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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-04-21
FOREIGN ARTICLES.

We received but few addltlonal afuaSs
of foreign news by yesterdy's Bes'ou mail:
The latest news. from. Cadiz is by way OF
Lendon. The latter end Of February says
anEuslish paper of .he'1a,h uls. the 'itua,
ton Of Cadiz was favorable for state OF
seige-and such is the information of Csps.
Newman, arrived at this port. They have
10000 barrels OF Apur; Il. 1908 regular
and 5000 irregular troops in the city, un'
der the command of. the Duke OF Aiou.
aurque, 1000 Of whom are British, who
arrived FEB r.. The whole population y
abou, 100000 souls. With the assis.ssles
offhs English at sea Cadiz cannot be taken.
Captain Newman says, that thsfor.ihca'
.ions.which the French throw up q, night,
arc regularly demolished the next day by
the Spanish gun.boass, &c. and many OF
the French troops killed.
Il was expected in England, that Sir
Sidney Smith was going to- Portugal with
troops. :.
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-. 4 NH ITO N. sss
1.-THE snbscribSs continpes 10 teseh IN
French Lqnsssge q Ns rssiaSqsH ~
mel, of: Prince and Royal streets sf3ee -.
gentlemen, will be visited a. Il thtjE aacss-
Of abode at such hours a thsymay pAiat,:s
Terns of tuition zuay 10 knows III spplyine
TO him.
John ETiSnst
NIB The French trsnslated ihS. Ensli1e
the Engliah iete French. !5t
april 49,, :, 4, q q Z,
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CongrsG Of tie United States.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
THyRsDANsA pril ~. r..
..... leoseluDrD.]

[7akenfor the alexandria Gasstte']
The commercial intercourse bill was pas
sed--Ayes 81, noes 20, and the house
adjourned. -.
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NO III EEs

THE eiizeps.o or AlexSndsia ~
j I 80 make out = .lht Of d.
the street:it i situated tpee; tqi
account Of their tssshJe pfQpjsSSX
Of all male sythablss sxtejk MI
wards, oil their hprses ~ 6tfsiIs
draysr two wheel carriages, Inn jNSsS
ages, male and fsmals dog issAA
same - KS q 7. 81
Richard Lewis ;orf I! !!
George 'corTysl
.assesssyss y;
April 4. CON-
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FOR RENT.

srsHE DWELLING HovSEsiasMsch
i nox; reside, at, the sornerM Fariaz
md Queen street.-The Ware susc a.ast
Of the .sen ement shall retain the nee Oh
To good tsnart 1t win be les q avery mo-
.derate rent. Possession may b; hs6 = I've ~
or three weeks. s :, =, -
.Cuthbert Powell.
Aprii,s. S., q. 8 IN ,les $, ]
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aIeranDrts DsfIp 6sssffe.
s-sse~.- - rs
Is SATURDAY, APRIL q.
MARRIED, on Thursday evening" lass
by the Reverend Mr. Robbins, Mr.. Robert
Hunter, to Miss Uniee Harley, OF this
town. SIX, - -

. ~.F- /. = . - -.
y Socially ahhearances-We state AZ tact,
that gentleman in this city has received q
etter from Mr.: Snort, 1.-THE gentleman whom
MIR. jefferson and Mr. Madison nominated a.
minister to ST. Petersburgh, and who was re-
jeeted by the Senate) who has lately arrived
in Loudon from Paris, which contains the
following expressions in substance
- Fam now here, having thosssts 1t isrnde"e
to haue France while eonveniens, for the nse
is a,,hrsschin & shen it win be very d!osesIs for
.Ansnirans to deharf from France"
. .>. - ~ (Freeman's Joxrnal}
s.-7.:. New York, Apra IT,.
Latest from Cadiz.--Captain Burrows,
who arrived here yesterday, sailrd from
Cadiz on the ed uls. He Informs the edi'
tors of this Gazette, that previous TO his
sailing, the merchants and others. who on
the first approach o. the French had put
their property on board the shipping, had
landed it again, as they considered CadH
perfectly .safe..-They had plenty OF provi'
sions for six months, and more daily arriy-
ing, and what is of still more Importance.
they have discovered a new source OF We
ter, on the Peninsula, which afforded
plentiful supply. The English still held
fort on the opposite shors, which had been
rebuilt, and occupied by the French, but
was taken by English sroops-Joe Bona
parte was with the French army. the num-
Der of whose troops was not known.
The force at Cadiz, says Captain B con.
sisted Of one thousand Ave hundred Eng.
4soo Portuguese, & $1,000 Spanish troops;
7 Spanish ships 81 thu line. 1 Portuguese,
and Number OF British men of war, gun.
boats, &c. ..- .. e, Il
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70 Printing ia III id: bF.nch-
Is. neatly s1sfs e lsssl
fec 81 -. /. e
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Efss nter 81 Che 5 ! M i ~
scompanys teea asqe4 : y ss - 10. q ~!
.of.Shefss % ssla = a q & w ~
j 6o, spdsi t-lpss 81 IS =
iti6cases we're it,. - sns s.aashs
,of .Dssd sssrs 3 s 81 q 3 . S. 6 6
April al. S 81 Il &
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The Dyer's AssistsA
IL Just yreiSed and ter aass Sys swss sel.
'aedy, sen. ~ {
: \, (ylIcS ONE DoLlAA.j ~
Il w 8 70,

Mrs. sFulhame's Essay on cls,
bu.,ion. With ,iewse ,tsasS 49,
and Painting: =, si,:
April 10. ~ ~ 81. .au$x
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HfLIcoLAsp, FEB. e.

~ HfLIcoLAND, Ftb. -.
The Danish troops few days ago, be-
gan to form numerous gordon OF troops,
from the mouth of the river Eibe 40 tag %
.Kiel. with what desig's is not known: The
for,resses along that Gordon have also beeli
put in yespsessble state Of defence, aud
sappiied WITH . ngmezasa artillery.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-01-23
n ALuABLE PROPERTY roR SALn-

" ALUABLE PROPERTY FoR SALE
In pursuance of decree of the Circuit
Court of the United States, in the Virginia Dis
trct pronounced at the last session Of that court
in the suits there depending between VIM Kunk,ll
* Co. plaintiffs, against Thomas M Deane and
others, defendants, and between Serbia Scropi,al
and Starman, plaintiffs, and the same defend .nts
Wilde exposed to sale, at auction, at Cara, in
ths county of Cumberland, on Thursday the 18th
of February next, that valuable MERCHANT
MILL usually called the Cara MiNs-robacco
Warehouse, TaverR, and oiner Lots of Ground
at that place--Also, all the Lands at OF near Ca
ira, Consisting of 1000 acres and upwards
which belonged to James Deane, Thomas nj
Deane & Francis B. Deane or to either of them,
on the 20th day Of March, lS01.-Terms OF
sa!e-Ten per cent on the amount of the pur
chases to be paid in cash credit of one, two
aad three years for the residue of the purchase
money, 20 bear interest from the day of sale,
the purchaser or purchasers giving bonds with
security. to be approved by the undersigned com.
mssioners, or the one that may act. and also ex-
ecuting decd of trust upon the property so
purchased, for securing the payment thereof at
the periods aforesaid.
Previous 20 the day of sale the Land will be
divided into convenient lots to suit purchasers.
COPELAND, Con,missi.
w. C. WILLIAMS, oners
December 80 ep,ds
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CBY AUTHORITY
AN ACT

10 'evipe ana continue farce for a further f;,.sc
the FIRST section 81 the act entitled Is DIV ace fur.
therto P'o'ect the commerce ard seafs<n of the
United States, ogdinst the Bar6ary powers"
DE IL enacted BY the Senate ard House of Re
- preventative, Of the Ua;tel States of srreriea,
IN Congress assembled, That 30 much of the act
PASSED on the twenty fifth day of March, one
thousand eight hundred and four, entitled " An
act further to protect the commerce snd seamen
of the United States against the Bsrbsry pow
ers," as is contained in the FIRST section of the
said act, (and which wa. revived and continued
in force, for the time therein mentioned, by ali
act, entitled " An act to revive and continue in
force, for further time, the first section of the
act, entitled An actfurther to protect The com
merce and seamen ofthe United States, against
the Barbary powers" passed the tenth day of
January, one thousand eight hundred and nine, J.
be, and the same hereby is revived and continued
in force until tn. fourth day Of March, ore thou
sand eight hundred and eleven Provided ho1re-
yer, That the additional duty laid by The said sec.
ton shall be collected on all such goods, wares
and merchandise, liable to pay the same, as
shall have been imported previous TO that day.
j. B. VARNUM,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives..
GEORGE CLINTON,
Fice -P,esident Of tte United STATES,
and President Of the Senate
January IL, 1910.
APPROVED,
JAMES MADISON.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-01-23

N CHANCERY-ln Chesterfield County
Z Court, Novemb,' 18th, 1909.
Thomas Smith, Plaintiff, VS.. Stephen Elam
and Judith BASS, Defentaats
This day came the plaintiff by James Robert
son. jr esquire, his attorney, and it appearing to
The satisfaction Of the court, that the defendant
Liam is not AN iniabitant OF this commonwealth h,
1t IS ordered, that the SAID Exam do enter his APP
pcarance in this suit on or, before the second
Monday in January next and give security for
performing such decree the court may here.
after make in the premises 1t is further order
ed, thst the defendant Bass, oat of the effects in
her hands belonging TO the defendant Elan, 90
retain sufficient to satisfy 10 the plaintiff the sum
OF * 6s Cd with six per cont interest thereon
from the S,h day of January 1907, until paid, and
5 80 cts. costs. and also the costs Of this suit,
and that copy Of this order be published in some
newspaper in the city of Richmond for two months
SUCCESSFULLY, and at the from. door of tile court
house of this county.
A Copy. Teste,
P. PoIMDExTER, n. c.
December 16 Wv
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-01-23
January 4.

NHE Subscribers having connectro t,eu
selves in the AUCTION BUSINESS
oiier their services to the Public, at their Auc,i
on Room, opposite the Bell-Tavern. to carry on
a RETAIL NIGHT AUCTION
Also to sell in the day all kinds of Goods.
Wares and Merchandise, Lands, Houses and
Lots, iiorscs, Negroes, &c. or any other kind
OF Property which may be intrusted with them
They viii always consider ii their duty at all
lmes, faithfully to observe the interest Of those
who may honor them with their confidence.
STILL & BROOKE.
,,EUS'noeI %oI' 1awGw
n. 3. BARTLETT STILL indiyiduslIv will
transact business. as Tobacco Broker and
Commission Merchant, TO buy and sell ali ki,ds
ct Country produce; Also Bank Stock. Notea.
&c '"'SO'
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JOHNSON AND REAT.

JEWELLERS tJ SILVER SMITHS !:
* 4 the crescent SIGN, opposite the Esgle-TTa-
4 n yern-Havc just received an additional sup
ply OF ARTICLES in their line, (Which vita their
former stock viii render ,iIeir assortment very
conPiete) consisting Of
Pearl Ear Rings, Ear-Rings e. Drops, Breast
Pins, Bracelets and Finger Kings.
Jet Breast Pins, Bracelets, Esr- Rings & Heck
faces, tortoise-shel Combs Of The most approved
patterns, gold w Chains, Seals and Reys of
the latest patterns, Earnings, Finger Rinrs,
Breast-Pins, bracelets, Buttons, Lockets aud
Miniature Settings.
Silver Tea Pots, Coffee Pots, Sugar Dishes
SIop Bowls, Creafn-P Pots, Cams aGd Gobietts
Table, desert, tea and salt Spoons, soup, toldy,
cream and mustard Ladies', Salt S snds, Thira
bles, Coral Bells, Tea T'ongs & Pencil Cases,
silger mounted Duks, Swords and Snuff Boxes
Plated Castors Of various prices. Candlesticks,
Fruit Baskets, Tea Pots, Sugar Dishes, Cream
Pots, Sslt-Stanas, Table Spoons and Tea-Tongs
Block tin Tea Pots aud Tea Cadas, together
with suHdry other articles too tedious 10 enume.
rate here, az OF which they offer on moderate
terms. Orders for work strictly attended to-
The highest price given for old silver and gold.
DECEMBER Z eD,f
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u virtue of deco or Ir,Ist executed nv Iobn
~ DeHns to the subscriber, bearing date the
25th day OF July, 1907, OF record in the County
Court OF Richmond, tor the purpose of securing
the debts due to Ezekiel Levy, therein mention.
ed: WA be sold at the plantation at present oc
cupied by the said JOHN Dennis, on Farnham
Creek IN the county OF Richmond, on the 9th day
of February next, il fair, otherwise the next fair
day, to the highest bidder, under the provisions
OF the act of Assembly passed last session, en-.
titled " An act concerning Executions and for
other purposes" the following PROPERTY
conveyed by the said deed, TO wit Schooner
Henry of Tappahannock, with all her apparel &
suhdFy Negroes, whose names are, Sarah, Sarp,
George, Hannah and Joe, three Horses. ten head
OF Cattle and five Feather Beds and Furniture
or so much Of the said property as will raise the
sum required.
B. MCCARTHY, Trustee.
Richmond County, Jan. Ii. w3w
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IN CHANCERY northumberland County
l. Court, 14th November, 1909
James Smith, PIT. Agaiss. Elizabeth D. Ba-
ker, Virginia Baker, Waiter Baker and Samuel
Blackwell, defs
The Defendants Elizabeth Z Baker, Virginia
BAKER and Walter Baker not having entered their
appearance and given security according to the
act OF Assembly, and the rules fths court, and it
appearing to the satisfaction of this court that
they arc not inhabitants of this state, on the mott
on OF the plaintiff. IL is Gecreed and ordered, That
The sad defendants appear here on til. first day
OF March Court next, and answer the bill of the
plaintiff. and t'lata copy Of this order be forth
win inserted Tor two months successfully in
some newspaper published in the city OF Rich
mond, and posted at the front door OF the court.
house of this county.
1i.eSt
FLEMING BATES, G NC
December7 ,,oo,s,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-01-23

MEW OXFORD ACADEMY--Tb. cub
- scribeT wishes 90 employ, and will nav n
liberal price tn man capable of teaching The
Latin, Creek, French u English LANGUAGES Go.
6ether with Geography, &c ard who shall come
well recommended a proper person to take
Charge Of the New Oxford Academy. Iatelv a.
rected near the Half way House hetween Rich
mond and Petersburg, on the main stage road
where he cOnempistes 90 receive tbirty bows nm.
y, who may be boarded at S 80 per anr1um Tex.
elusive OF bedding and washing which must he
furnished, or will occasion an additional charpe)
and may be Instructed in all or any Of the above
languages, at : so per anuum, payable quarterly
out not az d9vagce 1.-The situation of this Acade,
my IS high and healthy, aud combines as manv
advantages - Any other in this state ---The sub.
scriDer pledges himself that great ard uncc ptrnop
attention shall be paid to the morals and ;nsf,,c
ton OF those who may be sent to this Academy
ana iiatters himself with hope, that il v,ll b. a
Us iul and hourlsiing esta5lishnent.--As soon as
Ieacher cen be procured, qualified in all res
poets TO manage the Seminary, the public shall
receive due notice OF tue day on which this school
vii commence.
NCHD. GREGORY.
S~""s 40 ~5wa
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December Z.

" lRGINIA June General Court, 1903.
The Commonwealth, against Josiah NJ
Cienegen, Def't-upcn an adjourned case from
the District Court, held a, Morgan Town.
The Court are unanimously of opinion that
where an indictment or presentment is found by
a Grand Jury against any person far a misdemea-
nor, to which the law has affixed an Infamous or
corporal punishment, that the court be fore whom
such Presentment or indictment is found. may
IN its discretion award Capias in the first in
stance, and that ucon indictments and pre- sent
ments of an inferior nature, such Court oupht.
after two Venire Facias's have been returned
not found, to award Capias
1t is therefore ordered, that it be certified to
the Morgan Town District Court, that a Capias
ought to be awarded in this case
Published by ordero Of court, Nov. 1909.
PEYTON DREW, C. G. c.
January 10 Ia,ys,s
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-01-23

I N CHANCERY.--At Court held for Cum
y berland County, the 9Th day of November,
1909
William Moore & Mary his wife, Plaintiff
Against John HUDSON, Henry Morse HUDSON
Thomas Hudson, Francis Hudson, William Hud.
soH, Samuel Hudson, WIN. Taylor and Rebecca
his vile, and John Ballow and Elizabeth his wife.
legal representatives Of William Hudson. de.
ceased
This day came the plaintiffs by their attorney.
and 1t appearing to the satisfaction of fie court
that two Of the defendants, Henry Moore HID.
son and Francis Hudson, are not Inhabitants of
this state on the motion of the plaintiffs by their
COUNSEL N is ordered, that TIC said defendants do
appear here on the first day Of February term
next and answer the bill of Ire plaintiffs, or the
same shall tien be taken as confessed, and the
matter thereof decrced accordingly, and that a
copy OF this order ne forth with inserted in some
one OF the newspapers published IN t.Ie city OF
Richmond, All posted at tic irons door OF the
courthouse Oftlis county.
Il Copy Attest,
MfLLER B0ODJON jr. D.ccc
Uecember9 vygo
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-01-23

a VALUABLE WATER LOT.-The sub.
L n scriber offers for sale, that valuable water
lot on James River, containing Toe fee. in front.
It beng the same lot on which Capt Hall, built
the new brig at Rockets, and sdoins the Coal
Yard, lately occupied by Messrs. Nicholson and
Heth the terms OF sale will be made known by
application to the subscriber, living near Rich
mond, or Richardson Taylor living in the CITY,
who will shew the property to any one disposed
to purchase
JOHN s. STUBS, Scnr.
January 4. vs.
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OF Published by Thomas Richie, nearly OBJ
fosite the Gisbe T'avern, Richmond. Virginia.
= or CONDITIONS Five dollars a year, TO
be paid snrnaliy IN davance 7Hose .uho wish to
be considered annual subscribers, must hereafter
designate it at the time Of subscribing, otherwise
their papers will be discontinued the expiration
Of the first year.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-01-23
Gongrea9.
IN SENATE yo,,,,,.,,
J January IL, 1910.
a PROV ED,

IN SENATE-January Is.
The Senate resumed me consideration of
the bill Guthorising me fting our, Offering
and manning fhe .frigafeS belonging TO ne
u. States and on motion Of Mr.. Giles, me
bill zvas re committed TO Rhe committee .vho
reported IL,
= The bill for the reiicfof Daniel Boone suas
on motion IF Mr.. Bradley, Postponed ill
Tuesday neat.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-01-23

'. january 10.
Mr.. Bradley from the committee 10 7uhom
mas referred The message Of the President
Of he u, States Of the third inst. rehorfed
IN faTf Ditto engage corhs Of volunteers
for short Period in .he service of tie u.
States; which qvas read and hassed TO a Sc
coad reading.
Mr., Giles from the committee 10 zuhom
7vas referred The bill authorising the it,
ing one, offering and manning me, f,fgates
belonging 10 fhe U. S. reforteG tie same
with amendments.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-01-23

CHEESE, HATS, ShLT-PETKE, GUN
- FOWDER--A consignment Of CoIonTea
Cteese Of superior quality, ia casks and boxes,
Just received.
a e &c and general assortment ofGentlemen's
SHt Bsdver and IWr HATS
English refined SAtr-Perr.,
+ sod glazed aad rough Gus. PowpER.
FoR sABE, BY
u J. RURR
Dce~nsl,rr T. 2tv2n
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-01-23

NOTICE An persons indebted to the estate
X Y OF Josiah Wright, deceased, are requested
TO come forward aud pay their respective &C
counts to the observation-disclosures having claims
against the estate are requested to bring forward
their accuunts properly authenticated, 10
ABRAHAM DOUGLASS, Ad,ur..
January q. 1nt
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-01-23

II PLTiCOLAs respectfully informs the
80 Citizens Of Richmond, that g intends
teaching Drawing anal Painting being prepared
Tor Tie reception Of Scholar at his residence on
Shockoe Xii.
lie viii also take profles on large scale, and
Licensees III Miniature.
January 49, faw3wT
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-01-23
December 16.

4 N CHARACTERISTICS County
4 Court, 18th November, 1909
Joseph Rogers, Pr againsr Elizabeth B. Ba-
ker, Virginia Baker, Walter G. Baker and Hon
err Webb, dsf,.
The Defendants Elizabeth B. Baker, Virginia
Baker and Walter c. Baker not having entered
their appearance and given security according to
the act of Assembly, and the rules of this court
and 1T apPe airing to the satisfaction of the court
that they are not inhabitants Of this state, ON the
motion OF the plaintiff, 1t is decreed and ordered
That the said defendants appear here on the first
day OF March court next and answer the bill of
the plaintiff, and that copy ofhis order be forth
with inserted for two months successfully in
some newspaper published in the city of Rich
moad, and posted at the front door of the court
house OF this county :-4and it's further ordered,
That the defendant Webb retain in mis- hands any
money he may have belonging to the estate of the
late Doctor Corban Baker, till the further order
OF the court.
Attest
FLEMING BATES, NC
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-01-23
y J. PURR.
2aWZu

EtOLUMBIAN MI is CASH given for
= FLcUR BAFREL gT4VhS, HEID-
INF "aH HDoP PoLE5-----A Lso, for Clean,
Wine COIN.
p. iIAXALL & Co.
Kc!.H I'd, Ilnuery 10. way
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-01-23

T>EN DOLLARS DECENTRALIZATION from
i my stable ON the night of the 18th instant,
a SORREL HORSE. He had on his forehead
a star and snip; a bob tail /; his left hind foot
white to the iootlock. The sight of one of his
eyes is also impaired. 1t raay not be amiss to
state, that it is the same horse i have been in
the habit of riding some years in this city.
JAMES CREENHOW.
Richmond, January 90. If
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-01-23
II AND FOX SALE-The tract of LAND
IL lsying in Matthews county, whereon Tho.

T AND FOX SALE.-The tract of LAND
IL laying in Matthews county, whereon Tho
mas Gibbons lately resided, and formerly
the property of Doctor Frederick w. Hearn,
decd and by him purchased of Mr.. John Hayes,
containing about 22o acres; this Land is conve-
nienty situated OH North river, and commands a
handsome prospect of Mobjack bay and said FL
ver-on the said Land is a convenient dwelling
house with four rooms below, and several out
houses the coil is fertile, and The river abounds
with fish, oysters, and wild fowl in season; the
situation is very healthy. Terms win be made
known and possession Immediately given 10 the
purchaser by
RICHARD BILLUPS.
Also. the Tract of Land on said river, con
tanning 25 acres, which Mary Dudley, died pos
sessed OF, will be sold, public auction on the Cd
day of April next. and title made by her law
full heirs-Apply above.
Matthews County. Ian. 20. St
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-01-23

"ILLIAM "! DICKENsON has feceiy
w eG, and offers for SAFE 25 Crates Es,ihea
Ware, 4 Gases Engiish Glass ggare,
CONSISTING 6r
-DscaR:ers Porter Vine and Chsp,6ai-re Glasses,
L'Verpooi SAT-, lossc and IL Sacks, Also Is casks
" 4 Rum, 200 PAR coarse shses, Soal Leather
&C. &c G-c.
December 26. I'm
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-01-23

limos ALLEY, from New York, most res
~ pectiui!y informs the Ladies of Richmond
and Its vicinity, that he is just establishing La
dies SaoE MANuFAcToRY a lew doors below
the Bell Tavern and next dour to S. Pleasants's
Book Store--He has on hand an elegant assert
ment OF Kid and Morocco SKINS, green, red,
black, white, tea and buff. Al OF the most fashi
onable colours.
N B. Those ladies who would wish to have
Their shoes made in the most fashionable mode,
VIII please TO call as above. All orders will be
thankfully received and mcdiately attended to
Ten or twelve women shoe binders will meet
with employment by Supplying at the above place
January Il. .3w
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-01-23

JAMES MADISON.