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To be Rented for q te,m 81 years,
THAT valuable tract Of Land, called

"HAT valuable tract OF Land, called
Presfss, situate on the Washington and
Alexandria tarnpIke road. at the junction Of
four mile creek aad Potomac river, and dis
tant two miles from Alexandra, three from
Washington and five from George Town.
I here are upon the premises . Two story
dwelling house, containing sig rooms and
passage. with kitchen, carriage house, sta
bles, sc. large, handsome and highly ma
nured garden, Of st least ten acrrs, in high
state of cultivation, aid lately sia of by IN
experienced gardener, an orchard containing
several hundred pear, plumb, cherry and
d4msm trees. with Ensiish walnut, ounce
and mu berry trees, and also upwards Of six
hundred apple trees, and two "r three hun
drcd peach trees, selected with care from tho
bc., nurseries, and all in full beating. Tho
annual average prsd,.el Of The apple orchard
alone is estimated at 800 barrels. This tract
contains about Toe acres of land, aconsiIera-
bic part whereof has been manureI aud s.nn
with clover seed The shores afford fish nh
wild fowl, and one or two good fishing lard.
ings. The situation is healthy. elevated and
pleasant, in full view Of three towns, and IL
we'll calculated for a place Of pablo enter.
tainmsnt. Immediate posse ssiun may be haI
and the ,cr'ns will be made known upon ap-
licai!on 10 s-... ~ r+s.
=. Frances Alexander.
January -. no eo,f
New Tootl, Extractor.
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STockHoLx, Nos. Is.

II 10 now made publicly known, that our
intercourse with Esgland ia to cease, ae-
sording 10 the ssipulations ofthe late trea.
sy : for Yesterday, (Sundayo notice was CIV
On from the pulpit here, and 10 several other
az the maritime towns Of Sweden. that our
por,s would sbe.shus against al Euglish
shipa on Wednesday, the lssh instant and
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Gts2r7a1sia Sss:!p @a3s;ts.
M3ADHs. DEC.22MEER 81.

.,Acx kAsTIE to a HRoTKae Tse.
3a,hing5on, Fy;d-y,
Or. 18Th, a8to.
WeN, TORI, em nan 4, and hxv,. a.,
one hundred and twenty ahiners-'Tx.
take me- so:ns c;;c7se ,c spen1i il aux ,,~,.
TO stay here till it is all gone. Tbs ;s /.
bouneer Of city I've havS sea ,o,rs
nougE here. II they vii or., s,oty l. . :,
houses, it will soon equal NV Yn.s. !,
has no Mapping, but VS. Eau MAKE s5s
without. We saiIo;e ase not cavd to er.n
ing, and It costs not littie for s,..e xtrrl
boats; haiti a dollar only FOR going is,,n
Geo. Town to the Capitol. Bur wo,d
see it, and the great folks there. SO; Oh,
and axt the way TO Congress- An old 81.
one with her tackle torn axt vi hat ,ctao.
the house Of representatives, sold r.,
yes, the officers room. So she showed n.
the way. | opened green baiaz doar, aod
got into kind OF uart eocs. p;f. SOM
body thought WISE @::asting potatoes. j
axt him Il ',s was she cook He SAID 40:
he was caly roass'ag apples under the ash.s
Oae OF the o5.icere wanted to tno,y ,ynoc.
! they were. TIE .li5ow told mn, ,h.v wr,.
Tor one Bow -:;Gtsin. stood warning ay
toes, when CANINE, Tom, il did 40. ,e,,
more les ta'd soout him ;han VOC snn,l
get into nc noo ,: 81, if every one #
then ,.as as itte :.a pea: about n;z tzy.
ing th- govt aud saying be he'd sp,aintd his
ankl> ABOUT his stealing cpe Of yar .,,.
captains wing at Eeu York and taking
i:@ C baisson Springs; how her has,aud
eslne .c nr from sea, and followed ,hcn 10
the Springs. and the spark ruoswag N the
n,g:,s. aud would not stay 10 stand NJ !ur
her, a.ed keep her husband from ;nas.inp
he:': and a pack Of lies ata0t, his payins
s!eDrs before he owed 'rn to tayesn ierc.
% tor boarding ladies, and | don'l knos
wt.a ALL though, th,y were : going 10
urn him adr!l. Thinks says si,is Is dfa
.asinecs for Congress. One Of 'em Tau pbt
and saie; Congress WAS in the next rcom;
SO went and opened the door, !rut aascy
fellow in the gang way told rae this was 10
place for ms must go round and get ialo
ths gallery main top. So gave : little sv
F. girl Gvepe,a Wy biz to show n. tae gay
III eone stone steps that Wes. Quad and
round III! YOU Sc, = .h,! top. slrg< cc,,!d
,ee Congress ena the aearay looking oJ
*s'mira liza: sat =Ione high up anAer sn
awning With : sec cary before hios. Up
rr's .oc-,looii,c' {rllow, anE wat;.c2 ne
ii: for ono Ar ',,a~J,!>n'y slud.,aers tsOe
.a.lus iaat ce:ygf n @ae wars. az. sha
't:yas =; reg Did We twas Nj. knit cec
lat wsnte:, n ees f!s~ pay los ltse arer..a,: Of
= h. IS" ?o.Isd &C. p&3 lie wiao.s %:
what - .;,c:ssss:., .ae .en2.-al Hcnar'.eat,
@~.--. Th;,ts .*7< tbs is queer srl
.: ~, .he-. IN "a. sad Of
rt.ss /. ,s4:- ~ :unay 70 see h'a
.,ev ra5sc ~: tt. tnc aG,wital tod al
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..s. 3ssys7n ~ NJ. ss1S'H
s.,cer. ~. IS, 1910.
: ,.,, Ia. 5s.:.,sys, . newspaper OF
m :, s~r mo. .or..ee.sing coy t = y t.Sf9n
ma t,i.. ins.sfs., AL o . let'sr o.
-, ,,...., ,.ss. .us sne sF,each minister
ee fo-viqr. as.secsiss u s,-s.era' Armstrong - :
THE s.s, i. q vet inporsans paper; OF
ho.c tn " s,ss without delay an
,a;cia. communicates.
[ assa Il. hcnor 20 DC, &c. ssc.
wm. .iNKNEY.
l9.,,. H,bsrt 5scf, 8 or
ms. .!N.<1s 70 90. SAITH:
Iapfor. 2se' ".,.y, 1910.
SIN
....ge jus. 5t-e,veo q COMMUNICATIONS
ron ss1er2. sSsrrr..1 g, cFssd the OF ~
.z,o,irc;ng 1::- a>cor'2 .ot CT the
..se;.:n an. r::lv &c ;aeet s.,c- aevc, "a
.oa.sel csez-e-. lsa 49, 'or:: Wtif.S.-
&c ..vsc:,se ,o see .,- '1o'A WHISKY =
ca. of tow, il, ~, It s sa' --s::..2 -
.ip1t 81 .,.t4cr ~ 1-cl,rr-
G,S-ers. tt.rr,.a rozG t2.s 81. t's:-.""'-.'.3d
aay 31pq 5s:'a .-.fs:si :cs:e;e, .a@,.'c,se. .'s
IS ys~-l. o, r. :;s.a-:'. /. j. &c sass-e 81.
,haf prtlrstz1 IA s,s hc..::;22::.' INC 9th.
81 y,n;c" scf i, -,c.a@ SEA. and with
'Sa; !. &c o,Ssc y" i, s.aeralArmstrong's
1ef.1r
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jas Rec.iped,
Iad:.,e' as::ionetlo KID s. Morocco che>a
,~n lar -, 'n;d', fa.cory.
k..s. : zoe Onen.cn.S
ia AIld.
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a ek ciassa osesrca. >. *. - s's Il "a -
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NO 'n,|-:dS,' Auy' z4 90
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or 6, .E@ea,.
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IBY AUTHORITY ]

D ESOLVED ~ tke Senate end N5g7e Of Pe-
IN presentGtives Of The UIsi.sd St0tcs Of Hnic,
RIGA IN Congress assembled, That I'll expressions
contained in the official letter OF Francis J,ck-
son, Minister Plenipotentisry of his Britannia
Majesty near the United Ststcs, dated tile 2S,l
day OF October, 1909. aud addressed to hIr
Smith, Secretary - State, conveying TIE idea
that the executive government of The u. States
had knowledge, that the arrangement lately
made by Mr. Lrskine, his predecessor, ~ behalf
of his government, with the government uf Inc u.
States, was entered into without competent pow.
ers on the part of Mr.. -Er.knc for that purpose,
were highly indceorous and insolent That til
repetition ofthc same animation in his official let.
ter dated the 4tli OF NovC ,er 1902, alter lie was
appraised by the asscyeration. cfthc Secretary of
State, that the executive government had no
such know,edgs, and that fit had possessed such
kno vledEe, such arrangement would not have
been entered into ON the part of the u States 1;
and after also being officially apprised. that such
inlmaton WIS in.tmissib!e, was still more IL So
lent and aiiron;iag and that in refusing 10 lie.
oeiye any further communications from him in
consequence ofthese outrageous and premedits-
ted insults the executive government hss mani
tested just regard TO it's dignity and honor,
as we'll as to the character and interest of the A.
merican people. That the letter signed Franci.
j Jackson, headed +" Circular" dated 18th of
November, 1909, and published ant. circulated
through the country, is still more direct and s
Crayntedinsut and sffront TO the American peo-
pie and their government IS it is evidently an in
sidiouf attemP: 10 excite their resentmerts ard
d,strusts against their own government by appeal.
ing % them, through false or failscious disguis
cs, against some of lis acts and to excite resent
mcnts and divisions amongst the people them
selves, which can only he dshonorableto their
owa characters and ruinous to their I'm inter
ests; end the Congress Of the United State. do
hereby soler,nly pledge themselves to the Amer
ican people, and to the world, TO stand by snd
support tbs Executive government in It's refusal
to receive any further communications froa, the
said Francis Jackson, and to call into action the
whole force oftle nation, lit should BECOME nc
cssssry, in consequence ofthc conduct OF the Ex-
ecutve government in t.sis respect, to repe such
insults, and TO assert and maintain the rights,
the honor and the interests of ths u. States
]. B. VARNUM,
Speaker of tae Eoasc Of Reprc,ex,s,io-s.
SEOEGE CLINTON,
Vice-PresiGcHr Of the United Stdfe-
Gaa PseTiacst 81 The Senate.
January IL. 1910.
APPROVED,
JAMES MADISON
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LIMOS ALLEY, from New York, most res
EL pectfuiiy informs the Ladies of Richmond
sItd its vicinity, that he is just establishing La
dies SEoI MANurAcToRY few doors below
the Bell Tavern and next door to S. Pleasants's
Book Stere-He has on hand an elegant assert
nent of Kid and Morocco SKINS, green, red,
black, white. tea and buff. All of the most iash.
enable colours.
n. B. Those ladies who would wish to have
their shoes made in the most fashionable mode,
Will please 10 call IS above. All orders will be
thankfully received and immediately attended to
Ten or twelve women shoe binders will meet
with employment by applying at the above place
"a. January l3 3w
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NEW YoRK, Jan. 10.
ANTICIPATED.

Tie brig Factor has ariivedat Boston, hayino
sailed from Cadiz the 30th Nov At that time n
large Frsnch army was advancing into Spain, and
II was expected part ofthem would attscl. CO.
diz within i~o months. Every species of deisn.
The ships Of war " ere still at Cadiz. MANY Of
thcprincipsl Spanards ware Shipping their pro.
perry TO England, and, lf necessary, would
toi!ow il. The Marquis OF Wellesley sailed
for England IN the Donegal Of ~ guns, Noyem.
Der Ii.
We iisgr seen The following extract Of let.
ter, dated CadiE, 22I November, 10 a gentleman
~ tl'is city.
. OR government, srs ms1sing extraordinary
tXeFiiHDs I" RAISE fore; capable u ..istp- .be
iimmentc armies which tie Frenrh vii posi-. into
TINS coa",cy so consequence o. tie pssce ygid,
Austin i4c struggle viii b. srlrl3u, W. Cat.
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.vTALUAnLE rRssrRTy FoR ssnr-,
Y In pursusnce .of Sdecrce q, The .Crcui,
Court OF the uaited StstN IN the Virginia Dig
trct, promo ICED at tho !asSSs of dat court,
in the suits there depending be,ep YIN. Kunksll
s, Co. plaintiffs, against i,lo,A, ~ Dean, and
ct,.ers, defendants, and bet wesiNcr;b, s.,.opha,
snd Star,nan, plaintiffs, ad TIE SAN, d. f,.. n,s
wiz be exposed 10 sale, at aaciin''S,t C.,r,. in
the county of Cumberland, on fh,u-Ns.ti.e l,,l
OF February next, that valuable MEitSSa AN Z
MILL Usually called the Cairo Mifls-'iN lcco
Warehouse, Tay~rn, and ot,.r Lots Of GrM,G,
nj that place-A,so, al 'hs Lands ator ne.r
ira, icon., ling of 1000 acres and nsxaroiA
which belonged TO James Dexre. Themes NJ
Deaie ( Francis b. Deane or u either of them,
on the Soth day Of Msrch, Ia0l.---rerms o.
sale---Ten per cent on theoamount os the pur
cases 10 be paid in cash; a credit OF ore, two
ar,i three years far the residue of the purchase
money, 10 bear interest from the dsy OF lie,
the purchases. or purchasers giving toi,sls with
security. to be approved by the undsfsigned cora
missioners or the one that may act, and also ex-
ecuiirg deed OF trust upon the proTerty so
purchased, for securing the payment thereof a,
the periods aforesaid.
Previous 70 the day or sale the Land will be
divided into convenient lots to sait p.i-chssers.N
c. COPLAND, Z Comm. sSi.
w. G. WILLIAMS, eners.
Il.
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Johnson AND REAT.

JEWELLERS u SIL YER SMITHS !:
* L the crescent sign, opposite the Eag!e-Ta-
4 A yern-Haye Just received an additional sup
ply of Articles in their line, (Which With their
former stock Will render their assortment yefy
completely consisting Of
Pearl Earnings, Earnings z. Drops, Breast.
Pins, Bracelets and Finger Rings.
Jet Breast Pins. Bracelets, Ear. Rinr3 & Neck.
iaces, tortoise shell Combs Of he most approved
patterns, gold Watch Chains, Seals and Keys Of
the latest patterns, Earnings, Fnggr-Khgs,
Breast-Pins, Bracelets, buttons, L0Gkets and
Miniature Settings
Silver Tea .pois, Coffee. Pots, Sug.r Dishes,
Stop Bowls, Cream. Pots, Cams snd Gobletts.
Table desert, tea and salt Spoons soup, oldy,
cream ard mustard Ladies', Salt Stands, Thin.
bles, Coral x Bells, rc. 'Fongs g Pencil Cases,
silver mounted Duks, Swords and Snuff Boxes.
Plated Casters Of various prices, Cardesticks,
Fruit Baskets, Tea-Pots, Sugar Dishes, Cream.
Pots, Ssit.Siands, Table Spot 8 and Tea-Toi. .
Block tin Tea Pots aHd Tea Cadas, together
with sindry other articles too tedious 20 enume-
rate here, al Of which they offer on moderate
terms. Orders FOR work strictly attended to-.
The highest price giyen for old riIycr and sold.
December Z. e.G
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JanuryfG

ITO lie SOLD 10 the highcst bidder, AZ
l. Wind r tie PLdNTiIIOH lAciy pos
sessed 10y Carter Braxton. decd about one mile
from Tappahannock. on Tuesday tie goth day OF
Jsnuary next, a1out thirty negro SLAVES be
longing to the sal! deed. consisting Of men, vo.
men, boys and girls, among them IS very good
House Carpenter about twenty one years old ;
part Of them will be sold for cash, and TIVE resi-
due on q credit e SIX months, tho purchasers
givn,, bonus with approved security. al per.
sons having claims against the said decd are nc.
qucstcd to make them known 10
SAR&H s. BRhXTON.
TINES WEBB 4 l,.u,..
WILLtA-H FLEE2, 5 ''''' 10
January4 w3wI
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NoRFoLx, Jan. Is.
1FVNI JHII'
E*frdcf Of Ieffe,J Jons ST croix, TO gentleman
in MHs cenntyy, dlteA 24h Dec 1900.

NoRFoGE, Jan Is.
Extract of leffe, jrem St Croix, 10 gentleman
in diis country, dncd 24h Dec 1909.
We have accounts from Martinique TO LAY,
by which It would appear that the expedition,
intended against Quad. loupe, was in state of
great iorwhi dness, an,rit is expected would sail
early IN January. with the troops lately arrived,
there viii be TO 5000 men, a force, no doubt
fully sufficient to insure success---Our Lieutenant
Governor has gone to Martinique TO join the OK
petition Notwithstanding tie yigiisnce OF the
British cruizers, and owing to me of them be.
ms becsimcj, tHo French frigales with troops
succeeded ~ getting into port on The north side
oi GusdGlGupe. The troops and part of the
crews had hardly Cine to get shore, IN the ut.
most confusion, before q party of searnen headed
by their officers from the British ships landed
and stormed a strong battery in the NEST gallant
m2nnei-and Afterwards got possession of the
French frigstes, which they blew up with the
whole ct uic baggage and stofes on board Capt
Cameron t The sioOp OF war Hazard was killed
" the act Of hauling down the French coors
There arc two other French frigatcs about taesc
seas those four frigatcs and corvette, (lIiat
has been captured and sent into Antigua FIJI Of
rooPs) feii IN with the Jnon lrgatc, taken SOFA.
ltIne 3go ny the HOrstiO--slIe did not surrender
TIL after az action Of three hours, ard having los,
seventy OF her men she was such complete
wreck when the Fredch took possession Of her,
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that they were obliged 60 sin! her. Capt. Short
land OF the junior isll in the action. :.
There have been reports received through
different quarters ofa3miral Colling wood having
taken and destroyed the roulon squadron Of six
teen sail of the line. Flour plenty .. dollars
per barrel-Rum ard sugar very i,igh."-Ledger,
For. Esyai, Mayt Dee 60.
DISPATCHES have been received this mGrning
from Vice Admiral the Honorable SIR Alexan-
der Cochrane, K dated off Bassc- Terre, qua
daloupe, upon the 18Th inst conveying in,el,i
gence, that early on that day rro French Gigates,
the Seine and the G,orc had been destroyed in .
small bay with the battery which protected
their. after spirited resistsnce.--f. corvette
had like wise been cut out of Dies Haye, by his
Majes,y's ship The,,S and brig pultusk and a.
mother corvette taken at sea by the Melampus /;
q merchantman from Europe has also been re-
taken. d..
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NOTICE An persons indebted TO tic ests tie
IN of Josiah Wright, deceased, are requested
10 come forward and pay their respective &C
counts 10 the subscriber Those having claims
against the estate are requested to bring forward
their accounts property authenticated, to
ABRAHAM DOUGLASS, .fGn.'r.
January A. 1Ot
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ME SUPSEHi8Ek gives Motive. that Syitu
ariew 20 the education Of his own Childre,
he has determined te remove his family IN the
C'tv Of krhmonti.-He has rented! tie House ut
present occupied by thc Chsnoelor. ani propos-
es taking 10 or 10 young boys girls into Isis ia
milv =. boartlers.
He pledges hmss lfthat the most rigid attenti-
OH shall be paid 20 the rnorals and eenerai well
'are If smch a, may be committed to his care
The situation he has chosen is high and healthy.
and sufficiently convesient to the Academy. lie
expects 10 he m readiness to receive hosrlcrs by
the 10Th of J,ruary in the mean time any conn
rrunications this subject may be addressed TO
him al Columl,a
His price for board is S 100 per annurn che
third to be paid advance, INC thrd in SIX
months, and the balance at tue end of the wear,
each board r iinling his bed.
10. 9UlRLEs.
December e w8w os,.
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Deccmhcr30.

SIJu.LIAM w. DIcEENsoN has ,sceir-
w Ell, and offers for SIZE o5 crates Earthen
Ware, 4 Cases Ens!ish Glass ,sare,
cowsIsriSG OF
D-c9rt-rs, P,r.ey Wine md Champagne Ciassrs
Livc-ooo. Sab, !oe;e and Sacks, .f!so Is Casks
n. Il Ram, 200 ..air coarse slices, Sea- LeaIhc,
&c &c &c.
Dscc7nber &c. i'r
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PURSUANT TO a decree Of Caroline County
- Court, in the name OF the LeFs,, IS ~ Ed
lu3d Jones, decd &c. against the nd n,inistrator
with the VIII annexed, Of tie said Jones, decd.
&c. VIII be sold. ON Friday the 23d day ut Fe-
bruafy, TO the highest bidder. on twelve months,
credit, at Charles Tod's Tavern, in Caroline
County. seven Negro SLITES, belonging to The
estate Of the said Jones Bonds with approved
security VII be required Of the purchasers, in
manner rs directed hy The sail decree All Who
have claims against the sad estate are requested
10 exhibi, them ON the day Of sale to the Admit
nlstratOr
BY THE COMMISSIONERS.
January ~ w3wT
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THE NEW GOVERNMENT OF SPAIN !;
AND
II GREAT BATTLE EXPECTED TO
BE FOUGHT.

The following very Interesting intelligence di-
rect from Seville, proves that the Spaniards ere
making the greatest efforts to rid their country
of then enemies, and that the new government
has commenced its operations BY infasng ne "
energy into the people, and taking the most vi.
gorOus steps for preserving the kingdom The
news of a great AVID decisive battle having been
fought, may be expected by the next arrivals
lcoAhgN1cATED FOR THE FREEMANs JOUR
NIL.
Esnact of letter from gentleman in Seville,
dated Nov. 8, 1899, to another in this city.
I" On the 1st inst. the Goticrno Executive del
RENO, took the government into their hand -
It ia composed Of the following members:
PREsIDESr.
His Exceilen:y the Aych6ishsp ef Seville, c.. I'd.
nsinisHGtor.
MEMBERS.
Dan Gaspar Meietor de .JovcllGnos,
Dos Sebastian de Sesame,
Bon .Josef Garcia de la Toryr,
Don Roo,igo Regsei1ne,
Dan Fygncisco Y ,Vier Care,
TIE 6iergfis de TIiek
SEcKETAUT or STATE.
Don FRANCHISE Savc1iyG.
"It is reported that the French have carried off
all tie heavy artillery they had st the siege of
Corona, which place still holds out, and has Of
late receiv, 4 rcinforcern.nts besides some
provision 4 ammunition. All the Spanish armies
are IN motion towards Madrid, as also are the
British at Badajos--so that we expect shortly
some DEc1sIyz Glow viii be 'Giycs. Cod grant
them success. The Generals have issued orders
TO fire on the FIRST man hist retreats, so that /
hope you VIII soon have the news Ct a great
victory, obtained by TIE Patriots. Frss,tsn's
Journal
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-01-20

u AFTER SEA PAPER MILLS.-T Those who
- wish TO encourage tie manufactures OF their
owu state arc informed, that they can be suppli-
ed with Paper Manufactured IN Petersburg, in
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-01-20
FIFTY DOLLARS REN.1RD

AN-AWAY, fyoo. The Subscriber, ~ Me city
N IF 2ichmonA on The 20th Of Oefe5ey last, q
Negro Mar named BILL1i satpoari 10 he o5ont
foe fer nine zen inches high; Sfor. gVeH mele,
Il Httie bosv-ieged, has iuH face : about ssVcnty
rearS9 Ggs; Sras Purchased of Cruz CWtis IF
Northumberland Cosnty; qVaS ydisedm Lancaster
County, on Me Cm,iso'sGn biui'ahon by dzr. Cur
ter h. is collcf BY the neeyacs ethaf pace, 7ydit-
iHgn'san Billy he is rueH ac7tnnfed al Shirley,
James River, svhe,eit is Likely he Is iurtnS this
lI:ac.
I zrW Si7e the abooe retpay" If secured in ri
in the CRY ef Richn3nt sixt2 dollars if seeu-
red in my jail iRite state If grg,aia and iitor-
maafioa g,ven 10 Toseph CWtry, If hichmopa, or
John IViH7, Of ClarIotfeSViLe
THoS VIM, .Tr.
Ocfober 81. -u6m
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-01-20

u FETICOI.AS resps-'Gui!y informs The
40 Citizens of Richmond, that he intends
teaching Drawing and Painting, being rspsred
for the reception Of Scholars at his residence on
Shockos Hill
He viii also take proxies on large scale, anG
LileEc8s;s in Miniature.
january 10 Jiw3wT
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-01-20

MOTiCE.-Mr. John ~ Syme having made
In provision iortte payment of his dcGts, and
those also for whichhe IS bound for iis islhcr, 1T
hreques,ed thst al, such creditors should make
their respective demands snoYn to rs, or one of
Us on or before the FIRST day Of February next, at
which time the second payment for Che land, sold
for that purpose, becomes due. Giving this no
ticc, We s'isIlnot consider ourselves bound to pay
interest alter we receive payment tDr the Land
the money will be kept for the creditors.
Al such creditors az have liens upon the New
Castle Land, either by deed or judgment, are re-
quested to Civ" as inform sfi3n thereof.
GENSf / MN OLIPER, ,1r.
FILLI4M CUNNI wGHAM,
SAMUEL RICHiKDSJN.
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