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LEES ELIXIR /!

A sovereign remedy for colds, obstinate,
e l coug hs, eatarrhs, asthnas, sore threats,
and approaching con su1npt lions. a single
trial 81 this medicine will prove It's eficacious
quality in restoring q per spiration common to
healthy people it dislodges and expels the
tough yiscid phlegm or nuSus, str tightening
the weakened vessels Of the lungs, thus strlk-
ing. at the root Of the disorder, the symptoms
of course are ef7ectually and permanently
conquered. Tie great number Of cures per-
formed in 1908 BY this elegant and useful pre-
paration, is sufficient to astonish and convince
those that labor under colds, coughs, consump-
tons, xc.of beirg Immediately relieved, With
out saying any thing of the many thousands
benefited in former years however for the
of those persons, if any there be'
that have not heard of the balsaTic Qualities
of Lees Elixir, VIC give the names OF the tot
loving persons who are we'll known to ourcl-
tizens in general as persons of known integrl-
ty and strict veracity. From the following
certificates it will plainly appear, that three
years consumption, q common cold or cough,
arc all with ease removed by Lees Elixir,
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KS 81 -
Lees Genuine EsSsnce s. Extpol
Of Mustard.
a safe an1 eticctuai remedy Tor acute !
chronic rheumatl govt, palsy, Iunba !
mum bness, white swellings, chiIblains,sDrail
bruises, pains in the face and ok, &c.
Lees SoOt,eign Ointment for The Hel|
Whichis warranted anintali.hie remedy
QUE application, anc. may be used with Il
most perfect safety Dyspregnap women,o or
infants a week old, not. containing partid
OF mercury ,orany dangerous ingredient wild
ever, end is not accomplished with that tel
mentlng smart which attends the use Of Oil
remedies.
Persian Lotion.
Celebratedfo for the cure of rngworms, q
tcrs, and ali eruptions of the skin, renderis
1t soft and smooth.
Les Genuine Eye Water,
All clcCtuai IClilSuy ioI al olsedses o. q
eyes:
Tooth Ache Drops,
Which give immediate relief.
Les Corn Plaster.
DAMASK LIP SALVE.
Restorative Powder for the leesh an
Gums.
Indian Ngeta6le Speelfe, !
A certain and never failing cure for ven
real complaints.
". B. Each and every medicine above en
merated,ha directions describing their mo-
Of use in the most perfect manner.
April 3.
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Weseys. r. Lee g Son,

INeSSrS. X. I-Sc - ooH3
In December last | was attacked with
most violent cold, severe cough and pains
in the breast which continuedto grow worse,
during which time my appetite failed, and
my voice altered SO much, that it was with
the utmost .exertion could pronounce a sin
gle sentence louder than my breath. Some
of my friends having observed to me, that
much good had been done by the use oil Lees
EHrir, advised me to procure bottle from
Messrs. Warner and Hanna, which accord
ingly did-and to those persons unacquaint-
ed nth the merits of this medicine, it will
appear astonishing that three doses should
remove the pains in my breast. and the use
of the one bottle restored me to PERFECT.
HEALTH.
J. A. Smith,
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Messrs. K. Lee and Son,

The superior qualities of your medicine,
called Lees Eirir, induces me 70 give you
this certificate for publication, to point to my
suffering fellow mortais the road TO hcalth'
the most valuable of all earthly possessions
For upwards of three years have been al
flcted with severe cough tightness OF the
breast, lownessof spirits, and a gradual vast
ing of the flesh having tried different medi-
cine. recommended for such cases, without
receiving any real benefit fortunately one
of YOUR advel tisernents was given 10 mel
immediately applied to Mr.. 9anee, l7s, Mar
ket street, for some Of your Elixir, which
has contrary to the expectations of my friends
restored me to my former good state OF
health. Any other iniormatioE Will be given
by me.
George HARDWOOD,
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Persian L otion,

Celebrated for the cure of ringworms, I,
tcrs, and ali eruptions of the skin, renderi
it soft and smooth.
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On l,eeouevy r0m SICKNESS.
iBY gLooMFIELD.

STILL, Resignation, was my dearest friend,
Ana Keas sch pointed to glorious end.
Win ANXIOUS signs, parents hope g PRIDE,
/ wIsll'd 20 sliye-l trust | could have died
But winters clouds pursud their stormy
way,
And March bro't sunshine with the length
ming day, y
And bade my heart arise; that morn ard
night
Now throbb'd with irresistible delight.
Dsliehtius 'swas TO leave disease behind,
An feel the renovation ofthe mind
To lead abroad, upborne on pleasure'swlng,
Our children midst the gories OF the spring,
Our fellow sufferers, our only wealth.,
60 gather DAISIES liz tae breeze OF health.
Twas then, too, when our prospects grew
SO fair,
And Sabbath bells ANNOUNCED the morning
pray'r;
Beneath that vast gigantic dome VIC how'd,
That lifts It's flaming cross above the cloud;
Had gain'd the centre oil the chequcr,d floor,
: That Instant, with reverberasing roar,
Burst forth the pealing organ,--mute We
stood:
The stroag sensation boiling through my
blood,
Rose in a storm Of JOY, allied to pain,
I weps, aud worship'd GOD, ana wept again,
And ielt, anaislst the fersor Of my praise,
The sweet assurances ofbetter days.
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ORIGINAL, irom the Boston Mvror.

ALEC'AL PUN.-Soiae time since, when
it was becoming fashionable to transform
crops into queues, celebrated law character,
now on tbs bench, happened to call into a
BARRIERS shop while a Certain fashisnad1c was
undergoing the operation OF having three
inches Of false hair lied to the back part Of
his head, BY the help Of one inch OF his ozta.
The operator had made several attempts
withou, success; queue would not stick
His 5ndeavors 70 grasp as much OF the zach
cf hair as possible, gave his patient il,tuller-
ablcpain; till unable to contain himself any
longer, he frs; vented his passion upon the
jrizeur, in fashionable and appropriate Ian.
gauge, s tlien;d .fnande1 OF the counsellor, if
there was legal method of bringing the often
:ssler to condign punishment -. Most un-
edoubtedy there is, replied the oracle OF
Maw--'. YOU must have him indicted for
eREsTAiLING zvithoma lacence, contrary
t1o the statute"
afae tronte a tail0r's shop, IN Wales, IS
a bard zvlth tais disnifed inscJibtion--
s.3olomoa Hughes, III. B. N. d. III. H."
1vhicn the gamer inte,prets, Breech-s Ma.
krr and Drum MAJOR to the Ang!esea Mill
TIA.
fLond0n Pap
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From tie Monthly Anthglesyy.
ON THE DANGERS AND DUTIES
OF MEN OF LETTERS.

An address, pronounced JetSge The Society
ct Pr Beta KAPPA, on Thursday, Au-
gust 3ist, 1909. By !. S. BuCKMlNsTER.
Printed at Tire request ct the Society.
IL Is not without reluctance, my friends,
that appear before you this morning not
because l felt any distrust of your eandor.
but because | fad ii SO dificult to offer YOU
any thing which shall be worry of your can
DOR The orator, on this occasion, as he
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H U NJ Q R.
From the Federal Republican.
EPIGRAM.

Ga seeing an advertisement IN Phladel.
mia paper, that Dancing Master had
taken A. WHALE into partnership.
BIZ GYef1an ballads zoe are fo7a
lie maze the trees begin to prGnce,
Ind cen hage mountains try'd to dance,
Get spite efa8his skl@ and syishes,
He conld not melt the sou!s at fishes.
But Sicard finding nanght on land,
Has la en- his Stdtion Oh the Strand,
And there --ue Gods the Frenchman hail
Has taught a miauet to A. WHALE.
SIMON SNOUT.
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BANK or PoroAA" N

NOTICE IS Merely CIV" ,n,t an 81
holders 10 the Bark Of foo'hae' snsrisg 81
tioa for tzycire Directors Tor u, ii in tie 81
will be held at the court w. the 18th a.
of Alexsndria, on MosDAH LEV
November next. and Dirff'6h
Charles Page I~sIs.sSa
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-09-29

a GREEABI.E to former Advertisements
N will be sold, by Messrs. prosser and Mon
cure, Thursday ue 5,h Of October next, at
the.tront door Of the Eagle Tavern, between the
hours of four and Ave in Inc afternoon, on ere.
DIT OF one and two yearS--the following tracts oil
LAND, to wit:
4535 Acres more or less by 200 acres, in the
county Of Greembrier:
1850 Do in Boltetourt county, on the rain
road between the Sweet Springs and Fincastle
1000 Do in said county, adjoining the former
tract, ADD lke.i, both sides of said ros,!
$50 Do in said city, extending small dis
tance in Bedford county:
236 Do. in said county, on Loncey's mill creek /:
1890 Do. on Paint creek, forn.eri Montgomc-
ry. now kanawha county
7Se 10. On Percy river and Walkers's creek,
Montgomery, now kanawla county
$50 Do in Same county
20S0 Do. Oh the forks of Salt river, state of
Kentucky
$50 10. Military rights in Kanawha county :
2S4 Do. in the I!liHols grant, north west ofO
Rio
1000 Do, OIL Deer creek, Green river, state of
Xentucky
1000 DO on Deer Creek, joining the afore
yncntionedtract.
e The subscriber holds general warrantees fore
very tract, the two OF 1850 and 1000 acres in
Sottetotirt excepted, Obey having been located
Cor John lie Mayer and hinself) but will (iis-
posed as he is, TO sell at very reduced prices,
whatever is not military right give special
The four LAST mentioned tracts which,are for mi.
itary services, will be sold; :f required with ge
neral warrantees Bonds with approved securi
~, (and bearing interest from the date, if not
punctually paid,] will be required.
G. E. STRAS. d..
September 90. 1t
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A DVERTISEME.NT-W be sold, to the
I Il highest bidder, on the 22d day Of Novegn
Der next, at the late dwelling house of John Gil
!um, decd. of Albemarle county five Negroes
household Il kitchen Furniture; plantation tools :
the crop of Corn, Fodder, Rye, Oats, Flax,
Hemp, and the stock of Horses, Cattle, Sheer
and Hogs. There viii also be sold, on the 1911.
day of December next, on the premises, a tract
OF Land, Occupied by VIM Gum,) containing
200 acres. lying in the county of Louisa, abou, 4
miles below the courthouse. Also, will be sold,
on the 10th said December next, on the premi
SEES, one other tract of Land, Occupied by Joseph
D. Smith,) containing 118 acres, lying in the
tyof Albemarle, about three miles from
Chariottesyiile Those who become purchaser
for any of the above property, must give bond
with approved security. payable twelve months
after date. All persons having claims against
tile estate, are requested to bring them forward
according to law.
FREDERICK GILLUN,
MATTHEV WINGFLELD, I*ecrs'
September 10. 3w
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mo. IL.

tile'r due; but Of Lieutenant Burgess, of the
tinoher. and w. Hawkins, second Lieuts-
nant OF L'Aimable, am more coInpeten, To
speak in favor, tor their interchangeable exe.-
tons IA forwarding my orders to the different
deJachments.
81 ihc distance from Gesseudorf to Cuxha.
ven IS 20 miles: leave it then TO their
it"rdships to estimate the spirit, alacritv ant
expedition with which this service. mus,
lave been performed, when state, that liz
tWenty-tour hours from our departure. TING
Whole detachment returned. sud we're safe
iy embarked on board their respective Ships,
without the loss of an individual.
J have the honor to be, &c
(Sigucd) q. STUART.
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a AND FOR SALE--The subscriber offers
IL for sale that valuable estate on which he
formerly resided, lying on James River, near
the Town of Warmhnster, in the County Of Mel
son, lately Amherst. This tract contains nearl,
TWO thousand acres-The low. grounds are OF
he most valuable kind, and the highlands i,nmc
di2teJv adjacent thereto are very fertile and un-
commonly ieyei-lt might be divided into two
plantations tn advantage, or continued in one, as
might suit the owner. The houses are new and
amply sufficient for the comfortable accounnoda.
ton of family-A more minute description is
deemed unnecessary, as It IS presumed the pur-
chaser will view and Judge for himself The
subscriber will only observe that the place is
very healthy, hes in 4 fine neighborhood, and
commands, perhaps, many adv-Ntages as any
other situation that is offered for sacin the STATE.
One fourth of the purchase money Will be rcqui.
red on the first OF January, when possession
will be given; and the balance will be divided
into ninc equal annual instaiments, without any
charge of interest if the principal be punctually
pa'd--A large crop of smsi grain will be sown
Ill good order, and the purchaser may be accom-
modated with corn &c. sufficient for a years
supply. Letters directed To buckingham Court
House, or 10 Warmiister, would be soon recei.
we'd and attended TO. In my absence, my brother
Mr.. Joseph c. Cabelt will shcw the land TO am
person DESTROYS 70 purchase.
WIN. II. CABELL.
September l. IF
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y Y Write Of a deed Of trust, from Richard
= Young 70 the Subscribers besring date the
26u'day OF April, oO4, and recorded in the &c.
neral Court, for securing certain debt, therein
mentioned VIA be sold, 10 the highest bidder,
an the 10Th September, next, before The Eagle
Tavern. in the city Of Richmond, Cor 81 riUcb
Thereof, as viii DC Sufficient TO satisfy said debt
WITH interest aid costs,) the following valurbie
PROPERI'T, UiS. Lot No. l. with tie Wharf at
tac'2d meretO: no 5, water lot No. g. a lot
VIII the yellow horse back oiwdarf No. No
- back OF water lot Nc. s (; No. G psrt OF lot
40 II :, ia I've plan Of thc city OF Richmond, &
no Il, bought OF ,he Executors of Ffspcis &C .v.
- ana on i''poJ} R'.n street. The s.'ns being
TIE sud Richard Young's part Of properly, silu,
i'ed 80 kocScts, which be held ton0g ,,itA
ifcEeit Pollard and Johnston, & a,si saed to aim
10y yea % p"bu21, executed BY ti,s parties, ON
tac i7tI Mare. AGA.
The SAID sale wall DC made sgreoably 70 the d..
ieo'fos IN suci' cases, OF the act Of l.ssembiy
p~.ttd the 3lst LAY Of January, 1909, entitled
IN lct concerning executions and for othct
Iu 'p25cs.' EDWAPD gORNSTON,
JOHN F01, IfasteeS
august IL. edo
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VALUABLE LANDS FOR SALf;.-The
Subscribers wish to dispose of that valua-
ole tract Of LAND called FopT LEWIS, lying
N the Counties Of Bottetourt and Montgomery
and containing about 1900 acres They also
wish to sell $3.50 acres Of Land lyirg: in the
County OF Flu wanna, on the south side of the
Rivanna river, extending from Col. Cary. line,
Dawn the river, to within about mile Of Co.
l.nbiq
TINS last mentioned Land being in five dis
Unct tracts, VIII DC sold separately or together,
as may hest Dt any person dcs'rD.'s Of purchas-
Ing. One-.ourth ct the amount BENZ paid in
Land, any reasonable credit will be given for the
baiace.
GIBSON & JEFFERSON.
Richmond, July o. If
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p NE Hanover Fall .T0CKEr GLUE RACES,
= VIII commence OH the second Wednesday
IN October next First days race, mile heats ;
the secon days race, two mile heats. Each day
fIee for any horse. mare gelding to ran, accor.
ding to the rules OF the Fairfield course ~ ge-
neral meeting of the Club is requested to attend
at Hanover court house, the tlay preceding the
race. B3TRURST JONES,
Treasurer and Pyoprieto, Of The Course
September o. at
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TNHOSE indebted to the late concerns of
4 Dunlop, Pollok and Co. of Manchester, and
Robert Pollock and Co of Richmond, are now
requested to como forward aad scltle their res
pGcOive balances, as longer indulgence canno,
be granted lawyers and agents having the collec
ton orsettsment Of debts due either Of the above
concerns, will be Pleased to forward us state
menls OF the business ~ their hands
TO NPHINS 81 1KURRAT.
Richmond. Sept. S. eD2m
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M ANCHES TER ACADEMY-tn conse.
1Yl quence of the intended removal OF. Mr. Iohn
Wood, to the city Of Richmond, on the 95th Sep
tember next, the trustees of the above Academy,
are DESTROYS of engaging Teacher of the Ian
suages and Mathematics, to supply the station
he now holds On application to the Treasurer of
the Academy, residing in Manchester, the terms
will be naade known to any gentleman OF Liberal
education and moral conduct
august Is. tf
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ryNo all whom it may concern RICHARD

40 all whom it may concern RICHARD
4 SMYTH, a native Of Ireland, departed tnis
lite on the 1911 Of June, 1902 witIoat leaving in
this State, or in The United States, any rcia.
ton by cohsanguinity, and possessed of some
Estate IN Lands within this Com nodwea.a. q
Which. rs we'll IS OF the United states he bad
long been Citizen. His intent was 60 give tive
Whole ~ the subscriber, as his NuncupsLye
WIN, now OF Record, viii sufficiently prove b7l
thc Subscriber hath been advised ,hSt Il VIA oi
that klnd cannot effect q convey auce Of Lands.
how far sD"ycc it may prove the ir,cot - lie Tes.
ttt"r, and that the (, ,nds late gttic sid Richard
Smith dp Of CONSEQUENCE, eschst 90 lie con-
WonwcWi1, thou. contrary to his intent Of be-
slowing them oua citizen thereof For thai rea
son. the subscriber 5u, u request the General As
sen5.y, g, IT,. cus'anr session, by Petition, 70 gar
ry TIE intent OF tHs said myth into execution, b,
releasing The Interest Of the Commonwealth ~
the Lands whereof be wss poisessel, or en-
titled 10 within the same, to the Subscriber.
DdV[D DoiLE.
Aprllst 81 81
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-09-29

a CARn-DoC7'OR LEWYS, iatelys from
L A the West-Indie.. has opened his Osfice, at
Manchester, in the house of Mr.. l.. Bishop, for
the practice OF Physic, Suyserr, and Afidwitery.
He hopes from his success and experience, 10
merit the patronage of liberal public.
IL b. Private families may be supplied with
Medicines, with suitable directions. or Advice
Cor the poor, gratis.
5, Semptenter %. e
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September 1.

COLUMBIAN MlLLS.--The subscribers
~ having purchased the Columbian Mills, bog
leave to inform the public they giving cash for
Wheat and Corn. Il. HdXHALL G ca. r.
September ). If
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q NIrY of Williamsburg, NEWBOARDING-
X HOUSE.-Fhe Subscriber W.. lives in III,
large and commndious house, formerly occupied
as tavern by MRS Maupin, ON market square.
being the centre of the city, respectfully informs
the public, that he intends opening immediately,
a Boarding House, and proposes to take in aboT,
- boardcrs. p e DENEUFFILLE
Sept. 90 1T
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September 5.

"a OTICE-AIi persons concerned are requi-
1 Y red to take notice, that we have sold the
debts due TO the late concerns Of Robert Pollok
and Co ofRIchmond, & Dunlop, Pollok and Co
OF Manchester, to Messrs. Tompklins and Muir.
ray OF Richmond, and that payments hereafter
are to be made to them alone, or to those whom
they may empower to collect.
3AMES G. JOHN DUNLOP.
Petersburg, Sept.-5.
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September 10.

III ThINF IEiLO KNCES,
" ILL COMMENCE, on tho first Monday
w in October, and continue four days.
FIRST DAY-Tiie Annual Post Sweep Stake
1--we subscribers, s 100 each, free for three years
olds, only two mile heats.
2ND The Jockey Club Purse of S 400, four
mile heats
sRD. The Proprietor's Purse of 8 200, three
mile heats, free for all ages.
ARA. a Sweepstake is opened, for three years
old colts and FLIES, entrance s 50-subscri ption
to close on the evening of the first days race.
The proprietor is unwilling to publish the
names of the delinquent members ofthe old club.
and therefore will withhold it until after the pre-
sent fall meeting.
z. SHOCK,
Proprietor and Treasurer +. g. club.
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August 5

h,r OTIcE.--.W thar igaeS'cl 10 ihe esf4,e ~,
! 4 Dag,i Cisasias. 0ccA ere yegrseG 10 can.
fo'7s1rl 6a. uslee pagH6', as ~ ,.Jtt2 h,dal
g~'re 'sW ~ lgsf III ttoSs th2 re Claims a.
gdfns' IRE s7'! eStzte, arr te7pcsie ~ cguse fer
tsc-i. aft enltc ihcul ke9gH, as az, a59,, 90 SET
dc a1 Ia. esfIte. EHdRLES err 5HHfE,
E<eeGigr " Dav.L 1gcnslaty
Se3fnl5er IS es2e.g
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EUROPE.
From, tie London Gazette.
SATURDAY,.A August s.
ApmrRAlrY-OFrIc1 AUG. :.

AD IIRAITY-OFEICg Aug :.
Copy Of a letter from Vice Admiral Sir
James Saumarez, X. 3. Commander in
Chief OF his majesty's ships and vessels in
on board the Victory, of Nargen Island
9Th July, 1909.
SIR, - 81
On my arrival in the Gulph Of Finland,
having detached captain Martin of his Ma
jesty's ship Implacable, with the Niepo-
meme. uhder his orders to cruise off to the
eastward OF .Nargen Inland, ] herewith en-,
close'a list of vessels which he has captur-
ed, for the information of the Lords Commits
sioners of the Admiralty; several OF them
being laden with naval stores belonging
to the Emperor of Russia, and which can
not tail proving Il valuable acquisition in En-
gland.
also enclose for their Iordship's informa
ton, copies Of two letters have received
from Captain Martin OF yesterdays da,e. ons
OF them giving an account of most gallant
and enterprisiEg attack made by the boats OF
the ships named in the margins under the
orders OF Lieutenant Hawllev of the Imp'a
cable, upon Russian fiotilla Of pun boats
under Percola Point on the coast of Finland
which Notwithstanding their strong position.
they succeeded III Carrying; six of the gun
boats mounting each thirty two and TWEEN.
TOUR Founders, having beea brought of, and
another sunk together with the vessels un-
der their protection, laden with powder AID
provisions for the Russian army in Finland,
being captured, and large armed ship
which was burnt.
IN referring their lordships to Captain
Martins detail Of this important service,
sincerely lament the loss 10 have been very
Lieutenant Hawkey "A brave
and gallant officer, who had distinguished
himself upon various occasions, and Lieu
tenant Stirling Of the Prometheus having
been Killed, and the several men belonging
TO his Majesty's ships. as in the enclosed list,
having been killed and wounded.
cannot close this without expressing nv
highest admiration of the undaunted cou
rage and intrepidIty with which this ser
vice has been executed, and which I doubt
not will be duly appreciated by their Lord
ships.
have the honor to be. &C.
JAMES SAUMAREZ.
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o. meeting of the Club is requested at the
Eagie-Tavern, on the evening Of the first day
L. S.
September s. eptr
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rsNWENTY DOLLARS REWARD-Rana.
way from the Subscriber on Che lst June
last negro man named Biiley, commonly cal
led (Billey Hickman j he is about thirty years OF
age, 5 teet, 3 inches high, somewhat ola yellow
ish .;ast-I expect lie is lurking about the neigh
borhood Of Mr. Thomas Hckman's in Caroline
en- whom he formerly belonged; or in the NEIGH
borhood of Col Christopher TompElns, in King
William w-ere it is understood Re has a wife :
whoever will deliver the said negro TO me shall
receive the above &c ward, aud all reasonable ex.
Sences paid.
90 y II yTJDpy-
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-09-29
Powhatan, Sept. %

The Subscriber has fnr sale Ten Shares in the
Manchester Turnpike Company Those that are
'noned % purchase, my know the terms by
applying TO Mr. L. d. DgSes OF Manchester, or
10 the Subscriber
g. HARRIS.
Sept %. 4w