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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-07-18
RICHMOND PRICES CURRENT.

ITO GABRIEL L. HALLER--SIR-As
i you are not q resident Of this Common
wealth. Take notice that on the 18th day of
August next, between the hours of 10 O'Clock
and sun sst-(by virtue of n commission for that
purpose, awarded.) shall proceed to take the
dispositions of George Williamson, Robert S.
Garrett & Macon Green, to be read as evidence
in an injunction now depending in the Chancery
District Court of Williamsburg in which myself
and Nathaniel Sheppard are compliments, and
Houlder Hudgins, Gabriel L. Halter and Mary
Hundley his wife, and Rascow Parsons, are de-
PENDANTS, and if the said dispositions are not all
taken the first day, shall continue from day to
day until they are.
Yours, JOHN BOWIE.
TuIv IA O,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-07-18
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.

PETERSBURG, July 5, 1909.
fHE Parties to the foregoing order desir-
ed to take Notice, that have appointed Mon
day the 18th day of August next, to carry the
same into effect On which day they are requir-
cd TO attend at my office, and there to exhibit
Tie proofs necessary to enable me 10 com
ply with the directions therein contained
JCSEPH G. WILDER, III C.
July IS. cpImr
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-07-18
TWENTY DOLLARS REwARD-Rau

4 away from the Subscriber on the 29th day
of June 1909, a light colored Mulatto woman
named Laurena. about twenty two years of age,
rather inclined to be fat, & some what under the
common height.-She has very bushy hair. and
a freckled face, and had sores on both arms. one
OF which was occasioned by ablrn just above her
left elbow--there is also scar on one side of her
neck.-She was dressed in white India cotton
wrapper when she went .awsy bit it is proba-
bic she may change her dress and cut Other hair.
1t is possible she will endeavor to pass as free
woman, and to get to some Of the Northern
States. All captains of vessels are forwarn ed
fiDm carrying her out ofthe state IF she is ia.
ken out of this City, reasonable expences will be
paid besides the above reward
ANNA BYRD
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-07-18

John JOSEPH BoYCE, jr. Stationers
and Book blnders--Hayng opened a store
on the main-street opposite TO the Globe-T avern,
(where may be had every article in the statona
~ busness) Respectfully solicit the fayors OF
their friends, and the public and beg leave to as
sure them that any work committed to their care
sha be Faithfully executed and flreir fsyors crate
fully acknowledged.
N. b. An Apprentice wanted.
July a. We
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-07-18
TWENTY DOLLARS KEWARD-Kan-
i Away, about the 18th of last month, from

Il Away, about the 18th of last month, from
the subscriber, residing in the city of Richmond
o Mulatto Man named GEORGE, about IS or
"a years of age. He is, believe, about S feet 9
or 10 inches high, with rather large limbs, and is
a little knock-kneed; his complexion is tolerably
bright, and his hair is rather more straight than
that ofmulattoes generally. He. has lost the first
joint OF his middle or fore finger of one Of his
hands, which, Think, is The right hand, but the
finger is perfectly cured. do not recollect any
other visible mark by which Can describe him
l am informed that he has changed his name, &
it is probable that he will, with forged papers,
attempt TO pass as free man.
All boatmen and masters or shippers ofvessels,
are particularly cautioned against carrying him
away The above reward win be given to any
person who will bring the said slave to me, or APP
Prehend him SO that may recover him.
=. ROBINSON,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-07-18
BENJAMIN OLIVER, jr.
WM. CUNNINGHAM
SAML. RICHARDSON.
IIIue q I'll.
New Castle, June 9.

United States, Virginia district, May sd 1909.
The United States, Li6eXanfs. against the
sloop Jenney, whereof John Wright is master s.
commander, Respondent.
HIS day came the attorney for the u. S. &
a 1t appearing that the publication directed at
the last term, had duly made and proclamation
ha"ng been made, as the court did direct that
thesaid vessel would be considered as forfeited
to the United States unless claim should be
interposed for the same and no claimant appear.
ing, on the motion of the attorney for the United
States, it is decreed and ordered, that the said
vessel, her rigging, tackle apparel and furniture
be considered as forfeited to the u. States, and
that the marshal of this court, do sci the same
to the highest bidder for ready money after giving
lOdays notice in some one ofthe newspapers pub.
iished in the city of Richmond, and make return
of his proceedings, and bring the proceeds to
the next court in order for a final decree
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-07-18

A ELEGANT ESTABLISHMENT FOR
L \ SALE.-The House and Tenement where
the subscriber lately resided
This tenement justly ranks amongst the first
in This place, combining elegance, convenience,
contiguity TO the Capitol, and in the centre of a
most agreeable neighborhood.
For terms apply to Mr.. WIN. Long who is full.
ly authorised TO contract for the same.
]. PENN.
June % IT,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-07-18
LOpV' IeSfe.
WILLIAM MARSHALL, Clk.

BY virtue of the above decree will be sold at
Powell's Tavern in the Town of Petersburg, ON
Saturday the twenty-second day of July, for
ready money to the highest bidder at Public auc.
ton, the sloop Jenny her rir ng, tackle, apparel
and furniture az named above
WILLIAM MANN. Deputy NJ for
JOSEPH SCOTT, NJ. V.D.
Tuly IL q,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-02-06

Mrs,Rs EpiTos,-i have an inclination.
A, this lettuce period, TO Witt Masi'esi and
imagine s,c.t wlii promote my health !
would willingly give bcnii,sa 70 TO trans
ata no huinef.; bur I full have approximations
thar canno, undertake the ,urney IN iafe-
~. I ihos,d want at lean loo dollars to de-
fray the erpenee. of the eren-hon; aud az
our bills viii not pats in cssass, !, would be
neceAary ,ha, ium thoui be In t,erie WHICH
| ihould naturally place in my trunk ; and
then INFO the Gage. Now | find that by 10
doing by the new law, fasud erpose myfeH
TO have the money feazed aud torfei'ed. aud
to fine of fourtimes the amount; behies III
fent friend to bank for che money aud ak
ed another friend IN he room 10 place II IN
my trunk. and ,old the ,'age. driver TO DE care
fal of nv Trunk for there was money IN IL
all rhege perian. would be liable 20 he fined
400 dollars each.l For the act prohibits car
rying ANY SPECIE and makes no exeep-
zion for ,he FUN. the purpoie ter which u is
carried, or perr.:ts bond- 10 he taken-r They
make no e-s.p,ions, they iay, For fear Of eva
fie.s. Why did not the former Administration
,,roh,bit importatiens al ogeiher, for fear
there fhoud be /msqgisp When are we to
have a law TO Gu, off mer' hTnos 70 prevent
their becoming picSpockeis
T.Ar4 tie Rare d,ieU TO fbe iyf u Lis fs'riacs
MAxia.--It IS good TO :, vie, = IS wife
e ~ iult, and "A 10 be soni,sNs.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-02-06
Is3islat.rf Of soa55GyJ1scsts.
~<xs=% 49, q, --s.
HOUSE OF RERREsENr1TY~ES

9hayaay, Jar. as.
THE Senator's and Representatives hav-
1 ing convened in the Representatives.
V'll, at I, O'Clock His Honor the Lieut..
rnor--(aeconpanied by the Hon.
Council. the Secretary of State aud Mr..
EsLL. as Sheriff OF Suffolk )-entered, and
delivered the following
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-02-06
LLVI LINCOLN.

In the Senate. FAC Hon. mefT's. Philips, 81
Dana and Putnam in the Hcuie, Mstf.s.
Calender, Be,dge, Locke, WeH,n aud Ed
ward,. were appointeo 10 report Ani"ers to
the above communication.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-02-06

MAx,s.-lt IS good to :, vie, I Is wife
t. 5r juit, and "A TO be soni'a"s'
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-10-30
ioortlano Sbip JNflDs.

F,iaay, on. 40.
Arrived brig Telemak, James Stevens, So
days from Chritianland. A gentleman be-
longing to this town, who came panenger in
the Telemak, has politely favored us with the
following lin of American veilels in the king
dom of Norway. Aug. az ;--ships North A
merica. Drinkwater, of Portland, condemned !;
Jane, MI.ellan, do. do. HerfhelI Lewis, do
cleared, to pay 600 dollars brig suwarrow,
Leach, of Beverly, condemned Ship Rachel,
Joleph, of Salem, cleared, to pay 600 dollars;
ihip Enjeavor, Lovett, do. do. do barque
Pacific, Beckett, do. condemned fhip Doras,
Chamberlain, do cleared, to pay 500 dollars
brig Induftry, Cook, do concerned barque
Edward & Henry. Folter, of Glouceher, do;
brig Ann, How, of Bottom, Go fchr. w aih-
ipgton, James, do cleared 10 pay 900 dolls.
flip Good Friends, .Ghsmion, of Philadelphia
condemned ihip Atlantic, Fountain. do do
brig Elizabeth, Campbell, do. cleared to pay
4oo dollars ihip Commesee, Skinner, do
condemned; brig Belle Air, Jacobs, do
waiting trial fchr. Luna, Martin, of Balti-
more, cleared, to pay 600 dollars; 1,ip Chef.
apeake, Nun, do. cleared, TO pay 500 dolls
fhip Wonoancet, Randall, of Portfmouth,
waiting trial brie- Warrington. Backler OF
M~biehead, 10. /; By6eld, Fener, Of Bafon
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-10-30
F. STEVENS,
Ftp Street,
LAS received. aud 10 now Opening for fale,
1 4 general aaortmsnt of
Fancy and Staple Goods

among which are the following -
Bombazetts, Black, Green, Slate and Scar.
let-Peiiie Plaunels. of variou. coIors--5-4 g 4
and rs Common FIannels -Britifh Shifting
Cottons- Cambrics, Black, Red, Brown, Slate,
Greer and Purple-White di,to-Camb-ic &
common Dmity-Linnen Csmbrie-Ging
hams-C allicoes--Furniture Chintzes-S,ik
and Cotton Velvets--Long Laun-Diaper-
India Cottons-India CAilicoes--B andanna
Handkfs-- Black Duto-Cotton Pocket Hkfs.
Cotton Shawls--Blark Cotton Crspe--I'ziian
ditto-Modes, Sarcene,ts--B lac ksatin--l.uf
trings, Black, Green, Brown and olive--Black
PerGan--Cotton Lace Black Silk ditto-a
variety of elegant Mu0ns--Bed I.ace-Cot-
ton iIlas-Checks--Whitc and colored
Cotton sewiugs- Bof.-Cotton stocks--SiIs,
Worried and Cotton Hoie-Ribhons- ladies'
long and fhort Kid and Silk Gloves Miii.l
d,to-Gentlemen' ditto-BrowH Linen
Floor and Hearth Brulhes--I'urtle ihell
Combs-Glafs Buttens-- Black and White
Milenett-wirh variety of o.her articles TOO
numerous to mention. OF. so
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-10-30
BO6KWORM.
FOR THE GAZETTE.
The late President Adams.

" f,s look not sssll, Sesrioar ias,onio;
% You have too much ,esbeef UPON tie sso,n;
% They lose Il, srho DO blg ii SvifL much caye
IS Beileve me. YOU are mvueiioas!g ehasg'd."
50 il is with man. Time, who unheed-
ed travels his unyarying course from age TO
ace, leaves the frail,,, the chngeablenes,,
and the weakness of our natures, Stamped,
an striking characters, mon every stage Of
human action. Blu. few men bear their ru-
ling passion predominant through the en-
tire course of long life and that life is
long, in the estimation of mortals, which
has been filled with few DAYS, but with
series of various and notable services. In
deed, man mostly appears so multform in
his natural passions and propensities, so
flexible in his mind, and so crooked in his
movements, he seems, oitener than other.
wise. to have no guiding genius" Few
great men-I should say, men of noble in
tellects. have passed through life's hemis-
phere, disclosing, like meteor, a continu-
ed chain of light but mostly, they leave
trsckless course behind" If any have
sfone like constellation, it was, perhaps,
because the "imperous storms of fate ne'er
fell across their path to check their darling
pursuit. The stouiest resolution of man
is liable, like the stubborn oak, 10 be SILVER
ed and broken. The gales and hurricanes
OF fortune are to the mind, like the storms
ct the elements TO the brittle wood. Nor
IS 1t to be Wondered, that the most firm
m'nn' led by the most 'nhex'bie ruling pas
son. should lean with age. When the Trail
covering begins TO tofter, injection, or rath-
er decay creeps IN through chunks which
ume mas MADE ! ana the mind, absorbed
oy someth'nS mover, wnich pleases now as
IN YOUTH SEXES some fancied object ans'
"han'e 10 distinguish clasps II win coating
foneness. Forgeuu' OF the POINT to which
Jus strong passion oirec'eu IT'S eheruons
WINE the miDa was kept IN health ny the
sg'iity OF tue podv' the heart' win Its at
,scuons s'ready rlseted' ITS sensihility on
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-10-30

'ihe Sp'ei,!, tmb''s'ior ha' ~ :
ed Ut Georgetown, near Was.inaion
bu, had NJ /, the last dates presentcG
his cred.n,i ! = he President Dem
ocrats. say he will nor b received D.
our Eeeutive-we presume lie reason
or t'3eir being Of dis opiaioa IS, that
i.sn;yht oA',!la dsagffa.ie R5napalte.
Al order has been ISSUED y the
Spanish Governments, prohibiting the
admission Of foreign " ssels into ihcir
coioaics.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-10-30

ona,t.Y.tlt.eng

M EnIroR,

Mn Enron,
Hsa'iag much Of la'e Of this class of
wren, have been induced to search for
TIC etymo'oss CT the term [ know full
wei that il is said to have OF mated
sroci the manner in which the ifatclni-
t. took possession of the lands which
they occupy. Not content with this
explanation. have taken the trouble
To- investigate the subject more hro-
.f2fndiy. On investigation, find the
term peculiarly appropriate. The iom-
der of this brotherhood, once resided
in paradise. However strange it may
appear, it is fact susceptible of the
cleares, proof do not allude to Adj
anu, the father of men, but to the arch
Fiend. In proof of this assertion, adj
duce the authority of the great 6hlton,
who, though poet, does not always
deal in fiction. In the fourth book OF
Paradise Lost, Ithuriel and Zephon,
are described as in search of the arch
fend, in the garden OF Eden =
-" Him there they found,
Squat IKE toad, close az the ear o.
Eve"
Hence the origin of the term Squatfers.
1t remains to be determined whe;h.
er the edge of the sword of Justice will
have the same effect on them, as the
touch OF ithuricPs spear had on their
progenitor.
R0AN {VnDM
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-10-30
Doctor Kittre1pe,

NIfsHES TO inform the puhhck snd in par-
w t;cular his friends sha', flndius his
health much impaired in coa'slisaee of an
H.smop'yh., he has determined IN III nrc 10
decline attending 10 any calls in his profeilion
during 'hc night, till his heath fllsll be re-
eitablill.sd lie hops anil believes, however,
that he il,al be abe to purfne his practice
during the day as uiua! and to paw the n'noN
attention 10 all who are ifpofei to Place
Themselves under bis care o. ~
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-10-30
ERESE GOODS,
ROYAL lincoln.

Royal Lincoln
Hsai.f ~ streef.
yIAS iua received an extenGvc ailorlment Of
frelb SfdJoaabie Goods,
Of the la,ef impor,a,ions; computing amoff
every article ufua'ly wanted in this make,
which will bt fold on the very beit terms. -.
P0yfisaa, Oh 80, 1909.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-10-30

WE the iuh!cribers, k.ving hcen appcin..
ed by the Hon. Samuel freeman. Efq.
Judge of Probate of Wills &c for the county
of Cumberland, 70 receive aud eranine the
claims Of creditors TO the eaS,e of
ROBERT THOMPSON,
late # Brunlw'ck, Eiq deceaicd, rep-efented
iniovsnt, do hereby give nn,ice that OK
months are allowed 10 iaid creditors to brig
in and prove NE cisim- AID th7t we fha't
ate ID thar ,.rv,es a. The mar iion huufe Of
fad deceaied, on the fFf su.l Ian Me- adA,.
in November ncu, and on The fra Msnll.ys
in the -four iucresdips months. firm ons
O clock iu FIVE NJ
ROBERT ROBE r' + Dus 'H'; e-~s'~-,
, B -yuiei, on her 80, lssa
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-10-30

NOTICE is hereby given, thar the fuafsri.
~ her has been duly appointed sda,iniitra-
tor Of the eitate of
WILLIAM R,GRRs, 81.
late OF Ceorgerown. ia the UNITY of Ercoln,
deceafed and has taken upoo himielf that
trua by giving bond. as the lave directs. All
periou. having demands upon the 'eGa,e Of
the fad William Rogers. Cd are hquefted to
exhibit the fame and al. perions indebted 20
faid efiste arc called upon to make immediate
pay nent to
oa.E 3. "o0'"' sos lso,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-10-30

A NY Gentleman tia, WHITES 10 purcllsfe
A FRAMES and PINE TIMBER. tile
enlaing ieaion, of any kind, may be fuppiicd
by applying 10 the fubfcr,ber a, stand,ili
OS. 50 ROBERT MCDONALD.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-10-30

". .iS iasSh IN 'p' hof's
Superfne, Midling &
low pric'd Broad
Cloths
CaMmeres
Ladie. Peliefe Cloths
of various colours
Coa,ings and Fear
naughis
fahionable velings
Swandowns
Molelins of a fuperi-
or fabrick for Sur
touts
Devonfhire Kerfeys,
Plains, Surges
Baizes and Flannels
SwanRins
"a, 3D., ga & 10 1
Mild Rofe Blan-
kets
Angola, Lambs wool
| and common Ho.
| Gerry
Mems wor fled Caps q
Gloves
Ladies 1eecy worried
Gloves
Dombaaetts, WIdberet
| MoreeEI,
Shalloons, Durants.
| Duroys. Calimaneo',
! and Rufels
| Black and Brown Tab.
! by veIven
Black and olive Vel
vets, Silver Cords,
Corduroys X Thick
| fetfs
Calicoes, Furnitures &
0inghams, of every
| difcripiion
Back, While and col
ord Cotton Cam
bricks
Co.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-10-30

Lace Rrlpe and feeded
ditto
Striped, feeded, iigur'd
and plain Mullins
Camhrick & cornrnsn
Dimitics
Cotton 1.aces,
Thread ditto, Ribbons
7-8 and "A Cotton
Shirlings
i7.S and "a colerain
l.innens
Black I.uftrings
Blk India Sarlnetts
"a 4 p.ack Grape
Brown and white Cots
ton PlafilIas
Check'd I-innens
Brown ditto
Blk and White Mill
nets
Cotton Shawls of eve.
ry difcri Upton
Twrl'dCo,ton Bandau-
mas. Common do
Pulicat, Madras. Ma
| lahar, blue, Gillt
frockfoy and Sooiy
Rcmal Handkf,.
Canton and BandannA
ditto
sufpenders. Silk and
Cotton Umbrellas,
Cen,lemen's Beaver, &
ladies long x fhoi-s
Silk Cloves
Silk and Twin
white and coloura
Thread
Cotton Servings,
Quality and Shoe Bin.
ding..
Pins, Tapes, Cailoons,
Ferrets, &c. &c.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-10-30
This day publifhed,
Ah Adise6 Of :" De Bile sacist sf
Maine" TO TIE PutEck.

VfdHft TO 1HS UDHtF.
~ ANY Gentleman or Lady, who 1hou.i
be inclined to encourage the de6gn of this
Infiitu,ion, nav b. fupPlied with fubfrriplan
papers, and copies of the Aldrels. by apply.
ing to either Of the Truaees. Or So
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-10-30

As j, is reported tina, the fabcrl,er Is f,ad
"A Of the law. and ayaiIs hin,ief OF all op
portunities to take undue advantages, he de-
clSres he never wl,hec TO be at law al DIS
days; but chooie' when any diff .pute aries, I'd
leave its adjultncnt 20 good men. And nc 10
now ready, in all matter. ia which he J. Goa.
cerued. where difpue. ctifl 10 leave Thea, to
coed men to ie,rIe aod not trouble cour:s
with them, excepting ,hoie relating to Red
Enate. ROBERT MCDONALD.
Ss.d;&, on so
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-10-30

DRAW DOnHctS,
India Cot,ons and Checks.
Purchasers are RESPECTFULLY invited TO cal,
examine the above, which will be fold cheap
for Cath or fiort approved credit. Ca 80
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-10-30

Henry Smith & Co.
No. =. M,5ys Ron.
HAVE jun received large fupply OF
Fall and Wymser GOOD6.
October go. ,.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-10-30
lDarrleo,

In Bottom, Mr.. Noah Harding, of Portland,
TO Miis Hannah Watts, of Bottom.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-10-30
NEW STORE.
Iohn Johnson.

y RESPECTFULLY informs the inhabitants
~ of Portland, and lis Vicinity, ina, he ha,
taken Store No. 2, IN U.ien Rsve, h1ii32--
Street, where he has received. and Is now ..
pening, a geuer al alIor,n,sat C.
European u india piece GOODS,
ui lie lateh inpor,arion,, among which are,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-10-30

D.fNk SI.7REs.
CU2 la,e, a number of saeres IN the pesr-
LANp BANk-Enqaire At his Office.
on go.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-07-04

+ AND FOR SALE,-Wili be sold, to ,re
a. highest bidder, on the 18th day of july next;
the tract OF Land, whereon the late DAVID Ow:
en-, dec d. lived containing AS acres, ly;ng~in the
county OF Powha;sn, about four miles from the
courthouse. There are two settlements ON this
Land, on each of which is good orchard, from
which considerable quantity of excellent cyder
Is annually made the quality of the Land is such
viii be divided into two lots, or sold in one. as
may be most conducive to the interest of the es-
tate.
The terms will he. SOC doll3rs paid on the duy
OF sale, 500 dolls. i'll six months, and the balanc.
IN two equal annual payments. Bond with ap.
proved security, and deed of trust will be re.
CURED OF the purchaser, the bonds to carry inte-
rest from the date, ifnot punctually paid Posses
SION gwen the first day of Dec. next, with the
prvl'edge of sowing small grain the first of Sep
tember next. Mr.. George Owen living ON the
land, will shew it to those who may wish to view
it. TOSEPH ,J ApYl
E*ecr u the l1te will and testament Of
DAVID OVEN, Decd.
June 10. F5t,[
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-07-04

NJ OTICE.-Pursuant To 4 ueed of trust exc
~ cuted to the subscriber by Robert Saun-
ders, of Buckingham, and recorded in The said
county court, bearing date the fourth day of Ian.
1893, III orderto secure the payment Of debt due
John Lakeland We shall, ON Thursday the goth
day OF July next, proceed to sell, agreeable to
an act OF the Virginia Assembly, entitled " An
act concerning executions, and for ether purno.
ses," at the house Of Mr.. J. Hendricks, Buckinp.
ham, negro man named GLENN, to satisfy
and comply with the purposes mentioned IN said
deed. I'm. n. THORNTON.
=. CLAB0N WEST.
June %. v7,vg
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-07-04
TWENTY DOLLARS REwARD-Kana.

WENTY DOLLARS REWARD-Rana-
way from the subscribcrtwo NFGROES.
to wit Burrell Gates and Lony Burrell Gates
is about thirty years of age, five feet eight inch
es high, rather slender-made, well proportioned
except he has very large foot, he was purchas-
ed of Mr.. Wilkinson Chesterfield, y & has a wife
at Mr.. John Spears in tie same county I.onv
was purchased oil Mr.. Richard E. Arms;ronG
Hanover County, he is about 10 years of ap.. las
film over one Of his eyes, this fellow I sun
pose is lurking about this City. The above re
ward will he paid, for delivering them to Mr..
Chan II. Saunders, Richmond, and ten dollars
for either Of them, or if secured in anv csoI in
this Commonwealth so that get them again
IACOB FlGkLER.
May %. ,y,c
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-07-04
June /.
A PAIR OF HORSES STOLEN.-TWEM.

a PAIR OF HORSES STOLEN "
L - TT DOLLARS REUARD-StoIcn from
the commons OF MANCHESTER, on Thursday night
the Sth inst. a pair of black H0RSES-one a
brown black, very thick sett, and we'll made, his
lett hind foot whte--the other, Jet or deep
black, of rather slender make both nearly the
same age, eight nine years, about five feet high
they psce. trot and gallop, and run we'll in bar.
ness. will give ten dollars reward with reason
able expenses, to any person delivering them to
me- or five dollars for such information that get
'hcm agan, and twenty dollars for the appreieu.
sion and conviction OF the thief
CORNELIUS BUCK.
June 90 .c
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/ June 5ih. 1909 1850
John Lynch, COmpFi. against John Bernard,
DIFF.
The defendant not having entered his appear
ance, and given security according to the a,, Of
Assembly and the rules OF this Court, and il ap-
pearing to the satisfaction of the Court, that lie.
IS not an inhabitznt OF this commonwealth On
the motion OF the complainant, by his Counsel.
IT IS ordered, That the said defendant do appear
here ON the first Monday in August next, ami am
swer the c1mp.ainants Bill: Aud that copy Of
the newspapers printed in the CITY Of Richmond,
TOR two months successfully, ;m! another copy
posted ut the door of the Courthouse of this
County
Il Copy. Teste,
June 6. w8wg