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| Aj lRGINIA-At a Chanccry District Court, held
' IN Williamsburg. the o4th day of October, 1911.
Dorothy Jordan, widow, and John Nisbet jordan,
only son aud heir of John Morton Jordan, Pits.
.9gainst
William Skinker, surviving executor Of John Skin
ker, deed. who was executor Of Thomas Jett deed.
Suckey Jett, executrix Of Thomas Jctt, which said
Thomas Jet WIS executor Of John MOreton DORIAN
and William Stoike Jett, aiino'r Of Thomas Jet
decd the said William 5torkc Jet, executor of
William Bernard, deed who was an exo'r. of John
Noreton jordan, William Bcrn rd dcvisee of the
said William Bernard, and William Gibson, Mary
Syienham, tn sud William SbmIScr executor Of
John SSinker, innr. dcce SOD, and James Monroe,
only acting executor of Jos ph Jones, deceased,
Defs.
The defendant Mary Syd,nbam, not having enter
ed her appearance aud g'ser security according to
the act Of Assembly and the ralcs of this Cont and
u appearing N e satisfaction Of the Court that she
IS not IN ni'biiaat Of this coun'ryon thc motion of
tie Plaintiffs by their Counsel II is otaeyci That
the snii defendant appear here ON the FIRST dav of tr
next term and answer the Tll of the Plaiufs-ard
that cory If this order nc forthwith H. serted ip
some newspaper Of the Civ of Rich nond, Tor two
months sIcccsiveIy, and otcd at the front door 70
,he former Capitol, in this City.
a Coby. Tcste,
-. EDMUND CHRISTIAN, c. c
Jan. IL. ws
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Virtue of a Deed IN Trust, executed to me on
D the 3Oth OF larch, 1911, by John T.. Shields Go
sec ire DEBT due to John Coke, which deed was re-
cored in tie county court of James City, July term
tSiI--Wiii be sold, the 3ist o. JANUARY 1872 he.
fore the door OF the Raleigh Tavern in the CITY OF
Williamsburg, the following property, much as
may be necessary to answer the purpose of the said
deed, To wit
AHOUSE AID the LAND thereto belonging, in
tic city O. Williamsburg, which was devised 10 the
so Shields by Mrs Harry Cooke. A Tract o. Land
in miles Of Williamsburg, containing 100 acres,
more Of less which aud was purchased by the said
''jells OF Robert Grecnhow-Also, a Wagon and
and 5 Horses. Terms of sale, CASH
WIN. BROWNE, Trustee.
Williamsburg, Jan. 9. otp
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a DFERIlSEMENT.-'rh subscribers, finding
q 1t impossible to conduct their business TO ativan.
tage, on account of the present commercial restric
tons, aai seeing no probability of proyiiing them
selves with assortment of Goods suited to the an
preaching season, hereby give notice, that they in
tend to cline business until the times become more
lavorable-and that they will, until the first iay o.
Feb'y next, dispose of any part OF their present va.
inabie stock of Dry Goods wholesale and retail. At
reduced prices-:ud on the 5th of the same month,
Offer whatever may remain, without reserve, at Pub
lie Auction.
Among the Goods at present on hand, is a capital
assortment of superfne Cloths Cassimeres al Irish
Linens and India Cottons.
HUBBARD s. LYMAN.
Richmond, Jan. 7. 4w
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Y virtue OF ADDED OF trust, executed by John
Pollard in his life time, and Sarah his wife, to
DIN .r0sser and the sbscriber and recorded in the
ounty court of ienrico, will be sold on the prenis
IS, ~ Public Auction, by the subscriber, as The sur
vv'ig trustee at II o'clock, Monday, the 9Th day
Of tlis month, if fair, fnot, at the same hour the
next fair day, certain piece of GROUND in the
sad deed mentioned, being part of Lot No. fifteen,
aud fronting the cross street leading from the main
street to ShockP warehouse, together with all the
houses on the said piece of ground for the shortest
term Tor Which any person viii take the same and
pay in realty money the sum of one thousand nine
hundred and sixty-six do1s and seventy -one cents
with lawful interest thcreupon, from the first
day Of April, 1909, due under the said deed of
trust and the costs and charges attending the sale
WIN. MONCURE.
Ian 4 Il
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4 ANES REAF AND Co. R1cHMoNp, a few
~ donis above the .Iell-Tayern manufacturers o.
GOLD aud siisNER work, have just opened an ex-
tesv, and well-selected assortment in the above line
which they oferto the public on moderate term.
,Ieoassting oi L'ear,, Topaz, Corncian and Plain
JEWEhRY-Phted Goods comprising almost eve
ry fashionable sticle aud a very complete assor,-
ment of SILVER WARE aud Tortoise she'll Combs
-tosctier with aweii assorted stock of Military ar
icts
Orders from their friends will he paid the s,rc,
est attention &c. -yCash for old Silver and Gold.
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bHAINERY g NfANTUA-MAKING.- MARY
Z Sodthgate, NIlliner & Maniua- Maker, i'm the
store iate'y occupied by Aubin laioret as Grocery,
I'd opposite that of Robert Nelson & Co., f. street,
Richmond, is thankful for the encouragement which
has been awarded to her exertions since she con-
nenced business, and respectfully informs The iailes
of Richmond and its vicinity, that she has lust OPEN
ed a choice assortment of Fashionabkc .niiHaery-
and having made arrangements with house az New
York for regular supply OF the same together TIA
the prevailing fashions there, she henceforth holds
herself able to furnish her friends with whatever thew
may want III her line, on the most unexcep;ionahlc
terms and TO make dresses according to the newest
fashions, or seh us may be handed to her for imita.
ton, IN tIebes manner and on thc shortest notice.
Jan. II. wifi
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'bb death Oi my much loved friends, Mr. and
iiTs. botts, who haze persisted in tic late
DISASTROUS Ere, dcyoiycs on me the sacred d,ry rl
rend ri every AID and service in my power u their
orphan Cildi~n-is step ~ tiIe DISCHARGE Of tIis
lHy, E i'',s,, fDr tue benefit Of their Children.
IN SOt}s professional Business in the Federal
Court ani 20 ~ Of Chaacery-- And snouIi re
a1ye To Richmond, which tins melancholy event i.as
rendered prubabie viii also Il iisli MS bnsncs in
tiic CDlr ~ AppcsIs -'i''iosc Who have paid fees.
vii have tier sfta ins'Ied without further charge
tipsc Who have not il is confidently believed, viii
p1y t'c fees Tue with cDereascI aitcTy aud pion,,-
u'ulc Wien assircl, tlrtttlI"y wii ftl be applied
the lss Of the children of the deceased.
10 Is wtl' pecIIiaf ttsfacton, that the Subscriber
ulls, (by aut'soity) that Jr. Writ sIr. ,fay. Ir.
Williams, Nc. itsie VIZ. Harrison md I<Stanari.
vlenegsrrJ cr9ass,i na the oDpo5ts side to ~
'pits) val io.p hii ia tIc discharge of this Iuty
al eyteaj b. sir cxcrtons 70 NJ r}ottss cases IN
nc Court o. tppeals. Frpn the know tsie.ts yf
esc scn;lcmen, adel 20 tie cxertirns " tie Sih-
rlbcr, i is corfir hoped, That gsaergl satv-
'e'ioe viii be iven to VIZ. Do,is's e.ni
JOHN HIN r.
Richmond, Jan.7. copsw
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DIED
At H1p1nrah. JOHN NEW


At H1Uanngh, JOHN NEWELL, ir. n native of the
state of Maryland, and lately resident of Norfolk
n this state. Mr.. Newell was one oil those rare cha
raetes WHO by the force OF personal merit, surnOnnt
the Disadvantages of h., be birth aud contracted
cdncaiou, and cntitle the nseyes TO place in the
FIRST circles Of society
lie md been engaged IN commerce, on an extern
siye se3ic and although Young ut the time of his
death, had lrea'iy experienced MI the Weiss tubes Of
that ttering bat peris prrsuit. IN prosperity as
IN adversely, he Showed that his character WIS too
hdmly fixed 20 hc siaJen or even moved, by the vi
brations Of Fprtuncff she stnile his h. chest .ea-
sure 10 reflect ili,t' smile to on U.s. it She irowu-
ed, his on'y solci ode that he should sufF. r,
alone. The erect and manly 'rrnnrss wih which he.
sustained the sevcreft rcyerses, and die candOr and
honor which be infested on 81 lmmls or those.
irving occasions, won ~ him the strong irctions
even of those who bad srfrrri tie most le tteir
connection With vi n--Ihere cannot he q more con-
elusive fact tls Soint nj his hab'tual integrity and
purity Of princp than thisi that the s,feri.< sure
ties of lis mercantile credit naincI, ~ the moment
of his Heath, among his warpest friends. He was
urlcr one ri those clouds vi adversely. and vas
s~usgling With the nDst su,he entcrprle 20 bre a.,
through i, when hcgt'I ovcrtoJl hin 1T fiayanai.
MT M nI IN ~ lis struggles anI eDie,rizes in thg
world, aud ilf l;'1 10 rat
" private life, IT, Newell was one If the u,osi
ergarang NJ lie bad vein Of tho unss pleasing,
hu nor. which wD1nded no ole. aud Yiatiied ALL
an Gov NJ and soc;ai spirits, Which neitl,.
sicsssse pt,sfn'funr cprh a nj or obs rrict. u
rp~t,rers marked with al tie simplicity anil ~
pofrncc and cairtr of heart which beorg q, the ia
pifst vegre II ciilhppi anil With tit-1n De tnii
- f'ianfsnce With tie World, accuracy NJ
rvatian ? khn'yie',. Of .ncn qnd tbiags IN osis
4 oa., e,,I generous arl dis.nterested tuiesness
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Jan. j.

a ANDS, MILL 81 SLAVES FOR SALE-Pur
u 4 suant to the last will of RALPH WORME-
LEY, esquire, OF Roscg, and OF decree in Chan.
Gerry, viii be sold at public auction, on Wednesday
the l2t February next, il fair, If not the FIRST fair
day, TWO FARMS, on Pamunkey river in the
county Of King Wiliam--one known bv the
name Of QUEEN FIELD, containing 100 acres.
the other is called WOODDYs, containing 400
acres, together with valuable Merchant Mil. ON a
ncyer-!ailing stream, and Store House, within .
miles OF hanover Town, and u of the city of Rich
mond----ihe mil works four pair of stones, with
the most approved machinery, and Cotton Gin
Beng situated near navig alton, in rich wheat coun
try, With many local advantages, renders this pro
pcrty truly desirable.
Tie Farms are part Of N!anskin LoIrc Estate,
Tone OF tic most productive in Virginia. their situa-
ton and fertility Of soil being generally known, It's
dcemed unnecessary to give mialtc description.
The sale will take place at the Mill, on the follow
terms, one fourth in 80 lays 1-iti 1T ~ months
ana TIC paiaree AZ years, 90 be scored by notes
nayab,c to the legatecs OF said WOrneicy, at the
Bank ~ Richmond. with an approved enforscr, and
decH oi trust on the propcits carrying interest
rom III date-----On sane diy and place, viii be.
old for Cssh, Twenty SLAVES, Of tie estate of
sid testaor rr many Us VIII, with the sale NJ
c lanl and MILL he sufficient to dschlrge t!,e r..
ejes.
Mr. James Fox, Manskin Lodge, will st,w u,
orirfy and pi,ts ol the land to any person wis,;n
view The eauac.
(Signcd)
ELEtNOR wORMEEEY
ENRIER 'EVERLBY, Ne','''
DIN ChEWs S"ator'
IA .ua~v n > -
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Extract Of the minutes,
c M. BOJNErdEAU, c c.
CaAakEs row, Lnuaru 10

IN u u. . fV", JIHHuTY 10.
ne are auth Iised 10 star, that the Mana
~ u 1.-THE Charleston Theatre, has air,easi.
f2Tsodrded Instructions 20, haze adiittoua
toorS 2hened in the Theatre that the svo,-
7as already been commenced and further
hat the CRY Council has taken the subjec
nd = their consideration and the Assbl,
nag 'her fore c-rtect r,,hort ofthe anton,
"dtnfroDemeats .f1re thr oerformancet 4
fae ensuing season conmence.
Gharlcston Times.
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p OIlCE.-By virtue of deed of trust, executed
by VIM. Brightwe of the town of Nanchester
to the subscribers the STU day of January, 1911,
and duly recorIef in the Superior Court of Chester
held, for the purpose of securing the payment of r4
ney therein said to be due Thomas Winfrce, will be
exposed to sale, for cash, ON Saturday the 5th day
ct February next at II o'clock, before the door of
Zacharah Brooks Tavern one fourth of an acre of
LAND, lying in the town of Manchester ON the,
main street, and distinguished in the plan of said
town by number 81.
WIN. BROWN, } ,r
DAM. wEIsIGER, Trustees
Manchester, Jan. H.. tbs
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4 COMMISSION BUSINESS. -fhe subscribers
- h'rving associated themselves in business undo,
the FIRM of Benjamin Lewis y Co in Richmond.
aud Blair, Burweil & Co. in Manchester, respect.
fily tender their services the public AS Co,uaissi
or 7ferchdrts nits various departments and pledge
themselves that every attention vii! be paid to Civ
general satisfaction 70 those who NAV think proner
20 entrtist business to their management.
( 7 T. Lewis can be at any time at the Eagl,
Tavern, whcre MS Office is kept. b. Burwel's or.
nee IS on the dan-street,nesriy opposite aIancheste
DID Warehouse.
b. LEWIS,
Ii. BURWELI..
Richmond Dec 2s IS
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coal aU.NiC.iiiO.V,
FOR THE e QUiIi Is r..
or ExTfNCrIov or FlnEs

u y = NV y 4 OsN " r r &c Il ,.
While perceive via pride and pleasure the
great eNertoaS male Tor the Improvement VI our
ty, is II not surprising that little done
curits, aud tat We have st ID iepore the de,ast.-
ton mat thrcateus every alarm OF FIRE The
cotusaon ttat prevails those OCCASIONS aud to-
tai lnlIe Iacy of inc means nIi0yed are SUBJECTS
ofastonisn nent TO strangers of regret WITH ali X
wueu nave not ID ii tue extent u the GAIA
mit,, We have To nn ,,ute n u ths mercy P,oyi-
deaee IN stiffness oil che at osphere, the fa OF ram.
&c.
Among the immediate causes OF this evil, may be
reckoned, the bad order weakness of our Ens,es
--sha irregia.tty of their attendauce-,he want of
mes accnstoned TO tneir opciauon-the want OF con-
Cert among tile citizens, without officers To direct
their cxeruoast the want oil sufficient number OF
fire buckets, la3,lcrs, fire hooSs, sc.
10 remey ,iicse deficiencies would propose re.
gula.ions similar to those winch adopted in most
popules town with the required effect
Isl. Let rIe-Compaaies be formed for each En-
Epe, composed OF so many men residing the
Ward where the Engine is deposited that twohirs
OF each com,lany may be adequate to the Cury of
dragging and WORKING the Engine
ID. Let n proper nuinher oil Ladders, Fire hooks
AMI AYES be provided and deposited at ni.ut
plsces in each Wari, and company formed, whose
duty 1t shall he to convey employ them as occasion
may require.
Sd. Let the Law, obiging the ctzeas to provide
and keep Fire buckets for every house. be out in
force.
4t let sufficient number Of respectable citizens;
active, experienced and cool, be appointed Fire
Nhr%'ens, WVh authority TO urect the citizens in
thee efors, and compel their in the forma.
ton, Of ranks, &c.
5th Asa compensation for the danger, trouble *
expenses necessarily incurred-Le; the Fire War
dens iu the Ia -nbers of Fire Companies be ex-
empted from Militia duty. This will be a proper *
sufficient indictment for them subject themselves
to tag fines and pcnaltig which they should ,ncur for
ina tsnton and non-pefsor,nanee Of I'll ir duties as
hre ep, and without which, experience proves, such
asSnssatons cannot long exist.
Ii'e .ire-S;o npanies should be regularly organized
by law, FOR their internal reg laon and fines iupo-
sed Go. instenton to their duties. Each Fireman
shoaii pe provided vita broad -brimd leather nat X
thick wpoen Jacket aud trousers The Companies
should meet stately 10 examine and exercise t.s,r
Epc1nes with Hose, Sc. \ pre- mum might be oi,Hl
ed u the Company which Should first bring their
Engine TO operate serviccably out OF their own
Ward.
Fines incurred by members of Companies should
be applet TO letray the ex0enccs of the Company or
nigh; IA time form fund for the relief of members
Ssa6ed in the performance of their duty, or their
families.
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S2EAALE EDucAT;oN; W.lRRE.vroN:-

! SCEMALE EDUCATION; W.7RRE.vTO.N.--
A. The examination of the lYuuN:, Ladies' at the
Narrentoa Fcnia!e Academy, commenced on the
eth INSTANT and Was closed on the 6tn by a Musical
periormnce OF the yonns ladies' rnder the direction
OF Mayor ,tiiier--speeiilcas Oh Needle Work were
likewise exhibited. ir Crawford. pyincipai OF the
Male Ae!jeiay, superintendcd, and ia an excellent
p.d appror.;e address Expressed his appreciation oi
the aaasr Ia witch the Young islies had ac,luiit I'd
The iase!,cS The following. extract from "a eJ.a.nu-
ncaon handed by ,ir. Crawari is sajoned for tie
in,ormsti,n nj the pahic * Having attended the
exannat,on Ut the yoins ladies' under te detection
OF 'lr. Norleca, and nyiis ny self strictly exan-
ell nay OF the classics, justice tl,ci ami to the
nstitnuon, requires tha, snouii state tia, they
were very IA ali tl.e studies. rhe, i.li.-
tested "A extensive saosie &c oE :.eN;iug Writings
Spcihnss 'rsu;nar, Pus,ny, History, Seosr.apl,,
the use N usc Globes, and the useiu branches OF
Astronomy .i.d Composition. o. the sixth ,,.v OF
Jan aIy Inc exercises ii the school will
under the same superiutencancc heretofore, Ne
ior N.iler continuing To f bis station as professor OF
Husiek and Drawing. Tbs late addition made to tl,
buildings val. greatly codiec t.O comfort and con-
venicnee Of the usual number of Pupils, which VIII
not &c exec eticSi. Their attendance al the CON-
meneeInent OF the session very dcsr, 5le-Y Terms
sos per annuin, payable Iia'F early in advance
months and no deduction made for those taken away
within that time. .s
X : Zach young lady must he provided witt, pair
IT Sheets eo'interpanc, blanket and hand towels
Warrenton, Dec. IL, 1911. eopDuJ
Terms. For board anl Triton 5 los per annuYn,
tyoDie htN veariv il ,lvl tee -rh. OILY nd liton,l
larycs (necessarv hos If c)lrs. axcert.) IRE III
cents per ss;on f,r Pens AMI Ink, and 50 cents
~ contingent cxp .lces.
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a NE.-in pursuance Of two deeds of trusts,
executed by " ashngton Branch to the sui scri.
per- 10 secure the aymeut of monies therein uii-
oned to lie due t. John j. Johnson and Bsnismin
catcher viii be exposed to sale for cash. on Satuay.
the 18th day of tie present month, at II O'clock he's
tore the door ofIaciariah Brnoks's Tavern one Me-
GRO GIRL, by the name of Lucy.
DAM. WElSIGER, Trustee,
Manchester, JAN II.
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COAfGU.NIC.irED.

. DIED-In New-Nent County, ON Thrrslay che
ninth OF Janu nv, Doctor J1c9b Ferris ater shor
but severe illness; which he bore with Crstan for
titude.
From this vain world where ills abound,
And Joys but few, unmNed, are found,
W here restless foes those lew lnest,
And friends arc impoteut nj best,
Dcatl, did his wcaiied soul remove,
To bowers OF bliss, and cndiesslove.
o Heaven and God he pressed the way,
Though grim the pilot, and rough lac sea;
Who eau his course reluctant bend,
When that the port, and he the friend
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CHARLEsroN, Is. c.
Cry CoUNcII Ian. 3. lsl2.

VI W Q MI T., Ji1I. %, IOI-.
The following Resolution was submitted
to Council by Mr.. Cogdeli, viz
WHEREAS the awful visitati m recent,
eNpe renced by our Felow-Citizens a.
Richmond, has produced in the members
OF this community, the most poignant -
row and regret and altho' the syinpathr
will be universal-it would be proper tina
their feelings be expressed
Therefore, ReSoiped, That the C;s.zens
or charleston be, and they are hereoys. re-
quested to wear Grape for the space oi
one month, as an evidence ofthose feelings
occasioned by the great calamity, which
iy visited the Citizens of Richmond.
he same being considered, was uiani-
nplsIy agreed to, ands ordered to be puo-
nshed.
Extract Of the minutes,
N j Il
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e 8 ARSiIAL's SALEs.-BY VIRTUE or A
" e DECREE OF the court OF the United States
for the hft, Circuit and Virginia District pronounc.
ed m suit depending in thc said court, between
Thomas Pinkerton and Daniel Bel, Surviving assig-
nees OF Donald and Burton, plaintiffs, and David
Russ and others, defendants be Sid. to th,
highest bidder, for ready money, Public Auction,
at the Eagle-1ayc in the City of Richmond, oil,
the iit day OF February next, all that tract OF an
belonging 10 the said David Ross, in the county Of
campbell, called and known by the name of the Ok
iord'iron-W Works, much thereof as will be ne.
cessary to raise certain OF money in said de-.
or cree mentioned. And also, number OF SLAYE39
likewise the property of the said David Ross.
WM MANN, ID. II for
ANDREW MOORE, " Y. ..
JAN I. M.
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SEVENTY FIVE DOLLARS RfwaRD.-K
y Abseonded from the schooner Polly, OF York;
whist az Richmond) on Satusd;,, the Iith INST =
nuiatto Man named DAVID ncisht abou, feet
nine or ten inchcs--ycry insinaating nannerst be-.
heve he had with him srtoa beiongin; To me,
with piece placed in the b.ck The Cuts NJ, tl,c
same color OF the coat will give the above reward
to any person who will lodge him in Gao so taot Z
may get atm again, deliver INN to me in York. &
all lesa! expenses pad.
WILLOUGHBY JORDAN
io""' jan iS. SIP
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9 b. iiiLiARD has received per Brig Polly *
- Schooner Charles from Boston, Wool Hats
Tow and Linen Cloth, China in SETS j Crates c. c.
Chambers, aad Queen's-Ware assorted.
The above articles may be had 1t reduced prices,
for Cash.
January II. wSt
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.{tAoFDR DiL, &c.-Be-ja9tin Du.Va
~ y SIR have a quantity of CfS1'0k
OIL of superior quality, together with gene.
raj assortment OF DRCGS, I5fED[CENES, sc
which they will sell low for cash, or to punetnal Gus
toners, at the usual credit. l
itichnond, Nov. 90. 4w&w6w
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an ANTED to Hire, from Is to 90 NEGRO
.HEyF, to be employed in the coal business.
at the subscribers plantation on James River MIR.
liclard Sampson, jr who lives at the place. is autho-
r1sed to contract for them-and any communication
to him in the Subscribers absence, NAV be made
through Mr.. Wortlam at the Bell-Tavern
JVo. n'ICKR.a.M
Dec. 81. ,f
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aud force offee;ng, which made him lsvoric ules-

and force offeelng, which made him Isvoriie ules-
'er ne went ale Was no shere stranger. His
'aeomnioniy prepossessns and happy manners do
iesticated him AT once. lie known mmct.,atc-
y and beloved MS soon he was known-and we'll ne
deserved It; for never was there earth more
benevolent soul.
A friend who knew his worth can do no less than
mory and to indulge the melancholy remembrance
oil that heart once SO warm and gay and kind, when
rs now to minge itself with the clay OF distant lan.
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4 OCT. BOHANNAN has taken a room over Ry-
H an * Wilkins Auction Store, the 4tb door q.
bove arSet-bridge, where he offers his services To
the citizens OF Richmond and its vicinity, in the
PRICTICE IT .1fEAICLhrE, SURG cry ana
.hiDD iFEkR. He promises the most prompt &
pdnctuai attendance To those who may. consult hi
in the line OF his profession.
N, b. Doet B. will attend and furnish Me,licine
for the Poor gratis
December Z. Iawlown
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-01-23

TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD-For appres
hending BILLY SKINNER or otherwise Billy
Bout, bright muiatto about &c years of age, re-
markabiy stout, nearly feet high, very good natu-
rcd, speaks slow when spoken TO, aud is fond Of cock
fighting.
He was raised in this city by Mrs Starkc, and is
supposed to be lettering about the streets OF harbor
by his companions He was seen about week
ago ut Byrl's Ware-II louise
The clothes VIC gave him about rnontI, since.
we're either drab-colored mixed of stout cloth but
il is probable lac las exchanged them.
January IL.