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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-08-04
FOR LONDON,

THE NEW COPPER FASTENED SEIP,
f,GO POWHATAN
~ y@<SZ4e>s WILLIAM CorTLE, MASTER.
w, yLANMsp Bn,tben aJeat 500 HbG5 To5zeao.
49, SHE is daily expected at City Point
Having part of her cargo already engaged, fle will
take the balsnce moderate freight For terms. ap
ply to Mr.. Edmund ". RoOtes Richmond, or
NASH & MUNKOE, Petersburg.
Augua 4. Nv.
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18th If NAY, about 40 Gail of Sicli.
"" ~. under convoy from Meiiina for
Palermn, for the purI |ote OF taking in troops. :.
er,. p-;,;n, an, Sicih n troops poliefs tmall
nI C,,,hr;, interior. The ref is occupied
by the French troops.
About the firft of May, are e. .unpo,."
of people from the Levant 'ralfr, :. -. III
pofe of defending the insn6 of Ma s...;"a :.
ed their dfcharge from the Brtifh W, -, ~
confeouence of their having beard tina, no''In-
ties had commenced betweeu fheir love y" =,
the Grand SeIguior, and Great itan; anG
the governor of Malta did not think proper t,
grant their requeit, they became very diforder.
iy, i'm confequence of which one of the officers
of the regiment went among them to enoeayor,
by fair means, to que the the difurba?sc
but not fucceeding, be reorted to blows. They
Immediately feized him, hacked him to pieces
with their fabres, tore his heart, yet palpita
ting, from his body, andhoveit into the ftreets.
The Britifh aud Maltefe loops Of the Ifland i'm
mediateIy Attended, but the mutineers having
had time to ieZe their arms, retreated to the
cattle Of St. Gilmore, of which they took pof-
felton,, and renewed the demand for their diff
charge, and fhips to tranfport them to the OF
tomaH empire and threatened, in cafe of a re-
fulal, to fire into the town, which threat they
Ihortly put into execution, as the governor fill
remained firm.
The different batteries were then turned
the fortrefs, and the csnnonadng and bombar-
ding continued for about As hours, without in
termiiiion, when the befeigcd demanded water
and threatened to fet fire TO the mag aZine, I'M
Iers they were furniihed with fuppiy: this was
refufed them, in confequence of which num-
Der furrendered, but the moi daring remained
by the fortrefs, Firmly determined to put their
threat into execution. They accordingly laid
train. TO which they fct fire, and in moment
blew the fortrsfs and number of the befeigers
and befeged into the air. Six of the mutiaeerS,
who were mott diftant from the magazine,
made their efcape thro' the line of troops which
furrounded St. Elmore, and retreated to the in
terror of the Inland, where they wandered feve-
raj days, hunted from haunt to haunt, until ex-
haufted by hunger and the numerous wounds
they had received from the different parties out
in fearch of them, they were at length taken
and n,ortly afterwards hung, in prefence of the
ref of the regiment, who were taught to believe
that limilar fate awaited them.
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MANCHESTER TURNPIKE cOMpAN5

MANCHESTER TURNPIKE COMPANY.
NOTICE is HEREBY GWEN
NHAI an adjournment Of the general nlset;rg Of
Stock Holders has been made to the fra Mon
day IN next month; when it is expected the members
generally, will attend, either in rerlcn or by Alto.
ney duly qualified to al for Them
JAS. BRANDER, elk.
AuguA 3. I'm
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Augua 6.

0" be 6yf SATURDAY n Sc5iezj,, nest, 7oiRb. Ia sa
bePye@Jtf fssjebjgbF Biiirr, f6qf vaigabie
TRACT or LAND,
FORMERLY the property of Owen Lewis, deed
i iituated in the county Of Abeuare, on Toteer
Creek, three miles below the town Of WARREN
This Land is well adapted to the culture Of tobacco.
wheat and corn has on it an excellent dwcIIino.bouC
with other necehary out-houfss alto, a valuable,ap-
pie orchard, &c One third Of the purchafe money
20 be paid Oh the fir day Of May 1909, the balance
IN two annual payment Bond, with approved f.
curity, ard ALTO a deed Of truR on tire land win bs
required from the purehafer. title will be made "a
The purehaier on the day Of fale, BY the ega.ees
Augua D. aT6,r
HOSE Perious having claims agsnil the eG,,o
OF the late Lewis Harve, are reoueaed -.
bring them forward for fetienent
EDWIN JAMES HARvIF, F.',.
AuguR q, srty
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JOSEPH SCOTT,
MAJ bal y. d.

MIR. Peyton Randolph enGuIred whether this
was proper opportunity for any man on that
pannel, TO fate his objections to the fsrvice.
The Grief Jgfiee replied, that it would be
better TO wave any objections, until the jury
were about TO be impanneed.
Mr.Hay wilhed fuch of the witnefTes as had
not appeared before, to be recognized as the
others had been. And accordingly Meifrs. Dun
can, NevilI, Mcdowell and Peters were re-
cognifed by the clerk.
The deputy MARTIAL was then about to adj
journ the court when Mr.. Burr recalled to
the recollection of the court the motion which
he had made On former location for I /.55saG
DneeJ 7eeam adGreffed to the P. of the u.
S. That motion had been partly complied
with He wiihed to know of the court, whe-
ther it was not matter of right for him to OBJ
tain /ubbeaa duee5 feeum. If it was not he
ihould then lay fpecific motion before the
curt.
The Chief Ju(tice did not believe it to be the
practice in Virginia to obtain fuch fubpRna
upon mere application to the clerk. The
motion NUT be brought before the court ifef.
Mr.. Hay would fay nothing on this fubieGt,
until he undertood the Object of the applica-
ton. II it was to obtain the letter which was
not formerly furnilhed, he would inform the
orpofite ccunfil that he had it now among his
papers and was ready to produce it.
Mr. Barr. That is one object of the ap-
piicltion. Another is to obtain certain com
nIsnico,ion from Gen. Eaton to the Prefdent
Of the u. Switch is mentioned in biz depofiti-
on.
Mr.. Hay was not certain whether be had
that communication but believed that it was
among his papers. IF it was there, he would
certainly produce it.
MIR. Barr. But if after fearch, the gentle
man finds that he has not that paper, will he
content out of court to ilIue a fubp@na to the
Preident of the u. States under the qualifi-
cation have mentioned | win not at the
prefent ezigency, to derange the affairs of the
government, or to demand the preience Of the
Executive officers at this place. All that
want is, certain papers.
Mr. HIy could not content to fuch a mea-
fure be would rather that it fhould 90 thro'
the regular procefs Of the court.
Mr.. Burr. Then, Sir, ihall move for a fb-
bfHa DuccJ Tetam to the PrelideDt of the U.
5. directing him to attend with certain papers.
This iubpmna will iiTue as in the former in
ftance. isal furniib the Clerk with a necef-
fairy fptcif alton of thg paper, which require.
The court was then adjourned till Wednef.
day 2 o'clock.
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This morning we were gratifcd by the re-
turn of our friends aud fellow-ci,izens, the
company of Cavalry, commanded BY Captain
Sbeppard-in good health and fpirits. They
were welcomed by feveraI public characters, the
volunteer Companies, in military Rye, and,
after paHing the cuftomary falutes upon the
Capitol Square, were discharged amid the Joy
Gus acclamations of great concourfe of peo-
pie.
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Fxtra7 ofa letter from Darlington, Vermont,
dated Tuir IS.

CA letter has been received from gentle
man now in Quebec, by his friend in this vi
cinity, dated July 4, in which he expeiIes
much anxiety to clofe his buGneis, and leave the
place, az the public mind was then much agitat-
ed there in expectation of rupture with the U.
States"
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E.tra9 Of a letter from Neqv-Oyleans, dafed
Jrne Is.
"I am happy to inform you that his excel
lency governor Claiborne is fall recovering, and
is now able to walk about his houfe on crutch-
es"
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Cb;ly;cotbe. TuIy 90.

CD'I'CoIDe, .TNp ZS'
Extraa of a letter from Lexington, (K.J 10 a
gentleman of this tOeVn, dated July Is.
" Mr.. Blannerhallet was arrefed in this place
yeferday, and Thomas Todd, circuit judge of
the U. S. has directed the MARTIAL TO take him
on to the city of Richmond, in Virginia, where
he has been indicted for high treafon. He is
confined in the Jail of this place, until the mar
halis ready to proceed with him.
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We are informed that, in confequence Of
letter received from the PRECEDENT of the u. 6.
the Governor of this commonwealth, with the
advice of Council, has directed all the militia
now on fervice at -Jorfolk and Hampton to be
Immediately difbanded; except one company
of Artery, under the command of Capt. Nef-
till, and Capt. Robert B. Taylor's Troop of
Cavalry the former Of which is to be flatoncd
at Norfolk, and trained to the management of
Artillery by the ufe of the guns at Fort Nor
folk; the latter to be on duty in the viciRity
of Lynhaven Bay, for the putpofe of watching
the motions of the Britfh fquadroD, and enfor.
ing the Preiidenrs proclamation. We farther
learn that the Executive have thought proper
to call out company of infantry from the
County of Princes Anne, to afift the Cavalry
in performing this fervicei and that Major Tho
mas Newton, jr. is appointed Commander of
tbeIwholei; Brigadier General being unnecef-
fairy forl the command of 70 fmall detachment.
1t appears therefore that General Mathews will
not continue IN employment. ArguJ.
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At a numerous meeting Of the citizens Of Hanover
county, convened agreeably to previous notice, at
the court houle, on Wednesday the 22d of July,
sO7, FOR taking into confederation the conduct of
the Britfh ihips of war on the COATS, and in the
harbors Of the Y. S.
Hardin Burnley, Efq unanimously appointed Chair
man.
William Pollard, Efq. unanimously appointed Sc
cretary.
Menr'. Nathaniel Pope, William Brockenbrough
William Pope, Richard Morris, il. Samuel Rich
ardlon, Thomas Pollard, William Mellon, if. and
Humphrey Brooke, and Gen. Thomas White Col.
Parke Gooda, MAR. John Bowe, Captains James
2. Price, John Thornton jr. and B1thura Jones' we're
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QTbe GnQnlrer.
TRIAL OF AARON BURR
RICHMOND, 4fb HUGUsr.

(coufinued By adjournment and beId at TIE Czpi-
toll mtbr Hail Of the Eonlf of Dei1gateJ,J for
High Treaion againit the United States.
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20 Dollars Reward.

Dun AWAY about the 9th May from Richmond
- IdCOB. very black fellow. about six feet
nigh, twenty-cight years old, handsome address
and very arful, has several scars on his neck,
and one two, believe, on his left cheek, re
tembling small pox pits, waterman by trade,
and LETT his batteau ia the bas0n Of the canal in
the above cry when he went of, at winch time
he broke open the store Of gentleman in Rich
mood ard stole to large amount, for which
said gentleman has offered reward Of so dollats
for experimenting said fellow las am informed)
The has numerous acquaintance in the said
CRY, the counties Of Hanover and Caroline, ~
one OF which he was raised, and where | expCd
he may be hlT5ored. The above reward will
be paid and all reasonable charges, for securing
aid fellow in any jail so get him, or delivered
me in Bent Creek, Buckingham, Virginia.
Samuel Horeify.
November 90, 1907. Sid
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Rv virtue Of deci Of trust, executed to the
- Subscriber. by William Davidson, on the
18th day of February Lace. for certain purposes
therein mentioned, ! shall proceed to sell at pub
lie auction. on the rren,ises, for Cash. on Fri
day, the first day Of January 1908 at 10, O'Clock
q certain LOT or GROUND.
With The improvements thereon, lying and be-
ing in the city of Richmond, containing "a feet
on the Main Street, TO the line of Walter Shell.
toms Lot. thence back with the line of said
Shelton's Lot 50 feeS, thence "a feet 20 the
cross street lcadipg b. Todd's Lot. thence 50
feet 10 the SAID Main Street. Ii being part Of
the Lo, No. 90, lately occupied by Cunningham
Burton, dec. and now in the occupancy of WIN.
Davidson.
Frederick Peasants, trustee.
! Richmond Dec s, 1897. tIs
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WE the subscribers, Judges Of
the General Court. have pursuant 10 law ailo,,.
ed theJudges cfthe respective Dis,ria Courts as
follow, Francis I. Brooke and Hugh tlolmes,
Esqrs. to the Districts Of Winchester. Hardy
and Monongaia courthouse John Tyler and
Paul Darlington, jr. Esqrs. TO the Districts OF
Richmond, Petersburg, Brunswick courthouse
and Suffolk Edmund Winston and William
Nelson, jr. Esqrs. 60 the Districts of Prince Ed
ward courthouse. Franklin, Washington court
house, and the Sweet Springs in Bo,etours coun
", Joserh Prentis and Richard Parker. EsqIs,
20 the Districts f Northumberland. King and
Queen, Williamsburg and Aocomack cour,hou.
ses.--dnd Robert While and Archibald Stua,t,
Esqrs. to Staun,on. Charlottesville. Fredericks-
burg and Haymarket Districts at the next sue
ceeding terms thereof.
Wines our hand and seals, this 18Th day of
November, one thousand eight hundred and Sc
Ven
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p ~ Dwelling House, anh Four Half-Acre
Iva Lars Of Ground, in the Town Of Manches
ter, IS formerly ad3tftised % receiving a
pa:t in eath, ! am disposed to give a consdera-
o.. cVedit, fer the balance Of purchase, or viii
take young Negroes At fair VALUATION, and
L2nd IA Inc State Of Oh'2, Tennessee o. Ken
lucky, on such terms as may be agreed on III
the SAID property is not sold between nov ard
Christmas, it will be leased 10 an approved te.
naut for term of years.
ARCH'D CAMPBELL.
Manchesetr, Nov 30, 1907 tf
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II g n Il II II BHR q lin,
MAY BE HAD IN ABOUT
1000 ACRES OF LAND

1000 ACRES OF LAND,
7 WING in the county of Buckingham, 400 Of
- which lies miles above the courthouse, on
the waters of Fusby's creek & middle Slate river,
adjoining the lands of Charles Maxcey. Conner
and others; 500 on both sides of Little BuffaIos
creek, about II miles below Inc courthouse. I'D.
joining the lines Of Henry Rawlins and others,
and I00 acres little detached from the last tract
The FIRST and last tracts all in wood, on the
second there is cleared land sufficient TO work s
or hands 10 advantage, and part uRdc- pretty
good fence. The whole Of the above lands are
well worth the attention ef those who wish to
buy the greater part of the whole being prime
tobacco land Terms, one half cash, the other
moieiy in and IL months They will if not
previously sold, be up for sale, to the highest
bidder at Hezekiah Lipscomb's Tavern, 8 miles
below the courthouse, on Monday the 4th Janu-
airy next (if fair, il not, the next fair day..
On the same day and place will be offered TO-
sale, and in the same manner, 10 or l2 valuable
SLAVES-also a number to be hired by the
subscriber, living in the county of buckingham
HENRY NELL.
November. 1907. VIII
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FOR SALE,

TINS well nown Estz'e called ABINGDON,
in the unity Of Gloucesser, formerly the
property OF ADDISON Lewis, Esq. containing a.
bout 500 acres Of valuable high and low land.
Much may De said in faUor of tbs estate as TO
neighborhood prospect, health, buildings, enclo.
sures, srafet, quality Of soil, and lis present
state Of cultivation
considerable portion Of the low land & fne
ly sected with barley For ,erms and furthcr
jnforna ion, apply to the Rev. john Ellis IN
Richmond, or 10 William p. Byrd, ESQ. on the
premise. tf Dec L.
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ON Wednesday, the 6rh day of January next,
~ dt fair it no, the next fair day. al the late
Dwelling House of Reuben George. dec in Hen
RICO county, about seven miles below Richmond,
on the stage road leading TO Williamsburg, 20
the highes, bidder, an nine months c,eOit, for
all sums above five dollars, upon the purchasers
giving bond and approved security TO carry in.
&c est from the da!e IL not puHcusll. paid for
ali sums under. cash III be required. The
iOJJS h HOLD u KITCHEN FURNITURE,
Crop Of Corn. Fodder and ShLeLs Stock of e..
very k'ud, Plantation Utensils. valuable par
Gel Of Lumber, such IS Plank u Scanling. At
the Same tire and pace, will be hired, for the
ensuing year, from twenty to twenty-five Me-
GRO&S--thc Land also will be rented and pos
session given Immediately by the
Executor.
Herrco county, Zee. a, 1907. tbs
N. b. All those having claims against the a.
hove mentioned estate, are requested 20 bring
them forward properly authenticated, and those
Indicted, to make immediate pay ment, as no in-
duigenee can be given. Ex'r.
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November, 1907

III a Court Of Quarterly Session, held ,To,.
Cumberland County, the am day efOc-
to6er, 1907.
James Roper, plaintiff In
az INST Chan
Benz. Sims * VIM. Sims, dcfs. Gerry.
THE defendant William, not having
entered his appearance and given secu-
rity according TO law, and the rules ofth;s
court, and i, appearing TO the satisfaction
OF the court that he is not an inhabilant
OF this state; on the motion Of The COM
plainant by his counsel, II is ordered, that
the SAID William do appear here on The
4'h Monday in February next To answer
the complainants' bill, and that the defen.
dant Benjamin do not pay, convey away,
or secure any debt by him owing TO, or
effeets Of the said William in his hands
until the further order or decree of this
court; and that a copy Of this order be
forthwith inserted in one oil the Virginia
Gazettes, for two months successfully,
and published at the front door CT the
courthouse of this county.
a Copy-Teste,
MjWs,- M/ooTco,, -. u
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OVpT = NStOJ
Miller WoOdSon, jr. d. c.
VIRGINIA:


Or a Superior Court of Cb1nceyy holden ar IRE Ca
Piiol in Ricbnond, September 22d, 1907.
William Diuguid and Lucy his wife John NJ
Walker administrator with the will annex ed
OF John Christian, deceased and Joyce Chris
tan widow of the late John Christian, and
James Patteson, plaintiffs.
1gairst
Elizabeth Patesou execu,rix and George Chris
tan executor of Peter Paueson, and Martha
Paueson, Elizabeth M Reynolds, Charles
Patteson, Peggy pa,reson, Polly Paueson, Pc.
Ter faueson, Jenny Patteson, Henry Pa;teson,
Fanny Palteson and Patteson, and
Charles Bacon, son and heir Of Nancy Ba.
con late Nancy Patteson children and heirs at
law of Charles Pattesou deceased and devisees
OF the said Peter Pausson deceased, Mary
Ann Patteson widow Of John Pa.teaon decea.
Sed, Charles Philips and Molly his wife Lev,
is Dawson and Lucy his wife, Samuel p.
Christian and Nancy his wife, Samuel Pate
son and John Patteson infants by the said Sa ,
nHei p. Christian specially assigned their
guardian, heirs of the SAID John PATTI son dc.
ceased, defendants.
Tn this cause on motion Of the plaintiffs by
counsel, the court without now deciding any
Of the matters in controversy IN this SUIT, doth
direa the commissioner 70 whom the accounts
between he parties had been referred, 70 rake
a supplemental report TO the one heretofore re-.
turned by him, in which he will reform the &C
counts as either party may require, or he may
thiRk proper, and also admit any other items of
debit or credit which may be claimed. and report
ms proceedings TO the court with any matters
thought pertinent by himself or required by the
parties; but this order is not to delay the hear
ing Of the cause.
A copy este,
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To the Public.

THE Subscriber, residing in Lynch.
a burg, has commenced the practice
OF Law, IN the Hastings Court of that
Town, the County Courts Of Campbell,
Amherst and Bedford, and the District
Court Of Franklin. Those who may con.
1de their business 10 his care may de-
pend on his attention.
WILLIAM RADFORD.
lYrchburg, Nov. 90, 1907. w4t
HE Stockholders in the BANK
- of VIRGINIA are hereby notified. tina, the
General Meeting, for tho purpose Of ele6ting Di.
,eetors OF the Bank and the several departments
TOT the ensuing year, will be held on Monday the
9Th day Of January next.
John Brockenbrough.
December 10, 1907. wSs
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Notice.

"T'uu concern Of LESUEUR y SAUNDERS.
which has hitherto beeu conducted b. ,hem
jointly, will in future be managed alore by
CuANcHLLoR RI SAOsDEEs, who is fully au.
rhouscd, Tor that purpose. He's alone aulhori.
ssd 10 receive and giant discharges for debts due
them The III stsfe Of health Of John l. Lesueur.
the o,ker patner, being such 40 TO require hun
20 retire 20 the country for some time, in the hope
Of It's Testoration-
John l.. Lesueur.
Chan. III SAUNDERS.
Richmond, Sd Dee 1907. 3w
Tsse.
Tybu Tye1Jerso,
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advertisement.

ITO be SOLD. ~ New-Market in Amherst
J. County, on Thursday, the last day OF Dec.
ncxt. to the highest bidder. SUNDRY pro
PERTY, belonging 10 the Estate of Hector Ca
hep fec. viz about 40 Negroes. several valua-
b1Esctk Horses. about 500 barrels of Corn, 4
$500 bushels OF Oats, large quantity of Fod-
/er, and Sunt.ry other Articles TOO tedious to
Nrnentiou--The sale will coniinne from day 20
day until the whole is sold. The Negroes con-
sist of Men Women Boys and Gir,s, and are
uncomronly likely and valuable; part Of them
will be sold. fer one third Cash, one third in six
months, and one third IN twelve months the
Others will be sold on credit of six and twelve
months. Bond with approved security, will be
required. to carry interest from the date If not
punctualy ptid. and deed in trust on the pro-
petty, to enforce punctual payment.
The Horses, Corn. Oats, Fodder. &c. will be
sold in Lois. to suit purchasers, on a credit of
six and twelve months-Bond with approved sc.
curty to carry interest from the Date if not pune.
rually paid, will be required
Robert Rives, Admir-
OF the estate of Hector cabe.
Nov. 18Th, 1907. 6w
N. B. At the same time and place. the SUBJ
scr;bcr expects TO sell 90 or so Negroes ntofe-
the terms of which will be made known on The
cay.
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X VN away IRON ny residence On ApiH last, a
yeiowi'h g'ey EiLLEY, four years old the
SUMMER Pasti when IN order and clean shrd
might be called by some grey roam She has
been locked bur not branded, has remarkable
long neck very good read and eye, rather
,ohS ~ INC back, short rump, and as wei as
! 'eGoiiee' has white sPo, in The left flank
nearly the size Of dollar, and ve,v po,ed sno,
on ore Ct her legs just above the footlock. |
"'l thank any person for information ,es,,eSi,g
SAD es'ray' aud If at any trouble 10 secure her
Tor me, will reward them well for SO doing
JOHN BOOKER.
Prince Edward county. 4ih Dec 1907 -,
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LAND

In the state of 0hlo-FoT SAFE:
TIM subscriber wishes 70 SELL. 4 valuable
TRACT OF LAND, in the stage Of Ohio,
containing 1000 acres. This tract IS os eA.e.-
lent quality, the subscriber has d erstocd trol
most respectable information. u lies on Deer
creek, branch of the Sciota. about 10 r,i,es
from Chicothe, in well settled neighborhood.
and is very convenient tn The trade of tho Ohio.
He will dispose Of i, foi cash, or on 7 short
credit, for notes aegouabe 4, the Bank OF Viz
sinia or will exchange 1t for property in the
city of Richmond. An unqr'o ionahie title, with
general warranty. will be mace to the purchaser
WIN. Murrosp.
Richmond. Sept. 2t. 1907. If