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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-02-20
Richard Lee aeld

kZCi3IfG Lee Ss'teS NS1t's
Without which none are genuine.
Les's Worm-dcstroysng Lozsngges'
This IN ia sine, which Is as innocent : i.lls''
as j. is certain aud effic,cious II IT'S opera@ioa'
sannot ;niu2s tie youngest infant, sAoaid :. ne
VEINS exist in the body, but wi.bwithout l'san
~ o.;p;;no. cleanse the stomach and oo".eis q
,rbafeypr IS foul or offensive, aad thereby pre-
vent the production of worms and many f6'a
disorders.
From fae many case: Of cures taat aally
come to our knowledge, we have sesee'ee lss
following:
You are Al, liberty to publish the astohlsf'iiio
cure performed by your Lozenges On my sol,'
10 Years Old, who was atticted vain ieFGts'
n,;n in his side, and q continual headaches
which reduced him SO low that ne was u'laolo
- situp. One of my -ncighbors advised me 70
uss your Lczenges, which has aaa inc haPPy :
sesct of restoring him TO a better state O.
La,,th than he has en;oyel forseeTerai years.
an the shor1 space OF seyenteend&ys.
- 49, JOHN KELLEY, Pitt-strest
agessys. Richard Lee g Son,
NV son, FIVE years old, has for some 'lfae
aast been very unhealthy, having ls.sss, Of
many cslcl loss Of appetite H lyarn ozsa.
ges, was induced = = se sbem trial The
effect was beyond nay expectations, as large
quantity Of small worms was expelled; hun
dress Of them was alive for some time after.
JOHN KENNEDY. Peter-street.
& Baltimore, Jan. 4th, 1907.
Forthe prevention end sure Of Bilious s Ma
lignant Feyers, is recommended
Lees Antl-blll0us Fills,
Prepared by Richard Lees Son, Baltimore.
The operation of these Pills is perfectly
mild, SO as to be used with safety by persons
in every situation, and CT every age
4 Afcssrs. Richard Lee g Son,
The high opinion have OF your Bilious
Pills, and desire to make known their utili :
ty for the benefit of mankind, Iwish you to
publish the foiiowing>:
For two months past, 4 have been afflicted
with violent SICKNESS at the stomach, an M
.clinasion to vornit, and loss of appctite-by
taking two doses of your pills, am restored
to a perfect state of health-wialeh. lndueed
nv wife to try them also, which was attended
with the same good effects, being new able TO
attend to her domestic concerns In nay op.7
Mon. this medicine is unequallcd IN stomach
and bowel complaints, not being attended with
that gripping pain, common to other remedies
JOHN SCOTT,
Delaney street, near Columbia Garden
LEES ELIXERs
A sovereign remedy for colds, obslnatc
coughs, catarrah's asthlnas, sore Threats, ard
approaching consumptions.
Res Grand Refdratsve.
Proved by long and extensive experience to
be absolutely unparalleled in the cure OF ner-
yous disorders, consulnptions, lowness OF spi-
rits, less of appetite. imparity OF blood, by
.stericsl affections, inward weaknesses, violent
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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-02-20
pux rn4I OWING MEDICINES s9LDes4
NICHOLAS I1INGSTOs,

a bis Ci.isa, Glsss, Qass'l's- IFares end sfsa
Sore. F..iytssa. street, faeing saessfs. K'ek-
ess'S aad NtsptoAs ~
Each article has en- the outside wrsppes 'iis
Racbard Lee end San,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-02-20

JAMES BACON.
sNthia GROCERY STORE, o., Arg street, shaaie,
adoifio,sso his former stock, adisd
A frelh Supply ofGeaainc Ars5clesin
the Grocery Line;
Which makes lis assortment complete.
lie nozo o;ers. for sdie, on his uasal bse te'nss
Mulcovado Sugars, Of various qaa-
Kites,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-02-20

Without which none are genuine
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-02-20
Forthe prevention end sure Of Bilious s Ma
lignant Feyers, is recommended
Lees Antl-blll0us Fills,

Prepared by Richard Lees Son, Baltimore.
The operation of these Pills is perlectly
mild, SO as to be used with safety by persons
in every situation, and Ct, every age.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-02-20

,Gognac and BourdeauN Brandy,
Old Jamaica Shirt, for family use,
Antigua, ST. eroix, St. Viacents, and New
England Rum,
Holland Gin,
Irish and couutry Whisky,
Molasses, Wine, and Cider Vinegar,
Stoughton's Bitters,
Mace, nutmegs, cloves, cassia, pimento
Cayenne and black pepper, race and ground
ginger, basket salt for ta.Dlc age, pearl barley,
rsec, stSrch fig nue, soap, mould, aipt and
spermaces candles, refined salt-pctre, llo,saat
indigo, alum, copperas, madelcr, brinlne,sto
spinning cotton, patent shot all sizes, best en-
gish and eounSy made gunposder, segars
and srloaking tobacco, very best chewing to-
bacco.
Hamilton and Leiper's snuff, Hunters pipes
II boxes.
London mustard, warranted Of a superior
quality, Dixon's best ditto, Wrapping paper
denijolu's, sc. &c. with generally every ar
ticie in his line-the whole OF which kaye beer
selected with care, and will be sasaoscd OF en-
the very lowest terma
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-08-29
FROM 4aE PUBLIC ADvRR4IsEA.
ON THE QUESTION,


WILL THERE BE W.fP y?
EVERY one asks, will there be war /?
The answer to this is easy, which is, that
so long as the English government be per-
mitted, at her own discretion, to search,
capture, and condemn our vessels, controul
our commerce, impress our seamen, and
FIRE upon and plumber cur national ships,
as she has done, she will nor deciare var,
because she will not give us the acknow-
lodged right of making reprisa,s. Her
plan IS a monopoly OF war, and She thinks
to succeed by the manocuvTe Of not decIar-
ing war.
The case then is altogether question
among ourselves. Shall we make war on
the English government, as the English GO
yernment has made upon us; or shall we
submit, as we have done, and that with
long fpr5earancc, TO the evil of having war
made upon us without reprjsals? This is
a right statement of ihe case between the
United States and England.
For several years past it has been the
scheme Of that government TO torrify us, by
acts Of violence, INTO submission 20 her mea-
sures, and in the iHsane stupidity OF at
itcmpting this she has inccnscd US into war.
We neither fear nor care about England,
otherwise than plying the people who live
under such a wrctched system Of govern
ment. As 20 navies. they have lost their
terrifying powers. They can do nothing a.
gainsi us 1T land, and if they come within
cur waters, they will be taken the first calm
I that comes. They can rob Us on the ocean
( as ROBBERS can do, and we can find way to
| indemnify ourselves by reprisals, in more
WAYS than one.
The British government is not entitled,
even rs an enemy, to be treated as civilized
enemies are treated. She is a pirate, and
should nc treated as pirate. Nations do
not declare war againt pirates. but alta, k
them as natural right. All civiiities
she'n 20 the British government, is like
| pearl thrown before swine. Che is iuscnsi-
bic Of principle and destitute of honor.
! Her monarch IS mad and hermDiSters have
caught the con,igern.
| Tie British government, and also the
! nation deceive themselves with respect to
/ the power Of navits. They suppose that
/ ships Of war can make COnqucsts al
land that they can take or destroy towns
o. cities near The shogc and obtain by ter
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-08-29
NEW.YORK. Aug. 81.

We7v- York, .dug. 20, 1907.
Sir,....Considering the present state
Of the u. States & g. Britain, deem
it my duty to make public circum-
stance which occurred yesterday, A.
bout 4 miles from the land, and about
10 TO the southwark of Sandy Hook.
While lying to and having the
mainsail out upon the boom, the En-
glish Packet, capt. John Boulderson,
came along about 1 mile TO windward
and fred a gun 1DithoUt stat in 10 or
II minutes afterwards she fred anu.
Their gun with shot, which from my
own observation, passed over our
stern about so wards the bows who
were on the end of the boom employ
ed in hauling the maiasail out, aver
that they could have thrown a stone
20 the spot where the shot struck.
As / understand the Packet called
at Halifax, aud therefore knew the ST.
tuation Of the two nations, it might
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-08-29
BRITISH OUTR6GE

Capt. Roeding, arrived at Portsmouth.
from Point Petre, Quad. informs that ON
the 29th June, of Deserada, he was brought
too by the English armed brig ID im,n;o1e.
from Dominique, and ordered on board with
his papers &c. that during his way 10, and
while on board, as well as on his return.
Cater detention of two hours) they cont.ru-
cd firing small arms At his schooner seye-
raj shot went through her sails, entered
her sPars, aud other parts Of the vessel
Upon complaining, capt. x. was told ne
might think himself well of they did not
sink his vessel
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-08-29
PRTHATE CoRRESPoNDEMcE.

[coNMuNIcATED FOR THE REefsrFR.1
" NETWORK, August 22.-We have,
from our friends at Halifax admiral Berke-
ley's account of the affair of the Chesa-
peake, sent on at the instance of the ad-
miral for us TO make what use of it VIC
thought fit. 1t varies Little from what we
had previously understood--Theo only thing
OF moment we learnby it is, thar the mea-
sure cmanatcd from himself-that 1t was
no act OF his goyernment--strong hopes are
entertained that the matter will be accom-
modated."
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-08-29
PETERSBURG, Aug. &c.

We understand that Thomas Boil.
ling Robertson, Esq. Of this place, Is
appointed Secretary Of the Orleans
Territory.
Mr.. Robertson having accept, d tic
above appointment, a new election
must consequently take place for de-
legate from this county, 70 fIl the va
carey oceasioned by that gentleman's
removal.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-08-29
AUGUST IS.
THE FLORIDAS.

1t has been reported, for some DAYS past,
and we think with great probability Of
correctness, that both the Flor:das have
been ceded to the u. S. we sincerely
hope the information may be true, as great
advantage must result To us from the cess>
on. The Colonial depredationS. commit
ting by England, may have hastened an e.
vent, that must have ultimately taken place,
though otherwise it might have been retar,
ded to our disadvantage.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-08-29

have been expected thac some dc,;c,.
cy would have been observed TO our
national sovereignty, and to our pilo q
within Its jurisdiction, bue it appears
that they are so anxious TO be at ms
that all occasions are tho't proper and
used without ceremony.
My countrymen will make their
own reflections ON this subject. Some
may think that only one shot fred, &
that about so or 100 yards oil, is NOT
very serious, and might from courte.
sybe passed over; while others recoI-
lecting tn fate OF Pierce, who fell bv
random shot, may suppose this no.
tice not sun ciently vindictive to both
be it said, that trust the time is not
distant when this and 2ihlr wrongs
from the same quarter will fad an op.
portunity 10 be noblv redresscd. (
have only to add NY REGRET that any
pilot shocld be loUnd to bring this
ship in after having been informed of
the above particulars. | am, sir, &c,
FLASHING TON, no KIC.N:
The Editor ofMe Aaier;car C.fzca.
Mr.. Fulton's steamboat lefs the
North river on Monday bstveen &
2 O'Clock in the afternoon; at 10 o.
clock IN the evening she was opposite
IapPan ; between ? and O'Clock on
the following morning she was seen 6
miles beyond Newburgh, and at 6 o.
clock she was seen by the Cornelia op.
Posite Poukeepsie performing her
voyage without sails, and in oppose
ton to the wind and tide.
Mr.. Fulton's ingenious steamboat,
invented with view to the navigation
OF the Mississippi from New-Orleans
upwards, sailed on the 18th inst. from
the North river, near the state prison,
to Albany. The velocity of the steam
boat Is calculated at four miles an
hour; it is said that it will Eaake
progress of two against the current Of
the Mississippi and # so it will Ger.
tainly be very valuable acquisition to
the commerce of the western states.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-08-29
II COLUMBIAN CENTTNEL.
Bur MT Of Bo8tCn
AIbemarle County, Aug. %, 1907.

We may Learn the use that vii b. made in
England, OF the ia eFous publications. in the
British G2zeree's Of this City and no % from
ths largusge Of TIE B,ii h print, in Bc.a1udi
Nova Scotia and Canads The BE uu "a ,aper
gives the u Gszst'e Of This CITY, as an bo,i,y
for saying hat the sesmen taken opt Of the Che
sapeake wcre British deset rs AID ru.iueers co.
YET every one knows hat tlis is totally false
and tna, every cne Of thcm is an American
Although it is wei krown here it is m,
known Cd, osd tnai the Gazette called lie " 8
Gazette has no prrtsn,iops { the ii le, iha' il
Is like a rit1ie unuer false crlors. and f. any
tiin7 bgt Ameucan--It is not known ah-oad
that II us always been and nov is supported bv
Bfi.ish influence o. rs eiirrts might be eAsiy
unde;s coL Suti. ishy tiis very spurious 'if' -,
Ard s!" actsr, Giat it pays is cmployers-quo.
ta'ioDs Iom /; a5e thought bv the ignorant go
have .h" character Of hose, which would bc 70
k'n frrnl The LouGJn Caste Or any o'her 9TH.
cia fa0-r. AM ihns tts scope og Erga0d a.e
gu ID ito h-i'ct nav thei, ~ erssts are t.sta
moaoi 20 ANY cltt' io 'h.s country. u WAS on
'h~ su'toi oil ,ush p:.n'c tha, n Caradian
primer inf"med ns Fcsjlrs that we were so
ms-A ci.uae,ed among Ourselves IS ~ Us 81 CO.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-08-29
PHILADELpHIA, Aupus, "a,

The subjoined extracts of letters will be
read with interest by all descriptions OF
our citizens. We p edge ourselves for the
authenticity and correctness of that which
has been communicated for the Register.
1t establishes the opinion we have here
tofore expressed on this subject.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-08-29
Extract Of letter received in Town from

Extract ola letter received in town from
a gentlemen at Halifax, dated Aug. 8th.
- Respecting peace or war with the
United States, opinions here in general
are, that matters will be amicably adjust
ed. They are however not without their
fears, assure you, and with good re $50 -
have breakfasted and dined with admi-
raj Berkeley, and had IN re than once an
opportunity of hearing him relate many
particulars respecting the unhappy dispute
with the United States, particularly the
causes that brought on the unpleasant bu-
a;ness with the Chesapeake which he AS
sured me might as well have happened in
'he Mediterranean (where she was bound)
as here, as he had no doubt 6nt that the
SINE ORDERS were SEM out therr.-Tha
sh'p OF war Milan, O. Al guns, sails this day
for the Capes of Virginia"
Boston Chronicle.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-08-29

Do O4NJ tubu3L II.
Prince JEROME BoNAPABTE is to be
created Grand Duke of Hanover.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-08-29

~ For nezv advertisements, see 4th
hG8e.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-02-27
TRANSLATION.

CLAIM IF Mr.. Beaam"ebai5, to million agaigF tie
Untrd Slater, ar Payment 10, pSAies 7ebib be fur
nijssS fbem.
OBJECTIONS OF the TREASURY OF THE U.
STATES.
sit wa9 afterwards difc9vcred that only two MILL
ons out Of the three granted gratuitous gift, be-
for. the treaty Of February I778 had been thus re-
eeised by the United States aud to an application
made count de Vergeunes in 1885, for the purpole
of alcsrtainiDg when and to whom, the other million
had been paid, an anwer was returned that the fld
million paid or the lCth day Of June, r776 but
q copy of the receipt refuied, and the mniiler
hid not think proper dhcole the name Of the per-
ion, who had received the money. On fubiequent
application made the French government, the mi
naer Of foreign relations gave it the relult Of his
Inquiries that NJ. de Bsaumarehais the peron to
whom the faid million had been advanced, and ac-
eordinay furnbed the niiniRer Of the United States
with a copy OF M. de Beaumarchas receipt for that
fum."
Mo donbt remains, that the advance of one milli-
on made by the French government, on the 9th
Iune l77G for the ule Of toe u States, and the pay
nent Of one million the fame day, by order Of the
niniler Of foreign affairs TO M. Beaumsrehais, were
but one and the fame trania6lion."
ANSWER.
Before spfwering the oblervafions Of the treafury
OF the Uted Staes il is Of importance correctly TO
fate the qs9on whieh forms the fubje6 Of the pre-
ient claim, becaule by this al luppoitons TO-
reign to il VOL be avoided.
nd MIR. 8eaumarcliais receive from the govern
fnent Of France million Of his iuppes to
sie u. Statesl This is the gueGon.
The iientty Of the date given by NJ de Yergennes,
and Of the receipt Of Mr. de Bssurafchais, commune
cared BY MIR Buehot has until now been tie cauie
of a delay Of uaes the part Of the treslury Of
the United States 20 the heirs of Mr.. de Beaumar-
chas, and Of the prejudice which the trealury has
conceived again1 this claim.
IN Mr.. dc Beaumarehais, we are to perceive and
recognize TIVE sharaeeIi one the isetss agent Of the
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-02-27
Feb. 81.
IN COUNCIL, February 18th, 1907.


I is adTisd, that the following agents be appoint.
i ed for the collection of the arrears Of Taxes due
this Commonwealth, viz:
Wiiiiam Nimmo, jr. for the Counties Of Aecomaeh
Northampton. Princeis Anne, Norfolk and the RI.
rough OF Norfolk.
Fd,k St'.tt, for Nanfcmond, Iae of WIGHT. Sopt,.
anrton Snrry Suisex, Prince George. EliSabeh CIV
Warriek, York, James City, Charles City, Ney,-
ksnt, Hanover, Henrico, Cities Of Richyaond and
Williamsburg.
Peter c. Rice, fir GlouecGer, Matthews, M;l8is-
Eek, Effyx. King William, King 81 Queen. i,aucai,r.
Northumberland, Richmond and WoGnn. Gland.
!6;oSs.ias RoayorA ior Loudona Far!ax. rauep;er.
Prince William, Stafford anJ king Gecree.
f||'iaS {. .r-iA4zJ, for Cuirep,r M.i;Cop
Orange, Spotb lvapia, Caroline, Louila, Cooebl.na
Fiuvanns, Automatic and Amh.rE
Je'tsb fazreei., Tor Frederick, Bprkley, T.Ferf,o
Rockingham, Auguna, Shenandoah, !IarpiIre Ha-'
ey' Pendlet"r, Nlouaasllia, Oslo, Brooke HarrCo,.
Randolph and Wood.
Jamt5 IleFe, 'lae Tor Wythe, Montgomery. Mon
roe, Giles, Washington, RuHei Lea, C.ayion, Ipze.
well, Roe&briigs Hntstourt. Greenbrier, Bath .Ea.
nawha aud RIaton
Wihie~ NsrueH, for Henry, Patrick, Franklin.
Campbell, Bedford and Pt,iylvaua.
Tjo..Hs 7. B02!sea, for Halifax, Charlotte & pripe.
Edward
Al.jor Edsyayd Pes,zrs. ir for Dnwidtis CreAof.
vile EruntWieA, luherhorr, MecLienhufe. Oh. ner-
field Amelia, Not1oway, poxhatan, Gun, berla,,d ,-s
buckingham.
DAM. L. HyLToN, Clerk c. c.
February 20.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-02-27
MESSAGE

From the PRECEDENT of the United States tranfn,itsng
a memorial OF the French n.niIier, on the fubjset
OF the claim of A,nelie Eugene de Beaumarchais,
heir and legal representative of tie late Aaron &c
Besunarehais. Feb. 6, 1907 read, and referred to
: the committee Of claims.
II tie sssase and Hot Of Repyesnstivei Of RE Unit
ed Slater.
The government of France having examined into
the claim of NJ. de Beaumstchas, sgaintt the United
States and condering ut aud legal, has intirueted
It's miner here make reproductions on the iubjeet
to the government of the United States. now lay
his memoir thereon before the legiaturc, the only
authority competent final decilon on the fame.
III. JEFFERSON.
February 6, SOC.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-02-27
Il GREAr RARG IN

L OR SALE, a TRACT Of LAND in Hanover
county, wherein now live, lying on Crump's
creek, containing about 900 acres asd v Rain 81
OF the city Of Richmond; upwards of geo acres ,f
which are uncleared ard is good wheat and corn
land; there IS on this trace fome yery good Meadow
Land--f1a' on It good dwelling houle barn and
other out hou!es in goodrepair, with yoahg orchards
OF peach apple, ard cherry: ALTO another ,raa a.
laid county adjoining Broad Neck, about one-haIf of
which IS wood iand-Alo $50 odd acres lying in fsid
county, IN the neghhorhood OF Ioieph Cros Within
three m'l-' OF a gondiaw MILL and well locked Vim
oak aud pine timber. There are fifty bufheIs %
wheat Town on the traft frt mentioned a further
decrPtion OF thefs lands is thought unneeeGary. az
any Perfon inclined purchae, !, is preined viii
with 10 view them. One third of the parchaDe mo.
ney viii be required in cath, and twelve months Gre
DIT will be given for the other two-thirds A deed
Of TruR upon the lasd viii be required TO iecure The
payment of the other two-thtds.
VS. SIMS
February 10. oavgvs
~ Is. As I intend to remove to the weawarI ina
''Fuia'e Fohshon VIII be gwen. WIS.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-02-27
81 ATES EOR H[RE-

GENERAL Female Houfe Servants If good ehsS
- racler. One excellent Couk ard Waber--afd
iundfy boys and girls for hire III ehriao,as DeSt, b,
JAS. SMITH
Who offers three chefs Of frsfh im,er,alTea IL a
low price.
Feb. 10. DO,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-02-27
a Copy. Tehe,
WM. MARSHALL, Cle,E.

IN Purfuauee of the foregoing decree, we mall
proceed to fell at Public Auction, for ready money
the times and places following, tina, s--to FAY
The trad IN the county Of Powhatan containing 500
acres, at Powhaan oourt-houfe, on the third We'd
neiday in april s07, being the 5;h Of the ontb
and court day Of the aid county the other tract N
the sid county Of Powhatan containing forty four
cres the court. houfe Of the faid county, ON che
laid then Wed1efday in April next The uaa on
Beaverdam creek, in tle county Of Coochland, con.
tanning 900 acres, CoeobIand court houfc on the
third Monday in April, 1907, being the 2Oth Of the
Month, and court day Of the iaid county; and the
other traa Of ten acres called Little Inand ~ the
faid countyof GooChland, at the court-koufe Of the
faid county Of Gooehland, the fsid thitd Monday
in April next, 10 the year 1907.
WILLIAM BERKELEY, }
JOSIAH ELLIS, Co"'"i'-
WILLIAM MANN, "'"'F''
February 20. crew,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-02-27
IN C II ii n c E 4 =.

IN C. u n n c E K z.
Bgtkine .eni roayiy, Jaaaacy ts,rt, 1907.
Daniel and Hliiliam Gnerr.3ai for she
6enetst Of James Rea and of9sfJ fk>ir
trygee5,I PiG,
az.
Smy.b 7andy 81 Nathan Ayrt,. Dsfn.
NN TIE molten of the plaintiffs BY fSsreauu-
" Jfi,, and it APPEARING TO TIE Jati.faifion IF
The court, that tbe dcftadaut Tandy is nor an
iabobitant Of fbiS rate II is ordered and de-
creed, tibet nIsfj be .h5nN appear here on or be.
fore May court next and 0nftper the plaintiff
bill TIE eonrt qviW then proceed 10 take the Eaur
for eonfgcd as to bin, and decree the matter
thereof accordingly ; and that a copy eftbis or.
der be forfbzvitb lpu6tJl5ed in /ome public nesv5-
PAPER Of TIE city Of Rie bm0nd for tsvo month"; ue-
ee6Tveiv, and another copy be fefed up at tie
front door ef!be court b0uh +. tbs eaMnfy.
n COPY. 2sRe,
r ELDRIDGE. j,. D. C.
ff0' "a. oasa2nip.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-02-27
ASKING TAVERN

NDEN e MOORE have taken the WASH
~ ING ON TAVERN, adjoining the Capitol
Square, lately occupied by EDWARD H.IT,y A,
coniderabe expenee, they have provided tbemfelres
with excellent accommodations for their friend, and
invite theirs and the public patronage. They A..
determined TO keep good table and as gentee an
Inn as any in Richmond.-Both the Co.partners ba.
wing been wel-verfed in this bufnels, Altar them.
elvs: with the expectation of rendering general fats
faction.
Riehmend, February IL. nf
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-02-27
TRANSIT ALTON.
To Mr.. IN01ijsn, Secretary Of State.

To Mr.. Ma9Jsr, Secretary Of STATE.
SIR,
have the honor to addrsls to YOU encoied an an
fwsr the objections made by the fecrstary OF the
treafury to fettlen,ent with the heirs OF MIR. Beau
riarchas This anfwer is annexed to the note which
I had the honor addreis you on this ibbjea.
Accept, fir, new adurauee of my high eonii-
deration.
TURREAU.
g'sjsisgtsn, l4tb Jaaaa,y, 1907.
Faithfully traniated.
JACOB WAGNER.
Chief CIerk, Department of 9ats.