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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-12-22

7 ICHMOND TURNPIKE COMPANY
~ Alta meeting of the Directors of the Rich
mond Turnpike Company, on Monday the Esd of
November, 1807-For reasons appearing 40 the
board, Resoiced, That the sale of the SHdRES
of delinquent stockholders in the said company
advertised for this day, be postponed till Thurs
day the 31st of next month, and that they be then
sold at auction, before the front door of the Eagle
Tavern in the city of Richmond
copy. Teste, ". SHEPPARD, Clerk
Nov. OF. (tSistDl
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-12-22

EEMALE EDUCATION will be continued
4 at Mout-airy, the ensuing year, under the d.
Tecton OF Miss Terrell who will teach Readinr.
ography.
The school will be opened on Monday the 18th
January.
Ierms-For Board and Tuition, each finding
heI own beading, > topper annuIn, paid quarter
ly in advance and az provisions wiz he mad. II,
que time tor the reception OF boardcrs, no deduc
ton can be made for entering a boartler after
part ct the first quarter has elapsed nor for the
necessary vacations. HUMPHREY HILL.
Caroline, Dec II. rogl
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-12-22
Dec. IS.

NIX LIE TELLER, DENYIST-Is rov,
80 p!ractcipg, in the various branches of HE
procession e. cleansing and restoring. the Teeth
10 their natural elegance, setting arf;fici, ore.
SO as TO be useful as well ornamental plugging
s,S cetnyed cavities of such can be preserved
IN which operation he makes use Of sryg-; p,,la.
E,*ttHa'tiHs A'srument--which takes the teeth ont
without any possibility of featuring the law or
1,r.islng the gums, and with much less pain tn an
the instruments that are ingeneral use
ne deems it unnecessary 10 say any thing con.
corning the advantages derived from The manner
OF h,s performance or his abilities, lesving it for
his former operations to speak 'O'
he has DEmTITaIcE of superior quality
vold OF corrosive substances, prepared by bimself
ms dweilng IS over Mr.. Brooks's store in the
orlcS row-A line or servant directed to the s,;d
place, Will be attended to. Dee 15-rep9wl
II Mr. lie Teller informs those that are ira
yeiingto Norfolk, that his Brother is practcinp
Dentistry there, and his abilities are uncxceptons
able. Puoi''
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-12-22

UR SALE, that large, valuable and we'll b,,iIs
Messps S u LuInoeg House, lately the property of
.,eSsIs. WIN: Mckenzie & Co. so feet front en-
ieet deep, and three stories high, situated on .
PACK street leading from tic Basin, nearIv uo
ry y W.T. John Hen
me terms will be liberal and convenient 70 ,h.
fCl APpyto TAYLOR & BROWN
(1awtfO
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-12-22

THE subscribers having formed connecti-
Il on in the Grocery line, under the iirm of
BRIDGES {, ROBERTSON, they now offer
Tor sale at their Store on the of the street
leading to Byr,l's ware house, and opposite to
Mcssrs. Jno. & Robt Gamble, ir's.-A general
assortment of CROCERIES-amone which are
Antigua Kun, Soap, Candies,
Holland GIN, Rice, Spanish Indigo,
4th pf. Cognac Brandy, Northern Cheese.
Raspberry ditto Best S.panisb Serars.
London particular Ma Hibbert's Porter md
deira Wine, Brown Stout.
Port, Sherry & Tener- English, Swedish and
:, ifie ditto. Country Iron,
Best green Coffee, Nail and spike Rod.
Brown & Loaf Sugar, Picked Salmon,
Best Chocolate, r. F. Cun-powder in
Gun-powder, I kegs,
Imperial, y Raisins, Almonds.
Hyson, - PEPPER. GINGER
y sSssgsa My''p 3 o3 e &c. &c
Which they will dispose of on liberal terms for
cash, country produce, or on the usli,l credit To
punctuA customers
JAMES BRIDGES,
WIN. ROBERTSON.
Richmond, Dec. A. (G)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-12-22

Columbian MILLS C. COL L.iNDS
- FOR sALE-By virtue OF Deed OF Trust,
bearing date the first day of October, 1901, exc
outed by David Ross TO the subscribers and for
the purpose of completing the objects ofthe said
trust, in eonformity to certain covenants therein
contained-the following property will be offered
tor sale on the first "Wednesday in JANUARY next,
Mt the front door Of the Eagle Tavern in the city
OF Richmond, to the highest bidder, for ready
money! between the hours OF twelve and four
O'Clock, to wit AN that piece or parcel of and
adjoitiug the city of Richmond, commonly called
the Columbian Mills, with the Mills, Houses, Ca
nails, improvements, Appendagcs and Privileges
thereunto belonging.--Also, an undivided two
thirds OF tract OF Land in Henrico county, con-
tanning seventeen hundred acres, called the Deep
Kun Coal Pits, and an undivided two thirds of a
tract of Land i'll Chesterfield, containing one hun
dted acre, called tilc Fa,ling Greek Coal Pits,
ot which said Coal Lands, the late James CuIric
was part owner.
S s sSS 81 $ is5assss.
Nov. q, 1907.
1t the aforementioned property should prove in
su,icientto satisfy the debt tiereupon charged,
the subscribers Will Offer for sale at the same time
and place, tract of Land in Hcnrico called the
Seven Pines, containing by estimation, one thou
. sand acres also, Tract of Land in the same
county ON Four Mile Greek, bengthe same where
on the late col. John peasants formerly resided,
containing b. estimation four hundred and sixty
crcs and forty acres adjoining thereto, binding on
Bayley's creek and said Four Mile creek, on Which
stands the Norwich Mills. All Of which proper
ty was conveyed in trust. by David Ross to the
subscribers, by decd bearing date the nineteenth,
day OF December, 1905, as AN addition 4 security
for 4 debt due to VIM. b. Giles by the said Ross
and charged on the Columbian Mills and Coal
| Lands first mentioned
GEO: HAY,
| BENZ. HATCHER, A'"S'ee"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-12-22

a T PRIVATE SALE-One thousand sacks
"A SALT,
- Hhds. Prime SUGAR,
10 do. Loaf do
Pipes London particular Madeira WINE,
10 Pipes Cogniac BRANDT; and
IS Bales of COARSE WO0LENS, to be sold low
for approved paper.
DUmsdatt, Foster G. Satchell, Auc'rs.
NOV. "a (ep6w)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-12-22

'oR SALE, on the fret day Of .Yanuarv rcxtI.
tour Likely NEGROES, viz: negro ruzp
aoout n years of age, who is valuable Carpen-
tt,l TWO girS and woman. hlso, To Hire for
qulTe at the Office of the ExopingR.
Dec. Is r.57
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-12-22

a TEACHER, who can teach the Latin and
a French Languages, the English eralnmati
cally, Arithmetic and Geography, who wishes a
healthy situation in The cou,sry, may obtain sn adj
vantageous situation upon liberal terms for fur
thcr information, any person who wishes cmrlsv-
ent of that kind, is refc red to the Editor of the
ENourRrR Dec. Is rtf1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-12-22

MOTICE,-The charlottesville Of gob..nc>
4 ST. Johr, terminated with the 3Ist DIV Of
August last All those indebted to said concern
are requested to come forward without delay ancb
settle their accounts, those having claims against
sad concern will exhibit them for adjustment.
JOHN H0BSoN, Jun.
3OHN St, JOHN
New Canton, Oct II.
TEE subscriber will corinuc busine rs at the
III III pace on ms own account He has now ON
hand general assortment of GOOBc. smi,s,1 90
the present and approaching season, which h.
WIN sell on moderate terms for cash, produce, or
70 Punctual customers on the usual credit.
o. JOHN HOBSOR, i'm.
oaw3u
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WANTED To PURCHASE,

YIN TED TO FURLHANE,
A NEGRO WOMAN of 25 or so wears Of
L age, that understands Cooking For one
that can come well recommended for ceanlir ess
sobriety and steadincss, a liberal price will be
gven.-Enquire at the Office of the ENQUIRER.
Dec. d. 1tfl
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-12-22

L'OR SALE.--rhc subscriber is desirous Of
selling bis PROPERTY in this CITY. The
purchaser will be accommodated with timc If r. :
CURED, on giving satisfactory security.
ShM'L. GREENHOW.
October T. r,ci
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-12-22

VEN DOLLARS REWRRD---Rsr-.,-a,,
on the morn Of tho 18Th inst. q ne gro ,gercf,
named NANCr She is middle sized. scout mad
and likely, yellow complexion she was latej,. The
property Of Mr.. w. MoKinyc. Whoever VIII
deii.cr her to The subscriber shall receive the !,
bore reward and all reasonable charges. M.sferg
Of vessels and others are cautioned against hsrLc,
ing her, or carrying her or MARY PHFpOs
Richmond, Dea II. rsi
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-12-22

Ma GUILD CANDLES.-DoDCE & Conn.
4fA have on hand MOULD CANDLES, ofthe
very bestquality, which will be sold in order to
close the sales Immediately at 20 cents
Dec8 rtr7
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-12-22

WILLIAM TEMPLE, has received b. tbe.
w ship Herschcll from Liverpool, and Calpc
from London, an extensive supply of MIR
CHdNDIzE, suitable to the present and an.
preaching season, which he will sell low
Oct 10 r,r1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-12-22

20 THE PUBLIC-The subscrih.er 49,,
- ing in Lyncbburg, has commenced n. ~
ice OF LAW, in the Hastings Court oftba, ~,
fne county courts of Campbell, Amherst and R"d
,otu' ano tne District court of Franklin. Tbose,
depend on his attention. W "'S care may
Lynchburg, Nov 27. 51it aI.iIO'
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-12-22

FL OIlCt.-The BANK will not be open on FRI
Y day the 18th instant, nor on Friday the LIST
OF January. Bills and notes falling due on those
days, must he paid on the T9ivsdaSs Immediately
preceding, and paper to be discounted must be Of
tered OH the Uedaesdays.
JOHN BROCKENBROUGH
Bank Of Virginia. Dec II. r3t1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-12-22

M ANCHEoTER TURNPIKE COMPANY.
Company viii attend ct James Brooks tavern in
tic town OF Manchester, on the 3Ist day of this
month, for The purpose of receiving proposals and
making contracts for keeping the Road in good
repair iQf one year Satisfactory security win be
required OF any person who shall undertake the
business, and few borscs and carts may be fur.
nished by the Directors
JAMES BRANDER, CERT
Dec IS. rcrtosn -
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-06-16

On TUEsDSY, 10th Instant, 3,
At 4 O'clock, 2. II. will be offered forsale on
Il .e premises, on credit of nine, twelve,
and eighteen anonths, for negotiable notes,
with approved endorsers--
A valuable Lot Of Ground, ST.
tuate on Patrick and King.streets, and bind
ing an the fermer 100 feet, and Oh the latter
4s feet. A three story brick house has been
erected on this property which is at present
in an unfinished state within. 1t binds on
King-street nearly oppositet to DaNey ha.ty's.
For further particulars enquiry may By made
.pf the subscriber, before, or on the day Ct
sale.
+. III. Heoe.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-06-16
TUESDAY, JuNE, lG So7.
For Sale at Public Auction,

IN ZEE
On Saturday, the twentieth day Of the present
month, at | ! o clock, That Yalnable Prolle''-
II, on ~ ashington street, near King street.
a CREDIT of 4. lo. & IS months Will be
IA given, and the property divided into lots
to SUIT those inclined to purchase.
John Gadsby.
June IL dts
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-06-16
Corn, Wheat, &c. for Sale.

sS 81
T)Y virtue. Of deed Of trust made to me by
ID Richard B. lee, Esq. Of Fairfax coun-
ty,sto secure to Ellieott, Campbell anal Wheel
cry the payment of q certain sum Of money
therein mentioned, will offer at public auc-
ton, on SATURDAY, the Goth of june
next, for ready cash, atthe plantation of the
said r. B. Lee, ON which he now lives, the
following
VALUABLE PROPERTY,
TO WIT
All the Wheat Of last.crop which grew on
the said farm, supposed to be 1900 bushels.
All the Wheat of lest crop which grew
his Lonely estate, near the falls OF Potomac
supposed 500 bushels.
500 barrels Indian Corn, upon the said two
estates.
80 Horses and Mules, upon the two es-
tates, and 50 head of neat Cattle.
The sale Will commence at ten o'clock In
the forenoon and continue until all is sold
or so much thereof as is sufficient to satisfy
the said claim.
Edmund !. Lee.
May le. dts
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-06-16
liayI6
HI nc 4 z TX
Al tbs vENDVE sTokE,

!, a MILLER who is master of
- business, to take care OF a n,srcdant MD -
such one good wages viii be given
mr. the person who wants, please apply to
- ''ssfh snlsa, Alexaadsias
March IL. ! Z. 80. d
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-06-16
Mich. Iilngiton,
Eaiyj az street, 6etuvesa lo1iaee g J.E:-

)iysets, $500
EIATH in 'lition to h:s former stock.
4. / just recelgea an assortment Of Gl3ass
aamblers of all sizes preserve. glasses jeEey
glasses, chimney ornaments, blue printed LIZ
-.-.ee 90. 41ses OF all sizes, few sets Of gilt
tea ware, market basKrFs, Essr'sesss,
ngriaber.of ether articles.
or H.sJylD, 100.
Z Fresh London Mustard b tbs pound; aA
Kind Of garden tools and seeds; best rappes
snuff. and Lees Patent Medicines. u
=, June l3. Ct
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Exuula SaIt---anoat.
!. LUMBER YARD.

= +. I. - - ~. = g. = " .
II EE subscriber respectfully infcrras hif
friends and the public in general, tDa:.
he has established a LulfBER YARD, TO-
joining Colonel Ramsay's wharf, whore IL
intends keeping accountant supply OF the bcs
materials in that line,: and viii sell 10y for
cash or on short credit. @
James MoCuire.
May 6. eo2m =
Z. n. B. He continues the iIouse-Joiners'
business, and from his knowledge in that lisie,.
will pay particular attention. to any orders for
Lumber that he NAV receive. -4.
45i - TCk' tS.dLIt,
THAT BEAUTIFUL SEAT. g
cSITUATED on the banks Of Great Hu,N
- ing Creek, called Rarat Fe6city, fer
n,erly owned by Mr.. John Duff. 1t is At pre-.
sent rented for one year, for the sum on eas
hundred and fifty dollars, reserying the rlsls
.of possession at any time during the :pess
term, on. giving one months notice
terms apply to RICHARD lLEWls
April 20. -
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-06-16

s.i4[nsenh n 1., ...l.,s.Ia
HAS RE..EIyED

Insarah- n a., IA - ]. Ia
s ~ HAS RE.sEIvRD
go barrels WHISKEY
1000 lbs. cheese, Of superior quality
10 bales cotton Il. /, .s II
10 boxes best Florence 81, In bottles
a $ casks choice small twist tobacco 3
40 boxes mould and dipped candles
To- boxes fresh chocolate
40 rcans wrapping paper
Imperial TEAS,
Hyson OF this years il,l~
Young Tyson, aid porsaiion s very
go. Hyson-sk;n fire qualities
J: Which, witt a general assortment ofwines.
liquors and groceries, he Will sell very low
aor cash, produce, or the usual credit
3. June Is. -.-~s-, s-@;.s,~-s d.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-06-16
June Is.
e ASP A RID 10 II (,

FROM BALTIMORE, ~~st
rs bis stag in togon nil DC tut sho,t, has oaessed
at IS,ddC ROBBINS and Cos, store, ms
cofcrs TAR sale,
,EN pieces coarse Linens
il Ten do. German Mite Rolls
Twelve do. Brltal,nias
Six Go. Bed-Ticking
Four de. Muslin
Half dozen Silk Umbrellas
One box Hair Powder
Two baskets Sweet Oil in large bottles
Two boxes Martinique Cordials
Two casks Old HAITI Briou Claret.
One do. White Grape Vinegar
One hogshead soSt-shellsd Almonds
One barrel English Walnuts
Twenty boxes Muscatel Kaisins
Three do. Vermichellic
Two do. Figs
Four quarter chests Young Hysan Tea
Coffee in barrels and bags
Philadelphia Mustard
Pepper
Old Gruvere Cheese
Best Spanish Scgars
Dimiohns, &c.
gune IL. div
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Public Sale Of Lands.
Maybe.

4 q y
Gu Ssfarday The 9Th day Of Jlsas aert, sviR be.
sela asLss .Cesse House, in Tie tozcn Of ,fler-
anaria, at u O'Clock, etfhat diae--By virfue
e a decree efhae honorable tte United States
cfrcat Cours, efthe District of cotam6ia,.tar
sbe Conntyof .dle-randsla, on6 end II months
credit, the toAo7oing tracts ofla'sd 10 aut::
One Tract or parcel OF Land,
lying.ia the county of Fairfax, adjoining the
lands of the. late Col. Charles Kroadwater,
containing about 500 acres.
One other Tract OF Land, III
the county Of Montgomery, on the waters OF
Piney River and Paint Greek, branches Of the
Henawha. granted by the commonwealth OF
Virginia to Nichelas Hannah, containing $50
acres.---A,so,
One other Tract Of Land, III
the county OF Hampshire, inthe state of Vir-
.ggiilia, formerly granted to Bryan Bruin, and
by him sold to John Pankake, containing 4s2
acres.-rile above mentioned lands were, by
the last will and testament of Robert Alexan-
der, deceased, devised to his son Robert, and
are now sold 70 satisfy debt due to George
Chapman, junior.
Thomas Swami, 9
George Deneale, 5.
Edmand /. Lee, :
Nag IS. d
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: JAMES S.ANDERSON

'DHers far Sale, o., a5oa-yats tsYnss.
5000 lbs. best Gresn Coffee
10 tierces fresh RICE
so kegs fresh ,Raisins J
- tierces green Coppsras
s. pipes Ccgnisc Brandy
10 hhds. 4th proof Jamaica
go barrels N. E. RUM
Is barrels Wkiskcy
10 bales Cotton
IS boxes Cotton ard Wool CarHs
- boxes Tin Plates.
IND Lpes7ORE,
II tanas. south Potomac Tobacco.
!. May %. d
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FOR SNLE,

BY LEWIS DEBLOIS,
An assortrnera Of 3lR,o-4D CLOTHS, from
eleven to eighteen shilkngs sterling cost.
part of them, intitlsa to drawback.
Ravens Duck.
French Brandy. 3. sls y.
Catalonia Wing, in Islf pipes and duaises.
casks. ,s. $3.50 -
New England Rum, in barrels,
Goldfish, and Stone Lime.
May.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-05-01
AARON BURR.

We understand that the marshal Of
Virginia has sent on subpoenas to both
sides Of the Ohio, in the neighhorhood
Of Blannerhasset's island, TO collect such
testimony as relates to the armed assoeia-
ton Of men, which is said to have taken
place on that island, lift be obtained,
It will no doubt be sxhihi,ed before the
mex, term ofths federal court Of this dis
trict, on the trial Of: Aaron. bur-, j.
Ii is also understood that blank sub.
p6aas have been seat onto Washington,
to summon such other witnesses as may
reside beyond the limits Of this district.
That this process win be served on &C.
neral Eaton, comwodore rruxton, and
every other witness, who lives within
the Atlantic states, and can b. here at
the time Of the trial, there can be little
doubt. But it is for the, same reason
uncertain, whether the summons can
embrace general Wilkinson and the, o.
thsr witnesses, who are now at New'Or
leans and on the western waters. -
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-05-01
C0NINUNICATDM.

There cannot be character more vile
and detestable, than that of one. who
employs the confidence Of his pretended
service, TO serve his own base purposes
who scruples not to sacrifice the repu-
tation, property, or life of his friend, at
the call of ambition or avarjee. Such
was the character of JUDAS, and too
many JUDAS We have in our modern
times, who undertake things the most
praise worthy, while seH=interest and
emolumen, arc lurking bottom
Such coanterieits too fre qaently intrude
themselves into the manage ment Of af.
fairs the most l4Udsble, but in the issue,
evidence a conduct aot dissimilar to the
fout apostate., They are full Of profes.
sions, and fond Of carrying the " bag"
to devote the contents to their, own base
purposes, by the iowests arts and most
detes,able cunning, nor will all the adj
monltions in the world ever avail innak-
ing such m en- honest or just. 49,
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-05-01
. REGLNENTAL ORDERS

SATURDAY the 2srd of this month
- isappolnted for the muster of the isr
Battalion of the 9Th Regiment VirRi-
MA Militia at Robert Snodgtass, iun.,;
on Baek.Creeki and Saturday the SSoth,
Of said month For the muster of the I'd
Battalion OF said Regiment, at Buckles
Town. Apuncsual attendance IS reouir..
60 from every individual belonging to
d. HUNTER, Lieu,. COL
Com. 9Th Reg. y. II.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-05-01
FOR SALE, OR RENT

a ND possession to be given the first
"a Of June next, that large, commodi-
Gus, web finished HOUSE, to which
is attached avery extensive and exeelIeu,
Garden, aud Lot of Ground with every
necessary on. building--all in high cal-
tivatlons and unexceptionahle repair
now IN the tenent of Mr.. Adam S. Dam
dridge-lying on Queens street, be-
tw'xt Maj. Bovd's and the late Mr.:
Strode's Brisk aai'ding--eae o!ehe y, ase
pleasant aa1 least iacumbcred situations
in Town, - At:-.. -. >=-t .-..
r." For terms, which will be made very
accommodating 70 ei,het the Purchaser
or Renter, apptyte Mr., VIM. Somer-
vile, RESIDENT or: the Proprietor in,
Charles Town. Jefferson County, Vir-;
ginia. T. JOHN DIXON. .
Mayf, 1897. rs - =,
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-05-01
NO, TIcE
THE auditors Of IohnLemen. dcc'd

TIE auditors Of John Lemen, deed,
late Of Jefferson County are here
W notified, that agreeably to an order
made by the Court ofsaid Ieaersoncoun
~ on the 18th day oflast n,nn.h,+: distri.
button according to law will be made by
the next Court TO be held for said Coun-
g, among the said creditors who may
then prove their claims TO said Court in a
legal manner, Of the proceeds of the sale
ofthe estate Of said Lemen, which sale
was heretofore made by me in pursuance
ora previous order Of said Court.
: ANDREW WAGGENER. Jun.
= i d. Sheriff far 4. R;hifs, II. Sh'Fof
JeBsrson County.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-05-01

The Prussian marandiug party, that
has penetrated as far Is Frankfort on the
Oder, has, tits said, taken a considera-
bic transport of money. DIX Is
Frequent skiriiishes,ta take place be.
tween the Prussians and the Polish con-
federates in Pomerania. r. .
7 We are assured that gen. Victor has
been exchanged for the prince of Orange.
The former, we know, is charged with
the expedition against Colberg and
Dan,zic. -
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NOTfcE

GONE time in the fore part of last
y month, Ipassed my note Of hand for
ten dollars payable in 6 months from
the date) to Vincent Moore, in part of
boot in exchange of Horses, but as the
Horse I receivedi is not such as warrau-
ted. ] am determined not to pay the
fornentioned note unless compelled by
law and hereby forewarn all persons
from taking or receiving an assignment
Of the same. JOHN LOWRY.
ShePherd's-T own, May /, 1907.
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HONORABLE rs HUMANITY.

The Ere at Detroit the Istnf June,
1905 consumed the houses on Is streets,
lanes and alleys. Sixtesn human beings
were burnt, and cows, hor*es, and Sheep
shared the same Iate.--- he wretched
i,Shabi.autse escaped with only the linen on
their banks. A tfibe of the Delaware
Indians. who lived within S miles Of
Detroit, held council the next day,
and came to a resolution to relieve the
sufferers and on the third day after the
fre,sent IS mich AS sheep with tur-
keys, chickens, and others neeessaries,
to their relief. Major Campbell, the
commandment Of Fort Maldan, on the
British Side Of the river, also contributed
70 their relief, and sent them Ave boat.
loads ofelotks, shoes and other Useful
The above interesting particulars were
communicated BY Mr.. Samuel Andrew
Sultez, lately arrived at. Carlisle from
Detroit, and WHO wrs their At the corr
Gagtation. ~. n,
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COMMERCIAL.

+ Mr.. Forbes, the American Consul in
Hamburg. has made it known TO- his
Ct uutryrhen, that American vessels have
full liberty to sail from the Elbe in bal
last, or with such merchandi Re as is not
prohibited, certified as such by him.
The English cruizsrs permit Ameic gan
vessels to enter the Elbe, on like cYndi-
tons.
R1Etinoye bTf1t.