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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-02

IL II Z hOLOEKS OF ftERRICO,
HANOVER, NEw-KENT. CHARLES CT
TT. AND Tue CITY OF RICHMOND.
Fc!ov- Citizens,
1T has already been announ-
ced to you, through the public prints, that
was candidate to supply the vacanty
in the Congress of the United States, occa
stoned by the death Of your former repre-
sentative, Mr.. CLopToN.
As twill nor be IN my fo7Oer to visit the
several parts Of the District, previous to
the days of election, (,n consequence of un-
vodable absence.) feel it nav duty pub
llcly to apprize you Of the fact, in order,
that may be scqu tied of intending IT,
wards you any thing like fiftrhoset disres,
fccf. Circumstances. which Cannot con
trout, will carry me from the ID strict for
some weeks /; and deny me the oppoitu-
nity OF soliciting, IN person, your suppLrt,
or aiding my election by personal cam
vasS.--I can, therefore, Fellow itizs us.
have no hope of success from considera
tons OF fersonai nature and, in tru h,
1t had time, it world be paying you but a
poor compliment to suppose, that in an e.
lection so important, your SURFACES would
be influenced by personal attachment, or
personal considerations--I entertain, my
self, no such opinion.
as a candidate for your favour, 1 shall
make 10 professions or promises. NV
CLAIMS to Your patronage and support,
(though certainly not strong,) are knowa 20
most of YOU AS are also, thy political prin.
c'ples anu opinions. They have been uni
form and onsistsnt-always frankly avow@
ed, and, hope, honestly and ind pendent
ly maintained. For tie last seUe,i years I
have represented portion Of your DIS.
trIct IN the Councils of the State-Fxam.
inc my conduct rhilst there--it IS your dutv
to 90 so. and see whether in this period If
public service. I discharged faithfully the
duties and trust confided to m-. If ele I.
60, can offer you no better Eiedge for MY
future conduct.
Should your choice fsll on me, I feel a
settled confidence that, as far as know
yoouf rights and interests. it will give me
pleasure, honestly aud nanfolly, to defend
the9h-and that my best talents and eyer
t'onf will be directed to your service.
Respectfally,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-02

TO SURVEYORS.
I'VE Subscribers having been appoint ID Nv tb,
hr the purnose nfr-ceiying 6r,o6os,,iv Gu. ,aL;'
accurate CH.4PT of said Comfy CO, o..
NJ ilCk. that they will receive E1ROpOSJTy
st the Clerks Office Of said unity, untltbe .ecooJ
hon"sy IN October next, ~ which time thew viii
,nS;e tneF report to the Court, who will then en-.
YER ihto contract, agreeable to sn Act nj the ls.,
"eneral .Assenb'y, entit d " An Act IN n-ov,Ia -
accurate Chart Of each County, and general Man
Of Tie Territory Of this Com nonwealtb' -" An nj
posalS must be made ia writing, aud (if By posY
postage paid. y" y PoS't
WM F. BtprETT1
Leo To h hE%wNt' Sc'""''rs.
Octo5er 9. 4o
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REPORT OF INTERVIEWS,
(in the City Of RichmnndJ
&C. . it, It, o..
MARINE LIST.

ENVUIHEK MAXINE LIST.
PORE OF RICHMOND, VA.
ENTERED.
Sept. 2o.-Brig Planter, Regis, Petersburg
sch. Brutns, Thompson, baltimore.
So.-SLop Richard, Smith. City Point
Speculation, Silverthorn CITY Point
Ellie. M'Nemnrs, n. York.
Diligence, Smell. Philadelphia.
CLEARED.
Sept. 2o-Ship Rowland, Rowland Bremen.
sonp Meg-iork PAeLst, Hubbard, N. York
Emily, Cross, do
Sch Hilan Hand, Philadelphia.
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.NeID- York, sept 81.
ny the brig Stoitd, Jeffries, arrived at this port
LAY, ,lt Senlng from Stockholm, viz Plymouth. we
.ses'ed PlymCuth paper a the 18th OF August.
.on,ahaing London date of the 5th, which hUwev-
81 does not furnish us with AIRY news.
ylfer. .1doer.
= ION Plymouth taber otthe I'm august, rocei-
~, red bg tile brig Spartan.
ne Dragon, Fox, from Belfast TO Norfolk, ran
~ 'onnd coming down the river the 29tb uIt. and
~ The tide fell, she heeled and filled with water
49,, cargo has been landed with much damage,
coed. ''' "
p 'S'Y VERY rood NJ 1vs.-YeSerd'y all the
- 60, AID Brokers of this City commenced paying
~, 90 ECIE all sums under dollar by his
sSns the small paper trash in circulation, will
b'..9rually disappear fGrs.
~, he election Of Charter Officers IVES held IN the
~ Albany on Tuesday last. The result, as It
a. peels the political parties, informed. IS
sane Tat il was lsst year--i2 iedSsiists end
0cfats l he average federal me- jofity was 1850.
L-rfract oj'd letter f;om Lis5oa--d.ated
IT,. "AUsUsr 10Th, 1916.
An, ne Quarantine regiia,iorl f,I. yer. lteavy OF
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IIHD. at lis rcsidrnee in che.,crfcts County, ti'
sth Ut the Rev. THOMAS LAFON in the SD year Of
his after short lness, during which he exhibited ia,
most perfect resignation the will of God. He had heen
for ateast years Minister Of the aptist Church
and il visit OF the lower Counties for
the purpose Of preaching the Gospel, that ne caught tI,
disease which Ia, To his final dissolution. religious nh
To'ntmeat, however, postoncd that yccoipt-ad
but days before his DEATH that he r.ie se,er,
r'r., and preached his last sermowhen he returned ne
said H. had lone he had fnlhliei al his n,ent<-
lndrc', HIS Conduct for several weeks b,fre his death
lesd to think that he had anticipation OF tia,
awful event lamsnted by his family aud his friends; he
wsissi hv his Church. Of which he ~ Jsnru shed
rts.
REPORT OF INTERMENTS,
I'm the City Of RchnnndJ
la the monih IF September, 1916.
3Men, Women, ( Boys and s Girls-IotaI IL
OF WHOM
were amber the of years between and
tween and oi between 10 stwe.n 80 and 40
IL bet~ten 40 and 5o--snd ono btween 90 and 20.
Diseases.
Bowel Complaint and Try-hi,g s-pilTicu, rcvero
Consumption l-nh iii,y 9-Infannstion the Brain p
Mori,hcanon l-iyph"s Fever land 1 Of Whooping
Coagi.
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BosToS, Sept nber e5.
Yesterday, the British trigste Niger, Capt. Jack
500, arrived in this harbor, three days from Fast
port, AMI three weeks from Halifax, and anchored
t.Iow, la, ns on board Admiral CurFiN.
DAILY advertiser.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-05-18
fkU fOS Ais
foR PUBLISHING, IN LYNcHBuRu.
A SEMl-WEEKLY NEWSPAPER
TO DE ENTITLED
L Ill f. HO.
Prospectus.


FhoM the advantages of its physical situation
rom the native fertility, improved condition.
and increasing wealth of the circumieoent com.
try and particularly, from the Industry. enternr;s
ana l'berality OF the people of the Town, and ),
enVlrons, LYnchburg derives advan, ares NOR
tnah adequate to the patronage and support of 8
semi-weekly paper.
Tins consideration impels us to undertake sucl
a paper.
This paper is intended TO be chiefly promp,
and convenient vehicle of domestic and forei,,
News. At the same time, it will be open to SCI.
enti'ic, moral, agricultural and political essay
"eare Repubiicans-hu on questions of genera,
Importance, we will cheerfully admit the ESSAYS
OF those who may differ from us IN opinion. pru.
Vlded those essays lie marked with iibe ralit,
OF ideas, and moderation of temper Our mar
otJect Will uniformly be, to collect to a focus
those rays ofpolitical light which NAV be scatter
ed in the intellectual atmosphere around us--.ni
by that means, to shed the effulgence of truti
on every face, side and aspect of such topics of
discussion as may excite deep and lively interest
we are young-bent on enterprise possessed
OF ndustry-capable of perseverance we have
both been brought up to the printing business
ana we are not utter strangers TO the due manage.
Tnent, and proper conduct of a newspaper Our
efforts Will be unremitted-and we trust, sue
cesstul. They will be constantly and earnestl,
directed to the collection of the most recent n
teihgence OF every sort-to judicious selection
OF borrowed materIals-in short, to the regular
ty, symmetry, and elegance ola whole, combin.
ing, at the same time, variety ofsubjects and uni.
" ofplan.
In promising thus much, we do not overstep
we hope, the modesty Of Prospectus. We ar
confident that disappointment will not tread up
on the heels OF promise. We have well consider
ed what we are able to perform-and we feel tn,
ardor and energies of individuals ambitious o!
ccess-and whose success chiefly depends OF
The extent of their exertions.
Our hopes become the more sagune, when w,
reheet on the characteristic Iiberalty of those per
sons whose patronage we solicit. They are, W,
well know, sposed to encourage commendabIe
.eiiorts-to aid modest industry--and to remune
rate useful labors
WIN these motNes-these means-these hopes
and TINS prospect, we will commence the pubIi
cation OF the ECHO about the 18th of Marcl
next.
WIN. w. GRAY,
/, Russell DAWSON.
Lynchburg, JAN 1916
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a PROCLAMATION

BY the President Of The United States
WHEREAS by the act entI,led " An Ac,
granting bountles in land and extra paw TO Ger.
an Canadian Volunteers' passed the 6r.h of
March, 1916, IT was enacted that the loo a,ions of
the land warrants Ofsaid volunteers should d.
subject to such regulations as to priority OF
cnolce, and the manner of location, as the Pres
dent of the UnIted States shall direct :"
Whereof e. j, James Madison, President IS the
United States, m conformity with the PROVISIONS
~ the act before reclted, do hereby make known.
that the land warrants of the SAID Canadian Va.
unteerS may be located agreeably to the said
act, at the land Offices at Vncennes, or JefIer.
sonvllle, IN the Indiana TERRITORY, ON the fret
Monday IN June next, with the Registers oF The
SAID Land oflces that the warrantees may IN
'erson, or by their attones, or other legal re.
preseniatlves, in The presence of the Resster and
iecever ofthe sad land districts, draw Iots CO..
ne priority of location, and that, should anv of
ne warrants not appear for location ON that d.y
aey may be located aft erwards according TO thu cir
priority OF presentation tie locations in the
district Of Vlncennes to be made at Vincennes.
and the locations m thedistrict of Jeffersonyilie
20 be made at Jeilersonyille.
Given under my hand the first day Of NAV. one
thousand eight hundred and sixteen.
JAMES MADISON.
| BY the President,
JOSH Ii NiEfCS,
Com'r Gen Land oRce.
| g. Inc printers OF the Laws of the United
stats, are requested 10 insert the above dire,
times.
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VIRGINIA (:
Richmond, Nav 3.-lawt1sj.

AT Rules holden in the Clerks Office offhe SINE.
r4or Court Of Chancery fa- the Rich,Vond Dis.
triet the 5h day Of .4p,ll 1916.
'a'iuei navies Plaintiff
against,
Jeremiah jackson and Anne his wife, Archud
Bass, Matthew w Shields, and Mary r. his
wite, Richard H. Be, and Rebecca, and Sally
Bell. which Rebecca and Sally are infants, and
. M,r,atn ruicher defendants.
The Defendant Richard II. Bell, not having
entered has appearance and given security accor-
ding to the Act OF Assembly and the Rules Of
ms Court, and it appearing by satisfactory evil
dence that he IS not inliabitmt of this country
1t IS ordered, That the SAID Defendant do an.
pear here ON the twenty first day ofthe next term
and answer the bill of the Plaintiff; and that a
copy this order be forthwith inserted in some
Newspaper published in the city of Richmond.
,or TWO months successfully and pos ed at the
'roh' aoor OF the Capitol, in the said C;y.
Copy-Teste,
wN w NE MING r, n,
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THRIFT DOLL.9Rs REW.9RD-

Fan away from the subscriber, on the 18th
ult. James For, an apprentice to the printing bust
ness, between 20 and II years of age, about feet
inches high, and Of dark complexion. Had
on and took with him, London smoke long coat
spotted vest, rufiled shirt, aud two plain ones,
a Drown roundabout cloth jacket and trowsers, a
lion skin great coat, and other clothing not recoI.
lected. He is a tolerable workman Whoes or takes
up sad apprentice, and secures him in any jail
m the United States, so thatI may gethim sga,n
snail receive The above reward and 'f'iouShl
home, all reasonable CHARGE, r~iu.
VIM. M'CORKLE,
Editor Of the Freeman's Journal, Philadelphia
o. Editors ofnewspspers throughout the United
States and the West India Islands, will confer q
favour on the editor, by inserting the above a
few times, (Which shall be returned in kindly and
endesyor to secure the runaway fine should seek
employment from them.
| April q.
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virtue of a Deed OF trust executed the 9Th
G- way ioi3-and now OF record in Henrico
Court, will be sold to the highest bidder on tho
ist. OF June next at the BELL TAVERN. in The
city or Richmond, the terms prescr bed bv
avail the right, title, interest and estate nj
Henry Banks Esq of,;n & to tract of Land in tl,e
County OF Henrico, thro' which the Canal passts
containing about 500 Acres or SO much thereof IS
VIII discharge the sums secured, to be pad by
salu Deed to Neil MCouli, together with the ex.
Pehces attending the said Deed of Trust.
WV, WM. WARDLAw. r,,,,...
WIN LONG, trustees.
May ids
0J-the sum to be ra sed is from g 7 to 800.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-05-18

they inevitably exercised By their weak
ness, TO iun yainiy after the more equivo.
cal empire OF force. We hear of women
that have fought, written and governed
with success. What does this prove ,
The exception does not destroy the rule.
And besides, where is the feeling and am;
able woman who would exchange the inef-
liable happiness Of being loved, for the un.
substantial pleasure of fame Where Is
the man who would have preferred Joan o.
Arc to the mild and timid Agnes Sorel
we admire the IN iscul;ae m n OF f. iyahe |
but we love Mary, Queen of Scots.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-05-18
VIRGINIA..

VIRGINIA!
2a'ss holien IN shs Cisras's Office .,',se &C..
beri"r Court Of ctancsry fsi. he Rici,ro,,,
District f.e 5th dan Of .4trillale
Robert Graham, Ia 4 IN Saunders, Nennon Gle,
ana John Leslie EI,;nt;0s
.ig0inst,
James Hall, George Pickett. Joseph Marx. Mi.
chsei w. Hancock, Robert Gordon, Janice
Cnrrle, William Bail, Jesse Hicks and Ed.
,rI,u ',e". Def fiit,ats
iHE defendant James Hall not having entered
ms appearance and gwen security according tn
the act of Assembly and the Rules of this Court
and 1t appearing by satisfactory evidence that nm,
on enquiry at his usual place of abode, he can.
not be found, SO as to be served with process.
IL IS ordered that the said Defendan, do anne.r
here on the twenty first day Of the next term ,nd
answer the bill of the Plaintiffs and that a co.
Py OF this order be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper published in the CITY of R;chmond
Tor TWO months successfully and posted at the
front door OF the Capitol, III the said City.
A Copy-Teste,
A., or VIM. w. HENING, &C.
~0' w8w.
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d'sgasted with the conduct st.he Roya,ists
towards US, to visit them often. Though
the English are losing ground here. with
the thinking part OF the community.
they hold their ground with the hot head
ed Royalists, who smile only when they
are told OF the quantity of English good :
that are Struggled into this district, through
the shores OF Biscay, to the great detri-
ment OF the manufactures of France. En-.
gllsh goods are cheaper here than they are
in the United States.''
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a beantifnL .anolor,.e.


beautiful woman and her husband
were once lost in wood, in the middle of
a very da-k night. On all sides. th.v
heard nothing but the shrII whistle of rob-
bers, or the long cries of wolves the sky
too was tempestuous. The female be.
came at once motiOnless through fear.
. What will become Of US, cried she.
clinging round her husband.
8 Let a. continue our journey, nv love.
De replied cOoIy.
8 But. good Heavens-tbe robbersv'
Well then, let US return"
" Oh, that's worse-the wild beasts ~
" What would you have then P''
Leave this place."
We can only do that, my love, by 60
Ing forward or returDing-choose which. -
The female then shut her eyes, stopped
her ears, an suffered herself to be con-
Quoted by her husband.
Such is the lot of woman, Nature has
pointed out our respective distinctions,
and the difference ct our employmeDts by
the difference of our conform alton. 4
taller stature, more solid and less hexi.
bic organization, indicate the honorable
duties Of man. Here the laws of nature
anu society accOru'
Woman and Man." says Rousseau
60 are made for each other but their mu
tual dependence is not equal. Men de
pend upon women by their desires wO
men upon enby their desires and thei
wants"
Woman was created to be the compani
on Of man--to please him, TO solace him il
his miseries, TO console him in his sor
rows, and not to partake with him the ia
tigues OF war, of the sciences, and Of %
yernment WarIike women, learned wo
men and women who are politicians, e
qua'ly abandon the circle which nstur
and civil institutions have traced run,
the sex; they convert themselves int
men'--They renounee the empire whic
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-05-18
VIRGINIA:

1T '''les holder, IN the Clerks Office Of the Sube.
'for Court Of Choncery foY, the Rfcbmond Dis.
ti7ct, the 5fh day Of .Jferch 1916.
James Brown, of the city of r edmond,
so,o AGAINST Plaintiff:
Defendants
THE defendant James c. Wardrop, not having
nteTed has appearance and given security accor,
ing to the Act of Assembly and the Rules of
MS Court, and taPpearing by satisfactory eyi.
tence, that he is not an inhabtant of this co,int
It is ordered, that the said defendant do appear
,ere on the first day of the next term and answer
he bill of the Plaintiff; and that copy of this
rider be forthwith inserted in some newspaper
published in the City IF Richmond, for two
months successfully and posted at The front door
Ut the Capitol, IN the said city.
A Copy-Teste,
wa. w. HENING, C. C.
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ABSENT FRIENDS.

When pleas'sec lags at musck's strain.
And mrth assails the heart in VAN,
To pensive thoughts the bosom bends.
And hnds theme in Absent Friends.
remembrance then unfolds its store:
Atection's tales, oft told before,
And Farcy magic sions lends,
10 catch view of 4bseat Friends.
Paie apprehension starts with fear,
Some sad vlcissitude to hear;
And hope withcauseiess terror blends.
For fate unknown of .2Jsen, FiTends.
The parent fond, the duteous child.
The feeling heart by love beguil'd,
Each to kind Heaven a boon commends.
That Heaven be kind TO Absent Friends.
CONSTRAINED through distant clmes to roam.
Far from the sympathies ofhome;
My soul its feryent wishes sends.
Aud circles round its Absent Frfends.
But JOY shall spread brighter train,
And mirth indulge its freest strain.
The happy day which absence ends.
And gives me back my much l,U'd Friends.
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NlhSiNIA
at Rntes hoicien in the Clerks Office ofMe .u,s
rioT Court IF Chancery, far the Richmond Dis.
tTct, me 9th dye February 1916.
'o'h D S'uoos' Junr- Plaintiff:
sIgafnsi.
Polly Brown, and Washington Brown. heirs a.
law OF Sally Brown, decd and John s. S,ubbs
sen. administrator of the said Sally prown
decd and James Brander, to whom the CHARGE
OF the estate OF the said Sally Brown was com
mltted /; Maxwell Trokes, and Sarah II his
wife, lac Sarah IL. Goode, adm'rx. aud James
scott, Jr.adm'or with the will annexed of Rich.
ard B. Goode, decd John Spotswood and No
ny ms Vile I; Tarlton Saunders & Sally his wife
Mary Goode, Sally Goode, Elizabeth Goode
and Robert Goode, children and heirs at law of
Francis Goode decd. Sally Scott, only child and
heress OF Patty Scott, decd which sand Mary
SPotswood, Sally Saunders, Mary Gnode. Sally
Goode, Elizabeth Goode, Robert Goode, & SALLY
scott are heirs at law of Richard b Gootie decd
VINO was surviving trusteein the act of the Gen.
eral Assembly, in the Plaintiffs bill mentioned ::
o hobt Graham, surviving ex'or of James I,yle
the elder, decd. who was also a trustee undar
the sad act, and executor of James Lyle. the
younger, decd. who was the other trustee nam
ed IN the said act: and Phi lip Norborne Nicho
las, attorney general of the commonwe .l,h of
Virginia and John b. Ogg Defendants
The defendants Maxwell Trokes, and Sarah
H. ms wife not having entered their appearance
iau gwen security according to the act of Assem-.
Oily ana the rules OF this court, and it appearing
by Satisfactory evidence that they are not inhab,
isnts OF this country: 1t is ordered, that the
SAID defendants do appear here on the first
lay OF the next term and answer the bill of the
rialntitt and that copy of this order be forth
HIth inserted in some newspaper published in the
jity CT Richmond, for two months successiyei,
md posted at the front door of the capitol in the
said City
A CoPy-Testc,
WM w. HENINE. G e
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April 90.
VIRGINIA:

fifolNIA:
ut htites holden IN the Clerks Office of the S,,..
r7or cs,rt Of Chaneery far n. Richmond Dis
tTiet, Tie 5M day Of APRIL 1916.
Mary Gevaudan, an infant, by Benjamin Pollard,
her next friend, ~
PiaintiE.
"n'iiam ID. Wren, sergeant OF the CITY of Rich.
mond, committee Of the goods and effects oe
EnaTies Purcell, decd; Thomas f. C.. Purcell
yoln Purcell, Sarah Purcell and Ann Purcell
oeVisees ofthe said Charles Purcell. decd
THE Defendants.
rurceii, Sarah Purcell and Ann Purcell. not ba.
wing entered their appearance and given security
aceordng to the Act of Assembly and the Rule
OF THIS Court, and it appearing by satisfactory ev;.
aence, that they are not Inhabitants of this cour.
Try IL IS ordered, That the said Defendants do
appear here on the first day the next term and
answer the bill of the Plaintiff; and that a
COPY OF this order be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper published in the CITY of Il chmond for
I ,o months successfully and posted at the front
door - -" CAPITOL, in The said City.
a Copy
WIN. w. HENING. c.. C..
April lO-wSw -
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April 3-w8w
BURa NM sT0NE .1lq.vyF9CTT6y

BDHR MIL STONE .JL4.VUF.3CTJTRY
THE subscribers respectfully nform the pubic
that they have just received. direct, from France
'arg quantity of prime BURR BLOCKS, of a SUI
ieror quality TO my hitherto imported to this place
iaG IA wing been engaged in the business upward:
81 fifteen years they hatter themselves from their
'ong knowledge of the trade. aud the appreciation
Which their work has hitherto met with that they
VIII be able to manufacture Mill Stones, as rea
'onable terms as those imported frem the North
arrant them and to perform well.
They have openeds shop on 18th Street, nearly op
r"site TO the Old City Tsve n, where gentlemen ar,
invited to call
NATHANIEL WHITE & Co.
February If -
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NOTICE,

NLL persons having claims against The Estate
OF Armi'tesd Russell, deed. will apply 10 me for
payment, on or before the 18th day of J,me
next, as on that day, shall close my Executor.
SNIP, and all persons holding bonds or notes,
assigned by me individually or to which am Sc
curity will take legal steps to have them secured
or shall consider myself no longer bound,
ARNiSrEAD RUSSELL.
E.recutor Of n Russell, decd.
Richmond, Nav 3.-lawt13J.
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A STRAY HORSE.

SikAYED OR STOLEN from Richmond a.
- bout n 25'h OF April, a SADDLE HORSE
OF the following description. a bav with d,rL
name & tail, the right eye DESTROYED, the right are
Slit from small round hole in it, PAGES very
wei, and is about nine years old.
TEN DOLLARS REWARD will be given for
INFORM ns me by NAL at Powhatan Court. house
wnere the sad horse is, & if stolen, S so for an.
pretending the thief Ap'
ScotriNs, Nav 4-tf