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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-12-21
DAY 4 ErHNYwc scno0L-;

A DAY & ErENYNc ScHo0L-The
4 \ subscriber win commence teaching on the
Est Of January, 1910. and continue through the
year. He viii instruct youth in the English Lam
guage grammaticaly, Reading, Writing anil A.
rithmctic in all its branches, Geography witt,
the use ofthe maps and gio,cs, and the first prn.
ciples Of useful learning in general.
The school will commence in the house of Mrs
Goodwin near the Baptist meeting house but
shonid the subscriber meet with encourage.
ment, convenient house will be immediately
raised, the frame of which is new ready.
The bible will be occasionally read in this
school, and Goldsmith's Geographical Grammar
with maps has long been preferred by the sub
scriber an introduction to the study of, Geo.
graphy. ..
The principal aim of the subscriber is the es.
tab'ishment of respectable English school, but
as he approves of instr1cting youth in the Latin
grammar in connection with the English, few
Latin Scholars will be received with pleasure.
JACOB GRIGG.
N. B.-An Evening School will be opened by
the subscriber on the day above mentioned, and
continue three months. Young gentlemen whose
avocstions preclude the possibility o. their ~
tendance on day school will be cheerfully re-
ceivcd.
Likewise, Mrs. Goodwin continues to keep
school as heretofore, in her own house. The
terms of tut ion in the above schools may be
known by applications to the subscriber.
]. G.
Richmond December ID wSv
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= OFlCE-In virtue OF decree of the coun
~ ty court Of Henrico, | shall, ON TUESDAY
tne 9!h OF January next, upon the premises, r.
bout IL o'clock, expose to sale. by public aucti-
on, to the highest bidder, the HOUSGS e Lori
lately occupied by Mxfks Vandewall as post
ONCE IN this city, adj6ining ide Globe Tayern-
the sad Lott 10 subject to ground rent OK E2U
per annum forever. The terms of sale vii, ne
one third in cash, one third in SIX months, and
tile residue within twelve months Bonds w,tS
approved security will lac required ior the two
last payments, and the ute retained ia the com.
m'sy'9ner until the payment is made agreeably
to the provision of the said decree.
DANIEL FINDEIH4LL, CoDr'y.
Richmond, December w4w
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NHE Subscriber, residing in Amelia intends
a on tbs first day OF Jan next, TO open a boar
dnE SCHOOL, at pridcsviIle, (about miles N
W"st OF the Court HOuse.) where he viii teacI,
The Engleh & Latin languages, History, Mathe.
mates and Geography. The board for each stu
dent Will be > 10 per yer tuition for those who
learn Latin or Mathematics, Is IS, and for Eng.
iish ) 20, tor Washing, &c. s IL per wear. the
student finding lis own bedding and candies. One
third OF the board money, and one half of file ca
,tion to be paid Oh the 10th FAY Of July, and the
balance at the expiration Of the year. The s;tua
ton have selected, is high and healthy. and The
houses numeross and commodious, and admira.
bly, calculated for the reception Of students.
JOHN l.. TONNES.
November 3. wgwn
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Richmond. December ID

I N CHANCERY.-At a Court held for Cum
4 berland County, the 9th day of November,
1909.
William Moore & Mary hi. wife, Paintigs-.
Against John Hudson. Henry Moore Hudson
Thomas hudson, Francis Hudson, William Ilud
son. Samuel Hudson, VIM. Tsyior and Rebecca
his wife, and John Bei'ow and Elizabeth his wife.
legal representatives of William Hudson, de.
ceased.
This day came the plaintiffs b. their attorney,
and it app sring to the satisfaction of tie court
that two Of ,ne defend sn:s, Henry Moore Hud.
son and Francs Hudson, not inhabitants of
this state o. the motion of the plaintiff. by ineir
counsel, 1t Is ordered, that the said defendants do
appear here on the first day of February term
next and answer the bill of the plaintiffs, or the
| same shall then be taken as confessed and the
matter thereof dccrced accordingly, and that a
copy OF this order be forthwith inserted in some
one of the newspapers published in the city of
Richmond, and pos,edat the front door of the
, courthouse ofths county.
Copy. Attsst.
MILLER wooDsoM jr. D. Gee
December g. w2n
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In Council, September 10Th, 1909.
vt is advised. that from and after the first day
4. OF January next, the Auditor be instructed,
IN every case, where amy claim by virtue OF an or
der or certificate of court is presented TO hin, nv
person whose name is not mentioned therein,
to require such person to produce, also, SIN order
or power attorney from the individual in whose
favor such order certificate Of court was made,
together with an affidavit of one witness at least
certified by magistrate or notary public, that
such Individual actually signed and acknowled-
ged the same. And to give general information
OF this rule: It'll advised. that copy hereof be
Published in the Virginia Argus, Esquirar, Pc
tersburS InteiiiSencer, Norfolk Herald, Lynch
burg Star, Stanton Eagle and Winch:ster Gs-
zette. once week until the FIRST day OF January
next.
Esfra1 from the Journals,
DANIEL L. H1-L TON,
Llsrk Of the Council.
September -. will
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Richmond, December 7
JOHNSON AND REAT.

JEWELLERS q SIL
a the crescent sign, opposite the Eagle ra-
yern-Have just received an additional s,,o-
ply OF ARTICLES in their line, (Which with their
former stock will render their assortment very
comalete) consisting Of
rear f'ar-k ''sS, I>sr-Rings & Drops, Breast.
Fms, Bracelets md Fi0gsr Kings.
Jet Breast. Pins, bracelets, Ear. Rings & Neck.
isces, tortoise she'll COMBS OF the most approved
patterns, god Watch-Cha Ms, Seals and Keys of
The latest patterns, Ear Rings, Finger RIMS.
breast-Fins, Bracelets, Buttons, Lockets and
Minis,ure Settings.
silver Iea.Pots, Coffee Pots, Sugar Dishes.
Siop fowls, Cream Pots, Cams and (;obIefts
Table desert, tea AID salt SPOON, SCUM. 90 ldv
rtesm and mustard Ladies, Sa,t-Stsnds. Thin
3jaj, Coral < Bell, Tea Tongs e Pencil Cases.
'iiy.r mounted Dirks, Swords and Snuff Boxes
Pisted Casters Of various prices, Candle. sticks.
tFult Baskets, Tea-Pots, Sugar Dishes. Cream.
Fots, SILT. Stands, Table Spoons and Tea ronrs.
Block TN Tea Pots and Tea Cadas. together
SIth sundry other articles too tedious 10 enuue.
rate here. al of which they offer on moderate
terms. ORDERS for work strictly attended n. =
The highest price given for old silver and gold
DCCen'eF eptf
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M & d. MYERS, OFFER FOR SALE
tV1' Iuscovado and h..vanna Sugars, lmpe
rial and Hyson Teas, Old Madeira Wine, Al
monds, Cordials, Ginger, Pepper, PimeRto, Ha-
wanna Cigars, Copperas, Window Glass. Paints,
Printing and Wrapping Paper, De Silvsr's PLAY.
ing Cards, German Oznaburgs, Ravens Duck.
Cotton Shirtings, Hosiery and Dimit cs, and
DUTCH B0LIING CLOTHS of be If quality
ALso-JusT RECEIVED,
10 casks mountain Malaga Wine, lis boxes and
Kegs OF Raisms, 10 kegs Figs, and Is W Jars of
Spanish Olives.
December z. 9awl,
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2 SIZE SUBSCRIRt4R gives Motive thai viii
q a view 20 tie edncation ofhis oyyn Children.
he has determined to remove hi, family to the
City of Rcl,mond.--Hc mas rented the House at
present occupied by tue Chancellor, and propos-
es taxing 10 or II young boys or girls into his fa
mIiy - BOAR RS
ne pIedf hImseifthat the most rigid attenti-
on shall b. aid to the morals and General vel
iare OF 81 az may be committed to his care. -
The situation he has choeen is high and healthy,
AMI sufficiently convenient to the Academy He
expects to 1e in readiness to receive boarders tv
the iOth OF january in the. mean time any COM
nnnica,lons IN ts subject may be addressed to
him at Columbia.
his price Tor board is s 100 per aunum /; one
third to be paid ia advance, one third in six
months, and TIE balance at the end of the wear.
each border finding his bed
RO. 2UARLES. 4
Dccemh.r 70 ,..;,c .,
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u DUCAT1ON HIoun n. DYKE respectfully
A Informs his f3enda and tl,e public in gene
raj, that he intenddto continue his School the en-.
sting year, at the icuse OF Mr.. John Pointiextcr,
on the Roundabout creek in Louisa county. He
will teach the Entlish. Latin, and Greek Ian.
guages, hrithmete, Mathematics. Geography
and History. Theprice of tuition for any Of The
above mentioned branches of education will be
twenty dollars. ris school will commence on
the second Mondayin January and will expire
on the second MONDAY in December following
1t diligence, fidelity and attention TO the duties
incumbent ON him IS a teacher, will entitie him
to public confidence, he hereby pledges himself,
that all these shau he devoted to those pupils who
may be committed to his tuition. Mr.. roindex.
ter, Mr.. Francis Johnson, and several other gen.
ttemen convenient to the school, will take boar
dcrs at the price of sixty dollars to be paid at the
expiration of the above mentioned term wash
ing, mending, lodging, fuel and every other &C.
commodation will be afforded to those students
who may board with either Of the aforesaid gen.
tlemen.
The fel2oc,inS is CertiScat. Of those gentlemen
~ -rhom he ,pas employed for tie tresent year.
We, the subscribers hereto, did employ John
B. Duke to teach a school in our neighborhood
the present year. He has taught the English,
Scs. We are highly pleased with him as a
teacher, and we do certify, MS tribute due to
him, that our children have advanced in their e.
ducaton greatly heyo,d our expectations and
that we have employed him to continue his school
another year. As TO his moral character, we
Know OF no young man more correct.
.JFO. POINDEXTEP,
PRINCES JOHESON.
Lonisn, December IA. s2.sY
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September -.

ON Wednesday, December 27, 18Oo-A,
~ the late dweliing-ho of Nathaniel Ian.
easter, decd. about ten miles above the court.
house, in Prince Edward county; on Appomattox
river Win be sold, to the highest bidder, the
following PROPERTY, belonging 10 the estate
OF the deceased, Z valuable stock Of Horses, Cat
iie' Hogs and Sheep, the plantation Utensils,
household and kitchen Furniture, too tedious to
mention.
ALSO Nine valuable NgcP0ES; also, the
crop OF Corn, Wheat. Oats and Fodder. A Gre.
DIT OF twelve month will be given the purchasers,
on their giving bond, with approved security.
All those who have legal claims against the
estate OF ;he deceased, will be pleased to exhibi,
them duly authenticated, on or before the day oil
SAFE to enable the administrators TO make provi.
for their payment All those who are ;ndebt ed
to the estate, win sec the necessity of immediate
payment, as 1T must BE- evident no indulgence can
be given.
JoHN LANCASTER, }
FOBERT LANCASTER, -tantr'.
August 10 ,vtr
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He SUBSCRIBERS having connected
themselves IN Business under the firm ef
MOR PHY C'CR UMP,
oner OR SALE, IN the store lately occupied by
Mr. VIM. Temple, four doors above the Beli ia.
Feln General and rel selected .isSort,neat of
~ ~ CHiNi, Glass, & .ST1Nk
'WdRE, which they viii sell 10 for cash or er
change for country produce
ihey also tender their services 70 the public as
CONFESSION MERCHANTS ANY bushes
committed to their care will be attended to with
all possible dispatch.
WILL: MURPRl,
-, IOSHU4 C4PLr5fp. .
Richmond, December 7 80
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4 VIE SIbscrhsr wishes to hire for the ensu-
i ing year, five or six NEGRO C0OPERS
and few bcYs-He will also be in the habit of
purchasing TosAcco ola good quality, FOR which
the highest prices will be given.
NJ. GPANTLAND.
December IA. WI,
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FASHION ABLE
u q @ 4 81 SHOE MAKER

BNHE Subscribers next deer
Il Sbove Messrs Pross r and
Moncure's Vendle-Oiiicc 'xss
.fress PhiiedeipMd have co.,
Denced the manufacture # scots
aud Shoes, of the most fasl,s,-
"fe shapes, NEATLY Gsd fai;ffsiiy
made out of .lte Se;f ,naser:ai
selected with r,ici care aud at
teution m PHI. -inI,,, %, :.
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IA As Committed to the Jail of Northwf
w hcrlpnd County on the 18th d,v Of Ptv
last, negro Fellow VINO calls himself f,illev Inc
Is about five feet; ten inches high, of jet b'Ack
complexion, he was sold from this Comfy aLo,It
aiteen yer rs ago by Griffin Forester 10 a Mr..
Jone. oi Bedford, and by him to Mr.. s. OF Of
Hawkins County IN the State Of Tennessee. Tic
o"ne is requested to apply, prove property. nav
charges on - wall be sold to pay his priscn fees
sccord,pg 10 law.
JOSEPH ROGERS, J0ilo,.
Nof"u SountJ, Vct n. w3mg
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lering themselves AMI another Proclamation
,fthe 2<,h ofOct. offering pardon to all deser.
FRS in the land service, who may surrender
themselves.
The fotilia at Boulorne and Cslais, It Is re.
oosted, is removing tn the Schc'it. for the pur.
ose ot assisting in the threatened attack On Wv al.
rhcreo. We incline to doubt the statement first
rom an opinion that the Boulogne fotills il not
NJ for service, and secondly because none o. these
Graf, have been seen on their passage by our cruz
GERS.
The 6feritsxy contains the following article :
=" The city of Trpoli which had for several
years been in revolt against the Sublime Porte is
agsin reduced underi,s dominion. Joseph Pa
cha, OF Damascus. invested il with his army in
the month OF August, 1903, and subsequently
made hirnselfmaster % the castle The victori-
Gus Paeha, after this conquest gave orders TO the
regency at his departure, in every respect con-
formable to the esteem which lie has uniformly
testihed for his Majesty the Emperor of France
and king OF Italy, and the particular regard
which he has always shewn Tor the French
Fame Notwithstanding the disos ;lers incident
To P''lage, our haS was completely respected
throughout the whole OF the expedition. II no
change should have taken place, and ii is likely
there has not, in the situation Of Trpol the
Consul General in that quarter writes word, that
theisu6lects disposed to repair thither on COM
nercial speculstions will receive every attenti-
on and support.
a letter from Rochelle Of the 28th ult menti.
ons the arrival there of IN American isg oftrucc
from Philadelphia, having on board 100 pa.sen-
gers, chiefly French
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NHE subscribers offer for sale, aver -.
raj assortment Of GROcERIES. wb.cb
u'ey Will dispose OF on moderate terms, for e,sl,
country produce, or approved paper
ALso' % Kegs and IF Brandy Wine Com.
at, WAI9E G. SHELZ0N.
." ii
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Day virtue of the last will and testament OF iso-
~ bert aieans, decd. viii. be sold to the nigh
est bidder, on "Wednesday, the 3rd day of JaHua-
~ next, if fair, otherwise the next fair day, the
LAND and PLANIh1ION belonging to the
said Robert Means, decd. in the upper end Of
Hedrco county, containing, according to the
deeds, three hundred and seventy three acres, q
lying on the Three -nstched road, about mile and
half above the short ?unp. There are, on the
premises, atwo story dwelling housc, having two
rooms below, with passage, and two above, q
granery, stable, kitchen, aad orchard of ap.
pie and peach trees. The lands will be sold
cordng the deeds, and the sale will take place
at the dwelling house. The terms WILDE, one
halt OF the purchase money TO be paid at the end
oftwelve months, and The other at the end oftwo
years, from the day Of the sale: The purchaser
80 give bond snd approved security, with deed
OF trust upon the property, TO secure payment OF
the purchase money
D5NTEI H5IL
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who may Favor them with their custom nav: ely
upon being neatly fitted, and promptly attended
to.
Orders from the Country shall DC duly cxecu-
ted and are respectfully solicited. And they
trust that by their assiduity and sttentinn they
VIII ne.i; si,,ie ofpatronase in the line of lne,r
profession.
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CAMPBELL G. PAUL.

Three or four good Journey mea viii meet em-
pioy ns ABOVE.
november Id. 2mI
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= NEW STORE.

wv openi-. rprcs''c the
general assnrtmcvt Of
anongas which are
White aud Colored fia-
bit, do.
Canbei-e M.,slins,
Plain and Lee.ied Null
do.
Spider Nett, & Fancy
Grape, do.
Knotted & Sprig Lens
60.
Diagonsl and veined
do. do.
Elegant Worked Dress
SEES,
Ditto Silk Shawls and
Handkerchiets,
Black plaid and plain
Colored Lustring,
Plain Silk and Fancy
Cut Velvets, White
Satin and Grape.
JOHN WOOD.
&c
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THE Subscriber is ,
Il Gloh--'l'svern, q
Piece and Fancy Goods,
SuperIine and Common
Broad Cloths.
Do. do. Casscmeres,
DO. do. Costings,
Flannels. Fancy Vest
ing,
Red and Blsck Eomba.
yetts,
Wors,e;l, Cotton and
silk Hosiery,
GinghMns, Cotton
Shir,ing,
Irish Linen snd Dow
lass,
Fine and Common
Printed Callicoes,
Yelvets Cords, Um-
bse!!as, Threads,
Sewing Silks, Extra
long White and CO.
lorsd Kid Cloves,
november IL.
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E'ok SALh-By virtue OF decree nj The
L superior Court OF Chancery Cor the Rich
inond district, pronounced on the 2Ist SePtem-
Der, 1909, will be sold on the premises. Satur-
DAY the 30th or this uDntn, tu the highest Bidder,
the BflCE HOUSE & lar Or Gl9OUND
a''"nnG thereto, situate ON Shockr tii!s an tbs
Mon street iead1Sto She turnpike read, and ri
present OCCUPIED ny air. Joseph Carter as Gro
gerry nc s*'e IS made TO raise sum of money,
interest and COSY, due from Inbn q VIM 10
James Sovan, assignee Of )lines innis, as par
tculariy ment pned in said decree.
JOIN T PRICE, Conunrissi.acy.
Richmond, December ids
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Il DUCATlON.-The SCHOOL, at the Force
~ Mil, VIII be continued the ensuing wear. IN
der the direction of Richard and Brooke Hill, in
"licn wan be tsught Reading, Writing, Gram
mar, Arithmetic, Geography, the use of the
Globes, Mathematics, with It's application TO s,..-
v,ey'ng, &c. Fergdsor's and BARS Lectures. and
the Latin language. The price for board will be
8 T5-Tuition s 25, TO he paid quarterly each
boarder Finding his own bed. Books viii be fur
nlshed.if requested, by parents and ruardians.
me school wall begin on the 18th January, and
end on the 18TH Dec. following.
King and queen, Noy. ~. WOW
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December IA.

y OPT JOHNSTON, in addition to his stock
~ of GOODS on hand, has received a COM
fiete and general assortment, which he vii! sell
low for cash or negotiable notes, amongst which
are, IRO Nl9ONGER1'S e CUTLERY. of every
description, White Lead in kegs, Window Glass,
Clue, Suwarrow Spurs, Horse Whips, Brushes,
Scythe Blades, Seine Irvine, Imperial & Young
Hysen Tea, Coffee and Loaf Sugar, Oznaburgs.
Russia Sheetng, Cotton Shifting, Cambricis,
Fatent SusPendcrs, Umbrellas, superfine and
coarse Cloths, Kerseymeres, Flannels, &c wor-
sted and silk bindings, Manchester Cords, Wool
Hats, CarPetng, Mattresses, Ladies Morocco
cork sole Shoes, &c. &c.
" Wants to hire or purchase, young Wo.
man, who can cook and wash
November "a #
{ HEESE, HATS, SALT-PECkE., GUM
~ POWDER--A consignment Of Co!ourey
Cflsese Of superior quality, in casks and boxes,
just received
A large and general assortment ofgentlemen's
Six Beaver and Fur HATS.
English refined SALr-PerRE,
and IF glazed and rough GuN-PowpER
= D. ]. BURR.
Dccemher l. 9.wo,n
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DLNLEL. GILL

Escegto- Of the Testament AID last Viii Of
ROBERT MEANS; Decd.
November 81. tbs
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ri Office Wit be sold 20 the hlshes. bid.1 :,
| L ' on Friday the 29th day fihe present mon.
Al tbe late dwelling Of CAPTAIN Bcni. johnson,
decd OF this county,, quantity Of Corn, Fod-
der and Shucks also some Hogs and Geese
and on the d ~ following Cat the Saw Mll.)
considerable quantity Plank Six months crqde
will be gwen 20 the purcls sers for Ill sums above
five dollars, on giving b with approved seSu-
rity, with interest from the date-For five dollars
and under, cash will be required ana N the
last mentioned day the Saw Mill belonging To the
si,d estate, wil be rented for the year l3lD and
possession given the Isl January 1910. Further
particulars will be made known on the day of
renting.
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IN CHANCkkY In Chesterlled county
Court, November 1Sih, 1909
Toomas smith, RltinnG, VS.. Stephen Am
and Judith Bcss, DSfena,.ats
This day came Tie plaintiff by James Robert
SOW ir esquire, his attorney, and it appearing to
the satisfaction of the court, that the Defendant
Eism is not an inhabitant of this commonwealth.
Il IS ordered, that the said Eam do enter his ap-
pcarsnce III this suit on or before the sesond
Monday IN January next and give security tor
perlnrmi1g such decree tho court may here
alter make IN lie premises IL is further order
ed, that the defeniLlt Bass, out of the effects in
her hands belonging to he defendant Elan, do
retain sufficient to satisfy to the plaintiff the sum
OF Is 9 6S Cd with six per cent interest thereon
from the Sth day of January 1907, until paid, and
y 80 cts. costs, aud also the costs of this suit
add that copy ofthis order be published in some
newspaper in the city of Richmond for two months
succe ssively, and at the front door Of the court
house of this county.
A Copy. Tests,
p. POINDEXTER, D. C.
December 16. wsw
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N CHANCERY.-At a Court held for Cum
4 herland County, the 9th day of November,
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Guropf.
LATEST FROM EUROPE.

BALTIMORE, Dec. -.
Ey The arrivaiof the ship Pall.s, West, in 50
days from Tenaingen. which sa, left the 2d OF
November, we have been politely favored with
the following extracts from the latest Hamburg
EXTRACTS
From The Hamburg Correspondent of 9th Octs.
her, 1909.
Extract u a letter from Yienna, dared Oct 14th
This mement was published the following
extra gazette"
:, This day about noon, his excellepcy the prc
sident, received the following letter from his en-
cellency, the governor general Of Austria
M. PRslDHNr,
haste to communicate to
you, the following copy of an order Of the day;
from which your excnilency will learn the pie as.
lng news that the peace has been signed this fore
mon, ats o'clock. 1 ara ordered TO make It
known to the public by salute of one hundred
cannon You will please to have it announced Nv
the sound OF trumpcts. hereby authorize you to
have the order of the day, which have the hon.
Or to transmit to you here with published in hand.
bills in both languages.
renew. Mr. President the assurance Of my
sentiments ofhigh personal consideration.
<Signed) The General of Division,
Count OF the Empire & Governor.
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he Subscriber has recently obtained licence
i as an Auctioneer in this city, his Office is in
Mr. James C. Antllonys large tire-p proof busld
ing near Shockce Warehouse, where he offers
his services to the public to purchase and sell
Bank Stock, Good Notes, all kinds of Goods.
Wares \ Merchandise, Lands, Tenements, To.
bacco, Flour. &c
He will always consider it his duty faithfully TO
observe the interest ofthosc who may honor him
with their confidence, and NEGLECT no opDoriuoi
ty to promote him in their esteem.
BIRIL&TT STILL.
All kinds of Goods and Prndnca sinrnd 81. i
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-12-21
"aA ENhf NS.
Henrico, December Ia. 2aw4t1

PURSUANT to the wdi of Tie la!- Ralph
Woimcy, esq viii be sold or Tuesday tl,e
OH OF January next for cash, at Urbanns, ,,,ut
hfcen or twenty LIFTS, belonging to tie es-
ale If the said d"cedent, and consisting OF men,
w>Meu, and children.
ELEANOR WORNELEY,
AlE1ia:s.rrtrix 7pith ie wiz ann.aest
J%O. CHEVY, d.IiaiDistratc-.
Midd!esex, DeccmleFL9 eptdsI