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Joieph II. Vaudeville,

airs fer safe the foilo1"Mg articles,
7uhohrS0Le or retais.
5000 bush. Ltsbon ana Liverpool Salt
,aAo, lbs Green Coffee, III barrels and bags
$40. Goshen Cheese, of excellent qua
H. III casks ,,
1903 New England do. do
goo bbis. of Hsrrings, ohad and M:ckare
50 tons Plaster Paris
90 ba!cs prime Upland CeDrgi, Cotton
% hhds. Jamaica, Antigua and Oema-
.rara Rum
& pipes French and ditto Brandy
I, hhds. Muscoyado Sugar
50 hMl do. do.diiEercnt q lalitle'
hhls. Copperas
CunpowdeI,
Imperial,
1 i5sos Tyson, TEAS
aud
Nvson Skin,
5 I;:sse, ~, WINES,
Catalonia
Holland an Country Gin $500
New England Rum in hhds and bbls.
Peacs md Apple brandy in bh!s.
Martinique Cortlials, in Boxes
Loaf md Lump Sugar, Havannah Hon
per g~llon. figblue,
MnNss:s in hads. Spanish Flotans Indigo,
Spanish Cigars, Butter
lIarris's and Taylor's manufactured To-
tn:c1 in kegs
Gurpowtcr and Shot Of different Sizes
Cinnamon, Nutmegs, Pepper, pimen'o'
Chocolate Nos. aud S, Mould and Dlpt Sah-
dies,
Malaga Raisins in boxes,
pprs il boxes, 8 gross each,
AInph.m box's, tsmlton's CARROTS and
I.,ipcr's Stuff In bottles,
London and philadelphia Mus'a:d,
Writing and Wrapping Paper
EcA Cords. Leading Lines, &c.
ALSO, .... ...r
A constant supply oiwArEn CRACKERS ana
host supsnTIss ILoUn, by retail, and
20 hhds. Of Maryland and Virginia to'as-
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Sales at Vsndus.
ON every Tuesday and Friday,
-. WILL BE SOLD
A the vendae Store, corner OF Prinee and
- --., Water streets.
Esrist, Of Dr., Goods, cressrss', &c.
Particulars Of which will be expressed in
,bs Bills of the day-Ail kinds of goods
which are on limitation and the prices OF
,vb;ch are established, can at any time be
viewsd and purchased at the lowest limltatioa
ans prices.
p G.. Nisrsteiler, v. n.
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to Intending to remove to
the town Of Alexandria Iwishto sell q lease
OF 3 years of Se6astia. St,ing Tavern, with
IS acres thereto belonging. Any person in-
clieed te purchase will meet with bargain
and may be supplied with q number OF art'--
tles suitable to Tavern keeping. -.
-. ..... A. Undo.
January %. d
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VALUABLE PROPERTY
FOL s A l. T., ...r

VALUABLE PROPERTY
FOR s A l. u.
A three story BRICK WARE
HOUSE a, the corner Of Union and Prince.
streets ; % fee, front upon Prince, and -
feet I inches frors upon union.strsst. Oc'
cupied by Jonathansnd David Rois.
A HOUSE and LOT occupi-
cd by Jacob Leap this Lot fronts - feet :
inches on Union.street, and % fsess inehes
on 20 feet alley II will b sold alsogethsss
or divided % may best suit purchasers. :.
A vacant LOT binding Oh
Duke. Patrick, and WoIi.streets, being tSnss
fourth of square.
For terms apply to -
! - John Ianrey..
lmoi 10: Nak
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Public Sale.

TrNDER the authority Of . deed OF trust.
~ from VIM. I. Hall, the subserile Will
offer at public sale, for cash, on tho setn Gay
Of the presens month, alto O'Clock IN the
forenoon, at the dwelling house OF the sal.
VIM. I. Hall, a valuable negro womsn'
boy, and a variety ofar,ieles OF household and
kitchen furniture.
Colin Aud, 7ryeee,
Feb. -:
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A GREAT BARGAIN.

THE subscriber wishing to remove to the
western country, win sell the FARM on
which he resides in Fairfax county, miles
from Alexandria, 9 from George Town fer
~, and about the same from the Potomac
bridge crossing to the city of Washington
in a healthy, agreeable neighbnrhood, con-
tanning about 47o acres, on which, is conxe-
nient dwelling house, large enough for gen.
teel family, together with all the outhouses
suitable, all new or nearly so an orchard OF
apple trees of selected fruit, together with
d..crens other fruit :rees, proportion ofim-
proved meadow for the scythe, arh large
portion more may easily be made. Any per-
son inclined TO purchase may know the terms
by application to MIR. john DuLIS, adjoining
the said farm, or the subscriber on tho pro-
misses.
E. Dulin.
Iune2. utl'
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LANDING,
From sloot Ranger, cahE CamtbeH, from New.
buryhor., and for sale By
Lawrason g Fowle,
90 Barrels N. E. Rum,
: B Bsr1. Mu'eovado Sugar.
10 Hhds. New Orleans Molasses, of su-
perior quality,
81 Boxes Mould Candles,
4 quality of Grass Rope.
February 20.
Four ton Of american Patent Shot,
Just received from the Mandatory.
ALSO FOR SALE,
$4,000 h. Prime Green Coffee,
20 or. casks Sherry Wine,
IS chests imperial, Young Hyson, and
Hyson Teas, Of prime quality, &c. &c.
John Roberts.
Feb. 20.
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FRESH. :FlRUiT,,
FRESH FRUIT &. s
The snsseri4er has :us. received snAd ERE ~,
5.es sale, rs Z. - &
Malaga Raifins 10 kees,
.Mufcatel and Bloom RaiGns.
in'bOXcS.s s'rs ~ ssg q. A.
p. aLS0, l & IL
rs bags and IL barrels Coffee.
James Patton.

Charles Slaae g 7hoS. Gr,mjhau.
11AVING entered into partnership in ths
III ROPE. MAKING BUSINESS, oief
for sale, at their store on Merchants wharfs
a ren eral assertme t Of CORpAGE and
SHIP.CnANDi.E cry, at,whch Pluce, or q
their rope-walk, they will receive orders Tor
any description Of Cordage warranted 20 %
made out Of the bsst materials 1ano manusaC.
tured in such manner a. Will bcsr tho I'M
spection Of the best judges. ~
FORM B. A liberal price will be always given.
HEMP ofthe best quality ~ !.
November -. e8s' "a n,
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ROSE Hill TO SHE.

This healthy, beau,ifulIand well improves
SEAT is now offered for sale. -E - ~,
It contains 900 acres, 80 Of which are ~
wood. No land is better adapted 70 the use OF
Plaster OF Paris, and there is some very valp'-'
able meadow land uponit. - 80
For terms apply to w. H, Foot,, esq, upon
the premises, Or to the subscriber IN Charles
county, Maryland. re.
Benjamin Dulany, Jun,
September Ia. -
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By CEoRon WArTERsroN, ESQ.
Or WASHINGTON CITY,
Authsr ofthe Lawyer and Child gf Feeling.

The celebrity of this authors CLAW
YER" and CHILD OF FEELING" in
duced the publishers to engage in this work,
and withou: detracting from the merits of the
former, feel themselves justified in stating
that his GLENCARN IS superior to either
It's submitted without further recommends
ton, with a wish, that the American review
ers may give further encouragement to this
young gentleman endeavors to entertain in
s,ruct and moralize his fellow citizens, in a
way seemingly well calculated to attract then
attention.
Feb s.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-01-27
Johnson AND REAr

JEWELLERS g ShIyIyS /:
q. / the crescent sign, opposite the Eagle Ia
- veTn-Have just received an additional sup
ply ri AarIcLEs IN their line, (which with their
former stock VIII render their assortment very
completely consisting Of
Pear! E&r-ningg, Ear Rings s. Drops, Breast.
Pins. Bracelets and Fing.r Rings.
Jet Breast Pins, Bracelets, Ear-Rings & Neck
sccs, tortoise shell Combs oil the most approved
patterns, gold Watch CHAINS, Seals and Keys of
the latest patterns, Ear Rings, Finger Kings.
Breastpins, Bracelets, Buttons, Lockets and
Miniature Settings.
Silver Tea Pots, Coffee Pots, Sugar Dishes,
Slop Bowls, Cream Pots, Cauns and Gobie,ts
Table, desert. tea and salt Spoons, soup, ,olidy,
cream and mustard Ladies, Salt Stands, rhiU,
pes, Coral & Bells, Tea Tongs & Pencil Cases,
silver mounted DTks, Swords ana Snuff Boxes
Plated Casters of various prices, Candlesticks,
Fruit Baskets, Tea-pots, Sugar Dishes, Cream
Pots, Salts, ands, Table Spoons and Tea Tsngs
Block tin Tea Pots and Tea Cadas, together
with sundry other articles too tedious to e,lurae
rate here. all of which they offer on moderate
terms. Orders for work strictly attended to -
The highest price given for old silver and gold
December z eTtf
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-01-27

LIMOS ALLEI, rom New York, most re
= pectithiy informs the Ladies of Richmoad
and IT. vicinity, That he Is just establishing La
dies SHOE MASurAcroRY a few dnnrs below
the Bell Tavern and next door to S. Pleasants's
Book Store II. has on hand an elcgan, assert.
ment of KID and Morocco SKIh S, green, led,
black, White, tea and buff Ali of the most i;,ai,
enable colours.
n. l.. Those ladies who would wish, to have
their shoes made in the most fashion Isle mode.
will please to call above. Al orders will b.
thankfully received aud Immediately attended Ia
Ten or twelve women SHOE binders viii me ct
with employment by applying AT the above place.
January i3. 9,y
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body ofthe company's officers upon this es,ab.
lishment, and highly improbable at least that I
should have been consulted UPON them. but from
this seat OF truth well Of justice. tsSe ,ii>
oppDrtooity ct declaring that OF the occasion and
grounds of them know as much AND not more
than the least informed amoug yourselves But,
thOus. tits notfur me to defend measures, there
are principles which it is my province to incui-
particular prej,dces, can YOU gentlemen, posi-
bly, at this moment render more important s. :.
vice To your country. h'n, by adopting and
forcing them, 10 contribute TO brins back the
deludt' to their duty, and restore to THIS distract
ed portion of the empire, something like union
and security.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-01-27

Il VALUABLE WATER LOT.-The Sub.
a scriber Oilers for sale, that vgIGabe water
lot on James River, Containing 100 lvet in from,
IT being tbe same lot on which Cept Hall, built
ti'e new brig at Rockets, and adjoius the Coal
Yard, Lately occupied by Messrs Nicholson and
Hcth the terms Of sale viii be made known by
aspiration 60 the subscriber, lyiug near Rich
mond, or Richardson Taylor living in tie CITY,
who will skew the properly to any one disposed
to purchase.
JOHN S. STUBS, senr.
January H.. w5y
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7 oST--On Friday the 12sh of this month, be-
IL tween the City End Race Ground, going the
nesr way, large Scotch Pebble Seal mounted
with gold, and with T cut in a cypher on the
base. gold ring was attached to the loop of
the Seal, Ivy which it was suspended. liberal
re ward will be gwen for its recovery Apply to
Tie Printer
January IS St
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From the Baltimore American.

The following conclusion of charge to the
grand Jury at Calcutta betrays the fears of the
English government in India upon the subject of
revolution. The officers in the India. Compgny's
service, are men of skill and what they project,
the natives will execute, strong jealousy exists
formerly in this country, with the provincials-
Similar causes produce similar effects
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-01-27
FIFTY DOLLIRS RKWARD
August 4

u AN-AW AY, IJont he 5aGStiber, in he city
Ia II Richmoni, M tie 20M If O,-o5cr last, a
Negro MIN ndmed BILLI; Snbbosed 10 be aboas
fve feet nine ten inches hgh; smut speH auaae,
a HnEe t,7o.ieGea, has n IuH Iace /; abou ,7gentg
teDST ogr was pWchascd II Crps Curtis Of
ho,faaD,beridHd Coaatyj gus fGisca in LancaSser
Copatg, on me Cntifonon pll,afaGoa b. Mr.. CU-
Ter he is eafic byfhe negyocs ef that place, 7Vdi
ingfna BiIiy he is 7oeH ac7painted 1t Shiy(ey, or
James RIUcr, seie;eH sAttLs he Is tykiHg at this
HUIe.
! vii .7iue tte Gbove tg7ca,d Il sscwcd IL iH!
ia fhr Eiy AZ RicL,H. I'd, or si,sfy d,ilas i atca-
red IL nny Jill is,ie stair 81 Vi,.ie, End ia,,,-
n1ioa green Z, 3osefh GHyfcy, Of Ri.itsora, o,'
JeiW Hum, N LnI,.0HesviHr
Js1l. VIM. r.
Ocfobtr 27. SgDn
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NEW OXFORD AcADEMY.-The sub.

NEW OXFORD ACADEMY.-Thes sub.
y scriber wishes to employ, and will paw a
liberal price to man capable of teaching the
Latin, Greek. French s English Languages, to.
gether Hith Geography, &c and who shall come
well recommended AS proper person to take
charge OF the New Oxford Academy, lately e.
rected near the Half way House between Rich.
mond and Petersburg, on the main stage road
where he conem7latcs to receive thirty boys on
~, who may be boarded at 8 80 per annum Eek
elusive OF bedding and wash,Eg, which must be
furnished, or will occasion an additional charge)
and may be instructed IN all or any of the above
angu ases, at s so per ann'un, payable quarterly,
DIT not an Gdvance The situation of this Acada-
my IS high and healthy, and combines as many
advantages any other in this stste-The sub
scriber pledges himself that great and uncommon
attention snail he paid 10 the morals and nstruc-
ton OF those win may be sent to this Academy,
and httters himself with hope, that il will be q
useful and Rnurishing estabishnent-As soon az
a Teacher can be procured, qualified in all res
poets TO manage the Seminary the public shall
receive due notice ofthe day on-which this school
viii comnencs.
R!CH'D. GREGORY.
Jariu,v g.. w3wg
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VIE Subscriber offers ron SALE the PLAN
Triton wherein he now resides, near
Nottoway courthouse, containing sos acres, on
winch are good improvements Of almost every
kind in excellent order
Also, 800 acres, by an old survey, on the wa.
ters OF Little Noitoway river, about or 10 miles
from the courthouse, one half Of which is un
cleared and covered with excellent timber of
almost every description, and the plantation in
good order for cropping
ROBERT FITZGERALD.
December IS U6uq
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PROPERTY FOR ssAn-

NJ ALUABLE PROPERTY FOR S.1LG-
In pursuance of decree of the Circuit
Court of the United States, in the Virginia Dis
trict. pronounced at the last session OF that court
in the suits there depending between VIM Kunl,sl!
& Co. plaintiffs, against Thomas M. Deane and
others, defendants and between Serbia Scrophal
and Stsrman, plaintiffs, and ,ae same defendants
VIII be exposed to sale, at auction, at Cara, in
the county of Cumberland, on Thursday the 18th
of February next, that valuable MERCHANT
MILL usually called the Cara l,l;Hs-Tobacco
Warehouse, TaverR, and other Let's of Ground
at that piece-Also, all the Lands at or near Ga.
ira, Consisting OF 1000 acres and upwards
winch belonged to James DeaRe, Thomas NJ
Deane & Francis B Desne to either of them,
on the goth day OF March, 1801-Terins oi.
saie--Ien per cent on the amount of the pur
chsscs to be paid in cash (; a credit of one, two
and three years for the residue of the purchase
money, ~ bear interest from tie day OF sale,
t.~ purchaser or purchasers giving bo..t,a with
security, to be approved by the ur,der.igacCi COM
mi,sioners, The one that may act, and also ex.
ecut'ng a iced of trust upon the properly SO
purchased for securing tiIe payment thereof a.
tn periods aforessid.
p eyiol-S 20 The day Of sale the Land will be
divioca into coayenisIits's 10 sat purchasers.
G. CDPBAED. } Los;l,nissi
w. c. WILLIAMS, e;lrrs
Dec~raLar so ends
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IN OF Josiah Wright, deceased, are requested
TO come forward and pay their respective &C
counts to the saoscriber-Those having claims
against the estate requested 10 bring forward
their accounts properly authenticated, to
ABRAHAM DOUGLASS, Ad,p'r.
January d 10,
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READY M.4DE CLOTHES

ZEN DOLLARS REWARD stolen from
a my stable on the night of the 1914 instant.
a SORREL HORSE. He mad on MS forehead
star and snip; & bob tai his left bind foot
white TO the footlock The sight of one of his
eyes IS also impaired il may not be amiss To-
state, tina. it is the same horse have been in
the habit of riding some years in this CITY,
JAMES GREENHOW.
Richmond, January % If
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-01-27

T. HEESE, HATS. SALT-PErRE. GUN
" POWDER--A consignment Of Colo.nsS
Cheese of superior quslity, in casks and boxes,
Just received.
large and general assortment ofgentiemen's
Sifk Bearer and Fur HATS.
English refined SAIL, PrrRE,
and FF glazed and rough GuN-Powprn.
FOR SALE, BY
d. j. BURR.
December l. 2aw9n
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4 LAS v. LACHAIZE, TAYLOR.-Res-
II pec,fiilly informs the Ladies and Gentle
men of Richmond and its vicinity. that he has
commenced business in the house mex. to Mr..
Nelson's store, main street, where he hopes, by
assidu'ty and attention TO all commands, to me.
rit share of public patronage.
- All orders executed after the newest and
neatest fashions.
January Is 2aw4w
N. B Three or four good Workmen wanted,
TO whom the highest wages will be given. APP
ply rs above.
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nj OTICE-The Copartnership of Fitzgerald
" and Vaughan will dissolve by laut,I con
sent on the 3ist day Of December ensuing-Ali
persons having claims are desired TO cali for pay.
ment, and those indebted by bond, note or open
account, are most earnestly solicited to discharge
the same, as circumstances render it absolutely
and iDdispensaby necessary that all the transac
tons of the concern be lquidated with as little
delay as possible.
Those persons yet indebted to the old concern
of Henderson and Fitzgerald, are also desired TO
discharge thsir respective balances Immediately,
as longer indulgence canrot be given.
'1A6dES HENDERSON,
ROBERT' FIJZG ERALD,
ISA VAUGHfN
Nottoway County, Nov IS, dec. 49, 1909.
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Il PEPlCOLhS respectfully Informs the
40 Citizens of Richmond. that ne intends
teaching Drawing and Painting. being prepared
for The recep;ion of Scholars at his residence on
Shockpe Hi.
He viii alsotake prof!es on large scale, anc
Likrncsses in Miniature.
January Is 1swswg
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4 PPLICATION will be made to the Prcsi.
A dent and Directors of the Bank of Virgil.
MIA to renew certificates OF stock Nos 2809 and
SOLO standing in my name on the books OF the
Bank.
G. NEWTON.
January q 2aw6wN
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: HE Subscribers having connected them
( selves in the AUG gION BUSINESS
Oiier their services to the Public, AT their Auct.
en- Room, opposite the Bel, Tavern. 10 carry on
A RETAIL MIG n 4 AUCTION
A.5o to sell IN the day all kinds Of Goods,
Wires and Merchaudz", Lands, Houses and
Lots, Horses, Negroes; &c. or any other kind
o' Property which may be intras,ed with them
Tary Will ai"ays coasidhr il their duty at all
times, faithfully % chss y the interest of those
who may honor ihem WI - n confidence.
STILL & BROOKE.
IScsWaei Sjt Iaw6w
N. 3, BARrLETT Still. indiydually%wiil
transact business, as Tobacco Broker and
COMMISSION Merch',at, 20 bay and sell al kinds
OF County produce; Also b enk Stock, Notes,
sc
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.Hr almost UNPARALLELED instance Of terse
.pe,ing Bravery.

-peTfHS bravery.
:, Capt. Frazer Smith, late master of ship
Neptune. of Greennock, (Scot) wrote his
owners from Lima, in April last that while
On the coast OF Peru, he first encountered a
French privateer for hours, and beat her
off :. That few weeks after, the same pri
vateer, with ship she had captured, made
an attackon his ship, and after several hours
OF hard fighting drove them both off. but had
suffered greatly in his rigging, &c. &c -
That few days after another prcascer,
mounting 20 guns, and ITO men, attacked
his ship in the night, when he fought her
three hours, and drove her eff, she returned
to the second attack at day light, and the
obstinate and unesuai contest was continued
with little or no remission from Monday TO
Thursday; when his ships ammunition was
entirely expended; & being exhausted from
fatigue and want of food, (not having Time
to spare to eat or drink his ship surrender
ed, complete wreck, literally Knocked 10
pieces, the maintopniast and mainyard shot
away, his sails CUT to rags. and not a single
shroud lett standing! Capt. S lost his mate
and of his crew, killed; and himself and 9
OF his crew wounded.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-01-27

I AND FOR SAFE THAT valuable Tract of
IL LIND laying N Am, county, common
+ known ny Tho name Of Gord9n's Quarter, situ-
ated near the tobacco row mountain, containing
eieyc n hundred acres, is now offered for sale on
liberal terms The qualify of tins land is said to
De equal to any tract III that county.
The terms viii be known by making applica-
ton 10 either of the subscribers in Petersburg,
or to M. Samuel Irwin of Lynchburgh, who will
shew the premises give such description of
hem Is will satisfy ANY person desirous of pur-
chasing
JOIN MI DER,
JDKN BELL.
Petersburg, January A vSm
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supersede, in q great degree, the use Of wag-
gons, each Of which requires from eight or ten
to sixteen or eighteen bailocks to drag them o.
yer the sandy or stony reads, in the vicinity Of
the Cape" From this account it appears, that
the travellers bad proceeded in a diagonal line,
and in north easterly direction, from $40 S, lat,
and $50 E long. Cthe situation OF the Cape } to
$40 S. lat and go e. loug that is, 100 to the
northwara, and 50 to the eastward ; and that us
Mozambique is situated in 400 E long and / 50
lat they had still to 90 oflst. and l3e
oflong. so that their journey was not then nearly
half completed.
On the 10th Of April last. the first stone Of
new town, which is to be called Kingston in At
irica, was laid by the governor of Sierra Leone,
on the banks of stream, denomnated Hog.
Brook. The situation, about five miles directly
inland, appears to be favorable, account of the
quality of the soil in it's neighborhood, and also
IN regard to water, being AN angle formed by The
largest stream Of fresh water known 20 exist.
within the colony. a number of natives emplo,
ed upon the new road, which has been already
cut to this place, having bull, houses, and collect
ed qusntty Of live stock, at the foot Oh Leices.
ter Mountain, about half way between the old
and new settlements; they have hcen enooursg-
ed to settle in this position, and the place has
ceWed the name of Leicester Some progress
has also been made here in tie establishment OF
school of cadets, in which it is proposed TO ed
ucate number of African boys who may here
after form the officers of an African army. A
barrack in Fort Thornton has been appropriated
to the use of these cadets and IN addition to- one
of the schoolmasters sent out by the British Cav
eminent, IN experienced SERGEANT of the African
corps has been appointed 10 superintend them.
he haven of this settlement is undergoing con-
siderable alteration, aud it is expected, that it
will be found practicable to extend it to .Our
times its original size.
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hTOFlCE.-By grtue of "a deed oftrust execut-
~ ed to me by Fracis Vaughan, for the purpose
of securing the .yment Of debts therein men
toned. due TO William White win he exposed
to sale to the highest bidder, in Jamestown, on
the 18th day Of February next, the Tract Of
LAND wherein the said Vaughan resides, lying
III Cnm"erand county, near Jamestown, and
containing upwards of two hundred acres, and
adjoining Tive i:nds of JOS ID Lee, Jos. X. Roy
all, WIN Corley and The subscriber.
TSCiIARNER WOODSON.
Cumberland County, Jan IL. w4wT
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-01-27

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