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Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-05-31
.Ttockb'iIge, (Nass.) Ab,H27.
ExTRAoRDINARY PHHNoMENoN.

On Tuesday the 9th instant, the in-
hsbitants of the north part Of Afford
were alarmed by sound somewhat re-
sembling thunder, but much more in
tense than any ever experienced in this
part olthe country.
Those having prospect and imme-
diately turning their eyes the direction
from whence the noise appeared 10 pro-
coed, were astonishe d to behold a volume
Of FIRE to appearance hit or ten feet in
diameter, issuing directly from the
earth, and to the height as was suppo.
sed of $50 feet, accompanied with vast
quantities OF smoke equal to that pro-
ceed,ng from large building on 6re.
Constant SUGGESTIONS of FIRE and smoke
of this description continued for the
space Of ten or fifteen minutes. The
cattle and other herds of the adjoining
field were thrown into the greatest a.
maze ment and constt rnation. The ia
mily oi Mr.. James Bloss, on whose land
the phenomenon happened, acc ompani-
ed by agreat number who had assem-
bled at call so extraordinary, immedi-
ately repaired to the place from, whence
the FIRE issued, but found, contrary to
their expectations, hat no eruption at
all Of the earth had taken place, but thae
the common rubbish scattered around
had been conveyed TO a great distance.
Let the curious determine the cause. O.
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DSDEN's FLEET.
MAY 90.

On SATURDAY. evening last arrived in
this port, IN : IavS from Port .aa-Prince
the folio NinS let under the command
OF CApt. Jos, n Lewis the ship lados-
tan, Lewis, # - guns, ship Leander,
Richard, OTIS srn', brig Dolly, Cow
per, of l2 g Ms, ship Diver Ellsworth,
Ely, and ST S ohrunia, Brumley.-
This Little s. IlIcon, thus armed in self
defence, his en- ALE to make itself 80
much respe cled in the West Indies, tim
no Prlvateer nor plate, French nor Spa
nlsh, have d red TO +tnol-+t them, altho'
they would nave b-en rich prizes Id
they been Captured, hl?isg on board
coffee, cotton AMI l0gw1oI, to the A.
mount Of two millions of dollars. This
valuable shipment comes to Samuel G..
Ogisn OF this city, a gentleman whose
spirit and enterprise VIII be as much
admired as it IS rewarI-I. Wait might
NOT have been don, had we an admins.
tration with wisdom AMI energy to Sc
cond and support the ent rprize of our
cStiZcns: inns in iiv,Iuii gentleman,
W. see. bus fitted out hcet nearly equal
70 h It which was sent 5y the President
OF he United States. tn first year into
All lie titerranean, not indeed 10 meet
our c1i ME $ in open and honoural1lr war
fare, bu; - watch the harHour Of lriPo-
Ii with the least competent force. The
consequence hrs been, that rupture
Whit might have BEEN brought to a
dose in s,ae- ST as4a, ard at tr;arhg
comparative expense. p"otrActed rom
year 70 year at a vast loss Of money,
while our fellow citizens arc lettto groan
in bon lagc. the prospect Of a peace and
OF their release bsipsas distant a. ever.
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From HANOVER, March I

! The diqde of the Eibe has burst II five
places, in the baillIwicks of Dannc nbetg
and Hitzacher, ninety villages have been
under water. The ruins Of DESTROYED
houses and drowned beasts NAV be seen
every where. The distress ofthe poor
Inhabitants is indescrlbahle. The ice
which the Elbe has carried towards Len.
zen, Wittenherg, HaveIberg, Tauger-
munde, Madgeborough, Nielsen, Dres-
den, &c. has done considerable damage.
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Norris,own, Nav 3.
MELANL'NCLT ALIDENT.

On TUESDAY the cOth ul,imo, about
ii o'tlo,k, A. NJ. two u"w der, mills and
two lrv-housrs ON Performer about one
MFG above Sumne>town, the property
OF Mr.. Daniel Smith, was blown up by
acc ldcrt. / hrrc men were instantly
Killed, ore hied alrw DAYS after and nine
or ten wounded tbs lives O! two Of
them are tIspaired OF. there VS. atthAt
time in the dry house a BOUT 200 pounds
Of finished powder and a nan Gagged
in packing, (Mr. Smith intending to
send it to Philadelphia the next >ia' ) ht-
sizes acOnsideratle quantity OF ""hnieh-
ed in the mills. What makes th;s A.
cident more particularly Distressing is,
that some Of those Who lost,heir IL, >'by
this accident. were men in ind'gent CIV
cumstances, and large families, one Of
which left widow and ten sinai Kill
dren.
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a father has any affection FOX a so2, -
dsmnify Doctor Elijah Barrett, who has
been near and dear friend to me.
P. S. hone tn meet on in thS king
dom of Heaven-my last pray ers are to
the God Of my existence: shall expe-
rirnce the awful realities Of eternity bv
the medium Of laudanum. II.
Ifyou possibly can, pay all nv debts
The embarrassed state of my a9AIrs,
the reprimand Of fond father, the signs
and rrproaches OF an indu'g@nt mother,
and the rebukeof an aged aunt, have SO
much hurt and distracted me, as to urge
me on to the deliberate act Of selt-mur-
der. My God! shudder to relate it
but in my dying moments | will not de-
ny the fact. Pardon me, oh God I! and
excuse me. oh beloved parcnts and re-
latives, and do not bewall a son and re-
la,ive unworthy of YOU. I can say no
more ! nv heart is ready to burst, m"
tears cloud my eyes, recommend my
self to God.
Dear father and mother, and J. r. c.
ifvou loyv( your son, indemnity DR.. Bar
=, TOIIN billiard.
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INTERESTING; ANECDoTE.

Thu DrcaGs Phi'osothi7ne, French
periodical work, contains the following
interesting anecdo,e Of a Young man and
woman, OF Franconville, who were born
blind. Their parents had given them
frequent opportunities Of being together,
that they might mutually alleviate the
melancholy situation of each osher.-
Their friendly consultations soon chan
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Old " cieh~d gross eighty one ard half
-A!though these weights may appear
but small when compared with the Eng
lish stock, yet when the scale OF I'M
provement between thetwo countries IS
balanced, and the subject considered
comparatively, and with due reference
to the progress and means of improve
men, in each, they will appear even res
pectable in the country the most distin-
gnished in the world, and in which the
science of Agriculture and Rural Econ
omv, has been carried to an extent un-
paraIl,Ited. Posse RISING a portion Of e.
very climate and soil, we may hope in
due time to rise to prominence in the
rearing ofuseful animals so necessary
to manufactures, and SO intimately con-
nected with agriculture the great prime
source of national wealth and individu-
al prosperity.
We are told that Mr.. Gusts, has had
awether on Smiths Island, atthe Capes
OF Virginia, to shear upwards OF ,hir-
teen pounds. which will no doub, cause
him to transfer some OF his stock TO that
place, where a vast range otPasture and
continual access to salt, have contribute
ed greatly to improve the original breed.
By the annual statistical table publish
ed at Washington, BY S. BIodget, jun. it
appears, that the number Of free inhabi-
TsI, c I
mounted in the year BOA, to 5000, 900
Il hat the quantity of improved land in
abe L. S. was 38,95O,OQO atrrS-That
the militia amounted to 500, 600, and
the scamen TO "a, 900 mcn-1 hat the va
luc Of imports was $1,000, 900 dollars,
and the exports 17,C99.O74 dollars
That thr hard Money in circulation a.
mounted to 1880, 900, and the bank
notes to lf,OnO,OOO, and the custom
house bonds and cash in the treasury a.
mountsG to 1850, coo dollars.
A gentleman who arrived in town on
SUNDAY from Calcutta has favored us
with the ptrusat of file of Calcutta pa.
pefs to the end Of November. These
papers ar. exolusivclv occupied with the
GrtAils of battles and the awful conse-
qurnc-s of wide wasting war. On the
18th Of Novtm tremendous engag-
ment took place at Deg between the
British army under the command of Ma
ior-scneral Fraser, and the forces of
Holkar, II which the latter were defeat
ed with the loss Of 1000 men killed and
drowned. Near 400 British troops fell
on the occasion.
/, is dreadful to think atwhat expense
Of human beings England is prosecuting
ambitious views. Thousands Of lives
and millions Of money are squandered,
apparently without rtmorse or rcaecti-
on, in acquiring and enIarging territory.
to who she Cannot even pretend right,
save the right of conquest.
c.. Z. Daily ASv.J
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PARIS, March u.

The Emperor has announced to the
different branches of the Governor his
election as KING Of ITALY; and they
have waited upon him with addresses of
felieitation. The Emperor has also is
sued decree, appointing the ESD of
May for hiseorrona,ion at Milan. The
different oubtic bodies, in addressing
Napoleon I. now style him 1" Emperor
and K:ag." -
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PH11.ADELM1X. Nav D

Extract ofa letter fro~ Es1oa, dated
81. r. hb'H g. =
!" Your nstionis not the only one at
war with the Barb,rAv powers/ The
A!Serineshave lately done much damage
to the Portuguese, in 'akjrg 81 vessels,
in consequence of wn1ch squadron
composed oftwo - gnn ships and six
trigates of a. guns, sail this day to
blockade the port OF Algiers, SC,
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EXTRACT efo letter fre". the American
Consular T'un!s, GATED January 1e.
A courier has arrived here from
Tripoli, who left it on the 18th instant.
He brings no letters from the American
officers but Mr.. Mason says in his let.
ter to me, that they were all well, and
in good spirits"
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Eatract efa private letter f1om Paris,
dated HIrch 8:

Plots and arrest are once rnore the
subject of conversation. The NJ NJ.
PolIgnacs have been transferred from
their prison to the Temple, and several
other persons have been arrested. Some
say that the new branches of the late con-
spiracy his been discovered. Others
pretend that it is the funeral sermon Of
the Duke of Enghein, printed at Lon
don, and privately circulated IN France,
that has caused these arrests. The Po-
lice have hitherto sought in vain to seize
all the copies, and to discover the per-
soRs who have circulated the article"
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EAsroN, lMd.l May Il.

The following letter was left by . Mr..
John Hilliard, of the Delaware state
who commenced the study of Physic i;
bit not making himself perfect in it pre-
vio1s TO meeting ofthe Medical Board, ,
held in this town IN April last, he was
hv that board advised to return to his
studies, as being unfit for the practice OF
Medicine-,hough he had been practic,
ing some weeks, from permit obtain
ed for that purpose, previous to the meet
ing Of the board. Finding himself re-
i:cted, probably from his own ifatten-
ton, he expressed determination not
to survive and on his way home he at
tempted to blow his brains out by piss
toll, which flashed, and was further pre-.
vented by those present. In giving pub
licity to the letter we cannot withhold,s
degree Of sy mpathy with his relations for
his untimely end and society for the
rash and unwarrantable act Of selE-mur-
der. wa
Eas'on, april, 1905.
DEAR PARENTS AND RELATIVES,
1orsi,e son, aIelative, whose in
attehaon and dis sipation, has driven him
TO eil-murder-nexer think ofme more
am unworthy Of your love, affection
or esteem, much less sorrow and re-
gard. Adieu-Wha, Cato did, and Ad.
olson approved OF, who can censlre. II
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NORFOLK, Nav IS.

Gun boats Nos. 2 and 9. from Ch7rle--
ton for the Mediterranean, we're ~pok, II
on Saturday the nth inst. by tn brig
Eliza, in latitude "a and Longitude -,
so, all well.
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Weight Of the Fleece,
IL los. 5oz.

Length Of the WOOL,
Extreme 134inch. in Ordinary II inch.
Gross 1vright gFthe Ca'cdse,
One hundred and forty pounds
The extreme length OF the animal from
the nose to the bullock, four feet nine
inches; the girb Of the body three feet
seven and a quarter inches and the
length ofthe fore leg from the brisket to
the ground twelve and a half inches
The above dimensions and gross weight
of carcase, were taken after shearing.
1t is intended to anoint him the pre-
sent season, so that hopes are entertain
ed that his fleece may reach Is pounds,
the ensuing year. This method is very
prevalentin Europe. -Four prime Ewes
were then shorn, bred by mr.. CNfts
from the imported RAN, upon the inn
proved Mount Vernon breed:
!. No. WrShtQfthr Fleece.
/ 7 ia lbs.
2 = Ia do. '.'",','..'
3 6 "a DO. ....-
4 6 f~2 do.
A Ram Lamb oftwo ami "a aH months
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NETWORK, May IS.

The Upitrd States frigate John A
dams, Capt. Shay, and Gun boats No.
3. s, and 7, left this port on Monday
for the Mediterranean.
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ALEXANDRIA, May 81.
.SHEEPSHEARING.

We have been favored with an accurate
account of the Sheep Shearing, at Ar
lington, the estate of Mr.. Curtis, ia
this vicinity. The utmost exactness
wasused in the weights and me asures,
& the account is transmitted by gen
tleman, who was present at the time.
{ The PRIZE RAM,
# ONE YEAR OLD,
p.yp,vr,v byedby Col. Thomas
d n N L " HAA' l.. Lee, ofLouAon,
andshe10n 0nthe 3oth
Of AprR. -
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This our illustr;ous President calls a.
conomy." .~,
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WILL BE SOLD,

AT Public Auction, on Saturday the Goth day of
April next, at the Raweigh Tavern, in the city of
Williamfburgh;
u WHAT valuable Plantation called YARMOUTH,
L lying in James City county, ON Chick; homony
River, ten miles from Williamsburg. The improve
ments are, two tory brick houle, with two rooms
and paage above and below Porticoes each iide;
large and capacous barn and three other out-houes
The whole tract, including Hand, in view of the
houe, high and low land with marines contains about
27oo acres fcarcely third of which is cleared.
Two thirds of the liand is arabic, which, with the
land adjoining the houfe, is of hyperion quality Adj
jacent the Hand bold and navigable creeks
with convenient landing each. The range for cat
tie is very extenive, and the marines and meadows will
fupply an abundance of hay. Fiji and wild fowl, in
their REFLECTIVE feafons, may with cafe be obtained at
your door, The orchards, confi(tng of the grea,eii
variety of all kinds of fruit leeed with care are now
in their prime The of fale are one third cath
and and three equal annual payments for the
balance. PEYTON RANDOLPH, jr.
For ELIZA INNES.
Feb. 10. (eptds)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-04-09

In offering the above work 10 the public the pro-
Prietors fenible that excellence often attain
able; but with candor and truth equally from
arrogance and Partially, they fay that they
fcien,iouAy believe it has a uh claim to the conf
dence and patronage of the people.
a Map of Virginia has been long and anxiouily
looked for : None has been publiihed, the plan of
the one now offered. for many years, when Augufta
was the frontier county.
The labor, expene, and apparent difficulties, &C
completing 70 interehing work, have deferred fe-
veral from the arduous undertaking. The propre-
tors finding that NOT of the other hates had recent
ly given encouragement to fimilar productions, and
entertaining high fenfe of the real dignity and inn
portance of Virginia, embarked in the bulnefs from
well grounded belief that the magnitude and utility
of the work, would infure if accomplished, remune-
ration. And while Virginia is pow erfuy Simulated
with the love of cience and virtue they hope and be-
lieve fhe will view domeao produ6 lions, which prove
Pre-emnently ufeful, with generous pride.
Thofe gentlemen who take fubfcrPton papers, are
requcaed to return hem the lubfcriber in Peterf-
burg, by the fir day of May. The maps will be rea-
dy for fubcribers in the coure Of the eniung fun
n,er.
WILLIAM PRENTIS.
Petersburg, February, 1905.
~ Su!leripfions ree-iVed BY Rr7cmE g WoRsInr
ard 0tb<r, zDif6 AXIOM hBirption fap.rs are Legged
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BROKERS' OEFICE.

HE Sn6friJer bas ooened Brokers' Office, oepoEte
: tie Union Trz'e,r, and tJe Courtiag-bogt Of
1Iowas and limos Z.ada. dN byfnsG eO.faed 10 bin,
1srN be ha.jat7ed zcitb Frif' fidelity.
THOMAS NORVELL.
D. r. bar far Er,e-A FEW SHARES IN THE
MANCHESTER TURNPIKE.
Also-CM SAFE Certificates, BEARING .Ee per
senf infereR. March IL. IF
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BROAD-ROCK RACES.

NsN Tuefiay the 3oth infant, will be run for, the
~ JOCKY CT UB PURSE of Four Hundred Dol
lars, four mile hears.
The fecond day, the PROrRIETCR's PURSE
Of Two Hundred Dollars, three mile heats.
The thrd day, SWEEP STAKE for 4 year old
Colts and Files, unilc heats; entrance loo Dol
lars half forfet f'ferip,ion be kept open until
the evening of the fis n days Race.
The inooey to he run for each day, will be placed
in The hands of tie Judges by the Proprietor of the
Cour.e.
WILLIAM BALL, Proprietor of the Courfe.
April 6th.--(ept3oth)
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5a!ce at auct;oi,.

g. WfAas'a,y, tbe lob day Of ApR next, rviRb. oiA
al Pnbiie tuition, eedtof foHr .rontbs, at tbe
|7reHiag boyfe Of Thomas Ghiah
4 LII bis HOUSE HOLD and KITCHEN FUR
! NITUPE, eo-Eeiag Of a 0ariety Of Yalua5ie Ar-
hef 1T tbs ,me tire and on tie lam- fr,r7- 7oW b
b3.a bri,ef rlegant -vrY BROKE C,fRPI4fGE HORSES
eJ SADDLE HORSE. On tie fame Asy suW b.
rsY@ TO TIE biS6f bd9tr, for more years, tb.
HOUSE and LOT no7v oeenSied BY Iaii GiGatt.
THOMAS T.17-LOR, g. Go. r. M
LTIreb 81.
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co N d ITO " S.

I. The ENQUIRER viii appear twice
week....During the FELTON, of Congrefs
and the Virginia Legislature, either
third paper or a supplementary half
iheet, during the week.
II. Terms ofpayment FIVE DOLLARS
per annum, in advance.
III. ADvERTIsEMFNTs, from thofe who
90 not fubfcribe tc the paper, ihould
they not exceed fGuare in length,
iI,all be inherited for jeqenty-fve cents
the firft time, ffty cents for each time
'':ring three weeks, and for every adj
ditional infertion tbirty-fbree cents
long ones in the fame proportion.
w. SUBSCRIBERS fhall have their adj
vcrtifements inherited for fifty cents
the frft time, and t5irty-tbree cents
for every additional infertion.
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BY JAMES MADISON, d. d.
PRESIDENT OF WILLIAM s. MARY COLLEGE

% which will be added, II MAP of the greater
Il past of the State OF Ohio, from actual f,Irveys
including the whole of the Virginia Military T'raa !;
with all that part of the Rate Wea of the Ohio River
to the Indiana boundary line.
The north-eait of the Map will be orna-
mented with an intereaing View OF the City of
Richmond.
The fize of the MAP will be FIVE feet fix inches
in length, and three feet eight inches in breadth An
ingenious and kiliul Engraver is engaged TO execute
the work, in lyle inferior to any fnilar work
in the United States.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-04-09

Z SHALL i'll future be regular in my attendance
L upon the Superior Court of Chancery for the
Richmond Difri6t, the Circuit Federal Court, and
the Supreme Court of Appeals; and lhalI be particu-
ary attentive to any buGneis committed to my care,
IN either OF thote courts, Attorney at Law As
purpole declining my practice in the counties of
Cumberland Prince Edward and Charlotte, any buff
neis which may have in them unfnilhed, in my abb
fence, will be attended to in re two latter by Ed
ward Booker, Efq. and in the former by Samuel Tay-
Tor E!q Letters addrefied to me, by mail, to tise
Farmville PSaOfice, Prince Edward, will be conve-
niently rsefYed, and attended to.
March 23. CREED TAYLOR
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CONDITIONS.

The price to ubferibers will be eight dollars neat
ly mounted, coored and glazed-One dollar, 10
Tighten the great expenle of publcaon) to be paid
OH iuhicribmg.
To non-lubicribers the price will be ten dollars
COPY RIGHT sEcUREp.1
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aurtinn DaIrs.

THOMAS TAYLOR & Co.
WILL in future fN at TIE Fore occupied BY III. III
y Hancock q Co. on Wedaelcav', in each 4oeek ;
srf at tJeir office, Tpejaoys ard Fria,ys upai
DE. l., 1904 eptf
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few copies Of the following BOOKS, Jun received
and for fale at the OrrIcE of tie EaouIRER.
Iohnion's Dictionary, with Walkers pronunciation
VIE Of Sir William Jones.
Medical Thefcs.
Liettenhall's Greek Grammar translated
Cobbetts French Grammar
Stephenss HNory Of the wars Of the French Revs-
luton.
Burke's Works, Superb Edition.
Horace Drlphni.
Virgil Do.
Cafar Do. &c. &c.
ALTO, fmall sTortment Of STATIONARY.
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ADVERTISEMENT.
Feb. 10. (eptds)

To be SOLD to the higheR bidder, on credit of
twelve months,
LIVE TRACTS of LAND, belonging to the eilate
OF Thomas Anderfon, dec. viz :-One IN Camp
bell county, of 400 acres, lying on both fdes of the
main road, on the branches of Beaver Creek; this
traa to be fold at next April Campbell court, being
the Sth day of the month
onen Botetourt equity off SO acres, lying or Cataw-
ba creek ; this traato be fold at next April Bote-
tourt court, being the 18th day of the month hefe
two tales to be attended by Mr. Anthony Dibrell who
hereby fully authorized act for the executors of
the iaid Thomas Anderfon.
One OF 400 acres one of I47 acres, and one of so
acres, lying in buckingham county, the two former
on the waters of Rock Hand creek, and the latter
one ON lrving's ferry road Theie three lat tracls
20 he fold at next May Buckingham court, being the
5fh day OF the month Bond with approved fe
.urit viii be required, to bear intcrSa from the
date, but punauay paid the ii,ssrea .a be remit.
ted.
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FOR RENr:
TO BIZ soLD-roR nrApY Moury.

TO BIZ SOLD-FoR READY M0NEY
Purfuaute of dseree of the Circuit Conrt of the
! United States, between Piineas Bond attorney
Tor the creditors Of Ezekial Edwards, plaintiff, and
David Rois and others, defendants in order TO raiie
te FUN Of 1000 dolls 40 cents, with the expences of
faie, A NUMBER OF SLAVES and 70 much of that
valuable Ehate in the county Of Campbell, known BY
the name Of the OXFORD IRON WORKS, as 1baiI
appear luhcient raife the faid FUN of money and
the iad expences; the fad and being now in the occu-
patton OF the laid David Ros and the aves aforefaid
being on the laud.
The iale will take place at the Oxford Iron Works,
in 'he county of Campbell, on Thurlday the 1Itl Of
April next.
The iaves are reprefented TO be very valuable.
The land 10 10 well known render deicription
uuueeeGary. BEN. MoSBY, d. VI. for
JOS. ScorT, AVN.
March I ,lso
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as FOLL0W
Mars y GrkIinF5 allowed 3 lbs.
FRESH suppLv OF SPANISH HIDES.
FOR SALE

4 LARGE quantity Of prime spa{iift Hides, on
i \ moderate terms Apply TO the fubCcriber OPP
P !ite the Pot-Oflice, Richmond.
MICAJAH DAVIS.
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MAP OF VIRGINIA.

PROPOSALS. FOR ruBLIsaING TT susscNIrTIoK,
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FORMED FROM ACTUAL SUpYE7-S, AND
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AoSr <ccURhTR oBsERyAYioNs.