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Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-02-10
TO BE SOLD,
I VALUABLE B0BYof And,

1 IA VALUABLE B0BYofLAND,
IA situate in Berkeley County, Virgo
MIA, near Mill Crsek, containing 500
acres. This Land IS divided into three
Tenements, with . good Barn and con-
venicnt Dwelling House, an excellent
apple Orshardof about 500 bearing uees,
with anumber ofpeach and cherry trees
on each place---Ahout so o. 60 ceres Of
Meadow b made, which u nearly equal.
u apportioned between the Different pa
ees, and considerable quantity more
mayb Be made with bur liftle troubie,
About one half ofthe Land = cleared,
enclosed with gnod fence, and in excel
lent farming coalition; the other half
i elotk'd with good timber, such = white
and blark Oak, Hitkory. &c. Thereare
four springs Of good Water on this Land.
three Of which are 50 situated q to Be
conyenieot TO each ofthe different hous-
Is. The Property may Be seen md the
terms know On application toths subscri.
Der, living on the premises.
An indisputable title, gree from M
enmhrance, win Be given.
81. JONATHAN GARRARD. i.
February ., 1904
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-02-10
PUBLR SALE.

TIE fsiiozHng Property, bring their.
sidse ffhe berssnai estate sef Wi!tsm
Benneff, deed, spiA Be- q ered forbaie
q pu6isc ansion, On Saturday fhs llfh
insfaHt, a. the place spAere the said
Bametf tsrneyly .Eued, within sne
miit ef Sleb kerd. IaUn, piz 8
sIIORSES, Cows and Hogs, Beds
j u and Beding, with variety Of
Household and Kitchen Furniture, &c.
a efeils Of nine ponths win be given,
DE purchaser % give bond with appro-
we'd security. The sale % begin ~ ten
o'clock IN The forenoon. -
VAN BENNETT, Admh
February 5. 1904. N ~ J.
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EaA Gods.

THE subscyibers Jex ieape 70 infsral
their Jrirnds dndthep pubic IN general,
that they haee inst receive5 aat
fRishef epeaieG q larXe
a and eatessi0e os.
4 sorfnaesf az ~
FALL and WINTER
G. @ @ b S.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-02-10
MARTINsBURG, Beyleisy Cs,psy,
Vfreinia; Hinted andpubl she6 81
fOHN ALBUR IT'S.
mr.. s. q. INTRLLIcENcER

rl.n. o. n. INTRLLIcENcER
TIE friee efthis Paper i me dsliars
per aanaps, one doliarta yablr a. fhs tine
ef subscribing, and one when the yedr
sxbires. Disionf snbseyibsrs poy tor ne
wheie yeay in adbance. The price If
Advertisements, 70 non-sisbscyibers, q
one dollar per square for three lvssis
inserfioa, aad for confisHa1scs aflsr fhas
time IS cents pr geek Ssbseribrrs mil
lcentinhefo receips q vedtieiioAef sSs-f ssrtA
on their adpertisements.- 4
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-02-10

N. b. There win Be- % Lee, ! House
and Garden. with other conveniencies,
situate on the farm where the above ma
med William Bennett in his lifetime re-
sided, which would Be an excellentplaee
for . weaver V.B.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-02-10
August term, 1903.
HAAPsHiRE Courrr, ..
LEWIS MOORE, 4
AGAINST
JAMES DALEY.

.rTHrS day came the comrlainans ~
his Counsel, md i appearing 70
de Court that the defendants i not q
inhabitant Of dis Commonwealth, i 9
ordered shat Tie dsfsndant do aPpear
here on the second Tnesday b February
next, 10 answer the complainanss bill,
md that copy Of this order be forth
with inserted N the Berkeley and JEFF
ferson Intelligencer and continued for
Two months snccessiveiy, and also b
posted up for two months sOecessively 4
thedooroft he Couts Hooseof this coan-
y.
"A Copy. Teste.
ANDREW WOODROW, s.s.c.
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vhlsAns aa.ssrs himself WIN P's.se.
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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-28

For upwards % twelve year0 have Ia
bou'ed unier a icycrc cough, ohoune@ of
breath, Ipi,tiog Of matter from my lunga.
aud often clotted bloed, until at length
waa 10 reaIeeG as 10 be unable to walk u
cro's my oom and owing to the violence of
my couGh and eh0rtness OF breath could get
no ref day or night. Hearing Of your ex-
ce!ient usdicine, the Cough drops, procur-
cd ho,de took do(e as foou as got
it, from which Itouud inGanianeouj relief
and by coaii7uing it for three days, | bIelo
God an refo'ej 20 perfect henlih. As
believe you have been the iuGrumcu; ia
the hands % Providence by living my life,
ina't in,rea, you 20 publish This for the be-
aei, Of any she may be in my situation. as
am conhdcat It ie one Of the best medi-
cines in toe world :or ;ho(e mplainis.
an, Sir, your careful f,rrant,
NICHOLAS stage.
Little Robinfou tree
Copy Of letter rom an eminent Surgeon.
To DR.. CHURCH.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-28
A r c II D u K f.

ArELY imported from London, was got nv
of Peter reazie, (tae frit Stallion now in
tngi"ndl ms dam Hora,ia by Old Eclipfe (un-
onnbteo'y the bFh Stallion OF his day) his gran.
Gam Counties BY Blank, famous ION OF the Co
co!lhn Arabian, with many other excellent croft
ies.-A horts OF better blood than Archduks was
never ra'ied; He IL ull brother to Mr. reazle
ana Stamford, both in high repute. and 60 are the
whole Rock. Counties (hs grandaa,) has bred
Tome OF the beit horles tha; have appestet on the
Eritiih turt she il the dam OF Wizard Cobrear,
Achilles Greybeard, Hora,ia and Delpin;-. all ca
pftsi This is well known 70 every gentleman
acquainted with the Racing Calendars aud Gene
raj stud Book OF England. Archduke IS a dark
brown horle, full Is hands biyh, has a deal of
bone with great powers, good fbsrc Of beauty.
aud IN the prime of lie. he made his appearance
on the turf at three years old. and did net run
ai'er thar year He won Sweepstakes OF 100
Suine7s each, beating ieveral good hories: alGo
the Derby Stakes, beating Lord Bgremcn,'s GiC.
lebert, Sir T. Handrf,'s brother TO Spread EAGLE
Mr Heathcoate's Vivaldi, MI. Coekion's Exnec.
tation, the Duke of Gtafton's Vandal, Lord OK
lords Dsrt, {now sis Lord!hip) Lord Grofvenor's
colt by potSo's, out of Sniptons Gner, and Ceve-
raj other very inecolts The Derby Stake are conc
fidered the fra in England, and gives the winner
great credit. He fell lame ihortly after and was
hreGy run two races more with very good horieq,
ana altho' he was beaten, he came in well. The
above is the whole OF his racing.
Arehduke will Rand the enfung rearon
az the Bowling Green az 7 Guiueas (with Dol
lar 10 the grnom) for each mare which may he
dmchargedy any time before the irA day OF Au
gun next. by the payment of Cuipeas. The
Il ION will commence on the FRI day Of March
nex'' and end the fra of AHyun following. A.
great abundance Of good paftuage, graft, hcys
boarded at 1850 per week, & corn iurnilhed at the
market price for that are to he led. for
winch the money muf be Gent, or ); will not he
had Great attention paid the mares: but lie
reiponh6ibty Ter accidents efcspe. Nores tor
7 gnine-s, 70 be difcharged as above mentioned,
mutt accompany the mares.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-28
Ato Quarterly Cou11 held
J3r Prince Edsvard comfy, March l9th,
p. TINSLEY, c c.

J9F Ffince Hdsvard county, March l9Ih,
1904.
josiah Hurt, Judith Cason and Fuqua Beas-0 =.
ley, administratriX and administrators Of
Benjamin Hurt, deceased plaintiffs. :
AGAINST
Z2charap Arnold and Obadiah Hurt, :
defendants.
TIVE defendant Zachariah Arnold not having
entered his appearance and given security
according to an act of the general assembly aud
the rules oil tHis court, andi appearing j,ie
tistaetion oil the court that ne Is not AN innahit.
anI OF tins stale: GA tue morton of the plaintiffs
by their attorney, Il is orde'ei that the said de.
fentanr zachariah Arnold do appeal here on the
first dav of Nav court next and answer the
plaintiffs bill and that 4 copy OF TINS order be
forthwith inserted in some one of the public news
papers printed in the city Of Richr'ord Cor two
months successivey, and also posed IT the front
door OF the courthouse of tins county.
a Copy,
Teste
BENJAMIN WATKINS, y. c.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-28
w estham Iron Foundry
NEAR RICHMOND.

TIE subscriber takes theliberty Of informing
the public thathe has taken a lease and is AZ
present working the alb We foundery end having
provided the best artists IN that line from New.
York and George Town. together with pig iron
of the first quality
Proposes 10 cast-Ml gudgeons and Inks of e..
Very description also, castiron wheels for the MAJ
chincry of mills Rumford registered and plain
CRATES; CRATE front and bottoms, for Rumfordi-
zjng FIRE places large and small stoves; cabou-
ses and cabin stoves; Franklin stoves for wood
or coal kitchen CRATES, with crane and rance
conPle,e coachwarmersi plain stoves and maud
plates cast railing Of every pattern blow
shares and plow boards cast wagon, coach,
pheton and chair boxes scale weights iron, /
20 90 lb.; sash ana clock weights; patent tavy
irons for smiths, on a very approved plan
backs, jams and back lays nail cutting machines
with screws complete whcel-barrow bowlers
garden ditto casr iron anvs fire dogs and hand
irons Of every dcscrption--iogether with any %
ther article in the casting line to given pattern.
IT the shortest notice. by application at the Cur.
mace, or 70
JAMES DUNLAP, in Richmond.
2f.h Dsrch, 1904. w3m
p. s. Old Iron purchased By application az a.
sova.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-28
lae beautiful higi-5hg4ed horse,
p RE- CLIP IT AT e,

TNULL fifteen hands AMI = half hieh fine
3 sorre,, handsomely marked. OF 81; bone, and
grea, muscular strength and povsr1. evidently
demo ing the true English running h2ras-Wii
stand At my stables a. Sandy Point, III Charles
City copn,v, ~ six Suineas the season, and doll
lar to The groom; bu, The season may BE- dis
charged by the payment oftwenty dollars OIL or
before the 10Th day Of Oaohcr.
Extensive, rich and productive pastures, well
enclosed, in various apartments, from which no
mare can easily escape, well on that account
as from its physical situation. Servants found
gratis; bur No liability for involuntary escapes
or accidents.
This celebrated horse, whose name IS so truly
applicable TO his chara Ter, was bred ny Lord
Egsemcnt, foaicd in 1877, got by Mercury q son
of Eclipse. } dam by Herod, grlndann Nv NJ Itch-
EN-. out of Mr. Pratt's old Squirt mare, is UNI
dbubtedy one Of the best horses ever imported
into this country, and is now Thought by many
gentlemen, who have travelled some distance TO
see him, superior although he has 50 lately eros
sed the sea- that it cannot be expected ne should
have gained his pristine form oud beauty.
he is truly such a horse Virgil describes Of
a fine one-an eye large, black and full OF ire,
bold as the Ly on, active as the Greyhound, and
in all his movements ether he rushes forward
like 4 thunaerboit, and heaHates at mo,hins.
In the arst spring meeting lGgJ, ~ Nov Mar
ket, when hree ye9cs old, won the first class
OF tftilfC SIlNta ot W. Sui'iSs' tCitt Dta'-
I.g thln1e bolt, Chan iclcer, and SIR Pepper,
four having paid Forfeit. in the same week, he
won the Bol'ol Stakes Of 50 gwneas each. beat
irg Chlmbooe. Dragon, and PalatlN-seven
paid forfeit Second spring meeting he won the
third class of he Princes stakes, of 100 guineas,
beating ThupderboJ seven paid forfeit; And
in the "A n week, n received 100 runeas forfeit
from lord Grosvenor's Hadamsnthus.
IN 1892 he won 50 n Gudheld, beating
D0ge, Tnuaderbot. SernE1patam, aud Scout.
The nest dav sol AZ ;he same place beating Car
do>k and Gr.fio He also won the kings 100
guineas At Lewes, beating Skyscaper a, three
heats, the first beng deemed dead hea, after
which he so highly esteemed, tha he became
stallion in his lorlsiip's stud. a. IL guineas
mare.
This horse is the sire Of TorquiI, Petworth.
Mariana, |oSaiba. cheSnut colt nut af Bob'ail,
chesnut colt out OF Rosemary, Humbug, Lazarus,
Raginier, Apollo Gulliver, Tag, Louisa, Fip-
stat. and many others Of great fame now in train
ing.
purchaee' him myself when in England last
fall, At the sale oi Richard Watt dec where
compicre stud Of his get were soli At Ausion ut
prices far beyond what common. 10 wiz,
yealmgs from so to 22)l. sterog--a RIM sd let
OF which now have in my possession. TO be seen
Al any time.
Calendar from i791 tol792 inclusive, Sporting
Dictionary page 1913, vol. 2, printed i5C3--NNil-
liam Taplin, author
WILLIAM LIGdTFOOT.
March 10 1904. wtmy.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-28
Salts "a Glory Proofs
OF THE EFFICA CY OF
Docfor Chltrch's
G. OUCH DROP s.

a medicine uncauAllcd by any other in
TIE world. Grce fra difcovered by Or.
Church; it hao refior-d TO health many
thouIsnda OF the MOI em9cioted obleGe,
both Af;hmatic and Confur,ptive that were
ever kao@o to exia both in Europe, Ame-
rica sn1 the Wch lndies, md often when
every other medisine had been ul,d with
our eilect, end the moa emiuen, of the fa-
Guilty sontui,cd in vain. 1t is e foyereign,
ineedy and si!eaual remedy in Head Acbe,,
Catsrrhs, ShottDe.s OF breath, Tickling. ia
the thyoat, Tjghtus's in che cheh, Hoop
ing Cough, Sore Thro,ta, Wheeziugs.
Congealed Phiegn. Spiy.,ins Of Blood,
SoreueIs in the b,eag aud 6omaca. &c &c.
ASTHMA AND CONSUMPrlONS,
And all diiorders Of the hreatt aud Lungs,
Further proof Of lis efficacy, with iiR of
upwards at one lhoufsod sl;sGed caiea OF
cure, may be feeu at the place of ale.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-28

Lo,jsa Comfy Court, December l3h. 1908.
Ludlow gramham, plaintiff =
AGAINST =
John Boswell johnson, Thomas NJ. John >
son, William Johnson, Patrick Mrehie z
and Dorothy his wife, Jane Johnson ard
Ann Johnson, defendants.
IT appearing - the satisfaction Of the court hat
the defendant John y Johnson, IS pot an iuna-
bitant OF this sraje and he not having entered his
appearance aud given security according 20 the
at Of assembly and the rules Of this court: On
te motion Of he plaintiff by his attorney, II is oy-
dTed and dfcyeci by the court, that he do appta ar
hetc on the first dav Of May term next and an
wet,the plaintiff bin and thar copy ofthis or.
der r forthwith inserted in some public newspa-
per iu the CITY Of Richmond for two months suc-
cessvely and posted atthe front doorof the court
house of this county.
4 Copv--Teste,
WV. G.. POINDEKTER, D.c.L5
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-28

PtHEi.NI.7:
NlfTED 20 the jai, Of Lee county on
~ the 10Th day Of Ienuar, last, a runaway ne.
gr" man about Eve feet seven INCHES high, sup.
posed 10 he hetween forty and iity yeays Of age,
calls himseif SAM, tim vsage. rather sua,e
made, had On when brought 10 jail a 10 crown.
ed hat. broad cloth ccar I good deal worn a
thckset waisrcoat and IN old pair Ut 6, tor bree>
ches; says he belongs 20 James Caldwell of the
county Of Guilifor,!, SIZE of Nor'h Carolina
tn owner ia desire5 go come AVID prove his pro-
perry, pay charges aud take him away
CHARLES NOE. D. 6.
For p. Fu.l,erson, s L C.
March os, 1901. w3m
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-28
f S G. A P F.,

TMPoRrED from London. will a'ro fsnd az the
Bowling Green at : Guineas (aud baIfa Dol
lsr) for each mere lie is a horie Of fine Gze,
with ievrrsl exccen, racing ro,rts, and as high
bred hVrie ss need be wirhed Tor. lie was rot
by Precipi:a'e. : horfe Of great repute, ont Of
full fiber TO the famous Stallion Buzzsrd. E(cape
was horfe os good ipeed, fer which Zee the Ra
cling Calendors. lOEN FOOMFe.
Bowling Green, February z2d 1904. wIot
p S. Mares producing a certificate of their
having won rCrfe or fwcepGakes Of 400 dollars
value, nlile heats, or bred the winner Of one,
Rall he covered pratis II
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-28
Al a meeting Of the Com.

missiorers appointed hy the Legislature of this
commonwealth, receive subscriptions in the city
OF Richmond, under " An at for Incorporating
the BANK o. YTRGINTF'-present, Edward
Darlington, Chairman Joseph Gallego. Robert
Pollard, George Jefferson, y. N Nicholas, Iohn
BrocscnbrouEh, Thomas Rutherford, BENJAMIN
Hatcher and James F. Leitch.
Isl. Resolved, thot Books he opened ar the
Capitol, on the frs, Monday in May next, to re.
Seive subscriptions ptrsuant TO the said at.
ID. Resolved, WIKI the consent of the Trca.
surer' otthe state, that the payments he made
in the Treasury Office, and that~the pcrsors so
paying, upon exhibiting the Treasurer's YeceIpt,
shall be admitted TO subscribe theirnames on the
commissioners books.
81. Resolved, that Edward Darlington, To-
seph G7lcso and John Broc&enbrough he APP
pointed committee 10 notify the foregoing re-
solutions in two public galcttesof this city, once
week, from the present time till the first Mon
day in May next.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-28

Cancery, hoiacn IN Richmond, At1rcA
ne l2M, lS0t.
RE1wEr~
Prio; and >and,jse Of the city Of Rich in9nd, J
AND piaip.ifs \
Alexander Outlaw, junior ard alexander
OH'aw, senior, dcfcndarts
rTHs defendants not having entered their ar-
pc7ranoe and given security ACCORDING 10 the
at ot ASSEMBLY aud the rrlgs of this cont, and
n happening - jhc satisfaction Of The conrs that
they are m'r inhabitants of this country: On the
motion OF dc plaintiffs by their counsel, Il as ar
cfeh that the said defendants dc appear here on
thu .lrs' day oi;re next September term, and an
swer'he bin ofthc plaintiffs and ,ha5 copy Of
this order be forthwith inserted in some ne ,vsna-
per IN ,he City Of RicNmonj for Two months sue
oessivey, and posted The front door OF the capi-
toi the said city.
a Copy,
Tes:e,
p. TINSLEY, c c.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-28
Copy of letter from Captain Henry.
Dear Sir,

Copy oF : letter from Captain FEaRY.
Dear Sir,
In the year '9s. had iac un;sior,uue to
hreai; blood vedel, which was iucceeded
hy fsverc complaint on my lungs, cough,
ihortnels OF breath, and lpitting of mater
and blood, with every other difsgrceabe
tYnotom Of diforder Of the lungs indeed
70 ALL sing was this d;Iorder, that could
DOT rea at "ight. nor could walk 400 yards
ia The day, without Popping to cough and
rst myiei' number Of timss. This difor-
der continued to increats upon me, untii |
YVES much waited in body, and exceedingly
weak. Seeing your advertisements in the
public papers, early in the Iaa lumner, /
commenced taking your iusiy celebrated
cough dcops, which petieve,ed in the nfs
of. fer Come time; have now the hsppi-
oeis OF iniuF"'ne you my lungs are perfe6t.
ly found ! have no isortnefs of breath, or
fpittioE up of matter or OF blood; MY cou, h
i. l,,le trouble(ome in the morning, but
40 other time.
| an s..
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-28

NIX,
is % with much riesfuTe congratulate you on
h9' 'wgor'ant diieovery, your Cough Drops and
re7ues' that you will send further soppy with
or delay. lhe favorable reports brough, 10 me
tae two lae winters Of :heir fpeedy and good cf-
fsAJ IN the relief and cure OF Cough, and Asth-
matte complaints, induced me 70 employ them in
my practice which have done with mueh ss:ifr
faction 20 myteli and beDedt 10 others.
II the good opinion entertain Of your m.di-
eine San recommend it 70 public notice, beyond
what t has acquired you are at liberty to make il,
known. Indeed aion'd hol myfelf unun to
You and nncharitable 20 mankind did NOT with
great Willingness acknowledge thai believe il
20 Be ore Of The bea medicines employed in Pol
monary complaints. sincerely w0I yo1 may de-
rive every emolument the medicine entities yon
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-28
THE SUBscRtBER HAS OPENED A
Grocery Store,

II the next house above the Fagle Tavern Ohe
property Of Mr.. Temple where he has Tor sale,
SALT, COGNi 1C BRANDY, HOLLAND
GIN, NNTIGUN SPIRITS, LOAF and
BROWN SUGAR, COFFEE, IMPERIAL
and YOUNG HYSON TEA, PEPPER, ALL
SPICE. GINGER, NUTMEC5 and other
SPICES; SOFT SHELLED ALMONDS,
QUEENS WARE. DEMIJCUNS, and sundry
ofhcr articles, which he viii sell very low at
wholesale or re;ail, for each or coan'ry produce.
DANIEL 1RIPLETT.
O0ohcr II, 1863. w12m
sr-7s Cash given for 70BAGCO. FLOUP, or
FJo4X SEED.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-12-13
CHOICE LANDS-FOR SIZE

4 DIVISION of the famous Saura L own I ards bo-
wing taken place between the heirs of Jan1es
farS Farley, Eiq. decd and Col John S. Farley and
MS liter Mrs Elizabeth Morton the fubfcribers Ro
bert Taylor OF Norfolk, and Charles Duncan AZ Ros-
n' near Peteriburg, fully empowered by the aid
Coi' Farley and Mrs Morton, dilpole of their pre-
portion containing 1882 acres which are furveved
and laid OFT IN eight lots, containing from 500 to $500
acres agreeable to plots III the poGcniOa Of the aid
duncan. The four laget lots are cf excellent oualit
each containing comfortable proportion Of the rich
eli low grounds which produce tobacco Of tie very
hrt quality, as has been experienced by one of the
tubicribers who dipped it for a number Of wears.
ioie lands lie on Dan and Smiths rivers. in ? ocb
ingham county, or the borders of North Catolir,
about 10 miles from Peterfburg and Richmond. As
there are ieldom iuch lands for ile, they NUT he an
object to thoe who to purchafe fuch as win
duce hne tobacco hemp and ina, grain One th;rd Of
the price mutt b. paid in ready money, enc bird in
twelve months, and the other third in Two wears tb
Purchaier giving bond with unezceptionatle fe,rri,v
bearing intere.t from the date if NOT pun9usIv mid
ihcie who with 90 Purchale will be ihevn the lars
by Doctor John {. Cox, living at Leekfvle. near
Rockingham CourtHoufe, and the terms mad
known by
ROBERT TAYLOR, or
PeteribSrg, Nov. 90 ept
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-12-13
N O &c z.

HE Office of Supervisor of the Revenue for
\ the Dftritt of Virginia being Discontinued, and
the unniihed bulnefs Of the id Office transferred TO
me; the Collectors of the Direct Tax and Internal
Revenue, Whsle accounts have not been finally adult
ed and paid, hereby informed, that they are now
reqvefed to call at my office, the city of Richmond
without delay and pay the balances due to the United
S'ates-And thoe whole lands have been fold in the
dihrtl Of Virginia b. authority Of act of Congres
Of the United States for non-payment Of the Dreel
Tay, may redeem uch lands, by paying to me within
the time Limited the principal COTS and fees as the law
directs.
As moR ofthe aforementioned lands were fold in
Dec. 800, the privilege ofredemption viii continue
until December Next.
The money received BY me for the redemption Of
the fad lands will he returned to the purchaer with
iereit AZ the rate of Is per per snnuu on the
Purch1c inor ey, N the day on which Il may be paid
20 me. JOSEPH SCOTT.
Martial V.D
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