The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-09-06

| MACON, MISS Mary NC ADocttt, THOMAS Matthias,
Samuel Mcdowell, Jas. Monroe, Vim Morriss,
James Mayor Samuel Me.ss.. job Nails s;,iss, Z a-
81 Morgan. George Mavo, VIM Minen, Mrs.
Ann Mott, Vim. Mann, John Nc Ncal, Isom Me-,
Cloud, Miss E. Moselcy, James Markes, James
Mccormick, John Mosby, Mrs. Method, Thoinp.
son Martin, John Niece, Joseph Mnton, John
NJ. Cook, WIN. II. Mosby, Thomas Matthias, Colin
| Milne.
| N--Ricard Nsilor, VIM. nelson, Charles NOR
mant, Samuel Normant, VIZ. Nelson, Jr.
! O-Miss Ann Oliver, Mrs. L. Oden, ]. Oliver,
Benjamin Oliver, A. NJ Osburn, VIM. Oliver.
| RJohn Potts, Mr.. Poe, James Peters. Francis
Preston, James Packs, Merselous Pryor. Judge
! Prentis, John Porter, y & Wyeth, William Par
ker, MIR. o. Peck, Lucy Peters, John Patterson,
| w. Patmea
| R--Joseph Russell, John Roberts. John A.
| Richardson, Mrs. T. Richardson, Henry Ran.
dop;, noah Richards, Thomas r. Rootes, VIM
Ronald, Robert Richardson, 3. +. Read, Edmund
Rogers, Jesse Redd, WIN. Rawleigh, MI. Rown-
tree, G. w. Rabneau, George Ronald.
George F. Stras, VIM. Stras, w H. Smith,
Mrs F. Selden, Robert Sneed, Samuel Saxon,
Geo w. Smith, Yearmon Smith, John Singleton,
| VIM Smith, Elias Sprag,e, Susannah Strobe,
martin Smith, ID Schling, Mrs Shoemaker, Ma
,haniel Selden, Miss s Singleton, Smith & Scott,
Charles Schatf, w. Shelburn, VIM. Settle, VIM
| Sanders, John Smith, Thos Strobe, Wm Stanton,
| II. Spencer, MRS. Jas Smith, Thos. 3. Stevens
T-Gariand Thompson, Mary Taylor, Benja.
Thompson, Peter Tnsley, MIS- G. Toer, James
Taylor, Mrs. Toney, Philip Turpn, Creed Tay-
ior, Foushee G. Tibbs. ]. f. Thompson, John
Thurmon, George TAFT, David Thornton, John
| TAYLOR, VIM. Trent.
! V-x. b. vanzandt, George w. Vaughan
W-Mrs. ]. Webb, MRS. NJ. Williamson, Thos.
7. White, Philip Woodson, Milly Williams, Mrs.
| N. Wyse, Miss S. WIllmore, dred Williams,
Wm. Wheeling, Vincent Feathers, John Warrick,
John Ualker, Josiah Williams, John Voo,lhh,
| Miss Milly Williams, John W:,de, Miss X. viii
ans, Peter Wilkinson, Kilby H'ren, Capt. James
| " atkinson, MRS. T., Wormey, James Walsh, Miss
| Polly L.. Waltfal, John Walker, Vim Warner,
Mrs Mary Warrock, Charles Wncgardner, John
| Westmore, Mayo C. Watkins, DIR. James r. Hriil.
| son, Capt Charles Wills, MIS-. " htlock, DIR. D,-
MEL Wilson, Col. John White, Col I'm. o Nm
ston, Miss Woodson, John Vest, Moses Whea-
ton, Thomas n WilFleT, Doctor James Warrell,
Webster, Poore Frosser, Mrs Martha Williams,
| Y--Rich"rd Yourg. Feasan' Younglusbad
| WILLIAM FOUSHEE, p. NJ.
LYME partnership of PICKET, POLLARD
i AND JOHNSTON, will be dissolved on
to them are requested to make immediate pay
ment. III payment is not made by the first of
January, suits will be brought indiscrimnateiv
They offer for sale the following valuable pro-
perry
MILITARY LANDS IN THE STATE OF KEN
1EJCKY.
i One tract of 1000 acres lying on Muddy river,
branch OF Green river, on which there is a va
uable salt lick.
: One other tract OF 1000 acres on the waters of
: Muddy river, on Which there is also a salt lick
One other tract of 1000 acres on the same wa.
tiers.
One other tract of 1000 acres on the same wa
: ters.
One other tract of 1000 acres on CYPRESS
creek, a branch of Muddy river, about 90 acres
of which are cleared, and on it Peach Orchard.
producing the largest and perhaps the best fruit
] in that Country.
| One other tract of 1000 acres, on MUDDY river
One other tract of 1U00 acres on Cypress creek
One other tract of 1000 acres on Highland
Greek.
The above eight tracts Of Land, lie adjoining
to each other The soil is excellent for farming.
and person whom we employed to examine the
quality, pronounces it the finest body of OsL
Land he ever saw.
One other tract of 666 % acres lyiag in the
big bend of Green river, one third thereof, choice
low grounds, the rest billy but rich
One other tract of 1898 acres, near the Ohio Ii
about miles below the Red Banks, living in large
bottom, called the Walnut bottom; every foo
thereof beautiful low grounds, and as rich as it il
possible for Land to be-
One other tract of 1o2 acres, on the waters o.
Grave creek, a branch of Green river
, MILTTA AIRY LANDS THE STATE OHIO
One tract of 1000 acres. surveyed and paten
> ted to Robert Gibbons, Hur s. Co living on the
, waters of Casar's creek, adjoining to Nathanie
Pendcton's survey.
One tract of 1900 acres, surveyed for Thomas
Caskins, and patented to Charles Johnston living
on the waters of the little Miami, adjoining the
survey of Archibald Johnston, and others, No
; 1886, and Anderson's and Carrington's survey
No. $50.
One other tract of 1000 acres, surveyed 70,
VIM. Talbot and others, heirs at law of WIN
Worseham, and pate ited to us lying on the
waters of the west fork of Sciota, about miles
from the river, adjoining Samuel Seldons, Isaac
JcHeries, and Peter Tablets surveys
One tract of Geo 2-3 acres, surveyed and ma.
tented as above, wing on the same waters adioin.
, ing John Philips's survey.
One tract of 500 acres, surveyed for Doctor
VIM Carter, and patented to Joseph Jackson &
Charles Spencer, lying on the upper side of Oar.
, by's creek.
I PROPERTY IN THE CITY OF WASHING
Il TON
Lott No s. in square No. 319; 50 feet front &
100 feet back.
Lofts No. O. 8, and rs, in square No. 345--
same dimensions each
Lofts 3, 4, 10 and II, in square No. 378, about
OF feet front, and 81 feet back, each
The whole of these Lofts lie in the neighbor-
hood of the Presidents house, and some Of them
in very thickly settled part ofthe city.
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