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Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-11-23
NO IG Z.

THOSE whopurchased It the sale of
1 Mr.. John Mark in Novemberiast,
will reeollect that their notes became due
the 18th day Of August.-They arelod-
ged in my hands for collection, and
am directed to give notice that unless
they are discharged in short time, snits
will be indiscriminately broGghtfor their
recovery. Is -,
All others who are indebted to Mr..
Mark, either by bond, note, or other
wise, are also informed that | am autho-
rised to collect the same, and that very
little longerindulssnee can be given.
jOHN-BAKER.
Shepherd's-Town, October g, 1904.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-11-23
October roth, 1904.
A GREAT BARGAIN.

THE subscriber residing in the State
L Of Ohio, at present in th;s county,
aad having determination to sell his
plantation situate at the Bridge on opee.
kun Greed, Berkeley County, viii give a
great bargain Of the said Land TO any
person inclining 10 purchase. This
tract contains. 37s acres. more than
200 acres of which are cleared, abou,
20 acres Of good bottom land. all 81
which can easily be converted into Haea
dow. The above land can be so divi.
ded rs to form two good farms, the
whole clear incumbrance, and pos
session can be had immediately. As il
is presumed no person viii purchase
without first viewing the properly, it is
not tho't necessary to descend 10 fur.
Their particulars. The seller will re.
main on or near the preaises until the
20 November next, and will contract
with any person wishing 70 purchase.
ID r.::z DANIEL VAN METRE.
October. s6th 1904.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-11-23
LANDS FOR SALE.

THE subscribIr wishcs to sell the
- Plantation whefeon he now lives,
situate on Back Greek, Berkeley County,
miles from Martinsburg anda from
Bath, containing $50 acres Of good strong
Iiuae .stone land, well watered, with at
least springs--I5o acres are cleared
and well enclosed, 9 acres Of Meadow
are made, and more Meadow land the
Remainder Of the traet is well covered
with fine timber.--on the premises are
. convenient Dwelling House, newly
fnished, Kitchen, u large Barn, Distil-
lery, Pulling Mill, and some cut houses,
with number Of Fruit trees.---There is
a good mill-seat, with saficiency of
ester, on this tract. ''-' ''..s fT'.' ~ 4:
He win also sell one other tract of
Land, situate on the river Potomac,
near Richardson's Ferry, containing 1o2
acres, 20 Of which arc cleared, the great.
er part river bottom, the remainder of
the Landis well timbered, and has \
large sugar-camp on tia small House
Is now built, andlogs ready for raising
alarger one. For terms apply to the
| subscriber. 49, i r = r t.. Is T..
! & WILLIAM sNoDGRAss.
= Back Greek, June ~, 1904.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-11-23
F o r S A !. z,

"A ThAeF Of 2o7 acres of good liAe
a stone Land, lying 6 miles from
Shepherd Town, on the main road Tea.
ding from thence to Charles Town, Jef.
ferson County $50 acres Of which afe
cleared, and a proportionable quantity
Of Meadow Land, wen enclosed and in
good farming condition. There are q
good springs on the land a good bearing
Apple Orchard----and some other fruit
IFces. = Two Convenient dwelling hou.
ses, barn and other out buildings. For
terms Apply to the subscriber living on
the Presaises. ...-- ...--..-- - : :
- MASON BENNETT
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-11-23

THIS DAY at - O'Clock. the Pre-
sident of the United States delivered
the follow Message 70 both houses Of
Congress, BY Mr.. Burwcl, his See
csetary.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-11-23

THAT welt.known House and Lot,
/ situate on the Garner Of Queen and
Burke streets, and which IS at present
10 the occupancy OF T a,oihas Smith, & Co.
asill Be sold on the most reasonable terms,
md possession given en- the flrst day Of
Mareh'nsxt. Il is thought unnecessary
% describe tke eohveniencies and the
lite improvements made on the said pro-
Perty-its situation IND present impro.
.ed state will be asuf6eient recommen -
dation.-A Stand so eligible for public
Business, and not excelled, il equalled,
~ anyin this town, Will be the greatest
inducement to procure purchaser or
purchasers. An indisputahle right win
be made in fee-simple. For terms apply
to Thomas Surith. i. ... x
i THOMAS SMITH, b CO. .
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-11-23
Q . . . s,

al Of the latest ;;aaortatians, we'll Sc
lected and purchased at the City ef Phi
ladelphia by the acting partnsr Of the
krm.
As.he present existing firm viii short
1y be dissolved by agreement, and as ne
accounts can be opened in fututs, IL.
whole Of the above mentioned ,xssort.
men. will be disposed of on the mos:
reasonable terms for Cash, either BY re-
tail. piece, or package.-It is most pre-
bable, a. the goods wares and mefchaa-
die have been purchased with ready mo-
ney, and at che hes, markets, the public
will be, interested lparsieulariy at this
sime) to contribute u generous share Of
custom.
THOMAS SMITH. &Co.
Afartinsburg, October R6, 1894.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-07-19
Nicholas Webfer,

INFORMS the Public, that he has opened
Il GROCERY STORE in Broad Street. IN
the houie, late the property Of Mr.. CALEB Earl,
where he has for Sale general aaortmcnt OF
WEST.INDN GOODS.
Among Others, are the following article, (:
Rum, Brandy. Gin. Cherry. Rum, Moiaae',
Flour, Rye and Indian Meal, Teas OF various
kinds, Coffee. Chocolate, Raifns, Currents,
Pepper, Ginger. Alfpice, Cinnamon. Nu,mes',
Butter, Cheeie, Candles, Onions, Tobacco,
Snuff, Powder and Shot, Lamp-Oil Loaf and
Brown Sugars, &c. ALSO.
A general and extenfive variety OF
Crockery and Hard Ware, Mems and Women's
Shoes, sc. SC. with many other articles, too
tedious to nention all which will be fold at
the moft reducea prices.
Nescpeys, Nsv. Al. 1901. ootf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-07-19
From ibe lsDEPENpRNr CHRoNrcLs.
MORE OF NEGRO VOTESi!l
To the MAssAcHUssrrs FAsMsR;
PnbI16sd IN fbs LAP hesvfsrf Mf,es,y. I

To the MAbsAcHuasrrs FARMsR;
Psbi1Sed IN hbs LAP hessfsr Me,Hv.l
VOUR calculations are 70 very nice, and
i your minute exstenefs 70 veiy confpicuou,.
that the imagination receives your image, as
feated on volume of Rshsal's reports, with 4
Spsnifh fegar in your mouth confirmed nearly to
your chin---while the intenGty ofyosr thoueh,.
browns the fear Of injury from the fire nowly sp-
preaching towards your long worn linnen. and
full.erown beard.
BY many figures, fnuch toll, and various
calculations, you have. mx,hematicslly, demon
itra,ed TO yourielf, and the EEex lunto. that if
there had been no votes given in for the confi-
,u,ional approximation OF men held az naves,
lohn Adams would have been elecled by ma
jority Of three.
To do this, you give i38 az the whole
nua,ber Of votes, and then deduet is az being
the numbcr given on tho right Of nsve reprefen.
tation And theh, OF that reEdue, being ~.
you have 6f as q majority, and fay Adams had
6s. There 10 this error in your calculation -
YOU have { vofss fot naves, and charge them
al on Ieferfon's fdc--wheress in the Statcs
where Adams hsd all the votes. to wit. the New
England States, New Jerfey and Delaware, there
are 20, ,Sot flavcs and in Pcnnfylvania, Mary
land, North. Carolina. and Georgia, where he
hsd . part, 70 many, that bic proportion in ,heic
with the abotc number, being i4s,iqo ia oil,
would call for dedotsion Of from the ps.
Then taking II from the ,S, and we have rs6.
OF which 81 is the majority then taking
Adam three negro votet from his 6y, snd he
has but 6. left aod would not have been cho-
Zen by the votes Of free white people.
The world will ftniIe when they fhaIl fee
the eonfequences stpeded from fuch minute esl-
culations.
Yos conclude your prcdueion ia shefc
words. +" Let fIcemcn Of MsAachofets think
Of ,heie .hing' and let them fay it they ousht
to be TO-"
When we come 10 examine sbsjt bars.
Whist are they According 10 your own cslcu-
lstion, they are no more than thst IL 10 probable
that John Adams wooh have gained the pref
dency by majority OF three votes. IL the Aaves
in the nation had been by The couAiiution made
mere cattle. and had no represeesation for them
in the legiflNufe. Thia esicslaion have prov
ed to be deceptive and fsllsciops bat fappofs il
we're true, what are We TO do when we fbiek Of
fbsk bi.s, ? qbsf fbisyi s,tJ. :, tie sxp,Js
SySvyGss Of sbs CeAfHasieS. k 10 true that the
aaves do not vote themleives, bat ,heis msGess
fos them. II 10 sHo hoe thsf the votes Of M.f-
faehufeus sse not pfedicastd on the nsmbes Of
free male perfons, bat on men, women. childsen,,
'psessices, rsrried women and isianfs--whils
none bot men Of twenty ouc yesn q sse, having
real easfes Of fen tsf3sn SJea,, or PesiOnsi
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-07-19
AN ACT
For the relief Of Mofes Young.

Be il ssa7ed BY RE- Ssnan ard Hsse Of
RtbreI<nfafiUsi y'tte Uni,rd Sssfe, sr fm<yies ii
Cosgr6 apsmbiss, That the accounting off,
cers OF the treaiury he authorized and directed
TO liquidae the accounts Of Moies Young, for
'eryiees rendered the United States a. agent Of
claims at Madrid. from the date Of his sppoint-
mcnt by Mr.. Humphreys, then miniiter Of the
United States Mt the court Of Spain, until the
time he ceaied 10 sel as the private fecretsry of
that mini1er, a, and after the rate Of two thou
iand dollan. per snnum, P,ovidsd, That he
produce 10 The accounting officers OF the treat
uIy certificate from MIR. Humphreys, thar he
received no pay or cmoument from individuals
ior faid iervices.
NATHL. MACON,
Sp,~ke' IF @s Horf sf Rrp,.k~fofiet,.
JESSE FRANKLIN,
P'sfdsSf sfibe Senate pro femser.
APPROVED, March a6. 1904.
TIL /: JEFFERSON.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-07-19
JAMES c.. PECKHAM,

(Mssr, etSsfae M,. y,sti P H,l'sfonJ
IYAS lately received, from New York. 8
III ffeih fupply Of Jewellery, Fancy Goods,
Hard wsre, &c. which, together With bis ief-
mer Rock. makes his sGortment couplcte.
He has on haod. variety Of Lsdir'' Bon
nets and trimmings Of the Iasea fafhion,.-ABe.
Trunks Of various Gzes. which will be fold
cheaper than can be purchafed in thi, towu.
N. B. Cslh given for old Gold, and Silver.
Neavts,f. JEJ 5, 1904.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-07-19
State OF RHoDE.lsLANp and PRovIpLHcl
PLANTATIoNs.


IL Gens,oi 4z6smSJ, Jn~e S.DF'a, n. d. 1904.
ID ESoLyED. Tha, the fnm Of ten thouiard
N dollsn be appropriated TO the purchaie oi
the evidences OF the regifiered public dcbL OF
<his State, uudcr the direction and management
Of Commifioncn to be appointed by the Gene.
ri Afembly.
l.i Rs,alved. That Samuel Vernon, fenior,
Henry Sherburne and Nathaniel Hazard, Elq'Iss
be sproin.ed CommiiIiouers to pUrchafc the laid
evidences of the faid regittered public debt, IN
fuch way rnd manner, and on iuch terms, as
shey may thirk mott advantageous 70 the Pob-
lic insercff That fsid Commifioners give pub
Nc notice of ttIcir appointment, in the newt
papers, sdveri6pg the creditors hcldins tsch
evidences, TO feEd TO the General Treaiprer, on
OF before the fecood Mooday Of September next,
feaIed propofAh Of the terms on which they will
fcli the famc; and that ii propofals, equally sd.
vantseeous 10 the Ssatc, fhsll br made for the
Sslc ola greater amount OF iaid debt, than can
be purcbaied by tEe fom hereby appropriated,
thc,amcnnt thereof fhsll he applied, in ratsble
pro,ortion to the demands of the fsverai credi-
tora
ReJsIvea, That the FUN appropriated as
sfoyeisid, be fubjeet TO the order of the fald
Commit oners. and be paid out by the General
Treafurer accordingly, and that laid Commit
fioness report, from time TO time, 10 the Gene
raj Aifcmbly, their proceedings under theie re-
folutions. =.
T ReysRued, That it fhall be the duty OF the
gevevai Town-Cle 10 read the foregoing re-
fo!utions to the freenen, to he aHembled 10 anna.
al town. necting in Augut rcxt.
A true Copy; Witnei,.
s@ SAMUEL EDDY, Set'y.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-07-19

IN obedience 10 the before recited Act,
the Commiflioners therein named. are ready 10
receive propoIa!, from the csediton to this
States' RrgiRered Deot, and requeR that the
fame be ,rsnfnitted 10 the General Treafurer,
., his Office in Ne~por,. free Of poaage, by the
time limited In faid Ae.
SAMUEL VERNON, | c,~.a
Henry sHERBURNE, Is".g- s.
NATHANIEL HAZARD, "'"
NewNrt, Jsss s6ib, 1904. -
-. M kbe Printer in sbif STATE. are re-
sxsatlio bsbij6 tbe Jo,sssisg A2 and Hofiet. is
sStir stsvs. paper xnni tSe /,~xd MaHay liz Sep
Hsmbrv next. -
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-07-19
Samuel Walton

UNIFORMS bis Friends and the Pablo, that
ne carries on the Boot and Shoe Making
busn.fs, at hs Dwelling Houfe on the North
fde of ire Bed Market, and keeps conRsosly on
hand Suwsrrow Boots Of ali Gzes, a. chesP % can
be purchsled in this tows.
Nswf,sf. My g. 1907 ~
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-07-19
FASHIONABLE HATS.
S. Shumway & Co.

Hars tbb De-, Resivsd.
A LARGE fppply Of isthionab'e HATS:
IA imported this Spring. which viii be fo'd
al the io~ea pefible prices.
Nezvbs,i, Mar o, I8o$. ~
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-07-19

force an se in addition to an atl inti,ulcd an
att in addition 10 an act regulating the grants
OF land Appropriated for military fervices, and
for the Society Of United Brethrn for propagate
ing the Gofpel among the Heather, and for
other purpoies. on any lands the property Of
the United States. in the territory OF Orleans,
and on preieuting the furveys Of the faid land 20
The lcere,ary Of the trcsfury, the PrcGdent Of
the United Ststes Is hereby authorized to ifTue
lettefs patent to the fsid Major General la Pay
etie for the quantity Of lsnds allowed by ths
faid aA.
NATHL. MACON.
Stestst Of tbs Hss/t Of Ref,,/s1ia,ists.
JESSE FRANKLIN,
PreGdsst Of t5s Ssnaf(. pro femps,s.
Arrsovrr, March a7, 1904.
TIL: JEFFERSON.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-07-19
LAWS OF THE UNION.
TfuBLIsHEp BY AUTHORITY.

EIGHTH CONGRESS
or THI
UNITED sT.47ES. I
AT the Firit Sc aion. be-
. gun and held II the City
OF Waihingioo, in che
Territory Of Columbis,
on the Seventeenth day
Of October, 1909.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-05-05
PUBLIC SALE.
In purfuance Of a Decree of the

In purfuance Of a Decree Of the
Honorable the United States court Of the DIFF
rIitt Of Columbia Tor the county Ct Aexan-
efia, will Be fold ar public falr, on The PFC
mics, for ready money, on Wedoefday the
l6,h May next,
One Lot Of Ground
on the eaf OF Water freet in the town Of Alex.
andfia, containing a. feet IL inches on Water
Greet, aud u feet deep parallel with Prince
erect, and binding on Wsles's alley. ALTO,
ONE ANNUITY
of 81 dollars per annun, payable half yearly.
arliiAg cut eta piece OF ground on Royal ifreee,
on which there Is two forv frame houte, now
il the occupation Of Mr.. James Scott.
The above properly is fold 70 fatisfy debt
due from Robert Mcafe 10 the eitase Of Edward
Dene2ie, decesid.
John c. Herbert,
Jacob Hoffman, Com'rs,
James II. Hooe,
April ). d
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-05-05
April 9
ONE. HUNDRED DOLLARS
REWARD.

Runaway from the subscriber on the zoth
of October last, negro nah slave named
B O b,
about 30 years of age, FIVE feet nine inches high
straight l,mbed and we'll formed; said slave hath
an impeachment in his speech which prevents his,
readily replying TO a question. He commonly
wears earrings. He took witch him variety of
good cloathing, description of which is unneces.
sary, as it is probable he has changed them. He
has been frequently seen about town since he ab-
sconded, and in all probability 10 now secreted by
his mother, Winney Brown, formerly the slave
of Mr.. JoHR MUM, late Of this town, but POW
said TO be free. The above reward viii be paid
for securing said Negro BOB, in any goal, and
a further reward of TEN DOLLARS for the dis
covery of those who have been accessory TO his
concealment.
Captains Of vessels, sc. are forwarned at
their peril, not to take him away.
ROBERT B. JAMESON.
Nov. IS.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-05-05
S II O E S.
SAMUEL CLARK

SAMUEL CLARK
a.gSstfally mfsrms bis Toq0e and CeGafy Gig.
sners fbat be eoafem9fqtts i<apixg tbs piece
s'yfly, and soW d5pgfs oftbe J5ollocuing Sizes
a,eG16, ersdit, or Pradact-uiS:
!, Engliih and American colored Kid
Sippers,
D.. black and white, high and low heels,
frs,
laaiss Black Morocco Jsfsrfon'. hoes.
al'ass' Red and Black do,
500 pair good Calf Skin Slippers.
sask Stuff do.
sl'ass' Morocco ard Leather Slippers.
asrs Gne and coarse lhoes.
mud rms )eferfon Shoes, and pumps.
s nsen's fae Morocco thoss, and dancing pun2s.
-, fine Morocco fhoes, and coarfe ihoss.
March ~. d.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-05-05
IDubltt Iaenoue.
On TUESDAY,

Vii - LIZ
/, 70 s'elcek, seW b< sid at tie yenaxe Stor.
Rum in hogiheads and barrels.
french Brandy in pipes,
Gin in pipes and bis.
Whitk.Y and Appls Brandy in bis.
Sugar in hhds. ticrcss and bls.
Coffee in ,;erces and bags,
a S5assl ,as brown Soap in boxes,
Mould and dip'd Candles
Rsidas in kegs, boxes and jars,
gigs in kegs and trails.
Queens Ware in crates,
FURNITURE, &c.
Also,
A varisty Of DRY GOODS,
Among which are,
Cloths, Coatlngs,
Gerlcy;m,rcs, Duails,
9iains and Kerleys,
Ncgto Cottons, Serge.,
Elsticks, blue FritEss,
Calimancoes and RuGels,
s'ara Stockings,
,shintzes and Cslicoes,
Iriih Linens, Silefia DO.
Olns5urgs and Ticklenburg,,
Mullins and MaGin Hand'Es,
Iala Mullins and Table Cloth,
Rla1anna Handkerchief,
Coiourci Threads, Hats,
And iundry other Articles.
P. C. MARSTELLER.
Nav q
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-05-05
THE SUBSCRIBER,

THE SUBSCRIBER,
Intending to Wifi EUROPE this FUN
mer, offers for Sale the HOUSE and LOT
where he reGdes.
While it is fuppofed that no pesfon
will purchaf: without Whiting the prenIes it
nay be mentioned that there are every conve-
nient out houfc and a well OF excellent water
on the Lot, zone acre.
The fituEffon proved, during laa
fcknefs TO be perfectly healthy, combining the
advantages of a Town and Country reGdence.
If wihed, field of about is acres adjoining
the premifes, now in wheat, will De lealed for
twelve years.
Alexander HenderGon.
April d4w.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-05-05
mo. 978.
NAIL. MANDATORY.
Wrought and Cut Nail; and Brads.

Wrought and Cut Nails and Bradss
of all kinds 70 be had at
INGALLS, MANUFACTORY,
at the following prices by the barrel Tor Cath :
Wrongbf Mails.
Spikes SD per pound.
40 and goa Nail. 81
2od do. 9
II and loi do. 10
Sd do. II
81 TO- IL
ID 90. l3
70, zand l03 Brads
err Naiis.
20. II and lol Nails "a per pound.
ed do. 7,
cd do. s.
I'D do. g.
al do. 10,
or Retail price one penny per pound mote.
Bar Iron, Hoop Iron, Nail Rods
German and American Steel, fold at the above
Fat;ory.
N. 3. Two or three Apprentice
boys would be taken TO tie above buhneis.
April lo.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-11-14
MONTAGUE COPE AUSTIN.

I'm purfuance of Decree of his MaieRy's Court of
: Exchequer, dated the Sd day of July 1904, made
OF the hearing of certain caufe there depending in
s,ca flames Raven is plaintiff and Daniel Sutton and
Others defendants; whereby il referred Abel
h!oyfey, Ef4 the deputy - ~: Majeays 2efTieui-
ORANGES of the iaid court enquire whether 1fcx1-
gze Cope Apfiu, in the pleadnss of the fad cauie
named (Shofe father attorney Peterborough
the county OF Northampton, and who was born
there, and went frh to fchool with Clergyman Of
the Of Lloyd, at Ellington, in the county of
Niddlefex and from thence was removed to the
Charter Houic and who, in the year 1916 OF l777
entered as common Tailor on board merchant hp
rhen lying in the river Thames and bound to the
Wea-Indies; and who, previous TO his going to fea
when of the age OF years thereabouts readed at
Durham in the county OF Durham, ard who it is fup-
Poed reded, about rhe year 1888, in the neighbour
hood of Isness River in America) is living or dead
aud if Dead whether he died under the age OF
q years. and if ne furvved the age of 81 years. then
n fch cafe, who is the fid Montague Cope Auains
heir at law.
NOTICE IS hereby given, Ths, the faid Montague
Cope Aufn IF iving) is peremptosy dehred perfon-
ally or by his focitor, appear before the III
day of April next, before the fad Abel Moyfey,
and identify himfelf, to fend fach information
whereby he may be traced and identiied-hnd If the
faid Montague Cope Aultin be dead, fuch perfon or
Pe-fons claim to be his heir law, are dered to
IN before the fid Abel Moyfey, and prove the
fame, give Information how they respectively
make and fubGantate fach cain-and any perfon
perfons who can give information OF the faid Mon
;ague Cope Aufn being living, or of his having 70
Gei, ana whether not he attained his age OF 81
years and he attained fnch age, who is or are his
lei. law, are requested TO give Notice thereof to
the fa;dAb Moyfey, at his chambers in the Exche-
quer Office, ii the Inner Temple, London, or to
THOMAS & AMOS LADD.
Richmond, til mo. l4th. laf3t
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-11-14
NOTICE.

TokJoIfo 6e6gj1f5iaatr, on fb> foprtb Welq1aiy in
Dcee,'Jr next, al HaqoSey Court HogJt.
= ME Sat 7etrtos .r ti,ibrr as7o ye7s, contain,
ing bef7rcea iyr. and four basael afres, Of ysi4
b. yvniag iosl Tbi5 tpe.'on eo,rbiget ar 6sday asf
raj oa0Gaioec r9f in tie een7fy is 6siisvsl 70 he
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