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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-07-14
FOR TIE ARGUS.

At meeting OF Respectable number of
the Citizens Of Charles CITY County. at the
Court House, on the 4th ofJu,y, after an o.
ration by Mr. John Tyler, Junior; the fol-
lowing toas,s were drank Col. John Chris
tan Being elected President, and Patrick
Hendren Vice President.
1. The day we ceiebrate-May it ever
he held sacred as the birth day of Liber-
ty.--s. cheers.
2. TAe patriots OF the revolution May
their sons never degenerate from their vir-
tBrs.-ls. cheers.
3. To the memory Of George Washing
ton-Brass and marble may moulaer into
dust, but the glory Of virteous deeds can
never die--6. cheers
4. Tothe memory of Patrick Henry-The
thunder of whose elnquence, shook Tyran-
nv from the throne, and released Liberty
from the dungeon &C. cheers.
S. The American people--Mav they al
ways estimate through a proper medium
tie blessings flowing from Representative
Democracy--3, cheers.
6. Our Eastern Brethren--- they Rrst
unshea,h'd their swords in the Cause of Free
dom, and they never will desert their posts.
s. cheers.
Z. Thomas Jefersour-Thc real Patriot,
the enlightened statesman, and speculative
phiIosophere--6- cheers.
8. James Madison--=Let him follow the
example Of his great predecessor, and the
glory of ayes shall be his--s.cheers.
.. The Governor of Virginia-=!Iis po-
itical course has been that Of the sage, his
private tina, Of man. g. cheers.
10. Peace with all nations incumber~
ing alliances with none--3. cheers.
IL. Jhe Constitution of the u. States
The most g'orious production of human
vsdom---s. cheers
10 The Congress of the r.. States-.-
TIiey never will surrender their country's
honor IS cheers,
10 An Union OF all parties---May we b.
"all Repnbl cans, all Federalists." 3. cheers
IA. The peaceful policy Of our Country
Nav it be preserved XII honor forbid it,
8. cheers.
IS. rhe Irish people-When shall thy
harp, Oh Erin, be tuned TO the song oi
peace ! thy sons are brave in the field,
bur many are their foes--3. cheers.
16. John Clopton The steady politician,
and the upright man--5 cheers.
II. The American fair Bravery their
Idol Cowardice their scorn g. cheers.
Volunteer by Col John Christians The
youthful orator of the day May his mind
expand with his years, and his talents al
ways be devoted to his Country's call and
the good of the people.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-07-14
SD1alg8Ele.

From Porfsmonh ~. ~. July, S 1909.
' Undoubtedly verbal accounts will have
reached Boston ere this come to your hands,
OF most tragcal and distressing event
which took place at Fort Constitution I'm
this harbour) between and S O'Clock. yess
terday afternoon, by the blowing ~, of two
chests of powder and about SO cartridges of
and ponnl, making about 300 VT. of
powder in the whole which killed and
wounded IA or Is citizens and soldiers.-
Seven we're killed almost instantly or died
within few hours. The lives of several
others are despaired os. Being on the spot
a little after the shocking ev' Mt took place,
/ minuted the following names among the
killed and wounded (some others were mis-
sing) va.
. Sergeant Albert; Theodore Whitman, REQ
Ganoth, Samuel Stevens, Gideon Could,
Edmund Aurd, John Kicker, Robert Nit.
Ter, Peletrah MsDaniels, Ephraim Picker.
ing, esq. Of Newington, and Young man
by the name of Paul, of Kittery-these tive
latter had just landed to see the fort John
Mitchell of New Castle, and two or three
others whose names could not ascertain.
TO prevent any exaggerated stories being
circulated, send you this information and
am yours respectfully,
&C. PEIRCE.s
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-07-14
QUEEN OF FRANCE.

The queen of France and Duchess
of Angouleme, have been at Gos6eld
For some time past, where they receive
but little company. The meeting be-
tween the duchess and her father-in-
law, Monsieur, was one of the most
affecting scenes that can be imagined
he had not seen her for nearly three
years, during which period she had
experienced almost every misery; they
held each other long in their embra
ces, but cosld not speak, aud especially
they dare no. trust themselves to con
verse together, bAs upon common to
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-07-14

States. They must not be cocrcive means.
Such ores in most cases would proi,,ee eff
fects directly the reverse of what would u.
intended, Our policy Goes no. admit ne
standing ARMIES; and if it did, we could
not maintain them sufficiently numerous to
restrain great bodies of freeinen VITA arms
in their hands, blinded by ignorance, hea.
ted by zeal and led by factious chiefs &
If we could maintain them strong enough
for that purpose, we all know they would
very soon overturn the government they
were intended to support.
With as little prospect OF success could
we rely upon legislative means thai IS,
upon laws against treason and mistieinea.
nor, or any other chapter Of the criminal
code. Such laws may sometimes intimi-
date chief of rebels, or a few unsuppar.
ted traitors. Bat whole geographic al
district os rebels, half a nation of traitors
would legislate against you. They wouli
throw your laws iHto one scale and their
own into the other, anil toss in their bay.
onets to turn the balance. ~
CTo DC Continued.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-07-14
THE FOURTH OF JULY.

The citizens Of Richmond have &C ebra-
ted tie 4tb OF Jrly with the parade Of
troops, military evolurions and firing.
For this they deserve praise, as having
6cre something in commemorative OF the
birh dsy OF American liberty. Bot was
this enough VIVA, has beccme Of the
annual paneeyrical orations Of this day !:
oi :he reading of the declaration of Ame-
ricar indepel dence in the capitol: and CT
our general entertainment
Or will IL be said that these are preju-
dioes, and therefore are unnecessary, be.
cause esth is already acquainted w.,h his
rights, and that no Grafton will make him
more fully impressed Than he is already
viii the advantages Of freedom We wish
it were co yet we sill wish that festivals
il remembrance Of al ,he erea; eSploi;S
OF cur revolution were annually ccmmem
Grated. These wond gi'e al appropr-
ate character To our manners, and rivet
our affections still more Glossy to our
county
They are s,ta gers to the feelings o. the
human heart, WIN are ignorant Of the at
tachm nj Ultp have TO the instItutioas Of
their country. These recall 70 our minds
tfe scenes and pleasures of our youth !,
ws,n we sre incspacitsed either b. 40.
.ence or " age frcu, ENJOYING Them any
longer. These are some Of the great cau.
ses Of that garruliiy So observable IN old
s9e because its only eHjoyments consist
in the recollections o. memory. Any man
sl,seni from his county mus have frIt and
in spl OF all the pow of philosophy viii
l.. =. 81,
turn Of the annual festivals Of ms country.
II is not true that every man in shis
country is sensible 10 the blessings Of re-
publican government. There s,e some
amongst Us ~hc ike persons of a debsu, r..
ed taste ard vi,iated palate, cannot endure
the simple relish Of republican gosern.
ment thry want something more pung@nt
TO The feelings aud more gorgeous in lis
representation.
There are Others bribed by money or by
th,ir ptejudices to be Ices oil freedom
ardlriends Of monarchy. These wish their
wives 20 have an opportunity ofkissing the
hands ola queen, & Of Standing themselves
for hours ia silent expectation OF the open
ing &C the doors OF IN audience chamber.
or these theve are some of such unblush
inc front, as TO proclaim IN the lace OF the
public, "that they would rather be dogg
end bav the NOON, than be thought AmG
ricsns''s
TIE declaration Of American indepen
dente g. he bdloFriah's shouldbe the iirst
PRAYERS taught the children OF ,iiis coun.
tryt bot If persons @il not take the trOu'
bic, a. easttheir reading a. Often as the &c.
casion would admit OF, sheUd on 40 acs
CONT be dispensed with. his would have
the effect Of oaunfefaetng the silent APP
prosches Of tyranny! for republicans, by
referring political measures TO a STANDARD
already impresscd upoo heir minds, would
easily discern their agreement or repog-
nance with the principles Of freedom. The
res6i0g cfibe declaration of American in
dependence, therefore, ought never TO be
omitted. Surely il would be TIE best
,,a;er of Thanksgiving that on that day
uId be addressed TO heaven by US, a. il
Nid. CoIemsn's papsr~
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-07-14
Mr.. SAMUEL peasants,

was one Of the committee appointed 10
draft toasts for the barbecue at Goochland
Court House, on the 4th July: This COM
mitice vas appointed sometime previous
20 the barbecue, and the toasts prepared
by one Of the members and presented on
the day. was not present AT the barbe..
cue, and had no knowledge Of the procee..
dngs until saw them published in the
Argus. Finding that some of the toasts do
not accord with my sentiments, | wish 1t 70
appear, that did not as one Of the CON-.
mttee give my sanction tn them. The
toast respecting Mr. John Rausolph par
ticuIarly disapproye Of, as think he de-
serves well of his country.
J0lIN CURD.
Coochland, July ., 1902
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-07-14
CHARLEsroN, June s1.

Arrived. Brush brig Tanner, W1ina
wright, Trinidad IL days. Lief. at Trin-
dad about Is or 30 sail of American vss-
sells; provisions were very low. Accounts
had been received at Trinidad that new
governor sent out by the supreme iunta,
arrived at Mexico about month since,
as also several other officers, sent out by
the same authority, at Caracas, Cumana,
&c. The Spaniards on the Maine ate re.
presented as enthusiastically attached to
the cause of FeRpIsAEo VII.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-07-14

TIE allowing rs the OR,S7'T0N pronounc-
ed bu JeEL BaRLow, Oh the 4fh Of Jniy,
OF WASHINGTON Gin.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-07-14

Also, brig Fair American, Hamilton, %
days from Cayrnoe Gloves, cinnamon
and cpcoa--Buffum and Goodhue and--
Wright. Sailed 18th ut. Schr's Speed
well. Duval, and Amazon, Sylvester, slil-
ed, the former on the 10Th and the latter
on the 18th, for Baltimore. Left brig FRI.
al Carrolltcn, of and for Salem 10 days
schr. WAshington,---of SAybrook for New
York, in Is days. a few days previous
to oar sailing from Cayenne, the troops
stationed there had revolted and wounded
a number OF PERSONS in the streets, they
made a PeremptorY demand on their wac
ges from government accompanied with
threats, that II their demands were not
complied with in % hours they would
FIRE UPON THE GOVERNMENT
HOUSE, which demand the government
we're not able to inset and dare not refuse,
without leyylng heavy tax on the mer.
chants, which they were obliged to do, af-
ter which the troops had become more
tranquil but il was feared by many, that
something serious would take place in a
short time, as the privates had complete
controul eyer the. Several Americans
sailed for Surinam & Demerara.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-07-14
BosToN, Ju,y a
From the Havanna, JAne 10.

From the Havanna, I.4ne 10.
THE San Francisco, d.. Paula, of ~
guns, arrived this morning fcom Vera Cruz,
with millions of dollars for Spain, aud
two for this place. Mr.. Anderson, hme-
rican agent, has closed his Office, and by
eSkress orders of the governor will take
his departure in few days.
Extract OF a letter from MnrselIes, da ed the
lott, of April, to a gentleman in this CITY.
60 Not long since the American minister at
Paris, Mr.. Armstrong;, advised the consul
here, that the American vessels in France
not sequestcred, had been placed at his dis
posaly 1t appears however that the decree Of
the emperor contains restrictions with which
he was unacquainted and now directs the con.
sui not to comply with his former instructions.
The faint hopes we had eptc rtained of an adj
justment OF the Differences between this ceun..
try and America, are therefore again dissi.
pated." N. Y. Gaz.
10 Erratum page 1. col. 5. read % ar
mics either staggered or DISTRESSED.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-07-14

+. vid. coIemsa's papsr-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-07-14
LAND for Sale.
NTIILL BE SOLD, to the highe,t bia'
wv der, on the 18th day of July nex.,
The Tract of Land,

Whereoa The late David Owen, dec. liv-
ed, containing AIS Acres. lying in Pow
hatan County, about four miles from the
courthouse. There are two settlements >n
this land, on each oil which is good or.
chard, from which considerable qusns;.y
OF excellent cyder is annually made. tn.
qualiiy OF the land is such as usually ,o,1e
found in The neighborhood ; II val be DIV.
dcd into two lots, or sold IN ooe, as i,,av
be mos, conducive IN he interest ofihc.s.
tate. The terms viii be 500 dniars paid on
the day OF sale, 500 dollars io SIX inon,hs,
and the balance in two equal aunua! pay.
mepts. Rond with approved sec,:,sty, all
a deed oil trust on the land vat, be rcquir
ed OF the purchaser, the bonds I'll carry iu.
terest from the date stnot punciuaily pal /.
Possession given the tirst day of Dece n.
Der next, with the privilege of sowing sra AZ
grain the drst day Of September next. NJ !,
GEORGE OwEH, living on the land, will
shew it to those who wish 10 view it.
JOSEPH MAYO, Ex'r.
Of the last Will and restam- nt OF
DAVID OWEN, decd.
Powhatan County, 5th June, 1909. w5t
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20 Dollars Reward,

is offered for experimenting ANDREW a ne
4 gro slave, who about the beginning OF thu,
month RUN AW AY from the subscriber resi-.
ding in the neighborhood of Amelia Court
House. Andrew is about thirty years old.
an Intelligent, active. small man, good HOUSE.
and stable servant, drives Carriage well, UNI
der,iands = l;trle OF Shoemaking. and readily
performs any kind OF plantation labor. Some
years ago he was in the service of Mr.. Turner
at the Bell Tavern in Richmond. where be-
lieve ne generally acted IS hostier and after
wards till last Christmas was employed by MIR.
Henry L. biscoe of Manchester in mis- tobacco
s,cr,rsery. He has a wife living a, the Man
chester coal yard. fee mulatto woman named
Sukey Holiinger, by whom have reason 10 be-
lieve We is secseted 1 will pay the above re-
ward to any person who win deliver TO me the
above mentioned siaye, or secure him in Jail. so
that get him again,
James Henderson.
seth June, 1909. If
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-07-14

HAVING executed a deed of trust to
A Benjamin Oliver, jr. William Cum
ningham, and Samuel Richardson, convey
ing certain property therein mentioned, to
them, for the pnrpose ofmaking sale there
OF, in order to discharge all debts for which
am bound for my father, and my own
debts,--it is therefore my wish that all such
creditors may as som as possible, make
their respective claims known 10 the above
named gentlemen, that they may know how
far TO carry the sales, which will take place
the LIST of August next.
JOHN M. SYME.
4th June, 1909. ids
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-07-14
Valuable Property
4th June, 1909.
FOR SdLI

FOR SALE.
PURSUANT to deed of trust executed
to us, by John M. Syme, of the county
OF Hanover, for the purpose of satisfying a ii
debts for which he is bound for his father,
and his own debts we shall, on Tuesday
the first day of August next, if fair, if nor i,
the hextfair day, upon the premises, pro
coed to sell, four hundred and sixty -thre e
acres, lby late survey of prime and va. :.
iuaole Land, adjoining the town of New
Castle, upon Pamunky River, and the ferry
across that river. Also, ELEVEN NE
GROES, consisting of men, women, bows
and girls, all the stock of Horses, Cattle.
Hogs, Sheep, and implements of Husband
ry, &c. conveyed by the said instrument.
Such title as we hold as trustees will be made
the purchaser or purchasers, and possess-
on OF the land given at Christmas, with the
privilege OF seeding wheat this fall. The
terms OF sale will be Que third cash, one
third IN SIX months, and the balance in
10 months, from the day of sale Interest
Will be expected upon the distant payments
Bonds with approved security will he re-
CURED of the purchasers of the personal
properly, and bonds with deeds of trust
upon the land and Jerry of the respective
purchasers. The land, SC. will be she wD
by Mr.. WIN. CUNNIEGHAM, living in New.
Castle, or either OF tie Mr.. SYMks, to
ny person wishing TO view the premises -
Creditors will be allowed 70 purchase, and
their Claims discounted.
According to Mr.. John M. Symc's noti
fication above, We or either of US, Will re
ceive the amount of any claim, and it is our
wish that they be made known prior to the
day Of sale.
There are some previous liens upon this
properly, or some of il, TO secure certain
debrs, which win be first paid, according
TO their several dates. Proposals for any
part Of the above property viii be received
by either of the trustees prior TO the sale.
BENJAMIN OLIVER, jr.
WIN. CUNNINGHAM.
SAML. RICHARDSON.
New Castle, June 4tn, 1909. IDS
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-07-14
IN COUNCIL,

january 90, 1909.
PROPOSALS will be received by the Exc
cutive for manufacturing three hundred
and ninety Rifles during the present year, be-
ing the number directed by law to be provided
annually, including the deficiency of last year.
Extract from the minutes.
DAM. l.. HYLTON,
J rE Clerk of the Council.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-07-14
~ o T L C L.

WHEREAS, my wife Elizabeth lvrie ht
having eloped from my bed & board +,
iake this method o! Forwarding all DC,
sons Whatsoever against trusting her on
my account, rs | am determined 20 psy
no debts OF her contracting,
ROBERT WRIGHT.
Amelia, July list, 500. 3lp.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-07-14
VIRGINIA.:
At a Superior Court of Chancery hol-,

At Superior Court of Chancery hol-
den at the Capitol in the city Of Rich
n,ond, the day OF june, 1909.
Nathaniel White, Villa n Smith s Eliza-
beth bis wife, formerly I'll zaDeti White,
JOSIAH Franklin, and Lucy bis vie, for
merry Lucy White, winch Nathaniel,
Elzaueth and Lucy are children * psrc
OF the devisees OF David White, decea-
sed. Pits.
against
Robert White, one of the sons anddsvisees.
of David White, deed. Natn4uie Tailey
and Sarah his wife. daughter and deYI.s
seesof the said David White, William
New and Mary his wife, also daughter
s. devisee ofDavid White deceased, Da-
vid White, son x heir OF John White de-
ceased, who was son & devsee Ot David
White deceased, Ludwell Epperson and
Fanny his wife, formerly Fanny White,
William White. David White, John
White x James White, which SAID Fan.
ny, William, David, John * James are
cn,ldrtn OF lanes White deceased, son s.
dtvisef of David White decd. the said
David, John & James being infants under
age OF twenty one years, by Isham Cod
On now assigned their Guardisn. Defls.
HE defendant David White, son and
heir of John White deceas ed, and
William White, son of James, not hav-
ing en.ered lher appearance and given Sc
cmrity according 10 the ct Of assem-
biy, and the tn es OF THIS court, ard il sp-
| pieafibg TO the satisfaction Of the court.
hat they are not inhabitants Of this country.
ON motion of the Plaintiffs by counsel, IL
! is ordered, That the said defendants de
appear here on the first day of the next
term, and answer the bill OF the plaintiffs;
and that copy Of this order be tort hwnh
inserted IN some newspaper published in
the city OF Richmond, for two months sue
cessIveiy, and posted at the front door Ut
the Capitol in the said city.
Copy, Teste, p rinsley, C.. C..
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-07-14
A Bank Note

on. ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS. taken
from black boy, who called himself lanes
smith, and says he found II in the stree, mo,
,hmFing u proper 10 let the boy keep u. de
a'ned II for the proper owner. who may have il,
m giving satisfactory evidence of his or;their
''ght to It and paying the expense Of this adver.
usement.
JOHN MCDONALD.
Riehnend, March 10Th, 1909. t.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-07-14
City Hotel to Let.
Virginia, to wit :

.At c court of.Ifheats heid at the Catifol in
Ricbmo nd, the fSocHielh day Ut May,
1905
RULE. Great inconvenisncies & delays
HAVING arisen frcm motions to alter & amend
the DEGREES 81 special entries Of this Court,
after they have been entered of record, It IS
expected that in future the Counsel will re-
spectvely in all cases where a special de-
prepare notes OF such decree or entry as
they uay think ought to be made on the
decision to be considered as part of their
statement, and delivered to the judges,
with the record, al the hnal argument, in
sacn cause.
a Copy, Teste, j. Brown, c. G.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-07-14

pY virtue ola deed of trust cxecutei by RO-
II BERT WHY'RE, on the 18th day of Octo-
Der 1907, for the purpose of securing TO John
Baker, executor Of Solomon Gordon, dec the
panc,uai payment of debt particularly de. crib.
ed in the said deed of trust, WILL BE SOLD.
on the premises. 20 the highest bidder, on Sstur.
day the 18th July next moren)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-07-14

and adjoining DIR
tere
and WibboHes
Laced and Tsmoor'd
Cambrick Muslins
Floss & Vain stripe do.
do.
laced Robe Dresses
Mems and Womcn's
Silk Cloves
Silk hdkfs. and Shawls
Core aud Vest Glass
Buttons
Seaylet, Green, Black &
BropR Persians
Plain Sarspstss
Black & cold. Justrings
do. do. Syeche VS.
Silk Waistcoating diff.
colours
c ,tton Cassireres and
English patent Nan.
kecns
Linen :, Cotton Checks
Cotton Brown Holland
. Veiver Binding
Cotton 4 Chiniz Shawls
: Pollicat e Romal hddfs.
Silk and Cotton Umbrel-
f, las
Silk and Cotion su.-
s pcntess
JTLERY, JAPAN'D
SADDLER Y.
l Chamber & stock do
Cupboard, Chess,
L ProSpect book case
and Desk Locks
, Wood Screws and
: screw Drivers
IS Fee compaSses, Iron
g Back.
d Hand, cast steel saws
Coopers' and Carpen.
I ters' AIDES
S Drawing and Cutting
e Knives
Smilhs' AnviIs s. vi.
d ces
Hair Brooms, Clamt
l. Brushes, White
Wash, counter ant
p Shoe do.
Japanned Walters as,
3 sorted, elegant pat
terms
g Mkt & Gilt Pins
h w &. Needles Of tn,
most apprCvot
a stamp
a Spades, Shovels ant
Frying Pans
j. Steel in Faggots
Cork Screws * Stee
* Shutters
Common BASKET
< Worstead * STRAIN
d ing Webb.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-07-14
The Tenement

In the town of Manchesf err, at present in the oc
cupancy of Mr.. Ma hanicl Chiiders formerly
known by the Name of LEARNS OLD TkvEas,
and designated in the plan of the sad town by
No eighty eight, conf aiming one hundred feet in
front, and one huudre ed and sixty six feet back
with convenen, buildings thereon for the accom-
mediation of family or house of public e;uer-
,ainment. The above described tenement has
been advertised and sold on the 29d instan, un
der the aforesaid deed, bu. the parchaser not ha-
wing complied with he terms OF TIE sale. i, will
posi,ively be sold on the day above mentioned.
under the provisions of the act of the last AS
sembly of Virginia, emitted, " an an Concern
ing executions and for other purposes"
TIL; TRUSTEES.
Manchester 2S,h June, 1909. ti'-
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JENNiNCS'S CAP, June 24ih, 1902.
Robert Mcdowell,

u ESPECTFULLY info' ms the public
AA hat he has Removed his family from
Ssaunton TO the Red, House IN Jennings
sap, on the man Road 10 the dilfeien
mineral Spring IN Bath, Monroe & Green
brier, where he keeps HOUSE of EN-
TER rAiNMENT, at the Sign Of iii,
SPREAD EAGLE, twelve miles from
aun,on and az miles from Harrison
burg. HIS house is large and airy, we'll
!ur1ished with good beds, liquors &C he
best, COED stsblng to hold upwards 81
'htr'y horses, with plenty of bay and
grain and rasturage. Also some Mine
csi Springs very convenient to the house
and as ne intends paying particular attenti-
on TO the house himsell; he hopes o give
genecal satisfaction 10 those who favour
him with ,hen custom.
9rn