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Bleak-Hil, King Will J
am, AGgust 90. :

OF PARTNERSHIF-
- The Partnership of Hugh Chambers of
Richmond, and WIN. Il. McCtitchen and Enoch
Price OF Philadelphia, was, on the 14th Inst dis
solved by mutual consent--Ail PERSONS indebted
to the House at Richmond, will make payment
to Hugh Chambers, who is fully authorised to
settle the affairs ofthe concern
RUGH CRAdIBEPS,
..t Nm II. 1ncCUJCREN,
ENOCH PRICE.
Richmond, August 90
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Nv CHAECERY.--tn 20 yshatan county court,
4 July q, 1909 s.
Brown, Rives & Co. P,t'fs, against Samuel II
en-, decd. ilrt'ts.
THE defendant Samuel H. Owen, not having
entered has appearance, and given security &C
oording 10 the act OF assembly, and the rules of
this court and it appearing TO the satisfaction of
the court, that he is not ar nhabitant of this
country On motion Of the plaintiffs, by their
co,nseli IL is ordered, THAT the defend mt. Sa-
muel II Owen, do appear here on the first day of
October court next, answer the plainiff's BILL &
that copy of this order be forthwith inserted,
in one CT the Richmond newspapers, for two
months successfully, and posted at the door of the
court. b ouse of this county.
Copy. Itste,
jas. POLNDEXTER, c c.
August l Pm
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WILL lease.for three yea S, my PLANTA
L TON, in Richmond county, containing Sc
ven hundred and fifty acres, lying on Rappahan.
mock river, FIVE miles below Hobbshole The
improvements are commodous dwelling house,
out houses, sc. An apple orchard, containing
SIX hundred bearing trees, and eighteen hundred
peach trees. 70
Also, for sale, two hundred fourteen and three.
tourths acres of LAND, in Essex County, laying
on Rappaannock river, six miles below Hobbs
hole, on which there is comfortable dwelling x
out houses. If the last mentioned tract of laad is
not sold before the first day of October, / will
lease it for a term of years. For terms apply To
the subscriber--For an advance imcash US rent,
great bargain may be had.
PETER RUST.
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E'ok SALE, two Thousand acres of York Ri
l. YER LAND, situated on the Pomunkey, in
the upper end of King William, distant from
Richmond twenty-five miles, from Hanover
Town ten, and from Hanover Courthouse five
this Estate is one of the best on York
River, combining as many advantages, as
most Ill The lower country the land is not so
sandy as the Pomunkey !ow.lands generally are,
which makes 1t produce good crops of Wheat &
Corn--Adjoining is manufacturing Mill, not
more than two miles from the Barn door, where
the Richmond price is given, deducting the car
ton, and good water, few places more happily
combine these advantages-One sixth of the pur-
chase money being paid down, a credit of five
years will be given to the purchaser, and Deed
OF trust required on the land, TO insure the
punctual payment of the remaining instruments
THOMAS C4Rl' NELSON
Bleak Hill, King Willi-1
am. aEmust 90 o. .
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EoR sALE-a2s AcRhs JAMES RlVER

EoK SALE-525 ACRES JAMES PIHER
a LAND.-On the 10th December next, (ii
iair' or otherwise the next fair day,) the Subscri-
Der will offer for sale on the premises, Tract
OF LIND situate in Buckingham county, imme.
d'ately opposite the mouth Of Rock-fsh river
Thirty acres Of which prime low ground, *
the residue strong, finely timbered upland, we'll
adapted to the culture of Tobacco, Corn, and
Wheat.
"A credit of. one, two and three years will be
gwen, payable at equal Instruments, with inte-
rest from date, to be RENTED ifthe payments be
punctnaiiy made Bonds with approved secur
y will he required. A clear title made, & pos
session given on the day of sale
The above Tract of Land has been conveyed
10 me by Patrick hose, Jun. of Buckingham, 10
De sold tor the payment of his debts.
ELEX. E. ROSE, Typ;tee.
June 70. 1aW5n.
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OT A meeting of the Club is requested at the
Eagle-Tavern, On the evening Of the first day.
h. 5.
September S. eptr
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~ 90

the Danube with 800 men, and DESTROYED
several works which the enemy had erected
t" oppose his passage, ON the same nirht
| 10000 men followed. %
he general of the grard in letter to his
tamily, of the Sd July from the island of Lo
| pau (Napo!eon) says. 10000 men arr. to-
! day crossing the Danube, Cocoon more are
immediately to follow them. When yo,
receive this letter, grand decisive battle.
Will have been fought" o..
Z, -. From lie Danube, July S
General M'Donald's division which forms.
the right wing of the Italian army, has cross
ed the Raab, and must at this moment have.
advanced as far rs Ne3prim.
On the night of the FIRST July, the French
passed from the island Of l. lbau to the left
bank OF the Danube with numerous train
of artillery, number of cavalry and some
infantry. f.
me whole Austrian army, expecting an
attack, lay thai night under arms, but no
thing was done that night or the following
day. The French did not seem disposed to
night, but began to construct ketc-d r hout
on the left bank of the Danube, and build q
fourth bridge. The Austrians believed ,hat
II the French wished to engage, they wnlid
De Obliged to storm the batteries behind
which their army was drawn up in battle ar
ray. On the Sd The archdukc Charles or
dered the Whole army to resume their former
positions in the interior OF the tor,ifcations
as he believed the expected attack OF the
French was postponed.
3, VIENNA, july
Since the first inst. Sevel4t! divisions of The
french and Italian armies have crossed. the
Da"n"e on three new bridges, the cumbi, I'd
armies OF France and Italy, (the latter COM
maded by prince Eugene Beauharnars) a.
mount TO lIO "cO men, and have aire.. tiy ia
Ken a strong position m the lett bank @. the
Danube, over which he emperor himself
crossed last night with the remainder of his
army. We hear this day distinctly the sound
CT cannon OH the 81 le Of the AsDern and Es
sling, and a courier has this moment arrived
who states that the French had already Ia
ken by storm the first red ubts of the forti
heo camps OF the archduke Charles. To-
morrow, to all appearance, will be very
dreadful day, which will decide the fate Of
the AuStriansmonarchy
AUGSBURG July g.
he bavarian general, Vincent. arrived
mere this morning and gives the following de-
'ail On the 5th inst. at early hour in
the morning the emperor Nap Icon by his
III inGuvrlng, attracted the attention Of the
archduke Chare, on the side of the Aspern
and EssIng, and in the interior ordered two.
additional bridges to be thrown over one al
the arms OF the Danube six miles below e.
nersdort, which was soon executed and so,
900 men crossed over on them At twelve
o'clock they came up and commenced an at
tack on the enemy's flank. The emperor
OF France forced the center of the Austrian
army and soon after obliged the left wing to
give way when they were completely routed.
a. IN the evening they were flying III all
directions.
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ON the 30th day of this Month, will be
" dissolved by mutual consent, the Copart-
nership of John u. r.. Payne and Co All per-
sons indebted to Arch. Bryce and Co. Archi
bald Brlce or John X. -, Payne and Co. will
please to come forward immediately and settle
their respective balances with Arch Bryce who
alone is empowered TO receive & grant discharges
Tor the same, and all those to whom they are in
debted will apply to him for settlement.
.IOHNR y. P.fTNE,
ARCH BR1CE,
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.fDHN NURCHIE, ,
TdRhTON SAUNDERS, N"''''S

' ! NHINrY DOLLARS REWARD.--Runa.
WY from the Subscriber, on the 2yth dav
81 mmch 1901, anegru man named JAMES--he
- hDon htty years OF age, feet or inches
high, spare made, has lost several Of his fore
t"et', hes down look, and stamfoers much
"h"n Np"ttn 40, ~ an authorat.ye tone, seeming
i" IN &c ahorion2 attempts with his mouth aud
'""g'a, 'oan.w cr YOU, aid with difficulty sue
Crc.is. at last, IN ~ eva.ive manner He former
~ belonged 70 tie estate of Mr.. Parens IS Giou-
ce'ter, where it IS probable he may now be Turk
irr--or IN Richmond {, its ueighborhood, wher,
tie Subscriber las been informed he has been
seen. lie - a coarse Shoe Maker, aul may per
reps follow thst trade. The above reward will
~ paid, for experimenting o.u delivering BIN to
Tie subscriber, living near Ayletts ware hou.c G,
80 ing William county, with travelling cxren.
'"'' or for securing HIM, in Jail, 30 that go i'm
g 'r. THOMAS LDs5:rR.
september 70, woWg
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FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE:

The 5th Volume of the ENQUIRER, compleat,
bound in boards.
VIRGINIA DEBATES, in the Convention,
bound in calf, sheep and boards.
BuRR'S TRIAL, for Treason and for Mis-
demeanor, in boards--By d. Robertson.
Letters on the Subject of THE CATHO-
LlCS-By Peter P!yniIcy-trom the 11th London
Edition.
BLANKS, for Lazryers, Clerks, SheriGs. Con
stables, Merchants, &c. &c. which will also be
printed according to amy form exhibited, at the
shortest notice.
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TO be sold by Auction-At the Store of the
L Subscribers on Wednesday the goth day of
September next, their stock of goods, terms will
be made known in time and place of sale.
JOHN r. ID. PAYNE & Co.
Goochland, September s.
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ERANc1S GooDE SRoeotatqn.
July Ii. wtlstO

q T the request OF the legatees, and by virtue
L a OF deed of trust, executed to us by the
late col Robert Goode, decd. for the purpose of
satisfying debt therein mentioned, due to .Nff.
James Lyle, the above mentioned Tract Of Land
and Improvements, will be sold, TO the highest
bidder, on the premises, on the sd day Of Octo-
herneXt, ifnot previously disposed Of by private
contract, in which event taking place, timely no
tice will be given. Terms ofslie, third part
OF the purchase money viii be REQUIRED on the
day Of sale, ono third in twelve months, and the
remaining third in two years, the instruments to
carry interest from the day Of sale, and the pur-
ci'aser giving such satisfactory security as may
be required
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pArENT SHOT.--Fipe tons of Patent Sh OF,
i assorted from 3 B.--B-Ss No. ] to No 9
just received, from Beck's Manufactory in Phil
adelphia, for sale by the Subscriber who will
hereafter be furnished, from said Mandatory,
with regular supply of the above article, suffi-
cient to meet any demand at this Market
NJ. NJ. MYERS.
August %. ,------- --...---- -.- T6w
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GIBSON 81 JEFFERSON.
Richmond. July %. If

q N ELEGANT ESTABLISHMENT FOR
n SALE.-The House and Tenement where
the subscriber lately resided.
This tenement justly ranks amongst the first
in this place, combining elegance, convenience,
cOntiguty to the Capitol, and in the centre of a
most agreeable neighborhood.
For terms apply to Mr. VIM. Long who is full.
ly authorised to contract for the same
J.PENN.
Iune % IF
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OLUMBIAN MiLLS.--Thc subscribers
- having purchased the Columbian Mills. beg
leave to INFORM the public they are giving cash for
Wheat aud Corn. r HAXHJLL' Il Ia
September ), II
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August IS.

" ALUABLE LANDS FOR SALE-The
Subscribers wish to dispose of that valua-
BILE tract OF LAND called FoRr LEWIS, lying
IN the Counties of Bottetourt and Montgomery.
and containing about 1900 acres. They also
wish to sell $3.50 acres of Land living in the
County OF Fluyanna, on the south side of the
Rivanna river, extending from Col. Cary's line,
down the river, to within about mile Of Co.
lumbia.
This last mentioned Land, being in FIVE dis.
tnct tracts, will be sold separately or together,
as may best suit any person desirous of purchas
ing One-fourth of the amount being paid in
hand, any reasonable credit will be given for the
balance.
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The business OF the Store will be carried on as
formerly by ARCH LGYCE.
September 5. w3w
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E'HOSE indebted to the late concerns Of
J. Dunlop, Pollok and Co. of Manchester, and
Robert Pollock and Co. of Richmond, are now
requested To come forward and settle their res.
pectHe balances, as longer indulgence cannot
be granted lawyers and agents having the collec.
ton or sctlemsnt of debts due either ofthe above
concerns, will be pleased to- forward us state
ments of the business in their hands
n ID Il - -.
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nj OTICE-On Monday the 23rd dav of Octo.
i tober next, will be sold at WRTTBf-, in
the County OF Chesterfield, upon credit of u
months the personal estate fthe late Col Ro.
bert Goode, consisting of the present crop of
Corn, Wheat, Oats, Fodder and Hay the stock
of Horses, Cows, Sheep and Hogs the planta-
ton Utensils and Household and Kitchen furni-
ture. Bonds and approved security will be re-
CURED OF the purchasers to carry interest from
the date ifnot punctually paid. go. 49,.
it is particularly requested that all those who
may have claims against the Estate, will make
them known Immediately, TO either of the sub.
scribers, in order that provision may be made for
payment.
RICHARD b. GOOBE,1 Alanrs 0fthe
FRANCIS GOODE. IViY aanexed
THAT valuable and well known Estate called
Whltby, OR James River, about three miles from
the town OF Manchester, will also be sold by pri
Vate contract it contains 1862 Acres of Land,
about 900 acres of which are of the first rate
'ow-grounds, and more than one half of the re-
sidue thereof is heavily timbered. To this Es.
tate there is attached one of the best Fisheries
on James River, and every convenient and ne
cessary House for the accommodation of a Fami-
ly. An indsputable title will be made and pos
session given on the first day of December next
with the liberty Of sowing small Grain at any
time agreeable to the purchaser. The terms
nay be known on application to
RICH1RD Il. GOODE, } Manchester
OK
FRANc1S cooDE. SRosYhotan
July H. wtlstO
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Nv NIORE.
90 Hhds brown Sugars,
so Hhds. and so bbls. Loaf Sugars,
3 Tuns and so bags Coffee,
30 Boxes Cotton Cards,
IL Boxes Playing Cards, (black Eagle,)
10 Hhds. Antigua Rum,
20 Half boxes, by 10, Window Glass,
Together with general assortment of Ladies
and gentIemen's Shoes.
Terms liberal. Cash for Wagon Flour
HOVEY G. STEER.
August Is. w4w
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E. SMOCK.

Proprietor and Treasurer r. +. Cla5.
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FOR SALE, 0anding this day from on board
Il the schooner Weymoul from New-York, J
10 Hhds. and l03 bbls. Muscoyado Sugars, of
good quality.
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MENICH. InlY IL

Lieutenant Gen. Won Wredc had first a.
horse shot under him and afterwards he
received a confusion on the mp, from a cam
non ball. which is not dangerous. 1t is said,
that IN the battle Of the 5th and 9th, among
others the Archduke Lewis was dangerous
ly wounded.
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September J.
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STRAsBURC, July 8.
Letters from Vienna state, that on the frst
inst In the night the duke of Riyoli crossed
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tro Cubilas, and Don Juan de bios de Lam
daburn and If the people desire the Sup
preston Of the Junta, of government, on ex-
pressing their wish without disorde r. 0r RI
OF, through, their representative the Lyndie,
it shall instantly be done.
2. Tie most tigilant entleavors shall be
nsed for the discovery OF traitors, in order
to avoid the danger Of COLLISION with the
epsiny. That all personal Injuries shalt
provided for the defence of this place by
its inhabitants or by national troops with
out admitting any foreign troops whatsoe-
yer
5. That for the greater satisfaction of the
public, able officers of the corps of artillery
and engineers of the British nation. our
close and faithful ally, who so jealousy as
sists us, shall be invited, for the purpose of
examining and surveying the Notifications
of this place and its dependencies, * shall
be consulted = cyey thing relating to its
defence.
4. That whereas the people of Cadiz,
dissatisfied with his eNceiiencY the inai--
quis de Nillel, memoer of the central jun.
ta, and its representative in this city, did,
yesterday the 22d inst. arrest and corfine
him in the monastery of the reverend ia.
Their Capuchin's, and earnestly request an
examination of his papers, il has been de-
termined to do so, and that 4 legal invcsti
cation shall take place.
5. That as the public discomfort appears
to arise in a great measure from the reserve
with which intelligence of public events
has hitherto been communicated, measures
shall be taken to satisfy the people on that
subject, by announcing whatever may oc-
cur with the greatest punctuality and at
tention.
| 6. Lastly, that the emil stment of the in
habitants in the provincial regiment of Gu
dad Rodrigo shall cease, until, after con-
sulting the supreme authority, suitable mea-
sures are taken to garrison and defend this
place for which purpose the distinguished
volunteers, the light troops, and the COM
ranies of artillery. shall remain and shalt
not leave it, declaring that the reports
spread by malavolence that it is intended TO
disarm them, or to send them to the army,
are absolutely false.
And that this may be known to and sa-
tisfy the public, and that the confidence due
TO the authorities may be restored. aid all
disturbance cease, and tranquility Ereign,
without which the laws cannot govern, it is
ordered that these presents be posted up in
Cadiz this 2Sd Feb. 1909.
FIR. MARIANA DE SEVILLA
Guardian of Capuchins.
FELIX JONES.
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EUROPE.
TRANSLATED for the II. y. Evening Post ]
GAZETTE OF THE CO.
vERNMENT.
CADIz, Feb. IS.
OCL Il III 2,LO.M

Our lord the King Don Ferdinand VII and
in his royal name, Don Felix Jones, field
Marshal of the royal armies, and govern
or pro tempore Of this place, &c.
IN consequence OF the dscontents and
connections which have taken place iii this
city, whose inhabitantshavc requested va
rious things which they consider useful *
necessary to their private and public >ecu-
rity, and to the eXcycise OF their libery
and ofthe national Independence and CON
Sidering their loyalty aud patriotism at all
times, and particularly at present, as also
the signal and important services which
they have performed and are now perform.
iug in favor of the just cause wluch they
defend at the hazard of their lives And for
tunes, 1t IS made known as follows:
1. That the sad governor, viii tho adj
vice and concurrence OF the ,aU,. Ieyctct.I
father guardian OF C&pucnins, has lcsoi, cd
at the petition and request Of The people.
to remove from their present sitIatiOiis aud
employments, Don Josef and Dou Manuel
&c Ilcrcdia, tbs liccniiatc Don Josef dl Cas-.
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COG3lHU.hIC.H2TOW
FROM
j X Z ; D Z II L ADA Ms.
TO THE PRIETERs.oF THE
BOSTON, PATRIOT.
sIIiS

eIRS,
was glad to sec in your paper Of the
9TH OF this month, the extract from the Bat
Hmore Fcde"0t RehH6HcQn, for many rea-
sons, which may be explained in due time
one or two may be stated now.
i. was pleased with the candid acknow-
ledgenent, that "Mr. Adams never was
tavo'1tc with the Trading men of the federal
Parry" The words ieadin~ men will re-
qnirc some tXplanation ard some limitations
"no restrictions, which may hereafter APP
pSaf. i'ut III general, this is q truth which
! haNe known for twenty years, though it
haa never been publicly avowcd, tony know
ledge, till now.
IL. "c happy to see what ] consider as
acknowledgements, that my objectionable
s'h against the federal party, or rather a
%a'a'i those ffadtng men, was the peace with
fr"LCC III 1867: an evcNt which has given
- country eight years of its most splendid
prosperity. The writermentions the missi-
'al IT, France in 1899, rs a measure which
hiought odium and rioicu.c OH my admins
tF"'ion. Ii YOU viii allow me little room in
var Patriot, NAY l. reaitcr produce proofs
~ the satisfaction If The public, that this
measure vas neither odous nor ridiculous.
"a MS ume l viii only send you commu-
Ilcation from General WAsHINcToN, by
not seen by that great ornament Of his coun
Try IN the same light in which this writer
sees IL.
MOUNT VERNON, 1st. Feb. 1899.
DEAR SIR,
The letter herewith enclosed, from
hr. Jcel Barlow, though of old date, came
TO my bands only yesterday. Jhavc conceiv-
ca II TO be my duty to- transmit it to you with
cut delay and without a comment, except
'hat IT must have been written with a
very good or very bad design--which Of the
S"o, sou can Judge better than /. For, froL,
thc known abilities Of dat gentlemaR, sucii
I" ieitcr could not be the result OF ignorance.
!" nm nor from the implications which arc
TO be tound il it, has il been written wittoUt
The T't :iy Of the French DIRECTORY 1t Is
incum5em on NE To add, that have no, been
i" the habit OF corresponding 'snb Nj F,r
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To Gen. Washington.

Neither Mr.. Barlow's letter nor General
WAsHINGToN's opinion would have infiu-
enced me to nominate a minister, ifI had not
received abundant assurances TO the same eff
feet from Irregular diplomatic sources. j,
however, considered Gen. WASHING TON S
question whether Mr.. BARLow's was writ
ten with very good or Il very bad design /;
and as with all my jealousy had not saga
city enough to discover the smallest room for
suspicion of any i'll design, frankly conclud
ed that it was written with very good one.
From General Wash gton's letter. it APP
pears, 1st. That it was his opinion that the
restoration ofpeace upon just, honorable and
dignlfed terms, was the ardent desire of all
the friends of this rising Empire. ID. That
he thought negotiation might be brought on,
upon open, fair and honorable ground. So.
That he was so DESTROYS of peace, that lie
was willing to enter into correspondence with
Mr.. Barlow, private gentleman. without
any visible credentials OF public character,
or responsibility to either government, in or
der to bring OH Il public negotiation. zen
Washington, therefore, could net consider
the negotiation Odious
John ADAMS.
Quincy. April 10, 1909