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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-09-19
MORE BRITISH ERIE .NDSHIp y!
ERoM THE BALTIMORE wHIG.
l'.n AMERICAN CITIZENS, ~"
Dragged into siaDery, By "our good
friends" tie British.

OrdSyed INFO StaUery, by "onr good
.IifenGS," tie British.
Mr.. IRVINE. g.
You will render the public a favor. and
may be the means Of conveying the sad ne VS.
to some tender parents, wives and children
of the situation of their sons, husbands and
fathers.
The under mentioned are the names Of
those that sailed,from this port on the I7th
OF May last, in the schooner Eleanor, of
George Town, myself master, for the island
OF st. Bartholomews On the OH of June in
the longitude of 60 w. and latitude 90 \
was boarded by his (Britannic) Maiestv's
brig of war Sappho, capt. William Charl-
ton, Erq. Master; he, without any hesitation
or the least provocation, and without giving
the least satisfaction (explanation of his con
duct) put on board prize master and seven
men, took from on board hhc Eleanor, the
following men John 'rabour; William Pen
ry, both or the state of Massachusetts Phi
lip Tarney & Thomas Wills of the Eastern
shore, state of Maryland; Isaac Woodward,
Holsey Anlsup, James Brown, and Dansey
Brown, of Anne Arundel county, state of Ma
ryiand, and ordered the Eleanor for Jamai
ca. Thomas Wilks was the only man that
was retnrned---he being but arLortlinarv sea
M an; the rest might have been returned by
the same medium, had the proud mperious
commander thought proper. There is no
doubt bu, that he intends they shall scrUe
ms majesty, as at, the time. tiey came on
board, he observed, that they were damn
ed hearty fellows" A number of his males
tvs officers, the admiral himself, was much
disappointed to find the Eleanor was acouit.
red without cost; circumstance that sell.
dom happens 1t was the opinion at Kings
ton, of these who are most in favor of Anne
RIGA, that nine tenhs of the American YES
sells which are detained by the British crui.
zcrs. belonging to that station. are merely
detained for the sake of c1mhroufse -
For instance, the schooner Juliann, of Phila.
delphia. compromised without a trial, and
so might the Eleanor, for she had to do it at
last or else be abandoned for they have got
to be such complete sharpers, that ii is al
most impossible TO evadc them.
SAMUEL COVER, IF
Can't. oSthe Eleanor.
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Diterwards an officer in the twelfth regiment
vt chaSSenrs cheOai, &c Junot beg IN his
career in 1892, as a grensdier In one of the
Volunteer battalions. commanded by Gene
raj Pile; and in 1896, WAS one of the aids
de-camp of Bonaparte.
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% Various avocations have prevented the
writer of the Essays on FOREIGN INFLU-
ENcE from finishing them. They will DE
concluded in the next paper.
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u MIR. ID. Ford who some time since ad-
vertised a Threshing NJ achine in this paper,
i requested to cali, without delay, al his
Office
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SWEDISH CONSULATE.
SBosToH, lst. Sept. 1909.
No. "a INn1A NNu.nn

' AK p.
For the information of Merchants and n
Tiers concerned. notice is hereby given, that
no vessel will be admitted into Swedish ports
IN Europe, unless provided with bill of
health and certificates to the proofs of pro-
perry by the consul or vice consul at the place
OF the vessels departure--and that vessels
from St. Bartholomew must also be furnish
ed with proofs of property and consular Ger
tlhcates. to ensure them all admittance in
said island.
~ The case of the here in after mention
ed DriUer, has been previously published in
the Enquirer.
Mr.. GREEN,
Captain of an American vessel. whose
residence is in Philadelphia, declares that
ne was at the island Of st. Bartholomew
last winter, when DaUid DriUer, captain
OF The schooner Diana Falbert. Of Norfolk
arrived there with argo OF flour and to-
bacco. ~ violation Of the EMBARGO law and
that lac obtained for his -four Thirty Dollars
per barrel,-aud Twenty-Five dollars per 100
lbs for his Tobacco. After which, he saw
the SAID Driver appear before the Swedish
I0Vernor, ana there take the oath of Swe-
dist SUBJECT to- enaDiedli to sail vesscls
under YediSh colours.--Such mems names
ought to be libel On every thing hat is re- e.
spectacle.
MUDFORT.
September 18th 1869.
Fyom the " K. Il. Post If Sct -.
Iiir rchorf.--Our Philadelphia Corres.
pendent observed ~ his letter Of TO day,s
''iii that che American frigatc CONSTITUTE
%, (Which happens to b. now lying in the
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Sound had fallen in witt, n British trigatc,
given her battle, (for some Cause unknown)
and after severe contest, had. of course,
conquered her, and had, of Course, again,
carried her in not one word of which did
our correspondent believe.
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RhNKINGiI

IL / o show to what ridiculous and dan
gerous lengths, the business of Banking has
been overdone IN the New England States,
the two following Articles from the Boston
frnis are ie-publiShed in the Enquirer:
B.f.NK BILLS.
What are current Bank Bill Is q
question so Frequently asked, and so vQyrous
are the answers given, that the foHosvine
solution is submitted:
III Banks that pay their Bills in snecie,
or Boston Bank Bills, on hresentmeuf, her
form their duty, and their Bills hupe a right
TO tic demonStratiomefC Current Bits such
Bus are, as safe and valuable 10 The, hot
derS, as Boston Bank Bills, erceht ME
circumstance Of their distance from home,
and The sDiaA number Of each Bank he MAJ
haze. In consequence oftheSe c,rcumsfan-
ees-to conUert then, inte Boston money,
me holder must, Of necessity, discount ge-
ntrsity, tram haLf 10 three her cent.
Class 1--Cf such Current Bills, tie follow
ing is The List-Yiz.
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...LIST OF SUcH..,

peno6Scot, } These Bills haze been
Wi$cH$Set, = SusuaHy haid in draf8
HaHo70eH. O.jrom 10 to Is days, some
nn'r@ on interest. The hreSumhfion is,
mar those Drcff8 hare been faid 7vhen due
---greaf ereTtionS have been made, and are
sill makingto restore fheDl 10 fhe;,. G,rr,e,
credits. 1hc Penobscot Bank has had f6e
Je7oeSl runs for Sjiecie IF any Bank and is
therefore mast a6ie 10 hay.
Class 3d-7He BankS issuing mr. E6lloz,-
ing bills, hare done haying-and ticv resi-
uiioH tndividnat fHrchaser8. 7hey are al
discount from 5to so per cent.
Di8count-D Dis. Cts.
Fremont. Jor 100 dis. steadily, - So
-8Dlher8t, 4" fran, Inn OK
Concord, signed Tonne,
Northam.hf0n, -
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tSser, inUQriably,

Class 2d-3uch Bills as are maid in drafts
on freSenImeHt. Ihe hoiderS of such B;Hs
must discount for Boston money, Jr2m 1C
TO Is fer cent.
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by gentleman from providence last cVen-
ing, We learn that the semi annual election
Tor Representatives in Rhode Island has gil
ven the Republicans majority OF Two in The
House. -,
-. VERMONT.
In the Town OF Hartford in VERMONT. the
Republican gain last Tuesday was DO votes
general information speaks favorable as 10
the result of the state election
go WAsHINCToN, Sept. Is.
Froncia 1aHieS Jackson. Esquire, Envoy
Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary
OF his Britannia Majesty tn the United States.
was on Monday last received by the Score
tary ot State, as successor to David NJ Frs.
kline, E@qure...Nd:. ht.
Sept Is
= The Secrrtarg IF STATE left the city OH
Wednesday for Bs.. ur,p
The Secretary IF fhe Treasury also left
the city the same day for the northr ard. 10.
a general Court Martial is now sitting at
Fort Columbus, New York; on Captain
Bennett, (the officer under Whose orders the
soldier was shot, without the te .ritory Of the
United Strtes,) and number Ut other ciTi-
GERS under arrest. The Court consists of
lieut. col Constant, fresiient capt. Hall,
Marines capt. Rose, Light Dragons
Nv W. +N''biit 4NitultIlsl, .lltut. IL ithD1le,
do. lieut.. Chambers, infantry lieut. Hum
phIeys. do. lieut.. Nicholas, do; lieut.. Morse,
do; lieut.. Thornton, d.. ; lieut.. Stcrrv, do
lieut.. Masters. do; lieut.. Van Rensselaer,,
Light Artillery Lieut.. Post, Artillerist,
fudge .RdOocafc e.,
The Brother-of the Soldier who was shot
by order of Capt. Bennett, and the witnesses,
have arrived in New York.
EEfracf 9f letter from merchant at
-No,JoN "a. TO his corrc&hondemt il,
.Nezv- London, dated 2Oth .9ugust.
"in the paper Of last evening, two ships
are advertised for, TO load for England A
number OF merchants are determined to load
their ships and send them direct to England.
giving the requisite bonds, which they will
forfeit, and protest against the PreSidenE's
Proclamation. Mr. Tazewell. n gentleman
much celebrated here for his law knowledge,
has given his decided opinion, that the Pro-
ciamaton is illegal"
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In the town OF Hartford in VERMONT, the
Republican gain last Tuesday was 40 vote,
general information speaks favorable as to
the result of the state election.
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MUDFORT.
September 18Th 1909.
F,om the " T. II. Poss If $ct -.

1ale rcHorf.--Our Philadelphia Cores
pondent observed ~ his letter Of to DAYS
val that the American frigatc Constitnti.
VI, ,"4ich happens to bs nov lying in the
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RHODE ISLAND

BY gentleman from Providence last even
ing, We learn Jhat the semiann election
Tor representatives in Rhode Island has gil
ven the Republicans majority OF Two in The
House
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BALTIMORE, Sept IS.
We are authorised to say that American
vessels permitted by the British government
to go 10 Holland under Erskine's arrange
ment, will not be permitted by that govern
ment TO bring return Cargoes.....3mer.
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The Secretary of War has visited the for
tresses In this harbor, and is now we under
stand, taking tour to the eastward for the
purpose oil Inspecting the posts and garrisoas.
Boston Chron.
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" The case of the here-in after mention
ed DriUer, has been previously published il
the Enquirer.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-07-28

OLUMBIAN MILLS-Vhe Subscriber
~ iniorma his friends. and the pubic. that he
vii purchase WIRE At delivered 1t the co
LUMBAR MILLS, or he will receive Wheat
there TO be Manufactured on very moderate AID
advantageous gems the holders Of this article.
9is....toT every $40 poands OF god Merehantable
Wheaf, he will engage 70 deliver ono barrel of
good Superfine Flour. or he will ioccive Wheat
"a, 6s and Cd per bushel, Of so lbs. and deliver
3upcrfne -Four al g o 1scents. with small
propoFti IN Of Fine Flour 81 s 90 cen,s per bas
rci---al - he iu.peasd and delivered IN good OF.
Err at the Mill
the FLOUR made AT this Mill has ALWAYS
been held in high ., ute. aud it i, the intcnriou
OF The presen, Proprietor to sustain it's chara Ger
The CORN MILL is in complete order--e.
verg attention Willie paid to customers tending
,hrir CORN 20 Dr. e. ctnd on toll at the usu al rate
Good fresh MEAL for sale in small or large
quantities alvey moderate prices Tor Cash.
Apriy 10 III Samuel Leceh on The premises, Of
to
JOHN CPANBERY, Residing in Norfolk
hyp CASH gwen for CORN delivered Al
the Mil
Richmond, 7th July, 1909. If.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-07-28

same by the auditor of public accounts. And if
any collector shall make default IN the payment,
OF any monies by him received by virtue OF tbs
act, At the time hereby required, such COLLECTOR
and his security or securities, his, her or the,r
heirs, executors or administrators, shall be I,ab,e
20 all such fines, interest. damages and costs aud.
be recovered in the same manner as in case OF .
default in the payment Of the commonwealth.
revenue.
Be 1t further enacted, That it shall be the du,v
Of every collector making sale by virtue OF this
act, to make and execute 10 the purchaser oel,i
in fee simple for the lands purchased eci,i,r ,n+.
cause OF sale, and in every action or sun at -
or III equity, in which q former owner or ov,,,s,s
or any tract OF land so sold and conveyed, LIS.
her or their heirs devisee, other person or
persons claiming under him, her or them. ,n,,,
coniesS the va idity OF the sale so made the u,.u
piobandi shall lac on the party so contestiny.
lie 1t further enacted, That tue Commissioners
or commissioners for dischsrging the duties
quired OF them by thi. act, shall be entitled 10 A..
ceive from the public treasury COMMISSION uf
one and a half per centum on the nuunt O., 80
on warrant from the auditor Of plo!ic accounts
Be it further enacted. That il shall be The ,:,
81 the auditor OF public accounts, The pubie eA
iNnse to cause copy OF this act, anu OF an ,,,t
passed the FIRST day of February. in the wear ore
, thousand eight hundred and SIX. emitted .An
aet giving further time TO the proprietois of Gee.
tain i2ndS forfeited Tor the non payment OF Ia Ae,
TO redeem the same, and also OF au aSi passed 90,
Tie twentieth day Vi January in tn. year oI,,.
saeusaAd eight hundred and seven, en,,ted :. A,,
aet 10 amend act emitted AN aet more eii,f.
taaliy to provide for the payment OF lakes uDca
lands witnin this comInonwe aIh," to b. pub,,si-
cd tor Six months successfully in the preseu,
year and Tor three months successfully PRECEDING
the first Monday in August, in the year one thou
saiia eI3ht hundred ana eleven, to ve pubii.hcd
IN some newspaper OF general circulation, edi,ed
In each OF the United States if any such ,e,e be.
Ano be II further enacted, That the duties en-
joined Dy this al TO be performed by the collect.
ors, shall. where the sheriff is coeetor, be her.
formed by this high sheriff in Person, aud every
purchase made, wholly or pas, by the sheriff or
his deputy. OF by any other person being a col,cc-
tor, or by any other person, wholly or in part-
ior the use oi such sneii, oepuey sheriA or orner
person being coiseyor, snail be void ana eye,v
she'ii, dsFuty sherin u o,her person being col.
ieetor, making any purchase, either wholly or IN
part, tor himself, OK procuring any o,aer person
60 make such purchase, wholly or In pari Tor the
use aforesaid. shall iortei, and pay Tie sun oe
3 5Uu, 10 the GSs ca Inc public, 10 DC recuy,.ea
by bill, plant Or Information, IN .iy cour. .. \
cord HAVING jurisdiction ,he1eof.
This "a shall be in force from the tsssi,,y
thereof.
n Copy from the Roll--Tese,
J. PI-EAoENlS. jr. Keeper
81 .a.e !iolis.
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yyANiNG executed deed Of trust to
= Benjamin Oliver, jr. William Gun
n,ngha,a, and Samuel Richardson, convey
ing certain I.rnperty therein mentioned, to
hem, for the purpose OF making sale there
pe, III order 20 discharge all dects To- which
am bound for my father, and my own
debis,-Iiis therefor nay wish thar all such
creditors may AS saon JAS possible, make
their respective clains known 10 TIE above
named gentlemen, that they n,ay know how
far 20 carry the sales, winch Will take pl.ce
the LIST of August next.
JOHN NJ. SYME.
4th June, 1903. IDS
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L luvanna COUNTY.

May Quarterly ses-.ol, 1909.
James Cole, Plaintiis
AGAINST la
Joshua Barley and co..
James Payne, Defendants, s
HhE Defendant BARLEY, not having en-
< tered n appearances aid gives ssco-
rlty according to the aCt Of Assem,n and
the rules Vi this Court, and il ap ,sarll1r
to the satisfaction OF the court TO, lac *
not an lnhnoitsnt or this Country %. lhe
motion OF the PiainIi9 by h.s COUNSEL, 4! 10
Crde''ea, taat the sa.d Defendant BartIev
10 APPEAR here on or before the Ii st CIV
OF tue next Quarterly term anu answer
toe fia,n,id's bill and tnAt copy OF this
urGet u forthwith iiiscrtsd il une VI the
hlchmond newspapers and continued tor
t"o mo"ths suCCess,vely, anG another copy
Posted at tnc treat door o: the couI iaoLss
Oh this county.
"a copy -reste,
John llMBERLAKE, Ir. d. C.
(Stw.)
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90 Dollars Reward,

Is offsrod for appreheniing ANDREW. ne.
gro slave, VIII" -boat the bcEiunng Of this
noah RUN Away from tn subscribe. resi-.
Giug IN the neigh6o,hood Of kmeiA Court
House. Andrew is about thirty jeats old
an Intelligent, active small man, a good house
and stable servant, drives Carrsg re wen. un.
atIisnds liItlc Of ShoemajJng and readily
performs any kini OF plant ,tjon lab r. Some
GAYS ago ne was ia the service of Mr. Turner
the Bell Tavern in Richmond where / be.
Iieve ne generally acted as hos'lcr. and after.
watds ill last Christmas was employed b. Nj
Henry l.. biScoe OF Manchester in his tobscco
ssemmeTy. He has a vic living =, tne Man
chtser coal ya,d free rula,io woman nance
Sukty Hoimger by who Rave Tcasen TO be
Iieve he is secfeted viii pay tie above re
ward 70 any person who win dc'iycrt 10 roc the
above mentioned slave, or secure him ~ laJ 50
that get him again.
Jam IS Henderson.
2oth June, 1909. II
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nj OTiCG. is given. that petition will be pre-
N scented Ito the next Assembly, praying the
passage OF q law for the sale Of the Jail in the
town Of rrcdcueIbug, lately bull, FOR Dittsici
Jail, by the counties of Caroline, SpOOsylvania,
Orange, Cuipe3Cr, Stafford and King George,
aud TIC rtoeeeds Of such sale applied towards
'eimbn5sing TIE sad counties the expense OF
oaldng he same, ~ proportion &c the sums re
sPeetistiy Fsio 81 catn. 3w.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-07-28

TOR SALE or REM, that valuable
Property adjoining the city of Richmond,
called I'll COLUMBIAN MILLS. Mr.
SAMUEL LEkcK, living on the premises,
will shew this property TO any person in.
c!ined TO rent or purchase: The terms
will be made known by application TO the
subscriber Residing in Norfolk.
John Granbery.
Richmond, July 10, 1909. If
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-07-28
VIKGlNIA:

WIG INA
at superior Court of Chancery hol-
den al the Capitol in the city ofRicl.
mond, the day OF June, 1909.
y 4tnaniei White, William Smith & Eliza
beih his vie, formerly Elizabeth White,
JOSIAH rankin, and Lucy ms wife, for
merry Lucy White, which Nathaniel.
E.liZaceth aud Lucy arc children IL part
Oh the devIsees OF Gatid White. decea.
500 Pits
against
Robert Whine, one OF the sons anddcyisees.
Of David White, deed. Nathaniel Talley
and Sarah his wife. a daughter and devil
seeSot the SAID David White, Villa n
Ne" aud Mary his wife, also ID daughter
& uevisee oi David White deceased, D.
Nio Fhitt, son a heir ot John White. de-
Ceascd, WHO was sOn & Gesisee OF Uav,d
Wh'te deecsscd, Ludweli Eppeison and
Fanny bs wife, formerly Fanny Whine.
William White, David Willie, John
Waite x james White, which said Fan
hy, William, David, John * James are
cniidfen OF JAMES White deceased, son &
devisee OF David White deed. the said
David, John u James being infants under
age cl twenty one years, by Isham God.
ON now assigned their Guardian. Dtftg.
he defendant David White. son and
a heir OF John White deceased, aud
william White, son Oi James, not hav-
ing entered their appearance and given Sc
curry according 10 the act OF ASSEM-
1iy, andthe rules OF this court, and it APP
prearlDg to the satisfaction Of the court.
That shey are hot inhabitants Of this country.
on houon oi tile plaintiffs by counsel. liz
Is oroeitd, That the said defendants do
appear here Oh the first day Of the next
term, and answer the bill of the plaintiffs
ana that copy OF this order be forthwith
inserted N some newspaper published IN
the city OF Richmond, Tor two months sue
otSsively, and posted at the front door of
the Capitol in the said city.
a Copy, fes;e' y. 1insley, c.
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Valuable Property
4th June, 1909.
FOR SHE

FOX SHE.
PURSUANT to d deed OF ;rust execated
20 Us, by John NJ. Syme, OF the county
OF Hanover, for the purrcse of satisfying al
debts for which he is bound tor his father,
and his own debts we shan, CD Eucsday
the first day Of August next, if fair, ii nar,
the next fair day, upoa the premises, pro
coed TO sell, four hundred aud sixty three
acres, (by late survey of prime and va
iuable Land, adjoining the town OF New !.
Castle, upon Panunky River, and the ferry
across that river. Aso, ELEVEN NE
GROES, consisting o. men, women, boys
and girls, all rhe STOCK OF Horses, Cattle,
Hogs. Sheep, aud implements OF Husband
ry, &c. conveyed by the said Instrument.
Such title as we hold AS trustees will be made
the purchaser or purchasers, and posscssi-
on of the land given at Christmas. with the
privilege of seeding wheat this fall. The
terms OF sale viii be one third cash, ore
bird in six months, and the balance in
IL months, from the day of sale. intercs:
will be expected upon the distant payments
oonds with approved security Will be re-
CURED of the purch aseis og the personal
property, aud bonds with deeds OF trust
upon the land and terry of the respective
purchasers. The lani, &c. vii! DC ahcwn
by MIR. WIN. CuNNIN gAM, living n New
Castle, or either Of the Mr. SYMhs, TO a
Ivy person wishing to view the pfesa,ses =
Creditors VIII be above j 10 cuI chase, and
their claims discounted.
According to MIR. John ~. Syme's noti-
hcation above, we or either vi Us, Will re-
ceIve the amour, of any csaia, and il is our
wish that they be made Known prior To the
day OF sale.
Ihsre are some previous liens upoa this
property, Or some OF it, to secure certain
debvs. which viii be first paid, according
TO their several date. Proposals for any
lpart u the above property VII be received
10y elthcr c! the trustees prior 20 the sale.
BENJAMiN OLIVER, ir.
MN CUNNINGHAM.
SAML. RICH ARDSON.
New Castle, lune 4th, 1909. ids
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JENNlNG3'a GAP June 24,h, 1909.
Robert MCDOWELL.

I'd ESPECTFULLY informs The public
ia. that he has Removed his family from
Stanton 10 The Red House in Jennings
Gap, on the main Road TO the differen
mineral Springs in Bath, Monroe K Green
er'er, where he keeps HOUSE vi EN-
l ER rAlNMENT, at the Sign Of the
SPREAD EAGLE, twelve rniies from
, aunton aid 90 miles from Harrison
burg Hia house is large and airy, well
furnished with good beds, liquors az he
pest, good stabling to bold upwards oi
thirty horses, with plenty of hay auc
grain ard fastdssge. Also some Mine
rdl Springs very convenient to The house
aud as lie intends paying particular stteDli.
on 10 the house him. elf; he hopes 20 give
general satisfaction TO ,hos. who favour
him with their custom.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-07-28

!lY virtue OF J. deed OF trust, from Andrew
= Lewis. ot ;he county of Mon, go,ne.y, WILL
~ SOLD by the subscyibers, 10 the highes.
"ddrr, AT shc EaSie Tavern ia The civ OF Ricr-
lnond upon sac 2S.I Gay CT September neat b,
ih~ fJ..o. iig
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-07-28

ITO lie L.EE TO the lowest bidder, at
L Prioce Edward court house, on the
last Sa'urdsyin July next, tie ACiLD.NG
ota BRICK HOUSE, twenty two by 90
feet. ."eIvc feet pitch, 10 be covered with
S!a.s or Tue.
I5y the Com rlissioners.
June ed, 1909. (3wks.)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-07-28

s. BATK NOTE Of ONE HUNDRED
- DOLLARS, was taken from black boy
WHO ca led Ia nself James Smith, & says he foune
Il an ~, sueet - Nor thinking il proper 20 let tie
10Y k,cp H. cstaiusd il for the proper owner
who my have -, on giving satisfactory evi.
demo oi his o. tosit 'ight TO II and paying the
expense OF tins advertisements.
JOIN MCDONALD.
Kiohmoa 1, March lO,h, 1899. IT