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Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-05-30
In the State Of Virginia,


One Plantation, on which is erected
the noted stand called the Halfway
House. This Tract contains 266 acres
Of Land, the whole Of which is tillable.
and a great proportion cleared ;this Land
il particularly adapted to small grain.
Its situation makes it more valuable thaa
perhaps many stands. in the county, be-
ing central between MartinsburR and
Bath; il abounds with fine Springs, .
good Orchard Of choice Fruit; the
House is large and well calculated for
the reception of travellers, a Stable, and
an out house for the family separate from
the tavern.
AisO,. 400 acres Of Land, within .
miles Of the town Of Bath, 90 of which
are cleared and under good fence this
Land is Of good quality on the Land il
House and Stable, with good Water
and some Meadow.
ALYo, small Farm on Sleepy Greek.
about miles from Bath this place il
in good order, with convenient Hons.
and Barn, and Meadow well wa.ered.
and a good Orchard.
ALo, in the town Of Bath, that noted
stand known by the name~of the Coffee
House, adjoining the Bath square this
House is the largest and most conve nj.
ent tor the reception Of visitors at Bath.
having upwards of 20 lodging rooms, =
large bathroom, dining room, dressing
rooms, bar room, and q 6ne Kitchen.
disc, Lot on which is erected q large
Stable, sufficient to contain 20 horses.
near the Coffee House, and a small
Dwelling House.
Also. = Lot adjoining the Coffee House.
on which is erecteda two-story log Heu.e
weatherboarded and painted, with Store
Room, Kitchen and Stable.
49, 1t is unnecessary to be more partieu.
lar, as it is presumed any person wish.
ing to purchase, will FIRST view the pre-
misses. BY paying reasonable propor-
ton Of the purchase money down, the ba-
lance will be taken in easy payments.
For further particulars inquire of Lau-
renee M'Keirnan, who resides on the
FIRST described place in Maryland, to
Timothy Monahen in Hagers, town, In
natius O'Ferrall, on Mill. Greek. Berke-
ley County, Virginia, or Andrew
Goufding, on Poeomak river, s miles q.
bove Bath. ---',-..-
d October IS, 1905. -.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-12-16
C o n C r E S S.
Ho1sE or RgPREskg7A41rgs.
SATURDAY, DEcEMBER 8.

Be6ate i-eiafiUe 10 lie bin 70 sNshend me
oferafon afdu Ger, enGfied san act 10
Prohibit the inhortafion Qfcerfain goods,
aares and merchandise" and TO remit
He Penalties incurred under the same.
The house having resumed the consider
alton of the bill
MIR. Sneaker Observed that when the bill
wasyesterday under consideration, the oues-
ton pending was on filing the blank in the
FIRST section with the words Jane 30, rthc
day until which IL was proposed to suspend
the prohibtory act
AZ the request Of Mr.. ]. Randolph, the
Message Of the President 81 tho Sd inst. was
read.
Mr. RANDoLrH then said, that when
he had made the motion in COMMITTEES, to
6ll the blank with The seth day Of June, he
had done il under the impression that the
house had expressed their disapprobation
Of suspension to 50 long day as the z 1st
Of Decembeg. But il seemed from some
observations which had been made in the
hoose that some gentlemen, who voted a.
gainst he suspension until The next session,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-12-16
Mondat. Dcctm6er 8.

<'HONuHI5 JpcCCNOST o..
Joda Porter, chosen representative
from the state Of Pennsylvania, in the room
OF Michael Lcib, resigned, having been
sworn to support the constitution OF the u.
States took his scat.
Mr.. Bcuie, from the committee of pub
lie lands, iadc report OH the petition Of
sundry Inhabitants of Ovid, in the state of
Ncw-York, requesting permission o pur-
Oh Sc an ert're township of and on the White
or Wabash river, in the Indiana territory.
The committee observed that as, under the
existing provision OF law, the right exists to
purchases All entire township, with the ex-
ception ofthe reserved sectionsthey presume
that he object ofthe petitioners, though not
specified, is to make the purchase on low
or terms than ere ordinary. Considering
an adherence to the established terms OF
great Importance to the public interests,
they recommend that the petitioners have
leave to withdraw their petition.
in this report the house concurred with
ont division.
Mr.. Dnr6v presented petition from the
members Of the Baptist Church in tho Ci-
ty OF Washington, praying for an act of in
corporation, which, was referred to Messrs.
Darby, Archer and Seaver.
Mr. Earfy presented petition from Jo-
siah Whitney, attorney for the heirs of PHI
meas Miller, late OF Gergia, which was re-
ferred to the committee Of claims.
Mr.. Van C'orttandf presented the petit
ton Of William M'Carty, which was refer
red to the committee on the public lands.
Mr.. Cro7oniHshiciR submitted the follow
ing resolutions
Resotped, that the Secretary offhc Trea-
sury be instructed to furnish the House Of
Representatives with q statement of The
amount Of deposits Of tac public rneney in
the y. ,. 'aWi other banks FOX tao three
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COMMUNICATION.

In the night of the I'd infant, was called to
child not quite nine months old, which, although,
IN good health had cried for two days more than u
fuai o. examination the mother diicoyered hard
inilansd tumour, about half an inch from the
umbilac on the left fide, over which poultice was
applied On renewing the poultice juit before
v''ited the child, fnall aperture had taken place
IN the middle OF the tumour and tie point of hard
iuohanee was vifbe. could only at firlt feel fron,
the lie and roughnels, that it not needle as
had been iuPPoied, but the ehlds going to fleep
1T projected efficiently to fhow part of nail
which held, and by eniarging the opening, aud d.
reeting down and around the head, extracted Ii is
a cat 4d nail of large iize, alnoi one and hall
inch long, a little bent. The child is large for its
age and has enjoyed good health, has i, fuhered
any other injury from the courf of this nail than
i'nall fore which is now nearly healed. The nail
matt have been taken by the mouth, and iwallowed
head-ioreuoh, probably at the time CT cutripg its
teeth, OF which 1t has four which period childre,.
are known to be fond of carrying hard fubfsnces 70
their mouth and its diicharge feems fortunately to
nave been directed to part of the body Lead liable
TO De injured by It. have been informed by ply
ncia' Whole veracity clnna. be doubted that he ex-
,ractea needle from iaiy'5 arm, which fhe reco-
ested to have fwallowed many months before; but
have never heard of any thiug 10 large as this nail
travelling h7iiiar courie in the human body.
Richmond, january Is, 1906.
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FROM A FRENCH PAPER

vaccination Prcjer7'afiq,e from The Rot.
Inc benefits vaccination to the human fpe
cieS are no longer doubtful they are general
~ acknowledged infances of vaccination to
'heep' to preftrve theIH frop, the rot, are as E.
V'oent although lefs frequent
us not then unimportant toroufe the atten.
ton OF the public to this Object.
nee experiments e on the national flock
olthe Veterinary fcho.i of Afort, although de-
elhve' had found tome nnbelicvers new facts,
'ehd,ig TO ettaoliih and ttrengtheD this evidence
multiply daily. -, 80
a fecond Deceive, experiment has lately been
made near Lyons; tattbe farm of MIR. D'Efp-
nay 1t has been communicated to me by one
OF Its authors, MIR. Chagot, pupil of the We
terinary chool of Lyons.
hr. DEtPinay, proprietor of two focks,
fed ieperately. the one of the Mer;no. the other
or the common French breed, did not he.
fev' 1t potiihle 10 hnd more effc etual prefer
Vstive than the vaccine, to fecure his fheep A.
ealhH inc rayases of the rot: this dreadful diff
eaie' which prevailed in his Eeighbourhood,
mad already its malign influence through his
HOOK OF the common breed in this pre(linp
danger he applied to the veterinary Ihool sf
Lyons, to obtain the aid of fome of the moa
ikI!tnl pupils, for the purpofe of vacci,ating
lnch OF ms fheep rs were fill free from the
u'iea.e his whole flock OF Merno fheep was
vaccinated the vaccine panng though its cuff
tomary hages in thefe animals it protected,
although IN the centre Of the contagion, with
out the aid OF any other prefervative.
Mr.. u EiPnay, not content with this refult,
tired Deceive counter proof, and placed a.
mong the Hook that had the rot, forty of the
vacc'nated iheeP they were put into the fame
fotd with the lheep that had the rot, were ex-
Po'ed to the influence of this dfeafe, but con-
Family reiifted its attack, Whit il reCneffed
none of the common fieep which had not been
vaccinated.
Inns counter proof removed all doubt, with
regard to the advantages refultins from the vac.
clnaton OF ibeep as prelcrvatiye from the rot
1t IS the completion of the experiment, made
10 derive advantage from this new benefit of the
vaccine.
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NOTICE,

ME Sa,veyo,S Of lie Stage Road, from Pir5rord
to CbL,hHgfUhi-, are yc7A.6ci" falr notice, fBat
roated esnf'iris haze 5scs ade nt, et daaqsr 10
1'bib Tie Pa6ggos ia tie Stage baVs 6ses ard nil ore
J@j'f'ef 10. Jem fbs 6aasG sf TIE rssd rtifpg 1,aa
0afr'aiy from NE i"afcao0 negligence Of Hgf, zp5o
ors6i 10 fee he0 ,egHioriy ,Spayedt5cgo,e il on any
JnSfde' compliant Of 6e 46feSh Peags Of the Stage, O.,
0$PrSd'g az aboOe, aH pyoeocd tie Lac rs61s to
tgtarfs bt 'of exemplary aasmeaf on Ae 7yJo are in
Sfraf. TJf gca',d good Of I.ey, tie Gfoitb scetga-
~ fer s eoapey01et ef5e Pn6ie Eza and my o1oS in
trrs9, are Aotve' aisas, Jeisaf FIR b illumination
RICHARD TERRELL.
I)Tss1gbsr II. (OIze4TOJ
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A POINTER DOG,

Ian from this city, about the 9ctb cfAaR mentb /:
TIEba GnaR eompa3 bsaGdme Dog, bieiiy l'erIi,d,
Z soib fvr esioar, pariiesiayiy bis kg5, Sobe6 are
nncb di,tey bdn biz boiy Br ends Of bofb are f
and be Gef1ros 70 ne Of NERO be- bad on Gre
collar viii Beo7V0ey and probably RszO5 mark
biz Brosf oeeafo1eS BY its |,i6li0s.
Til eoajc&7~edbe dog bar been IN Petition Of dSSr.af
pes3c, sadbas at kgsb fallen into The baad IF gentle
mmf 70, any bcy0a 7gJo may be debnted,oy any efbs,
i7vai 7OLgfrvrr, 4obo 4oM bring lin TO he cdifo, of
tJs or any ether ne7gpdbrr in Richmond, aH ,cecivs
FiVs Dokars re7Ua,d fsgby 7uib reeoaabie expeg/y,
svu a man and bo,s e7plsyed in bringing him. and
no ga,6ias zpiH LroIfM
Sjo0iib, dog 61Vs ben foiea any Pyos 7oto may Be-
eobajt Of givirg EeJ information and eoiaaee, os 4e
bring r Bif 70 the cHriisyy zUbi6pi1g PEP lie tie
dog SsaSor aiiofy faH reeeiVs
FIVE GUINEAS.
TIE Elifo, sqee~, binyaD agfaee,sJt for tie 0dOVr
sSzvay65.
-. Tb ksbad that evr,y gor'imsa pe,iieDLs,iy sfbt
s,6o are sfJ0bedf0 G1oiisg, rRA9ls B ees bis earn,
eAf st every ,7rnas in biz psvcer 10 DEF 81 fao@ seb
Ailvsry and Baficy will be 70 s5igi1g oI 10 rca1.y
arg ormati47 &cy may otisi" 10 tie editor Of fd' egS'
b. hHr.
3ssSary Is. PD.
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MILL IRONS.

Mp H'on5 al kinl5, Is qveN as iron xv,ys
for 1strh and buildings, Horf A,oeing, EGee.
Tools. Sfytbe BLADES, and plantation zvolk,
Of all kinds.
FiE iubferiber lately from New-England having
:! fitted up ihop on the Main-areet of the city
OF Richmond, near the Virginia bank, intends to car
ny on the above buiinefs in all it, variety and flat
tiers hmielf with the hope that by executing fucn
work in tive neate and mott faithful manner, to me
tit the public patronage, and that in future he will
be able to furrIi!h thoie materials upon moderate
terms which were uIually fent for to diaaut Rates
Having wrought Comfortable time at the Virginia
mandatory OF arms, beg leave to refer all who
may think proper to apply the superintendent of
the aid mandatory for my character and gualifca-
tons.
SEWALL OSGOOD.
N. B. good workman at the above bueneis W i'll
meet with encouragement. Alto young lad A or
10 years old, as sn apprentice, who can resd and
write Jan. 7. 2tp.
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2hNylaag, .TanQ0rp 1s.

a letter was received from the fecretarv of
tue treaiury, tranirnitting a ftatement Of the
amount OF duties and drawbacks on gooSe
wares, and merchandise, imported into the
Y. D. and exported therefrom during the years
lso2, 1908, and 1904.
letter was lisewife received from the fec-r-
tary OF the treatufy, tr9rfnitting his report ON
me petitions OF the infpec,ors oftte culoms of
the cities of New-York, Baltimore. and pals
deptia. Oh" ''''"-
The report contains fatcment of faf,s
waving any explicit opinion as to the pronrie.
~ OF increating the exiting compensation of
inspectors, except during the period of th.
prevalence of epidemic difcafcs.
Referred to the committee of WAYS and
Means. a"N
The petition of fundry purchaGers of public
lands IN Ohio, praying for an extcnfion of the
times at which payment is required, or a remit.
hon OF Intereft. was referred to the COMMITTEES
of Ways and Means.
The petition of Arthur St. Clair oravino re.
nsnneration for monies advanced for public fer.
vices during the revolutionary war, was refer.
RED to the committee appointed relative TO
the expediency of relaxing the ftatute Of limi.
ta'ions.
On motion of Mr.. AlRon,
RelolJed, That committee be appointed TO
enquire into the expectancy of paGiqg law.
IuecHrlng the anent OF Congrefs to an a1 of tht.
general afIembly of the ftate Of North Carolin,
paled OH the 22d of Dec. 1908, entitled +" an
aa to authorize the nate of TenncfTee 70 ner.
fett titles to lands referved to this na,e bv IN.
ceflion act, and that toe committee he antho-
rifed to report by bill or otherwife."
Referred to MeGrs. Al1on, G.. w. c,mp.
bell. Chittenden, Trigg and LYON.
The petitions Of Peter Dominick Robert. ne
Samuel Dick, William Bruce and Ala KitchelI-
were referred to the committee on the public
lands.
The petition OF ZebsIon Rowe was referred
to the commiihoners under an a6t for the relief
Of Britih refueees, &c.
The memorial the merchants and traJers
OF the city of Philadelphia, of like tenor pvith
that noticed in the proceedings of the Senatc.
wzsrsterred 10 committee of the whole ON ,se
hatc of the union.
The petition cf the Presbyterian Conereoa,i.
on in George Town was referred 70 Megr.
Find'ey, Biihop and WinnRon.
Leave having been given, Mr.. 7. Rapdo,,h
iunmitted from the Committee Of WAYS ,rJ
Means hill making an additional appronr;st;-
on ioidPpy the deficiency in the appropr;atior
OF the naval fervice during the year 1905. wb;ch
wars referred TO compiree of the vbols
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Scat of Gobfrnment.
SENATE OF THE UNITED STATES.
He@setanp, .JGnaary Is.
the uueftiOn. hall IL he

He@se'9ar, Janaayl5.
On the qUefiion, hall it be
Rr5o'Ted, That that part of the Prefden.'s
meilage which relates to the fpoation of our
commerce on the high feas, and informs us of
the new principles affirmed by the Britiih courts
of Admiralty, as pretext for the condemnati-
on of orr vei1els in their prize courts be refer
red to- fpecial committee f?
Determined in the affirmative 25--
Navs s--as follows.
YEAS --MeGrs. Adair, Anderfon, Baldwin,
Bradley, CoHdit, Fenner, Gilman, Hillhoufe,
Rowland, KitchiII, Logan, MacIay, Mtcbill,
Moore, Smith Of Md. Smith of New-York
Saith of Ohio, Smith of Ten. Smith of VT.
Sumter, Tracy, Turner, White, Worthingto on,
and Wright.
mays --MeGrs. Adams, Pickering, & Plum
er.
CONMITTEF-McfIis Smith IF Md. Nit
chill, Anderfon, Logan, Tracy, Adams, and
Baldwin.
/ A memorial was prefentcd from the mer-
chants of Philadelphia, commenting in ftrong
terms on the iniufice ofthe late BritiCh orders,
and representing the various outrages commit
| ted on toe American trade.
! Referred TO MefIrs. Anderfor, 6. Saith,
Baldwin, Bitchil, Logan, Tracy, G. Adams,
/ On motion Of Dr.. Logan, the Senate refn.
D.! med the confederation Of his motion for leave
to brinP in a bill to prohibit the commercial in.
| tcrcourfe between tie ". States and the French
/ Hand Of 81. Domingo.
The qneitioa was taken nv Yeas and Nav.
Il without debate--Yeas 2I--Eavs las follows
! fEAs-Mefrs. Adair, Apderfon, Baldwin
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VALUABLE PROPERTY.

WILL lie fold, to the higheR bidder for ready
w money on the preu,ifes Saturday the 18Th
day Of February next, by virtue of deed of truia
executed By Richard Bate to fecure the payrentof
1888 dolls. SIS cents with in,ereit thereon from the
date, due to Rambaut & Gerneu and George Pegrlm
junr. and the ezpenceS of the fale.
Two acres Of land lying upon Appsma,tox river
within mile Of the town of Petcriburg with the
water gria and manufacturing mills, Bake houie, Dit
tiley houfe AID other hsuies Of Improvements erected
thereon.
PLEASANT AKIN,
far Henry Cngn,'a and Pitejaai Ika.
Peterihurg, January 7. tdr.
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Il NEW TGRERM.

D EUBEN BURNLEY RESPECTFULLY informs the
N public, that he has opened Houfe of Enter
tainment in that commodious new building welt of
the Court-houfe. Attached the premifes is new,
ttone table inferior in the Fate and that he
is in every re(peca, well provided for the aceo.nmo-
daton of gen,ee company.
N, Il. Very liberal wages will be given for good
Cools-a male would be preferred.
Charlottesville, Nov. z2. ep2m
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AMERICAN ACADEMY OF ARTS

ut a" ELF;o" fer oecri Of TIE Aueriean Aengsusy o,
.s''.' hH@ at Nrsu 7,srk ca Msa4ay, 6tb 9onna.,,
zoe i"0'Oig gentlemen rSe'e 4s esse for b.eni.isp
y:ar:
r; r. LIVINGSTON, P.sf4n,,
PUFUS KING, Yiee-Pr.jistaf,
MORGAN LEWXs,
W S. SMITH,
JoEW 7-RUA1BULL, Diysg0,,.
~. CUTTING,
JOHN M. MURRhT-,
CHARLES WILKES, TIeaLlr>,.
SAMUEL M. HOPKINS, Seues4,y.
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IVotuMz 2.

Bradley, Condit, Fenner, Gilman, Nowlapd,
iNtchel, Logan, Maclay, Moore, Smith of
Mo. Smith of N. York, Smith of OhitS, Smith,
OF I. Smith of VI. Sumter, Turn, r., Wori
Ellington, and Wright.
NAYS-Meilrs. Adams, Hillhou;ic, ETt.
ch,ll, Pickering, Pumer, Tracy, antt White
When DR.. Logan offered the bill W bich was
read twice.
Ut prohibits the allowance of clearsnc,ss from
the time when due information f,aI be ,Ieceiv-
Ell at the fevsral cuttom hcuies of the p.,fIage
OF the act until the end of the next felton, Of
Congrefs.
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NOSE Gentlemen zvko kr0e Lesn gosd ensggG 10 re-
eeivr b faisri5srr orO"of'|oa rs!afive No ID sbi-
HSs SneA< StO1r 4UY be alea;J h.,sist tbr aLjyib-
ITO" fasri 10 Laurence -G4t, Eq. Of T,bbabaanO-k II
thai they may arrive al fb pare srecsHf tie 2OG Of
next month Il. O,ir 6G. nay be thar aj;4sts;. zabe-
tier not, tie sVLee ,nn1sy Of I,t ba@t ben kr:5-
eifor. JdafES K. 6GYCOg.
'yanu7-v 9. TSt'SSzv.
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RICHMOND, THURsDAY MORNING, JANUARY 49, 1906
FASHIONABLE GOODS.


- sADI niaGs whn. Satin P.;,es;
A>-- vat;ous Car, eolored silk ditto;
----- Florence Sill: and Satin Spencers;
------ elegant Sou.le Dreaes
Rich Brocades and figured Sz;tius;
Plan ai!d figured LenaI and Piquet Mullins;
a han,!i"n,e variety of plain, checked and Rriped
Saruets:
Ladies iAnboured Meek Handkerrhiefs;
------ Shoulder Oruatuents:
- Lace Sleeves and Gloves;
which, viii, general afortment Of f.afoI,abe goods
are Offered for fa!e, at moderate prices, by
M y q. MYERS.
December %. f&ttf.
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OYSTER HOUSE.
GEORGE WATSON,

HAS commenced his former and well known oc-
1 curation offurniHing Oysters, Rs2T srEAxEs,
CpID SNAcEs, and RELIsnEs, at the white Houfe
near the Union Tavern, wherein the POE Office was
lieiy kept. Hs heg5 leave to allure thole who may
favor him with their company commands, thar NJ
t''ing fall be neglected on his par, vhish prosii-
is 20 Eive fsiiifastisa-
OstSber IL
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NuMBnRso.]


On Saturday the 25th int IL O'clock, the pre-
mites, will be fold on credit of 6, le aud Is
months for notes with approved ieeurisy, negosia-
bic in the Bank Of Virginia:
T>HE TENEMENT lately occupied by Mr..
Ycarman Smith, at Hay Market together with
another tenement attached thereto.
PROSSER q MONCURE, v. Ms.
January lG. ept dC
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PETER I.ApCRTE,

IL TN IN OK l.,
REGS leave TO norm the :u;,ahsants of Richmond
- and it, vi;nty, that he tas opened IL this PLACE
Fencing Schoo for the insli word, and ne intends
aho TO open dancing fchool. where the new #
and mott elegant teps ihah be taught Terms af
tuition may be known by applying 70 hia, at MIR.
Rivala.ns shookr Hill, in ole OF Judge Wy,he's
.ew brick houJc..
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ADVERTISEMENT,

a intend next fall to remove to the weftern
L country will fell bargain in the tract Of
LAND, whereou now reide, in AmherR county,
containing 17s acres, with good improvements for
the reception ola gen.eel family the plantation in
good repair For cropping, and lies well for land in the
upper country, and conveniently ituated being with
in one half mile of manufacturing mill on Buffaloe
river, three miles from the of New Galgow and
the neigibourhood in every reipca defrable this
land al!o lies within l6 miles of nlpet3on of to-
bacco on james river, and 90 miles from the town of
i.!nchl,urg. ANY farther Description is dee,ne!
unneeelary as is prened that any perfou dipoies
to purchate, would with fir0 to view the pranfes
The payment viii be made eaty to fut the purcha-
for. Joseph PIRpUS
January II. SIP.
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TURNPIKE COMPANY

AOUoTON'S newly inverted PATENT ME-
Il TALLIC HONE, may be had at MIR. Geo.
Greenhow's fore, oPpoiite the Eagle Tavern. The
utility OF this machine for letting Razors and other
intrumen,s which require fine edge, renders it an
objecf worthy the attention of every individual who
may have location for its ufe
December IL. f.
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ENOCH SULLIVAN,
SILVER, GOLDSMITH AND JEWEL

SILVER, GOLDSMITH AND JEwELLER,
y ETURNS his grateful thanks to his friends and
- the pibic for the liberal encouragement afford
ed him in his line OF bulineis and hopes by his pune
tual attention to the buiinefs TO which he was bred
TO Gure continuation of the favor of liberal pub
lie He Offers for fale az his Riop adjoining the
Eagle Tavern, general agortarent of iver ware and
yellery Of the NOT fashionable kind, confGing of
FLYER Tea Pots, cream Urns, Tun1biers, Spoons, and
mourning and fancy far-rings Lockets, Finger Rings
and Brsdh Pms, JET white and coral Necklace aud
Eirrinss, general fupply Of Combs, plain and or
n4ne,xsi Po:bs. ROOFS, thread Cafes Miniature and
ricg Cafes, gold and gik Seals, Keys and Chains.
Highe} price given for old gold or FLYER.
December 8. IF.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-01-23

IN PuFfuanee of deed of truft made to the fubicr
Der by John Kilby of the county of Hanover, to
iecure the FUN of CHS due from the faid Kilby t.
Thomas Cowles of the city of Richmond will b
expo!ed to iae to the hghea bidder, for the bel
price that be obtained in ready money! the AUG
ton Store of Taylor and Brown, i'll the city of
Richmond, on Monday 27tk of this prefent month :
four negro laves to wit Aggy, Purley, Emanuel
and Abraham or many of them will be fluff cient
to iatsfy the fun aforefaid and all colt and charges
attending the faie.
SAMUEL WHITE, Tr1Ree.
The above fale TO commence at l2 o'clock.
January Is. (tf0