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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-10-14

NOTICE ia hereby givea thar the fubfcr;.
Der has been duly appointed Adminif-
tratrix upon the efate Of
DAVID LEARNED.
late Of Livernore, in the county Of Oxford.
Efquire, 'deceafed and hath taken upon her
feif thar trutf, BY giving bends, as the law di-
rrcts. And all perfons having demands upon
the eitate OF the ia'd David Learned are re :
CURED to exhibit the fame and ali persona
indebted 70 SAID eiiate, are called upon TO make
payment 70.
MARY LEARNED, Ada4isirsratris,
Lverrnore, O6. 7,I6Il..
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-10-14
MORE PROOFS.

IO WATTS Lottery Office in Bali
more being the M9f T1uJ-Fortun-
ate.
TICKET No. S26s. drawn in The Sufque.
: hanna Canal Lottery, lnon drawing in
Baltimore) Prize of TEN THOUSAND Dol
LARS the 9Th day, was fent from their BaIti-
more Office 10 New York, ia Auguft Izts,--
And Ticket Nc 535, drawn the 9Th day in
the fame Lottery, Prize of 10000 Dollars,
they ALTO fent TO New. York, about a fortniz ut
before 1t was drawn, and they have fnee ad :.
vanced the Cath 10 The fortunate adventurer.
They have alto paid the 5000 Dollar Prize
drawn IN the fame Lottery, and 500 dollar
Prize in the Wilmington Monument Lottery.
Thefe are fome of the inducements why the
Citizens Of Baltimore, Newyork, ana other
places. continue to give fuch decided pre-
ference to the purcha6Hg of Tickets at their
Offices; and fome of the reafons why Envy is
excited in their contemporaries.
Snsquebanna Canal Lottery.
Sixteen days drawing over.-Tickets Nine
dollars, and the following Capital Prizes are
in the wheel
| Prize Of 10000 dollars,
} Prlze OF 5000 dollars.
Prize of $500 dollars,
! Prize Of 1000 dolars,
Prizes of 500 dollars,
S Prizes of 200 dollars,
Behdes large proportion of inferior ores.
Drawing three times a week, TO be compile
ted in 40 drawing days.
darlington Monument Lottery,
Fourth days drawing over,-Ticke,s I2
dollars, and the following Capital Prizes in the
wheel, viz
] Prize of $4,000 dollars
Prize of $4,000 dollars
Prize of 2ocoo dollars
2 Prizes of 10000 dollars
2 Prizes of 5000 dollars
2 Prizes of 1000 dollars
Drawing once a week for the prefent to
be completed in feventy drawing days
Union College Lottery NO. Ill.,
Commences drawing in April next, in which
are the following Capital Prizes,
] Prize of $4,000 dollars
Prize of $4,000 dollars
Prize of 10000 dollars
Prize of 10000 dollars
I Prize of 5000 dollars
Prizes of 1000 dollars
Prefent price of Tickets Seven dollars and
a half
G & R. WAITE will guarantee the payment
of all prizes from their Offices; hut purchafers
mutt take notice that their names is printe on
the back of each ticket.
Adventures enclofng the Cath in letters,
poll paid directed 10 eltker Of their Offices ia
Network, ALBANY or Baltimore will be pune
tually attended to-Jhofe who with for this
LOTTERY REeIsTER which lis printed weekly,
may have il forwarded gratis.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-10-14

NOTICE is hereby given that the last
Will and Testament of ISAAC ALLEN
late Of Falmouth in the County of Cumber-
land, yeonan, deceased, has been presented
70 me for probate BY David Alien the Exec.
utor therein named, and that the second
Wednesday Of November next, * ten ~
clock IN the forenoon, j. assigned TO take
proofo ct the same at a court IF Probate then
10 be holden at The Registers office in Port
land in said County. When and where ali
persons concerned may be present TO she "
cause # any they have why the ssid Wal
should " shouldno be approved AID allow
ed.
SAM FREEMAN, Trtge Of Ccurt
Dd1ed az Portland, Or. 9, 1911
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-10-14

vollics. 1as customary squares ioF
Tie protection ct tic Standard were
farnrd and II sollies fired, when the
company apd guests, alter plentiful re-
srrshlnenl provided by Sir. Farley,
separated, expressing the highest sets
fiction. Among the guests Sc, eral field
and staff officers OF Col. Thatchcrs re-
yiment, large and respectable compa-
nv of Infantry, nnder the command Of
Capt p Keizar, ioined in the exercises
OF The day.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-10-14

THE iubicriber hereby gives public notice
TO all concerned that ihe hs been duly ap
pointed, and has taken upon herfeIf tbs truil
of All Execnirix on the eitate of
NYMPHA5 STACY,
lateof WLcaiiet, in the county Of Lincoln,
Gentleman, deccaled by giving bonds as The
law directs She therefore requeR all perfons
who are indebted 70 the laid deceafeds eiate
70 make Immediate payment; and III e who
have any demands thereon, 10 crhibit The fame
for fertlement 10
ABIGAIL STACY. E,scrfrix.
Sept. "A jsli.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-10-14

HAS taken the Mali frcm Portland through
Gorhsm, Buxton, Linlington, CorHifh,
Limerick, Psrfon, field, EewEsld, Shapleieh,
Lebanon. Berwick, Sanford, Alfred, Water
borough, Ph,Ii fburgh, Buxton and Corham,
TO Portland viii receive any commands with
pieaiufe snd egecu'e them with hdelity.
Oc7c6sr "A.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-10-14
6a;ette Ship Gfius.
PORT OF POR7LAND-I8tl

Get. 9, arrived brig Freedom, Lovitt,
Is days from Porto Rico--schr. Franklin,
kempton, FRANKFORT. for Cape Cod--sohr.
kayen. Blanchard, from Philadelphia brig
Margaret. Wadsworth, from philsdeiphli
--schr Victory, Stone, Salem Hero, Ia
ton, from Straits Belllsle, for NewhurypOr
10, schr. Friendship, MOODY, from New
Hsvcn-1I, sl0op Five Sisters, Hobart, Fl
Branlord-D olphin, Johnson, Boston
fiicoy, Ocfebu IL.
Arrived bark lane, L. Cross, master, 5
Ga, S from St. Sar.s, with ruS and moisss
e. 70 r. Ctoss.--Spcke, Sd init brig Hibef
ma. from Liverpool, for Philadc lPh'a, A.
DAYS out, with The loss Of both masts, wi.
informt capt. c. that they sroke ship Hsr
Inony, from Ireland, for Phi'sdeiphis, with
che loss OF all her masls.-Aiso, schr Joan
ma, Cook, from Salem, 8 weeks out, 10
Csverne, with the less ct both masrsi sup.
piled her with spsts and rigging Lat. SO
schr. Experiment. from Phil4delr''.a, ici
Porto Rico.
MEMORANDA.
Brig Prospect, Martin, for Boston, frrived
at Harpsweil, On Tuesday last. n 81 days
I from Madeira, {put III shete il distress,
with the loss of Ter aAaimsst-
On 1sesjsy last ship was seen OF this
rort, standing "a the Eastward, with the
loss Of her Hl5in and Uizen Hssts.
Ship Laurel, Buinham, Belonging 10 his
Hoe Wsn Gray, after repsiii ing, 1t Gotten
tasCh, the damage which she received
fum the Danish gunshoats, while coming
down through the Belt, and was protected
ny our esennes the English, has since been
captured by privaeer CT our Iriezds the
kmgo1 Denmark's subjects and carried into
NORWAY. where it is probable those sdvo-
Gates Ct the " liberty ct the siese," Will con-
deem her. -Ae, ms. Office Bcof.
PtiiGd OCT. 2.-Yes.riday arrived here
schooner Shadow, Capt. Matthews, from
Naples and Haillfsx--the Shadow sailed
fromthis port for the Mediterranean about
two wears and five rrpnths ago she was
captured BY the French and sent into Ma
Dies. Aherc after detention Uf two years
Size was permitted 20 depart fos home ;
when she arrived offthe. cApes OF VirgTnis,
size was fallen in with by tie British sloop
OF war Tartarus, The day si'er she mad CIT
.oaa I'm frum Hampton Roads, far ftar Of
Jritrrsoni4n guh eoats
The Captaln cf the Tartsrus ordered the
Shadow for iIsiIfAx, where she was iriec
snd cies. ed within eight days. Tie cap
tam Il tie Tattarus MAS asked the reAsoit
why he bad captured lie shadow be re
piled il was agreeable 10 his o, ..efs--the
Judge GATED for his orders Az. on cxssIlnr
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-10-14

CAME into the enclofure Of the fnbfcriher
- on the 26th nIt. black Horfe with ff,r
in bis forehead. two white hind feet. fouare
dock, and white fpot on his back. The
owner is dehred to prove property pay char
ges and take him away. Apply to
JOSIAH PAINE.
Portland. Oct.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-10-14

IXyHEREAS, certain Note under my
w nand, dMed the ievenlh day Of Septem
Der lsa pall. for the lum Of three hundred
dollars, payable 10 IIaac + Snow, IN thirty
days from the date Of the fame, was gwen
without the fmAIIel confederation by memo
ice i hereby gwen 20 all who may be indu-
ced TO pu chaie ixid no,e, that thslI never
pay the fame DANIEL STONE.
Biaa.foss Oss.ber s, 1911
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-10-14

WHEREAS, a certain Note under our
- bands, dated the fevensh day Of Iafl, for
the fum Of three huudred twenty two dollars
and hxty cents, payable 10 Efaac r. Snow. ia
one year from the date, add witnefed hv
Benz Pat'erfon, was given BY as without am
confederation. Whatever, rhe public are re-.
queited 70 take notice, and we hereby warn
AL perfon agzinR purchaflng laid note, AZ We
ihaIl not pay the faHie;
SAMUEL EMERY.
DANIEL FOSS.
Bidjsfvd, o7. S, 1911 no
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-10-14
FAMLLY MEDICINES.

Prepared with the greateft care and Mten-
ton
BY MICHAEL LEE & Co. Baltimore.
Lees Wcrm detroying Lozenges.
This medicine is hyperion to any Of
fered TO the public, being innocent and
mild,crrtain & efficacious ID ito operations.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-10-14

Genuine Windbam Bilious Pills.
I HE good effects of thefe Pills are too well
known TO need recommendation. They
were the 6rft Pills ever patented in America,
AID their peculiar effects on the prevailing
dileafes in the United States and the Wen Ia.
dies foon gave them the celebrity which their
intrirfc virtues merited; and the incalcuable
demand for thsfe Pills, which has been and
10 daily increa6Dg, is convincing proof of
their ialu,ary effects.
The public are requefted to enquire for
Lees WndJam Bilious Pills, and 10 take par
ticuIar notice that each box will be accom-
panied with a bill of directions Egned Samuel
Les jim in bn orva band zD,itieg, without which
iignature none viii be genuine. This caution
fllould be attended to az there are in circula-
ton fpurious and counterfeit Pals bearing the
above name.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-10-14
GEORGE CLARK.

INFORMS tile public tina, he eon.inues 10
= carry on the
CABINET Making BuGnej5,
at his ihop, head Of Exchange street, nearly
oppoG,e MIR. Robert Boyd's fore where lie
has connantIy for ia'e variety Of Ft1kNI-
IURE, u.sde Of good materials and in faith
ful and f4fhionable manner, on Reasonable
terms
WANTED TO PURCHASE,
A quantity of fealoned Birch JOICE and
BOARDs--so pay in Furniture or Cain #
offered loon O7obey IA
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-10-14
Lees Elixir,

Lees Elixir,
| a certain remedy for colds, coughs 81
atthmas, and particularly rhe whoorins
cough 70 destructive to children.
| Lees Efence of EIufard.
SO well known for the cure of Rheuma.
tlfms, govt, pally, fprains, &c.
Lees Grand ReAorative.
Proved BY long perience - be- unc-
qualIed in the ctf4 4f nervous difart5rrs.
confumptions, lowneI9 of fpirits, inward
weakness, &c.
Lees Ambitions Pills,
For the prevention ard cure of Bilious
malignant fevers.
Lees Sovereign Ointment for the
Itch,
Which is warranted aninfalibie remedy
at one application.
Lees Infaliible Ague & Fever Drops.
For the cure Of asues, rrnitteut and ~
termittcnt feyers.
Lees Genuine Perfan lotion.
Celebrated for the cure III rlnswogms.
letters &c.
Lees Genuine Eve Ware.
An eifedual remedy for ali uAesite NJ
the eyes.
Lees T'ooth-ache Drops,
Which gives immediate relief.
Lees C1rn-piaffer.
Lees Damask LIP SaIve.
Lees Reitorativc Powder,
Fot the Teeth and Gums.
Lees Anodyne Elixir,
For the cure of every kind OF headache.
The Indian Vegetable Specific,
For the cue Of Vcncrral complaints.
Sold wholefalc and retail by the propric-
tors, 40. 9s, Pit-lfrtt.
And STEPHEN PATTFN,
No. 10, Jones' Row, Portland.
To Country merchants ard others, who
purchaie 10 fell again, liberal diic5unt
viii &c given. BY The prnpnktoTs.
To detect uhtrrfvhs, nbierve each
rticle has on the outiidr wrapper tie e.
nature Of
MICHAEL Ire < co,
~ p. AT thr pl4ces nf fiie MY ~ had
<sratll, Pamphlets containing recent nd
~x-raurdlnary Cafes 1T vurts ~bri5 rnEih
prevents their being he esirs inf.FIs
Portland, April IS. ,6Gia,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-10-14
REMOVAL.


INFORNfFS his friends and the public, that
he ois removed from he late iisrd in Ex-
change-isreet, and taken she flop lafely occa.
pied by MIR JoIePh Mansfield, nearly oppo-
fte the Portland Bank--where he conlinues
TO execute the
7ailoring ByfaeG,
with fidelity and dnpatch. OHI4
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-10-14
c Pills may be had of
IOHN COE.


JOHN COE,
at No A, E~ebaags fret,
Who has been appointed Wholelsle Vender
for the DD,ia IF Nome, with whom will be
conilaatly depoGfed large lupply of fad
Pills. where Druggils, Traders, &c. may be
fupplied az the fame price as Of The Patentee
Retail price so cents per boz, with ve,y
Hbsroi aiseoHHt 10 thoie who purchaie 10 fell
again. -
AT the fame plare may be had
Tbompjon's celebrated Eye-Water,
A fate and fpeedy cure for Sore Eyes--nume-
rous certificates might be produced of the
wonderful effects of this Eye Water, and 70
fanguine is the proprietor that il will effect a
cure in every inaance where il Is applied &C
cordiDg TO the directions, that he has author
lied his agents to return the money if the
Eye Water fhould fo1 TO perform what is
frosui,sa--priee rs cents per bottle.
Co0hey's Yegstabls Efisir. or Cough
Drsts,
For Coughs, colds. Aiihma,ic Complaints,
&c. &c.--price rs cents per bottle
Wbeaton'S * Ragoj6n'5 Oinfmenfs,
Being izfe and eiiicaci,us remedies for the
Itch and other Lumonrs Of the lkin--price 50
cents per boz.
W5eatOn's Jaundiee Bitfers,
TIE fuccefsful effects of which have been ex-
perienced in correcting and carrying off
Jaundicy and Bilious matter from the iton
ach & bowels, and at the fame time itrength-
emng the ltonach, increaGng The appetite,
and removing the Gnking, faint, diltreded
feeling and neePy, dull heavineis, 10 diia-
greeable to be borne reftoring ALTO, itrengsh
to the weak and trembling limbs, removing
the ysllownefs of countenance, sSs Ss-
price so cents per box.
Also--A general aiiorsment of Frefh
DRUGS e. MEDICINES,
of genuine quality kept conltant'y for fale.
70 Medicine Cheits of different Gzes always
on hand, and old ones repaired at rse ihor.-
eft notice.
- a freih fuppiy of Lorirara's ben IA
voured Mascabcy SNUFF; aud fine cut To-
bacco. Or tar Ii, 1911.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-10-14

Of WAIIE'S Lottery Office in Bali
more being the M9f T,uy-Fortun-
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children to our school one year, and furnished
them with the necessary books. Why, SAID
he, so il would; but most of his neighbors gel
such things for their children and nc always
hated TO see his children appear worse than
those OF their own station that they kept com
pany with; and as for the brandy, tho he did
not drink much himself, l.e liked to have some
thing better than cold water To welcome his
neighbors when they came TO see him.
l confess. Mr.. Old Bachelor, felt ittievcx.
ed at my neighbor's way of thinking but as /
knew he was not man to he argued out of his
opinion, by one that he thought, no wiser To an
himself, said no more, but took leave of him
cisiily. As rode along, thinking OF my neigh
bor's conduct, and OF the consequences tn {
such notions as his seemed likely tn lead to-,
my feelings got So warm that could no, help
mutterlng 10 myself. eyes 4! said this is The,
way IN our country. Boots, bonne,s and
brandy must be had AZ any price but learning
may shift for itself and we shall go IN, buy.
lag boots, bonnets and brandy, and houses and
land, ana neg!ccting to instruct our children,
Till there will not be sense enough among the
great bulk of the people TO prevent few Gun.
n'ng ambitious men from taking our houses and
land and every thing else away from us; and then
nov snail we get boots, bonnets and bran
dy !" M
Now, Mr.. Old Bachelor, don't you see that
1t IS as much or more from the want OF incli
nstion, than from the want Of means that the
bulk OF our people bave so little learning -
And what can be the reason that they have no,
more inclination Tell me that, Dir Cecil I;
and DO, dear Doctor, think and study, fsnrne-
tang cannot be done to rouse up our people.
and make Them more DESTROYS to encourage
learning in Our country o, if could write
IKE you can, would publish in the Old Bache-
Tor; would do any thing 20 afford help in
such good cause; for tho I never had any
chance to get much learning myself because nv
Uncle John, who was my guardian, was too much
IKE my neigh5or that have mentioned above,
yet think can see its usefulness and have
often heard those that have learning say, it is
..mongst the greatest pleasures man can enioy
in this life.
promised 10 my last that this letter aaould
be short, but inave kept my promise badly for
wnen hegis to write, one thing after another
comes INTO my head, and l do not know how to
Sut 't short without leaving it cut entirely, and
then there would De NJ letter at all which l
dare say, would be 80 much the better for you
, however when you see who it is from, you can
lay It by for 4 leisure time.
Your true friend and H'bl Serv~n,
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ii Cofy. -Ieste,
July %. ws,y
July %.

NJ lRCINIA AT Superior Cp,,rt %
Chancery, holden at the Capitol, IN TIE
City of Richmond, the nineteenth day Of Iune.
1911
Charles Eweli, John Fox, Samuel Jackson,
Richard Coles, Francis Montgomery and Carr
Bailey, Overseers of the poor Of Prince William
County and successors of VIM. Alexander. les
see Ewell Bernard Hooe, James Cwsikins.
James Gren'tead and John Kinchalse former O,
verseers, pre-.
Agdinst
Thomas j. Bullet devisee OF Cuthbert Bullet,
deed J)c,,,s
The defendant Thomas J. Bullet, not having
entered his appearance and given security &C.
cordng to the act of assembly 4 the rules of this
court, and it appearing to the satisfaction the
court, that he IS not an inhabtant of this coun
try on motion Of the plaintiffs by their counsel.
his ordered, That the said defendant do a-pear
here on the first day of the next term and an
swer the bill of the plaintiffs and tina copy
OF thrs order be forthwith insertedin some ne VS.
paper published IN the City Of Richmond, for
two months successfully and posted at the front
deor OF the Capitol in the said City.
Coey.-Iesfe,
WIN. w. HEN1NG, C. c.
July 10 %.
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July 10.
100 DOLLlRS REWARD

A'OR the discovery and prosecution to con-
4 viction, oil an lncendiary or lncendisries
Whereas, it appears to the satisfaction ofth
Mutual Assurance Society, that, an attempt has
been made, wilfuly and wckedy to destroy by
Fire, the House of John p. Shields, in the City
of Williamsburg, insured in the Office of this
Society and with 1t, necessary conse-
quence, the houses and goods of many other
Citizens of that place; The Standing Commit
tee Ut said Society, have thought proper offer,
& they do hereby offer rewsrd of ONE HUN
DRED Dollars TO any person, who shall disco
yer & inform against the Incendiarv or Incendia-
ries, 30 that he or they shall be prosecuted to
conviction.
The dreadful effects OF fire on houses, have
been so often, and so fatally experienced in this
State and have So often, with good ground,
been suspected TO have originated from causes
not accidental; that it is believed, that every
good Citizen Will feel himself interested in the
detection aud punishment of the Incendiary OF
Incendiaries in this instance.
When attempts of this kind ars made in one
town, or on one house IN the country similar
attempts may be apprehended in other towns or
on other houses in the country as tie object
will probably be to plumber the unfortunate suf
feIers But sn instance Of punishment for this
foul offence, may prevent a repetition of the
same act, AID thus serve the cause Of bumSni
ty.
The deplorsble fate of the Citizens of New.
buryport, IN Mass. IS fresh in the memories
IT the people OF VrglDia---a whole town near
Iy consumed in few hours, Gas il is now be.
leved) by the act Of an lncendiary II is not
within the scope Of Language to describe the
horrore of such scene, nor the consequent
wretchedness Of the sufferers but reflection on
them, IS calculated to produce desire TO de.
tect add IL possible, to bring TO condign punish
meni, felons Of that description
Toaver such an evil from the towns Of Vir
gina, the Citizens are earnestly solicited 20 use
their utmost diligence 10 detect the offender or
offenders on thisoccssion and to guard against
similar attempts, by the utmost caution in their
owe houses, both in town and country, aud par
ticulsrly in the towns, where the desolatine
flame, arising from tile carelessness of an indi,
dual, may involve hundreds in the ruin, wh
hc first experienced.
By order Of fhe Standing COMMITTEE
II the III d Society
SAMUEL GKEENHOW.
K. agent, N n s.
Richmond, August 10, w4w
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VIGeGeINIA - -ae
Chancery, holden at toe Cap,in. az ,,.
Cityof Richmond, the nineteenth day of Iupe.
1871. =
Josiah Smith and Benz. Mosby. ox'ors. ofLit-
tlebury Mosby, decd. PRS.
AgGinst
John Povall, Edward Johnson, Samuel Hob
son and Elizabeth his wife, and Daniel Wilson
anu henrietta MS wife Def'ts.
The defendants Daniel Wilson and Henriet
ia his wife not having entered their appearance
and given security according to the act of as
sembiy and the rules of this court, and it ap-
pearing to tina satisfaction of the court, that they
are not inhabitants of this country on motion
OF the plaintiffs by their counsel, 1t is ordered,
That the SAID defendants do appear here on the
first day of the next term and ans wer the bill of
the plaintiffs and that copy of this order be
forthwith inserted in some newspaper published
in the City of Richmond, for two months success
sively and posted at the front door of the CAPT
toll in the said Citv
II Cofsy.-Ieste,
WIN w. HENING, C. C.
July 90. w8w
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VIRGINIA .--Ata, Superior Court Of Chan-
Gerry. holden az the Capitol in the City of
Richmond, the t.nd day OF June, 1911
John Somervilie. PIT
dgainst
Joseph Ross in his individual capacity and as
surviving partner of Andrew Fleming, 8, Co
and John Bell assignee OF the said Joseph Ross
Defts
The defendant Joseph Ross not having enter
Ell his appearance and given security according
TO the act of assembly and the rules this court
and II appearing g. lie satisfaction OF the court
that he : not am habitant of this country on
motion off, rlaintiff by his counsel, It is or
deyed, That the said defendant do appear here
on the first day Of the next term and ans wcr the
bill ofthe plaintiff and that copy of this or
der be forthwith inserted in some newspaper
published in the City of Richmond, for two
mouths successfully and posted at the front
door of the Capitol in the said City.
Coby-Ieste,
WM W. HENING, C. C.
Iuly t6 ,,o,,
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FIFTY DoLLARS RKW.1RO-

- ANAWAY from the Subscribers Coal
~ Pits, near Richmond. in henrico County,
> mulstto mss named JOHN, commonly called
John Pride John is from 80 to IS years Of age,
very likely fellow about 5 foot ten inches high.
of bright complexion, with light grey eyes
He was raised al Shcrley Hundred in Charles
City couaty, on the estate OF Mr.. Charles Car
ter, a7d isprobshy at this time staying about
~ thst neigbborbood Any person who will
take OPP the said man and pot him in confne.
ment IN the RICHMOND Jail, shall receive
the above reward of Fifty Dollars or any ono
who viii put him in confinement in any Iail, so
that get him sgsn, shall receive q reward Of
Twenty five Dollars
HARRY HETH.
Chesterfield County,
VI. Arg. rs. 9w