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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-07-26
June z, 1915.

winch IS now drawing in The CITY Of
Philadelphia, and is by far the
most hattcring Scheme now
before the public - ~
There are, besides the prizes above men
Toned, great many of 5e0--2o0-Ioo-5o
dollars, &c. &c. and not two blanks to nrizs
The large prizes are yet in the wheel, and IA .
drawings Continue rcgularis ttw:ce i week.
Tickets, halves and quarters, in variety of
$numbers, may be had at S. Pleasant's Book
Store, Rlchmond, where regular list of the
drawings will be received, and tickets examin-
cd gratis prize tickets in former Lotteries
received in payment Orders from the com, -,
post paid enclosing the cash, strictly atten i.
cd TO, and the earliest information given of the
tickets
Junel7. .c
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-07-26

Matter cfJaet Aneedose.--During ye pre-.
sent blockade of New London, the Celebrated
d.. +. ~, OF Hartford, Con- made visit To
the former place with the view IF examining
the state of tbe Notifications, &c While there
he cohcludeito deliver discoyrse-a crowded
audience attended, principally composed of the
soldiers & sai7Nrs on duty tbere The DR.. took
for his text BAR God, aEd honor the King. %
In the course Mis- sermon he had frequent &C
casion o repeat Ne Nords ofhistext. One ofthe
sailors belonging to tbe Macedonian was OBJ
rerved to be, veryfeyhess at length, on the DIR.
once more repeating the words T" Honor the
king" tie tan coJft no longer restrain his in
dignation, surprising the doctor alluded to the
king Of Engla,f he rose up and audib.y ex-
claimed, Z" Fear God, and honor the Congress,
but let the Mig s.lons ;" at the same time look
ing very aHgrny at DE preacher. The Audi
ence were much agi,aed, and an orderly SER
geant stepping up to fhe gallery ordered the
sailorto be quiet or hs would turn him out of
the eliurch-,he sail Or sternly replied, "By
J-7-s if he Lubber says so again, Pll pull him
out Of his bunk"
> N. Sersey Essex Patriot.
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aOBB {!
April 1

VNTAS STOLEN on or about the 18Th of A
w pril last, from the side box Of Wagon
belonging to Zachariah Riddle, who had the
same for conveyance to my family in Fittsylva.
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ALL GOODS.


JUST imported in the ship Georgiana, and
brig Aurora from Liverpool,
500 Packages of Goods,
and by the next arrivals the subscriber expects
the bsIanoe OF his assortment
Kendall Cottons, Superfne oths,
Rose bl"uSets, Manchestry,
Striped do. Sadlery.
Plans, Flannels, Ironmonesry.
Jerseys, Nails.
Bombazetts, Craes
Hats, Window Cl,ss
Cotton u Wool Cards, Meal Sleeves
ALS0--oN HAND,
Liverpool filed Sack Salt,
S Sss5, :. e. e. Eft S Ell.
Molasscs, " Bar Iron,
castings, Pepper.
Snuff, Inmbcr s,c e..
Ali Of which I'wish to sell for the best price
the Market affords. .sa.s
WANTED,
IL, 600 Sterling Bills
ON ENGLAND.
1000 Spanish Hides,
JUST RRcEInED
no n RENT
LARGE
Fire-PrOof Warehouse
.A7 RocKeTTs.
CHARLES WHITLoCK.
Ill u YKLN N 50
IN @]<aRHTsD
RAZVR STROPS.
For sale at this Ode e.
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-'@
SAMUEL q. ADAMS

SAMUEL g. ADAMS,
is now receiving by the Oliver Ellsworth from
Liverpool, and tb<saily frpm Eew-York, gen
eral as sortmepfof ~
Hardware, Ipnu1egery,
' Cutlery aud Sadd3efyE also,
90 Barrefs4.fver or Tanners Oil
100 Gallons Whale do.
8 Tons Nova Scotia Grind Stones,
2 Pair Esopbus Mill Stones, & 4 10 feet,
Cast Steel, Nails, Nail Rods, Bar and
Sheeted Iron.
An assortment of Military Goods, and An add-
tonai supply best Dutch Boiling Cloths, and
one Philadelphia Gig and Harness, which are
offer ed for sale on moderate terms.
r. shmontl, Dec. z, 1912.
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BY Authority

~ y O.Ul
1898 blanks. Not BLANKS to Prize.
5000 Tickets at $3.50 900
SrATIoNARY PRIZES.
FIRST 200 Blanks, each IS
t1rst drawn No. on the 9Th,
10th. llth * 18th days, each g sal
First on the 18th, 1000
rTst OH tue IIih, 1O0C
eirsu on the 2otn, 10000
Aliprizes subject to deduction IS Der
cent. payable 90 days after the drawing is e.
nished
200 Tickets &c be drawn on each day of draw
ing.
The foregoing scheme is now offered to the
public in pursuance of an. act of the Legisla.
ture, passed the session of1810--l1. The sub
scribefs having received from the Commissi.
oners OF William K Mary College transfer OF
their authority to raise certain sum Of money
by Lottery heretofore offered to the public the
Ninety Number Lottery, which having failed
TO meet with patronage-this Scheme is now
offered to their consideration, affording to adj.
venturers great advantages in addition to the
iaudable purposes to which the money arising
therefrom will be applied. The subscribers.
transferers, assure the public that all prizes
drawn in this Lottery shall be punctually paid
SIMON BLOCK,
SIMON BLOCK, jr.
Richmond, May 10, 1918. If
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New Books.

JUST REcBIVED AND FOR SALE sr SAv'I
PLBAsAM1'S, RICHMOND.
Magee on Atonement aRi Sacrifice.
Owen on Spiriiuai-Aiindedness
Jenk's Devotons.
Davies's Sermons.
Guide to Christ, Sssf compiled for the helm of
Young Ministers BY S. Stoddard.
SCOTS Famhy-skie.. yolk 9th, octave.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-02-19

fROPosALs by Benjan,ia Tanner e Jaiess
Ue5ster, for publishing by subscription, II
rRINI. representing the engagement between
The American Frigate United States, Commolore
Decatur, aud the british Frisate Macedonian, Cap
tam Ca''ien-Frnm an original Picture by Nj. Tao
mas B'rch, Fellow of the ooorty OF Artists ct tl.e
United Stales,an'l Pennsy!yana Nes,i-mci.n--Crom
details ct The action given 6y Commodore Decatur
CONDITIONS.
The proposed prin'- slnl be en sravei in the best
style, BY b. Tanner, Fellow OF the Society oil Artists
OF the United States.
The Plate shall be twenty-eigbt by twenty-five in
ches.
frce to subscribers will be dollars fifty
cents, plain. ami ten dollars coloured.
The additional price for framing and glazing in a
handsome style, will he fourteen dollars.
To non-snbscribers the price viii he eight dollars
fifty cents, plain, and eleven dollars et,our-,l
The publishers respectfully assure the puhic that
the VII spare no EXPENSE to make the work wfrti,v
OF tacir attention Mos, probably the print wa. b,.
ready i"r deliver, eary ia the ensuing sprng.
The above cSyin>ipg Will he II ennpAnom 10 the
pr,nt at the engagement between til. -Cons,.,inn
anu ''uerr'sre nov p1',sl,ing ~ James Webster
II The scpr right secured.
February is. Iavsm
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-02-19
FIFTY DOIIAps pp1rbn

OST between the residence of John w. Tom
~ III esq. ana the town OF Newcastle, in fIano-
yer county, Va, on Sunday the oath of January. a
Red covered Pocket-Book Almanaek. containing
Is Notes OF SO dollars each on the Branch of the
virginia Bunk, fredericksburg: also another Note Of
one hundred dolls. on the Virginia Bank. The notes
on the Virginia Bankwere lately reraitted nv mail
from Norfolk. They cut in too and are passed
together with small slip of paper. Their numbers
viii shortly be known from my correspondent il
Norfolk, and shall then be given to the public.
There was also check drawn by D. A. Smith
cashier: OF the Mechanics bank of Baltimore FOR.
$40 "a cents dated Nov. 1919, on the cashier of
the Farmers bask of Fredercksburg in favor of r.,
zeslei Levy which cheek is now endorsed over "a,
me by said Levy's administrator Moore F. Tom,in.
and the certificate OF the said Tomlins quaIifcatior
Is written thereon by the clerk OF Richmond Cour,.
y.
MY name is written on the red covered book a.
aforementioned. Any information concerning the
hnding OF said book, it made to ]. w. Tomlin esq.
near Newcastle will be speedily communicated TO
me-
VINCENT BR.FNfR.HE.
Feb. 6. Richmond county .tn
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NOTICE..
Department of State

DeParf7nent Of STATE.
- :. February G, 1915.
>, Alien enemies arriving within the limits Of the
United states from foreign countries, are immedi-
atey ON their arrival, to report themselves to the
Marshal OF the u States, p his de ,uty, for the
district within which they may be landed
NO Ahen enemy can hereafter proceed from a
port or place within district of the United
states. to port place within another district of
the same, by land Or water, without Special Pass
portfrom the Marshal or from the collector of the
customs, as the case may be.
Alien enemies permit ed to travel from one dis
trict OF the United States to another district there
OF, are forthwith on their arrival to report them
serves TO the Marshal, to whom they are to exhibit
their passports -,
The Aiarshais and the Collectors of the Customs
OF the several districts of the United States are mr.
ucn'ariy charged with the execution of the proyis-
ions of this notification.
90 Printers authorised to publish the law,
OF the Union, are requested is insert the ure-
ceuins notice three times in their respective pa-
pers. ""
Feb. IS. a.
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wM.MUNFORD, C. II. d.
Feb. 18th, 1853.
Passed the Senate.
THS0. HANSFORD, C. s.
If.dRSkI.Ai,s .N-ALE.


virtue OF decree OF the Court % the United
Z > States for the fifth circuit in the Virginia Dis
rict, IN suit therein depending, wherein Thomas
P'nkerton and D,niel Bell, assignees OF Donald and
Burton are plaintiffs. and Samuel Shelton and lso-
bert Morrison and Mildred his wife, which said Sat-
nuei and Mildred are administrator anil administra-
riN OF Clough Shelton deceased, who one OF the
partners ct Ciough Shelton " CO., late merchants
and partners, and OF Shelton Winfrey snd company,
likewise merchants and partners, the said Robert
Morrison and Mildred his wife. in right Of the said
Mildred, who widow and relict oil the said
Clough Shelton decd, Cieily a. Shelton, Maria C..
Shelton, William Shelton, Nelson +. Shelton ARK.
Others defendants, in Chancery, pronounced on the
Sth day of June 1910.
UfLL RE SOID
TOR ready money, at public auction 10 the highest
bidder, at the dwelling house at the said Robert
the twenty-ffth dav al F-hruary next,
900 ACRES or LIND.
lying IN The eann'y of merst with MI the Houses
and other improvements thercon--snd also the iul
loving
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-02-19
ELOPED

ELOfEO,
IN the Sd June 1912, from the Subscriber. 70 a.
" ding within two miles of Campbell court-house
negro man named Stephen, of dark mula ITO
complexion, about % or 2S years of age, five feet
six or seven inches high and stout made Ii ouesti-
look. ~ ~
He was raised in Northumberland. near the cour,
mouse In the Northern Neck, of Virginia, where he
most probably has escaped to: but has been living
Tor several years past in Brunswick county, and last
with MT. James j. Harrison, OF whom the subscri-
Der lately purchased him and may possibly be still,
lurking in that neigh5orhood
70 AS he is somewhat of Shoemaker he NAV ar
tempt TO pass as free man. and work at that trade
thirty dollars reward will be given for apprehepd-
or Fifty dollars, if delivered to me.
Any person who may apprehend him, will please
give the earliest information to Deet. Rob't Walker
oil Dnwiddie county, Doct. David Walker of Peters
burg, MIR. Boiling NJ Walker of Ricbmond, or to the
subscriber; and on application TO either of them.
may receive the above reward.
Jan. so. -
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Jan. &c.

ASPER ROBBINS. S4DDLER. a. d. -
- OF the Golden Saddle, next door to Messrs r.
Nelson X Co. main street. Rchmond re.ras,s,n ~
informs his friends and the pubic in general that he
mas now on hand, SaaaIery Of almost every ,iescr;n
uon' both plated and conmon---also Wilma Cane.
S Ir.unSs, Brushes, Plumes, Suspehders, Morocco
SKINS, side Leather, Boat Legs and Ro,indnps and
a number OF other articles in his hne, which he wiz
sell low for cash. The SADDLE and Harness Mak;ny
business he eonth ucs to carry on in all its various
orahches' Ills strjt attention and long exrer;eno.
in business he hopes viii merit share of he nns.
lie patronage. VIC f'"'
Any orders left will be punctuaIy attended to. and
executed in the ncatest manner. ~ ""'
February 4. .e
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k'ok rent or lease, the estate of Greenspriup If,
u James City county, situate about n mile skovr
James Town. on James River and about seve, mile.
from Williamsburg. D., the premises are an eycel
ieat mansion, out-honses s. fine orchards The Ind
IN os,uvauon good and AN extensive range for hogs
MT. Nc Cand.''', who at present resides at Sreeu-
spring will shew the premises 1t will be leased ar
rented on very reasonable terms to a respectabIe.
tenant, by applying to Gavin Corbin esq. Kinp',
CreeS, fork river. There about so acres. nut
down IN wheat last Fall and there is cuiicieucy of
ground in hne order for extensive crop of corn.
Data Ss the ensuing season. Possession will be Civ
en- INN diately.
Feb. s.
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A LII persons having claims against the estate of
~ Capt. Nathaniel Anderson decd. late of a ~.
ium, Albemarle County, are requested to bring
them forward to the subscriber for settlement and
payment those indebted to the estate are earnest
~ requested to make arrangements for the dis.
charge their respective balances as the ,;tn,t;
OF the Estate will not admit of indulgence
CHRISTOPHER HUDSON, Exr
of Nathaniel Anderson decd.
Mountain, Abemarle County, Dec %. w1ewp
fOR sale, at Wallis Medical Store ON Shockoe
ini' nearly opposite the Swan-Tavern, gene.
raj assortment OF Genuine Drugs, Medicines, Paints
Oil, Dying Wood &c. sc. &C. "
Also, Four Barrels Clover Seeds, of Last years
growth.
Jan. 27. 49,
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Iausun

cETER LIE TELLIER DENTIST. continues
to practisS in the different branches OF his pro-
lesion, e. Extracting teeth, cleansing and rssor.
ing them their natural elegance sait;oy r,;6;al
ones so AS to be useful ~ well as ornamental and
plugging the deeayed cavities OF such a, can be pre-
served. - Il =
Apphcauons wiii be attended to at his Fathers
next door to the Penitentiary Store on the Hill.
january 5. o,,y,f
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Jan. so.

VHE Subscriber tenders his services to his friends
IL and the pubick commission merchant He
will also receive country produce SIC. on storage ON
the most reasonable terms at the Lumber house
occupied by Mr.. Frederick Clarke next door to
Mr. flames Hatchison's fronting the Basin
RIO. NJ. PULLIAM.
Jan. Q. aawtf
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HIS is to forewarn all persons from taking an al
- Segment OF a note from me to Elijah NAV, for
the sum OF five hundred dollars, dated the s0th of
January 1878, and made payable and negotiable at
sn : 2 n OF virginia, 90 days after date the
SAID Elijah May has imposed boy of bad character
on che subscriber.
EDWD. GARLAND
Louisa, Feb. 4. eawaw
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'Opy.
WILLIAM B. MATTHEWS, d. G.
TO RENT

T'O RENT,
A ND possession given the 5rd Of next nsy, the
"A Tavern at present occupied by Maj Hugh Dn-
Wis, called the Planters Inn containing about an a.
of Land, lying nesry in the ccntre of the city of
Richmond For further particulars, apply to Mai.
Davis the subscriberwho wishes also to construct
for the laying OF about 800 perch q Stone in a Mn
House and Dam. the SoutbnHns River, Louise
county, near Anderson's Bridge.
GEORGE ~. TRUEHE.fRT.
February \. NSw
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COLUNBI6.W 10 TEL.

near Mock0s Ware house.
'ENdE Subscriber respectfully informs her fienss
n and the public that this establishment ia Kent
heretofore. WIN NC 40
ny strict attention to all such as may favor bevs
Win teir custom, she hopes to merit & receive tbs
patronage of the public. us
r. >. SIX or eight gsnteeI Boardere, can be Az.
eommodated. "~
Jan. &c.
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oTlCE--The Subscriber as Admir-. de bouis
y non with the VIII annexed on the Estate. ~
the late Gen. James Allen Bradley requests all per-
sons inheote't, to come forward * settle the amount
due. as the situation CT the estate will not admit of
indulgence; those to whom the estate is indebted
are requested To make them known that provision
may be made for their payment. -
RI COOKE.
Bacon's Castle, s,rry, Dec 10. wifi
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TEN DOLLARS REWARD.

TEN DOLLARS REWARD.
nESERTION--Bobe Barbour a Frenchman
EB who sa soldier IN the arny Of the United
States deserted from Capt Riolrod Poard's re-
cruiting party in this City the 9Th inst. aged IS
years, five feet eight nine inches high OF fair com
plexiOu, light hsir, blue eyes aud by trade a car
penter, all persons forwarned from harborin 2
or employing him they shall be dealt With as the
law Directs. Whoever viii apprchend the said de e
scrtcr and deliver him 70 me or any officer in the
service OF the United States will be paid reward
81 ten dollars.
CLEMENT WHITE.
1st Lieut. 4Dth Rcgf.
u. States Unity.
Feb -. w4w
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ROSCOW COLE
BEES leave toreturn his thanks to his friends and
customers, for the liberal and extensive encourage
ment he has received in his mercantile transactions
and respectfully inform. them, that having purchas-
ed the valuable and well selected
STOCK OF GOODS,
belonging to the late firm of Cole & Henderson of
this city, he offers them for SALE at his store
adjoining the courthouse square, moderate term
for cash, produce, punctual customers On shor.
credit.
Williamsburg, Feb. 4. w4w
O. A few bushels of fresh Red Clover Seed, and
Is barrels of best quality (Surry) Apple Brand
just received, and will be sold on moderate terms
r. O.
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DISSOLUTION.

DISSOLUTION.
EE F. it known to all whom it NAV coneern tba,
AS the Mercantile House of
COLE e HENDERSON,
was dissolved by mutual consent on the first instant
All those having claims against said concern are re-
guested to present them for settlement and all those
indebted either by bond note or open account. are
earnestly solicited to come forward without DELAY
and make payment.i
ROSCOW COLE,
JAMES HENDERSON.
Williamsburg, Jan. 2S. w4w
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NUyYFO RD's RKPORY8

65UyVFO RD's RKPORTS
Holm ". JONES, hiss the pleasure Of Offering
~ the gentlemen Of the Bar. the FIRST volume If
MUNFORD's REPORTS.
being continuation OF the Virginia Reports, thro
October Term, 1910.
--ALSo--
BNilentine on the Statute of Limitations.
Crapch's Reports Vol. 5th.
January Is, ep2s&iaw1m
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SLAVES.

and the increase of the females Of the same if any,
VIZ Grace. Mary, James. Ben, Dinah, Agg, Cioe,
Tom. Simon, Fanny, Adam, Cicly, Alice, Mel, Mi.
me, Nancy, Newhin and Neal, to raise certain sums
of money in said decree mentioned.
WIN. MANN, u. NJ. for
ANDREW MOORE, NJ. vi
January
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MALUABLE se.ls for Mil. Or Mannr.--a-.--

u hhOABLE Seats for Mills or Manufactures
'hat require force OF wster.-The Upper Ap.
Pomautox Company have Fl ON their canal in and
near Petersburg, Virginia, upwards of one hundred
feet isl OF water; divided into H. Ii and 90 foe.
tails They have also the necessary land tor the
site OF Mills and Manufacturing houses, which t,av
wish 10 let or dispose OF. The subscribers (whe are
managers Tor the company propose to met ot po.
tersburg on the second Moithay in April next e.
TIE purpose ct dsposIng Of the water 1T is exnee,
ed that on the day following at IL O'clock th no
hssers WIZ meet at the basin and lea some situations
to the highest bidder. The terms on which 1s -
nAsers wish to dispose OF the sites may be mo, nor
teularly known after the first of March next by am
plichtion to Daniel H. Alles, clerk for the com1sn,
residing in Petersburg.
The subscribers are disposed to give every e,oor
rsgement in their power to manufactures Of Cote,
and WeOl, sad particularly the oardnp and sninn;ne-
OF Wool, and the fullng Of Wooden Cloths
There is already erected at the Locks, Sav.Mill.
and small Grist-Nlill, which ne propose 10 lease &.
one or more years; and which viii be very conven;
ent TO those who may be about to erect bndinys ~
the Locks or on the Canal.
To those who are uoaequainted with this situation.
the subscribers believe they may say tho, fber. 4,
none more eligible in this country
otaated At the head Of tile water--at tbe yrerk.t
Tor al e1tensse back country, 80 well on the river
APponsttox as on the South and Yves, If Peters.
burg. aud aifording 20 bs country g trarle, on -
nearer than Richmond, itl only rival
he subscribers further state that for the want
OF sufheient number Of Mills at PETERSBURG large
quantity OF Wheat is carried from the south of AS
pomhttox TO Richmond, Ithoneh tie roads are muen
wors", and the distance farther ,han % Petersburg
Aud rs to The ccnvenieso, in making shipments IL
Flour, il is believed that Petersburg has every adj
vantage which is pos'essed by Richmond.
EDWARD DILLON,
JOHN GRAMMAR.
EDWARD MUNFORD,
RICHARD ~ VENABiR.
THOs. a. MORTON.
February 1o QawFNv
=
INHE sna.riler, keen eon.,an,lr on Id q.
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.MEGRoESxoR SALE

NEGROEST'OR sale.
sS Virtue Of deed of trust executed to the sub.
y scrher, by the late Doct. James T. Hubbard
on the 18th March 1909 10 secure debt due Jesse
h'Ssmhniams and of record in. the County Court
.; buckingham, will be sold 10 the highest bidder.
to" cash, iues'iey the 2sh February, il lair il no,
the next iair day, the residence OF the late beet
Inhhsri The 'o,lo~ng negroes va. Ceasar, Rose.
o'e;''e', ''", frank. .faron. Polly Y Fanny, viii,
,hcir Increase The subscriber vii, convey srch
utie only, as he hssunder the said deed
JOHN Z. PAGE. q
re"- 'S' uls.
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Feb. ~.

ofiCE.-The following notes were enclosed
~ tot,e subscriber in October last, from Nor
.g'H' nn, nave n,,sr come to hand any iniorma-
ton OF them win be thankfully received.
a. IL. Nensoie to w. IL. Seldom Bits May 9th.
1905 500.
r. Newton D-56s March 81
1875 ino.
II. T.. Ice B-eis May i7,h.
1901 -.
D--iioo Jan. 7t!.,
~ ten7 ~.
- 'isN Ca?e tcr 1i5Siuy 5,i,,
1870 3.
JOSEPH SrROTHER,
- 'r-i Uooistoct.
U. E~ 6p
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va subscribers have for sale the so,low.as srps
trunks Irish Linen, -
1 do. Piat,ilas 4,
! do Cotton. Silk * Wors,ed Hose
case Cotton lace and edgine
do. lawn
2 40 Cotton and Nuns Thread
500 sacks Salt
so crates Queens Ware
90 casks imported Nails
I do. 40 Bidders putty
do. 1000 lbs. Seine Irvine
do Ship dol
IL Kegs Allan
IL do. birthstone
tt. BRIDGES &c ROBERTSON -
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TsNfiE subscriber wishes to employ eight men in
d addition TO the present Night Watch, in the
city Of Richmond
Such only can come well recommended, as no.
nest, sober men, will be employed, and they win
receive for their services two hundred and eighty
FIVE dollars per annum, to be paid monthly. APP
picotion may be made to me at the Bell-Tavern in
the City of Richmond.
HENRY ROBINSON,
master IF Poliss.
fcb.6. et
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-02-19
.NOIICE.

.VOIICK,
{ IL persons having claims against Samuel Battle
I \ deed. IsteO Of Surry County, are requested 20
make them known, that PROV isicu may be made for
their disclAige, and all those indebted are notified
that Immediate payment will be expected.
CHARLES ". GRAVES, A1mr.
with the will annexed
Feb. 10. CT