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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-08-17
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FROM THE NATIONAL lNTELLIGENcER.
10 The Cut"Ua'ors, me Cdhifalists and the
ManuJdcfnrer8 Of tie u. S.
No

The obvious tendency Of the present sys-
TEN vt the beltgerent powers is
list. To decrease or rather DESTROY the
profits ut the 9g iculture and land Of the u
nlied states by preventing the sales Of our
produce ~ some foreign countries, and by
loading hose sales with various heavy and
debasing charges in other foreign coun
tries.
2diy. To enhance the cost of American
supplies by preventing their transportation
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a VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND FOR
n SALE.-Will be sold on the premises, The
l7th day of September next, the l. AND where
on the late Colonel William Nelson resided, ".
ing in the upper end of King William County,
aud contains by survey 1900 acres this Land is
well adapted to the culture of Corn, Wheat and
Tobacco, it will be laid off before the day of sale
in convenient lots, so TO suit those who may
wish 10 purchase. The terms Of sale will be
one half of the purchase money paid in II months
from the day Of sale, the other half in two years,
the purchaser giving bond with approved secur
", and a deed of trust upon the Land. good
title will be made by
CHARLES c. PAGE,
AGa,s'r with the will annexed
August 10 tbs
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August ID

I pursuance of decree OF CnmJ,D,- -,
County Court, We shall proceed on the Is "a
DAY OF Septembernext, on the premises, TO Sell 3
tract OF l. AND lying in said County, wbefeon
William Hudson, decd, formerly resided, on the
following terms :. The purchaser shall pay the
commissioners the cost Of suit. aud the cost at
tending the sale, in ready money, for the balance
OF the purchase money bonds and security will
be required of the purchaser, payable in twelve
months from the day of sale. Possession will
be given the list of 4nuary next
THOM is BkACKETT)
THO MAS GORDEN, C,nay's.
NORTON GOODMANS
August II .eD4wT
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uT Published by Thomas Richie, nearly op-
b,sife the Globe Tavern, Richmond, Ti'ginid.
n-r CONDITIONS Five dollars a year, TO
be oaid annually in Gdvance. Those 1oho sor.h to
be considered as ANIMAL Subscribers, must hereafter
DESIGNATE it at rte time Of subscribing, OTHERWISE
sheis papers will be discontinued at the exPraf'o"
of the first year.
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{ |OAL LAND FOR SALE-By yir.uc ri
~ deed OF trust, -executed to the subscriber.
5s William Eliyson, alias Moody, in order to
SECURE the payment of sum Of money due to
Nicolson and ii eth, will be sold 10 tie hiphcs,
bidder, Tor ready money, at Zachsriah Brooks
Tavern, i'll the town of Manchester on MONDAY
the 10th OF September next. one fifth part Of :.
tract of COIL LAND, lying in the county of
Chesterfield. on Falling Cree<, commonly isno WI
and designated by the name of Woodbridge aud
ElIyson's pits.
Nm B CLARKE, Trustee
Manchester, August 10. 81
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EunLiC PRopERTY.-An the properly perry: be-
i longing to the Commonwealth OF VIRGINIA
IN The co,nty of Fiuyanna, very recently ADVERT.
sed in the Enquirer and the Virginia Argus WIN
be exposed to public sale. Or Thursday the $50
of August next, at the old Arsenal on the Bar
rack Hill, in said county. The terms OF 'he sale
will be IL months credit, the purchasers giving
eond with security, to be approved OF by o'e En-
,.cutive. The sale will commence at ~ O'CLOCK
nor will it be postponed on account OF the wea,
Their, unless it is very Indictment For iurther IN
formation, applyto , ,,,,,,c
Chatham Fhivanua, June 30. ow
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In CouNcIL, Ju.y goth, 1910
DVJSED That in future, no CIaln

In COUNCIL, jay 2Vti'' IoIo
TITS ADVISED, That in future, no claim
for attendance Courts Martial, either as
fudge Advocate, Members or Witnesses, be re
ferred to the Auditor tor adjustment, until CO
py Of the proceedings of such court MARTIAL duly
authenticated by the President and Judge Aa'o,
that this advice be published in the Argus & En-
ouirer for six weeks and copies thereof furnished
the commandments of Brigades and Regiments.
Extract from the minutes.
Attest, ,
DANL. L. HILTON, CLERK IF the Council
II, o. CIV
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xrALuABLE pRoPERTY-F0 SALE

VALUABLE PROPERTY-FORS SALE
v IN pursuance of decree of the circuit court
osthe u States, for the Virginia district, pro
nounced at the Nov 1909, session OF that court
between VIM Kunkall s Co plaintiffs, against
Thomas W DeaEe and others, defendants, and
between Serbia Scrophalt and Starman, pit lis
and the same defendants
WIN be exposed to sale, at auction, at Ca Ira
In 4he county of Cumberland, or MONDAY, the
27th 9ay Of August next, that valuable MEX
aCY3NSC MILL usually called the Ca Ira Mills,
Tobacco Ware House, Tavern and other Lots Of
Ground at that place. Also, all the LANDS al
or uear Ca Ira, consisting Of 1000 acres and up
wards, which belonged 10 James Deane, Thomas
M Deane and Francis Diane, or to eitOer OF
them, on the 20th day OF March, 1901 Terms OF
sale ten per cent. on the purchases to be paid ~
cash-A credit of one, two and three years Tor
the residue of the purchase money, to bear inter
est from the day of sale-the purchaser or pur
chasers giving bonds, with security, to be APP
proved by the undersigned commissioners, or
the one that may act, aud also executing deed
of trust upon the property so purchased for Sc.
curing the payment thereof, at the periods store
said Previous 10 the day OF sale, the land will
be divided into convenient lots to suit purchasers.
C. COPELAND, c,
W. C. WILLIAMS, 1'" 70
Juiy II. ids
or The sale of the aoove mentioned proper
", is unsvodably postponed TIL "Wednesday the
10Th of next month, at which time 1t VIII Ger
Family take place.
" WILLIAMS.
August IA. Jus
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August II.
d. DOYLE.
X DABN Ell.

NIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.-Rsnaway
L from the subscriber, living n Stokes coun
N, North Carolina, nm the 29th Of May last two
Negroes ISAAC e. ESTHER, both of a dark
complexion. Isaac Is about % years of age, up
wards OF SIX feet high, manned in the right
hand Esther is of middle size, and has lost
the sight of her left eve: it is supposed they will
either make for Hanover County, Virginia, or
Portsmouth, as the fellow was purchased in
Hanover and the wench in Portsmouth ANY
person taking mp said Negroes, and combining
them in any JAIL so that get them, shall be en-
titled to tile above reward
TH0S. LONGING.
August ID "a
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Juiy II.
August Il.

THE SUBSCRIBER, has fOR S1LEIA'
his Glass and China Store, tirs' door ABOVE
she Eagle Tavern: a supply o. ifesh itas' VIZ.
imperial, Hiyson, Gun Powder, IounS HySph O.
Souchong Teas,
Old Peach md Cognac Brandies,
London Particular, Madeira, Dry Sheriy' Ci@re'
and Port Wines,
20 Hhds. New Orleans Sugar,
J,est refined Philadelphia and N. YORK Loai do.
1tavanns Sugar for preserving,
40 Hampers best Florence Oil,
80 Crates Liverpool Ware,
so Boxes Glass, consisting OF quart and pint
Decanters, Tumblers, Wine Glasses, u Cru
cts,
go Casks first quality Whiskey,
SO DO Apple Brandy,
10 Do Lnseed Oil
20 Sets Table and Tea, Liverpool and Canton
China,
Preserve and Picking Pots ofeyery description,
8 bv 1910 by 10 and IL by ID superior quality
Window Glass by the box,
Richmond and Brandy Wine & FF Gun Pow
derby the kcG,
s0o0lbs Salt Petred Bacon, consisting Of Hams
and Mddngs,
20 Boxes Spanish Cigars.
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A TEACHER wanted, IN priv.te T,In- ~,
Il Tor the ensuing year--a man well qualified
10 te1ch the Latin, Greek and English L2neua.
es, will meet with liberal wages. Apply at this
July 81 f9i&vAvT
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Richmond, July 10

I AND AND MILLS The subscriber be
A. ing authorised b. MIR Spots wood Lips
combe, offers for sale, Three hundred and /orfy
fre acres IF LAND, lying in Heurico county
about six mites from Richmond, on Westtam
Greek, between the three chopped and river roads
the Improvements consist Of small DuveiiiHe
Of four rooms, Kitchen, Dairy, Meat house, n
garden and yard well rnciosed a SazU and Grist
Nh, all recently built bout thirty five acres
| of this Land is in cultivation, the residue
bounds with excellent building, and other tim
Der twenty five acres OF prime Meadow might
be had at small eYpence Of ;cclaiming il
The premises will be shewn TO any person IN
clincd to purchase, by Mr. Edmund West, Oman
ager) on the Land, and the terms made known
| by
THOMAS Td1LOR.
August 7. It's rs
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ITRENCH TUITION MIR Hyacinth Cru
soi'es, lately from BJtrAore College, where
nc has taught the French Language. being now
engaged IN the Academy with DOYLE and X
Dabn'y, has The honour Ct informing The inhabi.
tan's OF the City of Richmond, that he will give,
private lessons in the French language -AppIi
cation 20 be made to him at the Academy
August 3 eptf
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NJ ADEIRA WINE, believed to be of the We
~ ry best qualty-ior sale by the Pipe or
Hogshesd.
GIBSON c, .TEFFERSON.
june 10. tf
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August 10.

M ILL BE SOLD, at Hanover court house,
w on the fourth Wednesday in August next,
being court day, Joseph Thompson's undivided
interest in the lands lying in Hanover and Louisa,
to which the children of Joseph Thompson are
entitled, under the will of their grand father,
John Thompson, dece ,sed, which will is of re-
cord in the cour, of this county; The said 10
seph having conveyed the same to me to secure
the payment of money due by him, to Anth my
Street, appears by de- ed of trust. bearing
date the ID day of april 1893, which is also of
record in the said court.
SAMUEL GRAN TLARD.
tuIy ~ ,.U
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Juiv 81

WENIY DOLLARS REWARD Flop
4 ed from Mr. James Smith, about the mlt'
die ct My last, slave, named SAM, who ha
been employed for several years past in that gen
tleman's Bske-Hou
SA -, IS about twenty four or five years of age,
low of stature, and not very bulky of Youthful
appearance, dark complexion, a coun,enaace
with an incessant smile. approaching to grin.
and thereby discovers fine set of teeth, which
he IS not a little fond Of showing He is slow of
speech and when spoken to suddenly or quick.
iy, stammers and hesitates exceedingly
Clothes not recolected.
Some time in August last, a note was gwen
him by the Subscriber, (who then wished TO dis.
pose of him,) to look out for purchase ii
merely purported the terms" to any person re.
siding in Richmond, or IT'S neighbonrhood -
And as he has the note still in possession, he
will probably, under pretence of seeking mas
ter, endeavor thereby to effect hts escape out OF
the State.
All masters ofvesseis and others are, there
fore, forbid, at their peril, harboring or carrying
him off
The above reward will be gwen, and all rea
sonable charges allowed, # brought back IN safe
y to
JOHN KING.
IL, IL
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AZ APPRENTICES WANTED.
JOHNSON & REAT, wish to have BOYS
y OF about II or Is years of age, to work at the
&(Ucrsmifhs' Business.
Iuiy o. IF
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A n K S,

OF EVERY pEsCRIPTIoN,
TOR S,HLE 1T THIS OFFICE.
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NALUABT.E PROPERTY FOR SALE
v 'che subscriber is authorised 10 sell the
large & commodious BRICK BUILDING or
the Main Street on ShookG tIhi, at present 4
cupied ~ Mr. Kivalau--AIso, the small BRl Z "
HOUSE, Rext above the one IN which Mr. Ki-
valsin lives, and the two WOODEN TENE-
MF.NTs between the last mentioned house and
Mrs. Braxtou's--For particulars enquire OF
THOS. TAYLOR.
Nj ~ %. 1910. II
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-01-27
:Gr eHARITr SERMON,

, THE Rev. ,BIsaor MALE. Of Georss-
Town, will preach 4 Charity SssmSnai n-the
Catholic Church of this place, on Sunday
next, the 2sth Instant, when collection viii
be made for,the benefit of the POOR, gene.
rally. ~ az. 49, r ~.
The congregation hass;g otstheir Organsps
and in good orier-it will sn'tiat, day accom-
.pany tbs choir. So
Ihe.trustees' Of the Catholic congregation
nave heard with regret of an attempt. hasing
been made to circulate q report, that mems.
bers of other persuasions. ars debauod the
privilege of visiting their church. hs. tn
They rake'this opportunity respectfully -
invite the members of tho dtGeseaf secnEfs..
cations 70 attend not only on tia present oc--
casion, when {" He who giveth 10 the ipoerJ
lende,h to the Lord" at all othsrtdmsys
when their church is open. s.
January IS. J.,,5s ~, -. =
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bean unjust And unfarndsd war agaiHst g:
HTitain that 9 rnaj0ritY of the Eastern
states, and two 6flhs 81 The others, are OPP
posed to war on such flimsy grounds 900
have been get brought forward, and 80 long
as much deeper, and more aggravated
wrongs wholly unasoned for by France.
We hope she knows farther, and we are
sure abe estimates more seriously the gyrat
Interests of hberty-lhas the pressrs alton
OF Am',.1a from the grasp of France. is
vastly mere important than any smaller
consideration, and that much Is to be en-.
dured rather than 70 suffer such an event
60 take place. - ~
She will not, we are persuaded, permit
herself 10 mistake the temporary policy OF
the democratic party, for the real interest
and feelings of the American people. She
will recollect that .Grea. Britain had her
long Parliamen.s and ter Cromwells, and
France her Robesperres and Marats, but
that such eph-meral appearances are no in.
dication of the general course OF national
policy. Z
It is hoped and believed tina, the promise
made by ta- writer has been in some naea-
sure fulfilled. Thai it has been shewn that
we had right TO expect such negotiation
and such an issue from Mr.. Madison's for.
mer character. a'....... .. '... IS
That the arrangement of Mr.. Erskine
was concluded, mala hde, without demand
ing his powers, knowing tina, such as he did
exhi6i. were violated, aud accompanied
with such aifrontive expressions as render,
ed It certa:n it would not be accepted. 4,
That MIR. Jackson is chargeable with no
insulting expressions which We can dis
Germ: with 10 iud-corum towards our ca
bines, bur that the most harsh and iudeco-
rous language has been adopted towards
him BY our secretary OF state. -
i hat the British minister and British
Sorernmsns have both been charged with
the most improper conduct in this late ne
gociation, without, rs tar as we can dis
Germ, tue slightest evidence. -
|, On the contrary, that the most injurious
conduc; and tn. most insulting insinuations
from France, have been wholly overlook
ed. ..-....
/. We owe an apology to the public for the
very incorrect form in which these ideas
are conveyed. Il has been our endeavor
to present a perspicuous view of the sub
iect, rather than TO exhibit it in an en,icing
dress. We are aware that many imperfec-
lions and inaccuracies will be found in the
s,vls, but they have aris>- from the strong
desire which was iels TO present this inter-
es,ing subject at al carly moment to tho
pubic.
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Lands near Wafhington3 for Sale.

r WILL SELL, On moderate terms, .thas
i valuable and highly improbable TRACT
OF LAND, situate on the east side of che
Washington aRd Alexandra Turnpike, and
bounced by Potomac river. This tract ID
distant about aamils and half from Wash
ington and three and half from Alsxaadsia,
contains about so acres, one .6fth whsrsef 10
marsh Of the first quality, the balance isara.
bic, sfIordins several 6ne springs Of wa,sr,
end beautiful situation for buildins. The
lands will be shswn and terms made kupWn
npon application
Charles Alexander,
.Cssn u ftiap, y
January ~ - D dxs
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csrgrgs g|F'assstgs 'I's I 1-'
HOUSE or REraaEsk NfA ! s:
4. Il Z. 7. asSi vr-siri saivel.sa edT
IS ;EafDAr, qnaasy Is. q !,

Takf1, 3srssks, 4isnsadrie GepAts9a
/ This dy..sgnasaHy sfss tas sew yslls iatr-
siyddstesd, y -.sefsabafss} srs csssidsrjAE
46ilk 9tdsets,ts, srif inrtiHSt IN pssiSiousy4
lNn.4syis prssehted the pesision Of Ihe1
mas Reuse, late. lisussnsnt III ths.rsv6las
tionary Safny, praying for. services psrfetmS
ed-in tiat. war. .Refcrfed to.the eomnitts9
Of eiairks.Y e7 = sslsEsr.| t,api.ste3 B,'As
ar. fsAsvn from ,,the 't,csmnissss Aot
claims, made several fspcrts, which NsrS
agresd Shy the houSe. rs s. !, - :
.Nr. Aerrew offered asrssoi1tion, Oh re-;
quest ,hs, president Of ,hssU bisd SsasS e,
engage person e compile q dieeSs III iha
Laws and resolutions of sssnGraasspspert.i
jng he.pabIc .lands. end setqlid4 turs
the printing .copiis Of ths -,
doptsd and referred tea -cemaaittssS - pois
lie lzadsr 10 brisg IN q bin, ,fesss
The house went into e0mnittsaf sesthe
whole On the bll sxsendiag the ,sightof
suffrage in the souasy Of 1adisUn, Aaissis-.
sippi territory. Mr. Alstsn In the chairs--s
The bib passed with amendmeaty ineon-J
n,istee, and was taken.up and passed 70 =
third reading in the hsuse.
Thesbill. for the relief Of Daniel Shad-
dock vas taken mp and passed g asthird
reading. 8. Z, * d -,
The Blu origisatinE on the petition Of
Joseph ]. DashsII was .aken Up and. pas,ed
70 a third reading. ,s 3, XVII 81 ! :. ~ +,
The bin for the relief Of William coch- ::
ran was taken up and passed,o athird read. {
-ins. ..- Is ..,.e,,, .'.,s -,
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@ b E R u N Sc A. ~, J

THAT valuable properly commonly sall.
u s1 JoneSs Psisf, now. occupied By 3o-
stAI BRow sIxe -.Alsos the A1ssA and Aalls
adjacent The terms win, ke made kno2nbyi
DR.. S,TAen' ceete' -asar ssihnrgh, L q
county. o. IL, -, q.
The snbscf;ber having been. inSornsa ihat
JosIxl BaevxISo HAS cosnmiu6 as-
,prcdatioas On The point, thsf 10 - sd .fhs
stons which surrounded. 4: md ~ - ~
self,. gises-nosics % those who hive tssassa.
saeed In tbs honorahJ afrulc Dirt . sebe,
ion eft xiltinssitab,T sssjtst g. = ~
penalties Of che hx. 8 ~ {. & !.
John 3. Cook
rssga1ar u ]
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Public Sale.

On TUESDAY, the 9th day Of February
next,ywill bs sold. at the, dwelling house 81
Mr.. FAGET,in Fairfax county, 81. !. '.,-
A Negro Man, a Trunk and
, Fiddle. a
Belonging 10 the estate Of John = Wnh.
:ington, dseeased. 1900 r. 30.
All persons having cliins asainst the said
deceased, arc requested to .briag them fer.
ward for settlement, =.
r. P. Warrington.
January 36. /. 81 DIT
TO 3 E. RE M I 10 ID. & !.
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For Rent or Sale,

For Kent or Gale,
A Bake-Aouje s. Dwelling -houie.
THAT Bake House and Dwelling House
.ituayc at the corner of Water and Oronoko
streets, at present occupied by Mr.. Andrew
Jameson. Possession may be had the first
day OF January next
John Dundas.
November ". dlWSeott
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Marine Infurance Company OF
. Alexandra.

Insurance. OEEIcE, Jan. 5, islo.
THE stockholders in this institution &C
hereby notified that the directors have this
day declared dividend Of eight per cent On
that part of the capital stock now paid, Tor
the last six months which will be ready to
be paid to tho stockholders or their legal re-
personalities in ten days from this date.
BY order. 81
: ]. B. Nickells, Seey.
January 4. ~ 10 60
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Mount-Vernon Fisheries
STRONG BEER FOR SALE.

A few barrels Of the firstquality, made BY
J. Leonard, baltimore, Of which shall have
regular supply during tho season, price SIX
dollars, barrels retulnao!e.
- JEROME PLUMMER.
J,ru,rv q 90. 2awtf
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VALUABLE LAND-FoR. SALE----Bv

" ALUABLE LAND-FOR. SAL E.---Bv
virtue of the powers vested la the Executor.
by the will OF col Champion Travis, decd WI
be sold on the premises, On the 5th day of pee.
next, that valuable PLANIATION, living IN the
Island OF James Town and county of lanes CT.
ty, Known by the name of the Island contain
ing bet ween eight and nine hundred acres Of
land; about four hundred and fifty acres where.
OF is arabic and peculiarly adapted to the prodrc
ton OF corn, wheat and tobacco, and the balance
hrm high marsh, well suited to the raising OF
stock-the Executor deems minute description
OF this estate unnecessary, but solicits those, no
may be disposed to purchase, to visit 1t previous
to the day of sale.
The terms ofsale VIII be, one thousand pounds
to be paid at the expiration OF twelve months, &
the balance of the purchase money at the expi
ration of two years from the day of sale bond
and security to be given in each case, 10 carry
Interest from the date, if not punctualIY paid ga
deed oftrust on the property, to secure each paw.
ment. AT the same time and place, will be sold,
on credit Of twelve months, en all sums above
ten dollars (bond and security to be given bv-s he
purchasers to carry interest from the date, if not
Punctually paid,) between one and two hundred
barrels OF corn, the crop OF fodder, &c avanable
stock of cows, sheep and hogs, and all the Far
ming Utensils, belonging - he said essl;e
THE EXECUTOR.
november 6 tA>y
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BIZ JOHN STROBE.
INTRODUCTION.

AL civilized countries, more or less, avail
themselves 9th advantages afforded by nature
OF Improving their highways and internal Navi.
g'nom; TINS spirit has been greatly countensnced
IN different parts the United States. & in som.
parts ct the state of Virginia.
The great advantages Of nature have been no
where more neglected that in that part of the
Country rcnoectcd witt, the towns Of Fredericks.
burg and Falmouth, where, from some sad fatal
ty the roads ieasins up the coantry, and the in.
ser''si navigation OF the ftappshsnneck and its
improseabie branches, have been siametully neu-
lected.
To those who might have been, from PROPER
improvements, largely benefited, this neglect, is
. most serious calamity In order tn bring those
matters INTO view, and 10 obviate, for the future.
sub calam'sies, the following poges have been
pSspafeo; ana are now most respectfully submit
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FALL GOODS-RUSSELL G. WAL
4 LACE, have just received by the Dispatch
from Liverpool, Is bales Woelens, consisting of
Cloths, twilled Coatings and Blankets, and Elan.
nels, to be sold only by the bale.
Likewise by the Leyant--
% Boxes Window Glass, 10 by Is & Is by 10
Cask Scythe Blades assorted
18 doz. Spades and Shovsls.
Likewise by the John and Adam from London |:
40 Pieces best twilled Soaking
Case Manchester stufs, assorted colours
1000 Lib Seine Irvine
Trunk Threads, assorted colors, from No
IL to No. 10
The above GOODS will be sold reasonable,
for cash or acceptsncss in town, go days.
Likewise two ton GERA1AN STEEL.
October IL 12w