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NOTICE.

q IL feyi5a5 Hi.ifd 10 tie Aafe Inn of BUCuA-
/ y NAN, DUNLO? ~ co. - P,t.,n,,0- p ~.
BERT POLLOK z co. Of Rir5msas, eaf DIN
LOP, POLLOK y co. Of AlagAtefe,, are bl,.5,
No'ea ,bat Jn.7f Dnai9b, Aafe 5ayiaey in be o5og
eo"es'0., has dySmr Pnre5ssr Of he ogf1qds.q oL--
Try 7rDHeslore be Lcsfdfo male bzy4.sf Ia Nh, 7oba
10HPfinS '5di9g IN Rh67ors, or fbs 5t,i5ey yeIHaq
~ tey61g, 7o5o aioar are aafbot;J 10 a4ke esiiog,
emf grant aJebarge>gyis 7vW BE- iaaif,izis,,.fv ,,,
170sesGGSiD all q0Lo not male oy,ueai betoy, II, 6r5
q redy"a,y ne~i. ||
JOHN DUNLOP, AYo,7ey
F~ JAMES DUWLJP.
Paeggwg, Ma. IL, 1904. arr
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FOR SALE.
January IS. IF

FOR SALE.
VIII be e1pol.d Public Sale on the SOL, Of r,ru-
airy next, OF the next fair day, at my plantation
10 Richmond county:
& Ii the STOCK, Plantations utenfl,. HouE-
> held and Kitchen Furnture-Ano, Cever,l
iihELY NEGROES Terms of lale VIII be male
known on the day Of fale
m tbs JrkTe H1le tVW be o6cJed for tale.
800 acres Of VALUABLE LAND. f5u,te -, -.
RaPPahannoek, & abouading in fine Fin. Oyfters &c
This land of equal quality with lands in the neieb.
bourhood
WILLIAM T. COLSrON
JcnU9ry lG--(,is.
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FOR REW7
FOR SAT-
IOHN SPINnnRR.

d ESPECTFULLY infoJxq5 TIE Ladies' and
1N Gentlemen ofRic6mord, kbat h. intends 10
tencb DRAFTING, PAINTING in oil Colours
Ghd Cr.yon5, and .DouH i75Irpct G or 8 bu5iL in
fb2Ie.6l@acbr5, eif5er BY zuaifiag al fben, or ut
RS boi5E, q2p2fte TDomaj UIJfon'5 En-. beck
frat.
b. Sign Hogfs, and AiLifayy Colours PAINT
ri - =. s. Cras,rJ from the county paq7naNy
afisgd.d 10. fefg1.1
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CHOICE LANDS-FOR SIZE.

DIVISION Of the famous Saura Town Lands ha
wing taken place between the heirs of lanes
Park Farley, Eiq. decd. and Col. John s. Farley and
ms filter Mrs. Elizabeth Morton. the ublcribers Ro
best Taylor of Norfolk, ard Charles Duncan at Ros
Ian, near Petersburg, fully empowered By the fad
Col Farley and Mrs. Morton, to dpofe of their pro-
portion containing 1882 acres which are furveved
and laid of in eight lots, containing from 500 to $500
acres, agreeable to plots in the poneiion of the fad
Duncan The four Target lots are Of excellent quality
each containing comfortable proportion of the rich
eft low grounds, which produce tobacco of the very
brit quai.,y, as has been experienced by one of the
ilbicribers, who ihIPped it for number years.
lho!e lands lie on Dan and Smith rivers in Rock
inghanl county, the borders Of North Carolina.
about no miles from Petersburg and Richmond. As
there are eldem luch lands for iale they NUT be an
oped to thoe who want purchafe fIch as will pro-
auce line tobacco hemp and frna grain. One third of
the price mult be paid in ready money one third in
twelve months and the ether third in two wears. the
purchaier CRYING bond with unexceptonable fecurity
bearing lntereit from the date if not punetualy nad
ihofe who win to purcbaie will be ihewn the lands
by Doctor John c. Cox, living at Leeklville, near
Rockingham Court-Houte, and the terms made
known BY
ROBERT TAYLOR, or
CHARLES DUNCAN.
fe'efihurg' Nov "a ePtf
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TO p INT & R S.
HENRY OURAM-pREss.MdKE

HENRY OURAM-PRESS-M MAKER,
Southeast corner Of Prwe and Sixtb-Rreets.
y ESPECTFULLY informs the trale, that be
~ underfokeJ TO GppJ Priuting-O.fce gv;tb
e1'e'y thing in biz line, haOing a eombieat Priv
ter'5 5oiger, eopRantiy e,nJbloysdia making tire
soood part Of P,y@SJ, furniture, Rs1ss, Sc. Sc
Cbafcs 9fAH .fseJ, ComteIfng Sticks, Bras 81
Wood CahLeyS, g. g. conJqantly on hand, or
ma9e to order 7uitb dilpatcb and neaf7c5.
Orders from a2y Part ffbe Confi1enf Attend
ed TO. P5iiad. Jan. 5. e99ni
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GaIes at auttion.

By Virtue of 4 Deed of Trult executed to the fub-
fcribers by Mr.. Bartlett Still, of the city of Rich
mond for the purpoe of recurring the payment Of his
to MelIrs Leinuel Wells, * Co. OF New
York, fer fix thouiand three hundred and twenty
two Dollars leventeen Cents with intereG at the
rate offx per cent. per annuH, from the 2lh day
of May laf,
WILL BE SOLD, to raife the aforefaid fun and
w intereR, together with the expences attending
the execution of aid truh, for ready money, on the
prenlifes Saturday the Cd day of February enfu-
ing, between the hours of l I and l o'clock, that
LOT OF GROUND on the north fide of the Main
freet, above the Bell Tavern, with the Brick
buildings thereon, at Prefent in the occupancy of
belGrs st. John & Gvathmy and John Richard, Eiq.
The buildings injured, and the title to the pro-
perty believed be unsxoeptionab!e. a conveys
with fpecial warranty will be made by the fubicri-
bers.
PRossER q AfoNCURE, 4fgfc.s * ". Mrs..
December 25. (tds.
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TO BE SOLD,

For ready money, purfuant to a decree of the Feie-
raj Circuit Court, for the dtriS of Virginia in
fur between Phineas Bond, Attorney for the
creditors of Ezekil Edwards Plaintiff, and David
Rois aal Others defendants
= EWO undivided parts, out OF three, Of forty-two
4 acres of LAND, in the county of Henrico,
upon Four-Mile Creek, with the Mills and Houfss
thereon, known by the name Of the Norwich Mills,
ALSO "a Tract or Parcel AND ituate in tbe
county OF Henrico, about ieven miles below the c.,
ty Of Richmond, commonly called and known by the
name Of the Seven Pines thought TO contain one thou
iant acres, bat MIR. Rols undertakes, that an accu
rae iurvey and plot Gia be produced on the day Of
faie
The Sale ,'ill poftivelytakeplscea At the Eagle Ia
yerndn the City o. Richmond on Thuriiay the 21R
DAY Of February next.
BEN. MOSBY, u. NJ. for
JOSEPH SCOTT, NV. D.
Jsu. g. (tds)
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]. TOMpKINS

= RESPECTFULLY iaJsy7ns fboG eoy,.,y.d
tbeIafe eoaceyn ofRoberf Pollok u To. li1d Oao.
iob, P2iiok " Go. 10 n nezo Briek H1uS De~r
ne BgFn, n7d 0iJeaiy oBp2f!efo tire Scair-H9nG
mr.. n baJ far Jals, .fzo Di5cs of DIN
COGHL1C Brandt, cf)dperior quality.
ileccsfLsT L.
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WOTTF.

HE iurveyors Of the dfcren, counties in Virgil
I MA, who by law are to account with the Pref
dent and Directors Of William and Mary College, for
proportion of their fees, and who have not 70 done
requeed render their accounts 20 July Iaa and
pay lie respective balances due to the college
WILLIAM COLEMAN, Burlar
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AT the fame time and place, will difpofa of the
other Undivided third part Of the lad Norwich Mills
and viii aifo dhpole Of a valuable tract of LAND
adjoining thereto which contains about five hundred
aerss,wh various improvemcnts--Ihe whole is 4 va
liable eiIste--Mr. Hooteu viii flew the Mills and
the land. The terms Of payment for the said land
and the other third part of the Mills will be half req
dy money, and twelve msntbs credit for the o-ber
hsG.
DAWN nnrr
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LEXINGTON LOTTERY.

BY ASa5Ority eJ't6e L;ejGatnre efY7rginia far
rcLfng $4,000 Dollars.
SCHEME OF THE FIRST CLASS.
The drawing poftively to commence on the 12th
OF February next.
The managers are now making up the numbers and
prizes f,r The .,,.-....r=
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NOTICE.
Jan Iso5

: BOSE iq5bi,d 10 be late fru Of S5aafs e.
NJ Rae, T5g b. Bosa Or obs4 aseopsf, are dsfrc{
70 nae tIasa bJsyc lFefE1s,b. IN faaisg 10 san-
~. 7,i{ ind Hey ae.osafs ID ire 5oei ofaa als,aev
COIN Az.1CRHE
Mss.Jgas- y44va,y Is.--l2asr
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FOR SALE--at Ro1kslft.

FOR SALE--af Rockgffs.
HE LOT, ard two fory BRICK HOUSE. CON
A taoing three teDements, which the fubtriber
prohaied q, the iale Of George Nichoifou dee,ar.d
The lot IS well ftuated fo,a wa souir and III i-;-t
building for bake 'houIe, iun,ber-houfs or robseeo
faetory' JOHN Ej.Lfs.
November IA. q
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DJHomRg,r. January g. 1906

WiHiamFHtg, January 8, 1905.
During the prelent felton, Of afcn1bly, lanes
SemPle, Efq member for-tbe city of WilliamIburg,
win receive and grant dilcharge for amy money
which inali be paid to him.
January Law
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HUGH ]. CRAWFORD,

Tt As Tua Received, per the flp Alexander, from
Z 4 IondOn: general AGortnent Of Genuine
DRUGS & MEDICINES, which he viii dif2ole of
OF moderate terms.
Richmond, Dec. 25. Caw2r,.
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with Boots or 81 as well as if they were On IN,
ipot~--....A--the ,-ngrh Of the Boot..C-roupd the
Cali...B-the pitch Of dt.o...D--round he heel and
inteP4.E-round the inaep..G--acrofs he ball Of
the foot. Pix the heel agaiaa perpendicular. and
tick knife the eud Of the great toeit down i,
figures the number Of inches and quarters Ia the diff
tefent neaures Iune 80 ep6fr
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RICHMOND ACADEMY LOTTERY

NJ Office is hereby given that the DRAWING of the
LAID lottery viii commence on this day aud be
continued on Tuefdays and SATURDAYS, By drawing
is completed
Al! tickets not fold and delivered before tbis d,v
will be condered held or account of the Trun.es
OF the acadenv and the agents for telling them are
eaTnefty requeted to remit either the money or the
tickets committed to their dIpolL to the commifi
oners from whom they were received. Thofe who
nave pu-chsied iicke's or credit, will be peaed to
reckon from this day.
II the days of drawing, ard the number TO he
drawn mall be encreAied pubic notice will be given
of the fame
The prizes to be PAID IN Gx,y days aiter the draw
ing IS completed 1t a hoped that the tickets remain
ing ia the hands of the ecnmnioners viii be readily
bought by thote who ave well wiLers to the propoi
ed academy, or who win fee in the neohbour
hood of tscty, the beginning of great National IL
niverlity. The committee appointed for that purpof
here already Purchaied abort Q acres of ground lit
tie more than mile from town, in an ELIGIBLE fitua
ton G the neceiiary buildings will be begun in the
eirffuiiig fPrng.
On behalf Of the tulees,
R0ke,1 hfItlbeR
Roklvf Pollard / 6b5o;stey,o E,t,r-
-1f'''. Stuart, iatea6 tbe arG5V-
W,as. Prize, izp
G. 2Asky,
Richmond, January 2, 1905.
FOR SALE,
1T Loniia Conrf-Hopf, on tie 1879 dqy of Pr
brVefg arxt
hlRI Y-SEVEN VALUABLE SLAVES.
( belonging TO the eitate OF ChrifoDher
Smith, decd. conffiDg of Men, Women and
Children.-It is believed they are as likely =
parcel of iiaves as was ever offered for fale in
the Rate. Bonds witt approved fecuritv. hear
ing interef from the GATE, payable the 10th Of
February next. VIII ss.,s3e4 frcr-, the pr.
ch'!ers the intgretl will be RENTED if the
principal is punttu4i9 paid.
CHARLES SMITH, Ad'g Exe'r of
CHRISTOPHER SMITH, decd.
Louia, 9Th Jan. 1905. IoF
RIsH Linen and SLsefig,; S4pezfns Cloths ami
Iasia, Italian and French Sill;
&c AL! -" isfzfins
Do do. d. HLdtE.
Fancy Ai4Ria, Peiis aud Sbazylr
Coio'a6s 6IgRin, Ca1abriek Dinsti., e. C,,y;.e,.
Laced Capf ard P-siL
Do. HGdlt5 and SbazvLs;
Do. Glovet and A4Rfs;
Wai6 Leather and KID Glovl5.
For Sale by
BARTLETT STILL.
January IS. If
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Five thoufand Tickets,
at 10 dollars each, IS 10000
There are 70 be no blanks in this Lottery, and the
prizes will be iubje9 more than S per cent diff
count.
Tickets willbefoid at Cdollars each, five Of which
are to be paid III hand and the remaining Eve when
the prize money is applied for.
The law authorizing this Lottery, was pa1;J -
the year 1896, for the relief Of the lusrers b FIRE in
Lexington, all of whom except Orphans have al On
ed and transferred their intereG and claim TO III.
managers thereof, to be by them applied to OPENING
good Carriage road over the North and sou,h
Mountains, and acrois thu Valley through Lexing-
ton.
This road will be in direa line with the Nov,
State Road to the WeAeru waJert, and 70 far A con-
tinuaton thereof toward Richmondghich win Chortep
and greatly improve the paGlge from every part Of
James River between the BlIe Ridge aud Rishniond
TO tho Sweet and other mineral Springs ard FROM,
thence towards Greonbricr, Kenhawa, Sse.
The managers hatter thsnlelves that the ob;ea Of
this Lottery being 70 laudabe in which great part
Of the State Is nterecd and from, the les that have
been already made Of Tickets, that upon rhe DAY a.
hove mentioned Efficient number Of Tickets If rot
al vii be fold to warrant the drawing, end that
no Further Poitponemeit will take place
When the drawing is hnilhed alifl Of the fortunats
nsnbcrs wal be pubiimed.---AN prize money, not
applied for within year lfer the drawing will
be p.elmea, to have been Enqui1ied Tor ,4s Be-
nsfs Of the Lottery.
WILLIAM n. CbrTLL,
DAVID S. GARLAND,
JOHN COA1iER,
ANDREW MOORE,
JAMES M. DOWELL,
JAMES ChRUTHERS, 1fs,7,,,,
PHILIP GRIMES,
JOHN LEYBURN,
THOS. 5 NCLELAND,
ANDREW ALEXANDER,
WILLIAM WILSON.
JoJ1 Coynbcys, Tresiur,r.
Wsv. Ca,nfbey5, Secretary
Tickets are 70 be had Of ;he Managers and Of Eli
and Allan, Robert Gamble ION. ard Wr1 NI'Keazie.
an. STA iGo5--Wf
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DAVID ROSS.

- 70 any pattern or Eaih-
ion' equal in poirt Of MA
rEFiALs and WoRxMAy-
SHIP TO any III general uce.
AZ Imported and
ShoEs, Of che 6rR quality
aud newell fsfnior, for fale.
-. Gentlemen at d diC
lance, who are dilpoCed to
forward the their meafure.
by paying attention to the
annexed cut, car be freed
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FOR sale,
By WILLIAM ROSS, AT TIE EAGLE TAVERN:
Y TIGHrY-four yards Fancy, Tolonet, Cailimere
I "A and Swanfdown WeRcoating,
cafes Britannias, ! bale Ticklenburys
8 cafes and trunks Chintzes and CalIicoes,
cafe Cotton Shawls and Pocket Hhdkls
do. India Sattns, ahoTted colours,
i bale Currah Mullins,
do. Bafta do.
do. Co.'S DO.
do Jaannah Manoody do.
do do. Sanlah do.
go boxes Spanilh Segars,
20 do containing fetts of Tea China, 81 pieces each,
s do alorted ditto
80 rheam Medium Vcllum Printing Paper,
do. Foolfcap Writing ditto
N. 3. Crop Tobacco, Flour, or Flax-Seed, will be
taken in p2yr.!ent &c c=a!.
January II. (2awt0
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ENOCH SULLIVAN,
JEWELLER u HAIR-WORKFP,
(FirR door below the Eagle Tavern,
pEGS leave to inform the public that he has for
ID Sale, FASHIONABLE 4ts5oR7NENT or
JEWELRY & SILVER WARE;
AiIo, 4 HANDSOME SUPPLY OF
LADIES ELEGANT COMBS, POCKET BOOKS, &c.
Dec. 8. ep If.
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NOTICE Is sEREsY GIVEN TO rux DEBTORS OF
ROSS g FORD,
HAT IN compliance with my duty as afignee
t iha!l commence fuiss indhcriminately againn
all thole who do not come forward and give ailur-
snees when payment may he expected
NEIL. M'COULI4
December O. (tf)
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Nfas4,,y,.

''H'''I|'IF
I'm Cayaibtg5, Secretary
Iickets are ~ he had 81 ;hr Managers and of Eli
md Allan, Robert Gamble ion. ard Wa1. MKerzie.
an STA isoJ.---Wtf
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The Prei'dcnt If the Senate Ghall dire9 al n.rsC
tary preparations in che Senate chamber, and all the
Terms of proceeding, while the Senate are fitting for
the furpoie Of trying IN impeachment, and an frr,
by tie scre,e.
Hefhail llobe authorfedtod iree tteen1pioymcrtof
the Martial Of the diGra Of Columbia, Or sny ott,r
Perion or Pericns, during the trial to dcharec fu,h
duties, as may be pref:sibed ty him
Az 2 O'Clock Of the day appointed for tte rc,n,r
Of the luminous 1gsin0 the perion impeach.d the e.
g5atve and executive buGncfs q the Senate f,4lt.
luipented, and the iecretary Of The Senate lhsn al
miniter AL oa'h to the returning oacer, ~ the form
following, viz. do loleuu'y fycar.
that the return mad and fobfcribed by ne, upon tie
process tiued on the day Of
By the Senate Of The limited stsfes ayaipH
is July made, aud ,tst have performed iii
iervcea as therein deeribsd SO heip mo g. a.
which cetL Gail b. euter,4 ~ l.,e on the ree,rt
The pericu inpea,hed 5gll thtn be called
pear, ard aniref tie -itc.es u iDlpsachl,it $50
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BEN. MOSBY, u. NJ. for
JOSEPH SCOTT, M. V. d.
(tds.)
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CASH

NTlLL be .gile1 fer 10 or Is BOYS, from
w ITO l5ye0rs old. E,,qaire effbe Primers.
Dec. Is. 1eotf1
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January lse-ttds.
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For the llsainbnm.

Many of the following obiervations on Duelling
have heretofore been pub,ilhcd.-The etiay
has been carefully revifed.-A few additional
remarks are fuggeted. In its preient rate,
the writer, altho' with the ditfidence which
becomes him, deems it not unworthy of re-
publication. When the Editor of the En-
quirer has no original communication TO pub
lll,, the encloied efiay may politely be deem
ed worthy of appearing, as communication
to the Rainbow. G..
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DAVID 8. ATr;sC-i f.I., me'uber Of the lao
Is well as the pre.snt eg4ture of the faid ftate be-
iagduiy iworn, make n olth and fash. that his re-
turs from AYguta, a,er tbe ming 81 the Legislature
ne rode in company with Thomas Wyily, Efqure
member OF the ienato OF that leg Mature from the
Souuty of Eliughain, whs,i coayerlaton took
place between thu, d,polenr AM, the iaid Thomas
Wylly, the iubea Of the ale og the weRern terri
tory Of this 3a;e which took pa.c during that felton,
when the iaid Thomas Wylly told this deponent,
tina; he. the fad Wyly, had fold = ii,are which he
held i'll Q. the completes who had purchaled the
laid territory, Wiilpu, merchant in AuguGa,
ios which he hal got negro fellow named Dublin,
which was ehcf i'll full i'll pare for the aid hare
but this ieponens believes the negro only in part
tsr the fad Willy alto informed this deponent that
ne had iome money he{ides, which was paid him OF,
account ofiad aEe, and further tha; the aid negro
Dublin was ,hen riding bs,i;rG e csg.iagc in which
the iaid Wyly and This dtponent were; and this de-
ponens ii;rsher iah that at the lan:e time the faid
Wyl!y told this depone't, thar ne would make eight
negroes by the hares he held in the df.res,t
companies VINO purchafei the f;d territory tina,
this deponent then oberse to the la;l WHY tha, he
mas, made as much ionIe o.iiers of the f,na,
had. when the laii Eylly obiarved chat he had en-
gagged too ioon, that he 10 lucky as ione Of
them who had held OF until the lat.
(SiSned) ID. 3. MITCHELL.
Sworn to. as afcreil;d
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HENRY MITCHELL, Erq. fenator from the
county of Warren, in the ait aud preent general al
ienbly, being duly fworn fai,h that during the fit
ting OF the laIt lesilature at Auguaa the deponeut
was tent for by Mr. Cumming, of the grantees Of
the Georgia Mililippi company, TO his houle, where
in conversation about the .ale Of the weaern terri
tory. the lad Mr.. Cumming aied the dcponent his
opinion the propriety of fuch fale; the depo.
nent aniwered it was fubjea thai would come
before him in the fenate and confequently he did nor
think proper to form his opinion before it did come
forward that the fad MIR. Cumming further told
the dePonent that provided he thought it right to fell
the lands, that ne fhould be precluded from hay
ing ihare, although member, for that the compa-
mics had made provion for flares for all the M,
bers, provided they thought fit to take them
(Signed) HENRY MITCHELL.
Sworn TO- as nforcl.jl
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Sworn TO, as aforefAid.

JAMES MNIEI., efq member of the repre-
tentative branch OF the lat Legislature, and now a
member OF ienate being duly fvorn, faith that il,
hort ipace OF time AFTER the adjournment of the lat
iegilaturs he III the town of Augulta, in COM
pany with Andrew Innis who told him that he was
one OF the aiociates contemplated in an act paiIed by
the asogeia;d felton, for dfpoing of part of the
weeern territory OF this tate that the purchalrs and
Their afocates were reduced the neceGity of saf
ing credit i'll favor of Roberts Thomas then Sc
major OF Hancock county Allocate, for the full
amount o. sight clear flares of land, without his pay
ing one FILLING for the fame; whereby they did pro
cure the vote and intereA Of him the iad Thomas IN
pa!ng the aforeiaid act That after the lerilstnre
adjourned, the iaid Roberts alarmed and did pro-
pole fell or let his eight fares aforeid reverr
TO the grantees and their aocases, for fam not eis
than three, nor than Ave tholland dollars
which proPoal was acceded to- and thar he as one Of
the aiiociates called in Cor his pzoportouAte part
OF the atoreiaid .nn which he did pays whereby the
CLAIM of the aforeiad Roberts thereby extinui.
ed Tor and in the behalf of the grantees aud their ao-
cates, words to that efea.
(Signed) las. flsN!EI,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-01-05
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JAMES LUCAS being duly fyyoru. fifth ,bse
Tome time after the breaking up of the la cgins,,re
"hen Roberts Ihomas Efq. as a member of C,1a.e
III tnat Legislature had returned TO Hancock conn.,,
that TINS dePoneiit heard that the fad Roberts Tho
mas was either telling, or about fell off all his pro-
perry and to remove; that this deponent then visnt
with lone OF ms neghbors, the houf. of faid Tho
mas, and had iee conversation with hin, on the faI
- the weisern territory, when the aid Roberts Tho
mas informed this depoueR that he was and had al
ways Oeen III iav-E OF the fae Of iaid territory and
tat the companies who had purchafed the Garne b.d
iet MN h~Vea ihare or two iii the faid lands and
e' opponent further iaL that tae day Of election
Tor members to congrefs the dspasenr ry M
AlDuI ger at the election Tor Hancock county, who
informed the deponcnt that he had purchaled lhara
OF the fld lands from tho Caid Roberts r'lon,gs 3
that ne had given his Of hand for the fame for
nine hundred dollars, which flare he The fs;d WAL
burger, had afterwards fold, BIZ which he had made
Proht OF 20 dollars and this deponent further faith
that on or aoout the day which the Iai lerflatsrs
adjourned, ne was in Augufta, and tina, mo King
rig. member o the fenate carried the deooneut 10
the iouie OF MIR Thomas Cumming and there fyo,;e
as he believes to OF the grantees Of the Georgia
MnhniPPi company, to let the deponent have mare
III iald company, that the depUeni did in confouenes
thereof receive certificate for one ihare for which
lac pad one hundred dollars and further that fon,e
tihe ID the beginning OF Augui aa, this deponent he
ing IN huSuta law Mr. Reuben Wilkinloii, inafa-
Der OF the Ian Legislature there who ;nforn,ed g. =
Ponent that he had hare in til. Tenuefre cor,,,,e
ny and that he had but few minutes belore IA
the balance Of the pureiIaie money therefor.
(Signed) lanes LUCAS.
Sworn to, as aforefad.
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