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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-01-02

There are letters ia nos.on from the
River Plate, dared lath Of August, when
msntieh that ON the 9Th OF thu. month, the
seamsn of all the vessel, in the T,vsr, eA-
Geptia. two, were pressed, ia re'a'ofee
the crews of three Spanish hisates tasn
lying at Montesido, l.den with SPECIE anu
kouad Immediately for Caas. Ina CIT
Soumstanee is given as ss.ro'ora'lve Of tns
English account Of the capture OF Spanlsa
treasure ships. 1, is probable tina! wv,
English friss.es were ssationsd on Dehs
south 1rn AEorr. to intercept t.ess Tes'ei.
which they ansicipat.d "" AID rsaks st.
Mary, their FIRST lan'I.fall from the coast,
/ " hen bound to Old SPaio.
| A. gentleman who resi- 4sdsome yesfs on
N. Rio-de.la. Plata, 10 cation, that during
the lat. war with S, pain. there were up.
ward. Of thirty mil; .ous Of dollars eollecs
ed ., Bu.aos Ayr 5, asd destined for .hs
mether country. Drought froln the iaserio.
| on mules. * ys9
| Itisprossbl E, from thu nums.r Of ner
The Spanish ptursd frigase took on boar.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-10-04

yT@HE snbscriber respectfully Informs
observation-disclosures Of dartinsburg and
IL vicinity. that he has commenced the
B0OT& SHOE MAKING BUSINESS,
II M. Robert NJ knights house, next
door to the Globe Tavern, where be viii
thankfully resolve any commands II his
line, and engages 20 execute his work IN
such manner Is shall give entire sAtisiac-
,ion 70 his employers. Those who have
large families, and wish TO have Shoes
made of their own leasher, may have 4
done on the most reasonable TERMS and
in the most substantiai manner, BY the
publie's most obliged and very humbls
John KYLE.
oesobsr4, 1905.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-10-04

ii LisF ii Lsfssrs rensain;ae II tle Pssi-
OIEce, Shephrrd, - 7ospn, 81 she 10
az If 0cfobeg, svhich b Dot fake.i oi,f
brfore fhe liz day ef january NEXT,
ssili br srnf 70 dc General Rssi-k Ies I
nsdead Leffers.
n WILSON ATH0RR, esfe of !
- Capt swesrinssh, neat shsp
herds Town.
b. Moses Blackburn, care 81 John
Lowry, Shepherd, Town, William
buckles, Jun. Jefferson County.
G. William Crockett William CO.
megys, Jefferson County.
y. 1ohn Duke yohn Dimmits, near
White House, Jefferson County Ar
'chibald Dunn, Shepherds Town.
3. Dan. Everharts care q Mr. Lin.
VAIL
6. Hezsliah crnsa, berkeley Cum.
ii. David Hannah, Berkeley county3
William Han (ueaver trade Niehc-
las Haines; Peter Holmes, near Sharps-
burg.
Town.
i. Miss Nancy Lee. John Lemon,
Jefferson County. 3,
M. lanes Mendinehall, Berkeley
County, John M'Gregor, Berkeley
County Rawleigh Morgan Mrs. Ma
~ M'Can; John Mottei.
N, George Noble, Shepherd 5. Town.
r. John R6hn William Rally
Philip Ronamus. I. 4
S. Vas Swesringsn; Michael shy.
der, sen. Widow Stipp, David Segsr
William Seamon Miss lane Stevens
n. Staily Philip Sehoppertl samuel
Siye, Jun. s.
e. James food. enc of Mr.. Joseph
v. Samuel Wan, Berkeley County.
". John unselI, SEM Shepherds
Town.
". John B. Weber. Ralph Wear.
Z. Jane. Young, carr of John Ksars. ]
JAMES BROWN 7. III.
Oetober 8, 1905. q
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-10-04

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Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-10-04
PLANTATION,

Wherson de said William Hannahlats-
lylived, IS mica from Martinsburg, On
Tuscarora Greek. containing $40 acres,
about 200 acres Of which are cleared
ti,e balance eioyhed with heavy Timber
about r. acres 81 good Meedow. The
Improvements are, alconysnisnt Dwelle
ipg House, with An excelIent Spring u
Water near Il good Barn, Stable,
Kitchen, Corn House, Smoke House,
Spfina House, &c. and two good bear.
ine Orchards. This Land for fertility
Il perhaps equaIt 70 any n Berkeley coun-
". The terms Win Be mad known -
applieation.to 4 s
DAVID HANNAH. 49,.
WALLACE HANNAH
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-10-04

Which he ~ exceeded IN his ancestors,
md contemporary kings. Indeed he We
80 highly distingl shed By God, for h's
pikfg md virnie, that, e m eaflK psrlads
ofiife, his fame Was sounded through
he habitabIe world and he attained the
summit 81 human felicity. 4 "a age,
when others we're engaged in,the aeqni-
sition 81 thar knowledge which was to
;Be lie Foundation 81 tiieir future fortune.
Among the many wise and useful les-i
sons, for conducting mankind 70 virtue
and happiness, which are found ID the
writings Of THE truly great man, = one,
which, no doubt, he considered as die.
source of his own happiness, The fear
ofthe Lord, says Re, 4 Is the beginning
of wisdon,n and with this he advises
youth 70 begin their researches after l..
Onthis subject he addresses them with
I'll the ardour Of aiIectionate persuasion
md adds many cautions agains, The an-
controlled qualifications 81 sense and ap-
petite particularly the embraces Of
iewd and wicked women. which would
inevitably destroy al their worldly pr1ss
Psess g 1919 slu q sAs - s.s su g
Jsss spsn . W 1870 ~ 1872 :.
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$3.50 80 -" TN
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- .r 1870 80. 10y ~ -. $3.50. ..'
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alsnoug : .ne vlsor. = ss.a . .:ls...
aulGeus " = GQnc1tteucg u tu0sS lI01Ml.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-10-04
Berkeley, q.
Settsnber Csurt. feos.
Robert Burns. Complainans
against 4
Bartholomew fryptt, Defendant.

5{Fs ~ 0Al0lt42A&4 -
THE Defendant, Bartholomew Fry
All, not having entered his appear.
auce agreeable 20 N act of Assembly md
the>rules offhis Court and L appearing
tothe satisiactionof he Court, that he i I
NOT ninhabiiant Of this Commonwealth,
on The motion Of the Complainant By his
Counsel Il i ordered that the said De-
fsndant do appear here on the Monday
after the third Tuesday ia November
next, 10 answer the billpfthe Comfiain-
ant, and that 1 copy ofthis prderbe fofth-
with inserted inthe Berkeley and Jeifer-
son Intelligenesr, FOR two months sue
eessively, and publishsd u the door 81
'thc Court House ~ The said County.
a Copy. Tesee, u /:
DAVID HUNTER, c.l.c.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-10-04
Public Sale.

vH1IEk IS sod II public yenfue, o.
Nv Monday Ire 1lst Inst. 4 the latc
dwelling plantation 81 William Hannah,
dec. Horses, Cow, HOY, Household
and Kitchen Furnitlire, n Virginia-born
SLAVES. consis,ing Of Men, Women
and Children, Wagon and Geers,
with variety Of Farming Utensils.-
Twelve mouths credit win Be given on
giving bond with approved security The
sale to begin Il 3 O'Clock.
DAVID HANNAH. -. 5
WALLACE HANNAH, 80,
Berkeley County, October :. 1905.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-10-04
y, tte IsrrLIlcrsclra.


FsfAsncra5ls are issof thar which sf4ss.
Ell IN lenksh 81 fime. 81 that u nled-
sured ~ hnmbsr efyeays, bnf spisdssi
u ths gray hair iasfo msa, and an ap.
spoffed q e y ~ age,
APoeRrpHA.
or the truth of the above observati-
ons, solomon was, himself, an eminent
example and at whatever time OF his
Life he may Sc supposed 10 have written
tbem, they were the result ofhis own
expefiencc. Undefthe instruction and
example Of virtuous fztherh he early ma
infested 4 prediction fcrpiety and sir-
tue nc vas therefore beloved be God,
and permitted to ask him for particular
favour with an assurance Of its being
immediatsly granted. His piety was 50
masculine, and bis thirst for knowiedge
90 ardent. that instead pf askingthe tenn
porafy blessings Of wealth and konours,
he made THE REQUEST that he might be
endowed with wisdom 70 Judge IN righl
teousnsss the chosen people Of God, o.
yer whom he Nas appointed to reign.
N consequence Of this, he was blessed,
not only uith 40 extraordinary degree Of
WELDON and sagacity TO End out TIE truth
but with power, wealth md glory ii
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-25
Mount Vernoo, OCT. ~. df7t
I t.AVE FOR SALE.

n n acre or hall acre LOT of GROUND,
a (beIeVsd TO be an. ACRE LOFj adjpin-
ing the improved lot. Of. Mrs Edward Cater,
of Frederak@argb; it isl corner lot On the main
ffIset and frcnts three aiees. 9.. es4
.4L6, 200 acres Of LIND, 10 the county Of
,Goochl nd, adjonng the fapd Of M. Thomas
EIdrldge, VIZ. SAMUEL Smith AID offers, as we'll
as upon branch OF LitkinF.flois- Creek.
dJs, a revefGodsry trna Fidsd q diYidedt
,ight Of rnoiety Of TOO acres adjoining the Gown
9ot Manohelter, in abe couh.y Of Chette,hrd, as
well as 400 acres adj oiniag che lands 81 Colonel
Nathaniel Wilkitfan and Others, in the county
iof Eienrico TRY are fferet Tor faie elmer en-
ihart or long efcdir; or daaoantab.c notes, or
FOR ca(h, being very IRbca 10 want Of Mooney
For further particulars application may be nsde
me at Mr. MOTIFS, in, AleSqodrra, or IL my
abfcncc to MIR. 7Aemat S4vann ct III faid city.
,,s,g RICHARD DossoN. =
October,23.rc ~ jsd 49, u eo4t+
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-25
Oftber IS.
Valuable Lands for Sale. 81

y Y virtue of deed Of tfatt executed by
- Hfnry Ees TO the fnbfcriber, for fecpfing
debt Tue from the fald Henry Lee, TO William
Ludwell Lee, deceafed, the following TRACT
OF LAND will he fold ataPubhc Auction, on
the prenii!es, ca Monday, the 25rh day of No
-vcmber, enfuig idrrrady money;
a,Soo acres, called HolliS's Mafh,
lying IN the county Of Weitmorcland, and Rate
OF Virginia, atjoining the Stratforj elta,e, and
bordering on the Potonak river. " D.
tSignedl II
Buhrod Wilmington .
Mount Vernon, Oct. IT, dl7t l-
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-25
A1ExAEDRi4, III oa. 1896.
I A K ( n g, I | C z. +.

EDO hereby cautiep an prohibit all perions
i rom hpntins viii dog o, gsu, on ny. eGate
q 5i;ai,esP On ths Pocma 4 rves between Alex
,andda and &c rye Towp, End kno%n BY The
~ ale of ADINepoH Tt6t @hi are regardlec
f1his rotire ~ P-fevere 70 ffaf'. n2NaS
% ssing profecuSt' % re nh sStctI.7s"
.i,,y having emfg6eeH ate'f5Nita y ser,
4 IN az amt 81 t5tG as u 10 ufe% aV0
Walter S. Aiei. se9'
OCTOBER !.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-25
[No. 43.

y -Lr NJ lf - Al ~ 8 5 G ~ = . ~
MandeVllle and Jamegol,
OFFER F0R SHE,
For Cath. Produce, or en- the ulnai Gfedit
.e@ A GENERAL AssoR rmfNr oF -
LIgUORs So GROCERIES.
. Coaii4lns et SCR,
Muieovade Sugars, Of various qua
iities. slts5
ditto.
Jamaica,
\. Z. R4ps,
oi5 Jamaica Spirits, for family uf-, !,
Peach and Apple Ban3y,
Cognac atd Bordeaux DO. -
Holland ans County Gtaeva, -
), 70 barrels fttohg sa- ..i.e favored Rye wis.
key. ao9 aT
Madeira,
Old PORT, r4,1t, uas
z Lltbon, $500 ~ 80
Ma!aaa, and q ,iel
Tener,fe ! 4 u. ..,frsi.
40 cslss ST. ffaph Mtdoe Clares.s. II, 90
bt1t Dit Etl. pli'oli IflfH w btAeY, - D.
4 lew hesfhascs Of choice Mp!4Aes, 49,
Iennefee and Georgia Cotton. b.
GunpQwdcr, ,o
Imperial, u "ao, $50,
h,fo ION, 1afslni'y @kaoa !"
Young R,f,o from the belt casgots for
Souchong, 10y 't"a0 anu iA'n''y
Hyfon. Kin, and u's'
Bohea @aii - fs
Geeen Coffee, Pearl Barley, Rice, Starch,
Fig blue, Soap Mul}afd, Rappec and Scotch
SnGf. u ta..c =
SPIcEs-Pimenro, Pepper, Gloves, -caais,
Nptmegs and Mace. +a# !
Ginger, race and gfoaca. U,oig roger
Hobanr and Orlean: Indigo, Nader, Cop
peras, Alum and ltrimaonc. "a, igt
Parent Shot, aGpred, from BIB to No. g..
Bar Lead, Hunters Pipes, Bees Wax, Wrap.
ping Paper, Deqijohos, Refined Sal, Pqsge, !,
Chalk,
Mould and Dipt Candies.
Britiih GanPowder Of ,,aliuuo GEeo,
&c. &c. p4a d3e
OCtcOer 10. Ft, U1Htt s4E# t--inI
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-25
EZaRic Subscribers,

Ofyarious forts, by the dozen Or Grgic Pslr. 70
be had of the Maocfa6arer lower end o.
Prince freet, at redoCed prices. Z
RICHARD, HoRwELL.
Oao5cr 10. 81
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-25

a The higheit price given for
clean Linen Rags, by the Printer OF
this paper.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-02-01
(Br RESUEST.

TITS to be regretted that the LeEisla-
L ture Of the State Of Virginia, has not
as yet enacted law compelling physiei-
ans to prove their abilities by an exami-
nation before u Medical Society-Any
person calling himself Doctor, NAV
Commence the practice Of physic by in
sorting his name in the public papers,
and setting few bottles in his window.
lie then begins TO study the theory of
medicine (Which he ought to have finish
edpreeedent to the practice on the peo-
pie) Some Of the eastern states, in
"?Assquence Of such impositions on the
public, have found it requisite to pass a
law in orde. to prevent empiricism.-
And after the passing OF that act, no per-
son has been admitted to administer me-
dicine except those who have been in the
practice Of physic previous to the passing
OF such act and all those succedent to
the passing Of such act, are under the
necessity OF passing an interrogation on
the practice ofphys sic and surgery before
the medical society, Of the respective
sta,e.-If the representatives Of the diff.
ferent states would form an act, entit-
led: An act to regulate the practice of
phi, sic aud surgery, livery student would
commence his praSice approved, and
authorised BY a IN dical society accor-
ding to the laws of the state to prescribe
his medicine with confidential satisfacti-
on to himself and his patients Then
the question would no, be so often asked,
us that or the O her regular bred ply
sician:"
The fact is, that in this place It ap-
pears, that physicians are not warranted
unless they publish themselves, and that
they arc considered as ieenerants If they
neglect it. Therefore take the liberty
to inform the public, that I am not here
without credentials Of the highest nature.
Ihave received Oiaphloma as Doctor Of
Medicine in the University of Philadel-
phia, in the year 179I-and stomped
with the seal Of the /university. The
words ofthe Diaphloma, are as follows:
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-02-01
LANDS FOR SALE.

THE subscriber wishes to sell the
L Plantation wherein he now lives,
situate on Back Creek, Berkeley County,
miles from Martinsburg and IS from
Bath, containing S3s acres OF good strong
Limestone Land, well watered, with at
least Z springs-l5o acres are cleared
and well enclosed, acres of Meadow
are made, and more Meadow land the
remainder Of the tract 10 well covered
with fine timber.-On the premises are
convenient Dwelling House.. newly
finished, Kitchen, large Barn, -Distil-
lery, Pulling Mill, and some out houses,
with number of Fruit trees,-There is
good mill-seat, With sufhciency OF
water, ON this tract.
He will also sell one other tract OF
Land, situate on the river Potomak,
near Richardson'a Ferry, containing lea
acres, 40 of which are cleared, the great
er part river bottom, the remainder of
the Land is well timbered, and has a
large sugar-camp on it-a small House
is now built, and logs ready for raising
a larger one. For terms apply to the
subscriber.
WILLIAM SNODGRASS.
Back Greek, June -, 1904.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-02-01
December Court, 1904.

December Court, 1904.
Berkeley County, SIS.
Barbara Helm, administrators, and ia
cob French, administrator Of Martin
Helm, deceased, Complainants.
against
Nary Poland, widow and reIict Of
George Poland, deceased, AMI Mary
Poland, Reoeeca Poland and Eleanor
Poland, children and heirs at law Of
said George Poland, Defendants.
In CHAN'EPr
THIS day came the Compliments
/ BY their Counsel, and it appearing
to the Court that the DESCENDANTS are not
inhabitants of this Commonwealth, it is
ordered that the Defendants do appear
here on the MONDAY after the third
Tuesday in March next, to answer the
Complainan,s' bill, and that copy Of
this order be forthwith inserted in the
Berkeley and Jefferson Intelligencer,
and continued for two months "SucCes-
sivelv, and also b=~posted up for two
months SUCCESSFULLY at the door OF the
Court House Of this County,
A copy.
Attest, ~
-. DAVID HUNTER, che.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-02-01
Il Tdn-Xard

ITO be rented for aterm of years, ST.
l tuateon APple-pye Ridge, in Ere.
derrick County, belonging to the estate
of Samuel Sidwell, deeeased-The
Watts in good repair-a Bark. mill house,
Curying Shop, and other eonv.nien-
eies-also, a quantity Of good Bark, at
the yard, willbe sold to the lessee-Fif-
teen or twenty acres OF Land, to be let
with the yard. and immediate possessi-
on given. None need apply but such as
can come well recommended for work
manship, morality and honesty, 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, - ~ :.
- ..- SARAH SIDwELL,
Gas-s:aas fer ths Orphans.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-02-01
NO TIC E.

ALL persons are hereby cautioned
n against cutting wood on. or carry
ing i, away from the subscribers planta-
ton near Martinsburg, or from commit
ting any other unlawful tresPasses there
on. as he is determined to prosecute any
person who may in future be found so
offending.
January II, 1905.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-02-01
DOCTOR GIBBS, ]

HAVING removed from the city Of
Burlington to the city of Philadelphia,
No. ass; north Front street, and believ-
ing publication Of his skin to be of the
greatest importance to those afflicted
with the most distressing complaints.
He has followed the practice of physie
and surgery in its utmost extent in Bur-
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-02-01
Omnibus ad qucs p'@lentes
Litere pervenerint
- SALUrEM! "

MOS Prafectu. Vice Prefectus ct
~ Professores Universitatis Penn
svlvaniensis Testamur Virum ornatum
&C ingenuum LUCAM s. GIBBS
apud nos PrGtectionibus in Medicina
omnium Professorum assidue interfuis-
&c Operamque sedulo navasse ut Sci
entia Medica imbulos atque Eruditus
discederet acpostquam SPatio Curricule
sui peracto in aula nostra coram Cura-
toribus multisque aliis Civibus dignisi-
mis- ad Examen revocatus Sc in, omnibus
hisce Studiis salts versa,um comprohas-
setex Curatorum Mandate in publicis
Comitiis Die decimo quarto Mensis
Mau millesi septingentesimo ct nom
agesimo primo eelebratis BAccALAu.
kEArus in Medicina Gradum enlnia-
que Privilegia ct Honpres ad hume Gra-
dun pertinentia conse eutum hlisse.
In cuius rel Tcstimonium his Literis
maiori Universitatis Sigillo munitis Die
Annoque Predicts Nomina.
Suhscripsimus.
GULS. SHIPPEN,
A. D. Ant. Prof.
ADAMS. KUHN, -,
III D. Theo. g Ned. Prdc. Prof.
IACOBUS HUTCHINSON,
N %. CAIN. s. IKate.ia !Aediea PreE
JOHANNES EWING, -
d. D. Nat. Pail PreE & Prefectus.
SAM. MAGAW,
d. D. Phil Mor. Prof. y PSefsetus.
ROBERTUS PATTERSON, g.
~ n. II Math. Prof
TRESTUS HENRICUS CHRIS
TIANUS HELMUTH,
= D. d. g Lang. 6erm. PssE,
:. ! ~
Ihare also received a certificate of ho-
nour for the practice OF phys;e aud sur
gery, from the" medical society of the
state Of New Jersey, in the same year,
I was appointed surgeon Of the infantry
in the state, Of New. Jersey by Governor
Henderson in the wear l7e4-I was ap.
pointed doctor ofthe infantry and artille-
ny CA the western expedition IN Penn
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-02-01
FOR HIRE, TWO
Negro Girls,
DAVID HUNTER, c.R.c.

One about fifteen and the other sixteen
wears old they have both been aceus-
somed to house work, and one has teF
acme time past been cook. An em-
Ployer in the country would be prefer
red. Inquire of the Printer.
, January II, 1905. (wa)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-05-14

another kind, and very large one too, whether
a municipal court can aSt with the government
of a country which has not been acknowledged
by its own! As the matter itands upon the re-
cords, ion,c unavoidable confuiion aries in an
affair of this public natore, from blending what
we privately nun be acquainted with, with
what is iudicially before US. 1t would be idle
10 fay that the form of the Hevetc republic has
been recognized By this country; but fitting
here as Judge, attending only to the documents
before me, it may, with rcfpeet to them, turn
out to be 70, or otherwife; and While it is in du-
bio, mighty difference i'll the queftion may be
occaioned. The iHnpIe object of my attention
now is, if the money tboudbe orderedinto court,
all the proper parties concerned not being be-
fore us. Thefe defendants have an in,erclt in
this money againft all the world, excepting the
particular perfon or perfons who may he enti-
tied to it. Until all parties are brought before
me in the proceedings. think i, too much to
expect that the money ihonld be taken out of
the hands of the defendants but when ] an,
fure all the perions intcrefted arc adducet, and
you ihall make the attorney u party,
can have no objection to have the quelion again
ayitated."
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-05-14
LAND FOR eA1r

4 IKACI OF about $50 acres, lying on Ismes
q River, adjoining th- town of Iypchbur.. ON.
hundred and forty OF which low ground. and o,;J
Dc OF the FIRST quality; comfortable proportion of
me high ground lies well, and well pied to the
culture oi tobacco and grain !, has an exceien, Mad
md rock fiihery it; imall apple orchard , GOOD
dwelling houe and convenient ou,.houC... , r,;I
eat iuPPod to be hyperion any in that par, of rh
Countrywide mill houfe would let within ,hir.v.Gr
poles OF the river, nsvgable water Likely p~oroe.
would be received in part pay, and generou. price
allowed Tor one ar two backfn;ths that are under
% years OIL age and good workmen. For further
particulars, apply TO the fubfcrber on the prem;C..
or MIR. William Brown, merchant, in Ivnchburo.
49,, LkWELI.EN JONES.
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