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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-07-28
William M'Lellan Jun.

William M Lellan uh.
M. II, 7suss-Ro4y, Es-St,esf
LIAs iuarsceived, and offers FOR fale. large
i afortment of
EngIilb q w. India Go'dS Z Groceries.
Together with quantity THE beR clear
Pork-country Flour-Rye and Indian Meal
"A quantity OF Lines, Lemuions Oranges.
Also,
A few articles in the Military line, viz.
Guns--Bayonets--C Cartridge Boxes-Bayonet
BeIts--a few of the bea of c Fifes--a few
Drums Of the beit kind, with wolf head -
An aTortnent Of Muiical Inaruments. viz
Hzstbeys, Clarinets, Flagelets, German,
Nencn. Englilh, Concert and Octave Flutes,
aid Violins. Likf7vys,
A very large adortment Of Gilt Framed
Loosing GlaDe5,
from, 40 to 8 dollars pair, or Al tie fame
rate by the fngle GIafs--M4hogany framed
do at lower prices-spy GlaGes, from I dol
lars to 75--Opera Gla1es, &C. &c.
July %
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-07-28
coPARTNERsIt!p FORMED.

Delmarone 8 Cermanati,
AID that they have now on hand, and ready
for lale, received BY The Galen, capt. Sted-
man, and other recent arrivals from Europe
a complete shoztment of the following
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-07-28


NaOl1CE is he. eby given. that fhs fAftaer-
~ flip kinder the firm Of
ADAMS y, TENKg,
Is didolved BY mutual content .-Tho9e who
have demspds. againa the late conpany are
requefted to preient the fame for fettIement.
ISAAC ADAMS,
E WILLIAM jerks, JgS-
Jpy II.
To The publication OF the PORTLAND Ca
zETrE, viii IN future be conducted NY Lzae
Alazvs upon the fame principles and terms as
heretofore, and If Is requelted that Papers
Communications and Advertisements he di-
rected accordingly.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-07-28

To tie Hon. Jgfices IF TIE Cant X
SeBioas, at their Cowt b9idsn in
Portland, in aid Ter tbe co,atg Of
Cumberland, on The third Tarjaar -
Marcb, III The Jear IF our Ind 5nc
fbsnfaHd eigbt bHldred and Er.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-07-28

A new and improved edition, for fdie By
N lSAAC ADAlzS, at his Bookifore
No. z, FJg fess-ALso,
Browas Eiegant Family Bible.
a new edition with copiods expIaaitory
Notes. marginal references and ornamented
with beautiful Engravngs,
~ Cafh and the higheG price given for
clean Rags, Canvass and Junk
TuEv 2s.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-07-28
10 armerS.

he Lands in Town1lip No. 4 m
the 9Th Range north Of tie Wade pal
tent, are offered for iale II Lots Of amy izc.
from 1000 800 acres to be feiecfed In anv
part Of the townfhip, 1t the pleallre of pur-
chelers.
This townfiip y Gocked with val-ahe
timber Of various kin1s-is we'll watersd hr
dreams which fan into the Pifca:aqnis, ana
afford an eaty and cheap conveyance tr
RATS and boats carrying FIVE tons, W .he tid7
waters on the Penobicot The fol y infs-
rior 70 none il the Diitria Of Maine. and n.
title Is indifputabie
AS the P,iasieai Object cf the fate VII WY
promote the immediate iettlereut W. tle
ownihiP, X will be dapoied 1T on fssnS
UNUsUALLYLLBERAL, and TO none e1eeni lueh.
as Fall terons at7a1t jsftieys. Thoie thtitfure,
who with TO obtain Farms on fuch terms WY
invited to examine the townfhip, and I0r fur
ther Particulars apply to
MOSES cREENLrAF.
Bangor, 1906.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-10-17

the refult of the deliberations of the council,
which was held in confequence of the difpatch-
es from Lord Lauderdae. Bafilico who bro't
them, was the perfon who carried back the re-
ply of our government.
AUGSBURG, July 3o.-By letters from Tri-
elite, dated the goth infant, we have received
the agreeable intelligence, that the French, u
nited with the Autrian troops under General
bel!egarde, have at laft made themfelves maj
tiers of the fortrefs of Cattaro, and have driven
ont the Montenegrins.
All obftacles in the way of peace are now re-.
moved; for according to the Iaft news from
Vienna, no warlike preparations are thought of
In all Auftria, aud we expect general and du-
rsole peace. The French minifter at war,
Prince Alexander Berthier, who ftill remains
at MuniCh, will iet ont from thence in the firft
place for his principality of Neufchatel, and
then for Paris.
According to all the reports W hich have been
to-day and yeferday in circulation, the French
troops which broke up from Suabia and Fran
COMA, to march into the heart of Germany, have
received orders to halt at the different places
where they now are.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-10-17
NORFOLK, October 10.

Captain Beard, who arrived yeaerday in the
fhip Dumfries from Rotterdam, on the 25th
Aug. in lat. IS, long. Is, was boarded from
French 74gun fhip, which he fuppoied was Je-
rome Bonaparte's. This fhip had been out
fome time, AS the officer who boarded had not
heard of the change in Holland, which he ap
.peared to be much pleafed with, and Gad that
Napoleon the Emperor would fend us king in
good time. In few days we hope, and ex.
peel to announce, the fate arrival of this fprir
of mufhroom royalty, in fome port of England
by which we ihall lofe our king. Ledger.
October Is.
n roundabout rRuonr Of Peace.--Arrived this
day the brig Harriet, captain Wills, II days
from Jamaica, and feven from Crooked-Ifland.
informs that before he left Crookcd-Illand, the
fchooner Samuel, Captain Reed, of Edenton,
IN. CO. arrived from Jamaica, which place he
left on the 18th of September, and Rated, that
before he failed, vefTe had arrived after thort
pafage from England, difpatched expressly
with the intelligence of peace being conclud-
ed between France, Spain, and Great Britain.
On this intelligence, the fhpping and forts at
Jamaica, fired grand faute. The recent adj
vices which have been received from England
direa, render this Intelligence very doubtful,
indeed almoa impofiibIe. Ledger.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-10-17
, !, ha. acknowledged the confederation of the

ira has acknowledged the confederation of the
Rhine.
Pruflia has acknowledged the fame.
The king of Prufiia has named MIR. Hum
boldt mnifter plenipotentiary at Naples, and
mas aiio appointed ambailadors to the king OF
Holland, and the great duke of Cleves
The emperor of Aufria (uo more emperor of
Germany has acknowledged the new king of
the two Sicies.
Orders are given for all the armies in Ger
many to return to France, and the Great fetes
Will take place the latter end of Sep ember
The affairs on the continent are now 70 ar
ranged, that it may be calculated on lafting
peace.
The ratihcations of the treaty of peace with
Ruiiia, will be exchanged at Saint Peteribursh
the 18th OF this month. Auguft, and every thing
announces emperor Alexander has the iinceref
deiire to contribute to the peace of the whole
world.
In England the people win, for peace: Mr..
Fox ard great part of the cabinet in which
they count Mr.. Erfkine, LORD Petty, Lord How.
lex, Lord MORA, and Mr.. Sheridan. The me-
goc'ations have been on foot Gnce the month of
March and were arrived at the point of ma
tufity, and even near being fiened, as has been
reported But the grave malay of Mr.. Fox,
and his abience from the council, has rendered
all uncertain, and has plunged all the great in
terefts into diplomatic debate Mr. Fox has a
complication of complaints the laft news
from London inform he had undergone feveral
operations, that fecures his exiitence but that
will oolige him for fome time to take repofe.
Copy of letter from Bordeaux, to the keeper
OF the Coffee Houfe of this city, dated Augutt
II.
" Reports of Peace between England and
France have been very prevalent here for the
laft fortn'sht-but feem now to abate, though
probably with no more reafon than thew wr,e
propagated. as both Lord Lauderdale and Lord
Yarmouth are Gill in Paris. In the mean time
commerce is ata ftand and very little doing. -
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-10-17
Goochland, Oaober
JUST PUBLISHED,

By Jafob JsJgjon, and for e, at bis Boof and Station
arg Store ft7O doo,s beio7O TIE H1a,tst, Richmond.
JoRNsoN's VIRGINIA ALMANAcK, FOR THE YEAR
or OUR LORD, 1907.
Being TIE tbi,d after BDcxfHs Leap ,ezr 0daSfed to
the Latitude and Mryediaa sfRiebzssd,
CONTAINING beldes the Astronomical ealcull-
~ tions, Officers Of government, Members of the
Senate and Houie of Delegates times Of holding the
Superior and CoSnty Courts throughout the State,
lit of roads, &c. &c. &c. great variety Of ufefli
matter. AT the following prices per grofs dolls.
dozen so and Jingle 6 cents OCT. T. oaws,.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-10-17
DoNarJ, l7o,ooo,ooo
NETWORK, OF. 10.

MP iiudioit, captain ombs, left Liver
pool on the 10Th of Auguf, but brought no
newspapers. A letter of that date (of which the
following is an extrad) was difpatched to her
whift fhe lay at the Rock, from Respectable
houfe in Liverpool to another in this city.
" difpatch this letter in boat to the Rock
in time for the Hudfon, " The Hamburger mail.
juft feceived, brings accounts that PrufIia, Ger
many, and Sweden, have formed coalition a.
gainft France" The above is copied from
tbe Olfer4er'' Sunday paper. cannot vouch
for the truth of it probably it is only flock
jobbing buGnefs."
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-10-17
Last lcoenin1'8 spaiy.
BALTIMORE, October "a

The foA0aUing extrad ofn letter from a refbeSf.
ale gentleman IN Nezc York. TO another d,
this city, evas qvriffu after tbe maiL of So
tmdzy had been cieyrl, and contains tb. latca
Gdz,iee sue 6slieve in .o4vn
have now to inform you. that Lord Lar
derdale had returned to LONDON, without eff
feeting the Object of his milton. I have no time
to add" -
1t is not ftated in the letter, probably from
the hate of the writer, by what arrival this in.
teliieence was brought---but we think he would
not have hazarded a repetition of it on flight
GROUNDS. Fed. Orr
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-10-17

The federalilts complain of the prefentments,
made by the federal Grand Jury in Conne6ti-
cut, Of certain printers who have lbeIed Mr.
Jeferfon. To the honor of the republican
party, be it faid, that Connecticut is the only
fate where fuCh prefentmentS have been made
by republican juries. Can the federal party
fay as much in their own prafe
But why this profesBHen in Connect
cut Seek for the reajbB in Seeck or
born's gaol Seek for it in the perfecution of
the respectable Smith, for certain opinions
which he delivered in an Grafton on the fourth
day ofJuly. Seek for it in the profecutions,
that have been inItituted in almot every Rate
court in Connecticut. Is it furprifug that the
republican party mould attempt to coU7fera7
iuch federal inqui6tion that injury Ghould
provoke recruitment And that in return for
tate projections, the republican party fhould
retaliate in the federal courts !
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-10-17

Several of the federal editors have attempted
to mifreprefent fome expreifions which appear.
ed fome weeks iihce in the Enquirer, under the
head of +" Tales for the Nurferyr Would L
not be better for thcie gentlemen to attempt
10 under'tand what we fay, before they attempt
to dftort its meaning? When we s,hfsrved
that the " Federal Contribution efcaped from
fbe/e parricida! hands" we obvioufiy referred 10
the men whom we had preyiounv men.
tioncd: that is, to Alex. Hamilton and fucb
men, as had attempted to dip our contribution
ittlc deeper into the turbid ftream of r, omar
chy. There is no virtuous man, who will not
rejoice that it efcaped, eveu as it is, from
"tbeie parricidal hands"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-10-17
BALTIMORE, October IS.
.ATRsT FROM FRANCE.

J. a. L Z ST FROM FRA nee
On Saturday arrived the brig Henry, capt.
Allen, in 81 days from Bordeaux. BY this ar.
rival, Paris papers to the 18th Auguft and Bor-
deaux to eth have been recevcd-Their con-
tents have been principally anticipated by our
London dates. With refpeet to the pending
negotiations between Grest-Britain & France,
the accounts, as heretofore, are varying and
undeter:nnate. Captain Allen ftates that the
day he lief! Bordeaux (Isth Augu(t) adyices
were received from Paris informing that the
negotiations had been broken off, and that
Lord Lauderdale was to fet out for England on
the 18th.
Captain A. ALTO fates that WeR-India pro.
duce, had been very low--but had rapidly be-
come in great demand---2oo,ooo VT. of coffee
ha been fold, few days before he failed, at
~ dollars per 90 VT. clear Of duties.
The annexed articles, trsnflated by an oblig-
ipe fIiend, from Paris paper Of the 18th, com
prize, we believe, the whole of the intelligence
Drought oy her arrival. american.
PARIS, Auzut IL.
Every diffcHity W Germany ia raifed AT
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-10-17
THE SUBSCRIBER,

Lnfendigg ts reOve to tbe esurty of Pikani zviY Gi
ar PUBLIC AUCTION,
y" 7Hsa.y '5' ESD infant, attic bSl 7rbieb be nszv
r5jfdts, tie abief part Of bi,
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
-cCNsIsrING Or
NE AHoGANY Dining, Card and Tea Tables,
IVA Preiies, Sideboard, Sophia, &c. Tapan'd
CHAIRS, various articles of double flint Glais, and
plated Ware with iilver edges, few hardome prnss,
Sc. &c. "
Six months credit will be allowed for all Snm,
above fifty dollars. the purchaiers giving notes
with approved endoriers negotiable at the Bank of
Virginia.
GEORGE TUCKER.
Richmond, October I4th. 1906 (t6rl
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VTRGINI.A, 10 qvit :

df Cbanet,y Dfyit7 Court, bela in r city Of H-Hi-
%gISHyg, tie Esd day ef Ae-A, 1906.
Sarah Robins, widow and relit4 of Toihua Rob;ns
decealed, Arthur Robins, Sarah Robins. John Re.
bins, Joihua Robins, Ann Robins and Charles Ro
bins, children OF the fad Jolhua Robins, deceafed
the iaid Ann & Charles being infants under the ape
ottwenty one years, by the fad Arthur obips Their
brother and nrrt friend, William Baine, adn,in;c
traitor of the fad Johua Robins, decsafed, and the
iaid William Baines and Elizabeth his wife.
daughter of the laid Toihua Robins, decd Pitts.
as.inh
Thomas Robins and Carvey Dunton, executors of
Arthur Robins, deceafed, Levin Aimes and Bird.
&c, his wife, and James Bonnell and Mary his
wife. Def,,.
II ME Defendants, Jane, Bonnell and Mary his
wife, not having entered their appearance. and
given iecurity according to the act of Anembly and
the rules OF this Court, and it appearing to the fat
faction of the Coarr that they are not nhabitant, f
this country, on .he motion of the Plaintiffs by their
council, it is ordered, that the faid defendants do
appear here the hr day the next term, and an
fwer the bill of the plaintiffs, and that copy of this
order be forthwith inherited in fome newpaper of the
city of Richmond for months fuccelIively, and
ported the front door fthe former Capitol in tls
city.
II Cofy,
ANTHONY ROBINSON, C. c.
October II, nav On,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-10-17
TEN DOLLARS REWARD

- ANYWAY from the Subfcriber, living in
~ Goochland, Negro man named BEN ofa
dark complexion, about S feet inches high,
well made, and about so year, of age. 1t is high
lly probable he is lurking about Richmond as he
has been een with his brother who preent belongs
to Doctor Greenhow. Whoever will deliver or fe-
cure the faid fellow in goal 70 that get him again
ihall receive the above reward
COSBY DUKE.
Goochland, October II. IL
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-10-17
JUST RECEIVED,

a FRESH Aiiortment of Claret Wines, Cham
L y paigne, Moufleux by the box, Burgundy, Sau-
term Vln De Grave, I.afitte, Mufcas of Frontignac
Wine Btters-and alto, frefi fupply Of Olives Ca
pers, Anehovies, Cayenne Pepper, MuGard, Prunes,
Raiiins by the box, Almonds and Filberrs An kind
OF WeH-india SweetReats; all kind of Confeetone-
ry-and different articles of Perfumery-For Sale by
ALEXANDER PLAINVILLE.
Richmond, Oct. II. (2aw6m)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-10-17

H'LOPED from M'Call s Nail Mandatory in the
H City of Richmond, on the Sd Sept. sos.
three white Apprentice Boys by the names of John,
Major and Ifaac Harpers. ANY perfon or perfons
who will apPrehend the faid Ranaways, and bring
them to the Mandatory, hall receive the reward Of
dollars when delivered or 2 dollars for each one.
October II. r.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-10-17
FREDERICKSBURG. oaober :.


Cepy ofa letter from James Maary, Eta. NJ
meriSan ConfM at LiVerpool, 10 bis fJisnd in
this place, dated Liverp0oi, aug. 6, soe.
SIR,
" By this mornings poR, it is faid the ac-
counts from Lord Lauderdale at Paris are 70
very unfsvorable as greatly to diminifh the
expectations of peace, and atho' nothing au-
thentic hath appeared, yet have thought it
proper to make you this commune alton"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-10-17
BOSTON, October 6.

Capt. Stephens, arrived here on Saturday laft,
from st. Sebaftians, BRAZIL Coait) informs, that
accounts had been received previous to his fail
ing, that Sir Home Popham had arrived off
Monteveido, and fent in flag demanding the
furrender of that place. The il1ue was not
known when he came away.
FROM HONDURAS.
Capt. Godfrey, who arrived yefterday (via
quarantine) from the Bay Of Honduras, which
he left goth Auguf, informs, that the inhahi-
'tants expected an Immediate attack from the
,SPaniards; having received information that
1everal thoufand troops and number of gun.
boats, &c. were fitting out at Baeaiar and Cam
Peaeky, for the purpofe of attacking them. The
Englifh were making fpirited exertions to receive
them ;-and had armed boats watching their
movements. flag of truce, which had been
TENT them by the Englifh, had not returned when
capt. u. iaiied. Bgf0n pap.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-10-17
JAMES STRAT1EN.

Tayisr and Habit 1doit,, Eyop PHLLADELPHI1.
DEGS leave to inform the gentlemen and -,o,ss IS
~ Riehmond and the country, thas he n,enSs 80
rying on the above buineGs IN a. re various braebss.
being well acquainted with the newell fahion. he
hopes from Punetualty and aiIiduity to bufnefs 70
deerye little Of their patronage, as nothing mali be
wanting on hs part to render latsfaaion to cufom-
to have it dore in the neateG manner '''''''''A
=, 90, JAMES STRATTFN,
~ B. His seGdenee IS Below the Msrke, Hon1o
on the Crois Street, leading to Coutss fer,r nsvs
door to William Davidfon. Oa H. osvtf
IENHE fubferiber ass Accommodated, g.. r..
4 Five Centlegsl of the I,s9ifa,nre RI. ~
alto cabling for mary FTorfes. | "N'
ossober ~. -
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-10-17

The EagaeisHJ federal editors of the north
arc requefed to inform their readers, that Mr.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-10-17

John Randolph is sof the author of ALcisiAs
DIES nor as far as we eannndeffand, is he the
advocate OF IN alliance, ofenfive and defenliss
between the United States and G.. Britain.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-10-17
FROM HONDURAS.
SUMMARY OF THE FRENCH BUDGET

For 1906.
Copied from THE Moniteur Of Angga Is.
Francs. Dollars.
Total Receipts s94,24o,s5s or 10000, 900
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EXPENDITURES.
Public debt, interet, &c. $4,000, 200
civil hit, Bonaparte and the princes 100000
Funds in referve, at his difpofa 6,ooo, 900
War department $4,000, 900
Marine do. 10000. 600
Charses IN negotiations 100000
Courts of juftce, foreign s. do ,
meftic relations, penions, sc. s"'oo"'ooo
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-10-17

PARIS, Au9uft IL.
Every difficulty " Germany is RATED AuE
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-03-07
To BE SOLD BIZ duErmW.

AT the front door OF the Eagle Tavern in the ;, ~
Richmond, on TIE eighteenth day of March mex,
enluing. ~ 49,
I HAT mot valuable efla.e, ituated in ,be cor,
Il " oil "ythe, and commonwealth of V;r,i,;,
and heretofore well known b. rhe name of cb;r,.Ts
Lead Mines; but which, for fonetime pafl bat,
oeen eonildered, as the properly of Stephen Avft;n
ana company, Of the city Of Phildelrba. bv virtue
PuIenaie thereof BY them, made under decree
OF ue high court OF chanoery Of the fad comn,on
wealth, with the terms whereof they have M, corr,
piled. "1'' ''"' ''p'"
hat purchaie was made tie goth dsy Of Zebra.
"!y f93' Tor the FUN Of { 6.5O5. and iince that tao
r'od' they have made fundry great and valuable nm,
prcve'nents on the faid snate.
ne wen known value Of the property, and the
certainty which the fbferbers feel that thofe vho
'ue'h 10 become Purchaiers will htisfy themCslycs
nereoi' on view, render any further dcfcr;n,;o 81
the property To he fold unnecefIary.
The isle will be made in conformity m ,vo 6,,c-o,
oserees OF the hyperion court Of chaneerv which :;
directed by law to be held at the Capitoi in The .
w Niehh'ond afoTeiad, the one pronounced on H..
on day OF June, and the other OH the 7,b dav or o.
t'ber, IN the year iso2.
eIedf WIN be given to the purchsfsr' or purebaC.
er'' LOT term OF nine moulhs FOR one and eighteen
m""'rS LOT the Other moety Of the porchsfe money.
essh nlosty being fecuTed not only by bond win
good ieeury made payable to the fubribers, or r.,
hs'voTs OF them, their executors, administrators or
stsgns Tor tfs ules in the faid decree pecied and
peat"g nereit from the date but ALTO, by the re-
lennon OF the legal eita,e, until the whole purebaf
money with zach in,eret, lhall be fully paid ~
which payment conveyance or cenyeyarees y III h.
executed 70 the purchafer or purehaer. in virtue Of
the fsid decree by '"''' VI
JOHN wIcKHAM, = commifFoner.
JOHN WARDEN, { Of ,ho
WILLIAM HAY, ron,,
Jap. 81. sv.
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nY virtue Of decree Of the Court of the u States,
ID for the fifth circuit in the Virginia diaria, pro-
nouneed at May term, 1905, in behalf Of John Tate
and Thomas Alton, afiignees of Henry Martin, j.
CANT James Vaughan, administrator of Mathew
Vaughan, decd and others; will be fold, to the
hghet bidder for ready money, at the Crofs Roads,
IN the county Of Goochland, at the dwelling houic
OF Mr.. Janhas Vaughan, on Friday the 22nd day Of
March next, the following SLAVES, viz. Glib,
Joe, Ned, Trip, Cyrus Peter, Parrot, Billy, Lewis,
Levy, Carter, Phil and Portius, (males)-Nen
Frankey, Lucy, Fanny, Judy, Amy, Dolly, Sylvia,
and Betty, Qemales) or 70 many of them as may be
iihcient to ra(e the fun of one houfand feven hun
bred and feventy1 dollars and thty-four cents, with
intereit thouand four hundred and feventynin
dollars, part thereof, the rate of fix PR ccn,un pcr
annun, from the 22d day Of May, 1905, and the
expenies Of iale
WILLIAM MANN, u. NJ. ia,
JOSEPH SCOTT, Y.D.
February IS. f,dC
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-03-07
FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD

- AN AWAY from the fubfcrber in Decenbsr
N lat, TWO negro men BY the name, of HARRY
and DICK; Harry is about feet fix inches high Of
tawny complexion, % years of age; Dick fix fee,
higi' Him and very black, with large white teeth,
wide apart, projecting out OF his mouth Is year. of
age. Vixen they wen, away, they mad on home ma.
nuactured breee hes aud old grey jaekcoa,s. Ihave
been informed they dreifad in blue iackcoa,s
with iailor's trowfers, and making their way TO
Maryland with a free pats. They have relations a,
Reuben Beae's, Etq of Richmond county, and MIR.
John Iurbervile's quarter in Weitmoreland. Where
It probable they may Turk unsil they can procure a
p'hage acrois the Potomac. Whoever will deliver
mem to n'eor eeure them 70 that get then, again,
ihall receive the above reward or the pr,,or, Co.
either. ELIIoTT NIJTSE '''
BDetins5am hage. lk;lRyes comfy.
March L. epsm.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-03-07
March 4.

FOR SALE,
1--WE hundred acres Of LAND in Powha,,n eo,n.
: ty,iyng on the Buckingham road above the
Court Houie four fifths of which ia in woods and
well timberSd. Alto, four or five hundred acres w.
ing on Appomattox river. bounded on the upper Cd.
ny Maj Psterheld Archer, and on the lower by MIR.
Ohm P'wal The above is part of the land general
y, known ny the name Of the fighting creek enate.
Terms will be made known by apply;ng m w.,
Burnley living thereon, or to the fnbicriber.
,,.,. =, VIM. RANDOLPH.