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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-12-01
NORFOLK, Nov. os.

.., NORFOLK, Nov. %.
We are told that Sunday morning Britilh "a
and two frigates anchored in Lynhaven Ray that Of
cers every day 6nee then landed from them the
Peafure- Hopfe that inhabitan in the neighbour
hood of the Pleafure- Houfe (whofe name We do no,
prefent with mention) has had the tenerity Of
fuppying them with fom- neeedaries; inin,ation of
which has been given to Brgadier General Mathews.
Herald
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-12-01
Exiro9 Of n litter .jJon a geaiicsf6n Of t5efrF
tc)bc6abiiity, 10 tie Edifory Of the B0iti,Aorr
EzeDfDp Po1, dafed
WASHINGTON, Nov. %, 1907.

"The accounts received (aating that Bona
parte had determined to in6it the rigor of his
decree sgainft Ametioa) does not meet with full
credit. II is doubted, becahfe letter has been
received from General Amltrong, in which be
informs our eoYernment-that Immediately on
the return Of the Emperor to Paris, he addref-
ed note 10 the Prime Miniler, complaining
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-12-01

iha, S.,sin nd cxerr'-d ,hs decree aeainf 4.
m-rican ihips. In anfwrr, ne was told, that
letter !hould immediately be fent to the French
Mininer at Mad,id, airet,ing him to explain the
Decree ,oths Spanifh government. and to prefs
then, to de6f from executing the Decree sgaina
American veiTss."
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-12-01
BANKS OF THE MAINE, Sept. ~.

The public papers contain the following ar.
ticie from Riga -
Sc The Ruiiian troops, who, after the conclu~
fioD Of peace, were to- return into the interior,
have received orders to halt, and are now order-
ed to march TO the coats of the Baltic the
whole extent of which is threatened by the En-
gliff."
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-12-01
LETTER THE FIRST.

FRoM TIE AURORA.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-12-01
Oaober 9.

The right hon. George Canning, bis maiety's
principal fecretary Of rate for foreign affairs,
has this day notified to the minifter of friendly
and neutral powers, refideut at tbis Court, that
his rnairRy has judged 1t expedient TO dfed
that the mott figorouo blockade fhould be eftab>
fhed at the entrance of the rieer Eyder, and
that the fame will be maintained and enforced
in the ftri6tef manner, according to the stages
Of war acknowledged and allowed in limilar
cafes.
COUNTERvAIItNG DECREE.
We fhould certainly be warm advocates for
fuch meafure, FIVE thought il would force the
enemy to take the produce of the Indies from
as, and make Bonaparie repeal his retrietions.
Bat it were well to confder FRI, whether Bona
parte himGelf might not with TO drive US into
fuch meafure, az that now recommended.
Prohibiting all neutral trade, though it misai
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-12-01

I Nolle profequi has been entered in Bergen eonn.
ty Jerfey under the plea of defes in the indictment
At the houfe of John Wickhani in Richmond.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-11-05
GREAT BARGAINS.

TNTENDING TO remove 70 TIC state %
Z. Tennessee as soon as possible, ] WISH ~
dispose OF tie following valuabis and iAcgeas1
ing property upon lev terms, which property
/ inherited from my ancestors, who have had
a legal title to tho same for @psar3s q Gle
hundred years.
One tract we'll known by the name|
eff ABrxeDox, being on the Potomac r;rcr|
between Alexandria and George Iowa, aSd|
nearly opposite the city Of Washington, oeaa-
tifulIy situated, containing about -Four Hun
dred acres, now leased to The MIR. Wises torl
three hundred and sixty dollars rsr annum
with other stipulations sentaned IN the salal
lease.
One other tract contiguous to ne
FIRST. leased to William Fraser for iorty COZ
lars per annum, containing sbost slZt Il
ores.
One other tract containing ten acres
of bottom land, adjoining the Fosrsiils @Ai|
tract. !,
One other tract contiguous to tlsI
Abingdon estate, and within two and RAJ
miles of George Town, containing ~ acre
The greatest part Of this land IS heavily ~
yered with red and white Oak.
Il L S O,
Three thousand acres on the ocl0"I
River, IN the state CT Ohio.
This tract descended to rae from my uD"f
George p. Alexander, beng enc 'noisY Il
.l,e land he was enitledte for bis mliltar; sSl
vices vic during the revolutioaary var ), n IA
tide papers With the wills under r5l'i d., y.
hands of Baldwin DApE, Esq. to Spo'a
pioation VIII please to De lf,a4e iof q ~ III
he being legally Authorised 70 so-''a1'
dispose Of ali the above valuable props,.1
which good and sstisssacto.y t-tlss VIZ - n
en-. Jar
Au.xsti3.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-11-05
October ~.
FOR SALE,

B Or 70 se RENTED far one or more yea,-s
vTsHE whole Of the REAL ESTATE be-
\ longing to Presley Carr Lane, lying III
and adjacent to the town of Centreyiile, in
Fairfax county
& This property consists ct the we'll known
TAVERN now occupied By Mr. .ddana Mt
easH
The STORE HOUSE nov in the occu-
paney Of Mr.. Daniel rriagtou--and from
EIGHT. hundred to q thousand acres of good
FARMING LAND, at present in the pcs
sessioa OF Mr. Cerr W. Lane, and Mr.. Hal
ter Locker, which viii be disposed Of in sepe-
rate tracts Or entire.
Il IS presumed shat any person disposed TO-
buy or rent any Of the above property viii first
view the same and Judge for tEle9nsclvcs----a
further description is therelose unnecessary.
ISr. Laas rooald .taSs a snail
pyoportioas IN Negroes.
Iiarriioa Fitzhugh.
s Fairfax County Oct. IS. law
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-11-05
Public Sale OF Lots.

The subscriber will, on Thursday the lzth
day Of November next, expose to sale, on
the premises, near the new turnpike gate,
SEVERAL LOTS, being part OF Fear
sons Tract.
= HE land is fertile, and foil of young
( growth of hickory, oak, &c. There IS
some springs Of excellent water on tie lots,
with handsome and convenient series Tor build
ing. Meadow may be made on each lot -
They contain from eightto fourteen acres ac-
cording to the survey and plat, which is to be
seen III Mr. Snowdcn's printing Office. The
lots viii be sold on a credit OF sixty, ninety,
and one hundred and twenty days, the purclas-
.er giving bond, with approved security, forthe
paymens at the stated PERIODS The title pa
pcrs WILDE shewn en- the day Of Sale, or and
time previous to that day, by
Charles Little,
Ex'or of !. West
nctnher ~ Cts
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-11-05

: ~~es sF
Old St. EstepAe Nisaoc iarcs' ~ e-eSss -
one dozea
A few dozen hne Oil ironslnaa
Ditto 90 Socss s Mil'e o1'sS'
jamaica alsd " est.is'slls iu'n
New-Engisnd a.
Cogniac, Boaraeaax ana 1Sal''s : = ANY,
Holland and country sslh
Schieessn gin N IS cases
Irish .waisSsy' ss,y on ,.n;;.lsv
g oarrcis : ' ems is''s'ia ! = " 1852
Glder IN narfeis
~ hlts VINE , ans ! S ~. '1s'Ns
florence Oh ~ nasAs
hogsheaas faassi''''a n.,'sy $780,.
Is 40. choice le'sl1ias ls-y'-'9S~
tuhpo~escf
In i'efssa TrAc
= soi' - s..
Young r,ysot efs7oa q;sa az
g Ysoa-oaasl ''''u
oeuenoes ,a,:t;.
Mnscoxssia sugars, aiiiSls''' 7 ''@'''lss
hen g " ,f1 40. bt,;,aas,,,n;., MI.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-11-05
G. & r. Wssits.

e One Of the above 1rrn iii personal,
attend the drawing taily, to take down tie
numbers correctly, as w;l sts cns q t.s:y
clerks.
The next New Work Lstsr.y viii no. CEN.
lnence drawing Till ApGal neSt--,ickets Of
which lottery may be had atsWaite's ofie,s
No 81 and No. SO, Maiden Lane New.yotkI
~ Distant adycnturerr, accom- q2nyins
their orders with bank notes Of any desolip.
ton to cithero Waltss oiHces, in New York
or Baltimore, may havs Tickets ard Shares
Forwarded 70 any amount with tie utmosa
punctuality, and the earliest sdyics sent them
OF their success. All prizes sold by c. md
r.. Waite, will te paid by then.
TT Tickets in the ADORE lottery are to Ia
had a! J. MARcH's book-sfors, George Towns
where the prize list viii bs regularly rsceisedi
October Is. staY1u
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-11-05
his is to give notice,

e~gy fiA' 81 the subscribers Of Alexandria coun-
t. In the district OF Columbia, have OBJ
5tained. from the orphan court Of said coun-
tvs ieescrs testanentony on the estate OF 81.
.sanna Is:niltoa, late of the county afpre said,
deceased \ Il persons HAVING clainls against
the said deceased, are hereby warned to exhi-
bit them, with the vouchers thereof, to TIE
subscribers, onSor before the Seth day OF = Z
pril next, or they may by law hsse1ctuded
from all benefit to said estate sssla those IN
debted thereto arc requested to make lmnledi-
tae payment Given under our hands this
s0th day of October, 1907
Andrew Jameson,
Rlch'd. Welghtinan,
October so eo5w
Printing IN its various branches,
executed at this office.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-11-05
Patton and BLltch hers

HIVE receirsd 5g The shifts ItItiiaus end .1oas,
cahfai, Woeslaonss, and tie Nary. calatait
Ba55ige, from Livcraook, e general ass0ss-
aueat
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-11-05
AaEoNG WHIcII1 AE - )

AMoNG wHIcu ARE
Wagon boxes; bllstsred, crowley csss
steel: sheet iron; slsSrels and spades; pa
tent shot; shoYels and tongs; green wire
Tenders Coal hods; brass battery kettles;
patent and copper tea kettles and stcwpans ];
ditto iananned and brass lamps; Japanned
nlate warmers; chatting dishes; Britannia
coffee and tea pots; penknivcs and razcfs, Ia
BILE and desert knives and forks, plated and
brass wares, Of various descriptions coffee
mills; files !; locks bolts; screws; curriers'
knives; neshers workers granting boards
and steelss; saddle trees gig and carriage
harness; Sig furniture, 70
THEY HAVE ALSO ON, HAND,
: "A large assortment of bar iron, seal ana up.
per leather and Spanish hides
axD DAILY EXPECT
An assortment of Brafs And,rons,
and Looking Glsaes.
Josh mo. "a. div .arsw
For Sals By The Su6seyI5s7s,
Lisbon carpating for ssmacf, Of different
qualities,
BucelIoa and csssavsllo Wines m sasrter
casks,
Window Glass of different sizes,
Mould Candies Of superior guasty N
s.Ilall boxes,
soft-shelIed Almonds in bags,
a quantity OF patent Iron Hollow rare.
4. 4. Hooc & Co.
June :. on
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-11-05

Not two blanks to a prize, and the low.
prize istwelye dollars. The scheme coz, - Y
only FL, 500 tickets 10000 Of which a.. y
tually sold to a accompany Of gentlemen !, s,
York, to whom the Managers have obIia.,. \
themselves to commence the DRAWING p =
eity Of Baltimore, On TEUHsD1r ns 40
day ofDEeElNRER sse7rt, and t.. draw 500 t;rs -
cts per day. M
Ticketsand Shares are now sellirp j. !. :.
riety OF numbers and very rapidly, It n1
DoLLARS saa H4Lz. each, for a short no
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-11-05
C. & r. WAITE,s

AfARKgg and CElRLss-SfxFEss Il
BALTIMORE.
The grandeur ofthe schsns ef ths sso,a
Lottery, together with an assurance from n.
Managers that it will positively eommenrs
drawing ON the slst day OF December ncyt
have been sufficient inducenaeat for the t,I'
scribers to come to the city OF 5altimorc Cr
the express purpose Of facilitating the sale
Of the tickets.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-11-05
ST. MARY.S COR r. !,
6 RI ND 10 TTERy =
BALTIMORF

eTHoRIsED by the general 49,.
= = Ct the state Of Maryland, Il So :
Wm ie Is tile most brilliant ever cees, 80
sl'lzens OF the U. S. containing tesidess :. 7
nninber OF other good prizes. : L
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-11-05
HDRWELL,S

HORWELL'S
Celebrated Patent Salpesdeys
Isso r Ease, Elegance, Strength, Sc. far cx-
Z cecds any muse. To be had Wholesale
and retail at the SNfANuFAeToRY, lower end
of Prince Street Alexandria
3. The Subscriber has a complete as
sortInent well adapted for the Winter Season,
and can supply wholesale purchasers on adj
vantageous terms.
Richard HorWell.
Sept.1s dom.
DtREcTIoNs.
The buttons on the back parts Of the waist
band ought to be placed the same distance
from each other, as the two center buttons on
the Suspcnders, to prevent improper STRAIN
ing and thereby destroying the case designed
in the construction of the article,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-03-31
JAMES WoRRAT.r..

AS lately received general and carefully az
A i iorted ieck of Drugs, Medicines. Paints, Pa
tent Medicines, sc. &c. hich Ice eers inr ile, az
the iirlt corner hore above the Eagie Tavern lately
occupied by Nieiifs Pickett, Pollard and Iokaiou.
His articles have beer feee,ed q! the frG oul;,v
and will be Put up with tine greatcll care and exact
neis, on the lowell poi6bic terms. The whole of his
compound medicines, have been made by hmfrlf with
e mot icruruous attention, the directions of the
different Pharmacopoas.
Physicians favouring him with their ,rererip.ioss.
and country Merchants with their orders, ma; de-
Pend on their Being executed runaually and with
d;!pl,eh.
N B. Fe has lately received from, Dr. SoIon,on's
agent, at New freh ispply of thole ;nvaus-
Die tnedcises, the Balm of Gead and Anti Inrete-
gines.
November %. o,v,,f
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-03-31
TO THE pIIRIIC

y The PUBLIC.
o" WtdHe21y tie f9 Of srH nrx., 4eW e,~,s,suee lie
Jait Of Nm. PrishGyai, zobol< Sio.k in grsA,
........coEs,s7IEG oE......
4 VERf EXTENSIVE COLLECTIONS OF BOOKS.
in all arts aud licences, of the lateft and bed e.
d'tions; togsther with great variety of ST-f7T-
oNART dPTICLES-Paper, Blank Books, Oui:ls,
Ink Powder, Waters, Sealing Wax, Morocco Poel.-
ct Books, fine Cutlery. Playing Cards, Mathematical
inilrun'enis, Parchment, Drawing Paper
Also :-MuGe and Mulical luilrunIents-F;ne-
toned Piano Fortes with additional Keys, vol.s Ca-
rione's, German Flutes, &c. Church Organ, fur
ltoPs and mahogany cafe.
Bibles, Tetaments Spciling-5ooks &c. will be pu,
up IN dozens TO accommodate ShopXeepers and eoan.
try Stores.
be faie TO continue from day to day until the
whole Rock is dbpofed of-For every fun above
twenty dollars, Gx,y days credit will be allowed for
negotiable notes with approved feeurty.
II Catalogue Of TIE 7r5oie STOCK .,igLe eaLgAes
bslsyttLe deg IF JEaie.
FRossER u MoNcURE,v y. n,s.
March 20. TT.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-03-31
SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

WILL. commence on Thur!lay the 9th day Of
w April next, the Smthfeld Jockey Club RACES
over thc Windtor ccurl..
lit Day-'rhe'Jockeyclub ptrfe, S 400, four mile
heats
81 Day-Will be run Sweepnake. one mile
heats twenty coils. entrance, half forfeit, three or
les entered; the fuberption left ope unit! tie even
ing preceding the race.
Sd Day-The propr;s.o-s purfc. two mile heats
$50, certainly; bu, there will he furplus after
making up the Jsekey Clnb rurfe; and which is to
he applied towards enereaGng This purie, the proba-
b'ty is, that il will be worth the winner ons hun
bred & eighty or two hundred dollars. New Marke,
rules to govern.
NATHL. YOUNG, Ste',y.
The Sub!tribers wh, have taken the management.
otthe eoure, having taken great pains TO pu. the
tract in eligible order, and as no pains will be fparsd
torsnder the accommodation fatsfaSory, i, is hoped
that gestIemen who attend will NEE, with fuch fare
AS will claim pprobationS,abcage and litter traits
20 race hvIles.
TfiOS. HANCOCK,
WILSON DAVIS.
March II. Aw
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-03-31
J4nuary 90.
LAND FOR SAFE.

NE fubfcriber oferstor fale valuable ira ,f
: LAND, lying iii the county Of A,5emarl-, Viz
sina, within two miles of Charlottesville, and FIVE
OF Monticello, containing near thirteen hundred a.
're> aud is of excellent quality, adapted to tie eul
.ire OF Corn, Wheat and Tpbaceo; wa.sred by fire
!pr'ngs aud bold runs, of which is emnhsficav
sailed Meadow Creek, account of the valuable fac
i'nds i produces, peculiarly adapted to graf. Of
winch kind there is on the traG large quan,isy
There is aio Gria and Saw Mill on this land ana
a,o az, exhaunleis ito,k OF fine tiber It's ooutie
ity to town, renders both that wopd and plank very
valuable. he land will be fold entire, or IL parcel.
70 Tut purchasers, and extenfve credi, giver, tL.
money being Satisfactorily iecured. For terms, ar.
ply 10 the fubicriLer who refdes w.ti.iu few mill.
oil the iand. GARLAND CARR.
February 81. CawonnN
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From The Soien RpiFry.

We have been frequently aiIured that feknef. pre-
vailed in the French army in Poland, but have not
yet been furniihed with the means of giving fpeci.
nc character of the eknes which has prevailed, or
particular account of the extent Of 1.-THE general
character has been u dyfenary but nothing Of the
climate or fealon coulG lead TO that deae nothing
can be inferred which could determine whether the
presnt rate of the French army be uncommonly dC
eaie or the reports fhould be charged to the fame
eauic as nultples the evils which attend all fubes
on which we indulge preUdiees Mr.. Co1e, in
enunerating the caufts Of the Pea Pooai,a from Dr.
Veal attributes that deale, which co;s the hair, a.
mobg other things to the air. But Bufehng and
othet Geographers GPeak nothing of an unhealthy,
but rather OF a healthy air and though this loath-
Tome dlieaie is fouHd, it is general evil and may
evidently be attributed to the want Of elcanlineG.
wherever it may prevail Tska, who has continued
lately his work OH Poland has general charge a.
gash the climate. Whatever then may be true ref
peeting the Freneh--for certainly know Eot how
much IS true-aluh be attributed to the condition Of
the army and mutt srie from lclf, and the iarns e.
wills are probably felt among the RuGisn. We have
no aYrAnces that the oeealopal iieknels OF iadyids
ai' bs' had any ;kiSg Psee!sr is is ssra. We a,sR
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-03-31
WOMAN /!
BIZ ROBERT soUTHEY,

WHY is the warriors cheek 70 red,
Why downward droops his mufng head ?
Why that flow Gep--that faint advance /?
That keen, yet quick .retreating glance
THAT crefted head in war tower'd high
No backward glance difgrac'd that eye;
No fufhing fear tina, cheek o'erfpread,
When fern he ftrode Ger heaps of lead.
Strange tumult now his bofom moves;
The warrior fears, beeaufe he LOVES.
Why does the youth delight to rove
Amid the dark and lonely grove
Why, in the thronS, where all are gay,
His wandering eye with meaning fraugh,,
Sits he alone in ient thought;
Silent he fits: for far sway
His 'paiiion'd foul delights to fray:
Reelufe he roves, aud ltsives to ihun
AL human kind, bseauie lac loves but ONE.
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scOTTviLke JOCKEY eLC2.

rE NE Races viii commence a, III. place on the
4 third ThOrfday in April free for any horic mare
or Eejhg WEIGHTS as uiuai.
III rar fhree mile Leafs, fc- the amour: cf the
Shberp;o:, after drdueiirg Contingent charges
FAY. about ole hundred POUNDS.
cd Dsy-'rhe Proprietors Pufe, two mile heats
hafthe amount 81 the fr,i day.
Sd Day--An Handy Cup purie--two mile heats
FOR an elegant gig.
WIN. ARCHER, Sce'sy. TO tie Cin5.
Powha.an Court Houfe March 81. oaw swF.
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IN C II Il Ncr

IN ca hNCr
Bat&ing5am county,, SJ"sia-rr eoa-f, IsSts.>
Daniel and Kii!;0m Csyrnnt Itor .be
benefi OF SSGmeJ Rea and ofbvys sksir
fraTees.) P.fs.
Us.
oMyE 1"hdy = FHf1an Hyrrt, Dcfts.
ON tie motion Of the plaintiffs by their eoun-
~ (!, and it appearing to tie /afi5tai7ion of
.be court, ihst TIE defendant 7andr is no, IN,
inbabi:aDt Of tbi5 Fate /; 1t is ordered and de-
creed, fb0t nnisf5 Re E5aN appear berr or or he.
fore May court next and anfaver THE plaintiff
bill tie court evW then proceed to take rhe Iasnr
for tonflDed et TO him, and decree the matter
f6ereef oceordineIy and that a copy oftbis or
der be forthwith f'u6EJ6ed in /one public nesvI
paper the city Of Richmond for favo months J4e-
tcc@0ei,' end "noiber copy bepeaed up at TIE
front door offbe sonrt- boujr fills county.
ACcfy. 2cG.,
r. ELCRIDcE, jr. >. 6.
|e0' 28' casv2Mf.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-03-31
Feb. 81.
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
HE eo-rartnerfsip Of Shepherd and rersue,,.
is this day d'lolved by mu,unl content, ali per
IONS that are indebted to the fad 6rm are reou.it
to come forward and make immediate payment to
Abraham Shepherd, who is fully authorized to re-
eeive and grant dfchargcs fer the fas,e-othsry;G.
iuiss will be brorgh, INDEPENDENTLY
ABRAHAM SHEPHERD.
SAMUEL FERGUSON.
March 81. nrl.,.I
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-03-31

he CAROLINE JOCKEY CLUE races at the
uNloN-TAvERN, Mr.. Iolcph Suttins Caroline J
Will commence on the 18Th day of ApriIncxt.
III Day-A Posi- SwEEP.STAKEoi IDOLS. each, 7
Subscribers * cloied. 90 los sae with all allow
anee OF lbs. for Files Sc Celdings
ID Day-The JOCKEY CLUE PURSE, Is Sub
ieribers at 5 dolls. each, mile heat.
Sd Day--Two mile heats for the Subrcrip,ion of
the PRoPRIEToR ofthe courie, with the toll Of tha,
and the proceeding days entrance 10 dolls each free
only fer members Of the Clab-To carry the iollow-
ing weights, (VIz:)
Three Years DID, SO
-Four do. do. loo
Five do. do. lle
Six do. do. lzo
Aged 1875
Three pounds to be allowed Ceilings 8, Mares.
PHILIP SAMUEL,
SECRETARY Of Caroline 9oekfy Che
Union-Tavern, (Car.) Marc. 6. ti2thA.
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Bp antDcritp.
LAW OF THE u. STATES.
AN ACT

AN ACT
AN5orifgg TIE e-e'oy1ert Of tie land and re7I ore<s
Of I6e Unifei Slater in eajy IF irjwyseiioas.
DE enaS7eA By he Senate aaI HoyS IF Reer1jtsta-
- HVs5 Of Ne Uaiei SIaicJ of ISsaiea, in Cone.a5
gw6led That in all cafes Of inurreaion, or o5aruc
ton to the laws, either of the United States, or of
any individual fate or territory, where it is lawful
Tor the PRECEDENT of the United States TO call forth
the militia FOR the pUrpofe of fupprefing fueA
inlurre6ion or Of eauGng the laws be duly exeou
ted, it hall be lawful for hiu, to employ Tor the fame
purpofes, fueh part Of the land or naval force Of the
United States, as fha be judged neeeGary, having
ira obferved all the prereqaihtes OF the law in that
refPsa.
EATHL. MACON,
S5ssfsy u ne Hogir Of RsbtSifaiaiives.
s. SMITH,
P,cfass: = Tie Senate, FRI fezFoye
Msreh 3, 1907.
ArPEoes,
TH' JEFFERSON.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-03-31
FOR SALE,
oawtf.
BY Bs S.6seyDfr.

~ f6s Ss6seyiGfr,
" GSI-'N! : and New England Rum, French
wv Brandy, H1olanes, Loaf & Brown Sugar, COT
fee and Chocolate, Het Imperial and Hyion Tea,
Pepper, Rsee end ground Ginger, Nutmrgs & Cloves,
Wn!!or Having Soap, Lintieed aud Lamp OIL
White Lead aad Spani!h Brown, Yellow Ochre P..-
tent Green ground i'll oil, 8 by e 10 by ? Win
low Glais, Cd, sd I'D, Cd, Cd, iod & God Mails and
Spike DO Barr iron Of all defcrptons fquare, fla, and
round PIowPiaes German Steel, Fire dogs & SkiIets,
Powder aud Shot, Liverpool iRe salt for pork, br
.i4eS SAT- fnr Pork GaPetre & Brim0oue, COO pair
Mems thick Shoes, fine fhoes boys do Ladies
Kid and Morocco Slippers, Table Liiuon aud Irh
meeting, Bare Skin, blue and mixed Plains, Paren,
Cord aud lhiekiets, Writing and Wrapping Paper
Pale Board, Cotton and Vol Cards few barrels
MAtkarel, Nevafcotia Herriugs, co. CrndRones
Ayi,J@. ,aeei0ldJ from Bsfou.
One Piano Forte, and one elegant Piano Forte with
add',ionaLkeys.
The above articles will be fold cheap for caGl or
eountry produce, u 60 days at the bank
LEM GTLT5ON.
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HE LAND wher-on now rsG,e, ennta;nrs
$50 acre is isi!i for fale b.; private cor,raG and
Immediate poiieiicn given it required
JOHN KELso.
I've. 20 lawtf.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-03-31
FOR SALE-OR RENT,

FOR SiLE-OR RENT,
MY TENEMENT in kIancheller. II, ac,p.,v r.
E9A tuated on the Hill, which overlouks the lis
i'ian'anon, and containing fu;,abe acconn,oGa;:
Tor iam,,y AT any time when may be out oe
town, application may be made to Mr. H.n-v l.. re.
coe.
JAMES HENDERSON
lnuary 90. o,v,e