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The H'isVrer and I'ieas Of Samuel chase.
Continued

As little can this respondent be Justly
charged with having by any conduct Of
his, endeayopred 10 Z" wrest from the iury
their indispulsble rigb, TO hear argument,
and determine upon the question of Law
as we'll rs the question Of fact, involved
IN the yefdicl which they we're required
10 give" lie denies, that nc did al any
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d / o NE E Is.
TsIstxtraordrnary horse

TsIstxtraordmary horse, in
as high health and vigor
as he has evsrbeen since his
arrIvai in America. withstand
the ensuing season Amy sra-
BILE. three mites below Rich
mond, on James river, and
: 49, -,
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-as>->>1s Azsse cover mares ~ Fifty ID oi,ars
the season, TIC money 10 be seDs with the O. area
or One Husared Dollars by ins,isanee, the mo.
ney for the insurance be pa'i IN q :tober. and
rrrurned in ever instance whsrc the mare shall
not prove TO have been in sosi, {: xcept me bro
Psrty sba be changed) and all mares 70 D;.
orned lssr season, which nrovsdnot 10 nave been
IN fOzi are AZ liberty come THIS season gratis
Notes Of hand for the insurance will be expected
10 accompany the rnares The season commen-
srs ,te lsf of March, and ends the LIST OF August.
Tic pastures and Enclosures are good and Sc.
sure the stfiaest attention viii DC paid all
mares particularly those IN fo,,i aud those with
colts vino shall have Enclosures suitable 20 their
condition no responsibility for escapes or ac-
eidcnts.
the great sire. sgure and performances on
sac turf, aided 10 the high prices which his colts
s'mm1ni, gives him decided superiority over
any stallion in America.
To say no'hirg OF the number Of his colts,
who won in 1898, (the Hrst season they appear.
ed on ,b- tarfj which greatly surpassed (,n nun-
berJ those OF any other horse. although he came
20 America many years after several stations OF
high fime--'n ;s)s We find Mr. Tayloe's Ham
hntonian winning FIVE times Mr. Hoorncs's Peace
MAKER four times, Mr. Seldcns Lavinia thee
sEn-s, and Sing four times, tdr Wyllie's Mask
tw'sc. Mr. Bats Florizel three years old. win.
nan two sweepstakes. which produced his own.
er 1000 dniars, and many other gosl racers.
Mr. Ball has refused for this colt 5000 dolars
--Han'intonian was sold in May last for 2c0o
dollars Peace Maker was sold in October last
Tor S1OJ dol trs--I.ayinis IN Noysmber for 200
aud 300 refused for Sting
PEDfGREg.
DlOMED was got BY Florizel, ZONE of the
best SOM oi King Herod) mis- dam nv Spectator
s,s1er 10 Juno. (the dam of Dragon and Young
,se''I,se) hts grandau (sister 10 Horarius. BY
tS,enk u his g'c7t grandam. Feathers dam. and
fn'' si5ter 20 tie grandam OF Cygner and Bios
som. by chiidsrs. out Of Miss Belvoir. by Gre,
Crantham, Pager, Turk, Betsey psrcival. leeds
Arabian. MIf'RS Szr r,gN
Tree Hi. Jan. 5ih. 1895. ,v4s.
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) TWENT'Y DOLL,fRS EEw1eo

uN away from the subscriber in Ruck;pr.
= pam county, on Tuesday he 18th FebruarY.
anegro man named LYMAS. well known n
the town OF Manchester, aged about SO or 80.
much pitted with the small pox, with .c., -
one Of his checks, rather OF yeilowish corrnr
ion ne has relations near Todd's bridge IN Kino
Queen county, it IS likely he win cSdesvor 70
Set on board some vessel and make his escans
OF e'se make his way to Todd's bridge. His
c'o'h'ng when he went away was negro COZ.
ton coat and overalls. All masters of v.sss,.
are hereby forewarned Carrying hir, off =, their
peru The shove reward will be paid for nj. dc
"sI'y 20 me- or ten dollars to oon6ne him in jai
and give me information thereof.
March 9TH. 1905.
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HJGH COURT on IMfpK.4cIfMEJy-l5:.

10 be continued.
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Dollars l25,l55
trek e. rs.
May DC had OF George Tucker. Thomas Taylor.
ana a. Samuel Picasants. jF. in Richmond, Robert
Birchett, aud Watkins Leigh. Petersburg The
mas Newton, DIR Barrand, & LittIrton w Taze
we'll Norfolk; Hugh Mercer. Frederick.brrr
Henry Tucker, Winchester; Chapman Johnson
sta,niton; and IN all the towns in Virginia xns
in many places in the coun,ry
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Doliars. 10000

go. rai3a Dollars. 10000 :, -.
hext class, at 10 dolls. each; the price of all o.
theirs will be Is dolls
All prizes of Is dollars may &c renewed for the
next class, or paid. at the option of the person
entitled. IF they be NOT claimed withir three
months after the drawing commences. they will
DC Considered as renewed in the second class.
The drawing 10 commence inthe CITY of Will
',amsburg, on the - day of. --, under
the management of James Madison. John Brack k.
en-, w illiam Nelson, Roberr Greenhow. Burwell
bassest, Robert Saunders, Samuel Tyler. Cham.
pIon Travis. William Lightfoos. Li,tleton w.
Tazeweii, George Tucker and James Sempie.
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.dI' meeting Of me Conolissiosers of az
LOITERY, for the benefit Of TVIL.
LIAM e Mar CoLLBCE--1zarch Cd
1905.
ODD ESOLVED, 1. That all persons
| ~ who have Tickets to dispose of, exoep,
those who reside ~ Richmond, Norfolk, Peters
burg and Fredericksburg. be requested 20 for.
ward TO Robert Creenhow, ESQ. of Williams
burg. the Tickets which they have on ha nd, with
the money and bonds received Cor Tickets sold
ny them and thar those who reside in the above
mentioned towns, be requested TO forward only
the money and bonds r'ey have received.
That IN future, Tickets shalt not be sold on
credit
. 3. Thstpublic notice be gvenor the accidental
loss OF IL Tickets. placed Ia the hands Of a gen
te'usn to dispose OF. VIZ from No 534I 10
$3.50. both inciudedi that all persons he caution
ed against purchasing either of those Tickets.
and informed. that reward will be given for
me restoration OF them 10 either OF the commissi
cners.
4. That the foregoing resoluiions be published
three tunes. in the Argus, Norfolk Herald, and
Pesershnrs ln,eligencer.
Signed.
]. MADISON, Chairman
-
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. O M,

ISposTrp By mr.. Hoomes,
4fX3 = ofthe Boiling Green, in the
tIA@ fall of 1871. win stand az my
house in the county of Char
IT, akrzak-A lotte. two miles below Bibb's
49, ferry. and cover npes at Eve
guneasthe season. which may be discharged with
20 dollars paid BY the LIST Of August. when the
season WIN expire. Notes for. Eve guineAA win
be expected with the mares. discLargable AS a.
boye. HILLARY MOSELEY.
Charlotte. March LIST. 1905. t,>.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-09-13
FOR SALE,

a Ii the LANDS belonging to the COLLEGE
4 y Of WILLIAM and MARY, lying in the coun-
'ty oil k.og Wiliiam.-Tbefe Lands are in two fepa-
rate tracts, of which borders on the PaD,rnkey RI
yer, near the town Of New Cattle, and includes fenre
OF thoe level valuable lands between thar town and
Moncuen nillthey divided into feventy -four re-
nements, ionIe of which leafe for lives from,
one to three others under no leafe Pofeilion
of thoie under eaie, viii be given on the r day
OF January 1906; for tlioe under leaie all the Col
lege intesei viii be fold. ta,eInepr of the lives,
as well as the conditions on which they are lealed,
will be fhewn 20 thoie inclined to purchafe. The
Purchaier will eand niead of the coiiee and may A.
vail hiielf of any forfeitures incurred by non COM
Pliance of the tenants, with the conditions of their ref
Peetive leafes One fourth of the purchafe money
will be required the fri day of Janu ary next, and
the remaining threefourhs equal pay, ents, to be
made on the firt day of January, in the years 1907
1908 and 1900. with ntsreQ fyonl tie fri day of Ia
mary lso6. Bonds for the amount will be required,
and the Purchafer, purehaers, can have little ON
making the hrh payments, and granting Deed of
irut on the land with ielinsailhment of Dover, to
fecure the three laf payments.
Ii not ditpoied Of private fale (in which cafe
notice VIII be given) the called the lower
college, either feperately united to fut purehafrs
will be fold publicly OH the frft Monday in Oeober
next on that tenement occupied by Mrs. Hughes,
and thoie or the upper college like manner on the
ieeond Monday in November, on tiiiat tenement oc
euP'ed by Mira. Drury, as atavern.
VIM. COLEMAN, .
Agent Tor the College of VIM. s, Mary
september g.. 3w.
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MUTUAL INSURANCE OFFICE,

Rie6mord, Ssps. STD. 1905.
VIE members Of ,l,e Mutaa' -iaruranee Company
as,ainft Fire on Goods and Furniture in the ilatc
of Virginia. are hereby notified that feeond fun quo
"a is found to he neceary and hereby called for
be paid by each member Of this company to the cain
icr general on or before the drG day of October
next.
The members Of this company viii be pleafcd to
take notice. that al who fail to comply with this re-
qnifitsn will ceafe to be injured after the day fixed
On for the payment OF the iad quota until payment
is made. And in order place this initi,ution 4
refpsaabc footing, it is deemed rcceilary motion
immediately asaint all dslin1asr,sfo that no indul-
genee Esed be expes cd after the rt day Of October
nezt. BENZ. DU-VAI., P,etefuf
~ Tlrttiaft,. set5e IVis.bsarr Gazette, ALtxan-
SriS 1Ffse,sjs. MSst,k Ledger, Pisejsare Latslgen-
to', Frefyitbeaxg Rrrr0, Lyee6ta,g Gasefte and
seaatau Rsatrv arers7sedfo Pusi6 he ab,pe adver-
tsareat d' fse If oe'odcr, and snd tbeir bills ex-
frnte-to ne prisapsi 4srrs, Jtsryu,zarf.
Sept. 10. 70.
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THE RRoAD.RocK FALL RACES

WI CO. ,-'u-r % EoTdcy, .be7b day Of Os7ober n.x.
tit hrd Gay will be ran, tn. greateA and mot
x interefing match race run in America, be-
tween Mr.. John Tayloe's horie PEAcs MAKER, S
years old, carrying isibs. and Mr. Balls colt Flo.
MEL, years old, carrying lo6lbs. running mile
heats, for 5000 dolls.
The End day--the Jockey Club Purfe of 400 dolls
mile heats.
The Sd day--,he Proptietor's Parfe of 200 dolls
mile heats, carrying weight for age, agreeable to
the rules Of the Jockey Club.
The money run Cor each day viii be placed in the
hands of the judges
There IS ALTO 10 he rum after the great match race
the fame day, another match for eco dolls. Jingle
nl!!e WM. BALL,
Proprietor Of the Field.
~ The uiaal toll will be collected at the gate,
each day racing. All perfons are requeGed no, tc
bring their dogs the field during the races, as they
viii be lhot Without reipeSt to the owne.s.
Broad i2o K, September 10, sos
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]. ABERCROM2Y.

Prejs'Jor Of Monc y DAsciNe. Mte from
C6arieJfon
i2EGS leave TO Notify that ne has taken rciidence
- IN this city, in the Upper Rooms of Mr. Vanet'.
new brick houie, Shockce Hill, above DR. W;lCon,s
APorheeary shop, a remarkable peafant fituation
where he intends opening
SCHOOL FOR DANCING.
He teaches the Mnuet de Ia Cour, Coti,I;ors
Country and Fancy Dances, fy,enaticaliy--Will Al.
tend families as Intruor for the Violin, Piano Forte
Guitar and to give inifh to mulieal education Inv
tile aeeonPanyment of the violin to regulate time
grace and d'reet the voice, 10 eenaly rerefary 20
iueh as with to ezeel in thoie COMPLIMENTS
Terms made kuown on application.
W Days Of teaching, wednef.a5s and Saturday,
~ oeioek' StPt6. 2t6<oaw9w
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TO BE SOLD, FOR Cash.

Am requeaed by David Pa,telon, Iunr to expoCe
for faie, as trufiee the whole or 70 much of the
property IN the truR deed conveyed, bearing date the
9th February, 1904, conGaing of the following
iiavss' viz JACK, a lad, Tom, a boy, KATE and her
three Children, BILLY, Sally and HENRY; Sucky.
and her two children named FANNY and JzrrERsoN;
as alio MOLLY, girl; IN order to fatisy debt due
rom ia,d David Patteton, Junr to Benjamin Hatcher
asreeabiy to the tenor of the faid deed which lnIe
VIII Certainly take place the 2sth day of Septem.
Der next, at the dwelling houe of the fad David Pat
teion, III the town of Mancneher.
r., GEORGE MccREDIE, Trgaee.
Naaehelfer, Auguh Is. (eptds)
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EUROPEAN 5nteIIigsntr.
LONDON, Juiv o.

His maefy's diforder in his eyes is rrppoGed
to have been cdnfed by being expofed to the
duff 10 much lately, in the Reviews which he
has attended, particularly at thofe in HYDE
Park, which, from the conftant ufe of rrooms
and other perfons exerciting horfes there, il has
become, In many parts, as bad as barren heath ,
and s!tera little dry weather, and a brig wind.
the duil is intolerable. In confcuuence Of his
Majety's afflietion, well as the Inconvenience.
his Maiefy gave directions to the Duke of
York, for regulations to be adopted to prevent
thoie difagreeable circumstances in future
His royal highnefs, in coufequence. commune
Gated bis Majeey's command to Mr.. Bdwer,
the Park-keeper. Yefterday the practice of ex-
erci6ng horfes, &c. there was topped for the
firf time. TheP Park is to undergo comfortable
alterations the holes IRE to be filed up 4, the
barren parts are to- be covered with freih turf !.
the whole to be bufh narrowed, and 70 be kent
IN good order, hmilar to that part near Bayf,ga-
ter wall. Ro,ton-row, and the Road. to be left
tor the enjoyment Of the public, as ufi,aI.
The Cataract has extended TO both eyes. and
an operation NUT be performed.
Government has received advice, we uoaer-
daHd, OF the capture os the Hannibal. > Soaa;I,
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ROBBERY AND INTENDED Mui, DER ;
100 DOLL IRIS REW<5RD.

= RE fred for the apprehension Of my negro
= man, loses, who this day made an afiaul,
upoA my life, and after giving me feveral dangerous
perhaps fatal wounds, robbed me and eltaped on my
hori-, leaving me ienleles the ground. This dar.
ing outrage was committed on the road leading from
tured tae he has proceeded to the latter place ON HI;
way to Norfolk, where he is well acquainted :; bs-
wing been long employed il my, veGe which com.
monty traded between Richmond, Willian,iburs
and NorfIlis. O
Said MOSES is about five feet eieh, inches high,
about thirty Years old, foutiy made, and generally
OF cheerful, imihg eountenance. tIe has a fear
t'ink, I'ear one OF his eyes, and wide mouth
The above eNaEd will be paid to any perion who
Gall deliver him to me in WILLIAMSBURG or one hall
thereof will be allowed for iteuring HIN in anv
jail of this Gate.
HENDRY COWAN. near WaGasganyr.
September TO- (st4wO
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7. II. FASBFNnRp

LATELY FROM CHARLESTON, C..
~ ESPfCfFuLLYi gfo,11J NE eitiznt ejrRie5,qoyk
= and lis 9ieiahy, that be has ee1nea,eS ME-
ElSTCH-MAKING baJia,j5, In NE Bopc b,los~;,y :,
Mn JeIediab lillian, adjoining DR.. Fon0.e's h 10,
0ay Tpairs Vae6rS 6aiaIes eDe,y a,f iJsy esv,
zion, d7aR'fsrs bingfJf from he fjsE,l7sn 7t5;5 i,
Eavs !" c6drl5s" e 1pbisb Place be q0as ,rEdof us-
7oarf tt'Fe y'ays 10 attain af s,e efenbe bai,oy-
az yvlieb be 7OiN eadsaVaay Z, merit.
~ !. II. FAsBENDEE, bas on 5aa1a eLoiee ons,,.
ae1'1 JEWEALER11, (ani deiiy exsss7sa 6i,t5g,
(Hsrt') 7e6'eb he 7oiH ZEN ioVvJ or sgt5.
Stto1ber o. Up 4qo
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FOR SHE,
A TRACT OF LAND.

HOUR miles from town, adjoining bye-road lead
i',g to Four-Mie-C Creek bounded on the S. by
Corneliis's Creek, on the w. by lands formerly be-
longing tn George Nicholion, on the NJ by the
lan'is OF Robert Craddoek, and on the E. by the
lands OF Nathan Whiiloe and John Hague both dec d.
This land is hyperion to any III rs vicinity. Tie
timber 10 inferior none, and the prairie is uxrant
in the produce Of gratis.
It's my belief, that tract 70 near town ,pronifes
10 fart rennunerate apurchsfer. who would deco.
rate 1t with the Decenary improvements.
would referve one half lot of this ,raa, con.
iecrated to the remains of former occupants.
Thoie dhpofed to purchaie, will pleafe cali on the
inberber, at the Office Of the Enquirer, or address
him by letter. TROAHIS sURLTNT!
Riebmor6 dugnf 80.
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ERGKOES &c. FOR SAFE

By virtue of two deeds of truA, made and eye
eh'ed By Samuel Garlek, Of King William
county to me- t1t one for the Purpofe Of faving
harmless Mordeca Abraha.:is of the ftid COUNTY, ,yb
'eods bound as iecnrity for the fail Samuel. in a
ftbt due 70 Owl Row, ard the other for The purpoCe
o' tecurngthe pdymenr off, debt due from the f,;d
S'n'oeI to Joan Temple of King & cueer-I p,sll
e;ro.e i'r ia'e hr r>ady money at KIM William
CouTt-hoafs, OF Monday the SO.h OF this nrelent
non.h two negro men Zone Of whom is Young likel,
end vaiuahir) likely ard valuable Young negro wo-
man. and ch!d' and large, elcgant and well bred
bay mare, rilinB. five years old.
BEVERLEY ROBINSON, Trraer.
September 10. (,dS
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THE TREASURER

or the Broad-Rock Jockey Club takes this method
~ t" inform thole deiinGuent members. agreeable
10 an order of the aid Club, that he ihau ad ,srfs
the of oe who fail to pay w their dei.orsn.
ties to him MIR. VIM. Ball, wlo is authorized 70
receive the fane He hopes they viii be pointed in
paying mp their fubfeription the firm day of the
Broad-Rocl; races
THOMAS CIIEATIAM, Treafurer.
September 10, lsC5.
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\ AN authorized TO fell great bargain in the
HOUSES and LOT formerly occupied by Mr..
John Roper, as Tavern, Rockets, which Is no w
~ complete repair and # privately difpocd Of
viii on Welnelsy the Isth of September next r-o,
coed to fell the fame at public auction, without re-
ierve,fbr ready money JOHN PRossER.
<fa5u2 so (tis
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TO BE SOLD, FOR CASH.

Am requeited by David Pa,teiou, Iunr to expofe
y for iae, as trutee, the whole or 10 much of the
property m the tFut deed conveyed bearing date the
doth Gay OF April iait, eonlising of the following
ilayes, viz. JAcK,a Iai, Tom, boy, KArE and her
children, BILLY, SALLY and HENRY SucxY, and
her two children named FANNY and ;EsrERsoN;
as alto Molly, girl in order to fatisfy debt due
Rom tine laid David Patefon, Janr. to Lyle and Me
Crede, agfeably the Of the fad deed which
tale VIII Certainly take place the esth day of Sep
tenber next. at the dwelling houle of the faid David
Pattefoh, in The town of Maneheler
JAMES F. LErTCH, TraEee.
Manfheiter, Auguf l6. (eptds)
HE iubicriber, anxious to difcharge every iuft
debt which he owes, will u, the fame time and
piace offer for iae for ready money the redue If his
property Tor the benefit Of his creditors coniitin of
HOUSEHOLD ard KITCHEN FURNITURE F.
two good HORSES and iundry o.hc, articles.
DAVID pATrEsoN.
Manchester, Augph Is. (eptds)
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NOTICE IS HEREBY- GIVEN.

HAT the Common Council of tie City of Rich.
4 mond will at its meeting on the third MONDAY
IN this month, proceed nominate to the Protectors
of William and Mary College. fit and proper cha
rAeter to iueeeed Mr.. Jchn Wood. late Mathematical
Surveyor CT the faid city, who has reGgned.
BY Order Of tie Hall,
ANDREW STEVENSON, c. c. C.
Sept. 6. st
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FOREIGN NEws-vIA NEwvopr
From fbe London Star, of 9,zr O

Letters have been received from Holland. IA.
=" ueiday-they mention, in general
a.. =; 81. .he aS"Vty which prevails on board their
80 e esei, out do not allude to an early,
period for its faiiing-on the contrsrv en- .h s..y
port, that NJ. SchimmeIpenninck. npr,oTs ey 5 re-
ring the hummer, to vifit North Holland ths
iielder, the feet, &c. '"e
nc ioiowing Ultimate of national exoenceo
mas been laid before their high uioh,inae:." IS,
tne grand penIionary, for the Esven rerna;rin!,
months OF the prefent year unproyided for. .ni
NV IT. infant was voted as follows,
Cs,ero, o1,,;:o F2orinS.
Foreign department 1919
Marine 4oo'9oo
Army s'1oo'olo
Home department 90 90,
Rivers and dykes o'otI
Ssaports ZSS'486
469,269
No.. Total, 52,5oi,56o
muF,'' II Us ftated, is TO be viceroy of ItsIv.
anu oahCett', hitherto French nriniaer IN ~.
,"" Ie !uohc' IS 10 be Administrator general
ia. "h p'".'nee, win the fame powers rs with
Piedmont. e"'"' Eie"ouin
ln's Gay the emperor Napoleon, King of Ia,
", arrived at Legnano, between aod o - e..
a a, He Immediately mounted ON ho,fe.
DICK and infinitely infpected the work. oo;n,
on On a. tne tortifications of the city. we were
.vu l, 70 nope that he would enter our gates at an
e"..y honr, and great many of our inhabitants
S Tkni OUT OF OF. Georges gate in the morning.
,'ra s ."." wnlch was almoh continual, did not
prevent their perieVering in their erneas,;,o
aud when his maieNy arrived az in tbc cSsn;n
ne was welcomed with the unanimous nIang;,s
~ great number of people. f'-1''
- ner rnalefy the emprefs entered Msntya. q,
me lame day, At 4 2. M. She wss received viii
.Iie 'raH'poFfs when her preface always pro.
-ro--v. VERONA, Jvre II.
o'morrow morning our aueva Monarch
YIN leave US TO go to Genoa. he viii 40, -
Mantua, BOLOGNA, and Paru,a..-It Is ag.-...i
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NE fuberiber will fell at Public Sale, upon the
pren,hes, on Monday the FIFTEENTH infant,
(serten,ber) for ready money, that yaluable IA.
VERNin Heurioo county, abou, feven miles from,
Richmond, called and known by the name of Crego-
~ Tavern with about two hundred and forty acres
o. land thereto adjoining, together with fundry
articles Of furniture.
RoCEG CRECoRT.
September G. (st .
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-09-13
PIcKLTNG VINEGAR.

NROCERS, Tavern-IIeepers and Private fam;l;s,
~ may be fupplied with viNECAR Of a vers
inPtrior quality, By the barrel, gallon OF lols guam
SKY and at an tnecainoniy low price by
HART s, SOUT'HGATF.
Ob3s6ie he Sesie Hsef.
~ --31 barrels Ncw-Yorl; prime (fal;-petred
PORK, by the barrel or piece.
Augult rs en2vS e Iary,F
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-09-13
MTLTTARY CER7TFIcA TES.

OR SALE, Certificates of this Rate, bearing in.
= te'et OF per cent. and receivable at the Tres.
Jury Tor all arrearages sases prior tothe year 1898
WILLIAM PRICE, Cah'r. Genl NJ. A. 8.
May 10. IT,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-09-13
RoLFING CLOTHS.

:. CoMpI.EAT aao-rmert Of ben Dutch BoLr-
e. iw3 CLoras, DIFFERENTIATION fale by
M. = b. MYERS.
September 10. feptf.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-02-15
For Sak.

WILL be exposed at butEc sale, on the
l2M day q March next, ct the s"6.
sc1ibey's Dwelling house in Charles
Te.un, 5eferson County, the fSAsuu-
ing Properly, Viz:
ONE set of Mahogany Northumber-
land Tables, one Breakfast ditto, one
ditto Desk and Book Case, one ditto
Bureau, one Walnut Dining Table, one
ditto Candle Stand, one Settee, one and
half dozen Winsor Chairs, four Fea-
Their Beds and Bedding, one large Look
ing Glass, one Marble fram'd Time
piece, two sets Silver Spoons, one ditto
Ladle, one pair Brass And-IronS and
Fender, a quantity of Kitchen Furni-
ture, one Negro Man and Woman, both
well acquainted with house business, one
Brood Mare, one Mich Cow, one ele-
giant GIGG, with Silver plated Harness,
with number of other articles unneces-
sary to mention. A credit Of six months
will be given ON all sums above two dol
lars, the purchaser giving bond with APP
proved security. The sale will begin at
ten o'clock, and due attendance viii be
given by
- JOHN KENNEDY.
February 8, 1905.
~ He wiA rent his DWELLING md
STORE HOUSE.