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YTRGL.NTA.

4 T Rules holden in the Clerks Office Of the Suuc-
"a ricr Court ofClmncciy lor tie Richmond District
the ist DAY NJ August 1919.
Richard Morris, T9X
AeAINsT,
Cevicrs Duke, WiiIam Mills, executor Of Chev!u~
Swift. Richard Keeling Tyler and Mary Chevicrs his
wife, ana Reuben NTH and Elizabeth lis tic lc,,.
tees aud distrhutess ofChcviers Duke also Hardin
Dpke, Amy Pettus widow OF Samuel Overton Pet
tis Ambrose Madison and Martla his wife, Tho
mae Swift and Harriet his wife, WjlIiam Swift AID
Hcbceca his wife Pottce and Charles Thompson al
Tninistrstnrs John Hswkias and Mary his wife,
burnley Duke, Annoy Baker widow of Samuel Ba.
kcr, Ihomas swirl son of Thomas, William Smith
ard Anne his wife, Gabriel PondeNter and Mary
his wife, Thomas Swift aud Peggy his VIE and
MARTIN Baker AMI Eilibeil, his wife.
TIE IEFEyN'D4yN'I' Gabriel Poindevter snd
Maiy his VIZ ang Thomas Swift son of William and
Peggy his wife Rot having entered their appearance
and scep security according tie Act of Assembly aud
the linies NJ this Court and appearing Nv satisfactory
evidence hat they not naltin'sof this country
n is Ortiered, That the s''d Defendants do alpcar
here tic f's Jay of the term and answer tic
hill Of the plaintiff md thu, copy Of this order nc
forthwith inserted in some newspaper published in the
City Of Ricf 1wd, for two months successivcly ard
posted at the front door o te Capitol IN the said Civ
Copy. Tesfe,
WI w. IIENiNG.o.o.
Sept n. vs.
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Spt.t7
PFTGT.VI.f % qoif .
IN CFANCFPY.


Z TaCo'irt he'll for Al5emarle county the fifth day
"a ufSeps. ISL
Lucy Ciarkscr widow ard rect of David Clark de
ceased, md lioiiy Caf>son, OF the children an,
legatees of the said Dawn! Cirkson deceased,
- Plaint:Cs
John Watson, administrator Of David Clarkson decd
Nancy and Elizabeth CiarSson infant children and.
lesstres oi the saN, David, by John Watson, their
guardian, appointed nv the to defend the said in
Rants, IN this ca'lse, and Morton Clarkson.
D.,cnolant.
THE defendant Morto5 Clarks.,n no; bavn,, en,s,d
os appearance and gwen security according 10 The ac
d Assembly aud the Rules of this Court and il annea,
ing to the satisfaction thu that the said Morton
Garrison n not an inhaEant OF this country On mosn
or the conplaIaants, by their counsel IN is o,>Ie,,s
HAT The said defendant do appear here on the first day
OF The November term next, and the hill ofte
compartments and thu, copv OF this order he FORTH IA
inserted IA some newspaper publisicd in the CITY of
iIchmol, for two months successiyeiv. and posted at
be iront door OF tue cuurt-osc of this county for tl,e
Ike period.
copy Tcste,
JOHN NICHOLAS, &C.
NIIRGiNIA At KGIes holden in IA. CLERKS -.
fee OF the Superior Court OF Clanccry for the
Richmond DistIirt, the Isl day oil July, 1911:
James Kinsolving, P,tG
Against
George Miller administrator Of Thomas Miller, de-
eease Samuel Coalter and Elisabeth Ashley admins
Tatrix of Charles Ashley, decc,5sd, Defts
iot' Defendants George Miller, administrator OF
haymas Miller, deceased, and Samuel Coalter not
eo1ng entered their appearance and gilen security
Codng to the Act Og Assembly aud the Roles of this
tbut and It appearing by satisfactory evidence that
ley are MOI inhabitants OF tbs countryIt is Ordered
dila the said defendants do appear here on the first
tay % ,e next term and answer the bill of the plain
nif and that copy OF this order be forthwith inserted
n some newspaper published in the city OF Richmond
tor "o months successfully, and posted at the front
door OF the Carito, in the said city.
a Copy. Teste, s.
VIZ. w. HENcSG, C. c.
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90 tiftue ola Deed at Trust executed 10 me by
, Weston Alcock, I'd secure certain debts ti,erein
secried and the cost attending the execution of sail
deed-yNiil be sold 90 tn. irbest b;fdr or r,ai,.
money, on THURSDAY the FIRST d,v Of D"cen,scr. next
at Thomas Bunton's Tavernin Alhe,nare county two
valuable negro men slaves, J7CR6S S.7Tr.VT--Ac-
ting as trustee, Will convey the ti,lc such only
Oct. Is. ' ~ 4aI is.
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SEd7E or GEoPcL4,

q ZONES COUNT.
HEREBY revokea Power of itio.,ey, giv.u BY
Z ma 70 Edward 1anoy OF yow,a,sn County, Va *
warn AL persoas Interested to take d.e notice.
GEoRGr BARNES.
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ron SgLY.

m IRE office n Pifc5fe e. Truehearf.
q fhW Co.'rs ~ the .4R1ICLES or nan
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B1AEDNG -SCU00T.


'sTiE Subscriber respectfully iafrrs the public that
Z the school on his lane in Nj cklenbuir county on
tie road leading from Nilliamsboro,ii to s, Tarnna
ny, u miles from the former, and four from the ,dfe
and IL miles NV. Of Wsrrenton, viii be continued
the ensuing yer Huder the direction of MIR Jo,u f.
Forest the present teacher.
The new buildings for the Academy arc now com
Pietet and delightfully."- situated, convenient to an ex-
cellent sp.sg.
The year viii be divided into two sessions; Tie FIRST
to commence the irst MONDAY in January, and end
the second Thursday in jane. The second TO COM
mence the first Monday in July, and ED the second
Thursday in December. The price of tuition wall be
for the Eassh IS per session. and for the Latin Greek
aod Sciences 81 per session, paid in advance. The
price o. board will be $50 per snnum pail seni-anl
ally in advance. To these who furnish their own beds
it win be $50 The board may be discharged by corn
wheat, -four or pork at the market price. The Sub
scrber VIII accommodate 80 or - boarders
The Subscriber returns his sincere thanks to his
friends for the ihe,7, encouragement he has hitherto
met with and from his attention. and rom the tried and
appro'ed abilities and assiiuous application OF the tea
cher, and hopes TO merit continuance Gift
AeAsA PALMAl
NiecEieiibuFg va. Ncl ". Wiw
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CANr. CLarl.s CITY Cn.nt-fInrse Oct z 1911

CANir, Charles City Comt-fInuse, Oct 7, 1914.
I'm. Shelton, Setnnlel LcW5iEe, and 8 q Charlton
committee in 6ettl5f ofthc coulpanu
GEETLEMRN,
Your address o. to-day on Lchalfo OF he non
commissioned officers and soldiers composing tire Rich
mond Uuion Artillery under rho conIdand Of Cspt4n
Andrew Stevenson, has been source of pleasure
and o! Tain-plcasure, from tie assurance which YOU
give me OF the respect and election which Won enter
tain for and pain, tn reflection that shal no
longer have If in my power aid 10 aorlie YOU t!ose
comforts and privileges which You say you have cxpe-
rcDced under my command. SnfieC' me TO ree,yt
with yon the loss which the service has sustained in con-
sequence oftne indsP0sten &c Your excellent
Cemr'ander, and to express Dpc that he will shortly
be enabled by restoration OF his health to appear A.
gain at the head Ohis company. From the deposition
heretofore manifested by the officers and soldiers the
Rchmond Union Artillery, l am we'll assuie, that
wheneyerthey have an opportn ", they will he rea
dy to distinguish themselves well by their bravery
in the field OF battle, they have done by their good con-
ductwl''le underlny command Re pleased ccutemeuto
eudcrt 10 each of your comrades au afectionate fare
wei, aud accept for your lives my wishes for
your prosperity and happiness.
NOSES GREEN
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A.EJT ADVERTISEMENTS.
ATTENTION BLuESu,

NEV s1hF II "a lIsoI..uESf 1S.
ATTENTION BLUESu!
ENEDNESDAY the 10Th inst. is your muster ~
Square, precisely ut O'Clock r. Vi completely e,l,-
ped Inspection ofarms dress x every accouirc
inent will taSe place.
BY order OF the CAPTAIN,
WA BARlirr, Ord serst
Oct. Is. &
4 LLrcssons .l,atsnevermc = rchy forbid ,rom
hunting or otherwise trespassing nv baud at
tier peril, determined To resort 10 the law lot.
protection as;iinst all such assrcssions
JAMES GovAS.
. Hanovrrcmr,y, OctIs wswF
JONEfU II I.3ji(;TsVtg TJ.4IIIl .ILe SOY.
Z EAN!NG io,rsed eonneNio, ii, busncss inform
: 'he;ri;TciiGs ard ;he p,ir, that they have tax en-
the tenciGcat On the nlai;,-s'rct oc.ne Sal,ie G..
Atanss, where they intend II carry the business ri
iaIios II al lis branches. The hes, work in the nea-
est manner viii b" done IT the shortest Notice
FS---A suit ot clothes can b. made IA the short
space ~ six ii,rIrs.
(.oLiJ. #
PURSUANT to Decd OF Trust exec'itt,l i> a,,.-
rv6ca'say To aie GARY, ,n:' the benefit ~ Ed
nund nct eft and others. appointed
I" si the. estate of Abraham CtapreiI, decd, whici
has been duly recorded il. the County court os Che,
tereld, will an Ss;,,,lv TIC 10Th l,v of Nove,h-r
next. lie sold for cas-, t,c premises allow, n'"c-
vHvc acres ofan,. being yit ,if The tract A,i,a>o
Chapcc resided at the time ot ms death, also two
negroes, towi,:
DETR. MD JOIN,
or 60 'nnrh ofhe srl property as~iii Ie sncient n
forty three And half cent, with interest tc,ro.
r"'n the eSth ,lsv Of November last till rad nn,i ak
all costs attending the trust deed, from lis
meit throughout
NaIso~ Carr, h'i.'r p,
Chesterfield comfy, oc,.i5 u,,le
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NIIRCiNii.--At Rules holden in the CicyE's Omee
oithe superior Court ofChaneery g.. the R.cb
ncrd District, the FIRST Ia, Of July, 1871.
Robert Patton and William 4. Gregory, executors NJ
Seth Barton, deed. WHO SURVIVING partner Of
Barton Sz Fisher, It,
AHtfNsT,
Francis Conway, Henry Randolpl, Thomas Praroh.
executor of William Friend, deed, PetrrielA Far
var. executor Of John Fart8r deed, Boiling Branch
James RYAN, anti Cornelius Buck, aduni.lrator of
Archibald Campbell, deed MIA
he sare facas, awarded IN This corSc. not HAVING
been returned, executed on the deierdant Francis
CONWAY, and appearing by satisfactory evidence tl.at
he ani mn inhaJtant Of this country II r. of,t,r~L
that the s.id defendant DO appear here on the sr ,y
o the ncst term and shew against there,i,al
thereby sought and that copy OF this order be forth.
with Inserted IN some newspaper Published in the CITY
oi Richmond, for two months suceessyely, and posted
at the trout door ofthe Caption ia Che slid cts.
ACory Tegtc,
WI. W. HENINC;, g. g.
Oct. Is. wg.v
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EIecl.lenburg, va. Oct. II.

NTIRGiNIA.--At rules I,olcn in the Clerks Office of
the Superior Cont Of Chaneely for tlc Richmond
District, the LIST DAY Of july, 1874.
James N. Morris, surviving acting executor OF nuel
Overtnn, dssceased, plgi
AGAINST,
Rchd Anderson, Jas overtsn, Rcht Overto, 81 Mary
Burnley, late Mary Oyerto1, which said James Rich
ard : Mary are heirs at law of SamI Ovct;oi' decd
and Samuel Overton, j. resduary deysee OF the said
Samuel OYertou, deed Drns
The Drfei.-Iants James OTsrton and Richard Orer-
ton not HAVING ei,ered their appearance and given se
curly according the : CT Of scblv aud he I,nles
OF this Court, and it Appearing by satisfactory evidence
that they not inhebitsnts oftis country n IL or.
9ed That said Defendants do appear here su the
st day OF the next term add answer the TN OF the
Plaintiff and that copy Of hrs order be forthwith in
serted IN newspaper published n the city OF Rich
mond ortwo mouths s'lecrssyely, and posted ut the
From, door Of tIe Capitol 10 the said city.
A Copy. Tese,
Oct. -. way
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NOTICF-

nv q L r.
VA F. iaterd IN petition the Legislature during is
~ present session (tit shal, set srfiiciei length
of time !or tie transactions of otnar- business bu e
ro, ~ thcr reelar meeting y, Decerrhc nextN m a.
mend the act passed At the last Session Entitled ~
act to discontinue the Iusen,on Of obcco ~ Birds
=" Warehouse in The Ci;y of RicLr.ond and for otIer
"Durrces aG that the subscribers I,, h. allowed
their Salarcs fnrtweIve nens service rendered and
for which the aforesaid act has made no provision
NArRa1Trr. SrAsLEs,
TneS. R''RroS,
INSPECTORS az BIRDS Tdrehsusc
Oct. Is. wi
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OF FRRtTA.-In Maj. }. Robertson, RS reply to
the lst Bat Sth Reg inserted in Tuesdays Enquirer
at tic close Of the 9l par read "await You and be
with YOU in the b0i Of 6Gffie whenever tat hourslsl
arrive'
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FOREIGN.

From tie London Gazette, Of Jtily 80.
by II. Il. Hghness the Prince OF Wales, Regent Of
the United Kingdom Of Great Britain and ireland, in
he name and on the bchafof his Majesty.
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THE INHUMAN ENEMY.

The British are dead tn every sense OF
shame--they trample every rule OF homo
rable war, every principle OF civil cation
under foot. VISIT the Northern Nrck--be.
hold the rob1eries, the petty lar enies. TO
VIII CHI they resort. Houses stript Of their
cabins pilfered-S< Slaves
dragged on board their ships--inf4nts torn
from their parents, and parents torn from
their children. Ga CorOtonan estate a y,o
man hurried off III the pangS of chiid birth
the foreman forced away at the uuirt a
the bayonet, the bloody bayonet left behind
them--the whole plantation rung with the
skrieks of the sufferer Some day LAST
week it is said, the enemy landed in Nor
thumbsrland, and made a ne y sweep of Sc
verai miles. towards who steal upon II
in the night with their disciplined suies To
guide their Steps, who By at the least show
OF serious opposition +; do they expect "a
break dowu the spirit Of gallant people
Ii only rouses our citizens Cannot de
press Us. In militia are harassed, vet
they are brave. Ii vas only the other day
that of them on the margin of Cartet's
Greek resisted, & exchanged 0 rounds win
8 barges full of men, and armed with a
| swivel.
They are harassed--and we know NO
what new atrocities the enemy may yet have
IN store. The General Government ougt
| therefore to be prepared for them. Lee
hem Immediately organize a force oil
mounted rife rien and Tying artillery, 4
meet them on the sh res Of the KapyaEan
mock aod the Potomac.
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The ENQUIRER.
GLOKY-aGAIN.
sfhT11.


Again and again the beSm OF Glory meets us from
the Wave. S ali not rejoice Warrington
twine5 new laurel around the brow of hts country
The L'Eperuier, British sIoop, ours In Steele
L's, she rates 8 guns. but mounts 90 In the Sec
Rotary fthe Nays Official List, OF IN. lh March
asst, the sloop Peacock SO called after the one ts-
ken by the Hornet rates also at IL, but mounts
90. But what disparity in the execution OF tho
enemy killed, about 35 wounded--on our side, 8
wounded, not man killed !-Gal;snt tars, can we
desertye! Again and again we enquire and we
shal never cease TO echo the sentiment, shalt we
not honor the men who do honor TO us shall we
net support the men Who support their country
shall we suffer the conqGerOrs Of England to be ig-
ANONYMOUSLY torn from their eoiors aad Impressed
Into the service OF En- land
The P:aeock is netD oop. built since the war
She il Offered principally ON this State-War
r'ngton is from Virginis-NichoSon, her Ist Lieu
trnSnt, from Virsinia-The Two Carriers (bo,h Mid
saipmens we beleve) from Virsinia-Ni. sinia has
funiahed sons, who hare already shed iheir blood IN
inferior stations in the navy--We are proud That
abe has children, who, in the annals of cur navy
will share its Iustres with tie Of her sister states
In celebration of this victory Eedcral ss!ste was
yesterday fred BY the Artillery on the Capitol
Square, At the Reqsest of the Governor
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Philadelphia. NIey1t
.4LUAbLE LANrijS FOR S.5IE.
WISH II sel my Mn -.

III UAbLE L1NrijS FOR S.dIE
4 WISH TO sell my plantation in Augusta County.
on the South River, ten nils south OF Staunton
containing near 500 acres: $50 acres are cleared
~ OF whicn are meadow There is on said lard
good dwelling house Of brick, large barn the st
story Quilt OF stone, merchant mill enclosed with
stone house and brick still house
SO, another trac,, about mile distant, contain
lnS ABOUT 40 acres, With dwelling house. bsrn ard
good saw-miii 80 acres cleared & under coed fen
eea' IS OF which are meadow and more msy be-
made.
Also, 1900 acres, two miles distant from the lat.
ter unImproved. There IS an extensive hank o( l.
ron Ore on it OF sn excellent quality II has heen
trleo, and GOO seat for furnace convenient t. the
ore. he two first mentioned tracts are excellent
so>A tSrIn'' as they are contiguous to extsusiye
SHmIser range.
Any person wishing to purchase may know the
terms by applying 10 lae subscriber living On the
premises.
JACOB BARE.
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would give her fair opportunity OF amply
lying her means and sources of future mis-.
chef and calamity. If to Conquer cana
da is TO procore a peace, the sooner il is
done, the easier aud the better it will b,
for us. Every inch OF groudd we may pos
sess will be SO macy steps towards trea-
~ every place of Importance we may oc-
Cupy viii be Many points secured, ;and if
we prove our ability to take Canada, it will
be the best security for the future xDod con
duct of Great Britain. Considerations tor
the safety of Canada will serve to Check her
ambitious and rapacious temper, and when
ever She may be inclined to mmiL 4 w ronr
she will be very apt to reflect that we hold
Canada as hostage Tor inde mni1y and Sc.
curity.
1t we should be duped & deceived by her
promises and aruhccs-if We should stoop
To play and lose our time with the pokGen
alRrieS she may throw IN our way, we shall
lead them to believe and we shall prove
ourselves unable to make any impression up
Oh Canada, and belle ythg fiat 20 De perfect
iy Sale, she walt I. Ell ..o restraint from pru
dehce or policy in prosecuting her course OF
insults and injuries. IL we cannot take Ca
naoa now, is there any prospect of our be-
ing better able TO do So AFTER the ARMS
tice has expired Snan we be an, stronger
Few months hence Khan We are at the pre-
sent noment? Those who know the diff
,cultiss with which the administration and
tie II lends ut the war have had 10 conte nd
IA raising and supporting our army, viii be
very apt 10 think that there is neither time
nor treasure to be lost or wasted. Unless
there is the greatest moral certainty nf an
honorable peace being about to take place,
au armistice will be the most unsafe, un Use
and perhaps TIE most fatal measure that
could be adopted by the U. States. Every
thing to fear. nothing to hope, every thing
TO lose, nothing 70 gain.
Great Britain knows very we'll the terms
upon which treaty of peace can be easily
effected--An armis:ice will not increase be,
knowledge. nor Improve hcr tenDcr, but
1t viii Increase her means, and it may en-
sure her success.
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Fro". NE cMaRLESrox GAZETTE.

E%fraef II "a LcHer from our Corresbondeat Va,
., Savannah, dGted .iiiy 2, 1915.
~ p MEhtCAN BitIG PEAC JCK, Captain
WARRINGTON, has nd Jrned v,ns another mos,
Brilliant Laurel, 'bc Naval History of our Country
=, she has cay ID dsy- since. near this port,
His britannia ,eI,sty's Sloop at War, z Il x.
" x, o. Eighteen guns bot Mounting tw enty-
i~ot with Toll compliment Of foen after an action
o. 40 minutes-the EPERYlER was commanded
~ RICHARD Wales. The przc is nov coming
up ami ~ 40 haf hoir vii be O,nnsite ooe city
ne PEACOCk iook ont Of the EPERVIEH
w HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS IN
~ ot'it.; sud ordered her "a tor this Port 1t
".sS OLSON - tie PriSs-rosstsr. The KPHHVI
= leo nebl'ued Ghd between so and 40 woun
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LIKE EKJE

:nurray, Draper, Fair1san s. J. Ue6ster,
EeESPECFFULLH inform the public. that the
d g. drawings Representing ia Victory on
LAKE ERIE,
are now completed h in the hands Of the Engrsver
l nose persons DESTROYS pstronizing The r. grsv-
nss may nave an opportunity NJ seens the original
drawings at TIE house of c. Murray, 10 Ssnson-st.
Hntii the 18th inst
~ B-EVery exertou will be made by the pub
'sners to have the works completed s8on AS pos
sible.
JAS. WEBSTER
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B.4a.K Of YTRcEN1s.
RICHMOND PhNiTENTIAKY-

s{NoR SALE, ~ this pisee, u variety CT Mnnufas.
Il lures which will be sod low for cash or bar
tered Tor raw materials, amongst w.ch are several
.hoasFnd pounds Of scrap IroB suitable for repis-
ing tools oil husbandry, at four cents per pound Al
So several hundred pousds OF Scrap Steel At i-2
cents Iron and BrSss mounted Crates, Wroug.,k
Cut Nails, Axes, Hoes. Chains and Hinges, VI
c,herent kinds, Collars Hames, Back and Belly :
B%nds and complete sets OF Carrisse sad Cart
Tear, Bed Cords, Leading Lines, Seine. H. snd
Wrapping Twne, Tow, Spun Cotton, {. Tn cal,
Vsrioss Kinds OF Carpenters. Cooper's aud 81. OK.
smiths Work, as well most kinds of Les,her
work, done here the shortest notice fo. Cns:o,a-
era--Fre Buckets, Shoes, Boots and 30 Zee :.
some OF which, that hsve been some time on Asnd,
WI be sold at reduced prees-Several hundred
Ps'r OF Shoes suitable for soldiers, and lately made
Oh tbe best materials and faithful uorkm ansbip wiz
De sold Wholesale, on very small proht--CIuth of
d'herent KINDS for sale, or woven for cupomevs-
hiso Tor sale and transportation, likely negro
NEE, one distiller, about 20 years DID, the other
esspentcr about So and several ssSes put into the
fententiary Tor safe-kesping and sale AL persons
having claims against the Penitenta-y are reouest
ed to bring them forward for payment
Wm' CAMPBELL, Keeper g .1ge1t
NAV list
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t"uFteefon, .IldI z
bordeaux. taken.
EXTRACT or A LETTER. DATED

EXTRACT OF LETTER, DATED
S.IF-j.N.N.9U, .Jidy lar, 1915.
- Yesterday the :hooRer -iidaS, Capt. THoMr-
SON, arciver, in ~ days from Bordeaux. Capisia
nj. bad 10 come away enapty, aud Soihout his pa
nc-s, the British Sveie IN possession Of tie C-
~, which surrendered Dithoat hriRe u Saa. o.
h's passage here, Capt. Il. to1k SIX Vessels, I'VE
which he burnt, and gsve up the 6,h TO the p,,snn-
krs--he ,o,k ct little vine and dried fruit
kS-al the Others were in ballast "
.Savdnrah May 8.
kr;red NJ this rort on Saturday, the fast siding
letter OF Narque sehr. MIDAs, Thompson, corl-
rAsnier being the only Amer,sn vessel Jeff at Boz
deaux wh-n The G-ainpus sailed.
Capt. L. en- his hoinewsrd PASSAGE took ei ght
VESSELS aud made SO PRISONERS, among whom
fourteen priests and ladies. tie sailed Bor
jesux the 14th March, and has politely favored
rs with the following from th- letter CT
Bis cousisn.e at Bordeaux, while he laying liz
the roads.
' The Emperor Is constantly fighting, first about
Troyes and then towards Rheims; his presence is
necessary every where, tor the Allies are pressing
hard UPON him. The latest accounts from Paris
very gloomy.
I" The British only three or four leagues from
this ci;y. The project, cusrom-house officers, Sc.
are off. deputation is formed Ia wait the
English the moment they present thsm s-lves, and
IL is expected they will march in Tomorrow"
Capt L. farther Informs that before he pot out
of the river, Bordeaux scusily invested by
tae combined armies, and that no resistance was
made.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-05-11
May 1t-w9w

FIF7EEN DDLLuIIo IN 1.dRO
3 UNAWAY from the subscrih er sbout the IL
d tesnth of MsrSh last, raulatto lad by the
name Of
Y RI K.
He is about feet or inches high, 1o OF 90 yesrs
ofage, his hair people Of as color comm on
y have and frequently has It plated hs eoa,hing
r. when he left M, ooubie WOW. n me .vun fi
ted in with yarn, dyed OF dark eoiur lee IS n very
sensible fellow and will endesyor to pass for free
man--he has, | am Informed, come relations living
IN or near Richmond, his grandmother free "
MAE, lived with Mr.. Smock years ego O,,-
ners and masters o. vessels ysuroued sesinat p
PiCying or harboring the said neg, o the l-w VII
be in force against those who oG NJ. win giye 80
above reward to have HIN securedin any al 80 tlst
Get HIM again.
JOIN o. Ky