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WASHINGTON TAVERN!

nDEN u MOORE have taken the WASH
~ MGl ON TAVERN, adjoining the Capitol
Square, lately occupied by EDWARD HALLAa. AT
conliderabie exPenee, they have provided thenlfelvea
with excellent accommodations for their friends, and
invite theirs and the public patronage. They are
determined to keep as good a table and as genteel an
Inn as any in ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ROOMS, adj
joining the Tavern, and every n~ecenary attendance,
for families travelling Both the Co-partners ha-
wing been well-verled in this buGnels, natter them
ieives with the expectation Of rendering general fats
faction.
Richmond, February II. Of
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Sp antbnritp.
LAES OF 7HE UNITED STATES.

AN ACT
Or'ctProviTg gH" aa psDsl1y The ssve,no, and judge.
q f6e territory Of Michigan, entitled " An a9 eensern.
ing toe BsnI Of Defot."
REae" aaedt BY the Senate and HoyE of Rse,eenfa.
n0e' q tie United Slater Of Amlriea in ConerN
aGsmtAd, That an act, en,ituled An aa confsrn,
ing the Bank of Detroit" adopted & publifhed bv the
governor aud judges of the territory OF Michigan. on
the nineteenth day of September, in the year of our
Lord one thoufaHd eight hundred and fix, i, hereby
diiaPproved OF by Congrefs, and tina, the fame haiI
be of no force or eHea..
NATHL. MACON,
SSeate, Of The HogE .. Repysentatiyl,.
S. SMITH,
Pr5fdsnt IF tie Senate, e,@emso,e
March s, 1907.
APPROVED,
TIL: JEFFERSON.
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cARLsRuAE. Ian. J..

On the 3oth ult. Doctor Cali 6ni0hed at Raaadt
hi. Lectures OH the discoveries made by him during
the laa Twenty-Five years, on the aruaure of ths
brain, on its organs, aud on kuls. CoRformaoly to
the defre of II. z. Fl. the grand duke If Baden and
Of the pnblic. doctor Gall entered into u Inli,ar ex-
Planariob at Cariiruhe, in a eourfe delivered to the
court, aud in two others delivered in the town. II.
r. II. the grand duke, as well as his Injurious ia
mily, were not only pie aied to manilet their approba-
tion of the important discoveries of doctor Gall, by
making him. as well as his diieiple who demon
nrates, doctor Spurzhsim, a hondfoms prslent, but
ALTO in,rea,ed this grea, obferver of humannature TO
Witt, in company with the Auliet councillor Hols-
mann, all the B~ridewells. priions and madhoufes
throughout the territory Of Baden, in order to give
the n~eceilary information, concerning the changes to
be made in them.
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To %GH, 10 beLsL9d G1&y, en- Hr Prnmyty, on lie 5E
dry IF May Aesf,
GO much Of the LIND, whereon John KeHo live,
- in the county Of Cumberland, late the property
Of Peter Franti,eo, as will pay the balance c!limed of
him, by Samuel @. adams, Of e 100, with It's inte-
reG, by virtue Of a Deed of Trutt executed TO me, by
the iaid Peter FraDerleo, for that %purpoGe.
nm RANDOLPH, 7rafee.
april 8. eptdc.
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NOTICE.
A IL Pero"5 having claims ngAfuR the caate
"a Of Jobn Pe"aletom, eq. iafe Of fbe civ of
Richmond, deed. are reqasRed to ex6i6it tbrm 70
either Of fe l!sfribers as IbetdIy az teN5A.
GEO. PICKETT,
ROBERT POLLARD.
CHS. JOHNSTON,
N. SHEPPARD.
AaminyRrat0rs.
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RACES AT TApPAHANNCcK.

TNHE JOCKEY CLUE RACES a, this place.
Il will commence ON Wednsftay, the oo,h hpril
next.
lit Days purfe-45o dolls. dihance; 4 mile
heats-Seeond days purfe, f~uppofed To- he near
ly equal TO the iirtt, the greater par, Of ,b-
toll being given up for that p~urroie-dGanee, three
mile heats.
WtigS.t az JSYs7vI
Aged leoH,
Six Years Old, 100
Five do. do. n
-Four do. do. loo
Three do. do. sc
And under 8 years, a feather.
Mares and Celdings to be allowed, 3D.
a meeting oil the members, will be required, on the
day preceding the fri days race.
"A. S. BROCKENBROUCH,
March 10. ,e,sha
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THE SUBSCRIBER,

S defrous to fell a par, Of his LOT, ON the Main
q Street nearly oPpoiite the Court oufe, fay from
twenty-five to f~orty-four feet in front, and extending
one hundred and fxty FIVE feet back, il, is AN eleg,bls
ltuation aud worthy the attention Of any perfcn who
w'ihes to Purehaie Tor the purPoie Of building there
on. The terms will be made known on application to
RICHARD THOEFSON.
april z. If.
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Will BE EXPOSED FOR SALE.

Upon the pr-miies, on the 18th ly Of May ie&t, lie
ing CooehlAnd Cosnty Court day,
L'ORTf half acre LOTS of G, oun0, ia 4 town To
L be called Madifbn; authorized BY an aa of the
laa General Afembly, upon the LANDS of the iubieri-
Der, adjoining Goochland Court. houir. The great
advantages OF this ~Goaation is generally known, yet
Tor the information of ,hoie uia,quaintei, it is de.m-
ed nee.:Ary to obierve that the place is heal;hy and
convenient to good water, in a rich neighbouIhood
It's e%ontiguity to James River lsis than one mile. Or
two ct the lots there are Dwelling houfss, on one all
convenient out houlrs alnoit new. The Dwelling
houle on this lot has four rooms below and two above
the other has a Dwelling ho"fe nearly complicated,
quite new, with four rooms below and one above,
contributed for a kitchen underneath.-The terms oi
iaie will be twelve months credit, the purehaier Civ.
ing bond with approved ieeurity.
SAML. WOODSON,
April 81. law5w.
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WILLIAMSBURG, March 30. 1907
April 3.

1H Clergy and Laity of the Protehant Epif-
coPal Church, are hereby reminded that the
hrt Tueiday IN May, is the itated time for holding
the annual convention of the Church, in the city Of
Richmond and tits ~earnealy r~equeled, that every
pariih or Congregation will not fail to elea and fend
their deputies TO meet for the purpofe mentioned, at
the aforeaid time and place.
JAMES MADISON, BNp @@t
Pr. Ep. CbHe6 IN Yhgiaia.
Mayeb 80,
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JOHN TOMPKINS.

hAS reetivta an eDo,fmest Of GOODS CorEainp Of
ELANNELS, Coatings, Blankets, Rofe and Dnf-
u fe Drabs, Frize, Kerieys, Feanought, Cloths, Car
pets and CarPeting, Bombozetts, Swanftowu, Paten,
Cord' Powder and Shot, Dowlas, Sheeting, Kerr
feymeres, Calicoes and Mullins, SC. &c. Which h.
will diiPole Of on very liberal terms, by the piece or
package.
NOV. IA. sc
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againa the ensh,y, more ~eipee;aliy Il the fiee-hsi
OF fuch operations hould be likely to prevent its fpre-
dy~ return, may be attended with the moi ferrous in
convenience to the public fervice ; as the fuceefs Of
any plan formed by his Maieayi. Murders for ope-
ration a2aina the enemy, in which iueh naval fosee
might be ineluded, may, by fuch removal, be entire
ny prevented. And the court is further IF opinion,
thas the CONSULT of the faid captain Sir Home Pop
ham, IN the Withdrawing the whole Of the naval force
undet his conniani from the Cape of Good Hope,
q the proceeding Herewith to the Rio de Ia Plata, was
highly eeniurabie but, in confederation Of circum-
frances, doth adjudge him to be only feverely repri-
manded' and he is accordingly feserely reprimanded."
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THE SUBSCRIBERS.

TIE CboCNIDEKS
f7H0iEg taken a Hoyf q JsrV door. 6eio7e tie ReH- Ts-
vern, e8frS For Sale, undey he firm of
WHITE 81 SHELTON.
4 GENERAL aiiortment of GROCERIES, which
~ they will difpofe of on very moderate terms,
tor Cath, Country produce, or approved paper.
ISAAC WHITE,
JOHN S. SHELTON.
December %, en- If.
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TAppAHANNocK RACES PosrpoNED

IN eonfequenee Of the time fri mentioned for m.
Races at Tappahannock, being on the Fr.deriekfburv
Diltria court day, (and interfering with ether EacesS
they are ~poApoued to the fourth 1hurfday in n..s
month. 4. S. BROCXENBR0rcu
april II. tdr.
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april z

~ THE FARMERS VIRGINIA ALMA
Mack, for the Year 1907, printed by Thomas
R'tchle, is now for fale, by the grofs, dozen or
ting'e, at the Enquirer Bookstore.
ALSo-A General Afortment of Lawyers
and Sheriff BLANKS, juf printed.
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EXTRACT


Rehtive to TIE Craze digger Peeeb IL tie
Tragedy Of Hamlet.
ia joint-tenant of any thattei intereR commits
iuieide, the right to the whole shattel becomes VET.
ed in the king. This was decided after much folemn
and iuotile argument in 8 Elis. This cafe is report
ed by Piowden. Sir James Hales, a Judge Of the
common pleas, and his wife, were joint tenants Of 4
term for years Sir James drowned himfslf, and was
found Jeo dc E and it was held thar the term did
NOT furvive 10 the wife, but rhat Sir James's intereR
was forfeited to the king by the felony, and that it
eon!equently drew his wife's intereR along with it.
he arguH'ent of lord chief juniee Dyer is remarka-
ply curious: " The felony (fays he) is attributed to
the act; which ACT is always done by a living man
and in his lifetime. as my brother Brown faid for
ne laid Sir James Hales was dead and how came he
to his death It may be anfwered. by drowning (;
and who drowned him ! Sir James Hales; and when
did he drown him I. In his lifetime. So that Sir
James Ha'es being alive, eaufed Sir James Hales to
die and the a8 Of the living man vas the death of
the dead man. And then for this offence it is reafona-
BILE to punifh the living man who committed the Of
ienee, and not the dead man. But how can he be
iaid to be punifhed alive, when the puniihm.nt comes
after his death? Sir, this can be done no other way
but by dwelling out Of him, from the time Of the aa
done in his lifetime, which was the eaufe of his death,
the title and property of thole things which he had
in his lifetime"
Ibis mum have been a cafe of notoriety in the
time OF Shakespeare; aud it is not improbable that he
intended to ridieule this legal logic by the r~eafoning
OF the gravc-digger in Hamlet, upon the drowning Of
ophelia.
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WARSAW, Ian. 27.

"hNoA w Jan. Zt
An old man, III years Of age, has been prefented
10 the Emperor, who has given him a penfion of
400 NapoleOns, and has ordered him years advance.
Francois Lyman Narocki, born a, Witkinear wilma,
was the ION of Joieph and Anne Narocki-he is of a
noble family, and in his youth carried arms. He was
engaged in the confederacy of Bar, was made a pri.
ioner by the Rufians and conducted TO Kafan. Hav-
ing lnR the little fortune which he had, he employed
himf-lf in agriculture on the lands of a curate. He
was fra married at feventy years of age, and had
four children by this marriage. AT SO years Of age
he took a fecond wife, and had fix children by her,
who are all dead. There only remains to him his
fri fon by the former wife. The king of Pruhia,
IN confederation OF his great age, had granted him a
renGon of 27 Polih forms a month, or IA livre,, s
fois. french money. He is fubjed to no in6rn,ity,
enjoys a good memory, and peaks the latin tongue
with great facility He quotes the ciaiiicks with
great ~prrpriety and readiness. The petition annexed
was intirely written by his own hand. The charac-
ter is very firm and very legible.
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PETITION.

My haptifmal record is DARED in tie year 1890
eorfe9uen,iy ! am now III years old.
Rill recoIlea the battle of Vienna, and the times
of John Sobiefki.
Thought never TO have feen the like again--but
certainly [ Gill l.s expected ;olee renewed the ca.
rear OF Alexander.
My ag. has procured me eourtelies from a;ithe H..
vercigns who have been here--ard l ak thole of the
great Napoleon; hsng at my time oil life fuperannua-
ted, and beyond the power of iabarr.
Live, Cir aslong as ! have lived; yonr glory indeed
does nnt require it, but the haPpineGs Of the human
race demands il.
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RICHMOND TURNPIKE COMPANY.
N purfuanee Of a refolution Of the Loard Of Di-
re2ors for the iaid Comp-ay aHt be 10 10 a
Au3ion, at the ElgIe-Tavern. OF Saturday the 3Oth
Of ne& month, All SHARES OF Gelirq ItDt StOek~
holders 10 tks isid company.
n. SHEPY.1ED T5egGrA.
A.E. Il. tdf
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"'"-'"AAoNC THEM ARR-"...
Ctorns & Kerfeymere,, p Do. Handkerchief,
Meriailles, SRed, brown & yellow
India Dimities, Bandarna do.
Do Calieoes, Madras do,
Furniture do. Silk Gloves.
Ginghams, Velvet Ribbons,
DIX and Cotton Cham Sewing SILK,
brays, Nuns Thread.
9-e q Ga CambHek Coloured do.
Mullins, tLfnn Cambriek,
PLAIN q Laced do. Long Lawn,
Book - DO. DimrtIes & Cambrick Di-
Plain & Worked Leno, mites,
Grapes & sareenetts, rs & A. Irih Linen,
Laees q Ribbons, Diaper, Platillas,
Silk & Cotton Shawls, White & brown Platilhs.
Do. COunterpaines. SDowlas,
Gentlemen & Ladies Silk Oznsburgs,
q Cotton Hole, NTicklenburgh,
SILK, Cotton & Leather Linen & CoNon Checks,
SuiPenders, With Hardware and a va
blk Umbrellas, - rlety Of other articles.
he wiites TO rent the upper pare Of the Houfe con-
Filing Of four rooms, two Of which ars very large &
have been recently repaired, together with the neeef-
iary out Houies. March "a. CIV.
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FOR SALE,
a LIKELY NEGRO BOY, about 20 years Of
IA age. Apply at !hs OHiee, april ~. Il,
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tNR SALE.

A Convene Nj HOUSE u LOf for a pti.
"a waite family, i, berg brick Sc feet by Is, with
TWO rooms on snor with n rafiage and FIRE place in
each room, G'rated op the crois Rre~t LEADING from,
the n ain-nreet 10 the church ; in a healthy part of
the eny' there beng al excellent fpring on faid Lot,
and si'oa imall LrItk HoDfe II by 1874 feet fquare,
well calculated for a Compiling Houfe which, with
a number of Other t"ns-uieucies makes the Gtuation
deiirab!e for a gerte.l family.
The payments will be one fourth cain, and fix.
twelve and eighteen months. for. the other three
ionrths OF the money. the payments to be feeured in
The eui.sniary ~aJ.
WM. HARPER.
N. d. If the above property is not difpofcd of a.
private 'ale, before the end day Of May, it will ON
that day nc iold At Public Auction or the premiies
ny Dstnyd&r, FefeY q SsfeIeN.
March Is. oaw 3w Il law Nv.
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a RIDDLE.
IN Meeklenburg county a child is born, its Father
sits Great Grand Father--its mother is its Niece
Its Grand Mother is its SiHer--Rs aunts are its Niece,
Its Grand Father is its Brother-in-law.
(Pesey3Hrg papsyJ
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RICHARD BROOKE.
Mayeb 80.

III te ign Of The Plough, nearly oepgGe tie Street
leading from MayoS bridge ,-Ha5 inn ,eeeived and
opened Part Of bis SPRING GO0bS, and Saay
r*PeA bf rtnai1dy, 7obieb 6ti1! iaiim on tie 6ta
"'m'' be 70N EH on the mgf ,elaerd 3,ic,, for CAB
or Country Produce.
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April 81.

sS AN AWAY from the fubfcriber. oil the night
"a oil the Goth of March. from John M;ller's Ia
Vern' IN the county OF Ehex, a NEGRO MAN
named Mellon, lately purchafed from Mr.. Richard
straughan OF Richmond county. He is abou, five
ieet i.ven or eight inches high, bow legged, of black
eomPlexisn, one of his under fore teeth out, and has
a Pieallrg eountenanee, when ipoken to, & was hired
by. Col. Daingerfeid, uear Tappahannoek any perfon
that will aprreheud the faid fellow, and iecure him
IN Jail, in 1appahannoek, or any other Jail in this
hate, ihall receive twenty FIVE dollars reward, and
all other Reasonable charges paid by
JOHN FROST.
N. B III likely tina, he is lurking about the plan
tat'on Of Col. Daingerfeld, where he has wife, or a.
bout Mrs. Williams plantation, below Farnham
Church, where lie formerly refded.
Be sps' ce 1a,'' Hasf! Ne" March s,.-law4wp.
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TO DEMT

TO RENT,
THE TENEMENT lately occupied by Mrs.
u Whitaker, in an agreeable retired Etuati-
on and very convenient for a family.
WIN. MtKIM.
Richmond, March 6. If.
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TIE following is a copy Of the ~fep,enee Of the
court martial on Sir Home Popham " The court /,
o. op'n,on thar the charges have been proved againa
the iaid eaptsia Sir Hohse Popman Thar the win.
drawing, without orders 70 TO do, the whole of anv
naval force from the place wher. it j. direeed to be-
employed, and the employing i, in diasa. operations
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JOHN lie FULLER,
ID FL TIST,
AT THE EAGLE TAvEpv

At THE EAGLE TAvFRNi
: TIERS his fervices the inhabitants Of Rich
= moud, in the various branches of his protection,
= IN reitorng the Teeth to their natural elegance
without inluring their enamel, by cieaRGnr them
from that corrective fubtance called Tartar, which
adheres to them, it being OF yellow or black an
pearauce, producing Scurvy, oauing an olTenGve
Breath, decaying of the Teeth, or a walinp Of the
Gums and honey procefs of the Jaw, till they drop
eut. F
PeTions unto whom nature has denied the fatisr,c
non OF la'ting natural Teeth, may have their loCs
iuppied by artificial ones, et with Inch nice,y and
beauty, that they Cannot be difinguihrd from na,u
raj and OF materials that will change to an I'M
natural colour. Hollow ones he Plugs fo as To pre-
-en; them from being painful, or further decayinQ
for uany years, and reinla,es thofe with the Gums
'hat 're much deprecated by eareleefs or corredin
medicines Lkewhe extracts fueh az ere ton far
gone to lave, in Which operation he makes ufr Of
Iii Pafesf PobeadfeDLiy EstyaS7isg Isf,g,v>g,,.
Which take the Teeth out without any pofTbili,y of
h5e'uiog the jaw or bruing the gums, and with
much eis pain than the inRrunents that are in cspe
Tal nied by Surgeons and DertiRs
~ He bar DENTRIFICE oEo 7,,y f,bry;o, oy1.
ny, sehifb be bar tsfeiy pyeoo,ed and 70, Sois
Ihote who with TO be waited ON at their rsGdence
oy directing line or fervAnt to Mr. lie Teller. viii
be attended to.
APfu . 2aw2w
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p7Rc1NTh BANK STOCK.....IolE.
Rtebmunn 1sriees Currrnt.
I " C. II n " CE r Y,

HANGER
, In Kirg William Csxs:y Court, Msrsb 24tb, 1907.
Edward Walton, Comph.
againa
Thomas Reeves, IAN abfsnt deb,or) Ss John
Temple, Diff.
THIS day, came the Compla;nant by his Council +,
= = and the delft. Thomas Reeves not having
tered his appearance and given feeurity, according
IN the aa of AGerbiy, and the rules Of this court ;
and appearing the fa,isaaon of the court, that
he is inl,abitant of this country the mott
of the Complainant, it is ordered, tina, the Iad
Def. Thomas Reeves, do appear here, the fourth
day Of the May term next, and anfwer the bill OF
the Complainant, and that copy of this order be
forthwith Inherited in fonle Newspaper, printed in the
city of Richmond, for months fucceflively, aud
another copy poned II the front door of the
houCe, Of this county. And it is further ordered,
tina. the Deft. John Temple do not pay, convey a.
way, frcretr any debts by him owing the other
Deft Thomas Reeves, until the further order de-
cree Of this
y Copy. Ten,
ROBERT POLLARD, c. C.
March IT. ep;n.
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CTcGEN from ny Plantation rear Richmond, on
, the night ol the 9th infant, black HORSE, a.
bout four feet nine or ten inches high, nothing re-
marSabic sbou; him, but a fear on his back, having
been injured w bad fiddle, hanging main and f~iteh
ta, he has tho appearance Of the gear his dss, no
white ipot about hiS, about ieven years old there Is
little doub: but he was taken away by free negro,
who calls hinfelf Tobias Heath, remarkable tall
black nidu Aout made, about 10 or rs years Of age
he had blue cloth coat drab cloth tig coat, and
some Virginia clothing, he had on eordage brooches
will reward apY per!on who will deliver the Hsrre
20 me in Richmond, or feeure him 70 thar ge. him
sga'n. and for iecuring the thief, 70 that he be
brought 20 trial, liberal reward will be given.
April IL. IS JOHN Z. PRICE,
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TRANsLAT1oN.l
FIFTY-THIRD BULLETIN OF THE
GRAND ARMY.

every comfortable magazines Of provifons
have been found at Brieg. Annexed is the ga
pitulation of that fortreis.
Prince Jerome continues the campaign in
SileIia with great activity. Lieutenant General
Deroi had alretdy inveted Kofel, and ope ned
the trenches The hege of Schweidnitz, aad
that of Neile, continue at the fame tine TO be
carried on.
General Viaor, as he was proceeding 20
Stettin in his carrige, accompanied by an aid
de-camp, and a Jingle domenic, was carried off
by party of twenty. Eve cba1eores, who were
occurring the country.
" The weather is become cold, and it is pro-
babIe that in few days the rivers will be for
zen. Nevertheless the feafon is not more feyete
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LhTE q IMPORTANT.

The brig Lydia, captain Webb, forfg dqyt
from Bordeaux, is at Marcus Hook.-We are
indebted to a commercial friend for Ror-
deaux Supple meni, containing the ssth, 57th
and 5sth Bulletins of the Grand Army Tbefe
documents, as tar as they may be relied Oh, fur-
Min lis with the events Of the war, down 10
the 10th of February. We Law them before
our readers with as much expedition as the
procefs Of rapid tianhation would admi,
Refs PdiE Gazette.
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ASKING TON TAvERN!

nDEN e MOORE have taken the WASH
~ iNGTON TAVERN, adjoining the Capitol
Square, lately occupied by EDWARD HALLAM. AT
eoniderabe expence, they have provided themieves
with excellent accommodations for their friends and
invite theirs and the public patronage. They are
determined to keep good table and as gentee an
Inn as any in Observation-Disclosures ROOMS, adj
joining the Tavern, and every neeeary attendance,
for families travellng.-Both the Co partners ha-
wing been wellverfed in this bufnefs, Aatter them
rlves with the expectation of rendering general fats-
faction.
Richmond, February IL. IF.
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9a!cs 1t dIrtinil.

>Dy ~rt- Of DEED Of 7rf for tie 5.ncEf eftJc e,ei
t,rs Of T. J5tp6, vuiA be Jaid suifssm rsifr0e, at
Pvb!ie -AattiOn, Wrriusaay tie 22ad iaaf, az tie
Office IF Dlrnfha. FeRr, ard Saieben.
4 IL. the Steck of GOODS belonging TO the faid
- Joieph.
The of lale, will be, for all funis under SO
dolls. cath, between SO and not exceeding 100 dolls 30
days, 100 dolls. credit of & n,snths will be
given, for which negotiable note with approved
endorier will be required
The iale will commence at o'clock in the morn
ing Cb0rLeS Cee!a"5 DarD.idafi, Esgey & SatebeN,
april II. tdi. Trgaee,.
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NOTICE.
March 10.

a LII Perfens having claims againa the elate of
l. n William Matten, deceafed, of CheRerGeld
county, wherein am concerned, requefed to
bring them forward, their properly anthem
ticated, on or before the fri day of April next as
provons may be made for the difcharge of the fame
AlGo all ofe having claims againN the eftate of An
drew Scott, decd, of iaid county, are requehed to
come forward; and thofe indebted, to pay off their
REFLECTIVE accounts no indulgence will be given,
and this notice plead in bar of any claim brought for
ward after the above date, as intend to cloie my
administration, TO April court.
ROBERT M'TYRE, AdnT of
ANDREW SCOTT.
March 10. IF.
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4 IL tboJf 7Oio hq7e eiaim5 0gai1R t5e RE
\ fafs of Fraari5 Sseyrct, decea)cd, are d,GreA
to n;aks tbem k1o7On 10 me on or bctore fbc on
dar Of Nay next, and fboys iadsbfed 10 tie ERafe
qvW u that time he exbedrd 10 make b0yDIenf.
JOHN SEH1-R rs, Humanitarian,
0FFRANCIS Sc drRES, deed.
Car!crfviHc, april II. (3fJ