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lie , very well what the hon. gsI.
tlen'an ~ .,ie, .he,, cried hear hear
and he eeud sthathc entert..iyo si.,-e Of being
able, on Monday e'r'ht, to lay before tn, .s.auie
the details OF the military plan os defence which I'D
been under the con6deranon of his njssys mnifters
Tor ion,e time. MIR Canning repeated the qusaion
he had PUT TO Mr.. Windham before, whether the
additional force bill made any pars of the propofed
plan. 10 this queaion anfwer re,uri 4.
The houie in committee of iupply voted fun not
exceeding c,957 ISL 6s. Sd for the fervice of the
ordnance of Great Britain fer 1906.
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AUSTRIA.

Picnna, Feb Is. The military court comn,iflion
nominated to Witt with the everity of the laws the
different offences committed during the aa war has
commenced its fittings under the proficiency of baron
Melas
His royal highners the Archlu!se Charles is pro-
NOTED to the dignity of generaIi-no of the impe-
rial army which was accomplished by ;!e following
letter
My dear brother-After the unhappy events,
which have lately taken place, and peace obtained
by fuch great iacr6 es Their, is an indp eniibe ne
eeilty for putting the military in fituation adequate
to the population of the country and the ftuaon of
the finances, which hall be ditinguhabe for its or
der apd precfon, and fha afford the ben proteeti-
on for nay hereditary lates. My frn ftep to obtain
this end, is TO you the head of all my armies
in the quality Of generaliilimo.--When the troops
ihail be fenbe that, in CAFE BaR be forced into a
they will be under your command, the idea will
recall, thofe who have een fervice the glory they
have acquired tie field of battle upon 70 many oc.
cations when you command theri-.it will infpre o.
theirs with confidence in the talents the brave ry and
for-iight OF their general, who led them BY the fur
eft paths of victory. With the dignity of genera
ifiimo confer upon you the direction of all my mi
litary forces during the time of peace in fuc man.
ner that the Auc council and every other military
administration ihal be fubea to your orders /
ihal to day inform you of my pleafnre in man, er
more in detail, in letter written by n,yrelf which
hall define the fphere of your activity, well as that
OF the authorities who fubjef you. expect at
the fame time, from your intelligence, and your in
defatgabe exertoRs, the formation of new plans, for
aneliorating the prefent fyfem, and alto the moft
etcaeieus attention to the puntauaty and the pro-
Prety of their execution.
(Sgned) "FRAN CIS."
ViennJ, Feb. 10.
a courier from Berlin has pafed through this CITY
with important dispatches for Connan,inople The
Hate OF the weather ncreaies the mortality that pre-
walls here from 30 to 90 perions die here every day
IN Vienna. And the mortality is ftill greater, and
even ieveral medical have fsen facrice to the
prevailing malady.
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I" FRANCE"
TURKEY.

Cogfantin95ke, ia %. The Porte is COLLECTING a
coniderable corps troops in the environs of So
phia which, it is {: are intended TO march again(t
the nturgents in Servia-tron, bodies of reierve are
Niikewile collecting Bender and Ifmael Several
armed Ruiiian veflels, with troops on board from
SebataPol and Odefla, lately failed from Buyaldera
for Corfu.
jan G5-On the 22d init. the French CHARGE
d'Affaires, M. RuIin, received courier from the
minitter M. TaleyraRd, in the perlon of Secretary
lie Reux, who brought copy of the peace of Pref
burg, upon which the Charge d'Affaires applied for
an audience of the Refs Effendi, which he received
yefferday. AT this audience M Ruffin not only de-
ivered this treaty, but alto particular letter from
the Miniiter of State M. Talleyrand in which the
advantage are ha:ed which may hereafter accrue 10
the Porte, from her becoming neighbour of the
Emperor of France aud King of Itav by cefIon of
Venetian Dalaiatia to France, by Auitria. M Ruff
I'm afterwards communicated the treaty of peace TO all
the Foreign NIinfers.
BAMBERo, February 81
BY the latef Convention between France & Prur
fla the E!eor of Hec takes the title of KIM of the
Catti; but cedes for i'll. To PruiIa that part OF
the county of Schauenburg belonging to Hene, with
the'baiiwieks Vecht, Frendenberg and Auerfburgh {;
g Darnifadt, Hanau with the county & bailiwick of
Schwazenf'ls: but ob-ains in return l. From Pruf
liza, the BithoPrics Of Paderhorn; 2. From Darn
ftadt the whole Duchv of WeRphalia as it received
it in its full extent f.ne years nce farther from
Darrnttaat, all the p'ffefions in We.terravia 8.
Comfy of liter beid $, 4. The whole principal,y
of Wlldeek. pt RE Spa, and county OF p frmont
which Pru'iia oht'ns; S. The counties of Sayn,
Mirgenltein, Hohentein, Barlebursh, &C.
NUREMBERG, Feb. 81.
The French troops have now entered the princi
Pality of AnfPach, to take poGefion of it for the
King of Bavaria. To-day, $50 men, mot of them
info, & IL.
huiars under command of the General of Divifion
Drouet, arrived at Furth, to MORO 1000 men will
be CHARTERED in the neghbouring villages General
Dumouln with divilon of troops, is at Langenfen.
Yeaerday afternoon a F-ench regiment of infantry.
from the army OF General Brrnadotte entered Schyva
bach, and in rae evening fome Wagons, with conya
lefcents, arrived at the fuburbs Of GoRenrof
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Thomas B. Dyer.

n. B. He will rent the store house, kitch-
en- and granery at Broad Greek, In Maryland,
Holding an unexpired lease for the. sane)
with the Lot of Ground thereto attached, con-
tanning a number of excellent apple trees
the ground equal TO any for garden-Itis al
SO an excellent stand for a tavern or black
smith shop, either OF which would be Immense
ly profitable, if conducted and supplied in a
proper manner. The terms will be made easy
by early application as above.
November 5. du
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October 90.
Patent Elastic Suspenders,

iooe had, qohoie8alc and retail, Of The hatentee
meet door 6eio7v Mr. .4eaander or Ke71zis's
foyer end Of Prince street, .4le,rond'Ta.
= HEY surpass any yet extaat, forease, c
4 legance, &c. Masters OF vessels and
siAer gentlemen going to the West Indies,
spanish Main, &c. may be furnished with an
&ortment, and great allowance to those who
Purchase BY the quantity.
~ B. The buttons ON the back parts Of the
salStband ought to be placed the same distance
nom each other, rs the two center buttons on
Ne Saspenders, 20 prevent improper straining
@a thereby destroying the ease designed In the
instruction OF the article. \"
jsiy & RICHARD HORWELL.
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

DY virtue OF deed of trust made by Ro-
Id bert, Smith to the subscriber, for the pur-
puse OF securing debt due to Henry Tabscott,
viii -be sold, to the highest bidder, forready
money, on Saturday, the 9th OF December
next "a HOUSE and LOI,4op Fairfax street,
nearly opposite Mr., Joseph Deans. The lot
fronts 90 feet on the street, and extends back
1879 feet inches--the house is a frame, 2
stories, completely finished, Except paint
ing with kitchen adjoining. The sale viii
take place between the horrs Of two and four
O'Clock in the evening, on the premises
Robert Mols.
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FOR SALE,
IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. terms.

On advantageous terms,
The large commodious well-built threee
story BRICK }v.fREHQ USE on King-stret-
occupied by Mcssts. Richard Veitch s CO.
Apply to
James Patton.
October 90. d
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FOR S ALE,

November II.
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The Subscriber has received

The Subscriber has received
The following ARTICLES,
Which he offers FOR Sale very low:
IS hoglheads first quality St. Croix
Sugar
10 bales It ennessee cotton
pipes 4th proof cogniac brandy
10 hogsheads wei favored 4th proof ia
n,aica rum
50 barrels New England Rum.
AND on HIND,
Imperial
Hyson TEAS
Young Hyson Sof the latest In
Hyson Skin, and portauons.
First quality souchong
Best green coffee in bags
Chocolate
Loaf and lump sugar
London particular Madeira
Particular TeneriHe
Lisbon, Sherry, and $50 dozen bottled
Port, very old WINES. .3t.
A few cases claret, superior quality
Coniac and old peach brandy
Jamaica and Antigua spirits
Holland gin
NewEngland rum and S'hiskey
Mace, nutmegs, cloves and pimento -.
Black pepper, allspice, ground ginger
Pearl barley, rice, starch, and hg blue
Dixon's Philadelphia, & English mustard
Refined Salt-Petre
Brown and white soap
Mould and dipt candles
indigo, alum, madden, copperas, & roll
birthstone ,,,. .,.s,t4
English gun-powder
Demijohns m
James sanderfon.
September II, e....s i. d
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TO RENT.
JAMES BACON,

yARdEG RA.riANI,
} A1sA i-t ~. 80
IL KS GROCERY STORE IN h1iS-s1reef' mas"
,addlS<on g rs sfner sock, aAaea
A ffelh Supply OF Genuine Arlcles IN
the Grocery Line;
Which makes his assortment complete.
Re 7ozv o1crs f5r, aqle, on his usual lou ferms,.
Mufcayado Sugars. Of various qua
Sd
80 n,f and ,,;,r Alto
~ C I'm ,,1s 49,
I,a- -,s,I0' TEdS
Hyson particularly select,
w.. r,,ao "a for
H Jut,s e 81 s'' s,1 f,r, Tu ~ nxe
cnncLa
Rest oT.cI, Coffee.
Chocolate, of a superior quality,
Madeira,
R,.seHos. 49,
Sherry,
Lisbon, : w I " ES.
Tenexiffe,
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AT Ihh FENU y - = 1.o7
4 eorner Of Prince and Water streets,
! nar,ssy of Dry Goods, Groceries, &c.
PARTICULARS of which viii be expressed IN
the bills of the day
ALI, kinds OF goods which are ON lmlta-
IN and the prices Of which are estabiished'
s ~ !, any time be viewed and purchased at the
lowest limitation and prices.
Pc. Marsteller, " NJ.
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FOR RENT.

The STORE, on Prince-street, between
Fairfax and Prince-street, lately in the occu-
patton of Mr.. Ramsay. 1t is well calculated
for dry or wet goods store. The rent mo-
derate. Apply to
William Hodgion.
Sept. IS. d
a hhds. SUGAR of good quality,
So bbls. do. do.
S pipes 4th proof Brandy
or. casks Sherry Wine of excellent
II do. do. Malaga do. quality.
Boxes of Cotton Cards
Sacks OF Licorice Root and Sage
Barrels of Clover and Herds Grass Seed
And large quantity OF. Red Sole Leather,
For Sale by <i,ss,
Benjamin. shreve, Jun,
July IS. ~ 5 "a
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By TIE SUBSCRIBERS,
a27 hogsheads Jamaica lium, 18th proof "
30 . do. St. Croix do. Sd do.
10. dc. n. Eng. do.
10 pipes Holland gin
do, American do. Of superior quail.
2 do T. P Madeira wine ] Of ereeAent
3 do. L. NJ do. do. qpal. qoar-
A Quarter casks do. do. raatedfure.
5 do Marsalll wine
S 20 bols, prime beef-connectcut inspec.
SO do. prime poxk--New Jersey do.
10 boxes mould candles
IS do. English white soap---very cry
2 chests hyson-sKla tea
300 bushels ST Ubes salt.
Wadfworth and Butler,
Union, between King and prince-Street.
October l8. NH
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Salt aaoaf,

500 bushels Ground Alum Salt, on board
Sloop Maria Aatoinette, and Tor sale, by
Wad,s y orth & Butler.
mo haze also z1aa37&, fran sad Sloot, az
YozaeA .z:ha:J,
8 pipes Cogpss, Brandy,
90 boxes .mo!id Candas,
SO barrels PRIME Rect,
10 do do, Po.k,
5 quarter casks Fenelitft Wine
November IS,
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May so
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
MR.. Alexander Dunlap, TIE furviv;ne bars.
IsL ner of tie late eoaeerw-of James and A.
iexander Dunlap, effbis city. bavirg eonueyea TO
TIE Jn9lcTi6ery in frHR, all tie remaining Rock
INLAND, svitb the debts, books and accounts of
fbe /aid firm, for tie benefit of their creditors
named in deed, executed to rs on tie 9t5 dGy
fMay, SOC, it becomes neeeGary fbat all tboje
qobo are indebted to the Iaid firm, ouid evit5ouf
delay, adiyf andpay up their repesi4,e balances
1bolr Of Ire creditors, svbce 0eeounty are ooeg,
are fkesuI .foieifed TO iquidafe the fame qpitb
tie frgfeeS. TIE books, accounts and papers are
IN TIE bands IF William Long and Henry Hovly,
tsvbo quW attend to tie c.tpiea.ions Of any parry
iatereded as abo4,e.
On THE stb dGy Of Juls nest, enjiang. at 1Ir11s.
Taylor and Brosvn's Hiudue Office, THE I45fcyi-
6ers qoM offer for Jaie at pubic ani7iou, to fbs
6ighsf bidder, ubon a eredif of 60 days, for ab-
proceed negotiable mates at TIE Bank of TIre;nia
three LOIS, No. $50, No. end 8, IL tenement
faro bnndred and sinety Of DnyaPs Plan, /1bjea
to Mrs. DwaA4p'S right efaozuer-IlJS t4vo ga
iuable Mules, a Horif and Cart.
ut the fame time and place, TREY qviH G;6ooic
Of tDe remaining foek IF GOODS, eoaGqing ofa
4'ariety Of Cl,7ing5, and fmd,y ,nerekandif, Part
offoei, iate foek in trade.
For aH[AWs of5O dollars or ubzvards, a ere
dit as abOps evW be 0Nosved, and for all inns
1n@er, READY money.
f 81 n6 5eHs' }r,.ee.,.
SAM. lFCRAW.
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CHINA AND GLASS.

HE (abieyiber has latelr rrceived fran, Phi.
ladelpbia, a bandfome aEoytment of China
md Ghaf5, 1is. .fnV ftts Of dining china, and
china glazed liverpool qvare eombleat and bro
ken /etfs tea china, aveil alorted, amongR zubieb
are .jop'e nneommony bandj0me, china bozcit.
SIC. Engij@ and German gL4/5, ent and blain,
eoniGging otctrait 6aMet5 and hands, near dAes,
Jelly gifts and (alfs, bandjomely cut deeanters,
acinei, tnm6lfrJ, gobblets and cans, cut and
plain, anda bGndjome aDortment Of chimney or.
nanenft. He aJo keeps, as gl1ai, a general az
/0,.fnient Of LiVerpool qoare and .groeerieJ, Of
all hindS for retailing I; and has at preisnt, tart
evine and elaret BY The ibid. box, or dos. Dou-
BILE andfngls djaihed qUbjRey, cut he,rings. had
and farr By the barrel, porter and ale as u/i4al.
DANIEL TRLPLETT.
Jane "a. (41y.
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the lands Of the United States. north wen Of Ohio,
aud above the mouth of Kentucky river" be, and
the fame is hereby iulpended until the fri day Of Oc
tober next, in favor of eh purchalers Of land under
the aid aa, who fha exhibit satisfactory proof to the
RICHTER, and receiver of public monies in the repee
tive ditrias where they reide, that they were atu
al fettlers the lands 70 purchaed at the time Of
pafing this aa.
NATHL. MACON,
Speaker Of tie Hagfs Of P;p,Sensativss.
S. SMITH,
Prsfdeni ofsbe Senate, Pro 'empo-t.
April Is, 1906.
APPRovEp,
tn: JEFFERSON.
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AN ACT

Mating appropriation for tie rapport Of tbe military s
f,6kSmr~t Tire .. s for the year sboaad eisbi
: bund,ed ami fx.
Bel erc17ed6y the Senate erf HOWE of Rnprejenta-
iises Of tbe Unis.i Ssass of A1ve,iea, Coze,e av-
6sd, That for deiraying the expenee of the military
sablilhnent Of the u States for the year thouf
and eight hundred and Fix; for the Indian DEPART
nent and for the expence of fortications arfenals
magazines aud armores, the folio wing fums be, and
the fame hereby respectively appropriated that
is to fay:
For the pay Of the army the u States three hun
dred and twenty thoufand five hundred and fifty Fix
dollars.
For forage, four thoufand fix hundred and eigh,
dollars.
For the fubfNence os the army and corps Of en-
gineers. two hundred and twenty four houiand nine
hundred and ninety four dollars FIVE cents
For eloathng, eighty five thorfand dollars.
For bounties and premiums, fifteen thoufand dol
lars.
For'the medical and hofptal departments, twelve
thoufand dollars.
For camp eguipage, fuel, tool, and transportation
eighty FIVE thoufand dollars.
For Notifications arfenals, magazines and armou-
res, two hundred and eighteen thoufand five hundred
aud forty two dollars Eve cents.
For purchafing maps, plans, books, and n(truments,
one thoufand five hundred dollars
For the contingent expences Of the department,
eighteen thopfand dollars.
For the pay and fubiiaence of the conmaudants
in Louana, fix shoufand and Gxty dollars Gxty feven
cents.
For the Indian department, mia y fix thoufa.d fix
hundred dollars. iH
Sec. 9. IND be Il fsvt6er erSss., That the feve-
raj appropriations herein before E--de nall be paid
and discharged, firf, out of any balance remaining
nhexpsndcd of former appropriations for the fupport
oftle military efab!ihinent; and feeondly, out of
any monies in the treafury, oherwife appropria-
ted.
NATHL. MACON,
Speaker eft6e Hoyf Of Rtprsfnfateves.
S. SMITH,
PrsfStat 81 TIE Senate Pro fe,gpors.
April is, 1906.
APPROVED,
TIL: JEFFERSON.
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STANTON STAGE

ME subfcrber RESPECTFULLY informs the ,,,;;.
4 his STAGES win regularly, DURING The r,,fcy
o, the Springs leave the Bei- Tavern in this city. on
ueday at o'clock in I'll. evening & on each S,,r-
Gay at the hour of o'clock in the morning, and will
arrive at Capt. Edmonfon's Tavern in the Town oe
oannton; where Pa6eugers, going on to the sn,inr.
may be iurnhed' at ali times, with Hackney Coach
g, aih other private conveyances, froa, theace.
Much paics and expence has been taken by ,be 80
pr'etor NJ tie eletou of good horfes CARRIAGES and
Careful triyers-ana Confidently aeursa the mib,ic he
IS III Poi@.aon OF as good as any in ibis OFF.
Nay 90. ,f
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zen DOLLARS REWARD.

ID ANYWAY from ,Ae fubfcriber, on Thnrfdav
II night the III nf negro man named LEWIS,
he about five feet nine inches high, hou and
well made, has fear of his hands q believe
his right occaionsd By burn when fnlall he wore
away home-fpun Mort coat and pantaloons dyed of
light olive colour, took with him black broad
cloth coat end ven, but exped he will change his
name and coathing and attempt paiIing as a free
man, and will attempt make his eeape TO Norfolk
by water. Matters If veels and all others are fore,
warned from harbourng, employing, or taking him
away at their peril. The above reward will be paid
ondeivering him to Joieph Taylor r. in Bandford,
or the lubfcriber.
ARCHER TRAYLOR, fen.
N. g. have rnderlood that he was feen in the
city OF Richmond during the Broad Rock Races, dref-
ed in black. think it Is probable ne is t lurking
about there. He has pert walk, good eountenance,
very aGive and fond Of waiting on gentlemen.
A. T.
Chenerheld, May 81. If.
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FOR SALE.
April TO-.

NWo tracts of LAND, lying in the County
- OF f'uvanna, one of then, lying o., Hardware
.o",,;. .ua wthn one & an half miles of James river
.o'''nng $50 acres, one on Carries creek and within
one mile ct the north fork of James liver, conta;nny
S64 acres further defcripeion is deemed .nneeesr1
a: IT'S Preu'ed that no perfon will purchafe without
'ewing the fame, which will be ibown bv ~. G,I.
ier,eer living in Aibemarle. WILLIAM MOON
June 90. r.o.i
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NHk iubieriber has removed his Brokers ofice
III, theH.1die tenement, in Do6ior Ternan' new
building the frff door above Nrelfr,. p;clst, Ypo,
faro and Johnston, and the fecond below the Poa of
nee; where he will attend particularly TO all buff
THOMAS NORVRLL.
YER COMPANY. ''''-'' f>H
June s. nr,
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TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.

GTRAYED frem the Common near Yorktown
y on the 2la of June, large Bay HORSE, up,
wards Of fifteen hands high he has a FINAL white
fPot in his forehead, his colour is deep or blood
bay, he has fwitch tail. When the horfe nrayed
away, he had apair of hoes his fore feet, but no
thofs on hishind feet Whoever will fecure the hor,
70 that he can be got by heiDg fent for fha receive
the aforementioned reward
ROBERT NELSON, iunr.
York Town, Iuly re
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a LII Perfons are cautioned arainf TAKING Alton
n ments of two BONDS given by me to William
Samons, juur. of Goochland County, for E $50 each
one payable on the 1tday of March next, the other
on the 1T of March 1908, as Gial not difcbaree
them until the iaid Salmons MAKES me fatisgaStorv
title TO certain traa of Land, purchafed of him. for
which the faid BONDS were given.
WILLIAM BOILING.
Goochand, July 4. (stO
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TIL: JEFFERSON.
6aies se 2Htttei,.

On Tmtaay t5- st5 iga at tie offce oftb. G15/e-i-
bers, 4oiU 5efold5oEfiUeil epifbom ret.r-,e, FIR
approved endorfe9 votes a. JaNty days, nee1fia-
BILE IN The Bank Of Piyiafa:
i, 10 barrels, Z tierces and hhds. Prime Brown
Sugar,
10 hogGieads ST. Kits Rum,
boxes freib Imperial, and do. Yotns Ey-
fon Tea,
500 pieces firt chop Yellow Nankeens.
TAYLOR & Brown, Y. Mrs.
July /.
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Tune "a.
LANDS IN CUMBERLAND FOR SALE.

Il a.
D virtue ola Deed of Truh, bearing date the
~ llth April, 1901, recorded in Cumberland
Court Office, to me executed by James Deane Fran
els B. Deane and Thomas M. Deane, to lecure a GER
tain fun of money, due by them to Jofeph Gallego-
will offer For fae, to the hghe bidder or the 2sth
day of May next, at Cumberland Court, TWO
TRACTS OF LAND, being part of the properly,
thereby conveyed, viz.
One Traa containing one hundred and thirty-feven
acres more or lefs, fituate in the county of Cum
berland, fix miles above the Court Eoufe, BEING
tFaa purchafed by the faiJ Deanes, from Parton
Clopon, will appear by reference to the deed of
iale on record, in the fad County Court.
One Traa containing two hundred and FIVE acres,
more or leGs, ftuate in Cumberland, on the fouth
iide OF the road leading to the Court Houfe, one
mile diftant below the fame, bounded by lands of
William Beverly Langhorne and by lands Of Iohn
Ford
The fra ofthe above Traas, is faid to contain
prime tobacco land and valuable timber the other
is nearly half cleared.
N, B. BY the content Of all parties iuterehed, the
ale will take place the goth day Of May next as
above fated, and the terms of payment will be one
and two years credit, the purchaers to give bonds
bearing interea and approved fecurity.
M. d. PoITGAUX.
April Is. tdc
N. 3. The lale Of the above property Is ponpored
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TO BE RENTED

HE large THREE STORY HOUSE q, ,hs
hlan-S'reet eaG of the Market, formerly occ,,-
pied by Cohen aud iaacs, and lately by Capt, io5n s
reaants 1t is good fand for buiinefs aud futabIe
Tor the accommodation of large family
Aho, the HOUSE Formerly known by the fen
o. the bird IN HANDY at the of the iireet lea
sng 10 church hill to beth of efe tenen,ents gar
zen, are attached The terms will be moderate and
made known application to James WhiteIay. fer
jeant of the City, or to
JACOB !. COHEN.
February IS. nawtf
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JUST PUBLJSHPD.

BY DaVid Longqvorfb, Nezv-1ork, and for f,,e
at the Enquirer Bookstore,
Y NE ADVENTURES of TELFNf5 c,t5rrc e.,
l. OF ULYssUs; from the French of FENr1on. bv
the celebrated John Ha7vlef7v0,ft, Il. L. d. correct
ed and revifed by G. Gregory, with life of the au-
THOR and complete index Hiaorical and Geographic
cal; embeiflled with engravings.
Ay0-HJTcHrNsoN's XENorHoE, HERMAN &
DoRoTHEA, &c. &c &c,
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TOHN AICnCK
February IS.

( NroKMS the Citizens of Richmond, and the pub
iic' he has JUN received at his Cabinet Mapufae
neat 'he fire lnuranee Office large aornenr
OF Windfor Chsirs and Settees, made in the ne,,aa
ramon and by the be wormen in the fate anv GEN.
ueman wiihng to buy, will pieafe repd their orders
OF call at his Cabinet Mandatory where they NAV
get good warranted work, and on low terms either in
the Cabinet line or Windfor Chairs.
June 6. g
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a IL prpIoa5 ba1iag claims egoiuR tbe e9ute
= n Of JOB" Hoomes, deed. of ne Pozvi;ug.
Green, are regretted to make them knozpn. fboi
Pr'vyion may be made far a final fcttleue.t.-.
mn feehf INDEBTED nsRG MAKE immediate INV.
n'eHf TO JOHN HOOMES, and
JOIN @. WOOL NOLK.
Gan. 2s. ace a.