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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-07-17
From fbs Mszp- Brrs,1piek Guardian.
ON HEARING or Tak pRAEH OF
THOMAS PAINE.

Ye ions of unbelief and pride,
Behold your champion who denyd
The incsrnate COD. come view his end,
You Zee him dye without friend:
No friend below, or friend above,
Sighted by all, by no one lov'd;
Ills Soul. juit like ,roubl'd Tea,
Cali mrre ard dirt, as all could fee;
Aud of the intoxicating bowl,
Drank deep TO cafe h.. toriur'd foul
Aud when he fell the chalening rod
Queflion'd he Juice of his God.
Ills horr,d baiphemies 70 bod,
Does 70 much enmty unfold,
To the dear Saviour of mankind,
And not TO decenoy conin'd
That il muIt be by all agreed,
In hlafphemy he took the lead;
Ev'n Bohngbrook, and 1,ndal too,
Or Hobbs or Voltairc could out do.
Ills book that's sall'd the Age of Reafon,
Againlt his God, is fill d wi,h treaton:
Feft part was wrote in the French marion,
Perhap. when in into1ication
snsne fay the book was wrote through fear,
To p'eaie bloody Rohefpierre,
Bur whether it was 10 on not,
He was wei; known to be Tot;
Tie BY iueh writings damn'd his fame,
Anl !olt forever good name.
M,rS B,1s,qsiei, Jsns 81, 1909.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-07-17

to trample on the most sacred obligations
to sport with the property and lives OF men,
and defy the vengeance of omnipotence
Tho surrounded with the ensigns of Impe-
rial Grandeur, and decked with the spoils
Of conquered nations, he will, ere long, be
weighed in the balance of eternal Justice.
The awful hour Of retribution draws near ;
and when he falls, he will fall like Lucifer,
never to rise again."
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-07-17
Harpswell Celebration.

The Citizens of HarpsweIl ever true to
the principles of Washington, Freedom and
Independence, celebrated our political birth
| day in a manner honorable to themselves
and the cause they have uniformly support
ed. The Company under the command of
Capt. johnson, paraded, and after going
through their military exercise, proceeded
to the house of their commander, where
they were joined by others of their fellow.
citizens. A federal salute was fred, and
the company partook of an excellent enter
tainment provided for the occasion. BTU-
lam Dwnigg, jun. presided. After dinner.
the following toasts were drank, accompan-
led with the discharge Of cannon.
1. The Da--While we celebrate our
Independence, may we never lose that
Spirit which only can maintain it. -.
2. The United STATES IF 4smerica-May
they never bend like the willow, but like
the stately Oak, stand firm on the basis Of
the Constitution.
8: The Commonwealth Of Massaehusetts---
Having taken high ground, may she never
retreat.
4. The Federal cOnshtu,ion-Msy all who
seek to undermine it, he taken in the pit
which they have dgged.
S. Washngfon-The Patria, the Hero,
and the Sage may the Liberties of our
country be commensurate with his fame.
6. The Washington adasisratien fs,ever
May we never again experience the evils
which have resulted from a JefFerson's.
z May the Union of the United States
continue til the Sun shall be dslkened, and
the Moon cease to give her light.
8. May party Spirit subside, and political
prejudices be buried in eternal Oblivion.
g. The President efthe United .Stars-He
has begun we'll; may he not be weary il
well doing.
10. Governor ConE-May he manage the
helm right, and his arm be made strong,
thro' the right hand of the mighty God Of
Jacob.
IL. The late President, John Adams-In
the meridian of life, bis Pen was usosl in
the cause Truth and Freedom now age
has made him weak, let US regard him for
the good he has done.
IL. John g. Aaams-Ephraim is joined
10 Idols, let him alone.
Is. Farewell, long farewell to Jacobin.
ism.
IA. TIE Clcrgy-Msy they never be per-
secuted for exercising their constitutional
rights.
Is. The honorable Timothy Pickering The
veteran Statesman, whose warning voice
awoke the slumbering genius ofour coun-
try.
l6. Bowdoin College, and seminaries of
Learning.
II. Tie District Of Maine-as it increas-
es in population, may it increase in learn.
ing, morality and religion.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-07-17
{ Whok NJ. $50.

pie separated with mutual congratulations.
From the temperance with which all were
noticed to paltake of the good things Sc; be-
fore them, it is presumed their rest thro'
the night was sweet and agreeable nor
were the reflections Of the subsequent NOR
ming embittered by the excuses of the day.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-07-17

o. sugar. &c. in return they gave him
secondhand cable and a canoe
When payment was asked, they said
they paid with Fuse: they infor-
med capt. b. that they were French,
and made stiict enquiry for vessels
with French passengers, bound TO N.
Orleans. The capt. of the picaroon
spoke good English, and the crew con.
sisted of Frenchmen, Spaniards, En-
glish aud mulattoes and negroes.
E-rfrd Session.-The following re-
marks on the proceedings OF the extra
session of Congress, which has just
closed, are copied from the National
lntelligencer. They are written with
more candor than is usually exhibited
in the columns of that paper.
BY re-publishing them, we do not
intend to give our appreciation to the
clause in the new non-intercourse law,
which admits into our port French shihs
u 7pae That clause we cannot but
view as injurious to the interests and
derogatory to the honor Of our coun-
try.
There are some other parts of
these remarks which require brief
notice.
1--WE trust" says the Intelligencer,
" that the period has at length arrived,
when the IMPARTIAL measures Of q JUS!
government, with respect to foreign
powers, will be upheld by honest men Of
all fartica."
We assert, with due submission to
the opinion of Mr.. Smith, that such
p-rod has always been at hand. The
fact Is, that for several years, "the
measures OF government, with respect
to fDteign nations," have nor been " nm
farnai," and for this reason, they were
not" upheld by honest men Of all par
ties But the moment the new adj
mlnistratlon renowned the system of
partiali,y and fayoritism pursued by
the last, and adopted fair and Impair
tiai measures, all honest men" in
stantly gave to these measures their
decided appreciation and support.
The intelligencer complains, also,
that "the unwarrantable lengths to
which party spirit has been extended
has unquestionabiy produced general
impression abroad that our government
cherished hostile feelings toqoards the BEL
hgerents, and that in resisting such
disposition there was large body of
our citizens ready to support the one
or the other billigerent in the most un-
just pretensions."
But what was it that produced such
general impression abroad ?'-
Was il not, that our government did in
fact cherish * manifest hostile feelings
towards one OF the bslligerents, and
par,iall'ies for the other? Was it not
that these hostile feelings towards the
one, and partial feelings towards the
other, were exhibited in all the debates
and votes of Congress, and stamped on
all the measures OF government And
WAS j, not these very facts which pro.
duoed 10th party spirit at home, and
untayourable impressions abroad
Newyork SPECTATOR
-
II. IL CIID IC,TnnIIEn ~
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-07-17

The Hon CHRISTOPHER C..
CHAMpLlN, OF Aeaghort, is chosen
to the Senate of the u S. by the Leg.
istature OF Rhode Island, vice the Hon.
Mr.. MaLBoNE, deceased.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-07-17

MURDER.

On the evening of June 90, between
sunset and dark, John Seinker, Esq.
was murdered ON the road from Fred
ericksburg, in Virginia, to his seat,
(Mill bank,) in King George County.
A negro boy that was behind the gig
states, that this horrid act was rerpe-
trated by one or two negro fellows that
rushed out of the bushes on him, who
are supposed TO be his own, that have
been "a considerable time runaway
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-07-17

On Monday, the Goth ult. at -
O'Clock, on the Maryland shore, near
Ladders ferry, a tuel was fought be-
tween Nathaniel II. Hooc, Esq. aud
capt. John N Ashton, both of King
Georges County, Virginia, in which
Captain Ashton was dangerously woun-
ded in an artsry in one o. his thighs.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-07-17
9elsfo pa5ap 60

A blind man had a wife whom he
tenderly loved, although he had been
frequently told fhe was remarkably
plain celebrated phyGcian having
offered to cure him, he retuled h,n,
laying, j" | fhould then lcfe thai love
for my wife, in which ny Whole hap
pineis now conEas,"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-07-17

In tn isa alaen be fund fauif -phb Biz Go
fer iefiifg bin fr6's5 80 mud pair.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-07-17

Liberty is unauen ionabiy he gr'a-
telt good which rhe irhnite hereyc-
ielce Of Heaven can Leilow en- man.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-03-03
SENATE-Feb. 23.

Yeas & Nays on the passage of che bill
to interdict the commercial intercourse be-
tween the U. 5. and G Britain and France,
and their dependencies, and for other pur-
poses.
Yeas-Messrs. Anderson, Condit, Frank
lin, Gaillard, Giles, Gregg, Howiand,
kitchell, Leib, Ma,thewson, Meigs, NIL
ledge, Mtchill, Moore. Pope, Rrbinson,
Smith Of Md. Smith of N Y. Smith of Ten.
Thruston and Tiffin.-21.
Nays-Messrs. Bayard, era Word, Gil.
nan, Goodrich, HilIhouse, Lloyd, Parker,
Pickering, Reed, Sumpter, Turner and
White -12.
February %.
Resolved, That the Surveyor of the pub
lie buildings do cause to be prepared for
the accommodation of the Senate, at the
next session of Congress, the room called
the Library room, in the manner stated in
the said Surveyors report, with as little
expence as may consist with the reasona-
BILE comfort of the members and the conve.
nience of spectators.
The bill freeing from postage all letters
and packets to THOMAS JEFFERSON
was read third time and passed. This
bill has passed the House
February %.
The act, from the House Of Representa-
tvs, for imposing additional duties upon all
goods, wares, and merchandise, imported
from any foreign port or place, passed,
with amendments, to a third reading. Yeas
20; Nays9.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-03-03
NEW YORK fan. %.
LATEST NEWS FROM HAYTI.

LATEST NEWS FROM HAYTI.
A Gentleman who came passenger
in the ship True merican, in 81 days
from Port au Prince, informs us, that 8
or 10 days before he sailed, a very
bloody battle had taken place at Cape
Nichola. Mole, between the armies Of
Potion and Christophe in which the
latter was defeated with great loss, at
least 1000 being left dead on the field.
Ourinformant further states that the
City OF Santo Domingo, was in very
tranquil state, and had not been attack
ed by the Spaniards or British, and thai
General Ferrand was still living.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-03-03
IN COUNCIL, Feb. II. 1909.
Tns Lieutenant CQvetnor laid before the hoar,

TEE Lieutenant Governor laid be store the BOARD
letter from Samuel. Coleman, as.istsn
clerk to the council. stating that The requisite,
OF the advice Of council Of the tst of January.
1905, and of the 18th of February Of The same
ear, have not been suiicien ly attended to and
have failed to produce the contemplated effects
and proposing tha. The snbj@a of the said adyi-
ces be rcc,usidsred; and that the result of such
reconsideration be published in The Virginia Ar.
gus. for the Information OF al. concerned. -
Wae:eupon, 1T is advised, thar exsraas of ,he
said advices, 70 wiz:
In Copi.cif, Jdnnarv I, 1908.
mat no commissions viii be hereafter issu.
ed Tor the organization ee any troop of cavalry
DIN htconpa artillery, or OF g.cnatiiers, 'ighr
orfansyny o irenen of the respective baitaliops
OF the several regiments until muster roll Of
such troop or. company, as the case may be-.
snail be certihed by the commanding officer of
nc regiment or OF the battalion to which such
And. "'A' DC A''A'ns' OF o''0ns
=" IN Council, Februaru 10, 1903.
nat no commission shall be he. eater is.
ued to MI any vacancy in any troop of cavalry
''r IN any volunteer company whatsoever, u,,-il
certified roll of the said troop or company shall
nave been received from the comnaan& ant of the
fesinient TO which the same may be attached. or
2S which it may form part, she:,iaS ,nar he
a'd troop O. company 'ccnia;ns, at the r:rne
Wnen IT IS proposed TO fill such vacancy az ieast
ne smallest nu 1ber which by law it is directed
% contain," be published IN the Virginia Arrus
t,r two m ,nths
Ills further advised, That to enable the Exc.
ntve completely TO carry into eifea the fourth
asthon OF the act. " fespe6ting the militia of
ihis comm ,nwealth." passed iha goth of Iaaua.
~ !oOIJ the Lieutenant Governor be requested
10 nireG the Adlu.ant General so 20 change the
torn OF the reginnental and brigade rctu rns. as
mat the strength and equipments of any lroop of
cavalry, or Company of artillery, light infantry.
Srenadiers or rihemen attached to or FORMING
part OF, any regiment of he rss'i,ia of rAis
commonwealth, appear in such regimen5ai <ad
orig ade returns; and that the commandments of
sucn troops and companies be required 20 make
duplicates Of the returns required of them by law.
to the commandan,s Of. the regiments 20 which
tney are respectively. attached or belong, as tho
case may be.
Ex,raa f, ON the Minutes,
Attest,
DAM. L. HYLToN.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-03-03
Notice.
THE Partnership of Parsons ard wen is this
i day dissolved.
March 1909.
Dancing School.
]. LA-TASTF

I EsrEcrrULLY informs his pupils and the
~ pub &c, hat he has removed his school "a
hS' iarg: and crmmodi Jus room, in the h.use
now oecu pied By Mr. Giga Gin, for bis Academy.
The day. oftuition as heretofore THURSDAY, FL.
gay ane saturday, every other week, (the next
dance psing on Thursd -, March 9Th.
His practising balls wi be he d in the ,.,,e
room every other Saturday. beginning Saturday
M'rch 18th. The room shall be well Fixed for
the purpose, and every kind of sefr shneut
PROVIDED by Mr.. Jones. Reels ard co,iIlons
WIN be danced alternately. He also informs ,a-
rents , and guardians who send ,heir children to
Mr. Sirardin, that he will attend his Academy
same week. r, . N"e
March I'd 1900
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-03-03
Saturday FEB. IS.

ne House resumed the tsideration
OF sne unfinished business Of yesterday.
Mr. }. &. Jackssn wihd; sw his m h,on
oiyesierday with a view 20 offer another
IN place of it, which looked more ike a
manly stand. He said that The amend
rn=nt proposed was no oier made 10 either
power TO take sides Win the other. There
vas ho'hIng ike U,reat in the proposition
any more than 10 the resolutions submit
"d 10 The Hovse some time since. IT
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-03-03
NOTICE.

hereby given, that l forewarn any persons or
Person' from trc5passng on the shore from
me upper lock gates Belonging 10 the Columbian
Mills, and from thence below, o where the wa.
ter from the basin comes into the river. ANY
ding to law.
SAMUEL LEIGH, Acting
tor John Granbery.
Columbian Mills,
Jan. 81. 900
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-03-03

w further laarn, {hat an A America.
brig, laden with provisions, had re-
Gently been captured by one Of Chris
topics cru;Sers; and HAD been con.
dcmned.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-03-03
DANL. L. HYLToN i.

NEW -IORK STAIE LDITERT,
COMMENCES DRAWING IN THE
CITY OF NEW YORK
1 N A P RIL NEXT.
THE HIGHEST FRIES ARE:
! prize of so 600 Dollars.
prize Of 10000 Dollars.
2prses 10 900 Dollars.
2 prizes of 5 900 Dollars, sc. &c. Sc.
TICKETS e SHARES for sale at eiehe
ana half dollars each at G * r WAIrE's
truly fortunate Offices in New York, where
was sold in the last New York Lottery the
three highest prizes.-Distant adye nturers
by inclosihg the cash, may have tickets and
shares forwarded with punctuality and dis
patch. During the drawing G., & r. Waite
WIZ send their weekly prize list to the prin-
ter of this paper.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-08-11

THE subscriber. residing in Richmond, ha.
Il wing bought of Benjamin b. Bernard, Pa.
tent Right the state of Virginia, excepting five
counties, Cumberland, Amelia, &C. which patent
Bernard obtained from the President of the u.
States, according to form, and which is for new
and useful Machine, fitted for threshng out many
kinds of small grain, and universally patented at
ter by the farmers in this state Reference may
be had to the original Patent, and the Schedule
thereunto annexed, bearing date the 18th day of
November, in the year Nostri, Domini, 1907,
for the term of fourteen years.
Those who may have had Machines built on the
plan of said patent, since the above mentioned
date, are requested TO apply the subscriber for
licence. and pay for the same; otherwise, they
will be dealt with according to law.
From this time, no person is allowed or will
be allowed to build Oh the plan Of the said pa
tent, in this state, five counties excepted, without
previous obtaining lcence for the same.
The subscriber offers for sale to any county
OF counties, section or sections in this state.
DANIEL FORD
Aurust g
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-08-11
august 8.

TOR SALE.-By virtue of deed of trust,
a executed by Pleasant Younghusband, in his
lite time, and recorded in the General Court =
VIII be sold, on the first day ofnext month (Sep-
tember,) at the Eagle ayerIl, in the city of Rich
mond, four hundred and ninety three acres of
LIND, in the county Of Henrico, being the tract
of Land wherein Francis lie wis, decd. resided
until his death, which Land was decided 10 said
YouHghusband, by Moses Davis and wife. The
deed was executed to the subscribers, to secure
60 Frederick Harris, the payment Of two thou
sand eight hundred and sixty dollars, with i,;er.
est from the first of March, 1901 II ~ mention
ed in the Decd that the sale was 20 be made for
ready money, hut the deed is dated on the 23d
March, 1908, therefore subject 90 the act % the
Last session of Assembly Of Virginia, entitled
90 An Act concerning executions s. for other pry
poses" DiVID BULLOCK,
I'ROS. MORRILL,,
TIT
August g. tds
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-08-11
June %

OLuMBTAN MILLS.--Thc subscriber liz
- forms his friends and the public, that he
will purchase WE 1T delivered at the COl,irn.
ban Mills, or he Viii receive wheat there to be
manufactured un very moderate and advantage
Gus terms to the holders OF ins art;cie--yiz. Tor
every $40 pounds Of guoC mercharlabe wheat,
lac wall engage to d< liver one barrel Of good SUI
pcrline hour, or lie will receive wheat at six
.biings and six pence per tushei oF 90 pounds
and dcliycr supclfue aOar ut six dollars twelve
cci!ts, with small proportion Of fine -four at five
dollars SIXTY two cents per btgrrel all To be i'll.
spected and delivered III good order at the ini,l.
The flour Nade at this mill las always been
reid an high repute, and il IS the intention Of the
present proprietor to sustain It's character.
THE Cora Mill 10 complete oider--eyery at
tention will be paid to the customers sending
their Corn there TO be ground ~ toll at tile usu,
I'll rate
GOol fresh Mcai Tor sale in small or large
quantities as very moderate prices for cash
Apply to Mr. Samuel Leeci on the premises
or to John CREAMERY. Norfolk
OF Cash given tor Corn delivered a. tic mill
July 10 G
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-08-11

into the government warehouses. 1t is APP
pretended they will be condemned
1he brig Hanna of n. York. from Hol
land, lately detained at Dover. has gos iiber-
ty TO proceed Oh her voyage home. %. =.
The, dead body of Schiil, is said to !lave
been exposed at Stralsund. and recognized
by some oshis soiliers.-I'his shows the i'm
poriance attached to the death of this dis
tinguished "Robber," whose influence in
Germany must have been greatly dreaded
by the French party.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-08-11
O PuBLIsHRp ny THOMAS RITcHIE, of-
rosITR THE GLOBE TAVERN, AT FIVE Doll
ID icH LAND-To RENT-on wednes-

D ICH LAND-7lO RENT-On Wednes-
IN day, the 10th inst. will positively be rented
to the highest bidder, at Powhatan court house,
being court day, those three richtracts GLAND
in that county, beoagpg to the estate of the late
Charles Logan, Esq. Two of the tracts lie on
James River, and have Low Grounds. One of
them called Bell Mead, has large quantity, and
IS sufficiently extensive to work 90 or IS hands
TO advantage: The other is adjoining it, and has
from to 500 acres cleared Land on it. The third
tract is about miles from the river, and has a
bout the same quantity of cleared land. They
will be rented Tor from to five years, as may
best suit those inclined to rent On that day
they will certainly be renred, so that those inci,
ned to rent, need fear no disappointment.
August 9. tbs
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-08-11
August l.

q NELEGhNT ESTABLISHMENT FOR
- SALE.--,Ttc House and Tenement where
the subscriber lately resided.
This tenement justly Tanks amongst the first
in this place, COMBINING elegance, convenience,
cohtignIty 10 the Capitol, and in the centre of a
mos; agreeable nsisnborhood.
Fox terms apply to MIR VIM. Long who is fol-
ly Authorised TO contract for the same
j. PENN.
Iune % A.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-08-11
august 8.

ITO BE SOLD, on Wednesday, the 23d day
4 ofths month. 1T Hanover court house, be-
ing court day, the tract Of land formerly lived
on, containing between 4 and 500 acres. There
IS, on this land, pretty good dwelling house, s
tolerablc barn. and considerable number offrut
trees, some valuable meadow and more good pine
timber, than sufficien, for the support OF the
houses on the land. ~
shall want half The purchase in cash or ne
groes, paid do VIII, and the residue secured TO be
paid at the end of is months, sy'a deed Of trust
ON the land. This land lies within 10 miles OF
Richmond, and of Hanover court house
Also, another piece of -L-fNIJ. i'll the same
county OF l87 acres, upon he same terms, lying
about IL miles from Richmond This land has
considerable quantity ofgood pine timber, and IS
within three miles OF a saw mill. Mr. Benjunn
Iimberlake will she ~ the 1st mentioned piece OF
Land, and Joseph Cross the last.
I'm. SINS.
Hanover, aug ~ 3s
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-08-11

NOR SALE Or RENT That valuable pro-
~ perry adjoining the city of Richmond, cal
led the COLU.K6IIN 44ILLS M Samuel
Aeech, living Oh the premises, will SHOW the
property to any person inclined TO rent or pur.
chase. The terms viii be nl,fic known ny app!i.
cation to the Subscriber residing i'm Norfolk
JOHN CRANBERRY
July H. If
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-08-11

>. THE Subscriber soiicits payment ss spec
d'y as possible, rolI all those WHO arc indebted
10 the Trims ABOVE Uenloiied as the situation, Of
we BUSINESS, will not adn,d oilsngeg indulgence
TOAD mas already been Rtv@n. The books, &c.
Counts, &c. which wcrs lately IN the possession OF
- L l'.tes, Esq aye I,o.y IN ,ay plsse ssion.
T!iy IS. Il,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-08-11
Hanover, aug. 8.

p. S. Ten dollars reward win be given for
run away GEORGE, about 40 years old, with a
fridge across his breast-used to work on the Ca
nal, and for Mr.. Money Lacey, ifdelivered To nc,
CT secured so that get him, by the first of Sep
TENDER. W,,, SJNS
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-08-11

O-THE PUBLIC.-Natice is hereby given,
L that ut King William superior court, pc
titlon will be made COR the ,iiscontinuance Of a
Road leading from the AVest- Point road, through
the estate OF Robert Slaughter, and that Of James
Ruihn, deed. to Ruf:r's Old Ferry.
AuTyst q. 81