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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-08-24
Agust e-at NIGHT

~ SHSt S--~ut NSHI.
" Since writing this morning have seen
London paper, the Evening Mail Of July
Z. The Postscript" says, !" Letters from
Heligoland of the Cd inst. were received
yesterday-It was reported, and believed
there, at that date, that further battle, had
taken place between the two grand armies
near the Danube in which the French were
defeated with great loss.
6 The new expedition preparing in En-
gland was expected to sail Cor be ready to
sail) about the 18th or 10th ut. It is stat
ed to consist of nearly $4,000 men.
Our collector has just informed me that
the clause in the act permitting the Ameri-
can trade to these ports, (Hafitax, Shell
burne, &c in American bottoms, having
expired with the last session OF parliament,
a new clause has been passed previous to its
expiration, authorising his majesty to per-
NIT that trade under certain restrictions, BY
his order in conncil, until the year 1872
but, his majesty not having thought proper
to renew his order in council to that effect,
the trade to these ports in American bot
toms could no longer be permitted here"
Fran London Paper, July7.
Yesterday, Mr. Jackson, his Majesty's
Envoy Extraordinary and Minister rleni-
potent;ary to the United States of America,
took leave of his Majesty previous to leaye
ing England.
From English Papers received at Halifax.
From the austrian Imperial headquarters,
WoLvENDokF, Tfums 10.
His majesty the emperor of Austria has
received the following report, by courier
who was despatched from Inspruck the 51st
Of May:
G. After field marshal lieut.. Chasteler,
who commanded in Tyrol, had marched to
Lienz, in Pasterdale, IN ordc, to attack the
Italian army, which was advancing against
Syria and Cariotha, with part OF his corps,
the Austrian major general Buol remained,
with part Of the 9TH corps, in the strong po-
siiion at the foot of the Bremen mountain
in the Luec, in order to cover South Iyrol
from the attacks OF Bavarian troops, who
had entered lnspruuk.
While the inhabitants Of the town Of In.
spruck and Hail were laying down their
arms in order to relieve their districts from
the calamities they suffered, fresh assem-
blages of armed peasants were formed IN the
vale OF the upper Ina, as well as the Lech,
and IN Vlnsgiau, with the assistance OF lei.
mer, as in the dale of the Lower Inn and
the Wipp, chiefly by the weii known Sand
worth and andura Holes, who commands
the fusiliers ; and as early as the 9Th May,
the former arrived with 1000 men, in the
environs of Schonberg and MAJ. Teiner with
large number in Tslt. Sconbergh is sisu-
ted 5, and Telf $ hours march tom In
spruck.
On tne 2sth, an action took place with
the Bavarlan troops, from to 5000 strong
and an armistice was concluded for twelve
hours. The Ravarians had evacuated In
spruck, bu1 were overtaken near Youup,
where another conflict was fought. Ac-
cording to the same account, the imperial
Austrian troops are making lnroads from
the southern part Of the Iyrol, as far as
Verona.
Utrecht Gazette Of 3nne 1a.
WASHINGTON, August 81
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-08-24
Fran q London Pabey, fulu 7.

17O"1 U 1-07IHVt 4 UFt!' ! IIFY y
Yesterday, Mr. Jackson, his Majesty's
Envoy Extraordinary and Minister rleni-
potent;ary to the United States of America,
took leave of his Majesty previous to leaye
ing England.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-01-09

L'Frnhon, Bonatcrfe, L'Dihgente,
louise Rd5afeuse, LONE Yendemaire,
Ocean, Begres, lie Gonrge ie Peliecine,
L'Esferanoe, .ffalonta, Horrmr. La
Jason, go mem Peggy Heureuse,
Reneonfre, Sen. 1lessena, Lfiege, l.
Unite, La Kiefaire. La Jeanne, La For
tame, Cggne, La DECIDE, 1fanxsi, Re-
nomne, L.hgle, F1ambeaur, CoueAon,
f7yiag tish, HOPE, Can,teaur, Fed.r,
Dore, fsrfrar, La Podne, Yengeanee,
ia Guile, La Dorado, Despair, Piegs,
Dolphin, Phe1ir, -feriak besides boats,
and several pesseis without cny name.--
The forces and ereEes Of fhc h7zes men,
s,onsd above Ue hape nor been a6ic 10 as
certain. The CAPTURES are - in NUM-
Ger and The vessels ,eco,lfured by our
ermxers freeed 10.
Thus The people will be able TO compare
and Judge for themselves, whether federal
or a,nooar,e policy is best calculated to Sc
cure our neutral rights, protect our sea.
men. and preserve our navigation. At the
close of Mr.. Jeiicrson's commerce.killing
administration. we shall have in commission
enc frigAis enc sioop Of war about .io,y
revenue cutters. and as many gun boats Il
even these are not destined To protect our
harb.rs and coasts. against either French
or English prisa,eers. bu, Cor the purpose
Of protecting the embargo. and enforcing
laws which are disgrace ,oa free people.
People Of New-Eng,and IL YOU wish "a
transmit the blessings Of freedom. those
rights and privileges which nature 4 your
federal and state governments ent,,ie YOU
10. !, 10 sine TO reflect on the dangers you
are thresteaed with. not only iIom foreign,
but also fivm internal enemies. 50.V0G
men. theugh they Cannot enslase New.Ea-
gland-,ho'they cannot rob Us OF our lIber-
ties. siiil they may plumber our property. q
cause all the evils Of civil comnolion.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-01-09

try. bat then they say, it was TIE least ct
wo evils. If this was fact, il was wholly
wing to the ignorance or wiekedness OF
men in power.
During the administrations both Of Wash.
nStoa and Adams, this country was placed,
~ the arbitrary and unjust acts of the Eu-
ropean powers, in much more alarming &
critical situation, than 1t ever has hcen since
Mr. Jefferson was chosen President. When
tederalists directed the destnies of the Uni
ted States, all our difficulties with England
adjusted And this was effected by pursu-
ing an impartial course Of conduct towards
tiose nations, in negotiating fair aud advan-
,ageous treaties when in their power and
when this could not be effected, the object
was obtained by opposing force 70 force. This
policy called for same expense, in equipping
a naval force Cor the protection Of our COM
merce against French privateers. France
WIS convinced. from the spirit and resolution
manifested by Presiden; Adams, that men
Ut federal politics would not become tools To
promote her ambition.
The democrats took advantage Of the
bold stand taken BY the federalists IN Con.
gress, by representing them to the people
as wi shing for war, and too fond of a militia
ry power. The consequence was, that the
federal administration, IN saving their ooun-
try. lost the management, Of government.
The federal administration left millions in
the Treasury. and the United States at peace
9th The yo,id. Let the advocates OF the
embargo and the ruin OF commerce. read
ne following report of the Secretary Of the
Navy, made at the close Of the year 1900 1t
shows Cow cur rulers at that period sppro-
pria:ed the peoples money and all viii re-
collect the aourishing state of the country
al that time.
Nasa! EsfaL!isl,nsns.--s srigates Of ~
guns, eaitto OF 3e guns, ditto Of 81
guns : ships carrying ~ guns on gun.
deck. and on quarter deck 9 ships Of 20
To - guns ships Of Is guns ditto Of
Is guns and $ of ~ guns. with seven gal.
lies. gen-b,ats.
During the time France epdcavorcd to
destroy our commerce, the following cap
lures ~ French armed vessels were made
Iy macy ~.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-01-09

NOTICE is hereby given that faishr time
of two months from the da,e Hereof has
been allowed by rhe Hoa Same Freeman,
Judge OF Probate for the county Il Gambler
land, to the Commifh,mers on tie e!tne Of
CALtB RANDEIL.
late OF Portland, IN laid n'n,y decessrd, 20
receive and examine The cimn. OF the fevsfal
creditors TO faid eitae We hereby sive n.
tice that we viii attend THAI ierviee At tie houie
OF Faoch lliley, on the la,t lueiday, Of lsau-
AIRY aud February, iscs. ON two 10 nfns
o'clock, p Nj.
ESOCB li.siri, J
IONA. BRYANT, L. 49, ''"e'
Jan. 2, 1902
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-01-09

How long wiu the people Of America Re
deceived by the false deciarsiions Of ;he par
sixans Of the present admins,ratioa Those
political vuiluFes who prey upoa the sii@ls
oi New England Cor the sake ef obtaining
power and oaiee. by snppxsing the meas
urea Of the present rulers and kaowing
that their only hope Of success. depends on
jeceiving the PEOPLE. acknowledge that the
government have adopted a severe measure
in sgspendIng tho commercn q the ooun-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-01-09
)R THE GAZETTE.
To the in,ifants Of 1foine.

" ~'@s'ses
FELLOW CiTIzg
Shall we sufierrselves 10 r. feet ON OH,
present situations individuals of AN indi
.idual state and ton, or shall we be 81
lent. and relinqu those precious rights
winch osr fs,hersve fought for, and bied,
Es,afO ,hs T,v4Hapolson ?
When pass cur wharycs, I find the
stores shut, the vds iniuri,,g and rottinr
and their cargoes ling scarce n person
10 be seen, and nd,e sound of AN axe or
msllet heard, VII sails were t,of,rled
10 improve everyexe, sY rs stil. and Al.
lent as .leah
When paas ou'eets, which used IN he
thronsed with tht2duee OF Our country,
and that Ut overtime, l zee nor he ar Of
nothing but distre No business doing
nst cent to he ED, and a gloom hanp.
ing ON every coun,nce. The ipou,ryGs.
What Is to be our Are we To he de-
rrised OF all our u hard earned proper.
y, and our famil reduced to be ggary,
without sufheienhse We cannot but
lock back, and cote our past prosperit,
with the present Sings Of Tie Anne rican
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-01-09
NOTICE..

THR Staud;ns Committee Of the Society Of
Cinsinnati Of Mad.chuferrs, hereby give
psbaie notice, thai application for relief Of The
Widows add Orphans of deceaied Members
otthe Society. aud fuch Of their Brethren az
may % in INDECENT circumilAnces. ma, be
made on or before the I'd Wednesday nett, TO
either Of the following members Of The Socis-
y, vic
Gen Benin Lincoin, Gen Henry Jackfon,
Do9 D Iownfend, Ceu Jhn W,n0ew.
Capt adams Barley, Cot WIN Tudor,
Col John Popkiuss Maj DAu' kion,
MAJ Caleb Oibbs. Cap. Franc.s q zen.
Doct John Harf, IA.a anil aemirong,
CAPT Jehn NJ ynard, Capt John 0esrge,
Capt koberr Williams, capt Dana.
Capt Benin Eason. Capt Thomas How.
Capt Wm Andrew, Gen John brooks.
Mr. Sanl Perkins, John Caliendsr, Ela.
Do<9 VIM Euflis.
The Standing COMMITTEE ass hereby ne,i 6-
ID to meet on he fecond Wednesday If Feb
rsary nsas, at Mr. J~s~ Ilss, ~ u O'Clock.
= -.
Per Order Of the Vice PRECEDENT.
DAVID TOWNSEND, SS'sv.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-01-09
n gosd chance far td9f wk9 quyb to

rem nc into the Country.
ITO be fold very low, abou, 1880 acres Of
good Land, in Avon, on Sandy River, ~
mles above Pennington Academy. There il
a Saw and Crin Mill, and upw ards ot ~ FAM
'i'es in the town.--Real EAa'e IN Portland,
would be taken in part Tor paymeas.
Ms--For fale, il applied for immediate y.
. Farm in Turner, which n fouth Of asd ad-
joining Capt PompeIhe's, containing shout
i2s acrss--so or go under improvements so.
apple-trees--houle SO feet by SO. one facry--
an excellent barn. ~ by S. with o,h,r cur.
buildings The above will be fold very low.
For more particular information for price
and terms of payment, apply 10 NATHAN,
kissMAs, Efq OF Psrh1at, or the flnifr ber
At Bsu.Jsoisk JACOB AbEoT, Jun.
Jss 9, 1903. (4w.)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-01-09
TAKEN UP ADRIEE.

A rAWt Beat, about Is or II feet long,
between Spring Point and the Lighs
Houfe--The owner may have her again ny
proving properly and payina->py APP lying
TO VIM COBbf
Cape EAsasef5, Tan. q.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-01-09

pee,Ae. The tifnc hns bren, whsr ,l.cy bad
treaties with all the nations II, kii"ic, aisd
no nation was more respected for tie WIS
dom in It's csunc.ls, and none more cnyled
for its prosperity and happiness Now y,
are respected by no u .sn, nor have W.
treaties with WY except France and 4,
geirs ann they have long since been Viola
ted and broken. The States and the indl-
viduals' rights. preserved to theR BY the
constitution Of the United States, have been
disregarded and infringed upon and moth
ing but destruction and uin stare Us IN the
face.
What is TO be dOneS Let every town in
the Commonwealth call meeting of ats IN
habItants, previous to the sitting Of tue lie
gislature, and state in a petition their iis
tress and ruinous situation, in consequence
of the ,mjustfiable privations imposed, and
rights withheld from them by the general
government, which the God Of nature gran
ted, and The heroes OF &c, and their success
sors, preserved inviolate till the year 1900.
Let them stale likewise, in their petitlons,
that they bod them accountable for every
infringement they may suffer 10 be made ON
the rights Of this State, and the rights OF
its citizens, reserved to them by the consti-
tuition Of this, and the United States, and
that you pledge your lives and fortunes in
the protection Of them. BY ihis step they
will feel themselves justified IN searching
more particularly into he causs Of oar p.iya-
tons and distress and If necessary, call
the attention of other States to this subject,
and finally take such DECISIVE measures.
as will tend to restore again 10 US, our lost
rights and privileges.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-01-09

quincy q Baker.
Tar Iowa comma Or Ffsn SrRRlr,
HAZE FOR SALE,
50 Hhds Aiolsdes.
20 ditto windward Hand Rum.
$500 lbs. Coffee,
10000 VT retailing Sugarss
An adortment Of Teas
Jan. ..
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-01-09

Il II 0'sisl, ~in b. (su q
Ps6He Ase3ios. M
600 Quintals Cod6fh--on Burnhamis
Wharf Terms It the faie.
+. Greedy y 10. dnfFrs.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-01-09
Take Notife.

a IL Perfons indebted to rhe Haze frm Of
HORN * 4ELFCRD,
are requefted TO make payment in the eourfe
of the preient month, to the Subfcriber If.
ter which they will be left with an Attorney
Tor eplleeaioo, without any further no vice.
JAMES HORN.
fsrtisAd, Jss. 3.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-01-09

THIS DAT, 1t Z. 0REELy q COZ. ohiee,
at 10 essd n. M-fs Css->vtbesf vy,e,vt.
BROAD Cloths, kerfeymeers, sattins, Pa
- tent Cord, Flanelis, Baifes, rofe * duff
81 Blankets, calicoss, cotton and woril ed
Hofe, fix Gloves, velvrts, Dimoty, Lace,
Ivory Combs, &c. &C Tss. 8.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-01-09
Marrlrn.

At Afhfosd. Con. Mr. Benja Leonard, Et;
eighty nine, to Milf Polly Bolworth. at.
twenty nine !!
In this town, Mr. Samuel Baker, to Mn.
Wilton, Of Cane Elizabeth.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-01-09

Cesersi podys 3ix.I D.pJion,l
Ilnna1s y. 1919.

Cesfral u1af,f 5ix.9 D1VyI1n,
JIana.y ,, 1879.
The Brigadier Ceaeras IN Sinh Div,hon
are directed 10 have he General Orders Of
he Commander In Chief Of December xfth-
sos, mads known ia their respective Brig
sdes, thar no further proceeding VIII be had
on the complaint Of Capt. Eh,sh Esdsr, agans
William Goddard, Brigade Major aud lnipee-
tor-and oil concerned are to govern them
fslvss accordingly
b. srdt, " f6s Njor Csursi
ICHABOD GOODWIN, Jun. dido Camp.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-01-09

TWO Chambers 6'ua,ed in Court Street.
convenient tenement for a friall family,
App'yt to John PfilILlrs
Portland, Js.. >.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-01-09
Ol1I..

A CONVENIENT one Rory DWELLING
HOUSE. with garden, &c ffua,ed On
Free Rres', now occupied BY Mr. Eben
swra-1or ssrhs apply 70 !.
WILLIAM GOLDMAN.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-01-09

~ n co,yqfosdfnf,.--rh character Of 3D.
rrsi Pbiaasy Eiq and other eomo,uncaiions,
prepared in type for this day Gazette, UNA
voidsbly deferred antil our next.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-01-09

~ BY letter from the Hon. Josi.
An Quincy, it appears that the Peti-
ton from the Masters and Mates Of
vessels in Portland, had been received,
read, and committed.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-01-09

The Committee of Arrangements on the
above occasion. appointed three OF their
namber committee 10 set ON f,ot sub.
scriplion for the relief OF the mdigcat and
distressed. which produced fts hlA4rss a''d
ssVanicsn dollars. which was dlstrlbuled un-
der the etrecuoa of the COMMITTEE.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-10-10

COMMITTED to th- Jail Of the county Of
~ Middiesex, the 6th of June last, a negrs
man, who calls himself HENRr FOX, and avs
he was born fro :: and raised in the town of Nor
folk He IS about thirty years OF age, five feet
seven or eight inches hgh, well proportioned, of
very dark compile 1ion, and marked in his face.
very thick with pits Of the smallpox, had on
when taken up, light coloared mixed Virginia
Cloth Coat, striped Virginia Cloth W:stcost,
and bue nAnkcen pantAloons, but has with him,
numbsf OF other clothes. As the said Negro is
supposed to be a runaway, the owner is request
ed to come forward, prove his property, pay char
.-s and take him away, otherwise, h. will be
dealt with, rs the law directs.
TIL: HkdL1, sheriff Of 11iddlcsc,e county.
August IL. w3mE
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-10-10

ENDUCATtON-The subscribers proyn,e o.
pe",ng Boarding, School, on WeCins sd.y.
the iVth day OF January next, at the late wei
ing otti.eir father, tina ,sev'd. Mathew Maurv.
IN the county of Aibemarle, where they Will in
stfuct Young Gentlemen, ia the Latin Greek,
rFe"ch AMI english Languages, upon the foiiov-
ing terms / heir price Tor board will be eif,htv
Collars, foe tuitisn, So IS, and for ,vashin., 6
ipending 5 II, payable half yearly, each boardsr
hadins his own bedding. The qualifications OF
one oil the subscribers have been proven by I've
years experience IN this line of business The o.
ther has h-cn educated ia the same School, ana
wants no,'.ng bat few months experience ,o
Render has qualifications fsily equal. The ativan-
tasss OF tie situation m-niics(ly great, it be.
ing LII the heart of healthy and polished neigh
Dorhood, and FAR remOye,lfrcm every iNcentivet>
wee and dissipation The subscribers, deeply
impressed with the great Importance of the du-
ties which they have assigned tn 7nis.ye. pledge
All their powers for thcir performance They
nave tolerabiy extensive and we'll selected his.
torlcai Library, which shall, (dupng the winter
nights be used under their superinten,lance for
the benefit ofstheir pupils. Should any of those
gentlemen, who have patronized The laboFs Off
r Maury, at the Green Springs, il, Louisa,
choose To place their sons wards with the sub.
scrloers, their bedding, BOOKS &c shall be re-
moved to lhIs place gratis. Communications di-
fccted to the subscribers, Lndsay's Store A,be>
marie county, viii y" Immediately attentiedto
THOMAS w. MAURY.
FRANCIS F. MAURY
September 10 ,,.s
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-10-10
September 12

q SECONDED from the Subscriber, on the.
= night or the Yin July last, Negro man
named stephen 2oycars old, five feet, eight or
nine lhct'es high, Ola tawney complexion, with
q very remarkable scar, on the right side of his
iorehe"d, occasionedby q burn he carried with
aim sundry clothes among them was black du-
rahtz coat, constitution cord pantaloons and TIVE
cotton shirts The above negro was purchased
oi Mr. Joseph Deshied OF Northumberland
County, to which place 1 suspect hs will en,iea-
V0r TO get, as his parents live IN that coun-
., VOL give twenty dollars to any person ttae
WIZ apprehcnd or secure nm in all, So get him
again, or forty dollars for his delivery TO ,nc living
III Brunswick County.
PETERSON RAWLINGS.
august ~ w3mT
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-10-10

I'm Cl,ancery. -Amelia County, August Court.
4 1909.
Grle Truly, pitf. Against Thomas Parkinson
and Joseph Brown Drtis.
This day came the plaintiff by John Lane liz
Council, q it appearing to the court that the de-
PENDANT Joseph Brown is not an inbabitant OF
this Court IL is orde, ed ON motion of ticspI.in.
tits Council, That said Brown do appear here
on tho 2nd day of next November term, and an
swer the bin of the pl;f. and give security ac-
cordlng TO the act OF Assembly in such case made.
and tits ordered, that copy Of this order be:
forthwith published for two months Successive
~ IN some newspaper published in the City Of
Richmond, and that another copy be posted AZ
the front door Of the Courthouse Of this Coun,r
d Coby. IeSfe
JAMES TONNES, C X.
September S. wSyr
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-10-10

Ton SALE or cnt, that ekcv..en. and cosu-
\ modious tenement ls,e.y occupied by Col.
Monroe Also, the Tenement adjoining, now
nearly finished. Possession oan be had i,nmcdi.
a.ciy ot the former tcaement, aud OF the latter
one bytae 10Th Oct The purchaser will be ac-
connodated with long credit. II it should b..
wished. For further particulars, as to sale Ca
rent--APpiy to GEO. CREENHOW.
Sept. go w3w
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-10-10
~ CHANcERY.--A court held lor Buol.

4 N CHANCERY. At Court held for Buck
4 ngham County, the 10Th July, 1909.
Thomas Higsnbotham and Company, P.f'..
against Iacharlas Islisfero and Charles Patss-
so;i, DeJ'fS
On the motion ofthe plaintiffs by counsel and
II appearing to the satisfaction of the cour, that
the dcena ants are not inlisbtaa;. OF THIS State
IL Is 1tae,el aud decreed, That unle+Y they shall
appear here on or before October Court next
and aas wer the b1 OF the plaintiffs, (e Court
viii :tien proceed to take the same for confts-
sed. and decree tl,a matter thereof accordingly,
AID G,at copy o!i!is order be forth with psi,
lishedja some pubic new spaper Of the Cny .;
Richmond Tor Two months sUcc essseIy, snd 10.
Other cory DC posted up at tie front door q -
&D0rtAOuse OF t,is County.
ID Csfy. Teste,
y. LLDR1DGE,jr . u.
.Augfst %. - W"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-10-10
sTIvE DOLLARS REwARD.-s,olen oa,

SNIVE DOLLARS REWARD-Stolen oss
( the Stable OF Mr.. P,ilyear near the baain ~
the canal, Oh the night of the oath inst iar,se,
heavy made, clumsy black Hoasz: 1t is believed
taat onccshis hinder feet WAS white but not re-
collected which; was marked with the gear:
las lost the shoe from his RICH, fore foot lie is a.
Do"' seven OF sight years old lately purcha-
seq N out OF team belonging to 4 cap, Snap.
far ,ie use OF the Manuiac tory OF Arms
The above reward viii be paid on delivery OF
said horse to the subscriber; or ten dollars pro-
vlded the thief be secured and convicted
JOHN ST1PLES.
oct 8. NSwT
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-10-10

TOR SALE small tract efLANlo, !ying in
L rAe county Of Prince Edward, on Dpsh r.rer.
ishinx she land S0hich ao.s reside and eG. an
ing about 900 acres.
ilso, a .feso Hkeiy NEGROES--For terms ayb-
ply 70 Nm. Ran4oiph, in Riein,oaa, ar ia. $40.
scri6cy, an Prince Edward
PE1IIoN RANDOLPH.
September 26 sy1,n