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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-05-02

PHILADELPHIA April 90.
We are indebted to the rolite attention of
commercial gentleman of this c,ty,
for the following
C2l'l Of a I'ffer from Cant. Samuel Le7vis, Of
me schooner SnFey, of Phiisdelhhja.
a." Bermuda, April 8, lso4.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-05-02
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NEW-YORK, April 81. -,
a friend has politely handed us the fol
lowing letter.
ToRT0LA, March 3lst, 1904.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-05-02
WILMINGTON. (Del.) Ap,il IS.

Erfr6cf Of a letter from midshifma7 o.,
board The Constitution, 10 his ty4ena in
tkiS foam.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-05-02

" Constitution, al Syracuse,
Nov. 29th, 1903.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-04-27

= At the riose If the eiectioa,en Wedn1ess,-
day evening last, tor delegates 70 re-
present Berkeley County in the General
Assembiy ethis State, the potss stood a.
.fSilS1us: .>..-&g..8T. s..ss ssy.z
z ~ FEDERAL REPUBLICANS.
Elisha Boyd, Esq. 2s9 l EI..,.,,z IN.
Samuel Boyd. Esq. 2s1 LINZ
DEMocRATs. :
-: Capt. Matthew RG,sons, $50
mr.. feel Ward, - $40 =.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-04-27
SAMT DOMINGO..

The blacks Of this pahaabie Island hare
ergoniSed themselves info a gove,tnitat
o Me First !" Black Republic" IN abe
Dorid--THey have resumed the ancient
name Q the island Hayti On the 1st
January last, the Generais and head.lpar-
,isrs nominated and proclaimed John
James DesSaEnes, Governor General far
ite, rpiihfhe Pe,rers d maAiag mar, eor-
ftttding feetr, and ne nsmiaaisn Of his
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-04-27
Fraa. tAe raEDrsIek-T ows HEaAID.

GT1lts TIC - - BAAs wv - - AeN=AA
The following address Of Major Tho
mas Lewis 70 his constituents, and the
speech 81 Mr.. Baldwin annexed 70 the !
address, are well worthy Of an attentive.
pernsal. Major Lewisa at the last cleo
ton was chosen member ofthe House
OF Representative by anajority of the
.eierfsrs il his district 10 opposition 10 =
Mr.. Moore. Major Lewis is Federal /
Isl. M. Moore IS I Demorat. Attic
.rsiected BY q majority Of his fellow citi-. !
zens, Mr.. Moore still would not relin-
a.lish his professions and contested the
election 81. Major Lewis. Whether the
presence Of Major Lewis, srsa,ed,uneasy
srnsa.ions in the bosom Of Mr.. Jeifer-
son-- Whether the philosopher could not
bear the sight Of . man whom he hadi in
iiured, wanaoRly. and who he knew had
both the soiH and the pow1it to punish il
ne had moi been restrained BY his respect
for the affce Of President- Whether the
aspect Of the Major EXCEED some alarm
iinshe sqaeaking teaderofd emucracy, and
his chesiient subalterns, Wrwil not pre-.
tend 10 say. Bat certain Ii Is that great
anxiety was manifested BY the party to
deprive Major Lewis ofhis seat which
the voice Of the people had assigned to
him and give il TO Mr.. Moore who had
been deliberately rejected the electors
OF the district. Much as the leaders OF
the governing party arc IN me habit pt
talking about their respect Tor tne, lcitlef
TIE psspif we have always found that the
wishssofthe people are totally disregard!
Cd, 4 = unfortunately differs from the
views Of Mr.. Jefferson and his satellites.
And = had been determined IN the cahi.
net Or IN caucus that Mr.. Lewis should
be removed, and Mr.. Moore placed in his
stead in spite of the people, they procee-
ded IN the goodly work, regardless Of
every principle.sof -comnnon sense and
common justice that stood in their way.
Theybesan BY DISTINGUISHING 17J yoters
- - " 4 A A :
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-04-27

Mr.. Baldwin called tor the reading OF
part of the evidence transmitted Gom
The county Of Greenbrier, which bsing
read At the Clerks table,
He observed, that as the committee
reflections were not unanimous in their
report, he felt it his duty, being one Of
those who were opposed to il, 10 state
the ground Of their opposition in the
hope that il might influence the House
TO reject the report. As no facts were
detailed in the report as the basis ofthe
result, he had called for the reading of.
the evidence from Greenbrier, the issue
sof the election depending on the princi-
pies to be adopted relative to the votes
Of that county From the faets thus dis
CLOSED he was opposed to the report.
The act of Congress regulating the
mode of taking evidence relating to cons
tested elections, requires that anoti6ca.
ton OF the time, place, and object ofthe
examination ofwitnesses shall be served
on the opposite party, q convenient time,
before the day appointed, that he may
be present. rs s,:'s :: .*s;;Ss q,
[ II appeared that the election was in
the month Of April. The Presidents
proclamation for an extraordinary smeet-
ing of Congress was Published in July,
vet NO measures were taken by the Peti-
toner for the examination Of Witnesses
until the month Of September.--The sit
ting member was notified to attend an ex.
animation 1t the Court House in Green
brier ON the 2lst Of that month--He at
tended, the Witnesses attended, but the
Petitioner neglected 70 appear orproceed
in the examination--After this another
notification was issued on the goth Of
September fixing the time for the exami-
nation of witnesses at the same place On
the 18th day Of October, accompanied
with awritten direction from the magis-
trate who issued IL, that il should be
served by copy Eve days before the 18th.
LII appearedhy the affidavit on the re.
turn that service was made by posting 1
copy on the door Of the dwelling house
Of The sitting member on the 6th Of Octo.
Der, after he had left home and was on
hiway 70 the scat Of governmental obe-
=
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. : -, - ..t. .,
MARTMsBURe, April AZ.

The Southern Post had not arrived
uhen our paper ruasP pat 10 press-1Us hope
: sar readers 1iAesense its 6arreane,sthi
1resk. . 2.sE Pr I
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-04-27

views. Every impartial man must now
see. that the elective franchise il no lon
fRer safe, and that Mr.. Jefferson having
once Obtained 4 majority in Congress,
may keep that majority in spite Of the
people, by turning out those whom they
elect. For after having ventured so far
to get rid Of Major Lewis, they can me-
yer want for an excuse at least equally
good, to vacate the seatof any man whose
presence may be convenient or unplea-
SAINT TO Mr.. Jefferson or his friends.
To the Electors efthe Districf fompssed
/ Or tie Gemtirs Of Reclbsiage, Bote-
iourt, Gresnbrier, Monroe and Sana-
IOa. 4 -zz.3. = IS. ~4 -
YOUR Sufrages, Gentlemen, CON
ferred on me the honour Of being ote of
the Representatives from the Stae Of
Virginia; and took my seat in Con.
grcssat the opening Of the extraordinary
session on the nth Of October, 1so3.-
The proceedings, by which ! have been
deprived Of that seat, ara so injurious to
the rights Of suffrage, and so dangerous
Is . precedent, that they ought NOT TO
pass without aninladverson. ) 4
With the essential facts relative to the
general state Of freehold titles in the Dis.
trict, you are personally conserssnt. Il
cannot escape your attention, how inse-
cure must be your political rights, ifsen-
tence may be pronounced against the va
lidity Of your sufrages, without previ-
Gus notice Of their being. questioned
The destructive tendency of such a prin.
ciple must be fel.b by the great proportion
of the electors who have now been virt,I-
ally disfranchised, apd BY the majority
of the District who are thus denied the
privilege of being Represented BY The
man of their choice. zz z.-
The petition of my competitor, with
the report of the eommitteS Of elections.
win clearly exhibit two points-His in-
tention to obtain the seat assigned tome
BY your suArages-and the Discriminate
on Of a majority Of that committee to eff
fectuate his intentions. But they cons
yey no distinct idea either Of the facts or
the principles In question. What was
the cause of this omission, It is needless
to enquire The defect was suppliedby
the perspicuous statement given by one
of the members Of the committee, who
had opposed the report. The argument
/ of my Counsel, Mr.. Jones', at the bar Of
the House, did honour to himself, and
justice to my cause and yours. But the
whole was insufficient to eontroul the In
Auenee which operated in favour of :
candidate of different sentiments.
! am, Gentlemen, 81 -.
/ - Your obd't. serv't. 80. q
/ THOMAS LEWIS. 2
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-04-27

Mr.. Baldwin called for the reading oil
part of the evidence transmitted fSom
The county Of Greenbrier, which bling
read At the Clerks table, ;
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-04-04
WHEREAS

ny two tfaas oflani in III. county Of klng
George known BY the name of Elgles Neit .s ans
Scm.sfst, which have for many yeass pat, VIII.
he Gsves, ttock Of every kind. !uinltn5c aaa
plantation etc.iils thereon, been nnde' he ma
nasem.af CT Benj4nsn GFymes, (ani. v7sl;ea va
lens by nc 10 hin, for the iupport ofh.s 'am,l5
during his iGe} having in coafsquencc OF his &c,
ccafs reverted 10 me-; ard it being my y iii ara
intention that ali his JUL dot: a2as3d be dd'hafg-
ed as faa - the nl3n:y can be RATED, eit'Ief lfon
tis pges,s Of fkc above naned 1a7tes, or ~ a
lale q sch Of Tie P-raa4hie property IS can osit
b fqaed. IS ny regnea that Al VINO nave .':
claims againf sic late Bes mia eFy'nes VIII
brig thea in t+iiy i5ated. AID legally auttenu.
Gated s.fa,n IS they coave0icnfl' ca''' ei.aeF g
Mr.. William F9zmsh Gfynes We fstldes a.
Eag! c Ned o. 10 ne III AleAIifl8' Anu Is IS
alfo 10y req lef, thai ali petoas sho are indebted
to fle dee .ea, OF 10 tx fad efatts, viii dii.
charge their bslanees IS iooa "a Poaoie, either TO
W. +. Ggymes, g 70 ne,
William Titzhugn.
ST,.eL ~ lwiM.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-04-04

The County court Of Fairfax, hay
Ing ~ January l4f p.t. oFdered 'ad directed
n he fuit Of Cs,I,erioe Broen exsestf'x OF
William Bfavn, d:ceaied comPlsinsn' 'g'nS
Esizab.th Bccsn, edef.ndsnt IN chaneefy, that
he fobfcribtg DO festle and adjna the sseoant
between the psr,ics res'ive 70 chs fv'f and ~
port tho f4ne with f1ch ip-cisl aateme1is ~ e.
tllef party may reqo;te.
Tbols pertam concerted arc hereby informed
that / viii sft,na At Violet's t'ycfn 81 ttlr'sx
corr flouft On Satufdsy the 7h day Af.il next 70
carry into eftte tie "a order, " vh'ca ',ifs
and pacej the psrIies inseseted sFe reqseHco
to,atteul With ,he recefary doosfaeats, TO csc
bl: ne 10 c4scgte the ord-r'
II. Katclife, N. C. ?.
Mach 20. cog.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-04-04
ATsfcA e,
This as to g1Ut notice,

lf35 IS 10 S10c no1tGe'
That the f1bfcribcr hath obtslned,
jsou, The Osp,,aa's Court Of Aexandr's Conn'y,
il no DiarSa ofgColuo,bi. ; Letters q 'dnf-
nialstion on the fcrfon>i eeatc Of Msrgafet Val
lon igte Of the fad county deecsfed all pe!tan'
hayias claims sesna the fs;d de ceaf-d, ere h-is'
by ssued TO exb,t he fame to William Caih-
and Abel B!aksney With the vouchers thereof. "a
G, bciele she 1sth day Of Auguf next, they may
o.her@h- be excluded by law, from all bedt TVS
Of tie faid efate.
Gisen under IA, hand, thi: s5th day Of 10
rbraary 1904.
Al pelfans ind.bted 10 the i4iA et&tt ate re-
cui.ed to make immediate rayR.nt ia the ilbscr'-
es. vko Sis fully empowered 70 iettle The ia'd e.
faie,
William Cath.
Abel BIakeney.
Feb. ~. 2aw6",
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-04-04
MGry Ang Mtbeson,

AtEin strarrig.
All persons indebted to the SAID Estate ale re,
qaes:ed 80 make immediate payment TO the above
named Administrative.
Alex. 5:h Ms,lh, 1904. zlw3Tl
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-04-04

7 viii fell BY PRIVATE SALE,

will fell by PRIVATE SALE,
the STORE ana WAREHOUSE at pretcot oc.
oupi.d by -Alliicn and Geser, ftuased on tie
corner Of Prince and F.i.fsx &ree;s, S. feet on
Fairfsx and SIS feet On Prince tttecs one watcf
LOT on Wafer hrcet, & on water frest ard
extending 500 fest back 10 Union Erect, with
fhc liberty Ct .haTfags. The Iot on Pdaee and
Fairfax Rfeets is = preiert rented TO Allifon and
G-igcr for ore year from he 1T. Ga. next. rs
fees 81 The lot en- Water eteet is let to Samuel
Ihrper, Tor eight ysars from ,he 9Th cfOoehet
next. lErhc sbove nlsn.iooed pePcr1y is not
fold by pyivgss bargain, itwiii,o- iod oa thep5e.
riifes or the loth day OF May, next WREN toe
,cImswill be made knows. Plclfe zpaty to
GEORGE M'MUNN.
nj lrch . s. 60
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-04-04
n. HINGST0

- z ~ ~ ~ L ~
BOTHNLST s. SFFDo M.
Ea;rf,x SIRE, A,.vana,;. NAN,
FpEcu CT > - 5+5i Ter sale,
If clover tirotbv ~. - az = 80. 100
foe, Saint Fone red tor and r D.ras gals bane
huekaheat. "'4'p' h'1 and
AIo, a Grneral LDartment of
Kitchen q Flower Garden Senl
pot herbs and medicinal feeds plant. and root. 0GS,
roots, ot and green hoio pants in ro qqsl 1a,'
1ad rr,.9 ps's fs'apb' gen Eng 1
varieIy Of role. and q ,rr rao i'aFct 0su with
a oood 4poqt,,,o,,f or
ofa,,.cr ~. "a 80, TX T.. - s"So's1 y
(plaes rses and lines .iaar,Jl "s ,S4rs Fskes
toes. D' "D1 '''d Pots
AZn
,,or; oe 49,
- ~ " quoenS' i'oiie ana gals
Drygoods ard b,vdua,.
sa, , i vspil5n ana Bacon hams,
Black pePser in bag,
}aein 'egafs 1879 II box.
AliiDicc. yInFET. IuEi,Jeg3, cloves mace
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-04-04
William Cath.
Abel BIakeney.
2sw6w.
Feb. ~.
Tbs as TO gaze Notice.,

THAT tic Subscribsr hath obtained from the
Oiphan's Court of Alexandria County in the
Diy9fa Of Columbia, Letters Of Administration
Oh the personal estate Of Kenneth Matheson late
Of the said County, deceased All pcfsoos hsv.
ing claims sgainss the said deceased are hereby
s.tned 70 exhibit the same with the vouchers
thereof, Oh o; before the fttb day Of August next,
they nay Otherwise by Law be excluded from all
seneGt &C The said Estate.
Given under NY hard this 5th day of
March, 1904
16oon, Aanna inthpcnaa
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-04-04
lIfo the foltozy54g Books.
FOR SALE BY
.WILL{6M H4RI,SR0RNE,

AT His sT1RE ON KlSE's wharf, LoWRk KNs
= OF wsLE srsETr9
Ml5dlings and Shoulders OF Bacsa
On ysr lsv terms,
P.eady msde BsE',
Iaf lr,n,
phila'clphia Lump Sugar,
ludjsn Meal, Rye Mtst,
Shorts aad Bran,
Sspesfpe Flour in barrels 'nd half barrels
Large and {nsIIyc9efy may be coa-
venrasly accommodated with Whssi4se OF az
3ss5s- terms,
sToRRs to let On the Whsrf. 81 Suede 70.
eesyed II .htra on Sl0age.
4 is-ss TORE on Hoe. NbRhts Gel o. ls'
with ias pryaege ofreceiqipg sod iaiFP'nS
got8a free Il sshai.aS..
A flnsI. HOUSE on Watss Strstt nsxt does
10 Major Men afrF's, for {sls.
A nuaiber Of LOTS IN gooa 6trAiona ior l+is
Of 10 leeon ground rent.
Alex. 2th no, ssh. eois
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-04-04
AgGI20n IS Iomm2jI0n Store.

AGct2oh g tomMU'J0n Store.
THE fuofcriber returns his thanks 10 thofe
sho have favored him with theis commands in
The .hoyc branches, fer their patronage, and
slgu,cs ,hcm snd the public in general, that he
hall conti IL lis exerficns to give ftisfac.on By
the fritfeR ailiaoty, fecfecy and honor.
Oh The f dY Of euezy Coal1t,
aPUBLIC VENDUEN|ail be hcId-at his Auc
lion and Cont Gi N Stofe, 10 commence al clevea
o'clock 10 The toIenoon, and three o'elasi< in tbs
afternoon. Particulars all be Mads known on
the day Of fae hY the Hellman.
,e4 Ca(a advanced on defaf1s.
a. LINDD,
Nsp3us Mater JSr tic Bsro4gb # W1me5<srr..
N. B. 1t may b. Pscp>r TO add thar 39os
dollsfs iceafify have been given to this borough
my faitl,tel performance Of my duty, to which
me additional fseurity will b. given wheneve.
Of extent Of he bolioefs may seqai,ei it.
Winehstcr, Jan. 81. ee4*2aw
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-12-29
TO NON-RESIDENTS OF KENTUCKY.

HE SUBSCRIBER EDing liz the NEIGHBOUR
bood ofFranktort, Kentucky, having Under
taken to pay The taxes of a number of gentlemen
rsfding in Viygiuia and ejeQubere, on their lands
in this Rate, and fnaiag tbaf tie ys,sifting ofmo-
ney to him for thai oarpes is attended zpif6 great
difficulties, riR and trouble, probeje5 it to tbos
gentlemen and any Others avbo may find it an ae-
eommodation TO them, the clloqoing plan, TO zvit :
That they RaN depeft their money in either oJtbe
banks Of Richmond, die*andria, George foqvu or
Baltimore, on or before THE Jsrf day Of May an
''aa'5, aid ''itss,t fs;5's i5eje JsUe-
raj banks to adUife him BY Pof of the amount,
and to 4Ubojseredt it ,gaii5e applied, and inpozv.
e,' him to drasD fortbe fame, payable on Egbt
TIE lands ofnon-rsfdentJ are adpertiSed about
tbefrf Of July, ac5ieb is an expenee of tqvenfg-
f7'e cents each tra6. Tbe IubIeri6er's draft
qViN command THE cab in this fate, and as /oon
as bis 6iH5 are honoured at any otbe above ,uenti-
oSed banks, be qUW Advance the nnoney IL, Ken
fncky, aedatfing /t1en and bali pereent commit
on for bis trouble, in attending to and executive
t6e 6nfnslj. He aOW eneIeJe duplicate receipts
TO tbee banks in Ev6ieb tire money is debojfted, or
to The ProprietorJ oftbe lands, Keeping the original
in bis ozunpaDsTon, toeorret any errorJ 4ubiebmay
CIR in the auditors o1ffe Of Kentucky. To fboje
gentlemen aDbo may evj6 to pay their taxes in
this qoap, and zObo ba1e not a ber/onai aeqnain-
rance eDitb tbe t3jcri6er, be begJ Leaue to refer
item to tie Hon. Jobu Breckenridge, TIE Hon.
Matthew Walton, EjqrJ. no7o in CongrejJ, at The
city Of H,ah5ington, or to Gen. JobH PreL2on of
Montgomery county, and Col. Janre5 Breekenridge
Of Botetow-t county, Virginia, TO tie confidence
9Obieb may be repgisdia bin.
NATHANIEL HART.
r NJ B. TIE boaage on all kffer5 direeted to me
on TIE a6sve 64fasG MN be paid.
Deeem5e, Is, iso4. (eStlMay.)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-12-29
A SCHOOL.

TNHE fubicriber intends opening a School at his
4 plantation in Hanover county, about ten miles
from Richmond, early in the month of January
1905, as he ha have the aurance of fix fchoiar.
and whining to pay particular attention to the youth
ntruted to his care, will undertake the ritruc-
on OF more than fifteen; which number he will be en-
abled to accommodate with board, sc.
He purPoies to teach the EngliIh language gram
maticaiy and in iuch-ife 10 obvate the neceiity
tor knowledge OF the dead languages he will teach
the practical branches OF Mathematics and Geogra-
ply. The mott approved Engih authors will be
read with view TO forming the taite, and applying
the rules OF grammar: the fenle and feope of thoie
authors, with the derivation, definition and govern
nent of words will be erpounded. The ancient olaf
lies viii be read in tranflatons, whence the learner
viii become as Familiarity acquainted with the cuff
TOMS manners and mythology of the times when, aud
about which thoie authors treat if read in the orr
ginal, and in much ihorter time.
~ The price OF tuition, board, lodging and wafh-
ing, will be forty pounds for each fehoiar per annum
to be paid quarter-yearly.
JOHN SEABROOK.
| Richmond, Dec. | Stf
P.S. ]. Seabrook viii be thankful to thofe perions
dhpoied to encourage him by eonfdng pupils to his
care, to give him early information thereof as poi-
BILE, that ne may be enabled make the neceGary ar
| engagements in time.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-12-29
CHOICE LANDSLIDE SIZE.

A DIVISION Of the famous Saura Town Iarids ha
"A wing taken place between the heirs of James
Park Farley Efq. decd. and Col John s. FARLEY and
his litter Mrs Elizabeth Morton the fublcrbers Ro
bert Taylor Of Norfolk, and Charles Duncan a, Ros-
I'm, near Peterfburg, fully empowered by the faid
Col Farley and Mrs. Morton, dfpole Of their pro
portion, containing 1882 acres, which are fryeyed
and laid off in eight lots, containing from 500 to $500
acres, agreeable to plots in the poHeon Of the aid
Duncan. The four argea lots are Of excellent quality
each containing copfderabe proportion of the rich-
Ell low grounds, which produce tobacco Of ;he very
fri quality, ha. been experienced by one OF the
iubicrbers, who lhipped it for number Of years.
Thoie lands lie on Dan and Smiths rivers in Rock
iugham county, the borders Of North Caroline.
about 40 miles from Petersburg and Richmond. As
there feldom fueh lands for fae, they muf be an
Object to thofe who pprehafc fuch as will pro-
duee fine tobacco, hemp and inal grain One third of
the price NUT be paid in ready money one third m
twelve months, ard the ether third in two years the
purehaler giving bond with unexceptionable feeufts
bearing iutereft from the date f not punauay paid
Thoie who win to purebafe will be fewn the lands
by Doaor John G. Cox, living az Leekfvle, near
Rockingham Court-Houie, and the terms made
known by
ROBERT TAYLOR, or
CHARLES DUNCAN
PeterfbE-s, Nov. "a. epa
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-12-29
ADVERTISEMENT.

A CRIEABLE to decree of the county Of King
L n and Queen-will be fold at Mr.. John Miller
Tavern on the 18th day of January next, one TRACT
OF LAND belonging 10 the eitate of Thomas G.
Rowe decd lying in the county aforefad containing
about $50 acres The land lies nine miles from Tap.
Pshsnnoek and feven from Dunkirk, this land Joins
the lands Of Col John HoDsins and the Rev. ROBBERS;
b. sample.
ALSO-will be fold on the 18th day Of faid month
at King and Queen Court-Houfe it being court day.
Seven very LIKELY NEGROES belonging TO the
fad eitste. Twelve months credit Will be allowed
the purehafers for the Land and Negroes, on giving
bond with approved fecurity to the
COMMISSIONERS.
December 22-----(9vy0
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WASHINGTON TAVERN.

II HE SnbJeriber las taken n iraje of ibis teas-
Il 07eat fer nanber Of ysay5, and bs5 Pit IL IN a
sfc Of repair r0jieb ,cadf5 not yio, 10 any in hi,
Cfy Befs5 tie Teytya be bar dfae5ed 5nilTags, zse2
eaVoteSfo accommodate fbs 7obo aaxio ofeyeafey
p,iyaey Don faOcm giaaly q65,dJ. 7beis feaemeafs
aeia e public aa,s, and z.iJn fzoo hundred yard
e CepiIo TJty baVe sstidodvaatsges ore, any of5ey
boss in fbis CITY, 7o1 Sgs7 to p0,e air and cxeeeaf
7oaier. lie 6aS GOOD srAsLEs and eozaaaf sepiy of
be up FORAGE Hfcadt,s bis Srvies to BIZ, yieaa end
NE Puhe, and aa,si item, baf nniazej gasriag nor
any ef5ey raiee 7obeb m6t, r any dsgyes b9ge ten
aery d,cy The Peaes Of bis 5o, will eve, Es ec,u-
ted
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Rtgszs-s, 5:si.szby 2s.
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A TRACT OF LAND.

B, virtue of Deed Of TrgR, esee',ted to the Jab-
Jeri6er, qOiN be Jold to the hsbsR bidder, for
ready money, OH The l4tb day Of January next,
at Buckingham Court-HouE, being court day.
A CERTAIN Traa or Parcel of Land, living in
"a faid county, containing thoufand acres more
or eis; bounded by the lands of Michael Jones Ief-
trey Smith, Richard Gillian and others, and lying on
the Piehin road-to fecure the payment of a certain
FUN of money therein mentioned, due from John
Miller, to Willis Wills, and the expences attending
the execution Of this truh
GEORGE S. HARE, Trrfes
Buckingham, Dec. s.--[eS St.
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NOTICE.

a Ii peIjoas ialtbtrd 10 tie late firm Of BUcHA-
n NAN, DUNLOP g CO. Of Peferygp,e, Ro-
BERT POLLOK q co. of Riebmond, and DUN.
LoP, POLLOK e co. Of NdanebeGe,, are beytsy
Votd, thai ans D4a.op, late FARMER in tie 45o1s
concerns, bai 6sfoue pareIer Of tie 0aganIiss df5ts
thy 4eiH'6eyeort be fsdfo male payment to Mr. JoBn
fsp&iat rsfdsrg n Richmond, fbe ts,ibsy reaias
:" PetJbHg, veLo iaae authorized % make e0ifioss
and grant dsbargesSsit5 zvM Be- i7ari1iaa.ey COM
H7eAeea Ggaf all abb make Sayaesa. betsrs s fri
Of february next.
JOHN DUNLOP, Attoyasy
For JAMES DUNLOP.
PaeJfSHrg, Nov.l5, 1904. esir