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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-11-10
INV SMITH HCADNDgY.

TETHE Trustees have the pleasure orinform;ne
4 those parents and guardians, who wish 4,
avail themselves of the advantages of this semi,
nary. that tie new buildings are complicated,
and ZAP wards fforty ladies can be accommodated
with boarding and lodging, in tie Acad inv,
where they will be Iuj the supermtend ace OF
Miss Smith. Should It greater number offer, (ps
has heretOiore been the casc,) they can be ~.
eommodated IN gentee families in town.
The trustees pledge themselves that no eXcr.
ton ON their part, shall be wanting IN the dig
Charge Of taG duties Of their station, end they
r,Ist thst The cVnsenencs Vi situation, re ..u-
brIty Of climate, and the qualIHCiua - Of tie tea
cbers, bot more particularly the repui atom ehich
Miss Smith hes 80 descrgely scguiscd, viii e.
sure to tli's institution, iiuctd share " publis
patronage.
The winter session will commence on We'd
1esday, tL1 18th Vi Nov nrxt
ANDREW REID. Sen.
Presidenf Of fhe Bear.! =" 15Rsices.
LexiHst Un, k.Y. >. 81
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y, Kenble. remember the Das!is Tinker !"
John Xem6ie vs. .Iohn Bul."
es 2"
|ceed!"
"No Stage Trick!"
sold pay-or no play"
Z" A little common sense, Mr.. Kenhle-no ad.
vance"
I n representation OF Kcmble suspended from
a gallows-motto, +" A cure tor my ditches"
| Nj Kembie has frequently addressed the
house, proposal g frequency Of the contested
points, but the audience seem determined upon
the reduction ofthe prices and If they perse.
we're, they must ultiuiately succeed. Among the
lcns az esprit which this contest has given birth to-
IS the following -
This is the house that Jack built.
| These are boxes, let to the great that visit the
house that Jack built
These are the pigeon holes over the boxes
let to the great that visit the house that Jack
bull
This is the Cat,z-engaged to squali to the poor
IN the pigeon holes over the boxes let to the great
that visit the house that Jack built.
This is John Bull with bugIc.horn, that his
SEQ the Cat,-engaged TO squat to the poor
IN the pigeon holes over the boxes let to the
great that visit the house that Jack built.
This is the rhieftaket shayen aud s.orn,
That took zap John HILL with his bugle-horn
.''"SS' ."S SS',--cbS W sttuait 10 the
poor in the pigeon holes the boxes lei 70 the
srea; that visit the house that Jack built
Ihis IS the Manager full of scorn!
who raised The prices TO the people for Torn,
And directed the Thief takcr, shayen and
shorn.
To take up John Bull with his bunglc horn.
VINO Missed the Cat, engaged tn squall TO the
poor IN the pigeon holes over the boxes to let 10
the great that visit the house that Jack built
The contest, VIII ch had been continued night
ly, tar from baiug subdued, seems to have 3cqu.
red additional strength and consistence on Satur
day, when the curtain rose amidst full chorus
OF cat calls, rattles, trumpets, whistles, &c. a.
mong the many placards displayed werc-' Bri
fish merit forever, and no Catalan" -Another
displayed a coffin with the epitapl,
" Here lies the body of Nezv Price, an ue-
ly child and base born, who died of the sphootiny
cough"
:" John Bull, John Bull, be merry, bold and re-
solutc,
-" Fear not to shew Misrepresentation,
" But freely keep your noisy station,
For none Of Kemble born
Can Gull British nation'
Z" John Aemble alone is the cause of this
riot
When he lowers his prices, John Bull will
be quiet !"
AT length, after hubbub of some hours, Mr.
kembe proposed from the stage, that the points
IN disputa should be investigated by a committee
OF disinterested persons, and till their decision be
known, the house should be shut up and i'm the
mean time he assured the audience that Mad
anne Catalani's engagement at that house was at
end-Ihis declaration and arrangement was re
ceived with the shouts of victory, and here the
business rests.
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWdBD

r ANYWAY, from. the Subscriber, in the CITY
II Of Richmond, on the 20th Of October last, a
Negro Man nGmed BILLY, supposed to be about
fUe feet nine ten inches high stout sueH ,naae,
a Httie 6oSD legged, has fuH face abou. tSventy
yea,s@ age: sras purchased ef Cyrus Curtis of
Northumberland County; tUas raised IN Lancaster
County, on the Caritonian plantation BY mr.. Car.
ter he is called blythe negroes othat place, zvait.
ingn1an Bily he rs well acquainted ar Shirley,
anles River where is likely he IS lurking at tits
time.
will giDe the above reward if secured in jai!
IN the City Of Richmond, or sixty dollars if seen.
red in any Jail nthe state Of Virginia. and infor-
NATION siUen to 1Oseph Garter, Of Richmond, or
John VIM, Of Charlottesville.
THoS. VIM, 5r.
October 27 ,p6,,r
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August 4.


IN COUNCIL, September 1874, IoVs.
I I is advised. tIat from aGd after the first dav
OF January next, the Auditor be instructed,
IN every case, where any claim by virtue OF an or
ueror certificate OF court, is presented to him by
person whose name is not mentioned therein.
to require such person to produce, also, an order
or power ofattorney from the indiviiualin Whose,
favor such order or certificate uf court was made
together with affidavit OF one witness at least
certhed by magistrate or notary public, that
such individual actually si:ned and acknowed-
ged the same. And to give general information
OF this rule: 1t is advised, that copy hereof be
published in the Virginia Argus, Esqnirer, PC
tersburs lnteliigencer, Norfolk Herald, Lynch.
burg Star, Staunton Eagle and Winchester Ga.
zette, once week until the first day OF january
next.
Ex.act from the Journals,
DANIEL l.. Hr.L TON,
CLERK Of the Council
September %. will
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Goyember 8

AIKEN up by the subscriber, liv,ag in aa'i
l. tax county, one sorrcl M.4RE, about Q or 10
years old, about 4 feet o. inches high, blaze
face, gray name and tail, the RICH; hind foot white
up TO the pasterh JOINT. with acme saddle spots
PAGES and trots. Appraised 20 tii,ty-five dollars
JAMES HOWERTON.
november 3 w3wG
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September %.

FIFTEEN DOLLARS REV ARD for appre
4 hending s. delivering Fanny, bright Mulatto
Girl, about five feet two inches high, seventeen
years old, inclined to be heshy; who Runaway a.
bout the Goth Dec last. She has been harbor.
ed in Richmond most of the time since, where
she passed by the name of LOUISA SMITH
She was seen on the 5th instant on the basin, and
brought home ON the 9th, went off again on the
morning OF the 9TH. She had on an India cotton
trock: and left, she says, a variety OF clothes,
at different houses where she has been secreted
is very fond of dress, and has been Frequently de-
tected in committing daring rebberies.-Si4 is
one ofthose entitled to liberty when she ARRIVES
TO certain age, under the WIN of the late John
Peasants of Henrico county in consequence
Of which, many them are very ungovernable-
many of her connections enjoy their liberty, and
live IN the adjacent courtics.--r!,e above reward
will be given on delivering her TO
SAMUEL PLEASANTS.
Powhatan County, Sept. 81. wifi
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FRRSH F.9LL CoODG

4 LIS & ALLAN inform their friends that
IL the Ships Protecfress aud Powhatan are ar
rived, by which they will receive IN six or eigh,
days, an extensive assortment Of wOoilens of the
very pest Qualities, and general select collect
on Of Other Goods suitable for the season, whc.,
they will sell vc.y low for casa. W u punclna
custo pers.
Richmond, NOycmbcr 3, q
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FOR SALE-One thousand acres Land ".
4 ing in the lower end Buckingham county,
ON both sides of Buifaloe creek, and on the road
leading from Ca-Ira 10 New. Canton within half
mile ofnavgation, WHITES river, and abou,
two from Ca Ira. This tract is esteeRed remark
ably fertile, and has plantation cleared on it sui
hcient to work ten or twelve hands to advantage.
and good proportion of rich tobacco Land TO
cle-r The improvements are only sufficien, for
the accommodation of an overseer and negroes.
with barn, AMI apple orchard This estate,
iron Its great fertility, vicinity market, and 81
tHaton IN polite and agreeable neighborhood
Is well worthy the attention Of any gentleman
who may wish TO remove from the lower country
to more healthy situation
For terms apply to M. Lneus Boiling, ofthe
aforesaid county, who is fully authorised, by the
subscriber, to treat with any person wishing 10
purchase.
SUSANNA WILCOX.
Chellow, November g. WOW
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a Youth left with me Gilt Watch to repair
4 Il IN 1901 he informed me his name was
James Burrcli--l have not seen the Youth since,
and am afraid he Is no more. am told he was
at thattime pupi! of Mr.. Ogilvies His re-
representatives. viii find me opposite Col CANDLES,
Main Street, Richmond, where all commands in
my line are attended with strictness
Wm McCABE.
november 8 w3v
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MIRANDA DE CAsTKNAR,
August Is, 1909.

SIR, 49,
have the honor to ac1uaint you, that was
on march yesterday morning on the road of Gre
nadela from Aldea Neuva, to restore my commu-
nication with the allied army, when peasant as
Sured us, that a considerable quantity of dust
which we perceived in the road Of Placentia,
proceeded from the march Of body Of the enc.
my.
Immediately returned and took post in front
OF Banos, with my pckets in advance Of Aldea
Neuva, selecting such points for defence as the
sxigency of the time permitted.
The enemy's cavalry advanced on the high
road, and drove back my small cavalry posts
but picket of Spanish infantry, which had con.
cealed, poured on the cavalry steady and well
directed fire, that killed and wounded many of
them.
The two hundred Spanish infantry in advance
Of Hldea Neuya, continued under the direction
ct col Grant and their officers, to maintain their
ground and most gallsntly, until the enelny's ca
VARY and chssseurs ceval, in considerable bo
dies, appeared on both TANKS, when they were o.
blged TO retreat.
The encmy's chasseurs cheyal and cavalry adj.
vanced in great numbers III every direction, and
pushed to cut off the legion posted between AL.
dea Neuva and Banosj but by the steady con.
duct OF officers and men, the enemy could only
advance gradually, and with very severe loss,
from the commanding FIRE thrown on them.
The Merida battalion, however, having given
way Oh the right, road was laid open, which cut
behind Our position and was obliged TO order .
retreat on the heights above Banos, when was
again necessitated to detach corps, in order to
scoSr the road of Monte Major, by which saw
the enemy directing column, & which road tur-
ned altogether the Puerto de Banos, a league in
our
AT this time, Don Carlos Marquis de Estrange
came up with his battalion of light infantry, and
ia the most gallant manner, took post along the
heights commanding the road of .Banos, which
enabled me to send some of the Merida bait ali.
OH ON the mountain on our left, commanding the
main road, and which the enemy had tried 10 as
cend
The battalion Of light infantry, ard the dstach-
mcnt Of the legion on it's right, continued, not.
outstanding the enemy's fire Of artillery & mus.
kety, TO maintain their ground but at six o'clock
III tie evening, three columns of the enemy
mounted the height on our lett, gained it, and
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III AVING this day received information that
Z q Mr.. Flemming Payne, of Goochland Coun.
ty, rs dead, l take this opportunity of informing
his representatives, that have in my p possession
a Silver Watch; which Nj. Payne lett with me to
repair
I'm. McCABE.
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TauxlLLo, August 90, 1909.
Ny LORD,

DAY LORD,
wrote some days ago letter to the
Commander in Chief, which sent to him by
lieutenant colonel Walters, to request his care &
attention of the wounded officers and soldiers of
the British army; who had fallen into his hands,
in return for the care and attention had paid to
the French officers and soldiers who had fallen
Into my hands at different times and that he
would allow money to be sent to the officers q
that officers, who should not be deemed Prison
ers Of war, might be sent to superintend and
take care of the soldiers, till they should recover
from their wounds, when the officers should be
sent to join the British army
received very civil answer from Marshal
Mortier, promising that every care should be Ia.
ken, and every attention paid to the British Oil.
GERS and soldiers who were wounded but sta
Ting, that he could not answer upon the other de-
mands contained in my letter, having been obi.
Sed to refer them to the Commander in Chief
Since the receipt Of this letter, Mr.. Dillon, lie
Assistant Commssary, has arrived from ralaye-
ia, having been taken prisoner near Cevolls
on the twenty-seventh of July, previous to the
action, and having been allowed to come away.
He reports that the British officers and soldi-
srs, who are wounded, are doing remarkably
well and are we'll fed and taken care of; in.
deed he says, preferably to the French troops.
nag of truce, to- morrow morning, and letter to
the Commander in Chief of the French army, re-
ques,ing that sum Of money, which shall send
may be given to the officers and shall endea
Sor TO establish cartel of exchange, as soon as
possible.
I have the honor to be, &c
ARTHUR WELLESLEY.
Ford VIscouNr CAsrLEREAGM,)
&c. Gre. &c.
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TRux1LLc, Aug. 81. 1909.
My LORD,

MY LORD,
When marched from Talavera, on
the Sd instant, with a view to oppose the French
corps which we had heard had passed through
the Puerto de Banos, and had arrived at Placen-
tia, Sir Robert Wilson detached, upon the
left Of the army, towards Escalona and before
. marched on that morning, put him in commu.
nication with general Cuesta, who it had been
settled was to remain at Talavera. / understood
that gen. Cuesta put Sir Robert in communicate
on with his advanced guard, which retired from
Talavera OH the night of tho 4th.
Sir Robert Wilson, however, did not arrive at
Valada till the night of the 4tll, having made a
Long march through the mountains /; and as he
was then six leagues from the bridge of AFRO
Bispe, and had to cross the high read from Drop
esa to Talevera, of which the enemy was in pos
session, he conceived that he was too late to re.
tire to Arzo Bispo, and he determined to move
by Venta st. Julien and Centinello towards the
Tiesara and across the river towards the noun.
tains which separate CASTLE from Estremadura
Some of Sir Robert Wilson's dispatches ha
wing missed me, am not aware by which of the
passes he went through the mountains, but be
lievc by Tornavacas. He arrived, however, at
Banos on the 11th, < on the 18th was attacked &
defeated by the French corps Of Marshal Ney,
which, with that of Soult, returned to Placentia
on the 9th, 10th x 18th, that of Ney having since
gone towards Salamanca
inclose Sir Robert Wilson's account Of the
action He has been very active, intelligent and
useful in the command Of the Portuguese and
Spanish corps with which he was detached from
this army.
Before the battle of the 28th of July, he had
pushed his parties almost to the gates of Madrid,
with which city he was in communication and he
would have been in Madrid, if had not thought
Improper to call him in, in expectation of that ge-
neral action, which took place on the 26th of ju.
iy. He afterwards alarmed the enemy on the
right of his army and throughout the service,
xhe xs,ed nsaIT he
Partzan, well acquainted with the country in
which he was acting, and possessing the conf
dence of the troops which he commanded
Being persuaded that his retreat was not open
by AFRO BisPo, he acted right in taking The road
he did, with which he was well acquainted and
although unsuccessful in the action which he
fought, (Which may well be accounted for, by the
superior numbers and description of the enemy's
troops,) the action, in my opinion, does him great
credit.
] have the honor to be, &c.
(Signed) ARTHUR WELLESLEY.
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- ATTESEA PAPER MILLS-Those who
4" wish To encourage the manufactures of their
own state are informed that they can be suppl
ed with Paper Manufactured III Petersburg, in
Am fn.
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HAN1pbEw SYDNXY coLLEGE

q I q meeting 81 che Bo4rd Of Trustees, on IKE
= "A 29th day Of Septembe,, 1899
whereas, 1t appears, 1hat some sNisrepresen-
tot'snS have been circalated and many anisappre-
heasions entertained by the pn6kic, pecting re-
gtisation fatey aaoPfc-, irohihisg the students Of
aus seminary, from atendng at The t-house on
court days. and other ,p';lc days; On motion it was
ordered, That t6c sad la,cd De published in one Of
'he Gasettes bS',ltefi IN sae CRY sf Richmond.
" Resolved, Thar resort Of The students of
thts seminary, to public meetings, at the court.
iio@e, court days, Masters Gels a loss of time,
generates oice AID a corruption # a,orais, and
ought MOTTO he foietutcd."
Ii IL therefore ordered, That cjter the cosn.
n1encc'ient IF the next session, no student shall be
permitted to go to The cou,fhJuie court days or
on days u Muster aaless whe" c0Htps!Led attcn1
By Issai aurhority."
3eSte,
DRUR1' LAC1, Clerk.
October II. do,
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HE subscriber wishes TO employ two GOOD
& Workmen ia the wheel wright business, TO
whom good wages will be gwen The work
men may be n, Liberty to work by the piece AL
SO, two apprentice. are wanted 10 the Wheel
wright business. H. 9UARRIER
October 10. r.
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II Council, October oath, 1909.
PROPOSALS will be- received, by the Exec,l-
l. tive, until the Nth day Of mex: raonth, for
furnishing the following IINIBER, viz:
lao pieces of White Oak FLANK, feet long, 14
inches wide, inches thick.
400 do do. 20 inches long, IL by 9.
40 do. do. feet long, 4 by ..
l4O do. do. s feet long, 9 by
20 do. do. 4 do. do 8 by S
lao Axle Trees, z feet long, Z by 6 Of
Hickory,
$500 White Oak spokes, 9 feet inches lone, 4
by 9,
1850 Willow Oak Telloes, . feet inches lo,f, /
by 8,
$50 Black Gum Naves, IL inches long, u by II,
40 Pieces of Hickory, feet long, q by 3,
2l0 Pieces of Ash, Z feet long, 9 by 2,
Seasoned timber will be preferred.
DANIEL J.. HYLTON.
CLERK u the CoaaeH.
October 81. 6s
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The above subscribers wish to employ six good
WorSncn at the guu-smith business, To who n IL
berai wages Will Ne given: Also, five or SIX Boys
will be taken apprentices.
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81 A liberal discount made to wholesale pur-
chasers.
Orders for any of the above qualities, address
ed to the subscribers, executed al the shortest
notice.
BANISTER c, Co.
August 4. yyff
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DOCTOR C.. WHTSOW,
OFFERS his Medical Sercices 10 the ixhabs.
~ tints Of Richmond and its neighSoyhooG. He
may be found by applying at DR.. Wardiaw's Shop
Octobtr 20 ,rszr
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~ OFFICIAL CORRESPONDENCE.
Crnon TT. LONDON eAzErrx.1
DowyIxo.Srnwrr. Semi. /,

DowNIxo-STRHEr, Sept. 2, 1909
Dispatches. Of which the following are copies
and extracts, were this day received at the Office
Of the Viscount Castleresgh, one of his males.
tvs principal Secretaries of State, from lieute.
nant General Viscount Wellington, X. d.
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II OTiCE.--Ths partnership of Sa1 Tor G. Hing,
Y Tanners, near Prince Edward court house.
is this day dissolved by mutual consent. Al.
those n1ebtcd to the concern, are requested to-
maAc immaculate payment To George King, who
is authorised TO receive payments and settle al
accounts of The company.
MdRTYN SAlLOR,
GEORGE KING.
October Il. Aw
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HE Subscriber being licensed to practice the
Z Law, will attend the Superior and Interior
Courts for Henrico, and the Hastings Court of
kichnond-Persons trusting business TO his
management may rely on ms Best efforts for their
interest. His Office is in the upper story of the
Market House in Richmond.
N. SHEPPARD.
October 81 I'm
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N. B. The above Tract of Land will be sold
either altogether or divided, as may best suit pur.
chasers
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lie subscribers offer for sale "a very gene
4 raj assortment or CROCERIES, which
they will dispose OF on moderate terms, for CASH
country produce, approved paper.
Also, 81 Kegs F and Fl Brandy Wine Cum
Powder.
WHITE G, SHELTON
October 10. u
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VALUABLE FARM
October 81.
T. @ X s. Il I E.

r q * y II L l..
TEIHE Subscriber intending to leave this
i state, offers Tor sale the + ARM Oh which
he now resides, lying on Fomonkey Creek,
abou, "a Of Il mile fron. Potomac River. and
sixteen below Alexandra, containing $50 IL
cres about 200 Of which are we'll limbered.
The situation is remarkably healthy and COM
mands beautiful view eff the Potamac froia
Mount Vernon 10 several miles below the H.
dian Head rhe soil is productive, and a part
of it we'll adapted to Timothy and Clover
The improvements are--tWo good dwelling
houses, kitchens, barns, stab!es, sc and q
large orchard Of excellent fruit trees, all OF
which are now in bearing state. "A liberal
credit will be given Tor part of the purchase
money. The land will be shewn at any time
by application to the subscriber.
Benjamin I. Fendall.
Charles County, .aar, l,,l,d.
NoYelllber3. 2aW6Wt
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defad ants,


The defendant Lawson Dunmngton,
not having entered his appearance and given
security according to the act OF assembly and
the rules Of this court, and it appearing to the
satisfaction ofthe court upon affidavit, that the
said defendant Lawson Huntington, IS not an
inhabitant Of this district--on motion OF the
said complainailtby his counsel, it is ordered,
that the saddle fendantla DunIinstcn do
appear here on tie first day CT next term, and
enter his appearance to the suit, and give Sc.
curity for performing the decree oftEe court
and that the other deiendantG co. Lawrence, do
not pay away, convey, or hecrete, the debts
by him owing to, or the estate or effects liz his
hands, belonging to the sid absent defendant
Lawson bennington until the furtherorder or
decree ofthe court, and that copy ofthis or
der be forthwith published for two months
successfully, in one of The public newspapers,
published in this county and that another copy
be posted at the front door ofthe court house
of said county.
A Copy Test,
G. Deneale, c. C.
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N . 7 I C. E

tn Vt the annuai meeting OF the Stock
holders in tie LiuIo River Turnpike Compa-
ny, viii be held on the first Monday in Dc
cen.bcr next, at the City Hotel, in AIcXan-
d.ia: at which time aad place an election
viii take place for President, four Dlrec-
tors, and Treasurer. a statement OF Tie
coinpany's funds together with report Of the
pi oceedines, expenditures and progress OF
he work will be laid before tic meeting. a
PROPOSE ion Tor eQual!izing the interest OF TIC
old and new Stockholders, viii be taken up
and decided upon.
Jonah 'fhompson.
Treasurer l.. II. I. G.
October 81. 3taW stMyDec
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AUGUST IS.


A PERSON qualified to teach PsALMoDy
is wanted in the Rev Dr.. MulR's church -
o such person great encouragement WI
re given. Apply TO the treasurer OF said
church.
November 5tawtf