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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-01-18

tinAea pat; "a 4 witness esn Be allowed Ii
j 10 recur TO notes IN cases whsre detail as
4 10 dates and such Iik : ininusia are nccessa,,
~ 70 establish fact with accuracy.
a eours of enquiry = ID its nature :
preliminary court, and may be succeeded
t by couss cfjudgement. Ii there fore has
no power to ipaict punishment. sor even
70 give opinion IS 10 ,hesguilt orinocccnre
OF the accused, unless specially required so
10 90. If therefore the defendan. now
before this court @ere TO be hereafter
brought before q court martial, the publici-
~ OF the testimony would be a violation OF
the fundamental principles OF justice, which
Gas far as haman nature is capable re.
quires that the mind Of the judges should
be nnipflneroe d By any previous ioforma.
ton on the subject ;--The publicstion OF
matters within the jurisdiction and inpos.
session of a courtIs esteemed contempt
and attachment have issued on the pub 4
ll.hers who being brought before tie coHrs
have been sentenced 70 imprisonment.
4 From The foregoing ills clear that DO
person not member Of tise court, except
she prosecutor and the defendant, can be
allowed to take notes Of the testimony !;
but il may be asked why nas publish the
proceeding daily under the restriction no.
70 note the testimony.
Ia answer to this il may be asked how is
such restriction TO be carried into effect
Once admit the wrier aud the power is 10
his own hands. But how could the best
in,entioredwriIer avoidrunnirg into the tes
,imony. in ie,a'lieg The proceedings,whieh
are made,oftes,imony observations upcnit, 4
,ques,ioos arising out of il & decisions which
would conyeyno idea il unaccompsnlsd by
uWhat then is fhereperteT publish The
mere ordinary forn,a usual 10 all courts
Til. voud nor-be considered by lhe pub.
lie asfworths,he reading il might indeed
excite curiosity bot could never satisfy il,
Besides the foregoing reasons the ceart
are uniformed Ct any precedent N this
or sny ether country where the proceed.
ings Of a court OF inquiry were published
before they were concluded and submitted
20 authority by which the ~coatt was
constituted.
The cour, have therefore decided thatno
person, except he be either prosecutor
OF defendant, can be perrnis,ed 10 take
notes at any Of its sit,ings.
The eours then adjourned TO Friday al
.OA. NJ.
we understand that Messrs, John Ran.
aolpb. Daniel Clarke, and John Rowan,
have beep notified to attend as witnesses
NOTE This decision arose from the
editor of the National Intelllgencer having at
ten. ed the sittings of the court, with the view
of taking down their proceedings and publish
ing them,
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j. Swift,
Hugh Smith,
Aaron HeWes.
James unell.
st
A P P E A LIS.
III Commons Goanea, 18Th San. ] ses

IN conmo. eoaneik, iot! san. 1905.
ORDERED,
THAT the Ceuncil will sit az Court Of
Appeals, on Saturday, the 5eth instant, at the
Council-Chamber, from the hour Of to e
O'Clock, where all persons having appeal. to
make On their assessment will attend, or o.
therwise DC excluded from5a hearing
Test. JAMES M. M.REA, &C.
January ls. dtS0thJan
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IN COMMON COUNCIL,

l6th sanaorY, 1902

IoW7saNaaTy, I63E.
eoRpnRRs,
That the Street-Commissioners be autho.
riscd to contract with Mr.. Joseph II. Mande-
Vile for any manure he may want, and which
can now be furnished.
Ordered, That the 'Street.Commissioner for
the northern district, cause the bridges in the
northern district to be repaired in case they
stand in absolute need of il at present.
dollars and tseventv-6vs cents, beiapproprl-
ated to complete the rapairs Of Wolfe, Wilkes
and Franklin streets.
Test. JAMES M. M'REA, e.~e.
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RAILS WANTED.

The Subscriber wilhes to pur-
chase about two thousand Chestnut or OAK
Rails, to be delivered at his farm on Came,
ron.
ian. Is, Saw.
/ ~'@ 9tAa
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-01-18

81 ne Bssioa Hskl1 remove the seal sfgsy
vernmens from this place, and that befofs
long.
Mr.. Lyon begged the geaslsmso's par.
don; but he had INTENDED 10 say harry
mares.
Mr.. Lewis moved that the conmittse
srise, srepor, progress, and ask leave TO sii
again, for The purpose ct giving i furshes
-eonsideration.
Fruits Of the Embargo. letter from re.
spectacle house in Providence, received by
this mornings mail, says
!" We are sorry FOR the situation Of our
country, and dsplorethe many failures that
have, and must, take place in our ,sea-ports
and commercial cities. We have this cyen-
ing received private adyiees of more than 50
capital failures in the. single town Of Portland,
In the Province of Maine"
We are. told that C.. a.. Rodney, Esquire,
Attorney General of the United States, has
addressed a letter to- john Dickinson, Esq.
Of Delaware, requesting his opinion OF the
ground which Great Britai has taken re-
garding her seamen--and that Mr. Dicken-s
son in his answer, has stated that the ground
which she had taken, was proper.
.ti n T,cIeou
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parIst # $. s' II, $685. "
hna 1.y appeared before me Wr,la am
Personal. ;I,aae of.se circuit court Of the
Crsnch' ss's,l,abia, Dlniel CLARK, esq. who
District o. '., s srornsh the Hoy Esaage-
being solS ,;,bty God, doth depose and say,
bistsof a srssoii,s asasmcntrnade by him un-
khat the l0. d.5 q the HOUSE Of Representatives.
Fer tns regards matters OF his !, own r. know-
DO tar a. and .ofar as regards the mat
~ rs whereof he was an'0fra'a =
.rercs to be true.
ST0rn Dss0 W. CRANCII.
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Is The Committee. appoint-

e. The Committee appoint
cd by the Common Council, fer the relief Of
the Poor, during the Indictment season, in
form their fellow-citizens, that there are. at
this time a lumber of fa1ni les in town suffer-
ing for every necessary ofHfe.
Donations in money, wood, provisions, on
cloathing, will be thankfully received by Mr..
James Harris, Royal-strcet, or themselves.
and distributed according to the best of their
Judgment,
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Jackson.

DIED, on the 9TH instant, of lingering IL
ness. in the SD yearof his age, James Bar
ry, Esq Consul General from the Prince Re-
gent of Portugal to the Eastern States.
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January Is.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-02-04

SKOPOS AIS for carrying the MAILS of the
United States on the following post-roads,
will be received al the General Post Office until
the 18th day of February next
l. From Fredcricksburgh by Orange c. II. Mil
ton and Charlottesville to New-York once a week
Leave Fredericksburg every Wednesday at s
p. ard arrive at Charlottesville or FRIDAY bv 6
Il. m.-Leave Charlottesville at a. IN. and arrive
at New-Yofk by III n. m.--Leave New York eve.
ry Friday at p. m. arrive at Charlottesville by 5
p. IN. and arrive at Fredericksburg OH Sunday by
10 p M
9. From New-York by Wanesboro' to staun-
ton once q week. Leave Staunton every Frday
at a. m. and arrive at New-York by Ii a. M
Leave New-York every Friday at p m and ar
rive at Stanton by 6 D. ~
8. From Richmond by GoocLland G. h. Column
bia, Rising Sun and Milton to Chariot esville once
week. Leave Richmond every Tuesday at / D
~. and arrive at Charlottesville on Thursday by
8 p. ms-Leave charlottesville every Saturday at
5 a. m and arrive at Richmond on Monday by 1
a. m.
4. From Lancaster by Elizabethtown, Middle
town, Harrisburg, Carlisle and Shippensburg to
Chambersburg 3 times a week--Leave Lancaster
every Monday, Wednesday and Friday at D. IN
and arrive at Chambersburg on Tuesday, Thurs.
day and Saturday by Top m--Leaye Chambers.
burg every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at
q. IN. and arrive at Lancaster bv II D. IN
S. From Chanbersburg by M'Connellstown
Bedford, Somerset and Greensburg to Pittsburg
three times week. Leave Chambersbure eve.
ry Monday, Wednesday and Friday at n. m ar.
rive at Somerset on Tuesday, Thursday and Sa.
turday by Up. m. and arrive at Pttsburg on Thurs.
day, Saturday and Tuesday by 10 a. 1n.--Return-
ing, Leave Pittsburg every tuesday, THURSDAY
and Saturday at p. m. and arrive at Chambers.
burg the next Friday, Monday and Wednesda,
by 9p. NJ.
NOTES
1. The contracts for the three first mentioned
routes are to be in operation on the 1st day of A
prll next, and TO continue in force ono ysar Con.
tracts for the two last routes are to be in operati
on on the LIST day Of July next and continue unit
the 3Oth of September 1909
ID. The contractor will be subjected 70 the VI
sual penalties for delays and failures, which will
be specified in The contracts.
GIDEON GRANGER,
Post Master General
General Post fFiee, JAM. l2sw6wl
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-02-04

wash SALES--In pursuance of deed OF
~ trust, executed by David Ross, esquire, bear
ing date the 18th day Of December, 1906, to Sc
cure the payment of fourteen thousand five hun
slred dollars and some arrears Of interest due to
VIM B. Giles, esq
Will be sold for ready money, at the front door
Of the Eagle Tavern, III the city Of Richmond, on
Saturday the Doth day of next month"; between
fhc hours Of twelve and three o'clock Oft day,
q tract of LAND in the county OF Henrico, cali
edthe SEVEN PINES containing by estimation
enc thousand sores: Also, q tract of Land in tho
same county, On Four Mile creek, being the same
uhoreon col John Plcasaats formerly re sided, con-
Sag by estimation four hundred & sixty acres Al
40, the Norwich Mills, situated in the said coun-
" of Henrico, together with forty acres of Land
attached thereto, bnding on Baley's creek and
-Four Mile Greek. GEO HAY,
BENZ. HATCHER
January %. Ieptds1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-02-04

A DVERTISEMENT VIII be sold, 10 the
4 n highest bidder, upon - months credit, on
the iOih day of February, CT f,r if not the next
iair day,) at thc plantation of the late Col. VIM.
Nelson, OF King William. two parcels GLAND +;
one OF an hundred acres more or less, adjoining
tne estate OF Col John TAYLOR, known by the name
OF Horn e!narter-the other of 205 acres, adjoin-
ing Mr.. William West and Mr.. lanes Mcaix,
winch was some years ago bought of 4 Mr. Har-
~ 9hackleford. AT the same time and place will
ne sofa Tor cash, three large imported Stills, very
iitue injured, and large Boiler The admins
traitor being anxious TO pay Oft every just debt a.
Sinst the said estate, earnestly requests the Gre
ul.ors 20 ofing IN their claims authenticated, that
arrangements may be made to satisfy them-thosc
indebted Will please to settle theirs as soon as pos
s41ie-the estate not being in a situation for long
indulgence. CHI ARIES C. PACE
l-.o Admir- with the will annexed or
0l%aWG) Col. VIM Nelson.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-02-04

" 'kGlNIA TO wrr.-At Chanccry O;s-
tr,ct conrt held in the city of WILLIAMSBURG.
the I'd day of November, 1907 g.
. IMAM Moss and Thomas Moss infants by S,-
william Moss administrator of benjamin GTnss
g iS and John, benjamin and Muy Ness
me defendant Benjamin Moss, not having en-.
erred his appearance and given security accordirr.
and it appearing to the satisfaction of ,b co,,r'
that nc IS not an nhabitant of this country. On tb
motion OF the pla intif by their counsel. II i, oy-
aered, that the said defendant do appear here on
the hrst day Of the next term and answer the lii
OF OF the plaintiffs and that copy of this ordar
De forthwith inserted III some neyvspanrr NJ tL,,
city of Richmond for two months s,,,.cce.;.,ai',
and posted at the front door of the former Csl;i'
tol in this city. o' N'l"-
"A Copy. ANTY. ROBINSON, c. c.
% Iaw8wd]
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-02-04

II IRBY, DRAKE G TAYLOR-Have Just
~ received by the late arrivals from London &
Liverpool, in addition to their Fall Assortment,
l bale London superfne Cloths and Cassimeres,
20 do Kendall Cottons, do. Carpets and Car
peting, boxes a. Irish Linen, do. Diapers,
Lawns and Shcetings.
All of which will be sold low for cash or OF a
short credit. Dec IS. Geptfl
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-02-04

w Ill be sold to the highest bidder, on the
premises on Friday the 5th day Of Fcbru
On which Cornelius Thomas. late of th,t COM, y
resided T. 1t lies about four miles from the town
oil WarmmSter, and contains 900 acres, Cre.t.
or part OF 1T IS tobacco land equal in quality TO
ny l'nd III that or any other county in dis state
some me meadow land and plenty of tnbcr,
160 l,'''le MN ON nevcr-iailng stream, 50 or
III acres t cleared and in order for cropping
WIN sell the whole together or in lots to snif n,,-
GiaSefs' MY terms are one fourth in CASH. and
u'e balance IN one, two, and three wears. RonTs
WIN approved security, Oh deed of trust ON the
land will be required " : '''' 0'' 'i'e
REUBEN .. PATTESON.
attorney infact far Cornelius Thomas.
5"''"'' Jan y (iaw.lwT)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-02-04

NOR KENT-Thg Homge ~ =. -.
Il occupied by Mr.. Hezekiab NIosL,t r r,Ien
sanity situated on shockoe H.ll and ycry cGn,.e-
meht Tor the accommodation Of n f,mjiyH-pos.
session may be had on the Sd of March NJ
when MIR. Mosby's time will expire
Richmond, Feb. O. ri -1'i-
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-02-04
T,EN DOLLARS REw4RD-Ran.away


Il from the subscriber OH the 18th of January
last, anegro man named BILLY, sometimes calls
himself Billy Pryor, about feet or 9 inches
high, nearly quite black, between 80 and IS years
Old, remarkable for his pleasing manners when
spoken to, has large scars across his breast, he
has lost of the left hand the finger next to the
small one, he was raised in Philip Burt's family
OF York county, where it is expected he will GO
The above reward will be given to secure him in
jail so that the owner may get him, or note di-
rected to John p. Shields in Richmond, from
whom he was last purchased.
JOHN TONEY.
N. B. BilIy's wife lives in Richmond with Mr..
Myers. Feb. 9 {Stl
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-02-04

xKTTLLIAM TEMPLE, has received by the
w ship Hersohell from Liverpool, and Calpe
from London, an extensive supply Of MEN
an tFDIZE, suitable 10 the present and APP.
Jqplch:ng season, Which be will sell low
OtIiG lG1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-02-04

NJ OTICE-Will be sold to the highest bidder,
~ atpublic auction, at Matthews courthouse,
on the second Monday in February next, being
court day, upon terms that will then be nl2dt.
known, the TAVERN and other Real Esta@ VI
Mr. Henry Respess, decd. at the said coCrt
house Consisting of several improved Lots
with about thirty Of very fertile land attach
cd thereto at the same time and place will be
sold one hundred acres of fertile LAND within
one mile of the courthouse and adjoining the re-
sidcncc of the late William Buckner, Esq. decd.
being also part ofthe real estate of said Respess.
This property is well worth the attention OF any
gentleman who wishes TO settle himself upon i
good stand for tavern and retail store, the stu
alton being considered inferior to but few in Vir-
Sina. VIII also be sold at private sale, the re-
nlainder of the real estate of the said deceased,
consisting of about seven hundred & fifty acres OF
Land, commonly called Cow Neck, lying between
the waters OF Piankitank River & Queens Creek,
& commands of the handsomest prospects in
Virginia. Titles will be made TO the purchasers
of the above property by the subscriber, under
the last will and testament of the deceased
3OHN ID. I-1RVIS, Ex'or.
Matthe7rs county, CHaO fan. %. Ceb4ta)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-02-04

hA ORE CHEAP GOODS-JOHN KING,
Iva again respectfully informs his customers s.
the public, that he has just received, by the late
arrivals from Philadelphia and New-York, gen
erG1 assortment OF Fashionable and Seasonabie
GOODS, which are now opening at his Store,
tue second door below the Eagic-1aycIn where
they may be had upon good terms, for cash,
as at any other place in the City.
November 6. reptc1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-02-04

~ Office is hereby giveH to aH ssh,1, If ., ~
= concern, That Mr. JoHE CHEW OF Urban
ma, IS authorised and empowered by the subscri.
gerS 10 transact any business relative to the h;e
& Co. James Ross & Co Oyerton Cosbv arJ I3y
0e'fse ~ oPf@a JOHN MINOR,
=, 90 JAIIES ROSS.
JSl. -. (1aw4Vl
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-02-04

/. OF PUBLISHED THOMAS RrTcHIE, oPPo-
SITE THE Posr-oFFIcE, AT FIVE DOLLARS
PER ANNUM, PAYABLE IN ADvANcE
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-02-04

s 100000
Subject to a deduction of fifteen per cent.
Tile n,ost caiuabIe Cash Pyrzes j;on, 200 dollars
and nfSDards, TO be determined as toiio1ps:
First drawn number on the first ter days. drawing
each {, 2G0
Ditto ditto on the succeeding ten days',
each 500
Ditto ditto on the succeeding five days',
each 1000
Ditto ditto on the succeeding two days',
each 5000
Ditto ditto on the last days drawing 10, OOO
This Lottery will positively commence draw
ing On the twenty third day Of February next, and
will be completed in % days at intervals, under
the superintendent of Gentlemen appointed by
the Governor, to whom approved security has
been giren for the faithful drawing of the Lotto
ry agreeably to the scheme. The numbering for
the wheels has so farprogressea; under the dlrec-
ton of Mr. James Oellers, to justify fixing the
day OF drawing. The cash prizes will be paid at
the bank in thirty days after the conclusion of the
4 drawing, the Machines and Composition rights
delivered to order, on payment of the deduction
IS above. All prizes must be demanded i'll one
year after the drawing, or they will be considered
as forfeited after that time.
TICKETS nj one dollar and so cents each, to be
had OF VIM. Pritchard and Fitz whylsonn and Pot
ter.
The price of Tickets will advance as the draw
ms progresses.
.Note-rAe purchaser OF helder of every ticket,
Will be entitled to valuable patent right for ma
lnufacturlng Sage, starch, and Hair Powder, from
Potatoes, by process entirely new, besides a
chance of the many valuable cash prizes.
jan a. (epf)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-02-04
C1SH PRIZES

IiI,UVV do. TO consist of machines for o.
pening of-cast worsted &
open wrought woollen clio.
thing into woool valued
at one hundred dolls. each,
(Patent right included) 100000
lii,oVO do. To consist of rights for
manufacturing ornament
al moulaings For dwelling
houses and shipping, valu-
ed at fifty dollars each $4,000
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-02-04

EORSALE--and may be seen at the Eagle
a Tavern ono Of the rnost elegant pair of fidl
bred Bay HopsEs, that has ever been exhibited
in the City Of Richmond-one OF them FIVE and
the other six years old
Feb. 2 n
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-02-04

L NtiNiND 81 ABLE.-rhc sbscrihp-
= takes this method of informing those oe,,
uemeh VINO have CoLrs or other Macs. which
tney WISH Trained, that he has rcnte the stabln.
OF .ha Ball, at the Broad Rock, for the pur,,osn
81 taxing Mays TO train. He fiatters himself
rom ms long experience in the business and the
Paruc"iar attention which will be paid to Horsaq
sent 10 MN to Tram, to give satisfaction TO al,
s.ose gentlemen who may be pleased to cnDIcy
MN: HIS terms for Training are upon the me-
moderate charges and privilege. Gentlemen
VINO send horses, have the privilege OF scndine
every necessary forage &c if they tbnl ,roIe,:
iHr t'ien otherwise they viii be furnished ~
Tile aforementioned rates Those who send bors
CO. VIII please to send a suitable boy with each.
10 take care ot thcm and exercise them wben
1T ~ NOT convenient to send bows, the subscribe,
VIII ehacavor to furnish diem at the. same price
ne giFcs himself Tor them. Ii viii be r-ccas.,,,
10 sen'' suitable clothing, curry comb. brush LI.
ter, saddle and bride, with each horsc. go,
II is not conTenicnt for the owners tn s,,,,,l III
t,iose hecessar1cs, the subscriber will ,,rnrur,.
them On the best terms he can. a. The. ,,,s+ ~
the owner The Stables WI be op.,cd IN, ,hr
hrst OF Fse:1Iary upon The following RLrES.
Gram y tier tOr each hose per week "a -
Fodder foc do =
Boys board do "
MY own attention Tor eac! horse per week d -
Phys;c per dose when necessary g.
Hhoeng and other necessary expenses IN ,,o
'aiu ny ,he owners OF uie horses. The s,,fscr;.
per also pegs leave To inform the public. tb,t h..
1NIckS ana Foxes horseam the most tasty -,l,. and
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-02-04

L LIKENESS OF THE President or rHR UHr-
e. TED STATEs.-The subscriber has ON hand
few copies OF likeness Of the PREstDEvr Of
the United States engraved by himself, which
may be had at his lodgings next door to The Office
Of the Enquirer. St MEMIN.
Richmond Fsbr7Iarv o tQt1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-02-04

TOR SALE, lkel, Mulatto BOY about ~
u years Of age, who is AN excellent Painter
bargain may be had by applying at the Office of
the ESoutRER. Feb. 3 r3t1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-02-04

He SOBSChIBER having p,roI,a.ed tbr
- Patent-right Of erecting, using, &c. with
the greater part of this state southwark of five
pay) ono OF the trucst, best and most exDedit;o,,,
Nail Cutting Machines that has ever been intro
duced INTO this state, by which much superb,
mans n are made; any person residing within n s,if
nc'ehi distance from this place, WHO is desiro,.
OF purchasing such machine, may have. on. Of
the same price that was given by the subscribar
ana Tor reasonable consideration NAV likc,yis,
possess an exclusive right of working il WIN
Richmond, Dec Is, 1907
AT McCalPs Mandatory on the Basin of III,
lanai arc sold Nails of superior qualify. NJ IN,
Following prices and where also is 10 be had bs,
and hoop iron, Methods, &c. Sc. N' o'
WROUGHT NILS
dy. dy. Csat,
Spikes, 40, 30 and 20 nails. I2I nsr II,
- nails, II
10 do. "A
o DO. 145
CUT Nails {, BP6DS
d. Csgt,
"A, 20, IL and 10 b,ass, IL per II.
do ia
nails, I24
do IA
---------3 do II r1awtf
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-02-04

"loH 70 purchase twelve likely MULES
BATTHURST RANDOLPH
go" an 50
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-02-04

ITO PRINTERS--FOR SALE, on very rea-
j sonable terms: About 500 W.T.. OF BUR
GEOIS, md 800 of BREWER; The same Type
on which the ENoutRER was lately printed
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-02-04

THE Auction G. eoAMIssIoN BUSINESS 7viil
~ future be carried on b1the Subscriber in the tene-
me1t Aeyefeere occupied by IayLor G Brovsr, vuhich
rs cell calculated for tie reception Of large qaan-
Aty Of goods. he has o.. hand for sale, 6ofh fo,
eqsh and a eyeoit, large assortment Of GR0CE-
X Is: Aa,on6st sshich arr,
= 2 ,'.os,G Ssa do. AgrlcvA PUN,
Nezv,
Broom and loqr Sugar By the HID. and barrel,
Esperiai, Hsot and loaGIg Tyson Teas,
C1fee, Cogaiac Broi4y,
Peansyiva,na Whisky,
SAT- in sacks,
9 Years oLd ByaSH Vine in hide.
Frst qualify Ma4eird in Pipes, hhds. G Fy casks,
!She,Yy Vine, Grc &c. &c.
lna quantity Of Dry Goods suitable for the season
JA1IES BROWN, .v.
fan s. (1)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-02-04

NCHANCERY.-lhIddleses County Court, De-
L center, 1907.
Mary Calls, Elizabeth Minor Ann Tomkins,
John Mclaughlin and Mary Overton his wife,
Peter Cosby, George Tilicr and Mary his wife,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES John Cosby, David Cos
by, VIM. Harvey and Judy his wife - And