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afARSHAL's S ALES.

iHdt is, 70 tie kskcf Lidr, , reaet worry, undo,
decree e tie esSr. Of TIE United State, for fbe STD cir
<at ia tie pirgiuia D;a,, befsveen P5iseas Bond
so,aer sy :be e,ed:ts-s Of Eze4iel Eduardo, plaintiff
and Dspid Reti, and os5trt, ds/eadanft;--
FgrHRBE valuable PLANTATIONS in tho coun-
tiss of Pt.fylvania and Bedford, upon Staunton
and Pgg rivers, ated in the deed of trt in the pro-
sredugs uentioued, contain three thouiand acres,
more or lef, but iuPpoedto be oonGLerably
tsnfve, eomrrchtndiHg all the Lads thar the 9Th
day Of June 1895 belonged or apper,ained to the
three plantations known by the name Of the Mountain
plantation, mouth OF Pgg iysrpan,ation, and the
Frying Pan plantation. Amore particular eeferipti-
on of which win be given on he day of falt The
fa!e will take place at the EaglsTaysrn in the city of
Rishmond, on Tlefdsy the gath day Of February
next.
Also at the Oxford Iron Woriss 10 the county oil
Campbsl, on Tusiday the third day of March mex,
will be fold under the faid decree, upon the fame
terms, nuraber Of very vala,ble SLAVES.
BENZ. A.OSBY, d, ri. Gor <
JOS. SCOTT, m.v.D.
Jan. s. eptdr
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n YALUABLE FARA-FOR SALE.
4 AM difpofed to fell that valuable traa of ANT

hFfLUABLE FARM-FOR SALE.
4 AM difPofed to fell that valuable trad of AND,
wherein ! at prefent refide, ftuated in the County
OF Amelia, on Saeks Greek, containing by elimination
about 600 aeres on this traa is about so of
high wood Land, well tim5ered, and of good quail
ty, alto abou, so acres of low ground heavily timber
ed and OF prime quality, for Tobacco grafs. The
improvements coniit of neat & we'll finihed Dwell
-Houie with two rooms aud palIage both below
and above hairs, Kitchen, Dairy, Smoke-IIouie,
Barns, &c.
tbs deemed unneeeHary give minute detail OF
all the advantages of this Land, it being prefuned &
re4ueited, that thoie ddpofed to purchafs will frO
view the premifes
TERMs.-One third cath and the balance in Q e.
quail annual inalmen;s. Poffelion will be given in
time to fow crop of wheat in the eniung fall APP.
pcaton to be made to the fubfcriber on the premes
by letter or otherwife. JAMES T. RCYALL.
Amelia, Dec. IS. rs
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Gurope
SIXTH BULLETIN OF THE GRAr7D
ARMY e-ss
WgIMAR. O0Is-.evepinc.

5--eVSNIDG. -
SiS thouiand Saxone, and more than three
hundred officers, have hern made prifoners.
The Emperor had the Officers Attended, and
told them tia. he faw with pain that their army
made war upon him-that for his part he had
taken to arms only to iniure the independence
OF the Saxon nation, ard TO oppeft it's incorpo.
ration Sith the Prufiian monarchy; that his i'll
tention was to fend them all horne, fthey gave
their parole of honor never to fsrve agsinit
France. That their Sovereign, whole title he
acknowledged, had acted weakly, in thus yield
ing TO Prafilan menaces, and in making them
enter upon his territory---But that the PrufIians
mutt remain in Prufha, and that they fhould
not :neddie in the affairs of Germany That the
Saxons ought to be found united to the COME
deration of the Rhine under the protection Of
France, protection that was not new TO her---
That, hnce two hundred years, without France,
fine would have been invaded by Auftria or Pruf.
iia---That the Emperor had taken arms, only
when Pruiiia had invaded Saxony that it was
necefiary to put a term to thefe outrages that
the continent had need of repofe and thar in
fpl.e OF the intrgueS .aad the bafe pafIions
which asitated many courts, it was nccelary
that their repofe hould exit, although it colt,
to procure it, the fail of fome thrones.
Effectively, all the Saxon priloners have been
lent to their homes, with the proclamation of
the Emperor to the Saxons, and with af1nran.
ces that no enmity exiited againf their nation.
The following parole was preiented to their
officers for hgnature
We, the undersigned Generals, Colonies,
Lieut.. Colonies, Majors, Captains, and Saxon
Officers, fwcar, upon our word of honor, not
at all to bear arms againf his Majcay the EN-.
peror and King, and his allies; we take the
fame engagement. and make the fame oath, in
the name of the fuba!tern officers aud folders,
who have been made prifeners with US, and Of
whc the lift is here joined, even if we did rec
ceive formal order for it from our fovereign,
the Elc6tor Of Saxony. us
Dated Jena, 18th Ga. 1906.
Signed to the number of Iac,
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FOR SALE,

A VALUABLE Lot of GROUND in Bueking-
\ ham county, containing Gxsy two acres lying
on James River and adjoining the town of Dugids-
VILE The Land rish and has Of the no valua-
able Mill htes on it, Of any in the upper country. Al
10 a new and excellent manufacturing Mill in the
county OF Campbell about fix miles below Lynchburg
and in good condition for manufacturing -four, &c.
This property is rendered more valuable inafmnch as
it s tusted in the heart of very rich country, u
thole who with to their attention to the manu-
featuring -four &c. tits an Object worthy their conf
Iteration. For farther particulars reference may be
made to Col Wm. ]. Lewis of Campbell, (who will
thew negotiate for the above propery0 the fub-
feriber
JASC. ANTHONY.
January 8. taw2w & oawsw.
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Januaryo

MAY be purchafed On long credit, and low
ifI terms, the TENEMENT on which the Sub
Icrbsr lives fituaied Chureh.hilI, within about
half mile Of the Richmond understanding g
Of ground, well enelofsd and highly in,etoyrS
The buildings eonGit OF large aud well contracted
Dwelling Hopfe, Laundry, Kitchen, Dairy, Sniske-
Houfe, two Stores, Brisk Office Coaeh-Ifogfe, Barn
and Stable. All thefe buildings are well iuiihed
and in eompleat order for the accommodation os a
large and gsrteel family who may have ,afy secsfs
all the advantages Of the sity and 1--we as retired as
they could win.
JOHN ELLIS.
Iauuary 6. Il
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SALE OF SHARES

HxtE RICHMOND TURNPIKE. COMPANY.
~ a~te .fa ea!zfios, tie P,sG4tnt and Li-ee-
84ig ne Rifbs-end THsnpike Company, tegsda. tkeiy
s'sisg 9si1 al Edrvord Raiamt Tavsrn, in tie CITY
q, Rie6sasaa, ytbs ioiL esy Of .6i, mentb.
<XE.llff.E be Odd at Auaror a, the Eage-Tavern,
e ,antlls ahd City, on the 18th day of next
mor, NJ SHsfRES belonging to delinquent Stock
holief;I sae laid Company.
Fs,s3ssS N. SHEPPARD, Tresfl,er.
DeeexET.i3. tiff.
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FEMALE EDUCATION.

ME suhfcribsr having employed young Lady
to teaek reading, writing, arithmetic, EusIiih
Grammar and Geography in his family is willing to
receive 10 or 2 girls as boarders The School win
BE opened OIL the 5th of the prefent mouth.
TxRMs--For board ard tuition, each finding her
ewn bedding 100 dollars per arnu. PAID quarterly.
The ituation is healthy, and 10 pailshali be par.
ed TO reoder it pleaiabt and advantageous TO toie
who may be Piaeedat it,
HUMPHREY HILL.
Caroline, Mounts'.y, Jaau4rys. Az
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THE SUBSCRIBERS, UNDER THE FIRM OF
LESUEUR 81 SAUNDERS,
Inform their friends AMI tbe puGi;e, that tbey
eoiH continue THE COMMISSION bnEnejf, late
y done BY c.. e T. SaarderJ. THEY promije
TIE Frit9sf attention to fbe iatersRs Of t6e)i
subo nay .favor them eoith ecafgnmenfs.
dbey ore neto ,eeeOing gcnsra! and exflave as,ut
Of GROCERIES, SrEhb zuW Be eSe,ed f., /ah,
Vbolseie and Retail. f5e iazpsa term and rfaai
credit, in e fare lately oeeupieaby 1fe1s. Iii11s
A1KtnEie e Co. ocesGse tie Yesaae Office Of IidtGT,.
Pregir y A0aeSes--an0ng rvbie5 are tie falg0zvirs
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JOHN dLCOCK,
INFORMS tie Citissns of Richmond, and be subEe
i"gsns,ai, that be bds no0sd.0 e City Of RisrronS
7pbers be baf opeaeS eomelete eor.ssent of rsEas-
Dire, nex' das~ 10 1zsDIy. f're1tr and Noneure,
-Yrndue Stare, 4-rd sfpsGte ID. Rask; ,esniieisp
partly sft6e fapovvirg arfieles - -
ONDoN Spring, Pannsl and hand Saws Cal.
~ teel and German do
Caaeel Files ofesery Description,
Till Locks, brafs and iron,
Wood Screws Of every Gze,
Sd. id. & Cd. wrought Sprigs,
lod, & God. wrought Nails,
I'd. e Sd fue drawn Clouts,
Saddler's Tacks of every fize,
Brafs Nails, Straining & Grit Webb,
Plated Bride Bits aforted,
Do. hirrup Irons do.
Brais mounted Reel blade Squares,
Brais aud Iron chamber door Locks of every
iize,
Stock Locks of all 6zes,
Looking and Ladies drelfng Glales,
Plated Moulding,
Silver mounted Whips of every fize,
Carpenters & Joiners Tools of every deferip-
ton,
Hg0, an agortn,ent Of DRY GOODS.
Super6ne Cloths and Calinere,,
Bennets Velvet and Patent Cord,
Mancheiter Stuff.,
Fashionable Silk Hole.
Rofe aud Duffell Blankets,
Coaric Linens and number Of other arti.
Giles too tedious to INHERIT all of which will behold low
December IS. IF.
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NINTH BULLETIN OF THE cpANa
ARMY

1,., WsMAR, OAR.
The garitoD Of Erfurth has filed ofF--yv.
e found there much greater number of Der.
Ions than was expected. There are o.,
quantity of magazines. The cmneror SIss
pointed general Clarke governor of the cir s ~
citadel OF Erfurtb, aud the furroundine Go,
Try. Inc citadel is fine ottagon, with r
mate and bafions, and well fortified. IA
valuable acquibtloR, which will ferye a. +, &65Y
OF iuceour in the MIDI of our operations :,
was iald IN the Stb bulletin, that we had tatrn
rom 20 70 50 handards, there are now Is AZ
above 60. Thofe aandards were pr,fsn,. de w..
Frederick the Great to his foIdiers, Hsnouy
the number is one belonging to the regimen, r.
guards and another Of the Queens Teg;a,sn.
embroidered by her own hands. II ferns ,t's
enemy 3 underwriting to rally at Madseb.r ~.
eut tine lame time we are marching on 49,
nue. Inc dusfssi Bodies Of cur army arc IL
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sSaIss at aretiun.

On Friday, tie 6tb Jzauary nest, evW peEtfve-
y beJoid ty TIE SadIe-i6ers. GU The fremj,ss at
II O'clock a. NJ. for approved e'iIcrftd ueg0ti-
able note5 az 90 darJ:
-FOUR valuable LOTS, cOntsiuing by futvey of
4 an acre each making the half acre Lot known in
the plan the city, by the No. GID and nearly oppo
fife to the Lot in 'front.' Of the reideaee of William
Hayes, Eiq.
pRossER g MoNcuRE, h1e,s
Dec. 81. ,tL
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70 pPNT
FdRGfER,S Ro1EL.

4 S. BRoCKgNR2oucH having purchsfed
K : the fouf-s Vi Or. h1.Cauoehie in this town,
formerly ttc property Of Mears. Ri,c1ies, is deter
mined to convert them into TAVERN fur the ac-
sonrodation "a the public he bs; provided hin:fef
with excellent cous. and has made arrangements
fer cUnRant loprly 81 the ben FIN, Oyf,rs, wild
Fowl, &c. in their tpcive fe=ions no exertio, on
his par. will he wanting To- reoGer the agreeable
thofe gentlemen ladies who may think proper TO
favor hin With their oc,npAny--- eyre2s to n:t e,
with Encouragement from The pubic adequate to his
excrton:
Ispsalsuucck January g.
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January 8.

Puriaaut to deed of tru executed to US on the 26h
Of November 1905, by Fleming Cayce, TO fecure
money due TO John Loekland & Co. we ihall pro-
ered TO fell to che highe bidder for ready money,
1T Cumberland court-houft, on Saturday the slft
day OF January 1907,
nNE Negro Man nar-i Ssepney "a good Black
~ Sniirh) and the reiitue of Negro Woman,
Nancy, aud her three children, Anne, Harriort and
Saly--after former deed, covering them for the
hensft Ct JOHN Gillian, 6 Company, is carried into
eses.
BERNARD LEWIS,
SDOivisg Tlr.fes.
Cumberland, January 1. tdf.
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ROBERT IOHNSToN

RECS leave to inform his friends and the public,
~ that he has removed his Store from the hou(e he
lately occupied oppoGte the Eagle Tavern to one of
Mr.. Thomas Mitebells new houfes nearly oppoGte
to Meiirs. Taylor and Browns Vendue Office, where
tie is now opening general afortment of
DRY GOODS g IPONMOWGERY,
which ne will diiPefe of a, moderate profit.
N.B. He will Rent or Sell his Brick Tenemen, on
Shoekoe-Hill, adjoining TO Mr. Robert Gordon'..
October Z. tf
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ADVERTISEMENT.

n ME fubfcriber is very delirous of taking in
\ WRITING of any Kind during the winter
evenings. JOSEPH JACKSON.
N. B. few very handfon,a LOMBARDY POP
Lar TREES for fale, at his place CT relidence, Oh
hockG-hill III
December IS I'm
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a GREAT Bargain offered in 7ss acres of
N LAND, lying in King & Quseneounty, one * an
bail miles tronl York River. and bounded by Po-
ropotank Creek, the Lands Of captain William sae-
keford and Zachariah Shackleford. This land is Ie-
vel, fertile and well timbered, with tolerabe good
buildings and excellent watcr-Ths abundance of fin
aad oytters at the very fpot, may alto be mentioned
as gsent indacement to any perfon wihing to pur-
ehae. This Land may be had low for cain, or
good bonds at ihort payment. For further particu-
lars apply TO JohG. II. Smith. to the fubicriber
JOHN TEMPLE.
Walke-on, September GO. IF.
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~ THE FARMERS VIRGINIA ALMA
Mack, for the Year 1907, printed by Thomas
Ritchie, is now for fale, by the gra(s, dozen or
Jingle, at The ENQUIRER bookstore.
hLso-A General AfTorfmcnt of LAWYERS
and Sieritf's BLANKS, juf printed.
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lust RECEIVED.

a FRESH Allotment of Claret Wines, Cham
4 A paigne, MouGrux by the boz, Burgundy, Sau-
tern, VinAde Grave, Lafitte, Mufcat of Fron,ignac
Wine Btters-and ALTO, frefh fupply of Olives, Ca
pers, Anehoyis, Cayenne Pepper, Mulard, Prrnes
Raitins BY the bog, Almonds and Filberts All kind
OF Weh-india Sweetmeats; all Kind of Confe4ione-
ry-and different articles of Perfumery-For Sale bv
ALEXANDER PLAINVILLE.
Richmond, Oct. II. (2awcm
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AaIes 1T aursium.

VALUABLE LOTS-FoR SALE,
13aa errdifofJss, f.peive and eighteen month";,
On 7Aey re 3s5 dry assa,y next, at NOON, oa tie
premier, syi1 Be s9:rsd for fk BY fuSiie are7i0n
INCUR half acre LOIS adjoining each other, &
forming whar is ufualiy called afquaEe, defcrbed
the P.lr .. the eisy, BY the numbers i5l, 1852,
$50 and 1GO.
Darmjiasf, Fs,eer and Ss'eLeu, Am'rs.
Dec 81. ep ,df.
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SEVENTH BULLETIN OF THE GRAND
ARMY

N
The Grand Duke of Berg encircled Erfurth
on the sth, in the morning on the 10th, the
place capitulated. By this $4,000 men, of
which 5000 were wounded and 5000 able-bo.
died become prifoners of war, among which
are the Prince of Orange, held-marfhal Mol
lcRdorf, Lieut.. Generals Larifch and Graver
and Major Generals Lcgavc and Zviefel. 4
park of 100 pieces of artillery, well furniihsd,
has alto fallen into our hands. Every day they
collect prifoners.
The king of Pruffia fent an aid-dc-camp 10
the Emperor, with letter in anfwer to that
the Emperor had wrote to him before the bat
tie, but which the King of PruiIia did not am
twcr till after. This fep of the Emperor Ma.
poleon, was hmiar to tina; towards the Empe-
ror of Ruflia, before the battle of Aufterltr,
Hefad to the King of Pruiiia--
f" The fuccefs of my arms are not at ali nm.
certain--Your troops fha be beaten, but Il
will colt the blood of my children. If il could
be iPared BY fome arrangement compatible with
the honor of my crown, there 10 nothing may
not do to fpare 70 precious blood. There il
only honor, which can be, in my view, more
precious than the blood ofmy foldiers."
1t appears that the remnant Of the Pruffian ar
my have retired towards Magdeburg. Ofsli
this immenfe and fine army, bnt few remnants
have reoined.
To this Bulletin is annexed the captulatiou
ct the town and citadel of Erfurth.
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EIGHTH BULLETIN OF THE GRAND
ARMY.

-, , WRIMAR, Oct. I6.
The different corps Of the army which ar.
purifying the enemy, announce every momrnt
Priioners, baggage, cannon, magazines and nro.
vllions of all kinds taken. MarthaI D,vonf,
hasjult taken 80 pieces of cannon: MarfI,,l
Souit convoy of 5000 tons of -four; and Mar
ihal Bernadote 500 pr;foners. The army il
IN fuch manner dfpsrfrd aud mixed with our
troops, that one of their battalIions came To
join one of our advanced nisht-guards, miask-
ing it for one of their own. The King of Pruf.
fla endeavours to get to Magdeburg. Marf,aJ
Mollendorff j, very ick at Erfurth the duke
of Berg had fent him his pby6cian.
The queen ofPruiia has been many times =,
view of our pots: fhe is in continual terrors
and alarms. The evening Jhe paffed her rrs;.
ment in review, fhe never ceafed TO firun H.
king and the generals. She wifhed far hloo ca
and the rnoG precious blood has flowed Oh.
mott experienced generals fell in the fra con-
hiG. NO''-
The Brigadier General DurofneI made ho,s
charge with the Goth and 7sd chafTeurs. WIZ
had the gresieR effect the major of the eoth
particularly difingrifhed himf.lf. Brig,d;erN
geRerAl Colbert, at the head of the ed bnfTsr,
and 18th cbslIeurs, had great fuccefs in fever,;
charges made upon the enemy.
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i.fpalsnncck, January s.
TAPpAHANNoCK JOCKEY CLUs.

Taefday the 2oth January, is the day appointed
foF the meeting of the fubferibers to tie Tippatsu-
mock T. Cub, form the rnles and regulations Tor the
faid club From the preient number of rtfpsaaJlr
fabfcribers ] have no heitation in eating that th.
club will be equal TO any in the fate, Gentlen,sn
that with 10 become members before the meeting,
will pleaGe forward their names, and rhae gentlemen
that have fubfripson papers will be 70 good as 10
fend he Of thole that have fubfcfibed hnse
they have had paper.
ARTHUR S. BRoCKENBROUGH,
Prsp,ie's, IF TIE S0g1t.
IaBuary6.
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a SSIZE of BREAD for the city of Richmond,
L n from, the 9th inft until further orders (Super-
fine Flour being Dollars and s4 Cents per BarreD
viz.
a Jingle loaf made Of superfne
Flour to weigh % ozs. for 4 1-2
Ditto Of Common Flour "a 4l-2
Double the above W.T.. reipe aively 9
EDW. CARRINCTON, Mayer.
January If.
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BANK OF VIRCINIA.

ESHE Stockholders notified that dividend If
I four Dollars will be paid on each ihare. after
the 18th init upon application the Bank, Perfoo
or by attorney.
JOHN BRocKENBRoUGfI, C.e'c
January 5. ep4t.
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DISSOLUTION OF co-pARTNERsH1p.

T%HE CoPARTNERsHIP of c. and T. saun-
ders, isdifolved by mutual content All debts
due by the concern will be adjuted and paid by Lee
fueur and Saunders, WIN alone authorized to fer.
tie all claims due to and by the concern.
c. II. SAUNDERS,
TARLTON SAUNDERS.
N. b. Thoie indebted are requefied to make i'm
mediate paymcat no further indulgence can be e-
ven.
LEsUEUR, & SAUNDERS.
Nov %. H. IS
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Tan. S.
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
1Bat IN cir,s' Of DrrSia T,F, sxsea.el BY Mrisve-
tyr Jons, Eff fer tsefSrfsf Of seS,i.g ,.vo s4val
inn, money f6Sein mentioned and 4sbif5 ~ due TO
7hcmss Jpijon, e-t5e City IF Richmond, zoe GaH On
MoraSy be 9tb day fr5Sr! non.5, esseis 10 as
lyesSas sussaa,so ihs higtsf 6isssr, for ready me-
ney,
HAT beautiful feat, called Mans6sld, nesr the CT
ty Of Richmond, ard on which the Eid tones
.efded, containing FIVE acres and twepty-nne pole S
or 10 much thereof, may be fuHieent pay and IA
fisfy the FUN of 1850 dolls with inrere thereon from
che fri day of the Pref.nt moth, aud the COTS aud
charges of the fale.
Mansfield is now in neat and complete repair. and
well inclofed. ~
The fae will comn,ence the premif.s at ~ g
clock.
BENNETT TAYLOR, !
Benz. SHEPPARD, s i'STs''
Jan. 8. tdE
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AJANrED Immediately, ten ton of clean Mer-
w charitable HEMP, for which liberal price
win br given in eafs. pROSsER q MONcURE.
i'ee' 8o eptf.
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DROWN SUGAR Of
u hyperion quality,
Ditto ditto feeond ditto.
BeH Green Coffee,
Salt in Sacks,
NfolaGes and Treaele,
Picked Salmon,
Scotch Barley,
Madeira, Port, Sherry *
Malaga Wine,
Frefh Mafcatel Raifihs &
Currants.
Soft Shelled Almonds,
CoPperas.
Saltpetre,
Englih F F Gnnpowder,
PATENT Shot, well aEorted,
Hibbert's Brown Ssou,
and Porter,
Bea Spanih Segars.
Caldwell, Erafnre e Co.'S
superfne Chocolate,
New-York Candles and
Soap,
Spermacesti Candles, p
JOF
| c. ]
October 10.
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TO BE SOLD OR RENTED.

a CONVENIENT Dwelling HOUSE, on TIE
I n Capitol fquare, adjoining the tenement of Mr.
Edmund Randolph. PonsGion may be delivered
immediately -Enluire Of the printer.
January g. 2aw3w.
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MdRSH5I,S Sdy

MdRSHfL'S SHLES.
By Uirf"e Of a decree ettbe CoNrt Of tie United
Slater fer fbe Effb circuit in fks Yirginia dif:
fria, prono>neEd at fbs ida, term, 1906.
John S3igeyUiN, PHI.
aeaiaR
Da7jid RoG, DIFF.
NkfiLL be faH to the bigb.G 1idatr, fa, yea.A
w marry, 70 nsueb ofa Tract ofL IND,
lyi1g on JanrJ Ri1'er, in TIE eounfs Of CbeRer-
fefd, and eODmsniy eaiIed md kno4yu By tbe
name Of fts Falls Plantation, as will yaiE fbe
Gnm ofJfUe~ bandred and tqOenty.Ex dollars and
flirLy:jraen rrnt5, and fbe COTS. Tbe G7le quil
be- bad o" Tie pTsnj/cS on Ire 2o,b day Of .Janua-
~ 1so7.
JOSEPH SCOTT, NJ. I'D.
Dec. Is.
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FOR SALE.

TIME LOT and HOUSES whereon 9sBa HaO,ii-
A tor, Eiq. the Brtifh ConluI, refides OH it are
three RORY Dwelling Houie, an Office and Kitchen,
and other nscenary Houfes for family ufe Well of
coed Wafer, newly fitted, and Garden lately pailed
an, Ware Hoafe and Cellar under it !; the remains
OF a Wharf which will make good foundation to
build on; with all the privileges of lo,s ftuated on
the river, ofsxtending a wharf.
ALso-27l{ Acres of well timbered LAND, with
good Fi'hefy on Wilioughby's Bay, takng in the
o;'Hith and par, of Msfans Creek, where the be of
Oyiters sRd fifth can be conveniently taken.
ALso--A LOT in S:pithield, between Mrs. Pur-
d.e'sand Captain Todd's lo,s.--For terms apply to
THOMAS NEWTON.
Angpn 90. (,f.)
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Bar Iron, German Craw-
ley's & Bliaered Steel,
Antigua &c Jamaica Rum
Very Old Antigua Rum
Holland Gin,
Cogniac Brandy, of very
hyperion quality,
Race Ginger, Pepper,
Pimento, Nutmeg.,
Mace, Cloves & Gin
pamcn,
Freih London Multard,
in fmall boxes,
Bea Flotant Indigo and
Fig Blue, Of hyperion
quality, in boxes of
20 lbs. each.
Frefh Caper,, Oil, &c.
Freh Gunpowder,
Tea in Gamblers,
Ditto by the ID.
Young Hyfon do. of the
firtt quality,
N. England & Bulhk's
Cheeie.
. L. LESUEUR,
!. SAUNDERS.
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LOST,
& SILVER WATCH of the FRI quality, capped
and Jewelled, with feeend hard, the Makers
name Bs,rand; attached to it, was Gold Chain and
zeal, with the initials ]. G. A reward of fifteen
Dollars is offered On its delivery to the editor.
January 8.
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For SdIF
BELE THYERNtJ

BELE TfVERH!!
5SHE Subscriber begs leave to inform hi, friend,
ard the public, that he has taken the houre 10
Mauehet'er, formerly called the Riane.sun-Taverp.
and occupied by Mrs. Leath, and having furn;0,ed
hmisif with good Beds and the ben Of 1saor,, Grain.
&c he ilsers himief frop, paying particular stten
i'on' he will be able to give general ia;isfaaion
ROBERT McTYRE.
NJ D. a Wagon and tx Mules, good Riding.
hohe' aud Jack OF good aoek---ior iae.
Manchester, Dec. Q, |,