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KUN AWAY from the subscriber i'm
Halifax county, Virginia. on the night Of
me IN inst. three slaves, via. JACK, his
wife BETTY, and their daughter FANNY.
lack Is small mn'atto man about 20 or So
Years of age, his hair inclined to be straight ;
he is very sensible and an active good Gard
ners Hcstler and Carriage driver; Betty is n
large mutatto woman, Inclined TO be very
heshy and has a pleasing countcnance when
srnkcn to; She is between SO and SIS years OF
age; and Fanny, 4 mulatto girl, Ii or Is
years oi age, very cross-evcd, has plea
sing countenance and apt to smile whef
spoken to /; she is low but stout and well
made.-Jack carried with him, two blue
Goats turned up with buff. one of which wa.
nearly new, and number of other clothes
Betty and Fanny Carried with them Q
number OK good clothes, not rccollected
They will no doubt attempt to pass as free
and probably will be lurking about Rich
rond, where Betty has a Brother and hei
mother living both of them as free he,
brother calls himself John Eambleton. Al
masters of vessels and others are cautioned
against conveying away, or in any way har-
beuring said slaves at their peril.
i will give the above reward if secured ii
any Jail so that / get them again, or 81
dollars for either of them. If brought home
all reasonable charges viii be paid in add.
lion 10 the above reward
JOHN WILSON,
Committee Of
JAMES a. GLENN.
July 22d, 1911. (tf)
n. B. Jack formerly belonged to Mr.. JOIN
Bird and Betty was purschased of John Cor
bin.
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veO be sold for the benefit If the Common
Il wealth, on Friday tie 1lth Oct next, al
zen O'Clock, A. IA. at the Public Warehouse
for ready Cash, about cwt. HEMP, bush
els WHEAT, and 2rl-2 do. CORN, taken
from Aonor Anthony's head man Charles
he having bill or manifest without an Sig
nature to il.
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uds.} INSPECTOR Of Boats
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VNiE, articles of Co1iartnershih heretofore
Il existing between the subscribers. under
the frm of WHITE & SHELTON, expired
on the LIST inst. All those indebted to said
firm, are requested to pay their respective
balances, to- Isaac White, who is duly an
'thorised to receive the same, as also to nav
all debts due by said concern.
ISAAC WHITE,
JOHN S. SHELTON.
Richmond, 4tll Oct. 1911.
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G OODS

OF ALMOST EVERY DESCRIPTION, chiefly
consisting of superhne, fine, & coarse Cloths,
Gassmeres. Swansdowns. Flannels, Blankets,
kerseys and Kendall Cottons-A variety OF
Coarse and fine cotton and linen Goods-to-
gether with large assortment of Hardware,
and Cutlery.
also keep constantly on hand, crates OF
ware, Wrought and Cut Nails, Pants, Glass,
C,o Rum Sugar, Coffee, Salt, cotton & wool
Sards, cotton Yarn, country Wine, Apple
and Peach Brandy, Whiskey, prime Pork
Fish, Tar, Lime, Lumber, &c. &c. &c. which
am disposed to sell on the most reasonable
terms.
CHARLES WHITLOCK.
July IS, 1911. r.
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MEssRs. JOEL BENNETT s. TANDY BOW
COCK, assignees of Richard Barbour, late u bank
rupt, now deceased, Themes Barbour, father and
heir of the snid Richard, Roher King. Charles
executor of James Short decd take Notice, that on
the eighth day OF November next, 1911, and between
the hour of ten in tho morning, and set of the
same, and at TIC tavern which ia now or was for
meriy Kept by q Mr.. Wren, IT place Fairfax
County, called Winter Hill, shall proceed to take
the dispositions of the Hon. Jcnkin Wbiteside John
Sewer, John Rhea, aud others, to be read IS evil
dencc in suit depending in the Court Of Chan
Gerry for the Richmond District, in which, am PLAIN
tin and YOU the defendants. And ii / should not
succeed in taking the above depostons on the above
mentioned day, shall proceed to take them on the
ninth, eleventh and twelfth days OF November 1911
at the above mentioned tayer.i, and between The
hour OF ten Ia the morning of earh day and sun set
of the same till they are taken.
ROBERT II. ROSE
Orange, Sept 9Th, 1911 4w
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Richmond, Virginia.
THE subscriber respectable

The subscriber respectfully
informs his friends and the public. that he
continues to buy and sell on commission,
all kinds of Bank Stock, Bills of EXCHANGE
turnpike and other Shares; also country
produce OF every description. He will be al
ways ready to sell at Public Auction, before
the door OF the Bell-Tavern, Merchandise
and real estate of every kind, viz : Lands.
Ienements, Furniture, Slaves, Horses.
Goods, Vessels and Cargoes, &c. which if not
disposed of, liberal advances of cash will be
made on all property stored with
BARTLETT STILL,
tobacco Broker e Yendne Master.
August 20, 1911. (wtf)
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ihave received per the Briggs Diligence and
Unity and ship Rising States from Londor
and Liverpool, LARGE ASSORTMENT or
WELL SFrErrED
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Valuable property for Sale.

TIE subscriber offers for sale the HOUSE
and LOT occupied by him at Rockets, and
formerly Ivy Mr.. William Fenwick. -also
that VALUABLE TENEMENT occupied
by Mr.. William Farr, opposite the Court
House in this city-Two hundred and fifty
acres Land in Campbell county, and Lot
IN Port Mayo. deem UNNECESSARY to de-
scribe the advantages attached TO this proper
ty, as presuiae those that wish to purchase
will view the same Two Thousand dollars
in cash viii be required, the balance will be
made accommodating to purchasers. Apply
20
BRAXTON CRADDOCK.
Richmond, July 18th, 1911. If
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Fortunes Fro!ics.

TIME > 10000 prize which came out the
L wheel the 18th days drawing of the Sus.
quehannah Canal Lottery, now drawing in
Baltimore, was sold only two weeks before
It was drawn by Messrs &. x II. WAITE.
~ he fortunate possessor lives in tho state of
New Ncr6, md received the CASH for his
prize from G.. & K. Waite the next tav after
the inflammation WAS received in New York
The 5.UCO dollar prize in the same lottery
was paid by them in Baltimore the tlav after
it was drawn; and No. 2se2o, drawn a prize
OF 500 Dollars in the Washington Monu-
ment Lottery. (now also just began drawing
IN Baliimorc) was paid by them at their tiu-
Unfortunate Lottery Office in New York, on
Saturday last.
tits somewhat remarkable, but it is a well
known fact, that for many years past most Oh
| the capital prizes in the New York and Bal
| umorc Lotteries have been sold at WAlTE'S
offices in each of those places.
Persons wishing for tickets in either of the
following lotteries, may have them forward
ed with safety and punctuaIty by addressing
letter post paid, inclosing the cash, viz
Susquehanna Canal LOTTERY.
| II days drawing over-Tickets nine dol
lars, and the following capital prizes are in
the wheel
Prize of $4,000
| OF 10000
\ OF 5000
| or $500
Besides large proportion of inferior ones.
Drawing three times a wcck-to be COM
pleted in 40 drawing days.
Washington Monument Lottery.
4th days drawing over-rickets 8 70
And the following capital prizes in
4 the wheel.
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HamiIton's Worm Lozenres

This well known remedy has cured during
the last eleven years, an immense number Of
children and adults of various dangerous
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VAIL 81 ROGERS

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in every situation and of every age.
They are exec llently adapted to carry en-
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Ito produce free perspiration, and there
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very seaman
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n. B. Jack formerly belonged to Mr. John
Bird and Betty was purschased of John Cor
bin.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-09-03
NEW YoRK, August %
VERY LATE FROM FRANCE.

Inc fast sailing schooner Purse, Cap
tain Turner, arrived at this port Yesterday
in 80 days from Bordeaux, from whence
she sailed on the 22d of July he affair
between the President aud Little Belt was
kn5wn to the French Government and had
produced the release, with permission to
sail. OF several American vessels. The
news OF tue departure OF Sir Joseph Y0rke
for the American station mad been also re-
cGived.
Joseph Bonaparte had set out cr Spain ;
and 90, 900 troops were to follow him, as a
reinforcement to the armies in Spain and
Portugal.
Tranquility prevailed between France &
Russia, and no idea was entertained that il
would be interrupted
We do NOT learn that anq mate rial change
had taken place in the relations between
the United States and France I. hopes were
however entertained by the French people,
that on the arrival Of Mr. Barlow cur differ
ences would BE- amicaDlY adjusted. 1he
enormous duties on American produce con-
tinucd, but there was a prospect OF their
being speedily reduced.
General Iurreau late minister to this
country, had arrived IN the brig Osmyn, in
so days from New York.
The supercargo OF the Purse is the bearer
ol dispatches tor government.
By the Purse, the editors Of the Mercan-
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PHILADELPHIA. Aug. %.

Yesterday arrived, pilo, boat from Cape
May, with Mr.. Morton of Baltimore, some
time resi- Cent in France, passenger in
the brig Milo, Johnson. belonging TO Smith
and Buchanan, OF Baltimore, fran Dor
oeaux, and two seamen beioueiGg 10 said
brig. who report hat or Saturday. in sound
ings they hove in sight Of the British frigate
neiV'dsrc, who after a chase OF hours, in
10 !a,ho;ns water Of the Capes Of u !aware,
came up with and captured the brig. and
set them ashore at Cape May---thr Milo
ne" brig. b1ionging to Smith and Buchan-
nan. with = very valuable cargo was buend
from b rdeaux, for Baltimore The Milo
ieit France The 22d of July in Company with
the sehr Atlas and Brig Female. for Balt
more, and schr. Purse. FOR n. York. Left
brig Meteor, Hnwley, FOR Philadelphia rea-
dy chr. Susan and Emelne, Hutchinson,
do The Alert for Newburyport Liberty.
Ter phlladelphia, raveiier, and New-Or
leans Packet Tor n Y rl.. sailed about n
he brig Osymn. Whelld N, had arrived at
LA tcste in 81 days. The schr. Eros, T.
Vans, IN 80 days from Salem, ard schr Han
nah IN SO days from New Orleans, have
arrived At Bordeaux
Mr.. Morton from Bordeaux, of the house
o. Morton & Russell came passenger in the
Miii" and informed tha, the Emperor or
dered the bonds that were given for the
brig Orleans Packet, and Ca. go. to be Can
ceiieu.- his vessel arrived mt bordeaux
since the I'd Nov. and under the repeal OF
the Berlin and Milan DEGREES was released,
and sailed with cargo for New-York
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is the account Of the evacuation ofAsturias
confirmed, but it Is. added that the eacniy
abandoned Astorga OH the morning of the
Goth o. last month, alter blowing up the
ramparts. The army oil the center con-
tinued in Baza Oh the 18th. Quadra's diyi-
sion occupied Baeza aud Ubeda the enc.
my's greatest force was at la Carolina.
There remains no French troops on the
eastern Coast from Aimeria to Veiez Mala-
ga-Blake is concentrating his forces
in the envirops of Ayamonte---thc enemy's
consist of between IL and 10, GOO men. Onp
OF their dctachments entered Huelva in the
eveningof the 5th inst and enc Of their iii
visions was seen on the TIN, passing through
Lepe. shortly after Ballesteros had passed
through the same place on his way TO Ay-
amonte, Soult is stated to have considerably
reinforced the garrison OF Badajos and
since returned to Seville and accounts had
been received at Cadiz OF Lord Wellington
having advanced to Truxilor in consequence
it was supposed, OF Marmont's having par
ted with Soult and proceeded to Castle
with troops.
BY au Intercepted letter from Beliiard to
Joseph Bonaparte it appears that report
had reached Madrid OF the arrival OF 5000
of the allied troops at Truxillo that it gave
great uneasinessto the former and that,
although he protested not TO give any cre-
dit to it on account Of its not having been
confirmed. he was collecting troops in the
capital for its protection.
We are sorry to find it reported by seve
raj vessels front the eastern coast, that
Tarragona was carried by storm on the 2e,h
of last month. The two regiments which
sailed from this bay on the 2o:h, had not
landed.
The shock of an earthquake was very
ssnsibly felt all over the rock, on Thursday
morning, few minutes before seven
O'Clock.
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q o.
On Sunday last arrived at this port the
brig Female, Captain Creigh, in fine pas
sage OF SO days from Bordeaux; bringing
papers 10 the middle of July
The bonds of the New. Orleans packet
had been given up---as also, the whole OF
tue residue of the colonial produce which
remained sequestered.
The brig Osmip, from ~ York, with su-
gar, cotton and ind go, arrived at La Teste,
July I'd This is the vessel which carried
ont NJ. Turreau. The American schooner
Purse arrived at Bordeaux from Bayonne
III Ballast, 1osh June. She is advertised for
New YORK, TO take passengers and sail 18Th
July KING Joseph arrived at Bayonne on
the Esd juno, on his way TO Madrid. Two
SHIPS OF the line, the lllustre ard the Fri =.
dent, were launched at Antwerp on the oh
June. Cardinal Fesch is President of the
Council assembled at Paris il is reported
as fact, that hew ministerial depart -.
men is TO be created, under the name of the
department OF Commerce and Manutac-
lures On the arrival OF the new French
minister at Algiers, it is stated that all
French vessels were Immediately released.
The dividend of the bank Of France for the
last six months, was declared three and
an half per ceat.--nnd two and an half per
cent in addition was kept in reserve The
stock is at Is per cent. advance. Napolc
on has recalled to Offices Of judicaurc all.
the members he could find oil former Parii
atuedts.
The following are extracts from the
French ExPosE:
The Emperor is satisfied with The spirit
which auimates his clergy ----If he has had
differences with the sovereign of Rome, he
has none with the Pope as Popc.
In the public schools. military discipline
will give to children the habits OF subordi
nation, so useful IN private life.
notwithstanding the war. $50, 900 600 of
Francs as, 00O,OoO OF dolars,) ale appro-
prratea IN 1911 iof great works Of improve
mcrt 30 the interior. THIS is a greater
sum tIisn sny cf the hmpefor's prtdeces
sors used 10 apply duriGg a whole reign.
Indigo is replaced by Pa8fcI--Sugar OF
cane, by that OF grapes, Of maple and OF
beets.
FROM the J9nrnai gF ne Entire, July ist.
His Majesty (M0RAT,) has Just suppress
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sed, by decree. the rrnunicips'l sorero-
ment OF the City of Naples. This capital,
IN a military point of view, will be consider
ed as place of the first rank and will be
hencefor,h commanded by Lieut.. Gene
raj, who viii correspond with the minister
OF war. and OF the navy. He may reunite
the command CT Naples and Of the Islands.
The commandment of Naples will have the
privilege OF attendingthe leeve of the King
tor the purpose of presenting to his majesty
the daily reports
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-09-03

q LII persons are hereby forwarncd seaipst
L a cutting tnnoers of any kind, oil ,he Trsct
o. land lyinG about three miles above Ricbmnnd
on the CHOPPED road, whichland vs., istejy IN
the possession Of ST. phen SouthaH. dccd ~, -
now now N the possession of Mrs, Slras M deed
ni'yns passed TO Southall for the same, Eotice
ever, that viii (by direction rom Inc -
tees Of Col Turner Southall, decd ny
cute those who sell, as well as thos, VII, oas
Chase ti'nbers or wood ofany 1escrip t Pu,
msy be cut Of that land ~ WINCH
Aug. 70. OoD, jr-
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PHILADELPHIA, Angus, 26.


--latest from Gibraltar and Cadiz.
BY the brig AmphitrIte, cap Mohere,
arrived at this port this morning ia 80 Gays
from Gibraltar file of Gibraltar Chro-
picie to the I4h ult. has been received
al the Office of the Register from which the
following articles are taken
CADIz June %.
AyamoDte letters Of the 26,h suppose the
van guard OF the army in Gibraleon. There,
as well as here, the object OF its movements
as unknown.
ELVAs. June d.
ID. Julian Sanchez attacked near Ciudad
RofvEo five hundred Frenchmen. who es.
rorted convoy OF provisions lor the SAID
town, took 200, put the others to the sword
and captured the convoy The anglo Por
tuguese army continues III lis positions, and
the enemys on the left Of The GuadIana -
the latter have detached two divisions 10
watch gen. Blake's & Baiiesteros'S motions.
We have been apprised Of the evacuation
6f Asturias which is due TO the judcious
movements OF MIR SHAREHOLDERS, who has
Summoned Astorga. The last mentioned
city and that Ut Leon will shortly be clear
of enemies.
ArAMSNTE, June 27--Yesterday were
landed % pieces Of ordnance and their car,
Tiages, and this day, after being repaired,
chey set out tOr La heuohdeld lOiioWmS
Blake's army.
CADIz, July 1.-THE remainder OF the
convoy which was collecting in this bay
has sailed The first division has been gone
for several days with provisions & cash
for Blake's army.
July "a body Of cavalry Of the 5Ih
army is between Viliarrasa and la Palma,
and the remaining troops at Cas'elleJos,
CioraleOn &c.
July 5---Ayamonte letters Of yesterday
sta,c gen Blake TO have his head quarters
at friguros, Lord Wellington and Souit
continued in their posiuons--the latter
making frequent reconnotrugs in the en-
viions OF EiVas----Gen. Graham sailed
THIS day for Lisbon IN the British frigate
l4atona, with Que ship of the line, & a few
transports OF the same nation
GIBR ALTAR, July 13'
Spanish papers have been received tc
80 s.h inst. since the above extrac,s were
,..E.n from those We had In hand. Not only
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Client TO iesrdy the resources of Ens;and.;
while France car easil, bear it that 600
millions. sufficient meet the sxpences of the
Empire. are drawn froth imrosts, whereas,
r. requires 1000 millions, not Sd of which
is drawn from ELECTROMAGNETIC can make
peace with safety, when size shall have $50
snips OF The line, which She will shortly
nave and that it is the Guarantee Of this
hect alone and that Of an Engiish adminis,ya-
ton, founded on principles afieren, from
those OF the present cabinet. which can a.
lone give peace to the universe. te
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Extract Of a letter from Bordcaa1, dated
The I7th JillY, 1911
LAW INTELLIGENCE
SELLING GULNE.1S.
THE KING vs. DE YOUNG.

On an indictment for exchanging guineaG
for more than their value by proclaim alton,
it was decided at full court in Kings
Beach, July 3. chat the offence charged up
on the defendant did not come within the
meaning OF the Statute upon which he
was indicted, and that therefore. jadg
ment must be arrested. ~-Judgmen arrcS
ted.