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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-02-03
January 8,
TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.

w I'm bOI1LhNO NE w AKD,
X OR experimenting negro man named WILL
i STUART or STUART. He left nv houfe
three week ago, feet three inches high, long
gre face, red eyes, fpeaks rapidly and with great
confidence, aged about so years.
He may attempt pats for free man as formerly.
The above reward will be paid on delivering him
here-or ten dollars for fecuring him in a country
goal.
VIM. LONG.
Nov. IA. tf
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January %.
McCAY e. COWAN.

HAVE reeeived BY tie late nrrivals from,
n'ent Of Gold and Silver WATCHES, vvifb a
variety Of articles Of .Jeqvelle,y and Silver
Work. AJfo, an aI0rtment Of W,ateb Makers
TOOLS end materials ; qvbicb, 4vifb fbxir for.
er.Roeh, renders their eD0rfment z,eiy general
AH Of qVbie6 tiny abfr at the n1eR reduced prices
for can.
Dsee,nber H. tf
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January I
IOHN TOMPKINS.

HIS reeeiued an c6orfmer' Of GOODS CorGGisg Of
L'LANNELS, Coatings, Blankets, Rofe and Dnf-
i file Drabs, Frze, Kereys Feanought, Cloths, Car
pets and Carpeting, Bombozet,s, Swanfdown, Patent
Cord, Powder and Shot, Dowlas, Sheeting, Ker-
feymeres, Calicoes and Mullins, &c. &c. which he
will difPofe of very liberal terms, by the piece or
package.
nov. ID. IT,
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Nov. IA.

~ THE FARMERS VIRGINIA ALMA
MACK, for the Year 1907, printed by Thomas
Richie, is now for fale, by the grofs, dozen or
Jingle, at the Enquirer Bookstore.
ALso-A General Af1ortment of Lawyers
and Sheriff BLANKS, jua printed.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-02-03

Bar Iron, German, Craw-
ley's & Bliffered Steel,
Antigua & Jamaica Rum,
Very Old Antigua Rum,
Holland Gin,
Cogniac Brandy, Of very
hyperion quality,
Race Ginger, Pepper,
Pimento, Nutmess.
Mace, Cloves & Cha.
pamon,
Frcfh London MuRard,
in fmall boxes,
Bea Flotant Indigo and
Fig Blue, of hyperion
quality, in boxes OF
90 lbs. each.
Freh Capers, Oil, Sc.
Frefh Gunppwder,
Tea ip Canniiters,
Ditto by the III.
Young Hyfon do. o! IN.
firfi quality
N. England & RulIak,v
Cheefe.
N L. LESUEUR, s.
|. SAUNDERS.
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THE sUHseHisfSs, UNDER TIE FtsM ns
LESuEUR g SAUNDERS,
I1fo'nr their .fieud5 and the public, sbat fles
evW continue TIE COMMISSION 6aEne/5, lar.
y done ~ C. q q. Saunders. They promiis
toe Fri3ef attention to TIE intereR5 of tb. !.
ev6o my J.fvor them avifb eonEgnmeets.
Iby are n97o 'eeeving general and esfenue
Of GROCERIES, 7vbieb will be offered fa, E,h,
WboisHke and Retail, be Io.vs9 term and uJyoI
credit, IN tie flare Lteiy occupied BY 14e;s. Biarr
M'kensie e Co. of3eGfe tie ptnd3s Office Of Mfr.
Progf' . HaoreU,e-amsag 7vbieb are the }oiio7vise
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LOST.

LOST,
a SILVER WATCH OF the frf quality, capped
L n and Jeweled, with fecend hand, the Makers
name BarraHd; attached to it, was Gold Chain and
feal, with the initials J. G. A reward of fifteen
Dollars is offered on its delivery to the editor
January G.
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'appahannoek, January s.
TAPPAHANNocK Jockey CLUB.

Th1 <AfRHh1NKSOCN JOONEI CLUB.
Tuefday the Goth January, is the day appointed
for the meeting of the fubfcrEers the Tappahan-
mock Club form the rules and regulations for the
iaid club. From the preient number of respectable
fubierbers. have no hefitation in Eating that this
club will be equal to any in the fate, Gentlemen
that with to become members before the meeting,
will pleafe forward their names land thofe gentlemen
that have fubftrpson papers will be 70 good as to
fend on thenames of thole that have fubfcrbed fnce
they have had apaper.
ARTHUR S. BRoCKENBRoUcH,
Proprietor Of TIE tcu.f
January g.
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spl9ceuanu.
Frem Murgo Parts 7iravei, in Ifiea.

In village near sego, the capital of Bombarra,
where is iaid to have met his fate, he fpeas thus Of
his iituation in his former travels
:" was obliged to fit all day without Vieauals, in
the fhade of and the night threatened to be
very uncomfortable for the wind roie an.. there was
great appearance of heavy rain and the wild
BEATS are 70 very numerous in the n.ighbourhood,
that fhoud have been under the necefIity of climb
ing up tree, and reitingamong the branches About
1uniet, however, as was preparing TO PATS the night
in this manner and had turned my horfe tooie tina,
he might Craze at liberty, a woman, returning from
the abours of the field, Topped to obferve me, and
Pcrceving that Twas weary and detected, inquired
into my iituation, which briefly explained to her ;
whereupoD, with looks OF great oompafion, fhe took
up my PADDLE and bride, and told ME 20 follow her.
Having conducted me into her hut, fhe lighted up
lamp, fpread mat the floor, and told me that
might remain there for the night. Finding that I
was very hungry, fhe faid fhe would procure me
fomething to eat. She according went cut, and re-
turned in very fhort time with very fine fin ;
which having caufed to be half broiled upon fome
embsrs, fhe gave me for fupper.-The rite, of hof-
Pitaiity being thus performed towards Granger in
diiteis, my worthy benefatfrefs (pointing to the
mat, aud telling me that might fleep there without
apprehenon) called to the female part of her family
who food gazing me all the while in fixed alto
niihments, To reupe their talk of fpinnine cotton in
which they continued tn employ themfelves grea,
part OF the night They lightened their labours BY
iongs, one OF which was competed extempore for
niyieif was the fubjs9 oft Ii was flung by one oil
the young women, the ref joining in fort of chorus
The air was fweet and plantve, and the words lite
rally translated, were thefe-s The winds roared &
the rains fell The poor white man, faint and weary
came and fat under tree. He has no methe,
to bring him milk, no wife to grind his corn" Cbo
,w-' Let us pity the white man no mother ha
he,' &c. Sc. Trifing this recital may appear &c
the reader, perfon in nv fit,,ation the r;r<ur,
ifanee was affecting i'll the higheft degree. was Cd
prefied by iuch unexpected kindneis, and Ieep fec
from my eyes. In the morning prefented my com
Paiiionate lady with two of the four brais button
which remained on my waaeoat, the only reconpene.
could make her."
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
'EIE Subfcriber requefts all indebted to him by
u bond or on open account, to dilcharge their re-
fPeetve debts.
This notification given in confequenoe of his de-
clnng the Mercantile bufines in Mancheher and in
tention to remove therefore the neceity of an mme
date compliance with it by thofe who with to avoid
law fuits.
COLLIN McRAE.
January %. 2aw9w.
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January 20.

re br/3d foH. bigtaGt'At on he p,csu1ss on Tut
dgy NE I0h u FeSgsa,v s,~f, qg,ecaby ~ mr. 4saD
efLJor Sbaeiei/o,d, Aed.
NtiREE hundred and fcYenty acres or LAM.
b lsiuS ia tho upper psrs 81 Mathews Cogs,y,
plealantiy itua,ed on the PieDkasnt Rlyer, romnass
ing an ertenliye view Of the Cheafare4x and aToff
ing the Guef Fif5 and OFFERS in abundance. Tbs
Land Is OF good quality, lies eve, is well vs.esef
ano the form aluloR regula, lguare, two Gde, n
which are bounded by TIE river and Boy;gabs
Creek, 70 that haB Of the and may be fai4 n
be enciofed by The improvements are cor,,
Iuodious Dwelling 5ois aory high, Eitells,
sTol Houle, Oserlsers Houfe, Barn, &C. a veys
handioTne young Apple Orchard e 2bopt fo,ir bpt,
dred trees OF well teIecled fruit
Twelve months credit will he allowed the nsESbs,
Ter on giving bond with approved feeurity 20 ssrS,
intereN from che date which Gall be reunited -
Puncusl payment. ~
WIN. CIAMBERLATNE, EEe,E,
N. 3. Any perlon wifhing to view the spyt, vi
apply to Mr.. Spark. refdng en- the LIZ:
Dec. IL. law7w
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TO BE SOLD OR RENTED.
A CONVENIENT Dwelling HOUSE, on the
\ Capitol fquare, adjoining the tenement of Mr..
Edmund Randolph. Poiieflion may be delivered
neutrality-suspicious. of the printer.
January 8. 2aw3w.
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VIZ ANTED Immediately, ten ton of clean Mer-
Wv charitable HEMP; for which liberal price
will be given in cain. PRoSSER u MONCURE.
Dec. 20. epH.
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HALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.

DURSUANT to decree Of the Worfhipful Court
Il of Huaings for the City of Riehmond-the lub-
feribers will eIpoie fae, the twentyeghth day
of February next, on the premifes, for Cain, the
HOUSE e LOT, IN fsid city, formerly the refdence
of las Rnd, dec. and for fome time occupied by e-
dediah Allen On this lot, which s well encoIed
there is very good Dwelling Houfe, which has re-
Gently undergone thorough repair, new Stable,
other convenient Offices, and very good Garden, ali
which render it defirable habitaton for family.
Previous to the fale Mr.. Allen who lives or the pre-
miles, will NEW them to any Psrfon deGrOus to be-
come the purehafer.
Edmund Randolbb, !
Jobn 4fdamJ, Commit
Ptiiip N.NiebOlaS, Oners.
john FoRer,
January II. ePtdC
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-02-03

HE Subscriber, has taken the Store lately oceu-
l. pied by Cranberry and Hancock, where he Of
fers for sale at reduced prices,
Bales blue Cloths 2 A consignment from the
Bale afiorted FlannelsS Manufacturer.
ALso-A few bales Of India piece Goods.
JAMES SMITH.
October %.
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Manchester, Dec. o.

q HE SUBSCRIBER wines to afoeiate with
< himfe!f in his p-ofeflional purfuits, a gentleman
7rsA qualified to teach the Latn and French anguae.
es and Mathematics The pecuniary compensation
will be liberal and, there peculiar circumstances,
which will render the iuation fngularly eligible and
attractive to aperfon of udious habits, and at all az,
taehed to the buiineis of education Any application
from Pcrion pQeiing the qualifications previouly
mentioned, addreiied to the fnbfcriLer in Milton, al
bemarle, will be Immediately attended to.
JAMES OGILY.E.
January Is tI
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THE RICHMOND. HC6DE61tr.


4 OK Female Education, will be opened in ths hoyis
lately occupied by James Penn, Efq on Mon.
DAY the I'd day OF February BOT, under tho fyPeF.
attendance of Mrs. Anna Byrd who will her,
elf teach fuch Pupils ial be entruaed 10 her carr
to read and write Engli0, gramusticaIly, together
with Arithmetic and Needle-wort.- terms sse
one hundred aud fifty dollars per anuum foY boar.
and lodging, including fire. candles and wanljng, and
twenty dollars for tuition. The Rey'd. Tohp u,
BLAIR Is appointed teacher Of Geography and fIa0yy
Ills compensation FOR each Pupil, whom bee Pasess
or Guardian may dired to be attended by him IS ~.
teen dollars per annup1, The faid funs re psyabjs
quarterly in advance.
The utnoR attention will be paid to the morals n
the young Ladies resolved into ths Academy as usu
as 10 their improvement in fcence, Other rerj9ps
VIII be employed 70 foon the number and psngret,
OF the elol5rs fis render j; expedert to teach fbs
French aud Italian sngy3ges the principles of N7,a
raj and Moral Philofophy and Natural Binory, S;aa
nc, Dancing and Drawing Of which notice VIII n
Due time be given to the publie By
Tbs Tcgaorg,
L January 90. law Il,
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TO RENT,
TOR one or more years, and poGeiIion given
i the fri of May next A TWO STORY
BRICK HOUSE, in the town of Lynchburg,
at Preient occupied by MefIrs. William and
James Morgan. The faid houfe is an excellent
Hand for fore and capable of accommodating
a genteel family for terms apply to the fub-
icriber living in Amherf county, near New
Glafgow. Thomas M. Cock of Lynchburg,
or Mr.. Daniel Warwick Of Richmond.
LINDSEY COLEMAN.
Jan. 20. (3m1
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REMOVAL.

~ ME Subscribers have removed their COMPT-
Il ING HOUSE, from the Main Street to one
OF David Bullock'S Brick Buildings, at the lower end
OF the Baton, between the Teuemen,s occupied by
c. and T. Saunders, and NorvelI, Watt and Bull
lock--where they continue their purchafes of wheat
as uinal-They alto keep for fae regular fup?y OF
Flour, Corn Meal, Hominy and Bra1
THOMAS e AMOS LADD.
10 Mo. Sd, SOC. epd.
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ITO BE RENTRD-The Tenement where
L. ] now refde, and po1eliion given in time.
J. PENN.
April IL. IF
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JAMES STRAIGHT NARRoW-CoWN.

OF all the gay bellies,
That worfhip themfelves,
There's none that my fancy will own
With their fpencsrs or crops,
Or frizzld foretops,
But pretty James Fraig6t nayys1o go.uu.
Yet no ARMED Reeves,
Some faneies can pleafe,
With ribbons in number unknown,
But beaux have cenfefs'd
Though arms are undrefs'd,
They yield to Jasfj a,0igbt narro4o gorv1.
There's pretty mifs Flagg,
With ajoakty Of Bag,
Like DATES and lilies JUN blown,
Enraptures the eye,
OfBilly the fprigh:
But it yieldsto J9ar's Jf,aigbt na!r.,o go4Ur.
Then there's another, (how fair y
With a yard and half Of trail,
Goes fweeping all over the town:
But this is extravsgance,
And void of elegance,
comPar'd with my JGnt's na,,szv gosva.
Oh fee---how he walks,
As prim as iie talks;
Eow trim FOX iSe's al n6 andGszs:
Who then can withffand,
Without an if or an and,
Such fight as my Janes nar,'eU gorOa.
For fuch iine girl,
I'd give all my pearl,
My eagles, my dollars and crowns;
And happen what might,
I'd fill find delight,
IN my Jane, 7sib Der f,aigbt neryo1v gOvva.
JENNY.
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NEGRORS-FOR SHE.

BY vi,taf IF DEED Of T,gf executed to me BY Ri
ebard Ffrggfo1, to EseD,s tie Saymtntef L l79 IL
8 TO Artb~ Clayton, 4sib iafysR thereon, fran
TIE lnb Of February, 1906, til PAYMENT fegc-
fb0 7Vhb ell Ltgaf expsners ATTENDING ibid f,pF.
wv ILL be fold to the highef bidder for ready
w money on Tuefday the 9th of February next,
at Louifa eourt-houfe, three NEGROES, the pro-
perty ofIaid Richard Fergufon oonfiftng of two men
and boy. All PerlonS Inclined purehafe, are re-
queIted to attend.
VIM. WHITE, 7,Hqce.
Louila, Jan. %. eplm.
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REPARTEE.

f75e Honorable Ernry E,JEias, and tie DsfeL55 Of
Gordon
Why don't your grace, faid Erfcne, nil refde
With us, in Georges Square, oar JOY aud pride
Won't yoa return mo, no, replied her grace
do not like tits vile dul! place
That is, quoth he, as if the fun fhould fay,
A vile, dark morning tliis-I will not rife to-day.
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THIS by gs7U3tIsffFDo BY
Sc HTON GRANT, IND,
Nc. I. Of TIE
ca M R!CAE NER;
YiSCtNIA MAGAZINE,
& Periodical Mifei'any, TO contain Is O3avc
Pages, Dasd once a fortnight.
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FOR SALE,

FOR SALE,
HE HOUSE & LOT occupied by Mefrs Ro-
Il bert Mellon & Co. oppoGte to MefIrs Gilliat
& Kirby's. The Gtuation of this property is equal
to any in Richmond for buinefs, and poienes every
accommodation for family Enquire Of
THOs. NORVELL.
Jan. Is. If.
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ANDREW JAMIESON's
TLEXANDRIH CRACKERS,
NogU LANDING,

Nog0 Landing,
a CONSIGNMENT by Mr.. Jamiefon, drea
IA from the Bakery, of his far-fam'd excellent
Crackers, in barrels, half bhis. and kegs ALTO fu-
Perfne Pilot Bread, in bbls. and for ale at the Ba
kerry price in Alexandria, and eharges) at the fore
lately occupied by MefIrs. Cranberry and Hancock,
by JAMES SMITH.
Who has in fore, low-Priced blue facl liz Cloth,
and aiorted Flannels, which he will fell bargain.
ALso-lndia Piece Goods-cheaP,
Dec 9. r.
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FEMALE EDUCATION.

FEMALE EDUCATION.
NE subferber intends to open SCHOOL, on
i the fri day Of March, 1907, in the houfs
now occupied bS the Rev'd. Mr.. Cowlling, near the
NethodiA Meeting houfe, in the city Of Richmond,
where the following branches of Education will be
taught, viz Reading, Writing, Plain-work, Mark
ing and interchangeable, Drawing and Painting.
M. HODGSON.
january 81. oaw 1t.
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EEL TAYEPM ~

BELk THVERN!!
HE Subscriber begs leave to inform his friend,
and the public, that he has taken the houfs in
Maneheier, formerly called the Rifng- sun-T Tavern,
and occupied by Mrs Leath, and having furniied
h'mie with good Beds and the be of Liquors, Grain,
&c he iatters hnlfelf from paying particular stteu
ton, he will be able to give general fatisfaaion.
- ROBERT McTYRE.
NIB. Wagon and fix Mules, good Ridiog.
Horie, and Jack of good fock-for iale.
X. Nj.
Manchester, Dec. q r.;
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A TUTOR WANTING

A TUTOR WANTING.
A Gentleman who can h the Englih Lam
"A guage grammatieally, add come well re-
commended, will with liberal encouragement in
the neighborhood Of Hauorsf-Town.
II. ]. Jan. II, naw3w.
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Lady of much good feufe was told that her huff
band paid court to feveral handfome women. don,
care, replied he If my hufand fend, his heart abroad
all day, provided he brings it back to me at night.
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THE SUBSCRIBERS,
Hawig fston HesjSa (s4O dsvs GsiozU TIE BekTa-
Srra, eGf,I Fer Sale, Gads, TIE firm IF
WHITE g SHELTON,
4 GENERAL afortment Of GROCERIES, which
n they will difPofe Of on very moderate terms,
tor Cath, Country produce, or approved paper.
ISAAC WHITE,
JOHN s. stiBkToN
December g, ~ f.
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merchant who had lately adv--''fed for clerk
that could I" bear confinement" has been anfwered
by one who has been feven years in jail
Baitimors Saeey.
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The reprobate Lord Rofs being on his death bed,
was defred by his chaplin to call on Heaven to for
give his many fins. He replied will, il ! go that
way, but don't believe I faal"
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ON CONSIGNMENT,

ON CONSIGNMENT,
"a Jacks Liverpool fslt.
IL bogfheads molaies.
AND
SO barrels Nova-Scotia potatoes which are
generally thought hyperion to the imported irli
potatoe for fle by
JOHN SOUTHCATE.
Jan. 9th IN
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NOW TO CHEAT MICE.

NOW TO CHEAT MICE.
An lrifh girl, who lived as fervant in an Enqli8
family, being aGed if ihe had cleared the pantry to
prevent the mice getting the vietuals, replied And
to be lure have, there is every thing taken out, and
the req covered over"
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II He COMPREHENSIVE of c. and t. eaun,
ders, is diflolvcd by mutual content. All debta
due by the concern will be adjuGed and paid by L.
fueur and Saunders who alone authorized 70 is~
tie all claims due to and by the concern.
c. II. SAUNDERS,
TARLTON SAUNDERS.
N. D. Thofe indebted are requeaed to make i'm.
mediate payment as no further indulgence cen he vi.
LESUEUR, & SAUNDERS.
Nov. o2. tf.
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a L. berj5n5 b0viag elaimf againR ne ej2ate
n AZ Jain HoomeJ, dee'd. Of The Bo9Ulne-
CrccA, are rsqpcged 10 make them knOqvn, fbaf
pyoTiEog may be made for a final /affiemenf.--
I1ad fboE igde5ied mn make i,amediafe pay
menf 10 TcTiN HOOMES, and
yOHNG. WOOLFOLK,
FSeemoty IF John HoeasfJ, 4iet'd.
Yaa. 2a, 1906. IF
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PRICE, gnAxs DotLAss PER ANyvm.
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DURR MIL STONES, OF ALL SIZES; and
ID PLASTER OF PARIS, ofan excellent quality,
JcRSALEJ SgSvAL, DT
WILLIAM DAVIDSON.
near the Market.
sse4 lepttl
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DISSOLUTION OF Co-PARTNERSH,p.

October 10.
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Jan. 8.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-02-20
Ten Dollars Reward.

DESERTED on the 1871 day ofOcfo5e,>
- last-he having receiped .tisrtough
for .tfUe dduS, TO go TO Petersburg, GEO.
w. BICXOS, Soldier Of the Public
Guard, aged about 81 gears, dark hair and
eyes, fair COMPLEXION, his face ver'y hock
marked-a nGtive Of Connecticuf-Ae IS
about foe feet ten inches high. lie took
svish him the umiform Of the guard, and a
number IF other clothing nor k7togon. He
is a Printer by trade, and his Unkno.us
4vherc lie zviH gro.
Also, JOHN J.4XTO.N, zvho left This
on the 1Oth inst. he has 6tsck hair and eyea,
dark comhie.rion, and is about. fve, feet jfUe
inches h.gh-about thirty years cfagc-
Uery slender made. He has token 7pith lin
The Uniform Of he, !guard-and gshere he
may go is uncertain, he being nafiUe IF
Eurote. tiny herson taking uh said de.
serterS, and bringing them TO This flace,
and delivering them 10 me, or either ofthc
officers Of the said Guard, or for eitker Of
them, shall receiOe the 0boUP reward.
HEX QUARRIER, c. p. G.
Richmond, FEB. II, 1867.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-02-20

JHsf rcceived and .Ior sale az fhi8 Office,
War in Disguise
Answcrto War in Disguise
An enquiry into the present state Of the
orcign Relations of the union, &c. &c.
he Literary Magazine and American
Register, for October, 1906
The flistory ofNapolcon Bonaparte, EN-
pcror of the French
The Revolutionary Plutarch, or Memoirs
OF the Bonaparte Family
CaFr's Stranger in ireland, Stranger in
France, and Northern Sumner.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-02-20
80 1-2 Acres of Land,

Lying half mile below the courthouse. on
the buckingham road, and immediately OBJ
posite the tenement lately occupied by Sa-
muel Adams this tract was sold by me some
time past as trustee TO a deed executed by
the Messrs. Deancs, to Joseph Galleso, esq.
upon condition that no deed would be exc
cuted until the payment ofthe purchase mo-
ney was made. MIR. Adams became the
purchaser, and being unable to comply, and
anxious to discharge the said debt, has re-
quested me by power duly executed on
the 24th day of December last to sell the
same, and the proceeds in the first place to
apply TO the discharge of bond now due, OF
his to the said Gallego, and the balance at
ter deducting the necessary expenses, to
place to the credit OF a Judgment in the
county court of Powhatan, Gallego VS.. A.
dams and others. Mr.. f. w. Trent is au-
thoriscd by me to attend to this business.
NJ. d. POITIACX.
Feb. 5tl, 1907. tbs