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Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-11-04
FOR TIC 9lntsiiiasl,tsr.

DEOPLE 81 vEginia, how allimport,nt N.
~ he yolr decision on Mon ynexi- $500
dr. thedestinies IL Amezica Insr d. - ~
rsaiesablY 6xed. " Stop ana Ie1ecll % - -.
tily give youe yutes 70 eilhns qf ~ eaniidsscss
ios The Presidential char. We;GA nd co3i;ie,.
NsiIthe qualities requisite . hi5 8 Won -,
eonfde he helm 81 STATE h thcje pesiln1s iimest
TIE universe b eonyuhsd< -lI6M nrhi. -
ale must b thaul1n who sfeess yoot hark thrns
he sto<m, Janeea MAdisoa }so1s Mo win a.
best intentions would strsAd III 40. re lacks
6rnnGsss he lacks descisicn alfeadS - r.
I'm appalcd BY The tyr1rk of 1faaee- tmemher
III declaration 70 John Randoiph- I. France
wanfs money and must have III such -,
= nj calcaAted 70 rils over ssis--thie 800.
tsodsd gentleSnaA has boo much ~ TIE Ia;Ik AZ
human Endnessin his coinpssitioa d breast IL
sdEHe that beats against tAe r0ck ~ osr iibeftv
and Independents, Was Ii coagest ibr IA
Residsnts - asolkge, be should hAsc ny vc,s !,
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NE u. YORK oEtt,,, 50.

! VI NENsIOKK, brftsff -.
7ae Hste .Ar1sysd Arrived hi.
day the schr. Hope, eapt. Woodward,
last from England, il - days. This
/ vessel bring dispstches from France
and England. Sheleft davre-de.G Grace
the iathult. and proceeded % coues,
where bhe Waited for Mr.. Atwater,
who 6 charged with dispatches from
Mr.. Pinckney % our govssnment and
unlersfand q proceed imnediate-
y % tyvssRinEtchs Itsis Ttmaikabls
that this vessel hss peTfoSmsd her voys
age u - days soiag and p days re-
turning. ~.
We have had an ipiesview with Mr..
Aiwater, the MessenneS, and with u,
intelligeut English gentleman who
came ID the Hope. FT6m both these
gentlemen We learn that De verbal in-
formation by the Richard - not eor-
tect--that France, although 81 A1d
rondemned many Americas vessels
hadnot declared war---shat theFe vas
no prospect ihas Nspoleon Fpuli les
scipd his DEGREES, nor that EnnIAnd
would revoke her oFders ii eoancil--.
and that our affairs abroad are, q kast
ID unpropitious a this moment . thex
have been Cor some months past. Thn1
Ne presume the smbargo viii NOT sooa
be raised and thar The. approaehina
winner. win exhibitr nj .auxr nsuted md
continually anrn,entins sceneofu s.,ch- y
edress throughout os,s coun,ry.. ]. ss5 :,
Rrom EnrIand ue ca, hope Ecr No.
thiu1 favorable wi,hrehard 10 her or.
49, - lonc a. Ne are daliyisr and
tsMsrrire 1ilh bouapavts !; ana 81
~ dispe.iti6 =. Of Bohaparse On de
aub;eet az Ms erees. We have I CON.
yinsies eshibitis =. In the following
lmrof seeent cord slnations !: y -.
81 q Pa,ia 81 Al B \ 4. 81 =
]. sS;n Grace. !. /. inzee. nos,onl, II
PAR 'Ferraio: Victorv. Hopins
pls,.,.o,,h. III. n. 81 Gh.rbo urr !; /.
4 passage II Bpain ysn.
1870. a.. Aurora. 81 Mar laix !.
f.rar,ala k;lev. "a tHoIoank RI.
.;nr sun Buat. Il Arsterdam No,
,bers Pin. :. calais Fame 81 Bo1.
toati. Il Nfsneiiies - Cad6a. Ihcard.
New YORK, as |; George 81 Newpost.
4: conuuet. Mars, 81 Sasannai, q
Iss6sars 70 nl<tiea. Pffotectnr. al rkss
la. q Rotterdam; Mereuiy, Wsssoa
&c New. York, q Dieppsi yame1
! aains. II Dshtirk ! Hslens. clasl, y
By s. such e had valuable = sssgoss. nriG
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The DUKE ofABRANTEs:
A true Copy
A. j. DALRYMPLE,
Captain Military Secretary.

NJ IstEs III * ~ 3s8 - s s{s@, +
Apnra ArFr-oSYiicr, Sept. a6, isos.
Cspt. Halsfead, First Captain To-
the squadron under the command Of
Admiral Sir Charles cotfcn. Hart.
commandsr ID Chief Of his Maiessy's
chips md vessels on the coast Of Por.
tngal, arrived yesterday 1t this ofice,
with dis Stdkts from Ne Admirai To-
the Hon. w. w, Pole, of which the
following are sopiss III Il - e. u,
HIsxRhiA OF The Tagns, Sept. :,
1905, -t.s i
SIR, 3 ss5733
Iasloset herewith, for the inEosinss
tionpE he Eords Commissioners of
the Admiralty, i 4 copy of 4 Con.
.vensions entered into ~ Lie0senani
Col Murray and Gen. Kellernann,s
f0E The evacuStion Of Portugal " ths
French aTmy ;slch convention having
bern ratified by. Lieut.. General Sir
Mew Dalrymple, myself and Inc.
Preach Comuander ID Ghief. nri.:
ltish troops, consisting Of the Sd. and
42d regiments, were on the Sd inst.'
landed 10 occupy the forts Of Cascais
s.. Antopio, Sc. Julico. and. the
Bugio, md no time shall Sc Lost 10
embsrk the. French troops, agreeabIE
b tie siid convepton. sCaptsin Hal
stead, First Captain CeihiS chip and
Captain Of The HHet, who d ths bearer
Of dipafches TO their Lcrdships res.,
pecting the Rpssjan squadzDu, ii In
Tagps, Il II full possessiop Of my
con6dence, and viii Pc able 10 ezplaia
% their Lordships the motives induc-
inE me 70 rafify the convention u
question, u well . rive ny further
informa,ioni Aatniay be thosS Asnecess
saSy. III \. A
hase he honour tobe, DC. I, NJ
(Sigpsd G. CO TTON.
Hon. w. wv. POLE, &c, &c, Re.
= A copy ofths convention inclosed
10 the lsttsr from Sir HsR Dalrynpse.
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lsshtr principal officers of tie FsGnrh
army. % board of sh7s sof war.
Done and concluded at Lisbon, this
sob day IF August, 1908.
(Signed) GEORGE MURRAY.
Courier. Master General.
Z II 81, KELLERMANN,
lie General de Divison.
We, the Duke ofAbrantes, General
ID ehiefo Of the French army, have "a
tilted, and do ratify, the present def
nitive convention, 10 al its articles,
% be execnted accOrdiDg . lis formal
tenor. r
tsigned) The Duke Of ABRAxrIs.
Head. 9aaritts, a Lisbsn, -
she soth Algnsf, 1903.
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ADDITIONAL ARTICLES 10
ths Convention d fhe3oh august. 1soe
Ara. 1 The individuals ID the civil
employnsent Of The army made prison.
ere, elder 81 the british troops, b.
BY the Portuguese in any part Of Por.
stugal, win Be restored, a. i customa-
u, Without exchange. I !
u, The French army shah Be sub
ssisted from liz own magazines up To
the day Of embafkation. The Eafri.
Sons np 70 the day Of The evacuation
Of fhe forresses. The remainder al
Tie magazines shaiibe delivered, over
ID the usual form 70 the Bfitish 20.
vernment, which charges it,elf with
the Subsistence Of the naea and horses
oftAe army from the abovS. mentioned
periods, tin their arrival In France,
under the copditiou Of their being re-.
imbursed BY the French government
for the excess ofths expence beyond
the estimation to be made BY both par
ties, Of the value Of the magaxihes de-.
livcred up %. the British army. The
provisions On board the ships Of war,
in possession Of the French army,
VIII Be taken On account By he Biisish
governments, IL like manner with 1.-THE
rnagsaineain the fortresses. NJ
III. The General commsndisgthe
British troops win take the pecsssasy
measures for re-estahlishinE The free
circulation ofthe means Of suhsistence
between the country and the capital.
Done and concluded u Lisbon, thin
Sosh day Of August, 1908. =. v
Signed) ~ s ". /. ..,.Sy
GEoRGE MURRAY. Y,
+ AZ A. ns,o~,.v. N go, !. fs....e.l Y IT.
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Le General de Diviaiou.

We. the Duke Of Abfxntes, Genes
raj IN Chief 81 the French army, have
rati6sd, and do ratify tie additional
Articles 70 the Conyention, 10 Be az.
ecused according % their form and
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Schs. Hope. Of Philadelphia, Nj.
ting trial ship Aurora, Hall, az porss.
mouth, ". n. cleared.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-01-30
Jan. %.

X NoCH SULLIV IN respectfully informs Ii a,
- customers and the public in general tina; H..
mas just received 4 handsome addition to his Er
h'ef STOCK, which renders his assortment very
complete. Consisting Of Silver Wac and ~.
cry, plated, gilt, morocco < wood Casters nl.t
ed ana brass Cmdlestcks, plated and steel Snmf
iSfs, silver, plated and Britannia Spoons md t.
eues, N1tania and Pewter Te,, Pots and yug,rs
atcfs, ga Trays, Caddes, Spuiler Trays and
nre'o baSkets' Knives and Forks, &c DesE;
n r'' Letter Racks, Marking Types, Pa,el
rol'e-s' inf Stands, waters, SIc.-Raaors, Homes
3dpl!s, BOXES, Brushes, Ha.i-powtler. Bao.,
windsor Soap, Wart Plaster, &c'-Gnns boro.
mons and pocket Pistols, plated ard steel Sr,,r
Powder Horns, Flasks, Shot Bags. Bird Me-
co"F' ioInbiers, spostsmans Knives, patent Cork
screws, Horse fiiegn's, Dog Collars. switch <
chtT W hlPs, Canes with md withou, sncsrs oil,
@." WOOD case Pocket Compasses Ladies' and
HentIeInens' Dressing Cases and Pocket HonIs
IVORY, tortoiseshcll and horn Combs. hcsd 10th
n4' comb, clothes, hearth floor and shoe Brus,,es
lu!, gt'0c ana E;.6o Lamps, plated and pilt hot
Nc 9udeS &c Ivory and bone Chesmen & Boo,
b"ttc Doors, Shuttle Cocks, Elastic Glove Ties
Curriers' S"ApcAders, &c. Pebble and Glass. sill.
YER git, plated, tortoiseshen and steel Specto.
c'es; reading and osdc Glasses, Goggles, &c
STEEL iIalr and leather Cases, gold, silver conf
shell and pearl Buttons, silver and plated fn,nt;
Pens, Pencil Cases, Tooth Picks, Twccsers. &c
IhImbles, Bodkins, Sc wing, laundering. nettino
and knitting Needles, Reaves' Colours &e.-eold
git and steel Chains, Seals and KEYS. with On
assortment OF Watch Materials, sec.ar Tobacco
and smut Boxes, &c. Swords, Bolts. Nots. FRI
ictts, Plumcs, Sashes, Stocks &c. Flutes F;fas
CierInets, Trimpets, French Horns and Drum.
T. sullivan continues to 6Xeoatc orders i'm his
Inc Of profession. Ian. 81 r.fl = ''i'
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patriotism and integrity of the President
t'ce-President and the Congress of the ".
States
"a. Resofsed, That approving ofthe mea-
| Sures which the administration have pursued.
we have seen with regret and indignation.
tnat certain public prints land some of them
aHecung to speak the sentiments of nine
| 'ehths or the citizens OF New-York) have.
stgmatlzed the general government, and at
.rioutcd the measures of security which have
heeh adopted, to the "undue influence and
"intertcrence of one OF the belligerent DOW.
ers. hese not being the sentiments Of the
Republicans OF this city, we feel ourselves
caied upon, by all the ties of honour and duty
to the general government, in Justice to our.
own feelings, and for the information of our.
fellow Republicans elsewhere, to declare, in
'n's explicit and public manner that the
ISLANDERS circulated, of " French Influence"
arc III no wise credited by the Republicans
OF New York but on the contrary, we be-
hcee them to be base and infamous calum-
mes destitute OF the semblanee of truth, and
"hlch nave no othereffect on our minds than
toeHclte q just contempt and adherence of
the authors and propagators.
81. ErsotUcd, AS the sense ofthis meeting.
that the period has arrived when it becomes
the DUTY ut every American citizen to submit
10 all deprlvatlons consequent to the measures
'itii)l)l 10 REDRESS the VlOlat-
ca honour OF our country and therefore, the
cteizenS here assembled, solemnlv pledge
themselves to meet every exigencies which
may result from the measures government
nj ay think proper to adopt, to obtain ample
reParation Tor the past, and security against
future wrongs.
fth. ReS>fVed, That we sincerely svmpa-
thise with oHrf fellow citizens, in this and the
other states, who in common with many of
ourselves 90, and may experience inconvcMi-
ehce, ard IN some instances distress, in con-
sequence OF the present Embargo But when
from intoima,ion publicly and abundantly re-
ccived, 1t appears Chat we had 10 alternative
out choice OF evils, we have no hesitation in
declaring that VIC approve nfthe course Which
government has pursued, and we are ready
to make any sacriiic, in defence of our rights,
or,to aNenge the insults offered to our coun-
try.
5th. ReSolped, That the proceedings of
TINS meeting he published in all the public pa
pcrs printed i'll this city.
l5v ..cr of the meeting,
L WITT CLINTON, Chairman.
JAMES TOWNSEND, Secretary.
Jan. 20.
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TASH SALES.-In pursuance of deed or
~ trust executed by David Ross, esquire, bear
ing date the l9th day Of December, 1905, to Sc.
cure the payment OF fourteen thousand five hun
dred dollars and some arrears of interest due TO
VIM. Il. Giles, esq.
VIII be sold for ready money, az the front door
Si lhe Eagle aYern, IN the city of Richmond, on
Saturday the 2oth dsy Of next month. bet ,yeen
the hours VI twelve and tlfcc o'clock of that day.
tract Of LAND in the county Of Hcnrico, cali,
ed the SEWN PINES containing by estimation
ene thousand acres Also, tract of Land in the
same cornty, on -Four Mile creek, being the same
"ncGonc ol. John Peasants formerly resided, cor
taing y estimation fourhundrcd & sixty acres Al
so, the Norwich Mills, situated in the said conn.
~ OF Htn'ice, together with forty acres of Land
attached thereto, binding On Bailcy's creek and
-Four miie Greek. GEO HAY,
BENZ. HATCHER.
Jenuary %. reptds1
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SALES .A7' AUCTION

an Tuesday. the Cd day of February next, a,
~ the V. Office of the subscriber, will be sold
positively, WITHOUT RESERVE, large and ge-
neral assortment of DRY GOODS-Imported
last fa, consisting of Cloths, Coatings, Rose and
Dufteli Blankets, Casimcres, Hosiery, Kerseys,
Halt Thieks, Negro Cottons, Plains, Checks, Irish
Linen, Brown Hollands, Droghc,las, Irish Sheet
ings, Diapers, Hats, Ca1nbricks, Dimity, Wild
bore, Durants, Manchester Stuffs, Carpets, Seine
Iwine, Tapes, Bobbins, SO. &c. Together with
quantity Of HARDWARE, and great num-
Der of other articles too numerous to be specified
Also, pipe and 3quarter casks old Madeira Wine
and 20 casks Porter.
Terms of sale-For all purchases under S1sC
cash, above S1Co and under $500, 90 days, and
above $500, six months credit Negotiable notes
with approved endorsers win be required.
The sale will be continued from day to day until
che whole quantity is sold.
JAMES BROWN. Jr.
Richmond, 18th Jan. 1903.
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n ALUABLE LANDS.-The SUBSCRIBER 1y;II
sell, Oh credit, or exchange for propertv
m Richmond, or its neighborhood, the following
LANDS, to wits
80 acres in the state Of Kentucky bv survey
bearing date the 10th day ofOctober I5o7. Iyin,,
and being m the district set part for the officers
and soldiers OF the Virginia state line, on Iittlc
Barren river
Also, 1000 acres in Kentuckv. bv surva,, be,,
ing date the 10Th October 1877, likewise lt;nr
IN the district set apart for the officers and sold
ers OF the Virginia state line, on the North side
OF Little River, branch of Cumberland River
Little river "
also, $50 acres Of Land in the county Of Mason,
state OF Virginia on Old Town Creek, about &
mics from Mason courthouse.
mdIsputable titles will be made to The above
ulen'Ioiled Lands and plots ofeach tract may be
seen or application to the subscriber rrs;d;no, ~
Richmond. THOMAS poItANN"5 q"
J"Ih 90 laWtf
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tan. s.

Ohm ALCOCk, informs his friends and the
public at large, that he has just received, and
IS now opening, next door to Mcssrs Prosscr {.
Moneurc's vendue, large assortment of 1fey-
chandf2e, consisting of the following articles -
Carpenters and Joiners Tools, iron and steel
Locks and Hinges, for house work and cabinet
ware. also carry on my Cabinet Mdnpfact0ry,
as usual, adjoining the FIRE insurance office. and
have on hand three thousand dollars worth OF
furniture, finished IN the best workman-like may.
ncr and in the newest fashion Also, Windsor
Chairs. ] will sell all of the above goods, veyy
fo'S tor cash, or good paper at short date
sePe . Iep;G3
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N CTlCE.-Willb be sold to the highest bidder,
atpublic auction, at Matthews courthouse,
on the second Monday in February next, being
known, the TAVERN and other Real Estate of
Mr. Henry Rcspess, decd at the said court
house Consisting of several improved Lots
with about thirty of very fertile land attach
ed 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-
sidencc OF the late William Buckner, Esq. decd.
beng also part the real estate of said Respess
Ihis property is well worth the attention of any
gentleman who wishes to settle himself upon a
good stand for tavern and retail store, the stu
alton beng considered inferior to but few in Vir-
Snia VIII also be sold at private sale, the re-
mainder of the real estate of the said deceased,
consisting of about seven hundred & fifty acres of
Land, commonly called Cow Neck, living betwecn
The waters of Pianktank River & Queens Greek,
& commands ono of the handsomcst 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.
JOHN ID. .9ARVIS, E.'or.
Mdttheu's county, Va.) Jan. %. (ep4t)
HE property advertised for sale on the plan
L tation Of Alex'r Banks, decd on Saturday
ast' was postponed in consequence of the bad
ness OF the day-It will HOW take place on Satur-
day next, the S0th of this month
X. GRAHAM, Ad,n'r
Of the estate, If Il. Banks 1uith the
spW annexed
Januaryi2S retI
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c. COPELAND, I
J. PROSSER s -F"S'es'
Richmond, 10Th JAN 1903 (oav-Is J

TN adle,sx Csyn-y Or, u.
l. Gender, 1907
Mary Calls, Elisabeth Minor, Ann Tomkins.
John Mclaughlin and Mary Overton his wife,
Peter Cosby, George Tiller and Mary his wife.
Go'telainaps-Against John Cosby, David Cos,
Dy' WIN. Harvey and Judy his wife - And
.se s anu foiiy his wife, and - Meriwcather
and Barbary Minor his wife, Defendants.
happening to the satisfaction of the cosrt that
the defendants are not inhabitants Of this Com.
monweaith, not having entered their appearance
ana gwen security according to the act of AS.
sembiy and the rules of this court On motion nf
.he 'on'pianrants by their sounsel. II is ordered,
uiu, the defehdants do appear here at March court
next and answer the Compliments bill. thst :, CON-,
OF thfs order be forth inserted in the Enou;.
rer Tor two months successfully and another post
ed at the front door Of the court house of this
county Copy TIL; MUSE, C. NJ. c.
Jan. ii r0I,re-,i
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NJ Or1CE.--VdLU4BLE PROPERTY 70 r
~ SALE-By virtue of deed of trust from
Abraham Shepherd to the subscribers, dated the
@4th day OF May, 1906, and recorded in the re-
neral court in the month of June ofthe same year,
70 secure the payment ola debt due from the said
Shepherd to Robert Riddcll, and another debt
due from the said Shepherd to Walter Jenkins and
company; will be exposed to sale, by the sub
Scrioers or one OF them, at auction, on Wcdnes-
day the 10th of next month, at the Store. House
OF the said Shepherd, in the County of Fluvanna,
the seven following tracts of LAND, lying in the
county of Fluvanna
No. l. A tract of 40a acres, more or less. be-
ing the same tract ofland whcrcon the said Shep.
nerd now lives, commonly called by him his dwell
ing house tract. On part of this tract there is
a prior incumbrance to David Ross it will be
sold subject to that incumbrance.
NJ. z. tract of 353 acres, more or less, "
ing on BailIngcrs creek of this tract A. Shep-
II, ID bought 207 acres from Wm Pace, and the
residue he bought of Peter Brown
NO. j. tract of 137 acres, more or less, w.
ing on the Kivama river, opposite to Barnerds.
burg, beng the same tract ofland which A Shep-
nerd bought from WIN. and Jas. PAYNE
NO q. A tract of SIS acres, more orless living
on inc south side of the Ryanna river, opposite
to j b. Magrudor's mill being the same tract of
Land whichiA Shepherd bought OF Robert Adams
NO. > tract OF 1874 acres, more or less ly-
ing ia the fork of Ballingcr's creek being tie
same tract of land which A Shepherd bought of
|
David Bullock and Richard Morris
NO o. tract of SO acres, more or less. ad-
! loining No s. being the same tract ofland which
A Shepherd Bought from Samuel Hardcstv
No z. tract Of 172 } acres, more or less.
oeng the same tract whereon the store house OF
a. Shepherd stands, and lying on Mschunk creel: ::
| seven acres and half of this tract A. Shepherd
bought OF Pete: Bernard aid the residue OF tie
tract he bought from William Baliinger
we've months credit will be allowed for one
third OF the purchase money-Two years credit
Tor another third, 3years credit for the other
third except for the tract No 3 for that tract.
between Fifty and sixty pounds must he paid down
Ii, cash. to take up prior incunbrancc TO MIR
Undertake OF Fluvanna county and credit will
be allowed for the residue ofthe purchase money.
inc purchasers must give bond and approved
security for the purchase money, and deed of
trust on the land, to secure the payment. If the
purchasers do not comply with ti,e trims of sale
when the propertyis struck our it viii immedi-
Aosiy be set UP to sale again. and if all the lands
arc not sold the first day. the sale Will be CONT
nucd from day to day until all is sold
| c. COPELAND, !
| I. PROSSER ( trustees
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w ILL be sold to the highest bidder, on the
premises on Friday the 9Th day of Febr,l
on which Cornelius Thomas, late of that copntI
resided, 1t lies about four miles from the town
OF Warminster, and contains 5000 acres. Great.
rpsrt OF 1t is tobacco LAND, equal in quality to a.
ny lAnd in that or any other county in this state
some hne meadow land and plenty of t;mber,
16 t0e.aDe nun on neVer-fdling stream, so Oh
10y acres cieared and in order for cropping. /
WI seb the whole together or in lots to suit pur
ehasers' My terms one fourth in cash. and
me balance IN one, two, and three years Bonds
with approved security, or deed of trust on the
land viii be required. |''e
REUBEN Il. PATERSON.
HHoTney ii Jact for Cornelius Thomas.
Buckingham, Jan. g G1wAws1
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he subscriber has opened an Anctioa c, Ca,,,.
- 3'H'''on Store IN the Eoase opposite Col.
Gamble, ON the cross-sf Get, where Inc ,y;lI re-
eovc and dispose of Soods either at public or pri.
yate sale. Pr
lie has now ON hand, ut Prioate Sale. prime
Msscovado Sugars in hhds and barrels. Loaf S,t.
sar, Coffee, Molasscs, Hollana Gin. French Brar..
dy and Yidonia Wine Pine Apple Cheese, De
yIyokns, and a few cases we'll assorted hoIjo,y
Glass Ware. N n A1-EDc
'''s''"o'u: IAN II, IsCS k9aw3wJ
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TAKE this method Of informing INV distant
4 clients, that have rclinquished the practice
OF Law III the county courts Of Northumberland
nu lancaster, and the district court of Northun.
bcrland and have transferred INV a,y.I,s;,,,."
except IN those cases in which he was onnos.d
TO me, to Stokcly Towies, ESQ. Of Lancaster com.
~ IOUN AfIIIED , 0D''''-
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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-01-30

a DNERTlSEMENT-I shall, petition the
= county Court OF Richmond, the first day Of
IL. court to be held the first Monday in March
next, to stop the road from the fork of the road
near Mrs. Halls, that leads to Nonsny ferry, 10
the FORK that leads from Moore F. Broken.
'roughs Mill, to Westnoreland court house. The
old road passing through MY land bv my old mill
Jan. %. 80
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-01-30
DOMESTIC.
REPUBLICAN, MEETING.

tSt Al general and full meeting Of the
Republicans of the city of New-York, reeu-
larry convened by public notice, at Mart
ling's Long-Room, on Monday evening, Jan.
18th, 1903.
DE WITT CLINTON, Chairman,
JAMES Townsend, Secretary.
The following Resolutions were unanimous
~ passed -
LIST. ReSoipcd, That we retain the most full
aad undiminishsd confidence in the wisdom.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-01-30

n EGROES FOR S-fLE.-By virtue of deed
OF trust executed to us, to secure the pay
oned. due Grief Truly, will certainly be sold for
cash, at Amelia court house, on Monday the 8tb
OF February next, two NEGROES, the property
of Edwin Laud rF0V
TH0S. PERKINSOM) 49,
INO. r. LEIGH, Trustees.
January 90 C2o7g1q,E,1,1.r