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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-11-30

4nfEfsting Political sPisfdianp.
TBY DESIRED

q Facts ere Stubborn Things"
IF tee present administration of the
general government had have adhered
10 the political advice given by WASH
tSsros, in lis Farewell Address the
peace Of the country would not now
have been in jeopardy. His language
Is not to entertain permanent, tnret-
crate ASrfPArHIEs against Particular
aza0ns," (such as Great-Britain,) nor
@fasSionQ!s ATTACHMENTS for others"
(such as France.) Has Mr.. Jeferson's
conduct, in bis intercourse with for
eign nations, agreed with this advice !?
Has be not uniformly manifested dis
position to cInge and suCcumb TO one,
and to irritate and quarrel with the oh-
er 2-As to the merits Of the present
dispute between this country and Great
Britain, the people expect and have
right to know the whole TRUTH On
that point which relates to the right the
British claim Of taking their seamen
from our vessels, the principal Difficult
ty exists, AS TO relinquishing this
right Of taking British subjects from
cur merchant vessels, England refuses.
Asitrespects public vessels and ships
Of war, she does not contend but says
she has right to demand mutineers
and deserters-and that justice and the
practice of other nations, has confirm
ed it. This is denied on the part Of
the United States-and it is for the peo-
pie to determine whether it is proper
to involve the country in war on this
With the idea Of aflordlng
our readers a full view Of the question,
We repubIish number Of cases, with
remarks, from the ReteTfory.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-11-30
DESERTERS !.....Once more.
The " RIGHT" 10 drB;and the delivery
JDes9ters, established ~ he practice
e America, France, Spain,
and Great British

WHEN tie affair al the Chesapeake f~-t
happened, the nation. excited by the avowed
and eternal enemies Of Greet Britain, were
too angry to listen to reason or to examine
principles. Every man was afraid that his
patriotism would be questioned If he dared
toexpress doubt as to the correctness cf
the conduct of our own administration
Hence it was that error triumph-d and
isise principles were quoted as established
authority. Not content with denying tin
right OF Great Britain to re .-iiatc Gun i1.t..-
ice, (h It were such,) IL was absolutely
DENIED that she had am t-P.- -v. lever TO
demand doserterS from der cer,ice. The
declaration Of Adam, Beracty that it wa
the usage Of Az ci1l -e : oas to ctIivey a,5 az
ssrters was liLi~uied and it WIS cOntcudll
that Great Britain herself would be the last
. admit this principle. 1.-THE events of the
fs. summer should hereafter be subject
alnterest tC our descendants, they will
hTdiy believe that throughout iris vast con
tnent, there were only a few writers wa0
Fsntured g examine and discuss the cor
sectEcss Of the principles fer which We con
ENDED, and we believe that X will not be
escredt:,ble 70 Boston, that It was in her
Nsom, this bold and independent spirit
Made rs first appearance. We call the SIR
bold one, because we find FL experience
;I fear popular Glamour when menac
o as much as The bolts and bars Of desPo-
s'N' ana because IN the instance before us,
,sse Writer'S were actually dehounced T.
"5 rage Of an mtdriated people
IAe AsT5n y te5roy," however, is now
1s. and we NAV venture securely 10 exam
" ., 0oth facts and principles. The princi-
5 n. laid down BY or 7griteye, were briefly
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-11-30
Hate DniMQn.

Cure of C0nUHia0ns--A new methc3
Of curing commissions has been prac-
tisedin the hospitals of Germany, with
great success. II vas first resorted u.
BY the late H. Stntz, a physician Of
eminence in Snabia, and he was led
to tbs important discovery from tho
analogy Of simple fact III. Hi'm5ol-
had announced in his work upon the
Nerves, that On treating INC nervous
fibre alternately with opium and car
Donate of pot ash, he made il pass fve
or six times from the highest degree Of
irratibiIity, TO state Of perfect asthe-
MIA.
The method Of ~. Stufz; who has
been employed with the greatest
success in the German Hospitals,
consists in one alternate internal appli-
cation Of opium and carbonate Of pot
ash.-It has been seen that when thir-
ty-six grains Of opium administered
within the space Of TWENTY -four hours,
produced no effect, the patient was con-
relieved by ten grains more
Of opium, employed after giving the
alkaline soluion.-This new treatment
cf Tctatus is worthy Of attention
-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-11-30
Foreign Intelligence.
The Freflch Constitutional f" Pigeon-AoEe"
again o5lened.

again ot!ened.
According to accounts from the
Banks Of the Rhine, the meditated
changes in the French Constitution viii
be more considerable than rumour at
first represented them. The following
particulars have obtained pretty gener-
al circulation on the Continent -
The senate and legislative body
will be preserved but the tribunate
will be defnitively suppressed.
"The next Legislative body will be
composed Of two chambers, viz-an
upper chamber, in which will sit and
vote all the Princes, Dukes, Counts,
Marquises, and Barons, lately created
and a Lower Chamber, composed of
Deputies from all the Departments.
Every proposition for law must
be accepted by the two Chambers, and
sanctioned by the Emperor.
The Empire will be divided into
IS Governments, each of which will
have an Intendant for the administra-
tive part, and Parliament for the ju-
dietary parts"
From the outline, it should seem, as
If an attempt is to be made to assimi-
late the French Legislature to the
Lords and Commons, Of Great Britain,
and to restore many Of those Institu-
tons, which fell prey to the raVages
of the revolutionary storm. The
French may be permitted to have the
5emblanCe, but under the tyranny Of
Bonaparte, they can never be permitted
to enjoy the advantages Of the Legisla-
tive Code, provided by the free Consti-
tuition of Great-Britain
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-11-30
BREMEN, SEPT. p.

We are assured, that treaty Of ALI
ance between France and Denmark has
been agreed upon.---France is TO fur
nish 10000 troops, which with the
Danish army are to enter Zealand,
drive the English from Copenhagen,
retake all they have not carried off and
conquer Sweden, the only ally Of Den
mark. The Emperor Napoleon i is
said guarantees to the King of Dem
mark all his estates.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-11-30

According to Secretary Gallatin's re-
port to Congress, the expenditures
since the last session Of that body, over
and above the sums appropriated by
law, amount TO sic h1ndred eighty sic
thousand, and 5eUcnty sir dollars, and
ftlv nine cents. This is the second
time during the administration Of Pres
ident Jefferson, that the expenditures
have overrun the appropriations up
wards of half million Who now
Ciamours about ahecifck ahtrpflr7ations2
President Jefferson, in one of bis mess
ages, some time since, recommended
to Congress nor 10 allow erheadifureS
erceeding the sums appropriated by
law. Should that body now take him
at his word what would become ofthe
fine palace at Monticello ?--Trent. Fed.
-zz - ss---
Mr.. John Randolph, in z recent debates
said A" The President had been insulted in
his palace b. the Minister Of one foreign
power, and now [alluding 10 the affair Of the
Chesapeake had received blow on his
cheek from the navy Of the other"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-11-30

Science removes ignorance, bus i
.Iocs MT correct Ill nature.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-07-14
A PROPOSITION.
May 10.

a interea in a Law fuit, now depending in the
T. Superior Cosrt OF Chancery, holden in the
City of Richmond, zpW be gi0n in exchange for
good Weaern Lands.
BY addreiling a letter to q B. Williamsburg,
further information may be received
The fuit above alluded to, has for its ob;eG the
recovery ola large E4mo money. The gin of the
action IS a deed "f tru't, IN which five brick and
one wooden houies &c. tuate in this eiy} are coa
veyed. Some completely attends the cauie-but the
ultimate iucceis of final recovery, depends merely
upon a Rrict application TO its profecution
N 3. Tor the next enfuing or 10 days, any en-
curry in writing, lett at the pot Office IN this place
(direeted as above0 will meet attention.
June 10. oawop,.
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NOrjCF

IN FD9@dsFf 81 a Drcdg T,sR, bea,izg date tie I4H
dey IF hsg3f, Iso6--bet.rftn 14aa,szo Leq,i,. Fl
ff e0H"ts Of A1oagomey, sfbe. fri Part, Ye,,,,
Bre0m Of ne City Of Rie5ayoud, ife, liant, IF Il,
J'e'rd farf and myltf effBe f6i,6bayt, (Exty 6gy.
1aDhg expired fran tie 5b dry sfFcLraar,. 1907
<Jsd" f*bee,o, eag. 10 be eeeLidt 70 Gle, Tar ,,ad,
rI'n:y' at Futile IH6'ios. 12eeIsek, al Ne Eogk To.
YEN IN fbt City IF Rlebucad -
q NE Iraa GLAND, in the county Of Kspaw.
lha, called Lswis's Salt Rock, now under Ies +,
10 Abraham lrgg, and the patented Land, ineludipo
Inc 'ame, under the name of the saiTafras Bottom &
aho two lraSs Of Land, in the county of Rotetoutt
on baek-ereek, which emptes itlelf into Poonok. RI
yer, containing about five hundred acres, and purcba
lea ny che laid Andrew Lewis, one from Iohn FREE
nus, and the other from Abraham Piekelfmore ; OF,
one Of which, is valuable Grit hfiIl; and ALTO one
ran oi tbs Coppermine tract of Land, in the countr
OF Montgomery, the wea fork Of the Little river
known by the name Of She;on's Coppernrine; & all
10, ore lraet Of Land, in the county of Alben,are
containing about 100 and thirty-ive acres, fnrmerlv
the property Of David Wade for the purpole Of
rafting FUN of money, fufieieDt to difeiarge and
pay to the laid James Bream, the FUN OF four thou
iaHd and fifty nine dollars and niHety-three cents.
with iHtereh from the faid 18th day of February.
1907, and all COTS and e1penfes attending the faid
lae. Deeds will be made to the purehafsrs in con.
formity with the faid deed Of truf. The fale will
take place on the 9Th July, so7, at Q o'clock.
FRANCIS TOILET.
June ~ tdI
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TEN DOLLARS REWARD,
June IS.

And all legal and rsgjoaobt eJayges PAID 70, ssbre-
bending and bringing TO TIE JaBjsriGrr, near CB1r-
btte1iHf, h6rnsa,Ie, far FIGURING bin in ame jail,
0ndgi0iGg itormataa ibs,eef BY PsR,t TO CbslonlE
viHr,
a SMALL BLACK NEGRO MAN, named BILLY, a.
L \ las WILL, about 80 years of age. feet or 7
inches high, he has FINAL fear over one of his eyes
walks very awkward, which is oceafioned by his
turning his verymuch out-he appears to be lame
when he walks-be is i'll looking, fellow, rather
buhy head of hair, which he fometimes ties and at
times rather impertuent he is rough newer and
excellent fawyer, having been employedat that
buinefs for ten or twelve years pan he left Char
Iotteive about Chrhmas laR, and was on the goth
January following committed to Rockingham Jail,
which he broke in few days, and has not been
heard of fince. II is fuppoed he will make towards
Winchester, or Hobb's-Fioe, where he was railed in
the Brockenbrough family, but he has not been a.
mong them for the laa Io or years he will pro-
badly change his name and clothes, the latter Of
which were when he ran away, blanketing great
coat, and grey roloured round and pantaoous.
DAVID WATTS, fen.
May Ie. law2mT
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TO RENT.

For tSres fve years.
HAT valuable TANTARD of the late Mr..
l. jacob Bockius, and now occupied by the Subfcri-
Der tuated OH the ain-Strees of this city, betw
the Capitol and Bsn of the canal, its convenences
are hyperion to any other in this place. large Cur
ryng Shop, Cellar and drying loft, fpaciou, Bark
t4oufe, tive Bark Mills and Houies, Beam Houie
and every other requite for the tanning of from to
5000 hides year, executive of Gins: Alto On the
lame tenement convenient DWELLING HOUSE,
Kitchen, Smoke Houfe, Stable and Garden, the rem
ter may be accommodated with about one hundred
cords OF excellent red and black oak Bark now in the
Bark Houfe at fair price.
Propofals for the above will be received by the fub-
Gerber.
Bond with approved fecurity will be required and
Poiieiion given OF the whos, except few of the
vats' on me rft of September The reafon az
hgned Tor offering the foregoing proPery for rent, is
the i'll fate of health of the Suhfcrber pay that at,
tsntIon the buiineis requires. MARCUS ELCAM.
april 8. Iawtf
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TIL: JEFFERSON.
LINES.
ZatsASsi fs 6av. been Ipotcn By Mr. 0sEss, 81 IL.
RIcHMoNb THEATRE,


IafsHSsf f' 6aVc trfa Ipatnn By Mn. GREss, 81 IL
RICHMOND THEATRE,
JsLY, 1907.
Wheu fri o'er ocean an admiring world
Saw, fpreading far, COLUMBIA flag unfurl'd
When naughty Britain, firukgng long in vain
Renowned a confetti, fhe could never gain
When lmlng peace and plenty, flew to greet
With choicef treafures freedoms favorte feat:
And happy age beneath the fg.,rea's made
Eujoy'd thoie blefings Warrington had made;
And, where 70 lately gloom'd delert Wild,
a City houriih'd, or garden fmrd
CoLuMDIL's GEHIUs from her Profp'ro feat,
Thus, with prophetic voice, declared. Columbiast
fate.
Dear, favonr'd land TO which at once is giy'n
Ire great protection Of Almighty Heav'n
Dear flvonr'd land fair freedom faored feat,
Of hsppiuels the lait and befl retreatl
Here virtue foon flall fix her feadfan reign,
And vice and faction flake her power in vain.
Wildom and valor, peace and wealth combine,
and every earthly good at la9 be thinel
But, when iuccefsful commerce crowds thy ports,
And epterpriing wealth to thee reforts;
Thy fons, by Legislative wifdom be(t,
OF peace aud opulence and fame pofIel,'d;
Thy thoufsnG veifsls lafely DER the main
From diNart land itill pouring countIefs gain:
1hen--theD ihsIl E4ghonlbig with COZ. eions pow'r
Darkly malignant on ny commerce low'r.
Her mighty dcets nail fcour our weaern liore,
Aad tinge the peaceful main With human gore
Zen Oh or lines iAall Easlsnds minions Dare
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A VALUABLE MANUFACTURING MILL
FOR SHE.

TIE Ju9/friber obtrs for Eale bis
MI ILL, on Southanna- River, in the county Of
WI Hanover, about ten miles from the Court
Houie, and twenty from this place. it fituatsd il,
neighbourhood remarkable for making wheat Of
an excellent quality, and on never failing fream.
The Mill oufe is SO by so feet, two ffores
high, in which are three pair of Zones The ma
chinery is now undergoing thorough pair, and
will foon be in complete order
am willing to accommodate the purehafer with
credit of fix or feven years, and receive payment
by annual inttalments. PohefIion may be had by
the 10th next month If fale made previous to
that date, hall bedfpoled purchae wheat deliver
ed at the Mill; will alto continue to- manufacture
crops on the ufual terms
ROBERT POLLARD.
June Is. oasw.
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ROYSTER g BOHANNAN.
1awSnn.

Respectfully inform tbe, ;iends and TIE public general
~ that f6y kSve jgf received general al .menief
GROCE RIES,
sobie6 AGy zoH fell ls-v o, eS gentry produce, o,
eo'd aeeepia1ees in iozon
ANON winch ARE
DROWN Sugarin bar Madeira \
ID rels and hhds. Sherry
Loaf, do. do. Liibon Z WINES,
Coffee in barrels and Malaga
bags, I AiTcrtment of Tugs & 4
ss s sy'n E.; , A. s; :s's Brandy
Pepper, { Country ditto,
limento, Apple Brandy,
Nutmegs' Pint and 4pint Tuniblsrs
antigua } do. do. Decauters,
w. indla RUM, London Muitard by box
N. England \ : PLAYING Cards aGor,ed
Violates IN hhds & bis. Cotton do, of fup. qty
Whifkcy in ditto, A few pieces India Cor.
sack Salt, tons, &c &C. Sc,
Crates ware aEorted, ; with number of o,b.,
heefers Snutf' articles, which they
F1'ooerts brown Stout mean tokeep eonilant-
and Porter, q w OH hand
June "a. Iawtf.
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r,1zwnYLsoNN . porrrk,
Have JUN received from London, large fueply o

Have JUN received from London, large fufply Of
STA TION Arr.
which, ,vi; the ftocs for,e rly on hand makes up an
ext.hivc ailbrtmert at
STTEiTING Paper, Tor blank Books, of al lizes,
w aud oft',e very fea Qualify,
Various kinds OF rcoIcap aud letter Paper,
H"t-re!led Poa, gilt and plain,
Elegant erhoSsd apd PLAIN whiting Cards,
Drawing Bouks, Pencils and Water Colors,
: Censinr Writing, Marking and Copying Ink,
f,5e Quilts, SealingWax and Waisrs,
Ch.iimen and playing Cards,
IMPROVED GLOBES,
Excellent Pen knives,
"A large collection of MnfIe,
Faihionable Paper-hangings, &c sc.
her flock OF Day-Books, Journals and Ledgers
and OF o'her Blank Books for County Courts, She
rms, aud private Gentlemen, is very executive, and
warranted OF the be(t materials.
They have ALTO an afortmert of School Pook., Of
approved editions, and ion,e eaeemed works OH the
different iubje9s of Law, Phyfc, Divinity and Mil.
ee!ianeous Literature.
May 10. law9m.
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A CAUTION.
July 3

INHE repeated, and anon daily injuries tina, I
experience, from the iirsn.icn, conduct Of MANY
n' tho'e, who range through my Fields with their
Dogs aad Guns; confS'ins give public notice,
that have insrueted my Overfeer, Thomas Fortune,
to prevent in future, ali perfons from Hunting and
shooting upon my Lands, near the City of Rich
mpnd or OF fe'.g b,oEgb fbe enei9id FART M.r.oc
hole OF my orderly neghbors, who are ford Of
iueh field anuiements, may be afured tina, i, wo,ld
give me pleainre to treat them with every mark Of
eiv'y: but if they will be pleared to eoniider, tina.
partial indulgence of this kind fl ON the locality Of
my Lands, isimpraaicable & what the deranpemenr
mutt be to my Rock. have often, Especially on SUM-
days e Holidays dfordery perfons with their Dogs,
traverling every par, of my plantation, & nosxn,
frequently committing comfortable depreta,ons,
am Per'naded, that they will not deem this prohib-
ton nnkind, or too rigid. IF the evil experienced
was to Continue in as greet degree, asi. has done
Tor lone time Paf, it would be rathera nisforsupe
than benefit, to be the proprietor of lau, for cult,a
ton, 10 near the city. Perfons dilregartrp thisno
t'ee will be dealt with, the law provides III iuch
cafes.
JACoUELINR B. KARvtE.
pelridere, June 30. 4w
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CHI ARLES F. GRETTER,
TdfLOR 1MD H.9BIT W IRER,

RESPECTFULLY informs his friends and the public gene
rally, that he has commenced buineis next door
to Mr.. Crouci:e's old City Hotel, and flor, diff
lance from the Eagle-rayern, in the City of
Richmond
M HERE all kinds of work in the above branch
w will be executed with neatnefs and puneual-
lty. Ladies may be accommodated with the newell
taihons of Riding DreiIes, Peliees, REGULARS, and
Spencer. He famers hlmief that by his thorough
knowledge of and attention to the above buiines to
merit the patronage of a generous public. He ALTO
aequaints them, that he is in pole Zion of peculiarly
elegant pattern for fummei Drefles for boys from
10 years of age.
CHARGES MODERATE.
NIB. An APPRENTICE of respectable connec-
tions and we'll recommended, will be taken to the
above bufnefs.
July Z. 4tlaw.
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May 1e.

o. Moaday tie Third day IF d1ggG nc&f, pp,f.ant 10
decree Of King William County C,ari, 50W be sli
on be Sre~1a',fe The bigb1F bitter, for ready vsaey
/ 70 maeb efBe
lERACT OF LAND, whereon Francis Wei
i Quarles now refidss, in the sPper part of faid
County, will raiie the fun of FIVE hundred dollars
and interen from the fra day Of January laR, with
mall additional fun for COTS of lut and CHARGES oE
fsle.
BEVERLEY RoBiNSoN,7
JOHN FOX, |'"r''
July 1. osw4w.
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the executives Of the everal Gate accept part
ut the laid detachment, any corps Of volunteers, who
III engage to continue in fervice fx month, after
they arrive c. I'll e place of rendezvous.
Secs. And be il further enaaed, That the de-
taehment OF militia and volunteers aloref.id, fhall b.,
Oiesred out of the preent militia officers or oshsrs.
at the option and direction OF the eonitu,cna autho
rity IN e,ch Gate, rcfpetivey the Preident of the
United States appor,ioning the general officers anon
the REFLECTIVE ftates as ne may deem proper.
Sec. 4. And be it further enacted, That the !aid
detaehmepts hall not be compelled to ferve longer
time than fix months after they arrive the place of
rendezvous and thar during the time Of their erviee.
they ha be entitled to the fame pay, rations and al
lowance for clothing, that eftablshed by law,
the pay, raons and allowance FOR clothing Of the
my of the United States.
Sec. 5. And be it further enacted, That the Pre-
fdcnt of the United States be, aud he is hereby
thoriled to call into actual fervice any part, the
whole Of the faid detachment, when ne ihall judge
the exigenees of the United States require it if
part OF the aid detachment only fhall be called into
actual ferviee, they fhal be taken from fuch part
thereof as the Predeat in his difcresou ihal deem
mo( proper.
Sec g. And be it further enaaed, That the two
millions e dollars be, and hereby appropriated.
out of any monies in the treafury otherwile APP
ProPriated for the pay and ubGtence OF fuch part of
the iaid detachment may be called into iervice.
Sec. z. And be it further enaSed, That a3 in
| tuled" An act directing detachment from the mill
tia of the United States and for erecting certain
ienals." approved the third of March, one thoufand
egh, hundred and three, be, and the fame is hereby
| repealed.
| Secs. And be it further enacted, That this aa
Plail continue, and be in force for the of
| years from the paflage thereof, and no longer.
| NATHL. MACON,
Speaker Of tie Rogis Of Reprelsntative.
| S. SMITH,
Pr5fAsnt Of tie Senate, Pre-femp~s.
April Is, 1906.
APPROVED,
| TIL: JEFFERSON
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TOBACcolLAND FOR SAFE

In Hmberf County, on HoyRty's Creck-5os
acres cf
D ICH TOBACCO LAND, fornerly rho nr..
IN perty OF Mr.. Daniel Warwick, and known bv
the name OF WincantoH. Thus Land has the advan
tage OF lyhg on the main road leading from Anhsr0
Court Fouie to Waugh's Ferry, on lanes River.
is a valuable hand for country Store, with fran.
ed houie Tor that purpoe, and efficiently LARGE hav
ing two rooms Below aud two above fairs, with \
good brick chimney and weiionderpinned with brick
ALTO, Lumber Houie, fifteen lcer fauare, with a
cellar OF its full ize, walled up with itone. There
is ALTO Taylor and Saddlrr's Shop, and OTHER on,
Houics. Likewile a tol.ratle good DWELLING.
Houie, with three Rooms below and two above flairs
Kitchen, Dairy, and ether out Houie; within =
ntie of the Store, fuitable for private family.
This Irad Of Land is only feven miles from,
Bethel, where there is infection of Tobacco. and
within eighteen miles Of Lynchburg.
As il IS prefumed perlon will be inclined N
Purehale without viewing the preniiies thew will
be fhown by Mellrs Taiiafsro end Iorino, who
live within few miles Of Wincan.op and are fully
empowered TO make lale, and the terms of pavr,sn,
may be known from them, as alfo on application IN
Richmond, June 90 ,dr
The above Tract of Land and improvements vy;lI
be offered for tale at Arihcra Court Houfe mn
Monday the l7th day of AuguH next, (bei,y cour,
day,) on credit of one, two and three ve.r. 70
puneually paid, il not, carry intere from dav If
isIe. "' VI
A deed Of trua will be required on the prem;6s.
or fs;isfactory feeurity for PunGluaI payment
N. 10. There are 100 acres Of Jsmes River Low
Grounds.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-07-14
NOTION TAVERN!

.nDEN e MOORE have taken the WASH
~ INGTON TAVERN, adjoining the Capitol
Square, lately occupied by EDWARD HAtLAM. At
con- cradle expenee, they have provided themfelves
with excellent accommodations for their friends and
invite theirs and the public patronage. they are
determined to keep good table aud as genteel an
Inn as any in MISUNDERSTANDING ROOMS, ad
joining the Tavern, and every neeefary attendance,
for families travelling--Both the Co-par,uers ha-
wing been well-verled in this bufnes, fattsr them
ieyes with the expectation Of rendering general fats
faS,ion.
Richmond, February IL. ID