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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-10-12

\. 3. Specimens were exhibited at this
Io!f'ce.---durora.
Whether the officers who have IGNORED
their country and themselves bv humbling
the pride OF Brltain, are federalis,s of the
Boston stamp or not, is not worth ell.
lquiring--the material fact of the business
S, that they have acted as the DEM: Gratis
wished, and as the Boston federnlists lament
IF victory over Britain is Boston federal
ism,ie Us nave more ofit.-L6.
Suppose that on going into battle, Perry
had piped all hands, anS told his men that
he was n fedcraliSt OF the Boston stamp il
would of course have been concluded, that
he was about torn 0qcdy-for, as The Bos-
ton feder aists think it unbecoming TO rejoice
at our victories. il must be much more wick
ed TO gain them.--ib.
II the navy had cost ten times more than
Il did, u has repaired its price ten fold, in
the never fading glory it has conferred
upon our Country battles on the Continent
of Europe, what have they been but bloody
contests excited by British gold, i'm order
that the British flag alone might f1oat upon
the seasf In each uf those lattles more
blood was shed than during the whole
course of our present war, yet the conse-
Iquences of them all have not been so long
and severely felt as those of our naval tri-
umphs are likely to be- The end of the
present European war, long as it has been,
must, as in all former instances, be peace
there will be no lasting peace. whist the
policy of the British shall remain as it is, at
variance with the interests of all pations a.
belto rival them in art, manufacturers. or
trade-that policy vii! be persisted in so
long as the nations OF Europe can be paid TO
destroy each othec-whenever peace on the
con:iEent Ct Europe shall be made. then
will the victories of our tars have their
most i'm portant eisects--tlen will it be re-
collected that the giant feh beneath the re-
prtea pisny.--{6.
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

iuLSDAY, Feb. 9TH, 1913.
The following Resolutions were agreed
to by the House
The General Assembly of Virginia i'm
pressed with high sense of the skill and
|intrepidity displayed by the officers and
crew of the u. States frigate the Consfi.
tulion, in the late gallant action with his
Britannia Majesty's frigate the Guerrero,
tender them the tribute of their applause /;
being DESTROYS to manifest their respect to
their fellow citizen Lieutenant CHARLES
w. MORGAN, who shared in the hsnor of
the dayt
Therefore, unanimously RESOLVED, That
the Governor of the Commonwealth be, &
he is hereby requested to present, in the
name of the General Assembly. to the said
Lieut.. CHARLES w. MORGAN, an appro-
pirate SWORD, commemorative of that
gallant exploit.
.And be H further Resolved, That the
Governor be requested to transmit 70 the
said Lieut.. CHARLES w. MORGAN, a CO.
by of these Resolutions.
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TN CHANGERY---ln powhatan County Court
Il !. December &c, 1919.
Jan. CT.

IN CHANGERY----ln powhatan County Court
IL !. December &c, 1919.
James Clarke, PiJ.
.fSainsf,
Richard Ne,herl,ni, Henry Anderson, Harrio,t
Nether.and, an niatt Daughter cl the said Ricnard
Netheriand. by~the ssid Richard her father and
guardian Jamss hupertsou Jnnr., bnsh French,
Jesse Woodaon ant Thomas L. Swami.
Dc6fs.
The defendant Richsrd Nethsrlard not having
entered his appearance aud given security aec5fdiue
the act OF Assembly end the rules of this court,
and it appearing the satisfaction OF the court ihat
the said defendant ogether With his infant daug hter
the defendant Harriott, not inhabitants of this
sate, it is therefore ordered the motion OF the
Plaintiff that the said defendants Richard and Harri-
Oft, do appear here on the third "Wednesday in
March, next aud answer the plaintiffs blu and that
copy Of this order be iorthwI inserted u pub
lie newspaper published in the City OF Richmond
tor two month successfully a. that another copy
be posted up at the front door of the Court House
of this county on two successive Court days pre-
vious to the said third "Wednesday in March next.
Copy. Tehte,
L. WIN. s. DANCE, d. C.
Jan. 10. wSwp
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FIFTY DOLLARS RE1V1pn

4 OST between the residence of John w. Tom.
IA IN esq. aud the town of Newcastle, in Rano-
yer county, Va, on Sunday the 2ith of January :.
Red covered Pocket-Book AImanack, containing
Is Notes OF so dollars each on the Branch Of The
Virginia Bank, fredericksburg: also another Note Of
one hundred dolls on the Virginia Bank The notes
on the Virgins Bankwere laIeIy RENTED by mail
from Norfolk. They cut in too, aud are passed
together with small slip of paper Their Number.
VIII shortly be known from my correspondent in
Norfolk, and shall then be given to the public
There was also cheek drawn by d. A Sm;tl,
cashier Of the Mechanics bank of Baltimore fer
S2lO % cents dated Nov. 1879, on the cashier of
the farmers bask of Fredericksburg, in favor oS r.
Zekiel Levy which check now endorsed over IN
me by said Levy's administrator Moore =. Tomlin.
and the certificate OF the said roInlin's QUALIFICATION
IS written thereon by the clerk Ut Richmond Coun.
ty.
My nance is written the red covered book n.
aforementioned. Any ineornation con eerning The
hndng of saiG book, il made to J. w. TomIn ESQ
near Newcastle viii be speedily communicated "a
me. "
VINCEN'7' BR.HNRHAI
S'' % h'0'h"hu county Str.
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E'oI' reht or lease, the estate of Greenspring in
n James City county, situate about a mill. aboy,
James Town, on James River and about seven mile.
from Williamsburg On the premises are an excel
tent nSnsion, out-houses & fine orchards. The land
IN snt,vaCon good and an extensive range for hogs
Mr. Me Candlish who at present resides AZ (;res1n.
spring will shew the premises. II viii be leased or
rented on very reasonable terms TO respectable
tenant, by applying to Gavin Corbin esq. Kings
Sreek, HotX RIVER. There are about go acres, Tui
down in wheat last Fall and there is cufc;ency of
ground IN hne order for an extensive crop of corn.
oats &c: the ensuing season Possession will be civ
en- Immediately. o.
Feb. @. e.
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Y ASHER ROBBINS, S.aDDE.Eh, at the sign
% OF the Gshen Saddle, next door to MessiS r.
Neison & Co main street, Richmond, respeetfuily
storms his friends and the public in general that h,.
has now on band. Sad9ierY OF aim ot every tcsc,n,
ton, roth plated and COMMUNICABLE Whips, CANES
trunks, brushes, Pam IS, Spspens'ers. Morocco
SKINS. side Leather, Bow Legs ana Roundnss ant
nuiaber ot o'her artiess in his hne, which he viii
SCI. low for cash. The ,sdit aud Harness Making
business ne -cnth ues TO carry in all its various
branches His STIR 4 attention and long experience:
~ hus'ness, he hopes win merit share ut the pob.
lac patronage.
Any orders left win be psnc1siiy attended TO- and
executed in the neatest nsn,sr.
February !. -f
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TN decentralization County Cour,
4 10Th Jan. 1913.
Josiah Hatcher PftE.
".
John Forssc and Robert Mosely Defts.
IL appearing 10 the Satisfaction OF the Court that
the defendant Forsee is not an inhabtant of this
commonwealth, on motion OF the plaintiff by his
eounseii II rs ordered that the said Forsee appear
In this Court ON The secopd Monday ia April next &
give security performing the decree OF this Court
and that copy OF this decree be inserted for two
months successfully in some newspaper printed in
Riohmond, and copy Of this order posted at the
front door OF this court house.
Copy. Teste,
r. ELDRlDGE jr., d. c.
Jan. II. wSwp 4
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Jan. 16,

4>IiE subscriber being about to decline business
\ viii offer for Gale the first day of April IL al
his stock, consisting OF Groceries, Glass Ware, Chi
ma, Sc.-at the same time. some very valuable Fur
niture and Silver Plate. Grateful Tor the encourage
ment he hasreseved from his friends and generous
public, he begs leave to thank them for the favors
they have granted him. He begs also that those
indebted to him may make immediate payment.
Any demand against MIN, viii be paid by
AUBiN LAFOREST.
wish to hire out for this year, one excellent
are hired for no fault but want of emploYment
January S. w9w
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DELL-FIELD ron saLE--The subscribe

pELL.-FIELD ron S.aLE.--The subscriber
1e wishes tn sell this estate lying Immediately on
York River, five miles above York Town, and about
ten or twelve from williamsburg, yhi, tract con-
tans by late survey. re acres, sufficient quaint
ty OF which is tmbered. From the fertility of the
soil, the Improvements and its local situation, this
may be Justly esteemed among the most valuable s.
desirable estates York River 1t is well adapted
to the culture OF corn, wheat and tobacco The inn
provements consist of two story Dwelling House. a
good Kitchen, and all other necessary out.horses.
two very hne young sppie and ono peach orchard.
The terms of sale will be made known by the sub.
scr'ber, living on the place in his absence the
premises will be shewn by major Gavin L. Corbin,
living in the neishborhood.
VIM. NJ. WALLER
january S. wsw
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1.-TWO HUNDRED D0IbARs REWARD A
L bundle containing 500 sheets II twenty dollar
notes, printed in blank for the Farmers Bank OF Wis
gna, was taken out of box, aud supposed to be
len on the night at the 10Th instant, at the house oi
Messrs. Woojfori aud raiaferro in Fredericksburg
The above reward will hc paid to amy person who
will deliver the said notes 90 D.bney lierndoo, Esq
OF that place, or 10 the subscriber.
Tha, the public may be guarded against imposition,
they are iniorme that ssoeaty Getlar aofes haze
been ssii! be issaed0y the Farmers Bank of yi-
GINA any OF its Branches. until further notice.
Nm. NEKERFlS, Cashier.
Richmond, SOth October 1912. 2awtf.
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EBRoPOSALS by Js Webster OF PhiladeI,bi. g.
:: wsrreil, Of RisNmond, for publishing by sub
liant acton with nine of Tarleon'a Cavalry in sob,
picture =" VI 's'nai
By inns W.ARRELL
Associate of the society of artist, of the I1otas
States.--From the details given by
-, FRANCISCO HIMSELF
me scene represented took place in Amelia
county, Va. 1871. Francisco had been reconno;, rr
anu ~,i",. stopping at Mr.. Wards there came up
nine OF Tarleton's Cavalry and two or three Ne,
groe' being told he wss prisoner. and seeing
himself overpowered by numbers he consented TO q
and suPposing him very pcaceabe tley all wens
W u,1 mouse leaving the pay master and Francisco
.ogether-He demanded his Watch &c which bay
ing received, he, in order 10 secure his uIunder mn,
s~ord huder las arm with the hiit behind him
nue. ~ the act OF putting away silver bu exile find
,'au ~ favorable an opportunity, Francisco
stepPen one pace IN his rear, drew the sword viii.
rce rom under the pay.masters arm with success
saVe MN instantly blow across the skull sc NV
ehemy observes Francisco :" was brave, * though,
severely wounded drew pistol & at the same me-
ment he pulled the trigger en-, his haul nar 20
hSou'et grazed my side--Ben. Ward ftbe man
oil Tue house) very uDgenerously brought oH, a mic
use Of that. ' MN W make
He mounted tie only horse fhev conla %,
presenter IL at my breast-It missed fire. rushed
OH ts inpzzie 81 the gun short styugpLe cns.s[
-l"s HiafeT mas cobied this 7no,,ieat)--I dis
nih-- 4 dflef0H'S root of 400
ven we're IN sight. All was hurry and ennt;, -,
wh,oh increased by repeatedly hollowiug as Iouy
hs cou'u, Co7ne on, my brape BOYS nevis van,
t.'ne TreiI Soon dispatch these fraT g men 5tl
me man 6odp.' The wounded man flew IN a.
Hoo2-the seven were panic struck and fed 49,;
Ecu "ard and would have dispatched him I'm, ,i.
poor "reteh begged for his lfe--he was moi oni,, -
o ,g 0, my contempt but pity. The eight bors.s
were ie't behind gave him to conceal for yo
y'osoNeing that carleton had dispatched ten ,onrs
I" pursuit on ne, made off eyaded ,hcir -.
S"ce' hey stopped TO refresh tbernssIveo
iKe an oid FOX doubled aud f,.Il on their re.r 4
wen 'ne next day to Ward Tor my borses-bo do
In'nned TWO for his trouble and generous i,,e.,;o,.
finu'ag ms situation dangerous and snrro,ndsJ H.
eneinits where ought TO have found friends. Z
"ebt ",I with my SIX horses intended 10 have a.
sehBed mvself 81 Ward at a future day bu, prov
1ence ordained should not be his e6ecnfiaae,. foe
's p,oke lis neck by tall from one OF the verv bor
CONDITIONS.
u Jhs Pr2poss9 print shGY be en2yaVed in f5s
6sststyie BY ONE oFrHB FIRST ARTISTS M
THE us. 10 . IN
The plate shall be twenty-cight by twenty tive
Price to Subscribers viii be 10 dollsrs--,rs
non-Subscrbcrs 10 dollars
=, lie Publishers respectfully inform the PAh.
TIC that they viii spare no cx nee 90 make ,be
wo,k worthy OF their attention. Most probable me
frint viii be ready Tor delivery early ia The e,,so.
ing fall. VIC '"'"7
80 The original picture may be sccn =, -,
Wsrre"s Exhibition 'oo'a optoste The Ersls Ts,-
Feb.1g. 20
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-02-23

yHSHE subscriber wishes to employ eight men in
Il addition to the presen, Night Watch, in the
city OF Richmond.
Sach oriy as Gan come well recommended, as ho-
nest, sober men, win be enpiored, and they win
reeeivs for their services Two hundred and eighty
1--we dollars per annnm, TO be paid monthly. APP
p'isation may he made to me st the e-Tavern in
Ike City of Kchmond.
HENRY ROBINSON,
Haste, ef Fo!ise.
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PUBIC AUCTIOA

VxI lii be sold at Public Auction ontbe pre,nis..
w on Monday the first day of March ucxt -
f"ir II net the next fair day, one hundred and ,h
y ieet % ground fronting the main street & rro
nIng back to the common on the r;vrr; !, WV, wv
an the iio'Ises &c lately occupied by John Tavlos
deed Brass-founder. Terms of sale three eo,a,
payments at two, four & six inontl,s notes V,itt o.
proved endorsers negotiable and payable in ono
~ 'ne banks OF virginia and = deed of trust uo.
Z ired by re-
THOMAS TAYLOR.
tbs
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NHE subscribers have for sale the following arG
u Giles:
trunks Irish Linens
do Platas
l do. Cotton, Silk s. Worsted Hoss
case Cotton lace and edgns
1 do. lawn
do. Cotton and Nuns Thread
500 sacks Salt
so crates Queens Ware
90 casks imported Mails
L do. 10 Baddsrs putty
do. 1000 lbs. Seine Irvine
do Ship dol
IL Kegs Alum
IL do. Birthstone
If. BRIDGES & ROBERTSON.
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Feb. 10.

4 oNDoN WHITE LEAD, COPPERAs, Sc.
sZ-Ibe Subscribers at the sign of the Golden
Mortar, r.. street, Richmond oFer for sale, on ac-
eommodsting terms, by wholeysls or retail
ESQ Kegs best London white Lead
2Hogsheads Copperas
Hsrdham's Snuff, No. o and ST:
With general and well selected ASSORTMENT OF
Drugs, Medicines, Dye Stuff. &c.
BENZ. DgVAL & SON.
Feb. ~. wifi
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ELOPED.


hN the Sd June 1912, from tho Subscriber, re si-
~ ding within two miles OF Cam pbeil courthouse
= negro man named Stephen, OF dark mulsito
completion, about ~ or % years Of age, five feet
six sever inehesii and stout nade. II questi-
oned closely, puts bad countenancc, aud down
look.
IIa was raised in Northumberland near the cosr.
housa in the Northern Meek, Of Virginia, where ~
most probably has escaped ts; but has been living
for several years past in brunswick county, and last
with Mr.. James J. Harrison, Of whom the subseri.
Der lately purchased him and may possibly be still
lurking 10 that ueighborhOOd.
rs he is somewhat Of Shoemaker, he may at
tempt pass free man, and work 1T that trade.
Thirty dollars reward will be given for spprehend-
ing aud securing him in js so that get him again,
or Fifty dollars, IL delivered TO me. M
Any person who may appreheud him, will please
give the earliest Information e. lJoci R0b't Walker
Of DiuwidIie county, Doct. David Walker Of Peters
burg Mr.. Boiling w. Walker Of Rchinond or to the
subscribers and on application TO either Of them,
may receive .iie above reward.
RlCH'D WALKER.
Jso. 50. eptf
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an CHANCERY---LoUlsA County Court, Jan
lith 1918.
George w. Edmonds blfE.
EgdfHst
WilIiam Thomas, Christian Dobbs < Henry Mar.
TN. dcfh.
The defendant VIM. Thomas not having entered
his appearance and given security sceording TO the
act oi Assembly aud the rules at this Court and il
appearing The sstisactio Of this Court that he is
not an nhahiiamt Of this State, the motion Of the
plaintiff by his counsclh is ordered that the said
defendant William Thomas do appear here on the
second Monday ~ April next and answer the bill oil
IL plaintiff, and that copy OF tais order be forth
With inserted in one OF the News-pape print
cd in the oly Of RehFuond for eight weeks success.
svely and posted ct IL front door Ofte courtAo
Of this county on come court day.
A COpv
Tes.s, JNo PoIEDExFER. C. c.
Jan. ~. wss
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~ FOR SALE,
L HAT beautiful fertile and valuable Estate,
JAMES TOWN.
The celebrity ct this estate ma,es It unnecessary to
give any description of 1.-THE Farm is now in com.
piete order, and the improvements in excellent re-
PAR. The subscriber will sell with this property,
thirty more
S l. II y T. S,
together With all the Stock and Farming Utensils,
Gc nov on the farm. For terms apply 10 Col John
Amber OF Richmond, or to the subscriberon the
premises EDWARD AMBLER.
january 2s. - eptf
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.NEGROKS 70 K. SAL r.

NEGROES 70 S.4L r..
5sY Virtue of decd OF trust executed to the sub
40 scrber, by the late Doct. james T. Hubbard
on the 18th March 1909 to :. debt due Jesse
Eigginbotham, and of record in the County Court
OF buckingham, will be sold to the highest bid.er
for cash, Tuesday the esd February If fair if not
the next fair day, at the residence of the late Doct
Hubbard the following negroes viz. Caesar, Rose,
Stephen, Jim, Frank. aaron, Polly & Fanny, with
their increase--The subscriber will convey such
title only, as he has under the said deed.
JOHN c. PAGE.
Feb. IL. ids.
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coLUMBLA.N HoTEL.

nedr Shockc. Hare house.
y G'EE Sobsc,itcrrcspectfully informs her friends
IL ant the publ. that this establishment 10 kent
up 10y her, and that the accommodation will he as
heretofore.
u, stect attention to all such rs may favor he,
w',h then custom, she hopes to meri, receive tie
pstroure- OF the i,,,h,s.
>. SIX or eisat seateel Boarders, can be &C.
conmodated.
Jan. es.
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NOTICE.
4 III. person. having claims against Samuel Battle
1 = a'ed. la;eof Starry County, are requested 10
make ,nen known, that prov ision may be made for
their discharge, aud all those indebted are notified
that immediate payment will be expected.
CHARLES II. GRAVES, -9lmr
with the will annexed.
Feb. 10, ~
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NJ O'T1CE.--The following notes were enclosed
- to subscriber in Octobes last, from Nor
toik, but have never come to haul any nforma
ton of them will be thankfully received
a. u. Venable to w. b. Seldom Bills Nav 9th,
1895 SlO0.
7. Newton D-56S March Cd
1905 100.
r. 4. Leo Bias May 18th,
1901 90.
D--4i9o Jan. 9TH,
1907 10
- w. wright Cape Fear f155 July sth,
1910 9.
JOSEPH STROTHER,
Woodstock.
reo' o. 6tp
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Manchester. Feb. 10. nd,

NHtO aDLcs seats TOT Mills or Manufactures.
that require force of water.--The Upper An
pomattox Company have from their canal in and
near Petersburg, Virginia, upwards of one hundred
feet TALL of water; divided into ~, Il and 90 feet
tails. hey have also the necessary isa. ior III.
sue .. 'ins anu Manufacturing housee, which they
wish to let or dispose Of The subscribers (whs are
managers for the company propose to met m Pc
tersburg on the second NJ onday in Aprl newt fo,.
the purpose of disposng OF the water IL ia ernecf.
ed that on the day following Mt IL o'clock, the ms
nasers VIII meet at the basin aud let some stuat;on.
TO the highest bidder. The terms on which the ma
nagers wish TO dispose OF the sitea may he more mar
tculariy known after the first of March next, by IN
p'eaton to Daniel L. Allen. clerk for the combapy.
residing in Petersburg
The subscribers are disposed 70 give every en.ors
rasenent in their power to manufactures of Cotton
and Wool, and particularly the carding aud spinning
of W ool and the fullins of Wooden Cloths
There is already erected the Locks, Ssw-f;ll.
and small Grist-Mi., which We propose to lease for
one or more years; and whcA will be very conyen;
snt to those who may be about to erect badipf A
the Locks Oh the Canal.
10 those who are unxc9uained with this situation.
the subscribers believe they may say thu, there H.
! none more eligible in this country
Situated at the Ieaa Of tide water--st the martes
TOR an extenGyc back country, well on the river
Appomattox MS Oil he South and West of Peters,
burg, and afordin to this country market 90 mile.
nearer than Richmond, ts only rival.
The subscribers further state. Shat fer the w,pA
o' sniheient number OF Mills at Petersburg a la,p.
quantity OF beat 10 carried from the souih of Az
i"inRttox to Richmcnd although the roads are muet
worse, ana the distance furtlsr than 20 Petersbure,
aud IS to the convenience in ynxking ubinmsn,s IS
Fear 1t 10 believed that Petersburg has every aJ.
vantage which is possessed by Richinond. "A-
EDWARD DILLON,
JOHN GRAMMAR
EDWARD MUiIFORD
RICHARD II. VENABi.E.
r., 90 THO a. NORTON.
reoAa'! IL. ,-- 2awFxM
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kuFTEEN DOLLARS Reward-Ranawsy froT.
n the subscriber the LIST of last month, a negro
man named OLIVER, of a very dark complexion,
about feet inches high about so o. IS years of
age, stout and well made, slightly ptted with tn.
small pox his clothing was white Virginia cloth
double-wove, round jacket and pan,aloons filed
in with wool 1t is highly probable that the said
negro will make for either Rishmond, Petersburg
or Norfolk, he is well acquainted in all of those
places and wasaccustomed to frequent there rs a
waterman some years ago. If any person will
apprehead the said negro, and deliver him to IN e in
Lunenburg County Va. or secure him in Jail so that
get him again, shall be entitled to the a.
have reward. in addition &c What The Law allows.
HAYNk HATCHETT
Lunenburg County Va. Feb IL. 1aw6wp
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January S

"ILL Be Sold, TO the highest bidder, for cash
w on the Sth of March next, at Northumber-
land courthouse, very valuable Tract of Land
called FontH, containing 1000 acres, and situated
in Northumberland county, about four miles from,
the courthouse. This situation CONN ands am ex.
tensive water-prospect, well as all the advantages
to be derived from the salt water.
The subscriber deems it proper to mention, that
this land win be sold under the encumbrance of a
Dover, and OF two claims, instituted in the Federal
Court, which claims. if granted, will amount to
more than the value OF the land
WILLIAM GORDON.
North'd. county, Feb. 10. wtds
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HIS 10 to forswaru all persons from taking an as
n signnent of a note from me to elijah May, for
the of five hundred dollars, dated the 5Oth OF
January 1918, and made payable and negotiable at
the Bank Of Virginia, 60 days after date as the
said Elijah May has imposed boy OF bad character
On the subscriber.
EDWD. GARLAND.
Louisa, Feb. d. 2aw4w