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The gazette., 1799-04-08

OFFICIAL.
Fran TIE CaztHe Of Madrid, d.aisd zofb .1aaaary,
PARIS, JAN. 5.
On the fin day Of this month The two Coun-
ellis Of The Legislative Body received meGlge
from the Directory which Gated -" Eighty
thouiand NeaPolitans had inundated the terri.
tory Of the Roman Republic. No declaration
Of war having preceded this aa, the French
army could not prcfsrve in Rome but the cattle
Of ST. Angel, and when cur troops left that city,
they laid to the Romans, we iball be back in
20 days !" but feventeen had rot elapled, when
that city was free from enemies. Our folders
fought and conquered iucceaively, At Poto Fer
mo, Ferni, Civita Cahellana, Monterof, Ouico.
j, CAIvi, Bietti, Civitella, Cantaupo and Storta.
In theie Actions and in a campaign Of lels than
70 days, we have taken 1900 prifoncrs, %
guns, Fl colours and R4ndards, 1900 horles
and mules, the baggage and military chefs Of
the fugitives. The enemy's army Is flying in
confuiion ; the King and General Mack going
before them that Of the French IS marching
towards Naples"
This mefage was read twice, admidR accla
nations and Plaudits, and finally il was ordered
to be printed, with the fPeeches pronounced on
that occahon by fome Of the members, and
thar fix iets lhOuld be GiGrbuted to each Repre-
tentative.
The gazette., 1799-04-08

PARIS, JAN. ~.
Gen, Championet writes thus to the Dircc.
tory:
6" Had 2gayters, ClIvi, 5a4, u, 1900
" waited with great impatience the reiult
Of my operations, to give you news Of the
army,
" In order to obtain it, we have had great
many ohItacles to conquer for continual rains,
fnows and torrents, as we'll as the infurredions
of the peafants which narrated cur hAnks, in
tercepted the communication, prevented the
PaiIAge OF the bridges, and frequently caufed
me great unealincf3 ; but the valor Of the troops
and the energy Of ihe Generals ovcrcame every
thing and now I am able 10 inform you that
IN confequence of the taking Of Pefcara, the
two provinces Of Abruzzo, are in the power Of
the French Republic That her troops are
garrifoning the fortrels Of Gaeta and that the
right wing Of my army is encamped before
CaPua. ihall only mention here The places
where the army patel, leaving to the care Of
the chief of the itaf officers TO relate all the
aaions more individually. The III divGon
under the command cf Cen. Macdonald, arer
very tireiome marches, padel the Gdrpli.no IN
two different places, viz. at Cephrano ana lola
the roads were almoa impaTab.e, and he in
Irenched potts that the enemy had btiore lhat
river were formidable ; they left in them So
guns. Whil1 the f1id d;vifon was doing This.
had detached Gen. Rey with two regiments
Of chaflurs, Tire Poiih legion and f1me ncht
artillery agairG Tcrracina. He had order. to
The gazette., 1799-04-08

The Directory has font TO the Council of
Five Hundred, a mefIge againh the vexations
anJ Piraci,s committed by the Privateers upon
neutral vefals, and requeas, that the laws rela-
live to mritime prizes ihould be reviied, thole
in force are obfcurc, Inefficient, unjua in their
operation, and even Prejudicial to the inteTelts
OF the national merchants.
The MiniRer Of Marine has recommended to
the merchants il the Republic to re efablith the
mercantile connections with HiipaniOla.
The gazette., 1799-04-08
rMORE FRENCH SKILL-1

The Frencl have occupied Pie mont, and
have expelled the King IF Sardinia from his el.
tates. According to advices from Turn and
Milan The French AnbaTsdor. Cniz@n Fymar
Pre'ented at Turin, On the I'd December, =
The gazette., 1799-04-08
FRANKFORT, TAN. (,

We learn from Vienna, that fix regiments Of
cavalry, and I3 battalious Of RufIian infsntry,
will replace in Bavaria, an equal number Of
Autrians who are to pafs to Italy, through the
Tirol. Five battaions have been ftnt from the
army Of Loeb 70 take up their quarters on the
left tide Of the Danube near Ratilbon.
The gazette., 1799-04-08
Domcftic Articles.
TIE LnRrreHon.
rHILADELRHIA, MARcH IS.

A number of perfons concerned in
preventing the execution Of the laws,
in Northampton county, have arrived
in this city, for the purpole Of fubmit-
ting thctniclvcs to government; but
we 90 not underaand that any Of tho.e
vino have refcued the prilonerS from
the Martial, are amongf them.
Several detachmentS ofregular troops
are on the march for Northampton
Some ofthem have arrived at NewtoWn
in Bucks county, OF their way th.theI'
The gazette., 1799-04-08

VIENNA. DFC. 20

THE Emperor left this city The z6th inf.
for Bruon, to review the body OF auxiliary Ruff
fan troops under the ord,rs Of Gtn. Roltn-
burgh.
The gazette., 1799-04-08
InvaGon of Naples.

PARIS, JAN. l9.
Gen. Champjonet writes thus to the Dircc.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1799-12-27
Dolls. 37.64s 80 7
Cub. Banks elk.
Lexington, OaOber a6, 90.

The PRECEDENT, from hia fpeech to Con-
grefs, appears to entertain an opinion, that
the exiting difference with Great Britain,
rufpeSine the OH article of the Bri,ih
treaty. viii be amicably terminated between
the two governments. We iincerely hope
the event may prove the iufuefs of the
Prehdens's expectation. though we know
of no reafon which fhould induce us to be-
lleve that it will. We are firmly convinced
that Great Britain will never ceafe to op
Preis us by all the means in her power, until
our governneDt ihall be goaded into a relo
luton to cat off all commercial intercourfe
with her dominions, both az home and a.
broad. 1t Is now well known, that if the
embargo, laid in General Waihngton's Pre-
hdency, had been continued for fhort time
longer, the relult would have been, ccm--
pls'e lstisfae tion without recourfe TO the
forms OF treaty, for the claims of our mer-
chants, now rendered more precarious than
ever by the fuiPeoiion OF the London snc
Philadelphia boards of commiiio ers-and
The iubtequent conduct of that government
towards us, would have been more conform
able than 1t has been, il not arie4iy 20, to
the principles Of juItice, and the refpeef due
10 an independence nation. But fince the
freiident ieems TO think The claims, above
alluded to, which exlfed previous to the
trsaty, will YET be amicably iettled, not
wiihhanding prefer, appearances we fiould
De glad 20 know what he thinks of the prof
peel OF obtaining fatisfaetion for the de-
Preda;ions committed liuce the ratification
OF the Treaty. The individuals who have
iusered, and the community a. large, would
be highly grat,6ed to hear from the Pref
eeht, that luch remoufrances had been
made to the Cabinet Of England, on the
icore Of Britiih piracies ince the TIE ty,
as IN his opinion would bring them to Genle
OF juitiee, fc as to fee the neeeaity Of IN
Identifying us for the paR, and fecuring our
trade from Gmilar dcpredations in future.
a remembrance, on the part Of our govern
nent, Is the lesh Efficient meaiure, we have
reaion to expect, coniidering the high tone
OF conduit which they have msnifsaed in
Tepcling French sggrefious--snd fuch a
mesiure Is snxiou1y looked for by every no
nett American, who knows to what an ex-
tent the Britifh have recently carried their
contempt of our Independence, and their
dlregard to the iolemn Populations of a
treaty which we have adhered 20 with the
moR icruPulous refpea for our national
faith.
[ ALBANY RegiRer.)
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Executive NireAnru

cAcCutlVe DIrectorys
Msiiage to the councils of antienta and Eve
hundred, 9Th Vendemaire, Sth year,
CHiSsaI rfp'sfEntativel,
victory hlsretnrned her fidelity. She
has again embraced the ilandards OF The re-
puOlic.
IN Egypt Buonapar,c has difplayed pro.
orgies OF va.or. $1,000 men, VINO conpoC-
cd the army of the enemy, have been ali eli.
ther l4in or taken,
IN 8ofavia, Bruae, has defeated th. Ruff.
hans and the Enghih. The French army
d'iPisyed the mott heroic courage againl an
ensmy OF tar hyperion force. The Anglo
Nuihans had great number nain. an we
look fsDm thSn III peices Of cannon, anu
1900 Pnioners.
In S'oi'zer aal, the republicans have acoui.
red addtionai glory. an photographic met
iase from Maiien-, dated yetterday, he Jays (.
4 b6Oe completely asfcafsd Sneuayrorv liz
army 10 inJGH .F,gki A mef.ge received
Yesterday itates as follows: TIE Rq5.Ia ar
M RAJ f2f ffS :bOgiaad men, and s1eit nm
'fr eLJfaadaTds and pieces Of cannon. Suwar
row has reIrea,ed into the couatry OF the
Grilons, and is lSulAing in the mountains.
he lohes OF the republicans Oh thele le-
veral occa!ions, are very triHing; which we
attribute 20 that heroic enthuhaim 20 pecu.
Las TAG Ff>ach repub i.au a,mss.
GOhIER, fraiaenG
LAGAXDE, ,sc. ven.
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IONDON. Octohar al.

The following telegraph diipaIeh ia CIV
Gu in the ben informs vi the 18th:
" 1rsgrep6 communication b. tie ,iae Of
Scgj6oarg.
Goa. 5. Six in the evening, SGwarrow
entering tine canton OF Claris, and attacking
Leeourbe On my ddc am eioleiy isr--
rounding him.
6.--Suwarrow defeated ten thoufsnd
RunIans prifoners--a deci6vc victory.
October I4--I5.
The lofPe6or hoop OF war, commanded
by capt Lock, arrived yesterday afternoon
(T4J IN Yarmouth roads from the Texsl,
whence ihc faded on SATURDAY afternoon.
This veGel brings accounts that there had
been ikrmilhing every day between our
troops and the eoemy, and that a hind Of
selelai aesisa took place on Thurfday ka
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PAPs. oaob.r u.

The telegraph S-ws Of the de!ess OF 20 ESQ
Suriisas BY Mslen., is not confirmed, 1, was
brought ~ ia tne oPy, sdited by BAineul.
we wax VITA rioh iiveiy Impotence the refnit
AUD "a AIS % the affair between Suwacrow and
Mai'er~. Prince Cnaris, Al fpitc OF all MS diln.
genee, wi'i hardly have been 40e 70 arrive before
tne deeiiioni and every thing makes US prcIums
that tue HUMANS have been beaten, a. the teegrs.
PINE d'lpAieh yelterday announced.
II IS iaid that Paul I. las ordained levy O
$1,000 nien IN th.i part II Poland which icii {,
Catherine !'is mother. livery proprietor hcla tc
iafnhh certain number OF men, IN proportion e
the szeent OF his domains.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1799-12-27

Zee General Of Brgah, 10 eitixea Du6au
Crane 11iailry- Of qoar
headquarters, at Bevcr,Rick,
i4'h Ve1dcmAite, 9th OF,
Ahe enTmy attacked our lines this morn.
i1g at o'elack The battle was indeci
hive during moe Of the day. At : O'Clock,
the commander in chief, Bruno, faiiiea forth
at the head OF his battalion, which meafu,e
decided the victory. IL pieces of cannon,
aAd 1900 Eug!iih and Ruiiian priiouers, a
great nn'nbrr of lain, principally Ruiiians,
with great number of wounded, are tb,.
trophies OF this victory. During g hours.
language and balls thundered amidl our line.
iaiute you with reipe9,
RIOS FOLAAND.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1799-12-27
PHILADELPHIA, Decem5er 10.
FLREL

Lar evening. shoa, 9 O'Clock, this city was 40
larmed With the cry ~ are. Il Frce.e led ffon
iekerrs' circus. which, in , :ew mlnarc8 af,er
the dhcoycry, was cave ored IN Aaucs. rheG.
communicating 20 rarge e new thrcs 0oty rex
bulldogs in iGth Areet. the wood pii & OF Ave
Of them was nearly all dcnroyed The dame sf,
communicated 70 O'Eilers hotsl, and lclt nothins-
bat the bare walls uueonlumei The bse ersina
ted ia she back fsrt 81 Gage, in ire circus,
uit ths curra'u w4saboo, riilDg 1Ur TIE PEI faru
soee Of Den Juan, aud made 20 rapid prosrss
among he fssa 3, rend-r inefsciUsl al efforts
t. check &c. There were about 200 pet!ons IN the
circus a, ths time boz, we are happy 70 learn,
shSY AZ Asspsa WIsss-s N.vfk
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cro'eedea from eoAviaion. in the Pref
cents mind OF the glazing iojuiiee done
% the late unfortunate Ro55ost, by the de-.
eiuon OF Jadge Br-and cfthe unconilisu-
Ioas''fy and 'niuaice of the decree os Iudge
EeFs00rib in the cafe of Capt. Wilign,9
we may congratulate our readers, that EN-.
r., raenlsnt, IN 'n's ioiauce, ieems difpofed 70
hae" to the voice of,h people. which. in E.
very part OF the Union, has beer heard 20
e { e the principles upon which IgfLf,n,
iufers cruel imprisonment. and Po55;r,
mas been doomed to an ignominious death.
(ib.)
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1*'rAS fro@ a 4" Report sf he Trial Of IN.
cHfBALD HAMiLfoD Ron.v

ExfrAa fFori " Report ef he Trial oe H.
cHisALD HhMiLroA Ros,v.n
!" The peculiarly OF the contribution !,
'his--that is only profelTed obiee is che g..
neral good, aud its only foundation RI. ee
neral will--hence the people nav. 20,
acknowledged, aud authenticated by rs,o.
luton that peaks louder than fatues-,o
Tee whether abufes have been committed
and whether their properties aud their liner
ties have been attended TO as they ouqb, %
oe-there are certain fundamental principle,
wn'cn nothing but neceiIity Ghould expofe 70
public exam;nstion--but let il be recoIl,a
cd, that the difcuiion of fuch tonic. NonIa
not be condemned, nor yilifed-I,b- b,,ma
II any there be. fhould ret only with thoC.
who have forced them into difcuiIion.--I
isy' therefore, 1t is tbe ris hit of the people 10
keep an eternal watch upon the condua rs
their roiers--snd in order to that, the Free
dom OF the Preis has been chsrifhsd. In
private defamation, lie, it never be tole ,,eS
In wicked and wauton afpcrlion upon adm;.
nifration LEI 1t never be fuppo ted, not that
good government can be expoled 10 dao.
ger by groundleis accuiation -but becaurr
bad government is fure to find in the de,ea-
ed taliehood Of a liceutious pref, fecuritv
and credit which It could never otherw;f..
obtaIn--for whethsr it be good or bad can
never depend upon ahcrtiol-to try the tree
look at its fruit. Ii ia The mighty theme
and not the uncomfortable advocate that can
excite intereR in the hearer.-It embraces
all that thinks, and feels for all that fuFer.
In every country where freedom obtains.
there mutt iubiitt parties--In this country,
truit there never win be time, when there
'hail not be men found jealous enough for
the government-lo on the other hand. /
truit there never viii be time when there
VIII not be found m.n jealous enough and
enthuiisaic in the cauie of public rights."
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Rsipra orfbs Enyfg, tR.4, eoopad.d, and
rnfTag, IL f6r a7iga Of O9ober

MyIHSs ~ VIZ 0ItsH II CtFoprF Y
Two lieut.. eoi' fuhaltcrns, 3 fsrjsantl, drum,
mer, SS rank auc fic, horiss killed ecloaei,
lieutenant eolorel, s majors, captains, r. 60.
ba.,sfns. aaE, a. Cergeant', Cos rank inj 5le,
horles wounded lieut. eolousls, ore major.
S captains, - iuhaierns, - GsrgeaRtS, druns.
mere, 86 sank and fiie miiiing
Head quarters, Znypsr, Sluys,
Oetober g, i70o.
Lit oftbr kihsI. 7yoraG-d and f7i3sgg, i5s
Rg5iaa )orets. sder fbs mmasd Of bis
r0ydi bigsae5 the Dats Of Ink. in i5c ae-
ion Qff he 6s Oao5ry, go.
fIbaltern officers, IS aforementioned
officers, aad $50 privates killed or taken pr.-
toner's.
8 field officers and captains, ~ fubsItera
Offices, g. nou eomo.iIIooed Oil 'eis, and
67y prigates wounded. TOTAL, $50 ki..sd
Or taken priioncrs, ard 73s wounded.
(Signsd) D'ES5EN, maj. gen.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1799-12-27

WAS taken up and commit
ted TO jail in the county of Powha,an,
the fourth day Of December, a negro
man BY the name Of JACK +; he Jays
ne IS the property Of Benz min Haley
OF Henrico county. He is about 40
years old, Eve feet tea inches high.-
The owner is dehred to pay charges
and take him away.
Mofes Cardoza,
Jailor for Powhatzn souaty.
Deesmbsr 20, 1899.
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BALTIMORE, December IL.
.Hrriped fhff dav.

Ship Perseverance,, eapt Norman, 81 days
fTom Loadun---dry goods--Aquila brown,
Jon, The Perseverance left Graves End the
z4(h Oes' aad by cPt, Chale, padenger,
tu- editors of The Federal Gazette a,s favor
ed wnh London pspers ~ tAat d4se.--Ex-
tracts follow -
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1799-12-27

TIE f0l7orDhg is an sjf.mzt. sf property e51f.f
under fbe diyeSion ef.bs comm lTsae,s to,
he. gaie Of Ksnsaeky.
LANDS.
Acres. Perchess Feet.
I7,o74.os4 20 6,3
Valuation of principal alfegors.
Dolls. sI,43S,zs3 57I4 cents.
situations as equslized by the commilion-
8, Dolls. o,s4o So cents.
DWELLING-HOUSES.
Whole number above the value of 100 DOL
lars, osI--Value dollars I,Ia4,es3 IA,
Is cents.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1799-12-27

Batavian Army.
BRINE. commander in chief, to .he min;fer
ofwsr.
headquarters, at Beverwick, t4th
Vendemaire, Oaober o.
was confident that OR petition in the
rear would have decoyed the cueny into
tale mealures. The battle OF Kahrkam has
andeceived them. We Tough, to-day from
7 IN the morning till 8 at night. rhe enc
ny was repulied, and purified as far as Egg
mont. a pieces OF cannon, 500 RulIians
ani Eagli.h prifoners, are the fruits of this
victory. Generals Gouvion, Rotolland,
vandamme, Bonhornme, Aubre, Simoa,
Maker aud Durettc, exhibited iuch talents,
"a decided the sate Of the day. l'H Eoon
iend. you lit of thole brave men who DIFF
ssguished themielv.s.
1 ialute you, republican,
BRUNE.
F. S Lord Chatha n, brother to Mr..
Pits' is woanded in the neck. fhe general
killed at the Battle of Bergen, is not Mr..
Knox, but the RuiIiao lieut.. gen. Gerrcfp-
low who commanded the ex pedition undes
gen. Hermann.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1799-12-27

Ifthe recommendation, 10 the Preiident's
fpeech, Of revival and improvement Of the
Judiciary fyaem Of the United States, has
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1799-12-27

Wyllie & Langley
Haze received from London and
Liverpool,
A General Allotment of
@ q O ID S,
Suitable far The brslent ls4l6n, which
they Fer far Sale,
BY Wholelale and Retail,
For Cab, Country Produce, and on
tie yfnai credit.
Amongst which are
NLOTAS ard KerGtymeres.
", Fannsls, C stings and Baizes.
S'rip'd and Role Blankets,
Nelr Co,tons and Pairs
Z and 4 Irifh Linens in trunks
3rown and White Sh.ctings and DowIas
Linen and Cotton Checks
Diaper Table Cloths and Napkins
Bed Ticks
Twiii'd Stacking
C0,ton Hoie IN trunks
Satin Cardinals
tsrthen Ware in crates
Glats do in boxes
Window Glsis in do Of 50 feet
Cu;!ery in fDsll cafes
Nais in cafks OF all Gzes
Smiths AnVis
Broad Hoes
Frying Pans
Spades
Guns an Pihols
J pan'd Tea Trays aud IvAitert
Umbrellas
Cotdovsn Boz. Legs
VIII Lead, sPaniih Brown ground in
Bold Linfeed Oil 10 jas
Single and double + GuDpowder in
GusrieT cslks
Double feaIsd and Canines do in rio
Seine / ine
Hats ia cafes
Mlhegany Enife Cafes
III TO Liquos Cs(es
Poftmdnie "a Trunks
Liquor Bottles il Morocco frames
Playing Cards
Copperss 10 oaks Of 1908. c Oh
London Brown Stout in cafks Of 81
gallons
Dec. ash, 1899. 10
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1799-12-27
Suianna Davis,
ID RESPECTFULLY inform the iaha-
IN bitants o. the city of kichmouy, tha
on New Years day, ihe will
I'D ~ Q LILO ~

4 y bitants o. the CITY OF kIchmon~, tha
on New Years day, ihe will
OP N SCHOOL
for the education of youth, ia the brick hsufe
at the Falling Garden, on the fol owing
terms, viz She viii fad houfe iurniihed
and fuel, and teach the EngEth Language
dramatically, wiring snd the Ruimen,s
of Arithmetic for and in confederation o.;
the FUN Of -Four Dollars per quarter one
dollar to be paid IN advance.
Thofe who think proper 10 encourage
this School, may rely on her paying great
attention TO the tuition aud morals Of ihelr
children. and preisryation OF rule and order
in faid fchool.
! be particular convenience, eligible and
9lealant Gtuation Of this fchool, IS cunhdcred
to be equal to any in the city, which togo
ther wilh the objects above propofed, inlpires
her with the confidence Of hrm iuPport
and patronage from thofe charged with ,be
important irua Of children.
Richmond, z3d Of i2th month, f7oo
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BY lait nights Mail
NETWORK, December ~.

n continuation sfarasRasiam from Paris Pc
Psrs 20 ne Icfb of 0i7oacr, received By .be
Pa5lf6sr Of tie Mesv.1 ,ork Gazette.
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DwELLING-HOUSEs.
SLAVES.

Numoct OF all deicriptions, 1851.
Number exempted from taxation in con-
fequence of bodily disability or the law of the
fat, i64.
Number over twelve and under Gxty years
of age, and fubjed to taxation 1888.
The foregoing property will be fubjea to
the following tax to make up the FUN of
s6,6S3 dolls. 90 cents, 7 mills--so wit !:
DIS. c. NJ.
1858 1aves at so cents
each 7ozQ o
z6o7 houfes the ri clafs
over 700, and not ex-
ceedng 500 dolls. value
547,z4I,S7, ? 8 atzIo
of per centum on that
fun. 1904 AS 4
zs8 houfes, I'd clafs, over
SOC, and not exceeding
1000 dollars value,
zlS,77S 90, at $40 of
per cent $50 50 s
1900, and not exceed
ing 5000 dlls. value
z9a,64o Sc 2-s at 4
10 of a per cent. Ii7o 90 ?
I3 houies, 4th clafs, over
COCO, and not exceed
ing oooo dolls. value
5o,7Sz at $40 OF
per ceat. 383 76 O
houfe, S,h clafs, over
oooo and not exceed
ing 1900 dollars, va.
loe 65oo at 6-Io os
per cent, 80 o
s.a44 II 9
I7,s74,634 acres 40 per-
ches, o,3-4 feet of lana,
value lI,ole,S49 SO at
the rate of IL cents,
Ia mills for every 100
dolls, value. z647o 81 8
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AS you do not reGde in this
rate, and have not any known agent to whom
Perionai notice can Be given, you viii be pleaied
10 tabs aosiss. tt@s ihall pressed ~. ny hsues
IN the county of Prince Edward, and Rate of Vir
gina, 70 take the dePo6-i ion. Of George Foiisr,
Samuel l. We. Walthsl Hocombe, James Ewing
and others, OIL the Tueday ncxt after the third
Monday in February next, heEinnin between the
hours Of eight in the morsiug and five in the
evening of that day, and TO continue between the
hours 4forelAid. Of each preceding day in that
week, il time Is had on the fra aforeiaid day
until all are takeni which laid DIP fi;lOns are
dshgnsd to be read as evidence, in { foit in
Chanesry, depending in the ccaziy count Of
Prince Edward, in the aate Aforesaid, wherein
am plaintiff, and you are defendant.
John Nah, jim.
Prince F1sOardeoraty, TrginiG.
December a4f6, 1899. ACT
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1799-12-27

(Aibany RegiRsr.)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1799-12-27

I7,s74,634 acres 40 per-
chss, o,3-4 feet of lanas
value lI,oiess49 SO At
the rate of IL cents, s
Ia mills for every 100
dolls. value.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-12-02
5oS4 REefl1 AbfoR S-11k,
BY KEZIA BUTLER,
III MiDtxE-S7REET,
A haudfome aaoriment Of Falhiorabl'
Millinery 8 Fanfr articles.
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sn0ns viii j are the follo II

g TRAW, chip, cane and nix Bon
net. drtG 1urbat bIssk. white aud fancy
pnnses III su, and 9th 4 overs, blacs and VI ie,
busle and tlraw IrIralings fix. cottor aud liver
cr.ls do rr,nse,: eotiea and hlv,r q, dies va
rrty Of is.honshe Nrs kates aud BAR drops yeIlps-
While and pearl Butrons for gowns; idndioms a.o :
mear ot olan and fashionable Rbhons; bcauient Wells
blas K and uh,fe figured and pain Cases Craze do
ef,... Ind kid Gloves mems ea,hsr do; beaver Hats
with hands and has aies cancels hair shawisr and
Saline: !. variety oi cloak and ronnet sa'ins; Lu
flrnas Ssriensfs figured latin Wsihcoat Patterns !:
plain md worked Ninlilis; muffin handkerchief,
ILso-Black and white Cottons !;
csiicoes .os,on and muffin sha~s white ant color
ed Pocket Handkereheis Liucns Caml,ricss ursr <
ing Canvas cotton aud verified fioie padded Socks
f,n T,,mn,ira,s MuTs and Tppets. Wildbores !
sbal,con. Durans 1amin,es Calamancocs; Baizcs5
aud FlAuocls !, White and eoored Tn eads do Sewing
81 ks Tapes Bobbins l.irt Buisou.; iuperiine
white chapel Needles.
Smelling Bottles; Wafh- balls; Wind
Esr Soap vn3st and plain Powder powder Boxes aud
P... tortal. fsel Hair slides, aud cumbs ivory ane
horn do. Jsp.nntd Tea Trays Waiters Gamblers
Bre adj Balkess, sc. a few butch Looking ;lAaes
Steel scillor. Cafe Knives aud Forks, Pen knivcs
pewter 1eapots plated 4ae metal Thlmbcs; elAflc
knitting needles, sc &c. -
az Cioaks, lurbans, Bonnsts, &c.
made in the newell fsih'ona 80 fss. s,
TO LET,
DART of 4 DWELLING Housk. pIeafantly
IL Gtuated IN MiddlcaIeet- Inquire d the Printer.
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