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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-08-11

VIE Subscribers I.r the Book of FoRMs
OF LEGAL Process and JuDIctEu.pRo.
cEsD1Ncs, proposed to be published By nc, arc
informed that the work is in Press, and 1T ~ cx.
pectcd, from the progress which has been made
~ Tie printing thereof, that The Book will nc iea
dy Tor delivery by the ensuing fil terms OF the
superior Courts of Law. here take the libcr.
~ OF suggesting 10 those who wish ~ own this
fook, and have not subscribed therefor, the adj.
vantage OF doing so as early as possible, and
complying with the terms Of subscription here
toiofe published, rs 4 very small number Of CO.
pres ~ii De prihtGd, y'i.icn will bc delivered
\" uHre ne occasion 10 do SOL according to
Tie dates Of subscription
]. ROBINSON.
: Richmond, July %. IF
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BO.ARDIWG HoUSE,
AID HOUSE OF

PRIVATE ENTER L AlNMENT
w'ci will Ds opened ON the 2Oth day of Septem.
Der next Her house is large and commodlous
and situated nearly in The centre of the town.
she Will have an entirely new set of Servants, &
hopes, by the Strictest attention ard exertions TO
please, L, give satisfaction To those who may ia
sor her with their company Her intention is to
accommodate Boys, Girls, Students Of William
& Mary College, grown Gentlemen, or Ladies,
With board and lodging, board only, by the
day, Tnoih, or Gartur o. year on reasonable
terms. 4EN4 Rf,RD
Richmond, August /. t2OS
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nj CTICE.--Ail persons indebted 20 ne. late
= mercantile concerns OF Thos Z w Friend ::
Joseph and w Friend {, CO or los 8: w. Friend
are hereby notified that James ROBERTSON, ir.
attorney at law, amelia, alone autl,or ed 60 re-
ceive money and grant discharges, and those who
have CLAIMS against either Of ihc above nentsI,-
ca t'fm. are requisite! 10 make then known &,
Vac sae kobertaon,in order that provision NAV
IL made fOr payment.
2HO6g.f5 BRANCH, Exce'y of
I'm FRIEND, ggho 1vaS stOviyiay
garner u i. nan + (, Co Gal 2hoDs4s amt
HIM Friend.
EDWARD FRIEND, G,!7,,y. of
Jos FhIEAD, Dscd.
July %. Inn
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WTANTED TO J'UPCRASE-Twp good
w Female House SERPAN3'S, one = cook,
the other washer For su ch as can be well re.
commended, a Liberal price, in cash, vial be paid
Those between the age of 25 and 3Uyears will
be preferred. Apply III Messrs. Tompkius x
Murray Of Richmond, OF to
TONN DUNLOP
Petersburg, August q. IF
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s n El&Y-!nI. owh4t,ii county court.
4 July Il, 1900
5t.Biown, Riyes x Co. m F&, against Samuel II
owen and J9seph Mayo, executor Uf David Ow-
en-, decd. DJ rs.
THE defendant Samuel u, Owen, not having
entered Iis appearance, and given security ac-
cor,!Ing 10 ttc act of assembly, and the rules of
n'a court; and itappc,riog to the satisfaction of
the court, ti!;d he is not AIN iniiulitant of this
country On motion Of the plaintiffs, by their
counsel; II is oraerea, Thae the defendant, Sa-
mG@l H. Owen, do appear here Oh tie first day of
October court next, answer the plaintiffs bill g.
that copy Of this order be forth with inserted.
in one Of the Richmond newspapers, 70. two
months successfully, and posted q; the door Of the
court house ofthis county.
Coeg. TcSfs,
J4S. PDIVDETTER, c. C.
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R1 OARDING-HOUST, to be opened in wi.
ks liamsburg The Subscriber, being about
to remove to Williamsburg, informs the public
that she intends TO keep in that city, n
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u, PASSAGE FOR LONDON.
,ii.f<.Ss, SNIP
20. II q " PATRIOT GROFNT.YG,
-. -, : lNakhiQs P1.obsl NIcste1.

VIII sal for London, ON or abGut the 18th of
next mouth, and Can accommodate eight orten
Passengers she is a remarkably strong and well
built ship, OF about 500 tons, almost new, and
has roomy and elegant Cabin. Her cargo be-
ing engaged, apply for Passage only, TO the
Master OH board, or to
-. NIEAEILP & VON KAPFF.
Norfolk Iuly % I'm
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a MILLER, who is master Of lis business,
L n has some knowledge Of accounts, anL can
produce good recommendations, may hear of IN
eligible situation, by applying at the Office of the
Enquirer.
August 8. &c
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JAMES RIVER COMPANys-A dividend
a of four and half per cent was this day de
clared, on the stock in the James River Compa-
ny, which will be paid 10 the respective Share
Holders, or their order, on application to
q. ROBERT POLLARD, Treasurer.
b,lv o5 o.,
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THE different business concerns heretofore
L existing in this state, under the firms of
Buchanan and Pollok at Petersburg, Robert and
Allen Pollok at Richmond, and Pollok and Tired
way & Co. at Manchester, are this day dissolved
By mutual consent.
The partner resident at each place, is charged
with the collection of the debts due to the con-
Germ hitherto under his arrangement, and we ear
nestly request those indebted tn come forward
and make satisfactory arrangements for the dis.
charge of their debts. Those having claims A.
gainst either of the concerns, will please apply
accordingly.
DAVID BUCHANAN,
BY Robert Fo!iok, his Ar.'y in fact.
~ ROBERT POLLOK,
ALLEN POLLOK
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PUBLICK HEALTH.
I BATHING- HOUSE,.

USE.
LOR tho accommodation of,thosc Ladies
IL and Gentlemen, who wish to partake Of
the luxury of the Bath, the BATHING
HOUSE will be opened every day, from sun
rise until O'Clock. in the evening, Sundays
cxccpted,whcn it will be closed at | o O'Clock
in the morning.--Tickcts may be had at the
Medicine Store of SAMUEL w. V1xsoN,- and
OF the Proprietor. Ladies will please 70 pass
in at the door No. 72, Thames Street. Gen
tlcmcn will enter at the east door of the
Bathing g-ilousc, Pelham Street. Subscribers
will be furnished with Tickets ON account of
their Shares, as heretofore.
.Aezvfort, Ahril 10, 1909.
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PLEASE TO TAKE NOTICE.

HE Subscribers respectfully inform their
l. Friends and the publick, that they have
entered into Partnership, and taken the well
known Stables belonging to Mr. Thomas
TOWNSEND, situated in Green-street, where
Horses and Carriages for every purpose will
be furnished at short notice particularly
Coaches provided with careful and experienc.
cd drivers, for parties of pleasure or travel
lcrs and Saddle Horses either for Ladies or
Gentlemen they will also furnish despatch
messengers for any direction. Their Stables
being well calculated for the business, Horses
will be taken in to keep at reasonable rates for
long or short periods and as they are deter
mined to attend well to every part of their bu-
siness, they hope to merit the favours of the
publick. ~ JOHN G. EASTON.
WIN. +. DRUMNfOND. s
THE Subscriber from long and intimate
knowledge of VIM. E. DRuMMoND, and con-
6dence in his Partner, recommends them az
worthy the encouragement of the publick.
THOMAS TOWNSEND (.
NsSohorf, .4tsT 10, 1909.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-10-04

THE beautiful and pleasant FARM, i'm
proved by the Subscriber, in Middle
tozvn. Also, the House, Garden and Water
I.ot, situated in Water-street, Bristol; lately
improved by DR.. CAillingsuorth Fosfer.--For
terms, apply to
CARDER HAZARD.
Nfddiesoqpn, Jnne Oh, 1909.
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THAT pleasant situation South ofthe
IL Brick Marker, about so feet on 7Homes-streef
extends about 400 feet west, with small Wharf,
There are two large very commodious Dwelling
Houses, one fronting cn 1hIm No 197 and
199, with two convenient SL the other
stands west, very well calcuL smilisa.
JOSEPH ALLEN.
.Ns.rberf. September 13, 1909.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-10-04

WHEREAs some evil-disposed
Wv person or persons have dug up, and carri-
ed away from the Garden of the Subscriber. on the
Point, quantity Of Potatoes Whoever will discov-
cr the thieves, give information so that they NAV
be brought to justice, shall receive the above re-
ward GEORGE CLARKE Tu~
Newporf, September 27, 1909.
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they have covered brick pillars with stucco painted
in imitation of marble.
After these general remarks, presume none of
nv friends who have encountered the fatigue of
reading my letters, can doubt that man of taste
would prefer Rome to any other city in the wQrld
for short residence only, and that he would equal
ly prefer the antiquities of Rome to al its modern
beauties, which, in truth are only borrowed. For
though Rome has more superb churches, and more
magnificent palaces than any or, in my opinion, all
the cities of Europe, yet she owes it ALL with one
exception, to the industry OF her ancient iqhabitants
the antiquities contained in the modern edfces con-
sttutc their richest treasure,
Is modern palace elegant Is its architecture
beautiful You viii find its model antique, its pill
lars dug up ont of the ruins of ancient tenn
ple and It's facade ornamentcd with beautiful bas
rcIicfs which owe their restoration to the modern
spade, rather than TO the chissel
Are their hoases well furnished You viii find
assembled the words Of Grecian and ancicat Roman
artists, statues sacophagi, urns, and vases.
Letter 18Th to be concluded
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FARM.

EOR SALE, by the subscriber, a val
II liable Farm, situated in the town Of Portsmouth,
adjoining that of SAMUEL ELAN, Esq. about s miles
from Newports-Said Farm contains about 20 acres
Of excellent Land; Dwelling House, Barn, and
other suitable out Houses.
For terms and particulars, apply to
HENRY TEW, on the premises.
.Nssyporf, .7ng %, 1909.
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APPRENTICES WANTED.

'yKTANTED an Apprentice, to the Bake
Wv ing business A smart active Lad a.
bout fsor Is years of age, who can produce
good recommendations hear Off situation
by applying at the Office Of the Rhcdc- Esiand
Reta5Hcan.
! N. B One from the country would be pre-
fcrcd, May 10.
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PUBLICK AUCTION.
On THURSDAY, the 9th day of October
next, at ! O'Clock,
IIf NOT soM before az PIRATE Sale,

vT,HE HOUSE and LOT occupied
n by Mr.. BENJAMAN WronrMAN, formerly the
property Of CnRIsToPHRR EuLERY, Esq adjoining
be Methodist Chapel, in .iarlJoro'-sfreet The
House is large and ccmmodious, with good Cellar
under it. and a good well of water in the yard
.9so--one Lot, directly opposite said house, 'front.'
ing on Marlboro and Charles GO feet by 40,
be the same more or less
.Qso--one other Lot, opposite said house, to the
west, fronting Marlboro and Charesstrses, contin-
ucd, 80 feet by l5be the same more or les. All Of
which will be sold without reserve.
Conditions easy, and viii be make known at the
time Of sale For further particulars, please inquire
of JAMES PERRY, or
BENZ. WIGHTMAN.
.Newport, .ang 10, 1909.
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State Of Rhode-Island and Providence Pan
fofions.
THE Creditors Of IouAsop ENos, Jun OF Ere
i ter, in the County of Uasiingfss, I4abourer, are
hereby notified to appear (if they think fly at the
General Assembly 10 be holden at Sexfh- -Ksassion, in
the County Of Washmgion, on the last MoSpAy OF
October next, and shew cause (ifany they have
why his Petition Cor the benefit Of an Act, made
June 1885, or the relief Of Nsolvcnt Debtors, should
not be granted
THO. PECKHANr, Dep See'y
.As~port SEPT. Is, 1909.
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FOR SALE,

THE House and Lot at the North part
of Easten's point, lately occupied by the Rev
Mr. Bradley. $40
.7so.-The Marsts, Spairs, Sails, Rigging, Stores,
&C. suitable for single dccked Brig, Of ITO or lis
tons, or high or duble decked Brig of 120 or 130
tons--Apply to CONSTANT TABER.
.Ns1vbort, September 13, 1909.
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Far Freight, Charter, or Sale,


THE well known New-fork
y&szSA Packet MARY ANN, 81 tons burshen'
"a }4sI$S$ 10 months old, IN perfect order Tor
business, having lately been painted
from the keel Her inventory is complete as Pack
ct. The terms will be made easy For particulars
Apply to Earl = ALo -. oN,
N b. fthe above vessel is not sold at Prlyatc
sale, by the goth November next, she will then DC
Sold at Pubhck Auction .Nswport, Sept. Is.
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S. STACKHOUSE's
(.NEW LNTE.NTED)
PATENT CHURN.

r1~HIS Churn viii work much easier than the com-
i mon one besides, it has the advantage CT col
lectng the butter in rolls il may also be made to any
size, so as to churn any quantity the possessor may
wish and it may be fixed in such manner as to work
either by hand, water, wind, or any other power
Good Cream has often been churned into the best
Butter, by this excellent and simple machine, in eight
ten minutes, and deposited in producing
an eighth Of the whole butter than in the com.
mon way.
- The above Churn may be had Of BArEMAN
LANRo, in Portsmouth,, or RoBERT & NICHOLAS
MowroN, No. 81, Spring Street, .Aewpora
ADJUST 2.
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State Of Rhode Island and Providence Pianta-
nons.
THE Creditors of JosEpH Exos, of Erefer, in
i the County of Washington, Labourcr, are here
by notified to apps. Gfsthey think ft) at the Gene
raj Assembly to >woldcn at South -Kingston, in the
County of Washinyfon, on the last MONDAY of Octo-
ber next, and shew (f any they havc) why bis
Petition for the benefit of an Act, made June l756,
for the relief Of Msolvent Debtors, should not be
granted.
THO. PECKHAM, Dep. See,g
.Nswpors, Sept. 25, 1909. aAnE,
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aepetrr


7'0.)fB or FLaUE.G
IN yon dark and silent gloom,
Entwin'd around my LAuRA's tomb,
The plant Ivy curls--
hechn'd beneath the Willows shade,
By the destroycr's arm she's laid,
Which fell destruction hurls.
Oft, on that spot, by grief opprcst
While bitter anguish pains my breast,
drp the silent tear
Oft, past endcalments call to mind, l
iii pleasloE scenes my sorrows blind,
And h my bosom cheer.
But, Oh too soon these scenes are flown;
wake from pleasure. and alone,
My Laura oft address
All those, who seep'st in deaths embrace,
" No more thy beauties can l trace
No more thy bosom press.
No more beneath the arbour's shade,
For constant lovers only made,
plight my VOWS of1ovc
No,more where undulatcs the stream,
With thee, of future plcaures dream,
=" Or wanton in the grove"
Fond hope, adeu thy smiles impart
NO pleasure to my throbbing heart ~ :
ray Of JOY difuse
But rash despair nv bosom swells,
And lost IN frenzy's magick spells,
wildly court the muse,
( THEODORE.
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ATTENTION ~!

TIME Subscribers contemplating Disso-
II luton of Partnership, an adjustment Of
their ACCOUNTS becomes necessary, they there
fore solicit all such as are indebted to them
by Note, or Account, to make immediate pay
lnent, as their business will shortly be closed.
NATHANIEL SWEET ss'Co.
July 10.
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AMUSING MlSCELL ANY.
FROM THE ANTHOLOGY.

Original Letters, from an .dn,erican Traveller
in Enrohe, 20 his friends al this country.
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Dr. koBERTSON'S
N .H CELEBRATED
.GOUT AND RHEUMATIC DROPS.

Price f,ro L'odrs
safe and eheciual cure for the govt, rhcums-
matsm, umbago, stone and gravel glcet, swelIings
and weaknesses of tie joints, sprains brres and I'll
kinds of green wound--he cramp, pains in the head,
face and body, stiffness Of the neck, chibains, fro
zen limbs, &c.
Since Tie above invaluable medicine, were first dis
covered by DIR. Robertson, upwards OF Seven hun
dred Thousand persons have experienced their salu-
tary ELECTS many of whom from the greatest debility,
A fresh supply OF the above Medicines
just received and for sale by
SAMUEL w VINSON,
A?oTHEcAar Newport; where Pamphlets
containing certificates OF cures SC. may be
had gratis.
Take Seticc that none arc genuine Without the
S;.uasure CIT. W. DyOTT, NJ ID.
.Nsrterf, Ss3fsnber, 6 1909.
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Is decorated with them after which, oh bassncss
they have covered brick pillars with stucco painted
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GENUINE

.,.s.sstr II GENUINE
Patent and Family Medicines.
Celebrated for the ours vf most Diseases to which
the Human Body is liable,
Prepared only by t!ss sole proprietor,
T.W. DYOTT, NJ ID.
Grandsonsof the late Dr. RoBERTsoN, of Edinbtr.y--
to be had wholesale and retail at the Proprietors
MEDICAL DISPENSARY, +
No. 116 North Second street, second door above
Race-street, Philadelphia
DIR. RoBERTsoN's
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EDUCATION

ELEAZER TREyETT'S Even
~ ing School Commences on Monday the 18th
.nsrs~t, ssstsn6ar 1s, 1909.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-09-26

1T a Court held for Franklin COUNTY. M.
iy Sd, 1909.
Robert Hodges, phs -
AGAINST ! q
isham Hall, James Roberts and Bet 3
sey his wife, children aud heirs off q
James Roberts, deceased, defts. :.
TIE defendants James Roberts and
i Belssy his wife, no; having entered
their appearance aud given secu,i,y &C.
cording to law and the rules of hi. court.
and II appearing to the court ii at they are
not Inhabitants of this Commonwealth
on the motion Of the plaintiff by his At
torney, II is ordered, that the said del
dan,s do appear here on or before the FIRST
Monday in November next and answer the
plaintiffs bill: and that copy hereof be
inserted in some newspaper published in
his state for two months successively. and
posted at the front door of the courthouse
of this county.
Copy--Teste,
CALEB TATE, D. c. for
JAMES GALLOWAY, G.. &c.
stw
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TIL: c. HOWARD, elk

PURSUANT to the above decree. the land
therein mentioned, which is situated in the
county of Hen:ico. contiguous to the city of
Richmond, being the same lot or :'arcel OF fand
which was conveyed by Richard Adams and
Elizabeth bis wife, to Moses Davis, by deed
dated the Sd day of March, 1907. and bounded
as follows TO wit, biginning and running on
the road or street leading from the narke I
house in the said city To Du Val's village N. &
IL w. chains and 81 links to = stree 10 feet
wide dividing said lot and parcel OF land and
the land formerly William Cannon's, now John
Doyle's, and binding on said street y. SO, Z. 4
chains and 90 links TO the strect--tl,ence on the
back street 5. I ID, w. 4 chains 80 links to
corner street 20 feet wide next towards said
city, and binding OH said street S. SO, w. 4
chains 80 links TO the said road to the begin
uing=with the buildings and improvements
taereon consisting of large framed houses
will be sold. On the premises, at 4 O'Clock, P.
M. on the 9th of September The whole land
will be divided into lots according to piot
which will be exhibited on the day OF sale. and
these lots will be sold separately. The safe
will commence at O'Clock in the evening.
IDS GEO. w. SMITH.
September H.
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DUBLIC SALE.-By virtue of deed oil
trust executed by Robt. and Geo Tur-
ner. ahd Ann the wife of the said Geo l shall
OF Tuesday the Doth of this present month
Sept at the Eagle Tavern in the city of
Richmond, expose Tor sale to the hycst bid
der, all that lot. piece or parcel ofgroundI stu-
ate. lying aud being in the said City, on the
east side Of the cross street, leading from the
Bell Tavern to the river, Subject to a ground
rent of & 10 per annum forever,) with its a D.
purtinanecs and improvements & also the fol-
lowing slaves, viz. George (the cook) Peter
the barber) and Aggy or so much OF said
property as will be sufficient 10 raise the sun
OF 5 80, with all costs attending tine cxecu-
ton OF the said trust.
The said Sale will be made agreeably to
the directions and provisions Of the act Of AS
sembiy in such casses, passed in January 1869,
entitled an act concerning executions and for
other purposes.
ANDREW Stevenson Trustee.
Sc? ember, 3 1909. ndsl
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ElrlwHYLsoNN & poTTER- 1oot

ElrZWHYLSONN & POTTER, Book
Sellers ami Sfahoners, have Just re.
ceived a very large supply of Fools Cap,
Pot and Letter Papers; Latin, French Sc
English school books; Pocket, school and
family Biblesj Paper .hangings and border
ing Quills Of the frs. and Inferior quail.
ties Metallic pens Playing, blank and
visiting cards Ladies and Gentlemen's
pocket books Backgammon tables and
Chess boards Pearl counters Toothbrush.
es and Deniifrice Gold leaf black lead
pencils and water co'ors Vocal and instru..
mental music; Durable Ink, sc. Ss.
a few new publications, among which are
some novels.
A great variety Of Day Books, Journals
and LedgeTs, Record and Sheriffs books on
hand.
Tickets In the Rhode Island Coal Lottery
for sale, at 3 SO cts. each. The price
will be shortly raised. The scheme of this
Lottery holds out peculiar advantages TO the
Adventures, as viii appear on an exami-
nation Of it, The drawing will commence
shortly.
September Is. (sw1
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more, it is hereby re-
In qussted that those who are iniebted to
the trustees of the Richmond Academy, TO
make payment TO the subscriber, us the
work is now begun, and it is expected that
there will be laid from one hundred to one
hundred and fifty thousand bricks IN the
walls of the Academy this fall. He has IN
dertaken the collection by agreement with
John Brockenbrough and William w. Hen
ing, the other members of the committee,
appointed by board OF trustees There
fore, it is absolutely necessary that the col
lector may have as little trouble as possible
in the collection, in order to have money in
hand, to carry on so laudat!e an underta-
king.
ROBr. MITCHELL.
City Of Richmond, Sept. 9Th, 1909. If
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20 Dollars 'R Reward,
June 2stb. 1909.

rs offered for experimenting ANDREW ne.
gro slaves who about ths beginning of ,hi,
month RUN AWAY, from the subscribcr resi-.
ding IN the neishhorhood Of Amelia Court
House. Andrew is about thirfy years Old.
an Intelligent, active, small man, good house
and stable servant, drives a csrriage well. un.
dcrEands little Of Shoemalying, and readily
performs my kind of plantation labor. Sosae
years ago he wa, in the service Of Mr. Turner
At the Sell Tavern in Richmond where BE-
iege he generally acted "a hostler, and after.
xardS 'Ill last Christmas, was employed By MI
Henry Z. biseoe OF Manchester in his tobacco
',emmery. He has wife living at the Man.
chester eoa yard free auIstso woman named
Snkey Holbnger, by whom; have reason 70 be
heve ne Is seefcsed ! viii pay the above re
ward TO any person who viii deliver to me the
sb've nnea ioned slave, o. secure him ia Jail, 80
that GET him again
James Henderson.
Goth June, 1909. #
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GEORGE WATT.

LAS ju5s received and Offers for sale-sicily
4 Madeira and Sherry Wine. by rhe hid. and
qr eask Gfeed Coffee Orleans Sugar by the
hid : German Paii!lss Simplex by the peice or
case nall point gla 50 Tumbie,s, in cases Ct 1000
eaeb--4nd New York Soap and Candies.
ON hAND, zrMadeiTa Wine--Oreans and
ngseovado SvgAr--Green Coffee Mols,ses-
Prime Pork. Liverpool and S,one w are
sorehoug, Hyson skin and Gsnpowder Tea
Spanish Segars-- Raisins--AImonds--N
window Glass--.rfen's and Wornen's Shoe.
which he will dispose Of b.. Wholesale on rea.
sonabe terms,
Richmond, Goth July 1909.