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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-03-26
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February ls.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-03-26
FoR sALE,

FOR SIZE,
On advantageous TERMS,
5 A THREE STORY BRICsK W.di e
& n HOUSE, on Union street, -aext door
10 Benisspin shrsye, Jun. yell situated forthe s
.shittaiass or Grocery bushes s-Also, a Loa
of GROUND, at the corner Of Water later ana
w olfe-streets.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-03-26

Z WILL dispose Of my 7.fMK.ERB, IL
4 the town OF Ban4fffiss, together with az
the stock Of Leather and Bark rev On hand
The House and Lot viii bo sold on iibera
credit, or. exchanged for Wet Coods--tAs
stock Of Leather and Bark may be had with
the Lot, for which cash must be given. a
description il deemed unnecessary, as thc.s
inclined to purchase will certainly ylew the
property FRS. 4 viii only add that, the house
is convenient and comfortable, and tie yard
supplied With every utensii necessary for sha
tanning business.
Thomas Faoob,
Dulnfriss, Mspch II. [iSj 2awtt
~ Z. The House and Lot VII be sold I'S
for cash,
Valuable Properly tor Sale
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-03-26
March @.
JAMES BACON,

lanes BACON,
1T ks GRocERy STORE, Oh HIng-sts-eef, has in
eaa3ticu to he's, former stock, -added
a freth Supply Of Genuine Articles in
the Grocery Line;
Which makes his assortment complete.
He ROY eGe''stor sals on 1is usual lo7s terms
Mmcovado Sugars, of various qua
ities,
Loaf aRd Lump ditto,
Imperial, TEAS,
Eyson, particularly select
eYoung Hyson, ed for
HysGn,ssin' and fa1nily sss.
BEST green Coffee,
Chocolate, Of a superior asa!ieY
Madeira,
Buscllos,
Sherry,
Lisbon, ~ rs.
TeneriEc,
Malaga, and
Genuine old Port
Gognac and Bourdealx Brandy,
via JallleuCd .SpilIt, l0i isttliily NaSs
Antigua, St. cIoix, st. Vinceats, and New
England Rum,
Holland Gin,
Irish and country Whisky,
yMolasses, Wine, and Cider Vinegar,
.stonghton's Bitbers,
Mace, ngtmcgs, cloves, cassia, pinlenta
Cayenne and black pepper, race and ground
ginger, basket salt for table use, pearl barley
rice, starch, Zig blue, soap, mould, dipt and
spernace.i candles. refined saf-Petrc, Hotans
indigo, alum, coppesas, madden, brimne,sto
spinning cotton, patent shot all sizes, best en-
ghsh and country made e1lnpowder, segaTs,
and smoking. tobacco, very best chewing to-
bacco.
Hamilton and, Leiper's snuff, Hunters pipes
In boxes.
London mustard, warranted Of superior
quality. Dixon's best ditto, wrapping paper
deEnijohu's, &c. sc. with generally every at
ticie In his line--the whole of which have beer
selected with care, and will be disrosed Of on
the very lowest terms.
Jaly 8.
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= "
10 bales Bedroom Gurralls,
For Sa5e By
joseph Riddle.
nt.reh d3tlawH
Lumber Yard.

vTsIE subscriber respectfully informs his
i friends and the publie in general, that
he has established a Luns5sr Yard adjoining
Colonel Ramsay's wharf, where he Intends
keeping a constant supply OF the best materl-
ais IN that line, and will sell low tor cash OF
on short credit.
James Mcclure.
nsa.sb lg. dat colin I.
~ n. He continues the House-Joiness
business and from bis knowledge In that Inc,
will pay particular attention to anyeorders tor
Lumber that he may receive.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-11-20
LONDON. Sent. L..

IL appears by fome of the letters from Peterborough
TO have beeu undetiood there tina. the Tuniilh CO.
veTnment had applied TO the Emperor Alexander to
guaran'ee TO Denmark the pofeiion cS its heet ard
thae France lhoala nos compel the uie Of j. syainA
and it was not unsl his Ia cssial RTa;eay ha,I
declined interference which might uterrnpt th O.
good understanding he bad enabilnel with France,
that Our government adopted the rcfolution 70 de-
prive the enemy of the with which the Danilt
marine would iusuiih him for cur ainryance. The
htherro unaccouo'ab!e delay which occurred in the
early 'lage %, ouF peratoas in the Bsc, is now af-
erbei 10 the negotiations Of ST Peter.brgb.
September q.
The marriage Of the Emperor of AuAria with RI.
Frincefs Of Sagony is determined on IL is faid thar
the Hereditary Prince Of Bavaria viii receive tbs
hand of the ATehdnchefs Louia the dag liter of the
Emperor.
II has hrtn notified to all proprictors of elates OK
the left bank Of the Elbe, that they cauno; remain i'm
Pfuiia under pain Of oling their here6ia-; rights,
according the regulations Of the Napoleon code now
in force IN thoie eountr les they muR therefore re-
tire from the Pruan fsrviec, aud return into their
country.
His MseHy has dreGed letters to Admiral Gam
bier and General Lord Catheart, exprciiye of his
higheR appreciation Of their conduG. The former
is created Baron and the latter is TO be advanced to
the dignity Of Vicount Of tine United Kingdom.
Sic Arthur Weeaey liSewife to have fome additi-
oual honour conferred on him. Vice Admiral star
hope and Sir HometPopham are to be created Baro-
nets.
Lord Caieior, it !, fe,,lcd by Mniaers, is to re-
tsia the government ct the Cape Of Good Hope,
September Oh
The qrelion between thi. country and America
may be reduced n very narrow compass The A.
merclns contend that they have right TO trade with
the French colonies, becauie France has permitted
them during the We anfwer that in the very
nature Of thags, war in which they are not party.
cannot confer privileges them, from which they
are debarred in time 81 peace. France DIES sol al-
low America to trade With her colonies during peace
and allows her 70 DO 70 during war be.asfs il Is Of
ervioe TO France By the pir, OF solonial law none
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ARTICLES OF cAprruLATIoN.

For tie town and citadel Of Copenhagen, agreed up
on ben E.en Admiral Gambler, Commander in
Chief oI his Britannia MaieGys Ships and Vefel.
in he Bake Sea, and Lieutenant General the Right
Hon. Lord Ca,hcart, K. L. Commander in Chief
az his 8Ti,lnnlo msjefty's Forces in Zealand, on
the one Part ;-and his Exeeilency Major g sneral
Po'man, knight of the Order of Dannebrog and
Commander III Chief of his panh Maleay's Fore
es IN the liland Of Zeaiand, the other part.
Art. l. When the Capi.iIlation ihaf hav. been
hgned and ratified, the troops of his Britannia Mae.
~ are to be put IN pols fion of the citadel
Art II. a guard of his Britannia MaeGy's troops
ihalI hnewiie BE- placed in the dock yards.
Art. III. The ihips and velTels of war of every
deferpon, with all the naval ores belonging to hi.
Danh Majefy, iha be delivered into n. charge
OF iuch PsriOns iha be appointed by the Comnan-
ders III Chief OF his Britannia M!ajety forces and
they are 10 be put in immediate poiielon of the dock
yards, and all the buildings and iore-houlcs belong
ing thereto.
Art w. The fore-fhips and tranfports in the fer.
vice OF his Britannia Majeay are to be allowed "a
come into the harbour for the purpofe Of embarknr
iuoh ores and troops they have brought into this
I1and.
Art. V. AS foon as the fhips lba have been re-.
moved from the dock yard, within FIX weeks from
the date OF this Capitulstou, or fooner If poible
the troops Of bis Britannia Majely mall deliver I'd the
citadel 70 the troops Of his Danifh Majsfy, in the
Rate in which it lhall be found when they occupy
II. His Britannia MajeRg's troops AaIl lite,siie
within the before mentioned time, fooner if pofi.
bic, be embarked from the ilsud of Zealand.
Art. vi From the date Of this Capitulation
hoit'it,s. hall cesGe throughout the Hand Of lea.
land
Art VII No perl6ns whichever n,all be rnoIeneI
and all property public private, with the except
on Of the hps aud vees Of war and the naval fore.
before mentioned belonging to his Danilt Maieay
hsIl continue in the full esercifc of their AUTHORITY
throughout the Ifland Of Zealand; and every thing
hall be done which tend produce unior and h.F
nony between TIE two nations
Art. VIII. All priioners taken on both Gdes fal
be Internationally reRored, and thofs officers who
are prionets parole Gial be resafeG tom is e.
feet.
Art TX. Any Engli(h property tFs; uiay.rsve b.er
squeitered IN consequence of the exiaia2 hoalti,.
Rail- be reltored to the owners.
This capitulaiion, hall be ratified by the refp.c.
tive commanders IN chief, and the r,:atgps man be
exchanged before twelve o'clock at noon this DAY.
Done at Copenhagen this 18th day Of Sept 1907.
ARTHUR WELESLE1,
HOME POPEAM,
GEORGE MURRAY.
Rattle par moi, (Sigusd) TOiMAN.
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LONDON. Ser,ember Is.


The gazette anpoupces that the vigorous block
hde at the rivers Eibe, Weaier and Ems, is difeon,
nued Tor The preent and that neu:ra!s will be iu.
ied 90 trade at the iaid rivers, provided iuch vets
are Tnng irotn neutral Brith port, and
sha ret De trading, ihaIl have previouy traded
between either OF the laG rivers, and any port or
place m the poheilIon, 60 Tar under the controu
o. the enemy, THAT Brth voieis may ,iot freely
trade thereas from to another OF the iad RI
yers.
As The tire may he far ditant when Portugal
will be compelled employ her navy agaii. us, IN
tgt ions precautionary neaipfes dc taken to prevent
II, the following f 81 il n,Sy nor perhaps be mac
cep;sb'e. Several of them are unfit for fcryice:
IL lhips of the line, of ~ and so guns.
Il triga;es SO ard IL ditto.
10 hries Il and 20 ditto.
" ichooaers IL and 5 ditto.
Some OF thefe yeflels are very handiome and equal
to any IN the brisfh navy, according the opinion
oi Lord St Vincenr WOO inipected feveral Of them
"hen az LrDon The tiniber is all got from the Bra
ziis, and is more Ike iron than wood, bus the Poru-
guee ieamen the iet of our navy, and only .upe-
rior perhaps their f,dies, no burlet9ue up
on the maral profeIEop. In the preient weak itate
81 the tnriiiicatons on the agus, it would he diff
tcut enierprise dstsroy bring of the whole Of
their navy by esD6 de main.
General Iunot Is Rated to have fet out for Bay
onne, To take command of the troops there and 1t is
again mentioned, thar lie is going upon an important
% iion 20 Li:bon.
The F;encn funds now 70 high as 90 81. They
were under ten, when BsnaPare took upon .imlef the
government
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My Lord--My letter Of the 5th infant will inform,
your Lofdhp o! the progrsl' OF the operations of hi,
Niiieity' forces sgaint Copenhagen 10 that period
hav: tie honor aId fatisi. lon To add that pre-
viouy the hour intended for the opening our bat
tsre5 that night, oscer With flag of truce came
o't ot the tcan With proposals for an arnlinice to
irttle trruis OF c-Pituis,on. bis was accordingly
done, ai.ef fepondence between the Dtnih, 6e.
neral and Lord Cahosri arJ niyfeif, Of wheh tranf-
nt a copy and your Lordihp will he informed Of
t,c aiYu,a;oIs agreed upon by he iu.loed copy Of
toe articles. Our army has accordingly been put in
pofsEon Of the citadel and the arrna and the MOT
vigorous sxertons are commenced for equppius and
Tending 20 England the raniG Navy.
nave the honor to be,
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To Lord vifsount CaRlereagh, Exc. &c.

Cifa5d 81 C2pe7bacra, Sept. 8.
Ny Lord-It mas fallen to my lot to have the great
iatlsilctop Of forwarding your lordnp the ratified
capitalization Of the aud CITADEL Of Copenhagen,
including he iUrrender OF the Dsnif feet and arle-
nal in this port which placed his Majelty's diff
petal
The obsa Of feeuring this fee, having been attain
ed, every other progi!ou Of tendency to wound the
feelings rritate the nation has been avoided and
although the bomhJrJmept and cOnnonade have made
coniiierasle havoc and de0rYtlion in the town nor
one ihot was fred into it I'LL after was fummoncd
with the offer 81 ,le no0 advantageous terms; nor
lngle mot after he firR indie alton Of ddpotion TO
caPtulse; the contrary, the firing, which had at-
ed three nights from his msjcys batteries was con-
hjtrab,y abated the iscoad, and was only renew
ed on the third to rs full vgor ppsGng from the
quantity Of heli- thrown from TIE place. that there
wAsa determination ia hold out
On the evening o. tho 5,k Of September letter
was ient b. the Daaifa General to prope.e an aunh
tile of twenty -iour hoors Tor preparing enlightenment
on which articles Of osptulstion might be founded.
Tie atmiaiee vas declined, tendingto unncceaary
delay and .he works were continued but the GTiug
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VALUABLE PRoPGRrY-foR SAFE.


hecdto Tie fub'c,ibers. dated he e5th day of May,
1906, and recorded in the General Court in the
month Of June OF t'1 fame year, ieours che Pay
nent of debt due iron tEe i,i5 6.eplsgSito Ro
herr Riddcl; and anosli.r sebt dae from the laid
Shepherd TO Waiter ,eaizins ana Company,
SPW be s99S 10 ie,. ~ IL. G5j:ritzys or cis oFse
at AOGTIoN. T5- Nay he ic.j S4y o, aest avaafk,
ct Nt Store liOgt q sle f.H 81 'Jto {, ,kt e0aaty
ef F!uvssna
'ENl4E Seven following TT Ac1's or LAND, "
= iul, IN die County OF Fluvauua, &; -Four SLAVES.
No. l. tra4 OF e0s acse,, n.ore or LET'S, heinz;
the Game trsf OF jIAd p,lereon ce 35 Shepherd nos,
lives, cos,nouiy He'd Nv him his G,v,iung aouie
sra1. On tfsfr,A, Or ~ part Of it. there is pri-
or incunbrabse 70 pat.i Atosi it viii be fold fab
jet9 to tbat ;ucun,5rante.
no. 2. s rae OF SIS acres more or lefs iyir-
on BaiGngers creek ei ch;. mach i Shepherd bought
2o7 acres from William Pass, and tne rcftue be
bourh; of Peter Broven.
20. 8. A ra3 Of 1872 acres more o. lefs, lriur
m che Rvanna river, oppce to BarnerI.brs, beng
the fame iras 81 land winch a. She pherd bought from
william and James Payne
no. 4. traT OF l5J acres, more or Ifs, living on
che Iouth iids a he Rvauna rys, opPeite to !, Il.
Magruders mill heing rhe iaole tra9 cf land which
Shepherd bougnt from Soberr Adams.
No. s. A tract of ISL acres, more or lefs, living
IN the fork Of Bangers creek being che isnie tract
of land which p. Shepherd bought from David bullock
and Richard Morris, from of then.
No. g. = traef of IS acres more or lrfs, adjoining
No. ) hsng the fame traa of land which a. Shep-
herd bought from Samuel HArdehy.
RIO. Z. 4 tract of 1921 acres, rore or lers being
the ia,ne tract whereon the Pore hcule of 4. Shop
herd Gl!lds, and lying Machunk creek ieyeu a.
cres lnd half of this tract A. Shepherd bought from
Peter Bernard and the reiduc of the tract he bought
from William Balnger.
FOUR HVES.
py,mely--Penny n woman akour % years old D,
mel boy about 10 years old. Matilda and Wiuuy
iDo female children Of Pemys; the Era about years
old, the li.t aDoat yeats ot,i,
The lllveS viii b. fold for eah, and the lands will
be fold on the following terms.
One third ofthe purctafe money pllG be paid down
~ ca'h Twelve ,nontbs credit from the day Of ltle
~ii be allowed for other third oi the purchafe
,nuncy, aud twn years crsdc iron, the day OF fie
MI be allowed for tie other tlrd OF the pLrchaie
money
jhe rnrchafers Of the lands mnil give bond for two
ihi-ds ii the rurchaGe money, and fecurty too ii re-
qdifel; aad n.uH ALTO give deed OF ;5uit the
ia3, purehliei by them, iseure the puntsua pay
iren- oi the BINDS they become due.
II the purclaiers either Of the lands or haves do
comply W;tb the terms of ale when tn. propcrtv
i,Gsu.t them, the fame properly will imnledi-
stey be let IN Eale again.
&c ali ;h. property ihoud Dor he fold the fra day.
the C4i vii be continued fsc'n day day until all is
fold.
C. COPLAND, ,
J PROSsER, 1'3'''''
- IL
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sep. 10.
DECLARATION.


His Majeny owes TO hinfeIfand to Europe frank
expoiiti0 Of the motives which have dictated his lae
mealures ia the e1l.;c
His Mistly has delayed this expedition only in tn
hope Of that more anucobie Arrangement With the
court C; Denmark, wh,ch it was hs maieRys frn
with sndcuGeavor 10 obtain Tor which he was ready
10 make great efforts aGd great acr!iiccs and Of
which lie never lol fight in the moment of the
moi deei'iye hoHi,y
Deeply as the disappointment ef this hope has been
felt by his mas3y,he has the coniolatou Of renectng
thar exerion was left gntried his part produce
different refult. Aud while he laneut5 he cruel
Deeeisy which has Obliged him to have rrconre TO
acs Of boltility againh nation with which il was his
majely mDR elrnea deite to have eEabGied the
relations ct comnon tereh and alliance his maieGy
feels confident that. in the eyes of Europe aud OF the
world tic publication 81 his conduit will be found
in the commanding ard d,fpcnGble duty paralno unit
to all Others among2 the obligations Of fovereign, Of
providing, while there was yet time, for the inine-
dia,s iecu-ty OF his people.
His nnjeny hsdrecevcd the moi roG,1e informa-
ton OF the determination OF the preieut raer Of France
TO occupy with military force the territory OF Efo
ilein--for the purpoic Of EXCEEDING c., Britain from
all her aeeuGoned channels OF Communication with
the Continent Of inducing or compelling the SQUIRT
OF Denmark elole the pafage OF the Sound agaiua
the Brifih ADMINISTRATION; and of agaiirg
hini,h Of the aid Of the Daniih Marine Tor the ,ya6
on Of Great Britain aud OF ircaui,
CouSdsnt his n,sjsQy Of lie authority OF the
iourtes from which this intelligence derived, and
confirmed IN tn credit which he gave to il, sswe by
the rc;orcusan repeated declarations Of the enemy,
and BY rs occupation Of the towns and terri
tories Of Oet neutral Rates, a. BY the preparations
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MORE cHEAp GooDst

John KING, again rstps 'sfully informs his cuff.
y toners and hr public ira, lie has u received, by
the iate arrivals freq, Philadelphia and NcwYori.
general aiicr,,ue,t o.
FASHIONABLE 81 SEASONABl.E GOODS,
Which ase now opening his Store, the fecond door
below the EasIe~faveru; where they may be had
upon good ters, for cai, as at anv other place in
the Ci;y. November o. ---eptf
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> y virtue Of Decd Of 1ruA executed 20 me by
Z a cert.in lanes Gatewood, Oh the tilied DAY Of
MAY, 1897. Tor the purpole % lecurug the payment
of debt 70 Henderfrn McCaul & Co. will NE fold
10 the ighcft bidder, for ready money, on the Goth
Day % re ptefent ssonh, at the Eagle Tavern in
the city Of Richmond a Ira of LAND, containing
t"o hundred acres lying on the waters of I've River
in the county OF Amher0.
ALEXR. STUART, TjvGe..
Nov. 10. tdf
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LONDON GAZETTE EXTRAORDINARY.
DowNINo STREET, Ses.. 1G.

DOWNING STREET, Sept. IG.
Dispatches OF which the following extracts, have
been received By Lord Vhcount Gait, reash, Oh.
OF h.s Majetys principal leeretaries Of State from
admiral Gambler, and Lieutenant General, the
Kight fion. Lord Clthoart, X. T. commander OF
bis Miaeys naval and military forces in the Baltic
l.,.
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HaoUE, September 3,
Louis Napoleon, by tbs grace Of God, and the con-
ltituion Of tie kingdom, king Of Holland. Conf
dering that confident with the trse intefeas OF our
Kingdom, it is duty, by all the means in our pow
or, to 60 operate the Gelred execution Of the reas
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BY virtue Of Decree Of G'opcensr county court,
bearing date June term 1907, ~ a iuit Ia Chance
~ therein depending, ~ ~hlch Philip Tabb was
complainant, and Mary AcGeriou .tcoutrix and
Device of Mathew Anderlou, d,cd. "a, delen-
dam. We ihsil %" Fyefday the 10Th Of Decen,-
Der next, il fair, btherwite the next i4ir day pro-
coed TO fell for cath,
a. IL that uad or parcel Of LAND Of whi;h the
1 a iad M-Uiiew And.rion died ieized, lying K
being 10 tle il'd county oi G,ouceder on the North
river, oornJuly called sud kuo~n by the name of
the f>chanPe. The lale uiil take place OF the pre-
rdjes for tns purp'fe 81 ia'isJmy the laid Philip
'fabb, debt ri S4sr 81 & sd wi,h nterea there
rn al.e t's rate Of eve pea per ,unuo1, he
campatsj tom the iC.t Il Nrrl 1905. tli paid ;
.io .hs farther fan OF c70E .,i,h iuterea thereon,
~. t.t. OF q prr e-rt. rrr amman. 10 be compu-
tce rom 'e i0hday ot sYt} i'oG uu pad, and
che co., anJ cha. ..s 1l,.rliug the 7d l3e.
JOHN cArlni~r c.nzi,,i.no,.
GEO W. BOOTH,
New 40 ep4wf
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WlGLIAM TEMPLE,

Wi-sLiSui lENlcLC,
a' 'eseloes ~ sbs s5ia Rlr iebsf from Liv.yfel and
t ,. 4. CSt7e fyo5s ,L0saes, :
q Nexteniive iuppa oiMSRcHANDIZE, fuita-
5 BE 70 the preieut and 1s2roaehug teaimi, which
he viii fell low.
Oet. 10. -, 80, IF
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MANCHESTER TURNPIKE COMPANY,
reNHh annua meeting Of stoci.,ol4erS Will be h. Id
4 at MIR nroois's. tavern ir Marci aer, on the
urit N'onday in Deosc,b-r Special matters of
huheis important orhe intereit ct the company
require full reet:ng htuca it expelled, that fueh
members as canuot attend iii per.o viii appoint de-
puties To az E.r tilam
JAHiES: pSANDER, CLK.
Nov. Is. rdM.
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GGsrop;

CONTLNUA3y0W OF EXTRACTS
roa, LonSsa pae,s 70 tie f IF 0S1O6cr, ,eeeives ar
the Office Of 'Le M"sanfAe A.vsysysy.
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September 20
DECREE AGAINST ENGLISH COMMERCE..
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FOR SALE. Is 20
HE fuhicriber is del'ous OF telling MS PRO
Z FERiY,in this City. The purcialer viii be
acromnioca,ea with time if required. IN piy'ug fat
is:a&ocy i,curity. SAAi'L. GREEM1OW.
Oar. tf
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THE SUBSCRIBERS

THE SUBSCRIBERS
HAYS. JUST -KgcEivED a SURELY OF
Is, r. COLOGNE EEILLrST0h,aS,
-7tr .i-f..i OF DITFRsErT SIZES,
M HIGH will be dtpoied OF for CASH or
w approved negotiable NornAat SO .s.Ys.
aa TAYLOR 81 BROWN.
June 10 - f.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-11-20

Mr.. Abraham Newland on Thnriday refgned the
Chiet Caa'ierihiP oFthe Bank Of England, gene
r COURT meeting, after having beer Gxty years the
ervice. The directors int,n.atsd their inteu:cn of
ietthng an annuity Ga MIR. Eewlsud, agreeab.y TO
enIton bar this lie refuied being Poled.d II ample
p'operty:-He however, was prevailed upon accept
oil ieEsiee of Pla;e, value 900 guit.eas MIR Hen
ry Hale the preient fecoud Gather, will iutceed MIR
Newand
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-11-20

NEruRN OF THE LISBON 81 oroRro FLEETS.
~,
There every reaton to belive that all is NOT right
at the Court OF Ifbon The fleet bound to Liibun I;
OPorto, upon joining their convoy, had their ina.uc-
tons taken from them and have returned to Falmouth
Ceuera! Iunocs million is lurroisd have koGile
object.
by order of government &ria enquiry is TO be i'm
nlediatey made rs to The occupation employment
OF every foreigner in the united kingdom, and fcI
as cannot give clear and satisfactory account of them
feves will be forthwith ordered out OF the country
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-07-14
TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.

Ran o7Oay f,sm HE f5ssiGcr, HOeg ncoy Nezo. CoRs,
IN he iOeoey end IF bis eeu~ty, on tie Ell Of
leyeb hG,
- r teRo MAN BILLY, about so years of age,
- and about feet 6 or inches high---Le is
Of rather delicate form, little inclined TO Yellow
in complexion, and comfortably marked in the face
with the fmall pox-his hair rather incIines TO be
bufhy, tbisis not very Iong-he is fellow of good
understanding, well informed mind, and very foe.
eious iniInpatlng maunerhe fpeals rather quick &
pert, and has diiPolition to be very polite He no
doubt Will attempt change his appearance, by all
terisg his name, changing his hai,-or wig, &C. He
pretty well known in ot parts Of this fate as ell
as in the Caropas and Georgia, as the Nottingham
and fiddler Of Mr.. Nicholas M. Iohnlou, of whom, I
| purehaled hip. His wife lives il Richmond, where
he has frequently been fnee his elOpen,ent, and he
has alto been part Of his time in Petersburg and hi.
wife has daughter, free woman, living in Norfolk
where IS probable he has been alfo-though having
| 70 general an acquaintsnce, there is no knowing
where he will keep hlmief
| will give the above reward to any rerfon whs
will deliver the iaid runaway to me, in Hanover.
| P.STREET.
! June 10. It.