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Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-03-20
From tbs Babouae, 10th Eimaire.


SOLDIERS,
You fee before you the Rui1ian ar
my come to avenge the Auftrian army
of Ulm. They are the fame battal-
ions you have beaten at Hollabrunn,
and whom you have conitantly purfu-
ed TO this place.
The petitions we occupy are as for
midable, and Whit they march to
turn my right, they will prefent me
their flank.
Soldiers, fhall dired in perfon in
all your bartalions thall keep. at a
diltance from the fire, if with your ac-
cufomed bravery you carry diforder
and confuGon into the enemy's ranks,
but if victory be for moment uneer-
tain, you will fee your emperor ex-
pole himfelf to the firlt blows for
victory cannot hehtate in this day ef.
pecially when the honor of the French
infantry, which imports 70 much to
the honor OF the whole nation, is at
flake.
Let not your ranks be thinncd un-
der the pretence of carrying off the
wounded, and let each man be well
penetrated with the thought that we
NUT vanquiib thefe fipendiaries of
England, who are animated with 70
great hatred againf our nation.
This victory will finilh our camp
aign, and we may take up our winter
quarters whcre we ihail be joined by
the new armies now forming in France
and then the peace | ihall make will
be worthy of my people, of you, and
of me.
Signed, NAPOLEON.
BY order of the Major General Of the
Army,
Marlhal BERTHIER.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-03-20
BosToS, March II.
z LATEST FROM EUROPE.

By tie Arrivaf at t6b tsyf ysfsrdgy ef fbs Sbit
PaeIrs, Captain Seer, in go dayi fran Lii
verteot.
Siace our laa publication, a msfs of highly
important intelligence has been received from
Europe. The is,cR sdvices are from London
TO the 10 b February, and add to the accounts
received on Saturday by the way of New, Yo,k,
many new and in,ereaiug particulars. The
mott prominent articles fate---lhat TREATY
OF PEACE has bren actually concluded be-
tween France and Areria-that the Ruflian
troops have quilted thc German dominion,---
that Bonaparte had returned TO Paris, whittier
his troops we're TO follow in Mort timc--that
the. Emperor OF Germany had reformed to his
capital---that Prufia had taken polefIion of
Hanover in her own nsme--fhst new empire
~as TO be formed 10 l,sly--thst feversl bodies
Of French troops were CO their march to re-or-
ganize The A,y Of Exgiand-and that the
Bri,ifh troops which had been ient to the Con.
tinent were re embarked for home.
In Epglard, by resfon Of the deeply regret
ed death of Mir. PITT, an en5i'c new sdminii.
'tation had been formed from the two parties
larGly oppofed to the views of Mr.. Pitt; the
leading chafstteu of which are Lord GrenviIle
and Mr.. Fox.
We do not Zee tha, Rofis is incladed 10 any
of the fipulsiions Of the late Continental
Treaty of Peace.
The following feleetions are all we are enabled
to make from the papers this day.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-03-20
FRENCH ACCOUNTS.

Paris. AN. IS.At length the sficial
Treaty OF Peace with Aufiia has been commn-
nicaied TO the public, and which the Emperor
has isnt from Munich to be ratified by tho
Senate.
TREATY OF PEACE.
I" Napoleon, by the Grace Of God ard by
the Contributions, Emperor OF the French and
King Of Italy, having feen and examined the
'rresty concluded and Ggned at Prefborg. the
s6,h Dec. Sos, between the Pepipo;entiaries
on each 6de--.shch here follows
" His Maieay the Emperor Of Germany and
Auaria, and his Majeay the Emperor of the
French. King Of Italy, equally animated with
dehre 70 pot an end to the calamitie, of war,
have refolvcd TO proceed without delay to the
coscluGon OF de6niIive Treaty Of Peace, and
have 10 cooiequrnce nomios,ed for Penipoteu-
tiaries. viz. his M,jeay the Emperor of Germa-
ny and Auitria, Prince John of Lichte enRein,
Prince Of the Holy Roman Empire, Grand Crofs
of the Military Order of Maria THERE'S, Chars
berlain. Lieutenaot. General Of the Armies of
his faid Majeay. and Proprietor of Regiment
of HoGau and Count Ignaz Gyulai, Com
maodcr of the Military Order OF Maria There
"a. Chamberlain of his faid Msjeay, Lieut..
General of his Armies, and Proprietor Of Re-
giment OF lnfsntry And his MajeRy the Em-
peror Of the French, and King of Isaly, M.
Charles Maurice TaIeyrand Perieo,d. Grand
Chimberiain, Mioiiter of Foreign Relations of
his iaid Majeay, Grasl cs,das of the Legion
Of Honor, ChevaIier Of the Osdcr Of the Pruf-
Tan red aud black Eagle who after having
exchanged their refpeetive Powers, have agreed
to the tolowiog articles.
Art. I. There lhsll be from this day peace
and amity between HE M.jeRy the Emperor of
Germany and Aparia, and his Msjeay the EN-
perof Of the French. King Of Italy. their hein
and fueccaors, and their reipettve astes for ever.
II. France continues to poaeis the properly
and fovereignty of the Dutchies, Prircipali'ies.
Seigaiorics. and territories beyond the Alps,
which were anterior to the pteient treaty sniied
and incorporated with the French Empire. or
governed By French Laws and adminiarations.
LII. His M.jsay the Emperor Of Germsny
and Aultris. for himfelf, HE hsifs and fucceTos,
recognifes the difpoGsions maje by his Majcny
the Emperor OF fhe French, King OF Italy, lels-
tive to the Priucipalities Of Lucca and Piombino.
Nv. His MsjeAy the Emperosor of Germany
and AuRria. renounces, % well for himielf -
hts heirs add fueccAon, that part Of the Republic
Of veuice, ceded to him By the treaties Of Can-
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-03-20

Paris. AN. IS.-At lens'h the official
Treaty OF Peace with Aua,ia has been coumu-
nica,ed to the public. and which the Emperor
has isnt from Munich to be ratified by tho
Senate.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-07-28

10 the Pyobristers If a tfa8 Of land
5rng on bstb jGiss # .An6rg'cgggiz-
1iUer, in The counties Of Cung5<rlasG,
Linc5La and Kennetfck, kno7on ty
the name Of tie Pejiefdot PToprietrs.
WHEREAS faid proprietors, at
their meeting legally held on the ixth
day of November, in the year one thoufand
and eight hundred, authorized their clerk in
future to call meetings Of faid proprietors, ty
giving public notice in the government paper
in Bottom, and in one Of the public papers in
Portlmouth and Portland
Thefe are therefore to notify and warn the
faid proprietors TO meet at the houie Of T5smss
PeytiuS, innholder in Nezsbvyport, on Monday
the eleventh day Of Augut next, At two Of
the clock, in the afternoon.
n. TO choofe a Moderator.
Cd. To make any further diviiion oftheir
undivided lands, or to lell the fame, IS may
be judged ben
Sd. To fetrle the accounts Of their agent
or agents, and allow juil charges.
4fh. To ratify and confirm the doings of
their agent or agents, aud the proPrietors,
and to give their agents fuch further inftruo-
tions relative TO the PrefcrvatiOn q their pro-
~ As Eay De judged necenary.
joiah LitIle, Clerk.
Nssssp,% Say II.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-07-28

had caufed an e1penfe ofone million
two hundred thouiand dollars to the
American people
Was the glory Of America eftab-
lifhed by the fuPprefion Of branch
of our commerce, on the mandate of
a foreign meniitef.
Was the glory Of America eitab-
lifhed BY Mr.. Jeferfon permitting
her navy to decay, and her horbours
and commerce to remain dgfenceleis
and unprotected ?
Was the glory of America cfab-
lifhcd by the depending negotiation
for the purchafe Of the Floridas r.
On the Aniwers which impartial
jultice fhall dictate to thefe interto-
gatories, land they might Ee greatly
extended VIC hall reit the refuta-
ton Of the unfounded and andacious
frntimrnt, " tl5at tie glory sf AnztyIen
qoas elfa5ElSed ty Tbotsas Jsfsy10a."-
We nigh; 60 farther, and with trutlE
alert, thar if every man, who en-
barked ii the American Revolution
had obferved a conduit GmiIar to
Mr.. JeHerfon's in the field, or to
his reGgnaJion Of Office in the hour
Of difficulty and danger, the boaaeA
freedom and independence of our
country, mutt have been cAanged,
INEVITABLY CHANGED, into tho
mott abjea aayery and depreciation
and the national jubilee, the day on
which he is thus bepraifSd, would
have been converted into a day Of
the deepeR humiliation.
Let the real American reject on
fuch reyerfe-lsr hir conEder the
arfuA depreciation Of his c0antry-
and he mutt approve the utmoft
feserity Of thoir lrictufes thatsgo to
releue her fame from r-Proach5 and
to tihdicate the claims Of her idlmor-
tai Warrington, and his glorious
compatriots in arcls, and in council,
againit the frauds Of cowardicc,
calumny, and irnPofure.
Mr. Madifon esn infcrrn rs whether the
following abatement. which eseksge r4sessed-
Of that traafa6lidn, il correcti
An agent Of the < y. and z. tribe calls
upon A1F ..Armaroag, american rainiasr
AZ Pa5is=-aRd, PrefentiHg e his view faraP
of PAPER, afts hin If re- knows TIE hana WI,
ting--she rniairlar AIDED BY HI. fpett4r.e~, tvr
tie sniaary would rot permit Fin 70 take
The paper into his poGeaion, pronoupcss :, 10
be the hand writing of the rninilt-r .Ta.,-y-
rand--a nod tells him lis conjecture y cor
rett and he isdeGrod to peruie lis contents
the paper Rates the neceiEty Of IN imrne-
date conpromife Of our differences with
spain, and meaIions the terms on which \
may be efFecfed-77so r.iiI;o-s Of doii-ys a.
f,ssi'iIioty e,iag 10 Franz, and fs. ailiiers .
aSrob4'E be EieraAas, fre~ Sfrir.
The minifer i defred to communicate TIC
intimation to his cabinet--he Is fo--and
on fdch an intimation has the appropriation e
two millions been made. And on fIch aia-
IS, among Others, il the claim 70 elablill the
glory Of America founded
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-07-28
TAKE NOTICE.

a -IAL AbOX 49,
a S the fublcribers arc about difiolv-
ing partnsrihip, they requeR all thoIe
who zave any demands againR them, TO eI-
hibit them 5-and all indebted, either by
note or account, TO make immediate payment.
Thoie who 90 not fettle their notes and ae-
counts that are now due, within 6xty days,
may depend ca being prolecuted without fur
rher notice ~ we hope 10 one viii diio-
blIge Us 70 much as 70 put us to thar trouble,
nor lubjea thdmfelves 70 che ~naoesessy OK
peace attending It.
VIM. X. s. 9. StOckbridge.
Nsvfh5zrzsszfs5, Js!y Ia.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-07-28
XVI

XVI
Now tho iacobin clouds veil the hemifphere
Ger,
And the winds Of democracy round Us MAY
roar;
Let Us never diefpzr, but be jocund and gay (;
For--the rig5ts dayfsf rz0~ent !: Jgf bsfoye day.
Dsrry dean, Ge.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-07-28

a Valuable Iaald near the entrance
: of the harbor Of P5ytia5S, known by the
came Of JezDslPs Jgaaa. well atusted FOR the
eflsblfhment of the Fifhery. Il is Neil ac-
eommodAted with good harbor, San ex-
cellent foil, and nearly covered WITH hard
w0ca-Inquire Of WILLIAM GOLDMAN,
PsrslsaS, or PETER DoLLIvER, Bs7ss.
July IA
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-07-28
ANECDOTES

Fysr Lozssz Pa1ryl.
The Trafalgar carriers are mack
worn by our bellies the motto IS
well known" England exfes5svsry
man to d Iii dry
An aPotheoary near Fowey has
it written over lis dcpr-"All ElFts
Of Ding fluff fold here"
An Irinn peaiant being tod that
Bonaparte Intended to thut Ont crr
trade from the Continent, Filsaw
faid Pat, g he might as weli sTFcmpc
to keep out the tie with pitchtarA
Tn a German advertisement i1r
the falc Of machinery of thraFfe, Us
following n. B. IS ADDED : 10 b
fold at the fame .imr q sts4s and
new drill itnking iSeneis y
BoNApARrE."
An Attorney in the country ai-
verriies for young lad siias ca
write tgiJlr hand, aud read iAss.-lr
writings.
Longevity IS 70 frequsnsin Norws :
that a Cisrgyman in funeral ora'fon
in that county, lately lar@nt-d rfis
urfimriy death Of LAZY, n ntnf9.
thrse 5sars sfagf i!
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-07-28

A 7 the late FIRE near RobirIcH q W
iy's Wharf, FiRE-BUCKET, No. 2,
with, the fubicri5er's name at length.--Any
perion who can give information relpeaing
rhe fame, viii pIeale 70 call on
John rockingham.
o. IA
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-07-28
NOTICE.

THE Cop2rtnerlnip under the firm
& wilson 3 CLARK, is this day
diGoIvai by matual content ALI Perfons
who have accounts open with faid firm, are
re4uelIed to fetsIe the fame by the frit of Au-
gyAk next.
SAMUEL WATSON,
SETH CLARK
Pasiaa1, 1g!y II, lso6.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-07-28

That OF Dlett ln9sPsna$nrs hrit gave tne prlght
ray:
Tho 70 France that fair goddefs has fled long
ago,
We lill have her ysa5s-O to hug, frs, you
know.
Derry dssyu. &c.
Nor did we Independence for nothing es-
change;
Oh wha, laa4s we'd to boot, and how borsdlsfi
the range;
Lands as ulefu to US, lands as much too our
own,
A: are diaurosss SajcDni--cr as rslls-s is tie
moon
DRY douvn, t5'a
Laid abounding with Sah--wonld to Heaven
that fome
From the mountain Of Salt to our Congrefs
might come,
For little fine Salt will make cows young
thrive faiter,
And what's Congress Hall now sat the ma
tons caf.paiture.
Gerry ds4pa, S'e
10.
Siacr Frame wanted caih nothing elfe would
content her;
Fifteen millions Of dollars we cheerfOlly fent
her.
|, i nonfsnfe 10 Frudgs fuch asrifle Of cath /;
For who reals my Purie, hr, aeafs nothing
bur trgR."
D"g despa, gs.
sider fesrst was difpIear'd. ana fent ever
The mighty behtfs Of his Sovereign to thew ;
" With the freemen Of Hsyti," fad be, " flop
your trade -
Mr.. jefFerfou tremsled, and csyrsi esys.
Dfsry aeuH, Je.
vi
With his whiGers Of wrath, and his eyes all
on fire,
For more cath The French plenipo fhew'd a
dehre:
Thro fear Of offending we heard, and fent CIR
Jalt two Paltry millions, as ss,a5f IF sso,r
b.rry SsrSs, SO.
WI.
Yet nil we are frse---we srs free. frs, to dance
To whatever tune lhal be ordered by Frame,
And the nation is free TOTO follow the I'D
die
OF S!sau, Be3isge, c,o-rri.lssels. Taya4-. and
BiElgeyo
Ds,,y ds4Da, t5e.
VIII.
II inlulted by Britsia oar feamen imPreh:
Our harbors invaded how loon we're re-
dreft!
Redirect by law, meant TO make US look big,
A non importation act Jult worth hg.
Derry DUN, J'e.
Redirect by the building Of huge Evray, fsury.
And the voting Of AillioS5 70 frszgf5ea %, Sor1,
Look, in Mort, FRS, around, mid the earth's
mightT nations
There are none have fuch ,Gpirit, aud 70 link
fSfiraeh
Dsrsy d51Da, IL.
Y
What acres of land have we purchase of
Spain
We've now nOthing to do, but TO Purohafe
again;
After which, e'er fair peace long Ger Europe
has fhewn,
Bonaparte will clairn- the whole land for his
own.
Dairy so-rn, G'e.
Yet ftiIl isdePsa4tst our country remzint;
We defend no. fer council on men who have
brains:
On brave, wife or good man, to govern the
realm,
We depend nOt--fOr JsiHerlon n.nds a, til.
helm.
Derry DOM, g'e.
XII.
Yet we fureIy are fate fro-h al Ills that might
ia Jsss geefe's sabblng onre fav'd anient
Rome,
What ftronger protection, frs, may not be
found
AT VsyEi4gfsn, where fuch great nnSrssys abound
Derry Sozpa, To.
XIII.
What patriots we have now For Sull;van
would
Serve awhile our unfortunate lste- If be
could
Bat the people ecnfsnt no, to yield to his
whim
So he'll let il aIone--if its all one TO him.
Do,y dyzrH, 5'S
XIV.
d Our General" was honor DIFF hsnor you
FAY It's,
But--the road to fNch horor-sh, what vile
way It's.
He refufd to accept--and he needs not be
teazd;
For his friends and bis foes are both equally
pleased
D0y de-0s, II.
XIV,
There may, Jet il rightly, frs, be underaood,
Gut Of our imnente evils be bro't fourth much
good;
For with fome grave divines this fwcet doc
trinc is found
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-07-28
BOWDOIN COLLEGE.

CANDIDATES for admifhon into
Bowdoin College this year, ara dehred
70 offer themielve6 for examination on IBr,C
GAY the J0a'f5 dsY u September mkt, st o'clock
IN the morning.
JOSEPH M'KEEH, PrgfSsat.
BrR3zTia, July 2, 1906.
N. B. The qualifications for ad-
milton are, good moral character, ar &C
quaintanee with the fundamental rules Of
Arithmetic, and an ability to read, conRrue
and parfe Cicero's fele,a orations, VIrgil's
ASneid, and the Greek Telament, and TO
write Latin dramatically.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-07-28

An aPothecary near Fowey h7s.
1t written over lis door All flFts
Of dying fluff fold here"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-07-28
REMOVAL.


ESPECTFULLY informs bis
~ friends and culor1ers thar he has re-
moved from No. 6. Joness-Row, to the build.
ing occupied for the Portland Gazstte Printing
oEae, which is directly oPPoGre Maine Baai--
where Is for iale an extenGve afortment Of
BOOKS And ST 4TIONdRT,
on as liberal terms as cah be Purshafed in the
ltate.
or Tickets and Quarters in the
Exth Clafs Of Pjfsdta7Hs Byiis: Lottery, highea
prize, 10000 dollars. THly IL.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-07-28
Poetry.

TIE feilstDigg S0ss. .Vrates By Mr.. caAstEs
PRENrIss, -Oa5 (u4g il Paris, al t6r fzfs teis-
sr1tien Of H=erie1H Taitpezdt5ss.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-07-28

TO BE LET
ONE half of a newDwelling Houfe
~ in Waite Street--aceoEodated with an
Aquedu6t, Stable &c.-Enquire of
JuIy a. S FREEMAN.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-07-28
Do6'r. Newcomb.

p EsPECrFULLY informs the INHABITANTS
Az of Portland, that he has taken Iod giEgs
- Mr.. GRAFFAM's, in Nfr4-Ze7fyest where he
viii be happy TO receive their commands in
the line Of his protection.
e1uE. IA
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-07-28
NANKINS

Es, Eai, 1T No. is, Uaiss- w5s,E
2soo pieces Yellow NANKIN,
ratitled to dehcnture. July IL.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-20

r gas c. PAUL. from Baltimore. respect
w suay Gess her services 10 nc inhabitants
OF Richmond ard it, vicinity. that she has taken
part of he house occupied b Solomon MARKS
four doors above the Ve.duc Office KEEP, by
siessfs Taylor and Brown whe.e she carries ON
the Un5,eAa Maautaefoyy in is various and ex-
tensive manner Lhe ike wise makes and keeps 4
CONSTANT supply Of HAT COVERS and BA
THING CAPS, which she will dispose Of whole
sale and retail Any orders from any par,. will
b. surely attended 20.
Mira PAU hate,s he,sef from the quality Of
her Umbrai.as, &c. ,ilat she will he Untitled 10
conssant custom. every at,en,iJn will be paid
90 give general aaisfsstion
N b Unbf Has of ali descriptions repaired OIL
,he loves ,erns.
Richmond 10th September. 1906 g
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-20
NE w BOOK S.

JUS, received and for Sale, at s Pleasan's' prin-
ing Office and book ore, near The Bridge,
The Secret History OF tie Csbinei Of 81. Cloud (;
in a series Of letters from resident in PARIS
tO-a nobenan in London. written during he
months Of August Sepieohet OGober. 1893.
Relations on ,hs !s:.e and Tai: ae he Aneis.,s
Republics adap,ei to the present stare IF G.
Bdtain BY Edward W Mont g.e, iuu.
'Ths English NIn; OF the sorrows Of Edward
aud Louisa-a ncysh
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-20
TICKETS AND SHARES.
EOR sAIE AZ
G.. 81 r. Wf{TE's

G. 81 K. Wf{TE's
TRULY FORTUNATE LOTTERY oFFIcEs.
No 81 u NJ SO Maiden Lane, Ne5p 1ak.
AT SEVEN DOLLARS EACH,
bur will advance as the drawing approaches By
eneiosins Bank notes (post paii) to G. & 4
WAITE, Tickets and Shares will be euntlualiy
returned by post. 20 any amount and the ea,l.e-t
advice sent 10 adventurers t.;ei, success. The
public arc requested 20 .ema-k thai the draw
ing OF the New York Loueries is managed IN
So corred nannec- rs not 10 be suAic& 10 er
r'r The iimc Of drawing. and payment of nri-
zss Is Fu'atuai. and guaranteed by he State re
gisatute Schemes ~ ia,Se enclosed wi Il Tick
eys The many Capita, Prizes sold by G ( K
w. IN tormey Lotteries la. s of winch viii also be
enclosed 1t is presumed, wiIl be an adhtiona in
dncement 20 di;.an' adyen'urers 10 purcha.e OF
them. Sr
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-20
R0R YHA ARGUS.


Observations in opposition to ,he opinions and
principles contelded for ia pamphlet called
War IN Disguise.
No, VIIL.
Political md Geographical changes wiicd
are likely TO fake fiace IN EurQf,e and fhe
JVeSt Of Asla, z1ifh some remarks concern
ing fhe restora,ioH Of Me JeqVS 10 He
PRoMISsD LAND.
The latest accounts from Europe. indi-
cate those changes and establishments
which have been iDretold. Germany has
received and is about To receive new
destiny, Ii seems that the petty pfinci
paiitIes are TO be involved a. d united into
more extensive and powerful govern
meDts, and that, that country has toe
prospect cf emerging from the mos sb.
Ject STATE OF degradation and oppre> sinn.
We know that he Rhioe, Is The natural
boundary Of France OF the north, add that
the Emperor Napoleou, hds ioug ago pnb
iIcly declared, ,aat IL should b. the Hehlus
ui,ra of ,ne F,ench Emj.rc We know
also that she Rune passes through the
country commonly called Holland, which
has been lately erected Iato monorchy (;
hat i. nigh, seem, ti.at .he plan of ma
king IL Ri nc Ia. boundary for France,
hal been IN part sb~odoned. b.! me
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-20
Charlottesville Races.

EsN MONDAY the 18th ca of October next
" will be run for. over ,l,e Characteristics
course. a sweep stake purse for Colts. two mile
hears eleven Cotl entered at ONE HUNDRED
DOLLARS each.
ALEXANDER GARRETT.
Proprietor ot NE C,ws-
September 18th. 1906. Nv
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-20
FOR SANE.

~ LANDS in Cumberland county. lying
I'VE n APPoma.tox rive joining The land. OF
nT, Villain aud George Shipwi,h; his land 10
equal II no slperior to any ,and in. Cura6e. and
coanty. ~ James river Il Contains 607 acres.
one ha'f II winch is covered WI II FINE tlml,sr of
evasy description. These is on this land deceGt
DWELLING HOUSE, and bewecn four and
i've hunired beariag apple trees, OF choice
fruit One 'hisd Of ne moncy v,lt be expected
when . Gse is made. the other two thitds nray
DC divided intoi'wo annual payments MFR Jcr
man Baker or Mr. Wm. SLipwith will shew the
and 10 any person wishing TO become purcha.
ser. FRANCIS EPPES
Cheste: fied Sent lS,h 1906 Aw
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-20
UM6reKa MaM.Iactory.

September 18th. 1866.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-20
Thos. Read, c. c. c.
FOR SAIE.
a GREEABLE to the Will Of Tho-

a GRE = BILE to the Will OF Tho
4 l. rnas Peasants. dec. OF Goochland.
The Following parcels of Lend;
Abou' COO acres ying on the head waters of
Cary's creek. III the county of Fluvanna; 527
acres lying on each side J.it,le Michnnk creek,
in said eonlty: abou, 900 lcres in he county of
CoGchiand ontHe Bro creek; 227 in sa.d coun
V,oo Cenitoe creek. adjoining ne ground on
winch the fnends Meeting house ds--and,
20 acres wood land. on he same cress. a Iitt.e
detached from the last mentioned HIS thought
unnecessary q say ary thing Of the quality Of
the land-The paYments vii. be made esssy OH
receiving indisputabe seeGi;y.
Wm. II. Peasants, Ex'or.
September q 1916 So.