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PROM TUE sosros CHRONICLE.

c<is6'ats" sonr Nsfiarai Bi,tS-d,y at B-iao, r. T.
THE dawn was announced by difcharge of cam
non Every countenanee befpoke the feelings of the
iou feelings that live only in the breas of rcen,en
AT l2 o'clock large number of Republicans ALIEN.
b!ed, formed procefion, and proceeded to the
Meetinghoufe efeorted by two military corps whole
eorrea and foldierlke eondua during the day, ex-
forted univerfal appreciation After ftrain Of ele-
CANT muilc. the 'Throue Of Grace was addrefed in
very appropriate and pertinent prayer, by the Rev
Henry White. An Grafton, animated and patriotic,
was delivered on the oecaion, to a very Respectable
alembiy. The performance was modelled on the ge-
nuine principles Of Repubeauifm, and executed with
manly elo9ueuce. The Declaration of Independence
was read, eleaons of facred and Instrumental mufc,
were introduced between the performances, with
Judgment and tane. AT the conelufon of the eere-
monies in the homie, the proeeiiion formed again,
and proceeded to Mr.. Parkers elegant Hotel. where
moit fumptuous entertannieu, was provided, and
OF which . large number of Patriots partook. The
Hon. Judge Reynolds and Capt. Charles D'Wolfe
Prelided Il truly was the fealt Of reaion" The
" tables groaned' under the weighe of the album
dance of the foil and feftivity, good humor deeorun
and conviviality the gueRs. Each individual
appeared fenGbe that this was the day Of freedoms
triumph. Ate dinner the following fony, written
byD. A. LEosARD, Efq was fuag as a fub!fi,ute
for the common mode of giving toaas. We ihall
make no comments upon the piece, its humor and
point, together with the well known merit of the a-
thor, viii give it lucient claim, to the attention of
our Republican friends.
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N addition 10 the County Co1fts of Prince I'd
Il ward, Buckingham, Cds,bedlad s0d po,yba
tan, and ;be Diariet Court Of Frisco Edward, /,
which iad Courts Inow pr5Gice LAW. fhsll in
iature attend the High COas; Of Ghaueery flr RE
Richmond Dinra.
The honorable Greed Taylor, having rtGgned hi,
Practice ~ The Iah named court a; his rcqusn, the
bufnefs therein Which ~as committed 10 HI. care .,
remain unlimited, will with the exception Of E,r
Gales he attended 90 byps. I.,t,ers by noa adlrg.
fed to me (nesr Cun,betlaf4 Cdt,t hosge) wi Lo
duly attended to.
WILLIAM DANIEL, jr.
Cumberland. Augua l. :. q.
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M ATrED to hire Immediately a young and se-
Wv tive NEGRO MAN---fgo, a NEGRO
GIRL about "A OF IS years Old. Apply to the priu-
ter Augda ).
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FOR SALE,

q Ii. perloas baving claims asaizR tbc e9ate
1 \ Of John Hoomes, dee'd. Of fbe Boaylins.
Green, are reque9eG to make them kuosvu, fbat
sr0DiFon may be made for a final /ettlenent.-
IND t5ofe indebted nun make immediate mar
n'ent to JOHN HOOMES, and
JOHWG. VOOLFOLK,
Executors Of S3fo6n Ho0sues, de1'a.
.Jan. 90. IF d,
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ITO BE RENTEDAThe Penement where
l. now feade, and poflcfilon given IN time.
J. PENN.
April IL. IF
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SONG

Written by d. A LEONARD, Efq. deleribing the
ftsPle commodity of each particular fate. At the
eoncunon of each verfe, one earnon.
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SIK-The fait wherein you were pleaf-d to do
nee the honor to engage my fervices, was Iaft week
brought to trial, and has fully fa,sfed me that You
were entirely in the wrong Knowing you to be a
perfectly hcnet man, I conclude that you have Come
how or other been rniiled. AT any rate, find that
have been altogether mi0ed in the affair, aud there
lore nla on watipg my hands of it immediately In
10 dong trutt hall not be charged with any failure
o! duty to you. your lawyer i; is true, ow. YOU
every thing; every thing confident seib juice again
her, nothing nor ever can owe For juftice IS an
pointed of God, the golden rule of all order through
out the univerie and therefore, as involving tb,
greatei OF al Sgbs gosd 20 his Creatures it nun be
oil all things the dearef to HrMsgLY. He therefore,
who knowingly ats agaihft juftiee, is premeditaed
murderer OF niahkind. OF this crsle, (Which worlds
eoud.no attempt me to tommit) fhoud certainly
be guilty, were |, under my prcient convictions to
go on with your iuit. hallcn therefore to epclofe
ysu the fifty dollar note you gave ME as fee, and
with it my advice to compromiie the matter on the
ben terms you can, -
havej jun to add, that as confidence will TO, allow,
me to FAY any thing ry9a, honor forbds that nou!d
FAY any thing aganlt you. But by all means COM
proniife, and fave the COTS Adieu--- wih.il,s Won
that ids"S,a (agjSM. which nothing outward eau dar.
ken.
remain, dssF fir, yours,
GEO. WYTHE.
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Mr.. M. L. Weens, now at CharleIton (s q Ra,
publiihed in the Times two columns of eommendato-
ny matter upon the character of the late venerable
Juitiy Iamen,ed GEORGE WyInE, chancellor of Vir-
gina. Among other naances of meritorious condut4
in that Patriot, he adiuees the following letter writ
ten by him to one of his clients. We heartily regret
that like cafes of integrity not more common
RoBERr ALRxANpER. Ed
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n pqt1phe, Tosf.-The Governors and Major
Generals Of the ieyeral ates; may they all receive
that respectful differentiation from their interiors
which they thenieves how towards the Prelident OF
the Union-fGeir CoMMANoEa III CH1sr.
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BY virtue Of Deed of Fruf, executed to us on the
fourteenth day of February 1901, TO r-cure del,
due from Col. Robert Gooie to William C;lss
Efq. Will, BE SOLD, 70 the highea bidder for
ready money, On the FRI day OF OSsobcr next. :.
the Front door OF the Eagle Tavern, in the CITY of
Richmond:
MAT well known Traet Of Ian! whereou Col.
Goode nov reiides, lying Jane. River, in
me county OF Chsttcrield, containing twelyc hundred
and hXy one acres more leis,and Commonly called
and known by the name of MtITBY. 'rhis yalu;.-
bic etate lies within three ni!esof the Guy of Rich
nord and two from The town of Aaneheiler, and has
on IT a large aud eommodious dwelling houle, witt,
ali Convenient ont-houl.s and other improvements
wen tuited to the accommodation Of genteel family
JOSEPH SCOTT, )
VIZ. MOSEEEY, 1.SR,s,.
ROE. POLLARD,
Augun 10, 1906, ids
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NOTICE..

NOTICE.
7HE partneril,ip of JsGs Hqgen6otbaD.
u q Co. this day difSlVed by mutual con-
lent; all Perions who have acco0Dts' with the
concern, are requefed to come forward and frt-
tie them with Jene IIiggenbotFam.
BROWN. RIVES & Co.
JESSE IITG CENBOTHAM.
Caira, 1T Auguf, 1906.
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THE bulinefs viii be continued by Ta1,e-
Brozon, of Richmond, Robert Ri4e5, Of Am
hcrit county, and Henry Rive5 of this place,
under the firm of Henry Riqe5 II Go. who viii
pay all claims againit the late concern Of Jene
HIggenbotbam & Co.
JAMES BROWN,
ROBERT RiVFS,
HENRY RlVES,
Cara, LII AuguH, 1896. sihS
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WARM SPRINGS,
IN TIE covwrr OF BATA, yIRciNIt

IN TIE COUNTY OF BATH, yTRGiNLs.
II AV1NG taken a ie,e on tie W1fPHT SPRINGS
for 10 y'arJ, from TIE IN ApyR, 1905; ~.
7'JS 70 aeaaaia' tie PuLe, sJat al great execr
7'Hee 60Hr, rrs bare improved IL, 10 accommodate genfee
y, $50 cro1s, baving eyef7oi Is nes0 bozies, among
fhtr' Is range framed Ra6kI $40 fec. ioxg, together
svit1 o6ey Sbe5 yo'ncy enonsS bold a5et 100 k.c,
eo 10 mere koyes 81 by II feat, bat Convenient to e
6af9' 'e1 Ro1r ebina1eys, and fnjSef 93' neatly;
large AMI e0s1asdi'2t iing for ne Laes, ru9-
fd 'oi'0 4Gt,eui kind Of ig7rammts Of a4e, and kp.
for atP~fofs oaiy II nevv BATH zoiYie uade d,lir7
'0m f5spr5snt 0ns, ia!ssdedo, eb 5;ns as my not
fbafsfo ,,is zvifb sbt fran, ani6ealtSy.
Wf 1aos aJo takau tlf IL. Srveet Springs in tie
sssaiy Of l40a-oe Gfaat so mikt from tie Harm, jar
yrars ard e'e making b. neseSiry trep,atiOas 70,
tie accommodation q, tie 0iit.rs TIE niea atriisn
4niA Be Padto eEgifadsion, 7ve kzozv om ,.4y
ysnrs fpriaare, TIA. sv50at b4t sv efsssrs eaa Be
rxbeS,eX.
hs 4r5 ,r4e5 bat az. bav. i, or po-y-
er 10 G8ystbe faI- ba. f5e gcrni bogics Of enter
t'irr7eHt on TIE yoa iaiag 10 %. SPRING. ba0e Of i,.r
SeT n4ss nanSS 70 BY tx pyOsy-so,s, 1rgf Of zvLie
iabops 10. 'i9gf) he JaS,5syI hzV- 4fil, and berf
fHa9 that ebearcrees to indicate fkzt in fy. ira
Ocir,s ahM Be qcA Accumulated. m 4oiS TO eure5a
-sfet hait6, }or D0 eoaye5 -yeH yeeo,vase.s ..
gs@l,Ops prize zplR be qigca.
ffo :Otnd 10 employ j511rt eIlrly roe,y,n 70 nm
3rlf t5t V7aalgen-nt IF ne place Of 5oy-kest.- .be,
At tie Harr S,V-es Spring. on. iaeinel 10 be iri
t'aas, naf, qaliei to dtbagr f4.5 duiies zyH meet
se!iL literal cr@sarlqep-7t, on IseL;easie7 10 az.
,rra R08ERI u GEORGE TURNER.
January 81. eSszu. hi, )
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IMPORTANT TO spoRrsMEN.

q" he 29b day Of Atrh nrx., will Be sSsyei fer E,k
az tie Bs.piias Grer1 ia Gs,eliae eo4aty,
'HE STUD, of the late COL John Hoornes, con
4 fitting of imported and country bred Stallions
Brood Mares, and their produce, Tor feveral years
palt-totA about hundred head This is GER
family the mott numerous and probably the bet fe-
ieeted Std, ever before offered at public auction in
this country it is well known, that the ase own
er, fpared neither money exerton, in procuring
both at home and abroad fuch Cock as appeared
mot certain TO infare him lueceis as breeder To
gentlemen who may feel dilpoition to engage i'm
medatey in the fports Of the turf feveral fne three
and four year olds could be highly recommended, for
hze, blood and figure. Should any of the Stud hories
be fsrmed out for the approaching fprag, the Eale
OF ue, will be poaponed, snti the expiration of the
ieaion The other ltock will be fold without reIerve
The terms of fie will be one half of TIE pureha(e
money payable in FIX and the other at l2 nionths, to
De ecued b. bond with approved fecurities to car
ry intereit from the date if no, punaually paid.
A comfortable dfc ,unt will be made for cafh
Gentlemen in the neighhoring fate, are hereby
afiured, that the tale a potivey take place on the
day above iiated.
A catalogue will be exhibited, Rating aye, blood.
&c.
JOHN G. VOOLFOLK,
JOHN HoOMRS,
ExesHtors IF Jo6a H,9.7c5, dteG
Bowling Green, January ss. Ods) 4
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10 BE SOLD By AUCrI0N,

A. the front door of the Eage Tavern in the city of
Richmond, the eighteenth day of March ,ie,ti
euiniag
II HHAi' moo valuable etiate fitua;et. in the coun-
: ~ of Wy;he, and commonwealth of Virginia,
and heretofore well known by the name Of Chifvell's
Lead Mines; but which, for fonstilne pat hath
been coniidered, the property Of Stephen Au9in
aud company, of the CRY Of Philadelphia, by virtue
Sl Purohaie thereof by them, made under decree
eI rhe high court Of ehancery of the fad common
nth, with the terms whereof they have not conf
Piled.
That purchafe was made on the 20h dry Of Febiu-
afy 1895, for the fun of E 65o5, aud fnce that pc
Fio'i, they have made iundry great ana valuable inn
irrvements the fld Glare.
The well known value of the property, and the
certainty which the Goicrbsrs feel that thole who
mean to becon. purehafers will fltsfy thenfelves
thereof, viegv render any further deicription OF
the property 20 be lo!d unnecciIary.
The iale wiibe N ide in conformity to two feveral
secrees of the hyperion Of chancery, which is
srccted by law to be held at the Capitol in the city
Of Richmond aforefai, the one pronounced on TIE
sth day of June, and the other the 7h day of Oc-
sober, i'll the year 1902.
Credit will be given to the purehafer or purehaf-
rrs for term of nine months for one, and eighteen
months for the other noiety of the purchafe money,
each moiety being fecured not only by bond with
good iecurity made payable the fubfcrbers, the
firviyors of them, their executors, administrators or
aigns for the ules in the fad decree fpecifed, and
Bearing interst from the date but ALTO, by the re-
iention Of the legal cle, until the whole purclafe
money, with fuch intereii, j,all be fully paid on
which payment 4 conveyance or eonveyances " i'll be
executed the purchalcr or purehaf.rs 10 virtue Of
ris faid decree by
JOHN WICKHAM, , Commihioners
JOHN WARDEN, Of the
WiLiiiiM fiAT, court.
Ian. 81. Sw.
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MARsHAL,s SIZE.

Ply virtue efa decree Of tie Of 10. United STATE.
~ for ie SRI ei,esi in re pirrira d-its, yon,an-
esa at My torn, 1905, in ttbaif IF J}e5n Tate and
31onai Aarn. eSrgners IF qn,y Afa,iia, agai1a Jam,
|aHsta7, HA'siajsraser Of Mattbezv Yegglsu, sts'a
and o'5ers grill BE- oM, to tie sgba bidder, fer ,eaay
s'rey eifce Eagle Tavs,n IN tie city of RiebO,oud or
Saturday tie ead day Of tti mosf5, tie fali0zv;sy
&LAPES, 0f-: PIrrat, Peter, Billy, Cyrus, Befiy,
ZEE. Ned and Nelly: or ,rany .fSos as ,rsy be IF
ffiri TO raf tbsjam IF os. .ioyanl tves bu1ed and
ny.fs &srs and 81 cents, 7r;J irteref one fLor-
jsaf fohr 6nui4 and eveny-ri,ss do4rs, part Deree
at he rate sfs par eeatam per ansum, from tie u
cS.y IF INay, sos, end nc exbesees of jair.
r. tWXLLL1f11 Mann, d. M. far
JOSEPH SCOTT, NJ y. D,
February 4. tdl
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FRENCH NEWSPAPERS.

Next New-Year's Day, when the old calendar /,
to he reinitated in its ancient privileges very re-
markable alteration will take place in li;eraturre
he nunb-r oil newspapers at Paris will be reduced
to five, or at mott feVen.
!. The Ho1iicny, the official paper, m, propr-
etors Of which Maret ecretary of tate and AgsC
ie Darere is the author rather he editor of the
oblervations conformably 20 the ideas furnihed Inv
the emperor hmfG, which are often annexed in the
Moneur ~ particular articles extra9ed from tbe
tngl'ih papera-Ihe remarks are frequently by the
emperor hiHief this was the cafe with the note Il,
winch the report that Eugene Beauharuois courtcd
the hand OF the queen of Etrura, was contradict cd
. the fidir uious conduct of certain atsercTs Who en-
deagored to force upon the Bonapare ianilya null
tude oi auceitors, treated with futh fevpritv
" The family of B0Dararte dates from the isth Of
Brumare," is an exPreflion In the Moniteur Of the
25h asd Goth Of Meilidor, which is really remarka
be,-in this the Journal de Paris received repri-
mand, without being mentioned; for that paper had
inherited the obnoxious preteniions which has caufed
the author OF the above mentioned note to fay: II no
riea de pi1i ddzsyaaRw q0an 6i ami and the 1sar-
nal de Payi5 was Obliged to copy thisnote.
q The Journal de Pmi', the property Of the eorn-
illJr Of Rate, Roderer and the ecretary of late Ma
ret, as the demi-ofiicial Journal
| g. The GassHe de F,0aes, for which the etnberor
Napoleon pefiobaly iniereas himief, and whole de-
nli-ofcial importance the attentive reader n1ipbt de-
duce from this eircumnanee, that for fome time, tho
Moniteur has amoft daily, copied articles from il and
quoted it as its author.
4. The JoatHai DIR SBstzseLes which is particularly
pa,roniCedb y the empress Jofepbine.
S. The old Pe'hf5 dyFebss For foTe wears two
Journals have exined under this title one Of them
has BEEN elablifhed for century the other arofe
from rivalhip during the period Of the revolution.
Large peniioos will be granted upon the Journals
The Propfietors according they are more or lej.
iupPorted will lacrfce larger or GnaIIcr poron a
their proh,s,aS was formally the cafe An expert.
n'eot o'thi'kmd has ir-sdybeep rssswisl sbe Jour.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY.

N7lLi be fold, to the hrgheit bidder for ready
w money on the pren.iies Saturday the I5tl,
day OF February next, BY virtue OF deed of truft
executed by Richard Bate,t. fccure the psymentoi
1888 dolls. IS cents with interet thereon f.on the
date, due to Rambaut & Geraeu and George Pegram
junr. and the expences OF the iale.
Two acres OF land lying upon Appomat,ox river
within mile of the town of Peterf,urr with the
water grin and manufacturing mills, Bake honfr, Dill.
tiery houie and other heuis of improvements erected
thereon.
PLEASANT AKIN,
far Hesry casnrDr and Piegf.a. dim
Petersburg, january {. tdf.
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LE1'TER

from AcENRT BAsaHw 70 tie PRgstDENr ofN. wv
7ED S4A1Es.
Accompanying melage from tire prefident of the
United States of the l3,h january, 1906.
ExcELLENcE,
For nearly eleven years, have been labouring un-
der the weight of misfortune but Notwithstanding
which, my dnrefs was never equal TO tha, which
the actual combination of circumstances has made
it.
My reGJence was Cairo, when there arrived
III Alexandria, brig commanded by captain Hull.
in company with general Eaton, who came recon.
mended TO Mr.. Briggs ri. B. M. eonfu, and en-
CURED OF him where could be fGund.--Ny place Of
abode being made known, courier was dfpatchcd
Tor Cairo, by order Of the general and on his arrival
at Raid iecond one, which came to Cairo directed
t. the houe Of Turfuf Baflaw, an officer of the OF
tomaD Porte, who received letter in which he was
requehed to fuifer to pats without interruption
IN order that might Cooperate with the Americans
TO take TrPoi. Theie things being communicated
to me, cauled ME to renqa feriouly, whether they
could be true or not All doubts were diiipated by
general Eaton meeting in Cairo, my fecretary named
| NiahVmcd Mezaluna, to whom he csnlizued another
paper, and in company with two Mstefe arrived a,
SAID, my place Of reGdeuee. and delivered To me a
ddpatch urging fneto leave that place Immediately
IN order that we might have a meeting las resliy
happgned) in the city of Darninfur where the oene
rsl was made known to me, as one who had bsen tent
thither by yorr exeelleney for the oahdueR NJ r.,
Kingdom Of Tripoli | engaged 20 90 with Llm Il
SyracuIe and ALTO to keep myfef feere, from ,vhel
cifcun,tInee, was neceGsrily compelled 20 abandon
al polehed, and thus lofe my horfes, cames, &c
4 Previous to my leaving Danaintur general Eaton az
l'ed me the peace would pever be made unclsT wa
placed in my o-vs fa (throne) and often fwore b,
himlelf, that he would never take me from where
was for the fols rnrpoic Of making the conquea.
lid not, howevec. fail To fuggea to the general
that in cafe Juilpf Bahaw mould az uaIly remain con
1ueror, what part he would take in my favor, ag
Gould not he able 20 remain any orger in the 1ur
\ kiln dominons. ! was anlsyered, il the combination,
Of war hould prove favourable 20 Juiuf BsNav
chat psnfoa would he grated me, isnices {
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a POINTER DOG,

Lsf from Richmond about Tire cob December
haR.
HE IS ~fnaH compatf band6mr dog, a 6;,,0Il
\ : pat az tbs root ofbis tail; aLjo clsieRy his
brad and ears (and lis beLi.,ed Iome other barfs
not PartieHlfrly re@le,a5eredJ are Goofted zvitb
hE,er colour. INT tie 6ody, SIC. is moHiy fuciy emf
t'ieh!' loteASrd sOifb tie -ans, particularly hi,
1e25, qvbicb are darker tbau bis boly-botb ears
are lAt' and be an/1oerS to TIE name ofNERO.
H10eVer zvW byire him to tbe Editor of Mi,
P.Hpfr, or eonvc, "a IN by letter or otbersvie,
/hc3 Information as .vW enable tie ozvne, off The
deg TO reeover him, HaH ysceiDe
TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.
Esbruyyv 4 .,r
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WILL BE SOLD.

10 tie big6sa bidder, for ready ,nouey, on IL.
d. 17h5af tbis msntb. far TIE parboje Of Ettisfv
Ing tie balance Of n debt DIE .6-on, Edmnaa
Lacy 70 Natkaaie! Benjamin anil Joba Sbsp
faya:
A IL th7t part of Lot number thirty-6ye
4 Awith the improvements thereon lying or
the Main-freet in this city, and nearly oppohte
the Court-houfe, WHICH was conveyed by my.
feif and wife to Edmund Lacy, and by the fat
Lacy to me, in truft for the purpofe of fatisfy.
ing the debt above mentioned and expences OF
executing the truft. The part to be fold con.
tains thirty-ix feet four inches in trout.
JOHN TURNER, TraGsc.
February 6. If
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LAND.

P5ftilrlv for Iale ~ tie El5yt,iber,
4 Z Ne theufaud acres, Formerly known by the
y name of David Twins Quarter, OH Otter river
W this County, adjoining the Land whereoa the fub-
'erioer lives, where there is merchant mill that
makes as good -four any in America not more
.hn twenty two miles from the flourihing town of
LynehbuFg, where there Is a good market for all
Kinds OF produce On this tra there is as much clear
cd land as is fuhcent work feyen or eight hands
TO advantage, coniing oft two fields of firt rate RI
yer Low Ground and thrreDf High Land, al! IN good
order tor cropping, the balanceis in woods, great
part OF whiehis heavily tiGnbered, and great gua-
tity IS good tobacco land there is ALTO ON this tra
abundance OF the bef fpring water in every field,
agood lhne-ttone quarry the quantity inexhauRbe,
ao an overleers houe, together with other necefa-
r houirs for plantation buinefs. The Land is well
adapted to the culture of Tobacco Wheat, Cotton,
Corn, Rye, Oats and Flax the iituaon is very heal
thy, and in good neighborhool, attached to which
Is very good range for all forts of ftock The pur
ehaier may be accommodated with every kind of
hocS' grain and plantation uteniils, and poiielion
gwen hext Chriitmas, fooner if required Credit
viii he given for two thirds of the purchafe money
at three egu. annual payments the other third will
De required i'll hand. Tobacco Bank flock, public
ieturies or negroes will be received in payneur.
ROBERT SCOTT.
Campbell, FebruaryI SIN.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-02-08
D.stcIIa
FRom LONDON PAPERS.

The whole of the unasits being removed from
Beth!em hoiri.ai TO St. Lubes and Eoxton. the 6rn
days ise of that van pile of building commenced on
Monday the ground being pnchaled by the city Of
London, for the pnrpofe of erecting mott nsen;f-
cent fabric, TO be divided into lecture theatres, aprro-
Priated for hiitory, chemry, navigation, nathen,at-
les phoiophy eencology, Chronology, and trade to
which will be ADDED, a library, futed TO the above,
that will iurpais any Of It's kind in Europe. Its fad
that upwards OF 25o,oool is already fubftribed to-
wards this commercial and great undertaking.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-02-08
TO BIZ RENTED.
JOHN AMSDEN,

Fran NtrD-1ott, azy Soo,s 5siszO tie Court. ReaJe
Ri.JmeHG,
y ESPECTPULLY igto,@s he @O5Gs, TIA, lie has
N TAKEN he bog: kufs!y oetgpeS BY 8. Ogooa, or a
ItkEnib op, 7oJsrrbeb sor'Jipg tie absve 6gjrr5
in all H5 va,ons braaeje5 lie rain EArs fsaLs, Doe,
Hor.f ard rcplis Jaf& Giyrr,, Beleorias and STEP
Railing made 10 any bIffer1 Hogl-H,o,k in grssyGl
tx.eafcd4piB G1sieJ lie Gei,,rl bigj5lf aat BY he
attention be 7eD fayo biz 6gzs, arl From ne esyj-
eatf be b1s bad he fcf ea IA he u Sfsfes, Hai be
4oW gss geaosI Gffjoa TO bsS 1rLs s,e gsod saezgI
10 IIOoy lin -gib Asir fgfow.
7sagsry 10. TGTB sib.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-02-08
NUMBER 81
aaIts IL ai.tticn.

VIII he fnld to the highe!t bidder for cain, at
the Vendue Office of the fubfcrihers, on
Tuefday the nth init.. for the benefit Of the
Underwriters and others concerned:
a C1tt of CUTLERY, marked RIG. No. Q,
4 4 damaged on board the hip George, capt.
Ezra Towns, from Liverpool.
TAYLOR & BROWN, Y. M.
February 6. 0ds)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-02-08
SIZE OF STNcY

On f'ia'y "s l4b Ernest month zoM be + old at mint
I0r, tGefs efsbs late WiHiam Da1drisg. dseesEI
NhE balance of the Cattle, Sheep and Hogs be.
longing to the eaa;e OF the decodent. A
ersJt Of IL moRths will be allowed purehalers for
all iums ABOVE ten dollars.
N. SHEPPARD,
For Nm. Laag60ra. executor IF nm. Dsnl,iige
January 2s ftdf1