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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-11-09
NEW yopk sr,.rp

In the grand agricultural race which has
seen run this fall, the following counties nave
come out first, viz.
Oneida-wheat. II bushels to the acre
do oats, % bushels to the acre.
do domestic manufactures.
Oisego-coru, l2J bushels 70 quarts to the
acre.
neutrality-suspicious., ia bushels 10 tue acre
Schenectad. -ruta baga, 1850 bushels 10 the
acre.
Schohafie-in the best style of plou-bing, and
also IN the novelty and iar;ner-like style of
their procession.
tiampshlie-m their oxen fer the STALL
Hartford-ior the most spendid-the msst
useful display, and the creates; abundance
or excellent domestic manufactures, must
he permitted TO wave the triumphant hag OF
patriotism
We shalt readily correct errors and mis-
takes, and continue the review as we are fur
nishad with materials. IlJ. .irguS.
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GRAND pHFNOlIENON.

ELtkFfV. y. &. Oct. lit is stated by un-
dOtbted autietiiy, that in tie county of Gull
ford, near New Garden Meeting II 0use, there
Appeared something wear gtuiicnau's barn,
stated by .onIe 60 be in the shape Of q buuidH.
by others ia different form constantly in mo-
ton going up and down, aud appdteutIy as
bright ~ tie .nn. II IS Only 10 he seen al the
nrarcr 10 o.. Ihcte is aTagine or hOlow in the
sutiace Of the ground, before reaching the
bottom Of v iHch, the spectator loses sight
Of ihe object IS TIE Intervention Of The hill
IN front, Whitu he cannot again recover by
advancing towards the barn, lOf on reaching
TIE s1minii oi ihe ttll iH .-hi of the barn it's
still Invisible. @.fsggs baEe remained ~ t"e
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Sale of Land aud Npr1oes.

20 virtue OLA deed of trust executed TO the snhscri.
Il 6ers by Francis Goode and wife, aud duly recorded
ia the general court the payment OF certain
sum ot money therein mentioned due to Robert era
manu. Surviving acting executor of James Lyle dsceas
co. VINO was surviving partner OF Lyle x MCCIedie i'll
ne Solo' o" H,id0y the iAtrd day Of Dccember
to tie highest bidder nj public auction Tor cash on the
premises that we'll known OF laud to the
estate OF SAID Francis Goode deceased lying Ia the
county OF P""hatan containing live hundred acTes..
Also, twelve negToes-or much OF said properly as
mGi be necessary fulfil the purposes said trust
SAMUEL TAYLOR ,
JAMES BRANDEK, ''uS'eeS'
NOVEMBER =.
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n.
ihis eNIrardinaTy Poem, attributed To the peh OF
hjfoh, la, been severely handled by the g.
bI'L"h' While ~ genius has been admired, il has
ut'h pronounce die grace To- the ais of the Muse
ad II certainly Is so. II is tale founded on the w.
eho~n Pantomime Of Don Jnan whose Infamous adveu
t'es have dssustei the moral seusOiliy huudTed
l.. aiirs.
waai hero: Uncommon want
whsnesery year aud monIa sends 70 rth new one
TN after clOyine tie gakrttes with cant
The age discovers he is not tue tue one
o. s.cu as thssv SHOULD not vaumt
w therefore take our aucicut fTiend Dem Juan
We AT ir,s seed him In tLe Pantominr
Sent TO the devil, somewhat ere his tiln.
inu Don jnan is traced through scenes OF the looses
an"t"ns ''tigres gross in their cUuception ana an
redeemed by single paricis OF the r.ineIe ofIoye
Fat he Is nd conien,sd umh this obscene painting .
scsSeNa any mug respectable escapes the Poets saIife
hiacLwo"fs Edinburg Magazine even asserts that nm
'r one o the female characters he has personaed and
exposed his wife. Notwithstanding tbss. dissr.rs
inl ienishes tdtre is feuaf ease (perhaps too
nesigen'l through the whole Of this proluclun and
siHe passages lit up nv The 6nest genus The aS
ventures ota shipwrrcS were before aaiutsd in
m"Te horrible and affecting coots The following are
a zen otis lines.
~ h'tt past eight O'Clock. bDoms, hencaoys spars
Ahd an things t"r a chance, had been cast Loose
RAJ sel'i could Keep atloat the struggling tars
For vet ihey srose, although of no great use
There was 40 light IN beaver buta few stars
the hoais put of o'erErowded with their crews;
Ahe gave heel, ana then i lurch To port
And. s'iag down head fOremost-sunk in short
Then rose fr'sn sea to shy the wide farewell
'h'' SntlShd t"e tintd, and stood still the brave
'h'" s'iht fhph overheard with CteIdful veil.
Asedger 10 anticipate their grave
And the sea tann'd around her like he'll
Al" GOWN Size suck'd with her the whif.ing wave
llkr one wha gtappies with his enemy
AhdNi'Ves to strange hiN before be die.
ANN htst one nni'tTsa. shrek there iushd
Iiuier Than the loud ocean like A crash
~ eciIiag uinader; anl then alp was h,sh'd
Sagr he Wild wind ard the rennT scIes. dash
OF hl''o'ss hui :, ,atervals there 2nsh'd
hceoh'"nieh VAIN cnnvuisive splash,
soifaiy shriek, the buhbng cry
OF some stfpug swimmer in his arnnv
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aSoBLlC SALE. Pursuant 10 d deed Of iTrst GATED
tne2ist October, 1916, and admitted 20 record in
tHe once OF TIE Hastings Court for the Richmond
on iOh May 1917 iwill be sold auction oil The pre-
ses, TO the highest bidder, for cash, 0t SatRrday
ne l3fH gay ~ nea moHth, 7 NOVeDiGerJ so much of
an i "'i. y, POAkIE Elk OF LOf OF LAND Ia the
city OF Richmond, known in the plan tereo by iIr No
$780, as VIII he sufficient 10 raise the sum of : 500 and
interest NON lhe 2lsi inst. with and CHARGES Of
se-tbat hrlna Mr. Thomas Wilson's portion at am in
stdnent now due for moety Of said LOT ghi ny him
ana H. W. Coleman, on joint account To- the iaeT Of
Who me tile deed is made, and by him the trust deed
eAtcn'ed J. ROBlNSO N, Trustee.
II
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PANORAMA OF ANTHEMS

III Is with the greatest satisfaction, that we
nave been informed. that this celebrated work
OF art ~ lib ely soon to reach our country. AZ
ter having been the object OF universal admi-
ratiou IN England tor the last year, il was late
~ purchased in London by MIR. Theodore Ly-
man il aud Is expected by the first couvsuicnt
opportunity. BESIDES the reputation which II
enjoyed III London OF being the best executed
OF lie famous PdnorainaS OF Parker, lis value
as a perfect representation OF the city aud
plain of Athens. was atiested by the numerous
English travellers in Greece, who are well
known 10 have pronounced i'll the most favO-
faDie manner upon IL. II was painted by
Messrs. Barker aud BHrforI, of London, after
drawings taken from the most elevated part
OF the Museum Hill, by Signor Pomardi, a
Roman artist whom MIR Dodwell employed on
his travels IN Greece. The same drawings are
now issuing, with Mir. DodwclPs travel, from
the London press. The point of view chosen
was selected by Mr.. Dodwell as beisy that
from which all the interesting and celebrated
objects ia the vicinity Of Athens, may he seen.
Besides Mr.. DOdwrli's drawings, the PIANO.
rama was enriched by communications from
MIR. tocker"N, another celebrated English
tia'eiier III Greece, who also furnished the
drawings from life for the human figures ia
trouuced INTO the painting. Among the var-
Gus public aud private testimonies TO the ms
III anu DeautN OF this work, II has been entnu.
Siastca'ly pronounced by our cOuntryman. Mr
West the president of the Royal Academy. To
DE The finest representation which the pencil
OF man has produced. So valuable 1t
putty, that the Universities of Cambridge and
oxford made great efforts to acquire il. IL is
therefore with the highest satisfaction, that
we are eaa!,led 10 inform the public, that IL
has been purchased by MIR. Lyman, aud that
II is Intended by him DIS present TO the Uni
versity of Cambridge. We congratulate the
pnhiic on this new and distinguished example
OF liberaiiy to our University; and rejoice
that so excellent an appropriation is To be
made OF this celebrated aud classical perfor-
nance. III would certainly be impossible To
select any other place so suitable as a distin-
guIshed literary Institution, To receive this
faithful transcript OF tie ruins aud present
stale Of The city which the world of letters
must ever regard as its metropolis T.; and we
are sure we donot anticipate the public feel
Ing. ia announcing this act of iberality with
The warmest terms of applause. Thinking
that d more particulars descriptions of this work
would interest the public, we snbjOH the de-
Scrpiion ORR published by the original pre-
prIet0r in London. Tho numbers refer to an
engraved sketch with which The dcs cripiion
is accompanied. Boston Daily .Iie.
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Plaster of Pai.is for .SaLe

Plaster Of Paris for Sale.
a'lVE hundred tons French and Nova Scotia plaster
n white, blre and red iaaUlactured or in iLe lump
warianted genuine and ofsuperior quality.
WANIED-Flopr Barrel SLAVES aud HEADING
slhee or doubeor either liberal price will be given
If dcis cred immediately.
November ?. 5t..St r. HAWAII A, 70
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NNiuaI 4Sx,1Ioucr N,,cTo1,,

'E'HE delinquent members Of The Mutual Assurance
Il oocisly, 40 the counties VI Hanover Henrico a.d
CntS'erhrld, The city 81 Richmond aud town OF Man.
chester, are Tenii"ded bat the time has arrived when
becomes HE day q" the evera collectors of that soci
ey TO uake The most active eXerliUns the collection
% The debts due O H. aud cOHsea ueuy tat cannot
be inGulged much longer.
They are invited to call at the General Office Of Assn
charge the several sums in arreaT against them, ana
thereby 10 fe tie Society from the disagrt cabie but
""dUJd1bte necessity Of Tesoing to coerciUf measures
10 compel payment.
"M. n. ALLEN, Collector in the
r.. 81 4trt
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Land an P0wdGtaii far sale.

Land m POwAdtaht far sale.
THE subscriber wishes dispose of or 500 acres OF
LAND, lying in the upper eud OF the county of
rownaiall, heing part of the tract which he
sides. The greater part OF The above land is in yooJs
ana some o II FIRST rate tobacco land. As one it
presumed, viii purchase without first yiewisg it, far
ther description is deemed unnecessary.
HENRY SKipwITH.
pnwhatan. MAY l..
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NIX. RICHARD GENrRY-rake notice that STALL
W. ON The 18th day OF December next IN tue ciy of
cnhohu, at Tie office OF kves, Clarke & CO. proceed
10 lake The deposition of Richard Clarke aud oihets 10
nc feau as evidence In suit depending IN The
suPe,loT court OF chanccry inr The RIcbuond district
ia which am plaintiff aud yOH are defendant.
pSlOber ~. so. .St WI. l. FEEEIAkD
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TUE subscTIper, keeper Of the COLUMBIAN HOTEL
z being deeply Impressed with sense Of gratitude
ior past tagors takes this method making bis puc
acknowledgements to the citizens OF Richmond and his
enos ana custsiners roughoutihe country for their
hDefdl support and encouragement IN bis line Of busi
uess aud makes SHOWN u the that he has aqatptaken
the above establishment, which is nov undergoing some
repairs, for the better promotion comfort TO his
rends, where be tenders is services as public house
Keeper aud hopes from his assiduity and aeauon 10
accommodate. together with bis moderate charges 20
continuance Of their fdsoTs.
tie alsUn makes hHOwn TO the Gentlemeu. Members Of
The General Assembly thai I've gi be PREPARED To &C
coinm0Oae II Or 10 Of then With board during The
approaching session, very reasonable terms
h7'. .. Ji..wiw' NICHE AYRFS.
4 PEfiilON vii be ptes,nird 10 lie neat General
- Assembly ofNifzina PRAYING thar psrt Of tlg ~,
ger end Of ne county ofilauover aud paT Of the low
~ ed Of the comfy ~ Louisa be added to the county
~ "0ochAnd-b"'h parts Of counties log on tie south
side % S3u,A hHaa tigt'. sgu
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Tavern tOr Sac or Lease

Ob sale Oh cfes Of one, Two tbfC and four years
tue tavern formerly occupied by Daniel kiehaux,
situated 10 Whaian county, The buckingham road
about ~ miles above Richmond, and below Ponha.
Tan COuTh Onse, hUOwD by the name Of Hoykiusve or
H6pkinss Tavern. IL not sold prior to The gM ddgo
OctOberHeTt it viii on that day br Offered for rent 10
the highest bidder. For irTss apply to Mf.ARCPD
ROBERTSON, residing on The premises, or 10 tie sub
sCfiher. JOHN ROBERTSON.
July 70. ig..Wn
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- DCJeHd0HtS.
on the IN ton OF The plaintiff and il av reaIing to the
satisfaction 0i the court thai The said defendant Street is
not an nbabant OF this aud bai process
cannot be served upOn him. the doth order aud
drcree tat the said dSIendaat Street do appear here on
The seCoud hUndaJ M December nest enter bis aD-
pea'ahce aud give security according law and lie
rules of Tits court aud that a copy Of this order be
forthwith inserted ~ some newspaper published in ibs
cry Oi Richmond fsf Two months successiveiy and
another copy he posted AZ the front door OF the couIt
house OF this cOnht, fo two successive court DAYS.
Capt. sic, T.. W. POINUEXTER. ID. &. G. C.
nrt...s~ -.
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From Whitehan. N. Y. o.. 20.


Alter dark, la evening, | went, in cOmpa-
ny with some ladies and gentlemen, to see the
celebrated old MIR. FRANCISCO, an account of
whom was published IN the New York papers
some time ago, and who resides about two
miles from this village. when we entered lis
dwelling, lie was III his chamber, but his chill
drsn observed To as they would call him down.
In few moments the aged veteran appear
ed, AMI addressed us with all the warmth of
an old acquaintance. FL: says he was six
teen years OF age Oh the last day of May, old
ttle. subsequent TO the 10th OF September OIL
which Queen Anne was crowned. This was
in the year 1902. He has also perfect re-
collection of the battle of Blenhem which
was i70l.-ie calls himself one hundred md
aye OF eighty who appeared much more infirm
but his sight rather impaired. He was asked
what KIND OF lite he led in his younger days,
aud answered, that he lived moderately, and
rose early. He added that he could not now
enjoy himself If idle one hour His employ
ment chiefly consisted in the light work atteB-
ding weaving, snch as "quilin:. aud spoOling.'
lie attended the Cattle show a few DAYS ago
at Castleton W. ana am Informed plou2hed
with several yoke of cattle. He had by his
hrst wife STA children and by his present four
Teen. Saw his Youngest c!aughier, WHO dp-
pedred nearly as old as her father. His fourth
son by his second wife knew some years ago
In New York. lie was member OF the Me-
thodist Church, aid | suppose about 80 years
.Ot age. AT the age ofil Mr.. Francisco was
able TO complete days work On a farm as
soou as any man OF fifty. IN. Y. Com, DIDO.
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BENJAMIN COLMAN. i A.

BENJAMIN GOLDMAN, d. ~.
3 ESPECTFULLl informshis friends aud the public
- tGat he shall continue his PRIyhTE CLASSICAL
SCHOOL, the ensuing year. at his residence in Spo,t-
sJlValia county, near The Orange Springs.
As bis object IS TO teach the languages and the big
er branches of literature, exclusively the Rumbrr of
his scholars will not exceed diteeu. Terms of tuition
> m q aHuun.
Five six boys will be received as hoarders al Ioo
u AMMAN. Oct 30. so VIII
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ESOkHlL HOLIDAY, Of SOuihaIHP ton county site ~
virginia II living, or his heiS, wherever lhey may
ne, are heIehy hotinea that JOHN A. HOLIDAY, dec
late OF Barren county, Kentucky has devised the one
ha OF bis estate both real aud PERSONAL 70 the said
Shifi or MS heirs The estate about 700
ares Oh Lana ia different tracts. and personal estate
Wo!tH dboht 5000. The sad Burrl was The only
brother oi The eaId john and the, had Hot seen
oteF Tor more than Us sty years previous 10 the death
OF ihe san Johu, aS he stated auu all that SAID John
Knew OF coad state concerning his brother is that lie
was iiyinS III tie said county 0i southampton hen as
heard from. PHILIP MtXEY
Executor OF John 4. Holiday deceased.
Near Glasgow Ken. October ID. so ~.
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kSOAkDlNG HOUSg....The Subscriber las opengd
boarding house ~ the dwelling lately occupied w
mIs. SkhP, OF street. The building is located IN
cehua part OF the city, being opposite The new CITY
Co mouse, ana very few rods distAHt from The ca
p'tot. " contains several conmodioms retired and
'eSpetiabY furnished chambers. 1be company 81
gentlemen who may attend She next session Of the lie
t.iatu9e, 10 particularly requested. Every eVsrii0p
WI be made 10 give satisfaction a. odaefs and 10 re
uet thtlI situation happy. Such gentlemen ~ the g.
sS'"t"te rs shd hrnc their ladies' larry during hs
session. can he accommodated with pleasant and pro
petF FURNISHED chaubers Terms for boardirg will o..
IS 10" as ~ any house IN Richmond where ihe san.
October IS. 81 O.
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'a'EN DOLLARS REwARD--OK FIFTI' fIaken oTI
n of The state, for SOLOMON, aged about as wears
square made, about fet inches high dark complex
ton. coarse features had most at his font teeth
Ahocked out by lighting has several on his face
and some Oh his back suriy uOk, aud Affects smile
when spoken 10 will endeavOr pass FOR a fee man
under the name OF SOiOlOR LiffieyaCs : mas be,n
working OH board vessels al Rockets Masters
are cautioned agaiast employing taking Ann away
under The penalty OF the law. JAMES A. GRANT.
October 20. so .tf
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HE hkSHALS SALE. Ia pursuance OF the decree Uf
sA tue 3upeiior OF chaHcery for the district f
fredericksburg bearing date the day October
III the case Of William Hehry rayloe by LaHdou Carter
us next friend against John fayloe aud John ra,loe
LomaN, trustees Of Ralph worm.ey, deceased, Elliott
muse, executor OF Thomas Muse, deceased and Hi;a
anu Coforiia HarTiott Hudson aud Elliott Hunter Mnse
INFANT ChlldIe Ell and heirs OF Thomas Muse deceased
by Elliott Muse their guardian will be sold for sasb
q" me I'D day Of This m"th, UIbanna one tract OF
!lnd in the county of MddirseX-by
ROBERT LIVELY, DIN
For b. -. PRYOR, ". s.. c. d. c.
N,vemhPr
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ktNFIf DOLLARS EENAKD.. bsconGed nom ~,
= piau'aton, III the county Of Culpeper without pro-
Vocation, hegio man HAIRY formerly the property Of
OIL WHEN Fletcher, Of Richmond, Va. Of whom he
va, utChdsea ny NJ Richard Broaddns, decd ofCar
Ou's' va where he saJs he has relations.--HARRY
stout, well made fellow, rather upwards Of i've feet
h height' possesses miserable cOunteanCe and when
spoken TO has very brazeu look Ills completion is
hlue Inclined to be tawny. Ills age is not recOlleced
Dut " IS presumed that be IS about twenty-oue.
VIII give the above reward u delivered 10 me in
CulPeper, ten miles west Of The Courthouse or half
Tue amount u secured in any jail IN tie State Of vrpi
mia 50 that get him AGAIN WILLIAM ann
October u. ~ q,
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Nost ertrdordingycf all The Eutand Wa
Herald. after giving the particulars of the cat
lie show al Castleton, in that state, mentions
the following extraordinary circumstances -
lie day was rendered peculiarly INTEREST
ing by The presence Of Henry Francisco, o. the
age o! i3I years; who piOughed fnrrow with
the oxen that day exhibited. This veteran,
who III the year 1902. bore arms at the time of
the coronation of Queen Anne IN tIfe year 1919
held the Plough AT the first exhibition of The
kntIdnd County Agricultural Society, aud
witnessed the tssemhlage of many thousands
OF wealthy, industrious aud respectable imIla
btants, Ia section of the country which was
unnhabi'e'! and scarcely known when he had
ai,al'aed TO his three-ScOre years and ten.
we observe reported Virginia vessel call
ed Uhats that 10 yOu?' In ans@erin. nail
1t might be thought aA insult.
:, (NewburypOr Her.
Mr.. Pepin's company OF eqnestrlans have
sailed IRON Newbhryport for MAriiniaae.
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/IhCiNlA: Al RGles Ivisen Ia the Clerks Office OF tbr
" superior Court oi ChanoeIy ioi tie NeknouS
plsulct, the 2Sii day OF Sci tenbSr, 1919
timothy ScruggS aud Henry SeTusss.. .fiaiHtiGs,
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commissioners Office, RichmoRd 9TH Mo- ~ 1919
ne pa!tes Interested desired 10 take potic mat
nave appointed the 2d day Of tie l2th luopIh
per- heAt TO confluence the actouis directed by The
''ee"'ne oaef OF the court on which day At O'Clock
A. b. ihey ave required to attend an nv of,ic. in M
tion and settlement. ~ "~'
42..wSW- AMOS Ann
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James Rioer Land Egl. .y0Ie-

TIVE subscriber will sell the tact Of lana wherein
TIE late Randolph Jefferson lived lying in the canuy
~ BUCKINGHAM, on James TIyer, opposite To SCOTS
Feiiy, ana within ten miles Of three manufacturing
mus containing between fifteen and sixteen hundred
acres OF winch about one hundred aud eighyhye acres
are "w GROUNDS, ny late suTveyO part Of the high
idds adJOining the low grounds IS rst Tate aud IN
balance second, third aud fourth.
iHe Terms viii be accommodating and made known
on duplication 10 ZACiIARiAH NEVILL, Adm.
With the Will annexed Of Randolph
Nelson county. Sent IL. lEna IeIersnn- hec
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Lo0k at Mis!! 500 RewarI

1.'V' III t3FtS > % IIcWufU.
u ANAWAi from the subscriber living in ham
= county, or The roaa leading from New Canton 10
iyhebbIrg about miles sonih of the courthouse on
tue nsht OF tue Sth October last negro man called
AND Known nv The name OF CAM3IicK formerly called
h'CH, by irdde blacksmith, about 40 years OF age
o'aCA c"hpeNlsh oJ low stature, say feet or
menus sh, SPEAKS plain hui slow full eyes aud Of
high forehead and wha is geme ally called acc2teui
ms haT shn but thin has lost several Of his law
watch may lac discovered when he laughs lie had on
when ne went away pair Of new oznaburRs breeches
AHA Oi"ch double wOVe Jarn coat-he carried away a
nan worn inel shirt, pair OF corded velvet breeches
aud white waIstcOai He formerly had y.ifs In ~.
lower end OF Cumberland ia The uegbhOrhood Of Can't
"uiiorus, where II is supposed lie now resorts ANY
person VINO shall cake sp the sand SLAVE and coudue
blHi IN jail so thai Get him again. within the county
snail receive 70 reward IL Of the county the sam
above mentioned. A GtsNETr
November .. :, =,
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TWENTY FIVE DOLLARS REWARD. ..lanaway
from Inc subscriber ahout the 18th July last, negro
iaa between 10 aud 30 years of age by the name OF
BILLY, sometimes calls himGtif BILLY GURANT enc
reg rather LONGER than the Oiher, plainly discover
"hsh "alAlhE-CHe mig toe OF a; the hTst or second
J0ihl-the other toes on the same foot GIsrsured Inv
,Tos-aoouI feet inches high. is presumed lhat
ne has gone over The mountain or 20 the county of
"oocbIand, where he was raisedLe was bought by me
OF Coz. inomas Miller Of Goochiand county will
give the above reward To person who viii deliver
me the said negro III buckingham county near Beut
creek, or secure him ih Jan ss that get him aeaiA
Nov2. Cliff CHRISTOPHER JOHNSON
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NOTICE. rhe sUb,UTlbers I'D btrn a.pn,,- ~ ne
! assi.nees vi y. n. YheISOi :. 10. of this city,,
All Person indebted To the said urn, hsldng .t.tcts
al thelr hands belonging to II, hereby notied that
the! are not Ia account 10 person the same en-
cept TO tie subscribers their authorized agents.
JOHN ENDERS
HENRY CLARKE.
We hereby authorize and appoim, Coleman & Wook
Jo!k, of ihs city, agents transact any business
relating To the above. JOHN ENDeRS
May Z. tI7.-u HENRY CLARKE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-11-09

GIOCk....l wish 70 purChsse 100 ssafes of Fsrqers
= or virginia Stock, lOf which liberal price viii be
gNeh.r NOY.5. u LEWIS ROGERS.