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BY THE HONORABLE
GEORGE CRANFIGLD BERKELEY

GEORGE CRANFltLD BERKELEY,
Vice-Admiral of the White, and Commander in
Chefof his Majsays Ships and Veiels employed
in the River St. Lawrence, along the Coat cf
Nova Scotia, the ilands of St. John and Cape Bre-
ton, the Bay Of Fundy, and at, and about, the Jl.
and of Bermuda, Soaaers Hands
Whereas many Seaien, SUBJECTS OF tis britannia
MaeRy, & ferving in Ills Majslys Ships & VeGels,
as per margin " lille at anchor IN the Che(aprake,
,ieerted and entered board the United States fri
gate the Cheiapeake, and openly paradsd the fireets
of Norfolk, in fight Of their officers under the Anne.
rcan flag, protected by the Magistrates of the town.
and the recruiting officer belonging the above-men
toned American frigate; which Magistrates and
Naval officer, refufed giving them up, although de-
manded by his Britannia Majeay's Conful, as we'll
as the captains of the lips from which the faid men
had deferted the captains and commanders of his
maie(iy's fhips and veGels under my command, are
therefore, hereby required and directed in cafe of
meeting with the American frgate Cheiapeake, at
fes, and withou, the limits of the u States To thew
to the captain Other, this order, and to require to
fearch his flip for the deerer from the before men,
toned ihps and proceed and learch for the fame
and If fmilar demand fhould be made by the A
merean ne is permitted fearch for deferters from
their ferviee, according the cuaoms and ulage of
civilized Nations terms Of peate and amity with
each other.
Given under my hand At Halifax,
Nova Scotia, the III day Of
June, 1907,
(signeD &C. BERKELEY.
The REFLECTIVE Captains and I
Commanders Of His Ma
ieny's fhips and venels on 80
the North American fla at
ton. .tl
Bai.jGc, Beiio1a, Triumph cbiebg's,, Hatfax, zr.
asbia (CstiTr.I >"
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BERLIN. Nav l6.

Since our lat (,lluding to letter from Ber-
lin. dated May Is, and which is in the Ham
burgh papers, brought by the Hufnm Mail) we
have received no farther authentic accounts
from the grand army. In the mean time, we
learn by private Letters from different parts OF
Poland and Psufiia, that in the beginning of the
preient month, great number of rivers had
overhown their banks, had again laid under
water thofe immenfe plains which had iuft be-
gan TO dry. II is reported, that the for'refs OF
Neifle. in Si!eGa, has furrendered. 1t is alto
ia,d. that the king OF Sweden has ratified the
armiftice, and has Ggnfed his readinefs to en-.
ter into negotiation for peace, under the me.
diatiou of Denmark.
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LONDON, May 81.

we todt Tue iuUuuCe W DC tCut u rO-
reign Courts, are the copfequences, and not
the caufes of their warlike difpoftion. Britiih
money may a.fift Europe in the recovery of her
Independence it will and ought never to bride
her to undertake it. So far from thinking that
our fubfdies can a'on. induce the Continental
Rates to contend with France, it is our firm con-
vicfion, that unlefs they feel very different and
ftronger motive, they never can rehR her with
efeet. 1t is true, we have common caufe |;
but the other nations of Europe mutt feel it to
he their own well as ours, before they can do
juftice to it.-Enormous iublidies have obvi-
Gus tendency to purfuade them of the contrary /;
and in fact, the notion that they were paid for
making war by Great-Britain, produced moral
effects on the armies and peaantry of Germany
during laf war, Infinitely more prejudicial to
the common interefs, than the additional cloath-
ing and pay which we furnifhed, proved beneh-
ciai. Executive Of the Inconvenience to which
an exten6ve fyftem of fubfidies would now ex-
pofe our finances, we are puriuaded, that the
force of Europe will ultimately be directed a.
gainit France with more probability of fuccefs,
If the main fpring of the war is left to be her
own fenfe of injury and danger, and the main
fspport of it to her own exertions and indigna-
ton. We may relieve and afiit our friends
but we cannot purchafe friendihip with money
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Col Jofeph Calhoun, is elected member Of Con-
grsfs to reprefent the united dtrias Of AbbeviIIs,
Laurens and Newberry, Is. c. in the room Of Gen.
Levy Csfey, deetaltd.
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&C. BERKELEY.

BnisjGc, Beiio1a, Triumph C6iebg9',, Haifax, Zr'
Hsbia (CSttr.I 80
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VIZ Of the Jury, fed TIA. AARON pIgRR
snot proved to be gnilty under this IN
dietment by any evidence fubu,itted 70
"GULTY."
ms form CT a verja was obiee ed to bv col
urr and his council who inied that ihould he il,
the uiual form, fimpy, Not Guilty. 49,
Mr.. Hay con;euded, that the ;urv had r;rh, o..
and their verdic u this form they tbou,b, ,ro,.
aho thas It LIQUID be recorded in the very words Of
tie verdict. IL might be more satisfactory tn Them
ana amounted in eiied the fame thing as general
VERDICT OF No! Caity. lie knew of no law, and he
! was certain there was no principle againn IT,
Mr:Randolph anfwerei thar farm was ayainft IL
and IN criminal Gales, form was iaz0. Why elie are
presidents always coniulted to afcestan VIVA, the
law IS '
Coz. Eurr contended that the Jury had no ripbr
10 hrng III written verGiSt, or 20 fay more than
whether lac was guilty or guilty. The form of the
eh"Se gwen to the jury, (Which read, at his
re4uet' by the clerk would point out their su,y.
Inns was, that they were to FAY whether esi,y or
not gully, and svsy..
Mr. Hay oberved that if the verdia were m, in
writing the fame objections might occur, if the ,n
ry ,nourd perrin IN the form adopted by them They
h'sht oreet their foreman TO deliver ore t.sst IL,
the very words which had been indorlsd ON tbr in
ditnjent.
Colonel Burr. The charge given to the itirv. &,
Tar froni including fuSh they have inier,
ed in their verdict expressly exeis6ts it, If ,hey had
Delivered It ore kans it would have been coniider.d
as mere conversation addrened 10 the audience and
nothing more would have been thought of il. RI,
'heY had no right 20 defaee record of the court.
Mr. Parker one OF the Jury ,enquired whether the
enoorisment on tie indieaient could not nand, and
the verdct be entered on the record in the eonn,on
form ct o'gDty. If he vnt out again he iould
NOT agree TO return verdia in any other form and
1t he were to anfwer fsass h. loud ufe the very
fame words
Chief Ju0ice. II the jury think proper to alter
the'f verdict It is very well; ia. if they niit. upon
retaining the form in which they have returneiit.
the court cannot reject it; becaufe i, is full an
liver to what was given then, in charge The en-
dorment remained the jury had Inherited it and the
clerk recorded the verdict in the common form rs.
guilty.
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(To be CoafisaeGJ

n mare Pa'fisaiar eeeepsf Of As S,eetcd7ag, on
TUESDAY, Sept. l.
The jury retired, and alter ~n ablenee Of 20 mi
.uses se,urned veIdisl in thsle woTes
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TEN DOLLARS REWARD
Apri! IS.

A"d all legal ant ,ssoce5!e eb.,ges paid, FIR abtre-
6f"d."g and 6'i@gi"g TO tie /ngleyibe,, 1eo, CJor-
l'f5'~e' HAe1'Ae, 0, o, senring bin in E5.qe Jail,
Naag'ViGg me go""v1fiO" Me,eg5 PsG,to CL,ioffe.
4 SMALL BLACK NEGRO MAN, named BILLY, a.
lias WILL, about 30 years of age, 5 feet 6 Or
inches high, he has lnaI fear over one of his ewes.
walks very awkward, Which is oce a!ioned by bis
turning his toes verymuch out-he appears ote lame
when he waiks-he is III looking, fellow. rather
buify head OF hair, which he lomctmes ties aud az
times rather impairment he is rough newer and
an excellent fawyer, having been employed az tina.
buhneis Tor ten or twelve years pan he left Char
lotttvie about Chriitmas !af, and was on the Goth
January following committed to Rockingham Jail,
which he broke in few days aud ha, not been
heard OF iinoe 1t is fupPofrd he will make towards
WincheGer Hobb s-IIo.e, here he was RATED II,
the Brockenbrough family, but he has not been A.
morg them for the laG 10 or years; he will pro.
badly change his name and clothes, the latter q
Which were when he ran away, ablanketing great
coat, and grey colOured round eoat and pantaoons.
DAVID WATTS. fen.
May Q. 1avouq
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9ate9 at Sutton,
April "a.

y" 1n51y TIE % ncst, a. Oeioek in he E,euoen
7yH De JoId"t pu6Iie Hntlion, attic late G,velss- Lop
Of DIR. JHnes Currie, dteeajid, aHbis
Il OUSEHoLD q Kitchen FUR NyrrJpF
4 Carriage pair of carriage and two riding Hor.
les three male and two female houie iervants. ,
'hoemaker and man at prelent bound as an APP
prentice to the black imths buGnels. itock of Ii
guors COMMITTING OF half pipe and iome demijohns of
nr' quality old Madeira, and part of pipe old Sicily
VINE, French Brandy, &c. Stc hogfhead of MolaG-
ana uhdFy other articles Six months credit will
he allowed all fn,s above fifty dollars, the purch
iers giving notes negotiable i'll the bank of Virginia
with approved endorfers.
ihoIe having claim, againft the late Dr. Currie, are
dehrrd to bring them in properly authenticated and
MS debtors are requceed to make immediate payoent
K IamEs cU 9oHDoN '5 : 1s~s.je,s,o,s.
May -. ,ar
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TEN DOLLARS KEWARD.
May 10

SygJed~ Gan from Mr. Francis Ta,Is,s in Ris1mosd
On he right u Tnsfaay, :Le 5ab infant,
4 LIKELY BAY MARE, about five feet ore
inch high, nine y ars old tbs fpriig branded
on her near bullock ]. r. c. newly God all round.
her right eye lately injured has fpnig llddle ipots
near her fhouders long nek'd tai and the hair ia
ken oil from the lower part Of her ne TX y collar.
hoeVer VIII deliver he above mare o Mr.. F. ray
Tor, III Richmond the iubicrbsr living in the low
er end Of Hanover lllall receive ten dosrsr m
the hali OF II will be given to any perloD who - III
give me !uoh Information as may snab,e me TO GET
her again ELISHA h,ERIDE rt4'
Hanover, May 10. 3,.&oawl
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3 r I'D G Z S.
roG. EG.oy Of tie I1.,eqalih Adye,al,.

ToB. EG.o, Of tjs ITeyean!As Adoshly.
SIR,
lould feel particularly pratfed by the valuable
ard Important information the public may acquire
throuyh the medium of your intelligent paper, by the
itertion Of the folio viz. brief oble vaons relative
10 the late general dclru2on and downfall Of Bid
es particularly exTeteuced IN the Eaier States The
caufe of Itch has Cds ufuaD been attributed 10 the
Ltaty f ~ rain, and breahing up Of the Ice in thoe
psrts but g. ord las beta iad Of, (eith.r does it
sv,e.r once 70 have entered into the minds of thoo
.sa.erueal .he arnenabie Circumstance Of the truly
d.rE.ye aa,are Of the whole item OF Bridges here
tofor- adopted.
It AN Du3eujable truth, that no Science If equal
vain. IL. been treated 9th ieis attention than that OF
Trd.e hrchnc6tute hepce infer orign ties the
eae Of the erection OF Cru5ture 20 inadequate to- 8,
~ every i.nl- uufui,ahc Tor the important ends and
a., G.eJ required IA bridges which every
,r are proving 10 unfi'fH inventors their inGuffci-
eus 20 vilhF4ba ih rltaTal tcc OF winter lealons
REGULARLY TO be expected according to the common
rglrts oibature. This being the cafe, dos not the
1.te alarming cQvlfatOn Of between 20 aud so Brid-
,,,s having been thrown down, carried away in
one te.tu, prove drn.oaba.;ycly every causd z;
in,,lset perOn, that louc thing l. anis in the for
NATION Of a nru Sure thus cafy aif,gcd, and loudly
calls for an invention poGelng urerior properties 70
;5i. i.a iectel, which hall be fully competent "a
>ihEaul al 70 which It can poihby be expoied and
ria. NAY ;revept in future the. like deGrueion ana
I,tol property being experienced hy the return 81
faci- lnual viltors. Rain, Ice, &c. which hitherto
laystrsyeJ uot only powerful, bat victorious anAi.
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ADVERTISEMENT.

I WISH to fell my PLANTATION in Powha,an
county containing $40 acres, lying on Butterwood
creek, third Of the lad Tract in woods lupPoie
$50 of it good creek low-grounds, the whole
is well adapted the culture Of corn, wheat and to-
baeco and the plantation in good order for cropping.
Poitefon may be had at Chr,itmas next, with the IL
berry Of iewng grain. One.;hird OF the purchale mo-
uty in hand, and the balance in equal annual
ment'; ALTO other ,ra6 in the county of amelia
lying the of WeA creek, adoining the Lands
Of Dr. Hardaway, John Clements and Mir. Dieen
containing 500 acres, hall in woods, all Of which
IS good tobacco Land, payments as above 4 fur
Their particulars is deemed unneeefary IS it prefu-
med the purchsier would with to view the faid Lands
The tra& in Amelia will be fhewu by the Cverfeer
and the Traa in Powhatan by the Proprietor.
EDWARD NCSELEY.
Powhaian, April 20. oaw2m.
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NOTICE.

NH BE- 6A at BnJls oae,i,a, on Hlls la,q He 1r,b.f
J"1e "eni, at tie iogrn # Ca Za in LsasJs,lasl
county;
EPerfcnal property Of the late DR.. VIM. Iohn.
L ION This property oendas chiefly Of riding
Horfe, Saddle and Bride, a Silver Watch ione Me.
dioal and other Books, ima aortment Of Medicines
and let Of iurgIcal innruments.--1welve months
credit will be given on the ales, and bonds with fe5u-
rity required
Thoie who are indebted to the enate Of VIM. Iobn.
Ion, are requeited oadJu their counts with MI mo
Lakeland, merchant IN Ca Ira and to make payment
TO him, or to come prepared for Excitement with the
iubi-ibef at the time and place above mentioned &,
thoie who have claims aga'nit the eaate are deG,cd
10 exhibit them as .9oa as pol!5le.
C.JCENsCN, A5u',.
Nayl2 o.n:l..
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FITzwHYLsONN q POTTER,

Have juR received from London, large fupply o.
ST ATIO " n K T,
whieh with the Rock formerly on hand makes up an
exteuive anortmcH, Of
NTRrrING Paper, for ban. Books, Of all ize,
w aud ofthe very frit quality,
Various kinds of foolrcap and letter Paper,
Hot.PreiIed poR, gilt and plain,
Elegant cmE95td and plain whiting Cards,
Drawing Books, Pencils and Water Colors.
Ccayi7e Writing, Marking and Copying Ink,
Ft3g Quilts Sealing and Waters,
Cheiimcn and playing Cards,
InrRovED GLOBES,
Excellent Pen-knives,
4 large collection OF Mufc,
Fashionable Paper hangings, &c Be.
Their noek Of Day Books, Journals and Ledgers,
and Of other Blank Books, Tor County Courts, She
riffs, and private Gentlemca, very cxteuiive, and
warranted Of the bel materials.
They have alto aiortmeDt Of School Books, Of
approved editions, aud lome eGeened works OIL The
different iubjeel Of Law, phyEe, DIVINITY aud Mil.
eeAneous Literature.
May u. l9w2m'
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PROPOSALS

~ Ill be received by the Executive till the
sro>,, hrit day OF June neat, for fupply of FREE
. !, oNE y MARBLE, in the rough late, to be
delivered 1T the Penitentary, in the city of Rich
mond Marble from the 4uarries in Virginia would
be preferred, but there Wi! be Objection to reeev
ing 1t from other places.
perions withing TO CONTRACT will fpecify the fize
and quality, and the price by the ton as well as the
cubic foot.-App!y to
DANIEL L, HYLToN, Cltrl Of tie couneM
April "a. I,v,I0I
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LAND FOR SALE.

VN be oL1 TO tie 6gb5a 6d4sy, ts, ,r0dy money, on
tie fremjs., tie 2nS Of May nest,
I HE iutercft which Jehn Bayn- hath in Traa
y of LAND lying in Louiia county near Todd's
mill, containing by emation hundred acres; laid
Baynes ntereh beiEg eliate for the life of ElNa
PurinGton fubjeG to the tiPua.ions and rericiions
'xpreiisd in deed of leais from aid Purington to
iAid Bayne, copy of which may be leen on the day
of iale, This tale will be made by virtue of deed
of TruH, executed the lublcriber oy John Bayne,
TO fecure the payment OF fun of money due to Tho
mas Mitchell. JOHN GARTH, TruRe.
April "a. oawtdG
~ The above fale is poaponed till Tuefday the
10th June next. I. G. TluEee
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FA2GINLd, 10 svi! :

Il! Il Clancy Dyiri9 Court, bid in HE Civ Of >. 80
!'dNJ'~G, nee &1.b aay # derG, 800.
Benikn II Hiiars p.
again0,
Hi"'''e"u Ai''''aFu az" NeHben Jones, IL. e.
I NfE defendant ArH>'i'eld H,iiiard, not havi,,
u enteted ms '"p'''""Ie ana given feeurty accur
mag 10 me acts III Nien'hiy srt 'he rules of this
Court and appearing the iasatticn of the conrr
'Af he 10 noe an inhabant of tris country on tbe mo-
ton ot the Plaintiff by has coune, 1t is ordered thar
the iaid defendant d" appear hsre rhe frft day of
the nextterm and anI.ver the bill of tire Plaintiff; 3.
that copy OF this order be forthwith Inherited in
lone newtpaper OF ine City Of Richmond, for tw,
months ueceihveiy, aud ported As the lsout iuur Of
the former capital in this cisJ
Copy.
ANTHONY ROBINSON, &C.
May 20. o,,.on,
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Mr.. WILLIAM THOMPSON.

SIR,
A' )el are net an i"bsbasf efiiis Fate, and y'sy
SeHi'' H"ks9'e~ TO rs, joE s0W Pitelt 10
AXE NOTICE, tha, hall, on Friday the 9th
OF July next, at the houie of MIR. Hugh Fr.uoh,
III the County oil Powhatan, between the hours OF
nine o clock IN the forenoon and FIVE i'll the altar
noon, proceed to take The depoitions OF lie DAWN
port, David Burton B4rtly Cox, and Others, in luit
IN Chaneery, now depending in i.uninburg County
Court where you are plaintiff, ard Jolah Thomp-
ion, executor OF Joah Ihomp!on, decd. and myleif
defendants at which time and place you or Jour u
gem will pleaie to attend,
SARAH THOMPSON.
Powhatan, May &c. lawlmg.
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HARDWARE, IRONMONCERY,
CUTLERY STORE.
RE an q FOLLET,

- N H. N w ~ L ~ l. Il T. Il,
Mt JnE sICN or THE ANVIL, MAIS-sTp-yr
RICHMoND:
Advs reeeived 6y NE ateJf a,,ivalJ E,ory Enpklnd
large and general aIso,fztnf of
II ARDWARE, lRONMONGERY T. CUT
: LERY, which they will fell by whocfaIe or
retail, low for caih, Mort credit for appro-
we'd iecurty, amongit which are, Waldrons, prime
Corn u Grais Seythes, Sickes, Wedding Hoes, Car
den Hoes u Rakes Spades T. Shoyels race Chains.
BackSmith5 Bellows, Anvils Brick Irons Sledge T.
Hand Hammers, Vifes, Screw Plates. Files q Rafps.
Carpenters, Ioiners, Coopers Curriers' Sldders Sill
yer Smith, Wstch makers Z Shoe-nakers Tools,
Locks, Hinges, Nails, trads, Tacks, Screws, Brafs
Mounting fer Cabinet makers, Stcclyards, Scale
Beams f. Weights, Tea Kettles SkiIlets T. Spiders.
Pots y Kettles Belmeta Kettles t. HDnfe Skilets,
Bells, Grid Irons, Frying Pans, Waffle y Wafer Irons,
Smoothing Irons, Block lin Coffee Pots Britannia me
tal Tea Pots Britannia me, al Table u Tea Spoons,
Coffee T. Corn Mills, Knives ~ Forks Pen g lack
Knives, Seii0rs, Razurs, Razor Gales u Shaving
Foxes, Ivory u Horn Combs Curling 7 opgs, Razor
Homes, Glazrrs Diamonds; d few dozen of elegant
iilver mn .nted y plain green u white handles table
= delert Knives u Forks, Table Stees, Butchers
oteels z Knives, brafs u iron Wire, Tin in boxes,
sheet Iron, Sheet T. Bar Lead, Patent Shot, Gun
Locks, Flints, Bear, Wolf y Fox Traps, Screw u
Ba.'' Tor railing Mil Stones, Mill Gudgeous u Inks,
German Steel, Marbles Novaicotia Grudltones Win
dow Gals. with great variety Of other articles in
tie above line, too tedious TO enumerate of which
conitani upPIy will be kept y fold Oh terms wor-
Thy the attention Of tbole who with to purchafe.
HL5o For iale, so kegs f. Gun. Powder, s bar
rels Liver OIL Botiug Cloths, Glue, T. general az
iorti' snt Of ErGhes.
May 90. 4w
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JAMES RIVER

n n DIS FOR SALF.
FOR fale, ITO acres of Land lying in the COUNTY
i of Anlherit, 10 miles from lanes River, where
it is navigabie to the City of Richmond-Two thirds
of this tract prime tobacco Land and is inferior to
none for the production Of corn, Wheat &c afford
ing iuthcieney ofmeadow Land and deiirable Mill
feat, 1t lies convenient to two manulaG oring Mills
The Purehaitr can have poeiilon the firR OF Deem
Der next, with the privilege of feeding fmall grain
the eniung fall. The Land will be fhewn by NV
brother Alexander b. Roie, Efq. in whole occupancy
is for the prefer; year One third of the purcha(e
money will be required in hand, TIE balance IN four
annual payments. If fold before, it will be of
fered at Public iale the 9TH July nsxt on the pre-
miles, upon the above terms. For further particulars
apply to the iubicriber. HENRY ROSE.
Alexandria, May 20. tdC
~ 3. Letters by Pott will meet with regular atten-
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In puriuance of a Decree in Chancery, made by H..
Court OF the United States for the ff,n circuir i,
the ditrict of Virginia at the Noven,b.r term. in
the year 1906, VIC fhall expofe to Pubic Auction.
at the times and places hereinafter mcn,i n d.
HE TR.oTs Of LAND follow ing: Thar IS "a
lay, one tract, IN the county of Pow haan lere-
on William Ronald, now dcceaied, liv, d. contain
fifteen hundred acres, and alto one other tsG in the
lame county of Powhatan, containing forty-four
acres, purchaled by the iaid William Ronald from f.
Woodion at Powhatan Court-houle, on the court
day thereof in the month Of June in the preiept wear
'oo!, being the l7th day nf that month sud a,fa
tw" trac's IN the county OF GoochIanu one on Ra.,
dam creek, containing nine hundred acres an5 H.,
other called Litt=- lizard, containing ten arcs ~.
Gooehand court houle the court iay thereof 80.
the 9Th day Of June. SOY. The dover of the w.;
dow OF the faid William Ronald, will be fra do
dueted, and the conditions, on which the C,d Ian,
are dressed under the iad decree will appt ar therein
and will be communicated on the days Of iale. rbe
terms of payment will be as follows-cne fourth of
the purohaie money to be paid in cath, and the re-
manning three toprths in three equal indictments of
Fix, twelve and eighteen months credit In all Other
rfiPeets the aorei4id decree will be purified
WM BERKELEY
JOSIAH ELLIS, Cohg'rs.
WIN. MANN,
Ap't rs laqvidc
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DIETER v. DANIEL, reGdug in Falmouth
will practice LAW in the County Courts of stat
ford, Spottiy ivania and Culpepper and IN the Dill
,rd Courts OF Fredericklburg and of the Hay-Nia
ket.
May 90. o,u,f
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TUE HURIIC

are S'f: cautioned JOas ~e5aG4g IL: f,vo joLoruirq
1oD@cco Na7Es, ok
( NE intpetted 1t Trent's Ware houre, in the
name of John Gregory, No. 1876, weighing
groiS 1910, metz l36c-the other inlpeaed at the
lame Ware-hcufe, and in the name OF Edward tones,
N llS2, weighing srois 1880, nett 1918. AS
taee notes were taken from the poneiIon of the lub
icriber ~ Tome unknown villain on the night of ,he
lsth infant, thoie notes were contained IN A black
morocco pocket hook, covering feveral bonds and
executions executed by different perions to Robert
Maitland, and Chritliau. ALTO, feveral bonds exc
euted to the iubfcriber, viz. one bond on Thos Pal
mer' OF lCo dollars, and one on John Hord, of O
collars; alio one executed to Dudley Hunt, By Rich
ard ihomP!"n, OF IS doiiars-one from VIM Hori
to VIM w. Malon, of II. r. I'd. and grea. ma
ny different papers that do not recolieei Alio I
Tut OF Cloths viz. walnut die COAT one dD,itv
waiiteoot, one pair blue able wove pantaooro, v.ie
linen ihlrt oravat, and pair blue mixed iocks
a " thete .','"S~ ---- -'-.'.-ii ttI of red lea
Their iaddle-bags with the lubfcrbers name ON item
there was alto two 20 dollar Virginia bank notes,
IN the fad pocket-book Any perion delivering the
iaddie-bags to me or Mr. Chancrar II Saunders OF
Richmond, with the whcle of the contents, lhall re-
ceive the reward OF the above two bank notes with
an additional fun of twenty dollars.
ROBT. SAUNDERS
Lunenburg, May %. ep9w.