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Land for Sale.

by virtue Of deed of trust executed to the
~ subscriber by John Bu-niey, to apswe~ rfe
purposes therein specified. viii be gold, On the
premises, 70 the highss, bidder for ready rlsney,
on the l6ts day OF Feb,uary next, three hun
dred and eighty TWO std one half hCRES or
LAND, hing in the loTrsr end Of Louisa. inn
'nediateiy on the hicsmoni road. leading from
LOUISA Court.house. adjoining the lands OF Jesse
IoggNrd. Seth Burnley, John Digs, Mrs Christ
mass, &c. On this laid there Sa small planta-
ton, orchards, a toierSble good dwelling bouse.
barn and ouihouscs. imm.dasely on the road
wr. C. POtNDEXTER, Trustee.
January Sd. 1906. w4,
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w UN away from the subscriber liv-
A. ing in Richmond, two apprentice boys, by
trade 1'ailors; one by the name of GEORGE
THOMSON CARSON, about twenty years Of
age he is tall and likely. wore away long blue
coat, olive coiored pantsioons aud striped waist
coat viii give Eigh, DolIers reward to any
one who viii deliver him to nc IN Pichnond or
secure him IN any Jail 70 that get hir,.
The other by the name Of RICHARD BA.
CON, up~ ards OF twenty years Of age; ne is n
voted runaway, 'all, ard looks about he ancles
IS II they were sweled; he wore away a long
oue coat and iigiif eo'onreG shor; brceches wi
s'tings 20 the knees; he had a pair of bloc CAST
mere pantalopns 20 make for man that were NOT
finished the ow yer requests he will veturn th.rD
VIII give One Cent reward 70 any one who veil,
deliver the said r. Bacon 20 me in Richmond. n,
secure him IN Jail SO that se, him again, and no
chayyes pad VIZ. ELLIOTT.
ian IL. lSOS. 81
". y. caution all persons against ha-boriny
or employing the above mcnfiorcd apprentices
as they VIII answer il at the Tigor Of tie law.
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7-o he SOLD.

To BE SOLD.
For rcsdy money. pu;snsnt TIA decree Of the Fe-
dersl Circuis Cpcrt, for ri,e dis'rif of virgi
ma, in a suit between phress Bcnd. hitrr,
ney for the CREDITOR. OF E7cii,i fd~ ards. am
IF, and David Ross aud others deleraauts--
wo undivided parts, one Of three,
i OF forty-two acres off.sND, ~ tie couD-
~ Of Henrico. npon FoiT Mile creek. ~i,h the
MINIS y H2U5ES thereon. known by the
name OF .rS FsorwIcn Mills.
ALSO; a TraA or Parcel Of LAND, situzre
in The eoumty of Eenrico. about seven miles be
Tow thu City OF Richmond. commonly called and
Known by the name oft..e seven Pines. fhonsht
to contain one thousand acres, but Mr. Ross un-
dertakes, thar accurate survey and plot shall
be produced on the day OF sale.
The sale viii positively take Place at the Eagle
Tavern IN the City of Richmond, on Thursday
the 2lst day OF February next.
BEN. MOSBY, d. ". for
JOSEPH SCOTT, ". v D.
Jan. 8. (ids)
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VIRGINIA.:
In the High Court OF CZz4zAee,-y.

BTTwKEN
Christopher MsConnico and Thompson
Fou.ks, Executors of Matthew Msra-
bic, plaintiffs.
Richard kennon, defendant.
AN motion Of the plaintiffs by their
counsel, the court shis twelfth day
of May. in the year OF our Lord onr ihou-
sand seven handfcd and ninety -.sht, doth
order, that the p.:.intifis do. gender an &C
count nf their administration Vi the goods,
chattels & credits of their tes;aior, before
master commissioneg Rose, WHO'S dire Ged
10 examine, state and settle the same, and
make report thereof to the court, with
such matters specially as he may think
pertinent, OF the parties may require to be
SO stated.
A Copy-Tcste,
tdm T.. TINSLEY. c. 6.
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THE Surveyors of the different
counties IN Virginia who by Law arc TO
accoun' annually with 'he President AMI Profess
sers Of William e. Mary College, for proportion
Of ,rcir fees and who have not ~ done, are re
quessfd 10 rerderihcir accounts 10 Jolly last, and
pay the Respective balances dne 20 the College.
WH COLEMAN, 3frser.
Williamsburg, ian s. 1905 A.
During the present session Of Assembly,. lanes
Scnple, CSC. member fo7 lie Civ Of WilTisrs-
hrrg, viii reeeise and grant discharge for any
money whieh shall be PAID to him. VIC,
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Prihce- Edward, Noss1,er, .eo4s
Huriah Willard, plaintiff
hg,insf [ y, cs,,eerv.
Henry Nixon & Pugh w. Price,
d~fertxnss
~T>HE dc s:sdant Nixon. nor having entered
i his appearance and gi~en sccur,'y seccrtirs
TO an "A OF the general asserbly and the ,u.cs
Of thiseourt. and il appearing 70 the satisfaction
of he court thar he is not an inAshiant oil th-s
siate On the motion ofthe rl~ini'l " his GOTH
sal, lis ordered. tina, the sad deie,'dart kixoa
do appssr here on Tie 6rst dst OF March eonss
next anil answer the plaintiffs bill and that =
copy OF ,his order s- forthwith i,srried in some
one OF the newspaper printed in tho city Of
Richmond. fortwo mouths successfully, ard al.
80 posted At the front door of the courthouse OF
this county.
A copy--Testc.
Ben. Watkins, d. c.
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WHEAT FAN 8. WOVEN WEE
6f.f.sUPHCyORY,

WHEAT FAN g. WOVEN WfFw
M,fSUPHCyORY,
No. z, Briage-srecf. }osr dscs rorb of C,ig,L,s
Bridge, p sffrc-e.
NTHERE are made and sold, rVYEIg.
w FANS. 6rsr quality ROLLINeS and e,he,
ScPEENS. for wheat. barley. aax-secd &c.
HdND RIDDLES and SIETES, for coal,
corn, barley wheat, rye, cats, meal. brick dust,
tsy seed eloTer srcd. cookie, ijnc. s1na. 81;
SHdkFS fcv Indian meal HIRE SbFBy
BoFEN WIRE for windows. &c &c.
AMOS SMITH.
(Forpicriy WEST IS SaTrIf.l
NIB. good assortment on irfii
Any Of she above articles will BE delivered in
Richmond, ION short no.ice) az tho same prices
as a. the mandatory (cxelusire Of freight on
the orders being lef, VITA
SAMUEL PARSONS u SON,
Near the Bason, Of whora the prices nay be
known--who have row on hand " ear fans.
Hteo' and Lin, Sieyes. and Meal Sicrcs. &C. cf
asuresior quality.
rs. WiRE SAFES, md a jew tors RAR
IRON en- band
ii,h Mo. list. 1905. wrf
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AZ the sarre time ami place, viii diapose of
the other undivided third pare of tie said Nor
wich Mills, and wiIalso dispose of valuable
trait OF LAND adjoining thtrefo. which contains
abont Ave hundred acres. with various improve.
r;cnts--The whole is valuable estate --frr
Hooten win shew tie Mills ard The land. The
terms OF payment for the said land and the other
third part Of the Mills will be half ready money
and twelve months credit for the other half.
DAVID ROSS
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A Copy-Tcste,
tdm T.. TINSLEY. c. 8.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,

Frfers5nng, Sosh 6cv. 1904.
THE parties concerned will please tkc
notice, that have appointed Monday the
trenty eighth day of January next, for
carrying che foregoing orderinio effect
On which dry, their ABUNDANCE is reqsiirs
ed at my Office, with their accounts and
vouchers ready fer examination.
JOSEPH c. WILDER. NJ. C.
b IJrsuanf to decree OF ihc district
court OF Chancery held in williamsburg. in
suit between Thomas bid and Sasah his wife,
and Philemon Gaiewcod and Doroshx his wife,
plsint;tfs; and John nroekentroush sdnsiris,ra-
,os with the will annexed of Jsnies Edntoudson.
Rcberr Banks and Elizabeth his wife. Jar,es
Webb and Dorothy tiss wife. Edmund Caw-
,sam and Mar,hs Todd h,s wife, James Threck-
rrorton, Sally Ihrocsroytor, Lucy Th,ockmcr-
ION and Iud;.h rhrcckr1or,on, infants andsr the
age of twerty-one yrs, t'cvise-s and lcca,ces
of the sid James R6xcnd on. d.ccat-d. by James
Webb. specially ASSIGNED their guardian, descn-
dAnts-Wil be SOLD. 20 the bishest bidder,
for ready money on the 18Th day of February
next, on the premises. iiat
Valuable TraG Of Land,
siuofed on Pisca,rwry creek. 10 Essex county.
con,sinirg abou 1000 acres, il being he lard
wherein the SAID James Edmondson lived at the
time OF his death, by
The Commissioners.
January Ala. 1905. Wa.
IA Y virtue &C deed of truss cIecused 70 us by
- The Rev. EIkanah raite-, late OF Hanover
County. dec for ,h- purpose of Sowing 70 his
late ward Benja. Anderson, whatever might te
iue 10 him the said ser;arsin from hin the said
slkanah, eishes as adrinisrs.rr of ire cs.a,s of
lohn. Anderson. dec. Or as guardian of the said
Benjssaia,
WILL. gE SOLD.
By US. or either OF us. en- the c5,h day of FEB.
nexr, for ready money, At the dwelling hous. OF
Mrs Mary Tal,y in the County Of Hanover, a.
bout 3 miles from tho Courthouse. two likely
negro r'en saves, four horses. and all the other
estate &c which The sajS Eiksnsh, diad seized,
consisting Of stock, farntars and plantation utsn-
siis.
Thomas Pollard,
Patrick Anderson,
John Anderson. Jun.
efy,,o,x G reoS t.'-
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last day Of drawing, 500
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Board, Svashing and intending,
For r. SO Per Inn.

Tor e SO I1cT .Inn-
rg7lIE subscriber has removed 70 the City OF
Z Richmond toy sS.~ pusposc Of receiving board
ers: He his rem, % p large sad ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
house, abou, two hundred yards from J. Ocil-
vie's Academy BE is particularly desiroas OF
rrceivrg "a hnataefs, yc1irg gentlemen IRON she
eoaatry who intend 10 bero'ne r iden's IN this
school luring tho sbcnt year. lie viii lizard,
wash AMI rsssnd fus histy-tix ,ounas per anruru ;
He viii BE- prepared 20 receive tom htteen To
t,.rr,v boa,segc add csn accommodate ten o.
Twelve with chau,hers and Bidding on terms
which viii be made known, 20 applicants.
J. RHWLIlJS, jim.
Richmond, Jsnuary 1st, 1875 OF
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Valuable IraA Of Land,

s,uo,ed on Piscs-w-y creek, IN Essex county,
con,siairg abou 1000 acres, il being Tie lard
wherein the said James Edmondson lived at the
time OF his death, Ly
The Commissioners.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-06-11
CONNECTICUT.
REIGN OF TERROR.

REIGN TERROR.
This is the lat fage of all party confumptions.
The ruling party in all bad religions frh threatens
then excommuncates dihenters next imprifops and e.
nally begins to burn them at the fake. Then up
come the dienters in powerful majority and the ex
communications fink to peid tion When under Mr.
Adams the reign of terror commenced it was certain
that the end OF federalifm drew near Men, engaq-
ed iii iair cauie and conicous of integrity do not
ann ilrebraDds or arrows principles or at the men
who hone(ily elpoufe them.
But the federaifls have charged Mr. Tefferfon with
iprlt of intolerance and terrorifm becaufe he has
removed lone OF their number from Office. MIR Jef-
ierion has been than four years in Office bitterly
aaulted by federats, before his election and durpo
his whole admniltration--yet there are now more in
number OF iedeEalifls than ofrepubcaDs holding off,
ces under the United States IF you look to the bench
to the Army, Navy, Collection, Loan and Pon- Off
ees you will find abundance of federali(ts mott of
whom are removable at pIealure.
LOOK into this Rate, and of eight principal officers
hve were appointed by Mr.. Adams, three only by
MT. Jeheron. In the county of New ondoh the
federal Collector has held for many years hi. oairc
with an enolGment in year Of $500 doYa,t, and
~ leverai other years emolument 70 great that an
equal iufn, received by republican Collector, has
been made to agitate the State from end IN end
While under Mr. JefTerfon an annual falary Of 80
dollars, uniformly paid under Mr.. Adams was taLep
io" 'he Conectors OF New-Haven and Middletown,
and part OF the COmullion Of the fri, and more
nan halt the Commilion of the laa was taken away,
the federal papers were hlinuating that under Mr..
Jeleron the CommIions fthele Collectors had been
rallied, and that to one Of them was paid from the
pubic treaiury large FUN for CitrEbjre. Was this
ToThL Ss4UD an the public, pratlfed to punih MIR.
eerlon for his intolerance and terrorin in retanino
Mr. Huntington II TO-, let it be avowed, and per.
haPs the Predent may abate of his intolerance Has
ne iorey offended our f~derali1s by retaining in place
Mr. INLAY, the federal ConmilIoner of Loans Do
ederaliits MOURN becaufe in swo Of our MOI repub.
iean towns Stamford aud SuiEed, ftd-rot Peg-lHtf
ffr' are retained in Office, each with large enolu
ments for distributing letters and papers for the ,.e
Does the Surveyor Of Middlsown feel the weigh; o.
Intolerance beeaue he retains his place Let all fe
deralits, who feel burtheued BY fueh intolerance be
AAured that the republicans Of the aate neerely y e
TO relieve thenj Of thei, Burdens
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N4 ~ "a

Mr.. Jsferfon retains in Office men, who. at eIca.-
ons publicly declare, Under the foemni,y of an OATH
.nat ns mott nve'' rate enemies the only men Fl,
FOR Congress aud councils: the intolerance of RE
freident iuitains men, who improve official ps,ron-
age IN order to beat down his adn,iniH raten. This
republican intoerance--but federal tolerance and
that mild temper, recommended at the cloIe Of the
Governors Speech, leads tn dGeren. iHue. It
threatens, rePrniands and remove, from Office fccnro
rs w''h the icorpions of the law abuie and deia,nes
ana with dreadful demonstrations IF preient and c,cr-
nal ruin points the artillery of Heaven and earth up
on the devoted victims, who have dared to respce the
general government and to deny the exifcnce of
contribution of civil government in this fate
Federalifs, with all the facts rcrpeoing Mr.. Jcr-
ferions management of Offices before your eyes ard
with full view OF the jun rctrbution ON your fed+-
raj friends you have removed from office s-v cTrj-
eei. The time is haRenng, when the day Of terror,
which now appears glorious in your eyes, will be re-
heescd on merely as the forerunner of diIIostiou
liner. Mere. Har,f. Cen.
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ST. ROCH, March 7.
CAMP BEFosR GIBRALTAR.

In purfuance of orders ifIned by the COM
mandant general, the battalion of Bsrbaitree,
with the company of carabiniers and artillerihs,
proceeded yeterday TO the line; and the ref.i-
ments of Corona, of Cantabria, and that of the
cavalry, kept thcmfelves in readiness to- march
on the fhorteh notice. On the arrival OF the
troops, SO carabiniers took poit before the tow
er Of Molnus, from the itrand on the eaft fide,
70 the oppofite fde; 100 men, armed with
hatchets and other warlikc implements, failed
from Fort St. Philip; so of thofe were COM
manded by Don Valdes, and the remainder hy
Don Certates. The latter, ut the head of his
imall party, conducted it to the tone piles
which are iituated at the foot of the Mount on
the north fide, and Don Vades marched direct
ly aganft the Englih guard of the Devils Tow
err, which he furprifed. The Englifh pot was
incloted Mt the moment that refiitance was at
tempted; the officer charged with the defence
of this polt was undre(ied in bed, and fleepng
foundry. Two of the Engi1, were killed. The
ientineps muiket mifled fire; and the remain
der of the guard He'd to TIE citadel, and alarmed
the carlton; on this both the Spanifh detach-
ments returned TO their lines, taking with them
the Englifh officer and three folders, one of
whom was mortally wounded. The Spaniih
fire fhps had gone out Of the river; but the
night being too clear, they could undertake no
thing.
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NETWORK, June 6.


Captain Brown of the fhip Juliana, from Ca
dir, has communicated the following intell-
gence:
"At the time of my departure from Cadiz,
the Eagle, a French n, two French corvettes,
and two Spaniih frigates were ready for fea |;
and eight fail of the line were fitting out with
all expedition. Troops were embarking daily,
and great quantity of ordinance, &c. had been
taken in on board each flip. The general re-
port was that they were defined for Spanih A
merica, to carlton the line of demarkation, be-
tween the territories of Spain and of the United
States. This report was confirmed TO Tie BY
one of the officers of the fleet (; who added that
the French and Spaniih fhips had made conf
derabe Interchange of officers.
"The uniform of the troops embarkinr, is
blue, faced with red, 4 round hat, turned I'D
on one fide, with feather in it; the officers
wear fuperlluity of gold lace.
General Moreau was at Cadiz. He waits
the arrival of his fon from Paris, and intended to
come to New-York in the Juliana. II is faid he
has received orders to quit Spain Immediately;
and this fudden and unlocked for intelligence
had very unfavourable effect on the health of
his lady, who was learning the Spanilh language
with the expectation of being permitted to re-
main there.
" Gibraltar is tranquil and has received A re-
enforcement of two thoufand troops from En-
gland. The Spaniards keep an army before it,
but have attempted nothing.
"The Britiih fleet conifing of fhips of the
line, frigate, brig, and cutter, were con-
Family cruizing offthe harbour, often clofe with
in its mouth, and fometimes nearly within gun
fhot of the batteries.
"The men of war in the port of Cadiz con-
fitted of
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LONDON, April IL.
Am opinion oyrtse Frcaeb plan.

TIE plan on which Bo,0barir now chures tn
conduct the war, is, we think, fnfficiently ,p-
parent and our Government, we triN, will
be prepared to meet the enemy on his new fyf.
tenn. He will venture out neither with his
fleet nor his flo'lla in the face of the Bri,i, ma
Wv. His fipall and detached fouadrons can do
ms more efential mifchiefbv annoying us in de
ferert quarters. and dnra6tine our attention.
IIe has men in efficient numbers for any enter.
prize. He values them only rs counters, with
which he plays the grand game tina. is TO
make him dictator of the world. When he has
detached them for given purpofe, he neither
expects cares for their fafety or their reform:
all he hopes from them is, that they my do MS
effeanal mitchell. With this view, we have not
doubt, Lino;J was dilpatched to the Eaa-In-
dies even before the commencement of the
war, but in the expectation of It. Upon the
fame principles the Rochefort Gquadron directed
its courfe TO the wet. Bonaparfe has 70 ex
peftation OF making any corqueGs there which
he can retain enough is done if ne can e'.arefs
our commerce, and arm the Blacks againcft us
In purfnance OF The fame policy he will proha-
bly, ftnd reinforcement to the Eaf-Indies he
will endeavor to land force in Egypt he
will then make an attempt, or at leaf diver
lion in Ireland and when we are varied out
with this varied and active warfare, the coun-
try drained Gifts regular troops. and deprived
perhaps, in part, of its protecting, fleets, then
the Boulogne Hotlla (Which has never been sli-
minithed or difinantIed, but is increaiing every
dayl will feize a favourable opportunity of put
ting TO Tea, and the grand attempt will be made
Such appear TO us to be the prefent fytem and
projects of our inveterate enemy. In the mean
time, we truh, that the nation, and the vo-
lunteer force in particular, will not relax in
their vigilance and activity. It is polIib!e, tha.
orr laff al Il 81,
the country may be on the volunteers We
truf they will remember the magnitude and i'm
Portance of the caufe they have undertaken, and
embrace the opportunity which favourable
feafon will afford, of becoming as perfect
matters as po(iible, of that difcipiine on which
their own fafety and that of the country, Wi!
depend.
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ST. DOMINGO.

We are furniihed with an anecdote, which feems
TO favour OF return of iomething like humane policy
on the part Of the Brtih cabinet. 1t has been de-
cared to us, on the authority CT there gentlemen
that the Domingo garrifon had actually been fun
Piled with Provilions and Gores from the Brith
frgate La Blanche, :he capt. of which had been ell
tertained with friendly hofptaity at gen. Ferrand's
table, where our informant dined with him and
that gen. f. had dined, in return on board the fad
irsate We give this information precfely as we
received it. As this is an event which If true)
could not have occurred without orders from the adj
miralty OF Great Britain, an inference may be de-
dnced, that thofe miiguided miniiiers have been
10 alarmed by The remonnrances ofthe Jamaica plan
tiers (who feel deeply for the faety of their perons
as well as their property as to change their wild
ichemes of OFFENCE, into fort of neutrality in order
that black empire might not be enablifhed ON the
threihod of their colonies, to menace their fe-
cnrity, and propel their laves TO mutiny, which is
calamity that has been long expected and dreaded
on that panic-tfruck and nearly exhaufed iland
But doing and undoing advancing and re.rograd-
ing inflated declaration and confequent repentance
form the leading traits of the merabe adminilrati-
OH OF power by the" heaven-born" VIM Pitt.
BAH. Evening PORl