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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-05-08
NOTICF
LIE co-partnership Of l,OaERr

NE co-partnership Of ROBERT
y SAMPLE S,)l NJ. I'll ~ dissolved by
All persons iryicrr,d 70 The said a., 49,
nestiy entrcs,sd 10 make immediate aax, =. =,
eitsey u tie snsse'iosss a can.pii,ne- mi,
request viii prevent lie painful nercss,,, of ~.
sorting 70 coe.c,ve measures
The books viii hs placed in ,he possession oe
Nessrs. Jon" and Ro.ers Gamble, i'm. no a 70
authorised to scale al a,esen,s dus ", o. 20 rl.s
concern. $40
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-05-08
Riesn.ous Mr. s. 1908 epsw v w 4 ;,
NisS0iufiou of PorfJercbI6

1DlSSoIHll0n OF FaFfYersl1iD.
>i,E late 6rTn of PRICE tyt X ARrSIs hav-
\ lag been dissolved on III. 2isr inst. by The
death of the said Price \ OrICE. is hereby Div.
en- to all persons indebted 10 the said SIM. IN
come forward Immediately and discharge .sheir
respective hs!ancss--And all those having GAINS
forward for adjustment on or before the istd,.
OF July next. being anxious to bring the business
to speedy close
THOMAS HARRIS, Iun.
Saroivirg partner oftbr Is,c fra
| II Pfice e Harris.
| Fowhatan county, Apl. go, 1905.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-05-08
RICHMOND pRIcE cIIpp'r Mp

'e'csases CHOSEN 10 serve in the ne.rt Gene-
raj Asse'noiy of Virginia.
Bailey.
richmond Peter Rust, George Yerbv..
.T'da'esrr, Churchill Dlaky, Tho's Muse.
'Ser&eieg, Mathew Ransone, Philip C..
PeBdleton.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-05-08
FOR SALE.

- noS soia oy 'ne 10Th OF June next, II viii DC
leased from five to ten years, and possesr,o,,
given on the FRS, day of July mex.
WOODBUPT NILS,
Lately builr OF brick and srone, 50 nv - a.,
three seorie' high, with durable stone dam. ,,y,
par Burr ana one pair Cologne siones, with e,e-
vaeo'o. screens, bouI,ing cloths. &c on The n,oyt
spaIoveo construction andnow in complete orcIsr
midst ofa dsiigaifIi wheat eoursry. in he conn
vo' ro"Hsfsn, only ore and half niles from
jams rvsr. and 70 miles above Richsnond.
10 ,'e nh VII be attached LOT Of absut lao
3sory oweiiing house and other necessary ol6se.
hsneso'Heiy enciosed, nnder post and raj. fs,,c~
WIZ sards' psied in all ne-. being lately finish.
ed a coopc''5 and blscksmith's shou. m;l,e,,a
holte, houses for The acccrn,odation 81 49,.
wofSmeo' and esesl.ent water very conyrn;ent
Tor aii purpose, Terms may be knc,, non 49,
>ation 10 the subscriber
THOMAS HARRIS, Iun.
<rSrOGfTr COMFY, Ityii 40 i80S
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-05-08
COMMUNICATION.
CcngressiQnai Eek ,isv, s;s,1l, 1903.
Mat: Clay. MN. Lewis.
J. A SINGULAR STRhTAGEM.

{ The .SoiSo72iss is good Sorry, syae:ter
lru- or ros.l
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-05-08
From the London 7s.,,e, of Esb .,

a line oe-nail stages has commenced
running Pitisburg and Wheeling.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the Pitts
burg Stages, a person may perform his
journey from this city to Wheeling in
eight days and half. The fare from
Pittsburg to NVheeling is fonr dollars,
twelve cents and half. (Phsi. hah.)
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-01-25

A List ofLeners remaining ii the Post
Office, Shetherd's-Te.D'', Gu the Is"
Of January, 1905, which j not t04tn
out before the 1st Of ApTA nert. 1O'H
be. sent to tie General Psst-QFce Us
dead letters
2 John; Broyley, Mrs C0rnel''
c. George Corral, Mr.: Cobler; taylor
p ID. alexander Delrock.
E. Mrs. Ebb.
F. Frederick Folck.
G. Hezekiah Griffin, Jacob Gadvalt.
H. John Hutchinson. .-
L. ohm Lehlr, James Lickens, sen.
NJ. John M'Gregor, Cato Moore
Nicholas M'Intire.
N. Widow Mace:
p. John Pierce 2 letters, William
Pusev 2letters. \
r. Robert Russell, Mr.. Richard,
Van Rutherford, John Robinson, Rev.
Stephen G. RoszcTl.
S. Stephen Shaw 2 letters, David
Sugar, Michael ShaPpeh, Thomas Sap
". Doctor Edward o: Williams 2
letters, Iohn Wallslager, William Wor-
lev, Iohn Welsh letters, Mary Wal
ter, Cornelius WinecooP. y.
N. B. Where no place Of residence Is
specified, in or near Shepherd s. Town
is to be understood.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-01-25
LANDS H0R SIZE.

THE subscriber wishes to sen the
L Plantation whereou he now lives,
Situate on Back Greek, Berkeley County,
7 mileslfrom Martinsburg and IS from
Bath containing 33S acres Of good strong
Limestone Land, well watered, with at
least springs-I5o acres are cleared
and well enclosed, acres of Meadow
are made, and more Meadow land the
remainder Of the tract is well covered
with fine timber.-On the premises are
a convenient Dwelling House, newly
finished, Kitchen, large Barn, Distil-
lery, ulling Mil, and some out houses,
with a number Of Fruit trees.-There is
a good mill-seat, with a sufhciency OF
WATER on this tract. g.
He will also sell one other trssk. aff
near Richardson's Ferry, containing 1os
acres, 40 Of which are cleared, the great.
e. part river bottom, the remainder of
the Land Is we'll timbered, and has a
large sugar-eamP on ia small House
IS now built, and logs ready for raising
.arser one. For terms apply to the
WILLIAM sNoDGRAss.
Back Greek, June %, 1so4.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-01-25
.............e...eesassasesss
Deesmbey CaWst, 1904.

Dessnbty Cswss, 1904.
Berkeley County, -.
Barbara Helm, administrators, and J a.
cob French, administrator of Martin
Helm, deceased, Complainants'
against
Narv Poland, widow and relet OF
George Poland, deceased, and Mary
Poland, Rrbecca Poland and Eleanor
Poland, children and heirs at law OF
said George Poland Defendants.
In CHANCERT.
THIS day came the Com2lainants
bv their Counsel, and it appearing
to the Court thattAe Defendants are not
inhabitants Of this Commonwealth, It'll
ordered that the Defendants do appear
here on the Monday after the third
Tuesday in March next, to answer the
Comolainants' bill, and that copy OF
this order be forthwith inserted in the
Berkeley and JcGervon lntrthgencer'
and continued for two months success
sively, and also be posted up tor two
months successfully at the door OF the
Court-House of this COUNTY,
A copy.
Attest,
DAVID HUNTER, c.B.c.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-01-25
A7dn-Yard

Tro be rented for STERN of years, ST.
Il tuate on Apple-pye Ridge, in Ere.
denSk County, belonging to- the estate
OF Samuel Sidwell, deoeased-The
vats in good repairs Bark.mill house,
Currying Shop, and other eonve1ien.
eies-Aalso, q quantity of good Bark, at
the yard, WILDE sold to the lessee-FiE.
teen or twenty acres Of Land, to De let
With the yard, and Immediate possessi-
on given. None need apply but such a.
can come well recommended for work.
manship, morality and honestly and
who can give good security for perform.
ance Of covenants. Terms may be
known by applying TO the subscribers
living near the premises. =" !
N. WHITE, Il
SARAH ,SIDwELL,
s Gnardidss sr h< 0rbhsss.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-01-25
LEGISLATURES OF VIRGINIA..
December Is,

DSCCu 1DGT 4OS
MIR. Miller (PoWhatan) from the
committee Of finance, made the follow
ing report:
4 ne committee appointed to enquire
into the revenue and expenditures oftbe,
last year, to ascertain how much of the
public debt has been redeemed since the
first OF October, eos, and to prepare an
estimate OF the expenses and resources
OF the ensuing year, have had those Sc
vefai sublects under their consideration.
and beg leave to submit thereupon, the
following report to the house r.
First, On the subject of the revenue
and expenditures of the last year, your
committee discover. that the nett pro-
eeeds OF the revenue of SOS, amounted
to 299, 7ss dollars and % cents; the ex-
Psnditures charged upon that revenue
agreeably to the appropriation laws, a.
mount % the sum Of IS ,249 dollars and
81 cents, leaving adsfciency Of 81 ,24S
dollars and ~ cents.
Secondly, Relative 10 the amount
which has been redeemed Of the public
debt, SINCE the first day Of October, 1905,
your committee state, tsat on account
Of unaPPropriated land, certificate loans
and revenue taxes, due prior to 1898, the
sum OF 2349 dollars and IS cents, has
been paid since that period: the repre-
sentatives of Beaumarchais have receiv.
ed, rpm- the, ire asury, during the last -
years the sum Of 81, $40 dollars aud 10
tents. -. = - r.
Thirdly, Your committee beg leave
further to reportthe following estimate Of .
the expenses ofthe government, from
the soth of Sept 1904, 70 the issofOsL
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-01-25
NOTICE I.

ALL p;ersons are. hereby cautioned
n against cutting wood on, or carry
ing It away from the subscribers planta-
ton near Martinsburg, OF from commit
ting any other unlawful uesPasses there
on a. he is determined 10 prosecute any
person who may in future be found 90
offending. -.L..,x
January II, 1906.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-01-25
Doaor EM1lg;ht,
From Germany,

n RESPECTFULLY informs the Inc
n Inhabitants of Berkeley County,
that he has removed to Martinsburg,
where he intends to pursue the practice Of
PHYSIC, SURGERY, sc.
He has followed the profession for up
wards Of seven years in different parts Of
the state of Pennsylvania, and, previ-
Gus to his coming to the United States.
in Germany, and has such testimonials
of his skin as, he thinks, will be sufi-
eient recommended ion to such rs may
stand in need ofhis attendance, He has
rented a part oethe house in which Mrs.
Bready now lives. at the sign Of the In-
dian Chief, in the Main Street, Mar
tinsburg, where he maybe con,ulsed at
any time.
+ December 7, 1904.
December 2s, 1904.
Marinsburs, December 2, 1904.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-01-25
NoTICE.

A NYPerson or persons having claims
n against the estate Of Clement Pierce,
deceased, are requested - bring them
forward Immediately, properly attested,
that they may be discharged, as We are
deteymined 70 have the estate settled in
a very short time-Also, those Chat are
m any manner indebted to said estate,
are desired to come forward and make
payment, as we arc resolved to give no
longer Indulgence.
MARY PIERCE, Adm'r'x.
CLEMENT BANKS, Adm'r.
Jcfer''" County, Jan~ary II, 1905.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-01-25
M<m,i;ngsreSCf
Have received from Philadelphia
their supply Of
Fall Goods,

which added to those they had on hand;
makes a handsome assortr1ent.-They
keep LIQUORS Of the first quality
Sherry, s French Brandy,
Lisbon & Peach Brandy,
.Malara Common Rum &
Rye Whiskey.
Pine. Grove: = i en- plate sTeVEs--
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
o--<Is<IxSDEES,' \ la KET-
TLES-SKILLETS and WAGON
boAES.-The known superiority of
these Castings, must induce those wish
ing TO purchase, to give them a prefer
e9ee.--SHEET-IRoN for Stove
pipes and doors.
Also. a" assortment q best TEAS
Hyson, Young Hyson, Hysou.skin.
Imperial and Bohea,
all ofwhich they offer for sale for Cash.
OF Grain OF any deseription.-Cash
paid for Wheat or Rye delivered at
Fiaggs, Beeson's, Christy's or Hess
Mills.
Martinsburg, November Is, 1905.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-01-25
FOR HIRE, TWO
Negro Girls,

One about fifteen AMI The other sixteen
wears old they have both been aetu..
toned to hOuse.work and one has for
some time pas, b-ena cook. An en-
ployer in the countfy. would be prefer
red. Inquire Of ne Printer.
January ii Aso5. .(wD
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-01-25
TO be Sold.

WV
lHNa credit OF. four years (by pay.
~ ing small part Of the purchase
money in handy or exchanged for NEer-
chandize, that VALUABLE PRO-
PERTY where the subscriber formerly
lived, situate on Tusearora creek, in
the town of Martinsbutg. Itconsists Of
q Lot Of Ground On the corner of Tohn
and Water streets, on which j. erected
a large and eommodioas Brick House,
+oby 50 feet, two stories high, Keatly
hnlshed; a Stone Stable a Brick Smoke
House, and an excellent Garden-there
is also erected on this property a TAN
YARD, well situated, with all neces.a.
ry buildings, and water convenient.
I,rauH also rent, for ten years,
The Property on which I reside. A de.
scr'ptionof it is thought unnecessary, as
it is presumed no person would wish to
contract without first viewing the premi.
ses. i would also (if the renter would
perter IL sell him my stock of Leather,
Hides, Tools and Bark.
Imust, for thr last time,
Request those indebted to me, to make
speedy payment. ~ Y
I want to purchase Pork, Hay and
Corn. - 7 J..
I have.so sale, for cash or good pa.
per. a large Horse, fit for saddle or draft,
and have, three Places on Back Greek
l would exchange for property in town |
also, Kentucky Lands, for Lands in this |
County. y @--:s@ r;
JoHN o.FcRRALL.
AarfnStRr9, Dec. r. 1904, .~ !
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-09-20
MUTUAL INSURANCE OFFICE,

Riebro"i, Sept. SD. 1905.
HE members Of the Mutual Inlurance Company
4 againa Fire on Goods and Furniture in the fla;e
OF Virginia, are hereby notified that iecond full quo
ia IS found be neeeary and is hereby called for
he pad by each msinher fthis company the eafh-
Ter general on OF before the trit day Of October
next.
The members OF this company will he pieafed to
take notice, that all VINO fail comply with this
quiiitisu will ceae be injured after the day Fixed
on for payment of the faid quota until payment
IS made And in order to place :tlis natu,on OH
respectable footing, it is deemed neceary to motion
iminediately aeainie all diinquentso that irdu-
evnce need be expected after the FRA day of October
next. BENZ DU-VAI., Prsfasnt.
ie5- The Printer Of tie %,i4ebsf., GeS.i., Airxan-
s'ia 4sVe,tr, Neyeik Lesger, PttsSary Zrteiiise1-
fs'.s- Fr1S.ieJarrg Herald, Ly7rbsu,g GaSeff- 0nd
Staraso" ReVie- rsgrsfe 70 b-k@ TIE a5oue adst
sszm liz f u Of October, and /eaa tLeir bills IF es-
pence to The PRINCIPAL egni, for yaynsat
Sept. 10.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-09-20
ROBERT GORDON, & Co.

IL AVE imported by the Jaion, jun arrived from
= 4 Madeira, and now landing at Rockets, guam
tty ot Wine from Murdoch Malertoh, & Co the
huuie from which they have heretofore had their sp-
Plies of this articlea!fo, parcel from Scott s. CO.
They have every reaion to hope that both thefe
parcels prove to be very fire, being aii,rel by the
Dippers that better has b.cn Ent the Ua;t-
ell States They are li;e~he juit receiving few
pipes, bids and Or: cahs of Red Port, of che f.it
qE.lity; and have OH hand parcel of Dry Lfbon
Vine, both imported by, rhe,nfeyes--iiretf from
Opnrto and Liii,ou.
rhs,r general .tI,rtrcr. of goods is very COM
pese, amonga which they have--l 1900 bis of
Copper, in bottoms ard Shees Of all dineuoi,s, and
weights fuitabe for fills reih i,pply Of Bolting
Cloths, from No to 7; quantity of Superfiue
Blue and Black Brad Cloth Of firlf rate, at dolls
per yard s rii Linens from 81 ia Fnz.eot, to low
priced Aagua l3.-(ep2w law 4w.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-09-20
DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA, 70 ey;t -.

II it remembered, That the twenty -firft day of
lj Auguit, iii the thirieth year Of the Intcpen-
deroe o. the United States Of America, Daniel Cali,
of the fad DirG hath depoted in this oce, the ii.
tie OF Book the right whereof he claims as Author,
in the words following, to wit
Reports q CGfS, argued and ad;r9ycd in TIE Copyf
Of AaeoaLs IF VHgini4 by Daniel Ca--V.nnse tJirI"
In conformity to the aa Of the Congreis Of the u
nited States, entitled" An act fer the encouragement,
OF learning by fecurng the copies of maps charts and
during the times therein mentioned ), and ALTO to an
act entitled, An aa supplementary to All act entu-
led anaet tor the encouragement OF learning by fe-
curing the copies of maps charts and books to the au-
thors and propreos of iuch copies during the times
therein mentioned and extending the benefits thereof
to the arts OF dehgnng, engraving and etching hao-
rieai and other prints"
H. s. WILLIAM MARSHALL
cserf Of tie Di2,ia of Ei,sieia.
Auguf ~ (cpfw)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-09-20
THE BRoAD-RoCK PAIL RACES

lVN esmacnee on 4onday, the IT'D day Of 0e7ober next.
'FlE frtt day will be run, the greateH and noa
Il interetfing match race run in America, be-
tween Mr.. John 1'ayoes horfe PEACE MAKER, 5
years old, carrying Slbs. and Mr.. Balls colt FLo-
RizKL, years old, carrying lo6ibs running mile
heats, for 5000 dolls
The End day--the Jockey Club Purie of 400 dolls.
mile heats.
The Sd day--.he Proprietor's Purle of 200 dolls.
mile heats carrying weight for age, agreeable
the rules of tbs, Jockey Clab
The moEey run for each day will be placed in the
hands of the judges.
There IS ao to be run, after the great match race
the fame day, another match for 200 dolls a Jingle
mile. WM. BALL,
Proprietor OF the Field
~ The ufual toll vii! be collected at the gates
each day racing. All Perfons requeaed not to
bring their dogs the field during the races, they
will be ihot without relrc6t TO the owners.
Broad-Rock, September 10, 1906.
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TO BE SOLD, FOR cdsH.

Am reGuetted by David Pa,telon, Junr to -xpoie
tor fae, as truiiee, the whole or 10 much of the
property IN the tru deed conveyed bearing date the
S'th February, 1909, coniRog Z; the following
l,a'eS' VIZ JACK, lad, Tom, boy, KATE and her
three Children, Billy, SALLY and Henry SucEY,
ana er TWO children named FANNY and JEFFERSON;
20 oil" N9LLY. girls in order i2,sfy i debt due
rom la'H David Patteion, Junr benjamin hatcher,
agreeably TO the tenor of the faid deed which r,le
wiii certainly take place the 2srh dav Of Septe.n
Der next at the dwelling houfe o. the laid David Pat
teton, IN the town of MancheGer.
GEORGE MeCREDIE, 7,gGee.
Nancheiter, Auguit g. (ep,ds)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-09-20
RUNAWAY NEGRO.

E'IFTY DOLLARS REWARD, if taken within
4 fity miles of Richmond, and one hundred Dol
lars If taken beyond il, a be given to apprehe,d
negro man nansd LEWIS about thirty years of age,
who laa night fur,avsa, from the iuhicrbers He is
very 1oui made, ana zyss, 5 feet 10, or feet 1
Inches high; has rnafculine eouutenance---had on
when he went away, sRuilia Drill Drab Ceat and
Pantaioo'ls; but has variety of other cloathng--
He was formerly the property of Mr. Edward HaI-
lam OF Hanover Town, where perhaps he may be
gone-Ai matters of ve1eis are forewarned from ar-
boring or carrying him away, under the penalty of
the law. GNIJAT tJ EIPpV
September 6. IF.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-09-20
FOR SAFE,

a LII the LANDS belonging to the COLLEGE
L of WILLIAM and MARY, hing in the &C an
ty OF King Wiham--Thefe Lands are in ,vo fepa-
rate tracts. of which borders on the ,nluney r.
yer, the town of New Cattle and includes forle
OF thoie level valuable lands between tina, town and
Nloneuen niil,hsy divided INFO feven,y-tcur ,e-
nenents, ione OF which leafe for lives from
one to three; others under no leale. Pcfeiiion
OF thofe not under ieaie will be given on the r DAY
OF January 500; for ,hole under leale all the Col
iege intereh will be fold. 4 hatemeu, Of the lives
as well as the conditions On which they are leaied
Will be ihewn to thoie inclined to purctaf. The
purcaier will Rand inead Of the College and may a.
vail hiie oil any forie;tur-s incurred by non COM
pance OF the tenants, with the conditions of their ref
Pfetve leaies. One fourth of the purchale money
VIII be required the ir day of january next. and
the remaining fourths, in equal pawn ents to be
made on the hrit day Of January, the years 1907,
1908 and 1909, with n,errit from, the fra Cay Of Ia
nuary 1906 Bonds for The amount will be REQUIRED,
ana the Purehaier, or purehaies, can have little on
making the hra payments, and granting Deed of
rn'' on the land with renquilhment of Dover, to
ieenEc the three laii payments
II not dhPoied Of at private fae lin which cafe
notice will be given the tenements called the lower
college, either feperaey united to iuit purchaiers
Will be fold publicly the fra MONDAY in October
neHt'on thar tenement occupied by Mrs. Hughes,
ana thoie OF the upper college in like manner on the
ieeond Monday in November, on that tenement oc-
euPied by MIS- Drury, as a tavern.
VIM. COLEMAN,
Agent for the College of VIM. & Mary
september ou,
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NOTICE.

'FiE Mbfcribet deires tsofc indebted q ,1e for
n'er connection Of SRsHxs ~ MAcRAI, as
ALTO sho.r indebted him elf individually for tran
actions of the ait discharge the pne, fch IS
are irtentive to this notification will find their al
counts placed in the hands Of an attorney after Tie
fri day al Noyenber.--Dulnzfs will be Recommend
Cd by him s Tall in the houe he has heretofore oc-
copied where he vii! keep an extenive aGortuenr
g; DRY GOODS g GROCERIES,, which will be
fold for cain, produce, ninety days Thofe
who are in iitpa;ion TO tuPpy their wants on thee
Serns !haA he fnrniihei lower prices thsu they
have been accuiton,ed TO, either ~ this place or
Richmond.
COLIN MACRAE.
Manchester, Sept H. (ep2w.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-09-20
LAND-FOR SIZE,

IN the county of Lunenburg, lying within one mile
4 of the Court-houe, OIL Couche's creek this traa
Contains ieven hundred and fifty acres, hundred
and fifty of which is cleared; comfortably improved
for the accommodation ola family. This land is well
futed TO the cultivation Of Tobacco, Corn and Wheat
a grea, bargain may be had in this land. The
tcrnrs may be made known, by application to Major
Grief Green, of No,toway, who duly authorized to
dpoie ofit the iubfcrber living on the preniles
JOSEPH SMITH.
Lunenburg, Auguf s.-(cptf.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-09-20
NEGROES &c. FOR SALE.

vireue of two deeds of trua, made and exc
cuted by Samuel Glrl:ci:, of King William
county to me, the one for the purpolc Of faving
haFnles Mordecai Abrahams of the iad county who
tands bound as iecrrity fer the faid Samuel, in a
dent due to Owl Row and the other for the purpoie
OF occurring the Payment of debt due from the faid
Samuel to John Temple of King s. Queen-I fl,all
erFoie for faIe for ready money at King William
Court-houie, on Monday the 3oh Of this prefer,
month two negro men Tone Of whom is young, likely
and valuabie), likely aud valuable young negro wo-
man, and child, and large. elegant and well bred
bay mare, rilins five years old.
BEVERLEY ROBINSON, T,uGr.
September 10. (td;l
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-09-20
ROBBERY AND INTENDED MURDER
100 DOLL IRIS z ELYdRD-

4 RE offered for the apprehension OF my negro
L - man, MOSES, who this day made an slaut
upon my life, and after giving ieveral dangerous,
perhaps fatal wounds, robbed me and eftaped Oh my
harft ,esirig ferteiefs the ground. This dar-
lnG outrage was committed or the road leading from
Whhamtburg 10 York and Hampton. 1t is coniec-
tured THAT he has proceeded the latter place on his
way TO Norfolk, where he is we'll acquainted; ha-
wing been long employed in my yeiIel which CONF
monty traded between Richmond, Williamsburg,
and Norfolk,
Said MoSESis about five feet eight inches high.
about thirty years old, itouty made and generally
OF cheerful, irni!irg countenance He has fear,
think, near of his eyes, and wide mouth.
The above reward will he paid any perTon who
thall deliver him TO me in Wiamiburg or one half
thereof will be allowed for occurring him in any
jail OF this fate.
lIfNDRY COWAI, near I11illiawl54yg.
September 10. (et4w)