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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-07-07
JAMES MAIDS ON.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

~
Aarch 81, 1909.
WHEREAS, in conformity with the provlsi-
w ons made by law, for the reimbursement of
the Exchanged Six per Gent Stock, created by the
second section of the act intitued can Act sup.
Elementary to the Act inttuled an Act making
provision Tor the redemption of the whole of the
public debt of the United States, passed on the
l1th day OF February, 1907, it has been determi.
ned by lot, that the Certificates of said Stock de-
slgnated by the permanent numbers contained in
the annexed Schedule, should be reimbursed on
the first day Of October next:
FUBLIC NOTICE
Is therefore given to the proprietors of the Certi-
fcates of Exchanged Six per Cent Stock, created
by the act aforesaid, and bearing the permanent
numbers contained i'm the annexed Schedule, that
the principal of the same, will, on surrender of
the certificates, be paid the first day of October,
lSO9, to the respective Stockholders or their le-
galrepresentativcs, or attornies duly constituted,
either at the Treasury at the Loan. Office,
where the Stock thus to be reimbursed NAV then
stand credited to the propretors thereof
1t is further made known for the information of
the parties concerned, that transfers of the ce.
ufcates of Unchanged Stock bearing the pcrma-
nent numbers, contained in the annexed Schedule
from the Books of the Treasury, or of any Com
missioner of Loans, will be allowed after the first
day OF September next. And the intere s. on all
the certificates contained i'm the said Schedule
will cease and determine on the day prec eding
the day hereby fixed for the reimbursement there
Oh.
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NOTICE. Al;ihose hs,iiT, ',nsctisc acc ....s
IN with the estate of the Eite lo!,n 7. ack,and.
decd. are requested To present them co. as.ius,.
ment, TO Me Robert Dabncy, who is authorized
to settle any accounts relative to sail est,te al
so, Mr S. Scott is fully empowered, To settle. re-
ceire payment, or grant discharges for any ao.
counts tor or against said estate, that lie may
think proper
PADDOCK LhCELAND, Es'Y
Buckingham. June 20.
Those indebted to John Lakeland & Gu are
requested 10 discharge their respective balances,
and those having claims, will present them TO
Sdl'HER SCOTT,
Surviving partNer of
.JORN LALKLAND c. In
buckingham, June 20. wswN
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more sureties TO the United States, in sum uou-
BILE the value ct the vessel and cargo, that t.;
vessel shall not proceed to any port or place with,
viii n commercial intercourse is not thus per-
mtted, nor be directly or indirectly engaged. tl,i-
ring the VOYAGE, in any trade with such port or
place. And if any ship vessel shall, contrary
to the provisions Of this section, depart from ANY
port OF the United States, without clearance, or
without having given bond in the manner above
mentioned, such ship or ". i. together with
her cargo, shall he wholly forfeited, and the
owner or owners, agent, ireightcr or factors mas
Ter or commander of such ship or vessel, shall
moreover severa,ly forfeit and pay sum equal
10 the value of the ship vessel, and of the car
SO put On board the same Prorided d!Spass
That tie provisions of the eleventh, section OF the
act To intertlict the commercial intercourse be-
tween the United States aud Great Britain and
France and their dependencies, and for other
purposes, shall extend To the prohibitions impo.
sed by this section which prohibitions shall
Cease To operate in the manner and under the Ii
mutations prescribed by the eleventh section a
foresaid, in relation to any nation with which
commercial intercourse may hereafter be per.
nitted, in conformity with the provisions of the
eleventh section aforesaid.
SEC. 4. Indie IL txr,her ennrted, That all pen.
aities and forieitures arising under, or incurred
by virtue OF this act, shall during the con,inu.
ance and after the expiration thereof be re cover
ed and distributed, and may be RENTED, or mi
ug tied IN the manner prescribed by the act to
interdict the commercial intercourse between
the United States and Great Britain and France
and their dependencies, and for other purposes,
and the acts therein referred to. ~
SEC 5. dad Se IL farther enacted, That all the
vessels which may have arrived al any port or
place within the United States from. Great Bril-
tain, her colonies or dependencies, between the
twentieth day Of May and the eleventh of Iune,
Que thousand eight hundred and nine, shall be
exempted from all the forieitures and penalties
incurred in consequence of any violation of any
of the provisions of the said act to interdict the
commercial intercourse between the u States
and Great Britain and France and their depen-
dcnuies
j. r. vARNUM,
Sitcatc' Of The House IF Representatives..
ANDREW GREGG,
President Of the Senate, pro-tensbO-s
June IS, 1899.
APfRovEp,
JAMES MADISON
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EHoR SAI.E-52S ACRbS JAMES RTE 2
l. LdND-On the 10th December next, Of
fair or otherwise the next fair day,) the Subscri-
Der will offer for sale on the premises, u Tract
of LIND situate in Buckingham county. imme
diatety opposite the mouth of Rock fish river
Thirty acres Of which prime low ground, Y
the residue strong. finely timbered upland, well
adapted to the culture of Tobacco, Corn, and
Wheat.
A credit of one, two and three years will be-
gwen, payable at equal ins.alments, with inte-
rest from date, to be RENTED ifthe payments be
P'mctnally made Bonds with approved securi.
ty Will be required A clear title made, & pos
session given on the day of sale
The above Tract OF Land has been conveyed
to me 10y Patrick Rose, Jun Of Buckingham, 10
be sold for the payment OF his debts
ALEX. Z. ROSE, Trustee.
juno rs 1aw5m. .
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MICROBES FOR sale.

MILL be sold to the highest bdderon twelve
w months credit, at capt. Nat. Perkins's TIA.
vern, on Saturday the 9Th day of July next
Three Negroes viz. woman and two likely
giris-belonging to the estate of Henry HOPKINS
dec'd.-Bond s approved security will be requi-
red to bear interest from the date, ifnot punc,u-
ally paid
ROBERT FRENCH, Administrator.
Goochland, June 9. wt,ls
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JAMES MADISON.
AN ACT

Tofx the hme for Me next n1scting Of Congress.
u L it enacted b. The Senate and House of Re
- reSentdsipes II The United States of d,neyica
in Congress assembled, That after the adjourn
ment of the present session, the next meeting of
Congress shall be on the fourth Monday of Nov.
next.
]. b. VARNUM,
Speaker effhe House Of Representatives,
GEO: CLINTON,
Vice Pyes;ient Of the United States end
President Of the Senate.
June "a, 1909
APPROVED,
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(BY AUTHORITY
LAV or THE UNITED STATES.
AN ACT

AN ACT
TO amend and continue in force certain parts Of
The ace, entitled " din to interdict the COM
mercial intercourse between the United .Statcs
and Great Britain and France and their depen-
denotes and for other buyboseS''
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Juno 90

FNHE SUBSCRIBER, Offers for sale, thai e.
legant and valuable Estate, called HIL-
ION, lying nine miles below Richmond. The
dwelling house is not inferior to any in the state:
the Offices are commodous the Garden and
yard are handsomely laid out. The situation
combines so many advantages, that am un.vii-
ling to give description OF it, wishing any gen
tleman whois disposed to purchase, to come and
view 1T. l. may not be amiss however to OBJ
serve, that James River runs 100 yards from tic
door OF the house, that vessels of five hundred
hogsheads have loaded at Warwick, one mile a.
hove it, that the water carriage to Richmond is
only SIN miles, that there's good Shad and
Herring fishery, and that Wild Fowl are fire..
qiently procured. A small Grist- Mill, is at
t,ched to 1t on astream that runs through the
plantation.
Alsotwo thousand acres of L AND, living on
Fighting Creek, Powhatan County, two miles
from the Court House, which will he divided in
to two on more lots to suit purchasers This
lands well watered and caculated for the cul-
ture OF wheat, corn and tobacco
For terms apply to the Subscriber residing in
Richmond, OF William Berkeley, in Powhatan
WILLIAM RANDOLPH
june 70. w.3m
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- WEET SPRINGS, VIRGINIA.-The sub
~ scnber has been at great expense and trou
be TO render this much esteemed place comforta.
bic and pleasant for the present season. Gentle
men and ladies who are DESTROYS of visiting those
waters, may depend upon every exertion on the
part OF the subscriber, to make their time agree
able.
O. T0WLES, ir.
June GO. avg
The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1809-09-30

t. TICK cd formed, II: which the cal,d.
dates were all the particular favour.
ties of every voter. Blu. when man
abandons the ticket fairly formed by
his party. because his favouri,es were
not placed on it, he certainly makes
men his object and not principle. 1t
Is to be hoped that there is not sncl,
DEMOCRAT in New Castle County.
If we even sfuabble in forming a lick
ct, LEI us, as they have done in phila.
delplla. unite liz supporting i, when
1t is formed. This ticket WAS fair.
ly formed. 1t will inevitably receive
tho general support Of the dcmocriiic
party. Hence every democratic cit
izen in the county, who neg'ec,s to
vote this ticket entire, even though he
should no, vote with The Federal par
ty, will indirectly aid the cause Of bis
political enemies. Men and nor mca-
surcS are his governing object.
Federalis,s have prided themselves
very much on division in the demo.
cratic ranks. | trust there is no de-
mocrat in this county, that will even
neglect to vote through sourness.
much less cote against bis own party
and principles.
AN AMERICAN.
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FOR THE GAZETTE.
Democratic Republicans 81 NeGv Gas.
tie County,,

The Election is fast approaching
the important day is close at hand.
when you are again to exercise the
glorious privilege of freemen-to ele-.
vate the men whom you delight to no.
nour. Consider we'll your duty as C.
lcctors, and suffer not your prejudices
or partialitses to mislead you. Re-
member that candidates fairly select
ed by the people should be supported
By the people. Are you then prepared
to give your united support to the tic
ket formed by your delegates Eve
ry Republican, whose creed is " Prin-
cibleS and not men" must answer this
question in the affirmative. That eve
ry man is pleased to a degree Of exta
sy with this ticket cannot be expect
ed.-Nor is it to be presumed that
there ever was. or ever will be coun-
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7 axe Notice.

rTSIE subscriber, Executor Of Jane O,scns.
/ late OF the county OF Sussex and state OF De-
iawa,e, deceased being authorised to make sale
,i the real estate Of said deceased, situate in the
county of Sussex, doth hereby give notice that
he vii! dispose OF the same, at public vendue, on
Wednesday the eighth day of November next, at
johnstown, in the county aforesaid. between
the hours OF 10 O'Clock, A. M. aid in the
afternoon. The terms of purchase Can be known
by applying to the subscriber near Johnstown.
William Carlisle.
September 90, 1909. At.
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4 i...V
REPUBLICAN PAPER,
Political, commer@. a. ard /. stor,ca;.
To Be bubAshed Daily far ire Gin, n,d
tsoice q 7aeca far The Ceunrs,
WELL RE COMMENCED
On the first day OF Novembr n.At, Under lie
,itln IF
Ies Columbian,
-gaf dthrercd 1t Ike paeUv r'ire If Eiedt Doi
iars fir tie ctr, am F5ur FIR he
County gpopfr-9hayadr in az
casss AaLt' az aezaAce.


TIE DIRECTS oE THE COLEMAN WILL BE,
10 ma'ntiln and viUdcA,e ,he rights aud i'm
iniinlieS oi the United States, asa free sose-
reign and indcpendant NATION, against the
preens.oiis, the violations, and the aggreA-
slons oil amy ADD every foreign power.
o support the constitution and government Of
the United States, and of the individual sta,cc,
i'll their several and distinct provinces and
TO Sustain and uphold the liberties OF the
people.
70 defend the privileges and measures Of the
general government, as administered under
Mr.. Jefferson, an continuetL by Mr.. Madi-
son, and oil the present administration Of is
state under MIR. IomrHins.
10 disseminate correct AND useful American
sentiments, ard TO subservc and cherish Tbs.
republican systems and Institutions OF The
United States.
To cultivate and promote the u,,'on, toe i'al
nsony, and the prosperity q. the republican,
party in this country, and 30 discountenapce
atil oppose whateve. inca, ,,ar;ialitirs and
personal collisions may threaten to impair on
)eopard2e is interests.
AND FINALLY,
70 contain such mercantile, historical, ard a.
gliciilmral information, occasionally rallSa-
ted With liiera,y and miscellaneous pieces as
shall best fulfil the usual purposes OF news
paper, and CRAFTY The hopes and expectations
OF its patrons.
The foregoing outlines, it is preSnnied, are
! sufficiently distinct and expressive OF the Fer-
/ poses for which the CoIumEiAN Is 10 oe cs'R-
! bhshed, to enable every reader to decide on the
| degree acknowledgement to which the attempt
is entitled. Subscriptions viii be received by
aos,-masters and other holders oi proposals ih
| She different parts OF tie state.
| The names OF the subscribers are requested
10 be returned previous to The day oil pnbhca-
ion, directed to the E6i.or, at Eudso", or al the
| Post Office, New FORK; and the papers VIII
be regularly forwarded, by mail OF other con-
wyance, agreeable to direction.
| Charles Holt.
Nevr- York, Setfem5er S, 1909. 22-ot
- Subscriptions 10 tie CoLuME!As rcvtpc1
"a tic O@ce Of the Delaware Gazette.
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Ai0ttAezy Keu72

TNFO] MS his friends ard the pull.
L tina, ii has opened Dry Good Store ~"
the ives side Of Make, Street, next dr, =
below / e corner Of Second Street wh,rr
he offers for sale handsome assortmrni ~
seasonsble goods'on moderate terms
Wilmington, June -, 1909.
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Domestic Manufactures.

TTSt!E Patriotic citizens of Delaware, who arc
a disposed to encourage American ManI"
factories, and thereby promote the independence,
of our country, are informed that the subscriber
has now on hand and for sale, at the Factory a.;
Stanton, (New-Castle county, good supply Of
Cassamcres, Dab and Min 't--slso, a few pieces,
Of coarse Cloths, and l'clting for paper-mskerf.
all which will be sold low for Cash, either by the
piece or smaller quantity.
Mordccai Mckinney.
N<wp0yt, IDtlJ 18th Sent. 1900.
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WANTED,

A S an apprentice 10 the blachs'nithing bust
n ness, Lad of from fourteen to h'feen
years Of age. For particulars enquire Of the
subscriber, at Brandywi Mills.
CHARLES TATEM.
September l6, 1899. lawsE
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son, James Simpson, John Chandler, Enoch
Moore, Joshua Richardson, Andrew M.Cali,
James Cochrane, Cation Wilson, Thomas Cryer,
Joseph c. Hartley, JOHN Hendrickson, Isaac
Hendrickson, Washington Rice, Andrew Tay-
Tor, VIM. Chandler. VIM. Young, VIM. L,r-
kin. Samuel Carnahau, Joseph Jones, James
Collins, Thomas Morrison, James CIelan, Sam
ucl Ross, John Shipey. VIM. Seal, Ihos. Ship
ley, Thomas Little, VIM. Bryant, Valcnt ne
M'Neal, John Spots. John Taylor, Mathew r.
Lockcrman, John b. Thomas, Allan Thomson,
Allan MLanc, VIM. P. Brobson, N. G.. Viii
Hanson, Levi Springer, Joseph Hcndrick son,
james Rooney, WIN. Houstn, John Augustus,
John M'Mnn, Robert Gabreath, II. G. Gar
Ictt, Archibald Armstrong, David Stdhlm,
Joseph Stidham, Aquilla Star, Joseph Imam,
M. Mckinney, Charles Anderson, John Bryn
burg, jonathan L. Graves, VIM. Robinson,
fAr.-Joseph Dcrckson, 7. Sterne. Edward Ia
milton, Hugh flanagan, +. ]. Dupont, James
Gibson, Andrew Peterson, Chester Becky,
John Hidden, Andrew Grips, John Grips, nj
Grips, Matthew Grips, Jacob Grips.
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MEWnnrt. kDAI 1871 Sent. 500.
TO the Electors of NEWCASTLE
County.

E!no.e- Citi:cns,
hereby tender you MY sincere ackno~~
led gements for the favour conferred OH me by
nominating me as the candidate for the o1lia.
of Coroner, and beg the favor of your vote.
and interesr1n my behalf for that Office at Tie
ensuing General Election the duties of which
should your sulfrages place Inc therein, sl,a.
be faithfully pc rformed by your obliged frieui
and fellow citizen,
Alexander Porter.
Wilmington, Aug 80, 1909. If
The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1809-09-30

At meeting of the Delegates from the diff.
ferent hundreds of Newcastle county, at
the REBELLION, on Saturday, the Esd inst.
the following Ticket was agreed upon, TO
be supported by the Democratic Repub-
Icans of thu said Comfy
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-10-24

-C The e!dcnsr Of disetpro1a.iss became loxd
and long
Major CARrwRIoHr then rose to propose a
petition to his majesty and after it was deter
mined by the meeting under the requ;sition Of
the Sheriff, petition to his majesty no, ire
levsnt to the object of the meeting, he read the
petition it was of very great leugth, and EN-.
braced, not only all the topics of the preceding
Resolutions, but variety of historical points so
| far back as the last Edward.
The worthy Major preceded this reading. by a
! short remark, in answer 10 the opinion of Mr..
Mellsh, on the duty of Representative in Par.
! Lament; observing, that in the old law hooks,
members were styled the attornies of their con-
stituents and comparing the representatives in
Parliament with the commissioners sent by the
king to announce has assent to, or dissent iron,
| the bills laid before him by Parliament.
Mr.. TowNsHENp and Mr.. WArTHuAN,
both protested the highest respect for the wor
thy Major. yet felt themselves obliged to oppose
going at present into the merits o. Petition so
voluminous, embracing SO many topics, or cal
ling on the meeting precipitatcly to pledge them
selves by sgnng it, as advantage might be ia
ken of some nsdvertent phrase or word, by
| their opponents, to their disadvantage. The
Petition, therefore, was for the present with
drawn.
Mn. WAIrHNAN then expressed high appro-
baton ofthe conduct of Mr.. Byng, and proposed
| the thanks Of the meeting to him for his uniform
support given to Parliamentary Reform. He
should have been ready to propose similar vote
to his colleague, Mr.. Mellish. had he, on this oc
casion, acceded to tie wishes ofhis constituents
and to thank him Tor litary act of proprety
which might have covered a multitude OF his pc.
litical sins. But notwithstanding the delicacy oi
the honorable gentlemans conscience, in declin.
ing to vote by the sentiments of his constituents
when opposed to his own, he was pretty conf
dent, if Lord Castleresgh or his colleagues had
| instructed him how to vote, he would feel no he.
station in surrendering his sentiments in
cOmplaissnce to the instructions of such cons.itu
ents. He concluded by moving a vote OF thank,
to Mr.. Byng, which passed unanimously and
for which that honorable gentleman polityiy ex
pressed his gratitude.
| The thanks ofthe meeting were then voted ia
| the Sheriffs, and to Major Cartwright, who sevs
| rally expressed their grateful sentiments.
The Resolutions, signed by the, Sheriffs and
freeholders present, were ordered to be pubis h
ed in the morning ne wspapers /; and the meeting
was adjourned.
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WILL BE SOLD,

I'm Thursday, the { December next, flair,
~ otherw sc the next fair day, at The late dwell
Ing house OF Thomas Cob,s, q. X Decd, IN
Buckingham county, eleven likely Virginia born
SLApES, consisting ~ men, women & children ;
the stock OF HORSES, Cattle, sheep, and Hogs,
household and kitchen FURNI7UhE, and plan
taton Utensils, the crop of Corn and Fp,idcr &c
Twelve months credit, will ne allowed tie pur-
chasers for sli sums above invent, dol lrs on
Their giving bond with approved security TO ca =
ry interest from the date if not lily paid ;
(creditors are requested 10 attend the sale, with
their CLAIMS authcnticated)
They also offer tor sale, the:tract of Land, ON
which the late deceased resided, containing Sc
ven or eight hundred acres, lying on Rock Island
creek, joining the land of Wilson c. Nicholas,
near his saw and grist Mill, it .fforts crest or-
ton OF good creek low grounds, and val .auie
|.iii Seat, and las IN it a plantation sufficiently
large to work eight ten hands to sdvant re a
proportonable pa,t of which is fresh, and udcr a
good fence, with comfortable dwelling house,
ne ariy finished more minute description is
deemed unnecessary, - it is presumed the pur-
chaser will view and judge for himself: The sub
scrlbrrs Will only observe, that the place Is ye ~
healthy, affords good water, well iimbered, and
has good range for stock. Possession will be
given next fail, IN time seed. The terms will
be. three or four equal annual pawn, nts, secured
by deed OF trust upon the Land For further IN
formation, apply to Samuel Shelton, of Abe
marie, John M. Cobbs, of Richmond, or Lewis
Ncvil, vino resides on the premises
One other tract lying IN the upper end of the
same county, on the waters OF Dayd's creek, con.
taining four hundred and five acres, IN "a good
| neighborhood, and well worth the attention ot
one with {, small family. For terms apply to the
subscribers, or John + Bocock, who is fully all-
| lied 10 sell the same.
81 SIX Hgh N. S lnaas Executors.
October II w3,E
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A BSCONDED from s'e cx'scriber, on the
n night ct the 9Th July last, Negro m ala
named Stephen 20 years old, Ave feet, eight or
a'ne inches high, ofa tawney complexion, vita
very remarkable scar, on the right side of HE
forehead. occasioned by burn he carried with
HIM sundry clothes among them was a black du.
rantz coat, onstitution cord pantaioons and two
cotton shirts. The above negro was purchase I
of Mr.. Joseph Deshield of Northumberland
County, to which place suspect he will end ~
vor tn get, his parents live in that Co.'S
fy... will give twenty dollars any person that
will apprehend or secure him in Jail, SO get hin,
again, or forty dollars for his delivery TO me living
III Brunswick County
PETERSON RAWLINGS.
August %. w3mT
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E%OR SALE, 459 acres of LAND, in the
4 county of Powhatan, lying on the waters
Of deep creek, adjoining the lands OF Jno Swami,
sen. and John Swann, Jun about S miles below
Caltersville Also, 200 acres, lying within !
miles ut Gainesville, on the waters Of Muddy
creek. and in the aforesaid county of Powhatan,
adjoining the lands of John Log wood and Mrs
Mary S,ratton The subscriber will exchange
those lands ior likely young negroes, should It
suit purchasers better than money, and any per
son aesirous of purchasing, may. b paying Il
considerable part Of tire money, have = reasons.
bic credit an the balance, by giving deed OF
trust. to secure the payment tlereot
IHOS LOGWOOD.
Buckingham, Oct. II w3wg
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NlRGlNlA INN.--THE SUBSCRIBER
having disposed Of his interest ia the la.
cLr-TAvERN, respectfully informs his Friends
and the Public. that he has leased for "A number
of years, the old CITY HOTEL, of Nh Crouch
- considerable expence this well known house
is rendered as comfortable any in Richmond.
If the most urremitt;ng attention, the best Ia
blcs, Liquors, Stables and Water, can conduce
TO public patronage, the Subscriber pledges him.
self that these shall not be wanting.
A few genteel Bosrders can be accommodate
ed at 40 pounds per year.
RATES, &c.-Gentleinen putting up at this
House will be charged one dollar per day--Hor.
ses at livery, SO cents per Il y-All other charges
equally moderate, ]. S. SMIrHERS
RICHMOND, Sept. 90, 1909. WITT