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fhilling Oft went into the pocket OF the plan
ter. He referredto petition rrefen,ed to
the houfe by the Wef-india planters and fner.
chants fone years $50, which '~as supported
by that great fatefmon, Mr.. Fox, who con.
tended that the colonies were compelled to fepd
all their produce 10 this country, and, we were
compelled to- take il it was monopoly againft
monopoly, a contract equally binding with
one made under the mott folernn faneiiou of
law, and he was OF opinion this country was
bound TO do every thing in i,s power to afiiR
and fupport the intereas of the Wef-India
colonies. Mr.. Hilbert further Rated, tina. the
Wet India planters were labouring under the
grea;et difficulties in confe4uence Of high du-
ties, and other difadvantaces they had to ftrug-
gle with, and faid he thought that where the
grower of an article was oppreiied, it was bet
ter the fate (hould bear part of the burden,
than that his induftEy hould be trufhed. He
concluded fpeech which eviBced mott ex-
tenfive knowledge of the fhbjset, by moving
% That the faid petition be referred to fe-
led committee TO examine the matters thereof,
and to report the fame, With the obfervations
and opinions to the houle."
The motion being read from the chair,
MIR. Jacob faid, he did not rife TO oppofe IT,,
but to deny the tateneht of the hon. mover,
that mini(teis had looked with coolnefs or the
intere fts of colonies. The prefent adminiftra-
ton, AZ well as thoie of MIR. Pitt and Mr.. Ad-
Gineton, had all cvinccd their inclination and
defre to fervc the colonies; and the prsfent
mnlfers had done 70 in pailins the American
intercoure act.
MIR. Ro!e commended that that American inter
courfe bill was not called for by any intereG of
the Weft-India in ,pds.
Lord Temple United, that the act was ftriGt-
ly called for by the interefts of the Weit-Ipdia
colonies, and he was ready to meet the right
hon. gentleman, and debate the fubjeG on the
frft location that offered.
The motion was then put and agreed to.
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NORFOLK, May Is.

The fhip Union, Capt Remington arrived thi,
day from Rotterdam, which place he left on the
twenty-eighth day Of March. Capt r. bring, no
papers; but he fays, that was reported and very
generally believed, ha, the grand army under Bora
pArte, had been defeated with great lois although
the papers were i'Ient upon The iubjea. Captain r
fays that an army Of 10000 men wa, COLLECTING a,
the Hague, in order to march and reinforce the
grand army; on the day he ef, Rotterdam he IA w
the City Guards of that place crofs the Briee on their
way to their general rendezvous at the Hague.
Led-tr.
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NASHVILLE. Anril 10

The poa-rider who arrived here en- Thurfdsy laa
from Fort Adams, Na,es that the pof.rder from
New Orleans, informed him, that Cen WiIk;nfon
mad been arreed by order Of the Preiident 9th, u
n''ed Sate'-in the eouris Of the conve,Ia,op the
latter rated, that the arreR had taken place few
minutes before he left New. Orleans. aud ,la, -
faw WiIkinfon after he had been appr,bepded.
Impartial Reviezv.
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. '' 'ettef from gentleman in Pennfvr.
prii 90. s"'' ua'eu "A
by The laft mail, received letter fro,,
Itlend General Findley, receiver of puhTc n,o.
,",b IS S1' informing me that ON the
,,t,; VI Ih"l'n, ne Uncovered he was robbed Of
puohc money tn a large amount. rs 49,.
morning Charles Britain, his ysllo :, f." "e@.
our Tor Lexington, which induced f,.r,;,;
S"Ht ne was guilty. He was inmediatelr 49,
n susa qua taken-h e acknowledged the f,rt--
iaio CHARLES Waiter vas CONCERNED wiz, ~.
ana that they had heen rabbine his rs 40
three years Waiter was taken and co,,s',i:.
heavy 'rons: H has fent to Kentucky. 70 s,,,-
P''y Tue aoieh council az that bar. and hos ~.
.cu. ,"em NIX thoniaEd dollars 70 clear him
80 , ."'"h vney cannot DO, for rbc eyiden.,e
ssa,n't him will be very iirone. Seven tbo,,f,,.s
dollars, in bank nctSs, were fo,n5 in vo,.i-SA
.'nnk' al OF which were :ndsrfc,i hy ths ~.
l" ING once. here IS a Thomas ns,ftt.,ys
WOO had been committed for fome o.ber 80
EreVinus 10 the iaf5 robbery, who ac,.,o,,.,i"a-
."-' nc WA concerned. asd that he yac.;s,.3
'nree thon'aHd dollars of ths. monev-N,
c"uhting the remainder of the mon,y' :,
pc nS toat there has been taken A.. eco dou,r.
~ '"e p"o"c money, and a. Ria own, amount.
-. S :. ,""u, i',Voo more. OF this large amount
sh"ut 1000 dollars oojy bad Lser raS,,,s..s,t "a
zoe date OF my ettrr; bet larr. "a ,h. ,,,ro;s
~ Tattier has vfiolr prpptr.Y NOR tb,r ga;
e.t"' 90 cover 1t: Should he be convicted, our
re " out IN i,ti'r danger CT fs,ining any
'"'s uut IL VIII he othrrwitr hould h. he ,e
qn,rted' tor his aecompces, 20 far as can IeaTc-
pciieis no property. 80" . ''a.N
sHs yellow boy having become ftqts's eyi.
O "ce, mas been aGm'iicd TO bail b.r IL ten,
frongy guarded. to prevent bis being so;f"rs,i
or -haihnatsd by fome of Vattisr's friends, >,
On Saturday lar. Charles Waiter. who W..
convicted of Healing from CrneralP,niJay. Re-
csiver ct public monies, ftveraI f,ms ry,asdr-
ing 1900 dollars--recsived the f,lIowins en-
tenCe. iSH-
The court fentence, that the fa;d Cb,,,..
vat''er, pay to The fate of Oh;o, fioe of 600
do'''--ihst he pay 70 James Findlav, efo The
owner ct The property aolen, the fun cf "a or,
do's THAT ne be iInpriioned thirty dave. and
mat ne be pabiiciy whipped on naked hack.
. fr" Ir:pf5, onthe Esd of Nay next, at ten o.,
ci"ck in the morning to pay COTS OF nrcT.c,,-
ton and ftdnd committed until frnteuce h. ~
formed. - Ps'-
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me Circuit Court has: held its April fern, :,
connecticut. The petit jury, were Gn,fI.ah -.
junEe EDWARDS, becaufe they were feIeeeaa
nY inc ms'iha'' although the Judge tbonshr
me ieleefnn ,le'a'.-The cafe u. S: VS.. Hnn-
Sos 40 GOODWIN for libel, was called nm
nrw ;"d ns'ms"t was quaiied for informaIi,y.
ana the trial pofponed to the NEXT Cf;an no
rev o'I was ALTO exhibited againft th. p.n
AZtL nAcSos, and me canfe referred. IT, ~:
proFculh'n tor: 'e,itior, s',s y. S. va RI
DEUS osGocD, IL witne6cs attended ON a.
nra dsy OF the iefiion nut on the cav me caf.
, WAS ea.ed up or trial, they we-e ahfen, on
qnis was s sn ,@s s s5s "a, A'"ney
In one Ct The days Of ths E.Cion -
WARDS ohtrrvrd, !fc-e ID no. All, :. ~, ~
S"07oq rHIe' Of tie rosrmen lay. spe ere o., =.
/e"' ana pfT'a7' mag ne1sr 8 ct into port asoiu."
Fed. Gax
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Me5t> 1nnles.

EsfrAa ej'a Letter from BarbadsI, dated 11fb
april.
:" Beiides the news which the papers contain,
we have nothing, except the report of a French
iquadron being momently expected at Martin
ique with reinforcement of troops for that IT,
land and OuadaloHpe. We have one 90, and
four 74s, be6deS frlgates, 70 that we have no.
thing TO fear" Le4ger.
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CHARLESTON, MAY s.

captain Hudfon, left ST. catharine., Bras;l., 81
Gays ago Before ne failed velel arrived there rom
me rive. La Para, which bronsht accounts thar the
Ensh had takes Mcu,r v ideo o. or, ,b. "a - s...'
ary. and that armament fasf ycne av,l,A Rnsro.
ayrs', which place thsy had brnharded for ,i,vs
and it was fuPpofed il would forrsnIer. r. va, -
'ed aii"' that much bloodihed had taken place in
shefe attacks. -
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NETWORK, May 9.

BY the arrival this forenoon of the brig Bed
ford from Liverpool, we have received London
dates to the 27th of March.
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a detachment of 10 ren, U. States troons.
under the command of Captain Cemf,n, com.
menced their march from Philadelphia on Ss-
turday at, tor NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the Mil.
fouri river.
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The o. Statesfriga;e Chefapeskc, cant. Cor.
don' ia on her way down from WaG,incton-
Commodore James Barron, goes out in this f,in-
totake command in the Mediterranean. II
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DullleStr
PHILADELPHIA, NAV.

Inc celebrated Gen. Moreau and fuite. arrive, :.
TINS city on Saturday evening laR. We und.rasn.,
ne mas taken lodgings at the manfon houfe ho,el
'ts Fyeeszss5 3auy,,l
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The Walp loop of war i, yet at Granny II.
land. Mr.. PurviaHce, who it is faid il ~ o.,
out in her with toe Britisn treaty, has NOT ar.
rived from Warrington. II ~
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NORFOLK MAIL.

On Monday Ian bis B. vi. frigates Milan ,rt,
CLEOPATRA and noops of war Halifax and Der.
muds, anchored in the Bay. -.
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For the Addrefs
Againf IL
2os
IFS

Majority agairf the New Administration %
The Houfe of Commons was uncommonIy
crowded with members, about so of whom were
obliged TO take their fsats in the fide galleries, for
want Of room in the Houfe.
All the members Of the late administration
took their feats on the oppofte Benches as they
came in fome, however, inadvertently Cat down
on the Treafury Bench at fri, bot cro1ed the
houie on perceiviug their miRake, which excited
a comfortable degree Of merriment.
Ycaerdsy morning his msje1y's late miniflers
attended at buckingham Houfc, and in co"for.
nifty TO The Royal command refsned their fsals
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1 wo Gottenburgh mails arrived THE morning,
and two bags from Hufum.-Thcv have bro't
great and mott favourable Intelligence.
Fre/b pi6orie5 over the French.
. altoona, March 20.
Ex;rsa Of private letter.
"The advices that have been received here
liuce my laf, from the combined Rufiian and
Prufian armies, are of the moh gratifying ma
ture. The French, If things go on AS they have
begun, will have no further occaIion to ilIue
their bulletins, TO impofe on the creduIous part
of the public, as they will be obliged to retreat
much quicker than they came.
Con the If inf. general Benningfen's head
quarters were az HeiIfperg, the chief town of
Ermeland, in eat Pruffia, fitnaled on the river
ALE, where he had received the inhgnia Of the
order of St. Andrew, as token of the great ia
tsfaciion that his foversign feels of bis hgnsl
fervices, and this mark of dihintfion was &C.
companied by an addition TO his falary of 49,
900 roubles.-He had broken up from Koninef
berg already on the gath uIt.--The Pru6ians
under general Loftoco, were on his tight wing.
General Lotoco's head, quarters were at Peters
valid. On the goth ult. the French gained an
advantage over the Ruf1ians, and occupied the
town of Brapnfburg on the Batick, from
whence they diflodged the RufIians; bat the
latter returned to the attack on the 9th ult.
when both parties became alternately matters
of the place, and alternately loft it again.
Thofe Conflicts were mott bloody; and the
bravery and lion-lks eeuragcj aid perseverance,
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JAMES WORRALL,

HAS lately received general and carefully af-
4 lorted flock of Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Pa
tent Medicines, &c. &c. which he offers Tor ale, at
the hrit corner fore, above the Eagle Tavern lately
occupied by Mefirs Pickett, Pollard and Johnlou.
His articles have been feleeted of the fra quality
and will be put up with the greatea care and sxaa
neis, on the lowell poIbe terms. The whole of his
compound medicines, have been made by hif1ief with
the moi crupulous attention, the directions Of the
different Phsrmaeopoiss.
Physicians favouring him with their Prescriptions,
and country Merchants with their ordcfs, may de-
pend on their being executed punauay aId with
difpateh.
N. b. He has lately received from DR.. sclomon's
agent, at New-York a frelh fsppy Of tbofe syslua-
bic medicines, the Baim VI Glsad and And Impete-
gines.
November 20. osw,f.
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sve hinuses pan ten o'ciosl fis Hoped sssus 6-e
minutes a, this place, "a m;es from town, and re-
freihed again Marlborough and arrived the s5th
mile ione at ten minutes paa O'Clock in the even-
mg TIM half OF his Journey was performed 4.
losething lefs than five miles and an half an hour
The rederi.n returned few miles on ,s way back,
and refrethed hmi-lfon i bed h,swcsh two blanket.
for. about an hour and hall, and arrived a, P.ad.
pg at quarter Pait fix OH Saturday morning. Tie hal
now twenty-five miles to perform in fiv. hours ard
three quarters, and he appeated good deal Ia,gued
After reclining in chair for about twenty minutes
and drinking half pint mulled wine, ne renewed
his aborious tak and arrived his journeys end, at
quarter before one o'clock, and won, with difficulty,
by quarter Of an hour he was attended the whole
way by two horfemen.
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TO GEN. koseiusKo.
Rr PEyRk lisaaR.


O THOU, whole Mom,dstronn Pity eye
Could force the nrsarn and bid her h;.h,
Tha, God like valcr bed in vain--
Sigh that the land Which ga-e them birth
Should drooP us borrowing head to earth,
And grooming erri- the Defpots chain
Her beams stoani Gall glory ipread,
Where'sr thy far Thy Dep fal! lead,
And Fame thy ev'ry Deed repeat,
Ea,h heart in fuf'ring Virtues cauls
Shall fweil amid the loud applaufe.
And raptur'd catch Kindred heat.
In Faney's eYe,th friend the Mufe
Thy bark from wave TO wave purfues,
With fondea with to Join the way,
.Ts view the more where Freedom reiyns,
An exile long from Britifh plains)
And bleffes millions by her fway.
While thou, in Peaee's purple vale,
Fair Freedom, Fame and Health fhall hail,
AT cafe reelin'd amid the made
Britannias wall will wound thy ear;
And 10 ! fee thy gen'rous tear
Embalms her laurels IS they fade.
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- ioLEN N from my Plantation Richmond, on
~ the night OF the l2;h infant, a black HORSE, a.
bout four feet nine inches high, nothinp re-
markable about him, but fear on his back, ha vino
been injured by bad PADDLE, hanging main and ritei
RAIL- ne has the appearance of the gear his des no
white iPot about him, about feyen years old there 10
i"tie doub: but he was taken away by free negro,
who calls himieif Tobias Heath, remarkable tall
piaek man, hout made about 40 or AS years Of age
he had blue cloth coat, drab cloth Lig GOA, an;
home Virginia clothing, he had or coriase breecbes.
Will reward any per!on who will deliver the Horle
to me IN Richmond, or iecure hmfo thar get hin,
again, and for lecuring the thief, 70 thar he be
brought to trial, LIBERAL reward will be given.
april IA. If. IOHN Il. PRICE.
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FOR SALE,
By tbs Ss5Jeyi5ey,
March ST..

N7EST-iNDIA and New. England Rum, French
w Brandy, Molafes, Loaf & Brown Sugar, Cof-
fee and Chocolate, Bef Imperial and Hylon Tea,
Pepper, Race and ground Ginger, Nutmegs < Cloves,
W,ndlor HAVING Soap, Linticed and Lamp Oil,
White Lead aud Spaniih Brown, Yellow Ochre, Pa
tent Green ground in oil, 8 by 10 & 10 by II VIM
TOW GAS, "a, Sd, Id, Cd, Sd, lod & cod Nails anil
Spike do. Barr Iron Of all deicrpons fquare, flat and
round Powplaies, German Steel, Fire dogs & Skllets
Powder and Shot, liverpool ise Salt for pork beil
Haes Salt for Pork, Satpetre & Brimfione, 600 pair
Mems thick Shoes, mems fine Noes boys do. Ladies
Kid aad Morocco Slippers, Table LINEN and Iriih
iheetiag Bare Skin, blue and mixed Plains, Patent
Cord aud ihiekfetts, Writing and Wrapping Paper,
PATE Board, Cotton and VOL Cards, few barrels
Maekarel, Novaicotia Herrngs, do Grindftones
Iyo,j yf yseei0ed /rsu Befos.
One Piano Forte, aud one elegant Piano Forte with
additional keys.
The above articles will be fold cheap for cafh or
country produce, or GO days note at the bank
BENZ STETSON.
Jan. 22. oawsm.
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NEW STORE.
TO BE SOLD CHEAP, OPPOSITE THE EAGLE
TAvFRN

NEW STORE.
TO BE SOLD CHEAP, OPPOSITE THE EAGLE
TAVERN.
SIMPSON MORRIS,
From London, 6egs lsave to inform tie public,
that be basjuR imported from London. a Iaree
eagort,menf Of Rationale DRY GOODS, fit
for HE approaching ./eaJon, qvbieb be offers
n01v for Jale, on ve,y iO1v terms at the alone
koufe. Uis.
RLACK and Colored Mems, Women's and Chill.
~ drens Worried Hole; alto, Mems, Womens
and Childrens aiiorted White Cotton Hoie of excel.
lent quality, with and without Lace Clocks. ala.
Wooden Eroadcloths, Plain Velveteens, Cut YeIve,
teens Corduroys, Thickietts Benefits patent Cord.
1oilanets Stoeking5reeches pieces, Swanidown. Flo
rsntne Silk, Black 1wiled Sarfenet Black and White
French and Bruffel Laces, Freih new pattern Rib.
bands Bandannoe Handkerchiefs handfome Al.
ortment OF Printed and T,.ed Shawls Durants NJ
different eoiors, Common and Fine 7-s and e. Ir;O
Linen, Fine Long Lawns Sheetings, White Corded
Dimlties, Cheque for Aprons Bed Furntures, Print
ed Calleoes,a large aifortment Of Fine Plain and
Fancy Muffin, Cambria Muffin; alto, Real French
Cambria, Red and White Flannels, Printed Dimitv.
Printed and White Cuttings and Marfees. and
variety OF other articles tedious to mention.
December IL. oawtf.
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woODHoUSE's cHAprAL.

P':s''sif for publJGiag BY iaS,eriptisn, by Jssob
fobnson Richmond,
THE ELE MENTS OFCHEM
ny N. 1. a. eRAP1Ar.
Formerly prssssr Of Cbema,y at 11.n.ptlie,, Hone.
'1-y Ia,peaoi Of the Miner Of Franet, 1zes7be,
'e0ersi heademie Of Science, sc. tye.
mn great additions and Improvement, tsuo neqp
chapters on tbe Mtreas Oxyd and Oxyd of
Carbsn' and fsUe Plates Of Chemical -dp-.
parafns. sv6ieb ran be made in any part
Of tie United StateI, and aci1b erbieb
an im0urnJe number Of experiments
can be performed.
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WIN. HARPER.
WILL BE SOLD.

nj bs EGgis- TaVsyn, asboat Se,Vs, 10 tie BebtF bid
der, on MSad4y, be 1b sf N1ay next, bef7olea tie
bo',S9 and ~ oeIoei br .iIo7oing Veipable Pre-
party, vs
'nNE two-Rory BRICK HOUSE, ~ by 20 f..
~ do. Jingle do. Wood do. 80 IL
-Four do. do. do. DO.
I'll neatly niihed and calculated for dwellings, fe1-
ted on handiome well neloied Lots Shoekor- Hill,
in the City Of Richmond known in Duval's plan, as
NJ. iol u No. 1o2, lurseyed by VIM. O. Paine.
TERMS OF P.1TIHENTs
400 dolls. in cath, 1850 dolls. the c5th Of tuue,
1907, half Of the refidue the 4th Augua, AID the
balance the 18th Augnf, 1908.
Satisfactory titles will be made to the purebafer, or
the receipt Of the money.
HRcHLgALD PLEASHYTS, jy.
APrI 2l' tdE
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HATS, SHOES, &c.

HATS, SHOES, &c.
TIE SHsfriSer bas yf received and ser. ale, fill
Hnd complete ag5rfmeafef
HATS,
-among zpbie5 a,e-
TrNTLEMEN's bell drab and black beavers, CAT
" tors, and Rorums, broad and narrow brims
do do black Satin beavers, light and plant glazed
livery hats and bands, women's and youths do.
SHOES
Ladies Kid, Morocco and Leather ties and fins.
Gentlemens fuPer6ne drefs and common Shoes.
He has ALTO on hand, few pipes fri quality COG
MIC BRANDT and 90 boxes New-York' mould
CANDLES.
large fuPPly of Philadelphia bottled Porter and
Cyder, Claret and Port Wine in bottles.
d. J. BURR,
Second door above t6e E4gle-1avern,
april Is. Iawsw
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PROPOSALS

w ILL be received by the Executive till the
cro>, nrh Gay OF June next, for iuPpy Of FREE
delivered at the Penentiary, in the city of Rich
mond. Marble from the quarries in Virginia would
be preferred, bur there will be objection to reccy.
ing it from other places.
ferions willing TO contract will fpecfy the Gze
and quality, and the price by the tom as ell as the
cubic foor.-Apply to
DANIEL L. HYLToN, Cl1k sf.be couusn
April "a. Iaw,INI
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Mr.. ZACHARLAR 1ldLZIFEPRo.
april Is.

AXE notice, that we ihall on the goth and soth
l. day of April next, at the Tavern of Alexander
oneid'' IN the town OF Lexington, county of Rock
bridge, and Gate of Virginia. a, the Tavern of Bedia
MN Pollard, at Buckingham Court Houie, Virginia,
on the llth, 18th, 18th, & l4th of Nay next, at
che Tavern of Thomas Galley in the town OF Carrers-
vile, in the county OF Cumberland, and fate of Vr
gina on the 5th & 10th of May next, and ,ar the
Bell avern in the city of Richmond, and Fate of
Virginia, on the 9th & Goth Of the fame month,
(Mayl' between the hours of A. NJ. and P.
the depofitions of fundry perions to be uled as
evidence in fuit, now depending and undeter-
mined in the hyperion Court of Chaneery, fsp til.
Richmond diftria, wherein you are plaintiff, and
Willis Wills, John J. Wills and William r. Bernard
are defendants. WILLIS WILLS
JOHN ]. WILLS.
MaEGh 81. law 4wF
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A GOOD BARGAIN.


FOR SALE,
THAT qssN knosrn TRACT OF LAND,
l. THE SAILING GROVE, thirteen miles BE-
fo7o tie foqun Of abingdon, in Wlz)binet0n eoua-
~, pirginia, containing one tbogiand fix hundred
acres, and including t5e plantation qebereon the
late general Evan Shelby E1ed. Tbe evboh of
this trad Is levei; great part of it is equal in
quality to any land on the HeRern qvafers, bas
many 7'tU tine lp-ings upon it, and a R-eau
ranfng tbr0ngbit, yfdfabhr for any Kind of Water
W0rk'' at "H/ra/0ns offbeyrar.
rs p"re6aIer qvould eboeie to pieeu the pre-
mites, 4y farther description of the Land, or of
the paina6lr Farm thereon, is unneee0ary. 7be
title IS indJSmable. To prepent trouble, the
price IS ten ifboufand dollars, payable in three
equal annual payments. Likely Hapes qviN be
taken for any Part Of The pnrebaJt money.
ISAAC SHELBY.
Lincoln County TX J Nov. %. lat1omg.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-05-01
From a Loa&ea Paerr.
A BFr AcAINsT rIMF.

We have already nSfsd that Ganv,llea Shrop-
fairsn,af, 0afted Friday morning lcv-n o'clock
~ the J4.h tnhe-nOne, ou Bath TOad. e. 90 to TN.
s5h and back the l4th, einsnee If az miles IL,
sohours. He was backed for 80 guiIeas and the
odds were two to sgstna him. IIe went off at 4
i,r,fk walk ard for two miles ,csethsr he broke into
a huhling walk, at the Of fix miles an beur His
fri Goppsge was at Twyford, At which place he ar
siysd and took bsha Of loup prepared for him, at
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-05-01
JOHN TOMpKINS

,HAS rfetived an eDorfavea. Of GOODS CoaEninq of
X LANNELS, Coatings, Blankets, Roie and Drf-
L tie Drabs, Frize, Kereys, Feanought, Cloths, Car
pets and Carpeting, Bombozetts, Swspfdown, Patent
Cord' Powder and Shot, Dowias, Sheeting, Ker-
ieymeres, Calicoes and Mullins, &c. &c. which he
will dpoie of very liberal terms, by the piece or
package.
NOV. IL. .r
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-05-01
THE SUBSCRIBER

FFERS for iale, 500 acres of that valuable traa
" oil LAND, in the North Garden in Albemarl-.
on the waters OF Hardware, known by the name Of
shePPards quarter the wood land of which is ltrcnp
tobacco land, and the plantation in good order for
i-r"'ng' having good framed Barn, an Oyeriecr &
Negro houes t. There are about 20 acres of n
bottom land 10 clear, which will produce good timo.
thy This land lies about 60 Siiles from Milton and
Warren, and between the latsr aud the land, is
valuable wheat mill, II Is in good neighbourhood,
aud well watered. MIR. Matthew Brown, who live,
on the land, will thew it any one applying Tor the
ubieribtr) 1850 dollars Of the psrehae money will
be required in hand, and the balance ia three equal
annual payments with ieeuriiy on the land. If the
above land, be not fold privately before f,f With
notice will be given) it will he offered for fale, OIL
the above terms, on Monday the 4th day of Nav
next at Charlottesville, being Albenare court day,
by ID. MINOR
March 20. lawsxn