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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-07-04
NETWORK, Tune o6.

To tie Editor Of tie Me-e1utR. AIvsrtjcy.
The enterprise of general Miranda in my fhip
Leandcr having excited comfortable interet and at
teation in the public mind, which has for fone time
p'A been deceived by various ridiculous and .unfouu-
ded rumours think r proper to give pabcity to
the following extra4 of letter which have uh
received from gentle Of r.fpe Stability on bnard
the Leander, the correctness of when may be relied
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-07-04

y Ill Perlon' .re cautioned againR taking aftgr,-
= a ment' 81 two BONDS given by me 70 William
"e""ous' ]nF. o. Goo'hIand County. for ( $50 each.
one payable on the Il day Of March next the other
on the III Of March 1908 as ihsIl not dCebat1e
them unti the ilid Saluons makes me fatisfaa r.
tt'e TO certain 'ra9 Of Land, purchafed Of hin, r
which the iaj BONDS were given.
WILLIAM BOILING.
Goochlsud. July 4. is,I
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TWENTY DOLLARS VAIN

=, 80. 49, 4 tIDfTIs1liNo NL W NKIJ.
= kA fED ffsm the Common near York. Town.
OF ,e 2't OF June, large Bay HORSE, up.
wards Of fifteen hands bigt he Las q fr,,u 80
iPot N his forehead hi, colour is a deep or Mo-
Bay ne has iwiteh tail When the borC 49,
away, he had pair Of hoes on bis fore feet b,, -
hoes on his hind feet. Whoever will f.eure tbs ho,c
that he can begot by being feat for, fall rese 90
tie aforementioned reward. W
ROBERT NELSON, ;unr.
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Patterson S old MiW,

THE subseriber.has got the above
s.pg Mi " Ssts%e'sss et Stssf fot sa re-
He will manufacture Wheat As il has
heretofore been done at said Mill, and
viii be responsible tina. all Flour manu-
factured by him shall pass inspection If
safely carried or deliysre at the ports or
places Of inspeetion-In case ofcondem-
nation, . certificate from the inspector
mentioning the cause thereof, together
with the brands and marks Of the barrels,
wiIlbe necessary before the difference
can be made good. Il. -.
a The market price in Cash giurnfa'
WHEAT. RYEaHdCORN.
ROBERT CHRISTY.
September II, 1906 ld
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-04-11

WILL Be sold At public suction, on
wv credit 4of six months, At the
house where Mr.. BENJAMIN Pendleton
now lives. formerly the residence oi
William Broadly, dec. on Friday the
18th day Of this month, two Cows. two
Harses, seven OF nine Hogs, an old Wag-
ron, Gears for one horse, one Dutch
Oven, one Pot, one Franklin Stove, one
.Plow, half q dozen Silver Spoons, hall
Q dozen Tea ditto, one Silver Saltsei-
Ter, and Sundry small articles too s,edi-
Gus 20 enumerate, the property Of the
said William Bready, taken and to be
disposed Of BY and in pursuance Of an
order fromthe court Of Berkeley Coun-
JOHN ROBINSON, D.. ~
y. @,. for NICHOLAS ORRICK.z
* APRIL, 1905. 49, e->
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is hereby given tia. IN
~ Election will be held at the Court
House in Martinsburg, 6n the first
Monday after the third Tuesday in April
next (which will be the 2lsr day Of that
month"; for the purpose Of choosing two
1t characters. to represent the County Of
Berkeley in the next General Assembly
of this Commonwealth. All persons
entitled to vote are desired to attend.
=, NICHOLAS ORRICK, Sheriff.
FebkMaEH Z, 1906. =
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-04-11

!: A + a meeting Of a number Of the fe.
n deralists Of Berkeley County, at
the house Of Edmund Graham, in the
town of Mar,insburg, on Mondav the
Sd day Of March, 1906, for the purpose
Of nominating two Ct persons as Candi.
dates to rspresent the county in the next
General Acknowledgements Campbell,
chairman, and David Hunter, seereta.
Resoloed fundamentally, That Major
JAMES STEPHENSON, and P HI.
LIP c. PENDLETON, Esq. be re-
commended to the freeholders Of this
county as proper persons to represent the
county in the next General Assembly,
and that the members Of this meeting
will use every proper exertion to procure
their election $3.50.
JAMES CAMPBELL, Chairman.
DAVID Hunter, Secretary.
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GOODS.

suitable tor the present and approaehink
season, which have been purchased for
cash 10 Philadelphia, together with =
large assortment Of GROCERIES, and
LIQUORS, Of a superior quality al
OF which they are determined to sell at
tho most reduced prices for cash or ap.
proved Of country produce.
THOMAS NELSON, < Co.
February 81, 1906.
N. Is. They return their sincere
thanksto their friends and the public ID
general for past favours, and hope for q
continuance Of public patronage.
r. N. q Co.
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T0LLf EMPEROR.
!. stand this season.

MILL stand this season, Cd Mon
W days, Tuesdays and Wednesdays
at VIM. Rush'S, and on Fridays and Sa-
turdays at George Lemmon's in Middle.
town, and cover mares at the moderate
price ofthres dollars (Which may bedis-
charged BY paying two and an half dol.
lars within the season. and one bushel
Of oats the season, one dollar and an half
the single leap. and six dollars for insu.
ring . tOal. II any gentleman &ill Put
three mares, he shall have, their seasons
nj eight dollars and two bushels of Data.
Jolly Emperor 10 handsome dark bay,
one loot and one half Of his nose white,
and star in his foreheadi he ID full kf.
teen and an half hands high. wen ealeu-
lated either for saddle or draft, and nins
years old this spring. He was rot By
that noted horse Old Snap, formerly the
property of Jacob Vandoren and his
dam was . marc called the Pennsylvania
Bali, - for her blood and 6gufe theTs
was bot few SUPERIOR. l deem ie uIhe.
eessary to partieularize his pediStee any
further, asI think his squire and blood
10 enough to recommend him to the eye;
Of the most critical Judge. The money
for the season lobe paid the hrst Of Sep
tember next. The season to commence
the FIRST Of April and nd the last Of June.
As propose Thursdays for moving
| Jolly Emperor from WIN. Rush's %
Middle.tewn, il any Persoa willssnd .
mare to convenient place on the rosd.
i she will be wsleomly received. A. much
care as possible win be taken, bot I sin
not bs Responsible for aeeidenes OF 60
i eapes. = - WIN. WARNER.
i March -, 1905 - =.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-04-11

+ WE are authorised to say, that Cap
tains JACOB WEVER and JAMES
RUSSELL, in pursuance Of recent
nomination by the republican committee
Of the county Of Berkeley, will be can.
dldates at the ensuing election for seat
in the state legislature.
March 70, 1906. - 49,,
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-04-11
Attract Of LAND FOR SALE.

Z Ex e.
THE ,ubseriber viii sell a Trac, of
i Land, situate near Mill Greek, in
the County Of Berkeley, about Iomiles
from Martinsburg and IL from VIM
chester, containing El46 acres, about
1ooofwhich 10 cleared, the balance well
timbered, 6 or q acres Of Meadow are
now made and much more may be made
with little trouble. The improve ments
are, convenient 2 story Dwelling
House. and good Apple Orchard )
there are number Of excellent Springs
on this place, one Of which is near the
house, and the whole land is we'll water
ed: The terms win be made known on
application to the subscriber living near
the premises.
1yths above property is nstdGsps.-
Cd ef6y the first Of Aay nex', it spiH
then be to rent.
WILLIAM ANDERSON, Ex'r.
March az, 1908.
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MILL be sold At public vendue on
W. Friday the 2Sth inst. 1t the house
where the subscriber now lives, on Mr..
Edward Beeson's plantation near Mar
ssinsburg, one Brood Mare, Household
and Kitchen Furniture. . quantity Of
cooper's S:uA, and cooper's Tools.
Blk months credit win be given, the pur-
chaser giving bond with approved seeu-
rity. The sal. will begin about Q clock.
: : s. -. -. LEVI AUSTIN
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THE .ubceriber respectfully inform.

THE subscriber respectfully Informs
? / the public that he has leased for q
term ofyesrs the TAN.YARp, &c. lately
seeupied BY Mr.. O'Ferrall, where he in-
tends - carry on that business in all its
various branchss.-He has now for
sale different kinds Of LEATHER.
He. will purchase HIDES, SKINS, and
Barr, for which he win give the high.
est price. - -. a.
q He is nov in want Of Journey
man and two Apprentices.
~ = z<> GEORGE HAM.
Martinsburg, April 4, 1906.
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: WILLIAM LOWRY, Ex'r.
March 20, 1906.
- IKE UOT1TE.

--------------EE7s xANI NO AN1s
A LII persons are hereby cautioned
n against throwing do3h the fenees
on The subscribers plantation, from pass
ing through bis grain fields. or from
committing any other unlawful depreda-
tions on his property, - he has been =
sufferer thereby already, and 10 deter
Named to prosecute every person 90 Of
tending in future. ~
ELI BELLER.
Berkeley County, March ~, 1908.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-04-11

Valuable Real Property for sale
tytheA-;rsgf 0fichocI II Herman, Aee'x.
Part fshe real estate 81 said n Herman
IN the State Of Maryland, viz.
A VALUABLE Plantation Of rich
a Limestone Land, on the water. of
Conocoeheague, containing about s7s
acres. This Land is Of the 6rs. rate
quality, with number Of never.failinr
springs OF water, 4 large proportion 81
good Meadow, with a House, Still
House, Barn. &c. also, . number Of
Fruit trees, and anever failing stream of
water running thru the place within
sight OF Lutheran Church and in the
heart Of = German settlement. This
property is about miles from Harrrs-
town and 3 from Po,otnak river, and has
a number of merchant mills near il.
DISC toF sale, in the town Of Hancock.
on the river Potomak, one House and
Lot wsll J alsHatssa Ear a .'nr- .'---7"
/ H. :
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10 REEkE.

THH STONE hOOoE, hte the
property of Doctor Robert Will
cox, and half lot Of ground, - gar
den, attached therto, situate in Burke
strest, Martinsbarg: This house has
IN excellenk cellsr underit, 10 remarka.
bly, we'll snished, il ID every respect well
salculased for . gensesl family, or any
Kind Of public business, and has the be-
heiit Of anever-failing Wel Of good va
ger in the yard. For terms apply 70.
JOHN ROBINSON
April 8, 1906. r Il
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r. Ars' .. a. f''. Asy y 4p,i'"s-'
AN.sro MAN and Negr. WOMAN.
- Apply = Tie Prints. =.
Marsh 81, 1905. -
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-04-11
FrsM Dry. Goods.


THE subscriber has just received
/ Fresh supply Of DRY GOODS,
which he Offers 10 his friends and the
public generally, At the most reduced
prices tor cash. III = ! ~:
He Ia. also IN hand d general SssSrt-
msss q GROCERLES, amonS Which are
Loaf and Brown Sugars, =. --
:, =: e: e: e: H. III: r'..
. e.. E. e: ALUM" SAL" /.
Spanish Indigo, .~. -
Spinning Cotton, - -:s..
:. Madder, Alum and Copperass,
Philadelphia and r..
cavsnai.h manufactured, TOBACCO:
and S sii.sersyd sr.tr. 81.
| N. 3. Rum and Whiskey. and I
"A general assortment Of TIN WARE
los or 900 bushels of CORN for sale
AS he intends 70 dispose Of his Good,
for Cash only, he aatters himself, tha
| any person wanting to purchase, vii
sind h to their advantage 20 call on hin
| for BARGAINS. - -. ~. s.. .~ :. &
+ n. b. ALL those indebted to III
subscriber, are requested to make pay
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STOPL Look HIRE!

TWILL r-ht upon reasonable terms.
i that well known PLANTATION.
late the property Of Andrew Yeats, dec.
upon Back.Creek, one mile and half
from ]. Lowry's mill. and seven from
Martinsburg. There are GAS acres in
this tract, 100 OF which are cleared and
IN good repair. with loaeres Of meadow.
This land is equal to any in the 'settie-
ment for raising any kind Of grain, and
for eo1venienees 10 equalled BY none.
Possession may be had ON the 6rst day
Of April. s. 49,.
- WILLIAM LOWRY, Ex',.
March 20, 1906.
N. B. / will sell upon very reasonable
terms the above tract ofland. Any per-
son Wishing to rent or purchase, may
know the terms by applying to the sub.
scriber at Lowry's min. WI.
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In tie State of Tfrr;n;d.

OnS T lduIAItOUS On WHICH - SLCCtCu
the noted stand called the Half Way
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 than
perhaps many stands in the county, be-
ing central between Martinsburg and
Bath II abounds with fine Springs, .
good Orchard Of choice Fruit; the
House is large and well calculated for
the reception Of travellers, Stable, and
an on, house for the family separate from
the tavern. ~ ~-s.> -.
| Also, 900 acres Of Land, within 4
miies Of the town Of Bath, 30 of which
are cleared and under good fence this
Land IS Of good quality on the Land 10
House and Stable, with good Water
and some Meadow. : - - ~---~..- w.,
- Also, a small Farm on Sleepy Greek,
about miles from Bath this place Is
in good order, with convenient House
and Barn, and Meadow well Watercd,
and q good Orchard. = ..zz----- :. =
| Also, 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 mos.s convent
eut Tor the receptoin Of visitors at Bath
having upwards Of 20 lodging rooms, r,
large ballroom, adiningrosm, dressin,
rooms, bar room, and . hne Kitchen. :
| also, q Lot on which IL erected \ iare,
Stable, sufficient to contain 20 horses
near the Coffee House, and . anal
Dwelling House. -...% -...~
Also, Lotadjoining the Coffee House
on which isereetsda two story log Hous
weatherboard-d and painted, with Stor
Room, Kitchen and Stsbie. .a.l-@
II Il a unnecessary to Be more partieu
Lar, - 1t 10 PRESUMED any person wish
|. ing 70 purchase, viii first view the PIE
|, misses. Bypayins . reasonable Propol
4 tion ofthe purchase money down, eba
( lance win be taken in easy payment,
For further particulars iuquirs Of Lau
!. renee M'Keirnan, who resides on tn
]. hrst described place in Maryland, I
4 Timothy Monahen in Hagers. town, Il
!. natius O'Ferrall, on Mill Greek, Berks
i ley County. Virginia, or Andre,
Goulding, on Po.omak rivsr, : niles .
bows Bath. i tss@, =.
L oetsbsr IS, 1905.
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ROBERT GORDON Sc.

TT AVE JUN received, aud offer for falt, an add,i
( i onaiirpply the be!t Madeira WINE in nipes.
bids and Or caihs The two ait vintagss in Nialei-
"a having yielded wine OF better qualify than for
favera preceding years. they are erabed 70 fay III.
ooa!fty IS exceient-it is imported from two houles
iroa 'hich ve-y different Rlvorcd vine is FEM They
lifye heard Of the arrival, aud viii have ar hand in A
f:'v days, parcel of I-ondon Particuar Dry Li,bon
Wine, dreeeed to he put no in thr fame way as fone
they had two year; Gtce, which gave great iatsfaei-
on to all who had Of it; a'fo parcel Of Coti,, al
monds and a quantity of Oranges in boxes.
on IIAND:
Port Wine, in pires hhds. and quarter caNxs;
A few Demijo':ns Old NTalrn;sy, at dolls. Der gall
a quantity of fleet Copper and Fin Plates
general aid exenIive aGhrtment of Dry Goods
conf'sins of Woo!en' Of all kinds; printed goods
M3Hahelier Stnfs, IrI!h and Scotch Linens Gloves
and ti"iiery, Hardware Cutlery and Tronmoneery
PLAIN Cambria, Laced Cambria, Book, Cksmbrav
and Coonade 7. uAns, &C.
January 25. 2aw2w & faw3w.
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'liE fahfcrib2r w;Nies to fell two WAGONS
L tS TEAMS, one of fix horfes, Wagon and
gears, and the neceflary appenIages the other fix
m"ies, Wagon, gear, &c. Both have been ufe,!
IN hauling coal, and judging by the quantity haule,
la year, are capable of doing much as,any other,
10 emPloyed. On receiving part of the money n
credit will be allowed for the balance A purchaier
can be accommodated with an extra mule, or horre
70 each team, and may have in his power to employ
both drivers at moderate hire, for part or for the
reilIue uof the year, may be agreed or.
wonlj alto fell mare, and valuable mule hotl
well inited to the purpoGes of plantation the mule
is perhaps as large any in the nate.
JAMES BRANDER.
Manchester, January 81. O&th 2w)
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sacat uf Goocr;,;i,sur.
MESSAGE

Fran tie Pr5Hest er:5- Ussi Stair resslirg tie 4i
0tsfioa IF 1eRirai "ie5S tie S1re4,tia-s on ne clio
"i'!''aA,, and ;srssc9~eai5 Of 1i1seyiean amer.
! "a tie Ss"at- and Hq.j: of
Reprai;aia.iv.s sf -. Uni!eI St4.ey
In my meaage to bo;h Hnues Of Congrers, at III,
opening OF their prefent felton, iubmitted 20 the
attention, among other iubjec9s, TIE oppre1ion o
our commerce aud navigation by the irregular prac
tees o armed yeels. public and private aud by this
introduetion OF new principles, derogatory of the
rights 'i neuerais and unacknowledged by the ufae
ri nations.
The memorials of fsvrral bodies of merchants of
the United States are communicated, and viii,
deveiepe thee principle and PRACTICES which are pro
duc'ng the mot ruiuous effects On our lawful conn
I,erce and navigation.
The right OF a neutral to carry on commercial in
tercoure with every part OF the dominions of bel
iiEerent permitted by the laws of the country with
the exception 81 bockaded ports, and con,raband of
war was believed TO have been decided between
Great Britain and the United States by the fentence
OF tnar ccnaiiionsrs, mutually appointed TO decide
on that and other qp.sio;s OF difference betwec; the
two nations; and by the actual payment Of the ,la
IMAGES awarded by them againit Great Britain, for
the attractions of that right. When therefore il
was perceived that the fame principle was revived
with Others more novel, aud extending the ;niurv
in'tructions were to the nniiter pcnipoen,iary
oil the United States 1t the of London; and re.
n'ontsrances duly made by him, on this fuhiea, as
will appear by documents traalmitted herewith
iheie were followed ny partial and temporary luf
pSnlion only without any ditavowal oftie principle.
he has therefore, been inrutfed to urge this fub
let anew, to bring it fully to the bar of reafon.
ana to inht on rights too evident and too importan,
to be surrendered In the mean time, the evil is pro-
ee>!ng under adjudcations founded on the principle
Which IS denied. Under thefe circumstances the fib-
jeSt Preiens tieit for the confederation of Congress
YIN the impreiiment OF our fsa:uen, our rer,on-
FRANCES have never been intermitteJ. A hone az
ltted at ore moment, oi in arrangement which mght
have been ubitted TO, but it foun paTed away, and
the practice though relaxed at times in the dinant
ieas has been eonGantly purified in thoie in our
ne'ghborhood The grounds which the rsclan,a-
tons on this fn5jeS have been urged will appear in
a" extract from lntructions to our minner at Lon
don, now communicated
TIL: JEFFERSON.
Jan II, 1906.
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JOHN KELSO.
LAND FOR SALE.

ME Suhfcriber will cell great bargain in the
TRACT OF LAND, wiereon he now lives
lying on the waters OF Hardware river, in North
Garden, III Aibemarle county, containing about 500
acres. 1t rich Eof foil, producing excellent To.
bhcco, Corn and wheat, with a Cream running ,i,ro'
IL fi?potcd uiiicient griI mill Ie is lp,-
p"ied no one parchafe without ewing it. there
fore 1t is unneceiIary he more particular in the
deicription Any wifing to fee tle land or en-
gnire of TERMS will apply the iublcriber on the
premifes
MATTHEW BROWN.
January 81. Tot.
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A POINTER DOG,

LoR from this city, about tie 2ofb ofLaR month :
Il E is a GaaH compact baaJ5ms Deg, tJjsk!y G,eetll
7vib liar eaioa,, forie4ia,ly bic hs, zoJ.b are
ape5 darkr Han bis body the ends IF botb esys are iii
and b. aaf7Oers to ID. Of NERO: bs had or a h,
oa, 7oib 6r o7oner name ami prohibits e7p5 mayks On
bis THREAT osssfoaed BY IFS fyiSli2n.
'1iS ese7wsj the dag bis beer in fsF:oa of dR:,e7f
fe1s, and bus at hnsB }ha into be baad of rfg,is.
7'"--1 b. any PsroH 7rbo may sdtn.e1oy any ofLer
irhV'ai 7o5aie7er, 7obo 7rH biar him 10 tbe etoy Of
fb5 or any ober ne1gbabsy in RirLuosd pail resrj0s
Five D1AafJ ye7va,d together 7ob peajoaabe es9eu,
e0s" nan and beri are empioyed in bringing him, ana
no griffin qpW bcaf.k
S'ooif tJs Ag bsrs been Goen, any b-aa 7cJo may B.
e95aJ Of giViac sb Information and sgitaec, as 7oY
triaG b:f5f fbe Psri.Gdyy 7vbpsiag DqF lie Lt
dog tutor oii0e) GoN yeesire
FIVE GUINEAS.
T5f sl'ior g9esm5 5i0f.T agj7o0abie Jor tjr ajov.
ye7cz,dt.
-. 'TJ b9ti t5Gf rgsry Se7t71a, Sr,iieqig,ly o5iJe
-rb, are afi1ebafto a5fog 7rig nate his c1r Biz o4ea
aud NE eveyy in Bis bo;ocr, 10 da ami pgiG Gll
Dieosrg an(Batttry 7,dV BE- p obfgiqg az 10 eoagr
any Dj5r1afoa Hey mly oJlin~bt eIfor If fb3 ba5l,
, BY hiy.
| JaaDary ls. 9E
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FOR SALE, BY AUCTION.

pa'aa'ls Property o" s B,et RosU, in he city g Rieb-
ngea{
( conformity to decree Of The honorable court of
the United States, FOR the fifth circuit aud Virgi-
nv Dria, ('nalc between Ioilaa w addrg,on plain
tiff, aud james Crown, Henry Iaks ard Daniel Call
dsfsndanrs, and between the fame pltd. and Henry
B1'ke, James Taylor executor of James Heron,
dted. and James lItrren, John Heron. William
Heron, and Sarah HERON, infants under the age Of
twenty one year,, by the faid James Taylor, then
Guardian, 'nes Brown and Daniel Call defendants
VIII be fold, upon the premfes, to the hignet bid
der, p''b'c anaion, ON the 20th day of February
rest cniu'ng, the Houes Lands and teuemens flu
a'ei ga the Brick Row. i'll the city Of Richmond, al,
pref,nt occupied nv Samuel Clark, Samuel Barret
< Co. and Barach II. Judah The tenements will
b. iet up IeParatelY, and there will be attached to
each t.ranicnt the land occupied Herewith, and
Owe th'r1 of 4 brick lumbcrhoule SO BY so feet.
The iaes will be riait By the Iubf,riDers as COM
inilaners under the l! Decree and the terms there
Of viii be fourth Of the purchafe money paid
G""r. fourth in four months one fourth in EIGHT
icniths ami the remaining fourth in twelve montis
ff"oi the day of lale-the purchafers to give bond
i'r the three lar iIttsncnts to carry intereh FROM
1He date, 1t MT punctIally p1dnn payment whereof
ard nns before (asts property will b. held abI. for
tfc prchsie money, and fc:ie be fold to rag. the
fii lnt"ments, any, either Of them If not pune.
tGaliT pad conveyance conveylnces will be ex.
ecdied IS us as comiansrs aorei1id to the purehar
er or pn-rt..r ., ir yirtue Of the flid decree
GEO FISHER,
Ta''asFJ e.. t1f
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-01-28

WILL. BIZ PU.BLlsIED.

q T the Office of the Enquirer SKETCH of the
A pro;eediu.s OF the rrcfcnt General AGeuby.
1t viii contain the TITLES of all the aSts pa1td
the CONTENTS Of zach IS are of general nature ;
statement of FAXES & APPROPRIATIONS
Tor rne current year the fate of the AR INQUIRY
PGNifEN FAIRY, &c. wiz; !uch other matters
o. miscellaneous nature, may be condemned
within the allotted fplce.
- This Sketch will be printed in the pan,phle,
'orn', at two dollars per hundred. Such of the
members OF the Aa.nbly &c may with to procure a
ce";n ndn5er of copies, reircied TO leave their
names al the dice of tine Enquirer
january 81