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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-06-21
Pleasing .1musenlcpt .for Young Ladies.

pleasing .fnansencas fer Young Ladies. q
Ladies taught the whole art Of Flower
Making, Drawing and Painting, as above, and
every attention paid the pupils, by Mr.. and
Mrs. WHITE. An apartment is purposely
fitted for their accommodations THE Ladies
will be divided into three classes, viz.---the
first class (hour) from 9 O'Clock in the morn
ing until IL; second class, from | o'clock
until in the afternoon third class, from
tilI z o'clock and each class to consist OF
Four Ladies only.
7erms-each ferson.---For each different
Flower, when perfect, rs cents twelve: diff
iercnt Flowers, 3S Drawing and Painting,
rs. cd. each lesson, or, lessons, 81.
Ladies can be taught separate, or both
blended together. All materials in the Flow
er making, whilst teaching, free of expense,
and Ladies, at the expiration of their engage
nent, will have the privilege of receiving the
last Flower of each sort they might have
made, SO as to form Handsome Cabinet,
which in itself will be equal in value to the
whole expense Of learning.
". b. 1t is requested those Ladies' that are
desirous of being taught in the above, to give
in their names as early as possible, naming
the class they wish.-The, School will COM
mencc ON Thursday, the 22nd instant.
June 10.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-06-21

TIE beautiful and pleasant FARM, i'm
proved by The Subscriber, in Middle
fssvas s----diso, - House, Garden and Water
lot, situated in .Uafer-srrers, B,fsfoi; lately
improved by DIR. Chiifngs x5r.A Foster For
terms, apply to
CARDER HAZARD.
Mfdlefesrr. Jvre sfi, 1909,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-06-21
FEARING g. FAIRMAN,

Have taken the Store No. l34, 7hames-ssreef,
formerly occupied by Messrs. Gardner e
Dean, where they offer for Sale, general and
well-chosen Assortment of India, English and
French GOODS, on the most reasonable
terms.
.nssghort, June r, 1909.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-06-21
uWeqO Store.o

NHARTIN FEARING and RICHARD
lvl FAIRMAN, having formed a connex-
on in the Fancy Dry Goods business, under
the Firm of
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-06-21

J. e D. WHITE,
ARTIFICIAL FLOWER MAKERS

NO. 2l3, Thames Street, Nessaort,
DEG leave to inform the Ladies and pub
I'D HEX in generals that they intend tn open
their collection on the Goth instant, consisting
Of Artificial Flowers, set in Pots, resembling
nature adapted as Ornaments for Parlours,
Drawing Rooms, Chambers, &c.--Also, an
assortment of Fancy Flowers for Ladies' Bon
nets, &C. &c.--to which they solicit the favour
Of every indulgent cail.--Flowers mIde to
pattern or order, on the shortest notice, and
at reasonable prices.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-02-07

U virtue of a deed of trust executed 70 Ed.
AI.watd I. Charberlayne, row deceased, and
myself by James B. Littlerage, 10 secure and sa
tisfy sundry debts due by the said James B Lit.
'lcPage 70 Benjamin Mosby. assignee of Will.
am Dandhdge, together with expenses OF this
trus,, which said deed is duly recorded in the
County Court of King William, shall on We'd
desday The 9th of March, 1909 proceed to SCI,
70 he highest Bidder. for ready money. Il, King
William courthouse. certain Tract or psrce, Of
LAND. lying and being in the Parish Of 81.
john, and county of King William, and com.
monty known as and called by the name Of Pal
mers, containing by estimation, four hund ed and
hftesn Acres of High Land and one hundred A.
cres OF Marsh Land, be the same more or les.
and bounded by the lands of Bernard Moore
William Gregory, George w. p. Gusts, and
John Onarles. dec. and Matapony River.
Bernard Lipscomb.
December 5th, 1903 w,ds
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-02-07
Valuable Land for Sale.
FOR SALE,
1884 Heres ofLand,

Living on James River, in Powhatan County. 80
miles above Richmond and 10 below Cartersyille
20 acres of ,,is land is James River low grounds
with good shad fishery, several apple and
peach orchards Of choice fruit; 500 acres Of this
land is uncleared and of good quality the cleared
land is well adapted to corn, wheat and Tobac-
co. The present. occupant sends to marke,
from this land annually 1900 bushels of v~hes,
The improvements are superior to any in the
county, the payments will be made easy TO the
purchaser. For further incarnation apply to
Chan: Fl. Saunders.
Richmond, Ian. 9,1s0o. fw3m,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-02-07
L A N D IN G.

L A N D I " G.
Rrom the Schooner Richmond. Isaac Seamaa
Master.
so Boxes Raisins,
10 Bales Soft Shelcd Almonds,
Casks Green Coffee,
~ Barrels Prime Pork, and
Pipe London Particular Madeira Wine.
IN STORE,
~ Hhds. Brown Sugar,
2S Do. Molasse,,
Tieiees Green Coffee,
IS Boxes HavannRh Ssgars,
3 Bales Weleh Planis.
Family Fiour in Barrels and Half Barrels,
s;.;s s.: ;,s'' and TEAS.
10 Boxes Mould Candies
FOR SALE by
Geo. Watt.
Richmond, 18th Ian. 1909.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-02-07

JUST RECEIVED,
And for Sale at Samuel PLeasants' Print
ing Office and Book Store,
Life of Washington, by the Rev.
NJ. l.. Weems.
Pamela or Virtue Rewarded.
Wild Irish Boy, Ga New Novel, BY
Dennis Jasper Murphy.)
Barbauld's Hymns Gin Prose, for
Children.)
Also, the following Plays in Pamphlets,
Az:
Begone Dull Care; Adelgitha !;
World Jew of Mogadore Blind
Boy; Wanderer fortunes Fro
lie; Castle Spectre; Whistle for IT.
January %,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-02-07
To Rent.

a ND possession gwen Immediately. nea,
small brick dwelling house on the Church
Hill. near Mr.. Samuel Adams's. with an acre
OF land attached for = garden this house con.
tains two rooms below, and closer large enough
Tor bed, table AMI two or three chairs, two
rooms above and small closet. two room,
underneath with a fire place in each one
used asa kitchen, the other as a servants foom !.
there are also two Their apartments adjoining
the Kitchen, one used as dairy, the other az q
meat cellar; there is also on the lot. ve,v ex-
eeilent smoke house No situation can be more
desirable for small family, near two excellent
springs, and comranding beautiful view Of
.ne'olty, Msnene;ter' the falls, and as far down
the river az the eye can reach, with rich Inv
urianI, agricultural scenery in front! II NAV be
had for one. two or three years for terms an
ply to the Revd John Ellis. or Mr.. Thomas
Harris, living near the premises
Dec. 12h. 1905. Jawte
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-02-07
10 William Price Burlington,

TO VI!Ilam FrIce Burlington,
Whois nor a resident ojthe state Of Yirgfnia.
SIR,
'AKE notice, that bv virtue ola commission
I from the Circuit Court Of the United
States for the fifth circuit and Virginia district,
shall proceed on the second Monday in March
next. between the hours of 8 in the forenoon
and in Inc afternoon, at the Office of Clement
Bidd'et Esq. Notary Public, Walnut Street,
PaiiadelphiaJ to take the deposition of Daniel
Lammot jr. to be read in evidence in suit
now depending in said court, wherein we are
Plain' ills ard Yourself and others Defendants.
Should the evidence not be completed the first
day, we shall proceed between the same hours
of each succeeding day until it is finished
your ob't seryant.
SMITH, CALHOUN, sco.
Jan. 20, 1902. ,4w
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-02-07
Gerard Banks.

HERETOFORE the Editor of the Virgin.
- ian, has opened SCRIvENER'S Of
FICh in the house immediately opposite the
Market. Writing of every description will be
executed with correctness. Besides the usual
instruments which may be required, he Of
fers to draw Bills Of Injunction. &c at mode
rate price.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-02-07
Negroes for Sale.

I
RY virtue of deed of trust executed to
- US by Mr.. VIM. Wilburne, on the 2lst
day OF May last, for the purpose of securing
TO Mr.. Colin M'Rae, the SUN of c19O los
4 la which debt has been assigned by said
MtRae to Mt. John Gilchrist, of the town
OF Manchester, we shall, at Powhatan court
house. on Friday the Goth January, 1909,
proceed to sell, the following slaves, viz :
iDaUid, Baiey, .dnthony, g Frank, or so
many of them as will be sufficient to raise
the said sum of 6 100 los. Id with inter-.
est from the 18th inst. and all costs incur
red by CARRYING the same into effect.
VIM. MOSELEY, ,
JOHN HASKINS, A'l1SseeS'
December so, 1908.
( N. b. William Wiburne having failed
10 produce Frank, ON the day of sale, we
shall, on Friday the 18th February, proceed
to execute the trust in us reposed, by SELL.
ing said slave Frank also, David & An
thony, agrceably to the :enor of the above
advertisement, deducting C SO los. being
the price given for Billey, by valuation Of
the commissioners.
HIM. D1oseiey.
John Raskins.
January 81, 1903 Sw
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-02-07

buckingham county, TO 4yit .
NAKEN up by Thomas Burnett, a bay
L mare, with one hind foot white, small
white streak down her face, has had 6s.
tula, locked but not branded, supposed 70
be nine years old last spring; appraised to
912. A copy teste,
X. ELDRIDGE, Jr. D. C.
Sept. 24th 1908. VISIT.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-02-07
Penitenfiary Store.

IdE subscviber. Agent Tor the Peniten,ia,y,
l. offers for sale the following articles, The ma
nutacture oftha, institution at very low prices al
whole xaie and TO-, al
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-02-07
Boots and Shoes.

FAIR tops, back straps, SO,
Ditto &
Suwarrows,
Half Boots,
Plantation and light fine shoes, 1855 12s
Do. second & third qualities, 7s6 9s
Negro shoes (strong) IS IS
Girls do. Is a 4s
Boys do. $50 a. 6S6
Childrens' shoetees, IS $50
Fire Buckets S4f a 8 per pair
Brides, Sursingles, Whip thongs, Spur lea
Tiers, Hame strings, Back Bands, Lead
ing, Garden, Hambro and Fishing lines.
ANY OF the above articles made TO orders
lett at the Penitentiary Store, second door
above the Eagle Tavern.
u. ]. BURR
April 2e, 1903. Gavin 1awtD
70 The Shoes are reduced much 6eIo4u
the former hricc
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-02-07
Deserter.

DESERTED from the service Of the Uaited
y Estates. on the 9th inst. private IN the 9Th
Reg,ment of Infantry, Named Daniel l.. Btad
lev. 10 sc ars ot ape, feet 6 inches high, datk
conplexion. ha1ie eyes, and dark hair.-Hf
was morn in CHARLES City county, Virginia; ano
IS n farmer b. profession. The said Bradley hao
on A. he time o. mis- deserlion, the uniformo
the Uni,ed States Light Infan'ry
A rewar,. OF ten dollars will be given to ar
ne~.on vyho will deliver the said deserter TO me
q, 70 any officer in he service of. the State
EDWARD Dit.LAhD, Capt.
5,hU, S. Res't Infantry
emoer 2S. 1903, It.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-02-07
New Law Books.

The eth vol. Of Easi's Reports, and the 5th
vol. of Espinasse's Reports are justsreceiv.
ed and fer sale by S. Peasants.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-02-07
Fer sale or Rent,

n N ciisibie situation FOR Tavern md Store,
II situated II miles above Mshchester on the
BucRincYiarn -,sd -Sucwnby the name Of Halls
Borough tie survey con'1ins In acres, with
good doe log house, store house and -. houses
Foriertis apply TO
Jacob Fackler.
Richmoud Il In. 1909, IF
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-02-07

Large and s,rcrg, hdilr, well calculated Tor
public stage ~ hack hpa'v 10 The rslntsr
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-02-07
With eomhlcte Inder to the whole.


Published pursuant to an act Of the General
Assembly of Virginia, passed the seventh
day of January, one Thousand eight hum
dred and seven.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-02-07
y q It<Ottc UFu ITtT HtuItcTEt NutFT 10 HI &C
hassed since the session of 1901:
(WHICH ARE ADDED
APPENDICES,

CONTAINING
A. compilation of the several laws for the
establishment of the James river, Potow-
mac, Appomattoxa and Dismal Swamp Ca
nal Companies, -
Laws concerning the Northern Neck,
Titles of acts authorising the establishment
of Turnpike Roads, and the erection of
Toll Bridges,
A compilation of the several acts concern
|! ing the Mutual Assurance Society against
\ Fire on Buildings,
Acts and resolutions of a general nature,
which were omitted in the revisals of
1894, and 1908,
Laws concerning waste and unappropriated
lands on the eastern and western waters,
Laws establishing ferries,
Laws concerning the public guard,
Titles OF private and local acts-And
A table of fines, forfeitures, penalties and
amercements; designating such as are to
the use of the commonwealth such as go
towards lessening the county levy; such
as belong.to individuals; and such as are
appropriated to any particular object.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-02-07
JUST RECEIVED,

Richmond, 18th Jan. 1909.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-12-30

ny request Of Mr.. Rober. Turner, we shall
~ sell :, public auction Oh the Stl January en-.
sung, II octoak A.. ii. ou the PREMISE Tor the.
benefit of the sQncsrned That really beautiful
and truly desirable situation, .NaNSFIELD-
situated about one mile from the Cspituf and adj.
joining the farm oF Edmund Raadolph, Eco
There are about rix scres OF Land. con.forta.
bic Dwelling House, with all other out houses.
Tor the complete accommodation of genteei f.. .
miy The high, ANY, and commanding prospect
Of tins Farm renners it equal, If moi greatly su-
perios to any IL the vicinity of the City Of Rich-
m1nd aud it IS now i'll a very high state Of n-
proysmert and productive of much profit 10 the
proprietor. Also, at the same tme that large
&nt! valuable MEADOW immediately below q I.
aaid Mansiield Farm, containing about Is acres,
very well set with grass, and yields abundant
crops there was cut from it tho last seasom fully
45,OOO VT 81 line hay. Ierns of sale will be
made kno VII on the day of sale
PR0SS&R lr MCNCURE, Aucrs.
Mansfield Farm, as we'll The Meadow, are
very handsomely and substantially enclosed
:. p. x M.
DeceEher so. ids
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-12-30

DIED-In Gloucester County. OH the 3gth
dltimo. PETER KEMP, ESQ son Of M.
Matthew Kemh.-iie VAS y,nng man pos
scssed of many virtues, and most tend
beloved by an affectionaie father md many
near relatives and acquantances--So sac
was esteemed in ife. is me regretted in eiea h.
Farewell o. sonlh shon arr for eyer
gone!
THE hand Of Death han thee yf!Jc
80, and liberty shorn.
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ANOTHER

GT The following is from the Alexandria
advertiser" Of the Goth Inst.
g The plan to provoke Mr.. Jackson to main.
tain like man, the dignity of his Sovereign, aId
in so doing, TO act with firm and positive Ian
gIIafye and such as Mr.. Smith siuuld choose to
take ohonce al, ! say the plan was hatched
before MIR. Jackson's alrvs! at the city'-Imme-
d.at.Iy ON its being known that he was at Rpnap-
oils, Mr.. Secretary Smith posted on tn Monticel-
10, where the President met him, and Caucus
was held, attended by the PhilosOphic Chief Of
that place. On that Caucus breaking up, the
Chiefs Of Monticello repaired to Richmond in Vir-
giuia, where another Caucus was held, end The
head of :he Editor Of The Enquire, was furnish
ed with ample materials FOR the subject whenever
th- event happened ard at these two enlightcn.
ed meetings it was resolved ne,H con. that the
MIR who had been at Copenhagen, was an iTn-
proper character 10 be sent hther. and the means
were then plotted to prevent his mission haP ing
the desired effect through his ezertions so that
the MIN hiHsel| and not his manner or matter
was tho gri, vance and was the bone to gnsw."
1t is only necessary to say, that whatever re-
la,cs to the Editor of this paper, is absolutely,
and, on The Glee sf ii, FALsE---and as to the
Caucu,s, there is not the least colour Of truth or
syoba6iHfy. This blmievey seems net yet to hSye
had luis Cae-else, he would not have sbserbed
a thing so a Caucus at MeDticello, which his
wiser brethren are tracing to The bureaus OF Pa
is.
Does he wish to thwart their tale He should
have known, that it is castor to prove two stories
than one--He seems to have lost sight Of p'erty
soe.l rule of Sir J. Ne W;on, that mo more causes
are to be admitted, Than are both vHe and spE
eiest TO explain the phenomena" Such Rute is
Of use, as ell in stoyy-teIhag az in philosophy.
fGPrcotA~-On Tscsday--in these times, we
ore proud 10 see such pens enlisted III the ser-
,c. of the bubble
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-12-30
December so.

Il MOS ALLEY, at t.ic NEW. 1VPK SHOE
\ STORE, respectfully informs the Lld,.s
OF Richmond, that he hai just received bans.
s0Inc assortment Ci Ladies Morocco pOOTES,
CORK SOLfS, 20. &c.-iLso, SONS tea CO.
lorad Morocco SHOES Of the newest fashion :;
likewise, Gsntlenien's Zine Shoes anu ia, ssso
Pumps, and general assortment ofotI.er kinds !,
New York Manufacture.
". g.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-12-30

sion. in the midst Of their numerous vassals.
The great Virginia lana-holder, like ike
English baron, might lay his hand upon his
sword, when questioned as to his title TO his
estate. Like the feudai baron too. the rich
lVirgHiau planter. had a high idea of his
own Importance. He saw himself the Lord
over hundreds OF his fellow men. He proud
ly looked about them & he saw that he had
mo superior. The deformity of slavery was
obtruding Itself upon his view every mo
ment in the day, and the contrast between
its hidcoasness, and the beauty of uniicenced
freedom, had a powerful effect in increas-
ing to romantic extrav agance, the high
sense of liberty and daring spiri: OF iadepen
dence OF the virginian Free .holder-a spi.
rit which manifested isseif Sc long ago as The
usurpation Of CROMWELL The love of IL
berry among the Observation-Disclosures of old and
the Nirginians Of moderH tines, seems to
have increased, though it may appear para
sloNical, to say 30, with the severity of the
discipline which they exercised over their
slaves. When tn these cau,es, which gave
4 peculiar high uiineledness to the Virginiau,
became supcradded, the mild lights of a
lchecring philosophy, arising in the East.
immediately after the revolution in England,
rin 1868, irradiating, and bcsutifyin ing the
wide expapse VI the Western World-1'he
Vrsnian Planter stood erect and alone
self collected, his bosom diiatsd, - his soul
walked abroad in it's own majesty" and he
ho longer brnoSi q command ever though it
howled in the Eastern blast OF royal aatho.
iiiv.
&" Ranmore row addressed the House of
Bursesses, composed OF the Representatives
OF such people It's the foregoing sketch de.
scribes. in ser speech. Ee commercially
ob irving, &c. S<c. &c"
Statutes at Large"--a hook which ought
70, ti,.. &c -
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COMMUNICATION.

coEfMUNICATION.
~ IF h2hutar merss. as u Dramaifsti
claims Patronage frop, the ianbic, the Re-
a.,ft IF Dh. RUTRERFoRD. nts eo,aijis,
sciH c@N fo~tk a rsShecfutie md n~7seroaS
audience.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-12-30

-" Let England re yoke her declaration Of BLOCH
aae against France; france avM repOke Ter decree
Of Bioekade against England. Let England re-
v5ke her Orders in Council If the lkh ef NOven-
Der, 1897; the decree Of Miidn viii fall IF tseH"
Champagne lst'erto 44rnlstrong, Dig %, 1909.
H'oui! rhs magnanirtiy" afhis master insist Up
on Il previous ,eo,cation By England, j that revo-
cation Srere complete
The .formy French constitution says, that
the ,iyhf n war and peace IS in the nation Where
else Sh-pM uys,ide, but in those seho pay the e~-
Dcacc 2"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-12-30

w ANTED to attend in a store, a YOUNG. Man
W who can be we'll recommended for steadi-
ness and industry, and has some knowledge of
accounts.
December 80. ~
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-12-30

" VALUABLE PROPERTY FDP SaLF-
In Pursuavcc of decree OF The Circuit.
Court of the United States, in the Virginia Dis
triet, pronounced al she last session OF that cOur,
IN tfe suit. there depending between VIM. tu,.kali
S: Co. plaintiffs, ag4 inst Inolnas NJ. De,ne ami
others, defendants, and between Serbs Scrnphsl
and Starman, Plaintiffs, and the same defendants
Will be e:.p5Ica To sale, at auction, at Cara in
the county Of GunJer.snd, Oh Thursday the 18th
OF February next, that valuable MERCHA ANT
MILL usually called the Cara MiHs--T Tobacco
Warehouse, Taverh, and other Lots of Ground
az that Piace-Also, all the Lands at or near Ca
ira, Consisting Of 1000 acres and upwaris)
which belonged to James DEAF, Thomas N.
Dsane & Francis B. Deanc to either of them
on the goth day Of March, 1901 Terms 5l~
sale--Ten per cent on the amount Of tile ~ r.
chases to be paid in cash ; credit Of ono. ,.o
and three years for the residue of the Purch.vs
money, to bear interest from the ;i,y of ssIs
the purchaser or purchasers giving bonds wifi
security. to be approved by the ,mder.ip,ed com
mlss'onersI or Tue one that may act, and also ey
| ecuting a deed Of trust upon the property 90
purchased, Tor securing the payment thereof sv
| the periods aforesaid
| Previous to the day of sale the Land will be-
divided INTO convenient lots to suit Purchasers
G. COPELAND, , Csan1iiss;-
w G.. WILLIAMS, oaeys.
December so. eptds
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-12-30

PHILADELPHIA BEER-A few barr,l
- Philadelphia Beer just received, for sale >
u ]. BURR,
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December 30.

0E'BE Subscribcrs 1ter 1.r.g,en,,ts tbo
u RoPE.MAkINc BgstNsss. They wish ia
purchase or hire ten good Spitpers thep are
also in ant of 8 or 10 Labourers, fof WI a. a
liberal hire will be given
WHITE L SHELTON.
December 20, S,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-12-30

TEN DOLLARS REWARD-For .Uore-
hend!ng aud securing in any J.l within
this State, so that ct hin, again, negro man
named DAVID who cloped from nc, on tie 1911
instant OF my way 10 Matches, near the f,rl,y ,,r
Rosnoak--fe is about thirty five years 81 age, If
middle statue, daFk complexion. much p;tfed
with small pox and remarkably .casiJle, win
very for bidding CONFERENCE.-The apparel is got
re- ollected-it is probable he will attemptto get
Osek to Richmond again, or else pass for 2 free
mas. The above reward and all legal expences
will be paid ON application 10 MIR. William Mum.
tord or Mr.. Davidson Bradiute, hving in the city
Of Richmond.
WV. BYRD
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fGp1cotA--On Tseslay-in these times, we
ore proud 10 see such pens enlisted IN the ser-
ace OF TIE public.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-12-30

lust received large anI llr;dsolne asset
- ment of Split Straw BONNET,S, Trimmings
and Ornaments--ForS sale wholesale and retail. by
JACOB LYON,
December 90.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-12-30
HIGHLAND REEL
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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-12-30

7hcSe ere the times thai Try mems so;ii8."
pAINE's CRISIS.
=" IL is time to assume station tiIat will Did de-
farce 10 a"y power, -I- pat an end to- that par
" sp.r;t, which i.,s taught those rations II be.
lieye, thst we had gone from tiiat Just standard
of honest measures, ana could nc easily made u
victinI,ts ;ntr CUE o. iorce--We have taiked long
enough Vt our riet.'s ,lis our ndtcaai honor let
us now prepare 20 tsita! them" Governor IT,
ler's sOnim rIalicI5ioH IT, :.ie Legislo.ae
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-12-30

: "ola,utes at I,arge"---a hook which ought
to oe in the HAND, os every Vnsaian"