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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-09-13
FROM THE TINES, OF JULY II.

The very important dispatches from CAPTAIN
Bingn are At l1mgth published, which II is IN
ne sSary to recommend to public attention.
IL contradict the account given by the A.
m can Commodore In every essential partic,a-
}sr, M IN many they really disprove it. The
"A rir all (evidentiy most untruely) den.e that
he understood the SHY. with wh:oh ne was en-
gagged Was so much inferior to mis- own In
strength, thousn he before allows that he had
reck .ed ths guns IN ner brosdside as ,hey were
L u iAark captain Bingham's plain and iatel
ss he nairai,ve-lrt one O'Clock in tie day nc
discovers his antagonist to he frgsle and ut
ball past Sax he could clearly discern the stars
IN ns broad pendant All this IS natural and
Crediule enough and il must D. observed too
that captain Bingham wrote ais Ies patch with
out knowing me collateral circumst amces which
Soinnouore Rodgers might detail. The former
ooc' not go out OF his way, tor example, to AS
sert mat ter 7sust have known the com
psrative strength OF Tie lwo vessels he merely
q cries Appearances az they occur and point.
ON rs IL were Casually, the precise moment at
which he Knew the strength of the American
vessel In consequence Vt tins accuracy IN SUBJ
ordinate particulars, tin which Captain Rodgers
assSFtS what Cannot PcsSEDly be true,) CAptsin
BiDb comes with an unID!pcacned character
70 lhe main polnt--the firing Ut the first pun or
ra.hei the asking The first question, :. WHAT
si!p rs that q We first made the enquiry, and
HAVING repeated The question were ans wered by
bfoadside There Can IN Truth, therefore ;, pc
no %oubt that this was the case both from the
piooabihtynof the thing, and-ironn the p4lpablc
is'seheod OF the evidence by which tue contrary
is a5SeYted
Bes'des,-why did the American chase us for
hsh d9Y-whIch, taking her own account, she
a'd~- and come up to us In condiuon prepared
fr Acuon! Why according TO lis assertion, on
jy 10 say, w at ship IS mat :" Is tins proba-
ole or credible Ii was very natural in Captain
Bingham, VINO Had Deen pursued and run down,
anu ah cut lacked, 10 enquire who II was that
Was usIhS Uin thus buG no rational motive
couid exist Tor Commodore Rosgers pursuing
the sane line OF conduct In truth, we snail
Conclude rouDdly, and setting aside all enquiry
Us 10 asking the Question, or flung the first gun,
That aiy behgerent vessel, Ut any nation, find
ans lseii Chased III tue way IN which all accounts
agise that the Llttle Belt was chased, by all
Unknown SAIL assuming AN hostile department,
VIII have rigbt TO greet the approach Of such
a vessel yah brOSdsIdc, and that without ask.
az Aiiy gu stiJn a all.
4 lac Oidcls under which captain Bingha -
ssileu sfe likewise mosI import ant document
HO~ carriuIiy all tiie rights and claims Oi q
iheriCa are befeIn SttenGed 10! The Little Belt
rs iOt even 70 enter an American port, except
~ Case OF nee. ssity, IN compliance Yith tne
lasi pIociaGssuon Oi the President, issued d.
sS'nst Lngiand on lie SuppositI0n that the Der.
IN and Milan DEGREES were revoked.
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n boy from an American vessel was re
CeNeu mo tue pubic inhrmauy mere 4 fe ~
Gays ago under very peculiar ciro,im,tan
CeS--Wnile yet oa he American coast. ,hc
ieGs OF TINS unfortunate youth WhIch were We
y O'diy frost bitten, ezaibned such synns
,Sos OF gangrene, thai nothing bu, ia,ne.
ui"'e ai"puta'ion seemed 20 nave any chance
OF saving nis life. la This desperate e.
t'emi'y. With no surgeon 1t hand, an Ital;'o
sailor offered his services. which alter SON.
uehoera'ioh were accepted lie cue oIftbr
poof boys legs with common case ko,ie
Aht, sawed the bones win large caruen
'er saw, and bound. ~ the ,tunips in n
0est manner he con'u. The COY happil
survived lhis scene o. Dachery and - no
ia ,"c Liverpool inhrnCrg. ia lar way OF
ConIplete iec9yery..
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LAND orrrcr, Aug. 80, 1911.

THE Register conreiv,.s that it nav not be
uninportaat to the Public to De informed,
that ehe Surveys aad papers appertaining to Tue
Office OF the late proprietor OF the Northern
Neck, a"w in this Office. have been carefully ar
ranged in alphabetical and cal order, and
the innumerablc instances
which occurred an refiling hose papers OF meet
ing with them IN improper places. the prcsump.
ton IS, that owing 10 these circumstances many
tedious and frd,tiess eXaninatiois ave hither-
to been made for papers of the utmost lmpor-
lance to individuals, which might now IN air pro-
liability be found.
Aug. so. wAw
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11URSU ANTto 4 Deed Ut rru,t, executed 10
L us by Jonathan RocSheld aud Mary Hardi-
nan, tor the purpose of securing a certain sum
o. money due to z cha...h Rrooks--Ne snail
proceed to sell 10 The highest bidder, Tor. ready
money, Oh the premises, on Monday the SOtb
day oil sept. next, one moiety ofthe LO Z IN The
main-street IN the townof Manchester, nov oc-
cupied by the said Mary II din ~ which is le-
gaily conyes ed in said Trust d ed, which is of
due record IN Chesterfield ,nn,y court.
. Rnsan T. l salsA; Trustees.
Aug. 80. vA..
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VIM MARTIN.

NJ OTICE.-The Subscriber ben. des..,,,s
L OF ascertsining the state of the affars Of
me ate Major Lawrence Butler, deed. re
quests all persons having claims against his es.
tate to make them known to INN WITHOUT de.
lay. In making this communication tie cl,i.
h'sht IS asked to state particularly tie .natuce,
amount and date OF his Iemand Those who are
iHdabted to he estate, are hereby called nm.
on 10 make pigment. err
kOBERT PAGE, Ad,,y.
sWfth The W,H annexed of
Frederick County, Va
September 3. On
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CORWELA. AcanEa4Y

II iNDlN0 me air OF Richmond per sctly con-
4 ge"isi wi-h hs health. and having made ar
sshPe men,s 10 obtain tiie literary 0biccts desir.
eu from rn,isdeiphis and New York, Mr.. An
uerson - induced TO decline his proposed visit to
particularly those recently entered. TO attend =
Few hours every morning, tor the purpose ORE.
viewing Particular parts of their previous in
slrucuon. and preparing more effectualy for the.
approaching course.
me regular course of instruction will COM
mehce on the lst October but as Mrs. Camp
mas returned, snd as Richmond seems very
healthy this season, the young lade, from ths
country also, MAJ, if they wish to do so, repair
imm edi-teiy to the scene Of their studies.
Sept 10. o.
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nv cHANcERY.-charlotte Court, July i,

q lSl.
James Hardwood, Nm. T. Hazel wood, and
Sarah Hazelwood. orphan children II John
Hazslwo,d who sue by Nancy Hazelwood their
mother AID next friend. Pits.
against
Grief Barksda,e, admir-. of John Hardwood,
decd. Benjamn Hszelwood, Luke Hazelwood,
John Kersey and F,any his wife, Minor Viiks
and Sussnnsh his wife, Reuben Hsz.lwood,
Nathaniel Bohannon and Sally his wife, Polly
Hardwood. John lakewood, Sherwood l..
Overs,reet and Eliza 'eth hts wi, De";s.
The defendants 8e amin HAzelwood, Luke
Hazel wood, John Kersey and Fanny his wife,
Minor Wilks aud Susanna MS wife, Reuben
Hazel wood, Nathaniel Bohannon 'an. Sally his
wife, Poly H,z .lwo,d, J,hn Hazciwood, Sh&r-
wood Ia. 3Overstreet and Elzaotahis wife, not
having entered their appearance according 70
the act OF Assembly, and the rules of tins Court,
and it appearing to the satisfaction of the Court
that they are aot inhabitants of this State, on
the motion OF the plaintiffs by their attorney; 1t
is ordered, That they appear here on the first
day of November Court next and enter their APP.
pearance and ansver the plai,tiifs bill, and that
copy of this order be inserted in on: of the
newspapers printed in Richmond fol- two
( months successfully and posted at the frost
door o the Courthouse of the said County.
4 Coby.-Tsste,
THOMAS READ, Cyk.
Au- % wSv
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a V1LUABLE IKAcT or LIND Fo p
"a SALE.-Will Positively be sold at public
auction a.. on Tuesday the fi,si day of Oct next
u iair # no., the first fair day thereafter at the
late residence of Capt. Joseph Thompson, dec
on the South Anna River, in the county Of Lou.
Isa; Tract of Land, containing lgreeablc TO
lite survey, $50 acres 1t is part of the
Tract on which the said Thompson lived.
1t Is within one and half miles OF Mr.. Ed.
ward Garland's Merchant and Saw mill on The
said river.
There is about one fourth cleared. the balance
IS IN woods and abounds with plenty of good
tmber--Ihe soil is well adapted to the culture
or TOBACCO, Corn and Wheat, &c. and is water
cd ny creek running through it and has On it
several excellent springs ofgood water--It is
valuable tor its fertility of soil, healthness of
situation and good society-This tract lays adj
Joining lands that will very probably be tor sale
IN a few years, which will enable the purchaser
to get q tract of, from eight hundred to one
thousand acres. The land will be shewn to a.
ny person dispose to purchase by application to
Col T;mbcrlake or Mr. David Richardson, both
OF whom live near it. The terms OF sale will be
accOpmodating to the purchaser and will be
made known on the day OF sale, or sooner If ap
picatio6 is made 10 the subscriber, living n .ar
New Castle.
ANTHONY STREET
Hanover County, Sept g. Ills
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SRo@ -ihE N..1lONAL INTELLIGKNeEE.
London papers 10 tue i7tn July inclusive have
he fGeeved 1t tnt CifIce Oi tUt National intel
hBcncer, eX.rac % from winch will be found ~
cur c,sunns.
4he sfi'cie ot'unduest'Onably the greatest
impOFIaBce 81 usis tbai from lie London COwi1r,
tie Ministerial paper, 81 .1nly IL II - dii6cui.
to- BAY Wbe,uer @ he more remarkable IOr rs
uHPal a,ieieo insOience aud arrogance. Ii j; b.
considered ~ ell ~ InoeX ot Tie feelings Of me
m.nIsuy, war Is dreAGy declared; and we Ins
look ior ~ bcraids win every Eastern breeze -
4be sn0r u tsus Article, In &c quarter ia ashioo
". hnu ~, enUtles a. 10 s-IIOus confederation
ei,..OUgh g nnpudtnce snd falseIOOd would o.
tLcrSise lsiscc % DeIOw .Jatcmp.. But let us
Sot st0Op from tsc elevation Of Our f,osit,on iss
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w ANTED-AH Overseer, tor tie next year,
w on plantation IN tie vicinity of Rich.
mond, where 13 or ID hands will be employ ID.
He must be single man or one with SMALL
family, and must offer proper recommendations
OF his Honesty, skill and constant attention to
business. To such man liberal wages will be
given
Apply at this Office.
September 8 .- q
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LINES oa TIE WALTZ DAwcn.

BY K B Sheridan, Esq.
row - Arr improves IN this degenerate age
+ee'S mount toe Box, and Horses tread the
State
Whhe Walking Females, with unblush,ng
face, :"
D@daIn TO dAnce-but in mans embrace;
now Ar's Improve, wDeD Modest IS did.
anu Taste and Sense are ike our Bul,on
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THE SUB SCRYBERS.

EG leave 10 MORN ;her irlapls anil The
~ pubic, that they have tsis-n t'Ir \ germ OF
years, the Large. com nodous AMI completely
hre;proof Brick house belonging to Capt. RQ Ike.
an' situated ut the Intersection o.! Cary street
by the cross street leading fraTa the main street
TO Shokoe Warehouse. where they @iil contin-
TIE with unrem,ied industry and attention to
prosecute the business of Auctioneers aud Com
mission Merchsnts--rhey viii make as hereto.
lore liberal advances nrcssh al sorts Of goods
entrusted To their care, and NO storage viii b.
charged where s.ies .re effected
Moncnre, Robinson g Pieusants.
Aug. 90 If
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NOTICE.-Ai those who have claims ag.
gainst the estate of Joseph Scott, dec'I.
are requested to make them known, and all
those that are indebted to tie SAID estate, Ell
Their by bond, note or open account, are inform.
ed that suits viii be commented unless sp edy
settlements are made.
WM SCOTT,
Fxeento,- Of sSfose.ph ScOtt, deed.
NJ b MAJOR Archibald Denholm is iiiliy
empowered by me. to transact all BUSINESS tor
the estate OF Joseph Scott, decessed) in my an.
sence
WIN SCOTT,
Aug. 80. 4w
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ECk SALE and Transportation, five likely
Dung Negro Men, now confined in the
Peniientisry--A Among whom are one good Host.
ser, one BriskmouIder and one good house Ser
want.
Sept 10 &c
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NEW LOOKING Glass STORE

NEW LOOKING Glass STORE.
M lillian JONES, Carver, Glider, Look
ing Glass aud Peture-fi anne Manulactu-
rer, adjoining the Old Virginia TAyern, GOV.
ernor Street,
Respectfully informs the Ladies and Gentle.
men ofthe City of Richmond, that lie has o.
pened handsome assortment Of Looking -glss-
ses in Gilt and Mahogany frames,
He also frames Looking glasses, Prints, Pain
tings, Drawings, Needle Work, &c
Gilt Window and Bed Cornices, Brackets,
&c. &c. made in the newest fashion.
Looking glass plates re-savered or exchang-
cd.
Aug. 81. #
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Sales at .ductaon.

ME Subscriber will sell Mt Public kuc,;op,
Z without reserve, under he m ana cement
OF nessrs. Moncure, Robinson & pleasants.-all
ms Stock IN Trade Amounting in value to about
io,oOO Amongst which are the following ar
tc'es, VIZ -Fess, Sugar, Wines, Cordisls, Chi
ma, Glass Ware, and great variety of Other
articles TOO TEDIOUS to enumerate, comprising
very general assert nant of Groceries.
The Sale viii commence on Monasy the 10Th
day OF September next, at ms Store on the
~ am STREET, and be continued from day to dav
un:,' closed-Ferms-all SUNS under 6 so, cash
IS 50 and not exceeding 8 200, 60 days
8 2oo and not exceeding 500, 80 days-S 500
BILE and payable At the Bank of Virginia. with
approved endorsers, Will be required
hUBlN LAFOREST..
August g. ids
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FIVE DOLLARS REW.aKD.

- UNA~AY from the Subscriber = Nec,o
"a Man nsned Harry. about the 18Th Of Aug.
last heis about feet, tod inches hign, dsrr
oiack, he feru,eriy belonged. to Col Joha Har--
we, decd and known about as a Carpenter.
some call HIM Little Harry :>when 1T work, he
frequently has collection of dirt in the corner.
OF ms eyes, from careiessnsss in not washing his
ace. expect he is lerking about the neighpor-
hood of this City, perhaps imposing himself fos
iree man, or trying to make out OF the state :.
whoever will deliver him to me. near Bacon
quarter branch, shall have the above reward,
I. Y. SUDAN.
Dept o. IL
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N oiiCE.-A petition will be presented to
IN the next General ASSEMBLY to encreasa
Tie powers Of the Trustee of the town OF MAN.
chester. and to anthorise the county Couri Of
Chesterfield TO open road from >thc Ttnns;k.
10 the broad Rock fishing place. on the falls Of
James River.
Sept s. ON
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" lhOlNlA AT "a superior CAurt OF Cn1n-
v Gerry, holden at the Capitol, in the City OF
Richmond the list day of June, 1911.
VIM. Robertson, PIT.
Chsrles Turnbull and Benjamin Harrison who
together with Thomas Turnbull, Robert Turn
bull, Ann tue wife OF Benz amin Harrison, Ar.
instead Burwell aud Mary his wife, Edward
Randolph. and Margaret his wife, which said
Thomas, Robert, Ann, Mary and Margaret are
the heirs at Law of the said Robert Turnbuli,
decd. 49, Geffs
The defendant Thomas Turnbuli not having
entered his appearance and given security &C
cordng to the act OF assembly and the rules of
this court, and it appearing to the satisfaction
of the court that he is not an inh Abitant OF this
country on motion Of the plaintiff by his coun.
sci, 1t is ordered, That the said defendant do
appear here on the first day of tae nexs term and
ans wer the bill of the plaintiff and that copy
of this order be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper published IN the City of Richmond,
for two months successfully and posted at the
! front door OF the Capitol in the said City.
Cobp-Teste,
WIN. w. HENING, c. c.
July 90. wsw
IN AN INJUNCTION - iappahannock,
l. Essex County Court, held the 18th day of
June, 1911.
Hundley Moody Pr. =
John Earle, Stephen Chenault and James
Buckner, $50 DeFts.
Cane the plaintif by his attorney, and 1t APP
pearing to the satisfaction of The curt, that the
defendant Stephen Chenault is not an inhabi-
tant of this state, & t;at ha hath entered his
| appearance and given security as required by
law, on motion of the plaintiff, IT ordered,
That he appear here on the first day OF Novem.
Der court next, and answer the plaintiffs pill,
| and that a copy hereof be inserted in some
public ne wspaper printed in the City Of Rich
mend for two months successfully, and that an
other copy hereof be posted al the front door OF
the Court House of this County.
n Copy. Ies.e, :.
WILLIAM b MATTEE WIS, D. &.
FoR
JOHN P. LEE, elk.
Aug. 81. w8wG
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81 HYES IT AUCTION

81 YES IT AUCTION
I'M Friday the 20th INST ,y;H positively be
~ sold for cash, before the door Of the Bell
Tavern at eleven o'clock, about 10 Ekeiy Me-
groes, consisting of Young Men, BOYS and Girls
and Womsm 90 years of age with three chill
dren. One excellent sesmsiress % years of age
the above described Negroes are healthy, strong
and likely, under as good characters as any in
the State.
BAR1L ETT STILL,
Sept. 8. ,ds
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FEMALE EDUCATION
- JOHN p. LEE, >cLg.
Aug. 81. w8
THE CoRNELIA ACADEMY.

HE COkNCLlA AChDEMY.
TShe Institution of Mr.. Anderson < Mrs.
L Camp for the literary s. general improve.
ment of Young Ladies, is now completely or.
ganizec and correspondent to the ultimate OBJ
ject OF the establishments, the above title has
been selected as illustrative Of its views The
-alusion will be readily discerned, and doubt
less approved, by those enlightened and libe-
raj minds that look beyond the present period
In addition to the regular and classical course
adopted for the accomplishment Of the Pupils
IN all the brsnches of what is usually termed
English Education, masters of ackno wledged a.
bity and experience, and approved character,
have been procured for the following Extra
Departments, viz Music, . Ora wing, and Dan
cling the French, Spanish, and Italian langua-
ges and several branches of the Mathematics,
essentisl or uxiliaray to the complete alta ia
ment OF a liberal and polite Education. These
Extra Department. may be attended or not, at
the option of the parents or Guardians of the
Pupils they are graceful and pleasing orna
ments of tile principal structure but they consi:
derably enhance the expense.
For the1nsung annual course, which will
commence On the LIST October next, and cont
nue. without intermssion till the middle or last
OF July following, an elegant collection of new
Maps, fine drawings, &c will be provided
To prevent such dissppontments as occur.
red last year, application fpr the admission OF
pupils from town or country must be made
before the 1st September, to L. Anderson, or to
Mrs. Ann Camp.
Shockoe-HiIl, Richmond August IS w6t
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$1,000 ACRES OF LAND FOR SALE.

oo,Soo ACRES OF LAND FOR SALE.
DY virtue OF decree pronounced in the
~ Stsunton district chancery Court. in the
case OF Samuel Male. Trustee of the estate of
n fi anu Samuel PurviAace, sgainst Henry
Purvisnce. will proceed as Cnmtnissioosr on.
the 18th day OF October next, at Mason Court.
house to self. all those Lands lying in the Cpun.
ties OF kena wha. Mason and Ohio, mentioned
in the mortgage deed gwen by said Henry PER-
waIce,,to Samuel Moale, trustee, &c. The
terms ofsaie will be mace known on that day
ne lands are valuable ant sre situated on the
Ohio river and the waters of Kenawha river
MANY OF themsare considerably improved and
merit the notice of those persons who wish to
res'ds IN that part of the Sta,e--The lands will
be divided to suit purchasers and the sale con-
tinued from day to day until completed.
-. e. THOMAS L. PRESTON, Conn.
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RICH4lTOWO STONE W.dRE H1JVO
FACTORY

IN ENJBMIN LU.vAL, 4 Co. have com
y menced 4 STONE H5RB MANUFAC
rom, at Dugsls Tile Mandatory, win ma
:, erals which thcy lhiok superior, to any hereto
iore used IN ths U. States. The drawing OF
. eir First KIN, justifies tEis opinion and con.
flnccs them, tbat they can sell on better terms
p the buyer, tnsn ANY Mandatory ontte Con
.incnt
AGbuSt 2. ep6w6wtf
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Time ofSuyn;n,
x Time ofburrino

hence 1t appears 'h,I Skies are the cheapest
candles.-N r.. Con, id
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NJ III BE RUN FOR. On Mr. E muad
W Tsylor'' ground, in the forks of Hanover .
on on, tns 70 h and 27th of this month, SUR.
q o. 5 nl TI1oN PURSE, supposed to be WORTH
The FIRST days race, two mile heats-Gee
oniy' lor horses never having woa purse or
sweeps'ake, and owned by residents of Hsno.
me second day, free for any horse, sc never
having wan purse or sweepstake, mile ,iet,s.
.Is pest three m five, the subscriptions money
September 10. GIG
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:s'Rl9cailaiiluua.

lnose VINO are acquainted with DIR. Wolcott,
the iather OF living poets, are sensible that his
lamp ut genius still burns w,th a ste adv fame.
and that his well known Powers OF social con.
verse are little diminished by Increase of bodily
inhrmity As a public proof OF the truth OF
these observations, tlr venerable bard has lust
gwen notice of his. intention to publish, very
shortly, the Rival Minstrel, OF the Chad. n,e IN
Walter Scott, Mnstrsl OF the North, from Paul
pendrsgon, Minstrel oftne Yves, +; edited oy p
P'ndar Esq with the following epigraph:
lncIpe, parve puer, 81 Wis conteudere me
cum"
But Scotia shall not be our judge;
When thou would'st bear the bell
Who, with the devil would 20 to iayv.
And try the Cause m he'll 90
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-NOZICR

III. NOTICE..
& ASH Sven for South Carolina Hank Notes;
~ at discoun,-Applytn -
JOHN ALcoCX, :.
!, July 10 w:t
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Aug. IS.

VIRGINIA AT superior q aurt of Cran.
v Gerry, holden at the Capitol, in the City OF
Richmond the ist day of June, 1911.
VIM. Robertson, Pr.
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The following accurate experiment, m the
burning of TaBow Candles, made bv Mr.
Ch.ls'sPher COLES, may DC usefu, IN the e:
economy of families
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IS l. A n *
or EVERY DEscH4pTIoE,
FCR SHLE HT 2,EsJ CF#ICz
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FIFTY DOLLSRS PRWapo

a bSCONDED tom my service IN the 3rd
n INST, bright mulatio man named IA ".
LET: he is a very likely fellow, about Is y,.ars
OF age, feet six inches high, or there ,bou,s !.
his teeth are rather bad; nose fat at the end .
black beard and whiskers has a handsome
head OF hair Rather basbfui when spoken 70. !.
and IS very good barber he las some know
ledge OF medic and blecds very well; had
on when he wen, away, short bottle gree n
cloth coat with plated buttons, haukeen srer,.
sers and halt boots: He had been sent to N r.
folk on business, and am induced to believe
that he is lurking either in or about Norfolk or
portsmouth, as he has numerous acuuaintance
IN both those places The above re ward and
ali reasonable expences will he paid if anne
hended without the states of North Carolina &
Virginia and Twenty five Dollars if within
either OF the aforesaid states, and secured in
any jail SO that get hun again. masters OF
vessels are torwsrned from harhorine or c.rrv.
ing HIM away as the law will be enforced :
gsinst them IT taken in or about N0rfolk, the
reward Will be paid on application 10 Wm.
Francis & Co. Norfolk
VIM MARTIN.
EItsabefh CIV, ~ C. Au2. 10
" ds L am induced to 6eiievs my man zpas
persuaded to ran aSuay BY some persons an Nor
Jolh' II ne voluntarily returns 10 m lie shan be
forgiven
September 10. -