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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-09-20
NORFOLK, September IL.
COMBINED FLEET.

The brig Henry from St. Peteriburgh was
boarded within four leagues of the Hook, by
the Britith friEate Cleopatra, and treated polite
y. Mrs. P'ilips, who was captured with the
hip Eueenia from Bordeaux las noticed 10 our
lait paper was put on board the Henry. She
informs that the Eugenia was boarded on the
Sth OF Augutt, in the Bay of Bifcay, by frigate
from Britlb feet of Is fail of the line, the
captain of which mentioned that they had a
rev days before fallen in with and engaged
French fleet, three of whom they captured, and
funk one; that the Eugenia on her paiIage to
this port took from the wreck of veael, fup-
poted to have been ihip of war, fome fails,
rigging, and puncheon OF rum; and that all
the crew of the Eusenia, excepting the captain
and his boy, were put on board the Cambrian
which Yeliel accompanied the Eugenia TO Hall
fax.
Yefterday arrived the barque Petersburg, Capt
Davis, from Amiterdarn (; left the Texel the 9Th
July.
Captain Davis informs US that the mot active pre-.
parstons are making for the long pron,fed invaion
Before captain y. failed fcveu fail Of the line and three
iirgates had dropped into the outer roads of the Tex
ell, having With them 200 tranlpor,s-Ioooo troops
were embarked, aud 10000 more embarking, All
the military hores artillery aud cavalry. were on
board, aud their departure was expected 10 take
they were to be joined by French fleet in the North
Sea TINS may be Villeneuve's feet, which we ex-
pee to account for in another way in the courfe OF
few days. 1t IS to be remarked that the En,perour
had arrived very Unexpectedly at Paris on The lain
July. Every thing ndueesus to believe that intei-
genee Of the utmoh importance is now on the way.
Capt. ID. brings dispatches from S. Bourne, Efq.
commercial agent Of the United States at Amierdani
for the fecrstary Of fate Several American vefes
were detained at the Texel, waiting the examination
# their papers. ID.
Either our informant was mifaken, or milf
conceived by re, refpettng the Fleet of Az.
MfsAL LORD NELSON, moi being at Gibraltar,
rs rated IN our l4f, we have been favoured with
the following extrlft Of a letter from Gibraltar
dated the 25th Of July which fays." Lord Mel
| A" fo1 arrived here 4 few DAYS ago from the
" Wsit-indics, he Aaid ONLY three days 20 wa
r, &c. and has, it is f4ii gone up the
Straights, hc has ten line of p title Ships, and
" iome friRates with him. Ihad the bi,of0e Of
" firing him, he is fine locking officer"
! lhGgLY fmPoRTANT.
! O. Saturday ar arrived here from ST. Pctrrf-
buTs, the dip Courtney, Captain Bryant. On
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NETWORK, September IL.

By The brig Peace, from Bordeaux, we have
received Paris papers TO the 3oth Jllv, from one
OF the 2sth we have copied the following arti-
clr:
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NORFOLK, Sept. 10.

Scarcely publication ofthis paper is made,
IN which we have not the painful taR of moi
cirg the injuries committed on the Commerce
OF our country by fome OF the belligerent pow
ers. We have been handed letter from Glib
raitar by which we perceive the following vef-
ieIsare detained there, viz.
ShiPs Paulind Of Alexandria from Cadz.
Argus, Norfolk, do.
Notes Myers, Bottom, do.
Briggs Rover, do. do.
Alert, Alexandria, do.
Betiey, New-Bedford, do.
schooner, name unknown-- do.
And Brig from Malaga bound 10 Bottom.
The writer OF the letter does not know the
cauic Of their detention, but fiys that he under
Hands the vefels from Cadiz are detained for A
breach of Blockade, in the egreis. The car
goes 1t is faid will be condemned. Thefe vef.
ieIs went into CaJiz rs we are informed without
any interruption, and were returning with the
proceeds of their outward cargoes. Between
the time of their arrival at Cadiz and falling,
the Britlfh put the place in Blockade, forbid
ding the egrefs Of yefiels with cdrgocs.
Le9gcr.
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SECOND PROJECT.

Article v. Se1iea 9. The judges Of The r.
preme court and oftbe feveral courts of com
mon pleas, fral hold their Offices for two YEARS
and be elected ny the people at Rated period
and to be removable for good caufe on reio.u-
ton OF both hcufes.
BtLL OF RIGHTs- Artiele TX. Ss1FioH 6.
No MN nall be deprived Of life or liberty, u.
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t.cate OF neutrality is ecnde,aaea. TIE vsc.
iei reitored & freight allowed an appeal ,you,,
nave been made but the court would not allow
u, except Tor veiiei, freight and cargo, in which
ca'e the whole property woul' he detained nm
III the appeal was decided, which would no, br
ie!s ;.an from = 10 s months. IL.
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0d,,,tif.u Su5riiIgen1e.
BALTIMORE, September 12.
FROM THE MEDITERRANEAN.

The following is an extract of letter from
*Commodore Rogers, to the fecretary of the
navy, dated
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JUDICIARY.
FIRST PROJECT.

ARTICLE V. SeEsi2a 2. On the fecond T'ueE-
day in January next enfring the adoption Of
this contribution, and on the fecond Tuefisy
IN January Of every third year thereafter, the
Judges ofthe fupreGne court, Of the courts Of
common pleas and Of fIch other courts as ar,
or may DC by law eGablifhed, iha be chofcn
bv Joint vote of both houfes Of the leeifature
they ihaIl not be removed from office during
The term of three years, for which they haIl
be choien, unleis upon conviction by impeach-
ment, or upon complaint made to the ceila-
ture, and majority Of both honfes in icins
meeting ihail reiolve to deprive them Of their
Offices for fuch offence ss may 10 complaincT
of. hejudges Of the fupreme court, and Of
fuch other courts as are or may be by law eta
bliihed, iha!l receive a compensation for their
fervices which ilial not be dmnfh,d during
their continuance in Office but they mall re-.
ceiye no fees or perqviftes Of Office, nor hold
any other office of profit under this commou-
wealth.
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CONS rITUTIoN
rs it is propeifd 10 be altered.
SENATE.

ARTICLE I. Set5ion s. The frnators G,all be
choien, for tao years. by the citizens, of Phi
lade'phil and of the fevera counties, at the fame
tire, in the fame manner, and al the fame pia.
ces. where they ihaIl vote for representatives.
Sst7ion 7. The fenators fl.al he chofen in dii
tricts, to be formed by the legislature, each dif
tr1et fhall be entitled to elect not more than tzva
!enators. When a difrif ihall lie competed Of
two or more counties they fba!l be adjoining.
Neither the city of Philadelphia nor any county
!hal be divided.
Se6ian .. Immediately after the fenators G.al!
be attended, in confequence Of the frh el g.
ton fuhiequent TO the adoption of :his contitu-
ton, they hall be divided by lot, as equally is
may be, into two cIaaes. The fea,s Of the Cc
hators of The fri cIafs fial be vacated at the
expiration OF the firft year, and thofs Of til fe-
cond cidts, al the expiration of the iccond wear
10 that one half of the xho'e number of sunators
may I've choten every year.
ARTICLE 7. Se7i0n 49, No fenator or reorr.
tentative tha'l, during The time for which he
hall have been elected, or within ore wear az
ter the expiration of his term of fervice in the
leeIlla'ure, be appointed to any civil Office (of
profit or whatever) under this commonwealth.
aud no member of congtois, &c.
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IhGgLY TmPoRThVT.
o. S'turdsy ar arrived here from ST. Pctrrf-
burg, the Nip Courtney, Captain Bryant. On
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GOVERNOR.

ARTICLE ". Set7ion 8. The governor Ga,i
hold his Office during two years from the third
Tuciday Of December next cnliiins his t.e Sion,
and ihaIl not be capable OF holding it longer than
fix in any term OF nine wears.
Se9ioa s. Appointments to he made bv
council ieetted annually from the afemblv--in
the rccels ofthe council, the governor to ap-
point prosifonally--or fome fnch form.
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ADVERTISEMENT.

To be SOLD to the higheii bidder, OH credit Of
twelve months,
= I'VE TRACTS of LAND, beloneing to the ate
a OF Ihomss Anderion, dec viz One IN Camp
bell county, of 400 acres, lying on both ides of the
main road, on the branches of Beaver Creek; thi,
'ratt to be fold next April Campbell court, being
the Sth day of the month
One IN Botetourt equity Off acres, lying on Cataw-
pa creek this tra9to be fold at next April Bote-
tourt court, being the ith day of the month theie
two tales to be attended by Mr. Anthony Dibrel who
hereby fully authorized aa for the executors of
the iald Thomas Anderion.
One OF 400 acres, one of l47 acres, and one of so
acres, lying in buckingham county, the two former
on the waters OF Rock Hand creek, and the latter
one on lrvings ferry road. Theie three lait tracts
to be fold at next May Buckingham court, being the
18Th day OF the month. Bond with approved lie
turity will be required, to bear intereR from the
date, but fPuneually paid the interea hall be remit
ted.
NATHl ANDERSON, &
ROBERT RIVES
Ex'rs Of Thos Anderfon, dec
Aibenlarle county, March 10, 1905 IDS.
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TO BE SOLD-rnp nrAnv MONEY

. De oOIlU-FoR READY MONEY,
n puruante of decree of the Circuit Court of the
a United States, between Phineas Bond, attorney
,or the creditors Of Ezckial Edwards, plaintiff, and
David Rois, and Others defendants in order to ra(e
the ium OF 1000 dolls 10 CENTS with the expences of
iae, A NUMBER OF SLAVES and 70 much of that
valuable EGate in the county of Campbell, known By
the name of the OXFORD IRON WORKS, as N,ail
appear iuiicent to rafe the laid fun of money and
che aid exPences the id land being in the occu-
patton OF the laid David kois, and the 1aves aoreaid
being on the land
The iale will take place at the Oxford Iron Works.
IN the county of Campbell, Thurlday the llth Of
April next.
The ilaves are Represented to be very valuable.
The land is 70 well known, render defcription
unnecelary. BEN. MOSBY, D. NJ. for
Jos. ScoTT, M. v.D.
Marfh $50
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NATH'l ANDERSON, &
ROBERT RIVES.
Ex'rs Of Thos. Anderfou, dec
, March 10, 1905. IDS.
CHOICE LANDs-EoR SIZE.

4 DIVISION of the famous Saura T own .ands ha-
: wing taken place between the heirs of lanes
Park Farley Efq. deed. and Col. John S. Farley and
hls hitter Mrs. Elizabeth Morton the fubicrbers Ro
bert Taylor OF Norfolk, and Charles Duncan at Ros
I'm, near Petersburg. fully empowered by the faid
Col. Farley and Mrs. Morton, to dfpofe of their pro-
portion containing 1852 acres, which are furveyed
and laid of in eight lots containing from 500 to $500
acres, agreeable to plots in the poeiion of the ad
Duncan The four larget lots Of excellent quality.
each containing comfortable proportion of the rich
eft low grounds, which produce tobacco of the very
trtt quality, as has been experienced by one of th
iubcribers, who fhipped it for anumber ofyears.
Ihoie lands lie on Dan and Smiths rivers in Rock
ingham county, on the borders of North Carolina.
about j 70 miles from Petersburg and Richmond. As
there are ieldom uch lands for fale they mu be an
object to thoie who want purchafe fuch as will pro-
duce tine tobacco, hempand fall grain One third of
the price mutt be paid i'll ready money one third in
twelve months, and the ether third in two wears. the
purchaier giving bond with unexceptionabe fecurty
bearing intereh from the date if not punaualy paid
lhoie who with to purchafe will be Ilewn the lands
6y Doctor John c. Cox, living at Ieeklvile, rear
Rockingham Court-Houle, and the terms made
known by
ROBERT TAYLOR or
CHARLES DUNCAN.
Fe'erlDurs New. "a. eptf
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latrbmona }srtrcs Gurrrut.
2aIeG at aucticsi.

On E'edaqay tie 1913 day .fAprR next, 7ui26e Iala,
az Public An6fi0n, a credit Of fow naaibs at tie
s.ecliiag boge Of TJomas GMiaH;
LII bis HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FUR
IN NITURE, eoggGFiag Of Varety ofpaipaEle -f,-
tides. 1T tie inss time, and tie FINK terms qvH be
Iol6, baiyefelcganf eH5rake CARRIAGE HORSES.
e SADDLE HORSE. On the fame day 4vW Be
sentea to br bgJeG dddrr for or more years, tie
hCUSE and LOT nogv oe-u5itdby lai9 Giyiatt
THOMAS TAILOR, z. Go. r. M.
ElaycJ 81.
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WILL BE SOLD.

AT Public Auction, on Saturday the Goth day Of
April next, at the Rawlesh Tavern, in the CITY o.
Williamfburgh;
MAT valuable Plantationcalled YARMOUTH
lying in James City county, on Chickahomony
RIVER ten miles from Williamsburg The improve
ments are, two Rory brick houfe, with two rooms
ana Paiage above and below; porticOes each fde
large and capacous barn, and three other outhoufes
he whole tract, including Ifand, in view of the
houe, high and low land with marines contains abour
POO acres; fcarceiy third of which is cleared
lwo thirds of the Hand is arabic, which with the
land adjoining the houie, is of hyperion quality Ad
Jacen to the Hand bold and navigabe creeks
Wth convenient landing to each. The range for cat
tie isvey extenlve, and the marines and meadows will
lupPy an abundance Of hay. Fin and wild fowl. il,
their respective eaions may with cafe be obtained at
your door The orchards, confiting of the greatef
variety OF all kinds Of fruit, elected with care are now
in their prime The terms of fale are one third cafh
and one, two and three equal annual payments for the
balance. PEYTON RANDOLPH, ir.
p For ELIZA lRINES
Feb. 10 (epsds
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& TRAYED from the fubfcriber, on the I4th day
) Of February laR, about fix miles from the Coal
Pitts, in CheHerfeld county, TWO MARES, one a
black about feet or 10 inches HIGH, or Is years
old, PAGES naturally, fomcwhat rubbed with the ger
and ihod al rourd.--The other a yellow bay about
feet 10 inches high, years old, fiar Oar in her
forehead and inp the noe, one hind foot white.
end mod al round Any perou that will deiver thc
fad hor.es to RE in Charlotte county near B.bb's
ferry, lodge Information with the printer hereof
iha be- Handsomely rewarded.
IiEiLERY RfOSE;RY.
March o. emf
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TO RENT.

AND POSSESSION GIVEN IMMEDIATELY,
q TENEMENT on Shockoe Hill, adjoining tn.
1 houie now occupied by MIR. John M.Cfedie,
lately Poielied by the Subferiber. There is on it
convenient Wooden Houfe with two rooms, clofet
AVID pailage, the fra floor. Two roo.ls and a
cloiet above, kitchen and three cellars below with
Smoke Houfe and Garden. WIN. LONG.
January l7th 1905. 1bic
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NOTICE.

HAT Mr. Anthony Dibreil Of Buckingham
county, is hereby fully authorized TO make fale
Of one TRACT Of LAND, in Patrick, containing
5000 acres lyirg Dan river-three ditto in GRAY
Ion county, lying the waters Of Little Reed Hand
creek OF thcuiaad acres each, and one Of 500
acres. the iad Dibrell will attend at next April Cray
ion eotr for the iae ofthe aid lands for and on be-
half Of NATHI .ANDFRsOf
Aibemarle county, March 20, 1905. ids
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VALUABLE PROPERTY
FOR SIZE.

Z
NuL BE SOLD, to tie hghea bidder, on til,
- Premiies, ON the third day of April next, al
IL O'clock an undivided moiety in the two lots OF
ground, formerly the property of Andrew Ronald
decd fronting the Baton of the James River Canal
near the center of the city of Richmond with an un-
divided molety of all the valuable buildings thereon
committing OF large three itory BRICK BUII DING
eighty feet in length, with foartenements, twenty
ieet wide and forty-ive feet in length with fire pa-
ces on the rit and fecond Hoors roonly parrets in
each, with large wheels fixed for holig and lower
ing packages, &c. with diipatch and cafe, good dry
cellars with fire places in each This houfe has been
lately built and iii good repair; adjoining is well f.
ihed two Rory framed dwelling houfe, thirty eight
feet fquare, with two good cellars with fire places in
each for cooking, in the 6rR and iecond floors are
eigot rooms and Tx fire Places-Alo, nall two no.
ry BRICK Houie with four rooms, with FIRE places in
each, convenient for fore fnall f1nlily kewire
nail wooden building with cellar built for kitch
en-, and may be uled ihop ALTO two fables and
carriage hoaie. The buildings except the kitchen.
fable and carriage houe, are injured in the Mutual
inurance Company agaipif fire in the Fate of Virqj-
ma, and the premiums paid. The ot front the baton
ON one de, and are bounded by Carys lreet and the
itreet leading to Shockoe warehoule, on the two 1
Their iides of them, and as convenient for COM
mercal or other butineis any in the city
The terms of iale, will be leventeen thoufand dol
lars in ready money, the reldue payable the fifth day
OF Augul next, for which reldue, bond with APPROX
ed iecurity will be required 1t is deemed unneceha-
ry to fate the great value Of the above properly to
thoie who rede i'll this city, but for the information
OF strangers the fubfcrber begs leave to state that
the aforefad property is Immediately oppolite the
lower part of the balm of the James river capa where
all the produce of the upper country is landed; and
TO any perion deirous of carrying the commiiiion
buneis extenvely, perhapsi hyperion to any other
in this city
WILLIAM AITS'TIN
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C. O " % I T 10 N S.

I. The ENQUIRER will appear twice
weeS....During the felton, of Congrefs
and the Virginia Legislature, either
third paper or supplementary half
fheet, during the week.
III. Terms of payment FIVE DOLLARS
per annum, in advance.
III. ADvRRTIsEMFNTs,f from thofe who
do not fubfcribe t. the paper, ihould
they not exceed fcuare in length,
fhall be inherited for (sUenty-tiqe cents
the firlt time, ffly cents for each time
5'1ring three weeks, and for every adj
ditional infertion tbirr-tbree cents;
long ones in the fame proportion.
w. SUBSCRIBERS ihaIl have their adj
vertifements inherited for Etfy cents
the frft time, and tbirfy-fbree cents
for every additional infertion.
SCC@(C~CCcCI crC%C%CrD~~C
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BANE OF VlRGIrfA

he shsrehojersare hereby notified. ,h7, The
observation-disclosures viii become ducon Saturday the
On =. April aud viii be received AZ the Bark and az
the Offices Of Ddcouut and Depoi at Norfolk Peserf-
oa'g ana frederiekDurg. Certificates Of Stock viii
alter thai day be iilusd On application At the Bank
March 3, l8Or.--fcpINA
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with goots or Shoes as well Il they were ON the
lpot..~..~~A-the length Of the Ground the
Calf.~.B-the pitch Of dtto~.D--round the heel and
iniep.r~E-rorud the infep.~.G--acrols the ball Of
the foot Fix the heel againif perpendicular, and
Rick knife at the end Of the great toe-et down IL
figures the number Of inches and quarters in the diff
iereni meaiures. January |. eptf
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FOR SALE,

FOR SALE,
~ tie Sybfyibsrs, at Heir PAINT u OIL NM
NUFACTORli, Waia-Sbret, NorjeN.
NTHITE LEAD,
w Yellow Ochre,
Venetian Red, Groy7S In oil orJ
Spanilh Brown, Z in IS e. l4H. I,,,.
Black &, Lead Colour
Tor painting roofs.
Blue and Green in pots Of {, 9 & 8 lbs. each,
Nermilion, Priillsn Blue, Patient Yellow, Red
Lead, Lithrage Sugar of Lead White Vitriol, Ivory
Black. '
~ T. s o.
1900 Hons Dutch Iinfeed Oil.
Spirit oi rurpentuc, Copu and rurpertin..
Warmth and Window Gists Of all fzes.
- Ordersior any q the above articles lef, with
M.gT P,ogSy = M>ac~e Richmond will be at
tended to Immediately, by
TGHN R0PKE T. CO.
NoFioF' March /, 1905. (eptD
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aaftion 5aIee.
-.

THOMAS TAYLOR 8, Co.
M ILL in future iH at TIE fore occupied By M "
w RaaeosA u Co. on Wedr1aay's in eac6 rv-et !;
and at their 2afee Oh TasAgys and Friaays as sfaaL
De- /, 1904. eptf
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DECD.
TO RIM T E r S.
HENRY OURAM-pRESS.MAKFR,

HENRY OURAM-PRESS-M MAKER.
Sowb-eaH eoraer Of PRIME anu Sixfb-Rre(f,:
y ESPECTFULLY informs THE frade, tbaf be
~ ti7derfakey 10 GtbbI Pyi7fing-O6Fees qvifb
e7'srt hbi1g in bis line, baviag a c0mbieat Priq-
fer'5 3oiher, eoaGanfiy embioysdm makine The
7ooodbarE ofPre1eJ, Furniture, Rules, &c. Sc.
Cbgf5 2faH Ezes, Comb9fHg Sticks, BralJ q
Hood C0Lley5, =. y. eogRaafLy on band, or
71adr Ia order 7vab dy5aicb and neat1e6.
Or6eiJ from Rgy Parf offbe Continent attend
ID to. Pbilqi. Ya1. 8. e6g,,,.
SHALL in future be regular in my attendance
: upon the Superior Court Of Chancery for the
Richmond Diftri4, the Circuit Federal Court, and
the Supreme Court Of Appeals aud hall he particu
larly attentive to any buels committed to my care
N either Of thoie courts, Attorney at Law As
purroie declining my practice in the counties of
Cumberland, Prince Edward and Charlotte any buG-
neis which Imay have in them uniuiihed, IN NV alb
lenee will be attended in the two latter by Ed
ward Booker, Elq and in the former by Samuel Tsy-
lor' E'q. Letters addreded to me, by mail to tke
ATrovhe POI. Othcc, Prince Edward, will be eonve-
ieuty receiyedaaS attended TO-
Mafcs IS. CREED TAYLOR.
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WILLIAM AUSTIN.
February s.--tf

From circumstances aftended TO zcbea Be a6oVe
vaL"aLAf property aagnsa for lai-, TIE Gbjsyi5e
ba' P9iP2aed day Of Jaie, iii Wedz9aay tie Eighth
d5y 9 May next, at 7vbisb hme il zvM certainly lake
Plaee ct oesei tie eret5 7ybe7 me fonytb of
the fpTe5gs money o" zVW be regYrel in band and q
credit u three, x and nine month givea far tie balance,
The P1re6gr 10 giOt Go"a and leniy TO carry atersR
from tie day efaf aEla del Of t.G on tie fyo9yty to
Je1Hre tie payment. WM: AUSTIN.
II,yeb =
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FAIRFIELD RACES.

HN Moaday tie 9th day of NAY, Tie FAR
~ FIELD ToCKE4" CLUB cur 4uiN be run
J0' free oy all aget6e boa. be Goua dt tie PROPER
~ gfmersbsra-dJfanse too mile beats.
TIE 2ly JoHozOiqg, tie JOCKE1- GLUE PURSE
q fur Hundred dollars, fur mile beats.
On the biyd day, TIE PURSE OF 7.ZIE PROPRI
ETOR OFTHE COURSE, Of tzUo hundred dollars,
three mill beofs.
On 75mjaay, a SWEEP STAKE for Colts of 8
gears od, Jor a pipr ofb5f Aladera Nine alliance,
f7g' rifle beaS -Four Cells entered, and tie Ierio-
Ten Jojcd.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-04-02
A TRACT OF LAND.

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fe'so0'o. This faa eoafains about Ven bunded acre,
c Prong lo7V grounds, bali Of vobeb is tbieky e0ze4
7o6 "y vaLraIlf Pi1- ami oak h15ey, and TIE oH zy
J"'s f,'st culture ?te0y" and naA grain tie tuafiea
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7Oafr' TO 9V5ie6 ibis land is inwcdate attaeBd n5,d
~ abundance and zsHb great eo1Ve1ivfe tie reR ol,,
and rvId fo90f i" tbeir/6n and EB liz great 4,ayiety
ant Of Htfngf haas throughout he yea,. TIE epye5G-
' may baVf TIE Fosk efn eeb aid beg5, tqget5r 4ub
Tx i"3le'1f"f' fbg5anay tie Plantation. One 6alf
the Hv'4"f Of fHre69f "ge be faid at tie tire Of taxing
PeDV''n' F01''1 may D. bad TVif5 6e eis Of e Prsat
year 7Oib a1iaaJPatabls titles fer tie rer7ainlsr, fzoee
,E0"fS' e,Hf 70 be giVea Pay1eat icing .ia7syiy
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ALEXANDER PARKEP.
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