The enquirer — Richmond, Va., 1810-11-27 00:00:00, page 3

Ii is, true, that if her allies on the Peninsula'
It. d xhi’ntVd an unshrinking determination
t<» ill*- or to be free, there might hkve been
s ime ln>:> s of snatching them out of the
li -ntls of tv r enemy. Their indepe ndence
and alliance would have proved some equi
valent for the sacrifices site has inad. to
preserve them. hut their heroi m was
sunk beneath the torpot; of centuries, the
tyrauuv of thrir government, and the su„
persition of the m inks. The fall of Sir
J ihn Moore, and his instructive despa»ches
were sufficient warnings of the spirit of their
nilirs, the petilsof their enterprise, and its
final result From that moment, the effort
should have been relinquished, continental
expeditions should have be.-n abandoned, Sc
England should have devoted .herself to
the extension of her resources, and the in
crease of her strong h. She should have
borrowed from her enemies the maxim of
*• ships, commerce and colonics ” She should
have reduced the islands of her enemv
employed those means in establishing the
independence of the S. American colonics,
whicu she has exhausted upon the mo;her
countries--and cut out new branches of
commerce to her own suffering merchant
men. This is-(he true line of policy winch
CJ Britain should have pursued, if she had
really been intent on the prosecuiion of a
■JVild and wastelul war.
What is it to her, whether France was a
few days, sooner or later, in overrunning
Spain and Portugal i In certain cas-*s, in
deed, time is flower. But what were the
purposes, which England was to gain by
proems malion • It has not contributed to
sum -h the colonies of Suu h America from
the grasp of Franee ——her navy would have
been adequate to (he accomplishment of
that object.-It has n >t decided 'he
politics of Russia, and clubbed a new coa
Xition against France. Russia has m .• i
Jested uo new signs of hostility .—and her
court is as firmly cemented as ever to tin*
views of France.
England musl now perceive how mad are
continental expeditions--that her sword
is not so long as that of her enemv hat
nature never intended her for a Land Animal
—and that she must be content to reign the
jLev'tachan of the waters, & not the Lion ,.f
the woods.
much may now depend upon the issue of
the contest before Lisbon —various interests
sire staked on the encounter—Wo. ourselves
are not unaffected by it—The British army
contend for their lives —the Ministry, per
haps, lor their filacea—and Cadiz for ns
irtasters. For such an awe mav be struck
upon the mind of its inhabitants by the sue
cesses of the French, so little hope of ulti
mate relief may present itself, and so much
terror inspired by the superior skill of the
assailants, as may lead to the capitulation of
the city.
Kn fiaatant—On this subject we must not
overlook those astonishing pieces of ord
nance, w hich have been cast at Seville, by
■which the French are enabled to discharge
38 ib. bulls, 2000 toi-.es or 4000 yards—and
thus to cast their balls from Fait Matagorda
into Cadiz—Ot course, they will prove able
ruxiliaries in the Siege. They remind us
cf those wonders of antiquity, which are re
corded by the historians. They remind us
cf the great cannon, with which Mahomet
2. besieged Constantinople in 1453.- H was a
piece of brass ordnance, says Gibbon, of
stupendous and almost incredible magni
tude; a measure of 12 palms is assigned to
the bore; and ihe stone bullet weighed a_
bove GOOlbs. The explosion was lelt or
heard in a circuit ot 100 furlongs; the ball,
by the force of gun powder, was driven a.
bove a mile ; and on the. spot where it fell,
it buried itself a fathom deep in ihe ground.”
“The modern improvements of artillery
prefer the number of pieces to the weight of
the metal; the quickness of thefi.-n in ne
sound, or even the conseq ence ot a single
explosion.” What, however, would tend t<»
shew the probability of such a narrative
is ihe account given us hv the live.y though
romantic De Tott, of theTurkisti cannon
•which still guards the entrance of the Dar
danelles “ A stone bullet o' eleven hundred
pounds weight was discharged wjtn 3301b-..
of powder; at the distance i t 6U0 yard- it
shivered into three rocky flag neats, traver
sed the srreight, and on leaving the waters
in a foam, again rose and bounded against
the opposite hill.” But, we must confess
■with Mr. Gibbon, that this adventurous tra
veller does not possess the art of gaining our
confluence.
SALES AT AUCTION.
ON Thursday, the 2'Jth inst. Will be sold, po
sitively without reserve, at the lumber house
of lii« subscribers—
7 puncheons prime old Antigua'} On 60 da. erdt.
it urn | in out to close
6 hints Molasses /-several old con
7 I'.iuls. Windward Isl’d. Rum | sigunieiits.
7 bhds. excellent Drown SugarJ
Also, at our Alfclion Store,
1 trunk containing oO pieces elegant superfine
Callicoes, 1 bale Coatings and Flannels, on 60
days and 4 months.
And an assortment of Kerseys, flannels and
plains, a quantity of Hardware, India Cottons,
Callicoes, bwaiisdowns, £rr. &c Crc. cash.
And the following articles, belonging to the
late concern of Drossier £> Moncure :
1 likely really valuable Negro Man, 1 Patent
BulUnce, 1 iron chaat, 1 writing desk, I pair gold
scales, 2 counters, nuittrassas, sheets, blankets,
• parcel of letter paper, one half pipe old M ideira
wine, a few pieces carpeting ami carpet binding,
positively without resti ve, on ninety duys cre
dit.
Moncure, Robinson Cr Pleasants.
itor 27 It
SALES AT AUCTION.
ON Tuesday the 27th inst. at 4 o’clock in the
evening: Will be sold, for cash at Mr. Wil
liam Galt’s Store, for the benefit of the Under
writers and others concerned
ONE CASK OF CUTLERY,
Marked W C 17 damaged on board the ship
George ft Susan, Copt Wood from Liverpool
JAMES BROWN Jr. f. M.
November 27- It
rr-WENlY-F1VE DOLLARS REWARD.
i Runaway, some time in March last, from
the plantation of Thomas C.irlton, dec’d. near
King and Queen court house, a negro woman by
the name ot PATIENCE, the property of Ro
bert Cmlton, who has moved to the county of
Halifax, from the said county of King Queen ;
the Baid >lave is very black, has a down look,
rather round shoulders, not very high buttrun
rliy made. As to her clothing 1 cannot recollect
it I have reason to believe she was lurking in
the neighborhood where she ranaway for some
time Sunu per pie suppose that she is in the
lower end of King «nd Queen, or crossed York
river into New-Kent or James city counties, li
any perron will take up Ihc said slave and bring
her to m<, living near King & Queen court bouse,
or secure her in some jail so that she is got,, he
sii.dl receive the above reward.
VINCENT HART.
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PROPOSE LS
TUH CARRYING
mails of the united states,
O/i t'-e following tost-Roads, nuiUmbe received
at the General Rost■ Ofl e 11 the City of ■('’asb -
mgton until ,be xxJ day of Dtecniuer next
i nclusi-ve. »
IN VIRGINIA.
32. From Washington City, by Alexan
dria, Dumfries, Stafford c.'h. and Falmouth
to Fr-dericksburg, every day.
Leave Washington City ivery day at 3 |>
;n ai rive at Alexandria at 4 p m. Leave A
lexandria at 5 p m arrive at Dumfries the
next morning at I '’clock. Leave Dumfries
•it 1 a m and arrive at Fredericksburg by 9
a in.
Returning—Leave Fi edericksburg every day
itS p m arrive at Dumfries by 8 p m ar
rive at Alexandria by 4 o’clock the next morn
i >hg, and at Washington by 6 am.
33. From Fredericksburg by Veillsboro,’
! Bowling Green, White Clipnnics and Hano
ver c h to Richmond, every cay.
Leave Fredericksburg every div at 7 } a
m and arrive at Richmond tv 7 § p m. Leave
Richmond every day at 2 $ .i m and arrive
at Fredericksbuig by 2 $ p m.
34. From Richmond by Manchester, to
Pcteisburg, every day.
Leave Richmond every day at 8pm and ar
rive at Petersburg tiie next day by 2 a m —
Leave Petersburg every day at 8 p in and ar
rive ar Richmond thenextdav by 2 a in.
35. From Petersburg by Harris s and Per
civai’s, to Warrenton, N. C. three times a
week.
Leave Petersburg every Monday, Wednes
day an! F iday, at 3 a m and arrive at War
rantor] by 10 p in. Leave Warrenton every
Tuesday, Thursday .and Saturday, at 2
m and arrive at Petersburg by7 pin.
36 From Washington Cify by Prospect,
L .neivihc, L es >urg, Waterford, Hillsboro’,
Charlestown, Siicpherdstown and Martinsburg
m» Berk It \ Spr.ngs, once a week.
Leave Washington every TaesdayatS am
•nd Uiiivc at Berkley Springs on Thursday by
6 j» in; Le ave Berkley .Springs every Friday
•it 8 a m and arrive at Washington on "Mon
da v, by 1pm.
37. From H garstown, by Williamsport,
Mai.insbdrg and Middleway to Winchester,
•nee a wee*..
Lrave Hagerstown every Monday at C a m
and airjve at Wincheiter on Tuesday by 7 a m.
Leave VV nchester every Tuesday at 10 a m
and arrive at H igarstown on Wednesday by
noon.
38. Fro i Union, Md. by Berlin, Thrash
er’s store, Hamilton's mill, Waterford, Bru
den's store, Jenney’s store and Snicker's gap
to Upperviile, once a week:
Leave Union every TuesJay noon, and arrive
M Upperviile on Wednesday by C p m. Leave
Upperviile every Thursday at 6 a m and ar
rive at Union on Friday l>v noon.
39. Fi on Washington City by Fairfaxc h
Goslien. Middleburgh, Upperviile, Paris, Mil
wood,. Winchester, Pugntown, Romney and
Westcrnport, to Armstrong’s at the Green
Glades, twice a week.
Leave Washington City every Sunday and
Tuursday at 4 p m arrive ac Halifax c h by
8 p in at Winchester on Monday and Friday
•>y 3 pin at Romney on Tuesday and Satur
day b) 10 a m and at Green Glades by 9 m.
Leave Green Glades every Sunday and Wed
nesday at 4 a m and arrive at Winchester on
Mandav and Thursday by 9 a m at Fairfax
c h by 9 •> in and leave Fairfax c h on Tues
day and Friday at 4 .. m and arrive at Wash
i ingfon :y 10 a m.
40. From Armstrong’s at the Green Glades
by Iv.ngwooa, Gandy’s, Clarksburg, Israeis
vi'le unu Webste s, to Marietta, twice a week.
Leave Gicen Glades Sunday and Wednesday
it 3 arnand arrive atMaiiettaon Monday and
Tuursday Dy 9 p in. Leave Marietta every
Monday anti Friday at 3 a m and airive at
Green Glades on Tuesday and Saturday by 9
p m
4J. From Marietta, in Ohio, by Athens and
Adclphia to Ckillicothc, »wice a week.
Leave Marietta every Tuesday and F iday
at 3 a in and arrive at Clulkicothe on Wed
nesday and Saturday by 11 am. L*-aveChii.
ticothe every Wednesday and Saturday at 1
p m and an ivc at Marietta on Thursday and
Sinday by 9 p in
42. l'.uivi Marietta by Bel pie to Wood c h
once a week.
Leave Maiietta every Tuesday at 10 a m
I and arrive at Wood c h by noon. Leave
Wood c h at 2 p m and arrive at Marietta bv
4 ,,*n.
43 From Ciarkfhurg by Buckirunnon, to
Bev. Icy, once a week
Leave Ciarkiburg every Monday at 6am
and arrive at Beverly on Tueid .y by 10 a m.
Leave Beverly every Tueulay at 2pm andar
riv ■ a. Ciarkiburg on Wednelday by 7 pm.
44 F urn Cumber! mu, M.i: by Crefapl'burg,
Frankfort Spiingfuki, Romney and Moorlields
to Pen lleton c h once a week
Leave Cumoerland every Monday at 6 a m
arrive at Romney on Tueulay by 10 am.
Leave R vnney at 11 a m and arrive at l’endle
ton c h on Wkdnefday by 6 p in. L eave Pen
dleton c h every Frrd-.y at 6am arrive at
Romney on S itnrday by 10 a in. Leave Rom
ney at noon, and arrive at Cumberland on
Sunday by 6 p m.
45 From Winchester by Stevenfburg, New
town, Stralouig, Wooditock, Newmarket,Har
riionburg and Patton's to Staunton, once a
week.
Leave Winchefter every Saturday at 4am ar
rive at Patton's on Sunday by 1 p m. Leave
Patton’s at 2pm and arrive at Staunton on
Sunday by 8 pm. Leave Staunton every
Monday at 4 a in arrive at Patton's i>y 10 a ni
and arrive at Winchester on Tuesday by 8 p
m.
46. From Alexandria by Fairfax ch Cen
terville, Newmarket, Haymarket, N. w B «iti
tnore, Warrenton, Jefterlonfon, M .u ion c h
S' annardfville and New Haveil to Patton’s,
once a wtek.
Leave Alexandria every Thursday at 2pm
arrive at Wairenton on Friday by noon, and
arrive at Patton's the next Sunday by 1 p in
Leave Patton’s every Monday at 11a m and
arrive in Alexandria the next Thursday by 10
a m.
47. From Occoquan to Colchester, twice
a week.
Leave Occoquan every Tucfday and Satur
day at 6 a m stay at Colchester one hour and
return to Occoquan by 9 a in.
48 From Fredcricktburgby Elk Run church,
Warrenton and Giblon's to OakhilJ, once a
week.
Leave Frederickfburg every Thurfday at
noon, ariive at W arrenton on Friday by noon,
and at Oakhill, by 6 p m. Leave Oakhiil eve
ry Saturday at 6 a in and airive at Fredericks
burg on Sunday by 6 p m.
49 From Fitderickfburg by Germania, Ste
venlburg, Culpepper c h Gaines's Roads,
Hilllboro’, Chester Gap, Front Roy •!, N me
veh, Newtow n and Stephensbui g to W inches
ter, once a week.
Leave Fredei j< ksburg every Ti> sday at 6 j
ir arrive at Culpepper (bon Wednesday by f
ja in and arrive at Winchester on Thursday b;
4 pm. Leave Winchester every Friday^t 6 ;
in arrive at Culpeppei c h on Stturday by 5 |
m. Leave Culpepper c h at 6 pm and arrin
at Frcdtricksburg on Mon ay by 8 a in
50 From Cu-pepper c h by WoodviMe, F
1 Village, Pals Mills, Thornton’s Gap
, Mundeil’s wore and H.uvksbill mills to New.
1 market, once a week.
Leave Culpepper c h every Wednesday at 7
a in and arrive -«t Newmarket on Thursday bv
6 pm. Le ivc Ne wmarket every Friday at 6
a m and ari ivc at Culpepper c h on Saturday
by 5 p m
41 From Ficderickshurg by Oiangt c h
Goi don's Loutlay's (tore, M.lton, Ch.iriottes
vihe, New York and Wajntsburg to Staunton,
twice a week.
Leave Fredericksburg every Tuefday and Si.
turdy at 8 a in arrive at Gordon’s by 10 pm
at C nrloticsvilk on Wednesday and Sunday
by H a m. Leave Charlottesville at 9 a :n .ind
arrive at Staunton by 10 pin. Leave Staun
ton every M:»-id iv and Fliuriday at 4 a m ar
rive at Charlotte!ville by 1 p .n mid at Fiede
ricksburg o i rueid.iy and Fiiday-by 2 p m
07- 1 iic a) nl oi Saturday to be carried in
a li tgc.
*2 From Staunton by Middlebiook, Browns
burg, Lexington, N..;'uial Bridge and Pattons
btirg, to Fincastle, twice i week.
Leave Staunton every Aim la v and Thurs
day atlam and airivc at Fineaftle bv 10 p m.
Leave Fincastie every Sunday and Wcdnelday
at 2 i ui and mrivc at Staunton by 10 p in
M nl ot Monday to be carried by Itage.
53 From Fincastle by Amsterdam, B ig Lick,
S liein, Montgomery c h andlnglesville to Rus
sel’s, twice a week.
Leave Fincastle every Tuefday and Friday
at 3 a m and arrive at Rul'scl’s by 9 p in.
Leave Rul’sel’s every Tuciday and Surmday at
3 1 in and arrive at Fincastle by 9 p m
XT* Mail of Tuciday to be carried bv
ftjge. 1
54. From Rufsel’s by Wythe c h Crab-or
chard and Abingdon to Blountivilie, twice a
week.
Leave Rufsel’s every Wcdnelday and Satur
day ai 3 m arrive at Wythe c h by 12 a ni
at Crab-orchaid ’•) 10 p >n and at Blountivilie
on Thuriday and Sunday by 10 a m. Leave
Blountivilie every i’hurl'day md Sunday at 1
p m arrive at Wythe c h on Friday md Mon
day bv 10 a in and at Rui'sel’s by 10 p in
il/- Mail ot Wcdnelday to be carried by
ltage.
55 From New-York by Lovii.giton to War
len, once a week
Leave N .v York every Monday at 6 < in and
arrive at VVaricn by 6 p m Leiv W-rrcn
in ruelday at 6 a in and arrive at New Yorx.
by 6 p in
56 From Charlottefville l>v Warren, War
minster, Atnherst c hand New Glasgow to
Lynchburg, once a weeK.
Leave Charlottefville even. Man lay at 6 m
and arrive at Lynchburg on Wcjnd'day by 10
i in. Leave Lynchburg every Wednei.lay at
2p m and arrive at Charlottcivi.ie on Friday
by 6 p m
57 From Fredericksburg by Tooinslvirg,
Chnesburg, Oxford, Newtound nulls, Cfc« s
itore, Price’s mills, Goochland c h Mitchell’s
ft ore, Yancey v die, Louua c h Bibo’s itoie,
Pottieiville,Lewis’s itore anil Spottiylvama c
h tc Fredericksburg, once a week.
Leave Fredericksburg every Wedneiday at
8am and arrive at Goochiano c h on Fndav
by 6 p in. Leave Goochland c ii every Satur
day at 6 am and arrive at Fredericksburg
on Monday by 6 p m
58 From Fredericksburg by K g George
c h Bioadtield, Mattox bridge, Leedstown,
1 em pie man’s X Roads, Richmond c n Mount
Airy, Farnham, Kmiaie, Northumberland c.h
and Lancaitcr c h to Kilmarnock, once a
week.
Leave Fredericksburg every Wedneiilay at
2pm and arrive ai Kilmarnock the next 3a
t mu ay by 6 p m. Leave Kilmarnock everv
Satuniay at 9 t> m anil arrive ai Fr-dericksouj g
the next Weiineulay lay 10 a m
59 Fiom Fredericks. >urg by Port Royal,
L-i yton’s, Tappahann ex, urbaima, Glenn s
and Gloucester c h to \ o.ic-town, oiiec a week.
Leave Fredericksburg every Wtx.nc i;ay at
2pm and arrive at Y rk town tile next Sa
turday by 6 p m leave Y*..k. town every Sa
turdayat 9 p m and arrive at FredencKsourg
the next Wednesday by 10 a ni.
bO rrom Bawling Green hy B oaddus’s
mills, Dunkirk, W.ukerton, K rig a .a Queen
t t. Gloucester c h and Norm-find to Mat
thews c h once a week.
Leave Bowling Green every Saturday noon
an iai rive at Matthews c h on Monday by
6 p m. Leave Matthews c li on Tueiday ai 6
a in and arrive at Bowling Green on Thursday
by noon.
61 From Dunkirk by Aylett’s warehouse
<nd King William c h to Lilly Point, once a
week.
Leave Dunkirk every Thurlclay at 4 a m
and arrive at Lilly Point hy 11 am. Leave
Liliy Point at 1 pm same day, and arrive at
Dunkirk by X p m.
62. From Richmond by Goochland c h Co
lumbia and Milton to Charlottesville, once a
week.
Leave Richmond eveiy Friday at noon, and
arrive at Cuarlottclville on Sunday by X a in.
Leave Cnarlottefville every Tuefday at 5 pm
and arrive at Richmond on Thurtday py noon.
6.3. Front Staunton by the W inn Springs,
Brown’s Sulphur Springs and LewUburg to
Bowyer’s, once a week.
Leave Staunton every Monday at 6 a ni and
arrive at Bowyer’s the next Thursday t.y lo
a m
Leave Bowycr’s every Thursday at 2 p m
and an ive at Staunton the next Sunday by 6
p in
64. From Bowyer’s by Kenhawa Falls,
Kenhawa c n Had,on's, Jordan’s and Ward s
to CattUtsbtirg, once » week.
Leave Bowyer’s eve y Thursday at 2 pm
arrive at Hudion'son Friday hy X p m ami ar
rive at Canietsburg on Sun ay hy 6 p m
Leave Cattletsburg every M »nday at 6 a m
and am re at Hud Ton’s on Thurl'day hy 10
a in
65 From Hudfon’s by Point-Pieafant to
Gailtpolis, once in two w^tks
Leave fludion’s every other Friday at 6 a m
and arrive at G.illipolis on Sunday by 6 pm.
Leave Galiipolisevery other Monday at 6 a m
and arrive at Hudion’son Tueiilay by 3 p m
66. From Fincastieby the Sweet Spri g» and
Union to Giles c h once a week.
Le ave Fincastle every Tueiilay tit 6 a m and
arrive at Giles c h on I’hurfd.iy by 10 am.
Leave Giles c h every I’buriday at 2 p m and
arrive at Fmr istle on Saturday by 6 p m
67. From Ev mshain by Jeff ilonviile ar.d
Franklin to Jonelville, once in two weeks.
Leave fivansham every other Wedne»d ty at
6 a m and arrive at Jonelville the next Situr
day by 4 pin. Leave Jonesvule ev^iy other
Saturday at 6 p m ami arrive at Kvanshmn the
next w inesd.iy by 6 p m
6X From Evansh' fci by Aurtinvilk, Orern
vi 1.-,Scull Camp, N. C. Mount Ai y and J;c.
thania to Salem N. C. once a week.
I.tav* Evans:.am every Saturday noon anc
\ ftrmc at liaicw tl.y next 1 urn I ay by 10 am
r. Leave Salem eVery 'f’uefday at 2 p m and
i arrive at Evansham the next Friday by 6 p m
» 69 From Richmond hy Powhatan c h Cmn
r berlaud c h and Flood s to Lynchburg, once
a week.
Leave Richmond every Friday at 10 a m
nnd arrive at Powhatan c h by 7 p m. Leave
Powhatan c h every Satuiday at 4 a m and ar
1 ive at L\ nchburg on Sunday by 6 p m
Leave Lynchburg <*veiy Monday at g a in
and arrive at Powhatan c It on Ti -.liav by
* p m. Leave Powhatan c h on Wedneiday
at 4 a in and arrive in Richmond l»y 2pm
70 From Liberty by Btovnstown, Kockv
mouut and Htn.y c h to Patrick c li once a
week.
Leave Liberty every Monday at 6 a m and
arrive at P .rt ick c h on YV ;dnel'iay by 10 a
m Leave Patrick c h ev^ry VVcdnefday at
2 p m and arrive at Liberty on Friday by 6
p in
71 From Richmond by Powhatan c h <’ar
tersviile, Nl*v Canton, Buckingham c h and
Bent Cierk to Li nchburg, once a week.
Leave Richmond every Monday at 10 a m
ami arrive at Lynchburg the next Wedneiday
by 5 p m. Leave Lynchnurg every Fliurfday
af 9 a m and arrive at Richmond the next Sa
turday by 2 p in
72 Fr <:n Lynchburg by New London, Li
berty, Beauford's and Houry town to Fincas
tle, twice a week.
Leave Fincartle every Sunday and Wednef
day at 3 a m and arrive at Lynchburg by 8
P In* Leave Lynchburg every Monday and
Fhurfday at 3 a m and arrive at Lynchburg
by 8 p m.
y3* r|om Powhatan c h by Farmvillc,
I rince Edward c h Charlotte c h and Mount
Laurel, to Iialilax c h once a weelc.
Leave Powhatan c h every Saturday at 4 a
m and arrive at Halifax c h on Sunday by 8 p
ni. Leave iiaihax c h every Monday at 4 a
m ami arrive at Powhatan c h on Tuefday by
8 pm.
74 From Halifax c h by P-ytonfburg and
Pittl’yivania c h to Henry c h once a week.
Leave Henry c h every Saturday at 6 u in JL
arriv at Halifax c h on Sunday by 6 p .n._
Lcavi H l.rax c h every Monday ar 6 * m and
arr ve -Henry c li on Tueidavuy 6 pm.
75 F. m Piince Edward c h by Kelfo's
St ore, to Hunter's once a week.
Leave Prince Edward c li every Sunday at 6
* m ana arrive at Hunter s by 6 p in. Leave
Hunter's every Monday at 6 a m and arrive at
Hi ince Edward c h by 6 p in.
76 From Lynchburg by Bethel, Pedlar Mills
an-’ VY incanton, to Lexington once a week.
Leave Lvnchburg every Monday at 7 a m
unu ,rtive at Lexington by 8pm L • ive Lex
.ngton every Tueiday at 8 a m and arrive at
L\luhburg b\ 8 p m.
77 From Lynchburg, by Campbell c h
VV ua's terry, Stone's Store, Pittlylvania -c h
ana D.mvUle, to CalYvcil c h N (' once a week..
Leave Lynchburg every Monday at 8 am
and anivc at Cdiwell c h on Wednelday by 6
r m. Le.tve Ca.wcllc h on Thurl'day at 6 a in
ana arrive at Lyncuburg on Saturday by p
ni.
78 From Richmond, by Chefterfield c h
Spnnghill, Coleivilie, Jenito Biidg-, Cartel’s
Store, Amelia c h Puiiioville ana Jnnieitown,
t«> Fai iiiv ule, once a. week.
Leave Farmviilc every Saturday at S a in
ar.d airive n Richmond on Monday by 10 a
ni. Leav. Richmond every Monday at 2 p in j
and arrive at Fannviile on Wednciday by 6
79 From Chailotte c h by Rough Creek
Chu/ch »n-. R-eu’s S ore, to Complied c h once
t we.k in two weeks.
L- ave Charlotte c h every other Monday at
6 i m and arrive at Campbell c h on Tueiday
a 10 a in. Leave Campbell c h every otner
5 tuuliyat 1 p ,n and arrive at Charlotte c h
the neotdeysb. 6p m.
80 F oiii Richmond, by Hanovertown and
Du..ki k,to J appulunnock, once a week.
Leave Richmond every WeJnmday at noon
and arrive at T .ppahann .k on Thurl'day by i
p ni. Leave l appainnnock e’very Sunday at
6 a ni ana arrive at Richmond on Monday by
noon.
81 from l appanannock, to Mount Airy,
or R.cmnonJ c h once a week.
Leave Mount Airy every Thurfday at 8 a
m and arrive at rappaiianuock by nuon.——
Leave iapp'aiannock every T'hunday at 1 p
ui and arrive at M unt Airy by 6 pm.
82 Fro n K.chn>» id, by F.are. s, Neiv K•.lit
c n vViliian i mrg, York*own and Hampton, io
Norroik thiee times a week
L ave Richmond every Tujfday Thurfday
and Saturday at 8 p ih and arrive at Norfolk
on riiuiiduy Saturday And Monday r>y 10 a
m. Leave N .r.olk every M mday We.inc.d ly
and Friday at 2 p rn and arrive at Richmond
the next days by 7 1 2 p m.
8? Fiom Richmond, b/ Granville and Mont
pelier, to Charier City c h once a week.
Leave Charles City every M nday a 6am
and arrive at Richmond by 2 p m. Le :v«
Richmond at 2 p ni and airive at Charles City
on Tiieiday by noon.
84 From Peteriburg, by Dinwlddiec h Not
toway c h Henderionvitle, Hungary town, Dou
ble Bridge, Plea,ant Grove, H .ley’s Wilne’s,
Bibb’s ferry and Scotfburg, to Halitax c h once
a week.
Leave Petersburg, every Friday at 8 a m j
and arrive at Halifax c h on Sunday by G p
m. Leave Halifax c h every Tuelday at 6 i >
m and arrive at Peteriburg on Tnuriday by j
4 p m.
85 From Pcterfburg, by Prince Geo-ge, !
Cabin Point, Surry c h 9mithficld, Evcritt's
Bridge. Suffolk anu Portlinouth, to Norfolk,
thiee times a week.
Leave Peteriburg every Tuetday I* h tin day
and Saturday at 4 a m and drive at SutFo.k.
by ,8 p m. Leave Suffolk every VVednefday
Friday and Sunday at 4 a it) and arrive at
Noitolk by 10 a in. Leave Norfolk every
Tuelday Thurfday and Saturday at 2 pm and
airive at Suffolk by 8 p rn. Leave hnlf .lk
on VVednefday Friday and Sunday at 4 a m
and arrive at Petersburg t,y 7 p ,n.
8G From Peteriburg, to City Point, once a i
Week.
L-ave Peteriburg every Monday at »0 a
m and airive at City Point by 1 p m. L ave
City Point at 2pm and arrive at Peicrfburr
by 5pm.
87 From Pcterfburg, by Suffex c h Jerufa
lein, Souih Q I.«y and Jones • Jerry, to Mur
fieelboro’ N C once a week.
Leave Peteriburg, every Friday at 2 p m j
and arrive at Murlreefboro’ on Sunday by 2 1
p in. Leave Muifreefboro’ every Wednelda* I
at 2 p m and ariivc at Peteriburg on Friday !
by 10 a m.
li Fiom Hicks’s ford, by Smith’s Store,
to Murlreefboro* once a week.
Leave Hicks’s ford every Saturday at 2 p
m and airivi. at M iifreefbiro’ on Sun Jay by
2 p in. L-.ave MunVeefoOro’ at 3 p m and
arrive a1 tiicks’s lord o» Monday by to a
nu
89 ['rom Ilarrilville, hy Field’s ft'ill,
Quarlcfville, M Fai land’s Lunenburg c h
Chriitunvdie, Marfballlvillc, Mvrkieninirg
chi ammeny and tice't bridge, to Ilarrilville,
once a W' ck.
Lc»V« Harr iff ill* every Tuefday at 6 am
& arrive at N^arfl.a!fvf!le on Thurfday by \] £
m. Leave MaHh* "’ovdie <*veiy Wedneiday at
I p 'ii and a; uve at Harriivilie on Saturday by
6 <* tn.
90 From £ercivall’s by VVellward Mil!,’
M.» .on’s, Beilitld, Hicks's ford, Putney $ and
Da ncey’s Store, to'Halitnx N C twice a week.
Leave Percival s cver\ TueJ'day and Saturn
day at 5 a in and arrive at tt cks's fora b) &
a m and at H.iluax by S p m. Leave Halifax
every WYdnc. .ay and Sunday at 5 a m and ar
rive at P rci vali’s >y ff pm.
Putney's an t D.iu.ey's to be omitted an
tki ’■■turn from Halifax:
91 From H cks'» ford, by CrolTK ys Beth
ichem aim Kru.alem, 10 Suffolk, once a week.
Leave H cks's ford every Tuefday a: 9 a in
and arrive a1: Suffolk on Wedneiday by 6 p ,n.
j Leave Suffolk every Thursday at 5 a m and
i arrive at H e.k’s ford on Friday by 6 p in.
62 Fiom H.ek's ford, to B1 tup's once in two
[ weeks.
Leave Hicks’s ford every other Tuefday at
9 am ami arrive at Biliup's by noon. L.ave
Bi'lnp'satl p in and annve at Hick's lota by
4 p m.
NOTES.
1 ThePoft mailer General may expedite the
mails and alter the times ior arrival and de
parture at any time duiing the continuance of
the contract, lie ^icvioully ltipulating an ade
quate co.upcnlation for any extra expence that
may be occasioned thereby
2 Fdtctn Minutes lhall be allowed for o
peni..g and doling the mail, at all offices where
no particular time is 1'pecitied.
3 For evtriy thirteen minutes delay (una
voidable accidents excepted) in amv ng after
the times preferibed in any contract, the con
tmetor (hall forfeit one dollar ; and il the ue
iay continue until the departure ol any depend
ing mail, whereby the mails dellincd ten luch
depending man loie a ti ip, a roi leitu.e of dou
ble the amount allowed for carrying tne mail
one trip lhall be incurred, unicls it lhall be made
to appear that the delay was occasioned .»y un
avoidable accident j in which cafe the amount
of pay lor the trip, will, in ail cafes, be forfeited
and retained.
4 Perfons making propolis are defrreff to
ftate their prices by the y ;»r. Tnole wb«
com trad will receive their ,>a\ quart., .y—ia
the months of February, May, Augult and
November, one month alter tne expiration of
each quarter.
5 INo other than a tree white perion lhall bfc
employed to convey the mail.
6 Where the propoier intends to convey the
mail in the body ot a ftage carriage, he is de
filed to hate it in his proposals.
7 The Poll inaftcr Gciiei al reierves to him
leif the right >t declaring any contract at ait
end whenever one failure happens, which &
mounts to the lois oi a trip.
8 Tiie «ontracls are to be in operation on
tiie 111 day of A ril next, and continue until
December 31, 1813
GIDEON GRANGER,
POST-MASTKK GENERAL'.
General Post_office.
rVaahing.'on City J\ov 8. 1810
FOR SA E, Fit EIGHT OR. "
CH RTER.
The Jhie fast mailing Shift,
JOHN Sc ADAM KNIGHT;
Burtli- n abom *130 hiuls* .y ug ermuda
Hundred, ready to receive a c trgo V nnl dis
posed of before the 10 h d y of December next.
Will be told, on that day, if fair, or the next fair
day, as slit now lies with all her up pa el jlc_
Inventory to he seen on board. The terms will
be made known before and on the day of sale, by
the su jscribers
JiMl.SC ANTHONY,
Kl. BY D RAN \ £• TAYLOR,
J 1MRS BREAM
November 27 td*
r HE .subscriber has received and will cont£
nue to receive isrge -sonment* of 11 size®
id T «yloe\ fine null .ole BiR IRON. k Mill
Spindles. Av!-*:t s, Crc winch lie will seli in
whole sale ui ret. 1, on moderate terms, *it his
N Glory on the basin, where all kinds ot cut and
hammered N «i!s. of superior quality may be had.
ALSO, Nad Rods old Hoop Iron, anil Smiths’
work done of every k id.
Likew s~, for sale, Loaf Sugar, Scotch Snuff,
Vpplo Brandy.
ARCH'D McCALL.
November 23. ftf
j > Y virtue of a decree of the County Court
of M ddl^scx, .•.herein Christopher Har
wood is plaintiff, and f bom is and Elliot Muse,
surviving partners of Hudson ivtusv and sons.de
tendants, pronoun ed in July las! ; We shall sell,
■t pu lie auction, for re .dy money, on the 7Ax
•y of ’Jt cemlnr neKt, at the Washington Ta.
v.-rn, the following SLAVES, vi. Molly and
tier three children, to satisfy certain sums of mo
ney in s.id decree m itioned.
IVm MANN. ) „
W-n NEALE, i Com”*'“‘»her*
November 27 3t
f • vlili 1 A v ERN.— Ten nr twelve memher2
* ,f ^,e Lrjjisiatur< mar be accommodated
«*»tu hoard on reasonable teim,.
P. MOSELEY.
Jtoveihber 27 2t
JOHN A FULTON, continues to locate Vrr
gm>H Mihtaiy Land Warrants, on the most
moderate terns From a long practice in »he dis
trict, arid It*, mg made a compl tt connection of
Hie whole ot h same, winch has not heretofore
been dom , and itkcwis..- procured copies of all
the entries, o(d <nd new ; he flow onceives him
self competent of making entries spec, al, and to
as g > >d advantage as any .(her locater, and will
P'> particular attention to those that may think
prop- r to favor him with their ousiness
Chill eothe, Ohio, -* iv-rmber 27, w4w
C'* FAIRCHILD. MK HCIt.lNT YAY LOR,
y t jk-s this me.find tirinf-i in ttye public, that
i.e na* goo comm-nced business in this city, at
the store occupied by Mr Win Craven, neat ly
opposite the street le .dmg to Col Mayo’s bridge,
wh re he intends carrying on his business, and
earnestly solicits Hsiiare of public patronage :_
Likewise would inform tbr public that he lias o
peu- >. v handsome and well chosen assortment of
GOODS, in iiis lino, won.o were selected with
the utmost care and attention : Amongst which
are—su|M i lin« clotlis ofeveiy colour, winch may
lie called for, likewise double and single muled
ket *• yn.ires ot various colours, second and third
quality cloths all colours, :,L<> II mtiels ill col nirs
-in short cveiy article usually called for in a
Merchant Taylor’s Kuire ; ah of winch will lie
sold on reasonable u i ms for q«gh only, as it ig
impossible for him to do business in any other
way
N B The subscriber intends keeping on hand
Coats, bii. iftit » Great Coat*. Pam,.I.,on* ,.,d
mstr.na1 s ol --II mourn, quao rrs ami sizes, in
order ths: gentlemen who art .« nt m , be
fniiiii ed at once Wt rout bring obliged to * ,it
.1 -T 4d .y* and often lo,.g*i~likcwi«t: as.ures me
public that the g.im-us tiny fiiay portliest of
him ready rr.ade, iimI. b< mad, m tne nett, -,t
maim*r, as Ih.ieii as though measure was taken 8c
m«<le for particular persons
N. !’■ Wanted to hire a Negro Boy, 15 or 16
years old, one from the country would oe prefer*
ed
November 27 wlf
p r ; n . i is (,,
lor KU8V r RscniP nos, nsa i i.y r.xacv
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