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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-01-01
MEL M'COULL has received his FILL
IN SUPPLY OF DR1- GOODS.
Nov. II. ept IF
FARMING DIE NURSERY.

I HE SUBSCRIBER bas FOR Sale, ta. .5> pr
J"i Ggoa, at bis Mr55ry, adjoining roe BoyoGel IF
NogjoI,
10000 WORKED FRUIT TREES;
ConGaiag Of APpr5, Peaches, Peryy C5-yri-t, hricot,,
Pi"76', Meetarirs, i5e. i5e. sie&sa from Oh e~t Of
IBIS rsaft tiom TIE NDi:yi- 70 RE Nortb7rs,4, 9 ov
Eng'za He Rofe,s tar f6oc 7vGo 7yrrt 10 pun
ebst 7rW BE- t;J.d 7pib t1e goodrsG gfb- Jnh tyer,
6e'rg bnadredorff. He bat a5o fer ir 7uae
tity q Lowbnydy and Bayas@ Poplars P,d- Of Ckias
ie 7oifb large a6orment # 1ap Roo,, i,as,tc fbyce
vars ago from LOndo~, and 5eamjy Vari:g7te4e'
all eoioays.
BA1LOR HZLL.
December Is. (ep!f I'm. 4:
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EDYEP7'ISEArENT.

z GREEABLEto decree of the county of King
! and Queen-wi be fold at Mr.. John Miller's
Tavern on the 18th day OF Janaary next, one TRACT
OF LAND belonging to the enate Of Thomas @.
Rowe decd lying in The County aforetaid, containing
about $50 acres. The land lies nre miles from Tap
Pahannock and feven from Dunkrk, this land joins
the lands OF Col. John Hofkins and the Rev. Robert
B. Sample.
ALSO-v;ll be f1ld on the l4sh day Of faid month
at kng ami Gucen Court-Houfe, il being court day.
Seven very LIKELY NEGROES belonging to the
fad enate. Twelve months credit will be allowed
tbe prrchaers for the Lard End Negroes, on giving
bond with approved feeurey to the
COMMISSIONERS.
December 22--rs,yN
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NOTICE.

4 LII se5snf indebted 70 tie Aa.s firm Of BUCIIA-
n NAN, DUNLOP g co. Of PtferJ9..fr, RO-
BERT POLLOK Z co. IF Eiebaserl, 4.aa j. YIN
LOP, POLLOK e CO. et' 4a4ansbefey, are 5ers5y
No.isa Lat Ja0si D4giq3, .a!s Payts=r in tie a5age
e,.eeya5, bz5 G-.sme 3ar.Ltr Of he onte4ang debt
s5eg eo.Askeyoe IL pi.o make azyzsent TO Mr., s5a
Tomskus reading in Ris5ssoa5, tie a5eyi6er reldfag
ia PesgJy, ze5o alone authorized mate collections
and grant diti5aps5-Sas 7VN be iadj:rim4at!y so0s-
ageaeeI agai all zO5e DO aake paymea: bre TIE f
Of february ne*..
30HN DUNLOP, attorney
For T.4HES DUNLOP.
Pets55arg, No0. Is, 1905. Pg
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C. O " D ITO ~ S.

/. The ENQUIRER will appear twice
week....During the felton, of Congreis
and the Virginia Legislature, either
third paper or supplementary half
fleet, during the week.
II. Terms of payment FIVE DOLLARS
per annum, in advance.
III. ADVERTISEMENTS, from thofe who
do not fubicribe to the paper, ihould
they not exceed fquare in length,
fhall be inherited for (t1entr5t;ve cents
the frtt time, Efy cents for each time
during three weeks, and for every ad-
ditional infertion tbirty-tbree cents
long ones in the fame proportion.
". SUBSCRIBERS fhall have their adj
vertitements inherited for ffty cents
the frlt time, and t6irty-tbrre cents
for every additional inicrtion.
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7. TOMpIZINS

D ESPECTFULLY informs sb9fe concerned,
N that be has remo1,e9 tire books md paper. of
The late concern Of Robert Pollok y Co. and Dun
iob, Poilok s. Co. TO a nezU Brick Hoyjs 4snr
tie Bafu, and Arei7ly obboGfe to tbe Scaie-Hor!G.
;,1,55rrr ne mas jar JAR, izizv pipes Of OH
CCGNI14C BR AND1r, et.(iPerior qualify.
December H.
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WHITE CIiIMNIES.

ME .j4SGr:bsr svjGe5 TO rent tb, 7a7,e,'n and
4 Storr HOyjf at tLiJ place, either ahogstbe,
or .EparateLy; The rig6ifty Of fbc Rant .j55 q
Tavern and Stcrs IS qvsH knozvn by ,qaup the
/a!a5rity Of The air and tbe quGH.y eftbe zyate,,
are snexcepiionab!t. PETITION may be .gi2'ep on
tie " Of January nest. For tcr1lJ Hb,5'g 10
FRANCIS G44LVHV.
WJbite CbinnieJ, Dec. I s, lso4. (e3st)
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Sa,ss at auct.un.

~ o'clock on the premfes, for approved negotiable
notes in the Bank Of Virginia at 90 days,
OK VERY VALUABLE LOTS, known in
- Ouefney's plan the Academy or Theatre, lots,
No /, 4, s, 6, q 9, the i;,uation of which is infe-
ror to very few,f any lots in the city CT Richmond.
The plan may be feen at the Office of the fubcribers.
PROsSER So MONCURE, " Ms.
December IS. (tds.
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auctioil SAFES.

THOMAS TAYLOR & CO.
IA ILL III ture sH at toe Fore occupied BY M ~
wv Haaeoef q Go. on Wedr.j2ay'I in eae6 7ps.S ;
AL 1T tJeir 9tfes, on TIoaays and Fri5ays .s jak
De-. /, leO4. eptf
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BROKERS' OFFICE.

HE Sn5jfsiber b, qpe"ed Rral.,s OFF,, sbasf.s
L TIE Union Tare5a, auI oVey tie Cogrtiag-boaf of
Tbozai and A7.2s LadH iii 6yfssG eoafAal TO him,
sViX Be tragEl5'el zvi:5 Cria fatsiy.
THobz-tS NORYELL.
Ot?ober s. If
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NO IL c E.

WYE the underfgned partners in the late concerns
w of BUCHANAN, DUNLOP, * Co. 1t Pc
terfburg, of ROBERT POLLOK, * Co. at Rich
nlond, and OF DUNLOP, POLLOK, * Co. At Maa-
chcaer, have fold to Mr.. James Dunlop, our late
partner in faid concerns, the deots row due to- and
outfandngat theie difIere in
debted will therefore pleaie take notice that here
after payments to be made only to the iad Mr..
James Dunlop, his attorney attorneys, and to whom
thoGe having claims againA thefe concerns will apply
for payment.
DAVID BUCHANAN.
BY ROBERT POLLOK,
biz dtioyNey.
ROBERT POLLOK.
Virginia, Petersburg, Dee 6, 1904 (eP3mD
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MONS: FOLLY.

EsPECTFULLYac quaints the .ade. and Ger
a L ternen of Richmond, Manchester and their vi
entities, that he intends Offering for appreciation,
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II co NCERT O z

VOCAL 9 INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC:
On 1'ueiday Evening next, abe Firf of January 1906
With the aiiitance of MIR. Hopkins and others
~ For Place and Particulars, Zoe Bills.
December 2S.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-07-06
FOR SALE,

The FARM ON 1ohach 1 hue,
CONTAINING between and ooosacres
y ! Of level Ii and, well adapted in general to
,.c.;ye the Platter OF Paris as manGre---on the
nof road from the City Of Warrington TO Port
Tobacco. and about miles below Piicataway.
On !, is every neceGary building, plenty OF ex.
cell.nt fpring water and pump at the door
fruit trees in abundance and great variety, an
excellent kitchen garden, ievcral clover lots,
fome valuable low meadow ground, and wood
and timber to lait many years. Perfons wlihing
70 pu,chafe, it is prefumed viii view the preniif
IS previous to any contract, and therefore fur
ther Description is unnecefary
HI fell the land, it hall be given up to the
purchaler IR January next-And previous to that
time, will fell -
All my moveaHe Property 6 CROP
made, NTH Jonne fen exceptions.
: Being extremely in6rm and unable to manage
fam, my Object is to retire to Tome town or
city and fpehd the remnant of my life.
The terms of fale will bc--One third OF the
pu1rchafe money in hand, one third at the end OF
"a months frsa the day of fale, and the remain.
inp. one third at the end Of two years, with legal
interctt thereon. Bonds with fecurity, and a
Lien on the land, will be required.
George Lee.
Charles County, May 4. oswtf
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-07-06
Fancy Japan & Gilt Furniture
siSls 'ssssf,geR Do ors be4ases t.
So 13aPb a,sef,

rTSEiE fabferib.rs intending to eaablah ma
nutaesory in the above hoe in this town,
a,trr ,hen,ielves that they will meet with that
encouragement which the Grm aud neasneis q
their work will sntisIe them 60, as they warrant
il 70 be equal TO any imported.
7Iey will ayO keep on hand.
kaudlome aiIortnent OF cane teat, rum oof-
tom, ana Windsor chairs, lestses, fecels & VIA "
dow flats, card, pier, and rea tables 'aoies,
writing and work aands, candle and hfe lcleea's
.wsfh hand and candle Rands, bedfteads. bed aPd
,sr;n8ow coosaisnss, and every article or orna-
mental Fanfare made TO erder,. by
Finlay and Cook,
Who fraue prints, drawings, and needle.
work, n the nsssef manner. i.
I.,kewile sexecnte coachs fga and ornamental
Painting, 81 the lhorseR notice. and at the mott
Erdaesd places.
Apriiy3. cost law
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-07-06
.UEns;on Chsab Bread Mannfaetory
Oppo6te the Market,
Adjoining flames S. Scars, Royal areet-
ALEXANDRIA,
MII TAM J,OVEIJ,.

by WlLLl1if15 sLCHyLLL,
vino begs lesvsto inform the Ladies. Gentle
= men, and the Public in general, il this town,
that on Wcdnelaay, the drf of May. ne will
!. commence baking; where they may beiup.
piled with BRED Of the 6it quality and
lound baked, on fucf temps never before of.
fered in in this place; as follows:
TYNE eightcen penny loaf for 10 cents, nine
II ,pcnny loaf for 10 cents, four pence half
penny loaf for s cents and, for the convenience
Of thole whole family or circumstances will not
admit. of L2aGE BREAD, he will make the
three penny loaf two ounces heavier than the
weigh, ,Axed by the CLERK oftbe Market. as d..
reGted by the Corpsrasi0n 70 that the, labouliog
man will be {erved on as good terms as the fner
chant. The BEST sUPERFINE Flour tor houie
keeping at frozen cents per pound, or fifteen
pounds for a dollar, Thole Ladies and Gentle.
men who with to be- regularly anpplisd az their
own houfes, will ibes ebliging enaegh 10 fend
line as 'abexe,which will be attended TO. Greet
al2sqoan.e to fellersl of Bread. To prevent any
misunderstanding the above terms are CASH, un..
lefswhere Rated credits are agreed on, and ,hofes
iate expected sto be regularly paid the profits
being fmaA..
N b.. To Tayerns, Boarding .houies, and
large families, there will be an Traditional faving
Of ten pc, rent in buying LARGE LoavEs in
preference to SMALL.
April &c. d
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-07-06
IT ALSO PROPOSED TO EXECUTE
PORTRAITS
or Mr.. and Mrs. Wellington,

On faller feae, IS inches BY II; executed ~ Inc
fams procel and viii be ready for delivery at the lame
time, on labicrptions Of -Four Dollars ana FtY Ssnes
Ths orE 70 produce the mott correa hkeneses OF tnis
amiable couple, :. r5c,adss
bys Hotel, for few days, who viii receive r,oPd
tion, AS this copy is ordered 60 be lent 70 kieasao
loon, another viii be foysarded nDlcfosas b whom,
inSSsribsrs nav aiio ercsr their names
The Arsia preGimes that the tecres art OF poiy-
,rSabs pa;nt;nq IS known only TO himfelt IN che y.
State. hass tsTsveed from the earchnas to- IN Maa-
eha!tts without nng MATER Of e y TINS a'
ogni paintings may Os mss,p.,s' The polysraphek
o.re Of the two when eonpared togs.er' IS the
MOI brilliant, and the nature Of the presses eann9s IAN
rendering Il more durable In fine the whole IS 10 ea-
@ and Seatfl copy that the mind loi' 10 s0n'se
,ure as TO the method in which it IS executed
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-07-06
Valuable PROPERTY for Sale.

]
IN. f,bfcriber being deiirous offemoying TO tas
weae,o country, offers fol. fale, the folloYla'
Tr,a, Of LAND, in Fairfax county, VIZ.
! ginia, viz.
! The Traa on which he refides, con-
tanning about 74o acres, miles below Alexan-
dria.i and within one mile of Patomac river, IN
an agreeable neighborhood /; the, htuatlon plea.
FAINT and remarkably healthy; the land level,
and we'll dapted to the production OF Indian.
corn. wheat, and other finall grain, The I'M
provemen,. are, a large and commodlou s dwei,
ling houfe. two tories high, 81 feet long and
IS feet wide, with four rooms and a paiiagc on
= aoor 4 piaza nine feet wide on each front,
the full length Of the hooie, and an excellent
cellar under the whole houfe divided into tour
rooms and paGage; good Kitchen, meat
houie, dairy, ice .houfe, and every other neeel.
iary building, all in good repair, with well OF
exceilens water; good garden. apple * peach
orchard, and about 40 acres OF excellent timothy
meadow, and as much more may be made at
very fmaIl expence: ALTO, an overleer.s houle'
negro quarters, granary, &c.
One other Trad, containing about
1870 acres, s mites below Alexandra, divided
into two farms fufGcient to work or 10 hands
on each: The buildings on thefe farms conitt
only OF overfeers, houies, negro quarters, grsna-
ries, &c. There are 40 or 50 acres OF good q.
notify meadow we'll encloled, and great deal
more may be made at ,traing expence the
and very level and fertile, with an abundance
of timber. This traa is allowed, by thoie who
know it well, to be equal, ii not tlPe'ioT' 10
sny traa of the came extent in this part OF the
country. Ii will be fold entire, or divlueo, IS
may Be found moR convenient.
One other TRAD near the lait men
toned one, confirming 4oa acres, rented to se-
pants at will comfortable portion OF which is
level and the foil good. There are on it, two
or shree beautiful and commanding tituations tor
buildings, and meadow from which one OF the
tenants fclls FROM { to 70 tons of hay year.
Another Tract, Of about 325 Acres,
Q or 70 miles below Alexandria, through which
the ftage road leading from thence to Richmond
pafIes: This would be an excellent fand for a
tavern, there being none at this time between
Alexandria and ColcbeRer, ditance OF 10 or
is miles: Allo,
: One other Tract near the laif, Con-
tanning about 400 acres. Both the laft menti.
on.d tracts are likewiiie rented 10 tenants at
will i; they produce good corp, wheat, and other
FINAL grain, and there is on each Of them con-
tGderable quantity of excellent timothy meadow
in good order, from which the tenants fell great
deal Of hay. For terms, apply to the iublcrl-
Der, FIVE miles below Alexandra.
Thomfon Mafon.
Nav "a. Iaw6tt
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PniIaDELPHlA, JULs I, 1895.
lPoLygTabasck Painting.

tTrfts art 20 long kepr lecret and excludyey prac
rifei by the Polygraphick Soeiety IN LONDON, IS
s in sha pSfFeiioa Of Ctzea Of the United States
fsey arrived tram Europe; who Prspofss 20 execute
Nv ,5ftriptou. so hualred copies from an original
Aiarorcs Painting in rhe Shakespeare Gallery, New
YorS. By permi.Ecl OF the ProPriesor: being
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-07-06
q TOsBEs LET,
The HOUSE on Fairfax-ffreet NJ

IS The. HOUSE on Fairfax-ftreet now,
occupied by Mr.. James H. sHooe. PoaeGlon
will be given 6 che hra Of July. Apply to
Mt, JOHN TyekrR, Of Alexandra. The va.
want LOTS on King, Columbus, and Walhing.
ION ltreets /; the LOTS on the Mall, lately ad-
verified ffor faIe or any other Lots belonging
to the f9bfcriber, for fals by him., on reafohable
terms. 81
sa. Stephen c9oke.
Lcelbarg, May q. law
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THIS IS to g1ue Notice,
May "a.

100 " ~ wv
'TsHAT the iubtcriber, of Alexandra county,
in tn: dittria OF Columbia, hath obtained
from the Orphans Court Of isid county, letters
Of Administration on the pertonal ettate OF MT
lien Ramfay Wyen, late ofthe county atoreiaid,
deceafed ): All peslons having claims againa the
.faid deoeafed, are hereby warned to exhibit til.
fame with the vouchersthereof, to the fublcriber,
ON or before the 10th day of December next !;
they may otherwife by law be excludes from all
benefit of the faid ,eifaie.
Given under my hand, this 18th day of
June, 1906.
William, R amlay, Admir-.
N. b. All perlonslindebted to'the above eitate
ar. tcuueRed to make immediate pay nent TO the
:ad,rinittrator. 90 izaw%m
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~ Il SH AZ G 4 @ N

Supported by LlBEN1 II viz 4 Ucs anu Jooi'SE'
viz rUEis hoiding the ernOem OF the reward ne me-
rited. In she rigat Of he piece, AMERICA, charae-
erifed as orgnss is faced IN pentive Polture,
ias,eusing her scfs Ia the left is PAINTING sarnei
10 HIS FoR9, for fabje& worthy of her art, who Is
stuppoied TO anlwer,
SO TIER !, noss usyt zp51tky tbas ffgsaiagtoa.
The whole forn,iag more en5lsmaSieal tribute TO
The memory Of that great man. than has yet been oer-
ed to the public. -.
To thois who eReem his public tervees and ms private
worth and TO inc patrons OF improvements ~ the e
ar.s ths work is dedicated. Such as are already iut
nited with different engrayngs on this ubJect VIII,
i = hone l find room tor the pre-ne underta sng,
when ,nev con6der, that it viii be Pain !lHii and
tks deGro new executed by process WHICH renoers
i more durable than oil painting It requires no
slafsshat While their prints cantain PernaPsa tal,t
rs(emaance only this work affords corfect hSeheis,
with me addition of tx beautful aegorieal rs ures-
Pie price alto is reducedf 70 as TO eaie
merits, no objse -, -
Subicrip,ons. at Eight Dollars each, payable on de-
livery (Which is little more than che price 0, an en-
or VINO of the came ze received oy conrao 20.
S,oktellers, Philadelphia; Robert Gray, Aiexanaeia
Rso;ne conrai and CO. Capitol hill City OF "Aih-
iossop an generay by Booksellers shtougaous the
fJ,; viii pleafe TO return their ouoicrptlon pa"
per. 70 sorai and Co. Philadelphia, previous Co the
irii Of November ncx., when sne WORK VIA o. resuy
. for delivery. :er.,,;rsd
Frames will be procured, Of any pattern ii required
on tie moG moderate terms,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-07-06
BREAD-BAKING.

FREDERICK 7KO o NES
sDEGS leave TO inf5rln the citizens OF Alexan-
ID dria, that he will, on Saturday the a9ta
iuttans, commence baking BREAD. OF wheat
aud rye loaves Of every delcripstnn. ana on as
good terms as any IN town. He returns ms
thanks 70 his former cuaomsrs and the public IN
general for paR fayors, and Will THANK them ioi
their cuforn again.
June 1S. ooteoos
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Mmfcal Ighqment s. Cabanet
MANDATORY,
In Primes, ssar Water qrset, ALEXANDRIA,
BY Holm SELLERS;

..g5 BY John SELLERS;
w yIIO, begs leave to inform the ladies and
wv gentlemen Of Alexandra. and the ada
cent towns and country, that he builds and re,
pairs church, chamber, and barrel Organs alto
makes aud repairs HstpGchords, Piano Fortes,
organized and plain, and has on hand, for fale
9Violips, Flutes, Flies, Reeds, Strings, sc. an
afortment OF Muhc, conGfipg of Songs, Sanotes,
Duets, inGruesions for the different iutt;umsnts.
He alto Offers his fervices for timing the above
'inifruments on reaf5nable terms. ANY orders
left Attic above place will be thankfully recsived
and pnuausily attended to.
= &s- A feady Cabinet Maker, be-
ing good workman, will meet with encourage,
menf BY applying at the above place.
May s. d3t-.law
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-10-11

A few days fince treaty was hyned at VIM
cennes, by WIN. H. Harrifon, governor of the
Indiana territory, ON the part of the United
which the United States have acquired right
70 all the country fouth of line to be drawn
from the north eat corner of the VincennestraGs,
70 as to Rrike the Indian boundary running from
point oppolite to the mouth of Kentucky RI
yer, fifty miles from the Ohio river-This tra6
contains about $4,000 acres.
This is an intereting occurrence to the welt
ern fettlemcn.s. The purchafe connects the
counties of Dearborn, Clark and Knox. The
Indian title, except fmal tract of the Pianka-
fhaw claim, is now extinguiilied from the Mia
mi river TO the Milifipp. The Indians are cut
off from the Ohio, excepting point of twelve
or fifteen miles, Immediately below the Wabafh.
The fettlement of Dearborn and Clark, is rapid
ly neutrality-suspicious. are crowdng IN along
che Ohio from the falls of the Wabaih, and from
thence to the MifIfiippi; Knox and the conn
ties on the Mi1ifiippi, have recently received
comfortable increafe of population. We now
have the faireit proipe6s of foon poilefilng num-
bees fitii.ient to authorize formation of a fate
government, If Congreis viii content to f:nali
aheratiOn in our ordinance. IL is believed that
Congrsls viii not dfent froma icheme that will
la 10 advantageous to the inhabitants of the ter
,inells will not be 70 FAR influenced by local or
party pre;udices, as to decline the acceptance of
sn arrangement that will place them On the foot
i'g CT :, tcc and independent fate.
VIlce,ines paper.
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EPISRAM.
III a corr reid for King g Queen county. at the

1T court reid for King g Queen county, at t6e
tcR"t bogjs on Monday THE 9tb Of Sept. 1905.
UPON AN INJUNc ZION IN cHANcERv.
Richard Brooke, Plaintiff.
Againf
Wallace Iohnfon & Muire &c Robt Price, DTS.
MS day came the plaintiff by his council,
1 and the defendants, Wallace Johnion and Muire
NOT having entered their appearance and given fe-
cnrlty according the aa of aiTembly IN fuch cafe
made and provided, and the rules of this court and
appelrig to the fatisaeton Of the court that they
sfe not inhabitants OF this commonwealth. On the
n'o."n of the pllintifby his council: 1t is ordered
nat e faid defendants do appear here on the fecond
Monday i'll November next, and anfwer the bill of the
p'ait'f ard that copy of this order bcforthwith
t'ier'cd IN fore public newlpaper publiihed in the
cry of Richmond for two months fuccefIyely, and
roi'ed at the front door of this court-hsule
A Copy, Tehe, ROBr. POLLARD, c. c.
Octoocr II. (F PM
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TALUABzE ES7HBL1SHMKW7
FOR ShLe


rHf fubfcriber beng anxious to retire from bu
4 iineis, oilers PoE SALE the OFFICE and FsrA-
n'fsBdEN'r OF TIE REPUBLICAN. T.. ftua-
IL IS wei. worthy the attention of printer win
{" carry on the bunels with certainty of Gain.
he preie.is annual income OF the office is betyyeep
add 5000 DOS. and rerion of iudu1ry and perre-
ysraht- might add conideTably to the emolurnents
ah'tio'I 10 this the honrihing Rate Of the town
o Petersburg, and there being but two PRINTING. Of
IN the place, point the certain profpeet of a
Sfsat ircreaie OF printing buGnels aud that Of the
TOR profitable kind. The terms Of fale will be 70
Acco'r'nc dating as to enable any perfon of pru-
eta.s aud economy to- pay the purC hafe money
"0h tie pro'is of the office and as the Gub(criber
- attsIniihef TO quit all buinels Of falc can be
affected :he price will Re lels than any Gm;l,r
e'siiii'fmont was ever sold for--beine vyilliny TO
Ease htt'e more thn The a. ua eoi Of the materials
" VIII no c,ib' appear iurprifDg 10 many perfons
s1" any one at my time of life mould wifi to re-
jNf1iIh TO advantageous f:ustion. To fIch I
81 ooy ohferre that though Young in wears. an,
"" IN n'f7rtones' and that thcy have been o. fuch
mature as TO produce determination to friend the
't79h0er ., ny days in iomc feque lered pot, with
81. any win Of ever being heard of again. have 4
IAi.'ency to enable me TO do this and there is no
?eI'on nov, who has any claim upon my exertions.
But notwithiisndng theit couGderatious. fbould a
g." rot take place prior to the fro November next,
20. du'y winch owe 70 my patrons will induce ME to
o,ice al tnoagh,s Of fslling after that period. Ia
' mean t'n7, ihaii nc glad % receive the favors of
r.Iy frienGs acd ne public svfuaL
Fdriher nformst;e7 usy be- had upon application ..
soer PerloIaiiJ Of oy letter. (poaage paid
THOMAS FIELD.
Yctss!5urr. va. 9Th oco5er, 1906.
!" f5s f7ff afs " one yecy aai nine iz0ai5s. 1soiE
''5 frete5@ 'ysw @efoo sasiqJt e9a6,fs (5oB ~ H..
1l.s~' ct joa6I z7dfs,ee etii1rs7.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-10-11

10y Virtue of Deed Of 'f'rpft, executed to us by
{ : Thomas c. Armlrong, to iecure debt due
by him to Thomas Miller Of Powhatan, we fh,ll on
the 18th Monday Of November at Cumberland Court
hou'e proceed to FELL to The highe bidder, for cath,
a TRACT OF LAND, lying on the waters Of APP
ponlattox, in the fame county, and containing three
hundred acres This land IS extremely fertile, and
has on it houfes to accommodate fr,aIl family
The land viii he thewn ~ any perion di'pofed to
purchae, ny Mr. 1ohnfon who reflrs on it, or by Mr.
william Walker i'll the neiehbourhood. 1.
SAMUEL SHEPPARD,
TEOAIES CRANE
Oaobsr H. F3ty.