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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-01-17

FOR SALE, the TENEAENTor which the
= subscriber lives, situated ON Church Fl Ill.
within about one mite of Richmond Market, con.
tanning two and half acres of Land, well enclo
and highly improved. The buildings consist OF
a large and web constructed DueHiag- House,
Lanndyy, kitchen. Dairy, S'noie- Honse. 9 Stores,
6rtcs 0Sste, Coach House, Dara, Stable, and Ice.
Horse.
All these buildings are in complete order for
the accommodation of Il large and Een,eeI family,
who may have easy access 10 all tie advantages
OF the city, and 1--we Us retired as they could wish
JOHN ELLIS.
NOV. 10. Toawtft
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-01-17
nee. II

HE Subscribers have on hand, at Private
4 Sale -
10 Hogsheads, and
80 Barrels Loaf Sugar,
10 Kids. Brown Sugar of superior quality,
~ Tierces prime Green Coffee,
70 Bags of superior white do.
20 Hhds. Mol2sses.
y Casks old Port Wine, Of superior quality in
Bottles,
9 Cases stougiton's BiNers, containing . doz..
Pint Bottles each.
J 20 Raspberry Brandy,
3TDo. Meihegien,
Choice old Cogniac Brandy in Pipes.
Holland and Country Gin in Do.
Candles and Soap in boxes,
Ground Ginger in Kegs, SC. &c.
ALSO:
ID Bales Kendall Cotton,
with a very general assortment OF coarse
"oolens, all of which will be sold low for
cash, or on short credit, for approved endorsed
negotiable notes at lie Bank Of Virginia.
PROSSER & MONCUPE.
December 81. w4yy
N. b. Cash will be given for two likei, Young
Negro MEN. that have been accustomed to plan.
tat,on business, and IN unexctptionable COOK;
and for sale. tn best male House Servant i'm Viz"
S'nia Also, 35 Virginia Bank Shares, for cash by
p. & NJ.
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VOUNc LADIES, 1oARDINc. scHooL.

i Observation-Disclosures BIZ the Gene.
ri otf-cbasiesi Sshica Sr6s expressed By those pat
IONS " Literature ana -drfs srho honore9 this insti,
'gfion By their afesdaacr ct the late public ~recifsfi-
,ns, and grateful for the escohsiufts thee bestowed
whilst oiesoisg the exhibition Of ber,r nee.
de zrork, embroidery, Gc. &c. 4 venture cslin 70 Of
fer nv services in the discharge sf those duties
sshich haze occupied material part Of aay latter
vcdrs.
A,si7na;ed By the PROSPECT Of meeting the Support
1 hduS hstae'-!o received, and contemplating tie
pleasures Ihaes "a viesp, b. further contributing to
me 0eseff Of tke rising generation; Z intend ae.iea-
tag INV Srho!c ti,ic TO the improvement aud edisca-
ton II suck 1oan[ L0aits rs mar he entrusted 10
ssg care aSSariag theH parents, guardians, &c.
ttdt it shall % at. constant staay 10 discover tie
riri or bent IF tkeir minds; tkat Ukeyc it is lecec,
saiy, I MAJ be able, b. sentie ana trysucsive ,segss s..
IL 1ne!ioy0te !Acir G;ytoSiiio'is rs 20 iadacc the "a,
70 sriSs 10 IL I'm GnA 7pheye the PROPENSITY is uirea-
a, &SceraGb!e, 10 ~hrighten it b. yust ,nmenaution
mar az aaP become more Seaniousis enia,ioas.
Tie almost c.:nt;on shaNbe used to treserve Them
IN HEATH. TO impress thean 7pith jast notions Of ~
ETY. and rtstRe, and to nlake them understand tie
necessity cf attending 70 arornf aud 6oD' estic ecoro-
my. In mime, snch suiH be my pride to give entire
sGtisfactioa. that thry sh.;H knoSp no other difference
~ ortnS. from nome. man ric ao$encc5rc1n theV par
rents, &c. an: being Obliged to attend diiigenti, TO
the orders and regulations q th;s institution. :
As chewing Svhat has been dove, is a better critic
rioh "a u any 0'he' WRcrr0' 70 JUdSe SWAT my ne
attained, tie sasSyi5er bsSs lease to INFORM tke La
DIES Hnd Gentlemen II Rietsnoad, 0mt its vicrnity,
that a Specimen, the Ipe,for'ndace Of Il 16umg La
az Of the CITY, Svho ss0S only cigh.een months at
the abovr Seminar. may be seen on application at
ar. Archi6aa Nis6et's, Merchant in Richmond
SARAH FALKENER.
q Eoer, possible excrtisn is employed to pro-
cwe a discreet G properly qaaAfea person to teach
|l3uSic.
The School will Re opened on the first day Of .55fa-
MARY next.
- The terms for taitron, board, washing, Lo1g-
ing, &c. tSc are one hu1sfred and fire dollars Fo,
day %seholnys twenty dollars per qpaoam
The house as remarkably coanmotious and ueI
esnhr~cted for the preservation Of health.
Warrerfon, North-Gcyosiua,
Dece.tber 1874, 1908. i""f"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-01-17

IL Y virtue OF ddecd of trust, executed To the
lp subscribers by Gerard Banks, to secure the
payment Of several sums of money, due 20 John
l.. Harris & Co. which deed has been transferred
to VIM G. Poiudexter win be sold OLA the pre-
misses, on the 21st day ofJanuary next, TO answer
the purposes specified IN said decd, to the high.
st bidder, Tor ready money, so much OF 4 tract
IF LAND, in said deed mentioned, con.ainir,
seven hundred and eighty-four acres, lying in tic
county of Goochland, adjoining the Lands o.
Geo. w Payne, Duiguid Minis, Gideon Minis.
and others, IS may be necessary to pay thc bal.
ance due on said deed, which is about . 1900, snt
tic expences attending the sale. The subscriber
tcting AZ trustees, and being TO way Interested
will convey 90 the purchaser, such title only 8
tccrued to them by virtue of Tire deed of trust d
'orcsaid. I'm. MULLER. r
FREDERICK AARRIs,S 1'H''ee'
pec. 20. eaw4wG
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and John Ellis, who being sevcrn,!y sworn, de.
pose and say, that OH the night Of the goth inst.
these opponents were On board the riiot-boat
Mslaparte, proceeding To sea. Before coming up
10 a British armed vessel lying opposite Tybee
ht-house, these deponents We're fired upon,
first, BY a shot from q musket, and ordered to
come to aachor Immediately deponcnts rcfus
ing, were then fired at from cannon charged with
ball. Deponen,s still refusing tn comply, Were
fred at a second line from = cannon. Dep2nents
then pat about the said pilot boat, and returned
to Savannah this morning deem',g it unsafe to
| proceed to sea.
(Signed as above.9
Sworn to before me, December2z 1903.
| JcHN Pgr1IsoNE, Up.
The pilots state, that after The FIRST shot they
were hailed by the brig, and ordered to come to
anchor Immediately, or she would sink them.
The pilots refusing told i,er they were pilots.
and enquired it she wanted one, They Were
still ordered TO an anchor--On demanding what
right she had to melest them III their own waters,
the reply from the brig was "daNn your waters,
and your country too" and u r~epetition of the or
der to come to anchor. The pilots still refused,
ard were again fired at. The bo.t was then put
about, and they were coming towards town when
the third shot was discharged at them.~.Repub
Hcdn.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-01-17
ALEX'n. GARRETT, d. G.
peceh'ocr 10. oaw3wT
TWENTY DOLLARS REWARDED

WENJf DOLLARS REWARD.-Ran-
n away from the Subscriber, living in Bruns-
WICK county, about the LIST of Sept. last, ayel-
low itu"w named JACK, about thirty five or six
years oto' iive icet nne or ten inches high. strait
made, has a burn Oh lbs LETT elbow. Which nr.-
vents MIN from straiteiing MS ..m,' and alway,
carries II crooked one 81 mis- under fore teet, on,
ms let side is out his address is extremely polite
and humble IN his manners, and has SOM D~eten.
sions t 1.-THE BARRIERS trade. The said fellow an
away ana was absent FOR z or 8 years, and vas
apprehended in BALTIMORE, at which r,ace nd
B9Eerstown, in Maryland, he commoriv frco,Ien-
tted, ard passed for q free man by ,s,3 name Of
Peter Jones, IL either of which Places, or Nor-
foiN, VirSin'a, 1t IS expected he is gone.
The 'hovc re ward will be given. ifdelivered to
me IN B.FinsSick county, Va. or secured IN any
information of the same
nee. II na.o,.I
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-01-17

PURSUANT to a decd oftrust duly recorded
4 in the court Of Chesterfield, viii be offered
Cor sale. for cash, on Monday, the 25d INST. at
Brooks's Tavern, in the town of Manchestcr,1
Negro Man named ZEN, / black GELUING,
md one bay Stud COLT, Che property of
Stephen Branch or so much thereof. rs will sa-
tisfy Valentine Win!ree, the sum OF thirty-six
pounds, with interest and cost.
Vim. FENDLE1, Trustee.
january ID. 3tT
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-01-17
N CHANCERY,-Ata Court held for Abe
a marle County. the 9Th day nf Dec 1903

N CHANCEaY.-Ata Court held for Abe
= marie County, the 9Th day Of Dec. 1905.
Niinrod ~Bramham, RlaiatiD:-against Jno. lou
en- Alice Joue.t heir of Robert Jnnctt. Nathan
SrawtoId and Margarc; his wife, John Alien ard
MARY nus wife, John Mills, Minan Mills, Marga.
re, Mills, Frances Mills, Clifton Rod.s and Eli-
Haneti ms wife, Charles Jouett, Thomas c.. Flet-
cn er ana Susanna his wife, DEFENDANTS.
4 ne defendants Iahn J5uett, John Allen and
Mary ms wife. and Charles Jouctt, not having
entered tie,r appearance and given security &C,
enrd,'. to the act of Assembly and the Rules of
this court, and it appearing to the satisfaction of
the court. that they are not inhabitants of ,h;s
Cp'nin'nwca';I' On motion of the Plaintiff. by
ms Council It's ordered, That the said deien.
u0'ts 90 appear here On or before the first Mon
Gay IN March next, and answer tho bill of The
piMnt'ii, and that a copy o. this order be FORTH
WIN inserted IN some public news paper. p,:a-
ted IN the ciiy of Rioh,nond, for eight weeks sue
cessiveiy, ard posted ut the front door Of the
courthouse OF said county ON some court day.
a Copy. Teste,
ALEX'R. GARRETT, d. G.
pecembcr Is. oa,y8,vT
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-01-17

JAMES SEABROOK, TA1LOR, returns his
y g,atsfaL thanks 70 his friends and The pubic,
tkat he mas removed fom H.rzS's Corner, to rte
Houss lately occupied BY Mr. William p ichord,
Book Seller, next door a6ove the Pest Office, S,aeye
al comm ands, IN his line. SiN be thanfjadg recei-
ved. and bunctuaiiy attended te-axa that kesfiu
continues. constantly, TO receive the newest fashions
from HhiiaGeLehia. San. S. 2esp2wG,Iar4zv
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-01-17

IN CHANCERY northumberland County
ACourt, 18th Nov. 1903.
George & Thomas Brown, mbioinan,s-it
gainst Jacob Walsh, jr. & Stokely 1owies, De-
jendants.
THIS day came the compl'ts, by their council,
and the deft Walsh, not HAVING entered his .p-
rearancs and givensecnrity, &C ?rding to to the
of Assembly and the rules of tbs court, and il
appearisgto the satisfaction of the court that he
is not an nhabitant Of this state, on the motion of
the compfts,ii is decreed and ordered, that the
SAID def Walsh appear here an the first day of
March term next, and answer the bill of the com
plainants, and that a copy of this order be forth
with inserted, for two months successfully, in
some newspaper published in the city Of Rich
mond. and posted at the front door Of the court
house of this county.
And it IS further ordered, that the def't 7oyvies,
retain in his hands whatever money or property
he may have belonging to the said Walsh, until
the further order OF the court.
Attest.
FLEM, BATES, C.. ". G.
IAN. D. oawSw
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-01-17
january ).

ID ED SULPHUR SPRINGS, Monroe Coun-
IA ty, Va. The Subscriber takes this early op-
portunity of informing the public, tIathe mas
leased the RED SULPHUR SPRINGS, and he
pledges himself that no pains or eXpence viii
be spared on his pare, to give general satisfaction
to those who may visit said Springs. There are
six additional houses now building, which, toge-
Their with the buildings already completed, viii
enable him TO accommodate one hundred Board
ers, will, their servants, comfortably. lie deems
it unnecessary to say any thing Of the valuable
properties OF said Waters, as the benefits expe-
ricnced by persons visiting them, have already
spread their fame through the greater part of the
United States. Letters and News. Papers direct
ed TO the visitors al SAID Springs, will be deliver
ed at the place once a week. There will be a
Sore kept at SAID Springs, containing "A general
assortment OF Goods, Medicine, &c.
ISAzG ESTTLL.
Dcc. II. oaw5wT
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-01-17

OST, a NOTE s,gned by VIM Crawford, s.
IL endorsed by John Clarke, both of the city of
Richmond, dated the list of Nov. last, and due
the lst day of May, 1909, amounting to 5 500 ! !;
it is supposed it has been dropt in the street.
Any person having found the same will be 'Nbe-
rally re warded on Leaving it with the subscribers
All persons are farwarned from receiving or Ira.
ding for the same in any manner whatever.
PR0SSER & MONCURE.
rDec.S7. oaw4w
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-01-17

II IRBY, DRAKE s. TAYLOR, intending
~ to close their present concern, will dispose
of their stock of DRf GOODS. at reduced pri-
ces, for cash, or on short credit, for approved
notes in town.
Those persons indebted to the concern by open
account, are requested to make payment or exc
cute bonds for their respective amounts.
nee ~ tf
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-01-17

ANDING from the Schooner .RICaMoNp
LIZ at Testers new Wharf:
% Crates Earthen Ware,
Is Hhds. Muscovado Sugar,
IL Do. Green Coffee,
9 Bales Woolens,
IN S7ORE-1OO bags Salt, Is hhds. Melass-
es, 10 tierces green Coffee, 6quarter casks Sher-
ry,r3 pipes Gin, so boxes Segars, 8 bags Race
Ginger, Souchong, Hyson Skin and Young Hyson
Tea. For sale by GEORGE WATT.
nov. 4. Ttfl
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-01-17

E'OR SALE, a very likely Negro W0NfiN,
about 25 years of age. a good Scmpstress,
and used to the House-with her daughter, -
bout 9 or 10, also used to the HUuse-Apply ct
this office. Dec. 90. It
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-01-17

THE partnership of Daniel Yribkeh G. Go. is
Il this day dissolved by mutual consent.
DANJEL TKIPLETT,
Sdl1L. p PRISONS.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-01-17

MOTICE-Cash given for Northern T. Sodth-
IN ern Bank NOTES at a moderate Discount by
SIMPSON NORRIS.
Richmond Dec. IL
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-01-17

NIRG1NIA-At a Superior Court of Chance.
' ny, holden at the Capitol, in the city OF
Richmond, the first day of September, 1893.
James Gosden and Mary his wife, hate Mary
Tucker, Administrative Of Joel Tucker, ticcea-
sed, and reiict and cXecutrix Of VIM. Par-1tt,
deceased, and in her own right, PainfiB-A-
gainst Joseph Wilson and john Glrves, DGf"ts.
THE defendants Joseph Wilson and John
Groves, not having entered their appearance and
given security according to the act of Assembly,
aud the rules of this court, and it appearing to
the satisfaction OF the court, that they are not in
habitants Of this country, on motion of the plain.
tiffs, by counsel, II is ordered, That the said de-
PENDANTS do appear here on the first day OF the
next term, and answer the bIii OF the plaintiffs,
and hat a copy ofthis order be forthvith inserted
in soInc news paper published in the city of
Richmond, for two months successfully, & pos
ted at the front door Of the capitol in the said ci-
~.
A Copy. Teste,
PETER TINSLE1, c. c.
Jan ). pawSw
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-01-17

.TTHE SUBSCRIBER qsishes to kso5g CDy let
Il Ter, J -zDho is ospaey IF n Sayoey nlaae in the
name of PiHip x Eenaei, IF $4,000 acres, in
Wthc and Washington counties, pnSinid, on the
zva,e,s of Reed Greek and Hoistein Kipey.
SAMUEL GRAHAH.
Wythe, 1dn s. lasO3sv
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-01-17

THE Subscriber wishes to hire 20 or so Me-
GRO MEN, and a few BOYS of Ia o. Is
years Of age, to work at the coal business tie
ensuing year. DANIEL IRIPLEIT:
nee 81 If
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z Y virtue of Il deed of trust, bearing date an
AB terror to the act, entitled " an act, concern
ing the sale otproperty under executions and in
cNmbrances :" executed to the subscribers, by
Eiiord Bentley, in order TO secure the payment
OF a sum OF money due to Thomas PeI.inson, as
ti,ercin representative shall, on Tuesday, che
18th inst. If far, ifnot the next fair day, at Pam
vile in Amelia county, expose Tor sale, at pu.lic
auction, for ready money, twelve NEGROES, as
mentioned in said deed, to wiz: Isham, Ned,
Jack, Ntncy and her children, Tbemy, Peer <
Amy, Pbebe and her children, Tabby, Joshua
and Nelson, and Rachael. or SO many thereof, as
viii be suiiicicntto discharge the debt mention
ed in SAID deed oftrust, with the interest & cost
necessarily incurred by carrying the SAID trust
into execution. The above deed Of trust is re.
corded in the county court Of Amelia.
ARMISTEAD r. IOWNES,2
PEIER RISON, 1'"SeeS
january ). oaw5wT
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NN/1LL BE SOLD, TO the highest bidder,
w 1T Hanover court house, on the 25th Of
january, 1909, being Hanover court day, by vir-
tue of three Deeds of Trust, executed othe sub
%scribers, by Samuel richardson, to secure the
payment of certain sums Of money, therein ex-
pressed, a tract Of LAND, lying in the county a
toresaid, containing 90 acres, more or less, al
joining the Lands of Wa Via aad o;hers. The
terms VIII be, one-third cash, onethird in nine
months, and the other third in twelve months, to
carry interest from the day ofsale.
PARKE STREET,
JOHN B.JOHNSON,S
DEC. 81. 2awtds
ssGP Z IN 81 sorGii, oil I uesd..y, the
n 18th Jan. to the highest bidder, on tic pre-
misses, five valuable half acre LOFTS, situated,
ia Duvals plan of the city of Richmond, and adj
joining to the house and lott of Mr. Elisha Price,
( on the day following, will be sold, the HOUSE
& LOTT whereon the subscriber at present re-
sides. Terms made known on day of sale.
D. DORRINGTON
Dec. 81. 2awtds
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NESERTED, from the service OF the United
~ States, on the 9th inst. a Musician in the
5th regiment of Infantry, named HUGH IVES
TEN, thirty years of age, OF 4 sallow compiexi-
on, grey eyes, light hair, 5 feet z inches high /;
when spoke to has a down look, slow in speech,
and much addicted TO strong drink was born in
SOuth-Amboy, (New=Jersey)-Had on when he
deserted, a ~drummer's uniform, which 1t is con-
iectured, he may have chaSgedfo for those IN y IN
he was enlisted, viz. light coiored Virginia 9th
coat and pantaloons, swsnsdOwn vest and cotton
shirt. A reward oil Ten Dollars win be gwen to
any person who will deliver sad Q.serter to me
or TO any oficcrin the United States service.
COLIN BUCKNER,
CAPT str regiment Igffan:ry.
Fort Norfolk, Dec. 81 If
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LIVERPOOL, Nov. 9.
Much abuse has been hu:led upon MIR. JciTer.
son, by the Engisb prints, which we are peysys-
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nESERrED, from The service OF the United
~ States, on the goth ut DANIEL LII
Gas, "a private OF the regiment OF Light Artiile
ny The said Lucas was born in Grange county,
Virginia, (but whose parents now reside in Ana
berst y is IS years of age, S feet 9 inches high,
ola fair complexion, blue eyes. brown hair, and
was by occupation a farmer. He had on at the
time of his deserton, the Uniform of ms regiment
The usual reward viii be pad Oh his delivery to
me at Fort Norfolk, or to any other officer of the
United States army.
WINFIELD SCOTT,
Capt. y. States Light ArtiLiery.
december 81. 2aw3w
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-01-17

AZ USICK-J0HNI ABERC60NBr, ha-
IVA wing returned from his tour to the North
ward, bcgs leave 10 acquaint his friends and the
public, that he still continues teaching, in this ci-
", on the Piano, Violin and Guitar. Hclikewise
tunes Instruments as formerly, all. respectfully
solicits the favor Of their patronage.
Applications at Mcssrs Pritchard g. Adams,
Mr.. Pieasants's, and MIR. Shieids's, will be duly
attended 10.
DOC. 24. oaw1m
N. B. Mr.. Abercromby could conveniently at
tend three or four pupils ~ Manchester.
N pursuance Ola deed of trust, executed to the
a subscribers, by John p Shields and Jane &.
Shields, TO secure the payment OF seyeral sums
of money therein mentioned, to Henry Cary
will be exposed for sale, OH the premises, for
cash, ON M,uday, the 23d instant. the balance Of
that valuable tract Of LIND, called and known
by the name Of Sales Hill. lying in The county
of Chesterfield, and in the sicirty Of the Coil
Pitts, or 50 much thereof, rs vii D. s%ufictf:t 20
meet the intention of said trust deed, together
with the expenses Of sale.
BEN. e. STANkif1,
ARCfTD NOCLD .uDGF.
January 10. law3w
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-01-17

AUnOpE.
~CAAnLrsroN. Jar. a.

LATEST FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE,
From Liverpcoi papers 10 the 18th, and London
papersto tho 10th November, { both inclusive. J
received per The SHIP Ann, capt. Kermon, in
40 days from Liverpool.
TIE British troops ,nderiSir John Moore, and
Sir David BAIRD, mad formed n Junction with the
Spanish atinies, and a general engagement was
momendy eSpe cscd...C Ceu,iey.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-01-17

N. 3. Mr.. Abercromby could conveniently at
tend three or four pupils ~ Manchester.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-06-16
WASHINGTON CRY, 1une IL.

oome OF the London papers state, Il
Mr. Finckney, and the American m,
chants, at London, were pleased with /
new orders in Council.
In the Rouse OF Peers, on the 9TH hi
LORD Selkrk rose pursuant TO notice. al
AFTER some remarks, moved an humDle \
uress 70 ms majesty, praying thaths wo,!
DC pleased to direct, that in tue negoci1
on now pending witn America, the cnard
ter OF the affair between the frigates ia
Pard and Chesapeake in 1907, should ne
oertained, the causes that led 70 IL, a ID
the consequences wiih which it may be
tended 1t was objected to OH the ero,l
mat 1t was improper to agltate this ou|
uon at time when negotiations were
.1 on. Ai:er snort reply by the NOV
1ne question was put aud negatiysd viii
out division.
a new schedule of duties was under
consideration of the British Parliam:
early IN May, by which the duties on
mericah produce will be CONSIDERABLE
Vanced, particularly cotton.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-06-16
wy .Msb&orSty.]

An act for the disposal of certain ira
OF land nthe Mississippi Terrific
Claimed under Spanish grants,
ported by the land commissioner.
antedated, and to confirm the clai
OF Alexander Ellis and Daniel Il
regal.
Be 1t enacted bv the Senate a
House OF Representatives of the n
ted States OF America in Congress
sembled, That the several tracts
land in the Mississippi territory, |
titles to which have been derived /
der Spanish claims, and which nd
been disallowed by the boards of :,
miSsioners east and west of Pearl riy|
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-06-16
NEw-YoaK, j.

THOMAS PAfNri-Withhe, iiteit sor-
row and poignirt regret, We are compelled
to announce 10 the world, tnn Thomas
Paine no more. FMS d;stW su.ssci Phi-
lautnropist, whose life W - dSve,lci to the
cause or hun.n sy, departed this ME, yes
terday morain5. B,t Il ever 4 a,,'s Une :
,nory deserved place ia "a. .si OF a
freeman, it is that OF the dcucAse,, for
Take hin, all il, al,
ne ne'er shIH lJ,k 4t,q iis ike again !!
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-06-16

~ We published an Extra Argus
on Tuesday afternoon, containing the
whole of the late very important news,
received from Europe by the Pacific,
Lieut.. Reed. Such of our subscribers
as did not receive it, are requested to
send to the Office for il.