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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-02-24
est. PIERaE's, MArr1NIeuE,
DecembSr ID. 1908.

D~SCenDSf 10. 1903.
SIR,
"The and the individuals Of Ibis
CITY, OF which we esteem ourselves hsppy to be
the organs, want expressions to paint to you til.
SEM. mcnts OF admiration which they arc Deua.
trated with, by the noble and courageous defenc,
which you made against six enemy's vessels
which attacked you az ho. IL Ceroa. they sec
IN you, sir, III your brave officers and marines.
your companions IN arms, 60 many ,.Ien WORTHY
ct the name Of Frenohmcn, and ol the hero WHO
governs go glOTiously the empire. Having learnt
with sensibiiity, tie loss WHICH YOUR crr ~ b..
suffered OF part OF their Effects, We arc CHARGED
to otief you 4 sum ia relieve them and we r,I,v
you 70 consider less its value than the sentiment
winch lei 10 its presentation. Owe seize with
iTnPTessment, this occasion to present you our in
dIvIduat sentiments, as the homage due to vonr
bravery, and Of the siaccre esteem with which
we have the honor tn be, sir, yours, &c.
The = NMIsshEIEs or CcMMERcz.
While 1t CygHe defended with honor, the fec
OF his Majesty al CerOn, lie PdpiHon, another
Imperial brig sustained il with glory on the
coasts Of Trinity, where she has entered in nre.
sence OF ship Of the line, aud Of an English brig,
alter a battle ofthrec quarters Of an hour with
the latter, of which the folio wing is the relati-
on =
Extract Gren fhc yeboyi of Caefd;a ne Ia Ges.
there, caDinldndVy Me 6yig ofhis Majes,y. L.
PlPiAoH, ~ fhs roda IF 1finiry, IN 1HI,tini1ae
I'm Dec 1853
The l2tn II noon, being about 25 or 80 leagues
from Dominica, l fell in with = frv .te and n brig,
which gave me chase at z O'clock [ hauled 40.
on wind not seeing any Gaorc of these vess els,
j changed my cOurse, but 1t 10 O'clock, the lri-
gate no. having lot sight OF me, l found was We.
y nearto me, i was then going large, steering,
w. n w immediately l'auled my wind and
stood totlie Snuthward. The frigate fred manc
sHot ut me, and her brig came up with her; they
gained on me sensibly ; / determined then 10
throw my SIP are spars overheard, except a spare
top mast, a yard and Il few smaller ones, / also
threw overload my buIk-,esds. hen coops and
other Elects the brig thus lightened, acquired
a considerable superiority of sailing AID we lost
siEbtcf this division az day break seeing no.
u''ng IRE, and finding myself under Martini
11c and opposite 10 the port Of Trinity, i decided
10 shape mycourse for th2t port scarcely had
got on this course, when l was chased by 4 sbir
o. 1.-THE line, which was coming down before t,e
wind. and bv a brig which, made sail Rrder Che
land re pared for battle, AID determined "a
ens age tie brig il she approached sufficiently
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-02-24
RosroN, Feb. S.
or M3PTyNy9nE

OF M.fRIINI2UE.
A vessel has arrived in Netv Lorson,. from 1x.
tgni,i in 80 days-A gentlemen passenger in
forms, that he left IA ~vtinico, on the 4th of De-
ccmber when there were thirty al! of English
vessels OF the island, preparing to attack--rhst
while at Antigua { Jan. 4 J he learned, ,h,t Cen.
Prsvosr, with the expedition from KlHEsx,
(4)oo)had arrived at St. L4eiis, "a m all dist;ncc to
wind ward of Martinique and that the 9TH Ian.
was said to be fixed Oh for the general attack Of
the island. 20 The Fren1, have not a very large
force III Martinique /: Fne whole, Including mil
tia, do not ainol:t to 800 The fo:t;i:atiois are
however, strong and ia spirited resistance i,
made, the island will act be captured without the
effusioi of much blood.
The scarcity of White Oak Sta&ss in tic is
land of Jamaica has induced its inhabitants to
Ind substitute in the Maho wood, which ans
wers very well, except that il impregnates the IL
qaor with a disagree4b!e taste.
The Santa M aria, however, is found to answer
every purpose, and can be furnished at ILL 15s
per thousand.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-02-24

TAKE NOTICE-The Subscriber respccf-
Il fully Informs tde pGblic, that nc has com
menced the CLOCX-hAKZNG business near
Prnce-Edward court house, where nav be had
CLOCKS Of different descriptions, which he
Will warrant to perform to the satisfaction of the
purchaser. Also, he intends carrying on the bu-
slnesS Of making and repairing the Piano Forte
Organs, both finger and barrel, ofevcry descrip-
ton, made to order.
The subscriber from his experience in the a.
bcYe branches, Cutters himself he shall be able
togi'e entire satisfaction to those who favor him
with their custom Any Of the above instr,.-
ments he pledges himself will be faithfully made
and eqial in point OF melJdy, elegance and Gu-
rabllty to any European manufactures.
The patronage of the patriotic who svisbe to
encourage home manufactures, 10 solicited.
ASd HOPKINS.
Feoruaty n oaf4tT
N. b. Cabinet Work, of every description,
made on short notice. -
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-02-24

VNHE Subscriber will practice the LAW, in
u the Superior.and Inferior Courts of Hen
rico and Coochland, in the Hastings Court for
t6e CITY OF Richmond, and in the Superior Court
of the county of Chesterfield.
February "a. Fl
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-02-24

TO be rented, a large and connections 7E.
4 NEAENT, adjoining The house l., which
Gar. Thomas Wilson resides, on Shocke.HiI-
For te enquire of
Nm. MUNkoR D.
February ~ ff
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DICdMOND %TUTNPIKE COMPANY
~ At meeting q the Directors o. the sid
CJnpany, on Saturday evening, the 18Th F.bru-
a. 1899:
FrsotreA flat the Shares &C al delinquent
se',e riters, totlic sal company, b. sold. a, tn
Ic'l-Taycrn, in the city Of Richmord, on the
s5lI Of next monih
AZ. SHEPPARD, SsQef4rg
February 81 epom
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v" tS~yDys-B
M NJ Edo hire, tor the presentYesT, 4 wo-
w marthat can do plain COOKING, 4 n Girl
thnt has heen accustomed to wnt III the House.
Eoply at this office.
Fchnnrv "a 81
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-04-25

descend to listea 10 .bsir ir,.,... /
your safrages, that you viii lpofsaa't.e
aid to the Republican cal,s. 80 Esi@aI
berallty equalling the lib :ralty "a @eg = IL
VIII admit you to an equal Dayt;@ =. 7gs
Resolve to abstain from tbsf%a,,.' s1a~'l
your @ss-maeter, BY mlda.sss. !.
meanor and hrmness Of resolot;o. d.,|
slsting tyranny, wherever ya'' 0 2, 5G r.
from whatever quarter it NAV ,,,-1 \ G|
zplH be respected. eoie yQul
RESOLUTIONS.
Whereas the just resistance &c
MES, now United States, to the - ,o 'ae COO
OF England, founded upon de 3fs ,
the colonies were not representa- lacy daa
l'ament, and dat therefore ther g a. PAL
bound by It's laws and where's o were pos
tryman essentially contributed f. -, :, coqHII
chlevtment Of our independence 3 ne a
we have been SYSTEMATICALLY excla1"d II !
the general republican co.nmiftee '.u ''0a
sembled, and therefore from al i ~ l'# as 3
the selection of members who ara t ~ q
sent the city Of New York in the s ~ 'S]Fe :
Of the state. Therefore S',4'oi'
Pes3Eved unap1@ousk, That ,en-lri,.
just indignation q distinction mad bl5 VIA
republican, citizens Of the same state 1--we, ,s,
nat support a ticket, in the for,nat;o,S "a. !,
vi?ieh we have been excluded from any p, y
Pss7I'ed u'Gnimos'sIy, Tha: 5oocop;s 1
the above address and resolution b. r r,.I
in handbllls, for the benefit of cur teIow -
publican adopted citiz9ns,
ResolOsd Hnanimosesiy, That the said -
dress and resolutions be published !, +.
American Citizen.
Archibald Taylor,
Cbaymar.
S. Dempsey,
6s0ctaJ.
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Dahl Gazette, s Dollars per ansun'.
Couutrp Gazette, 5 Dollars.
EL09 UENTs ADDRESS.-Without

ELOQUENT ADDRESS, Without
meddling at all with the controversy which
has now arisen between the Sons q Erin and
those who have so long and SO loudly pro-
claimed themselves thesexclusive .f',.e'aas q
The beo5le, as Me sole welcomers OF the emil
grant to our shores, | may be permitted at
leas. to admire the eloquent and elegant
production to which this occasion has glren
birth. As a composition ii may almost we
with some of the poblest efforts OF their
countryrr an the immortal Curfan. 1t is re-
published for the qualification OF those VINO
may never have seen the paper in which 1t
originally appeared. i Lveniasg' l'ost.
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FOREIGN.
WA NEWBORN
LONDON, Mafc5 4.

Dutch papers have arrived to tie ft,eia
slant, and We fad from them that themdi-I
cation OF hostilites between Austria aad
France grow stronger every DAY. HHie
the war langui3hcs in Spain, and IS coafaed
entirely to the siege Of 6aragos5a tro4psl
are marching In great haste % the Rhine,
ard the scene Of active military Movements
has been transferred on sudden from Spa'a
to Germany. Divisions that were on tac;r
march to the Fyreners have been counlsE-
manded and ordered to proceed to tas
Rhine. Marshal Money who was ca
pIovcd before Saragossa has been directed
to return to Paris and ger. Oudmot AS
received destination towards Aug8,Elr8a'I
st the same time the greatest actlyii5 HI
observable among the troops OF b3F&n',I
Baden, Darm5tad5, ana Wericm5GT3h all
their contingents are to be ready to marin
at an hours notice. The palace OF StT2s-
burg is preparing for Bonap2rte, ana mere
are reports even OF his having allVg@ q
Augsburgh. But this we do not 0r'1.'' :,
He has demanded, however, cats9''''''
answer from the court Of Vienna with q,
spect to the object Of its armaM7ntts' 2a'
h.'s required, as PROOF OF ms Pacni'' ~,
position, tnat its military force snaH Ok -
daced to a, 5000 men, a requislaon WE
Will not Of course be complied WITH ..s''
is circular letter from the prince Of i h,,'
san IJsirren 10 the states of the C2nieo5I1,
ton, in Which, while he talks Of Ta'liA:
prenaratiops be expresses a hope t'at wa
Nav vet he avo;de,. Ponspar;e b2s 49,
IN CALLING upon the States for their coa'',
- nenfs sssf r that i viii lsnsn.? open rs
f 9 wbcffsy they n be wanted or not
Bnr b he Is con vrs we are persuaded @
war is inevitable /; though It L rs Ns.@
practice to affect to believe to th5 ISL H -.
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FROM TnE aMER1eAN olTIzEN.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-09-15
'EHE SUBSCRIBER. Offers for sale. t,a. c.

TINE SUBSCRIBER. offers for sale, TIA. e.
legant and valuable Estate, called IYIL,
TON, lying nine miles below Richmond The
dwelling house is not inferior to any in the state
the Offices commodous the Garden and
yard are handsomely laid out. The situation
combines so many advantages, that 1 am unwil-
ling 20 give description of it, wishing any gen
tieman who is disposed to purchase, to come and
view it itmay not be amiss however TO OBJ
serve, that James River runs 100 yards from the
door ct the house, that vessels of five hundred
heSshesds have loaded at Warwick, one mile a.
hove 1t, that the water carriage to- Richmond is
only SIX miles. that there is good Shad and
Herring fishery, and that Wild Fowl are fire.
quenly procured. A small Grist- Mill, is at
tached to it on stream that runs through the
plan; alton
Also two thousand acres OF LAND, lying on
Fighting Greek, Powhatan County, two miles
from the Court House, which will be divided in.
to two or more lots to suit purchasers Thi.
land is well watered and calculated for the cul-
t,ire o' wheat, corn and tobacco.
For terms apply to the Subscriber residing in
Richmond, or William Berkeley, IN powhatan
WILLIAM RANDOLPH
June IS. w3m
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-09-15

THO NIL whom it may concern-RICHAKD
4 SMYTH, native OF ireland, departed this
life on the 18th OF June, 1869, witiou, leaving in
this State, in the United States, any rela-
ton by consanguinitv, and possessed OF some
Estate in Lands within this Common wealth, Of
which, az we'll rs Of the United States he had
long been Citizen. His intent was to give the
whole to the Subscriber, rs his Nuncupa,;ye
WIZ, now oil Hec"rd, will sufficiently prove but
The Subscriber hath been advised, that a VIII of
ihat kIad cannot effect conveyance of Lands,
how TAR socrer /, may prove the intent OF the Tes-
tator, and that the Lands late ofthe said Richard
SmNa do oi consequence, cscheat tn the com
monwealth, though contrary to his intent 0fbe
slowing them on citizen thereof For tina, rea
sou, the s,bscrhers',: Il request the General AS
sernby, At its ensuing session, by Petition, 10 car
rv the intent of the said Smyth into execution by
releasing the Interest of the CGmmonyye alt! il,
TIVE I.'nds whereof he possessed, or en-
titled TO within the same, to the Subscriber.
DAVID DO1LF.
August %. If
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-09-15

NEWMARKET FALL RACES.-The RAJ
~ ces for Fall 1909, will commence, on the
third Tuesday in October, (being the 18TH day
FIRST DAY--The great SWEEPSTAKES,
two mile beats-entrance 200 dollars, half for
felt: " Subscribers, and closed.
SECOND DAY-The .TOCKE1' CLUE
PURSE, of $50 dollars, Il mile beats: Money
warranted to be hung up before startng--Ss will
be added Ito make the purse more Interestingly sil
the subscribers that can be obtained to the lock.
ey Club list, from until the race is run.
THIRD DAY--THE PROPRIETOR'S
PURSE Of 200 dollars, warranted as heretofore,
TO be put up before starting.
FOURTH DAY--A HAWD1" CIR, under
the regulations established by the judges.
FIFTH DAY-A PURSE, worth one hun.
dred dollars, will berun for mile heats tiesbest
in S, for any horse, that never won race of .u.
perlor value entries or no race---the weights
TO be agreeable to NEWMARKET rules and the
entries to be made the evening preceding the day
of the race.
N. b. Toll will be collected at the Gates, as
HeFetolore ID. C..
Four wheel Carriage, 90
Two do. do. 5u
Man on horse, 50
Do. on foot, q
Good Accommodations for % or so gentlemen
as Boarders, will beprovided on moderate terms,
at New Market house.
BLANKS MOODY,
Proprietor and Treasurer Of the Course.
September 1. w4w
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u virtue of a deed of trust, from Richard
Young to the subscribers, bearing date the
9th day OF April, 1903, and recorded in the &c.
neral Court, for securing certain debt, therein
mentioned: Will BE- sold. to the highest bidder,
on the 29th September, next, before the Eagle.
Tavern, in the. city of Richmond, Cor so mucl,
thereof, as will be sufficient TO satisfy said debt,
with interest and costs,) the following valuable
PRoPERIT, vis. Lot No. l., with the Wharf at
tachcd thereto: No. 5, a water lot ; No 9, a lot
WIN the yellow house, back of wharf No. 1 No
10 back OF water lot No S No. is, part of lot
No l70, in the plan of the city of Richmond, &
No. 81, bought ofthe Executors of Francis Lew
is, AMI ON Bioody-Run street. The same being
the said Richard Young's part of property, stu.
aietl at Rockets, which he held jointly with
Pickett, Pollard and Johnstos, Z assigned to him
by deed OF partition, executed by the parties, on
the 18th March last.
The said sale viii be made agreeably to the d-
rectons in such cases, of Tie act of Assembly,
passed the 3lst day of january 1909, entitled
=" An act concerning executions and for other
purposes" EDWARD. 3OHNSTON,
JOHN FOX, Trustees.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-09-15

GEORGE ATT has jnw rseeived, and on rs
" FOR SHE, Siciiy, ylaaeira, and She,ry
ZINE. by the HID and r. ensk, G,er. lo8re,
orlc0aa .Speay b. The His.; Grr,na Ple.,.fas
Sinties by the piece or caser haV pint Glass Tam
hers in cases Of 1000 each, and Nesv 1s,k Soap e
Candles.
on HAND, Ifadei,n Zine, Orleans and Mas
cooa@O Sugars, Green Cofte, NoiGsScS, P,i7n:
Pck, Liverhoci ant Store Hare Souch7ng, Rp-
son. Sin, and Cuapo,vder Tea, Sbaui%h seFafs,
P0isins, At,nonds, Nmmess, Windo1o Glars,
Mems ( WomenS Shoes, qrhiti he will dispose
@ by svho!esaie reGsoaabie terms.
efuir % Sc
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-09-15
September S

I AND FOR SALE The SUBS riDer oilers
IL for sale that valuable estate on which he
formerly resided, lying James River, near
the Town of Warmnster, in the County of Nell
son, lately Amherst. This tract contains nearly
two thousand acres-The low grounds are Of
the most val.abie kind, and the highlands imroe-
diately adjacent thereto are very fertile and un-
commonly leve!--It might be dvded into two
plantations to advantage, or continued in one, az
might suit the owner. The houses are new and
amply sufficient for the comfortable accommc da-
ton OF family-A more minute description is
deemed unnecessary, as il is presumed tie pur-
chaser Will v'e,v--nd i"tlre for himself The
subscriber will only observe that the place is
very healthy, lies in fine neighborhood, and
commands, perhaps, as many advantages as any
other situation that is offered for sale in the state.
One fourth of the purchase money will be requi-
red on the first Of January, when possession
will be given; and the balance will be divided
into nine equal annual instaments, without any
charge OF interest if the principal be punctualiy
paid-A large crop of small grain will be sowrt
in good order, and the purchaser may be accom-.
modated with corn &c. sufficient for years
supply. Letters directed to Buckingham Court
House, or to Warminser, would he soon recei-
we'd and attended to- In my absence, my brother
Mr.. Joseph c. Csbell will shew the land to any
person DESTROYS to purchase.
WIN IT. CABELJ.
Septembcr l. If
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August %.

COMMITTED to the Jail of the county Of
~ MiddleseX, the 9th OF June last, negro
man, who calls himself HENRI FOX, and says
he was born free and raised in the town. of Nor
folk [: He is about thirty years Of age, five feet
seven or eight inches high, well proportioncti, nf
very dark compile xion, and marked in his lace,
very thick with pits OF the smal!-pox, aa,l 81,
when takenup, light coloured o,iNe Virginia
Cloth Coat, striped Virginia Cloth Wastoost.
and blue nankeen pantalonns, bna has with aim,
number OF other clothes As the sad Negro is
supposed To De runaway, the owner is request
ed to come forward, prove his property, pay char
ges and take him away, otherwise, he Wi! be
dealt with, IS the law directs.
TT: HEhLf, Sheriff # .lfidLleses courty.
August IL. wSn,T
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-09-15

ID UNAWAY from the Subscriber in Amherst
AN County, on the Oath Instant, my noted Wa
ter-man Robin, he is between 35 and 40 years OF
age, ofblack complexion, has very hollow cheeks,
owing to the loss of his upper, and jaw teeth, be
lynchburg to Richmond for many years, and has
numerous acquaintances and it is highly proba-
bic that he will be harbored by some Of them,
will give reward ut 10 dollars and pay all ex-
pcnces to any person that will bring the said
Fellow to me, otherwise will pay ) dollars for
putting him in the Jail of the County where he
may be taken up.
THOMAS MOORE.
August %. 1w
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-09-15
August %.

MANCHESTER ACADEMY-ln conse-
LSA quence of the intended renewal of r. John
Wood, to the city Of Richmond, on the 18th Sep.
TENDER next, the trustees on the, above Academy,
are DESTROYS OF engaging Teacher of the Ian
guaGes ard Mathematics. to supply The station
he now holds OnapPiication tothe Treasurer OF
the Academy, residing in Mancbester, the terms
will be made known to any gentleman of !;bera
education and moralsconeluct.
August 25. IF
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-09-15

NJ oTICE-The Copartnership Of NIcoison
~ and Heth having, dissolved by mutual con-
sent, on the 1st January last they now request
all those who have claims against the sad con-
cern, for transactions either at Manchester or
Richmond, to call at the Office ofNicoIson, Heth
and Co. for payment, aud all those indebted to
the SAID Concern are most earnestly requested to
discharge their respective balances /; OF, or be-
fore the 18th October next. As al, er that peri
cd without Discrimination their bonds and &C
counts will be putinto the hands oi AN Attorney
Tor coiiectiog.
dND2EtV NfGOLSON,
nADt"l HEI'H.
sent rnbcr s. Ay
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-09-15
MISCELLANEOUS.
1a. oesks LITTLE snAAnoex OF In.EANp

TRB CeESS LITTLE SHAMROCK OF IRELAND
The siloUisy beautiful verses ,,eye ,o-itten BY The
eete6yated comediein CHERRY, and SET to MAJ
SIC by the frn,o,ts Skieid--H has received no
small share II dtpiause from the bu6iic, since
ats introduction to Webster's Sans Souci, in PHI
fadelphid, by that ini,nia5ie and exquisite song
ster.
There's dear little plnt that grows in our isle,
Twas St. Patrick himself, sure that set it,
And the sun, on his labor, with pleasure did
smile,
And with dew from his eyes, often wet it.
Itthrives thro' the bog, thro' the brake, thro'
the mireland,
And he calls it the dear little Shamrock of
Ireland,
The sweet little Shamrock, the dear little
Shamrock,
The sweet little, green little, Shamrock of
Ireland
This dear little plant still grows in our land,
Fresh and fair as the daughters Of Erin,
Whose smiles can bewitch, whose eyes can COM
mand,
In each climate that each shall appcarin.
And shine thro' the bog, thro' the brake,
thro' the mreland,
Just like their own dear little Shamrock of
Ireland,
The sweet little Shamrock, &C..
This dear little plant that springs from our soil,
When its three little leaves are extended
Denotes from one staik, .ve together should toll,
And ourseives BY ou's eioes be betiienaed.
And still through the bog, thro' the brake,
thro' the mireiand,
From one root should branch like the Sham
rock of Ireland,
The Sweet little Shamrock, &c.
The dear little plant that Shoots from our earth,
Let the hard hand of Industry nourish,
And love IN each hedrt find itr'opn rpa-nr 6i-th,
While peace, 10y and plenty shall flourish,
And bloom through the bog, tI,ro' the brake,
thro' the mireand,
Just like our own, your dear little Shamrock
OF Ireland,
Your own little Shamrock, your dear little
Shamrock,
Oh, blessings attend on the sweet litte, green
little Shamrock of Ireland
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-09-15
NALUARLE LANDS FOR sALE.-The

VALUABLE LANDS FOR SALE-The
Subscribers wisl, TO dispose Of that valua-
bic tract of LAND called FoRT LEWIS, living
in the Counties OF Rottetourt and Montgomery.
and containing about $500 acres. They also
wish to sell $3.50 acres OF Land lying in the
County OF Fluvanna, on the south side of the
Rivanna river, extending from Col. Cary's line,
down the river, to within about pi!e of Co
lumbia.
This last mentioned Land, being in five dis
tnct tracts, will be sold separately or together,
as may best suit any person DESTROYS of p,lrchas-
ing. One-fourth OF the amount being paid in
hand, any reasonable credit will be given for the
balance.
GIBSON &c JEFFERSON.
Richmond, July %. If
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-09-15
NHR. ANDERsoN's acADEMY, FOR

MIR. ANDERSONs rCADEMY, FOR
ISA FFiTdLE EDUC11ION, Lyuchburg,
Vrginia-M Mr.. A. infiDrs tie friends OF his m
sttulion, that il is pow established in one of the
most healthy, cornmodious, and beautiful SITUATE
ons of the upper country deslrably removed
from The intrusion of dissipation, and sufficiently
accessible 10 acreept'c and improving society,"
The residence of Mrs. Camp, (sister Of Mr.. II.
and for eight years the maternal guardian of the
young ladies', attending his Instruction. is on a
fine hull Immediately above the town, and III
charming neighborhoud situation admirably
we'll adapted TO the pursuit Of literary and gene
RAJ improvement.
TER@s OF BOARDING AND TUITIoNs
For pupils under 9 years of age K 30 per annurR.
From 9 10 l2years ~ do.
Over IL Years 50 do.
The second annual course will commence ON
The 1lth September, and young ladies' from tue
pwet counties, vino, on account Of the heatll,-
ut t.c situation, my desire earlier adu issi-
"r viii be immediately received.
Septemtcr 5. sv