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TRANSACTIONS FOR THE FEDERAL,
GAZETTE.
TWENTY-SIXTH BULLETIN OF TuP
GRAND ARMY.
Znaim- NorcnLer 10. 1o-


Prince Murat being informed that the Ruff.
an generals Immediately after the lieaat,te Of
the convention, had fet out with part ffheir
army with view Of patIing by Znain and inst
every thing indicated that the remainder inte;,d-
ed to follow them in order to efcape ls, he LET
them know that the emperor had not ratified
the convention, and that he fhould in coofe-
queDce attack them. 70 that effect prince Nv.
rat made the necehary arrangements. narcnrd
after the enemy and attacked them on th, 1et;,.
at O'Clock p. NJ. This brought on ,he hat.
tie OF Zunteridrof, in which that Dart which
formed the rear guard of the Ruliian arrry 80,
put TO Fight, loing / 2 pieces of cannon. 100
baggage-waggor', 5000 prifoners AMI 9ooo XII.
led on the field OF battle. Martial I,n,,e -.
tackled the enemy in front, and while he INN.
ed them on the left with the brigade oe cr,r,.
dicrs under general Dnpos, martial Soult fyyo.
ed them on the right with the brigade of ,,o,
LavaiieUr Of the divilion Of Iegrand, oo,,,,o.
ilng thc Sd and 18th regiments of tie linc
General of divfions Waliher, attacked ~,
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TO RENT,

hTOUR ROOMS in my Houie on the ftreet lead.
L ing from the Main-freet up Shockn hill by the
Governor The iitua,ion is healthy and plearant.
being IN the centre of the town. near the Capitol and
aln-itreet, very convenient for buine(s it would
i't very well gentleman Of the law, a, the lower
room IS well adapted for Office. A fmalI family
would be preferred, which may have part ufe of the
kitchen and fable for one or two hsrfes I,,noed,,s
P1beiton may be had. VIZ. Asst
Feb. Is. taw
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HE iuoicribsrs to the Library Society of Rich
rsond are delired to meet at MIR. FleG,er's Ia
Sern' on Monday the twenty-fourth day of this
month, 1t he hnur Of eleven O'clock in the forenoon
to elect preient and three Directors in conformi-
y'o e ACT of incorporation of the faid Society," paed
OH the thirteth day of January lat.
Gentlemen who refde within the urifditaion of
tne city of Richmond, or the limits of the town of
Nancheiter, who with to become members of the TO-
cetyare requeed to give in their names to the pre-
Tent direSors before the wenty-foarth infant, in or
der that they may be qualified to vote for officers
under the charter.
mat the directors may be enabled to make an adj
dition to the Library, the preent members who are
in arrears to the foci-y are tvred to paw their ba
lanees to the tire; lirer.
THE DIRECTORS
February Is. 18Th * 22d
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WILL BE SOLD.

ITO tie bigbsR bida7.fot re7dy mo7ey, nm h.
( premises, on Moaday fbe I7b DIV ofAIorrI
mcef, BY 7,irtae Of a deed of f,uR, rxecnfsd b.
11af6ezo Brown, to Joba Nicbolas. ami Yo5a
Kelly, TO feHre The payn,snf ofa sun of 0Ioney
as eNbrs6sd therein, qUifb jatereR and exbenec,
offbc Jaie, dasfo Toha III Sbsbbard ami by
him tr0a!fsrred TO Do8. Laar WinRon ofCal-
PcRbsr Comfy, n Parf Of lire i,n3 of Auud, hyiag
in Tie Noribg0,dea, Hlbemayle Couniy, qvJere.
on The Eaid Bro1vn nozv lines. 7be taLe ap;Y
TAKE PLacf. bstzVfen tie hours, tzveize and three
srloek, p. VI.
JOHN KELLY,
%, AHing TrgRee.
Charlottesville, FEB. IS. (t4,uq)
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WHO WISHES

% RENT, HOUSE in healthy fituation, on
/ the Main ttreet, a little above the Swan-Ta.
vern: A Brick Building, with dry Cellar, and a
Kitchen underneath; large Store-room and Coun-
tlng-room, well calculated for Grocery and Dry
Goods; in the iecoud ilory two good rooms, each
with fireplace grated In the third fory are alto
two lodging rooms complete. On the lor is a Gable
&c.
This tenement is adapted to accommodate penteel
family, and perhaps not inferior any ftand for bu-
hneis on Shockos-Bill, for terms apply TO
N. IiALLAM.
February Is. (2tp.
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EDWHRD RILLflf.


a, Ii. terla@s baqing claims agaiaR Tire eGnts
4 3 Of Job" Hoonei, decd. Of tie Bosvii.e-
GFf'tn, IRE re2nsRed 10 make tbenl kaoSvn, ira.
prorpif'" mey BE- made far a final lsttiemeaf.-
ma l3oje Hids5fed MIR muke :,nmediate tay-
me@i 10 ToHN HOLMES, and
JOHN G. kTOGLFOLK,
Executors Of JJfol'n H0oaucs, deed.
.Tant2G. RI
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NUMBER 9o.7
MANCHESTER TURNPIKE COMPANY.

4 Office is hereby given. tina, all flare, upon
which the ninth requi,ion ihall remain uspaid
or upon which there thali appear to be due derouen
ce' any former requi,ions will be offered for iac a,
Mr. Brookss tavern, in Mauehefer, OH the 5th day
ut March next The lale commence a. l2 o Clock
III the forenoon.
BY order Of the Directors,
JAMES BRANnRR, Clerk
February 13. (tdr.
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TO BE RENTED.
February 8.

~" ne IN Of J"nHa'y nevi, either svfb or
EUifbom fbe o5fse,
ME HOUSE en- Sbock9 Hill in zybieb tbe
5nb5eriLey Latr!r yeGarA
MERIrE7HER ZONES.
Frbrnary 4. fc
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4 TUTOR wanted, who can teach Reading,
\, Writing and Arithmetie, in fmall family
Apply to the Editor Of the Enquirer
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US'r ,eseioedIy hs Eabj1rBx5a f4o Hbas. p,iw.
81 ANTIGUA RUM-f6.y La0s on hanI general
sg"yinfnf Of Good in f6eir line.
FISHER q LESUIFUP.
Fs5rnary Is #.
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VALUABLE PRopERTY-F0P SdJF

VALUABLE PROPERTY-FOR SlLF.
WHAT large five tory BRICK TENEMENT,
a north fde OF the Miis-ttreet leading to the
Captoi, now occupied by Mr.. S. Rawlings, and in
which Mrs. Harris has an intereR dur;nT her If.
time The fuation is furpantd hy none, being near
the bank the Capitol the bafon and the polt. oliice.
For terms apply to
AUBIN LAFOREST.
Jan. 80.
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VOLUME 2.

he emperor Of Germany has retired 70 Of
'ne'r. Ourpoits arc within one march of tb,,
place. ia - meg
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Ca~JerIand, JIaVa,y 25N, 1906.

CH~Je,Lazd, JaaDayy 95f5, 1906.
Sir,
p Z HAKE notice that on the twentv.6f,h d,v of
March next at Green's old Gore and on the
twenty-!iSth at Walthals old nore, nall proceed
10 take the dePoitions Of fundry perfon, to read in
a ilit depending in he County Court of Amelia in
which | am Plaintiff and you Defendant.
agn, &c.
CAIN MAUN.
February IS. Naw swp.
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TO Mr.. George Bruce Of thr fate ofKsutueky.

7oMr. George Bruce Of tbe fate ofKsutuek,.
SIR,
r0a "eitbe, r5fA- 4vitJir tbis eoxa,oazpeat5 NO,
bap- G''r fHo'o" Ggrnf or attorney therein, haze a.
dqaief this nLod, p,ycdGy lar, 10 siq- vou ngt;e..
f61i 0" 7n-A,y the u Day efhtynx! at TIE Eaple Ia.
"n in to; eyaf Rbmons 6tvoern beBopr5 otter o'clock
Il. NJ AMI Jim Ji Of tJt fame day, @aN PROCEED to
TAKE tie dbeEfiOn Of Him. NJ. Htniag, zvLo is Erpe
7etnfE in material pOin in sR nozo dt,eniiug in
f6' Superior Cont of Cbaneyy, far tie Richmond d1c
'ritf in zOsieb .ryf and Aar Barniy zpd9zv and de-
'y'e Of Jamr' B4r"iy, deed e0mp!ai1ants, and you
are dstcnG1mt.
Ian yOurJ, iFe.
JORN Z. NAPKINS.
d1emzyie, Fe5 l3 oazu4z.,S
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II Virtue OF a Truf Deed from Alexander
- and Peter Field Trent, dcceafc;i, will be
tod, TO the highea bidder, on the 25th of this
Infant, in the town of Manchester, on the main
i5reet o2poiite the Old Warehoufe, for can, or
.ountry produce, one half acre LOT OF
LAND, with !evera! HOUSES with little re.
pairs may be made tenab!e)
JOHN ARCHER.
February 8.
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4 NDREW STEVENSON, in addition TO the
l. courts of King William and Hanover; praai-
les law in the county court of New-Kent
January l6 IN s. S. 1t.
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IiOU6 TONS newly invented PATENT ME-
i / TALLjC HONE, may be had IT Mr.. Go.
Gre,nhow's bore, oppoiite the Earle Tavern. The
ntity oI this mac6iue FOR feting Razors aud other
ntruincn,s which require a iue edge. renders /, an
oojet! worthy The attention Of every individual who
MAJ have pceadon for its uir.
DECEMBER 2. AZ
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AUCTION.

AUCTION.
HE Gkf Of BOOKS, BY 11ul7ion, 4oiH take elate
: o" Friday and Saturday evruiags, at WILLIAM
PRIcnARD's B0ok-Store. Hours of )aA from fix
o'Cloek until nine.
february Is.
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2'6t 0H 10 tie bigb5a hitter, on TJnjty be " diy o,
May nest, in The f0gOa Of LyneJbng, and county Of
CambBeH
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EDUCATION.
saw4tT.

nURING the enfuing year, R. l.. Rohannan,vyi,
~ continue and puriue the profe1ional infruS;on
OF youth in the town of PortRoyal His couri.sof in
itruction eoniprehends Latin Grammar, Englifh Pro
fody the art threading, Arithmetic, Geography with
the uie of the globes and maps, Mathematics, and
the principles Of fome of the mon ueful and cbriop.
branches of Natural Phiofophy. With refpeta TO tbe
importance and utility of thoie branches of earuipc
that form his coure OF education, it would be chime
rical IN lin to enter into any dilquiition fnce they
are obvIouily the foundation on which youth NAV
whatever be their prof ,eSs future walk, in life
place their future uiefulnes and efaeem. AS afford
ing satisfactory evidence the parents and quar-
dams of thofe young gentlemen whom he may hays
under his care, OF the Improvement which his pupils
derive from his courle of inrucion he will continue
TO purdue his adopted plan Of caung hi, pupil. to n-
annually PuUIc examination the ftudies in
which they may have been respectively engaged this
plan, beides the fat;fadion that it may excuiivelv
afford to the parent guardian, will he thinks) ever
be powerful incentive TO create ardor, add new
vigor to the mind, above ALL prodsce in the breafs
oil his pupils, laudabls and praile- emulation
to excel 1t is his mott ardent deire the primary OH
Jetts ofhs labours, and the nrongea motive for hi,
mott jealous devotion, to deveope amengR his pu-
pills new genius of intellectual activity, and ar the
lame time TO point out the obe9s to which this A.;
witty may be the mott ufefuy directed He deem;ne
himielt an ardent lover of induGry and proper inn
Provenent of time, it fhal be one of his moi eaoer.
concerns to inculcate habits of intellectual aeviv in
the youthful mind for he is mprefIed with belief
that however great the talents and genius of youth NAV
he without the activity for exerting them, they vii,
be unavaing, pine, decay and perth. AS il ihall be
one OF his melt jealous concerns rear the tender
mind to habits OF induitry and application, 70 will he
deter youth from requenting pleafure parties, pur-
tuing frivolous amufements and fuch other Dernici
Gus habits that they may have previouy the
great foes to virtue, health and happue ch habit,
that encourage virulent paious, and fink the native
vgor ofyouth into contemplate efeminacy and apa-
thy.
for iuch OF his pupils that may attend exclufively
to the Of Reading ard Arithmetic hi, charoe for
tuition will be eight dollar, per sharter. To thofe
who may attend other branches oflearnng, his charge
will be ten dollars per quarter.
N. B. His School will commence on the fecond
Monday in January, 1867.
Port-Roya, October %, 1906. SIM.
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EDUCATION.

ME Subscriber, making his fincere aetnow-
Judgments to thole gentlemen who have mani
feited their confidence in him as teacher of youth.
propoes TO continue his School, the fame place the
enluing year. -
In thi, feminary, youth will be iniruGcd in Read.
ing, Writing and Arithmetic; the Engliih Grammar
and the principles of Language; Geography and til.
uie of the Globes; Prataicsl Mathematics, and n.
Elements of Natural Phiofophy
That the bufnefs ofthe School may progreis with
more eaie to h,Het and advantage to his pupils the
iabfcriber will not admit more than I6, a,ould h.,
teach alone; or g, if he fhould have an aiIiftanh
The price of board and tuition, (eash boarder fur
mining his own bed) will be { % for boys under fif
teen years of age; and ( so for thofe who exceed
that ages thirty Dollars of the price to be paid In adj
vance, and the balance the expiration of the term
which will commence about the Goth of Isnparv,
and end about the 10th of December followi.g.
ANDREW BROADDUS.
Caroline, OCT. %. .aw4tF.
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THE SHIP NEW-IERSEY.

The cafe of this fhp, better known by the
title OF the cafe of Ncklin and Griffith, in the
y1aI, employed by the enc.
mics of the executive of the United States, and
OF the peace ofthis country, to produce DIFF
cord and difcontent through the union. Aware
OF the danger Of trufing to partial evidence and
conAdent that the chief magtrate of the union
would not iuffer mihiaer at a foreign court
to hold ftation which he was capable of abu-
hing 10 greatly as Mr.. Armftrong was charged,
ard believing too, from a perfonaI knowledge
of general Armftrong, that his lofty and un-
bending fprit would not ftoop to nor brook
diihoner, we maintained an in7exbIe Gencc on
the iublect of the accufations laid againt The
ambai1ador.
A pamphlet has jua appeared, it bears the
imprint OF PHILADELPHIA Il, is fervid and indig-
nant reply to the publications againft Mr.. Arm
frong. The authors name is not mentioned,
but il is evidently fome perfon in Mr. Arm
itrong's confidence, and glowing with indg-
nant zeal in the CAME his friend There is
iome aiperity mixed with the vindicatiop.
AnrnrG.
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THE SUBSCRIBER,

II AS iult reseiveda handfome aIortment of CHI
u MA, China Glazed and Croekery WARE, and
very foon expects bandfome parcel of Clafs to at
Gort what he has hand he has ALTO received on
.0Hfgnment Antigua and New England Rum by the
luncheon, London particular TeneyiGe Wine by the
pipe, Teas by the chef, and mems fine Has by the
box, which articleswilI be fold low for ea or on the
ulual credit for negotiable paper
He has or hand a general alTortment of GROCERIES,
among which are Brown Sugar s; Coffee by the hid
and bbl Salt by the fack, Shad Clipped Herrinp. e
IaTr by the Dbl and northern Potatoes loofe and in
Dbl Vindegrave, Claret asd Port Wine in boxes Of
one ADD two dozen bottles each, Cordisls Olives.
CaPsrs and Anchovie', alto in boxes and he keeps
eonitauy large iuPply Of Philadelphia bottled and
draugh, Porter and Ale, aud Beer in barrels.
lie has lately rented the Brick Ware Houfe on the
efois-itree leading from he Brick-Row immediately
to the Balm, which has been occupied for MANY
years by Mefirs. Pickett Pollard and JohnGon. He
will be glad to receive on forage Flour and other
country produce at the ordinary rates.
DANIEL TRIPLETT.
Oet' ~ CIV.
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TO BE SOLD PoR CASH.

AN Saturday the 9Th November, at the Store
y y door OF the fubftriber The reiidue of the ec
tate Of John Watkins, decd eonifting chiefly of
heuiehold and kitchen Furniture, a negro Maa and
one Horls All perions having claims againil faid
eitate are requeaed bring them forward on or be-
lore the day Of fse, and thofe indebted will pleale
make immediate payment, the fubfcrber intends
eloing MS misunderstanding as quick as be polibly
san, after the fale is made.
J. r. ROBERTSON.
MIlasheler, oa. -. SIG
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PHILADELPHIA, October 81.

~
election for Mayor of this city was held by the
Select and Common Council; when ROBERT
WHARTON, Efq. was duly elected.
>. DOMESTIC MANUFAcTUREs.--We have the
pieaiure TO rate, that domeGic manufacture of
flannel from American wool is commenced, and
that the produce of shisnew branch of manufac-
tnre will foon be for fale at the Warehoufe for
the fae of domefic manufactures, in fouth
Third ftreet.
Several fouthern gentlemen have entered in
to engagements for the clsthing of their labor
ers with American manufactured Coarfc linens.
woollens and ftripss.
1t is remarkable that the colours of our Amc-
rican Printed eahieoes, are 70 much fupcrior o
the knghih, as almoft to exclude the latter from
the market. ~
The colours of American enllico-s are all fix.
ed and will walh, and the patterns are equal
to any of foreign manufacture.
comfortable fupply of american linens OF
excellent quality has been lately depoGted at
the domettic manufacture warehouse-it is the
produce of the foil and mdnRry of Pennfylvania
from beyond the Allegheny Ridge-and they
are cheaper in quality & quantity than any Ger
man Or other foreign goods imported.
,9Y-cr1
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WASHINGTON, oaober ~.

1t has been found imprattcable to get ready
the fonth wing of the Capitol for the reception
of the houfe of Representatives at the meeting of
the entuing fefijon of Congrefs. The obRac!e has
been the impoifbility If getting, from quarry
which admits the working but of limited
number of hands, 10 many very large blocks of
hone, without flaw, as wee necsnary to
bind together the heads of the columns encir-
cling the area of the chamber. Till this was
3comPleat, the roof could not be put on, aud
until it is covered in, the plaiacring of the in
terror cannot be begun. MAJ. Int.
Gabriel Cbri6ie, efq. has been appointed
collector of the port Of Baltimore.
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An exprelion efcaPed us, during the hurry Of com.
petition for our Lao paper, which is fufceptibls Of
meaning that we did not intend to convey--speakino
OF Alcibiades, we called it little production. 3
we meant only to refer to the ieagiJ of production,
which had excited 70 gue5 diicuiiion in he fsdsrai
prints
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favourable way, and then 10 leave this, Hand
for part.af the Maine, more convenient and
nearer to our Spaniih friends than La Vela or
Coro. From, all the various information we
obtained, there is now think, no doubt of the
tuccefs of Miranda, at leaf in the province of
Caracas, which is one of the moit rich and
valuable of all the provinces in Spanfh Amer-
ca. The frigatc Gaatia has iuft joined us-the
Ciprey is expected too every hour, befides
Tome other veiiels. Since we arrived here a
fever has appeared among the crew of our ihip !;
one man died lar evening, and there are about
SO now fick." Nero. Ady.
NEw-JERSEY CONGRESS- ELECTION.
TRENTON, October go.
From what we have yet learnt, we preiume
that
HENRY SOUTHARD,
WILLIAM HELMS,
JOHN LAMBERT,
EZRA DARBY,
JAMES SLOAN,
= THOMAS NEWBOLD,
the gentlemen cempoGng the Republican tick
ct, are elected by large majority.
In this town, the Fedsraliits Imported the
following Congregational Candidates, namely,
Aaron Ogden, John Beatty, George C.. Max
well, Ebenezer Elmer, William Helms and
Adam Boyd Vile as Federalifts confider Re-
publicans, they can yet eoyae/eend to make ufe
OF them when they think it will fubferve their
purpoies. True Amer.
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FOR RENT

Had PETITION .gi7,eu immrdiafely
Il ME HOUSE and LOT belonging 10 IN. eIta,a
Of William Elliott, decd. on the Hill near the
Swan Tavern The HoUfe is very eonvsnien, for a
genteei family good garden, fraOke-houfe tSe For
terms apply TO Robert Hyde or VIM. M'Kim.
ROBERT HYDE, a7isg
October u. IS :"
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NOTICE.

A PETITION will be prefen,ed to the ner, cs-
( neral Afembly, for leave to Erea TOWN
and niPeeton Of Tobacco at, or adjoining Gooehlsnd
Court-houfe, particularly on the land of samuel
Woodlon, thereunso ad, joining.
October D. IL
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IiB Subieriber, has taken the Store lately occu.
l. pied by Cranberry and Haneoek, whore he of.
fers for sale at reduced prices,
Bales blue Cloths A consignment from the
Bale ailorted FlannelsS Manufacturer,
Atso-A few bales Of India piece Goods.
80 JAMES SMITH.
OstOOeT IS. tf
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WTAN'rED to hire immediately, Negro Girl or
2 w Woman, for the Purpole principally to take
care OF chilli; an old Woman would be preferred.
For one who can come well recommended, for
hdeiity' liberal wages will be paid per month OF
year. ENQUIRE at this Office.
O3ober cS. Q,
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-MHPPIED-

On Thurfday evening laa, by the Reed. Yo5r
Ligjay, Mr.. ALEXANDER GEORGE, to tbe an,;.bI.
Nils Policy GARTHRIsRr, both Of IIenrieo Conn.
ty.
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FOR SALE,
Oaober 10.

q TRACT Of LAND, in AlbemarIe Counts: .
L y on the waters of Buck Iland Creek, ON the
iouth ilde Of the Rivanna River, containing by fur
yey four hundred and feventy acres, patented te
John Davldion, by grant, dated 9TH Of September
1895. This tra& was conveyed by Davdfon 20 me.
to rae by iae Of it divers fums of money, which ne
owed to DaVidfon and Goddard, Merchants Balti-
more, and to John Goddard, by deed, under which,
iha expofe it to public lale on the Sth dav Of No
vember next, at Charlottesville, before the Tavern of
Mr. Eltis 1T which time will exhibit the psteur
and deed, under which am authorized TO make this
iale' The title will be made in puruanee Of the av-
shortly vefed in me.
October z. a.
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FOR SALE,

FOR SALE,
y | 'WO Half Acre LOTS, on the Main-nre.t -,
Il msdiately oppoGte Mr.. John Grahan's, being
halt OF Alexander Quarters fquare Any perion :n
eined to purchaie any part of this properly NAV be
accommodated with any number of feet required
The terms of iale will be half cafh, the balance in
8, 6, & months; good negotiable notes endorfed.
or any authenticated claims agan the aid Quarter
will be taken in payment.
THOMAS NoRVELL.
O2ober 10. ,r
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-10-28

UNION TAVERN.
HE Snb'criber lie prepared to furnih genteei
i. accommodations for twenty members OF AlIen,-
bly,. -
PETER MosELEY.
Oaober 90. r.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-06-03
April Is.
TEN DOLLARS REWARD.

Z ANYWAY from the fubfcriber, on Thurr1sv
night the n init. negro man named LEWIS
ne Is about hive feet nine inches high, out and
wen made, has fear on of his hands n believe
ms rgnt) oeeaiioned BY barn when fmall he wore
away home-fpun Rort coat aud pantaloons dved #
iight olive colour. took with him black brc,d
cloth coat and veft, but expect he will change his
name aud cloathing and attempt palIing as a free
man. and will attempt make his ecape to Norfolk
by water Matters Of vees aud all others are fore
warned from harbonring, employing, or taking him
away az their peril. The above reward will be Maid
ON delivering him to Jofeph Traylor, r in Blandford
or the fublcrber.
ARCHER TRAYLOR, fen.
RI b. have underfood that he was feen IN the
city OF Richmond during the Broad Rock Races dred
ed in black think il is probable he is Gill lurking
about there. lie has pert walk good eountenance
very active and fond ofwaitlng on genternsn.
Cbenerfeld, May 27. IT,