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~ could not convict him, unleas the 1sss
timony proved him 10 be guilty. 81 it,
This judicial disbelief Of . probable cirs
cumstance does not Establish wide n.
tesval between common law and eonmon
sense. L i believed 10 this Ssspscs 10
shew their intimate union. !: 1 M Il
The argumens goes 70 this, that tho
paper shall be received and aeted upon @
an aflilavis, not because the oath appears
to have been administered according 90
law, bur because il il probable that Il was
90 administered. . Y M ..st e ,.s ~
This polo. ,e,Gs to have bsen decided
b the sonstitpsion +
The right Of the peorle." says shao
instrumss. 40 Be secure IN their pes.
sois, houses papers and e6scts againso
unreasonableS eafehes and seizures. shall.
nos Be violassd, and no warrants shall
issue but upoap probable cause supported
BY ossh or a6irnation, and particularly
describing the plaeet 70 be searched and
the persons or things 10 be seized H.
The sanse oiseisure b NOT % Be sup.
ported BY . prchabls oath, or IN oath
that Was probably taken, butby oath q.
solusely taken. This oaih must be . le.
gal cath, and Il Il must Be . legal oash.
]. muss legally appeart 20 the court 70 %
30. This proyision b not made for Q
Ensl trisl il i made. for the very ease
now under consideration. Ii the cool
and temperate moments ofrenecsion, I'M
disturbed by .his whislwind Of passion,
with which 10 hose party eonaiets which
most generAlly produce acts or aeeusas
tions ofirsason, the human Judgement h
sometimes ovsfthEown,, the people Of II.
naeriea, have believed tie power even %
commitment sobe capable oftoO much on;
preston in its, execution % be placed
without restriction, even IN the hands Of
the national legislature. Shall Judge
disrekaTd those hatries which the nasion
has. deemed Improper 20 erscti Z Il,
The interest," which the people have
in this prosecq,ion, hal been atased /, hut
il b firmly believed, thar the best and
true inrsrest Of the people 10 20 be found
IN arigid adherence 20 those rules, which
preserve the fairness Of eriminal pross-
eu.iona in every stige.
< II this was . ease to be decided b.
principle alone, the court would certain.
" not reesivs this paper. but If The
poins L settled by desisioAs, they mist
Be CONFIRMED 20. ~ s+.s3S.s3 ri. .s.t
Il has been said 10 Be- seeded Il tha
Supreme Court Of the y. States By I'd.
SniftinO ake aExlavik ~ V1tfk;ua~. -
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-12-24

II DUCATlON-JohN RogEnr,oy resnccI-
- fully informs the public that he viii CONT
nue. to leach in capt. VIM ID. Meriwet theirs neigh
borhood, the English Language grsrnmatically,
the Latin, Greck and French Languages, Ariti,
meuc, the elementary parts of Mathematics, Lo-
SIC, Ethics, History, ancient and modern, and &C.
ography with the use Of the Globes
His fees are 24 dollars Permn,.m first quar-
ter paid in advance. In addition to his prcsen,
number OF scholars, he VIII take seventeen more
lie hopes from lns experience, attention, end ee-
neral success as ateacher TO meet with the cIicou-
ragemcnt OF the Public
Mr. John Watson, who lives very convenient.
viii take to the number of twenty or twenty-five
boarders Dec IL C1awSvt
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20 BE SOIL TO the highest bidder on Tues
dry the twentv-ni1th OF December next;
Tract Of Land in Powhatan COUNTY, about four
Iallcs tom the court house, and two from Peter
VILE church. contining by late survey, 40 acres
there arc many considerable conYcncnces attach
co to the Land, it being in good Tie -hhcrhood
III which are number OF manufacturing an; ecrst
mills is remarkably well wctered, :bourdinr
WITH good springs, and bounded with three bold
streams on tnrec sides, on the smallest of which
streams is large manufacturing mill within 400
yards OF my barn, the soil very good and lies level
On thiS tract are two settlements with rood ORCH
ards CT well selected fruit on each, which NAV be
sold separateiy--1he terms of sale vii; be one
tlird OF the money in hand. ard the other two
ulirdsin )'ir cquai anural payments, Giving bond
and security and q deed of trust on the Lind. TO
secure tie payment. At the same time andplace
viii b sold rs above, the crop of Corn, Fodder
and Oats. the stock OF all kinks, Plantation Uten
sis, household and Kitchen Furniture, one rood
London made Sail, apple and peach Brandy, !.
Quantity ot laie cider, ,vnegar, &c. Cash vii,
De required Tor ah sums upder 20 doIl,rs si,
month credit for ali sums. between twenty and
eighty dollars, and twelve on all SUM. above. eirh
" dollars There will be hired out for one ye,,r
! to commence the first. of January next. 8 or G
Negroes, on the usual terms OF hire, at tie. same
time and place DAVID OWEN
N b. Should the day appointed for the sale Of
eie above property, prove untavour;be, it viii be
continued rom d.y 10 day until sold
Nov. 27. (1awtdsN
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' SHE SUBSCRIBER intends to open School
4 at Mr.. William ID. Taylor's, in the Forks of
Hanover, which viii commence the first day of
January next: Where he will teach youth to read
and We the English & Latin Languages gram
maticalIy, and viii also instruct them in Arithme-
tic and Geography. Mir. TAYLOR will furnish board
for sixteen pupils. The terms for board and tut
ton viii be one hundred dollars per&nnum, 10 be
paid quarterly, if Mr.. TAYLOR furnishes board, bed
and candles, but where the pupil finds his own
bed and candles, q deduction of ten dollars will
he made. The terms Of tuition alone, will be
twenty dollars per annum, to be paid quarterly
P,rtctiar attention will paid to the health and
morals o. such pupils may be entrusted to the
Gaze and instruction Of the subscriber
HENRY ROBINSON
Dec ID. 1sw3w.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-12-24

CTRAYED or Stolen from Richmond, a $o,rei
- HORSE, and a gearing bay c0LT-7He
horse is tc.ea ana branded the left butteek l. T.
10th hind feet Srhite 79ith nsarts q tie co!lar
his nect1he Colt haS gu 'Dhite hairs in his
forehead, l,h hind feet white, and lie c9nStartk,
keeps sph rue horse, they hose be5 ge'eraiLy fed
together. Whoever will taEe thsnt 10 and aeiivey
them next door to tie Swan cV7h, Richmond,
shall receive ten dollars resuard
RichGnona, Dec 10. T5rg4s6
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-12-24

NTifCiEtA.-At a Superior Count OF Ch.ncc.
~ holden at the Capitol, in Richmond, May
1s,, 1907.
Samuel Booker, administrator, with the VIII
annexed Of WIN. Brown, deceased, Paint; IA
gainst J John Scott aud VILLAIN Weir, ID Eq-
LaEfs.
The defendant WIN. Weir. not havinc, entered
his appearance and given security according 10
Che act OF Assembly and the rules of t,i, court.
aud Il appearing TO the satisfaction Of the cou,t,
that he IS not iuhSbitant Of this country, ON
motion II the plaintiff by counsel II is ordered,
chat ulc SAID detcndmt do appear here on the FIRST
day oi TIE next tern and answer the BIN nf the
plaintiff, and that copy of this order be E,,ib.
with inserted III some newspaper published in
tie city Ct Hchnfond for two months s3c.cs>t,c-
!, and posted at the front door OF de Calut,; IN
the sad city
Cory. Teste, PETER TIN5LCY, C.
DEG 1" (id"6NfJ
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-12-24

A NEW TAVERN will be opened at King &
n Queen Court House on the first day Of J.,-
nualy next, by the Subscriber, who has leased Tor
tn.t purpose, the houses belonging to Robert Pol
lard, Esq. (ia which tavern was formerly kept
ard provided himself with every thing neces-
sary for the genteei accommodation of those
VITO may cali on him. The subscriber knowing
that Solicit dle public patronage will not be eff
fective unless he deserves it, pledges himscfthat
nothing shall be wanting to ensure general salts
f. ction ALEX. p. MUSE.
King 5. Queen c. II. Dec. %. (ep6t.)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-12-24

I, school is established in the
~ Forks OF Hanover: at which eight or ten pv-
pts viii BE- received. The price of Lo-sd and tut
ton VIII rot exceed ninety dollars. The Greek,
L atm ard English Languages will be taught. AS
tie institution has been but lately establsllcd it is
not intended TO receive students who are far adj
vanced 1t is situated in q he;,hhy agreeable
neisl,borhOod. For other information enquire at
the Office OF tile EsoUIRER.
Dec. %. - (3tC
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L LEGANT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

L LEGANT ACCOMPLISHMENT
H. ANDsRsc N informs the friends OF his insti-
tuition Tor female improvement, that the exercises
of his school are this Season IN more successful
train than at any former period. With respect to
English Education, his process of instruction is
modelled upon tic latest improvements OF Lind
ley Murray, and its success has far surpassed his
most sansuine aslticipaions. The Schools fer Dan
cinS DrG7eiEg and Nacic SpiH te opened IL .Januu-
~; and new classes to. English Grammar, Geo
graphy and the French Language will be formed
on the FIRST Monday OF that month. Terms, (not
Including the elegant arts above mentioned) 80
dollars per qusrtcr for boarding and tuition; pu-
Pls under IL years old, at half price.
Is. Williamsburg, Dec. %. ISL
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-12-24

\ EMALE EDUCATION will be continued
T. at Mount d,y, the ensuing year, under the di-
rection OF Miss Terrell who will teach Reading,
Writing, Arithmetic, English Grammar and &C.
o6raphy.
The school will be opened on Monday the 18th
January.
Terni--For Board and Tuition, each firnling
her own bedding, s 100 per annuIn, paid quarter
ly IN advance and as provisions will he made in
due time for the reception Of boarders, no tte,tlc-
ton can be made for enteiing boaader after
part Of the first quarter h.a elapsed nor for the
necessary Vacations. HUMPHREY HILL
Caroline, Zee Il. T9S1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-12-24

CEVENTEEN SLirES.-Bv virtue of "a deed
~ of hrst executed to the s'ibacriher, by WI
liam Laurence. in his life time. and admitted To
record III the General Court, at the I,:ne term
leo4, to secure the payment OF sum OF Inonc.g
therein mentioned, due 10 William Fcnwick. will
positively bc sold. at Louisa court house. on the
1lth day of January next, being Louisa court day,
seventeen valuable SLAYES.--Among them are
several house Servants, avery good Siioemaller,
regularly bred TO the nIsiiic.s, good Seanlatless
and 4 good Hostler.-AIso, six Bed, and Fur
;rnre, t'nd' Horses, thirty Hogs, and t>ycny head
OF Catt'e:-i'y the consent of Mr. Fenwics, at
the request OF the, Admir-. of the decd. credi;
OF slN months will DO esiven 10 u~ pnaa -,.rs 81
the Negrnes, upon their executing bonds to the
sniiscei'cr with good security, and likewise giving
him deed OF trust on the Negro or Negroes pm-
Chased, !;,d on real property secure the pune
tiai ;itvinet o. the money whei, it becomes due
the other property viii be sold for ready money.
The subscriber viii convey his title as trustee,
which he believes to be i,,disputable
DAVID BULLOCK
December 70 Tlawt,lsl
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-12-24

4 WISH TO sell thc following Tracts OF Land, &
4 wall make the time to accommodate the Pur
chaSers
1l2 acres in the county of Greenbr.er, on the
Great Ksnewha Road, on Rock Greek, patented
IN name.
152 acres in the same county, lying on Rich
creek, patented in my name.
'1I8 acres in the same county, on the same
creek, patented in my name.
500 acres in kanlwha county, on Gaulcy river,
patented m my name.
1000 acres in the same county, on the same ri
yer, patented 10 my name.
lS49 acres in the same county, on the south side
Of new river, patented my name.
1000 acres IN the same county, on the waters of
Cole river, patented in my name.
5000 aces IN the county Of Monroe, on the wa
ters OF Second and Turkey creek, patented in my
name.
These lands we're taken UP at very carly date,
and from the best information, am induced to be-
iicve, th they are not inferior to any lands in that
pat of tie country. JAMES c. ANTHONY
Richmond, Nov. 81. Gaw4w)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-12-24
From the London "+sEvs," IF 25M oeh
RIGnT OF SEARCH

The Proclamation contained in the Ca
zette Of yesterday sg'ntiEht comedies to the
Americans the right so stcutiy insisted upon
by many cf our pubic writer's, and which in
the unwi'ingness to recognize by oar mipiss
tiers, has nearly precipitatgd US into war
With America
BY referring our reaiers to cur paper Of Au-
gust 9, they will thereby perceive that the
present decision Oil tbs su5jcc. was net lize~
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-12-24

I X conformity With the list section Of article
A IlV, OF the constitution Of the Mutual AS
5Ir.nce Society, against FIRE buildings OF the
State OF Virginia, the Members of the said So
Getty, are hereby notified to attend their annual
GencreI Meeting, to be held at the Capitol, on the
tirst Monday in January next, beng the fourth day
of the said month.
Any Member who doth not attend at the said.
meeting IN person 0r by proxy, will be represent
dby the Member OF the State Legislature of the
coua,y, orthc Senator o.! thc district wherein such
absence resides. LEWIS NJ. RIVALAIN,
Astiag as FriHcipat AGeut III. Il. s.
Genrai Office IT assurance, hicinona, 1oth Nov
1897,
form Of the CreaensieLs to be produced by the
person voting al uic annual meeting by proHy, to
w.ti Subscriber of Mem
Der of The mutual Assurance Society, do hereby
constitute and appoint to attend the an
nu2l General Mrcun.; Of the said Society, TO be
,icil 1t Richmond, Oh the FIRST Monday IN January
next, Us proxy to vote and act on behalf
OH any business, winch may conc before the said
meeting, As tJay rs if personally present.
Il! IcStut2gy whsyegf, have hereunto
set Dlnd aid seal &c dayof 1897.
Test, Nov. 27s (1aw4w.)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-12-24
mo. 68.

t'ire. as Cabinet Council assembled ct a ls,e
hour at the ioicign office, 10 deliberate on their
contents.
49,. eco:t 7. IL We have just seen letters frcn.
E'ito,, which state tha; no French TROOPS had en-
scred SPAN, ANA that none were expected. These
letters are Totally silent tie reported death OF
t;ic king cf SPAN.
Letters from Badaioz furnish the important in
tel gence lbat IN consequence OF an arrangement
concluded between tire Prince Regent and Bona
Parte, the seapotts Of porC.gil are immediately
to be garlisoned s. Spanards I'heventer under
the maine Of the Auxiliary Army OF Portugal.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-12-24

a TEACHER, who can teach The f..,tin and
n French Languages, the English grammati
caily, Arithmetic and Geography, who wishes a
healthy situation in the country, NAV obtain IN adj
vantageous situation upon liberal terms for fur
Their information, any person who wishes employ
ment of that kind is referred to the Editor u the
EHoUrREp. Dec Is rff1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-12-24

NJ ILL BE SOLD; tPubIc auction, on the
w 12tl day of December ncxt, 1T the door OF
the Eaglc-Tavern, niuciv-tWo tao wand, seven
nundiedand thirty acres Of western L4NDS, w.
,,nngin the counties Of Montgomery, Harrison and
kenawha a credit OF one, two, three and four
Years VIII be allowed, Unsatisfactory security shall
be given. SdxUEL GEEENH5W
dchn'onf', Oct. z. (oawtf.)
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Warren, Nov. 8, 1907.

DEAR SIR--It gives me great pleasure TO hear
that you intend to establish yourself at the Green
Springs The situation is an admirable one for q
large school, it has every thing to recommend It,.
From three years intimate acquaintance with you,
have the u:b,,gt confidence yon viii give en-
tire satisfaction to ~ VINO may commit their chil
dren TO your care. For your diligence and anna
bic qualities, and for my opinion OF your capacity
and skl let thc regret Ilecl 1T my sons beng de
prycd Of your instruction vouci. Accept my
most sincere wishes for your success, and assur-
ances that believe your expectations will be full
u ans wered.
am Dear Sir;
With esteem aud regard,
Your humble servant,
W c. NICHOLAS.
Dec. Is lep 7tt.l
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-12-24

n pursuance Of decree in Chanccrv, uade bv
Il the Court OF the u. States for the 5t crcuIt,
IN the district OF Virginia, at the Nov. term, IN
the year 1903, we shall expose To- puhc lucton.
at the time and place hereinafter mentioned
Two TRACTS, i'll the county of Goochlsnd, one.
On Besver Dam Greek, continuing nine hurd, cd
acres, and tic other called L.ttc island contain.
ing ten acres, at Gouchland Court House, on the
court day thereof, on the Sd fionday in Jliiuary
1893 The dover ofthe widow OF VIM Ronald
VIII be first dcductcd and the conditions on Nuch
the said Land are drectedundcr the said decree.
viii appear therein and will be communicated on
the day of sale. The terms OF payment will bc IS
fellows, ono fourth of the purchase money 90 be
pad IN cash, and the remaining three ftntrths IN
tiree equal instruments of Sin, twelve and c,ci,-
tecn months credit In all respects the aforesaid
decree will be pursued.
I'm BERHELE1;1
IO5IAH Ellis, Contntissioue,s
i'm. MINI,
Nov. -. foaw2mN
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-12-24

ME SCEBSCRISER' having purchased the
Il patent-risht OF erecting, using, &c (withn
the greater part of this state southwark of the
bay) one of the truest, best and most expeditions
Nnr!-CGthng Machines that has, ever been intro
dlced into this state, by which much superior
nails are made any person residing within a suf-
Tic tnt distance from this place, who is desirous
OF purchasing such machine, may have one at
The same price that was given BY the subscriber;
and for reasonable consideration may likewise,
possess an exclusive right of working it withn
any such district rs may be agreed Oh.
Richmond, Dec. il, 1867.
At McCails Manufactory on the Basin Of the
Canal, are sold Nails OF a superior quality at the
following price, AND rvhs,~ 10 be il.lL, DsI-
and hoop lion, Nail Rods, &c &c.
F'ROUG HT NILS
dy. Gy. Cents
Spikes, 40, so and 20 nails, I25 per ID.
II nails, 10
10 do. IA
do Il!
CUT Nails G, BRADS
dv. Cents.
"a, 90, - and 10 brads. l. per h.
do III
nails, 121
a do, Is
do 1922 Il C1avtf1
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EUROPE.
NEW YORK, Dec. Is.

NETWORK, Dec. Is.
he brig Peace arrived at this port last evening"
iii 81 days from the Downs
At the same time came up the ship Indian Hun
ter, captain Newman, III % DAYS from Liver
pool having performed her voyage in 90 lays:
81 or winch she lay there in does lid t.@r -s
London papers OF lie 18Th Noyemb-., one tav
Later t.ian or aGYices ~ The Brutus
= he En5sish Government had not issued their.
Proclamation declaring France and her Deepen
dencles IN state OF siege, and prohibiting al
intercourse with diem except directly from a
Brush port 1t not having received me siIrn.-
JuIe OF Tins hina paw IcLJSI rTyJiil i M ~
Der OF Parliament mentions, tnrt it would be
published IN the London Gazette OF tie 18th
II Is calculated, the opposition writers assert,
inevitably to produce temporary suspension
OF British commerce, and probably its run ! and
1t is argued oil the other side, that England is
not at All dependant on commerce, that her ms.
nutactures no source OF national wealth,
and that tle humiliation OF her foreign trade
would not necessarily diminish her strength
The PiOpricty OF tiiis vigorous measure depends
solely ON the accuracy of these maxlrns
The Declaration OF tic King OF England relative
to the Copenhagen expedition has been treated
in tie Official paper OF the French Government
with umisuai vruience. It disavows Eonapalte' I;
intention Of violating the independence OF Den
mark, reproducing such a measure AS 81 sig
nal injustice, that would have been stain on
the Emperor Napoleon in tie eve of postcrity,
whose opinion said to be not indifferent to that
great sovereign i''
Price of stocks, Nov 12ih one O'Clock 2 per
ceat. reduced ~ t--3 per cent. consois % -
Omnlunl !, ) premium.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-12-24

MOULD .CANDLES.-DopcE e Corr,
4vA have on hand MOULD CiNDLES, ofthe
yeiy bestquaEty, which, VIII be sold III order to
close the sales Immediately at 20 cents.
Dec.3 t-- - Ttr1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-12-24

WILLIAM TEMPLE, has received sy li,e
w ship Herscheh trou, Liverpool, and Calpe
from London, an extensive supply of D9ER-
GHiNDIZE,i suitable to The present and. -ap-
ps,achng season, which he will sell low
Oct. 10. .r -. rtfl
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-12-24

IRBY, DRAKE c, TNYLOIt-Havo i;lst
n received b. the late arrivals f.on, Lon,on &
Liverpool in addition TO their Fall Assortment,
bale London superimc Ciorlis and CassimeTcs,
~ do Kendall Cottons, . do. Carpets aud Car
Pet'ng, : boxes A irish Linen, do. Diapers,
Lawns and Sheetinws.
All of which will be sold low for cash or ON a
short credit. Dec Is reptr1
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C,rrs Broot, Nv. 10, 1907.

MY DEAR StR--I have1"aYcd with real plea
sure, your intention e Opening a schoo. "a. t>..rh
ing the dead languages. Although my opinion
TO their utility and ornament may be deemed b,
some absurd, and By others questionable &c;
my reason does not ycld rs Assent 20 any Of The
arguments which 1 have head arJin.t them, and
uutil it does, must be permitted to believe they
arc both useful and ornamental Having FIRE plcni-
" had an opportunity OF icing in your school q
Warren, it is with great sincerity ard truth that
l give my feeble testimony III Favour Of your ~
bty as a teachct, and the excellence Of your
tlod of instruction. When had LIST the pleasure
of seeing you, it seemed 20 be your intention 90
open a school Attic Green Springs do not dunk
you could select a more eligible situation With
best wishes for your success, believe me your
friend. =. CARR.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-12-24

ITO PRINTERS--FOR SALE, on very yea-
L send6ie terms: About $40 vt. of BUR-
SECIS, and 500 of BREVlER The same Type
Oh which the ENQUIRER was lately printed
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-12-24

MI ANCHESTER rURNPIKE COMPANY,
AsK The Directors ofthe Manchester Turnpike
Company vii attend at James Brooks tavern in
the town OF Manchester, on the 3lst. day of this
month, for the purpose Of receiving proposals and
making contracts for keeping the Road in good
repair for one year. Satisfactory security will be
required Of any person who shat! undertake. the
business, and a few horses and carts may be fur
nished by the Directors
JAMES BRANDER, C7erk.
=. Dee. IS. Gept26D.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

,EI VIII be sold at Public Auction,
<-W<&SNs without reserve, on Tuesday the
cyl. NxGASP 2pth inst. the Schooner UNION,
.-a1sse<-S3<sN burthen about 30Ubarres, Wing at
Jon Craddock's wharf
. Likewise, at the dwelling -house Of John Hall,
decd sundry articles of Household Furniture.
Terms made known OH 6oy of sale
III PROSSER G. ly0NCJRE, Aae'rs
Richmond, Dec. II, 1907. Uds.)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-12-24

T OST oft offny pocket or misaid, two BANK
IL NOTES, orc of twenty and one of ten dol
las, at or about u. ]. Burrs Hat and Shoe Store,
in this town, with soins statements of the Peni-
tentidy. Whoever will deliver ne the said notes,
or to MIR. George Miller, saail have the reward CT
ten dollars. WILLIAM RADFORD.
Richmond, Dec. % [2Gl