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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-11-22
November 8.

VIRGINIA At Superior Court of
Chancery, holden at the Capitol, in the
City OF Richmond, the 9th day Of September, 1911.
Robert Boiling, PhE
against
John Bell, William Cumming, Robert Burchett,
Edward Powell, Richard +. Taylor, William John
son, executor of the last will and testament of Will
am Bolts deceased, also John Wilder, Frederick
Williams, James and John Dunlop, merchants and
partners, William and Henry Haxall merchants and
partners, Archibald Oracle, Daniel Anderson & Ro-
bert Walker, merchants and partners, under the
hrm and name OF Oracle, Anderson and Company,
George Brown and John Mutter, merchants & part
ners, under the firm of Brown and Muttcr, Travis
HARDWOOD, and John V. Wilcox, merchants and part
ners under the firm of HARDWOOD and Wilcox, John
u. Davis, William Bowden, Thomas Bennett, Ed
mund b. Holloway and David Walker, Dejis
THE defendants William Cumming, James Dun
lop, partner of the mercantile firm of James and
John Duno Archibald Oracle, one of the partners
of the late firm of Oracle, Anderson and Company,
and Frederick Williams not having entered their APP
pearance and given security according the Act of
Assembly and the rules of this court and it appear
ing to the satisfaction of the court that they are not
inhabitants of this country-on motion of the plaintiff
by his counsel, II is ordered, That the said defend
ants do appear here the first day of the next term
and answer the bill of the plaintiff, and that copy
OF this order be forthwith inserted in some newspa-
per published in the City of Richmond, for two
months successvely and posted at the front door of
the Capitol, in the said City.
Copy Teste,
VIM. w. HENING, C. c.
October 90. wBw
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VIRGINIA At Superior Court of
Chancery, holden at the Capitoi in the
City of Richmond, the s4th day of Sept. 1911,
Macon Ford and Fleming, and Elizabeth Ford, by
the said Macon Ford, their next FRIEND children of
Mary Ford, decd Samuel Weaver and Polly his
wife, John Patman, William Patman, James WATSON
Patman, Bctsey Patman and Nancy Pat,nan-which
said Polly, John, William, James, Betsey and Nam
cy, are children of Susanna Patman--and John Wad-
dill, Molly Waddill, James b. Waddll, Elizabeth
Waddill and Susanna Waddill, children of Ann
Waddill, PPts
AGAINST
James Waddill, administrator of William Biggar
decd Susanna Patman, the younger, and William
Waddill, Defts.
The Defendant, Susanna Patman, the younger,
not having entered her appearance and given security
according to the Act Of Assembly and the Rules of
this Court, and it appearing the satisfaction of the
Court, that she is not inhabitant of this county
on motion of the Plaintiffs by their counsei--It Is
ordered, That the said Defendant do appear here on
the first day Of the next term, and answer to the
bill OF the Piaints--and that copy of this order
forthwith inserted in public newspaper printed
in the City of Richmond, for two months successive
ly, and posted at the front door of the Capital in the
said City.
Il Ccty. Teste
WLLLL4.1f W. HENT.NG, c. G..
NOV. i.
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NlRGlNIA.---At a Superior Court e
Chancery, holden AT the Capitol, in the
City Of Richmond, the 5tl, day Of September. 1919.
James Brown, jr fkc
.3gGinSt
Joseph ddings & Caleb y. Iddingr, late merchants
and partners, under the firm OF Joseph and Caleb r.
'dings, ard Andrew Scinccmann, Deffs.
TIE defendants Joseph Iddngs and C.leb T. 3D..
dmgs not having entered their appearance and pven
security according to the Act Of Assembly AID the
Rules o. s Court, and it appearing to the satisac-
ton Of the ooirt, that they not inhabitants of this
count y--on motion of tile Pianid b. his counsel IL
is oyaered, That the said Defendants do appear here
or TIC irt DAY Vt the next term and answer the bill
Of the p:aiutiG'-.and that copy Of This order be
forthwith inserted IN some Newspaper published il,
the City Of Richmond, for two months succcssivey.
and posted ~ tIe frost ioOr Of the Capitol, in the
said CITY.
Copy. Tcstc,
W.. " uSYiyo, c. G.
EoTc'hser e. ~B5
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ANE HUNDRED DOLLARS reward.

ANE HUNDRED DOLLARS Kew ard
" Runaway frcm the Subscriber, in Ha-
lifax County, Va. ON the night of the 9TH instant,
THREE SLAVES, viz. JACK, his wife BETTY,
and their daughter F.1yN.N'Y. Jack is a small mu-
latto about 10 as years of age, his hair in-
cined to be stIaight-hc is very sensible, and
tive, COOL gardener, hostler and carriage driver
Betty is large multto woman, inclined 10 be very
hcshy, and has pleasing countenance when spoken
to-shc is between 80 and IS years of age-And
Fanny, mulatto giri, IA or IS years of age, very
cr0ss-eyed, has pleasing countenamcc, and apt to
smile when spoken to-she is low, but stout and well
made. Jack carried with him two Blue Goats turn
ed ny with buff, one of which was nearly new, and
number of other clothes. Betty and Fanny carIi-
ed with them number of clothes, not recolccted
They will doubt attempt pass as free, and pro-
badly will be lurking about Richmond, where Betty
has a brother and a mother living both of them as
free-her brother calls himself John Hambleton.-
All masters of vessels and others are cautioned A.
gainst conveying away, or in any way harboing said
Slaves at their peril.
will give the above reward, if secured in any Jail
that get them again, one-third for either OF
them. If brought lone, all reasonable charges viii
be paid in addition to the above reward.
N. v. Jack formerly belonged to John Byrd, and
Betty purchased Of John Corbin.
JOHN WILSON,
Con,nittee Of
/ JAMES A. GLENN.
/ Sent On tr
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MOTlCE.-ln pursuance of the last will
1 and testament of the late John Prosser, of
Richmond, will be sold, at Public Auction, at the
late dwelling house of the decedent, on "Wednesday,
the 27tl, day of Nov (instant,) all the Household
aud kitchen FURNITURE belonging to the cs
tate OF the dee'd.-Also, CARRIAGE and pair of
mond Theatre, and share in the Library.
TIE terms IF Sale will be--Cash for all sums
OF, or under s so; above S so, negotiable notes at
ninety days, satisfactorily endorsed.
EDDIUNi} ", HOOTES,
Nov. IS. ids
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I'D OBERT NEILSON & Co. have reccir.

pOBERT NELSON & Co. have receiv-
A. ed, and are now opening at their Store,
ment of UOOLLE.N, COTTON s. Fa.NCY
GOODS, ofthc newest fashions, which they will
SELL Uhoiesale and Retail. at their usual prices for
Cash or Acceptanccsi in Town.
Oct. 25. IF
II. D. They have also received an elegant assort-
ment of JEWELRY, of the latest fashions-En-
slish, French and American manufactured few
boxes P.3I'E.NT SILK HITS, of the first qua.
tity.
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Richmond, Nov. L,

MDIlCE.-To be Sold, for ready mcnev,
at the late residence ofJohn Kimbrough, decd
in the county of Hanover, the 18th day ofDecem-
Der next fair il not, the next fair day all the es-
tate of the said John Kimbrough and James Kim
broagh, decd. consisting of about fifteen likely NE
GROES, stock, crop and furniture of all kinds
The creditors, having claims ON the estate of either
John or James Rimbrough, are requested to make
them known on that day.
Il CORNELIUS BURNETT, .6dm'r.
Nov. 12 6tp
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4 Thursday the 28th day Of this month

A Thursday the 23th day of this month,
" at O'Clock, the subscriber will sell, be-
fore the door of the Eagle Tavern the following va
iiabie stock oil HORSES, viz-Spott, in foal BY Su-
perior, her produce Rosetta, black fills by Sir-fIaI-
ry, promises to make good runner, being winner
tins tail over Far field two year old colt
by Hamilton, large and handsome--and a year-oll
lilly by admiral Ncison--also, two very well bred
mares III ioal. The above Spott was gotten by
Bedford her dam by Cade, grand-dam an importcd
Alfred mare, and otherwise partaking of the best
English crosses. Spott a winner at 8 years old
as likewise 'lountaineer her brother, who was often
successful on the turf The imported mare nroduc-
ed twice and died, neither Of her colts trained
The Cate mare left but two descendants, Spott and
Nountaineer. These strong circumstances that
the stock may be calculated upon foi' the turf
Also, will be sold, sac acres LAND, living in the
county OF King William, near Frazers ferry adion-
ing the lands OF VIM. Gregory, CHRISTOPHER John
son, Mourning Lipscomb and Ambrose DudIey. cx-
ten ing within few hundred yards of NIatapony ri
yer, of good quality, lies WE'LL and Sufficiently timber
cd. Vim DANDEII3CI
November IS. de
~. u. .4fditicndi Sales ut .Puction.
Before the front door nj The Eagle Tavern on tJc
% inst. v be sold for cash. ut 1Oo'cock with the
above mentioned property, OF the hest Female
Cooks in Virginia, &. enty five years old one Cir,
years Old, Young Men, : Boys, and Five or Six
large Young Mules.
The above described property will eer be sold
without reserve it fair, it not tlic next farday The
number OF slaves vii be considerably increased MS
have the promise of 81 FROM the Northern Ncek "A
Virginia, to be sold that day.
II ETIII
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6tHINA, S.c.-JOHN b. HILLARD.

EHINA, S1c.--JOH.N b. HILLARD,
~ has just returned from the North, vita
aeoMPLETE assortment of Glass, CHINA 81
cROCkERP W.4RE-whith, with his former
assortment comprises almost every article in his
.Gac. Country Merchants, Inn-holiers anil private
families can be supplied good terms as 1T any
other store IN this state, or in any part of New-En-
gand. Also, on Consignment, afcw boxes of CHIC
ties f
Oct. 18. IS
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HE above Sal viii commence at Fie
ven oc,ock--and, on the same day, will also be
sold ut Auction, on the premises, ION credit of five
years,) the HOUSE & LOT, lately the residence OF
William Moncure, x now in the occupancy OF Edwd
Cunningham, Esq. on Shockoe-i near the Capt.
toll Square The Lot extends about los feet ten and
an half inches on 10Th street, and 1874 feet on
street, ant has the add tona advantage of an Alley
~ feet vide on the lower side of the said Lot All
the improvements thereon, are in excellent repair,
and sufficiently culnmo'ons to accommodate any IA
miiy whatover.-Ihc property is rented TIL the list
April, 1871, at which time possession NAV be had,
but the purchaser, from the day of saie to receive
the rent quartery---A bond, with approved per-
sonaI security bearing interest from tie day Of sale
the interest payable annually, and deed Of trust TO
secure the payment of the interest annually and ~,
amount of the bond when it becomes duo viii be
required by
3ioncarc, Robinson e Pieasarts, Auctrs
Richmond, Nov. Is tSs,
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" GJCATlON.-rhe Puhlic are infor-
IA med, that on the first day of January
next, shall open school at my house, in the lower
end of Abemarle county. Should scholars come for
ward at an earlier period, they will be received
No sit,ation in Virginia is more remarkable for
heaithfilness.
In my school win be taught, Reading CORRECTLY,
Writiny, the Latin and French languages, Geoey1-
oily, Rhetoric, English Grammar, Connposition
and Criticism.
The price of Board, Tuition and Washing, scho-
lars inting their own bedding and candles, win be
thirty-tree pounds per annum, exclusive of vacat-
ons, payable haf-yearly in advance. The year will be
divided into two sessions, of FIVE months each Vaca-
tons wilbe from the 18th of October to the 18th of
Neutrality-suspicious. the 18th of April to the 5th
OF May. No scholar will be received for shorter
period than year.
A very special attention win likewise be paid to n
too much neglected English Education. Oflttle con-
sequence will it be to the individual, society," to
have spent me and money in acquiring a knowledge
of Languages, which have long since ceased to be
spoken and, therefore, termed dead, if the English
language, the onLy vehicle of communicating our
thoughts IDEAS, shall have been either not at all or
very superhcialy attended tor,
careful regard will, all times, be observed to
the morals of youth
J.dD1ES C. W.7DDEL.
Nov. S. Or,
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MIR. EosrGR TO MIR. MONROE.
MR.. MONROE TO Mr.. FOSTER. .

Washington, Juts z, 1911.
SIR, beg leave to acknowledge the re-
ceipt OF your letter dated yesterday in ana
swer to mine of the ID inst. and to assure
you that it gives me very sincere pleasure to
have to transmit for the purpose Of being
laid before His Royal Highness the Prince
Regent, acting in the name x or the behalf Of
His Majesty, so satisfactory testimony q
the amicable manner in which the Presit. ens
OF the United StaIcs has received TIE n
stances and assurances of a friendly dispo-
sition on the part Of His Royal Highness to-
wards the United States, which by command
OF His Royal Highness had the honor to
communicate to the President through you.
The assurances which you have added,
Sir. OF the qualification that you wosld your
self derive, II, as the organ of your governs
ment, you could be instrumental towards re-
establishing sood understanding between
both our counutes, are too congenial with
my own feelings on the subject net to be re-
ceived with very high satisfaction {
have the honorto be, with the greatest corA
slderation K respect, sir, your most obediens
humble servant.
AUG. j FOSTER.
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If

RYGOODSa tprime cost.--Tbe SUBJ
~ scriber intending to close his present es-
Enlistment, offers for cash or town scceptances at
wholesale or retail, his Valuable Stock of inv Goods
az pri'ne Cost-Consisting of general assortment
of British, French and India Goods well Calculated
Tor the present and approaching season
October IS. IS
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NY virtue Of a Deed of Trust executed by

Ny virtue Of j Deed of Trust executed by
~ James <. Anthony and Mary S. Antho-
nv, his wife, to the Subscriber, bearing date on the
day OF December, in the year Isi0-and duly
recorded in the General Court = rIh be Sold to the
highest bidder, for ready money, on Saturday, the
seventh OF December next, before the door of the
Be in the City of Richmond one undivided. sd part
OF Tract OF LAND, situate in the county of Giou-
ecster, called and known by the name of Paradise,
containing, in the whole, Eighteen Hundyed .9cyes,
more or iessit being the same ofI.and devils
ell by ti'iip Lee to his three daughters-Also, the
following SLAVES, 70 soit: Sarr, Frank, Bob,
jerry, Reuben, DANIEL, Patsey, Lewis and bis
wife, and Mary Girl. The sale of the foregoing
property, will take place at the hour os Eleven in the
inrenoor---and deed, with special warranty,
Will be made the purchaser, rthe Land, and bill
OF sale, With the ike warranty, for the Slaves by
WALLdM M.fRSRfLL,
Richmond, Nov. l., ,ds
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BY Thomas Richie /

r> CONDlTIONS----Fivc Dollars year, o be
naid annually in advance. Those who do not erect
their papers to be discontinued at the end of the ear,
will be considered engaged for the next. None will
be discontinued, until all arcarag cs have been pad.
ADVERTISEMENTS will he inserted in
this paper unless they paid for guaranteed nv
some respectable person in this city or Manchester
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A TEACHER WANTED.

A TEACHER WANTED.-As single
N man, with good recommendations, who
will take charge of about 60 scholars will meet with
good encouragement in neishborhood in Chester
field, Goodies and Bevii's bridges, about 25
miles from Manchester and Petersburg. We wish
him to understand, besides the usual of En-
glish educationn, the Latin aud French Languages
Application to be made Immediately, as wish the
SCHOOL to commence the first of next January,
to either Of the subscribers
TBOs. BRANCH,
TlfOs. BRANCH.
Nov. IS. IipStf
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GLOBE TAVERN.--Thc Subscriber res
~ pectfully informs his Friends and the
Public, that he mas commenced business in the above
FAVERN..and Intends keeping GOOD House,
having furnished himself with good liquors Of every
kIdna's3, MS 81 BIZ is well furnished lie viii
take Boarders by the year or month.
October 90. Ar
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EHEAP STORE.-HUBBIRD e l. Y
OAMA.N, have removed to the upper store
10 the new buildings nearly opposite their former
stand, where they offer for sale general assortment
Of EUROPEAN & INDIA GOODS, on the very
lowest terms, for cash or town acceptances.
They have lately received an excellent assortment
Of A and rs Irish Linens, to be sold unoommonIy
Cheap. I
November 1e. 4w
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EANCY GOODS & MInLINERY-Pt
Nov. 12

IL bert Devidson has Just received hand
some assortment of FANCY GOODS e MILL
.NERY which he offers for sale (opposite the Globe
Tavern,) on the most reasonable terins-The Mill
merry and Misunderstanding will be attended to by
Mrs Davidson as formerly All orders WIN be pune
tually executed, anil in the most fashionable manner;
r. ID. having made arrangements to procure from
the north the newest fashions on the shortest notice
Nov. H.. If
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-E-. FOR SALE, FREIGHT or CHAR
.-JZz$.A>s TER, the excellent ship SiLYER
I'm NAs> GREf, Capt Potter, row living Mt
AEGsA,E- City Point, burthcn $50 IIhds. TO
hacco, $500 bbls. Flour. Freight
to port direct in Great Britain would be preferred
For terms apply 10
ALLAN POLLOK.
November S. e
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w lLLlAMSBORG Chancery District
w Court "a
BetIreen
James Steptoe and others, CompPts.
find
Saml Tennlernan Ex,r nT
CompPts.


Elizabeth Stcptoe decd. Deft
The decree pronounced in this case On the Sth day
of November, 1905, having been affirmed by the
Court of Appeals-I hereby give notice. that on the
LIST day OF January next shall be ready to telver
the negroes to the commissioners who are appointed
to divide and allot them agreeable the said decree
Those who interested, will be pleased to attend
at Westmorcland Courthouse, that day. in person.
or by their agent-t appears from the decree that
the following persons should be notified to attend if
they please, zig James Steptoe, Elizabeth Steptoe
widow of VIM Steptoe, decd for herself and chill
dren--Henry Lee, decd Bernard Moore Car
ter, Ludwell Lee, Laurence Washington, Lucy
Fanny Lee, Ex'x. of Thomas L. Lee, decd I.ud-
well Lee, Ex'r. of Thomas Lee, deed. The Ex'rs
of William A. " Washington, dec'd.-John Park and
John D. Orr.
SAMUEL TE11PLEMAw
ELIz.A STEPToE, decd.
Nov. g.. ft
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EOAN KING has just received an addi-
e ional assortment OF FALL & WINTER
GOODS, which he viii sell, at his usual cheap rates
for cash
Richmond, Oct. 90. tf
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EYGIT or TEN well disposed Negroe,
~ are wanted, for next wear, at Our Mills
For such will answer, liberal hire will be pail
CALICO, RICHARD & Co.
Richmond, Nov. 10. IF
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m e subscriber being about to leave tie
IL country, requests all persons to whom le
is indebted (f there any such) to apply for ps
ment. GEO. JEFFERSON.f
Nov. 10. 2wp 4
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NOR SALE, one of the best toned no
II f.LWS in this State, formerly made use
Of at the New-York Theatre for more than fifteen
sears.-The price-is s sO.-Enquirc Of the Printer.
Nov19. 2tp
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Sept. 2A

NOTICE.-The Subscriber, being desi-
rous of ascertaining the state f the af-.
airs of the late Major Lawrence Butler decd.
chests all persons having claims against his estate
lake them known to him without delay. In MAX
i,g this communication, the claimant is asked to
sAte particularly the nature, amount and date of
lis demand. Those who are indebted to the estate,
are hereby called upon to make payment
ROBERT PAGE, .4o,n'r
With the IJiX annexed of
LAWRENCE BUTLER, decd
Frederick County, Va.
September s. Sm
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NOR RENT, and immediate possession
4 given, the T e NE VI T. " Il near the
Washington Tavern, in the occupancy of Mr.
Placde.--For terms, apply to
EDWARD HALLAM.
Nov ID - Of
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[ Vel. 8-------No. 81.

W S"pSi! thc IfcSlCei't OF HIS ROYAL Hight
ness solicisude 70 facilitate an amicable dsA
cusson with the government of the United
States upon every point of difference which
had arisen between the two governments
have the hoi;or to be, with the highest
consideration and respect, sir, Your mosh
obetlient humble servant,
AUG. ]. FOSTER. :,
10 lie Honorable James Monroe, sc. sScss
MR.. MONROE TO Mr.. FOSTER.
Dcfhlrtaaeht Of State, Juiy E, 1911.
SIR, have had the honor toreceive yout
letter OF tie 2d inst. in which yon express
the regret of His Royal Highness the Prince
Regent, at the departure of the American
Minister from G. Il. and state that 1t was one
OF the hrst acts OF his government to appoint
an Envoy Extraordinary and Minister PIE.
nipotentiary to the government OF the Uni
ted States. with a view Of maintaining the
subslsting relations Of friendship between the
two countries, and that he was solicitous to
facilitate an amicable discussion with the 60
vernmcnt fthe United States upon everv
point OF difference which had arisen between
the two governments.
am instructed by the President to ac.
knowledge to you the great satisfaction,
which he has derived from the communica-
ton which you have made of the dispositi-
on OF His Royal Highhess, the Prince Regent.
to cultivate friendship with the United
States, and to assure you that the prompt &c
friendly measure, which he adopted, by the
appointment of an Envoy Extraordinary Sc
Minister Plenipotentary to this country, to
maintain the relations of friendship and fa-
cilitate an amcablc discussion on every
point OF difference that had arisen between
the two governments, is considered as fla
vorable and interesting proof Of that disposfy
ton.
am also instructed by the President to
state his ready disposition to meet in a simi-
lar spirit these frank and friendly assuran-
ces of the Prince Regent, and that nothing.
will be wanting on his part, consistent with
the rights of the United States, that NAV be
necessary to promote the re-establishnent.
in all respects, of that good understanding
between the two Countries, which he consi.
ders tc be highly important to the interests
of both. q
Permit me to add, sir, that if, as the orr
gan OF my government, can be in any de-
gree instrumental, in concert with YOU, in pro-
noting such result ] shall derive from ID
a very great and sincere satisfaction.
have the honor to be, &c.
(Signed) JAS. MONROE.
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NOTICE.-The partnership of Charles
and Thomas Bosher, is dissolved nv mutual
eonsent.--All those having claims, will apply to
Sharles Bosier for settlement, and those indebted,
viii make payment to him, he only being authorised
TO settle the business of the concern.
CHARLES BOSHER,
THOMAS BOSHER.
Richmond, Nov. 49,
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"ILIAMSBURG FEMALE ACADE-
w MY.-The Public are respectfully in
formed, that the SCHOOL will commence on the LIST
day of Noyember-An earlier intmation, to this eff
feet, should have been given, but that certain regula-
tons in College induced doubt relative to the time
which could he spared from Collegiate duties
Mr.. Plunkett continues to give lessons in MUSICK
and FRENCH as usual.
GEORGE BLACKBURN
Williamsburg, Oct. %. 9tp