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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-11-05

NJ &J.DlCK & Co.-Inform their friends,
IN. and the public, that they arc now re-.
ceiving in the house lately occupied by Messrs Mon
cure, Robinson Peasants, the following articles,
which they will sell low for cash, negotiable notes.
at short dates
Loaf, Lump, Muscovado and HAVANA Sugars
Sreen Coffee, Chocolate, Gunpowder, Imperial
Young Tyson, Common and Pecou Souchong Teas
Madeira, Sherry, Sicily, Teneriffe aud Malaga
Wines-French Brandy-Hoand Gin--Ja,n,,ica *
81. Crox Rum-Hebbert's Brown Stout, Codiale
Molasses, English and Goshen Cheese soft shell Am
monds, Mace, Nutmegs, Cloves Pimcnto, psprer
Ginger, Alum, birthstone, Copperas, Fig Blue
Spanish Indigo, Shaving Soap, Bar Iron, Gerpaa *
sistered Steel, Liverpool fine Salt in Sacks refined
Salt Petre, London Mustard, Havanna Cifr,rs En-
gsh Battle Powder, and Psfent Shot an assor4 mem
Of Queens Ware--China, Coffee & Tea Guns and
Saucers-a few sets elegant burriehed Tea Ching
Decanters, Funblers, Wine Glasses, &c. &c.
N. Il J. Dick & Co. win transact any business on
Commission, which may be entrusted to their care
Oct. d. e
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NOR SAI-E.-A very valuable Tract Of
the name Of
, FINEY GROVE


IL lies at the mouth of ChicSahomany River, Which
forms It's boundary Oh Que side for nearly mile and
extends down James River about two milcs--It CON
tains twelve hundred and foty-nnc by survey.
of which not more than five hundred acres are clear
Ell, aud chiefly rich low grounds never oyerfoy
etl-one hundred and fifty are firm Marsh,
which capable CT Furnishing besides pastrragc hay
sufficient for the support of 1T least $50 heat: OF Cat,
te-thc remainder of the tract is loaded with cxeeI-
lent Timber, hot! Oak aud Pine-tIe improvements
excepting Orchards OF the bent @,if, arr of the com
ion Kind, being calculated only Tor the accommodate
ton OF an oscrsccr, and people employed on the
Plantaticn----J'he Barr and Oyc,s er's House arc
nearly new, and built of the very lest mate1ia,sZ
Near the centre Of the cleared Jar, is an eninepc
from which the land gradually declines sontherly and
westerly to each river, and which commands an ex-
,onsiyc yiaN, furnishing site fer Gcnte,na resi-
dence, inferior to none James River. The dis
lance from the City of Williamsburg is ten mics.
from Norfolk about sixty, and from the CITY OF Rich
mond, about fifty miles-A further description is
deemed unnecessary, presenting those disposed tv
purchase viii examine the Land. 4 liberal credit
viii be given the purchaser, and the terms made
known by application to
CONWAY wRITTLE.
MOTTO x, oct. IL. I'm
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EDUCATION.-rhe snbscr.hcr intcnos

EDUCATlON.-Th subscriber intcnes
TO open a SCHcOL for the instruction
CT YOUTH, on the first Monday in January next, at
William NJ. Richardson's, near Georges Tavern.-
Spelling. Reading, aud Writing, the English Ian
guage, English Grammar and Arithmetic, will be
taught at eighteen dollars per scholar, for the term
Rhetoric, Algebra, Surveying and Enelids Elements
at twenty five dollars per sohol II The year viii be
divided into two sessions, Of five months EACH the
months OF vacation being June and Desember-
Boarding may be had IL the noi,yhbcrood, at u con-
Nenient distance from the school. Wila,n NJ. Rich
ardson also will take few Barriers, with the cx-
ccpton of finding beds
GEORGE RICHARDSON.
Goochland, Sept. II. wswp.
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LEWIS n. RIvALAlN, {. 5. c.
with

AMES GRAY, Miniature Painter, Cat
- The Bell-Ta vern, Richmond, } respectful
y informs the inhabitants OF the City and its Vicinity
that during the Short period he intends remaining
among them, he purposes to employ that time in his
professional Gne---in accurately taxing MIMI
TYRE LLRE.a'ESSES. And hopes, from his
skill and long experience, give general satisfaction
and will with pleasure, attend Ladies at their re-
sidence, if more agreeable.
October go. Wit
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Sept. Of.

NIOTICE.-The Subscriber, being desi-
- rous Of ascertaining de state # the af--
fairs of the late Major Lawrence Butler, deed re-
quests all persons having claims against his estate to
make them known To- him without delay. IN max
ing this communicated, the claimant is asked to
state particularly the natme, amount and date of
his demand. Those who are Indebted to the estate,
arc hereby called upon to make payment
ROBERT PAGE, .3d7n'r.
With the Nh annexed of
LAWRENCE BUTLER, decd
Frederick County, Va
September 3. SIN
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NJ VI iCE.-Jn Consequence d. che Peni-
Tertiary having reduced the price of their
Wills one cent in the pound, with AN avowed in
tehtion 10 beat down All It's competitors
cent the pound OF ala Nis sold for cash. in or
der that the difference between the price of my and
their Nails may be the same as formerly Add.
therefore, trust shall have continuance o. m, cas-
toners and Publc's iayors
ARCHIBALD MCCALL.
Richmond, Sept 13. wen
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gESHE Subscriber having formed a conncxi-,
u onin business with Mr.. WIN. Finnev.
respectnly Informs his friends and the public Tia.
SHELTON x F1NNEY have taken the House at
present occupied by Messrs. St John & Mitchell -
They viii receive by the first arrivals from Boston,
New-iork and Philadelphia, a very general assor;-
inent of GROCERIES, which they intend 10 dislos,.
OF on moderate terms for cash, country produce o.
approved paper.
Oct Is a.
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GAMUEL G. ADAMS, next door to Mr.

GAMUEL G.. ADAMS, next door to Mr..
~ ,. Kimbald, offers for Sale, for Cash,
Country Produce, town acceptances general as
sortment of IRO.N.fO.NGERY, CUTI err q
BRASS H.iRES-Also, JFLN.DOW GLASS;,
by 10, by 10, l2 by IA, and IL by l6-Putty,
Bar Iron assorted, German, Craw,cy and Blis,erctl
Steel-White Lead, Yellow Ocre, S anish Brown,
Verligiise, Prssian Blue, Verniilion Stone Ocre,
Fig Blue, Patent Yellow, Purple Brown, Gold and
Silver Leaf, Nails, Nail Rods Hoop and Sheet Iron
Bar and Sheet Lead. Shot assorted, Block Tin, Pew
ter, Rose Blankets, Superfne and Coarse Cloths and
Cotton Yarn from No to I5-On consignment,
10000 Glazed TILES, of superior quality.
Richmond, Oct. 90. wit
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DOBEKT NELSON & Co. have yesei..

pOBEKT NELSON & Co. have reeei,.
y ed, and are now opening at heir : ore,
-streetD very extensive aud general sssort,
ment of HOOLLEN, CO1TO.N 6 FAN or
GOODS, ofthe newest fashions, which they viii
sell, Wholesale and Retail, at their usual prices for
Cash or Acccptances in Town.
Oct. Is. If
u. s. They have also received nm elegant assert.
ment Of JEU,ELRY, of the latest fashions--En-
gish, French and American manufactured few
boxes P.4IENT SILK HITS, Of the first qua
lity. 49, -
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GOMMiTrED to The Jail of Northumber-
~ i?nd county on the 9th July. 1911, a
NEGRO MAN, who calls himself M4RRY, suppos-
ed to be about forty years of age, about feet six IN
ches high, of "a dark complexion, has down look
when spoken to, and dressed in sailors clothes
says he belongs to Capt Hams, who sails from the
ports OF Philadelphia and New-Sork.
ROYSTON BELTS, jr. Goalcr
september .. w5mp
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NOTlCE-Those who have claims on the
IN Estate of Hardaman Royster. sieceas-.
ed, are requested to exhibit them to VIM. Fenwick.
Of Mauchester---and such Indebted, tI,.rvto'
are requested to make pay ment to him, without de-
lay-thc situation oruie Essate admitting of no In
G,,lgencc. So soon as the, can be prepared copies
of the Of the latter win be deposited Will
Mr.. Isaac White, in Richmond, to whom, or to Mr..
James Brea;n, payments may in the mean time bf.
made -s J{.NE ROOSTER. .qo,,,'s
Oct. 10 81 -. IL
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.fUTUAh ASSURANCE SOCIETY
wi Tourist F0e on Bxn0ilsga, in fhe State

MHCEtrAh ASSOkANCE SOCIETY
IN fgainst F0'e on BnRaasgs, in the STATE
Of yirginia.
or amount insured, shall be held annually in the city
OF Richmond, on the second Monday in November
in every ycar-J'rovided, Thatif sufficient number
OF Members in person or BY proxy, shall not attend
Oh that day, the standing Committee shall adjourn
the meeting from day to day, such future t;.e
as they may tlriok proper" ~
"Sec. Cd. At least four weeks prcvioae notice shall
be given Of the time and place OF holding the Gene
RAJ Meeting, 10y advertising the same ia sach new spa
pcrs the Standing Committee may deem to be pro-
per-"
An extract ron, .he Constitution, Ruies, sc. of
the VI n. s..
SAMUEL GREENHOw, p. A.
At meeting Of the Members OF the standing com
mtce Of the Mutual Assurance Society against Fire
on buildings the State of Virginia, held at tn &C.
neral Office in the City of Richmond, this first day OF
October. IS11-
/ Resolved, That tho Principal Agent he and he is
hereby requested to publish in the Enquirer Virgi-
MA Patriot and Argus, (three papers printed in
the city of Rirmond,) according to- the second secti-
OF the first article of the Constitution, Rules and
Regulations of the Society, that general meeting,
will he held according to the said Constitution and
Rules. or the second Monday in November next.
| A Copy from the Jouruul OF the Standing Commit
tee.
LEWIS NJ. RIvALAIN, c. S. c.
In conformity to the above resolution, hereby give
notice, that the annual NEE r of the society aore-
s,d viii be held in the CAPITOL in the city of Rich
mond, on the secoudh,ondsy il Novc,nher
SAMUEL CRi.ENIIOW,
| PYi.cibal .Pcent .Hutuai assurance .Gociety.
General O!iicc of Assurance, =.
Richmond, October s, 1911. wtI1N
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WASHINGTON TAVERN-The BART

WASHINGTON TAVERN-Thep part
w nership OF ODE.N q no Jh Il was
dissolved, this day, by mutual consent and the unex-
pred term OF the lease, has been transferred to CUR
-IIS II. MOORE, who alone is authorised to re-
eeve the debts due TO the late of Odcn and
Moore.
tie begs leave to assure his friends and tn public
IN general that every attention shall be devoted to
render the Establishment agreeable to Travellers and
others who may favor him with their custom.
PIIvate apartments, suitable for the reception of
fames travelling and as convenient and agreeable as
any IN this city, separate from that part of the esa
iishment devoted to public entertainments can always
be furnished
Thirty-6ve members of the next State legislature
can De comfortably accommodated on application to
The Publc's friend and Servant,
CURTIS MOORE.
Aug. 90. wsm
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TAHY GOODS at prime cost.--The Sub
~ scriber intending to close his present es-
Enlistment offers for cash town scceptances NJ
wholesale or retail, his Jaiaa6le Stock Of ,y Gooas
at Prime Cost-Coasis-ng OF general assortment
OF h,1tis', French and India Goods, well cicula;ca
for the present and approaching season
JOHN WOOD.
October Is. ~
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NINA, slc.-JoHN B. HILL.APD.

EdINA, &c.-JOHN b. HILL.HPD.
" MS just re .urned from the N nth, with
COMPLETE assortment of Glass, CHI.N.9 g
CROChERP W.2RE-wlich, with his former
assortment, comprises almost every article in his
line. Country Merchants, Inn-holders and private
families, can bee supplied as good terms as at any
other store in this state, in any part on New-En
gland. Also, on Consignment, afew boxes of CEiO-
ties.
Oct. 18. ,ft &c
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"AS committed to the Jail of Hanover
~ County, n the 18th August, 1911, a
Negro Woman who calls herself CIILAR, suppos-
ed to be between fifty and sixty years of age, about
five feet six or inches high, of dark complex
on, nat We of Africa, and says she belongs to MOI
" Redd OF Goochlard county, Va. She has variety
OF Clothes, which cannot be particularly described
THO. SrAREE, .Sh'f. and
Jaiior of Hanoper County.
Cct. ~. &c
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a. DUCATION.-The subscriber respect.

Al TION.-The subscriber respect
M fuzzy ini rms Inc Public, tlr.t he shall
continuehis SCHOOL the ensuing year, ut the house
OF q plain James boswell, in the Forks of Hanover
where he will teach the following branches of Lite,
rature, vis the Engish, Latin and Greek I.anguac-
es graminatically, Writings Arithmetic English Com
pos ton and Geography. The School viii Commence
ON the 10th OF january, and be discontinued on te
18th December following Hours of attendance will
be such as are customary in other Grammar Schools
OF the neighborhood. The vacation will b. one
month in the summei-The fees for Tuition in anv
or all of the above mentioned branches will be g 80
paid to the Subscriber at equal, quarterly payments
Any Scholar, becoming member of the School, will
be liable for the Tuition fees for the whole YEAR
Being fully sensible that the Patrons of the School
have perfect right to examine its Pupils the Sub
scriber will not only conceive it his duty, but will
feel 1t leasure to examine any of the Students
whenever their Parents Guardians shall request
the same. p
Board, Lodging and Washing, inclusive, Gas here
tofore,) Will be furnished by Capt. James boswell,
| at 90 dollars per annum, payable to him at equal,
quarterly payments.
From the success which the Subscriber has hther-
to found In his professional line and from conscious
ness OF having discharged his Duty he is induced TO
believe, that he shall again the liberal patron
age OF those Gentlemen who may think proper to
send their School of the above tercription
RUFUS CHANDLER, A. NJ
Olaf
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VTvEN DOLLARS REyvARD.--Fll

VNEN DOLLARS -Eloped
Il rem nv sew &C, she 7! n s.av OF This
month, my apprentice JOSHUA REYLEIGH, who
10 stout, well made lad, twenty years old 9th Nav
rext-about five feet IL inches high no particular
mark remembered He born in the town of
Charlottesville, and raised in the county of Albemare
It's expected, that he will try to get employment
as Waterman from Lynchburg to Richmond.
All persons are forwsrned against employing said
apprentice. And will give the above reward to any
person who will deliver him to me in Milton Abe
marie county.
JOHN BURKS.
Milton, Oct. %. w3tn
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ET9R SALE--A valuable LOT ON Cary
q Street. with che large end substantial
Bi1ck WAREHOUSE thereon, latc;y in The oce,
paney Of tlic Snbscribers.--1hcy lave on band Ma
deira Wine Of best quality, in Pipes, bali Pipes and
ouartcr Casks
MoNcuRE, ROBINSON, & PIEaSANTs,
stpt n
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pY virtue Of a Deed Of Trust executed bs

u virtue Of Deed of Trust executed BY
b James 9 Anthem and Mary 5. Antho-
ny, his wife, 10 the Subscriber, bearing date on the
day Of December, IL the year 8lO--and ,ult
recorded in the General Court-Hfkb be soId to the.
highest bidder, for ready money, on Saturday. the
Bell in the CITY of Richmond one undivided Sd uar4
of Tract Of LAND, situate IL the county of Gluu-
eester, called and known by the name Of paragfse.
containing, IN the whole, Eighfeen Hundred .gcsrs,
ed BY Philip Lee 70 his three eanchte4s-Aiso. the
following SLAVES, to svit Sam Frank, Bob.
Jerry, Reuben, Daniel, Patsey, Lewis and his
wife, and Mary n Girl. The sale Of the FOREGOING
property, will take place at the hour Of Eevtn Ia the
iorenoon----ard deed. with special warranty.
will be made tie purchaser, for the Land and BIC
Of sale, with the ike warranty, for the Slaves by
WILLIAM N.1kSIL.4y J.,
aSasfee.
Richmond, Nor. a.; tds
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RUNAWAY from the Subscribers ran
L a Yard : liz ely young Negru fellow, nam.
ed SHEDRICk, hired by us from Doctor Brockep-
broug-IHei is about FIVE feet nine inches high, wen
made, and has a very mild and placid countenapec
and manncr-his dress generally Of Blue plains
Ii is probable he is running the river or lull-
ing about Belvdere, where he has wife.
UJJ TEN Dollars Reward will be paid, If he is de-
fvered at any time before the LIST December next
GEO FISHER g ca.
Nov. I. CT
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EtOoDS.--Tfa Subscriber, residing on the
~ MaiR-street, immediately fronting the
croSsstreet, leading from Col Mayo's Bridge, has
for Sale the following articles, to srif:
500 Sacks Salt, l.. T.. Paints and Oils
iilYd Candles and Soap by the
900 Boxes Window Glass box
S.1O-io-i2, 1915 Old Antigua Rum
10 Bales Spinning Cot Best +. Brandy
ton. Brown x Loaf Sugar
ga hiss u. V. Whis- Coffee
key Imperial, Gunpowder &
rs Tons Iron assorted Tyson Teas
German and Crawley Ginger and AllSpice
Steel Best Spanish Cigars
Enslisl, 3iistcred and Powder and Shot
Country do. Glue
Nail Rods Glass Ware
Wagon & Cart boxes Seine Tuinc
Bar Lead e Playing Cards, sc. &c
A. several Bales WOOlI.ENS containing twill
led .irys aud Fl,nnc.s to the amount of 5 5000
all OF which viii be sold low Tor cash OF Tow. nc
ceptanccs.
JAMES WALLACE.
Sept. Is. sw
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NOTICE.-A petition will be presented
~ - the next General Assembly If Virgil
ma for leave to Turnpike the Road from Richmond
to Petersburg.
Sept. IS. WV
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pEMOVAL--PY. e ltILKIN.S.
4 q have removed their Huction e. Commits
sion Store, to the house recently occupied by MIR
Hardaman Register, deed four doors above the mar
ket bridge, where, from the strict attention to whic,
they have determined to adhere they hope to rneil
continuance ofIublic patronage. Advances in cash
made on consignnents, and storage charged where
sales are Effected.
UJs We wish to purchase quantity of Salt Petre,
Tor which cash VIII be gwen IL. t. W
Oct 22. emf
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Aug. 90.

IN CHANCERY.--Cu Cumberland coun.,
Il Court, -,cpt. IS, 1911.
George Booker, Pkf
.3gainst
,r, harrison Jones, Det
The defendant Jones not having entered bis appear
anee and gwen security according to the act of the
general assembly, ard the rules Of this court and Il
appearing to the satisfaction OF this court that he is
not an inhabtant Of this staeon motion of the main
tin by his counsel, II is ordered, That the said de-
PENDANT do appear here the 18th Monde, in De-
cember next, and answer the bill of The Plaintiff and
that co of this order be Forthwith Inserted in some
newspaper printed in the CITY Of Richmond for two
months successvey and another copy posted at the
hont door OF the courthouse of said county.
n CoPy-.qfteste,
MILLER wooDsoN, jr. d. c. c. c.
OctoDer D. wSwp
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ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS Reward.

A ME- HUNDRED DOLLARS Reward
" Runaway from the Subscrher IN Fia-
lifax County, Va, on the night of the 9TH instant
THREE SLAVES, viz. J4CK, his wife BETYY.
end their daughter FANNY. Jack is small m,
latto nan about 20 or rs years Of age his hair in
cned to be strasht-he is very sensible, and an ac-
tive, good gardener, hostler and carriage driver
Betty is q large nuatto woman inclined to he ycry
fcs'y, and has q pleasing cmmtenance when spoken
to--she is between so ard IS years of aee-And
Fanny, mulatto girl, ii or Is years Of age very
eross-eyed, has pleasing countcnancc, and apt TO
smile when spoken to-she is low, bat stout and well
made. Jack carried with him two Blue Coats turn
cd up with buff, of which was nearly new, and
number of other clothes. Betty and Fanny carr-
ed with them number of clothes not recol,eetod.
They vii. doubt ATTEMPT to pass MS free and ,,ro
baby will be lurking about Richmond, where Betty
has brother and mother living both of them rs
free--her brother calls himself John HambIeton.-
All masters of vessels and others are cautioned a.
gsinst conveying away, in any way harborng, said
Slaves at their peril.
Will give the above reward, if secured in any Jail
so that get them again. or onc-third for either of
them IF brought home, Ill reasonable charges will
he paid in addition 60 the above reward.
N. b. Jack formerly belonged to John Byrd and
Betty purchased Of john Corbin.
JOHN WILSON,
Committee Of
JAMES A. GLENN.
Sept. o4. If
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SAI>E-ln
pursuance of a Decree Of the Court Of
Henrico county, entered the ninth day of March,
1911, IN caus between George Greenlow, Pit. and
e p. Parsons, administrator, with the VIII annexed
OF Pleasant Younghusband, decd and the infant chill
dren OF the said Pleasant Younghusband, defer
dants The Subscribers, who arc named as
G O.H.jfI s 81 o " e r y in Che said decree,
will, on FRIDAY, the Goth day of November next,
expose to Sale, at Public Auction, on the premises,
for ready money. all that part of the Tract Of LAND
contained within the following bounds, to 4vit BE,
ginning at the of Ales Selden's Land and OK
tending the course with the said Se!dsus line
from the river to the said to the bacr lisc Of
the said Younghusband's tract, and to include The
whole of the said tract from that line towards the CT
t. Of Richmond.
I'm. .1fO.NCJTRE.
J. ROBLNiSCI.
FRED. PLE.qS.Q.A rs
Oct ~ iw
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NN conseauence Of one Of the nnde,s;e,,ea

IN consequence of one of the undersig1rea
Ito VIZ. Edwarl = DiCges) beine. about
to enter INTO business, the copartnery os
teth, Randolph and Digges is, by mutual consent,
this day dissolved. An persons, therefore, who have
claims against the concern, will apply for payment
to Harry Heth or Beverley Randolph, and those ;n
debted will make payment to item, who alone are
authorised to receive payment and grant receipts
Given under our hands in Manchester, this 10Th III
Oct. 1911.
HARRY FETH,
BEV'Y. RANDOLPH.
EDWARD ID. DIGGES
Test--Io6n Potts.
Oct, o. Of
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TIN List HEX.

RIVE DOLLARS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
= from ihia ncighboriooG, sometime in last May,
n very dark, tizeablc MARE MUi.E--she was tied
head ard loot Wien turned ont. Having Just pur-
Chased hcr 81 Fendue in this City, had not noticed
her sufficiently 60 give minute description
rs Size came from MIR David Ross plantation in
Cumberland soii',ty, tits Hkeh her has been
directed that way.
Whoever wijldcliver said Mule 70 me, shall re.
cciye the above reward
JOHN S. STUBS, SeH'r.
Richmond, Oct 90
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gFOR SALE and Transportation, FIVE ike
~ Young Negro Mei., ftw confined IN
the PeniteniieIy-- whom are one good Host
Ter. one Br'ckmoa'dcr an4 % good logsc Servant,
Sept. 10. N
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yVTILLIAM SHApARD has for sale the


w f;l wing q OoD !S, 7iz
600 SACKS Salt, mostly Lii Glass salt cellars
Nerpool iiied Race and ground ginger.
'S~o lbs. Conce, mostly Spice, Nutmcss, Alum
green Salt pctre, in,ligo
50 crates assorted queens Chocolate, birthstone
Ware, stone ware, loose Rice, Mustard
and lihs:s. Imperial and Gunpowder
80 barrels New-England Tea
Rum Powder and Shut
w. I. do. Snuff
Brown Sugar Ivory Combs
Loaf do. Iogwoo,I
Baltimore N1isicy Writing and Printing nm.
CaritneI.s and Lc,- per
burns rectfed Wits German Rolls
key in barrels and tier Sack bags and sack;ny
ces ! Ravens Dnck
New-iork prime and itomai Handkerchicfs
New-Oreans Pork
Capt and whole Her .4nieric1n rnanrf a ctuy-
rings ed Goods etts
Swedes and country Iron Bed ticks
castings Diapers
German, CraNley and Stripes
Blstered Steel Checks
Window Glass Shifting
China in small boxes Shooting
Half pint and pint tum- Chambrays
blers | Plads and
Wine glasses t Cotton Yarn.
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