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ne IS roe opening general az
jSrtme1' If Jsjgio"able
SPRING q SUMMER GOODS,
L. ..-6MoNG Wiuca ARR.
ELEGANT L+uo and 9, colours, igu,ed ana
Jaconet Pelices aid 8 pain.
walking dr,Fes, 6 Calicoes and Cb;u,ves oe
Nv w. c"S"i'@'' f>"osSp entire new patterns,
I,'u FetnIo"'S' Spider Net Sleeves and
Do do. iewed Came. NIit,s. Pc Mic do.
brio vened Spencers, y KID aud Beaver Clove.
Spaniih Mantles, lmpe-S SILK do
rial ohawis, placed wells, Ribbons
DamafS Satin !hawls kIar- Cotton and Thread
ms 90. g Ginghams Cotton 5. Silk
Cambriek Laced do. and > Chambray,,
variety OF other italian Silks, sarccne,s 8.
yeined aripe Canbric, lrh Linens, .oDp Lawn,
lam ana 'e"'ed HFipe Linen Cambria, Bed,ick,
ien'! Satin Toinet, Narteles
Satin itrPe and fpris'd 90 and Florentne Victim.
A puyi n1es s mrpd %o Silk and Cotton DandsH-
ni'"eseh ngured do. mas, Madras Handkfs
Fancy Null Mullins, Cambria and other DIM
Spider Nets, Tambnured ties, India Cottons,
Habi, IIandkerehiegs ,. Cotton and silk H1iiery.
ana Caps' Cotton Calimeres, Su per-
6l1 , and figured DO. fine Cloths,
oo'umolan Net. $,PaTaiois, Umbrellas plain
Princefs Royal & Queens aud fancy Combs
fancy 3 A variety Of Bonnets and
Bruflsls Lace, Turkey. Hats,
Cane, Bedford DO. g Kid aud Morocco Shoes,
Italian Grape, aiForted:. &c. &c. &c.
Which from the great care beloved in the feIeai.
on in Philadelphia and New York, and their remark
able cheapneis for CeG, he ha,te-s lmfelf tbat l..
hall merit fare OF the patronage OF the inhab;.
tants of Richmond and its vicinity.
May &c. end,
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alDl5teuanr.
FRoa THE AMERICAN.

= T?:sa5 Bt fo,.fea.ier, and d:ftne- .f ~ ia
ps'.. y. Me U!fei S.a:.4.
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directed No 50, Wali-ircet, or 4l2 Greenwei n
hreet, N. York.-He intends ihorty publiih =
,reasiie on Bridge Architecture.
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ANOTHER NEW STOEEt
JOHN KING.

RepeaRy informs lie 9rLiie, Tia, be bas esrr,,.,.,s
1gCln1l' in 3i' City, me Eeons e.y, beis4r TIE
19glt, 1s ,, Scfpeg6fe 10 Megis. P,eg;-
and AtS"eare'' f,ena4e ClT.s, sehoe
he is roy opening general ar:
J0'f'nt1' IF /.jGio"aLie
SPRING g SUMMER GOODs
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~ Z, Letters by poa will meet with regular atten
ton.
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FOR SALE.

HAL we'll known & valuable FARM. on Chic.
.,.R kahominy river, formerly the properly of MIR
nomas WatkRs deceased, about / miles FROM,
RICHMOND, containing $40 acres very comfortable
Part, Is valuable fwamp land, part of which is re-
Claimed, and now in meadow, from which have been
ere tibly informed, that Mr.. Watkins in his life time
cut upwards OF 100 ton in the year there is abou,
100 acres ct the iwamP land, now in timber, and
could he reclaimed at very uncomfortable expenfe
to make produce at leaf double the uuant;tv az
hay, that has been formerly There is a confide.
rable quantity OF CEDAR on the high land and ! be.
lleve full fucient to fine the greater part OF the lan
tst'on IN On this plantation, is tolcrable GOOD
dwelling hoaie, kitchen, and very good barn. with
fevera out houfes for the negroes alfo an excelen,
young apple orchard, of about 500 bearing trees in
dependent OF the old orchard, of 100 more of tbe
belt ruit, and about 800 peach trees, iee6ed from
the beit kind, with variety of pears cherries and
all OF which are choice fruit There is alto on ,h,
plantation, very valuable mill feat, on which there
was formerly good grif MILL and from information
uied to receive fro: SC 90 barrels of toll corn
per annuTl. Lat year, erected new mill houfe
on 1T, with comfortable part of the running wear
iniihed, and for about 100 dollars expence the mill
could be pleted. Few plantations in this country
poiies more natural advantages as the whole of the
meadow can he watered from the mill Qream This
farm is worthy the bjcd of any perfon who is fond
OF farming, and can be made reproductive as any in
the Gate, for the number of acres it contains an,
ia'ised, To any man, who would turn his attention to
making of hay, the product of that article alone.
would be from to 500 pounds annually, indepen-
dent OF corn and wheat; to any perfon iucnable to
purchaie this farm, will give a credit Of years on
paying down Of the purchale money, on fecurng tho
balance, by Deed of Truft, on the pie mifes.
DANIEL l.. HYLTON.
March p. law2w--1af.
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H.fNCERY
ia King Whia4' County Corr, Nerd 2itS, 1867.
" ''i0h' C0mPh.
Thomas Reeves, IAN abfen, iebtor) & John
r, IntHe, Dyi,.
n and the defr Thomas Reeves, no. haviny en-
tered has appearance, and given fecurty, ACCORDING
to the acs OF Ahembly, and the rules of this eour,
and itappearng to the fasfaaion of the co,-t ,b,,
he is not an nhabtant of this country on the mott,
on OF the Complainant, it is ordered that the fa;d
pei'. nomas Reeves do appear here, on the fourth
day ut the May term next, and aniwer the hin ~
the Complainant, aud that copy of this order be
forthwith inherited in fome newspaper, printed in ,b.
city OF Richmond, for two months fuccenively and
another copy Pohed at the front door of tie court
houie, OF this county. And it is further ordered
tha' the Dett. John Temple do no, pay, convey a
way or iecretr any debts by him owing 20 the Other
Deis. Thomas Reeves, until the further order or de-
cree or this court.
y Copy. Tell,
ROBERT POLLARD, c. c.
80 eptm.
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1t is underffood that the Prerident will NOT
fnd 6aek the Britifh treaty. Gas fome have af-
ierted) out of elbed to the Britilh government ;
that he will not however lay it before the Sc
nate and that he will nfrlIc our commifIion-
ers TO proceed in the negoc citation, as it, in fact,
no fuch treaty had ever been draughted.--The
want of fome adequate proviiion for the pro-
lection of our feamen, contributes one objection
to the treaty, in its prefent form.-But the prn-
cpal one arifes from the note of the Brtifh mi
niitry, whio accompanies it.
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JUST PUBLISHED,
and FOR sale,


ar Jfasob 5o5s,oas Bookstore. fen door, Bsio,,
The iNa,ket, Richmond:
TNHE AMERICAN PLEADER'S .dssyS.
L TAN7, being collection of approved decla-
tions writs returns and proceedings the evera ac-
tons now in ule within the U. States-By Collinfon
Read, Eiq.
Lectures the elements of Chemiftry delivered in
the Unworthy of Ednburg, by the late Joleph Black,
M. d.
Subscribers to the Lectures requeed to call for
their books.
Conitan,ly for fale Writing & Wrapping Paper
Blank Books, Quilts, &c. &c. March 81, oawsw
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No. SO, is dared WARSAW, Ian. 10

No. 50, is dared WARSAW, Jan. 10.
And gives an account or the operations of
Marihal Mo'iier in Prufia Proper aud of an
affair between detachment from the PruiIian
garrifon in Colburg, and fmall corps of Nor
tiers! army, in which the latter took four pie
ces of cannon and 100 prifoners. II adds, that
br'ee, in Sieiia, had furrendered ; that Poland,
rich in grain and providons, affords plentiful
iupply; that Warfaw f-pplies 100000 rationS
daily; that no diieafes ex'ttet, in the army; that
no fevere frotts had been experienced and that
the Emperor was daily upon parade. reviewing
his troops, and particularly the Corfcrpts from
France.
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SCOTTVILLE JOCKEY CLUB.

TIME Races will commence at this place on the
4 third Thuriday in April free for any horfe mar.
gelding weights as ufual
In DaJ--Three mile heats, for the amount oftfe
subscription, after deduaing contingent charges
fay, about one hundred pounds.
I'd Day--The Proprietor. Purfe, two mile heats.
half the amount of the irlt day.
Sd Day--An Handy Cup Purfe--two mile heats,
for an elegant gig.
WM. ARCHER, Seery. TO tie Glib.
Powhatan Court-Houle, March u. oaw 9w1.
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ienseneed to hard labor IN Car,hasena for years
4 would be very glad il. you would receive my
wages, from the twentieth II september TO the TWEEN
sy-i-venth of NIareh, 50 dollars month. II iould
ever return, ihali recover heavy damages Tor my
iuHerings There are o {elaw tcG,iers anh me,
working every day At dgGng. with hong chain FAT
tened TO each. There 81 ient.nced; 10 huuc.
Ireman,
Your much e'eemed friend.
WILLIAM CARTWRIGHT.
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PROPOSALS
March 27.

w ILL be received BY the executive FIR r,--
~ ni'hing the convicls in the Pen;,en,;arv
with rations Tor one year, from the fri dav of next
month. The component parts of each ration. NAV
oe aieertained by Perons willing to CONTRACT, by ap
plying to y ~
DANIEL L. HYLToN, Cyrk, G. C.
March 81. r.
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NOTICE.

a Ii perfons indebted to Humphrey Dabney, are
n requetted to make immediate payment to him,
or to either of the Subfcribers TygRees.-And all
thofe having claims requeRed to bring them for
ward, properly a,teRed, before the 5th day of
April next, at which time dividend will be made.
GhBL. RALSTON,2
HENRY HOYE7', iru''ee''
March 81. eptI5A.
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No. xLvGI, is dated WARSAW. Tan. .

NU'NI'' III Is uIttu W WARSAW, Jan. 3.
IL ftates that Gen. Corbineau had followed the Ruff
fans from Pultuik, had reached Orovel the In lam
uary, and had picked up 400 Ruian folders, feveraI
officers, and many baggage Wagons That Mar
fha!s Sout, Neg, Prince of Pontc Corvo (Bernadote1
and Befleres were cautioned on the htte river Or
cye--DavouR and Lannes at Pultuhl. That the Ruf.
fans continued to retreat; aud the Emperor came
back to Wariaw the 2d-rhat prince Jerome had laid
Breflau in aihes, but the garrfon had not frrender-
ed That Pruliap corps of 5000 men attempted to
rae the fiege, but defeated by Gen. Montbrun,
with body of Wirtembergers ant Bavarians, with
TIE efs of 400 men, goo horfes, and CONVOY of
proviions. 1t contains other military operations.
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O
:" SIR-The preiIure of bufineGs during a FELTON, OF
the Legislature, has rendered me more tardy in ad-
dreing you than it was my with 20 have been. That
our fellow citizens of the weh would need only to
be informed of criminal maehinations againi the
public fafety, to cruh them once, I never enter
tanned doubt. have leen with the grea,eit fatis-
faction, that among tho.e who have di(lirguheo
themfelves by their fidelity their country on the
location of the enterprise of Mr.. Burr, yourfef and
the Legislature Of Ohio, have been the moi eminent,
the promptitsde and energy dfpiayed by your fate
has been as Memorable itief falutary the filter
ates; and in declaring that you have deferved well
OF your country, do but exprefs the grateful fen
tinient of every faithful citizen in it.
The hand of the people has given mortal blow to
a confpiraey, which in other countries would have
caedfor an appeal to arms, and has proved that go
vernnen to be the frongel of which every man feels
hin,felf part.
1t is happy iluRraton too, of the importance of
Preierving the ate authorities all that vgor which
the contribution forefaw would be necenary not only
for their fafety, but for that Of the whole. In
making thee acknowledgements of the merit of having
fet this luxurious example of exertion for the common
faety, pray that they may be confdered as addre-
ed to yourelf and the Legislature particularly and se-
morally every citizen who mas avaed hnlelf OF the
opportunity given; of proving his devotion to his
country.
Accept my falutatons and aTurarces of great con
liberation and elteem."
TIL: JEFFERSON.
His Excellency Gov. TIFFIN
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No. 10 is dated WERsAw, Ian. g.

1t fates, that Brefau had captuated. ard Prince
Jerome entered the place, and was going to beiiege
Breg, Schweidnitz and HAZEL That Cen Viaor had
marched to beiiege Coberg, and Dantzic That Cen
de Zattrow had been appointed Pru1ian N1iniGer of
Foreign affairs; That the French cavalry were not
tar from Koningfburg and that the Rulian army was
continuing its movements towards Grodno.
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NFNNs
He might bave teen
P'sf&at sF re U. Ss''ts.
Dtoked with the wreath
of glory.
Elevated by new plans
of beu.flcenoe.
Truaed by all.
Self iatished.
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LAX at 7HIs Piaw.,--oad then at TINT.

Piutarch has drawn the mott ffriking paral-
leis between the worthless of Greece and Rome .
he has placed them together in pairs, fide by
hde, and face to face aud in1ituiedan accurate
companion between their REFLECTIVE excel
IencIes and defetis; the traits la which they
agreed and thoie in which they difTered.-Let
us draw ttill more inOru3live parallel. II is
not the comparative picture of Greek and a
Roman; of two different individuals. ditin.
guihed by different characters and fortunes.
1t is between the fame being CAT into the pnr-
iut OF very different careers; between what
be might haze been and what he is; between
the deftiny of Il. Burr fuch as it would
have been at this very moment, if he had but
purified the path of honorable ambition; ami
fnch as 1t actually is.
sc He on a nedgeis drawn,
lis hr"ug right arm unweapou'5 and in chains.
And garlanded around his helfnlef, head
The laurel wreath of fcorn,"
FEW months from this time, he would per-
haps have been clothed with the hiehef one
ct the world; he would have been tbe pen.
dent OF the u. States; he would have Rem ,b.
object of the love Of the freeR peoDl. on The
earth, OF the refpett Of Europe, and his name
would have defc ended ~ pcfierity ar,ooc ,l,.
benefattors and ornaments Of his fpecee lie
had an energetic mind, which rnisht have -
tended tke means Of information auops he mr.
dent co0utrymen. lie had fpirit and an I'm.
derlsanding to meet the difficult relations ,yli.h
we have always to Maintain with rorgirnnc,v.rs
~ ouid have had IS ample theatre as La
Cou!a nave wiihed tor the difplay Of all bis
powers Such might have been Aaron Burr.
ana behold what he is now A prjfonsr--
''"s' inc eye OF military cfcor--chs-.ed
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WANTED,

4 an Apprentice in Dry Good Store, boy
~ with good recommendations, from g TO I5
years7of age. Apply to the Printer,
March Il. tf
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flight. The bulletin admits the French took
care not to puriue him; denies that the Grand
Duke of Berg or Davoun was oppofed to him |;
and concludes with number Of remarks on
The eI!ett vi fich rIicn,cms relations.
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FROM THE scIoro GAZETTE.
Cbil;rot6e. Feb Of.

Cbihcotbe, FEB. 25..
The governor Of this ftate has obligpgly favored
with copy of letter from the PRECEDENT of the
Uated States, which gives much pleafure in pub
lihng, inaimuch it is JUN tribute Of praife bef-
lowed upon conRtuted authorities, and thofe of
our fellow citizens who diainguhed themleves by
their patriotifn in the late relative the
conipiracy formed by col. Burr; and NUT confound
with fhame, thofe who were bafe enough, either to
throw obftaces in the way, or to attempt in
TO ridicue their united effortsor the public good
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No. so, is dated w,ps,v T,

1t mentions, that the troops found ievcrai RufiaD
ick at 0HroIenka and thatthe iilnvfs in the Rulan
camp inereaied daily; and that the garrifon of Brief
Tau (37oo ineH) had dsiIed before prince Jerome.
detailed account is given of the affair between the
Prufian corps, and that Of the Wirtembereers and
Bavarians, mentioned in the 49h bulletin. The ref
.! ;he bulletin relates to the pfogrefs Of the Rusns
IN Turkey the preparations making in Turkey 70
refiit the aggrelion" Of the RufIians; and tb,,
Au0ria and France are equally intereNed las we'll
as "ngland) N not feeling Maldavia, Wallaehia, Ser
va" Greece, Romelia and Natoiia, become the fport
OF the Mufcovncs"
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No. 51,is dated WAps.u

NO 5I, rs d7ted WARSAW, ian. -.
y notices the official dfp7tch of Gen Rem.
r'gten To- the King Of PruGia; vhicb il Cava
Vds received with great Joy; bu, which low.
On The receipt Of otter counts, wac turned
INTO greet and The coDf,queacc Of the letter
was INC determnaton to cgacuaie K1r'g f5ere 1;
that all the PrulIian torres then die, ,, avcs !,
thrrty-two tEouland for9e of which were viii
the king others in var'oue c7rrifons in prur,s
and Sileiia. On the RuGi,n official acco,p, 4,
rates, that Buxhowden Vas not At Mako,y. En-.
n'ngten did not FAY he was but at Co;vr,in.
where ne was beaten. Il d, fes Benninoien ~
jhew Jingle piece OF French cannon t,tro. .
hngle hdndard, or more than q 2 nrI5 arag.i.rs
taken; while the French can Giow coon r,,-
toners, two itandards, which he left at PgltnH
and 5000 wounded, whom lie abandoned in his
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Last Ghr,,i,,gs 9eaiI.

From the Baton Centinel Of Mnrcb II.
The arrival yeiteriay afternoon of the bip Packet,
Captain Scott, in the ihort pafage of IS days from
Liverpool, has given full files of London papers as
late as the 18th February. Extracts will be found
under the foreign heads.
French bulletins No. So inclulive are received.
IL will be feen by the etches we have given of them
that the lat is dated in Waraw and that the French
headquarters had retrogaded Excepting the capu-
iation of Breau, &c. i'll Silea no military event of
note had occurred poferor to the battle of Pul,ni,
A Ruflian official account, and ar abitraa Of ether
official particulars of the battle of Pultuk Sc are al
70 given 1t will be feen that the RuiIians tho for
eed eventually to retreat, lay claim to partial vic
rory. They retired in good order, and the French
acknowledge they did not think it prudent to follow
them. The battle was hard fought, and the ground
dearly purchafed. The Ruiians fay Bonapsrte COM
nlanded in perlon; and know that one of his aids
tRapP) was wounded, and another (Segur) taken
prfoner, and fent to RufEa. At the lati date, the
Rufiian army, under Gen. Kamenilsy, was concenra-
ted near Wilma, &c. and fpeedily to afTune Of
feniive operations. The Rufans had retired | miles
from Pultuik previous to tie battle of the aCh
The Emperor Napoleon had not las reported by
the Marblehead arrival quilted his army. The En-
Prels Joiephine had arrived in Paris.
EngiiiA per cent confols, Feb. I2th, 50 I-2.
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FRENCH GRAND ,ARNY BULLETINS.
The Bulletin which was received from Marblehead
and inaccuraely tranfated the 47th and not the
18th. The 45th was dated Polily, Dec. o. the 10th
ar Golymin, Dec. 28th, Thefe bulletins give very
detailed accounts of the affairs at Czarno 40. Nalell
&c.
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PUBLIC SALES.

6y vi'fue 9a DECD executed BY David Ref, on tie ostB
day@ November 1904, to tie Su6eyi6ys in fyuR 10
-Jrare TIE payment Of a G5f therein mentioned, and BY
virtue Of another Deed. executed al. BY The Eaid DoviJ
Ref, on fbt l4tb day Of hsgssR LAP, ayS a ysa TO
TOE SaSeri6er'' to JeSH'e Ae payment Of yEnd,y AIts
therein mentioned
VIII be GH for ready money, at tie front door of tie
Eagle IavtrT in the city Of Richmond, bes4veen tie
bOars 9i2 and 8 o'clock, or fJnJaaytbe eiR dsy
Finest month, (A1ay.J :
4 CERTAIN Traa of LAND in the county of
a Cheferfield, commonly called Cheaer Hill.
together with the Lands appertaining thereto, as a
monty OF a certain adjoining Traa of Land called Au.
burn Chafe, containing in all by ~enimation fix hun.
dred and %forty-five acres, be the fame more or leCs.
alio the reiIdue of a Tract of Land and appurtenances
IN the county of Goochland, containing originally by
elimination feventeen hundred acres, but now abou,
a thouiand acres, j part OF it having already been fold
under the Deed OF TruR, bearing date the 2srh of
November 1904, referred to above, and bounded bv
the Byrd Creek, Elk Hill, James River, &c. be.
ing the reildue Of the Land purehafed by the fail
David Rols from VIM. Anderlon, executor of Iohn
Smith,. ~
ALso-The following real ehates in the Town of
Columbia, TO wit. all that piece and parcel of GROUND
known under the title and name of the Rivanna To-
baeeo Ware IHoufe, with all the buildings thereon,
covering nearly an acre of ground the Houfe and
Lot adjoining that which for many years has been in
the occupancy of John Dunn {; the Lot and Houfes
.kne~n asthe old Tavern in the faid Town, and now
the reiidenee of VIM. Psfteur 1; the Lot and half Lo,
with the Store and Lumber Houfe, lately occupied
by Mr.. John Forbes merchant the Lot, Houfes and
Tan Yard, with one acre of ground belonging there.
to, now occupied by the widow STROLLER, with all
the rights privileges and appurtenances to each and
every one Of the faid Lots belonging; Alto a cerrain
Iraa or parcel of Land on the great Byrd CreeL
%Purchai-d from Tandy Hoieman and Henry Tueples'
containing about four hundred acres, be the fame
more or ieis. WILSON ALLAN,
E. w. ROOTES, 1'yNstI.
April 81. IS
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ADVERTISEMENT.

WISH to fell my PLANTATION in Powhatan
4 county containing $40 acres, lying on Butterwood
creek, one-third Of the faid Traa in woods, I fuppole
80 acres of it is good creek loyv-grouuds, the whole
IS we'll adapted 10 the culture Of corn, wheat and TO.
baeeo, and the plantation in good order fot cropping.
PanefGen may be had at Chrihmas next, with the il.
berty Of fewing grain. One-third Of the putchalr mo-
ney in hand, and the balance in two equal annual pay
rrents; alto one other trsa in the county Of Amelia,
lying on ,he waters Of Wen creek, adjoining the Lands
Of DIR. Hsrdswsy, John Clements and MIR. Dieen,
contrasting eco acres, one half in woods, all Of which
IS good tobacco Land, payments as above. Any fur
thet particulars is deemed unneetGary, as il is prefu.
med Toe p~urohsfer would with to view TIE iaid Lands.
The TRACK in Amelia will be fhewn Nv the OverCeer,
aud tie Traa in Powha,an By the Proprietor.
EDWARD MOSFLEY.
Powhatsn, APril 20. esy9m.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-04-28
NOTICE

M nrNEAs two of my Negroes, namely FAM
~ NY,a Girl about IL or Is years of age. a dark
mulatto and STEPHEN a Boy, about I, or 10 var.
OF age and nearly approaching to black, were iiolen
on Monday evening laa, from my Plantation called
H'veredge' being in Charles City county, by fome
Peri"n or Perions unknown to me, but were very foon
afterwards feen i"-the p~oHefaon Of Francis woodruff
OF Dinwiddie county. I do therefore caution all per-
.ons ~honi"eVer' from Purehaiing or trading for
"oodiuif. or any other perfon or ~perions, as !
mali not only Proiecute the offender or offenders. for
the theft, as ioon as difcovered and enforce nv right.
by all lawful means whatever, to the faid gayes
whereGoever found. JOsEPH HAyAIT
Petersburg, april "a. r.
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IN CH6NCFRT.

IN Kigg W'Hiam Cennty Csv,t, 1fayeb 25b, 1907.
Thomas l.ipfeonib, aEiguee Of John Smith, Complt.
ag0igG
Ambrofc Lipfconb, Edward Hill and Phi r,
lip Lirfconib, De'S
, His day came the compliments by his council
X and the defendant Ambrofe Liplcomb, not
having entered disappearance, and given :ecurity ac-
eord'ng to the aa OF aTen5ly, ard the rules of this
court, ard it appearing to the fatisfsctiop of the
court, that he $ not all inhahitsnt of this common
wealth. On the motion Of the compliments, it is or.
dered that the iaid defrndaut Ambrofe Lipicomb, do
appear here on the fourth Monday in June next, and
aui"er the bill Of the compliments, and that a copy
81 this order be forthwith inf=rted in Tome news pa
per, printed III the city of Richmond, for two months
ioeeellSely and another copy ported at the fr4nt door
OF The Court. hoafe Of dis county.
a Copy. I'ei}c,
ROBERT POLLARD, c. c.
april "a. Iaw2m.