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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-05-15

:. BOSTON,, May 1.
Captain Homer, from ST. Barts, and who
sailed April IL, informs, that it was reported
the morning previous to his sailing. that the
governors of the Islands had received orders
to interdict all communication with St. Bar
tholomews. = +Ht
The report of the capture of ST. Bartholo.
news is contradicted t=s
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-05-15
FIRE WITHOUT SMOKE.

On Sunday Evening, about dusk, the fire
bells OF the City began a-rnging-Every one
naturally locked out for the fire, but none
was to be seen. An alai m then prevailed
tnat there was riot among the Sailors at
Rockets (the lower part of the City, where
the shipping lay at the Wharves.) The
Militia and Volunteer Corps we're ordered
cut ny the superior officers At rendezvous
ing at Rockets, it was understood that about
Sun set, some Sailors were standing together,
as carriage was passing by. One of them
told the driver that he wished to have ride,
winch the latter refused--Stones were
thrown at the Carriage; a scuffle ensued !;
and some mischief was done to the vehicle
police officer. who was present, was cal
LED IN to " correct the ocedure''--some
opposition was rnade--perhaps risque at
tempted-one of the inhabitants of the city
was hurt---some of the sailors were e.;hila-
rated with liquor-the ESPRIT de corhs began
to spread among them-they collected in
large gronpes, and threw out some undefin-
ed menaces against the civil authority. Ua-
der these circumstances, the police officers
called upon the superior officers of the mi
lltary authority, who directed the companies
ODE drawn out--The sailors, however.
soon dispersed without any further struggle.
oeVeral OF the Sailors were carried to the
cage, and two committed to the Jail Pat
roles were out all night, to nip the first bud
of opposition.
Yesterday, they were brought before the
corporation Court, (about 18 or 90. )-The
persons of some of them were identi fed
the Court dismissed most ofthem, & direct
ed that the most active of them be bound
over to keep the peace. fora twelve month
we give this short and simple statement,
to correct any of those exaggerated rumors
which may spread into the country.--It
will, no donbs, be said at distance, that
there has been an Instruction among us,
that half of Richmond is in ashes, and mos:
OF It's inhabitants have their threats cut.
}t'-
The returns from New York are nearly
completed The majority for Tompkips Is
set down at about 5000. Every Senator
elected is said to be republican. The ma,
Jority of the republicans in the other house
about 30--that is II Republicans out OF
III members. The nen Republican Gafn
is A..
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-05-15

TNOCTOK ]. JONES, purposes steady re
81 silence in the city OF Richmond, and will
give astrict attention to such cases in Medicine
Surgery Or Midwifery, as may be entrusted TO his
care.
April u. VIE
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-05-15

5. POE, has removed ais sL-,.
a tothe housei' ely occupied by Mr. Tb %OP
D'ddep' on the ross street, leading from I ~
E mSn, 800 10 70 shock@ Warehouse, where he
patronage OF his friends ard the public renrr.T re
May IS. @|"efaiy
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May IS. ~ ~

ElFTY DOLLARS REWARD --.SIrayeJ
from tins city, on Thursday, the Goth of ias,,
month, two HORSES, the one a Grey and the o..
'ner bay-both of them are nicked the man.
OF the bay, inclined to hang on the left side. and
'he grey has a bob tail both of them about
years oip, ana are excellent riding horses. These
tiorses went oil together, and it is expected ,hev
nave been taken up together. Any person brin1-.
ing them to the subscriber in Il Richmond. will he.
Paiu hiteen dollars, and all reasonable expences
by TROlffS EOHSNMT1Us'
May Is: ~
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-05-15

We maze perhaps as fine an opportunity. as
WI WI soon occur tot obtaining some Of the best
,oi spanish Sheep---Somc Of the inbabi
the French to the sea board, will perbsps hear
aiong with them some of their Merinos-tbese
may no doubt, be rad by our merchants 2, Can.
ta'ns at reduced rSte. Forty OF these have
lately come TO BoStoH-16 TO Alexandria
from CsdiS to Ph'sdelplta---these last were
rams and sold at arction, at philadelphia, tle
one ior . 5lO, the other for 9 350.--These Me-
rinos are getting 10 an ASTONISHING price IN Ills
country Col. Humphreys has sold 4 Rams to y
gentleman N kentucky Cor 8 6O0o Inc farm
rners oiVTginia should 9ttenpt to procure some
OF this excellent breed, in order TO put down the
monopoly which Is rising in the Eastern States.
SIX OF the merinos, imported at Alexandria
che Oh Of June. ~
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-05-15

", Poetry and Harmony are sister Arts-Ti,e
Mase is never more appropriately employed,
than in the praise of Musis. The folio wing e.
legant compliment, from the pen of man,
who shines conspicuous in the Literary Annals
oiIhis country is published without the privity
Of the Lady Or the Author
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-05-15

n n ANC HESTER TURNPIKE COMPANY
I'VE The subscriber wants to purchase Eve
prime MULES, for which liberal price viii be
allowed And he would hire for the residue &c
the year, two Negro Men, and wo BOYS, capable
OF driving carts Jas BRINDER, CPE.
May Is So
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JOHN JONES.
VII. FISHER.
JOHN p. LEE.
T4w

hh soLD, at 10 O'Clock onSaturday, tue
Il 18Th inst that truly elegant aud
VALUABLE PROPERTY.
on the Esst side OF Hay Market Square, (nr,..
diateyt adjoining the public gardens beionr;ng.
to Mr.. Samuel oouthwick, together with bis
household FCRNIfURf, (made in PhiIadelphis
- and equal. IN point of materials and workman
ship, to any in this countrt- also. his s;Iyer ~
plated waree kitchin furniture &c Persons desfr.
Gus OF pur Chasing by private sale, may call apv
time previous to the day of sale ~
SAMUEL. SOUTHWICK
~ B. All persons indebted to me are re cues, al
to come forward and make payment, and ain
nose , VINO am indebted to are requested to CONS
iorword and receive payment Can't. / + pr;"s
Will be authorised to receive any payment in nv
absence " my
May IS. . &C
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-05-15

- OIiCE-All peI-ons indebted 10 Ihe
~ estate OF Charles Sneed, decd are renIes.
ted to come IN and discharge their balances. as
there Will be no indulgence given-and all Der.
sons hayihS claims against said estate, are re-
questsd tn Bring them in immediately, and have
them adjusted for settlement as | mean ~
settle my administration by the first dsv nf
June next "a
ABSALoM BLACKBURN, Idsni.;.ya,o,
Henrico, May IS. 2,g
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~ virtue of a decree OF Essex county conr-
1 wherein Archibald Mccall is plaintiff and
cGtharlne and Molly Lo5d are defendants. tn.
undersigned as commissioners appointed bv the
Decree VIII expose to sale. to the highest bidder
according to the direction of the said decree, a
tract oI LAND' IN the COUNTY aforesaid. lying in
tie parish OF St Ann, whereOn Thomas I.oyti re.
sided, and commonly known by nNnie, t.ovd's
This sale VIII take place on TIE 18th day of i,ma
next, and If any thing should happen TO preyene
the sale on that day, it will be continued 10 ibs
next day. '''S
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DUBLIC AUCTION-To.morrow the 18th
L inst. will positively he sold, to the highest
bidder, ON the premises, the UOUSES and nne
acre of GROUND, on Cary Street, at Present
occupied by Alexander Qnsrrer, ESQ .-rrhs
ground will be divided into small lotS or sold tn.
gether, may best suit purchase Terme
sale--60 and 100 days credit. .tb,. ,urcho OF
wing notes with approved endo ,rsers. 'scfs Ct
May IS. NN'''0reer
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nj oT1cE--aII pers0ns indebted 10 The estate of
~ Peter Pleinct, late of New-Kent, are cal
led on to make immediate payment and those
having claims, to present them. properly authen-
after which, this notice will he plead in bar.
STEPHEN ri. LACY,
dlf't'r. Svifh the will annexed.
May 10. w4wH
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-05-15

RY virtue of trust deed executed by Tn San
- ders, TO the subscribers, to secure the nav.
ment Of debt due John Lakeland & co. viii he
offered for cssh-to the highest bidder, at David
Evans & Co's store, in Buckingham county.
NEGRoE& Harry, Squire, will, Anthony.
Khoaa x Der two children, Sam, Hercules K
Mary, to answer the purposes of said deed IN ,b..
seventh day of June next. W ~"
JOHN SANDERS, CLABON WEST.
MaY Is, 1910 ort
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| HOUR RUEAvAYS- rI. OPP y frcr, N.
n Subscribers in Campbell County, on Otter
iuvcr, near the moutii Of Flat Greek, about &
miles above the Ccurt-Eoi,se. on the night of
Gle 22nd Instant, to wit: hrthonv and his wifi.
D'iee, the property Of James bearing Arthcnv
Is shout bull. swarihy carpplecset fellow. OF n
oout hve feetten or ee,e en- inclres hieh. has b,,
shy bead, lacks or two cfi,is lore teeth ,nI
IS supposed TO be abo',t thirty wears OF APE he i.
'o'ersp'e Cooper, and as fave been Informed.
w coonereu several years at the Richmond
M ahs-5iiee IS a'eut eighteen or nineteen years
OF age, ~ rsthcr above The middle aize. stout
mace and dark complicated, and has. as bavs
ceeii to"', TWO scars on one of her arms ONE
from inocu!auon and the other either from =
"ugn or Tie cut ola whiP--I-ikewise Dick and a
e'y ti'e property of John Guy-Dick is abou.
h'e ieet IL inches or SIX feet hirb. dark counlec
TED, stout mace, whip naked on the baot .n,;
"'s ost The first iont 1.-THE fore Hnger of his left
manu- Dy the bursting Of a gun A my is also ye.
~ o'aoS. likely, smart, and about The middle
siHe' ana has number a whip marks oo bsr
DacH-it would be unnecessary to attempt tes
crption of the clothing of;hese Runaways ,s
they pil;errsd variety of clo,hn- Al tho ,;,ne ~
'heir eiorcDen'---rhe whole of these pegroa.
were purchased from William Fulcher of R;ch.
mono III December 1907, and Amy !, is said for
merry belonged TO the Estate OF Dwiliiam in
MidoieseN whatsoever takes tp the whole of
SAID Rupawa,s and secures then, in r,;i ., H..
sum of FORTY DOLLARS and all reasonabi.
eharge', or II taken in part, the sum Of Ten
ooiisrS ior such Negroe end all legal expences.
JAMES DEARiNC.
May -
~ H. tits probable that these Runawav. y;l,
attempt t",Pass as free people and they have VA.
pers with then, to pass as such. o.
HIRTf DOLLARS REWARD Rans-
a way from the subscriber, in McckIenburr
= County, some time in the mouth of Tebrusrv
last muiStto man slave named TOM
GRAVES by trade a BLACKSMITH he is about
. feet ; or s inches high, with straight black
halr, bowie eyed and stoops in bis shoulders,
apt to sniff He went off in. comn,nv - VET, vGy
mnia'to fellow, By tne name OF Billy. belonging,
10 Mr.. George Fieid.--They are supposed to-
nave procured free passes. under the name os
Mayo. Whoever will apprehend the said slave
and secure him in any Jail SO that get him ~
gam, shall be entitled TO the above re@ard--Au
masters OF vessels forwarned from barbonr-
ing CT carrying him OF.
May IS
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FOR THE ENQUIRER:
v E r S f S

%adrsFsed to - -, in Rickn1snd, an hfar.
ing her Pay and Sing
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-05-15

Such are the exhibitions Of the present
day. Dull folks. some years back, would
have called him a false prophet who had
iprophesed them !; but we manage these
things better now !; and another age may
produce things more passing strange still =
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-05-15

N b. ltis probsble that these Runaway, will,
s.,emPt tnPass as free people and they have pa.
pers with them to pass as such. %
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-01-26

o'1o00 f"Aers' at uoIiars, IS 245 ,0O9
+ Less than Ia blanks to,a prize sub
ject to a deduction of Is per cent. Prize.
payable so days after the conclusion of the
drawing.
OF the Annexed Prizes,
Isl drawn No. 10th day of drawing eari.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-01-26

preferable to military equipm en-. The
result has amply justified public expeeta.
ton. The chief and his family ware safe
ly landed a. his villag. on tn. s4th Of Sep.
TENDER last, after an absence of about
three years.
The banks Of the Missouri are inhab
tied by very numerous and warlike ma ions
% Indians, and the appearance Of rnili.a.
ry preparations will ba alwys considered
by those children ofthsfoes as the sig
nal for vioHnce, or an Iyitation to the
combat. NJ r Chotl foresaw and
foretoId. fro 1bis car he embarrass-
men.s which awaitei THE expedition of
ensign Pryor in ise observing, tina, if it
were determined tfffely upon the strength
of the party, aud to opea a passage vita
| the sworS, no certain calculations could be
made sit might require 500 men-lo,
600 might be found Insufficient.
This river has become OF late q sub.
leet OF SO much interesting curiosity, that
4 nave sought frequent occa.ious Of CONVEX.
sing with the major with respect to the
navigation, soil, climate, vegetable and
animal productions, &c. 1t shall take a
more leisure moment to communicate the
| various informations with which he has
obIiginsly favored ms,--con6ning myself
at this tune to brief notice of those fact.
which stplcktme as new, aud worthy of
farthsk eDln,r1 He informs me that the
buHalt Wild you kiow 10 be immune.
rable on the s6anks aud in the neigho Dr..
hood of The river, nigh. be m ade source
| Of inexhaustibl. supply of fine wool 10
on: manusactosies. This animal casts a
| rich fleece in the spring or the beginning
of the summer, which the Indians at We
Try cheap ra.es, m ght be induced to cor
leet in vast quantities. 1t is probable,
chat parts only of the buffaloe produces woal
suitable for the manuiactire al clio his. -
The major brousn. several specimens, of
various degrees of 6neness, the bes, of
| which has been spun into very beau ifui
yarn by Madame Che eau, aud knit in,o
stockings and mitsens. Let our Atlantic
friend. beware, lest this valuable staple
supersede in time, their boasted adoption
OF the Merinos.
Ihetl'maie of the upper country is
repTasenIed by the Major 10 be very salu.
briQps; &sqll is however poor ard UNI
Prospctiv9nf1 contains every where in-
.dcatons 6kstbicanic eruptioas. He ap.
pears TO be or opinion that the precious
metals will be, one day, discovered that
| they abound IN Louisiana, mas long been
well founded conjecture, and the rela-
tins OF every successive explorer, add
strength 10 The supPositlon.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-01-26

First 1000 Blanks drawn to be entlt.sd TO
q Ten Dollar Prize each.
u The drawing will commence in the
City OF New York on the third Tuesday
in April aext, and will continue TO draw
500 Tickets eacn day Except the last d .y.
when there wli remain 800 to DC drawnl
until flushed.
Tickets, halves, quarters and Fights for
sale at s. PLEASANfS Jr's Printing OF.
fee, where ali t,cke,s sold may be ex.,a..
ined, and inform alton obtained Respecting
the Lottery during the drawing, free of ex.
nense. PrIzes IN .he b tl,more College
Lottery will be taken at Their full value
for Tickets in this Lottery, and the d..
fercace paid in Cash.
PreieGt price of tickets eight dollars.
Should the First nun5Sr, On tae 18th
day of Drawing, be either Of tns num,ers
troTnffsto $50 inclusive, thea, in ina. Case,
the Ea drawn number (not one OF taose
NJ l,bSrS2 sn4li draw, and DC eniit.cd TO the
25o tickess, with the pri1 and blanks that
| may be drawn TO 1ilem previous t. cue Ism
day OF drawing; aud in Sne ike nanner
with tickets Tor ths 2a.n. 25tn aud 3Otn
days OF draw ns So sAaI . person w,en Jae
ticket may draw One Thousand l4ck5ls /!
IQuestion--How AnswerS--Suppo.z No.
ILLS, IS tas Property OF II the h,st
drawn number Oh the Is "a day u dgawne,
which VIII eatiLle I'll u tue numbers from
1 TO 25O--aDd the trs, draw NUMBER on
| the 10th day OF drawng, may DC No l75,
winch vii! entitie nan 10 the hu Aoers from
251 to 500. Tae first drawn number. ON
| the 25tn day, may be No. SIS, VA en- w.ll
entiiie nan 20 tae NUMBERS from ~ .oOl TO
22,2SO, inclusive; and tie FIRST drawn
numoer, on the 30tn aay OF drawing. nav
be one OF the 75O tickets already drawn.
| Will ensitle him 70 tne numoers from -.
$50 TO 22,5o0-fes, sir, aal the theus4na
tIcke.s may draw One Hundred thousand
| Dollars !
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TIE WESTERN WORLD.

Fran the Lexington Reporter Of Decem
Der g.
ES,raes of letter from q gentleman al
q ST LOUIS, TO his lrie Ddin Lexington,
"SL Louis, Nov. 80, 1909.
Some few days before my return 20
ST. Louis, mojor Peter Chqu,esu had ar.
rived from his Missouri expedition. This
gentleman possesses very ex .ensiye in
iluence wi h The idians Of this country,
founded on the openness, sincerity and
justice, with which he has aver treated
them.
On the failure of other expedients for
.festorIpg the Mundane chief to his peo.
pie, Major Chou,eau was selected, as the
oplg person. whose address, in The con-
GnGa Of such an ense. prize, was esteemed
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Sigaed,
JOHN TYLER,
LAM D FOR SALE.

THE Subscriber wishes TO dispose of The land
Il whereon he now resides, in the County of
Charlotte, containing S3j 34 acres, on Wood's
Fox, and toe main road leading to GeiesiA and
Booker's ferries and tue Wesern c9daty Awo
miles above the Courthouse. the sig 4tioA is
well ralsall,sd f,r tavern and b al Egss BIS
neighbourhood. The land is va &bi8 an, tthe
plantstisn in good order for cIopPinA Any per.
son wishing 70 purchase may kn1w eTerms by
applying TO the subscriber Negroes will be "a.
ken in exchange for the land it agreeable to the
purchaser.
(w4tp) Francis Scott, ir.
6harldste County, 18Th January, 1910.
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FOR SALE,

= OA SILkst
A NEAT CtdAR.Or, of good work.
"A ms hip AID INTERVALS, aid IN ex.
ceii-n, coalition i mas hanging braces
wiki pla. Buckles, whip head springs.
fashionable Barouche colchmao's sSs. on
springs, plated Door ID Comrnod{ Han
dies, lining fully stuffed and trGpm. d.
plated Mouinngs, a1d Venetian 8lnds &
Glasses to doors, Quarters, Back, aud
Front, and plated Harness for a pair Of
Horses. For terms, apply 10 Mssss.
WREN * ROBINSON,
Three doJrs below The Swan tavern.
where the carriage may Dc se-n. #
ITO be sod ts the hignesl bidder, NJ WIIia1
J. Shackelford's stote Gu the 23d. daJ of F.b
ruarY next if fair, If not the next fair ga, he
TRACT Of LAND whsrcon ! 9ha w der
bum, sad Lydia Wsdderburn now rssiies san
tanning t4fee hundred and fifty acres being an.
rae' OF le,.s wherein Alexander WeddcsAorn
fsrmerIy bred, in tue lover end IF Kng III
Queen county. This lsna has a i, { n 90
dwelling koules, and other oa4hoas8 ia
Orchards. ami is OF as good qA.lity 8 anHin
that neigh6ourhood, and will Del Rpli uf,dec 1de
cree OF King nj Qnssn coanty cAarl, subigtt 20
the ope aston Of the act Of ascend, y oucs rnino
executions, and for other Purpsaes, 50 far az hal
acc will apply aud also sa1jsct to the dover of
LYDIA Weddefbarn therein, to satisfy Jolfn Nc
Donaii aud iona Johnson susviv NJ palmer. OF
John M'Doaa'i n co. ti1ei, deoss. inters.. aa
costs menIon-d II the said decree.
I.nu.,y 18Th, 1919. '-'N LUX WI vi
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II ENJOYED & Exhibited now for a
AZ. .few>days longer, at the upper end of
the town,two squares sbove the Swan Ia
vern, man street, at nv TeDain'S, oppo-
site Mr.. Richards grocery store,
THE MICROCOSM;
Consisting Of different pieces of mechan.
ism Of extraordinary workmanship, in
which by mcaus OF Clockwork The vasious
MOTORS Of Men, Animals, Catr ges,
Ships, &c. are correctly initiated the
surprise aad aslonishment of the sbesta-
description in the bills.
Admittance IS cents only.
Hours 81 admission from o'clock in
the morning till 2, and from 4 tills in the
evening. Up
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TnEVoICE OF STARK, AGAIN

1HE VOICE OF STARK, AGAIN !!
Extract OF letter from the immortal
General stark, written Ia the present
monIh.
81 have never been SO fortunate as
10 have any personal a quaintance with
HMEANIRdtson. Bat ths virtues of Ma
Nina hAve been known to the world,
longer titfn We have been known as d
nation. Could any recital of his I'M
portrait services add to their weight, I
could freely doit. i think the strong
est evidence we can have of his great.
ness and goodness, is, that he was the
chosen man OF his Immediate predeces-
sor, and still retains has confidence.
The ya'ue of ihese two great men has
appeared as conspicuous in cultivating
the arts 'ofpcace, as IN the conflict Tor
our national independence,
Peace, undoubtedly, Is our Greatest
good, as long as peace can be honora-
bic? But l fear ii We tip the cup OF con-
ella ion any higher, we shall nave 10
drink the dregs! That nation which
has beeu our secret or open enemy Tor
more than forty years, has now by their
last messenger of insult heaped the
measure oil our wrongs and 1 think
must have prepared the minds of all
that prefer their own oountr, to any
oiller Tor the last resort, 4 think Mr..
Madison Will not wait for the consen.
Of the Arnolds or chickering's OF o ir
country. Although he has moi recon-
nerded declaration of war to con-
gress, l think he will not suspend it
long, without there is an Immediate
charge okmeas ,res with the change OF
ministry, before he win recommend l,
with the prompritude that he has dis.
missed their insulter Of nations.
"Mr. ADAMS writes like rs again
1t can be but few days before
niustleave my county and my friends.
\ 1 wal tf.e moment with Impotence, fol
although have spent long life of en-
Jogment, life is now great burden tc
me. Conversing with my friends thai
are about me, or at distance, make.
lie more tolerable. But tis the great.
est consolation have, that shall leave
the general government of my country
ia SC good hands" rEast. Pap.
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ssoad and marrow Axes, Hatchets, Hoes ,RIousss
Shares and Coulters, Hinges, Wedses, Hzffs
rtsrs.s Tenders, Trace. Stretchsrs, and Or
Chainss --Bddes, ollars, Hsi,eys, Braces.
Surcinglss, Back Binds Belly EAnps, Rrsssh-
ing, Fips.8lekets, lSe tTc.
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LOS n

THE SALE Of BOOKS by AUCTION
NMTlLL commence on Saturday even.
Wv i"g January eth, precisely at half
past six O'Clock, al the Book & Stationary
Store OF William Prichard, opposite the
Post Office, there will be offered to the
public Miscellaneous collection of Lite
rsiure in all Arts and Sciences, many Of
which are worry scarce aud valuable.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-01-26

Peats w oc VI opinion tnat the precious
metals will be, one day, discovered --th al
they abound in Louisiana, mas long been
well founded conjecture, and the rela
u-ns OF every successive explorers adS
strength TO the supposiuon.