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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-06-22
Bosror. Tune 2.

BosToN, June Z.
We were srati6ed in observing,
that IN consequence of the mere sug-
gestion of an idea that Francis T. lack
son was to be invited 20 the dinner pro-
vided by the Antiens Artillery compa-
nv, on Monday last, every officer in
the civil and military departments un-
der ths--U. S. government, and nearly
every HPablican officer of the militia.
misunderstanding their invitations.
We do not reco.lect ever seeing SO
small procession on any presiding
anniversary--and The company itself,
officers included, did not much exceed
thirty In number.
Thursday, June Z, 1910.
Or. PariSh's Election Sermon.
The committee (Messrs. Green,
Phelps and Moody of So to whom
was referred a motion to thank the
Rev'd. DIR. Parish for his ser on, and
request copy for the press, reported,
!" That the discourse alluded to, is, in,
the opinion of your COMMITTEES, 10 re-
plete with unjust accusations against
the government of the u. S. and those
who administer tho same, and con-
talns sentiments SO disrespectful of
those to whom the people of this COM
monweaith hive entrusted the govern
ment thereof (couched in language
most exceptionally that it would be
highly derogatory to the dignity of
ms House to request copy Of such a
discourse for publications.
his report was warmly debated,
and at a late hour in the Afternoon was
accepted.
Yeas 29S. Noes 1853.
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ordered, That leave be givcnto bring in bill
" To aend the penal laws of this cominCn
wealth, and give further jurisdiction to the oonn
ty and superior courts in certain cases. and fog
other purposes" md that Messrs Kelly, Smitls
(of Greenbrier) Claiborne, Bill, Preston (of
Montgomery Stith, Stannard CofSpousylvanisl
Richie, Egmon, K Christian snd Taylor -oi
Botetour,] do prepare aud hrn, in the same
On motion, Resolved, That the committee Of
Privileges and Elections be instructed to enquire
INTO the conduct Of Inhn VI Keen, one ofthe de
legates in the present General Assembly,, fro a.
the county Of Lee, who is represented to this
house to have been guilty of the crime of bigs
my, and that they make report If their proceed
nss with their opinion thereupon 10 this nous
motion WAS made that the house should
come 20 the following resolution ;-On motion,
Resolved That committee be appointed to aid
IN prosecuting the resolution of this house in the
case of John McKeon, before the Committee of
Privileges and Elections ;-Negttive,l
On motion, o Tered, Thai s. much If the 20.
vernor's communication as relates to the subject
OF educstion be referred TO Messrs Noland,
Monroe, Corbm, Stevenson, O,ey Bt.ckb,rn,
Bowyer, Boiling, Campbell Toi Washington
Strode, Pc *, Coleman Gof Putsylvania1 AR.
chersnd Saunders.
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NEW BOOKS.

John X JONES, oppo sit the Eagle. Tavern,
- has received and is con. ,iiuaily receiving 4rge
additions TO his former stock of BOOKS G ST.
lIONlR1, which he o fiers to those who may ts-
vor him with their m2nds on the most rea-
sonsble terms Among the last receipts, are the
following New Pub!ica.io rs Life Of Bon1faytc,
containing every authentic Particular, BY which
ms extraordinary charact er has been formed, with
CONCISE history Of the vents, that have occasi-
oned ms unparalleled elevation, and phoso.
phicai review OF his man ners and policy as sol
d'er, astatesman and soy ereigp .incuding me-
mors and original anec dotes ofthe imperialfami.
W, and the most ceebr ated characters that have
appeared IN france, during the Revolution. Il
luStraied with portraits, VS.. octave price Q 10.
BY VIM Lode wyk Van Ess,, DeS;i in Lore-.
Translated from the French, i2,. 875 GEMS Fe.
reion on Eloqaence. IS cents, Hxrd on Ire P,oeh.
cieS; Tohnsoa's Journey to tie Hobridts. = L SO I
On improved Persion ef the Mes, Testament g 81
Ha'eke, BOXERS history of NeIo 1oyk The lax
Of Ktllar9ey, new AID interesting novel in tive
svot' by Miss Ann Maria Porter, price 6 3, neato
~ bound and lettered; Mrs. fZonlaeAes Letters
. Orientdf NGoigator, or new directions TO-
uilng to and from the East Indies 6 1 so. r
Sketches IN Yersc, published first in the first
nasFs ~ i Pert .E
elegant engravings, calf gilt, Svo. price S ) So
same book bound in boards 8 9 50; The Lldr
of the Lac. Poem by Walter Scott, price s, l.
j. X. JONES, also receives subscriptions to
Lezpis & C1drkeS IrG0eis, through the continent,
OF North America, performed 10y order of govern.
ment New American edition of Bacons A.
oridgement, with large editions, comprising all
the later English Law also acoiRplete AbridSe-.
ment OF American Law by Byrd Wilson, price
10 subscribers 5 80 per copy, II dolls less than
the London ec ti0n is now selling al.
n b. 3Ook5in.iEs tn all its branches, as usual.
December 6. v4w
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" iiSi at Superior Court uf Cham.
Gerry, holden at the capitol IN the city of
Richmond, the first day of Sept 1910
William COX and his children, namely, Malin.
da Cox, Fanny Cox and zschariah Cox, infants,
under the age OF twenty one years, by the said
William Cox, their next friend, and Francis Re.
no. Plt'fs.
Ennch Orcar, executor of Scarlet Maddin, Pc.
ter Glascock and IL children. namely, Scarlet,
Sharnot, Fielding, Peter, Peggy, Fanny and Bet
sey, the infants of whom are 10 be represented
by the sad Peter Glascook, first named s. John
Peyton, Enoch Reno and David Jameson,
Defendants.
THE defendants. Peter Glascocl and ms chill.
drcn, namely, Scarlet, Sharnot, Fielding Peter.
Peggy, Fanny and Betsey. John Peyton, Enooh
Keno, and David Jameson, not having entered
Their appearance and given security according to
the act OF assembly and the rules of this court,
and 1t appearing to the satisfaction of ,he court,
That they are not inhabitants of this country On
motion OF the plaintiffs, by their counsel; Ii is
ordered, That the said defendants do appear here
on the first day of the next term, and answer the
Dill OF the plaintiffs and that copy of this or.
der be ferthwth inserted in some newspaper
published in the city OF Richmond, fortwo months
successfully, and posted at the front door of the
capitol, in the SAID city.
4 Copy. Ycste,
Nm Y. RENING, C
December u,ow
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-12-18

nISSOLUTION.--TLe business under the
~ h,m Of fayLr and Stubs. jr. is dissolved
Consequently 1t becomes more necessary for
those indebted To sad concern, to come forward
and pay their respective balances TO John S.
S,unos. jr who alone is authorized to receive the
anne, or suits viii be unfortunately broughta
gainst delpqu, mt debtors, the first of January
uext--An persons having claims against
said concern, are requested to bring them for
ward properly authenticated to said Stubs, Jr
for payment.
JOHN s. 'STUBBS, /s.
The business, hereafter, will be carried ON in
the name OF John S. Stubs Jr.-who offers hi
services to the public in the buying aud selling
III kinds OF produce on commission-lnd more
particularly that oftobacco; as he Eaters him
self competent in judgemea, to give satisfaction
both as IT respects quality and order, from an ex
pcrience which the manufacturing his given
J0ANS. ST'UBB5, in.
N. Is All persons forwarded ira
ding for note given in the names OF John S.
Stubs jr and John Stubs senr. and made
payable to Richardson Taylpr The 9TH of May
1871 rs said Stubbs jr holds oiisett for the same,
which will be made to appear
5oHN S S7UBBs.JR
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-12-18

EOHNSON q REAT, .1EWELLBRy IND
SILVERSNIf,HS. opposite the Eagle Ta
veru 81 the Crescent sgn
Grateful for the liberal encOursCsme they
have received from the public, aud anxious 10
deserve It, baven addition to their former stock
procured CREST variety Of articles in their line
OF the moss fashionable patterns, winch have been
personally selected ironithe principal Jewellery.
STORES ~ Baltimore, Philadelphia x Now. Y ork
all OF which they Offer At their usual low prices
to the citizens Of Richmond, "a nchestey. &c
Consisting OF pearl and topaz earrings, higer-
rings, breastpins and bracelets. Pearl 4 mock
topaz do. do cornelila and pearl do do. lett
earrings, hngerrings breast pins and bracelets.
! plain gold do do Gold chairs, seals and keys,
gold aud silver watches, gold and silver nett
purses, silver "ors ems ttirg Of 1t kinds Of
/ spoons OF the Oest workmanship tea sets If Bri
tania, plated and silver re, also silver plate
made to any given p1tteTn on the shortest notice,
SILVER and plated Whistles and 5elis for children,
SILVER ink-sisnIs, pencil cases, bOdkins, tooth
/ picks and lllmbles, general assortment Of ncck
! lace Very elegant pcuInves and scissors sill
yer, gilt and lett mantle clasps, wine labels. an
assortmentoft most fashionable tortoise shell
Combs, co snuff boxes, tortoise and silver spec
tacies, swords mounted with plated gilt and sill
yer moun,ings, dirks do. do Pocket pistols, silk
sashes, gold & silver epauictts, plated do gold &
SILVER cord, hair aud tooth brushes.
| Plated castor frames with silver edges
and icii cut glasses, caudlestcks with two, three
/ and 1--we light branches, bread, fruit and cake
Daskets, shutters afd trays, salt stands and bot
/ tie coae'ers, and a number Of other articles two
! tedious 10 mention.
Orders from lhe country strictly attended to -
( HE highest price given for old gold and silver.
Two boys from u 70 15years old of age vii
| be taken as apprentices TO tne above business
; pecsmbero w5w
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HE subscribers have just received n supplv
o. PES D0reH Boil tNo CLOTHS, which
Wy oIei Tor fie: Also, Gsses mens' fine Halls.
10 and Grish Linens, Kerseymeres. NTens; Z,
W%'menr Cotton Hosiery, HAvannah Cigars. Can
Hies' soap, RAISING in kegs, Musco, ado suggr ~
npgs esds aud barreis, few boxes 10 bv IL snd
4OO boxes 8 ~ 10 Window Glass, at an unusual.
y low price and as agents, a constant supply Of
Beck's PHenf Shot 'PI'y VI
NJ & B. I11ERS.
w. 2WS.w4w
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-12-18

OIICE The subscriber has rented. and
removed his Counting Room to the ARE
new ne" Brick Lumber House, near Shockoe yvsts.
House and lately occupied by Mr.. lanes c. An.
t ,, sn us mouse IS calculated to store up
warus o. 7VO hogshead5 of Tobacco, ard several
thousand barrels of -four it is situated ronyGn;'
eh' to the basin Of the canal, and rendered senre
rom hfe by beng covered with ,iie.
Richmond, sep. 81, 3,n
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-12-18

- ALE OF VIRGINIA. BORN SLAVES, Twen-
- ~ tour likely slaves which were of rnaior
WIN. lighttoot at the time of his death will be
soio 70 tne highest bidder before the Raleigh
door in the city Of Williamsburg on the 4th A.
Of January next oil twelve months credit hond
WIN approved security viii be required to carry
interest from the date if not puhclually paid
should the 4'h of January be so unlikely n, to
prevent the sale, it will take place SO soon as
une weather VIII permit. Most Of these slaves
are young and very likely, four ofthem are y ,lng
men just grown. there are three boys abo,e I5
FOUR young women md girls. One ofthe men
IS middle aged, he is good carpenter and MS
we VINO has no child as is believed is an ex, n.
I " wea'er--Mr Browne intends To sell At
ne s IAN urne ana place seven valuable slaves,
SO that there will on that day be disnosed of
thirty one likely slaves "a
JAMES SEMPLE,
Afta'r Nm LIG HTFOOP D4c'3
< 'e' ian
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-12-18

Mr.. Johnston (of Prince E,lward) from the
Committee for Courts of Justice. msde the fol.
lowing report The Committee for Courts Of
Justice have, according TO order, had under their
consideration the petison of John Tharp, to them
referred, and have sg,cei upon report, & come
TO resolution thereupon, rs follows:
1t appears TO your committee by the si6
davlts OF sundry persons, that III or about the
year 1909, the petitioner was united in matrimo
ny to Il certain Miliy Terry, widow, with whom
lac cohabited till about twelve months thereafter
that during tl,at time lie treated hex with great
tenderness and affection, and within the same
period she had child which the petitioner re
cognized as his own but within = short time
thereafter suspicious were entt rtaaed as 20 the
chastity OF the said M,lly. and soos confirmed by
her elopeuent from her husband with another
man, with whom she has since resided in an ad
Joining state upwards ofs;x years, having in that
time several childrcn--It fu,her appears To YOUR
committee, By the affidavit of another witness,
that the said Miily has declared a determination
never TO return to the house protection Oft her
sand husband
Resolved, AS the opinion of this commit.
tee, That the petition of the said John Thsrp,
prssang that an act may pass, dworcing him from
iis said wife, is reasonable-which resolution
was agreed to by the House.
q: motion, iR'cso!7V,., ,,iis;
pointed to bring Dill ITO amend AN act, en-
titled an act, concerning public roads," be in
StuCIeu 10 take INTO tbSif consideration the
prie;y of Incorporating m said bill, provisions
respecting ferries, bridges aud navigable water
courses.
On motion, Resoices, That a committee be ap
pointed, whose duty 1t shall be to examine INTO
tie present state of the Public Jail and Peniten
tiary, and to report by bill or Otherwise and a
committee was appointed Of MesSrs Johnston (of
Prince Edward) Parker fNorthampton) Hen
~, Fitzgerald. Davis, Hopkins, Simon, Young.
Land, Heirston, Evans (ot MonongaIia) s. Ran
dolph tof Nottoway)
Ordered, That leave be given to bring in hill
= To amend the act, entitied, IN act TO prevent
the hauling OF seines t certain places within
certain periods annually" and that Messrs NIL
Tory, Finnie, Watts, G,rrow, Jones (of War.
w'ck) Barrett, Gee, Blunt & Perrin. Go prepare
& bring IN the same
Ordered, That leave be given TO bring in a bill
y" 10 amend the act, entitled. an act for regula.
ting conveyanccs also The act entitled an act,
| reducing Into one the several acts concerning
wills, the distribution ofintcst des' estates & The
da.yof executors and administrators :" and that
Messrs Stevenson Stannard (of Spottsviya aial
Mallory, Harston, Saunders Claiborne & Pres
ton (oi Rockbridse} Go prepare and bring in the
same,
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november 70

! NE Subscriber returns his sincere thanks to
his friends and tie public in general for
inc LIBERAL encouragement he has received in dis
business, since the commencement of il. and So
icits continuance of their patronage. as ne &c
determined that neither H. Dor, exertion nor s,r,,l
attention shall be wanting on his par t. render
complete satisfaction 20 All those who nay f vor
h'm with their confidence He still continues in
that large and commodlous f-e.proof brick buii-
ding of Mr. WIN. M tchel's opposite the Market
House ; and has now on hand
500 Sacks of Liverpool y t
Antigus and New England Rum in hhds. and
barrels
Moiasses in hbds
Coffee IN bags, and
Soap IN boxes
And many other articles in the Grocery and Dir,
Good line, all OF which he will sell low for ne,o-
table paper, or acceDtsnces IN town
RIGHARD BKOOKE,
A"etionee, and Commission Merchant.
november % ,y6v,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-12-18
December 9.

y ICHARD ANDERSON, CO MMISSIoN
AZ MERCHANT' near the BASIN, Richmond,
IS thankful to ms friends for the liberal encou.
rraeement he received the last year, and hopes,
by strict attention to busness--to merit cont
nusnce of their favors.
December w2m
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-12-18

MICH AEL GRETTER SLIPPERS NITg
"a dND JEWELLER, opposite Candles
Corner, Nam Sreet--grs,et ul for The liberal en-
enlargement he has received, ini;,r4,,s his friends
and customers, he has received an 2dditioE al sun
ply of article. He has on hand lhe NOS; f sbi
enable assortment Of Pearl Gtid, Silver and piai
ted Goods-among which are aarl ma Topaz
Breast. Pins, Rings, Earrings sad Bracelets, En-
amelled do Cornelan, Amber g, Ut Ne kisces.
Plated Tea Sets, comolete, Casters, Candle
sticks, SnuHer, and SnuRer Trays Bread and
Cake Baskets, Bpide and s II stands &c &c
Silver Table, Dessert end IT, $40 ms, Soup.
Punch and Cream Ladls & H Is in i,iiy
expectation of further supply of fashionable Sii
yer Plate; al of which he offers al his usual mo
derate prices
Wanted, one or two Boys, as apprentices to
the above business.
N. Liberal wages will be given TO Jewel
Ter who understands ms business perfectly.
October 10. y.f
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Agdipst
Diana Wrsy, exc Gutrix Of George Wrav. who
was one Of he Administrators, with the viii an.
nexsd, OF John Psge, decd WIN Page, sur
vIying adminlstratO, with tbr VIII annexed of he
said John Page. deceased, Wilt m b Pape and
M'ry NJ. Page, infants and Edward Swan.
Mary Swan and Thomas Swan, infants.
Deffs
ON the motion Of the plaintiffs, bv their coun.
sci, VIM. .. Page is ASST ned guardian to tne
infant defendants, VIM P4go md Mary M
Page, and Thomas Swin IS ,s.i.t.g,i guardian 70
the infant defendants Edward swan, MARY : yvan.
and / bomas swan, 10 defend ihcIn in tbs su,. .
aud the said defendants EdwsrA swan. Matv
Swan & ThOs Swan, not having entefeJ ijiei- 40
pearance and given security tccordinge e. it,e srt
OF assembly and the rules Of CHS comr,. and il
appearing 20 the satisfaction If tine coutt thai
they are not inhabitants of this country: On tle
further motion OF the plaintiffs bytheir counsel
II 20 oydrcd, That the said defendants, Edward
swan, Mary Swen and Thomas Swan, by their
guardian aforesaid do appear here on the 6rst
Day Of the next term, and answer the bill of the
plaintiffs, and that copy Of this order De forth
with inserted in the Enquirer for two months
excessively, ana posted at the front door of the
former capitol in this city.
4 Coty. 1esfe.
ANTT RoBINSOM c. c.
Oece"'Der II w8~T
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-12-18

Ohm A. FULTON, continues to locate V,r
gIna Military Land Warrants, on the most
moderate terms From long practice IN the DIS
trict, and having made complete connection of
the whole of the same, which has not heretofore
been done, and likewise procured copies of all
the entries, old and new; lac now conceiyes him
self competent of making entries SPECIAL, and 10
as good advantage as any other locator, and will
pay particular attention TO these that may think
proper TO favor him with their business
ChiliicOthe, ONO, november 27. wAw
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, Y virtue Of powers vested in the SUBSCRIBERS.
D by Mr.. Moses Bates, formerly of this state
they will prose d 20 sell, at q. Brocks's tavern.
IN the town ~ Mauchester, on the Isl of January
next, five NEG ROES. FOR cash.
.JiAfES Il. P4TTESON
PETER p SMITH
December w4vg
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-12-18

Y IKOlNiA, TO wif At a Cbancery District
Snurt, held at the former capitol, in the
city Of Williamsburg, the 18th day of October,
1910:
Miles Cary & Elizabeth K. Cary his wife,
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- UMFoRD AcADEMY-x1Nc wrLLy

- UMFORD ACADEMY-KING WILLY
( AM-The subscribers intend to remove
ths'r SCHOOL, the ensuing year, to RuMFoRp
AcApEMv, which is the property of r. Hill
AS 1t IS contemplated to establish permanent
school here, they will exert themselves to be use
tnl III their protession-The situation is rensrlca
bly, healthy, and the buildings sufficiently extern
slye tor the accommodation of thirty boarders.
Tie school will commence on the 18Th January.
and end the fifteenth December in which viii
6e taught spelling, reading, writing. arithmetic,
English grammar, geography, the use OF the
gohss, mathematics, with It's application to sur
veying, bellies letres, the elements natural NH;
iosophy, ans. the Latin language. Each pupil
WI be considered as engaged until the expira
ton OF the term, and no deduction allowed those
who do not enter. at the beginning of quarter.
nor for the usual vacations Books will he fur
nished Cat the Richmond prces) if requested by
parents
TEJ2NSt
Board (each boarde. finding his bed and
csndles) per annum, 6 20
Tuition, 90
Payable quarterly
RICHARD HILL,
BROOKE. HILL
november f3 uR
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a rTACHMEN-r in c., ,noery-CumberIar
November Court, 1910.
James Dick, jr. g. Co. Phfs
James Caycie and Fleming Caycie, DeTt,.
The defendant, James, not having entered his
appearance and given security according to the
act OF assembly and tire rules of thus court. and
~ appearing TO the satisfaction OF the court that
ne is not an inhabtant OF thus state On the mo.
ton OF the plaintiffs, by their counsel Lis order
ed, That the SAID James, do appear here ON or be-
toe December court * xt, and answer the bill
tuhe plaintiffs, or the Will he taken AS CON.
fessed, and the matter thereof decreed against
h'n and that a copy of this order be inserted
IN some one ofthe news papers printed in the CT
V OF Richmond, for two months sucoessiyeIv. and
that copy be posted AT the front door Of the CT
house Of this county
Copy Afteste
MILLER WooDSoN, Jr pocc
Deee"ro Q "sST
EN cHANCERY -LancasIer County Court
4 20h November, 1910.
James Brent, Ph6
Richard Bennett and Elias Edmonds.
Def'ts
THE defendant Bennett, not having entered
ms appearance and given security, according TO
Va" ana tne rules oI TINS court, and 1t appearing
10 the satisfaction of the court that the said de
tendant is not an inhabtant of the state of V,rSi
ma On the motion OF the plaintiff; II is ordered
hat nc do appear here on the third Monday in
february next, and answer the bill of the,plain
ms, and that copy of this order be forth it'll
Inserted IN some ne VS. paper published in the CITY
OF Richmond, Tor two months successfully, and
another posted at the front door of this court
house
9. 1OWLES, C2erk
Decemoer o. w6wT
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-12-18

ATEGkOES FOR SAIE.-.Bv virtu, oc
y deed of trust executed to us. bv Wm
J. Morton OF Lopisa county. sfor the purpusA o.
paying certain debt thereon mentioned VIII
6e Sofs, TO 'l,e highest bidder, for ready snoney.
al John Hadsn's Tavern in Goochland county.
on "Wednesday the second day of january next !.
II ia'r, IT not the nextfsir day Eleven Yf,Ki-
ira 6o'n SfdpeS. or SO many of the said slaves
as VIII pay the above debt with iaterest and ex
pences attending this trust
JOHN Overflow, \
HOS GARDNER TLus,ee.
VIM G P9INDEXfER,
Dec 6, w1.g
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-12-18
Dec 8.

These ll,i have iiiiiTTEi :; gf;.ss
l IN Richmond, of Thomas Griffin Peachy,
Esq. late of Williamsburg, belonging totbe es.
tate of the late Mrs Elizabeth Peachy, are re
quested TO rettyn the same to Mr. Ryland Ran
daiph, who is authorized to hire them for the mex,
year and those hired in Petersburg and Will
ansburg are requested to return them to the
subscriber, at SiIRmons's Tavern. in the town OF
Petersburg, on the expisa,ion of the ar.
RICHARD EPES,
Administrator so''h 'he MI anneaed of
E.isadeth Peachy, Decd
December 4 yAug
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-12-18

III subscriber has received and viii INIT
a nue. 20 receive large sssortments of a s.zes
o. : ,yiuea iiJre 'uaicasie o IN iYON, X uiiI-
Spindies, Axletrees, Orc Which he viii sen in
wholesale or retail. On moderate terms, at his
Mallory IN the bas where all kinds Of cut and
hammered Nails, of superior QUALITY NAV bssI
ALSO, Nail Rods md Hoop Iron, and Smiths,
work done OF every kn1
Like Use, for sale, loaf Sugar, Scotch Snuff,
Apple Brandy
november %. &c