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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-07-23
IfREINLM.

A = Superior Court OF Cbancery holden a. tho
~. CAPITOL, in Richmond, the sixth, day OF January,
1871.
Nancy Owc md Bctscv Owle Otherwise call,, Nancy
ilowlc ard Bctsey iIowle) infants by Dani, Vande-
wal, tier guardian AMI next friend
Ptai~tGs.
William Price, iur'r administering sc. of Charles
Prcc, decd Archibald Blair, Elisha Price x Elisha
Williams,
. Tsefudsmfs.
pn'rrs formerly reed, AID the Report OF the Commits
T~"rs pursuant TO the oulcr OF the tDcn'v-fsl DIV of
S"ifcnberonc ousaud eight hundred and seven with
e.Hri.t'nHi 81, 90, "ud a'gded bv council
Cu consideration whereof the Court dntl, rcconip the
r. report - the same Commissioner who made IT, TO
D. cS'uncd stated and reported by him ia conformity
to the principles ~ the Court
ACopy, Tcs'e,
Vow. IIENING, &C.
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W urfo5' rr,e to incor59ra.e q cs3n.ngn J'Dj.
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thI -iic u Use printer
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VIRGKNLR.


4 7 CinnccIy District Court held in Williamsburg
~ the sls day Of MAY, lSIf
John Davis, II. PIT
Agniuet,
Thomas Porter end Francis Undertake, Defs.
The deft Ihos Porter notaving entered his appear
nm = and gwen security according toe act of assembly
aud the rules Of this court AMI il appearing to tIesa
tsacton Of the Court, t,as he snoi an iliabitant of
this courtry--on motion ofthc Plantiirfy his counsel
ST Is ordered t'at the sid defendant do appear here on
thc first dav Of the nect toni ndansycr The bill othc
Plaintiff, and thar copy Of this order be ioitlwithin-
serted in on NJ the PepcrspubIshcd IN Tie Ci-
tyof Richmond tor months surccssi civ and posed
at the front door ofhe former Capitol in this city
A CouV.
CHHISTL}N' CLARKE, d. c.
JuIv @ w6aC
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NOVA SCOTIA.
HALIFAX, JUNE :
ESSEN E}yJC 6TE

ESSEN FRIG.6TE.
BY the ariiva, OF the Voador from St. Sal
vadoie, we obtain the following particulars of
the American frigate Essex-A letter from
Capt. PORTER, which our informant had pc
rused, dated at Valparaiso, on the sth of Feb.
had been received at Bucnos-Ayres, wherein
ne states, to the following pulport TT hat he
and the Essex Junior, were lying in port in
company with the British frigate Phoebe, Sc,
aud Cherub, 19,-that the Essex was all rea.-
dy for sea, but not in good condition for a
HAMMERING--that Capt HrLLYAR, of the
Phoebe, was an old friend of his when in the
Mediterranean, &c.
The passenger in the Voador, left Monte
video on the oath March; at which place
the British frigate Nereus, 50, had arrived a
bout S days before, having spoken and sup
piled with water the British fiigate Briton,
So, from England direct, bound round Cane
Horn, with positive orders not 70 respect the
Spanish flag of any port where the Essex
and her prizes had been allowed to fit out -
1t was expected that the Briton and Phoebe,
jointly, would proceed to cutting out the Amer
lean ships, immediately, if they still remained
at Valparaiso, on the arrival Of the formsr
at that place.
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Rtchmoud, la Jtre, 1915.
!hc parties Nil take Notice, that Gi,nyc appointed
f,ondey the cgiFl day If Aug,s' ncyt TO cariy The
ioI-oirg order % co7 into effect whcu t.cv arc ne.
0irrf to appear my Office In this rtg, with their ac-
O. mr. vouchers end rofcs Of he cOu1 PAPERS prrpar-
ed ana ready 'or examination md settlement
RHUEL CREENHOjT,.H C.
f1trc
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July IS.
MERINO SHEEP FOR S9LF-

NTuL be sold ar Pu5Ec .a,tion, ,cA,hout cse,,e
w FIR Cash, on THu7,s!liv the liM EZ.si. $iY.f,
t"'i,5fooofed MERINo SHEEP, selected Va tis. best
stock "a fnd0tt@a, the hundred e7icrease of such
reared ia this Cou,iirv
T. $. Tie safe ss.a tate PLACE near the Eagle Ia
Vcr1.
THOMAS TAYLOR.
July 90 M,
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STONE WARE.

THE SUBSCRIBER HAS ON HAND At MS AIANuFAc-
A Large quantity of STONE U.fhE1, well assort-
ed-and is carrying on the business on a scale SUI
hcenty extensive to supply all orders that may come
to hand At the foilov,ipo nr;;cc, viz
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-07-23

VALUABLE LAM on JAMES RIVER
NOR SALE. The srs, -iber Will, on tire first day
OF august next, Oh the premises, offer TO- sale to
the highest bidder, between twelve arr fftern hundred
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-07-23
DAYTON, July 4.

Ertract ofa letter fi'ont John Johnafon, Hrent
for Ladian affairs, TO the Editor, dated
GreenUHe, June %, 1917.
There is now here about 1900 Indians, &
more coming in daily. The British are Doing
all in their power to keep them back, and
fear they Will succeed with some Of the remote
Tribes"
AZ Verbal accounts three days subsequent,
state that in all probability, there is of the In
dians about $500. @. ReA.
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SAYBRooK, JULY Il.

AAYBRooK, July Il.
The barges OF the enemy have been very
ousy in the Sound for the two days last past
Saturday morning one of them captured
small schr. off the east part of Saybrook, be
longing to capt VIM. Stannard, loaded with
Hour and grain. The master, on the approach
OF the barge, left the vessel and came on shore
in the boat: on which captain Stannard pro
ceeded to the mouth of the river nd gave in
formation to the officer commanding at Fort
fenWlck The sChr was then standing east
ward nearly opposite the mouth Of the river.
Lieut.. Church with seventeen others Of the
State Artillery from the garrison with two ci-
hzens, embarked on hoard two fishing boats,
and the wind being light, succeeded in rowing
up and re-capturing the schr. after exchang-
ing few rounds of musketry without loss
they found the schr. in charge Of a midship-
man and two sailors from the Maidstone. f1ie-
ate. The barge was witlip about a nile of
the schr. when she was re-taken, and followed
them some distance, but ct length stood Off
Lieut. Church brought his prize and prisoners
safe into the port of Saybrook the same eve
ming, and yesterday the were sent tc New
London.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-07-23

y Gerry, ior tc Richmond district, made on tho 18Th
day otJanuary last, in suit then depending in the
SAID Court, IN which Robert Co.cuhoun was Fhf and
the widow and infant children Of James Colouhoun
decd DIETS will be sold 20 the highest bidder for rea-
dy money, on Thursday the 25ti day OF August next
fair not, the next fair day, before the front door OF
John o. Marpheys tavern, in the town of Danville Va
the following lands to WIT one tract lying Dm river
0re quarter Ola mile below the said town of DanyilIe
containing lg4 acres Commonly known by the name OF
Lt1npkns Tract, a large proportion OF which con-
sists OF rauabe river low grounds one othcrtrac con-
tanning 400 acres lying in Pttsylvanis county, about one
and ahaf niles from Danvc Icaed Pavnc's tract ~
one other tct in the county aforesaid containing $40
acres, about eigt miles below Dgyile purchased by
James Colquhouo decd. from Allen Ns,ldeu-Also
viii ne sold at the Same time and place unimprOyed
half acre lots OF ground i'll the town Of Danyile aior
said.
THE .NERS
JLLyf3 1f0C
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6ackctt's H1r5or "A letter from a gentle
man at Saoketts Harbor to the Editor Of the
Ohio Messenger under date Of June 9th, SAYS
-" consider this place as the great fulcrurn,
OH which the levers Of war are to rest at pre-
sent. The village is considerable, formed of
stores, gr'ceries, inns, grog-sbops, forts, block
houses, barracks, navy yards, biacksnriths'
shops, arrnorics, &c. The army, navy, ship
carpenters and citizens amount, / think 10
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PLArrsBuRe i, July 9.

- > d Z ~ a , Juiy -
Lieutenant MIz, the Navy, the TGrhedo
dIan, has joined the fleet On Lake Champaign
Sailing master LOOMS, who formerly com
manded the sloop Eagle on this lake, and who
returned to the United States in consequence
OF the arrangement of Geneval Winder, has
recently been exchanged & joined the squad
ron.
The enemy is said to have vessel nearly
ready to launch at Isle-auxrNoi5;, which viii
carry SO guns.
He has also brought forward a strong BODY
of troops as far rs La Cole
l3Cadie road, which was blocked up imme-
diately after the declaration Of war, has re-
Gently been cleared out Rehql5dcuz.
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EatrGct II a letter tram a ecntleman in
Har .fDrd, Geo. 10 his }51tnd in 49ziEedee-
rifle, dafcd 18Th Juue
A renewal Of the war with the Creek In
dirns is apprchended. Information received
by number of friendly Indians who have
been here within the last two weeks. tends 20
confederate the account of The arrival Of Bri-
fish forces m the vicinity of Pensacola. These
Indians state, that ali the towns below the
Micco Suckies and the Chehaws hare taken
the British talks, and have received great
many horse loads of powder and lead. They
further state, that the understandngbctwee
the lower towns, is that two standards will be
erected, one by Col Hawkins and the otherbv
the British--And that every warrior must
rally around one on the other, though several
towns have intimatcd desire Of remainiD
neutral. 1T THIS information be correct, we
may anticipate another bloody campaign in
the Creek nation, and many dcprcdatiors
on the frontier Of the lover part of the
state"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-07-23
.qT PRITAI;N .S8LE.

y = It~ ' II 4 n . ''sFtIF(s
CT TIE House and Vendue Office OF the Subscr-
bers on the main street aud adjoining the brdge--
The lot is 25l feet front and 100 feet back
.4LSO-A Iot on street 81 feet front and 100 feet
back-'fhs IS upon line with the Nenduc Office Up
on paying one fourth cash. liberal credit viii be gwen
for the remainder
FOSTER & SATCHEU
y,yo
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-08-06
"a dollars per mn ]

tary or ecclesiastical, pay OF rstreat, or halt
pay to any individual who is no longer
French subject.
~. The national domains purchased for q
valuable Consideration by French subjects in
the former departments of Belgium, of the
lett bank Of she Rhine, and Alps out Of tho
limits of ancient France, are and remain
guaranteed to the purchasers.
~. The abolition of the % droi,s Sau61j.
me-, OF" detrachon,''f and others oi tue
same nature in countries which nave reCip ),
rocally stipulated such abolition with France.
or which had been before united with it. is
expressed maintained
~. The french government Engages to re~
store the obligations and other securities
, which shall have been seized in the provin-
ces occupied by the French armies or ad.
ministratons; and in cases where the resti.
tuition Cannot be effected, these obligations
and securities are to remain null and i'd
80. The sums which shall be due for ali
woi As o. public utility not yet Terminated.
or terminated since the 91st of De.emprr.
1872, upon the Rhine and in the departments
detached from France by the presen. Tr a.
~, shall become charge uDon the future
possessors of the territory, and shall he Il.
quidated by the commission charged with
the liquidation of the debts IF the coun-
try.
81. All archives. charts. plans and dozen.
ments whatsoever belonging to the ,untr,es
eeded, or concerning their administrator.
shall De faithfully restored at the same time
with the country, or. If that be impossible.
within ter m net exceeding six moaths from
the restoration of the countries themselves:
This stPula ion is applicable to the arr
chives. charts and plates which may have
been seized in the countries transcieutiy &C
cupied by the different armies.
80. In the space of two months, all the
powers who have been engaged m one side
or othersin the present war, shall send pIe,
nipoten,iaries to Vienna. to regula e, in a
general congress the arrangements which
are to complete the disposition If the present
treaty.
SO. The present treaty shall be ratified.
and the notifications shal be exchanged
with,nin fifteen days or sooner it possible.
In Faith Whereof, the respective pieniS
potentiaries have signed the same, and have
affixed thereto the seal of their arms.
Done at Paris, the 30th May, year Of
grace, 1911,
(Sigued)
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-05-31
A Great Bargain.

WILL sell the lease Of three lives
for 2os acres of Land (whereon | re-
side) situate in Fairfax county, on the
road leading from Alexandria Il Lees
barg, % miles from the former and II
from the latter place. About 100 acres
are cleared and divided into small fields
with good Enclosures. From TO 10 a.
ores are in meadow to which as much
more may be added. There are on the
premises, a Dwelling House with a
Store Room, Kitchen, Blacksmith's
Shop, Barn, Stables, &C.
ALSO,
A large and excellent Garden, paled in.
The annual rent is but 5 As. To per-
son DESTROYS of establishing Store CT
Tavern in the country, this is most
advantageous situation, it is pleasant
and remarkably healthy A Store has
been kept here more than twenty years,
and there is, with one exception only
no other Store in tract of country near
40 miles in length and 20 in breadth.
If early application is made, will
take Two Thousand Dollars for this
property, less sum than l have ex-
pended in improving it.
STEPHEN DONOHOE.
March S. d3tlaw.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-05-31
Land for Sale.

The subscriber offers for
sale FARM, containing about 80 acres,
about FIVE miles from Alexandria, on
the Colchester road, adjoining the farms
ofMr. Haywood Foote and Mr. Dennis
Johnson, the greater part of which is
meadow land and the remainder well a.
dapted to clover and the production of
vegetables, abounding in excellent
springs, from which the meadow land
may be watered.
Also, two hundred and sixty acres of
Land, all in wood and timber, except a.
bout fifty acres cleared and under good
fence, on the Ravensworth road, about
six miles from Alexandra, and adjoining
the lands Of William Hepburn, Daniel
Dulany and the late Robert Moss. and
about mile from the first mentioned
farm.
Oh. Simms.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-05-31
By virtue of deed ofln,

by virtue or deed ottruss|
frem Daniel M'carty and Malq,,,,
Matilda onowder, his wife, willb >,
posed to public sale on SATURDAY. N.
2Sd day Of April, trsc, of Land /.
ing in the County of Loudoun, S,,,.
of Virginia, known as M'Cary's Island
10 satisfy balance due on said tract.
This property lies about &c miles.
bove Georgetown, sUd the Civ d
Washington, containing $40 Acre,
is known by its productions to be III.
most valuable and desirable land in G.
Their the states of Maryland or Virp.
mia, & with proper cultivation man Be-
made to produce 100 bushels of corr
per acre. A great proportion of tbs
tract i. heavily timbered, from Wild
an ineyhaustible quantity Of ship tin.
Der, slaves, sc may be taken -Th
property will be shewn on application
to Mr.. John w. Bronaugh, in George.
town TERMS of Sale will be mace
known on the day of s'ie by
The Trustees.
Jan %. LAWS
The subscriber by yiitue Of a deed
of trust from the above mentioned Ds.
MEL M'carty, decd. will also expose
to public sale for Cash, the above men.
toned property It the time and place
above mentioned, to satisfy a baIanc.
due of certain debts in the said dcedoI
trust mentioned.
Thos. Swami, Trustee.
Feb I9
In consequence of the bad.
ness Of the weather, the sale Of
the above property is potpon.
ed until Saturday the 9th Of
May next, when it will take
place on the premises.
April % dts
TTL DoIJar, po,,,orJ
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-05-31
This Day IS Published
AND
For SALE
James Kennedy & Son,
VOLUMES I s II
~ OF THE
HISTORICAL REGISTER
OF THE
UNITED STATES;

ccxPRIzfsC TIE PERIOD FROM THE
pgcf.ARArToN or War IN 1872,
70 5ANUARr !, 1914.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-05-31
y mean TO pra t,ce in the Frederic
& borg Chancerv Court.
Rich. II. Henderson.
I.eeSburr, Feb u
The Subscriber

WILL be happy to receive orders
He will execute them iO the neatest ard
quickest manner, and is now ready to
raDer Rooms in the neatest and best
Inanner, and he viii insure that 1t never
Shall drop from the wal!s.-He prac.
tees method in papering which never
was used before-snd he will likewise
do the work on the most reasonable
ierns-42 cents per piece. and double
for piece Of bordering. He continues
TO repair old Mattresses, and makes
them nearly as good as new-iike wise
he will receive orders in ever. otker
branch of his business.-He can make
some very elegant things Tor the sum-
>Iner months-Straw Mattresses, &c. SC.
which are reckoned by Physicians to be
very wholesome in the warm season oil
the year--there are some OF his make
now in Alexandria, very much APPROX
cd Of.
Maurice Spillawne.
Uahoister q Paksr. Hanger,
Prince Street.
kor,I
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-05-31
January Is.
Dismal Swamp Company.

A I meeting # the Proprictors OF
1 N the Dismal Syamt Comhaay, held
at Suffolk 5th May, 1914, RESOLVED,
That the President and Managers pub.
Iish, the following resolution and ex-
tr.c from the originpl articles of as
ISOLATION for the information of the
Proprietor.
Resolved, That when any transfer oil
share or parts Of share shall be
made by will or deed, that certified
copy of the sid will or deed Tor the
same shall be deposited with the Pre-
sident and MANAGERS before any d'vi-
dend can be made on such share or
parts of a share
!" That upon request every Proprio-
tor of share shal pay the sum OF mo-
ney so proportioned for such share, or
shall forfeit his title 10 the land, and
and such share shall devo.ve TO the COM
pany upon their paying to such retus-
isg Proprietor what money he shall
have advanced in respect Of such share
or permit him to sell the share.
That no member shall have right
to require partition of the lands to De
made so as to hold his part in severalty
unless the same be agreed to by a
msiority of the company at general
meeting, hut any member may at any
time sell his undivided share, or shares,
to majority of the Company at &C.
neral meeting, and give the Company
the choise of purchasing the same II
they will give as much as another"
las Henderson. PreS't.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-05-31
Adams, Herbert, &C.

HAVE JUST RECEIVED AN,
iFOR SALE,
1900 pieces long * short yellow NJ,
kccns of a sup. quality
IS chests Imperial Tea,
&C chests, half chests and bov.,
Hyson do.
40 bbls Loaf Sugar,
o cases Ia pint Tumblers,
S pipes genuine Cosnisc Brand,
March 81
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-05-31
April
TIE ffay Insurance Company OF
4leraaainG.

GIVE NOTICE, That the Office will
be opoGed on tuesday next, at the
Marine Insurance Office, for In
.urancs against loss or damage BY
lire, en- buildings, household iurni.
tire, goods, wares md iaerchaDdize,
ships in port, and cargoes on board,
ana vs. sseis building. ~
%The rates OF premium may be known
on application at the Office, in con-
furmit' tn tic following
Conditions Of Insurance.
|. al applications Tor insurance
must be made at the Office OF the COM
pahy in writing.
? In all applications FOR Insurance
OF property, the applicant must furnish
an accurate and Just description OF the
same, VIZ. Ofwhat materials each build
ing Is constructed; whether occupied
as aprivate dwelling or how otherwise;
where situated !; the name OF the pre-
sent occspier; how situated with re
spect to other buildings. And in the
ms trance of goods wares and merchan-
dizes the place where the same are de-
positedis TO be described, also gene
.al description of such goods, and whe.
Their aay mandatory is carried on in
the premises, all which is TO be cetti.
fed and at,ested in such manner, as the
nature OF the case may admit. And if
any person or persons shall insure his,
ortheir buildings, or goods, and shalt
cause them to be deserved In the Pc
licy otherwise than they really are, so
that the sane may be charged at low
er premium, than would othsrwise be
demanded: or if such description DC
false. or fraudulent, such Insurance VIII
be void and OF no effect:
s. Goods held in trust, or on Com
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-05-31
Five Dollars Hewar,,

tive DoiiafS reward.
STRAYED or stolen from -
mons Of Alexandria, on the i, # ,on'
instant, a bright bay HORSE. s - "'l
old, fifteen and an half hand, nv; ,s'h
His right hind hoof white, with ga
black spots at the top between N. ', Il.
and he hoof--lately shod III ,o "'I'
and NATURAL PAGER. l will s;vs
above reward s all reasonable cbn. .'s
if brought home to me. a.
Nav -. 9...,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-05-31
FOR SALE.
.HE subscriber will sell on MODE

ME- subscriber VIII SCH oli H:ouS
rate TERMS. the House and Lol
At the corner OF Jefferson and Fairfax
streets, now occupied by Capt, Gle
ments. The house is we'll finished
contains live good rooms besides the
garrett, has an excellent cellar, kltefeh
out-houses, and pump in the yard
The Lot is we'll improved and contains
half an acre of ground, extending Us
feet on Jefferson, and l76 feet on Far.
fax streets. Attached to it is gooe
frame staole and carriage house.
J. D. Slmms.
dtf
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-05-31
John Brackep,
Thomas Griffen,
George r. Avery,
Thomas Nelson, Jun.
.MnuGperS

Williamsburg, May l3-l7. lsM9M
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-05-31
III E n f Y

III IL ~ IL i
Abou, 81 or 80 years of age, low, We!
made, and remarkably strong and at,
tive for his size His arms and heal
arc very large-his looks rather su'ly'
but he can assume an insinuauns'
smiling countenance when he pIeass''
when alarmed, embarrassed, or aC'"
to be detected in any offence, he STAN
mers very much but at other times "
speaks very well BE is an excss"'s
good ostlcr, carriage-driver, and wig
goncr. l purchased him of Mr. E,'p'
Wormley at Urbanna, in January ',%
He was raised by his broths! ".
Warner Worm!ey, in king'Wiliaa
| county but have reasons TO Oe"."
that some evil disposed person ~
| furnished him with a pass, 10 e's',
| him to pass through the country o. .,
| free m.n, and tha. he is no" Oh d.. ~
way to Alexandria, the Federal Wy
ard Baltimore, having passed 'n''''
| Fredericksburg. ,.,
He carried with him, or had on W..
he went away, purpleish or pow y
ish surtout, with red flannel lip'nS'.
large white plated buttons -, -,
coat Of twilled Virginia c!osh .. al
blackish color, being of cotton 4
wool mixed-a pair OF pant'lo,'n,,, ;;.,
| the same kind of cloth, se'era, Ss, ri
coats, one of them OF striped VIZ r,I
cloth--a tolerably good black . !G
| hat, and several Virginia totto" '"
and several other articles .,,c
Whoever will deliver the ao'eo :,
to William Herbert. Esq. IN IN" Nv q.
dria, orto myself here, or conc =, .
! such information as wi'! enao,e ,.tt
get him asaia, shall be very 'n .r.t.
rewarded. AL per;ons are W.; y
! ed not to harbour or entcr.""Tr ID.
all masters of vessels and o'se he.
| to carry him outof the state, % rros.
who shall offend herein shall :. -. los
cuted with the utmost rigor o. u.
| David Robertson
Pe,ersburr, April go-2s: