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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-05-16
! BOSTON, May 8.
A RRIEF VIE w,
u Expose Of The state Of tie French ns

NJ expose o. me SSGte q 5He rfeHcn nae
tion.
8 Ga the 4,h of March, NJ. Champaguy.
minister OF the interior, presented the
Expose of the French empire ts the legis
htive body. The orator begins with she
2svatiou of Bonaparts to tbs imperial dig.
pity, and proceeds TO the Journey which he
Rtsrwards took through Franse. and his
slslt to Milan. Il notices the great ameli-
eration in the Internal state of Francs, par
2sularly at Troyes, Lyons and Savoy.
ledmsn,, Parma, plaisance. Genoa, and
ihe other states on the. ether side of the
Alps, are there represented as greatly anet
a'ora,ed BY ,hs la.c revolutions and changes
watch ne had effected, aad their union and
eennsetion with France. 1t ,hsn proceeds
70 represent him at Boulogns, preparing
For the Invasion of England, when the.
Eoallslon obliged him to transport his army
lcto Germany. After touching upon the:
event OF the war, i, proceeds to give a
picture of the tranquility which reigued III
- rance during the absence Of the emperor
saOa the army. Paris Cis says) did NOT
e0aIaln soldier, aud yet never was public.
lorasr more strictly maintained; never
Wsfs the laws better executed. France
Sseysd the nams of its sovereign, or rather
.Ns sentiment Of love and admiration which
nS isN' 1t was this ssnsimsn, which has.
s'hso the progress of the CONSUMPTION,
a made lta produces threeiold before the
Shs winch the contingent was expected to
~ falssd. Its the :n,imsas of devotioa
Had military ardor, which anina,es those
!"uog men who press to earol themselves
~ 's snesror's guard of honor, and who
-,Ons may regret the rapidity of those sx.
p'o,'s' In which they had no part. II was
20 the midst of these immense and painful
,soors' when the emperor given up to the
'aanees aud combinations of war expert
s0e'ng all the fa,igues of private soldier
exposed to all the ia,emperance of rigor.
,S S' season, and often having no bed but a
"D's OF straw, no covering bat the hea
sVs' from whence all the 6re of his gent.
u ~ 'ss ned to emanats even then, at the
- OF three hundred leagues, he held
>'s ee!as OF the administrator Of France,
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NORFOLK, May 10.

Arrived, ,ch'f Three Siasrs, Spear, as day.
from Greneda. LET, three brgs Two Beseys,
White, for Bottom in IS days; Oliver, Bowen,
for Kennebunk in IS days The American
barque Jane, was brought into Grenada by the
fhlp Dart, and liberated, was afterwards seized
by the officers of the revenue tor having taken on
board Sugar and coffee at Demarara.
Sch'r Isabella, Pitts 81 days from LSbon.
Stale, March rs, 10 lat 50 50, long 10, an
Engilh cutter of i6 guns. treated politely, A.
prl 1e, LAT. go, long 70. IL, sch'r Liberty, OF
and from Philadelphia, 9 days OUT bound to St.
tJago de Cuba; goth, lat 81, ~, long. 7i,44,
h'r Ruby, Jennings, from Portland bound to
Havana May z, lat. "a, 4, long, 70, zs,
fhip Amphion, Trewbridge, of Bottom, 4 days
from CharleAon bound 70 Liverpool 9Th. lat.
g, "a, long: ~, fhip Active. Of Philadelphia,
from Porto Cayello, bound TO Philadelphia.
+ Ys0shAaatLj@. SHIPS AIexsnder. Rode,
Of New York, juf arrived; Reiource, Maggie.
Of Providence for India; PreGaens Toby, Of
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dure still the miseries of war; rather than
make a peace which would expose us to
new losses, and afford fresh allmsns to the
bad faith and avarics of our enemlss."
The snion OF Piedmont with France is repre-,
tented as msaiure which was rendered necessa.
~, from the French being ia poae1ion OF &C.
noa; but 1t is added that thar union does not m
create the Rrength of France. 6 twas not ON.
~ The klngdem Of Italy, OF which they THE coal.
nom would deprive rs; Piedmont, Savoy, the
Duchy OF Nice, even Lyons, and the united de-
parfments, Holland, Belgium, the tor.relIes on
the Meuse, sheie were the conquefs prefcribed
10 the coniederates by Engld and to this they
Certainly would not have confined themselves,
II they had trlumphcd ever the perseverance of
the French people. Eogand attaches no great
iateieH to Italy. Belgium is the true ground Of
the hatred which She bears to US. But Holland,
the 10Th department. of France, the kingdom OF
Italy, Venice, Dsmatia, laria and Naples, are
now under the protection OF tho imperial eagle
and the union of ,hsle fases only affords u. the
means OF being formidable on our frontiers and
COATS. The emperor, after zach victory offered
peace to Anitrla. He also offered it to Maple.
before the var; peace was violated as fson as
iworn, and which has produced the downfall of
fbat hoofe. He also Offers 1t TO England. He
does nor mean to force tkss power to fecede from
she Pred:gioas changes made in India, as little
as AaRria and kulia from the Partition OF 70.
land; but he has right to refuse to recede
from the alliances aid unens VIII ch form the
new fcd:rativc fyaerps of Tie French empire
turkey has cont,aued unGer the yoke OF Ruff
aud ,s was the cnpersr's chief aim, by GET ING
Da!mstia in his bands, 10 be ready to protect the
mott ancient OF allies, to enable biz, 70 ,siE..
lain ais Independence, which is Of raoIc :rn,s!-
lance 10 France than 10 any other power. Til.
hrf coalition terminated by the treaty of Campo
Born,ie, had the favourable i0ue for France Of
the acGu'hiion of Belgium, thc frontier Cepara.
ton OF the Rhine, the bringing OF Holland under
the federatiye influence of France, and The con.
quet of the Gates now forming the kingdoms cf
Italy. TIE fecond coalition gave it PIEDMONT;
and the third bring Venice and Naples under
the fedefasive fyRem. Les-Engand be finally
convinced of her clascciity lie. her not try 70
operate fourth coalition, if it were, in the ma
ture OF shings, pebble to renew IT, rThe
whos OF this article has nc. YET been received
from France.
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Z 3. - = -
.r.,,;aed army. on the other hand, eon-
HAD of $4,000 Russians and 1900 Aus
4{|sns.
IN, ,h;. infsriority ia number was the
:, r,i,fortune of the Russian army: the
c;,y of provisions was so great, that Tor
arlr two days preceding the battle, they
81 no,hiag 30 eat. The helsss were ta-
s; had 10 such degree, that those bsloag-
u, 70 tns artillery could no longer draw.
s. course. in the battle, the asaiiery was
s. l;uls use, excepting ia those stations
ere il was at FIRST planted. The total
1s;lare Of provisions and forage was alone
3 Ase;eut 10 pregent our maintaining our
IN, any longer at Olmusz, or to take ano-
- siation further in the rear. These
y Eeum stances urged the necessity of the
ks,,le, the happy resals Of which could only
s eopected from the yalor Of the troops.
Inc imperial guard, of which it is said,
IS bulletin, that il lost all it's eelors, are
I'm in possession of them, and have taken
: pair from the eneny. The combincd
nav, il is said, lost 5000 killed and
81 600 prisoners. Do they include among
4 s,s the 10000 said to have been drown.
"a.
After e many forced marches, ard so much
l,t;su, and hunger as had been fuaained, with
=. sckpes coafsqucns thsreuoto; alter the affairs
aSon .he Danabe and in Moravia OF The whole
&bsss amy theirs is not deficiency OF more
81 . l7.eoo men. But, were the lois as conf.
abb. a, Ii, buletia has pretended, why was
q, the Rufian army podusd, as thas Bulletin
s.Iv sacrts Ga the contrary, the Rnflisn ar
81 ken, the field till the next aerning. ihe
stuiRice was not cencluded, bur With The En-
s. or Of Germany, ar .shose particular aciife the
&ba;aps GrG commented their retreat, and which
rs alto sf:etcd in gooa order and withoas lots,
,hs French PATTY alert, that du-
M the negotiation with Agttria, the French arr.
~ pfo ecu,ed its victories. To enhance the
ElOry Of this day tn: French bulletin fays, that
The Breach Guard 1.-THE reserve, carpes) took no
pht in tie battle. The fame bulletin however,
skcrwards aGerrs, that when one FrencEf battai-
|ipn was braken by the RuiLian Guard Becaparte
asHsrsd Marhall Bsflicres to advance, ard that
IA Imperial Gasras or b0tb yfdes immsdatsJ
Efne 10 aG7ioa. a
The Fseneh Bulletins abound with false fate.
Vents, over which the pretended noise and de-
faAiar, occadoned by the dicharga OF ae0
= IS OF caaaon, aad CONFLICT betwscn two
|lndred thouland men, throw bu, finley CO.
bring. Can it pstlbly serve the interefs of
heat General to faaesiea fusu rsP0s.s' Can h.
eally Rsnd in need of fuch means as these to in
aeate that military glory, which is not denied
i'm ! P9atri.y eD'N do jseiee to tie trafb.
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BALTIMUnn, NJ, !,

liza A"1oNhy AI.,,
Arrived, fchoooer Good Intent, Ests.u
day, from Cayenne. Bring, nothing later in ~
before received.
Ship Little Mary, Waters, 81 day. from Am.
aefdam. March "a, lat. 4S, long. zs, ipoke
flip Birmingham, from Baltimore, for Amfer
dam and aaip Afaoela, OF Wilcafet, trom Ii.
verpeui tor City Point. Saw two hips going in.
TO Hampton Roads, names unknown.
hooner Antelope, Edwards, II days from
Lssuifa. Let, there, 18Th March, ihip Speed
well, Willis, for Philadelphia, in few days !;
Margaret, Gardner, do. next week Pamela,
Taylor, Cha,lefou, or days: Olive, Daw I.
ion, for New York, no cargo on board ready !;
Leo, Gardner, Nantucket, taking in lchooncr
Elizabeth, Robins, New York, dilcha,ging
Fclirisy,| Fely, Baltimore. pars of cargo down
Brilliant, Mellon, do, part of cargo on bosra /;
pilot boat Pengsin 1ngfahame, OF New York,
Tor Curracea, in 8 days. Piled brig THEE Bro.
theirs, frdn Martinique, in the Bay. Saw f..
sersl yeilels off the Caps', aanains ia.
May II.
Arrived, brig THREE Brothers, Fitch, II days
from ST. Pierres, Martinique. Left there, on
the 18TH April, ichooncr Adolphu,, Of Norfolk,
for Charleaon, in days brig Jane, for Phils-
depha, in few days; Sally, OF do. from An.
tgua Maria, of do. arrived CO the 18th Of
April Adventure, for New Ystk, o. the 18th i;
lchoonef ,Daih, of DO. uncertain; Morning Star,
of ChaIleAon, fold; brig Fayo;ise, of Bottom,
returned, with the loh of her fortpaa, after ha.
wing been az lea "A hours, repaired and ready to
fail hp George, of London, from Surnsm,
with fugar, coffee and cotton, pr:ze. OF Hat.
.eras, lpoke flip Active, 10 odd DAYS from Pot,
cavelo, for Pn'ladelphis. The PILOT fpoks OF
Cape Henry, hips Cora and Iris, bound 10 Bal.
tinoreo
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AaeaNorsa Dailp aDuerllser.
Friday MAY is.

:. ExtrG2 If G ietter from 'Ravqaa. dz,ed 1T. 6.
- am iu'prizrd to Ice 10 mach in the Uiited
States pa ers ri 3s1ting th. political tela be-
twesa ID: Ual 81 STATES anl SPAN. arr col fl.
aent ,hat one hait the GaZetts accoua s are TO-
,hicg more thsa nc5e f4b.ieagio1s, IS ] al cady
kr0w foHe OF !htm 10 be. LIt:fseG,s TO he inf.
ruated thst toaiie appearances sts Rsarisasd By
this government, but ] :nagt ;'ru tba. il is d-
tectiy the contrary, ard thar very pacific diff
potl;ien is entertained towards fat Anne leans,
and there apPears 10 have heen aching Of hof.
tile nature received from shc e,urt 81 Madrid,
and it IS the prevailing opinion here that all diff.
fersntcs between the two nztion8 Viii be AMIGA.
bly, lat1lcl.'
Captain Rilbrough, trcm St. FisfFss, Msrti-
nique, informs, that the officers of the cuAems
ere very fTitt owing TO feveIals,s 1eseeti n. i'm
attempts TO fmuggle, to erade Ina antics -
veasls had been fsizsd OF them, avye,e. liberia.
ted, paying foe CT soc dollars each. Markets
at Mrtinico, April u and the sd3acsn: "a andsp
for United States, very low. Colonial produce
h:eb; iugar d'llars SO cents to r so; coffee
Ie e'sn;; Cocoa II 10 go ISOLATE. 80 to
which date, no Llt ar -TES!k, 18TH Apr,l .hnne
Al Marin, lM'rt.J 9TH Apnl, ffh at = -.--e
beet g; butter IS f,us la,d 3 fweet oil 4
dis. per d1zeo lumber no demand. The above
in batter for iugar, dals. 10 so; mol Hrs 45
to ~ ioas. I Bgfen pap
Ten or twelve year, fnce ,he jacobins prtaitg.
ed that in ten years there vctld rot be .ar5 EN-.
p.ior,> King, Prince, or n,hemAD IN Emete
Bat we find, irfcaI Of TIE al nih,Iaticn shtGe
fort of folk RcNAPtRrE car msrutaaage them
aim, & as faa asa grgs bread baker. In a late
batch he pros uced DC iefs han three Kings, and
nobody knows low many Princes. &C.; e.. And
it is faid he has now in dough two or thee ore
Kings. b-Gdes new EnPe'or Of ,ie krrtb -
b.. notwithstanding hr thus mars ",spubtiran''
predictions, no one enjoys mote Of their homage
and high confederation.
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+ F11m i6s Maryias9 HeraQ.1

Communicated for publication o. Dl. Emanuel
FAM, of wslhington ccuny, MD }
Is Il Wiek thaf crN x6tsga ran q GEM !
Take leaf OF Mule's, II. It get halt dry,
cut from its Gdes a .qusItcr and halF qaarisr of
an inch in breadth, pu, il in your lamp, and it
will burn equally as we'll as a tto6 wick, and
will faitz;o read and write by, better than cans
Gle, which sfuE be often iiGffd.
The trR-,r, 1ehfouskou tie Tired States,
/, will render !,rvicc to the conmuri;y, by in-
f.fting ,ht above in heir REFLECTIVE pa efs.
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.D1kp suddenly tins mo'n'ng at n'ne
o'clock. Mr.. DUNCAN NEVlN, a
respectable inhabitan, Of this town.
His friends and acquaintance, and the
ST. Andrews Society 10 particular, are re-.
eues,sd TO attend his funeral from his late,
dwelling, upper end Of Fairfax street, to-
morrow morning at 10 O'Clock.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-03-14
lVoLuME 2.
IMPORTANT TO spoRTss,rN

y" ''e Z9fs d,y IF drill nesf, 7viH Be- e6.,,I 6r r.,
! IT hIs B,reiag Creer N C,rsii.r .eyof.. '@''
| ne sTUo,of the late col. ]ohn Hoon,,s ,o,.
i,suS OF Imported and country bred S,all;nn.
o'ooa MARES, and their produce for feyer,, yss.l
Pa1-'otai about one hundred head. iris :. -.
sa,n'y the mott numerous, aud probably t,s ,a. '
'ec'ed stud ever before offered a, public au,;oo :;
TINS country as it is well known, tina. r.. l,, ~
f, pared neither money or exer,ion in pro.,,,..
bo'i' at Come and abroad fi,ch Hock a. ,nra..tSS
mon certain to iifure hin, luceefs as br..dsr .r
gentlemen who may feel difpoi,on to eng,ss ;n, Nv
meiateiy in the pDrss of the turf f.veraI A. M
cno isor Year Odds could be highly recommends
NE. blood and figure. Should any of the S,nJt lef
ne iaIn'ed out for the approaching l,r;,v h e
will be PofPoned until the exp;rs,;nn .,'e
.eaon' The other flock will I've fold w;,h,n, 9. ue
noee sfI Psyaele IL Is and Che oisf at months: 60
5e ieeursd by bond, with approved iecurcs tc cat.
ry iniereh from, the date if not panc,u,,y paid.
d comfortable diic,urt will be made Tor caih.
Gentlemen in the neighboring Aa.es ar. hereby
1fiuFed that the a!e Gall poIiveiy take place on che
day above Rated.
a catalogue will be exhibited, Eating age, blood,
Sc.
JOHN C. VOOLFOLK,
JOHN HoOMEs,
FsesnfoyS u JoLn Hocnsi dssI
n'"hns Sreen' January ss. Qds)
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NUMBER 98.1
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.

VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.
To * Sa Re IL. t;e5sa 5iak,, o, 77nSsy n. ~ DDS q
My nts', IN t5e is.s" Of IyasdIarg, On. so4sy Of
Comp5~I
THAT large aud eo,ncdious TAVERN and ut1-
l. Improved piece Of ground, Adjoining thereto ;
ht:atcd in the centre Of faid and on the main
rcer at the co,sr leang to the Jail and houfc
and not more raai tsty yards from tine latter, OPP
Polite lyash's War--fiouie an,i the ilreet leading
franz the ferry landing. The TAVERN contains four
stonss and bar on tie rt Hoor. including two We
~ Urge rooms fu,ahle fnr hall or dining roon, ;
the !econ3 aoor cCntans Gx rooms fiitabc Tor oJc-
ing Foon's, with al sxeel.enc garnet. This Ia
FERN has pot,co the full le:,th of the hoafe, alto
good dry csar and we'll oppo!ite the door, toge-
ser With ktchs,, fncEe hpuGe and Fable with t,s en-
fy-two Halls therein. Tie nnimproved piece Of
sfothd conslins Iii feet the main tlres. to Da-
%ss's Lott and hundred fec, ON the ipiIje ftreet
Lott and \ aa.t which is called the Town Lotr
Including rhe ht!f Lott the Gable Aaads Oh. Il il
dfsnied uhneceiilry tn ate the great valuc of The
above Property, or fay more TO the advantages
selling from 70 centrsl end eiisa5le flaid for Ia
VEIN and ftore houies, as it is p,eiumed no perfon
wosld he inclined 70 purrhaf- the fame without
Viewing the iaid proparty; there being no Joubt
th.y will be better fatsed after feeling the convent
eht iitua,ion thin any information they could get
from, this ADVERT stnent- The terms are one third
Of the pureiafs money paid down, one third oJ,h
Dee, follo~ug and the reinaining one third 25,h
Dec. 1907, tae purchll.rs giving bond With appro-
Fcd f.cnrity TO carry n,erei from the date if aos
fnnetuaIy paid. Fnr further information apply to
William Rnf. Of Richmond or the fuhitribsr liyiu,
rear Lynckbag.
SAMUEL SCOTT.
February II. IF.
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FN be LANDED IN fesv Al:rs,
EN- Tatas well aflortet! Queens Ware, and
90 containing very elegant ferv:ce of blue
printed Tabe Wares direct from the n,anufa aories.
ny the Ship Alexander, Capt. King from Liverpool,
Juit arrived Norfolk and will be fold low for cath
country Prodee, or negotiable ar 60 days, by
WILLIAM HART,
,,,.+5 9ees,fte tie jtaI. bo.ts.
IRISH POTATOES for the tahie or piarti,:,-.
Sew-Eng. CHEESE, SALT, COOLEST MACK
XII saAD and general aliortmsl.s Of GRoCE-
k'I.S and Liquors, at the luveit retailing prices
February Is fepcw Soawtf"
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LAND,

Psffiz,sy FIR Eaieb BY TIE /is5/eriber,
NNE thoufind acres, formerly known by the
name of David Twins Quart er, on Otter river,
IN this eonaty, adjoining the Laud whercou tile ,b-
icriber lives where there is merchant mill tina,
makes as good Hour any in America not more
than twenty two miles from the flouriihiny togn Of
Lypehburg, where there is good nrarkc, for ali
kinds OF produce On this tract there is as much clear
cd land is fufcient to work feven or eight hand.
to advantage, conling of two fields Of fri rate RI
yer Low Ground and three of High Land all in good
order tor cropping, the balance is in woods great
part OF which is heavily timheIed, and great GUAM
tty is good tobacco land there is alto on this trat
abundance of the baH FIRING water in every field,
good ime-ttone quarry the quantity inexhaufibe,
aiio an overeers houie, together with other neceia-
~ homes for plantation butuef. Tie Land is well
adapted 10 tie culture OF Tobacco, Wheat, Cotton
Corn, Rye, Oats and Flax; the ii;uation is very heal
thy, and in gond neghborhooi, attached TO which
is very good range for all forts of fock The pur
chaier may be accommodated with every kind Of
ock, grain and plantation utenfils, and polf. aor,
gwen next Chriffmas, iooner if required Credit
will he given for two thirds of the putchaie money
at three equal annual Payments the other third will
he required in hand. Tobacco Bark Gock, publ;c
iecuries negroes will be received in paynenr
ROBERT SCOTT.
Campbell Februaryl. SIN.
N. B. The above land may be divided into two
plantations if required. In tie abfence of che fub-
icriber the O9erieer will thew the premifes RS
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&afes at Quftin,..

q" Saf1'Gyhe 2sf6 i:art. zpY Be Iy at 4dsi1ior on
he PrsmysI, il NAT pre.,0gGy dfs;ad Of at eyi,,a,t
y/ake'
4 HOUSE e LOT on Shoeka. Fill the lot con.
n tanning about one quarter of an acre, forms
part OF what is commonly sailed ]aekfons fquars,
and adjoins Mr.. William Nice's garden; it is well
eneioied and has well of excellent water upon it,
ana Its htuaon a. desirable any in that part of the
town. TIL. bouie is neatly iiuiihed and well calcu
lated Tor the comfortable Accommodation of final
family. The terms viii be made knows Oh, the day
of iale
TAYLOR e BROWN, 4saa;oree,s.
Msren !. {Iaw tbs.
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4 I Il meeting of the Board of Directors of the
y Maiai! Ai'ir.nce Society againft Gre Oil build
'hs "i che Rate o. Virginia, held at the General Of
Ace OIL TIE Istt day OF February, 1866.
iEe ipllo wing ref"luti, adopted, which is by
o:der OF the board puSlited, 10 VII
For efficient rf ATOMS appearing the Board ana
Lfpur(ance of the authority vetted in the Prefde4t
and Directors, by the at Of .Antmbly, ntitusd al,
ACT iaPplenentary 70 , intitulcd an a concer,l-
ing tue Mutual Aarance Society 1gaini fire on build
ing: Of the fate os Virginia
Riafssk That tie Special Agent, Of this Society
6e allowed I'LL she sra day of July next to complste
tie kevaua.isn Of all bu,ldines which have been in.
fatei prior su The sOth day of January, 1905, within
me dtfs and towns FOR which they may have been
fevafaNy appointed.
lLExAN1E& M'RAE. P,ofatm M us.
Teite,
tkwis M RrtAtAfN, elk. E. d.
FehruaryQl. oaw3w
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no BE SOLD BIZ AUCTION.

ht tne irons door OF the Eagle Tavern in the CITY q
kish'ond, OIL the eighteenth day Of March mex,
enfuing
! 'HAT mott valuable eftate, Iitus,ed in the conn
| ~ OF "Ythe, and commonwealth uf Virp;ui,
ana heretofore well known by the name af ChirSell
Lead Mines; bot which, for foa,et;rne pail hail
oeeh co"'idered. as the property of Stephen AuGn,
anu company, OF the city of Philadelphia by virtue
ora Purehaie thereof By them, made under a decree
OF the high of chaucery of the faid eomn,oo-
wealth. with the terms whereof they have nor com.
Piled. ''''' '''' 'O''''
nat Purchafe was made on the 2oh day of F.brn.
AIRY 1898, for the FUN of 6,5o5, and nee tina, pe-
i'od they have made landry great and valuable i'm.
pFaveinenss on the faid ellate.
me Wen known value OF the property, and the
certainty which the fublcribers feel that thof. ,,b
mean to become purchafers wall Asisfy >hsrf-i---
thereof, ou view renGsr any furtL,r deIrip,ion of
the property Tn be fold unnrceiiary.
Inc Tale wall BE- made in confornty to two feveral
DEGREES OF the hyperion of rhancery which is
o,reeed by law to be held the Capitol in the city
OF Richmond aforeiaid, the pronounced OH the |
sh day OF Juue and the Other al tie ri. day Of Oc
tober, in the year 1902.
Crea't viii De given to The purchafer or purchai:
ers, Tor term of nns Eianst.s fr One and eighteen
months for the other nioirty Of the rurchaie money,
each moiety being fe1ured not only by bond with
good ecurity made payable TO the fubicribers or the
iurVNoFs OF then their executors, adrnirlr OF
aigns, for the ules in the iad decree pscifed, and
BEARING nteret from tbs date but alto, by the re-
tenton OF the legal eate, until the whole purchafe
money, with iueh interen, fhall be fully paid on
which payment conveyance eonveyanees " i'll be |
executed to the purciatr purchaicrs in virtue of
the faid decree by
JOHN WIcKHAM, , CommlIioners
JOHN WARDEN, Of the.
WILLIAM HAY, court.
J,n. 81. sw
~ The fale of the above property is tonponed
% The 5ih day of Nav next
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A FEW BUSHELS OF FRESH
ELOYER SEED,
For Sale by
March Z. #
March 4.
FOR SALE.

=. FOR SALE,
HIVE hundred acres of LAND in powl,a,su eo,,n.
1 ty,lying on the Buckingham road above the
Court Houlc; four ffths of which is IN woods and
well nmbered. ALTO, four or FIVE hundred aeres iy-
ing on ApPomattox river, bounded on the upper Gde
oy ms] Feerheld Archer, aud OIL the lower by Mr..
John powal. The above is part Of the land general.
ly known by the name of the fighting creek eaa,,..
Terms si!l be made known by ,pp!ying TO VIM.
Burk!eYdving thereon, or to the fblcriter.
WM RANDOLPH.
Milton March 4. GIG
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LdND FDR SdLE.

by virtne OF decree Of IJoaiia Court. will be
fold on the premifes. on the 20,h day If March
neHt, TO the higheh bidder, for ready money: q
TRACT OF LAND beungirg 70 the elate Of fri.
jor Thomas Jchnfou, decsatsd, lyirg on the water.
Of HARRIS Creek, about two OF tluee nude. from,
LouHa Cnurt-Houf; containing by elimination fix
hundred ard thirty acres. This faIe Is to he made
i2' the rsr7ofe ot paying ? deb, dps Fnn the eade
- laid N;jor Thomas Jolmfoa deceaisd te Elizs
buh io'atop et,eGtrt q TlD,tas lohuEon, de~,,ied
COMMISSIONERS.
te6u1,y ~. Nmy