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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-09-21

WILLIAM FIaDLEY, Esq. has declared
himself opposed to the election of Simon
Snyder as governor OF Pennsylvania.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-09-21

TIE sces;,ct ts99toprietion q t5c0 millions.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-10-25
aitia,ipma sorire Current.
fnonREcrhp wEEKLY.l
Electoral Ticker.

,r-HE following Is the Madisonlan Elec
/ toral Ticket, rspublished for the inior
milton Of the citizens OF Virginia. :.
Joseph c odwid, sen. Napsem"pd-
Rcniamln Harrison, Prince George.
Edwa.d Pegtam, sen. DinYiddie.
Richafet Field, Brunswick
Col Tne,ni,s Read, Chario,te.
I,ssoh Eselesion. Amelia.
Hugh Nelson, Aibemarle.
Col Ceo,ge Penn, Patrick.
Phiiip N. Nicholas. Richmond Ctty.
1ucvf, Spencer Rosnc, Hanover.
John Rosne, King William.
no; crit 'f'ayior, Orange.
Eustayus Il. Harner, Fauquier.
Robert n eison, York.
Mann Page, Gloucester.
Richard Barnes, Richmond County.
John T. Brooke, Stafford.
Rueh Holmes, Frederick.
Osborne Sprigg, Hampshire.
lanes Allen, Shenandoah.
Archibald Stuart, Augusta,
Andrew Russell, Washrngton.
Gen. John Preston, Montgomery.
Wiliilu M'Hinley, Ohio.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-10-25

, Northumberland, Thomas ID. Downing, Hi
ram l. Opie and John Ii. Fallin.
Norfolk county, James $. Mathews, Bernard
| Magnien and William G.. Holt.
Northampton, Caleb Fisher, Hezekiah Pitts
| and Lttieton Upshur.
Nouoway, Francis Fitzgerald, Edward
Bland and Peter Randolph, jr.
Ohio, Thomas Evans (merchant, Wheel.
ing) Joseph romhnson and John Morgan.
Orange. Robert +, Moore, James Barbour
aud Esield Cave.
Patrick, Samuel Staples, Gabriel Penn and
William Garter.
EPendleton, Robert Davis, John Slavin and
William M'Cy.
Pittsylvsnia, Isaac Coles, William Tunstall
and Joseph Garter.
Pownatan, Samael Peasants, James Poin-
dexter and 5gedericls Woodsou.
Prince Edward, Peter Johnston, John Pur-
nall and Thonre Green.
Princess Anne, Lemue Cornick, John Read
and William u. Voodlouse.
Prince William, John Bronaugh, James
kempe aud Stephen French.
Prince George, Thomas Cooke, George
Rufiin and Miles Selden, IN.
Randolph, Robert Maxwell, Nicholas Glib
son and John Cu;rence
Richmond county, Peter Rust, Ezekiel Lee
w and Vincent Brennan.
Rcckoridge, James Caruthers, John Ley
burn and Andrew Read.
Rockingham, George Houston, Benjamin
Harris1n aud Dnuel Smith.
Russell, James MsFarlane, Nathan Filing
| ton and Harry Smith.
| Southampton, ,lnes Gee, Griffin Stith and
James Trizvant.
Spottsy wanna, David c. Kerr, Hugh Mer-
CIR and Roberts. Chew.
| Stihord Col. Joan Cooke, Hancock Eu..
STAGE and Travis Daniel
Surry, Nicholas Faulcon James u. Ed.
wards and Charles II Graves.
sussex, Bewam n Wyche, William Mas
seaburg ard Jahn Isrrntt.
Shenandoah, Ph,lp Williams, Jacob Rim
ksr anl William ". DuIanv
| zewell, James 1Aoppson, George Pee
ny md John rhon,pson
/ warwick, William pigres, Thomas Pes.
cud and "a ltliew wills
| Washnstoni Fsttncis Preston, r ebert Pres
ten ana 1e4yry -. lohn'D,xan.
}Ve~stmorsisiti, Alexander2 rler Samuel
( ielng.einan ahdRichard y. Purkcr.
WOOD, ionn S'noSiSy, James q LHi,.ley
! and Thoma 1'ay1nar.
ENVyssS; lshn Nionss9mely, leha s'onger
| York, sVhi,gn howard, samuel Saisld,
] aud ,Pevseu a.saFt.
! Rirh.nnnd citv, ~ xandcr S,aarsleT. Ben.
\ iamin Fate and John n iSou hee
Nersolk Borough, Robert Bfe.Ien, William
lindsay and William Newsuai. IT,.
Williamsburg. James semplc itorert An
derso and .LiItietDu rtzeweli.
( E.ctract from me JbIpnqi.
y DAM. l.. HILTON, Clerk
1 u me ConaeH
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-10-25
Strayed or Stolen,

IRON ihe commons Of Richmond, on Mondl]
II the OOH Augus,, snali chcsout sore
Horse, aboui five yrers old, faur feet ten incao
high O. upwaytr, short th5ugh tolerdbly wc
Formed, inclined 20 be droop fumpet, thssgs h.
hip bones little, las Mad oi h.xen mane 40,
an iadiH reu, hand, bis tail b bbsd come time
past AID anos, grown On, sgnin, uo brand nos
any Wine ab pc him ec'Hecied, eyccpf satdl,
spot ncx' his rigat fhaolicf, if11 aenas'y
was lately .h,d all rounl. .Whreeel vii dei
YES said bore 10 tao subscriber iu t.chm0
shoH ,e Give five 10 lars, and Oh conviction % lh,
thief thirty dolIars-
Robert Davis.
oaobcr 18th, 1903. 1p
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-10-25
At a Cont Of Quarterly

Session, held Cor Fiuvanna eouaty' ,he ga day
of Aagust, 1908.
hDYaham Sscrhesd, fiainuh' In
EoAf.gr Schan
AVE" s'r"A'& and Joshua Sl pssssdan,s. ee.-
~ ME Defendant Jothua Bas'sy, no, havinf
-ac-cd his Appearance AID given security
sccurd,nS . the et, oeassenblY and tic suiea Of
shis eocr5. and il aFrsaring . the safi-tASiea OF
the couyt hat hcis nor "a iuh7biant ot trigccuEi
Try. on Inc mo,ioh OF the plain.ih by his counsel
Il IS ordered, that dIe said defendant BARLEY, Dc
appear here or ne ftar day Of N9veipberterm
next aud soswer theb of the plaintiff and tn
cops of this o,des kt To- tI,Niih nsesiea in som.
nrwspapcr pus, isned IN the city Of l,chmond To-
two Fi1n;hs suecessiyeiy, and posted aSthe iron
uopr VI TIC conrthouse Of this county.
"A rcpy---Teste,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-10-25
IN CouncN, Or.obrr rs, 1903.

In CouHcfl, Ocso6er rs, 1903.
II is advised. that the list Of Commissi-
oners appointed to superintend the election
OF Electors TO choose President aud Vice.
President of the United States, be publish
cd ia the Richmond papers with the fore
going alterations and any persons whose
Names are contained in the said list thus
published, and who have not received heir
commissions, are requested, notwithstand-
ing, Ca ACT, ~ their commissions have been
Issued and forwarded according to law.
ArTacs from she NLnuies.
DAM. l.. HYLTON, Clerk
Of me Council
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-10-25
John 'rimherlake, c. G.
Louisa CountyCourt, Au-

gusS Sth, 1893
WF!iar, Rag'and, Lucy Ragand, Themasl
Pomdczisr and Sarah mis- wife, lac sarah
Rzgian.i. Thomas u Watkins and Anu his
vile. la,r Ann Nagand John Graves and
s7,ry his wife laie Nary Rag and, James
ksiehie aus ileriet; his w.fe, late Henrietta
ayisnd, and Hicholss I. poi0iexier and
Rebeee. l.ia wife. lase Rebecca Rsglapj
Plaintiff
AGAINST
Same osr,oo, Jun aaa'r. with the VII an
nsxcd cf SlriuA Rsglend, dec. William
csoke. James Nslson, lanes Miehie, W'li
an c. rIindexrc'. executor OF warner II.
Brcadce., ceased, OveNon iiaTfs, kd
Dsapa Nay aud. Giizabeth Lawrence aGn'x.
of William, Law encs, dec Thomas Ho ~
dz9, Ihssntou GibSon, Nicholas n trl~etheT,
adgarneii Moro and Jane Miclie, adrn''.
dc bonis l,on w.,h rhc wiIl annezed Of samn
cl Haeiand, dee. John Miehie, William
Cooke aud Ludlow BIanhani, Defendants. }
III appearing 10 the satisfsc,ion al the cou
4 thatthe o;dcrofp publication made 10 tbs oaus'
hss bcsa duly puh'ihcd against the deisndant'
Samuel Oyeuon, jun. admir-, &c. sdwasd Rap
land. Nicholas Mqriwetics asd Barne'i moor
and they Ealing 70 appear and re theit snswei
and give .ccnrty aceor3iHg TO law. the payer :
the biI is ,akea for eSnfesaed, as 70 them, an
the mg,ier hereof 80 docseed accordingly and
consrnt of the oJher defendants, this esnsc Is u
fercd the master cor. MISSIONER 20 audn, sta
and settle the accounts OF Safnue Dveilon, jui
as admir- ofSamuel Ragand. deceased, andsf al
Eepofs thereof 10 court, ~ oEdes 90 anal deere
a copy-@fefre
John Poindexter, {. {.
DY cirtnc ofthe above decree, lanai process
I'D on tte 3Gth VI Sepieolbes nex'J az I.oul'
cour'house, 10 comply wish che caaicn's OF VI
aecrec, q which time the pai'ies may attend
hey please.
Henry Lawrence, M. c.
fuyntf &c NJ 1908.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-10-25
MOtiCc.

A PETITiON will be presented 20 ihe
~ next Ctnaral Assembly, praying that
the land whereof John M'Murry died seiz.
ed, may be sold for the payment Of his just
debts. Wm. OVER TON, Adm'r.
If John M'Murry
Charlotte. Oct u, 1903. 2m
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-05-20

t" The American government has sent
two persons to treat with France and
Great Britain. The Phoenix privateer,
OF this place, spoke to them going into
L'Orient; and brought Philadelphia
papers of the 18th ult. which mention
the circumstance"
" 1t is also said, in other letters from
Guernsey, that by American papers
received there they have been infor-
med, that the Prince Regent of Por-
tugal had arrived at the Brazils.
We have been politely favored
with the following extract of letter,
received in Glasgow this morning.
LONDON, April I, 1908.
A letter is said TO have been re-
ceived by a merchant in this place,
from his brother, an officer under
Sir K. Strachan, and, if genuine, con-
firms the following facts.
That Sir r. Strachan, with eight
sail attacked the Rochefort and Car
thagena squadrons, consisting of 10 sail
OF the line, in Palmas Bay, Majorca /;
tina, he took or destroyed nine sail, at
the expense of his own life, two cap
tains and 1900 killed and wounded.
One of our ships blew up, and one
was sunk by the batteries. 4"
April 8.
No intelligence of any kind has
been received from the Medeterrane-
an since the publication OF our last pa
per; and SO far from having it in
our power to confirm the reports we
then gave, we are sorry to state, that
considerable doubts & even disbelief.
has been thrown on all the accounts,
which we then considered as conclu-
s've, OF an engagement and vic
tory at Majorca. Under the Lon
don head we have laid before our
readers the opinions and reasonings
OF the leading news papers there !;
after a careful examination of the sub
lJect, we can find no evidence of any
action having taken place further
than what is founded on the in
formation of the sailors from Flush
ing; although from the known situa-
ton OF the fleets, we are sanguine in
our hopes of speedily communicating
intelligence, from an official anthoritv,
OF some brilliant achievement.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-05-20

, l certify that the following rova
order has been communicated to tho
Governor pro tempore of the coan.
Gil by II. (. Don Pedro Cevallos, frs.
secretary of state ald Of dispatch.
SIR,
One of the frs: cares of the KING.
our lord, after coming to the throne,
was to inform the emperor of the
French and king of Italy, of this hap
py event; assuring at the same time
his imperial and royal majesty, that
animated by the anne sentiments as
his august father, far from varying in
the smallest particular the political
system with respee to France, he will
endeavor by all possible means, to
draw closer the tiesof amity and strict
alliance, which happily subsists be-
tween Spain and tn: French Empire.
His majesty order me to commune
cate it to you, in orier that by publish
ing 1t in the council, that tribunal
may, In consequence take all the mea-
sures for restoring the public tranquil.
ity in Madrid; and to receive and af
ford the French troops who are pre-
pared enter tina. city, all the assis-
tance they may ned, endeavo ring to
persua de The peoplethat they come as
friends, and with vi.ws useful to the
king and the nation.
His majesty promises himself from
the wisdom Of the council, that feeling
all the lively desires which animate him
to confirm daily, still more, the strict
ties which bind his mdesty to the EN-
peror of the French ard King of Italy.
the council win endeavour by all the
means within their power, to inspire
with the same sentiments all the inha-
bltants of Madrid, God preserve
you, &c.
PEDRO GEVALLOS.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-05-20
LATEST FROM SPAIN.

BY the arrival at New York, of the ship
connecticut, Lovett, in So days from ST..
Lucar' we learn that the Prince of Peace.
the iayorIte of the queen, was 5eiieaded on
the 5lh OF April, after having been expo
sed IN public, loaded with chains, and the
houses of all his officers destroyed-that
Charles the Fourth had addicted his
throne, and his son Fcr1inaod, P,ncr
d'As,uTias, proclaimed king on the 7lh un-
der the title of Ferdinand VII. Bcnapar,e
was expected momenily at Madrid at the
head of so 900 men. ST. Lucar was rigo.
rously biockaded by All English fleet Of 8
or 10 sail of the line. Provisions high
Flour Is Dolls. and on The raise.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-05-20
PEDRO GEVALLOS.
Aranjuez, Goth March 1903.
PHILADELPHIA. MAY 10.

We some weeks since announced the re-
lease OF American vessels in France, car.
RED IN under the Milan dccree-advices
are now in this city corroborating this in.
formation, by the way of Holland.
We also learn hat all the American YES
sells which have entered the ports of Hol..
lant. with American cargoes only have been
admitted, even after having been in Bri..
fish ports, with declaration that all A :
merican vessels would be admitted, with
the exception OF such as had taken the hsS-
aeS of the British government, and the to-
tai exclusion of British productions.
(.9grora.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-05-20
Henry Garrett.
wJt John Poinderfer, elk.

by virtue of a decd of trust exc
cuted to the Subscriber by Iachariab Hall.
viii be sold to the highest bidder for rea /.
dy money at Hallsburg, Chesterfield coun.
~, on Friday the tenth of June next, two
horses, oi1e COW and calf, three feather
beds and furniture, one book case, two "a.
bles, fourt cen chairs, and two carts, or as
much THEREOF as will raise the sum ofthree
hundred I'd eighteen dollars and seventy
seven cents, with interest from the Thrift
eth OF DC tOber 1907, including expenses Of
sale &c. Clue from said 4. Hall to A. Fos-
ter.
:, WIN: DAVIDSON, Trustee.
May 90, 1907. (tds.)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-05-20

nies and public bodies in Brooklyn, and in
this city, are requested to meet at Mart
iing's this evening, at seven O'Clock, to
near the report Of arrangements intended
for the occasion.
BY order of the committee.
JACOB VANDERVORT,
Chairman.
ROBERT TOWNSEND, ir:
s May {, 1903. Secretary.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-05-20

At this time, as well as heretofore, It an.
pears really difficult to say what course Of
national policy could please the opponents
OF the Administration. Some are enemies
OF the Embargo, because they prefer var !,
others because they think we onght ohave
submitted to Great Britain, and concluded
a treaty with her on her own terms. Some
are IN favor of British, and others of a
French alliance. Some think the measures
OF our government too energetic, and others
that they arc not energetic eaoush.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-05-20
VIM. S. Arcner.
May 2o'h, 1903. w,ds

'AkEN up by lsiizlbeih Johnso n through DI-
mel Williams her ovefseer and agent, Lon
lea county OH the Souhanna river (called the
Roundabout), A SORREL MARE, with a
white face, two hind feet white, old shoes all
round her feet grown long and very much broke
hanging name, long % aped tail. appears from
The mark OF collar to have been worked this
sprng' has small sore on the RICH, side Of her
neck, oeeasioned II appears by a collar, no band
10 be discovered has a roach back. lone IA,
rumr and in very good plight, supposed TO he
IL OF IL years old, and about four feet ten in.
ches high, appraised according to law to Twelve
pounds thirteen shiings and four pence, euyren,
money Given under my hand this 2lst day Of
April, 1903. a Copy,
Henry Garrett.
quQy LII,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-05-20
Ertract of letter from Cadsz TO gentle.

Extract Of a letter from C4dz TO gentle.
man in this citp, dated Jf-Tch %.
The PRICE, of Peace has been arrested
and imprisoned; the king has abdicated
his throne, and the Prince Of AsIurias lSas
been proclaimed king, and und n the title
OF Ferdinand The 7th. Bonapar,e is in
Madrid, and has officially announced his
dc .erninatton 10 take posse SION OF Ibis
country, under the title of defending il
from The Englsh. iInciose the proclama-
ton respecting he Prince of Peace.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-05-20
sDsath.

DIED, On Tuesday last, Mrs. LAFo-
REST, the amiable consort of Mr.. .lubtu
Lgf0rest, of this city.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-05-20
Sale of NEGROES.

IN pursuance of deed of trust executed 10 me
by John Ogby OF the county IF Person. North
Carolina, for purpose therein expressed, I shall
on the 9 n OF June next. if fair, if not the neg,
fair day proceed 10 sell, At the ,Aed House in
caswel county m. c 10 the highes, bidder
Tor ready mony, the following slaves to wi, |.
James, Dayy, Tom, Adam. Bob, aud Major, or
as many of them as will be Sufficient 10 answer
the purposes of said deed.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-05-20
PROCLAMATION.

BY royal order, communicated this even
ing, by his eXcellency the Governor Of the
Council pro tempore il has been informed,
( that the King has been pleased to authorize
the Prince of Asturias, chat he proceed a
gSiust Don Manuel Godoy immediately, ac-
cording TO law. And the Council having
been made acquainted with it in the Ho-
tel OF the governor, his ordered it TO be
published as vel as another order whereby
the goods aud effects remaining III The apart
ments which Don Manuel Godoy occup ed
IN this court are declared to belong to the
king.-Io the end that confding IN his jus /.
I tIce, and That OF the council, the city NAV
/ be tranquiliZed, as is expected from its
! loyalty; and that all may immediately re =.
tire to their houses, SO that under no mo.
! tive or preiext the noted fidelity and sub
/ mission of this vicinity may be doubted, nor
| require THIS supIC tribunal to take other
slept.
Madrid, 1911 N1arch, 1903.
THE co UNCIL to the heohie Of madrid.
Nothing ought to take place to change
the public tranquility in The happy mo-
ments of the exaltation of king FerAi..
nand the 9TH TO the throne of Spain. His
loyal subjects have given TO his majesty
very decided proofs of their attachment s.
affection and they ought not to doubt that
the love his majesty processes will be enga-
ged entirely TO promote tire public happi..
ness, and satisfy the wishes of the people
of Madrid.
What IS most important towards thes e
great objects, is public order and that this
may be assured, the Council Aatters itself
that al the subjects and inhabitants of this
faithful city, viii retire to their houses and
preserve the most perfeSt quiet; persua.
ded that they will thus give to his majesty,
" the hrst moments OF his happy reign,
the most certain proof of the sincerity OF
IN cir sentiments and of the vows Of fidelity
which are now heard.
! Madrid, goth March, 1903.
Don Bartholomew Munoz de Tor
res, of the Council of II. NJ. his Sc
cretary, clerk of the most ancien;
chamber and governor Of the eoun-
cil'
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-05-20

MIR Mousse, and Lieut.. Lewis in
The Usage from America, are arrived
at EOrierit. This information is bro't
to.day by letter from Guernsey, da-
ted Goth March, ia these words 49,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-03-22

an attempt 30 dcprcciatc Gov, rnor Ciintons ena-
rsctesso far FROM 1t, would DE one of the frs,
To erect a monument to his services. rcneratc
the aged veteran much as his most ostentati.
Gus admirers, hut would not wound the public
cause to crafty my partially. II this pati.o,
chief, not satisfied with the rewards prescribed
by his country, rorets also that which Mr.. Ma.
dison's popularity has obtained, instead Of re-
Preaching the old warrior with unreasonable am
b!tlon, l would drop tear over his inirInitv
but those who support his high pretcnsion by
the abuse ofothers equally Behaved and respected,
may possibly lead him into paths that Will hurt
his prefermcnt.
The pen Of d,seyicanaI, who, in the commence
Eient OF his essays, prumised degree of candor
and temperance worthy of the subject, has now
become drudge in tie scr,icc If calumne. II
the efforts of the A1lorican Citizen attributed
to their proper sOurce-if suspicious that ave
now aaoat are warranted by fact--if, in truth,
the daring attacks have been levclfcd against
what we have, always respected q, policy and sp.
pa;lded III Practice, Rave emanatcd from tire
head they are ascttbed to; then has the ambition
ct an indi, idual ous,ripped prediction then must
the body politic undergo new purgation, or nou-
ris! new conspiracies already cngcndcrcd. Torn
and frttered as We have been ty the corrupt fac
tons OF E, ,rr and Lewis, we must Reluctantly
suffer another exercise of our patience. If we
are forced To contend from year TO year against
fresh combinations, or else submit to be YANG uis.-
ed, the period is indeed alarming; but you will
not long hesitate between the alternative--Yo u
vii liftupyor voice against this unwaIrantable
oppostion-You win callto mind the high value
of your principles, and the energy with which
you once wrcsted theN from oppression. In a
word, you wilfnot shrink from contest even
with a smiling dccever whom you have hitherto
cherished, however elevated his rank, OF how
ever intoxicated by his inhuence--You will re-
member with conscious pride, that rank and IN
fiuencc are still supported by the favor of the
people, that whenever the masked politician UNI
veil, and shcw face of insult, arrogance or vii
lony, to you it belongs tn strip the ,knave Of his
honors, and cast his rank and influence into the
grave together. 3d.,
ANTICJIS
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-03-22

" ALUABLE LAMBS The subscriber viii
sell, on credit, or exchange for property
in Richmond, or its neiGhborllood, the following
LANDS, to wit: =
so acres in the state of Kentucky BY survey,
bearing date the 10th day of October ITY7. lying
and being in the district set part for the officers
and soldiers Of the Virginia state line, on Little
Barren river. ny
Also, 1000 acres in Kentucky, survey bear
ing date the 10th October 1797, Likewise lying
in the district set apart for the officers and sodi.
ers of the Virginia state line, the North sitir
OF Little River, branch of Cumberland River
and about two and an halsmiles from the mouth OF
Little river. -, ~ -:
Also, $50 acres Of Land in the county Of Mason,
state OF Virginia On Old Town Greek, about s
miles from Mason courthouse. -
Indisputabe titles will be made to the shove
mentioned Lands; and plots of each tract may be
seen on application to the subscriber residing. IL,
Richmond. THOMAS BOHANNAN
Jan. %. 80 = = III 1awtf.1 =
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-03-22

OTICE-7He se5soi6e, once more soliifs
IN GK hose 5vhg Edrs claims against the estate
IT .Jdco6 Wadiii, deceased, late Of Prince Ed
card county, } to bring then, foysarl PROPERTY da-
heaticatea, on o, before the fret dag II Mag next,
in order that a1rangements may Be made for re
payment NJ tie same, 0s His expected that a dis
Irritation |kie asseffs in ne hands If the Exr.
5oW sboytly taie Gsacs- Those who fail to comply
t,ih this reasonable request, may ceyfaiaiy e2bc'
tiis notice plead in bar against hrrt
ZdCH.lRIdH RICE, Ex'y.
Aiatc. -. Cedr3sgG)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-03-22

HERRINGS, &c.-10O barrels Herrngs, SO
II boxes Chocolate, IL pipes French Brandy,
pipes Gin, 1000 W.T.. Seine Twine, wrapping
Iwine, so kegs FF un-Powder, Patent Shut,
40 barrels liver or curriers' Oil, ITO reams sheath
ing Paper, so doz. Spades and Shovels, 8 tors
sheet Iron, 1000 W.T.. sheet Copper g. Copper Bot.
toms, 2 tons German Steel, 2Oton Grind Stones
500 Wedding Hoes, 10000 horse shoe :i1aifs,
Screws and Balls for raising mil stones, Paints
Oil, Putty. and Window Glass, with a large as.
sortmcrt Of Hardware and Ironmongery, for sale
by Dream & FOiLET. ,,
1t the sign If the Anvil, Main Street,
=: Rich,nond 90
March t. (1awtwN 49,