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Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-04-20
Berkeiey County, ~.
February Court, 1905.
John O'Ferrall, Gomptainaai,

John O'Ferrall, lss.pllnaai,
against = s. 81
Patrick M'CaFry, surviving partner Of
,....T sbb q N Caary, samuel Craig, An.
I thony Kennedy and Patrick Campbell,
trustees Of Tabb s M'caffry, and
Michael d'Kcwan and James Faulk-
ner, Defendants. I
f=sz5 N EHAMEER1.
THE Defendants Patrick M,Caffry,
Anthony Kennedy, Patrick Campbell,
and Samuel Craig, not having entered
their appearance agreeable to 40 act Of
assembly and the rules Of this Court, and
it appearing 70 the satisfaction of the
Court, that they are not inhabitants of
this Commonwealth, on the motion Of
the complainant BY his counsel, it is or
dered, thar the said defendants do ap-
pear here on the Monday after the third
Tuesday in May next. and that = copy
of this order be forthwith inserted in the
Berkeley and Jefferson Intelligencer for
tive mouths excessively, and published
at the door Of the Court House OF the
said County. And it is further ordered,
that the said Defendants, M'Kewan,
Faulkner and Craig, do not pay convey
away, or secrete any debts by them ow.
ing to, or effects in their hands belong
ing % the Defendants M'Caifry and
Tabb untilthe further order ofthis Court.
j A Copy. 80 81 Il. VIA. =.
.,s Attest, s5s q rrs7s1 II. 49,. se - + Il
9. DAVID HUNTER, Z. ,. Q.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-04-20
&. February Court, 1904.
Philip Stout, Complainant, II
{ 4. AGAINST, ~, { - sslI
GaArr.. unHS,os. 500

II. Philip Stout, Complainant, sssg
= = ssvs%5 s53s-Es@ AGAINST ID, Is jill.
George Hoffman, Defendant, \:
ss,. 5,tz ,.s z5s IN EH.dNCER1.
day came the Complainant by
his Counsel, and itappearing 10 the
Court that the Defendant George Hoa-
man, IS not an inhabitant of this Com.
monwealth. il is ordered that the De-
fendanf do appear here ON the Monday
after the third Tuesday in May
next, 70 answer the Complainant's bill,
and that Z copy Of this order Be forth
wiihpnblished for two months success
siyely IN the Berkeley and Jefferson Ii.
feltgencer, and also be posted up for two
months successfully AZ the door Of the
Court House ofthis County: a..
a Copy. Attest, :
DAVID HUNTER, e.s.e. :
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-04-20
Beylflty County, q.
February Court, 1906
William Rush, Comp laiuant,
aFdIMSf

tss ~ gBQtnSk 81 * W.
Elizabeth Linder, Jacob Linder, Ann
Under, Joseph Under, Mary Lin
der, Nathaniel Under, James Linders
and George Under, childrep and
4 heirs atlaw Of Jacob Linder, deed,
Defendants. 3
5s "a. IN CHANCER7..
THE Defendants nor having entered
their appearance agreeable to an act Of
assembly and the rules Of this court, and
il appearing TO the satisfaction Of tllis
court, that they are not inhahitant: of
this commonwealth, on the motion
the complainant BY his counsel, il Is a
dered that the said defendants do appear
here on the Monday after the third
Tuesday in May next, and answer the
bill Of the complainant, and that copy
of this order be forthwith inserted in the
Berkeley and Jefferson Intelligencer, for
two months excessively, and published
At the door ef the court house Of said
County. -, s3.S =, IT. ,sst 80. ~
A Copy. So. ~ ~
2 u Attest, sE @s5s.,......E ~ r.
DAVID HUNTER, c.s.c.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-04-20
MARTINsBURG, BerxeisyC o,usr.
Nrginia ; Printed and b.bLshed s.
JOHN ALBURTIS.
.T1an. o. gar INTELLIGENcER.

TERMS or Tar INTELLfGENcER.
The prics fthis Rabe,ss mo dollar.
per a,slltnl, oaesdol larpayabie at fds dine
d subscribing, and one soAen The reor
ssfires. DisfaHt sabscyi5ers pay jSr she
1oloie year in 0dbDice. The triee Of
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Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-04-20
DAVID HUNTER, che.

February Court, 1904.
ROBERT T. HOOE, Complainant,
ACAINsT
WILLIAM HYLTON, Defsndast.
IN GHANLER1.
This day e1ine the complainant BY
his Counssl, and il appearing 20
the Court that the defendant Is nos an
inhabitant Of this Commonwealth. il i
ordered thatt the defsndantdoappe here
on the Monday after the third Tuesday
IN May next. to answer the complain.
ants bin, and thata copy Of this orderbe
forthwith inserted in the Berkeley and
Jefferson Intelligencer and continued for
two months successively, and also Be
posted Up Tor two monthS succe ssiv.ly.
q the door Of the Court House Of this
A Copy. Attest.
DAVID HUNTER, SIS. y
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-04-20
BAvfD HUNTER, e.s Z

The folioromg, mot fakea>s.b 1bet5ye
.=5Iie fstef July, -Ivin Be seat 10 tie
General P0st-e flee a dead Letters.
"a. John Au.er, Berkeley County.
Virginia. s.
I Seth French, Berkeley County. z
Rebeekah Gano. lanes Burg, Nav
Virginia, 2 Letters. y ..2
/ II. ~ 81 }az597= g.
Samuel Hill, care of Rev. Mr.. Glass
Garrards Town. John Hamilton, near
Martinsburg.
j.
lessee Jon,hon, Berkeley County,
near the same. s. :s 'l
B M.
Henry Miller the same, Blacksmith.
James M'Mechsn, Schoolmas,er. care
sof William Riddle, Esqr. Martinsburp.
III II.
Gabriel Ross, near Middle Town.
Berkeley County. Frederick Rosen.
bargar, care Of George Cunningham.
ESQ. Berkeley County. Ann Raney,
tbs same. n "
Abr'h'n Siam s. Sc s'uH1 'As same.
John Wilkenson, jun. near Light.
Mill, Berkeley, Letters.
Henry Whiting, Berkeley County, VI
ginia. :
wv. soMMERvifLR, r. M.
Post ofhee, Martinsburg, l
April 8 1894.
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DAVID HUNTER, 6. !. 9.
FOR SAIEg

A valuable NEGRO WOMAN, and
her cHILDag girl about two years old.
The Woman Is well acquainted with
house-&ork, and is a good hand out Of
doors. Apply 20 the printer.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-04-20

Three, Volumes of the
DOMESTIC ENCYCLOPEDIA.
are received and ready for delivery to
Subscribers a. the Intelligencer Oiics..
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-09-15

The houfe, namely, to the illur;ons princes of the
royal family, to each of whom he had no doubt that
every gentleman would think an allowance of 6o,Oool
year initead of 100000. which they row received
would be extremely rea!onable. He concluded with
obiervng, that the additional FUN the civil lift,
which he intended to fubmit, was 6oOool. year,
and moved, in the frit mitance, that this FUN SCI
55!. ST. lod BE- granted for the payment of the ar
rears of his pajeify's civil eifabihment The mott
on was oppoied by Mr.. Bankes, on the ground that
che cauies of Mr.. Burk's bill had been riely
complied with and that the nereae Of arrears in the
civil lin had, upon average, been than treb-
bled within the la two years; and by Sir F. Burdett,
the principle that time when the comforts of
the people were diminthed by the grievols pl-
poied upon them; thofe who were in the cauie
Of that dmnu,ion. ought to participate in their PR
vations. After reply from Mr.. Pitt, and feveral
celebrations in fupport Of the meafure from Mr.. Ad
5ington, the motion was greed TO.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-09-15
LONDON, Lux 10.

a iet,er from Paris fsys, The day before Bona.
pat'e vert to Canipegne he ordered the Members OF
the Marine and Military Sections Of the Council II
State TO ST. Clond, and cloictsd with them from
ni:e os'o;k in the morning to five IN the afternoon
tie Miniisers Of Wac and Of the Marine, and the Adj
mirsls Chuget, and BTfx, were befdes prefent What
ddctfIed rot entirely taown though many think
ma, The grand plan NJ nvaGon was the uhiee. Pruix
haS irce returned to the cosa, bu. Thueet his re-
fcned his command, asi Gonstepne, who command
ed az 'n'erins IS %" 'hs CHIEF Of 1 Brea feet. !.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-09-15
WEST-INDIES.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 5.

Capt. Hunt, of the Sally and Jenny, from Sur
r1nam, (arrived at the I.azaretto) informs, that
place, unlefs the cargo is at leat one-fourth mo-
laies.
Sir Charles Green gov. general of the colony,
has ihued proclamation laying a tax of 200
dolls. on letters of ammunition for all flaves of
If years old and upwards, and 100 doll. for all
under that age, to put check to the prevailing
faihion OF the people freeing their negroes.
The Engliih government, after the capture
of the colony, declared, by proclamation, the
paper currency, if1ued for the pay of the Bata-
Wan troops during the time the Dutch had pof.
felton,, no longer tender for debts. Whether
the Dutch government will ever redeem it, is
uncertain, but it falls heavy on the people, who
were compelled to receive it while their govern
or mad the commando Phil. True Haner.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-09-15
GLOBE OFFICE.

Hajf pSf o'eiocl-we fop the prefs to announce
the following nterelting intelligence The Admiral
Aiphin Eat-lndianian capt. Rogers, has been taken
by the fquadron under Admiral Iinois. This inte-
gence is received by the Dutch Indianan La Mifau
iens into Plymouth by his majefys rgate La Loire,
the captain of which iatss, that when he left the lie
OF France, there lying there the Counes oil Su-
therland country flip, Admiral Alphin and brig, all
captured and TENT in by Iinois. The Admiral Alphin,
isiupPofed to have been taken By the enemy off the
Cape and to be the fame hip reported to have been
Captured foms time back, and erroneouy ated the
Erphrates.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-09-15
{" HIGHLY IMPORTANT .

~ The republican printers throughout this
1tate are reqnefted to fate in their papers that
the election for Electors of Prelident and Vice.
PRECEDENT ofthe United States, will be held on
the hrf Monday of November next at the
Court-houfe of each county and corporation in
this commonwealth and that the perfons cho
len as Electors, are to meet at the Capitol in the
city of Richmond, on the firft Wednefday in De-
cember next, to vote for a PRECEDENT and Vice.
Preident.
Sep. Is, 1904.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-09-15
STATE PAPERS.

Trsnilation Of an Imperial Ukait., iIued by the
Emperor of Ruflia at St. Peterborough, the
18th of May, 1904. relative TO the admiiiion of
Foreigners into his Imperial Majefty's domi-
mons.
1T. To enter Our frontiers, all perfnus except in
the aforementioned CAT 5, are to be provided with
Ps4iports from our Minifers and other Agents ref
ding in foreign countries Particular initrucons will
be Tent to our Miners and Corlus as to the manner
Ii which futh pahports TO be granted, 70 as to
eauie the leaft Inconvenience 20 trade general in
tercourle.
Cd Perfons coming from cities or places where VIC
have neither millions coniuls NUT produce paH-
ports at the frontiers from the governors or chief Off
GERS there. Paports from inferior officers from the
country juitices of commioners, from the rnagc-
trate will not be acknowledged. The governors of
frontier provinces will receive nftruGfions in what
nllnner they are to communicate with the Governors
ut provinces belonging to another power relative to
this point, and directions will be given at the barriers
where panPorts to be acknowledged.
Sd. Rnfiian fubjeas, traders, and Other perfons
ufuay refdng in Rufa, having paHports to 90 abroad
Tor limited term, will be permitted to return with
the fame paGports.
4th. Perions owing allegiance to two powers (Sv.
iess rsisfe) mutt, from fide, be provided with
pahPort fer year from the regency of that govern
ment in which their property lies, with which dur
irTg that term, they may PATS and in without in
teriuption.
9Th. All perfons muG produce their pafTports at
the frontiers and if conormable to there regulations
they will be allowed to pats withou. medication ex-
cePt f''ch as may be particularly orderd to ffop
Orb Theie regulations extend to all feaports
IN 10 tar as regards pahengers arriving there-Shi,
matters, and perions lervng board ps are to be
admitted upon the former exiting acquisitions
7th All theie regulations ilal be enforced for the
nearer ports of Europe within two months and for
he IL ,no,f ii, n
four months reckoning from the day of this ordinance
Iokaie which ihal be Pubfhed in the newspapers of
both cur capitals
9Th. The daily communications of perfons reGding
on the frontiers will remain on the former footing.
9,h. The intercourse with various AGatc nations
or the frontiers OF the Cuban, the lines Of Cauca-
ihs and Orenbureh, and ALTO with the ,Turkiih fub-
jeas m generals to remain the former footing
Io-h Paports will be granted to perfons going out
of the country as formerly.
Signed with his Imperial maefty's own hand,
ALEXANDER.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-09-15
NETWORK, Sept. 6.

TIE arr;e'aI .ysReraay, Of the liverpool Packet,
from liverpool bai fDmi6ed II, qvifb London
dates to the l5.b nLt. A,ri1,aks a. Bottom
b01'e Acknowledgement Some extracts,
oo7vez'cr, qvbieb Fem sv0rtl5y gfptry[al, bave
been made.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-09-15

is iad, hat TLusss arong.y oppofed the idea Of ez-
po'ng the remainder part of tn. French Acct TO the
iue OF battle, and even predicted defeat, ito,ld
It engage. This Admiral is in complete dgrace
and has been ordered rede SO leagues from Paris.
and 30 leagues from the eoal AS Talleyrard is Thu
gets Perional enemy many think tina, his ntrgues aud
influence have not been idle on this occaiton"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-09-15

Capt. Tyler, who arrived at Providence on
Friday laft from Antigua, informs, that 1900
troops had recently arrived at Bartadoes fro,n
England, as reinforcement TO the Britif, ,rr,y.
which II was expected would be fpeediJy ero,
Ployed IN active operations, probably seainH
Martinique Il bh R.siaer.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-09-15
NETWORK. Sep. G.

go NEW-IOINfA. sep. G.
Inc brig from Laguira, mentioned in the
mercantile Advertiser of Tuefday to have been
captured by the Britih frigate Leander. was q
prvateer of Is guns, having on board cargo of
tallow, hides, and coffee, and had no papers nor
maine. She rnitook the Leandcr and Cambrian
FOR the two French frigates now in Our harbour,
and Inadvertently put herfef into their poGen-
on. She was ordered for Halifax.
Her. Asv.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-09-15

il is rurnoured, fays the New-York Daily Adj
vertiier of the 9Th inf. that M. Jerome Bora
parte, and his little Baltimore beauty, have ia
ken French leave, and tacitly dipped off in The
veflel which carries General Arnfrons, o.:
lately appointed MniRer, to Nantz.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-09-15

- lin apology is due to TIE anfbor of bre1
fe1t nnaber oftks Rainbow, for its zbbearing in
10 JnIaH q TIRE. The Editor has one oniy exenf
to 9Fs': InndVefenee. He fry95 kozoe4er flat
tie infer'ef Of fbe theme aviN n1ofe titan eomben-
Jafe .Jor tie manner Of its appearance. He t.qfs
that there is no enlightened ivbaLifanf off5is
country, let bis eye be ever 70 mueb M,an'dby
Gge, or his attention e1,er/o mneb GrreG.4b b. ire
|a6or efreoding, that qUiH nat sagerly peysitr an
sDay " on american GsRin5."
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-09-15

eanfes US TO lcj and which rulli,ns of ,.ue F.,ch
men concentrate within their hearts
May all tboe, whom, fortune blinds s. whoi;, per-
ioai interet the Prng nf their actions, hcnceorth
take THEE tor their only model. fra,ce wotld then
have in her botom none but faithful C.rv,n,s ana
friends to her repoie.'
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-09-15

The rev. Eliphaet Mott, of Albany, is elected
Prefident of Union College, at Schenectady, in
the room of DIR. Maxey, who has accepted the
proficiency Of the Unverfity of South Carolina.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-09-15

=" On the goth June 1904, an additional duty
Of 12 1-2 per cent. was impoErd on all articles
imported from the United States of America,
except cotton"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-09-15

Mr.. George Tucker qvas on 7bmy1ay eIefFed
0He eft the Directors cftbe Bank Of Virginia, in
the room Of Mr.. George Jfferjon teEgnsd.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-09-15

q PETITION will be prsferted to then Gene
1 1 rsl Aiieinbly to efablhh FERRY from the
lands OF PETER Rusr, in Richmond County, To his
the faid RUsT's LANDS in Enex County.
September l5.--- 5mep.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-09-15
COMMUNICATION.

WHAT was mentioned in private letters. is now
conlirnedby the Governor we-timed proclamation .
tnat the Connecticut intruder in part of what was
lately the county Of Luzerne, have organized an arm,
ed force IN oPpoton to the authority and laws of the
State, and Of the United States aud proceeded 70 ass
OF aatnation and violence agsin the fettlers under
Pennfylvana.
Thus is the fate threatened with a civil wat. by
let OF deiperNe and deluded tien who are nilled
and urged on TO iupport the unfoundcd claims Of a
few defgning land-jobbing fales-men, without anv
eoour o. legal right authority from the Rate from,
whence they CAME or the leaf countenspce from the
people OF the Erocatrm old townfhips
If check isnot ipeedily given, by the ftron, arm
OF government to thefe laNlcfs invaders Of nFiva,e
property, and the peace ard fety Of the fate thew
will gather ltrengh by delay, and probably proceed
70 greater acs Of violence, and overrun sroer traa
Vi country. Am. Daily ADV.
The Following paper was auek up at Mentz, on the
i7th of June lalt
Long live the general in ehief, Msreau He IS
ton judy renowned to BE- WITHOUT enemies. The
fame which he has acquired, by iincerey and eonant
y devoting uniejfto the defence Of his country, can
only nercaie III eclat thro' the abfrd calumues nv
which It was attempted to be Cultured. The vihes
OF the whole nation are and vii afgAYs be, for the
PROPERTY OF this grel man.
Virtuous Citizen Father NJ me folders Enioy
AZ THIS moment the decoustsaIs which Thy Innocence
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-09-15

q LII PerjoYJ baOing claims an fbs e2ofe of
L \ Cal. Pbihip PendirtOn dec. qvbefher fomrdel
on byizAfe eo1traaS, or bis rebo1Gbiiify af SherfF
Of King y Queen county are regmj7ea 10 brill
tee eidcneFS gffbeir tsPetiVe claims, befo,r I5o-
mas Claiborne Hoo1Ie', rehdiRz at King = Quern
eourt5oye, (fo ,9i,gis management f5F 7f5re/3id
eRafe 6aS breH roaGded) "a 9~4ier fbaf 9j.oeqfo
commenftrafe 7eifb fbe dcmaad may be i,nge.i;.
afeLy niadsbt
EDFHRD HILL Gds7'r.
gvifb the GViH 0aHe.eM
S.pf. IL. (rSgzo.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-09-15

Esfrad efa Letter from Liverpool, dated
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-12-01

Swedifh Regency, during the abence his Sovereign,
1t was this Nobiemau, who, IN Oaob-r, 49, at the
riik OF his life, penetrated into the dungeon OF The
Coneergerie, at Paris, TO adminier confoaton, and
to OTTER deverance 70 tn diconolate widow of Lous
XVI the once Observation-Disclosures An,oiuette who truii
ing to her rank her iex and her innocerce decline
the OFFER, ard became victim to her mistaken con-
ddenee IN the honour and justice Of Revolutionary
Bryands Since that period, his Majesty hiss reGded
at 81 uiieis at Cobentz, At Turin, VERONA with che
army OF Condo, in Denmark, hiittau, at Waria,y
ard At Crodno. The wandering. Of the King of
France IN the North of Europe do excite more COM
paion IN the breasts of TIE Continental Princes than
the waderings III the South OF another exled Sove-
resn, the King OF Sardinia. They stand upon the
BRINK OF an abyis into which every revolutionary bis,
threatens 20 plunge them and urround.d with danger
they ,u!fer themelves to be amufed with new titles,
,npoi;tick fe,cs, and puere fhews. They are dang
ing upon the tomb of Royalty, instead of puniiing
the aiialiin by whole army Royalty overthrow
ihey are counting monster, who is ready to de-
vour them, instead of hunting hin, from his d=s
Oak Szcsy.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-12-01
= y y . - Ut ~ -
sStIe8 az dutfiun.

b the iubfcrisers at their Vendue Office on Monday
the 3D. Deem next at II o'clock, will be cor5rnen-
eed the fae Of the following goods, to be con-
tnued from day to day until the whole arefold, viz
1.-TWO boxes Iriih Linens, BY the piece GO pie
1 ces Velvets, Veverets and Constitution
Cord; Trunks Callicoes and Chintz, by The piece;
80 pieces Dimitties do-Sufpenders, Silk, Ror,aii
and Pullicat hdfs,-Iinen checks, Cotton Hofe, La
dies extra long fix gloves, &c. &c
Terms OF ias for all fms under so dollars caih; a.
hove 80 dollars and not exceeding $50 deihrs mo
above l so and not exceeding 500, 6 m.-ercee5no,
500, months for approved eudored notes, negoci.
able at the bank Of Virginia
PROSSER IS MONCURE, V. Mrs.
Dec "
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-12-01
a SCHOOL.

ME fubfcriber intends opening School at his
plantation in Hanover county, about ten miles
from Richmond, early in the month of January
1905, as he ihai have the afInance of fix fhoars -
and waing to pays particular attention to the youth
intrutsed to his care, will undertake the ini}rua-
on OF more than fifteen which number he will be en-
abied to accommodate with board &c
File purpoies to teach the Esglih language gram
matcally, and in iuci-wife to obyiate the necety
Tor knowledge Of the dead languages; he will teach
the practical branches of Mathematics and Georra-
ply. The mott approved Englih authors will be
read with view 20 forming the tate, and applying
the rules of grammar the fenle and fcope Of shofe
authors with the deriyation definition, and govern
ment OF words, will be expounded. The ancient olaf
ics will be read in tranlations whence the learner
will become as famiarly acquainted with the cuff
toms, manners and mythology Of the times when, and
about which thoie authors treat if read in the orr
gnal, and in much ihorter time.
- The price Of tuition board, lodging and wafl-
ing, will be forty pounds for each Gchoiar per annum
to be paid quarter-yearly.
JOHN SEABROOK.
Richmond, Dec. l.. Stf
P.S. J. Seabrool will be thankful to thoie perrons
dhPoitd to encourage him by cophdng pupils to his
care, to give him early information thereof as poi-
Bile, that he may be enabled to make the ncesry ar
engagements in time.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-12-01

and Alexandra and Georgetown near tn, falls
of the Potomac. Let us cait our eyes near to
the mouths ofth.ft rivers, andwe behold in iume
places stationary commerce. and ia Others We
behold even the melancholy monuments Of its
retrograde aud ruined condition. James Town
ON the river, and Ur&anna & iiui b.hole on the
Rappahannoc might have indeed preftnted US
with very different profpe6ts, had not thge ref
peStive rivers Attended with iliiicient bod, Of
water to Richmond aud to Fretlerickiburg.
IRE /ftbjei7 TO be eonfiuue.L)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-12-01
HAY-MARKET GARDENS

M ILL Be Kept eStn during IKE Ei71n ofhe Gez.,rl
W IDem6!y, end Ente,fliameats pyete,eS. Gosd
a4fsian', P,YaJ5r' IF FTre-YoyGs, Egn,gyian and
oiber Pfrorz<ry ef feS,;y, be zOeN accommodated
.eb arrangement ia, bir ,5t.!ivr fr.crmanel, o.,
literal tczr'Se0s'ai rs0,ai, ready arnSta .yitG bets,
i5'e. TO let.
=. Hogfs rt;.iel al ho.,y, at tJe ,raa.e5 price OF
81 per night.
Hay l1arfet, Dee e,5sr l. --[2sJ
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-12-01
THOMAS cOuRTNEY-rt,,o,.

NERI respectfully begs p-rmihion to acquaint the
public, that he Gill continues TO occupy the
houie on the Mair-nreet oppofte the Bank and I'M
medlate,y above Mr.. Davi:'s Printing Office. He
tenders his moa grateful Acknowledgements to thoe
gentlemen VINO have been 70 oblisns as to favor him
with their cutom; and aaurcs then, and the public
generally, that no eXertior hal be wanting 10 enure
a continuance of patronage.
% Two or three good wor1lnen would meet
with employment by applying as above; and 4 couple
OF active lads are wanting as apprentices.
Dec. /. eptf