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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-06-25

ON Monday the 10th OF June, In
~ the county of Powhatan, there was taken
from 4 servant by an Indian man, who had for
some time been loi,ering in said county. smaI
ROAN MARE. of the GiIcrack breed, Win a
saddle almost new. and plated ir.ups. The
mare IS nor more Than feet or inches high,
years old. of a handsome form; with : gear
mixture OF white hair. and thar which IN nor
whre. beiisve Is of sorrsl or perhaps j red
Say Color. Any person who viii Secure Ihe mare,
saddle ansl bride, so thar get them again, sha,l
be well rewarded Cor their tTous.e, by
Mary Meade.
Amelia, June ooh. 1906. 80.
T., ). From tho information given me, think
IT uncertain whether the Indian viii go to the Ci-.
~ of Washington, to Richmond, OF 10 he upper
country
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-06-25

Yesterday, (says the Augusta Chronicle of the
7'h inst.) PoLLY BARCLAY was ex. cuied, as
an,acCeasary ii the murder CT her husband.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-06-25

At the very moment when the British crui.
GERS are boekadihg our ports, plugging our m,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-06-25
FOR RENE
II request talhe Be0e0olcnt ana HUI

Richmond, June q, 1906 ,s
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-02-18

On Ihuriday the lth infant, departed this
at Columbia, in the 61th year of his age, very mi
regretted Capt. JoHN NAPIER, of Fluvannah. Il
IN private HE, and as Magitrate of his county
inefnoer OF the Legillature, approved hnfef an
fecfionate relative, benevolent neighbour. a n
eitizen,srd worthy and honeft man -
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-02-18
MARRIED,

On Thuriiay the 18th infant, by the Revd.
ChriasPher MRae, Mr. HENRY Anderson nj this
city, TO Miis SARAu WILLiAMsoN, d2ughtor o. "a
cbWiilisnfon, EFg. Of Powbatar Covn',
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-02-18

N Purfuanee of Deed of TruN executed
Major Winfree to me, for the benefit OF
Ballet, will be fold for ready money, the folIoj
slaves, to wit Pat, Lucy, lack, Mofes, !,
imam, Betty and Judy, at the ihop of the faid
iree' m Hanover, on the 9sth day of this mons
iair' other~iie the fri day that will permit 4
many thereof as will difcharge the fun due froiI
ia'd MAJOR Winfree to the fsid John BaiTett, al
cons attending the iaid fa!e made at the reque
faid Bafett. the 9th Of February 1906.
ROBERT KING, Tn
February 18. flaw 2w,A
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-02-18
IND FOR SALE

Wy virtue Of decree Of I,ona, Cour, Il
Told on the pren,fes, OF the Goth dag Of 4
. rex to The higheR bidder, for ready monI
NACl OF LAND belonging to the efta,e
p' 'ornas iohnfon, deeeafed, lying on the
VI fisrr'ls Greek, about two or three mill
bouna Court-Houfe; containing by eflina
n"hGrTed and thirty acres. This fale Is 70 Id
"t tne psrPoie Of paying a debt due from, m
% iaid Major Thomas Johufou, deeeafed (,
beth Johuton execulrix Of Thomas Jobnfon
COMMISSION
Pebrnarv ~ 1r,N
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-02-18
Last Ghrnii,e's seaii.
CHARLFSTON. Feb. ?.

me IMP AvERIcK, caDtain Drcosr, arriv.
ca mrs morning, failed from RorrERpAm on
the 2oth OF December. Capt. d. brought no
papers; but tates, that the reports from the
,eat o, war were, that there had been much
hara hRht'ng; and that BoNApARTE, in tho.
battle on the I'd December, had been 1ipbtly,
wounded in the arm. The Ian accounts, howj
ever were, that the French troops had been
fuccefsfuI. "'N oee
Captain DEcosT furnifes one important ar
tic'e OF information, which proves, bevonl
doubt, that PRUSSIA has taken part in the war
mn re Frnlf"n merchantmen in ROTTERDAM, la
been leised b. tse Dutch eoDerBmenf and "a
counts we've omently expected of the Prnfia
troops having truck blow. 7be Timer
A packet from France, in mort paf1age. h
arrived At Martinique. In addition to fbe 4
tails of the irf lnccefes Of he French armie
tH's vebel is reported to have broti ~; accom-
that MaHena had been defeated and t,k
prlioner by the Archduke Charles, & tina, 2,
900 OF the French troops had been killed
taken .lk prltoners at the fame time. Courier!
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-07-23

let TO mares NJ Six Cuineas the season, TO be dis
ohaiyed By FIVE. provided the money be pad by
tiie i5th cf September following Three Cur.
meas will be sequired o. me leap. and nine to en-
cure maze with foa--in either case, ono dollar
20 the groom Should any gentleman engage
six rnates they will be accounted as FIVE
WHIP is a beautiful bay, twelve year, old, of
grea; .iae and sifergsh, being Is hands S inches
and quarters high; and az foal gs,ier, in
movement and in aaior, Is thought By The best
Judges 20 have beea Seldcu, if ever equalisd, by
any horse IN America. Ills pcdg,ee aad ner
fornances on the turf are inferior % no imported
horse whatever He was got by the noted horse
SaIuam by O'Keliy's Eclipse. and las dara King
Berod as may be seen IN he generpi stud book
aud calendar. which are kepJ along with him
for the inspection OF such - may wish 20 satisfy
themselves as 10 his abilities There are four ex
celient extensive and vel f1rnahed clover los l.,
suficien forthe support ofnnsres without feediag,
should thar be required, corr viii be f1ruj shed q
the maker price Cepdcnen n,ay assure item
selves that they will mcct with ever aceommo
cafion. and hat every care vii be ,aker q. their
mares that lies in Inc powe if ,be surscriber~--
h viii mot however De liable any &c -ident.
TIE season viii commence on the 2Jth of Masch,
and expire The last day Of july. PAs,urage and
boarding for boys grais
William Terppkins.
Feb, 2J'h, 1906. t~iiHN&i Pi1gA)
H01/ mani boE51,s..4 E,,,1 II ,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-07-23
Dolls. las,lss
haas prizes.
Dolls. 10000

The p?ericrisy OF this scheme. to the one asst
propose is so obvisus, that Little need be 6aid
an rcoe-Sn -sndatop OF il. Those inclined adven.
turei viii sSe. that their chance for Obtaining pr.
yes. sgreaty encreased; that pending the draw
ing, their obtention of small prizss, may, by re-
ncwa!. Instantly give them several chances for
prize OF considerable magnitude
To those who have drawn PRIZES of fifteen
dollars. in the FHst Class; "a well as TO those
who drew BLANKS, IMPORTATION IS
NOV GIVEN, hat the PRIZ rs, may, at their
cp,ion. be renewed by tickets in this cass-and
1hsir BLANKS. at ten dollars each; Provided such
IPRIZES and BLANKS with the CASH. is re-
rni,ted, FREE or, POS7AC e, to RopEar
GREENHow, merchant in Williamsburg. Agent
and Treasurer; or WILLIAM NEwsuM, Post
Master in Norfolk prtvious RE commence Yent
Of rbe drasving AFTER ubicb Period no ,ese,oai will
BE- made. When TO the prospect of individual adj
vantage, that may result TO each adventurer, is
Edded. The patriotic reasons, which induced the
legislature to authorize this lottery il is ardent.
~ hoped that the disposition of tickets will sosn
enable the commissioners to ceIify iha, the afaS,.
ing bds eoruaescea-Which event the agent as
sures the public. shall be expedited by every
means in his power.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-07-23
Robert Greenhow,
ASent and 1iea.uyer.

ASen. and 2red'Mer.
Williamsburg, June 10, 1906. Wit
- Tickets may be had of Roberr Greenhow,
merchant in Williamsburg; and William New.
SUM- pcs, master in Norfolk who will, as oppor
TURTLES offer. give them more extensive citcu!a.
ron, by placing them in the hands of others for
dispoSi,ion-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-07-23

! do the last drawn ticket, 90 ooo
prize of Noooo
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-07-23

The2nunber OF prizes and order in which they
stand. viz
10 float liz the srieei, and come eur as chance
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-07-23
w L p,

THE Eo1RD IMPORTED HORSE
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-07-23

Stationary Prizes are,
4 ticket, FIRST draw after 1000 tick
cts are out of the wheel,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-07-23

BAL am Oegzvcyy bonds
<et sac &C sAss egsce.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-12-05

They parted from their desreG friends,
From all their heart tle(ires;
And RosAsELL to EgAv'N comnends =
The Man her foul admires
Fer him, nhe fed from, fo,t repoie,
Renowned Parents care:
He fail. to erufh his Country sfoes-
She wanders in defpair
Serach. in Ar Infants frame,
Reclin'd upon her arm,
And forrow, in the comely Dame,
Nov heightened eserY charm:
She thought il Fort.nc had but linird-
She thought upon her dear:
But when ihe look d upon his child,
@, then run many tear
"Ah who ill watch thee as thou ileep'fl
" Who'll ing lullaby,
Z" Or rock thy cradle, when thou wesp'f,
:" II fhouid chance to- die -
On board the hip, reign'd to Fate,
Yet planning JOYS TO come,
Her Love. in iilent forrow fate,
Upsn broken drum:
He faw her, lonely, on the beach
lie iaw her on the Grand:
And, far as huinsn eye can reach,
He faw her wave her hand
go, RosAsELL tho forc'i to go,
=" With thee my ioul fhall dwell
" And Heavy, who rities human woe,
" Will comfort RosABELL !"
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December Q.
JOHNSON 81 REA1',
TEWELLERS 81 SILYER.SA1ITh

JEWELLEPS ~ SILPER-S MYTHS,
Have fer air at their fore fb,er do,r5 belozo Ar6;,
Taylor and Broson'I Purdue Office and a fczv doors
a5ove he BN Tave-a, tie fiIo7ving a,fitlrs zig
0l.ATED Tea Pots Sugar Dilhes, and Milk Pots.
Tea Urns, Gator Stands, Candle Sticks, Defert
Dilhes, Salt Stands, Table Spoons Sugar longs Cop
lets, Bread Bafkes, Deeanter Stands, and plated ham
died Knives and Forks.
Silver, Table, Deisrt, Tea, Soup, To-day, Sauce,
Muaard, and Salt Spoons; Silver Milk Pots Tum-
blsrs, Sugar longs, Salt Shoves, Pincuihion Rims
and Chains, Scifior Chains, Cloak Cafps, Hooks and
Eyes, Netting Needles, Tooth and Ear Picks. Bod
kins, Pencil Cafes Thiubles Shell Snuff Boxes FLYER
mounted Fruit and Penknves.
Iortoiieihell Combs ornamented with gold of eve
~ fze and delcription from Is dolls to SO cents.
Gold Watch Chains, Seals and Keys of various pat
terms, elegant Pebble Seals Paitc ard Gold Esrhocps
of different fzes aud patterns, Miniature Settings of
various lizes, Mourning and Fancy Locketts let and
Coral coloured gold mounted Necklace let and Gar
net Necklace plain and neat, Cold Neck Clafps Ena-
nelled Fancy and Mourning Bracelets Gold, Cohonl,
and Silver Sleeve Buttons Gold Stud, FOR the fieeve
ana Co'Iar; Pam, Stone, Heart, Dog Collar,
Topaz, Pearl, Comedian and Mourning Rings, and
Breaa Pins Of almof every delcrption, all of which
with an additional ipply that they expect very oon,
they offer upon the mon moderate terms-They will
ALTO furniih any article il the plaeine upon the hort
en- notice.
N. B. The iigheR prize given for old gold and ill
yer. December 2. eptf
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-12-05
L I T E r Il 7 U K Z.
WILLIAM PR;CHARD,

BOOKSELLER SsrATIoNks, GIcE41s%E:
p FsPECrFuI.LY acquaints his friend, and dc
public, at large. that he i. na.- fs.l;ug cG' ri
STOCK IN TRADE OF BOOKS AND STATION
AIRY, at FRI eoa. Ga all lun,s, a difeoun, will be
allowed Of from IS to IS per cent, under the corr
mon retail prices-Paren.s, Guardians, Trune-s OF
Seminares and private individuals are t.os nfor ii
where may be had almott every work Of modern
and ufeful literature, at much cheaper rates than
Books heretofore ever fold in this country The
collection of Books now oercd the public at retu-
csd prices, cons of the following licences, of the la
ten cdi,,ous, and beft print and bindings. wig:
Modern and Ancient Kiaory, Of Ill countries and
nations
Law, Civil, Political, and EeeleGaaical.
Phyic, Surgery, Anatomy, Chemiiry and b.
tanv.
PiioGophy, AGronomy, Mathematics, Ari,hn,e
tic.
biography, Memoirs, Voyages and Travels
Trace, Commerce, Huibaudry, and Military
works.
Poetry, Politics, Periodical Works, and Maya
zines.
New Novels and Ron,ances- Modern plays.
-LIKEwIsE-
general aGortment of Latin, Greek, and Other
Claisics.
School Books OF every defcription,
Bibles, Of ali fzes, and beA editions.
STATIC MART:
Paper of various fzss and qualities.
Black, Books, ruled and plain, of diheHsnt fxss.
Parehment-Pian and playing Cards.
States, Pencils, Waters, lax Powder.
PEN Knives, Settlers, Eazors, spe9ac!es.
Plotting misunderstanding Paper.
Letter Files, Tape, Shot-bacs, Ik-ifands.
Tooth Bruises, Pounce- Boxes, Ivory Folders.
Quil!s, Morocco Port Folios, and Chamber Lamps
Ladies ana Gentlencn's Morocco Pocket Books
Maps, Charts, Prints, of every form, and quality
genera! afortment Of MuGc, and Muical inllru-
ments.
Allnew publications will be confantly received,
during the time the proprietor continues in bunefs &
fold at difcount of per cent.
Richmond, Dec. 9. 81.
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1nNnn,t Sen. %

Sbs0ie Ty1gGvn-Nir. Alexander Davidfon, Of 81.
J1ries iquare, colonel comfuandant Of the loyal Bri-
tons, aud agent Of che expedition under Sir Home
royhsn, marched At the head Of his enrps lf1.n
CeorgeJ ard, Princes lfeet, Soho at fsven O'Clock
e8Satord2y morning, ofeort the Spanih trealure
tskeR BJenos Ayres, through tire metropolis to the
nstoasl bauk.
ga taeif arrival at the Plough at Chaplain, they
louud the Cayaicade, condaing Of eight wagons,
e1eh Carrying toas Of dollars ond drawn BY eight
an1 GrhotCes sseh preeeJedby brafs FOUNDER. Ia
len Gpzl de enemy.
AZ { o'ciock, Il csn,s Sloug Wehminher bridge
The ioyai Hrr7ns, under colonel Davidfon marched
irTg tie ,eageous--and coioae} Prefcot with the
CnaTiira1 yolgieeen efcoTted the fsare---bnc a-
crliea' bsci belonging 10 tie litter attended
Ilsyirg arrived az re z6airzify, they baked yyhl
t'le bstd p5ye5--" Ros 8frania. "--fhey theu qi0-
see6s5 "a - iamesSguare where tle proceibon drew
w ir frcas 81 ooignei Dgvidfops bouie. wbea Mrs
Dlvtlfsi preiegie8 them with pair Of ScsuGfoi CO.
lolrs, ,gheh writer, ia gold istsrs, bias
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-12-05
TIE SUBSCJBER.

II AS jutt received handfouie aiIortment ofCHT-
a MA, China Glazed and Croekery WARE, and
very Soon expects handonle parcel of Glafs to ai
fort what he has on hand he has alo received O.
conilgnment Antigua and New England Rum by the
puncheon, London particular Tenerife Wine by the
pipe Teas by the chef, and mems fine Flats by the
box which articeswiil be fold low for ca or on the
ufual credit for negotiable paper
de has on hand general anortmcnt Of GROCERIES,
among which are Brown Sugar &, Coffee by the hid.
and Dbl. Salt by the iack, sbad Clipped Herrnss &
arr by the bbl. and northern Potatoes loofe and in
boil Vindegraye, Ciarei and Por, Wine in boxes Of
one and two dozen bottles eae.l, Cordials, Olives,
CapeTs ard Anchovie;, alfo in boxes and he Leeps
confidently large fuPPly of Philadelphia bottled and
draught Porter and Ale. and Beer IN barrels
lie has lately rented the Brck -TIouie on the
erois-freet leading from the Bricl..Row Immediately
to the Balm, which has been occupied for many
years by Meiirs. Pickett, Pollard and lohnfon. He
will be glad to receive on forage Flour and Other
country produce at the ordinary rates.
DANIEL TRIPLETT.
oa. 90. CO..
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Fix, within branches OF Laurel, Poplan.-Eeres-
ford-Buenos Ayes" at top-and Victory" at the
bottom. Each of the Royal marines and failors
RECALLED with fome bread, beef, aud porter, and then
each man was prefented with guinea to drink his
majehy's health. Each volunteer had horn OF beer.
The band played" God fave the King" Rule Bril-
tania &c. the corps fired three voeson the Joy full
CATION, and the brais field piece was fired fix times
The proeenion to the bank pailed down the ftrard,
Flestreet, Ludgate, and CheapGde in the following
order
The braf: field piece, which was taken from the enc
my, drawn by tx failors, drrlTed in the
fame uniform in which they at
tackled the Spaniards on fhore.
The ammunition Cart drawn by faiors.
NIr. M'Co7, frf lieutenant of the Nareiiius, who
had the charge of the Trealure to town,
in P.G-chai.e.
Mr. Jones, n,idhipn,an, in Engle-
horfe Chaile.
Eight Wagons, drawn by fix hcrfes each adorned
with flags, pendants, and blue ribbons.
The firlf bore the Vice Royal handard of Peru, d
played by royal marine. The fecond and ihrd
the colours taken from the walls of Buenos Ayres-
and thoie following, the EngEh Blue, Red, and
White Erigns.
Each Wagon had Tailor & marine on top, hold
ing the colours, with on foot on each file. Tie
ailors had blue ribbons round their hats, on which
were the words" Popham and Bercsford," in let
tiers Of gold, with the word Trealure" each wag-
gon.
The whole made mon grand triumphai entry into
the city. The windows were uncommony crowded
with ipe aators 10 witness it.
At three o'clock it arrived at the bank, where
loS6,ooo dollars, and fmail box filled with Jewel. &
precious hones, all depoEted.
The arrival in town Of the treafure captured ut
Buenos Ayres, Saturday, cauied deprelon in
the price OF FLYER OF no le than two-pence per ounce
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EDUCATION.

l URlNG the eniuing year, r. l.. Bohannan vii
- continue and purdue the proiefinna nlru6ion
OF youth in the town Of Port. Royal His coure of in
nrut.ion con,prehends Latin Grammar, Engiih Pro-
fody, the of threading, Arithmetic, Geography with
the uie OF the globes and maps, Mathematics, and
the principles Of fome Of the n,cf ufe!a and curious
branches Of Matura! Philolophy With reipca to the
importance and utility of thofe branches cf learning
that form his courfe of education would be ching
rical in him to enter into any dfquiltion, ince they
are obviouly tae foundation which youth may,
whatever be their profpeas or future walks in life
Place their future ufefuIre!s and elteem. As afford
ing satisfactory evidence the parents and guar
dams Of thoie young gentlemen whom he may have
under his care, of;he Improvement which his pupils
derive from, his epuric ofnfruttion, he will continue
TO purdue his adopted plan Of cauing his pupils to ur-
deTgo annually public examination in the fudies in
which they may have been respectively engaged this
Plan bedes the fatisacion that it may excluGvely
afford to the parent guardian viii he thinks ever
be powerful incentive to create aFdor, add new
vigor TO the mind & above ALL to produce in the breaAs
OF his pupils, audable and prae-worthy emulation
to excel Its his moo ardent deGre the primary OBJ
jects ofhs labours, and the hrongeG motive for his
moi jealous devotion, to develope amongh his pu-
pills new genius of intellectual activity, and al the
fame time to point GU: the objects which this aGi-
witty may be the moG uiefully direaed. He deeming
hmielf an ardent lover of indunry and proper i'm
Proyement Of tine it fal be one Of his mon eager
concerns to inculcate habits of intellectual activity in
the youthful mind, for he is imprefed with belief
that however great the talents and genius of youth may
be, without the ACTIVITY for exciting tAen they will
be unayaing, pine, decay and perth. rs it nall be
oAe OF his mott jealous concerns to rear the tender
mind to habits Of nduGry and application, 70 will he
deter youth from irequenting pleaire parties pur-
flung frivolous amuienents, and fuch other pernei-
Gus habits that they may have previou1y acquired the
great foes to virtue health and happines fuch habits
thar encourage vruent paflions, and fink the native
vgor ofyouth into contemplate efeminaey and apa-
thy.
For fueh Of his pupils that may attend exclulively
to the art of Reading and Arithmetic his charge for
TUITION will be eight dollars per qsarter TO thofe
who may attend other branches oflearnng, his charge
will Be ten dollars per quarter.
n. u. His School will commence on the feecnd
Monday in January, 1907.
Port-Royal, o6tober %, 1906. SIM
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-12-05

In few countries there more occsfions for wri.
ting than oWn, which among merchants and o.
ther mtnoi ouiineis is universally performed with
imported Ouills, cxpence wholly to be flysd b.
acquaintance with the Dutch n,ehod Of their pre-.
paraton tor uie; which ealy Is, are indebted
to the krowiedge of, ony to the celebrated french
work, Iaaaics de C5fmir. This method is nothing
than iofenng the quill in water nearly boiling
and with the back q a knife removing the untIou,
film that Unveils it, and when transparent roandng
the barrel with the finger and thumb--The direction
Is 70 let the quill harden in temperate heat
PbH. D9j. 1fdy.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-12-05
FOR SALE,

ME LOT and HOUSES wherein Jsla Eaar:,-
y tan, E.g the Britifh Confrl, resid.s: or i, A..
a three Gory Dwelling Ho,.e, an Ca,ce and Kitchen.
ana DINER necenarv Iion.. :or family ute; a Wen of
COED Water newly fitted, and a Garden lately sailed
in, Ware Eorfe and Cellar under i. the remains
OF a Wharf, which will make good foundation TO
build on; with all che privilege. of lots firua.ed o.,
the river, of extending wharf
ALso--e7l Acres Of well timbered LAND, with
| good Fiihery on Willoughhys Fay, taking in the
mouth and part of NTafon's Creek where the ben Of
Cyl'ers and Fin can he conveniently taken
ALso--A LOT in Snithfeii. between Mrs Fur
die'sand Captain 1cdds lo,s-For resi,s apply 10
THOMAS NEWTON.
AuguG 90. 1rI
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-12-05

20 iatisfy decree OF the Federal Dilria Court,
L Hodgfon g Tate, VS.. the enate of Edward Car
ter, decd ALTO judgment Of Blckhoufe VS. the fame,
and two DEGREES Of the court Of Chareery, Francis
Brooke, and Polly his wife, and Ann Williams Carter,
the fame fhs eITer for fale, at Milton, in Al
bemarle on The FRI day Of January 1907 one hun
bred and fifty negrots Among thofe negroes, there
are ten Carpenters, and Blaekfnith the reGdus
confas Of likely Fellows with their families certain
proportion Of tesbove negroes, be offered for ea
& part Of them on fcaonable credit Thofe negroes
will be fold, iubjea TO the life eRate Of Mrs sally
Carter. CHARLES CARTER, Essepfs,.
December 2. r.
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ANDREW JAMIESON's
HLEXHNDRIA CRACKERS,
Nozv LdHdiUp,

NogV Landing,
4 CONSIGNMENT by Mr.. Jan,ieron, direa
/ = from the Bakery, of his far-fam'd excellent
Crackers, in barrels, half bbls. and kegs ALTO fu-
psrfne Pilot Bread, IN bbs and for ale, at the Ia
kerry price in Alexandra, and eharges) at the fore
lately occupied by MelIs. Cranberry and Hancock,
by JAMES SMITH.
Who has in nore, low-prced blue fack lie Cloth,
and aGorted Flsnnes, which he viii fell a bargain
ALso-India Piece Goods-cheap.
Dec g e.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-12-05
NOTICE,
o.. 2s.

'HAT in virtue of decree Of the fTuainss eeprs
OF the city OF Richmond, in oaaie therein
depending. between George f. Sfrss plaintiff, and
Lucy II. 5outhall, ard others defendants, hall, on
FRIDAY the 9Th day Of December next exrofe TO fsls
by public auction, upon the prenies for ready n,e-
ney, the half acre LOT in this city 10. 6ss, upon
the lreet leading from the Capitol fquare, 70 the
Land Of Thomas Rutherford, and which laid Lot, is
orpoii;e tlat occupied by Mr.. Murphy
SAMUEL M'CRAY, CsaaziEssey.
NOV T. ePtdl7.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-12-05
SALE OF LAND POSTPONED.

- ME iale which was intended TO have been made
} on Saturday lsa, of certain Land, belonging
I" the iubleriber John Wiiiismon, jr. agresahy ia
an advertisement which for leveral weeks preceding
was pubiiihcd in the Enquirer, having from the bad
neis of the weather been ponpored: The faid Land
will be offered for fale on Saturday next the fixth OF
this month upon the terms in the fad advertisement,
mentioned, uniefs it fia be previouy iiipoed of by
private la.e. JOHN WILLIAMSON, iun
BENNETT TAYLOR,
N SHEPPARD,
]. SHEPPARD.
December 9. q