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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-03-20
March 90
Mary a. Harner,

Mary n. Harper,
81 EGS leave to inform her friends and
I'D the public in general, that she has
removed to Royal-street, il the house
formerly occupied by Mr.. Mount, where
she costumes to keep a handsome assert
neat of fashionable SIlOES-likewise
Glass and China Ware. She returns
her thanks to the public, and hopes By
her attention to business to merit share
of their patronage.
March 90 st
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-03-20
German Goods.

By the ship Resolution, Captain Jew
cit, I hare received trom Krensen ";
packages Of LINENS, which are 10
saie.
Eobs,.t Toang.
February 20 eoiln
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-03-20
Swedish Iron.

81 tons Swedish Bar Iron, assorted
ust received for sale by
adams, Herbert Y 20.
March go
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-03-20
District Of Columbia, to wit.
counsg Of Observation-Disclosures Term
1SIJ..
Ann Eliza peytOn, Complainant,

Sarah Ann Hunter and Charles Slades
DgSsvSontr
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-03-20

From Lloyd's List to the 3lst of January
received at the Office of the CONNER
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-03-20
From the Philadelphia Gazette.

TIE MODERN LAY-PREACEER.
/" Hc that sYoreth has rod hateth Nilsson
but he that loretk him chGsteneth hin
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-06-19
REMOVAL.
JAMES TOWNSEND, &CO.

- ESPECTFULLY inform their customers and the
~ public that they have removed from No. 80, TO
No. ", Thsmesstreet, corner Of Banisters wharf,
where they offer for sale, at wholesale and retail,
cheap for cash. the following articles-Ylz;
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-06-19
POETRY.
From the .Huskinyum .hssssnger.
THE. PRINTER.

THE PRINTER.
Says Thomas, our nsighbors have wrote to the
Printer,
To stop sending newspapers during the winter
For living is hard and provisions are dear,
And there's seldom much news at this ,ime Of the
year;
But in summer the papers more news will con.
tain,
And then or in spring. we may take them again,
Says John. neghDor Thomas. your schemes make
me smile
And how is the Printer to live the mean while
If times are so hard as you do not deny,
The Printer, unless he's supported, must die
The SKINNER or spring he can never survive.
Unless through the wiater you keep him alive.
And if yos once starve him, il will be in vain
To expect that he ever will serve you again.
Says Thomas, indeed we did none Of US think,
That Printers could feel, or could want meat or
drink.
Or, like other people, would clothing require,
Cr wood for the warming themselves with fire.
and If none Of these wants any trouble could
cause,
They might live as the bears do, by sucking their
paws.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-06-19
IN Iozun. Meeting,

.NeUhort, Jane 4,h, 1916.
TT was voted and Resolved, That The FOL.
i lowing Act be passed -
an act. IN addition 10 an .qct Of The Tbwn Of NsE-
port. passed April 17h, a. u. 1898, ordering the
Rensopai of Fish Stalls from the .naia Street
Section BE it enacted, That Thirty days after
the passing Of this Act, Fish be retailed from any
Stalls or Stands, any of the Streets Of Newport
Sec. 2-.4nd Be il further enacted, That any per-
offending against this Act, shall be subject to
penalty Of 1,co Eo4rs, to be recovered in the name
Of the Town Treasurer, to the use of the Town, by
action Of debt plant or information before spy Mag.
istrate or Cour. competent TO try the same.
Sec. 3.--.snd be IL further enacted, That Il shall
be the duty Of the Inspectors of Nuisaces, to notify
the offenders TO said Stalls Stands and in
case Of refusal to cause them be removed, and TO
prosecute for said penalty.-And that this Act be
published in both Of the Newspapers printed in this
Town, three weeks successfully.
Witness JONATHAN ALMY, To1gn- Clerk
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-06-19
Union Woolen Manntactory.

C'dE UNION W0OLEN Jt8JVUFaCTORY,
a established at Portsmouth, Con this Island) is
now in operation The Machinery is new, and Of
the best kind, and experienced Workman has
been employed to carry II on-The Proprietsrs will
receive Wool to manufacture into CLOTH, and the
whole process, or any branch Of its manufacturing
shall be done in the best manner, as expedtiously
end on as reasonable terms can be done at any
Mandatory in the State Apply at the Manufacto.
ry, TO JOHN BABCOCk, .4genf.
Por snoufh, Dec. 13, 1915
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-06-19

TIVE subscriber will receive proposals until the
i first day ofJulv. for supplying about 500 cords
OF Building Stone, suitable for q wharf
E,wPort, May IS, 1916 A. NEwMsy
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-06-19
Jacob Richardson,

Eyhs for sale, at his Book store, No. i67, Thames.
4 \ street, adjoining southerly on the Carpenter
brick house. general assortment OF BOOKS, in D'
vinity, History, Law, Physic, &c c-vIz;
BIBLES. Of all sizes, as cheap as those that sell,
cheaper than any other store--school Books and
children's Books--prayer do.--Pssms an hymns
Blanks Of all kinds--A mcrican and Dutch Quills--
Sealing Wax and WATERS Pocket Books
He also keeps "a CIRCULAIINCL L.
BRARY, containing the greatest assortmen, Of Old
and New Novels. Histories, Magazines, sc. OF any
in this town.
.flso--rhe greatest assortment Of House Paper
manufactuIe ed in Alnercs, ,Trancr Y ussa Il England
CT II States Bius, n York and n Island Non.
~ will be taken at par, for any Of the above Goods
.Nsgporf, -4pra %. 1916.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-06-19
William Callahan,

HAS remaining on hand few imitation and black
IL lace Shaws, ,Dimi,ies, worsted and cotton Hose.
Ginghams Umbrellas % and 80 inches, cotton Lace,
Footing and Quillingnet. low priced Caicoes, ivory
handled Knives and Forks in sets, low priced do
Also,
A great variety Of pocket and pen Knives
Likespise-
A quantity Of HARDWARE, which he will sell
low for cash
,ksrpborf ,fbriI o. 1916
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-06-19
Valuable Proberty.. For sale.

Tor Sale,
EIyE-TWELFTH Of Cotton Mandatory, stu.
ate in .Norsh-ATgstouvn, about one mile from
Uickford 1t has stream of water sufficient to op.
perate 1000 spndles, and has in operstion 63os
with Dwelling-House and other necessary Build
ngs all in good repair. Seldom has property pos
sessng so many advantages been offered for isle.
The terms will be liberal and may be known by sp
plying to JOHN HAWKINS, at the Factory, or TO
BERIAH & DANIEL WAITE.
Aerrhnrf Iune z 1918
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-06-19
REMOVAL,

WILLIAM S. NICHOLS,
In/orms his Town and Country Customers
THAT he has Removed from the stand he re-
Gently occupied, to No. 1874, Thames street,
in the building next north of Mr.. CHANHIso's
House, where he will continue TO manufacture and
keep constantly for Ssle Gold and Silver WARES
OF the best quality
- Various articles Of Cutlery, plated, Dritan-
MA and Japarned Wares, together with variety Of
Fancy Goods, as usual.
New port. February %. 1916. It.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-06-19

No. Ga, Thame ssfreef.
IIAS Just received from WORK, an Assort.
i ment Of NEW GOODS. among which are some
very superior BnoA ApcLorHs aud KERsEYMEREs.
which he will sell very cheap for cash.
.NeEporf, .Jfas g.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-06-19
Ship Lband2eyy Store.
JOHN B. LYON,

Has for safe, No. 6, Lyon's.cchf
0RDAGE, Of all sizes; deep sea Lines hand
~ lead do log and fishing do Msrline Housl;ne,
whipping and sewing Twine Russia and Ravens
Duck white Lead white and yellow Paint: black
and bright varnish paint Oil paint pots & Jugs
paint. tar, dust and scrubbing Brushes: brooms /,
coffee and tea Pots cups and ssucers plates, soup
and fat. do dishes, Cambouscs. stoves, iron. bound
and cedar Buckets, horn, signal and Cooks Ian.
terms; binnace and forecastle Lamps speaking
trumpets. compasses, seaman's journals. hour and
half hour Glasses, hooks and thmbles, Cooks axes
iron shovcls. m,rng spikes, bunting and coors boat
hooks, hammers caukng irons, gimblets. rat.traps,
scrapcrs, hand saws harpoons chinhoots iron hoops
grains, hssps and staples. pump nails tar pitch 70.
sin, turpcntine. spirits Of do palms. sail needles
blocks behaving pins, serving maIlets, nautical al
snapacks, practical navigator charts sheathi-g and
wrapping paper lamp oil. do wick, oars. crow.bars
pots ani kettles sk;llets and spiders gridirons TIA.
kettles, frying pangs tin pans and pots tuubers,&c
or Ship-Stores put up at the shortest notice
GROCERIES.
w. I and ". r Observation-Disclosures
Seg&s- Tsns- ns-Coffee-.Pepper-.Cho -.ChoeolNe--Can.
Observation-Disclosures ad--.Tobacco---spices and
soap. (U) January 1, 1876.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-06-19
SINGING SCHOOL.
Benoni Wripht

ID ESPECTFULLY informs the inhabitants of this
~ town. that he intends opening singin,; School
at the Masonic Hall, three afternoons and evenings
in each week, for one quarter, on sundays, Tues.
days and Fridays, beginning at five o'clock and con-
tinuing until nine, for those who wish to tarry uutl
that hour but shall have liberty to leave the school
at eight If it shall be their desire.
Tuition will be two dollars per quarter. All those
who are inclined TO encourage the school invited
to call at the Masonic Hall either Of the days
bove mentioned. Tuition must be paid at the exp-
ration Of the quarter. The school will commence
with twenty scholars. No music but of the best
kind will be introduced. The intended tutor has
long been in the habit Of teaching and composing
cal music. He has in some instances simpifed the
art Of singing, which will render it more easy for
new scholars than in the old way Of teaching.
Scholars will be treated with great attention and
due respect. Newport. Nav 90. 1916
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-06-12
For SAFE.

4 I the mill of the late Meredith Childers, on
"a WnterpocS Greek, in Chesterfield county,
Formerly the properly Of the late Mr.. Francis
Eppes,) will be sold, at auction, Saturday, the
18th inst. (ifnet air the Monday following, and
1t the weather shall be then unfavorable, on the
next succeeding fair day III pair of the best Co.
logne milistones, FIVE fact in diam eter, sets oil
boiling cloths, and rolling screen, with the chests
balance irons slelge-hammers and pecks, move
able miil-chests or boxes, hoisting-tubs, pair OF
scales and weights complete, turning machine,
packing machine for Flour, hoops for mill-stones,
rattle stalls, fan mill, large iron hoops and gud-
geons OF the best wrought-ron for n mill-sh2it, all
IN good order, made OF the best materials, and on
the most improved plans-Aiso, a large water-whee,
and an inner cog-wheel with the shaft well
made, with the best iron work and gnlgeons, all
quite new, aud al the works, machinery and gear
attached to the gist and manu- featuring mill which
can be taken down, will be Sold Also, i horses, !
cows, Is hogs, beds and furniture, one loom, one
press and one horse cart, and some other articles
vi the horses, one is a brood mare, colts, one s.
the other years old, and one work-holse. II be-
Ing necessary to raise small sum of money On the
day * sale, some of the above articles will be put
up Tor cash, and credit Of six months given an the
residue, as will be more explicitly declared on the
day.
Bonds with approved security will be required,
before the property can be delivered TO bear IN
terest from the date, If shall not be pune
tua!iy made.
MARY CHILDERS, Executor
And Devisee of Meredith Chiders, decd.
MAYS. s-St
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-06-12
SEQ REWARD-

4 q III henrico county, called Brookheld, in the
early part al last month, negro man rancd Jacob,
about live feet high, rather stout made, Stops a
little IN his shoulders, has very bad countenance,
and down 10 when SPOKEN to, turns out his toes
years old.
purchased him of William Eulchcr in the year
iSli-l understand he was raised by Capt He
zekish Henly. IN the upper end of Henrico county,
IN whose neighborhood he has mother, where II is
probable he is now lurking. will give the above
reward to any person who will deliver the said
gro man to me- in this place, to my oversecr at
the above named plantation.
BEN. 9fEPPaRD.
Richmond June /. w6w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-06-12
.Ts,,e 3.
$50 REWARD.

ETOR experimenting aud delivering to me in this
q place, black slave named SAMPSON he
absconded on the night of the 9th Feb. last, and
has been seen in The neishbouihood of Smthfeid,
and now supposed to be abnnt Southampton court
house, where he was raised, in the family of Mr.
Blount, by whom he sold. Hs is likely twenty
two yesrs of age, feet 10 riches high, his lips
thick and project considerably, and in his walk
shews the effect ofilst feet. will give the above
reward for his delivery here twenty dollars for
securing him in any jail in this state so that may
get him again. ARCHIBALD FREELAND.
MancheEter, MAY Is eff
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-06-12
NOTICE.

DY Virtue of a trust deed executed to the sub
ID scrber will be sold to the highest bidder, for
cash, at Chesterfield courthouse, Saturday the
22nd day OF June next, that valuable tract of land
in the county OF Chesterfield, whereon capt Tho's
Cheatham at present resides, supposed to contain
thirteen or fourteen hundred acres and bounded by
the lands of the late Col Mathew Cheatham,
Armsteal Bruce and others, or so much thereof as
Will be sufficient to raise the sum Of S09i 10 cents,
with interest from the first day of October, 1914,
and the costs and charges of executing the trust
JAMES HOWLETT, Trustee.
May ~. 6-ds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-06-12
CAUTION

Y5VHE public are hereby cautioned from taking an
4 assignment or trading for Bond executed
by me in January last, and payable 25,h Deem
Der next to Miss Christian Hughes of Hanover
County, for the sum of 80 dollars, it being for the
hire of negro man named Cyrus for the present
years | was imposed upon in the character and
disposition ot said fellow, and determined not to
pay the
HUGH DAVIS.
lane 3. o9f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-06-12
Nm. Cochran q Comegvs,

Nm. Cochran S5' Comegys,
BALTIMORE, No. 1884 Market street.
4 have imported by the late arrivals from IiveruooI
and London general assortment OF GOODS, which tbey
oer for sale very reasonable terms by package or
piece Amongst which. are
Extra imperial Saxony cloths and cashmere
Second and low-priced do. do
Black, eoloreri and printed bombazetis
Light aud dark printed caicoes and shawls
White and cOored cambria muslns
Jaeonett muslin, haidkeroiiefsand ginghans
i-S and a. common and patent stirtings
Cordetiand cambria dimities
Fancy, pullica Madras and printed handkerchief
Nestilets, loiimetts and Swansdown
Manchester cords and vclveteens
Mems and Womens' cotton hose, in small cases
Bindings, tapes, bobbns and shirt buttons do.
Fms gloves suspendrs, sswng-skS ferrets galooas 4c
ALSO. ON HAND.
Pose. striped and point blankets, in bales
Coatings, hushiDes, itsrnoughts and plains-
May %. f-irs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-06-12
NO DISCOUNT!

FOREIGN MONEY AT PAR:
Wezu q CHEAP Store, No. 90. Eagle Ro4y.
AM now opening, under the right
wing Of the Eagle Tavern, second door above the Far
mers Bank of Virginia. elegant assortment of RrisI.
FTech ana Idia Cood comprising almost every article
IN the DryGood line, which Will sell cheap for cash and
receive Baltimore and District Money at oar!
ne laues and gentlemen invited call and view the
hansome Irish linens and long lawns ever seen in this
market. - 800
Those who want Bargains will find it their interest to
sell me. JOfN NcptIFpsonJ
NAYS. II7tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-06-12
2ODOLL4RS KEIV-IRD-

20UOLL.4RS RE jY.4RD.
T. IRAfED, from the Subscribers part of the
- Falls Plantation about Il week ago, a likely
GREY MARE, OF a good size. She walks, trois
and gallops well, but does not pace or cantor, is
naturally inclined to be fat, and though in good Or
der, rather rough, not having been slod or hous-
ed lately is about nine years old, and haa some
Jumps on her neck, eceasioned by bleeding.
purchased her of John Randolph, Esq. of RoasolSe,
and ifnot taken up or the way, she will probably
so to his plantation, in Halifax county.
will give the above reward for the delivery of
the SAIL Mare to me. in the City of Richmond, or
at the Falls Plantation.
Nj. w. HANCOCK
May H. Itf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-06-12
WAND ELECTION :

WARD ELECTION.
n N consequence of the ineligbilty of Samuel @.
Z Adams TO act as Member of the Common
Council in Jeiferson Ward, No. I, an ELECTION
will be held on Saturday, the 29th day of June, at
the Court-House, to I'll the vacancy thus occasion
ed. w y. WREN. Neyr't G.. n
June S. Ltd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-06-12
TO SELL OR BARTER.

- ~ x TX OK 4O|I[S (sh-
WISH to sell or exchange nine small Brick
Z Ao1aes, two stories high, cellars under the
whole, and gardens enclosed 10 The whole, at valu-
alton, fer land Of first quality in any part of the wes
ters or northwestern country, which is near apy
nayigabe river. Any person DESTROYS of trailing
will please describe the land in letter to me, Hills
borough, Loudoun County, We.
SAMUEL W. YOUNG.
Tr,re g. o-2t-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-06-12
Twenty Dollars Regard !!

Iqventy Dollars Reward
GTRAyED or stolen from the Subscriber. in
> this City, Thursday night last, the sOth ult.
Byatoga Sorrel .if.9RE, about or years old,
and from i feet s inches to feet 10 inches high
PAGES well, sho all round, and travels remarkably
above reward to any person, who will deliver the
said mare provided, the thief is convicted or.
Ten DoAGrs for the'Mare alone. She belongs to
Major John Quarles Of Fluvanna County, Va. and
not prevented, will probably 90 to his residence.
The delivery Of SAFE Mare to him, will entle the
person do;og to the same reward as il delivered
10 me.
FLEMING JAMES.
a. Cste q James's, Aarkei-Bridse
Jt.neS. o-6t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-06-12
.TineS.

DISSOTUTYOyW Or CO-P.8RI.YER SNIP.
FsyHE. Co.Partncrship of COLE s. J7yi1E.S,
i having expired by limitation IN the first inst
the business will hereafter be conducted under the
firm Of FL E.IfLN'G J.q1HES&5 Ia.
All persons having claims against the concern Of
Cole Z. James, arc requested to present them AVID
those indebted, TO make Immediate payment t.
Fleming James, who IS alone authorized to settle
the Transactions of the said concern.
ROSCOW COLE,
FLEMING JAMES.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-06-12
NOTICE-

a IL persons having claims against the estate Of
"a Hillary Picse'fH decd are requested tn bring.
them forward to tie Suhscriber properly authenti-
Gated, by the Is of August 50 that arrangements
MAJ he made for their payments and it is earnestly
requested, that those indebted will make ~ speedy
settlement as possible IN
ALEXANDER FULCHEP, .4gert
far the Erecutir.
T5g1e9 nom
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-06-12

oThIri1 EOJDS.
FE7uE Subscribers expect to receive in = day or
3 two by the Indian Chief from Lon,lon--
Superfine London Cloths and Cayaineres, Toll
nctts and Cuttings, Fancy Musns for ladies' dres.
ses Printed Blue. But, and Indian striped Dnlties,
Furniture DO. Cotton, and Linen and Cotton Tyke.
York striped Narkecus BALLOON Bombazettes a5sor.
ted colours, aides Cotton Hose and Silk Gloves.
Mems and Chdren's Cotton Hose, d. Brown and
half Hose, Buck and York Tan, Gloves. sewing SILK.
Dolmon and Wakey's best London Hats. Britannia
Table and Tea Spoons, Common do. Cloth, Tooth
and Shaving Brushes, Seine and Shop Irvine, so
Casks ID Nails fat points, Casks iOd do London
Porter. White Lead, Spanish Brown, &c.
They have on hand, Irish Linens and Sheetines,
Cambria and Jsconett Muslin, Light and Dark
ground coloured Prints and an assortmer, OF lard
7rare md Cprlery-AI Of which they offer for sale
on accommodating terms.
SUTHERLAND CCLQUHOUN & ca.
.Tffre /. r,s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-06-12

PLAylNG-CARD MANUFACTORY.
No %, South Front STREET, PtRaoklbtia.
UAMES Y. HUMPHREYS, successor
o. Thomas D. Syer uactqres and has nos rradt
lor SAX, at tue old cheap prices;
Backgammon BO1rGs
Eige,, large and small paten; anil eoppcrpa,c with soi
edges, and white and spotted lgcls
Harry with white and spotted backs
Broom, with do. do. DO.
Highlander do. do. 60.
IIghandcrsat 10 90, ard ~ dolls. per rrsee
French and Spanish. with white and spotted backs
Blank Cards, for Printer use
DO. do. with Fancy borders ~ every color
Gold edged and embossed visiting and blank cards
Narbd and Fancy Papcrs-and general assortment Of
Paper and Stationary.
Orders will be executed ral terms. and Of very apc
rior quality in the above articles.
.4bffiZ7. 1ii-5fn
The Binor Of ,c Chor'cRoE Courier requested % in
scrt the above twice week months, forward his sc
count 70 lanes i. Humphreys.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-06-12

IN END 70 leave TINS Country about seven or
u eight weeks herce, and will probably be absent
one or two years Those having unsettled business
with re, will please make application for settle.
Tnent before my departure. ] am not to be eonsid-
cred responsible for any contracts entered into on
my behalf by others, but such as are authorised by
my special order.
ROBERT GORDON.
June g. off
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-06-12

RElNOVAL.
Ed T. SHELTON & Co. have removed
. on the Market agdgc, next desS below C.hasA WI.
Ans & 60, haSa7, 4-1w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-06-12
June 8
THIRTY DOLLARS REWARD.

THIRTY DOLLARS REWARD.
RUNAWAY from the Subscriber, in this
~ City, a Negro Man named NED HENDER-
s0N: tie IS a spare made raw-bcne negro. about
5 feet Or 9inches high. had or when he went a.
way suit ofyeliow home spun clothes, snd has
been engaged in running the river for several years
suspect be is gone TO Fluvsnna. where he has
wife, belongsg to MIR. Henderson, near Hariw ware
river, in sail County. will give the above for the
delivery of said Negro at SCOTS Ferry, in Abe.
marie, or for securing him in any Jail so that get
him again.
PETER L. JEFFERSON.
June 8. e.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-06-12

LOST,
IN tic 22f or 25l isst. note for refused
hogsae,d Of Tobacco, Inspected at Johnson's
eor-hon.e, Of TIC following weigh's ard number
eros. 1000. Tar 14g, Nett, 1858, No 7S6. The
finder will confer On obligation on the subscriber,
By delivering said note TO Sir. Henry Moody. OF
Manchester. JOHN F.Fi NIL
Petersburg, Feb %. 5gOm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-06-12
ADVERTISEMENT.

q SECONDED from my plantation in Chester
- field county, Va. come time in November last.
PETER, middle SEE black fellow, has remark
SHY SMALL eyes, and dull conntenance lie is about
81 or % years old-'ris probable he has rome 10
some ofthe Western counties of this State Any
person that will apprehend the said slave, conine
him in Jail and give Information so that | get him
again, shall receive twenty dollars.
NANCY HARRIS.
June 8. gift