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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-08
Eagle Tavern, Georgetown
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gs1liE subscribers respectfully inform
4 the citizens OF the District, that
they have taken the large and commo
Gioas public house in Water-st. George
town, between JEFF, son and Concr IS
streets, h,eiy occupied By Mr.. Hunt,
which has undergone thorough repair,
and il now ready for the reception Of
coapany, The eligibility of the situa
tion will render it convenient resort
for travellers; and the local advantages
it po, sesse-, VIII, the subscribers |rust.
7ecure il share Of the public patronage.
CT NRLES GIBSON
THOMAS TYDlNGS.
June 1S If
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-08
March 4
Piano Fortes
Pine Apples, Rum, Sugar, &c.

Pine Apples, Rum, Sugar, &c.
Holm G. LADO 4 Co. offers tor sale
81 the cargo of sloop Brothers, captain
Gibson, from Nassau, viz:
500 dozen fresh Pine Apples.
5puncheons Antigua Ruiz.
IA casks MOlasses.
s : E? ,::: &: n''s'v.d' Sugar.
boxes Brazil Sugar.
Q tens Lignumvits.
. cwt, Lead. July &C
MOlasSeS.
z ANDlNG this day. from die British
h Big Minerva, Capt. Jennings, FIRMS
Trinidad.
81 hhds. choice Moasses
For sale by
FIR. ADAMS, Jun.
september Merchants wifi.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-08
Notice.

I'm future, the STEAM BOAT will
4 leave Conwa,'s wharf at 9 A. VI. and
The Tie An BOAT at o'clock P. NJ. for
Georgetown. Having rcn,eh cOmmcdi
Gus and safe room Immediately on the
what, all g1ods ,ent TO either boat can
be deposited there the key OF which will
b. LEFT at Mr.. andrew JamiesnD's count
Ing room. JOHN SlRENE.
August Is inv
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-08
Vol. XVIII
For New-York,

EkS The sloop PLOuGHB0Y.
~ captain Watkins, is a fast
! Icy tll:l ,sailer. burthen 500 barrels,
<SS-r i'll complete orde7 20 receive
i Cargo on board For freight OF passage
atply To JOHN g. LADD 4 co.
III contender 3
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-08
Alexandria Public Baths

Alexandria Public Baths
ME public are respectfully informed
3 that the Bath House adjoining the
Theatre, is now ready for the reception
OF visitOrs-there is large rOum exclu-
siveiv appropriated for ladies'. The pub.
lie hou-e is now entirely excluded frcm
the bath house, so that persons visiting 10
bah will not be lncommoded by person.
no; Coming Tor the same purpose
THOMAS SHIELDS.
May 10 #
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-08

John jackson * Go.
OFFER FOR SALE,
~ bales burlaps
~ 2 super cloths
2 Osnaburgs
4 ticklenburss
l case dowlas, superior quality
oales India cottOns
2 bales bOmbazetis
l trunk rs London chn!Z
9 trunks prints, guod patterns
g cases cords and velvets
cotton huse
2 trunks super gngiams
| do ca,ncrio do
case tapes
jaconet cambrics
Q brown holland
l Irish linen
2 umbrellas
The above described goods were pur-
chased for cash at auction in New-York.
and will be sold 10 merchants at a small
advance in lots to suit them on accommo-
dating terms.-they have also,
9 cases French hats
9 silk hats
4 felt do
5 morocco, XII and silk shoes
boots and shoes,
Together with great variety of dry
goods and groceries, which will be sold
at very reduced prices,
They are receiving goods daily, so that
a constant supply of well selected goods
is kept up, aitordirs to merchants an op.
portunity Of supplying themselves with
reduced prices. Their assortment at all
times will be found we'll worth tie atten
ton Of purchass ), and TO those " no pur
chase largely, liberia. credit will be given
Tor approved paper. Nav 16
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-08
Double Block Tin Ware, &c.

D ENG DESTROYS Of selling out, the
I'D subscriber offers his $50. X ON
ii AND, consisting OF an elegant assert
mcnt of Double Block Tin Ware, with a
general assortment Of Plane do. at very
reduced prices, Wholesale or retail. APP
ply at the Factory, opposite the Gazette
pintigg Office. WM. MOORE.
iugus; IA If
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-08
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1917
Notice.

ETNiAN BANK stock for sale, Or in
I exchange Tor Franklin Bank stOc'.
Enquire at the printer. August
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-19
Leesbarg, Mo-. II.
BANK OF THE VALLEY.

BANK OF THE VALLEY.
Books were continued open in this
town, during the last week, for the pur-
pose Of taking subscriptions to this Bank.
Stock to the amount of 100000 dollars
was taken on Saturday last, aud ii we
are to Judge from the eagerness OF gen.
tlemen Of capitsl, to vest their funds N
this institution, we have no hesitation in
saving, that, we believe, 10000 dollars
worth Of stock will be subscribed Tor be-
fore Wednesday next, when the books
will be closed. We have to congratulate
our friends on the pleasing prospect Of
having Bank established in LeeSburg,
upon the most salid OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Lsesburg Washingt0nian.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-19
TENNESSEE.

TENNESSEE.
An appeal to tn. sense Of the people
has been authorised, By the requisite ma.
jority of two.thirds Of the Legislature Of
tennessee, on the expediency OF calling
a convention to amend the constitution OF
that state; on which question the people
are invited to vote, AYE or NO, at the
next General Election. This is the most
democratic process Of any OF our govern
Notwithstanding the question to the
people, Individually, for their opinions
without any representative inferme'ia'
tivn. :.
The following resolution has been in.
troduced into the Legislature OF Tennes'
see, by some one who breads the intro
ductior of the National Bank ct dona te'
rentes into that state. The fate OF the
motion docs not yet appear.
Be it resolved by the General As
sembly of the state of Tennessee, That
tn /, greatly regret the necessity which
impels them to declare, that they will view
with concern and disapprsbation the es-
Enlistment of any bank, branch OF any
bank, or other monied institution, not
chartered by the laws Of this state, with.
in the limits thereof; and they do feel
themselves, under all the ties Of respon.
sibility which bind the representative to
the people, to use all lawful means in
their power to prerent and prohibit the
same" ibid.
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Winchester, Not. Is.
VALLEY RANK

The books for the capital stock of this
institution closed on Wednesday evening
last; and il Is with no little pride and sa.
tlsiaction we announce, that, not~ith,
standing it was perhaps the most unpro-
pitious period that an attempt to estab.
lish bank could have been made, the a.
mount taken here is Ss56, 500 Not on
ly has the whole capital 1000, oCo) been
taken, but, from unofficial information
received, there will be an excess Of per-
haps $4,000, which will render it neces-
sary for the operation Of scaling do,Un to
be performed upon some of the largest
stockholders. The counties Of Loudoun
and Faoauier have entitled themselves 70
Branch, having taken stock to the a.
mount Of upwards Of 8lOo,0o0-but, in
Justice to the former. we are bound to
declare that with the exception Of few,
usry ts,o shares, the ,ohois amount has
been taken at that place. The counties
Of jefferson aud Berkeley have also cx.
ceeded the amount which entities them to
a Branch and lastly, though not least,
Hampshire and Hardy have eminentls
entitled themselves to a similar boom
1t must be admitted, all things consider
ed, such As the stsgnation Of business for
considerable time past, the pressure
produced by the winding Up of the bust
ness Of eight unchsrtered Institutions, all
within the section of the country desis-
mated for the opening of the Books of the
Bank Of the Valley, besides the important
consideration that the produce Of the late
season has not yet been got to market;
and, we might add, the hard and unee-
nervous terms imposed by the Legislature
in granting the charter 1--WE say, all
these things considered, that the amount
of stock taken on this occasion has deye.
loped the resources Of our country more
than volumes @ritten upon the subject
could have done. If the Legislature at
the next session will, a. It is wished. ex-
tend the capital to a million Of dollars,
there is not doubt that by the first of
March, when the. Bank will be put in o.
petation, the remaining SA00,Os0 will
have been taken.
Unreasonable and unprecedented as
the terms are, on which the charter Of
this institution was granted, and which
We have reason to believe were made SO
IN order to defeat the object, il is evident
that the Bank will, from that very cause,
go into operation under greater advanta.
scs than any similar institution, Of the
same capital, has done Tor many years
past. It will commence with a solid
capital Of FOUR HUNDRED THOUSAND
DOLLARS, which must be paid in, aud the
fact solemnly sworn to by the Cashier be-
fore the eosnpany dare emit one dollar
That this Bank, nnder the direction Of
prudent and jadicious men, will therefore
be among the most substantial < respec-
table, in proportion to its capital, in the
United States, must be evident to every
rejecting mind: and that il will be Of in
calculab!e advantage towards promoting.
the prosperity Of this important section
81 the state must be equally evident. 1t
. hoped this result. will prove 10 soma If
eur Eastern Brethren that this section OF
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-19

These are the identical chiefs among
whom the President of the United states
passed a night, as he travelled through
the wilderness from Detroit, and BY whom
he was voluntarily guarded. during his
stay with them. Nat. 1H'e.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-19
(cIRcuLAR.)
Liverpool, It'll Oct. 1917.

sIRs-Our last printed conn unication
was dated the Cd ult. and, though I, e
past has not been month of The same ex-
tended business as the two preceding, il
has nevertheless been one of great scti.
witty, considering the advanced state of
the season, more SO than We have usually
experienced and We are enabled again
to report The growing prosperity of our
commerce, and the continued Furnishing
state of our manufactures generally !:
snf appearances do not indicate the pros
pect Of any immediate reaction. The
home demand for the leading articles of
our manufacture is prodisiOus. and the
foreign has been Oh a more extended
scale fer some time past, than We have
experienced for the previous eighteen
months. Our exports to the United
States are. limited as is usual at the pre-
sent season Of the year; to the CONT
nent they are very active beth in colo.
mails and manufactured goods aud to
India the trade from this port rapidly in
creases-With reference TO th. produce
Of our harvest, and to the prospect OF
our corn market, we refer you to The re.
marks that follow on wheat, f1osr. DC.
Cotton-TOwards the early part Of
last month there Was some further i'm
Rroyement in our prices for two or
three weeks past however there has been
IN evident slackenins in the market, not,
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-19

&C. It not orly rains, but il poufs."
Since writing the above we have re,
ceived the following returns, official and
otherwise, Of the subscriptions tor the
Stock of " The Bank Of the Valley" at
:ie different places at which books were
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-19
7s5.8O0

7s5.8O0
From this result it will appear there is
an excess Of Sls5,sOO, instead of $50, 900
as We at first conjectured. Psradoxical
a it may appear, we have some reason
to believe that Capital Of Million of
Dollars would have beeo taken with little
more difficulty than the above sum. Ma
ny monied men withheld their. funds on
account Of The insufficiency Of the Capital
Stock, frem an impression that the ex-
pense attendant on the establishment Of
three branches would absorb too great
portion Of the profits ;-there certainly is
great truth in this reasoning. 1t is there
fore hoped that the Stockholders will pre-
sent petition TO the next Legislature,
praying Tor an encrease of capital. 1t
will require but little argument to prove
the insufliciency of capital Of 5000, 900
to supply the wants OF Eight such impor.
taut Counties as Shenandoah, Frederick,
Fauquier, Loudon, Jefferson, Berkeley,
Hampshire and Hardy. With such evil
dence as has already been given, of the
wealth of these counties, we would ap.
Prehend but little difficulty in obtaining
an extension of the capital. riLid.
From the Philadelphia True american
scHooNER ELvIRA LOST.
A letter has been received at P,iadel-
p5ia from Washington, IN. c. states
/ was at the sale OF the Elvna's cargo
should suppose the goods sold within 25
per cent. their cost IN N. York. | pur-
chased bundle of account books and an
elegant crate for so dollars, ard two
team engines, for which l gave dollars
so cents, These articles 1 purchased !
with an intention of Offering them to the |
owners, who may Low have them shipped
to Charleston, by paying the cost and
charges. The vessel and cargo sold for |
from 7 to 5000 dollars-Capt. Williams
received the money and proceeded for
Norfolk. l recommended his depositins
the money in one of the banks there, |
which he promised to do; and IRON
thence proceed to New York. Captain
Williams appeared much distressed ON
account oil the loss of the scbr. and begg-
ed me to write to the owners, giving them
q statement of his condnct, &c. I have
some fears that capt. Williams was MUIR
dered by the boats crew that was to con-
sey him across the Sound. Although | |
have good opinion of the man, (capt.
W. Think it mystery that he should
cast his vessel on shore, with the wind
blowing almost off the land"
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CONNIE RCIAL.
By the Maria, Dup'e.r, at ": FORK from
Liverpool.

By The Maria, Upp'er, at ". FORK from,
Liverpool.
Imported into Liverpool from Ameri.
ca, from the 9th Aug. to the sOth Sept.
1917, inclusire-Tobaeco s6s9 hhds,
fiou, 6906l bbls /; wheat 9I72 bills. cot.
ton ss79 bales /; flaxseed 24U hhds.
Prices Of grain in Glasgow market, DC.
tobsr ].
Wheat, Dantzic, boil Of $40 lbs. as
to So ; Amsterdam, do. do. ass to sos /;
flour, q sack Of $50 lbs. 7Os to 75s.
Circular-Tbe following circular will
give the reader accurate and late intor.
nation OF the state of the markets at Ii.
verpuol.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-25


The House again in committee of the
whG,e. Mr.. B''ectearidsc in the chair:
The question being on filing ;he blank
left in the bill! for the amount OF future
daily compensation TO the members
kIr. johnson, ofVirginia, asked the in
du'gehce Of the Chairman, and through,
him the indulgence OF this honorable bo-
~, for short time, whilst he should as
sign some of the reasons which would in
huence bis vote on the question under
deliberation. ! ask not, said he, the cha
rity 81 the House to be extended TO nav
feelings. dlSdain the idea ofreivino for
the tranquility of my feelings on the for
bearance or charity of any man or set of
men OF this earth. As held myselfper-
sona'ly responsible for every sentiment
ard expression which utter here OF else
where, TO every man entitled to thc treat
ment OF a gentleman, so | hold every in
dWidu;d, having this tide, personally re-
sponslbIe 20 me for every infraction of
my rights, or violation ofmy feelings. I
have frequently Witnessed the aviditv with
which malignity and cowardicc Gxed
their iangg on the victim who would pati-
entity Writic under their torture.
cannot condcscend 70 notice the
structures of the member from Virginia
(Mr. Randolph or those who voted n
gainst the law at the last session, farther
than to say, that lie did not yesterday re-
present truly what he said al the last SEES
sion. He did then expressly coniine his
felonous comparison TO single individu-
al, who had contended, in argument, that
the old compensation VIZ. six dollars a
day) was amply sufficient TO meet Tic ex
penditures ofmembers at this place. This
cannot be forgotten by the member: il
vas attended by circumstances whichren-
der 1T impossible. Ii is certainly within
the recollection of many, very many re-
spectacle members of the House.
SIR, | voted against the law at the last
session. received the full compensation
TO which was entitled under il as a mem
her. IN doing this, believed that ! act
ed with perfect integrity aud honor; |
stu think SO. In point of honor and in
tegrlty, shrink not from a comparison
with any member of this House, or any
man in this nation.
opposed the law at the last session.
not from the miserable, contemplate mo-
tlyes which some Gifts warm advocates
then had tie presumption TO attribute TO
those who voted against the measure
Not III order, as has been insolentIy re-
marked, TO creep through dirty canal TO
popularity. Not with the view TO seek,
through such medium, a short-liyed pO-
puIarlty, more evauescent than the base
less fabric of dream. | am proud TO
believe, fiat, on my part, no necessity ex-
isled TO concilIate, by such means, the
people whom have tie honor TO repre-
sent. They are too intelligent, too indie
pendent. and too honorable When I
came into Congress, il was by tie triumph
Of principle; IT was conquest obtained
by the people over cunning, duplicity and
fraud It was voluntary effort on Their
part, 10 get rid of a man who had long
misrepresented their sentiments and their
feelings. Il was their victory. not mine
a victory which afforded me pleasure, not
from selfish or personal considerations,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-25

- IN. eN QuiRER is published twice week, gsne-
liz mad tsf.c times week during the session Of the
VIDE JcristGtre.Prics, tie sane as heretofore tfte
DIi,,,s per anuui payable advance. Notes vi Char
,.rcd panks (oty) viii be received in prynient. The
Edor viii guarantee tie safety OF Teiiis,ins them by
mail the postage y. all e; being paid by TIE WIZ
" No papers viii be discontinued, bn at Tue uiscre.
,;o az The Ltor Naul all asrtsrrges have been paid np
Whoe,er will guarantee the payment Oh nine papers
.hali receive q tenth gratis.
TEENSOt ADVERTISING.
tT Ore SgXdfs FIRST ;lSsrtioa 40 ceftS-cdcR con-
ciaednce, 81 cents.
No advertisement Inserted, multi has either beer
pad Joy fsaed Jy person ii fhiS cfty or rs
fHrirVns.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-25
January Ia.

hNE HUNDRED OF TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS
- REWtND.-Ruuaway from the subscriber the
IN uav Oi last month, negro naTacd CARROT,
blacksmith by trade and has worked az the shop N INV
gale ON the Brooke Turnpike Road for several years x
IL -eheiaIiy ksown y persons accustomed travel that
ioad he IS stout black fellow, ab0ui six feet high
,tue inclined 10 be 1esiy, has TOuni face and down
iooA ana wien arokeH to questioned sharply shakes
~, hrad when a3oit 10 make answer, the whites u
~. eyes are very req lie has number small sears
u,.o" MS elbows, occaslOned by sparks from the fire
Whe4 Worship W,h his sleeves rolled mp, his
siHit practice lie can write very GOOD hand loy z nc
gTo' nave no doubt he will attempt pass as free
man. ard VIII have q free pass amor opinion he will
attept TO make his the north by way of FredeT
ichfnfg lie zen my house Christmas dry for the
county ofCarone, where he has Il vie bus stopped
there only one night.
will give : eo for his apprehension aud delivery To
me ) - secured in ANY jail in this State so tsst
ssihn again; and ) zoo if iaken Of the State aud
seeh,cu IL }al BEN. SHEPPARD.
JanuaFs l. s0,vtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-25
January23

To iiAi. Degieg &eWaf att Htssai us rife yglly
D"gtey, Joseph Doy!cg RicsardSon, NdHcy i?iri-
oTas7.i, chifdTeR and hairs 81 sonNg Dagley, dse6
JoHetaSs Dayf>y 1itd Etis~5cfk Oay.6n, chiIdrfn
o. Salty O0rsey, sgko are siTS, amt lkc four iast
are o1so derives n SciG Joseph D0yicg eecraSe1
FIfAkE NoiiCE--ibst on the 2Jtl day os February
next 81 the tavern Of Edward Rolling, ia the Town Of
Neweanton, and county OF Bucknghsr. shall proceed
TO take The deposition of David Ross jr.And on the
in the city OF Richmond snail proceed 10 ,ke ihe de-
position OF Edward C. Davs-wiiioh Jepcslons are to
ne read rs evidence IN the suit depending in the SUI
peror Court OF Chaucery held at Richmond, wherein
am plaintiff and yOa defendants.
Yours, &C.
DAVID ROSS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-25

kftBtiC 81 Silly virtue % aided OF tr,st executed
to ne Subscribers by john 4 reasans, Tor prfpo-
therein ieulioarl and recorded IN thc county cont
OF Po~hatn, and by the and consent Of n. e
parties concerned VIII positively he sold the hhes.
bicder, without reserve, at POwiiaan Courthouse on
The third Ncdnes day in February next (benc day
the TRACT OF LAND conveyed by the said deed and
Wereon the said John T. Pleasauts lately resided
the said county.
The TcraS oCS0le viii be lGa0 dollars in cash. aud
the balancei two equal annual payments 10 be secured
by deed otiiist The land.
The title is believed TO be good but the subscribers ac-
ting trustees viii only convey e right vested in them
by the trust deed and agreement Aforesaid.
JOSIAH SMITH,
and Trustees
WINS. DANCE,
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rsNHE SUBSCRIBER intends sell in few weeks frora
this time hs entire stock of goods.-in the Interim
he cers Wholesale orreia any articles in his line al
more reduced prices than they pufcla.cd ior in
this rit, lie bas jiist received supply OF fresh Tes
aud has on haad large supply Canton China Which
may be bought ifaPpiicatOn be made soon.
Ed. HALLAI.
January
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bIcoB & ROBINSON.

~ They respectfully Inform their friends in tle COM
ty that they have eommodcus gFanary, in which they
will receive and SELL on commission All Kinds Of coin
Try produce, and pledge themselves 20 pay strict aen.
ton 70 dlly tnng which may be consigned 20 them
January 10. - 2a,g9,y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-25

VIE SUBSCEiBHRs Fave for sale-2O0 bush. prime
irish potatoes 20 bush. clover seed 500 vt. spin
mug cotton Fibbens aud Wilson's London porter
very superior Madeira wineTogeler with general as
sOrtment OF e. ROCERlEy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-25

AIOTICF-Wlerea> the negroes ofthe estate of John
Warrington, dec. Of Essex Coauty have been sold
tue legatces oftba estate solicited come forward
and receive their respective proportions. who
may ial to make application hereby informed shat
shall not consider myself responsible for any interest
th may accrue on such proportion, from and after this
sste.-CUm5eTLaRd, January /, 1917.
LEONARD DANIEL, Error
Of MARY HARRINGTON, dec. srh0 tras
Ly'rof JohN Warrington, tee.
JdHu0rg %. s-i-2gy3,g
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CONGRESS.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
COMPENSATION LAW.
SKETCH OF THE SECOND DAYS
DEBATE,

Cs IKE bill to repeal tie aot passed al tie last
session n Congress, commonly called tie
Compensation Lar.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-25

fsq' Where SIC IS nov ieadl to receive BOaIdels and
few Day Scholars.
gouud the Country, Of her intention to remove her
School from Richmond She hezs leave 10 say tI suc
founded in fact
Shockoc-Hiil, January 10. sI-aaw9w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-25

FENEN DOLLARS REwARD-And az lras0fatie CHAR
4 ges will be paid ior apprehendinga negro man ns-
loed mex, belonging TO Tie Subscribers: lie about
dark pantaoons, with glazed hat was seen fcw dsys
since at the plantation Of Mrs Randolph a. Fighting
Creek near POwiIaian Courthouse where be has wife
aud is supposed 70 be stu 10 thar neiehborhaod. The
above reward and chaices viii be- paid delivering HIN
% hr. ABRAHAM Block. POwhatan courthouse, OF the
Subscribers la Richmond.
January q. sfqt