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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-13

nSSOLUfiON.-A dissolution OF the Coua,,,,. rs,,ip
- hitherto existing between JYaHh9pS Parss. has
this day taken place, Dy mutual consent All those in
deoicd to said INN, requested make immediate
payment 10 JAMES wArHor, who viii also paysl debts
Contracted for The beileut vi tlie said .hgn
JANIS wAuaoP.
1A~ASS u. PAINE.
ELISHA EARKssDALE.
Halifax courthouse, VI.
January %, 1917.
tcbrmg,pt saGf
svoR sALg-rvo active. Lc..llLy Negro Mea one o
a them coarse shoemaker.
liberal pIic, will also he given for a healthy bow Of
twelve oronrieen years of age, and OF good cLalacei
Eigrire at this O5icc.
iebruaryG. sO2awtf
NOTICE is hereby -iycil that the ceiis III the aiic
- Hospital IN the city OF williamsburg appropriated
for male paes, all occupied and t.a, no more male
patients will be recciycdnto the said fiospal until some
OF tue said cells notice OF which IN b,
given. by oraer q tie CUR OF Directors.
February /. ss.la,ntf
A MANAGER for farm viii meet immediste cg
pioyneni provided he Is duly qualified and mas es
tmony OF honesty aud integrity, application to Mr.
James Harris, m RiehInond, TO Dr. James Jones in
Nottoway comfy.
February s. % iamGm
t;LEGANr CABINET fURNiTUKE.-cnA's. .nnis.
"a TiAN, Cabinet HGkef- Fulton ST. tate Fair Street
Pearl St. NEw-YoRK respectfully informs the C
items of the Southern States, that as principally p
dapted his business FOR Southern demand his uriu.ei
oihe first style OF elegance, and always warrGned o;
bhshug himself IN Southern CUSTOM, reduce his prices
or orders from thence i've per cent. below New-Yoik
prices, which viii generally the cost of iiegit-
Orders directed 10 hun, by ~ter will receive iIe..ae
atter,icand information gwen !! re4nisite as to FASH
ion and prices.
A his work ismade in his workshops under his
personal inspection, and PACKED up by h.s.lf which
enables MN 10 waTant his furniture that may
please 10 favour hun wish their ccmnaDds
C. c. Is very satei 10 these ladies gentlemen Of
The Southern States ,lat nave favored hin with their ems
eo and socisa continuance VI gheir patronage and re
commentator
Nei0- York, Dee. 2. ss-sm
RT viriueof deed oftust 10 the subscribers
- by Thomas Wells aud Whelnna his wife 10 secure
iDe ateh Of debt due 10 John NJ Sheppard parfic.
larry specified ii the said deed which is duly adj
united To record IN the county OF Alemare-Wil
De so on the premises. the highest bidder Tor ready
money, (Specie al Public Auction the fifteenth d. ~
OF February neNt,ce certain LOT OF LAND in the town
OF charlottesville County of Albearle) designated in
the plan OF said town by No l.Also Tot or aurcei
OF ground in the county aforesaid adjoining said town
OF Charlottesville. containing stated, ahs 0 an acre
or so much 81 said property will be sufficient to pay
aud satisfy the balance due the debts In the deed lnenti
oned together with the of recording and exectng
the deed oftrus
The subscribers. acting trustees for the benefit of o.
TIERS viii only convey 10 the purchaser title as they
may possess.
JOHN WYNN,
ALEN. GARRETT.
January Isl s2.Jm
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December II.

IN CHiNCERY.-At a Court held for Cunlueri,,,Io
a Comfy. the 29h day OF Oc. 1916
Thomas IT, Walton, Plaintiff, against James Spears
Robert Spears, the said Robert eX'Or Of VIM Spears
cec and Leonard Daniel ex'Or of Sarah Spears dec.
DyeRdGnfS.
ibis DAY came the pianti by his attorney and the d.
fendan James Spears having entered his appearance
aud given security accOl ding to the of Assembly aud
Tue Rules Of TINS Soaft, and il appearing the sas.acti-
on The Contttat the said defendant james is MOI IN
inhdiltant Oithis COMMONWEALTH, the motion Of te
plaintiff by his Counsel, II is Ordered and Vecreed
Ina the said defendant. James do appear here on TIE 9Th
Monu2y III January next, and answer tie plaintiffs bili
ana that Copy this Order be forthwith inserted in
some newspaper printed in The City of Richmond aud
cohtinncd Tor two moiits successvey and also another
County.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-13
January Isl
IN VHANCtkf.--BnskingiiaIn County, OCTOBER Court

IN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS County, OCTOBER Court,
4 1916.
Charles Phelps, adm. OF John Patteson dec PLAINTIFF
against Peter paiteson, Elizabeth PattesOn adnl'x OF
Charles rattesoh, dec. Henry Flood and chas. Mills
Defendants.
ON the motion ofthe plaintiff by his attorney aud it
appearing TO the satisfaction of the CouT that the de-
PENDANTS Peter Pateson and Elizabeth Paeson are not
inhabitants Of this s,ate, II is Ordered and Decreed
That unless they shall appear here btine March
term nex; and ansrer the plaintiffs BILL the court wi
thcSroseed take tue sane for confessed as 10 ten
and decree the uaiier theiesf sgy ma at :
copy Of this oEdev forthwith inserted in some pEbic
newspaper osihe city Of Richmond Two months sue
cessively aud anoher copy be posted up al tie fcn
door of the c';;t house of ibis county.
Copy, Ieste,
r. ELDRIDGEirD C.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-13

fsNRbNCH * ITALIAN LAN1u GES.-lfr. Caciaosy,
= professor otthc French and italian languages hav-
ing beeh Tor ten years professor of the Lyceun ri
ceauN sd member OF the schools Vt public Instruction
thai ciy s DESTROYS vi establishing himself this city
wcfc he has been honorabiy recommended By William
Wirt, Beu. j. Harm, john c. Gamble L. Gwathuney,
A. s.urray, J. Mara, and Robert Jones' EspIs--Begs
eaveio aounce That hs continues to give private lessons
IN town and al has house above AZ. Dabneys Grocery
Store, opposite The Swan Tavern.
Ioi farther information please ioapply TO Mr. L. Con-
vert, Merchant, ia this city.
JanuaIy25. S82awIm
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eNoR SAtE-rwo active. Le.lllhy Negro lien one
a them shoemaker.
liberal pic; will also be given for healthy boy Of
eve orionrteen years of age, and vi good
EHga,ire at this C5icc.
February 90. sO.2awtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-13

feSSOLUiiON.-A dissolution of the Co.parsue ship
- hitherto existing between Wdui9ps Purse has
this day taken place, Dy mutual consent. All those IN
deoicd TO said llD requested make immediate
payment to JAMES WArHor who viii also paysl debts
Contracted for the henehi vi Tie said .hgn,.
Nss.d,
JANIS wAlnoP
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-13

A MANAGER for 4 farm will meet Immediate ca
ploymsni. provided he is duly qualified and mas ties
timony OF Honesty aud integrity appiictioD To- Mr
Nottoway c0nniy.
February 3. Oh ;anfrn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-13

NOTICE Is hereby -vciA that the cells IN the unatic
= Hospital, ~ the city Of williamsburg appropriated
LOT male paties sie all occupied and that male
patients VIII be recciycdinto ie said iiospalun some
OF tue SAN Cells are vacandae notice OF which will be
given. by crler y tie CVar7 OF Directors,
LEo'D HENLEY, {. c. ID.
btssNIfJ 4. SIatntf
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Ycsfs,
ELISHA bARkESDALE.
Halifax courthouse, Va.
January %, Isi7
EsJy'Hut.y !.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-13

RIoIIcE.-wiil be sold, public auction on thurs.
DAY. the 9th day Of March next, the premises
The late Reuben Bakey, dec tie following arcles -:
Household aud kitchen Furniture plantation utensils
also the STOCK consisting NJ horses mules, cattle sheep
and hogs together with tie crop corn fodder y SC.
Nine mouths credit will be given By the purchasers Civ
ing bond with approved security 10 carry interest from
the date, ifnot puncuaily paid.
All persons having authentic claims against tie said
tate ae requcs'cdtO present them the day Of sar if
provision be made to dis sidrge them and AN who
are sdchtcd to the estate will be pleased 10 come for
ward and make paynen. 10 SfiTii MEADE, Adm.
IYnclhure, Feb. 9. nO.dw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-13

Mr.. Randolph, Of Virginia, asked Mr.
Jackson whether he referred, in bis
observations, to any statement said to
have been made by him on this floor
and MIR. Jackson having minated that he
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-06-20
EAST-INDIES,
THE PLuNDERING PJNDap1,

THE PLUNDERING PINDARIES.
From the Bom5ay Conrier of .Jan,,qyy re-
ce'red at the office Of the Baltimore Pat
riot.
We have much qualification in Iavinp
before our readers the following official
account of Major Lusl,ingtons Dersever-
ing pursuit and successful rout of verv
large body Of the pindaries.
10 tie Hon. NJ. ELPHENSTONE, B,f
t'sh resident at Poonah
SIR-iaving received intelligence at
10 T.. NJ. on the night of the 25tll that the
Pindaries had made their appearance at
Sogaum, early on that day, put the re-
giment in motion from Peepulwarree.
towards that place at o'clock i'm the
morning of the Goth. Three miles from
Peepulwarree one Of the galloper guns
upset and the axle tree broke. left il be-
hind. taking along with me the Timber
and leaving four troopers TO see it con-
veyed TO Peepulwarree by the villagers
At Raioory, after descending stony
pass, one of the wheels of the remaining
galloper guns fell TO pieces. ! left If at
RaJoory with two troopers, and desired
the head man of the place to get it CON
veyed within the walls Of the fort.
! reached Sogaum at o'clock-c2
mIles-and learnt that a body of Pinda-
ries, between 90 and 1000, had attacked
that place and been beat off on The morn
ing of the 25th, and left il about noon,
taking tfe road 10 Kane i'm an easfery
direction. Having made the requisite ar
engagements, directed the sick, recruits.
led horses, heavy baggage and followers
to remain at Sogaum, under the protec-
ton of the gun troops, and rear guard.
consisting of Lyemadar, havildar. Q
naiques, 10 privates-and at half past 2
o'clock, A. NJ. proceeded on 10 Kane.
20 miles, with $50 rank and file, and ar
rived there precisely at noon. was here
informed the Pindaries had halted during
the night close TO the place. and had
marched at daylight, and were supposed
not to be very far distant, having been
employed during the dav firing and plun-
dering several villages in the neighbour
hood. Having already marched 43 miles
| halted for three quarters of an hour. tf
water and refresh the men and horses a,
well as that short time would allow. and
| then proceeded in the same direction the
Pindaries had taken.
| AZ Pepree, z miles from Kames. learn
with much satisfaction, HAT HE Who'll,
| body vt Pindarics were halted AT Cowab
distant about 3 miles from Pepree, auc
! were SAID at that moment 10 be takint
| their meal.
pushed on AT brisk pace, and on as
| cending y rising grouHd, found The infor
nation literally correct, and the regimen
within 1000 Yards Of The enemy.
The surprise was complete, the Success
proportiouate. and though the Pindarie
were not two minutes before they were NJ
their horses. and hving in various dircc
tons, vet the ground was So favorable n
pursuit, and II was kopi up by the purs,
ing divisions tor 10 miles, with such "A
dor that cannot estimate their loss frot
the several reports ! have received, al les
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-06-20
FROM ALoNDoNpApEnl

Statistical account of tie Chinese Er,pj,e.
AT time when we are in suspense re-
afive to the fate of our embassy to CHI
ma, and ignorant, with the exception of
private accounts, both Of the causes and
probable consequences of the late affair
between an English ship of war and a
Chinese fort-The following account of
that immense empire must excite some
interest
Extent of the Empire in square
miles .oo7. 600
The same in acres S3O7IO 36o
The number Of Inhabitants $50 600. 600
Revenues III sterling 1910. 625I.
This gives $50 persons 10 square
mile, or d acres to each, which is full
one half more in proportion than the po-
puIafion of England.
Industry in China is nevertheless, car
ried to the highest degree; and there are
not TO he found in China either idle per.
sons or heggars. Every small piece of
ground is Gu tivaied. and produces some
thing useful; and all SORTS of grain are
planted, not sowed, by which means more
seed is s2vcd than would SUNNY all the
inhabitants Of Britain and Ireland
In that Country every one labors, and
even rocks are covered with earth and
made 10 pr5duce. The sides ormouu-
iains are cultivated, and irrigation is We
ry general, and conducted with great art
and care. Cloth and paper are made
| from various vegetables. which in Europe
| are thrown aside as useless.
IN one word, they neither waste fine,
nor space, nor materials, and pay scarce.
| " any take. Nevertheless, they are 20
! poor, that is they enjoy so few Of the me-
ccssaries of life, that The lo,o permits III,
sfifiHg of neoiy horn chiidyon. when tn,
parents have not the means Of bringin,
! them mp.
This account, from fbebcyf authorities
and which certainly is not far from ~,
truth, affords abundance Of materials fo
thinking 10 orr speculative economists
Int If any thingWerc wanting tO comrI, I
! the strange result Of such 2 pOrulali0
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-06-20

NERY NALt BLE LlND-Fs.F S5IE.---siN
kightbs OF the Tract Of Land formerly owned b,
Col. Turner Soutnall dec the CITY "f RICHMOND
sometimes called the Brick Honse, ana sometimes III,
e.fhnm 7racf, viii he offered Tor sale. tae preii
ses II publc AUCTION. the 26h day OF August next
at Ia o'clock Gffiir IL not. the fair day aud the
sale will be- costnued fair s'ay thereafter nr
the whole Lasd. a snfcirncv thtisaf. he Sold ia
Lots of vafi0Is sizes cred OF .. and Is months
PAYABLE in equal nsialDents Nsg"tiahie notes, with
proved endorsers PAYABLE in of the Banks in Rich
mond or Deeds of Trust The property will ne repaired
To- secure the pay;nfats Pessesso' will be given. amc
the title of those iegaees ofthe said Turner Sou;ha w
iate, recovered in action of eectment the Land
"uered tor sale, will be conveyed to every purchaser
MS Complying with the terms of sale
Neither nr hcCoul''s Mr.. Van Zandrs advertise
ment published sometime forbdding the sale Of the
Lands now offered will pievent the sale thereof II is
believed tina, the day of aie abundant proof will BE-
produced to satisfy the vrriest septic that Mr. Nc C0u
has not sh0dOa of title to the Land i'm question
Aud as relates 10 Mr.. Van Zand, it he proreD
thai IN February March /, he agreed assist in
preparrg suitable advertisement, ofsring tke Lana
dforeN0id for sats-And farther that MIR. Van Zandt
SPECIFIED mann newspapers in which he had resolved
nave that advertisement published.
pIaf of the Lots above referred will he exhibited
LOT several weeks before tie sale the office at Messrs
Heron Sinton & Co. and will Tie sale sub
chase -
The undersigned alone authorized dispose Of the
Lands aforementioned.
Al: N~pAE
THOS. TAYLOR.
June ". Ia-wtds
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June IT..

WEsTovtK.-Ili oalaa6te Property for .Sdle-
w by direction Of the will Of tie late Col. Byrd the
hre estate OF Westovcr will he sold at public auon
the premises. Tuesday, Tire 10Th of Jane next f fair
or the first fair day thereafter This contains ac
cording 10 recent and ~ is believed, am accurate sur
vey SOB acres Of arabic land exclusive of and
qoo acres Of marsh The improvements upon it are ele
CANT anu snacio"s consisting OF corninodious dwelling
house, with every aprendass which convenience
can require. Few estates in Virginia. il believed
combine in themselves essentially many and great
advantages rs that which offered public view
Situated upen the edge of the finest of rivers within 25
miles of Richmond il has always afforded proprie
tor greater share Of health than is usually enioyed in
that section OF the state Although il has sustained for
many years past. rigorous course of cultivation its
strength remains vet unbroken aud the last wears cro
was perhaps superior 10 that OF year To the
man OF capital and enierprize draining the marsh
will afford field for industry prodA great pro
portion OF IL reclaimed aud Welded abundant
crops OF corn tobacco and every other plant adapei
the climate and soil until during period Of
the revolution the banks necessity suffered to 90
:" decay. The gentleman of wealth ard leisure NAV
nere eoV an asreeahe retirement; or attended bv the
eens OF ancient hospa,itv may partake every bes
sing which taste and the can afford The
farmer WIN hid prolific soil awaiting his acceptance
ready to Weld an ample tribute his laors and 10 re-
ward him for all his industry. There also small
act ot Ioresiand containing about GO acres contiguous
70 the Westover Estate, which will he sold the same
time The purchaser will he allowed put in cror II
small grain next fall and full will he given on
me 'st day Of January. 1875 from which time payneRs
will commence.
The term. ofsaIe will he credit Of 7, and wears
bonds with approved security notes with approved
enhorsers VIII he required the whole Of the purchase
The sale will he conducted by Thos Taylor wifi chen,
plat will be deposited.
WILLIAM r. PAGE.
Executor Of Col. I'm. Byrd.
II In consequence Of the rains the 9th and 10th
inst the sale OF MISSIONER is PosfpnpeH until Thurs
DAY the Sd day Of Jniy when it win ne sold before the
front door"f the Farmers Bank Of Virginia in the CITY
of Richmond. without any 'imati n. The Sale will
commence at III O'Clock. 4. NJ SURVEYS &c to he seen
at the conrfirc-house of Heron Sinton & Co.
By order Of the Executor
q THOMAS TAYLOR.
~ The Editors ofthe National InteiHgencer are re.
queed IN insert the above advertisement in their raper
twice week till day of sale, and forward their account
to this Office.
june ~. It-tGs
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and so much industry, it is, that the Chi
reese despise all other nations, but most
of all commercial ones, and that they
have always, as much as possible, insist
ed on having gold or silver i'm exchange
for What they sell to strangers.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-06-20

! ooKiNG GLASS MANUFACTORY, &c.-JAMEs
~ Evans, Carer and Gitder, begs leave 10 inform
the citizens of Richmond and the adjacent that he
has removed his establishment in the above business
from Ne1IOrk to Richmond, lin the buildings Of Mr..
WbiiiOcS 18th the Market north r. street
where lie intends to carry the business all its
yaTioHs branches
Chimney aud pier glasses made to size or pattern
window and bed cornces girandole mirrors BRACKETS
gold bordering for rooms &c. &C. in the shions
Prints aud needle work framed aud glazed with or
without enameled glasses-paintngs cleaned and var
nIshed.
Lookng-gasses silvered, old work regit and weTran
ted 10 be cQnaLtO New.
!. f. deems supeTdnous 10 pledge himself that every
article in the sboye line shall h. near the NewYoTk
prices; OF this, the public Judge. orders thank.
fully received and promptly attended to.
n. h.. An Apprentice wanted to the above business
March IL. IO2.tf
ANOVER LAND FOR SALE. will sell a TRACT
LA OF LAND, lying IN the county Of Hanover on the
waters of Cedar aud Mill creeks aud within abOnt fwen-
" miles OF Richmond. The contains about 500 a.
etes ands believed tn be altogether equal 10 any Land
~ that heighborhoOd considerable portion of being
Low GROUNDS. A turnpike is contemplated 10 be run
within short distance fit.
Tie TERMS will be liberal and accommodating
June6. or
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(sONJtSsi0y MERCHANTS --. ferop5cr c,yrtits
- n. hayile -IcHfed cpinunfis1s LImhsf House
TIE sa9k ~ ne will receive aii sinhs " Goods
on storage. ~ 1r shia pfoi1ce cpsiuIssiof aad
pledge themselves 10 execute az orders couniite 10
theirca'e sitt a0.hty.
tfnchsurg jane 10. IO--C.s
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TaWlRTG DOLLARS REWARD Run away from the
n Subscriber some time last summer a negro man
named REUBEN, feet inches hgii-no particular
NAH recOeCted except one on his right hand which
has been badly burnt
wall give tie aOpve reward to any person who will
deliver the said Negro TO me- him In Jail so that
get him. JAMES Wills sen
Nelson. June -. ig--stn
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OVArE * MANUFACTURfNG COAL.-Tbe snbscri.
~ her raising COAL at Trgbne's Tifs In Ches.
terrified County ,of atnperior onay both for the Crafe
aud for HdRHCTcf,DiHg purposes.
Families prepared 30 receive their winter supplies in
the 0f the summer will and tito their Interest to
Oh ain them Of The subscriber, who viii furnish fgcgf.
Tfised and rORNd cOgt equal IN every respect to any
brought 60 this place ny wagons, and viii its
qeay ar as this thft should u not approved of
frtR deiigcriBg, IL may be returned ~ bis eNpeuce
Tbs Cpll from these pits has heen long known 10 be
peculiarly excellent fo a manufacturing purposes the
htNonl Furnace James River, the Union sic Furnace
a. crown Glass Factory, the Rolling aud Sitting VIII &
sal Factory, aud many 81 te Snifns 81 Richmond aud
the neis,Dofhood supplied WITH AVID highly approve
ont.
smiths. Brcknakers aud others. who make o
small Goals, viii be supplied Sesy accommodating
terms.
Appiy 70 Mr.sAucst HARRIS, u The rasiu, ~ to
JANES Brown Jr.
april Is. Iiz1
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June 10.

I'VE Subscriber residing the county Of Orange, Is
= disposed to sell very T0iUdbfc Tract M AND
lying near Orange crnr;-house and upon the Eapdan
River containing by actual and recent survey segeH
fceg hNndred and cghfy re or this Land lSO
acres are low grounds the BEST quality the esire of
The Tract bigh lands IN spnthsest mountains and
besides The known lcry Of hat kind % Land (pnsses
sing the advantage ofyinc extremely leve for Mountain
IandD u is well adaptci - the nitnfe NJ Corn Wheat
and Tobacco AroM iwo thirds Of the iud is cleared
under good fences. andu every resrec in good order
for farming. the rest is wood Land, heavily 1heYed,
with the niosi valuable kinds % Tiinrcr rms Land lies
on the great Market road to Fredercsshurg about 81
miles from that place. and immedi eIy on the Rapdsu
river witch is confidently expected 70 be- made
yigabir much higher tian where tbs Land lrs, ihe
funds for that purpose already subscribed aHd
gneer has actually surveyed The river. ard gaks % is
being rendered navigabe with great facility Therr %
now in cultivation sniciency Of Land ol rNccllcnt
ity to erow crop of Wheat NJ sno1 hushc's Liberty
wiz he rven to the purchaser nc BE usns tc ar
the subscriber viii have done nr hir. Ccinpee pos
session will be- ggen az the cud of the year aud to en
made known. either by MIR. Thomas Tatior 90 ficimonf
who has plat NJ the Land and who s authorised rcHt
for the sale Off, nr ny the Subscriber.
There viii also hs sold part ~ ~ NEGROES, now
npontbe aboyed described Tract oftaai.
THOTfg MfoyE
June IN. in-sis rrrty
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yENEN DOLLARS REWARD on Sunday morning.
u son inst. before Mr.. Gallego's Mill, SILVER
WATCH, with small chrystal, two sets of figures
the face W. p. engraved the side she winds up, the
Maker is 7. Allen, West Hampton, No. 1855.
Any person that will the said Watch William
Phillips at Ga,ego's Mill, To Mir. Williams al Richmond
Mills this once shall receive The above reward.
sWENrY DOLLARS REWARD.-Ran away from the
Z Subscriber, living in Bedford County, negro man
ny the name oi ROBIN LoMNN blacksmith by trade
about - OF OF middle and light complex
Oh, has holes IN his for bobs feet are
unccrInoniy nat, with very large bge in the hollow
part his clothing not known, except pair green kerr
sey panlaoos. The fellow purchased of MIR. Page
near Hanover Town. and it supposed that lac will en-
dcayoT to to that neighborhood by passage in boat
from Lynchburg TO Richmond.
will give the above delivering the How tn
me, or securing him in any jail in the State.
THOMAS MOORE.
JHHe d. 9-S
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