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with Boots or Shoes well as If they were on the
ipot..~..-.A-the length Of the Boot C-round the
Caif...B-the pitch of ditto.-D-round the heel and
--.E--ound the initer.~. G-acrofs the ball of
the foot. Fix the heel againR perpendicular, and
lick knife at the end of the great toe-fet down m
ngures the number of inches md quarters, in the diff
ierent Heai'res. January |. eptf
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FOR CHERBOURc.

{ virtue of a decree OF the hyperion court of
ehanoery for the Richmond diiri,a, will he
ioa at Hanover eourt-houfe, or Wednefeay the 9th
aay OF July next, being Hanover court da,) to the
higteh bidder for ready money trad of AND be-
longing to the eiaee of Richard Littlepage dec d. be-
ing the land he Purehaied of Henry and Elizabeth
Watkins, and the fame on which he refded n, ,h.
time of his death, containing by eimaton four HIM.
dred ard lixty four acres Meclamp's creek. fbea
to the dover of Mrs. Nancy Ruuas to fatisfy debt
due Col Christopher Tompkins, It is Rated that
there IS good mill feet on the l.,J.
THE COMMISSIONERS.
o''' June 20 f(ep6t)
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MOUNT SIM rnp or

HE iaSf6,b4r sfor}t, bis Plantation in Morrill,
L HT75erlondeoDHty, k',O4oE n1nul of MOUNT
SION. III. aLooe t49 Cd 1ias about 500 oer.,. all
1D5ieb Is r7aaI TO any Ara that part Of tie CONT,
for fr,thy IF sR, and ba, Try regzGtt TO MAKE Il a
djfrs5ir finsf0r far genitefimily TBeye i, on ~
land a" eso'"f 6yief &svclnsoy, 4oi6 evryy eon.ni
eHf ont 6of; IT'S tnmed on navigabir 4oatsyy of ne
ro'70"aff' and e0n7'"naas a" a"f Vie4O Of ID. rivsr
Is cry Convenient 10 s, o tse. and Is zvtbin one
days (al Of Aitxan4ria NoyjolauS Balyo,r. T.,.,
ef@e .ls z0iH be mad: lao7usy application to Mr..
Henry BaN 7rbO rsjide, on tie "a or TO tie G.5f,AIy
:. JKTLL JONES.
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The fu5fcribers take this method of informing their
friends ard the public, that they intend carrying ON
the mercantile buinefs, under the firm of
JOHN & ROBERT GAMBLE ION.
They receiving by the ihip Rolla, choice
feleeton of LONDON GOODS, and daily expect
from Liverpool, general afiortrnent of HARD
WARE, Sc. iuitable for the feafon->yhich will be
fold by the piece, package dozen, the mott mo-
derase terms, fcr ca merchantable country produce
the ulual credit fubaantial and na6saoi erRom-
err.
They have on hand Madeira s, Sherry Wine, Cog
MAC Brandy, Wea-India Rum, Whiikey, Sugar,
Pepper, Alum, Copperas and Brimffone, I'm pipes,
hhds and cafks,) Cotton and Wool Cards, Patent
Shot, Steel, Bar Iron, Hollow Iron Ware, German
Scythes, Cutting Knives aud Whetffones, Oznaburgs,
Ticklenburgs and Brown IielIians, Snuff, Cut Her
rings &c.
1hey alto Poilefs large and convenient BrieS ware
hnuies covered with .Ratt, for receiving and oring
Flour, Tobacco &c. Thofe gentlemen who favor
them with conGgnments will find their charges rea-
fona5le and may rely their bea exertions afford
fat;sfataion.
~ The highsf rates given for Bees-Wax, good
Bear, Deer, and Oter ilns, and other ihippng FUR
JOHN C. GAMBLE.
ROBERT GAMBLE, ir.
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aRmgr,ana 1eriscs Gurrrus.
NOTICE.

ME eo-partnerfhip of ROBERT CAMILLE &
l SONS, will be diffolved by mutual content, on
Saturday, the It'll infant. All perfons indebted
10 the aid firm, earnefily enrreated make in-
mediate payment ei.5er Of the fubIcrbers a COM
eliance with this requeh will prevent tie painful
cefiity of referring to coercive neafures.
The books will be placedin the pofleilion of Meiirs.
John and Robert Gamble Jun. who are authorized
to rs,tle all accounts due by, the concern.
Eo. GAMBLE.
JOHN G. GAMBLE.
Ro. GAMBLE, jr.
2 ;rbmond Nav 6th 1907
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.


Richmond, l5B May, 1905.
1HE Parties soiR Take Noiies rha. have ai,-
pointed the twenty-nnth day of July next, to COM
,eee the account directed BY the annexed deeretal
Order of the Court-on which dav they are recne0 "a
70 attend at my Office in this city, with the accounts &
vouchers prepared and ready for examination and let
tiement-and with copies of the court papers.
SAMUEL GREENHOW, NC.
May OF. IF
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Rc1,ereEH Sir.


v = on had the kinduefs to allow me-, .uo years =,
go, to look upoh you not only a, one of the
chiei protectors OF the eabifhment under my charge
but ALTO did me the honor Of Becoming in conjunction
with DIR. B. Ruth, J, d. MKean, R. Smith and A.
Morris, E!qures, one of the Trutees of my fenina-
ry The confederation has at all times rendered ME
extremely anxious to defcrve your patronage indeed
aicri5e in great neaurc the credit which the ef.
tabilhment hope has generally obtained, to that cir
eu'nitaner. Few perons yet informed of the IA
YOUR 10 politely conferred on me, as the greater
number Of my pupils are from abroad On feveral
oeca'ions you had the goodnes exprefs the ftsrac
ton which you, and all thofe who have honorcd our
ichooroonis with their Wits, derived from the I'M
provements OF the young Ladies, as well as from
the manner in which the Seminary is conducted.
have never taken the liberty of pubfhing YOUR
letters OF approbationWou you and the other gen.
tlemen permit to make il known, that am an
thoiied to conder you rruees of the inilituton,
l ihould not only eiteem it difinguiiied mark of
your appreciation, but certain means of aTuring
the full confidence Of thofe patents ard guardians who
have ntruited their children to my care.
With great refpea,
have the honor be,
Reverend Sir,
Your very humble and OBJ, fervant,
MARIA RJVARDf.
TIE Right Reverend Or. mine.
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5alfs ar a,st,on.

On Hedneiday TIE loib IF Jaiy evW be. f5ld By
the G1Iler;bers, at XII o'eiork, on tbe pfsnifa5,
on credit IF .fv mcnfbs, for notes svifb ab-
proceed Jirarity 't
'HREE very handfoine HA LFACRELOTS
= known in the plot Of Major William Du-
Val by the numbers 81, IS and 49,.
PROSSER q MONCURE.
June 2s. (tds)
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~ The Publiihers will thank thofe fubfcr;-
bers, who can maize it Convenient, to call or
fend for their books. fIune ~
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Y LII Perions havingFains againa the ehate @:
[ the late Kew: Robtt Ware, decd. of Middle
fex eounty, are delired q bring them forward p-,,.
perry authenticated on obeiore the fr day of Sep
tember next, otherwife liz advertisement ,v;,I l.
plead in bar again(t ali ims exhibited after ,b,,
GATE as the iubicriher iEelious to clofe his admit
nifiration account as loork pofIble.
EIFARD WARE,
-1axiy 7ritb he zyiN ANNEXED
E1ex, May 81. (cplml
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The fnbicriber (Robert Gamble, FEM avas him.
ief of this opportunity thank his numerous friends
tor the very large hare of patronage he has received
in the Mercantile line-and hereby tenders to the
public his future fervces Commi67sn Merchant.
Fie hatters himfclf, his long experience (with other
circumstances nnneceiiary here meation) entries
him TO the confidence Of thote who may have buiioeis
of that nature to ranfad in this city-aluring fch of
his belt exertions to merit appreciation.
Fhoie who yet remain indebted 70 the late firms
Of Car61r and G|atian of Stanton, of Cazbe 81 1ey
PIE, Robert Gamble e Co. and Robert Gamble of the
city OF Richmond, are once ear1eitly requeifed
10 make inmeaiats payiuen, of their REFLECTIVE ba-
lances Such conrinus regardless of this afl notice
caune:expea longer indulgence.
Ro. GAMBLE
Richmond, May 10, 1906. ep3w oaw,f
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Benjamin DU-YAL,

AT THE SIGN OF THE GOLDEN MoRrsp-
RICHMOND,
III AS juf received very large and exten6ve at.
4 4 iornnent OF frefh MEDICINES, SURGE ON
INSTRUMENTS, DRUGS and DYf-STtJFFs
pA'Nfs OF all kinds, Gil, VARNIsRES, PU'r-
TY, &c.
Hyo a eo1yehtfe aDSrfm0t #
II A L + L RS s. MATER IATs
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NEAL NELSON,
BOOT q SHOE MANUFACTURER,
nhiN-srsErr, RIcH.loNp.

NJ AXES Boots & Shoe,
NA to any pattern or farl-
ION, equal III point of MA
TERIALs and WoRKMAN-
SNIP to any i'll general ufe.
* Imported Boo + 5 and
ShoEs' of the firf quality
and newell fafhion, for fale.
- Gentlemen at a diff.
lance, who are difpoGed to
forward ME their meafure,
b. paying attention to the
annexed cut can h. 6t.aj
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IUSI RRCFIvEn-

JUST RECEIVED,
AFO FOR SALE By the SUBscRIBER.
t'OuR hundred pieces Houie Paper, Phadeib
Beer by i'ie barrel, imall quantity of firl al
lily New-Eugand Cheefe; alfo 900 barrels Corn
EDWARD HALLAM.
hLSO--5OOO W.T. Salt Pe,rs'd BACON -.
a eonilapt fuPply Of FRESH CORN MEAL.
June lS.-----(ep) 10,
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JUST PUBLISHED-AMD FOR s.sLk
AT RITcHIE Sc woRsLEY's BOOKSTORE:
ifE DEBAIls;
And OTHER PROCEEDINGS OF THE
VIRGINIA CONVENTION.
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CASH
WASHINCToN TAVFRN

WASHINGTON TAVERN.
HE fabieriber gill continues to keep hoafc of
ENTERTAINMENT for genteel cor.,pany.
only He iiatters hfnielf. he is as well provided to
give general fasfadon a, any perfon in his line in
the Gate. There lisp Mail Stage eiabhed which
runs irons Richmond to hishouie once week, and
i'r the accommodation OF the public, lie has an ex-
cellent hack, horfes nd driver
]. EDMONDSoN
staunton, June 81 q
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APETL, 1905.

APRIL, 1905.
hah-,
The high opinion we entertain OF your qrralilieat;-
ens Tor the arduous and divered duties Of the ini
tuition under your diteion and the evidences which
have been prefeutcd us, at examinations of the Inn
P"vFnent OF the young Ladies, who pohef, the adj
v@nl@se OF being your pupils, induce TO comply
with your requea, by the prefent teflin,ony of our
appreciation OF your Seminar, and 90 exnfeE oar
wIh Tor the ineeeis Of naituion 70 ueful 70 our
city, and 70 honorable to you
We ere, Madam,
Your very humble rcrvants,
WILLIAM WnTE, I y
BsNJAntN RVsn,
i. MXEAN,
RosERr SmTu,
ANTHONY MoRRIs,
Philadelphia, April %. 1o,.,t,l
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IRISH LINENS, Sc.
w have receive, by the late arrivals an ex-
w teniive aGorthen, Of
rs and A RISH LINEN
5-4 IRISH StEErEG,
Sd and 81 iIAPERS, and DIAPER TIA
BILE CLOTHS; with, in addition to other goods
are offered for fale at DR. ufual low prices.
GILL1AT q kIRB1-.
June IA. (er4w
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Mas. RIvARDPs ACADEMY.

Richmond, May 10, 1905. epsw oawif
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LONDON, Aucuft 7.

The following article is circulated on the con-
tInent as compromising many of the COM
plants alledged by Auftria againft the prefent
ruler OF the French nation, viz.
ne occupation of Hanover, of the Papal
itates, and of the kingdom OF Nipples, as well as
the Helvetian republic, contrary to the treaties
OF Ratlibon and Luneville the incorporation
OF Piedmont with the French empire the in
vahon OF the German empire by the feizure of
the Duke d,Enghien on the territory of the e.
ieetor OF Baden the feiZure of feyeraI iGlands
on the Rhine, which, according to the treaty of
Ratifbon, belonged to the German empire the
demand, or rather threat, to occupy all the fsa-
ports in Dematia, in the ci-devant Venetian
itates, during the prefent war the demand or
menace to occupy the capital of the kingdom of
Naples, all its forts and fea-ports the occupa-
ton OF all the fea-ports of the kingdom Of Etru-
ria the incorporation of Parma and Placenza
with France, contrary to the fecret articles of
the treaty OF Lnnenvi!ie; the imperious de-
mandS to the court of Vienna and Naples to ex-
clude all Britih and Runian fhips from their
respective harbours (; the creation of a new king
dom in Italy, contrary 10 the fecret articles of
the treaty of Luneville the incorporation of
Genoa and Lucca with the French empire, con-
trary to the fecret articles of the treaty of Lune-
Vile; the evaliye and infolent anfyver given
to the representations of Count Cobentzel,
Amba1ador from the Emperor of Germa-
ny; < the infulting language held by the chief
OF the French government to all the repre- ienta-
tons OF bis majefty the Emperor of Germany
and Aultra But in addition 10 thefe grievances,
1t IS tad tbatthe court of Vienna has actually diff
covered new attempt and plot Of Bonapsrte to
place his brothers on the thrones of Spain aud
Portugal"
At the fame time, that 70 many movements
MA ind. L. I.
tlnent, the preparations for the invafiou of this
country are mutually active. We have known
for Tome days, that there has of late been an I'M
common buitle on the oppoite coat and now
we learn, that the different officers abfent on
leave, have been ordered to join the army on
the coat; that the French army collected on
the Lower Rhine has alfo been ordered to march
to the coat and that Bonaparte was expected
at the end of laft month.-A very fhort time
will probably be productive of very important
events Star.
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LONDON, AuguR ll--I2.

The rurlours OF nyafen, which the ACTIVITY on the
enemy coait has revived, and to which the yigant
precaution OF government has afforded confider
able warranty, have become 70 confident and 70 oe
neral as to outweigh the many objections with which
the probability OF the enterprise being attempted is
encountered. We think too proudly of the gallan-
try and loyalty OF our countrymen to luppofe agera
waited itores OF danger neceary route them to that
energy which theiriafety requires. We fee with ex
uitaoon, that they have aflnmed the mot impoiino
attitude of defiance, and that they are every where
prepared TO overwhelm the invaders with defeat and
infamy. Isitpplbs however that Bonsp rte can thin
10 neany OF the menaces Of Rua or thearman,ents of
Auitria, as to iend 100000 men from home at fncb
period Or does he calculate 70 cheap victory
here, 10 derive from means to rupport his con-
tinental wars He certainly can find nothing in the
hiitory OF the two countries to iufify fueh hopes
His objects may extend farther at preent than TO
alarm this country, fupsnd its expeditions or TO
call It's population from the labors of the harveh :
or perhaps he iees 20 mother in France the dfgrace
OF the failures OF his Weif-India expeditions, in the
buitie and expectation of another enterprise lie,
his Intentions, however, be what they may the glo-
~ and the iaiety of the empire demand our patient,
prompt, and Ready cooperation in thofe arrange
nients which the government has adopted for our de-
fence.
The TeEei fquadron has been reinforced by three
line OF battle ibirs from the Downs and fquadrons
are ORDERED on the Mpeie and ttelvoet. AT the lat
ter port, the Chatham, of 81 guns, and the Peter
Paul Of 81, IN readiness for Gea--the art6cers
employed in their equipment, worked Geveral nights
by torch light--4oOO French troops were 10 embark
on board them; and two Dutch frigates and two
French brigs, which are expected there IL is flp-
poied, however, that this fquadron is deiigned for
dlifant ferviee, from the eireumnance of IFS having
taken fix months aores and provifions on beard,
All the French officers on leave of abfence have
been ordered to join their regiments ON the coat
The late communications from RuHia yefe IL, n as
10 leave no doubt with government Of the early
ard efficient corporation Of RulIia in the war. I'm
medistey after the reeal Of NJ. NovofzoT and the de-
parture Of Prince Dolgoroueky for Vienna, another
fPeeisl meffsnger, General TolRoy, was dhpatehet
to the Anarian court, 70 rsgpih zoib bis Iuoeyia
NIFTY BE mareb ga RgE7as amy fG,esgb bis 5.y.di
fgyy doSzi7iOsS.
TIE preparations for war in RuIia Of the mod sc
i've and ds;ided ciisraA IrTenfe number o. l,f
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WASHINGTON, Sept. 25.
DINNER TO CAPTAIN BAINBRIDGE GfYkw By
THE CITIZENS OF W.q5HINcToN.

BY 8 O'Clock the company had collected,
and at half paft the dinner was ferved uo
CAPTAIN TINGFY ard COLONEL WHARTON
having been previoully chofen P,rEdent and
Viee PreEdeat for the day.
CAPTAIN BAINBRIDGE was handed by the
officers appointed TO the feat at the right hand
of the chair and CAPTAIN JAMES BARRON
to that on the left--The other officers prefer.
and the citizens of Wilmington took their feats
as convenient and without diftincion. After
dinner the following toafs were drank, accom-
panied by muiic from the band of the Marine
corps, and the elegant Italian band, arrived ia
the frigate Prelident.
/. The PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED
STATES. dir 1e6er[ou', march.
2. THE Viee-Prshdent Of the United States.
PatriotIc air.
8. Tbe Heads ofDetarfments.
EaH Columbia.
4. 7be May Of tie Unifrd StafeJ--Small in
appearance, but great in execution.
Tnnkee Doodle.
s. Commodore Samuel Bayyos--Reeo rstion
OF health to him--May he enjoy the congratu-
lations of his countrymen, and long live to face
our foes and compel honorable peace.
Patriotic mir.
6. Men in eabfivity-May they never want
generous friends who would die to relieve them.
Air-7be CALI SIazc.
Z: Commodore Rodgers and tie officers oftbe
Mediterranean /anady0n. Mr-Patriofie.
8. Captivity Triampbant-May the recolIec-
ton of Pait fufferings be loft in the approving
voice of the nation.
AT this toaft Captain Boiabyidge rofe, and in
Mort but appropriate fpeech, returned thanks
to the company in the name of himfelf and Of
fcers, on which the company gave cheers.
SoNG--7be /a0eef Hffie eberab tbaf fits up
aicf, TO take care otrfbeLitsofboor .Jaek.
Ar--JemmI'J returned from Doz,er.
9. Captain Eafon-The man who had the a.
bilities to plan, the perseverance to promote,
and fortitude to eftabih the fame of the Anne
rican character, in land where it was fcarcely
known, in defiance of flavery or death.
dir-Tbs baffke.
10. May the powers of Barbary heucefUr-
ward learn, as all Europe knew before, that !,
the threat of chains TO Americans only inHames
to victory. Air--Zbe ions Of Aikaomack.
IL. Liemenant o. 3aanon offbe Marines, and
Midbipman Mann--The heroes who frf plant
ed the American banners on the walls Cf Derne.
! Song and Hir--He0rtJ Of Oak.
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Dontefir JnriItgente.
TO fbs Editor offbe Mercantile AdperfiJtr,

To TIE Editor offbe Mereanfils Adperfi/cr,
Sir,
The prefent complexion Of our foreign affairs
calls for an immediate preparation for The pub
lie defence. The neceiIity of noticing the ir
iuIt and Expectations of the Spaniards, in
manner that lhall efe6ually fop the predatory
warfare now carrying on lgainft us, is obvious
to every perfon, and wilhed for by every citi.
zen who values the happne(s and dignity of the
union.
Having reduced the ferocity of brave b1rbari
ans, with handful of men, and vittoriouflv e.
reeted our handard on the walls of Africa, il is
not meet to fubmit TO the infults of the mott eff
Terminate and contemplate Of European fIaves (;
but by vigorous and effeetual application of
chaitiiement, make them to fear If they will not
love us.
That nation TO he reflected fhoud at all
times be prepared for war, is maxim that has
ever held good, and never will be overthrown 70
long as human nature remains as it is. And that
we are not in fuch a ftate of preparation is AZ
evident to our enemies as TO ourfelves.
That we are not to expect the interpofition of
miracles in our favour in The event of war, we
preinme every perfon will admit or that we
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-10-04
September 90.

The brig Virginia, Davis, left Bordeaux the
18th Auguf at which time no intelligence of the
Engagement between the Combined fleets, and
Admiral Calder, had reached that place. Cap
tain D. has favored the Editor of the Mercantile
Advertifer with French papers to the 9Th Au-
euf, if they contain any thing worth the trouble
of tranflating, it will appear in our next. Id.
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Fron' TIE London Gazette, AnggR 6.

ADMIRALTY OFFICE, Aug. 3.
Copy of letter from Sir Robert Calder, Bart.
Viee-Admiral of the Blue, to the houourabIe
William CORVALLIS, admiral of the White,
&c. dated on board his maielly's Jhip the
Prince OF Wales, the 25th of July.
SIR,
J am induced TO feud by the HTadj0r Ca,2ls a
urplicate of my diipatcb of the esd init. Ow-
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BOSTON, September 90.
IdTFST FROM EIJROPE.

BY the arrival, on Saturday evening laa, of
the thip Neptune, Capt. Scott, in 80 days from
London, we have received papers one day, and
Lioyd'5 Lit three days later than thote received
by the Sally, from Liverpool.
From thefe dates we are enabled to add a few
articles to our former Rock of European Inteili-
gence.
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NORFOLK, October I.

BY lady PG0tasr, in The pip Dnmfrie,, capt Bard
ay'ioed 6tre on Saturday in 4s days from LIVERPOOL
Tet hS1f bee" Javou'ed qOhb LONDON 3afe5 up to tie
i2D >71g.f-Ah6opgb tbei, contents not IMPORTANT
YET zoe maks fSns exfraeas. Herald
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NETWORK, September %.

Captain Allen, of the fhip Triumph from, Arnher-
dam, confirms the intelligence we pubIiiied a few
days ago, received via Norfolk, that the moo active
preparations making at the Texel for the inva
ion of England He fays, that French troops were
daily embarking there in comfortable number, on
board the Dutch men of war and tranfports; and
that Brith flee, of three fail of the line two fri
gates and three cutter brgA were at anchor off the
mouth of the harbour. f1fe,e. Adm.
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A gentleman lately from Marfeilles, informs,
that the mott earneit topic of conversation at
that place, was the projected partition of Swift
Zerland by France and fone of the other neigh
bouring Potentates of Europe. The emperor
Napoleon, vt was faid, was to have thofe parts,
which border on the French territory; while
Aufria, as A requitai of her acquiefcehce in the
plan, was to be put in poGcfTion of the Geru an
&c Cantons' ". 7. Mere. Hdp.
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A Bargain in Land

THE subscriber win cen his pIants.
tion, containing two hundred and
forty-six acres, laying IN the county of
Berkeley, state Of Virginia, near ne
roadleading from Martinsburg % Win.
chester, and withinhve miles 81 che los.
mer, adjoining the lands of Mai. Bedin.
ger, Mai. Bryarly and Others there 4
one bundled and forty Of Fifty aeres clear.
ed and under cultivation, tie balnnce =
uncommouiy well timbered, he whole
lays wen, and i considered squalto my
il the county for fertility, there 4 %
the premises tolerable Improvements 4
isthought unnecessary 70 give further
description, - It Is presumed any per-
son wishing 70 purchase win kfsf view
the premisss.
fviil also seH small Tract, contain-
ing hfty-fonr acres. lying within one and
1 half miles of Darkesville, wherein
there isa Sdsg- l;iH md D;sfiilerg erect
&. with the Stills, Tubs, and every
ding belonging % die DistiIlery, there
4 also on i ! tolefabls Dwelling House
and Garden, the balance ID woods.
ARso, two Lots IN Darkesville, con-
tanning half N acre each, there Il on
one Of The Lots, ! two-story Log Dwell
ing House, 80 By 10 feet, weatherboard-
81 md wen finished, good Kitchen, Sta-
Bic, Smith Shop, &c. N excellent wen
Of Waterat he dooTthat never fails, The
Lot i considsred equal if MT preferable
20 any IN the place FOR fefility, eonveui-
ence Of water, &c.
Aiso. Oh the other Cot there Is j sood
Ind convenienf Store House, with IN 81
celient ceIhr, which At present i occ,-
pied - such BY Messrs. Gibben & Of
futt, there i 1 good Stable thereon, and
the Lot enclosed and wsIf set with clo-
yer.
For terms apply 10 DE sabscribsr Il
baskerville, Who win give generous bar
gains for good pay, and win take some
Negroes inpart, should il suit the pur-
chaser. Z
ALEXANDER MILLER.
September u, 1905.