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FITZWHYLSONN & POTTER,
May IL.

Have JUN received from Lendon, large fupply o.
z II T 10 " ART,
which with the ffock formerly hand makes up all
ex..nfive ailortment of
HNYRTTING Paper. for blank Books, Of all fees
w and of the very frft quality,
Various kinds of foolfcap and letter Paper, 80.
Hot preiled poo, gilt and plain,
Elegant emSsgsd and plain WHITING Cards,
Drawing Books, Pencils and Water Colors,
Genuine Writing, Marking and Copying Ink,
F,es Quilts, Sealing-Wax and Waters,
Cheffmen and playing Cards,
IMPROVED GLOBES,
Excellent Pen-knives,
A large collection of MuGc,
Fashionable Paper-hangings, &c Sc.
Their fioek Of Day Books Journals and Ledgers,
and of other Blank Books, for County Courts, She
riffs and private Gentlemen, is very exteniiye, and
warranted of the beff materials.
They have ALTO an afiortnept of School Books, oil
approved editions, and fome efteemed works on the
different fubjeas of Law, Phye, Divinity and Milf
cellanecus Literature.
May Is. lawsm.
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TREASURY DEpARr.rrNr.
WAsAINo1os, APP


Public malice i, beSsIy gisss,
HAT in purinance Of Reielution Of the Cons
4 nii'ionsrs OF the linking fund, a meeting held
on the 2Sr5 day Of March 1907, James Davidfon
Efq Gather of the Office of Difcount and Depot a,
Wilmington, has been appointed agent under the flu
Perintendance Of the Secretary of the Treafury.
make purciafes at private fae of the eight per cent
toeS, OH public account. Such perfons, therefore,
who are Prorretors of eight per Rock Handing
on the books Of the Commilioner Of Loans for Viz
ginia, and who may be deiirous Of telling the fame
within the price limited by law, reqnefted to
make application to the commiiIuner Of Loans at
Richmond, who will inform them Of the courle be
Parlued. ,rt -
IL is further made known for tie information of the
parties concerned, that agreeably refoluion Of
the Commificners of the Sinking Fund.- the principal
OF the eight per cent Rock will be reimburled to the
respective Proprietors thereof, the IN day of Ia
nuary 1909. ALBERT GALLATIN,
Secretary IF tie Iresjfr,y.
May IL. cav tho.
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JAMES RIVER

l. n " DIS FOR SHE.
E'OR Yale, 40 acres of Land lying in the county
OF Amherif, 2 miles from James River vb,r.
1t is navigable TO the City of Richmond-Two ,b;rd.
OF this tract is prime tobacco Land and is inferior 70
none Tor the production Of corn, Wheat, &C. afford
ing i"ihceney OF meadow Land and deirable Mill
leat II lies convenient to two msnufac orinp Mills
The Purchaier can have pofelIon the fira Of Dece,
Der next with the privilege of feeding fnalI Grain
the eniuing fall. The Land will be fIewn nv nv,
brother Alexander B. Role, Efq. in whole occupaney
1T is Tor the Preen: year. One third Of the purcbaG
money will be required in hand, tie balance m for
annual payments: If not fold before, it will be Of.
ieiea al Fup'c iais on the 7th July the pre-
miles, upon the above terms For further uart;c,lar
apply to the fubfcriber. HENRY r9oSE
Alexandria, Mag %. ,1c
ton. H'3' A''Si'-
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
VIII be JoH a. public dpt7iOa, WedsSay he 17fb Of
County;
Il HE perfopal property Of the late Dr. VIM Jshn-
i fon This property oenlils chiefly Of riding
Horfe, Saddle and Bride, Silver Watch, lome Me-
deal and other Books, mall aortment Of Medienes
and fet If furgies in0ruments.--Twelye months
credit WILDE given the laes, and bonds with iecu-
rity required.
Thoie who are indebted to the eflate Of VIM. John
fon are requesd adult their accounts, will, Mr. no
Lakeland, merchant IN Ca Ira and TO make payment
to him, to prepared for fetGement with the
fubferber, the time and place above mentioned; g,
,hofe who have claims sgsina The e1lsts arc delred
to exhibit them asloOn as pofible.
c.JoHNsoN, Adp',.
May12. sswtdf
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JOHN IOMPKINs.

HAS reeeivea an 46Srtare1s Of GOODS cesGaing Of
LANNELS, Coatings Blankets, Roie and Duf.
tie Drabs, Frize, Kerieys, Feanought Cloths, Car
pets and CarPeting, Bombozetts, Swanrdown, Pateu,
Cord Powder and Shot, Dowlas, sheeting, .Ker-
ieyneres' Calicoes and Mullins, &c. &c. which he
package.
NOV. IA. Ass &c
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THE PUBLIC

are 0E'fty f4i'rsa from PH'e6efgg tie fgoo aozvzs
IoBAcco No7Es, viz
lHNE infpe6ed at 1rent's Ware houf. :, 4,
" name of John Gregory, No. 1875. we;ah;n..
grois $40, nett l362-the other inCpetaed 8, .hs
lame Ware-boufe, and in the name of Fdward ~ VIC
NJ. 1882, weighing grofs 1000, nett 154s J'"s,,
theie notes were taken from the poe ilion of the I'll
ierber by fome unknown villain on the MICH, IS II
9Th Infant, thofe notes were contained +; t1"t
morocco pocket book, covering fevera bond, AZ
executions, executed by different perlops 70 pobsSs
Maitland, and Chri0ian. ALTO, feveral bond. n..
eu'ed 70 the iubierber, viz one bond on Thos ps,
mef' OF 100 dollars, and one on John Hord. r. In
aoars; aiio' one executed to Dudley Hunt, bv P;eb-
ara lhomplon, Of % doars-one from Vyr, I'll
to VIM w. Maion, Of H. 2c Sd. and ore.. ~.
ny different papers that do rot reeoDleae nlca
u't OF Cloths viz. walnut die eoat. one dr.
warheost' one pair blue able wove pantaloo1. on.
nen ihrt one eravat, and one pair blue mixed feLs
an 'hee things were contained in psir Of red Iss
ther isddle-bsgs with the iubfcribers name ar ,t.,
there was alfo two 20 dollar Virginia bank bo,ss
~ me lad Poeket-book. Any perion Delivering ,bo
isddis-b~gs TO me or Mr.. Chaueesr n. saundstss IS
Richmond, with the whole Of the contents. on -.
ee'Ve the reward Of the above two bank note. VII
an additional fun Of twenty dollars.
Iu.L RoBr. SAUNDERS.
way &c. sP9w,
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TO LET OR LEASE.

A RLAcksMITH's sHor, formerly occupied by
L Mr.. James Lynch it is allowed TO be as good
itahd tor that buinefs any in this city, being in
.e centre OF the town, and near the Market Houis
here are three forgesin good ORDER dwelling houie
ana Kitchen IN good repair. The Subscriber would
rent the mop alone None need apply bu, thole tina,
can be recommended the rent fal be reafouabe and
every encouragement given by,
April "a. r.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
TENHE debtors to the late. firm. of c111,., and
T. KIRBY, are hereby informed that I homes
I,iiat alone IS empowered to receive payment Of
all the debts due to that concern. ell perfons h.y
ing demands againa them, are requefed to apply
20 homas Giiiiat, and thoie indebted to the firm,
are earneitiy requeaed to forward without de-
lay and dacharge their reflective det.ts.
- For JOHN GH.LIAT,
AND SELF,
THOMAS GlLLIAT,
May 90 ' .psmr
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Mrs. S NIT H,
NJ I L L I ~ n /

M T. lin z r,
MKT DOOR BELOW THE EAGLE-TAvRRN.
HpeefAuy informs TIE Ladies of Richmond and its vi
e1i:y t5sf t ba, u received Der sying s0o,tmeut o,
M l. l. N Z K Y,
tONSiSTlNG Of neat and general aGortmen,
~ OF the newell fafhions, which being laid in for
esih' will enable her to dpofe of them on the low.
Ell terms.
May so. I'm.
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ADEiRA WINE, OF fra sca;ity. 81 IL, 10.
Iva for Tale at G months credit, by -,
JOHN e ROBT. GAABI.E,is
CITY OF RICHMOND,

IN CoMmoN CoUNcfG, 1ar lstk, 1907.
- ESoLVED, BY sbe Prsfkent and Cc,ssuoa- CoansR
N Il. Cesznisa-laaN egeuSel. That it be the duty
ct the Sergeant of the City, to the Jerk Of
the Hall, ltt of Iniolvents for each year-ttat the
Clerk eauie the iaid lin to be advsrtifed in fome
newiPaper at leaf three times after the return all
nave been made to the Hall for TWO months; and
that this Reinnon be publiihed for three weeks in
Tome one OF the nswfpapers PubliGed in this City.
A Copy. TeGe,
-. N. SHEPPARD, Cferk.
.. way * -= ep3w.
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10 H N HENRY

mas r1ttivsd BY TIE Gip Romp, from liverpool,
q FEW boxes of 4-4ths wide Iriih Linen. COO
A from Cd to 81 Cd per yard, which h. offers
Tor iae by the piece or paekage.-Alfo, on hand o.
former imPoftations, 7-s;hs and 44.hs wide Irls
Linen, in well aAorted packages-5 4tb. w;ds Iro,
and German Sheeting, by the piece, and old Io,don
particular Madeira Wine in Pipes.
May %. en1nS
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Ii purfuance ofa Decree in Chaneery, made by the
Court of the United States, for the fifth circuit in
the diilri9 Of Virginia, at the November term, in
the year 1906, we iha expofe to Public Auction
at the times and places hereinafter mentioned
II Vie Tracts Of LAND following That is to
Il fay, One tract in the slnty Of Powhatan, where
on William Ronald, now deceafed, lived, eonta ming
fifteen hundred acres and alto other trSs ia the
fame county Of Powhstan, containing forty-four
purchafed by the laid William Ronald from f.
Woodion, at Powhatan Court-houfe, on the court
day thereof in the month Of June 10 the prelent year
1907, being the 9Th day Of that month and alfe
two tracts in the county of Goochlsnd, one on Beaver
dam creek, containing nine hundred acres; and the
other called Lit,le-1and, containing ten acres. at
Coochand court.boule, the court day thereof, on
the 5th day of June, 1907. The dover Of the wi
dow Of the faid William Ronald, will be frl de-
duaed, and the conditions, on which the fad lard
direed under the fad Decree will appear therein
and will be communicated on the days Of fsle. rhe
terms Of payment will be as Yellowstone fourth Of
the purohsIe money to be paid in eafh, and the re.
manning three fourths in three squal indictments Of
Gx, twelve and eighteen months credit In all other
rsfPcas the aforelaid decree will be purified.
WIN. BERKELEY
JOSIAH ELLIS, Com'rs.
WV, MANN
Aprii %. 1a7vjdE
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=" 1rtday bs 10 day Of J1ly next, SaR, 6y virrs.
g% Deed If 1rsf, eseeutedfo me. extee 10 Puplic
Auction for ready money, .pon tie prentice, 70
much ef-Ae
TENEMENT, lately owned BY Francis AIl;ror.
II as Is now in the occupancy OF MIR. Benz lanes
iarr''-or tuch portion thereof, may he uiici.p,
q. 20 pay and iaesty the fun of G5oo, with int.res
thereon, from the IG day of January. ,sos and r.
colts aud charges attending the execution of This tre
that being the FUN due, under ,he iaid deed. -
SAML. MCRAW, Truiiee.
juno .. tdf.
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May 10.
Mr.. WILLIAM THOMPSON,

-4I y0H not iab<bfanf ofttb fate, and your
gent is Unknown to me, you will Pleajsfs
TNAKE NOTICE, that ihall, on Friday the 10th
4 OF July next, at the houfe Of MIR. Hugh French,
in the County of Powhatan, between the hours of
nine o'clock in the forenoon and FIVE in the after
noon, proceed to take the depotions of Jee DAWN
port David Burton, Barty Cox, and others, in fuit
in Chancery, now depending in Luninburg County
Court, where you plaintiff, ard Jofah Thon,p-
fon, executor of Jofah Thompfon, decd and myfelf
defendants, at which time and place you or your a.
gent will pleafe to attend,
SARAH THOMPSON.
Powhatan, May 90. lawlmG.
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o" Saturday tie 1871 da, Of June next, 4piu6l expos4
to)ais, on tie pnngijes,
SEVEN hundred and iorty acres of LAND. in the
- county of CheAerfeld, about five miles from
Manchester, OF which nearly hundred acres are
cleared, and ander All encoiure. The whole of this
lract Is OF fertile quality, and the uncleared part
well tmbered. This Land will be fold entire, or in
Lots, as may be mott agreeable to purchafers.
Alio an undivided moity of COG acres, in the fais
county, adjoining the Black Heath Pits and in
which 1t is believed there is coal. This Tract will
be Told IN the City of Richmond at the
on the 18th June next. A credit of fix and twelve
months will De allowed the purchafers, and Deed
OF ruit required upon the Land itlel to ecure the
Purehaie money fheie Lands will be fold in purfu-
ance OF the tefament and laa will of the aforelaid
decedent, and will be conveyed accordingly by
EDWIN JAS. HARVIE, only aS7ine Executor,
IF Jobn Ha,Vie, dreegEd.
April "a. eptdI
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q = :
NGToN TAvERN!

nDEN tr MOORE have taken the WASH
~ ING TON TAVERN, adjoining the CAPITOL
Square, lately occupied by EDWARD RALLAm. At
eoniitesac- sSpsnce, they have provided themselves
with excellent are-0nc,,s,ions Cor der friepd, aud
invite theirs antlshe T-~iie patronage. Jhsy are
determined to keep eoo Stable and getasel an
Inn as any in Richnond.--Fu,ni',Sd ROOMS, asi-
joining the Tavern, and every neeeilary S;te,ianre
Tor families travelling Both ,he Co-psrtbs,, ha-
wing been we-verfed in this bulnefs, iatsr the.,,-
faction. 30
Richmond, February II. IN
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4 LII Perions having claims againa the eaate OF
the late John Harvie, of Belvidere, are requec
ted to bring them forward, properly authenticated
IN order that the Subscriber may make arrangements
ol .her adutfment' and thoe indebted to the faid
eitate, it is hoped, will make a. peedy payments as
Poiiible.
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HATS, SHOES, &c.

TIE SrssriJer las jya reeeDcd and e6Sys far a, FIJI
and complete agS,fmfStT
HATS,
---amorg 7obie6 e,e--
HEN1LEmEN's beit drab and black beavers, CAT
" tors and Rorums, broad and narrow brims
do. do black Satin beavers, light and plant, glazed
livery hats and bands, womens and youths do.
SHOES.
Ladies Kid, Morocco and Leather ties and fins,
Gen,len,en's fuperfne drefs and common Shoes.
He has alto on hand, few pipes fri quality COG
MAC BRANDT and 20 boxes New York mould
CANDLES.
A large fuPPly Of Philadelphia bottled Porter and
Cyder, Claret and Port Wine in bottles
d. J. BURR,
See0sS door aboVe he Eagle 7avera,
april Is. Iawsw.
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1lmt9celianu.
PROM rur rAr,onAL tsrEL.Iorac.s.

Mr.. SiiIra,
sta,
rbeg leave to lay before your learned brethren Of
the Philosophical world, through your medium,
the following faas and oblervstions: :.
1 The ink-1and which ufe is of what Is called the
fountain kind of gafs the centre is an inverted cone
hollow, the bottom Of which is perforated. through
hole through which the ink is poured int the fand,
and this huts e,ofe by ground glais topper.
Havins one morning in fummer, nearly filled up
my fand, and corked it afterwards found few
hours after, as the day grew hot that the ink roie
up and overAowed my Rand, this furprifed me much,
and reflected what might be the caufe of this TIDE
In my ink-hand, the ftand was filled about two
thirds with ink, the remaining one third was vacant.
when eorked it ar-tight from, without and with
IN, the hole at the bottom of the cone being immerf
I'D lone ines in the duid, could give any vent to
the air, thought could to the liquid the ncreafe of
heat produced expan6o in the confined air which,
Pretng on the fluid below, rallied it up in the cone to
OverAowing.
The attraction Of the moon az caufe Of tides, had
always appeared TO me very unfati,fatfory mode
OF accounting tor this phenomenon, though the cali
euiat'ons upon that theory gave the ftrongeft au-
rance OF its truth 1t nun however, be admitted
that thefe calculations made upon consequences
winch had reference to time rather than upon the
speration OF an efesing caule aud becaufe the
tides were in unifou with the moon, the movement
was attributed her agency, and After this aerton
the manner of this operation mutt ALTO be explained
20 make difcovery appear complets. ..f
The theory of the Able St. Pierre, on this fub.
)eet, is no way satisfactory.
ID the atmosphere around our earth is warmer than
the circuman,bient region, has been proved more
particularly by the experience of aeronauts and that
this exterior evelope is competed of CONDEMNED va
pours and clouds, capable Of relifng the expanded
air heated BY tho fan nlhis diurna courle and that
this powerful expanou, now alcertaned by it's force
IN team, taking eourfe according with the angle
OF the funs rays, Prorels the of the from
that pare under the action of the rays, to the adoin-
ing tides; in this way it produced by the iux and
rehux, by the exPreilion Of expanded atmosphere
all the movements of our tides, and from princi-
pie the very reverfe Of attraction. The moon will
be allowed to havea fecondary influence in produe-
ing the fame effect in the fame way thus reeoneil-
ing the mathematical calculations with the actual
eauie of the phenomenon.
ihall fay nothing in this place of the great num-
Der of difficulties, hitherto unfoIved, that may be
accounted for by the application of this theory CON
tenting myef at this time with laying this etch un-
der confederation.
am, fir,
Yours, with efeem; T.
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SPRING GOODS.

SPKING GOODS.
HE Subscribers have JUN received from London
and Liverpool, their ufual iupply of SPRING
GOODS, which they will fell upon the moR mode
rate terms for cath, country produce or on credit to
punciual cuitomers
JNo. q RoBT. GAMBLE, junr.
May IL. enAyy
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THE SUBSCRIBERS,

IEE o'd Medoe Claret, of the vintage OF 1901.
London particular Teneriffe Wine,
Set elegant French defert China, of the ,,,,u
factore of Angonline,
German 'f,ekienbarg,b by the piece or bale,
Salt in Sacks,
Crates Of Liverpool Ware and Sugar in barrel,y
Pickett, Pollard 81 9obn6oa,<
May 10, eps;s
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MAP OF VIRGINIA

- ME fubicribers to the MAP OF VIRGINIA.
are respectfully informed that fon,e copies of IT,
work are now ready for delivery: and NAV he frr-
niihed by calling OH Mr.. John Pumfrey, Sts,isn,>
y Ssottindfr, whom we have appointed our ssen,
for the city of Richmond 60
No fine fha BE lof to furuiG, the who'll. os N.Y.
iubieribers as well as purehafers
THE PROPRIEToRs.
May Is. A..
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
By virtue Jand,y Deedt # Tr, exeeuftd TO tie SD5-
ribsy, BY Fleming Cqyesr, 10 jsnye The Payment Of
Ssbt due 10 Lhteberyy Seyaggs, Btnjamin Pa,ter q
Jobn Laeiiand q Co. zviH Be expesd to Jaie at Pub
lie dat7ion fer ready money, Saturday tie 1876
dry June nex!, at CunEtiand Court HosIs,
A NEGRO Man named Stepney, good black
N Smith. BERNARD SIMS, Sa,0,g. Ty1Gee.
Cumberland, May 4. oawtdE.
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10 HIN MEN FRY
S A ID DI RI v

yF'V'y "5e'0'' OF JTIe7d' and fbe f0b7ie, Tat Be
ba' tf received, BY the Ship United Sfafes, GAIT.
Hardy J'0m LiVerp00i, bisJarirg eDortmentef
ID L cry,
4 NONSlSTING of almoit every article in the bu.
~ iinels. Likewile Harnefs Mountiugs, Plated
.ho Drais OF different Patterns-Coaeh and Coachee
springs, steps, long and ihort--Foot Mems holder
Gals Strings--Laees-Fringe Glafs "a by oo-29
by 2o--and 20 by lS-Horle-men's & Pocket Piftols
Secret Locks
N; B. Juft received, affortmeut of Saddler's
leather kirting, Hog and Bag. All of which he
VIII dhPoie oil on moderate terms for cafh
May IL. en1m
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nETER " DANIEL, refding in Falmouth
will practice LAW in the County Courts of Stat
ford, Spottfylvans and Culpepper and in the Diff
tra Courts of Fredericksburg and of the Hay Mar
ket.
May &c. oawtf.
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May %.
SPRING GOODS.

SPRING GOODS.
THE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE RECEIVED THEA
SP r ING G GODS,
by tie Zip Role, from Lordor and Uuisd Stase,, aua
Ro~p, fran Livr,pooi,
-AMoRGsT WHICH ARE
pEST IA Superfne Cotton Kerfevm.res AVID
II Cloths & Keriey-S Granderills,
meres' Cotton and thread Laces
Drae Satin and Black pa Dimties and Mullins,
tent 1ats, CaGcoes, and Morocco
Del. 6iaek Beaver ard Hats ard Caps,
niao nats' Kenting's Bedsicks, and
oehtiemens brown Cotton and Linen
thread Hofe, extra fze, Checks,
Brown and white Cot Smiths Bellows Anvil.
ton do. and VICES
Black and white pa Malt Mills,
tent SILK do. : Large Spade. and Coal
Black and white Rib Shovels.
Ded DO. do Large Matra6es, fsripsa
Black and white plain, with hair,
do. do ,RoJls and oin,h,r
Ladies Stockings of all Hoes and Scy,be Rid,
kinds, ali kinds
Marfeilles Cuttings,
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THE SUBSCRIBERS,
HdViTg fatea HsgfSa tgO door, 6elg7o bs BsR.7 ia.
Ve,a, e6tys 70, Sale, Radsy ME E,0v of
WHITE g SHELTON.
a GENERAL aHortment Of GROCFPIES vybi,b
"A they will d6pole OF on very moderate xrms
tor Cath, Country produce, or approved paper.
ISAAC WHITE,
JOHN S. SHELTON
December IS. eptf.
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a lew boxes choice Irifh Linens, and So Sheet;ncs
Purehaied in Dublin with cath. All of which v;lIS
iod low for cath, or country produce to good eu.sO
n'ers' ELLIS e ALLAN,
- few fleets new MuGc, for the Piano Forte,
May Is. ed.
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FOR SALE,

FOR SALE,
BY The yber, three Ssoys 6eszV The nsarlet bridge
25 HHDs. OF CIDER VINEGAR,
or hyperion quality, which will be dipofed of, on
~ moderate terms, by wholefale and retail
SAMUEL WHITE.
May 10. Iaw6m
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Yours, with eteem,

The people of this country will be gratifed in ha-
wing recalled TO their recollection, by the following
letter, the circumstances which gave rife it. They
will reoolset that it eminently owing the diff
intereifed kindnels of Mr.. Nifan, that our captive
citizens were enabled bear up again the rgors to
which they were exPoied by 5arbarious power.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-06-10
70, s5f good q Commerce. Adaagfaslure, and As,ier
fDre.

r" s5s good q Cammerse, fapgfaSlpres and 1riepl-
tire.
The people Of the ifllnd of Great Britain, are
fuppofed to be eleven or twelve millions. The peo-
pie Of the United States, are computed at from five
and an half to fix millions. The Dritiih make
three millions of quarters equal to "a millions Of bu
els Of grain, into various liquors, fuch as beer,
grain fpiritS, &C.: Thosgh they have rum colonies
and make home van Quantities Of CIDER aud tho
theY get wines brandy and grain-l prits, from the
continent Of Europe, sta fmsl freight and in their
own veAes ALTO foreign rum from the colonies of O.
ther nations.
We have rum colonies. We yet make little
molaHes, and far lefs cider than the Brith. We
import wines, rum, brandy, moiafes TO make rum,
and geneva by long voyages Of from 800 to 1000
miles. We producs vst quantities of grain II 10
becoming fuperabundant We prohibited from
paraking IN the exports to buy the lprits of fons
foreign eo.onirs. We are alto forced 20 Iofe the
fregh, Of from thsfe foreign colonies. our vsf-
'fsis being excluded from the trade. Under thsie
circumstances, We are invited mott Rrongly 20 rsfe
apple orchards for cider and apple brandy peach
orchards for peach brandy, grain and hops for brew
ing ard GiRlIing, and ugar for nolailes de-
riss
The ealSs ufsd for foreign liquors, are made a.
broad and cor . or 100000 dollars. This quauti-
~ of Raves hoops and cooperage worthy Of our at
tsn,iou. If We we're ufe bali the EDg01 quantity
Of grain ~ brewing and diltilliBg; it would employ
millions Of bufhels, and would fupPort the prices
Of our crops, let foreign governments prohibit as
they might. This matter IL we'll worthy our aten.
rion fnce arbitrary executive orders have been in.
trolueed from 1872 and 1908 to interfere with ths
rsrriags and foreign markets 70. our produce.