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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-01-10

fence, are only 10 he considered as a surer
means 10 estah''si, perfect ard strcl
neutrality .or the Prussian terri,ory /; all
olhcr interpolation must be carefully a
voided."
WurfEburgh, Oct. 80.
The emperor Of Russia not having
been able to engage the king oil Prussia
10 repair To Poland, is gone TO see MIN
at Berlin, where he arrived on the 26lh
inst. The interview oil this monarch with
his Prussisn majesty wsll produce the
results which many persons expect from
it. The cabinet of Berlin independently
Of the last proclamation, published in The
principality of Anspach, has Clearly de
clared its intentions by the Official decla.
ra,ions. IN the last note delivered to
Mr.. Lafnret, ambassador to France, and
TO gen. Duroc, it is said That his MA
jesty will remain faithful 10 The principles
which have hitherto direct ms polite Al
conducf, and will be constantly animated
by the desire of procuring to Europe the
advantages of peace in concurr.ng with
all his pow er, by his mediauon,to hap.
py concila,ion Of the differences winch
have kindled the fiyme of war" The
motives of the military dispositions which
have taken place, and of the assembling
OF several corps of the army. are thas ex.
planned: All these measures have 10
other end in view than to insure the neu
ftral,ty and project the territory of his
majesty"
HANOVER, OGt. 23d.
The general Of DIVISION Barb III, has
received a letter from marshal Bsrthier,
munster a war, dated t.ichngen the 9th,
i" which II. E. informs him of the vic,o-
ries gained BY The French army in Sua-
! ba. The letter concludes thus
, It's said hat a corps of Russiaps.S
1 Swedes has landed with the mention oil
he,leging you. You must take in proyi
sions and defend yourself tn The laat ex-
tremitv. You will perceive by the details
hereun,o annexed, that the emperor will
be enabled ~ send an afmy into Hanover
q. soon as it shall be necessary"
BAVARIA Oct.
An aclioD took place be ween he Rus
sian and Bavarian troops in the neighbor
hood Of Ot,siag.
The advanced posts of the army oil
! marshal Bernadoue are already on the
Salza. Numbers of French troops adj
vance against the electorate of Saltzburg;
the plan of the French seems o be. ia
conquer this Country. 50 As to get i'm the
back Of the ryrol, to open in .Carinthia
communication With The arm, of gea,
Masseua, and If possibIe to turn the arch.
duke Charles.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-01-10
fiuunuRcn. On. "a

The Russians arrived to-day in our en-
vrons, and the quarter-masters crossed
ne Elbc to announce the arrival Of the
troops at Lasnbars for to day, general
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-01-10
AMSTERDAM, Novemor l.
Our stocks are still on a rise.

hBsEyILLH, 18th Brumaire, Nov. 5.
Early yesterday 1900 conscripts ontheir
way 10 Ssasburgh, passed thro' our town,
with their haversacks on their backs and
The bulletin of our last feats in arms in
their pockets. They are going in full
hopes to join our brave fellows of the
grand army. These young men display
an exsl'ation and desire of glory which
every body with the protect of Amien.,
who was at Abbeville for this purpose,
could not help admiring.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-01-10

IN the town Of Hanover, with all the
French remaining There, and retired into
the fortress oe Hamel,n. News is said to
nave been received to-day that the l'rus-
sans nave on their side entered Hanover,
x 4; IS rumoured that the ancient regency
has been established.
VIENNA, October 81.
The Court gazette has just published
an edict which opens loan oftwenty mil.
lions of forms, the half is to be furnished
in notes Of one hundred f1orins, pay able at
the bank of Vienna the other half in
notes payable in specie.
Oaober IS.
General Mack, who was taken prisoner
OF war by the French, is arrived here, and
as 1t IS said with proposals for peace
But on our part there seems to be but We
ry little inclination to quit the field of bat
tie unless the proposed peace be very ho-
norabIe for Austria.
His Russian imperial majesty is shortly
expected in Vienna, and preparations are
already making for his reception.
STRALsUND, October az.
The greater part of the Swedish troops
have set out on their march towards Neck
lsnburgh. Several battalions of these
troops will arrive on the 29d at Wismar.
The secretary of state Baron de Lager.
belize, who was at Ratisbon will very
shortly arrive here.
The king of Sweden is hourly expect
ed here.
We learn that new feet of transports,
which was appointed to convey new Rus.
sian troops both hither and to Wismar,
has been dispersed by storm on the coast
OF the Baltic. The same storm is said to
have caused great damage in the road Of
Riga.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-01-10
Augsburg. Ga. 81.

AUGSBURG, Oct. 81,
The day berfor- yesterday severe ca
norsde vas heard here on the side of the
Tyrolese the French here have without
doubt attacked the passes through the
mountains. An action has taken place on
the Inn.
Oet. 20.
III. E. NJ. de Talleyrand arrived yester-
day at Munich.
The pay-master-genera Of the army
has received orders 10 send to the quarter
master Of each regiment his pay ue to the
6lb Brumaire inclusive. A new, cxsef
and sure accountability has been introdu.
ced
Several commercial houses have recei.
we'd letters from the country Of Venice,
which state that the Austrian army, every
where beaten, was in full retreat to the
frontiers ofthe country OF Venice, and was
expected TO evacuate the whole country,
except the cities of Venice and Paimanu.
oya, which latter is now tenable. A part
OF the Russian army from Corfu were
eagerly expected at Venice, and il was
reported hat the ships Of war Of that natl.
orc ruisinghn The Mediterranean we're ma.
king dispositions To blockade Leghorn.
The same letters add, that the army of
general ST. Cyr was to join that of Masse-
ma.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-01-10
Ratis5on, Oa. AZ.

R0fis5on, OGt. 7g.
The Russians have retreated to Wells,
and there wait for reinforcements.
A division ofthe army of General Der.
nadotte is already marched into Salzuurg.
is said 10 be taken by the Aus.
trians.
Stratingen and Vilatrofen are in the
hands ofthe French.
According to private letters from Su-
aba, the imperial royal quarter MASTER
general, lieutenant field marshal general
Mack, had several audiences of the EN-.
Peror Napoleon, before his departure, ce-
neral Mock received two letters in the
own hand writing of the French Emperor
10 the Emperor Of Germany. It is OBJ.
served at the same time, that, of all the
austrian generals, general Mack alone
obtained the favor to travel through the
french army by the way of Munich 10 VI.
emma. 1t is likewise supposed, that the
dispatches sent after the archduke Fer
d'nand, contained proposals for peace.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-01-13
Cdry's Bible.
Isaac Adams.

fIas JUN received for fale, at his Bookltore,
No-6 Toaf't Ro4v, EA-Strcd,
A " afortnent Of large elcsa BIBLES, various
prices, from 10 IC dollarsiorie embelliIhed
with 8 Maps and 81 Hiaorical Engravings together
with large Index, alphabetical table of proper
names in the old and teaament, with their hgni
cation in the original view Of the evidences OF tire
chriflian religion, and Browns Concordance.
ALSO,
The Works Of the BRITISH POETS,
95 volumes in elegant binding, and LikeneHes of the
Authors may be purchaied in fets, the works of
each feparatey.
IIKEwIsE,
A large aHortment Of CbiHrsn'5 Bsok5,
ornzmented with Cuts, various prices, from to so
each being collection of thsie that ne7r,
vs9 and entertaining and well calculated to impress
upon the ysHg nird, fenfe of VirfE< and reLig1n.
ALTO, conitantly for fae,
A general iupply OF SOCKS & STA
TIoNARY which ar ofsred upon liberal terms
can BE- obtained in fbS, any osher town IN the
fate
@ CaR and the higheR price given for
Raga CanOaf and JSnt. ian. 6.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-01-13
E!is Sa,fttr,

Is publifhed every MoNpAr, by ISAAC ADAMS ea&
WILLIAM JENKS, JUN. al the Printing Once,
No. z, Fi(l-hrest, portland; where subscriptions,
Advertisements, Communications, &c. are received
with atteEtion
Thoje uhlcribers who receive their papers at The Or
fee, or in packages by the mai, will pay ONE DOL
LAR and FIFTY CENTS year being cheaper than
znv paper Of tlas fize pubhiasd in New-Fngi I'd
suhfcrbers in town. and thcie who have their Pere
feaed fepara-ely, ana forwarded hv the mall VIII
be chat red two dnlars-payable half yearly
The Cazote, having the mott eXtcntive clFcu.4'ioa
Of aav paper Ia tie Drit OF Maine, Il will be loul1
peculiarly advantageous .ar oar AdveFiiEns i-'@HN'
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-01-13
John P. Thurlton & Co.

F0rr-Jfreft,
HJA AVE received BY the 1ps Charles, and Freder-
l ick, from Liverpool, and offer for hle On hber-
Il terms.
log Caks sheashiag, Drawing, cod. lod. r2d,
3D. Sd. and al. long drawn and ine role Nails,
S3O Boxes by 8, by 9, g by 10, 10 by IL,
10 by "A, and 10 by IS, Crown Glafs
100 Crates Cream Coloured, and Blue, and
Green edged, enameIed and plain Earshen
Ware, Purpofely aGorsed for country sie, and
Wea-India market
800 Horn Llnthorn lights,
Caiks containing Ton, Nos. ], 2, 8, q S. Se
Patent SHOT.
J do Containing 10 doz, Pewter Phtes, aiertsd,
do, Difhes do.
do. quart AID pint Bafons
do pint Cams, full hze
ss aoae Iron Wire.
sa1k Containing Q dor full fre Pewter Quart,
DO Pint London Porringers
20 do. quars and Pis Block Tin Tea-Pots,
20 Boxes Tin Plates, a1orted.
20 Neg. ululsard.
100 Bbs. Mes, No. J., 2, and ), Beef,
30 half bbls. Pork.
n C1iks Lnfesd OIL
50 Boxes Spermaeeti Candies
10 do. Mould do.
50 do dipt do.
80 ehelss Hyfon, Hylon Skin, and SouchoAg
Teas, Of fT1 quality.
IC0 Bolts Ravens Duck
90. dor. ben Englifh Shovels and Spades-No
o, I, 2, and 3.
Eneih Scale Beams, all hzes
800 VT. Iron Block Bahes-
White and Red Lead dry, and ground in Oil,
Yellow Ochre, do. do
ep4niih Brown II bbls
Cafes Freih Florence Oil
500 Quntals Codfih.
80 60 Pollock fer retailing
% Bbls Ship Bread.
Flhds and rierces retailing Moafses
Pipes good favored Brandy:
spermaceti Oil, IN bbis-
Kegs Ginger, Gin Calss % boxes Chocolate,
Gaia, Nutmegs, Cloves, and Pepper.
Few Cwt. Loaf Sugar, Stone Ware,
Roll RTimaone, Salipelre.
Cafes Loag cosk ClaEes, &s.
pa, &
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-01-13
WATCHES AND JEWELRI.
Joseph LOWS,

Watrtmnter, .Tc7veile- and Glider, Qtts5fte
tie Er,sraAee an! Pest 0fsas
INFORMS the public, that he continues the E-5t1L-
Aflki1g BejfasG in all its various Branches. From his
long experience in ks line of bunei in this country
and in Europe, he atters himef he give entire fat
isfattion to all who may favor him with their COM
msnds more Especially every kind Of Watch-vvork
will from 5,it Dc, be executed by himief only.
Said LOHIS has fsr Etk,
A handforns aHortment of beit, warranted Plain and
capt Englifh WATCHES, and additional aiTortmen
of GOLB, SILVER, GILT and PLATED WARE,
too numerous TO partieulariee.
Nafonic Jewels, Military Fquipage, Me
dafs Watches, &c. Elegantly Gilt at the ihorteG no
ticc
c+ Cab given f5r old Gold and Silver.
POrt!1IS, Sept 9, 1905. GO
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-01-13
TIE ony MEDICINE il tie zrorld thai cures
The krb in fur bsDr5.

The Genuine Patent Scotch Ointment
For peaantncf afety, expedition cafe, ard certainly
is infinitely fuperoE to any other Medicine for the
cure of the ITCH.
The Ingredients are # fuch quality thar the Ont
ment can be ued on any perfen with the grelte laf-
'y. One Box is warranted 10 be certain cure for a
grown Perfon or two children.
ETFor fale BY Dr.HENRY i. DuPRE,
Az as tore head Of Ingrahans wharf Portland D.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-01-13
Valuable Patent Medicines.
FOR SALE,
.By Henry F. Dupee.

Dp I1N1Ii l. DuPOOs
Fsre-Street, Head Of Iagrabam'J Wbayt,
DR.. Lees (genuine) Windham Bilious
Pills,
The rapid demand for which sa fufHcient proof Of
their efficacy.
DR.. C79Ly'5 Vegetable Elixir, or Cough Drob5
A REMEDY far exceeding every other yet ufed,
for conlumptons, a0hmas, lptting Of blood. coughs
ortne Of breath, and every other fpecics OF dfes,
which that organ or life, the lungs is perpetuaY
expofed.-Prce 70 cts per bottles d. so c. doz.
DR.. Ra1gf5n's Genuine Patent Anti.5iEn.
and Stmnacbic BHterJ-5O ot5 Per b5x-4 u.
50 c. PER d5z.
Tb0mb5on'r Celebrated Eye Wdfer,-one
Of the mo faIutary medicines for this difeafe ever
uied-Price 80 CTS per botile-4 d. SO c. dog.
H8ckty's LafaLsb!e Remedy J5r tie Pier
(or HxIHorhods) far exceeding any other prepars-
ton ever dfcovered FIR the Of this ltuboFp d-
| ie4fe-Prise so cts tox-4 ID. 50 c. doz
die for I-..n' d5avr,
A general afortment of DRUGS and
MEDICINES, Wines, Groceries,
&c. sc. rec. f6.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-01-13

Late ImportatiOns.
by the fhips Mary and Neptune, from Eohdon--C Co
brelia, from LiegPooi- United States, from Bris-r
ss!--and Harmony, from .Amlgde7--
William Goddard,
Has received very ersenfve ahortment Of
HGrd7Oarc Goods,
which are or fahe by wholofale and Retail, q, hi,
fore In 1lfi1Hge6Skset.
$50 ca1ks Nails,
100 boxes Tin Plates,
400 boxes by s, eby 2, and Iobys Crown
Window Glafs,
40 dozen Iron Shovel:,
8 tons Shot,
2 tens dry White Lead,
2 tons Sheet Lead,
Few hht,s. Sewing Twine and Cod LineIb
Bale. Saddlers Web,
Cabs Sad Irons,
Do. Bocktin Teapots.
LiIezviS,
A very sonpleat adortment of jOINERS PLANES,
aud an extenGve a1ortment of
LOOKING GLASSES,
with elegant gilt and mahogany frames
WANTED-An active Lad, from "A to
is years of age, to attend in the above Rere.
Portland, Nov. S. (sptG
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-01-13
Hogs BristleS.

WHEREAS Spfan4zz, wife Of the fublcrbsr, does
w refufe to bed and board with me; and has IN
my abfcence removed my houiehod furniture to ioms
place or places unknown me, and has taken up her
lodgings in the houfe Of Edmund Warren, IN Buck
field, where ihe i kept from by The fad Warrshs
for realons beR known To hmfel- thee therefore
to forbid an perons employing harbouring Or truihng
her on my account, as viii Ho pay any debt other
contracting after the date hereof
Matthew Porter.
Br-Efaf, Dre. %, 1905.
WHEREAS PBsJy, NY wife, has eloPed from ny
w bed and board, and behaved in unbecoming
r,anuer-ihis IS therefore forbid all PerOns bar
boring or trung her my accornt, as nall pay no
debt of her contracting after this date
Micah Field.
F-Izsa5, Dee. 70 1905. 80.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-01-13
MunrOe & Tuttle,

No 7, Urion ReTu, IidAlr-Street,
IIAyE JUN received, in addition their former az
L iortment, a freih fuPPly of
NINTER GUODS-4iz.
Superfne black, blue and brown Broadciaths and
Caihmeres-Low priced black, blue and mixed do.
Ladies Brown CIoths--Superline an,i common Coat
ings-Blue Plains ard Serges,
ia, "a. and A Re- Blankets,
so dozen aforted Worried Ho6erv,
4-4 and Ia black, white and coOred Csmbrics,
Black and colored Luitrngs,
Mems black and white Silk Hole,
Ladies Lace and Embroidered do.
Plain and ftriped fix Veling,
trunks ahortea CaEcoes,
7-s and Al EnglHh flirting Cottons,
isdia Cottons every price,
Black, olive, plain and hriped Velvets,
MGs Beaver Goves-Angela DO.
large afortment of elegant Walters, from IL to
so inches, very cheap,
Velvet Bindings, from No. 10 to SO,
Cotton and Linen Checks
White and colored Threads- Black Grapes.
case Irilh Linens,
"A large adortment Cotton Yarn, from No 6 70 J 8,
italian Seyyi ng Silks Brown Hollands,
Long and ihort Kid Gloves Black & white fix do
hid and Morocco Shoes,
With variety of other articles which viii be fCd
the lowel terms for cath. Die 30.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-01-13

III its various branches executed = the Cazetic-Ota
handfomcly and with expedition
general sao-trcnt of Commercial Court and other
BLANKS, well printed, CT good paper, ocr.f1ntiy
for ize.
Elzal.s Cards an! cLo7 E1s, Pri7;a4 y ia e--1sa
nG.ce
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-01-13
Loy-k Sb0es.

L. GRIFFIN, No. 7, Tones's Roqc
has uf received for fale IN aAortunent Of s1ccEen
Cork shoes
Ladies white and colored Kid Shoes,
Do. Cloth and Gather Go
DO. Morocco, with and without heels,
Mites Morocco and Leather Pumps,
Dc. Bootees and Leather Shoes,
Children's Morocco and Leather Boots & Shoes
CeItler7eR's Morocco and Leather Shoes,
do. SuwaIrow and Corduvan Boots.
fIcs.r-5 SC.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-04-15
TO NoN-REsIDENTs OF KENTUCKY

HE SUBSCRIBER living in the ne;cbborbo,5
OF frankfort, Kentucky having undertaken ,o
pay the taxes STA number of gentlemen reG,Eno in
'Hgn'ia and eIiewhere, their lands in this Gf,t,
ana hnding that the reH,itting of money to him fr
that Purpoie IS attended with great diiicplt;es ;a
ana trouble, fropoes it TO thole gentlemen and a,v
otheis VINO may lind IL an accommodation to tbsr,
ire following plan, to wit That they hall t,epoG,
'her money III either OF the banks OF Richmond aIex
.noria' George Town Baltimore, on or before Tho
nrt aay OF May annually, and authorize f,,e ne-fo
Al 'f''ie ieveTai banksto adve him by pon of the a.
mount and to whole credit it hall be anpl;.d an,
Empower HIM to draw for the fame PAYABLE on fgbt
ne lands OF nsn-reiidents are advert(ed ahort tb
urit OF July, which is expence of twenty five Gem.
Oh each tract. The iublcriber's draft will commend
the cam III tins ttate, and foon as his bills are bo
oufed al any OF the aforementioned banks he will
advance the money in Kentucky, detuAing fever and
haii per cent eonlmiflon for his trouble IN at,end
ing to and executing the bufinef. He viii ;nclore
auphcate receipts to thoic banks in which the MONEY
aePohted, or to the propriesors Of the lands L.s
ing the original III his own pce!ion, to correct anv
eirors which may occur III the auditors onic OF E.n.
tueEy. 10 thoie gentlemen who may wiz, Pm ra,
'heir taxes m tins way, and who have not pertno1
acquaintance with the fubfcrber, he bees lave 70 re-
Ter them to the Hon. John Breckenridge the Hon
Matthew Walton, Efquires now in conqref, ~ the
CITY OF Warrington, or TO Cen John Preloa OF Mont
gomery county, and Col James BrecLenridg. oe Pr
tetonrt county, Virginia, is TO the confidence III,
may be repoied in him.
~ NATHANIEI. HART.
N. D. The poaage ell letters direaed "a mo
on the above baiinefsm uG be paid
December TO- feP.,,-
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-04-15
NEGRO GEORGE

ANYWAY on the OH March, Negro GEORGE.
- 80 years oil age about : feet ten inches HIGH,
oad head large whikers, ifraight and well made is
generally well known having waited upon me far
years; he had on Bath coating great coat, drsb
coat itrPed ven, cloth breeehes, white yarn oe-
ings' with iundry eloarhs in pair of faddle bags
alio, iiiver watch. He Isl plauGble, art!ul f.low
and when taken ought to be well iecured. He viii
attempt toget 10 his wife at MIR Wiiliamfon Jones'..
near Laneaiter eonrt-houfe, aud may have forged
pals, to get matter 70 be hired at tavern IN fam,
town, probably Frederickiburg Norfolk, or BaIti-
more; or he may attempt to get of in a Nrw.Fnu-
land or o:ler vadel from Richmond or Iancaqsr
county. u taken and fecuredir any goal, Ten Dol
lars Reward, alto mileage if he is delivered to Mr.
lackion, Fredericksburg goal. Letters per poi ref
PeSing him, attended 10, If directed to me az Bat,le
iown. JAMES WILLIAMS.
March 2S. Lava,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-04-15
ELEGANT TABLE WARE

NtlE Suhicriocr will fell much under the ufuaf
prices, very elegant Long Service blue prin-
eu 'a"'e ware counting oi 2l4 pieces; it will be
odd together divided into two ferviees. one rs
winch will amount 10 three eighths, the other FIVE
eghths of the whole but no detached articles can r.
told; ii not dpoied Of before the n of Nav i, will
be rePaeked aud ihipped Baltimore, where ware Of
this qnaiity meets with ready fale.
N, B. Rum fhrub, of the mott delicate flavor and
as transparent as the puref wine. by the gallon Do
zen or bottle
WIN, HART, ofesGte tie Scale Ha.n.
NI'eA 70. eptA &slaw II M.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-04-15
FOR SALE.

By FRANCIS FOLLB7, acarly osbeGfe THE
Eagle-JaVern, Naig-Sfresf, RiebNond;
GARDEN SEEDS, frefb and good Of the follow
~ ing kinds Rec and White Onions, Winter Cab
bage, Flood Beet, Scarcity, Head Lettuce, French
and TngliA TuruiP, Cucumber, Carrot, Parfnip,
BuIh Beans, Radfh, Sage Saffron, Burnet Afpars-
gus, Summer and Winter S1uah, Water and Nuik-
mellon, Parlcy and Peppergrais.
1eu barrels Liver Oil, 10 barrels Cider, Cider in
bottles, IL or. Canss Sherry Wine, 81 bbls. Nova
Scotia fat fI Maekerel, by 10, IL by and 10 by
Englih Window Giafs A quantity Of Hear: ard
Club German Steel, and general aortnient of Hard
ward, Ironmongcry and Jewelry.
March Is. oaw4w
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iH due them
wihom
da No 0ldhb lac
provide
may
Rf I3
i of
mG the of
6moata, be Obtain
o
osh the annual
hreRo ksalm land
The swoli
lin
nand
rfpea
Sir, i Evu
shng e~mma~ ~
gWa. and
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\ tween t~o & three thcuElrd acres 81 l. AND.
htnase IN the county of iruee George and krown by
the narle OF CID Town, tie following tcrns, to
ws; oae-hi;h Of the perchaie money to b. paid
do"n and he balance i'll four annual indictments to
earry in,eret i.om the time of iale-the payment
whereof niu!t be ceured BY bond and mortgage on
the land his a,d Is ditian, irrn the town of Pc
teriourg about Ia miles /; from James river or S
miles, and about l i-a froo, Ncb.e's Creek which
IS ravigabe for boats up Psaehy's MILL The foil
is remarlsably well adapted the culture Of corn
wheat and tobacco, and the greate part of the traa
is covered with pe timber l, will lie fold in Lots 70
iuit Purchacrs, and will sc Gewn any perlon de-
wiring to view it, by Mr.. Drury Livetay, who re-
tides on 1t. Pronpt attention will be paid to any
communication on the fubjea, directed TO the iub-
erber az Shirley in CharlesCity county, by poG to
Granville Mills
PATRICK HENDREN,
dyenf fer Charles Garter ar Shirley
March z. Oaw3m.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-04-15
A FEW BUSHELS OF FRESH
CLOVER SEED,
For Sale b.
EDWARD IIALLAM.
L1areb
Fer Sale b.
Msreh h.
70 HE RENTED.

10 De KEN TED,
'iE large THREE STORY HOUSE on the
a Main-Street eaii Of the Market, formerly ocou-
pied by Cohen and fsscs, and lately by Capt. John s.
pleafants il is good Aspd for buGnefs and futable
for the Accommodation Of a large family.
ALTO, the HOUSE Formerly known by tie fgn
Of the bird in hand) the corner Of the hreet la
ding to church bin both Of :hefe tenen1ens gar
dens are attached The terms will be moderate, and
made knows on application to James Whitelaw, fer
jeant Of the City, or TO
JACOB 7. COHEN.
February %. (9aw If.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-04-15
WANTED

4 n USHER to the Grammar scbool :, 1t-;,r;,
y aud Mary College. - S's-s.pet.rt fk;ll in
H'eeS and Latin will be required, and alto telmo-
mas Of uneIeePtionable moral conduct The i,larx
Is t. 100 per annum, with board and couyenien,
room in. college. '''''--
=, , ny order eftbs .7rs,fatnt ard P,eegor,.
N 10 any one who ,hall diicharge the duties
Protector of humanity, an additional
VIII De allowed by the fad proleIof from the tuition
lees paid by each icholar.
March 2s. law 1t.
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THE PRIVATE ACADEMY OF

hOCTOR HALI.ER 7oW BE- ysmoqed or Be Erf
~ dry Of Hay next, to TIT Iayee Brill Hoa/e Lafei
bW1 BY Cofo7F Har1is, MT ia, (Jow he Ssaie-bogf.
On he Esfday, certain number of EeG Scholar, zoA
BE- 0d7fed TO Tie E'idigqfViios Int only cbyea If ap.
proved habits and department efa b. e7f>yeS; ar d,
IT. !, firmly dfstmasdio oitcyefo tie ,pies and yegs,
onme1fiored IN hi' fA'n Of rqsotieaj Be ,afsd eobis
q 7obie6 may be baami lis bogs.
April s. q