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FOR SALE,
1--WE hundred acres Of LAND In Poyyha,ap COIN.
ty,lyins on the Buckingham road above the
Court Houfc; four 6fths Of which is in woods and
well timbered. ALTO, four or five hundred aeres,lv-
ing on perna,tnx river, bounded on the upper fde
by MAJ. fetefhtld Archer, and on the lower by MIR.
)"hn Pewai The above is part Of the land general
y known by the maine of the fighting creek eaa,.
Terms will be made known by applying to YIN.
Burnley Irving thereon, or to the fubferiber.
VIM. RANDOLPH
Milton, March q. 6,s
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MILITARY LAND FOR SALE

MILITARY LAND FOR SALE.
TOUR THOUSAND acres Ola the North Fork
oil Trade Water, in the State of Kentucky-and
1000 acres oil the waters of the Miami in tie State
Of Ohio.
The proprietor of the above land has in his poTef-
on Hattering evidences of its value, bur as he does
not with to hold property in the wenern Country,
he will fell 1t low for cath, barter for property in
this place. Enquire of THOMAS NORVELL.
February 2l. If,
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TO BE RENTED,

'HE large THREE STORY HOUSE on tbe
Il Main-Sreet eaa of the Market, formerly oecu-
pied by Cohen and faacs and lately by Capt ohn S.
Pleaiants; it is good and for bnfinefs aud usble
for the accommodation Of a large family.
ALTO, the HOUSE formerly known by the Gen
OF the bird in handy the Of the itreet lea
ding to church hill to both of ;hefe tenements oar
dens are attached. The will be moderate, and
made known on application to James Whitelaw, fer
jeant Of the City, or to
JACOB !. COHEN.
Febrraty 25. (2awtf
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MANCHESTER TURNPIKE COMPANY.
NOTICE is hereby given. tina, all fbare. upop
which the ninth requiition fhall rensin unpaid
or upon which there ihsll appear to be due denduen
cies OF any former regulations will be offered for fae ar
MIR Brooks's tavern, in Maneheler, OH the 5tb dav
of March next. The fale TO commence at / O'Clock
in the forenoon
By order Of the Directors,
JAMES BRANDER, Clerk.
February 10. (tdL
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NOTICE,
March 4.

MAT the fra Weduefday in April next the
A Polls will he opened in the different wards fof
the eistion of Common Council Men for the City OF
Richmond; in Jeferfnn ward the Poll will be held at
the Court Houle in the City of Richmond, and in
Madiion ward at the Eagle avern, and IN Monroe
ward az the houle Of MIR. Samuel Pointer.
JAMES WTIITELAw gsrg'l
nssrrh A. q
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JAMES RIVER COMPANY.

m mating Of he Py1fde1f and Di,rt7Ors efHe 7az.,
'ivey company on De osD Of february 1906,
u ESOLVED, that the Treafurer advertiGe
~ that the company are defirous of contracting for
fuppy Of meal for about fifty hands, until the o5th
OF December next, to be furnifhed ueh terms and
IN iuch quantities may be required and that propo
falls will be received until the irR day of April
next.
ROBERT POLLARD.
March 4. (,laA,
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a TUTOR wanted who can teach READING.
L Writing and Arithmetic, in ima family.
Apply to the Editor OF the ENQUIRER.
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TIE SUBSCRIBER, orrERsFoR SALE
The FoLLowINo paorEgry, viz

Preient occupied by himielf; tie o,,ap,;ts If
ground, is two half lots and twenty f,ur lee,
! he Dwellihg-Houie has Cellar beaeath perfealy
dry on the thrift floor three good rooms leides
toe-Room and Clofet on the fecond floor are two
chambers with fre-p!ares and fmaN Lodsp,.
room. -
The other houfes on the Lots, are, brick ofsce
"a by 90 feet having Cellar Le,rah, of the fame
hze' large and convenient for buiinefs ON the
principal floor and lodging room above fairs a
Kitchen having four lodging rooms beides a cooking
room, Smoke Houfe, Hen Houfc, Carriaoe
.ionie stable with three apartments, one Contain
ns Stalls for Hosies fecond having Sails for Cows,
and the third being Creamery and Harre,. Focr,
above thele is caPacious Hay-oft.
he well is Plentiully fupplied with water Of ,le
Deli quality; the yard about The houie is neatly turf
ed and Traded with ,rees, and ornsnsntcd with flow,
eringthrubs. The earth intended for eultiva,oo ia
highlSmanured. ~
The garden has init every desrip,ion Of pot herba,
lone Trait trees, and number of Current, GooCe
berry aud Rafferty, baaies, with extcilGve beds &c
Strawberries. "
ne whole OF thefe buildings are in Rate of per-
iect repair; and Whit the occupant may with cons
venenee attend buiinefsin any part of this e;,v
he will enjoy the heatlt and retirement OF the n,os
pieaiant country reliderce, and the fnciety of
an ah''aSie' Poiiihed and intelligent neishbors
hood.
1t is propelled to fell this properly for ca. Uni,ed
States Stock, Bank Stock, or Haves at their oaG,
value. N''
The fubfcriber is kewife defrous of telling on a
credit OF Fix ard twelve months fourteen half acre
Lots near the intended fcite Of the Richmond aes-
denny.
0i,7So acres GLAND in the counties of Kenba.
wa, Harriion and Montgomery, which will be fold
at very long credit, exchanged for property on the
eaftern fide Of the Blue Ridge This land is belle
we'd TO be generally of inferior quality, but tho very
low price expected for it, and the probable apprei-
alton OF its value in the courie of few years, will
II is iuppofed. offer fuicient iudueement TO per.
ions iurroun'led by numerous offspring. to give
IN exchange for it, lands which have already reached
their ultimatum of price.
Aud GOO 80 acres on the Little Banen river In
Kentucky ON which the taxes have been regularly
aud fully paid, aud TO which general warranty IT,
tie will be made. The land is of excellent quality.
and hoated in hea thy and thiekIy iftted neghbor
hood. Twelve months credit will be given to the
purchafer Of III is traa of land.
SAMUEL GREENHoW,
February %. (2tow Ssoawtf.
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD

- AN AWAY from, the fubfcriber in December
Il lat, two negro men by the names of HARRY
and DICK; Harryis about feet fix inches high, of
tawny complexion, 22 years of age Dick FIX fee,
high, film and very black, with large white teeth,
wide apart, projecting cut of his mouth, 8 year, of
age. When they wert away, they had OH home ma
nuiaefured breethes aud old grey jackcoats. Ibaye
been informed they are now dreifed in blue lack
with iaor's trowfers, ard are making their way TO
Maryland witha free PATS. They have relations at
Rerbeu Bea!e's, Eiq. Of Richmond county, and Mr..
John rprbervile's quarter in Weftmorelaud, where
isprobable they may utk until they can procure
p'fiage aerofs the Potomac. Whoever will deliver
them to me,or fscure them 70 that get them again,
fha receive the above reward, or the proportion for
either. ELLIOTT MUSE.
March 4. ep snl. " '''"'''
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TO BE RENTED.

TIL ne ~ ct January next, either qDifb o.,
sDiitom fbe g1fee,,
'ENIE HOUSE on SboekG HiH in qok,eb. IL,
Z n5ttriJsr larry txEded.
MERIWBTHER JONES.
FtBFuary q. ff
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LAND,
ian. CT.
PcE,;pely FIR E,ls b. ~. G,se.:I.

PsE!iUeiy FIR. f.le BY f6e Gt5jtri6er,
|NNE thoufand acres, formerly known by the
~ name of David Twins Quarter on Otter river.
IN this couasy, adjoining the Land whereou the fub
'erieer lives, where there is merchant mill THAI
makes as good Hour any in America not more
than twenty two miles from the houri.h;np town of
Lyuchbnrg, where there is good market for all
kinds of produce. On this tract there is as much clear
ed iaud as is iutficent work fevcn or eight hands
to advantage, conlting of two fields of r.t rate RI
Yer Low Ground and three of High Land all in good
order tor cropping, the balance is in woods great
part OF whiehis heavily tnbered, and greet auah-
tty is good tobacco land; there is alto on this tr:a
abundance OF the be& fpring w.t.r in every field
good ime-ftone Quarry the quantity ingshau:tibie,
aio an overieersh aue, together with other necei::-
ry houies Tor plantation bufrefs. The Land j. well
adapted TO the culture of Tobacco, Wheat, Cotton.
Corn, Rye, Oats and Flax; the fisutou is very heal
thy, and in good neighborhood, attached to which
rs very good range for all forts of itock The pur
chaier may he accommodated with every kind Of
ttoch, grain and plantation utsniiIs, and poiE.Gion
gwen next Chriitmas, looner il required Cred;t
will he given for two thirds of the prchaie n,onsv
at three equal annual payments the other third will
be required in hand. Tobacco Bank flock. pubj;c
iecuries or negroes will be received in payment
ROBERT SCOTT.
Campbell Februaryl. sm.
M b. The above land may be divided into t,y,
plantations il required. In the abfence of the Gk-
icriber the Overfeer will thew the premfss. RS
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-03-24

cred territory ike children in the 30.
fon Of their family. lily PooPle will
conduct themfelvcs towards you a.
they mutt 90 towards their heroes
and their delent ers.
SOLDIERS !-The thought that
,haIl lcc YOU all in lefs than half 2
wear aGeabled round mypalace isplea-
ias to my heart. and | feel before
hand, the mott delightful emotions.
Kill celebrate the memory 0.
thtfe Who IN thelc two campaigns
have fallen in the field Of honour.
] he world fees thar We are ready ~
follow their example, and, if ncCef-
farv, to do fill more than We hay
done againlt thofe who attack our
honour, or fufer themfelyes 70 Be
mined BY the gold Of he eternal e
nemy Of the Continent.
(Slgne) 'NAPOLECN."
I" Scb5tAtymlE, Dcr. 2-, 1895"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-03-24
7Hcfbsy MlRrrrRigH ~ Hair.

The inhabitants Of Parma III fate
Of rebellion againlt Bonapalte's au,
shority.; in confcquence Of which
Prince Eugene has addrefrd a proc
llm2;;ou to them in which he threat
ems them with exemplary vengence,
if they return nor immediately to
their obedience, and implicitly fu5mit
to the VIII Of ;h-ir opPrefFor.
The iHlCrrettion in Parma and
Li2uri4 were encouraged BY the de-
5lrka ion Of the Britifh and Ruf
fan troop, at Naples, and aPpear To
have embraced not only the mafs Of
shr psoP!e, but the principal inh4b
tant5, who were Already weary Of the
tyranny Of yheir French Rulers. Had
the allies prevailed in Germany, there
IS NJ doub, that the whole Of Italy
ToulI have united - throw on Their
yoke.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-03-24
So Nrzv Brnjb MtaJry.
LONDON, Fen. s.

LONDON, tcB. s.
The death Of Mr.. PITT has occa-
foned an entire change Of Minifry
The following are faid to be the new
appointments, viz.
Lord Grcnville, Firf Lord of the
Trcaiury, vice Mr.. Pitt, decea{ed.
Lord Nat9 Nr E2lkia-, Lord
Chancellor, vice Lord Eldon-
Lord Henry Petty lfoa Of the Max
duis of Lanidown) Chancellor ofths
Excheqscr, vice Mr.. Pitt dsccafed.
Rt, Hon. Charles Jamca Fox, Sc
crefary COR Foreign Affairs, vice
Lord Nulgravc.
Earl Spnncer, Secretary for the
Home Dep2rtment,vice Lore Ha~kl-
bury
Mr. Windham, Secretary FOR tie
Colonial and War Departments, vice
EarI Camden.
Mr.. Grey, Firt Lord Of TIE sd
miralry, vice Lord Barhatn.
Earl Moria, AIafer-Gcncral IF
the Ordnance, vice Earl Chatham
Earl Fitzwilliam, PreGdeut Of the
Council.
Lord Sidmouth Qa;e Mr.. Adding
tory Lord Prtvy Seal.
S.otL ElIenborough, Lord Chi
Ju.jice, has a feat in the Council
or Ih1l. 11:ai9er5 tor7n tie Cab.net.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-03-24

by the treaty of Tcace bctwee1
Fraace and Auttria, two new KINGS
arc created, Viz. the Kings Of Swa-
bin, (Iate Llelor of Wirtenburg
and fon-in-law Of The King Of Eng,
land Whole eIdet daughter he mar
red p l797l and the King Of Bav-
aria llate Llectos Of Dlyaria-) They
were proclaimed at Munich, the 1T
inf. Two new Electors are to be
created in he Duke Of BRUNSWICK,
aud the Prince OF HEssE DAkMs-
TABT.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-03-24
I5"1|
" "NAPOLEON." n

2-tb Bulletin oCt5e Gsrna H,1my.
General ST. Cyr is advancing By
forced marches towards Naples, to
punilh th- lrelton Of the Queen
and 10 precip;tate. from the throne
this culpable woman, VINO has viola
ted IL fo ihamelcls 4 manner, al that
is held lacrsd among men. It was
endlayourad TO intercedt for her
with the Emperor, lie replied, 'Were
holt!litics to recommends, and the
nation to fuppolt 2 thirty years was,
70 atrocious al a6t OF Peridy could
not Be plrdonej. The Queen Of
Naples has ceaicd to reign. This
laf crime has completed her deiiiny ,
Let her 20 10 London to increaCe the
number Of intri6uers, and form :
Gmb4t5r1tic ink Committee with
Dfake, Spencer, Smith, Taylor, and
Wickham, he may alfo invc, if (he
pleafes, Baron D'ArmfeIdt, NJ. Fer
fen, ID. Antrajgues, and the Monk
Mours.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-03-24
MADRrp. Dec. %.

Troops are attending near Sevii-
le, Whole detination is for Portugal,
to compel that power 70 ihut its
ports againf the EngIifh. The
6,ooO Spanith troops 6rt intended
for Intruria, are now to make a part
Of the expedition to Portugal
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-03-24

peace, without tipulatlng for the re-
luction Of the Bologne fotiIla.
The Emperor of Rullia has arrlv-
d III Ills capitol.
Iti- repoerrd, that Gen. Baird's
expedition Is defined againa Buen-
Ayrcs. Re was at the Brazils on
The 18th of Nov.
The Tayers, letters, ard treaties
relpedipg our continental connex-
ions, have been laid before Parlia
m5nt. u appears, that an armed
negotiation was at fr} intended /;
but On the annexation Of Genoa to
France, war was determined on
Auilria was To furnilh 32c,ooo men,
Rut1ia IGo,-co. The failure of the
whole plan was attributed to the pre-
cipitancy Of Auitria, in matching
her troops forward too foon but
the il nor blamed fox this, as il was
uo',1 I, M Ic @y0i ~ (r II ~ L Laul0
:,: - ,.o',a~ d d 11~.TnIIN '.-.',''-' '' ~
fon, and Admiral Col.ingwooI, and
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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-03-24

The f'oufe Of Commons have dt-
termincd that tie remains Of Mr.. Pitt
ihall be inferred a the national ex-
penle, and that a nonument lhall BE
ere6ted yeas ass nayes S9
The Common council have dcicr
mined that a monument to the MS
msry Of Mr.. Pitt fhaIl Be erected
yeas 77-n2ys n.
Parliament have a7Prop lated Z
10000 fOr the payment Of Mr.Pitt's
debts The vote w4s unanimous.
Mr.. Pitt was a few years fuce offer
ed ( 10000, by the merchants, to
remove his embarTafments but he
declined accepting i.
Lord H. Petty has been eleGed
hemb3r Of Parliament for the Uui-
verify Of Cambridge, in conle9rcnce
Of the death Of Mr.. Pitt.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-03-24

q new plot agaiuG thc Govern
ment OF BonaParte has been dircov-
cred At ia Fende-, and fcvera' Of
the onfPIra'crs have been aeftet and
fiod IN s.artas.-Cne oI them HIS
oecn executed.
Nl'is Long elaeH daygt-r of the
.ate Pr James li.aey long is ioIe
a-lrets T. The Il'nev cR w. amoun-
ing to 5o,9ooL fer arrrn, and
2oo oool il ;he Funds. z.aAinr Lcr
oy iar the richet female Commonsr
H Lngland, She has u1 e,s.red
her 18th year.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-03-24

Proclamation agaialt Naples.
"Fr.m ny Imperial Carp az Se5ssA-
,5Hm Drc. Fl.
SOLDIERS,
"For ten days | have done all |
could 10 fave the King Of Naples he
has done every thing IL lis power to
deRroy himieIl.
After the battle Of D-go, Of
Mondoyi, and af Lodi, he could
give no eEcaual oppoGtion. Pll-
ceA confidence in the word Of this
Princer and behaved wiki genercf-
ity towards him.
f" When the feccnd Coalition was
diffoITed At M3rAn3o, the King Of
Naples, who was the hth to COM
mence tha, IN 1T war, abandoned
4. Lunevi.le " his Allies, remained
alone, and without Prore6ion.-IIc
foicired ny f4rdan, and | iorgav:
him fecond time.
/" A few weeks ago you wlre At
the gates Of Naples. / h4d luthcicnr
r.s,on to fuiPe9 the treachery
v.h.ch was intended, and to avenge
the ufult which ] had received.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-03-24

The Duke Of York, continues
Commander in Chief-but great
complaints are made Of him and
a Council Of War has been added 20
bis Office. Mr. Sheridan, Treafurer
Of the Navy, Gen, Fitzpatrick, Sec
retary at War. Lord Mimic, Pref
dent Of the Board of Control. Eolf
Of the other officers are changed, and
the friends OF Lord GrcnvilIe, AIr.
Fox, or Mr.. Addington (Lord Sid
mouth) fill their places
Mr.. /. GrenviIle, its fated, Will
90 out Mirifer to PsuiIia Mr.. 4
dajr, to RulIia ana Mr.. l. tIikine,
Jun. to the United States of Amcri-
ca.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-03-24

peace.
Immediately on fgniag the treaty
Of peace, the French troops com
:nenced the evacuation OF Morav:a,
Bohemia, and AuHria. The Empc-
ror Napoleon paiicd here the 9th.
He TOOK up his refcencc at the
place Of Schon5runu where he III
lned the following
PROCLAMATION,
(" SoECIsRs,
Peace between me ard the En-
peror of Aultria is G5ued ou
have in the late feafon Of the wear
made two campaigns you nave PER-
formed every thing ! expected from
you. | am Getting out to return 10
my capital. | have promoted and
difributei rewards to ,hoic who
have ditinguithed ihe4feives mott
! will perform to YOU every thing
have promiied, You have fcen
that your Emperor has h1red with
you al dangers and fatigucs YOU
ihAil iikrwile fee him lurrounied
with all that grandeur and lPiendour
which become: the Sovereign of the
Grit nation in the world. IN the
beginning Of the month of 0Iay /
will give a grand feGiv1i a, Paris
You lhall al! be there, aAI W. ihsll
t.en Gee whether We ore cancj ~
th9 haPpinels Of our couary, and
the in,rreGs Q; cur cI5ry.
7" SOLDIERS Duri1I the three
months which is ne.silry fer y5ur
return to France, " The eyanpi- of
all armies. You haye now a. give
examples, n5: - iu;arpiJ;.f ans
courage; bac off hri5t dA,ip,ine.
May my allies 20 n5re have to com
plain Of your behavior. Condud
yourf-lves on y3ur arriya. in that fI-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-03-24
VIENNA, IAN 22.

Our MiniRer5 have daily confer.
crces with the RuiIian ard Erguth
An4bsf1dors; they arc relative to
peace.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-03-24

5uu vas generous. ! acknowlcd-
ccd the neutrality Of Naples or
J-ret ron TO evacult- that Kingdom,
am f.r the third time, the Houfe
of tsP'-s was co1Grmed and f.
yca.
T. lhall We grant pardon for A
fourth tiue2 Shall We, for 4 fourth
place any confidence i'll a Court
without truth, honor, ar common
irn!e NJ Not. Tie Ncapoitan
DYlaGy has ceafad ro reign-i.s ex-
iGence is Incompatible - h the re-
pole of Europe, and the honcur Of
cur Crown.
g Soldiers Mnch-driyc into
the fes, if'they will wait year rack
q efc feeble b4ttallicns ofthe Ivrants
ofihe Sea. Shew 10 the world the
manner in which We puniGl the per
iured. Loic no time in informing
me that the qpkgls Of italy is fubjea to
ny laws, or thOfe Of my allies that
the fnett country il the world is
| emanciPated from the yoke Of the
mott PerGceous Of men that the
| facrednels Of treaties is avenged !,
| and that the azane5 Of my brave Sol
diers, ma1acred in the Ports Of Sicily
on heir re,ufn from Egypt, after
having efcaPed from the dangers Of
/ the lta, the delerts, aud 4 huadred
battles, are at length Appealed.
Soldiers My Brother will lead
you on f; he is acquainted with all
my plans he is the dcpoGt4ry Of
ny authority-he il in full poRel-
Gon Of my con"dence-Iet him have
yours. (<gned)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-03-24
PARIS, DEC. 13.

l he MOnifeuT or TINS day itatcS,
that the queen Of Naples went to
meet the kn2liih troops, and rccei-
we'd the Generals with the utmoit
cordiality; THAT the EnoIilh ihjps,
On hearing the refult Of the battle Of
trafalgar, ho;ned all their colours,
and fired 2 tfn-dej4e, which was re-
turned 10 f-veral diicharges from The
citadel that forty Jhouilnd Neapo-
Iitans were ordered to JOIN The En-
gIilh troops, and that the War Min
il}cr, roretguerr;, had announced,
Royal difpatch Of the 2-th Novem-
Der, Appearing the Rufhan General
Count Lafcy, Commaudant Of al
the combined troops in the k.ngdcn
Of Naples.
jas. rs.
France and AuAria.-ihc treaty
Of peace between France aud auilria
hrs been pu5n.hed The LieCora
Of Bavaria and WcrtGn6ursh, the
laR. fon-in law 10 tA- King Of En-
gland have been RATED to the RANK
and title Of Kings, Lut remain con-
ne6ted with lhc German Empire -
The Venetian Territory wi,-a Auf-
tria gained by a former treaty, is
now annexed to the French Italian
Kingdom. New Territory has been
given to Bavaria and Wcrtembuggh.
JAN. %.
The Emperor his adopted prince
Eugene Bcaubarnoi8, as his fon,
and allotted to him the kingdom
Ofltaly, after ce.tain conditions are
fulfilled by certain powers, and ID
the interim the Prince is to acl as
Viceroy lti faid he takes The name
Of Eugene Napoleon.
On the 2th inf at Munich, was
celebrated the marriage Of Prince
Eugene BeauharnOis, (ron Of the
French Emprefs by her former hut'
band, fnce adopted by BonoParte)
with the Princels Angutta Amlia of
Bavaria.
We are a1uted that orders have
been given to augment the HofiiIl 1t
Bo!ogne, in as much as the Grand
Army will loon return to the coat.
The Emperor and Emprei5 retur-
ned 10 this capital lat evening.