The enquirer — Richmond, Va., 1810-07-17 00:00:00, page 4

IHItiD CK.XSUS.
CCIRCULARJ
DKFAHTMKNT Or ITAT1.
Washington City, May 17, 1810
Sip»
I enclose •• An act providing for the third
census or enumeration of the inhabitants of thr
United States,” also, •• An act to alter and »•
mend an act entitled An act providing for the
third census or enumeration of the inhabitants
of the United State*,” passed the twenty sixth
day of March, 1810 and.” An act further
to alter and amend “ An act providing
for the third census or enumeration of the inhk
bituC s of the United States.” The two last acts
•re amendatory ot the first, and r quire no par
ticular explanation, being Miili iciil.'y declaratory
of their specific intentions t. be easily under
Blood 1 sh.dl therefore in**rely remark in rela
tion to them-, that the first amend itory act dicta'es
the closing of the < numeration by your assistants
within the space »ffne months: and teat the
irist prescribes the foi ms ol the oaths or affirma
tions, which, you will perceive, are varied from
the form- laid d iwn in the principal act The
term of five mouths being barely sufficient to
complete the census with accura< y, 1 must press
upon you the necessity and importance of mak
ing your arrangements with all possible expedi
(.ion, so that the enumeration may actually com
ini nee throughout all the divisions of your dis
trict, or territory, on ttie very day directed by
the law, which, you will observe, is the first
Jnniday uf Aiicustnext.
B.v ,he first act it is enjoined that the census
should he taken under the direction of the Sec
vetary of state, and according to such instructions
as he shall gi .e pursuant to the act. The lead
ing objects of this provision are, doubtless, to
insure a perfect uniformity in the returns, and
Jnore certainly to effect the intentions of the law
vrithin the period of time designated for that pur
pose
1'fi prevent mistakes in the f irms of the oaths
and affirmations prescribed, and to afford you
facility in possessing evidence that the oaths or
afHimation* have been taken by your assistants,
1 have cans, d them to be printed, aud herewith
1 transmit the number ot copies which 1 have
supposed you may want It will be proper for
your assistants to subscribe as well as to take the
vuths or affirmations, and to transmit the s line to
you as soon as taken, or at least with their re
turns l also enclose duplicates of the o «th or
affirmation which you are yourself to take and
subscribe, one of which you will send to tins of
fice with your returns.
The schedule prescribed and delineated in the
act, exhibits all the distinctions of persons, as to
their colors, si xes and ages, which are to be oh
Served in making the returns. The first section
indeed sterns to import, that lh« sexes and a
jfes of the free persons of color siiouid he disttn
guished in the same rn inner as those of free white
persons ; hut this was not intended ; and the
schedule prescribed by the act. groups all the free
persons, other than white, in a single column.
The form of ihe schedule applies to the whole
of a division, hut it is the design of the act to oh
tain exact accounts of the numbers of the inhab
itants in every small as well a* in every large di
.▼•sion of the territory of tne United States_.
Y'nir assistants, therefore, are distinctly to enu
merate the persons (naming the heads of farm
lies) in each separate portion of their respective
divisions, agreeably to the annexed form mark
ed(A . ) The smaller portions of a division will
be differently designated in different states In
aome states, the subdivisions consist only of towns
»n<l counties : or cities, towns and counties ;
and in these, the towns comprehend not in rely
compact settlements but tracts of several miles
aqu »re ; the same that in other slates are called
townships hi some slates the counties are divi
ded into hundreds In others there are districts
•wlncP comprehend several counties; and in one
(South Carolina) u district contains several pa
risheR or several counties and parishes Hence
the direction in the act, to each marshal »nd to
secretary of a territory, to assign to each
assistant a certain division of his district or ter
ritory, xvhich division shall not consist of more
than otic county or city, bn* may consist of one
or more towns, townships, wards, hundred or pa
rishes
In making the enumeration, the 5th section of
the act is to he particularly noticed Between
the 1st monday of August next & the day of actu
ally numbering a family, some of its mem ers may
change their residence ; nevertheless such m in
bers are to be numbered with the family in winch
they resided on the said first Monday of August
And in every family it will be necessary to put
tlie following questions :
ard croverseer, or other principal person there
in ?
2d. How many free white males are in the fa
mily, under ten vears of age ?
5-1 How many of ten, and under sixteen
4*.h How many of sixteen, and under twenty
six yea' s ?
5,i» How many of twenty six, and under forty
five years ?
6tn. How many of forty five years, and up
wards ?
[The three last questions will of course, in
clude heads of famili. » ]
The same six questions are tb he asked
concerning free while female* of those respec
tive ages.
7lh Then how many other free persons are
there in the family, except Indians not taxed —
8th H<>w many slaves ?
9th Had any other person or persons their ii
eu»l abode In the family, on the first Monday of
August, 1810 ? If any, of what d script!on —
That is, were they male or female > Of what a
g. s? Of what col >rs ? Were they free or slaves >
Each person comprehended in these questions,
is to ue numbered wim such family, in the cn
lunin to which he or she properly belongs On
the other hand, any person who, at the time of
the actual enumeration, has his usual abode in a
family, hut who on the said first Monday of Au
gust, 1810, was a member of, or had his usual
abode in any family of the United Slates, as he 1
■will be numbered with the latter, lie is to be o- |
milted in the former.
Each and every free person more than sixteen
5reir* old, belonging to any family, is obliged by
the sixth section of the act, to answer these ques
tons, or otherwise to give a true account, if re
quired, to the best r-f his or her knowledge of all
Jk every person belonging to such f.«m ly, accord
ing totiie several descriptions aforesaid, under the
penalty of twenty dollais. The fiflh section also
directs that persons having no settled place of
residence, sh ill have tlierr fumes inserted in the
schedule in the columns allotted for the heads of
families, in that division in which he or she shall
be on the first Monday of August next. And e
veiy person occasionally absent is to he consider
ed, at the time of the enumeration, as belonging
to that place in which he ->r she usual y resides
in ihe Umted htatos
Tiie enumeration in a division being complc
ten, me assistant i« 10 mi ne vi t-cl copies, sign
•d by himself, of the sc lied n<; containing the
tiombsf of inhabitants within his division, and
cause the «j.nre to ho *ct uu in two ot Hie mult
tmhlic j»l »f.es fr'rthin the same ; there to remain
for the inspection of ail cone* rn» d. These
copies will dn'iogitisb (agreeably to th • di,ec
tio'i ia the first lection ol the act) in enc,h coun
t), hundred, parish, township, town or c t\ ofbis
division, the several fanrii'ef, by ttift names oi thei
master, mistress, steward, overseer or other join
e-.pal perron therein The desimiol ihe cojne# thus
to be sc t up, *o;v ars to i» , that if of the . inliaid
lams iH°.e > rer.oi , in the •num.-ration, tliey
Ih:ly be liiatiu known to the assistant, out} Uis na>
minjj of the heads of families will render the
detection oferrora practicable.
In due tun*-, al.'ji selling no those copies and
Sefote the first Monday <it J .titury, 1811, each
assistant is to make to you an accurate return, in
t'*e form, above preacrilvd. of all persona, except
Indians, not tax- d, within his division under the
penalty of two i-undred dollars, on failing so to
do. ,
Having received the return frbm vour assis
(ants, you will therefrom compile an b->tract re.
iurn in' the form marked ( B) and then file the
returns of your assistants with the clerk ’.if toe
(district or superior court,) w ho is inquired by
the act to receive and carefully preserve the
same And on or before the fi St day of March,
1811. you are by the set required to transmit to
tiie Secretary ol St »te, the aggregate amount of
each descriptioH of persons whliiii your district,
tor territory ) Bin by “ aggregate amount,” I
do not undei stand tli« mere total of your whole
(district or territory) hut the” aggregate a
mount” in earli subdivision of it, from which a
general” aggregate amount” should als-> bests
t*d. U questionably it was the intention of
Congress, in requiring the numbers of inhabi
tannts, under all t:.e prescribed li.-ads of enume
ration, in each town, township, city, parish, hun
dred and county , to be distinctly and separately
taken, that the population of every aucii s mall
[lortion or subdivision of territory should not on
y be ascertained, but returned to the Depart m< nt
of State to be printed and published, S9 well for
general information as for the use of the Con
press »nn me executive, to whom such know!
edjre ol local population will be necessary to en
able them, in the administration of the uft’ur*
of the general government, to provide with equal
justice, for the interests of ever) portion of the
U.iiou Such particular returns will also be ve
ry useful in the administration of the several
stall governments. T >u will tlierefore make to
the Secretary of State your leturns according to
the civil division of your tdistrict or territoiy)
whether they be tows, townships, cities, pa
rishes, hu.ulrds or counties, and also b> dis
•ricts comprehending counties and parishes; and
to subjoin, a rec *p tulation, which shall exhibit,
in a sin ill compass, the aggregate amount of
each description of persons in your whole dis
trict
Y>u possess the right to select your assistants
—a id on this point 1 think it only necessary to
*uhBtsl hi you, that the employment of persons
in that service who are diligent & faithful, &. are
withal accurately acquainted with th** divisions
assigned to them, will be the most eligible mode
of'earning the provisions of the law into com
plete elf ct
With the forms of returns, I send you a speci
nu n of the manner in which I think they may
most coi.venientlv be filled up by each of your
assistants By taking a quire of common paper,
or as many sheets as his enumeration will re
quire, and stitching them through at the usual
told, as a book, and piefixing the form of Ins
return, to project beyond the edges of the book,
he Will always have under his eye the neo ssary
guide to the pmjier columns in which entries are
to be made, without beii g obliged to repeat the
heading at the top of each sheet. Still further
to facilitate his labors, anil to prevent mistakes, I
nave caused to be primed under the headmg of
each column, conspicuous figures, denote-g the
different classes, as to their ages, of the per
sons to be number-d, which at a glance ot die
eye will point to the column in which each entry
is to be made.
Toinking it necessary that each of your assis
Uius should have copies of the laws and of
these instructions, the competent numbers for
their use are sent herewith, as noted below
Be pleased, by the earliest conveyance, to ac
knowledge the receipt of this latter and of the
papers mentioned as accompanying it.
1 have the honor to he,
Very respectfully, sir,
Your obedient servant,
(Signed,/
K. SMITH.
Lift of paptrs enclosed.
Copies of this leilcv mat-uclions.
Copies of the act cf Congress for the third
census.
Copies of the assistant’s oath.
Copies of the Mais!i.«l r Secretary’s oath.
Copies of me assistant's returns
Copies of the M ostial or Secret iry’s return.
'Jo the Marshal or Secretary oj - —■
BY virtue of a deed of trust duly executed
and recorded, will be sold at Buckingham
Com t House on the second monday in August
next (being court day) twenty or thirty valuable
SLAVES, among whom are several tradesmen ;
sucli as roughCarpenters,Shot-makers, Weavers
&c Terms of sale, one half cash, the other mo -
ety payable the first day of January ftllowmg—.
Bond with approved security will be required
for ill* last payment At the same time and place
will be ofi'-red 400 acres of LAND lying about
seven or eight miles above the said Court House ;
terms the same as fc >:><* Sl*ve>
BY THE TRUSTEE.
May 8._wl3wjf
NOTICE —By virtue of a trust deed x cu
ted to tlie subsci ib‘ rs, by Reuben Wiighl,
to secure the paymi-ut ol a debt due to Allen Je
ter: Will be toH, to the highest bidder, forca-h,
on the premises, in Amelia county, on the 28m
day of July next, one hundred acres of LAND,
more or less, lying in the county nf Amelia, and
bounded bv the lands of All. n Jet* r and others
DAHNEY MILL KR,
LODoLt'Ill fLTEh C Tiustees.
Wm. LOWELL, 3
July 10._ T3 J
BY virtue of a deed of trust executed to me
by Hartshorn Kinsey, to secuie the pay
ment of one hundred and six dollars, due to J -s
, se Brunet, with interest from the third day o: Dj
j cember, 1808, will be sold for cash, at public sale,
at the court house of Mason county, and slate, ol
j Vngiuia, on the last Saturday in July next, four
hundred and seventy five acres 01 L.tND. lying
and being in said county of Mason, adjoining the
lands of Joseph Mf H-'tde and others
THOMAS HOG, Trustee
June 1._ wlOw
± nit i.\UN, A constant supply 01 assorted
1 i Bar Iron from the Brunswick anil mount
Joy Forges—preferred at the Virginia M •nufac*
ry of Arms to any in the Uuued Males ; for
sale by,
ROBERT GAMBLE
Richmond, jump 22. wloi1|
17*0H SALE, THE HOUSE AND LOTS
in the City of Richmond, at present in me
occupation of Mr John St John
The improvements con-isi of a good dwelling
House, Office, kitchen and stable. On the square
opposite lo the House, are two half crc lots,
which will he sold separately or with the hous<
The terms mny he known on application to Mr
St. Joint nn the premises, or to the subscriber in
Lynchburg.
W RADFORD.
June 1
PUBLIC PROPERTY —All tlie property be
longing to ihe Commonweal'll of Virginia,
m the county of l uvunin, very recently adverti
se.’ in the Enquirer an 1 tilt Virginia Argus . Wit'
l)C exposed to public sale, oh i liursday, the 23d
of August nexi, at Die old Arsenal on the JJir
rack Hill, in said county. The terras of the s.de
will be 12 months credit, the purchasers giving
bond with security, to be approved of by the Ex
ecutivc. The sale will commence at 12 o’clock
nor will it be postponed ©u account of i be wea
n r, unless it is very inclement. Fds further in
formation, apply to
yonN WILLS.
Chatham, Fluvanna, june 2J. 8w
J~ UST RECEIVED and FOP SALE» bj the
Sub-embers —
’30 Hilda prime Antif'iii Rum
20 Q_.cask Nl ibpu \Vme
2u libls prim (lit •:» Coffef.
jtLSO, IN STORE:
50 Tierc- s U;>uih1 VVlii ky
30 .Bbls old double distilled I)o.
Together with their uiuil supply of Hard ware,
t*. c.
B in SON & PARK HILL.
julv 6 4 w
For sale—'The PLANTATION wher-on
the subscriber results, iy ng in iiie county nl
Henrico, (boot ten miles front Richmond, con
taining 580 acres. Upon it, there is u good Dwcl
ling House, with s x rooms in it, with e\ery ne
cessary out house ; a!I in good repair except the
barn; an orchard of the finest apple trees, in this
pan of the country ; an excellent well of water,
in the yard ; and a very good seat for a saw mill,
where a mill might be erected at less expence
than on any olher-situ ttinn I -m acquainted with.
The soil is admirably adapted to the culture of
wheat, and produces corn tolerably well Gen
tlemen who wish a handsome retreat fi\>m the
dust and heal of Richmond during the summer,
wdl not often meet wiili such an opportunity of
suiting themselves.
If not previously disposed of at private sale, it
will he set no, to tin* higuest bidder, in the E gle
Tavern porch, on the first iMotulay in August —
One hall of the money payable on the li »i Jan
1811, (when poss* ssion will be given ;) tne other
h *lf in 12 months thereafter Uoml with secu~
rity, (the pun Inal payment thereof, to b secu
red by deed of trust,) will be demanded-I he
purchas. r will have liberty to sow small grain at
liie usual time this fall
Tins sale is made pursuant to the will of Major
Mos‘\ ntr. ' ord in H nriro ■ ffi < by
WILLIAM B CHA MBERLATHE,
Alva, nutrator with the will annex fit
JUn'' 22 wtds
BY virlUtf ol uic 1 «.s; w»» and t«htam~nt t#f
Robert Means, dc< eased ; will be s. Id at
Public Auction, on Wednesday tin 1st day of Au
gustnext, if for, Ifo .l, «he nextf.tr da}— Part
ot a tt iked LO 1 OF GROUN LI. lying between
the D welling House of Augustine Davis undtlit
Basin—and a H> >UsE AN U 1,0 l , on the Bu
sin adj in hr Mr Join* Purse.— Twelve months
credit will be allowed Tne purchasers to give
bond with approved security, together with a
deed oft rust upon the property, to ensure punc
tual payment of the purchase money.
1> ' VEL CALL,
Executor of the last viiU mtid testament of Ro
Oi.it Means deceased.
job 6. tda
IT'OK SALE. . HOUSE & LOT on Ferry
Street, near C • ...s’s Fitiy the lot is 40
feet in trout, and 133 feel deep, li.ving sulfid.'iii
room on the bark of it for a lumber h<-use with
convenient access t » it ’Tis a pleasant utid d»
sirable situation for a private f;.nn!y. and rents as
Well as any house in the city : a fu. loer dcscripti
on t>f it is thought unnecessary, as it i>. presumed
that no person will purchase without first viewing
the premises For terms apply to J ones Sea
hr > k. i), xt iloot above the Post Otlice.
July 10. tf
1MVENTY DOLLARS REWARD Elop
ed from Mr J ines Simto, «o- tti toe mid
dle of M Lst, a slave, named SAM, who had
been employed for several years past in lhatgcii
tleman’s Bake-House
SA is about t wenty four or five years of age,
low of stature, and not very bulky; ol youthful
appearance, a d.itk .'omplrxion, « countenance
with an incessant snide, a()proachitig to a grin,
and thereby discovers a fine set of teeth, winch
he is not a little tond of shewing He is siow of
speech, and when »p k- o to ......d«o.ty <,» tl,,, k
ly, stammers and oesiiates exceedingly —iiis
clot In s not recollected.
Some time m August last, a note was give
him by the Su iscriori. (who then wish- d ir
pose of him,) to look .tu forapuichas —]
merely pu; ported tli terms “ to any pers ... <
aiding in Richmond, or it’s neighbour hood
An • as he has tht note still to possession, h
w ill probably, under preten- e of seeding .. mas
ter endeavor thereby lo . fleet Ills escape out o
the State
All musters of vessels and others are, there
fore, forbid, at their peril, harboring or carrym
him «.fl'
Hie. above reward w.ll he given, and all rea
sonable charges allowed, if Dr >ugm back in safe
ty to
JOHN KING
Richmond, July 10.
tf
ONFORVIABLY to a deed of trust to us
A executed, bearing date the 31si January
1805 for certain purposes therein expressed,
will be sold to toe highest bidder, lor c.«sli
on the 30di instant at John King’s neai William
Henderson 3 Store in Kiciimond County, V.igiiuu,
the following property (to w:l,j Siept.cn, Saran,
Esther, Lucy, fcc Solomon, or so many thereof as
will satisfy tlie amount ape- ified in said deed of
trust.
THOMAS PLUMMER, >
RICH VKD STREET, $ trustees
July 6 18 >0 tus
Removal -tho -ias diduep, grate
lul for the liberal support he ..a experien
ced in his trade, respectfully informs lus custo
mors and the Public generally, that lie has re
moved Ins Tailor’s Shop to the main street ad
joining Robirt Hell’s, saddler, and opposite Dr
Duvall’s apothecary shop, where He will thank
folly receive any business in hi* line, and hopes
by attention and ndeavors to please, to merit a
continuance of fav ir
Richmond, May 8 ep3m
rpHE SUBSCRIBER, has FOR SALE—A
.X. Ins Gl ss and China Store, Hist floor above
! the Eagle-Tavern : A supply »i fresh Teas, viz.
Imperial, Hyson, Guu Powder, Young Hyson &
Souchong Teas,
Ohl Pea- h nd Cognise BraiiJics,
L<m.lon Particular, Madeira, ury Sherry, Claret
ami Port Wines,
10 Hlid*. New Orleans Sugar,
Best refined Philadelphia and N. York Loaf do
H -vanns Sugar for preserving,
10 Hampers b* st Florence Oil,
20 Crates Liverpool Waie, .
10 Boxes Gi-ss, consisting of quart and pint
D canters, Tumblers, Wine Glasses, & Cru
ets,
M Casks first quality Whiskey,
50 Do Apple brandy,
l0 Do L-o-etd O I,
■^0 Setts Table and Tea, Liverpool and Canton
China,
Preserve and Po-kl'ng Pots of every desertion,
8 by 10—10 y 12 «nd 12 by 14 sup. run qu ilny
WohIow Glass by the box,
Richmond and Brand) Wine F & FF Gun Pow
der by Hie k< g,
8,000 lbs Salt Pctrcd Bacon, consisting of Hams
and Middlings,
20 Boxes Spanish Cigars
EDWARD HALL A M.
june 1.
tf
EF T in Ik poMCnni'in of #■•.»<? p r.t *n ,.i <>.
1_ about Hichnvn^, by I'hom&s D< rnk«, capu
of ti»»* S honner P"»«'Hie from Picl k'i-Ipfn.i,
bo* MhRCH.iS DIZR, ai!<lji*sr:! 10 Chtrlt .
BryJicp tif'if vltviii 1. >v<* <■* Cutler, Peter**
liurjf. Tlte jjentJi'man in wiiose > are lli< tin
>ox is left, «* requested t« tpve informa'i'in t<>
iVlr Robert G. -th-m of MancIteMfr, who u au
thorised to receive the same, and who wilt p..y
fre'R-nt nd gtorage.
July 9.
l.ti i
Y Virtue of a deed of trust, bearing date the
I J dth day of pril, 1002. - x» uleti uy N
tlianifl Hurru to mo, lor the purpose ot secun g
a 'nm of money therein mentioned, to the tat
linn of Buhannan Dunlop, and Co. 1 will pro
'■rid on Monday the l3lu day of Vugust ni-x», a
10 o'clock, on the pitmikn, to Sell at Pnblii
Vuciion, on a credit ol on>, two and time year.-,
(equal instalments) a 1 KACT OF LAN D, or.
FallS Creek, in the county ol Pittsylvania con
taining by estimation 3070 acres, more or less,
being the same which tin said H .ms inherited
from hi» deceased father, and on which tli re ar»
a good Dwelling House, Store H «use, Distille
ry, and many other improvements.
Bonds with approved security, to hear interest
Pi.m the date, will be req ured, hut the interest
will he reunited if tlic principal is pum tually
paid.
JOHN DUNLOP
—Petersburg, July 6. 1810 if
i GEN I'LL v| \N, who lias taught the Greek,
d. V Batin and Krjlirn Lingit ittes, lor several
years past, w sn » t.. ploy mem for the ensuing
year His name and place ot residence in .y be
known ..y applying to the JEdiioi of the E- q lirer,
wit-, whom lie lias deposited ttu must Smistai toiy
(estimoni ds of Ills qiiulificatious and success as a
Teacher.
June 29.
wtf
jl/\«K-NUltS LOvr!!!. __
■ 1 Ilf follow
a. 9 '"if NOTES wt-rti t.i winded p*r hi d, to
I'lulad. ipuia, ny dessrs. M Chue mid Elder of
Ci uk-ville, Tennessee, m;
A & 100 Mo 8 >4 Bank of Virginia, Pcteriburg
Oflir.i . 6 July. 18U5
C 100 800, Do L)< Do
7 May, 18o5
The first halves of ihe above Notes, were rent
enclosed in a letter io Samuel Cars\v< II, under
dale of the 11. h De.fmkr, 18u9, and duly re
ce ved. The second halves wet ^ent on tin- 18 i
Dec 1809, hut were not receive d.
A S lOuNo 18"2 Bank ofVirg 14 March 18 '9
B 100 198, do 2d October, lou9
Tilt* first halves of llie above notes were sent 10
Hubert Smith Cr Co in a letter dated tile Utli
December, 1809, and were duly received_1 In
second halves, »cnt on the. 18* H Dec. 1809, but
not received
1 S 10 No 4!39, U S Bank Ch»ilest<>n office,
30" h Jii i , 1807
A 20 4522, Virginia Bank --
9 n y. <8.>9
A 20 2427 do.
do.
J1 April, 1805
Sent the above to S onuel and S. Jackson, 5tli
January. 1809—Not cut. nor received by them
B £ '0 No 795. Bmk of Virginia, Ala) 10 1809
sent J .mi Moriel, 8 Jan 1810—not cut nor re
B S 100 No 1703, Bank of Virginia, V arch It
1809
- 50 812, do. Mn 14 i8u9
Sent to Jacob Hassinger, 8 Jan 1810 None
reived
Fitly Dollars reward will Ik- p ud tn ;.ny persnr
win. will deliver the auove £ANA-NOTES t.oi
in the same proportion lor «u. par tuemj u
Messrs. Robert Smith CrCo of Pndad.lpnia, or U
the subscriber in Kiciunoub.
M. IV HANCOCK
l"*y3 5 a
37“ (’ AVALKY ORDERS !
J^HE RJCJLMOND J ,a,L>£ . muai«r n
■" their usu Igruuic , Fl i.nei Cnais with
"in halters or valici-s, on VV dnesday evening n.
18 •> instant, at 5 • « k.
KOlil. GAMBLE, Ca/ti.
Ju,y !0- lum
; HE Subscriber intending mu ft
1 tr* rf* tms-tstate t\*r e,ul.
that F anes R St^uT. TZTSLE*?„
transact his business In his „iir,.ii * HCl
THOMAS Gli.ui.vi
June 8
2m
JJilN TAYLOE’s fine MALLEABLE MA
IRON—The SUbscntK-i txpccis a ooat ioa
(i t eveiy day, and means io n .vc a coinmuanc
of constant supply- nd tuerelore invites tli
Smiths in this place and Pi.eisburg, nail m tfi
country, to make trial of it* quality, that the niei
chants m y know wneiethc .est is mb ii.ul
Archibald Molall.
N .ilory on tiie B .sin,
June 29. tf
T\V O *.r three Yourt# Ladiet (from the cot
try,) whose parents wis 'n in In nettled
any seminary of 1 -arni-ig m Richmond, may
accommodated with BOARD, hi a fespectai
family F >r particulars, apply to the Editor
the Enquirer
Jim 8 tf
Lin. nULiJ, ai 11 mover cornl house
on the fou. Ui \V» dmsday in this mum:-,*
J o. .ngcouit day— T it- 65 acre s if LAND cun
I veyed »j deed of u-uai from Ki.liad r. Ai m
j strong and wife lo us, for Hie purpose of sc*cu
»'i' g “ debt due to Poke Street Tlie trim deed
b ..!•« dale the 3d of vtay, 1808 and is ol rccoid
in Hie court of tins coun >,.
ANTh'JNY SThEjiT,
C P GOGDaLL
Hanover, july 6 td,
AUVER llSEMEN T— On ii,i; day ol
Jmy next, d fair, if not, tnc nc lair day at
t.'c mansion house of the late Sani-j i Montagues
ilec’d. iu die lower end of Essex County; '.Vdl
lie sold, to the Highest bidder, oil me PERSON
AE Ee 1 A 1 E of the suid dp^tMem, consisting
of Horn s, Cattle, Sheep, Hogs, Horsts, House
Hotel and Kitchen lunmurj, and Plantation U
tentils: six months ereun tvili be allowed the pur
. nasers, fur all sums exceeding l eu Hollars on
their giving bond with approved security, to car
iv interest from the date, if not punctually paid.
At tilt- same time, will lie sold for ready money,
thirty or forty likely NEGRO SLAVES, con
listing of moil, Women, boys and go Is. Any Iver
son, having money due him by replevy bonds,
Execution Bund, or forth coming bond, will be
allow-jd to pu chase in discount tbereof
JOSEPH JANEY", Adinmurntor
J"!} 6 _ids
ON t tie first v'onday in August next, it being
Albemarle court day, if fair, if not, the
•i. x t .ir day—Will he to/d, in the town of Char
lo’t' sville, the TAVEhN and aupurleuances at
present occupied by C pi. Triplett T. Estes m
* nil town—Also, between 6 and 7 ccies of L mil
mlj lining said town, on the following terms, to
Wn :
One fourth of the purc hase mor.t-y u, hr paid on
Ifii first of Junu ry next j one fourth on tin- J,t
of January, 1812; one fourth on the 1st Jti'y,
1813, and the remaining fourth on 1st of j .ninny,'
1815. llond, with approved sec urity, slid a deed
ol ti us', on the propei ty. will be required of the
(hi;Chaser The above mentioned property is so
genet ally known, that a minute description of it
thought unnecessary ; suffi e it to gay, tbit
the Tavern is la. gr and commodious ai.cl in good
n-p.ni, and nc»l interior as a stand to any in tin.
Upper Country J'lissug^ion will be given on the
Is.d.y »t O- luber. Undoubted bi nds due- one
fear bt-foie tin- two I i»t instalments would b« r<
tivc.il ; provided that no such bond is for less
.na*i lod dollars.
jutijy cn. .> ei Kf'j'd jj
11 any person .“h -uul in. ib inn a t . , n -nav
ilie above property In pnv.te .outran, ppiicati
on rruy be muile u» the suns ifiber in |>ei»ott or ««*
true at hi» residence- at S otcli Town, Hanovei
Ii a sule should not he m ile, t! e above P •
r *'• v will >c tor rent oi as u.ay he e
0*1. y. m s
fol) 10. U»tA
TEWIS ADAMS has for i*T* at his L.-m
A and Af’sc liuitrou. IS^cl btc>e aud C<> to- .
iaitnj Li hr iir f ;. »••>;•! n i. » i- -
Putent arid l an.ily yl rdfttntS
l*rf|tiieil i>\ jV/ii'Ant Lie i .mi t « Unit,tnot e ~
For the preservation of ntnitli and . mi of «!■.«• a
sea. the t lluw iii; relobrilul Nltdicines arc
ronfi.teiv Ij lecommeniu-d, v z :
Lee’s Anti BMious Luts Foi the prevention and
cure of tfcMhu* and Rri hgin-iii Fe»er»
1 he operation ot these pill* is ptifertly mild—
so -.s to be used with sa «ty by persons in every
vtustion and ot every age
T iey are excel le tly adapted »o carry oflsu
p> ifiiinus bite, and pn vent its morbid stqrclio s,
to restore and uinend tiie app« tite, prutluce a
free perspiration, and ther< t»y pretent < olds, %
which ire often of fatal conscqtn nces—a dose lie
ver fails to remove a cold, it taken «n its first ap"
pear.ture riiey are cel* hrsted for returning ha”
bnual costivenes—sickness at tile stnmac . and'
severe head ache— and ought to be taken by all
persons on a change of clim rte.
Tn* y have been found mm rkably ffR aeioq*
m presenting and cutting disorders i.u, in
l ing voyages, md should be pro< ured and caie
lully presi ri cd fir use bv ev' r\ n< I man
Lees ff^orm lirsroying L.ozingts
Tins m’ihcnic, which >s as innocent and
mild us it is certain and c ffi acorns n nsop. u.
foil, cannot injure the smallest infant, should no
worms cx .st ni the body- hut will without p >n
or griping ci> ansc tlie stomach and howi Is of
wiiatevi r is foul or i HI naive, and thereby pre
lent the production ol worms, and tnuny fatal
disorders.
I.eet LI x:r A sovereign rcm< rfy for colds,
obstinate coughs, Catu.rhs, asthmas, sore thi-nalB,
mo approaching consumptions
1 o parent* who may have children t.flli: trd
with ilie whooping cough, this di-covery is of
tio first magnitude, is it H'.uls mnicdi. tr re
hel, chei ks th-.- progress, and in short time re
moces the most cruel disorder to which children
are liable—Tlie Elixir is so perfectly sgieeuhle,
•tod the dose sosttidi that no diffi ul y arises us
taking it
Lees Grand Restorative, Proved by long and
extensive exp* vi -nee W be absolutely M iparallcl
ed in the cure ef Nervous disorders, Cnnsump
lions, lowness f spoils. loss of appetite, impu
rily ol blood, hysterical affections, inward weak
nesses, violent cramps in the stomach and bat k,
indigestion, melancholy, gout in the stomach, in
voluntary < tn.ssions, pains in the limns,, r» luxa
tions, obstinate gh-et- fluor albas (or whites) ,m
po- nry, b.rirnnes, & &c
Iif tiLb.e ague anUJevrr drops,—For the cure
0 \goe- Heir *i*-i*• od II lieu- lit F 'ers _
Lee's Genuine Essence and Extract of Mustatd,
A safe and cfT-cm >1 r< medy foi .• u »• „nd
chronic Rheumatism, gout, palsy, lumbago,
numbness, white swellings, cfdhuir.s, sprains,
bnnses. pains in the f.■• n k &,c.
Let's .Sovereign Ointment for the Itch, A pre
I pai ito.n whit.ii lor p «-»>■., in s.-.e-ast n ty and*
expedition, gives place to no appticituin -vii.oe
v» r—irec fr >m m rcury, or any pi rnirious mg.-e.
. thent. and «n it led with that tioulil - one eni
, tormentii g sin-w whic.ti g-uetally nr, (,nt.j oies
tuber medicines, pnp.rt il tor me same i npose.
Tins vi g t-ihle rem d\ is s ■ m l t >»•; , Hi .,<» us
tiiut it m .y be used a ith tlie it m si s d .y ui the
moti d< licaie pregnant lady, or on a child not a
, we> k o(d
| L- e s G'nuine Rye Water, A sovereign r«-m dy
' fi>- ot ns si sex o’t lie lives, wneincr the ef
f. i o' tuni!M| we k - i ot cctdent.
Lees Genuine Pe/sian Lotion hoc h-hrated a
ni ng tiii- t.isnioiribte ibi-i iignotit Europe .-*» ,ia
. invaluable cosmetic, perfectly ■ i*u ocent and s te,
free Irom corrosive and r-peilvnt minerals, (me
j basis of other Iniinn*) and oi unparuielled i Hi- <-y
I in preventing and n mot ii g |>., ,n t|„
j ami skm ol etny kind, p.rt ul ly trcckles, pun
i |>li«, pits, after sin.dt pox, infl matory rediu as,
-cutis, teip-rs, ringworms, sun bums, prickly
itt-al, premature wrinkles. &c Toe Pensi ill L.0
tion operates mildly without impeding th»t nat
ural |K.r?piiation which is essential to healtu—
denog th. skin tlehcaiely soft and clear, iinpmv
1 g the complex.on and restoring the blooiu of
youth.
I) nnask I.-.p Salve.
Tooth Ache Dr,,p$ l’bc ■ oty r. ,.n-dy vet disco
vereil winch g \» s immediate and lasting rein f0
n f t- n>ost - » ver»- instam es.
A nod ns Klixtr, for the cure of every kmd of
H ad Ache
Res orative Tooth Poxo.ler for the Teeth and
Gums •
# he Indian Vegetable Specific, tor the curr oF
Vi n-re.d cooi plaints.
The proprietors think it necessary to remind
he public that those Medicines li ive been t r se
'<.Ta! years prepared hy the bt< Richard Lee »nt|
v>n, to whom th y are the immediate sue * s
•>rs—the g'iod elf-. ts of winch ..re aulhemi . d
•»v some ol our m >st vesp-.rtible citizens —
Withot:* attending tootir signature ilie pm h -s
•rs may b- disappointed hv e e vmg no ben- ht#
not nsving mr genuine Medicines
fo detect counterfeit a, observe earhartt te
lias on the outside wrapper, the tipmruiy •' ———
MICH ALL LEE AND CO.
RICH A It D LEE AND sON.
June 29 6t
VA1.UAIJLE LAND FOR S/iLE—-Th«
hii ’ScriUer will st-l and give imm. di.te
possession, ol t > at well known eat de, called
Blenheim. silu.tcd on the soulb west mountains,
in the county of Alhem rle, < onUin'n g by late
surveys, two thousand eight hundred mho huh ij
acres ; this Land is peculiarly well adapted to the
growth of Whr ,t and Tobat co, and considered
ecpi .1 in fertility to any adjacent lheie«», is
about six mih s from Milton, from which place
there is an easy navigation foi b .it- nix to tin- entr
i of Richmond. On the premises is a targe c» mmodi
ions dwelling H >u*e, which, from the . i. guir- «f
I its situation, and other advunt gi m k » »* a.
I desirable residence for a genteel l..mny 1. w 1}
I be sold entire or (livid d. to suit pinch. s*j*. —
1 Further parliculai&madt known bj Cap* >m J. *.»!
Harris, Alb. marie county, Mr James failm,
Alexandria, Messrs Mai dxnaldauJ KuhrH,
timore, or J HO~S.
Who wishes to sell Land in the cotr u. * of
Culpep|»er, F uiquicr, Spotsylvania and C -M.ne,
; also Houses and L >tts. pleasantly and advant*.
geouvy situ ded on tin If l| and M.iilislrect, io
the town nt Federicksbttig.
Fredericksnuig, Virginia, May 2 tf
■ r* LLiS AND ALLAN haw just rtm-oted -
t.14 by the El’Z.t Anna a few choice spring Cood»
j amongst which are—
Rt uss L Jubilee and salt worked muslins
II noisome Lace Veils
L idles’habit, Kul and Silk Gloves,
Lullies’ Cotton Hose
i Some very fine India Janes
Calicos* and C inorirks, t dolled Bhck ditto
Laces, Fins, and Nt-edleu, II i boo ns and AdvlpliG
Colton
Ladies’ eleyftnt B th Instep Silk hose
A f w pieces Navy Bill* I’nz- Cloths
Olive, Drab, Black and Bottle Supt. imo ditto, &
K rety met . s
• w\ rw LNOI a Mnim/utMiK' I *l Vv |
O iMli infu% fine Silk .<M.I Colton hn>e
!t<>y»l Kit>* tor Waist* Outiii^
White Lead, Min) Spanish Brown, YcW
l< w O trer
Veni iff ini' an I * tt-w J *•* liff t Wiled Oil
• 2 •v tO miJ 10 'ij 8 Window Gla.^s.
1 tn-y to o ly expect if oil of rf'*o'vi’ ff a
>(o al supplyo» hardware per 0 c S, art u, „ll
vi n • ii On ) w ti sett very i >w for C«»h or 4u
m. tual cualouaci s.
&LLIS AND ALL Ay.
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