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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-06-13
May 15.
REDUCTION OF SURINAM,

The Danlih fchooner Eliza, which arrived hers
yefterday, brought accounts OF this event, which
although not Official are Efficiently authentic,
to allure us of the important fact, without givo
ing the particular details. Ali the cornmunicd-
tons On this fubiett were THROUGH private ets
tiers, which vary much with refpe6i both to the
defence made by the enemy, and the lo{s OF the
ailailanfs. The Emerald frigate, we underaaad,
was dispatched with the off cial communicate
ons to the commander of the forces, but !he has
not yet arrived we cannot, therefore, for tie
prefent, 70 amply crafty our readers as we with;
out ihall take the fri opportunity OF doing 60
after we are put in poNctiion Of the partcu~
lars.
The American brig Ceres, which arrived here
on Saturday, was boarded the preceding evetl-
ing at 1--WE o'clock, by French Privateer fcboo-
ner OK 80 men and ~ guns, which reported 1.e
had been out 10 weeks cruiZing without taking
any thing and the Danilh fch'r Eliza Jaw a
fchooner probably the fancy on Sunday bring
fhip TO, which fruck to her, and is believed to
be the Packet, from having blue and yellow
flag at the fore. To this opinion, however, we
cannot readily afent, as the Dane ta.cs that the
thtp made no reiiftance.
The ST. Lucia, from st. Thomas's and taft
from of Martinique, fiw the Blenhem off Gau>
daloupe, keeping a look out upon the twoFrench
trgates lately arrived there til efe, it is proba-
be, from the enterprifpg fprit of our navy, may
ihortly add to our force. Martinique has late-
ly been strengthened by 2l5 of the Republican
troops brought by the above frigates.
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WE XIII II AG AZIWE.

TEis PIPER, as the title GsqvS, 7vW be ebisfy
devoted to the amyteaent oftbe ADfES; and
on tbeir patronage MN tie GsreeG Of our uaderfa-
king principally depeaid. Atb0ngb zve BaH gje
or sndsav0urs to ADAPT tie MUSEUM to tie
tate otbc Fair Sex, neUert6elJ Pyrjiin,e thai
TIE admirers Of Polite Literature among tie
CENTLEMEN qoiN not Jfndh rngvortby ofbe-
,xal; upon Gteb, therefore, rely for a porfian
efbahonage, aOired that they qviU not be back
qvard in fromofiag qUitb a liberal band, the cir
cnafion Of a paper, qvbicb has far its objea the
imbroOemeut and qualification Of tbehe qvbo con-
tribute 70 materially to oto bab9insJ, and TO the
retirement of or manners.
From this paper, parry politics and beyjonai a.
frcation qyh be entirely exeiadrd. In place Of
matter If this /ort, 7Vi.b 7Ubieb periodical papers
too generally abonnd, and zvbiebis on!y calculated
to Iygyf and irrifafe readers cffaRe and judg-
nasrt, qVs I5aH G.9jgi!ate EGay5 Moral and Senti-
mental; iaterelqing Biographical Sketches 4vifb
oeeaGonai )sleGTio1J from tbe mat celebrated Po-
els and Jfteb Original Es4ay5, both mp,g/e and
qsyyt, as may, from time to time, be tzrnjBed BY
our Patron5.-A correa ftmmary Of nferslginc
Foreign and Do'Agfie Intelligence. baN aL6 be re-
gylarly bp6liNed.
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EAsT-NDIEs.l GRszxocK, April is.

An overland diipatc,i from Bombay is receiv-
cd at the India Houfs, dated Sd December.
II contains the official account OF the affair III
Ceylon: aud what is of greater Importance, ge-
neral Lake Ia pulled his lucceneS on the Upper
Gauges with much vigour. A battle was fought
on the III November, AZ Cahowly, in which the
enemy was totally routed but we are forty
to find with the loiS of icveral valiant officers
ard brave folders on our part. The regiments
in India being chiefly Scotch, many peifons in
thiS country will have 10 regret the fan of friends
But the mot important part of the difpatch is
the advice of an armifice being concluded be-
tween general Felleny and Scndia the parti-
culars of which as well as thofe of the other &
vents have not yet been pubihed. 1t icerns
likely that the Niahrattas would be fwayed
in this truce by the progreis of gen. Lake and
we arc then happily relieved from all anxiety re-
ipecting gen. Weleny. We confef5, we
thought the war on the Upper Gauges at an end
afterthe firit action; that it was not 70, appears
to have been owing 20 the dependence of thoG
forces on Scindia's corporation.
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BASSETERRE, Isl. Cbr!Rqbber's)
Nav Is.

A letter from Dominica, dated the 10th inf.
lays" The day before yefterday ftigate called
in here, that Jailed as one of the convoy of the
Cork feet, and gives the melancholy account Of
having met with very heavy gales off Portugal,
where 26 fail merchantmen and a frigate were
loft. The frigate that brings this news is very
much injured in her MATS and yards, and Is
gone to Antigua to reft," The Apollo is the fri
gate iad to be loft.
culation, that in the attack of surinam we had
the firft lieutenant of the commcdores lrip, and
an officer in the army, killed in ef,e6iing land.
ing, and that every inch ofground was obaina,e :
ly diiputed by the enemy ard by veIcl this
morning from BarbadOes, we have the pleafirg
Intelligence Of the fmrender of tia. colony IL
bis Maiyity's arms.
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We have received by Captain Cords, Barba-
does papers to the 18th, and ST. Kits to the
18th ult: from them we have made the fol-
lowing extracts. Mart Herald.
BARBADOS, April as.

DEclair captured on Wedncfday lat, 10
leagues to windward of Martinique, large gal
lot under Swediih colours, with French malls
for Martinique and Guadaloupe, and important
dispatches for the Captain Generals of thofe
illandG. Thefe adviic, that 500 troops had been
TENT from Rochefort for the colonies, and that
about GOO more would foon follow, which Bo-
naParte itrongly enjoins may be attributed to
the beit advantage of the ievera CARTONS, as he
ihall not DC able to furniih them with any fur.
ther rcinfoFsencnts for a comfortable time. He
impreieS upon them the neceGity ofmutual CO.
operation for the protection ofthe 1snds under.
Their government, and that all local means of
defence mutt be reioited 10, as for time he
muf abandon them to their fate, the more
weighty concerDso OF the republic at preient en-
groihng all his attention and anxiety. On board
this galliot (Which L'Eclair fent into St. Lucia
were % officers, who anune the characters OF
French planters, and dilclaim their rank, and
were brought here in the fchOoner.
The manner IN which the capture oftbis vef
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Foreigu Intelligence.
Confirmation BY TT Diana Ji'on. Dg5lia, arr:;.ea
at Mezy-7o;k.
LONDON-SuNDAy, April IS.


By the neutral hip Anna Lucia, arrived at
Graveiend from Eembden, we yeReroay receN-
ed letter from thence TO the following effect ::
&c The French in the Electorate of Hanover
continue to tranfport immenfe quantities or du.-
munition to the Duchy Of Laucnburg, and the
army Oh the northern bank of the Elbe has been
coniiderably reinforced. They have ikewiie
formed magazines of powder in the neighbour
hood of Altoona and Hamburger. This circum-
itance is ftated to have excited frong i.niationS
at Copenhagen, and to have induced iome nrong
refolves on the part of that Government. The
magazine within the Danifh territory near Alto
ia has been fcized, and the troops on the iIv3-
tiers Of Lnbec and Lauenburghk have been o.
dered to reft any territ visitation or en-
croachment that may De attempted by the re-
publicans.
Barthelemy, the banker, continues under ar
ref, not however as we heard, for having .paid
a bill drawn on him from London, but in confe-
quence of his name being on a bill of exchange
which was taken from one of the conipirators.
1t is fuppofed that he will be liberated.
TIE Dutch admiral Verhuel, was at Fluihing
| on the 9th, preparing another diviiion OF his
fiotilla for iea.
Yesterday we received a letter from Rotter-
dam, and packet ofDutch journals TO the 10th
inf. by the Hofnung, Perry, arrived in the river
| from the Maefe. The former announces that
all the ihipwiiehts at Rotterdam and Amfter-
| dam had been fent TO Fluihing, to make fome
alterations which appeared to be wanting, on
experiments in the conjunction of the fiotiila
| there.
! All French emigrants have been ordered TO
leave Frankfort in coniequence OF an intimate
on from the commander at Mcntz, that if they
were flffered TO remain, military force fhould
be ient to arreft them. The elcttor of Baden
at the fame moment that the requiftion for the
allowance of French corps to enter Ettenheim,
was prcfcnted to him, received the news ofthe
arrett of the duke d'Enghein. The duke of
Brifgaw's territory was violated without even
the ceremony ofthe lighteft communication on
the fubie6t.
1t was reported at Rotterdam on the 10th,
that the king Of Pruiiia has directed his miniter
at Paris to remonitrate againft therecent volati-
on ofthe neutrality of Germany by the French
troops from Strasburgi.
The capt. of the Dutch brig, Atalante, lately
captured by the Scorpion, fought with degree
OF bravery bordering on desperation. When
capt. Hardinge boarded the brig, he attacked &
wounded the Dutch commanderin feveral pla-
ces but in the heat of the conteft, capt II.
truck his hand againft the binace and the
| iyvord few from it. At this rlornent feveral oil
his men rp!hed forward, when capt. Fl. offered
his opponent quarter, but the other declining
it feanan from the Scorpion ihot him through
the body.
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ROSEAU, (Dominiea ! NAV s.

We are forty to announce that the fecond
March Packet was captured to windward Of
Barbados by the French privateer General Err
rouf, Of II guns, and ient into Bahaterre, Gau-
daiope. She proves to be the Marlborough.
Captain Bell, aud fuftained running fight for
iever hours, in the courfe of which gentleman,
pailenger tidid to be proprietor in this ifan,l)
received wound, or wounds, Of which he is
iince dead-and it is added, his funeral was very
numeroufly and respectfully attended. The
Mails were thrown overheard
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CON DITJO NJ S.

~. TIE MUsRUM zOW be neatly printed, qveekly,
on q baLf;Reet Of SUPERFICIAL paper.
I'd. T5e terms qViN be Two Dollars Per anHnn7 !;
one dollar TO be pail at TIE reception otrtbe 6rf
Dun5er, and fbe otbsr at the expiration o., fix
months.
I'D. AJh JGYpojsd tbat Ee5jsri5erJ zviHbrejtrve
Aep baper5. FAR the purple efdi1ding, a band-
j6me Title-page ANIL Table of Contents aviH
bslaraj5sd (gratiS) at tie e0'npletion IF eacb
uolnR!e.
4ib. Tbe publication offbe MUsg IN qOiH COM
meaee a6ons the .frR of Sr5tember, Nould a GlR-
eiemI number gfJaLJeriberJ be obtaieed By fbat
time.
May 30.
Ct, SDBScRiPTiows SviH be reeei7,ed at the Of
fee offbe EHQvKER.
Tie Prinfer5 # Meqg6eberJ in this fate 4ull
Sbhge rs 1y PpdijHiHg oar P,opgjaJ.
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FOR SALE,
~ tract of e anO,

IN POzvbatan eounty, or Appomattos Ri1er,
4 qvbere it is nGvisabie, ksozvn BY tie name Of
M'CaPS Quarter, containing E2o acres: tbis
land lies about tomr miles from the Court Houte,
and is qveN adapted ia TIE culture Of Tobacco,
JEuaN grain and corn. Maj. Jobn -Arrber, eubo
Ha'es near the land, eoA!@ezv TITO any berjoa zvbO
may zvjR to pu'rbaye.
Fir is not /old before TIE N 9fSettember next,
I.RaN )eH it upon that dag to tie bigbs,2 bidder,
at WoOGf0n'5 7.aUern, near fbePreanJEJ.
john &. Price.
Richmond, May go, 1904. ClasvtnJama.
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CO N D IT 10 " S.

I. The ENQUIRIES will appear twice
weck....Duriag the feflion OF Congreis
and the Virginia Legislature, either
third paper or a supplementary half
fleet, during the week.
II. Terms of payment will be FOUR
DOLLARS per annum, to thoie who
fubfcribe previous to the 9th Auguit,
after which, the price will be FIVE
DOLLARS, in advance.
III. ADvExTIsE from thofe who
do not fubfcri5c TO the paper, houli
they not exceed iquare in length,
fhall be inherited for jsventy-fVe cents
the frf time, .Gtiy cents for each time
during three weeks, and for every adj
ditional infertion tbirty-tbree cents );
long ones in the fame proportion.
w. SUBSCRIBERS ihall have their adj
vertifements inherited for ffiy cents
the firft time, and tbiry-fbree cents
for every additional infertion.
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COMMISSIONERS S-OFFJcE,

CoMMISSIoEGR, S-OFFJcEo
Richmond, May 26tA, 1904.
THE Parties concerned are defrsd 10 take Nc
tiee, That haze appointed Wedneliay tbe tqven-
ty,itib day Of July next, far carrying info eJfi7
the qvitbin decree; upon SWITCH dag tieir attend
anee is required at ny office, cVitb their papers
and accounts, .ready far examination.
NV. Hl4T, III. C..
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THE. SUBSCRIBERS,

Giving on Shocku-lfill, near Mr.. Daniel l..
Hylton and Mr.. Benz. Moiby)
u ESPECTFULLYi nf6rm fbeeifi1e7s ofRicb-
y mosd and rs Vjeiaity, that thy ba4,e
I0feiy commenced fbe
CARPENTER & JOINER's BUSINESS
md are nozy re9iy 20 uaderiake any bnEneG
IN thar frs.-T0ey frgR, from fbsir barffcN-
lar attention, and .fgitijid Performance oje1cyy
thing fbe2 aE9erfake, 10 merit b,.bie patronage.
EVILLTAZT K. LEE,
JOHN 5. LEE.
Nay 90, 'o4. F(5J
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Richmond, 29d Of the
str Mo. 1904.
Mediterranean Passborts.

NOTICE is hereby given, that it las been
~ deemed expedient to change the form of
the Mediterranean panport ilIued to vehels of
the United States (; that from the 9Th day Of Ju-
ly next, thoie Of the new form will be iiIled at
the cultom houfes to every veiIel, FOR which APP
plicdtlon may be made on compliance with
the terms prefcribed by law and fIrrenderiug the
former paiport of which lhe me-. be pofefed,
if any, in which latter cafe no fees will be requi-
red for the exchange: and that by an arrange
ment agreed upon by the Barbsry powers with
whom we are at peace, either the old or the
new form of pailport will be fulHcient 70 pro-
te6t the vei1els OF the United States, from cap
ture until the III of July 1905, after which the
old form of paiiport will be unavailable and the
new one alone in uie.
Department of State,
esd ofMay, 1904. 5
The printers 9ft6e La4O5 oftbe United Sfafes are
req4y7ed to insert me above in t6ei, Gazef!e5
fsyiee q E0sek far TIE Jbaee ofGr months, and Tire
Collectors ot'tbe ego0at 10 Rep copies Of il pes.d
Up in their o1gee5.
June, 2.
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FredeTckj6urg, My 10. slRTy.
c A SH w ANTED.

TOR about fx tons Of BAR IRON. Tbe
L price qVW be mule an i1dneengent TO pur-
ebqye. And IRON CASTING S If yarions
kinds, far /ale on tie gjuai terms By tie ton or
fhg!e piecr, among evbieb are q ffzv tons Of so
aza 60 lbs. 1Ueigks5. also, Z AR Gy tie guam
Hiy or Jingle 6ayrci be}oqVtbe common price. 1lad
GJS beR fne and betyfne FLOUR.
MICAJAH OATS.
Richmond, 29d Of the
5fb Mo. 1904
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For the information of the Freeaol

For the information of the Freehol-
ders Of the State,
rt-HE toRszving corre9 In oftbe brrfon5 svbo
l. eomboe the Republican Ticket Of ELECTORS Of
isbabhRed. TIE election for the choice Of ELee-
tors sviN6e boiden in each county ard CORPORATION
w tie frF Monday in November next.
PHrLip ". Nicholas, Chairman.
JoHw Fl. FouSsEE, See'y.
Richmond, lay IS, 1904.
REPUBLICAN TICKET.
Richard E. Lee, Of Norfolk Borough.
John Goodrich, Of lie Of Night.
Edward Pegran, Of Dmzpi4de.
DR.. Richard Field, Of Brmfzvirk.
Thomas Read, Of Charlotte.
Greed Taylor, Of Cumberland.
William II. Cabell, Of AmberR.
George Penn, Of Patrick.
George Wythe, Of City Of Rirbmomd-
John Taylor, Of Caroline.
Larkin Smith, Of King 8 Queen.
John Minor, Of Spotlyipqaia:c -
William Elzey, Of Loldes1.,
William Dudley, Of WarsVick.
Mann Page, Of G!Ouesfr.
John Taiaferro, ir. Of King George.
Richard Brent, Of Prince W7LiGm.
Hugh Holmes, Of FredeyItk.
James Daley, Of Hamsbi,r.
James Allen, Of Shenandoah.
Archibald Stuart, q AHgxfa.
James MsFarane, Of RHDfH.
Cen. John Prcfton, Of Montgomery.
William M'Kiniey, Of Ohio.
~ TIs Republican Printers throughout fb4
fete, arr reG.yesG to iteyf the aJaoe 0Se month,
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CAROLINE SPRINGS.

THE subscriber intends to obel
4 TAHERN at the Caroline Springs, on
tbtfcf day of:Janr nest; and bopeJ, from
the siealant and healthy .Gfnati0n, fxeilfUe o.
the &edicinai qualities Of tie skaters, tbat ii
s0iH be a place Of gene,ai rejort.
TIE Springs are .Etuate4 about SO miles from
Riebmond, ls from Port-Royai, ~ fran tie
BozULing- Green, and IA tlom Frederiek5burg.-
The roads leading to tbem are remarkably .gOod...
fbey are lirroundsd BY an agreeable end reGoe&5-
able neigbbombOOd.-7bere ere ouf-bouyfS jor
tie accommodation oftb2is qvbo sviB to Ive Jt-
parate from the Iayern.
Tdelaljfriber Aatte,y bsylsLs that fbeff in
dneenenf5 qVW not only operate on iulaAds,
qob0, in the .Eekly Jsaton, attend tie Springs
for the Jake ofbaqing their bsa!tb reRored, BIT
q0iH aLO be tst BY tbge eobeye only o6jcet is tie
enjoyment cfconlPHny, as may be /attiy /7id the
/ociety evW be Equal TO any in the country.
No e*ertion qOiH be zVaating to make ez,ery
thing psr1stfJ Ggreeabie.
INN GA7EWOOD.
Frederickj6wg, Moyl9 slRTy.
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HtS"II@.
II. a Superior Court Of Ctanerry boi'en at TIE
Capitol in the city Of Riebmond, l4fb Of
September, 1908
BstQveen
Mary Ru6Fn, exeeutrix, and Herbert Claiborne,
flames RlitJfn and NIhiam RElffn, executors Of
Robert RnbFn deeeajed, and the Jaid James
Re1fn, Robert Ru6fn and Sterling R,tfn, pro-
.jecating IN t5eir Osyn rigbts"......Plaintifs.
ARd
Hilliam Claek, and Games CargW Jones, and
Richard JOne5, infants BY Charles Bins
Jones, their guardian....".........D
N this eauje, abated as to The plaintiffs Mary
L R45fn and flames RHDfn, BY their deaths, and
heard on tie bill, agfsverJ, exhibits, and, evaasi
nations Of zVifne8ss, and argued BY eounG, tie
fourteenth dag Of September, in the gear Of or
Lord one f60yjand eight hundred and three, tire
court direfetb one cjrtbe eo,nmjTOner5 to fateand
rebou the credits, to zvbicb the defendants ere,
3to as.y tbey be, Untitled, exel4Gye Of TIE paper
money rendered, and yjyfb rejeted in NoQem6ey,
ofthe gear one tbOgaad jevea hundred eighty one,
to4Oards djitbarging tie debt, for ./ecwing
paiment Of (Which, t6s mortgage Propoifd to be
Jfartr!sffa, sYas granted
II CoPr----TeRe,
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Nay 25tb, 1904. (zUam) ~

On the motion oftbr plaintiffs, BY their cougGl,
John Jones is aligned guardian to The infant de-
fendantJ, to detsad them in this FIT, in place az
Charles Bins Zones, zcbO is dad.
II Copy. p. TINSLET.
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P r O P O S A L S
By JOHN L. Cook & SEAroN CRANTLANp,
For pu5iil5ing in tire City Of Richmond,
A Literary & Miscellaneous Pal er,
TO BE ENTITLED
The LAD Y's NJ Z S f UNI,
N
II Il Il N I
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-06-27
Land for Sale.

: AM DISPOSED to sell my ,rad of land in the
= county OF Ameiia. wncreou a. present reside,
containing 100 acres. y is aayantageously situ-
a'ed On she nor;h side OF West creek, Just above
rs Junction win .saep creek. There is on Shis
tract about go acres Of cleared land, under good
fences, aad in gooa farming condition, the balance
stands woods and is OF prme Tobacco quality
4i'e Geek, by which it is bounded on the SOUTH
ma considerable Quantity OI swamp Land a,tGcn-
ca 20 Ii, WHICH abOuuds With tine large timber of
~hi'e oak popa., ssh, &c aud lies convenlente e
hoas" - every part OF the plantation to furnish
!4ns witout cutting any OF the nigh land. i mere
Is also aoout 20 aces ~ lrsr IA { meadow land,
"Aie- lies IN one body, b"autifu!iy siruated, AMI
Produces natural ggass sufficient to winter one
hundred head OF Ca,ie annually-about ~ acres
oi 'hiS meadow Is reclaimed, and the balance
nAy be put III the same 81. .aJion with bu liiue
I0no'- or e%Fense-it may ne necessary 10 observe
ma no part OF rt IS GaO,e Uosuo.y, oVeir being
considerable distance from the cfeek, and .uiLci
enty d. 10 pcoducc either Tobacco or Corn The
improvements consist OF new dwelling house,
"a teet ~ Is, with brick chimney al each end,
rooms below aDd rooms and i passage above
siai's, aiao com noIioLs cellar, with IRE piace
anderns;,,n the house, a smohehouse and ki cnen.
al OF which are newly painted on the out SIDE
tobacco barnes. &c
Those VINO are Inclined 70 purchase such pro-
perry are invited 10 view the premises, whIta
PRESUME viii u better Recommendation than a.
y-'h'n5 can say.
viii ireat elln any gentleman privately until
TIE nra. Hay 2t lily, on which doy 1t wiii b. sold
q prp'c sale, GA the premises, ii not previously
disposed oi atpriv'te sale. The terms VIII be one
aa.t cash when possession is given (Which will
nc whsn damaa 'el) and the o,her half in twelve
.a9n'hs--to secure ,he "a neA, Of which deed
OF tenat on che property will be required There
is ~ present 10 bushels Of wheat sowed on the
best pArt VI che plantation, which the purchaser
may taSe, or nor take also 3 prime aborers, which
he may have the balance ofthe ycar-Apphcation
20 DC made 70 the subocfibei. on the premises.
J. ROBERTSON.
dme!ta, l'' February. 1904. wtf
N. D. The sale OF The above traR Of land. is
PCS/ PONED until Wemssky toe 35tb 5fi!y next,
being he > proceeding Amelia court, unless
previously Disposed of privately. X.
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Twenty Dollars Reward,

los apprehen ling the following Negroes.
! Broke out Of Cheieriield county ia,l On ,he
night Of the stu OF MAJ Isa, two Negro Men.
20 wit one by the anc Of DIXON, the pro-.
perry OF Mr. Jao,es Holec Of Buckingham coun
", about IS or fix years OF age, FIVE lect fcven
or eiRht:nehes nigh went of with a pair Of fnan.
celia on, rather bright looking fellow, very
pleliug eountenanee when fpoken 20. The o.
ther is the property OF Henry Win.tee, living al,
the laid county jail by the name Of LEWIS, Z g..
bout thirty years OF age. very black completed,
Eve eet jz or Geven inches high, has very large
noIc, with rife in tine middle Of It, the end Of
his i,tle finger on his left hand has been cut on.
and a ieaFe over one of his eyes, ! do 10, reeol.
let which, very pleafng counteuaucc when
iPoken 70 by white PeFiOn, went away with
pair Of fpsncel5 on
ALTO, on Friday the irG Of this inn. ran away
a Negro Woman belonging 70 Henry Winhee,
by the name Of BETTY, the wife o. the above
mentioned Lewis lhc is black Completed. a ve
- down 10 and Hammers when fpoken -,
twenty five or fix years OF age. and Eve feet tx
or icven niche. high, carried with her a child
two ye'rs Of age by thc name Of Sukey.
Aiio, the tame night. ron away lie. 70 Wo
man, belonging to V Winf,ee. if. BY the name
o. Fhebe, is about Grfrcn or ieyen,e.n wears Of
age, has wild took wh1n dctctted. and fpeaks
very mort ana W. 10 tnat he cannot be under.
Good, very large breaR, valk, very upright.
hort thick loot, hcT tees are sll nearly of
length about FIVE feet W. or tx inches high II is
uoneoedary 20 mention tho clo.hing Tor they took
different drcncs with them which they will
change. viii give five dol, re f.r Dixon. deli
vered 70 me- az CheRerGeid courthoufe bcGdcs
what The law allows -allo, five dollars each for
che other three, delivered TO me at Chene-lsid
cour'honie, or iseurc them or any o. them In any
jail in This il,,e, beiides what the law allows. All
m'Nsrs o. v,dei' or any other pcrfons are hereby
orcwlTncd from conveying or carrying laid me-
groes away az their peril
VAL MINE wlNFQEE, il.
June ., 8o4
N. a.. ezpea they VII be lurking about Rich.
noni and up end down IN, canal.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-06-27
Dollars 1856
T [ g. K + T 6

May be had Of George Fucker, Thomas Taylor,
aid Samuel Pieosanls, jr. in Richmond, Robert
Birche<t, and Watkins Leigh, Petersburg; Tho
mas Newton, DR. Barrsnd, 8; Ligtleton w Taze.
wen Norfolk; Hugh Mercer. Fredericksburg 4;
Henry Tucker, Winchester; Chapman Johnson,
Stanton; and III all the owns in Virginia, and
in many place, IN the country.