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came up to him, he was about tn fall. rs soon
as the orii e of the wound WAS closed, lac again
came too.
Part OF the patrole had passed to take up Phi.
lips-they found him in his sl,op, leaning very
against the wall of the room. Upon
being sked what induced him to commit such
= horrid deed; He replied, that he had acted in
compliance with the Commands of bis maker,
with whom he had had an Interview the prece-
ding night. He expressed his entire satisfaction
at what he had dore, and was certain that it was
the lather in which all his other sins would be
washed away. His conduct plainly evinced the
distortion Of his intellect. He spoke frequently
of wildernessSs VIII ch he saw BEFORE him, and
appeared to converse with the Almighty.
Philips. is. how in the county Jail, waiting tor
his trial. Jameson, the attending physician says,
is in u state Of ".csnvatessntc."
This dreadful example should deter all persons
from yielding too easay to their fondness for spi-
rit, for a fatal termination to such indulgence
though slow, is sure. CORRECTION.
o. This hai2ueinsaion of mind il curious, but
not singular or lew. There are cases of person.
afflicted with religious fanatisism, who have e
ven murdered their own wives and children from
the supposed inspirations of Their maker. Philip.
was deranged by spirituous liquors ; these fana
tics by the the spirit of superstition.
ErIreR.
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V0UNC LADIES' BOARDING. ScRoOL,
i Observation-Disclosures on the rene
IA. apgo' oba,ion which sv:s exp, ess sgd b. those pst
,ns IF Lifrratve and Arts Snho hoSoreI fhis insti-
t.sion 81 their ATTENDANCE at the iate p.iiic rrci,au-
Gus, and x~ys.ctG;If for the -encom,iu,ns yhey BESTOWED,
sphiist ole eisg the Exhibition gfpennscnship, nerose.
soori -e,stro iderr. &c. &c. 1 venturc again to offer
my services Il. the discharge cf tko.e duties Which
hice oecapEe1 q ansAriai part Of my later ycars.
Animated BY he PROSPER Of ,9eesiSg the support
I hace hitherto received, and contrn, blatinS the
pleasures Ihaoe in vieSp, by tirt:er Contributing 70
the 6engst IF the rising Seneratica; 1 intend dedi-
eating my whole time to the ;niero. mem ard edf-
cation Of such 1ounS Ladies as may be entrusted to
my care : Assuring their parents, guardians, &c.
thar 1t shalt be my constant STUFF 80 discover the
farn or benz Of their minds; thar where it is neces-
sary, I may be ab!e, b. seHtie and be,suasire ..s.ars,
so TO aseiiorafe their disposi,io:,s as to iaduce thee,
20 spish TO learn ; and vpkere tf..oropensit, is airsa-
dy discesna5Ie, to hei5hten it 81 jas; commentator,
thar IL may bece,nr mare scduIousip emuious.
Tie utmost Caution siav5c usca to preserve them
IN health, to impress them soith just notions eff ti
ETY. and vlrfue, and to make them understand The
necessity Of attending to moral 0aa domestic ccopo.
nv. In fine, szeh will be my pride to give entire
satisfsc.ion, that they shall knpI no other difference
BY being Tram home, than the Ghscase from their oa.
rents. &c. and bein; obliged to attend diligently ia
the orders and regulations Of this Institution.
As viesvinS zvhat has been doae, is a better critic.
ri"' te"n any otn5 WHe'eop 20 JuaSe rhar may DC
attained, the subscriber begs Ieave to INFORM the La
dies and Gentlemen Of Richmond, and its vicinity,
that Il Specimen, the Performance 81 a 1ouag La.
dy Of that city, who Uas snky eighteen months al
the above Seminary, may be seen on application a,
Mr. Arehi6aid Nisbet's. Merchant in Rich,aon
SARAH FiLKENER.
0 E0ery possible ese-tisn is employed to bro.
cure a discreet & properly qualified person to teach
| Music..
The SehoofwiH be opened on the frs. day of ga.
nua,y next.
=. The terms for tuition, bears, pashing, lodg-
ing, &c. sc are one hundred ard five dollars. For
day scholars tsve nty dollars per annum.
The house isrenndrkdby coannaodiouk and vel
constructed. for the preservation Of health.
Watrenton, North- Caroii1a,
Sangdry "a, 1909. Sow"
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FOR TIE ENQUIRER.
DEED, OR
DnzADyuI zVrEeTs OF IsTox1cArIoN.

On the morning of the sd OF December, a
most dreadful event took place IN the small town
Of Warren, in the county Of Albemarle, Virginia
A shoemaker and taylor had, for some time past,
resided together apparently, upon very amicable
terms. The shoe -fnskcr was greatly addicted
to drink, and eften carried his indulgence of his
ruinous taste, to the most dreadful
For many days prior to the 23d of Dec. he had
drunk to greater excess than usual. He was in
a sonstant state Of the most beastly intoxication
Late at night, on the 23d &C Dec. he called up to
she taylor, and requested him to set Up with him,
saying that he had had a fit moved by his talk
and look, the taylor began to suspect that he was
deranged. Under this impression, he conveyed
him TO a physician, to have him examined, and
90 discover il he wss correc; in his coniectuFs.-
The physician, who was well acquainted with
his habits OF intoxication, and thinking that il
was merely a drunken fit, ordered Him to return
and take a drink of grog. Having conveyed him
home, the taylor again left him to himself. The
next morning he rose early, and going into the
sopmon shop, he found the shoe. maker in a mu-
eng posture few, if any words, passed between
them the taylor Immediately taking up the
pitcher TO go and bring water. AS he entered
the hose, withthe water. Philips, the shoe ma
ker, suddenly started from behind the door, and
made several attempts to stab him. At length,
making adesperate push, the knife entered his
side, and pierced his lungs. Jameson, (Which rs
Che name of the taylor) instantly rushed out of
che house, and made the best Of his way to a
neislIboring dwelling. His cries drew to him,
ube pstrols OF ule town, and by the time they
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Jan. S.
ua.l. Guu..
FLEM, r. C. N. C..
oaw2w

IN CHANCERY.-At a Court held for Able.
L marie County, the 5th day of Dec. 1908.
Nimrod Bramhain, Rtainhf-against Jno. lou.
EFT. Alice Jouett heir of Robert jouett, Nathan
Crawford and Margaret his wife, John Allen and
Mary his wife, John Mills, Minan Mills, Marra.
ret Mills, Frances Mills, Clifton .Rodes and Eli
zabeth his wife, Charles Jouett. Thomas c. Flet-
cher and Susanna his wife, Defendants.
The Defendants John Jouett, John Allen, and
Mary his wife, and Charles Jouett. not having
entered their appearance and given security &C.
cording to the act of Assembly and the rules Of
this court, and it appearing to the satisfaction Of
the court. that they are not inhabitants of this
Commonwealth On motion of the Plaintiff, by
his Council II is ordered. That the said dcfen-
dants do appear here on or before the first Mon.
day in March next, and answer the bill of the
plaintiff, and that 4 copy of this order be forth
with inserted in some public news paper, prin.
ted in the city of Richmond, for eight weekssuc.'
cessively, and POSTED at the front door of the
courthouse of said county on some court day.
A Copy. Teste,
ALEXIS. GARRETT, d. C..
pecember rs. oaw8wH
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John ALCOCK, informs his friends, and the
y public, that he is carrying on his CABINET
MAKING BUSINESS, in ali its branches where
he makes all kind of Mahogany Furniture in the
best manner, and Oh the newest fashions.-Any
gentlemen or ladies wanting any Furniture, will
find good work executed, and on low terms, as
can be bought in New-York, or any other place.
Any orders left Mt my shop, in the Cross-Strect,
adjoining Prosser and Mcncure's vendue Store,
or at Mr.. George Creenhow's where l keep my
W~are-Room, will be pointedly attended to, AID
N U 1,waa Anprsnt;as, w,n2eG ,t IN. ssov.
business, who can come we'll Recommended.
January II. IF
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FOR SALE, the TENE MENT ON which thu
L SUBSCRIBER lives, situated. on Church Hill,
within about ore mile of Richmond Market, con-
tanning two and half acres 0fLand, we'll enclosed
aAd highly improved. The buildings consist OF
a large and well constructed Dwelling House.
Laundry, Kitchen, Dairy, S,note- House, 2 Stores,
oriek Office, Goaeh-Hsuse, Barn, Stable, and Zee
House.
All these buildings are in Complete order for
the accommodation of a large and gcnteel family,
who may have easy access to all the advantages
of the city, and live AS retired Il as they could wish
JOHN ELLIS.
NOV. 25.. - ToawtfJ
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NIRGINIA-At a superior Court of Chance

NIRGINIA-At a Superior Court of Chance
ry, holden at the Capitol, in the city Of
Richmond, the first day of September, 1909.
James Gosden and Mary his wife, late Mary
Tucker, Administratrix of Joel Tucker, decea-
sed, and rclict and executri& of VIM. Parrot.
deceased, and in her own right, Raintif-A-
gainst Joseph Wilson and John Groves, Def'ts
THE defendants joseph Wilson and John
Groves, not having sesntered their 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 they are not in
habitants or this country, on motion of the plain.
tiffs, by counsel, 1t is ordered, That the said de-
fendaats do appear here on the first day of the
next term, and answer the bill of the plaintiffs,
and that a copy ofthis order be forthwith inserted
in some newspaper published in the city of
Richmond, for two months SUCCESSFULLY, & pos
ted at the front door ofthe capitol in the said Gle
ty.
A Copy. Teste.
PETER TfNyLEr G. c.
Jan. ,. oaw8w
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AMES SEABROOK, TAILOR, returns his
y &,dtGfn thanks to his friends ard the public,
thar he has renpovedf from Harris's Corner, TO the
House lately occupied BY Mr.. William Prichayd,
Book.Seher, nest door above the Pest-OEce, .rhere
all commands, in hikiine, e.iH be thankfully ,ecei.
ved. and lbuncfaaILy attended to-and mar ne sill
continues, eonsfgntly, to receive the .netSest fashions
from PhiEadelbhia. .Ian. S. 2ngp2xsC,1asp4zp
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OST, a NOTE signed by VIM Crawford, 6
~ endorsed by John Clarke, both of hhe city of
Richmond, dated the LIST of Nov. last, and dut.
the LIST day of May, 1909, amounting to 8 SOC ! /:
tits supposed it has been dropt in the street.
Any person having found the sanse will be libe-
rally awarded on leaving it with the subscribers.
Alpersons are forwarned from receiving or ira.
ding for the same in any manner whatever.
PROSSER & MONCURE.
Dec.27. =. oaw4w
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yN acknowledgements co,nr.
ACourt, ;4th MAJ 1913.
~Gtorye& Thomas 8rpvn. Co,ns iiiian,s-it
gsinst Jacob WA:s,, jr.N. S,osely Towfcs, D..
.~ten,hants.
TfiIS day came the con,pl'ts, b, their ccnncii,
and the deft Wash, not .h,vin,c entered hi, APP
pesrance and given security, according to- to the
Of Assembly and the rules Of this court, and il
appearing to the satisfaction OF the co'rt that he
is not IN inhabitant of this state, OH the motion OF
TIE complts, il is dccreed and ordered, that the
SAID Gef't Walsh appear here sn the FIRST day Of
March term next, and answer the bill OF the cum
plainants. and that a copy of this order be forth
with inserted, for two months suco essiyeiy, in
some lie MS paper published in the city of Rich.
mend, and posted al the front door of the court
house of this county.
And it is further ordered, that the def't 1osvIes.
retain in his hands whatever money or property
he may have belonging to the said Walsh, until
the further order of the court.
Attest,
FLEM, BATES, C. N. C.
Jan. 5. oaw8w
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n virtue Of a deed of trust, executed to the
~ subscriber Ely Michael Grantland, to secure,
amongst other things, the payment of a debt to
Taylor and Brown, which deed is dated the 9th
Match, 1907, and recorded in the District Court
Of Richmond Will be sold, to the highest bid
der, for ready money, before tn door of the Ea-
gic-Tavern, in the city Of Richmond, on We'd
nesday, the eighth day of February next, the
said Grantland's right, title and interest, in all
shat lott, piece or parcel of GROUND, lying
IN the said city, on the cross-street leading from
the main-street to Adam Craig's office, adioin-
ing Crawford's lott, and extending on the cross.
street aforesaid, one hundred and ten feet to-
wards the main street, thence back fifty feet,
thence ITO feet in a line parallel to said cross.
street, thence 80 feet to tie beginhiaT, or so
much OF said property, MS will be sufficient to pay
and satisfy, tie debt mentioned in the said deed,
cue TO said Taylor and Brown, with all the costs
and charges attending the execution of tin trust.
GEO: VIZ. SMITH.
January "a. ids
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MoTlCE-The Copartnership hitherto carri-
~ ed on. by the Subscribers, under the firm
of Benjamin BradsRdsv & Co. is this day, by mu-
tnal consent, dissolved. AN persons indebted to-
the SAID hrrn, are earnestly desired to como for
ward. adjust and pay off their several balances.
to either of the parties, whe will likewise pay
any sum due, by them, to individuals for transact
tons with them.
Those who fail to come forward, and manifest
a disposition to do what is right, cannot hope for
further Indulgence, and CONSEQUENTLY they viii
be sued, without discrimination.
BE&T. WOLFE,
BEN1. BRADSHAW.
Coochland, January 24. oawIm
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MOTICE.-A bond for i 80, was executed by
IN VIM. Berkley, of Caroline, to Thomas iIar.
rlson, on the 28th March, 1907 and since the
deeth of Thomas Harrison, has been lost or mis-.
laid. All persons are therefore cautioned against
paying or taking an assignment Of the said Bond.
WIZ. HARRISON, Ad1niniardtSy.
Caroline, 21st January, 1909. zig
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TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD-Rsn-
L away from The Subscriber, living in Bruins.
wick county, about the 1st of Sept. last. 4 vel
low fellow named JACK, shout thirty. five or six
years old, five feet nine or ten inches high, strait
made, has a burn on his left elbow, which pre-
carries it crooked ono ofbis under fore teeth ~,
his left side Is ont his address is extremely po,i,e
aud humble in his manners, and has some nrctent
Sons othe Barbcr's trade. The said fellow ran.
away and was absent for Z or 8 years, and was
apPrehended in Baltimore, at which IAsce and
Hs,gerstown, in Maryland, he commonly freauen,
tee, and passed for a free man BY the name of
rSter Jones, at either OF which places, or Nor
folk, Virginia, it i, expected he is gone.
The shove re ward will be given, ffdelivered TO
me ~ Brunswick county, Va. or ,ecurcd in any
gosailn the United states, SO that | get him. or
information OF the same. CHS CORDLk.
80 oaw2mH
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N Pursuance ola decree in Chancery, made
L by the Court pfthe u. States for the 5th cirG
cult, in the district of Virginia at the November
term, in the year 1868, we shall expose TO Public
Auction, at the time and place herein after men,
toned Two TRACTS in the county of Gooch-
land, on the Beaver Dam Greek, containing nine
hundred acres and the other called Little Is
land, containing 10 acres, at Goochland court
house on the court day thereof, on the Sd Mon
day in April. The dover of the widow VIM.
Ronald, will be first deducted, and the conditions
on which the said land are directed under the
said decree, will appear therein and will be COM
munica'ed on the day of SALE The terms of
payment will be as follows one fourth of tie
purchase money to be paid in cash, and the re-
maifing three fourths in three equal instalments
ofs.x, twelve and eighteen months credit. In
all other respects the aforesaid decree will be
pursued.
JOSIAH EI-IIS( Cornn,issioH-
WIN. MANN, oS'
January 81. T1aw2m1
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- edmond TURNPIKE COMPANY
~ At a meeting of the directors of the said
company, on Friday, the Goth Of JANUARY, 1909 /:
Resolved, That a call Of three dollars on each
Share OF the Stockholders, in the company, be
made, and that the same We paid to the 'freasu-
rer, on or before tie 10th ofnext month.
A Copy
N SHEPPARD, S,sctayy.
Jsnuaty IA tIothF
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ANDING from the Schooner RIcaAoNp,
IL Isaac Seaman, Master -
so Boxes R%aisins,
10 Bales Soft Shelled Almonds.
S Casks Green Coffee,
l9 Barrels Prime Pork, and
1 Pipe London Particular Madeira Wine.
IN STORE.
II Hogsheads Brown Sugar,
25 do. Molasses,
5 Tierccs Green Coffee,
rs Boxes HavInnah Segars,
3 Bales WEIGH Planes,
Family Flour in barrels and half barrels,
Young Hyson, Hkyson Skin and Souchonc Tea,
10 Boxes Mould Candles,
For SALE n.y.
GEORGE WATT.
January II. tt
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DESERTED, from the service of the United

INSERTED, from the service of the United
~ States, on the 9th inst a Musician in the
5th regiment of Infantry, named HUGH YVES.
TEN, thirty years of age, of -sallow complex.
on, grey eyes, light hair. 5 feet 7 inches Eigh
when spoke to has a down look, slow in speech,
and much addicted to strong drink was born in
South-Amboy, (New5Jersey)-Had on when he
deserted, a drummer's uniform, which 1t is con.
lectured, he may have changed for those in which
he was enlisted, viz. light colored Virginia cloth
coat and pantaloons, swansdown vest and cotton
shirt. A reward of Ten Dollars will be given to
any person who will deliver said Deserter to me
or to any officer in the United States service.
COLIN BUCKNER,
Capt. 5tA regiment Lpfantry.
Fort Norfolk, Dec. 81. tf
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NOIiCE-Cas! gwen for Nr'tlern {, South
= ' ern Bank NOTES at . m0a,re:e disconpt IN
Richmond Dec. IA!
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TOR SALE, a very likely Negro WOMAN,
L, about 25 years of age, a good Sempstress,
and used to the Housewife her daughter, a.
bout 9 or 10, also usedt to the House.-Apply at
this office. Dec. 90. tf
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u Y virtue ofthe last will and testament Of the
~ late DIR. John Cringan, will be sold on the
premises, IN this city, on Saturday, the twenty
eighth inst. Oanuaryl at public auctions upon a
credit OF twelve months, the purchasers giving
bond with approved security, to carry interest
from the date, the OTIS whereon the dece.
Iant resided, except that part allotted 20 his wi
dowiior her dowef-Also, a lot whereon is a sta
BILE and carriage house together with a moiety o,
an icehouse Oh the square wheron Mrs. M'Crcdie
now resides.
VIZ. C. WILLIAMS, Fs'orof
Doeh. J. CRINGAN, died
January 10th 1909. ids.
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FOR SALE, a likely Mulatto BOZ, about Is
i years OF age has been accustomed to house
service. For terms apply at this office.
january ~. 2awtf
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'TNAkEN from dIe trunk Of a gentleman since
Il Friday iast-Two 1wENT DoLLAR via
GINA nonES. Any person detecting the thief
or notes viii be literally rewarded, at the Office
OF the Enquirer. January ~. AZ
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FOR SALE-An excellent youg riding
L HORSE. enquire at this. Office, or at the
Bar ofthe Washington Tavern.
January 18th 1909. &c
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x lRBY, DRAKE g. TAYLOR, intending
In to close their present concern, will dispose
OF their stock of DRT GOODS, at reduced pri-
ces, tor cash, or on short credit, for approved
notes in town.
Those persons indebted to the concern by open
account, are requested to make payment or exc
cute bonds fof their respective amounts.
Dec. IL. tf
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TINE Subscriber wishes to hire 40 or 50 Me-
Il GRO MEN, and u few BOYS of ID o. Is
years OF age, to work at the coal business the
ensuing year. DANIEL TRIPLETT.
Dec. ~. ,f
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pecember rs. oaw8wG
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Els ExcsNeney Thomas .5eSe,esn,
President sSthe y. Stafes.
-. NIB. The above address was sent on imms
diately after its date. The Presidents reply wa.
also, without delay committed to the mail, bu
!thro' inattention in the post.ofice, it did not come
60 hand until the 9Th inst. This explains ths
reason why they have not been published ,oouer
X. z. SEMPLE.
King & Queen, Jan. 10, 1909.
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p. G. Marsseiler. v. NJ.
u9NDsOAtE TEETH,

p. sg,as.ss rsre9:ai o1,hd7'e,H q f.s rama"
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NOTICE.

The subscriber informs the public, that ne
manufactures and has for sale, at his manu-
factory corner OF Prince and Fairfax streets,
STILLS OF ali sizes, commonly used tol
dlstiiilng grain or fruit.
A general assortment Of TIN WARE
SHEET IRON STOVES and STOW
PIPES made at the shortest notice.
Every kind of PLUMBING WORK ei-
Their for SHIPS or Buildings, done III the best
manner.
The BRASS FOUNDRY BUSINESS
in all its branches is carried On under the dl~
rection Of Mr.. u ILLIA4N FLETCHER,
who has had many years experience, and as
workman is exceeded by few AS the Brass
founder business is partnership, application
must be made to William Fletcher, who VIII
undertake to make CRATES handsomely
ornamented with Brass, agreeable 10 any pat
tern or price, and will execute the work IN the
yesy best and neatcst manner and on the most
reasonable terms.
The highest price given for Old cohfer'
Brass, Pewter, Lead and Iron.
George M'Munn.
October | 9.
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70 convince or discountenance those VINO have
been unhappily led to oppose the hls sne
trwhs.n Gentieman's Magazine, S0O. 1908
Coldsmith's Grammar OF Geography
Pixies Arithmetic, large and small.
HYMNS and Spiritual Songs.
School Bibles and Testaments, opening
Book, Primers, Bonnet~Boards WEuhs-
Paper.
Also,
The 18th number DIR. Res's new Gysope-
dia.
Oetsker 20. 1