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Aana & Slaves at .AWctiou

lHE subscriber, residing in the county of Orange la.
y determined 10 sell ~ auction HoaGdy the I5th
d0g 81 Deceaber near, the premises without reserve
very vaaable1RACr OF LAND near the court house
upon Rapdan river, containing by survey 1855
acres OF this land S0 low grounds which
100 acres have this year produced barrels corn
theiesidne consists of high lands iuthe Southwest moun
'ahs so well known fer their fertility aud well adapt
ed,(bss extremely level ior mountain land TO the cuff
lure OF corn, wheat and tobacco. About thirds
theiiact are cleared under good fences aud in
peer IA gOou order for sTrins; the is wood Land
neaVy NUMBERED with the most valuable Kinds Of timber.
inns lana lies or the great mari etroad 10 FIedecksbTg
aoo"t * niies rm that place. immediately the RAJ
piuah flVe' which Las been actually surveyed. may
We colhdeIiy expected TO be made Davigabe muck
iaternp, the funds for that purpose having already
subscribed. There IS now cultivation and seeded
sgcienc ofland Of excelen, csalty to produce crop
OF wheat Of 0OOO bushels. Possession will be given With
out DELAY. ~
Al the same ump and place viii he sold also at auction
hars II not superior in value 30 any set of plantation
hanus OF the saire number, in the State.
ire SAILS will he conducted by MIR. Thomas TAYLOR
WHO VIII make known ,bc the day of sae-but
many event, considerable proportion OF the purchase
money for the negroes will be required raid dow n
THOMAS MACON.
iTA PERSONS holding bends ar ,otes executed by me
aie particularly Request tp leave memorandum of
,neIi claims possible III the oice OF Heron
"Hhlon % al Richmond TIM.
II TIE Editors n the hufionoE Trfelfsencer Mar
fox RcfGt6. y iAchCStsF Constellation ami Lsnchbure
Press GreTeqaeSted to iycrt ne ADORE fuicc a neei
GnaJor"dyd thcir accounts 30 ns ccs fer pGyiaeat-
octohcr7. 4i.tds
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YES twas fsasn, deed. The sru's darS Good.
, iai r">c ia tear GIeps pon~a IT, SEEING BE-
iiec WITH saisuuai slio"dDHi. biaod iof bioud.
BsNceping iir,, et. had hish'a t. NleV the stream
fuat sism'd kmth's DosOI ;-yet, cen ,hOu, die
1ton Wa,er'oo,io ,ourIer name sll'i yield;
Soon shat. Thy fame distant meteor seem,
Known bHt a. Agiurorrl Ciessys 0eii
While bssa'ds proud. dVCk some newer, baser shield.
aiu, isy'.-b man that thak'st III, msect iOi;
Cat si2ieh o,p Naieiloc from Times decay!
zen nhilc We .aye Death srips ths moi,ai coil
Car iitc'saN hrur. our nieiurTy bui ~ day,
Andthen, when tv';N -lVl, rOelts sway,
An cypalace ain yon araupe aiie.
10 ieli O. iatuic worlds thc~iidaiiaav
THAT eiaInpi rs nyuie uh, iiIc Wntids shall snne
Jo tiiIA Lame iethie att "bllNiOn would heguiiv
No ;ws'troo shsll br bar dream,
10 III somr hgok nosh Ian. whc.c iC4ined lore
Deep trsssrs'i shttis = niom,nviy giesm
On aee.s trrgo,tcn; ponii,ug where Uf yore
Europe corigad unHuintCi d tioihesboie
lr"in Belgian riins, aud where niants hsnd
liFark thr datk cup he world had drums heipte,
fheit b'ood.siaind lrd cNrciI 20 distant l.,uh
10 pine Mes iiugInS ta' On iie,e's desert snahd.
Yelthen when E 80 '.ss to mans dearest pride,
ihc chiSsi'd granite tls'rs as age-Nottt uust
AND Won proud sicr th;, sphIus the crouchiHg tide
SHALT snk .; lersha monument ot dust;
Thea. hrSi shalt p. the nie,inry OF the Just,
whisc io~ly deed, ~ j.tav'n'sc page ear ,lPd,
Shah hu.ai survive tie WarffIii', uophfd nust,
And trrsh viii wte.lhs that a., 'ci MAY NaNt8 old.
Sh"il a.Vh now Vali Tive Wise-L0w impotent lie bold
Oh thea, be mine the ia'ae THAI cannot die !
The wisdom l.rc that tails of worlds unhrGwni
nc uinr tie fai'h that Iiils her anqui eve
To ilvay'n's biigii Obs, aLi calls them her own
And when the bieati tliat watts my parting groan
Shall iose its burden 90 ihe passing gate,
And nought stah 'ive bat one fail iuR'ta stone,
Whence soon i,i,s, dp-e the plain lrUss-WrTn isle,
rAsn s,reteh'd he rai'is o'd wiue aid sscid Hopes
joyfa sail,
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EAucatiNn.

t subscriber respectfully informs his f,hd, aud the
public IN general, that hs SCHOOL will be continI-
Ell the ensu'n. year. Mr. MN. RICHARDSON WI, act
an assistant and will teach the Latin and Sreek
euasts, English grammar aud arthnee. The snhscri-
her Vii snpcrintend be school, and devote himself
enlay To teaching Euoid's elements surveying doth
theoretically aud practcayl algebra, xoa philosophy
and bellies ietues.
The terms Of entrance viii b. - Cor board sa6 tut
ton, OF " ieh $a1wih he required IA advance The
tvai JeFs vii iUthi-h tber het. zed candies
al extra Chs>ye rots - 10 - bnarsis accoi-
modaigd the term 81 nitian ,ttbe 10 tfonths con-
iuencing lie iitst Aioaday m JannorS.
GEORGE RICHARDSON.
Coochlard. Nov. II. 55.laMnw-
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Master OF Paris.

THE tabscrihets respectfully inform their friends
x and tbe prblc, that they have alarse supply Of
Plaster Of Paris, on hand of superior quality. Thcy
bave been informed nat part Of iteir GROUND Plaster
sold daring tie lat seaso1. IN damp slate aud
thereby ienucred difficult 10 get In proper order, Tor
using upon The earth; tie which produced this
has since been emedied, By Keeping bc Casks Of pa
ter drY nnil tey takeu from tie yard. During the
last season for selling plaster had Of shell
tcring The Sauc aud consequently The casks after being
allied with plaster. Nerc exposed f the weather Tie
whole Of te winter season, which aaeced The plaster IN
this way vcty much. We nov prepared with every
convenience for preserving tie plasle. dry aud warrant
q to be deycsediD COED order and Of the rcrV bc
quality. WOODSON q q FABLES.
H0y ~ ST ~
Epl virtue Of deed Of usi executed 10 The subscriber
- by WILLIAM EAST. deceased, and for tic puiro
ces therein mentioned, shalt proceed, NOaa0y tue
10 dQV n Deccabsr mat upon che premises 10 sell by
public auctor.ic Of isud which Tie said T.
liam fast formerly resided D. a. the cogny Of ifiX
adonsinq The lands ofisaac Ned'eJ snd others.
THOMAS EAsLRY. Trustee.
Nogdrlhev "a, SAL
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Eruit, Forest yreeg, SC.

RENJAhIN PRINCE q CO. have for sale at their Map
kS ScTg, (tiashing Landing, n. York large as.
sortmentoi the best grated FRUIT FREES of the most
approved European aud American kIids-AmOng whch
are several thousand Peach Nectane aud Apricot Trees
OF the mostvigOIous growth and be in The
most healthy state and free from disease greet variety
OF the hest aud iargestszed Imported Chr
rants. RaSpbenies-alSo, Strawberry Plants European
Mountain Ash-also, Linden English Lime Trees Eu-
ropean Elm and Larc Trees, Magnolia TTpetla or I'm
breia free Balm OF Giles Silver Fir elegant orna
Eeual evergreen, which produces the basam SO famous
for The cure of consmptions aud healing wounds Swe-
dish Juniper beautiful evergreen PyTac3ntIa an ey
eTeTeen with clusters ofscaet fruit; Magnolia Acumin
alta or Cucumber Tree, Magnolia Olauca with very ma
gfaut flowers; doublchowering red, ditto white Rose
Athea lldanee, With large, elegant, changeable pink
purple, snG While mowers; double towering Pomcgra
nate with beautiful crimson flowers Coccy eTa or Vene
tan Sunach yeiy ornamental Sn0w0ropO White Fringe
Tree, tlaesa or Silver Bell Tree, Chnqupin or Dwarf.
Garden Cnesuut very curious, and produces in
bnndance when only feet high great variety Of i'm
ported Roses OF various kinds and other Towering 1lees
aud Shrubs, catalogues OF which may be had the
OF MeSsrS. EltS -ition Richmond. orders lett with
them, or forwarded by Mall to No 49, Pearl Street NJ
York, will he immediately attended to- and the Trees and
Shrubs packed IN the most caIei and manner.
sept. 81. 122 m
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ALrxANDarA, November III.
Mr. SnoudeM.

mr. oNoWdeH,
One of yOnr constant readers being az
hcted with violent cold, which confined him bed
for several days after trying number OF the
dies, found more benefit from the street. oil and
iogj sugar sde M like d s,rup) than from all OF them
la short he round almost Immediate relief after being
nights without rest which he thinks proper coumunl
cate TO you for the beneat Of these afflicted like
ner. H.
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November is.


S,TATE OF NlRGiNIA.-kT NOTJCEt0 Creditors of
~ tie late SAMUEL GiST, Esq.--f any. whereas by
an act Of the General Assembly Of the State OF Virginia
passed tue 2oih day OF February, 1916 entitled An act
giving effect to the last will aud testament ofga Cit
late OF The city of London, after Jccng the
said Saml Gist directing the lis slaves
IN manner therein mentioned aud tua appeated to
the General Assembly just and proper that The intentions
OF lie said Samuel Gist Tar related the cDianci
patton of the said slaves and applying The properly
thereby devised and bequeahC for their use according
to the Intentions 0f The said estalor-And although the
said Samuel Gst appeared 10 have left very large per
sonal estate ~ England, which subject 70 the pay
ent al his debts, fany there be- preference TO the
SAID slaves and otter property in Virginia, ii they be
subject thereto, IL right aud expedieB that the said
property shOulG notbe withdrawn from tie claims ofany
creditors OF the said Gst no might choose assert
iighti 10 satisfaction hererOmI by The said act Of
Assembly enacted that John Nickb2m, tsq any 9th
eT Trustee that might be appointed should hold the said
saves lands auu other property subject aud in manuer
~ the SAID act mentioned, having due regard 10 the
clas Of any creditors Of the said Saml. Gst il such
IT, be.
And whereas Ivy decree Of The IIirh Cont Of Chan
Cefy OF That pait OF tie United KindOn Of Great grits
&ieard called England, bearing daic the 1ih DAY of J
~, lStf, Mauo ~ cetaiH causes in said Court depend
ing. ~ one VI Which Josiah Cist Esq x others 9re
plaintiffs. Wan. fOWke, Lsq and Elizabeth his if Mar
ln fesihes Esq aud Mary his wife, and others are de-
ienaanls and lin Tie other Of the said causes tue said
Mary Pcafkes and The said Wui TovLeaud Itilabef III
VIE are plaintiffs, ana the said Martin peafkes and
taucls Gfigg. Esq. deicndants--it was referred 10
James stephen Esq Of The masters Of the said ONT
10 eheHIe whether there arc auY such debts az are men
onei IN NC sad act Z" Assembly Ofthe State OF Virgin.
~ dne from Tie tesidtoT.
hNI PERSONS claiming ANY such debts rs are inent
rned on he said act of Assembly Of the State Of Virginia
70 be que fFou the said es,ator are desired to come in
beole ire sad MASTER At his chambers Southampton
Blldhes ChanccIy Lane, London, and make ont their
claims TO such debts before the 2sth day OF Febru
"l1s thiS. August 10 52-fw
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Notice.

E1URSuhNT TO the last III and testament Of COL VIM
Harrison, dec. will be sold without reserve to the
highest bidder, LOHd0y fhc 18Th duy IF December.
Helt ON The premises II fair az tile fair day
that valuable PLANTATION wlercOn the said decedent
formerly resided, containing O55 acres between and
AGO OF whcb iswOOG land, lying in the county Of T..
George, IL miles beoY The town of Petersburg and
from tide water situated in very healthy and agreeable
neighBourbOOd, and as all the improvements necessary
for the accommodation of genteel family. his land Is
wei adapted to ie culture of corn, wheat tobacco
aud Is well worth The attention any farmer being laid
out IN SHIFTS, where 10 or 10 bands may be employed
10 great advanage-now in excellent order for farming
There viii be from so 10 100 bushels Of wheat seeded
this Fail.
A, the time will be sold one small trac; Of WOOD
LAND, containing 100 acres.
The TERMS OF SALE will he, 2 and years credit
equal Snnual payments with BUId and approved secu-
Tity and deed Of trust on the land TO the pay
ment thereof.
n Any person wishing to view the premises. will
apply to Mr.. Archibald Richardson, who lives on the
place.
ALso-will besold, at the same time aud place, or
800 barrels OF corn the crops Of wheat aud fodder alt
the plantation utensils Wagons nearly new several va
liable work horses aud worn steaTs sundry articles
OF household aud Kitchen fuInituIeO Inch credit of
months uiil he given for all of 20 aud upwards
Under 20, cash-tbe pufcbaseTs giving bond with APP
proved security before the property is delivered.
~ All those having claims against the of the
said decedei ate requested to present them for pay.
ment. ana those indebted earnestly requested "
make payment without delay.
RICHARD WILLIAMS, ddHinfsfrafOr
tciih Tie tfH aRRercd.
ALSO-Wl be sold, at the same tine and place 10 or
i2 likely NEGROES, fer division amongst the lcgatecs
OF tue said decedant credit Of Rine nIOrhs with
bond aud approved security, by
November7 sst5s
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nese Ys, were many Of them falling down.
They were built chiefly during the last dy-
nasty. Priests do not live in them, but idols
axe placed in the different stories, and from an
inscription saw ON one, Judge that an i
possible, was part OF the motIc for build
ing. The highest are nine stories; some are
seven, some 1--we. They are oflen built on the
tops OF mountains, where the labOnI and eX-
great
1 should have been glad to haze written
YOU further account of my journey, aud 10
have iudulSed IN some reflections, but the
large proportion Of time which my varied
avocatIsps dcmantcd, aud Il rather widely
extended ,respondence, prevent my dong
So.
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DISCOVERY orrnnloNcnuDr- AaAnrn,eAs

DISCOVERY OFTltE LONGITUDE An GERicAS.
70 the Editors Of the ". o,S Mercantile AdrerIser.
GENrLLMEN,
The reading part of the community al
ready knows that Dr. joBL ABRoTT, of Georgia
several years distinguished hnselfby caqniiies
netisui. As iots 1892, there summary Oi
bis opinions published in Mtchii Hiller'S Msdical
depository, ~ New York. Since that TINS the maga
aS l"nuaie have occasionally noticed the prOgfeS OF
tiIs ingenious gentemau's discoveries. The full dew
opeeni O his magnetic theory, and us practical appt
cation, al contained IN las essay the central iniu
ence of nagnetisn published IN pamphlet form 1T Phi
ladelpira, with diagrams. IA 1914.
Experiments lately made hoard ship bound from
Savannah To- Liverpool ana board another rom Bos
ton 10 Savannah, have sewnth that Dr. AbbQs PLAIN and
simple apparatus for determining the longitude upon
1gnelca principles is admirably adapted to tue puTpo
ses ofboth calculating ard navigating n'E.
IL Is the intention OF the inventor this elegant meth
90 TO cause improved machnerytO be made, and new
modes Vf obsc Walton TO be adopted and understand
that lie will shortly lay before tie public another
on of his work with the whole euc6atipn Of the ia
por discover, which he ha had the good
make.
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Notice ie Mereby Giyens

PE MAT tie administration of JVhu Nicholas upon the
estate OF Francis Light!0ct deceased and also lie
said Nichoial's guardianship Of said Lightfoots or
plans, have been revoked by the wOIship county court
OF Hcurico and that administration de b"nis non upon
tie estate of the said Lghfoot hath been committed to us
by the said couri.
Allpersons indebted to the said estate or having any
OF the property Of the said Lehjfooi deceased
arc required 10 the said debts and deliver Tie said
property &c ns, who alone authorised receive pay
Inen and possession and grant DISCHARGES the same
All persons WHO have any demands agaisst the said es-
tate are desired 10 make them known Immediately to the
subscribers.
WM. BURToN .DL. BURT ON& RI. SAUNDERS
Ad'a'rs. dc boHis non IF r. Lighf)oot, dec.
HenIic0 Nov. %. 5s.3t
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AlanO GoY Sale

pursuance ola deed OF executed by Jetss
3 0oGsoH OF Powhatau county 10 The paymen.
Of certain sums money due Dr. }. H. Archer OF Aiue
liza county, aud recorded in Amelia county court viii
be sold OHie 9th day Of December nest al The fTonf
door Of the Union Hotel, in the CITY Of Richmond "a
IyQct LgHd, lying in The state Ohio the waters of
Deer crccs, containing by original survey. two housnG
acres, De II more o. ieas. JOHN LANE.
November 70. sstd
a TEACHER WANt Eu-Iwish 4, rniploy A. YTgrB.
n sr Of few boys some person yell acautincd win
the Latin and Greek Languages, halrnats and Ceogrs
ply. JFpNANHAE
SNl"berand, hugHstHD. an
k(OR 5ALg-HQ neg istapc Esfafe, in and npon
James River IN te county Of SuTfy containing sbout
15OO acres. ibis Lsiaie has ranked among tie hest
upon ih River and for the purposes OF stocb fun il
cannot be eNceiied-
My SUITE Quorrics and Lods iu the county Of BncE.
ingham, about CO miles above Richmond James Ri
yer, contains 25Gacres. netdouJ add that this is son.
sideiee of incacuabe yaiuc--
:. TEeag Thousand Icres Of Lana. in the county IS
Paficb .enbiacina the fOtk % the Ltie Dan Eiver
The Improving navigation OF kDdi0Le nlust Shortly
make this property yefy valuable
About YU0 UHHdFCd mt Jilfg dcffs ~ wes0,a,u
just at The headoflc new turnpike about4 nnies above
the city
Also, SCnarcW MS. tgo gcies I'm rear OF nv rel
depce between y and siiteis just Ill The cniraee OF
ihe Wesihsin Turnpike into &c clty.
Iol particulars terms ,appy oCaiirf r. Page Esi or
tome subscriber. THOMAS WILSON.
Fhtusf p
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'YWentY NOilars ReWara

u ANAwAY from the subscriber, in Hanover osnnty.
4 on lie night OF the 18th of October last HuatiO
woman named LUCY. She is q large, poTy woman /;
speaAs s0 and oonyerses we'll. Lucy purchased OF
Messfs John H. d Alexander L. Robinson OF Richmond
sue was raised and lived in fredericksburg and
brought from there about thirteen months since Her
mother child aie now living with MIR. John H. Robin.
son. have been Informed that she has husband, who
calls himself Joe iud and yo probably rms ne river
from sichmORd To Norfolk have doubt She viii be
ABOUT hrs lhoTntons, Fredericksburg OF perhaps she
may try 10 eri TO Norfolk with this Joe Rud or about
Richmond, where her mother and child live
viii give twenty dollars reward TO any persou who
will deliver the said woman or halfthat sum If seen.
red IN Iai! so thai get heT aggin.
PATSY HARRIS, by
II. KING.
November Is. 5stf
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Norses, Nogs, &c. Cor Sale.

WILL be sold to the highest bidder he 9th Of DE.
W cenber, Immediately after lie sale Of nun Sink
the stock ofliORSts, HOGS X CATTLE, the crops of
CORN, FODDER, HAY, OATS & RYE, together with a
WAGONS. and PLANTATION JTENSitS.
credit OF " moniiIs viii be allowed all sums over
500. NuIchascs To give bond w.fh approved security
on ibe day Of sale TO CaIy interest the date if NOT
punctually paid. Cash foI al SUNS under $50.
Edmund y. NORVELJ
Executor ~ Thomas N0rr6U, dec i.
Novcmber25. 5stds
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MILlM-SVONNS. 20.

johnson & WATKINS have just received
- 55O Spanish Hides
Cologne Mil tOses
EsOpus do.
Es'des hey have hand, complete assortment Of
CROcEhIeS, ST.. sc.
October 3. 42tf
KlOIiCE.-All persons WHO lave claims agaitst the
estate Of David Ross, decd arc requested to pfe
seri them, properly authenticated, at my once in the
wy Of icnmond, tbai provision may DC made for teir
payment.
u my wish to avoid unnecessary litigation there
torefequest, that su mas mol be ordered without pre-
viOrs Interview with ne.
THOHAS r. BDUIDIN.
Acttg Ea'sr. " Dasid Ross, aced
NJ. - III
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GOpartnersh NissOlyed
Ven Dollars Reward

- ANAWhY from Ethan, in New Kent negro man
n named MOSES, OF snail stature, probably about
ees very biack-but may be known by struitine very
much and having down look. He went of the second
oisepteper and mas been seen ia Richmond at various
times, up 10 the I'd November.
viii give ten dollars reward for lis approximations il
ID OF about Richmond, and III proportion ii taken alta
distance.
al masters Of vessels forwarned against taking
hiin on II any e. should rake Rim away will give
: 90 oany one who VIII give the necessary information
10 prosecute the oileHcer to effect.
BURWELL BASsETT.
NoVelf' .. 5SIm
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{Sottou Va,.n.

'fbf tubtcnoei has hand foT sale and M con isHf
3 " Weep supply Of bcs Eaifroie manufactures
COTTON YARN, fsH hufoisfs. afd 80 IKE rsi,imose
piees-iJ Dcslsfs In ;ls atcc Win ohabi, arfi b. .
Their irteIest 70 esh. 0tNTAEu PEfTON.
Octcbsi ~ -e.iei
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\NAnteA,

100 bushels PALMA CHRISTI 5EED--f0r Which cash
will be given. JhMES tIARRisS & Go.
SegsR doors abODc lie Bttt TatcrH.
October q. lo-2ri
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Nuna.Mays.

WAS committed To the Jail OF iIeurico cnrrty on
W The 2iih OF May last, a negro man who calls him
sen hiAi aud says lie helongs Thomas CLARK OF
Richmond said slave is about feet OF inches ligh
about rs or 3Dyears OF ace very black.
AIsn-RAlfH, about - years I'D. bright IRuai,o, .
,eet or II inches high, says he belongs coll Thomas
Brat, OF n. Orleans.
The ownr,s of the above slaves win please come for
dealt with as the law directs.
r. BURTON, ID. S. fer
W. S. Smith, SLerig& Jailor 81 II. c.
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EoYty OoYiars Mewor0

- ANYWAY from the subscribCT on the 25th Of last
a month, negro man named ROBN-iie is abopt 25
oi 80 years OF age, about high and wei. propori
oned, rather inclinng he t;oop-shoudvrcd-. ua
commonly large hands ard feet, lIttle od,yeu
spokeno, apt 10 answer naarned and stanei ing
Another by name JOHN, sometimes calls himself
Jon" SEeyke, cit ne ON The 2d instant lie is square
eUut wei SET fellow, about 25 years af age very black
has small scar on his forehead, walks very straight
"heh spoken 10, rs apt 10 answer with smiling couute
nance, though rather downcast II j. supposed be has
gotta passage from this neichbOnThocd some boat Ia
RICHMOND where he will be APT I've lurking until ne can
get passage 10 Alexandria, wleIe l. supposed he il
aiming TO CO. hereby forwaTn all trlfs of vessels
from harbonfing OF taking hoard The fellow I'M
Ger the penalty ofthe law, being deienEined To put il in
force against such offenders.
VIII give the above reward for the delivery Of both
the above fellows 10 me- Trentg D0LGTS for deliver
Ing either OF them securing them any jail so that
eetthem AGAIN: ROBERT LEWIS.
SCOTS Landing. Alhemarle, oct.7. IS 2m
rENEN DOLLARS REWARD. --Ran away IRON, the sui
y scriber abOni The ls instant negro man named
AARON who was hired To Inc last Christians The prs
pe'ty oi MI. Henry Carter, in Amherst county Va a
stout wen made fellow about ~ years of age toIeTabIy
o'ac@ ahon feet 0ncIcs high and double or crooked
eeth before; Oh examining his back it will be found We
~ much Scared ON account Of whipping He bad on
Nheh he went away, snEft cOlOuTed broad cloth coat
uah coioured panial0ons and other good clothing IL is
supposed he is in Richmond or the River. IT is rs
GeIained, that he has procured free pass or about
Lynchburg, stRf,I MccRoRV
RockbTidge. Sept. 8. 35tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-11-28
NV. JNlN Morton.

CIR bcieg 10 ffRGtitG8f cfGiiS Commonwealth
- GDd hdVi"s ne attorney therein SW0un 10 me- are
hsFe65 fyV1Wfc. that 3t It5rSYCNCe Of q commission
from tie Superior Carr a. CHehcery OF Riehhaond in
ne S;tt tsereia 2f'tHiHS rhf, en- cospkaSRaRe
aa" yO@ cAd ~ 'H"5 Sfot'Cyf ~ deieHGGAs SHAH
SiSta9g u ilcccwbfr Rcrf, 6etUen the hours OF tea
r. ~ Oia sir y. Ii. f0hSfae GsyosEioHs eff (hories
Z. rage o~a George ~. UcSt 10 be read IN he said
1f, 1hc thu on the feath day grthe eMsl,ig term Of
me Superior t"Frr u th0ectrg ajoresGid Skdil bs
ing cosf'fSet more ne hoD0ar0je iadce Of the sad
Coast, 10 Tcisfefe The iN5HNcf.cn N ire sad taSe
JNOH4dSC G. NELSON.
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