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TIE members Of t6e bsauol A.swancs Seeies5
= against tI'c on Buildings Of tie sfaie II Yisxs-
nio are herety reqaested TO attend ttei, ANIMAL &c,
aerai reefigg. 10 Be btd az teablr iseD ensffa.
ton. on roe n st MsuGay of next 5aaua,y, bs,g fbs
7ib ay 81 fee said mos5 at tie capitol iarhe cry Of
Richmond By zen o'efsk, NJ 7Isss subo do NC
attend IN pc, son or By proxy dy avi1o;sea xiR ke
Represented agreeable 10 kosS. b. ne 1egesaie of rbr
coury sbe 81 tbe disyic, uicse;n spe6 mem.
Der ,csidrs " + AS7,, principal AZ onf,t A e.
Richmond, Sd December. 1904.
f@ Tie e,insers Of fhis state are se7nesfed TO H.,
serf ,be aboVe IN their respecrrs resrsbaerrs,
"a soon rs fsssi59e Ia led lsSsn
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THE FoLLoWL.sG .y4RTIcERS,
A,efsr snle az d., JpTfson's 1poitsed,y Sop ep.
yposife hc EeH 7nvvn, 10 xif.
p ED and white lead. verdigris, spanish VIII.
Al ting. Spanish brown, Un,brr, Naples Vel.
low, Blue Sna,t. Brown Pink, Rose Pink, Flake
White. Gold Leaf. Liquid Gold Size, cepa and
Spirit v&roish, Canei's Hair rencils, Yellow o.
chre, Litharge. Sugar Of Lead, &c. &c. Alsoa
quantity OF Salt PetIe.
lie wishes TO rent stand for an Aposhecary's
Shop in the neighbouri.ood oil tins cros, street
leading 20 Msyo's btidgs.
26ih Dec. 1904. v,f
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WI, certainly be Sold Cor Cash,

WI, certainly be Sold for Cash,
y. T TIC houss Of Moses rrcdway in,he coun'
~ II OF po~haran. on rau,sday the third day
Of January one tiioasasa eight hundred and I'VE,
Fvrshant to~a 6ec,ec of tie superior court CT
ctancery. holden ieorthc Richmond distrist, pro-
uspnred Ola The second dav of lsnc last, in favor
of col Sans.i Meredith OF hmserst county, "a
gsinss Jeifn Ernnally and others.
On ,he dav, aad II the place above mentioned.
and in conformity ,c the aforesaid decree. will be
srld, "a thu h,gNest bidder. f,~ ready money, one
veriaim trsta or parcel OF LAND lying on Apo
vnatsox rives. ~, rho upper end OF said county,
vitin swc miles Of the place of sale. containing
fo,r hnni'eS and twelve and one half acres, a
partof which IL iow grounds, adjoining the said
rin, the remainder high land. Thought TO be c.
gual IN vaine 10 any in the neghbou'hood; t.ere
are ,wo plaatctons On this t-aa. one OF when
lies imrs diately upon the river. beng thar plan
tafion whereofi Arehei,p Normally lived IN ms
lifetime, the buildirps arc soch as nn'sn' answer
for the accommodated Of an overscer negroes
viii, a sod barn. sc. The other is the planta-
sion pnea which Capt. John Nunuaily has lived
fsr number Of years; upon which there IS
,os.l dwelling house with two below and
r,vr above sts;rs, kitchen, smoak house, dairy.
stable, barn, &c. all in good repair upon this
faacigh, ten l.znas nay be employed to grea,
advantage.
C,esd 7a,ior, FrancissF. Hcyri.,) @
ssrtsoaF..fsson. Ea,rnrd sfuaye,s, !
asTe5'd Cfehsf- yobn Ford. S
..Deceraber mi. .I304. Sw
w. The sale of tse above property - post
ponrd uu,il Friday the firstdsy Of Febrrsry mex.
when it VIII ainly take place. in satisfaction
CT The aforesaid decree. and AT rhc' place afore-
SAID Ills Dsc. %, Iao4.
The Trustees n ne joiiowms' Lesteyy here
~ gzIf Jnonce, thct On Thursday nc ioth
day Of Ju',aary near, they sriR certainly
iroR,p,1icr re drascs1y of she ssid Lcsgesy
az me C;Gttto{ IN ms (fy.
-}lirlnpo,ni Dec Iofh, 1904.
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Hsiss's D3 Ca rs Franklin Arpanscks. FOG
1903. ae .sr SIC tsss <iacs. " he sscss, %
5ozea.
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lcO1.
Samuel A. jackson ansi Mary S:s wife. FOR \
r,eriy Mary Gcceni;.il. NiJsv OF 5sui.ci ;.
I Gsssrhi. F,spcis Jones ard Casha,tns <
h:s wife. thomas Tcrshana Ant, Sail, his q
F wife, Edrnund w rs eNas,.:4n ofSsas,ha, y
I David, pksesa:I. sas'wl Eiizabst,,. Ma =
~ ard ffisi;, rcsrhili. infar, chiic,e~ -
ofsanues Gseeahill. dec. plaintiffs. =
Ac1sSsr =
John Days, defendant
IRE defendant being served with s,ih2x-
L ~ ard falling 10 tic his answer 70 tho pslins
titss siii heirg ruled do and still SAILING 70
x:e the sa.,e--Tke Genre ca,hc mnt;oa, Of the
plaintiffs by their attorney. doth tale the Nil fo-
confessed On confederation thereof and " rho.
report os he comussirnt, iradr nthis suit, essa
argurerts by ccrnse' on behalf oFthe plaintiffs,
II IS pyeea ord aeeresa. that the pllias:is reco-
yer against the defendants hundred and pire-
ty-tw pounds and heir cos,s in This brhsif rx-
psn,~a-uusessthc SAID defendant shall On OF be-
fore the FIRST Gay of the next courr after lie shall
, have baen servsdwiSh cory Of this decree, shsw
ssusc 70 she con,rary-PlaiM,iGs' cosis. II dol.
lass and II cents
Copy--Teste,
wat THOMAS READ. OK.
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Efeganf AccompsisAmen?s


! q Tths Williamsburg Academy, wiichjs n W
! "A devoted solely 10 tbs education o. y1G..y
iadiss, arrangements hAs- been iaiels made 'foI
t1ciS Instruction in the eieSans arss OF Drawing
AID Farming
The society Of Williamsburg has ever bean
considered peculiarly favorable 10 yonth5ai i'm
prcysment, and the mu,nher of young ladies' from
ever part of the state, who for that obleet as
we'll az for the purpose OF ins,rutlion, annually
assemble there. is prof Of rhe extensive ynf.-
ence of this opinion Enc 'uraCsd By this cir
cursiaroe. Mr.. Anderson has endsavsree 70 esn
centrae within his institution every possible adj.
vantage for the acconpi shlnent of ysdmg ladies
in sHe vafious branches Of Polite education. In
addition u his scho for their ruiiion in The En-
glIsh and Ereneh ianz ilrges, and win view 10
seojer the study OF Geography more attractive
and interesting. he has IL ely imported very large
Celestial ana Terresfrisl Globes, with complete
&c, Of Maps upon an enia.g>d scale, elegantly
colonred and fraried. lie las also fired IN un
der the roof o: die academy. apartments for their
instruction by the ros' srninenl frschers in Mu-
sic, Drawing, Pa,n,ing and Dancing; and pa
rents who wish their daughters TO acquire theae
Fashionable and elegant accomplishments, will
End hss Arrangements well adapted TO their spec.
dy attainment.
A few yonsg ladies can be accommodated with
boarding in the family Of MIR. Anderson. where
an exoe'ient teacher ha, been engaged to a tend
for the extra-tri,ion Of those whose tender age,
or h'ther,o neglected education may render such
= measure dcsirabe. Parents whose soliciiul
for the rapid improvement Of their children rem
ders the additional expense of no importance,
veil perceivs this TO be a most vzpatlc append
age 10 the institut on The HissoIlrne OF re-
GREETED inastent.on 10 early instruction wlI thus he
obyialed, and young adde's, who are EMPLOYS 10
DC advanced 20 The iighec branches of improve
ment. may, in this manner, retrieve their iost,irne
without descenfin,, into lower class.
The course of iustsndion for the ensuing year
wdl commence IN die 18th January. and il isre
questcd thar he pupils may assemble in Will
afnsburg previously 20 thai date. Furlaer infos.
NATION may be Obtained on application by letter
70 Mr.. Leroy Anderson, post-rnagcr. Williams
burg VisSiniz. eptl5J oawt1F
Williamsburg. Goth Dec 1904
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FOR SALE FOX CASH.
by virtue Of a d~sd of trust executed TO the
4 subscriber b.. Achii.es Rogers. for the pur
pose Of securing deb, due from said Rogers to
Brown. Watson & Co. Is also debt due TO VIM.
Brown & Co win be exposed topablic sale. at
VIM. hiccck's Tavern, in the Town of Charo,tes.
vile. the FIRST Monda, IN Januaxy ntx', If BE-
ing AlbcmaIe court day, a>cer,ain 9R 3cT OF
LIND. belonging TO said Rogers, lying in said
county, situate ON both sides OF Piney run, and
adjoining. 70 the fost of rue sod'h side of Buck
mountain. being Parf of iilciand sodagreeabie 10
tfeias, vii and testament of Giiss II pScrs de- !.
and conlaining by estimation 2S4 81 ACRES
Also. oce other TRdCT or LIND. adjoining
fhe aforesa'd ore on the north side, containing
by. survey iS5 acres. T. being a sras which tad
Rogers hath some tir.e since had taken up. and
surveyed, the works (which are lojged with the
Regis,er of the Land Office. but no rerens as vel
taken ct'. ID CkRk. 2sussee.
Charlottesville. ssh Dec 1904
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A copy-res,s,
tdm r. TiNSLEY. O. G.
COMMISSIONERS OrPIct.

Petersburg, sosh .Njp- 1904.
THE parties concerned will please take
nntice, thar i have appointed Monday the
twenty eighth day of January next, fyr
carrying the foregoing orderin,o siycct-.
TN which day., their attendance is ryqur-
ed * my ofiicr, with .hsir accounts and
vouchers ready for examips,ion. Y
JOSEPH 6. -tyis.DER. NJ. C. n,
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Twenty Dollars will be

yiver for apprehending and delivering 70 me in
Manchester, PETER, likely black fellow. ~
boir five feet six or seven inches high, twenty
seven years old. who a5scontled on the 18th No
vemhcr--his dress when he went away wa,
short grsy cloth coat. half boots, asd carried with
him pair of new shoes-he is well known in
and about the city Of Richmond. where hc has
lived for several years past with Captain Meas,
aud has number of acqusintances between
siehmond aud York. am indaccd 20 believe
that he " still in Richmond or the neisAhorhond.
rne above reward will be given on delivering
h,r, 20 ne in Manchester or securing him in jail
so that get hnn again.
Philip Boos.
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Bp autborisp+
LAW OF THE UNITED STATES.
AN ACT,

AN AL,
Concerning the mode Of f0'veyiue tbs Public
LaadS Of tie United States.
DE ii enaaed, BY tire Senate and Houc Of Re-
A. breJentafi1eJ oftbe United States If Anleri-
ca in C0agrejJ aDsmbled, That the furveyor ge-
neral, fhall caufe all thofe lands north of the
river Ohio, which by virtue of the act, entitled,
AN act providing for the fale of the lands of
the United States, in the territory north-weft of
the river Ohio, and above the mouth of the
Kentucky river" were Undivided, by running
through the townlhips parallel lines each way,
at the end of every two miles, and by marking
a corner on each of the faid lines, at the end of
every mile; to be Undivided into fections, by
running flraight lines from the mile corners
thus marked, to the oppoite CORRESPONDING
corners, and by marking on each of the faid
lines, intermediate corners, as nearly as pofi-
bic equi-dilant from the corners of the feGtions
on the fame. And the faid furveyor general
ihaIl alto caufe the boundaries of all the half
fettions, which had been purchafed previous
to the 1rt day Of July Taft, and on which the
iurveying fees had been paid according to law
by the purchafer, to be furveyed and marked,
by running hraight lines from the half mile
corners, heretofore marked, TO the oppoGite
corresponding corners and intermediate corners.
ihall, at the fame time be marked on each of
the fad dividing lines, az nearly AS pofibIe
equl-difant from the corners of the half fection
on the fame line: ProUidcd, That the whole
exDcnce OF furveying and marking the lines,
fhall not exceed three dollars for every mile
which has not yet been furveyed, and which
fhall be actually run, fiIrveycd, and marked, by
virtue of this fiction. And the experce Of ma
king the fubdiviions, directed by this fedion,
hall be betrayed out of the monies sppropria-
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WILL BE SOLD,

At Public Auction, on Saturday the Goth day of
April next AT the Rawleigh Tavern, in the city of
Williarfburgh;
HAT valuable Plantation called YARMOUTH,
lying IN James City county, on Chiokahomony
River, ten miles from Wiliianitbury. The improve
mentsare, two tory brick houie, with TWO rooms
ana palage above and below port;coes on each iide
large and capacous barn. and three other cut-hou!cs
The whole tract, including al Hand, in view of the
houie, high ard low land with marbles contains about
200 acres; icarcsly one third OF which is cleared
wo thirds of the Hand is arabic, which, with the
land adjoining the houie, is OF hyperion quality. Ad-
Jacent to the Hand bold and navgabe creeks
with convenient handing each. The range for cat
tie is very extenlve, and the marhes and meadows will
iupply an abundance of hay. Fin and wild fowl, in
their respective iealons, may with cafe be obtained al
your door. The orchards, conGAing of the greateR
variety OF all kinds of fruit ieet(ed with care are now
IN their prime The terms of ale are one third cath
ana one, and three equal annual payments for the
balance. PEIION RANDOLPH, ir.
For ELIZA lNNES.
Feb. 49, (eptd0
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LAND FOR SALE.

4 TRACT of about $50 acres, lying on James
River, adjoining the town OF Lynchburg; oue
hundred and forty OF which is low ground, and fsi
to be OF the first quality; comfortable proportion Of
the high ground lies well, and well adapted to the
culture of tobacco and grain 1t has an excellent fad
and rock fihery on il; FINAL apple orchard, good
swelling houie and convenient ut-houfes; a mill
feat, iuPpoed TO be hyperion any in that part of the
Countryside mill houfe would fet withs thrtv-Gx
poles Of the river navgable water Likely negroes
would be received in part pay, and generous price
allowed for one two blackimiths that are under
SO years Of age, and good workmen. For further
particulars, apply to the iubcrber on the prenies
or MIR. William Brown, merchant, in Lynchburg.
LEWELLEN JONES.
March l. (eptD
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NOTICE.

HE JIIltTiderS baVing PIT an endto their re,
a tail 6ZfnsjJ, reqncR the debtors to this firm 10
come forward, qvitbom igJ Of time, to haze fbeir
accounts aGigPed, and to pay qvbaf may be due.
as great Indulgence has been already giq,en, fur
TIER cannot reajonabLv be expected. George Me
Credie aViH attend at this place, far the barbo6s
q JelfI'ng fbe accounts, and receiz'ing bayment5
69/e AUTO do moi pay, or .giz,e afi!taHo,y a1t-
rance cfpqying joan, MN blame fbemfluc5 il
puts are iggjgitEted AgainR them.
LYLE 81 Nc CREDLE.
MAnebGFfT, Feb. 5.--(eb8sv.)
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Rfoietcr,
OF THE PROCEEDINGSO OF THE HOUSE
OF REPRESENTATIVES OF THE
UNITED STATES.
FRIDAY, March l.

The Houfe proceeded to confider the amend
ments of the fen3te, to the bill making an APP
preparation for TIN keyment of wituehes FUN
moned on the part Of the United States, in
fuppoit of the impeachment of Samuel Chafe-
Whereiipon,
Ordered, that the amendments, together
with the bill, be committed to committee of
the whole Houfe, Immediately.
The Houfe accordingly refoved itfelf into
faid committee,
Mr.. DAWSON in the chair,
And after fome time fpent therein, the COM
mittee rofe, and reported their disagreement
to the fame.
The Houfe then proceeded to confder the
laid amendments of the Senate-Whereup-
on,
The queition was taken, that the Houfe do
agree with the committee of the whole, in their
dilegaeement to the hrt amendment of the Sc
nate, for ftriking out, in the fra fiction of the
bill-line Sd, the words &c on behalf of the
Houfe of Representatives, and of all the people
OF the U. to attend the Senate in fupport," &
to infert in lieu thereof, the words '' to attend
the Senate in the trial.
And refolved in the affirmative, 60 voting for.
and ! s againit it.
Re/oiDed, That the HouTe difagrce to all the
other amendments OF the Senate to the fad
bill.
The bill from the Senate, supplementary to
the att making an appropriation for CARRYING in
TO effect the convention between the United
States and his Britannia Majefy, was read the
firt, fecond and third times, and paned.
Mr. r. Grjfvoid, made report from the
committee, to whom were referred the refolu-
tions of the Senate, exprefIive of the fsnfe of
Congrefs ofthe gallant conduct of Commodore
Edward Preble, the officers, feamen and ma
rineS Of his fquadron, which was read and com.
mitted to the fame committee.
a mefiage was received from the Senate no.
tifying their ayr ement to the confer ence de-
manded by this Houfe, on the fubie9 matter of
the amendments difapproved of by the Senate,
to the bill making farther proviion for perfons
that have been difabled by known wounds &c.
and have appointed conferees on their part.
The Houfe, then, according to the order of
the day, refolved itfelf into committee of the
whole Houfe,
Mr. Dawson in the chair,
On the bill making an appropriation for car
fying into effect certain Indian treaties, and af-
ter Tome time fpent therein, the committee rofe
and reported the bill with feveral amendments.
which, after being read, and conlidercd by the
Houie, were agreed to.
Ordered that the bill, with the amendments
be engrofied for third reading tomorrow.
Adjourned to o'clock, tomorrow morn
ing.
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ROBERT TAYLOR, or
CHARLES DUNCAN.
l.. eptf

WILL BE SoLD,to the higheit bidder, onth.
w Premles, on the third day OF April next, at
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 I'M
divided moiey Of all the valuable buildings thereon,
couliitng OF large three ftory BRICK Bull DING.
eighty feet in length, with fourtenements, twenty
feet wide and fortyfve feet in length with fire pla
ces on the firlt and lecond floors roomy garrets in
each, with large wheels fixed for hoing and lower
ing packages, &c. with difpatch and cafe good drv
cellars with fire places in each. This houie has been
lately built and in good repair; adjoining is well f.
niihed two TORY framed dwelling houfe, thirty eigh,
feet quare, with two good cellars, with fire places in
each for cooking, in the fra and fecond floors are
eight rooms and fix fire places-Alo, lma two to-
~ Brick Houie with four rooms, with fire places in
each, convenient for itore inall family ikewiCe
lnail wooden building with cellar, built for kitch-
EN-, and may be uied lhop alto two fables and
carriage houie. The buildings except the kitchen,
table and carriage houfe, are injured in the Mutual
lnlurance Company aganlt ERE in the Rate of Virgil
MA and the premiums paid The lots front the baton
on one de, and are bounded by Carys ffeet and the
itreet leading to Shookoe warehoufe, on the two l..
ther iides of them, and are as convenient for COM
mercal or other bufinefs as any in the city.
The terms Of lae, will be feventeen thoufand dol
lars in ready money, the redue payable the fifth day
OF Augu next, for which reidue, bond with approx
ed iecurity will be required 1t is deemed unneceHa
ry to Rate the great value of the above property to
thoie who rede in this city but for the information
OF strangers, the fubicrber bgs leave to state that
the aforeiaid property is Immediately oppofte the
lower part Of the balm Of the James river capa where
all the produce Of the upper country is landed and
to any perfon deiirous of carrying the eomm1ion
bunefs extenlvely, perhaps is hyperion any other
in this city.
WILLIAM AUSTIN.
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IT AS Jun received by the fhip Indufiry, from Lii
L 4 verPool, variety Of Japaned and Hardware.
2mongfwhieh Joiners Blackfmith's & Bricklavers
Tools f; quantity Of Eugliih Clue, Seine Twine.
Drum Cork and Safh Cord fome Nfullard Flour, of
hyperion qualty,in Bottles of and 5b each Travel
ling Shaving Cafes, with the very bclt Rafors Blank
Memorandum and Pocket Booksn great variety;
few realms Of eHtraGzed Wrapping and Cartridge Pa
per, &c. March s,--(zsw3wJ
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FOR SAFE
On credit of l months, at the Tagl. tavern, @

On credit Of months, the Eagle tavern, on the
25th March enfuug;
4 Certain tract or parcel Of LAND, lying in Pa
- trick county on Mayo river, containing $50
acres more or lei, being that tract lately owned bv
John Spencer and fold by virtue of deed of srua for
the benefit OF Dunlop, Pollok & Co. Col Geo. Penn
OF Patrick, will hew the land to any Perfon difpofe to
purchaie. An undifputed title with general warran.
tee, will be made the purchafer ON payment of the
money-undoubted leeurity will be required
PROSSER x MONCURE, V. Nj.
February 9.
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(ep, say

ME jit5jSri5er zsiSBes to lcIfbe HOUSE q LOTS
L i" l|ahiHmf6Drg 7obereOn be ycidtdtbe LAP yeor-
there a'eoHr acres ground, 7Oifb eo1orfabr d7yel-
Ing ana every nsea,y bog has ne4v rneglres, is
fH4fed in a" agreeable part etbs city, and SeGr TIE adj
0H"fHgf Of b4Oi4g excellent zoafer The ot 1betsr0s
are one BOyland doAayJ.
WILLIAM AHCHNDLISR
WihiamGHrg, Nayeb l2. (3tS,lA7O2m)
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CUMBERLAND D.e.,nL.,. C. ,noA

CUMBERLAND December Court, 1904.
IN CHANCERY.
WILLIAM CLARKE, Plaintiff.
AganR
JANATT RIsoN, Thomas LrooN &
THOMAS DENT, Defendant.
HIS day came the plaintiff by his attorney, and
Il the Defendant Janatt Rifon not having entered
ms appearance and given feoury according the act
of Aliembly and rules of this court and il appearing
to the iasfaction of the court that he is not an nba
bltant of fate, the motion Of the Plaintiff, b,
his attorney, it ordered, that the defendant Ianatt
Rion do appear here, the fourth Monday in April
next, and anfwer the complainant BILL and thu CO.
Ply of this order be forthwith Inherited in fome one Of
the newspapers Pubiled in the city of Richmond for
two months iuceelvely, and Pohed at the front do<
OF the Courthouie of this county.
copy, tefe,
M. WooDSoN, elk.
Feb. 90. ep2mG
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NATHL. MACON,
TIL: JEFFERSON.
CHOICE LANDs-FoR SIZE.


A DIVISION of the famous Saura own Iands ha
~ wing taken place between the heirs of lanes
Fark Farley, Efq. decd. and Col John S. Far.ey and
ms filter Mrs Elizabeth Morlon the fubcribers Ro-
bert Taylor of Norfolk, and Charles Duncan At RIOS
I'm, near Petersburg, fully empowered by the faid
Col FARLEY and Mrs, Morton, to dpole of their pro-
portion, containing 1882 acres which are iurveyed
and laid of IN eight ios, containing :rorz sec &c 2Soo
acres, agreeable to plots in the roieson of the aid
Duncan. The four large lots are Of excellent quality
each containing comfortable proportion of the rich
eft low grounds, which produce tobacco of the very
trt quality, as has been experienced by one of the
fubicribers, who lhpped it for number ofyears
Ihoie lands lie on Dan and Smiths rivers in Rock
ingham county, the borders of North Carolina,
about 10 miles from Petersburg and Richmond. As
there fedom luch lands for iaie they mutt be an
object to thoie who to purcha(e fuch as will pro-
duce iine tobacco, hemp and ima grain One third Of
the price mutt be paid in ready money, one third in
twelve months and the ether third in two years. the
purchaer giving bond with unexcep,ionable iecurty
bearing intere from the date if not punSually paid
Thoie who with to purchafe will be fhewn the lands
by Doctor John c. Cox, living at LeekfviIle, near
Rockingham Court-Houe, and the terms made
known by
ROBERT TAYLOR, or
CHARLES DUNCAN
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-03-21
NOTICE.

HE election FOR Co,nmon ComciI-nqen qvi
l. take place on TIE 1frR Wednf/aay in Abrii
next, IN tie different WarGS Of thi5 city, to q0it
In Jsfer/0n Ward, at tie Court Hone-En Ma
dion Ward, at the Eagle Ta7,ern, and in Mon.
roe Hard' at the bOyle occupied BY Mr.. .9ames
OgifUie as an academy.
]. WHITELAW,
SerJeant Ot'tbe City ofRicbmona.
1nareb IL. (15tzvnaJ
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-03-21

JUST RECEIVED, and for fale at the Office
, of the EsoUiRER, a few copies of the fol,
lowing BOOKS:
Moore'S Hnacreon,
Life Of DoHor Dar7oin,
Report If the Trial or Lord Headfort,
Graydoa'J DigeR offbe LazO5 offbe u. Si1fes,
Terrific T'raa0rafion,
Voiay'J Vie1O tie United States, G'e. lJr.
February S.