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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-07-05
From PORTUGAL.

From PORTUGAL.
Dy the arrival Of capt. Stacey, on Wcdnes-
day from Lisdon, papers TO May I6,l andie
ters to May l7.lavc Lecn received. The pa
pers contain official Information of yaricus
successes ofthe Bijtishand Portuguese troops
over the invaders. One account mentions the
cefest Of French corps OF 5000 under Gen.
Lcison--another, the~ defeat of 1000, ty Sir
Arthur Welcsley and a third the retaking
Of Opcrto by. Sir Arthur. Eurthersuccesses
oyer the French were expected at AmaraI.,e,
wEither they had retreated.
The last report from Spain is,that the Pat
riot Cen RoMAsA, with respe ctabIe force,
was bcsieging the French at Corunna--whose
surrender was expected.
In Lisbon paper of May 10, we rrecei,e
Mr.. Gallatin's instructions under the non-in-
tercourse act
Erncct efa letter from Lis5on, dated Nay lS.
g 1t is sreported that tie English and Por-
tuguese Army have: taken Oporto from the
French. Tie people here seem TO fear lit
tie from the French. There are in this. bar
bcur near so sail Of vessels frcmthe II. States;
most Of which have carsocs for expectation.
Markets low for American produce
r- A----------@-.s - .s
Erfract efa letter from Lis5on, dated My
= l7--at Right. Ft
6 The political news which is in my opin-
ion of primary md essential consequence TO
our common country, and which was brought
here TO day by packet arrived from England,
is, that the orders in Council, are rescin6ed;
other news. of great importance is, that the
Epglish and Portuguese have gained a con-
pletc Victory over the French at CT near
Oporto. l have not learnt tie particulars IS
to dates, sc. as am performing quarantine
and cannot 60 on shore.
There has Leengrcat rejoicing here to
day On eccount Of the Victory, and TO night,
while i am writing, the whole City is illnmin-
ated to such degree that it appears to be al
most solid coal of fire for above three miles
distance (; with heavy guns firing, bells ring
ing, muaick playing, rockets ascending, fire
works blazing,'sec. in such numbers and quar-
tity, ,.that the whole has such brilliant and
grand appearance from the vessel, that / can-
not sufficiently describe to you the effects Of
it, 1t surpasses every thing for grsndcur I
ever saw before, and believe a person can
scarcely corceive the magLifcence Of it,"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-07-05
r TRANSLATIONS.
Ertra sufffcrent Of the Lisbon Gazette Of
~ thezl6th Of Il7Gy, 1909.

-ts INC iotN u I1ny, fScS.
IS oroRGo, 18th May
have the great satisfaction of conmilni-
eating to you our restoration, ty the arrival Of
the combined Portuguese and English army.
which took place yesterday. at abcrt O'Clock
ID the forenoon, at Villa Nova, where they
assembled sose,her but hardly noticed in
this city ard as soon as the army was assem-
bIcd,s II began the attempt OF passing the
Dcruo, though there was no bridge, in consc-
qacnce ofthe French having blown it up with
barrels of gunpowdcr, at about A o'clock in
the morning Of said day, causing such great
noise, tkat it alarmed tlsis wiioic csy. The
passage ofstbc combined army was more
brilliant and rapid than can Lc imagined,
which the french believed they would not te
able TO effect in less than /, fortnight; but the
plan OF the General was~so well formed, that
the vanguard of the army arriving at
O'Clock; 5000 men were already this side
at II o'clock and at noon the battle was al
ready almost decided No sooner cid the
said General see that his army was collected
together, than he sent scme troops on the
bank ofViila Nova, pretending that his irsen-
ton was to pass that way but he at the
same time detached part of his army to-
wards point above between tho CoIlcgio dc
Bispo and the Sorra, where the rircr is the
narrowest and the borders more reypendicu-
ar,and placing his artillery on the hin, lie or
dered his troops to embark in some Beats,
which he had collected in the said place SO
that when the French, that were on the bank,
gave notice of'the debaTkation, and they had
repaired there 1000, men had already landed
and the artillery kept Up sucha FIRE trcm the
hill upon the French, with tie view of pro-
tecting the debarkaticn, that rs this was exc
cutting under the hill, the French could pot
prevent it,not being able TO reach or the brink
of the prccipiceto fire downwsrds, for The ar
til!ery opposits swept off every thing finally
the combined army got up, and began the bat
tie which was yeyyshot IN the place of Frado
&C Cbispo, cur regiment No. ie, being one of
those that distinguished themselves the most.
The slaughter of the French was corsiSier.s-
bic they lest en- this occasion, three Ileayv
pieces OF cannon and two howitzcrs !; on our
site we had on.y five men killed and tk:
English had eight, and abou, as many wound-
eds: 81 1850 jl,s'se.- .f
The action being ovsr, on ceconft of the
prccipstaic Fight Of tie French, the cavalry
went in pursuit os them and at about .
O'Clock, in the afternoon, more than hum
rlrcsi prisoners and "a n few officers, were
brought IN, and tho cavalry was continuing TO
pursue them. Our army lad already hsd Ia
Gv!jo great action, on tho day of .fsesxt;ca,
when it routed the French, and took a great
many PRISONERS; in which the Regiment No.
10 received also great rraises--~hieh the
General said he would command as tlistirc-
ton. ~
In consequence Of this ac,ion. through ,he
remainder Of the asy and the night the cRe-.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-11-21
HALIFAX COUNTY,

Octo0er lStj 1909.
III Z Subscriber wish,ag to remo.e
l. 20 the Yves ern coun ry. offers for sale
in this County. 625 acres Of land where
on he Ell present resides. rhis ,ald is G.
quail in quality 20 mos, Of the high land in
Inc neighbours hood, an supet.cr 20 a con-
siderable portion ofi: is well adapted 10
the culture ofgrain Of all kinds, tobacco
and cotton; and is ghly improved With
houses, ircl0sures, SC. with eyCellen!
springs Of wa er. The dwelling house il
sky four feet i'll length, com posed of cen
tire part "a by % feet, two storys high, &
wings oil 90 by is fee', covered with heart
p.e fcatheredge plank and shingles
he chiInneys AID under pinning OF brick,
VIA convenient fire places, windows. sc.
in The sever al apar ments; stain cases, sc.
ia suHabe style. The kitchen is % by
l6 feet, mea, house 10 by 10 feet, and
dairy 10 by, 8 feet, are all framed n uses
neatly built, covered wiki fealheredge
plank and pine shingles, he two last with
heart shingles; the whole unde pinned with
brick plank s b OK q o's as they severaliy
iequre, with large BRICK chimney in the
knchen suitable for cooking & a 5 air Case
win an upper iOonly anu Othet IL IiSntnGS.
These houses are all new s. cost upwards
Of S 1000. There are also number of o.
timer convenient houses. About 100 &C; es
are cleared and inclosed, and divided by
good fences into fields Of from 10 to 30
acres. and in fine order Cor cropping---,be
residue, excepl small part, IS woodland
finely umbered and Of better qualify than
any heretofore cleared 81 he whole lies
we'll is within two miles of Halifax Court
house, upon The large trading road from
the upper Country TO Richmond and Pc
lersburg, which renders i. mos, eligible
s and for any person wishing to turn his
attention 10 public bu iiDess. The price
required is only six doilsrs per acre, which
is considerably under IFS value in ca. h ~
hu, il time is wished Il can be given as far
as three or four years upon payment efle
gal interest. The sale will be made pr
yalely BY the subscriber, and possession
given when required.
w2m BERGMAN GREEN.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-11-21

THE subscriber offers for sale one o.
the most VALUABLE + BIrrL
HIGH LAND PLANTATIONS, in the
middle couotry, lying on The So. side ,he
Buckingham road, three miles above PoN-
hatan courthouse, containing by lac sur
vey SIG acres. 1t is about nine miles from
James River three from Appomattox, anc
in neIghborhood Astounding with manu-
featuring mills. Not more dian ore hun
died acres OF his tract is cleared, and thai
Sxcep, ten acres} within The last seven
years. Il new oyerseer's hnuse and kit
chen, corn house end two good tobacco
houses, are ,he only improvements at pre-.
sent. The scantling for large barn is
nearly ready and wlh be put up by (hris.r
mas, One third Of the purchase money
Will be. required in hand aud the halauc-
IN oae and two years, with interest ii no.
punc,uaiy paid, and deed OF trust on
the land, TO secure ,he Two las, payments
The purchaser will be permitted to SOW
wheat. Also, three lots in Richmond, one
adjoining Mr. Southga'e's 10. above Mrs.
Singleton, and Nos. II and % in Duval's
plan. One fourth will be required on ma
k'ng the deed, another fourth in negotia
bile noes at SIX months we'll endorsed
asd the balance in twelve and eighteen
months secured by deed of trust on the
lots.
| would also BARTER for NEGROES,
nine UPPER Apo MATTOX CANAL
SHARES, and two year old BUHZARD
FILLY, out OF thorough bred Dare De.
vii Mare.
The land WILDE shewn by Nr. Adams,
living thereon, and the price OF all the
bove property by applying to William
Randolph Of Wilton, or the subscriber.
WM. BERKELEY
Powhatan, 2sd July, 1909 oaff
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-11-21

TOR SALE, TRACT of LAND, in
L the county of Cumberland, within
mile of Farmville, containing four hundred
acres, not quite half of which is cleared.
The rem Kinder is for the most part prime
tobacco land, uncommonly well timbered
ard watered The cleared land is generally
in excellent heart. There are on the
tract commodious framed grcnary she'd
ded all around and two tobacco houses.
Fhe situation is esteemed uncommonly
healthy. If not previously sold, it will be
offered at public sale, on Friday the first
day of December next, in the town of
Farmville=where also, the subscriber has
for sale an excellent well built small dwell
ling house with commodious store house
and lumber house adjoining, with good Gel
lars, sc.
Mr.. EDWARD RADFoRD, whoijves ad-
joining the land, will shew it to any one
disposed to purchase.
JOHN RANDOLPH.
November 1st, 1909. CIV
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-11-21
sURRy COURT HOUSE FOR SALE.

10y CONSENT OF parties and under
- deed OF trus, executed 10 me by
Richard Mason and Wife, for the beneG,
OF John III. Cooke, Wal certainly be expo.
-sed 60 sale, TO the highes, bid err, OF
Tuesday he sh day of December cnsu,
ing, upon the premises, the following We
~ valuable property. The large and Gle
CANT Tavern, containing sixteen rooms
Kitchen, Smoke House, and Dairy suited
to such an establishment c. anery, Car-
rage House, and Stables for Sky Hor-
'es Two hup6red acres of Land, more or
less; two small Orchards, a large Ic.
House with pond contiguous, Astounding
IN Fish, and an elegant Race Course, To-
gether with the following Tenemen's
A dwelling House containing FIVE Rooms,
Kitchen, Dairy, Smoke House, Stable &
G. anery auached, with ten acres Of Land
occupied by MIR Reuben Blu Ter.
ronyenient Sore House and Count.
ing Room * Lumber House, occupied by
Messrs. Cole & Henderson.
a com nodious Dwelling House contain
ing four Rooms, Kitchen, Dairy, Smoke
House, Granery and Sable, with two a +.
ores OF Land attach d, occupied by Mr.,
Savedge.
The three last Tepemenis are under a
lease for term OF years An handsome
Dwelling House con aiming three Rooms,
calculated fo- Store, Kitchen & SIN ike
House, with one and hall aces of La d
attached thereto. A small Dwelling
House occupied by Mr.. Malone, togeih.
err with Kitchen and Biscksmn his Shop,
And a convenient House al present oc.
cupied as Post Office.
The terms Of sale will be Four Thou
sand dollars With Interest on two Thou
sand Dollars for two years to be paid
! down, and twelve mon ms credil from The
time Of giving possession viii be allowed
for he balance of he purchase money
the purchaser giving bond with approved
security to cary Interest from the date
if MT pune ually paid. Al the time oil
Sale Deed will be made to The purcha4
ser, he giving Deed of Trust upon the
properly 10 secure The payment.
p session viii be given on the FIRST
day of January. To any person disposed
10 engage in the business of publican
the above property will be truly de.
STABLE, and as stand for mercantle
business few if any are superior in the
lower coun ~.
CHARLES II. GRAVES, Trustee,
Surry County, 4th Nov, 1909.
0ds).
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-11-21

Al cpurt held for King and Queen caun-
ty, at the courthouse, on Monday thesth
OF October, 1902
Joseph Mann, Pltf.
AGAINST
John Lumpkn * James Lump finance
Kin < Thomas Jetir,es, Deits.S Iy'
THE defendant James LumpkIn no, bn.
J. Wig entered his appearance and given
security according to the act of assembly
and the rules Of this court, and 1t appear.
ing to the satisfaction of the court that the
said defendant James Lumpkin is not an
inhabitant OF this commonwealth, on the
motion of the plaintiff By his counsel, Ii is
ordered, that the said defendant James
Lumpkiu DO appear here on the second
Monday in January next and answer the
bill of the plaintiff, and that copy OF this
order he forthwith pusl shed in some pub.
lie newspaper printed IN the city of Rich
mond. for two months slccesslyely, and
that another copy be posted at the front
door of this Court o Use.
A Copy--Iest
Ro. POLLARD. c. e.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-11-21
GEORGE WATT,

HAS jest received and Offers fo- ,ale--5icily
4 4 Madeira and sherry JVive, by the hid. ami
qr cask Green Coffee Orleans Sugar ty the
hid German P'I,illas Simplex BY the peice oT
case halfpoint glass Tumblers in eases Of 1000
eaeh--and New York Soap ard Candies
on HAND ,=-sladeira Winc--Od.ans and
Nuscovado SugSr--Creen Coiiee-Nols4ses--
Prime Pork Liverpool aud Stone Ware
Souchong, Tyson Skin and Guupawder Tea
Spanish 5egars-- Rsisius-Almcnds-- Nutmegs
Window G ass Mems aud Women's Shoes
which he will dispose Of byiwhOlcsa on rea.
son15ic terms
Richmond, coSh July 1859.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-11-21
VIRGINIA

VIRGINIA
AZ superior court Of chancery holden at the
capitol IN the city Of lsiehmoad, the 2lst dav
of SePt.mber, 1869,
John Lambert representative and deyisue os
George harmer, deceased PIT.
AGAINST
Thomas Key, Henry Key, William Bibb Kew.
Daniel, John Key, randy Key Joshua
hey. Vale Key, Jim White ana Martha
his Wit, descendan,s and heirs or devisees Of
1Mar'in Key, deceased, Defts.
HE defendant Thomas Key. Henry Kew
William sibb Key, James Key and
Daniel, not having entered their appearance ard
gwen e~rr',y according the act of assembly
and the rucs of this court, and it appearing 10
The satisfaction of the cosrt. tina, they are NOT
inhabitan,s of 1his country, on motion CT the
plaintih by counsel it is, ordered, that the said
defenants do app ar here on the hr>t day of the
next Term, and answer che bill OF the plain,ifF;
ana that copy of TINS order be forthwith inser.
led m ZONE nev'spapc: published in the ,iiy Of
Richmond, for TWO months successfully, and
posted oil the iont door % the capitoi in the said
ny. a Copr-Tese,
Pc FER TiNSLEY,c C.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-11-21

NOTiCE.-By virtue oT t'ceat s,-us.
IN executed by Joshu, Smi,bey - the
county OF Amelia, to Dsbney Miller his Sc.
curly, and Benjamin Chapman. and TIM.
mas Randolph trustees. / shall pro 4
TO sell on the 18th December 4
LOVING loving property, VIZ. A water t
MN Cotton Machine, and Whiskey lbs
tillery with S or acres of lind s,,.SoI,.',
to the same, and eleven Negroes con,is.in,., r
Men. Women, Boys, and Girls or so much
OF ,he SAID property aswill raise The second
ana fonrtn instruments Contained In thc SOL.
trust, with interest on tue same and .I
other expenses in carrying the sand ,rn'r
na esee c., sale VIII Certainly lake
Mill in the upper end of AmrI;a 80 ~"
gantown on Appomattox river RI.
opye property w'lt be sold for cash. asrer-
aoie to the provlso of the sixth section 81 M.
act passed Slst January, 1909, forthe indie a ~"
niiy OF security, ''''e nv
BENJAMIN CHAPMAN, wrns,ee
Nov. 10, 1865. -
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-11-21

NOTICE. TO al whom it may concern, tina,
IN ape:iIiou viii be presented to the next &c
neral assembly, praying that a Law may pass 20
annul and make void ;he powers vested in Thu
mas Pollard, Of Kentucky, Edmund pendIelon
Of Caroline, and William Pollard Of Hanover
county appointed trustees by Thomas Under
wood ana Jane Dandudge, now Jane Under
oi, AZ the time Of their intema,tiage.
November Sd, $50" wilma
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-11-21

NTOR SALE.-A handsome, second hand,
q London bailt CHARIOT, which has
been but little used and is in good state
OF preservation. Apply to the printer, or
TO Mr.. HsGHKs, coach maker, opposite
the Old CITY Tavern, where the carriage
may be seen. If
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-11-21

L'eR SALE.-By Virtue of Deed Of trust
4 executed on the 18th day of March. 1908
by The late William Nice, in order TO secure
the payment of a certain sum ofmoney therein
mentioned unto Mr. William Cook, / shall in
consequence Of the power vested in me as
Trustee, on the 18th day Of November next,
on the premises, proceed to sell to the high.
est bidder, that valuable and highly improved
Tenement on which the said Nice resided
the said sale viii be made under the la 9 law
passed on the 3rst January. I809-endtlcd
f" An Act concerning executions and for other
EDWARD w. TRENT, Trustee.
October I7th,ssIs09. tbs
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-11-21
MANCHESTER TURNPIKE COM.
pANY.

THE annual meeting Of Stock holders
viii be held at Brools's Tavern in
Manchester, on the frs, Monday in De-
cemb.r next, Such members as cannot
a,rend in person win, it is expected, ap.
point their proxys. The undersigned re
quires to be furnished, so soon as possible
with the necessary evidence of shares sold
and purchased, since the last meeting in
order that transfers may be made on the
Company's books, and shares duly repre-
senIed. tdm
JAMES BRANDER, elk.
Manchester, Nov. Sd 1909.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-11-21

l%HE subscriber having taken the whole of
the large Brick Bulldog Belonging TO the
e. age of the lac Mr.. William Price, on the
street eading from the Capitol. will be prepared
10 accommodate from fifteen to twenty of the
Members Of the next assembly.
JUDITH NELSON. $
Richmond, 2Sd October, 1909. RID.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-11-21

FOR RENr,-The House s. Lot at pre-
\ sent occupied by MIR. George Wate,
Si'na'ed Oh the east side of Shockoe creek.
For particulars apply TO Mr.. Watt or to
If JOSEPH CALICO.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-11-21
Ro. POLLARD, c. c.
s. LUCKE have received a

GHAPARD & LUCKE have received a
~ general assortment of GROCERIES.
consisting of, Sugar, Coffee, w. 7. Rum
Country Gin, Whiskey, Sherry and Maia.
ga Wine, Pepper, Pimento, Ginger, Impe.
rial Tea, English Mustard, Salt in Sacks.
ALSO,
Earthen, Glass. China, and Stone Ware 4.
German, Crowley and Blistered Steel; Bar
Iron, Nail Rods, Soal Leather. Writing.
Wrapping and Printing Paper, Spanish Sc,
gars, Cotton Cards, Shot, Powder, Window
Glass, Indigo, Copperas, Alum, Logwood,
Cut Herr:ngs, &c. &c. which they offer low
for cash, country produce, or approved pa
per,
N. b. Cash given for Gour as usual.
Nov 6, 1902 wifi
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-11-21

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE --0a TIE
L 27th inst. will be sold, at public auc.
ton, at Shirley, in the county OF Charles
City, al the Household and Kitchen Fur
niture belonging TO the estate Of the iete
Charles Carter. The terms of sale will be
Cash for all sums under so dollars, aud
bonds with approved security payable in IL
months. for that sum and upwards--to bear
interest from the date if not punctually
paid.
WILLIAMS CARTER, Ex'r of
RoHT. CARTER, deceased.
Nov iStn, 1909. tbs
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-11-21

Tor SALE, between and 500 acres of
l. GLOUCES TER LOW GROUNDS
That valuable plantation called Snip YARD
belonging to the estate of the late BENJAMIN
Dabney, situated on Ware River. 1t is
well timOered and Convenient for FISH
and oysters. Terms may be made known
by application to
TH: q. SMITH, Ex'r, and
SARAH DABNEY, Ex'trx.
November 4, 1902. 2mp
THE subscriber being lieenced 20 psac.Ice he
law. will attend Tie superior and inferior
courts fog iienico K the Hastings court Of Rich.
nord. Persons trusting buhnes5 20 his man.
agcment may rely on mis- best efforts for their in q.
terest. Ills Office is in the upper story Of the
market house in Richmond.
". SHEPPARD.
Oct. 23d. 1909. I'm
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-11-21
IN COUNCIL, Sept. 1e,h, 1909.

T. is advised, that from and after the LIST day
Of Ianoars nexf, N Audno, be instructed IN every
case where any claim by virtue Of an order or
certificate Of court is presented 20 him by per
son whose name is not mentioned therein. 20 re
qui,c such person to produce also an order or
power of Attorney from the individual in whose
favor srch order OF Certificate Of court wa
rnzds together with an AFFIDAVIT OF one wi ness
az ieast, certified By Magistrate or Notary
Puhic lha, such individual actually signed and
informs ,iou Of this rule. il is advised, thar a CO
py hereof be published w the Virginia Asgus,
UNCOVER Petersburg 1nteilgepcer, Norfolk Her
I'D. i.ynchburg star, Stauntou Eagle, and Win
cheNss Gazette once a week until the hFst day
Of Isnusry next. Extract from the journal,
(wiJ) DANIEL l. HYL TON, c, c.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-11-21

A BANK NOTE of ONE HUNDRED
u DOLLARS was taken from a black bev
who CT led himself James Smith, & says he found
j, in he street Nor thinking il propey to let the
boy keep IL detained IL for the proper owner.
who NAV have H., on g'virg satisfactory evil
dence Of his or their right 70 i and paying the
expense Of this advertisement.
JON MCDONALD
Richmond, MARCIA l0-h. 1909. tf
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-11-21
~ Dollars Reward,

IS offered Cor experimenting ANDREW, q ne
gro slave, VIII about the beginning of ;hc
month Run AVA from the subscriher resi-.
dog n the neighbqFhood Of Amelia Coayt
noure Aodrew is about thirty years old.
an intsHgeut active small man, good housc
and s,sG's atrvan-. drives CaTiiagc wei IN
d.rs.aads a.lit,lc Of Shoemasing, and re. i'y
perform an blvd of piAqta'iou labYr. S moe
year. 80 . he was IN 'hs seryice os Mr. Tu,nsf
AZ the 8cl pavero IN Richmond where bs
iieye ne g-nciaiiy acIed as hosileF aud at.af-
ar,h ii'I lap Casislo,9s. was crrployoi BY Ait
Henry l.. Biscoe Of Manchester in his iobacco
steuimcry. lie has wife living at che Man.
chester coal yard a free mulatio woman named
sukey fiolInger. BY whom hsye reason 10 be
liege he is secre,ed win p.y the above re
ward 70 any person who viii deliver to me the
above mentioned slave, OF secure him in Jail. so
tha, GET him again.
James Henderson,
20,h June, 1909 Il
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-11-21

EIVE DOLLARS REWARD -stolea
4 from Johnson's door, in this City about
10 o'clock 10 day, yellow bay Horse with
Saddle and bride on he IS about s feet in
ohes high, years old next sp5ioE, he hair rub
bed off his left 'holder, blaze f7ee, galiops,
PAGES and uo's-when pushed ~ pace, he
has Kind Of ketch very uncommon. Any
person who will deliver him 90 John Johnson oe
this city, or to me in New Kent, shall receive
the above reward.
JUDUTHUN CIBsoN.
Nov. 10th, 1869. 3ip.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-11-21

A L a meeting of the directors of the
"A Richmond Turnpike Company on
Wednesday evening, the 18th of NovemA
Der, 1909,
Resolved, That all shares Of delinquent
holders of shares in the said company be
sold at the Washington Tavern in the city
Of Richmond on the 18th day Of next month
at 10 o'clock.
Resolved, That a call of FIVE dollars oA
each share be paid by the share holders IN
the company to the treasurer, on or before
the first day OF y ~cember next,
A Copy,
ids N. SHEPPARD Cu,