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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-07-31
Sixteenth Bulletin.

EBERsDogF, JUNE q.
The enemy had thrown dlv.ion Of 300
men on the right bank OF the Danube oppo-
fife Prsiburg, which was entrenehed IN die
village OF Eugeral. The Duke of Auerasd,
ordered the rinemen Fl aiiieurs of hef
ie Darmaadt, supported 10y the I2lb u he
line GnfIntryl TO arack il yeiterday The
village was fooa carried a major, s Of
fcers OF the regt of 3eaulieu (.mpng them
the grandfoa of thai field marlhal) ard 400
men were taken. The reit of the regr were
killed, wounded OF driven into the WAGER.
The remainder of the dviion iecured them
felves in an iiland till they could repafs tie
river. The rifiemen OF licle DarmieAdt
tough. well.
The viceroy's head quarters are this day at
Oedenburg.
The mci. valuable cflsas of the cour. havs
been removed fioEi Dude IA peisrewadii,,
whittier the empress i, retired
The Duke Of 2aguaa j. arrived At iaybach.
Gen. Macdonald Is mater Of Graz. lie
il surrounding the citadel which makes fhow
OF relltsnce
At the battle of Ef;'ing the b.gsder Fou-
lers, being wounded, was thrown from b..
hosie and major gen Dgrofnei, one of the
Emperors aids, while carrying orders to d.
viiion of curaliiefs who were charging, was
alto thrown. We have the fatislaetion OF
learning that thee two Geserals and so mea
that we iuppo,ed loa, arc only wounded and
were found in the field, when the Emperor
gave orders to concentrate between Eisling
and Grois-Affern, on hearing that the br,dg-
es of the Danube had given way.
The Danube is lowering though from the
continuation of the heats, rife is feared.
Fro" tie Army IF TIE grail dafby efWa,,a-v.
After the capture of the bridge of Cora, the
enemy having abandoned ,he right bank of
the Viiula, the army under the command of
prince Poniatowfk was divided inso two co.,
unns; the fri Attending he vanla To Pa
law, the other marching TO Koek; On The
18th Ponistovlki entered Lu5a, and the
next day marched towards Sandoair Par-
of the army entered pzerfe oriki and Gu; of
the communication between Lenberg aud
Cracow.
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covered the top of the mountain. They
were attacked by the Saxon infantry, and
driven from their potts with the lois of 500
men and feveial Wagons Of ammunition.
The enemy .oit 1000 killed and wounded
befides prifoners: our lois does not amount
To AGO.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-07-31
THOUGHTS.


%. To underhand fublea thoroughly
we ihould contemplate It At different times,
aud in various circumstances
%. Independence of opinion may place a
VI re upon The outrage of great m,nd- yet
will be neither fhsken by contradiction,
blinded by prejudice, nor borne down by
arbitrary authority.
"a. There arc few mind, that have received
fuch an irrehaible impulfe from Nature, a. not
to take their direction, very much, from the
circumtiance, in which they are placed, du-
ring the Iirf periods OF life.
IS The prefs is one OF the moi efficient
engines in focie,y. When welded by con
ieience, it is capable of producing the greateit
benefits /; yet becomes, in the hands Of iber-
tinifm and faction, the fource of incacuahle
mitchell Let it never, through the 'nhuence
of any fel6ih views be engaged in BAD eagte
nor employed, through an extravagant zeal,
to defend good Ore with fcurriliry.
&c. To prelerve your reputation entire, .,
j, not be expoied in the fmalleil ipltance lor
ii may con you years of care and toll TO wipe
Out the ffsin Of moment.
81 Let every thing you exhih, to the
weird, either IN eonv-riat,on, writing, or ac-
,ion, receive a f,Jet!"s fosee from prayer; at
lcAe, if 40 further, by way of earnea sjaeu.
lstion. RECLUsE.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-07-31
Review Of Europe.
lcoscLuDED FROM OUR LAST.
PRUSSIA,

PRUSSIA,
enfeebled, and almost destroyed, by the late
war with France, can assist Austria only
with her wishes and her prayers.--From
RUSSIA
we might hope better things were she no.
governed by a monarch, timid and irreso-
lute--by monarch who forgets the glory OF
his ancestors, and sacrifices every thing
magnanimous and noble, to his base and un-
manly fears. But the'balancc oc his eorcil-
iating policy has lately inclined towards
England. If he should join in the coaiede-
racy against the tyrant Napoleon, Europe
may yet see more prosperous days. The
commencement of such war would be
signal for general insurrection against
gallo tyranny. The nations of Europe have
discovered that the ameGorating policy
of Boaaparte is nothing less than the more
insuiierable oppression and with such an
ally as Russia to assist them, they would
not hesitate TO arm once more, in defence OF
ali that is dear to humanity. From Lapland
To Portugal, from Holland 10 Turkey, the
various tribes who compose the population
Of Europe, who have all felt the tyranny, or
been insulted by the haughtmess of France,
with one voice would cry aloud for vcn-
resnce
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Discssidiip.
FOR THE GAZETTE.

Ma. SHIRLEY,
a year or two Gnce, handed 10 the Ca
ze,te lone reflections under the tire of
THOUGHTS land as there appeared no reaion
for thinking hat they were not fsvorably
received, beg leave to continue them. feel
the more inclined to this from finding
nnmeer m nuted for publication, and do not
like 10 abandon an obje6t. unsil j, become
manifeily u!eIefs.
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the numerous perils that surround her,
should plead her excuse with generous
minds. But deeply interested as we are,
in the fate of those European powers which
have dared to Sc. themselves in array a.
gainst French despotism, we are still more
an IN the 4 a,t,nv If
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-01-12
VoUNG LADIES, ro4R nlNc.scHoox.

N0ONS EAtlico lux LJlNC-xLHNOL.
4 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES b, tie cese-
irai aaprojaifO. seaiea S-cs e ss,ssra Sc those sst-
Ircns y Ii.er.tcyc os,i lfr.s Ssas Aososes! fssus ;ns:i.
thton .Sfaeir aiteathasse "a, tac icte or.,iGs r~ecsf.,t;-
chs, ori Sruicfai for ths e.c.ttiasns sIes &. ssr6
rhiIs: v:eSeils tie exai5iiion Of psv,nansaip, acc
dessert. embroidery, &c. &c; L Ssa:uyr aSaia 10 Of
Yer my sercicss IN the discharge Of those Gasies
sshich EcSe occupied ,matssiai p-Si Of my latter
years.
Aniamateih b the prospect Of meeting The suoso,t
Z have hitherto received, ana cortensoia,;rp The
pleasures 1 h0oe in vieSs, BY figtfey cosfributiag to
rae Benefit 81 tn. rising ken-ratioa; Iig.end aedica.
ting any Sriofe time to tie Improvement oxG life.
ton IF sach 1oaag Ladies a. may 6e en,rus,e.! to
my care dssIriHS their parents, guardians, &c.
that At shall be my constant study TO dsceSer me
turn or bent Of their minds /; that Svhe,e It is necss.
sary, 1 may be able, 6ysentie an Persuasive means,
so TO n'sfiorote their DISPOSITIONS as 20 iniace then.
% so:sa to learn ; Sna svkere the Propensity is aiyea.
~ Gscerna5ic, 70 heigAte. 10 b. just con- nsudse;on,
that az may become mare seduloust, e~niu!ous.
The utmost clntio. shaVbe used TO preserve them
IN heath, TO impress thes:l with just xo.ioas Of 81.
ETY. and c'rsRe, and to mar thsf,s understand the
necessity 81 affeuarns 10 mo, ii : cad t.oaisstie tso5:5
eny. In tine, sach will be an2 Pride to giv. entire
satisfaesion, that thcy SA.:H kaosp no other difference
by being. fran ha1,s-, than the absence fran tEciy pa
rents, &c. and being Obliged to attend cii;genrtr to
the orders and regulations Of this Institution.
rs vie'ping sphdt has been doae, is a better critic
= tHah any othe' S9hefe6y to .1tt!Se Srhdt MAJ be
attained, the smIscyibcr5eg leave to iafo,su the La
des and Gentlemen Of Richnr and, and rs vicimity,
thar a Specimen, the Performance of a 1orny La
dy 81 that CITY, Spho ssas oaly eighteen months at
ire above Seminary, may be seen -, application at
Mr.. -drchi6aa insects, Meychaat in RICHMOND.
SARAH FALKENER.
U ESe'y possible esertisn is e,noioyed ia pro.
cure a discreet 6 properly qualified person to 1 teach
MYsic.
The SckoolssiU be opened on the frs. day of ga
MARY next.
-. Ihe terms for tuition, bears, zvnshiny, Lodg-
ing. &c. Sc are one hundred ind foe dollars. For
day scholars tscenty dollars per annun1.
The house as remarkably coasnloaiouS and 4ueN
constructed for the preservation Of health.
Warventon, North-CaroAua,
December 18th, 1908. laWfw
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-01-12
TWENrY DOLLARS

WnNIY RE WARD.-Ran-
away from the Subscriber, wing in Bruns-
wick county, about the lst of Sept. last, a web
low fellow named JACK, about ti,irty-fve or six
years oia' hve feet nine or ten inches high, strait
made, has a burn on his left elbow. which nrr.
vents him from SCRATCHING his arm,s and always
carrres 1T crooked; one ofhis under fore teeth on
his lett side is out I; his address is extremely polite
and humble in his manners, and has some pieten-
SONS to the BARRIERS trade. The said fellow ran
away and was absent for 7 Or 8 years, and W as
aPprchended IN Baltimore, at which place and
ted, and passed for a free man by the name of
Peter Jones, at either of which places, or Nor.
folk, Virginia, it is expected he is gone.
The above re ward will be given, if delivered 70
me IN Brunswick county, Va. or secured IN anv
goal in the United States, so that l ret him. or
information of the same.
CHAS. CORDLE.
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nov. 25.


N CHANCERT.-AtaC Court hcld for Abe
u marie Coupty, the 5th day OF Dec. 1903.
Nimrod Bra'nham, PlaiaH-against Jao. Jou-
EFT, Alice Jouett heir of Robert Jouett, Nathan
Crawford and Margaret his wife, John Alien and
Mary his wife, John Mills, Mi,an Mills, R,ar-a.
ret Mills, Frances Mills, Clifton Rodes and Eli.
zaoeth his wife, Charles Jouctt, Thomas C. Flet-
c''er and Susanna his wife, Defendants.
the Defendants John Joueit, John Allen and
Mary his wife, and Charles Jeuett, not having
entered their appearance and given security ac-
cording to the act of Assembly and the rules of
this court, and 1t appearing to the satisfaction of
the court, that they are rot inhabitants of this
Commonwealth On motion of the Plaintiff, by
ms Council; II as ordered, That the said defen-
dants do appear here on or before the first Mon
day in March next, and answer the bill of the
plaintiff, and that u copy of this order be forth
WITT, inserted i'll some public news paper, prin-
ted in the city OF Richmond, for eight weeks sue
cessively, and postet at the front door of the
courthouse OF said county on some court day.
"A Copy. Teste,
ALEX'R. GARRETT, D.. C..
Decembcr Is. oaw8wT
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CHAS. CORDLE.
nnr2mN
pee. II

HI Subscribers have ON hand, at Private
10 Hogslleads, and
90 Barrels Loaf Sugar,
10 Hhds. Brown Sugar of superior quality,
10 Tierces prime Green Coffee,
~ Bags of superior white do.
20 Hhds. Molasses.
y Casks old Port Wine, of superior quality in
Bottles,
6 Cases Stoughton's Bitters, containing 2 doz.
Pint Bottles each.
3 DO. Raspberry Brandy,
8 DO. Metheglen,
Choice old Cogniac Brandy in Pipes,
Holland and Country Gin in Do.
Candles and Soap in boxes,
Ground Ginger in Kegs, &c. &C..
ALSO:
u Bales Kendall Cotton.
with a very general assortment of coarse
Wooiens, all of which will be sold low for
cash, or on short credit, for approved endo,.ed
negotiable notes at the Bank Of Virginia.
PROSSER & MONCURE.
december 81. oavA,y
NJ. u. Cash viii be given for two likel, Young
Negro MEN, that have been accustomed to plan.
tation business, and an unexceptionable COOK ;
and tor sale, the best male House Servant in yir-
gina Also, 50 Virginia Bank Shares, tor casi, By
Z. & M.
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X DUCATION.-TTe Subscriber returns lis
- thanks to the. public, for their confidence in
him as a teacher, and solicits a continuance of
their patronage he hopes, that from his expert.
ence and diligence in his profession, he shall be
able to give general satisfaction. He proposes
20 commune has SCHOOL, the ensuing year, for
the instructionof boys in the Greek, Latin and
English languages, Geography, and the use of
the Globes, the elements OF Geometry, wit!i prac-
teal Surveying, also The elements of Natural
Philosophy, Writing and Arithmetic, Vulgar,
Decimal and Analytical. The price OF boai 4,
tuition, washing, bedding and fuel will bs an
hundred dollars for the term, paid quarterly in
advance, to commence on the sixteenth of lam.
airy, and expire about the tenth of December fol-
lowing. THOs. NELSON.
Humanity Hall, Forks of Hanoyer,)
December 18th. 1903 oa"4"A
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Blake.
~BALTIMoRE, Jan. 6.

We understand a letter is in town, FROM Havan-
ma dated 18th glt. which mentions, that tile port
has been closed to American supplies. and that
vessels, then there, were refused permission to un.
load. This prohibition was laid at the instance
of the people of Vera Cruz, who propose to SUD.
ply the island themselves. . North american.
% The Havana Aurora of The 18th received
at the office of the Federal Gazette, is silent ON
the subject
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-01-12

tn OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES County
L Court, 14th Nov. 1908.
George q Thomas Brown, CosnbiainGnts-a-
gainst jacob Walsh, jr. & Stokely Towles, De-
PENDANTS.
THlSday came the compl'ts, by their counsel,
and the deft Walsh, not having entered his ap-
pearance and given security, according tn the act
OF Assembly and the rules of this court, and If
appearing to the satisfaction oF the count that he
IS not an inhsbitant oil this state, on the mo,;on OF
the compfts, it is decrecd and ordered, that the
SAID def't Walsh appear here en- the first dsy Of
March term next, and answer the bill. of The com.
plainants, and that a copy of this order be forth.
with inserted, for two months successfully, in
some ne ws-paper published III the city uf R:c,,.
Fiond, and posted at the front door of the court
house Of this county.
And it is further ordered, that the def TagYlcs,
retain in his hands whatever money or property
he may have belonging to the said Walsh, un,tl
the further order of the court.
Attest,
FLEA, BATES, G. ". C..
Ian 2 %.
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December. 81
nee. 97.

MOTICE.-On Friday the goth day of Janua-
IN r. next, viii be sold, to tic highest bidder,
at the plantation Of the late Wm. Friend in Ane-
Ia, sund ~ vaiaable PROPERTY, to wit The
stock OF Cattle, Hogs, Horses aud Sheep, the
crop OF Corn, Fodder, Sbucks, &c. and about zoo
bushels OF " neat, plantation Utensils, and about
~ ikely young Negrocs.-Tcrms of ale-one
third cas.i, and the balance in IL months.
At the same time, win DC offered for sale, the
above mentioned tract Of LAND, upon a credit
OF one, two and three years. Persons disposed
to purchase this Land, had better view tn same
before the day Of sale.
In every instance, bond ana unqucstionable Sc
curity will be required.
All those indebted to the said estate, will please
make immediate pdJ mei.t, s. those having CLAIMS,
will present tlem on or before the day of sale.
TXO1T1S BRANCH, E.recstoy.
Chesterfield, pcc. f3. oawowJ
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VALUABLE PROPERTY, TOR SALE
' The ownefshave become DESTROYS of selling
that we'll known, and valuable Property, the
WARM SPRINGS, lying in Bath county, with
ali the Land and Tenement, belonging thereto.
or they viii sell the Springs with 5 or 6 hundred
acres OF Land. II would be useless to say any
thing aboutthe situation Of those Springs, and
their great Medical qualities, with the superior
advantages attached to them, over any of The o..
Their Mineral Waters in this country. AS il is
presumed that no one will attempt TO purchase.
who is not well acquainted with them, or who
Will view the property before they purchase. A
nv communication on this subject, addressed To
the Subscriber, willb spesdiiy attended to.
CHARLES H. LEWIS.
Warm Springs, December 10. oawSmG
p. D. A considerable prompt payment will be
expected, and few likely young NEGROEs
taken
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Jan. S.

, Y virtue OF 4 deed of trust, bearing date an
81 terror to the act, entitled " an act, concern
ing the sale ofproperty under executions and in.
cumbrances - executed to the subscribers, by
Etford Bentley, in order to secure the payment
OF asum of money due to Thomas Pert;nson, as
therein exprcssed-we shall, ON Tuesday, the
llth inst. if far, If not the next fair day, at Pain.
vile in Amelia county, expose for sale, at pn.iic
auction, for ready money, twelve NEGROES, IL
mentioned in said deed, to wit Isl,am, Ned,
Jack, Nancy and her children, Thcmy, Peter &
Anny, Pliebe and her children, Tabby, Joshua
and Nelson, and Rachae., or so many thereof, as
will be suiiicientto discharge the debt mention
ed i'll sad decd oftrust, with the interest & cost
necessarily incurred by Carving the said trust
into execution. The above deed of trust is &C.
corded in the county court Of Amelia.
A~RNISTFID r. TOW,NES,)
PETER RISOM, trustees
January 5 oaw3wg
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'ENHE Subscriber wishes to hire 40 or * NE.
q GRO MEN, and a few BOYS of IL OF Is
years OF age, TO work at the coal business the
ensuing year. DANIEL IRLPLETT.
pee. %. If
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NJ OTICE-All persons indebted TO the Re.
~ tate ct Mary Seabrook, decd. are desired
70 make immediate payment, and those who have
CLAIMS upon the said estate, are requested ia
make them known to the Subscriber, before the
hrst Monday in March next, for at that time he
intends closing his dictatorship.
TAAES SEABR0oK.
Deeembor 81. oaw4w.
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DESERTED, from Tie service of the United
- States, on the 2Otir ult. DANIEL III.
CAS-, y private of the regiment of Light Artille-
ry. The said Lucas was born IN Grange county,
Virginia, tbUt whose parents row reside in AM
herst } IS % years OF age, 5 feet 9 inches high,
ei q fair complexion, buc eyes, brown hair, and
was BY occupation 81 farmer. BE lad Oh at the
time OF his desertion, the uniform of his regiment.
The usual eward will be paid on his .:eliverv to
me at Fort Norfolk, or to any other officer of the
United States army.
WINFIELD SCOTT,
CaPt. y. States Light ArtiAery.
december 81. 1awsw
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Take notice, that on Thursday the 18th
OF next month, ut John Audersoli's Tavern, in
New-Cantcn, l shalt proceed to take the deposi-
tons OF Robert MoseIcy and others, to continue
frem day TO day, until finished And on Friday,
the 2otI or next month, l shall, at Buckingham
courthouse, again proceed to take the depositi-
ons of Daniel Cuerrant and Others, which demo-
sitions are to be read as evidence in a suit Gepen-
dung IN The High Court of Cilancery for the Rich
moHd District, wherein l am plaintiff and you
are defendants. Yours, &c.
PETER GUERRANI.
nee. 27. IS
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Jan. 3.
FLEM, BATES, C. N. C.

NIRGINIA-At Il Superior Court of nance,
v ~, holden at the Capitol, in the city of
Richmond, the first day of September, 1903.
James Gosden and Mary his wife, late Mary
Tucker. Administrative of Joel Tucker, decea-
sed, and relict and executrix Of VIM. Parrot,
deceased, and in her own right, Rhaiuif-A-
galnst Joseph Wilson and John GTeves, Dcf'ts.
THE defendants Joseph Wilson and John
Groves, not having entered their appearance and
given security according to the act OF Assembly,
and the rules of this court, and it appearing to
the satisfaction of the court, that they are not in
h%abltants of this country, on motion of the plain.
tlfis, by counsel, 1t is ordered, That the said de-
PENDANTS Go appear here on the first day of the
next term, and answer the bill of the plaintiffs,
anal that a copy ofthis order be forth with inserted
IN some newspaper published in the city of
Richmond, for two months successfully, & pos
ted at the front door ofthe capitol in the said CT
ty.
A Copy. Teste,
PETER IINSLEr, C.. c.
jan. >. OaNGyV
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January 5

. Ed SULPHUR SPRINGS, Monroe Cour.
IA ty, Va. The Subscriber takes this early Cd.
portunity of informing the public, that he has
leased the RED SULPHUR SPRINGS, and he
pledges himself that no pains or expence will
oe spared on his part, to give general satisfaction
to those who may visit said Springs. There are
six additional houses now building, which, toee-
ther with the buildings already completed, viii
enable him &c accommodate one hundred Board
elS, with their servants, comfortably. He deems
1t unnecessary to say any thing OF the valuable
properties Of said Waters, rs the benefits expe.
rienced by persons visiting them, have already
spread their fame through the greater part of The
United States. Letters and News Papers direct
ed to the visitors at sal, Springs, will be deliver.
ed at the place once a week. There will be a
Store kept at said Springs, containing a general
assortmento Of Goods, Medicine, &c.
LSAAC ES7TLL.
Dcc. II. oa&5wF
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X nSay. DRAKE & TAYLOR. iatcndint
Az 'tc.osc t:icir present conccrr viii ,;s,n..
OF 1s.'s f,ocsS Oh DIR GOODS, II Reduced ,,ri.
fes' TX cas-. or en- short credit, for approved
Those persons indebted 10 the concern lv omen
sc.oa,"'' ace requested to make payn,ent or exc
cute bonds for their rcspect;y. amounts.
pee. II.
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INSERTED, from the service of the United
States, on the St, inst. a Musician in the
oth regiment OF Infantry, named HUGH IVES
LEN tIiity years Of age, of a sallow complexi-
on grey eyes. light hair, S feet 7 inches high
V's" sPoke to has a down look, slow in speech,
and much addicted 20 strong drink was horn !,
SoutA-A'nboy, (NewJersey)-Had on when he
isSeFteG,a drunmef's uniform, which 1t is con-
J%ect'ired, he may have changed Cor those in Which
ne WAS Unlisted, viz. light colored Virginia cloth
coat and pantaioous, swmsdown vest and cotton
s''irt. A reward often Dollars will he givemt TO
any person who viii deliver said Deserter to me
or 70 any officer in the United States service.
COLIN BUCKNER,
Capt. 5tA regiment Infantry.
Fort Norfolk, Dec. 81. e
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ANDlNG from the Schooner KIcuMoNn
IL at Testers new Wharf:
IS Crates Earthen Ware,
IS Hhds. Muscovado Sugar,
IL Do. Green Coffee,
9 Bales Woolcns,
IN STORE-1oo bags Salt, Is hlds. Molass-
es, 10 t'erces green Coloe, 6qisrter casks Shcr.
ny, 3 pipes Gin, so boxes Segars, s bags Race
Ginger, Souchong, Hyscn Skin and Young Tyson
Tea. For sale by GEORGE WATT.
NOV. q. r,fl
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sTok SALE-Win be sold, onTuesday, the
A.. 10Th Jan. to the highest bidder, ON the pre-
II; D''safs Plan Of the city Of Richmond, and ed.
Joining to the house and lott of MIR. Elisha Price.
on the day following, will be sold, the HOUSE
LOTT whercon the subscriber at present re.
sides. Terms made known Oh day of sale.
d. EORRING TON.
zee. 81. 2aWttis
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-01-12

Iothe enterprise and perseverance of DR.
BENJAMIN W. Case, of Newport, the public
are indebted for the recent discovery of a va
liable Coal Mine, ON the Farm of Mr.. Benia-
min Browning, near the New Stone Bridge.
at Hiowiand's Ferry.-Coal was found in less
than ten feet from the surface of the earth +;
the stratum is supposed to be of great ez-
tent as we'll as depth; more than 80 feet
perpendicular having already been dug
into the coal. Specimens from this mine
have been tried, and the coal is pronounced
By competent judges to excel any other hi
therto discovered on the Island and resem-
bles most, and is said nearly to equal the ia
nous Kilkenny Coal""M. Y. Mere. Adu.