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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-11-02

INOR SALE-Tbe PLANTATION, on
r. which now reside, in the county of King
William, containing 312 acres, within sight of
Hanover Town, and adjoining the Lands of War.
ner Wormley and others.
.ALso-The crop of Com, FoppEa & SrocK
of every kind, may be had with the Land-tjlere
will be from 80 to 40 bushels of prime Wheat
sown this fall----Posesssion may be had in Ia
nuary next
Presenting thatno person will purchase with
out viewing the premises, conceive it unnecessa
ry to say any thing respecting this truly desirable
little Farm------only that there is a good Dwell.
ling and every necessary Out House, for the
convenience of family with good Garden, &
well of excellent water.--Appication to
John or Charles Bosher, Of Richmond, or to the
subscriber, will be attended to-
October 10 w,f
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-11-02

Il TEACHER WANTED "A liberal com.
~ pensasion will he given for an Assistant.
Teacher, who IS qualified 10 instruct the higher
classes in the Latin and Greek Languages, and to
give, occasloHally, -lossona in Arithmetic, Ceog.
raphy and History. Should he understand The
French language, it will be All additional recon-
mend ton. The situation is an agreeable one, in
small town near Norfolk single man and a
clergyman will be preferred. For further infor-
nation, apply at this Office
October ID &c
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-11-02
tn. C HOWARD.

% The sale as directed in and by virtue of the
foregoing decree, will take place on the 1st Mon
day in November next, before the front door of
Henrico court house, it being court day
SAMUEL McCRAJV, Commissioner
Sent %
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-11-02

IN ed to the General Assembly Of Virginia, al
their next session, 10 incorporate a company for
the purpose of improving the navigation q the
Rrysnna river, from the town Of Columbia 60
Milton, and 20 establish rates Of toll TO be paid,
for the use Of said navigation, until the money
which shall be expended in said Improvement, be
thereby refunded.
October %. w3w
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-11-02

IN deputy Of John Holman, who was Sheriff
OF Cumberland county, and committee adminis-
traitor OF VIM T ID NEWPORT, decd. attend at the
next Cumberland November Court, for the puP-
pose OF settling and adjusting the claims against
tue estate of the said decedent and all those
who may have claims against the said estate, are
notified to bring their claims forward on or be,
fore the NJ xt Cumberland November court day,
legally and properly authenticated. AS l stall
after that day pay over to the persons entitled to
receive the balance which may remain in my
hands, belonging to sad estate.
.JESSE BdICHAUX,
Debutg jor Join Holman, late Sheriff
Octoser %. w4WT
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-11-02

DUBLIC VENDUE On Saturday, the 3D.
\ November next, at IL o'clock, at City Point,
without reserve, half the interest in Brig SAL
LY, OF this port, as she now lays at City Point,
burthen 100 tons Il a. 95ths-she is well found,
and can be sent TO sea with very small expence,
having been well furnished at Liverpool, on her
last voyage. An inventory other tackle, apparel,
and furniture, may he seen at my office, and at
Messrs Leitch, Graham & Cos compiling house.
Manchester
Sixty, ninety and one hundred and
twenty days, approved, endorsed, negotiable,
notes, payable in Petersburg
SAMUEL TURNER, Y. M.
CT The other half interest in the above Brig,
may be purchased at private sale, ON accommo.
dating terms. Apply as above.
ST.
Petersburo October % d,H
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-11-02

MTOrlCE--rhat PETITION will be pre.
1 Y sent to the next Genera, Assemble.
praying that an act msy pass authorizing the com.
mon ball, OF the city of Richmond, to establish
a reasonable boundary to said city.
October 10. w6,v
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-11-02
Richmond, July 10 'oHN NiT #

Beg leave 10 inform ny cIienrs in the Court OF
Appeals, the Richmond Chsncery District
Court, the Circuit Court of tha United States.
and the.SuDeror Court of Law. for the -,nntv
OF Henrico, that ihave recovered from my late
,iness sufficiently to resume my attention to their
BUSINESS. With tine aid. therefore, of my son.
peyton Randolph, who has duly attended to it,
during my disability, shall prosecute it and any
letters addressed TO him or myself, will be pro-
perry respected and answered
EDMUND RANDOLPH.
October 2S. &c
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-11-02
Petersburg, October % a.,

1--WE DOLLARS KEWARD.-Strayed
l. from the Fairfield Race Ground, some time
since likely dark brown coloured MULE, with
bob tail, and the hair worn off the right thigh.
Whoever will deliver said Mule to Mr. William
Randolph, at Wilton, Col Miles Seiden, near
Richmond, or the subscriber, shall receive the a.
boye reward, and all reasonable charges from
.I0HN i. WERTH.
Who has 10 dispose Of
1000 Seasoned one men Albany PINK, and
2 Pair End hand BURR MILL sra NES!
OctOber 20 If
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-11-02

IN CHANCERY.-Flu vanna County Court.
4 September 25tli, 1910.
MoncriefFe Hal, administrators with the will
annexed of Robert Hill, decd Pn'F
against
John Forbes and Patrick Williamson,
Dsf'fs.
THE Defendant, Williamson, not having enter
ed his appearance and given security according
to the act OF assembly and the rules Oftlis court,
aud 1t appearing to the satisfaction of the court
that be IS not an inhabitsut of this country: On
the motion of the plaintiff, by his counsel II i,
ordered, that the said defendant, Williamson, do
appear here on or before the first day of Decem
Der court next, and answer the plaintiffs bill, &
that copy Of this orde be forthwith inserted in
one of the Richmond news papers, and continu.
ed tor two months successfully, and another co.
py posted at the frost door Of The court house Ct
this county.
Il CoPy
T. TIAfBERLAKB, y, d. c =. @,
October 10 w8g
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-11-02
rSoMpKfNs & MURRAY. n

|ToMPK1NS & MURRAY, have receiyed
! by the Ship dveri:, their F.li Supply of
LONDON GOODS. containing a great variety
ct ar,'eiss. suited to the season, among them are
Diaper and ID mask Table Cloths and Napkins
an e'egan, assortment,
Scotch iio!l,nd Shooting Of yer, superior qualits
Scperine Cloths and Cassireres do do do
Doiman's Bond Street Hats do do do
Carpets do do do
IRISH Sheeting, Linen and Long Lawn.
They are in daily expectation of receiving. bv
the brig Cora, from Liverpool. their fall snupiy
ot Coarse Woollens, Hardware, Cutlery, &c &C.
which will render their assortment very com
plets. go y.
October %. &c
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-11-02
Ssvoru before me October %, 1910,
EHAS. LHRIS2IaN
a coPy)

The preceding is a statelne mt of facts taken
frou, the Protest OF the Captain TIE affidavit
cfthe male speaks for itself fine Capture oftiIe
Isufs. Ann can oEly be considered one OF the
most prof gate of those acts ST violence which
haze long since disgraced the British mamie
The arrogance, tie ignorance, the false assertion
and finsl orders Of captain DAshwood, must ex
cite Tie indignation Of every american Who hears
OF those repeated violations OF The rights of the
Rag ofhis country
The senteocc o. Sin William Scott corresponds
tsith thai sc5le Of jdstics tiat hns long since 20
Verned tlie de cisiOns Of the admiralty count
ii approves o. the capture, and encourages the
eapiors IN tepeat the outrage. IL the judgement
of Sir William Scott, there is no crime in forcing
Zen or dozen staTnen from neVtrai vessel, aR0
afterwards landing them IN Strange country
(withort the means OF subsistencc) to shift for
themselves. In the judgment Of Sir William
Sce il is strictly just arrest the progress Of
neutral vessel under the most frivolous prctext--
In the judgement Of Sir William Scott, there is
no injustice ~ breaking the voyage of nch.
trail, or in the total destruction Of the whole pro-
perty. These are events which Sir William
Scott very calmly says, grow out Of the evils Of
war and the neutral is bound TO submit 10 them"
The Laura Ann was loaded entirely With
Georgia cotton After a most disastrous voyage
she h far prospect Of happy Termination to
A. lfsIc h;d dfiycd al Siralsund, her cargo
sould have sold instantly ~ so groots bsnce --~l
Tins would have yielded N E08dof TO Vsiicii
Mae the proceeds we're ordered TO be remittcd)
b 81 sterling, OF nearly 50 cents per pound =
Tic gross sale oFtne carg0in its dsmsgcG state
VII average Ahoul "a. sterling, or L. CENTS per
pound viii II. afer i's he charges, will a.
lnesnt - tolkl !ssI.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-11-02

M URPHY & CRUMP, IN addition to their
1VA usual supply Of GROCERIES, have just
received general assortment OF GLASS, CHI
Nh, EdRTHEN c, STONE WARE, which
they propose to sell low Tor Cash OF Country Pro
dice
October 10. 4w
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-11-02

FALL GOODS -RUSSELL t. WI
= LICE, have just received by the Dispatch
from Liverpool 10 bales Wooens, consisting Of
Cloths, twilIed Co.dings and Blankets, and Elan.
nes, to be sold only by the bale.
Like wise by the Lcvant--
% Boxes Window Glass, - by IS & Is by Is
l Cask Scythe Blades assorted
~ dog. Spades and ShoviIs
Likewise by the John and Adam from London
30 Pieces best twiiled Sackug
| Case Manchester stuffs, assorted colours
1000 LII Seine Irvine
Trunk Threads, assorted coIors, from No
H. TO No. 10
The above GOODS will be soil reasonable,
for cash or acceptancss in town, 90 DAYS
Likewise two ton GRIMM .STEEL.
October IL 12w
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-11-02

HOSE persons wishing supplies of COAL
!, from the Deep Run Pits, VIII be pleased 10
cave tneir orders at my Ccuntiag Room, where
measure IS kept for the convenience of such as
wish to have their coal measured f.,om the was
CONS. II W E3Nc(I(S-
October Is re
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-11-02

very simple continuance has been invented
by "a FAREoNr, for TRANSFORMING any good com
mon balance into an hyeroststic balance. Il is a
ipovesble column, which, being placed in q YES
sci proper for the purpose, beneath any balance
Whatever, provided it be exact, renders il capa.
bic Of giving specific GRANTEES, without the neces
SHY Of recurring TO the extraordinary and expen
cified hydFoststic balances are attended,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-11-02
Il C0Dy. LeSse
RoB'T IT, CHRISTIAN. D. c. H. c.

p The Solve described property will be
sold, on the preraiges, on Monday, the 5th day of
November next.
raoM4S 74rLoR.
October 2. ids
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-11-02

GERMAN OZNApURGS AND TICK
LENBURGS,
IMPORTED in the Schooner Martial f-...-.
4 Tonningen. For sale by
October 9 =,
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-05-02
FOR SALE,
VALUABLE PROPERTY.
Z on AL T.
+ 0 r S Al f..

Athree story BRICK WARE
HOUSE at the corner of Union and Prince
streets +; % feet front upon Prince, and A
feet inches front upon Uhion.street. o..
eupied by JDnathanand David Ross.
A HOUSE and LOT occupy
ed by Jacob Leap this Lot fronts 81 feet4
inches on Union'street, and 81 feet 8 niche
on 20 feet alley it will be sold al,oeeth sr
Or divided as may best suit purchasers.
A vacant LOT binding on
Duke, Patrick, and Woli.streets, being one
fourth of square.
'Fortsrms apply to
John Janney.
tms. ~. : :lsE9
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-08-15
Ifai.er none-the roise and GOOD
.Are 6y their actions understood.

is II true that the immaculate Elisha r. Potter after
the dccease ofthc late Gov Potter, offered his widow
his friendship, his aid, and his assistance and mne.
diately afterwards enlisted himself sgainst her and
her therless children, aRd became her bitterest en-
emy and prosecutor tt
uue, .'sat ne refused TO pay Carpenter and
Labourer their just demands because they voted a.
gainst him
Is It true, that ne boasted of hiring man. to vote
tor him at the expense ofone hundred dollars which
ne procured for him Of his towns money
Is Il true, that he opposed the just demand Of. a
was Republican, and voted against him-thereby
compelling the distressed and poor man to waste his
lie away in misery and want and the Surgeons bill
for aputating this unfortunate mans leg is 70 this
day unpaid by the town Ct South-Kingstown
Are these facts, ftllow-ctizcns, or not /, !,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-08-15

The sch Salems. Capt Bwton, ar. at ~ York,
from North-Carona, few days since fell in with the
sup neorge Dyer, then 60 days from Bordeaur
bound 70 Ba'timore. with upwar.ls &c 20 pxssenw~rs
Was sve1ned, that the ship Ann. Prexdsrgesi, &c
permission was obtaincd) would sail in about dsvs
for New.york. with upwards Of 200 American scamen
being the crews Of American vessels uni,lstv scixcl
and condemned in the ports Of F,uncs.--That Mr..
LE q, our Coosul at Rsrdvamr. intended ia embark
for home in the Ann, but had received note (who
from il not stately inviting him 70 become aFrcnch
citizen (which he rcfused.--That Mr.. AnMsrVoxo
expected to leave France about the 18th Of August
tor America in the ship Sally but il seems he was
still waiting tho Emperour's permission to embark in
that vessel 10000 French troops had lately passed
through Bordecvr for SPAIN There was ~ expecta-
tons OF restoration Of American propcrtyin Frxnc~
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-08-15

In this town, on Monday the 9th inst Mrs CArH-
ERNIE. DEsNIs, aged 33 years, the amiable onsort
of Capt John Dennis.
Providence, in its infinite wisdom. in calling this
amabIc Lady from this sublunary state, ha. impant-
ed in the bosoms of her surviving friends the most
affecting pangs. and the most unuttcrablc woe--
Whether view her virtues in publick or private
life. her merits deserve the highest eulogums. She
performed the relative duties OF life from prin..
ciplc as we'll as inclination and in dispensing happi-
ness 10 othcrs she received more pleasure than she
gave. IN temper, she pleasant and asblc, mod
est and merk. Her morals were pious and charita-
ble As afriend, she was frank and open and as
mistress humane and benevolent She was great
and good without pride, just without rigour, and
bountiful without osentstion. Her sou! ever melted
at distress, and her hand was open 10 relieve
merit, or her favours to raise and cherish it.
Possessing sound judgment and purity Of taste,
she early in life adopted the Christian faith as IN,
only good and found in its practice that felicity which
the smiles Of the world cannot give nor its frowns
take away. In the hour Of Death, armed with the
CONSULTATIONS or RELIGION, her soul shone Sc
rene and calm amidst. the conflict and when sur.
rounded by weeping friends-whcn she saw her ap-
proaching end, and all that is d5ar in Kfe to be
s,irrend@s~d, beloved end dost;og husbnnd, five
small infant cher,bs, and many dear and valuable
fiiends--then her confdencescqurcd new strength,
and her reliance upon her redceming GOD, burst
forth in all it's brilliant ustrc. peculiar to ts soLy
MAJESTY, and buoycd her up against the terrours of
that state INTO which she, without scarcely pang
soon, too soon, for the happiness Of her surviving
friends, was launched. ftt
Lou abe lies IN the dgf, and her memory fh ~ NTH
g,zef ,&iems is ne tongue ef,me'ods and the hand
Of elegance 10 at rest No more shT e poor eirx
thee their bies1ess, s6e naked be zsored 6y fly
5o'Ssy, the tear stai Mou MOI ~ash awny from The sve
J the wreteisd No shaH ne, ny fur. meet a..
gain Ia e-no shaR ,se Ss az c hostssable board
Gone, fsrsucr 10 Ae sossd II rnysA
" yne kind, fhc candid, tie meetis mono NO moro! :
WHO GAN ExpREss Qua oefurg
Pow, w TEARs OF woEi t1
At South -R1nssfossy, On the 2d inst Mr JoHx
CLARwE HELsss, 90, - Jarses Helmes, ESQ in the
9Th year Of his aye AS he was early educsted in
the school of morality, those principles ever grew
with his growth and strengthened with hisstrengfb,"
tin cut OF in the bright morn Of manhood, when
health and vigour warranted continuance of future
usefulness. As man, he was beloved ard such
was his smiAble disposition ~ 10 endesr him toa hrs
connections and acquaintance. AS friend, his pas
sions ever glowed with ardour which bordered On
enthusiasm In him wife has lost an afTcctionatc
husband his parents datfulson, and society an Or
nsmcnt From his active prineiplss Of morality, his
seotrn,,ts Of religion must have been established
Although his illness was short zee dis,.ssir7, o.;A
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-08-15
NOTICE
EHE undersigned. His ,Ssp,o;sh Ar.

'HE undersigned. His Sued;sh Ma.
= Jesiy's Vice-consul for the States Of s6os,,
s'ond and sonneccRt, has received from the fors,1
Senera!' residing at Phiiadsiphs0, Decree ~ the
SIe~sh government, under date of,hc 20th pf M.rcls
coy Az extract OF which follows, and Is publnhrd
,or .ne information Of the Merchants. and an otcr4
concerned - -''"--- $50 80 90 " "''''s's
:. "e herecy groconsly commasd, that on and oy,ey.
me gam 81 .7HW nerf, Goods sAaRbr isxbor,eS rxss
"sr on PoNng the Dunes norm transtu ,viirb 6efoss
vreat'br'tan Ireland, fhc Csisyies or (o,,oS;ss
1naer me 'rfhsnce the British ose,rnssst. q, oes
any description whatsoeper, loaded H. scssrh 6.os,
.ea'-brna'n o. any C her Deiendsnciss, 5c osinsd
and thar all vesscis, nsdsr- ,s6ossr,r
rag, wuch shaHde prorsl to carry sseh Goods rfhof
S,e no' furnished with Cerfikcdfss and Hsy,ne,as "a
cer'vy the Origin or f torncl2ars ofrhss etrwcr,.
70" me port loading, shaH UPON sir a,rsrai IN ..y
ndrooys, be ordered cE sape and earsbs rh re,ee,y
1s are sole hndeu NTH Sa For the saec,osr oil o,,e
Deerse, Ne Command all 0S6cers and Ecssons ~ oir
se'"ee 70 e'ert their nimo,f rgnee an srS,r.
ing fAs Pafcrs Certificates and xoeuneaf Of all vcs.
sefs thaf msy arrive" s.s ~ n ,tFsas ~, ~
He Farther gives poblick noticc,, that g,ho
documents required by the foregoing Dcerec. viii
be furnished on application to him 4 i AZ
GEORGE MILES.
Newport. August1, 1910. ~n ~tNG
- The priuters Of newspapers n Ptovidenea
New-Iiavcn and New.london will insert The above no.
t'ce; e. and forward their Bills for payb,sps !.
Newport, July 3S. S7asesay
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-08-15
MsssR. HAZARD AND BROWN
N lIlese GcntIa,

IN these Gcntcmen, are united the.
requisite qualifications, which your Repre-.
sen.atives IN Congress, ought to possess-yiz
knoSyicdge, f5tegyify, and tove Of country.
We offer, you these, your friends, as posses
sing in ali eminent degree, the above all inn
portant qaaliicatiors. Not even .lander.
with Its Thousand tongues, has uttered one
word derogatory Of their moral or political
characters. Every person who has had the
pleasure OF an acquaintance with these Gen.
tlemen, knows them to be sincerely engaged
in supporting the rights apd G6erkies, of their
fellow citizens.--Thc united voices or the
friends of our happy form Of government,
and administration, declare to YOU, that
HAZARD AND BROWN, are the Cen
tlemen, you are, in duty, hound to support, at
the approaching election, for Representatives
to Congress, This duty yea owe 10 your
country, yourselves, and to your posterity.
Your enemies, have hresuored to oppose
your endcavonrs by every means, that fer
tie imagination can invent. They hold up
Tor your notice men, who arc stiled, the
Washington Canjida,ts." These illicit
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-08-15
FROM THE coLuMBIAN pHENix.
= G. LOOK 1T THIS 6

Ersrccfs V letter from Washington Coun-
fy 10 Gentleman IN this sown.
"I saw in the last Mercury piece contain
ing high cnconiums on the honour and integri-
" OF Elisha X. Posser's private character one
or two instances Of which l shall mention.
At the time of the late Gov. Potter's de-
cease, his widow being under great anxiety
respecting her future situation, expecting to
meet with much difficulty in the settlement
OF such perplcxed and insovcnt estate, Mr..
Foffer being present, and seeing her in such
great difficulty, volnnsarily promised her, in
the presence of one or two men of respecta-
bility, that he would be her assured friend in
any way that he was capable, and lend her all
me service that soas in his tower !; but, to her
sad disappoik anent, the first tims she called
upon him for assistance he was engaged a.
gainst her az an attorney for Mr. Knyon, TO
throw her out Of the righf Of dower and Kent
her in the taw far several years This is one
great trait OF his honest integrity.
This same gentlemen has pnbIickIy de-
ciarcd that he has given ono hundred dollars
yearly OF the town Of South Rinestozvn's mo.
uey for few years past to a certain .nar, to
secure his vote. This, Sir, Is another act of
his noble generosity But what could iaduce
him to 60 pubick declaration Of it, l am at
aIoss to discover. will rccite the manner
in which he gave it away /; it was to one Of
tho officers chosen to keep the poor of said
town. This candidate declared in open town
mcetiag that he would not keep them for any
Jess than he had kept them for, and there
were several who offered to keep them as
well tor one hundred dollars lcss--so it Will
DC easily conceived how he gave the money
to this man that is, by his amazing influence
over the majority of that town he induced
them to choose this puan TO keep their Door,
and to give him the orc hundred dollars more
than what others had offered to keep them
for. The occasion Of his making il pubIick
was to injure the man who received 1t, vino
has since moved out Of said tom, and has
voted against said Potter. do certainly be-
licve that this officer is too honest to have ac-
cepted the Office under such base principles
but that have no doubt but that Mr.. Potter
advocated the SUN for the purpose Of secur-
ing his vote, and I assure you that the above
and foregoing can be proved By the best of
evidence"
Such Is the man presented you, Freemen
Of Rhodc-Island, by the immaeuiafe leading
fcde-slists, for one of yorr Representatives
to Congrces'! =.
This is also one Of WAsHrSoros's disei-
files Bat though his sins be as scarlet, vet
being washed in the fountain of federalism,
nc shall become white rs wool.