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IA, reee; a,et 5ys slsse arsSys9a from deer
nooI aaa Offers Sal ve''5I ssgaaf e.
soytneut e .lssysl ll''lataf 7a'7aee g
Fasity Gooas, ca!slsry and lsne 17ardSvarf'
vix. s.z Sss Ss q q III
pearl and gold breaches, bracelets, rings
cold breaches, ear rings, seals, keys CHAINS
splatsd castors, ndlesicks, tea sets, shutters
and trays, apanned tea-trays - sets, y urns'
|. castors and dressing cases, ladies and gentle
I u, sns, best morocco peck books and purses,
bone alphabet boxes, teturns, dog caIs,l l'vorY,
tortoise shell and common pocket combs, lea
ther and tortoise shell snuff boxes, reading
classes, plated spurs, Whips baggalnmon
7 Boards satin wood. and mahogany KNIFE Ca
&: ses and tea calies, gold and silver epaulets,
spangles and thread, ivory and other table
and desart knives and forks and caryers, RAJ
zors, penknives, scissars,s oy sterkniyes, she-
yels and tongs, green wire Tenders, brass and
irons. toast cats, footmen, bellows, hearth
brushes, brass candIesticks, and q variety Of
ether articles.
e Cold and FLYER ware as ulual,
and gold and silver ware manu- actursd TO any
! a = a good Journey man silyer-snnith and
an Apprentice to the. Silyer-snaith business
wanted.
November o. CO 3
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October ~.
Forty Dollars Reuard,
FOR ArPREAENDINe
+ n INC ES q G. 20 K G u.

~ ~ & u u. 81 u
RAN AWAY from the subscriber, on the
third instant, Mulatto Lad named James;
about 6 years old, slender made and very
likely He was purchased Of Baldwin Dade,
ofthis tcwu
.fssso ran dway at the sxme time,
likely black man, named GEoRGE,
about % years cid, six feet high, well mace,
rather heavyeyed and slow IN speech: ne was
purchased Of BAIL Bowling, Of Prince George
county, Maryland. q
The above reward will be given to any per-
son who will lodge the above slaves in any jail
SO that 1 get then again, or Twenty Dollars
for either of them. Information TO be given
to Mr.. Hodgkin, at the lndian-Queen tavesa,
Alexandra.
John Hsnklin.
October 90.
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PROSPECTUS
OF
LEWIS AND CLARKaS TOyR
TO IRE
PACIFIC OCEAN,

THROUGH
THE INTERIOR OF THE CONTINENT OF
NORTH AMERICA,
Per3brnaed BY order If the Gorerrmrert ef NE
United States,
During the years 1904, 1905, and 1905.
THIS work will be prepared by Capt Mcrr-
wether Lewis, and will be divided into TIVE
parts, the whole comprized in three volumes
octave, the first containing at least seven hum
dred pages, the second and third from tour to
FIVE hundred each, printed on good paper, and
a fair plea type. The several volumes IN sue
cession will be put to press at as early perl
ods as the avocations of the author will per-
NIT him to prepare thena for publication.
THIS distribution of the work has been
made with view to tho accommodation OF
every description of readers, and is here Of
fered to the patronage of the public in such
shape, that all persons wishing to become sub
scribers, may accommodate themselves. with
either of the parts, or the entire werk, as 1t
shall be most convenient to themselves.
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"a q Il &c q.

III. thosa who have any clairas or De
u rarlds against the estate OF Jo1''1 ~ I
Ish, merchant, late Of the town Of Alex aadrla,
are hereby informed, to bring In thcH' az
counts, legally proved, before the first day 81
November next, at which trne 2 Il,l a'su A',1.
settlement and distribation OF his estate, Will,
be made. Should any acceuats 'e exh leites
after that period, they will be dlsrsgsrdea,i
an this sYatioe pleaded in bar Of them. ! hose
that are indebted to the estate, will be pleased
10 make inmediats payment.
Samuel Craig, rx,,s
William Herbert,
April s. 'sar
District Of Columbus.
Comfy Of -alersndrla, S.
July Term, 1907
t.7lHom yyfl.or. Csmhlasrant, s
s,4arsaaN Bennett, Bcnyazsis Garnet,
lHorass Robertson and George Barn
a.eH. Defendants. =
THE defendants Marshall Bennett,
gen;aniu Garnett, Thomas Robertson, g Geo.
Bay7tsyeH, nor hauing entered their affseara'sse
and sr1Uen security QccorotHS ~ t'e ~ " o''
tlY and the rules OF this court, and &c aifcal'lg
to hke. saasfaction Of this eoilrt, nhoa eJ'aap1f'
ahss the said de.5fendaats Marshall Bennett, Sen
iaa,i,. Garr,ett, Thomas Robertson, and George
BcrnzreA, are MOI Inhabitants Of THIS district
on motion Of The sdid COMPLAINANT BY his eounsef,
I. IS ordered, thar The said dcfeada1ts do aht'ear
here on he f1st day Of .Nopensber term tserf,
o9,a ausqvey the bill tine .isfuant; end Thai
eohy of this order DC inserted IN oof7
Of The frt5kc nesvshahess Published IN deeran-
d,ia for tho months successfully, and that ano-
Tier coytv Sc posted ct The front door vt fhe esH''t
house q SAID county.
II Cory. 1este.
Sshssm5er IS. l s1N.
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Tut RecezUed,

8 Dr.. REEFS CLYCOPEDIA, vol. 18th part
I'd. a SUBSCRIBERS are requested &c call,
OF: send for their copies, which must bopald
for OH delivery.
II Il SO,
AN ADDRESS to persons Of FasHtov,
Relating to BALLS with q few occasions
hints concerning PLAY- HousEs, CARD A.
BIEs, &c.
Carts Tour in Holland, Misses Magazine,
Doaridge's Rise and Progress of Rel g,ion in
the Soul, Life Of John Wesley, Ramsay
Life of Washington, Sanollet's History of
England, ac sc.
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Bank Of Potomac

a Office Is hereby gipen Il, r. Z :. 1907
(. ers of this institution, that an q,
Tor twelve 7 Directors, for the ens,;a nieclon
will be held at the Court-iIouse, n ,h: yeac
lsn the second MONDAY Of Noyenber ras TOM
BY order Of the President and n;ra sAt
October q. aw - a.. Sasaler.
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Dittrlct of Coiumbia.

y y = ~ IL
County qf Alexandria, IS.
July Term, 1907
Bond and Preniss, Complaiamnss, ]
vs..
Cornelius Wing, John I. Rickets, Vii ! =
& liam Newton and John Mills, Junior, :
joint merchants and sopartners under 8
the firm Of Ricketts,, Newton and :
Company, Defendants, :
The defendant Cornelius Wins,
not having entered his appearance and sisas
security according to the act Of assembly ani
the rules of this court, and it appearing q The
satisfaction of the court, upon affidavit, thai.
the said defendant Cornelius Wing, is net an
inAabitant of this district-en motion of the
compliments by their counsel, it's orders,
that the said defendant Cornelius Wing, DO
appear here on the FIRST day of November
ternrnext, and enter his appearance to tic
suit, and give security for performing the de-
screes of the court; and that the other slefend>
ants John T. Ricketts,, William Newton and
John Mills, jan. do not pay away, convey or
secrete, the debts by them owing to, or the es-
cate and effects in their hands bclenging to
the said absent defendant Cornelius Wing
until the further order or decree Fthe coul1
and that copy Of this order be iorth#ith n
serted in both Of the public newspapers pub
lished in tits county fol- two months sacces:.
siveIy, and that another copy De posted at IN.
front door of the courthouse Of said county
A copy. Teste.
G. Deneale, c. c.
September IL. lawSna
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This Is to give notice. fha- 3

subscriber Of Alexandra County, in n. = :
trict of Columbia, has obtained from H. us
hpan's Court of said county. letters tcsta,r -
tary on the estate of John Diff, late = y,
county aforesaid deceased all persons 5a,; ;''
claims against the said deceased, are he,.,
warned to exhibit them with the youebss.
thereof, to the subscriber, Oh or,bAfore u
s5th day of a prilnext, or they NAV BY law !.
excluded from all benefit to said estate .a =
those indebted thereto are required to MAJ s
lintnedlate payment. Given under nv b,ns
this 9Th day of October 1907.
Sarah Duff, Ex'rx.
3et. 8. 2aw4v
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-04-24
PUBLIC SAILS

BY sitne Of Dei executed ~ David Refs on tie ostL
dry of November 1904 to the SALrs,i5ers in f,uf TO
feHSe tie fgynent Of GL. fLe,ea agtnfionel and Sy
"''i1r arsfbor DEED esuntc5<JS b tie [aid Dayii
Hefi. on tbs l4D dey Of AaggF !oF, ayS a f,gf TO
ne SG5ffri5rs, TO jesZ,s tie payment Of aayy ds5s
therein mentioned
~W he jOH or ready mor,y, at TIE front 1oot Of ID.
Eagle IaOf,p in tie city of Rie514ond, Ssizoe.n IT,.
6Onrs Of ~ and o'clock, TbnIaay.L 2lR Xay
sf"sxt month, (1fay.I
A CERTAIN Tra9 of LAND in the county of
:. 4 Chefierhed, commonly called Chener HILL,
together with the Lands appertanipg thereto a. a
moity Of a certain adjoining Traa of Land called Au-
burn Chate, containing in all by eltimaon fix hun
dred and forty-ive acres, be the fame more or lels;
ALTO the redue of Tract OF Land and appurteuanees
N the county Of Goochland, containing originally by
ttimation ieventeen hundred acres, bur now about
thouand acres, part ei II having already been fold
Under the Deed OF TrnG, bearing date the 2eth of
EovsTiber 1904, referred to above, and bounded h.
'ae Byrd Creek Elk Hill, James River &c be-
Eg the reftae of the Land purchaled by the fail
David Rois from Vim. Anderlon, executor of Iohn
Smith.
ALso--The following real e0atcs in the Town of
Columbia 20 wit. all that piece and parcel Of ground
known urder the title and name of the Rivanna To-
baceo Ware Houie, with all the buildings thereon.
covering nearly an acre Of ground; the Hioufe and
Lot ADJOINING that which for many years has been in
the occupancy OF John Dunn the Lot and Houies
known as the Old Tavern in the faid Town and now
fhe reiidenee OF VIM P2heur; the Lot and half I y,
with the Store and Lumber Hou'e lately occuped
ny MIR. John Forbes merchants the Lot Hou(,, and
Ian ard, with che acre Of ground belonging there
to, Row occupied by the widow Stroller, with ali
the rights privileges and aTpurtcnaices to each and
every one eli the iafd Lots belonging ALTO certain
Tract or parcel of Land on the great Byrd Creek.
PurchAtd from Iaudy Eoeu,an and Henry 'ruyoi.s
containing about four hnndi ed acres, be the Isn,r
more or ieis. WILSON ALLAN,
L. w. ROOIE5, 1FYfH'
April 81. r.
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IVoLuM ME 3.

During the laf three days, the auction
who were the veters, has been frequently arr
ed among us. This may appear fipgular but
in reality, cannot fay which of the armies
fought with the mott courage and firmnefs, or
which did the mott mitchell to the other how
ever, this is certain, that we loft very great
number OF men. But as we have not kept pof-
FELTON, Of the field of battle and of courie, have
not yet been able to verify the refuts of the &C.
tion, there is room to hope that great part
of the men who have hitherto been abfrnt on
the calling OF the rolls, have not perilhed. Ii
IS less painful to acknowledge, that the enemy
haa made number of pr;foners.
" In fpite of our lofles, this memorable day
has done grea. honour to our arms. Every
corps, every officer, every private man ditin-
guiihcd himfclf. Our retreat after the battle,
is no proof that we have been beaten. We did
not go to take military petition but merely TO
find an opportunity to conc to an engagement
with the enemy at time when we hoped he
would not be in fituation to refit the MATS Of
the forces brought to act agann him. II we
had conquered, other operations would have
Immediately followed but otherwIe it was
our duty to retreat, which we are doing at this
moment; and this only proves, that our enter
prize has not had all the iucceis which il pro-
mifed.
GAS for the reft, cannot fay our ftuation is
the mott brilliant. The enemy has the advau-
tage over us, OF making war 500 miles from his
own country, and living at the expence of the
vanquifhed. Should he, as it is drought, ar
rive upon our territory, the people of our from
tiers will have two dreadful fcourees upon them
at one time. Hitherto our hope have been
deceived in feveral initances. We were told
that the French would not expect US in the
winter but we found them collected IN fuf-
hcient number to withfand the mock of an i'm.
menfe force. We are told that icknels carried
them of by thouiai.ds at time but the man
ner in which we paifed the stb of this month
did not make it appear as if We had to do with
fck men. In fine, we had realon to hope that
Napoleon had fet off for Paris this WAS equal
ly fafe; ard if it had not been contradt,ed by
the reports of the prifoners have made,
allure you, during the battle, We were we'll per-
iuaded that the Emperor was prefent''
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PUBLIC SALE.

by 7i,far ofa Dced exrspted en- tt< z75 ef EsBypyy
LF' by DfUd Reii aad AfieborI ". Hs,soet, {. nh,
Snslf''5'' in f'.f, JSy JSndy Pp,P.ss hje,ea neoi
a1rd,
WMbe y5H f., -t,5y merry, at n. trent don, srG,
is-To"e,r, in tie city Of Rie5,gcad, bcf7y,ia NJ,
b'"'3 u a"d o1iosk, on Ta1ls,y The I2fb dgy Of
s.~t westj, MIR,
NH9EE PLANTETToNS with their appurte.
nanoes, 90 S:auDton and Pig Rivers, in the
Counties Of Pruylvlnl aud Bedford, known by the
names OF The Mountain Plantation, Pig River plan
'Auon aud Frying Pan Plantation, together with GER
ten oh'' Lands aud apPurtenaneeS adjoining thereto,
."d iUPPosd 10 contain m the whole ten thou(aud A.
'efeS WILSON ALLEN,
L. w. RoOlES, { 1'y"''
April oL r.
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WILL BE SOLD

AT Public Auction, the prenfes, on Thurfday the
9TH day OF May next, if fair if not the next fair day
thereafter,
q VALUABLE traa Of LAND, containing
L l6s acres more or le!s, lying in the lower end
o: the county of Loufa, wherein Thomas Walb nov,
rsiides, and adjoining the lands of NTeIrs John s.
Smith, JofePh Egglenon and Fl. Dickenion.
SIX Months credit will be allowed the purchafer.
on his giving note negotiable in the Bank of Vroi
nIa with AL approved endorler or endorfers and deed
OF trut on the property ecure the payment of fid
Note.
TAYLOR AND BROWN,
Truaees for the Creditors of MIR. Geo. Gr,.nbo,,
April IT. tdC.
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RICHMOND. MORNING, APRIL a. 1907.

IN cAANcERY.
n xisg VILLAS County csE,t, AF~el 24b, 1907.
Edward Walton, Comph.
againR
Thomas Reeves, Gan abfent debtor)-S< John
= Temple, Def,.
HIS day. came the Complainant by his Council g,
L and the def. Thomas Reeves, not having en-
tered his appearance, and given fseurty, aceordice
to the act of AAemby, and the rules of this court |;
and it appearing the fatfa9ion of the court, that
he isnot an nhabitant of this country on the mott
on Of the Complainant, it is ordered, that the fad
Deft Thomas Reeves, do appear here, on the fourth
day Of the May term next, and anfwer the bill OF
the Complainant, and that copy of this order be
forthwith inherited in fome uewfpaper printed in the
city of Richmond, for two months fuceefvely, and
another copy poted at the front door of the court
houie, OF this county. And It is further ordered,
that the Def. John Temple do not pay, convey a.
way, or ieerete any debt. by him owing the other
Deit Thomas Reeves Until the further order or de-
Cree of this court.
Copy. TEE,
ROBERT POLLARD, &C.
Wareh II. eptn.
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The following RORY is fated in fome of the
papers, faid to be on the authority of Ruf1ian
officer arrived with dispatches. "On the sla
day of December, five days after the battle of
Putufk, Bonaparte ordered two regiments of
his own guards TO make an attack upon one of
the Ruiiian out-poes, which they declined.-
This refufat 10 exafperated him, that he order
ed the two regiments to be Immediately mot.
Ihey were accordingly furronnded by fevera
other regiments, and. every man Of the two re-
giments was put to death. The Ruffian officer
declares that he was told this anecdote by per-
Ton who declared that he had been an eye-wit-
neis of this knocking fcene I"
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April 81,
NOTICE.

'IiE Subieribers beg leave to Inform their friends.
i ard the public in general, tina, they have taken
fhe Iiouis adjoining the Black Snlths Shop, lsrey
occupied ny Matthew Anderlou, and now by Charles
b"iher, and opP"ilte Thomas Watlons fbos makers
mop "n tas loot OF the hill leading to the Capitol
where they intend 10 carry on the Taylor's aud La
iys habit meking bufnefs in al its various BRANCHES
t1th as ;fiik proper to give them cu!tom may rely
O. tie Grieteit attention and puntiu1ity. Orders
hon the country will be received and ri6ly attended
~ HENDERSON q CANNON
s.ril ~. 2tp.
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Sairs ct aartioa.

O" Ms"d.y tie 27I AfrI next, on s sre,,ises, 7vii
be sold,
A VALUABLE MOUSE e LOT, E.uated on the
n fouth iide Of the Hay-Market fquare, on the
hreet leading from the Balm of the Canal IN the River
The houe is built ofwood, has lately been rhorourh
ly repaired aud calculated to accommodate large IA
mily.
On paying down fr,all proportion OF the purchafe
!norsy, very liberal Credit will be given on the ba
lance. TH1L0R u BROWN, v. MS.
april a. IT,
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FOR SALE,

HAT valuable LOT- on s,hoekoe. Hill, ADJOINING
u Mr.. Picketts. Its fhors diaance from the Ca.
Ptol, and iitua,ion wide and beautiful Greet
render it very drGrable property.
The terms accommodating and may bs tnovn
On application to the Subscribers.
april IA, If. T4YLOP G. BRoUN
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-04-24
NETWORK, April II.

The nip George, captain Taylor, arrived at
this port lait evening in the remarkably fhort
paffage OF Is days from Creenock, and has
put the editor of the Mercantile Advertifer
in poneffion of London papers nine DAYS late r
than had been received by the Liberty, and
Greenock papers to the goth March.
The late hour at which they came into our
hands, and the pre-occupancy of our paper
by other articles, have compelled us to con-
hne our extracts almolt excluiively to the
bulletins of the French Grand Army. OF
thete we have from the seth to the sgd, and
they complete our ferries.
Sir Home PoPham, whole trial is noticed in
preceding column, has been found guilty of
the charge alledged againft him, and was fen
fenced to fevere reprimand.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-04-24
.NEW-YORK, April Is.
LATE FOREIGN NEWS.


Through the politenefs of Captain Chew,
we are enabled to lay before the readers of the
Merchante Advertiser, European intelligence
to the 9th of Marcn, inclufive, from London
papers to that date received by the ff,p Liber-
ty. Capt c. left Liverpool on the 10th of
March, and has fupPiied us with Liverpool
paper of the day preceding.
Our extracts are made from the lateit Lon
don paper only, thofe OF previous date having
no accounts from the hottie armies fubfequent
to the 5sth bulletin.
Sir Home Popham's trial commenced on the
9Th OF March on board the Gladiator at PortC.
mouth. The evidence in fupport of the profc.
cutlon did not occupy more than two hours.
The court allowed him until the 9th to prepare
his defence.
The Britifh Imperial Parliament have wiped
OFT one foul ftan from the honor of the nation.
They have abolifhed the lsve trade. This att
OF jutice and humanity is to go into operation
on the ! IT of May. It was moved on the 9TH
OF March in the Commons to fubftitute the year
1912 nttead of 1907 but the motion for an
immediate abolition was carried on divifion,
by IT'S againf IL.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-04-24
> LONDON, March 2.

The French corps under General I,efe bre.
has been defeated by a body of Prufians near
Marienwerder.
Leiebre is fated to have attacked RufIian
and Prufiian corps at Marienwerder on the
lth February; but the refult of the CONTEXT,
vi whence the allied troops came, is not men.
toned.
Although the French have fucceeded in ref.
torIng tranquility in HeGia, infurrettions appear
TO have broken out in various other parts of
Germany, which cannot fail to embarrafs b.
naparte, either in expofing his fupplies from
France to danger, or in requiring for their pro-
lection, greater force than, in his prefent cir.
cumitances, he can afford for fuch fervice,-
Wltteravia and the Banks of the Main are in
me hands of the iniurgents; and in Weimar,
Gotha, Coburg, and MET of tho neighbouring
Duchies, an executive and organized fyitem of
revolt prevails.
Inc blockade of We. ice has expofed the in
habItants to the gresaetI.s.;,refs. The pripci-
pal iuPpIy of fuel was heretofore brought from
Dalmatia, but the Brtifh and RufIian yefels
before the port will not allow baraue of any
detcriPtion to enter, and the winter had, at the
aate or the iait accounts, fet in with great f.
verify.
The king of Holland has pafIed decree. ,ba,
no Perfon, with the exception of few officers
OF his houfehold, fhaII enjoy the faary or G.
monuments OF two employments. He is to re.
tain the higher faIary and half the other.
The ceremony of the diftribution of the mfg
MA OF the Dutch Order of Merit, took place at
the Hague, on the 10th uIt. A tripod, in the
form of an altar, supporting the Bible, wa. .
reeted at the foot of the throne each perfop
who was to receive the order, on being called
by the grand chancellor of the order, advanced
to IT., and kneeng, placed his hand on the Ri.
bic, laying at the fame time, 4" fwear it." He
then rofe and advancing to the fecond ftep of
the throne, received from the king the niienia
OF the order. The queen and feveraI ladies
were tationed in gallery oppoGts TO the
throne.
General Mayern, who is charged with re.
crulting for the Dutch army in Weltphaia, had
obtained numerous recruits but 70 great has
been the defertion amongf them, that he is IA
ted to have executed IS of them within the term
OF four days.
Hefiia, it is faid, has been promifed by Bo.
naparte to the grand duke of Baden.
The king of Saxony is 70 i'll that his recove-
ry is defpaIred of. The greateft embarra0.
ment prevails in that country; the people,
from the want of circulating medium. being
unable to dlcharSe the contributions impofed
by France,
The Bavarians. IL is nated are IN o,xx;c.,