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nigssndi discovering his intention, instantly
formed his reserve into hollow square
which advanced. unperceived under the
smoke Of the village. Thi. gallant corps
!; marched with fixed bayoness; the Russian
line opened their files to let them pass
through, and they never stopped un,iI they
reached the centre of the Preach. Here
a6 obstinate conflict .oek place, but the
Russians succeeded not only in7routirg
their centre, But also turning both thrif
wings. The lsfI wing of The French hr!ag
shaken blythe Russian ,afantiy was ensirs-
y bore down and Unsupported by general
Chaplits, at the head OF the cavalry, who
|, killed two lkocsand men. a heir RIGHT
wing skared.a. sinsilat fate from General
Kozsn at the head Of his Yagefs. I he
ropt of the French was complete. Da
vonst, sEannes. bonnspar.e himself, al!
fed 10 confusion TO Pn'iusk, whichis II
miles from the scene of action, and had
been Bennisgen's head quarters ppul the
-23d inst.
.;p 1t is Uncomfortable what eaultsiien
this tViclcry has caused throughout ST.
pstersburgh. Bennisgen is by blrth a Ia.
nosetiad but such IS The enthusiasm for
Brian in Russia, that the people persist
10 calling him an Esglishman. His VICTORY
is very generally compared to the Battle OF
|sMaida, : Both Of these G.e honorable events
have proved rl,at The only way Of Ggh.ing
.he, French is TO charge them with the bay.
ene..
:" The Cossacks particularly sigbalizsd
then, gives in ;his gtorions sttd,r. s:iksir
general orders from Kamlnskoy are 10
rush centre, a.,te,re, in.o the. very heart
st the French artillery. It was this ar,il
lery. which annoyed The Russians SO dread
fully at Aus,eryaz 5ufve trust our brave
irregulaEs, the ossacks aud Bashkefa, will
prove an evermatch for il, in which case
Kaminskoy has declared he will answer for
the success Of the war, since our ipfsn:ry
is decidedly superior
|, s. Boaapar,e's spies appears to have
been as Unsuccessful as his snidiers. When
|. Ksnainskpy was at Grodno, one Of these
pretending TO De a, Ptuasian general. bro'.
a letter, signed sppare b,iy by his Frrussiau
majesty, and requesting con6deniaicons
nuD,cation Of tte iaieaded route Of ake
Russian forces. slhe sagaeious veteran
-ics'astt. penetrated lhel fraud Two Cos,
sacks stripped the wretch, and after adni,
nisteripg TO him some sslu!ary correction,
|. Kaminskoy ordered: him to re.uro toBona-
'psrte, and to shew hin, oa bis 5ask, Tie
route Of the Russian army.
=" The account have given you has
been personally confirmed by Vas.iIz4keii.
the courier who was 40 eye witness Of the
/ &C ion ;--and l send 1t you by messen.
ger who is on ,he poias Of departure for
England" : =. IS -
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{ The following is the title of the pretsnf
GRAND SEIG NOR. The concluding Part OF
1t is said to have given great ofenceto BONA
PARTEa: 49,,
{" We, the servant and lord of the most
konored and blest city, the venerable houses
and sacred places before whom all nations
bow of Mecca, which God delights to ko-
nor; OF the resplenaent Medina,. aid the ho-
ly city OF Jerusalem; Of the imperial AID de~
sirabie cities, OF ConStanlinopie, Adrlalople,
and Buna; emperor also OF babylon, Danlas-
Gus, 0. the fragrant Paradise, aud the ;acona-
parable Egypt; OF al Arabia, Alcppo, and
many other highly celebrated and men. cradle
places, cities, and faithful vassals, emperor
-EA4IaEKOR Of EllFAROkS, the most gra-
rlous and all-powesiui, SULTAN, &c" ~
The king of Holland hes, created AZ order Of
thirty Crosses. The Dutch say, they have
cssssts enough without them
. THOUGHTS.
Nothing is more speeious and at the same
timesnlore elelusive than forms Of government.
The ccInmen error is, IN calculating on what
human nature ought to be- ard not. on what
it really Isl. ~.
Would,it be more dangerous restraint Of
liberty, were government to eAaIrire and IL
celicc thefprnters OF newspapers and peiTus,,t
Cal works, that whet~ is ..eoile with respect te
these vino enter upon the lcsraed professions
Is not the preseay atic,rpt morals OF the utmost
importance 10 society Is hot The notion Of
true liberty, to~prevent every. man. as Far as
possible, from doing evil, and. to encourage
and assist hin in doing good
An eminent Statesman Of this country,
when he speaks ct liberty, always joins with
1T the epithet gasio.eai. Alas little Of this
SORT of liberty has, Hitherto, ever existed
Just SCI men are called s,aso1sJls beings; but,
lew Of them are guided BY reason md none
ct ITEM at ell times. :
Public speakers. more Frequently err ~
ing too much than. too litsle. 1t is rare 70
see one OF them cease in tine, orwhen he
ought for the aiyantagec Of lis csuse.
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sNosfur,hcr ;ufo.masicu las been reeeiy.
ed siace cur last, felanye.to the apprehen.
sion Of Mr.. Barr. Insfc can, However,
be scarcely doubt char he is 90 his way 10
this place, aud We should suppose. by thin
time d: 40 considerable distance. Itissnos
known where or by whoa he was 81 rested.
iettersot arresn. da.s from the town Of
syVasaing,on, 10 the asississiPpi e:'ry.s.a,s
i;sst asser his escape Ne iioiaed his party for
ashoft tirfe, ADD then passed ever the Mis-.
sippl, and struck into the waulP. Nothing
Is known Of his course afterwards, except
the Information contained Ia tAe letter MEN
toned is our last and which is sabjoinsa.
SUBSEQUENTLY 10 the escape Of Barr.
Blaaasrhasset ard Ralssone we're brought
before nudge Tou!lnin a, Washington, and
examined. The Judge had de:ernantd,
betare he gave decision, to wait tor 'nfor.
nation expeeted from DR.. Carmichael.
y 1hrre was on "a onday an ensire failure Of
the Orleans mail.
Nat Inlet ]
Earrart of a. letter, dated Fort Stod1ert,
February "a. toe gentlemen in flashing
81 ton. =,
"a visit from Aaron Burr, esq on the,
Is of the psesen. month has prevented
my atsentia q. before this evening, to ahs
contents Of your Letter. bu, having to-day
taken leave of this dis,ioE uished character,
ss;eg srsing hlm atrcss~ the Alabama, CD
us Way 20 your E, y. Eyeeurred 10 this
place. { -. -
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II. & A, CREMER.

- ~. n . = ! o = p = -.
RriUateietter from a ueyy respectable mer-
chant at 81 Petefsbarsb &c h;s brother-:iin
London, dated eih aa..
=: Long iiee~our brave emperor and. Els
gallsst srmY !.isstAe universal exelams alton
az. St. Peeersbursh. silskioG, the
courier, arrived from ahs army OF Poland
yesterday at ssyen.e.clock .aao broug.s tho
suspicious t;dines that our brave soldiers
bad defeated the FTsnch.ine q mastery style.
wi-h The loss onthe. side OF sae enemy of
four thousand men. killed and SIX thousand
prisoners, The particulars have this TO-.
stan. JlspEped, from "a highly respectable
qoarser.. :ahey are asfollaws 80 50
IS The scarcity OF provisions 10 heEfench
army. ADD the. hope Ct ending Tie Cam.
paien1hy q decisive blow, coneurred 10 in.
sduce konapa,te 10 cross The Vistuls al HE
bead Of SO 1000 men. yOnthe Esd is;f Dec.
he advaneed TO the ou,postsnof general
Beupig sen arms ss~here generate strrmayl
.eonmanded. sHsss hs,. 81, Bennig sen s force:
vas fosm.ssth@@, S. ,ooe nsn, he preferred.
q. first she pfpaets, sirerps,fve of Tetieating
Gc,iag The Esd, cath add 25,h Dec. On
.sachoi these d.ys skTmsi,es took place,
ba, en- the. 26tfs the Two afIaies made. a
stand in: sight Of each other alta piiisge
called SELIn, whichlay between stsln -
ihi~ viEase Bpnapsrte who cammandrdin
person seton ERE, tocoyerh his attack on .he
Russians, whom he lhhs thoaghsto en-
velepr In sncke. This article however
swaseseoi .urred against himself. for Ben
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!. PUBLIC SALE.

Ey. virtue ol a deed Of trust from ,67drezg
.RamsaySsnd catloy,ie lis wife, and tllljqsz
:, Ramsay, to. the subscriber, TO secure the
!. payment Of certain sums OF. money, to the
Bank Of <Alexsndria, viii be exposed to
sale, at public auctions: or the premises, on
the. l4th day of May next. in the. town of
Alexandria, the following -:
sVALuABLE Properly,
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Exom Alic0nt, skan. 6.

from aAcdnt, ian. =.
The Cyrus, Eames from boston bound
20 Alicant. aud schooner Amazon, Lincoln.
were detained and catfied into that place
by q Preach eralzer, IN consequence Of
Napoleanss decree Of Nov. L. The AMe-
ricaa Cog&nl had eSmmenceaa snit and zvas
fa..A9pss ie recover both. The schr. beil,
sar,us, Wi.a froa, Boston, had arrived at
Alraat, ard sold his fsh az ssYen dollars
and ashalt.s - &, 50 : -: -
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Csby q a litter from Rotterdcm, Of 11anuas
~ 9,h, 1907. to a house in this to1vn,
{ B9&tsa -
We addressed yeu Per this, same op
posiaui'y, toIwsich We fetsr. We wrote
you taa, set eralA merican vessels had been
arrested on account Of lheir having ,ouxh-
ed 10 England. Ih's had na.urailyerea,ed
a douo, whether The a merican vessels
,hss had 1oEched.in British ports would be
adrsis.ea IN onr.. porss aud therefore an
r1plsnaticn. has been ASKED fsomthe kings
m,ois,sr, al shs Nsgae who has answered
that :inefisao sessels. under sueh circum.
stacres would &c, admitted as herstofare,
provided thsir Papers are in order and
,hry have not: taken Or board aQy .hl1g in
Eesland and Nhaseyer letters should be
put on. board 10 Ens;and, mas, immediate.
" o. arrisa:"be delivered ao4as Cornir.ls.
ssry of Marine, a.l.he ships papers and
decu,ns;s,s rrst~ be. psaduced,> evea the
Bills of I;gh, aoneY, &c. 10 England, aud
uone. be eopeealed spsherwiss might
give suspicion as ii The voyage was ifle..
gal Please; to have this published as there
y no tiue nov % wr;te to olher frisnds.-
We are, &c.
q 80
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N O e &c e..

a T amecting of Tie Directors of the Lit
II. tie River turnpike Company, on the
25th March, l8o7--trdered, that the stock
holders On the additional, shares lately Sub
scribed il the Little River Iurnpike Compa-
ny Go, and they ale hereby required, to make
a second payment to the treasurer. of said
company, of Zen Dollars. Oh. each share by
them respectively subscribed, by tie first day
OF Nay next ensuing the date hereof 1,
Jonah Thompion, Treasurer.
March IS. 3taWIm
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. One Lot. Or parcel of ground

One Lot Or parcel Of ground
situate on the south side of King street. and
10 the eastward of Fairfax.strcet, extending
opsKing-street IS feet, thence southwardly,
with line parallel to FaiIfax-street, 80 feet,
to a twelve foot alley. On this, lot there are
two good frame store houses, @ttssat =
One othersLot, situate tothe
southwark Of Queen-strect, and en- the east
side. of Fairfax street and extending there
with feet 81 inches, thence castwardIy and
parallel to Qpeen-sdeet SO feet. -
*tlS.-5LSO,
kOne Other Lot On Thoinpion;;s
alley, extending on saia ailey and, binding
thereon a. feet inches, by s3Sfeet deep
s A credit of,six, twelve, and eighteen naorshs
vii. be given to the purchaser, on has giving
lis notes, with an approved endorsen, for The
payment oftne purchase money in three equal
Instruments and deed of trust on the pro-
perry.
aLudvell Lee, Trustee.
March ] 4. Staw3w
Printing, in its various branches,
Handsomely executed al this Office.
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The king Of Holland he's created an order Of
thirty Crosses. The Dutch say, they have
grasses enough without them,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-03-26
TRoUGRT.s.

Public speakers more frequently err ~
saying TOO much than, too litsle. II is rare 70
see one OF them cease in tine, or wien he
ought for the advantage Of lis cause.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-03-06

expense than the present mCde, HoeTen-
dent OF the shipping of it afterwards-In
addition, we observe, that the state of the
river Is so fluctuating and the unhtness of
small boats loaded, to PASS or remain i'm tide
water when the wind blows, is SO manifest,
that no prudent man will, in our opinion,
ever place reliance on this mode OF trans
porting valuable produce from the BASIN to
Rockets, although his vessel may some
times be ready to receive it; and that if
the means for land carriage should be Cnce
destroyed, great injury must be the conse,-
qucnce in blowing weather, or if any acct
dent should happen to single lock.
I" As to small boats such IS ar, lit for the
upper navigation, being able to proceed i'll
the mildest state of the river, or in the
calmcst weather any distance below Rock
etts, 1T seems almost unnecessary to deny
VIII any rational being, carrying on trade,
employ at great risk, boat capable OF hold
ing but few hogsheads of tobacco, say SIX
to ten, if you will, and which requires ut
least three prime hands to manage her,
when at Rockets he can get vessel car
rying one hundred hogshcads and upwards,
and which will require perhaps not more
than three hands to transport the whole in
perfect safety, and with infinitely more ex-
pedition 1t is certainly unnece ssry to
say more on this part Of the subiect'
Although this looks pretty well upon pa-
per, when SO nicely printed, and so wen
by respectable signatures and
yet the whole arrangement an
pears to &c founded Gil dclusion, the cause
OF which | shall endeavor to demonstrate
IN my next. Among those names / per-
ceivc some who are remarkable for their
Ingenious candor. ! shall if convince them
OF their errors, expect from them, such ac-
acknowledgements and countervailing conduct
as will be justified by heimportance of the,
subject, and their own integrity.
A FREEHOLDER
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-03-06
FROM THE AURORA.
PENNSYLVANIA LOOKING UP

Wchave particular gratihcH ton in stat
ing to the public, that bill has passed the
house of representatives of this common
wealth, appropriatiDg the sum of 100000
dollars, for the construction of the Canal
which is to connect the waters of the Sus-
.quehanna and Schuylkill; the proceeds of
the duties ON auctions is to be reserved for
this laudable and liberal purpose.
a bill has also passed appropriating 500
dollars towards the establishment of Bo-
tanical Garden.
If the congress of the United States will
but give equal encouragement to the Chcsa-
ipeake and Delaware Canal, which NAV be
fairly and truly considered as the link of
national work, the example as we'll as the
utility, will be proud occurrence for the
u. States.
Monied men oughtto look to those public
Improvements with as little delay and as
much zeal as practicable (; the state Of Eu-
rope, will very much affect all the world I;
whetherit be negative war, or war like
a peaCe--or n peace per force.
Public improvements viii at once provide
employment for labor--encrease the means
ofcommerce-encrease consumption Of pro-
duce-create funds for profitable & certain
advcntuTe--no dangers Of the sea from pi-
rates or buccaneers-the lands win every
where within twenty miles of public ca
nal or road, be more valuable, and sooner
improved and more rapidly settled-the sa-
wing of time and money by the facility of
canals and easy land carriage will be equal
TO a reduction Of so per cent expenses
and Of IS per cent. time saved.
That is, every mans 100 dollars who is
now remote from canal carriage, will be
worth so dollars additional and It may be
said the year will be made months longer
by the saving of time that is now wasted
on bad roads, or lost fsr want Of any roads
o. canals.
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NO Z.

DY virtue of deed of trust, parcel of
~ choice NEGROES consisting of ten
Men, that have been accustomed to live in
the upper country, and as likely as any in
the commonwealth, will be offered for Sale
TO the highest bidder, to satisfy a debt due
Garter Page, esq. by the Mcssieurs Deanc's,
at Cumberland courthouse, on Monday the
goth of January next, (being court day; y n
credit of twelve months will be allowed, the
purchasers giving bond and approved secu5
rity. Ii is agreed by the parties that the
subscriber shall act for the trustee.
SAMUEL TAYLOR, Jr.
Nov. II, 1906. wtds
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Land for Sale.

PY virtue of deed of trust executed by
AZ William Johnson, for the purpose ofse-
curing debt due TO Kendall Lee, will be
sold, on the premises, on the 14th day of
March next, to the highest bidder, for cash,
One certain tract of Land
lying in the county os Goochland, on the
waters OF Lickinghole creek adjoining the
lands of William Morrow, William Rich
ards and others, containing by estimation
three hundred ami fourteen and half "a
cres, or so much thereof as will be suhici-
ert ~ satisfy tine amount Of 200 and in
tercst now due on the said trust deed and
charges.
TIE TRUSTEES.
Goochland, Feb 10, lSc7. wtls
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HoIICE IS H1RGDY PUBLICLY GIVE.

NOTICE. IS H4RIDY PUBLICLY GIVEN
To aNhersous 10 7otom the estate ofJames
RarTiS, deed, (9fthe Mount } is inde5.-
ed,
' HAT the representatives of tina, esta.e 4
- sire ;he respective CLAIMS or demands aga.n,t
the estate, shun!d DE Immediately brought fo,.
%atd and properly authenticated, tla' the ur-
dsrsigned may make necessary pr0viscn for a.,
discharge OF the same. Those wao a Sc indebted
TO said estate are earnestly solicited % pay oA
their accohnts without delay, rs .ne SITUATION OF
the estate vii! not enable she subscribers 20
grant furs,,eT indulgence.
JAMES HARRIS, } dG,,'hS. Of sfaaes
ROBERT HhERjS, hn,i,, ~c..
Chesterfield, Feb. 25I,, i807. w6r
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Lard e Negroes for Sale.
March 2, 1907.

Dyvirtuc &C deed Of trust executed to me by
- Thomas Randolph to secure the payment of
debt due Isaac II. Coles, l will sell, TO the
highest bidder. for ready money. on Thurs.
DAY the 18th dav CT April next. At Chinquepin
Church. in Aneiia. onA hundred and fifty acres
Of ARID. lying on ApPo,nattok river, in the
county OF Amelia, heing part Of the land on
which the said Thomas Randolph now resides,
and known by In. n.me cf MoRvExs. Also.
NINE NEGROES. viz Ned, Jssse. Kitty. A
leSs"dsr. bsn;r;des. SAsrcFr, Suksy, Richard
sod CAeolins or 80 much nf the said property
- vi!l be sufficient 10 discharge the debr ricn,i.
oned in the deed.
-. ]. COLES, Jr.
March 2. 1907. rda
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At Quarterly Court, continued
and held for Prince EAWard

At a Quarterly Court, continued
and held for Prince Edward
county, Nov. 18th, 1906.
Robert Venable, exo'r. Of Nathaniel >
Holloway, Complainant, : y
against ) :
William Pattman and John Johnston , :
defend intg, X
THE defendant Pattman, not having en-
L tered his appearance, and given sccuri-
ty according to an act Of the General As
sembly and the rules Of this court, AMI it
appearing 10 the satisfaction o. the court,
tha5 ne is not an inhabitalt of this state on
the motion IF the complainant by his c7un-
sci, u is ordered, that the said defendant
Pattm2n, 10 appear here ON the Ersc day Of
March couTt next, and answer the COM
plainant's bii;-lad that copy of this Cr-
derbc forthwith Inserted in SOME one OF the
public newspapers printed in the city Of
Richmond, for two months excessively, s
also posted ~ the front door Of the court
house of this county.
n coDv, tcstc,
Pcoiamia Watkins, D. c.
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EQUITY.

e $Ss..s.>a GOV IY,
~ ms LOS 4. Brown & Rivcs, viii stand
the ensuing season at my stable in Amherst,
FIVE miles from Ncw-GldsBow, at TWEEN
ty-fve dollars the season, dischargeable by
twenty, il paid by the first day of October
ncTt--The season to commence the first Of
March and end first August-Mares may
be covered by the leap at twelve dollars,
paid at the time of service or forty dol
lars 20 ensure them in foal, payable frs;
day CfJauuary ne xt-one dollar the groom
in every caSe.--Good and extensive pastu-
rage, gratis, but no liability for accidents
or escapes.
GOUTYisa beautiful bay, ten years old,
in high health and vigor, FIVE feet three in
chcs high, full Of bone and muscle, fine
points and elegant form. lie was after ma
nv months research selected by Mr. Wea-
therby (author of the racing calendar and
general stud-book) as one Of the best horses
that could be procured in Great Britain.
In a letter from him he says there never
was a higher bred horse shipped from
Great Britain OF any other country.
EQUITY was got BY Sir Peter Teazle (un-
questionably the best stallion now in Eng
itnd) his dam the famous Yellow Mare by
Tandem; grandam, Perdita by Herod ;
great grand dam, Fair Forester by Sloe !;
grea; great grand dam by Forriter; great
great great grand dam by Partner CrofPs
bay Barb Makeless Brimmer; Son of
Dodsworth Burton Barb Mare.
EQUITY run but three times, owing to
an injury he received in go fore leg
1st, in 1899, for the DARBY stakes, for
! three year Odds, won by Archduke.
ID, in 1900, sweepstakes, for all ages,
with Is 6uineas added out Of tho racing
funG--won by Gouty, beating Fugleman,
Vivaldi, sc. sc.
Sd. Eew-Market July meeting, c so, by
subscription, won by Sorcerer.
RoBER7 RMS.
February 10th, 1907. Sw
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Notice.

RYv virtue of deed Of trust to me exc
IL cuted by William Shortt, in order to
secure the payment of nne hundred and Sc
venty pounds, due to Polly Gay, viii be sold,
to the highest bidder, for ready money, on
the premises, on Friday the 18th day of
March next,
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pOSTPONENIEMT

W j
In conformity to the wishes of all the par
ties concerned, the sale of the above men
toned NEGROES is postponed until the
Fourth Monday in March next
SAMUEL TAYLOR, Jr.
Agent for the Trustee.
January 16, 1907. wtds
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TE pursuance of an an OF the General Assembly
passed the 9th day OF January, 1903, for NOR.
eii:ana,ly preventing oos,ruHions III the passage
OF f,5h through the falls Of ames river all those
comcerned, axe desired to comply with the provi-
SONS of the said at, OF they will be deair with
as the law directs.
JOHN MOODY, Surveyor.
Richmond, Mach 2, 1907. 81
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n. B. The owners of fishing scins in James ri.
yer and its branches above the falls. are referred
10 the 7th seeiion Of the ABOVE rectc act, whore
in they will find it their duty to list their seiuS
with the commissioners of the revenue ia tns
same manner as all Other taxable properly, IN
der the former penalties; in order 10 rai.s SUN.
e;ont revenue 10 dCGray the expenses of carving
shis law ;a;o eEca. M.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-03-06

FOR SALE,

For SALE
IL bids. sugar IS boxes cotton {. woo
30 bbis. do. caIds do.
3OO9ih green coffee 4 t0as castings assert.
10 hEds Antigua rum cd, viz. pos, ovens
S do Wlndward Island skliie,s, spiders, and.
do. irous teske,tJes asd
il hhds. N. 2. rum Wagon boxes
u bbls do do $50 sacks salt
II hhds molas&es 100 hbls cu' lierrings
casks Malaga vine 80 30 wr9e do
20 .ierces bic. whisky i do shad
a pipes apple brandy 10 ibs Spanish INDIGO
10 bills DO do IS lbs uuitnegs
10 crates Liverpool loo pr mems fine shoe &
ware assorted so do coarse do
10 do stone do 500 lbs Clauber salts
Wc haze aigo on hand,
Iron Loaf sugar
German, Ctawley and Tanncrs' &. I.inseed OIL
B''sJerd stee Nova Scotia grind
Race K ground ginger stoues
Pepper Ground plaster in bills
Als?ice Good manufactured 70
Fl & + powder bacco ly the keg, 70,
Shot, assorted sizes rct.An
French brandy Tar
Rice Wedding hoes
Cheese Nests woodward
Wrought and cutnails, Bed cords, lcadinglines
assorted sizes J aud Irvine
sauF Necklace
Glass wave ,viz. ~ p ! Stone jugs. butterpots
tumbers aud decan- CHAMBER pots, wash
tiers, assorted sizes bascns, bake pans.
Hats cFurus, &c. gSc &c,
we daily cSrc0 70 receive a quantity OF sherry
Wiae, Wia.,w Glass Coperase AMI Alum. al
q which articles, we Will sell at a small advance
for cash, approved papcr or couatiy produce.
Shapard & Lucke.
Richmond, May 3. 1896.