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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-05-10
To Mr.. WILLIAM TAFF 4:

u MR. w lLLl[AM arr
TAKE NOTICE, That on the 10Th day of Tuly
4 next, at the Tavern kept By William Montague
in the county of Enex, ia proceed to take the de-
petitions of Iohr Montague, William Montague, Leo
nard Jdckion, Spencer Clark Thomas Palmer Robert
Palmer, Travis Taft, Beverly Cloudas and Rachel
Cooper, by virtue of commion iHued from Elex
County Court, in a lut therein depending in Chance
ry, in which you are Plaintiff and am Defendant.
PETER TAFF
Enex County, April 80. (ep4w)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-05-10

with Boots or Shoes as well as if they were on the
iPot.....~.A-the length of the Boot...C-round the
Calf.~.Dthe pitch of ditto....D-round the heel and
initep....Eround the inGler..G-acrofs the ball Of
the foot. Fix the heel sgainl perpendicular, and
flick knife the end OF the great toe-fet down in
figures the number of inches and quarters in the diff
terent mealures. January |. ep;f
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-05-10
JUST RECEIVED,

ANo FOR SALE BY THE SUBSCRIBER,
- OUR hundred pieces Houre PAPER, Philadolph;,
Beer by the barrel, fnlall quantity of fin Gua-
lily Ecw-Eug'and Cheele; alto 100 barrels Corn.
EDWARD HALLAh.
A~ri, Co. I1awe)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-05-10
VALUABLE LANDS-FOR SHIE.

VALUABLE LAN)o--FOFI ~ /iIB.
, WISH 70 cH RILF SEdPE ~ tie DiEra.
Z SzYar;S Company-a3a, SHARES in tie Sanai
sm HD1s9ar!r joana, to EAzabetb river.f, third
sftbree 1yc1Ts Of LIND, !yirg M,!ct,c'"d ,i9s,
rerr Sgsot, tor three aef; amosn6Gg in the 7v62i 10
6osf 200 Any iegfaa inclined 10 pareb4t, nay
beitornsi tie terms Of ie BY directing litter to t5s
hiVigg near Tie Ps..t. at Licy's Fore d.
senayi- county.
FRS. WALKER.
March 3O.-(2aw6w.
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TO RENT.

Z HRIF fuall tenement, convenient 70 the ca
pii"l, two Of brick with four rooms in each
and one Of lels fze, Of wood
Vim. PRICE.
wno MAS ToR sALg,
2 fne mules years Old
April 60. e14,.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-05-10
FOR SALE OR LEASE :

I HAT large and convenient TAVERN, lituated
4 in the centre of the town of Lynchhurg, at the
corner of the Areet leading to the courth oufe and
jail and not more than thirty yards from BOTH opTo-
fife Lynchc's ware-houie and the freet leading from
the ferry in the laid town. The Tavern contains
four rooms anda bar the fGR floor, including two
very large futable for ball and dining room,
with iliding partition to the ball room. The ccond
floor contains fix rooms, the fize of the ball room
and the Others iuable for lodging rooms, with an e-
ccllcnt garnet. This Tavern has large portico the
full length of the houe, alto good dry cellar and
well oppofite the door, together with a kitchen,
linokehoule, dairy and fable with twenty-five falls
therein with ipacious garden and yard leading to
the fable. Other Improvements will be made to
luit the purchaier lealcr 1t is deemed unnecea-
ry to fate the grea. value of the above property or
fay more as 20 the advantage arfng from 70 centrca
AND eligible land for Tavern as it is pre(lmed no
perlon would be inclined puro,,afc br eaie the a.
hove property without viewing the preruifcs, there
being doubt but ;.sy would be better fatisfed az
ter e ing the convenient tuation, than any iuforna-
ton they could gct from this advertisement. a The
RAJ credit viii Be- given aay peron defrous Of the
purchaie or ali ady1ntag sOu5 leafe.'
FOR further particulars apply to William Rolc iun.
Richmond, the fublerber, reidng about three
miles from Lyuehburg.
SAMUEL SCOTT.
April 20.
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aurtinn 9aIes.
THOMAS TAYLOR & Co.

THOMAS TAYLOR s Co.
EETILL in future ItN at h. Rare occupied BY N. W
w Haneoei u Co. Wsdretaay's in each rvsek !;
sri a. fbeir office, Tasfays anil Fridays IjaaL
De-. 1, 1904 eptf
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FOR RENI

IF rarye White HOUSE ~ Tocteus. Tor.
merv occupied by Mr.. William Fenwick and
7 wards by Mr.. Dravtou Craddock For terms
zT7'yto CALICO, RICHARD = co.
January II. Of
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-05-10

Il I AXES Boots 81 Shoes
1F1 to any pattern or fafh-
ion, equal in point of Ma
TERIALs and WORKMAN
SHIP to any in general ufe.
~ Imported Doors and
Snozs, of the fira quality
and newell faihion, for fale.
-. Gentlemen at 4 diff
lance, who are difpoled to
forward me their meafure,
Z by paying attention to the
annexed cut, can be fitted
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-05-10

We hrge only {,
and as thcrc may ~
not exaGly tally u
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-08-26
mo. II.l

WaEmgfon, Feb. 3, 1905.
DEAR SIR.-Again is the union of hon.
eft men triumphant. The acquttal Of the
iuPreme court ia fennfylvania is the fure
harblnger Of the downfall Of Duane, and
Jacobinifm in that fate. Had the Judges
been copdemncc, articles Of impeachment
againit governor M'Kean himfelf were al
ready cut and dried for immediate uie.
After the mott frong and Gifgraccful
congregational debate ever known CT four
days duration on the Georgia claims, the
friends Of esrret4 prineip!t5 have prevailed BY
irnall majority, in the fullef houfe we
have had this iefion, ayes 63, noes ss.
MIR. Randolp ph has delivered feveraI phil
hPPlcs more violent than thoic Of Rober-
pierre in the bloody times of France. In
return he has been called by republican
iPeakcrs, an ape, a monkey, nanderer,
caiumniator, madman, an ambitious po-
pular leader, defpotic demagogue, popu
lar tyrant, &c. sc. He has accufed the
poitmalter general of CRIMES and mifde-
meanors, and that officer has demanded an
enquiry into his conduct. I fhall move to
confine the enquiry to the charges exhibited
to MIR. Randolph, for | have afcertained
that if it lhould go to bis whole official con-
duct, federaliits viii unite with the violent
republicans upon the quefion, and he will
mott ahuredly be condemned. My fpeech
which will foon be publilhed. exhibits
clearer view Of the Georgia buGnefs than
has before appeared. Col. Lyon obfcrved
in his tPeech that he was "grateful to his
God for having given him the face Of
man, and NOT that OF an ape or monkey
Randolph had called him a Jackalll and'
that ''the head ofthe gentleman from Viz
ginia, was fuller Of political projects than
Don Ouixottc's was of wind-mills, cahics,
dulcineas and all the Pomp Of knight erran-
try" General Staunton of Rhode Thald
fad his vote would not be influenced By
the :" wheedling of ifcophants, or the
frown oftyrants." The northern members
are treated By the junto with the mott fu-
perlative degree of contempt aud inlult,
beth in ard out Of doors.
lam Er, with refpea and eheem,
Your moi obedient fervant,
JAMES ELLIOT.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-08-26
.Jh1 4zekks

/. nu5liihe1 every MoSDAr, by ADAMS s JERKS
= the PrintingOfhoe, Nc Z, Fih-ltreet, Portland,
where subscriptions, Advertisements, Communica-
t;ous. sc. are received with attention
bsre lubc-Ibers who receive their papers tie Or
fee, or n packages by the mail, will pay owE DOL
IA and lIErY cESTs year being cheape, thaa
.rv 7sorr Of this Gze Publiihed IN New England
cb.-.bars in town, and thOfe who have their papers
f-sIed fepara;ey, and forwarded by the mail, will
be charged Two dollars
The Gazette having the mott erteniive circulation
NJ z1v paper IN the Drit Of Maine, It viii be found
peculiarly advantageous for our Adverti1ng friends.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-08-26
3aoliticdi.
COPIES OF LETTERS,
FROM
ThNES ELLIOT.
Ne. 81

W ohL1HgEtNs IIE%tb Il, IoCSs
DEAR SIR-Of Col. Lyons " plans
know nothing-I VIII tell you the truth but
not the whole truth about certain " dcGgns
againf the contribution" Perhaps 1t is
wrong to call them dsfgn5 mott of thof-
who entertain thofe views are honeit they
believe we have reached the age Of political
perf19ability.
I. To carry the election of prefdent to
the people. How will this affect the fmall
itates ? Take Vermont and Fennfylvania !;
Vermont gives tx electoral votes Pennfyl-
vanil 70. Carry the election to the
people and the weight Of Vermont relatively
t. Pe1niylyania is but fraction more than
as a to I8-2 Reduce the period for which
fenators are elected to wears. How will
this affect the fmall ftates 1t will render
the fclators lefs independent and in time
the mere tools of the large ftates Something
# this kind is already dilcoverable A re-
publican Of diitinCtion has been heard to
i9y that Virginia might as well fend Sen
ator5 and Rhode liland none as for each
TO fend two. :, Limit the Office of Judge
to FIVE years, This needs no comment.
ihall always be devoted to the caufe Of
liberty but am decidedly Of opinion that
the union Of the vait territory and heterogc-
neors population of our country cannot be
prefervcd under lyitem lefs energetic than
the preient contribution. The moment
when we have added a world to our empire
is a very improper one to ieize for the pur-
pofe Of rendering our government almof a
perfect democracy. Yet fuch views are en-
tertained b our fouthern and Pennfylyania
brethren.
The nomination Of Gov Clinton was
made in tecret conclave by four or five
members great while ago. It's part Of
the well known Virginia plan always to
give US a prefdenr from that fate.
Col Burr, has many refpeaable friends
in both koules, but i was necefiary to fet
him aide for the prefent. Virginia COM
nanded and i was done.
/ am Sir,
very RESPECTFULLY,
Your friend and humble fe-vant,
JAMES ELLIOT.
P. S. Both Judge Olin and myfclf have
experienced much difficulty in voting for
the impeachment Of Jadge Chafe-We
fhal probably be obliged TO vote againtt the
articles, as they viii charge him with ten
times toe much.
JAMES ELLIOT.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-08-26
1eoftrp
81 MPATRr

YES, let the infer count his gold,
And toll and fcrape to fwell the heap;
Say, can tie heart that's winter cold,
Of wealth and fruitful pleaiures reap
Say, can the fOui. in feif that's wrapt,
The blifs ofPure enjoyment tate!
Ah no I! when feelings chain is fnapt,
How void the heart, how drear the waiie
Was It for this poor creeping thing
To pine within gIded cage,
That nature gave thee power to wing,
The piercing thought, and read her page
Does Che near whiiper in thy dream,
"The wretch who loves himfef alone,
Can never drink Of rapturous Rream,
Or conlcious warm exiltence own"
The fweetest joys which health can give
To light pale wants lack-lultre eye
And aid the toll worn mind to live,
are joys which thou CAN'T never buy
Then count thy boards OF filming gold:
And toll and lcrspe and fvell the hesp;
The heart ike thine, that's winter cold,
No fruits ofwealth can ever reapi
Oh give to me- fweet natures right,
The balm Of life, ble1 liberty
And the warm throb Of foft delight
That Thrills the foul Of fympathy.
Give me, oh, HeaveA the power to heal
The wounded foul Of linking woe
Give ne the bofom quick TO feel.
Affections puref warmeff glow
Give me TO ihare in Julia's fgh,
And relf my head on Julia's breaf
To ehaie the tears from Jula's eye,
Then LEI the miler take the rent
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-08-26
mo. I21

WaATEgts7, feb. 23. 1905.
DEAR SIR.-We have this moment XII
led Duane. We have taken lis excluGye
right as printer and aationer to the gov
ernment, and decreed it 10 the lowea bid
der, whatever may be his politics. Every
New-England member voted for the refelu-
ton.
A new daily moderate republican paper
is foon to CONNIE. &C at Baltimore. There
are already between and 100 fu5fcribers,
ths two hrft OF whom are Thomas Jeff1rlon
and Robert Smith.
Ever yonrs,
JAMES ELLIOT.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-08-26


Your notice Of the election of electors
was very acceptable. Mr.. Noyes is indebt-
ed to my activity and influence in Clifford
for his elevation TO public life, and he
knows it very well. Mr.. Shepenfon is fim-
larly circumfanced. Thefe gentlemen are
among my bittereR perfecutors. Father
forgive them, for they know not what they
do" They are poor and want Offices, |
am poor alto, but will never facri6ce Ell
ther principle or friends for the "loaves
and fiihes." fhall live and die the undevia-
ting friend to the rights of mankind. In
gratitude may afea my fenitilio, but it
cannot make me villain.
Your friend and humble fervant,
JAMES ELLIOT.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-08-26

II It's various branches executed at the Gazette Office
handlOmelv and with expedition.
4 general afo-rment of Commercial Court and ether
BLANKS, well printed, on good paper, conltantly
for faie.
Blanks, Cards and Shop Bills, printed the ors n
notice
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-08-26
(No. 81
Wal5ngfsn, A4ari5 10, 1904.

SIR, +"
In my lait intinated that the Rhod-If
and senators were coniidered as devoted to
the views OF Virginia. | meant no impu-
taaon on the character Of thofc gentlemen !;
they are upright and their coincidence
with Virginia perhaps merely accidental.
Iris Certain however, thar there are ma
ny modes Of republican influence and IN
trigue, Of which none but thole, who have
like US 81 view Of the whole ground can
form an adequate idea.
ours,
JAMES ELLIOT.
WaGington, NoU IS 1894.
NO. TO-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-08-26

JAMES ELLIOT.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-08-26
Da.si I5.5. Aggga 1905.

NOTICE IS here by given to the Creditors of BR ID
STREET HALE, of Portland, in the Diltrict Of
Maine, Mrchant, agaiDf whom Comm Zion Of Bank
ruPtcy has been iAued, that the conlmhoners named
and authorized by aid connifion and the Afignee Of
his Eaate and effects intend meet II the Office Of
EJ=1-zT 117y7, ~ in FI5 Street, P9rti-14 on the esd
cay Of the 9th Month next, II o'clock in the fore
il order make fecond dividend Of The Eitate
and effects Of iald Bankrupt When and where the
Creditors who have already proved their debts re
70 come prepared to prove the fame, they will be
excluded the benefit of fad Dividend
SAMUEL F. HUSSEY, ht-grss.
So IL lO-5. 1908
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-08-26

IETE the fublcriber5, having been appointed by the
Hon. Samuel Freeman, Efq to receive and exam
Ine the CLAIMS of creditors the Etate of WILLIAM
ELLIOT late Of Byzzgt in the County of Cumberland
yeonan, deceafed, reprefented iniolvent-do hereby
give nctice, that tx months the tvyenty-fecond
day OF May l4 allowed 10 iaid creditors to bring
n and prove their claims and that we flal attend
that ervice Al the Store Of John Perry, un. in fad
5runfwick, the frit and Taft SATURDAYS in each
month, from I'LL o'clock, afternoon, on laid davs
JOHN PERRY, Jun.
WILLIAM. DUNNiNG. Cor7sTll lorerJ.
D1tsf " BT4sfs0ict, I4tb THH-, 1905. TAr21
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-08-26

1ITEth fublcrbe-s, having bsen appointed bv
w III bon. Samuel freeman. eiq. Judge OF
Prohat~, 10 cTlmine the claims againG he cnaIc of
MICAH MONROE, late Of Brunfvlck in the coun
ty of Cumberland, dcceafcd give notice. We V 1t
ten1 he laij suinzfs the houfe ~ Iortpl Proc.
ter, innholder, Ia Durham on The frt VI. ndav of
Alguf, september, OCT Der and November next.
froM two O'Clock 10 tx p M.
FOSTER WATERMAN,
SECOMB JORD IN.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-08-26

THE fubfcriber hereby gives public notice % al
4 concerned, that he has been duly appointed and
has taken upon hnlef the truft of d1ainiArator on
the E1atc Of AMOS MOVES, late of Falmouth, in the
County Of Cumberland, yeoulan deceafed by giving
bond as the law directs He therefore requelts all
perons who are indebted the2id deceseds elae te
make immediate payment and thoie who have any
demands taeroon, TO exhibit the fame 70
HOSEA ILSLEY,
n. lSDE
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-08-26

DUBLIC notice IS hereby given, that further time
Of one month, from the date hereof is allowed to
the creditors OF the Eltate Of SAMUEL MERRILL,
late of oNorhyarmouth, the county Of Cumberland, 10
bring IN a-d prove their claims againlt fad Eltate
and tha1 We viii attend Mr.. CamPbells' inn, in
Fcre-ltreet Portland Receive the fame, the a
Wednesday in Auguff, and the frf Wedne1day ST sep
rer7ber next, from two TO ivc O'Clock. p NJ.
DANIEL TUCKER,
PETER WARREN.
PsrtLzaS, 1fsg. Iob, 1905.
THE fubfcriber hereby gives public notice 10 I'll
concerned, that She has been duly appointed, and
has taken upon hereIf the trua Of .dmnitratrix on
the eaate Of SARAH FREEMAN, late OF Portland, in
tie County Of Cumberland, decealed BY giving bond
as the law direct, She therefore requefs all perons
who are indebted TO the fad deceafeds cate to make
Immediate payment and rhoie who have any demands
thereon, to exhibit the fame TO
LOIS FREEMAN,
Drts5 dug. 15i5. 1905.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-08-26
E5togrqip.
Frem liz 5ferrimack E[:treLany.

The lubje e the pre!ent number i AZ extraor5ina
~ inance Of the folly Of de srtng from The ehabl-
ca order of iocety, sn2 IS c'nvincng proof, thar
when woman, from fpir of ercentrc pridc dire
CARDS and violates the moa ornamental and neceary
quality OF her Tex cl alty e purchais a. oser rate
her ideal enoynients She becomes the dupe of loae
deiignEg man, whS perhaps, under the nlz OF cor
Seaiaity, corTUPts her mind, and debates her perlon
Too late ihe dlcovers her error, and mo matter how
great her irmEeis and magnaniity1 experiencing the
ln5eciIty Of her pAolophy, feems to relieve heTelf
from wretchsj life, by Iuicide.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-03-02
Lands, Lar, and Css.af Shares
FOR SALE.

-. NJ n.,,,v the ewenty fifth day Of March
Il I'M :. exnosed 10 pub,ic sale. AZ the
F-,,,. Tavern. in he CITY of Richmond, in order 10
70. 49,. ,,,.,r,,.,e conccyn Of Buchanan. D,s,
i,as, S,o,n-,,,,y the ccIlovinr tratls Of land
&c. viz. &C Rim ,ratf of Land, sir sated;n the
county OF Campbell. ON the branches of CUB
| creek and Falling river, containing 2 500 acres.
bounded by the lands Of Hughes and M.R REYNOLDS.
l ziso, another traa Of Land in the same county.
on the waters OF Beaver aud possum cteeks. con-
tanning $50 acres. by a late and accura e survey.
and INCLUDING mart of u,ba, ;s called Coorer,s
mountain 6iso, Another traa Of Land in the
said county. on the branches OF Possuv. Rock
castle and Flat creeks, containing $50 acres, and
houndcdby Stercnson's Chandler's and Martina
lands. Also. Another traS, of and in said ccwn.
ty containing $40 acres. ON the head branches of
the south fork of Falling river. and noon the
south easr side of .onp MOUNTAIN. aud bounded bv
Onsby's. Fcrbes's and s,;th,s lands. 6iro. Ano.
ther traa of aud in said coun,v co,,,a,r;up 90
acres on the head br,,ches as rho sou,h forl of
Failing river on bo,h sides Of The main road and
hou,,sd hv he 7 ono -,,,,,,,,;., 81 p;rna'd
S,ith's land N.o. Anober nc 7 aud e;,,,
red on the wesfcrn branches Of Bufraloe creek. in
the county Of Campbell. eaninnng $50 acres. and
vy N',o"os 's'@ "s"'e =. "'ie' pas.
60 aer~,.s s:s.'..sl .ry n, So,
r go ~ Au s.'u.. s ~ Mson eou1.y, Nclu
'..s' $500. - SOLO ul,,'eI ai
.,,..ssa =. ..n.r- -. a'", ~, ~
| S,,.rl:. - Jasa 80. 1,',ss, 49, 49,
| H.. ~. ~ 49,, =; d. -
IA ..,,s.;.. :; ~ ~ ~ eo.''y IN
!, 49,. ~. - -. =,
81. go ,ns'lA' =" we neso
sc,se r,,re =, lee. 80 IL e., 49, 49,
H,ghss ~ p,,.ta,,., n,,'la,s - III In
i, ~. .,,,,,,,. .,..., p..u!.,. 70 eSosase
rono 49,. ,,aeN, a. ie'ui'!
r;r,' -, 80 par. !" 'h's es-s'
hair scres s;,a,,d vsS ..v s"e . eaen
Of New on,lor ON ,,rs ave- - a. I'LL
i ing house. 5iso. LOIS No az ard AZ :, cid
town. containing S acre. adjoining tho above hall
acre lots, whereon barn and Other ont houses
now stand -jlso, Lot No. III, situated in said
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-03-02

10Y ylrtae of . deed of trust cxecu-
Up led ioShe snbscsiher by lanics Fessnspn. OF
inc county Of Buckingham, Tor the poposs OF
securing a debt doe 10 Brown. Murphy & Color
the spin Of seventy five pounds Eve shngs and
eight pence, with interest thereon from tho TWEEN
~ rs.ssd day of April eighteen hundred & three,
and tie expenses attending the execution OF this
rrust-- VIZ, certainly be SOLD. TO the hishess
bidder. FOR ready money, on Saturday the TWEEN
,y-,hirsl day of February ncxr. ON the pt:cises'
at the house OF the above named James refsu-
son. in the aforesaid county OF bucAinsnan'
CERTAIN TRACT or PkReEL or
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-03-02

DY virtue of a deed of trlst executed TO the
II subscriber, by Edward Gather Clarke, dec.
and Molly his wife, which deed bears date the
2o,h Of October, 179o, and is recorded in Henri
CO Office, 10 .ecnre sum of money. due to 6yrd
George. Of Hcnrico county. viii he exposed 70
SALE. to the highest bidder. fcr cash. on the
preiniscs, on Saturday the ninth day of March
he
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-03-02
Notice.

he Subscribers having put an end 70 their
= retail brs'nsss. request The debtots 20 tS,.
firm 20 ro7rc forward, without loss % tire. ~
have ifgir 7unts adjusted, ana to par VIZ,
ray b doe AZ grca, Indulgence has seen siresdg
gwen, .rrther cannc., reaso1as.y be expected -.
the purposes of setting the accounts, and rers;,,.
sns payr'er,. Those rho 90 not par, or giye
safisfaqgy aFtnsauceof paying soon. mast blame
sl,cmselves ir suits are insuiust against diem.
LYLE = M,cREDIE.
Maschcsser, FEB. 4sh. 1906. IN
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-03-02
LAND,

Containing six huass-ei and seventy.iorr acres
and bounded by the lands Of George Burks, sen.
Toseph c. Miygnson, Joseph CnbeIl. and Col.
Srnith--Also, bay Mare, yoke Of Oxen. nine
head of Cate, and Feather Bed. or so much
thereof as may be sufficient to discharge the a.
bove debt. &c.
VIII also be sold. 1t the above mentioned time
and place. to the highest bidder, for the best
price thar can be obtained, in ready money.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-03-02
To John Magec,

Il hrrso7 nor residing syifhin me common
qrcqifh Of Virginia, and havins no EgoSgq
aecaf or 0rofNey Lhercin---
rT-txs Sortcg. that by virtue Of commission
i.sf,ing out Of the court Of chanccyy for the
Jisrsia ~ Richmond. in = suit depending in the
said court, wherein am plaintiff and you are
defendant, the dispositions of John Cray, John
Woo5sga AID Chapman Stewart and spndry O.
cher wxnsfses viii be taken a. thc Sion Of Ia
thanieI Dardriige. near his dwelling sorsc. n
the eSinig e Hanogcr. on The twentieth DAY Of
Mardh next, and thai u necessary. the sail tors-
mission will be adjourned overto the Dist snt al
dayi ofshat months The dispositions 50 10 be tax.
sn, 70 be read N evidence in the sad case.
John Harris.
fsp. = iO5, T4w'J
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-03-02
Pripatc Entet11lnme,,L.

TT'lIE subscriber has taken ises> offive yea-s,
i for the we'll known and coFnmodcus house in
the city Of Richmond. long occupied by Mr. Rich.
AID Crooc,i. which is siiuate on The street leading
from the main s,reet by the Governors, and is
near the venduc store OF Prosser and Moncure
lie is provided with al excellent stable, which
shall be constantly supplied with forage of the
best quality, where he will receive Horses az Lii
very, and the utmost attention shall be paid to
those horses which may be committed 10 his care
The long experience which the subscriber has
mad IN dis Kind of business. and the general sa-
iisFatfion which nc has given TO those who have
favcsed mn with Their Custom 1T Manchester ard
other PAGES, au'hosscs him 70 fope, thar he will
not only continue - receive lhe patronage OF his
former frcuds but likewise the countensnce and
FAVOR OF the Poblic at large.
ne also proposes 70 take in shout 20 BOARD.
ERS, on reasonable fess-s, and begs leave to as.
sure these 'yho may favor him with their pasron-
age, that every attention and exerlion shall &c
used 70 give entire satisfaction. And the sun
scrber also offers his services to sell horses on
ccmr1iss'on---In all cases where he rnry be en-
ployed 20 DO so. he will charge the owner no
more shas the aS,ual cost Tor the support Of such
hoYses.
if PETER MOsELEY.