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MANCHESTER TURNplKE COMPANY.

MANCHESTER TURNPIKE COMPANY.
NOTICE IA HEREBY GIVEN,
II 'FiET general meeting Of Stockholders in tie
4 Mancheier Turnpike Company, will he held
AZ Brooks tavern N MauehcGer, on the fro Mon
day IN Augnt next; when bufnels of imrcr:lncs TO
the lnteres Of tue company will be fubntted for
confederation.
By order Of the Directors
JAS. BRANDER, elk.
July 2. ,IaA.
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OFT OF CIR GU ND,

pEICEGtNCI:o Col. QuaSrier, andnow occypi-
I ) ed By him. For the convenience Of purchsfers,
i, IS divided into 75,:,ev Lofs, ion,e of which are
;rrroyed with d yelling iIsHes, aud every conve-
riense for families and all OF them well tuaeed,
either for ,ainefs being near the gafn sthe Cans!
and the Public Wirehoutel or far ti.e redence Of ia
miles; having gaod pro'psas and itee Circulation
OF air.
A plan ofthe above property may be feen at the
Office OF the fubcr be-s, tn whom, Col Quar-
T.er, ali perions deGrous Of purehang at private iae
will Apply. Terms made kpo%p m day CT faie.
TAYLOR e BROWN, Aa!i'rs
July 1. tdi
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ADMIRAL DUcKwoSTH's EXPEDITION TO
coKsTANTMoPLR.


coEsTANTINoPLR.
We fee by this expedition thu, Notifications
cannot prevent ihips Of war from paling them
when they have good breeze IN their favor.
The Dardanelles which Duck worth had e, rsls
TO arrive At Confartinople, is a long narrow
trait, which, by its appearance on the map,
cannot he ieis than forty miles in length with
Qualifications ii feveraI parts of il. YET the
tirrt patisd them all with little injury.
But we ice alto that although fbips Of war can
r''n pait for'ihcsi;On With a far wind. thew
camnor lay againit place fortified with can.
non even though there he no regular works
i docs not appear that Confantinople was for
'ilI2d any more than Ncw-Ynrk is now. BIZ,
the Turks on ths appearance IF the Bri,i1 Rect
got ieveral hundred pieces II cannon Gown "a
the water file, ready 10 fire on the f,Ds 4:
f5on az the ihip7 1iould fire on the town, ,nd
Du, kwor;h fseipE this found it better TO f.,
iAll and decanp. ] was not in nate, r,vs hf
to w'!hitand fGch force, Hips are not 2 match
for cannon ca !hOre.-rhey cannot conc rcar
rnoUEA 10 fire upon pa c, but the place Car
fire upon them, and the riii; the li!ips run !.
l. r'ed'cr thin the rift the Ware can run. Yet
IL DGie % the rciolyes Of the sete, al ward rnee;
iTgs Iait charter eieCioG, ihry fai,, hat n I'm
2 r .friEafe toald igy Ire e;iy ofNfy 7ork ugJe,
contribution, pc'ha}t Gsftoy IL. iYhat = ir, o
co"3r-S AID ;2"Udmuics iHelr {. % are The,
ought TO ne G1nS.cd5ffct ann our on pst,icostt
iiufo., their ii:it man, OH 20 he mcaCure,
Tor pe,ticOat, ard Co;cG,.n and Cullen. III
! abide camp printers, for an under peiliccat.
Puzzle 1i.y.
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Gugope
LONDON. May L.


The Barhary Rates have declared war apainft
Crea.-Britain, and fevcral of their coarCair. are
at fea.
The two great armies in Pruiia, have been
recognized and inftead of many divilions, now
coniltt OF three each ;-or rather centre, right
and left dviGon.
The allied Rufian and PrufIian army. The
centre is under Bennington, Commander in
CHIEF, where the emperor of Ruflia has his head
quarters. Gen. Butcher (who has lately been
exchanged, and who fought 70 desperately after
the battle of Jena) commands the right, where
the king OF Prufiia has his head quarters.-The
LETT IS laid to be commanded by gen. Ruchelf
(gen. Won Ellen being ilD where the Prince
Conttantipc has command.
The French right is commanded by MARTIAL
Maiiena the centre by Mura, the left by Der.
nadotte; the emperor overleeing the whole.
1be fecret expedition, will conff of from
l5 to 90, 900 men.
InsSwg, IprR go, 1907.
we are IN the route of receiving news from
Turkey. The RufIians have made an unfuc-
ceisful attack on Gambia.
The Grand SeigDior has fworn on the Alec.
ran 10 die rather than dcviatc from his brother
NAPOLEON. He has directed all his yafIaIs to
make war on Englitii property and at SMYRNA
and Sa'onica to the amount of epkty ,,,iL:ont
was fsiZed.
N6,H 81.
The French army defined for Turkey, has
ioditenly received new dtaination. MolIitor
and Boudctt's diviiions (about $4,000 are t.
JOIN the Grand Army in Poland. General Hsc-
tor has brought this order; and yefe,aav Ce.
seral Bondett, and fuite arrived here, with the
56th regiment, in IA days from Verona. Since
then the S4th has arrived and others are ex
peGed.
ConRanfineoie, EarHI.
: General Sebsfian does bulinefs every dsv
with our Miniters. Nothing is done without
his advice. Preach officers are continually CO.
'nirg, and are Immediately employed. 500 can
NOM with furnaces have been fent to the Dar-
daneiIes. Proviiions are very fcarce here. The
Ahatic troops on the march to the DannLc a.
mount to 10000. The Jannif7aries of this gar.
riion have alfo gone thither. as the Dards-
neiies will foon be in ftaie of defence to diff
pate all fears for the fafety of the Can;.ol. the
Ottoman Heet will pats into the Black fea. TO
act oftenhveiy aganft the RulIians.
2be File, Nay "a.
Letters from Vienna Gate, that the Eng,ifb
Rect, reinforced by the Ru;1ians, has again paf.
fed the Dardanellrs.
=. Pnlf;yG, Ap,H7. ,
Martial maizena,, with many Generals ,r.
here. ProgiGoDs are exceifively fcarce. The
roads are not yet paffabIe and if the weather
were good, military operations cannot com.
mence under mouth.
Berlin, May /.
$4,000 troops are expected to reinforce the
Grand Army.
Sebzcerin, Hay l.
On the Goth A new article was added to the
S"ediii Armltice, that months warning
p9on'd be given OF the recommencenen, of hoi.
Utilities
Msmel, AprH 10.
On the Cd His Imperial EisjcGy Alexander
arrived here from Petersburg. Oqr KIM met
him at Pe'angen, and accompanied him TO this
city. AT night there was grand illumination.
On the 4th his Imperial Mejeny, and our Mo
march and Oneen, TAT out Tor Georgenbureb, in
the vicinity OF the Grand Army.
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y
BY the Proficient,
JAMES MADISON, Secretary of STATE.
NORFOLK, Julv.3.

NoREOL Juy'3.
Mr. Fox, Naval ConitI uaor for the u. States al
Waihington arrived here yeterday with ntysGhip-
wrights and n,aa-makers, to expedite the reftnent
OF the CheIspeake Irgate. Leay.y.
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Y4LU5BLR LOTS FOR sale.

On THURS pr iLs 9fb Of july rs*s. at 10 ot!esk
inf5e forenoon, will be i3'i' at +siiczEo"' on
tie er.miE5, tbat 6soHtifH
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From Baltimore we urderGand that Lieutenant
Read, arrived at that CRY from Warrington with or
ders reit tbs United States Schooner R-9sage. the
iae of which ed been previou!ly ordered.
Its conje4ursd that this veel will proceed with
oft delay for London, with orders to our MiniGers
to demand explanation and Abstraction for the late
outrage, and in cafe both are given, to leave the
Court oil ST. lanes IL
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There has been no communication with the Britila
fqyadron in Lynnhaven-bay for fome Gays This
iquadron begins to feel fon,e ferrous Inconvenience
from the want Ct water and freih proviiion. u.
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Prize CHrrrat.-We have iEftrted our Price Cur.
rent as ulual in the fri page of this paper, hut our
readers will undertand that prices are merely nOsv;-
nal Buiineis Of every kind has bten GaGpended Guee
the attack on tine Chelapsake, and while the un,sr-
tainty OF what will be the reul, commercial opc,a-
lions will remain iuiPended Some of the Inlursnc.
Companies TO the NGrhward, have iLut their ,Hiec.
for the preient The in!uraOee Company here have,
not come to frch determination, bue the difficulty
in fixiEg any premium equal to what the riflz NAV
be, produces nearly the lame efe2 as fhutting tile
ONCE. it,
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JOHN LIE TELLER,
DEN

n ne EAGLE TATERN:
sfFERS his fervices 20 the Inhabitants Of R:c,.
~ mond, in the various branches Of his r~rof.o;o,,
/" I. IN reRoring the Teeth to their naru.al elegance,
without injuring their enamel. by c!earfnp r,.p,
from tina, corrective iubaanee called Tartar, wb,c;,
adhere' to them, it being of i yellow or black a.
Pearance, producing Scurvy, eaufpr a, otf.nf;ve
Breath, %deeaying of the Teeth, or a WAITING of RI.
Gums and honey proeefs of the Jaw, till they drop
Perions unto whom nature has denied the fa,isrse.
ton OF lafing natural Teeth, may have tf,s:r Ior.
Implied by artificial ones, &c, with fnch r,ca,v and
beauty, that they >lnnot be diiiinguifhrd from natu-
raj, and OF materials that will not change ia /, n p
natural colour. Hollow ones he plugs. 10 Us To prs-
vent them from being painful, or further deeayipy
tor many years, and rein' ates thofe with the Gums
that sre much deprecated by earele G,ers or corrodinv
medicines. Likewife extracts fueh a. are roo tTr
gone to fave, in which operation he makes ufe of
Hh Patent Perpendicular Exfr4e7irr Lrqrasa.yt,.
Which take the Teeth out without, ary polib,iitv ne
E%aeturing the jaw or bruidng the gums, ard with
much leis pain than the innruments that are in rens-
raj ufed by Surgeons and Dentins.
Er He b@ DENTRIFICR sfo gerry f.a.yioy ou,.
lily, 7obieb be has lately PREPARED and 70, Sale.
Thofe who with to be waired on at their reGdence,
by directing a line or fervant to NIr lie Teller, wiz
be attended to.
April Z. oawew.
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March 81.
FOR SALE.

By As Su6seriSey,
EXIEST-fNDIA and New England Rum, French
w Brandy, Molaffes, Loaf & Brown Sugar, Cof-
fee and Chocolate, Bea Imperial and Hyfon Tea,
Pepper, Race and ground Ginger, Nutmegs & Cloves,
Windior having Soap, Lintfeed and Lamp Oil,
White Lead and Spanifh Brown, Yellow Ochre, Pa
tent Green ground in oil, by 1913 10 by IL Win
fow Glafs, I'd, Sd, Id, Sd. I'D, 1od x cod Nails and
Spike do. Barr Iron of all Descriptions, fquare, fiat and
round Plowplates, German Steel, Fire dogs & Skilet.,
Powder and Shot, Liverpool fine Salt for pork, bet
Hales Salt for Pork, Salfpetre& BrimGtone, GOO pair
Mems thick Shoes, mems fine fhoes, boys do. Ladies
Kid and Morocco Slippers, Table LINEN and Irifh
meeting, Bare Skin, blue and mixed Plains, Patent
Cord and Thickfetts, Writing and Wrapping Paper,
Pate Board, Cotton and Woll Cards, a few barrels
Maekarel, Novafcotia Herrings, do. Grindaones.
Ayo, jyf reeeioeS from BsRon.
One Piano Forte, and one elegant Piano Forte with
additional keys.
The above articles viii be fold cheap for cath or
country produce, or 60 days note at the bank.
BENZ. STETSON.
Jan. 70. oawsm.
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IS BY the members csmfo6ng the meeting, and not
by the chairman. The r~folves of meeting are not
the aa Of the chairman.
But in what manner will Morgan Lewis prove
damages : Damages mra be proved by faas: tkey
cannot be proved BY nPinion opinions prove nothing.
Damages s'y-t' by opinion are not damages in fact,
aud a jury 'stiei down to fa9, and cannot take cog
lnizanee OF opinion. Morgan Lewis mutt prove chat
between the time thoie refolves were paTed, and the
time he commenced his profecstion, he fufiained ja-
images to the amount of one hundred thoufand dol.
lars, and he nun produce facts in prosf it. He nun
alto prove that thefe damages were in s~syegaense of
thofe ~refolves, and could he prove all this, it would
not reach MIR. Farmar, becaufe as before faid, tie re.
/"ver y Meeting are net Ae So sfts. chairman.
This is not a cafe merely before. a jury of twelve
men. The whole public is a jury in a cafe like this,
for it concerns their public rights as citizens, and it
is for the purpofs of freeing it from the quibling chi
eanery of law and to place it in a clear ineligible
point of view before the people that l have taken it
up.
But as people do not read long pieces on the ap-
Proach of an election, and as it is probable I may give
a ieeond piece on the fubjed of damages l will aop
where ] am for Prefent.
THOMAS PAINE.
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THE SUBSCRIBER

hFFERS for iaie, 500 acres of that valuable tra0
~ GLAND, in the North Garden i'll Albcmarle
on the waters Of Hardware, known by the name of
ShePPard's quarter (; the wood land of which j. Rronp
tobacco land, and the plantation in good order for
farming, having a good framed Barn, an Overfeer &
Negro houies on it. There are about 20 acres of nronp
bottom land to clear, which will produce good time.
thy. This land lies about 60 miles from Milton and
Warren, and between the latter and the land, is a
valuable wheat mill, 1t Is in a good neighbourhood
and well watered. MIR. Matthew Brown, who lives
on the land, will thew it to any one applying Tor the
iubieriber) 1850 dollars Of the psrehafe money will
be required in hand, and the balance ia three equal
annual payments, with ieeurity on the land. If the
above land, be not fold privately before (of which
notice will be given) it will be offered for iale. on
the above terms, on Monday the 18th day of Nav
next, at Charlottesville, being Alsemarle court day,
by d. MINOR.
March 90. 1.wGw,
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JAMES WORRALL,

II AS lately received a general and carefully az.
IL forted flock of Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Pa
tent Medicines, &c. &c. which he offers for iale, at
the firf corner fore, above the Eagle Tavern, lately
occupied by Meffrs. Pickett, Pollard and Johnfon.
His articles have been feleeted Of the frh quality,
and Will be pat up with the greateG care and exact
nefs, on the Lowell pofible terms. The whole of his
compound medicines, have been made by himrelf, with
the mott icrupulous attention, to the directions of the
different Pharmacopoias.
Physicians favouring him with their prefcriptiors,
and country Merchants with their orders, may de-
pend on their being executed punetually and with
difpatch.
N. B. He has lately received from DIR. solomon's
AGENT at a freih fupply of thofe invalua-
bic medicines, the Balm of Gilead and Anti Impe,e-
gines.
November 2S. o.v,f
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MI. zAcHARLAH rALzhFEPRe,

TAKE notice, that we hall on the goth and soth
L day of April next, at the Tavern of Alexander
Shields, in the town of Lexington, county of Rock
bridge, and Gate of Virginia, at the Tavern of Bedja-
min Pollard, at Buckingham Court Houfe, Virginia,
on the llth, 18th. 18th, & 14th of May next, at
the Tavern of Thomas Galley in the town OF Carriers
vile, in the county of Cumberland, and fate of Vir-
ginia on the 18th & 10th of May next, and at the
Ia in the city of Richmond, and fate of
Virginia, on the 10Th & goth of the fame month,
(May), between the hours of 8 A. M. and 6 p.
N. OF each day respectively, proceed to take
the depofitions of fundry perfons to be ufed as
evidence in a fuit, now depending and undeter-
mined in the hyperion Court of Chancery, fer the
Richmond diaria, wherein you are plaintiff, and
Willis Wills, John ]. Wills and William r. Bernard
are defendants. WILLIS WILLS,
JOHN ]. WILLS.
March 81. law 4wS
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TO RENT
WASHINGTON TAVERN!

nDEN u MOORE have taken the WASH
~ INGToN TAVERN, adjoining the Capitol
Square, lately occupied by EDWARD HALLAM. At
Considerable exPenee, they have provided themlelves
with excellent accommodation for their friends, and
invite theirs and the public patronage. They are
determined TO keep as good a table and as genteel an
Inn as any in Riehmond-FurDihed ROOMS, adj
joining the Tavern, and every ~neeeTary attendance,
for families travelling -Both the Co-partners ha-
wing been welLverled in this buinefs, fsttsr them
felye' with the expectation Of rendering general fatis-
faction.
Richmond, February IL. If
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TRENTON,N. >. April Is.

The paragraph in our laa refpeains Princeton col
lege, was incorrect as well as imperfee.-Three
Rudsnts were ypenied by the Faculty mot expelled
for the power of e~xpulfon is veled in the Truftees)
fer fome alledged mifdemeanor, and thefe three had
the addrefs to win over all the other fudents (excep,
the ttudents OF divinity and charity fcholars to eC-
poule their eaufe. A memorial was accordingly
Preiented to the Faculty, requiring the reaoration Of
their brethren, and refuGng to purdue their audies till
this was done. The Faculty %perfRed, and the lu-
dents remained in 4 fate of differentiation until the
evening before commencement, when they were ne.
titled that the exercifes Of the College were fufpend.
ed.
What the offence, were by which the fufpenion
OF the three waa incurred, we have not learnt un.
lefs, indeed, it was a concern in the demolition Of a
new Rome out-building, which is charged upon the
ttudents. It is faid 4 want of harmony between the
Faculty and the audents had exiRed fonae months
and that Tome unguarded exprefions, to fay no worfe
Of them, of fone of the Faculty refpeaing the flu.
dents, tended to heighten the difcord and produce the
open rupture a rupture which rofe 70 high, that at
one time the inhabitants of Princeton few to arms
to protect the College from apprehended dearuaion,
and the STUDENTS armed themfelves with the bannif.
tiers OF the ffairway, and msnaced all who hosld mo-
left them but which finally fubfided withou, blood
fhed or broken bones. Who were moi blamable the
Faculty or the Students, we know not ; but we can
not help thinking that had pe~rfuaive and conciliato-
~ aeans oeeh auoPteo oy the former, intead OF the
harf, invective and general ~afperfions of which the
Students complain, no ferrous diRurbance would
have taken place. Certain it is, that the Students of
Tered to withdraw their memorial, and return to their
duty, if thofe of the Faculty who had caR thofe afper-
iions or ~indulged in that i~nvective. would make a
proper acknowledgement; what reply was made to
this ~propofal, we have net learnt.
- Since the above was in type, the following
was handed US:
public are reoueaed IN
fufpend their opinion respecting the disturbance,
which have lately taken place in the college of New
Jerfey, as WI are informed that the truRees of that
infitution are now adopting fuch meafures as we hope
will prevent their recurrence. We underfand that a
full aatement of the whole tranla6lion will be laid
before the public with all Penible difpa,ch.
True Ex1i.s1.
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FOR sAiR.

..FoR sAiR;
a CONVENIENT HOUSE ty L0fs for a Nv.
"A vate family, il being brick So feet by ls, with
two rooms on a aoor with a pafIage and ere plac. III
each room, atuated on the erofs-Gree, LEADING from
the main-areet to the church in a healthy par, Of
the city, there being an excellent fpring on laid Lor,
and alto fmali Brick Houfe IA by i24 feet fauarc,
well calculated for a Comp,ing-Ho which, with
a number Of other convenieucies make, the G,u,,;on
deGrable for a genteel family.
The payments will be one fourth cain, and fx,
twelve and eighteen months, for the other three
fourths OF the money, the payments to be feeured in
the euaomary way.
WM.H HARPER.
N. B. IF the above property 10 not difpofed Of It
private iale, before the End day of May, it will On
that day be fold at Public Auction or the premiiss
by Da,sJaaa, Fsaey sy SsaeSeH.
March Is. oaw sw e. 2aw A.
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Rp autDnrttp.
Lars OF THE UNITED STATES.
AN ACT

AN Ct
For The rsLi5 Of StttJn Say,..
= E it enaSed BY tie Senate and HsyE Of Rspr1fnfa-
II tives Sfhs United States IF Ameris in Cong-1s
aGfmbiel, That the accounting officers of the treafu-
~ be, and are hereby authorized to lettle the account
of Stephen Sayre, as f~ecretary obligation to the A
merican commifion at the court of Berlin, in the year
one thouland feven hundred and feventy-feyen, and
that they allow him not exceeding four month pay at
the rate of one thoufand pounds ferliDg per annum
andl;he compensation ufualy made for returning home
with intereit on the Whole fun until paid. Provided
the iaid Sayre ihall upon the receipt Of the fun direct
ed to be paid by this ACT execute in confederation there
of 4 ~difchsrge to the United States of all demands
wha,foever and lodge the fame with the RICHTER OF
the ~treafury.
NATHL. MACON,
Speaker Of be H0yf o, RsPrJfafativss.
S. SMITH,
PrgfAenf IF tbs Senate, ?, stemPore
March 8, 1907.
APPROVED,
TIL: JEFFERSON.
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TIL:
CHAPTAL.

Prsp0ah far fabljGiag BY snb,Nrphsu, BY Jasss
.JObA5on, Riebmoad,
THE. Ell MENTS OF CHEMISTRY
BY M. I. a. CHAPTAL.
S'r@ery frsftysv Of CbemjR,y at Montpelier, Hsas-
racy Ln,pee7sr Of The Miner Of France, Mluky
Of SeVrrsi Aeadtnin Of Science, Ge. 5e.
vim great additions and Improvement, t4vo ne4y
chapters on the Nitrous Oxyd and 0xyd F
Carbon, and t7vo Plates Of Chemical Ab-
Paratn5, qvbieb can be made in any part
Of the United States, and qVitb qvbiek
an in1nenJe number of ex~perimeats
can be Performed.
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Jan. 20.
LAND FOR SALE.

7 HE fubfcriber offers for fale, a valuable traa of
i LAND, lying in the county of Albemarle, Vir-
GINA, within two miles of Charlottesville, and five
Of Monticello, containing near thirteen hundred a.
ores, and is of excellent quality, adapted to the cul-
ture of Corn, Wheat and Tobacco; watered by fine
fprings and bold runs, one of which is emphatically
called Meadow Creek, on account of the valuable fat
lands it produces, peculiarly adapted to gratis, of
which kind there is on the raa a large quantity.
There is alto a Grit and Saw Mill on this land, and
almoa an exhauAlefs fock of fine timber its eontigu.
ity to town, renders both that wood and plank very
valuable. The land will be fold entire, or in parcels
to fuit purehafers, and exteniive credit given, the
money being Satisfactorily fecured. For terms, APP
ply to the fubferiber who refdes within a few niles
Of the land. GARLAND CARR.
February 27. Oaw2mp.)
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CTOLEN from my Plantation near Richmond, ON
~ the night Of the 18th indspt, a black HORSE, a.
bout four feet nine or ten inches high, Eothing re-
markable about him, but a fear on his back, having
been injured by a bad faddle, hanging main ana fwiseh
tail, he has the appearance Of the gear on his hdes, no
white iPot about his, about feyeu years old there i,
little doub: but he was taken away by a free negro,
who calls himfelf Tobias Heath, a remarkable tail
black man, Aout made, about 40 or rs years IF age q,
he had a blue cloth coat, a drab cloth big coat, and
Gme Virginia clothing, he had on eordage breeehes.
| will reward any perion who will deliver the Herfe
to me in Richmond, or feeure him 70 that I get him
again, and for feeuring the thief, 70 that he be
brought to trial, a liberal reward viii be given.
april IA. u. JOHN z. PRICE.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-04-24
BY JAMES WooDHoUSE, N. d,
Professor OF CHEMISTRY IN THE uNIyER,Irr
or PEN~NsYLvANIA, Ss. Vs.

n o fooner had the French edition Of this work
~ arrived in London, than it was Immediately
translated into Rnglih, and P~ubliibed in three octave
volumes, which, upon their arrival in America, were
reprinted in one volume, and two editions oft have
been fold in this country, in a few years, a proof Of It's
great merit.
The uncommon perfpicuity Of Protector Chaptal,
his accurate knowledge, as an able experimenter, and
practical chemia, renders his t~reatifs the beR elsnen-
tary performance extant.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-04-24
THE SUBSCRIBER,

$ defrous to fell a part of his LOT, on the Main
Il Street nearly oppoGte the Court Houfe, fay from
twenty-five to f~orty-four feet in front, and extending
one hundred and fxty five feet back, it is an elegibls
fituation and worthy the attention of any perfon who
wiihes to Purehaie for the PurPofe of building there
on. The terms will be made known on application to
RICHARD THOMPSON.
april 7. If.