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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-07-03
Tuesday. 7asae 60.

Major Scott iniGrms the court he visited
the pene,entia'y yesterday, and be saw TWO
rooms which be thought were perfectly
suitable for The reception Of col. Burr.
Mr.. Wlc&ham Informed the court in re.
ply, that the ID story contains the rooms
which the marshal mentions, but the Sd
story was hat which the executive has
named.
The. Cert proposed making the os1er as
the a arshal had directed.
Mr.. Wickham stated tina. he had several
objections 10 make 10 The removal. Ee
then read the following statement watch was
drawn up BY the COUNSEL of col. Burr for
that purpose.
The undersigned, counsel for col. Burr,
who reside 10 Richmond, oeg leave to
submit to the court the following state.
mcst Ca the motion for renewing him from
his present place Of confinement, unex.
pecteely made after tina. place had bsen
6xed only by a full cousl, and every ar
rangsmcns maee for his safe keeping.
Two Of them have visited thr apart.
ments in The peue;entary, offered BY the
executive of Virginia, for prisoners that
may be conhned under process Of this
court, and Gad them ia such condition,
thar it will rsqaire some DAYS to pu. them
IN thar state, which deceEcy aud even hu-
manly require.
They have not bsan able to see the
principal keeper, bur from information re.
ceiyed from one of his assistants, they are
led to believe that the rules and regulations
of that building, solely appropriated TO
condemned criminals, will dehar hi,n from
lha. intercourse with his trlerds, his a.
gents, aud, his counsel, which is absolute.
ly necessary to his defence, and which The
marshal has hitherto permitted him TO en-
joy.
They beg leave TO represent, sha. the
psosecu,ioD agsinse him having been con.
dactsd With gfeas zeal and ACTIVITY, many
Witnesses have bsen Summoned 10 behalf
of The q. S. from distan. parts CT the uni
CO, aad the testimony embracing a great
variety Of matters, AID the period for his
trial not far distant, ii is Of the highest
importance TO the justice of his case, that
he should have free and frequent inter-
course with his counsel and agents. The
remote and unconnec.ed situation Of the
Penisen,iary, renders It extremely incoa.
venient for this purpose. SO Far as /, relates
tolhc intercourse with his friends and a.
gents, and his counsel for themselves, beg
! leaveto state, that other professional du.
lies not to be dispensed with, necessarily
occupy a great portion Of their time, and
that they feel it impossible to sacrifice so
much OF itas mus. be lostin going TO and
! returning from The Penetcntiary, as often
-4as will be necessary in waiting for each
ether, and for the information that must
occasionally be-wanted 10 the course Of a
consultation; under these circumstances.
they have no hesitation 10 stating. that if
pu. 10 the Pene.entiary, he will in all pro-
babill'y, ~ a great measure, lose The con.
-s,itutional privilege Of counsel
These inconyeu:ences will be so much
incurred during the tiial, which. may pro.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-07-03
Maday, June 20.
Present chief Justice Marshal.

Mr.. Hay observed, that he had thatFno
ment received communicasion from the
executive Of Virginia, whichhe deemed il
bis duty to lay.bsforc The court; iudeedhe
considered il as communication, as ii
really was. from the executive TO the court,
and that himself was organ. The COM
munication from the executive to Mr.. Hay
was .hsn read IS follows:
IN Council, S1mae seth, 1907.
The board being informed, than an AFT
davi, has been cited in The circuit cou,s Of
The u S. for The Virginia district. which
states that the jail for the chnnty of Hen.
rico and city If Richmond, is inconyeni.
zen; and unhealthy, aud SO crouded with
state efspders and deb,ors. that there are
no private apartments therein, FOR the re.
ceptionof persons cha, ged with'efeuces a.
ga.nsfthe laws d the ". S. is,hsrefore
advised. thar IKE governor be rsgucs,ed,o
render tothe said court Through the fedr.
raj attorneysei the district Of Virginia. a.
partments. in The third ssory~ of the pub.
lie Jail and peniten,iary house, for, the re.
cepsion of such persoas as shall be direct
ed, under the authority Of the U. s.in be
confined therein.
Extract from the minutes,
~sDA NIEL L. HYLTON,
ss G2erkof ihe,council. 4
Which'teuder the court doth accept for
TIE purposes above mentioned.
Mr.. Hay observed, tina, he had not time
TO reflect, and tha, hewas DESTROYS of con.
versiug with the counsel aiding him ia this
prosecution, whether il was proper, urder
this communication, 10 say any ,hirg up.
on the SUBJECTED the present prisoner Mr..
Burrl
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-06-25
THREE DOLLARS Rrw,nn

Strayed away from the Subscriber, 4
boutthe goth of last month, a dark brown
Mare Colt, three years old this spring
the only mark now recollected, is a small
snip on the centre of her nose. She b,d
been shod before, but had only one shoe
on when she went away. The hair was
cut short oft her tail, but she was never
d0ck'd. The above reward and reason
able charges will be given, to any person
who Will bring her home, or give infor-
motion where she may be found.
LANCELOT ARMSTRONG.
Wheeling May &c, 1907.
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-06-25

TERI MS.
The WHEELING REPOSITORY is pub
lished every Thursday, and forwarded
to such places as may be directed, by
the public mails, or the earliest private
opportunities at Two DOLLARS per an
mum, exclusive Of POSTAGE to be paid
halG-yea 'ly in advance: No Subscrip-
ton taken for shorter period than six
months, unless by special agreement:
No Subscriber at liberty to discontinue,
unless MS subscription be paid up.
ADvERTIsEMENTs not exceeding a
square, Will be inserted three times for
ONE DOLLAR, and when required) corr
tinued afterwards at Tw EMIT Y-FIvE
CENTs for each insertion; and longer
ones in proportion. Cash will be ex-
pectcd wi them. Those who order
their advertisements to be published SIX
months, will be allowed a deduction OF
ten per cent. and TO those who advertise
by the year, a deduction of twenty per
cent. will be made Advertisements
continued tM forbid," to be charged as
above,
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-06-25
HEMP and TAR,

HE highest price will be given for
good understandable Hemp and Tar, by
MICHAEL GRAHAM.
Who has on hand a general assortment oE
DRY GOODS & GROCERIES.
7Oih C9rdage efaH sorts and sizes,
at this Store, opposite John White.
Wheeling, March 10, 1907.
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-06-25
Va(uabh Properly for Sale.

AS L intend to remove to the State of
Ohio, l Will sell the following described
property, in the Town of Wheeling, so
low rs to make the purchase an object
to any person wishing to reside in this
part Of the State Of Virginia.
One House and Lot in the centre Of
the Town, on the Main street, calculat-
ed for a Tavern. The stand is not in
ferior to any IN the western country
The House is two stories, DC by 40 feet,
with a Cellar under the whole,-a two
story brick Kitchen, and a Stable. This
property, if not sold by September next,
| viii rent.
One other House & Lot on the Main
street, now occupied by Peter Sockman.
i he House Is two stories with Cellar,
Smoke-house, & Stable, (which will make
it suitable for Family and Store.
have also, within six or seven miles
Of Wheeling, 28O acres of LAND, with
a small Improvement, which | will dis
pose Of low.
DENNIS CASSAT.
May II, 1907.
FOR SALE, TWENTY LOTS
in the Town Of Frank fort, in the State
Of Ohio, 10 miles from Wheeling, on the
main road to Chilicothe. The situation
of Frankfort is 50 advantageous, that it
will in all probability be fixed on as the
Seat of Justice for a new county, which
it is expected viii in a short time be
struck of from Muskingum and Bel
mont counties.
TO BE LEASED,
Six Quarters ctions Of Land, on the
road from Wheeling to gainesville, suit
able for Tavern Stands,-'wo Of which
are improved. ID. CASSAT.
Wheeling. Nav a. 1907. #.
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-06-25
John TRIMBLE.

SaltimOfe, 81 April, 1907. ut
Invirtue of the above Trust,
the Subscribers offer for Sale the follow
ing valuable Property -
Forty thouCand acres of unimproved Land,
Gtuated in Harrfon county, Virginia, on the
Wet fork of the Little Kenhawa, and Bear
fork of S,ear creek. This Land is reprefented
10 be of very good quality in general, compri.
ting large quantity of rich bottoms heavily
timbered, and is capable of being laid off into
tracts of FIVE hundred acres each, to great ad.
vantage,
One undivided half of $50 acres Of prime
Land, on Hugh's liver, in Harrfon county,
Virginia, near the lands OF the late General
Warrington, and adjoining the lands of Jacob
Beelon, ALTO unimprOved
Four hundred and ninety two acres. in faid
county, near Clarkiburg, the county town, IN.
improved
One unimproved corner Lot in Waynefhure,
Greene county, Pennsylvania, very Handsomely
and advantageoudy fituated.
Seventeen and quarter acres of valuable
Land, near the above, having upwards of fifty
thriving sugar trees thereon.
One Zone Houle and Lot in ConnelsvIe, in
FenniylVania, with convenient out hoUies, being
valuable hand for bufnefs
Five hundred acres of very valuable Land,
within one and halt miles OF COnnelsvile.-
On this tract is 4 valuable Saw. mill and other
Improvements, 1t podefes the advantage Of
one OF the beit ieAts for water works IL the
weeern county, having the command of all
the wafer in the Youghiogany river. which is
navigaoie for boats a corfiderable diitanee
bove, and near to inexhaufible banks of iron
ore of the beft quality
One undivided fxth part Of Laurel Furnace,
Gtuated in Fayette county Pennfylvania, with
400 acres Of Land belonging thereto, being
bur few miles difant from the laA mentioned
tra6t,
Three Houies and Lots in the town Of 3 IN
berkeley county, Vireinia--To all which vAu.
able property indifputable titles will he given.
AS perfona intending to purchsCe will douht.
'4eis view the property, more minute deCcrips
tion is deemed unneceNary. Apply to
JOHN TRIMRTR, ,
No 70 CNe'rGdt {
WILLIAM LEV, 'uteeS.
M rket Greet,
Baltimore, I'd April, Lgo5e EIt
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-06-25
fIO1yCE.

* kereas Clement Brooke has assign
cd his property, real and personal, to US
thc Subscribers, for the benefit of his
creditors ; all persons indebted to the
said Clement Brooke, are required to
make immediate payment to us. The
necessity of having the affairs of this
trust speedily arranged, renders it ne
cessary to state that a prompt attention
is expected to this notice.
JOHN TRIMBLE,
WIN. LEE.
Baltimore, Sd April, 1907. 12t
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-06-25

( 49, J
AoU1LA M. BoLToN,
BCCKSELLER s. STAT'IONEP,
OFFERS FOR SALE,
WHOLESALEAND RETAIL,
An assortment ofSch20l Books, Writi,,g
Paper, Blank BookS, SIC. Sc.
otorekeePers and others who purchase
by the dozen, may be supplied upon
such Terms as, he trusts, will induce
them constantly to favour him with their
custom.
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-06-25
" II Z Z / ING,
(oHlo COUNTY vlRGtHIl

PAINTED BY ALEXANDER ARMSTRONG;
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-22
len Dollars Reward.

AZ AWAY from the subscriber on the
Nh. .0's instant, an apprentice boy named,
~H ~ : ashard, but sometimes calls him.
fps, s's s Suthsrd has a down. look and
Is, , sa1ey hair, FIVE feet two inches high
md ~. consisted of bcarskin Jacket
sabos s psntaloons. Whoever apprehcnds
Sis ny s0a biisgs him home or confines him
- Sssii receive the above reward.
James Nightingale,
asssssl. Shoemaker +;
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-22
Twenty five Dollars Rczsgrd.

iNSslty i've I1OiIaTS fxczuss9d.
IA MI, sometime in the mouths Of NO
>sa1er or December last,
NEGfp MAN by the name of S~sia3E,
: y who was Nred sn.thc. GOWN Of Alcxan~'
Ia Ga Sr. RO6e~ss fsnaiia. lie was about so
ssass OF age, about feet Re or / inches
sesas very strais of l,ther yeiIoYish or ta-
q nnAexSon, sspttess a little, has soft
= sss' ana scaeahg seesas humble and timid
az spoken 10. RS had q wife at Col lem
20 sssaas' IN shc caanA of Caroline, and may
6. :, now be lacsinsssin that neigahorhood,
-, .. @a1A il more prasahle be may have
!; -. - = nc state Of MarysAd.-If he is taken
Nh s $50: OF virginia and sSoushs to me
sue sae above reward (; ii II the state of
: S. .aaa anl' brought to re ! wsl give Tti9-
", Baldwin n. Ice.
'1s'ala' Westmoreland1
sunty, July "a. .(5ol a
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-22
District Of Columbia.

NOTICE is here5y givem 10 att soions il
IN may concern, That the Consul General
of Portugal to the United States of America,
has authorized the subscriber, to legalize all
papers that may be necessary fer vessels
bound from the ports of this district to any IN
Portugal or Madeira
Those masters Of vessels who May omit
having thsir bills of health thus certified, will
be liable to undergo quarantine.
1t is requisite that any article shipped Tor
account of Portuguese subject, should be
declared, and sworn to, as Portuguese proper
ty; and the bills oflading legaized as above
Lewis Deblois.
May 6. g
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-22

JAMES BACON,
Ashis GaocERy SroRE, on Klng-street, has in
addition to his. former stock, added
a frelh Supply Of Genuine Artlclesin
the Grocery Lines
Which makes bis assortment complete.
he neqv offers for sale, on lis usual lo7v terms
Mufcovaio Sugars, of various qua
litics,
Leaf and Lurnp ditto,
Cunpewder, \
Imperial, re rs,
Hyson, particularly sesecs-
Young Hvson, edfor
E S5ssssss and family sss.
Best green Coffee,
Chocolate, of superior. quality =
Madeira,
Busclles,
Sherry,
Lisbon, " ~ T. y.
TeneriTc,
Malaga, aid
Genuine old Port .-
Gcaslac and BoGr;leaux Brandy,
Old Jamaica Spirit, for family gss,H
Antique, s.. Creix, 81. Y inccHts, aad New
England Rum,
Holland G;n,
! Irish and counsry WHISKY,
MoIasses,, Wine, and CIDER vinegar,
Steughtora' s Bitters,
Mace, nutmegs, cloves, cassia, plrnento,
CAYENNE and black pepper, race and ground
ginger, sbasGst salt for table use, pearl barley,
rice, starch, fig blue, soap, mould, opt ala
sper1naceu candles, refined salt-petre, fotant
indigo, alum, ccpperss, madden, brlnne'sso
spinning cotton, patent shot all sizes, best en-
elish and country matte gu1powder, segars
AM smoakllsg tobacco, yesy best chewing to-
baeeo.
HAMILTON and Leiper's snuff, Hunters pipes
in boxes.
London mustard, warranted OF superior
Quality, Dixna's best ditto, Wrapping paper
demiiohu's, sc. sc. with Sc generally every al
sfiele in his -thewhofe of which have beer
selected with care, And will be disnosed OF on
The very lowest terms
= n i
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-22
Pubic SAFE.

TK7ILL be sold, at public sale, far ready
Wv money, on the premises, on Wednes-
day the 18th Of August next, the estate call
ed CLIFTON on Panther-Skin in Loudoun
county, consisting Of 2o5 acres Of land, on
which was formerly erected a merchant and
saw mill, distihery, sc. or so much thereof as
will be sufficient to raise sooS and the costs
Of suit, to satisfy Joseph Tidball. ~
This sale is made pursuant to decree OF
the. county court of Loudoun, at which time
and place due attendancc-will be given by
Tie Commissioners.
July IS. E2l1
THE badneis of the weather on.
Wednesday last, prevented a sale OF
the above. property on that day as ad--
.vertised. Ii will agalnbe offered for
sale on the 18th of September next
AT the same place and upon the fame
terms as above.
The Commissioners.
!, AUGUST a.. =. dts
I. 7Nt ReoeIved,
nd For Saks by sCOTToBdase. SS7,EW.dR3s
Cars Stranger in Ireland.
lpree Gns Dssar.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-22

Printing, in ITS gaysoas n ora'sSss'
ylsed fomely' ssseac1 al asis @sse.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-22

NOW LANDING,
Fan on bssra RE brig Dslihin and scAaeae,'
,g,aorss, fan Bes.en, Schooner farssate',
fam for..and, and seA'r zlflha .5from 1}ina--
sr, .staua. sssctiu, and fsr Sale 6y
L0araso. S Iowle,
10 tons Plaster Paris
= sss ssa.. ssv.Easlana Rum
10 hhds. Molasscs
pipes French Brandy
igsGp. Holland Gin
SO bosas brown Soap
80 do. Insaid
80 Go. Gi2t Candles
10 do, spermacstlJ
IS bills. fall Mackarel
10 do. whalc Oil
50 cases Ciaret
20 boxes fresh IesTeTs, and
A qeaaisy of Cheese
August 3. d
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-11-03
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE

Ne"-Hampfnre- -Prfry Gay!fog, Dasirl NJ DvyeK
frsneis G1nase,, .Jeaiio1 H. Szb, Cl.-7,s1 3isye,.
sehuietts- Bsso1, Ioie?n Barker, Toha
Chandler, Orchard Cook, Jacob Crov'nin1ield, Ri
chard Cutts, 3efzb D;dre William Ely, ifaish L.
Green, Dsaii I6.y, EirprdS s. l.. L'veynore, Iofah
OBseey, FIcnezsr Seaver, William Stednlan Joreph
Z Vsrnurn, Samuel TagGart, 7nb,s. t1b5,s-.
Acknowledgement I..a-nt, il54e j5I;l5opy
Eonneeticut-HPs ps,efitas Cb0msien, Samuel W.
Dana, John Davenport, Jonathan @ Motley, Timothy
ptkn, unr. Lewis 2. Srurges, Renjarnin a.lmsdye.
Vermnnt--MaFiin Chittenden James Elliot, James
Fix, Taa1.5 WiibraN.
New-YorIs- John Blake, Jon. George Clinton jun.
8drod Ga'die-r, foJa Ho,ris, nm Ej,tfryisE, tpfah
Ma'erS. GGrdon 5. MunIford, Samuel Rii.er, Iohn
kr!rll, Ps'rr SgSayi, DAVID Thomas, To5n TG9mp6a,
Tawrs =. Pan Hiiea, p. Van Cortland, Rinian X.
Van Reulsi4er, DaGi,l G. Verplank, Ruin HIM
f5yt5s.
Nsu. Jsirty-Rzra Darby, William Helms, Tohn
Lambert, 2k,m1s WervboH James Sloane, Henry
Sou,bard
Penniylv7ma-zD lyid Bsrd, Robert Brown, Jofeph
Clay, William Fudiey, 7e5a HGjqsy, H/ilisn Hers
Psicrf Jcgliat. lanes Kelly HJbio7 N4Ea-r, Daqisl
hf1of-eHsyy jciu Porter, John Puch, John Rea, Ia
Smith. Robert 'ymtehi.l
Delaware ---Ni.Esla5 HoaJ,Et
EaryiIrd--Johu Campbell, Charles Coldfborough,
PlH4 b. KY, Edw9rd Lloyd, William McCreery,
fs5H Ef.-t onsry, Nicholas Il. Moore Roger Melton,
.Ir.bB5d Fan Eerq
Vrgin4--Burasll Blfatt, William 4, Rurwell,
John Cli5orne. Matthew Clay, John Clopton, John
Ds,eion, John w, Epprs, James NJ. Garrett, Peter
fon Good~yu, Edwin Gray, David Holmes, John q.
Jack ion, Waller Jones, Jofcph Lewis ua Jet7 Lopt
John Morfov, Thomas New ton juu. ElH5A c. Njs5o-
las, John Randolph John Smith, Aoram Trigg, Alex
4adsr Wiiloo.
porth. Caon2--Evsu Alexander, willis AlNon
IIn. william BisttieGgs, Thomas Blouu,, Jain Cai-
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-11-03
VALUABLE oe.sr- MILLS TO REWr
For SALE.

yEHE LANYARD il this place. formerly occu-
l. pied By Wa. Handy, which is now in good
repair, with every improvements ntceiiary to CARR
on The ,dfueis extsnfVciy. Che Rock in iad yard
which is now ir full operations would be fold alfo
10 that 7uchaier wosi3 have opportunity IF coni
inencs the buine!s ulder essry advantage The fr.,-
alton is capable rf ~r''
A very liberal credit viii be given for both the
yard and aoek on receiving iatisacory ferurey for
the paYnlst OF che purchas money, .o. terms apply
TO John Cunningham. & Co. Richmond, or to -
... JOHN 8; L. CUNeJiNGHsAT.
Csrterivis, June ls. ~.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-11-03

espesr, James Holland, Thonas Kenar. Na,han;..
Macon, Ls'44e! S1ru;e-, Richard Stanford, Marina
duke Williams. N5is,sk Frcsi!ia.
South Carolina = Lsussi 7. 6,fsn, William Butler,
Tseeb co!tca,. Robert NATION. Thomas Moore, Ts5n
9s1t7r, d. r. %ii.iarns, Richard Winn.
oeoryia-Wiliism w. bib, Hs,uti Coit, Dennis
Sn,els, George M. Troop.
Ken,ucky--John BOYLE. .5sf9S D:iss. peeje~ig
Rosrars, Risbdri ~. J.6ylSn, Matthew LJoo, JoSn
Ro-rsn.
TenneTee-G. w. Campbell, John R.h-a. ri;
UIa,foh. '
Ohio--Jeren,iah Morrow.
Iadana Terrtory-Benja amin Parke.
Miihiippi Territory -Gtoyge Psius.vfe,.
Orleans Terri,ory--Danisi Clark,
Ihoie iet it D41s, are new n,enlber.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-11-03
Sept &c.

, AN AWAY OF Saturday laG, a bright muatto
} 4 man named HARRY JACKSON, about Is
years old, feet or s inches high, remarkably
well formed has pieeiant countenance, conf Ter
able wound over Ct bis eyes and foo,e fna fesrs
on his forehead, is very active and feuLie was res.
ed by Col. Otway Byrd. aud fold ione few veq.s
Gnce at Public Auction by WI. Theo. hrninesd 2,
Norlok--the iaid negro has been atcunoaed to 90
by water, and has much the air al a f5iIor; beir,
fond lociey have doubt bur he IS either ong e.
Richmond or Norfolk where he IS p,rfacily se
quainted.
will give the FUN Of ~ dollars If t-prbt in he
former, and IS dollars ia tie aftsr, 10 'at he is re-
cured and returned 70 the, or dollars Il CAUGHT in
or about this 1'oon. As he very ihrev.d elessr
negro, and capable sluoG If auy employment, ne
viii no doubt change his clothes, thor fcfe il Is unn
e.lary to dsieribe tIIofe be carried With him.
j, HA%AIL.
Peterlburg, Sept. %. T.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-11-03
FHLL GOODS.
TOMPKIfgS y MURRAY.

DWPkIfS . MURRAY,
I'tH'7o e7iag !" bs Hons et5qfe ne PaR. OEee hte-
y ossgsie| by Afegis. Boba y HgLaey, an exf.afge
e6otf~mfoC Ene GOODS, yreriysd :, the SBis Cslbe
a~ Io7doa 7b,y b1ve ban isfcd vgifb much care IL
aRepGm a1szg Hem Hcy zUogid bayfiepigyiy ,reos,.
aqe"9 Hsi, e9'yfOoqi If Loadoa Sybes)fas
{ fLOIIiS, Cahmeres, ToiIenss aud Hats su NJ
~ very hyperion quality. Alio an elegant aGor,-
nient Of Fahionabe Robes, Mullins, Laces, &c.
They have a'io on hand, large ortnent Of eoarfs
Wooien'' Hard"are, &c received BY the Ships Her.
ichel and John and Charles from I.iyerro,l. RI.
whole forms complete snortment, well worthy Of
attention, which taey oEer Tor fle Cd 5sral teros
O3ober 10, r.
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ny the inMeriber, at Public Ausfion, on Maul.y
the snd day of November next, ON the plantatioo
called Wiadior, Near this City,
a IL. che Rocks ct HofCes. Mules C,,,,e, sh..,
4 and Hogs, and variety OF pian,..,o,. i,.9l. IA
The iaid plantation. The Ie Will certainly take pi,,,
II the day ibs!l b. fair.
The terms Of isic, will be ok Months credit ., al,
iums above dollars, the purchaier .i.,o, 'trni
with approved ierurty.
oa.I4 '"'
The SALE of the above PROPERTY, Is uoGp,,.
ed 'eill wsSnsfAly toe 18th day OF November.
On the fame day will b. rented, for one ycer, CON-
mencing on te fra January next,
'WO :hi;ds of the iaid Plantation 7lled Windf9r.
< The Tenant viii ~ all9ae TO low wheat in.
nscdiasely, II he wiihesis.
SAMUEL. GREENHOW, sgent far
WM' LAScsoaN, E~'r. Of ~. Daad,iese, See'S.
o6. Ia. .pSt.
The RESTING the above two thirds Of LAND, i,
poeqoned I'LL Weasi1rr the 4th day Of Nove,pb.r.
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'FiE iubicriber wi'hrs to cell Valuable Tra,q &c
L LAND, in the fate of O,,io, containing one
thohand acres This trat' is Of exeeilent uu1:y, %
the fu5icrber has underfood from NOT refpe q be
information. 1t hes on Deer creek, branch Of the
SciOta, about miles from Chilac0te, u a well ict-
tied neghborhood and isvsry convenient TO the trade
of the Ohio. He sill difpofe Of it for cs!h or on
hort credit, for notes negotiable at the Bank Of VIZ
GINA; will exchange it for property in The City of
Richmond. IN unqlefionsblc title, wi;h general
warranty, viii be made to tie purci.arr by
VIM. MUNFORD
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NOTICE.

~ rs HER RBT GITEW,
> HAT = PETITION will be prelcnted TO the
next General A1enbly, Of the Commonwealth of
Virginia praying that the right Of the aid Common
wealth to the real eflste Of VIM. z. IN, Deed. who
died nteiiate may be reieaied for the benefit Of bis
Nephew Henry r. Arnhold, who is an alien, having
only reided three years in this Gate the whole Of that
time in this City, who ptays to become a citizen un-
der the fame sA.
Richmond, Ocl. Is. oaw6w