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expected to be som at the field OF action.
while MI Kaye passed through Berlin,
news oi this battle had been received
there. Acoupcil of state had been held,
and the Prussian army, 10000 strong,
had actually begun its march, into Bohs-
mIa,
OLMurz, Dec. 2.-Yesterday a great
battle look place between the combined
ana French armies in The vicinity If the
villages Scolawpowitz, Kumerowi.z, aud
Chirn':z, not far from Turas, which last
ed till 10 day, and was extremely bloody.
The issue is still undecided, ard all the
accounts received here rest on mere re.
ports. Our fortress. in the mean time,
has been put into a state to stand siege,
and The royal family have removed 10
Teschen.
he two cmperors are with the army.
We wait Tor more circumstan,ial particu.
lars.
P.S. According to later accounts, the
battle has atiast been decided IN favor of
the Austrian * Russian army with whom
the victory remains.
BERLIN, Dec. 9.-In the course of yes
terday and the preceding day several cou.
! rlers arrived here with dispatches relative
to the great battle fought IN Moravia on
the 2daDd 18th inst. between the Russian
and French armies. Blu, as the accounts
received rest only on verbal reports, we
nave no hing Certain on the subject, ex-
! cept that very murderous battle has Ia.
Ken place, and that the emperor Alexan.
der fought with indIscribable courage at
the head of his guards. This great Mo-
march did not spare himself, but led ON
his brave soldiers into the hottest of the
FIRE.
he tirst day the battle was extremely
bloody-The Russians had missed their
way, by which Circumstance the French
protted, and fell on the Russian centre
which they threw into disorder, and the
battle continued with various success, tiil
night.
On the following morning the battle
was renewed; the Russian left wing pres.
sed on with indiscribable bravery the
French were entirely defeated, and the
Russians returned to their former position
near Austernliz. The loss in killed on
both sides Is estimated at 20 oCo men.
Prince Pangraion distinguished him.
SELF Oh very eminent manner.
1t IS all that is known from the Court.
ers that have arrived here to-day.
A7oravra, Dee. An the battle on tho
~ the Russians, by The in. stuous attack
oil the French had lost part of their
artillery, ou. towards evening general Ku-
'osow re-,ook The artillery, and rescued
the greater part of the prisoners.
On the Sd The hail. ,ya, ,x..z.I
The fortune OF arms declared in favor of
The combined army, which resumed It's
position near Austerlitz, and prepared for
new attack on the 5,h.
victory or death was the word in the
battle, which was one of the most BLOODY
IN modern history. The contest was de-
cided by the bayonet and the sabre.
he Russian guards under the Grand
Duke Constantine, fought with the great
est bravery; the Austrian caslary like.
wise contributed greatly to the decision
OF the battle on the Sd.
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they occupied, obliged the enemy 10 qni.
that which hehcid or the Danube. His
majesty also signifies his appreciation 10
the 9lh regiment Of the line, and to tbe
Soth, which al the battle of Larnbach.
made stand against The rear guard Of.
the Russians, and not only gave the first
blow, bur nade 400 prisoners. HIS ma
Jesly iar'her expresses his satisfaction 10
The grenasiers uf Oudinot, who a, ;b-
battle of Amsta,ten, drove the Russian
and Austrian corps from their strong and
commanding position, and made 1900
prisoners, of whom 600 were Russians
r7is majesty is satisfied with the LIST, 18th
snd go regiment oil Cha.seur., and Win
TIE 9Th and 10th regiments of bu.,ars.
tor Their good conduct in their skirrishes
which took place from the Inn to the rate.
OF Vienna, and for the 500 Russian Dri
oners made at Stein.
Frince Murai, marshal Lannes, the re.
serve OF cavalry and their corps of he
army, entered Vienna the lsth Novep,
Der, made themselves masters the same
day of,he bridge over he Danube. IRE
vented It from being burnt, passed i, i'm.
men'ateiy, aud pu. 10 fight the Russian
army We>found in Vicnna more than
1000 pieces OF cannon, zoe, 900 Guns, am.
'nonl'lon OF every kind, in fine every kind
d. eqnpage necessary fur or 4,nru,;es
! he people VI Vienna seemed 10 r-ce;v.
the army with friendship.
he emperor decsecs, that the pro,er,v
oil me people OF this capital shall be held
sacred q that they shall be treated with the
greatest respect, for they have beheld
WIN sorrow the unjust war which has
eeeh carried on against us and they testl
iiy by their conduc. as much fri.nd,h,o
Tor U.S. asthey entertain hatred for The Rms
s'ans; people who. by their savage and
oaroarous manners, ought to be detes,ed
by every civilized nation.
AxeJor- General ;farsAal BERTHIrR
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AL the columns OF the army are max
Ing rapid marches, ard are already in
aio:avia, and many days march from the
Danube. A patrole "a cavalry has alrea-
dy arrived at the estes Of Presburg, the
capitol OF Upper Hungary. ltin,ercep;.
ed Courier from Venice, while he was
attempting TO en,e, that city. The dis
patches Of that courier inform that the
army OF prince Charles was retreating IN
great haste, in hopes of arriving in time
to succor Vienna.
General Marmont informs that the
corps which had advanced as far as Oc-
denburg, by the valley Of Meurth, has
vscuaied that country, after breaking
down all the bridges, precaution which
saved It from immediate pursuit.
The number of prisoners made by The
army increases every moment.
HIS majesty has given audience to-day
10 the Batavian major-general Bruce
brother in-law to the grand pensicnary
Tie came to feliciiate the emperor on the
par. ofthe high and mighty states of Hol-
lard
i'he emperor has not yet received any
ct the authorities Of Vienna, blu, only q
dePu,s,'on from the different corporations
OF the city. who. the day OF his arrival,
csme to his iryee, Sigsr,s. Krcaen. I,
vas composeda of the prince de Zinsen.
dorf, the preia,e de Sidcnstet,en, The
count de Vstersui. baron de KEGS, the
bu' somas'er OF ihe city, NJ. de Wobeb
ben and gen, Bourgeois. His majesty
received them with great aHability ard
'oid them thar they might assure the PEG
pie OF Vienna OF his protection
The general of division, Clarke, has
been nominated governor general Of Up
per and Lower Austria. 'fhc councelIsr
nf state, Darn, has been appointed inten.
dant.general Of the same.
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Yenaa, November 49,
ORDER OF 1ME DAY.

ORDER or TIE DAY.
The emperor Iesii6es his satisfaction
10 the 4Ih regiment OF light infantry TO
the l0oth of the line to he 9th Of light
infantry, AID TO the SAD ef the line, for
the mrepid,ty whIch they displayed at
the battle of Diernstern, where lhvirbra-
very IL preserving the position which
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IMPERIAL DECREE.

IMPERIAL DECREE.
A!he Palace Of Stenbrturt, .Nsp. IS,
NAPOLEON, Enferor Of the French and
Rlng Of Ltoiy.
we have decreed and do decree as fol.
TITLE +.
Cf the souernmenf snd administration OF
Austria.
f. Art l. There shall be goveruor-ge
neral and intendant general over the pro
vince of Austria.
Art. There shall be a commandant
and 'ntendant for each circle, which will
make Eve commandments and intendan,s
tor Upper Austria, and four for Lower
Austria.
TITLE III.
W me governor and nfentant general.
Art. ). The governor general and in
tendant general shall reside at Vienna.
Art 4. The governor general shall be
charged with whatever relates to the DO
lice.
Art. S. The in,endant general shall be
charged with whatever relates to the ad.
minislraiion. The commissaries of war
and inspectors employed in The finances
and Tor The army shall be under his orders.
Art 3. The gens.de armerie, the troops
oil the country WHO serve in their places.
The regenc'es, the captains of circles and
the burgoma.ters, shall be under the or.
ders OF the governor x intendant general.
AIT z. The first care of the governor
ana intendaDt general shall be TO arrest.
s'ragglers, and pu, an end to the irregu.
lari;ies of the army.
Art g. The governor and intendant.
general shall CO operate with Us.
Art. 9 The general of division, Clarke.
isap pointed governor general of Austria.
Art. 10. he councillor of state, Daru,
IS nominated intendan, general.
TITLE III.
" re coDimanddnf8 and inteudonks of
circles.
Art. IL. The eommandaDt and intend
ant oil each circle, shall reside in the che {
place of The circle
Art. -. The commandments of circle.
snail correspond with the sovernor.eene
rail- and shall be under his orders. They
shall also correspond with the etat major
general.
Art. ID The intendants ofcircles shall
with The intendsnt general,
and shall be under his orders.
Arr. H. The ma jo ;eneral shall to.
morrow PRESENT 10 US the commandah,s
oil all the CIRCLES. He shall at The same
TINE present TO us the intemdaDts, who
shall be chosen from the inspectors or
sub inspectors Ct reviews.
Art Is A. soon as Stiria, Carip,hia.
md Carniola shall be given TO them com.
and iniendaots of CT: cles, whe
snail correspond with the governor and
Intendant general of Austria.
(Signed) NAPOLEON.
BY the Emperor,
The Secretary Of State,
(Signed) II. b. MARET.
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Nthe Palace Of Sken6ruur, .Nop. IS,
NAPOLEON, Enheror Of the French and
Rlng Of Ltoiy.
We have decreed and do decree as fol.
lows: .t, A-
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by virtue of deed of traa executed % US by Iohn
~ Chriitian, jr. to feeure the payment of debt
therein mentiened due to the late firm of Dunlop,
Pollock & Co. will be fold to the hiElen bidder,
for ready money, at Prince Edward co,rr-houfe, on
Monday the 9Th day of May next, (bein court day)
a TRACT of AND, containing so aires more or
ies, lying OIL rhe Of Big Rough creek, in the
laid county OF Prince Edward, being the land Dough,
by faid Chritan, from Abner Coffee, per deed bear
ing date the esth day of May, 1908.
The lard may be viewed previous to the day of fale
by applying TO the isid John ChriRian, jr..
SAMUEL w. VENAgLE, ,
PETER JOHNSTON, 1'gFetf.
Prince Edward, March -. tdC
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR BALE.

VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE. I
20 B.. oli TO the S;gA air ca 1Sxfe.y he IN deg y
Mey ntx'. in scr latre IF Lynesiatg, ard ee3u.j u
CcmSbeR - -
r HAT large andSornmodious TAVERN an1s,n-
ftuated IN the cenrpi Of laid todn AID on the main
itreet AZ the corucr adna 10 hs jail and court hnie,
and not mere than sisy yard, from the latter, OPP
polite Efnchs Wars- HoaEe and the 'frcer lradin..
iroIt' the ferry LANDING The TAVERN con, aics four
rooms and bar OH De fri Aom,l Including ryyo We
rys iarge rooms futaoe for bali or dining room ,
the iecond floor ecntsnsss rooms f,itable for o.lg-
ing rooms, with zn exeelien, ga.ret. This ia.
VEkG has postico he full lengsh of tl,ehosIe, alto
good dry cellar anda well oppulite the door, togo.
Their with kitchen, foL e-houie ina ashle Wsf
tY-two Tails therein, The aniuproved piece If
ground contains ia fsct on abe main arecr to Da-
yiss Lott and a hundred Rect on the nhddie Greet
Lott anda half wtiseh i, called the Town Lot,
including the half Lott III. fable Glands on. Il is
deeaied enneeeary 10 ila,e the great value of the
above property. or fay more a; to the sSyansaqss
airing trom 10 Central and e6gable asnd Eor IA
VEIN and tore houies as it is prcfun,ed 10 perf6u
"'orld be inclined to purchafe the fame withou.
viewing the faid property; there being ne denbt
they will be better fatisEed after feeling the euyer,
est heuation than any Information they cold get
iron, this advertisement. The terms are Que third
OF the Pnrehafe, money paid down, one third esth
Dec. following and the remaining one third 18th
Dec 1907, the purchafers giving bond with apmo.
we'd fecurty to carry intereR from the date If IN,
paid: For further information apply to
William Rofe of Richmond or the fublcriber Iiui-
near Lynchburg.
SAMUEL SCOTT.
February IL. If
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fARNRAkl, Mareh T.. 1906.

nfESOLvED THIS DAY, by ipi,tusl content
81 the Partnerfhip OF GEO IS IHoS< sRovN.
they return thanks TO agenesous Pubik hH' the en-
eeura CEMENT they haze mat with, and reqasR tiafr
having CLAIMS to prcteRt them for fsttlem t--snd
tsoe indsited, to cofs their accounts either by uas
meat or bond 20 Geo. NJ. Brodn, who !, authorfed
Co lsttle the buinefs of the concetn. -. &
GEORoEM Nj. BROUN,
TH0M.sS 3RUUN.
uSr The bufinefs will in tisurebe carried on by the
SubicriSers. at the late Gore lou of Geo & Fhos
Broun, Under the firm, Of THO iT.4S Il EDWIN
5FOUN-who beg leave TO ofes to their friends,
aud the public, a well fe.ea ed iho-tneln OF DRY
GOODS ai,d CUTLERY; on !ueh terms as viii be
highly acceptable eopurehd.ers.
= THOMAS BRouN,
EDWIN BR0uN.
March IS. epiw
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March is.
LAND.

fefGsek Tor. iaif ky f6s sESs5tr,
AEE thodG7nd acres. formerly known by che
ssa.'e Of David Twin. Quartz, ION Otter rirer,
m shsseassy. adioiliay the Land wtereoH the fub-
lcrfses lives, wksre there is merchant mill that
D,akss as good fidhr as any In Anirriea NOT more
than twenty two miles from the aouriihing town OF
LXachburg, where there is good market for all
Eirds ct produces On this tra there is as much clear
cd iAnd as is fnieient work fevet or eight bands
to advantage, coutibg of two fields of 6rf rate RI
YER Low Ground and three of High Land, all in good
order for cropping, the balance is in woods, great
part of which IL heavily rimbered and great guam.
tty Is good tobacco laud there is alto on this ra
abundance Of the belt fpring water in every field,
good hine-tfone quarry the quantity inexhaunible
aio an overieers houie, together with other necea-
y hon-s for plantation buinefs. The Land j. well
adapted to the culture of Tobacco, Wheat, Cotton,
Germ Rye, Oats and Flax; the tnaton is very heal
thy, and in good neighborhood, attached to which
IS very good range for all forss Of tnck The pur-
ehaier MAY be accoriiraodated with every kind of
'toek, grain and plantation utenfls, and poGeai
given next Chri.tnas, tooner il required Credit
wiiibe given for two thirds of the purchafe money
a, three equal annual payments, the other third W iii
be required in hand. Tobacco, Bank flock, t.ublic
tscuries or negroes will be received in payment.
ROBERT SCOTT.
Campbell, FebriaryI. SIN.
7 NJ b. The above land may be divided into two
plantations if required In the abfence of the fub-
icriber the OveEieer will thew the premfts. RS.
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NOTICE.

To t'qfs so6o t4>elsj5l ?I;l:ts 1n c,sGt of he Co.
.TIoee,t ami aak1,jI dy.-.5 Of tie Lottery for he
bcp9a eFths CoAgssf I/hiam AMI llDy:
HAT me drawing Of the Lottery commenced
L ON the l5ll of January lat, and terminated on
Saturday the ljth pEeisne--That the credits being
extended TO 90 days 'ro7a lreh It's commencement,
me payments viii become dde the l5,h OF hpril
u tboie vino purellard credit are e4rncGy re-
qcAed to maks them by the time fpecifed. And
tho's who have aided the eonriilionefs in thr diff.
petition Of ISchetS and have not yer nlde returns,
are entreacdtO make collections, and forward them
il lime aforeu,, btsn.d TO
ROBERT C2EENHoW,
.... 49,. IgItt, e'd Tyegfarty.
Williamsburg, March 2I. (2w)
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!. NEWMARKET EsTATE-RoR SAL;s.

WITH The confent Of the inrvving truitee in a
w deei.Iesused by me for the bepe6, Of the
Ate john M Rae. and dated on the li,h day of o6o-
be-, 1857. will be offered for le, on the eeond day
OF the ehfuns Spring Races, that beautiful and highly
valuabiefeat. known by the ua,neoffQE W. MARKET,
on eredi. If one, two And three years from the dc
OF lale Th. property is 70 extsnGvsly known as be-
ing the nabG profitable courfe ID the ate, and
for its other numerous advantages, that j, is deemed
unneceiiary ee ehuinerats theni.-
Between, this n,sf the day which the above pro-
persy is advsrifea viii tfea, with private purcha.
fer aud give na6r ekreIiive credit, If the price and
terms encourage me TO do TO- -
r. BATE.
March is. 800 :. tdE
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TO BE SOLD.
February IL.

To tbe 6igbef bitter, on tbe premjeJ, on the f,;l
day Of May nest,
so much Of the LAND, qvbereoa Job. KeLfo
- hre5, in TIE county of Cumberland, late THE
property Of Peter Franeijeo. as qra1 pay the ba-
lance claimed of bin,, By Samuel 6. adams, OF
Is. l6o, svitb its inferee, By uirfue Of a deed Of
fr%F executed 10 me, BY TIE aia Ptfsr FrAnei/eo,
for thnt pwPeie.
CREED TAYLOR. 7rnRee.
March Is. (e5tdJJ
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IMPORTANT TO, SpoRrsMEN.

On '6e 2eb dry Of AbrR nsxt, stM Be- alfred Ter Ele,
a! tie B'seiing GIeen in Ca,oiiae eous,y,
| HE STUD, of tire late col John Hsou,es, con-
fitting OF imported and country bred Stations,
Brood Mares, and their produce, for feyera years
pah-rotal about one hundred head. This is Ger
tainiy the mott numerous and probably tie bet le-
lccted Stud, ever before offered at public auction in
this country; as II is well Known that the late own.
or. fparsd neitl,er money or exer,ion in Procuring
both at home aud abroad fuch Oock as appeared
NOR cer,ain TO niure him fuccefs, as breeder. TO
gentlemen who may feel ddpoiision to engage in
metatel ia the fports of the turf fevrral foe three
four year Odds could be highly recommended, for
iSc Blood and figure. Should apy of the Stud horf..
be farmed on, for the approaching iprng, the lale
OF iueh, will be potponed until the exp alton OF the
leaon. The otter Rock will he fold without referve.
fhe terms of fa,e will be one half Of the purchare
n,oHey payable in tx and the other at e months to
be feeured by bond, with approved ecurities to
ry interea from the date if not Punttually paid
A comfortable dIc,unt will be made for CATH.
Gentemsn in the peighborng ilates are hereby
aiured tina, the fale ia potivey take place on the
day above GATED.
A catalogue will be exhibited, Rating age, blood
&c.
JOHN C. VOOLFOLK,
JOHN HOOMEs,
Exefnsori If JOGn Rsoz7rs, dseG
Bowling Green, January IS. (,ds)
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4 Ii prrlon, haDing claims asaigR the e2ais
I 4 Of Job" Aoon1es, dsr'd. Of tie Bowling
Green, are regretted to MAKE them knozvn, ,Se,
Pro1'jfon may he mate for q fuaI /lttlemeaf.-
dnd fie/c iaasd.rd mnR max. iun,eai9.e 3e,.
me"t 10 5OHN HOOMEk and
JOifNG. VOOLFOLK,
1as. Sc. IF
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70 BE SOLD Br AUcTyoN.

AT the front door ofhc Eagle Tavern, in the CITY of
RICHMOND, oo the eighteenth day of NIarcl. next
eniuDg.
I Hal ncf valuable etlate ff,ua,cd in The conn
1; ty OF Wythe, and commonwealth of VIRGINIA.
and heretofore well known by the name of Chl;ve;j's
Lead Mines; but which, for fome,ms pal bath
been eontidered, as the property of Stephen Auain
and company, OF the CITY OF Philadelphia by virtue
ol rurehaic thereof by them, made under a deere.
ct The high court Of ehaucery of the iaid common
wrLth, with the terms whereof they have not com.
pIisd.
That porcfafc was made on the Goth day of Febru
1y j93, for the fun OF < 6,so5. and lince that Pc
Fiod they have male fundry great and valuable i'm
provecisntS on the fai ellafe
1hc well known value Of the property, and the
Certainty which the fbfcribers feel that thofe who
mean to become pdrchaiers will iatisfy .hem(gyes
hsfe"i, OH view, render any further deferpton of
the property to be foil urnsceHsry.
The iale vii be made in conformity TO two rcvcra,
jecrecs of the fureror Of chaneery, which is
directed by Ia~ to be held the Capitol in tae CITY
NJ Hic'mcrd aforeGa:d the one pronounced on the
Ssh day Of Jne, and tic other on the 7th day Of DC.
'ober, IN the year 1902. ...
Credit viii he given 90 the purehafer or purehsr-
ior term Of nine Hlonts for one and eighteen
months Tor the other nio;ety of the purch7le money
each moiety being feeured not only by bond with
good leeri;y made payabie to the fubcribers or the
nTviVors Of them their executors administrators or
afigns, for the sles in the faid decree fpeehed, and
bearing fnerea from the date hut slfo, by the re.
tentou OF tie legal eatp, until the whole porehaf,
money, with fuch nteret, ihal be fully paid on
vi MICH payment conveyance or eonyeyances i'll be
executed to the parehAfer or Purehaers in virtue o
the laid decree BY
JOHN WICKHAM, } commiTiOnsrs
JOHN WARDEN, Of the
WILLIAM HAY, court
IAN. 81. sw.
ar The faIe Of the above property is Poaponed
to the 9Th day Of May next.
DUR MILL STONES, or ALL SIZES; and
ID PLASTER or PARIS, of an excellent quality
FOR S>LR, as vSUAL, BT
WILLIAM DAVIDSON.
near the Market.
Dec. tspf]
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NOTICE.

IFN TIE,
FRNBE aPUriu'mcnt Of Matter Of the free School
III. "iIliamiIurg will be i'IIde on tire FRI Ss-
tnrday in April next. the MATER will lasea ,olera-
Tic comfortable teact14ut and eonnotlio,, sehool-
i"ns free c' rent, and may probably make by fees
o. n'''ou, between tarrs snl four hundred dollars
Re. ..uurL
AIaTen 81 Il
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NOTICE.

NOTICE,
HAT ths ira Wednesday in Arrii next the
Po.sviU be optiei in the dif.rent ward. for
The c'c.''n &c Common Council Men for the CITY Of
2ichmooj IN Jsaerion ward the Poll viii be he'll A,
,i" CoUrt E!oul m the City Of Richmond, and in
M1diIon ~ar 1t the Eagle. Tavern, auI in Monroe
warj at the &od'e Of Mr.. Samuel Pointer.
JAMES WEITfLAw Sos'L
Msrch 4 IT,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-04-01
NOTICE

NOTICE.
sy ,,itiae iii 5Aas sf T,ss. 2-t<s tie i41 asy Of
Tpy. 1909, cAi releid.a in Be General Cos,f, wags
" J1ar5 Dfaai, Fidnis b. Diane and fuse II.
bsd.f bis 1u;G, 10 RE Etlfsreis, in t,y4, earr
tie Payatat0 a Abf 9at from 5amet De1as, 7Jomss
O.4iss ana irdnsji B. Diane, 10 Giiist y lyir5y,
WILL BE SOLD Ar AUCTION,
sr ready rronty, BY TIE Ss6riSsr, on7-s7Ua film,
atssi tsryr Caiii ia lie COUNTY Of Cum5e,lu1d, On
Tnsfhy iSe 2dtb 81 atsi month
two undivided third paris Of the Water Grit
Il MILES OH Wliss Riv-t. at Cara afore!aid,
Commonly called and known by the name Of Deane's
Mi!ls-tsge:her with all their spPar,eianses and
erGary privileges of wa,cr--aud two third parts of
the ground on which the Mill fioufe itands-and
two third parts Of one acre of Ground fu,rouuding
the Nil:HoIfe.
JOSEPH GALLEGo,
M. B. PoRTLAUX,
RIVERS DR. AXE