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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-09-28

Of His NIajcsty's Dominions, and 10
maintain against any aladie Erctensiony,
and against any hostile Confederacy,
those just rights which lis Majesty is
always, desirous to exercise with tenn
per md moderation ; but which as cs-
scnti4l to the honor Of his Crown, and
true interests of his People, he is deter
mined Htrer 10 SUTT.Elrr.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-09-28
LONDON, AUGUST, IL

LONDON, AUGUST, IL.
The Rochfort Squadron put to sea
on the lst Of August, but were soon
chased back under the batteries Of Isle
d'AiX BY Sir Richard StraChan, who,
10 use his word on a memorable occa-
sion, was delighted to see them, and was
Of course much mortified, not being
able to get lit them.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-09-28

81 The (" CI5e" Of the 18th says,
The Kings Speech is rather warIike
than a pacific spirit and character. 4
contederacy Of several powers Of Eu-
rope, and probably Of America, direct
ed BIZ France against the trade, COM
mercc and navy Of England, and those
maritime principles which have been
essential to the maintenance
Of our naval superiority is very plainly
limited at il the last paragraph.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-09-28
LONDON, AUG. IA.

Yesterday Parliament was prOrog-
led, in the following Speech from the
hronc, by his Majcsty's commission
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-09-28

The Prince Of MeckIenburg has
been rcinstated in La ancient posses x
SONS.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-09-28

7Hcaefqct8 relate p NE situation OF
qfars 6forc The Chcaqhcake action, and
30 the Treaty returned by the President
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-01-06

rails are of the number of prisoners taken in
the battle of the 18th.
The Emperor of the French is himself
pursuing his successes. The number Of
Prussian prisoners taken from the begin
ming Of the campaign is estimated at $4,000,
and that of the wounded and killed at
10000. They have lost besides 500 field
pieces, and more than so colors.
We daily receive more details of the
first battles that took place between the
French and the Prussian armies, and on the
marches and operations that have followed
them. We present our readers with a
sketch of them:
The first operation which was to be made
by the rear-guard of the French was the
passage of the Saxon Saal. There are two
rivers of that name one, the Saxon, has
its source on the Fichtelberg in the country
of Bareuth, on the frontiers Of Bohemia.
runs into Saxouy, near, Saalfeld, Rudolf
stale, Jesma, Naumberg, Maes5urg, and
Hall, falls into the Elbe near Barby -
The other, called Saal of Franconia, has it's
source in the country OF Hennenberg, eros
scs the low principality Of Wurtzburg, and
falls into the Mein, Oh the left of Schwcin-
furth.
The Prussians had endeavoured to de-
fend the right bank of Saal; they were.
attacked there in all their posts, and were
beaten on alipoints. The French army adj
vanced afterwards in three columns.-Tne
right penetrated through Schieitz, to Gera
and Altenhurgh the centre, by Loben-
stein, to Ncwstadt f; and the left, BY GrciE-
enthal, to Saalfeld. Che battle of the 10Th,
took place in those countries.
The news of that victory over the Prus-
slams was announced by the telegraphe, tc
the different cities of the Empire, through,
which the Biographical lines pass.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-01-06
BALTIMORE, December. 90.

III rs confidently rehorted that certain
members Of congress have 7u,ftten TO their
CORRESPONDENTS IN this cify, that Mr.. Burr's
scheme Of revoiuhonizmg the Westsrn
Country, zOds formed during Mr.. Pltt's
administration, and, under Me ertiress
sanction d thar minister, zvho has, ac-
cordtnS to this ref'ort, to SUPPLY hin, with
froofs, aninunison, Sc. from Canada, to
effect the setlaratien of the Western from
the E0Se,m states, and establish a nezu go
Vermment, at Nezp- Orleans, unoler the df-
recti0Ho Of lhr. Burr.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-01-06

long storms had wrestcd from it, to aggrah-
disc its destinies, to FIX ours, and constitute
the delight of two nations, which will for
ever congratulate themselves upon-having
intrusted him with the care of their happi-
ness, after that of their defence.
Paris, Path Of ITsric, SCI ( Oct. 1906. }
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-01-06
NETWORK. Dec. %.

This morning arrived here the ship Jen-
ny, Ward, 80 days from Bordeaux. Paris
dates to Che 26th Of Oct. Bordeaux to the
30th, inclusive. The latest Battle was that
o. Jena alter which the King of Prussia
asked an armistice Of six weeks, which was
refused by the Emperor.
I"ehth 6u letin--That the French had
entered Mag,lebrrg. nov
Thirteenth Bulletin--Report, that the
French entered Berlin the 21st ofOctol,er.
ne above is a Manuscript memorandum
Of those two Bulletins. '''''''''
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-01-06
FROM FRENcH P.1PERS

Paris, October 20, 1906.
The firing Of cannon. which ogss go.
Gay heard 10 the capital, announced a me-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-01-06

A letter of the date of 18th Dec. from,
Marietta saws, 81 have no doubt brr tbat
col. Burr will push his projects, and thai >.
considerable number of men win collect
near the mouth of the Ohio, ready to eve
cute them; Unless disappointed by checks
expect they may seize arms at the arse
nal az Newport, Kentucky, if not opposed
by me militia at Cincinnati, which would
doubtless be the case.''
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-11-17
ELL GOODS.


KIRBY, DRAKE g. TAYLOR,
Dire ao7o r,eci0i"g BY TIE E5io RoLLA .from London,
LAHGz AND HANDsoME ASSORTMENT
FASHIONABLE GOODS,
OBJECTED hy Il PRIMER or TUE HOUSE, j
aiming 7obie5 oye--
& ONDON ruperfns Cloths,7 -,
4 Kerfey7,eres * 'Foilerets ""1''"' f'A"''''
Gent'emen'' Paten, SILK ard Beaver Hats,
Chi.dren's Trafalgar ard ErG:nc 10.
Elegant leno p,equet aud Sewed mullins,
Do Robes and DreG-s
ColouredI italian Grapes for Ladies DrsIes,
Silk, Cotton and Worried Hof.ry,
irih Linens. Lawns and Sheetirgs,
Al Cotton Shir'ing (os,y fne,)
Ladies Kid Shoes,
Caiieoss, Cambrchs, Chambrays, Cotton and Thread
JaceS, Ssc.
And in daily expectation Of receiving by ':ie Pro
tee'refs from Liverpool large aIortD,ent coarG-
Woolers &c. All Of which will he fold v!.ry low,
wholeiale and retail for cath, on a Mort eedit to
pundual eultoneTs
Sept. 80. It
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FOR RENT,
Aadf e6son gi-er CIrjfma, ncsf for term not l-G
ibaH t6rst no, more than jtven Year,,

Aadfo6:7Sor gi-en Ctrjama, ncsf fo, term not l-G
ira" t6'ef nor more than jsven Year,,
"a TY TAVERN and the plantation thereun.o ad
iVR joining in the oosnty of Meokenburg, about
one nnle from Lady Sk;pwiths and Somerville fer
res on Roanoke river, Il road leading from
the Carolnas, Georgia, &c. to Petersburg Richmond
and the Federal City.
The Iavern-houe is large and conn,odious, good
tables aud all other neceliary houfes--on this
place is good Pr and peach orchard, which never
tail bearing irnit--there is quantity of hickory tim
5erFd land convenient which may be cleared and uf-
e ut the dicresion of the tenant 1t is deemed unne
eeiAry TO fay more as it is preumed that thofc who
with 70 rent would fra view the premiies But the
'ub'cr'ber can with propriey fay the advantages at
tached to this place readers il by far the moi aivan-
geos Rand for tavern and fore in that part of the
corntry. There will be tolera5.e crop of wheat
lowed on the place For terms, Sec. apply to the
tubieriber living on the rremiies.
Howell GRAVES!
Sept. 5. oawsm.
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FIJZwHYLSoNN q POTTER.
BOoX- BINDERS AND srAyONERs

BUCK -B7ND EKS IND STATTONERS
HAVE jua received few copies OF a Trca,ife on
4 L MILITARY TAcTIcs; in which are fully ex-
planned the duties OF Soaisr aud the movements of
an Gr0y, with the rules and regulations degn~d for
the fosecs Of tie Unatd Sts, illutrated with copper
plates, blank forms, &t.
AT a moment like the prefene, when the national
Peaceis involved in uncertainty, the neceiity of
war III great degree probable becomes us to pre-
pare Tor that event, and this treatife offers the
Young officer tuch lcon, in the ,riffa,y fieaee and
fyirriple5 q dfipat, as highly merit his attention
F. e p. have alto received large collie 6ton of
new muhc; Fools-cap, Pof, and other writing Pa
Pers; i'me excellent Peu-Knives, Speetacles for la
dies, &c. sc
~ e. Blank Books of all kinds, Pocket Books,
School Books, and general afiortRent OF Stationary
for ialc.
Richmond, Nov. 10. Iow4w
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9ousGS FOR SALE OR RENT.
NE aahisr,5er is ai,huas9 70 Rent or l.eafr
( feveral cno,n oi'ous ~ MEM EN- rs on Shochce.
tiill. hsicmging TO Mai. VIM. Du-Val, and To the
eitste Of the late Geo Wythe fonts of tho.c Tsnc-
nents well calculated Tor nores, others private
dwellings.-Eie vhes to iel '.ste ieveral valua-
Die TENEMENrs in the neighbourhoo6 of hi. late
reGience, >hc prices of which will he moderate and
time given for the payment-For particulars enquire
Of Mr.. VIM. Dawion, or to
WM. PRICE.
Richmond, Oaobcr 80. Iaw2m.
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ELLIS 81 ALLEN.
ARE orENINe AN EXTENSIVE As;oarMrNr OF
FHLL g FASHIONABLE GOODS,

ARE oFENINo AN EXTENSIVE Aston rME5r OF
FHLL g FASHIONABLE GOODS,
(Seleaed by of ,he rar,nersy
Reeeive' BY TIE CALPe from LsnSor and Pa rnc1prss
ircm Livrcooi:
--<Eoyesr WHICH AzE-
Y EST London fuTer;ne and extra uparfic,. Cloths,
~ and iuperhne double and Jingle miiled kerley-
rneres,
Patent Princes Cords
ROYAL patent Satin Vevets,
Nett Pan.anous,
Cuttings, 1oere.s. SparA, NTsrceli., cerc.(Iia,
Stripes, and r;c, t,fgne SILK, fix Cuttings.
Black Flpren'ines and Mo!eESins for VETS.
Gentlemen vandykcs
Worttei, eotthT,, fix arr. Angola iIoft,
Ladies gaule and worried d.
Plain * laced Clocks do from So II O. ftrong
Black Gotten aud worried ditto,
Genlemen's faihonanIc beaver and patent Glk Hats
Heiiiaus' Boots and drefs Pumps,
Elegant Cambria Jaoonett Rohes,
Sarcenetts. Grapes and opera and imperial Nets,
Italian Silks and Chambrays,
Caribrics and Mullins
Favu Crimfon. Nsgona 8; india Msn.les CT s: 10
MARQUIS of different colours, Spider Ner Baloc:i,
Red,cx vnfe and Barawehe Nfufs and Iippe,s
Ladies heft kid Shoes.
LIMERICK ard Yorktown Glnges,
"A irh Linens. 5-4 Sheetiugs Long Lawns, and
foms IrG. Diaper ard Daraie taSie Cloths,
Iriih and French Cambrichs,
Bruicii's Carpets and Rugs,
Coatngs and Cloths, Ftannes, and ready r'aie Great
Goats. Pe!'tie's Surtou: Goats aud Small C!oathes
&c. &C. &c. which shey will fell very low for csGa
ihorr ored, to good cuttonlers
On. 90. epin,SeoawJIu
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November G..
TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.

Rea aeyqy/yom fbsr5srbsr oHfbs s,vrab eftGi, month
A LIKELY Negro Man, named DAVID twerty
u years old, five feet, feven eight inches high,
Is Of black completion, Pare made, aud has peaf-
npeouarsnance, has black frot on one Of his fore
teeth and commonly ufes his left hand. He has a
np on his breait oecaiiored BY burn when a child.
He is a tolcrable Biackfmith. I exped he will en-
deavor 70 pats as free man. will give the above
reward to any perion for information Of laid Negro,
n that get him again. I do hereby forewarn all
ma1er Of veeIs and oilers from hafboring or carry
ing flid Negro out Of the Gate.
CHRISTOPHER ROBINSON.
Cumberland county, O6t. 20. oawfsg
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.

VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.
In fDrinoree IF Decree Of tie Hy5 Coa,4 e C5,aeryv
fOr TIE Rieiwsqd Dj?Si9 by content of tayfst. he
JoLo7viag prePeyty belonging 10 fbe t?ais o5 Ta0,ss
N"ie,loq, 6seG 7oiR be Jad 10 tie bigsrf Gidier, on
frod't IF tzveive s.orfJs, to zcit:
On Tnsaay @e o9@ Day Of Sr7tr,v5c, a,xt,
I HAT conlmodious ard well iitusted HOUSE 8.
LOT, on the nain-Arect in the city of Wilianf
Burg, at prefent oocupied by Mrs. Camp. ALTO, two
vaoau, half LOTS near the Free School in the
Caid city. The fac to be made on the premifes.
Or h9Sdayfbs l4:b day Of Dee. fohszvirp,
That valuable HOUSE AID LOT, fituated at the
foot of the capitol h in the city Of Richmond in
the occupancy Of Charles BHlher and o.hers The
fale to be made the prerufes. Alto, at the fame
time and place, two valuable T'raasof LAND, lying
on Wills Greek Gate of Kentucky, and within few
miles OF the Ohio river.
There eight thr,y- fifth parts ot the above m.
med property. which belongs to infants, and where
the price Of any ererate Parcel exceeds fourteen
hundred dollars, iatereF with the purchaier muir
be retained in that portion for them.
Additional information may he had on application
TO Robert Ander.on Ct Wlau,fhu5g
TIE COMMISSIONER.
oer-- fawt2SthS lawtlGD S<ept14thD.
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LANDS FOR SALEM ALBEMARLE.

TIE afriber bei,g d.Groat IF yrao9iqg 10 fbs 1ferH
Cosafrv, e9ir5 Fer Sale, biz
TRACT or LAND, in Albemare County on the
4 North River, four miles from Charlottesville.
bred and hlty Of which are valuable bottoms, pava-
bic in the following manner third when poifGi-
on Is given, in caih; one third in Negroes between
twelve and thirty years old, fair valuation and
the balance IN lands i.uased in the lower part Of Ken
lucky. nr in Wea-Tenuenee; whole foil, ftuation
and emay be approved Of by him; if more agree
4be to the purchafer, the third il exchanged for
WeasrD Lands, will be divided into three equal annu-
al payments with intereA from the day poi3eiion is
given if not pun6tnally paid; to be lecnred by a
deed Of true upon the Land. Prelunlns that NO
perfon will Pureha(e without viewing the Land, fur
Their particulars deemed unneceIary this time,
BIZ, will be made known by application to the fubfer-
Der living on the preniiles.
SAMUEL CARR.
November 6. 1aw3wT
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TO RENT,
For TIRE o. fve vears

For three fve years:
7EAT valuable TAN-1-ARD OF the late Mr..
Il Jacob Bocisius, and now occuPiedb the Subicri-
Der iuated the Main-Street of this city, between
the Capitol and Bain of the canal, its convenience.
hyperion any other in this place. large Cur
rying Shop, Cellar and drying loft, fpaeious Bark
Houie, two Bark Mills and IIouies, a Beam Houfe
and every other reqnilte for the tanning of from 90
5000 hides year, executive of fkins Airo on the
fame tenensn. convenient DWELLTNC HOUSE,
Kitchen, Smoke Houe, Stable and Garden, the reu-
ter may he accommodated WIKI about one hundred
cords Of excellent red aud black oak Bark, now in the
Bark Houfe at a fair price.
Pro3olas FOR the above will be received by the sub-
fcriber.
Bond with approved fecurity will he required, ard
pofelliou given Of the whole, except few of the
watts, the fri Of September next. The rsa ION az
gned for offering the foregoing property for rent is
the i'll ae of health of the Subicriber pay thar at
tention the bulinsfs requires. D1ARCU5 ELCAM.
april o. rt ti.. lawtf.
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FALL GOODS.

FALL GOODS.
RICH u OOKE,
Has jaf rsceiDeS tfgrnt qho,teat Of GOODS, eIE
eHietn9 for FIR eytiTs fee;6r, C.2Geine Eff
CUPERr1HE icndOn Cloths and Kerleyrneres,
~ Second Do DO DO
Superfne and fecond quality Coatings,
Foreh Cloths, Plains and Kendall Cot,ons,
Rofe and Match Goa, Blankets,
Vevets, Veivateens, Princes aud Preiident's Cord,
Silk and Worried WaiNcoatings OF various kinds,
Gentlemen and Ladies elk. cotton ., worried dole4y,
Silk Velvets, ahor,ei colours,
Grapes do do do
Sareenetts do do do
Lutelring' DO 10 do For Drstre,.
Do. Ribbons, FriGi Linens aud Lawns,
silk & Cotton Ginghams, IrG, Shcetinos,
| Cotton ChnmbraYs, German Linens,
Calico and Chintzs : Sh:rt;rg Cottone,
Elegant Robes and iilort Dm:tes aud Can,brietc
DreGes, Dinrities,
Pain & iigured Leno's, Clrp-tiugs and Hearth
Do do mild Munus,; Ruggs,
handinne aflortment of Kid and Morocco Shoes,
a few pair of eiegan; CoTar and white top Boots
Al of which he will Eel at the moit reduced price
for caih.
October 10. IF
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FALL GOODS.

TOMPKINS - MURRAY,
H'e ToTo Spc'i9g IN he out4f8oGeb, PsG. Otfr h,,-
" ossatio| BY Mfr. Botn & Ha57st, an esi,nfyr
e6oyfmafof fae GO0DS, rseri,,9 By Ire sir Cabe
from Lo1do7 Tby baos been (I7,d scfb ,7peieg,e -
afea'io7 among fbs~ fjcy evoad Ssr'ieaq,y reosag-
ne7dBri, g6o,fneaf Of L2qSon Sp,3.yfos
CLOfHS, CaGoieres, Toienets and Has, ~ of
~ very hyperion quality. Aiio an elegan, sTort-
ment Of Fashionable Robes, Muillus, Iaces, &c,
They have alto on hand large sfTortrleut d trarGe
Wooieu', Hardware, &c. received by tho Shj Her
itheil, and John and Charles from Liverpool. The
whole iorius complete aiios:ne;,t, vel BIZ OF
attention, which they offer for ale on liberal tetiIis
October 10. r.
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IOHJ hLCOCK.

I,n' bis friend and ne fujfe large. That 5eta,
y 'eeeiVsd, and is .ozv opening. doo, Jfgcs.
Progey and EIoaerrs'f qendue, La,ye o. r,trent Of
NJ Z K c ii n NDIZE
CONSULTING OF TnE FOLLOWING ARTICLES:
CARPENrERS AID loiners Tools, iro, and Feel
" Locks and Hinges, for houle work I'D cnbinrt
Ware. ALTO garry on ray
GARNET ANUFAC7ORr
nfual, adjoining the fire iuiuranc- office, and have
on hand three thoufsnd dollars worth at furniture fn
iihed in the ben worku,au-like manner and in the
newell fahion. ALTO, windior Chairs. viii Tell ali
of the above goods vy iOsr for cah, or good pape,
IL fhort date.
Sept.5 ep:t.
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NOTICE.

~ HERgBT GT1EM.
I HAT 4 PETITION will he prefented to IN.
rev' General A6smbly, ol the Commonwealth Of
Virginia, praying that the right Of .hs fad Common
w-slih 10 the real ena'e Of WIN. T. M, Deed. who
DIED ntehae may b releafed FOR the benefit NJ hi.
Eeph Henry r. Arnhold, who IS an alien, h-vrp
only redcd three years in this Rate the whole ol ,ha,
time in this CITY, who prays TO become citizen I'M
der the fame a6i.
Richmond, Ca.IS. oawsy
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WILL BE SOLD,

To the hghea bidder, Wednefiay the Cd day OF
December next, If fair, il rot, the next fair day, at
the dwelling houie of the late David Pa,tefon. in
the county of Buckingham, about four miles below
the town of W,r.nintfer
TWENTY-FIVE NEGROES, on credit of
one, two and three years. The above Negroes
are nncommonly valuable, and known TO he 20, by
mott of the neighbors. Bonds with approved leeuri-
ty will he required It is deemed necefary here to
n>rt that The Leeatecs are not expected purchafe
much, if any, of the above property
REUBEN B. PATTERSON
Only a7igg Es'r. Of DaDa PahsEar. deed.
Oct %. oaw0ws
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NOTICE,

A PETITION will be prefentcd to the mex, &c.
N neral Aiemby of the Common wealth of vir-
GINA, for te removal Of the DiAria Court now
holden the Court Houie Of Northu-t berland conn
ty, central place, within the ditriet com
poied Of the counties Of Richmond, Weamorrlsnd
Lanoaaer and Northumberland.
We9moreIaod CouTi-Boufs, Sept. 2G.-Iaw2m.
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SAMUEL 3t,;..E,
Qssr' for 'ah, M 81, Nv,f,Yi- N.-v. K.,s al ).
near re e. r I2anas,
LARGE ouAnrIrv or cEArriD
GP p E IRE s,
Of e5eee|,aii. Of Siper f,ee H Iee~ ;er az. net
exeeiied, u o7raiica BY in h;s fa,,, ft6e, In
sSrif'in'fi or qualify, kayirs at eos,9i able
'r0aSie. e0,leestd tie mea epSrSotSA,4,
as"ecaNs 70 tie /taiszriag m.
NIINESOP, Bell Flower. Sum,,-r Cl,.:c, Wiz
w ter Cheefe, Cop,on's HangE.G, My Ample.
June do. July do. Golden Wiiiug, Rawl's Jsors..,
Lowrys Apple, Sums,er Pearmain. Wio..r Pear
MAN, rrueman's do Ligh,fos;s do. any ,s,n,, She
Noie, Harveit Apple, Swee, RuiIetr, l..rg Crab,
Red do. Fla, do. Norpari!l, &c. sc.
November 6. e-~,,p
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WILL BE SOLD.

III PnJhe /ptio0 oaHe 12b day of Dree,r6e- NEXT a,
tic d7o, gfBs Eogs-TaVrys.
p = INETY-TWO ,houfand, feven hundred and
thirty acres Of We!tern LANDS, lying in the
counties of Montgomery, Hlrrifon and Kenswha 49,
q credit Of one, two, three and four years will be
allowed, if Satisfactory fecurity fball he given
SAMUEL GREENHOW.
Riehu1ond, O0,7. oaw If
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REPORT

CONGRESS, Novier {,
Trs following Report
III. nett revenue ~ from, ssr aa: a.. sTcn ss which accrue. during che year
and that
oaius smo"a sas %s 1 a sa 10 $50 $50
quarter.
s ,ss sr s y funds which The iS "'y s
@a,d for and
seand
sseT' sPT"'e
s. 10 ps @ -.5, r. @ C ,ns s 1 s,%
% ssHs ai i fns ssi ss ga % @ Without s
re%oy @ hundred % % do.
Ahigint whole offo'en million
tn. the r hT egs s5s day. OF ss sast 1s s.5 amounted dollar
he sa%ny of December & "00
eai~a'd" 100000
- 25soooo
Department. e winch; s ]
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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-11-17

FOR SALE.
HE fuhfcriber IS defrous Of telling his TRIO
4 PER ~ in this City. The purebafer will be
accommodated with time il required, on giving fate
i'lattory feeurity. SAM'L. CREENHoW.
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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-11-17

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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-07-22
District Of Columbia.

MIOTICEs is hereby giDe,, 10 all ghom II
IN may esncera, That the Consul General
of Portugal to the United States of America,
has authorized the subscriber, to legaiize all
papers that may be necessary for vessels
bound from the ports Of this district to any in
Portugal or Madeira.
Those masters of vessels whe May omit
having their bills of health thus certified, will
be liable to undergo quarantine.
1t is requisite that any article skipped for
account of Portuguese subject, should be
declared, and sworn to, as Portuguese proper
.sy !; and the bills,o lading legalized as above
Lewis Deblois.
May ls. d !
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-07-22
) May TO-
lust RECEIVED,

Us l sKECE1V Els
And now landing from on boardthe brig Mary,
Capt. Hall, from Boston, at Lawrason and
Fowle's wharf and for sale by
Lawrason and Fow1e,
so tons plaster Paris 200 casks lime
$, boxes mould candles 50 do. soap
casks spermaeaeti Oil.
IN STORE,
$50 boxes mould candles; 80 do, dip'd do.
40 do. soap; 90 do. chocolate
so barrels N. E. rum M
s chests imperial, r Il q Al
Is do. young Tyson TEAS.
- S hhds. Mus, sugar ]; ! $ barrels do. 90.
40 do. HAVANA white and brown sugar
$50 baxes Noya-Scotia Herrings
40 do. goldfish 25 barrels fall nackarsl
60 casks raisins
s bales Bcerboon gnrrahs.
AND
SO quarter casks Bellona gunpowder.
June 90. q
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-07-22
SALES Al VENDUE.
|0n every Tuesday and Friday,
WILL BE SOLD,

AT The vEMDuE STORE,
Corner Of Prince and Water streets,
! verissA IF Dry Goods, Groceries, &c.
: p.rt;euiars Of which will be expressed IN
the bills Of the day.
ALI. kinds OF goods which are on llinita-
.;on and the prices of which are established
:, j. any time be viewed and purchased at the
owest lisritation aael prices.
8 P. G. Marsteller, v. M.