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TO BE SOLD,

TO BE SOLD,
To THE 6igkef bidder, on the bremjtI, on tie I'm
d0g IF MAY next,
- o much Of fts LAND, sDbeyeoB IobH ksljo
lines, in The tonafp Of Cumberland, late ne
property of Peter F,aHciJco. at qviH pay Tie Ia
lane eiaisasd ofbim, bg Samuel @. Hdo0lJ, or
e. 100, zOifb It's hfrSeR, By Diyfa- If a deed Of
frgfeScemedfo me, BY brEaid Peter Fr4aeijt9,
fer fbat PntPejf.
GREED 7.dYL0R, TrRRee.
March IS. (epfd5.J
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HE Holders of PRIZES in the Firm ClaG Of the
L William & Mary Lottery. are Informed, tia,
every exerton is making, to obtain paymen, for the
Tickets Told on credit which thoe thus indebted are
again aPPrlzed, will become due on the 18th prefent :.
and are earnefiiy eutreated TO make Immediate 70.
n'ittanees to the fubferiber So foon as funds fc,
ent to ddeharge ch claims, the major part of them
are on hand notice will be duly given. 10 the mean
while, thofe inclined to receive bonds or ,,,,aa -
payment, may application have their claims Inn.
medately fatisfed. ''''
The TICKETS for the End clafs are PREPARING
and will be fhortly ready for delivery by
RO. GREENfIoW,
April 49, A,o
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BOTTLED PORTER

NHE fubfcriter has on hand, and intends keen
,rI ing, conifant fupply of Philadelphia BOT
LIED PORTER, of the bea quality. pnrcbafcrs
may have 1t put up be fit for uie at any time re-
CURED NJ pI,pp
April Is. -.
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JUST RECEIVED.

JUST RECEIVED,
4 Few Pipe CoGNTAC BRAND7- of he i'm
n 7aaihyj - sajss bsa MEDoC cLIPET n
tbe pia,qgs IF 1905 Fruits e,5,srvld in 5,asdy !,
Alio--FLoUR fer family ge IN ka,rel and bali
ba,,eis--jo, Jak BY
IfyH ST
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
BY ~irtue Of DEED Of Trgf, dafed tie 14b day ef
July, 1909, and reeodtd in tie GsaeraI Cont, nqaae
BY J01et Deons, FyaaG5 b. Diane and Sane III.
Deane bis 7ofs, TO tie IabjSrbfrs in frlF, 10 ears
bsPayme1t Of &bt due from .famrs Deare, 7Bomas
Deane and Francis b. Dedne, TO GihSf - Kirby,
WILL BE SOLD Ar AUCTION,
for ready money, BY TIE SnIyJeys or jan, f7oo IF tim,
0tfbe term Of Caira in tie county Of CnmGsiand, on
TnsjAiy Tie 29b of ncxf month
'WO undivided third parts of the Water Grif
4 MILLS on Wiliss River. at Cara aforefaid,
commonly called aud known by the name Of Deanes
Mills--togeher with all their appurtenances and ne
ceiiary privileges of water--and two third parts of
the ground on which the Mill-Houfe ftands-and
two third parts Of one acre Of Ground surrounding
the Dill-Houie.
JOSEPH CALICO,
NJ. b. POtTiAUX,
RIVERS DRAKE,
CHARLES COPELAND.
Richmond, March 70, lso6 epds
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NEW.MARKET ESrArE-Ena go

NEWMARKET ESTATE-FcR SfyE.
M TIH the ccsfent of the furvving trnftee in T
decd executed by ME for the ben.6, Of TIE
rare john M'kae, and dated on the lth iay of Oao-
PEI 1897, will be offered FOR lae, on the ecoud day
'l .hs eniung Spring Races, that beautiful and highly
Vaiuaoeieat known BY the name of NEW. MARKET.
on credit Of one, two and three wears from, ,,e ,
OF iae. This property is 70 extenGvely knowu as be-
ing the mott profitable courfe in the ils.e. ard
'or ITS other numerous advantages, that i, is deen.s
ennecsf.ary To enumerate them
bst"een this and the day on which the above --o.
perry rs adverted, will treat with privats purcha-
,el a.a give more extenve credit, ii the pice and
terms encourage me to do TO.
March IS. y ~
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~ LII r<f'es~S having claims againn tie tcs.e o.
- Charles san'Pfnn, dec'd. areregreaSl,o hiring
'hsn M well authenticated heEre the eO.h q Iune
'iez,-and thofe indebted are reouen.a 70 make inn.
mediate payment.
ROB. 6 RICHARD sAafrs0N. xln',..
Aprilil. f2wp
, IL. perions having ci5ims aehina thc eaa.e Of
Z u Samuel Grefh7n,, decd, Of King ard ou.;n
eoanty are reqnened to eshbit ttem Immediately.
duly authenticated, in ordsr tina. payment .ra, We
made Thoie indebted to che efsate are deGrel 10
make immediate payment 70
JOHN & SAMUEL GRESHAM.
April II. -fstp>
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NEw-YORK, septeml,er Is.

Cipsain Brown' THE brig Ontario from Curr.eo,
informs us that accounts har. been received r..
rom the Man, which Rased that Miranda landed az
~ W "a. io'n CT Angu't, and took poGelIio, Of
me tort aud town without reliance bur thar :,
,un'eqnent engagement with the Sparard, h had
been defeated and compelled 70 relinqnh thee aT-
van'ages. and on the 9th was at the land Of Arm.
ba. u 'A'1-
On this fchjc9 have been favourei with rho g.,
loving extract of letter from Respectable CONNER.
e,a hoae IN Curacao TO another in this city, dated
take the liberty Of acquainting You that we yer-
e'o1y received oy an expre!s from Coro the certain
news OF Miranda having landed there thrae wei.
before with two fhips,two brig,, aad feven rnalis
cenei'i ana alter ievere engagement with the.
P@n'aFd.' mas been routed, and mad to take to hi,
ln'P'' Nobody KNOWS what courre he afterwar,i.
% he'ltioN rms tor your Caution fhould YOU,
uHdertake any buiines on the Main, fear the ame-
formerly" ''eif 10
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We can no longer doubt about the unfriend-
~ dhpoiitiops of Spain, fit be true that be
has re-aPPointcd Yrujo; rejected our Propo.
ftions for the Floridas and encouraged the
mhcondutt of her folders in Louifana. Let
Spain beware of the confsquences | She
forgets that her Floridas are at our door, and
that Fggie regiment G5om TIE 5fjFGpbi terri.
tory would be iuilcient to reduce them.--This
IS tact which we have derived from mot
respectable authority. The caufe of this esfv
acquiiition would be found in the number of A
merleln citizens who have migrated to the Florj-
das, with all their affection for the government
under which they were born.
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FITZ WRYLsoNN q POTTER,
Book Binders and stai;oysr,

Book Binders and Stafionert,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
Keep eonitanfy on hand, Warranted of the bef Ma
teFias and Workmanship,
GREAT VARIETY or
AT- Books, Jour Receipt Sc MuGc books
d q na,,, 81 & Lsdgsr'of Copy & cyphernF dts
Record * Sheriff. books; do.
which, with every other article in the Blan, Boo,.
line they offer for fale on liberal terms.
Try 6aVe Gy6an txtesfve rs15,t,reut Of
Writing & Letter Paper, Delz & Pocket inkeand,
Mu'ic & Drawing do Blank &, PIav;re, SarIe'
Dutch * Engith Quilts, Excellent Pen Knives.
N.-Powder' Japan, copy sPortfmens' & Pocket do.
sea5S 1 You durable lns peacles of various FORTS
A cIIi once Waters, Reeves Water Co!or,.
SC1OoL BOOKS, BIBLES, TESTAMFNTs.
= HYMN BOOKS &c. &c.
booNS RULED AND BOUND TO ANY GIVEN
PATTERN.
orders from the Country punauaily attcudedto.
49, (oaw 3w)
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Extras ofa letter .fom oy,- eorrcIsoed.gt, dated
Lasarei.o, Sssf.i2.
Lat night arrived. brig Reiulu'ion, Capt.
urner, 20 days from Llguira. Csptsin FUR
ner informs, that Miranda had landed at Coro,
where he was Joined by between 1000 md 1sao
otthe inhabitants, and that IN army of 5000
Span'ih troops had marched from Iasu;ra 10
oppoie him." rPb;l. Urn. l1.ns,.. !
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-19

~ the refo'ution relative TO convention, the
proo >ii'ion of the Houfe was objected to
~ the Senate, who inturu made another which
has been rejected the Houfc-A third is now
on hand, its fate, we fuppoie, will be known
next week. The Land committee, as yet, has
,nade no further report--how far they mean to
prncr,is in the huinefs we have no idea-As
20 how far they ought TO go there is variety
of opinions. A difpofition however is mani
felted. no longer to be delayed by the bathing
executes of N. Carolina. Nilon's GaS. i,
NASHVILLE, Augut go.
We hear from various parts of Kentucky,
that the drought has been 70 great in that fate,
that many fields of fertile land will not yield
one bufhel of corn to the acre. Amid thofe
evils which Witt a country 70 adjacent TO ours,
we congratulate our feow-ctizeus on the fat
terng profpeet of one of the greateN crops this
country ever produced. ReTiezv.
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BALTIMORE. Sent. Is

The Marquis Yrujo arrived in town vefer.
Gay, on his way to the feat of government
HIS lee retaty informs that the Marquis receiv-
Jed the thanks of his fpvereign for his ft;tbe,J
tervies5 ~ his country" and that the Snanif,
government will inn on his being again receiy.
ed and treated with all the attention due toth..
Minllter OF "great and powerful a,afio,'' +! !!
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IN CHANCERY.

IN Ct5ANCERY.
Logjfi County, IgcgG Concf, 1906.
George and ChTilopher Lnden5ergcrs, Pbf,.
againG,
John Davidfon, Thomas Davdfo7, Eli
Ina Watkins, James Barbour and Car
- 81, Ei'nor' Def,s.
VIE defendant, John Davidfon, not having enter
ed ms appearance and given fecurty aceordin,
20 ne act otA iiemby aud the rules Of this court AMI
appearing TO the iatsadion Of the Court that he i
h't an Inhabitant Of this Sate therefore on the mo-
uon Of the plaintiffs by their attorney-It is ordered
Y orcreed by the court that the fd defendant,
John DavidioH do appear here ON the feeond Mo-
gay ~ November nevt, and anfwer the plaintiff BIZ
s'l mat copy OF this order be forthwith Inferred
N lone one Of the public newspapers, prinfed IN the
CTy Q, Richmond for eight weeks f4:eeaivsy, and
county on fome court day.
A.Copy Tehe,
CT, JOHN PoINDEXrER, ere
- oaw2mf
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-19

KY MOURS. WHY charge Mr.. r. with
traDiact'ons, which are neither true nor con-
nected with his political conduit ? III. has al
READY gwen iu'hcicnt r-afols for c0ndem,infr
the cou'ie t'at he purified during the Inf win,
ter but why prefs thefe charges bcvond III.
truth Is 1t not obvious, that an uainlf accp.
ldtOn always operates in favor o. the. accuf
ca = lhe Republican Advocate afIcrts thar
Mr, Clark attempted to obtain a foreign
emoahy for Mr r. by collecting fnSfcribers
10 Al paper to that effect, which was 70 bc
prefented to the executive Bnt we
declare our belief that Mr. r. was com
p!eatIy innocent Of this tranfaction that II
was let about without his knowledge. and
that the very moment beheard oft he rrDrefent-
ed to h'sfrIend his aftoni!hment, he predicted the
improper uie to which il would be app'iedbv his
opponents and prevailed on him at once To
drop it.
q rrmour has been fome timeaAoat. which
has excited nolitIle unelhnefs agnonq IN frieo
OF 'he administration; that Mr.. N;choIfoo had
pretnted TO The preiident letter, he had re.
ceived from J>ouiliana, declaring il to have
nFeh Mr. "a determination to appoint no fuch
men as Mar. K. or MIR. N. TO office hut only n.r
OF moderate opinions. The ret of the report is
embraced IN the following letter We have
Tor ioms time tufpett-d and on very refpe!9a able
grounds, that there was fome mifake in this
trantaction but the following extract from the
Baltimore American contains fuficient con.
trad6lion:
ne writer OF that paragraph has been iniGnform
ed. The truth is, that Mr. Nicholfon did receive Z
letter from Major E"'''' Eating that general VIII
knfon had reported that the Preident had fld thar
neither Mr. Randolph nor Mr. Nichollon nor anv o.
ther man OF violent temper hould ever receive any
appointments from him, words to that effeta-.ths
letter was fent to the Pre(ient by Mr. NJ The Pc
iident returned the letter without any administration
thereon he was known however afterwards to have
declared to his friends, that he condered the fecdn
the letter to him a candid and honorable declare
ton OH the part of Mr. H. (of what was the faq) to
wit, that he (the PrefdenDnever had made any iuch
declaration
friend fent an extraEt from the letter of Major
''ss'f to gen. W. who explicitly denied that he
had ever heard the Preident utter luch fcotne,t
or that he, the general, had ever faid he hadtlat
letter was alto ent to the PsGdent. In fact it was
believed by many TO be part Of an intrigue Carried
on at st. Louis) TO make gen w. obnoxious to Mr..
r. and Mr.. N. and to obtain thereby their influence
70 aid in defeating the nomination Of the general
Chen with the ienate) to the government of Louii-
ana"
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JUST PUBLISHED.

ny J6eo' 7"'@0n' ant /orE'te at bif BaaL9te--. g
doors bel070 TIE Market, Piebassd.
SETILD FLOWERS; or PalforaI and o,., D.
etry' by Robert Bloomfield, author Of the
FARMERS IN Soy and Rural 1'ales-Price rs cents.
cam given for all kinds of clean linen and GOTHAM
Rags, at the above ftore. N''''l
September 49, @,
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Last c5ae'tii,a s pal.
PHlLADELPHTA, September IS.

we are Informed that the Marquis Yruia
let on IN his carriage yelterddy morning for
ba't,nore, as IS iiippoted for the purpofe of
preieh'mg hine!f with his new credentials 10
our governDent.
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~ TICKETS i" nj: Third Clze efIle Piexz.,J
Afsd0y Lottery, Jor EIe at he Eagaircr Books,,,s
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H' The FARMER HTRGTNIA AL616-
HH.A' PriHt.d end Edited BY T. Rte5je rgn be ,e46,
T'r delivery on %ei1s4y "tt, az TIE 0ate eftse Ea-
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-19
JUST RECEIVED

ana for )afe' attic ENsDmER Boox-S4oex,
a NEW work, entitled, The FAsgtoNaetS
don Edition nun h0ii-
ALso--" Let rERs TO YoUNo LADY on A corrCs
OF EHcLIsh POSrRY,' BY 7. Akin, M. u.
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NASHVILLE, AuguR SO.
NATcHEZ, Auguft -.
HOSTILE APPEARANCE.

Bxtrsf Of a letter from gentleman at Natebi-
foe5es, to TIE editor, dated As.gnf ., 1906.
"On or about the 18th July uIt. detach-
ment of Spaniih troops, coniiGing Of SOB, un-
der the com snand of captain Wand, the COM
mandant of Nagadoches, and infpettor of the
troops of his Catholic maieity in the interior
PROVINCES, arrived at the Caddo village, near
Red river, above Natchitoches, demanded in.
formation relative to the exploring party under
the direction of major Freeman, which had
pafIed the Caddo village foine days before, cut
down and carried away flag of the United
States, which the Caddo,s had hoifed in their
town, informing them that the Nag of the u.
States had no buinefs there, that that part of
the country was within the dominion OF Spain,
and forbiddine the Caddo chief in future from
holding talks, trading or having any intercourfe
whatever with the Americans; after which the
SpaDiards took their departure in puriuit of the
exploring party, and informed the Caddo chief
that they were going to kill, take or drive them
back.
"We have likewife accounts from Bavan
Pierre, of the arrival at that place of col. Ezra
ya, late governor of Montrey, with Fix compa-
MES of cavalry, faid to contain one hundred
each, with feveral pieces of cannon, and that
feveral companies of troops mere are on their
way from S.. Antonio"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-19

N B. a few dry Goods will he Offered at ven,l,..
81 te Gay and at the place above nentioued belong
w. G..
~""'0n' 'eP'eih0cT ! 3. 3wf
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PICKING VINEGAR.

TICKLING VINEGAR.
/ F hyperion quality, made from two years old =.
~ der--For fale by
WILLIAM HART,
AGO &ssfle~s Scale Hogls
SALT, loofe and in facls, :.
80 Barrels cot HBRRLNGS,
Brown SUGAR in barrels and by rsta;E.
COFFEE, TEA and other Groceries.
Philadelphia bottled PORTER,
DO. Draft BEER
September 10. .r
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NOTICE.

TO bt credito"t Of DaqiI md Nm. Cpl,rqzt.
WHAT the 'I,ruilee5 of laid D. a1I w. Guerr,.,
will on Friday the 3rd day of O4ober nerr
meet at the houle formerly occupied by them as
i!ore - TINS place IN order to make feeond div;-
under lad truR.
The notwithstanding creditors are particularly re-
qlelted to attend OF that dav
by order OF the Truaees.
VIM. GUERRAET.
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TO NoN-REsIDENTs OF KENTUcKY

he SUBSCRIBER living in the neigbborhoo,
u OF frankfort, Kentuoky, having undertaken ~,
pay the taxes of number IF geRternen refidip, !,
virginia and elfewhere on her lands in this if,t.
and finding that the RENTING of money TO him Cor,
that purpoie attended with great difficulties r;fl
ana trouble, propoes it to thofe gentlemen and am
others who may hnd it an accommodation to them
the following plan, to wit: That they fl,sl deposs
ther money IN either of the banks Of Richmond Aex
andria, George Town or Baltimore, ON or before RI.
hrlt DAY OF May annually, and authorize fome peror
at thoe ieveral banks to advfe him by po of the a.
mount, and to whole credit it fhal be applied ana
impcwer him to draw for the fame payable on fob,.
ne isnds W nsn-rsfidents are advertised about III
nrt OF July, which expence of twenty-five cents
on each TRACT. the fubfcriber's draft will commend
the cain IN this Rate, and foon rs his bills are ho
noured at any OF the aforementioned banks he will
advance the money in Kentucky, dedu6snp feyen ga
halt percent comniiiIon for his trouble, in attend
mig to and executing the buiueE He will ;ncIef. .
duplicate receipts to thofe banks in which the money:
IS depoiited or to the Proprieors of the lands, keep
ing the original in his pofIeion, 60 correct anx
errors which may in the auditors Office Of Ken.
tucky. 10 thoie gentlemen who raay v q. 20 nav.
their taxes in this way, ard who have not per6oIry
acquaintance with the suhforber, he Aeps Lave 70
ter thera TO the Hon. lohn Breckenridge. the Hon.
Matthew Walton, Eiqunes, now in conerefs AZ the
city OF Warrington, Gen. Tohn Prefaon of Mont
gomery county, and Col James Breckenridge of Boz
tetourt county, Virginia, as to the confidence which
may bS repefed in him.
NATHANIEL HART.
~. b. The Pphage all letters directed TO me
on the above butinsfsmua be rad
December 10. fsE,tar,.
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FOR SALE.
TIME ESTATE on WHICH the subseribep.

ME ESTATE WHICH the fubfcr;ber.
i now refdes, in Frederick eounty, Virginia, adj
joining the town Of Rarryville (callrd Battle.own
eleven miles from Winel'eaer. and Immediately on
the public road from, WineheNer to Alexandris.
here are 900 hundred acres in the traes, one hut,
dred acres OF wood land and in point of fertility of foil
no land in America is hyperion, The Improvements
OH the fame are Valuable and in good repair. The
dwelling houe is Large ADD convenient. the kitchen
GARY, barns, fahles &c. &c. arr in eomaIe,e order
here are two very productive apple orchards. one
hummer and the other choice winter fruits, capable of
producing from 1000 to 1900 gallons Of brandy ner
convenient credit given for the purchaG. n,ons,
which may be known by application to sol, Edward
Darlington OF Richmond, or tie fnhlcriber
Tudor Hall, March H. oawa,,,,.
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TOHN SICOCK

z INFORMS the pNbiic that he has lately elabl;h.
i cd CABINET SHOP in the city of Richmond
on die Crolsifress leading up from Profer e. Mon
cures vendue-ttore, and the Fire Infurance OF,
NE where he intends manufacturing all kinds ot
Cabinet Ware in the moR modern Rile he fa,teIs
hnl:f thar thee who may favour him with their con-
mands, will find his work equal to any made in the
terials ''" "'' . - :.
he will fell his furniture low for prompt payrpen,
only his lituation will adm, Of giving credi,
A few windfor chairs ON hand, well made, which
W'll be fold uneoprppp!y !aw foFesh. 800 ~ :. =
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3, FRANCIS FOLLET, nepris epsee-e TIE.
Eay'f 1as'crn, Main. Street, kiebnaos ;
HARCEN SEEDS, freh aud good Of the ,oliow-
~ ing kinds Red and White Onions, Winter Cab
bage, Blood Beet, Scarcity. Head Lettuce, French
and hne!:ih lurnip, Cucumber, Carrot, Parnip,
Buih Beans, Raduh. Sage, Saffron Burnett Afrara-
gus, Summer and Winter Squafh, Water ard Muik-
mellon, Pariey and Perpergrafs
Ten barrels Liver Oil, 10 barrels Cider, Cider in
bottles, l2qr. Caiks Sherry Wine, 80 bbls. Nova
Scotia fat fall MacSer- by 10, l2 by 10 and 10 by
EnkliIh Window Cafs, A quantity OF Hear, ADD
Club German Steel, and general aioriment of Hard
ward. Ironmongery and Jewelry.
March Is. cawdw
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DOMESTIC MANUFACTURE.
EER GdIE

ONE Water Frame ean,bleat, of Aykwrirbt me-
~ chinery Improved, for fpinning of Cotton BY
water; one do. nearly eompleat; one Mule of IA
iP'ndes e"mPeat, and fevera more not tut together
one perpetual earding machne, Mt fnihed; leyerai
ipinning gennys of az fpindes each--wi,h very
coniderab!e quantity of materials both braf and iron
work OF every defcrption fniled aud unlnilhed, ,r
eonisue'iug the above nachinery-bcing the proper
~ OF peron iasely decsafed, will be dfpofed 81 for
cath on very low terms. Apply to the Editor of ,bs
Enquirer ia Richmond.
N. B. Any gentleman wihiug to yurckafe, will End
4 to their advantage to APPLY early.
A1afch ls. iavaw
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CSssesSrid Comfy Ma,s1s Ce~,t. 1896.
Edward Burnett. U Plaintiff.
AgainR
John Pentco6, Defendant.
ME defendant. no. having entered his appear.
L snce. and given feeurisy according t. the aa
of AEsmbly. and the rules of this court and IL APP
pearing the fatsfaon of the court, that he is not
an inhabitant of this commonwealth: on the motion
OF the Plaintiff, by his council, il is ordered that the
iaid defendant. do appear here on the fra day Of
May eour, next, and anfwer the plaintiffs bill, and
that copy of this order be forthwith INHERIT
ed in fone of the public newspapers, printed in
the city Of Richmond for two months fucce{Iively
and another copy be pofted the front door of the
court houfe of this county.
A copy,
TIL: WATKINS. c.
March ID, (2mlp)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-03-25
PETER TIMsI.EY, C. c.
TEN DOLLARS REWARD.
March Is.

Y ANYWAY from the frbfcriber, on the 1s,h
- January lah, LUCY, negro woman, abnur
50 years old, of yellowifh complexion, and rather
ender che common ize. She carried with her, Fun
DRY eloath'pg, amongf which wa,a light mixed viz
ginia cloth habit, and an old dark Grounded ca,;c,
gown. She was RATED by MIR. Tapkard, of Hen.
rico, and fold to the fpbferiber, by Abraham Cow.
icy near Richmond. She has two filters living in
kichmond, who have reafon to believe, conceal.
her, as The has been feen in company with her ff-
ter Darkis, (the property of MIR. Fl, nanks) fevera
times. 0''|
Any perion who will deliver the fad woman to
reward.
Wa. B. CLARKE.
MAfeh -, fOaw Jwp.1