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s. alrs 1t duftion.

Ga AlonAy tie 27sI Apyl nAst. tie freri.s, zviy
be sold,
Z VALUABLE HOUSE e. lot, ftua,ed on the
N iouth 6d- OF the Hay Market f9uare, the
Greet leading from the Bain Of the Canal the River
The houe is built of wood, has lately been thorough
]y repaired and calculated accommodate large IA
nIi.y.
o, paying down fI,,a proportion OF the purchafe
money very liberal credit will be given the ba-
lance. TAILOR e BROWN, ". MS.
april IL. If.
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WILL BE SOLD

AT Public Auction, the pren,ifes, Thurfday the
7th day of May next, if fair, if the next fair day
thereafter,
4 VALUABLE traa of LAND. containing
L n l6e acres more or leis, lying in the lower end
OF the county of Louifa, wherein Thomas Wa[h now
relides, and adjoining the lands OF Melrs. John S.
Smith, Jofeph Eggeaon and II. Dickenfon.
Six Months credit will be allowed the purchafer,
on his giving note negotiable in the Bank of Virgil
MIA with approved cndorftr endorers, and deed
of trua the property fecure the payment of ad
Note.
TAYLOR AND BROWN,
Truneps for the Creditors OF MIR. Geo. Creenhoy.
April u. tSf.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
4. IL thofe having claims againl the late firm Of
l. n ThoSIas s, ut & Co. of Powhatan County, as
Archibald McRae who of the partners In
that bufnefs will render their accounts properly au-
henticated to the fublcrber in all the month Of April
next, that dividend may be made of fuch funds as
has into his hands, foon thereafter as poible
JAMES FISHER.
March 90. IT,
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March 90.
LAND-FOR SHE.

On The 27tb day IF this month, at Cumberland
Confboyft, bring court day:
~ ILL be offered to the highe(l bidder, traa
w of LAND belonging to the ehate Of Peter
field Trent, dec. in Cumberland county, Wiliis's
river, and adjoining the town of Cara, containing by
eitims:ion $50 ACRES. This fae is made in con-
icrnty decree of the Superior Court of Chance
ry, for the Richmond Difri to fatisfy debt there
IN mentioned, due to Alexander Tren;'s eita,e. The
terms of lae third down, one third in twelve
months, and the balance in years, from the day of
ialc.-Bonds, with Deed of Trull on the land will
be demanded by the
COMMISSIONERS.
April 2. tdc
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IOTN TOMPKINS.

ms reesia'ei an e6',t,r'rs Of GOODS cogEFiag eff
s'LANNELS, Coatiugs, Blankets, Roie and Duf-
A file Drabs, Frize, Kereys, Feanought, Cloths Car
pets and CarpetinR, Bombozetts, Swanfdowu, Patent
Cord, Powder and Shot, DowIas, sheeting Ker-
lrymeres, Calic"es and Mullins, &c. &c. which he
will dipole Of very liberal TERMS by the piece or
package.
NOV. II. ,f
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NOTICE.
LIarch 10.

a IL Perjon5 b0q'ing claims againR The eRate
L A ofJ0bR Pendiefoa, eff. late Of TIE City OF
Richmond, @ee'd. are regretted TO exhibit them 10
either Of tie (nkjfriberJ as lpeeAiip ar boDTbL-
GEO. PICKETT,
ROBERT POLLARD,
CHS. JOHNSTON,
N. SHEPPARD.
Adminifrators.
November ls. IF.
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RICHMOND TURNPIKE COMPANY.

I N parfuanee Of refolution of the Board of Di-
i reSors for the faid Company. will be 10 i'd a
Auction, At the Eagle-Tavern, Saturday the 3oth
OF next month, all SHARES of delinquent Stock
holders in the faid company.
N.SHEPpARD, Tresfarer.
April II. tdC
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THE 81 BSCRIBERS.

THE 81 BSCRIBERS,
HaTipg fdten R0nS ff7c SoorJ 6eio7O TIE Bell Ia
Ve,1, ePcrs For Sale, 0ndtr tie firm of
WHITE g SHELTON.
4 GENERAL allortnent of GROCERIES, which
- they will dpofe Of on very moderate terms
for GAIA, Country produce, or approved paper.
ISAAC WHITE,
JOHN S. SHELTON.
December %. IF.
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FOR SALE,

TUX oALE,
n HAT valuable LOT on 3aockc- Hin, adjoining
Z Mr.. Fieke;ts. Us liort daance from the Ca
pitoI, and itua,ion on wide and beautiful nreet
Tende- it very drrable property.
The terms accommodating and may be known
on application TO the Subscribers.
april II. IT,. TI1LO2 e BROWN
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RACES AT TAPPAHANNOCK.
TIME JOCKEY CLUB RACES at this place,
1 will commence on Wednefday, the 2e,h april
next.
LII Days purfe-45o dolls diRance; mile
hea:s.-second days purfe, fuppofed be near
ly equal the frR, the greater part Of the
toll beng given up for that purpofe-diaance, three
mile heats.
We;gltf Jsiiezvs:
Aged I3oDI.
Six Years Old, 100
Five do. DO. IL
Four do. do. loo
Three do. do. SO
And under years, feather.
Mares and Gedings to be allowed, SD.
meeting Of the members, will be required, on the
day preceding the fri days race.
a. S. BROCKENBROUGH,
Setdary e Treaiarsr.
March 10. t2t5hA.
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~ A BOY of good connections. and tolerable
education from to years of age, will be taken
as an Apprentice, to the Printing buGnels, by appI-
cation at the Office of the ENoyIaER.
RIcnMoND, April Ia, Iso7.
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TWENTY-EIGHT BARRELS APPLES,
For SdLR Br-
WHITE e SHELTON.
March To- (tfl
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FOR SALE,
FOR SALE,
A LIKELY NEGRO BOY, abou. 20 years Of
\ age. Apply at this Office. april ~. If.
TAPPAHANNocK RACES POSTPONED

IN confeqaence of the time frt mentioned for the
Races at Tappahannoek, being on the Fredericksburg
DRria day, (and interfering with ether Raees)
they polpoued to the fourth Thurfday in next
month II. S. BROCKENBROUCH.
april II. tdr.
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LEMBERG, January Is.

Gen. Kamenikoy, with the main body of the
Ruilian army, ported behind the river Nur-
The headquarters are in fmalI village of the
lame name. Aux:liaries arrive for the Ruf1ian
army from the fartheR parts or the empire in
Ala. The frf corps of relerve is near BvalyG-
tok, where there is large magazine fecond
army of reierve is at Grodno, and third at
DubDo. The recruits, who are numerous, are
trained and exercifed, fit for the ranks, in four
teen days. Dubno and Niefewefs are both
itrongly fortified. In the former place the
French Prifoners are kept, previous to their be-
ing carried further into the interior. To ami
mate the courage of the Ruiian folders the
emperor has promiled to promote every officer
who ihalI dihiDguiih himfrlf, belides a grant of
crown lands, sc. The wounded prvates are
alto to receive penfions, and their widows and
orphans to be provided for.
Miiery increaies in Poland every day--all the
mechanics ont of employment. Articles
of the fri necefIity, particularly bread, puie,
wine and fugar, are extremely fcarce. AS to
meat, it is plentiful at preient, becaufe the in
habitants have been obliged to kill and difpofe
Of their cattle for want of fodder to feed them {;
forage of every kind having been feized for the
armies.
Extraa eta letter from Prn67an Psmeranig, ia
Huary 81.
" The winter-quarters promifed to the French
army do not appear likely 10 be of long dura-
ton. |: feems that the RuGians want TO occu-
by the petition which the French hold at pre-
fent, between the Narew, the Bug and the VIII
tula, in order to- the recommenCement of a6iu-
al holitie5. There is no longer any probabili-
ty that the French can advance into Eaftern
Pruliia, without coming to an action, and it is
probabe that before they can reach Koningf-
burg, they NUT fight the combined Runians
and Prullians in the environs of that CITY,"
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LoBAU, Ian. ct.

At the moment when the emperor's orders
were if'ued for the drt corps of the army TO go
into winter quarters, between the PaHHge and
the Viaula, Martial Bernadette received intel.
ligeuce that the Rufii4ns were on the march with
comfortable corps to attack him in his canton
ments. II fvemed to be their object to advance
againft Oherrode, and by that means to cut off
all communication between the hrt corps and
the reit of the grand army and with which
view they attacked and carried our pot at Licb.
fa', coniifIng of 2OC men, on the esd init.
AS foon as Martial Bernadotte received GER
tain advice ofthe intestion of the enemy, he did
not lois moment. lie Immediately called in
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-08-10
AAOTVHR LITTLE

The following article IS from ~
Newyork Evening Post n! the 3d int
Capt. Story, 81 the sloop Nancy
who arrived this afternoon In 4 d.te
from Norfolk, states, ta@l the Morning
he sailed (FIlday l~si) he r1ad a. : Mr.
ioIk paper Y! that DIV, ali account ot al
engagement between the United States
tug4le Constitution, Opt Campbell,
and 4 Bnu-a tli:- .-.., whlch was brought
to kcrtol, hy az arrived there in short
passage trvm VA "a. Inc account
stated ;hel tuc LlIlsh lrig1tc demanded
leave To SEN some American Ycsstls
for BnyisI se4meu which were unter
convoy ot the Constitution iu the Ned
ittrr4nc4n. This VS. refused y, Capt.
CamOcil, Oh which an cng-gelueat ian
mcdiately ensUed, which lasted six
hours, when tue EuEhsh struck her
colOrs, but capt. CunbelI declined tax
ing possession W hrr, On which She
bore .N~y.
II The Norfolk papers 70 the 1T Of
Aus ust, mad mo- puO4sIcd any Ut lie MS
tel AID II Is believed Tic report IS /. E.as
An aTriya. ii = short PassI.e from the AIt d.
terancAn, 4et- tie Cou5LLL-gu III Sltacu HI
SClCIly, sn llS Taust friendly .-rLls VIVA I've
Brush Ships III t...4l port
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-08-10
BOSTON, AraIsr x

The United States schooner Enter.
prize, has srriyed at tie Potovn.c
trom the Mediterranean, with oisut.ct.
es.-Jhe bearer OF which informs. NJ,
the British were capturing indiscrin;'
pately al American vessels, ii the Ar,-
lterr~ncan, and sending tuclA i.to Mai.
IA. Letters from Malta state, tb..
these captures, arc made under the ohJ
orders to detain and send i'll All neu,r,I
vessels, bound IRON o4r cnan1z's bort
q ansfher. Vessels sent in, cnr@g,d
il direct trade, were liberated ate, ev-
aninAllon.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-08-10
BY THE PRESIDENT or THE
UNITED STATES or AMERICA
PROCLAMATION.

Whereas great and weighty matters
claiming the consideration Of the Con
gresS of the United States form an ex-
traordinary occasion for converting
them, do BY these presents appoint
Monday the twenty sixth day Of Octo-
Der next, for their meeting at the city
Of Washington hereby requiring the
respective Senator'S and Representatives
then and their to assemble in Congress,
IN order TO receive such Cummunica-
tons as may then be made TO them,
and to consult and determine on such
measures as in their wisdom may be
deemed meet for the welfare Of the
United States.
In testimony whereof, I have caused
the seal Of the United States
isEAL) to be hereunto affixed, and
signed the same with my
hand.
Done at the city Of Washington, the
thirtieth day of July, in the year
OF our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and seven and in the
thirty second year Of the Indepen-
dence OF the United States.
III : JEFFERSON.
BY tie President, JAMES MADISON.
Sec. ef ST.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-08-10
y INV TTTTTT1T-TT T|T-

we still look with brotherly concern on
what affects those nations, and offer
constant prayers for their welfare.
With friendly solicitude for your
Majesty's person, / pray God that he
may always have you, great and good
Friend, in his holy keeping.
Writtenat the City of Washington,
the 2Sth day Of February, 1907.
Your good Friend,
THOS. JEFFERSON.
BY order of the President,
JANEs MADISON, Sec. Of State"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-08-10

WAaHINGTON, JULY 70.
Fr0fr ne Mediterranean - The fol-
lowing information il received by TIE
Y: ;. sch. Enterprise, 81 days from
Gibraltar -
Some time il Nav, deputation was
sent by the Boy governing Rosetta, to
the commander in chief Of the British
forces at Alexandra, inviting him to
come with his troops and take posses
sion Of the place and stating that on
his appearing before Rosetta, the KEYS
OF the city should be delivered him
The British commander, pleased with
the proposal, marched next day with
three thousand men for Rosetta and.
agrecably to the promise Of the Bev.
received the keys, marched into the
public square, and was about allottinp
quarters to the different officers. and
making arrangements for guards. sc.
when, at that moment, the IONS of
houses were covered with Turkish
troops, who commenced heavey fire
on them, and allied great numbers Of
the BRUSH. The British conr,ander
seeing his men fall in everv direction
about MN, without possibility (from
their crowded situation, and from the
secure position ofthe Turks ofdefend-
ing themselves, ordered q retreat
They fought their way to the civ gates,
through tremendous fire. bur found
them in possession Of the enemy. with
whom they had severe STRUGGLE Ne
tore they could gain possession % of them
-they al length succeeded in getting
out, where they found BODY If M.
tween and 5000 horse ready f. sttact
them They then formed 4 hollow
square fought their way down 70 Al
e%andria, and Of the 5000 men, 1900
were killed, among whom were two
general officers, The Turks Showed
them no quarters, and as they were I'M
able to bring off their wounded, thev
all Tell sacrifice 10 Turkish fury
The bodies Of the two general officers
were however, brought off and sent to
Malta to be Inferred.
A Gibraltar paper Of 3oth Nav ~
presses fear that general Wancbon
had been killed, and general Meade
severely wounded at Rosetta.
Admiral Louis died about the mid
die OF June at Malta.
he whole OF the coast Of Barbarv
IS declared by the Russians 10 be i !,
state Of blockade, and number If
small Russian plivateers are on thai
| coast. '-'"'
II Is said an attempt will be made N
Naples by his Sicilian majesty shorty
as there are but few French troons now
~ ''lat CITY, and as his party there still
remains strong, Notwithstanding the
16id means that have b en- used bv rho
present government to reduce ,be;r
| number. 144N1i
g. On the 10th Of May, about 40 sail If
c'cillan transports sailed under convov
from 'Messina for Palermo, for the mr..
pose Of taking in troops. pu''
1he British and SiciIlian troors -.
Sess a small part Of CaIabria ill.,; 10
~. me rest is occupied by the French
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-08-10

CHAkLEsION, july 10.
"Col Hammond from ST. Louis u. y. Il.
was here yesterday am sorry To learn
from The Col that Lieut. Pike and corauaD,
are killed by the Ousage indians, near tht
head waters Of Red River, Will h they were
exploring is understood that they were
killed through che influence Of the Span
iards,''
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-08-10

Letters from Liverpool, received 81
Newy or mention, That but lew Coos
viii Dc shipped for America his syuson
owing TO the unsettled STATE OF un.Irx
between Jbis country and Great IB3rj.
tam.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-08-10

AZ lC44OH4u3 hllOILlaliOn - SAID 70
be extracted from the English Morning
Chronicle.
LONDON, JULY 5, 1907.
Yesterday arrived in this Dorl the
UHited States armed brig Wasp, Capt.
Smith, bearing. as Is said, dispatches
from the Government Of the Cuitld
States To their ministers 1t our Court,
respecting the treaty lately made with
that Country soon after she came 10
anchor il the Thames, forty-hye Of the
American Seamcn took possession Of
the boats Of the vessel, and, notwith-
standing all the exertions of the Off
GERS, forcibIy made tE'.r way 70 the
shore They landed 1t Mapping, and
were immediately enlisted BY a recruit
ing party, and sent On board the sheer
hulk at the More"
Tie American Minister soon az
forwards complained of this violation
Of their hug and rights, and Govern
ment instantly ordered the men % he
restored TO the American CEcer and
that an enquiry should be made, wk-th-
CT the recruiting officer knew that they
were dcsertcrs from the American ship
winch las entered our ports III full con
fdence .I gar Iaith and protection and
if this sh9, be the case, that tie rt-
cruitinE ohCer should be Immediately
!, (7Lr,..
The English Editor IS said to have
made the following remarks upon the
affair -
Every nation is entitled to the SER
vice Of all its citizens, more especially
when serving Oh board the public strips.
To pretend to give them protection in
our ports, and at the same time not on
ly to har5or, 6ut 70 encourage their de-
serters s mutineers BY enlising them,
is such breach Of good faith, that We
trust tie ORcers Of this country will
never be gully Of IF America should
set up such principle in her ports, it
would be absolutely subversne Of our
lAtlI, ~ ~ iSaSt Nbuld CDiASN ~ m
. abandon the right which We are Crutled
10, of seeking protection IN her ports
All civilized nations IL amity with each
other have readily restored, upon re-
, quest, All dcscrteFa from public Vcs-
sells, and We are happy that our govern
ment has shcwn 50 mach promptIuda
in restoring these Americans OF TIC de-
mand ot their minister's"
4 gentleman from Canada sistes'
that the lower classes Of people 'hefe
| nnnaar IN y,ith frr WrT with thr Lnl'
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-08-10

rut,st f.,r-tI.y nl.Dr.f yru ,vould hav. ~
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r'Fht, 81 4 convicted, unconst-tuuon'dly
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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-08-10
LUTHER MARTIN.
----=ss&NHE@-
NEwYORR, JULY 80

NEWfoRh, JULY ~
kissing g1es 5y fay,y"-Courtesy ev-
cry way as proper between sovercigrs, as
between individuals, and we are not dispo-
sed TO critcisc such behaviour in our pres
ent sovereign towards any 6rother sovereign
in Europe al We have To remark on the
following curious epistle, taken from the
Aurora Of to-day. is, that it must naturally
excite little surprise at first, to perceive
the republican, Mr.. Jefferson, expressing
his :" brat. % concern" for a king, and tend
erlng him lis congratulations on his being
Put in possession Ct the Throne Of Holland.
late arcpubic Tie surprise viii, however
cease, atperccivins Il At il IS French Kng
and Bonaparte's brother Lexis. In style i
resembles that Of one Of the Barbary Prin
ces.-N .: Herald
LONDON, MAY 90.
Copy ct letter from the President
OF the United States of America to the
King Of Holland, intercepted BY one of
the ships Of the North Sea SQUADRON
under command Of admiral Russell
Great and Good fiIend-Havino- r.
ceived your letter Of September last.
which notifies your accession to the
Throne Of Holland, | tender Won. II
behalf Of the United States, nv con.
CALCULATIONS Oh TINS eveht. Connected
with that nation by the earliest ties ~
friendship, and maintaining with them
uninterrupted relations of peace and
commerce, 10 event which interests
their welfare can be Indifferent to Us
1t Is, therefore, with the greatest plea.
sure | receive the assurances of your
Majesty, that you will continue to cher
ish those ancient relations, and we shall
on our part, endeayor to strengthen
your good viii by faithful observance
Of justice, and by ali the good Offices
which occasion shall permit.
Distant as we are from the Power,
of Europe, and devoted to pursuit.
which sepcrate us from their affairs
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-08-10

4 gentleman from Canada, states
that the lower classes Of people 'Lefe
appear to Wish for a war with the LIh-
ted States but people Of property aEo
business are very anxious shat peace
should be Pres4rvcd-PlA
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-08-10
ANTICIPATION.

The following Information i said 10
be extracted from the English Morning
Chronicle.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-08-10

The fcryor ofpary spirit appears y
be happily su5sidirg IN efI1oA' ~ II.
observe in the Windsor dep'orr.''' Iii
per, mat tie rc--..o..o.. o. Mt 1 : oAE-
Tor. ! Federal RePutHc-h, - Lever
nor, is tecomnended'
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-11-17

Wateh- Maker, Main 81. Richmond,
- srvRNs his thanks TO hi. friends Tor tine
Il encouragement he has met with IN his pro-
tesssn, and hopes for continuation of pas;
favo~s
w N'CAI Ma. q general a'sor r,en' cf Gold
and Silver Wsyc ruate b. the best work men.
which he has taken rams TO oh;3in. consisting
of warranted gold and silver Watches. ladies'
o,namSn,ed and plain Combs. mot ming farcy
and plain s.ar-Rirgs, uauoning fancy and plain
Finger Rings, mourning and fancy ieckets, MI
na,g,e Settings, Necklaces PLAN and oruar"en,-
ed mourning aud fancy Seak Pins. B-ace,c;s.
Neck Clasps, gold, rilt. sieel aid six WaCh
Chains I'D, rebn 2, glass and steel Seal ooh,
glJ ana ,Url Keys, iocket AMI ripg Cases, gold,
silver and psarl Rattcns, ,ahe, deser5 ava tea
Spoons, s3ur and punch Ladies, sngr+ Tong,
sal, ~hnvelh, scissors CHAINS ard Case, Ih,r
hies and i,euc; Cases-wiIh variety of o'hct
.riciss Al OF ~hIeh he Offers st the most e.
dpoed prices. TT Cloche and Watches Of G.
very description ,ePAioed b. him,
Os'ber II 1877. CIV
N. B. Two Boys who can come well recon-
moulded will b. taken as Apprentices the a.
bcvc husiurss.