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GERMAN PAPERS.

GERMAN PAPERS.
LEYDEN, Aug. 9.-The French fleet.
which had taken position under Fort Lilo,
has partly ascended the Scheldt as high as
antwerp, and taken an advantageous staff
on, tree from any attack of the enemy.
French troops arrive daily at Client and
Antwerp--The right bank of the Scheldt,
from Antwerp to Bergen OPP Zoom, is cover
cd with Dutch troops. Ci-devant Dutch
Flanders is likewise covered with troops
Il he whole OF this force was expected short
ly to be able to act on the offensive.
LYONS. July 26.--We learn from the
shores ofthe Mediterranean, that's conside-
rable number of British transports with
troops, which were formerly in Sicily, have
sailed for Gibraltar, from whence they are
20 proceed to Lisbon, to reinforce the army
under the command Of Sir Arthur Welles-
Sey.
Some detachments of the army of General
Stuart have been embarked, probably to
return to Sicily, as the expedition failed of
success i'll its projects against Naples.
VIENNA july 81.
All the redoubts which the Aussrians had
thrown up on the right bank of the Danube,
between Eugeneau and Presburgh, have
been raised. a con siderable quantity of bag
gage has been sent to Raab. Ii is sad
the Emperor Napoleon will transfer his head
quarters thither, and from thence it is infer
red that the Emperor of Austria, who is at
Somorn, will have an interview with him
at Raab, to treat OF the conditions of peace.
Aug. 2.--Nothirg certain respecting war
81 peace vs. vet krown the price of cooni-
al merchandise which is bro't from Trieste
lncrea.es daily. as all the ware houses i'm
that CITY hayeibeen seque strated.
he emperor continues to construct
strong tetes-de- pont on the left bank Of the
Dannbe; and every thing is prepared in
such a nanner that the troops may he put
IN motion at the first signal
he Saxon Major General Hartisch di-
CO ~ she 24th ult in Consequence of his
wound
Aug 5.-Raab was il is said in the frs.
iusl"gel hxed upon as the place for the ne
gociations for peace, but now they say j, is
30 be at AlleEburg in Hungary.
between the bridges facing the Spite, a
french Camp is fn,nlug for 1900 men,
he Eripiess of Austria is arrived at Co
1srn, on = visit to tie Eu,geror francis.
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a T meeting Of the Board Of Trustees on tho
A 29th day II September, 1899
Whereas, 1T appears, That some nlisrebresen-
tations have been crculatef ant maHy m:sao9-"-
heasiOns entertained By the tR5lic respecting re-
4n!"tioa lately ddoPtea, prohibiting the students If
This seminary, from attending 'hs hou,e on
ordered, THAT the sad ia4o be bu6ltshcl m one Of
me GaSettes printed in tie city Of lIchaiond
g Resolved, That a resort of the stu.ients Of
ms seminary, to public meetings, at the COURT
house, on court days. Masters Gels Toss ofti,ne,
generates oiee and corruption IF morals, and
ought NOT to be tolerated"
1t IS therefore ordered, That :jter th- COM
nencenent 81 the next session, student shall Le
permitted to 20 the house on couyt da,s or
on days Of Muster ua!ess suhen compelled to It.cad
BY Iega! authority"
Isstc,
DRURl- LACY, CLERK
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CTOLEN from the Subscriber, near Prince
~ Edw ard courthouse, III tire mig lat of the 22d
Sept year old selding, about 4 feet inches
high, well formed, in tull plight, and handsomely
spotted, his name and tale in their natural state NJ
IL IS believed his handsome spotted body, muss
'tuact the ,~'tice OF those who may see linn L
have therefore to request, among my friends, the
aid OF the owners cfferrcs, AID # information If
HIM cin be obtained, from ,helr be4tmen, that
they viii be SO good as 10 advise me by post
FR.iACIS jY.41KLVS
October II. v6wT
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w2NG

HIVE DOLLARS REV ARD.--Strsyed o.
l. stolen from nv lot in FafTnsviile about the
ist ofSep,ember last, two mules--One bav &
the ot'lrrs black with long hob tails--1he above
reward viii be given 70, taking them up and re-
turning them to me
MAURICE L6NGHoRNE, jr.
"et u 2wT
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Mr. York, Ger. 70.

NEw York, Ger 10.
Yesterday morning The nesv Minister. from,
Sf,ain, ief this city for the seot Of govern
ment-sohe''e, no doubt, he zviU meet svish a
Favorable reception.
IL IS kirineihaHy owing 10 me ererfions
~ fhis gentleman, 7ve learn. thai the fine.
rican hrshevy under detention in Shain, has
6ega liberated Thirty scuen thousand dol
dafs, The amount offhe cargo Of ome shih
that had been condemned, las atyeody been
reeeired6y a Democratic house in sAis eify.
4rho has nor heretofore been very friendly
TO me Eatriotic cause IF that country.
N. Y. Gaz
he we'll known Marquis Yrujo, memo
rabie for his connection with various incen-
diaries in the U. States, has proceeded to
Brazil. as the minister of the Spanish Junto
TO the court Of the house of Braganza.
". Y. PUB. .fdp.
No.FoLK, Oct. 15.-MR. ERskrNE, family
and suite, arrived here yesterday morning fro u
Baltimore-They will sail for England in the
FriSate I'Africape, the first fair wind
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Cnquirer .Offite.

The last NeTcs sheds gloom over the pros
poets of England.
Tue Expedition to Holland is about to re-
turn, without all ascent of the Scheldt
" They mAgC"ed up the h,ii and then down again ;"
Sir A. Wellesley is re,reating in Spain
chafied and pressed on all sides by the French
30 dangerous is his situation, hat his reach
ing place of embarkation is made to be the
most iorious act OF his life.-It is probable
that he will spend his Christmas in Paris.
thus millions of the treasury are sunk.
and the honor of tie nation is furnished -
IL viii be wellindeed. for the present minis
try, IT they can withstand the shock Of their
own improvidence and defeats.
In Austria, there is no ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
OF hostlIities. Every thing seems to point
to peace. The Archduke Charles is now
aid TO have resigned his command from
ms unavaii'ng opposition to a peace, on the
terms proposedby Napoleon
Such peace puts an end To the power of
Austria-to the spasms IT Spain--to the in
cursions on Zealand--sets limits to the snug.
SLeing trade of q Britt.n-Sl seals most of
the ports against her. IL forms a new E
foeh IN the war, by overthrowing every
chance OF raising new coalition on The con
'inent. There Is no longer power, worth
SUBSIDY and as political power Eng
land WI no longer be felt on Europe-un
less she should wean the Emperor of Rus
STA from his coalition with France
1owhat purpose then should she prosecute
the war? She may merely take Guadaloupe
the isles OF Mauritius and Bourbon the set
tlement OF Botavla--but as TO the continent
her expeditions will be in vain 1t is Dossi
bic, that there may now be an atteupt To
negotiate peace-but should the war go on,
lis theatre may be transferred to the LevantSl
| to Egypt; to new & predatory Entertainments
on the commerce of neutrals; to naval e
quipments on the Western Coasts of France,
and new menaces of an invasion of England.
| In the mean time, the crescent will vanish
t-& Spain, Holland, Switzerland, Italy, Ger
many and Poland, will receive more compact
organizations.
Elections.-In--Pe Pennsylvania, the annual
Election was on the 10th The Democra-
tic ticket i'll Philadelphia. for Congress, h As
majority of 429. There is no doubt of DR..
| Sybert's election over Smith Ged) Both in
the city and county, the Democratic ticket
| for the assembly was successful.
| In MARYLAND, the strength of parties in the
next House of Delegates will be A. Repub
licans, So Federalists-in the last it was as
Fed, and AZ Demo The total Republican
! Majority, in the Election just over, is about
5681-number of votes given in, abunt
~ 800.
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DRURT LACl, C2rrk.
October IL A,,

ri oIlCk.-ThePsrtne of SayLor & King,
~ tanners, near Prince Edward court house,
is this day dissolved by mutual consent All
those indebted to the concers, sfe requested 20
make immediate payment 10 George King, who
is authorised to receive payments and settle III
accounts of the company,
MiRTIN SA1-LOR,
CEORGE MING.
October II. 4w
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a ENDORSEMENT VII be sold to III.

4 DNERTlShMENr W. ~ De sold to tf.s
n highest bidder, on the 1ot!i LAY OF N0yem>
Der next, 1t FAR, It not, the next fair DAY, az
the late dwelling house ot. John Carr a. U,
decd The cruP Of Conn Fodd n, Oats, add
Hay, plantation Tools, household and kitcien
Furniture, Wagon neariy ne ", two OK carts,
Horse cart and the stock consisting of Horses. s
Hogs, Sheep and Cattle niclu iinl, # a woke oS
Steers.--On the same day, and at tie same
place, wl DC sold the tract of l. an ON which To-
el Bennett resides, about miles Above Char
louisville, containing about 500 acres-the tract
called Johnson's Il act adjoining Win. Fitch ir
about or miles north of Milton cont aiming a.
bout 400 acres-ihe tract called Hsirs tract "
ing between Micajah Crrrs and Ioin Roth
Wells, containing about 1872 acres-snd about.
500 acres Oakland, considerable. part of
which, from its fertility is adapted to the produce
Ion OF Tobacco, and wilat j., opened is fine. for
Corn and Wheat this last mentioned tractiaA.
joins IN" lands on which the decd lived, and in
an excellent neighbnriiood-ali of th,. res,id
tracts OF Land tic IN the County Of AlI.marl,.
ana WIZ bc sold on one and two years credit, e.,
quail instaiments--the other property on t,yelys
months credit 1t will be required OF The pu.L
chaser ofany OF the above property, TO give bond.
with approved securIty, and II not y n s,nAiiv
pad, to carry interest from The date E r all sums
above ten dollars unler that sum the money will
be demanded. as Am : txiuus to chs. nv 1.x- .
ecut'rs'lp as soon possible, czrnesl VI request
All those who are indebted to the Estate 10 maze
payment--and all those to whom the Estaie ia
indebted are solicited to come forward, AMI re
cciye their due.
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4 I TEN ZION The an, mbers of the Rich
n mond Troop OF cavalry are ordered to-
meet, II their usual parade ground, on Saturday
the 21st list. precisely at len O'Clock, in com.
pletc uniform.
By or!-r of the Co,,,,samiant,
R{CRiRD RINDJLPH, Ser'gt.
Oct IL %.
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October II.

a hoUof--l ep1l ne Basin FOR SALE,
"A by virtue of the last viii aud testament of
Robert Means, deed. VIII be SOLD. the pr.,ni-
sss. on Saturday, the 4th day OF November neXi,
to the highest bidder, tenement upon the ID sin
the tenement OF John Purse. The terms
ot sale will be, twelve months credit, the pur-
chaser to give bond aud security, and i deed OF
trust upon the property to secure the payment Of
the purchase money.
DANIEL CALL. Executor
n tie iass HiH and Testament Of
ROBERT MEANS, deceased.
October II tbs
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THOMAS ChRR, Ese'r
Alhemarle, Oct II. 81

nANGING SCHOOL.-JNO- LA TISfE
- "ePecuuj irfmms the F0.Gc. tmt ia
WI ope" lIs school, on Thursday the f9th %
tie preseat month, at Mr. McEsckhic'. N the,
elv
The days Of tuition as formerly. Tbursdsv.
Fn,i'y md Saturday, once a fortnight and term
.Hc same as before.
For the accommodation of those Young Cen
t'em"n, whose business do not pcrtnt tliae a.
tendan.c during the day time, Ic nss oLis.tad
ON Mr.. Wicknsm, room, IN his new bt,i!olir-l
lex doof, beo ~ MIR Jo.,nson's near The bias =!
where he shall attend every week TLur.d.v al
saturday, from TO ., intbs efomns
OcD II. f,a
lrOk SALE--d small tydct eC LARf),hI =
l. tie eoanyV Prince Ei,oaJd, on opfG u "a
joja'1g TIE land On yohieh nov ts4ie, M tp|T,
ing about 400 Gtres '"'f"'N-
Aiao, a Jew h1el NEGRoES-to ,,,...
Ply TO HIM Randotph, in RiciDioSq, hs m 3e-'
seyibey, in Prince EdS0ard rae 'kS-
sssfen1Esr IS. sVLFA
%I1S
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NEW YoRL. Oct. 9.

NEW YoRL, Oct. 9.
Ii has been remarked at Martinico, that
the yellow fever, which carried off variety
OF American seaHlen in the preseD year, was
most prevalent and mortal on board those
vessels that brought fish to that market from
these States.."d1erc. .ddu.
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Il FMdfIL Picture.

Seek not in public places Tor a vie,
Dcnot deiuded by the charms OF sight,
Retirement oniy yields tie ,ricnd To- lie,
Who shares your gr:ei, Ind doubles your
delight.
When orient rays within your curtain peep,
NJ! on her rose.tc face, euiven;ng pisy,
W!-t JOY TO see lie? rou2'd from peaceful!
Uuiotd her eyes OH you, and welcome day
WHAT jay 20 tend the plants her hand has
rear'd,
10 trace ;heir G,iiage and tl,eir various hues,
Sor.e Ivy domestic incidents cnlcar'd,
Some 10y distinction oftAc uot,l Muse.
WHIT JOY! to see yoar c]h;tlre1 g4.nbol wild,
Or hSarthcm p~lattic wit; remarks acute,
I" tt.r'i amusement w.th instruction mild,
" and teach the young idea how to shoot"
Wiwt;o y II evening, da'y duties done,
i" sQdn;er with your lolN 10 Prospect hill.
TO c.lch Tie H%,o:i-s Ollie .e,:ing su6,
III wondering contemplated has rcrfl!;,
Now as you ho.neward bend your winding
Gas fades Tie glimmerins laod.c,pe onlAe
sight"
WI JOY to hc,r her quote the per,; : G.ay.
Or name some iaFo.itc Author Of ire night.
WIS. 10y that dl .as dag she Lecture found,
To Iive Industrious poetry relief.
To pcur the balm inlu affection ~eund,
And wipe thc tear froin tUsgow'l checks Of
grief
Such &c The Joys . rural wife 6sst,,,,.
u q moment Yielding something "a admire.
But mast her goodness with affection rj..,,
Should you Cher first, last tnoug1tJ her ail
require.
See her when sickness lays YOU fainti1 bed,
Gently remove The candles painful glare,
Or slowly walk, with softly stealing tread,
Your medicine or n'trition to prepare.
AZ day, all night, her eyciids never close,
Bat seated si!cUt anxious by your idle.
How every breath IS watcli'd, ii csancc YOU
dose,
How quick, If restless, every wants suppl.
ed!
Her fond attention charms away your pains.
HerEay encouragement your fear 6eeules.
And whistler mliu, a widows Thoughts sas.
taiHs,
Her looks beam confidence with cheering
smiieS. 10
Should plying Hcay'n concede her secret
Aud lhrcataing death Withdraw his bran.
djsl'd dart,
Glad to her bn'ish'd children Sic repairs.
wa" welcome tidiugs to each tiroLbiry
heart.
Now view me- with hergroup Of pledges dear,
Ason fJ'ir pillow rai5'd JGounI thsv stgnd,
E.ct gi,stc"iag eyc fpa %; . rspturous trsr,
Ticy t'ss with glowing lps your v.i.acr'd
hand.
Nov gathering up her Scung, lest you shoul1
O'erpower'l we, ,oy, to nmssgy,,e move.
had there, by 'or cN.mTlc taled. e.. E4.c,,
OiiIt aie,fni,,e .'Uids ~ @-etoiuI!.,c
song Music, 3anlinE a1i Ge a,giog Bowl,
Nay, cen tIe se.th..a u.,ern clam 81 .;s's
Ca,int 80 deeply intcs,t the ,,.i,
As saeh a scene Of pure domestic bliss.
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TAKE NoTICG-Tne Subscriber res,.r,.
n iqiiy iioiar5 the public, tiat be has com.
mcnced te LLCGK-ILILTNG business near
fEnce.hd"ard court house, where may be had
11t)HNo oi different descriptions, which he
p."f''&,et Also, he intends carrying on the bu.
Ii'csS otmaEIng AID repairing The Piano Forte
organs, 5,o'h Finger and barrel, o~feyery descrip.
ion, made 10 order.
1te s''b$cfIbcr from his experience in the a.
.o'e p'ancieS' ! 'ttcrs himself he shall be able
80 give cttirc satisfaction to tbose vLo f,vor III,
"ii IL r custom. Any Of the above ipstru.
I"c'' hc pledges himself will BE- faithfully made
-'ld cqu"m point OF melody, elegance and din.
'".."tj 20 NY European manufactures.
ihe patronage oi the patriotic villa wishes &C.
~"0o'''oe home manufactures, IL solicited.
ASd HOPKINS.
0"rn""y ~ oaihtF
n. y, Cabinet Work, Of every description.
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ANClNG.SCEoOL.-T LA-YASTE,
especially informs his pupils and the pub.
nc, thet he has removed his School 70 the Isrre
ana c"rnanodlo'is room, in the house row occupi.
20 ny -ir. 0I[aFdih for his Academy. The DAYS
Of tuition rs heretofore. Thursday. Fr;Jsy Ill
Saturday, every other week. (t!Ie NEXT dance he.
iag or Thursday March ninth
HIS practising balls will be held i'm the same
room eyeryt'her Saturday, beginning SATURDAY
March Ilth. Tho room shall be we'd fixed Coy
ne purpose, and every kind ofrcfrcshment nro.
riIed by Mr. Jones. Reels and Coalitions viii ba
d"'ced alternately. He also informs Parents and
Eaafui1l$ who send their children TO Mr.. Cirar-
On, that lie will attend his Academv nm nicnJa,
Tuesday and Wednesday in the same wccl..
Fiarch 7. 40.
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FOR THE ENQUIRER.

lore than one million and a half of citizens
arc now III existence ENJOYING the blessing, of =
GOOD g"yernment, tltul whtr Mr.. Jefferson ac-
copied the moot respectable but most responsible
o.lce Of Chief Magistrate-Lct the American.
'cndcTsd iastidious from unrestraincd indulgence
ID perfect Liberty, when any dissatisfaction arts
es from trivial or imaginary errors, suppress il
10y Contrasting the situation OF his own launv
country, with any ono in Europe--Let him yieV,
me harVests borne away by Iemorscless soldiery.
I."ccs, out-i'nu5es, and furniture consumed
!0r fhei-Na lur butchcred, and innocence polIu-
tCd-tIcre IN impartial administration of cnucl
laws places every one in a happy medium above
Tire miScrics Of impoverished Vassalaec. and be.
low the anXicdes of unrestrained Powcr-Hcrc
no widows, no orphans lament privations and
s~acrlhces by vain-glorious individual ambition.
itere no Wre;chcs tottcr about, sad Gpcctaclcs of
destructive war-Mr. Jefferson has laid down
the burthcn Of Chief Magistrate, conscious of
having done his duty, and rejoicing that he can
once more enjoy the sweets of friendship and re.
Hfcment-Suspicion can No longer misconceiyc,
i'nlnity cannO longer Acknowledgement can
no longer decenc-the plague ofpa;ronarc is re-
i'hquIshcd.' lie has been a good and faithful
servant oftIic pub!ic-hc has that charity which
io.rBivcs prosecutors aII simdcrcrs, and hc ha,
'hIi active bcnevoicnce and research. which vii,
'"ord him intellectual pleasures EXEMPT from
e'hh"i & disquieiude--May he have health is al!
that we have to wish him.
Whilst others hail the rising sun
We bow to that whose race is run.
L,ns tie i%n sail haj rylcr re mate ar an
ba'ni'.,af, ne rceacreI so agea Mssarisfeg ore o,e
'mfrGfJs!- g9a fh0f Fs kii0ca. sge7ny ros he.
lQh &c sohc,,va,
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A SSIZE OF BREAD, for the CITY OF Rich.
"A n,ond. from and after tie Sth day OF iIarch,
1909, till further orders:
Super6ne Flour being S "a per barrel.
The loaf of superfne flour to weigh e2I
ounces for Al
Do. offne -four to weigh 90 OF. for a
Double the above weights, Cd
DAPID BULLOCK, Mayor.
March 10. D.
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nN Thursday, tho 1G!. LAY Of March next,
~ viii be sold, 10 The highest bidder, in the
town OF Manchester, at the Cavern Of Zaclariah
brooks, upon 4 credit oftwcjyc months, the foi-
owing PR0PEHTI; Belonging to tic estate #
YIN. Friend, iced. III. I've, lie o? fifteen iIEsI,
SLAFES. consisting oi men, women, DO, Sund
Eiis,a WiCGDh add berncss, a orc and hsr-
ness, sandry <i'cies OF HisDaciiy, a few yatla-
ole HONS, x handsome Fot,liaE Piece. Bond
az! approved security VIII &c required of tho
purchasers.
TH0NiS PP1WCH, Xeccpfoy. =
: the same time and place, viii be sold, on
credit OF twelve mouths, sundry articles 6 vain
die mahogany JUPNIJURE and PL.Iyg.
the property OF MRS. ANA Friend.
CT Aii persons having c.Jinis ac.in4t the es.
tate OF IL. Friend, dtc',L. are a@a.r jaqi.ed 10
hrin5 t'irjn forward property auih, .lic,tcd, aud
t'9sc indebted thereto, viii please make pave
tiedt wj,i,or delay.
TFDHiG 8F5NcH, Exccror.
February 10. IL
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Ohm KING, has Just received an additional
- supply ofFancy and other GOODS, which he
VIII sell at his usual cheap rates for cash.
FSDftiafy Z. &c
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yCfN ALCOCk, !nt!rins his friends, and ne
- putiic, that he is carrying on his CABINET
MAKING BUSINESS, in all it's branches where
he makes all kird OF Mahogany Furniture in the
best manner, and on the newest sshions.-Any
Ind good work executed, and on low terms. as
can be bought in Ncw-York, or any other place.
Any orders left at my shop, in the Cross.Strect,
adjoining Prosscr and Moncure's Vendue Store.
~ ut Mr.. George Greenhow's where l keep nv
"ne-iioom, will be p%ointed,y attended TO, and
great care taken to deliver it in good order.
N. 3. Two Apprentices wanted at the above
business, who can cooe well Recommended.
January II. &c
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,Extraa If n letter fran TIRE Gig Of Wdsdington
d.lri AEnh 5.

N''t'Es " 81
{" The rn,ur,r..,on or lanes ,I,a:so, INFO
,ho prrs;danc; .f.,e frn;fcd state. CO. ,ra,J
s,,L ,nsguiGcent s,,cr,a,Ir ~ m esri, b",, rI i,
The motnirr, the f, - ,.rtIc U,ioo VIZ sisrcndrJ
az H. ta,, hrI,s 80, ,vnC. nf,b. C,n;,ni IN n ~.
of whiclis tic Senate. Chamber, in tho otbc3 the
Hail 81 tho IL. Of R-A!mnst every body and e.
vctv tiing, in Tic CTS Of Washington, was c,,"iy
H. - Tie drum and hiC @falcd. tho. ear
stg.n $500 s''i 'erS. 1r'4ral opl";'NnIcs ct IN.
!o''F! n'h N'G""'rh''' Geof%e.Io"n * Wash
49, "iE'1'.'' ",rt'F "'t''' 80" iT"'P o' d.a-
Ho'"o b"'e NJ" i"e ana ehlHt''ahhcit TO uic
-, ,. r,
" > y. y. n%Y"'Y a'l'u'nc" 'i VIC pre-
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a YOUNG MAN, who can come well re-
y commended. Tor Industry, honesty and So
briefly. that und -rstands tie management of Ne.
groes, may hear Unemployment, on application at
this office.
February "a. ~
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MoiiCE.-Casb given for Nor,lcrn T. South
L Y ern Bank NOTES ut Il moderate discount by
SIMPSON NORRIS.
Richmond Dec. Id.
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TOR SALE-On "Wednesday March the 18th
: instant, al The house of the subscriber, all
ms household, and kitchen FURNITURE. con-
slsiihl; OF A variety of articles, also a ,nli.aeo
oLHI', : mulatto NAN (who is a good house
servant two ncssr" zen, and two BLACK
1 Terms ofsale for all Sums over Gf,y
dollars, q negotiable note payable ct the bank,
with approved indorser, all sums under fifty dol
lars cash.
ORRIS PAINE.
hI.rcI, IN
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ETOURTEEN thousand eight hundred and &C.
Z venty acres OF LIND, Cor sale u, seneca
creek, iii tIc County VI Psndietun-By vuuic Ola
Deedin Trust, executed by Robert Barklay TO
Richard Caincs,to secure the payment OF the sum
therein mentioned, l shall, on the I7til day of
March next, before the door ofthe Eagle Tavern,
IN tie city OF Richmond, sell TO the highest bid
der, for cash, the aforesaid land being IN one en-
tire tract. An mqucstionabie title will be made
TO the purchaser.
HHRRr GAINES, Trustee.
February 10. tide
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> ICHMO"D TURNPIKE COMPANY
IA AT a meeting OF the Directors Of the said
Compady, on Saturday evening, tic 13.I Febru-
AIRY, 1907:
Resoivs5, That the Shares Of all delinquent
Subscribers, TO the said company, be sold, al the
E~ll-TayeIu, in the cit of Richmond, on tie
18th Of next month
N. SHEPPARD, Secyct,y~.
February a e,o,,
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I AN])INC f:om the Schooner R~IcHxoND,
RA Isaac Seaman, Master -
50 Boxes Ea;sirs,
10 Bales Soft Sbci;ed Almonds,
5 Casks Green Coffee,
~ Barrels PFime Pork. and
1 Pipe london Particular Madeira Win.
IN SJORE.
l. Hogshcads Brown Sugar,
% do. Melasscs,
5 1icTces Green C"iiae,s
rs Bryes naY Eraj, Segars,
; H,lcS Wclch Planes,
Family Flour IN barrels and half barrels,
Your, H,srn, Hysoo Skin and Soucnong Tea.
10 Boxes Mould Candles,
Fox SALE ny,
GEORGE WIT.
JANUARY II. E