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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. COURT.

NORTHUMBERLAND COUNTY COURT.
BALL }
VS.. M
JETT's heirs & representatives. C09"feyy.
- Y virtue of Decree of the Court inthis fiiit,
~ WILL BE SOLD, on the 1T of October
next, if fair. if not, the next fair day, at the
late dwelling houfe of Mrs. Elizabeth lett, dec.
to the highef bidder, for ready money, the
three following TRACTS or PARCELS of
LAND, (or 70 much thereof as may be flffici-
cnt to rafe the FUN Of two thoufand dollars
with nterelt and COTS of fuit ITO wit, tract de-
vifed to Capt. William Bali by his father, con-
tanning by eitimation SIG acres, be the fame
more cr lels cut OF t,i;s tfatt viii be excepted
an old Mill, with the and thereto adjacent and
appertaining. Tie tract Oh which the faid lett
re1ded at the time of her death, containing 40
acres, more or lefs. And one other tract for
merry part Of the eltate of Maxim Haynie, dec.
containing 90 acres, more or leis.
Thete tracts lie contiguous to each other, and
nave been ufed as one farm they are iituate
near the Potowmac, about two miles below
Che contribute on the main road leading to
Fairfeldc Church, ADD about the fame diGance
from Coan Warehouses.
The quality OF this land is not inferior TO
any III It's ne;ghbourhood, and nearly two-thirt,s
Of t. a well timbered. It's fitu1tion affords an
abundance OF excellent fin, oyGers, &c. The
dwelling and out houles are fmtabie Tor the &C
cormodation OF fuall family. Mr.. Samuel
Harding, living near the prem;r3s, viii lhew
them to am pefon whining to Purchafe.
THOMAS D. DOWEuNC,1 q
RICHARD EDWARDS,
HIEECME T.. OPIE, :
PETER C.RICE.
Ttf ~
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COCKPIT, WHITEHALL.

LIVERPOOL, june IL.
On Friday the following Cafes were deter
mined before the mott noble and right hon. the
Lords Commlioners of Appeals in prize cauf-
cs -
The fioop John, Buell., mafter--This was a
farther proof cafe. Ii appeared that this veilel,
laden with cargo OF coffee, taken in at Jeremie,
iii the Hand of St. Domingo, was captured on
her return voyage to St. Croix, b. his naje1ty's
ilip York, ]. Ferrier, efq. commander, carried
to Jamaica, and there condemned. Their lord
Hips, in this cafe, reitored the flip and cargo as
claimed, but decreed the captoI's expences of
the further proof.
The Flora, Lovett, mater. This was like
wife further proof cafe. This flip, laden with
cargo oscotton, logs of fultic, together with
81 ingots Of gold, $500 doubloons, and fundry
parcels of fpecie, was captured, on her voyage
from Carthsgena to New Y ork, by his maiefty's
ihps York and Maidtone, on the gift June,
1899, and carried to Jamaica, where part of her
Cargo and fpecie was condemned, and the flip
and part Of the fpecie refored. 1t was con-
tended, on the part of the captors, that this was
a MATS of fraud from beginning to end. Their
lordfhips deferred giving judgment in this cafe
until that the Seahorfe, Lambert, matter, was
heard, which food on their lordihips' lift.
The Penelope, Groome, matter. This veiicl,
l7den with cargo of coffee, fpecie, and other
articles, was captured by his maiefy's flip SIR
prize, c. Laroche, eiq. commander, Whit in the
proiecution of her voyage fom Curacao to
Baltimore. The property in this cafe was ref
tored as claimed, on payment of the captor's
expenccs OF the further proof
Captain Co.'S t;Om CozveJ, (Eng.) banded rs Tx
foHo7vimg; and as Qve eonfder ii CoMAtERcl-
-ELLr IMPORTANT, Qve .gize ii n conjbicuonJ
Place Nor. Her.
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Mediterranean PAST o,ts.

NOTICE is hereby given, that it has beer
y deemed expedient 70 change the forru OF
the Mediterranean paiTpott ifucd a. vcGels Of
the United States ; that from the eth day of fu-
iy next, thofe of the new form win he i9ued at
the cuiton houfes to every veiIel, COR which ap-
plcation may be made on 4 compliance with
the terms pretcribed by law and lurrendering TIE
former paport of which f1e may be pofclied,
If any, in which latter cafe no fees win be recui-
red for the exchange and that by an arrange
ment agreed upon by the Barblry powers with
whom we are at peace, either the old or the
new form Of pafport will be fuficieut TO pro-
tect the vcilcls Of the United States, from cap
ttre until the IT of July 1905, after which tie
old form of pahport will be unavailable and the
new one alone in uie.
Department of State, }
esd of May, 1904. I
printers effbe la7Vs effte UUi'edS ,ofet q,e
re7Hejfcd to insert the abo7's in their Cs.rliry
f72iee q zcrek far tire Jbdce ofEv m9Hfbf, a1a H.,
CoI,s7orS t1fbe eaPomS 10 kceP eo5es Of IL p2Rcl
Y in h5eir a5fce5.
tune, 2.
W Ellis or L6oIWG, SHERIFr' BL,frxS
RLdNK BONDS, t5'c. &C.
FOR SALE Ar This OFFICE.
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AUSTIN BROCKENBP0UGR,
Having imported general alIortinent of FRESH
MEDICINES will fell part Of them for the uie of
private families on very Reasonable for ready
money. eW2w
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-. Eoa -, or oA saoRr cetplr,
Inly Sc.

TO-. FOR cAcH, eR on Snort CREDIT,
Dire5 from Peangto1', KangfsSoE;, P6iio~
0ejbbia;
LOAF q G. Ar,
nF an excellent quality, either by the hcgf-
~ held, barre, OF hugle loaf. Tnc GpYiy
will be regular and large.
ALSO-BhR IRON. by che tor or fnaie
bar: IRON CASTINGS Of various kinds, By
the ton OF fnsfe piece, a'noaq VI III are fec
tons of ~ and 60 lbs. weights.
MCAJAH DAVIS.
9TH Of 7th RIO. 1874. eW On
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gun ihip is fitting out with all expedition, and
will be manned with the crews of the corvettes,
which are recalled for that purpofc. The fe-
yenty-four and two large frigates will be kept
continually at iea, 70 that if the TuniaDs do de-
clare war agant us, this force will be of infinite
icrvice to us until reinforcement arrives from
the United States. have likewiie procured
from the government of Naples the loan of four
Bombardes and four large gun-boats, artillery,
mortars, bombs, ammunition and every appara-
tus complete. The boats are ready for tca at
Mefina, and an order was forwarded to the
count Tourne, or in his abicnce 70 the govern
or of Meilina, TO deliver them to Commodore
Preblc upon demand before / left Naples, and
to render HIM every iervice in his power"
MAT. mt
A letter, dated Tripoli, April, mentions
that the crew of the Philadelphia were in good
health, that the officers had received perniflion
to ride occasionally in the country, accompanied
by Draserrnan; but they were not allowed to
viGt the Confuls. GH.
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BOSTON, Aucu1 g.

a letter from Havana, dated the eth JnIy,
mentions, "that royal order had been receiv-
ed there, allowing Spanifh veiIelS to export mo-
Iahcs TO the United States free of duties, and to
import lumber, fome proyifons, and imple-
ments of hubandry, alto free Of duty that it
was expected, royal order would be receyed,
interdicting the importation of horieS IN Ameri-
veIes as there are Spanifh veaes fllficient to
export all their molaGes. il is alto mentioned
that fourteen millions Of doarsh had arrived there
from Vera Cruz, and that eight millions had gone
to Spain, in the Amphitrite and Lavina frigate."
7xfrad Of a letter from Mr.. Cafbearf, late Con-
jul Of the United SfQiey at TripoH, to Mr.
Catbaian, tbeir Commercial HgeHt ut Mar
IciiIeJ, dated Legbora, 18th MaT, 1904.
q" The government of Naples has fent to fea
two large frigates and four corvettes to guard
their coat aud annoy the Tuni6aus, lhouId
they put to iea this fpmmer. A fsventy-four
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PORT CT Cows.
CAUTJON

Tobacco, or from inadvortency, American and
other foreign ihips, laden in part or wholly with
tobacco are in thu practice of putting into differ
ent ports in the Channel, to difembark pafien-
gers, getting letters from London, or for fome
commercial views and as filch ihips and car
goes thereby become iubje6t 70 forfeiture,
Notice is hsre5y officially .gi1,ea,
That the Law ofthe goth OF his Britannia Ma
jeity, chap. 6s feet. so, forbids any fhp or veel
laden in part or wholly with Tobacco, to touch
at any Port in the channe! of England except At
Co7uc5 or Falmouth TO wait for orders, on pain of
forfeiture OF ih;p and cargo and the faid Law
further enatfs that the Mater of any fhip or
vefti 10 laden with 7 obscco, ihall, Immediate
ly on his arrival within the limits of the ports
O. Cowes orFalmoutIl, make true entry on oath,
or the contents OF his loading before the Col
ie6tor or other Chief Officers of the Port, on
failure whereof both ihip and cargo will be fub-
jet to the penalties and reltri6ions of the act.
II IS therefore hereby cnjoined to all Captains
of American or other fhips having Tobacco on
board, that they do not, unlefs from damage or
unavoidable necelilty, put into any other Port or
Ports in the Channel, but that, avoidingall hover
ing on the coat, they make the beit of their way
with their ihipS to the roads of Cowes or Fall
mouth as the Law directs.
THOMAS AULDJO,
H1rerican ConIuL.
EHfrad If q LITTER from Hue Cares, to n gentle.
man in Baltimore, dated .Cf,ALy Is.
&c This will ferve to inform you, that the En-
gEih admiral, who has communicative with the
Negroes of this Hand, has put it into the head
of Gen. Dehalnes, to caufe himfelf to be pro-
Claimed /" Emperor of Hayti;' and he is TO be
crowned in a few days at Port-au-Prince."
Captain Morrell, arrived at Philadelphia from
Pont-Petre, informs, that the Governor Gene
raj of Gaudaloupe had iuft fent dispatches to
the government of the United States, requiring
an explicit declaration, whether or not it was
with their appreciation, that our citizens carried
on trade with the negroes of Hifpaniola, and
whether they were authorized to arm their vef-
fcls in defence Of fid trade NJ Z. NJ Adv.
The following extraa of letter from Point-Petre
(Guadaloupe) dated July %, to merchant in Phila-
dephia, furnihes very uncheering profpea for the
American Martinique
" BY advces from Martinique that illand appears
crowded with American vedes-The day before yef-
terday As fail were laying at St. Pierres.-The fame
advice fays, the i1and had fix months proviGon or
we'd st. Pierres in day They are difpoiirg Of
their cargoes at leaf so per beoyy prime cot. !
iaw very good beeffold yeferday four dollars per
barrel Fiji, and other articles in the fame proper
ton. Coffee is fill at Sc to SO fous, cafh. Sugar
much the fame two months ago, and great qulnti-
ties in the country, and will perhaps fall Coffee pro
mites to keep up.
Several Englih prizes have lately arrived here"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-08-22

Immediately after entering his pulpit, without
ceremony prayer the uual addref5 to the throne
OF grace, he began his dcoure in very abrupt man
uer by obfervng, that he took his text from which he
propoled to deliver his dfcourle not as oter prea
cheers generally did, from the bible, but from eight
letters OF the alphabet that he hould divide his fo
Jet into two parts-the f part, being well adapt
ed to people Of this place was tile three Ierters H.
Q, indicating the animal commonly called the Hog
or fwne, The fecond part of MS difrour,e mould
treat Of the FIVE letters S, H, f, E. p, meaning the
animal sailed the iheep-- Mr.. Hc,.
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How far did The French afignats iiiued during the
revolution, differ from theie imaginary notes?
ITO be concluded IN ON. NEXT.

On the important fubied of the Yazoo lands,
we tits day preient to our readers the ingenious
fpeech of MIR. John Randolph, juft publifhed in
the National lntelligencer. Although we fial
not rcpubliih the whole of this debate, we ihall
not omit the mott important ipeeches delivered
on that location. Above all, we fhall feize with
.pleafure, the opportunity of giving to the world
the highly celebrated fpeech of MIR. Thomas
Randolph.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-08-22

Simeon Baldwin, Efq. of Connecticut, has publicly
declined reelection to Congrels from that State
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-10-29
MONDAY, OcroBER 20, 1904.
JAMES BACON,
AT HIS GROCERY STORE,

Alf1GO pACOlN,
AT HIS GROCERY STORE,
King near Wahingtcu freet,
Has jua received from Philadelphia, New York
&c. an cxteuliye Election OF GROCERIES
co. fitting OF
GunpowdcF,
Imperial, T E A s
Hyfon,
u us'1ag i Aylo'' >0fthe latef In9or-
E p.lo P pa,r, tatson and Pd'-t'-
pouehong aud euIarD ehoEn.
Comm Souchong
Green coffee Of hyperion quality,
Loaf, Lump and Muicovado Sugar,
w, India and Sugar Houfe Moales,
Cls~ice old Madeira,
Particular Tene.ifc,
Sherry,
BsalIcls, WINES.
I@lban,
Malaga and
PORT
CIafct ia fmalF cafes,
Cognac and Barcelona Brandy,
OLD Jamaica Spirits,
!: $ s:' S S':::. and RUN.
BeA Holland Gin
White Wine and Cyder Vinegar,
Bef Salad Oil,
Salt Pete, Alum, Nader, Coperas & Brim-
Zone.
Mace, Nutmegs, Cloves and Cafa,
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ROBERT B. JAMESON,
Offers tor Sak.

10000 lbs. GREEN COFFEE
$1,000 do. Cocoa,
70 heds. Mulcovado Sugar,
20 bags OF Cotton,
70 punch's fine Aavor'd St. Croix Ram
% hhds. MoalIes,
10 pipes Holland Gin,
80 o. chefs Of frefh Teas adoftsa,
10 pipesLondon P. Madeira
8 co. old Port -
do. P. Tenneriffe n
IS Or. caGSs Sherry, and "a
4 pipes Brut1els
9 hhds. green Copperas,
q hhds. Roll Brinitonc,
Q hhds. Nader,
hhds. Alum, and
ITO boxes Spaniih Sugars of different
qualities, with moit other articles in Tie Grocery
Line.
May a9.
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pubIit saIe.
On TUESDAY next,

Tn j " EiO LA ASAA3
!, . o'clock, will be fold at the Vendue Store
5 r u NJ
Il hhds. and bis. Fieneh Brandy in pipes,
Chin pipes and bis.
WGGkey ane Apple Bandy in bis.
Sugar in bids. tietecs and bis.
s ss: at: , ;.. Sc, boxes,
Rai6ns in kegs. boxes and jars,
Figs in kegs and trails,
(oeen's Ware in crates,
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
&c.--ALSo,
A Variety of DRY GOODS.
among which are
Cloths, Coatings, Keriemeres,
Duffs, Plains, Kerieys, Negro Cottans,
s.rq.s, ElaGicks, blue Friezcs,
Csimancoes, RuGeIs, arm Stockings,
ehn,zes and Callicoes,
Trh Linens, Sllc6a do
Osnabufes and Tckienburgs,
Muslin and Muslin Handkerchiefs,
India MusIins and Table Clothes,
gandanna Handkerchiefs,
Colocr'd Threads, Hats and sundfy other
Tucles.
Philip G. MayGeller.
AuguR zq.
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BENJAMIN SHREVE, Jun
HAS FOR SALE,
st his fore, corner OF Prince and Union f'eets,
Eleven bates Of
CALCUTTA PIECE GOODS,
conGfting of
EmmertleS-Coi1ahs Sannahs--Bat-
tabs and ChinVz.
600 pieces Nankecns,
100 pieces Bandanno Handkcrchiefs,
Mems coahe and 6ae Shoes,
Wolntus' Morocco and Leather do.
Girls and Boys do. do.
Red Soal Leather, Uppcr Leather,
Bags Of Black Pepper,
2 Jacks OF Sage,
chefs freih Fiyfon Tea,
pipes very fine 4ih proof Cogniac Brandy,
pipes American Gin,
3 tierces WhiRey,
| cafe Wool Hats,
Cd bis. No. Beef, and few
Coils of Cordage
OF. Q.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-08-08

HE office of Supervisor of the Revenue for
u the Diitret of Virginia being discontinued, and
the unfnhed bunefs of the aid Office transferred to
me; the Collectors OF the Direct Tax and Internal
Revenue, whole accounts have NOT been finally do
ed and paid, are hereby informed, that they are nor,
reqsetted to call at my Office in the city of Richmond
without delay and pay the balances due to the United
States-Aud thofe whole lands have been fold in the
diitriet OF Virginia by authority of an act of Congress
OF the United States for non-payment of the Direl
AK may redeem fuch lands, by paying to me within
the time limited, the principal colts and fees as the law
AS mott OF the aforementioned lands were fold in
Dec 1902, the privilege of redemption win eon+;n,,
until December next
The money received by me for the redemption of
the laid lands will be returned to the purchaier, with
nteret at the rate of 25 per per annum on the
purchaie money to the day on which it may be paid
10 me- JOSEPH SCOTT,
July 7. en-,f
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III General Meefing Of ibe A1ez.Lsy.5 of t,1,
Mutual HgHra"es SsFey agaigf Fire on Baiiliaes
ft1e State Of Pgini4, be!d b. adjournment ut tile c.
pit0i on The 3lfgf July, SOL;
a MOTION was made and feconded TO an
L n point Chairman; and on the queRion being
Put' Major Hugh Holmes unanimously clet9eI-o
and Lewis NJ Rivalain, Secretary FRO tenn
a committee was appointed yefterday to examine
the traniaetons OF the fociety; on their report,
- Inc Following reiolutlon was prefented BY MIR.
lazewell, and adopted viz.
RS0ipei, That the demand of 4 further oro,, from,
the members of this infitution at preient is
ry; nce the funds of the fociety at this tim; ~ b,,
dainty tuhcient for the iatsfaion of any claims \,
gaintt them known at preient eopfdered as likely
to occur fpeedily
On motion by the fame gentleman, the following
two reiolutions adopted to wit:
R5oivea, That the PRECEDENT and Dire6,rs of ,,;s
inititution be directed to refund to thofe Deros
iPeetivey, who have already paid in the guosa lah
called Tor, the evera iums which they may have thus
paid in; and that the faid PRECEDENT and Directors h.
further directed, forthwith TO notify by publication
in iome newspaper printed i'll Richmond to the other
members of this ocety, that laid quota not now re-
quired of them.
Rsofvsd, That the Prefident and Directors of tbi,
ioeiety be directed immediately pay out of any funds
belonging to the fociety OH hand, al! the claims
properly eitablhed as fair demands aganft them -
and ihould 1t be neceary, that they fell any of the
flock belonging to this fociety which may be requte
for this purpoie for the hef price that can be Obtained
for the game.
On motion of MIR. Edmund Randolph;
P50iOsd, That committee of fix members be an
pointed, whole duty it fha be to revife the contu-
ton, laws and regulations of the Mutual Afurance
society, and to report to the next annual meeting
tsisned) HUGH HOLMES, Cbairzzair.
LEWIS M. RIvALAIN, Secretary.
A true extract from the proceedings of the faid
meeting. w. Asst
Principal Agent NJ a. S.
~ No doD6t The 4rintrrt in Bi, fate 40N eubL9 .Be
d'ovf ." sir TPsiVs paptr fur tie Information oftBai,
Iu5fyibers. y 'ON"
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IN ADDRESS 10 THE PUBLfc.
PART The FIRST.

THE period has nearly arrived when the terms
Of itbfcrPtion for this paper are about to be
changed. After the preient day, no one can
expect TO become fubicriber to the Enquirer,
who does not pay FIvs Doha,y in Advaace.-
FMS is one dollar more than any of the haf-week-
iy papers in Virginia have been accuaomed to
demand but this dollar appears 20 US 20 be no
more than an adequate compensation for the
lupelior expence and trouble attendant upon
Our eft4biihment. Our type is generally final
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FOR SALE.

On liberal terms, By the SubJeriJeyJ,
HE HOUSE ard LOT near the River
i Bank, at prefent in the occupancy Of Mr.. John
Taylor, and dngufhed in the plan Of the city by the
number 8, the property Of the eRate of Patrick
Wright dec. which, If not dfpofed Of privately before
the fro day of September ne, will on that day, at
o'clock in the afternoon be fold on the prernes for
half cath, and the other half OIL credit Of 90 days.
for approved endorfed note.-An indifputabe title
will be made before the money is received.
PROSSRR y MONCURR.
July Is. spIS
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RICHMOND PRICE CURRENT.
FOR GLASGOW,

LIN TIE Brifj@ Ship 5>EAMNIE,
IN WSN Ohm COWAN, mater; now
sSSssysS y at City Point; will be ready to
a. receive Tobacco i'll a few days and
having part of her cargo engaged, will fail by the iir
proxmo For terms, apply to the captain on board,
to Robert & Allan Pollok, 8, Co. Richmond, or TO
BUCHANAN T. POLLOK.
Wbo offer for Ja!e on GOard Ezid Aib,
TEN THOUSAND BUSHELS LIvERpooL
SLOWED SALT.
Petersburg, Auguf 6. tlsep
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Ire (gfsri6sr eviGiing TO remoDe to tie Weyqera
country, o8cr5 for /ale
THE VALUABLE TRACT OF. LAND

to'"T11D, WevJ .IO'' jIie
THE VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND
ON which he at prefent reGdes, lying in Ca
~ rolne county, about midway between Richmond
and fredericksburg, contiguous Mr.. John Hopkins
tract, (weu known by the of Buli6eldJ ard
bounded BY Panlunkey River the one iide, and a
public road on the other. This tract contains about
400 acres, fourth of which is well tnlbered lies
very level, and Of it well calculated for meadow
ground, having number of imall rivuess running
thro It, The foil is well known to be adapted to ths
culture OF every kind of produce lued to this climate.
There are number of valuable improvements on he
above tract OF land, viz comrnodious DWELLING houfs
and every convenient houfe, good Garden, va
liable young apple and peach orchard, &c
WILL ALSO BE SOLD, ON THE PREMISES
A LIKELY NEGRO MAN g. WOMAN
fo,E= stoek Of every crop Of corn, ~eat and
tobacco houhoid and kitchen furniture, plantation
utenlils, &c. &c.
Whoever may with to purchafe fuch tract of land
as this, wilapPly to the fubfcriber for terms. The
purchaier may have the privilege of feeding the earth
This fall, and have quiet poeon on the first dav of la
nuary next on which day all other property therein
mentioned, will be offered for Cath, if fair. other
vile, the next fair day.
WILLIAM S. WYATT.
Caroline County, July %. (sygl
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TO K S II T. z,
A TRACT Or LAND,

N Po1vbotar eo'sntr, az Eb90n7ff5.; Ri7,c,.
se3t,r II is nav;gn5ie, haoziR - RE .aq,s If
M'CHaF5 OAa"fef, cont@ir;aS $50 a.,.- .l;s
""nd lff5 alo~ fur miles from t5~ Con,,. JiorE,
and is soeH a4.iDted 20 fbe eni.are Of 9eaac.,,
ll'0H SrriN ami co'R- Samuel i!Ic.i5., zy6s
f7'e' He.i,' fAe hi ell c7y it TO air ,rJon zy:,o
mar zVjbto pwcbcjf.
Dn is not /aLd 6tfayr tire IRefSepl.p.5er nsvt.
f|bGNltN i a"o1 that dar to the bigA.h b;J.!cr.
at HooG6"'J Taq'erm, near fGe5rens;jcJ.
JOHN I. PRICE.
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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-08-08
VIRGINIA, TO W.T. :

FIhGINId, To W.T.:
AT A CAANcERr DISTRICT CoUk4 HELD At THE FOR MIR
CAPr7oL, IN THE CITr OF EiILIMsBURc, tie latL
aysfJHky, 1904.
GaT0tn L97gIo", :Ts,fqpb DsIan:y and Sslybis
70e' and Zae6ariHb Desaey Plaintiffs
AGAINST
EGba Garter and EhzaJab biz 7Difs, late Eli
zabsb Lan!tord, qOidozO of LerOis LnnJto,d
defegled, RarriefLHasford, HiyG1s Lunliora,
Maria LnnJo,d and Dnrius NJ. Lua5foyd,
children and so-6si,s Of Isid LEny0rd, Defends.
IT appearing to he hf7ion gftbe Cont, that reetbs
entering eff5eo'6t, IN t5 ea, sbs ,G d.y ffalv
one tb0and eight 6nndd aadtbree, in the 700rd5 aozo-
ing 7be dfndaass aOa voJOm an attachment a, Ber
contempt in not af7Osriqgbe biz oftbe plaintiff, bab
" bee" 'riD,ned exeened FR failing 10 asjaoe, tie Em.,
tie Court, 0" ne motion Of The plaintiff BY fBey eoIl
doth fake TIER 6iHor e0gSd and SuY 9yoseed at f.
tDre d!y, 70 decree TIE matter eresE DaleG TIE 6,a DE-
"'aaaf on or beoretbe tenth day etbs term next after
they ai baVf been yved zvib eaby etbi oy,y ,6e7v
eagf tot be contrary, Bsdtniaati baVe yease fben
fef ont ibis Commercially that they cannot be y-
gei 7o copy efJeid oydr on motion eftBe elaiabg;
BY 5eir e0ag,it is ordered that be EGd inla1is do 1s
fear brre on rf5 day IF Be aet term, and agaoe, tie
@H?ft6f plaintiff, aad5af ea9y etbJ orty be foyfb-
7Dit6 ig('sd i" a~e ne7sater sfibt city of RieJoud
for f50o S7o1fb' eeavey, and 9d at f ,oqt doo, Of
fb' ,f"'~e, Cgaa2,i IL III. city.