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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-08-07
GEORGE HANscoM,

late of Gorham, ia the county Of Cumberland.
cordwsiner, aeceaied, by giving bond as the
law direct.--He therefore requelts al perfons
who are indeb'ed to tie iad deceaiea's effa.e.
to make Immediate payment and ihotc wn,
have any demands there On 20 eIh,5t, the fame
to JOHN HANsCoM.
Auou1 g. 1909.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-08-07

THE fuhieribef hereby gives public DO
t,ce to all concerned. that he has been
duly appointed ard has taken upon hiu.seif
the truli OF exerusor of the taft viii and tells-
tpsnt of
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-08-07

Coeri ana 10. nefylalBianAs,
sYiaTI.T ess'u'sd on good paper VIII
~ I'll gype sesf rc1'a1'fy tor tde a
he R.e.a Re Il SIX .4D.4AS.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-08-07


THE fubicrlber hereby gives rus,ic notice
1 10 all concerned, that ihe has been driy
appointed and has taken unos hsrie.f The ue;t
of adminiitsatrix on the e.tsse OF
ROBERT wlMAN,
late of Northyarmou.h, in the county Of
Cumberland, mariner, deceafed, by g'viry
bond a. the law direct She therefore re-
1uelts all ,.erfoas who are naebtrd 10 The ia,d
seceaied efla.e, TO make immediate payment;
and thoie who have any demands therson, to
exhibit the faue to
PRuDENcE WlMAN.
Jay 90, 1909, (Aus y
MO rICs is hereby given, thai The IuAicfi
~ her ha, hssn da J appointed sdiniAiif.e
trix Of tbs e.tae Of
JOHN FOSTER,
late of Bath, IN the county of idncoln, hnnf--
carpenter, de.-,ded, and has uoiertaseh .h4l
irun hy gv.ag bond assthe iaw dticels--AA
perfons, thgrefY-s, having cemgras ssaieff
the ial de, eaie,s sss eearsd q eAh5is the
fame for frgtiemcuti a. ~ n'''eh'ti t. too
enas are re-, i,llra 70, r'sske ,reoedae ~
nen, ANt IOStt Ia - l'a4F' m.
Est MINI ~ - y
CoBri and 60. aer'ial 8ianAf,
...,...I -, e.orf paDer vi IA /,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-08-07

FOR THE GAZETTE.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-08-07

Ne, wsy, Ass. 7.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-12-26
[12 t-2 Gents Siqgle.l

government, complaining Of the nisre,
presentation oefacts made in the kinp's
speech to Parliament, which complains
s itish historians almit was well
founded. After presentiag the memo
rial, he caused it to be published and
circulated through the country, etc. etc.
What, sir, was the conduct Of the Bri-
ash Parliament and nation upon taat
occasion? Sir, the Parliament unanj-
mously entered into resolutions ex-
pressing the highest Indignation at tn.
'asolent procedure; and presented an
address to his majes requesting him
to order the Count De Palm out Of the
country Immediately. Sir, viii noe
trouble the Senate with reading th,.
proceedings ofthe House of Commons
upon this memorable occasion be-
cause l presented them to the Sonar.
las winter in the case of the DubIicot;.
on OF MIR. Cummings letter in the Bos.
tonpaPer, and | therefore presume thev
are now fresh 10 the recollection of e.
very gentleman. And what, sir. was
the conduct of the opposition in the
British House commons, when their
king and country were insulted By =
foreign minister! Did they hold back
did they attempt to paradise the pro.
ceedlngs oftheir government in resent.
ing this conduct and retrieving its
wounded honor and dignity? No.
sir, they were Euglismen and felt the
lndlgnity to themselves They were
patrols, and could not see their
government and country insulted.
with Indifference. They stepDed
forward, sir, and were the frst to
move the resolution and address. The
proceeding was unanimous, and what
benefit did the British nation rec GIVE
from this unanimous and prompt pro-
ceedlng /! Why. sir, from the wear
1926 60 the present time, the insult has
not, believe, been repeated, and pro-
baby never will again.
Sir, how honorable, how patriotic
was this cours of conduct to the BIZ
tfsh opposition! How honorable and
lad able you'd be its imiia ion here
Especially, sir, when union is all thar
IS wanting to make US happy and vic.
torious. Why then, sir, should we.
not have union, when it is so easv
and eiiicaclous a NEEDY for all our
difficulties? Sir, the nation expects it:
the nation has right to demand it.
Nay not then hope, sir, that the hi
therto dominant spirit of party will
now yield TO an occasion, so obvious.
SO urgent, so honorable Sir, | can.
NOT express to you the pleasure should
ieei at ny heart, if l could see ali ir-
rtatlons banished, aud harmony and
mutual good will universally pervldinr
all polite ii scenes and all social inter-
tercourse, That the present occasion
may be improved to this desirable cad.
Is the most fervent prayer of one, who,
IN the present delicate, interesting
crisis OF the nation, feels devotion
for his country beyond every thing
else on this side Heaven!
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-12-26
WiLLIAM MILLER. c. G. c

A. tsurt held for King aud Qaeen coun-
~, at the courthoGss, on Monday the 9Th
Of October, 1909.
Joseph Mann, PltfT.
AGAINST III
John Iumpk'u * James Lump finance
kin & Jpomas Jeffries, Defs.O Ty'
e BE defendant James Lumpkin not ha.
Wing entered his appe rance and given
security according to the act Of assembly
and the rules Of this court, and It appear
irg n The satisfaction Of the court that the
sfid defendant James Lumpkin IS not an
jrhabitaut OF this commonwealth. on the
u",ion Of the plaintiff by his counsel, il is
ordered. that the said defendant James
j-gmpkin do appear here o. the second
Monday IN January next and answer the
ILL OF the p.s'nth, and that a copy of this
order be forthwith published IN some pub-
hc newspaper printed iu the city OF Rich.
mcrd, tor Two months successiyely, sad
that another copy be posted at the front
door Of tbs courthouse.
A C0yy--iests,
Ro: POLLARD, &. e.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-12-26

Brief account Of an unofficial copJera
sation between MI Canrin- d
Mr.. Pinkney, on th- 18Th Ts6usry.
1909, continued on the gzd Of the
same month. Transmitted by Mar.
Pinkley to the Secretary Of STAT 2
l dined at Mr.. Caaning's with ths
corps diploma,ique, on che Ieh lar
Before dinner he came up to me. s,,,
entering into conversation. vyrt..l
to airport which he said had reached
him that the American min,s.,,..
(here and in Franco were about 90 be-
recalled. ] replied, thit WIS not e..
ware that such a srcp had been res,.-
we'd upon. He then took me Es;lr.
and observed that, according to li,
view of the late proceedings Of Con.
gress, the resolutions Of tic H,us, &c
Representatives, in commits. cf tas
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-12-26
Hiebmnnu l5rife Current.
Cd -
TCoRRRCrED WEEKLy.1
VIRGINIA
II chancery-in Halifax County Court, 2+sh
October, 1909.

jr Chancery--in Halifax County Court, 2tsh
October, 1909.
a. RETwHEN
Anne Mortar, formerly Ann. Cobbs. Howell
Riiisy and %illy his wife, formerly M,lly
Cobbs, Nancy Cob5s, Betsy Cobbs, John
Coobs, Isabella Cobbs, James IL. Cob5s AMI
Patsy CobbS, who are heirs & devisees of John
S;obbs, deceased, and which said Nancy;
setsy John, Isabella, James and Patsy, being
under age, appearby Anne Morton their ma
tural guardian and next friend. Pltfs.
AND
Thomas IBIS, James Cobbs, Thomas Cobbs.
John Go6hs and Cynthia CobbS, winch four
LAST mentioned defendants, are the children OF
Jas Ccbbs the slider, dcceascd:-and William
NJ Watkins and Benz amin Morsoa, Defts
THE defendants Thomas. James, Thomas,
lohn and Cynthia Cobbs not having enter.
ei their sPpesrauze and given security sccord
ing tot,e act of assembly and the rules Of this
court; and it appearing % the satisfaction of
the oosTt that they are not Inhabitants of this
60 aTnoawealth, on motion of the plaintiffs bv
their counsel, il is ordered, tina, the said last
nanel defendants, do appear here on the fourth
Moai lay in February next and answer the hill
cf rae pis'nufs-an1 that I copy Of this order
I've f'r,hwith Inserted in one Of the newspapers
Tu;IisAed in the city of Richmond for two
r1o1'hs successfully. and posted at the FROM
door u the courthouse Of the said county.
n c7py-TeEte.
SeNUEL WILLIAMS n r " =
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-12-26
CONGRESS.

Message from the President of theU-
nited States transmitting extracts
IRON the correspondence OF Mr..
Pinkney.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-12-26
In GooehiAuu county Couri, October ION,

III OOOShiAiati ONlhlJ OClODSI lOshg
1909
Th1nas Eldi3gs, jr admir-. of ste-0
.'nen PubbaSd, deceased, pitt In
AOAIEsT Chan
Thomas Bernard and Charles John Gerry.
sons deftS.
=. IS day came the plaintiff by his attorney,
; and the defendant Bernard, not having en-
tered his appearances and given security accord
irg 20 ihe act of assembly and the rules of this
court, and 1t appearing to the satisfaction Of
The court tina, he IS not an inhabitant IF this
stae, or the motion Of the plSiniiF b. his at.
totney. il is ordsTed, tina, the SAID defendant
Bernard do appear here on the ihird Monday
IN Mach next and answer the Plaintiffs bill
sud give security for performing the deoyee Of
t5is court, and that copy Of this order be forth.
with published in some public newspaper prin-
ted in the city OF Richmond. for $40 months
excessively, and tina, another copy b. p, s,ed
~ the front door Of the oourihouse Of thiG coun.
~.
A & 1pv--Teste.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-12-26

g. To the House of Representatives Of
the United STA es.
Agreeably to the request expires.
sed IN the resolution of the 18Th inst.
| lay before the house ex racts from
the correspondence Of the minister
Plenipotentiary of the United States al
London.
JAMES MADISON.
December 10, 1902"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-12-26
sa0UEL WILLIAMS, D c. r. {.
VIKCINIA !;


At 4 superior court of obancery holden at the
caritol in the city of Richmond, the 21st day
of September, 1909.
John Lambert, representative and devisee OF
George Harmer, deeciled, PIT.
AGAINST
Thomas Kew, Henry Kev, William Bibb Fey,
Dlhiel.-John Key, Tandy Key. Joshua
Key, Wal er Key, John White and Martha
his wife, descendants and heirs or deviIees of
Martin Key, deceased, Defts.
TEE defendants Thomas Key, Henry Key,
j. William BIbb Key, James Key and
Daniel not having entered their appearance and
given security according TO the act of assembly,
aud the ru'es Of this court, asd it appearing to
the satisfaction OF the court, that they are not
inbabitants of this country, on motion of the
plaiutiH by counsel, it is ordered, that the said
de!enanIs d. appear here on The FIRST day of the
rest term, and answer the bill of the plaintiff !
aud tha; copy of this order be forthwith inIer.
'ea in some newspaper published in the city Of
pichrond, for two months succeSsively, and
r"sed OF the front door Of the capitol in the said
ely. A Copy-Tesle.
pE TER TINsLEY, c.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-07-08

AT the commencement Of a periodical
work, prospectus is generally expected,
IN which the editor is not only to explain his
views and deyelope his plan of publications
hui. 70 give specimen of his learning and
ab;lities-his dexterity at FIRE writing, and
his knack at rounding period and squaring
! paragraph. These addresses, or whate-
yer thev may be called, are frequently, filed
with pomposity and promises, and are often
the best. and sometimes the only efforts of
their authors. As we are about to COM
menee periodical publication, and as we
have no disposition to alter the course of
nature, or even to abrogate established Gus
toms, We here present our PRospEGTus.--
But we would not have our readers be dis
appointed, ifthey SHOULD find here no fine
writing, and very few fair promises. We
ehall promise nothing but what we mean
to attempt and we hope to be enabled to
perform.
After this short introduction, we pro-
coed to explain the plan which We have
marked out to ourselves In conducting our
paper.
The Politician being the greatest reader
of Newspapers, we shall first INFORM h1m
what political character he may expectus to
assume. In this respect we are resolved to
manifest the most avowed INDEPENDENCE.
We will belong to ourselves; and scorning
20 fall into the ranks of any party, we will
examine and expose the designs of all, and
: give them our censnre or our praise, only
rs they may appear to us to deserve it,
No party can be invariablylrighs. He there
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Akxandria DAILY Gazette.
COMMERCIAL AND POLITICAL.
PAINTED AND PUBLISHED BY
SA M UEL S NO WD Z N,
Royal-sfreet, alexandria.
Daily Gxzsste, 6 Dollars per G'alian,
/ CSmatry Gazette. S Dollars.
HYMN ON DEITY.
AscRIBEDrTo ORR

"A
Morpheus was once those heroes who
embarked in the Argonautick expedition, in
the roth fear before the taking of Troy
The Poems which pass under his name, are,
by Aristotle, attributed to a Pythegorian
philosopher, named Cecrops- Most OF the
moderns asclibe them to Onomacritus, ty-
rant of Athens, B. G.. sac. The author,
Whoever he was, had, undoubtedly some ac-
quaintance with the Jewish Scriptures.]
If SPEAK to years initiate. Far rcmov'd
Be every vulgar eye. Thou only, Moon,
Rolling full orbed in silent majesty,
Witness my song. utter TRUTHS sublime
Truths, which the soul sxalt. In mate at
tention
Listen; for ! proclaim aDEITY ! s.
The Almighty One, self born, all glorious
Exists Creator blest, wide natures sovereign
Invisible to mortal eye; but he,
Watchful forever, guards his boundless
works
He, Of bis goodns s., chastens man, he sends
War, famine, pesulence. lie, he alone,
Uncounselled,g and directs the whole.
e, come With me, my. friend adoriag trace,
an all his works, the footsteps OF God.
His hand sustains, his powerful arm upholds
Creation; he himself invisible;
For clouds and darkness shroud him.. Il e re-
: lnoS'd
High in the heaven of heavens, dwells not
with man
Nceye beho,ds him, save the Son BELOVED,
Of wond'rou origin, CAaldea's hope.
God inthe heaven<residss. The rolling world,
The star bespangled armament, the sun,
Evenings mile lamp, creations utmost bounds
Extended lie before him. He directs
The ccaseless flow of ocean. He, in storms
Rides on the whinwind, hurls the Ere Of hea.
ven. =
God in.the heavens resides. He spreads his
To oceans utmost bounds. AT his approach
The mountains trsmble from their bases
leap
The everlasting hills. To his high power
Earth bows submissive. He, the first andiast.
No more, trcmble to proclaim his power;
God, from en- high, the universe sustains.
My friend, restrain thy lips. In silent awe,
Bow, and adore the wonder working God.
Besfon. anthology.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-07-08
NORFOLK, 7ulv s.

Mr.. Redmon who arrived from Jamaica,
(via ST. Jago de Cuba) in the ship Fame,
and capt. Benthall, have favored US with
file of Jamaica papers to the 3oth MAY. No
notice is taken in any Of those papers ofany
instruction in Jamaica.
On tfne 18th June, capt. Benthall was
boarded in the bite of Leogane, by a British
sloop Of war, convoving packet through
the passage. Was informed by the captain
of the sloop of war, who left Jamaica on the
18th, that strong force had sailed from that
island to assist the Spaniards besieging the
city Of St. Domingo. That the sloop Of war
was laden with provisions and stores for that
place, to which he should proceed after con-
voying the packet clear OF the passage.
The Jamaica papers, notice the siege of
the city Of St. Domingo by the opaniards,
but take no notice of the reinforcement and
supplies which was stated the French ships
that escaped admiral Cochrane, had thrown
into that place. We are inclinedto believe
that the report was incorrect. Such a cir
cumstance could not have occurred without
being known in Jamaica, and would have
been noticed.
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PROSPECTUS
INDEPENDENT AMERICAN

AND
C0LU1fBIAN ADVERTISER,
"A NEW PAPER:
To Be published 6y Edgar Patterson, IN
GEORGE TczSn, District OF Columbia.
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CONDITIONS.

CONDITIONS.
1. The INDEPENDENT AMERICAN s. Co
,LUMBIAN ADVERTISER, shall be printed
three times zueek, an a sheet Of the r0yal
size.
9. The, Price to subscribers wsA be FIVE
DOLLARS per AMMAN, payable inadpance.
8. advertisements inserted at the usual
prices.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-09-29

A CRERABLY to former ADVERT sements will
be sold, by Messrs Prosser and Moncures
on Thursday 5th October next, at q O'clock, p.
NJ. at the front door of the Eagle Tavern, on 4
credit of and two years, the following
TRACTS OF LAND, to wit
45S5 Acres more or less, by 200 acres, in the
county of Greenbrer.
1850 do. inBotetourt county, On the main road.
between the Sweet Springs and Fincastle.
1000 do. in said county. adjoining the former
tract, and hes on both sides of said road.
$50 do. in said county, extending small dig.
tance in Bedford county.
ESQ do. in said county. on Lopeey's Mil Creek.
1880 do. on Paint Greek formerly Aion,gome-
ry, now Kama VIVA county.
$50 do on Percy river and Walkers ersek.
Montgomery, now Kanawha county.
$50 do. IN same comfy
5000 do. on the forks of Salt river, state of
Kentucky.
$50 Military rights, in Kanawha county
West Of Ohio.
1000 do. on Deer Greek. Green river,
state of Kentucky.
205o do. on Deer Creek, Joining tue
afoye mentioned tract.
The subscriber holds general warrautees for ~
very tract, the two of 1850 and 1000 acres i'm
Botetourt excepted, (they having been located
for John lie Mayenr and hmsclf.j but will. dds.
posed as he is, to sell at very reduced pices-
whatever is not military right) give special ones.
The four last mentioned tracts which are for mi,
litary services, will be sold, ifrequired, by enc
raj varraH;ees.
Bonds with approved security. land bearing
interes, from the date if net pune ually paid \
will be required.
C. F. STRAs.
Septsmber 25th 1909 8.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-09-29
LANDS FOR SALE

" ALUABLE LANDS FOR SALE
The Subscribers wish to dispose of
that valuable tract of LAND called FoRT
LEWIS. lying in the Counties of Bottetourt
and Montgomery, and containing about
1850 acres. They also wish to sell 8, 100
acres Of Land lying in the County of Flu.
wanna, on the south side of the Rivanna
river, extending from Col. Cary's line
down the river, TO within about mile of
Columbia.
This last mentioned Land, being in FIVE
distinct tracts, will be sold separately or
together, as may best suit any person de.
sirous of purchasing. One,fourth of the
amount being paid in hand, any reasona-
pie credit will be given for the balance.
GIBSON & JEFFERSON. f.
Richmond, July %. If
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-09-29

ENOR SALE, or Exchange, for Land in the
4 lower country, a large Plantation, and one
Immediately on navigable water will be prefer
red, if have to give boot, a large aad comforta.
bic house and lot, in the city of Richmond, with.
in one bundled and fifty yards of the Capitol and
next door to the Virginia Bank There is every
convenient out house for large family or boar
ding house, or tavern. A Smiths shop, 10 feet
by "a, two story, built ire-proof. that's now lea
sed for four years, at S 100 per year, ana rem,
of S 500 per year, has frequently been offered
for the dwelling house with its conveniences.
The whole of the houses and lot is now in a
complete repair, and just painted, rs any in the
city. A liberal barter. will make, if the land
offered suits me or will sell, AZ one, two and
three years credit, Cor all the money except one
fourth, which must be in cash or negotiable
notes with approved endorsers, payable the first
of February next, at which time / VIII give
posses sion.-My house IS now ready to receive
90 or IS boarders, and viii certainly be kept as
a boarding house until the rising OF the next ge-
neral assembly, as feel myself under some ob.
legations TO my friends who have heretofore ia.
voted me with their custom. Every exertion,
on my part, will be made use of to give general
satisfaction to the gentlemen who may choose to
board with me.
also wish TO sell small Farm in Chester
field, that now rents for 9 per cent. upon what
ask for it, aud it is generally believed the bow
els of the earth is loaded with coal, as there is
every mark, and the land is in the neighborhood
Of the coal pitts, and situated on the turnpike
road, miles from Manchester.
! also wish TO sell, on credit, one fifth part
Of tract of valuable land. in the uppee end Of
York county, and supposed to contain Eve or
six hundred acres
l also will sell, on a credit, X use and Lot,
in the CRY of Williamsburg, which will be
applying to Mr. John Coke. Of that place.
Any person inclined TO purchase or exchange
foT any of the above property, will please to
call on me,
John u. Shields.
September Is. w3t
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-09-29
September IS.

NOTICE is hereby given, that intend TO
IN leave this stare this fall. All persons ha
wing claims against me either on my own &C
count or az partner in any mercantile bushes S.,
or on any othea account whatsoever, are desired
TO briaz them forward for adjustment, as this
notice will be plead in bar sgainst any claims
which may be brought against me after my re
rnevaL Al those indebted TO me are requested
TO naksimmsdiate payment, as any further in
dulgence val not be given
VIII be offered for sale. at my house, on the
18th day OF Ostober mex, on a credit Of
10 months on all sums above zen dollars, IN,
stock CT Ca,'le, Hogs, &c. sundry articles Of
Household and Kitchen FUrnitue and Planta.
ton Utensils. Also, my erop Of Corn AMI Fod.
der. Bonds with approved seclrisy viii be re-
suired Of the purchasers, 20 cary interest from
the date--th. interest viii be dedneled If pune
tual payment is made
FRANCIS T.. Harris.
Pewha;an, Sept. 9th, 1909. wf
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-09-29

NOTICE. BY virtue of deed of trust
/ y executed by John Warrington 10 the
Seb'criber, IS trustee, for the purpose of
securing the payment of a sum of money
therein mentioned, due 10 Grief & Cha.
bodrn Barksdale, will be sold, at public
sale, upon the premises, on the 18th Oct.
next, the TRACT Of LAND in the coun.
ty &C Charlotte, wherenn said Warrington
resided, of about seventy two acres, lying
or Cub creek, adjoining The lands Of Sam"
uel White, Nathan Harry, sc.
the subscriber Will only convey the IT,
tie vested in him as trustee. The sale
will be made agreeable 10 an act of as
sembIy passed the 2ist January, 1909,
entitled an act, concerning executions, &
for other purposes.
WILLIAM GAINES.
Charlotte, lib Sept. 1909. (6lt)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-09-29
Richmond. Goth Aug. 1909.
80 dollars Reward,

eS offered for experimenting ANDREW, a ne
= gro slave, who about the beginning Of this
month RUN AWiY frorn the subscriber resi.
ding in the neighborbood of Amelia Court
House. Andrew is ABOUT thirty years old
% intelligent active small man, good house
and slaSie seTvant, drives Carriage well, M
ierUands inrie Of Shoemakng, and readily
performs any kind OF plantation iabrr. Some
years ago wa in the service Of Mf Turner
atthe Bel Tsvernin Richmond where be-
heve ne generally actsd ~ hostlsr ard after
wards vi las, Christina. was employed By Mi.
Henry L. Biscoe Of Manchester in his tobacco
,,emmery. He has wife livmg at the Man
chester coal yasd free u1uIatto woman named
Sukey dollinger. hy whom 1 have reason 10 be
liece he - secreted will pay tho above re
ward 20 any person who will deliver to me the
above mentioned slave, or secure him in Jail, 40
that get him again.
James Henderson.
ooh Juue, 1897 e