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Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-03-18
FALL and WIN TER
GOODS.

THE subscribers inform theirfrlends
. 1 Customers at a distdnce) and the
public in general, that they are now o.
pening, at their store. roy the Market.
House, in Shepherds Town. a very
extensive and complete assortment OF
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-03-18

Freb Woohn Goods,
together with the most elegant assert.
ment Of
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-11-12
FROM THE SAME.

LOBBEI'7.-The. wiseacres who con-
duct the administration papers, have lately
amused their readers with some extracts
from Cobbett's Register, which happened to
please them. This led us to look a little In
to their favorite, and from it we greet them
with the following extract. Speaking Of the
affairs Of Spain, in June last, soon after the
revolution broke out, he says
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-11-12
From the Charleston C5uf;er.

AS Spain is now passing through the fer
ordeal of a reyeiutien, which trust in Con
is to break the yoke Of the Usurper, let Us
cast rapid glance upon the countries which
have been revolutionized by France, and
view the benefits they have derived from
that colossal power.
Holland, forced to abandon har constien-
tion, which had grown out Of the nanhsis
and habits ct her people, has been createda
kingdom, and is in state ofthe utmost dis-
treSS.
Naples, has been compelled to accept
King OF the EoNApARTs stock, and is kept
down by the sword OF the seld.ery and the
axe OF the executloner.
The Pohe, who crowned the DESTROYER
general OF Europe, has been deprived OF
his power, and the aged members OF his sa-
cred College driven from their homes with
the utmost scorn and contempt.
Tuscany, first erected into a kingdom,
then deprived of its Sovereign, and finally
melted Gown into the territory Of France.
Switzerland, deprived Of her liberties,
which she had exercised without oaence to
any power in Europe, and converted into
dependence upon France, until it saad
please the Destroyer General to give her
some other form Of government.
Hs,lice and Genoa, sforn OF their honors,
and independence, their Doges and their
Councils, united to France, and all thelr
commercial property and importance gone.
Germany, without manufactures, withol :"
trade, writing under the most oppressi'
exaction, and treated like captured w:
Prussia, the most useful friend Ff@
ever had, almost blosted from the slapN6l
Europe and reduced to tie utmost misery.
Austyia, curtailed Of her power, = wsife
ing with trembling anxiety to see what ne"
demands France may make, and what pof,
ton of her territories she may be permitted
TO keep.
Portugal, texed by the most cruel eS'
actions, and a prey to misery and famne'
boldly threw of the French yoke. and mas
again, Trust, become independent.
Such is the condition of the Continent
which has had the blessing OF French alliance
or French interference. and such are lno
proofs which Bonaparte has shown OF ms
pacific disposition, OF the wise and 6s''evo,
lent policy which labors for the welfare anu
happiness Of the world! Whilst Ensisnl,
who has rot had the benefit OF his eoIns9s
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-11-12

II Napoleon were b,A
The ultimate consequence 4, ] i S ls''aa
liverance Of Europe. / me-. s @. I,
dellverance," and not a mere - ~ - go
despotisms. The effect in Amer, s.,' -,
wen. g though Ishsua Be srsa,b s,u !.
ipriscd, #, IN the United States s. : s sl
MENT, the prevent reignlns faet;90 ~
8, deciaedl hostile t0tae 5Spaaayds td ,,ea't
stlon 6ei1s FRENCH in heart, and No+s I@'
BUT FRENCH" Zinc
There, all ye host Of sycophantic ed;,o..
swallow that and digest it as you can. 0'S
From the New 7ork Amer;ca, Citizen
For a long time previous to the cane.
nomination, aneiwhen that violence Ifo j
constitution and frau. upon the commu,;,
was committed, Duane, editor ofrhs Phil,
delphia Aurora, was decidedly aud ,vos
edly opposed to- Mr.. Madison.
An army of SIX thousand men was - J.
raised: no man could tell for what. Efs
defence against any fancilully antcD,,.d
invasion, or for offensive operations aa ssa
the Canadas or the Floridas, the ,ns ssas'
was infinitely ridiculous and contemp;N. +
IF rigidIy to enforce tee execution of ts.|
embargo laws, the army could rot be ra;s
ed, nor was it indeed thought OF, until i,
mischief was done the horse was in i,,t
gone, before it had occurred to the braf;;ee,
sagacity Of Mr.. Madison to shut lie dom,
OF the stable. The army then was not r.s.
ed for defence, nor for offence, noi, season.
ably, to enforce the operations OF the en-.
barge. For what then was It rl;sed Wa,
it to purchase tie election If lNr. Ai1oissp
With MILITARY COMMISSIONS ?-l)uar,
turned about, became an advocate of the :.
lection OF Mr.. Madison, commenced d.
fence of that disgrace Of the army, its con-.
mander in Chief, and is nozD a cole.
MEL; every editor that was worth having
and could be ssduced, has been buehasei
NTH MILITARY COMMISSIONS. say no.
thing OF Legislators, who as SUCH had to
vote Tor Presidential electors, to whom HI.
LlTARY COMMISSIONS have been gwen
g her conduct may, Notwithstanding, as le-
gisiators, be unbiased. But the template.
On is great and the management e5,r9st aud
ese1rable. 1t behoves the Legislature Of
this State to set the seal Of its reprobation
upon CHS Washington management.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-11-12

"A MARKET.
1t hath left ..s
The mechanic and manufactures subjected
to correspondent privations.
In wore,
II found them the cheerful supporters OF
good government, increasing, as IN
dividuals, and as nation, in
Riches and honor.
It hath left them growing daily more and
more disseminated and disheartened.
1t found
The REVENUE ample and augmentlng,
owing to the wisdom OF It's
FOUNDER,
And completely sufficient for the purpose OF
gradual abolition of the United
States DEBT, and the
annual expcnces OF
Government:
IS 1t hath left
If not an empty treasury, defclt tor
the last year only, OF at least fifteen
millions of dollars, which would
have otherwise accrued to the
government from imposts,
now almost altogether
deprived of that
source
NATIONAL INCOME.
1t found
The country supporting an independent and
dignlhed Neutrality,
not affected by $ iynoble STOPPING"
But by the assertion OF Our Rights
It hath left us
Cringing meanly to France, and by bad
management destroyed the
6 Harmony of intercourse" with G. Brit.
Ii found us
Possessed Of a NAVY, composed of 81
ships OF war, mounting 91S
guns, and manned by 1850 gallant seamen.
Ii hath solu off
A part of this National hulwark another
part is 1otting in the Ship-yards,
where. they have been de-
deposited and few
So are left sea worthy
to remind our
conntrymen
Of what our force once consisted.
1t hath
Left US inl leu afew baltry inefficient gun
boats, better fitted to receive the
SPIKE, than for the
lofty perch Of the
NOBLE Eagle.
1t found
The Exports and Imports, composing
our Foreign and Commercial Traffic,
amounting to an immense sun
1t has reduced
Them to song, by cowardIy EMBARGO.
In fine,
It hath left our once UNITED, PROSPEROUS,
HAPPY, WEALTHY c Country
Divided, her citizens Gissatis-
fed, and the nation poor.
And yet, notwithstanding these things are
palpable to all, there are many among
us who are SO lost to the senti-
ments of virtue, gratitude
and patriotism, as pro-
fcssedly to
Prefer the administrator oj
Thomas Jefferson,
10 those Of his Immortal Predecessors,
WASHINGTON and ADAMS.
Redea'at oata''nia regaa.
X !: $50
FROM TIE ~. Y. EYENzNG POST.
cobbetIhe administration papers are
busy in giving extracts from Cobbet's Re-
gister for the singular purpose Of promoting
their cause. If these extracts (says the
Monitor) do not make converts to the mea-
sures of our administrators, II shall be much
disappointed" Take the following:
6 The reader will perceive that the Anne
ricans cannow choose TO represent the hos.
file proclamation, not as an act of SyetnL;n.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-11-12
On the 4th of March next,

To the Joy of every native American, who
has his country's good at heart,
And to the morbid chagrin of presidential
parasites, sycophaats and
office-holders,
11s DEMOCRATIC ADMINISTRATION
Ofsthc
GOVERNMENT OF THE UNITED STATES:
Conducted BY
IA IEFFERSON-A MADISON, A
GALLAT1s, ct id genus omne:
EFT. s Years.
ITS DEATH
Was occasioned by an inherent principle OF
mortality, which would have a.
lone eventually extin-
gaished the
VITAL SPARK,
Had Il not been accelerated by foreign in
trieners and domestic traitors
Who have been cherished and nurtured by
their great Foster father,
s The drift of whose wretched policy has been
to loosen the UNION
Annihilate the CREDIT-endanger
the PEAC E-suspend the
pROSPERITY-tarn the HONOR {
and destroy the FELICIIY
OF HIS COUNTRY.
AT its birth it found the Union of the states
Strong as the Gordian knot;
1t hath left it
Week as the fins Of G0ssamer.
1t found the United States
L5,boundsd IN Credit, and respected abroad,
The treasury FIJI and ove.2aosuag;;
It hath left them
INpov7kIsHED, their name disgrace
in foreign nations;
And their treasury chest and its contents Of
little more value than the bag
which contained
6 The malt that lay in the house that
Jack bulls"
It found
The United States at Peace with all
the world;
1t hath left-us
A dubious if not certain prospect Of
$50 WAR.
1t found
Our arsenals full,
Our magazines 5msfing with ammunition
and udr6ke mRkements;
And our manufactures of cannon and
muskess, in employment
1t hath left
Some empty, and others decaying for
want Of proper care.
1t found
Our SEAnEx, valuable and necessary
8 part of community,
Thriving and happy, without dreaming OF
dry docks, or want OF service;
1t hath left them
Not a sAi b-6iscuit for their allowance
But compelled them to be
Begging their bread IN our seaports,
Or,
Seeking subsistence IN foreign navy.
1t found
The commerce OF our country penetrating
every chime by the enterprise of her
merchants and the fearless
ness of her sailors
Throwing into the lap Of her sister, agri-
culture, the rarities and the lux
uries of all nations !,
1t hath left it -
Manaclcd by an endless embargo;
Which, Ike the Unsuitable leecE is suffered
to drain the country of all the
wealth In its veins.
And which has operated with the baneful-
ness of the dcg-star, upon
dad5yidsal enterprise and Meath, public
prosperity, and the morals Of
THE PEOPLE.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-11-12
Alexandria Daib Ga1ette,
COMMERCIAL IND PCLII g Al.
lpRINrrD AND PuBLIsHED By
SAMsUE 4 S No WI + M
Reyat-streff, sAleraSdrss. !
DSily Gazette, 6 Dollars per ssann.
Country Gazette. $ DoAars. q
MONUMENTAL INSCRIPTIONS
IErorn the Farmers Museum. 1.s

Frors the Farmers llseum.l n
TO perpetuate to posterity melancholy
recollection Of the evils produced BY q ds-
usocratic n,al.administration and tor the
purpose of exposing the arts and wickedness
Of unpriacpled de.nagogues, the following
BEACON is erected, by way OF counter
part and contrast to the elegant inscription
which appeared in the Columbian Centlnel,
at the close of the federal administration IN
1 8O1.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-02-04
c1aw4wT].

NJ Office to Theodcrick Carter, late guardian
\ for Anderson Stone, dec'd--That on Satur-
day the 5th day of March next, the administra-
tors Of said Anderson Stone, will proceed to take
the deposition of Richard Allen at the house of
John Woodson, in Cumberland county. to be us
cd as evidence in suit IN Cumberland Court
said stlin'rs. against said Carter, and on Monday
the 2ath Of the same month at Cumberland court
house, being court day at that place, the deposi-
ton Of John Gillian viii be taken to be used Cor
the same purpose by
BoOKER WooDSoN {, WIFE, Adpt'ys.
Jan. % laSo4S9J
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-02-04

DUBLIC VENDUE.-By virtue of deed Of
trust from VIM. Hall to the subscribers, of
sundry property, for the purpose Of securing the
payment of a debt due William Sha',ks Gas viii
more fully appear by referring to sgid deed dated
5th Dec. 1906, and recorded at the hnstilrs court
o. Petersburg, 9Th April, 1897 y VIII be sold
without reserve, for ready noucy, on Thursday
the 18th FcbcuaryneSt, the sloop ALEXdNDRII.
burthen between 30 and 40 tons, with all her tao
kie and apparel, as she now lays at Rockets
.S4INUEL TURNER, }
DANIEL EPES, 1'"'re'''
January II Ctds)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-02-04

NiRGINIA.-At Superior Court of Chance
y ~ holden at the Capitol, in Richmond MAY
LIST, 1907
Samuel Booker, administrator, with the will
annexed OF VIM. Brown, deceased, 5'laintiF:.-A-
gHnst J. John Scott and William Weir, Defn-
daRts.
The defendant VIM Weir, not having entered
has appearance and given security according TO
the act OF Assembly and the rules of this court,
and IT appearing to the satisfaction of the court,
that ne is not All inhsbitant of this country, on
molten OF The plaintiff by counsel 1t is ordered,
that The said defendant do appear here on the first
day OF the next term and answer the bill of the
plaintiff, and that copy of this order be forth.
with inserted in some newspaper published in
the city OF Richmond for two months successive
~, and posted at the front door of the Capitol in
the said city
a Copy. Tsste, PETER TINsLEY, C. Q.
Dec. ~ (1aw8wS)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-02-04

FOE ALE, that large, valuable and wen butt
a Brick Lumber-H House, lately the property of
Messrs. WIN. Mckenzie & Co. 80 feet front, so
feet deep, and three stories high situated on the
back street leading FROM the Basin, nearly oppo-
site to the house lately occupied by Mr. John Hen.
ry.
The terms viii be liberal and convenient TO the
purchaser. hpplyto TAYLOR & BROWN.
NOV. ~. (Iawtf)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-02-04
Dec. 81.

ESRESH TEAS-The subscriber has still o.,
hand few chests and boxes fresh Imperial
and Young Tyson TEAS: Also, few pieces best
Company ; ,nkecn, with an assortment of Satins,
SILKS, GaIzcs and sewing Silks. Having laid in tho
above articles himself, in Canton, he can vouch fer
the quality and can sell them very cheap.
ROBT. N. PAGE.
Ian. -. (T.aT tfI
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-02-04

MOTICE-If JAMES MoYIAv, who came to
" this Country from Ireland, in the year 177O.
and who taught a School IN the Counties of Abe
marie and Prince George in 1777 and 1878 win
make application TO VIM. c. /. 1t, he will re.
ceiye Intelligence Of Brother win whom nc once
corresPonded If application be bot made before
the risns1of the Legislature, it must be made to
John OConnor, near North West River Bridge.
Norfolk County
JANUARY ID. E1aw4wF1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-02-04

O. ALES OF Valuable Property-On Monday lie
~ 18Th day of February ensuing, will be exno-
sed to public sale, at thelatc dwelling house of
AieXan.ler Banks, deceased, 4 variety Of House
hold Kitchen Furniture, three or four likely Ne
SEES, small Wagon and Gear, &c &c.
Terms OF salc.--Six months credit for all same
oyer fifty dollars, the purchasers giving nepotiat
notes with approved endorsers, payable at the
Bank of Virginia. r. GRAHAM, Ai,n'r
Of the estate IF .1is,'y. Banks, with the
will annexed
Dec 81 (t1>
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-02-04

ANDS FOR SALE-The subscriber oia,.rs
- tor sale, the following Tracts of LAND, in
which, to persons making early application, he
VIII give great bargains One tract Of 300 acres
lying in buckingham, which is adj, ant ,,eo,,sl,
situated for trade, being two or three miles from
SCOTS Manufacturing Mill, and five from New
Canton. This Land is very valuable, ha,inp, on il
s00acres of woods, nearly ali of which is rood
tobacco Land there are also very good IMPROVE.
ments, such IS are 0ell calculated for the ac-
communication of family, and sufiicienc, Of
cicareet land, to employ 10 or IL hands aslyanta.
geously. This tract viii be sl,ewn to ~, person
Inclined to purchase, by Capt Peter Cue,ran,
now resident on the l;nd.-One tract on r an
doiph'sc of 400 acres, the greater part of
which is fresh and will produce good heat and
corn; it joins the lands of Col. Wilson and Afr.
Siley Lcwis.-One other tract, in the neimhbor
hood OF New-Cantoh, of 212 acres, scine. \ mole
ty OF tract owned by MIR. Maurice Langi.orne.-
Another tract in Powhatan, DISCO acres, knows
by the name of Gibraltar.
These Lands will be offered for sale at very re-
duced.Prces, which may be known, during INV
absence, by application to Col. William Daniel Of
Cumberland, who is authorised 10 contract for
them The title will be made by me on nv return
from Kentucky, which viii probably be between
the 10th and Goth OF February next
WADE MOSBY.
POwlataD Dee a /r.c>
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-02-04

ITO THE PUBLIC-The subscribers beo
leave to announce to- the public that ire
7vholc line of Stages from Petersburg in Virginia,
TO Charleston i'll South Carolina, is now in com
plete order so that persons Inclined to ado9s
that method Of travelling, (but many of whom,
have been heretofore deferred on account part
OF the line having been out OF repair) will in flu
ture meet with certain, speedy, & comfortable
conveyance-From Petersburg TO Fayetteville,
the proportion of the line for which the subscri-
befs have contracted, the rate of fare will be Sc
ven cents per mile, with privilege to each pas
senger of 20ibs. of baggage. Every 150lbs of
baggage over that privilege will pay as one pas
senger or in proportion but while every attention
will be paid TO the baggage, there will be no res
possibility for its loss
WIN. GHOLSON G. WALLACE.
Brunswick, (Va.) Jam H. r10t1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-02-04
IN CH1NCER7.

IN CHANCER3. s.
at quarterly Court, continued and held for the
county OF Prince Eaward, November 1e l7th
1907.
Martha Desi,azor, csmpP.
zachariah Rice, Executor of John Desha-)
zor, decd John Deshazor, Zachariah
Rice, guardian of James Deshazor, Mar
tina Deshazor, Susanna Deshazor, VIM. -
Deshazor, Polly Burgess, lately Polly s
Deshazor, Elizabeth Paunton, late Eli
zabeth Deshazor, and John p. Burgess, :
husband of the said Polly Burgess,
THE defendant William De.hazor, not hay
L ing entered his appearance and given sccurit,
according to an act ofthe General Assembly anc
the rules OF this court, and appearing to the sat
istacton of the court that he is not an inhabtan,
of this state, on the motion of the complainant
by her csun sci, 1t IS ordered, That the said dc
PENDANT, William Deshazor, do appear here or
the first day of Februa,y court next, and answe,
the comPlainant's bill, and that copy of this or
der be forthwith inserted in some one of the pub
lie newspapers printed in the city of Richmond
tortwo months successfully, and also posted at
the front door ofthe Court House of this county
Copy. Teste,
F. WATKINS, &C.
DEC. (F9w)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-02-04

Johnson and REAr. .Sss-ess.isss e .si!lvrt
y stntss, Rchmpnd a few doors above n
beii.Tavern, and just opposite col. N.No's nc u
building bcIs leave To inform the inl,:i,itsnts of
Richmond, Manchester, and their Vicinties. t,,,,t
they nave on band large supply of Work, cc.n.
posed efthe latest Fashions, viz-An elegant -
sortment OF pearl and topaz Breast Pins, Finr..r
Kings and Bracelets, plain gold d., of nearly AZ
patterns Miniature Settings, mourning and fancy
Lockets, Ear Rings, mourning and fancy, cor,
nehan, topaz, PLAIN gold and common Watch
Keys, gold, pebble and glass Seals, gold and
gilt Chains, mourning and fancy gold mounted
Necklace plain and ornamented Combs, pearl
and tortoiscshell Segar Boxes, Dirks, Pen knvc.
and Scissorsi general assortment of silver
spoons and Ladies, Scissor Chains, Thimbles,
Pencil Cases, Pens, Spectacles, Tooth Picks.
Ink Stands, Snuff boxes and Tweezors, Moroc.
co Pocket Books arsd Thread Cases Also, sill.
yer and plated Table Ware, consisting of Coffee.
Tea and Milk Pots. Bread Baskets, Sugar Dish
es, Casters, Tumblcrs, Salt Stands and Candle
sticks; ard anuinber of other articles too tedi.
Gus to erntnerate Allof which they offer to their
trends on the most moderate terms that can be
afforded. Orders from any place win be thank
fully received and speedily dispatched.
December A. rep.f1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-02-04
WADE MOSBY.
Powhatan, Dec. a. (Ftf,

" ALUABLE LAND FOR SdLE-On
Wednesday the 10th day of February next
wall be exposed to sale, TO the highest bidder, for
ready money, at Goochland court house. the tract
OF LAND whereon Edward Boiling "a present
resides, lying on James river, in the county OF
Goochlsnd, about three miles above the court
house containing by estimation one thousand A.
Gres, be the same more or less, OF. so much of
the said tract shall be sufficient TO discharo,
TIE following sums OF money, the payne 1T where
OF has been secured by three several deeds of
trust on the said land, executed by said BOILING
as follows, to wit Oae e..eclttcd TO Frederick
Harris and W lli:rIn Miller, boarigg date the l4th
day OF July 1906, for The purpose of securing. die
payment OF sum of money due 10 Iotn l. Her
ris & Co. the balance whereof amounting tn be-
tween two hundred and fifty and two hundred and
sixty pounds has been assigned to Charles Sn,itI,
One other executed TO Charles +. Bates and w IN
Miller, bearing dSte the Goth day o. October.
1890, for the purpose of securing to Frederick
Harris the payment of five hundred and nine
pounds with interest thereon from the LIT d:y Of
November, 1906 and one other executed ia WI
liam Miller and Joseph Shelton, on the 22d dav
OF june, 1907, for the purpose of securing TO FIRE.
derlck Harris the payment of fourteen hundred
and sixteen dollars, due the lst day OF November
last all OF which deeds have been duly record.
ed IN the county court Of Goochland a sui6ci
ency of the sad land will be sold in pursuance of
the aforesaid deeds of trust, TO satisfy the sums
OF money aforesaid or the balances remaining dug
thereof, together with all interest acc1line there
on, and the costs attending the drafting and re-
cortl!nS SAID deeds, and Of advertising aud selling
saie lane, by TIE TRUSTEES.
Jan. Z. rIawtds
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-02-04

HE subscribers having formed a connccti.
4 on in the Grocery line, under the firm of
BRIDGES c. ROBERTSON, they now offer
Tor saie at their Store on the corner of the street
leading to Byrd's ware ouse, and opposite fo,
Messrs. Ino. s. Robt. Gamble, ir's-A general
assortment Of CROCERIES-amnnoc ,rbsci, az.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-02-04
WIN. CHOLSON G. WALLACE.
Brunswick, (Va) Jan. IL. r10t1

nNE HUNDRED DOLLARS REH,APD--
~ Runaway about the LIST instant from the SER
vice Of Mr.. William Rawleigh Ito whom he was
hred) black man named JACKSON, a house
carpenter by profession, Of thin consumptiye af,-
pesrance, about forty years of age, five feet eight
or nine inches high. From circumstances attend
ing his elopement, it is believed he intends max
ing his way to one Of the eastern states and has
been provided with false papers Of fieedoP. IF
taken within the state and delivered me here or
secured that get him, will give Fifty dollars.
or If taken out Of the state, one hundred dollars.
ROBERT GAMBLE, Jun.
Richmond, Dec %. Teptf1
EOR SALE.-Thc subscriber is DESTROYS Of
n selling his PROPERTY in this City. The
purchaser will be accommodated with time if re-
quiFod, on giving satisfactory security.
SAM'L. GREENHOW.
October Z. IGl