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70 BE SOLD BIZ AY,rOw.

AT the front door OF the Eagle Tavern in the citv Of
enfuing.
HAT moh valuable caate, ftusted i, the eoun
l. ty OF Wythe, and commonwealth Of Virginia,
ana heretofore well known by the name of Chi(we's
Lead Mines but which, for fonetime pait hath
oeeh eoniidered, as the property of Stephen Auifin
ana company, OF the city of Philadelphia, by virtue
OF Purehaie thereof by them, made under decree
Oh me high court of ehaueery of the faid common
wealth, with the terms whereof they have not com.
piled.
nat Purchaie was made the Goth dsy of Febru-
airy 1898, for the fun, Of $685. and inee That pc
riod' they have msde fnndry great and valuable i'm
Provefnents on the fad eRate
ne well known value of the property, and the
certainty which the fubieribers feel that thofe who
mean to become Pdrcbalers will fatisfy themfelves
thereof, on view, render any further d.fcrpson NJ
me property TO be fold unnecef1ary
The iae will be made in conformity TO two feveraI
degrees OF the hyperion court of chanecry which Is
directed by law to be held at the Capitol in the city
vi RICHMOND aioreiad, the pronounced on the
9Th day of June, aud the other on the 9TH day of Oc
tooer, IN the year 1902
Credit will be given to the purohafer or rurchar:
ers Tor term OF nine months for one and eighteen
months for the other moiety Of the purchafe money
each moiety being fccured not only by bond with
good ecurity made payable the fubfcrbcrs or the
iurvivors OF than, their executors administrators OF
aigns, for the uies in the aid decree fpecified and
bearing in'ereit from the DATE but alo by the re-
tention of the legal etlte, until the whole purchafe
money, with fuch interen, iha be fully paid on
which payment conveyance or conveyances will be
executed to the purchaer purchafers in virtue Of
the faid decree by
JOHN WICKHAM, , ConlmilIioners
JOHN WARDEN, of the
WILLIAM HAY, cou-t.
Jan. 81. sw.
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LAND,

Psfti7eb for Ealet2 TIE /aIGyi6er,
HNE thoufand acres, formerly known by the
~ name of David Twins Quarter, on Otter river
IN this county, adjoining the Land whereon the fub-
icrieer lives, where there is a merchant mil, that
Makes as good -four any in America net more
tsan twenty two miles from the ouri;hing town of
Lynchburg, where there is i good n1arke, for all
Kinds Of produce. On this raS there is as much clear
co land as is fufeient work evcn or eiyh. hands
to advantage, con!ipg oftwo fields Of firit rate ri
Yer Low Ground and threco of High Land, all in good
order tor cropping, the balance is IN woods, srea,
part OF which is heavily tinbered and great guam
y IS good tobacco land; there is alto on this raa
abundance OF the ben ffripg water in every field,
good -fsone 1'rry thu quantity inexhaui1ible,
ALTO an overfeers ho,e, tcgeIer with other neccaa
~ honies for plantation bulins. The Land is well
adapted to the culture OF Tobacco, Wheat, Cotton,
Corn, Rye, Oats and Flax the fuation is very heal
thy, and IN q good neighbor!ood attached to which
Is very good range for all forts of itock The pur-
chaler may be accommodated with every kind of
took grain and plantation rtenfs, and polfeGion
given next Chriffuas, fooner II required Credit
will be given for two thirds OF the purcl,ae money
at three equa! annual payments, the other third will
ne required in hand. Tobacco, Bank flock, public
ieeures or negroes will be received in payment.
ROBERT SCOTT.
Campbell, FebruaryI. SIN.
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PROCLAMATION
dddTeGcd TO TIE inhabitants ctibe Electorate

-dadrxged TO tie inhabitants cjcibs Elaborate Of
Haaover. rf
81, George DON, iieutenant-general in the
ferv'ce of his maefy the united kingdoms of
Great Britain and Ireland, comm nder in chief
OF corps OF BritiliI troops upon the continent,
nod 1t tor my tirf duty, upon my arrival in
his majefty's German Gates, to make known
and declare hereby to the Inhabitants OF the
Electorate of Hanover, tha. the principal OBJ
ject OF the troops have the honor TO con-
mand, is 70 effect the evacuation oflis maiefty's
German fates, and 70 undertake TIE defence
OF the fame, againit the enemy.
:" The well known 6i{cipliIe of the troops
under my command. is 10 ne the ben aGurauce
OF their good conduct towards the fubieGts OF
theirlawful tovereign; but contrary tony expec-
taton, ihoud any well grounded complaint be
brought before me, l ihall inveftigate It's merits
with imPartiality, and remedy the fame accor-
dinghy without delay.
" Ills Britannia Maieffy, my gracious Sove-
reign, is convinced, that his beloved German
tubjeets, will receive his troops in the mott
friendly manner /, therefore, in his nraiefty's
name, and by his exprefs command, invite all
perions, whole umfances will permit, to en-
Ter INTO the military fervice, particularly thofe
who have previoufly belonged to the Hanoverian
army invite them, without delay to join the
brItiih itandard, where ihall inf,re them eve
ry privilege attached TO his Maeiy's German
Legion. With our forces thus united, we fhaII
then oppoie a check to the unlawful demands
OF the enemy; and may thus the more conf
dently reckon upon TIE good confequences of
our efforts, being armed with the iuftce of
our cauie, in behalf of our King and our Coun-
try.
F." Given at Stadt, Nov. 20, Iso5."
GEORGE Don, Lieut.. General
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TO RENT.

TWO HOUSES on the Cro!s- Street leading to
l. MIR. Crsis's O!:ee both of which are large
and convenien. for private boarding houies. They
may be divided into four iepara,e ten-ments, aot,ng
good kitchen to each. will ALTO rent tenement
on the Main Street at preient occupied by Mr. Lit.
rleherry Waddil as grocery. ] have for lai- be-
tween four aud i've acres of LAND, oppoGte Mr..
III ken2ies garden; part Of which is AN excelen,
meadow the balance is in garden, &c there is ON
IT tao good fprings and fma dwelling kouie ; is
healthy aud dsirsble ituation for any perion willing
to purehaie near this city.
MICHAEL GRANTLAED.
feoriary q. (4w iaw.)
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Gutnpran sntsliiQtnrf.
FTA NEH-TORK.
LONDON, DEC.


a neutral arrived from Emblem in the river
Tyne ON Thurfday night, is faid TO have brough.
the important intelligence, that Prnfian ar.
my, conifsing of $4,000 men, commanded bv
the king in perion, had entered Bavaria, and
that feveral detachments ofthe French had been
intercepted and taken prifoners.
The violent gales nf wind that have prevail.
cd inc the filling Of the 81 expedition ON the
10th, have diilnrfed the tranfports, s have &C.
turned to the Downs with part Of the sth, 2sth,
Goth, 3osh and 8oth regiments on board.
Dec. Is.
Letters from France of late date rec eived
laf night, alto fate that Bonapartc claims a de-
cided Victory in the battle of the Cd inn. His
bulletin fays, that the Ruffians were defeatsd
with imm enie laughter, and that 5000 prifnners
and g pieces of cannon, fell into the hands ~
The French. Bonaparte's retreat is reprefentc d
by him as temporary, for the purpofe Of con.
centratlng his forces, who are acknowledged
in the(e letters TO have fufFered coDiJerablv :
three Frerch generals are faid 10 have been Kill
led, Fix wounded, and three miGiug. The Ruff
hans are allowed to have fought with great cou.
rage and intre pidity, and the emperor Alexan.
der is Rated to have had two iorfcs killed under
him in the action. Bonapartc is fId 70 have
been Rightly wounded, and to have had one
horfe killed under him, and two aids de can,u
killed by his 'Gde. The private letters alfr
Rate, that the country people broke dowR all
the bridges, to prevent or impede the retreat
of the French, who, in return, had laid waite
the country for feveral leagues round A CO.
luTnn of 10000 RuiIi1ns is Gated, in the fam,
accounts, 10 have joined the grand asmv or
the 9Th inn. 4 fact, whicl in TIE preGent fituati
on of affairs, mat be deemed of conGde, abb,
importance.
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II. BLACKWOOD.
PARIS, November so.

The following letter, dated from The head
quarters at BregcntZ, on the 9Th, was addreE.
ed Ivy MARTIAL Augeresu, CONN aptiant of the
,th corps OF the grand army, to the genera, of
o'''h"n wall ambafiador from his tnaiefy the
emperor, 70 the Heivetic confederation:
L'ndau, Bregentz, and Felakerch, nv dear
general, are in our pnfcfIion. All this was IS.
tected on the 22d and esd irf. The refi,ts
are, Tx thoufand Aufrians difarmed, and f.nt
TO Bohemia, upon condition not to ferye apainh
France, for wear and dav, from the prefers
time; acoDitcrahle number of 1'vrol ans and
pe1fants arc aio ditarned; eight ftandaras, f..
veral magazines, and fDme fine artillery. have
fallen into our hands; am vigorouIy oprh,.
ing the corps, under prince Rohan, anI hone
fhor'y to come up with him. A lieutenant r.
4 major.fener1I, aie among the number of pri.
Of my particular cf1een''
(Sisned) "AUCERfAus
BY virtue Of decree of his ROYAL hiebnef.
Prince Joieph' dated November %, 1900 gre
nadiers and cbaneurs If the national Guard i,
the department of the North, have been order
ed to afiemhle at the camp Of St. Omer. The
decree expreHts, "tbat ibis E,.zpire HoN 1soE.
1ubeneq'er il H5aH be M Inner nsee,11yy."
The depuiatinn from the tribunate has ;,,h
returned TO Paris, from the emperor's head Guar.
tiers, and has brought Gxtv.three pair of co.
lours, and five ftaadirds, taken from the Asf.
TRANS.
3oth BRUmAfhr.
We have had an opportunity of feeinp tt4
ranilation Of a difcourfe, delivered in the diet
Of Hungary, BY one Of ;he RobiIiiy Of that king
dom. From this fcnrce we may coIlca the
Continents that influence great part Of the
Hungarian nobility. The author has devrI,,,,ed
with much energy and courage the dangers and
consequences of The impol;iic alliance fhst
Auflria has formed with RUfTia and England, 6,
has inconteitihly proved that thefe two powers
have no other view in the exiting war, than on
the one part TO hold Malta, and the other, Cor
IN, snd that both tbefe ufurpatious are eouallv
fatal to the commerce and navigation OF the
maritime provinces of Auffria. Venice and
Tre'te, which ~ reograrhcal view are Z.
e0'try ports to Hungary, bur ate threatened
with fpeedy ruin " the allies Of Au0ria fbould
prove conqucrors--tfe orator. after mention
| ng the pofIble consequences of the war. ncxt
proceeds TO examine the coDdUH Of thu &c who
have provoked il. IF his Inaiehy's m,rifry.
| lays he, have no. feen the abyfs Of deauaiot,
into which the monarchy has been drawn b,,
he alliance, their ignorance, which is peneraII,,
the ruin OF governments, does not view rnatfers
N the fame light with even common individ,,ela
But II they have really bad fenfe enough 70
toretee the effects Of ths dangerous treatv tbe,,
have vo untaty deceived their matter, and IRE.
pared the ruin Of their country. I wouId an,
! iays he, what fentlmerts could have ice, tbs;,
motives for their condoct, and what recan.
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l-FGROES EOR SALE

HH he ES, to he bigtcf bidAs,, /o, ,rd9y money at
H,asve, fa7or, !" he ea0ofy IF Hors9er on Taejlry
TIE f5arfb dry IF asst month, fai-, BIT if aoi tie
next fir Say
ELGVEN likely NEGROES, belonging to tire e.
IL tate Of Wan. Harris, decd. to fatisly iudp-
mcnt Obtained by Arnold's adrrs. againtt the adm r.
Of the faid WIN. Harris, deed. at the laG Federal
Court, held at the Capitol in the city If Richmond
The negroes eon.ilt Of middle aged and two Young
men, al elderly and three young women. two we'll
grown boys, one about 1s, and tire other a5ort ten
years old, and two children. They are free from in
cunbrsuce, and therefore ti;ofe who may become
purebafers will meet with difficulty "a 20 lie tide
BEVERLY ROBINSON.
Ahoy1ey in Ja7Jor Henry Ha,,is, admir-. efEp,7 Ray.
ti5, de'o
FEB. tJ. eptds.
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UNhWAY from the fubfcriber, two Me-
y GROES, Billy and Edmond Billy is fuppoied
to be thirty years DID, upwards of fix feet in height.
arong and web made, of very dark complexion, has
down iooF when tpo.,en To, and TANNERS when
iPeakng. In addition clothes uiually worn by me-
groes he hhs a blue bear G1n great coat, and pair
OF large filming boots, if NOT both capped at the
toes.
Edmond is about twenty five years old, near feet
high, OF healthy and rong appearance, of lighter
complexion than negroes commonly are, generally of
Julien eountenaEce, unlefs when excited To m;r,h.
when his inlile is very frk;ng. He is bow.lecped,
and has very uncommon ihaped feet, where there
ihouid be hollow, his feet project his great tees
| are much longer than the Others, and make a conf
derabie projection at the fecond joint; he ha, law
walk and appears TO limp little. Edmond had on
green plain ihort coat ihort fwansdoyn veit ard
brown coating pantaoons. Thefe fellows, (uarticu
larry the fray having committed offences OF a very
FERROUS kind, 1t is expected will endeavor to quit the
Rate Edmond has relations in Richmond and is con-
ne6ted with free nulattoc, Thos Mckins. who
an informed fails veGel fron, Richmond to New
York. 10 any per'on who !hall apnrehend and deli
yer to ME in New Kent Of taken out OF the COUNTY,
the laid negroes, will pay for each twenty dollars
If iecured in any jail in the fate, 70 that get them
again, ten collars eac, if taken in this county and
delivered to me or my manager, ten dollars.
JOHN y. WATKINS.
New-Eent, Feb cI 4w
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KILLED.
WOUNDED,
Officers
Petty officers
Sss,aen
Marines
Grand total, 1887

After the oaiou, lord Collingwond fent to the
o2aniih governor at Catiz, Eating that the
wounded priioners fhouid he taken the grcateft
care o. ne. that the accommodations on hoard
croudrd Sips not being equal to his wiihcs. he
would lend them al on fhore upon their num-
esrs beng acknowledged. T this offtr tic
marquis de Solano, TIE governor, fent an an.
iwer TO lord Coilingwood, offering the spanilh
ho'pta's for the Brifih failors wounded, and
p'edG'ng, IN the moa folenn rna,rier, the H.
nonr OF Spain, that they Giould be treated wirh
The utmo't humanity and attention What
contrait does this noble trait of humanity afford
TO lie cold blooded favagenefs Of Bonsparte,
who, when required TO itrd tn England our
wonnced counirynen in return for the wound
ed and di!ahled French whom we have already
,ent back to France, tell us that he kaJ no le;jare
far humanity! .lfST
he names OF all the enemy's fhips taken and
deitroyed, viii appear in the Gazette of this
evening, which will not be pubiiihed till itscn
o'ciock.-Is is very long. r. 5f7
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ADMIRALTY OFFICE. Nov

ApMIRALrY OFFICE, NOV. co.
COPY Of irttr- fran TIE bonoares6le Casf. Bzaek.
Goosa' Of bis najefy'S .hip tee Evyai,t5, 10
'"HltH", Marfasn, En-. datrd this day at The
06miraity. fa Is ~ -"
Ss-Ohfsrvng in the Gazette Extrsordina.
rye the 27th init that the number of The enc
my th.PS taken and deGroyed in confcouence
or the action of the 2lst of Oaober, is fated ar
20 ia'i OF the line; take the liberty of men
tioning 10 you for the information of nv lords
conmliiloners Of the admiralty, that as this
mutt be intended to include the French fbip
hrgonante, of IA guns, whirh hip had an op.
portun'ty OF knowing was fate in the port of
Cadiz-It will be proper to tate the af,na,
number taken and drfroyed at ls fail of the
line. This apparent naccuracy was occalion-
ed by the difpatch of the commander in chief,
dated the 9TH having been made up before nv
iait return with flag Of truce from that Fort.
am, &c.
TT RT A CKuNnH
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NEAL NELSON,
BOOT g SHOE NdNUFI IC7'UR Err.
nAIN-sIREET, RICuMoND,

ri AXES Boots {, Shoe,
w to any pattern or fam
ion, equal in point Of Ma
TEniALs and WoskMAw.
sHIP to any in generalOle.
NJ Imported Boo rs and
SHors, Of the iii-h quality
ami newell fall,ion, for fals.
-. Gentlemen At a aic.
lance, who are diipofed to
forward me their n,eafure,
by paying attention TO the
annexed cut, can be fitted
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Risbmona asrtses Eurrent.
@a,s at agetson.

WWk. faI ID. prem;fss, on Wt,r.f,,p sje 26b Try
of February, az I Q o'ciocl.
YESHaT defrable TENEMEN l. in which Mr..
Z jain Carter re!ass, cooiiiiirg OF half
acre LOT or LAND. comfortable dwelling, and
all neceGary houles in good replir. a,ua.sd on
'j,e Main iree, in healthy and fousiG,in2 part at
this city, contiguous to the Capitol and the traiRg
part Of the town.
The terms will be made known on the day Of fsle.
pRoSsER 81 Mo,ycURY.
February IS. - tdr
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Freneb on1 Dmeb HanrnnL,.

Lar night We received the former to the s:h,
and the latter 70 tie 18Th infant. We have
given ample extracts from them in the preced.
ing columns. Thevdo not bring the accounts
from ihe armies down 10 the battle of the I'd,
tlit they ferve to I'll up The chain Of details ref
pcdire the events of the campaign.--MafTena's
headquarters were at Gorilla on the 2sth ul,
the fame place from whcnce hi. defpatche.
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II oUSToNS newly invented PATENT ME.
( u iAl'LlC HONE, may be had at Mr.. Geo
Greenhow's fore, oPpofte the Eagle Tavern. The
utility OF this machine for fettng Razors and other
'n'truments which require fine edge renders il an
object worthy the attention of every individual who
may have location FOR It's ufe
December r. .f
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with Boots or Shoe. as well if they were on the
fpot.-.-,..A-the Length of the Boot..-C-round the
h..-D--the pitch Of ditto-D-rou;id the heel and
initep... .E-round the r..G-acrois tire bail of
the foot. Fix the heel againf aperpendie ular, and
nick knife the end of the great toefe, down in
hsnres the number Of inches and quarters in the diff
erent iueafures. January /. emf
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MANCHESTER TURNPIKE COMPANY

r Office is hereby given, that all flares upon
' which che n;nth reIriiiion ilall remain uspaid
or upon which there aall appear to be due Delinquent
e'es any former reqaous, vii! be offered for fae
Mr Broosss tavern, in Manchester, OH the 18th day
of March acxs. The fale to commence at l. Clock
in the forenoon.
BY order of the Directors,
JAMES BRANDER, Clerk
February Is. (tdC e
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MILITARY LAND FOR SALE.

TOUR THOUSAND acres on the North Forl,
+ Of Trade Water in the Stase of Kcntdcky--and
200 acres OH the OF the Miami in the State
Of Ohio.
The proprietor Of the above land has in his pocf-
on Rattering evidences of its rsae, bar as he does
not with TO ho! property in the weiScrn Country,
he will fell low for elh or barter it for property in
Shispiaee. Enquire of THOMAS NORVELL.
February 81. Of.
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q CLOAK, without directions, was left by a
"a Stage Driver ion,e time ago, at the White
Chinnies (; III. owner may, by defcribing the Cloak
paying the price Of this advertisement, and quar-
fer Of dollar for the driver, have it on application,
20
FRANCIS GALv.lN, p. NJ. White Ch;nlnes
Caroline, Feb. 81 st.
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WILLIAM e MARY COLLEGE.

z TABLE is eaAblifhedin college, 20 receive boar
l. A ders at the low of thirty dollars per quar-
ter it is intended thar the table ia be plenrfully
fnfoithed in plain bu. DECENT pyle
Ihoie who with it, may b" accommodated with
Beds, Fuel anil Candles at moderate charge.
January IS. s&tuIst.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SAG

IN 1rf2ay be ele7snD dry If dEa,e6 rest 7ViN6. eE.
Jrri Jor ae, " Pnbhs auction, al fbe East TaVc,n
in tie city Of RissOad; THE o!lo7eiag gaisaGle pro-
Pe,ty.
TOUR half acre LOTS, adjoining eac! other,
= forming what is uGually called fcuare in the
oityo Richmond, and deieribed in the plan of fail
city by the numbers I5I, I52, i59 and lGo
ihele Lots command beautiful proipetls of the river.
and IN every rePe6a are well wosthy the attention of
perions diipofed to build.
The BRICK STORE or LUMBER HOUSE G.
tuate the itreet which leads from the main erect
in Richmond to Shockoe InpeGion, about so feet il
breadth and about SO feet in length, more or Ief-
being part Of the properly formerly owned by Mr..
VIM Fenwick, and lying between the building now
occupied by Mr.. George Watt and that owned by
Mr.. Marcus Elcsn.
The ,feliuagc or TENEMENT and parcel OF
ground containing and half acres more or lcc
where Mr.. Wm. Fsnwiek formerly reided, near
Rockets.
more particular dsfcrip;ion is deemed nnneceGa-
ry, the property intended for lale being well known
niolt perlons refidng in Richmond or the neigh
bourhood--and is preiumed any perion inclined to
purchafe, will examine t--for which purpole the KEYS
u both Tenenerts may be had by applying to Gale
GO, Richard & Co. who will give any further insor-
nation that may be wiihed.
Terms Of fale, approved endorfrd notes negotiable
az the bank Of Virginia, at Q, Is, and 90 months
The legal title TO be retained till the purchafe money
is pad or Deeds Of Trut 20 De executed by the pur
chaiers as may be agreed on.
CALICO, RICHARD & Co.
February 6. tif
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FOR SALE,

e N9lRTY Bulbc's Of lrih POTATOES, excel
Y lent, either for Table ufe or Seed-Ar 20
LONDON BROWN STOUT by the bottle, and
Philadephia BEER Oh draft.
Gentlemen NAV be furnilhed at any hour with
FENlSON, OYSTERS, &c.
GEO. WATSON.
February s. t,E