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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-09-04
NEW YORK. August %.
LATE FROM IRELAND

BY the Oneida, from Dublin, the editors of
the New York Gazette have received Dublin
papers OF the l4th July-containing London
dates vi the l0th--three day S later than be
fore received.
A secret expedition was preparing in
England supposed to be destined to the
Dardanelles, to assist the Turks against
the French, who meditated ian attack ON
Kitg Louis has abdicated the throne of
Holland. The government is put under
the Regency of the Queen, till Napole on
Louis, the eldest son OF Louis, comes of age
In the Cosrt of Kings Bench, JULY 9.
Mr.. Goblet was brought up 10 receive
sentence for publishing libel on the govern
ment; and was sentenced To two years i'm
prisonment, and to pay fine of one thousand
pounds.
DUBLIN July IL Many foreign pa
pes, and great number of private letters
have arrived, the contents of which. in thei
substance, will be found in another part OF
our paper The principal interest of the
foreign papers are the loose hints whicl,
they Contain OF the active execution of th,
ieague between the Empero.s Francis. N :
puleon and Alexander Ii is not usual with
the foreign Editors to speak out upan these
heads; the liberty Of the press is still nor,
marrow IN france than in England and III,
q vernment has its eye and It's attention.
very where-Enough, however. NAV be
collected even from rhe loose hints and de
tached paragraphs, to lead to asconclusion
that there is a general expectation on the
Continent. that a campaign is meditated in
Moldayia, and W alla hia.
LONDON. July 90 Owe have re
ctived letters from our squadron if roulog
10 the latter end ut May. The enemy's feet
had been repeatedly accommodated by the
Unity trigate, and ascertaned to consist of
~ sail OF the line, four of which were three
decker's and carrying Admiral's flags. and
apparently ready for sea. Sir G. Cotton
had, in consequence, dispatched orders to
MiDorca, &c for the re -assembIement of his
Rect, and during some days before the close
OF our letters, all our ships were kept clear
for action.
The Unity, Voluntaire, and Aiacritv
were chased off Toulon by two sail of the
line and frigate; but it blew hard at the
time, and the enemy soon returned to port
followed by our vessels, which greatly ,ut,
sailed them.
The basis Of second cartel for an ex
cbange of prisoners has been agreed upon.
The last dispatch to Mr.. Mackenzie com
muncated to him the terms upon which our
government would agree to a cartel. and 10
those terms The French government have
succeeded. This intelligence was brought
BY Mr.. Wyer, the Messenger, who arrived
last night from Morlaix
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!. till the arrival of her ma

our minor King. till the arrival of her ma i.
jesty the Queen.
We further order. that the different
corps OF cur guard. under the command of
ILieutenant General Bruno. and General
Bruno, second in command. shall render
service to the Minor King OF this Kingdom,
and that the great officers of the Crown,
as we'll as the civil and military fficers OF
the household, shall Continue to render their
customary services to the same high per
sonage
The present act done and concluded
and signed by our hand, shall be transmit
ted TO the legislative body. and then depo-
sted copies shall be taken, aud these let
ters be published in a legal manner, and in
The customary form
~ g LouIs NAPOLEON.
Haarlem, July 1. 1870"
In the name of his majesty Napoleon Louis,
| by the Grace ct God and the Cs:.s;:ts;
on of the Kingdom, King of II Hand, the
Provisional Council of Regency of the
King of Holland to all those who may
see, hear, or read these presents, makes
known,
:" That in consequence of the resignation
OF the Royal dignity and authority made by
his majesty Louis Napoleon, in favor of the
Crown Prince, his majcsty's eldest son. Ma.
,poleon Louis, and of his Brother, Prince
Charles Louis Napoleon, and bv virtue of
his majes,y's authority contained in the O..
pen and sealed letters published by him on
the LIST of July, 1910. the Provisional Re-
gency has this day Constituted itself. under
the Precedence of The Mins,er Van Der
Helm. waiting the arrival of her majesty
the Queen. as constitutional Regent of the
Kingdom. and guardian of the minor King
and in expectation of the measure which
her majes'y shall be pleased to adopt rela
tive to public affairs. Amsterdam, ST.
July, 1910.
IVAN Der HELM.
BY order of the p divisional Coun-
Gil of Regency.
"A. II. VERnUEN,
"First Secretary of the Cabinet OF the
King"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-09-04
Court Of Kings Bench--Nonday, July 9.
WIN. COBBETT.

This being the day on which the Court
was 10 pronounce IT'S judgment on the above
defendant, the avenues al very early borr
were all crowded, and the throng 50 unusual
and prodgIous, that the Chief Justice was
Obliged 10 order the avenues to be cleared.
Ut beng with the most extreme difficulty.
that even The prisoners could contrive 10 Get
into the body oil The court.
At Length they appeared, and the Attorney
General PRAYED The Judgment against WIN.
& bbet,, ]. {. Hapsard, John Buad, and
IL cbard Bag.haw
NJ. Justice Gr9se first addressed the pri
8 ner Goblet: he signifed 20 him that he
wHs convicted Of = most foul and wicked
libel libel the tendency Of which was
to create dislike to 'heir duty in the Local
M'il'ia OF the country. aud disgust TO on,
erViees IN the iofegners employed there ..
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-09-04
PUBLIC NOTICE.

BY order of the Superior Junta of govern
meat and defence of this place, the public
are informed that the detention of the YES
sells tor America is now removed, the causes
which occasioned it having ceased, in con
voyages to their respsc i've destinations
when 1t may suit them Cadiz, IN Juiy
1910.
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upon condition Of their paving treble, or
threefold duties, of What the articles acta.
ally pay in France, but the proprietors will
then acquire the privilege of exporting sush
produce into France, where it shall be ad
mitted free of all further duaes.
l. has bsen computed here, that this tre
bic duty will amount to about so per cent.
of he value upon most Of the articles.
COLLIN. ION the Rhine.) June S.-The
public sales of seven of the American car
goes sequestered. will take place at Ant.
werp on the 10th inst. they will be sold for
home consumption. and can neither be stor
ed in private warehouses, nor exported
the duties to which the gcods are subject
are at the charge Of the purchaser. payable
as customary in bills at 9 months, approved
by The Collector, or otherwise i'm case, weight
and tale to be ascertained before delivery of
the articles. No person will be allowed to
bid unless resident of Antwerp, or under
security OF credltabIe inhabitant thereof.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-09-04
MANUEL MARIA DE ARcE,
Member and Secretary, pro Ten.

BERLIN. July 3.-According 20 accounts,
the Russian army after the siege # bazart.
schIk, marched against the army OF the
Grand Vizier, and important events are
expected.
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CADIz June 28-The Duke of Orleans
arrived mere on the Goth, and was received
with acClamations.
forged Royal Order. dated MAY H.
respecting trade to our Colonies, has been
detected and the printed copies which
have been procured ordered to be publicly
b1rned.
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EXTRACT OF A LETTER.

~ Chrzst4ana (.NUrzvay) Jnae 9 The
Pfivateers are again Cru q Ag out oil N ,r-
way IN greater numbers ttIan ever /; they are
determined to dttain every American yes
sci they meet, and have sent ,uto Norway
number of American ships There are 10
or IL sail sent into T hesund and Christian.
sand. am app extensive their depredati
ons will be greater this Summer h n last
i enclose you the new Danish priva Ger
laws tor your government. There ar. 10
sail captured and detained at Copenhagen.
The privateers out Of Denmark are not so
bad as those from Norway. the former have
permitted many Americans 10 pass. bu, those
out OF Norway are little short of pira es, for
they wli capture all they come across -
Phil Gaz.
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The Gibraltar papers contain an ihtercep-
ted correspondence between the French ma
val commander at Malaga, and Marshal
Souit, and Admiral Mazar, no Soult insists
on having squadron of gun boats flied out.
The commander declares that there are nei-
Their vessels nor money to buy and equip
them, if there were, that those that ought
TO have been had Gen. Sebastian and Gov
Disdier have fitted out as privateers and
that those privateers are g. commanded by a
villain, known to be smuggler. and always
to be found in the service of the nation under
whose flag he NAV Commit villainies with
greater facility, as he did in Almunecat
where he captured the three Spanish yes
sells; but you cannot conceive how strongly
he is backed and supported by those two SUI
perior officers"
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BosToN. August %.
FROM GIBRALTAR.

Arrived Yesterday, schr Industry, Capt.
Harris. 81 days from Gibraltar. Capt ri
has furnished us with Gibraltar papers 70
the 21s, July; but they afford us No political
news of any novelty. The accounts from
Spain and Portugal. make M mention of the
reported battle between the French & Por
tuguesei they however confirm our evious
accounts of the healthy condition of the
French armies in Spain of the continued
and successful ihcursions Of the Spanish pea
santry. and of the increasing hatred which
is. manifested against the French, in every
quartcr-A Spanish gentleman arrived
AT Gibraltar, from the environs of Seville.
states, that the French were attacked ne ar
Seville. from the 1Stto he oh Jaiy. by the
divisions of Ballesterous and Capon. with
great success; that great numb RS of dead
and wounded were seen carrying into Sc
vile. and that when he came away, the
firing of cannon and muscuestry was still
continued. The papers also state, that king
Joseph had returned to Madrid, and had
dismissed from his life guards, all the Spa
niards who had been employed ABOUT his
person.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-06-16
LOUIS aPISE, .
Painter 'aad Daswiag NE er, from
81, = ia Hoiu !, - 80 = -.

.ITAS the honor "a jnformsthe Ladies and
II gentlemen Of Alexandra, that he has
just arrived from Bai,im0ref where he has
taught, during aresidence Of four years, and
paytieularlyin the academies Of Madame La.
Cosnbe, Mr., Brown, and Baltimore College.
He proposes continning 20 teach in this city.
His terms will be Twelve Dollars for the First
quarsss, half paid in advance, and then Ten
Dollars. - 14 z s.s; - sc
HIS pledges himself 20 pay tho strictsst at
tsnsion, and to use every effort 70 effectuaao
their improvement in this elegant accom-
pEshment. 81 e,
He slso takss Likenesses In oil for Fifteen
Dollars- Paintings, az Landscapes and other
suhjeetsy may b had on lnoderass terms.
~. ,B. Hewitt take number Of scholars
toteach them Drawing, At his dwelling housS
en- lover sesms. Lessons for ell paintiaes
One Dollar. -. 20 !
Wassr color painting, the aams % draw
ing. ..,sI = ~, s. <.
Fairfax street, the house Of q -
~ Mrs.. :Dsyis.-Juue -. cost
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-06-16
. pURLlC SALE....

On tAe third Aanday IN .lsse snezf, sAe sESsfrf
Der nil sEhsse 70 saie ~ :ESislae Cart
3 ;hease, 81 q sysdif -ef aa. and saas ssakass
Al small Trsd of land,
T YINc Oh toe east side cf ths sssgs rosd
H. from AlexAndris TO Colchesaer. st tho
piaes connsonig called The = Five Foct Ill.,
supposed to contain IS and hall aeres-.bs.
longing Y The sssats IS William liastinss g.
Mary EIusk ins, Exaenliix.
Msy 3ls sstisskjsae
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Ross -. e that 3es 81 sI ne
4tssink and mteiligs woman Is more tefer
u fssss thsandefs standing q : man dian 81
me peaaaiic phiipsophy sof bOeE e y ia q
her i fad Conssr sasion % Pc The e !
Rsssossug Ne lalosae II krestfs ge, ,ss
.Brsets 81 fae sss. ,fse CsaiRsfss se zSarts
asssAs bond tlsadsA;l s. 3!.' & /.
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3 that ptheTGs e{Ie< zS136 g hfG6inna4 ~ hjeh
Are rtxinly ~ i66hl y f is I'D In
The English 81 IAmcpt isss g 1txfSs son.
sstnted "a recslts the ksHe sols 81 FjIy. 81 IA
Sahould Is <owb< lied fbSl iy II SlssUdoS IS,
sdoninionsx He & 10 sllas c ta .pfoeeeH
NOT 10 Alslls, ts,s ii nslspsls The ,sland !.
sis ven supplied xith pfosis;dns, 6Ss not so Z
with artilleyy and aninUnitin Tie Enp.
slish cornplain OF the total jArsr sof tie
inhabitants for military service, sud thex
latter complain pf the xfro1Anes at iksis.s
spues,s. Numerous seinf0reeaeuts wxra,
snxiousiy expssssd from Postagal. 70 sa,.
rison the various foftresses opposite dc
,cont;;neus. Wild hit MD, i. wss hopea
that .,he enemy might be rssisted, or at
sleass 50 far 90 % Sktufs the saisly Of he I
Enslish afshy. - I
q 8 i 20 q Tviienss, & tsilf4. q
Our Court Gsxs, ss esn,ains formal
Seen,rad;c ,isn 81 4 Eepors thai NJ L :Hnpps
Had, .as 1t1strian shsrge d slsissy. Ios6sA
she msssiage of the arch duchess Maria
Louisa 10 the Eneiish ss<sstssy SS:asts
Tor fonien a9airs. We arr, Il says, au.
thorised 10 declare, that there % no Ars.ri.
an charge d'aHaires fd England, nor any
|. other politiczkasopt, whoronld have made
an Official notiihsaticn Of the marriage, and
consequently that The whole 81. ihe article,
both IN substance and dsiaiE 10 faise and,
unfoundrd. ~ .rsis a.
's-4sis imperial maiessy gays 10 eudienes
to count Otto on the 1osh, atssix 6seloek ia
the evening, u which ne deliysrvd . letter
10 ms majesty from ,iit Asmperor Napoleon,
and seven seosslons of the legion 81 honor.
His siyrenlnsd offe for himbrlfs and
presested snsshsr 10 lie archdukt Charlse
,odissribnss the resi- % = future
oscaSion. :; s. e.
;. e;k ssxtser from cousaaatiuop,e Of !rhe
10vhHls. says, - the Erand seignor means TO
put himseif atshe head of bib Asia,ic troops
ID whom he has greater coufrsnes than in
tlSoss bf Europe. F0r.soms time past, he
has personally superintendent their ssxrr-
sise. The recent disturbances In Mace
duniS we're oceasionyd by some excuses on
the part Of the Janissaries; and bad no re.
tlaticu, xhateyet TO poiitieai events. = Mace.
douia, 10 fact, IS one OF the pfoSinces that
are least DESTROYS of a sDlutisn. Theisa.
y, end the ress Of Gresce, openly express
their wishes for arhauge 1f government."
We are rxsremeiy GoHcsrned to find, that
among ethss meianchpB eircdmstauess re.
salsisg from ihs late disturbances in The
caPilal, BID msjesty was rendered % unk1pe,
py, that he was .indispos<d for lotnk days,.
and ,hs eates was the total less, Of lis re.
naming sight i'But tits With ths; gnss<ss
'sasisfae.ion we add, that his majesty il new
vssfee,iy reeovered, and In as COED general
heaish AZ he'ever enjoyed. His maiessy,is,
however, obliged 20 avail himselfof yx,sr.
aaiassisssncs in his occasional waiks, which
wss nosahs case before-she pntossuna,e E:
VEINS alluded TO. iFiis medical, attendants
haves We anderstsnd, DECLARED that hin eye
10 now Fl for the operation, wherever he
feels himsylf disposed to submit 10 il,
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u u z & 6ne y Il 81
"a Byths chip Ira Am, CaptaiD Steele
:swkiel sissd 81 iisis port on Saturday the
editors Of the Va ereaniils Advertiser have
received London papers AMI eLlSyd' Lists
as shSS "a ct Nay, from which che follow
ing mi articles areaa ksns - z
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-07-18
REMOVAL.
Green Burroughs,

u ESPECTFULLY riio:msthepub-
4 u lick, that he has removed from his old stand
to the House and Shop lstes occupied by Mr. Reu6en
Cook, the cast side of 7hames-sfrecf, opposite NJ,
Josr,h Lygn's, No 55, where lac purposes enlargng
his business by extensive assortmept sf Hsrl.
ware, Ship-Chsndlery, and Groceries--siost crate.
fully acknoa ges ali past favours, and respectfully
solicis a Continuance in future would be happy &,
serve hrs frierds, and trade 10 mutual advantage
H. still Continues TO Collect Stock Tor the
Paper Manufactures and Iron Works gives cash,
and far price, according qualities, for obi J,ns
Canvass, Hemp. Oaknm, cotton and lnen Rags, scr.p
Ani cast iron. Copper, Brass. lead, Pew,er Case and
quart Bottles.
He has now on hand, variety Of Slip
Chsndery, Hardw are, ~nd Groceries, too tedious &,
mendon-Shaii only ash.-co.se aud scc--esu.e aud
bay cheap.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-07-18
Hay Seed.
William Douglass,

itae head Of Broad Street,
U.fS ron S LIE.
HNE hundred bus!r.., Borden. Grass
~ secd
20 bushels Herds ditto.
a bushels Orchard ditto.
~ bushels Red ,op dit.,.
200 wi. Red clover d.uJ.
.fLSO, FOR SALE,
diarye os,ersssers cf Croceries, among rlsch aes
4 1900 VT. Souchong Tea, very cheap.
1000 VT Coffee
1000 VT. good t,,itter, for family USE
JUST RECEIYED,
1000 VT. good broken Coffee. and selling pounds
Cor a dollar.
Newport March II, 1910.
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OFFER Is0R S.ALh,
on FAVOURABLE TEKAtS.
l56 Bales PINE Uflaad Co..oa,
H4 Casks Rice,
l?0 Bbls Fiodr,
70 Iihds Tobacco,
20 Butts Lard,
Z Iihds. Hams,
% Pipes Mason'sGn.
q q Do' DoAss Sh,s, hss3n' Havana SUGARS.
AZ Chests Souehong Tea,
20 Do Tyson Skin, DO N
Z Do Hyson, do.
O. Do Boiea, do
$4,000 lbs W. l. and Batavia Coffee.
......fLSO.... .,. ,.
III addition to their former suppl, ef Dry Gooas
Cases India Silks, con.iSung ot Grapes, Lus;rinS
and Sewing Silks.
~: pieces Blue Nankins, -. tt
600 Do. Company yellow, do.
Cases Mems Satin Beaver HATS,
Newport, April 25, 1910
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Lames MumtSra.

AMONG WHICH ARE THE FOLLOWING, VIZ
pROADCIOTHS of various col
~ ours and Qualities; Cassimeres Linen and
Cottto,. Cainbricks; Linens Cotton Shriing silk
and Cotton Shawls; Cotton Scarts, Cor Long Shawls }
Ginshams, great variety; India Lusirings and
is isoy ts C9s!2ns nue and and
and short SIX and Cotton Pocket TiandSe,cbief.e
'cfd@d Ginghams SumI;aer Yestinp RAM .aia
.iandkcrchiefs Silk and Cotton Hose Dlaper; Um-
brellas; Threads; Laccs, Sc
.3so-An excellent Chase made Of the best mate
Ills. VI 3D.
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NEW GOODS.

~ greet variety Of Neso SUMMER GOODS
Is just received, and for Sale, 0t 40. SO,
2nuMes.Street~
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-08-17
July II.

BLOOMSBURY FOR S1LF or PENJ
n Inns advantageous, we'll improved. and
agreeable place, is for sale on ADVANTAGE me
terms to purchaser the owner being determ;n.
cd 10 remove to the westward this fall, or as
soon as he Can dispose of il, either bv sale mr.
rent, (but will prefer the formerly and settle HE
business in Virginia, will sell il at a reduced
price for cash, or on a short credit his own n,
per. will be received and pr ferred 10 cash 7,
IS deemed unnecessary to give Dissertation ne
the LAND, as it is presumed no person ,,JI
purchase without viewing it. The houses are
S''uateo imme d'ateiy on the near road, lately o.
Pened between Fredericksburg and Richmond
distant Id miles from the former and 46 from tic
latter, the nearest by ten miles, and which nj
tmateIy must BE- established as the great M n
ROAD, betweeA those places, as it must be cons;
dered too great waste of public money IN ron
tInue to send the mail ten miles out of the yv,v
at 'he usual price for transportation. II has been
Kept as house OF Private Entertainment for
some Time, and the subscriber has found il from
the pubic patronage he has received wortbv b,s
notice. Ire emOluInents and advan;apss RI d.
POST Othce here, and its contipuity 20 Rooec,s
"4 "'' WHICH are not more than quarter of a
mule, are also advantages # some cons,derat;on
ne Dui,dhgs are well calculated for tavern uses
VIC u"elunS mouse contains ten rooms and four
= 90 ''e stable mas carriage room aud stalls
Tor 20 hc'5es, large kitchen, meet house anJ
servants houses, large garden well paiIed in
ana an elegant yard decorated and shaded b,
trees OF various sorts, such as the Locust I'm,
bardy Poplar, Aspin, Kentucky Coffee, e Ween
ing Willow, beside Il variety of fruit trees there
IS oi this land, between 200 and $50 acres. and
mere are also adjoining, several HUNDRED NOR
tor sale Persons wishing TO purchase or rea,
can Know the terms by applying 20 tie subscri'
Der ON TIE premises, or General John liner nr
Robert Stansrd, Esq. of Fredericksb uro, e;,bos
~ whom VIII contract with purchaser ar To-
nant in my absence
August 10, WV
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Thy AUTHORITY I
AN ACT
Concerning InvaL.d Pensioners

Concerning Inva!fd Pensioners.
ID Z it enacted BY the Senate and House of Re
ID bresentatives offhe United States Of Aaneri
ca, in Congress- assembled, That the Secretary o.
War be, and he is hereby directed to place the
following named persons whose claims have beer
transmitted to Congress, pursuant to law pass
ed the tenth of April, one thousand eight hun
dred and six, on the pension list of invalid pen
sioners Of the u. S. according to the rates, and
to commence at the times herein mentioned, that
is to say:
Gideon Criggs, at the rate of two dollars and
fifty cents per month, to commence on the ninth
day Of December, one thousand eight hundred
and nine
Elijah Brainard, at the rate orfive dollars per
month, to commence on the sixth day of Novem
Der, eighteen hundred and nine.
Benjamin Cotton, at the rate of two dollars
and fifty cents per month, to commence on the
thrtieth day of January, eighteen hundred and
nine.
William Smart, at the rate of FIVE dollars per
month, to commence on the second day ofFebru.
AIRY, eighteen hundred and nine.
John Union, at the rate oftwo dollars and fifty
ceDtsper month, to commence on tue sixth day
of December, eighteen hundred and eight.
Edward Grant at the rate of three dollars and
asVenty cents per month, to commence on the
twenty-thrd day of January eighteen hundred
and nine.
Peleg Smith, at the rate of three dollars and
commence on the tenth day of January, eighteen
hundred and nine.
Nathaniel Ladd, at the rate of two dollars
and fifty cents per month, to commence on the
twenty eighth day Of Jsnuary, eighteen hun.
bred and nine.
John Reed, at the rate Olive dollars per month,
10 commence on the thirty first day OF October.
eighteen hundred and nine
Joseph Slack, at the rate ofthree dollars thr.
ty three and one third cents per month, 20 com
mence Oh the Seventeenth day of October ei ghteen
hundred and nine
Samuel Stems, at the rate Of two dollars and
fifty cents per month, to commence on the TWEEN
tieth day of March, eighteen hundred and nine.
Enos Dctett, at the rate of two dollars per
month, TO commence on the fifth day of June,
eighteen hUndied and nine.
Jonathan Perkins at thc rate Of five dollars per
mouth, to commence on the third day Of MAY.
eIgf teen hundred and nine.
Toney Turner at the rate Of three dollars and
seventy five cents per month, to commence ON the
% MY lnrd day oil June, eighteen hundred snd
nire,