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CASSFI, Sent. 6

The King of Prulia has ignifed to our Elec-
tor, that he NUT follow his movements, and
put his troops in motion. Our F'eaor has
iigniiied to the King of Pru!.ia. that he fees TO
motive for theft prepara,ions--,ha. VI they are
directed agai7'!t Ruiha, he has no caufe OF com-
plant asainft that powtr--if aNaini5 France, he
has nil fronger motives 30 remain quiet, (ince
ile has declared TO Eletlor that he MIGHT
remain perfectly independent, and free to pur-
Tue the couric it eteemed the mott preferable
for his own ntereit and f,curity--he could not
therefore have any csuie whatever of Complaint
asa'nit France. Our Prince further declared,
that being in the advanced pot, he prayed the
King of Pruiia not 70 take it amils If he G,ould
continue entirely neuter.
However attached we may he to Pruflia-
however devoted to lis political iyfem, we can
not bat be atonilhed at tempcftuous arnla-
mcnt, which nothing can explain, and that, in
every point of view, is perfectly u!elef..
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81 PIRTOE ofN Deed Of Trgf, executed I. m. 6y
~, :J..-.- ~,aze~' OF Or= sionJara
'zO' 1Ha'ea and "i"cfera psHHds end ig6f tnee 1ze
JrOw E,id RaGGtHto Bs,ibolomc4s D4n4y;lse,
SHALL, on Monday the 24th Of the preCert
month, proceed to fell for caf, to the hrbrf
bidder, at New-Kent c. II that valuable tracf Of
LAND living in N. Kent County, called Pondexters.
containing fix hundred and thirty fix acres, tn~ether
w,th twelve likely young NEGROES, or 70 much
OF the fad property aswi be iuifcent to fatisy the
lad debt with interef from the 22nd of MAY, Isos
until PAID and the eSpences attending the execution
of the iaid deed OF truA.
WV. ARMISTEAD, 7ranee.
Nov. 4. OH
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PARIS, Sept. ls.


The day before yeitcrday Ba6lico arrived
from London with dispatches for Lord Lauder
dale, who has been indifpofed for fame DAYS,
but not dangcrou1y' i'll.
The new Miniferfrom PrufIis, N. de Knob.
lefdorff, has very frequent conferences with the
Minifer for foreign affairs, M. Ben-vent.
When the King of Sweden puhli!hed mani
fetoes, and made preparations agairf France,
ali Europe fmiled, not a town thouy ht ifclf.in
danger, and wewere more afraid of the expence
and ridicule of fuch war than of difaftrous
events in war that could not furnifii room for
any thing like a field enyaeement-but when =
more imperial Prince, a'graver Court, and one
that at the expence Of honor and good faith
has acquired the reputc of being extremely
circumfpe 6-when PrutIia arms and ventures
TO defy France, one is atoniihcd and difuuiet-
ed at the form ihc may rafe TO overwhclm the
north of Europe. Pruflia arm what are ter
grievances What are her expectations 1t is
much eater for the French government to make
& complaints againa this pow
er, and recaptulate the many injuries ihc las
pardoned.
This ARTICLES too long to trarflate now, but
in the middle there is a terrible reoroach and
threat. Napoleon Gays the wiiter) obtained
to Witt the archives of Berlin, and to ftize the
very treaty by which PralIia was engaged 10
act againf France-but in indugng hinfelf in
an expedition that was then, and is now 10 eafy,
he would have gratifed the rSfcntmcnt of the
two great powers he had conquered, and the
wi'hes OF his whole army, who wee filed with
Indignation at the periidy of the PruiIisn King.
Letters from Berlin fay, that the differences
with Sweden are entirely 'adiufed-Thcy add,
that by the convention between the two FOYER
eigns, the King Of Sweden with his army, is TO
retire to his own ttates, leaving only the ordin-
AIRY garrifon at Ssraliund, and detachment to
occupy the principally of Lauenboure, until
final arrangement with England. The fame
letters fay that the Kirg of Pfufia is daily ex-
pe6tedto iet offfor Mssdeburg, & that his tro
theirs have already departed. Although pre-.
parations and ornaments itill continue, the gem
: ol,....,,.. ", inAe Liaee.
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TO BE RENTED.

'tIE large THREE STORY HOUSE on the
Main-Street eatt of the Market, formerly occu-
pied by Cohen and Iaacs, and lately by Can't Iohu
Pleafants; it is good tand for huiinefs and fuirab
for the accommodation ofa large family
Aiio, the HOUSE Formerly known by the Ggn
OF thebrd in hand) at the corner Of the areet lea
ding to church hill: to beth of hefe tcnenents ger.
,dens are attached. The terms will be moderate and
made known on application to James Whitelaw, fer
jeant of the City, or to
JACOB 7. COHEN.
February 25. Uawf
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HAMBURG, Sept. IL,

LIN OCpls III
The contents of the note deveret by order
Of the king of Swedento the miniaers Of the
two allied courts, accredited near him, reiprc-
ting hiS reconCltion with IL. kin of pruiIi, IL
to the following eT-tt.
" The rcfuru Of the Swedi1 troops into the
Duchy of Lauenbonrgh, and the re-nccupalon
Of that country ia the namc OF his Britannia ma
jelly, having removed every cauie OF holtijity.
and placing all matters ON their former footing,
his rnajehy could not Geiirc more faiisfattory
refult, for h'mieif and his lilies the underiirn-
cd has therefore the honor to iuforE, YOU by ex-
preis commands Of His foyereign, that orders
are given for the csEation III al the meatures
which had been adopted againit the commerce
and ports Of his PruiIian rnajsfy, whereof Won
were formerly informed ny the notes of the
Count DC Fer.en, Martial of the K;nrdom, un-
der date ofthe 9th April and 9th of May la(s.
The necefary orders have conitqne1ly heen
given for rafting the blockade of the Ptufian
ports, together with the embargo, which had
been imPoird on the veiGIs of Prufii in the bar
bours of Sweden
Letters from Drefden fay, that although no.
thing official has been publiih-d ON the futec,
it is confidently Altered, that Saxony has en-
tered into arrangements with Prullia respecting
the northern confcderacy. The Count De
Weimar conducts every thug relative to the
army, in which an increacd activity has been
obleryed of late. If adyices are to he credit
ed, the Prufiian troops have entered Saxony.
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TAKE this opportunity of informing my friends
and the public, that ihsll open my houf. as
private BOARDING HOUSE, aud mall be well
prepared to receive about Twenty Members of the
next Afembly my houfe is among one of the moR
convenient ands; it is ituated between the Bank and
Barracks, and adjoining the Capitol iquare. have,
alto, an excellent Stable for Eighteen Hories. No
pains will be fpared to give fati.faaion
JOHN p. SHIELDS.
november H. eosw ~.Iif
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NAPLES, Auguft %.

Letters FIONA CoZenfa of the 22d, mention,
that General Verdicr was making the tour of the
country to ret}ore order--ihal the revoted viii
lagos had all returned to their duty; that the
French flag was flying at Paula; that TROOPS
were marching 10 take Amaniineau, Glc.-Th.s
town is defended b. an Engnl frigate and fome
gun boats, and by fnall band of ahaffins who
guard the gates. The military commiIion ec
tabIiihcd hy MAIZENA,, at it's firft fitting, sdiudg-
ed thirty-hye to fufer death for murder, plum
der, and revolt. All the rich perfons aud the
mobility have returned TO their ettates, which
they had abandoned to the fury Of the brigands
to fave their lvcs-Among numbers of the no
hiiiiy we remark the Duke Of MIrdrsgSve ard
the Duke Of MonieIcone--the Ian has been an
pointed Chamberlain to her Majefy.
September 2.
When the French arrived at Cozenfa. the
18th Of this month, they fouad fbetoy,n entirely
dc(ertcd.
The inhabitants having Quilted their hourcs
at the approach OF the alianins, retired into the
woods, and came in crouds on the arrival OF
their iiberators, and the hsht of the briganda.
Whit Gen. Vsrdier purified them from poa 10
poi, Martial Mailtna found means to prevent
their return. They actually know the Chiefs
OF that revolt concerted At Palnrma, for the ruin
of our country. Their names ought to- be
known and devoted to the execration of the pub
lie. Their names are MarencOla, mirabea,
Cloude de Lucques, DR.. Francois Salvatore,
Antoine Paimieri, Antoine Ferrsri, Peter AM,
and another Monk. Of whom the name is not
yet known. The Englifh, 70 expert in exciting
revoits, are Till more 70 flying from danger. As
ioou as they heard Of Inc approach of Martial
Ma'eHa, they retired from C5l7bria, fought
awhile among he prccipicc5 where they were
driven, aud embarked in she Culph Of ST. Eu-
pbcme.
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JAMES STRATTFN.

Taylor and Ha6h Maker, FEM PITILdDELP RIA
EOS leave TO inform the gentlemen and ladies' OF
~ NIehmend aud the country, thar he intends car
ryinc Oil The above ounel, all s various branches
BEN. vel aoq tainted with the HeweR fafhiops. he
hopes from punctualty and afiduity to bufnefs. TO
dsierve tle of their patronage as nothing G,aN be
wanting on his par, to render stisfa9ion to cuflon
ers; and for near workmarlhip, he pledges himfelf
to have 1T done in the neatef manner.
JAMES STRATTFN,
y, i. His refdence is on the Main Stree, Rich
mond, next deer to David Logsns
Ce'' ~. 2awtf
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NOTICE.

AIKEN ab anItomnlif.ed to T.7io8 tie iofb
II M9y 1906, q Hegro man Ly tie name Of
HfRRT, tie property Of Js5n RogFcr, EJ3r. of
Rfeba1ond The o=01sr is ksrrbg rr7aegs4 to came
Jsr7oayd end pay ebarsrJ, Or BE- qVW be /5Ld TO
JqfiJ, bis jaii tfe5, agreeably 10 an al ofHFc11
bly,. GiDen aader ny bqna This 2otb dag Tey
1906. TRTPLET7' 4. ESTES, ,Gi59r
"ePf' 10. I'm. dgggPa Conaty.
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buguf 90.
TWEN.TY DOLLARS. REWARD-

TWENTY DOLLARS. REWARD.
TOR apPTehending negro man named Will
STUART or STUART. He le.t my hnuie
three week ago is feet three inches high, long rnea-
gre lace red eyes ipeaks rapidly and with great
confidence, aged about So years
lie may attempt pats for free man as formerly
The a5ovs reward will be paid on delivering him
hrre--or ten dollars for ieeuriDg him in country
goal.
VIM. LONG.
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FALL GOODS.
February 25.

HE Subscribers refreafully inform their friends
l. aud the public, That they are receiving from
London, Liverpool, and dferen, ports of Holland &
France, an ex'erfve and very general aTortnent of
MERCHANDISE, adapted to the approaching
ieafon which they will fell by the bale package or
piece on thu lowell terms for ean, country produce
or approved notes.
Thoie goods being carsfslly foieeed by one Of the
partners who went to Europe for the pur7olc, they
hatter f5fltivr' will give general & sfa6ton; and
that country Merchants and others will fluid it their
in,eren to get their fuppy from them
They have Tor rent, three Brick HOUSES cover
ed with fate, lying on the ircet leading to Mayos
Bridge, oppolite Meilrs. Brown Rives, & CO. Thofe
Houie' will be fitted up, the H,oreR notice, for
aores, If required.
JOHN & ROBERT GAMBLE, Jr.
Robert Gamble, feuior continues to do bufnsfs in
the line Of commifon merchant.
September 10. oawam.
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REMOVAL.

ME Subscribers have removed their COMPT-
ING HOUSE, from the Maiu-S,re to one
OF David Bullocks Brick Buildings. the lower end
OF the Baton, between the Tenemen,s occupied by
c. and I. Saunders, and Norvell, Watt and Bull
loek-where they continue their purchafes OF wheat
as uiual-Thry alto keep for fale regular fupply of
Flour, Corn Meal, Houny and Bras.
THOMAS 9 AMOS LADD.
10 Mo. Sd, 1906. -ptf.
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fore MS, the marches of the Ru:l;an, Prufian
and Swedi!h armies, whici, they thl, to
form an allied array; they appear to forget that
France has more than 500, 900 folders to fuf-
tain the glory of her arms, and to avenee the
faith OF treaties. Mr. Kotzhue, who recalls
10 happily, and 70 apropos ali;he events Of the
memorable Seven years war, is advifed to COUNT
the victories of the French armies. in war
OF three months only. He ihould rstittt on the
imprudence of lighting fame that will not
be ea6ly extinguiihed, and that no force can
oppofe with impuni,y, the Grlt captain IF
his age, and the mott wsrke army in the
world, who is about to enter the fields of their
former glory. T'hofe brave men who moved
with 10 much rapidity from the borders Of the
channei to the gates Of Vienna, ard the plains
of Auiterlitz, will with more facility f,irmount
any obftacle, that can be now placed in their
way, and pats from the banks of the Rhine to
the frontiers of Saxony aud Brandenbours.
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@urops

7ragq'sfed. from Paris paper, reeeived at the of:
fire of TIE PnJLiek Ledger. and the Hera a BY
tbeIbio Fi2ians Penn, captain B7atfon, liz ~
day. from Mantey.
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Nov. 4.
EDUCATION.


he Subfcriber, making his fincere acknow-
Judgments to thoie gentlemen who have mani
fe'ed their confidence in him as a teacher of youth
Propoes TO continue his School, the fame place the
eniuing year.
In this feminary youth will be inftruaed in Read
Ing, Writing and Arithmetic; the Engliib Grammar
and the principles of Language Geography and the
n'e OF the Globes; Practical Mathematics, and the
Elements of Natural Philoiophy.
That the bu!inels of the School may progrefs with
mere eae TO hmelt, and advantage to his pupils, the
inherber will n,t admit more than I6, qlnuld he
teach alone; or23, If he fhould have aa affiRant
The price of hoard and tuition, each boarier fur
mining his own bed) will be (. 20 for boys under f-
teen years of ages anI { 80 for thoCe who exceed
that age: thirty Dollars Of the price be paid in ad
vanse, and the balance at the expiration of the term,
which will commence about the Goth of January
and end about the IO:h Of December FOLLOWING.
ANDREW BROADDUS.
Na'o"He, Oct. 20 eaw4tS.
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IL Pbine % a Dfedef Tiya ex.ssi.I 10 nc By P5iGb
Boo' 10 Jssnye TIE fpst7ge feyweaf eftvea Gesyyll
dsiiar5 dae q. n. Te1ab
VAIL be fold to rhe higheH bidder on the 24th
~ infant, az n Brookss Tavern. in the town
Of M,ancheiter, one Wagon aud fix mules, and one
~ - NJ. o. or 10 much Of lad property as may
is;sfy the balance now due, with interea and ezpen
ees attending the execution Of iaid deed oftruA
D. LAMBERT, Tyaft.
Nov. II. q,
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Nov II.
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE

V'ADHI- 1 INNA IN J Ok oALL,
he LAND and MILL advertised for fale, by
:. the iubicriber in the Enquirer, to have been
fold ON the fifteenth of September lar. If NOT prev
ouily fold, before Monday the 24th Of this prefeu
month, that being Middelex court day, to he held
IN the town ri Urbanna; Ii will polifively he fold
on that day il fair, oherwfe the fra fair day lin the
laid town OF Urbanna), 10 the highen bidder, OH a
credit I'LL the frt day of September next the pur
eha'er giving bond with approved fecurity, to hear
nieTei' from the date, ifnot r'iuSaual!y paid, with
lien on the property to iecure the payment The fale
to commence between the hours Of | 2 and O'Clock,
at ,Mr Christopher Owens Tavern in the above
mentioned place.
ROBERT BIRD.
Hanover, Nov. ii. a,
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SaIes 1T auctini,.

WILL BE SOLD at Puddle Hutsios, for ready no
nty, on TIE Premier, on WeLa1aa,, tie 23f5 ofs5i,
Month, Nov.
RY Virtue of Deed of Truh, dated the 18th
~ June lat, executed by John Pendleton, Efq
TO iecure the payment of debt herein mentioned,
~"e the iirt infant mat valuable LOT known by
the number 5s4, with all the appurtenance, there
unto belonging.
JOHN PROSSER,
WM. MoNCURE, 1'G''ei'
Nov. 7. rae
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JOHN TOMPKINS.

HIS reeciDtd an ol5'fman 9C GOODS CoafRing of
l. LANNELS, Coat.ngs Blankets, Roie and Drf
tie Drabs, Frize NerIeys, Feanoughr, Cloths. Car
pets and Carpeting, Bombozetts, Saanfdown, Patent
Cord Powder and Shot, Do.sids, Sheetine, Ker-
ieymeres, Calicoes and Mullins, s.. &c which nc
package.
nov. ID, ,r
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PICKING VINEGAR.
OF hyperion quality, made from, two years old c-
" der-For fale by
WILLIAM HART,
OpPcjis<t tie Scale H.us
ALSO
SALT, loofe and in Jacks
so Barrels cut HERRINGS,
Brown SUGAR in barrels and by rataiI,
COFFEE, TEA and other Groceries,
Philadelphia bottled PORTER,
Do. Draft BEER
September I9. eptf.
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ME Subscriber practices the law ia the court
of Appeals, the Superior courts Of Chaneery,
and Common Law for the Richmond diare and in
the Federal court,
VIM. w. HEN!NG.
&@"'' II NV.
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FOR PORT GL ASGow.

FOR PORT GL ASGOW,
J The Britih ship PuoEN1x, Cap
s-,IEge Stain ELLINGTON, daily expected ar
SsG e ny Barniuda Hundred, burthen about
>s<s1ssrxss-~ 400 hhds. Tobaceo.-She will take
on freight Tobacco, Cotton, &c. OH moderate
ssrms apply to
JAMES F. LErTCH IL Co.
Manchester, Nov. 4. ettf
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NOTICE.
4 PETITION will l. prefented by WiIliar
=. , Fhehett TO the nest General Ancnhy Of
virginia. praying that Z law may pafs 10 eRab.
nIh ferry scrois Piankatank river from nv
i'nd in Matthews County, to the land of the
TATE Thomas \. Churchill, deed. Of Middl,Ex
county.
WILLIAM TiTCHETT.
September u. colt.
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PARIS, September 10.

The gazetteers 80 the north % Germany, for
soc iait FIX weeks, have not ccaf-d 20 place e.
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.OBE RENTED-The Tenement where
L / now reGde, and podefiion given in time.
]. PENN
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VlyENA, Sent. q


Government has Publi(hed an official account
of the military Rate of this country. II is com.
poted of one Generaliiiino Che Nrchdul:s
Carries eight ficd-m rillals, 81 generals of ca
valry and artillery, III lieutenant. heidr ma fals,
gig fnajor-Generais the infantry is competed
at g regiments, the cavalry of regiments OF
Cniraiiiers, of light horfr, dragons, 10 Of
Hulilrs, and three of cavalry, 6 regiments OF
artillery, with bonhadiera, engineers, and MI
ners beiides Gordon of troops on the frontiers,
and ieVeraI recruiting parties in Aufria and Ger
many.
The French general Andriogy is fill in this
capital he has freouent conferences with sthe
AuItran minieers. He makes frequent e.pe-
d'tions 10 Hungary, but it is f9id thar they re-
hate chiefly To meafures neceHary for fupply-
ing the French troops in Dalratia, with proyi-
(ions.
Count Rafaraowiky, who fill remains here,
notwithstanding the arrival Of prince kunfakin,
receives frequent corriers from S.. Petrriburg
and ha7 ALTO frequent conferences wish he mi
niitcr for forei On affairs, count Stadion It is
reported that he has Invited our government to
cooperate with RufTia, and form new counex-
sons with her, bur it is ALTO reported that his ma
Jeny the emperor has formally declined thofc
invitations, declaring that he has adopted a
'yitrm of politics iincr the treaty If Pref6ourg,
trom which he will not de parf, and which does
not permit him TO enter into new engagements
of Treaty.
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THE SJJSSCRIRFRS.

HE SUBSCRIBERS,
bAVE taken the new Brick TENEMENT
Il fronting the erofs hreet leading from Col Nav
o'' Bridge, and oppofte WieHrs. John and Robert
CANDLES where they offer for la.e under the firm of
ISAAC WINSTON, & Co.
THE FOLLOWING ARTICLES:
Old Madeira Wine, Olives,
Do. Sherry do. Cspers,
Bet Cogniac Brandy, Anchoyies,
Do Antigua Rum, Nutmegs : Frefh.
Do. Holland Gin, Mace,
Iiibbert's Brown Stout Cloves
Do Porter, Cinnamon, J
Caret of hyperion qua Barley Sugar,
lity, Sugar Candy.
Bet spanifh Segars. Barley Sugar KifIes,
Loaf Sugar, Sugar Almonds,
GunPowder, Brandy Preferves
1 YoPHg Hycop s sSs s h.'9i Almonds.
and 49,. Currants,
Souehong. 1'""''' Pearl Barley,
Beft Green Coffee, Playing Cards.
Firit quality Chocolate, Bottle Corks,
Do. do. Brown Sugar, Putty in bsdders,
cd do. do. Bar Iron aiTorted,
MosHes, Nail Rods.
Salt in Jacks, German Steel,
q ce. Blinercd do.
Patent Shot, Plain qt Dsesnters,
Englilh p. F. Gunpowder, Do. Wine Cla1e,,
brown Soap, SQt. Tum5lers,
Mould Candles, I PIT. do
Northern Cheefe, Half pit. do.
Ground Ginger, Green poete. Bottles.
Black Pepper, Elegant Globe Lamps.
Allipice, Window Clafs 10 by IL.
Salt Petre, Do. do. bv 10.
cum China Coffee cups & fau-
DrimnoHe, GERS.
Copperafs, do Tea do.
Glue of hyperion quali- Do Teapot..
-Y, Do. sugar diflc,,
sg BIas' Do. Crcampot',
S'arsh; Do. Siop Bowl,,
Bengal frdgo, Do. Gallon B,yI.
London Nlul'ard, Do half VI. do.
D'xons bet do. { Withs general sfortmeut
Cayenne Pepper, Of Stone & Queen, Ware.
~ B. Having fupplied ourfelves with more than
two thirds Of the above articles with can, in PhiIadel
phia, we are enabled to dpofe Of them on the r,oA
n'odeiate terms, for cath country sproduc..
ISAAC WINSTON,
JOHN BAUCH.
WV IL oaw3m.
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ME fubfcrbrr has Recommendations for Twenty
4 Five Gentlemen of the Legina,ure. He has
ALTO Railing FOR as many Horfes
Al EXANDER QUARRlER.
October IT. if
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A GREAT Bargain offered in 7s5 acres of
LAND,lying in King & Queen county, one & an
nall miles from York River, and bounded by Po-
ropotank Creek, the Lands of captain William Shac-
kie.ord and Zachariah Shackle.crd This land is le-
vel, fertile and well timbvrcd with tolerabIe good
buildings and excellent water-The abundance Of fin
and oyttcrs at the very fpot may alto be mentioned
as great inducement to any perfon wifhng to pur-
ehale. This Land may be had low for cath, or
good bonds at ihort payment For further particu-
lars apply to John II. Smith, the fubferiber
JOHN TEMPLE.
Wa'kerton, September 90. If.
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FRANKFORT, Sept. 9.


YeRerday the martial Angereau received
courier from Paris. From that time we couns
on the renewal of war.
the Electoral Prince Of TIene has hani,v
Quilted Hanau with all his court. The celeri.
~ With which he pafked up his eHeas, and
the anxiety which he di!covsred about thoC.
mott valuable, feem TO indicate that the court
OF Helle has intimate relations with that of pruf
ia, and expects that war will break out immedi-
ately.
The fev"ral French CommiTdries, appointed
By Prince Berihier for The purpofe of affirming
10 the confederate princes their new pole n.
ons, have all arrived at their places of deaina.
ton.
Letters from Hent mention, that all the mi.
hsry ON Through, have been ordered TO ioia
their REFLECTIVE corps, and that the militia ia
embodied and organized, but that no further
movements are obfervsd among the HelIian
troops. The fame letter lpeaks OF 4 reprefen-
iatiOn, which had been made to- the erflor of
HeHe Of the advantages which his electorate
would derive by aihering to the confederacv of
the Rhine. This propoflion was taken into
the ferrous confederation of his higbneGs. Il is
however iupPoied that the intimate relations.
family connexions, and military en- oloyments.
which EXIT between PruiIia and HeGe, will de-
trrmlne the E'et}or 10 attach himicIf TO the
political concerns Of the North OF Germany.
Letters from Hamburg Rate, that It IS men.
ti1Ec! IN ieycFa letters from Stettiu, that the
PsL@an government, have hinted 80 the meg.
char:s q that city, that they would do we'll 90
iecure The property which they may hays ig
France.
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- AT the requea of Mr.. Rofs, the fale Of the
Land aforementioned, called Fort Lewis, is pot.
poned until the 29th day of next month, when it will
take place at the Eagle Tavern in the city OF Rich
mond; and the iale of the Negroes is poRponed un
I'll the 9th day of December next, on which dav il,
will take place the Eagle Tavern aforeiaiCi.
BENJAMIN MOSBY, D. NJ, for
OCT 10. los. SEQ TT, NV D.