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18th. The memory Of General George
Washington.
18th. The memory of General Richard
Montgomery, and the other heroes of
the Revolution.
18th, The true Sons of Erin---M May their
struggles for liberty be eventually
crowned with success.
18th. Agriculture, Commerce, and Ma
nuiactures.
10th. The Corporation of Wheeling.
Il. The American Far.
Toiunteey8.
BY George Knox, Esq.
The Infantry Company Of Wheeling---
May they ever defend their Colours
and their Rights.
BY Mordecai Yarnall, Esq.
May the Infantry Company of Wheeling
be united together as band of arrows,
that cannot be easily broken.
BY Thomas Evans, ESQ.
May America, as it was the first, be the
last vlrtuous government on earth.
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Wool CARDING MACHINES

l have IN complete operation the Ma
chlnery tOr Breaking & Carding Wool,
by water, on Buffalo creek, about three
quarters Of mile from Charlestown
where the Wool can be carded in the
best manner, and put into rolls, at 10
cents per pound; for colours handsome
y intermixed, II cents; for breaking fox
Hatters' use, 5 cents. The Wool must
be brought in sheets, to pack the rolls
i'll, which shall be done in such manner
as to be transported to any distance
without receiving injury. For every
eight pounds of Wool, there must be
brought one pound Of clean hogs fat or
fresh butter. The large burs, chips and
sticks must be taken out of the Wool.
/ solicit the attention Of Farmers to
this useful Improvement and as there
are many who are yet unacquainted with
the nature and usefulness of this ma
chinery, | think it proper to state, that
awoman can spin, with great ease, from
one third to one half more, of rolls card
ed by this machinery, than she can OF
those carded by hand. Besides, they
Will make better yarn, consequently will
weave better, and make handsomer and
more durable cloth, blank cts, linsey, or
stockings.
ROBERT MARSHEL.
brooke County, 9th June, 1907.
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Taken up by the Subscriber, in the
town Of Wheeling, on the ID instant.
4 ILeo-bi"cn-&rcy Mare,
sixteen hands high, ten years old.-She
has no marks that are pcrceivable. The
owner is desired to come forward,
prove property, paw charges, and take
her away. PETER SOCKMALN.
June 2Gd, 1907.
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where loose powder was scattered over
the floor. The master the works dis
covered him In the act, and rerrimand-
cd him for his tcmerity but it is suppo-
scd as soon as the master Withdrew, he
persisted in the work, and in few mi
mites was blown into eternity. Phil p.
NJ. ArmStr0n9',-Please to publish the
within IN your paper ID.
On the 4th inst. the Wheeling Light
infantry company paraded, in order to
celebrate the 31st anniversary Of Anne
rican Independence. A suitable repast
was provided for the occasion, on the
bank of the Ohio, where they were
Joined by several gentlemen of the Cor
poration. After dinner the following
toasts were given and the Infantry fired
q vOlley for each of them. The dav
was spent with that convivjality and har-
nony which mark the character Of ge-
hume Republicans.
Asst. The day we celebrate May every
succeeding anniversary find the United
States free and independent.
Cd. The United States Of American
May they continue to be precedent
for all nations.
Sd. The Citizens Of the Union---May
their unanimity in support of the 60
vernment of their choice, always prove
bulwark against the designs of Con-
spiratOrs.
9TH. Aaron Burr's late expedition--~If
he has been guilty of Treason, may he
be speedily punished.
5th. The Constitution of the United
States---May it never be altered but
by the voice Of the people.
9th. The Constitution of Virginia.
May its errors be speedily expunged.
9TH The Congress Of the United States;
May the public good be their only OBJ
jcct.
9th. Thomas Jefferson, the Statesman
and PhilcsoPher---May he continue to
support Che principles of Republican,
i3m, i'll opposition to Internal and ex-
ternal enemies.
9th. The Nice-Presidcnt Of the United
States.
10th. The Heads of Departments.
11th, The several Stats Governments,
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STRAY HORsE.

CAME tcu par ION Of the sub
scribcr, near VIII, ling, about the 18th
Of May last, sorrd Horsc, about thir-
teen and IN hall hands high, about four
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A-James Archbold, ChrRian Adam lanes
ArmfrOng, Alexander Armttrong
B-Abraham Burdhead, Curtis Bright, Tia
buchanan, Samuel Biddle, Henry Bower.
EiJah Brown, I, Robert g own, Frederick
Buler, kunel 3 a.e, William Pcll.
C--Robert Cry, Philip Coon, John Clark,
Rachel Cremcr, Henry Cremer, Samuel Cock.
agin, Fr4ny Ciark
D-WiIliam Dean, >, David Dunnon, Z ,chs
DOnavin, Henry Dillon, Frederick u ktnlon.
John Ecord.
F-Th' Pitcher, John Franklin. VIM Foos,
Sarah Foulke.
G-Jame- Garvin, John Gaufne7, Tbs Gray
Stephen Grgg, John Craat Frederick Col.
denburgh.
H-David Horny, Mary Hopkins, Nathan
Holli1tr, Samuel Howard
Morgan Jones, Rachael JohnRon.
KID avid Klmyre, Jofeph K kwood, Marv
K'unard, Jofeph Kerr, William Kinda!l, q,
L-GeorGe LAYTON.
M-John M Coya, John Mutin, Tohn M-rhem.
George Mlrfhsll, Andrew M Gregcor. HUGH
M'Caw, John M'Clain John Murrow. Robt
M'Farand, John X. Nj Far!arr, B. ,-. Moran
Margaret h'Curry, James NC ,rm x, John
Meui'y, Mr. Montei,h, William M'Cule
E--Mahi4s Nicolo.
P-John Parcel. Tofepd Porter, lane Porter.
Jofeph Potter, : join Prer
R-Muy Ride, John Robertfon.
S--Mofes Shcarwoot. Sufannah Stanton.
Samuel Shields, Jocaf4 Simms.
T-N5thauiel Thcmss, Peter Terrilr
W-Lamuel Whitry, Charlie Wa'erm m,
Lewis Whavcr, William W,iamfon, ". Vol
Y-David Ystes.
q ANDREW WOODS. Pm.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-10-09
BALTIMORE. oete5er II.

Arrived, snip Scioso. Deal, s7:,:avs from
amsterdam, Aogast IS. lst 49. long II /,
p0ssship George Dyer from Amssssdaa,
y. " saltlmere; Sept. 81, LAT. 81 loog. IS.
ny James, IS DAYS from Amsterdam. for
SSstinore. Passed Bremen ship of
10 saa po,os, and a ship Supposed to be the
aavsoua.
!, ,sis schooner Merchant. for Baltimore.
a. Gays; brig -, Burr. for ditto, 10
MAJ ss land oilers. Came in,o the Capes
= s0asay, Saw TWO 74's. two ffigates, a
s, saa saip, aud Q armed briggs. Passed
l.s Ss cay, Is 90 square rugged vessels,
j a sp, amoOg which brig Cyrus, Cour-
:. a'',sed. Bremen ship Martha Marga.
o. Jerks, 81 DAYS from Bremen.
s'ss'snber 60, of caps, Henry, spoke
:. 'asanoah. from Smyrna, for Balti,
~, BRIG Hero, White, % days from
ssdam. S
2s'hs Of Plymouth, spoke ship
q days from Philadelphia for
u s. n. Z ?
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4 blade. of corn. The Americans will re-
monssrate against system which they will
consider as 4 violation Of the rights ofneu.
trails, and mons,rons exercise Of pow
er.
We should listen 70 these renonstrances
with respectful attensiop, bu. we must con-
sinue to take their ships. In war like
the present the magnitude of our GaDgers
viii naturally produce a corresponding de-.
gree OF vigour on our part, snd as We are
Snow bound to consider the present strug,
gle as the last grand effort Of freedom a.
gains. tyranny, we ough. 10 beat downs =.
very impeachment which opposes isseif 10
the ezsr,ion Of the public strength. The
power Of yindicatipg our maratime domi.
nions ia in our hand. ;lhis is the time to
ccnprl its recognition, while none exist
capable Of dispu,ing it. Ismay be, at this
time sustained with ease, bat if We finch
or abandon any portion of it it's cessioh
will be irrevocablc.'
There are other writer's, however, who
discusa the subiecs more dispassionately
aud impar.ially !, while they do not hesl.
tate 70 copdcmn the conducr ofany neutral
power, which screens from Justice, or re-
fuses to surrender real British deserters,
when propsrly demanded :they asths same
time condemn the wantor conduct of Adm.
Berkeley. 10 assuming the executive 60.
vernneot, aud committing the peace OF the
cation by the hostile act he ordered.
Il, was said, thar dispatches from ADM.
raj Berkeley, 10 The 29th July month
alter the outrage on'he Chesapeake, had
been received in England. ard tha: no.
thing was wanting bat the Instructors ex.
pected by our ministers 10 the Revenge, 70
some decisive measures on the subject.
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faithful servant about to enter into the joys
Of his. Master Such we believe he had ever
been, with heart void of guile and con-
science clear Of reproach. Pursuing the un-
ambitious tenor ofhis way, in the paths of So
cial and domestic duties, he lived upright in
the fear of GoD, and ih charity with all men =
If undertaking moral rectitude, intrinsic bcne-
Violence, and worth of character, are not the
less pure for being united with the modesty of
,pious contentment and peaceful innocence,
VIC think it may with truth be said, that there
are few better left-we, know Of none--a-
mongst the sons and daugters Of mortality.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-10-09

Amsterdam. August 81, lat. 80. long. 81 !,
brig Hiram. Of New Bedford, from Cape
de Verbs TOR Belfast. September 10, lat.
80, 81, long. 81, 80, ship Lovely Matilda,
as days froys Bordeaux for Philadelphia.
sSepsenlber-5, brig Emeline, days from
New York, for Martinique. 9Th, schr.
Franklin, from Martinique for New Lon.
don.
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Public Sale.
October 9

BY virtue Of deed Of trust from PHILIP
W.d.N7'OyVand ll.dRY his goitfe, to tie sab
sc1a6ers, to secure a debt owing By him TO tic
Bank of .Nerandr1a, on THURSDAY The
18Th inst. nil be erhoscdfo sale, on a c1edifef
sir, tsuetve and eighteen months, carrying an
interest from that day, several LOTS and
s harceis Of GROUAD, fnthe tom Of .aleraa>
dria, to swt:
An undivided Moiety Of piece
sfGround, with the Improvements, lying up
en- the wect side of Royal-street and to the
nofthward OF King-street, fronting twenty
FIVE feet six inches on Royal-street, and ex-
tending back one hundred and twenty three
feet five inches-the whole ground subject to
an annual rent Of fifteen pounds, twelve shil-
kings, Virginia currency.
T A piece of Ground, lying up
on the west side of Colunbus-street and to
the southwark of King-street, extending on
Columbus sixty-six feet seven inches to
! twenty feet alley, then westwardly with the
line Of the alley one hundred and sixteen feet
TO another alley fourteen feet ten inches wide,
then northwardy with the line of that alley
twenty six feet seven inches, then eastwardly
twenty -four feet three inches and an half, then
northwardly forty feet, then eastwardly nine
ty-one feet eight inches and an haf-subject
to an annual rent of forty-nine dollars fifteen
cents.
A Square of Ground, con-
tanning two acres, lying on the south side OF
Wolfe-street, north side of Wilkes-street,
west side of Patrick street, and cast side Of
Henry street.
A large Frame. Store & Ware
house, built upon piece of ground lying on
the south side of Prince -strcet and to the east
ward Of Fairfax-stree5 the ground is thirty
feet some inches front on Princc-street, the
building nearly covers the whole front, ths
suilding is ensured
James Keith,
John G. Herbert,
October g. dts
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William F.. Gray. ~ Ssygt.

GO A Black Bedvey Has almost.
new, with red lining, and the letters
!. B. G. written theron, was stolen
last evening about eight O'clock, from
the entry of a houfe in street.
A handsome reward is offered TO any
person who will bring it to snowden's
Printing Office in Royal street; or
give information that may lead to a
conviction Of the theft.
eCf5f 4 n -otx
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Bank of Potomac.

OCTOBER 9, 1907.
NOTICE is hereby giren the stockholdz
in ers OF this institution, that an Election
for twelve Directors, fer tie ensuing year,
will be held at the Court House in this town,
on the second Monday OF November next.
BY order OF the President and Directors,
e P.dGE, Cashier.
October 9. 9 aw 9th Nov
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LEEsBURa, October Z.

DIEp, on Saturday evening, the Sd instant,
in the 10th year of his age, Mr.. EBEsEzER
PorrER, a respectable merchant Of this place.
He had sustained for long course Of years
the most painful affection of body with christi
an.like meekness, and he left this world of
trial with the blessed hope Of a good and
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says : Sir john NicfolsChe British kings
advocate generaljha delivered his opinion.
that any as,emps to search a governments
ship of one nation by that Of aoo,her,is a
violation Of the law of nations ''.-1r adds,
+" Admiral Berkelsy is recalled"
Extract ofa letter fran an officer at Fort
1Michikmackinac, to his brother in Eol.,
iozuel dated July "a.
We are now much on the alert, ex.
pecting an attack from the United tribes OF
Indians north ofthe Ohio and east Of the
Mississippi. A great prophet, 0mpos,or,
somewhat similar 10 his conduit hitherto
TO MshomeL who pretends he is revived
fross the dead by the breath Of NEanison
(gveas spiriD 10 reform and unite his red
chlldren CHE ipdians) and TO restore them
to their ancient energy, customs and indc.
pendence. 1t is true that the indians who
hold any intercourse with the whites, rea.
div imDibe all the vices Of society, with
out one of the virtues, and sink into the
most degrading debauchery and Incidence
their aocient energy and innocence. 1t
their reformation was the real object of the
new phrophet's zeal, it would indeed be
landablc. Buff | only had tine to iueiose
you talk in circulation 10 their councils Of
chiefs livery ar.fuly obtained from an 10
dian woman who is attached to a trader in
our interest) you would know that ware
ne,getic 1var on our frontiers, the sole
object.
The peor deluded natives are neglecting
their huo,iog, fishing and Planting, and
.hrongipg to the scene of inspired legisla.
,ion with an enthusiasm that is truly as.
sonishing. Bu.the United States arc not
alone In the possession of demagogues IN.
der foreign inaueoce or pay. There are
Indian demagogses 10. spanish, that is to
say Bonaparte's pay and few of them
paid their homsgelo hita at ST. Cloud last
summer.
A Mr.. Nosen respectable trader at the
falls of st. Mary, the out let of LakeSnpe.
rior, has assured Us tha. he accidentIy saw
10 the possession OF an Indian chief and
missionary, who got insoxlcs,ed at his
house, red war club and Black wampum
belt (never falling forerunners of wary care.
fully wrapped in French. flag, and pre-.
cisely similar to those circulated immedi.
ately previous to the attacks of the celehra,.
ed Pontiac, (See Csrver's Travels) i hope
it will all blow over, but letters and infor.
nation has poured in sufficient to convince
Us that something serious is brewing.
Boston paper.
e E171 -
- -. - =. II -.
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lfsrsS ~
ASSIZE OF BREAD,
Company OIders, Oct. o.
JIIst LDNJDEY,
Clerk Of the Market.
October g.

The Volun:eer Company, under he COM.
nland of Captain Densa.e, viii attend parade
tomorrow, precisely az 3 o clock, in tic al,
;ternoon, at the powder-ho ii complete
uniform. The arms INTENDED for the Com.
pany not having yet been received, the Mem
bers will appear with such fasills or common.
fowling pieces, as they can conveniently pro-,
cure, and without cartouch boxes. Those
who have not procured their uniform, viii al
so attend &
q BIZ order.
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October g.
e. "A great Bargain.

THE subscriber offers for sale the House
he lately purchased CT the Bank. 1t will be
sold much below its real value, and acredit
given that shall suit the purchaser.
If not sold shortly it will be rentcd.
A. Holbrook.
October 9. co
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a!sranbrta Datlp aDnestfser.
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 9.

Aietter from London, August II, 1907.
says Sir John NicholsGhe British kings
advocate gsneraljhas delivered his opinion,
that any as,emps to sesrch governments
ship Of one nation by that of aoo,her,i is a
violation Of the law OF nations ''---Ir adds,
(" Admiral Berkeley is recalled"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-01-27

from this pl ICE. That he would be followed by
fCOO men N re, and that he, col Burr. II he
had chosen. could have raised or got 1900 As
easy as 6,0G0, but that he did no, think that
number nec-ssary--cohfding fully IN this inior.
nation 1 became Indifferent abeut farther dis
gpise. l then told the doctor that should most
certainly oppose 81, Bvfr r. he came this gay
lie rcri.ed ,ha; trey r'dst come here FOR equip
merits and shipping. and observed shat he did
nor know what had passed be;~eeu col Burr
and Fr"ses. nheued at a sham dsfeuce and
warcd Th. ,cbiect.
From the documents in my possession
ana the several Communications, yer.
bal as well es written, from the said
DOCTOR E,rick 3ollmsn, on this subject, l
icel 60 hesitation in declaring under the
so'eHn obligation ofsn oath, that he has
committed rnisprision of treason against
the govnvcrnment of the United States.
(SiEned) JAMES WILKINSON.
Signed and sworn TO This l4ih day Of
december 1906, before me one Of the
justices of the peace of this county.
(S'gned) J. CARIiCK.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-01-27

PHILABELpHIA,J July IS, 1906.
DEAR SIR-Mr. Swnrlwout, the brother
OF colonel 5. of New YORK, being on his
way down the Mississippi, and presum-
ing mat he may pass you at some pest
OH The river, has requested of me let
ter c' introduction which give with plea
aure, as he is mos, rniiobe young man,
ord highly respectable iro,n his chsrac-
ter and connections ] pray you 10 aE
iord him any friendly Offices which his
situation may require, and beg you to
pardon the trouble which this may give
you. With entire respect,
Your friend ard ODE dient servant,
4. BURR.
His excellency gen. Wilkinson.
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damages, in which case l shall lsok to our coun-
try for protection.
1, James Wilkinson, brigadier general and
commander in chief of the army of the United
States, to warrant the arrest of Doctor Etck
Bollman, on charge of treason, misprison of
treason, or such other offence against the govern.
ment and laws of the United States, as the fol-
lowing facts may legally charge him with. on NV
honor as a soldier, and on the holy evangelists oe
Almighty God. do declare and swear. that on the
sixth day of November last. when in command
Al Natchitoches, 1 received by the hands of
Frenchman. stranger TO me, letter from Doc
tor Erick Boman, of which the following is a
correct copy,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-01-27

Nv ILLEGAL CONIBLNdTIOW
OF PRIVATE INDIVIDUALS
.L.gai+;ss she heaee and safety Of the Union,
and Military EXPEDITION, planned by
them against the territories of q ttozoer
in ap,ityf NTH fhe United Stcfss <yith
tbe ngea|tres fHrsued for snfstlressins
she same, 81, fttrsf:Gnce of q resolution o.
she house Of the sixteenth instant.
Referred to Messrs. j. Randolph, Boyle,
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Referred to Messrs. ]. Randolph, Boyle,
Ter. Morrow, Campbell, K. Nelson, Clinton
and Ridwcll.
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Iconf;nued BY adjournment and held at TIE Caoi-
toll in TIE Hail Of the EonEt Of Dsi+gate5,J for
High Treafon aRainit the United States.
AUGUST Sd, 1907.
PREsENT-JoHN MARSHALL, Chief JuRice
of the United States.
The court ATTEMPTED at IL o'clock.-An ina
nenfe concourfe of citizens attended to witneis
the proceedings of this important Trial.
A few minutes after, Aaron Burr entered at
tended by Mefrs. Wickham, Martin, Bolts
and Baker and Mr.. Alton of South Carolina.
MIR. E. Randolph entered foOn afterwards.
Metis. Hly, Writ and Mc'Rae attended as
council for the profecStion.
Mr.. Hav obierved that he could take no fteps
in this buiincfs, until he had afcertained whe
ther the witHeGes fummoned on the part of the
United States were preient; he therefore re-
4uefted, that their names might be called over.
Their names were accordingly called in the
following order: Thomas Trux,on, *Stephen
Decatur, sBenamin Stoddert, 'Wiam Eaton,
.H7Lliam Duane, *Erick Bollman, Peter Tay-
Tor, "Jacob Albright, Charles Willie, John
Graham, Samuel Swartwout, cullen Dnpief-
fire, 'P. II. NJ. Preyof, lfrael Miller, Samuel
Skouten, %George Morgan, John Morgan,
"TbomaS fOrgan, *NicbotaS Perkins. Robert
Spence, 'Georye Harris, Cyrus Jones, *Tnomas
Peterkin, Elias G flower, Simeon Poole, bud
ley Woodbridge, David c. Wallace, Edmund
b. Dare, James Reid, 'John G. Hendcrfou,
sAiexandcr H.nderjon, 'HRg6 Phelps, jacob
Dunbdugh, 'Cband'er LindJlsy, '.Jobn Mullboi-
land, sJamss Knox, 'Wilhan Lore, Dagd
TJR, 'GhoT as Hartley, 'Sfrpben S. Erie6,
'.JameJ Kinney, Samuel Moxiey, Edmund p.
Gaines, sAmhrofe d. Smith, Ceorge Peters,
6jner L. Dmeaa, Lewis Kerr, John 4. Fort,
Benjamin II. Latrobe, Cowies Meade, Tho
mas Fitzpatrick, Thomas Butler, Robert a.
NV, Thomas Il. Davis, Sylas Dinfmore, Ow-
en- Alton, William Davis, L. Kbby, Theodore
BriGbtwell, John Caller, DR.. Bennett, Earl
Sproat, Robert Wallace, Walter PUTIN N, John
Dana, Alexander Ration, Mrs. V4nhorne,
Henry jacobs, Ranfome Psale, Hamlin Hicks,
Phelow Woofler, John Blair, yane5 NeDo7yeH,
Samuel N. Luckett, SiockIey ID. Hayes, Samuel
w. Butler, Walter Z. Dayidion, John Barry,
Thomas H. Culhing, Na'hsriel Evans, Jacob
Jaokfon, William piatt, William White, ia
Iard Brooke, Morgan NevW, Thomas Calls,
MIR. Psterfon, Lieut.. Swcatlngen, Mr.. Weaver,
Col. Oimund, Maj. M. Porter, ]. b. Waback,
Nit. Vaphorne, DR.. Carmichael, DR.. Alaon,
Col. p. X ad, John wilkins, Stephen Wool
befton, David Mickey, Hugh Allen, William
Davis.
Thoie were bycJcaf, whole names are printed
~ HdHct. Tie relt were abfent.-- Such As have
prehxed 10 their names, were recogHised at
the former meeting of the court. The refl
were not. OF courfe, mott or all Of thofe,
whole names are placed ritter that of II. La
trohe, have been fubpe naed .fate the adjourn
ment Of The Court.
MIR. Hay begged leave to mention, that he
had nothing more to fubmit To- the court, this
dry. u was his duty to furnih the accuGed
wth illt of the Jurors, with their places Of
'sitdence and alto of the witneiIes. But there
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TO RENT

For a term Of yearJ, o. fer enc rq,7r,
q VALUABLE FARM, in the uppsr end Of
h Hanover county, and at rrelent IN the occu-
paney OF John Hay, Efq containing ESQ acres
There are perhaps few Trsaso Land that combine
more advantages that this it is well adapted 20 the
cultivation Of corn, wheat and Tobscco; has full
proportion of the fra qualified MEADOW Land upon
it, and lies within so miles of the city Of Richmond.
The uncommon healthinefs Of the fituation the ma
ture OF the foil the happy proportion Of wood arabic
market in the eouatry, all erve to render it worthy
the attention of any indunrious farmer, who may
with to iettIo himfelf in thsway for life, as it may
be obtained for any term Of years. The buildings
are iufhcent for the accommodation of fma fanii-
ly and for all plantation purPofes. The pfemifes will
be thown by the Preient occupant, and The terms
made known, upon application to the fubferiber reGd-
ing in the county Of Orange
DABNEV MINOR.
Augua 6. sp6w.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-08-04
FOR THE ENQUIRER.

TIE DESPERATE AND DEPLoRABLE SITUATION
OF ENGLAND.
writer has at laa appeared in England Of fulFici
en talents to difcover, and caHdour to uuvcii fome
truths which demonlra;e the deplorabe, the deire-
rate itaaton Of that country. He is the fame peflon