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Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-10-02
Bosror,s September IS.

By Mr.. Austen, who arrived last
evening from Halifax, we received the
papers Of that place to the 9th inst.
By the arrival last evening: from Hail.
fax. elearn, that TWO others ofthe psr-
sons tateuo out Of the Chesapeake, have
been tired, and sentenced TO receive 500
lashes. One is said to have been horn
ID the West Indies, (Probably Martin. J
Copies>of the Trial n Halifax, of one
ofthe Men, (Wilson, taken from the
Chesapeake, have been received in town.
+. 4: -s:.-T Extract from the Trial. !,
:. The prisoner was now called upon
for his defence having been told. q the.
examination of each witneSs, that he
might ask any jquestionns he pleased. At
ter retiring for . short time with the
Judge Advocate, he returned into cours
and s.ated-that tie evidence brought
against him was 50 strong, there vas
ba, h.,le lsft Cor him to say 10 his defence:
but that the reason for his hiding In the
coal. hole, was for fear Of the Americans
making him fight against his country,
whiehahe declared he would not do on 4
ny account that he, with al the men.
who deserted from the Halifax, were
persuaded by the boatswain 10 enter for
the Chesapeake, 10 protect themselves,
which they did Lt Sinclair asked them
il they had neta second name. Ahans.
so men went with HMM the FIRST draft 70
the Chesapeake,when capt Gordon mus
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-10-02
FOR SALE,

THE House and Lot in which "a.
] eharish Mples now lives, situate
in the main street, Martinsburg, nearly
opposite 20 Mr.. cooper's storei-Fhe
House il two stories high. with three
rooms on the lower Aoor,9 with large
Kitchen. communicating with the back
room, three rooms on the End; Aoor,
with = spacious garrett and an excellent
Celler-There is good stable, Garden,
&c. on the Lot. This property from it,
eligible situation would suit well for any
Kind Of public business. .~&~:
ROBERT coCKBURN, jun.
= Aartinstarg, AIguss z, 1907.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-10-02
Aas,her svel-selecfed and grnerai
GOODS,

h9pe deem ,scenfly received, aud are nan
s6ered /or SALE by the subscri6ers, az
efUhich have been burchased AZ III
best market IN the city Of PHILADELPHIA
fer Cash, 1bhich, tsgfthsr with tn
advantageous terms on Mulch they sYil
= te disposed, will aHosd to ftirchase,s
an interesting Opportunity ef furnish.
:, ing fhemseivrs Nth suPples on the
mosfrrasonable terms for cash. Amoss
nmmerons other late purchases, are
tie Iotio,uing articles, viS: ]
4 Handsome assortaert IF Narseil3ef
tvaisf coasiaS, sss I & ',-s e -
Pam. SPOTTED, and Tsgtagar Lens
Mrskins, = n. =.
ditto ditto .SaaIDk ana handkerchief,
Furniture CaLcoes,
ditto 7iasse!s,
Chintzes and CoEcors, ..s e.
Eency and plain Ribbons, vel assorted,
Sill and Cotton Unbrelids, /. ~
Fancy and plain Stills, for Ladies dresses,
Sitk Saa1ols and Handkerchief,
canon Cord, and TGsseks,
Laae'..hort, and extra Long Sill Cloves,
Ga Cam6rick ands So Dimihes, complete.
h asss1,ed,
.SGik GfCettcn Ckambroy Muslins ditto do.
6 4 and "A Cambrick Muslins, ditto do.
India Mnslins. PER bale, piece. or yard,
ditto Cannon and Superfne book Ai,lshns,
Leghorn Hats and Bsaarts, trimmed
eompleir, ~. .,
Plain and figured Sill, ditto,
Fancy Satin Stra.u, ditto, T.
4 grne'a al assortment Of fne Brasssl,
Lice and EaE:ngs, ~
49, and7.s irish Linens,
White and 6rsspn Russia Shertings,
ditto 4ickLngburgs, :.
Country Linen and 7ltlLted Bags, -,
4 neat assortment 6 rseeA finished 7:seet
Ty, ~-- IT,
dVahagany framed Lco4ine Glasses,
Common Dressing and pocket: ditto, ,:
An elegant assortment Of China and
2neen's 1Odsr.
d large assortment Of Groceries,
also a quantity Of 4iatieL,m Iron, COM
pietely assorted,
Crowley and Bfstered Steel.
They return their sincere thagks to
their trienas jSs pass tavoxrs, and as
sure t.eru that eSery tang on their part
shaHbe DONE 10 givr sd'ixt4cii9n.
,,, THOMAS C.. SMITH, g Go.
Rkarf;nsburg, fully ~. 1907. -
". B. They sHH If, for sale the
EYouse aid Lat. Occupied By Mr.. Levi
Price, in 1Uh;ch hhea sviH give q great
bargain. For terms apply to
\ i THOMAS C. SMITH. -
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-10-02
NezU Store.

THE Subscriber respectfully informs
i his friends and The public in gene.
raj, sd,t hs has eonameaced the Mercan.
tile business inthe honse lately occupied
as Store ~ 1gua:ius o'Ierral., at Mill.
Creek, where he has Choice collection
Of Spring and Summer Goods, Groee.
riss, Liquors, Hardware, &c. SIC. All
which he win dispose Of ON. the mos,
reasonable terms for Cash or County
prodaee.-He solicits the patronage Of
the public, and assures them that be
viii always keep up a general assortment,
and will dispose of his Goods on as low
terms as they are resailed in any other
place. - We $3.50 ~ =.
WILLIAM B. KING.
Mil. Greek, June s. 1go7. :
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-10-02

TIE subscriber Wishes to employ i'm
.mediasely, a journeyn,aa wsaver, ,uho
can came Iueil kecommended, for soberiieis
industry and a knorultdge. d his 6xsiness,
10 such an one liberal wages iOiil6e given.
- T0HNST0N GRIkR.
/, Ga,rsrds. To,un, Aagust 20, 1907.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-10-02
TWHoLR No. ASH

f0mflHANnEW@
o,,sre ana msnn., !. ,,o..;hls Th... -.
Food evidence. .6oweyer. ID bel;ev. ,h.s
he contrary !, The ca.e. and Tint ,hs,,
are yervfrecuentlv .,,r,,flsd win r;r.~ :,
stance Of studied ;ns,,l, ana cnnre..;or
For Nj. .the !. mns, sc ar ofsrs,s 8 .nS
s.ilors In NAM t..nsct.c - a.I,.;,.n NJ
i chem to blame, IN. j, h. a, h;,L.-'
10 been suticien,lv In. care of scoyerr.
men,. by express , .nd nere, ,ory in;,,nr.
lions. 10 ruard aoa;nst m. imnol;,;c
condue.. =. ], , -,
Atala,e hour Ia. n;ph. - yec.;v,1l
RI. rle.,oo n.,,,.r. = ~. 80 n, ;nsi..-
s;y. Ti.ir Column. :. Ell.d IN -
ta;l. &c ~ ,,nhanny rs !. bes,.s.r
II. 4 sop.l sssLees.,,,e,ke Z 4 a. s.sr,a
luton. 3 fmee,;no. Ma = vsr;o,. -.
Of the u. In eonseavenee sc 60 -
fortunate ala;r. orr l;m;,. iii -. 81
low th.ir ;n.ert;on. Ent m. $3.50. -
them IL. n nre,stb. borrc, ri 80
nation excited hy the o.e,.;onE r :. 100
,n;nstlarI & .pnnor. 10 M. - ...s..s
tv,hs r;c..rn.ssn, i, sh..;.;.s SEsIs
to- h rrs,s., al ; s,.sss..-s .., =
,;.h .h;D. or -, J. ..s.s..m ~1m D''"
70 ;ny;,. N. SO, - .sc..s
,.,c. ,o.,.s,,! -. - 1919 tnel, as:is-
of -, ;n,o' 80 L .sss 70 suen sniPe
;rs:non. al 80 49, = nol0es
i,,;ons ~ ,sS,.. y a a.o.s.s .no,s ssso-
foiL n. rondSs, No. r;.:. ~ c., Nos- 81
"a, ,,ho ds.,s....s 3
. p.;,;.s W E: 49, 5. 49,. oe-
v.s va,ed h;shi. $500 -. - s.anPuss
div. The nsetfns.' !, 1. ~ d'' 49,
bsen cord.r,ed s,;.S 80. -, - -
motle r.t;nn ron.;d..;sn - .smpeI.sno
ces under which ,hsv g., TIa
taken from ON board II. S.h.,.,.,. = 80
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-10-02

WANTED,

n s an assistant m. Store, q Young
n Lad Of respectable connexions,
correct principles and'steady habits. i.
\ = ALEXANDER COOPER. q
Martinsburg. August Il, 1907. T. :
". B. One from distance will BE
preferred. - = :.;s1 !: III -, j..
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-10-02
- FOR SALE, T.
:. A COMPLETE SET OF
Hatter,s oOls,,

except the plank Kettle. ,. They will be
sold uncommonly low for Cash. Apply
10 The Printer. 81
August 90, 1907. + - J~
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-10-02

r REQUEST those indebted to the
i estate of Robert Lyle, deceased, to
make immediate payment 10 me, - a
final settlement Of that concern will take
place 10 the month OF October next.
when no further indulgence can be CIV.
en-, BY sxs, -. -, -
JAMES CAMPBELL, Guardian.
/ Sept. Is 1887. @f-s.sl...,- ~ ~... -.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-10-02

A YEAR has nearly sone round since
"a the Premiership Of 9Eeminee' and
Csoter closed, aud thos indebted to il
called upon I'd settle Cd cir accounts; 4
nnmber still remain u set,led; again
they are askeda,o make pa, .nent before
che 6rst Of 0ctaber; such as think it is
not yst time to bay viii obt'ge by giving
note for the amount.
Mtartinsaurg.. August IL. 1907.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-10-02

REFS. CIV. oPEDIA to No. 9,
Inclusive, j. received at this Oaice !:
Sabseribes1are requested to life them
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-10-02

WRITING PAPER
Fa-ja't at hi, ofee., .
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-10-02

-.. - q z#s.. -, 4 - ".t.'' *"~ -.
.THE subscriber win dispose Of At
l private sale, avery great variety Of
Drugs, Msd'eiine,SPain i;
together with all the Furniture belong
ing to her Apotheeary shop.-lShe aiso
wishes to rent the House she, now oecu-
pies, adjoining Mr.. Prices Store, in
the Main street, Martinsburg, which is
wen calculated for any kind Of public
business. Possession may be had i'm.
mediately: 49, + f. ~. - -
=: u u :: :s.., ~ NANCY HARRIS.
September :, 1907. z-~z.=z7=.- :.
p. s. The House lately occupied by
Mrs. Beller IS tavern, and the House
adjoining it. are both to let.
=
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-10-02
II TIE subscriber Iluishes 70 ~.
IL eha.e.a q,lsHtifegf
FLAX.=SEED..

sr Which NJ svin give tie market Price
- ..NltHoL as cAoPPERT.--
:. Aariiasbug, 4ssnst u, 1907.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-01-16
Tuesday. January Is.
Adienrnsd.

The bill repeating the duty On sal, and
continuing the Mediterranean fund was
read third time.
Mr.. Quincy moved to recommi, the
bill Tor the pofposr Ct striking on. July
ist aad inserting October 81, as ,he.time
Tor stopping The duty. MIR. Quincy gave
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-01-16

The bill was ordered 70 taifd reading
to-norfow.
Mr.. Dawson reported bill for iacor-
Pora'sng company TO make turnpike
road from Masou's island 70 the to4-- Of
alexandria. Twice read and ordered for
Monday.
Mr.. n. Nelson presented the memorial
OF the magistrates OF Washingion county,
district OF Columbia, praying that some
lees may De attached to the duties Of their
Office.
Adjourned.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-12-22

John AECOCK, informs his friends and the
y public at large, that he has just received, and
IS now opening, next door to Messrs Prosser e
Moncure's vendue, large assortment of lMsr-
chandise, consisting Of the following articles =
Carpenters and Joiners Tools, iron and steel
..H"ks and Hinges, for house work and cabinet
ware also Carry OH my Cabiass 5E,:.nf7c.sry
as usual, adjoining the fire insurance Office, and
have on hand three thousand dollars worth of
iumitJre, finished in the best workmau-likc man
ner and in the newest fashion. Also, Windsor
Chairs. / will sell all OF the above goods, Se,y
loS9 for cash, or good paper at a short date
Sept. s. Gcptf1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-12-22

VIE subscriber begs leave to inform his
A friends and the public in general, that he
hasrentcd OF Mr.. Crouch, the commodious House
on inc street leading from the Governors to the
naln-strect, known by the name of the CIT
HOTEL, and has provided himself for the &C.
cominodaton Of about 20 members of the Assem-.
bly,, and from ~ 20 Is regular boarders From
his contg1ity to the Capitol and to that Ipart of
Town IN which the most business is transacted.
the reasonableness Of his charges, and his attcnt
on 70 those VINO may please TO call on him, i,s
hatters himself to give such satisfaction as to me
nttheir patronage. TO transient passengers, he
WI add, that he has an excellent stable, which
shall a. al times be well provided for the reccp-
ton Of their horses YAMES VIDG H5WF
Richmond Dec. 8. CePjw.]
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-12-22

FALL GooDs.-R1cnARp BROOKE, has Jus,
u received an elegant assortment of OO d s.
calculated torthc ensuing season, Consisting Of
Superfne London Cloths and Kerseymercs,
Second do. do. do
SuPerfne and second quality Coatings,
Forest Cloths, Plains and Kendall Cottons.
Rose and Match Goat Blankets,
Vclvets, Velvatees, Princes &: Presidents Cord
Silk and Worsted Waistcoatings of various kinds
Gentlemen and Ladies silk, cotton and worsted
Hosiery,
Silk Velvets assorted colours,
Grapes, do do do.
Sarcenetts, do. do do.
Lutestrings, do. do. do. for d,,csc,
Do. Ribbons, Irish I.inens &, a,,,,c
oiik ana cotton GinG- Irish SheeGngs,
mans, German Linens,
lotion Chambrays, Shifting Cottons
S'uco ana Chintzs, Dlmites s. Cambrick
Elegant Robes & short Djmities.
dresses, Carpetipgs and Hearth
Plain & figured Leno's, Rugs,
Do. do MILD Muslins
handsome assortment of Kid & Morocco cboo.
rev Pmrot elegant Cesar 6; white top Boots
All of which he win sell ut the rnoet rrod,osJ
price for cash Oct. 10. Ttf1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-12-22
CIT T4VER N

M subscriber respectfully informs the pub
lie, that he has fitted uplhe CITY Tavern for
The comfortable accommodation of gentlemen ira.
Yelers and others where the most respectful
attention will be paid to all who may favor him
with their custom
Gentlemen attending TIE General Assembly
may be accommodated during their stay in town.
IN manner, and upon terms which cannot fail to
give crtiye satisfaction.
The best OF every thing which our CITY can af.
ford shall be constantly provided, with careful
and attentive waters, good st,biisz and hostlers
about thirty or forty gentlemen can be well sun.
Piled with boarding and lodging during the win.
ter. NATHt WHITE
Dec. o. (ep4wO
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-12-22

MORE CHEAP GooDs-JOHN KING,
~ again respectfully informs his customers &
the public, that he has just received, by the late
arrivals from Philadelphia and New-York, gen.
erai assortment of Fashionable and Seasonable
GOODS, which are now opening at his Store.
the second door below the Eagle Tavern; where
they may be had upon good terms, for cash,
as at any other place in the City.
November 6. rentr7
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-12-22

| 4 HASH SALES.-To be sold, for ready money.
~ inpursuance Of deed of trust from David
Ross esq Bearing date the 5th day of July, 1906
& recorded in the general court, in order to raise
inc SUN OF > $4,000 andupwards, and the charges
and expenses OF sale---Those well known MIL &
with the appurtcnahces, in the city of Richmond
called the Columbian Mills. Two undivided
third parts of the Deep Run Coal Pits, in the
county ct Henrico, containing about 1850 acres.
more or less. Two undivided third parts of the
Falling Creek Coal Pits, in the county of Cbes.
terheld, containing about one hundred acres
Two undivided third parts of the Dover Coal
Lands, in the county of Coochland containing n.
bout ninety acres, which three several tracts of
Coal Land were held in partnership between the
SAID David Ross, and James CuITie, deceased
The Columbian Mills and Appurtcnances, are
subject to ground rent to Samuel Overton and
the said Mills and two tracts of Coal Lard. first
mentioned, are pledged for the security of sundrv
sums OF money, due to Mrs Frances Tabb and
WIN. .. Giles, administrator of John Tabb, decd
large proportion of which, is stated by the said
Ross to- have been paid, and other estates are
pledged for the balsncc. For further information
on this subject, person. inclined to purchase, ara,
referred 10 the said Ross, or it NAV be obtained
on application TO the subscribers-The sales viii
take place at tire Eaglc-Tavern, in the CITY of
Richmond, on Wednesday, the goth of January.
1893. f. ". ROOTES.
WILSON ALLEN, trustees
Nov so Hen,f7
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-12-22

virtue vi iIt4j- C>~ds SA-> sc, - - :.
AZ Peter +. Archer, of Powhatan, to secure
to Judith Archer sum Of money therein express
ed; we shall sell TO the highest bidder, for read,
money, at Powhatan courthouse, ON Saturday
the goth day of December next, the following ne
gro SLAVES, to wit Charlotte and two chill
dren, Amy, Suckey, Sally, Rachael and her child
Betsey; or as mary thereof as may be necessary
to answer the purposes of said deed
JOHN ARCHER,)
WM ARCHER, Trustees.
WIN. ROYALL,
Nov. u. Geptds.]
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-12-22

StDC AlEDN.--On Re i2.i' ~ next i.tr,..s
L. the subscriber intends To ot,.a = s SiiSOL,
I uie Green Springs, i'm Louisa county, where
boys may be nstruct tied in the Latin, Greek, French
and English Languages. 1t is deemed unnecss-
sary to to say any thing Of the advantages of the
situation which he has selected, as its healthi-
ness and remotencss from every kind of dissipa-
ton are well k own to most gentlemen of the low.
er country. No scholars will be admitted, ex-
cept those who board at the Springs (wkere
Boarding House will be kept by Col Morris) by
WHICH means, the subscriber will have his pupils
immediately under his eye, and be enabled to at
tend at all times both to their morals and educa-
ton. The terms viii be-Board % pounds pea.
annum' exclusively of bed and washing-Tuiton
10 pounds, one half of each to be paid at the ex-
pration OF SIX months, and the other at the end
OF the year. Those gentlemen who intend to
commit their sons wards TO the care of the sub
scriber, will please to notify him of it by letters
directed to Lindsay's POST Office, Aibomarle
county, and addressed to
FRANCIS F. kIAURY.
N. B. The following letters, one from Mr.
Cay, and the other from Col Nicholas lin whose
family have lived three years in the capacity of
private tutor) are published as testimonials of nv
qualifications as a teacher. IF M.
Ctu's Brook, Nos IS, 1907.
My DEAR StR--I have learned, Will! real plea %
sure, your intention of opening school for teach
ing the dead languages. Althougi, my opinion as
TO their utility and tornament may be deemed by
some absurd, aud by others questionable; vet
my reason does not yield its assent to any Of the
| arguments which have heard against them, and
| until IT does, must be permitted to believe they
are both useful and ornamental. Having frequent
y had an opportunity of being in your SCHOOL at
Warren, 1T rs with great sincerity and truth that
give my feeble testimony in favour of your a.
bility teacher and the excellence oc your me.
| thod ct instruction. When Ihad last the pleasure
| of seeing you, it seemed to be your intention to
open school atthe Green Springs: do not think
| you could select more eligible situation With
| best wishes for your success, believe me your
| friend. p CARR
Warren, Wov 8, 1907,
| DEAR SIR--It gn'es me grest pie ,sure to hear
that YOU intend to establish yourself at the Green
| Springs. The situation is AN admirable ore for a
large school, it has every thing to recommend it.
| From three years intimate acquaintance with YOU,
| have the utmost confidence you will give en-
tire satisfaction to all who may commit their chill
| dren to your care. For your diligence and amia-
bic qualities, and for my opinion of your capacity
and skill, let the regret iieei at my sons being de-
priged of your Instruction vouch. Accept nv
most sincere wishes for youT success, and assure
ances that believe your expectations will be fur-
| y answered.
| am Dear Sir;
With esteem and regard
| Your humble servant,
! w. c. NICHOLAS
| DEC. 70. [eP 7ta.]
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-12-22
teptGJ

STRAYED fro'1 tfesnbsoi6cy, Htiag on Ya,ne,
~ Riveyy, opposite the mouth Of Rocf. fish, on tIe
81 day Of October last, a large Soyyek 6yooi Naye
she Is a60" feet high, has star in her forehead
ana one or ore white feet, Oeyy thin switch man
ana taf She ''aS IN tolerdble order and siod all
'''eSt and is in fodi; long 1ot and gaob are he,
ontgSaits she is IS yeays od, no brand yec,ccfed
she had been lately purehasedb BY me from, geytIe,
man residing near the head of Rock-fsh az The Eo,
81 tie Blaeridge BIT as she cdSnot be tamil IN
thar, or the Intervening country, Iaetyehena CTs5r
71as net stofen) she has made tozoayas Ha1o,,ey
county, she having been raised BY fudge Roane gg5o
@yoNed her en- the dH 1905. I7oiHg ive ten dol,,
for her deiivcrv, and aH co,1bensatio1 6y
formation Ieadiag to her recoueyy ~
buckingham, Dec. g. CY6s
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-12-22
IoHNsON and REAT. 3feapeLer. 2. -

oHNSON and REAT, Jewellers G, .Siiver.
smiths, Richmond; few doors above the
Bel, Tavern, and just opposite col Mayo's new
building; beg leave to inform the inhabitants Of
Richmond, Manchester, and their Yicinities. that
they have Oh hand large supply of Work, com.
posed ofthe latest Fashions, viz--An elegant as-
sortment of pearl and topaz Breast Pins, Finger
Kings and Bracelets, plain gold do. of nearly ali
Patterns, Miniature Settings, MOURNING and fancv
Lockcts, Ear Rings, mourning and fancy. cor.
neiian, topaz, plain gold and common Watch
Keys, gold, pebble and glass Seals, gold and
gilt Chains, mourning and fancy gold mounted
Necklace, plain and ornamented Combs. peori
and tortoiseshell Segar Boxes, Dirks, Pen Knives
ana SCISSORS; z general assortment of silver
Spoons and Ladies', Scissor Chains, Thimbles
Pencil Cases, Pens, Spectacles, Tooth Picks
Ink Stands, Snuff boxes and Tweezers, Moroc'
co Pocket Books and Thread Cases Also. s;l.
yer and plated Table Ware, consisting of Coffee
Tea and Milk Pots, Bread Baskets, S,ipar Dish'
es, Casters, Tumblers, Salt Stands and Candle.
sticks; and anumber Of other articles too ted;-
Gus TO enumerate All of which thes offer to their
friends on the most moderate terms that can he
afforded. Orders from any place will be THANH
fully received and speedily dispatched.
December 4. rer,c1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-12-22

ANDS FOR SALE-Tke subscriber offers
- tor sale, tire following Tracts of LAND. in
which, to persons making early application, he
VII give great bargains One tract of 1900 acres.
lying in buckingham, which is acknowledgements
situated for trade, being two or three miles from
SCOTS Manatae toring Mill, and five from New
Canton This Land is very valuable, having on if
sooacres of woods, nearly all of which is good
tobacco Land there are also very good improve
Tnents, such as are well calculated for the ac
commodation of family and sufficiencv Of
chestnut land, TO employ 10 or 10 hands advanta.
geousiy. This tract will be shewn to any person
inclined TO purchase, By Capt Peter Guerrant.
now resident on the land,-One tract on Ran,
doiph's creek, ut 400 ncres, the greater mart of
which is fresh and win produce good wheat and
corn 1t joins the lands of Col Wilson and Mr.
Sii!ey Lewis-One other tract, in the neighbor.
hood OF New Canton, of 212 acres, being a mole
" . tract owned BY Mr.. Maurice LanShorne.-
another tract in Powhatan, OF 300 acres, known
by the nane of Gibraltar
These Lands viii be offered for sale at very re-
duced prices, which maybe known, during nv
absence, by application to Col William Daniel of
Cumberland, who is authorised to contract for
them. The title viii be made by me on nv return
from Kentucky, which will probably be between
the 10th and goth of February next
WADE MOSBY.
fowhatan, Dec. d. (Ftf) g..
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-12-22

K IRBY, DRAKE G. TAYLOR-Have iust
A received by the late arrivals from London &
Liverpool, in addition to their Fall Assortment,
1 bale London superfine Cloths and Cassimeres,
~ do Kendall Cottons, 9 do. C,rpcts and Car
Peung, boxes A Irish Linen, l do. Diapers,
Lawns and SheeGngs
All OF which viii be sold low for cash or on a
short credit. Dec. Is ren,f1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-12-22

r cTlCE-The subscriber having qualified as
- Administrator de boEis non, on the estate of the
late William Churchill, Esquire, of Wilton, in
Middlese1. requests all persons having claims A.
gainst the said decedent to make them known q.
soon as possible otherwise, in all suits against
the estate ofthe said William, this notice viii be
relied on as forming prcsumptive evidence that
the claim had been settled JNO: DARBY.
Richmond County. Dec 8. r6t1