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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-09-28
ONE CENT REWARD.

ONE CENT REWARD,
Y UN away from the fubicriber on the sOth
= inif an Apprentice by the name Of OREN
HARDEN-h right leg comfortably fhorter
than the other, he is a lad of light complexion
and dark hair-had on when he went away a
fhort black coat and black pant2l ons, he is in
the twenty firlt year Of hi: age -whoever will
give information concerning iaid boy fh2Il re-
ceive the above reward and the thanks of the
fubicriher, and fNbid all perlons h2rboring
or trulting hjm on nay account
EDMUND CLEAVRS, JvS
Northyarmouth, Aug 8 1912
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-09-28
Books and Stationary.
ISAAC ADAMS,

40 q. Exsta-gs Street.,
LAS received an additional aAortment OF
A ROCKS II CT aTT0M Sp1~
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-09-28

STATIONARY.
Medium, Deny, and common writing paper
Drawing Letter muGc and wrapping paper,
Quilts, Inkpowder, lnkitands, writing DefSs
Ladies and GsGtlemen's Pocket books, Memo
raudurn books, Penkuives, Defk ieais. fand,
leei filings and fand boxes; waters and fealing
WAX. India rubber, Paint RoIes and B-uihes,
Mathematical initrumenis, Muic Books, Pea
Gil cafes and lead pencils, American, Henry
and Merryandrew playing Cards, Violin
Strings, Backgammon Tables, CyPhering and
writing books, Writford's copies, Maps Of
AiaiIaehufetts aud Diltrict OF Maine, Village
aud Northern Harmony
Tickets and Quarters in Harvard College
Lottery
A general aGortment Of Blanks
~ Calh given for clean cotton and linen
Rag, Canv1is ard Junk
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-01-07
EtSEMAlE EDUCATION, W.aRRe..uoA:-

- tsDOCh iION, V.Thh C.N.-
Il The Examination OF the Young Ladies' at the
Warrenton Female Academy, commenced on the
18th instant, and was closed the 9th by Musical
performance OF the young ladies under the direction
lot Major Alilier-specmcns of Needle Work we're
likewise exhibited. Mr. Crawford, principal of the
Aiaic Academy, superintendent, And in an excellent
and appropriate address expressed his appreciation OF
the manner in which the young ladies had acquitted
themselves The following extract from commu-
nication handed by Mr. Crawford is suboined for the
information of the pubic-'' Having attended the
examination OF the young ladies under the direction
oil Mr. Mordecai, and having self s,rict, examin-
ed many OF the classes, justice them and to the
institution, requires that should state that they
were very accurate in ali their studies They mar;
tested an extensive knowledge of Reading Wri,inp
Spelling, Grammar, Parsng, History, Topography.
The use oil the Globes, and the useful branches nj
Astronomy and Composition On the sixth day Of
January the exercises of the school will
under the same superintcndance heretofore, Ma
or Miller continuing To fill his station as professor of
Musick and Drawing The late addition made TO the
buildings will greatly conduce to the comfort and con-
venence ot the usual number of Pupils, which will
not be exceeded. Their attendance at the COM
mencement of the session is very desirabe-Ter,,,k.
sos per annun, payable half yearly in ADVANCE
None will be received for a shorter term than &
months, and deduction made for those taken away
within that time.
@ = Each young lady must be provided with pair
OF sheets, counterpart, blanket and hand towels
Warrenton' Dec IL, 1911 eopDwJ
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-01-07

u EDUCATION JOHN D.IRR.aC, a native
of France, aud for sewers. years iesei,cr Of the
French Language, in varions seminares n this coun-
try, respectfully informs the inhabitants ~ R,ehmoni
and its vicinity, that he will from the 6tl, e Jnuua-
ny nett, wait on LADIES aud GENTLEMEN de-;
sirous OF being instructed in the FRENCH Ian.
GUAGE. Tn. knowledge he has ac,ius,,d Of the
English in this country and in England, {withoa.
which it is impossible TO teach with propy;ey> VIII
he double advantage to those who will fo,,or bin
with their patronagcas it vi i'll enable him To vot-
vey, in more Iliomatic manner, the principles At
the Language, both as regards the writing auspcsl
ing of it with elegance ani propristy. n
Class will be opened in the Esenuss for Gentle.
men whose business will not permit them To stteua
during the daybut panctuai attendance viii lie re-
quired.
For terms and other particulars apply to the Prin-
ter, or to himse from to 1e o'clock every day, g.
Elias " Lachaizc's, msi,r street.
The Italian method Of ok-seeping with lat i'm
provement will be tsught by J. D. to few gentle
nren.
Jan. Q St&w2wp
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-01-07
y ALuABLE LAND, FOR Sal


anec o. 4 tecrec VI the county court Of Eenrivo,
entered in cause between t,eotge Grecnl,ow aud
u,.crs, pitts and Elizahe,h T. YounGhusband, atnrx.
and Saml r. Parsons, air,'r. with the viii ;.n,eN.
Ui Pleasant Younglnisba, decd, :d the infant chill
drcn OF the said Pleasant l,unshusanh, '.e,;s, the
Subscribers who named commissioners in the
said decree, will on Tuesday the I4h day at january
next. expose to sale at p0blic auction, the prcius-
cs, for cash, such part Of the trae, of land Of which
the said Pleasant fcungbusband died seized, called
Coxs tract ms lies within the following bnun,s,y,
wt--beeinn.ng at the southeast corner Of Miles Sci
d,ns tract Of lard, and extending thence due to
tic back line of said CoNs tract, thence hwardly
with the said back line n,s TO An;,is creek, aud
from the beginning wit, Selicns and Lcwis's lines TO
Alman's creek, to include All the said call
ell Cox's north~ard of lne drawn due from the
southeast corner CT said Seldcn's tract-and by cor
sent OF the parties concerned, the said land viii be
sold together, in lots accommodate purchasers,
may seem best and most convenient the time Of
sale. I'm. .'aucure,
j. Robinson,
Fred. FiedSQnss.
! December IL cptls
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Dec. 81
REMovAL-JoAv q JOSEPH BoYcE.

4 EEMOVAL-JOH.N' 81 JOSEPH B0YCE..
"a jr. Booksellers, Binders aud Statouers respect
fully ac9uaint their friends and the public, that they
have removed from their former situation, to the one
lately occupied by Mr. billiard, and the second doc
above Mr. James Browns ven.iue Office. 81,
They take this opportunity to return their ackss
now,edgmeu.s for the liberal encouragement thet
have experienced, and with grateful of the
fayors they have received, beg leave to inform the
public that they have opened another store Lynch
burg in this state, where the Book selling, Binding &
Stationary Business, is carried under the immedi-
ate direction Of Joseph Royce, jr
They will always he regularly supplied both in
Richmond and at Lynchburg, with general assort-
ment of every article in the several branches of their
business, and have it in their power to execute any
orders they may be favored with, the shortest n
tice and on the most reasonable terms.
NB. An assortment is hourly expected of the
most approved school books, and likewise furtheS
supply of Stationary. They have lately received "A
variety of the best and newest pieces of music and
are Low opening for sale, Musical Instruments Vie-
Inns, Flutes and Flies.
December IL. eptf
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rChA!CERY.-ln Powiia,an County Chart;
a December Is, 1911.
john Brown, executor Of George Baskerville,
dee. Co,nbf't
against
Samuel baskerville, jeremiah Moody and VIM.
~ =, l' ,i =, Dsf't&.
tered ms appearance and given security according to
the act OF Assembly and the rules OF this Court and
happening to the satisfaction OF the Court that the
SAID defendant is not an inhabtant OF this Common.
wealth (ad the order for publication as to the said
descendant, made in this the I9t, day OF Ju-
y last MOI having been pubiished,( Ga the motion of
the Complainant, by mis- counsel, 1t IS decreed and
oraercd, That the said defendant, Samuel Basker-
vile, do appear here on o. before the third We'd
nesday IN March next, and answer the bin of the
Complainant ard that copy of this order be forth
with inserted IN some one of the Newspapers pub
shed IN the City OF Richmond, for two months sue.
eesssely and that another copy be posted up at the
door OF the courthouse O: this county two susces-
siye court days.
II Cory. TEST
JAMES PoINnExTER. C. rec.
Dec. ~. i- wSw
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-01-07
RICHARD ANDERSON
DEyEELEY DL.lIIt.
Il. ANDERSON.

MlSi to Sc! tic following very Y.iLU.4AIaE
n FROPEk1Y.---A Manufacturing Mill in gvud
order, finished upon the newest plans; running ~
pair OF Barr and une pair Coiosi Stones-Thc situa.
ton sequai to almost any in Virginia, being nmcdi.
atcy navigcble ~atcr where crafts load at Tie
mill door, and III the hear, at wealthy country
where large crops Of wheat made. At the mill,
which is Hoskinss Greek, aud within two miles e.
rappahannock (thc port Of entry for Rappahannoek
Riyer) have built n bridge over the creek, aioisn,
great convenience to the different neishbourhoods,
consequently considerable advantage to the mili-a
well skilled in mi,lin. business, with the use Of
small capital, may make from 3 to 5000 dollars per
annum, clear Of every expence. Few mills get more
country custom, and is excellent stand for Gro
Gerry Store.
Two Store Houses in this place, on the river bank,
Of brick two stories high with good cellars; there
fire places in this house, and little cxpeAce
it can be well fitted for merchant with famiiy.-
The other house is of wood and well fixed for a dry
good grocery botl, from situation have adj.
vantages any other stand in the place, and the
lots which with the river bank afford beautiful
site for buildings of any kind.
A Large Warehouse, Immediately on the waters
edge, where vessels of almost any can load with
convenience and dispatch; the house will hold ten
thousand bushels Grain, besides Tobacco, &c.--An
Inspection OF Tobacco being established nj this place
and asthe lower part OF this house is be msed fol
that purpose, handsome rent storage may arise
from that The ferry at this place the Kappa
hammock with convenient water lot-this ferry
brings me in about 1901. per annun clear Of every
Four animproved Lots, two of which adjoin those
on the river bank, and give fine view up and down
the river.
"A Tyae. of Land in the county of Westmoreland
three miles from the court house, containing about
| one hundred and eighty acres-the buildings to-
lcrable, hut want some repairsthere is u good mil
seat on this tract
n Iracr Of Land, adjoining my mill, containing
three hundred acres-this land is very well timbcrcd
the soil good, and its convenience to Tappahannocs
| on account of fire wood, nakesit very valuable.
tvx CHI -
ping and mercantile business, would doubt find the
property in this place uncommonly well calculated
for that purpose. The first and great object in sci
ling this property is to pay my debts, and that
| count will sell great bargain in the whole any
part. One half the purchase money may be made
very convenient to the purchaser.
Application may be made to Jas. Ross, esq., of Ere
| mnts, Richmond, to me in this place.
| LAWRENCE MUSE.
| Tappahannoek, Dec. s. 2aw6w
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-01-07
Dec. FL.

y ,KEE-Hn-L For Saic.-Ihat a, auiiful
4 and highly improved F.3R.N (suhereon the
iate Colonel Miles Seiden resided,) is offered
for sale. rs scar, ii is perhaps one Of the meet
desirable in Virginia, commanding eoc,y viesv
svhich can please the eye furnishing health in az,
eminent degree and every Improvement suhich
be required far the con,fort and convenience of
family. As Farm, it is in high state Of i'm.
provennent, haUing been a great number Of years
under the care Of ajudiciouS farmer.
There is on this Farm a .Headop, which alone
yields an income fdetueen 500 and 5000 dollars
There has been sozun this fall one hundred and
fifty bushels Of rheas-anSst Of the OsAer land,
are in clover.
Possession may Be had a. any time betueen this
| and the 1st day Of March. Should it not be SOLD
privateLy beforc that Hne it zyi he offered to Pub
Tic Sale onthe LIST day Of 4rii, and 6os,ession 81.
zen IN the ensuing fdH
The Terms # Sale will be. Ore third cash
and the balance in and tupo years. svith such
curity as shall be deemed satisfactory. Any far.
they Information may BE obtained BY application 70
the subscriber, to Nathaniel Selden5 Jos. Sci
den, Henrico.
az The subscriber is still ans;ons to sell q
small F.3R.h near Richmond, (calIed Fairfield,
containing three hundred and fifteen aeres.-.4iso
a FARM about 5 miles beiosO Richn,ona, contain.
ing a6oW ocyes, &aoyvn by the name Of thr
MILES SELDEN, Ear.
OeeeDieeI 2s. ept1s-4
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-01-07

>he Subscribers have hand, at their Store near
Il the Market Bridge
40 Barrels and 10 hogsheads Sugar,
20 Bags prime Green Coffee,
100 Sacks Blown SILT, Liverpool fI,d,
$50 Boxes Prime Soap,
so do Northern Candles,
80 do. Chocolate, Nos. 1 & q
10 Hhds. Sd proof w. 1. RUNE
81 Barrels NE. do
Is do. Cod-oI,
do. Annisseed Cordial,
10 do. Alum,
ID Lo i'r m saone,
do. Cuyrants,
40 Kegs prime Butter,
10 Barrels Northern GIN. superior quality,
90 Bales Cotton,
so Boxes Window Glass
And n few pieces Boston made MAHOGANY fur
nture, which they offer for sale, at reduced prices,
for cash or approved notes.
RYAN & WILKINS,
.4uct's.
Who are in daily expectation of receiving 80 900
lbs prime Green COFFEE, and 200 boxes fresh
RAISINS.
Dec. 26. wSw
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LAND-oFrlCE, Richmond, Va. Dec. q.

LAND-oFFICE, Richmond, Va. Dec. 81.
II Pursuance OF al act Of Assembly, passed the
u 14th OF February, 1911, entitled " IN act to
mend the seceyai fcrrs concerning Esche0ts,
hereby make il known, that n certain parcel
Of land said contain about forty five acres, situated
near Beivile, in the COUNTY of Wood, and claimed
by John Finn, an alien, has eschcated to the Com
monwealth, as appears by certificate from the Es
chetor of sad county file In this office, dated the
LIST Of November last.
CHARLES BLAGRovE, Register.
CIV
Tile Editor Of the National IntelTgencer in the city
of Washington, will publish the above for weeks
SUCCESSFULLY and transmit his account to this depart
merit for payment. G. B.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-01-07

EtROCERIES.-W Anderson, at
IA the sign of the Penitentiary Store, has
lately received parcel of GROCERIES from the
North, which, added TO his former stock, makes
u e following assortment
Liverpool blown salt in bushe twilled sacks,
Do. do. do. common do.
Brown Il Loaf SUGAR,
Best Green Coffee,
Imperial, Young Tyson and Souchong Teae,
Best Gunpowder, do in canisters,
Madeira, Sherry and Lisbon Wines,
Long Cork, Claret and real port do. in bottles,
Cogniac Brandy and real Holland Gin,
Jamaica, Antigua and New-England Ram.
Whiskey, Peach and Apple Brandy,
London Broownstout Porter,
Moasses,
Philadelphia and Swedish IRON.
German and Blistered Steel,
Nail Rods,
Best Northern Cheese,
Do Soap and Candles,
Chocolate,
$40 and lo-12 YINDOW GL.qS.y,
Tumbers, Wine-giasses And BesautefsH
Scotch Snuff
Real Spanish Cigar5
Raisins in Boxes,
Soft shell Almonds,
FIotant Indigo, Fig Blue, ArnteSss Srark,srs
Nutmcgs, Mace and Cloves,
Ailspicc, Pepper and Ginger
Stone Ware, assorted,
London Mustard,
Writing Paper,
Spinning Cotton,
0f On consignment, 1000 lbs. prime ei.ewisl
Tobacco
The above articles will be sold, by Whoiesake an.
Retail, at moderate prices, for Cash, Country Pro
ducc Acoeptanees in town.
w. ANDERSON.
Richmond, Nov. -. vn
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-01-07

RI Office ia hereby given TO all those indebted
~ tie Estate az Henry and John Mullins, late a.
the county Of Gooch.and, that they como forward &
pay their respective balances, suits will be brought
to March court against all delinquent debtors, with
out dstineton--Ai those having claims against said
Estate viii bring them forward properly authentca-
ted before the May Court following, rs mean to
close my Administration before the June court next.
Che datiibu;ces viii apply to either personally
or by their attornes legally qualified, to know the q
uoant and tho balance due on each OF their respec-
tive proportions of said estate, stated by the Com,
,njssoners that settled my account current wbci, is
ordered to DO recorded by the court.
CONNOLLY MULLINS,
SaJSiSing .4dutr. Of Estate Of
III. Il J. MULLINS.
GOochIaal, Dec od. w4w
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-01-07

~ ALES at AUCTION.--On "Wednesday the 1871
inst will be sold, without reserve, at their store
all the valuable & extensive stock of DRY C. CDS.
belonging to the late firm of s. 81 j. Jacobs.
Terms Of sdle.--An sums under 8 100, cashA.-.
between s 100 and SEQ, 80 days and above S 500.
months credit will be giveI,-notes negotiable at.
the Bank of Virginia, with approved endorsers, with
out any exception, will be required
FOSTER & SATCHELL. Auc,rs.
San. T. eptds
e. TOTICE.-In consequence OF the melancholy
~ death of Joseph Jacobs, the firm Of s. Sc J. ia
oobs is dissolved. All persons indebted to said firm
are requested to pay their accounts forthwith. any
persons having claims against the said firm res
quested TO bring tLem in for payment, to
S. JACOBS,
SarVivinS Partner
Ian A
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-01-07

JAMES REAr AND Co. RIcHnoND, few
81 doors above the Be.l-TaverR manufacturers of
GOLD and SILVER work, have just opened an ex-
tensive and we.seiscted assortment in the above line
which they offer 10 the pubic moderate terms
consisting Of Pearl, Topaz, Corneiian and Plain
JEWELRY-Pla:ed Goods, com rising almost
ry Fashionable article and avery corsplcte assort-
rnent Of SILVER WARE and Tortoise shell Co,nbS
together with vel, assorted stock Of Military
r..
r. Orders from their friends wiz be paid the Sc let
est attention to.--Cash for Old Silver and Gold,
Dec. ii.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-01-07

ITAEcT GOODS & MILLINERY.-Ro-
n ts-t Davidson has just received hand
some assortment Of FANCY G0ODS y .sfILLl-
.NEhy. which i,e offers tor sale Opposite tho Giot.
ravern,) on tie most reasonable terms-1he Midi
.ey.y Gad .lfdr:aa.lfGt;sg will be attended TO b,
Mrs buudson rs formerly. All orders will bc ..nnc
tuatly executed, and in the fashionable manner
K. ID. having iuadc arrangements 20 procure from
the north the newest fashions the shortest notice.
Nov ic. II
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Where to the Aooa tbs sfrsanlet skles,
With harp bewsird distant maid.

Where to the Aooa tbs s<rsanlet siles,
With harp bewsird distant maid.
The sylvan-sisters hailed the strain.
Along the deep the murmur stole;
Twas wildly mix'd with joy and pair:
The rising wave forgot TO roll.
Without the Tyres recording string
In vain the hero's pulses glow,
Unless the muse her tribute bring,
His fame shall not through ages Cow.
Who knows but in this unsung grave,
y heart decay that in tes race,
Hop'd to be Llszen'd with the brave,
And spurn'd the eartl.'s contracted space
But see the solemn night re,ires,
The swans collect the fields TO till,
Aud morning, rob'd III living ir>s,
Walks DER the dew OF yon,rr mil.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-01-07

w ANTED to Hire, from Is to 90 NEGRO
w men; 10 be employed in tie cnai business,
at the subscribers plantation james River. Mr..
Richard Sampson il. who lives at the place. is autho
rised to contract for thrm-and any communicate
to him in the subscribers absence, may be mads,
through Mr. WORKMAN a. the Beli-Tsvern.
mo. VICRH4.M
Dec ST. u
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-01-07

virtue Of decree Of The county colr' Of King
~ * Queen, pronounced on the och of this month,
IN srit then depending between Charles Till, adm
uistrator Of James Jones, decd aud the heirs ut the
said James Jones, viii he sold, thc 10Th day OF Ja-
nnnry ext, n, Durkifk, GIT or Valuable Slaves
cn a credit 0f Twelve months. Bond and approved
security will be rennired
BY TIE COMMISSIONERS.
December 81. 2aw4wk?
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A DVERTiSEMENf- subscriber having
IN commenced business in the Commission Line
in the City Of Richmond, hopes by strict attention.
merit share of the patronage of his friends. His
Office is kept opposite the Eagle Tavern.
JOHN BRYCE.
Dee. 81. Il
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rvTViE Su6sefitets RsSihg fcTrhecd O con-
u nection, respectfully. acquaint the Pub
Lo, that the CO.;f.sfES.yftjN b frSI.NE SIS, hero
tofore carried ON by RiciarG .7ndrrson, will, from
this date be conducted by them, under the Firm Ut
.i.vDEKSO.s' 81 BL.4IR.
They have provided commodious T'ie-rtofcti
Lnber-iiousc, in the vicinity of the Bssn for the
reception of Flour, &c and hope, by attention tu-
sincss. to share ?orton Of Public patronage. Their
counting room will be the one herctosUre occupied b,
Il. A.
RICIy.sRD ANDERSON,
DErEELEY BLAIR.
| Richmond, Oct. rs. wifi
or The above connection viii enable me to dc
vote most Of ny time to the Tobacco business. Nr
Hairs attention will be principally, for the present,
directed to,he osher branches OF the Commission
Business. ,
r. .f.NDERSO.N.
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COMMISSION BUSINESS.----Thc subscribers
" having associated themselves in business, under
the FIRM OF Benjamin Lewis " Co. in Richmond,
and blair, R'rwcll n Go. IN Manchester, respect
fulir tender their services the public as Communist
themselves that cvc-y attention viii be paid to give
general satisfaction To those who may think proper
TO entrust business to :hcir management
o-P r.. Lewis cav be 1T any time at the Eagle
Tavern, whore his Office is kept =. Burwclrs OF
fee Is on the Hain-sirec neariy opposite Manchester
Old Warehouse.
u. LEWIS,
y. BCRWELL.
Richmond, Dec. %. If
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-01-07

OST, on Friday last, Red Morocco POCKET
Ia BOOK, with about Fifty Dollars in Yirsinia
Bank notes, and number of valuable papers. Any
person finding the same, and will deliver it to TIE,
subscriber, shall receive handsome reward.
JOHN LEE,
On Sassctoe Hill.
Richmond, Bee. 81. E
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December III

hight or TEN well disposed Negroes
kZ are wanted, for next year, at our Mills.
For such as will answer, liberal hire will he paid.
CALICO, RICHARD * Co.
Richmond, Nov. 10. Il
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by virtue of Deed of Trust executed
ID to me by Sherlcy Eggleston, of the
county of Amelia, for the purpose of securing debt
therein recited to he due William Archer of Pow
hatan, will be sold for cash. Amelia court house. on
Saturday, the 18th of January, two negroes. called
Katy and Isbeu, the property of the said Egges.
ton
w. S. ARCHER.
Dec. FL. tbs
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SA ANTED to HIRE, for the ens;iing year, seve-
w raj BOYS of about ten or twelve wears of age.
Apply at my Stemery, near Shocko Warehouse, or
at the Counting Room of Messrs: VIM. Brown, & Co.
L.. MCDANIEL.
Richmond, Dec. 96: If
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- OTICE.-Agrccabl,to a dc cd Of t,7,.s ex.outcd
Y to the subscriber By Et;,nord Aas-,-,s, TO Sc,
cure the payment ofs Of money da. aseacoa
Ford and Jsscpl, NibroGgi,. which sad .,cet, hears
date the 18th day OF September, ono t1..ssYG eight
hundred aud eicvcn, will be snld TO t. f;.,sest bid
der, Tor cash, at the Washington Tavern ia ssc city
of Richmond, Oh Thursday the 10th day af January
next, two likely NEGROES, Polly ard William, to
raise the said sums Of money.
PETER CRUTCHFIHLD, I3u.ree.
Jan. o Il
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FSOR SALE-.2LIKELY NEGRO WOAf4N
n who is good Cook and Washer--she has a
child, hoy OF three years old. Apply to the printer
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