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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-15

| to which was referred 50 much of the &C.
'ernor's Message Us relates TO the change of
the Judiciary :
Mr.. !Fotsoa mavcd for leave to bring in a
Bil tor reducing Tire fees of the Clerks of
the courts of this commonwealth ;Referred to
niessrs. Watson, Harris, Banks, Morrow,
Lightfo1t and Semple
Mr. 'Hrockenbrough Oh asked For leave
to bring in "A Bill to amend and explain the
Act entitled, (" An act more effccfualIy tn
prevent malicious and vexatious Suits RE
TERED to Messrs. Brockcnbrough, Brent.
Watts 60 Cheatham, Tyler, Edmunds and
S.orrs.
Mr.. Crutchield proposed the following re-
solution: Resolved, That so much of the Co
vernor's Communication, rs relates to tho
arming ard organizing the Militia, be re-
TERED to Select Committee, and that they
be instructed to enquire whether anv, and
1t any, what amendments are necessary ia
the several acts organizing and regulating the
I'ii'tiia OF this commonwealth, and that they
report by bill or otherwise. Referred to a
committee OF thirteen, named bv the House.
Messrs. Crutchfield, Tyler, Otey, Woodson,
iuckner, Sesur, Underwood, Mason. Wood
lrS' Barbour, Stanard 81 Lettwich and
Chectham.
Mr. Shelley asked for leave to bring in :
Bill Ito alter the Senatorial Districts within
this Commonwealth '-Referred to Messrs.
Shetiey. Congieton, Kinney, Given. NAL
!ory, IL. c. Castienan, Shannon, Simon,
Lightfoot, Henderson, Holt, (Nor) and
Davis.
Yesterday the two houses of the Lepisla-
ture proceeded by Joint ballot to elect a fudge
OF the General Court in the room of John "
Ter, Esq. appointed Governor of this COM
monwealth
. Messrs Pc:,c:::., 5.5l oui. iii anu
Allen 50 nominated W1LL1AM II. CA
BELL, Esq. late Governor
Messrs. Strother, Mallory and Murdauei,
nominated JAMES SEMPLE. ESQ. delegate in
the present Assembly from the City of VIII
iiamsburg.
Result the ballot was,
William H CabeIl 14A
James Semple As
Scattering
me Senate haze adjourned till tie 29M
Instant.
The fTv2' H3uscs haze agreed 10 hoetrone
The removal ft7uo mCni6crs, from The Conn
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PURSUANT to a decree Of the coun,1 Co,r,
L of Chesterfield, will be sold, on SATURDAY..
the 24thinst. To the highest bidder, on the premi
ses, on credit of twelve months, the HOUSE
< LOTT, on the main-street, in the town of
Manchester, belonging to the estate of James
Montgomery, dec'd.-Rond and security will be
required Of the purchasers, 20 carry interest from
the date if not punct;,ally paid
TIE CO J9INiSSIONEPS
december !! s. 2tE
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/ F0RWARN all persons from trading for any
\ Bond or Bonds, which have executed TO
John Head, of the county of Orange, for the pay
ment OF money The said bonds having been
fiaudulcntly obtained as l do not intend to pav
he same, any part of them
NICHOLAS CRENSRAW.
Cupepper, December Is 2tS
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NEALUABLE pR OpERTY. 100 49,

NALUABLE PROPERTY, ,FoR SALE
The ownershaye become DESTROYS of selling
, ~ wen Known and valuable Property, the
YARN SPRINGS, lying in Bath county. with
all the Land and Tenement, belonging thereto.
orthsy will sell the Springs with s or 6 hundred
acres OF Land. 1t would be useless 20 say anv
thing about the situation Of those Springs, AMI
their great Medical qualities, with The superior.
adVahtages attached to them, over any of the o.
,her Mineral Waters in this country AS itix
presumed that no one will attempt To- purchase.
who IS not well acquainted with them, or who
will view the property before they purchase. A.
~ communication on tss subject addressed &c,
the Subscriber, will be speedily attended to.
CRARLES H. LE1FLS.
Warm Syringe, DecePbcr 10. oaw3mT
N D. considerable prompt payment will he
expected, and atsw likely young NEGROES
,asen.
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- We are authorised TO state, that g,7thvrs.
Jones, is Candidate for the Senatorial District,
composed OF Caroline and Hanover.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-15
CT Ow.POCK.

DR: w. FousH1e Jur. is now inoculating for
this disease in its genuine form
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-15
CT COW poCK.

DocToR TREvr is now nocuIatinr fo- this
disease in its genuine form
RIcHMoND, Dec. To-
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-15

, virtue OF 4 deed of trust, cxccuted bv p
4 = ljah Dickinson To VIM. Lawrence. on the
lS'h day offcbruafy, 1902 and duly recorded in
Louisa court, to secure the payment of a sum of
money and interect therein specified, due to .ud-
low and Nimrod Bramham: WIN BE sold. TO an
s"eT the purposes specified in said deed, 20 the
highest bidder, for ready money. nj Louisa co,t
house, on the 22dday of December next. one No.
gro man RON, and one negro woman P5T7.y-
The title to these negroes is believed to be Good
'ut as only act trustee, shall convey onIv
such title as is vested ia me
WIN. G.. POINDEXTER.
Trustee appointed BY decree IF Louisa court
toacf instead af I'm Lzwrcnce, dee'd
nov. -, 1893. Isw4w
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The fToo' Houses haze agreed 10 hoetnoi.e
me removal q t7Uo members, from, the Couu-
Gil of STATE, I'LL the Cd .IonuQrv.
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The Senate haze adjourned till tie eskh
Instant.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-05-18
Is EDUCATION.

n OSEPH COMING respectfully acquaints
y his friends and the public, that ne Gas en-
gagged as an assistant gentleman sos good
tan.ily) from Bern III Sscis2er(ahG.
Whereby he is enabled to add to the course
of instruction pursued IL his school: The
French, German and Italian Languages
..nticnt ard Modern History arithmetic,
Euciid's Elements, Geography with tie nse
oftae Globes ard Maps, Frigonometry, Men
suration, Surveying, Navigation and the Lamar
Observations, Analytics, Astronomy, &c. s1e.
Likewise Algebra and Fluxions, with taeS'
Applications 10 the various branches of the
Mathematics and Natural Philosophy, will be
taught as hitherto by himself al his School in
st. t,saph street.
". B. Those who wish to be instructed IN
the above Languages, will please to apply, as
the number Of Pupils will be limited.
.4srI2 10. 2aF2
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viii gratlsis rs destroy all tend eneg to dis
In the human Eanr, and prcseryc health and
Niggef. Although great variety of prescrip.
lions have been published to cure the disor-
ders enumerated above, none has yet equalled
the GOUT AND RHEU MA'TIC DROPS Of
On. TISS0T, which are celebrated through
out the European continent, and whose un~
bounded benefits are fully authenticated by
certificates already published Of gentlemen so
well known IN America, being Of the first con-
sequence in the state Of Maryland: General
Charles Ridgely, of Hampton John Gibson,
Esq. one of the directors OF the Farmers Bank
spf Maryland; John Macubbin, Esq. Mrs. Aza-
cubbin, his wife and Mrs.sRyan, Of Calton-
Certificate q 1tdr. Thomas Kclso, butcher.
About three weeks since was nc sc violent
~ attacked With Rheumatic pains throughout
my whole frame, in SO severe a manner as not
to be able to-turn in my bed without assistance,
proceeding as ] suppose from a severe cold !;
on being advised by a friend TO apply DR.. lis
sot's Govt and Rheumatic Drops, accord
iEgly obtained from the agents Messrs. George
Dobbin and Murphy, two bottles, the appica-
ton of which, under God, have perfectly re-
stored ME to health. am therefore induced
with confidence TO recommend this medicine
as certain cure for the above disorder.
THOMAS sXELSO.
Baltimore, July I'D, 1906.
cr@5dcate Of RI. Thomas Campbell, Harness
maker
Il would be an act of in; Justice to Withhold
my testimony of the sanitary effects Of Doctor
"Iissots Govt and Rheumatic Drops, as Ehayc
experienced a very unequiyccal instance. of
their virtues and efficacy. was afflicted with
two. severe attacks Of what IS usual. called
Dead Palsy, froHa which partially recovered,
but was obliged to use cTusches to aid ne IN
walking when left home to this were joined
violent Rheumatic pains, the result Of the at
fiction, and had feared the disorder Mould
accompany ne through life but progidentialy
ly was recommended to apply at George Dob
bin and Mu1phy's for Dir. Tissot's Drops, and
after using only che bottle, found myself per
fectiy liberated from, my disorder, and am now,
thank God, as free from pan as if meyer had
been afflicted. Finding this medicine operate
so powerfully OH myself, determined to aP.
ply it internally to my child, a boy only eleven
months old, who was then reduced almost to
a skeleton with the Bowel Complaint; after
Administering il four times to him, his com
plant was entirely removed, and be IS now &c
covering his strength with great rapidly.
III. CAMPBELL.
Baltimore, July %, 1906.
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ISOO.


Being DESTROYS TO make public for the good
os others, the excellent quality OF HAAliL-
IONS ELIXIR, prepared by the late Mr..
Lee, I have sent you the following account OF
the benefit have received from 1t, which l
hone will induce others to give 1t atrial. In
consequences of a bruise on the breast received
from fall, my health grew bad, my breathing
became very difficult, and frequently ! have
had suddenly to rise up in my bed with all the
horrors of immediate suHoeatien. Add to
these constant pain inrny breast and cough,
a.rreat loss of strength and flesh, and you may
snnceiye that my symptoms evidently indicated
An approaching consumption. The advice of
q most eaainent physician was rcs0iaed to, and
afterwards !. second was called in, without Civ
ing me any relief. Another physician who
knew me and the circumstances of my case,
ssvised me to grUe Hamalsoa E3s1f1 trial, say
me-, he had used II indis practice, ard Always
aund it do mach good. A bottle was procured
from Mr.. Bricks, and I.tound relief before /
rad taken one half Of 1t. ] continued to use
1t and was soon strong enough to attend to bu-
s;ness. On taking cold, same of my former
symptoms return, but are always removed by a
dose or two, of the elixir.
GEO. BENNER, Jun.
No. II, Budd-street, Philadelphia
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-05-18
Nna:agton Tavern.
ALEXANDER GORDON.
Reai,ccyfutiy Mfti'm1 his FRIENDS and shs Pus-

Reshrctt0aly inf5I.nle lis FEIEEDs and 5Ae Pug-
Lie IN general,
THAT he has taken the house lately occu-
nietl by RaspoLPH Morn, ank known by the
name Of the HfaaAiagfon iapc'-a, and has p.o-
y;dee himself with choice liquors, coed beds,
and is prepared 10 accommodate customers
the best mtnneI, ans has q careful and at
entive hostler, lie sohcits portion OF pubic
patronage.
March IS. GO
H Printing IN It's various branches
neatly executed a. this ofhce.
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n q I IC L.

The partnership itreto:or: existing under
the arn Of George aad 2aoaas Bu,ronshs.
expired ibis day All persons having Clans
against said concern, vii! please present them
70 the subscriber, AMI those Indebted thereto
are desired to make payment 10 him.
George Burroughs.
Aauia, STD May. 2sw
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fPriee, Two DoL'rr$ FER bate,
Dr.. IiOots celebrated Go1t and Rhsa-
matic Drops. q
NOTHING is of more Importance han
the preservation of health-this common lacep
remark however is TOO OFTEN FORGOTTEN,
whilst we are active and strong--aid pre-
vention of pain, which is superior to It's cure,
is not sufficiently attended TO by any deseuptj-
on of persons Among those disorders which
require the most. early and unremitting efforts
to eradicate and overcome, none have strong
er claim upon ournotice than the Govt, Rheu-
matism, Lumbago, Weakness of the Joints,
.sspcains, elects, the Stone and Gravel, the
Cramp and every species of Rheumatic Pains
from whatever cause they may have originat
ed-and hence every relief which can be ad~
ministered is too valuable to be fosgotten.--
Those persons whose ayocatlons peculiarly ex-
pose them TO colds, BIC. cannot be too anxious
iwavs to possess immediate aid. Sea-faring
,epersons, travellers, &s. ought constantly to
carry with them that medicine which will
counteract the unpleasans effects of their peri
lous duties, and especially these pains to which
their situation must expose them. To those
| who reside III Or visit the West Indies, and
lxther warEa climates, theywill be found upon
| trial TO convey the most lasting service, and
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Jols;h Mandep;,,.

JoIsssh Mandey;I,.
eor1'r q Rlse ard Fatsyax.s,s
HAS FOR SALE,
An aAortment Of W,a,,
euoRs, GROCERIES. &c,
MADElRA1-
Port
Malaga
I'enerife s
Corsica III
Ga st. Estephe Mcdoc iaret. in -,
che dozen frs1
A few dozen fine old fronanac
DITTO 60. best wine bitgea
jamaica and EYcst-Iadis ram
NeWEngland ta.
losalac, Bourdea,rx and Naples hrs,an.
Holland and eountry s;a
Schicdam gin in cases
Irish wialskey, very old
10 barrels Pennsylvania rye whisky,
Citley in barrels
White wine and Cider vinsew
Elorence oil liz TASKS
2 hogsheads nsyanns honey
IS do. choice retailing rcei,.s,,
Cunpowdsr
Imperial 1
Hyson TFAe
Young Tyson 40
sIfysea-ssn ara . s''a 'q'rsg
sSoushong
Muscoyado sugars, aifIeRentqusEtiss
BENGAL white do.
Loaf and Jump sugars, PHILADELPHIA. nsEy.
tilnore and Alcxand!Ia.
Leipcr's, CARROTS, ard Eamiltaz's szess,
il bottles end blsdders.
NEacuna AID rapee 10.
Cloverseed. Penn. vOarransd}
Mace; netmegs; cloves casslas ;lggs!
TO; pepper; ginger, race and grorads Ces
enae pepper; refined salt-petre.
Coffee /; chocolate; rice pearl }lss2T:cc :
London and Philadelphia nustards 5esb.s
sa,; starch; fig blue; iiotant inGsp; lGm,-
ella and Tennessee cotton: fax; SEQ. MAJ
der copperas; alum; birthstone ei.@a $
pipes IN boxes; wrapping paper aad tw&2 ;
traces; bedcords; lesding lines; 4enaiicEs,
gin cases; patent shot; brandywine giraFon.
der; Hawey's gunPowder, [the oniy rasl tas
fish battle powdcrJ from : to trssle sc2l>A
chewing tobacco /; hest Havana segAs.
Muscatel and bloom raisias in boxes.
Sun rassins incasks.
Zante currants pruncs soft sheNed Is
monds.
A few boxes excellent pickles, each@a
tlezcn bottles assorted capers, olives asa q
choyics, for sale BY the box.
4 quantity ofclean good 4lIun sal: ssits's'
or til fishery, &c. &C
JAMES BACON,
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lo21lac and Bourlcaux Brars!y,
Old Jamaica SI-irit, for talnil5 rseo y,
Antiooua, St@Cso.S, 81. Vlecents, a:id Nc"
England Rum,
Holland Gin,
Irish and country Whisky,
Molasscs, Wine, and Cider Flnc5W'
Stoughto;.'s Bittcrs,
Mace, nutmegs, cloves, cass'a' F''nsel'
Cayennr ard black pepper, race ana sE@s ..r
Ginger, basket salt Tor table use, aea?l ''''s5
rice, starch, fig blue, soap, mould EP! =" -
spcrmaceti candles, refined sa!t-Pctf'' '.Y,, a.,
indigo, alum, coppcras, iaAdlst' pfi'n.'' ~.
spinning cotton, patent siot al sizes 0es' "
o-,;sh and county I1adc S1npoHoeF' ~ -
and srncaki,ls tobacco, very oe5t o'''S.''
.;acco. .. oincs
Hamilton and Leiper's snufi, Hunter p'P''
in ,oxcs. sunerio,
London mustard, warranted CT sup ,.no,
ouaiity, Dixon's best ditto, wrAPp's ,d rF =,
den,;iohus, &c. &c. VIZ gene! ~ en- ,s bss
.ielc in his linc--eAc whole O whoa '," asS Of o.
elected with care, and viii be aisn'ss' =
Los. acf tcpt
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ations the Important one. thtt the British
ministry had Become much Impaired. in it's
strength especially in what concerned the u.
y by the deasA OF 4 very caincn, and tlistin-
guished statesman, and had not the power.
or thought that it had not. 20 pursue libe :
raj policy towards the United States, and
that its power was evidently taily diminish
ing.
These considerations induced us to sign
the treaty and submit it to the wisdom of
our government. after obtaining the best
conditions that it was possible to obtain
We were aware that, in several points, it
fell short of the just claims of our country
But we were persuaded that such an arr
raBgement was made Of the whole subject
as justified Us in the part which we took
In the rejection or adoption of the treaty,
felt no personal interest. Having diseharg-
ed my duty with integrity and zeal, neither
wished applause nor dreaded censure. Ha-
wing the highest confidence in the wisdom,
the rectitude and patriotism of the admins
tration, was satisfied that it would pursue
the course, which an enlightened view of the
public Interest,", and "A i,fst sensibility to the
national honor, might dictate.
Our letter of January Sd, was written in
haste, and was deficient in many of the ex-
plantations Witch would otherwise have been
given OF the treaty. / was happy when at
Washington to find that you were perfectly
willing to receive any explanations which
might be disposed to give of that transaction;
and.to allow them the weight which they
might deserve. In making this commmuni-
cation have INDUCED the freedom which
belonged 20 it, in full confidence that it will
be approved.
cannot conclude this letter without add
ing my IIlvsr don't WISH, that the admins
tration may succeed in Conducting onr aft
fairs with every power, to the happiest re-
suit. My retirement. which had been long
desired, and delayed only bv the arduous &
very important duties in which / was enga-
ged, had become necessary as relec to my
mind, after much fatigue, and to the interest
OF my family, which had been neglected and
greatly injured by my absence in the public
service. 1t is still my desire to cherish re-
tirement. Should it, however, be our unfor-
tunate destiny, which l most earnestly hope
will not be the case, to be involved in for
eign war or domestic trouble, and should my
services be deemed useful, l will not hest
tate, at the desire of the administration, to
repair again to the standard of my country.
1 have the honor. 70 be,
With great consideration and esteem,
Your very obedient servant,
JAMES MONROE.
(PH5Ec& Documents concluded.
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EIFTY DOLLARS REWARD =,

EuFTY DOLLARS REWARD-.Iostb v
" the Subscriber yesterday, on lis ,ourne y
iroIn Petersburg to this City, a small Red Mo.
rocco pOCkET-BOOK, or an obionp form. n.
bout tour inches long and three inches broad fss.
tened ny clasp, which contained a number of
Bank Notes Tor various sums irom hfty 10 ten
Dollars II contained also an order in my favor
e vi by John Bard OF Petersburg OH Jdmcs
Shephari of Richmond, for TWENTY-FIVE d,ll,rs,
Whoever will deliver tie above Pocket Book and
ITS contents TO me, shall receive the reward :
aforementioned.
May 10. GfI
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HIS majesty promises hin elf rrcna the wisdom
of the council, that feeling I'LL the lively desires
winch animate hun to. confirm daily, stdl more.
the strict ties which bind his aaies;y 10 the En-
prror of the French and King of Italy, the coun-
ell Will en.icavor by III the means wi. hin their
power, To inspi with the same sentiments all
the Inhabitants of Madrid Cod preserve YOU, &C.
PEDRO CEYALLOS
Aropinf-x Doth Marcel 1onQ :. -. .,s. Z.
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CO MMUNICATIoN.
City Richmond.

al -! 90, City Of Richmond
Inc following lines were written on seeing
Miss - u the insc. ton Of these Initials
should be the ONLY objection to their publcati-
on, and an 1NsUPERABLF one, pray eXpunge
them '--Ihe author matters himself, they require
no indeX To point out their object--He can give
no other Indication of himself, than that they
are from the pen of
A STRANGER.
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When the Supreme creative power,
Resolv'd upon thy natal hour
Essay'd to form Thy magic Face, ,..,
Thy limbs to mould and give them Grace
And to perfect his work, impart
Within that breast kirared heart;
He, from the Angels round his throne,
Chose those, whose Beauties brightest shone
And Guild from each, with skill divine.
Some perfect part and made il thine
But mercful 20 man, on thee
Bestowed not Immortality.
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We have ezpunged them---But should the
Ladies OF Richmond be disposed 60 contend for
the honour OF this elegant compliment, we are
Apple Of Uiscord g 70 fHE rA1Rrsrn
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sOST-supposed between the CAPITOL md The
- Bank Of Virginia, a one hundred dollar n ~
BILL ot the United States deposit in sayannab'.N
ah5eral reward viii be given to any person vyhe,
'"o"'u ma IT, +. HOWARD.
Richmond, MAY 81. r,e7
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:, Our Correspondent at Bordeaux, under
date OF March 28tlI, writes to us as follows
we have no news in France, Commeree
Is 10 SO distressing state that nearly all the
counnng-houses i'll this place have dischar-
geo their clerks No decision has yet been
gwen III the courts in the case of any Anne
liYal VeSsGl; a ne nsws OF captain Duplex's
arrival at L'Orient in the Usage. reached ne
yesterday; and the dispatchcshe brings NAV
probably have favorable effect"
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ADDRESSED TO MISS
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The Hudson Bee gives us the returns of 81
counties for members of the N. York Assembly,
viz: SIS republicans and Al feds and guilds, and
obcrves that from the best accounts, there will
be majority next winter in that house from II
to 90.
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FOX The ENQufRsR.
PIND ARIC ODES.
ODE VIII.
ODE VII.
TO ]. R.-M. c.

Thou art a pretty little speaker, John,
Tho some there are who think you've spoke too
long
And even call sweet sir, your tongue a bell,
That ding dong, dong dug |; tolls away!
Yet mind not what such :" Raggamuiiins' say.
Roar still 'gainst back stairs influence" pray.
And Lash the pages of the water closet
. :. well;
To dust and ashes" pry'thec grind-em,
Aitho' Pm told, 'twouid puzzle ye to Sat-en,
But John, like water, thou End my" level"
Those horn-bool politicians The devil;
Some how or other, they've So pleased the .
For spite of "cobweb heories" and " sharks"
Russclis, Garnctts, Clays, and Ckrks,
" Straight Jackets" water Cruel" and &c de-
:. plction -
Yes, yes. in spite Of all those cwious Hings,
The name OF each, with glory round us rings
W:nst tlon, OF even patriotism doubted,
Ar'to Ill hands, acknowledgement at--ss SCOUT.
ed"
Nay, many think, ttho' this perhaps is scandal,y
That soon you'll nothing be, but plan jack X
dat
SEDLEY.
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YMvE DOLLARS REWARD-pnn.n,p...

HIVE DOLLARS REWARD-Run.ays,
L from the subscriber on the 9Th of this pre-
sent month, likely mulatto oman by the name
OF KITTY, about % years Of are she is sfo,t
made, and rather low los her bulk, her complcxi-
on Is rather dark, has < snctty head of hair. more
so than is common fcf enc ct her colour, she c,,.1
RED or variety OF clothing, fcouise oescrip
'oa OF her dress is tnnece zsafy. She was inv, d,
Sicdoif by her husband, by thc name of 7 ,mes.
the property of one Watkin; near tta COL pits
who IS hired to Mr.. Trakue, to 90 in his col
boat he has good many relations in Chester.
held and Po~hatan, particularly father and mo.
ther, wbo, an informed, are free, where proba.
bly, she may be harbored, or she may be copccaI.
cd at Mr. Augustine Dayis's plantation in tL,a
county, where her husband and herself arc vcrs,
intimate her ts;hcr and mother belong 10 NJ.
Jesse Smith Of this COUNTY, they are b,th vorv
aFtu and designing, md her mother has y,o,s
Indulgence Dian generally fails to tle lot Of slave
she D'ay perhaps be concealed ty her.
| WI give tie above reward Tor her 1clivery.
Of secured an any jail so that get her ara,r.
NArHb r. AL w. PRICE
Heniiso, June II, 1903. C1aw2wII +