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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-10-04

the general causs--&ad IN October We shan give
a icsy trll-and <s'ong PaA-and ! pa. aI's5e,
thcy D.. A!ro.a.
as our readers in different parts of the union
ere disposed to place some dependence on what
appears on the authority OF this paper, and the
means OF Information possess we TANK 4
now a fair occasion tn say tha,--t is o,u confident
opinion that the svg party of this state viii give
larger vote on the approaching election, than
on any former occasion, and that we shall carry
all tsat we can wish. 10.
WAsHlNcroS, Sept. 81.
The president of the U. 5. is daily expected in
this city.
Mr. Madison will set out for the seat Of gov
esnment to morrow, and may be expected hsre
on Friday evening or Saturday morning next.
The Secretary of the Navy will be here on
Monday .... Monitor.
We learn by gentleman who arrived here IN
the ship Dispatch from La Vera Cruz, that the
corporation OF Mexico. has offered FOURIEEN
MILLIONS OF DOLLARS, as Il present tn
the Patriots of Spain, to enable them, the mere
eifcctualiy to carry on the war against F..nce..'
| ~. T. Gas.
EoRTpLg, Sept. %.
| The French from Caudaloupe landed 600 men
on the isi!nld of Margalante, and got possession
OF part OF that island, but on the 4tn Of Sept ii
was retaker by the British, and those men made
prisoners
| Our informant says, flour at Grenada, St. Vim
cents, Antigua and st Kits, plenty at 20 dollars
and allowed to- be exported to a British Island.
| The French privateers capture all American
vessels bound to British port.-~Ledser.
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SALEM SEPT. 20.

oALEMs NSct. ~.
DISTRICT COURT.--At Length, Il most
serious and solemn question has arisen IN
der the Eaal,argo Laws, and is brought into
discussion before Judica,ure coIpctcns TO
pronounce question whether the
Congress and President have a right DY TEX
CONSTITUTION FOREVER toprohibit COM
mercse to the people of the United States: in
other " ortls, whetherth late Embargo Acts,
us they are strangely called, arc eoastitafi-
onui In the case Of the United States ger
sus The brig William, now trying before the
District Court in this town, the counsel for
the claimant have made the UNCONSTI-
TUTIONALlTY of those acts one of the
points in their cause: The argument on
this point was begun yesterday by Mr.. Pres
colt. in ar able speech, a,l will be closed, as
we understand, by Mr.. Dexter, on the same
side, this day! We hope to be enabled to
lay a report of the argument before our rea-
ders.
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L9W INrTELLIGENCE.

IN THE UouRT or vifaNrrRT FOR THE
RICHMOND DIsTRiCT.
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Cordova, July %.
NEw-YnRr Sent &C

-, NEW-Y DIRK, sept. 90.
The ship Elizabeth, captain Rhea, arrived
at this port yesterday, in 40 days from Lon
donderry; and captain Il. has politely favor
cd the Editor of the Mercantile Advertiser
with Irish papers TO the 9Th of August, and
London papers of the Sd, which are .ix DAYS
l-ter t'iun any previous advices from that
quarter. The intelligence they contain re-
lates principally to the successes or defeat OF
the Spanish patriots, and to the great ar
maments fitting out in England for their as
sistancc; our selections, therer,re, are from
necess.'y almost wholly confined to these
subjects.
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The session stir continues--We mentioned in
our last tha, the argument On the unconsttution-
atty OF the Embargo Laws had been begun by
Mr. Prescott On TUESDAY morning Mr.. Dex-
ter followed on the same SIDE. IN the afternoon
Mr. Francis Blcke, and On wednesday mornn.
Mr.. George Blake, on thc part of the govern
ment. In the afternoon Mr.. Prescott answered
to such new matter as had peen introduced by
the Attorney for the government who, IN reply
again to Mr. Prescott, closed the argument. II
NOW remains FOR the Judge TO give his opinion.
During this long discussiol, tie hall was crowd
ed, and the anxious assembly listened with the
most profound attention to. the arguments. in
which great knowledge, ingenuity and eloquence
were displayed,
we had intended TO have given in our paper,
view of arguments on eitiS import MT
question but, from their length, have concluded
to publish them more fully in pamphlet, as soon
as the matter Cas-, DC arranged.
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tinguished-even personal feuds are Forgotten n
sae general and in October VIC shall gave
ia icsS trA-and s:rorsg P4!f-and a fall a.seSe.
tlry -. 4 .yor1.
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BALTIMORE, Sept IS.
The Information we published on Monday
respecting the meeting OF the Heads OF De-
partment 1T Washington on Monday next,
and the probability of the embargo being
removed in consequence of dispatches which
are expected to be received bv the St. Mi
chael, is attempted to be imposed upon the
publ By Messrs. Hewes and Wagner as an
clecticreeriEg artifcc. We asSui+. these
gentlemen, that however questionable their
reracity is held in .ublic estimation we do
not staid on similar ground. The editor of
the American is not in the habit of originat-
ing articles Of intelligence for which he has
not the strongest grounds to support their We
racity, whatever may be the habits of Mr..
Hewes and MIR. Wagner, to the contrary
notwithstanding. Our information is from a
correct source, and orr readers may form
some idea Of its veracity, independent of the
editors authority, from concurrinE circurn-
Stances: The various extracts Of letters re-
oeived IN the Z. $. and paragraphs in Lon
con papers CO.. oDorate it.. Another strong
ccncurring circumstance is, that the ST. Mi
Cuocl is TO retdrn to France from England
PRIOR to her sailing to America, q permission
not granted 90 The dispatch vessels which
preceded hcr: At any rae our readers are
assured. nat il is net " IN e'sctioneering
trick"--The information came rom a Guar
frv b:rJT3, recys~ta!I. F,vs7.tl>s,
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Pennsylvania, always most active snI decisive
at cri is--never divided bat when general dan.
g'ris not aDprlherds and cvcr united ,ybcn
exEsacy calls-~ll give !" October, sacceb!ne
voig Local ani,no5i.ies and ieal,usics are e.
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HARLEM, July %.

According to letters from Paris, the Prize
Court has condemned the American vessels,
the Mercury and John Adams. capt. T.. X.
bangs. with their cargoes bound from Phi
,adeiPhia to this plac.7.
A letter from Copenhagen ofthe 9th, states
the condemnation by the Prize Court there,
OF the American ship the Margaret. from
Baltimore, with cargoof sugar and coffee,
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From irish and FagHah hnf.eys ,lcsfpcd at
The C6icc II 'he DIercanfiie .4dyerfiser
By tie ahih EH=a5cth

fTcH iTtSh ana E7$H8h fiHf:erS TtCEfUcd at
The C5icc II ne 1fercaniiie .4dyerfisey
by the ahih EH@djckh.
LoNDoN, July so.
ETtrGct .fj-coi The Porlo Jou5nai, :" THc
Loyal PorfRSncSe pOtto, 18Th July.
Marie, June %.
"Within these few days 90 carts laden
with wounded FrenChmen arrived in this CT
ty, in consequence Of tn. insurrcction in IN
ddlusia. Castanos has Q 600 regular Spa
nish trJops and 5000 English From Gil
b-aitar every assistance has been afforded
al. the Drocl nations have been circulated in
Spanish ard French.
"fhe marquis of Tanavercs, who conman-
ed the cavalry under EchaVarria, has been
sentenced TO DC shot for diso1edienoc of or
ders.
The retreat Of Moneys army has been
completely cut off Ger. Lefebvrc'. army.
composed Of ! / 90 men was completely ront-
lea BY Palafo% some corps Of Catalahs arriy-
LED IN True todstingdish themselves. Murat
is Certifying hims-.fin the pradoj every thin,,
announces MS attempt to retreat
" Ehc brave Orlcadicr General u. Jo1quin
i1kc has beea pron1,cd 20 the rank of Lieu
tenant CelecH.
" Inc mouenrul silence Of Bsycprc an
nouncc5 the diEcul: situatian 81 the great
,Enpcror"
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We learn that Tsos. GHoLzox, IT, ESQ. IS e.
Iected 20 ConPrcss from III district composed Of
thc coupties Of Meckienburg, Lunenburc and
Ieunswick. in Che room Of Doct. Io1V Cur
boz r. whosc III stat. u health compelled him
to resign Petersburg Int.
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He fnrher ads, that On the day o. h,s
departure 1t was understooQ at Madrid, that
the out posts Of the army of Eschardaria
were within four leagues of the enemy, and
that he demanded A., 900 nations Tor his ar
mystrom the inhabit ants of Ocana and Atan-
juez. and that in Nindrid the command was
exercised by Savary and Grouchy. The I'M
dividuai from whom we have this in formati-
on is Don Luis Quirssa, chief officer of the,
Provincial Contadoria, of i,nown integrity.
PARIs. July IS.
The grand Duke of Berg passed through
Lolrdc on the night o, the 18th, to take the
benefit oe the waters of Cranterets. The
Grand Clutches Of Berg is shortly expect
ed here, Oh her return from Bayonne.
The report is spread at Strasburgh, that
his majesty the Emperor W i'll shortly arrive
there Fresh depots of troops were daily
arriving there, and were training and excr-
cising.
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SEPTEMBER TERM, 1908.

NIaprs g.. NI~---
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We received this morning private letters
and papers from Cporto to tie 29th uit
Sir Arthur Wellesley and the expedition
were off Oporto OH the 24tli--he landed and
paid his respects 10 the Bishop-aftt.r which
he rc-embarsed in the morning Of the 25th.
As the wind Blew strong from the Northward
al that clv, the feet vas soon out of 81 ytt
and it was expected they would be before
Figueira on the morning Of the 26th Sir Ar
thur was Himself to PROCEED first to the Taeus
in the Crocodile, and then return to Fieneira.
There IS the best reason TO believe that the
Patriots wiii not be attacked by Loison or La
borde, before the landing Of orr troops. Por-
tugucse regiments were marching daily from
TIE north nfPoitugal towards Lisbon Con
hdent expectations are entertained of The
captHrc Of Junat and hs army and nothing.
say our letters could esaal the Joy and graft
tude Of the Portuguese, when they san our
tiret OF transports arrive off the coast and
knew them to be destined to assist in rescuz
ing them from the tyranny Of France.
Sir Thomas Dyer arrived in town yester-
day evening, and Immediately had q confer
cncc With lis najesty,s ministers.
There has been no second battle between
Cuesta and the French: nothing beyond af-
fairs of out-posts.--Sir II omas saws, he was
present III the memorable action OF Cocsta.
and he speaks with the highest applause of
the impetunsity of the Spanish attach
Though undiYciplincd & irregular. their fury
was irresistible. lie saw French regimts.
Literally moved down But at the saitie time
the Gre d tie french, their order :, 1uics
meas, were most efectpal, and the havoc was
dreadful.
\ Go,tcrburgh mai! arrived last night -
Since the gorious burst Of patriot;stn IN
S1'aiu. tie wac in Fiuland has ceased 20 &C.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-09-19
NOTICE.

The subscriber meaning to decline the DRY
Good business offers for sale, his entire otock
on hand, a gerry choice assortment q hOoDo'
ADAPTED to the present and approaching SEE
sons The terms low, and the credit hoe7
raj, for approved paper.
An those indebted to me by open accounts
are respectfully requested, II not co've'lis,.
now ~ nav. to come forward and adjust the
same by note.
Tbose indebted to the late concern Of Ben
nett and Watts, are informed, that III cons
queace of the death OF MIR. Waffs' no lur'he''
indulgence can be given. after the hsse OF ia
nuary ensuing-s,lits will then be otaeSea ~,
diserirninatcly against al who may net a''e1'a
TO this notice.
Charles Bennett.
September Ia coo"
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George Birch,

Kng-sfreet, four doors above che Indian Queen
sovern,
Informs the ladies and gentlemen OF Alex
andria, that he has now commenced teaching
DRAWING by the quarter, and he hopes
from The ability he possesses In that accom-
plished art, he will meet with liberal en-
couragemcnt. :.
Tsrns as tollors
Three times week--one hour and thirty
Eve minutes each lesson.
To be seven dollars per quarter-and, it
wsited on at their houses, TO be eight doll
lars.
September Is. CO.
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~ LOTTERY oPFICE.
SCHEME or n LOTTERY,
FOR THE
.I7NIVERSALIST CHURCH,

AUTHORIZED by an act OF the genera 40
semhI, Of the state ofPennsylyania, passed the
first day of February, 1903. o,.o
,f \ : GOO I3OiiaTS Is lo,OOo
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ron PUBLISHING BY sUHs:R1sr.H:
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ENTITLED,
THE MANUAL
OF THE
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IN TWO PARTS !,
L. FrcncA 81 English--2. EngAsh q F'e'''"
CONTAINING,
/. All the words in general use, occas, ~
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9. An extensive collection OF new Wofus
In every art, science and trade.
5. The pronunciation of every word' as
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S. A dictionary of French synonymes'
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r. An alphabetical list of the most iamlliaf
proper and christian names ana o'the
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&. The difficulties of the French language
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9. A complete treatise ON French poetry
10. The chief English idioms.
III. A treatise on the English PARTICLES &C.
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BY N. Or. DUFlEF,
.a,ahor of Nature Displayed in Her mode Of
seacaulg !ausuage to man, atlfshed 10 the
FrencA language. Jc-
The Grst book of amazon Is the dictionary
Of their own language.
VoLNEY.

I. 1t shall be printed on fine paper, IN two
handsome large l2,no volumes, upon a
Z. beautiful type, called nonpareil, cast for
the purpose, by Messrs. Binney and 10
MADISON. II his type, although s'aall, is, by
its neatness ana elegance, extremely CRATE
ful 10 the eyes. The work will issue from
the press of T. and G.. Palmer, who have
already been so eneinently distinguished by
the greatest accuracy and taste in their
profession, md thorough knowledge OF
the French and English languages.
III. Price, to subscribers, for the two volumes
in boards, neatly lettered, Ave dollars, to be
paid on the delivery of the whole work. BY
gentlemen, however, wishing TO have the
frst volume before the second, 1t may be
received upon paying the full amount OF
the subscription for both volumes.
e-F Subscriptions received by K.
CRAY.
May %.
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JAMES BACON,

.5ehis GRocERy SToRE, on KiAs srHt, sa
r-ccdveG m cdd;tionto his former s'sf&
4 ffelh Supply of Genuine ArtlcIs'h
the Grocery Line
Which makes his assortment complete
re nogp cGerayf2r &ate, on his usu! !ss 'frFs
Muicoy2do Sugars, ofvasous qA
Et;-.r
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ar Good endorsed. notes, at 90 days, WIN
be .aken in payment for tickets, and cash CIV.
en- for prizes the day after they are drawn q
the usual discount
philadeiphia, September l6. eoot
L0wralou and fou1e,
Have received per schooner Hazard and 'or
Sale,
200 casks Lime
40 barrels No. and Mess Beef
10 do. 1osA
10 do. Sugar
90 do. Coffee
90 bags do.
40 boxes Dipt Candies
90 do. Soap
90 dozen Claret
d Trunks ladies' Kid and Morocco
Slippers
trunk mems coarse Shoes.
September l6. saw
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Su65eet TO q deducA0n Of Is Per ct7t.
This Lottery offers one of the best oppor-
tanities for adyenturers, that may ever occur
again, as all the large prizes are in the wheel
and Only fourteen days to draw--and tickets at
the lew price of dollars, but will soon advance
to 5.
N. B. All the above Lotteries will be finish
ed this fall. Persons wishing 10 become adj
yeaturers shall receive the greatest encour-
agement at this Office. Letters, post paid, en-
closing bank notes Of any state, shall be punc-
tpailg attended to, directed to No. 50, Chesnut-
street.
r. II. Hughes.
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1850 Tickets at 10; dollars, oco
Subject to & deduction Qt.lJ7een her cent.
For the convenience ofthe pubic, half tick
cts will be provided by the managers, and
signed as the whole tickets.
Prizes payable in cash al the bank Of the y.
States, on the meet day af1er each drnsring day
The whole Lottery will be drawn in fonr
teen dr9Wing days; and to save expence, on'Y
as many numbers will be drawn as there az
prizes the residue will of course De blanks
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TO RENT,

A three story Brick House and Lot, well
calculated for business and the accommodate
on of family, situate at the corner of Prince
and Washington streets, in an airy healthy
part of the town.--Posscssion given on the
FIRST day of August ncxt.-Apply to PhiEf
1sftiefs.
Edmund Denney.
July II. sod
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IOHN c.. LADD,
May o..

Has FsR SALE,
60 bales German Linens, coniait
ing of brown and white Rolls, haXen Osna-
ssburghs, hempen Ticklenburghs, Burlaps, aad
Checks and Stripes.
1000 pieces Nankeen
Russia Sheeting and Duck
| bale Writing Paper
SO bags eli black Pepper OF the best qua
lity, and will be sold very low
Sugars and Coffee
40 hhds Molasses
pipe port Wine
10 do Holland Gin
Go. French Brandy
do jamaica ssnlrits.
A quantity of soal Leather, Shoes, Sper
nnaciu and Tallow Candles, Cheese, &c. &c.
April z.
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Iofeph Mandeville

JoGeph Mandeville
ceRNz3 or kIsc and iAlsy4x sss,.
.ALExANsRIA: .''
HAS FOR SALE,
An ailortment Of Wine, i
ouoRs, GROCERIES. g. :
Consisting of ~
MADEIRA1
! ! ! !. wy
Port
TeneriGe &
Corsica
Old St. Estephe Medoe laret, IN
one dozen
A few dozen fine old frontinac
Ditto do. best wine bitten
Jamaica and West-india rum
New-England do.
Cogniac, Bordeaux and Naples bran.
Holland and country gin
Schiedam gin in cases
Irish whlskey, very old
70 barrels Pennsylvania rye 81,
Cider in barrels
White wine and Cider vinegar
Florence oil in TASKS
9 hegsheads HAVANA honey
Is 40. choice retailing lAoIas.,
Cunpowder
Imperial
Hyson TFAc
Young Tyson n r,.s
. Hyson-SEin and y S''@ 'Aaay
Souchong
Muscovado sugars, different quaiiies
Bengal white do.
Loaf and lump sugars, PHILADELPHIA, Ri
timore and Alexandra.
Leipcr's, CARROTS, and Hamilton's snus
in bottles and bladders.
Macuba and rapce do.
Cloycr-seed, PENN warramtd)
Mace; nutmegs; cloves cassia; pins'
to; pepper; ginger, race and ground; C.g
ennc pepper; rehned sait-pctre.
Coffee; chocolate +; rice pearl larly;
London and Philadelphia mustard hssi
salt; starch; fig blue; Aotant indigo; GG.
gia and Tennessee cotton; fax; wool; M.
der; copperas alum; birthstone; chalk,
pipes III boxes; wrapping paper and twin !;
traces; bed cords; leading lines; demlJO
Gin cases; patent shot; brandywine sunpm
der; Harvey's gunpowder, the only reah
tish Battle powder from + to treble scala
chewing tobacco; best Havanna segar.
Muscatel and bloom raisins in boxes
Sun raisins in casks.
Larte curraats; prunss soft sheIsd ~
monds.
A few boxes excellent pickles each ore
dozen BEETLES assorted capers, olives anu al
choWes, for sale By the bcx.
A quantity Of clean good alum salt sh'aa'
Tor the fishery, &c. sc.
y,
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a. Printing in its various brs' ~
executed with accuracy and dsSpa's'
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RUSTLE7ION S, SNLITHFLELD.
RNPIKE ROAD CO M P A n Y

Scheme on an Improved Plan,
ENTIRELY DIFFERENT FROM ANY OTHER.
HENRY PRAT7, Esq Presilrnt.
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And a proportionate number OF smaller
prizes. Tickets 8 dollars.
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l2,46o Tickets at $40 l24,6oo 1852
sulieet 10 a deduction Of IS he, cent.
Tickets at Sll
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THE SECOND CLASS
sYAYE OF THE WHEEL.
OF THE

OF THE
NOL r TRINITY CHURCH LOTTERY.
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DoAars+reWafd.

e SCAPED out of the Jail Of Berke-
L. ley County, or the evening of the
gsth December, a man by the name of
Fiekding Louis, about FIVE feet six or
eight inches high,stou made, ola very
dark complexion, black eyes, a down
look, and a scar on his left temple had
On when he went away. a blue rounda-
bout and linen trowsers, but it is pro-
babe he has changed his cloths. and it is
saPposedhe will make towards the south
ward as he has. relations in South Caroli-
ma; he was committed for having stabbed
man so that his bowels were let out,
and otherwise scarrifying him about the
THROAT and face with a knife.
Atso, another man by the name of
Leu AUstia, about FIVE feet FIVE or seven
inches high, slender made, one eye ell
Their blue or gray, and the other bind,
with green patch over it, tyed hair,
had on when he went aysay,a dark green
cloth coat, and cosded paataioous, he
was committed for FELONY. Whoso.-
yer takes up die said Fielding Leuis and
J. returns him to the said Jail, shall re.
Ssise thirty dollars, and for the said
~Lsoi Austin, fifteen. dollars reward, paid
BY me ~a-- F5-t%-,tEh
r MOSES COLLINS, 7ulS,.
January j, tsos. e - :
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Notice is be'7'.Iy Siv.n ;

TO all persons in Berkeley County.
Virginia. that are or were indebs-
ed to me, which l have assigned to Wal
ter Turner, not to pay Him or his agents,
any money as aforesaid, that they have
not paid, for they in justice are 10, hi,
property, as I have lately found a dis
charge from him and his wife for the
consideration for which the bond, were
assigned ON Maj. John Robinson and
MIR" Robert Christy, and the other az
slgnments were made for him to collect
the money for me E.; I had lost the receipt,
as aforesaid, and was not able TO prov.
the contents, and he came from Chilli
Gothic and tormented me when | was in
confusion, so that / consented to assign
them to him {; but since I have founI,t
have applied to him to release the claim
and to aaend our answers before the
trial OF the suit ia Berkeley, in which
said debts are contested, but he stillre-
fuses.
ROBERT WILCOX.
November IS, 1907.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-01-08

NEARLY two years have elapsed
~ SINCE the dissolution Of the part
nershiP of M9rro,o 81 B,Ouun, during
which time I have anxlously been wait.
ing for those persons indebted to said
concern to come forward and discharge
their respective accounts, in which /
have been disappointed-i now request
all those indebted 5 said or 10
myself in any MANNER whatever, to make
immediate payment to Mr.. Robert Wor.
Ellington, whom | have authorised to re.
eeive the same-Those who neglect at
tending to this notice, within a short
time, must calculate upon suits being
commenced, as it rs impossible to give
any longer indulgence.
JOHN MORROW.
&ephsrd's. Tayu, NOp. 81, 1907.