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10 6'l@S' @s6gbea hdAr, on tie Premjf,, on hs 5t5
day Of May next,
GO much OF the LAND, whereon John Kelfo lives,
- IN the county of Cumberland, late the property
ef Peter Francisco, as will pay the balance claimed Of
him, by Samuel G. Adams, Of ( 100, with its inte-
reit, by virtue of Deed of TruG executed to me, by
the laid Peter Francifee, for that ~purpofe.
Wn. RANDOLPH, Tryfes.
april s. ep,dC.
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LAND-FOR SHE.

LAND-FOR SHE.
On the 27fb day Of this month, at Cumberland
Comrt-boWe, bsing court day:
WILL be offered to the higheh bidder, a tra4
w of LIND belonging to the eGate Of Peter
Field Trent, dec. in Cumberland county, on Winis's
river, and adjoining the town Of Cara, containing by
elimination 7s6 ACRES. This fate is made in con-
icrmity to a decree of the Superior Court Of Chance
ry, for the Richmond Dntricl, 10 latisfy a debt there
in mentioned, due to Alexander Treut's eHate. The
terms OF fale are one third down, one third in twelve
months, and the balance in two years, from the day Of
fale.-Bonds, with a Deed of Trut on the land will
be demanded blythe
COMMISSIONERS.
April 5. tdE.
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TAVERN.
SIMPSON MORRIS,
From London, beg5 Leave to inform TIE tu6He,
that be has jHR imported from London, a large
a00rfment Of FaNiona6k DRY GOODS, fit
for the approaching E1/on, qvbieb be ofirJ
n91o for IaLe, on Uey io4O terms at tie a6eve
boue, Uiz.
RLACK and Colored Mems, Wonen's and Chill
II dren's Worried Hofe ALTO, Mems, Women's
and Children's aforted White Cotton Hofe of excel
len, quality, with and without Lace Clocks; alto,
Woolen 5roadcloths, Plain VeIveteens, Cut Velve-
teens, Corduroys, Tbickfetts, BENEFITS patent Cord,
Tolanets; Stockingbreeches pieces, Swanfdown, Flo
rsntine Silk, Black Twilled ~Sarfenet, Black and White
French and Brufel Laces, Frefh new pattern Rib
bands, Bandannoe Handkerchief a handiome a-
fortment Of Printed and Twilled Shawls, Durants of
different colors, Common and Fine 7s and A Irils
Linen, Fine Long Lawns, SheetiDgs, White Corded
Dimities, Cheque for Aprons, Bed ~ -nitures, Print
ed Calheoes,a large aIortment of ZINE Plain and
Fancy Muffin, Cambria Muffin; alto, Real French
Cambria, Red and White Flannels, Printed Dimity,
Printed and White Cuttings -Ond Marfeirles, and a
variety Of other articles too tedious to mention.
December IL. oawtf
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CONDITIONS.

1t is intended to be prin- The price to fs5leibers
we'd with a handlome type, will be one dollar and fe-
on good paper, eompriied twenty-five cents a volume,
in two octave volumes, OF in boards, or two dollars
about 400 pages each. & twenty-five cents, neat
The engrsvings to be ex- ly bound & lettered, pay
ecuted by an eminent ar able on delivery of the
tin. books.
april II. oaw aw.
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RICHMOND TURNPIKE COMPANY.

N Purfuance Of a refoIution Of the Board Of Di-
u reaors for the fsid Company, will be 10 ID a
Auction, at the E~agie-Tavern, on Saturday the 3oth
Of next month, all SHARES Of delinquent Stock
holders in the faid company.
SHEPPARD, Tyecfye.
April IL. tdr.
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Nj ADEIRA WINE, of fra quality, by the pipe
lN1 for fale at 6 months credit, BY
JOHN e RoBT. CANDLE, jE.
april 10. law sy
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HATS, SHOES, &c.

TIE SSseriIsr bas jya received and sGlys far ELt, g FIJI
and complete ag5ytmen:s IF
HATS,
-among sv6ieb a,-
y kNTLEMEN's beR drab and black beavers, CAT
~ tors, and Rorums, broad and narrow brims,
do. do black Satin beavers, light and plant, glazed
livery hats and bands, women's and youths do.
SHOES.
Ladies Kid, Morocco and Leather ties and lips,
Centlemen's fuperfne drefs and common Shoes.
He has alto ON hand, a few pipes frt quality COG
MAC BRANDT and 90 boxes New ork mould
CANDLES.
A large fuPply of Philadelphia bottled Porter and
Cyder, Claret and Port Wine in bottles.
d. ]. BURR.
Second deer s5sse tie Eagle Tavern.
april Is. lawsw.
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JOHN TOMPKTNS,

Has rTeeiVed an Allotment Of GOODS CesGfiag Of
E'LANNELS, Coatings, Blankets, Rofe and DAT
A te Drabs, Frize, Kerleys, Feanought, Cloths, Car
pets and Carpeting, Bonbozet,s, swanidown, Patent
Cord, Powder and Shot, Dowlas, Sheeting, Ker-
%feymeres, Calieoes and Mullins, &c. &c. which he
will difpole Of on very liberal terms, by the piece or
package.
q NOV. ID, II.
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FAIRFIELD RACES.

FAIRFIELD RACES.
in nAf-Mudy4 til MAY, wHtbe rn or or the Fairfield Comkh the JOCKEY CLUB CAP vail.
~ thirty = mile heats, the tWGs be. bona fde the brpatv of menbr I
Sd Dy-The PRETO of two hundred d fMy donr,th three mHeb heat.
9Th y-A HANDY-CAP PURSE, free for any HoHe two nile as-Enuan twnmv dollar
There is ALTO, aSWEEP- STAKE open fort tire year old Cdsa and l,. tive mile hears Civ dMu
nuano-Ths SubGnpdon viii be eOkdo on the evening of tn End days re.
WEIGHTS rs FOLLOWS. --
hged FoH"s IS3 lbs 4 Year, log B.
s Years, 80 8 Dnt
- 5 Do ID Mares and Ceilings allowed sb.
The Proprietor ofhe CoHe h6msg gentlemen he Turf tina the money for each m viii be laced
in the hndso of the Judge.
The Dining Houe adB Boobies in the field, are tober rented as frmely b,n 10 preferences r ,oav
fri applicant will have choice Z SMoCK. TynGur 10 PSmIsa
RICHMOND, MARCH I'll 1907. Ix
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THOMAS PAINE, TO MORGAN LEWIS,
on MS PRosEcUTioN OF
NR. FdRMAP

A'AN@ ~ M LII 10,
on MS PROSECUTION OF
Mr.. FARMAR,
FOX me HUNDRED TH0SAND DOLLARS
DAMAGES.
The proud integrity of confcious reSitude fears no
reproach, and diidains the mercenary idea Of DANA
ges. ltisnot the bund, but the liberated fefh that
hinchss from the touch. A man mutt feel his cha
ra6ter exceedingly vulnerable, who can fuppofe that
any thing laid about him, or againt him, can endan-
age him an hundred ihoufand dollars vet this is
the fun Morgan Lewis has laid his damages at, in his
profeeution- OF MIR. Farmar, as chairman of a meeting
of Republican citizens. This is a cafe, abaraaed
from any idea of damages, that ought TO be brouoht
before the representatives Of the people aG.mbled in
Legislature. it s an attempted violation Of the fights
OF eit'zenihip, by the man Whole Official duty il was
TO protect them.
Mr.. Farmar was in the exercife Of 4 legal and con-
ftitutionai right. HE was chairman of d meeting of
citizens, p~eaceably attended to conider on a matter
that concerned ,hemfelves, toe nomination ofo 1,ob,,
SeJsn 10 be v'fed fer ar gs7synsr al be esGhar shGioa-
Had the meeting thought Morgan Lewis a proper
. perfon, they would have faid 70, and would have had
Alright to fay 70. But the meeting thought other
wife, and they had a right" to fay o,herwife. Blu,
what has Morgan Lewis, as governor, 10 do u;,b
either Of thele caiesi He is not governor ;v,, a,y;no
by divine right. nor is he covered with the magical
mantle which covers a king Of Englasd, that be can do
no wrong; nor IS the governorhip of the Gate his
property, or the property ofhis family connexions.
W Morgan Bewis could be 70 unwife and vain az
10 iuppsle he could Profecutc for what he calls DANA
ges, he hould %profeeute every man who competed
that meeting, exepfBs ebai,naa (; for in the Office If
Chairman Mr.. Tarnar was a flent man ON any mat.
ter difcU1ed or decided there. He could n, I'VE,
give a vote on any fubjea, unleis it was a rye vote.
which was not the cafe. The u;nlon uCe Mr.. Leu,
is could have mace Of Mr.. FsTmar would have been
TO have %fubponed him to prove that isch refolve,
were voted by the meeting; for MIR. Fsrnar's fig
nature to thoie refolVes, as chairman of tina, meet
ing, was no other than an atteRation that rueh re-
ioves were then psEeJ.
Morgan Lewis, in this Profeeu,ion, has committed
the fame kind Of error that a man would commit
who mould Profeeute a witnefs for proving a faet
done by a third peron, innesd Of protecting tina,
third psrfen on whom the aa was proved. Nor.
gan Lewis IS, in my elimination Of character, a poor
Lawyer, and a worie politician. lie cannot main
tain this proleeution but think MIR. Farmar might
maintain a proieeution agsinR him. Fs.Ce %profeeu-
tion ought to be P%unihed and this is a falfe proC.-
eutioD, becaoie il is a wiiiul protection Of the wrong
perion. If Morgan Lewis has funsined any dam
sge,oT any injury, which l DO net believe he has, il
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-----h MoNG THEM ARR....
CLOTHS & Kerfeymeres, . Do. Handkerchief.
Merfailles, SRed, brown &c yellow
India Dimities, Bandanoa do.
Do. Calieoes, Madras 10
Furniture do. Silk Gloves.
Ginghams, Velvet Ribbons.
Silk and Cotton Cham Sewing Silk,
brays, Nuns Thread,
9-9 q Cd Cambrick Coloured do.
Mullins, Linen Cambrick.
PLAIN & Laced do. Long Lawn,
BOOK - do. Dimities & Cambrick Di-
Plain & Worked Leno, mites,
Grapes & Sarcenetts, f-s & "a Irih Linen.
Laees & Ribbons, SDiapsr, Platillas,
BLK g Cotton Shawls, White & brown Platillas,
Do. Counterpaines, 2Dowlas,
Gentlemen & Ladies Silk Oznaburgs,
* Cotton Hofe, tTicklenburgh,
Silk, Cotton & Leather \ Linen & Cotton Checks
SuiPendefs, With Hardware and a va
Silk Umbrellas, @ riety of other articles
He wilhes to rent the upper part of the HouCe con.
fitting of four rooms, two Of which are very large &
have been recently repaired, together With the necef-
fairy out Houles. March "a. CIV.
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NOTICE.
a LII Perlon5 baping claims aga0uR The eRafe
- efJsbn PendktOn, ea. late Of fke CITY of
Richmond, @ee'd. are reqHeRe6 to exbibit them 10
either Of the JasJfri6ers as BeediLy as baGbh.
GEO. PICKETT,
ROBERT POLLARD,
CHS. JOHNSTON,
N. SHEPPARD.
Adminifr0torJ.
November 18. IF.
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RICHARD BROOKE.

1T fs ign Of TIE Ph'Hgb, nearly eapeGtt tie Street
leading from May.'s Bridge :-HaI i'm reeeived and
opened part Of bis SPRING GOODS, and daily
espe9' the remainder, vvbieb being laid in on III. Ssa
term, be 4OiN EA on tbe msf reduced p,iees, fer cab
or Country Produce.
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~ The FARMERS VIRGINIA ALMA
MACK, for the Year 1907, printed by Thomas
Ritchie, is now for fale, by the grofs, dozen or
hngie, at the Enquirer Bookstore.
ALso-A General Afortment of Lawyers
and Sherif's BLANKS, juR printed.
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2aw2x.
FOR SALE,
A LIKELY NEGRO BOY, about 90 wears Of
~ age. Apply at si, Office. April II. If.
TAPPAHANNOCK RACES pDSTpONED

IN confeqsence of the time irh mentioned for the.
Races at Tappahannock, being on the Frederickfburp
Diitria court day, land interfering with other Racesl
they are ~poaponed TO the fourth Thurfday in nexc
month. IL. S. BROckGNBROUCE
april IA. tdr.
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RACES AT TAPPAHANNOcK.

TNHE JOCKEY CLUB RACES at this place,
Il will commence on Wednefday, the 29th april
next.
In Days purfe-45o dolls diaance 4 mile
heats-second days purfe, ~iuPpofed to be near
ly equal TO the frif, the greater part of the
toll being given up for thar purpofe-diRanee, three
mile heats.
Wagbh az JoAsv1:
Aged I3oN,.
Six Years Old, 100
Five do. do. II
-Four do. do. 100
Three do. DO. sc
And under s years, a feather.
Mares and Geldings to be allowed, SD.
a meeting Of the members, will berequired, on the
day preceding the FRIDAYS race.
A. S. BROCKENBRoUCH,
Sseraary Il 1reaflro.
March 10. te,sbA-
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himself to be made the tool of WIN. Smith
IN the said prosecution of the said lieut..
COL commandment, for the known purpose OF
gratifying private malice 5dlv, In endea-
vorinS by all the means in his power, both
IN private and public, to injure the reputa-
ton OF the said lieut.. col. commandant, 70
orlhS hlm into contempt amongst the OIL.
GERS and soldiers of his regiment and to ere.
ate general prejudice against him, both
before and after he was arrested"
The court were occupied in the exami-
nation OF the evidence produced on both
sides until Tuesday the fifth of April, when
the pronounced the following opinion:
4" Having duly considered the cbargos
eHhlblted against lieut.. VIM. 8. Mitchen.
and weighed the evidence adduced in SIM.
port of them, we are under the painful ne
cessity OF pronouncing the following CEN
sure upon him. We conceive in the first
pace, that his conduct towards lieut.. col.
hooert fancey, of the 10th regiment, has
Deen peculiarly marked dy spirit of re-
Venge, maliSnity and persecution, each of
winch is calculated to tarnish the reDuta-
ton OF soldier and an officer: fori IS one
OF the most honorary distinctions of a SOL
der that he is generous even to his foe and
when he does attack, marches directly un
10 ms object, and doe: not sculk behind anv
character, or conceal the real motives of
his conduct.
a." we consider secondly, that he has ex-
hibited charges against Robert Yancey,
leut. col. commandment, which have the
Se"'ofa"ce u sufihsrt, and that he has
d splayed confidence and zeal in advan.
cling them, which argue either a want of
Judgment or sincerity, each of which is to
be much regretted.
" And thirdly, that he appears to have
been pushed into the field of controversy bv
others, and has not come forward in the
bold and manly manner of soldier who
marches into the field with the highest as
surance, of honor and glory.''
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AT a court martial held At Louisa court
house, OF Wednesday the 18th April, 1907, ,
in pursuance OF orders Of Il. General John
Guerrant, Of tho Sd brigade V. NJ. for the
trial Of lieut. William S. Mitchell OF the
10th regiment, arrested by major James
Poindexter, az the instance of Robert Yam
cey, lieut.. col cemmandsnt of the 10th re-
giment Present, Nimrod Branham, lieut.
col. commandment of the 88th regiment, pre-
sident, major Daniel Guerrant, major Geo.
Richardson, capt. VIM. Saunders, captain
John Underwood, capt. Thomas Gardner.
capt Abraham Nenabe, capt WIN. Smith (;
lieutenants John Graves, Samuel Wood
ward, Edward ID. Rowe, David Price, A.
braham Venable, James Clark snsigns,
John Ford, and David Lewis The follow
ing charges, on which said Mitchell had
been arrested, were read, viz That he
tie said lieut.. William s. Mitchell, has been
guilty Of conduct unbccoming the character
Of an officer; lst, In prefering the .fnise
and malicious charges Of q. fj'aud, Perjury,
forgery, and infamous iyiHg' against Ro-
bert YaRcey, lieut.. col. commandment Of the
10th regiment, V. M. and in having him are
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martial held at Louisa court house on the
10th of December last, with the design Of
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ADVERTISEMENT.

k~Ys The following essay, am sensible, is
but ske'ch If it have merit, 1t will bsNttri
butcd TO The design, ,atheT than TO the execution.
The subjea is worthy the hand Of master, and
IS still open to much philosophical research l
have endeavoTed to explain new, but indire6,
source Of argument in favor Of the DiUiniH Of IL
sus CHaIsT. For ny support, have relied on
human nature. and strengthened my proofs by
illustration and parallel, so far as illustration aud
parallel could be applicable 70 the eharsaer I
thought il possible TO render the su5jea am sing,
- well as Interesting, to piety. Let the public
nudge.
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ID AN AWAY, BOB, a negro man be-
N longing to tho estateo Of John Gum, dec.
he has been gsing at large FOR somel time
about the CITY of Richmond. l will give a
reward Of FIVE DOLLARS upon deli
very of said fellow to the subscriber.
JOHN TURPiN.
Richmond, May 2Sth, 1907. #
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to each chapter, and a copious INDEX will
be given at the end Of the work.
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