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bark on board the ship Sally. Cap. Scott,
and sail for The L. States about the 10th of

bark on board the ship Sally. Cap Scott,
and sail for the L. States about the 10th of
Oct.
At the time of the Generals leaving Pa
ris, every thing relative 10 America, remain
ed in an unsettled and gloomy state bu,
Mr.. Jarvis says, that af,cr the departure of
Mr. Armstrong. it was reported. aRd gene
rally credited. that the Duke OF Cadore had
written him letter. offering to restore the
American seques:ered properly. if the gov
ernmen, Q; the U. ), would give up the
French property which had been seized un.
der the non intercourse act
BoSqoN, Oet. 81 Letters from London
state, fhat MIR. Pinkney feels entire can
ficnce. that il the Berlin ard lhiaa
French DEGREES are declared 70 be revoked
on me 1st of Notrm6er. me British Orders
IN Council suiH immediately 6e declared 10
6enuH and potd so
Siidnish { Cadiz haners to The 1o'h Sen.
7oere yesterday receiUed They are rchlcfe
SoiM narratives of quar euenfs in severai of
the Spanish Provinces, attended gvilh vari-
Gus success.
POSTSCRIPT
Yesterday. :; f:;::= 1;.l... ofx from
London foiitety favored as sviM fafers 20
me 2lsf SET. barren Of cpe,,fs.
Ktag 6fnrat had Jfiish%d Ills farce of
fhe invasion cf Sicily, aud had returned 10
Naples
TIE Election Of Marshal Berncdofte.
as Crown Prince Of Szveden, IL SUI said.
had occasioned a Sfrong sensation in Rus
STA.
Or the son dug orders zverc gipen ar
IoN1ningen for The Seizure Of oil american
uesSeis found there.
Extract from letter to a gentleman in
Baltimore, dated London, ION Sept.
Il had nor failed to warn you repeatedly
against shipments, of Tobacco, you may be
thankful that SO little is here, That little
Icould wish in your own warehouse. Some
houses have been nearly ruined by advan
cling only 81 on hid so mach is here and
mpre arriving daily. Unless some favora
BILE change in political circumstances occur.
nn allegation can be expected. And such
Change is considered hopeless. TOBACCO
5d-a I'd no sales FLOUR 4os and upwards,
having experienced considerable depressi n
IN consequence of supplies from the continent
COTTON Isd, a IS, Sea Island 1ed. a Is
RICE "a u 25.
The Earl OF Ormond has commanded
with government his hereditary office Of the
Bui!erage OF wines in Ireland, supposed to
produce IL 000i. per annu N, for the sum of
200 0C0l the interest Of which is to be Sc.
culed IN perpetuity 20 the successors of that
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From The Boston centinel Orr. 81.

FROM CADlZ Mr.. Wild, who, arri
ved here Yesterday from Cadiz, informs
that me Sal>et'e British frgate of SO guns
Captain Bathurst. ad arrived there from
Mala a, and brought report that Lucien
bopa2arte (who, has resided for years near
me- mad thrown himself. with his i'm
at Malta.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-11-09

NEW YORK Nov. Q Among the vessels
below iaS' night, in short passage from Eu.
rope is the ship India, captain Terry, in
80 days from Liverpool. She will probably
BRING about week later news from London
than hitherto received.
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ETfract ofa lefer .G-1m Mr.. R9yal Bond
az Chris ,ianSand, in Noyzcaa.

Aug 8 1910 H. Consequence Of a ma
ragraph which appeared IN lie pals Mon,
teur. decinring that he French Certificate,
OF Oignf which afe now found ON board
every American vessel are false, (the French
Consuis ~ America, not having granted
mem tor several yeats) The brig Han
nfh, Deunis, from B,sion, Nm. Deblois.
= q frpercargo. and Messrs 7 G Amory
y rs oSners, was yesterday condemned
mere here is m doubt that all the Anne.
~ pa wla have ;hem will share the same
t3le B2S Cen.
--
Ihis certificate gDas aligned by Mr..
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Is Dant2ic an order has been published
by he French Consul that no ship. belong
Hg 10 whatever nation, shall bc allowed 10
clear out unless she be provided with Der.
mission for tn = purpose under the hand of
the Emperor Napoleon.
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The Earl Of Ormond has compounded
with government his hereditary office Of the
Builerage or wines in Ireland, supposed to
produce IL 000l. per annun, for the sum of
200 oCW the interest Of which is to be Sc.
culed IN perpetuity 20 the successors of that
ancient title.
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: BORDEAUX, Sep. 10. 1910.


"We are very hspp. to transmit to YOU,
the pleasing intelligence which has this mo
ment reached us from Paris
" Ii is understood that all sequestered A
merican vessels will be gwen up on bonds,
WHICH bonds will be cancelled the momenr
the United States make alaw to restore all
the French property seqnestered or confis
Gated by the Government Of the IT States
he American properly sequesiered or con
hscated by this government will also be re
stored, when tie Government of the Uni.
tea otates snail have passed Law to re
confscated.
All American vessels will be freely
admitted into France with The produce OF
the United States, provided such vessel,
shaH nor hare conhtcd qulh The British
orders. &C olonial produce can be admit,ed
only by Licence"
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CoMA1RRcIALLY IDapoRThNT

AoouI so sail Of ships and briggs arrived at
this port Yesterday from Europe; greater
nnnnher than e"e: before 5,Iiiveti in any port
in the U. D in one day.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-11-09

Captain Norton informs that the u. States
brig Of war Hornet captain Hunt sailed from
Caves on the 2ist September, to touch at a
French por "a hours.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-11-09

CorENHAcEN. Aug. 26.--Agreeably
to Royal Decree. an Embargo has been
laid ON ali vessels in the ports west OF
Holsten, as well as in those of the Elbe.
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Ertract Of letter from an american
genflenian in France to mercantile
hou@e IN This city. receiOed by The sch'r.
Shencer, dared
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:" ------- ~
From S.. Petersburg letters have been ob
tanned 10 the recent date OF he 2lst of last
month The banking and mercantile con.
Germs in that city, were much disorganzed
by the political distractions to trade and
the consequence had been the failure ofthe
house of Gustavus Bsbr, an eminent bank.
er in that capital. This is now the princi,
pal banking establishments which is so init
mately connected with. & has so powerful in
fluence over, the Russian Government.-
Bahr, WAS the banker of Caulincourt and the
French legation.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-01-02
December so.

" ALUABLE PROPERTY FOR 5ILE -
y III pursuance OF decree OF tho Giro lit
Court OF u,e United States, in the Virgins Dis.
trai, oaouncei at the last session oG ina, court
~ the sulS ric depcn Hgbctwen .vrn. rctnkali
q IT. p'M"t'iiS, agdNsc Thomas " Dean. and
oh-is, aet-nGants, and between Serbia Scgophli
an Starw,n plaintiffs, aud the enc tic PENDANTS
WINE exposed 90 sale, At auction, ar Cara AZ
tnS county ~ Cnnhyr'and, on tiur-Isy ti'. I5id
o. FcDruary ,sG., hat v:lu4bIc HE{CHANr
MILL Usually called tie CIiyG .Iiis.-. Tobacco
"",.ionsc, T"yerH, anl other Lots Of Ground
III tnAt place--his', all te Ian Is al OF near Ca
ira, lcCrai3tnE OF 1900 acres and u.Yar.isl
winch bt.C1 Cd 20 James Dcane, Thomas NJ
Deaao (: Francis p Dcanc o.. u either If them,
oa Tie 2V;b day of March, 16Ut--rc.ms Z
salc--Icn per cent On the amount OF thc pur
sinsca 10 be pad h cash /; a credit of one, -tyyo
ana t"rse years ior the residue of the purchase
nor 10 bear interest from the day Of sale 4.
the purchaser OF purchasers giving bonds witb
secnriil o be approved by Che undersigned CON
missiOners, or Tue one tnai may set, ard also ex.
ecutm6 deed Of tgast upon the property So
purchased, fog securing the payment thereof a.
tile periods AZORES ID.
Previous 20 the day Of sale the Land will be
slwdcd njo Convenient tots to sail purchasers.
=. COPLAND LoDtU,issi.
W 2 N.-l.LLAMs, S oleys.
SsSs'f*' eP,ds
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Goslare8s.
FROM THE NATIONAL INTELLISENcER
HOUSE OF RESE.NI.4TIVES.
DEBATE

ON TIE JotN4 RESOLUTION
-Hiitroving The conduct ofthc Executive in
relation to tie refusal to receive any FIR
tier communication from Francis james
Jackson.
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JOHN ADAMS,
President IF The United States Of .dmeric,
TO The ErecnfiUe Directory 9t'fhe Frent

President fthe United States of .fnerica
TO the ErecnfiUe Directory gfkhe French
RehubHc -
CITIZENS DIHFCToRs -Desirous of ter
minating all differences between the u. 5. of
America and the French Republic, and of
restoring that harmony and good understan-
ding, and that conn. ercial and friendly in
tercourse, which from the commencement
OF their political connection until lately, have
50 happily subsisted, have nominated, and
by and with the advice and consent OF the
Senate of the u. States. appointed Charles
Cotesworth PirlSney, John Marshall, and
E'bridge Gerry, distinguished citizens of
these states, jointly and severaily, ENJOYS
extraordinary and ministers plenipotentary
to the French Republic, for the purpose of
accomplishing the great objects above men
toned Wherefore pray you. citizens di
rectors, to give full credence to what they
and each of them shall say to you in these re j.
spec,s, in behalf of the u. States, and also
when they shall assure you Of the sincerity
Of our wishes for the welfare of the French
Republic.
Given under my hand and the great seal of
the u. =. of America, at Philadelphia. the
thirteenth day of July, in the year 1897,
and of the independence of these states the
twenty second.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-01-02

RY request of MIR Robert Turner, we shall
~ sell at public auction ON the 9Th January en-
suing, At 1 O'Clock NJ. on the premises, Tor the
benefit of the concerned That really beautiful
ard truly desirable situation, ltfNSSIEED-
situated about one mile from the Capitol and adj
joining the farm of Edmund Randolph, ESQ -
There are about six acres OF Land, comforta-
be Dwelling House, with ali other out houses,
for the complete accommodation OF gentee ia
mily. Tie high, airy, and commanding prospect
of this Farm renders it equal, If not greatly SUI
perior to any i'll the vicinity oe the City of Rich
mend and 1T IS now in very high state vi i'm
provement and productive of much profit to the
proprietor Also, st the same time, that large
and valuable MEADOW immediately below the
said Mansfield Farm, containing about Is acres,
very we'll set with grass, and ieids abundant
croDs there WIS cut from it the last season fully
4j 0JJ vt Of fue hay Terms of sale will be
made kno own or the day of sale.
PPOSSER 6 EIONCUPE, huc'rs.
Mansfield Farm, as well rs the Meadow, are
very handsomely and substantially enclosed
p. e NJ.
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ME Subscribers intend commencing the
RoPE-MAKINo BUSINESS. They wish to
purchase or hire ten good Spnners /; they are
also in want Of or 10 I.abourers, for which a
liberal hire will be given.
WHITE & SHELTON.
December So St
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-01-02

ZEN DOLLARS REWARD-For anprc
Z hendihg ard securing in any .joii within
th's State, so that get him again, a negro man
named David who eloped from iae, on the 18Th
instant emmy way to Matches, near the forks Of
Eoanoak--he is about thirty FIVE years 81 age, OF
middle statue, dark oompIe xic,i, much pitted
with smaii-poX and remarkably sensible, with -
very t":"iddm,c cOu ienance--his apparel is not
ret0iscctetl-t IS probable he Will attempt to Get
buck to Kjch'nDul sgain. CT else pass for a free
mas. The above ~ ward ane all legal expenses
viii be pad On application 30 MIR William Mum
ford or Nr. n,' .,!son Bradute, living N tie city
sfRichMp1d.
WM. BYRD.
Jrecember 20 At
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USF received, a large and handsome assort
- mcnt OF Split Straw BONNETS, Trimmings
and OTnaBoits--For sale wholesale and retail, BY
JACOB LYON,
Sign efthe P!oagh.
December so. df
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-01-02
December so.

~ virtue oftie last will and teslam=nr VI. Rs
Ge bert Means, deed. will be sold 20 the nigh
est bidder, on Wednesday,, the Srd day of IanI,a-
ry next, if fair, Otherwise the ne x fair day, the
LAND and PLAETAI'IJN belonging TO the
said Robert Means, deed. III the upper end Of
lienrico county, containing, according Is the
deeds, three hunire>. and seventy three acres &
lying on the Fhree-nslchei road, ABOUT mike and
a half acove the short PLmp. TAere are, on ~.
premises, two story dwelling. house. havinl; two
rooms below, with passage, and two above,
gralnery, stable, Kitchen, and an orchard of 40.
pie and peach trees. The iarls VII he sold ac-
cordng TO the deeds, and the safe take place
at the dwcinS-house. The terms wiz sc, cu.
hell OF the purchase money 30 be paid at the end
oftwelye months, and the other at the end of two
years, from the day of the sale: The purchaser
TO give bond and approved security, with deed
OF trust upon the property, to secure payment OF
the puTc, money
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mo. 7a.

gentlemen will now attend, they may know
the terms of this public commission.
FULL POWERS
10 Nessrs. Pinkney, Marshall and Gerry,
EnvoyS 10 France.
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TUESDAY, Dec. Js.
In committee of the whole, Mr.. BAssET
in the chair
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A MOS ALLEY, at the NEW-rORK SHOE
n STORE, respectfully informs the Ladies
of Richmond, that he has just received hand.
some assortment Of Ladies Morocco BOOTES,
CORK SOLES, &C. &c.-1!so, some tea CO.
lored Morocco SHOES Of the newest fashion +;
likewise, Centlemen's Fine Shoes and 1forsceo
Pumps, and general assortment of other kinds
New York Manufacture.
December 20. 2w
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pHILADELPlIIA BEER-A few barrels
Philadelphia Beer just received, for sale by
ID. ]. BURR.
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FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE :

FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE:
The 5th Volume of the ENoyInER, con,pleat,
bound in boards.
VIRGINIA DEBATES, in the Conversion,
bound in calf, sheep and boards.
-BURR'S TRIAL, for Treason and for Mis-
dcmeanor. in boards-By ID. Robertson.
LgrrENs on the Subject of THE CATHO-
LlCS-By Peter Pi,n,!ey-trom the lid, London
Edition.
BLANKS. for Lawyers, clerks, Skerifs, Con-
stables, Ms-ciaats, G>c &c which will also be
printed according to any form exhibited, at Tire
shortest notice.
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nv ANTED to attend in store, a Young Man
w who can be well recommended for steadi
rcss and industry, and has some knowledge of
accounts.
December 80. IF
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DlNIEL GILL,

DAYIE IL LTLL,
E%eeator Of Tie Testament an irst VII of
ROBERT IuEdNS, Decd
November % tdt
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CT Pubiished BY Thomas Ritehie, nearly op-
fosite the Globe Tavern, 2iehnsond, Vi,Sinia.
0J CONDITIONS :--Fiue dollars a year, to
be paid annually in advance Those sOho suish TO
be eonsiderea ansuai Subscribers, must hereafter
designate it at the time or subscribing, otherwise
she;r brbers spW 5e discontinued the expiration
Of Tie first year No paper can be stopped until
al arrearages have been paid of--Good aeeep-
faaces, in Richmond only ell BE receiued in pay
nsent Tie same rule as 70 Advertisements.
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By the President Of the u States,
TIMOTHY PICKERING,

Here gentlemen may observe, that the let
ter Of credence expressly states the objects
of the mission extraordinary, and desires
iull credence to be given to the ENJOYS in
those respects. Says the letter of credcnce
+" pray you, citizens directors, TO give full
credence to what they and each Of hem
shall say to yon in these respects, in beha!!
Of the u. s." But did the President then H.
office suppose the letter of Credence even IN
such a case to give the proper authority for
negotiating An arrangement of matters is
difference between the two countries' He
understood the subject far otherwise for he
believed it proper to authorize the ENJOYS
di,.inetly. ~ giving them fall powers. Il
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5E0rela1.

LONDON hugust o.
French Politics Al sr.icie under the
bead OF berne, in &c man plper, states,
"that the Empre J ,sepbine' is at the bath
of AK, where sire was isited on the n
ult. by her son Eugene Beauharnois, Prince
ViCeroY Of Italy
lit IS worthy, Of remark, that Fouche,
who was Josephine's great friend, has re
Gently Obtained leave to reside At AK, in
communication for the honorable exile which
Bonaparte had designed for HIN in appoint.
ing him governor of Rome The persons
VINO are best acquainted with French Do
litcs, and with the characters Of the lead
ing men, who, 'till The present moment, ap
pedred to have the greatest influence on tie
French court and the French Peep c; these
persons assert, that for a long time Bona
parties grand o5ject Of internal policy has
been TO destroy the remnant of the Iacob. u
iacuo1, waich even to this moment has great
influence and power in France. AMI the
fear of whicE made him always SIT uneasy
on his throne. RE had hitherto contrivcG Ia
keep tire faction in his interest by using its
chief, Fouche, IS his confidential counsellor
But 1t appears thai the Austrian alliance
has given him a cOniideuCe ~ himseif. aud
4 senss Of independence o: his revolutionary
Supporters, which he never possessed be
fore he, therefore probably, in d.sgracing
Fouche, meant TO give dcath-Diow 20 he
power and credit Of the Jacobns; and IN
permitiing him TO reside at Aix. where 10
sepbine 20, he wished 20 give him the mos,
open proof Of the perfect cooteup, in vino
he held him and his party, and her and her
party; for Josephine too bad a party, and
that We y strong one
Advicrs have been received from Holland
to the 10th inst, The preparations for re.
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Vol. "a

CT Pa5!isked by Tho.,.as Ritehie, nearly op
so,ite the Globe T.lorrn, Richmond, Virginia.
OF COWDfT{ON MS Flee dollars a year, 20
ke paid annuaiiy h GdoaHcc. These who wish to
s., considered Gnnai yu5seribers, -',ust hereafter
designate AZ tie time o. subscribing, otherwise
their papers spiHbe discontinued c,t TIE expiration
ef tie FIRST year.
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Superfne Cloths and
Kerseymeres of the
: best quality
Second do do
Coatirgs * Lien Skins
50 pieces red Flannel
90 do white and yellow
do.
i bale Welsh Plains
40 pieces striped Bisn
kets
40 do. point do.
100 pair Rose do.
SO ps Corduroy cords
and velvets
Toilinet Wajstcoting
Swan down do.
so PIECES black Cam
brick 4 4 and 6 4
100 DO. wfite do
Wild Bores and Eom-
haZetts ~
Bia X Sarsanetts
Cod Lustr'ngs
Silk and Cotton Cham.
brays y
Seeded MusIins
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IA ANrED IMMEDIATEL "a Young
w Man, OF respectable Connection, about 10
or 30 years ogage, 10 attend in Dry Good Store,
who writes good hand one from the country
would he preferred apply at this Office -,
October ~
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Figured do.
Calicoes and Chintz
Ginghtms
Irish Linens from t8d
TO sid sterling
Rrittannias
Shifting Cottons
Silk and Cotton Ban
danno handkerchief
Madrzss do
SILK aud cotton Shawls
Cam-ls' Hair do.
Mems black Worsted
Hose
Other cold do.
Ladies' superfne Silk
and Cotton do.
Do Sill, and Cotton
Gloves
Knives and Forks, as,
sorted
Table SPOONS
Artificial Flowers
Nuns Thread
Cotton Balls, Pins,
Combs.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-10-12

MT OTICE--.On "Wednesday the II h inst al
IN tie ate dwelling house of PETER TiNs
LEY, deceased will be sold by Auction, the
HOUSE-BDLD AND KITCHEN FUhNi-
TURE--And other personal property belonging
60 his estate, amongst which a C0achee and
a pair of Horses, and many other valuable ar.
ticles.
Approved endorsed negotiable notes al 90
days will be required for all ssms above s 50
Under that sum, Cash
Atsame Tine and place will be hired a mum
Der OF SLAVES Among whom are Carpen
ter, some valuable house servants, and several
laborers accustomed to plantation wor;---Ihe
terms will be rrociared Oh day Of sale.
AND On Saturday the goth inst. at tie
plantation Of the decedent in Hanover, called
M AYFlELD, about miles irofn Richmond,
viii he sold, al The personol property thereon,
consisting Gf HORSES, MULES, CATTLE,
SHEEP, HOGS, PLANTATION UTEN-
Sells AMI the Crop OF Corn nov standing -
Twelve months credit Will be given on all sums
shove ~ coilars--thc purchasers giving bond
with approved sccugity---'rhe plantation will
also be rented oui iur tile ensuing year.
JAMES BRO WN, Jr. Adm'y.
October 9 ids
GERMAN OZNABURGS AND TICK
L,ENAURGS,
Y IMPORTED ~ tie schooner Norfolk, from
4 Tomi' ssa. FOR sell ny
nm BRoWN G Co.
October If
SIMPSONS SPEECH,
On Pepfhsa1 70, SAFE at ME Offer
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-10-12

CE.;-Notwithstanding the death Of MI.
IN 4 REV Nicolson, the. firm Of Nicolson
Iieth 3. Co will continue (sgreeably to their az
tic,es Of co-partnery) until the first oi January
next, when it will expire In the NEAR. time, TIM
business will be carried on as usual, by the sur.
viying partners, ut their office, in this place.
- All those indebted 20 thst firm, to Nico:son
and Hetl, are desired to come forward and set
TIC their accounts on or before the FIRST day OF No
yember next: Otherwise, suits viii be Institu
Ted, without discrimination, against al those who
fa'i to secure their respective balances Those
S'ho rive claims against the sad concerns VIII
eail for payment. Timely notice viii be given Of
the firm under which tic new year will com
1neHce, who viii continue to supply their cUstO-
with the choicest coal their prospect for the
ensuing year, being more than Usually fattering.
KfPR1r RETH
BEVE RL1' RANDOLPH,
a1r LDWARD ID. DIGGES.
Maucheoter, Sept. t1Nov
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NOrlCE.-Al! persons who have claims
Y gsinst the Estate of PsTER TINsLEY,
deceased, requested to send in their accounts
immediately tn the subscriber, and all those in
debted to said estate are intreated to make
speedy payment to
JAMES BROWN, Jr. A4nt'r
October 9. If
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-10-12

@ & J. JACOBS IRE Just receiving fresh
l9s supply Of FALL GOODS, amongst which
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And number OF other articles too tedious TO
enuruerste, al of which Will be sold ut reduced
prices for cash or good paper.
Sent. 90 81
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NM ANTED, to purchase or hire, COOL Coax,
w for which cash. will be given. Enquire at
this Office.
October S. If
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-10-12

hTOfiCE The subscriber has settled IN the
/ Y Borough of Norfolk, and resumed the prac
tice OF the Law He practlses in the Federal 8,
State courts, hidden in the Borough of Norfolk (;
and in the Inferior and Superior courts of the
counties Of Norfolk, Princess Ann and Nanse
mond. His oIiye is but fs w steps from the Elk
change Coffee House
fERII7 III. ROBINSON
Sent Of Fl
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The Directors of the African Institute,
mention, in heir Fourth K port, tbat the
different c0mmrnica ions received fror, tho
coast OF h'ric&. concur in stating, that in
tie month Of October last he coast was
CT wdeJ with vessels, known 20 be Ameri
can, trading for slaves under Spanish and
ow dish Tags. J lie slaves thus procured
It IS understood, we're afterwards to be cor.
ried tor sale either to nth America or me
spanish West I'dies. Some carg g., there
- reason to believes were landed syst Bar.
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SAMPsON'5 Speech,
On epfh,s1 70, sale, At ME 06ce.