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SiHrf DOLLARS REWARD. kanaWay from on
- board the Sleep AiezuTes, Nork, The night
~ the 81 instant, THREE NEGRO RN:-
one Of them named JOSHUA, an Is TO so years
Ola, OF BELOW complexion, five a i've inches high
his eyes rather red and his hair eas rather high on
his ioTehe3d vas purchased ofMr honas Sands, who
lives IN or williamsburg
One ether named DAVY abou,D years old black
conpieXon five feet six inches hi, his teeth rather
open ~ font, has large beard administers was pur.
chased of Dr. John Barrett: who les in hing william
(as am informed
The other one named Presley, out 81 years old Of
black Ar dark brown compcxiol i've feet one inch
high, we'll set, aud has or wears on one side of
his head which he may try to cotai by ooInbing his
hair over them he has On OF his cheeks
He had Gu when he faH OS ga coat with large
cape Of browr cloth his other Ching particularly
recollccted-iie was purchased tCharles ~. Mitchell
Of Richmond, but was owned / a MIR. Mitchell II
Lyuchbnrg .....I will give ihhbove reward for the
three, JTeHky Dollars for hCh Of them IL deliy.
ered To ME ~ the city of DciDhd, or hall that snm
u secured in jail so that get tm again All mas.
teTs Of vessels forewaTne from carrying OF The
above described slaves, under penalty 81 the law
hafch 10. Ic3..u HENRY KING.
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rENEN DOLLARS REWARD. - Runaway from the sub.
scribef on the let inst. negro IMAM named HEN
RI broHcing 10 the estate 1T - Beasify, DEE. near
Chstitr1cid Corhoute, which place hired him Tor
The present scar. Henry Is about Is years ars
iest or inches high of slender make thin yisage
riothtHi w9lk. ST. ofsreech; some - his teeth are
dctattd-his clothing principal h0mcspHu.--I expect
re VIII lrfh about Rirlwond. IeieTsbatg, aud tie
neigaorhood of Chesterfield CnuTth0use be has &c
gnHnisnces At a those piares.i will give The above
Teratd lu person who vii deliver said negro to me
or secrfe hi1 100 any jail that get him befoie bic
terW eSpilcs. ROBERT COUSINS,
Alpcia, A3iil 60. III. lot
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commissioners Office. Richmond, March 90, 1910
rue parties interested requested 10 take motto.
mar 4 hare appointed the ZEN d0y Of Mar aeIt 10
commence the accounts drerfFd by Tie aboee Or0er
o" wAHch day, at O'Clock a ~. they requested
10 arizona at any office, In this civ 1rith Their re-
c@knts ana poHcherS ready for examination and st.
ApTi23. ia y,s".
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AGAINST
Henry Fiits, adu'Ur of Thomas H. Davis and Relay
paws, Elizabeth X. A. r. I. Davis and Alexander A.
DAVIS, orphans OF Thomas II. pavs, dec. 10y the said
nehy RUS, teit GUARDIAN specially appointed 10 de.
reno them IN this suit john Aston Jane his if,
Lewis Hazard and Susanna, his wife, John Davis
annlor OF Joshua Davis, dec Elabeih II Davis B?x.
oil Joshua paws, dec. by the said John Davis their
guardian, specially appointed 10 defend them in this
50" marina Davis, infant daughter OF Edward laws
uec ny wa Scott, her guardian, specially appointed
10 defend her in this suit VIM Scott and siary his
VIE, admirers OF Edward Davis, dec. and Thon.a ia.
10. DeJcRddRfS.
mus cause came ON this day To be heard on the bill
Tue answer OF the defendants, Nn. Scott wife aud
Martha T. Davis and an exhibit aud as the i,fes-
uanis Henry Ftis Betsy Davis, John II. Davis E.lza-
beth X. a. p. I. Davis, John Aston aud wife and
prescribed by law against absent defendants in ibe
several decreiai orders, taking the bill for confessed
which appear TO have been duly exec uted and was ar
eueo ny counsel On consideration whereof the court
COIN oIdei that the plainh render before ccIpms-
sionei OF the court an of his administration 81
Tue estate ot his tesiator; thatthe defendants William
scout and Mary, his wife, render an account Of their
administration of the estate Of Edward Davis their i'm.
teState that the defendant, John Davis render an
account OF is administration Of the estate Of Joshua
Davis, his mtestaie; aud that the defendant Henry
rus, render an account of his administration of The
estate OF Thomas Il. DAVIS his inteslate and OF Es
payments on account of The demand OF the riaintiT
heiore the same commissioner, who is directed to en-
anime state aud settle the said accounts and MIKE
iepoli thereof 10 The court, with specially
s'aed, deemed pertinent by himself which Isay be
required b. the parties to lie stated.
copy, Ieste, NM. W. HLNING, c. C.
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" HNeiNla'-at superior court OF chaBtery holden
at Tue Capitol, IN the city of Riohn,ond ihe aist
day OF January 1915
huiasa Palmer, eAor Of Hsrdaway Davis des.
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k1NofEki FOX SALE.-1he subscter wishes 10
Il dispose of his property lying in { county Of
Iewhalan, on the waters of Fighting ere. This
OF LAND contains 50i acTcs-one third of which 10
heaNiiy lmheTed. aud prime tobacco ild. What is
cleared s generally fresh, and in iufovrd II
CULTIVATION IL Is situated n miles frJ Richmond 5
from the courthouse aud II from Appiatiox river
inns farm possesses numerous advastes 10 one who
wishes Ia hold landed property. The hds and stock
OF every kind would he sold with Inland provided
the terms could be agreed on. GEoAARKHAM.
April . 10Y l6ts
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NoAMl Ed la buckingham jail The tenth OF
- March last, negro man named ERRY abont AZ
years OF age, feet inches high heas large scar
on nus upper l'P be had on when cohIued double
"ove riginla cloth coat. The said rro vas purrhas
ed of Eli Raowe Of this county by Gentleman living
IN Huntsville, Alabama Territory
May7. NJ, s,s
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Furry DOLLARS REWARb.-kanaway early Ia the
month OF November last, rom the subscriber, y-
iuF near NdfnitnseT, ~ the county Of Nelson two
likely slaves, AARON ard CRiTTA:-
daToa was seen The last Of November, with fee
pabs, near Columbia on his way, IL Is believed to
Richmond aud whfIe, tits probable be now IL hay.
my some relations aud acqnaintances there. ge h
bneh' mulail" @ years Of age, about . feet ~
inches Nah, lcit handed, TeInaT kdbly parrot tetd with
$50 very visible scait on his face, bis let law
TIE other under his right eye. when spoken TO- be IL
generally hufied, II not siaumering IN bis utteTauce
GTttO, thg wife Of the aforementioned fellow is of
dark comVleSon, tmall stature, with nothing very dis
br1nishtble about her, except dOwncast look when
spoken To-, aud rather dtaWing manner ofspcaking.
IrcHfU Jite UoiGTS will he given Tor the arpfehen.
siorand delivery Of eiLer Of the said slaves
aud IfeeH Doiidrs iOr eacli. (payiuE al reasonable
charged " secured ~ any jail thar Get them again
Apfil ~. liz..u SAMUEL }. CspLIL.
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.....WiIl he sold pt
Nelson Courthouse, on MONDAY, the oath DAY OF
MAY NEXT, (being court day TO The highest bidder oH
credit Of one, two three and four years for good per
sonal security, deed Of to secure the paw.
uents, 10 carry Interest from the date until paid nv
tract Of LAND, lying in said county RockGsb river
miles north OF the courthouse, and 30 fem warren
Tbs tract contains abuni 1909 acres 20 20 Of which
are prime fairgrounds; the balance excellent hpn land
particularly adapted 1" the culture OF corn wheat and
tobacco. The Improvements not consider able bui
the labd is well wateIed aud tim"eTed with good ap-
pie orchard thereon Possession will be given on the
ist day Of January next with the privilege seeding
aud making any improvements and the purr,as er car
be accommodated on liberal Terms with the crop hor-
SEES, cattle, tools &c. then on the plantation. PTesn
lug, however that ne will purchase without viewing
the Prenses, farther description is deemed uHHeces
sary. I he land will be skswn any time to those in
ched to purchase. WM. a. SHELTON.
NelsOn, March 70. 100 ids
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One Hmdyed Dollars Remcrd1

EI'uh securing IN jail III the stale of NiTnia the
four following negro men
'OHN-Laieiy the property ci VIM. Long, d living
ne last year III LynchDurg being we'll knot in that
place.
sAMrSoN-A thick, stout fellow, with hsieht ear
OSBoRNE-A tall slim negro, with blesh in his
right eye lately tie property off. Taylor ofichmond
where they have wives aud viii likely 60
JOHN-A common fellow lately heIorng to Mr.
te"iss estate OF Gloucester, where has wIfe.-Ie
mas NiI.pia cloth great coat. with lappEAs they
store n'he surtout the night they went aw, il is
certain how They may be clo'hed-The ias three left
me H Tue night OF 3lst Of January abont smiles from
Flbeasile; The first In IynchbuTg. TheBove reward
WIN ne paid tor securing them, OF JWfRt f8e Dollars
'". sihei,hy H. L. PENN, for jazz Penn, Jr.
Near liberty. Bedford co. March lG lIn9 III
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BUENOs AYREs, March 3.-Threc OF the
principal cdciqpes tindidI chivcs) Of Las Pam
pd' headed by the well Known Caciyue, Stutio-
e" 'tWHtdHa, have come 10 inform the supreme
director. hat they have nade prisoner Ca
ciGhe CoTTipd and TINT they intended to put
MN 10 death, in consequence ut his having
yltid' 10 The seduCtOns Cf the enemies Of
hheiiy; whom they had and were determined
10 resist to tie utmost OF their energy and
strength.
he supreme director has been at great
pains 10 induce them - set Corruption atiiber-
", and to impress them with the p.0pr.eiy Of
ihihci eudcaFOiing TO gain Ills friendship, and
to prevent thai he should hereafter follow The
wicked conrSels Of the enemies of order and
OF government HiHld'd, aud his compan-
ions promised to follow the advice. and most
earnestly aud solemhly have engaged, that
should tie Spanish expedition arrive. they W M
present Themselves with 1910 men and 5000
horSe, to assist the patriot armies--im order 10
givel them al The help and services that
may Lc within Tie reach a. thcir power. Inc
goVernmont nave thankfully accepted their
oteTs, aHd made suitable arrangements with
these generous carquc-, 90 pui them into OK
tcu,ion, iu case Of thrir being waited.
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,IfCHBURG MARnI.r.

THE snbscrit having put their M@rble mn In ope.
IL ration, aifepared to execute with skin and dis.
patch, ordersfr ebnney.manilrs, hearths. s;cps.
tOinbstoues, &c. &c. The mill lie situated on the
hank OF Jam.sker orders therefore from Ricbmond
Petersburg aNoffoi can be filed AT little expeuce Of
freight
This, tits jeved, is the first aud only
Of the kind Virginia and asthe eilizens have now
an opporiun of furnishing themselves with these use
ful aud orn nai articles Of line quality the prodmc-
ton OF thessn state the pTopretors cannot hut I'M
dnlge hoIhat they will meet liberal announcements
=. S. A tsrricr who can come we'll recomnented
will Te,eisi beTal wasos.
!pNei Christopher s Jordan 44ntkoay.
Eynchht, Sept. 30. a2..ts
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4 Ming 6 Ofrr June toatf, viii be ssd ~ ibe
a highest bid{r fDf cash. subject % the wi0Ba's
dover, one-sey lh ofthe NaGNOEs row 900 ihe pos
session ~ MA. In JVLts. J.. " MUSE.
hpfIl ~. tIS..vtuss
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IN CH4Ehl.-At a court held tor Prince kdN an d
Il eounI March 10, 1870
samuf iliams and Jehn II. Wmhish,
Conn id;RQ1fs
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transition FROM his natural TO his ieigned
voice, is still too sudden aud too fire.
quently adopted. His reception yesier-
day evening must have been extremely
gratifying 10 him, though he was appa-
rehtly indebted IN part 10 the zeal and
eAeriions OF friendship; nearly all his
songs were encored he repeated them
with undiminished effect, and without
the least appearance oil fatigue. We
have said so much of Mr.. Phillips as a
singer, that ii is the less necessary 10
describe him as AN actor, and il is a Task
we are most willing 10 avoid. In his
speaking. voice, his gait, and certain
stiffness Of manner. he strongly reminds
us of Kelly.
COVENr GARDEN THEATRE.
LONDON, Sept. 23.-rhe performance
of the Maid of the Mill, Oh Saturday lasi,
gave an opportunity 10 Miss Nj. Tree
and MIR. Phillips. OF displaying their vo-
cal powers second time. With respect
TO The lady, she impressed swilh an
infinitely more pleasing opinion of her
talents, than OH her first appearance.
The airs allotted to Rosina. in the Barber
OF Seville, demand, for their adequate
performance, a compass ct voice aud a
facility OF execution, which we are afraid
Miss Tree does not possess. Bht she left
nothing I'D wish in her performance oil
Patty. The songs which belong 10 lie
! character, and those which were .'ngrait
ed upon it, were given in manner which
produced and deserved enthusiastic
applause. Among the latter were
Sweetest idol OF my soul, by Pucii'a,
and Young Love-" boll OF which she
sang exqulsitely. MIR. Phillips performed
| Lord Aimwell. We venture 10 predict This
gentleman will not maintain very high
station as a vocalist. His voice has mol
the slightest natural melody in IFS tones,
and lie vainly strives TO conceal tins ra-
dical defect by attempts al scientific or
nament.-Ilis station as a singer will he
between Duruset ana Pyme. He intro.
duced Loves young Dream" but who
ever recolects how Braham sings That
charming air, will never sit " iih patience
10 hear MIR. Phillips. His manner was 10
tally destitute OF pathos, taste, and ex.
preston. He occasionally tres TO imi-
tate Bralam, in those outpourings oil
voice which are SO grand and overpower
Ing in the latter. In MIR. Phillips, we
have. little else than plain downright
bawling. [Mercury.
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DONIESTIC.
sssssssssss.s
THE GRAND CANAL

UTICA,(N y Oct 70 On SATURDAY.. ths
I'd of October 1915, his Excellency the Gov
rnOr. the Canal Commissioners aud a ,ares
lumber Of gentlemen from this place had the
eliminating satisfaction Of making tire FIRST
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Interesting 10 authors Of Books, &c. SC.
a.

The Il. States.
WAsHINGTON, November /. e.. AS we
have reason TO believe that the fourth
section of the Act OF Congress, of 3lsl
May, 1900, " for the encouragement of
" learning, by securing tie copies oi
maps, charts, and books, TO the auibor.
and pToprietors Of such copies, during
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Of the rights Of conscience supptSe. how.
ever. that the writer means by thi, expires
>iou. Only an abridgemeut of priyila .e, ar a
enrtai.mtnt Of christian liberty; such X might
consist with good conscience. The phiy ar
enment that know OF. in favor of these pIac-
tices, - this that they are no where eiS press
~ forbidden IN the New Testament, and that
they do no hatm. I do not intend "a enter
largely into this question few remaI - must
suffice.
That every particular practice which il hos
Tile to the spirit OF vital Goodness, siioI.fi be
iUiiiied out a., the scriptures could not ,iea-
sohlbiS he expected ~ desired IN s6ch case
- The world c0uiu not contain the books E. liici
might he written" The sacred volume 81 1 i.
irS certain criHies, includes other sinful and
inproper things under geuer al names; and IL
boye all II ircuicaies those principles, wAith
oppose every species OF vice and folly, aiid
promote purity, and holiness of heaIt au,!
ire. Now that the spirit OF dancug, of ttt
theatie, sc. IL hostile to these sacred prince
pies, is What we maintain: aud the Conven-
ton. 80 impressed, acted property in desiring
10 lay spiritual prohibition 90 such rract tees.
May the present convention have firuiuess -
neush 10 act for the honour of Chist and the.
enlargement nj genuine religion
But, " we Will do a> We please" saws Mar
Gus. Nay Thee, all discipline is useless, and
All argument is at ah end,f Sphere ! had as
well close these remarks :-uuly 1 mast say,
that one Is tempted 10 think, II Marcus and
his brethren wiii do as tn please, he ought.
with all his lihcraliiy, 10 l. The convention do
a they please too. And II they feel in their
cuDsciences, that they auuot Iiold ,I,r.,,,n
communion with those " leo indulge H. CERTAIN
Piaciices surely Marcus, who pieod> 10, ine
rights of conscience, wiifuot atteu,,t To drive
tnem into IL. Again .ay NAV liz. prespnt
convention. and may IA future conytntinns
nave hrini,ess enough to. act tor The hohor of
Christ. ana 10 maintain the holy nature of his
Kingdom CEPHAS
Ihe nrifer Of this piece once he'd ne cJpoytrAitu
Of alternating shaker ~, f'in. iN H,nImrkI ,h,r,
he sac dppur.Rt soisgRitJ and d..ofi,D IN me
Ounce rhick doubt yuy rcre.i.a ,yhaf W,,ue en-,
as Tff0fed !" ms account y the Supp and Grucr."
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CANAL LOAN

Albany, May l3.-The CANAL commits
sioner- have advertised that scaled propo-
sails will be received by the comptroller,
until the Oath inst. " Tor loanto the stale
OF two hundred Thousand dollars, TO be
paid 10 the commissioners in two equal
lnsialmenis, The first OF the first day Of
Jolly next, and The other OH The first day
OF October next. The rate ofinIerest is
not 10 exceed six per cent. per amnum,
payable qaarter yearly, and is TO com
mcnre on the day OF the payment of the
instruments respectively" The princi-
pal is redccmable al the pleasure of go
reTnmeDi at any time after The first dav
OF July, 1887; and iIie interest is payable
al The Stale bank in tins city, and al the
Manhattan bank ia Tie city Of New York
ne commissioners met at the secretary s
Office III this city, at 4 O'Clock 2. NJ. the
2iil inst. to open and determine On The
proposals that shall be made.
DaiiV Adr.
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Ike FIX King of Holland (Louis Bona
parte) is living al Rome in The greatest
retirement, and ~ wholly engaged with
the education of his son. His sister, the
princess Borshese, OH the other hand
lives in great splendor.
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NAV SOUTU WALES

Tue British Colony AT Now South Wales has
Increased to population of 10000 one half
otwhom are voluntary emigrant settlers-aud
tie other half convicts. The number of births
each year IN the colony is abOnt equal 10 the
annual arrival ut cenvcts The impo.i amounts
to upwards of S 100 coo per annuia. The duty
OH spirits is los. per gallon. A newspaper is
published in the colony. Boston PuI.
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Runaways in tie JaiI Of HirI,yo,,J

- """."'yS W We oNh " j(1eRLpOnti
i EVILS, VINO says he belongs TO WIN, Owlrs Of
- hatan c9nnty dark complexion, hye leel i've or
'iA inches high, about 20 years old -
JAMES, 10 James Wooddn, Powha,an county /. a.,l
hish. " - "" '"Shtt
NED, To John Baker, Petersburg 2 R,nl.no H..
~ yrais old, live feet one inch high '
10 thomas Griffin, OF York dark complexion
aoont 22 years Old hve feet live inches htpb aus
REUBEN, 10 Joseph Smart a slaveiraJ.r a,,t
'nt.S S's, 'D"n' 50 Years old feet inches high
JohN, 10 Robert liiii, OF King * Queen conn, =.
dark complexion five feet six Inches hisb 70
X. BURTON, u. tor George .yapage
=, onerD and Jaifor IF Henrico and RichmSnd
"l - AZ
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lIron, the berk. and sehu,iki Journal, May IS
|. Inc editor of this paper, on Tuesday even
nv last, in tue city OF Philadelphia, had the
pleasure OF witnessing contest b.iweeu ilie
celebrated grammnrian, Jonathan Grout, AUD
Elt. Hitchcock w no conceived that his knowl.
euse oil grammar was at least equal. ifnot SUI
pefior 10 Jonathan Grout's. Each in his turn
parsed several paragraphs. TO the satisfaction
Of The auditors. AT length, MIR. Grout pro-
posed the following lines from e Young =
Night Thoughts" which completely pailed
has antagonist:
Mere teen's With revolutions every honr.
Anu rarely for tie hrtter; 81 the beet,
More mortal than the biths Of fate.
We conceive Mir. Grout to he as great a
prodigy IN grammar. as DIR. johnson was in
htcrature--and what most aStonislied ny his
pupils, WHO had pc rhaps received bui eight OF
ten lessons, parsed the most Gitfcuit sentcn-
ces Win as much facility rs Ties could count
We are authorized and requested saws the
y. York Evening Post. to publish the follow
ins by gentleman OF responsibility, whose
ticu.
Extract Of dfrttrr from Rich1loRI
understand HAT al Clinton has decIin-
Ell Ten. SCOTS challenge, ia Z, letter OF len pa
ges even more Nulgar and abusive than thai of
Gen. Jackson, OF which il is AN iniiiatior and
partially copy. Indeed, "a the ground occu-
pea by the original Was co extensive with
Wrapping and BillingSeate, it was impossible
Tor MIR. L. 10 take That direction without find
ing himself immersed in anuther's mirc, aud
~ there be" IN Tie lowest deep a lower deep."
he nas certainly. by mighty and .ponderous
plunge, attained il. -
" Next Clinton dyed; slow circles dilnpied DER
" Tie quahing mui, AMI cios'd aud op'd NJ more"
=" There let his g droTned honor forever re-
main'
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A paragraph la The Hambnrgl, paper
states that the Danish government lay-
ing effected loan of millions of marks
banco, Is on The point o! negotiating IA
Mother i'll Epslantl for larger sum.
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editor OF the R"pn. iiC.n fGp,r,ss sirgfrJI
-------z<sc c. $ssssS~ O <css.--z-------
BiEDl-At Brodie, LIS r.sidencr ~ Sr1:,,nyan,s
ecnsi!, Virginia. on the ,ast. rl.oMts slnAc:,
AN, Isq. ssea 2oout ~ seats
icosT, s.eArfo.
epalre inis NE ~ ctos. cierk, aia .!aes "f resi-
ornee ~ Sorry .'hri,. 1b.sdey, IRE ish Instant
msJ. III MANN tpwhisii> BttwNE. sctd 20 ,ars
hr WAS s"'dtei OF ;oe rey"lLu"n- ,ns,es., q iaus
ainisbi. and excciept ptoprr.,-s- and has len SOD
ann h'ee da"sh,ers to lance, ICES o! r,s srs
tonaie tafent.
H%Ho",s tkc s?0, 'ka' 's"rks rs gree
zen free" 'ro's rain 1nd r"ie.
yes gD1t. sslrSr o,s6it tn. saad G5,e 6-gr.'--
. ms -feihren gree s'm fA.ft F"
nepatted this iif- On Tie 10Th ins,ati yrs NARY
nL'|k ni the county nj hrbaIlr rrlict of ,ir ,nfe
oamnri fi"ch, Esq The WAT vt etls is witness Ia,
- years that she tis unirt e-Sfy niora osiiltlor
oNhiis her htiehhofs, ard h.inveG shr G,s +. r.,.
'an' i'ef boso'" Tienh b-aiJ Lci iusI vmt.:. ,n,
caien nee chiidTeG IL .rr Il, aaa uir ;n.tn ,i,y
.aent-'Len t"fnei brr.rIi ~ Le heJ ana AID IL,
etehed br'sri 10 't;na--and shortly after departed
no can oorb her passage "s better word fri.,,ds
ineiiii~. nj spcirt,. N"-
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, cNAwAf from the subscriber on the Salu,,., I,-
iofe Easter, negro ni-n Of yeliowish cnm,,i, 4
ION ABOUT ~ years old, thick irncby aud well naa.
Gown look When examined, aud WON any sI,,p,tr
s.n'es-his hams is JAN Is clothed IN the cn,,,,rn
't l@e"ty DoikdTS reward will be given upon
81 enieo or hl!f that sum 10 be IN an, ian
@ eo'ioh" Amy reasonable expenses az, M.
ins MS delivery will be paid by me
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-05-25
SECRETARY OF STATE

II is an indispuiable fact, (says the
Boston Pairiof,) that while many either
pnbhc men arc spending their time ~ So
ciaI circles, aud trus creating hosts OF
powerful personal friends, Mr.. adams
devotes his days, weeks, aud months TO
tie ardu0us duties of Ills office" Don't
he too selfish, Mr.. Patriot We have
heard no complaint of our either public
men. There are discerning, enlightened
aud patriotic pnbLc men IN Tie country as
well as Mr.. Adams. Abaag argus.
a t'G"fp9n ,oagted ---'rhp Navy Com
'uisslonrrs vii receive proposals all thr
ISL day OF June next, TO charter vessel
oi 1900 10 700 barrels burlhcn To- take in
cargo Of navy bread al Gcorlriown,
and pT1ccrd tlienccto Gibraltar. and there
laud it.
Codanh Wiaie Esic,jee.
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