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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-06-17
June H..


Late accounts describe the situation of
the West India Islands as being of the
most distressing nature. The supply from
this country being cut off, the inhabitants
OF all The Islands are Amos. reduced 10 the
last extremity. The embargo begins now
To have lis full force, and from present ap-
pearances, We Can perceive no glimnering
to induce hope that it will bs soon taken
OIL. While the Orders in Council and
the DEGREES of Bonaparte are continued,
we must remain in sla,u quo, and the un.
fortunate inhabitants of those countries
which derived the necessaries of life from
the U. S. must suffer an accumulation of
evils. In Martinique -four lis Go dollars
per barrel and other articles in proportion.
Famine has, in many places, excited the
natives and even the military to re-
volt, and it is, by no means, an extraordi.
nary circumstance. Human nature must
be supported, and generally when famine
appears in any country, patriotism quickly
disappears. Hardships of any other
description may be endured with some
degree of fortitude and patience, but hun
ger is necessity which has no law.
L'OrQcie.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-06-17
Register & Bohannan,
Have For Sale, at their Store near ,ho N1,uI..
Bridge, Richmond,
A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF
Groceries,
WHICH AMI

Brown Sugar in hhds Whiskey by the Dbl or
and bbis tierce
Loaf Sugar. IN do French Bfandy
he't Green Coiiee Salt by the Sack
Imperial, and quantity of excellent
Young Tyson TEAS, II Lard by the i,kin
CHOCOLATE by the box large assortment of
pimento Iron Castings, every
Pepper description
Ginger An assortment of Stone
Rice Ware
Mustard III Queens War.
w / Rum SOAP and Candles n,
Jamaica do box
N England do Leiper's Snuff
molasses by hid Wiling Paper
sherry and Malaga Wrapping do
WINE Deoaners
Holland and Country Tumbers
Gin II VIM Clavces
spanish Segars by box Leading Lines
or retail Bed Cords, sc &c &c
Together with number of other articles too te.
dious TO enumerate-whichthey will sell low
Tor cash. Country produce, or approved
paper in town.
-" II is earnestly requested that those who
nave long standing accounts, will settle them i'm.
ven. o
l7,h Jupe, 1903 wifi
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-06-17

The Duchess Agricultural Society
nave offered premiums for the best
neat cattle and sheep, and for the best
model OF several tools of husbandrv.
The exhibition of cattle, sheep and
hogs, at the meeting of the society on
the sd instant, (MaY) "was highly
gratifying to the friends of agricui-
lure, and evinced much care and zeal
to the cause of the different breeders
who produced them +: and proved, that
with small degree of spirited enter
prize, the live stock of our country
might vie with any other, perhaps, on
this globe"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-06-17
FOR SALE.


SITUATED on Rappahennock in the county
OF Lack, within fifteen niles of Tap ahans
mock and about the same distance from Urbanna
and king and Queen Courthouse and very con-
venient TO the po't'ofice at Mon,aeue's Tavern
there are upwards Of one hundred and fifty
acres OF land attached TO this seat, cons,dera.
bic part OF which is wood land and heavily nm.
bered-The improvements are dwelling houae.
forty teel by eighteen, Kitchen, Smoke House
Stable, Ice House, &c on the tlill--Aad OH he
rver-bank, store house. with a commodious
Store and Counting Room and an excellen, Gra.
nary-all of whch--except the S,able-~have
been recently built. Mount Comfort cornmands
as good, 1t not the best view Of the river of any
seat on the Rappahanno and he best e. N and
oysters may he had al the door with very lirls
trouble - IL is well calculated for meIchant.
beng IN Populous and wealthy neiEhborhood.
where It IS believed FIVE or six thousand pounds
worm OF goods might be rctaiied annus0Iy--it
would also be Convenient stand for professiS
onai cha aeter--l would either sell on credit If
the payments can be agreed on OF Exchange for
other lands -wilhout imp,ovenI ms.
FOR farther particulars apply TO Reuben No
Came. !, or TO
Carter Wood,
Mount Comfort.
June 1, 1903 sc
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-06-17

" A very interesting essay over the,
signature OF IAN American WYic,b
viii be found in the eth page OF this day'e
Argus. The attention of our readers IS IA.
vited to it.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-06-17
NonroLE, June 10.

The Chesapeake Frigate yesterday
went down to Crazy Island. We un-
derstand that she will sail on eruize
during the present week. We have
not understood that the men supplied
the Argus and the Gun Boats, from
this frigate, have been replaced, in
which case she will be nearly 100 men
short OF her compliment.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-06-17

er of dispatches from our government,
arrived In London on the 25th day of
April. As the latest London dates
do not extend beyond the 95th, time
had not elapsed to learn the impress
sion OF our measures on the British
cabinet. The next arrivals may be
expected to bring something interes.
ting. The information from France,
stating the departure of Mr.. ARM
strong from Paris, is. too vague
and general to be entitled either to
much credit, or to throw much light
on our affairs with that country.
Neither the date or causes of his
departure, or the place of his destina-
ton, are mentioned. Il is possible
that 1t may have arisen from the inn
perial confirmation of the seizures at
Hamburg, stated in the subioined ar
ticle or 1t may have arisen in con-
sequence of the receipt of dispatches
Posterior to the departure of the EN-
peror from Paris, which NAV have
induced Mr.. Armstrong to follow
HIM. These are, however, mere con-
lectures, which with thousand o.
Tiers, may be INDUCED on the occa-
sion. Ii may not, however, be useless
to state, as evincive of the high impro-
liability of some recent articles in the
federal prints, representing Mr.. Arm
strong to have been treated in con-
tumelious manner by Napolean, that
that gentleman has heretofore been in
varlably treated with respect. Indeed
those acquainted with his character
known that he would not brook any
other treatment.
The delay of the Usage in France
stills remains unaccounted for. The
instructions given were to land MIR.
Lewis at L'Orient, and then to carry
Mr.. Nourse without delay to one of
the out-ports of England and on the
latter receiving Mr.. Pinkney's dis
patches, to return to L'Orient, and
take on board Mr.. Lewis with general
Armstrong; dispatches, and thence
forthwith to repair to the u. States.
There is one circumstance that rem
ders 1t somewhat probable, that she
may have remained at L,Orient under
the apprehension of being prohibited
to return to France after having touch
ed at England. This is the recent
treatment of vessel, having on board
the family of the Prussian minister,
which, In consequence of having
touched at England, was sent back
from France without permissiorrhav-
ing been given to the family to land,
although attached to the minister of a
friendly nation.
A letter from the American Consul
at Hamburg mentions that all the sci
cures OF American property made
prior TO the Ist January, 1903, by the
director OF the Custom House there,
had been confirmed by the Emperor
OF the French, who had directed that
all the coffee, sugar and cotton not in
Perlshable state, should be trans
ported by land to France
We have the pleasure of stating
that, the necessary contracts for erect
ing the bridge over the Potomac bav-
ing heen satisfactorily entered into,
the work actually commenced a few
days since. Arrangements are made.
which promise the completion of this
important object before the first of
January next.
.
I'll
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-06-17

M4rfreesbroash, NJ c lime 8, 1908.
On Monday last the inhabitants Of
this place, in order to celebrate the 4th
OF July with greater eclat, erected,
by subscription, superb LIBERTY
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-06-17


lying and being in the said county Of ORANGE.
and on the waters of Lynch's river and adioin-
ing the 1aRds of Lewis Davis, Elisha Morris,
E!ka Morris, &c. containing by estimation one
hundred and thirty aces. be ne saiue more or
less being the same land said William Davis
bought OF William Morris ITO use the expression
in said deed men,iouedl
WILL ALSO BE SOLD, on same dave
psce and terms. by virtue of deed Of rust ex!
ecuted by James Kirby, &c. and reccraety in the
county court OF AlDcnare. for the purposes i'm
SAID deed mentioned, one certain tract or parcel
OF land, containing by estimation sixty acres. bs
the same more or less, ana adjoining the lands
OF Miburn Hogg, William Fairs, Richd Jobn.
son. &c lying Ill the said county of Albemarle
and OH the waters of Buck Island Greek, being
tue tract OF land said James Kirby had of his
t''he' John Kirby Go use the expressions OF sand
deei trust
Will. ALSO BE SOLD. on same day. placs.
and 'eTms, by virtue Of deed of t.ust executed
by John MoTriss, &c and recorded in The dis
tnct court Of Charlottesville, for ii. puruc,es IN
SAID deed mentioned. one certain tract or uarteI
oil Land 'ying and being in the county of .ouisa.
containing by estimation one hundred acres. and
adjoining he lands of Thomas HaJo~, David
sims and William Mcdaniel deceased which
SAID tract or PACED of land said John Mons,
purchased OF Thomas hscloN, some years uast
10 use the expression of The said deed Of tiuS,I
beng only interested as trustee for the benefit of
Others, will only convey title 10 aforeaald lands
III me IS such.
Martin Da7vson,
Trustee.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-06-17

The information, received from
England, is in several respects inter-
esting. Mr.. Rose reached London on
23d Of April, when cabinet council
was Immediately called. The prompt
ness OF this proceeding is, as far j.
goes, favorable. Mr.. Noar-e, The bsss.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-06-17
]. Brown, c. c.
viii be sold, for cash.

on the fourth day of July next. being Abe.
~ marie July court, at the door of Ts;,Ia, n.
Er,es in the town OF Charlottesville, By vn,ue of
a deed OF trust, executed by William Davis &c
and recorded in the county court OF Osanpe' for
the purposes IN said deed mentioned, one Certain
Tract or parcel of Land.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-06-17
WAssIxc 1ox. Lune 13.

WILLING TON, juno 3.
The PRESIDENT Of the UNI
TED STA TES arrived in this City
on Friday last from Monticello. We
are gratihed in stating that he is in
good health.
The Secretary of State arrived on
Saturday.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-06-17
From The Harrington RederaEsr.
Mr.. Findlay,

Mr.. Findlay,
Be so good as to give the following
statement place in your paper.
l..
A shearing of Seven Ewes, was
made at Rose Mount, the residence
of Doct. Kent, in Prince Georges
county, Maryland, on the 18th of
May, the following was the result.
No. 1. 8 years old, yielded IA lbs.
2. 3 do. do. Cd
8. do. do.
4 & 5, twins, year old, Cd, each
6 same age, Cd
do. Cd
Average weight of wool Yielded by
three years old 6 3-4 lbs. of the year
lings, ga lbs. The wool was clean
and of good quality. The lambs are
the cross of the Calvert county and
Dorsey Sheep, and make good mutton.
They are easy feeders, not remarka.
BILE for size, but well formed, and keep
their wool clean.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-06-17
Martin Da1vson,
Trustee.
Mount Comfort,

4th June, 1908
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-31

VOUEC LADIES' GOLRD{NG SCHOOL
- W@RRHNfON --Enlb0.GeYed ~ the se1.-
rui APPRECIATION Svnich 1yes&ea BY thoye par
roas u Literature an .irsS Suh0 h,aorci this iaSI
tuition 6y hIei tenaas ut ehc it4 snD.ic reoi nj
0ns, aud 2ratsi"l }sr the enc0nfu'ls the; bestozse
ErhilSt oie9fH; the ethlo:fion u fsansaship, nee
de-S9sr&, enLr0sdery, Il. &c Iveu.re again to oE
jcJ ?ay se1YiceS the i.Scharye Of those .isfir;
which nave occl1!eIa material par Of NJ .atcr
years.
ini1natSs ~ the lrospect IF meeting The SUPPORT
haOe hitherto reeeiVca, ans contemplating tn
pleasures 'sVe N TisyY, 81 /"sher contributing n
fhe 6t1ieht u the riSig generation IIafena sic..
in5 I'hole TING to the inProveiaent Gn. e!ifca-
tao" q S"eh oans Ladies 10 a1ty Ne enUu,tcl to
ny care dSSW3Hg the/ pareHtS, 6'ndrui..lx, o.,
that IL shall % M coastant stntJ to discover me
tmh or beat ot fhsj nI,aS shut 1sherc n is Nrces
saY, ma Dc ab!c, oySentte anl Persuasive tnceu.
So 10 nief'orHse thar GP0si.ToHs luce them
20 ToiSh TO learn and tghere tc Propensity is a!ye
d 3iscera6e, 70 heiStea IL b. }nse cou,nlead1tioa
that IT nsaf become nLDye se9WteasL2 enusYRs.
IHe almost c7HtioH shall c used prcSeyg them
N heath, to fhse.s hsnt ,9tA just notions II bi
err and VlitHe and make thent ui.!eratari! the
necessary u attending IL ntOral and domestic ecoHo
M, In sne, such TvfH be ny prfle to ,gipe entire
Sa.ijdetIoY, that they shall kloty 10 other difference
d, 6s!HSJ M hoane, s.s absence jyon hey pr
rents, &c. anG 6eiag o5Gge 10 attend ifligenl to
tic ordcrS and regulations If th;s institsnion.
is 9ie'rlfS 'oi9f has 6eea done, = better crite-
ron f'fa an othcr tvhere5y to jugc what 0,ay be
attained the Subscriber 6egs leave to iVor,s fe La
sies and Gentlemen Of Richnona and its v;ctntty,
hzf Specimen, The psytcrDsance IF a Young La-
a. of s"nt city, :oho Sgs only eighteen ngnths at
me u5ove Sc7uH6r1. anay BE on ab5.ication az
Mr.. 4iychi6ai4 N!s6cts, Mcychaut an Rich,road
S4R4R FdLHENER
e. R~err fossijie exeyfi>a is e,nbioyed to pro-
Gre discreet ( properly qai jed person to teach
Izu5ic.
Tie Scio,!wM be cbcned on tie first dag of .1a.
hadr2 ncrt.
- Ihe terms FIR fnition. 6orl, washing, !ody-
ing; &c. &c are o.!e hRaiyed an five doIiar4 For
dG2 scholars ts'tats do!idys per danHm
The house isrem4ykdbLy contBto4iops and sye.Y
constructed for tie preservation IF hedita.
W~Y. WoH, No,th- Cuoii"a, 49,.
Dscrat5tr 1874, 1893 Aa''4"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-31
ITO JoHs FowLEu # &eatutey. uga joa-
L pAs HARRIS, Of P:cSi"ia;
pee. C7.

II OilCA.--in tas year 1885, a request wss
\ mace by letter FROM Il gentlemen III Virginia,
lthrouSh Mr. Joseph Johnson, Consu. 10 Lon
dong TO MI. Thomas Digges, then ia t.nglaild, TO
mike enquiry for the heirs Oh Tue f.niIy OF Mr.
Abraham Mines, who, wnen youth, lett Brigy
fi'iuse near HIGdersiicld iii Yorkshire for An,s
rlcS, and was u clerk TO Il mcvchan. III Virginia,
afterwards kept a store OF his own, had u partner
III trade, y died unmarried, about the wear 1888
leaving landed aud other property. Uniortunats
y, by the loss III sea, of tile snip Jan. and Ra
cflct, cJpt. Eade from London to alexandria in
Tie year l73S, the letters OF request and other
papers and mcmorandums were lost, :uri even
the writer's n.nnc, which IS supposed To be Far.
y Or Farciy, ss well as his place OF stcace la.
been forgotten, but is ,;dessc; to be nc:u Peters
DarS IN Virginia.
The ubsc.ibers, or either Of them. win be
much obliged ~ any occ, informed OF either oil
the prt:cs ab,ve alluded 10 or can give auy tr.c.
AZ 10 ttclr rc;ide,ce, in,,s.nlct - any nd,:..
ar ether property OF laid deceased Abral,,n, MI
nes, by letter directed, TO ti,e Subscribers as be
low aud Liey VIII thankfully pay any cos,s toi
asccrtaininS the names, pi.>ccs OF residence, OF
effects of sa,d deceased, sc. &c.
GEO: MiLNES, Reychaxt Boston.
InOS. DIGGES, fut ); Il. Oarton, Potomac,
4IGJyldna.
GEO: w. RIGGS, George Town
October IA. 1,n1
' His naine WAS spelt Mills or Mines
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-31

YHSUIfION.--A Family SCHOOL, will be o.
4 pened in tile house Of hfr James Patterson
Nf Chesterfield county, four miles from hI.nches-
Ger, the lst dsy OF January, 1859, where will be
taught the following branches Of literature, viz
Reading. Fiting, 4frifkmrsic EsF'.sh Grammar
Geography, Ptifose!p General H..torY and tic
:rt of S2peakins. Also, tie L.ti5 and Greek ian
Buagcs, by MIR. Lenuei siead. Bosriiers Wi.
be taken in az ktr. patteYs0n'S--rhe terms 20,
board and tuition may be Known, by applying to
MIR. James Patterson VI Chesterfield, Ur Stth
Mead at Richmond.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-31

- We are authorised 10 state, that 5atharSs
Hones, is Candidate for the Senatorial District,
Composed OF Caroline and Hanover.
DEC. 10. 10t
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-31

MFR. wM. L. WEBB, A4A,iaiSraior qf Ben
Iva jGnIn EiuvayiS, dec'G Nayth-CGyoijHa-
SIR-PleSse to take notice, that on the second
MONDAY In January nest, shall tgkt the depoaI-
lion OF Mr.. Spencer B4H, IT. OF Noitnumberltod
soiisty, IN Virginia, 81 The count house of said
county, at the tavern occupied by Joseph Rogers
at that place, to be used rs evidence in the suit
depending in chancety IN the United Sta,..s cir-
cut court, held III EiaDinpnd f,r tive district uf
Virginia, ~ Which AIN pIaiRtiF sud vol are de-
fcndant. CHAKLES J. LOVE-.
Nev. lo uf]
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-31

NIAPT COTTONS & KERSHYS.-The
~ Subscriber has received "a consg nincnt of
1Nnbs Cettons and Ksyseys, which he offers at a
duced price, for cash, or indorscd negotiabIc
holes. R0BERT .fORYS1ON.
peccmber 6. (ttN
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-31

GLOVER SEED, &c,-For Sale, bv the
~ Subscriber, fresh supply of CLO;ER
SEED, hive thousand lib. first quality New. I'm
Sind CHEESE, few doz. salt. Petred MINIS.
I'iPESby the box, famil9 flour, by the bar
W. &c. EDWARE aAi.L6M
DecSinper q. oawSn
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-31

M ii! be SOLD at puoIic auction Oh Monday, the
w 2nd day OF Janua;'y next, before the ,ioor
ofthe Globe Tavern, in :.is City, likely young
MAN, tsaid TO be good Cook belonging 10 the
estate OF Robert Mesns deceased SIX inontas
credit will be allowed the purchaser, and note
with an approved indor.crne negotiable at the Bank
OF Virginia, Will be required.
DAM. CALL, Executor #
RO81. MEANS, Bscehsea
Richmond, Dec. d. flAs]
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-31

vi, rs'eivrfJt>Ds Rri!m'el1hi1, Il eo1s, ..aDu,a
. y LE]IHER. cy.5iyiiag u
I-acrt Cnic.Stias,
(es<ac<, foic-1o3, e7a Gu -Go7ar Booa Legs,
os"nqg' Hosn-ogt7A. ;g,!isr SKINS,
." q al 81. }F'ss il y. GURR;
go Fe' s4e4gSiag$21
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-31

'FE ME Subscriber wishes to hire 40 or 50 NE.
Il GRO MEN, and few BOYS/of ID or ! S
years of age, to work at the coal business the
ensuing year. DANIEL 7aIPLEI'I,
pee. d. ~
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-31

- ANK Of VIRGINIA, December 18th
, loCS.-The Stockholders are hereby noli-
fed that the election of Directors OF thc Il ak,
and the several Offices of Discount and Dcposit,
for the ensuing ycn, y IL DC held IN Mondsy The
2d day January. tdE
IRBY, DRAKE G. TAYLOR, intending,
HI to close their present conCefi will dispose
OF their stock Of DIR GOODS, At reddc.d pri-
ces, for cash, short credit, tor aPp:ol cd
hetes i'll town.
Those PERSONS Indebted to the concern by open
account, nro requested 10 Make Payment oce-lc-
c,,te bonds ior t.lcir respec -; amounts.
pee. i. Il
ITO JoHS FowLEu # Heatutty. ee4 joa-
L pAh HARRIS, Of Y:rSi"ia,
GENTLESeN,
Luxe notice, that on Thursday the 18th
OF next month, at John A.derson's Tavern, in
Me- Canton, shall proceed to take the Icyosl.
tioas of Robert Aioscley and others, TO continue
from day 10 d@y, until finished And on Friday,
the 2Cd, 0f ne At Rion,h, shall, &c pucxingnsn
courl iolss, a.sa, procecd 10 lake the jcposi,i.
Olls OF Duuici Guerran; AID Others, (which dgHo
stio.,s 10 be read is evideace in :; suit G,p pea
ding, in the fsh Cart OF Chanccry for Tie Rich
m,nd District, wherein | am plainiif and you
axe defendants. Yours, &c.
TE1'4R GUERRAE7.
pec. c7. If
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-31

EVEMAL EDUCATlON, wiii be. contihu-
i ed, at Voluntary, the ensuiag year, under
the direction of Miss Terrell WHO will teach
Reading. flirting arithmetic, E1Sli.h Grammar,
and Geography The School viii De opened about
the middle OF January. Terms--for board and
tuition, (each finding her own beddins) S 100
per anhum, paid quarterly in advance. The most
satisfactory testimonials be prGluced of ffiss
TerreiPs qualifications, teacher OF the above
branches of Education Particular attention will
be paid TO the morals and manners Of pupils pia-
ced al this School. 1t may not be improper 20
add, that they have before them an example Of
domestic economy, and steady industry in the
boarding afartment.
NC1fPHREr NIL
Caroline, pee. a. Oh
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-31

ESERTED, from the service OF tie United
~ States, the gin INST MMscita in the
5th regiment OF infantry, named RCVH IVES
TEN, thirty years Of age, of a saiiow complexi-
Oil. grey eyes, light h.r, feet inches nigh
when spoSc to has down ioos, slow IN speech,
ard much addicted 10 strong drink was born i'll
South Amb''y, New. JersS W: lad on WREN he
deserted, tlruihnier's uniform, which /, is Cont
jcctued, i,e may have changed for those in whici
he was eniisted, viz. light coored Virginia cio'h
coat and p;ntaloons, swansdown vest and cu'toa
shirt. A reward of Ten Dollars viii be eitcn ID
any person Who will deliver said Desertcr to me
or to any officer in the United Sta,cs' service.
COLIN BUCKNER,
Capt 5h tesinseas Lj.h.rf.
Fort Norfolk, Dec. 3i If
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-31

Vie Partnership Of u s1iei 7ii5iett & Go 10
a this day dissolved Nv n,n;un! consent
DANIEL J,EIbLETT,
SIzL II. P.fR5LNS.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-31

CT PUBLIsHEp nv THOMAS RlrcHIE, oP-
1osITE Tan GLOBE TAVERN, AT FIVE DOL
Lars PER ANNUA, PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-31

7 ANDING from the Schooner NIcHMoEp
- 1t Testers new Wharf:
% Crates Earthen Ware,
S5 Hhds. Muscovado Sugar,
IL Do. Graen Coffee,
Bales Wooiens,
IN SIORE--1G0 bags Salt, IS tihds Molass
es, 10 tierces green Coiiae, quarter casks Sher.
~, pipes Gin, SO boxes Segars, 8 bag; Rae
Singer, Souchong, Hyson Skin and Young Hyson
Tea For sale by GEORGE WATT.
H. Ttfl
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nESERTED, from th'. service of the United
~ States, on the 2vrh uit DANIEL III
C AS, aprivate of thc regiment Of Light Ar,i,ie'
~. The SAID Lucas was born in Orange cotatv,
Virginia, (but whose patents nuw reside in Am
heIst y is % years OF age, 5 feet inches high,
ofs fair compl. Sion, blue eyes, bro wn HAIR, aud
was by occupation farmer. lie had on at til.
time Of his desertion. the uniform of his snent
The usual reward will DC paid on his delivery I'll
ME at Fort Norfolk, 10 any .tner oiiiccg Of u,e
United States ARM.
WINFIELD SCOTT,
Capt. u. States Light .i.!H!sr}.
pecetnber ST. 2awSw
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PROPERTY FOR sAI.r-

" ALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SAIE--
viii be sold, TO tie highest bidder, Oh We'd
nc sd'y, The fourth day cf Isuaary next, on the
premises, BRiCA- HOUSE. and hall vi the
A0II, No -, in the CITY of Richmond which
formerly belonged to the cstate Of John Pende-
tom, Esq decd. and is situated between the ten.
en,cnt now occupied 10y NJ. BENJAMIN Turner.
and The house OF Mr.. Orrs Painc's, in which Nj.
Esin"'iard resides. ut the same time and place,
w''l be sold, 80 acres LIND, lying on Ia tire,
iotcb"d road, bcinE tic upper part of the tract
'1rIncrlF belonging To- sAid Peniicton's estate, &
Distinguished IN tue survey made by RicharG
""nE' oy number D. a credit of 6 aad twelve
lHo'..hS w'lt he allow edit purchasers, un giving
-ond with approved security, u bear interest,"
from a. GATE, aud a deed ri trust on III. proper
" l.. p. 6. jOHH6TON.
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