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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-08-28

ID OARDING HOUSE, e. PHIVATE EEe
Ab TERTAIN MENT-The Subsciiber,a~~
siding in the city of Williamsburg, will futass@s
Ladies & Gentlemen. Boys & Girls, with sasG
& Lodging, by the day, week, month, quarter o.
year, on reasonable terms. Her house is large
and convenient, and she hopes to merit sbareCa
public patronage by the goodness Of her acooz-
modstions, and UnremittiDg "v"rtions to plesse
ANNA BYRD
August 3. 1awgw
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IN CHI ANCEkY.
l. court, 1910.
Louisa County, Jun,

IN COMMUNICATIONS County, June
4 court, 1870
Thomas NuckOlds, fit'f.
AGAINST
Samuel Overton, jr Richard Morris, James
Michie, WIN. Cooke, James Nelson, William G
Pondexter, executor of Warner II Broaddus
deceased, OvertOn Harris, Edward Riglaud,
John White, Elizabeth Lawrence, administra
trlx OF William Lawrence, deceased, Thomas
Holiday, Thornton Gibson, Nicholas Meriwe.
Their and Barnett Moore, Dsfts.
THE defendants, Samuel Overton, ir. Nicho.
las Meriwether and Barnett Moore, not having
entered their appearance and given security &C
cording 10 the act of Assembly and the rules OF
this court, and it appearing to the satisfaction oil
the court that they are not inhabitants of this
state On the motion ofthe plaintiff, by his coun
sci, 1t is ordered, That the said defendants, Sa
muel Overton, jr. Nicholas Meriwether & Bar
nett Moore, do appear here ON the second Mon.
day in October next, and answer the plaintiff 5
bill, and that copy of this order be forthwith
city Of Richmond for eight weeks successfully,
and published at the front door of the court house
of TINS county, on some court day.
5oHN PoIMDExTER, crt.
August T. wSw
I'm CHANCERY. Louisa county, June Court
i 1910
John Lewis and Susanna his wife, Samuel He's
ter, Barbara Bridgewater, Owen Burton & Polly
his wife, Valentine fcCutchen, administrators OF
Ann McCutchen, deceased, his late wife, Henri
eta Greenwood, and Benjamin X Puliiam, lie
gal representatives OF Ann Puiliam deceased,
Plaintiffs.
AGAINST
Sam'l Overton, jr. admir- with the will annexed
of Sam'l Ragland, deceased, VIM. Cooke, James
Nelson, James Niche, VIM G. Poindex,er, *
ecutor OF Warner III Broaddus, deceased, Over
ton Harris, Edward Ragland, Elizabeth Lsu
renee, Administrative of VIM. l. aurence, decd
Thomas Holiday, Thornton Gibson, Nicholas
Meriwether and Barnett Moore, Def'ts.
THE defendants, Samuel Overton, inur. ad
ministrstor AS aforesaid, Nicholas Meriwether
and Barnett Moore, not having entered their APP
pearance and given security according to the act
OF Assembly and the rules of this court, and i,
appearing to the satisfaction of the court thai
they are not inhabitants of this state (; the mo
ton of the plaintiffs, by their counsel, 1t IS
deyed, That the said defendants, Samuel Overton
junr. administrator with the will annexed of Sa
muel Ragland, decd. Nicholas Meriwether and
Barnett Moore, do appear here on the second
Monday in October next, and answer the PLAIN
tlfi's BILL and that copy of this order be FORTH
with inserted in one OF the newspapers printee
in the city of Richmond, for eight weeks sue
cessvely, and published at the front door of thu
court house of this county, on some court day.
d Copy Test,
.JoHN PoINDExTER, crk
August T. w8w
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August Z.

ENORN FOR SALE-A quantity Of Corn
~ in Store, is offered f,r sale by the subscri-
Der, ih large or small quantities on moderate
terms
lie will keep regular supply Of this article for
sale at the LumberhOuse in which his counting
room is kept below Rockets Warehouse
1OHN l.. VEST.
Rockets, August 81. taw3w
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-08-28

\ N pursuance of decree of Cumberla
County Court, we shall proceed on the f5.h
day of September next, on the premises, 70 ] z
tract of LAND lying in said County, wbesejn
William Hudson, decd, formerly resided, or the
following terms The purchaser shall pas ases
commissioners the cost Of suit and the cost at
tending the sale, in ready money, for the baias.e
Of the purchase money bonds and security asiEa
he required of the purchaser, payable in t~esse
months from the day of sale. Possession VISA
be given the LIST of January next
THOMAS BhACKETT0
rho MAS GORDEN { Csaa,r.
N0RT0N GOODMAN }
August ID ep4wT
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n FTER the 18th Of the present month, the
n subscriber can accommodate or small
Boys, with BOARD, Washing and Lodging
Room, at 90 dollars psr querter, paid in advance
CHIMES TERRELL.
August 9. txwEwT
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Richmond, July 10

IN Council, .Ju.y goth, 1910 n
i r is ADVISED, That in future, no clan.
Il for attendance on Courts Martial, either as
Juige Advocate, Members or Witnesses, BE- re-
ferred to the Auditor for adjustment, until GO
py of the proceedings Of such court martial, duly
authenticated by the President and Judge Ado
cate, shall be received by the Executive Ard
that this advice be published in the Argus < ~
quirer for six weeks, and copies there furnis "a
the commandants of Brigades and Regimep4G
Extract from the minutes.
Attest,
DANL. L. HILTON, Clerk Of ,Ae Council
July %. 6rL
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I OST- On the eoeaiag of tie 15ihiass between
IL the Hrgiaia Inn and mr. .Jyh~ 81 1ohn's
Store, Red Morocco POCKET LOOK, con.
tanning sauarp od6eys--Also, Bank Rofes 10 the
a1nsnnf Of So aoiIays my person .fadiag, and
leaving nthie above stare, shaliBe haa4s1r,reiy
yeoyavGeaG
JOHN ". RAN.
Iag0s ~ 81
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Angus, z.

Mr. G.s1G'n havirg preferred situation on Tin:
Hill for his establishment,
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July 81.

p Mr. John Wood proposes to have, in the
evenings private class for those gentlemen whose
situation in life, may not permit them attend
his lessons at the academy.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-02-03

, ordered TO be ,engrossed and read tnlru
time-Ayes 1l4--Nays 10.
The House according to the order of the
day resolved itself into committee of The
whole house OH the state OF the common
wealth, aud after some time spent therein,
Mr.. Speaker resumed the chair. and Mr.
Madison reported, that the committee had,
according To order. had under Consideration
bill +" Further to amend the penal laws OF
this commonwealth" and had made some
progress therein. but not having time 10 go
through the same, had directed hil.. ,,. move
for leave to sit again rs0N
Resolved, That this House VIII again on
tomorrow resolve itself into Il committee of
the Whole house on the state Of the common.
wealth.
Mr.. Preston presented according to order.
abiil -' To explain the first section of the
act concerning public roads, passed the 5th
day OF January. l786", which was received
and read the first time;
Ard the question being put on the second
reading CT the said bill. it passed in the ne
Sative.
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II LIST or LETTERS
RETAINING IN THE rosr-oFr1cr, AT RIG

REMAINING IN THE rosT-oFFIcE, AT RICH
Mona, THE 31sr OF JAN. 1909. o.,
fA-Robert Anderson, Robert Andrews,
Charles Abraham, Colonel Thomas Adams,
Deiphia Allen ,>
B-Dr. ----- Baynham, Davidson Bradfute,
Nicholas Booty, Charles Barrett, Reverend John
D. BLAIR, Miss Ann C. Brax5on, Richard Bill.
ups, Major Ball, Pierce Brown, james Boul
ton. Lucy Brown, Simpkin Bryan, William D
Banks, John ID Brown, Moses Baldwin, Samuel
BELL, Miss Lucy Burwer, John Bucknai,
George Eeaty, Michael Broadrick, Thomas
Brow9en, ir Pierce Brown, James Bunce
civilians Garter, VIM f Carter, Mrs.
Mary Craig, Ann Couch, Edwin Clopton,
John Cook, Bori Cauch, Samuel Carlisle, VIM.
Crittenden, James L. Coke, Willis VIM. Cawley
Richard Carter, James Coneway, Charles
Cabell, Pamela A Cox, Moses Congeton, Mr.
Crousel, Robert w. Christian, Ellison Currey
O-isaac Delyon, jr. Archibald Denhoim,
kobou Demsrcius, Richard Dobson, John Dou-
Ter, Elizabeth Dunn, julius B. Dardr,dge, Polly
Deanner.
E-Mr. - Ellis. Joseph Eggleston, Evans
and Denougl.
F-William Fori cster, WIN. Fulcher, ] Frank
lin, jacob Fsunce, Thomas FOulk, Col William
Fountain, lessee Franklin.
G-Edward Gamble, Mrs. Frances Gillies,
Nathan Carson, Joseph Gale, Maj. Thomas
Goodson, Jacob Grgg, Chauncey S. Goodrich
Mrs T. "a M Gordon.
H-Daniei G.. Hutcherson, John Hopkins
Joseph Hoffman, orge Herbert, Thomas Hoi
ton, John c Henderson, Harry Heth, Chancel-
lem Hines, Capt Robert Hyde, Josiah Hobson
LA Hall, Thomas Holton, Robert Hill, John
Heath, Lucy ID. Harrison, Robert JENNINGS,
Philip Hollis.
I-Joseph jenkins, Edward johnson, zenas
b. Jones, James r. Johnson, Ligbttoot fanny,
Benoni Jackson, William Jameson, Enock Judi,
John sM Jeiiies.
K-MiIcs King.
John Lyons, Joseph NJ Lewis, Mrs. Nan.
ey Lord, Ann Towns, Kebecca Leeman, Jo-
scph Llnsly, James Towns, Daniel Lewis.
N-John Maitland, Daniel Murphy, Diana
Morgan, John McCullock, Sampson Matthews,
Thomas Moss, Robert Mckim, Robert Molony,
Marshall, John Nc Donald, John McEIgot, Eli.
sha McCommas, Robert Mitchell, William, Nc.
Cartny, Margaret Meade, Richard M Meade,
Alexander McEinsGy.
N-Wiliiam Nettic, Charles Norman, James
Nixon, Thomas Niven, Mr. Norris.
O--Jeremiah ODDS.
P-Maj. William Price, John w. Plsasants ,
Capt. Elisha Price, Susanna Pierce, SharioCk
Parker, John Purse, Edmond Pearson, Miss
Margaret Potter, Samuel Porter.
R-CCl William Robinson, Peyton Randolph,
Capt. James Parkinson, Harry Randolph, Abner
Robinson, Mat Redwood, William Eston Ran
dolph, Richard Ross, Richard Randolph, Will.
am II. Koahe, Robert Richards.
S-JOhn Stsgg, Bartlett Still, James Smith,
Hugh Steei, John Sheppard, William Seden,
Robert Smtly, Thomas Stevens, Allen SOwden,
Perrin smith. Samuel Shearman, Thomas Stan
ton, Jacob Styles, Mrs. Anna Stark, Francis Lin.
seus,aDd,-l'. JACOB Slough, William Sni,bJ MI.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-02-03

: - stenhard, Iohn 5nj,h. SD yntf. -,,,i-
In * Sinyder, john r. Sewcll. Dart.ste Sui,
- Shrtevant, Lewis G Soweu
I'--Crccd Tsyinr. Aaron ID rarbax. rames
faliey, John Trmbic, William II. .rayior Mary
Thoi,pson, Walter Tborp. Beuo;;,li Ifa,nss.
Martin Tate, Lucy Tsylor, Chester yier, Will
am FriGg, Ehsh. 'ru,'. u. Miss Grsce Turner
Bsnnet Iay!o,. Daniel Trip'et. Nprborne X.
ley.
W-Robert wilson, Margaret West. Cherries
Ward. Henry WOOD. Miss Nancy Waugh, Thu.
mas What. Mrs. Mary Watkins, lu,!itii White,
Thomas WAT, Peter Wainc wrg gilt, Ambrose
Wade, John WINSTON. Joshua West, William
Neym6,ith. Amsssee Wesswall, Ebert Wood
ward, Haibcrt Watson. Mr.. ---- Weruue,
John Walker, Edmund p Wilkinson.
t-Ihnmas Underwood.
P--Thomas Vol.
1,--Wm. Young.
Richmond. Februa-,, s
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-02-03
[Passed february 1st, 1910 ]

BE il enacted by The General .AsSeB15ly.
That the act passed the thirty first day of
January last. entitled can act concerning
executions, and for, other purposes" be and
the same is hereby declared to he and re
main in force until the thirty first day of
May next and no longer: l'rovideS always,
and be it iDrther enacted, that nothing here
in contained shall operate, to take away or
impair any security givea or right vested,
under the above recited act, bat that all of
them be. aud they are hereby maintained
and enforced; and that each and every re
NEEDY provided by the said act for the pro-
secution of such rights and securities shall
be and they are hereby rendered perpetu-
al.
.d9d be it further enacted, That in all
cases where under the sixth section of the
above recited act bond shall have been 81.
ven to stay proceedings upon any deed OF
trust, such bond shall be, by the trustee,
obiigce or assignee, his or her executors, or
administrators in whose possession such bond
may be, returned to the clerks Office of the
superior or inferior court of MAT county in
which the deed Of trust was executed or re-
corded, and the clerk of that court only shall
have power TO Issue execution upon such
bonds.
This act shall commence and be in force
from and after TIE passing thereof.
% Not paper-by yesterdays northern
mail.
tn There are several articles in this pa
per, worthy Of notice-in particular, the
speech OF Mr.. Giles. and the black list OF
English expeditions TO the continent of Eu-
rope,
10 Several articles omitted, to make way
tor that gerry rare commodity, Foreign
nesvs, though neither very late nor interes-
ting-receiyed via Charleston.
az An address to Philo-laos, alias Mu
Gus, alias ME Hon John RandoIph--in oul
next. -
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EXECUTIoW Lar.

.ln act 10 continue in force .fa,. iali.cd
time. an actfiassed or the thirty FIRST day
3Jdnuary iaaf, entitled san act concern
ing crccutionS, and for other huyhoseS. %
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-02-03

nj OTlCE.--On the 9TH day of December last,
IN a friend of the subscribers deposited let.
ter with the Post HIaster at Yorktown, address.
ed 10 Messrs Mcclure and Robertson, of PmIa-,
delphia, enclosing 8 610 in bank notes, IS noted
below.-The above ietterhaviBg been rniscarried,
the several post masters in the United S,ates re-
requested to examine the letters renisiiiine i'm
their offices dead letters, and il sach letter
should be discovered, they are desired to forward
it to the place directed. It appears from the
hooks Of the post master at York Town, that
said letter was marked 40 cents-A liberal re-
ward will he given to any person who viii res
tore the aforesaid letter with its contents or rive
such information as will lead to a discovery, by
''a JOHN PATTERSON.
Matthews County, (Va,} Feb. 8, 1910.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-02-03

~ For tic Information Of OR readers. que
present the foilo7oing Interesting act,
noTv fdr of TIKI LAW OF THE LAND.
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70 IHE PUBLlC-Tbls may certify thas
Il the BANK NOTE of 6 100, recently re-.
tanned from servant ny the subscriber and adj.
vertised, has been claimed and delivered TN in
presence Of Col. l.. Darlington, mayor OF this
city.
SEWALL OSCOOD.
Richmond, January 3Oth, 1910 1t
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-02-03
WAX WORK
{. JUST. IN py(rfyayO Nh

'fhN-' Lb XIV hfCHDIc!VD,
Ind 10 be seen a. any time, from Ten o.
lock an the morning, until ni,se in tie C.
penhnS, in tie tarSe Chamber, at tie Ci-
~ 1uvcrn.
49, lta a
The Citizens of this place, and the public in
general. have now AN oppor' unity of seeing aye-'
ry handsome coi!ection.o Of Wax work Figures. as
large as hfe--the whole of which are entirely
new, aud have never before been exhibited ~,
this City,
The F1St Figure am5nss. tie collection, Is a Ike.
ness ct tie e;cGt and justly seve,ed
GENER MAGuINcTnN
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GENERAL WASHINGTON,
20 the &c "a 31 yects

ar the ace u 81 yecrS :- ".
2. very striking likeness the brave Csena
rsi Warren, who WAS killed at the battle OF Bun
ser's Hal. with a view Of .the engagement mear
Boston Char!estown on fire, &c. y
). The Rev. John Wellesley, Minister of The
Gospel
Napoleon Bonapar,e, Emperor of France.
Domingo, who was Justly destroyed by ais own
people. -
Or! Two beautiful and interesting children.
y. Miss Eliza Bingham. q.
e--10. The fond mother and her beautiful child
Maria. sy
IL. Othello, Moor Of Venice. ~ si,>
IL. Fair Desdemona bis wife she Is represen-
ted lying asleep, Othello being in the act Of
stabbng her with dagger.
Is. LITTLE BONAPARTE
.f Baltimore '"."'N.
j.. Innocent Malinda, the sleeping Beauty.
Is. Black Beard, the great pirate, whose head
was bro't into Hampton IN this state, the skull of
the same being now III the possession Of the May
or OF Norfolk
Is. A very striking representation Of that .in :.
fortunate seaman, Thomas HARDWOOD, who was
shiP-wrecked on the N w. coast of America--
he is represented setting among the leaves re-
hecting on his unhappy situation
II. The true genuine American Volunteer i'll
complete uniform.
N b The Wax-Work will have the same eff;
feet in the day as in the night, the Room being
darkrned and handsomely illuminated.
CT Good music on Organ.
SIS Admittance 81 IL cents.
PROFILES taken in very correct manner
and elegantly framed
In the Wax-Work room may be seen the We :,
ry singular natural curiosity of the nine banded
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-02-03

~ An address to Philo-laos, alias Mu
Gus, alias tie Hon. John Randolph-in on,
next.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-02-03

PROFILES taken in very correct manner
and elegantly framed
In the Wax-Work room may be seen the We
nv singular natural curiosity of the nine banded
Armadillo from South. America
Feb 8
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-02-03

ME subscriber has commenced the practice;
OF tlic Law in the superior & county courts
Of Meckierburg aud in tie county court of Char
ioitc. During Tie next spring he will commence
regular attendance on the superior and county
cOuu,s OF Brunswick. lie has fixed his residences
in the county OF Mecklenburg
JOHN w LEWIS.
Mecklenburg, February g. 81
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total value OF the materials and Component
parts OF arms on hand, on the Goth Ct Feb.
last. was S42.77t SO cents if from this, be
deducted the value OF the materials and
component parts of arms on hand, on the
3oth of Nov. the remainder will DC the va
lue of the old materials and component
parts, VIII - have entered into the compo-
sition or the arms fabricated since the goth
OF February, that is to say; -
Amount of matcrals, &c. on hand
on the 2oth of February, S42,77t So
From this. deduct the amount on
hand on the 3Oih Nov. 90 oil 81
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GJ- Several articles omitted, to make way
tor that gerry rare commodity, Foreign
'lesvs, though neither very late nor interes-
ting-received Uia Charleston.
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materials and component
parts OF arms then ou hand 500. OH 81
IN Performing that part Of their duty,
"nich iIquitIs tnem 20 ascertain the costs
. me 'rins mdde al lha armory, your com.
Wi!tee rave res ed 90 the fol. wing oai
ta'@uCp :; ~ ne ropo.t u Messrs. Doug.
,"s'' 41d.'Ss ~.t. A'odd !. appears, laat lac
The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1810-01-13

and reasoning on the conduct Of congress. we
must be persuaded that in proportion as they
must now see that former concessions encour-
aged this last Insult, will be their energy in FIJI.
ture to make atonement to themselves and fell
low citizens, by the most energetic and dec ded
stand. Our hand is now put to the plough
we cannot recede. And however much many
OF our citizens may have slid into apathy and
indifference Rom being habtuated to subinis-
sion, we are persuaded that nothing is required
to recall back the energy which was exhibited
two years past but the voice of congress.
Ever since the peace of 1888, there has not
been single circumstance on our part in which
the British government could even pretend to
charge us with beng the aggressors--every
act OF injustice has been with them--and when
with all our patience they have been guilty Of
such violations and crueltics, can it be expect.
ed bat that party with their king who are for
war with the United States, will not seize with
avidity to rouse the British nation, already pre-
Judlced against US, to consent to direct hostili
ties! No act is so likely to have this effect as
the rejecting Of an ambassador, a degradation
which we believe has not ever before been Of
fered to or experienced by that nasion---ind for
this reason will have the tendency TO be the
very step which could have been ecsired to
render war with us palalabe in the presen'
situation of England.
his decisive step on our part must there
lore, in our opinion, have tie effect Of console
dating and combining our disputes, for it is
Impossible for US to recede--anl as we before
said We are persuaded that the present British
ministry s7W not-they denied and disavowed
Erskine's instructions 10 answer their purposes,
but they will not disgrace Jackson. He was
sent here purposely to bully and insult. He
has not we are certain exceeded his instrlc
tons. But we question il either Jackson or
his masters expected the consequences, and
firnness of our government
This affair happening on the moment Of the
meeting OF congress is particularly favorable,
as will give the opportunity Of taking i'm.
mediateiy every step necessary for defence,
and strengthening the hands of the admin s.
tfatlon, and there cannot be doubt but the
tlrst meils after the commencement of the SEES
sion, will announce the most decided measures,
and preparation to meet the resentment OF the
British government.
We repeat that We deprecate war as the
greatest evil which could befal the United
States--we will not look back and reflect on
the forbearance of different admin ttratons,
convinced that forbearance was solely OCCASION
ed by their solcitude for peace--bnt bad some
such decided step been before taken, say, on
the Chesapeake murders, we do believe that
there would have been less prospect Of direct
war than now
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From q Loadon ho.ter.
BRITISH FINANCES,

There never was period in the history Of
the country, when the subject of finances was
more interesting than at present. The taxes
come home to the business and bosom Of every
man; thers is not one class in society to which
their ramtications do not extend; and it is pro-
badly to the pressure Of taxation, and the de-
rangement Of our financial system, that our IN
veterate enemy, Napoleon, chiefly laoh,s for
ward as his best allies. The income ard ex.
pendtare Of the country are subjects Interesting
concise view Of our finances for the year ende,i
the 9Th January, 800, the full detal $ of which
were ordered, by the house Of commons, to be
printed in March last.
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