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The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-05-14

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Baltimore, Sd April, 1907. 12t
In virtue of the above-mentioncd Trust,
the Subscribers offer for Sale the follow
ing valuable Property -
Forty thouGnd acres Of unimproved Land.
iHuated IN Hlrrlton county, Virginia, on the
W;H FORK OF the Little Kcnhawa, and Bear
io'k or Stear creek This Land is Represented
70 be OF very good quality in general, compri-
Hng large quantity of rich bottoms, heavily
timbered, and s capable OF being laid # into
tracts OF five hundred acres each, to great adj
vantage.
One undivided half of 500 acres Of prime
Land, on Hugh's liver, in Harrifon coun,y,
virginia, near the lands of the late General
warrington, and adjoining the lands OF Jacob
Bseion, ALTO unimproved
-Four hundred and ninety two acres. in fa;d
county, near Ciarkiburg, the county town, I'M
improved.
One unimproved corner Lot in Waynefhure.
Greene county, Pennsylvania, very Handsomely
and advantageouhy fituated.
Seventeen and quarter acres of valuable
Land, near the above, having upwards of fifty
thriving sugar trees thereon.
One tone Houie and Lot in Conuelsvle, in
Penniylvan!a, with convenient out houles, being
valuable fand for buGnefs
Five hundred acres of very valuable Land,
within one and half miles of Connelsvile.-
On this tract is valuable Saw mill and other
imp ovements. 1t poffefIes the advantage of
one of the beft feats for water works in the
w Germ country, having the command of all
the water in the YOughiogsny river, which is
nav'g bic for boats corlferable difan.e a.
bove' and Dear to inexhauftible banks of iron
ore of the ben quality.
One undivided Gxh part of Laurel Furnace,
htnAted in Ftyette county. Pennsylvania, with
z,aoo acre Of Land belonging thereto, being
but few miles diftsnt from the lah mentioned
t1a6.
Three II ufes and Lots in the town of Blth.
*. 'ey county, VII Pinia-- To all which vslu
able properY indifputable titles will be given
Az perion intending TO purch'Ge will Goubt.
ie's vie y the property. move minute defcrip
ton 10 deemed unnecefdry, Apply to
JOHN TRIMBLR, y
No I8, Che pGdc 1r-o
WILLIAM LEE, liuhee''
NJ 'Ert Rrcet,
baltimore, al April. I9c5. rat
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-05-14

In virtue OF the aforementioned Trust,
the Subscribers offer for Sale the follow
ing valuable Property -
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-11-30
.(T,ansla,ed for the Phil Register, J
PARIS, September l 8, 1907.

The minister of The interior TO Mr..
Fonssa,. merchant al Bordeaux.
have received, sir, the request, which
you have addressed TO me, in your own
name. ape that of other merchants OF
your city, the object of which was TO ob
tam the admission Of The american ship
George Washington, which had been "a.
Ken inso Plynou;h BY an Eosllsh ship Ct
war.
Different YeclamGtfcHs of that nature aav-
IMP been submitted 10 the emperor his ma.
iss.y, confirming the dispositions OF ms &c.
:eree az the 2Ist November. 1906. has re-
Gently prescribed IFS strict execution. II
= impossible for me, sir. after this decis''
on 20 grant your request therefore 'e.
nj, 10 you The fiecs, which was annexed to
i,--;nyiting you to communicate my an'
swer 70 the merchants who. with you, have
signed The lneaoriai.
salute you.
49, .CRETET.
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aseranurta DatIp aDberttser.
MONDAY, NOVEMBER Sc.

MARRIED on Monday the aSd inatans,
At Philadelphia. by the Rev, Bishop Whife.
Mr. CALEB HAND, merchan, Of shs place,
70. Miss LEAH c. KEEN, of Philadelphia.
We are authorised to say. that the Sc
cre,ary Of state has recsiyed letter from
Mr. n. Patterson, consul at Nso,s, stating
that. q merchsns of sha, ely had just re-.
.ceived Information from high authority al
Paris, THAT count Tousioy had srrives. and
had offered the mediation OF Rnss:s to
efFecs a peace beeween France and Great
Britain: that il was believed that such an
offer would DOT have been made uuless the
emperor Aiexander had previously known,
that Russia was Determined against every
&C, Of hostility with Crest Britain. Il was
believed that lord ST. Helrps was already
appointed by his governments, TO proceed
IBalt. Amer
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BALTIMORE. .sovcmber 10,

Arrived, sch'r Jane, MsNeil, 10 days from
!. Halifsx, sailed in CO. with the British Packet,
for New York. Left ship United States,
Moor, Of Baltimore, under adjudication sch
Fly, Frazier, for Baltimore, 10 days ship
Hero, Spencer, of New-York, laid over for
further proof, the captain swese he was 3
British subject and never was citizen of the
us. -passetls British frigates al anchor III
side Of the clpes, was hailed by the Milan, s
ordered to hsavs to, but having 3 fine wind
stood 81. Above Point Comfort saw ship
at anchor supposed to be the French ship Pa
triot
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-11-30

ed on your side. The dispatches from
this government go by this conveyance,
the British packet, to Mr.. Ersklne - And
we also learn Mr.. Munrec will sail 10 a.
bout week 10 merchant ship. The Re.
venge will go 90 Sunday, Ipresume TO
France, and from thence home, with dts.
patches, boih from Mr. Monroe and Mr..
Armstrong.
9 Lisbon, October :, 1907.
Since the date of our last. affairs Ia
this country have taken a very disagreed.
bic turn, and il has beSn ,umored, by the
copssl, 10 ell British merchants resident
in Lisbon, tia, .heir situation in Portugal
is very unssfe, and advising them, ~ or.
der TO save their properly, 10 reslrs with
OUT delay this communcaiion has caused
sreal alarm, and all The English families
afein consequence preparing 10 depart lnl
"a very few days, which Of course occa'
sions much conspsisn.''
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-11-30
NORFOLK, November %.

Arrived, in Hampton Roads, bound TO Bal
umofe, schooner Betsey and Charlotte. Ai,-
bot, q days i:on ot Barthoomews.- -Leit.
ship Fair America, Frai!ey, to sail III L. days
Tor Philadelphia.--,ifha ship Monte1u.na,
from Boston, arrived the 2sl October, under
the tort was aiken poss' ssioa otby an English
privateer-The armed brig Leo, belonging
to baltimore, went out and rotook the ship.
November 2, in lat. is, long. 63, 50, spoke
schsoEer Ann Eliza, James, of and bound to
Frederlrksburgh~- who abou, one hour before
carried away her maihmast in u squsll-aa-
mayed IN no other respect.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-11-30
LONDON, 1Octobsr IL.

The priace of MecIlenburg S;sei':z
reached town on Saturday. He was LAID,
cd at Dartmouth from cartel fsou Nor
iaix. Berg the nephew d gu queen. and
coniag by speci.! permission Of Napoleon,
sany iumours arr saoa,. Some will have
it shat he b1ugs letter from TIE euperor
OF The ffeoch, pressing negoeis,ion- 0.
s'aers. that hs brings some proposals from
The emperor Alexander.
/, was formerly reported, that the force
p!!:cslas at Cork was destined fer Msdef-
r.; bat it was yesterday rumored one Of
the Spanish settlements, aud Por:o Rico,
il the Gu!ph OF Mexica, is mentioned as
llsly 90 be the fret objec. Of a,,aek.
HE papers report hat French priva~
teer bad captured 40 American vessel, un.
der pe'ence OF being Lawful! prize, as
having come from so Englishport. Aao.
ther such irs,suce, and i: may be eeessary
10 anticipate the designs Of & the person
who rulss in France" to take possession
OF the American rayy, &c.
l1ern. Chron.
Mr.. .Canning's last notification 10 The
Gazette has puzzled the public in no small
degree. The very best maps have been
cSpssl,ed TO fud out who was meant by tie
learned secretary as ''.frierdly and neutral
powers"
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-CRETET

Cap,iu Benners arrived at Philadelph'a'
,sfr ait eehoru, the ship Hesty, Day OF TINS
Mort, expected to be released daily, !
90 the goth September was bearded on
Toulon byshe British frigase Sirius, tsw
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[Bak Amerl

London, October 9, 1907.
ihave barely 10 say ,ha, we are 10.
We'd to-day that the oegocission here has
ssS, snt tina, il is further to be discuss.
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, uato lIUm aimCIO anu uGdSSu tkt 1tVtAs
~. she informed captain Benners that the
evening before, the whole French feet
were safe 10 Toulon.
t On the I'd O1to5sr, off cape Palos,
spoke The brig America, Houston, from
Baltimore SO days, bound for Malta -
October 6, Gibraltar bearing W miles,
was boarded by the British NJ. w. gun.
brig Dexuous, lieutenan, Tomlinson aud
treated very politely shortly after was
brought 100 in the Gu. by Spanish gun
boat priva,eer, several others being in
sight, they behaved also more civilly than
usual.
uc.. Z, Cape Sparies bearing S. F. s or
leagues, was again beaded by the British
man OF war brig Redwing, AID reated
with UNCOMMON ciYi!i;y, who meas'onsd
'ha. ,hey had orders TO cseors ,hscuga tie
Straits all Americsn vessels bound 10 a
British port or seislemens; the o. nc evea-
log was brauebs tuo By g,i.,sa armed
ship. fslga,e II sight, add asIer enqrli-
ing her ass, allowed the Dispsseh 10 pso,
coed; shese repeated ,nstanees Of aagom.
mou civllisy makes it appear 1viascs TIA,
ordefs naust have been given from Engissa
TO kings shipaso alter their coaduct SC
wards he American flag, as m! one Of
those vessels even lacked al ,ne projections
sot the crew when offered 70 them.
Arrived ship Bainbsldgc Meal 4s days
from Rotterdam Leis here The 9Th Oc,.
ships Sheffield, Davis, of ard tor Norfolk /;
Alcnzo, Clark, OF and for New Bedford,
ready for sea; Recovery Webb, of Salem,
for Lisbon; Hua.sr Foster, OF Charleston
S. {. laid up; briggs Roeback: Of Norfolk,
under repaisss Thompson. Of Portsmouth,
II. Il. fox Portland /; Jerry, OF Newbed.
ford leading FOR New Yo,k.
Sailed IL CO ~ith brig BesscY, Barker of
and for Boston.
October z, in the North sea SIP tie ship
Eliza OF Boston 8 DAYS from Charleston,
S. G. for Rotterdam.
October l2, in he British Cnsnnel was
boarded from the Erlis!l irigate lsesia;
aoce, the officer al which irfurued ihAs
the French ptiyaieers we're cspiunng Ill
American ships they fall in with. oouad 10
or from E5sliah ports--'reased politely.
October IL, boarded from The Eriiiah ri.
gate lpcous,an,, the ohesr Of which IN
formed tina. pE;yateer of S.. Malo had
captured an American ship soa.bsig from
England bound to America. shsy AFTER.
wards were recapsursd by az English Fri.
gate and sea. into Eog,and--sIso treated
politely.
[Pti, babsr.
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POST-OFFICE.

ALEXANDRIA, .Wov. 80, 1907.
WINTER ESTABLISHMENT OF THE
MAILS. ~
The northern mail will arrive every day at
nine o'clock, A. NJ. and close every day iSun-
days excepted) at half after one p. NJ.
Southern mail will arrive every day at two,
p. M. and close every day tSundays exceptedi
at eight, A. NJ.
November 80. DIST
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-11-30

...,.al that there ouShtto be some pgoyl-
allowing the United States TO become pur.
n% &C if they chose, alter certain length OF
eu in order to make il free bridge; that
p s.rs was in the bill no provision maklng the
~ ssres of STOCKHOLDERS amcnabie to process
sIaw that man mi. ,ht consequently vest
mhis property in this stock in order to de-
saud his creditors and that there WAS IN the
h no provision for clearing the channel OF
81. river, in case it should DC Injured by the
sr;dse being carried away by ice, storms, &c,
: should be Iels unfinished.
Those who exposed the motion expressed
,oeir regret that these amendments had not
sesu thought OF when the bill was before the
committee II the whole, and open for amend
,,aat that this MAS done with a design to de-
III tie principe of the bill, and thattae adj
.orases o., the motion .nisht be compared to
nav,cians who administered their nostrums
6 s, in FAINT till they strangledit; in anstger to
he g:rst objection 1t was replied that the risk
..,,;cs he subscribers would ron II the expo
,anent, entitled them to ample remuneration,
M! lei whenever the annual income exceedea
Is pcr censam on their capital, congress was
authorised 70 lower their tolls; to the second
ob;ect,on it was answered that every monied
;aSitusioa was liable to the same objection !;
that crosiitoes were authorised to seize upon
toIIs arising from the stock o. individuals, sna
10 scouSssratc tacm till they received their
dues and to the THU d objection, it was said
that these events were within the bare COM
pass Of possibility, and might never happen.
The motion for recommitsaent tc a select
ea,a mittec was carEica--.Aycs ~ /; and the
same committee appointed that brought IN
the bill
tT.uaadau's proceedings 10 be continued
PHILADELPHIA. November 90,
Ex,racf # letter flom 4dmsteyap@. ds'ea
Ccfo5er s. lSa7.
We are Still ia shc nopieasans situa.
,iea Of the nncesiaiEty ct peace or war
he,ween Eng.aad HI Amrsica-- he prices
sfsp.oauc.s Notwithstanding are very IA.
yorabls; sfe caFgors la.rly arrived from
America farnisii handsome sa.es II is
probstle tina, the asniral;ts Of Foriugal
will soon scsasr. We are also *. e1pecia.
non OF rcpture bctwesn Eagaana sad
Ra.sis. The neutrality Of the Z. Srssss
10 this case would be desirable object "
Yesterday arrived ship EGss-Aoa. Viii
hans, from London. Sailed 'front.' YVES
the ,ssh of October. and lei, there The U.
S. schooner Revenge, captain Real. TO
SAIL eek, day Cor 3ress OF Fainoe,h.
spoke she ship Unioo, Jacobs, from Phi.
Isdelphia. TO Aotwerp, detained and s--t
ia by British cra;zer. Cspfsin W 10.
forms shat ii was understood ~ The :irae OF
his sailing thar Mr. Munree would spend
she winter 10 Eagisad.
\ The passengers in The Eliza Ann, all
speak in I,fms Of confidence that our dit.
fsrsnces with England will be amicably &C.
comnodaled.
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f7th Of Septe mber, aud was leaky all the
passage. Tie passengers were MIR Ma.
thew Semple, Of the house Of Semple aud
Shaw Of New York, aud Mr.. James A.
lexander Of Virginia, 10 the c.blo; and in
the Storage. Mrs. Graham ADD chill.
dren, Mr.. Irwin and wife, mr.. Scott sad
Mr.. Wright, who all arrived sstr at New
York. -Four packages of dry goods were
saved 10 the long boat, from the SARAH.
The ship Commerce, ofthis pert, waslefs
in Cowcs Roads on the l4th October, waiting
for orders.
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Interesting TO Commerce.

-~''"0' e0''''S " S~0't"It1t Go
The last London papers contain the follow
ing article, interesting to our merchants who
trade to l.dia -" Instructions, We undeis
stand, harc been sent to Ia!a, to impose al
adt!it1oaql duty OF 10 per cent. Oh al neusr1s
vessels tfading to all ports Of th4t Country,
within British jurisdiction
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Commercial Houses in different parts OF
Europe to their correspondents in this CT :
tyr
EoRDgAUx, Sept. 10Th, 1907
The George Washington cannot be I'D.
us:.sed TO e. cnsry because she touched tie
E:ltisA shore. tho' the capsors did rot laud
any part of the cargo, aud The papers are 10
The riosttsSaisr oider--Sevesal Danish
yrssels now here are 10 the same situation,
aad would roo the risk of being taken by
the Engiiss. If they are forced GU, Of the
river. Cassain Hide.us is gone to Paris
TO .pe'itioa, lhroogh The mediation of your
anibasssiat--;t gsod serse prevails. be
will ob,ala leave 30 land his cargo. Wkich
ID attended with proper documents &c prove
i does cot originate from any British set.
rencnts
|" HE same measures have been taken
IN + oiiaGd, aud Ia the ports OF Germany,
where .ilcre are still lfseoch gsrriSons.
Severed vessels coming direct from EGG.
land haze heea confsscased, both ships,
ADD csTgoSs; sns .hose which had only
put iaso Sri,ish port by force, or choice,
hive hcca obliged to 20 auay--It is TO be
expected saat the ambassadors of neutral
powers will make representations, aud shat
such orders vii! beleegfed, for commerce
even before was lahouging under too .gseat
difficulties.
. No vsris,isn 10 the course of exports
since our iset, though We have no neutral
vessels 70 ship them for the north of Eu,
rops."
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[Fdh

Letters from Halifax, dated the l2sh 10.
stant, say, "The accounts received BY the
Packet are by 90 rneans favorable to re-.
cancellation with America. We are bust.
ly employed in putting our works OF de.
tence in as good state as The advanced
season will allow, aud are in daily expec-
sation Of reinforcement of 5000 men, a
company o. artillery, AID an addition 10
cur naval force. The Horauo figate.
which conveyed sir ia aes II. Craig, and
cutie. to Quebec, has arrived here, aud
il attached to admiral Berkeley's squa.
dron.
"The weather in this latitude j: the
most unprecedented il The recollection of
the oldes, inhabitants; ne are almost de.
!uged with RAIN havicg scarcely had dry
day these three weeks, and Il still conti
nues to pour down."
A gen.lemau who arrived ia the Packet
from Halifax s.ares, % paper, that Il IS
expected admiral .Berkeley's aquadfcn will
winter at Hslifaxi instead OF besmuda-
That marriage was expected shortly TO
take place between The eldest Miss Berke-
lev and sir Thomas HARDY, captain OF the
Triumph-That a fsiga,e was beating toto
Halifax as the Packet came cut. probably
the, one tina. sailed from England on the
18th of October, supposed 10 have on
board the order Of council for opening the
ports of Nova Scotia to the Americans,
for the importation Ct certain articles emu
mera.ed IN an act Of parliament passed
last session that the presidents message
10 congress had been critically anallzed at
HALIFAX the navy and army extracted no
thing fran /, but war; but mercantile men
thought il as peacssble as possible.
lMe.o York GaS.
Arrived at New York on Monday even.
ing last, the s!oop Morning Star, captain
fordau, II DAYS from Edeoton. Do the
so,h instant, off the capes OF Virginia.
picked up the crew and passengers (s5 10
number) of the ship Sarah, Duonet, from
Crrenook for New York They had been
10 the boa, "a hours. The ship had nine
fee, water 10 her hold when they deserted
IL, ch. sailed from Greenolk on tae
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q Bcrdeau., October 8, 1907.

IS Annexed beg to hand copy Of a
letter received from ,he miniater, relative
10 the George Washington. / am exs
,rerely concerned that j. is so little consol
ing This unfortunate ship is obliged 10
drop Iown immediasely--and only waits
the captains return from Parts to goto sea,
20 obtain admission into the port Of S. Sc.
bas,,srs: yhcre ! have been assured. that
she can be admitted without difficulty
If that por, should prove unsuccessful,
there is oa;y the part Of Lisbon left to try
.or 20 return to tho Uaised Safes. !
hope .he will not be reduced to tha, extrc.
nifty"
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INTERESTING.
I fRIYA1,E CORRESPONDENTS.
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TcoMMUNIcATED FOR THE REGISTER

Extracts Of Letters, from respe ciab!e
Commercial Houses in different parts Q
Europe to their correspondents in this CT
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-12-15

TOR SALE, that well known and valuable
L FIRM, on Chickalominy river, formerly
the property of Mr.. Thomas Watkins, decd A.
bout IA miles from Richmond, containing 54S n.
cres very considerable part, is valuable swamp
Land, a part of which is reclaimed, and now in
meadow, from which / have been cred bly, inform
ed, that Mr.. Watkins, in his life time cut up
wards of 100 ton in the year there is about 100
acres OF the swamp Land now in timber, and
could be reclaimed at very inconsiderable ex-
pence, to make it produce at least double the
quantity ofhay, that has been formerly cut. There
IS considerable quantity of cedar on the high
Land, and ] believe full sufficient to fine the
greater part OF the plantation in. On this plan
tation, IS tolerable good dwelling -housc, kitch
en- and very good barn, with several out.houses
for the negroes also, An excellent young apple
orchard of about 300 bearing trees independent of
the old orchard, of 100 more of the best fruit and
about 800 peach trees selected from the best kind
with variety of pears cherries. and al of which
choice fruit. There is also on this plantation
very valuable mill seat, on which there was for.
merry good grst mill, and from information, IL
sed to receive from so to so barrels oftoll corn per
annum. Last year erected new mill house on
it, with considerable part of the running wear.
finished, and for about 100 dollars expehce, the
mill could be completed. Few plantations in this
country, possess more natural advantages, as the
whole Of the meadow can be watered from the
mill stream. This farm is worthy the object of
any person who is fond of farming, and can be
made AS productive as any in the state, for the
number facres it contains. am satisfied, to a.
ny man, who would turn his attention to making
of hay, the product Of that article alone, would
be from to 5O0pounds annually, independent of
corn and wheat. To any person inclinabe to pur-
chase this farm, will give acredit of years on
paying down IA ofthe purchase money, on Sc
curing the balance bya deed of trust OIL the pre-
misses. DANIEL L. HY-L TON
Nov. 90. (oavAyyI F.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-12-15

! WISH to sell the following Tracts of Land, &
will make the time to accommodate the pur.
chasers
l12 acres in the county Of Crcenbrier, CT the
Great kanawha Road, on Rock Creek, patented
IN my name.
l52 acres in the same county, lying on Rich
creek, patented in my name.
ITO acres IN the same county, on the same
crccF, patented in my name.
$50 seres in Kanawha county, on Gauley river,
patented IN fnv name
iOoO acres IN the Same esr.ty, on the same ri.
yer, patented in my name.
1870 acres i'll the same county, on the south side
OF new river, patented in my name.
ZOO acres in the same county, on the waters of
Coie river, patented in my name.
5000 acres in The county Of Monroe, on tie wa
terF OF Second and Turkey creek, patented in ny
nane.
These lands were taken up at a very carly date,
and from the best Information, am induced to be,
cvc, that they are not inferior to any lands in that
par. Of the country. JAMES c. ANTHONY.
Richmond, NoY. ~, Qsw4w)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-12-15
CITr RN.
Nov. 80.

The subscriber respectfully informs the pub
the comfortable accommodation Of gentlemen tr,
vellers and others where the most respectful
attention will be paid to all who may favor him
with their custom.
Gentlemen attending the General Assembly
may be accommodated during their STAY in town,
n a manner and upon terms which cannot fail to
give entire satisfaction.
The best OF every thing which our city can af
ford shall be constantly provided, with careful
and attentive walters. good stabln,, and holsters
About thirty or forty gentlemen can be well sup
piled with boarding, and lodging during, The win,
ter EATT1 WHITE
Dec. 4. (cp4w.l
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-12-15

HE subscriber begs leave to inform his
\ friends and the public in general, that he
has rented OF Mr.. Crouch, the connections House
on the street leading from the Governors TO the
maln-stIeet, known by the name OF the CITl-
HOTEL, and has provided himself for the ac-
commodation Of about 20 members of the Assem-
bly,, and from 10 to Is regular boarders. From
hls contguity to the Capitol and to that part OF
Town IN which the most business is transacted,
the reasonabeness of his charges, and his attenti
on to those who may please to call OH him, he
flatters himself to give such satisfaction as 10 me-
III tnelr patronage. 10 transient passengers, ne
Wall add, that he has an excellent stable, which
shall At all times be well provided for the reccp-
ton OF their horses. f411ES V.fUGRAN
Richmond, Dec g. rep3w1