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obtained at Tunis.--Soon after his departure,
paid for his honor, To bis principal phyficiin,
on The fnlleit conviction of its iuiscr, So dolls.
Doctor Turner, on his arrival a. the fea, of Co
vernment, was ordered back into the Msditer-
ransan ard, with view undoubtedly of re-
deeming his paper and credi, with me, received
the whole arrearage Of his pay and three months
sdsiocea at the accountants Office of the navy
department. He died on his paiIage within a
few days after leaving the Capes of Virginia,
and bis aiiets went into the hands Of his father,
Daniel Turner. On ms return to the U. s. and
prsfcntng his drafts at the proper office, a bal
ance was found againa him and the bills, OF
courie, rsjseted. Rated my claims 10 his ia
Their; from whom received alIurances through
the favor of Col. New, that they fhou,d be
fatished when authenticated. Not having re-
alizsd theie af1urances, on my departure again
for the Coat of Barbary in 1904; ordered a
iuit to he inttituted againft Daniel Turner, the
father of the dcceafed, in which fi.it, during
my abfence, was caft--and very probably
on the receipt paffed on fettlemcnt. But
Tor cath advanced on account of his pay,
bills for which were protected or rejected at the
accountants office-and for the items pafTed
to his debit at the time and after his departure,
as above Rated, his eftate is now indebted to
me-Lieutenant Smith, late of Marines, now
OF Baltimore, heard Doctor Turner acknow-
ledge himfelf indebted to me at the commence.
ment OF the patiage on which he ded--My
claim is in Chancery.
The fhade of the generous and manly young
Turner, will blufh at the ngratitude of his re-
preientativcs-and not lefs 70 at the difneenu.
Gus lnhnuation, in the Gazette of "Wednesday,
diitorted from traniaetions not only diiintersi.
ed, but benevolent and humane
WILLIAM EATON.
Richmond, Sh June, 1907.
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Comments from TIE 4duro,a.

Comments from the Iro,a.
The above letter was addre1ed, by the wri-
ter, Ia member of the Legislature of Orleans and
oppofed to general Wiikinfon) to the editor of
the Orleans Gazette.
What are we to think of il
1t is in the remembrance of mott of our read.
ers, that when the deGgns of Burr were detect
ed, and meaiures taken TO fruftra,e them, this
Mr.. DAYTON was fufpeded by many to be in
the confidence of Burr.
When the fuipcions had gained currency,
particularly in public prints, pcfitive and ex-
piicit denial was publiihed by Mr.. Dayton-in
which he iaid he knew nothing, directly or in
directly, of Burr's plans, or Object; and that
the hrft intimation he had received of the af
fair, was through the medium of the public
prints.
We will not fay that this letter was not writ.
ten in the full fpirit of truth-we were dfpofed
to credit it, notwithstanding remarkable coin.
cidence of circumstances calculated to create
ftrong doubts, but certainly the above letter
does revive former imprefiions, and viii create
at leaf doubt in the public mind.
MT. Watkins is Respectable man--fo fay the
federalilts Of courle what he has faid mutt be
believed, Especially as gen. Wilkinion has not
contrsdeted him.
The qnclion then refs upon the authority
Of gen. Wilkinlon, upon whole veraeity we re-
ly quite as much as we do upon that of general
Dayton.
For the welfare of the country, we hope
there will yet be complete developement of
this buGnefs.
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JONATHAN DAYTON.

SIN compliance with my promfe now re-
late to you the circumstances which induced
me to fate that general Wi,kinfon had publicly
mentiond the receipt OF letter from general
Dayton on the fuhjee of Burr's confpiracy.
at the time gov. Claiborne communicated
to me al! that he had learnt from, gen. Wilkin.
Ton. he mentioned among other things that gen.
W'lkinfsn had received a letter from gen. Day.
ton, in which were thefe remarkable words
{" Lomjfana and Mrxieo-Bnrr and EIlkinion."
When public difc'ofure of this plot was after
wards made, this letter of gen. Dayton's was
every where fpoken of, and feemed to form
part of it. Several of my friends, perfons of
the highef rctpettblity, informed me that
they had heard of the fame letter, and repeated
to me fuch parts of its contents as to convince
me 1t was the fame letter the governor had
mentioned to me. was not preient at the af.
fembiy of the merchants but Ihad UNDERWOOD
that this letter was read there as well AS before
the hyperion court. In hort, gen. Dayton's
letter had in my mind become 70 identified
with Burr's, that they always prefented them
felves together.
In the houfe of representatives, gen. Will
kinion read this fame letter, and it was tranla-
ted into French by the clerk. This letter was
partly in cypher, and partly in common cha.
racter. 1t began by predicting to the gen. the
lOfs Of the government of LouiGaua, and hint.
ed in very ftrong terms, that he was linking in
the confidence of bis eountry-that MIR. Jeffer-
fon might affect to ferve him, but that he would
finally yield to public opinion, and after talk.
ing about troops, concluded with" LouiGana
and Mesieo-Burr and WIlkinjon." will not
pretend to fay that gen. Dayton is the author
of this letter; but poGtively affirm that fuch
letter exifted; and pledge myfelf to prove
whenever it may be neceGary, that WiLkin/sa
garT Dyt0n as the author, if not publicly, at
leatt in private conversations.
81 am, very respectfully, SC. &c.
"JOHN WATKINS"
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From The Virginia GaSetft.

Mr.. DAVIS,
In the VIrginia Cagrffe of the Sd inf. no.
ticc this paragraph "a fuit was initiated in
Caroline court fome time aso, by a man of the
name Of Eaton, againft certain Er. Turner. On
the trial a receipt in full for all demands was
made )uJfeqnent o the date Of the account, and
the plaintiff was accordingly caft."
Take HE |oHs7uiAg explanation.
In the autumn Ct 1901, Doctor William Tur.
ner Of the Navy, arrived in the Bay Of Tuns,
on board the u. s. frgate Philadelphia, dan
gerculiy iick, and obtained leave of his Captain
to 60 OH fhere for the benefit Of medical aud
other aiilitance. Duty and inclination induced
me TO receive him into the American Confular
houie.- During his Gickneis and rate of con-
Taeicsncr, he remained with me fix months,
until bis health was perfectly re-eaabli(hed.
For the prOVfong and hofpitaIities ofmy houie,
no recompence was ever alsed nor received.
But for certain. advances Of cath, took hia re-
csipts IN the form Of drafts on account of hi
pay to the amount Of 7O2 dollars SO cents.
From Dec. 9Th of the fame year, was alb.
fent ninety days-Doetor Turser received for
the expenditures of my houfe in the mean time.
feveu hundred and thirty eight dollars and 81
cents, and gave his receipt. On my return and
his producing proper vouchers for the appIi-
cation Of this fun, fettlemeRt was bad with
out any reference 10 his drafts, and very proba-
oily receipt pahcd.--On his departure from
the u. s. he received of me property, which
be rather fsncied than needed, to the amount
of so dollars, tor which / took no voucher,
having fuli confidence 10 his integrity, and for
which he was To return me an equivalent in
groceries fsom America, which could not he
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NORFOLK. Inne 4

The u. S. figate C5ejapeake, Capt. JAMES
BARRON, anchored in Hampton Roads on
Thurfday evening, bound to the Mediterranean.
Mr.. PvKTIAScF, Secretary Of legation At
Londen, has arrived from Wellington with die.
patches OF the government for our MiniRers and
Commihoners Extraordinary at the Court of St.
James's, with which he will proceed immediate.
iy on board The WafP floop of war, capt. Smith.
The CHtsAfEAkF frigate arrived in Hamp.
tun Roads lalt evening,
The CysrLbE, French frigate, came I'D from
Hampton Roads, into the bite Of Crany Inand,
Oh "wednesday evening.
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&c Reoeil,on Roads F'--Thus II is we are fervetf
by the myrmidons of George the lIIrd. From
the commander of a "a, down to the puppy
who guides the rudder of cock-boat. we are
kicked, infulted, and defpifsd. In the EAT fn-
dies, an American. feaman is murdered by a
Britiih captain. mock trial is afterwards ex-
hibitcd, the naval hero fenteuced to tcbo nrsnfk5
confinement, and on his Teleafe, promo, ed 20 the
command of an 60 gun-ihip! Nay, even in
our own waters. in the iuriidi aional limits of
the "good old United States" the fame tragi.
comedy has been aeted--a cannon ball fired no
doubt 10 amuie the britifh tsrs) has taken the
life OF an American citizen, while in the profe-
cution OF his lawful vocations. and the murder
er has undergone the /oltmni.y Of trial in BIZ,
sS.n country the refult is known, and was
long iince acknowledgements TOO, no doubt
awaits him. But the affair viii not epd here
Whitby was arrefted by deire of the American
government, and like his brother chip, he mutt
obtain tatisfa9ion in bis oavn zvay, for their pre-
tumption in cauiine him the trouble of an exa-
mination before a Britjb Court Martial Let
us prattle no more about our liberty and inde-
peRdence, when the one is daily wreRed from
us by every petty Nave of European drfpotim,
and the other almoa at the mercileis and (" WOO
den walls OF Old England" Pet. LIT.
The rifle company under command of capt.
VIM M. Scott of the Legionary corps of the Mi
chigan territory, have unanimously volunteer
ed their fervices to the government of the u
States, agreeably to an aet paifed at the laft
fciiion Of coDgrefs.
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The Fiihing-imack hoop Defiance, captain
Coming, from St.Augufinc, having ON board
property belonging to fome merchants here.
has been taken by the Drivey loop Of war, and
1ent TO New Providence. When capt. Love
was requeRed by the panengers to rate his
reafons for capturing her, be returned for an
TWer that as ihe was bound for CharIeton,
where he-bad iuffered grofs infpli, TIC chofe
TO take Eali!i afJioB IN bis osV1 tUey.
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Doll>e9tlf.

BOSTON, May 90.
Yesterday the committee appointed TO exam
inc the votes for governor and lieutenant,go-
vernon reported. that they found for governor,
The whole No. sl5os
Neceifary TO choice 4o752
Hon. James Sullivan had 1884
and is chofen.
There were s25 fcattered votes.
For Lieutenant gsyernor.
Whole No. 1896
Necefary to choice 1919
HoA. Levi Lincoln had 1855
and is choftn.
This report was accepted in the two branch
es.
A join. committee was appointed to wait on
The hon. MI. Sullivan and MIR. Lincoln, TO in
form them Of .heir election, and to enquire
when it would be convenient for them to4t-
.end to be qualified. We underGand the
Governor aud Lieutenant. Governor elect. hive
replied, that they will meet the Legislature this
Gay at IL O'clock
The Rev. MIR. Baldwin is chofrn chaplain
OF tho Hou(e.
A bill for the ensblihment of Rate bank,
was reported, read frft time, time afIign.
ed for It's fecoud reading, and ordered to be
printed. This bill directs the Province HouCe
TO be fold to the bank if eRsbIiibed, and pro
vides for the ttablihnent of branches, and
the adniflioa Of exiting banks.
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BRITISH INsoLENcE.

Lows, who Commanded the Driq,er noop Of
war, not long fiuce 10 the harbour Of Charleton,
(has, it feems, captured a little EGjDg 6naek, ia
order Us he fays) to obtain fatisiaction IN bis
oae1 qvat, for the enmity fhewn towards him
by tke people OF Charletcn, vhift he lay in
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SIR. Prr.kssuRo, February as.

On the 22d February at eleven O'Clock at
night M. de Novoz'tzoH fet out for the army.
The m,flion is faid to he of, pacific nature.
Lieutenant general Prince BagrAtion arrived
here on the cad from the army, and left town
ON his return thithet on the aSth.
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The G. ]. obfervedin fubfequens ftage
Of this bubneis, that an idea had iince truck
his mind, which he thought it material to
haie that he had not recoIleeted that tSefe
conversations were faid to be held by perfons
who were flid to be authorized by Col. %. and
OF courfe tsat their conversations would bear
upon him.
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CHE Gnqulrer.
RICHM Nd. lob 5uvr.
TRIAL OF AARON BURR.

Circuit Court Of the U. States for tie f,,b cir
emt and DjRria ofVIrgiaia.
Prslent JoAN MARsHALI. Grief 5Jf4)fiee effbe
u. StafeJ,
And Crsus GRIFFIN, Judge of the Diflria
of Virginia.
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me9t that deciiion, fhal certainly acquiefce
IN Their order. IF underRand the court
TIE Grief Jndiee laid, that he was OF epini-
on that unlefs there be fact to be proved,
no teitimony ought to be produced. The ouef.
ton before the conft was not, whether thee
had been treafopab;e igteaf, but an over. a,F.
That fact it,eif mna hs proved. before there
Can be any treafon OF any comitmenffor tresfoo.
Gen. Wilknion's affidavit was accord;ny)v
put aide. ~
Here follow the other proceedings which
we have already jsarnaGxed: the production Of
Taylor and Albright's tefimony and of Du-
bas' depotiti0n, which laft was finally rejected by
the court. -. = -
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Debate on tie order and l3eeie5 sfevidenre to )
introduced, on the motion to commit Aaro;
bHrJor Hg5 Trsajon againf tie U. S.
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I" AT. the fame time, in order to prevent in.
convenience tothe merchants from the faid de.
Termination not having been fooner made known
to them, beg leave to recommend to your
Grace to give directions for admitting to entry
fuch American ihips of the above deic rption
AZ may arrive in the ports of Ireland prior to
the slt of October; after which day, the rule
that ihips being American property, but not
of the built of America, and Filling under Tea
letters, thou'd not be confidered as entitled 10
import under the act s7th Geo. III. cap. 81
fhould be invariably adhered to.
al have the honor to be, &c. &c.
"HAWKESBURY."
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TRIAL OF AARON BURR.

SKETCH of the celebrated ARGUMENT held,
on the proportions fubmitted to the Cour,
refPetting tie charge of 7rea/ax.
CONTINUED
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March 81.

FMbe id, 10 tie 6isJle Lsr, Saturday tie e5b day
ct april IF }sir, efter-vjs A1orday, at The Gsrsi-
hrg bogft effbe Su5tribtr, in Honoper eounty
M Houfehold and Kitchen FURNITURE, a.
VI monsR which are, parcel of very good Beds,
all iums under 90 dollars cath will be required of the
psrchaler, for all ums over 20 dollars credit will be
given until the frh day of September next, OH the
Pehaiers giving bond with approved fecurty carry
ing interett from the date if not punttpally paid.
ALTO with to diipofe of, by private CONTRACT, the
LAND whereon now live, containing 10 acres,
the Land lies well and PRODUCES well any of our
common Land, there is so or 90 acres to clear and
very well timhered and lively, there is a very good
Houie with two rooms above and below fairs, whoe-
yer may with to buy will apply the fubferiber in
Hanover county. WIN. TINSLEY.
March 81. law4wp
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Bp autboritu.
LAW OF TIE UNITED STd7Es.

AN ACT
1hGs'Hg es0fegla!on TO R1eBrS Zezpif q Cza,k tg.
their eom1anisns.
y L it eaae7eS BY tie Senate and RopE of P,.,>c.t,
- tiUr5 IF tie United Slater of A,neyier in coycc
Ggem6si, That the Secretary Of war be. and he !.
heFeby directed to iiiue land Meriwether
Lewis and VIM. Clark, for one thoufand fix hundred
aert each to John ordway, Nathaniel PRYOR. tbe
heirs or legal representatives of Charles Flovd decd
Patrick Gals, VIM. Bratton, John Collins, John Col.
ter Pisr Cruzatte, Jofeph Fold, Reuben Field. Ro
bert Frazier, Sas Goodrich George Chiffon. Tbos
p Howard, Hugh Hall, Francis Labruche. Hugb
Neal, John Shields George Shannon, Joh. Potts
John BabtiH lie Page, Jehn 3. Thomplon. Wm'
werner, Richard Windfor, Peter Wifer, Alexander
-" lizard, JoiePh Whitehouie, George Drulvard Tou
liant Charbonne, Richard Worfeneten and Tobn
Newman, for three hundred and twenty acres each
which warrants may at the option of the holder or
poeiior, be located with any regiler or regiNers Of
the land offices, fubfequent to the public laes in fub
efce' or any OF the public lands of the IT, States w.
Jag on the wet iide the Mifippi, then and there a.
Tered Tor fale or may be received at the rate of two
dollars per acre, in payment for ans t,rL III:
lands. N" P"O"'
SEC. Q. Ind kr IL faytL.y eaasea That doub1s
pay ha be allowed By the Secretary of war 70 each
oil the before named perfons agreeably 10 the time
ne or they may have fervsd in the late enterprise 70
the Pacific ocean, conducted by MefTrs. Lewis and
Clarke, and that the fun of eleven houiand dollar.
be and toe fame hereby appropriated difcharge
the lame, out oil any monies in the trealry no, other
wife appropriated.
NATHL MACON,
SPfs'rr IF the Hoyft Of RtSt1safaaivc..
S. SMITH,
PyaidSaf .ff6t Senate, Pre- fe0vso,e
APPROVED,
TIL, JEFFERSON.
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TIL; JEFFERSON.
HATS, SHOES. BE-

HATS, SHOES, &c.
TIE SDgs,S" bar jy yeecivra and sgsy,fsy ls, 9 FIJI
97de'mpisfe a6oyfmtaf Of
HATS,
--aNSeg 4O6is5 a,e--
HENTLEmEN's ben drab and black be,v,r. OF.
~ tors, and Rorums, broad and narrow brims
DO do black Satin beavers, light and plant, glazed
livery hats and bands, women's and youths do.
SHOES.
Ladies Kid, Morocco and Leather ties and fins.
Gentiemen.s lupefiine drels aud common Shoes
he has allo on hand, few pipes 6rit quality COG
CANDLES. U'N
a large fupPly Of Philadelphia bottled Porter and
CYder, CAret and Port Vine in bottles
ID. J. BURR,
april ~ I,1s,g
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Mr.. ZACHARIhH 7ALIAFEpRe.

AXE notice, that we flall on the Goth and soth
4 day OF April next, at the Tavern of Alexander
9nie'ds' IN the town OF Lexington, county of Rock
bridge, and Gate of Virginia, a, the Tavern of Beda-
min Pollard, at Buckingham Court Houie, virginia,
on the ith 18th, 18th, &c I4th of May next, at
the avern oil Thomas Galley in the town OF Carriers
VILE IN the county of Cumberland and Aate of Vr-
gn,a on the 18th & 10th of May next, and at the
Dell avern in the city of Richmond, and late of
virginia, on the 10Th &c Goth of the fame month,
(May), between the hours OF 8 a. NJ. and p.
NJ. OF each day respectively, proceed to take
the depoiirions of fundry perlons to be u(ed as
evidence in fut, now depending and undeter-
mined IN the iuperior Court of Chancery, for the
Richmond diisr;ct, wherein you are p;ain,iff, and
Willis Wills, John J. Wills and William r. Bernard
are defendants. WILLIS WILLS
JOHN ]. WILLS.
March ST. law Aws
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FOR SALE,
By Be Sub5e,De,,

By be Snbt0ib1,
M EST{NDIA and New England Rum, French
w Brandy, Molafes, Loaf & Brown Sugar, Cof-
fee and Chocolate, BET Imperial and Hyfon Tea,
Pepper, Race and ground Ginger, Nutmegs & Cloves,
MIndfor having so-r, I-:-.c--i and Lamp Oil
White Lead ana spaniih Brown, Yellow ochre, Pa,
tent Green ground in oil, 8 by 10 & 10 by IL Win
tow Clafs, I'd, Sd, id, cd, Sd, Iod x cod Nails and
Spike do Barr Iron of all defcriptions quare fiat and
round PlowP!ates German Steel Fire dogs & Skillets,
Powder aud Shot, Liverpool fIe Salt for pork, beG
Haes Salt for Pork, SaPetre & Brmftone, GOO pair
Mems thick Shoes, mems fine fhoes, boys do. Ladies
Kid and Morocco Slippers, Table LINEN and Irh
meeting, Bare'Skin, blue and mixed Plains, Patent
Cord and ihiekietts, Writing and Wrapping Paper,
paite Board, Cotton and VOL Cards, few barrels
Maekare!, Novafcotia Herrings, do. Grindtones
dyo,jyf rreeioed from BeRon.
One Piano Forte, and one elegant Piano Forte with
additional KEYS. %
The above articles will be fold cheap for eah or
country produce, or GO days note at the bank
Benz. STETSON.
Jan. %. oawam'
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JAMES WORRALL:

II AS lately received general and carefully afa
L L iorted toek of Drugs, Medicines, Paints. pa.
tent Medicines &C. &c. which he offers for iaie AZ
the fra corner fore above the Eagle Tavern, a,siv
occupied by Medrs Pickett, Pollard and Tohnion.
Ibis articles have been felected of the firt quality,
s"e VIII De put up with the greaten care and exad-
nefs on the lowet poiiibe terms. The whole Of h.
compound medicines. have been made by himfef win
the moi crupulous attention. the directions of tbe
different Pharmaeopoias.
Phyticians favouring him with their prefcriptions
and country Merchants with their orders. may d.,
pend per on their being executed punaualy and with
dfpatch.
N. B. He has lately received from DR.. solsp,oo.s
agent at New-York, refh lupply of thofe inv,lua-
bic medicines, the Balm of Giivad and Anti Inpets-
gines.
November %. o,.e
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FOR SAFE

a CONVENIENT HOUSE q LoT for p-i-
Il n vate family, it being brick So feet by ls, with
two rooms on foor with psaage and FIRE place N
each room, huated on the crofs itreet leading from
the main-Rreet to the church in healthy part Of
the city, there being excellent fprng ON faid Lot,
and alioa fmall Brick Houfe 4 by I24 feet fouare
well calculated for a Compiling Houfe which, with
number OF other eonveniencies makes the G,ua,ion
defirable FOR gen,esl family.
lhe payments will be one fourth cafl, and tx.
twelve and eighteen months, for the other three
iourths OF the money the payments be feeured in
the euaomary way.
WM HARPFP
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4 it is my intention fette in the Rate of Ken
T. \ lucky, have, therefore, to requea al tho..
VINO have claims againa come forward for .,
tie'e"f' on or before the tenth of March that they
may receive payment {; and all indebted to make inn.
mediate payment, ius will be infituted ;r,,,d;s,
ly. ''A'e
RoBT. CROUCH.
February 20. 81
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FAIRFIELD RACES
brnk
osGvehu
dftyddla
ficfetw
old
WEIGHTS
lbs
anoweslb
yso
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NEW STORE.
TO BE SOLD CHEAP, OPPOSITE THE EAGLE
TAVERN.

TAVERN.
SIMPSON MORRIS,
From London, begJ Iea1s to inform tie bnble,
fbat he has, P imported from London, q Lorec
GDortnent Of Fqllionabie DRY GOODS, tit
fer TIE approaching ./saj0a, qvbicb be o6irs
no1o for (ale, on vety IoqO ferm5 at The aGoye
boHje, Tiz.
RLACK and Colored Mems, Womens and Chill
- dren's Worried Hoie alto, Mems, Women's
and Children's aGorted White Cotton HoIe Of excel
lent quality, with and without Lace Clocks: alto.
Wooeu Broadcloths, Plain Velvetsens, Cut Velye-
teens, Corduroys Thiekletts Benefits patent Cord,
Toilanets StockHghreeches pieces Swanfdown, Fio-
rsntine Silk, Black 1willed Sarenet Black and Wbte
French and BruIel Laees Freh new pattern Rib
bands Bsndaunoe Handkerchief handiome az
iortment OF Printed and Twiled Shawls, Dursnts Of
different eolors, Common and Fine rs and a. Irnl
Linen, Fine Long Lawns, Sheetings, White Corded
Dimities, Cheque for Aprons Bed Furnitures, Print,
ed Cshcoes,a large aGortmeut Of Fine Plain and
Fancy Muffin, Cambria Muffin alfo, Real French
Cambria, Red and White Flannes, Printed Dimity,
Printed and White Cuttings and Marfoilles, AND
variety OF other articles too tedious TO mention,
December IL. oawts
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-04-17
FOR SALE-OR RENT,

FOR SALE-OR RENT,
MY TENEMENT in Manchester, pleaiau:ly &.
1sI tuated on the hill, which overlocks tn Falls
Plantation, and containing fuitable accommodations
Tor iamlly-At any time when may be out of
town, application may be made to MIR. Henry l.. BIZ
coe.
JAMES HENDERSON
January 90. oavytf