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n IL persons indebted 70 me, Tor die,
~ hire Of Negroes, Or q administra-
torof the es.ate Of VIZ. n. Lowsx, deed,
o. Otherwise, are dssired 70 make imme-
date payment Or suits viii Be brought
70 March Coustnext.
RICHARD BAYLOR. 8
January 80, 1907.
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TUST reeeived ~ exsensiss assoet.
menk ofbeat rs5rsnted BOLTING
CLOTHS, ofsvery descfiptio1, which
wiII Sc aoId unusually low, ~
KENNEDYS 8 Raglan. =
Hasers-spwn, June s, 1905. liyl
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DUEL
BETWEEN SIR F. puRDErr AND Mr.. PAUL..

On Saturday, morning. the 81 e May,
meeting took place Lerreen thrf, OK tlemen,
~ contcQHsuce of n.ifuuJe fdndiug which a.
r. Il 'etF, cling ;he prou,.ft Geted ny M. PAUL.
to have "len maze by S,r T. Burd,;t. 80 pre-
hde At the dinner ct rhe former GentiefraI's
irie'i's, al the Cr1%n and AU,tpr, ON Er Law,
ahG which was politiYely Denied ny 1ir. Bur-
dei;, VITO attended tte 10 ding 90 rur-ofe To
read letters from his Dro'5sr, Sr Fran 5, in
VIII h he diiclsimed the proliIr a,iriL. cd 10
him by Nj P.lt. In CO gu,n,e Of hls d;;-
agreement, At anru! twe.vc o'cl..t on Friday
eight, M. Pun let Of, accompanied by his
ieccnd, Mr. Cooper, for tie houla cf Sir Fran
crs Bprtstt, at Wlmbledon, wien Mr.. Cooper
bad ~ interview with Sr Francis, (wbo was IN
b d. which iaited for an hour and half, when
he rlturnsd to Mr.. PAUL, with 4 written anfwer
from SIR Francis, which Mr.. Plu read N his
carriage al Sir FrdnciS's door, and returned an
immediate aulwer. Er. Coorc1's isyoad IN.
teryicw with Sir Francis wss a OFT; and on his
returning ta air. PAUL, the carraae was order
cd 10 kjr2nou. = hey went TO the Gale Iru,
where mr. and Mr.. G. lay down. At about
feveB o'cioo. tAsy ofs, and foop after Sir.
Francis Buriet, arrived along, az the fame Inn,
on hcreback. AT about b if pan mae O'Clock,
Mr.. BoilrnIJD Ker, his &c o1d, arrived. The
two parties then fct Of ftoci hingGon, nearly
at the fame time. o. their arrival ut Coomb
wood, they aightcd, ard "a b patty proceed
e. i"ta it. Having taken iheit places, both
parties fred, and Sir FIaucs's bal gfazcd one
lide ef M. p UPS head. NJ tins period fome
Intellectual otf.rs e accommodation are fId 10
have pantd. nlyinf reloaded pG.is, they
fired at nearly tie fame infant, ard both fhuts
took tfed-Mr. Paulis lodg in The UPPER
part Of his antagoniR's til b, sud Sir francit's
truck the boue OF MIR. Pdups leg li,t!e bg-
low the kHte.
a London paper Of the 9Th If May, riys--
" hat Slr Francis Burdctt was y.nerdly pro-
nouuced out of danger, and that Mn Pull was
ltiil in OF painful fac" Tut bail paHcd
Icsar through the boot, aud in It's way DIVIDED
the priecp bone Of the iss. Htp,ncd tie
eight of SuE5ay in a couGdera5ls degree Of
pain, aithoEeh great quantities Of laudaoum
were administered. H.. nad about an hours
troubled repofs yearrday morn ne. Mr..
Home, the iuTgcon, who attc dS him, has gv-
Gu oJd,rs, that his paiien; may not uc lafsrtd
to read letters, o. iss any one Out lis own fer
wants.
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TNUMBEN ..

nion'd b. 20 depraved A. 70 violate or ohGru6
the operation ct the isid pvocl-ma,;uo in III
IT'S Piositnns. indt he l.iai' DC held us"o tay
ct our couidencc OF Of The SoTsrnnent that
protects him.
R.6!ved, ufanimovfg, That The foregoing re-
foiWticns le forwarded 10 ;heff',eiieut uf Tic
United States, The Go7ctnor OF Virginia, Tue
corresponding comrur;Sc OF Norfolk an,. Ports
mouth, and he pubhthed.i1 toe Kichuo'-o En-
qairer and the news. pap,rs pinned ia tn ha-
ronGh Of Norfolk. The thanks % he rnsetiry
were ansni'nouny rendered to the Chairman Of
the committee.
Signed,
ARMIsrEAD SMITH, C5.iy,uay.
JAMES Il. Roy, See'v.
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BosroN. Jul, Is

Ifsi,,sGoiy i,f Of tie Setooarr Ctoyl,t If Psjn-sA
Letters from Portland, received ~ to-.u, a.otnrs
that the iohr Charles, capt. Is dams, Of Pordlnd,
bound from this port, for Portland IN iti,k iog,
run or a reef 1f rocks, Kohmord'5 Hand near Port
land light hoUie, on Sunday evening -aA,n tle fca
made a fair breach over rcr and GU Of twsuiy two
paiieugt., Oh board, faies7 we're io,t! among The
p--ors drowned Whole nsres nave reached 5 ale ire
following --C.Pi. Adams aud wi ; Capt. with
three msn, got On more, shout two orlo-k bot ~
vsreome by The hrcks Of ms ~.iie sutnys.t to -e-
gan the wrs.k, aD9 Wa loaJ Mis- Richards Of
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SaErS 1T anttioll.

$40
Ga wEDNESD.41, tie 29D ig9. grill f9ifivriy he
(a'd, or f6e p,emiits, for CASH.
TWO NEW BRlCk TENEMENTS,
HN the -Rreet. on shoclG-t;ill, adjoining the
~ tenement at preient occupied by MIR. JoiePh
Carte7. They are well calculated for Groceries, and
conGdered be as good tanls for bunei' as any
in that par of the City.
An indJpu,ab!e title will be given.
TAYLOR * BROWN, As57i9rssrt.
JGly @i. tdi.
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Afterwards by motion, Richard Field and Ebenezer
M M'RoAer;, were added to the eorrsiponding
committee.
Signed on behalf of the meeting,
RICHARD FIELD, Chairman.
1'ehe,
EN-. M'RoEERr, Secretary.
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CG1ropo
BOSTON, July Is.
LATEST FRoH PRINCE.

Tie Belifle, Captain Felt, ha; arrived a, Salem
from. Burdeaur and, learo, ltc Eordt auz ~
Y, the 26.h eonaia.rg army Affairs the sfh *
the 79d No. OF the French Grand srmy Luilelns
The atea papers hsve no, T. aehed 'his town. :
fi,Dd who has fen item informs Us, they do rot
contain any event o! interef. he lateh bulletin
we hare Inherited is the I'd, dated Iukenl -ir, Arri!
GO, 1907. We have not le,rnt lie lie IF the rs.
We have receiye5 fi'e Of Paris papers s!e lC,h
May. They are no, efficiently late give ness;
they itsre the currency Of ~urs, that the work
Of peace going on and ''lat The negotiations
eon!idt.ab'y adv.oced. The ,ardine.s in OPEN
ing the eampagu eertai..!. al pacfc appearance.
(From Frsr.b fG5sr5 reee:qed at S.:lem.J
NUPrmnrRc, Nay Ave are informed
t'at the Ru.aan. haze eu,ir.ly tied ia tttir
attempt upon Canada. They wle repuied
with great lof'.
CoPANHAGsN, NV 6.-The D,niil vci'tls
left the mouth Q: thu Vi.uia on the IN % May.
Tie French batteries d,d terrible execution in
Dant=ic- The uhab lsuts were not allie 10
ex'iGEn'ih tbs fires as they were kiadied in dif-
ferent parts Of the city. Such as were Killed
by tie kombs, laY unbured in TIE Gr etc.
The mseihratrs had nterceded with Cen.
Ka,kreuth to fu1end,r, bpt he a'cdges that
he gave his word TO the King Of Puiia LOT 10
caPi,uiate but at the breach. Tie g7rrifun is
reduced from rs 10 $4,000, AID prus,Euns be-
Pau 20 fail.
FRANKFORT, Nay l4.-By letters from H1uI-
burg, We learn HAT tue King of Sw, dru is a.
bout 90 negotiate with France car fepa~;ce
PSare. One Of their mnh a'lt GenerSls, Count
dc Wrtivn, ia 20 be feat into PJmera'js, to
meet Il French Pisnipo enliary, and psaOe be-
tween theic two powers, is cuI!dsrcd as very
near.
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FOR LONDON.

,-rN Tie tga failing d1srriear SNIP,
=. -1ll;lsStEh ERICK. CART. De Cosr,
SSsM rs Il z now at Bermuda Hundred, to fail a
s.ss2 iss:ssS, bou, the fra AusoR Eor paGage on
~, having good accommo dations--appy to the Capt
On board, or to
WIN. BROWN g. Co.
Richmond, July "a. er3'.
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JOHN MILLER, Secretary, ) ms.t

On the motion of Thomas D. Downing, PejSips3,
That copy of the proceedings of this meeting, be
forthwith tranfniited, by their chairman, 20 the
chairman of the corresponding committee Of Rich
mond.
On the motion Of William Claushton, the declara-
tion of independence then read, and the letter
from the chairman Of the corresponding committee
of Richmond, to The Colonel of the thirty-fsvenh
regimen. encloting the proceedings OF 4" numerous
meeting OF the.citizens OF Richmond, Mauchelter
and their Vicnires and of many other perions fFem
dant places, held the Capitol in the city OF Rich
u,oud, on the twep Eleventh Of June laR )" and al
FL the fad proceedings read to the meeting,
OH the nlo,ion Of Mr. Samuel Downing,
(Signedl WALTER JONES. Gbznnrsa.
Tste,
TouN MILLER Secyefayv
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Tnos. ". CoeEs, SreyefDy.


at meeting Of the inhabitants Of Bncking-
ham county, at the court-boule, the 3, h day of
July, 1907, for he purpoie of expecting The
puJilc ieutlmeut on the late daring, bale & uu-
precedcnted outrage committed ON the u. S.
r'gate Cheiapeake, by his Britannia Majefy's
lhip the Leopard
CHARLES YANCEY was unanimously called
to the chair; aud
BotLlsG BNANcH unanimously elected f.
crctary.
a committee was then appointed of the fol-
loving gentlemen Samuel Allen, James Wal.
ker, ID. James y. Hubbard, David K. PdltefoD,
Archibald Auniu, James FrCeand, James Watt,
/ Henry Food, Daniel Mofe!ey, Edward Jones,
Jbocas l. Price, James Walker, Boaz Ford,
John Piitman and George Miller, elqIres, to
! ny before the meeting luch refolu;ions as they
thought 'Giiab 6 to the occ4lion. The commit
: tee having retired, returned and iubmitied to
/ The meeting the following preamble aud refo-
/ uiions
! 'fhs citizen, % Buckingham, viewing with
, ientiment5 0fthe hishet APPRECIATION, the con-
/ duct Of the government Of the u. States par
] ticu.arlY as exempifed IN their pacific, digDi-
h;>fand Ioerai mealuree towards foreign ma
/ lions; cannot bot view with fcu,imcut6 Of the
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! Of our government. To them, think it lie &C.
caiion addres ourfelves, well expreis our
confidence aud attachment, Gnalterabe reioiu-
,ion 90 heart and hand with country, to evs-
ny extremity that may be deemed retuitte, Tor OBJ
| tanning ample and honourabe rePaTston OF our
wrongs
PAT experience of the character OF the adversary
we are likely encounter, utilities our belief, that
of the r(t iuGrumeuts Of mitchell, of which he
would avail hlfslf, is that, which is unhappy ILL.,
terwoven in the population Of the more fouthern
Haies. The deep iuterea have in this event, is
peculiarly affected by the very deficient rate OF our
militia, in reipec both and diieiplipe, and
urges rsCent to the confederation of the govern
nlent, the nsceity of early provon of the means,
rather prevent, than repreis it. The evil is of
tioh ra,ure, render its exlenee for hour,
knocking tn the humanity of all men, bu. thcie whole
unprincple3 and mereels vengeance, can aggravate
the horrors OF war, in its beh form, efficiently de-
grading the human character, by referring to the
aid eff 10 foul and ezecrabe auxiliary.
With high confederation aud reipef,
We are, Sir,
Your faithful fellow eitizsns,
WALTER JONES, C61irman,7 On 6stoT
ef Ire
JOHN MILLER, Secretary, } meeting.
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BOILING BRANCH, Secretary.

Ht a meeting of the inhabitants ofthe ccun-
~ of Matthews, on Monday The 18Th July
1907, at the Court Hog'5, tor the purPcie OF eX-
prelng their fentitUeEIs, TIE ou.ate in iOlent
outrage committed by The Bdtilh ihjp of war
Leopard, OF fifty guns, under the command Of
Capt. HAmphIieS, within the view and under
the cover ct three other ButIih ilips OF war,
to wit, the Bc.ioua, Triumph and hslampus (;
upon the u. States hip the CneiaPeake Of thir-
ty-siehI guns, under the command 81 COmmo-
dOre James Barron, at Il inns when the iad
Rrtiih fguadrou under the command of Conn
modore Dougias, was occupying 4 ltation
within cur capes, receiving iupphts and iuch
other Comforts from us, tuCh as were due
from oue nation to another, united by the IA
cred ties Of friendihip; and at moment when
he fad Humphreys WAS confident OF the de-
fencc.efs rate Of the Cheiapeake, jNft TAX ing
her departure for a ftatiun diligu, q her in the
Medi-e raaean, her commander uIfuip'cious
Of any hottie attack, couiideyed himtef fur.
rounded by the e. ps Of friendly nation -
Armi}eaG Smith Eigr. was called to- the chair,
lnd jauts II. Roy appointed Secretary; Col.
Levie Gayle, Thomas Smith, 1hcTas Jabh,
Houldcr Hudgins, James Spark and John Pat
terfon were appointed ! committee 10 prepare
rcfo,u,ions, w6o re5uincd the following:
RclolveH, nnAnia4oHfy, I haf the patriotic
conduct of our fellow ctizous of Norfolk and
Hampton S bishiy approved by this meeting,
aud that the refc,uuons entered injo by them
with the other Gates 10 the union, meet our D.
probation AID merit the thanks of their fellow.
ct,Zeus in general.
Rryalged, ma1imoyqr, That we pledge our
lives and fortunes to i@pport the adminllration
in a1y mcaiueS they may adopt to obtain re-
drefs for the outrage committed upon our IA
tional honor, in the cowardly aud unmsniy at
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PARIS, Nav o5.

The emperor having received the rsn.,us con.
!Situm at FiukeGGeiD, relative 20 ;he sn,,cit,t-
ed levy of 10000 men for the confrip.ion Of
1903, together with the addrs5 OF tie fenate
~ aniwertoth mtCeee containing the propo-
al Tor that Purpo:y, lis naiefy las ordered
both documents TO DC primed. 'fEe following
IS be aJdfrfs:
"Sf2s-l We neGiQe which your imperial
and royal U.2jsny ad&refe frnn, ,ae imperial
camp OF Oteroce, ard tie {. naius co,,fuuum
wblch wc haye aaopieG, are fen proofs of the
'"''I'ne i"tsfs"t "i your m4jeity, ,vbici leaves
nolbrR 10 chsucc, when tic carer IntereRs
OF Fr'nce and The dsiiay e Europe are con.
ce'hsd. ibe country y going ~ put srms IN
TO the Aands Of eighty l,7oufa,d ot its childrls.
who iii 1903, would nave asaro sed tospa
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7D, TUESDAY MORNING, 5UL1' 7, 1907.

petition which nature never difclofes but to IN,
fkilful eye OF great captain. and where the
enemy, furprifed, turned aud furrounded, muA
| either receive death or law from the conqueror
Your majsay will only dictate that of peace,
necehary to Europe, and that peace which you
have never ceafrd to offer.
'With what aftoniillment, FIRE, will pofte-
rity learn, that in fpite of 70 many prodigies,
which it will fcarcey credit, and in fpite of the
prosperous Etuation of the finances of thar ate
to which youy maje0y has 10 need TO have re-
courie for new contribution, nothing has been
able to diminifh your maehy's moderation
1t IS always the fame-that moderation equally
| as admirable upon the borders of the Rhine as
IN the palace of the Thuilleres, and at Berlin
Jni' the fame as before the battle of Jena upon
the field of battle ftrewed with Rufiaus lan
at Eylau. the fame as in the capital of the grea.
Frederick. ..
"Sire, you fay in the mef1age you have ad.
drefied to US, it at this TING we ak our peo-
pie for new facriices, and to inveit Ms with new
means OF power, we do not hesitate to declare,
that 1t IS not to abufe them in prolongiug the
war. Our politics are fixed We offered
peace to England before fle brought forward
the fourth coalition /: this peace was offered
her It'll. The principle minifter whom flie en-
poyed IN the negotiation, has poiitivey decla-
red, in the public anemblies, that this peace
would have been honorable and advantageous
to England. He has thus given evidence to
the Juttice of our caute. We are ready to con-
Guide peace with RufIia upon the fame con.
dhlnns which its negociator had igned, and
which The intrigues and influence of England
compelled the emperor Alexander to rejeet.
Wsare ready to reitore tranquility to the eiah,
millions OF people conquered by Us, and the
capitol OF Pruflia to its fovcreign.' But, fir,
how affecting are the words which you add
: Frenchmen, we will brave all dangers for the
glory and repofe of our children Sire, eveiv
frenchman will brave all dangers for their coun-
try, and its dear father.
(Signed)
CAMBACIRES,
Arch Chancellor of the empire,
'' Prelident.''
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INuMBER IL.

| ed vefiels bearing commions under the &C.
vernment of Great Britain, now within the
harbors or waters of the United States, .irnme-
diately and wi,hbnt any delay TO depsrt from
the fame, and interdieing the entrance of all the
| laid harbors and waters to the faid srrned vei-
| fels, and to ali Others bearing commilions IN.
der the authority of the Bri,iih government.
| And ifthe fad vefitls, or any of them, Giat
fail to depart as afurefaid, or if they or any o.
theirs, 70 interdiaed, flia hereafter enter the
harhors or waters aforefaid, do in that cafe
forbid all intercourie with them any of them,
their officers or crews, and do prohibit all fup-
plies and aid from being furnifhed to then or
any of them.
And do declart. and make known, that If
any perfon from, within the iurifiittionai
limits the u. S. fhaI afford any aid to any
fuch vefiel, contrary to the prohibition contain
ed in this Proclamation, either in repairing a.
ny fuch vene, or in fuFniihing her, her officers
or crew, with fuFp!ies of any kind, or in any
manner whatfoever, or if any pilot ihail afiit in
navigating any of the fad armed vefIels, unefs
it be for the parpofe of carrying them in the
fri inftance, beyond the limits aud jurifdieti-
on of the u. S. or unlefs it be in the cafe of a
vefFei forced by dftrefs, or charged with pub
lie dispatches rs hereinafter provided for, fuch
pcrfon or perfons f,a, conviction fuffer, all
the pains and penalties by the laws provided
Tor fuch Offences.
And 90 hereby enioin and require all per-
fons bearing Office civil or military within or un-
der the authority of the u. S. and all Others,
citizens or inhabitants thereof, or being with
in the flme, with vigilance and prompttude to
exert their REFLECTIVE authorities, and to he aid
ing and aiiiiting to the carrying this ProcIarna-
ton and every part thereof, into full effect.
Provided nevertheless, that il any fuch vef1el
mall be forced into the harbors or waters of
the U. S. by dftrsfs, by the dangers of the fea.
or by the purfnit of an enemy, or fhaI eater
them charged with dispatches or bniinefs from
their government, or fi,all be public packet
for the conveyance of letters and dispatches,
the commanding officer Immediately reporting
his vefItl to the collector of the diltriGt, Eating
the objls or caufes of entering the fad har-
bors waters, and conforming himfelf To the
regulations in that cafe preicrbed under the au-
thorty of the laws, ihal be allowed the bene-
At of fuch regulations reipeeting repa,.s, fup-
plies, fay, intercourse and departure as lhall
be permitted under the fame authority.
In tellimony whereof, have caufed the
zeal of the u. S. to be affixed to thele
prefents and G:.ned the fame.
Given at the city of Warrington the
fecond daye: July in the year of our
Lord one thoufand eight hundred and
[SsAL. ieSen, and OF. the fovereignty and in
dependence of the United States the
thirty-hrft.
TIL: JEFFERSON.
BY tie Proficient,
JAMES MADISON, Secretary Of STATE.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.

VALUABLE PRCPERI FOR SALE.
BY Yirtee ETA be If T,z7, executed 10 u5 by l1eti
Davi,, FIR ID. f~tys IF yfe1rirg tie faymens sfa
certain ffR If raor, tberria me0t;ogsl and in.e,e0
due 20 rcsa end E6goa,d Cunningham, ard tie eeft
efes,riisr Eiatrya into sS:a--qot 4viU on 1neGia,
I4f6 Judy G.tqosra ne hsas efeieyen ard one eoei
S,oeeei 10 EI, at tie Eagle 1ay-,n, in t5. City of
Risbsend 10 tie biyI1f butter, far tesay Honey, 6e
j,.oyvizg f,tbe'i5, gig -
Nc o s n @S0" s ceu y as ON sht a main
contain &C feet in rcnt and running backwards on the
crofs Grcet so feet, with tIl Cory Dwelling.
Houfe thereon, ard tho neceif-iy Hou!es, all IN
good repair.
Q. A LOT Of CROIFMD at Rockets, containing
about one acye, wi,h fone Honf=s thereon. This
Lot may be divided and improved to great advan-
tsSe.
sALoroi GROUND, lying or the road leading
from the r,arlethoufe through Adsriss Valley con
tanning IS feet in Irort, iaid road and running
upwards Of 800 feet in the rear, w,h brick Dwell
ling iiouie thereon f9 fcetin front and may be d.
videi INTO tlyo 'enculelts
q. n LOT of GROUND, lying on the fouth fje
of the main freet, tue Conrt. H0uie Is io-I
feet in front and s. feet in depth with fomr im-
provenents thereon, ;cnanicd.
:. The une1pired term OF - years NJ leaf. on
LOT q! GROUND, with i'veral terements thereon,
lyingon the noin-Arect, near Slail. Eggc's Stone
HouIe, containing 90 ice. in trout, and running
feet deep 70 the hac, ilreet.
y more particular defcrrtion of the property
will be given at the tine Of r,!e.
{adS s. ' Fi5HHn, 7,y','
June "a. ,df
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FOR LIVERPOOL,
LANDS FOR SALE.

Js Sgyc-Ifys are authorized 10 sell TIE TIRE }co-ving
TRAILS Of LAND, tying liz tie esSnfss ef -dheasa,if
e Espanaa, sovrt
OaNE Ttatf of 400 acres, known by the name of
Dickenfon's Tract.
Ono Other rraa containing 242 acres, being part
Of 500 acres known by the name OF Hattings ~ark's
Trsa, adjoining the above mentioned 'rraet. and
Ore otser Traa of S3 acres, ALTO known by the
name of Haltiuss Marks Traa, and is faid to have
a valuable Mil feat on It.
All three 3raSts have great abundance of heavy
nine tin,her of the bea kind, aud convenient to
navigation.
Should ,!,efe Lands not he difpofed Of by private
cos,iaea before the third day OF AnSne next, they
will en- that day be offered Public auction, the
ra,ie Tavern, in the City Of Richmond. In the
mean time, all perfops defrous Of iurchaGpg, will
pleafe apply for further 'rsnaiion to
TA2-LOR G. BROWN, v. NJ.
Ju.y I. tdi.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-07-07
lIO1,tCE.

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tte Co-ymD7orryr otPoirf-f, 7r;H bco~red at A0ejq
Cant Hoge, or Tbv5jaoyf5e lG@ # Jaig. 10 ,roa,-
isc Gh!s and HgifJfs:b- c,ivs TIT ray lie exJiLi-
ed Gyaia6 ne giaie IF Tabr Hoftsm, dsec-cd:--
"A PrfLnos having cIa'ns agsrG laid e1atc, arc
- hereby roqusled to make them known or that
day iupf 'rted BY proFer vouchers or :elsiroay.
%Il 7erions indebted 10 flid eGa;e, are hereby no
fine. 'ha, coercve mcauc:s will he reforted to-
provided their reflective c!l;ms are no, immediately
Discharged. This notice will certainly be pisa II,
bar, in default of the relpeaive claimants nakicc
their claims known on The aforrfaid dav.
a. s. TONNES, d. s. for
WI. MURRAY, SrF.
Jolly I. ,eC
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-07-07


III n 'nrrfiag Of The committee at t6e Exchonre
1907.
PFeient --Tbom0s MaffheqUS. ET9fcJ Myers, Nm.
Neqglsn, Francis S. Tayjor, seth FeRey, Tho
mas EeWfon, Ritbard E!o5y, TbomnJ BIaa-
ee4ard, i. ". MnydaHgb, Tbeo. ArmiGraI.
The chairman prefeuted the following letter
rom Commodore Stephen Decatur, which was
ordered to be pubiihed.
SIR,
Orders from Government dire cling nv i'm.
mediate attention to the re-equipnent of the
Chetapeake, any farther movement ct the Gun
Boats, for the moment, muf nee, fairly be IlC
p nded. heie boats will how ever lay where
ltney are, with every thing on board, ready for
tuch mesiurss as the government may direct or
euergencies call for.
Al ow me to avail myf.f of the prefent oc-
cafion TO expreis the Egh f;ufe entertain Of
the zeal and patrioiifm Of tue citizens of thls
neIghbourhood, particularly that portion of
them by Whole 70 untsry and unexampled ex
ertions, thete boats, then laying in diiblan led
rate, were ~ few hours completely rigged.
eqGipt aud brought to the point where tbey
now are ; and from whence 10y imilar fervIces
which continue to be rendered by the jeamen
AVID med companies Of the place, they may
10 few hours at any time be rendered diain-
gu'ihably ufetu to their country.
! accept, Sir, for yourfe'f, aud The Board over
which you Prefde, The anurances of nv high
confederation and refpeet.
STEPHEN DECATUR, Jun.
To General Mathews, Chairman
OF the Committee, &c.
RcIoiVsd, Tha; this committee view with the
ereslelt iausfadIon aud mott lively fenfibiity.
tee pstroti(m difpIayed by cartain Decatur
hnce the alarm excteu by the late outrage COM
mitted on our flag by Brtih fquadron.
Rc/olUed, That commodore Decatur be in
vited TO psrtske of public dinner.