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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-09-13

ToIeph Ii. Vaudeville,
:, 20 iiTgr RECETVED g FOR SALE,
20 ~ por, Sd and 4th proof good West
India SPIRITS.
., do Sugar, various qualities
IA derces New Rice.
s hogsheads Molasses,
S do, Copperas.
do. Alum Nv
30 barrels Whiskcy and 50 barrels New
England Rum. r., ,nd
90 chests of Imperial, Young Hyson' anu
Tyson sFin Teas ,,o,
por5 Madeira, Lisbon, Sherry Malaga
and Catalonia Wines.
80 barrels Of ficrrings apd Shad.
50 btrrels Rerrings, put up with paftloa-
lar care and sah-petred.
5000 bushels Liverpool and Lisbon Salt
Iuly2. ---------
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20 Tierces Muscovado Sugar.
frH quality.
rs bags Green Coffee,
100 Spanish Hides,
200 hhds. Maryland Tobacco
FOR SALE BY
7acob Morgan,
~ fuckers Wharf,
September S. If
PUBLIC SALE.

L ODLlO OALL.
n GREEABLY to the last will and tesla.
Il a mept of Samuel Johnston, Esq the ex-
ecutor will sell by public auction, on the 24,h
day of this month at 70 o'clock, on the pre-
m!ses,
Three Lots Of Ground, 'front.'
ing % feet each on Fairfax street, and run.
ming back 1913 feet This property is hand
somely situated between Duke and Wolfe
streets, and wcll calculated for building lots,
and bids fair in short time to be situation
for business: it is in fee simple and clear Of
any incuubrance. The terms, which will
be liberal, will be made known at the time
and place of sale.
P. G. Marlteller.
Sent q
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BRYAN FIampsot1. q 20.

E~- ~
Bryan Hampsot1. & Co.
Hapc inst received ard oGtr far Sels,
10 hhjs. and 50 barrels first quality Suoa
90 do scco d quality,
10 piacs old London particular Madeira,
nioes and 5 Gcrces London market enc
Is quarter casks Malaga WlNEo'
40 boxes dipt Candles,
J. hhd.. old jamaica Spirits,
pipe ole Gognac Brandy,
so6arrels New England Rum,
40 doprime Whiskey,
~ chests Imperial,
10 do Young iIyson TEAS, Of this years
importation,
Ind selected for family use.
Also, the best selected Flour tor Go.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-09-13
Fine Tea, Cheese. &c.

Gunpowder Tea of an excellent quality,
by retail,
1000 lbs. good Rhode Island Cheese, and
IL barrels Of White Havahna Sugar, TIT
for Preserving, for sale by
Joseph H. Vaudeville.
Sept ! |
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-09-13
Now Landing

W." hdIIoiIIS
From on 6oardtae schooner Jachin, captain
Sif0er, and for sale By the subscriber,
80 hhds. first quality scale Sugars,
100 bags Green Coffee,
tierces new Rice,
20 half boxes Havana Segars, =
also, from ON board schooner Mary and Kit
ty, captain Black.
100 barrels Muacovado SUGARS, OF dill
ferent qualities.
n. Keene.
September IL. q
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-09-13

Wanted to Purchase or Hire,
a BLACK MN for house servant
Apply to the Printer. 4
August IS.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-07-31
AND FOR sALE-Bv virtue Of , decr..

AND FOR SALE-By virtue of a decree
~ of the Superior Court OF Chancsry for the
Richmond District,-wiH be offered for sale at
the town OF Cara, on onday the 9Th day of
August next, that valuable TRACT OF LAND.
belonging to the estate OF Detericld Trent, decd.
containing by estimation, 783 acres lying in the
county Of Cumberland, on Willis river and adj
joining the town of Cara, for the purpose of
raising a sum of money therein mentioned, due
and owing to the estate of Alexander Trent,
decd the contiguity of this land to the town of
Cara where there is a Merchant Mill, which
will no doubt, in a short time be in complete re-
pair, and consequently will require a large guam.
tity OF wheat, &c as well as a tobacco inspec-
tion-and being at the head of the navigable
waters OF Wiilis's river, render it one oftbe most
desirable tracts of land in that part of the coun-
try. Added to these, the land is o fexcelipnt
quality, and we'll adapted to the culture of to-
bacco, wheat, corn, &c.
Previous to the day of sale, this land will be
laid of'in lots, and sold to suit purchasers-and
the terms ofsale liberal, only one third will be
required when the deed is made, and one, two
and three years for the balance /; Bonds and sc.
curity will be demanded, secured by a deed of
trust ifrequired by the COMMISSIONERS
July 20 ids
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-07-31
\ ANDS FOR SALE-The Subscriber of.
- fers for sale. his
TRACT OF LAND.

Lying in the county of Amherst, ON the waters of
P.ney river, adjoining the lands of James Frank
lin, Joel Franklin's estate, Micajsh Camden,
William S. Crawford and Bartlett Cash con-
tanning near 900 acres. This tract lies extremely
we'll upon it is a considerable quantity of mea
dow ground, it is very fertile, well watered, and
well adapted to the culture of corn, wheat and
tobacco upon it is a plantation sufficient to work
eight hands, a considerable part of 1t is fresh land
and the whole of it is in a high state of cultivation
well enclosed, and divided into four fields
each field in its turn has been solved in small
grain, 8 part OF the grain has been rolled in the
Plaster OF Paris, and the whole have been sowed
IN their turn in red clover, which grows luxuri-
ant on thisPlintation; that, together with the
white clover, which grows naturally upon it,
produces very fine pasturage, there is also upon
ut q very good apple orchard, and there has lately
neen built thereon, some useful and valuable hou
ses. A further description is deemed unnecessa.
ry, as it IS presumed that no person will purchase
without first viewing the lands The overseer
living on The plantation, will shew the land to any
psrsna wishing TO purchase.
4LSO-One other Tract, lying in GcochIand
county, on beth sides of Tuckai,oe creek, on the
north side ot the Three Chop road, adjoining the
lands of f~snjamin Hughes, Benjamin Watkins,
and Etsha Leaks estate, containing three hun
dred acd fifty acres, a considerable part of this
land is cleared. and none of ( has been in cultiva
zion for some years past ii is land of good sell,
and is well adapted to the culture of corn and
yvhssi, aud is very convenient 20 market. being
about twenty three miles from the city OF Rich
Inond.
These Lands viii be sold on time, and the pay
nents made accommodating 10 purchasers For
further particulars respecting this last tract q.
Land, apply 10 Col Robert II Saunders, living
Near it in the said county, or to the subscriber in
the city OF Richmond WILLL4M GAIT.
April 81. IF
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-07-31
GEO.
IN y.

Desnafch from Mr. Secretarv
m Hon. David hrskine, dafed Fa,ejeo
G0Fce. Esd Nay 1909. ~
= proceed IN this despatch to point orr
10 you those deyiations from the instrrc,aHs
NInHt}ea 10 you IN my despatch NJ Q.
~nnh you have unfortunately ,houqh, v,rm
sell atl'beriy to adopt, AID Of which I bavS
~ cAP!esS 10 you his msjesty's entire disan,
1 do not dwell upon the singular and ogsn-
Wv steP .ahen oy the American governments
u: puo'sn,hs me whole of the correspondence
American Secretary of STATE becansa Ing Ing
majesty is willing TO believe that Won csonos
nave oeen a party to this publication. HE
MAJESTY conceI"es it impossible, that cor,
s'touio nave gwen your consent to such q nro-
oeeu,he; especially IN respect to a. TRANSFERS.,
oh "niCh you profess Yourself to cons;derae
merely conditional" But as the prbI;ca
uon appears to have taken place on The ts'h
Oh AprI, tbs day nf the date of your deeno,cL-
es' 1t seems difficult to understand hny :.
happens mat your dispatches shopId not conS
al any oot'flcaiI0n OF your intention IN re
Wohstrate against a proceeding ca extraouS:
nary. as that Of the publication Of the corroa
pondence of a minister without his con.e
renee and previously to his t-ransmis.inn -
II to his Court. VI
L am, in the first place, to observe 70
lhat .ie Instructions which l transmired ~
you' by his majesty's in me- ~
patcn NO l. expressly stated that. " the msD
heI 10 winch the proposal for me adius,na"s
otthat adherence may be received. void hS
,he pest test OF the general dispositio ion oF ,hs
hmerlcan government, and would Da,u,,iS-
Indicate the course to be pursued in 10y
10 the further INSTRUCTIONS" Which 80
Ceeded TO communicate to You in anorbo,
ueSpatch And ! am to express his ma;es-
5 surprise and regret, that such a no,2 a..
that winch you received from Nh. Smith 10
answer TO your offer Of repatriation for the as
talr OF the Chesapeake. can have been ra
ceiVeh by you as a proof of the accen,ancc
ny the government of the u. s of the ~"
oraOie PREPARATION rendered by his m,iss,a
IN the same spirit Of Cancellation in yb;g.ts
1t was proposed" That noe Itself helm
aSainst his maiesty's dignity. surS ~
no minister Of his majesty ought to5have pas,
SEQ by unFesenied. P"'@
am at a lossto conceive on yyhat e,ci,S
you tecug1t yourself Az hurled 20 opgr -
correspondence, On tie subject Of II, o.
.defs IN Council. with tic Inclination cf -.
majFsty's d%etermius,iop 10 send to the Un,eS
states an Envoy extraordinary " inveeted
TtH'inA nower "a cooflpda' a Trest1 az ~
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-07-31
VALUABLE pRopERrY-FoR sALx-

" VALUABLE PROPERTY-FOR SALE-
v In pursuance of a decree ofthe circuit court
ofthe U. States, for the Virginia district, pro
nounced at the Nov. 1909, session of thar court,
between VIM KunkaiI & Co plaintiffs, against
Thomas M Deane and others, defendants, and
between Serbia Scrophalt and Starman, plths
and the same defendants
VIII be exposed to sale, at auction. at Ca Ira,
IN the county Of Cumberland, on Monday, the
9th day of August next, that valuable MER-
GIANT MILL, usually called the Ca Irs Mills,
Tobacco Ware House, Tavern and other Its of
Ground at that place Also, all the LANDS at
or near Ca Ira, consisting of 1000 acres and up
wards, which belonged 10 James Deane, Thomas
M Deane and Francis B Deane, or to either of
them, on the 20th day of March, 1901. Terms of
sale, ten per cent. on the purchases to be paid in
casf-A credit OF one, two and three years for
the residue of the purchase money, to bear inter
est from the day of s4le-the purchaser or pur
chasers giving bonds, with security, to be ap-
proved by the undersigned commissioners. or
The one that may act, and also executing a deed
OF trust upon the property SO purchased, for Sc.
curing the payment thereof, at the periods sfore-
said Previous to the day of sale, the land will
be divided into convenient lots to suit purchasers.
g COPELAND,
w. c WILLIAMS, 1om's
July II. tide
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-07-31

ERANCIS GALVAN, having removed from
L the White Chimnies, respectfully informs
has friends and the public, that having been up
pointed a Master Com missioner in the Federal s.
Chancery Courts, and Commissioned a Notary
Public, for the city of Richmond He has estsb
hshed his residence and opened his office on
Shocku: Hill, where he Viii transact all business
appertaining to the said appointments write let
tiers OF attorney. take dispositions, protest bills,
si'd translate any papers into Wrench or from the
French He viii also transact commercial busi
ness, buy. and sell on commission, and will attend
public Offices when required by has friends at a
distance, to obtain copies of papers for Them
Letters post paid or by private hands will be duly
attended 70.
.July "a 2t
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-07-31

have exhibited a scene, nei,ner nonuf,be-
the British government, nor TO those, who. il
seems, not satisfied with threatening IN
undermine" the power and popularity" of
the ruling party. went even the length
OF threatening " the safety OF the union
Mr.. Erskine in his two published letters
10 Mr. Canning of the goth April, 1909, and
Sd August 1909, refers to details given
In ms Nos. II aad>18, the latter of which
appears by his letter of August 3. to be da-
ted the 1Tth March the former was proba
oiy a day or two antecedent. The nature of
shese suppressed letters may be inferred
from the expression in Mr.. Erskine's ,.tter
OF the 18th OF March, Immediately an,cce
dent. in which he says - =
he ultimate consequences of such diff.
ferences and jealousies arising between the
eastern and southern s:a es, would ineyita-
oiy tend TO dissolution of the union. winch
nas oeeu Tor some inns talked Of. and has Of
60 a nave heard been seriously contem-
piatedoy many OF the leading people in The
eastern division. -.As wv
!" VIII not however trouble YOU with anv
observations upon that imhorfant mir or
present., b. conhne myself 10 the copse.
quehceS OF the measures about to he ado,,-
ed IN Congress. affecting his maiesty's inter.
The publication of these letters MICH.
shed a strong light, even on lurking trea-
son. iva
Further 49,
Mr.. Erskine: in his letter to Mr.. Canning,
OF April 8, 1909. says o.
'" had the honor of receiv;nr ,,o,r H..
patches Nos. I, 2 8, d ana 5 Of the o;d oe
January, and your separate of the Cd # Feb
WIN ITS several enclosures. wnIcn were de-
iiVerea to me "nthe 7th (Aprii) by Mr.. OK.
icy. Inc four first letters ONLY are nujn.h
edln the papers printed By order of Do ua
meht ; and Nos of January % sna rh.tof
zen. "a, with its enclosures. altogether onit-
tea. When 1t is recollec,ed that these ware
inc original instructions, on which Mr.. Frs.
Aine' hhaue MS arrangement with this com
uy,'he'e must nave existed very inportant
extremely probable that their nunI;c y
would give an entirely new color to the w,o,a
affair! I'm "hoie
Inc ioiiowIng are the letters. in the col.
lection iald before Parliament, thar do mo-.
appear to have been heretofore publisb-din
this country
mo. 81 d,
De$sfateh from mr.. Secretarv Can1;yg ~,
Me non: LaUfd ErSkinr, dated Foreig,,
GNce, Esd January, 1903.
~ "'H''ioh 10 wnat L have stated in
my preceding despatch of this date think
II right to assure you, that the intention of
sending a minister to America, as therein
snhouhced, Tor the purpose of concluding ?
80 Sl1h theQ D. has not arisen from anv'
u"uo' ot your executing the COMMISSION r
II naa Deen entrusted 10 you. With zeal and
WIN "oihty bus 1T is presumed. that ,afrer
.he iong suspension of friendly intercorrsa
win the Y > a minister sen, for this sina,e
ana special purpose. and fully apprised FL
lhe sentiments on this subject. o. the e,vrrn-
rnenthy which he is employed, wouj3d .1w.
a better prospect of removing anv d,f6c,I
ues which might occur, than If the NegNria~
llcn were to be conducted by the res,dsnt
AID, &c.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-07-31

T7OR SALE, a K1USE G. LoT on Ferry
street. near CoutIs's Ferry The lot is 40
It t IN front, and 1872 feet deep, having sufficient
room on the back of it for a lunber-huuse with
convenient access e. it 'Tis a pleasant and de
slrable situation for Il private family, and rents as
well as any house III the city a further descripti
on Of II is thought unnecessary, as it is presumed
that no person will purchase without first vie wing
she For terms apply to James Sea.
brook, ne t door above the Post Office.
Jdly 10. IF
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-07-31

ME Subscriber having removed to the
Il mouse opposite the Swan Tavern, formerly
occupied by Henry Banks, esqr. proposes estab
Nshing SEMINARY, for the instruction OF
youth, of both sexes, and respectfully solicits the
patronage OF his friends and the public. He
purposes teaching Writing and Arithmetic, III.
C:"glSh language gramamticaily, Astronomy.
geography, Natural and Moral Philosophy, Sur
veying and Book Keeping, and promises 70 nav
Tue most unremitting attention to the moral a.
wen as intellectual improvement, of such pupils
rs may be confided to his care. He commences
on Monday next. Terms twenty five dollars per
annum' payable quarterly.
July26 ~
u Mrs Dennis, who has been engaged some
years IN the Millinery and Mantua. Making busi
ness will be thankful for any favors in either of
these branches.
- lhave accommodation for a few boarders.
winch would be received on moderate terms
BID
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-07-31

YNWENTY DOLLARS REWARD. Eiop
n ed from Mr. ,mes Smith, about the mid
die OF My last, a slave, named SAM, who had
been employed for several years past in that gen
tieman's Bake House
SA " IS abouttwentyf four or five years of age,
low OF stature, and not very bulky of youthful
appearance, q dark complexion, a counienance
with an incesssnt smile, approaching to "a grin,
and thereby discovers fine set of teeth, which
he IS not q little fond of showing lie is slow of
speech, and when spoken TO suddenly or quick
~, stammers and hesitates exceedinely-His
Clothes not recoilected.
Some time in August last, a note was given
him BY the Subscriber, (who then wished to dis
pos OF him. TO lookout for a purchaser-It
merely pugported the terms" to any person re.
siding in Richmond, or It's neighbonrhood -
Aud as he has the note still in possessions, he
will probably, under pretencc Of seeking a mas
ter endcayor thereby to effect hts escape out of
tIie State.
All masters o~fvessels and others are, there.
fore, forbid, at their peril, harboring or carrying
him off
TIE above reward will be gwen, and all rea.
sonabIe charges allowed, # brought back in sale
~ TO
JOHN KING.
Richmond, July 10. If
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DOLLARS RE D.

THIRTY DOLLARS REWARD-pa,
away from the subscriber near Avle,,s
Ware-iouse, IN King William county. on En-.
llth INST a likely bright mulatto house servan,
named PARLS He is about twenty two or thr, q
years of age, five feet eight or nine inches Iii 10y
has a scare on the back of the right hand. &C.,.
oned oy a burn when he was young, a small one
on the left, and one on the forehead. about an ;nni,
long, just above one of MS eyes-He had nm -
purple colored Virginia cloth coat, brown Inc"
oFerails and a cotton shirt, and carried with linn
a snort blue cloth coat, and sundry other articles
OF ciosthing not particularly known: he had q
pass to go To Mr.. William B.. Cbamberlavne IN
lhe county OF ~EenrIco, near. Richmond. and alec
4 ietter directed to hun which he NAV urob,bty
make use OF TO enable him to get on his i,urnsy
a day or two after his eIopen,ent. a large Lm1y
iFgBed rusty bay horse, with a hanging nane r
switch tail, without any brand or hes, marx tbat
IS recoilected, was stolen out OF the subscriber,s
pasture, aud 1t IS believed by him and ON The
same niglt, a saddle was stolen, mo- DOUBT hy tbe
same thief. from a neignbor, which was covered
WIN black leather, and had not long since been
ne"iy padded, and the padding faced with white
sncep skin, and a piece of rope substituted en-
me SIDE Tor a Stirrup leather. Il is snp,osrd Inc
mace TO the north ward with a view of pctfipq to
Philadelphia or New York. The above rewsrJ
VIII be given for experimenting and deliyeri,g
MN to the subscriber, or s % for committing him
TO jail, and giving notice thereof and the fur
tlief sum of 8 10 will he paid for restoring IN,
horse TO RORERT pOT IN "'
July II. a
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July II.

VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.
The subscriber is authorised to sell the
large & commodious BRICK BUILDING, ON
the MAN Street on ShockG Hill, at present oc-
cupied 1y Mr.. kivalain-Also, the small BRICK
oOS next above the one in which Mr. Ri
vs,sin lives, and the two WOODEN TENE-
MENTS between the last mentioned mouse and
AIRS. Braxton's-For particulars enquire of
May 90, 1910. #
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-07-31

T Published BY Thomas Richie. nearly sp
osite the Globe Tdcern, Richmond, Virginia.
% CONDF7IONS:-Flve dollars a year, to
De paid annually in adOance. Those who wish to
be consiaeyed as annual subscribers, must hereafter
designate it at the time Of subscribing, otherwise
sheir papers will be discontinued at the expiration
Of the frsf year.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-07-31

NWO or three Hoasg Ladir5. from the coun
- uy,) whose parents wish them heneGted by
my seminary Of learning, in Richmond, p,sy ne
~ommyda WITH BGaRD, IN Il respectable
tie Enquirer. y
June q ,f
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-07-31
FROM TIRE NATIONAL 1xrELLIGENcER

AZ 4 T. Il Z NJ Z Il
In our paper OF the 19th inst. we intro
duced The publication OF the four letters of
Mr. Erskihe 70 Mr.. Canning by reu a. king.
mat all the other papers III he collection.
published by ORDER OF the House of Commons,
had already appeared in the papers. This
remark was made on a very hasty view of
the collection, which on a fuller examination.
we believe incorrect. We find several other
letters, that passed between Mr.. Canning
ana Mr.. Erskine, that we do not recnllect to
nave before seen. and which are now LAID be
fore the public. They may not add much
to the information long since possessed py
our readers ; but 1t is desirable that every
link, however small, in the extraordinary
chain OF our foreign re lations with G.. B. should
be fully exposed.
1t is to be regretted, notwithstanding the
volume OF documents published, that several
letters that passed between Mr. Canning
and Mr.. Erskine are still withheld from the
public. This conclusively appears from,
those that have been published. For, in.
stance, Mr.. Canning in his lie ter 10 Mr.
Erskine of the 23d January 1909, acknow
Lodges the receipt Of Nj. Erskine's despatch
es from No. 40 to No -, both inclusive.
Two of these, VIZ. those designated in the
British official publication, as No. g and No
9 corresponding with Mr.. Erskine's Nos
40 and NJ, as published by us in ohi paper
OF the 18th, are laid before Parliament !; but
Nos. 48 and 49 are not to be found in the
collection.-lhe character of these omit
ted dispatches may in some measure be i'm
ferred from the following concluding para
graph of MIR. Erskine's letter of the lh of
Dec. 1903.
at may be doubted whether the priva.
tons and inconvenience produced by the en-
barge in this couAtry, will not compel the
Congress TO take soTne hostile measures. in
order TO have a pretext for it's removal Of So
trihmg a nature, however as to leave IT 10
the belligerents to overlook them, if thew
please, and to save the ruling party from
the necessity Of going into war measures of
great eXpence and danger not only to their
own popularity and power, but perhaps, e
ven to the safety Of the union. I propose to
have the honor Of Offering some renal ks M
ON this subject in the nert number Of my des
patches"
The British government seems to have
bad no scrupIe about giving fell publicity to
the Information they had received through
their minister OF the opinions and vie VS. of
the republican party but Il sy have drawn
an impenetrable veil between the public and
the opinions and views of the federalists
Were these as clearly exhibited, some Of
their best friends might End themselves in an.
awkward situation, and this precious chan
mel ct Information be hereafter closed TO
them. One inference may, however. be safe
tly drawn, vi2.-~that this exposition would
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-07-31

In Council, July Goth, 1910
I is ADVISED, That in future, no claim
i for attendance on Courts Martial, either as
yudge advocate, Members or Witnesses, be re
ierred to the Auditor for adjustment, until a co.
py OF the proceedings of such court martial. dull,
authenticated by the President and Judge Advo.
safe, shan be received by the Executive And
that this advice be published in the Argus < En-
quirer for six weeks, and copies thereoflurnished
the conmandants of Brigades and Regiments.
Extract from the minutes.
Attest,
DAhL L HILL TON, C2e,k fte Council
July 81. 6v
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w ANTED, a SEAMSTRE Ss of good cha
w ractSr and disposition-fjr whom, a yer,
iberal price VIII be given, in cash. Apply a
,nis Office.
June 20 tf
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-07-31

q TERRELL and L ATKInSON, have
~ removed their SCHOOL, from the
nam street, to a shady and retired Situation Oh
he hill, adjoining Southgate's.
May % tf