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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-09-25
IS Miller Wanted.
Pubic Sale.

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OK afs ~ Z ], iis s,fia, 10 tile suo-
sas vs., ts seearec de. oqpi7g. 6y bial . tAe
Fem Of .ssis1endrIa, "a q i3tJIsSl.aY lac
saa aty d cct6sr asrt. .sgi& Sc exho@ed. to
sasaea ! ersais Of sir, tsssive end eisEhteen
motifs caayyiag an i.sloftss from flGt day,
scvesas 4 OPS aat!! f.aSe%ls Of tiRoUAi', ~
tArfogsa n p47;.ssGa, 20 srst
An unlAldsa Ns.oiety Of a piece
sSrouad, wiz the improvements, lyins up
easbe wect SIDE. Of tSoYas.stfeets.,A TO the
aortaward Of King street, fronting twenty
!. I'VE iest,slS inches on Royal-strces, ;.nllexr
ssens bssssk one ::iuns.rcd and twenty three
sslays i.caes--thc alcie ground suojsct q
ssaaaual rent q htlees pounds twelve shil-s
MSs Virginia currency.
= piece OF Ground, lying ups
eatnc Scs5 side OF GoIumhus-s5rect ard to
,as scstnward Of King street, extending OIL
suumShs-street sixty SIX feet seven inches to
sswenty iees alley, snen wes<warsliy with the
Is o. the alley one hundred ard sixteenieet
"aAosier alley fSosirteen feet zen inches wide,
slsa naOslliwaldlg with the line OF that alley
s.sasy;ssx feet seven inches, then esstwa:dlyT
"satyrsoes feet three iacacs and an half, then
: s'ass4rdly forty feet, then eastwardly nines
vsac ieet eight inches and an Ilalf-subjeet
ents. - ! - y 7''i'S NSs'''' .Sl's
u. a Square. Of Ground, con
w aaas tIo acres, lying on, the south side of
s ".s.sss,s'reet, north side of Wilkes-s,reet,
ps NJ sue Of Fatriek-street, and east SIDE oi
4 large Frame Store 81 Ware
4. as. ss Spls upon a piece Of ground lying on
v,s asa side Of Prince-sreet and to the east
ssu fairEax-street, the ground is thirty
h ,;s so'1e inches front on Prince-street, the
r;l sa':s nearly covers TIE whole front, the
sa'dass is ensured.
James Keith,
.s.s. John G. Herbert,
se,Smssr 9 III dts s
ALMANACS for 1903,
'4't Published and for sale, BY
x..... Cottonl and Stewart.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-09-25

BRYAN HAMPSUN
HAS ros SALE.
10 pipes old port 7 Il
S do Madeira
so quarter casks Lisbon ~
IL do particular Teneriffe 81
Is do. Malaga
Is pipes old cognac brandy
do. 4th proof Holland Gin
$ hhds. Sd proof Antigua ran
y do FIRST quality molasses
. do. green copperas ::
2 do. alum
20 do brown sugar
20 bags pimento
IS do. pepper
10 chests young Tyson Il
10 do dyson skin b
!. $ do. imperial q
100 bags green coffee
$50 kegs, madden
so dc. ground ginger
80 do. raisins
1900 los. bacon, well cured
S kegs salt petre
A quantity of fine and ground alum salt.
At all times he has the first quality -four for
family use on hand-with number of other
articles--aH of which he will sell low On his :
former terms.
Aug. 81 d
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-09-25
Land for Sale.

10 be Sold, On the premises, Oh
Thursday the 5th of October next, email
TRACT OF LAND, lying in the county Of
Fairfax, containing about enc hundred and for
ty acres. This Land lies about seven or eight
miles Of Alexandria and George Town, has a
sufficient quantity OF wood and meadow land,
anasis we'll watcred. It lies adjoining the seat
Fof Or. Henry Rose, ard would make COM
Portable retreat for town family in the sickly
season. Capt. Joseph Powell will shcw the
Land to any person wishing to view 1t, before
tho day of sale, when the terms which is ex-
pected to be accommodating, VIII be made
known by
The Legatsesef Nathan Smith, decd.
September g dts
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-09-25

lanes SA NDERSO
offers for Sale, on noderete terms,
5000 lbs. best Green Coffee
10 tierces fresh Rice
20 kegs fresh Raisins
IL tierces green Copperas
pipes Cogriac Brandy
10 hhds, 4th proof Jamaica
so barrels N. E. Rum
Is barrels Whiskey
10 bales Cotton
boxes Gotten and Wool Cards
IL boxes Tin Plates.
IND IN STORE,
2s hhds. South Potomac Tobacco.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-09-25
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER IS, 1907.
PUBLIC SALE.

In pursuance of decree of tie Superior
Court Of Chancery, holden at the capitol,
in Richmond, March S. 1902, will be sold,
on the promises, OH THURSDAY the lst day
of October next, to the highest bidder, for
cash,
A House and Lot--Als0, an unim-
proved Lot, situated on the north side of
Duke-strect, between Columbus and Alfred
streets, the property of Amos Alexander.
s. 81 The sale will commence at 10 O'clock.
Cnthbert Powell, !
phineas Janney, }C0m'rs.
Thomas Janney,J
Sept. g. dts
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-09-25
The Subscriber,

IN OSOoSIIUfIp
ut his Manptactorg, bate,-street, offers .for
sats,
Upwards Of 1900 VT. Soap,
which, on iaspection. WILDE found ola verT
superior quality.
Mould and dipped Candles in boxes.
South~Carolina Cotton, inbales.
Ditto Rice, in tissces.
md, Ss usual, .jfrst ft2lity
Philadelphia Porter, in i,hds. aid bottles.
Willie II Dunlap.
+ September ei, CO
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-08-18
RICHMOND, TUESDAY MORNING, AUGUST 49, 1907.

Finally, is the cafe at all altered by fi,ch men
enterng;the pubic leryce on board of a nation.
al vehei! 1t is not perceived that this in the
iean varies the cafe. Ifthe perfons, who deiert-
ed from the Britih fervce, entered our fervice
immediately, and their a9 of deierton was
known and countenanced by US, the BIitih
might unqueftionahly have reafon to complain
But 1t is not pretended that this is the fact in
the Prefent inttance or that it has been the fa6t
IN any lnttance whatever. The cafe fuppofed is
that OF Brtifh iubjeGts deerting from the Britiih
landing in the u. States and afterwards enter
ing into fervice of the United States. Is there
any obligation impofed on the U. States when
men offer to enter her fervce, to enquire whe-
ther they are Americans, Engliihmep, or
deierters' Were fhe dfpofed to do 70, has fhe
the means of obtaining the truth? Neither the
obligation nor the means exit. Men are wanted
by her, and the American flag offers it prote6ii-
on to all who enft. is not lefs obi
eatory on one hde, than protection on the ~
Their. Once enlited on board a national vefiel
the rights of the entitled are no otherwife abridp-
ed than the rules of the naval fervce abridge
them. IT they were not punifhable fot certain
acts committed by them in foreign countries, or
on the high feas, before their entment, they
do not bee ONE puniihable for fuch act after
their entltment. 1t is not, therefore, the duty
OF the American government, either tn emfelyes
10 Pun''h, or to give them up to foeign pow
er for PunIihment and fit is not their duty to
give them up, no right can exit in foreign go.
vernment to 3snazI them. The latter may re-
quett their delivery and the former may comply
with the requet but the delivery will be an act
OF courtefy, not the fulflment of duty.
But it may be faid that the law of nations
which is paramount to all municipal laws, re-
quires the furrender Of deferters.- This we to-
tally deny; and fay that neither the law or u
iaee OF independent nations recognizes fuch
principle.
1t is indeed, we underftand, cuitomary for
the commanders of men of war on the high ieas
and on foreign cations, as an act of courtefy,
to furrendef deferters from each other. Blu, in
this cafe the ACT of defertion is direct from one
veHe to the other; and the delivery is mat
ter OF favor not of right.
Let US then heaI no more of this mott abfurd
OF all abiurd pretentions. However the Engifh
man, Whole habitual perveriion of mind has
accuitomed him to meafure right by force, NAV
rave in the Gelirium of his pai;ons let us look
upon that American as a promifing candidate
for bedlam, who breaches fuch opinions and
particularly, let oar eyes be fixed upon him
in times like thefe.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-08-18

At meeting of number of the citizen, If m. rom.
ty OF Pauquier, convened at the oour;.hou(s on tbe
SON Gay OF July, III the year GOT, for the pur-
pole OF taking into confederation the meafurgs h.
hoves US to adopt this momentous crids in our
affairs On motion of Capt. Hancock Lee Cen
John Blackwell, was unanimously appointed Chair
man; and Hugh X. Campbell Secretary to the
meeting when committee was appointed, con-
hitting OF the following gentlemen, to wit
John Love, John Scott, Hancock Lee. Vim. BesIs
Robt' Randolph Thos Chiffon, G unavus Homer.
PhliP farrilon, James Wright, Thornton Buckper
VIM Edmonds, JoiePb Blackwell jr. and Augunine
Jennings, to draw up and report iueh reioutiops
the iaid committee might think proper on the occaf
on, WHO after retiring for ioTt time returned the
following report and revolutions, which were unani-
mou1y adopted.
The injuries which the neutral rights of the peopIe
OF America have long been iubjeeted to, from the 90
vernment of G. Britain;
Inc frequent invaiions of our tranquility within
our own juriidiaion and on our own (hores;
The murder of an American citizen, while nav;oa-
ting his veiis on our oolt yet unatoned for and
the promotion by his government, Of the officer
who dared thus the commillion of a wan,en and ,ov
ardy aflaGinaton an innocent d.fencelef, (slI.u
citizen;
he known reiuial on the part Of Great Britain to
guarantee by treaty, her future obfervancs of our
tionai rights, the iecurity and maintenance of Whit
involve no sis than the independence and Covere;ont
OF the American people
The late daring and da0ardly attack, made BY one
Of the fhiPs OF of Great Britain on the tJni,ed
states IMP the Cheapeake, in conformity, as we he
heve TO that ipir Of their government WHICH ,youId
PToitrate at the foot of their maritime power. the
rights and liberties of the free born American, and
the eonieqaent murder and dilmembernent nj man,
Of our fellow citizens;
Their iniolent violation Of our doneRic riob,s bv
ieizing, iearehing ard OBTAINING veTsls failing with.
IN our territorial limits, ard from port to port with.
in our waters;
And lanly, the intelligence lately received amono
MS, that the Brith iquadron within the Capes ~
Virginia, continue to wear the aGpea of honiitv 70.
wards US; ! hat they have difregarded and eontern
ned enc authority OF our government, by refufng TO
depart from territories, when reoo;rsd bv ~,
proclamation of the PIeGdent Of the United stare
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-08-18
NORFOLK, Auguft 8.
C. 0 III IA U MIG ATIO NJ.

On Monday morning about 9 o'clock the
Williamsburg Troop of Cavalry, commanded
by Captain Richard Coke, returned from tour
OF twenty-five days fcrvice at Hampton.-The
readiness with which this detachment executed
the Executive orders, has not, perhaps, been
exceeded by any company engaged on the pre-
tent nterefing location. In fix hours after the
receipt OF orders by Captain Coke, the Troop
lett the city, and while on duty at Hampton.
not member who belonged to- the Company
was abfent. The Willingness with which III, +.
Patriotic Soldiers discharged every part of Ia.
borious fervice, in Performance of which, one
halt OF their number were frequently employ
ed on guard, and other duties, without relief.
Tor twenty four hours, cannot be too biphIy an.
plauded by their country.
The terms in which their commanding Off
Ger has expreiied his appreciation of their con-
duct, while on duty, will be heard with pleafure
by every individual, Whole bofom CLOVIS with
The noble feelings which agitdte the heart of an
American citizen at this time. The company
OF Volunteer Rhsmen, commanded bv Can't.
Robert Anderlon, met them al 11ort diRance
from the city; and after the ufual fautes, they
were elcorted to the public parade ground,
" here feveral addrefies, prefenled to them on
their return, were read by the commanding of.
nicer, and they retired to their reflective homes.
1T IS much to be regretted, that the civil autho-
rites of the city did not join, more particular.
ly' IN the general eKpreilon of gratitude to
Captain Coke, aud his brave folders, and E.
vince their appreciation by fome diftineui(hed
mark of attention to them.
Williamsburg, AUguit S, 1907.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-08-18

The innenfe quantity of grain, confirmed in Hri
tain, in making malt liquors, may be conceived from,
the quaasity Of beer, ftrong ale and brown Gou.
made by a few of the principal brewers of London.
In Scotland, there is more frong ale made than in
England, 70 much TO- that grsat quantities are
lariy lent from Edinburgh to London and in re-
turn, porter and common beer are fent from Eng
land to Scotland The greater part of what is term
ed brown ftout, is chiefly put up for expectation.
The quantity grain conlumed in this way, is in
deed mmenfe there is fcarcely town of any con-
equence In Britain, that has not feveral breweries
for malt liquors. To this beiides is to be added the
quantity of grain, confirmed in making fpirits BRAN
dy, whifky and gin. The grain of Britain would
much more than iupply her with food, if 70 great
part were not employed in this manner. In Scotland
1t is laid, that there annually confirmed above
100000 bufhels of grain in the manufacture of Whit
key alone; there muff be double that quantity uled
in England in making brandy and gin. The quanti-
ty continued in Ireland is equally great in proportion
It muR therefore be evident that the farmers have
their nea cuaonsers in the brewers and dilillers.
rms advantage i, encreafed maintained by duties
imPoed by the Britiih government, on brandy in
particular, which now amount four dollars per En-
gum galion-the advantage might Of courle ba fecu-
red in tbs fame way in America. ~.
Should there be peace in Europe, the article of
Provions will be rejected in great meafure & inde-
pendent OF this confederation mutt foon have an o..
yer ioek of provions from the conaant clearing and
cuitvssing of new lands, particularly to the weiward
proviions nu& in fact become 70 cheap as to render
1t Improbable to cultivate them IL is therefore our
interet, inifeadofimportng and confirming Wen India
rum French Brandy and Dutch gin, to encourage
breweries ard dililleries by which we fha not only
ferve ourielves by giving fae for gran but be-
neht the poor of Europe by leGening the coniumpt-
on by ditilaton, &c of grain grown there, and by
throwing among0 them much OF the liquors confirmed
amonett US at prefent.
In this point have reference in particular to the
iaooring poor of Britain. In country in Europe
do the laborng poor work 70 hard in England, and
all their wages that not laid in the purchafe of
abiou,e neeeaaries for extence taken away from
them by taxation. Though the wages of the laborers
have advanced, owing the advance of every article
occaoned by and taxes, their condition i. as bad
as ever. So dear is living in Britain, indeed, that
were it not for the laborfavng machinery, which we
are told executes the work of ten millions of people,
the manufactures of England NUT have Topped long
ago, and the trade gone into other channels.
We cannot too foon turn attention iubjeas of
this knd-and to fuch establishments iball give us
an independence of European events and European
markets. du,ora.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-08-18
CDolre8tlr.
BOSTON, Auguf I,

On "Wednesday !sa, his excelIency Governor
Sullivan, and aids, accompanied by Gen. Lin
coin; GenIs. Elliot, WnGow, Donnfon, Davis
and Gardner; plain Freeman, and the f1e-
riff of Suffolk, made vift of iUfpedio to the
fsVeral Hands in the outer and inner harbor, in
the U. S. Regenue Gutter, commanded by ap-
tain Williams. to a'rtr ain the beit fcites for for.
tlhcatio1s. On Palling Fort Independence, in
the morning, the commander IN chief received
federal falute and in the afternoon on his re.
turn from Governor Iflind to the fort was
welcomed By fc ond falute. The garrifon
paraded, and went through their veteran exer.
CITES, evolutions and fringS, before his excel
leRcy.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-08-18
FREDERICKSBURG. Aunua Ia.


The eAeelive rains of ruelday night and WedneC-
day Iait, prodsced greater reih in the Rappahan-
mock than has been known for more than 20 wears
and we fear the dearuetioa occafioned thereby, in
the upper country, isgreat indeed. In this town and
nelghborhood ieveral individuals have been Gevere
iufterers particularly Mr. Robert Dunbar in the Ior,
OF his valuable bridge at Falmouth, the woodwork
OF winch was entirely fwePt away by the deRruaivs
torrent together with the almon entire demoition
OF the exentive canal which conveyed the wa.
ter to the mills OF Mr.. Dunbar and MIR. Richards -
The canal on this de the river, which convened the
water to the mill OF Metlrs Cooch and Hollneiwsrtb.
was greatly injured, and the woodwork at the head
deltroyed. The hOufe OIL Johnfon and Young,
wharf, occupied by Mr. Donaldfon, and another &C.
euPied by Mr.. McWiiliams have been carried off.
A FINAL veiel' loaded with OyCer fherIs, broke her
fats and was daihed to pieces againi Gaels wharf
-ieveral other Enall veels parted their cables and
have gone down with the current. The meadows of
Mefrs. Williams Minor, Mortimer, Lewis. &c,
were entirely overfowed, and great lois iuaaibed in
hay, corn, &c.
The water continued to rife at ten o'clock laA ngh,
Two northern mails and one iouthern are now On.
Pirgiaia Hyaia.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-08-18
To the Proficient Of the United Srates.


Indignant at the late outrage and murder
committed by Britiih man of war, Oh the crew
OF the United States fhp, Chefapeake, we the
undersigned mariners of the port of Baltimore.
respectfully beg leave to tender our profe ifion-
al fervices TO be employed in fuch manner as
you may conceive mott ufefu, pledgng our.
ielves as we hereby foIemnly do, TO Contribute
all IN our power towards avenging the coward
ly murder of our featuring brethren.
july %.
Signed by fixty.eight fhip matters and mari.
ners.
To which the PRECEDENT returned the follow.
ing anfwer:
10 W"HSm CoqDper and etberJ, mariners sftke
port Of Baltimore.
The offer of your profel1ional feryices to vour
country merits and meets the highet pratt. ::
ihouId the ouirases lately committed by the
agents ofa foreign power in the Chefapeake and
lis neighborhood, extend themieves to your
Por., your fervces will be valuable towards its
fecurily and if general appeal is to be made
to the public arm, for the fuPport of our rghts 8,
the ipIrIt from which your offer flows, which
aniInates our nation, will, / trult, be their fuf.
ficient fafeguard.
tender, for your country, the thanks yeu
70 juity deferye.
TIL : JEFFERSON.
Wa/5Jngton, 1uly 81, 1907
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-08-18
Gurope
NORFOLK, Augut 1s.

At the moment that our paper was putting
TO Prtfs' the Highland Mary. Captain FraGr'
arrived from London, which Ae left the l4th
or Juae' by her we have received papers to the
i3th OF that month. Thefe papers do not con.
tam any intelligence of Importance. They
ipeak of battle fought in Poland on the 18th
or May, in which Victory is claimed by both
naes--out the whole we incline to think is mere
hetIen, becaufe accounts from the Pren.h
HEAD Quarters are (via France) as late as The
2fth OF May, and they nj ke no mention of fpch
battle. " 'H|''
=, Great anxiety appears to prevail refpeainp
the treaty with this country, which it was nm.
uerito TO-! was to be returned by M. PurUiane,.
tue l4llIng OF the Wep from Warrington beise
no1,ced ~ a paper of the 10th of June.
By this VelIel dispatches for the Secretary of
state have been received, and will 90 on TO
warrington by the mail tomorrow morning.
Parliament was fpecislly fummoped to meet
on the 22d of June. 'o ~ '''ee'
Nothing is tad of negotiations for peace.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-08-18
FOR SALE,

TWO hundred and City of LAND, ftuate
in Henrco county, on the Williamsburg road,
about three miles from Richmond, and adjoining the
plantation of Alex. George, Efq Also, three par
GELS Of Ground, lying below Giiiies creek, at Rock
etts, in the city of Richmond Also, one Share, in
the James river Canal Company. Which ellate was
dviied to William Nicholfon, by the Ian will and
tefament of George Nichol(on of faid county, de-
ceafed.
The iaid elate is highly Va!nabls, and will be fold
cheap for cain, or negotiable notes, with approved
indoriers. Apply to
OLIVER B. HAYES,
TIT: W.tSingtOa 1ag.rn, Richmond.
Augua IL eptf.
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PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 7.

CAPT Wayne, Of the brig St. Croix Packet, arriv-
ed at the lazaretto, informs, that before he failed
the Br;lh Packet had arrived there, which brought
Intelligence that Bondparte WAS about concluding
= PEACE with the powers Of Europe but that
Grea, Britain would not be admitted to Join them,
inleis the treaty IF Amiens was pnequivocally ac-
knowedged By that power. The Britiih Packet
brought papersto the 2I,h June but they contained
Eoihing material. Amsy. Gai Ily.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-08-18
CHARLESTON, July 81.

We are happy to learn that captain Kaltiefen
the commanding officer of Fort Johniton, has
received advice that large fupply of cannon
and military flores have been ordered on to this
city for the defence of our harbour. Six can
non, ls and 81 Founders, with travelling carri-
ages, and ten l s Founders, are directed by the
Secretary of War to be depoited in this city,
under the charge of the officer commanding the
riiiitla. Ctr. GAG.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-08-18
FOR LONDON

FOR LONDON,
fHE NEW COPPER FASTENED SHIP,
,E1N POWHATAN.
SEE%GS WILLIAM CorrLE, MASTER,
S-sYN lNGAsS Buytbrn about 500 Hbds. 7ebaess
SHE is daily expected at City Point
Having part of her cargo already engaged, fhe will
take the balance moderate freight. For terms, ap-
ply to MIR. Edmund w. Rootes, Richmond, or
NASH & MUNROE, Petersburg.
ArgIh 4. 4w.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-08-18
INrrpNAT CONCppNe

In the event Of peace in Europe, or Of war with
England, in sther Of whc cafes the export Of grain
and pfov,ions would be greatly dminiGed the far
Eiers houd turn their attention to enquire, it, what
way they can fad another market Or vent fer their
productions.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-08-18
FOR LIVERPOOL,

FON u V ENfOOII,
TIE FINE AMERICAN SHIP
, CHARLES,
s.yZETTAs w. w. PARRorr, Mater,
SsM iEAp Buytben $50 HID. Tobacco.
sse.Ss.E-ssgssszt WILL fail in all next week For paf-
fage apply to the matter on board,
Pickett, Pollard e JobnRon,
Oz,erton Ander/on.
Wbo bave imported in Jaid Snip,
One hundred Crates of well alTorted Liverpool
WARE, which they offer for fae on moderate
terms
Richmond, AuguG 7. ep2w.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-08-18
AueuR II.

a French Lady arrived here on Sunday even
ing, in pilot-boat, informs, that me was
pailenger IN fine Baltimore fchooner, Can't.
Volancy, from St. Jago de Cuba, loaded vita
iugar and hides, and bound to Baltimore ths,
on Saturday morning fhe got on board the pilor
boat; that at noon the ichOoner was fred a.,
and brought to by Britiih frigate in Ggbt Of
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-08-18
NOTICE

INTENDING to !cave this fate in the courfe of the
preient m NTH, have authorized Mr. John Gil
chra to receive any debt due me, and alIo TO diff
charge any demand thar may be againlt me. during
my abfence. WIN. KERR.
Manchester, Auguft II. 4tJ
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WANTED.

L "A burtheD aoH oad - with ho fobseS
IN f.lAYAsS9 co, for Falmouth, and market in
::s4Zs-S Great Britain Ireland The Car
so being all ready, immediate dfpatch will be given
Empire of MeIlTs CAMPBELL e WHEELER, Nor
fok-or
PICKETT, POLLARD g lOHNs'i ON.
Richmond, Aug. 7th, 1907. 2w