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Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-01-18
BALTIMORE, Jan. 9.

Arrived ship London Packet, Houston
Lett Lisbon fifth Of December, bat brings
nothing salts tetory relative to the armies
1t was merely ramodrei, that on has retreat
Massena was joined By endorsements But
one point is certan-the retreat ofthe French
Flour was l9 dollars and rising.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-01-18
Valuable Property for sale.

THE Subscriber uoishes to dispose of all
Il ms real property, situatedia the conn-
~ Of Berkeley and in the torvn Of Martins
6u'gh; the property in Mayfinsbuygh can-
sists Of, a large and commodious D1oeiing
House, buih Of stone, completely finished,
As (eet By 80, a large and convenient K;tch-
en- mnde, the same rooc a complete S'nake
House, a aone Dairy, adjoining a ned IF
good limestone 1oater that never fails. there
is b~ef1oeen as and so dollars recsived year.
iyfor the mater taken on, Of The weA one
Log House, ueather-boarded and painted,
% fee, by l8 one neW Frame House, nos
finished SO fer by "a, with a good Kitchen
adjoining said Frame House, nell finished;
also, truo convenient Stables, sUith fr2ughs
and racks in each Stable, all insured against
fire, except The unfinished Frame House,
with dfnHkof and thvee feet ggr9und OeH
fenced off in tzVo diuisions, and a large and
convenient. gard. The a6ove properly
stands on Burke street, 1oifhip 1o3 feet Of
queen street, 22o feet from the Court
House, and has been occupied far several
years as a Tavern, every hing is calcula-
ted TO render this properly Desirable far any
kind ar PUBLIC business Also, one Brick
Houae and one Frame House, on queen
street ; The Brick House is 26 fee. by 20, the
Frame, with a Stone Kitchen under IL, is
26 fee. by II, Nth a good Stable, all insur-
ed against fire ; this property is aHcomplefe-
~. finished, NTH a jul lot Of ground, weH
.mproved. lie has NOT exfendrd 10 parH-
cudys, as he expects any persons zU,shfng
to becon,e bu, chasers, yiH ofsw The bremf-
ses befare they purchase, at zohtch zine he
will be able TO inform any person or bers2nss
that may think proPfrfo gioe him a call. me
terms ofsak, SIC. yhe does nat sell the
above property before me first day Of Apra
next, IL suiH then be FIR reatIora term Of
years.
He also nil sell 1851 acres Of Land, in
Berkeley County ; this Land IS in three
tracts-one of 452 acres, on which is a
Dwelling House and Stable, and tOo
SPRINGS that neoer fail, there are IS acres
oCciear land, nell enclosed NTH agood fence
-Anohef tract containing 100 acres-ms
third fract contains 500 acres, wifhouf any
imbrovementss there is part q the SOY
acre tract that runs within TUG miles Of the
river Potomak ; the create, part 81 those
tracts are within one mile and tUo miles 81
fur sa1o mills, on Sleepy Greek those
tracts are all clothed Nth white oak, black
oak, hickory and yeAow pine Of The best
quality. He wiH sell or barter The above
tracts ofEand, for a complete sOeH finished
road 1Udggon u0ifh complete gears. the 6a-
lance in rood paper and money, or land in
the state of Ohfo. His oniy reason TO, dis
posing ofihis properly, is on account efuso-
ney he cues, uhich he must pay, or cause
10 be paid, 6efo,e he mopes out Of this Ioun-
~, zOhich wiH6e next JaH, provided he can
sell.
John ROBINSON.
Martinsburgh, January IS, 1911.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-01-18
SALE NJ. January 4.

DEATH Of GEORGE THE THIRD.
Yesterday Mr.. John Dalrymple Came to
this town from Portland, and informs us,
that in Saco he heard a report, that a vessel
had arrived at Halifax in IS davs from Lii
vsrpool, bringing IN account of Death
of The King.
FURTHER.
Mr.. Gilbert, of the Exchange Coffee
House, Boston, writes Us as follows:
"Jan. 3.-Mr. Hodge from Newbury.
port, this morning conversed with a Mr..
I ncomb, from Passamaquoddy, who spoke
a ship three days ago bound to aneastern
port, from Liverpool, who informed him
of the death of The king, of which there was a
\ confirmation the day before the ship sailed "
The two foregoing reports are probably
from the same source.
A BATTLE.
Mr., Gilbert also writes, that the master
Of the Livcrposl vessel further mentioned,
g. that the right wing OF the Ffench army IN
Portugal had attacked the left ofthe British,
but were repulsed with the loss of 1000 !;
the British lost, 400, and the Portu
guese 0
This probably refers to the battle which
proceeded the occupying of the positions
near Lisbon, when the left of the British
was attacked by the French, and the event
was nearly as here stated. Our accouuts
I direct from Lisbon are to the 18th Nov.
4 when the armies remained as they were.
81 Nassena would not be the assailant till he
received reinforcements, or was cut off
d from the hope Of any.
The above accoun: Of a battle is without
foundation. Cor accounts are down to
the 5th of December, directly from Lisbon.
and the Hunter must nave lef, Liverpool
on the 1st December
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-01-18

all the open mouths which were ready 10
seize the expected vacancy in the o~nsral
Post-ohise, have been swapping at shadows.
Much JOY to them
we learn that the dispatches from Cover
nor Claiborne state, that Fulwar Skipvy;th
stYhng himself Governor of Florida, had n
vowed a determination to resist the inferno
sltion OF the United States. With a view to
resist Uovernor Claiborne, he had ordered
oeh. Thomas, who with a body of five hun
ureu men was marching to attack Mobile 70
return Immediately. Skipwith with the re.
Lnainaer OF his regular forces, had thrown
himself INTO the fort of Baton Rouge. hayinr
declared his determination snd that of HE
Parlzans to die at his colors before thew
would submit to the authority of the United
states. Those partizans of Skipwith. who
adhere to him in mis- mad project. are nrin-
clPally tugitives from military and civil law
In different parts Of the United States and
who have taken refuge in this territory nc a
sanctuary to shield them from the pepqlt;es
of law, and of course are now unwilling 20
run the risk Of again encounterinq them
Notwithstanding this disposition of Tho
oonVent'o"aftSts, we are happy to confirm
70 our feaaers the assurance we gave them a
few days ago that all the real yeomanrv the
spanish population, and the honest and res
pectabie part OF the American settlers, have
hailed the Americans as protectors aud re
celved them with open arms.
Gov. Claiborne was invited tn a ,n;I;,;o
meeting at 81. Francisville. At that meet
ing, on his arrival, the standard Of Florida
was hoisted. After the Governor had ex.
pialned to the people the views of his govern.
ment, and his object in coming amongst them
the FLORIDA standard was struck, and the A
merlcan colors raised amidst the acclama.
tons of the people.
National I~nteHigencer!
Our information from the Mobile. on our.
southern frontier, is down to the I2th Decem.
Der.
kemper and his officers have returned to
their homes Col. kemper, John Caller
and John Z. Kennedy have been arrested and
bound over by the civil authority of the Uni
ed States.
On the evening Of the 10th ult. an attack
was made on a small body of Kemper's men
about 50 in number, by the commandant a
Mobile, with about 100 Spaniards, &c. Til.
~commandant surprized them about II O'Clock
at night, getting between the centinels an
these few troops before he was discovered
Kemper's party was completely routed, foul
or five killed, three wounded, seven takel
prisoners, with their little all of m,ilitar,
stores. The Spaniards lost two men killed
and four men wounded.
1t was reported at Mobile at.the last date
that a number of troops were on their wa
from Baton Rouge to Mobile.
1t was the general opinion there, that tn
governor would without hesitation deliver u
Mobile to any officer of the United State.
who would receive possession Of it.
Mat. IateI.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-01-18

Ssho informed that the King of England was
Had and that a battle had taken place in
Portugal between Massena's left wing, and
the combined army, in which the former
was defeated with the loss o! 1000 men /;
'the English lost $50, including several OFF,
|cers, and the Portuguese 200 Mr.. l..
|says the captain of the Hunter appeared to
be an intelligent man, and his information
|is considered to be substantially correct"
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-01-18
IL. S. Gas.
VIR GTNIA LIE GISLATUR r.

Courts Of Appeals-Tie Senate amended
the bill by adding $500 more to the salary of
the Judges. On Tuesday the House of Dele
gates took up the bill as thus amended-and
without debate, concurred in the amend
ments-Ayes So, Noes rs.
g- The features of the bill, then, are
these the number OF Judges, s; the Salary
of each $500; the number of juridical days
ESQ. Ofcourse the present Legislature will
have to appoint too additional Judges.
1t is supposed by some, and by SUPPOSE
tions only can we now be guided, that Mr..
Morier has, with authority from the Spanish
Junta, proposed to our government to take
possession Of Pensacola, and all East Florida,
and pay for it BY debts due us from Spain
and that the bill before Congress is principal
" on this question. Whatever the bill is, 1T
is. confidently said that war with England OF
with France must be the consequence.
IAleE. GGz.
John Tyler esq. present governor or Vlr-
rinia has been appointed a Judge for the
Virginia district, vice judge Griffin deceas-
ed.
Levi Lincoln Of Massachusetts,, is appoin
ted a Judge of the federal court in place OF
Mr.. Gushing deceased so there is a circle OF
disappointment Granger is frustrated, and
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-01-18

al the open mouths which were ready to
seize The expected vacancy in the general
posi- -oiiise, have been swapping at shadows.
Much joy to them
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-01-22
T AND FOR sALE.--rhe Subscriber ole
IL for sale about
500 Acrcs of Land,

lying in the county Of King William, near Pa
r1unkey river, aajoioiag the lands Of BAIL
Brown, Dabnsy Taraer and Others. This land
lies welt, and for ,he culture Of wheat and corn
Is equal IL nos superior TO any land 10 the neigh.
boushJod; convenient 10 Market, beinE onIy 25
miles from Richmond rnt water ca rage 20
NsrIo's. dsem It aanece.sSyy 10 mention par
ficuavs, As any psfson wishing to purchase will
oyst vis~ the sAs'e. TIC gen.isnsn above aau.
Ct. viii shew the Iani 20 any perSoA that ap.
b,cs. will make The psyrssas ACCESSIBLE.
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Bedford couaiy.
November 10, 1910. te.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-01-22
C.. Terrell d. L. H.klnson,

MILL continue their excrtions, the en-
w suing year, in tue EDUCATION of
Youth, at the same eligible place adjoining
South gates, which they a. present occupy
Their course of E6;ication win embrace
the several branches OF Engiish. including
Moral and Natural Philosophy. Logic, Bel
les-Lettres, Mathematics, & the use OF the
Globes; together with the Greek, Latin.
and French languages.
Price for tuition, during the term s 40
each pupil, to be paid quarterly in advance.
They propose to ',aye an examination of
their students aud pupils ON Toursday the
Goth inst. to which, are respcct'rriy invited
those, whose c5iis,ien are with them, aud
others who feel interested in the SUBJECT.
December Il, 1910. WOW
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-01-22
Wm. w. Henipe, c. C.

An extract from an Ordinance passed by
the Common Halt for the Cry OF Rich.
mond, on the ST day CT January, 1871,
eusitnled, "An Ordinance to amend an
Ordinance, ensituied IN Ordinance, to a =
mend An Ordinance for regulating WAC
go.,s. drays aud carts, and for other pur-
EoScs."
WI EEREAS IL has been represented 10
" the Wall by many respectable MGR
chants of this city, that there is at present
9 Sreat want of Wagons drays and carts
Tor transporting articles iron, one quarter
Of the c;ty to another "a sufficient number
Of white dsisers not having yet engaged in
the besiness5 for remedy whereof,
BE it Orcalred by the President and
Common Cauaci. of the City of Richnnord
Ia Common Hall assembled, and il is here.
by ordained by aStiior,y aforesaid, that
every person wishing 10 employ, for hire
within this City, any wagon, dray or cart,
shall be permitted 10 employ the SANG,
free from suy tax az licence from the time
OF passing this Ordinance ooiil the list day
OF March next: but such oHners siIal; he
sltj@ct to the same regulations and restric.
lions whnciIi,ase heretofore been p.escri.
bed 10y the Ordinances oE this city Coz,
cetuing the mode of driving and the rates
Of charging fer services rsndered.
Aud be it further 0rGoineh, That the
President OF the Hall for the time being,
nay, ard he is Hereby authorised aud eu,-
powered, 5y his proclamation, to contnne
ii'. foregoing provisions of th,s Ordinance
from Iroe'ia 20 month until he shall be in
Termed, by the master OF police, that forty
white ncD sre employed in the business
OF driving days or carts wi'hn this city.
and ti.c president shall moreover be an-
thorised TO Instruct the Chamberlain, to
give credit TO sny owner of waggo,
d:ay OF Cart, Tho has entered the same,
Tor The Just proportion Of the tax WHICH he
may have phid tor licehce during the con-
tinuance of mis- provision.
Testes
wst N. Sheppard, OK.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-01-22
NO TTcE z.

A Ii these WHO have claims aeainst'the
n estate OF IoskpR Sccrr, dec d. are
requested to make ti.ea, knownr-.and ali
those that are indebted 10 the said estate,
either by bond, note CT open account are
earnestly sol.ci,ed to Come forward ard
q axe payment.
William Scott, Exec. of
Joseph Scott, decd.
N. B. Major Archibald Dsnholt0 sfni
ly empowered by noe o transact ill busi-
ness (tor tue estate Of Joseph Scott, decd. j
in my absence.
William Scott, Exe'r Of
Joseph Scott, decd.
Richmond, January z, Eli. w5w
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-01-22
New.York, January W.

Wasl,'ngton Henry Hcademy,
N the county of Hanover, twelve miles
from the city Of Ricomond---NN be o.
pened on Mondsy 2ist inst. under the su :
perintendanee Of MIR Henry w. Nichols,
| (appon,ed by the trustees thereof, \ a gen.
tleman Of regular Classical Educaiion,
wlsnhas taught he Latin, Greek aad ether
branches OF Accodemicai Literature Tor a
number of years..
Terms CT tuition Per year payable guar.
tesly in advance.
For. reading, writing, Geography and the
use OF the Giobrs, English grammar and
Arithmetic, S25
The Latin and Greek languages SIS "a
Surveying Nssiy atom, Pluloso..
ply and Astronomy 40 90
Board and lodging 60 90
The situation C. the Academy ia plea.
SAINT and remarkably h, aIthy--board +.
genteel families low, contiguous tothe city of
Richmond, where bs oks aud other pecessa.
ries, can be easily prucus e1i :. sublecting
pupils To none OF ths incouvenfenceS result
ing from situations far remote from Book
Stores or TO any OF The Impedinents which
arise from the noise, dissipation aud al.
levements OF ciiy,
The Precepior promises that strict at
tention shall be paid TO the morals as well
as VIC intIaiy improvements OF the youth
lntrusted TO his care; a;.d offers this pledye
10 his patrons for he faithful performance
of mis- da,y, his enife dependence upon the
profession and a Consciousness that success
must rely upon his own exertions to merit
their APPRECIATION.
p s. Asmail extra charge viii be made
against each scholar fer the expense az
fre-wood, taken itom iaad i,slong,ug to the
INSTITUTION.
Vacations viii be as usual al ,he Acade.
my. BY order Of tic trustees.
Hanovers Jan. Il, 1911. st
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-01-22

XnYiNG qualified as Executor Of
/ 4 Thomss GiIliat, deceased, am tea-
dY to receive what is due to said estate
and TO adjus, any just claims against it,
am doiy authorised also 10 receive what.
ever is due TO The late firm OF Cii!jai *
Kirby. And being DESTROYS Of closing
these matters as expedItIously as possible,
those indebted either TO the estate OF the
said la:e firm. will please take notice that
ualcss payment is made or satisfactory ar
rangemcEts are entered into without de-
ley, J shall put all claims into the hands
OF altornics for collection.
JOSEPH CALICO, Exe'r
Of Thomas GiIiiat, deed.
Richmond. Sept, ~, 1910. if
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-01-22
Caution. Forgery.

A LETTER dated the 10Th Of October
"A last a, New Orleans, (,nd said to he
forwarded via Fort Adams' fasril address.
ed to the Subscribers, in tnis city, contain.
ing a remittance of 5000 dollars, ia Post
Notes, of the United States bank, viz |,
No. 8, 81 5, B. dated philsdelphia,, 18th Sep
tember, 1910, az ten days date, IN favor
OF John James, and endorsed TO the order of
John Poultney jun. and by him endorsed TO
the order of the subscribers, signed ID.
Lencx, president, aud G. Simpson, cashier,
for S 500
No, 1914, b. same date, endorsements,
&c. 500
No. 1891, A. do do do /, 900
which letter or enclosures, have not come
TO hard.
The above letter net coming 20 hand in
due course OF mail early precautionary
measures were taken to prevent the pay
ment of said notes at the Omitted States
bank or its branches. The subscr ibers are.
however, iafermed, that one of the 500
dollar notes had previously been paid at
the United States bank in Philadelphia,
under falsg signature, and the other at
its branch at the city of Washlngton. OF
the 1900 dollar note, no advice has been
received. The public are cautioned a.
gainst receiving hcsaid note. as paymeot
of 1t is stopped. liberal reward, as Cir
cumstances may require, will be paid by
the subscribers fer such information as will
lead TO a discovery otthc properly in whute
or in part or detection of the forgery.
The holder of the 1000 dollar note, as it
can now be Of no use to him, will have an
opportunity OF returning It TO the rightful
oW hsis.
ROBERT BACH & Co.
New. York, January w3*
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-01-22


IL Ansver County GO',s, Augtss 90.
1910.
George Phillips, Pitt
john Pet'us, Charles fet,us & Stc-1
phsn P-stus, aeirs and lcEatees Gu. u
o. stephen Pe-.us, decd and "~"
S.snr. Day. Dst,s. oeFy'
THIS day came the Plaintiff by Horato
q. Winston his attorney, and the bill
being filed and read, whcreupon on the
motion of the Plaintiff il is deere ed and or
dered that the defendant Samuel Day do
retail, III his HANDS ,wcoty enc pounds two
shii!ings and six pence with interest there
on at,er the rate Of five per centum per an
nen 80 be computed from the 18th day of
Dece n,her l785 till paid, belonging to the
ccfcrGsnts till the further order of the
Court, and that the other defendants John
P.l;us, Charles .Pettus and Stephen pettas
heirs aud icyatees OF the SAID Stephen Pet.
tus decd mel having entered their appear.
ance ard given security according to the
act OF assembly and tie rules CT this court,
and it appt airing to tbs satisfaction of the
Ccurt thai they arc net inhabitants of this
Cnan7ry, On the motion OK the Plaintiff by
his ceensei, il is ordered, that the defendants
Jchu Peitus, Charles Pettus and Stephen
Pe;,us heirs and leSatees of Stephen Pet.
tns, Gcc'd do appear here on the fourth
Wctne aday in October next, and answer
the bill oi the Plaintiff, and that Il copy oil
tk.s o,asr be forthwith inverted in some
puolsc newspaper printed in the City Of
Rschnac,.s. Tor Two months successively, and
THAI aur;her copy be posted at the front
door OF the courthouse Of this county.
A copy, Tes,e, ..@
William Pollard, c. H..c.
WBt
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-01-22

rs-HE Subscribers respectfully acqaaint thSs
frien,,- and ,i,e ,,aii;o, ,as they have fcr:ys.
ea = connection with Mr.. Cus,Svu Lucke, and
that their busne in fu,sre vii! DC traosscted
under ,l,e firm Of I.ucke, Sixe,, 81 Co. al ,hosc
ygho have claims against, or ave indebted to The
firm of Hoyey StS:1ers are rsqoes.ci 20 apply to
l.. ). z Co. f3r settlement.
HENRY HovEY,
JAMES sizER.
January !, 1871.
We have For Sale,
% Hhds. N. &. Run,
10 DITTO w. Rum.
% Di,.o Loaf Sugar,
90 Ditto Mnscovado Ditto.
100 Gags Coffee,
i. Tons Swedish lion,
so Boxes Soap,
50 Boxes Candles.
loo Reams w appng Paper,
100 Ditto Wri,ing Ditto,
q Pipes Malaga Wine,
10 Bags Ginger,
10 Bags Pepper,
so kois. New York Pippins,
5 Tons Shot, assorted.
Also-An assor,n,en, OF FRESH SHOES.
LUCKE, SIZER, & Co.
January 1, 1911. ep4w
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-01-22
RICHMOND.

ID ETURNS thanks TO his friends. and the
IN public in general, for the liberal encou-
ragement he has received, and respectfully
acquaints them, that he has an experien-
ced Foreman from Philadelphia, and that
he continues t. Manufacture Boots I'd the
most workmanlike manner, of the best ma
terials, and in the Newest Fashions.
Gentlemen residing at a distance may be
exactly fitted, by attending 10 the above
plate, and sending their measures agreea-
BILE to the annexed directions
~ l. the length of the LEG round the
calf of the leg--H round the heel--I round
the ins,ep-T round the toes, with the
length of the foot in inches.
N. b. Immediate call for FIVE or SIX
Journeymen.
January list, 1914 I'm
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-01-22
Flooring Plank Wanted.

r HE Sub-criber wishes to contract for large
quantity OF Flooring plank delivered neas this
City. Hcre need apply but those who can fur
nish the very best qualify.
Alexander Fulton.
Decerber 10, 1910. IF
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-01-22
VIRGINIA.:

VIRGINIA:
Al Superior Court of cbancery, holdenSat the
CapiroI. ,s the City of Richmond, the 18th
day of September, 1910
Sarah Cross, Pltf.
AGAINST
Oliver Cross, DIT.
THE Defendant not having entered h:s appear.
ance and given &ecntisy according to the act
OF as,embiy and the rules OF This cuCrt. a,,d II,
appearing 10 Tic satisfaction of the cuuvt, that he
is not sliiniiaaitaat cf this country. on n,o;ion
Of the Iiaini!fby her council, ii ordc, I'd, T hal
the said defendant. do appear here on tIla fast
day OF the nexs term and answer the biil of the
plainsif' anu thata copy ofthis order ne forth
with inserted in some rev tpaper pc6liabed in
Inc City &C Richmcnd, fer two months successive.
u, AID posted at the front door of the Capitol in
the s.!a City.
Wm. w. Henipe, C. C.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-01-22


TEN DOLLARS REWAhD-Was stolen
I. out q; q Stable, near Botton's Bridge, on
the twenty venth of last month,
BAY HORSE,
about Eve fest high. FIVE years cid could de.
scribe said Horse infinitely. but do not think it
woceh time, he hayiug cne rssk thar oanno, es
cape the eye of any rerscn that may notice him
tha, is, large white place On his wca.hers.
The above re ward VII. Be given to any person
that VII. deliver the taid IIorse to me, near
Bottoms Bridge in the lower cod of Hcnrieo
county, OF Ave dollars Ger such information that
shall cause rae TO ger him aga;nI as this is the
eleventh that I have hal the bad luck through
various ways 10 lose within the space Of three
years and SIX months, and iuy up to the price
of S 10 save one. and several Of much more va
lue, cannot help soliciting the favour of my
acqusintances in This, and the adjacent counties,
20 make in their neisubourho,d some small en-
CURRY which favour shall ever be gratefully ac--
knowledged BY the Subscriber.
Joseph Jenkins.
Nov. 18th, 1910. Itf1