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"ttns duo WStS CdrtytuB nun on WUotJCSU
Frenchmen, having perceived them, drove the
Ruiiians off, and feized the wounded General,
exclaiming, sit is an honour belonging to us a.
lone to carry wounded French General" A
part of General Valhubert's leg was carried a
way by a'ball. Pour folders approached to
take him up: " Mind the order of the day.
faid he to them, with voice like thunder, I" and
join your ranks--return vi9ors, and carry me
off after the battle is ended: If you are beaten,
my life will be only burthen % The lofs of this
Genera, is the only one we have to lament all
the other wounded Generals are in Fate of con-
v1leiceuee.
The lake upon which numerous corps OF
RuiIians took refuge on the day the battle of
AuRerlitz was fought has been drained forty
pieces OF cannon, and numarr of bodies have
been found. YeRerday the Emperor received
the Deputation from the Mayors of Paris pre-
tented by Prince Murat. The Mayor of the
9TH circle made fpeech-the Emperor anfwer-
ed, That he faw the Deputation with plea
flre and that, notwithstanding he received
them in the palace of Maria Thereto, ftill the
day when he ihould again find himfelf i'm the
midi of his good citizens of Paris would be to
him areal fettival. He faid he had had an CD.
portnnity OF a near view of the calamties of wa,
and that from, the view which prefcnted itfelf
he was perfuaded that all the laws relative to
the Confcripts mould be confidered as the moi,
who'efome and hcred unlrfs they wilhed TO wit.
nefs the .devafation of their habitations." He
added, that he wi!hed for peace, but fuch a
peace as would fecure the welfare of the French
people" His Majety then informed the Depu.
ties of his intention to prsfsnt the colours taker
in the battle on the Anniversary of his Corona.
Jon TO the Cathedral of Paris, s thar he mean,
Aen'ruf theie Trophies in their hands, in or
that they might be delivered to the Cardinal
Eabiihop."
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1Uest= 1nniss.
NETWORK, March &C..


We are indebted to capt. Hartford, who ar
rived yeiterday from Aux-Cayes, for the fol-
lowing Decree of D-faines, regulating the
freight of neutral veffels in lhe ports of Hayti
DECREE.
Art. j. Whenever an owner, captain or fiji
percargo of neutral venel f,All arrive in one of
the ports of Hayti, the merchant TO whom he
thall he conligned, or the administration, when
It fhall treat directly with the faid owners, cap
talns, or fupercargoes, fhal caufe the faid vef-
tells to be laden, As far az pofibe with coffee,
fugar, cotton, indigo and cocoa.
2. The merchant cOnfignee, when there rla!l
not be found in the commune where he refides.
one or more of the commodities mentioned in
the hrtt articles, is authorized to load the veIeI
coniigned to him, with the commodities which
ihall be within his reach, provided that the faid
lading be not competed of more than one-third
I'm coffee.
8. The faid owners, captains or fupercargoes,
thail not, under any pretext, refufr carpoes pro-
vided FOR them in purfuance of the preceding
articles, when it fhali be proved tina. they have
received one-third in coffee.
q. The prrfcpt decree lnall be read, dublin.
ed, and affixed, wherever it fhal be necefTary,
and the execution of it fpeciay committed to
the mlilliter of finances, under the pcrfonal re-
tponiibility of the administrators of diviGons
Made and given in our imperial palace OF
Dehaines, the 9th of Jan. 1906, sd year of in.
dependence, and the rft of our reign.
Signed, DESSALJNES.
BY the emperor,
Signed JUSTE CTIANLATTE.
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NOTICE.

7 ~ virtue Of deed Of trnA, executed 70 u, by
- Heth J. Miller, on the GIN day of November
1904, for the PnrPoie ofiecuring the punaua pay
ment OF debt, or debts due to William Johnion
will be erPoied to fale to the hgheA bidder, for rea
dy money, at Samuel Bradton's Tavern, at Gooeb
land courthouie, on Saturday the 9th day of pril
next; The traa Of land, whereon the fad Miller
AZ Prernt rcildes lying on the little Bird Creek, in
the county OF ooochland, and containing by Gurvey
S3S Is acres, be the fame more or lefs, or 70 mucb
Of laid trsa, as lha be fuficen, to difeharge bond
for E28l.6 8, payable the soth day of the month.
aligned BY faid Johnon, to Frederick Harris togeh
er with ihterea and whsloever COTS may anfwer The
eonlequente Of the aforefsid truf, or fale
GEORGE ToLER,l 1.un
WH. TOLER, ~'9'E"'
April 4. (dp)
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Dni:rstir J:itsIIigsnfe.

Est,ad Of litter fsm an Ane,i,4a Gentleman i, Lon
d0Tf' b" fi'1d in Pbiiadtiabia, dated Tarnary ST.
nave the iatisfaetien to advle you OF the refi-
tuition of the Perseverance and CARGO ON the a4,b
init The ultimate deGination OF the cargo for I'll.
Am'terdam market admitted, aud the legality
OF the voyage acknowledged by the court; it was
therefore, mere queton of property, in which the
oPPoi'te council, by ingenoufly dinorting detached
ientences from my letters, and thofe Of H. and Co
enaeavored to prove foreign interen.-After a
hearing OF two days, FIR w Scott faid, he was a1o-
niihed that 70 plain cafe fhould have taken 10 tb,
time OF the coart--that the property lhould have
been rettored Immediately inveAigation of the
papers, and admitted plea for damages aring from,
detention" -
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7Oyg TNQultFt.
RICHMOND, 9Th APRIL.
MIRANDA EXPEDITIONS.

Our readers may rccollea aCOMMUNIcA.
TON, in our paper of the 4th of March, in
which the writer obferves to the Editor " have
left letter with Mr.. Hylton, the clerk of the
council, addrelIed to you, and to be delivered
when It can do no injury to the caufe in uuef-
t,on IN which you will find the outlines OF the
dei,gn the place of rendezvous sc. You
mutt not blame my caution in keeping the port
or place of defination from the public--for the
mIniter of Spain would gladly know it, and hv
exprefs, might pof1ihly prevent the deiign."
With this introductory explanation, we fubmit
the Following letters to the attention of the
public.
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having theie Hafes xD5g7sns mkeid. OF
republics project, which has been ad.
mirahly expofed in Joel Barlow's .fecond lie. er
to the people Of the U. States. According to
this plan, therefore, Italy is till likely 10 oe
Co Kingdom of his empire Naples perhaps a
rothsr ;Switzerlandanothcr; Holland another !;
and even Spain may exchange her contemplate:
character Of a puppet, for the more honourable
tit'e of confederate vice-royal,y, of F-,acr.
Gigantic indeed mutt be the views of Roma
parte, if fuch arc his intentions But fi,Ln,re
10, If he defens to place his brothers or his re.
lations upon the thrones of theie " federati,.
ftates of his empire 20
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No. I
TO TIE EDITOR OF TIE ENQUIRER.

Richmond, AprI l, 1906.
Oae month having elapfed iince the period
at which tine enclofed letter was put into nv
hands by Stephen Sayre, efq. now fend it to
you asreeably to his requeft and in conformity
to the aaurance then gave him. From the
manner in which Mr.. Sayre, fometime ago
communicated to the public Through the me-
dunn of your prefs) the fact that this letter was
lodged with me, it might fem that its contents
were known or might be known TO the execu.
tive or ryfelf; but that was altogether mpoifi.
hle- The truth is, thst-M-., Sayre coaided
the letter TO me in my private character, as he
might have done to any other individual, fealed
up as you now receive it, and with nftrutfions
endorfed upon it, as you will perceive, to hold
it up till the prefent time. Neither the execu-
tive nor myfelf had, or could have, on terms
that were honorable, any kind of controul over
the letter, and my mott facred honor is pledp.
ed, that I'm at this moment as ignorant of it's
contents, as any other citizen of the common
wealth can be.
am with great refpea,
Your mott obedient humble fcrvant.
DANIEL L. HYLTON.
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Extras efa letter from gentleman at MaelitoeBes, to
argPeef=6It eommereial60y in is ey, A1d fbe 2f5
Mf
:" wasl at evening informed by the commanding
oiheer OF this poR, that he had received official ac
counts from TO 1000 troops being on their way for
this po, and which would arrive in lefs than three
weeks. Ia conieluencs of which he had directed
the agent OF the contractor, TO procure army fun
Plies and keep in fore provions for two or three
months, iuficient to ifiue leaf 1000 ration. Per
Day An e1preis was immediately difpatched to
Fort Adam' and Naschez, requiring fupply as foon
as PollOie' Ls3;Gans GAG.
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the profPea Of affairs abroad, department. pars;cu-
lariy conhgned his care, was indeed melancholy
but he was grati6ed and eheered by the reflection,
that the ipirit, patre refources and unanim;ry of
the country, were far hyperion ,he utmos eiis Of
the prelent eriiis, and that wher properly eGma,ed
they could not fail in banhng depoadence aud nfpi-
ring vigor and confidence"
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CaPt. Groves, of the fchr. Jeremiah, who ar
rived at Beverly, in 26 DAYS from Gibraltar, in
forms, that the U. States brig Vixen, was at
Gibraltar when he flied, waiting orders, and
that officers of the Vixen we're on board Of him.
but he heard nothing of the harbarous ftory
'ateiy related respecting Commodore Rogers
ana capt. Gale, and we preiume there is not
the leaf credit due to it.
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DR.. hnderfon, Phyfcian General, in India
writes. that the number of pertDns innocuia,ed
there tor the Cow Pock, amounts to 10000
SO great has been its fuccefs (in all places where
IT has been generally adopted) that the Bra
mans, III their extrdvagant generation of the
Cow, have defired that the vaccine matter NAV
be fyled Tile 3eq0 ot Harm"
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NETWORK, March 90.

letter received in this city from St, Mares, menti
ons, that the lhp Leander captain Lewis, arrived =,
Jaqnemel about the 18th February
The Leander failed from this port the I'd of Febru-
airy.
As the letter does not fate her having touched at
any other port, we prefun,e that e has carried &C.
neral Miranda, and thofe engaged i'll his expedition
direa TO that place.
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NE W-YORK, March es.

FutwAR SKIPwIrH, Efq i; arrived in town
yeferday from the feat of government We un-
der'tand that he will proceed to France this
day IN the United States brig Hornet, Captain
Dent.
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EBENEZER PUROY has refgned his ftua-
ton as Senator in the Legislature of New York
on the plea of ndjf5eEfion.
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JOHN LANGDON isre elected Goyerno
OF the fate OF New-IIsmpihire without oppo
tition.
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.Hbbaiatment BY tie ConneH of Mar,land.
. JOSEPH HOPPER NICHOLSON, Chic
Judge ut the hxtA Judicial difiriet.
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The eoneIuion Of the Following ex,ra6f Of SIr.
FeSs sadre!s &c The csaors of the city f We an,;,.
tier leems to indicate fomethng like fprited policy
s9d f4vors little ofthoie pacific whe, attributed to
Rim, oat Of Office.
LONDON, February IS
lhs morning MIR. Fox, was unanimously elea-
I'd Tor the city Of Weitminher.
., Mr.. Fox declared, thar IL tie ele6lors thought
ne had III changing his tuation changed his prinei
pes, ms attachment to the esue Of liberty aud thoie
Sonituo1a views which he had uniformly cultivated
ana promoted, they had then the power Of reie
his claims to be their representative but IT, on the
contrary, they continued to have the fame opinion of
I'm which they had esnced for the Ian 2s wears, he
f;uHed he ihouId BE- favored with their fupport In
'oSftrg the fiuItion which he had at that rnouen,
jed bis only objeet to co. operate, for the pub
nc good with men Of enlightened minds and acknow.
fdsed talents. They had undertaken the admniilra-
ton o. public affairs in ers highly perilous, ard if
tnsy ueeeed in favng the country from the dangers
which threatened it from without, they fhould conf
ger that they had done heir duty For his own part
ne had entered into Office free from all felfl, and
partial views, and he Mould net be guilty in Jingle
'neanee OF giving up thofe grand political principles
"hieh had been the pride and glory Of his life With
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3. Richmond, ~ March, 1906.
Mr.. RITcHIE,
SIR,
have heretofore withheld this commune
cation, left the minfter of Spain, might have
had time to prevent the plan with to fee effe
ed.
Miranda has the permifIion from the Britiil,
government to m Ike Trinidada the place of rem
devious ); he is gone there. The delegates OF
Caracas, Sta. Fee and Mexico, are now there,
or expected to meet him. Some DELAY NAV
take place therefore it would be imprudent
to name the place of attack, rather tb.
place to be f1rendered,-to be made the feat OF
confederation.
If Miranda is not gone to that illand, yon
may laugh at my crcdulity-if you hear of his
being there, you may put more confidence
than heretofore, in any Communications I mall
make as to this fubjea.
Yours, &c.
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Captain Mather. of the ihp lFolus from Canton.
ma: furnihed us with copy Of the articles of e,ptr
'sei"n Z" the cape oi Good Hope. He inforais u,
that previous 70 it's fursender i, obtained an, ai r
iev-rai days, and that many lives we're loft.
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No. 9.
F1dorfSd on TIE baek.
TO TIE Editor Of TIE Enquirer.
ITO be dehiptred, auben TIE place oflNirnnGS's
dstlination is made knozvn or avitbia one month
from tbi5 fCF day Of Msreb, spbefbet knOzvn or,
nOt.
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Extraa ofs iter from ,oet7gh!s Gentleman in N,ui.
dated 1919 Nh. TO hi, f,icnair fsis city.
peace with England is now likely to take place
ioonitis very 9erable event. and particularly for
TINS unfprtupate city. The Pope is coming to re6de
At Verfles, and Prince Borghee, brother in law Of
bouapare, is to be iovereign Of Rome. Many other
important changes are expected"
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We forbear at prefent to pufh our enquiries
into the organization of {" the executive de-
partment of the federal government ?" Imoor-
ta"t As that fuhject is; (heyond any COMPARE
ION mere important than the thoufand ephe-
neral topics of the day y this does not now
appear to us to be the proper time for difcuaiag
1t. AT fome future period, when there is lrfs
matterf for publication and more foirit for alb
tract enquiries, We may perhaps reiume it.
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GENERAL MIRANDA.

Within few papers pat, we pubifhed a
ihort extract from an Englilh paper, COZ
corning the life and views of this celebrated
man. Since that time, the entire article has
come TO hand, and we deem 1t mitch too
intereRingt TO be withheld from our readers.
We confefs ourfelvrs To- be Of the number
of thoic, who with we'll to the enterprise of
Miranda, fiould his Object be the de-
livery of his country from the Spanifh yoke.
That England is his ally no,v, is rendered al
mot certain, from the renforcements which
fhe has given him at Trinidad.
II is not impoaible however that bis attack
upon Caracas, is no more than feint, for
conccaiing diverfion for promoting ano-
ther Object, Of aimof equal Importance. The
expedition under Sir Home Popham is full in
our eye. That tquadron was within a few
hours fail of the River ate on The 18th of
June, defined to aa againa Montevedo.
(Pide Cbarleaon bead.
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pisrrlianp.

We have been favored with the perufal of pam
phlet jut received from England, entitled, Review
of the condua towards the auther) OF his ROYAL
Hghnefs the Prince of Wales, containing detail of
many circumstances relative to the Prince and Prin
cets OF Wales, and Mrs Fitzherbert. &c. &e."-By
Nat JeHery, M p. This work alludes to Tome private
tranfacfions between the author (vho was formerly
an eminent jewslsr and godmth) and the luxurious
perfonages, aforementioned. and difcofes faSas of
the moR dihonorable nature. The connection be-
tween the Prince and Mrs. Fitzherbert is particular
ly remarked upon, and nor amiable character Civ
en- of the injured and neglected Princefs 1t altogeth-
er exhibits picture, in which the character of the
Prince appears truly odious It has run through two
editions in London. Phil Cas.
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FOR SALE.

NHE subicriber would difpofe of valuable
- MILL, Formerly belonging to Col. George
Bird deceaied) fituse the upper end of Mid
aiei.1 county together with traa Of Land contain
ing by late furvey hundred for,y-ax and half
acres, lying contiguous to-, and Immediately on the
iouh bank OF Sappahanuock river, eighteen miles be.
low Tappaha,h'>k, eight below Bowler's ferry,
and ten only above Urbanns if not fold previous to
Monday the fifteenth day of September (tha. being
the rIt day OF the next dr court. to he holden at
k,ng & Queen eourt-hone) if fair, ohervsifc the r
tar day, will be fold the hghe bidder ,at the
t,fse and place before mentioneD and poSeion given
the hrit of January next the following terms, to
wit: One half of the purchals money to De paid on
the day of fale the balance in twelve mouths. ecur-
ed by hen on the property, carry ntere from the
date If not punaGally paid. declriptiou is deemed
unneeeiiary, it i. prsfumed none would purchale
withou, firf viewing the fame.
ROBERT BIRD. E
hanover county, Anspit s. tl3thSsPt.
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FOR SALE.

ME LOT and HOUSES wherein 'To5u Ras,il
ten, Efq. the Briti:h Conlul, reGdes: OH it are
three Rory Dwelling Houfe, Office ADD Kitchen.
and other neceaary Houfes for family ule; Well Of
good Water, newly fitted, and Garden lately paed
III, Ware Hcufe and Cellar under it the remains
OF Wharf, which will make good foundation to
onlid on with all the priviledges of lots iitua,ed on
the river, of extending wharf.
ALso-e7lt Acres of well timbered LAND, with
a good Fiihery Willoughby's Bay, taking in the
mouth and part of Malon's Creek where the belt Of
oyiters and Fifth can be conveniently taken
ALso--A LOT in Sniithfield, between Mrs. Pur-
ole and Captain iodd's lots.--For terms Apply to
THOMAS NEWTON. +
Augsh %. 0f1
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HNAwAY from me the 18th O,aober 1905, a,
y Negro woman named Zee. about for,, v.,-. &c
age her little finger of her hands crows in oc
eahoned by burn, well fot perfon. ann inforr,,,
me mas tree pals, calls herelf Sally Cole, an,ancp,
Se' ny Henry Cooper fgned by Adam Craig, or
ZONE other perfon has aligned it for him. will
give % dollars reward to any perfon or portions,
wiz oring the aioreiaid runaway with the faid
pals, TO me in the upper end of Ncw Ken, COME.
IL without the pats which he may deltroy, when a.
bout to be taken and he got, 25 dollars Ter her
DC brought to me in hand for the above reward All
Perions are forewarned from harbouring of her a,
their peril, and all matters Of vers are foreyarned
no" carrying her on, of this Fate, as the law in fuch
$500, put execution.
HOPEWELL PARSONS.
September S. 4ts
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FOR SALE,

AfP05fe aafio7, on tie premjs5, on Wsdaeiaqy, IoB
Sf7fs~6e' 1e~', If not preVioaty dJ3sSd Of by pr-
THe eoHira7,D
live hundred and fifty acres LAND, ftuated in
4 the upper end Of Cumberland county, eighteen
miles from the Court Houfe, three from Farmvile,
and one from good manufacturing mill on Apo
msttox, now navigable almon to Petersburg.
This LAND lies Handsomely, is in good order and
insrlor in quality to ea Of the mountains there
is 10 or IL acres meadow, handsomely fet with timo
thy, aHd about 20 acres more prepared fos towing
next iPrng; IN addition there is an ertenve bed Of
Coal which to psrfon Of capital would he highly va
lbaoe; sne third the purehafe money will be reqir
ed IN hand and the balance in Two annual inRaments.
JOHN KELSO.
AugUa 10, 1906. tdf
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ny virf1e deed IF s'.f executed 70 :Ss JstariJe. ~
d. Pah5oH,n in orfer 70 tecrrs re eaymest efa/as
81 7onty therein esprsg, dse to Yaisaiins ard Wi1i-
ar WM/Iee,
WILL he fold, on Monday the I5th lay of sep-
w tembernext, for ready money, on the pre-
mites tra9 of LAND, lying in the lower end of
Powhatan county, faid to contain two hunired and
two acres, and adjoining the lands of Anthony Mar
tin and others, exPrcGed in faid ,ruG deed.
CHARLES GRAVES, T,sae-.
Augua Is. stp.
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~s>HR f.hrc-;he- will fell .he s.-n, m ,-hi.h la
4 lives, containing 1850 acres, 800 of which is in
wood; this land is well adapted to the growth Of
wheat, corn, graf, and lies remarkably we'll The
improvements coniih of dwelling houfe, containing
eight rooms, new kitchen, laundry, fervants houfe
ice houle, Fables and barn. The payment for this
property will be eafy. will take well lecured
bonds, negroes, or give long credit on receipt of a
fourth of the purchale money.
CHARLES CARTER.
Culpepper, Sept. 2. (sw.)
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TO BE LEASED ON THE PRFMTsEs-

n =. - fsN f}TT :
y" f1'@:y1e lo6 Of 09abs, neSs, c, four ,ears, totS<
bshef Siddt, q :. A.ss,sl
IA lux valuable PLANTATIONS in the Ccun-
/, = ~ OF Halifax, lying aud neae Dan River. be-
longing to the eltate Of Robert Lewis, decd Jha
limitations are knownby the following names viz.
nr't the River Plantation, which coh.aias a6on, TWO
hundred acres of cleared land, of which ther.i, u,-
wares o.a hundred acres Q! prime low grounds ns-.
o. o., winch IS no, inferior to any Land on Dan Rye
ne next, IS fmali plantation called R,oer's rsa
wh,eh IS well calculated for the culture of Cora ana
oeaceo The next, is called the Wolf Hin pi-,.
'a',oh' lying on greek Of the fame name hs ls1-
ta'ion rs chiefly freh, and fuicentiy large TO work
nSe or hx hands to an advantage. The lat Is kno,o,
by ire name OF Sadder's rracf, and is no. large e.
nougn to work more than one or two hands. The
~hoe OF thefe plantations in good repair at IRE.
ient and Ppaelion will be given at Chr.tsman ner.
:, oeened further particulars would be unneccasrv
as a, thole who with to leafe no doubt will fira view
the Premies. Bond with approved ieeur;ty viii, h.
le1"red and further particulars made known on the
Gay Of Ieai1g. " s az
JOHN LEWIS, ~ g
JOHN RAGLAND, inur
Sf''sSt7' for t5t 0.pb1ns Of RoSe,s Les,i,, laes'l
D. st.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-05
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VALUABLE LANDS-FoR ShIF.

VALUABLE .LANDS-FOR SHE.
the Goth Sept next, will be offered FOR fale on
S'the Premifes 70 the higheit bidder, ou the follow
ing terms: that well known traeh of Land, containing
500 acres, to which are attached the invaluable Cha
ieybeate Springs, commonly known by the name of
the Amelia Springs in point of fertility the foil is
equal to any in the neghbourhood the buildings new
and caPaeious, the iituaton agreeable, and uncom
moaiy healthy. 1t being preumed, that thois intend
ing to purchaie will view the preuifes which at any
tlne before the fsle, will be fhewed them by Mr.
n. Auderon, reidiDg on the land further delcrip,
ton IS deemed unnecefiary The of faIe will be
paid III hand and tie other two thirds in two an
nHai payments Complete aud Tory ircurty will
he required of the purchafer For che accommodl,oo
OF the purchaer, liberty will he given TO fow wheat
IN September, and full pofeiiion given the ll-Janu
AIRY, 1907.
EXECUTORS.
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