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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-03-31

The French Bulletins have frequently menti-
oned the Queen of PrufIia, as the principal
caute of ihe prelent war. 1t will afoniil,
our readers that it this military Amazon of
whom Carr has fpoken in the following mild
and attractive terms, in his Northern Su,7-
mer."
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-11-05

nor do pretend to assert, that William
Duane had any concern in the politics
or this country at that time. For aught
L know, he was then doing homage to
his Eege sovereign, George the third.
1t l should ever have the temerity to
attack the CONSISTENCY of this august
Patriot, [ shall tell story of great
man, who made oath before a court of
justice that he was an American citizen,
and OF twelve jurors, who, upon their
oaths, the oath of the great man not
outstanding, declared him to be Bril-
fish subject.
A FEDERALIST.
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-11-05

The entire population Of the Kingdom
Of Denmark may be estimated at up
wards Of 8, 100000. Itsrevenue exceeds
100000 sterling, and the whole king
dom contains 163,O41 square miles,
Her troops are brave, and her seamen
we'll skilled in nautical affairs.
Copenhagen, which is the capital, is
situated in bay or haven in the island
o Zealand, and contains about 100, 900
inhabitants, and more than 1870 streets,
with remarkably well built houses. The
city was founded in the 18th century,
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and was originally place of resort for
fishermen only. The harbouris circular,
and the entrance into it from the sea is
a channel or gut, the middle Of which
only is navigable.
September Z.
Admiral Gambler on the 22d August
declared all the ports in the island of
Zealand, and the passage of the Great
Belt, in state Of blockade.
An order has been issued for bring
ing in and OBTAINING all Danish vessels.
In the different ports there are already
from $50 to 200.
Several British merchants trading to
Hamburger and the Baltick, beg leave to
suggest to government, that in order to
keep up an intercourse with the conti-
ncnt, it would be advisable to take pos
session of the island of Heligoland.
Sir ]. Craig, the new governor for
Canada, &c. sailed from England Sept.
Sd, in the Horatio frigate.
1t is reported that Mr.. Monroe has
received instructions from the govern
ment of America, desiring him posi-
lively to insist on our relinquishing the
right of searching any of theirvessels for
men, whatever their rank or condition
may be. They do not require US to give
up the right of search for merchandise;
but they declare they Will never permit
any Of their vessels, whether ships of
war or merchantmen, to have their men
taken out after they have left their ports.
On Friday morning an order was sent
to the Chatham division Of roya! ma
rines, for an immediate embarkation of
officers and men, to proceed Immediate
ly to join the expedition to the Baltic.
Government, we understand, have
taken up transports to. carry between 2
and 5000 tons Of ammunition and other
military stores. This quantity is pro-
portioned to as large a force as the ex-
petition to the Baltic.
A letter from Constantinople, dated
the goth June, confirms the statement of
the Moniteur, that the Divan had re-
solved not to receive the new English
Ambassador. A message was accor-
dinghy sent to him, to prevent him from
entering the capital. He also received
notice, that no. proposition from MS
court would be listc ned to, until the En-
glish had entirely evacuated Egypt, and
L
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Brr"..The inquiry into the conduct
of Burr and his confederates,was termi-
mated at Richmond on the goth ultimo.
The motion to commit Burr, Blenner-
hassett, and Israel Smith, to Kentucky,
tor trial, was that day decided. The
Chief Justice delivered his opinion, that
no overt act of levying war was proven
to have been committed but he was of
opinion that there was probable ground
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NORFOLK, October IL.

The Triumph, Captain Sir Thomas
Hardy, the Leopard, Capt. Humphreys,
and the Hamilton tender, have sailed
for Halifax. The ships now on this sta
ton are the Beilona and Vile de Milan.
Commodore Barron, we understand,
has SO far recovered from his late severe
illness, as to be able to attend the court
OF inquiry which stands adjourned to
Friday next.
New and positive orders, we under
stand, have been sent to the officers in.
the military service of the United States,
not to enlist any British deserters.
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w II E FLING,
THURSDAY, 5th NOVEMBER, 1907.

PGper.....NVe feel pleasure in being
able to mention, that supply of this ar
ticle has at length been obtained, and is
now on the way to this place. The Re-
pository will consequently be printed on
a whole sheet next week.
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BOSTON, October Is.

The U. S. frigate Constitution, Capt.
Campbell, and the sloop of war Wasp,
capt. Smith, arrived here yesterday in
IS days from Gibraltar. The latter in
passing Fort independence fired sa-
Lutte, which was returned by the fort
The former is now at anchor in the out
er harbour.
twas conjectured at Gibraltar, when
the Wasp and Constitution left that
place, that an attempt would be made
on the fortress by the French, and that
the assembling of troops at Bayonne was
intended as preparatory step towards
that object. Great preparations were
accordingly making, to put the fortress
in the highest possible state of defence.
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IN TE l. l. IG E nee.
LONDON, September s.

The last accounts from Petersburgh
mention the increasing influence Of the
French interest, and the decline OF the
British.
Denmark consists oSseveral islands
IN the Baltic; Jutland, Sieswick, Hol-
stein and Norway, on the continent Of
Europe and Iceland and the Ferro
Isles in the North sea. The following
s the present state Of its naval and Mi
litary force -
Line Of battle ships, 81
Frigates, il
That bottomed boats, mount
ing Two cannons, 800
Seamen, 10000
Men in the dock yards, 800
The land force Of Denmark is as fol-
Nxf
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tined the coast, and lined it with troops, {.
and Will not suffer any communication
between the squadron and the shore.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-11-13
VALUABLE PROpERTY-FoR sac.


BY virtue Of Deed of Truft from Abraham Shop
herd to TIE fubfcribers dated the 24th day Of May,
1900, and recorded in the General Court in tie
month of June of the fame year f.clre the ray-
ment OF debt due from the iaid Shepherd to Ro.
bert Riddeli; and another deb, due from the laid
Shepherd to Walter Jenkins and Company,
HW be exPefd 70 ai, BY BE Lie.iLe,s one off em
0r AUCTION, on Tba.day TIE rob day u next ,ses.s,
at tie Store. Hoat sffis Jaa SS;1be,a in tie soaaty
Of F!uposna
HE Seven following TaAcrs or LAND, "
i ing in che County Of Fluvanna, * Four SLAVES.
No. L. a traa of 4o4 acres, more or lels being
the FAME tfa of land whereon the fid Shepherd now
lives, commonly called by him his dwelling houi.
tract Or this tract, part OF it, there IS pr-
or ncumbrance TO David Rois i, will be fold iub-
jet that iucumbrance
No. Q. tract of 363 acres, more or cis, lying
Bahnger's creek of this ,raa A. Shepherd bouyhr,
2o7 acres from William Pace, and the relidue he
bought Of Peter Brown.
No 9. a Ta9 Of i37 acres, more or eis, lyina.
on the Rivauna river, oppoi'e Bsrnerdiburg being
the fame aa OF land which a. Shepherd bought iron,
William and lanes Payne
No 4. a tract o: i5j acres, or les lying on
the iouh Tide OF the Rvanna river, oppoi;te to I. B.
Magrudrr's mill being the fame tra8 of land ', hch
Shepherd bought from Robert Adams.
Mo- 5. a tTaSt OF Isl acres more or les, living
in the fork of Bapgers creek being The f. ,.e rracs
of laud which A.Shepherd bought from David Bullock
anu Richard MOTIFS, or from one OF them.
No. 8. A tracf of IS acres, more or iefs adjoining
No. s being tine fame rrat1 of land which a. Shep-
herd bought from Samuel tiarde.ty.
No. 7. A tra4 at i72 acres, more OF iefs being
the fame TRACK wherein the Fore houie Of "A. Shel-
herd itands, aud lying Machu,.k creek: fr,eu l.
aud half of this traa A. Shepherd bought from
Peter Bernard and the reGdue Of the tract he boight
from William Barccv.
FOUR AYES.
Naniely--Penny, oman about % years old. Da-
mel, boy about 10 years OH Matiida ard W;nnv,
two female children of Peuuys; FRI: about years
old, the la.t abou. 2 years old.
The laves will be iold for taGl and the lands will
be fold OF the following terms.
One third o the ptrchafe money n,un he paid down
IN CATH Twelve noG,hs credit from he day of fale
will be allowed Tor other third of the purcha.e
money, aud TWO years cre0,t from the day OF lale
will be allow ed Tor the other third OF the purchaGe
money.
The purchafers Of the lands muil give bond for ~
thirds OF the purcha!e money, and fecury too re-
qured and muR ALTO give deed Of truG on the
lands purcafed ny them, fecurs the puncsua pay
ment OF the bonds obey become due.
If the purchalers either of the lands or A.ves do
not comply with the Of iale wien the property
sitruek out to them, the fame property nil d-
| ately be iet up TO iar again
IT all the properly ihould not be fold the FRI day.
'iie iae will be continued from d.y day until all is
fold
e e f GoPbHND' 7 4ssese~
Richmond, Nov. 10. epim.
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IRISH .MNSTC.

PROPOSALS for publiang by fubrcrip,ion the
fuited the character ard exprei!on OF is beautiful
melodies. The work viii appear in large quar;o
lumes which ihail contain not eis than FIFTY Tunes,
and Seventy Five Songs independent OF Hloyieak
Egay on the character and antiquity of lfhh Songs.
The Paper and Printing, in word, the execution
Thai. be equal to any which has hitherto arpvared in
America Each volume viii be 10 itfslf complete, and
no lublerber Is bound to take more ,han volume
cDE,DI11ONS.
Each volume fhall be ds!ivt.cd to Subscribers at
dolls. so cts.
To non .fubftribers, & dolls.
BY resfon Of the iargsuefs Of the FUN necehatv toS
bringing out Ia a Irritable manner, a work 10 labcr-
advance Of three dollars but aRafauce that the
monies Gall be applied foley this objta, the adj
may be derof,ed in the hands Of the follow
ing Gentlemen, " no for their f-iendlip Tor the Az
thor, will, he is aurcl a for him On this Atom
Igeai5 In Ribmool.
Thomas Richie, Shelton Jones, }. Baker, J. IN
FoufAee.
Hges.s i, Nory01.
Captain J. SAUNDERS -. B.dingef, VIM New
fun, Jun. Samuel Archer, r. ri. Lee, Editor VI The
Herald.
Igcsfs in Pss,y5ntg.
]. NJ BanniRer, z. s. ZONES, Dr.. John ShCre
Tr.grfend stith, b. W. Leigh.
Yelveror ;aSb, for the county of Dnwiidie: Wrn
Murray, for Amelia Chintt,o- ,s,s,II rmes SEM
PIE, and Joie?h Csbell for Williamsburg Phira1-l--
phia, Wm. Duane, Or. lane, Reynoids, and l. Clay
The former Of whom have eaton to expect wiz gu-
perint.nd the publication New York, Vim. |. NM.
yia, and Xmas ~ Emmett.
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ELLIS 81 ALLEN,
FAIL s FASHIONABLE GOODS,
(S-leaed BY one of the par,ners,)
Reeas'aa BY tie CALrE JiOw Lsadoa AMI PRorEcrRgss
JIom LioofOol:
--haoNeST WHICH ARK
d EST London iuperfne and extra fuperiine Cloths,
c and fuperfne double and Jingle med Keriey-
nieres,
Patent Princes Cords,
Royal patent Satin Velvet.
Nett Pan alnons,
Cuttings, 1oilenets, spanih Maneella, Ce-cafIian
Stripes, and rich tiflue silk. fix Cuttings,
Black Fiorentines and Moe4kns for velts,
Gentlemen's Va,I6ykes,
Worried, cotton, ELK and Angola Hore
Ladies gauie and worried do.
Plain 8; laced Clocks DO from S. 10 s. nrong
Black cotton and worried ditto,
Gentlenen's fashionable beaver and patent fix Hats,
Helians' Boots and drefs Pumps,
Elegant Cambria Jaconett Robes,
Sarcenetts, Grapes and opera and imperial Nets,
Italian Silks and Chambsays,
Cambrics and Mullins,
Fann, Crimion, Negnna & India Mautles, Cd & IA
Maroons Of different colours, Spider Net Balloon,
Redrox LYME and Barawche Muffs and Tppets,
Ladies befl kid Shoes,
LIMERICK aud York Town Cloves,
A lrith Linens, Sd Sheetpgs, LONG Lawns, and
!ome lrfh Diaper and Damails table Cloths
Iriih and French Camhr:cks,
Brufeirs Carpets and Rug,
Coatings and Cloths, FlAnnes, and ready made Great
Coats, PeHe's, Surtout Goats and Small C;oathcs
&c. &c. &c. which they will fell very low Tor ca III
or on thort credit good cuaoners.
Oa. 90. epImS;oawim
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! n,iue !; never, however, l. !els nsSairary TO
WORK it the chefs Toll, tie payment. are made
the GATED place and time, ,hs orders upon the
trtaurv become the iure bills OF exchange, the
p1bic ieeurties thoie which nipire the iioG con-
hdence.
Such is the sTt9 of the fri look which the Empe-
CATS upon the la,e of the finances his return
from Vienna and OF the attention which he paid TO
that important branch of the naturalization; and
however, tax has been added to thofe which exit
ted icource of riches has opened itlf for the
treaury the order and foreGght Of the chief of the
government have alone etieed this incredible nle,o.
ration.
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FALL GOODS.
RIG HARD FRO OKE,
Has jle rsesOed elegant a15r0qrnt IF GOODS, es!-
evia.sd for the ezjDiag Jedjos, ConEfing Of
CuPERrlNE London Cloths and Kereymeres,
- Second Do Do Do
SuPerfne and fecord quality Coatings,
FoTet Cloths, Plains and Kendall Co,;ons,
Rofe and Mach Coat Blankets,
Velvets, Velvateen-, Princes and Preiident'5 Cord,
SILK and Worried WaiHcoangs of various kinds,
Gentlemen ard Ladies fix, cotton < worried fioier,
Silk Velvets, aGorted colours,
Grapes do do do
Sarcenetts do do do
Lutearings do do do For Dyetses.
Do. Ribbons, Irih Linens aud Lawns,
Silk g: Cotton Gnghams, Triih Sheetngs,
Cotton Chambrays, German Linens,
Calico aud Chintzs,l Shrting Cottons,
Elegant Robes and ihort Dmtes and Cambrick
Dre1es, Dimities,
Plain * figured Lenos, Z Carpetings and Hearth
Do do MILD Mullins, Riggs,
n handiome ahortment Of Kid and Morocco Shoes,
a few pair of elegant Conar and white top Boots.
All of which he will EEL at the moa reduced price
for cafh.
October 10. IF
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JOHN ALCOCK

JOHN ALCOCK,
Informs b;' ieads and tie pu6hs at h,ge t6at be bs,
igf 'eeeiOsJ and epcsag, 1e,a door to l1f1s
Prygey anil Msre"re's Seadae, ks,se oilsysneas Of
Nj L K c II "A N ID Il E,
coNsIsrING OF rng FOLLOWING ARTICLES:
CARPENTERS and joiners Tools iron and neel
~ Locks and Hinges, for hou.e work and cabinet
Ware. alto carry my
CfByNE2' MhNUFACTORT,
uual, adioin,gshe fire iuurance Office, aud have
on hand three thuuIand dollars worth furniture in-
lined in the bta workman.like manner and in the
newell faihion. ALTO, windfcr Chairs. will fell all
of the above goods, vey 0rY for ea, or good paper
u: flort date.
Sept.5 eptf.
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rum GOODS.

TOMPKINS T. MURRAY,
H'tr'7o tsr7isgiT Tie Hoar APPETITE Bs PEI OGse lae-
y oSf1p'eS ~ A4.F,f Bob" u Hpbas,, an exfegySv,
@3''fmsf u F1s GOODS, yteei1sd bJ tie snip CQlps
,a1 LoaS-7. Tisgb45s been ieted 7pifb 1Vaeb care u
e"sqfioa among item f5ey 5c,ai6 Payisais,iy resoo-
mint hSi, qgo,f7wf IF Loeeoa Snpsyfs.
fLCTfiS, Caiimeres, Toilenets and Hats, ~ g:
~ very hyperion quality. ALTO an elegant aGort-
rent o. Fashionable Robes, Mullins, Lacss, &c.
They have alfo Oh baud, large aortmert Of coarle
WooenS, Hardware, &c. received by the Ships Her
ithei', and john and Charles frou Liverpool. The
whole !otms complete alortn'ent, well worthy of
attention, which snsy oGsg COZ fs on liberal terms.
October 10, a.
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TIVE EDIroR bs, been Always attached TO Repub-
L liean ly'e0@ TIE preeat >4d4aiajs,eiiOn, in Ii,
oissv, is vvfH calculated: 20 erebe bapfin Of tie pee
pie; and any aLainfrasea zrbiGb may aeee.d Su,ing
tie (a,1e general e0H.s, vvN BE Rforiea Foreign and
D0er9ie laa' sea be noticed Bsi4t tb'' tie public rp
'e after time, be aperd IF the eiiss IF tie public ia
afisns, and particularly IF tie eoH,s Of 6s 3ars IFS
maA4gey5, its influence, its defects anil impofions
TIE ufurpasons Of this dangerous fua zvil te mated
The Arocracy SObieb g,svos from rs management vvi
be expesa 7Lis fours zoM be arasd 7cfb temper and
fr"7Hs, vcbisb zpW yiel aebsr 70 tee 6sndI of
flftsry, re royOnt Of posre'. S.oek OL5irg qua
FaVoSijf', Twin Demons zVW be ayyeRei g.benevs,
f6ty aa.bea~.
500 SnlIe,ibers at 5 Dolls. per eoeS one kalf
"a Advance, nsgry 10 tie e tie Paesy
GERARD BANKS.
R;e5mo7d, Oe7a5:r so. eotf
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FILL GOOD S.


KIRBY, DRAKE g TAYLOR,
Are noqv rtesiVi0g by tie Eip RoLLA fIor7 London,
LARGE hHO HANDSOME Assortment OF
FASHIONABLE GOODS.
(SBLGc7ED IA rSR1HER or TIE HOUSE j
among sp5ib ays---
= ONDON fupsriine Cloths, -,
II Kerieyncres K 'roieDstsS '1P''f'' 9''"J'
Gen'lemen's Patent Silk and Beaver Hats,
ChId-ens Trafalgar aud Erl;ine do.
Elegant Leno Pioguet aud Sewed mullins,
Do Robes and DrtGes,
ColouredIta.sn Grapes for Ladies DrelIes,
Blk. Cotton and Worried Hofcfy,
lriih Linens, Lawns and Sheetings,
"a Cotton shifting (vsyy 6ne1
Ladies Kid Shoes,
Csiooes, Cambreks, Chambrays, Cotton and Thread
Iaoes, &c.
And in daily expectation of receiving Ivy the Pro
te3reis from Liverpool large afortment Of coarre
WooIens, &c. All Of which will bs fold very low,
whceials and retail for cath, or on lhort credit to
punausl euno,uers
Sept. so. Il
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S1ch are she improvements made in the internal
ad'"iuia -';ou o! Trance inee your lah fea;on but
the principal feature u il wanting it, ,hat which
Is mott te.'rY'ng VI your attention, 5he sie Of our
finance; AZ no Period they be ipcwn TO have
been = profperous, period 10 hort ha, witneaed
iuch VAT Improvement The treslrrv has been reed
from tht dependencies inwheh i, held by eotrac-
tors, "Ho Tor its rain, made ule Of It's o~n means
The eo"cIaels, formerly 70 enormous are now be-.
come eff and are made upon very moderate terms
toe trs'ury has It's bills dicodnted below FIVE per
cent. thing uneyamped under the ancient monarchy
cHeG for tie isryi.r pat ed near the trssf-
r. aud itrviD Tor 10 tfanla9icns with tie receiver,
acd tie publ, gives them the facility Of secelera-
tmG che ?aymon they have to make apdaford5 pri-
vats Perions ireariy beyond the reach OF flock Job
b.nZ.
Hy means Of this chez, the trsact.ry may, without
the trouble Of conveying fpe,ir, by employing in e.
very place ne money which has been -ciyed there
make the ncoebary payment every here is Teorr-
cen are fncreaisd beyond is neccfirss; tbe ancj,n,
monarchy did no; fad in it, eaerncus loans, 70 fertile
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sihIuEi. RalLNY.

S8hgjIIi. PalLHY.
cgat far .nie, At Bis Nr.fs,yi, Nsvp-Xens COaniy,
tie Crs'i Ro.'cs,
LARGE QUANTITY OF GRATED
n p L e TRE rs,
Of etoirs fruit, az 81 PR tree. He believe, sIey
.seeis!. If sszaii-G ~ any in Ri, fate. either
sG,iftinas quality, bavirg at eO4fdsrabLs
ssos6ie, collected he mse apF,ovri tiu4i,
acrseab!e 10 10. folsz,isg m.
EyTINESOP, Bell Flower, Summer Cheefe, Win
w ter Cheefe, Clopton. Hangf4it, May Apple,
June do. July do. Golden Wiiding, Rawl's Jennets,
Lowry's Apple, Summer Pearmain, Winter Pear
mair, 1rueman's do. Light!oa,s do. LongHen, Sheep
Noie. Harveit Apple, Sweet Ruiiett, Long Grab,
Red do. Flat do. Nonpariil, &c. &c.
November u. epftP.
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III Court bsia ts- hsrrico Ga;eui., ~; ~
Court Ho4if, tie Ninth day Of September, 1907.
Joieph whea,hy s. Conapany,1
Conipts.
againa Pin CHANCEPY
George Duncan and Lazarus
Joleph, Deits.
e mis- day came the compainap,s by their couu-
Eel, and the defendant, Duncan, not having en-
tered his appearance and given eenry according TO
the ACT of Anemb!y and the rules of this court and
it appearing the fatisa on of the court thar he is
not nhabtant of this Commonwealth On the
motion of the oomPlainants IL Is Ordered, That he do
appear here the GrG day Of December next.
and anfwer the bill Of the complainant, and ha, co
ply of this order be forthwith Inherited OH tome newt
paper printed in the City ~ Richmond, FOR tv D
months iueeeifvey, and pohed at the door Of .he
Court Houie OF this county two iueceiive court
days.
Copy. Tele.
ADAM CRAIG, c. c.
Sept. %. ep2n.
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By Urtne Of 3fdcf frnf executed 10 tie I-iGers, on
toe lob day Of 9ay LafIy Samue! Soufspoick, ia, sbs
fa,pejs therein mentioned. WW BE- Jotd, at tie f,ont
do0r Of tie Eagle Tavern, Saturday tie lib inf.
Gss7veen lie hours of 9 and 3 s'e!oek:
HAT valuable TENEMENT, on the Hay Mar
L ket Square, now occupied by faid Southwiek.
TERMs One ,houland and fifty dollars payable in
cah and the reGiue ON the 9th April, 1908; to be
ecured by approved endoricd negotiable note, or
a deed OF truf on the property.
THos. TAYLOR g JAMES BROWN,jr.
Nov. 9. tdr
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% virtue of Deed of Truf, executed to me by
NJ certain James Gate" God, the third day of
May, 1897, foF the purpo!e OF iecuring the Paymei
of debt 10 Hen,eron McCaul & Co. viii be fold
to the highs bidder, for ready money, on the 26th
day Of the preient nronh h, the Eagle Tavern i'll
the city ri Richmond, Trad OF LAND, containing
two hundred acres, living the waters of Tye River
in the county OF Amherf.
ALEXR. STUART, Trufee.
Nov. 10. tdl
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By eiytpf Of daf IF hgR, executed tbe TN day Of
May hlR, 70 tie E5itri5er, BY Freisik 5sae. az!
Riab0'd Garter, for fbs fa3gsJ cswirg eryfqi~ JslA
therein Ipt-jfea-WILL 3 SOLD, TO Brbg5G9 bid
der, for reo9y goney, al tie Psa44s Oss Of Tgylo-
e. B,o7pn, en- FyiiayfJs 6b day of NsyeaI5r NEST,
~ 7HREE NEGROES, viz: 1fOODl-, HARRT~
aud S-AL.L2r, or 70 many thereo will lat.-
fy fad tEua.
WILLIAM MURPHY, Trpfee.
oa. II. tdi.
By content Of parties, the above flle is Pofponed
until Friday the 13th Nov. when it will poitiveiy
take place,
WM. MURPHY, 7raRe.
Nov. 10 2aUtdf
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FOR SALE.

RUNS, Flies, Swords, Belts, Nofs, Fpauletis,
- stocks and Cockades, to be had At Eno,h Sal
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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-11-13

Through Holland, is begun in the port
which extends tro0 tile Scheld to the
McUse it will unite Belgium to the de
partmcnts Of the Rhne, one conquest OF
France 90 another conquest, and these two
countries astonished perhaps at fading
themselves under the same dominion win
noe be less so at a communication which
their former posSesSors never would have
executed, and which will not lie the least
benefit OF their union to the empire. The
works OF the Canal Napoleon, destined to
join the North sea to the Mediterranean
By communication which embracing
the course Of the Rhone, the Saonc and the
RAine, runs through France in her great.
est length these works, / say, are un.
dertalen and already in great forward
ness along the whole line The canal.
from Mort to la Rochelle; from Lisle e
L. Ramc, are in great forwardness; Bla
vet advances rapidly; that from Aigue
mortes to Beaucaire has just been finished
--the part OF the canal of Bourgone, from
Dion to the Saone, will be navigable thi
year Several others have been resumed
or repaired; all of them will be continued
until they are entirely finished.
TO be Continued.