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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-08-01

'SNt"eE, !'at tue repeated insults Offer
ed TO our countrymen. the dcpredations COM
m'tted on our commerce, the iawless and vi
olent impressment of cur seamen, clearly
eVince disposition on the part of Great
Britain, hostile to the peace and happiness
of the United States that the late unprecc-
dented outrage committed on our. frigate
Chesapeake, bya British ship of superior
iorce, supported by squadron, acting un
der the direction of British Admiral, de-
mands Immediate explanation and satisfac-
ton.
ReSotUed unanimously, That the mea-
sures adopted by the President of the u
nited States, declared in his proclamation,
are approved, as expressing a proper spirit
OF resentment and Introductory to more CO.
ercive opposition.
KesoiUed unanimously, That we are will
ing and prepared at the expense of our
blood and treasure, to cooperate in The ex-
ecution OF any measure, which NAV be de-
vised by cur government, for the vindica-
ton OF our national honor, the preservation
! OF our liberty and independence, and for the
chastisement of BRITIsH INsoLENcE.
| NesotUed unanimously, That the spirit
cd sentiments and exerticns of the citizens
OF Norfolk, Hampton and Portsmouth, en-
title them 20 Ike applause of their country
men.
J ReSoived unanimously, That whatever
! difference of political opinion may have cx-
istcd among us, relative to the best means
OF maintaining our national independence,
and with the least sacrifice of personal Ii
Derty and happiness; we are all united
hrmly III this, we will continue to be free,
we viii preserve our national honor or die
lighting under the banners of liberty.
! ReSolUcd, that the measures taken by
the last Congress TO fortify some of the prin-
cipal sea ports Of our country, are appro-
we'd; and it is much to be desired that they
were in complete state obedience against
British depreciation.
ReSofUed unanimousiy, that these reso-
buttons be signed by the chairman, and that
copies be ssTt to the President, to the CO.
vernon OF Virginia, to the committees of
correspondence of the borough of Norfolk
and city OF Richmond, and that they be pnb
lisled.
RESOLVED, that a committee be appoin.
ted TO correspond with other committees OF
correspondence on the subject of these re-
solutions.
Whereufion, the question being put, the
resolutions were adopted by the meeting,
and Thomas Read, William NJ. Watkins,
n. b. Tucker, Joseph Venable, Joseph Wv.
att, John Robinaon, William l.. Morton,
thomas Read, jr. Thomas & Elliott, VIM
Morton and Thomas T. Boaldin, were an.
pointed the committee of correspondence
THOMAS READ, Chairman.
Teste,
THOMAS T. BouLpIN, Secretary.
. LEE CoUNTr, July 1oth, 1907.
Mr.. PLEAsANrs,
! WE send you for publication in
the Argus, an Grafton delivered in the
Philosophical School of this county, on the
Anniversary of independence. By insert
ing 1t m your paper you will oblige,
me PRESIDENT, and A2EMsERs
Ofthc PHILosoPRTcAL ScsooL.
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Dy order OF the school.
WIN. II. CARTER, Sec'rv.
CHARAcTER1sr1c ANrcDorr or An,,,

CHARAcTERISTIc ANEcDoTE OF ADM1-
RAJ BERKELEY.
lie honorable Admiral Berkeley, then
only captain in the British Nav. COM
manded the 1zariboroush in Lord Howe's
memorable engagement on the 4th June.
Early on that day he got scratch in the
mead, SO very slight, that midshipman
would have been ashamed to have menti-
oned 1t to the standers-by during such an
engagement. The honorable captain, how.
ever, thought fit TO be hrevailed uton to
go down to the cockpit to have care taken
OF MS wound for fear of consequences, lea
wing the command OF the vessel TO the ell
oest lieutenant, who being a poor Hiberni-
an umrlended by any thing but his own
leart ana hands, and of course, without in
eeresl at tne Admiralty, thought that this
was glorious golden opportunity to make
a dash and recommend himself n nronno--
tIon by some very extraordinary deed of
proves. He accordingly lost no time in
running up the Marlborough where he tho'G
she would have enough of peDperinr. and
Whcre she soon caught the vieilant eve Of
'he brave Howe, who, with his spy-pIass
perceived her very busi!y employed in ray
ing ner pest compliments to three French
me OF Dattle ships, one of which rakeC her
tore and aft. Aston;shcd and concerned a
ne eer situation, his lordship hastily called to
o ;, Roger Curtis, his Captain, and said,
" w ny Sir Roger, SirRoger /! What in the
name or Heaven can be the matter with
the Marlborough ?" Sir Roger who knew
Berkeley, and was keen, satirical, ard wit.
~ as wei as brave and humane, looked,
I0r mement, through his glass Mt the
TMariDorough, and then turning round to
LORD Howe, dryly replied, "Idon't knozy,
M 4 L.
my iloTa, Pr ! should imagine from tie
I ,,''IiI o. me 12art5oroHgh that Cattafa
.Nezv York Paher.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-08-01

~ mec ing Of the citizens Of Bath conn
~ together with q representative from
t'.l CO. pany W the ciohty-frst repi-
h'"' 90 3 % county militia, held in the
S.nr. ''uSe The Warm SPRING. the
~,.A a'I oi1uy, 1907, for the purpose Of
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-08-01
Wezo York Paher

1t was Sir Roger Curtis who distin-
guished himself at the blowing no of tbs
spanish Gun Boats ut Gibraltar. Nv Going
out In his boat and rislling 50 much to SAW,
as many as possible Of the unfortunate Sna-
nards from the fire and the waves
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ANDREW MOORE, Chairman
REuBEN GRIGsBY, Secrefary.


Al numerous meeting Of the citizens Of Louisa
county held az their Court. II ouse, on the 18th
day Of Jolly, 1907. for the purpose of taking
into confederation the late outage cornn,it-
isd ny British squadron, on The United s,a,es'
thSate Chesapeake. vi hin the jurisdiction Of
the United States, William O. Calls was cal.
led ia the chair, and William e.. Poindexter
chosen secretary a oommitee was then an.
pointed Of the following gentlemen. David
Watson, Peter NJ. Daniel. Garland Anderson.
John Poindc1ter David Ysncey, Robert Van.
eey' George Fleming, George Harris, Frede-
rick Harris and Peter Minor, who prepared
and reported the following address and teso.
lnIions, which were unanimously adopted
We believe, that on ordinary occasions, we
suihc'enly discharge the political duties Of free
men aud lovers Of our country, BY an iudepsn.
dent q careful selection ofconstitutiona srents,
who, untar our yigiIsnt conuouI. may truly ex-
press cur opinions and execute our win Pu,
ne fiEeip'es og our constitution, and the prscr
nee OF our country declare, thst there may be oc
ation'on which ihevoioc of fhe peope uttered
lmTediat'iy by themselves, should be heard. |
We b.ieYt that case Vi this kind, has now oc. '
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D1rh1nfa 0rgus.
Il &c IL NJ Q n d:

SATURDAY, AUGUST /, 1907.
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Jonah Thonpfon,
Richard Veitch
April IS. wssst

Printing in its various branches,
executed at this ofhce.
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Valuable Pre6 art % Sdse 4

as BE SOLD, ID four distinct lots Of to-
81 gether, four acres Of Ian Ds contain
inc from one an quarter acre to two acres
each, most eIigibly situated without the terri
tory Of Columbia, extending IN q right sline.
from G ibbol,-street TO Great Hunting Greek,
Jefferson, Franklin, and Green
street, and bounding east and west g On Fsyr'
cite and p ne-strects.
"A plan 81 the ground and further particulars
may be obtained BY application to
James Patton.
June 81. tawtf
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Pllblic Sale Of Lots.


The subscriber viii, ON Thursday the 18th
day of November next, expose to sale
the premises, near the new turnpike gate,
SEVERAL LOTS, being part OF Pear
sons Tract.
~ HE land is fertile, and full Of young
6 growth of hickory, oak, &c. There IS
some springs of excelleht water on the lots,
with handsome and Convenient settles forbuild-
ing Meadow may be made on each lot 80 So
They contain from eight 20 fourteen acres, &C
cording TO the survey and plat, which isto be
seen inMr. Snowden's printing Office, The
lots will be sold on a credit of sixty, ninety,
and one hundred and twenty days, the purchas-
er giving bond, with approved security for the
spaynlcns at the stated periods. The title pa
pers will be shewn on the day of Sale, or and
time previous 10 that day, by
Charles Little,
Ex'or of ]. West
October az dts
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Forty Dollars Resy1rd,
rop AppREHENDING

-
flames 6 G EsC Z @ e.
RAN AWAY from the subscriber, on the
tb;rd instant. Mulatto Lad named James
about s wears old, slender made and very
likely He was purchased Of Baldwin Dade,
of this towu..
.4lso ran aqvay az the same time,
A likely black man, named GEORGE,
about % wears old, SIX feet high, well made,
rather heavy eyed and slow IN speech |: ne was
purchased Of BAIL Bowling, of Prince George
county, Maryland.
The above reward viii be given to any Per.
son who will lodge the above slaves IN any jail
So that I get them again, or ! wenty Dollars
for either of them. Information TO be given
to Mr.. Hodskin, at the Indians Queen tayyesa,
ass hsnAl'n.
& October 20.
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Advertisement.

THE pabEc are hereby notified, that Pc
sisiion viii be presented to the next general
assembly of Virginia praying that company
be incorporated to pave a road leading from
Fauoaier courthouse by the auckland Mills
toFaiagsx eourt-houss, inthe direction 70 A.
lsxandiia.
SOcsober T. IA laws
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400 Acres ct L and,
E his is to give notice, that the

This IS to give notice, that tnc
subscriber Of Alexandria County, insthe dis
trict of Columbia, has obtained from the Or
hpan's Court Of said county, letters testamen7
sary On the estate Of John tl1l9, late OF the
county aforesaid deceased /; ali persons having
claims against the said deceased, are hereby
warned to exhibit them with the vouchers
thereof to the subscriber, on or before the
9Th day of Aprilnext, or they may BY law DO
excluded from all beneft to said estate and
those indebted thereto are required to make
immediate payment Given under my hane
this sth day of October 4 sc7.
Sarah Duff, Ex'rx.
Oct 3aN4x
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FOR READY. MONEY,

- y.
To the highest bidder, at public auction, at
Dawson S tavern, in the county of Loudoun,
and town of Lees6urg, on FRIDAY, the
18th day Of November next, i fair ; ifnot,
the next fair day by virtue of decree OF
the court Of the United States, for the 9Th
circuit, in the Virginia district, pronouIl-
ced at May term 1906, in a suit depending
In said court between the executors Of Da--.
mel Mildred, deceased, who was surviving
partner OF Mildred and Roberts, flaint. 81
and Samuel Hough and others dets1sdants---
600 Acres Of Land,
Near Leesburg, on the waters OF luscaro-
IA, in the county of Loudoun- acres OF
Meadow near Leesburg, and House and
.ot in Leesburg; or SO much thereof as Will
he sufficient to raise certain sums OF money,
Interest and costs, in said decree mention
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J OR SALE,

o,. 70 Be e ED Ter one o,s more years 81
" STfE whole Of the r ElA EST Ale \ be g,
longing to Presley carr anf, lying 70
and adjacent to the town Of 8centreyfe, ~
Fairfax county $50,
This property consists of the wsll Known by
TAVERN now occupied BIZ MT, faam 1'a G. !
.cAe1.
The STORE HOUSE now IN the occa-
nancy Of Mr.. Daniel Harr ring to,l--arad from
eight hundred to a thousand acres OF good
FARMING LAND, at present in the PES
ssesson Of Mr.. Carr w. Lane, and Mr.. y al
rs Lockey, which will be disposed Of inIsepe-
rate tracts or entire
II is presumed that any person disposed to to
bay Or rent any Of the above property wall flrst
view the same and Judge for themselves
further description is .therefore unnecessary
Mr.. Lane uogld TAKE q smdll
pyoportioa N Negroes. &
Harrifon Fitzhugh.
Fairfax County OCT %. law
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!. DiitrIct of Columbia.

coansy Of .4lerdndria, So.
July Term, 1907.
Bond and Prentiss, Complainants,
VS. i -
Cornelius Wing. John T Rickets. Viii g
liam Newton and John Mills, junior,
Joint merchants and copartners, under
the firm Of Ricketts,, Newton and
CompaRy Jefcndants,
The defendant Cornelius Wins,
nothaying entered his appeassSn nee and gives
security according to the act of ass smpsy ans
the rulssof this court, and il appearing . lac .s
satisfaction pf the court, upon affidavit, '' :.
che SAID defendant Cornelius Wing, is not an
inkabitant Of this district-on. motion Of tbe
complainants by their counsel, It is orderea.
thas the said defendant Cornelius WING. do
appear here on the frst. day of Noyen,h.r
term next, and enter his appearance % the
suit, and give security for performing the de.
crees OF the court and that the other defend.
ants John {. Ricketts,, William Newton rod
John Mills, jim. do not pay away, convey 81
secrete, the debts by them owing To- ~ tbe a..
tate and effects in their hands beIons;;n ~
me salo absent defendant Cornelius Wine,
un,Ii the further order or decree ofthe CONT e.
ana tnat copy Of this order be forthwitb $.
serted ~ Dotn OF the public newspapers pub
nsned u thls county for two months s,ec.sZ
slsely, and that another copy be posted i t,s
rent door Of the csprt. house &C sa;J s.'s
a copy. Teste.A 80 SY44''
s.p,.n.., g. Deneale, d. G.
lau2m
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loleph and
s'0f7aer AiSS and FAlasAx. 81
ANDR14 !: q zfsss
=. HAs FoR SALE,
'An ailortlnent Of Wlsns.
uoKs. GRocralns, t. =
. Consisting Of
Port
Sherry
sls Lisbon WINFe
Malaga
s. Teneriffe &
Corsica
Old St. Estephe Medos lar.t, il, 80. !.
ere dozen >''ss y
s A few dozen Enc cid ffart;n.c
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no BE RENI,AD,

Al three story Brick Dwelling and Ware
house, on King and Henry streets together
or separate. Likewise, on the opposite side,
4 two story Brick Dwelling House
For trrms a1lfsly 20
Jonashaa and N. Scholfeld.
MAY i GO
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rs oSiiIIldiIi 8 III III CSSc5
Irish Ehlskey, very old
20 barrels Rennsylsaniafye whiske,
Cider in barrels
White wine and Cider vinegar
Florence oil in TASKS
2 hogsheaas HAVANA honey
Is DO. choice retailing laolssses
Cunpowder
Imperial
Tyson TEAS
Hysen-skin and : ~ sA1''''
Spuchong
Museovado sugars, different qualities
Bengal white do.
Loaf and lump sugars, philadelphia, u.
timorc and Alexandria.
Lciper's, CARROTS, and HagAixoa's sass
In bottles and bladders.
Macuba and rapec do.
Clover-seed, (Pern. ysTustca)
Mace; ASsmegs cloves cassia pinsn
TO; pepper; ginger, race and ground; cay
enne pepper; refined salt-petre.
Coffee; chocolate; rice pearl barley;
London and Philadelphia mustard; ba=ssi
salt; starch; fig blue; hotant indigo; Gee.
gia and Tennessee cotton; FAX wool mad.
der copperas; alum; birthstone chalk
pipes in boxes; wrapping paper and Irvine;
traces; bed cords; leading lines; demijohas;
gin cases; patent shot brandywine gunpos.
der; Hayey's gunpowder, 1.-THE only real BH.
dsh battle powder] from F to treble sealed
shelving tobacco best HAVANA segars.
Muscatcl and bloom raisins in boxes.
Sun raisins in casks.
Zante eurraats praaes !; soft sheIIed d.
monds.
A few boxes excellent pickles, eash orc
dozen betti0.- .eaoresl capcrs, olives and D.
ehovies, for sale by the box.
A quantity of clean good aAaM salt suitable
or the fishery, &c. &c
JAMES BACON,
.tAis aRosrRy STenE, on Kng-'frHb a"h
addition TO lis former .teck, added
4 freh Supply of Genuine Aricle'H
the Grocery Line;
Whlcn makes MS assor t ,' sJ'l 4y nru.
Mufcoyado Sugars, ofyarlas'as
tiles,
Leaf and Lump ditto,
Gunpowder,
Imperial, TEN ~.
Hyson, particularly ''''
Young Hvson, edf0r
Hy.on-skin, and S,nily Us"
Souchong
Bs.s green Coffee,
Chocolate, OF superior qa"4s
s. Baselles, 1
Lisbon, ~ . ~
Tsnsrias,
Malaga, and
Genuine old Port
cognae and Bourdeaux sEaaas -.
rn nh.ssa Rum M
!; Holland Glh,
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TsHE SUBsc,RIBERs

Being dcsirons Of bringing the afairs Of TIE 1afe
.1fsrns 81 THOMPSON and NEITCH, 70 q
.1i,sal slose, OFFER FOR SHE me .f0ttesv-
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~ AN rs Blu Sian p SIS

III I,zs eitlEef Tie u
Al Young nfansw no has acted AS A manager
10 different estates, and can dacs aii1exceP-
fionable recon datioi,s as to- the requisite
o,lalif ications for such an unde Itaking Please
to enquire Of I he Printer.
October ~ x s.s1--
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Salt, coarse and Inc
Pepper, Pimento, Snuff, Chewing Iobss-
CO, Seears, Mould and Dipped Candles, Soap,
Copperas, Madder, Wrapping Paper, Rice,
Chocolate, Philadelphia Porter, HAVANA Hc-
ney
a constant supply Of nice Flour for family
use.
October n
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-11-13
THE SUBSCRIBER

y EsPEcTfuLLY thanks ,hofe who have hi
;herto favored him with the tuition of their for.
ana informs them and his friends generally, that his
SCHOOL will be moved TO his dwelling. heufe. the
snia'1g year; in which will be taught READING.
Writing, Engh Grammar, Geography, the Latin
Language, Arithmetic and Surveying The terms of
tu,oh are Tor Reading, Writing and Arithmetic ten
dollars Eugliih Grammar and Geography I : dlI,rs
LATIN 9 dollars; Surveying 10 doars-1he School
VIII commence ahou, the 10th of January, and end
anou' the 18Th of December. There will be 4 vaca
ZION OF about ten daysar Whtfunde, and again from
the 9Th of Augua to the Ia of seutenbe: He
wines TO take or boarders: the terms of board
are 20 year, 25 dollars in advance, and each
boarder is required furnfi his o,Vn bed-parents
who may think proper board their ft,ns with him
are aured that proper attention will be paid 70 them,
and every exer;ion ufsd promote their education
Louifa, Oa %. oaw4SG
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BY virtre Of Decree of Gloaccfter county cour,
bearing date June term 1907, in fuit in Chance
Wy therein depending, in which Philip Tabb was
complainant, and Mary Apderfon Execu,rix and
Device of Matrhew Anderfon, dec d. was tiefen-
dant We ihall ON Tuefday the 10th of Decem-
Der next, fair, osherwile the next fair day pro-
coed to fell for cath,
a Ii that tract or parcel of LAND, of which the
iaid Matthew Anderion died feized, lying &
being in the fad county OF Gouceler, on the North
river, commonly called and known by the name OF
she Exchange The faie will take place on the pre-
imhes Tor the purpofe of iatsfying the fad Philip
abb, debt OF 1885 iss & Cd. with iutereR here-
OH, alter the'rate OF tivep per cent. per annu to be
computed from the 10Th of April, 1906, till paid ;
ALTO, the further fun of a5o with n,ereil thereon
at the rate of fix per cent per aunum, to be conpu-
ted from the 10th day of April, 1906, till paid and
the colts and charges attending the faid lae.
JAMES H. ROY, ,
JOHN CATLETT, Commis,ioue-s.
GEO. w. BOOTH, }
NOV ~ eP4wT
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T u TION

II AVlNG engaged a gentleman of approved abili-
ties as an afliitant, the fubicrber embraces the
earIie opportunity inform his friends in the cty
and vlcinage OF Richmond, that the additional nun-
Der OF ten or twelve hudents will be admitted into
his Academy. He at the fame time begs leave to ac
quaint the public in general, that he has moved his
Academy to that large and comn,odious houfe next
to the late DIR. Curries the main ftreet, Sbocko
bill, where he continues TO inftrua the youths of
both exeS in the following branches and on the fol-
lowing terms, viz
Creek 8, French languages, per ann 60 dolls.
Latin language, Mathematics Geography, ufe of
the Globes, Engliih Grammar practically, Cyphering,
&c &C. at 40 dollars, to be paid quarterly.
Executive of five dollars entrance money
JAMES A. OSWOJD.
n B. The Gentlemen aud Ladies occupy fepa.
rate rooms.
Gaobar 81. Iaw9ws
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.

I" fHyfH"as IF Decree IF The High Court Of Cbanee,v,
for TIE Rebn1Oad Dfrit', ~ eaaIint of tayfies tie
oO7OiGg profofy, Gc!oggizg 10 tie eGaff Of James
IHat,lo", SseG 7rWbe Johi 10 TIE 6ig51F Jiddly, on
eyedif ef f7vrIqf nea!JJ, to z,gh
On Tae'Aly ne 29~ dry Of SePtsm6e, nr.t,
HAT eommodious and well iituated HOUSE &
A LOT, on the man-ifree, in the city of Wiiiiamf-
burg, at Prefent occupied by Mrs Camp ALTO, two
vacant hall acre LOTS, the Free School in the
laid city, The iale to be made On the premfes.
@" MosAty tbs I4tb day Of Dee. foi0zvins,
Thas valuable HOUSE and LOT, fituated at the
foot Of the capitol hill, in the city of Richmond, in
the occupancy of Charles Bother and o,hers. The
iale to b. made on the Premiies. ALTO, at the fame
time and place, two valuabl, Traas Of LAND lying
on Wills Creek fate Of Kentucky and Within few
miles Of the Ohio river.
There are eight thirty fifth parts Oh the above ma
med properly, which belongs to infants, and where
he price OF any ieperate parcel exceeds fourteen
hundred dollars, irtereH with the purchaisr mut
5erefaired IN tina: portion FOR them.
Additional information may be had on application
20 Robefs Ander,ou Of Williamsburg.
THE COMMISSIONERS.
sept, l. sawt29thS IswtlGD S.eptl4thD.
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TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.

ir aznrjier re lt,i5er tie eieSenib esb, month
L'AhLf Negro Man, named DAVID, twenty
"a years old, five feet, feven or eight inches bi.b
rs OF black complications fPare made, and has pIear
ns eountenancs, has black fpos on one of his fore
teeth and commonly ufes his left hand He has
lump on his breae oceafoned by burn when Child
he IS 'oiersbls Backimi,h. expect he will en-
oe"Vor TO pals as tree man. will give the above
re"atd 10 any pertou for information of faid NEGRO
10 mat get him again do hereby foreevarn ali
matters OF vsiieisardothers ron, harborng or carry
i'ss laid Negro nf the aate.
CHRISTOPHER ROBINSON.
Cumberland county, O9 %. oaw4wr
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NliE 1ratt OF LAND wherein now live, cons
L tanning two hundres and forty one acres Iyiy
ana being in the county of Che;terfeld about nine
nniesf from Msnchsaer, aud one from James, River
there : avery ooddwsling houfe with good barn
and other out houies; apple and peash orchard it
sa very high and healthy ituation; very fnall part
OF the aiorfaid Land cleared Tafo with to fe! one
halt OF Gsiit- Mill, ON Powhite Creek, within one
miie OF my aforeiaid Land This Mills entirely
new, and perhaps is as profitable as any min of the
knd IN the county There is only one pair of Rones
az work az the pre!ent; tut 10 cuntiru Sex, lat
imsli exPence) to put up another pair. For terms
apply 20 the fuhicriber.
JOHN FORE.
s. There IS IA d'ub. but there is Coal OH the
aioreiaid Lands, is greet ign has been dhcsvsred
Sept. ID. 1aw2mT. IF
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-11-13
WILLIAM McCABE,
WATCH AND CLOCK MfKRR
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Ras moved from bis /orer fand zo5eb zyas aea, tie
Bel 7aOon, to the zreR knozpn fand eesejfte A1r5.
Grm6Lt fare, and one doo, atovt ilir. Brooke Dry
Good fore nearly otesfte f5e ee fret G1dfnp jtelp
Nayo's bridge 10 By,d's zvaye-Bsajs
M HERE all commands in his line will be prompt
w iy attended to and executed with fidelity and
dpateh File returns his iiDcere thanks for pafl ia
vors and hopes his attention to buneis will guaran
tee continuance. He has on hand and will
keep iupPly of WATCHES, which he will ar
rant: lkeriie an afortment Of Chains, Keys, and
Seals of hyperion quality.
October 27. oaw5w.