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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-06-03
BERIAH ELDRED,

INFORMS his friends and the publick, tha he ha
u removed from bis former stand. to the large and
commodIous stand, formerly occupied by Mr.. Chap
potin, No %, Thames street, below Mr. Townsends,
at the sign of the Rising SIM, where he intends to
keep Hotel for the accommodation of Ladies and
Gentlemen, who may favour him with their compa-
ny. Every exer:ion will be made to render his house
comfortable and agreeable.
OJ Good accommodations for Horses and Car
RACES April 3.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-06-03

TWO families, with a number of children in each,
fonl 90 ID years of age, and several 6iris,
fro,a IL To- 2S years OF age, may receive constant
enOlcgment aud generous wages, at the Cotton
Mlnuf ctory of Hsy, Brown s. Slater, at Pasvuck-
es--Unqucs,ipnable recommendation as " character
and rorals viii be required Application may be
made 10 Sqra,d Slater, Pa~Hctet, .HDly q BrorS'i,
p,-spdcnoe or 10 the Subscriber, No. us, 1hames-
street, who will give every Information required
EDWARD w. LAYTON
Newport. ID q 5th mo. 1911.
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~ ME subscriber having commenced the practice
of Law, and having taken for an Office OF
the room lately occupied by capt NATHAN
rEL SWEET, (nearly opposite Gov. MAaTIN's,) re-
spectiuily soiicits the patronage of the pubhck--
Those who ma, be Opposed 20 employ him. shall re-
ceive his unfcigncd thanks and grateful acknowl.
edgements. DUIEE J. PEARCE
AuriI
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POCKET BOOK LOSr.

7 OsT. on the evening Of the 1st of MAY, at Mr.
IL l. Townsend's corner, rtd morocco Pockci
Book considerably worn, containing sundfy pspcIs
20 the amount of four hundred dollars os no
quence to any person but the owner, and about ff
teen dollars in Bank Notes Any person having
fouri vhe same, BY returning it to the subscriber,
shall b. generously rewarded
WILLIAM KNOWLES
Newport, May =, 1911.
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DUE-BiI.L FOUND.

C'OJND, about six weeks since, Due.Bi,l, drawn
4 in favour of JoHS CALLESpER, signed by Pc
Lro wEEpgS The owner may have IL again BY
proving property, and paying tor ts advertisement
Apply at this office. April ).
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-06-03
TO LET.

THAT large and ccmmodicus Dwelling-TIouse.
L pleasantly situated on Washington-sfreef, mex
south Of Mr.. THOMAS RoBISsos's. The Hous, .
), la good repair, aud well calculated for two tam
lies, and contains the usual eonyenences and ac
conlmodations.
For further parti culars, apply TO
MERlDErH EASToN.
May s, 1911
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B. b. HOWL MD.

b b. HOWL MD.
III AS for sale,
IL AT No. II & 73, TuAMEs-SrREET,
10 bhds. Jamaica Rum
pipes Gin;
50 boxes Mould Candles
--.3LSO---
few chests Souohong Tea, lst quality;
Nails pr. Cask, different sizes
few boxes Havana Brown Sugar;
Flour per. barrel
Soap per box
general assortment of GROCERIES as usual.
MAY
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-06-03

INFORMS his friends snd the publick, chat ne ha
l. taken that noted Hotel in Ml-street, lately occu
pied bv Mr.. BERIAH ELpREp, where he ans 10
keep sgenteel Boarding House for Ladies and Cen
temcn; who may be assured every attention shall be
paid to them that will make their reception and
commodation pleasant and agreeable
April s.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-06-03

ID ESPECTFULLY informs his friends, that he
IN has on hand
A quantity of excellent cedar Clapboards,
cedar Shingles,pine ShinSle, Boards, Planks,
Joits, Sc. sc.
Which he will sell cheap, at his stand on sHER
BuRNES Whars N"v IS.
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Removal.
JOHN y. SHAW,

Reshecyuhy Informs his friends and tie fw6-
lick, in generaL
THAT he has removed from his old stand To the
Store of Mrs. MARY BRoWN, No. 100, 1kaRes
street, formally occupied by Mr. Uaaer Cornell,
Whe,e Ne offers far sale,
a General assortment OF fashionable and Fancy
"a COods--u,povr zpbicb are he {oIiO.un0---
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Drawing Approaches {!
10000 DOLL AIRS

May be gained for the small sum OF
NINE DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS !.
mthe Grand Union College Lonc,y No2,
which will positively commence drawing the 2jd OF
April next. Scheme as follows
Prizes OF 5000 Dollars.
do. 10000
do. 5000
2 do. 1000
do. 1000
% do. 500
Besides large ,,umbcr Of smaller prizes.
0J' Orders for Tickets and Quarters III the above
Lottery, viii receive immediate attention, at the lax
change and Lottery Office of ! e. SHAW, who wlil
pay all Prizes Tickets sold at his Office as soon
due. Whole Tickets dollars 81 cents. Querters
dollars 80 cents. Feb. 81
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CRASH.
MARTIN FEdRING,

LAS JUS received, FOR sale,
2 bales CRASH. suitable fpr towelling
which viii be sold, at ~ cents per yard
Also, supply of
F.ssHIO.t.fBLE SPRLiG GOODS.
april 10.
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Warranted and common Spoons, marrow, n
English and Geneva tard and salt 90.
Watches; gar longs, scissors
Gilt and mahogany frame pincushon Chains,
Looking-Giasses; YER Pcncil-Cases, ST
Brass iiandIrOnS, Shoyels Thimbies, plated
and longs tors, Sugar fongs,t
Brass Cantllesucks. dlesticks and Spurs
BkIrANNlA WARE, viz. GOLD AND JE@El
Tea-Pots, ,ougar-Bowis, WARE,vlz Medall
Cream-po,, Table and Lockets, Breas-P
Tea Spoons plain, topaz and pc
CUTLERY, viz. Knives & set, Finger Rings
Forks, Jacknves, Pen gold and hlaSree
knives, Razor Scissors Rmgs,ot every desc
Shutters and Trays; ton, Bracelets of e
Portable Writing Desks TICK & plain hair w
Backgammon Tables; gold Necklaces, E
Flute, Flies and Niolins Watch-ChainS, Sea-
Hunting Apparatus, of Keys, elegant corne
every description; Keys, set IN gold, {
Patent and common Sus- Epauiets,
penders Ladies and gcntiem
Reeves Colours, different Pocketbooks & Pur
sizes of every description
SILVER AMI PLATED Fancy & common NJ
WARE-sver Cream. lsces, of every kind
Pots, Soup and Gravy With an extensive var
Ladies', Tea and Table of Fancy Goods.
Watches, of every description, cleaned and repa
with accuracy and warranted.
Jewelry and Silver Ware, of all kinds, manufactu
and repaired.
Hair Work and Gold Cyphers neatly executed
Silver Ware and Gold Necklaces warranted gooC
the money returned.
- Cash, and the highest price given for old
and Silver.
n e1cbort. Nor z, 1910
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INTENDS TO continue the School now kept by
i ROUSE TAYLOR. and VIII be grateful 10 those who
may favour him with tho Instruction Of their children.
To commence Monday, Aprn Sth. April g.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-06-03

ALso,-250 VI. Shingles, with quantity OF
Boards and Laths, of lhc first q,mlity.
.Nso 5ust ,ece.rsd.
SO bushels white Beans;
loo bbls prime Reef;
2uO quintas Goldfish;
Assortment of Iron hollow Ware;
do. Stone do.
hhds 9TH proof Jamaica SPIRITS
do. 5d proof s.. CroiX Rum;
2 pipes FrencL Hrandy;
Assortment ot Nails;
go BOXES English Herrings.
u The highest price given for old Copper
Brass, Lead, Iron, & iiags
Newport Jan. 9, 1911
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TO LET,

A Convenient clearinghouse, in Sprlng-street
~ "a goodlcl,air, with a large Gartlen, and a
weil of good water
For terms eppiy 70
THOMAS HUDSON, jun.
Nav IL
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CRANSTON & SHAW,

offer az by'iuafe Sale, at their .4ue.ion Office,
iogsheads RUM
s Bales COTTON
s. Barrels MESS BEEF;
90 do. Prime do.
1 Pipe GIN. March o.
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CRANSrON & SHAW,
II AVE Just received, from .Ne1r-Tork and now
otter AZ Private Sale at their Auction Office,
10 hhds 4th proof Jamaica RUM:
IL do Sd proof st Croix, do
Is pipes Gin 9 bids. Molasses;
10 chests Tyson Tea; lis bags Coffee.
April 10.
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EVANSTON & SHAW,

LhANSTON & SHAW,
n FFER at private sale, on very reasonable terms
~ at their Auction Office,
100 bbs. superiino FLOUR.
Is hhds Ash proof jamaica RUM
10 pipes GIN
10 hhds. Surinam MOLASSES.
IL bbls GIN
50 bags Batavia COFFEE.
80 do. West,ndia do.
9qAarter casks Malaga WINE.
IL chests souchong TEA. Feb. 90
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GkOC tkihS

By WHOLES.fLE . RET.aIL.
w l. l. 4 III W Ii i T.,
Offers for sale, at the store, Long rchdrG fomerl
occupied by the Progressive CombaW No. II.
A General Assortment Of Grocery, Crockcry, and
Glass Ware. G5c.--co" "sIslINu Or
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-09-20
FIFTY DOLLARS REMAND.

ID ANYWAY from the subscriber on the
IN night of the 10th inst. FRANK, Maiat.
TO man agsd about 80 or SO years-he is about
the common stature, has full face and bushy
hair, and has his ears bored, for ear rings which
he some times wears--he carr led with him a
quantity Of bedding and very plentiful supply
OF wearing apparel, dresses well, and is clean in
his person.
Frank was formerly the property Of Mr..
a.ightfoot, of Sandy Point, on James River, and
has wife at Mr. George Cookies, in Prince
george Couaty-I have to believe he
VIII go into that neighborhood or to Norfolk,
and will endeavor to get out of the State by wa.
ter.-The above reward will be given Tor deli.
vering him to me in the city of Richmond OF
bali that sum for securing HIM in any Jail in
Virginia.
-;,S NJ. ". HdNCOCX.
Richmond, Sept.1 IF
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-09-20
EoR sALE-The following tracts ofLAs

INOR SALE-The following tracts of G.Asp
u IN this State, via:
One of 1000 acres in Montgomery County.
xying on the waters of Strouble's Greek. be.
tween Cbristsnsburg and Blacksburg, about 8
or 4 miles from the former, aid or 3 from the
fatter g on this there is good mill seat, and
plenty of timber besides good stone oosl as
any inthe State.
1862 acres in Giles County, formerly Mont.
golhery, on the waters of Beaver Greek, a
Branch of Cuyandott
Four tracts, OF 1000 acres each. in, the county
OF Randolph one on Elk river, and 3 on eau.
ley river Ut
El245 acres in Augusta County, on the
waters of Moth River, branch of Shenan-
doah. ~
1120 acres in Greenbrier County, on the wa.
tiers OF the Great Kenhswa
1850 acres in Monongaiis County, on the wa
fers OF the Little Sandy
1O0v acres IN Botctourt County, on the wa &.
fers OF Sharkey's Draft, aud within less than a
9usrter OF mile OF James River, where the
Boats pass up and down to and from the Basin;
upwards of 500 of this tract Is well
Tinoered and kt for cultivation OF any kind
The whole have been entered on the Com
n,ss'oner's Books, according to Law For fur.
DAHID DOYLE, Richmond.
August "a, 1911.
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August "a, 1911.

1t having been binted that Mr. Snyth, from
whom inherit, might have made sale of some
of the above Lands, previous to his decease, IL
Is thought necessary, in order to dspel doubts
concerning the titles, to defer the sale TO the
2lst day OF this month, At IL o'clock, Tor the
purpose OF making public the following Certi-
ficste
thereby certify that Ihave examined the re-
cords OF the General Court, and find that the
zen tracts Of land, described in the handb i'll
bearing date the 24th of August, 1911, signed
DAVID DOYLE, nave on the 10TH day of May,
II9o' been conveyed by alexander s9uarrier TO
-Richard Sfnyth and, that it does no, appear
from the records of this office that the said
ainyth had since conveyed the same
PETITION DREW, c. G. c.
September II. ct
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no sRIcKL nERS IND cARPENTyRs.

no BPICKL AlERS IND CdRPENTERS.
TASHE Committee appointed by the Sub
Il scribcrs for erecting a Church on Shock
oe Hill," will receive proposals for furnishing
materials and executing the Br,ckworls and
Pissterng and for the carpenter's work, paint
ing and materials, until the 18th day of Octo-
Der next
The Building viii (proba5Iy) be sixty by nine
fy feet and thirty feet high from foundation tc
the eves--threc bricks thick 20 the Water table
two aud half to the Gallery door, and two
tricks thence to the top Of the wail--the bricks
70 be all hard and faced with stock Brick.
Proposals may be lodged with James Smith
WHO will furnish farther Information to those
disposed contract.
Sept. IL. At
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CSHE Subscriber, wishes to sell bis Houses
Il and Lot in the City of Richmond, upon
:Sboc,:e hill,) at present in the occupancy OF
Capt Henry S. Snore; this Lot may be dvi-
eied so as to suit purchasers, and possession Civ
en- on the ] ST day of January next, at which time
small part of the purchase money will be re
sIuired, credit tor the second payment will be
gwen, until the LIST day of Sept. 1912, and the
balance will be required on the LIST day of Sep
TEMPER, 1918 t; For further particulars respect
ing the above valuable property, apply to Mr.
George z. Dgges, at Mr.. Kings Store, in
Richmond, or to the Subscriber in Hanover coun-
~. -
Aug So
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7RIRrY DoLLARs REy.4RH

STOLEN from the subscribers stable in Pow
- hstsn County. on the night of3d inst. small
lark hay Horse.. about feet inches high,
JEFF fore foot wnite-no other marks at present
-esoiiected "A SIN al yellow bay Horse. with
'str,pe on his nose, was since found ia the
woods. nearthe Subscribers house, with sad
lie, sreat-coat, and srn'iry other things, which
Thief 49,
The above reward will be paid for the re-
covery OF The Horss and conviction of the thief,
or twenty dollars Tor the Horse only.
Sept. 13 N e
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yOHN HAGTLNGn-

~ URSERYMAN, Gardener, Scotsman and
| " Florist. has for sale, Aob!c, Peach, Plumb.
"e'nv'nr, Apricot, and ChevT-rces Of the best
sorts, end an now IN fOuri5hiug condition.
Also, Gooscberry AID CVYdnt bushes, with nu-
merod' variety Of shrubs and plants of the most
rare kind
Catalogues Of the above may be seen At
FI1ZWhTLSON {, POTTER'S, Richmond,
WHO will attend TO any orders left with them.
Gentlemen who are DESTROYS Of furnishing
their Orchards OF Gardens with tie best kinds
OF fruit, have now good opportunity of doing so,
as The approaching season promises to be lay G.
able for tganspisn.ing
Orders should ne forwarded by the first OF
Nov. to Messrs. Fi;zwhyisonn s Potter.
Sept. IL. w3w
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~ OTICE.-All those who have CLAIMS se-
~ gainst the estate of Joseph Scott, dec d
are requested to make them known, aud all
those that are indebted to TIE SAID estate, Ell
Their by bond, note or open account, are inform.
ed that suits will DE commenced unless speedy
settlements are made
VIM. SCOTT,
Executor of sJoseph Scott, Decd
N. B. Major Archibald Denholm is fully
empowered by me, to transact all business (for
the estate of Joseph Scott, deceased) in my alb
sence
WM. SCOTT,
Fxecator Of Joseph Scott, decd.
Aug. go 4w
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LIND FOR SAL n,
COLE DIGGES.
&C
Aug SO

vEsHE Subscriber wishes to sell the tene-
ment en- which he lives, containing about
seventy acres of Land, on which is good dwell
ling house, corn house, and the necessary out
houses TOR the accommodation of small fami-
ly. Its good stand for Physician, Lawyer,
Merchant, Mechanic or Public house, lying i'm
Jnediatey on public road, and within quarter
of mile of Buckingham COMMUNICATIONS
of Sale-One third oftbe purchase money will
be required in SIX months, and the balance IN
three equal annual instruments, to be secured by
deed oftrust on the land, or approved personal
security.
aug 90. w12w
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THE SUBSCRIBERS.

ID EG leave to inform. their friends and the
- public, That they have taken for term OF
years, the large, connections aud complete y
fire-proof Brick house belonging to Capt Rookie,
and situated at the intersection OF Cary street
by the crosa street leading from the main street
to Shokce Warehouse, wnere they viii contn.
ne with unremitted industry snd attention to
prosecute the business Of Auctioneers and Com.
mission Merchants-They will make as hereto
fore liberal advances in Cash all sorts of goods
entrusted to their care, and TO storage will be
charged where sales are effected.
Moncn-e, Ro6iroon e. Pieasants.
Aug. so. IF
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A VALUABLB TKAcT OF LAND FOL
N SALE.-Will positively be sold at public
auction, on Tuesday the first day of Oct. next,
If fair, if not, the first fair day thereafter ct the
late residence Of Capt. Joseph Thompson, dec
on the South Anna River, in the county OF Lou.
lisa Tract of Land, containing agreeable to
a late survey, $50 acres. II is part of the
Tract on which the said Thompson lived.
II is within one and half miles OF Mr. Ed
ward Gsrland's Merchant and Saw mill On the
said river.
There is about one fourth cleared. TIE balance
is in woods and abounds with plenty of good
tmber-The soil is well adapted 10 the cuitgre
ofTobacco, Corn aud Wheat, &c. ard is water
ed by creek ruaning through it and has On it
several excellent springs ofgood water----It is
valuable for its fertility of soil, iIealthlness ot
situation and good society---This tract lays ad-
joining lands that will very probably be tor sale
IN few years, which will enable the purchase r
to get tract of, from eight hundred to one
thousand acres. The land will be obewn to Il
ny person disposed to purchase by application 10
Col Timberiake or Mr. David Richardson, both
OF whom 1--we near it. The terms of sale will be
accommodating to the purchaser and will be
made known on the day of sale, or sooner If ap
pllcatlon is made to the subscriber, living near
Newcastle.
INTHONr' STREET
Hanover County, Sept. 6. ids
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Hanover County, Sept. 6. =

Tor SALE and Transportation, FIVE likely
Il Young Negro Men, now confined in the
Pen,tentiary- Among whom are one good Host
Ter, one Brickmoulder and one good house Ser.
want.
Sept. 10. IF
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GREAT BARGAIN may be had in 2a7y

a GREAT BARGAIN may be had in 2373
"A Acres of land, miles from Richmond !,
on Chckahomony---T Is near l.2 Low
Groun3, some rich me Adow, with new house
and orchard there is another tract about go
acres. with Atwo story house may be hsd if
requisite.
Any gentleman wishing to purchase. It may
Be to their interest to apply in time to SOW
Whcst, as I would wish to sow some in.iand,
MP tile country, i'll should sell.
JA11ES TERNdM :
September 49, % 3sH
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From a Phi!Aa. loAia eqeer.

" fr0'r a Phi!aa lphia PIPER
"0"ae1ainS afharenfky incredible, yer rnosf
truef
, on wednesday last. man in T. s. Mann ing q
Pruning otfice. printed ten qulres OF paper on
oo't' SIDES, -rith once taxing iak land all this
"as uoha III the shore space of one hour and IL
II" "u'es, WIN maxweiFs Koliers Not apick.
monk, or iriar, can he found IN the ten nn;re, :
nor IS the difference Of color materially percep.
tibe. PS'oSP'
me hrai and last impressions are preserv ed
lot inc Inspection OF the curiou,, and may be
seen al The oitice, corner Of Eleventh & Spruce
streets. IN NV
Hachine, Invented by II. lNarweH, for
'4,.nS taF on me tgPeF with 7oAich 6oy of ten
by Il man "'''
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-09-20

|H>HE Subscriber having connected III,
i self with Mr. Edward Waiiord, the bus
ness from thus day wtibe conducted undter tt,e
Firm Of Waford and Brooke, at their Office on
posite the Market house, where they are prepai-
ed to transact the Auction aud Commission bust
ness on An extensive plan. = f''1ii ~.
w. RIGID. BROOKE: I
They are prepared for the reception oF Good
on consignment, on which liberal advances witl
be made IN Cash. Their experience added to
the most unre'ntted attention, viii, they fiuttcr
themselves, entite them TO full portion oi
public confidence, which will be gratefully &C
kaoWledged.
W4LF0RDG- BROOKE.
August s. wifi
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europe.
NoRSoLE, Sept. 70.

NoRsoLE, Sept. 70.
Capt Kennard, 43 DAYS from London
Drought dispatches from our Consul at Lon
don, for Mr.. Monroe.
Extract Of a ketfer from gentleman in
Cgeiz, 10 lis correSnondenfin this hAqce.
dGfed august 8.
81 have no apprehension for the safety Of
CadiS; all the lines are ably defended by
British troops, and Soult cannot spare men
from his army in Estremadura. Lord Wei
Iington has received strong remforcements
and is expected to Commence offensive one
ration5 in spain. Should ne be successful
the siege OF Cadiz will be raised, which
will open a,market to the adjacent country.
which is suffering for provisions
Ledger.
Gen. Graham, whose gallantry at Barro.
sa is entitled to every tribute of applause
has joined Lord Wellington we have no,
seen 1t stated III any paper that he had sen,
a challenge TO the Spanish general La Peru
and had accused him to the Corles of trea
cherry the tact however was so; La Pens
declined the combat; the Cortes supported
La Pena, and Graham abandoned allie,
wBor,, ne considered either perhdiOus on az.
YgvTy !. Yhsshsg he VII md airy thipY
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SLAVES ar AUcTJOhc
If

.nN Friday the goth inst. will positively be
" sold for cash, before the door of the Bel
Tavern at eleven o'clock, about 40 likely Ne
groes, consisting of young Men, Boys and Girls
and Woman % years of sge Nth three chill
dFen. One excellent seamstress % years ofag
the sbove described Negroes are healthy, strong
and likely, undo. as good characters a. any in
the State. .Jv
BARTL E7'T STILL,
AncsioHeer.
Sept. 8. IDS
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MOTICE-A petition will be presented to
~ the Courts Of iIenric0 and Chesterfield 81
Ootober Court of SAID Counties, for the pus
pose os raising the rates OF ferrisge at Wood
son 8 ferry.
Hcprco, Sept. l3s v4w
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fVxyANTED Immediately, II VET NURSE
w One without child would De preferred
E,quire at this Office. N
s.Se1ls II. So {
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-09-20
August s.

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