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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-10-08
From tie Indebendem Chronicle.

There is no more lutlicrous exhibition than to
fee a man in PATTON when every body round
him is calm and contented. When the r,alig-
nifty of revenge is reffrained by the impotency
of power. the unfortunate fuhjea is iuRly the
ohiett of nirh and derilion. When men are
difpafed to do mifchief, i; is not frequently the
cafe that they meet with entire disappointment.
The devil is very fon,, of his favouri.es, ard ee
neraly ndunges their maevolent difpnfitions !;
but as if his cover was not always equal to his
wilkes, he fometines leaves them before their
dehgns are completed, contemplate for the
baterrfs ct their attempt, and ridiculous for its
Ron-excGution. We cannot but think he is
playing fume fport of this kind with the federal
editors. According TO their general rule, every
ACT o. the national government, and every thing
connected with II, isnot only wrong BY deGen,
but never even right by accident.
When our fqnadron was victorious in the
Mediterranean, they fad it was fortunate
event, but no credit was due TO government I:
for as they did not fend allthe fhips they could
inufter, they did not do every thing in their
power. When peace is concluded, it is a de-
hra5le thing; hut as it happened, under Jef-
ferion's administration, there mutt be fomethine
wrong. At Taft they find Hamet Bail,aw in the
cafe, and as it would not have been very polite
70 have bound ourfclves with him in ali events,
they charitably pretume filch arrangement was
made, aud are more concerned for poor Hamet
than for all our pr;faners
Having thus found out that IN alliance mutt
have been formed; becaufc fuch meaf;,rc was
wrong, they find fault with the peace, becaufe
that could not be right! BY aud by comes
Com. Barron'S letter denying the power of max
lag iuch alliance, and of courfe the fact Now
tomethng muft he contrived to blow that in the
wind, and one Z" able editor" luckily finds ont
that it was dictated by perfonal iealoufy and en-
Wy OF iuperior merit. This does well FOR 4 time.
bot then another difcovery is made: Barron is A
federali!t and AS j:aloufv and envy are contra
ry to the moral and political creed OF the party !
and as no good fcderalft was ever Jealous or
erv'on.!! but does every thing from pure up
rightneis of mind, shy thefe motives could no..
operate or the Commodore. Something rnuff
Dc Matched mp however; and At laft i, is found
trd. Gen. Eaton Tad powers" AS well as the
naval co nmandef {: ana AS nothing /. ever right
no%-a-d1ys that comes from Wafflington, WHY
thrte "powers" NUT aave been d f!cr-nt. II
could not have Seen otherHife the alr;nitra-
ton was certainly wrong, and this mutt he the
caufr.
Smch Is the weakness into which malevo]ent
ceniufr eads degenerate minds never feeling
eorr~ct motives, they believe nothing is cxecut.
td from pa10tic Intention; and giving no CT, 3.
DIT TO defires FOR iuccefs, they fcen to think
nothing executed by iudcious defigns. Yet
their attacks are 70 weak, that their malice is
contemplate; Their zeal f,ere1t, that want OF
iuccti, makes them perfectly ridiculous.
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ing Jraada'tst eost.,nsees, % o. TO ptlrjN tbe
11rt;-s -o,-ero.1 t6>re;a

JS010HfeUt eoHCeyd1ffy, 10 81 70 {2fcTII1 roe
parties concerned therein?
The IMMUNITY with which the law fnffers diff.
honeft men to efcape, who fcreen themfeves
from the payment of their juft debts by making
fraudulent conveyanccs, fcems to threaten the
commonwealth with total, or at lean very
general ovation of the juit debts, owing to its
citizens. He who is 20 Ragranty unjuft, as TO
defraud his creditors by fuch conveyance Of
his property, and he, who knowingly receives
the property under fucb circumstances, are e.
quail f,arers in the guilt attached to the tranfac-
ton and ought therefore, to receive an equal
and condign puniihment concentrate with
crime of 70 deep dye.
6fbly: Is it not iadiiprn/abL xeesDary, that
tie ka1v rslpe5ing iyioi1,enf debtors be amended,
70 as to pre,enf debtors from taking the benefit Of
RTE al Of injofveney, aaie aeb debtor, or debtors
Eafi.f THE court by proof or otberzvije, thu. tie
/ebedule produced BY Tim, fbeua, is a jaR and
bona fide one9
In7finuch, as the jun and legal demands of
creditors, entirely depend Gas the law now
Rands) upon the conferences of their debtors
and as fatal experience has often evinced and is
eeery day cvincing, the perverion of debtors
confcieuces and as the difpofa of mems pro-
perry, in many initarces, is only known to
themfelvss; your petitioners therefore conceive,
that debtors wi(hiug to exonerate themfeIves
by vittue of the att Of infolvsncy, fiould be
bounded ny fome tronger barrier, than that of
their corfcieroes. Now as it is impofiible that
the plaintiff fhouid prove negative it follows,
that tie proof Of the e'ifpofsl of the defendants
property, ought to devolve upon himfef; and
this ought 1--WE conceive) TO be required of him
in every cafe, where the c,.,irt might think it
neceIia,y.
Such are fome of the mott prominent evils
and defects which your petitioners apprehend,
our prefent fyfem Of j,,rfprudence involves |;
to remedy which, in the way your petitioners
have ingseted, or in amy other way, which
your better judgements may dictate, is the earn
eft requeR and folcitation Of your petitioners
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with orttpde to inject .hos which we NAV be defined
hereafter to encounter from this fouree, till another
Moies iha'l are. who, aided by the power OF the ON.
npotent Jehovah, and without u frantic sppofition
from us, ihal condra this unfortunate race of nen
IN one vait engrating holt, through the operng wa.
'ers oi the GulPh OF Mexico the eorqueh ard poi.
fe'iion Of the WcaTndan lizards. or through the non-
ssd wilderness OF LouifiAna, their native latitude
in South America.
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CHE eEngalrer.
RICHMOND, STD OCTOBER.
TO TIE EDITOR OF THE ENQUIRER,

The writer Of the inclofed extract is fluff.
GENTLY aware of the extreme dslicacy of ire to-
PIC OF which 1t treats. 1t has been the peculiar
misfortune Of this topic to be conlit.ered BY
many, as improper for general public examina.
ton. The writer, however, has not perceived
any thing in the extract which appeared TO him
to forbid its publication hut this he chearfully
tu5'nits TO your difcretion. In offering to the
you, It is by no means, his principal object, to
exhibit his own view of the evils of domeitic IA.
very, and the means of removing them. He
IS influenced by with to draw the attention of
his fellow-citizens,o the fihjeet, among whom
there are thoutands more competent to its in
vefigation than JOSEPH.
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NOTICE.

q IL perfons who have any demands againn me,
L either on my own account or as fecurity for
others, are deired bring them forward within lire
months from CHS date, and all Jun claims mall be dir
Charged The creditors Of Bernard MAnsy. decd.
are particularly requeed attend to Ibis notice, hay
ing iunds in my hands belonging to fIid MAnallys
etate Shoald this notice be difregarded, iha con-
hder unyfef aholYed from all claims brought for
ward after the expiration Of the above mentioned pe
rod. BRETT RANDoT pr
Fighting Greek, Powhatan, Oa. g. T3w
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NOTICE.

HAT by virtue Of deed in trua, executed bv
John Britain to me, fhali, on Monday the ostb
iutant'a. Meilrs. Proher & Moneure's Vendue Of
nee IN THIS city between thv hours of 10 and o'clock.
expoie to iale by public auction, to the hghea bid
Der Tor ready money, 40 Ia acres Of LAND living in
the county OF Henrco adjoining the land of Mr. Iohn
Pend'eton upon the brook. ALTO, SO Id acres sd-
in,n'ng the above, icing the fame tracts Of land
wheh were conveyed by deeds duly recorded in Hem
rico court from Geo. w Seaton TO the fad Jobo pr;,
tam Allo, two naves, Peter ADD Sarah, the hrt AGED
about thirty the latter about twenty.even years or 70
much Of the lad property as may be fuftien, to IA
t'iy Manuel judah the fun Of 500 dollars, together
with all cote and charges attending the drawing, re-
ecrding and execution ~ the iad died of truR.
SAMUEL M oRAW, TruRee.
Rchnond, Oanber 3. ,pd.
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NOTICE.

4 Petition will be prefeuted to the next General
j. e Aiemhly, praying that the County Court of
n'nS William niay hereafter be held on the fri Mon
day and the Court of Hanover the fourth Monday
OF every month. Od g. Tm;,
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TO 81 RENTFD,

- .,.IV Of. NHNI FUJ
MY HOUSE 4as GoT. Roaa Sboelos- H,H, In an
W airy P''Sq"f pt9o'ioD--Fo, t00J, estiy 10 Mr..
Samuel 11Cre7e, ubois fiy auibo,iedby me-. 70 fy,..
yos'bsl fame, are ~ Ea5jyise, ood-GoS mov b. i'm
y,edieiciy. bad B,yJLLEaz NAM
dEsse so. (FL
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Want of room alone, prevents It's from inEer+.
ing in the prefent number, fome very valuable
remarks on " A plan Of Defence" lately pro-
pofed in this paper.
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The celebrated match between Mr.. Bslr's
F'orzeI and Mr.. Tayloe's Peace-M .ker. which
has occaiioned az much conversation as any
other race that ever was eonteted in the u. 8.
and on which fcarcely lefs than 10000 dollars
could nave ventured, waTrun yeferday over the
Broad Rock Courfe. The hrft heat was run n,
about 8 IN. 3. the la1 in 8 m. Is s. Florizel
gained both heats.
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str THE Subfcribers and the public in gene
raj, are mott RESPECTFULLY Informed, that in con-
feqnence Of the Broad Rock Races, and Ivy ,le.
FIRE of feveral fibf~r'bers, the Benefit intended
for the Eek family Of Mr.. Sey/oe, and which was
to have taken place This Evening, at the WATT
inrton Tavern, is ponponed 'tll T1urf'ay E
Venlng the 10Th inf when he foicts the pa
tronage of generous community and he ac.
fures them, that he will ufe the utmoR exertiI
Ons to give fatisfdciion.
a number of Songs will be flung by gentle.
man cf Richmond.
Several detached Dialogues from different
Co,ntdy's, Farces, &c. will he performed.
Appropriate Scenery is painted, aud fualt
Rage ert6fed.
The hef Muficto.be had in Richmond wifi
be provided.
Several popular REGULATIONS viil he given.
The entertainment will cl0fc with great VA.
/. rieiy ofhandieme Decepiiops.
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The infamous department of the French Con.
M IN Alexandria TO our celebrated conntrvn,an.
Eaton, mutt excite the juft INDIGNATION of every
civilized nation. May it not go Ear to account
for this ilhheral conduet to conjecture, THAT This
coune had been already prefen'ed TO him bv
the government of France, which might have
even formed 'he extraordinary project of nego-
clating befzreen us and the BafIaw of Tripoli.
and receiving hapdfome aoueeu, for its diiin.
tereted fervices
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BENJAMIN STETSCN,

INFORMS his friends and the public in general,
he has for iae, 400 gallons Hollands Linieed Oil,
White Lead and spar;.h Brown ground in Oil,
Patent Green ground in ditto. Verdigriie and
Spaniih Brown, dry; sby 10 Window Glals, & Put
y; I'd, Sd, I'D, Sd, Sd, lod, and God Nails, two
C$ss Spike Nails, Bar Iron, German and FILTERED
Steel; general aHortment of Iron Hollow Ware /;
10 Hhds MolaBes, French Brandy, Wen- India and
New-fngland Rum, Tea, Coffee, Loaf and Brown
Ssgar, Chocolate, Mems, fine and coarfe Shoes, La
dies Kid & Morocco and Leather Slippers; Boxes
Cotton and Wool Cards aforted half pint and quart
Iumblers, FINAL invoice elegant glas, tone ware,
German Ozenbugs, so Jacks Salt, Novafcotia Grind
Stones, and many other articles in fore, which he will
fell cheap for ealh or country produce.
April 2-(Iawl2m.
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My 9.
THE SUBSCRJBER

~ EOS leave &c inform his friends and the pnbIic
in general, that he has eafed of Capt. Samuel
Ellis, for term of years. his white houfe at Rock
cts nearly orTofte Mrs. Sarah LETTERS lower
Wharis where he purpoies carrying on the COM
MISSION BUSINESS in ts various branches. Mer-
chants OF this place, who are in the habit of MAKING
lhpments, may frequently be furnifed with good &
ubtantia vefles to traniport their commodities, BY
application 70 him.
Thofe who maybe pleafed to employ him in this
line OF bulinets may re themelves aHured that eve
ry exerion in his power will be made 10 render ge
neral fatisfd6tion. lie expe9s to be in the habit If
receiving very comfortable quantity Of lumber Of
kinds, iitable to this market, particularly half and
three quarters inch Shingles, one hundred thoprand
Of the former he magnes will he UP in the courfe of
ten or fourteen days, which will be fold on terms, not
to the purohaiers.
Bacon, &c. will ALTO be received BY him.
EDWARD FAULCoN.
May 81. q eplm)
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FOR SALE.


q VALUABLE trat1 OF Lard containing about
i! Tx hundred acres, lying within ieven miles OF
the town OF Staunton, in the county of AusuGa. A
bout an hundred and fifty acres are cleared and in
good condition for farming, which includes an excel
lent meadow of about twenty -four acres, and near
~, or quite as much more may be made.
he improvements are, two good log DWELLING
houies, with Rome chinnies, near large and never
failing ffring of exceen, limenone water large
and convenient barn; and tolerabe apple orchard
which ieldom fails bearing.
This farm is conveniently r,uared, lies well for oul-
tivation, we'll tin,bered, and in good nephbour
hood. 1t is generally fuppofed by the ben farmers
to be as valuable any other Of its ize, within con-
hderabie dsance of Staurton, and reaionably worth
eight thoaiand dollars, prompt payment. However,
an early application be made, it may be purchafed
for les fum and the purchaier accommodated as to
the time which will be given for the payment of more
than half the price If the whole of the purchafe mo-
ney is rendered at the time Of making the convey
anee, or giving poieion may be had for ten col
lars per acre, which very little Gf any exceeds two
thirds OF svaue This property is certainly an OBJ
Ject worthy the attention of any perion who may be
dipoied to poIiefs productive farm in this part of
the country. For further information apply to the
iuhicriber refding in Staunton, who will lhew the
land. CHESIEY KINNEY
Iunc :. Tepaw
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May 81.
MOUNT SION toR sals.

HE Ii9js,ber a6tys f5r/lt, bsPlaataiion in North
"m6e,Ia1deOarty, f7o7rn By The nam. IF MOUNT
SION. The 0bove fyG9 eoafai7J a5opt 500 acre. all
Of 7obiab is e7pst 10 any adir fbof part IF tie eouarr
10, fertility Of 6, md baI eqc,y regaite 10 make
dF,obie fin0fioa for Pe1irc! famiiv TJeye is on tie
land en- excellent brif Szuei9g LO 7pib eVy convent
erf ont bof h firafd on TIE 1aVigo6e 7vaiey, Of tie
Pofo7odfk, ant e07nqd an elegant Vie7V Of the yi1er
is Te,y Convenient 10 H. oyer5, l and il 7Oifbia one
days fail Of dlsraDdyq, NoyoiE, and Baltimore Tcyws
ofBc Iaie 7ViH be mode Igozca bv abble,tiga 10 Mr.
Henry BaH 7g6o yefes Tie L,ad or toi6e Gbf,ibe,.
JEKTLL JONES.
MY .. esfE
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RICHMOND, IRipAY KING, JUNE 81 1906
BROKERS' OFFICE.

HE fubicrber informs the Citizers of Richmond
and the public in general. thu, Re has taken the
h"uie, nexeIoor 10 MT William Auttin's. lower end
Of the Baton, where he traniaets the BROKERAGE
and COMMISSION BUSINESS in. all their various
branches From his general knowe ledge Of buiinefs,
aided by his attention and foiietude for the iuereR
Of thoie who may peate favor him with their COM
niands, hopes to participate in the confidence of "a
generous public. He pledges hnlef that exerti-
ons OF his HAL DC wanting to give the utmof fatis
faction.
GEORGE Willy.
June ID. (ePf
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JUST PUBLISHED BY
= II COB JOH " so ",

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brloro tie Eza,frf-bouf-Picb1gond
4 NEW SYSTEM of MODERN GEOGRA
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,heir reflective tuatiens extents dviiions cities RI
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Ely BENJAMIN DAVIES
]. J. having an exten!ve boak eOablilhment in
Philadelphia, will be enabled to fell on as low term.
as any other h"uie in the United States. He there
fore very RESPECTFULLY fplicts the orders of country
merchants and Others.
June s. re-
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WILLIAM NJ. ELLINGTON.
NEXT DOOR ArovE Mr.. c. SPENcER's,
IL: H..

NEXT DOOR ABOVE Mr.. c. SPENcER's,
MRin5qree., Ric5mond,
" AViNG lately received large fupplv of Phiia-
4 L delphia PORTER, ALE and BEER of the
bat which he offers for ale either bottled or
on draft, On the mot Reasonable terms for caG His
long experience in this linc induce him to hope for
encouragement, and alto enable him to give general
fasisiaetion. He is in daily expectation of fome of
Eiebbert's belt London BROWN STOUT, of which
he will always endeavour to keep regular fupply.
~ B. The higheit price given for empty BOT
LIES. June 14.-(eF st.
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FOR SALE OR LEASE {:

HAT large and convenient TAVERN, Gtuated
Il III the centre OF the town of Lynchburg, at the
corner OF the reet leading to the court houfe and
Jail, and not more than thirty yards from BOTH oppo
fife Lynche houfe and the nreet leading from
the ferry in the faid town. The Tavern contains
tour rooms anda bar the fra aoor, including two
very large rooms fuitable for ball and dining room
with Hiding partition to the ball roon The lecond
moor contains Tx rooms, the ze of the ball room
and the others luitabe for lodging rooms with an ex
cellent garrett This Tavern has large portico the
iuil length ct the houie. ALTO good dry cellar and
well oPpoiite the door, together with kitchen,
fmoke-houe, dairy ard a table with TWENTY-FIVE falls
therein, with ipacious garden and yard leading to
the liable. Other Improvements will be made To
iuit the purchaer leaieT. II is deemed unneoeTa
ry to Rate the great value Of the above property or
lay more as to the advantage aring from 60 eentrca
and eligible itand for Tavern, as it is prefmed no
perion would he insned to purchale or leafe the a.
bove property without viewing the premifes. there
being no doubt but they would be better iatisfed af
ter leeing the convenient huation, than any inforra
ton they could get from this advertisement A Iibe-
ral credit will be given any rcrOn deirous of the
Purchae or an advantageous lcafe.
For further particulars, apply TO William Rofe. IAN
Richmond, or the iubicriber, relidDg about three
miles from Lyuohbrrg.
April 80
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L o S T,
\ BOND for the fun of Six Hundred and Fieh-
1 ty-three pounds, payable the 25th day of De-
eember, 1906, from Walker Halves and Thomas c.
Morton Of King William, to the fubfcriber in pow
hat2n. This bond was dated on the twenty -ftventh
OF lait April and atie!te6 by Robert Pollard. here
ny forwarn all perions from receiving ufng this
bond, and Walker Halves and Thomas c. Norton
from paying the fame, the proper means will be
adopted to have the bond renewed
THOMAS MILLER
Pcwhatan, June Is. St.
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5ales at aurtinn.

WIZ be fold on the premifes, on "Wednesday
the Sd day of July next:
A LOT on Shockoe-hill, No. 5s4, adjoining
\ the lot whereon MIR. Samuel Creenhow
lves.--The terms of fale will be, one hundred
pounds cath, the remainder in twelve months {;
TO fecure which deed of truf upon the lot
viii! be expected.
THOMAS TAYLOR & Gown.
June Il. tds)
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BROKERS' OFFICE.

HE Sn5e''i6sr La5 opencd Brokers' Office, oesofte
L be UHioa Tare'H, and ove, TIE C0nafizs-5onlt Of
Thomas and Hnos L0dA III bgjfnef eo.fatd TO bin,
zpW be traaEafted 7ritb Eri17 filthy.
THOMAS NOPPELL
~ He bar fer Iakr-A FEW SHARES IN THE
MANCHESTER TURNPIKE.
Ahso-Od STATE Certificates, bearing FIX per
cent infercf. March Ie IF
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4 Ill Perfons having claims agana the efate Of
~ the late Rev. Robert Ware, decd. of Middle
lex county, are deGred to bring them forward, pro-
perry authenticated before the frit day of Sep
TENDER next o;herwife this advertisement will BE-
Plead IN bar aganit all claims exhibited, after that
date as the ubicriber is deirous to clole his ad,
mtration account as ioon as poflible
EDWARD WARE,
1fJh7in'y roit6 tbr rviN aan.xed
Elex, May 81. replm1
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ELLIS 81 ALLAN

Yz9f rtee;7i BY :ts Pola from LOnlon part Of tI.;,
SPRING GOODS,
0~Oggf 7rbieb tie tollozying ar.ieLs5:
I ONDON Superfne Cloths and Caiiimeres,
n 4 Cuttings and Dimitics,
Randi"ne iaihonable worked & laced Mullins
Sd, Sd and 1911 Diapers,
Cd, $40 ard lC-lG Da'uaGS Table Cloths,
Gardeners white and brown Cotton Stockings,
Ladies elegant laced white do
Do. Tortoiie-f,ell bent and braid Combs
Chintzes, Csicoes and Furniture
Gentlemens black fashionable Hats,
Do. drab beaver do.
Do. do. patent fix do.
U.nb rellas,
Boys Morocco Caps plain and furr'd,
Bef Hemp Roles,
Englih bite Lead, spaniih Brown, Yellow OGRE,
gTounn oil, and verdigreafe,
Pruiiis. aud Fig Blue,
Bet Boiled Oil in jars
Durham Muiiard, &c. &c.
Which, added to their prefent focl, and thore ex-
Pecfed daily from Liverpool, will render their al
iortnenf general May 7. (ePtO
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VIRGINIA.

VIRGINIA.
Iafbt Superior Curt Of Cbansry botata in Rie5menA
Between
Thomas Price and John Sandidge, Plaintiffs.
And
Alexander OUTLAW, fsnior, and Alexander
Outlaw, junior, Defendants
an motion OF the defendant, Alexander Outlaw,
~ junior, by council, this cauie is ordered TO lie re-
dOeketed: thereupon the fad defendant filed his an,
fwer, to which the plaintiffs replied generally, and
connons are awarded the plaintiffs and the iaid de-
iendant to examine and take the dePoGtons of their
wneiies; and on the further motion of the faid de-
iendant, the court referreth the accounts between
him and the plaintiffs this fut, to one of its COM
miioners, to be by him examined tated fet,led, and
70 the court reported with any pecia matters thought
pertinent by himfe, required by the parties to be
iPeeally hated. A Copy. Teae,
PETER T. NSLEY, c. C.
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Charlcttfyile, June IA. 'cs. (epsw)
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with Boots or Shoe, as well if they were on the
lpot......-.A-toe length Of the Boot.~.Cround the
Caif--.I'-the pitch Of dittoe.~D-round the heel and
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the foot. Fix the heel aeaine perpendieular, and
Rick knife At tho end Of the great toc-Set down in
figures the number Of inches and quarters in the DIFF
terent neafre,. Janiiary /. eptf