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NOLFOLK. AnanA Is

MIRANDA-Yeterday arrived here capt
Swain, of the brig Peace, from Trinidad, which
place he left on the 2sth of lat month-captain
Swain informs us, that on the 18th Miranda's
hset, confifipg the Leander, the Lily floop
OF war, t"o bries, two fchooners, and feyeral
launches, left Trinidad for the Soanifh Maine ;
capt. S. could not inform us what military force
Mir'naa bad, his naval force is more refpeefa.
bic than any the SpsnIards have in thofs feas, un-
Ieis they have been recently reinforced.
In ihort time Mranda's fate will be deter
'nined aud he will be hailed as patriot, or Gig
matized IS a rebel. I.6qs,.
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NEW.YoRK. Anann -

We learn from Capt. Forman of the fbip
Waihing:on,in ~ days from New Orleans, that
on the LIT infant, off Havana, he was boarded
by IL. NJ. brig Port-Mahon the lieutenant Of
winch veiiel informed him, that they had board
ca a brig belonging to New-York, bound from
Leghorn to New Orleans, and received infor.
nation from the commander, that Admiral Col.
iIngwood had recently captured, and carried
into Gibraltar eight French fhips of the line ;
which velIels he faw in the Roads Of Gibraltar.
The New York brig had arrived at Englini Turn
IN very Mort pafage.
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BERLIN. Inne I.

The Euglifh have made defcents upon our
COATS. AS may naturally he fuppofcd, thefe
are merely the excurlion of few patroes.
The weakness of the Englilh army allows them
to do nothing more. They carried off fome
Garlic, and burnt two or three farm houfes-a
moa miierabIe kind of devaftaton, but which
efficiently fhews the Fate of war in which the
Engh'b and Pruiiians are engaged.
General Butcher has been 70 negligent as TO
fufer this damage to be committed, although
he has a comfortable force under his command.
But he keeps it conftantly in the neghbourhood
of Cleves and Berg. He has received orders on
the fubiett from his government, and it is pro-
bibe that the EngIifh will make no more de-
fcents.
June 10.
We are now a1ured that the anf,ger brought
from London, by the courier M. Bruggeman,
has induced our Monarch to- form his ultimate
refulution, with which another courier has been
dispatched to London. II now depends entire
ly on the Britilh government, whether his ma.
jefty's intentions, which are adapted to exiting
circumstances, ihall be carried into execution.
The aBfwer expected will ALTO determine, whe-
ther baron Jacob viii quit London mnedi-
stcly, he having received orders for that pur.
pofe mould events render that fep inevitable
a Ruliian courier has alto arrived here from
st. Peteriburgh ; he has proceeded in great
hate tor London. According to report, he is
the bearer of Letterto the Prince of Wales.
written by the Emperor Alexander's swn band.
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From THE Jamaica Royal cnsltte, ypiy 10.

From the Ja"'Hica Rcydi GaS<fte, July 10.
MfRANDA.--We are credibly informed that
on the fra arrival of gen. Miranda at Barbados
lord Seaforth, not having had any intelligence
but from mere report of the nature of his expe-
dition, purpofed having him taken into cuAody
conceiying Gas it did not appear c.. b. had any
knowledge of the tranfattion) that ne might en-.
deavour to revolutionize any country fuitable to
his purFofe, as well as the Spanifh colonies. A
council was accordingly summoned on the buff.
nels, who, after fome deiberation, carried it A.
gaina his lordihip, and gave it as their opinion
that afitance fhould be rendered him for the
furtherance of his plans, upon which the Lilly
Hoop of war and two gun-bngs, with private
armed veiiels, and comfortable number OF
men who entitled under bis Randard, failed from
that illdnd along with him for Trinidad, from
whence they were to proceed againR Caracas
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IL ast Gbcning's a9a.i.
LONnNN CnpM Evc!..H.Sr
MARX LANE. Tune pc

MARK LANE, June %.
Although there are not many freh arrivals of
Wheat to day, there are large quantities on
hand, and this trade is very heavy of fales, at the
reduction of IS per quarter tince Friday. Bar
ley but fhort fupply, and that dearer. Malt
rather 70. White Peas but few here, and being
in demand for government, theyfurther advance.
Beans of each fort are dearer. Oats likewife,
with very few arrivals. -Ftour is olenty, and
hardly fupPorts the general currency.
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Among the many perfens prefent at the
Queen of Great-Brtain's levee, on the Kings
birth day, on the 4th of June lat, was the A.
merican minifer,who prefented Mr.. Purviance,
fecretary of legation. Selkirk took leave preyi-
GUS to his departure on diplomatic milton to
America. London paper.
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NRW-ORLEANs, July Is.

A letter from HAVANA, under date Of June
so,h, from gentleman of refpettabilty to his
friend in this city, oates, that the Marquis of
Gaia Calvo, and his fon, had arrived there from
Penfacola, and would Gail from thence the next
day in the fhip Sally. capt. Hills, bound for
Bolton. 1t isfuppofed the Marquis will proceed
directly to Madrid, without WHITING the city of
Wilmington.
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~Couztertsit One Hundred Dola, Bill

Yeiterday mornings woman under fihpicious
Circumstances, offered counterfeit 100 dollar
United States bank bill, of the branch at Balti.
more, to Mefirs. ]. and NJ. Griffith in Maiden.
lane. While they were gone to the bank to az
certain itsgenuineneis, the woman made off.
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Arrived at WEXFORD (R. ~ in the Gchoonet
Ocean, on the S1tt ult. Dr.. John Kean, furgeon
of the flip Leander, formerly commanded by
capt. Lewis of New-York. He Informs, that
on the Goth of June he left the fon of col Smith,
of N. York, on board the Leander, with Ge.
neral Miranda, at B9rbadoes in health and that
the Leander was weighing anchor at O'Clock
in the afternoon of the fame day, bound for
Trinidad, accompanied by two Engiilh noo2.
Of war, 20 gun brig, and two fchooners.
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Auguf as.
Caroline County, to quit :

Caroline County, to quif:
FRANCES ?Saivan appeared before ME, Juice Of the
peace tor the aoreiad county aud made oath thar he
has not received or heard of letter written ~ him,
on the 18th OF July la, by James Muichet,, fen. of
the town OF Dulfries merchant, containing one hun
ared ana ten Dollars, in three bank notes, defcrbed
'he ,a'd Niuichett, in fubiequ-nt let,er to the
lad oaivan, and received by him the 1874 ,nn,n,
Given under my hand this 9Th day of Au,.uit. Isos.
H. g. WTJTTE
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l.. 6s,6oo.ooo* l,5s5,ooo
upwards of Three Hundred Millions of
D0Llars!
From the Londsn Courier Of TIE Esd June, 8
o'clock in THE evening.
Omniunr has fallen fudaeny from i. 9 to
5. A report that Ruiiia has made a iepara,e
Peace with France, is the aledged cauie of the
fall"
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TO BE RENTED,

Two fire proof iIARFHOUSES, near RI.
Barr. Tbcv z0iH he rented together or G,-
pHrnte' and faviH5ed 6y tbs tenants qUiY5e Gtfed
up for .ForeJ. -.
JOHN H7CEH6M.
HngyR 90. /s.,j
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GENERAL MIR ANDA.

In late Englifh paper (BelPs MeTenger) we
hnd alsng article on the character and views of
Gen. Miranda. Our readers have been furnifh-
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Extrset OF a letter from a gentleman in All
cant to2ainl to the Editor of the Norwich Cou-
rier, dated June 10.
g We received circular from John Martin
Baker, etq. conful At Palma, Hand of Maiorca,
which ftates that on the 18Th of May there an
chored in that bay TuniGan divlion of S
fquare rugged veffels, the one frigate of 80
guns, of Zebeque huiks, one mounting SO
guns and the others SO, the whole full of men.
The report they made to the captain general
was, that they failed from Tunis on the 5th A :
pril in quef of Portuguefe, and were in want
OF wood and water. The whole of the divilion
failed on the night of the goth May.
" Officially informed as to our actual Gtuati-
on with the Regency of Tunis, have coniider-
ed 1t prudent to communicate TO you the above
irormation from every Information, however,
which can be obtained they have no hottie in
tentions againft the American flag.
" In contcquence of the death of the Princefs
of Auitrias, National Mourning has taken
place in Spain, to continue 6 months"
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The French admiral LefTeignes commander
in chief in the late action off St. Domingo, we
uDderitand, has left that ifiand in an American
velfel bound to Baltimore.
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our enemies to exercife their influence in the
rate Of Ragufa and whatever were the mo-
tives Of the confederation of the magistrates of
this ft,te, the Emperor was acquainted with the
circumtancs. His dignity became concerned
in putting an end TO practices 70 contrary to
the laws of neutrality.
"In confequence, in the name, and by the
order, of the Emperor of the French and King
of Italy, take pof1efion of the city and terri
tory of Ragufa. s.
Notwithstanding declare, that tits the in
tention of his majefy the Emperor and King to
acknowledge the independence and neutrality
OF this State, as foon as the Ruffians fhall have
evacuated Albania, the Illand of Corfu, and the
other Venetian Hands, and that the Rufiiaa
Squadron fha have quilted the coat of Dial
malta.
promife affitance and protection to all
Ragufans IN Ill caufe the laws, exiting ufa-
ges, and property, to be refpeded. In fhort,
according to the line ofcondutt which fhall be
obferved by the inhabitants, / will take care that
they fhall have no reafon to complain of the
preience of the French Army.
81 The prefent Government fhall continue |;
it fha exercife the fame functions, and retain
the fame titles. It's relations, as we'll with neu-
trail oates as with thofe in alliance with France,
flnail remain as they were before.
3" The Commiliary for Commercial Affairs to
the Senate iba exercife the functions of Impe-
nal Commifiary.
(Signed) LAuRIsroN."
81 Given at Ragufa, May 81, 1906"
Price Of Flour at London, Jne %.
Fine Flour, 65s. a 7Os.-Seconds, SOS. 6js
Equal to about AIS. iferl. per American bar
rel, Superine.
The prices of Sugar and Ce1ee had confide-
rably declined in London, at the date of our la
tef papers.
Summary Of the principal Manufactures of G.
Britain.
From Reinhard's concife hiftory of the pre-.
fent fate of the commerce of G.. Britain.''
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Private advices corr >borate the public ac-
counts that anegociation between France and
g. y. was depending. to which it is faid the
Brltih government had been induced by the
drfpoh'ion of the Emperor Of Ru1a, who is
ftsted to have written letter with his own hand
to the Prince of Wales.--But the meafurss Of
the government were conducted with 70 much
iecrecy, that RIO conjecture could be formed of
the Progrefs or period of the negotiation, and it
was much doubted whether it would refnlt in
pence.
Ii had heen decided in parliament to change
the Brtifh military fyfem, and 10 fubftitute an
'ncreafe of the regular troops under limited en-
iiaments. for the volunteer corpfe, which were
to be diibanded Phil Req.
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FOUND,

a PURSE, the owner whereof may have it, By
n proving property and paving the expehfe oftb,s
advertilen,ent. ny
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Several Of the ancients have. given fanciful.
definitions of Man. Plato defines him Ia be a
reckoning animal Diogcues the boarding ami
NAL; and Ariitote, an animal evifb tzvo legS
and no feAtbers, which laft would have applied
to goofe in the market. A London debating
iociety has gone farther. A qu,fion was fomr.
time ince farted in one of them, svbaf is man Z
One of the fpeakers brought forth new def
milton. Man Gays he) j, a tax payins animal
And ne 70 well convinced his auditory, that he
received a. unanimous vote Of thanks.
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We hear that his Exceleocy The Tunifian
Ambafiador will fhortly embark at Bottom in the
hip Two Brothers, Capt. Chandler, for Tunis,
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goL DOLLARS REwAnn

[ToR the apprehension of Notes, who ran axav
Z ON the Srd int. lie is about 80 years old. fT
,eet nigh, oil yellow complexion with two of his
Ho"t teeth o. the upPerla~ OUT He had on at the
pair Of lhlgged drabb trowfers As Nev.Yort-
has b9tn his place Of redenee, for fevera years p,a
there is no doubt he will attempt to procure pasgs
thlther But thi1k livery probable, he is in Rich
nlond' inasuiUch as he has wife there. The above
reward, and all rsalonabe exPentes paid, for the de-
''vety oil the laid fellow. All matters Of verels and
him out of this rate jug
JOHN cRUMP.
iO"'N''n' A"s"t ~ (ep9w)
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fgf ''eiVrS from Nc7v-7ort, and a, e hso 70, e,A.
by he IabfSyi6sr,
\ N afortment Of LOOKING GLASSES. If al
"A lies IN various frames Piaures, &c. &c. Ba-
ro'neters and Thermometers; Meudings Of different
qualities and GEes for making frames.
STEPHEN dWZZINO.
1T the city Tsysy1, near he Adari4
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Nathaniel Macon, Efq. of North .Carolin7.
has been reelected to conerefs by the uusni-
nous vote OF his diflriS. =
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~ Another Critique Ggned GA LooKER-oN,'
was received, but too late for this days paper
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From Reinhard's concife hiftory of the pre-.
fcnt fate of the commerce of G.. Britain.''
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70 BE. SOLD By AUCTION,

AT the front door of the Eagle Tavern in the city of
Richmond, on the eighteenth day of March next,
enfuing.
HAT mon valuable etta,e, fituated in the coun-
ty OF Wythe, and commonwealth of Virginia,
and heretofore well known by the name Of Chfweils
Lead Mines; but which, for fometime pail hath
been eonlidered, as the property of Stephen AuRin
and company, of the city of Philadelphia, by virtue
of Purehae thereof by them, made under decree
OF the high court Of chaneery of the faid common
wealth, with the terms whereof they have no, COM
Piled
That purchafe wa, made on the goth day of Febru-
airy lI93, for the fun of c $685. and nce that Pc
Rod they have made iuudry great and valuable inn
provcnents the faid eGate.
ne well known value of the property, and the
Certainty which the fubcribers feel that thofe who
mean to become purcha(ers will fatsfy themslves
thereof on view, render any further defcription of
the property to be fold unneeefIary. 49,
ihefse viii be made in conformity 70 two feveraI
oeerees OF The hyperion of chancery, which is
Greeted by law 20 be held at the Capitol in the city
OF Richmond atorelad, the enc pronouaced the
ON day OF June, and the other the la day OF Oc-
sooer, i'll the year 1902.
Credit will be given to the purci,afer or purchaC-
ers, Tor tenn of nine months for one and eighteen
months for the other moesy of the purchafe money,
each noiesy being feeured not only by a bond with
good iecurty made payable the lubfribers or the
iurvyors OF them, their executors Administrators or
agns for the utes in the iaid decree fpecied, and
bearing intereh from tn. date; hut ALTO, BY the
tention of tie legal eitase, until the whole purchafe
money, with fuch in,erea ihall be fully paid on
WINCH payment conveyance or conveyances will be
executed the purcharcr or purchsers in virtue Of
the faii decree BY
join iS W WARDEN, o0@ of the
WILLIAM HAY, court.
Jan. 81. s sw.
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M-fRSNAL't SIZE.

-irtne ola DEERE Of tie Of tie United State,
- for tie 5f6 ei,ext IL, ne Isaia de,tI, prono4n-
ea at G:y term. 1905, in se5ayf IF JeSn 7ste and
3J0na' Aeor. a5.ree, IF Kerry hEufin agaize Ja1ars
Paaybar, ai.vinjirat9r IF 6frn5ssv TsEs5an, Ite'i
end siSerf rsW be i (, iSe e;g63a bidder, far ready
'rsney at ire Eagt 7aOern ia tie eity Of Reksead,
Saturday TIE ed dry IF tbis month, tL. to.riny
,SLhI,ES, vi. Parrot, P.ter, Billy, Cyr2s, Betty,
f'e, Ma oaf My; ors m.,ry sf item ar may BE- -
eirs 10 rajt TIE Gm of D,4ilnl tv.a LandyeI and
vrHty;Es Iza,s and IA cent?, ve5 infrsa 1oS-
JrSd far b~skaf nad vsaty-ns Sf1rs, part thereof
at H' rate tx per esatrn pr anran, JJ0m tSe 81
dry IF lZar, 1865. ant rs.creef Of /ak.
NJ. -i., ,H,ILLIA11 MANN, D. M. far
JOSEPH SCOTT, NJ. y. ID,
February 4. tdr 'i----
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WARM SPRINGS,
Nv tbs c0vN1r Of s.i9s, y,scivlA.

T AVINC taken a ke4;e on re B,hR9 SPRINGS
+ 4 4 for To- YeS~s, fisu rs. IL .fbra, 1895 4ce
've 70 ae7Htisf tie pa!ie, tat at grea. ep-use
,''e6 A6oTr, v"e bzps i1r0vei IT, soLse01ua-i. g,af-
~ so 'e,3oHr, bsyas sret7ei 5 6ocs, aagors
srsz 'aret ,dgsi gabs o43 fee, isag, together
1vb ether fsIir rainy ea7asL bill aLout 100 bsres
sgs 10 ntse bostes 81 BY II fist, G. eanotnieni to tie
BATH, +siS fOae eLi7meyI, and fni6si Of realty; a
large Gaf esansosiosi fiag for .Je kn, lrpis-
drill lind e isftseas Of .ruE. auf i-o.
far tS1t p~paf oniy II rr,v Bat; willie osaas dfiass
J,0,T 5eprfri oss, siradif5r (aeI pou nay nat
s6yf!o ssix rvitb bs FROM 4albealiby
": 6ve aya taken lelt on tie S1veet Springs in tx
e'1"y # aopae, darat so srics from tie War11, e,
years, and are making tie nees4y bre4aynia1s FL
tie at7.so6aii0u Of tbs 9ifsrs TJe Eyi2ejl .rtiartiv
z'W 1s 3i!O givt its.?ica, az 7oe InOzv from mary
reir5 eprnee, tba, sv1saf Il BIT 7v eaRaaseys can
<xest7-i.
Fir 7rit5 7raeb iE7;oa ia. 70. 5,ve it 4, or eor-
er TO ATTIRE he public Dat 5s a9feys,. boas of ensr-
t'gaat": TIE ralA i:ieg t0abe Serarf bnv- If ns
bs7 mnk a'iai 10 BY tie p,ea,i.isrt ,ygA of cY!ieb
fay0ve toe 'ifs-J f5e lisrbers Lave eej, ans! L.ve
jonHf TIA! aaes,aess 10 indicate fS az Eure
pti-,t gv Be 7ssH Accommodated IYe 7pi6 20 opye
8llzt fz,i%, for aat eosrs5 4v.N relsSsssea;s
s":-soas frise Ssm BE- giosr.
fNl ry4neifo eaa3l,y &liyef eltryy 4vau1. 20 n,-
6tkt ~ arrangement Of TIE igee Of bspa-keaser et5e.
al tie |r'17 Ssvst Sprigs, u;liqAi 70 B, ialu
'''o~', anl qzet-i 10 sji5Ires fe5 dgiies ~yN me-.
zva5 i5ey.H euto!rareasn!, or .,ba!ifaiisa 70 ys.
ROBERT y GEORGE TURNER
1Ti-$ga,y 81. e.370.
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LAND,
PeG.ively for /ale BY TIE Ea56ri5er,

rp!fVey JoT Jaie ~ re ja3feT'6er,
NNE thoufand acres, formerly known by the
~ name of David lrvin's Quarter, on Otter river,
IN this county, adjoining tn. Land whereof the i5-
ierlber lives, where there is merchant mill that
makes as good -four any in America not more
than twenty two miles from the aouriihing town of
!i.ynchburg, where there is good market for all
Kinds OF produce On this .ra there is as much clear
ed land as is lucient to work feven or eight hands
to advantage, conting of two fields of fr rate RI
YER Low Ground and three of High Land, all in good
order for cropping, the balance is in woods great
part OF whiehis heavily tin,bered, and great guam
tity good tobacco land there alto on this traa
abundance of the beh fpring- water in every field,
agood hne-Rone quarry the quantity nexhaufiible,
aio an overfeers houe, together with other neeefa-
ry houies for plantation bulnef. The Land is well
adapted to the culture of Tobacco, Wheat, Cotton,
Corn' Rye, Oats and Flax: the is,iop is very heal
thy, and ii, good neighborhooi attached To which
Is very good range for al fars of tock The pur-
ehaier may be accommodated with every kind of
'tock' grain and plantation utanfs, and pofIeiTon
gwen next Chriftnas. or fosner it required Credi,
Will be given for two thirds of the purchafe money
at three equal annual payments the other third will
be required in hand Tobacco, Bank Rock, public
iecuries or negroes viii te received in PAYMENT.
ROBERT SCOTT. 4
Campbell, February sm.
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IMPORTANT TO spoRTsMEN.

q" the 29'5 day IF AfrH nest, zDiR6e s2,sd for JaL,
at the BOzOiing Green in Ca, oLae county,
'HE STUD, of the late col. lohn Hoomes. con.
4 fitting Of imported and country bred Stations,
Brood Mares, and their produce, Cor feveral years
Pat--total about one hundred head This is GER
talny the mott numerous, and probably the ben le-
lected Stud, ever before offered at public auction in
this country it is we'll known that the late own
err, parcd neither money or exertion, in procuring
both at home and abroad fuch nock as appeared
mol certain to iniure him fuccefs, as Breeder To
gentlemen who may feel dfpof,ion to engage i'm
H'ediatey in the ports Of the turf fevera fine three
and four year ods could be highly recommended, for
llze, blood al figure. Should any Of the Stud horfes
be farned for the approaching fpriny, the fale
ofueh, will be pofPoned, until the expiration of the
feaion. The other Rock will he fold without referve
The terms vi fate viii be iiaif of the purchale
money payable in tx and the other at q months, to
De iecured by bond, with approved lecurities to car
ry intereR from the date if not puneually paid.
A comfortable difcount will be made for cab
Gentlemen in the neighboring Rates are hereby
aureJ that the fale fa poli,gely take place on the
day above lated.
Il catalogue will be exhibited, Eating age, blood
Sc.
JOHN G. VOOLFOLK,
JOHN HOONES,
ExeeRiOys eyr Toba Hoomes, SeeG
Bowling Green, January IS. (tds.)
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FORTY DOLL ARS REyARD.
December 81.

= OR experimenting and delivering to the fubfcri-
L Der, or recurring in jail, "a shat set ha, asa;n.
negro man, by name, sJADRA OK who abfcond
e! from me the eth of the Ian month; he is a.
bout so years of age, of tawny complexion, feet
or 10 nohcs high, and we'll made has iea two fore
teeth OF the under jaw, has long face with very
high forehead has at times ("hen poken TOY an i'm
pediment in his fpeeeh and f;nile on the counte.
nanccno certain deicription of his dres can be vi
ven as he has variety of clothes ad ,ofe Of dtfe-
rent kinds and colours
his fellow is ihrewd, fenGble and ingenious, who
understands ihoemaking, fawiug, the carpenters and
eooperS trade.
RICHARD MUTT.
Northumberland County, Jan. 23.--tu 6, tn SIP.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-02-06
VALUABLE PROPERTY.

WILL be fold, to the highel bidder FOR ready
w money on the Prenifes on Saturday the 9Th
day Of February next, Ivy virtue Of deed of trun
executed by Richard Pate, to ieeure the psymentof
1888 dolls. IS cents. with interea thereon from the
date, due to Ramhaut & Gsrnen and George Pegrani
junr. and the expenses Of the fale.
Two acres Of land lying upon Appomsttox river
within one mile of the Of Petersburg with tho
water griR and manufacturing mills, Bake Roufc, Diff
tery boule and other hsufes Of improvements ereeed
thereon.
PLEASANT AKIN,
for Henry Ceencoa and PkGfsnf hin
Petsri5prg, Japusry Z. tdl
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-02-06
A POINTER DOG.

LsR from Richmond a,ol! tie 2o:b December
h3f.
LIE is EnGN co;nbaa SanAjosue dog, a mail
L Il loot tile roo. ofbis fGu; allo eisieigy bis
beHd and e0rt and 'fis seLeved a,1;s oiser Parts
not particularly remsn,eredJ are E,ottrd qoifb
ia'ey colour. but TIE b9lv SIC. is moaiy ,ely and
t6ffsly IsseSl-l svifb t5t fame, particularly lis
'fsS' sphit1 are darker t'an bis Gody-botb ears
are M, and 6e anf;vsrJ ts the name of NERO.
HAosq'er sViU bring Tin to toe Editor of tbiJ
pHbf', or eo'izey TO bin By letter or 0fbersviie,
pre- Information as quW sna6ie Ire ospner of iije
deg 20 ree9Utr hin, NaH -eceive
TWENTY DOLL.tRS REWARD.
february 4. eb.c