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Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-05-01
rKOai The FRENCH PAPERS
LOWER ELRE. March 1.

hO"Eh 6LBE1 MATCN IL
The iast battle, faught Eve miles from
N"o'gaanrsh, has been one Of the most
destructive in the. history of the present
var. The number of2killed ON both
sides IS stated at 50, 900. 1t seems that
strong column of Russians that had Is I:
aped the BATHS of Mohringen,4 and ap.
proached the Vistula, was cut of from
;he NUN body and was not able to force
is way through the enemy without the
greatest difficulty, and the loss of much
artillery and mep. The Russian centre
was six times attacked by, the French :
ifthey had succeeded in breaking through
it, they would have become masters of
Konigsburgh, and the rich magazines in
that city,, .s.,.. ..,,s.. -. -. s.:
The Polish insurgents have 10 regret
the loss of one Of their bravest leaders,
general Kosinka, who has had the mis-
fortune to be taken prisoner by the Prus-
: ~ ~
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W. understand from the RichnoHd Pa
pers that a Ca"psntion Of the Protestant
Episeoha Church is to Be held, on tic
second tuesday efthis moath ii the City
efWiLfamsburS andthar BishSp Maai.
son i"v;tes d general m~efing IF clerical
dndkay [!tm6ers.s : 4~--
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Bark Wa nted.

>TAsH and the highest price will he
-. given by the subscribers (at the
Tan. Yard lately occupied BY John Hears
ley, ESQ: Shepherds for slarge
quantity Of Chestnut Oak and Spanish
Oak Bsrks.-A, small quantity of Black
Oak White Oak Barks are. also wanted.
CAMPBELL s. M'KNIGHr'S.-
Shepherds Town, Msyl, 1907. 49,.
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Latest from Earspe.
FROM LONDON.

BY the ship Gold Hunter, captain
Vose. IN 81 days passage, We have re.
ceiveo Londonpapers and Lloyd's Lists
to the evening Of the 2oth Of March.
They contain nothing later from the ar
mics in Poland. They state that the
Russian army under the command Of
general Nicholson, was marching strait
to Cons tantinopte, and is already At
Georgia, beyond Widden where it en-
gagged p Turkish corps and killed thou-
safd men. but it sustained itself loss
Of three thousand. The turks are pre-
pairing for war with As much activity
ard vigor as so week . government is
capable Of but long, before the prepa-
rstions are completed the Russians will
have over.run the empire, and have
Fixed their standards on the Walls Of
Constantinople.
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ACoxsrAyrISopLE, January IS.

-~-~ NcNSTAYTl EoPLE, january zS'
The Manifeb,o of the Porte against
Rnssia was Published here on the sth
list. Il sta'e9 a number Of grievances
whirhis has experienced from Russia
the period If the possession of the Cri-
mea and thy province Of Georgia, d
comes down to the recent occupation Of
Moldaviaf and Wallachia by genersl
Nicholson. l. observes, that in 7conse-
quence Of these unworthy. proceedings
on the pFrt of Russia, every utussulman
is called upon by his religion and his civil
duties 10 avenge himself upon fAithless
enemy and concludes with charging the
court bf Russia with the responsibility
of all the blood that NAV he shed on this
oeca% SON. A copy ofthis manifesto has
been presented to all the foreign minis
tiers residing at Constantinople.
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Captain Vickerv, rr1ived at Phi1adet-
phla, informs that the day he left Batavia,
November az 3, British line Of battle
ships, , trigates apd an armed vessel
carae to of Batavia, sen,in their boats,
took possession Of and burnt Dutch
f1.;aee aud altthe Ouch Merchantmen
in Lit ----L ------- -
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49, FSes&.s- j. - RI +
I. Cheap Groceries, ! & q !,
E. & r. FINLEY,

NO. fS3 1AVuVtshNs-OI'ett3
TT ~ - .. = -sae=zesss-szzt
T1AVE on hand an extensive assort.
rnent of Groceries and Liquors, which
they offer for for sale at reduced prices
for cash, a. $1,000 ~.
. Having experienced considerable IN.
convenience from the general credit here.
tofore given, they are induced to de.
cline it--and will therefore after the lfrst
Of May next, sell for cash, or produce
only. This arrangement will enable.
them to make all their purchases for
eash--and they aatter themselves they
viii be able to sell so much below the
usual credit prices, as will 30 considered
an object worthy Of attsntion. ~ :. =
They exert tlnenselves to make it
the interest Of all who wish to make pur-
ehases for cash, to give them q call
Orders from distshee win be particular
ly attended 10. - : - I. =
They will continue 10 purchase Flour
and Whiskeysas usual, and receive al
kinds Of produce, on storage Or TO sell
baltimore, Asy1, 1907. - a..
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Nfomthe king command were ssguiaed
.fsst a NEW 1ADMINISF RAFloN
should be Immediately formed.
The f,llowipg is published in the
Courier of the 2oth as the probable list Of
the New Ministry; its authenticity is
not vouched FOR; the arrangements were
not czpe csea tobe completed before the
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BahimoreHiat.

Letters are received in Rew.York
from Amsterdam. which mention that
anembargo was laid on all vessels in the
Texel on the first of March.
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MARTzNsBURe, Hay L.

on Monday last an Election 1,sas held
IN this tovn; at the close Of the Poi, ths
Votes stood as foAolps:
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-WAsH1Ho row, CRY, April o7.,-
On Friday the WASP sailed from the
Eastern branch Tor England. Mr.. Pur-
|liuce % A,oass-nger. :: --,r~ =
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James Brsathed, Defendant.

~ James Breathed, Defendant,
-. -~.- Tx cIANCERY.-
THE defendant, James Rrcathes.
L not having entered his appearance
agreeable to an act Of AssenlDlt and ~.
rules Of this Court, and it appearipe, to
tne Satisfaction of the Court, ,hs, he i.
no1an' rnhabitant of this CONFERENCE.-The
on inc motion Of the Complsinan,s by
iner Counsel, it is ordered. thar said
lanes Breathed do appear here on the
Honday after the third Tuesday in June
next to answer the bill of the Complain.
ants, and that copy Of this order be-
Forthwith inserted in the Berkeley and
Jefferson Iu,elligeucer for two month.
successfully, aud published at the door.
OF the Coart-Houss of the said Coun,y,
"A Copy. Teste, r.c a T. -
DAVID HUNTER, e.s.c.
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Alcxandria. /AbriL1a.

A letter from Natchez, received at
pittsburgh, says, " The second in COM
n.and at Baton Rouge, has been arrested
By governor Grandphre, as being con.
cerned in Burr's conspiracy, and sent to
Pencasola in irons. Apart Of the army
is hourly expected here, and a squadron
of gun boats, &c. under the command of
capt. Shaw, is stationed in the river op-
posi:e This place.r
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american Brtwing.-It Is established
by fair and successful experiments, thak,
alright, pale and delightful ale, can Be
manufactured from the Indian corn QOr
maize) of the. United States Fh9 sc
trials have been actually made by capt
tai brewing house Of this city. Our a.
aiiity to supply ourselves win a most
agreeable aad wholesome malt Zig lor,
from a neser; failing aud cheap raw ma.
terial, unlimitedin quantity, will! sender
il perfectly easy IA do. when we please,
With much less foreign distilled spirits
These destroy our morals, and injqce
our agriculture, while our own mat IL
quors, nourish US in health, ana SUPPORT
the farmers and planters. Manufactures
have become mine Of riehes 70 thls
country and they are rn:do in on'
hands to check the invaders OF our aatu
raj righ,s--Fthey Sh1"'ar>nt:a!.s 70 'tr
TncdderS. @4.:e~- - VIA.
= The following is an abstract 81 the ef
fec,ive strength, Of The volunteers N
Great Britain Distinguished lnflatr{
sra cavalry, and ARTILLERY, accordsng:to the
latest returns, dated the Isl December,
1906
CAvALRY-Fieh Off Gers 100 cap
tains 4ss; subalterns 1852 staff OH
GERS 745 ; scrjeants t55",; trnmpesers
and drummers $40 !; rank and file rs ,1so
INFANTRY-Field officers 1888 capt.
1891 subalterns 1858; staff officers
1885, serjeauts 1926; trampeter and
dremmers, 6762 :; rank and Gle 25e5oi'
,ARTfI1ERY-Field officers 20; cap
tains ISL & subalterns 500; staff officers
55'; seG=ants 55t; trunpeters and
drummers 22s rank and file 10, 49,
Lon. EialA afs r.rs ltQZ. catAtains
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Berkeley, S.
:: 80. April Court, 1907.
Philip 6. Psndleton and David Hum,
Executors Of Philip Pehdleton, dse'I,
Complainant. \" :,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-07
Pursuant to a Dec, ),

OF the honorable tie circuit court 81,
trict OF Columbia, in a suit denss.s Pea
Alexandria county, in chancers NVl "a
Colin Aud, administrator Of RI, ! Natis
gan. deceased, is complainant. and NV W. ~
Wilson, defendant, will be exposea !, " u, ,lss
8 Lie SALE, on SATURDAY.. tha nv ",
day Of SEPTEMBER NEXT !. .if
O'Clock in the forenoon, at the cprs., \
in the town of Alexandra, for !esd I'' y
Aey, IVY a
q IL the said William Wilson'S p;;..
4 a title in and to three fourth pa,4 s% y |
undivided interest in the whole Ct ~
heretofore attached 10 the Kecp-Tlyst f., Ie
being about 400 acres, with the eyces rst
the works and 22l acres sold to the ,rmp'
ment Of the United States, hingin B s'S
now Jefferson county, near Harpcrs fe,p!!
Charles Lee,
!. I'ho's Swami, Conn.,
August sav,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-07
4. Roberts, 9
+. Lawraion.
r. @. Marsteller,

August 6,
The Sublcriber has julf Received
And eBers for sale,
Ninety hampers Bristol PORTER Bot
Tiles, containing one gross each.
Seven bales COTTON, Ola superior qua-
lily for retailing and
A few tierces fresh RICE,
I @ " II Il ND,
Best Philadelphia PORTER AND PALE
ALE, in hhds.
DO. BEER, in barrels.
IND rs USUAL,
First quality Philadelphia Porter ard Pale
Ale, in bottles, f'ut III ar honae, o''estort CO.'S
sztmhtfon.
.dLSO,
WHITE AND BROWN SOAP. old axd
dry, and in nice order for retailing,or family
use.
WIN. DUNLAP.
June 10. ectf.
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agaable probsat1 Cor Sa l't'.

r7yO BE SOLD, in four distinct lots Of TO- to-
gether, four acres Of, LAND, contain aatl1l
inc from one and quarter acre to two acres
each, most eligibly situated withoutth terri
tory of Columbia, extending la q right hne
from Gibbcn-street to reat-iiuntin
intersecting jefferson, Franklin, and Ir :,
street, and sounding east and west Oh ray
cite and Payne-streets.
a plan Of the ground and further particulars
may be obtained by appiicationto
James Patton
r,o, tawtf
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y4sexansaria 7oSksy l2 q
THE Subscribers to the 4seraa1d,sa z yo,Si !,
chi. arc reque to meet at John Gsdsby &
favern, on Saturday evening next, az seven eae
O'Clock.
August ). A S.. - -
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-07
Thirty Dollars Reward.
April s.

RAN AWAY from Freestohe Point, near
Dumfriss, On Sunday the 18th Of last month,
TIVE Negro Men slaves, named ANDREW
and JAMES, ting property of Sarah Roue,sre,
in Prince William county, and hired of ksi,
until the end Of the year They had each OF
them pass fer three days, being Whitsun-
tide holiday.
ANDREW is about 81 years of age, feet 9
inches high, a black complexion, has scar
near the corner of one of his eyes, is little
cross eyed and has a forward, impudent
conntenancs.
JAMES is about l9 years of age, $ feet r
inches high, q black complexion, has scar
near his mouth Of the size of pea, reels and
swaggers very much in his walk. Each of
them had on when they went away Shirt and
tsowscrs of plain coarse Virginia cotton, and
their other ,cloathing is not known.
A reward of IS DcAars, viii be given for
each of them, to any person who viii appre-
bend them and secure them In any gaol, so
that the subscriber, living near Dumhies,
may get them agaiE.
John Stone.
4 Prince Williasa County,
June 81. 60
r. S. All persons are forbid frcm harbor-
ing them. and from conveying thesa away
either by land or water.
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Iuh received from philadeInb

BY Cahtain Hand,
20 chests Young Tyson, and
9 boxes Hyson shulan Tea, OF su,s,,
Quality, which will be sold low. -
Likerviae Oh Hand,
6 hhds. good Sugar,
4 10 hhds. Molasses, Of a good eealty,
T s..,lt Of various kinds,
And constant supply Of PlouI suits5k,
sasnily use.
Joieph Dean
Mareh.27 4
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5
Jofeph Vaudeville,
Garner Of KING and FAIRfAx-STKzrEs,
,fLExANDRIa
HAS. FOR SALE,
An aHortlnent of WINS, LII
QUoRs, GROCERIES, &c.
Consisting of
81 MADEIRA
Sherry urYnrrc
Lisbon WIlNEOs
Malaga
TenerifRe &
Corsica &
Old St. Estephe Medoc laret, IN cases Of
rnc dozen
"a few dozen fine old frontinac
Ditto do. best wine bitters
Jamaica and Np,t-India rum
New-England do.
Cogniac, Boardeaux and Naples brandy
Holland and country gin
Schicsam Gin In cases
Irish whiskey, very old
20 barrels Pennsylvania rye whiskey
Cider in barrels
White wine and Cider vinegar
Florence oil in TASKS
2 hogsheads HAVANA honey
is do. choice retailing nolasses
Gunpowder
Imperial
Hyson TEAS
H Ssss 81 "a and = good sps''y'
Souchong
Muscovado sugars, different qualities
Bengal white do.
Loaf and lump sugars, Philadelphia, Bal
tilnore and Alexandra.
Leipcr's, CARROTS, and Hamilten's snuff
in. hotties and bladelcrs.
NIacuba and rapee do.
Cloyer-seed, Penn. svarrantfa
Mace nutmegs; cloves; cassia; pirnen-
TO ]; pepper ginger, race and ground Cay
enne pepper; refined salt-petre.
Coffee chocolate; rice; pearl barley;
London and Philadelphia mustard basket
salt starch; fg blue Eotant indigo; Geor-
gia end Tennessee cotton FAX wool; mad
der; copperas; alum birthstone chalk
pipes in boxes; wrapping paper and twine
traces; beicords; leading lines dcmi]ohns;
gin cases; patent shct; brandywine sunpowt
der; Harvey's gunpowder, THE only real Bri-
fish battle powdcr] from F to treble sealed
shelving tobacco best Havanna segars.
Muscatel and bloom Isisins in boxes.
Sun raisins In casks.
Zante currants primes soft sheiled al
monds.
A few boxes excellent pickles, eaahone
dozen bottles asserted capers, olives and n
! chosies, for sale by the box.
A quantity of clean good alum salt Suitable
for the fishery, sc. SC.
March l9.
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June
The SUBSCRIBERS

Being desirous Of bringing tie affairs q the 1ate
frn Of THOMPSON and VEITcH, 70 a
f1al close, OFFER FOR SALE tie. f0!losv-
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-07
JAMES BACON,

y
E Abis GROCERY Store, az Riag-streef, has in
additos TO his totmer stock, Glaed
A frelh Supply of Genuine Articiesin
the Grocery Line;
Which makes his assortment complete.
he asy efers for sale, on his Hsuai lszs terms
Mufcovado Sugars, ofvarious qua
lities,
Loaf and Lump ditto,
Gunpowder,
Imperial, TEAS,
Hyson, particularly select
s sss:s sss'' FAMILY ;s :
Best green Coffee,
Chocolate, of a superior quality
Madeira,
Busellos,
Sherry
Lisbon, VI ~ 4 s.
Tenerifes
Malaga, and
Genuine old Port
eognac and Bourdeaux Brandy,
Old Jamaica Spirit, for family use.
Antigua, St. Croix, ST. yinceatsa aaa New
England rum,
Holland Gin,
Irish and country Whisky,
Molasses, Wine, and Cider Viaess.
Stoughton's Bitters,
Mace, nutncgs, cloves, eassia, pimento,
Cayenne and black pepper, race and ground
ginger, basket salt for table use, pearl barley,
rice, stsrchs fig blue, soap, mould, dipt and
spermaeeti candles, refined salt-petre, aotant
indigo, alum, copperas, madden, brimne, sto
spinning cotton, patent shot all sizes, best en-
gllsh and country made gunpswder, segars
and smoaklng tobsece, very best chewing to-
hacco. sasessh
Hamilton and Leiipes's snaiff, Turner's pipes
In boxes.
London mustard. warranted Of supssior
quality, Dixofi's best ditto, wrapping paper
denijohuss, &c. sc. With generaiiv s every ar
tieIe In bis line--thc whole Of which have beer
selected with care and win be dfspasea of on
hewty iswsat tsxsass -'-'3
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N o TT C E.

a Ii those who have any claims or de-
N Inands against the estate of. Daa
LAP, merchant, late Of the town of Alexandra,
are hereby informed, to bring in tl.lr ae-
counts, legally proved, before the first day Of
Noyember;next at which time full and final
settlement and distribution of his estate, VIII
be made. Should any accounts be exhibited
after that period, they viii be elisregalded,
and this Notice pleaded il bar Of them. Those
that are indebted to the estate, will be pleess
make.isnmediate payment.
Samuel Craig, -.
William Herbert, 111 :
April 6. staw
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Public Sale

nURSUANT to a. decree Of the honorable
the. Giro uit court for the county q lex
andria, will be sold, to the highest bidder st
public auction, on the premises, on Ell ~
DAY, the 18th instant, at 10 o'clock, 4: g. g.
q valuable unimproved LOT Of GROUND
lying on the south side of Prince-strcet, be-
twesn Water and Union-streets containing
on Prince-street 40 feet and running back s.. -
feet 4 inches subject to ground rent 81
two dollars per foot per annurl.
Conditions will be made known at the time
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Printing, in ITS yai,ous 5raaches,
Aaaafss' 4 exseiaed at this e#Ecs.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-01-24
JOHN ELLIS.
TO RENT.
For tire or fa. ..n
January 6:

For tb,se or f9. yeers
INHAT valuable LANYARD, of the late Mr.
Il Jacob Reckius, and now occupied by the fub.
icfbef, iituaed the Main of this city, be-
tween the capitol and balm of the canal lis convent
ences are hyperion TO any other in this place
A large Curying. Shop, Cellar and drying loft, a
ipacioas Bsrk-Houie, Bark-N1ilIs and iouf.s, a
Beam Houie & every other requiite for theanning Of
from 2 to 5000 hides year, executive OF Rins.
Aiio, on the fame Tenement, convenient Dwell
ling Houie, Kitchen, Smoke Houfe, Stable and Car
den. The renter may be accommodated, with about
one hundred cords of excellent Spanih and Blackjack
Bark, now in the Barkhoufe, at fair price. Propo
ias for the above will be received in all this and next
month aud mot dlPolsd of, within this time, il
will be offered public auction on the premle. the
18th Of March next.
Bond with approved fecurity will be required and
poiei'on given the fri of april next, of the bark
houie, bark mills, beam houie, lines, pools, bates
handlers and part of the And the dwelling
and refidue of the tenement on the fri of MAY
next.
The reaCon aligned for Offering the foregoing pro-
Pery for rent, is the i'll tate of health of the lnbier
Der, topay that attention the buiineis requires
MARCUS ELCAN
J"i' 10 taw Ism.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-01-24
SELLING OFF CHEAP.


M J b. Myrys, intending dseiine lbe retail Bnia.G
re, far J at ,eds1sa 2,ies, fLf zYLOis any ea,I
.fabeiy P'5iAtG0rk IF
DRY GOODS,
eoHirg q 7ariety IF y5ff ard .giOnoLLe artieles-
WY:
I RISH LINENS, Flanders Sleetngs, oznaburgs
Helians, Long-lawns. Linen and Gotten Cam
bricks, Superfne and fecond Broad Cloth, and Ker-
feyneres, Blankets, Coatipgs and Fllnusls, Bennets
and Fancy cords and Velve.s, Swanfdown and Mole
fkins, Rich gur Satins, Silver Mullins, Sareenets
Italian Lutelirings, Cotton aud Silk Chambrays Of
very handionle paSerns. few excellent elk PeliGes
Gloves and HoGery, elegant Plumes, wreaths and fam
sy Head Ornaments variety OF handiS:re Ribbons
Table Cloths and Napkins IN iets 81, IA * lo.4
Diapers. few Ter, OF China 10 boxes OF 40 pire..s
Sets of Cut Glais Decahters, Wine aud TuinbLrs
gais Bowls, Gprce bottles, Hall Lamps, &C. BIC.
Tlole who buy it'll cath, Will be allowed very
liberal Dcouut, which Will b. encreaied according to
the augmentation of the amount of their purchae AT
sny one tire. On any fums of conlequence, cre-
dit If required, will be given Of three to fix months
The purehaier giving approved negotiable paper.
For fae, alto, ulual a complete aIortment of
Dutch Boiling Cioths Dec. IL. eptf
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-01-24
EDUCATION

AMES OGlLVIE, will continue during the EMU
y ing year, III the village Of Milton, Albemarle, to
proieonte with his pupils the eourle of Education they
have commenced and is delirous 20 receive ten or If
teen niore, provided they be alTociated with the
eialeS, OF which, at this time his fchool is competed
The ienior cIals are engaged in the iudy Of Geone-
try, Na;ura! rhilofophy, HiGory and MataphyGcks
The iecond elafs will devote their attention to the
Latin ard French Languages, FucliJ's Elements,
aud the PhdoloPhyo Of Rhetoric The junior clais
w'' confuse to Rudy the l.atia Language, Geogra-
ply, Arithmetic sad Englih Grammar. ExereiCes in
Cutciim, Competition and Eloeution conaisut- ellen.
tal parts Of the oourfe ~ iuOruaion he purfues.
HIS charge for tuition will be fifty dollars per annon
Every pupil will ai(O be expected to pay two dollars
aud half to deiray the etpence II rent, fuel, &C.
The ich"ol will be opened on tbs 9th day Of Jaeu-
AIRY, 1907.
December 8
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-01-24
MARSHAL's SALES.
Iln -.

WMbe 0fd to he bigb5f bitter, Eoy yraJy nozc, pna,,
decree " tie eoayf efLe UaifsI Sialrs y lie STD cir
ent mfse PirgiSia Dif,ie7 6tf7ecaa PJ1s1s BoaI a,
f0'HFy for TIE ereSiforJ Of ESetia Ed7yare, el1iafq
and Ds7id RIFF, and ofJ,rs, d,frJsnfs
NHREE valuable PLANTATIONS in tho eouo.
ties Of Pittfylvania and Bedford, ucon stauufon
and Pgg rivers, taed ia the deed Of tru in the pro-
eeedngs mentioned &c contain three thouiand acres
more or lefs, bur uPPofed be eonderably more en-
ts'Ve, eoHprehending all the Lands that OH the 9Th
Gay oi June 1895 belonged or appertained to the
tiTse plantations known by the name Of the Mountain
plantation, mouth Of Pigg River plantations and the
rrYlng ran plantation. more particular delcripti-
On vt whieh will be given on the day Of fale The
tale viii take place the Eage-Tavern in the CITY Of
R'e'S'end, on Tuelday the gath day a Febenayy
uext.
ALSO az The Oxford Iron Works in the eosp,y Of
Campbell, on Tsefday the third day Of March me-,
wa! be fold Under the faid decree, upon the Tame
tern,ss number Of very vsigatie SLAVES.
Benz. MoSBY, D. N. for
!. JOS. SCOTT XVI.
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