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sure Us that g nnthing can exceed the court
sEio and canvassing that are now gong tor
ward and that applications have been made
20 men Of all parties and OF all opinions, 70
;oiin the ministers And supposing this
statement to be correct, how does it reject
anon the tninisters? They were anxious TO
form. an extended administration. Ihey
made oyerttlres TO lord Greavilie--Lord
(ireny:I.e will not come IN with men who
have thought il right MOTTO press the KING $
conscience upon asublect on which ms ma
iestv's principles are known to be unaltera-
Bic. They are forced, therefore, to look
TO the other men, and not decming the in-
terest Of party 10 be paramount TO the M
terests of the country, they are wiling to
sacrifice the former, in order that they may
consult the interests of the latter. They
wish,to prevail upon men OF talents and -
patriotism to Join the administration, With
out too nicely considering what party they
may belong TO.
Iris Justly said, no doubt, that the plan
Of the new administration is not extended
or combined. We lament that it should be
otherwise but whose fault is i? We had
hoped, that in a cordial union Of The adj
verse parties there would have been real
healing Of The divisions of The empire and,
if we hope and believe that The plan o. ad-
minisuation, though not extended and COM
bined, will still go down, as the opposition
elegantly expires, it, our hopes, thoughts
and belief, are derived, not from any I'M
worthy view we have of the present state
of The representation OF the county, out
from eur firm persuasion, thai, after arelgn
Of half a century, in the most trylns and ha'
zardous time tins naltcn ever say, our We
nersbie sovereign will not be abandoned oy
his people, anu will not DC delivered over TO
a party Which would grasp at undivided
power aad which has once b-iore endeavor-
ed 20 sfaekls aad Cypress him.
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Iuit Received

I'LL NGEEiNGu
And far sale By flames Kennedy, sen. Bo0k
seller, King' street, the fol!ozcinS
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
Comic 7 'ales, in vols.
Gertrude of Wyoming, Poem, by Thomas
Campbell.
Coelebs in search of a Wife.
Cars Caledonian Sketches.
Cottagers Of Glenburnie
Thaddeus Of Warsaw. Hungarian Brothers.
Harrio;t's Struggles thro' Life.
Memoirs of m American Lady by Mrs. Grant.
Lett is from the Mountains, vols. by do.
Extracts in Prose andVerse from the best au-
tl.ors, with some Original Pieccs,by La
dY of Maryland.
]. essens for Young Persons in Humble Lite.
The Star in the East, a Sermon, by DR. Bu-
chanan lately from India highly interest
inc to the friends of Christianity.
Or. Smiths Lectures ON the Evidences of the
Christian Religion.
Or. Miller's Letters on the constitutions and
order of the Christian Ministry.
Dr.Lowth's translation of Isaiah.
DR.. Campben's dissertation on Miracles, IN
answer to David hume, with SerInens and
other Tracts.
The works of Thomas a Kenapis, ros.
Limitation Of Christ, by do.
History Of the destruction OF Jerusalem.
True Piety,or day well spent--being ne
and handsome edition Of tho Catholic Ma
nual.
A General Assortment of Stationary Artl-
cles, viz.
Bark Books ruled 10 any Pattern; RECORD
Books ;best Fooiscat and Letter fafer Aess
Black Ink Ponder Wafsrs Sealing pa3 ;
best Qatills !; Black Lead Pencils, ana ealoer
Pencil Cases handsome assortment o. La
US, md sGenflemea's Morocco Pocket BOOKS I;
Purses and Thread Cases, and best Penxslpes;
.dssss Skin Tablets and Note Cases; cat Glass
Ink and y.sand Bottles with plated tons Weds-.
qvood Powder Pafer and Grass INK Sianas
Mathematical Instrument Cases Gunfer
Scales and Diuiders; States Pencils &c. I
~ Blank Books made to any pattern, sV'l"
Patent ruling and binding. ~ - -
Noy. s. s - coy
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This Afternoon

III three O'Clock, tic Baltimore College Lat
terg CONNIE noes drawing The first dra7sn num-
Der wiH be entitied 10 500 dollars.
2He tzuo s 10000, tzyo ef The S 5000 and
tzyo cjthe $4,000 trizes,are mo- statloasrya1d
are just as Nkrly to come oat the r<t aay, as On
any OTHER day Of tie drasvi7.g.
Present Price IF 77skets II, d5llars, and
sviN consinne a. tAat tarice until ntlsr O'Clock
on Tuesday eve7.inss yvhenu is froSably they
suiN Be adrancei to ID dollars.
Ill 1gcke.s sold ty the Subscriber, examined
gratis.
R. GRAY.
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From the Synonymes Of the A55s o1ara'
NIGHT. JUSTICE.

Rights the obJec. of justice It's that
which is due co r;sch one. Justice is the
conformity of actions with right tbs to ren-
der and pressrys - each one that which Is
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N @ I I G. T..

UNDER the authority Of deed Of trust
from Lewis Summers for the security Of Ro-
bert Moss the subscriber will eXpcce to pub
lie sale, on SATURDAY, the 25th instant,
at O'Clock, at the tavern OF William Padget,
near the premises, TRACT Of LAND, In
the county Of Fairfax, situated on the old and
new western turnpike road about i've miles
dstan, from alexandria, containing SO acres
and one fourth of an acre. a credit ol sixty
and ninety days viii be allowed.
4, |. Taylor, 1ynl5es.
November s. StaWts
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due to him The first is dictated by na-
ture, or.established BY authority, either d.
vine or human it map sometimes change
agreeable to circumstances. ne secoila IS
the rule which it is necessary always to toll
low it never varies.
II is not going against the laws Of justice,
to defend ones RIGHTS by the same means
that have been made use of to attack them.
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asgga.lDtla S,a;Ip @sselta.
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 6.
Interesting to dealers in Fa.sred.

y, 4, 3. ,;-.. C.>.,s, { ,,-,.at. EI,ta:D. II
~ $500 ~ - -. I..,,,,5 -,a
s.ee,ana - order % obvi.te the Difficulty
- .,yo~,,;n. T ;t,tssed from the u. States,
:. ,,.rssrs ~ - ,,r.serve a cons,lIevai,,e
,, of.t;,s Seed al rIlsir own raising,
49, e., sou;;,er and crush,ae.
NN,' -
rrbA.yr,;sed S+a+es have. AZ this time, in
.o,,,,,,;ss,on he follow mo vessels of war:
=, rpIcAYgs.
co,ot;t,,,,on Com. Rodgers,
pr.s;.{s,, Cant. BainDridge,
TTn;eed States Can't. Decatur,
Ess4y CAPT. Smith.
sE1ps
sJ.n,, rant. Evans.
Ssya ~, = ~ II. .aurence.
rp1c.
ca. Cam, Gordon,
-. In Tones.
- y Hrmr
- Iud,aw
CE,.i.;r
4'"1'n'' .croox-r
T,,o,s
r ~
c,a.Je.
800 800 ~ NV
- ~.o>S' - o. $500
Orleans.
{GAGeptGig tue Nv asp 1tlA ti.G Ahs~lplise,
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Port of Atexandraa.

ARRIVED,
Schr. Ruby, Sawyer, Porsland-Northern
Produce-Lawrason & fowle.
Duly-Ann, Barrlek, New Yosk-Fall
Goods--for the District.
Citizen, Banford, Newburyport-----
Northern Produce-do. &
Venelia, HAYWOOD, do. do. the master
Sally, Fairfax, Baltinore---Sugar--W.
S. Moore.
CLEARED,
sloop Unity, Hand, Geo. Town--by the
master.
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This Day Landing,
From schooner Citizen, from Newburyports
and for sale by
I.awraion and Fowle,
10 hocsheads and SO barrels New-England
Rum
pipes 4th proof Brandy.
ALSO,
The CARGO of schooner Ruby, Captsia
Sawyer from Portland.
$4,000 feet merchandise Lumber. j
so cords Tanners Bark.
so barrels no. and Beef. (
$50 boxes Brown Soap,
80 kegs Butter.
10 barrels New England Rum.
10 do. Tanners Oil.
casks spermacsti do.
November 4
Diitrlct of Columbia.
Countu Of alexandria, SIS.
July Term, 1909.
Charles I. Catiett, trustee CT
Samuel Dunlap, cAIt.
against In chnueery-
James Dunlap, Saml. Dun
lap, and Thomas Irwin,
df.
The said defendant, James Dunlap,
not having entered his appearance ana given
security, according to tie rules OF this court
and it appearing to the satisfaction OF inc
court that he is not an inhabltant OF 'his ais-
trlct, on motion of the complainant, ny Ms
counsel, it is ordered, thatthe said detendane
do appear here on the first day OF Novempss
NEXT, and answer the plaintiffs bill, and tbae
) cory of this order b. forthwith inserted ~
one Of the public newspapers published IN
this county for two months successiyely az.
that another copy be posted at the front dooA
of the court house Of said county.
49, G. DENEALE, c. g
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PUBLIC SALE.
2awSW

Under decree of the honorable the circuit
court ofthe district of Columbia, held at Alex-
andria, the subscribers will expose to public
lase at the coHee-house on the l4th day OF
next month, on credit Of sixty and ninety
days,
An Ugdpids1 aloiety eta rent ef Isl IS
per a9nun1,
Payable for ever, charged on lot OF ground
situated at the intersection of Wolfe and u
nion-streets,ande extending southwardly along
the VIC It side of Union street one hundred am!
fifteen feet, and westwardly along the south
side Of Wolfe street sixty two feet six inches
The payment Of this rent is scared by valu=.
able permanent improvements Oh the ioi..
And if from the sale of the above rent
charge the sum required by the decree Of
the court cannot be raised-the subscribers
will then proceed to sell, al the Same place,
and on the same credit
One undi0ided SevsnM fart Ct The rtUerSion
rife;
EXpectant on the death ofJaDe Robciy.eau,
widow Of Daniel Roberdeau, deceased in the
following Lots, tina: is to say, one Lot Oh
the ast~side of Water street between Wolfe
aid Wilkes streets, in front on Water
treet 81 feet inches, in depth !25 feet,
and bounded ON thee roth by an alley
feet wide.-On this lot is erected a handsome
and convenient story brick dwelling house,
with the usual out-housss --hnd two other
lots adjoining each other on the west side of
Union-st between Wolfe. and Wiike.sueets,
in front on Union-street fort. one feet, in
depth one hundred and twenty five feet.
R. I. Taylor.
Cuthbert Powell.
September 8. d3ot
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M. lo.-This association shall continue
until the first day of January, eighteen hun
dred and sixteen, and afterwards until a ma
iority of the stockholders shall decide, at q
spec iaI meeting, to put an end to it. After
such decision, no further purchases shall be
made but i: shalt be the duty Of the Presi-
dent and Directors for the time being, to close
the business of the company as speedily as
circumstances will permit. A dissolution
may at any previous time take place, if decid-
ed on by the holders Of two thirds ofthe whole
stock, at special meeting, to be called by
the President and Directors at their own ms
stance, or on the application of the holders OF
at least one third of the whole stock, after SIX
weeks notice being given in the Alexandria
newspaper. -
FRI. 1.-THE books of subscription for
shares in this institution, shall be opened on
the sad day of October, present, under the
direction of James III. Hooe, John Jarney, ia
cob Hoffman, Charles Bennett, and Cuth5ers
Powell, of which public notice shall be given
in the Alexandria newspaper. In case the
whole number of shares shall not be subscrib-
ed for on TIA, day, the President and direc-
tors shall have authority to open tho books
afterwards at their pleasure.
October S, 1909. 2aWSW
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Charlotte-HalI School.
September rs.

The offices of PRINCIPAL and VICE ,PRIN-
c1PAL will be vacant in Charlotte fiail School
after the first day of January next.--
The Trustees will receive propositions to ill
such vacancies until the Isl Monday OF De-
3cember ensuing when the appointments will
be made. The salaries annexed to these aP-
pointments will probably be to the Principal
$500, to the vice. principal $3.50; but as the
amount will depend upon the number of pu-.
pills in the school, it caanot be exactly ascer-
tanned.
Applicants will be required to exhibit testi-
naonials of their abilities and moral character.
Cool Springs, st. Mary's county,
MaryIahd, October 2. !
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e. Grand Sport.

rT-HE Fredericksburg Races, will CON-
1nence on MONDAY, the 9th day of
October next, over the Rappahannock jock
ey Club Course.
First Day-The great Produce Sweep
stakes, thirteen subscribers, at 200 dollars
each, no produce no Forfeit lniie heats.
SUBSCRIBERS.
I: Hay Battaile, the produce OF petworth
by Buzzard.
2. William Taliaterro, [ofBath] the pro-
duce of Dido by. Dare Devil
3. John Hoomes, the produce of Alcxan-
dria by Dare Devil.
a.. John Taliafcrro, junior, the produce OF
Milly by Diomed.
S. Robert Hening, the produce OF Virgi-
MIA, by Dare Devil.
6. Thomas Powell and Richard Johnson,
the produce of Columbia, by Dare Devil.
Z. George W. Thornton, the produce OF
Quctlovaca, by Dare Devil
s. John Carter, (of Bull RUM the produce
of Caroline by Diomed.
9. Moses Lipscomb, the produce OF Ca
lipso by Archduke.
10. Thomas Turner, the produce of Still
la by Dare Devil.
II. Esme Smock, the produce OF Fldgett,
by Dlomed.
Ic William C. Willis, the produce of his
Shark Marc by Archduke.
| - Daniel McCarty, the produce OF Net
tic, by Dare Devil.
Second day-The Jockey Club Races Will
commence with purse OF $50 dollars-tou'
mile hea,s--ircc fol any horse, mare Or geld
ing, being started by a member Of the Club.
Third day-The Jockey Club Purse OF 225
dollars--two mile heats,
Fourth day--i'he Jockey Club Purse OF 3s5
dollars ---t.ree mile heats.
LADIES' PLATE.
On the same day, SWEEpSTaKE, for
100 dollars worth Of Plated Harness, best
three in fYc--rnise hcats--25 subscribers and
siil open to the day Of the race.
This being the las meeting during The pre-
sent club, it is hoped the members Will DE
pointed in the payment of thcr subscription.
Fog thcir government I beg leave TO annex
the 10th article Of the constitution
article 2OM-'' On the first days race in
every year, the secretary shall lay on the
table, before tlinoer list of al, such men,
bers as have not paid up their subscription.
Hazlewood Parish,
Secretary 81 Treasurer.
Fredericksburg, sth Sept 1909 2awet
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TO RENT,
September IS.

TWO STORES, on King-street, & three
on Royal. street, with good cellars uader the
whole-they will be let together or separate
as may best suit those who wish to occupy
them, as they may be all connected together
a family may be conveniently accommodate.
ed-the stands are equal if not superior to
any in the town.
Also, -
A convenient DWELLING HOUSE, on
St. Asaph.street, between Duke and Prince.
streets. This situation is healthy, with good
garden and well of good water in the ySrd.-
For further particulars apply to WILLIAMS
MsKNIeHr, or; at MsKkIsHT and STEwART'e
store, corner ofFairfax ans King-streets.
May 90. coetlaw
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FOR SALE.
September 8.


n VALUABLE and desirable FAR Mir
n Loudoun county, Virginia, within s
miles of csburg, and miles from Water
ford, on the FredericktowA road, containing
upwards of 800 acres, of which about one third
is in woods has on it handsome two story
stone DWELLING HOUSE, thee rooms
on a floor, a brick kitchen adjoining, with two
rooms stone Milk House and an excel
lent spring Of water quite convenient, a barn
with stables, seperate stone stable and otker
oat houses. Also, a good FARM HOUSE,
two good apple orchards and suitsble propor-
ton of meadow.
This land is situated in fine, fertile, heal
thy, we'll cultivated country AMI good neigh
borhood in which are many of the society of
Friends. and within two miles Of their meet
ng.house ]; is we'll watercd and may be put in
ahigh state Of cultivation by the use of Plais-
er, to which it is well adapted. titles with
in five miles of alanding on the Potomac Riv-
er. from whence fiouris boated to the mar
kets of George Town, Alexandria, or the ci
ty of Washington, for fifty cents per barrel.
The above property will be sold on liberal
terms-Apply to John Williams, Waterford,
or to the subscriberin Alexandria.
Jofeph Janney.
September 25. law
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Public Sale.

PURSUANT to dec,.e of the honorable
the United States ciIcuit coGr, for the district
of Columbia, sitting in Alexandria, on Satur
day, the seventh day of OCTOBER next,
at four O'Clock iii the afternoon, shall
sell, en- the premises, a: public Vcndue,
for ready money, tothe highest bidder, those
four adjoining Lots, or pieces of ground, as
distinguished or plan thereof in my hands
by the numbers 4. $, 6 and z, lying on the
west side Of Royal street and north of Wolfe
street. extending from the intersection OF
said streets and binding thcr ewith 100 feet
on ROYAL street and 80 feet inches On Wolfe
street.
Colin Auid, Con1n,r.
August 81. aawts
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N O T I C E..

THE subscriber being about to leave this
place, takes the liberty to request all who
have not been able to settle their accounts
with him to call and settle said accounts with
tleman, either of whose receipts, jointly or
separately. shall be good against me.
Samuel M'ClaId.
September tS. eoSw
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A Lift Of Letters
Remaining in The PoSt-l1ARfrs n,,
(Lolumbia) Octc5.r !. ,s a,n'''

Charles Alexander, 3 ); Mrs H.,
son John Addison; Lewis G Lucy III
stead; Anthony Addison; Rev r. an
Olson; William Anderson, Bavli, 4!
son; Mr.. Br.ex Hard; Miss FGy.s&s
braLara j. Addison.
Peter R. Beverley; William ~,
William Benter; J. w Bronsppb: .T
Baugh; John George Baxter; MIS- ' t Is,'
beth Brown; Susan Brooks; Mr. lS1.
Boggass; Mr.. Custavus a. Brown. w., w.
Bealer; Robert Ball; Mrs Elizabe,b'p ,@%s
Sineor Bellies; Allen Beck Eobt. Ds,iII. ., ~
Burnc'; Jana es BaIfour, Q, Bell and ", "a
FIR. Joseph Coalson Charles cs,;..
Sarah Crawford; Mrs E!izshcthCarrcI n
vid Cki!ds: John Crawford James w. Wv
for Mr.. Joi.n Chambers; William C,,s
Ann ClingrGan.
Benjamin Dulany Captain Reuben ~.
John l.. Dennit; Simon DAuce Daie, l.
nike; John Duffy 1homas Dlgse, Er
Rev. Thomas Davies, 2; Hugh DouybsIu.
p. Deneale; Benjamin Dulany ir. "
Mr.. Robert Elridge; Doctor James T.
ell; John Eitis.
Mir John Fcwell; Francis Fish Dor,
John Foster; Damel Ferguson.
Mrs. Rebecca D. Gibson; Isaac S. Car
ner; Mrs EashebyCibson; Geo. 6. Glarc.
George Gore.
Richard l.. Humphreys; Stanilaps Hex.
ton John Rews; Captain John Holita,;
kIessrs. Robert Hamilton ard Co Thona
Hu,cfiins John Hoysinan; John s.0Stug,
Priscilla harris Thomas Hawfins farbN
Handy David Henderson; Harriet Hock =
Mrs Hunter Alexander Hodge Messr,,
Alexander Henderson and Co. Capt Shit
rack Hill; Captain Crossom Horton; Mrs,
Elizabeth a. Hall.
Phineas Janney, +; Miss Eliza F. Jones /
Waiter Jones, 4 {; Aaron Jcwett; Mrs. Ma
caret Jones; Isaac Janley.
K.
John F. Keller; Captain Francis hetr,
Charles King. Miss NJ rgaret King
l..
Charles Lee, 4 William Lowering VII
liam Lasimer; Mrs. Jemma Lyons; !eaA
La.our MRS. Sarah Lyles MIR. John Lew,
is John Lcggat Miss Lucy LucNff
M.
Lewis Mills; Master James Mills; W.
liam Mason; Warning +. Mopre; Rev Wv
en- F. Magrath John McPhsli; Doctor VI
Merrill !; Captain Marbury James "0Ft0s'
Captain Ronald Mckenzie, s.
N.
Captain Peyton NorvlIIe; MIR. joan S'N'
William Norris John Newt
Q.
Mr.. Benjamin G.. Orr; Lawrence o"'''
Elijah Ogden.
K ,,rg
William Prout Mrs. Pearson WV.
liam B. Page; John Potter; lOhi''
it John plttlnan.
William Rhodes; David Robertson ,,,;, i'"
Russel Mr.. Thomas Robertson or "'' pa.
Lewis; William Reynolds; VILLAIN
berts {; Mr.: Charles Robertson, Z.
Mrs. Eleanor Saver; Charles a"
Francis Simpson John Stone Da'r ~an.
Smith Philip Steaurt Mason se'O,' NJ.
tain Edward Spencer Michael sa ,'e c,p.
Henson simpson Benjamin Sav'lle J.; T.I,
tain John Sutton Gilbert o"al" .ac SIC,
Stone for John Kennels Mr. "''' 8
yens Samuel Summers.
7. g.
Nathaniel Talbot MATHEW Taylor : c.,.
phus Thompson samuu: & lre'sn ,,s IT,
Te,npleman Enoch Tucker; HS'''
bert Sponsor Thomas.
V: y,.rr;
Samuel vanhorn Mrs. Amelia ''''.'
". ,,-;r;r,.
Mr.. Carlisle Whiting; Captain w.',,n,
son !; John Watts, 2; Nh JOSIAH wa"
Geo. GilpIn' p M. ~
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TO RENT.

And immediate Possession given,
THE Brick Dwelling House and Store,
on Fairfax street, between King and Prince
streets, together with the Wooden Ware
house an the alley, now occupied by Lewis
Deblois.
APPLY TO
Jonah Thomplon & Sen.
Sentember IS 3taW4w
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-10-06

ITO all whom it may concern.-RIC HARD
D. SMYTH, native Of ireland, departed this
lite on the 18th of June, 1909, without leaving in
thus State, in the United States, any rela-
ton by consanguinity, and possessed of some
Estate in Lands within this Common wealth, Of
which, rs we'll as Of the United States he had
long been Citizen. His intent to give the
whole to the subscriber, his Nuncupative
Will, now of Record, will sufficiently prove but
the Subscriber hath seen advised, that Il VIII Of
that kind cannot effect conveyance of Lands,
tator, and that the Lands late of the said kichrd
Smith do of consequence, -scheat to the com
monwealth, though contrary 20 his interte scbe
slowing hem ona citizen thereof For tina, rea
son, the subscriber shs request the General As
seibly, at its ensuing session, by Petition, car.
ry the intent Of the said Smyth into execution by
releasing the Interest of the Commonwealth in
the Lands whereof he was possessed, or en-
titled to within the same, to the Subscriber.
DIVID DOlLE.
Augustus. tt,
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EIFrEgN DOLLARS REWARD. for ,ppre

FIFTEEN DOLLARS REWARD L, for spprc-
4 hend;ng & delivering Fanny. bright Mulatto
Girl, about five feet two inches high, seventeen
years old, inclined TO be Aesy; who Runaway a.
bout the goth Dec, last. She has been harbor.
cd in Richmond most of the time since. where
che PISSED by the name of LOUISA SMITH
She was seen on the 5th instant on the basin and
brought home on the 9th, went offagain on the
morning of the 7th. She had on an India cotton
frock: and left, she says, variety of clothes,
at different houses where she has been secretcd
is very fond ofdrcss, and has been frequently de-
tected in committing daring rebberies-She is
one ofthose entitled to liberty when she arrives
to certain age, under the VIII of the late John
Peasants Of Henrco county in consequence
Of (which, many ofthem are very ungovernable--
many of her connections enjoy their liberty, and
live in the adjacent counties-The above reward
will be given on delivering her to
SAMUEL PLEASANTS.
Powhstan County, Sept. 81. IF