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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-04-14
LAND-FOR SdLF.

ME fubferiber offers for fale a Traa ofI.AND
l., lying on Iye river, in the county of Amherik.
oe'Ig part o. the eitate OF the late col. John Rofe,
containing by actual lurvey 1905 acres. 1t is three
ii'es dtant from rhe Court-houe, and twenty miles
from Warmintfer-There from SO to 200 acres
OF this tract cleared the reidue heavily ,imbered
with Oak Hickory, Chelnut, &c. The foil of the
and' which rs inferior onons rs its vicinity is admra
bly, adapted to tie culture of Tobacco, Corn V-heat
&e.-is eontguity to Major MaiFey s mauufa Caring
MIL will be circumstance Of great conii,sr aon,o
aPurchaer.--Poiielion will be given on the FRI d,v
OF the eniung year, with liberty to 10 fn,ai GRAIN
this next faiL-one third of the purehale money will
be required IN hand for the other payments line
raj indulgence will be given-rhe land viii b..
hewn by MIR. Alexander 3. Role or Capt. A. Nor
gan, reiidng in the ne,gtborhood--Tho niihir,,
to Purchaie may kuow the terms Of iale by aDp,yin
to the iublcrber.
THOMAS FITZHUGH.
Bofcobel, Stafford eouDty,7
March II. eP Imf.
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DISSOLUTION OF Co-PARrNERs;;;p

ME COPARTNERsHIP of c. and T Cum
ders isdifuived by mutual eonle,.t an ds,s
due by the concern will be adjuNed and PAID BIZ LIZ
iueur and Saunders, who alone authorized 70 f,
tie all claims due 70 and b. the concern
c. H. SAUNDERS,
TA9LTON SAUNDERS
N. B. Thofe indebted are recnefi-d to n,yI7. i--.
mediate payment further indifference can h. ~
ven o
LESUEUR, & SAUNDERS.
Nov. 90. r.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-04-14
FOR SAFE

a CONVENIENT HOUSE e LOT for pri-
n vate family, it being brick Sc feet by g, with
two rooms on aoor with pafage and fire place in
each room fituated the crols reet leading from,
the main-ireet to the church in healthy part of
the city, there being excellent prng on aid Lot
and alto fmall Brick Hopfe by ~ feet fquare,
well calculated for Compiling Houfe which, with
number OF other conveniencies makes the ituation
defirable for genteel family.
The payments will be one fourth caG,, and fix,
twelve and eighteen months, for the other three
fourths of the money! the payments to be fecured ia
the cuitomary way.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-04-14
BOSTON. March 81.

A handfome Carpet manufactured at Ho,ceHsr,
has been procured for the Chambers of the Sena,e,
and Houfe of Representatives of this fate, and will
be Pread previous the nexr felton, 1t is preferable
to Kialsrmig9ey. Manufactures will thrive in this
country without being forced.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-04-14

DROWN SUGAR of
- hyperion quality,
Ditto ditto fecond ditto.
Bea Green Coffee,
Salt in Sacks,
Molanss and Treacle,
PicEled Salmon,
Scotch Barley,
Madeira, Poit, Sherry s.
Malaga Wine,
Ereih Muicatel Railine &
Currants,
Soft Sheiled Almonds,
CoPperas,
Saltpetre,
Engliih + F Gunrowder,
Patent Shot, well ;iiort,d,
tiibbert's Brown Scout
and Porter,
Ben Spani!h Segars,
Caldwell, FrafIrr = Cos
SuPerhne Choe olate,
New York Candies and
Soap,
Spermace.ti Candies,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-04-14
WANTPn

\ an Apprentice in Dry Good Store, boy
1 \ with good recommendations, from l2 to T.
years of age. Apply to the Printer.
March 81. n
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-04-14
VIM. HARPER.

N. B. 1.-THE above property is not difpofed of at
private iae, before the End day of May, it will on
that day be fold at Public Auction or the premifes
by Dar@iaae, FsRsr u SafebeN.
March is. oaw 3w e 2aw 4w.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-04-14

Exfraa Of a ktE, from geaflsman at Dti,.it, 10 bis
Jrie8d in IBIS sihiEgs, dated. STD february, 1897.
witnefied fact which had heard was common
among the Indians, but before faw,-aud which
may we'll excite the attention of the naturalif This
was a woman, confderably pan middle life, and
ehildels for many years. giving fuek infant or
Phas, for whom ihe had large fupply of nourifh-
ment. She was the wife Of the very temperate and
religious man before mentioned. Her own youngeft
child was hewn me, who appeared to be fifteen or
xteen years of age and through an interpreter Ii
wing in the family, | was aiured, that the woman
took the Prefent infant, ION the death Of its mother
reaton) without poHefIng the fmalIeN natural fup-
ply for it, and merely by dint of application gradu-
ally excited the neeeary quantity, which was effect
ed within four or five days. And he informed me
that iueh thing was frequent with the Indian wo-
men, and that there were innanees of aged women,
and women who never bare children doing the fame
Pei. Oh.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-04-14
DRUGS g MEDICINES.
March 90.
lawGwp.

NTILLIAM WEST has purchaled the Rock
w DRUGS u MEDICINES, belonging to
the hrm OF Dr. Daniel Wilton & Co. at their Store on
Main-reet ShockG- Hill, where he intends to carry
on the buincis OF an Apothecary. In addition to the
Stock Purchaed of the aid firm, he has ua received
ireh fuPpy of articles in that line, laid in for him
by one well acquainted with their reflective qualities
all are warranted genuine, and will be fold on mode
rate terms.
Orders, &c. that he may be favored with, fhal be
promptly attended to.
NJ b. Juit received fmall invoice of patent Me-
dicines, Copal Warmth and Paints.
February 6. oaw,f.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-04-14
SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.
February 90.


VIZ ILL commence Thurfday the 9Th DAY Of
w April next, the Smithfeld Jockey Club races
over the Windfor courfe.
III Day-TheJockey club Purfe, S 400, four mile
heats.
Cd Day-Wll be run sweepnake, one mile
heats, twenty dolls entrance, half forfeit three hor-
ies entered the fubeription left open until the even
ing preceding the race.
Sd Day-The proPrietors purGe, two mile heats
8 $50, eertanly but there will be furplus after
making up the Jockey. Club puHe and which is to
be applied towards euerea(ng this purle ths proba
bility is, that it will be worth the winner one hun
bred 8; eighty or two hundred dollars New. Market
rules to govern.
NATHL. YOUNG, Sesry,
The Subscribers who have taken the management
ofths courIe, having taken great pains to put the
trsa in eligible order, and pas will be fpsred
to render the accommodation satisfactory, it is hoped
that gestlemen who attend will meet with fueh fare
as will claim pTrobaton.Sableage and litter gratis
to race horfes.
THoS. HANCOCK,
WILSON DAVIS
Msreh II. 4w,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-04-14
FROM THE RUTLAND (Yr.JnfsALp.

"A gentleman handed us the following letter. at or
ddpoial. We thought it might afford fubied
OF inquiry to the philosopher and the curious,
and therefore preient it in print.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-04-14

me, cannos."--a dJ oefsceh yop," Jes,s u yss,
is'ysip i.essn i'll ezti -vsH or ean :" and to
the eonution Of Hamlet, md the g~at assulenens OF
the audience, he played God face .is Kias.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-04-14

Once when John Kemble played Hamlet 10 the
country Ia: gentleman who aaed Guildenaern was,
OF imagined himisf TO be, "a capital nu6esn. Ham.
let AXIS him" will you play upon this pipe -
+" ny lord, ! eannot."--"I pray you Believe
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-04-14
FOR RENT.
And Immediate poNNon Q

And Immediate PoHlDF0n Jgi0eD.
A THREE aoried HOUSE, fmoke-houfe, gar
N len, &c. on the Balm, occupied the preceding
year by Mr.. Chancellor H. Saunders. This houfe j,
well calculated for boarding gentee private ia
mily, having four rooms and pa1age on each floor
and two kitchen and two cellar on the ground
hoor--For terms apply 20 Mr.. Thomas Underwood
jr. at the public ware. houfe, ar to Mr.. Leander
Hughes at Meiirs. shaPard and Luckes, opPo6te the
Market
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-04-14

WILLThIsBURG, March So 1907.
Viz Clergy and Lately of the Proteaant Epif-
4 eoPal Church, hereby reminded that ,hs
hfh lueiday IN May, is the lated time for holding
Lne annual convention OF the Church, in the city ok
Richmond and is earnelly reoueGed. tina, ev.rv
pariih or Congregation viii fail to eea and fend
their deputies TO meet for the purpole mentioned at
the aforeiaid time and place.
Jas. MADISON, Bj5ap erfbe Pr. EB. CbD,eI
WAia1Igarg, A1syeb 80. in blgisjs
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-04-14

Bar Iron, Cermar Craw-
ley's & BliGo.~ Steel.
Antigua & Jamaiea Rum.
Very Old Antigu:. Rum
Holland Gin.
Cogniac Brandy, of ver-
hyperion quality,
Race Ginger, Pepper,
Pinen;o, Eutin,
Nfa,s, Cloves * Ga
nanlcn,
Freih London MuRar,I .
i'll fn'a'l boxes.
Zen T!otant l..jigo ard
f'c Blue, oi iu, rrinr
c"ahty, IN boses of
80 lbs. each.
freG Carers. Gil, &c.
frcih Cunpowder,
Tea in Cannrt.,rs,
Date 10y the liz.
Iuung II. ina 10. OF the
fri quality,
N, Eng lard * L li;os's
Chetre.
~ L. LESUECD.
:. SAUNDERS.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-04-14
1fn,erellanl1.
ON TURNPIKE ROADS.

rsoa TEE CALIFORNIAN MERCURY,
P3tkj9sd ia El.ntmyb.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-04-14

The colours Of the Britifh I'm regiment, which
fs INTO the hands Of the sPanards at Buenos Ayres
have been dedicated to the Virgin Mary, under one
q ser PoPih ncknames, viz. opr Lady Of Rsfario.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-04-14

Goals 'auaiy worked in forty-f,ven departments
of France aud indications of its occurrence have been
traced in ilxteen others. The yearly produce from
The mines Of thirtyiOur departments has been eli
mated at 100000 quiutais. More than 10000
individuals their lubGRence at the Preneh eelle
res.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-04-14
Tan. 10.

THE fale Of the above mentioned property, Is I'M
avoidably eaponed, until the 9th day of April
the premiies, G Previouly dfpofed Of at pri.
vafe fAs.) b DayzgAan, Fseey e SafetM,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-04-14
ARCHELAUs HUGHES.
oawtf.
January 10.

The fubferiber will alto difpofe Of apart or the
whole Of a valuable half acre water LOT on the Balm,
No 4o9 with FIX fa1all Tenemcnts thereon, and a
half acre LOT No 500 with good Dwelling Houf-
thereon, handiomely fituated for private dwelling
A credit Of five or ten years may BE had for three
fourths of the purehafe money, by giving Satisfactory
feeurty and paying the ntere thereon, annually Ii
the above property is not dpofed of at private lale
by the end day Of March, it will that day, if fair
If not, the uext fair day, be difpofed Of at auction
to the highsa bidder on the premfes-For terms, sp.
ply to Mr. Leander Hughes, in Richmond, or the
lublcriber living in NswKent, Bottoms Bridge.
All.
Tap
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-04-14

NOTICE.
4 Ii Perfon' indebted to Humphrey Dabney. are
"A requeted to make immediate payment to bian.
or to either Of the Subferibers, Tfpaee5--And AZ,
hole having claims requeled to bring them for
ward, properly attefed, on or before tie tb day Of
April next, at which ;ime dividend VII be glade.
GIBL. RALSTON,7
HENRI H0YET, ir"i'ee''
March 81. .,,tEA
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-09-09
CANANDAIGUA, Angus. as.

Indian Gepredations.-A letter from a
gentleman OF respee.abilny in Lewistown,
on The Niagara river. to his brother 10 this
town, dated the 10Th inst. contains the fol.
loving intelligence:
That captain Conelly, Of the sch'r Viii.
kinsou, arrived there from Detroit. who
informs, that when he left there The town
was 10 state of the utmost alarm in con.
sequence OF the hostile conduct Of the
Indians, abou, 500 of which had sncamped
on Detroit river, opposite the town, drcss-
cd and painted in a manner that indicated
war; that few Of them had attacked a
white family, and wounded the man, but
on the alarm being given they were dis.
persed: that the inhabitants of Detroit
we're engaged in terrifying the town, and
had already inclosed it wlth picqaess snd
erected block house in the centre. In ad,
di,ion TO this. the le,,er states that an ex-
press arrived at Chipawa on the 18th with
information that the Indians had killed Sc.
yeral families: and in consequence of this
news, person Of inauence-with the lndi.
ans was dispatched from Chipawa to De
troit, The inhabitants of Canada were as
greatly alarmed as those Of the u. States.
The obiectof the Indians was supposed 70
be plunder.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-09-09
!. Land for Sale.

TsO be sold, on the premises, on Thurs
day, thes 18th of October next, 9. small
Tract of Land, lying in the county of Fairfax,
containing about one hundred and forty acres.
This land lies about seven or eight miles of
Alexandria and George Town, has a sufficient
quantity of wood and meadow land and is well
watered: 1t lies adjoining the seat of Doctor
Henry Rose, and would make comfortable
retreat for town family in the sickly season.
Captain Joseph Powell will shew the land to
any person wishing to view it before the day
of sale, when the terms which is expected to
be accommodating, will be made known by
the LEGATEES of Nathan Smith, decd.
September 3. IS
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-09-09
NOTICE.


G Those persons who have
excuses to offer for non-attendance at
muster, are again notified that a le-
gionary court of enquiry will be held
at the courthouse, On Saturday next,
for the purpose of hearing appeals
after which time, the accounts will be
placed in the hands Of the collector of
fines for collection, and no appeals
can be heard by subsequent court of
enquiry.
BY order,
JOHN MACLEOD,
Clerk L. G. E.
September 9 Ct
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-09-09
.Rezya,d Of Money Making.

& In Iuly last, Philander Mobiles, Aba
thu, Boyce, Lew Roberts, and John Niles
were arrested q, their hut "a the woods
between Woodstock and Rutland where
they had been carrying 90 The business
Of coun,erfei,ing bank bills On Thursday
las, they had sheir.rial before the supreme
CONT. at Woodstock, By person from
the vicinity of that town We arc informed,
,ha, ,hr 6rst were sentenced to receive nj
- l..hes. 10 stand 10 the pi'lery short
time. and to be imprisoned FIVE years, 10 !,
nav . fine of seven hundred dollars, and
me cos, Of pr esecutlon. Tbs oshertwo re-
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-09-09
EHEyAZzEP DE EORONDA.

dis catholic majessy's chargr des affalres
and consul generalto the United States,
informs the nerchanss, that the govern
nent Of the province OF Caracas, agreeable
40 his maissiy's orders, has proh'bised the
importation of -four IN neutral vessel. e.
eept 10 certain cases, reserving to itself The
right 10 determine on its admission, as
circumstances may require.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-09-09

.pefssn lulo court, who was Already betorc
nc.
The Chief Justice said, that if cabias
should be determined to- be the proper pro-
Cess, he should consider the state Of the
party as sufficient, and might direcs The
marshal 70 take him into custody; but If q
summons should be considered as the re-.
gular process, he could not make such an
an order 81 aud a Uenire must be awarded.
If vepire,issues II will involve question
wheshef the party is GOT snsitled to con.
tinuaace.
The court took time to consider, and
adjourned till tomorrow 10 o'clock.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-09-09
aleral,Dria Dajlp anherttsfr.
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9.

\ !
Ertraef Of lstter from a gentleman in Da'sto's
L 10 his f1iena IN Washington, dated Aug. Is,
1907.
& We have, in addition to the British an
Indian war. Report says they, the Indians,
intend making an attack OH Detroit; what
confidence ought to be attached to it know
not. Several families have moved in from the
frontier settlements. The people generally
in Champaign and Miami counties are much
alarmed, owing to the hostile 4disposltlonAthcy
eyinced towards them by their actions and
dress. The prophet at Grenville, is using his
influence to withdraw. their confidence from
soar governments
We have been informed since receiving the
above extract that the inhabitants OF the most
frontier settlements, are erecting block-houses
for their security--thatit is generally believed
they are preparing forswar, and that they are
urged on by the British.
I.National LsseAigeneer.
Extract CT letter receipedat philadelphia,
dated London, .7uy IS.
The Cornplanter, from this port, and
Philadelphia, from Liverpool. for your
port, in week. The Spanish prIVateers
arc capturing American vessels; we have
accounts of four captures 10 the last days.
Insurance has rose to S guIneas. Mr.. Por.
Vance has arrived with the treaty, and
many people arc afraid war with Anerica
will Be the result of it. Stocks keep up In
expectation of ageneral peace, bot 'b'ns
the latter very improbable, as France will
iosise 90 Euglands's giving up her aeao'.
sitons 10 the Wesl.Indies and South Aa1e.
RIGA"
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-09-09

I ceiyed the same sentence, excepting the
number Of lashes which was thirty nine
each. The corpereal punishmens was 10.
hlesed on Friday. :rt 9 a.
Bsstspap.
On Saturday last, an EEL of the fol.
lowing surpriziog dimensions was caughs
{ by captain Rowland betweea the bridges
on Schuylkill, viss
Length, S feet inehs.
Gir,h, IS
Width, IL
And weighing II aud an halfpeunds
Phil fap.l
f FE11ALE DRESS-We have ever been
cautious Of admitting into papers we have
conducted. any thing which bore the marks
of satire upon the ladies of our country,
conscious that i, became our duty rather
to defend even their foibles, than severely
to censuye aud attack them Hence We
have been considered siugularly fsstidious
10 this respect for while our brethren in
arms have poured the artillery Of the press
upon the prevailing fashion Of female
dress, we have either been silent, or par.
tally defended j, on the plea Of established
custom: and have uniformly refused the
insertion Of pointed satirical commuuica
tons on the subject, hoping tina. like most
other fashions, this also would give place
to one which should prove greater secu
rity TO health, if not 10 reputation. But
in this hope we have been mistaken; and
we daily see numbers OF our females dc.
clning, and sinking into the regions of
death from 40 adherence TO the curse Of "a
shion. The cobweb ves,urs, lighter than
the papors of summer, the dampened silks,
bare arms and neck, are the costume in
which OUT ladies' DOW brave all the varia.
tons Of our extremely variable climate.
In this fig leaf dress they suddenly ex.
change the con6nee and feyerish ait of the
Assem- by or drawing room, for the un
sheltered atmosphere Of chilling rnidnighs.
BY such conduct and such attire, added
10 ,he continually corded waist, BY which
The lungs are constantly restricted, and
free circulation distracted, thousands Of
the brightest daughters Of America are
every month precipItased &c un,imelygravss.
We need but examine the bills OF ruortali-
~ 10 our capital cities to cohsince US Of
this. AlI,ksrefoye that the pen Of satire,
all that the press, all that The pulpit, all that
the parent, can. with propriety and dscen.
cy de, to check the destroying evil, ought
to be done. This meretrcious imp of
modern mode, came from France 10 The
widest days of her dissipation; It rapidly
made The tour Of Earope, ana visited A.
n erica last. 10 acme parts ct Europe it
was soon expelled By ofEcial edIcts. How
disniEed. how honorable would it be to
the ladies of This country, would they ez.
pei i. also, by adopting, or rasher, by re.
storing fashion Of dress which should be
truly American, heal!bful aud decorous,
ADD varying with the variations Of the sea.
sons! Then would the eulcgy of wisdom
ap,lv apply 20 our fair couo'rywomen--
!" Many daughters haze done virtususly but
THOU excelest them GH"
TEDIRoa OF TIE CRISIS.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-09-09

fSr SAX BY The Subseyibev.
~ HEESE by the barrel or smaller quantity
~ WHISKEY in barrels Is
4 BARLEY in half barrels
G;s Smoked HERRINGS in boxes and
Anew boxes lst quality Spanish SEGARS
John Macleod.
September 9 eoet
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-09-09

The Subscriber has on Hand,
About 10000 feet Mahogany,
of good quality which he will sell low for
cash or on short credit, by the log or plank:
John Muir.
August 20. cost 2aw3w
w b. He still continues to carry ON the
Cabinet and Chair Mandatory, in the neat
est and most fashionable manner.
&T A Journeyman Cabinet-ma-
ker wanted.
~ 1000 fee, Of half-iach Wallas
Plank for lale.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-09-09
WANTED.
September 9

"A middle aged WOMAN, capable Of ma
naging house. To one Of good character,
liberal wages will be given Enquire OF the
PRINTER.
September 9.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-09-09
Lost or Stolen,

Between Dogue Run and Alerandr7a,
q DOUBLE barfelled G y n, makers
a name Bond, with the CIPHER +, H. K.
Whoever returns her to Thomas 1'si1ilett. at
the bar of Gadsby's hotel, shall receive Five
Dollars reward and no questions asked.
September g. = DIST
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-09-09

To conclude with A DANCE by the CHA
RAcTERs.
The whole to conclude with TIE Musical Enter
tainment Of
THE SPOIL'D CHILD.
Little. Pickle (zvith the additional Song Of
The Flowing Cam, Mrs. Woodham.
Old Pickle, Mr.. Cross.
John, MIR. Charnock.
Thomas, MIR. Miller.
James, Mr.. Barnett
Cook, MIR. Cunningham.
Tagg, .Wr, Jefferson.
Miss Pickle, Mrs. Cunningham.
Maria, Mrs. Jefferson.
p The .Eveangs 9/hertormance inJature
will be ZUEsDAy, THURSDAY and SATURDAY.
TIT Aamttanee-BOX, ONE DoLLAR--PI7,
sRvRN71-F1yE cxNqs---GALLERY, FzF7r
cRN9s.
Tickets to be had at the office, in front of
the THEATRE, at Gadsby's Hotel, ane at the
Office of the Daily Advertiser.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-05-30
TnurspAY.Mar %

Luther lzarfiH, ESQ. appeared as the
council Of col Burr.
On the motion made yesterday to exclude
the affidavit Of Jacob Dunbaugh, the chief
justice delivered the opinion Of che court as
follows:
ON the part Of the United States, pa
per Purporting to be an affidavit has been
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-05-30
New Publications.

int received and fer sale ar tbis office
TOOK'S DIVERSIONS of PURLEY,
The WILD IRISH GIRL,
4 NATIONAL TALE,
MCULLOCH'S SELECTED MUSIC,
in 16 numbers; just published.
GEOGRAPHICAL COMPILATION, in
. vols.
Also just received and for sale as above, a
very general collection Of the most APP
proved
SONG BOOKS.
May 1S.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-05-30

y AN AWAY, BOB, a negro man be-
"A longing to tEs estate of John Gum, dec.
he has been going at large for some time
about the city OF Richmond. ] will give a
reward OF FIVE DOLLARS upon deli
very Of said fellow to the sucbscriSer.
JOHN TURPlN.
Richmond, May 18th, 1907. #