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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-08-18
CARE AND LOVE.

cav Love one morning breathing sweet,
With flowers and myrtles Haunting,
Encountering Care in Hymen $ Streets
Thus spoke in accents taunting.
{. why do you damp the glowing mindf
Why chill the ardent bosom9
When fond hearts together bind,
'Tis your attempt to loose them.
When + the cheek with roses strew,
The lip with nectar sprinkle,
.You dry the lip, contract the brew,
And give The cheek wrinkle.
When I give life ii. sweetest charm,
And wake lis keenest lish,
You fill the bosom with alarm,
And mar whatl em5ellish"
!" Peace answered Care 'your taunts forego
Truth frowns at your Pcrverslon,
$For every lasting JOY, yoa know,
Depends On my cXeruon.
When fortune smiles you give delight,
Yea teach the heart to l'ngussh,
! But when distress anttwant-unlte,
You but enerease the anguish.
while Iextend my guardian powers
To hearts by you united,
But for my aid yonr .ot flowers
By frosts would soon be big hled.
Cease then, and we'll our efforts jola,
To encrease and guard LIES treasure,
The task to shield from ills be mine,
BE yoErs to .heighten pleasure.
LIEE,
Say, what's life? A fairy dream,
Of tolls with pleasures crownu,
A gay and visionary scene,
Where hopes and fears abound.
In youth, tits like summers day,
Gay smiling at the morn
In manhood, fainter grows the ray,
And clouds o'ercast.the dawn.
At length, the dreary evenings close
Proclaim the day just DER;
While fainter still each prospect grows,
Till life can charm no more.
EMP.
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POLITiCUs,
DESCRIPTION OF NIGHT :

DESCRIPTION OF MIGHT.
/" All things are hssh'd, as Natures selrb
dead,
The mountains seem to nod their dro,,
head;
The lutte birds in dreams their songs repea
And sleeping flowers beneath the night l.,
sweat. DRYDEN,
How often have heard the morninrd..
scribed by tie poet and the philosophy il
all Us glowing colors, and jus. reproaeh,
hurled against those who lose its cheering
influt nee and fascinating beauties in The
aims of the somnifc deity! That msu i
ex,ollec' as wise, who 'retires to rest wiIhh
setting, ana ris.s with The orient sun. Ba
nigh:, with al r. s.prics, is neglected;
& ittsio I'd scrun a Il II. ayen had display,
cd the moss awful. MAJESTIC and briEan
part of the. creation as Vi worthy The praise
or contemplation .of man The obyu
which now surround M, #nd lh- S, ns4,cu
which | enjoy are suftc!ent to eonvnr n:
that every portion CT At s,up, ndsus work,
has its peculiar charms and particularly
night, for snbIimisy and diversity ct ch
lrcts, affords FOOD Tor tbs mind, b,sl cacg.
lated to impressit with just IDEAS Of The
Omnipoten,, and,d'splay s.na'ure 10 dress
~ no means INF rior to tha,oi day solhs
in nv opinion, the man who regularly rsa
and re,ires with the sun, looses some Of the
fairest portion OF his tins, and most inter.
es:ine b ausies OF the creation.-Ekasnd
Literature.
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From the Green Mozntaint Vermont) Far
MGR.
THE SPECTATOR, No. 7A.

e" H who tests upon man that is drunk
injuries the abssnt-- Poiybius,
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ALEXANDRIA THEATRE.
MISTER PA1NE's. BENEFIT,
slnd positively his lest Performance IN THIS
Theatre.
On Saturday Evening, Ang. IS,

Win be presented favoiite PLAY, in ,hre
acts, lin,erspersed with Songs)
CALLED
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.Frem the Kennekeck Gaxette.

IThe humane and benevolent expression
of Strrne to a fy, Z begone poor thing,
there is room enough ter thee and me IN
the world" is far exceeded by th- tender
humanity displayed In the following httie
article. 1t POSSESSES peculiar strain OF
refined s-nslbilty and natural pathos, which
renders ii highly deserving preservation
SONNET TO A FAY.
Son Of summer. child Of leisure,
Buzz not thus arCapd my torm,s
Little gilded spech OF pleasure,
Teeze me not, fol 4 am warm.
1t would grievc me ~sore2tn wound thee
Pain my heart TO uo the e tai m -
Keep not buzzing then around me,
Teaze me not, ford am warm.
Go and play around the ceiling,
Safe from every inward storm;
Go and trust an honest feeling,
None will come to do thee harn.
Little son ofsummer 70,
.Prithee do not teaze me SO.
From the Luzerne Federaksse
Napoleon, to try those Terrapin souls,
Now heap, on their backs, his hot burning
Goals:
The reptiles just winc'd, and stretch'd out
their claws,
Then stuck out their nose to look for the
They saw twas friend Bony, and cry'd ".ye-
ny well.
Then quietly skunk again to the shell.
The ordeal again be quickly repeated;
BAIT still by their fears his schemes were
defeated.
And while torpidity answered for spirit,
Submissisn was conquest, and suffering was
merit.
AND SO WE GO.
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g. Palmer's Packet will sail
for Norfolk on Saturday NOM
ing next.
August Is.
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Alexandra County. 81,

1 abraham Fs.v, justice OF peace for said
county, docer,ify thattGeorge Vase, OF SAID
COUNTY, brought before me as an estray ties.
passing on his land, BROWN HORSE
about7 years old, about Is hands high, two
hind feet white, star and snip IN has face'
short switch tail, his fore top cut Short no
shoes on, appears to be Sprained in the near
hind leg--yalued at Forty Do9ars.-Gsen
under my hand and seal this 18th DAY OF AN :
gust, 1910,
A. FaW.
Any person.owning said horse, may have
him again on application and paying charges
to the subscriber, about miles from Alex
andria, on the turnpike road to Washington
City.
G. Wife.
August ~.
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scrupuiOuS eAaCtptSS, VI may P"'"'f
stubb ornly oppose them. Though such an
one should cry down bishops, or pFesbyttry'
though he should be,ebaptized every day.
or dsclaim against il as t'e'.0y a"d fh"naA
he fast all the lent, or,feast out, OF pretence
of avoiding Superstition yet notwithstand-
ire these, and a thousand external con-
sformities, or,zealous oppositious of them,
he wants the life Of religion.
From the Green Mountain<(C Vesasont) Far
THE SPECTATOR, No. 7a.
He who ests upon man that is drunk
injuries the abssnt.-- Polybius,
=" Mr.. Spectator,
!" Insert the following notice in your next
number
IS 70 all zoh9ns these presents shall came
Greeting,
Remember sc, that |, Ben Typester,
of lawful age, hereby make known, ThatI
have passed down my throat "u an average
about one glass and a:half e some kind OF
spirits per day, rs years-whieh, at the
lowest prices within that period, has a.
mounted to 26 cents per week. and amount
ing in the whole, computing interest, to 600
dollars That this 500 dollars has never
added to my happiness or health: That in
consequence of every halt hours increas, d,
animation its use, one who'll hour OF *
traordinary debility has usually succeeded
That for an hours excessive labor, one
hour of idleness has attended its use: I'nat
my health has been decree sed-and now
verify believe that my life will BE- 10 years,
shorter, and 5000 dollars less useful to the
world, in conse quence its use: And,'tha
| am now actually depressed in circumstan.
ces and incapable of giving scope to the.
common energies of the mind and body, by.
the want of those 600 dollars which have
converted into poison for my own destruc.
ton. Ihrse,are therefore to forbid all per.
.soE's from selling me hereafter, for my own
use, or offering me to drink gratis, any ar
dent spirits whatever, upon penalty of for.
.teitlng my. appreciation, friendship and es-.
TEEN.
BEN. TyPEsTxR.
10 the Speetatar.
SIR,
Taxation has ever been considered one
of the most difficult parts Of government.
In some countries taxes are raised wholly
from the rial, in others from the personal
property. Some governments have adopt.
ed direct--oshers indirect taxation. Some
governments tax faculties, and others give
rewards for the same thing. In all there is
more or less injustice. Now, believe
have hi, on method oftaxation which will
be perfectly just. My projec. is to tax the
drinking of liquor. 1t will be voluntary
payment, as those who are taxed in this
way might have avoided it. 1t will be pune.
tual payment, as the people will drink and
the government will not trust. 1t will be
just tax, as those who most incommode So
citty will pay it. 1t twill 6ll the treasury, as
the practice of drinking is now large and
daily increases. Now every one will see,
il our taxes can be paid in cheerfully, and
enough in amount, we should avoid much
difficulty. All our squabble for listers, and
their nice CALCULATIONS Tor two foids-the
call of the eenstahle, ;" that itae tax | have
against you, sir" would be at an end. I
propose to raise the tax in the following
q,
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Doors to6e opened Gtsix and peg ormsncr
80 commence at 2 O'Clock.
NJ Tickets to be had at the Theatre, at
Mr.. Snowden's Printing Office, and at MIR.
Brooks Hotel.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-10-05

WILL be sold to the highest bidder on the
w premises IN the 1st Monday in Dec next,
THEE THCUSABD ACRES OF LAND
in the County of Hehfico, within SIX niles OF the
City of Richmond, and on each aide ofthe Stage
road Leading from Richmond 70 fredericksburg,
on the waters of the Brook Kun, The land on the
west side ofthe road will be laid of lots from 10
to 900acres on tlsis part ofthe land i, amSnuiac-
turing z saw mill. The East side and OIL which
the dwelling house stands, in one lot containing
between COZ and 700 acres. 1t IS thought un1c"
cessary to give description OF the abotc proper
~, as il 10 presumed, purchasers win form their
own opinion Gifts present or future value Terms
of sale, one third cash, third in twelve months,
the balance in two years bonds with approved
| security. with Deeds of Trust on tie land, will
be required Of the purchasers.
T. II PRoSSER.
Sep Is, 1910. tbs
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4 AND FOR SALE.-The subscriber wishes
Ia to dispose of tract OF LAND, containing
700 acres, and situated on Piscatewsy Creek, in
the county of Essex. The plantation is coElmon-
" called Bathurst, and has many desirable qua
lilies. He deems description OF the farm use
lsss, as purchasers will examineit The subscri-
bsrsyill acc ommodate any disposed TO purchase
vitlYn generous Indulgence, and his terms may
he Snpyn by application to Mr.. John w Belfeld
OF Reii5oilnt, Kichn,ond county.
- ~ THOS. ZONES.
Essez County, Sept. %. If
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Sep Is. 1910.

TAKE this opportunity to inforsn the public.
4 tbat have just opened my house as a Beard.
ing Hopee, u can accommodate Is or % board
trs, III one Of the most agreeable and pleasant
houses in The city Of Williamsburg can uike
ten or Elieen gentlemen, and seyess. ,oiing La
dies My house smear The college .,Os 10 raaSe
II pleasant waik.
I also wish to hire several Carpenters & Brick
Layers, IS | have three large brfo. houses to
Dud in Williamsburg Immediately l viii give
liberal wages, and nay tile ssh eSfry Saturday
night TO worknren if required
g1RY ! SHIEL rs.
Sept. q. ~
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+ U B L l e A u CTIO


N CHANCERY.-Tn Heurico County court,
Il August 9th, 1910.
francis W atkins, Comblt.
Samuel Parsons, Dsc.
THIS day carrie as we'll the plaintiff, BY his at.
tot'ney' as the defendant. by Samuel Nc Craw, his
attorney, ana by consent; II IS ordered That the
decree pronounced in this cause, on Monday the
"a day OF July, 1910, be set aside-And bv con.
sent Of the parties, by their said attornies. the
court doth decree, that all that part the ground
ana houses on the Lot known and DISTINGUISHED
IN the Flan OF the city of Richmond, by the No.
AZ, belonging to Samuel Parsons also, one hair
acre Lot OF GRCVED, known and distinguish
ed IN the plan of the said city, by the No l65
adjoining the public warehouse on the south, side
of the bas, and in front of the said Parsons pre
sent dwelling house, the first mentioned Lot w.
lag on the north side of the basin be sold nj NH
Tic sale, Tor the purposes in the deed of linden
ture annexed to the complauant's bill mentioned
that Thomas Taylor do proceed to make the
sa'u SAFE OH the first Monday in November next.
having hrst given one month's notice of thet TIM.
and place at which it will take nare hu al .4..-
t;dnns1tu in the city OF Richmond, on the terms
and conditions following, viz The Lot No 465
10 be so.i. on credit OF sixty and one hundred q
twenty days, from the time oEthe sale, and ii two
thousand dollars should not be raised by the sale
of the said Lot No. 465, then much money to
be paid in enc hundred and twenty days of the
sum for which the Lot No <27 may be sold, as
will make up the said sum of two thousand dol
lars, and the balance t. be paid III one, two and
three years, in equal payments /; that the said
Thomas Taylor do apply the money which may a.
rise from the said sales, to the payment of the
debt due from the said Parsons to the said Wat
kins, after deducting the expences attending tue
execution of this decree that bond with Sc
curity, TO be approved by the plaintiff or his
attorney, be taken of the purchasers of the
said property, and that the lien of the said Wat,
kins, on the said property remain as at present,
until after the payment of the last nstalmen.,
when areease shall be executed by him TO the
purchasers And as to the residue OF the pro-
perty pledged TO tie said Watkins, by the said
Parsons This court doth not at pres mt pro-
nounce any decree, but Doth continue the said
| cause
II Coby. Teste,
| ROB'T ". CRRISTIAN, D C. II. C.
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N CHAECERY I'm Richmond Hustprs
4 Court. Aug. Is. 1910.
o'eph - Richardson's RtT.
Daileys' D.f,,.
Sally Daley is assigned guardian to the infant
defendants, and thereupon this cause came ON to
De heard, by consent. upon the bill ans yers nd
exhibits, and was argued by counsel On cons;.
Iteration whereof, Itis decreed and ordered. That
samuel McCrtw be appointed commissioner for
the purpose OF exposing to sale, by public aucti.
on, the Land or part of Lot mentioned in the
BILL to the highest bidder, upon credit of s;x
months. after having given thirty DAYS notice Of
the time and place of sale, in one of the news
Pers' punished in this city; the said commissi
one taking of the purchaser note negotiable in
the oank OF Virginia, with an approved endorser.
tor tue amount, anil retaining the title in and to
the said grouad, until payment be made of the
purchase money: Ind it is further ciec,cea and
ordered That the said commissioner do report is
proceedings IN execution hereof in order to &.
nal decree The f,l!or.ing is description of the
land hereby directed 60 be solJ as mentioned &
particuiar'zed in the wiil of Jos Daiiey-" The
Lot on the street leading to Ross Mil that ;s IN
say, from the cross pailng on Ross's line ----
teet south OF my house, next the river thence
on the old pailng line to the back line. LEAVING
cut the handkerchief part, which is included in
the deed to my daughter Sally"
a Copy. Ieste.
~ TT: e. HOvApp 4
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TOrGlAn.

From the Liverhooi Courier, Of .Aagnst
%.
FRANoE.--1Vc have inserted in another
place, the new comaIercial decree OF Bona
parte, by which colonial and other produce.
heretofore prohibited, are, under certain
restrictions, Perg:;tcad TO be imported into
France.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-10-05

% PHoashed ~ Thomas Richie. nearly OBJ.
posite sae Globe 7avrra, Richmond, V1reiniG.
OF CONDITIONS .-FYve doiyay. a v.a.. >,
De raid annually in aavauce Those spho sv;sh 10
te e'n'idcyed as ans.ai Subscribers .1ast hereafter
destgnate az f!e time OF Subscribing, otherwise
their pabers wN be discontinued ar the expiration
Of the FIRST year.
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Total
< lO4i,782l 1913

In this account the only tlisputa5ic article is
the amount ofnotes issaed by private bankers, Ia
Ken on,s general computation, which is imp0ssI-
Bile to ascertain. THIS stupendous edtice OF ere.
dit credulity, is at once an object of terror Sc
astonishment. AT a distance sufficient for safe
~, tie mostiormidabie phenomenon-may be yevg-
ed with admiration and indifference, but not so
when the LANCER comes near us or The sense OF it
becomes real. A deep and uniform impression
on a constant mind, or even on a timid imaglnati-
on, cannot be wholly against reason. :"
:" This pile OF paper is too near IS to be seen
through fae medium, to be contemplated
WITHOUT fear. / am not gifted with tscuiies TO
compare it tn any thing but wonGetfui house Of
cards, of which the materials are glit enough 80
be blown away or TO fall to pieces at any mo
| ment, but heavy enough to- crush ths kingdom
In its fall." - r.
BY the above statement, which has every APP
pearance of being nearly correct possible,
| it will be seen that the paper money oil Great
Britain amounts 10 upwards of one thousand and
forty one millions OF pounds sterling ---~7.In The
| year 1765, Mr. Pitt estimated The total landed
property OF Brtsin $50 millions, reckoning lhe
lands al so years purchase, and personal proper
! ~ at 500 millions, making tutal OF 1850 ui-
ons IL has been calculated that the paper cur.
! rency of Britain, organized ii is, could reach
| tie extent OF the whole property IN the country,
but no more. II these stated be correct, we can
form soma idea low long the system may las;
Cfor that II will fall some time IS agreed on al
! hands.) The principal addition to the paper mo
ney will be the increase of the national debt, and
| 1t rs INCREASING mu h .nere rs2idly than is gene
rally believed, the whole art OF the chanceil II 81
lthe exchequet being used to blind the public =
Accoi dugiy we find that in place Of borrowing
the whole Sum wanted for tie service OF lhe cur
rent year, al once. he generally makes tz,o loan!
at different periods, and gsts az act OF par!ia
ment To fund quantity OF exchequcr bonds -
! The whole amount will be nearly 80 millions an
nuIily Now The piper clrren-
cy amounts to T. 1,O4l,78 10.
4 The Total property in Britain, in
Guiding tic specie estIna.
teddy Mr.. Pit at 1880 milf
ohs but ny a more recent and
correct cstimate, ii appears to
he 1912 800. 90
ISL 017 SOi
/ SO that on TIE supposiiion thar Tue ia, ,ou
debt, will increase at the rate Of frty miIliOn
anTua!.y, tbe period of the do gnf,li Of the fnan
res may be fixed within SIX years NY own be
Eel is, that they Will tall considerably within TIA
!. period, and when they do. it will involve nse
. q1enecs which will astoiIish tie world. CircHm
, stances are very favorable al present for Amcr
, ca to make such arrangements as to nyOud tn
shock. Whether the American people and GOV
eminent will avail OF them, will be seen hereat.c
y
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-10-05

M OTICE.---Or the 10th day of October next,
~ ensuing, shall expose To- sale, at Public
huction, fr ready money, at Thomas ,Bowles's
six ,cres OF LIND, DC tie same more or less,
beingthe same wheteon Lewis 5. Edwards now
resides on the road leading from Ground Spur
rel Britgs to this city. This sale will be made
IN virtue # deed Of trust from the said Edwards
10 RE, forthe benefit Of Alexander Black wood.
.g1hsfUEL 6fcCRAW, Trustee
cept gS ~
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MI OTICE.-'The subscriber has rented. and
N removed his Counting Room to the large
new Brick Lumber: House, near Shockoe Ware
House, and lately occupied by Mr.. James c An
thonv THIS house Isl calculated to store up.
wards of 500 hogsheads of Tobacco, and several
thousant. barrels Of -four il is aituated convent
ent to the basin ofthe canal, and rendered secure
from fire by being covered with tile.
THOMAS GUY.
Richmond, Sep 81 M.iE 3m
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-10-05

G' The sale as directed IN and nv v;r,re of,,.
foregoing decree, will take place ON the LIST Mon.
day IN November next, before the front doc. of
henrico court house, it being court day.
81 NUEL McCRdIV, Commissioner.
Sept. %. "a,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-10-05

NOTICE Mo- wtIstanding the death OF Mr..
IN Andrew Ncolson, the firm OF Nicoison
Heth &c Co. win continue (agreeably to their
ticles OF co-partnery) until the first of January
next, when it will expire: In the mean time, the
business will be carried on as Usual by the SUR
viving partners, at their office, in this place
All those indebted to that ipm, or to Hicolson
and Heth, are desired to come forward aid set.
tie their accounts before the first day OF No.
vember next: Otherwise, suits viii be instltu-
ted, without discrimination, against all those who
fail TO secure theirIespective balances. Those
who have claims against the said concerns viii
| call for payment. Timely motto viii DC given o.
the firm under which tie new year will com
| mence, who will continue to suppl their custo.
mers with the choicest coal ;their prospect for tht
lensuing year, being more than usually flattering
\ EllpR1' EET'H
BEVEkLI Randolph,
| ,EDW1kD D. DIGCES
! Manchester, Sept. z Nov
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-10-05

NOTICE. Tine subscriber has settled in the
IN Borough of Norfolk, and resumed the ptac.
tice of the Law. He practises in the Federal <
State courts, holden in the Borough Of Norfolk [;
and in the Inferior and Superior courts OF the
counties of Norfolk, Princess Ann aed Nanse
moud. HIS office is but few steps from the Ex-
change Coffee House.
MERIT NJ ROBINSON.
sent OF 1t
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-10-05

M/fNDSOR, FOR RENT YfH Reutrl
w on Wednesday, the 10TH day OF ,he, pre-
sent month. to the hig,es' bidder, at the Wash.
inston rsYern, in this city, at 10 o'c!ocl; two.
tnlrds at that valuable Farm near this city, called
N!ndsor tor the term OF one wear to commence
on the first day Of January next. The tenant will
De permitted to sow wheat this fsil, if Inc wishes
20 do SO.
j. SAMUEL CREENRoW.
Agest, for 'Viti'1nn Lan,69ra, executor of
I'm. DaxariGse, deed.
October 2. St
NJ OTICE-A PETITION will be pr esent
/ Ell to the next General Assembly of Vir.
i;.nia' tor leave TO turnpike the road between
Richmond and Petersburg. &c.
Oct 2 er on
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-10-05

YANWENrY DOLLARS REWARD. Flop
ed from Mr. James Sntith. about the md
die of May last, slave, namet SAM, who har
been employed Cor several years past in that gen
tieInan's Bake House. iah,.
san is about twenty foc- 90 fye ycs7s ofage,
low of stature, and not very bulky Of youthful
appearance, a dark complexion, cd,in;enance
with an ncessant smile, approaching to grin,
and thereby discovers fine set OF teeth, wh oh
he is not a little fond Of showing. He is slow OF
speech, and when spoken to suddenly or quick
Ky, stammsr5 and hesitates exceedingly His
clothes not reccllected.
Some time in August last, note was given
him by the Subscriber, (who then wished TO dis
pose of him,) to lookout for purchaser
merely purported the terms" to any person re-
siding in Richmond, or it's neighbonrbood -
And as he has the note still in possession, he
xviii probably, under pretence of seeking a mas
fer, endeavor thereby to effect hts escape out OF
the State.
All masters ofvessels and Others are, there
Fore, forbid at their peril hsrboring or carrying
him off.
The above reward will be given, and all rea
sonable charges allowed, if brought back in safe
~ to
Richmond, July 10 H