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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-11-16
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RAIL- GOoDS-RUSSELL & WIZ
ACE. have inss rec.-i;sl! ';y ne ijisparci,
rom Liverpool, 10 bales Wooiens, consisting Of
Cloths, twed Cost;ngs ard Blankets. and Elan,
hels. 10 be sold only by the bale.
Likewise 10y the Levant--
n Boxes Window Glass, 3 by Is & Is by Is
Cask Scythe Blades asso,ted
18 doz. Spades and Shovals
Lux wise by the John and Adam from London.
40 Pieces best twed SsckIg
1 Case Manchester stIfFs, assorted colonrs
1000 LIB Seine Irvine
Trunk Threads, assorted colors, from No.
IL to No. Is
The above GOODS will be sold reasonable.
for cash or aeceptsnces in town, 90 DAYS.
Likewise two ton GER MN STEEL.
October II 1ov
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nj Office rs hereby given, that shall, Ms the
y deputy OF John Holman, who was Sheriff
oil Cumberland county, and committee admins
traitor OF VIM T Davenport, decd. attend at the
next Cumberland November Court, for the pur-
pose OF settling and adjusting the claims against
the estate of the said decedent; and all those
who may have claims against the said estate, are
notified 10 bring their claims forward on or be-
fore the next Cumberland November court day
legally and properly authenticated. AS l shall
alter that day nay over TO the persons entitled to
receive the balance which may remain in ny
hands, belonging to sad estate
Jesse d1YCHAUX,
Deputy for Tohj. Holman, iate Sheriff.
October 90. w4Wg
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I'm Friday the 7th day of ID cember n-x
~ will be sold TO the highest bidder on twelve
months credit. ION the premises the tract oil
LAND on which Nathaniel NuckolIs decd
lately resided, lying in the county of Hanover on
the South Anna River about eight miles above
the Court House, containing by estimation about
247 acres-Bond with approved security viii be
required the purchaser with deed Of trust on
the land to secure the payment-The sal. VIII
be made IN pursuance OF the last will and testa-
ment OF Jas. Nuckols decd of Hanover county
by
WILLIAM NUCKoLLS
Her al i1su
Nov. 9. w3yyE
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DY virtue Of a deed oftrust. bearing dale The
, 24tf day Of February. 1908, executed by
Matthew Harris, OF Nelson county, TO the sub.
scrioers for the purpose ofsecuring the pa, naent
Of certain sum of money, 10 Thomas Goodwin,
in said deed expressed IPiH be sold, Upon the
premises, on Friday, the S0th day of November
next, one certain tract or parcel of LIND, lying
and being in the county of Nelson, or Rockfish
river, containing by estimation, three hundred ~
cres. more or less, and being the same Land,
whereon the said Matthew Harris now resides,
with its sppurtensnces, adjoining the lands of col
Joseph Shelton. Ciough SLeiton's estate, William
Lee, Harris and others
The subscribers as trustees, will convey to the
purchaser or purchasers, such title only as is yes
ted in them by the said deed of trust
HALVES COLEMAN,
HUDSON MARTIN, IuS1oR.
THEUS TON J. DICKINSON.
nelson County, november g w4t
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G. THOMPSON.

p OR AIT- p AIWTRR;
- RESPECTFULLY informs the inhabitants Of
~ Richmond, and its vicinity, that he has again
commenced business, in The house opposite the
Swan-Tsvern.
Eoyember g; w4yT
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-11-16

ri oilCh.-That by virtue OF deed of trust.
exc uted for purposes therein mentioned,
by Cuelmus Coleman to VIM. NJ. Tho -nton and
VIM. Guthrcy Willie offered for sale, en- tie
30h OF November next, IN the town OF Ca Ira,
in Cumberland county the following PROPER
IN, or so much thereof a: will satisfy the de-
.r.and VIZ The tract of LAND on which said
Coleman resides ; five Negroes, Jenny, Amy,
Esther, LuYina and Wat; five head of Horses Sc
twenty head Of Cattle The right and title we
as trustees have TO said property will be con eY.
ed Wyz ~ JHORN7O "
HIM GUTRREr H
Cumberland, november ,y3wN
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-11-16

SRISATE ENrERrhtNMENr, near the Swan
- Tavern, and within two hundred yards oe
the Capitol The subscriber having fitted ~, or
some considerable expence, a stuatioa calculated
FOR the reception Of families travelling. members
OF the Assembly, and resident individuals, res.
pecttuiiy soliciis the attention OF his irieuds
and the public.
1t has been generally remarked. that comfor-
.aDie boaraii5- Rouse, IN Richmond, of this des.
crlption, might meet with deserved success: the.
subscriber therefore earnestly requests the favor
of trial, and Rstters himsefti,at his. endeavo,-s
to please viii meet with that appreciation and en-
couragement he is solicit us To merit
BENJAMIN DENNIS.
november 13. ,,I
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WILL be sold to the highest bidder on the
premises on the 1t Monday in Dec. next.
TBREE THOUSAND ACRES or LAM
IN the County of Henrco, within six miles ofthe.
City OF Richmond, and on each side ofthe stage
road leading from Richmond to Fredericksburg.
on the waters of The Brook Run The land ON the.
west side ofthe road will be laid off in lots from 10
to 800 acres; on this part ofthe land is mannfac.
turing 4 saw mill The East side and on which
the dwelling house stands. in one lot containing.
between 500 and 700 acres 1t is thought unne.
cessa'y to give description of the abose proper-
w. as It is presumed, purchasers will form their
own opinion of its present or future value Terms
OF SALE one third cash, one third in twelve months.
the balance ~ two years bonds with approved
security, with Deeds of Trust on the land, will
De required Of the purchasers
viii also be sold, on the 1st Monday Of Dec.
Tor ready money, 900 barrels of Corn, $50 head
OF Hogs 70 do. Of Cattle, 30 do of Sheep. and 20
do OF Horses and Mules. - A lso, some articles
of Household and K.tcl,cn Far,iture-at four
months credit Bond and approved Security viii
DC required.
T RI. PROSSER
Sep 25, 1870 ids
N q The SAFE viii be continued from dav "a
day, until the whole Properyis disposed Of.
Il ". p
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UN-pOWUER The propr,e,ors OF inc
" RICHMOND POWDER MILLS. off.
for sale, by the keg or larger quantity, and f
Gun Powder, glazed and ungIaz cd warrsne d
equal to any imported, and on reasonable terms
Retailers at liberty TO return the powder, Z
not approved. Apply to
.9dAIES BROWN, 81. Or,
DAYID = BURR
May 90 % l2laxtr
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M ANrEO immediately. 10 or IL 10UR-
w NhlMEN IH1LORS, to whom liberal
wages Will be given, by applying TO Elias v La
chsize, Main street.
november IS 2w
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4 pursuance OF Decree oil The Courl OF
4 Nelson County; will Be sad, On the 5.h day
OF Deceinber mex, i'm The town OF Warmnster,
to the highest bidder, for ready money! u
i'tto Man Slave, to satisfy debt with interest
and costs ofsuit) due from the estate of Hector
Cabell, decd. to WIN. II Cabeli The sale will
be made subject the iif. estate of Mrs Peggy
Cabell, IN the said slave, as by the decree wall
more fully appear.
TIE COMMISSIONERS
NOV. z w4NT
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kNOR RENT for one or more years, and pos
4 session given Immediately, the TENE-
MENT now in TIE occupancy of the subscriber:
in every respect well calculated to accommodate
a genteel family, the buildings nearly all new, &.
IN good repair consisting ola Dwelling House,
smoke House, Carriage House, Stable & Cow.
House an excellent garden spot well inclosed ::
q well Of excellent water and an ice honse ON
an extensive plan, nearly fnished-terms made
known on application TO the subscriber
Ed HALLAM
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-11-16

- ICE All persons who have c.Slns a.
" Gsinst the Estate of PgTeR TINsLEY.
deceased, are requested to send in their accounts
immediately to the subscriber, and all those In.
debted 10 said estate are intreated to make.
speedy payment to
JAMES BROWN, Jr. Adps'r.
October 9 =.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-11-16

N CHANCEitY. = Fluyanna County Coure.
a September 25;h, 1870
Mcncrie!ty H,.l, administrator with the Will
annexed. Of Robcrt I'LL, decd Pf'G
.fyoinst
John Forbes sul Patrick Williamson.
D;f's.
The Defendant, Williamson, not having enter.
go ans appearance aud given security according
To the act OF assembly and the rules fthis court
and u appearing TO tie satisfaction of the court.
ina, he IS not an Inhabitiut of this coen.ry On
ne motion of.,he plaintiff, ,y his counsel; I. 4.
ordered, thRtthe SAID defendant, Williamson. do
appear nero on or hesore tile first day of Decem-
Der court next and answer the plaintiffs bill. &
that copy oi thiaprde be forthwith inserted i'm
one OF the Richmond news papers, and con,inu-
ed fortw months auccessively, and another co.
ny posted at the front door of the court house os
this county.
Copy
= IYNBERLAKE. r. d. c. r. o.
oclooer ~ w8wT
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Montville, King William, Oct. 26

~ o IcE BY vi'eue of deed Of trust, ex
~ cuted by DAVID w Sharp, to John Treeiv.
decd bearing date 9th of Dece,aber, 1902. and
recorded in the county court of Henrico on the
9th of December, 1902, for the purpose of secu.
ring the payment of 500 due 10 Rpht Vaughan,
jr by instaimens il ti,e manner Expressed N the
sad deed, to wit Is 25O ON the 9TH day q hue,
1904, with interest thereon from the zen Jay of
June, 1902 and the further sum OF e $50 on the
7,h day OF juno, 806 with interest thereon from
7ih June, 1902, till pad. and the costs and char
ges necessarily incurred by carrying the said trust
into effect The subscribers will sell, to the
highes bidder, for ready money, at the c.. house
OF Henrico county, on tbe hrst Monday in Dec.
next, CbrInr Henrico county court day) 49, acres
of LAND, more,of less, lying in The county Of
Henrico and bounded ~ the lands Of Thomas
Friend - Burton Joseph Bailey, VIM. Ran
dolph and James RIVER.
T-e above deed of trust is entitled to a credit
of < "a 0s. Sd paid on the 1st September, 1904.
aud the land ~ II be sold for the purpose of OBJ,
tanning the balance due thereon.
'TOSHUA CHAFFIN,
GEO8GE SCOTT,
Executors Of John freely
Sept. 90 VS. Il
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T. RI. PRoSsER

rEHHOSE persons wishing supplies Of COAL
( from the Deep Kun PITS, ygIll be piassed 10
leave tiIeir orders at 10y Countag q JoD,. ,yhsre
a measure IS kept for the converter = IF ,ch az
w's'I 10 have their coal msasare1 f,- The wage
CONS. M " HfNCC TX.
Oet0ber 10
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-11-16

Also for rent the houses now in the occupan
cy of Mr.. Placide, and MIR Young, fronting the
Capitol Square, and joining the Washington ia
vern---possesson gwen on the 18th inst apply
as above.
November Q xvq,y
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sTTTLLIAM H HUB8AdD

NNfLLIAM H HUBBARD 5,, Door
w &SHoE STORE, mex door tot.e Rising
sun Tavern, returns thanks tn his customers for
the last years encouragement and respectful,
informs them, and the public, that he has taken
LEONARD CHAMBER Mn into co part
nership-Fhs bus ness for the future ,,ill be done
IN the names OF HUBBARD & CHAMBER
L AlN-who now offer for sal. on The lowest
possible terms, ageneral assortment Of BOOTS
q SHOES, suitable for the season. sna warran
ted-sole and upper Leather, Calf and Sheep
skins, black and colored morocco
N b We shall continue tn carry on the Ma
nutac,uring OF Boots and Shoes of different kinds,
having on hand a good supply of the best mate.
rails, and complete workmen we trust from
our experience in business and best endearors,
shall be able to please all those WHO may favor US
with their custom
HUBBARD & CHAMBERLA AIN.
November 3. WIZ
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-11-16

a N excellent STAND for Merchants, Me.
L \ chanics, &c-I will Rent or Lease, for
term OF years, the following T;NEMENTS, ST.
tuated at Aylett's Ware House, on Mattspopv
river, viz +: One large and convenient house, con-
ssting of Srooms, sax of which have fire places,
with all necessary out offices. garden, lots, &c
and at present occupied as a tavern Three store
houses which are well calculated for the receipt
on of Merchandise, having an accompting and
lumber room in each; Also, three gFanaries. ST.
tuated on the bank of the river. which IS suffici
emily deep to admit vessels of considerable bur-
then to receive their loads, which is erestlv IA
ciiitated by means of spouts affixed Ia each IRA
nary. Also, two comfortable d yelling Houses.
without offices, lots, Grc. and also house thai
will answer for the reception Ola Mechanic, ,yl.t,
a sueiciency ofground annexed for garden. S,c
This place, To its local situation, has MANY adj
vantages, being in a wealthy and populouis neigi,
borhood, with the convenience of lvigs; or. BY
which produce my be carried with little ex.
pence, to Norfolk and other sea port towns. I'm
mediate possession may 5r lt,d in two store hou
ses and two grsnaries, and in The other tenements
on the LIST day Of jan. next. Tie tenements win
be pointed Qua, and the terms made known bv
application 20 the subscriber, the pre- IN ses
p H1LE
Monticello R;D1 XN;II;,,,, n, oc
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-11-16

THE GRAND LODGE OF VIRGINIA,
M ILL meet, in the Msson's H. m the CITY
" of Richmond, at o'clock in the evening
Of the second Monday, IN December next.
november Is: If
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FOR LonDos,
The gsosi Shi6
II y T. K I q Y.

iEEN FOR LcNDON,
vaEGSN The 9rss WHO
SsMfeEMP fl y r. X c k
1hon,as Gary dasser
Burden $50 hhds tobacco will sail in the whole
OF this month, having great part Of her cargo
engaged For freight or passage, apply TO Nash
Munroe, or Hammond {, Daniel, Of Peters
burger to the subscriber
ED1fD. w. ROOTES.
november g H.
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Ella NKS
90 sveRY uEscGtpitev,
F0R &iiH IT YIyF5 0FFICE,
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= TYAzBERLAKE. Jr. d. C. r. o.
October i2 w8eg
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-08-07
BosToS, July %.
T VERY LATE FROM SPAIN.

Last evening Capt. Vinal, in the
brig Entefprize, arrived here from
Aiat ziras, (Spain.) lie furnishes a
detailed account of the seizure by a
military force, and sale, without form
CT ,fiaI, but inthe name Of the French
Imperial Government, at Malaga, Of
The brig Two Marias, DoaGe, OF hos.
ton, Win fish jsschr. Four Brothers,
Cfozier, Of prqvineetown and schr.
Hop, Noble, Of Portsmouth, with co.
cor, Iogvood, &c. pat INTO Malaga in
di-ifess.
The French we're in possession of
Msisea the 18th June. King j.. had
visited it, but had gone to Granada.
Capt. v. left Algsziras the. 10Th
Jure. On the 18sh, 5000 Spanish
u pops, under Gen. I.sei, arrived there
in English transports from Cadiz.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-08-07

Their object was said to be an ot,ack
on the rear of the French invaders OF
Cadiz. Two priyateers were ready
FOR sea at Malaga, and two others fit
ting out. i
We have accounts from Cadiz down
to the 11th June. The island CONT
nued to be defended with viger and
skill--and the shot of the French we're
returned with spirit. The allied de-
Tenders were not in want ef any thing.
The City was crowded, and some Of
the useless mouths had been shipped
off. No fears of the subiugation of
the city for many months were enter
tanned. The old Marshal Duke of
Dantzic Lefebre, a mostexcellent en-
gineer) commanded in front of Ca
dig.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-08-07
NEw.YoRK, August 9.
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.

On Tuesday afternoon, the fast sail
ing brig Tamsahmaah, capt. Story, ar
rived at HurLGate from Liverpool,
which port she left on the Oath of June,
and has brought adyices about weeks
later than before received.
Geo. w. Erving, Esq. late Ameri-
can Charge des Afaires IN Spain, came
home in the above vessel, and is the
bearer Of dispatches from our minister
at the Court Of St. James, to the sc.
cresary of state, and we understand
willproceed with the IN this morning.
On tie 10Th Of June Permanent was
prorogued. Sir Francis Burdett was
on that day liberated from the Tower.
There were great rejoieings among
his par,izans, and IL 10 said more nu-
merous assemblage OF people in the
streets of London than took place
when he was committed. ---'
We do not learn whether any change
in our affairs with Great Britain had
taken place: But it has been rumored,
that the Emperor Napoleon, has issued
a Decree far the'capture aud condeml
nation of all the American propertyhe.
can get hold OF.
Fire Editors Of the Mercantile Adj
vertiset have been furnished with the
following partial extracts from file
Of London papers to the 22d of June.
The ramaahmaah did not bring any
letters or newspapers as we are in
formed, excepting for the owners.
LoNDoS, June Is.
Dutch papers arrived this morning
to the 10Th. They are not importants
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-08-07
FROM PORTUGAL.

Our Gloucester correspondent yes
terday furnished US with Lisbon Ca
zettes to the 18th Of June. They do
not state any change of position in the
hostile armies. No battle had been
fought; and the spirit as well as the
discipline of the nation appeared in
Hereasing. Cuidad Rodrigo YVES inves-
ted the 1st june.
A letter from Portugal mentions,
that to every regiment of the British.
a Battalion of Portuguese had been ad.
ded.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-08-07
BosroH, July %.
FROM SWEDEN.

FROM SWEDEN.
Extract OF a letter from Cap. S. Trevitt,
OF Boston. to Messrs. ]. & ). D. Har.
ris, merchants, daed Cottenburg, Nav
az. $3.50
I" About the 22d inst. the British Con.
sui here received an official note from Ad.
miral Saumarez, (who has arrived 10 the
lower roads with sqoad.o informing,
that no vesselscouldleaye this port with.
out having British license. At the re.
quest Of several nerchalts, the Consul
wrote The Admiral TO knox H the restric.
ton extended 10 all vessel. and if Amefi.
cans carrying heir own produce, either
direG from America, or hence, likewise
required such licences. To which the
Admiral teplied, /" have to inform YOU
,shas1I consider The regulations as me ant
10 include, ell vessels indiseriminately, and
tha, Americans should be provided with
licences.
(Signed)
J. SAUMAREZ."
!" Yesterday several American masters
went on board The. Admiral's ship, to
know if they could leave here for the Bal.
tic, with the cargoes they had brought into
port. Answer was sent them from the
Admiral, by his Captain, /" If you go ont
Of this port to any port where His Males.
;y's flag Is nos allowed. without British
licence, you are liable o be captured by
His Majesty ships&and even your own
ports are restricled.",
he Admiral has said, that the moment
he hears that our Non-Intercourse is rails.
ed with The English, these Restrictions
will be removed, and our vessels may pro-
esed up the Bal;ic, SC.
: a. The Swedes are not allowed to sail
cosaiwise without British license
Here are several Americans for the Bal.
tic. Wharf.-The result of this business will
be, time only will determine. This has
givensa total stagnation TO all business
here.'
!" The rcaalt of this business will be,
that in few days alter the dale of this &C
count, the news will arrive, that the Non 4
Intercourse acl has expired, and the Eng
lish instead of seizirg and con6scaing ey-
cry Ihiog as Bonapar,e. does, will suffer
our vessels 20 60 up The Baltic"
- lReherfsry,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-08-07
Extract ofaietter from Liverpool, da.
ted 9th June.

The news of the repeal of the nom
intercourse bill was brought by the Pa
cific on the 9th instant.
I" The brig Tammamaah and the
Pacific both took pilots at the same
time. The Hercules, Vose, arrived
on the 8th."