
and the waters thereof, in the county of Boteourt
granted to the iaid Rcis by twenty two feveral IA
tents one for goo acres, bearing date the I2,a dav
Of December, 1885; the other twenty. one ;,1,sn,s
bearing date on the i3;h Of May, 1885, and which
are as follows; one for S62 acres four for 500 acre,
eaeh twoior 900 acres each; ono Cor ninety acre.
one Tor no acres, one for l5J acres one for 4qo
ore'' one Tor $50 acres one for 90 acres mn. for
~ acres, four for four hundred acres each one fr
three hundred and Gsty acres one for $50 acres
Tor $50 acres ard one for 81 acres the rre,eq and
Bounds OF which Lands will appear by the f,id ps-
tents as nentionedin the iad David Rolss deed
10 bur~eI S'arke ard Others bearing date on the 9Th
OF Jn0e, 1875, aud recorded in the 0snersl Court
he iae Of the Land aforelad will take place at the
Eagle Tavern, in the City of Richmond, OH the gin
day of O2O5er next.
BEN. MOSBY, D. N. FOR
JOS SCOTT, II. v. Oct.
HPFPoTE, DAVID ROSS.
Sept. 10. T.,
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MARSHAL'S SALE,

BY virtue Of Decree of the United States Cosrt
for the fifth circuit and Vir mia DiAra pronoasc.
ed May term, 1907; between the Executors Of
John Somervell, deeeaied, plaintiffs, ard David
Rois, defcpdant.--Wi!l be fold, for ready rncpey.
on Wedneiday the esd of September next, 10 mach
of the
NkACf or LAND, commonly called & known
L by the name OF the FALLS PLANTATION.
lying in the county of Chener6ed, as vii. rare the
iun OF one thouand Fix hundred and eighty dollars,
with interea after the rate Of Fix per cent per aun.n,
from iIt January, 1907, till pad and COTS.
D. The iar will take place OF the pren,res on m.
Cay above mentioned, preeiiely a, twelve o'eoek.
tn: II. Drew, D. NJ for
JOS. SCOTT, ii. v.p
Sept. /. ,sc
b. The above faie. is poapcned (by eonfea,) till
Wedne'day the Th Of October rexs, When il WIN
certainly take place.
TN: II DREW, D. NJ fos
JOS. SCOTT, M.vp.
Sept. &c. tsc
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mad from Go'terburgh arrived this morning
Bringing news from Cotteu5urgh Of the 9Th, which
Rates that ca ;he 81 Admiral Gamblers n-es paded
the found faluting Crombsrg Cattle as It psged, and
receiving falIse 10 return a great number of En-
gih lhips Of and trsnlpors ALTO laid 20 have
PsG.d Co;tenburg on the 9th aud 5th --'rhey were
probably the "a and 80 expeditions. A letter from
Copenhagen Informs tina, orders been received
~ the fihabtsn, in the 5aburbS prepare for lodg.
ing large body Of cavalry. Anc:hsr bulletin has
bee received nj the operation againlE StrslJnd but
is IS Of .i,tle importance The King Of Sweden feut
bis propofl FOR Armilics in wri.lng-i: was made
verbally before Bu. Brune replied that he could not
sceede 10 except the condition Of ssalsnd being
1arest. rel 10 the French.
q gentleman is arrived who ei. Tonnibgso on the
OH, au1 Copenhss m on the sh--a. this time there
were two Bfi.ia Gsets is the Batc. AsmirsI Cana-
bigr's lnd the ieeond dy.non wh;sh f4cd from tNs
Downs.
IN soJIsqa-nee Of fofse. Information iaiJ 20 have
been received, rela,ve sihs ferret Ag,eIss Of tie
treaty between Ru6l aud France, 5r stephen Sharpe
Corol Pt;srlbnrg wlfo has been il this ooun.
cry noon Leave, vas dilPa eheI ysfcrIay npon fps-
r.. .-... - .4s ..rs'sn g,ssI1e;L
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(CIRCULAR.)

SIR,
A Meeting of the members Of the American Cham
Der of Commerce, at this port, has been convened
this day, for the purpofe of rakng into confederation
the prefer,t ferrous and critical ate of affairs rela-
ting to the intercourse between the Brtiih Empire
and the United States of America.
When it is conidered how enentially the vital in
terslfs of both the countries concerned in main
tanance of the relations, of aity and commerce. and
particularly at the prefent jun&ure, it. nun be the
with Of every incere friend to his country, whether
BrtoA Americas, thathe(c reiatons 56ld rot in
terruPted. unef uch interruption By rendered. newt
table by foa,e imperous and irreabls nece1ty, ari-
ling from that regard which it j, incunbent every
country to pay 10 ITS honor and intersf.
if the manufacturers & merchants ofthis Kingdom
Erall be convinced that the conduit Of TIE Brfi 60
wernment towards the United States of America has
been, and continues. fuch as becomes governIine mt
asirous OF prriervng the relations of peace and ami
ty and If it fhould be found thar thefe relations
cannot longer be pre(eryed, wishout compronli!lpg
the honor, and thereby flcricng the be interss Of
the Brith empire, it 10 hoped there no faeriices
priva,ons which the manufacturers and mer-
chants VIII not eheerully fubmit, in order to prevent
fuch eorIeduences.
IF, OF the contrary, the Manufacturers and ner-
chants OF this kingdom hall be convinced that the in-
sercoure, which has fulfilled for more than TWEEN
ry years, between The Brith empire and the United
States OF America, with 70 many and uch progreive
y increains advantages to each, is ia danger Of be-
ing interrupted by afertion claims, incorpsti-
bic with due regard the equal rights Of both
tries, or by unjuf conduit on the part of either the
Brthh government, or of any portions acting under
liza authority, il then becomes duty exercifs that
invaluaole privilege, the efental balwark of the Br-
tin Conftitotion-of respectively making fueh repre-
Ientarons 10 the government the circumstances of
the cafe may require.
And as theic circumstances may be fueh as to rem
der it highly important that the perfons making uch
approximations houid at with promptusls and in con-
cert, am requeaed to inform you, that g fuch cir
tumfances fiould arile, the members Of the Arer-
aan Chamber Of Commerce in Liverpool hold them
ielveS in readirsso correfPond and cooperate with
the manufacturers and merchants OF Great Britain &
ireland, for the attainment OF the important oLiefs
berein mentioned. have the honor to be, Sir, your
o5edent Servant,
JOHN RICHARDSON, Vice PTefidens.
Liverpool, AuguA ~, 1907.
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STATE PAPER.
tFRoAi Tng sERftAN.

FROM the GERnAN1
Note OF Mr.. Canning, Euglih feeretary of na,e for
Foreign Affairs to Prince 5tahrsm5erg, the AuR,i-
IA Aota4l9oT az Londep.
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az cIT7- POINT FOR ROTTERDAM,
TIE good fsf filling eeppsr- Le..smsa Sip,
$50, RUSSELL, Capt. TAnrx,
,,.ISXGSN< Now ON her feeond VOYAGE, is In
&lALAsh complete ord,~ for the reception Of
nSsssss:S- cargo, and having large proportion
OF the fame engaged, will be dispatched in al the pre-.
tent month-ior terms of freight apr;y 10 Richard
Blow, Efq. Portfmouth, r. q a. Pollok ts' Co.
Richmond, or BUCHANAN y POLLOK.
Petersburg, Sept 9. ep;E.
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A letter dated Liverpool, Aug. IS, fays. ".he ap
Pearances Of rupture with Am,r,a ha We iubiided &
admiral Berkeley will be recalled"
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FOR SALE,

Fredericksburg, September is.
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] kPPPoTE,
Sept. 10.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-07-03
AARON BURR.
SrVorn 10 in otsn Can't
the toM 1uac, 1907.
w. MAHsHALL,. CAk.
Srl.Y II

This affidavit being read, -:
Mr.. Hay begged leave to notice &c tic
court AND the opposite counsel, that in
conformity to the intimation which he
had Yesterday given, he had addressed
ale,tcr to the ptcsident, mentioning THO
motion which was to be made this day,
and suggesting the proPricty of sending
on the papers required, bat reserTing to
himselfthe right of keeping these papers
b. him, until the court should see and
determine their materiality. He hoped
that in FIVE day at least thr papers would
be in his possessions; he should however
object to the affidavit pnnduced, and
even to the righ. Of col. barr to make
nv such motions at the present. time
That this was preliminary question,
which he would wisA to be 6rst deter.l
mined; whether any man standingin col.
BIS situation had tight to make such
motion. The fact MAS, if these papers
should ever come to hand, they would
never go out Of the hands Of the court;
for he was satisfied that they could not
be material in the present case, from the
substance Of one Of these very papers,
which was already in his possession
He wished not to waste the time Of the
court; there were however several pre-
lininary points which he should be oblig.
ed to submit to their consideration; and
before this discussion could be ended,
the papers would be here. He confessed
that he was extremely unwilling to enter
into any discussion On these papers,
Gentlemen might take it for granted, if
they pleased, that he felt disinclination
to furnish them with these papers there
was none such. These gentlemen ought
.themselvest to have applied for them for
Pic was satisfied from the character of the
government, that every necessary paper
would have been cheerfully supplied ;he
had no doubt the court and even the OPP
posite counsel, would individually ac-
quiesce in the same opinion. He trust,
ed that the present motion was not made
to show the talents of gentlemen he as.
sured them, that if gen. w. should come,
they would enjoy such splendid op.
portunity to their hearts content; he in
tended to cast. no reflections upon the
counsel personally; but requested them
once more to deliberate upon his proPo-
sitions. n,..:
- Mr.. Martin would assure the gentle
man that there was no need fog further
dclibcration. Itisstrange that this gen.
tieGan should so much complain of the
Disruption OF time, At the very mo.
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FROM THE VIRGINIA. ARGUS.
TRIAL OF COL. AARON BURR.
coETINuED.1

Present JoNN MARSHALL, chief Jus.
tee Of the United States.
And CYRUS GRIFFIN, judge Of the
district of Virginia.
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Debate on the motion for q Subpoena
Duces Tecum.

We0neSdoy, June 10,
An afidayit WAS drawn uP y" Mr.:
Burr, stating that certain paper in the
possession OF the president might be ma.
terial to his defence which affidavit is
in the following terms: re-
AARON =. BOHa' Court Ut @ ;[t& =: IS $:
Us,rrp STATES yict ofTJrginia.
AARON BURR maketh OATH, that he
hath great reason to believe THAI letter
from gen. Wilkinson to the presiden. of
the u. S. dated 21st Oct. 1906, as men,
toned in the presidents message of the
22d January, 1907, to both houses of
congress, together with the documents
accompanying the same letter, and CO.
ry of the answer OF said Thomas JefFer-
son, or Of any one bv his authority to
the said letter, may be material 10 his
deIcce in the prosecution against him
and further, that he hath reason to be.
lieve that the military and naval orders
given by the president of the U. S.
through the dep rtments Of war and Of
the navy, the officers Of the army and ma.
w, at or near the New-Orleans stations,
touching or concerning the said Burr, or
his property, viii also be material in his
defence.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-03-03

syY virtue of a deed of trust executed to
~ the subscribers by John Henderson of
the county OF Albemarlc, TO secure the
payment of certain debts therein mention
ed and for otner purposes, we shall expose
to sale, by Public Auction, before the door
fthe Tavern OF Mr.. Triplett t. Estes. in
the town of Charlottesville and county of
Alhcmarle, on the f2th day of March next,
John tIcndcrson's interest in the following
Property, 70 wit:
One certain tract or parcel of AND, on
the waters of Hardware river in the said
county, containing by survey six hundred
and siXty-siX acres, adjoining the lands of
Christopher Hudson, Henry Copeland and
Mhers.--Alsc, about six acres Of LAND,
IN or near the town Of Mii.on, on which
there is valuable l-seat--Also, All un-
divided interest in LOTS in the said town
of Milton, his proportion being five lots
Also, the life estate of Mrs. Elizabeth Hen
deTsn1 in and to the LAND and HOUSES
near Milton at present occupied by Mr..
Thomas = Sandoph-AlSo, two thousand
acres of LAND on Tayior's creek in the
counties of Jefferson or Scott IN the state Of
Nentucky--Als the interest OF Hill Carter
under the VIII Of Edward Carter, deceased
to certain LANDS in the state aforesaid,
which interest the said Henderson purcha-
sed of the said Hi Carter-Also, the in
tcrest of the said John Henderson as distri-
butee Of his father Bennett Henderson, dec.
in and 70 a certain tract Of LAND in the
county OF ScOtr and state aforesaid, suDDo-
scd to be four hundred acres-Also, tho like
/ interest in and 20 certain LOTS in the town
of Milton-Also, o2e BAY HORSE-h!!.,...
a BOND executed by James l.. Henderson
to said John, for the title - certain lands
( in Tic state Of KcntGcly As thc residue
OF the money arising from The sale of the
above mentioned property is to be paid o.
yer by ~ to the proper creditors of John
: Henderson, authorised to receive the same,
: it would be TO the interest of those credi-
/ tors to attend tie sale and force the pro-
/ perry to its proper value. Acting as trus-
tees, We shall only convey the title to the
/ above property vested in us as such.
! JaUcS Ic7vis, } ,,,
H1otihr7y Henderson, '"S'ee"'
! Feb. II, 1907. w3t
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COMMITTED to tho Jail Of Prince
~ George county on the Goth day of Au-
gust last, negro man who calls himself
JIM-says he formerly belonged to James
Binford, dec. of Henrico county, and hired
out the present year by Benjamin Binford,
a SON of said James Binford, dec. to n certain
Reuben George, also n resident OF Henrico
county. He is about feet . or inches
high, of dark complexion, has a small
scar on the upper part of his breast, inn
mcdiately under his chin-he says he left
Mr.. George sometime in July last-his
dress when committed was an old blue broad
cloth coat, the balance consisted of Virgil
MIA cotton pantaloons striped with black
cotton, and vest striped with copperas, and
a black hat. The owner is requested to
come forward, pay expenses, and take him
away. BLANKS MUDDY,
Kecher Of the Jail.
November 30th, 1906 I'm
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DIRECTION

cit is urged in behalf of the claimant,
that it is now in proof that the money wa&
advanced for secret services of political
nature. That argument could not by the
officers of the treasury, be taken into COM
sideration, because they were bound to re-,
quire positive proof of the application of
the money in order to credit M. Beaumar-.
chaiS for the expenditure"
ANSWER.
When the treasury debited the account.
of NJ. dc Beaumarehais with the said mil
lion, it had not the declaration of the ,ce-
vernment of France, that the said million
mad been employed in a political secret SER
vice, and had not been given on account Of
supplies. Now this circumstance IS known,
it may balance the account. 1t can be no
more disputed, that the king, who gave the
nine millions, had the power of employing
one of them towards the views and TO the
advantage of the cause which he supported,
than his ministers can be required to dis
close the object of the service in which 10.
was employed; because it is secret which
they ought to keep, and which M. de Ner-
gennes declared it announcement to commuF
nicate even l0years afterwards.
The secretary of the treasury is so Well
persuaded Oft, that he says in his report,
g it must be observed that the declaration
of the French government should be taken
in its strictly literal sense"
After an opinien thus expressed, and
which manifests the respect ard attention
VIC owe u the declarations of government,
it is justly believed that he would not have
hcsitated to strike the balance OF Mr.. de
BcaumarChas account, without comprising
in it the said million, if he had not found
himself bound by the premature opinion Of
MS predecessors, and by the limitation of
Lis powers.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-03-03

and better part of my fellow-citizens, of
whatever sect or party, can only solcmne
ly repeat, as / have done to you, sooner
would have persisted than harbored a
thought subservive ofthe liberties, the hap
piness or the integrality of my country.
Let me always be Judged by my o7rn acts,
and i shall be satisfied. If Mr.. Jefferson
or general Wilkinson ever find any thing to
urge against me, let it be adduced. My
residence is well known, and shall never.
shrink from investigation. Nay more, pre-
sumption, where l cannot repel it by ho8i-
tive hrooG shall be received as good evi-
dence, and the slightest sushicion, which
cannot satisfactorily explain, shall be adj
mitted as guilt.
/ remain, my dear Sir,
With much respect and regard,
Yours always,
JOSEPH ALSTON.
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". H0ight.
Il. ELDRIOcE, II. n. {

UPHOLSTERER-FRom NEw-YoRn,
Has for sale, on the Nqin-Streef, nearlu
ohhosifr hc Old CITY Tduern,
:. a ACTRESSES s. FEATHER BEDS
"A of every description, with large s.
elegant assortment Of PCher HaYriars and
Cnrtain Trimmings, 1Eaiogany Furniture
Ipin1o7y C9ra;ceS, Piano EorteS, sc.
Bed and ITiH2ov Curtains made in the
most fashionable stilc, Uery io.v. Old Mat
tresses worked over &c.
The above articles will be sold for cash
or country produce.
Richmond, Feb. %, 1907. w9m
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-03-03
Ihc / enement,

4 DJOINING this Office, and for several
Aycars past occupied by the proprietor's
family. The rooms are handsomely finish
ed, and sufficiently large To accommodate
n moderate sized family very comfortably.
There are also good kitchen, smoke
house, cellars, &c. with a large garden and
clover lot, in cultivation, and an excellent
stable and cow-house, Apply to the prin-
ter. Feb. "a,