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E>illian s. Mary College Lottery.
LAST DAY.
No. "a, (iast drswu,) prize of 10000
Dollars.
Prizes Of Is dollars 3is clio
s94 774 $50 1879 1875 I7a4 sloY
.2i7s 17sa 1853 34s9 Se82 3sas ssos
5s4o &672 477l 509s s234 $3.50 5sI7
1897 60s3 GAIL s.72 s345 $3.50 esos
6oi7 6i44 1850 1854 7l37 724o 74e5.
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MARRIED--On Monday the 9Th inc
slant PEY TON RANDOLPH, ESQ. Of
Richmond, 10 Miss MARIA WARD, of
Amelia.
-, On Thursday evening last, ns
Locust Hill, Caroline county, by the
Kew. Mr.. Boggs, DAVID BULLOCK, ESQ
OF this city, attorney al Law, 20 tue au,is.
BILE and accomplished MISS .CArHsA1NE
w. Ror, eldest daughter of Mungo Roy,
esquire.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-03-25
LAND FoR SALE.

HE subscriber intending to move
IA TO the state of Kentucky nsxI fall offers
for SALE his TRACT of LAND, lying in The
county of Hanover, within fifteen niles Of Rich
mond, ten of Pages town, and six of the court
house, on Crump's creek, which affords ten or
twelve acres Of Meadow Lana. This traQ Of
land contains 385 liz acres, is as well timbered
and watered as any trs6t OF land in the county,
has about 200 acres cleared, and in 6ne order for
cropping TIE dwelling house is 90 feet by %,
containing two rooms below s,aixs and three a.
bove a barn 80 feet b. 40. aud all necessary
out houses $50 apple trees, also a suantIty Of
ffuir trees OF almost every kidd. Should The a.
hove land not be sold by the 6,st day OF October
nex will on that day be offered for sale to the
highes, bidder terms of sale, one hall cash, and
a credit of twelve months given for the balance
Bond with approved security will be required, to
carry interest from the date, if not punaually
paid
Also. on the same day and place, will be Of.
fered for sale, the Cop Of CORN and FOD.
DER. HOUSEHOLD AMI KITCHEN FUR.
NiTURE, STOCK, and PLANTATION u
TENSILS IL pTesumabie any person wish
ing 20 purchase, will frat view he land. before
the DAY of sale, which will be shewn by making
application 70 the subscriber, who lives on the
premises.
March 9Th, lsgo. CIV
PS $50 Acres ct Land adjoining the above,
may be had.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-03-25

sue, was their amusement. They have even
,nur,ered priests AZ the sl,ar Wretched must
I've the sovereign who shall bring such a scourge
on his coun;sy. The battle of Austerli,z has
provsL an European victory. since it has removed
The imposture which attached to the name OF
these Barbarians
This application. however, cannot apply to the
court, or the greater number of officers, nor TO the
inhabitants Of the cities. who on the contrary,
are civilized even to luxury.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-03-25
BRUNx, December 8.

bRuNY, December g.
NAPOLEON, Emperor ofths French and king
OF ray We have dsersed and decree as fol.
Article i. a contribution Of one hundred mil
Hens OF isanks' shall be levied on Austria.
MO,asia, aud the other provinces of the house
OF Arst'ia, occupied b. the French army.
zvssny Millions Of Dollar.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-03-25

sing the bill au,horisip: III. erection of3
Bridge over the Potomac. Details in our
next.
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NEw.Yoax. March ~.

a.NEw-Yoax, March ". !.
Capt. Swaine, who arrived hero yess
terday from Nantucket, informs us that
on "Wednesday last . gentleman passen-
ger was landed at that plsce from the
brig Nancy, in 80 days from Lisbon,
which place she left the 22d Of January,
ard reported that TIRE ATY OF
+ A c L was signed on the 9Th of De-
cember, between the emperor of France
and the emperors cf Russia and Austria.
The above brig proceeded to Salem,
where she was bound.
On Thursday the 2Oth ultimo, was ex.
eculed at Lenox, Mass. } Ephraim Vince.
ler' Tor rape committed on his daug htsr
Betsey Wheehr.
Richmond Academy Lottery.
-. TwENTY.EIcHTH DAY. ,,>
Prizes Of 100 dolls Mes 477z 5<22.
Frize of so dolls Mo 6595. t.,. .
Prizes Of IS dolls Mos 1922 1856 53I0
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-03-25

The House Of Representatives were
yesterday principally engaged iv discus
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-03-25

Yesterday the Vies-President Of the u.
States, having withdrawn from the Chair
Of the Se1ale, the Ssnate made choice of
Samuel Smith, Of the state OF Maryland,
President pro tempore.
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ROBERT GORDON 81

II AVE Jun received, ard offer for faIe, an addi,i
i onai iafPly oflhe belt Madeira WINE in p;pe,
hhds and or c;,iks The two latt vutages in Male:-
IA having yielded Wine OF better quality than for
ievcral preceding years, they are enabled 20 fav ths
quality IS excei!ent-It Is imported fron two holIes
from which very different favored wine is ient TEev
have heard OF the arrival, and will have at hand in
lew days, parcel q London Particular Dry I.ifbon
Wine, directed to b, put up in the fame vav a. iome
they had two years bnce, which gave great latisfai
on to all who had OF it; ALTO, parcel Of Corks, AL
monds and quantit of Oranges in boxes.
ON HAND:
Port Wine, in pipes hhds and quarter ca!ss;
few Demohns Old Malrnley, a. s dolls. uer call
A quantity OF lhect Copper and Tin Plates.
a general and extenive ailor,r4ent of Dry Goods
eonlitting of Woolers Of all kinds; printed goods
Maneheler S,uf', lrh and Scotch Linens, Gloves
and Hoiiery, Hardware, Cutlery and Ironn,ungery.
Plain Cambria, Laced Cambria, look, Chan,brav
and Colonade Mullins, &c,
January o. 2ayawss law3w.
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WARM SPRINGS,
IN TIE C3CHIlr o. B.lqh, pIsGIN,..

| AVtNG taksr a left on de H,dRl1SpRIyGS
for 10 yei,s, far ire la .4e,H 1906 20,
S'Js 70 ae734iaf td f16s, '6sf great e.see On.
MGR laSorT, zoe bd0e imPrOseJ H. aees,Y.a.se gefs
" 100 feJ'@s 60oig ereessS 8 assv bogds, smo,,
HDf@, u 'aTce IF jr1s,sd a5ki go Il. laao, feg.Jr,
S.1 0t6r sS!cs roo1y e'argI to b,I a,at 100 JO,f,
aye 10 nrTo bo4s p " II J;ef, jgh ,aveaies TO ,l
D''O' Tv'iH f'"e ebiHscy5, and E,iGet ef aea.!v
Ia'ge aHf e0"ssoons letting FIR HE i1ls,, f,p;A
cd ''b di3f,eai ki" e iJ,yes;s of rum, ant IsD,
Jo' f"Ht PA'p9S es3. srO Bath rgiHfe nraas afial
j,0n. Aerg;n onr, is.ija, FAB t1-jn, q, a,Sy ne.
F'! ,,t 10 "'i* S"ifb fb:j f'fg o"ibeettLy.
ne @sve ao taken 2ieec IL Sweet SPRING. in he
county u Monroe, Gfo.f 50 mile, f;sas HE WSrm II,
ysa'' @"f G's ~ati4g TIE nesiry t,cpa,atioas ia,
TIE a1t0s'9'oR''ion q he viori. IRE R,igR attention
S" be PAID TO givs m fs'iSn as 7re k.o7c fran MANY
yen's Nperis, fJ4t gaort il t szu lsDaers eAr 4.
xeeI1sd
II rs TrAb 0'rtt ,lion f5at u. base il il our so7,.
e' 10 e6De he t-H- that b. d;acreri koyf5 or e,t.-
isf"nrnt BE ran aagnr 10 tie Ssyisrj La1e orh,.
6cn ,sns5 cf'adss b BY tje yos,i:o-,, noa Of y,Iik
(a5oUc tie ,iccl III ii;ribrs 5avc rG.ei, Gs5 h,,.
j"1n' f1di dSSsd''rf' 'aa 10 irea:e sf future fa-
v'!f'' 77E lie qos'! 7sasStnk NJ 4g9 to bvrebaf
h"'ehJ'"ifs, fer ae that zre! ,eeog,neagei a
sfHe1o"i price roW y GiVsn.
alp zUaatsdio ea,4oy f1ref ekcyk, -o2us, +, mn
"r'fa|e ne "7H1g'7f! IF lie tla-e IF 5ep-k.per e6y
d" me "6'1 az S70et S5yi1g, iRe!inG TO be isac
"i'a' a"' G"1 i"3 70 @SJsrge Ge5 d,,ie, zeig meet
7'"6 "1e'1I rHt. pHrF. specification 10 us.
hoBE9l' y GEORGE TURNER.
january q. etS4v.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-02-15
SIXTH BULLETIN OF THE ARMY OF
ITALY.

HrH@-gHarfers at PgfInnro, ls Ncy. 1905.
The army in lis march to the Pave, Las NET
win very lev obstacles. From the Pia,c 70 The
agham7nto. they taw fcversl corps OF cavalry
hYns Geiore them, who appeared 10 obfs,yc
them, hut Whole retreat was calculated 10 D,e.
vent any engagement.
Il was at the Tagiiamcntu that The enemy
ieemed 10 await u. He had eff, g cd junction
on TIE lett bank Of regiments Of c-vslrv a,I
. 4 regiments of infiutry, aud tner ar,r,,srsncs.
indt atsd that they meant TO make A vigorous
oefencf of its p2!iaee. The general IN chief
| h2i At NIT only Az inteution of reconnoitriny
thcr pollution. The zen. Efpagne, command.
leg tie divlhnn Of mounted chanctrs, the tjra-
eoons under Tie orders of gen. Marmct. and
the cu'rafiieurs, conimsndcdby gen. Pulley. en-
barked On the liver, while the dyifons Of
Due'ne and Seras, marchcdo ST. Vito, ard
thois OF gems. Mniitor and Gardenne, dheded
their march to Va!vafone.
Gen. Eipagne lad receiyed orders TO puO,
forward. On the 10Th, al O'Clock a. NJ. a
iquadron which he bad directed 10 advance was
ltlacked 10y aresimeut of Auirian cavalry. il
iuitaIned the charge with intrcpility, and gave
time TO Gen. Efpagne TO get in advance Of the
enemy, who were quickly repuifed and put TO
| hight. in the mean time our artillery was bro't
| up, and the cahnoaade commenced from en- n
iide of the river. 1t was very briI and lifted
The whole day. The enemy lad placed go
pieces OF cannon behind dyke; we had but
ls, and our artilleiins difpayed their ufnal fu-
pe,iorty. The divi!ions Of infantry arrived to-
wards evening. The general in chief, fati,fed
with the advantages which he had obtained,
and confident OF frcih ones did not win TO effect
! its paiage at that time. lie contrried hi,nfrf
with making d'fpoftiOns for the following day,
| in order to lrike n moe Deceive tlJw.-Tte
divihons formed a junction at the Destinations
| pointed oGt-and at Vaigafone II ,vas at thcCe
TWO points that they intended TO pafS the river
! w order to flank and cut off the enemy. Prince
Charles undoubtedly feared the execution Of
this plan. He did not Judge t convenient to
maintain bis pelition till the following day but
at midnight retreatcd along the road to Palma
Nova. Our army pafcd the TaGliamento, wi h
the regret Cfnot finding an enemy to fight with ;
and II was then that they discovered the refut
Of the acton of the preceding 6sv--the left
bank Of the river heirg covered WITH men and
hG-ies, who had fallen under the FIRE Of our ar
t'llery. The army continues its mareh--ihe
nope OF ovcrtak'ng and COMBATING tie enemy
,ncreafes their ardor. They hear Of all Tie pro-
ceedings Of the grand army. ard the dtfrc oil
lfecordng its movements and iuaifying the con,
idence Of the emperor, fimulates and animated
it ncefantly.
The advanced guard daily makes prifoners
who augment the number already made. The
Z weather is ftijl favorable, and they are bufy IL
repaifing the bridges Of the Pave and Of tb,
lTaghamepic.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-02-15
JOHN AICOCK.

I INFORMS the public that he has lately enablifb-
4 cd CABINET stIOP in the city &c R.,inond,
on the Cr1io-iireet leading up fcom ProlIer u Mon
cures Vendueitore, and the Fire Inlurance Of
nee; where he intends manufacturing all kinds of
Cabinet Ware in the mott modern title he hatters
hnielf that thoie whomay favour him with their CONF
nands, will find his work equal to any made in the
hate as he has provided himiel with the belt of ma
terials
lie will fell his furniture low for prompt payment
only ashs ituation will not admit of giving credit
A few windior chairs on hand, well made, which
will be fold uncommoDly low for cafh
January so. If.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-02-15
TWENTY-NINTH BULLETIN OF THE
GRAND ARMY.
BruHn, Nep. %, 1905.

GrHiil, lfeq,. &c, 1905.
Mariha' Ney has occupied ken, after b,v-
ing taken many Driforers from the enemy. H..
found IN HE hoficiiala great number % iick and
"oui0Td Autrlt-ls. On the l7tb Ncven,I,er
&c made hiLIitlf mater Of Clarzen and Eotzen.
General Jal'achich, who defended the Voral-
oerE' has been cut CT. hIatlhal B, rnadotte oc-
cuples lslau. His troops has entered Bobemia
General Wrtden, commanding the Bsvarians
las taken company of AuRrian artillery. 100
horifs, so cuIratiieurs and fcveral officers. HI.
mace biniet mailer of a comfortable rrapaz;n,.
OF oats and other grain, and of many carriages
iaaSh with the baggage OF ieveia regiments and
Autrian officers.
Inc adlutamt-commancier Nation, has made
200 oraEoons OF La Tour and cuirafeurs of
iit"hsn'ohe, pltorers, on bis way from IuIsu to
S'"hn. He attacked another detachment of
SEQ men and made SO priioncrs
Information has reached us from, O;rutz
1te court has evacuated that place and retired
to Poland. The weather begins TO be riecrops
the French army has taLen uo lis quarters.
: lis van IS r?portsd by Rrunn, which IS ilrone
p'act and which they ere nov huly iii putting
INTO the bSa Rate Of defence.
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NEGROES FOR SALE

mn be (6la' TO TIE bis5f 6iAfr Jor ready money, at
HaHoVer sog,n, in tie county of Hanovsr, o.. Tu,r5y
he /0nrt6 dry Of nest nsoatb, fair, 6ut if moi, he
ns%f fair day.
ELEVEN likely NEGROES, belonging to the Of
, tate of VIM. Harris, decd TO fatisly iudg-
nlent Obtained by Aro!ds adm'rs. againG the admir-.
OF the fad VIM. Harris, decd at the hn. Federal
Codrt held at the Capitol in the city of Richmond.
The negroes coniiit o! middle aged and two young
men, al, elderly and three young women, two well
grown boys, one about 10, and the Other about ten
Years old, and two children. They are free from in
eum5rdnee, and therefore thofe who may become
PnFchaiers will meet with difficulty as to the title.
BEVERLY ROBINSON,
-4t'0T1:y in a7/a' Henry Haris, admir-. of Him. Hay-
r, yiI, ICED
req. Is. eptds
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[ Signed ia farm " Jotb bnriisJ.l
kUFFsTEiN, November 10.
TWENTY-SEVENTu BULLETIN OF
THE GRAND ARMY.
Periitz, N,7,c1,ber 10. 7

1NJftS, NDT'e09DPr 10, 1905.
Suce the battle of ZuuterfiorF, the enemy
has continued TO retreat with the utmon pres.i.
pltation. General Sebaftani, with his hrirade.
OF Dragons purified them fwcrd in hand. The
van plains Of Moravia have favored his nurfui,
The 18th, ON the heights of Portz, he cut of
the retreat of ieveral corps and during the dHy,
made 1000 Ruflian priiuners.
Prince Mnrat entered Brunn, the CAPITAL Of
hofavia, AZ S>o'clock P. NJ. Riil in purfu. OF
tn" enemy, who evacuated the city a1i Che CT
tade the after is fnc Ftru1ure ard capable
lo''ultairng formal iege.-Thc emperor has
removed his headquarters 70 Porljtz.
Martial Srrlt, with MS corps Of the army Il
A. RIrmdichitz. Mar!hai Lanres Is before Por.
iliz.
The Norsviaua entertain even greater ha.
'-ed againR The Rriiians and droaqer frirpdibir
for Us than the kufr TRANS. The country IS beau.
i'ful and MITCH more fertile than hufria. The
Morayians were aitop'ihed on bchoding in then
,immenfe plains, thc inhabitants of The Ukraine
oi Knm'tha;ka. and Of Great Tartary, the Nor
mans, the :SdicoHs, TIE Brstous, &c. corc a
riorg them 20 Gu. each Others thfoats without
their country having any thing in common wit.
tGeHi, or any immediate political COMMISSION
ard they have good f.nie enousA 10 declare
bIuntiy, that human blood is commodity O
traiiic IN the h1ud' ct the Erglim. a wealth,
NORMAN faid lately TO Ffc,rh officer, il
4 fpe7king of;he emperor Jcicph If. that he ,v4
The friend "ftfe pe1ilntry, and that il lie wcrl
q W. he you'd have freed thcm from thof
i,ri1l taxes which they now pay 20 the rcIigi
ops convenis
We Eage fouHJ Il Brunu, 60 pieces Of can
ron, 800 900 r's. of y,Hdar, great cu7ntit
Of wheat and aour & considerable magazines G
cIoa;hiug.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-02-15
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.

IL be oH 10 the bigb5g bitter, Tbnary fbe IN div of
May nest, j" The team Of LyneJbH,g, and county of
CampbeH
I HAT large and commodious TAVERN and un-
improved piece of ground, adjoining thereto ;
Inflated i'll the centre of faid town and on the main
reet at the corner leading the jail and court houfe,
and not more than thirty yards from the latter OPP
polite Lynch's Ware Houfe and the Greet leading
from the ferry landing. The TAVERN contains four
rooms and bar the fri floor, including two We
ny large rooms fuitable for ball or dining room ;
the fecond floor contains Ok rooms fuable for odg-
ing rooms, with exceiIea. garnet. This ia
VERN las portco the full length of the houfe alto
good dry cellar and well oppofte the door, toge-
Their with kitchen, fDoke-houfe and liable with TWEEN
ty-two tails therein. The unimproved piece of
ground contains ID feet the main ftreet to Da-
viss Lott and hundred feet OF the middle nreet
Lott anda half which is called the Town Lot,
including the half Lott the Gable nands on. II !,
deemed uBnecehary to Rate the great value of the
above property, or fay as to the ADVANTAGE,
ariGng from 70 central and eligable nand for IA.
VEIN and fore houfes, as it is prefumed no rerfor
woad be inclined to purohale the fame without
viewing the laid property there being no doub,
they will be better fatised after fleeing the convene
en-; itustion than any information they could pc,
from this advertisement. The terms are one third
Of the purchale money paid down, one third 25ti
Dec. following and the remaining one third 25th
Dec. 1907, the purchafers giving bond with appro
Yed f,eurity TO carry intcreH from the date If not
pun6tually paid. For further information apply +,
William Rofe Of Richmond or the fubfcriber Irvine
near Lynchbmg.
SAMUEL SCOTT
februar II (f
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Curapfa'i JaftEligeuts.


In addition to or tranfations ofthe French
bulletins in this days Gazette. will be foprd
The tranilaton of very imp0r ant fate psner
from the emperor of GERMANY, put !iihed on
ms arrived At Braun. We have extracted !.
rom German paHrs 70 the z3th Nov. mher.
lreceived by tie hiC Bella nrrved laf ev,nipo
from Hrcmcr) withtthe ufc OF which. we wee
politely fur1iil'ed by nercantile friend. Til
veiict left the WeitT about the Goth Dec. and
ohSht to have brought written or printed .c.
counts down 20 that date. otter diigent en-
curry, however, we could obtain nothing lcter
han what we this day prsfrnt or readers. a
e,ter OF the 5th Dec. favs, "The king of Pruf.
na' 'ncrea''he nc 1t n'ay r0'v appear. has Ger.
'"fniy joined The coalition !'--and the hate pa
per. as wei rs the article under the Bremen
head, feem 20 countenance The ,GIrfion. Ru,
his AID can no longer he of ME 10 his allies. 10
her prsirnt broken and diiconGolate fate, noy
his armies forrnidfhle 70 Frrncc. After his ri.
VARY and jealoufy of Aufra have prompted
him to Rand an idle fpe6tator of her downfall.
II would be madnefs in him to render his own
ruin more ipeedy, by an open rupture with
France.
The court of Vienna is in Ia pitiabIe might
Driven from its capital to Brunn, from Hrurr
to Olmutz, and from Olmu,Z to Cracow in
Poland, Il has as little pro(peS, ofreDcf. in its
Preient retreat as before it left Vienna-and
mould frolt have fet in or the tranfports have
been difmiifed which conveyed the Brtin,
troops to Hanover, they will be in ituatior
no lets awkard and perlous. we were not
correct in ftating that the capital of Bohemia
mad been taken, but AS feveral French divilions
are marching through that kingdom, f,rne OF
them will probably take that route for Hanover
and arrive very unfeafosabIy for the troops now
there.
The German papers contain multiplicity
of crude and confufed accounts of engagement,
and affairs ofpots, between the allied & French
armies, but as they are not fn late as thcfe al
ready translated, we have foTborne to extrad
them.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-02-15
TWENTY-EIGaTH IuLLET1N
Rreyln. olGN,.c. LOO

| bTt1n, EFF My. 1905.
| &c emperor entered Brunu the en.h >, u
! y S,ocS, =. III. Il dcputaiior from, .i,. a..
, ~ tdofA'i@, az the head of which va. ,bah;G1
np, ca'He 10 rocct him. The .mperor &c.
t'S i"'"iIiitonS. and gave orders tlSt ia. ,.;,,
oSi "1,'!3 "s terrified, in Which wer,. Som a
"p"A,0' at c2Go uu.;sets, great oua,.tit;e. ns
...u'HionS Of war OF al kGts amonp o,bers
'o"'"oo !aS. OF powder. The EuNians b,d -
80 al tasir cavalry, which competed = corro
" "S'ou' 5000 iaet."rd were diroo:;.I to jef.,,
0e'f PoAttan a. the ianaion OF the r,,da b.
t"etu aTiinp and Cln.ntz. Cen. y,l,h.r -,
'sed tEem by dttreut onfets ~ chi. -
GROUND. Gen. Nurat tiina.chcd Ia re .C;S
rance !tautpouit's ,!ividoa q. cur az,
4 iqsadrons ofthe imperial pua.ds rrE,,os
our hortes were much fatesed- he 80.
were attacked a1d put to aipbt' Tn, ,aa
more than 200 choien dragauns on the Geld of
oa..iS' and 100 hories cell into our hands.
dfh'a' beiheres' commanding the icl peril,
euards' at the head of four fquadrons of ,h,.
suatos. mace brilliant attack which threw
.aein INTO contuhon and pu. then, 70 rout
Nothing could form greater contraff than the
''ehcS OF tie guards OF cuirafieurs and me nv,
roar of the Hufiians w.
This body of Euflian cavalry is well mounted
anG well equipped, and has ihewn great bravery
ana reio'ution bat they did not anpear 70 h..
wei acquainted with the ufe OF their fsbras
ana III that point Our cavalry has a rrea. adj
vantage. We hai iome n,ea killed ard ca
~ouaied, amengR whom axe col. Duro!pe, of
the Ion chaileurs, and col. & 1urdon ofthe mn
oraso"ns. The enemy has fallen back feyeral
leagues.
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FIFTEEN DOLLARS REWARD.

AN-AWAY from tie HraSigg!or 7.,z.srr, or
n We 25f5 De-. L;e NInL.f.o llTan ~ tie maze
q LhW!S, a60af 25 year' efcgt. 7Bis jtiiozo 4pas
formerly fbe property Of Edsvard Clsai Of Hansve,,
'93' j'H to Mr. Sbieht Of C6oeL.ni. ant xu5ie ID.
property Of tie f,id SJit! .raveied r-v eoaf4y0bfy
fo'ozg6 Evsral E'fes. IteiVe ras.sreb as b.vs no
e'41f but DC TvM sf'rget 30 paj far Ie- man, tie
contrary Of 7O6ieb nay Be io.eroi 6y rftsusing TO Ii:
P;,"H bel, ab0H' sn or 10 insIes biJ rrii5 sa-
Ter Hn Intelligent eOanfentass vuLe~ cier TO- and is
gerry TveH ua fs!iOvo ind.o! 81 ba5 no. a 6aSy LEAD
tsr fA0z0 Of bis colour being toi,abLy Kgbt no, has
De- any mart' BY se5ib be ray b. e,rtnia,!y Lpoz.n,
0'eer t'an 'I ALREADY mstoneJ slEblf of bis esfyeae
Polftr5f. he 6as 7difc Fvirg in tie efate of Mr.
"@fli"' Of Go'sbAaHa, alta place e,ed Oo,,e- Mill
yer 1' Tcry general acquaintance a,, je7 hiv 10 tr
caught eTe5ere, pertgp5 in L.xi. oa in tie county eff
R0F1STie (pi,ci"ia, at .cLe5 oiaee Be Hv.d far ae
if't f'''- 70 bis 6eige my property. IL is vry eoqi
edT1ir an! fer1aS' ATTEMPT tk,t es!j4r jc, Gh-
peri :" i'r7e Of tie rcn'te farsrs ar Pisaia Never
bl' IRE ii enred IN any Jail 7obin Is. Este Of 5ir-
gina 70 6etI e5ngct bin aroir, delivered 10 ~. in
fbe CITY Of Risbend, soN .0e tee cbooe REGARD ard
reej''o6'e eSa.s.s.
EDW-fRD HILL.flf.
february L. 1t.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-02-15
JOHN haISDEN.

From NeVp-ioi, fr7O d.5,s La,sqv .Le Court HouL
Eiebmond,
ESPECFFULLY info,ns tie fubie, that be la,
~ f'tsa tie b9gie hte!y occupied BY s. OIeod, as a
eiTnib 2a go5sre be eor, yi.r on tie abso. EaGa,G
IN al its Vayious brmeL-s He ,raIes E{ye tool, Gc.,
Horri ard rfboi's FAX f,r7ys, Deieoails ANIL STE.
Railing s-ah ~ any Psf!sya ; Ro4;c-poyS in gese,a!
FHe."tef7sib GDateI. He F,tsey. hzf;lfA4i by tie
at'e".ion be TgW p!yto BIZ tfn, aed is~ TIE ex9syi-
s".e be br' BAT in ne ff ef in lie o. Icatlt, Glt b.
F''I gie geaor0i faiaior Igc 7p5o are gosi es,arb
10 isvor 5im zoj!b fB.ir euEom
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