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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-01-06
Penlfenflarr Stare.

VIE subscriber, Agent for the Peniten,iary
! oGers for sale the following articles, the MA
nufacture OF thai nstitution, at very lov pries, II
ssoi9 she ard retail:
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-01-06

CONTAINING
A compilation of the several laws for the
establishment of the James river, Potow-
mac, Appomattox 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 general nature,
which were omitted in the revisals of
1894, and 1903,
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
amercementsi designating such as arc 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, 1809-01-06
With COMPLETE Iuder TO the whole.

Published pursuant to an act of the General
Assembly of Virginia, passed the seventh
day of January, one thousand eight hun
dred and seven.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-01-06
Boots and Shoes.

Fair tops, back straps, 50
Ditto
9uwarrows,
Half Boots, s
Plantation and light fine shoes, 1855 12s
Do. second 4 third qualities, 786 9s
Negro shoes (strong) IS Be-
Girls do. 4s Is
Boys do. 2s9 CSC
Childrens' shoetees, So q 4s6
Fire Buckets S41aS5 per pair
Brides, Sursngles, Whip thongs, Spurlea-
theirs, Hame strings, Back Bands, Lead
ing, Garden, Hambro and Fishing lines
Any of the above articles made TO orders
left at the Penitentary Store, second door
above the Eagle Tavern.
ID. J. BURR
April %, 1903. Gavin 1awtO
u The Shoes are reduced much 6eio7c
the former thrice
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-01-06

HE subscriber having -ensved 20 the hoases
on Shccho- Riil, formerly occupied BY Mai
>Sil.vnh IN Val, ~ a vcsy agreeable Ta'i &c ,hs
~,ty, rni c"wiroc"' tn the c;apiu', il ;'erred
,'d - si'cus 1T taking ron, IS 20 20 Members OF
ne AS 'n'hiy as bntsdcra during tie en:u;i. ses
SON. The ceaues, attention will be paid 10 their
sccnmn.oG1'iop.
N. q. he has Tor sale three or fous likely
young Neg'ce:, two of whom likely young
men.
II. Puryear.
November 80, 1909. If
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-01-06
BY THOMAS f. BIRCH.

The late British aggressions have given
birth to great part of this book, and the
author flatters himself, that it contains the
sentiments of every patriotic American.
- Subscriptions for the above work will
be received az the Office of the Virginia Ar
gus, at 9s. Cd. a copy.
September 81, 1908. w2m
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-01-06
Ground,

situate in this city, at Rockets, heing part Of
Eoper's tenement. AZ it is generally denomina-
ted, and IS more particularly described in the
aforesaid deed executed by Richard Young to
Us and duly recorded in the Hastings court OF
this city, or so much thereof as shall be suifici
ent to pay and satisfy Byrd George, whatever
balance may remain due at that time, with in
teres, thereon and the cost and charges atten-
ding the execution of this trust.
WILLIAM McKIM.
WILLIAM MARSHALL.
Richmond. Dec. BIN. 1908. tbs.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-01-06
M u S / C.

JOHN j.. .fBERCRO AgBY;
yIaVIEG returned from his thur 10 the
lSorthwsr,l, begs leave TO acqnain; hi,
frieatls and The public, That he still continue
teaching in this city, On the Piano. Violin and
Guitar He likewise tunes Instruments as
formerly, and respectfully solcits the favor of
their patronage.
Applications at Messrs. Prichard & Adams,
Mr. 'pleasan,s, and Messrs. Fitzwhylsonn and
Potter's will be duly attended to.
Richmond, Dec 2oth. 1893.
n. b. Mr.. Abcreromby could conveniently
attend three or four pupils in Manchester.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-01-06
Richmond December % 1913. 2w
Blank Notes

AND POWERS OF ATTogSgY o-ed il
iepositas stock in the Bank ofNirginis, for sale
al this Vlhee,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-01-06
Education.

THE Subscriber purposes opening a School
4 at his house, in Ferry Street, in this city
OF tie 9th day Of January, 1909 Ills terms
Cor tuition will be, five, six, and seven dollars
per quarter, to be paid in advance for those
pupils who only spell and read. his price viii
be fse dollars per quarter, for those who spell,
read, aud write. six dollars per qaartrr, and
Cor those who learn arithmetic and grammar,
his price viii be seven dollars per quarter.
He viii cndcayor while he instr1cts his pu.
pills IN the rudiments Of literature, to iuculcate
the fundamental principe s Of relis or and mo.
raiity.
John Seabrook.
Richmondl December 20. 1873. Wv
P.S. j. s. will thank those parents and
guardians who wi favor him with tho instruc-
ION Of their children to give him early infor-
nation thereof
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-01-06
Wanted, on Hire

THE MKT YEAR,
A Mar and Woman sevxn,--'he man must
IA be well acquainted with house business &c
morally, and tho management Of horses---ibe
woman good cook--both mus come well re
commended for honesty and sobriey Enquire
ofhe Printer
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-01-06
Notice,

~ENH At by virtue of deed of trust made to
US, we shall! OIL Saturday the 9TH day Of
January next, before the front door of the Ea.
gle tavern, in this city, expose to sale for ready
money. TO The highest bidder, one certain piece,
or parcel of
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-05-09
COMMUNE

On Saturday the 29th of April, the Arlington
sheep Steering was held near Arlington House,
the seat OF George Washington Park Gusts, esq.
large assemblage Of gentlemen from various
parts fthe country were present, most of whom
were clad in homespun. Mr.. GUSTS himself was
dressed in a full suite of handsome home manu-
factures-it was truly gratifying to see this aud-
able and patriotic establishment attended by so
many respectable and independent citizens, and
exhibiting such evidence Of the advantages con-
templated by its patriotic founder. VIM. Fitz-
hugh, Esq. OF Ravcnsworth, DIR. VIM A. Dan
gerfield, of Motley Hall, and John Scott, Esq. of
Fairfax county, each Showed fine Ram Lamb,
and were competitors for the prize cup of 8 so
value value, which was adjudged to John Scott, Esq.
William Fitzhugb, Esq. of Ravensworth, & VIM.
n foote, Esq. of Hayfeld, each Showed pair
OF hne Eve Lambs, and contended for the prize
Cup OF 5 40 value which was adiudged to WIN.
RI. Foote, Esq. Many specimens of excellent
home made cloth and other articles were also ex-
hiblted, and premiums adiudged accordingly.
The visitors were likewise highly gratihed by
the exhibition of many of Mr.. Castis's own flock
OF sheep. and in witnessing the great improve.
rnent made IN this invaluable stock by his iudici
GUS care and attention, no less honorable TO him
than beneficial to his country. Mr. Gusts is lust.
~ entitled to the gratitude Of his feIlow-citizens
Tor this laudable institution, which promises such
advantages to his county, by encouraging the
breeding of sheep and promoting domestic ma
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-05-09

TN CHANCERY.-At quarterly Court,
a continued and held for King and Queen
County, at the Courthouse ON Tuesday the 18th
of March, 1909.
Joseph Temple, senr. PlPf. against John
w. Semple and Edward Hill, Defts.
The defendant John w. Semple not having
entered his appearance and given security &C.
cording to the act Of Assembly and rules of this
Court, and it appearing to the satisfaction of the
Court thathe is not inhabitant Of this state
On the motion of the plaintiff by his Council II
is ordered, that the said defendant John w Sem.
pie do appear here on the FIRST day of the next
term and answer the Bill Of the plaintiff, and
that copy of this order, be forthwith published
in some public newspaper, printed in the city of
Richmond for two months successfully, and that
another copy be posted at The front door Of this
Courthouse.
copy. Teste,
Ro POLLARD, C C.
March "a. sawRw
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dGRICUL TURE.
To secure Garden Vegetables from the effects Of

To secure Garden Vegetables from the effects OF
frost.
The next morning after nights frost, at day
break or soon after, sprinkle every thing liable
to injury, with water from watering. pot. The
quantity OF water required will bear some pro-
portion to the intensity of the frost This will
generally secure vegetables from injury, even
though the frost should appear for several sue
cessive nights.
Every person in the least conversant with Gu
linaIy affairs, knows that frozen meat or frozen
vegetables should, before cooking, be immersed
in cold water, by which the frost is extracted,
and the original qualities of the articles retained
put II immersed III warm or hot water, or if suf.
fered to thaw by the effects of a milder tempe.
nature, they are essentially injured. Frozen
limbs too, if warmed by the fire, mortify, but il
immersed in cold water, no injury follows, ex.
cept slight inflammation, and this not always
In this, as in many other cases, Animal and We
getabe life are subject to the same rules of Pa.
tbology.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-05-09

This letter was transmitted by Mr. Murray tn
the American government, and own / am not
acquainted with any words either the French
or English language, which could have express.
cd an more solemn, more explicit, or more
decided manner assurances of all that had de-
manded AS conditions OF negotiation. How
could get rid Oft with honor, or even without
intaTy! Ii ever there was diplomatic commu.
nlcation, this was one. The diplomatic. organs
were all perfect and complete. MIR. Pichon was
well known in Philadelphia, where he had RESI-
ded some years in public employment in the ia
m'ly ot the French Ambassadors, as respecta-
bic man and a man of letters. He was now sccre-
tary OF Legation, held commission from his so.
vere'gn as much As minister plenipotsntiary 1;
and every secretary of legation in the absence of
ms principal minister, is, of course, Charge des
Afa'res; and the acts of a Charge des Affaires,
are as official, as legal and authentic, as those of
an Ambassador extraordinary.
In what other manner could Mr.. Talleyrand
nave transmitted the assurances demanded ~
He had communicated them TO Mr.. Gerry, b,k
was desrous OF sending them by another waJl
that he might increase the chances of their arr |
val AT war with England he could not sejl
them to Mr.. King. 1.-The had sent them to Nh. |
Ord to Colonel Humphreys, there was no prga- |
btlity OF their arriving in America so soot as |
through Holland. If he had sent the m to Bbin, |
to MIR. Adams, the course would have beeftill |
more circutous, and the probat,'lt much Feat |
~ VI 'o'5 USisy aiiSi uncertain ARRIVAL. lfF nal
sent themto Mr.. Smith, at Lisbon, thereSould I
have been the same difficulties. OF all ke d- |
piomatic organs, therefore, in Eurje, he |
chose the best, tile shortest, the safesttnd the
most certain.
Mr.. Cerry's letterto the Secretaryf State
dated Nantasket Road, October thelst, 1798,
confirmed these assurances beyond alHoubt in
my mind, and his conversations with te, at my
own house, in Quincy, if any thing fther had
been wanting, would have corroyrated. the
whole. AS have not acopy Of thayentle mans
letter, ifhe should chance to read his paper, l
ask the favor ofhim to publish copl his letter
and of Mr.. Talleyrand's letters to Tim; and, if
he pleases, to repeat the assurance he gave me
in conversation. This gentleman merit in this
transaction was very great NY have been
treated like all his other sacriicb services and |
sufierings in the cause his oottry
If, with all this information, had refused to
institute anegociation or had n, persevered in it
after it was instituted, l shof have been de-
graded in nv own estimation la man of honor,
should have disgraced the alton represent
ed, in their own opinion, and' the judgement of
all Europe.
DIM ADAMS.
Quincy. thrill 1900
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In Y--Buckingham County,
i March 1rm, 1909.
Elizabethf aliaferro administrators of Charles
Taliaferro, deceased Plaintiff, against John Bias
kerville, jrOefendant.
ON the totion of the plaintiff. by council, and
it appearit to the satisfaction of the court that
the defent Int is not an inhabitant of this state
1t is ordek and decreed, That unless the said de.
PENDANT yall appear here on or before June Court
next, aTanswer the plaintiffs bill, the court
will theproceed to take the same for confessed,
and dejce the matter thereof accordingly, and
that abpy of this order be forthwith published
in son public newspaper of the city of Rich
mondfor two months successfully, and another
copyle posted up at the front door of the court
bous Of this county.
n Cory.
II. ELDRIDGE, jr. d. C.
ypril Is. w8wp
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LovrsyILLE tx. ).st,rff 10.

1his morning Mr.. Benjamin Wilkinson,
Tr'h a hardy 6and Of sua rriors, hunters and
trainers, all sveH armed and equihhed, for
a gears erfeditioh. LEFT this fiiace for ST..
Louis, there TO join the ST. Louis Missouri
COMPANY, rcho intend 20 tush their, trade
TO the ,;re,' cc!-:4A::s: and tsi o6uaoty I'm a
.few years. by thar Route to the EASE In
dies.
Orr readers wiH be surtrised to learn
the industry and enter1rize suhich hrevoil
at ST. Lewis, Uhher Louisiana, under fhe
,fosfering INSPECTION Of gouernor Lewis
the Missouri Gazette Of the 1st of March,
1909, says ' .At Hereuiancun,a shot man
ufacfory is noso erecting by an actipe and
enter1i,iSing citizen of orr territory The
situation IS peculiarly adahted for'the hu,.-
pose /; hdDing a natural toqper, or rather a
sfuhendous rock, forming a hrccihice of a.
6out 180Jeef, haUing the lead mines in the
Ineigh6orhood, and one Of tie, finest har6ors
,or vessels, soe PRESUME the PROPRIETOR 4vihl
De enabled to su3tihiy the atlantic states on
snch Germs as s,silsdefeat con,hefifion )" the
same hafer o6serpes, thar 80 The cuhure of
hemp has occupied The attention Of the far
mers, and a rotte qvalk zuiU SHORTLY be erec-
ted in 81. Loais - and further .savs :.
IS The Missouri Fur Comfany lately formed
here, has every PROSPECT of 6ecomins- a
source Of incaicuiabie advantage, nor only
to The Individuals engaged in the enterhrize,
but The community at iarge-thcir ertensiye
lfreharatfons, and me RESPECTABLE force
they intend TO ascend the Missouri zvith,
may bid defiance TO any hostile band fhey
may meet 7uith-the STRAINS which descend
from the Rocky Mountain, afford the. finest
hunting, and there qvc learn hey intend TO
build their fort; they heUe engaged to con
vey ShehekGh, the Mandan chief, to his ma
tien. "..... Monitor.
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Quincy, Iprii, 1909

I N CHANCERY-Butin County, ia
L nuary Court, 1909. -,
John Scruggs Plaintiffs VIM. G. Briant &
James Martin Defendas
ON the motion of The laintif, by counsel. and
1t appearing to the satiaction of the court, that
the defendant Briant, not an inhabitant of this
state II is ordered a, decreed, That unless the
said Briant shall apps here at May Court next,
and answer the plairtt's bill, the same will be
taken for confessets to him, and the matter
thereof decreed acfrdingly, and that a copy of
this order be forthtth published in SOME public
newspaper, of city of Richmond, for. two
months successive, ase! another copy DC posted
up at the front Dor of the courthouse of this
county.
II Con,
April ID. wswp
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TUITl9N.-A Person Of rer,ectable cha
= rActfr, capable of teaching the Classics.
and most the important and useful branches Of
the Engiih Language, wishes to engage with
respectable Family, as private Tutor for the re-
ma'noerof this year or to open a seminary in
duous I'D attentive Teacher might reasonsbIv
hope, 2 short time, to establish a permanent
Scho9-His Terms, for the remainder of THE
year, Tiii be moderate, provided there is favor
able respect OF future advantage Satisfactory
Testnon'a!s and Recommendations can be pro-
duisd ior ms Competency, Sobriety and Attenti-
on Is Teacher.-Letters (post paid) adde's.
sefe A. B. c. and left at the Office of this pa
pt will receive proper attention.
: April 1e ~.
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IN CHANCERY.-Louisa county, February
Il Court, 1909
Joseph Voolfolk and Bentley Brown Plt'fs. a
gainst Samuel Nj. Smith, executor of John Brown
decd and Frederick Harris, Def'ts.
THE defendant Samuel M. Smith not having
entered his appearance and given security accor-
ding to the act of Assembly, and the rules of this
court, and it appearing to the satisfaction of the
court, that he is not inhabitant of this state,
therefore, on the motion of the plaintiffs, by their
counsel 1t is ordered and decreed, BY the court,
That the said defendant Samuel M Smith, do
appear here on the second Monday in May next,
and answer the plaintiffs bill, and that copy OF
this order be forthwith inserted in some one oil
the newspapers published in the city of Rich.
mond, for eight weeks successfully, & publish.
ed at the front door OF the court house of this
county on some court day.
A Copy. Teste,
JoHN PoLNDExTER, C. L. c.
March 81. oawSw
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M ESSRS. Steph G. Letcher, and Ste
IVA phcn Arnold--s neither of YOU are resi-
dents IN the state OF VsInia, nor have any known
agent or attorney WIN the same, to whom this
notice can be gwen hereby give you notice,
that at Coochland couilouse, on the goth day
of May, 1909, betweerhe hours of six in the
morning and seven III afternoon, shall pro-
coed to take the depo.on of GEORGE Under
wood, single ana natal witness for me to
particular fact IN the BIT, which you have
brought against me, M circuit court of the
United States, in the dict Of Virginia. in pur-
suance ofa commission that purpose obtained.
SaUEL WOODSOM
April 81. ep4w
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EOR SALE, GARDEN PALINGS Ann
i SHINGLES of Cypr-ss and of prime qua
lity. EDWdPD ssOgMSTo ~ ~
Rockets, MAY g.. IS

ANDING from the Schooner R1cHnoNp.
~ Isaac Seaman, Master -
SO Boxes Raisins,
10 Bales Soft Shelled Almonds,
Casks Green Coffee,
10 Barrels Prime Pork, and
Pipe London Particular Madeira Wine.
IN STORE.
II Hogsheads Brown Sugar,
70 Gle. Molasses,
TsTces Green Coffee,
Is Boxes Havamah Segars,
Rales WEIGH Planes,
Family Flour in barrels and half barrels.
YoungHyson, Hyson Skin and Souchong Te.,
10 Boxes Mould Candles,
FPR SALE BY,
January II. :. IF
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(Co NTINuED
To the Printers of the Bo,ton Pst,;o,

To the Printers Of the Boston Patriot.
SIRs,
FROM Mr. Murray, the American Minister
at the Hague, who had beer appointed by Pres
dent Washington, received assurances from the
French government similar to those in Mr.. Bar
lows letter. They were conveyed from the
French Directory to Mr. p:cham, Secretary OF
Legation and Charge DIES Affaires of the French
Republic near the Batavian Republic in the alb
sence ofthe French ambassador, by him officially
Executive of the UnitefStates The communi.
cation was in these words:
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DURSpANT to a decretal order sc 81.
\ Gerry District court of Williamsburg, win
be otteredior sale, at Westmoreland courthouse
ON the 4thMonday in May next, being court day.
that very 9luable FAPM, situated on Nomonv
river, IN th' county OF Westmoreland; the proper
ty of JolnMatthews, late of said count ron-
tanning o4oacres. credit of IL months will be
gwen ehe purchaser executing bond with APP
proved security to the commissioners acting un-
der the aforesaid order and deed Of trust 81 the
iahd TO secae the payment of the PURCHASE ssIsp-
ney, accordig to the terms of the decree ~ 81
April I'm ido: f.a
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IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. County,

IN CHANCERY--Buck County,
[ March Term, 1909.
John Russell Plaintiff, against VIM. G. Briant
md James Martin Defendants.
ON the motion of the plaintiff, by counsel, and
it appearing to the satisfaction of the court, that
the defendant Briant is not an inhabtant of this
state; 1t is ordered and dec,eed, That unless he
shall appear here or before June Court next,
answer the bill of the plaintiff the court will then
proceed to take the same for confessed as to him,
and decree the matter thereof accordingly, and
that copy of this order be forth with published
in some public news paper Of the city of Rich
mond, for two months successfully, and another
copy posted up at the front door of the court
house of this county.
II Cohy.
r. ELDRLDGE, jr. d. c.
April 10. w8wp
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nuiactures, without which, sre boast in oain of
our independence. At half past four o'clock, the
company Psrtook of the hospitality of Mr.. Gus
us. who had provided very abundant and ex-
celient dinner, served in the field under hand
some spacions marque, at which, nearly one hun.
dred gentlemen were seated, among whom the
greatest hilarisy and good humor prevailed. H.
Iexandyid Adv
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TOR sALE-A rALUAsLE TeIcT or

W. LAND, lying on the banks of lanes River.
teariy opposite to the Westovcr Estate contain.
ing; between eight and nine hundred acres, boun-
aso by the river upwards of mile by the lands
VI MT. Harrison OF Maycocks and the Road lead
ing from Cookies ferry to Pete rsburg abo,,t
one fourth part of the tract is cleared it has
some grass land and affords good runre for
Eatee' has good Landing place. and a profta-
Ole hshing place might be made on it, at a small
ISNpence ; 1t has no improvements except an old
uwe,iing house This land, with proper ,illage.
would make a good wheat farm. One fourth
part OF the price will be expected on giving pos
session, and for the residue credit of two. four
ana SIX years will be given if required Mile.
land. re $500, c''S
) Williamsburg, April a5 WITT
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20 RENT on LEASE, The MILLS in the
county OF Goochland, commonly known by
,he name OF the DOVER MILLS, situated on
James River, about twenty miles above tb;s ctr,
These Mills are in good repair furnished with
TWO panr OF BURR, and one pair COLOG NE
S1oNES, and all necessary apparatus,-For
terms enquire of Mr. Mayo c. Watkins living in
the County OF Goochland, near the Mills, OF of
the subscriber in the City of Richmond
THOMAS RUTHERFORD.
April IS. ~
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POLITICAL.
IMPORTANT

IMPORTANT
POLITICAL RETROSPECT BY THE LATE PRE-.
sIpENT ADAMS.
CORRESPONDENTS, relatiee to the TPEA.
III with FRINGE.
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.oMMtTrED to the Jail of King Williams
- county, Negro Man named TO III. a run.-
way, who says he belongs to MIR. Christie. IA.
wing IN .he state OF Tennessee, and escaped from
OF Virginia, some time in the month of Aue-ust
last and says he was sold to the said Christie bv
Mr. Bradley of Pittsylvania The said fellow
IS ABOUT hve feet eight or nine inches high, and of
yellow complexion; the owner is desired to
and take him away.
H. LIT AGE, d. Sheriff
For.
Hm. GREGORY. Sheriff.
April 1s. wsmn