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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-12-11
WILLLaM HULL.


NJ lRGINIA-At a Superior Court of Chan
Gerry, holden at the CAPITOL in the city Of
Richmond, the first day of Sept. 1910
William Cox and his children, namely Maln.
da Cox, Fanny Cox and Zac hariah Cox. infants
under the age OF twenty one years. by the said
William Cox, their next friend, and Francis Re
no. PtTs.
Enoch Orcar, executor Of Scarlet Maddin, Pc.
Ter Siascock and his children, namely, Scarlet.
Sharnot, Fielding, Peter, Peggy, Fanny and Bet !.
sey, the infants OF whom are 10 be represented
Dy the SAID Peter Glascock, FIRST named. & Jobn
Peyton, Enoch Reno and David Jameson,
Defendants.
THE defendants, Peter Glascock and his chill.
are'S namely, Scarlet, Sharnot, Fielding, Peter.
Ippeggy, Fanny and Betsey, John Peyton, Enoch
Keno, and David Jameson, not having entered
their appearance and given security according to
the act OF assembly and tie rules of this court
ana 1t appearing TO the satisfaction Of the court.
that they are not inhabitants of this country On
motion OF the plaintiffs, by their counsel; 1t is
ordered, That the said defendants do appear here
on the first day fine next term, and answer the
Dill OF the plaintiffs and that copy of this Or
der be fsrthwith inserted in some ne rvs paper
published in the city of Richmond, for two months
successfully, and posted at the front door of the
capitol, in the said CITY,
d Copy. Teste,
Nm ~. HENING, c.
oSCeHiDer e. Wv
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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-12-11
WILLIAM RULL

TO the Prophet and our younger 6ress,sr The
Shawanese
Brothers,
THE old nation from whom You descen.
ded, salute you in friendship
When we hear OF difficulties among any of our
Brethren, we feel an interest in their situation
Whatever concerns your internal police. we
leave to yourselves: we only wish YOU to make
such regulations as will be for YOUR good -
whenever your measures have an influence
on the other nations, it is their duty to sneak
in the plain languages Of truth and snceritv !. in
that language we shall now address YOU.
Brothers,
Why have you separated from your elder
brethren of the old nations WHY have Won
iorsaken their ancient customs and manners D.
why have you discarded your good old Chiefs,
anu committed the management of your affairs
10 i've experienced young menu Why have YOU
invited the young men of the old nations to YOUR
council, and influenced them 10 measure. contra.
ny To The customs of the nations to which thew
oeiong Why have you not listened TO the coun-
Gu OF your great father of the seventeen fires
why have you refused his justice and liberaliiv
and ~ manner which must Justly have provo.
Kcd Ius l. dignatIon You ought TO consider.
ana we all ought to consider the relation in
Which we stand to our white brethren II aoot
necessary to look back further than the treaty &C
II
has renamed buried to the present time. If w,
regard our own happiness, aud tue happiness of
our descendants, we never shall again take it ,,p.
we 1--we IN the same country, and have occasion
to travel tie same roads. both by land and water
Tile same great Spirit protects It's, and 10
pleased when we arc friends, and angry when
enemies.
1t We have any habits injurious to us. let ma
iOrsake them If your example or advice have
oeen Useful IN any respect, we thank Won :.
whatever improvements we see among our WHINE
brethren let Us adopt them above all things.
let us live in peace and harmony among DIR
selves, and IN friendship with our wli,e bre.
tbr0n
B,ofheys,
Open your ears ard listen 10 what we
lastly sad 10 you. The great council Fl, for the
different nations, has been tor long time. and
viii continue To be kindled Of tiis place Here
your cheis Will attend, aud will be listened IN.
II WA be improper for you to kindle one at any
ctier place, except for your nation alone. -
when you usnk II necessary to- kindle one, for
your own particuj.r nation, 1T any other place.
you must nrgite no other nation. to attend. We
are willing to forget what has passed, provided
us same Ding dOes take place in future g.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-12-11

EfALL GOODS.--The subscriber has recei-
A we'd by the Averick, from London, and Cora.
rom Liverpool, general assortment of GOODS,
suitable to the seasOn-amopg which are
London and Yorkshire superfne Cloths and
kerseymcres
Union, Bedford and Bennets Cords
SwinsdOwBs, Toilinetts and DENNIS
54 and double miled cloths
Coatings, Bearskins, FIieze, Flannels & Baizes
Plans, Kerseys and Blankets
Cough e Brath waites' Napt Cottons
Yarn Hose, Worsted and Cotton Stockings
Handkerchiefs, Sha wis and Muslins
SILK Velvets and Sewing Silk
Irish Linens and Droglcdas
Queens Cord, VeIyets. Thicksetts and Consti-
tuition Cords
a good assortment of Ssdlery, Hardware and
Cutlery
Smiths' Bellows, AnviIs and Vises
Flat bar, Crawley aud Eagl.sn bii,tered steel.
he continues to transact business on coinm;ssi-
on and has tor sale, on consignment, Queens.
ware, Whiskey Shad and Bar iron.
ROBERT GdMRLE
november IS
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- : L u .
John A. FULTON, continues to .,cate viz
~ ginia Military Land Warrants, Oh the rn..st
moderate terms From long practise IN the d >.
,r'ct' and having made complete connec ton of
the whole OF the same, which has not heretofore
been done, and likewise procured copies of all
the entries, old and new: he now conceves HIM
sell competent OF making entries SPECIAL, and to
rs good advantage any other locator, and will
pay particular attention to those that may think
proper to favor him with their business
Chili'cothe, Ohio, november o. w4w
'HE Subscribers have just received a supply
Il OF best DurcH Boil Nc CLoTHs, which
they "firr tor sale: Also, 4csses mems ins Hats,
ano . ir'sh Linens, kerseymeres, Mems 5.
womens' Cotton Hosiery, Hayannab C;car. Can
a'es, soap, Rasins in kegs, aIuscova,lo Sugar NJ,
n"gsheads and barrels, few boxes 10 by - and
500 boxes 8 by 10 Window Class ut AN unusual.
y low pr'ee' and as agents, constant supply Of
NJ G 3 MrERS.
Npv-moer oo 2w&w4w
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we afe &iilng to forget the distress ana cs,asiS;
~ which has attended our people in their useless
journies to your village. we do not wish, to
count the number who died, or dwell on the
distress OF those who survived; and returned--
But remember you are tie youngest of our
nations, and these things must not be repea.
ted. -s, : n.
The foregoing is cory ola speech signed a,
Brownsto wn, Sept 26. 1910, by the chiefs ant;
head men Of thirteen different nation of indians
in my presence
(Auest)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-12-11

7 SAAC KIMMY, son of Waller c;rOr,,, -.
a lived IN Petersburg, Virginia at ,he r.,
ning OF the Revolutionary War, is very des,rSo,,s
OF being. informed vile ihcr any descendant If
TIE iamliY IS yet alive. He resides near IN a.
heya' IN the state OF New York, to which pI,ce
letter may be conveyed by mali P'''o~
soysmber 90. o.,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-12-11

~ EGkOES FOR SALE.--Bv virtue ~
L a deed OF trust executed to us, by WIN
j. Morton OF Louisa county ifor the purnose of
paying certain debt thereon mentioned viii
DC sold' to the highest bidder, for ready money.
at John Haden's Tavern in Goochland COUNT
on on wednesday the second day of January next.
II lap' not the next fair day Eleven Yiygi
mia Born Siaoes, or so many of the sod sia,5..
as will pay the above debt, with iaterest and ex
Fences attending this trust.
JOHN Overflow, =
THOS GARDNER, T,,.,...
VIM G PoINDEXTER,
Dec. 6, 1r
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-12-11

ME SUBSCRIBER is now opening at n 8
Il Medicine Store, a few doors below the
Eagie Tavern, large & complete assortment of
fresh MEDICINES, received per the Shin Ave.
rick from London, which he will sell ON reasonable
terms.
Also
London White Lead, Msdder,
in Kegs Arnatto.
Spanish Brown. in do Tooth Brushes,
Gold K Silver Leaf. Copsl v. r,.isa. &c,
HUGH ]. CRAWFORD.
november 49, y,.,n
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December d.

a TTACHME MI in Chancery-Cumoerl,m
A November Court, 1910.
James Dick, jr. & Co Il,6.
AGAINST
James Csycie and Fleming caycie, Derts.
THE defendant, James, not having entered h;s
appearance and given security according to the
act OF assembly and the rules of tins court. and
IL appearing TO the satisfaction of the court that
ne Is not an inhabitant OF this state: On the. nm
ton OF the plaintiffs, by their counsel Ii ;s orr
ea' mat the SAID James, do appear here on or be-
fore December court next, and answer the hin
OF the plaintiffs or the same will be taken &c com.
iessed' and the matter thereof decreed .ranst
nm and that copy of this order be inserted
IN some one of the news papers printed in the CT
~ OF Richmond, for two months successiyelv and
that copy be posted at the front door of the ct.
house of this county
Il Copy Atteste,
Miller WooDSoN, r Dccc.
" lRGlNlA. to OR AT a Chancery d strict
court held at the former capitol, in Will;
amsourg, the 25th day of October, 1910
James Ross, surviving partner of the mercan.
tne nrm' lately trading under the stile and name
Moss q 90. PhF
MARY Dame and George Dame, deyisees of
George Dame, decd and the said Mary ID ,me
H'Aecutrlx OF the said George Dame, decd
TIE Dcf'ts.
az ueienoahts not having entered their apr
Pearahce and given security, according TO the act
Oh assembly and the rules of this court and il an.
pearlng to the satisfaction of the court thar ths
are not inhabitants ofth country On the mot,oo
OF the plaintiff, by his counsel Iis ordered rhat
the defendants do appear here on the first dav nj
the next term and answer the bill of the plaintir
and that copy of this order be forth with insert
ed IN the Enquirer, for two months success;veIy
and posted at the front door of the former can;io
IN this city.
4 Copy. Zeste,
ANTu ROBINSON C. c.
December 8 wsw1
N HANCERY.-LancasterG County Cour,
Il Goth November. 1910.
James Hes Brent RhT
Richard Bennett and Elias Edmonds.
,r,,r DeFs
THE defendant Bennett, not having en,ered
nus appearance and given security, according to
law and the rules of this court, and il apnea1;no
to the satisfaction of the court that the ga d
PENDANT is not nhabtant of the state of VIZ;
MA On the motion OF the plaintiff; II /, ordereJ
That he do appear here on the third Mond,,v in
FEBRUARY next, and answer the bill of the plain
THIS, and that copy of this order be forth ;ib
inserted lii some news paper published in tile CITY
OF Richmond, for two months SUCCESSFULLY and
another posted at the front door of this court
house.
d COPY.
= ToWLES, CLERK
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-12-11

ME Subscriber returns his sincere thanks to
d his friends and the public in general, for
tne liberal encouragement he has received in his
BUSINESS since the commencement of it, and so.
i,cits a continuance of their patronage, as he is
determined That neither labor, exertion nor strict
attention shall be wanting on his part to render
complete satisfaction to all those who NAV favor
n nm with their confidence. He still continues in
tnat large and commodious fire-proof brick bull
ding OF Mr.. VIM Mitcheil's opposite the Market
House; and has now on hand
500 Sacks of Liverpool Salt
Antigua and New England Rum in hhds and
barrels
Molasses in hhds
Coffee in bags, and
Soap in boxes
And many other articles in the Grocery and Dry
Good line' all of which lie will sell low for neee.
table paper, or acceptances in town
RICBARD BROOKR.
Anrtionecr and Communion Merchant
Sovember % 80,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-12-11

EOR SALE---A valuable tract of LAND
l. containing by late survey 900 acres. wing.
IN the county of Charlotte, and adjoining Mar
TN and John Hancock; 10 mil-s above The
Court house and 80 from Lynchburg. Only 100
acres of the above tract are cleared. tby. re-
mander is we'll timbered, and 400 acres prime,
tobacco Ind
M. Martin Hancock, will shew the premf-
SEES, and the terms of sale may be known bv ap-
Piication to MAR. Chamberlaine Jones of Ame.-
liza, or the subscriber IN Williamsburg
Dec 6, e,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-12-11

HALL GOODS 6 W4L
LACE, have just received by the Dispatch
from Liverpool, 18 bales Woolens, consisting of
Cloths, twilled Coatings and Blankets, and Flart-
neis, to ne sold only by the bale.
Likewise by the Eeyan,- Is
~ Boxes Window Glass, IL by Is Is by fS
1 Cask Scythe Blades assorted
IL dog. Spades and Shovqis
Likewise by the John and Adam from London.
40 Pieces hest twed Ssckine
l Case Manchester stuifs, assorted colours
2C00 lib Seine Twipe
Trunk Threads, assorted colors, from No.
toto M. rs
The above GOODS will he sni,I reasonable
tor cash or acceptsncas in Town, odavs
Likewise two ton GERMAN STEEL
October ID. 1ew
FOMPKINS & MURRAY, have received
by the ship 4veric, their Fab Supply Of
LONDON GOODS, containing a great variety
OF articles. suited to the season. among them are,
Diaper and Dsmask Table Cloths and Napkins.
an elegant assortment
Scotch Holland Sheeting of very superior o,,al;t,
Superfne Cloths and Cassimeres 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, by
the brig Cora, from Liverpool, their fall supply
of Coarse Woollens, Hardware, Cutlery SC &c
which will render their assortment very COM
plete
October g. If
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-12-11

NTM w. DICKINSON, has received ner.
w the ship RoLa, captain Sanford, from ii z
verpool
Fine and superfne cloths
Forest cloths and kerseymeres
Kendall Cotton and coatings
Manchester Goods assorted, and
20 Crates Liverpool Ware.
IN STORE.
800 Sacks salt filled in Liverpool, and
80 Crates Esrtben Ware
Winch are offered for sale, on low terms:
november 10 "a.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-12-11

q many persons who derive titles to their
Lands from patents issued under the Regal
Government, haye, in numberiess instances, been
unsuccessful in their applications a, this office to
OBTAIN the evidence OF their titles. owing to the
indexes 10 the record books of that period, being
not only in very mutilstcd state, but incorrect
1t may, therefore, be important to the interests
sncn, TO De informed, that the General Index to
nose records has been carefully compared with
the books, in the doing of which. 1T was found.
that the old indexes omitted number of patents
these omissions are now supplied, and such
persons as nave been hitherto unsuccessful, may
now probably find what was the object of lbei,.
search.
The business of this Office having been for a
lumoer OF years heretofore M arrear, by reason of
which, persons vino had returned their surveys
have been delayed in getting their grants, long at
ter the period allowed by law for issuing theme
IT may be pleasing to those Interested. also. To he
informed, that grants have issued on all surveys
returned to tins Office, which could issue accord
ing to law, and are now ready to be delivered to,
CH.fN RI.HE ROVEt
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-12-11
December 6.

oIiCE-Those vino have hired NEGROES
4 III Richmond, of Thomas Griffin Pescbv.
E,q' is.e OF Williamsburg. belonging to the Is,
quested to return the same to Mr.. Rylsnd Ran
DELPHI, who Is authorized to hire them Tor the nev,
year and those hired in Petersburg and viii.
AInsOurg are requested to return them To ,he
subscriber, at SipmOns's Tavern, in the own az
petersburg, on the expiration of tie wear.
RICHARD EPRS,
AahrfH'Strdfor 'cifh me WiH annexed of
EitSa6em Peachy, Decd
'1tDSH'SI W4wT
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-12-11

NJ iCHhEL GRETTER, SILVERSMITH
~ AND JEWELLER, opposite CANDLES
Corner, M"'n-Street--gratefu for the liberal en-
couragement he has received, informs his friends
and customers, he has received an additional sun
ply of articles He has on hand the mos, f,sb;
onahie assortment of Pearl, Gold, Silver and Pla
ted Goods-among which are-Pesrl and Topaz
breast-Plns' Rings, Earrings and Bracelets, En-.
ameiled do Cornelian, Amber & Jet Necklaces.
Plated Tea Sets, complete, Casters, Candle
SUCKS :. Snuhers and Snufier Trays, Bread and
Cake Baskets, Bottle and Salt Stands. BE Lc
SILVER Table, Dessert and Tea Spoons. Scum.
Punch and Cream Lsdles, &c He IS in dsiIv
expectation OF further supply of fashionable Sill
yer Plate; all of which he offers at his usual mo
derate prices
Wanted, one or two Boys, as apprentices to
the, above business.
NJ Liberal wages will be given to level.
October 16 ,,,f
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-12-11

Office The subscriber has rented. and
! removed his Counting Room to the large
new Brick Lumber House, near Shockoe Ware
House, and lately occupied by MIR. James c. An.
uiony This house ia calculated to store un-
wards OF 500 hogsheads Of Tobacco, and several
thousand barrels OF Hour it is situated convent
ent to the basin the canal, and rendered secure
from fire by being covered with tile
RICHMOND, Sep q. sm
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RUMFoRD AcADEhY-xINe WIZ

- UMFORD ACADEhY-KING WILT
An The subscribers intend to remove
the" SCHOOL, the ensuing year, to RuMroap
ACADEMY, which is the property of Hin -
As 1t IS contemplated to establish a permanent
school here, they will exert themselves to be use
ini IN their protession-The situation is remarka
bly, healthy, and the buildings sufficiently extern
sIve for the accommodation of thirty boarders
1he school will commence on the l4ih January.
and end the fifteenth December /; in which will
be taught spelling, reading, writing, arithmetic.
English grammar, geography, the use of the
globes, mathematics, with its application to sur
veyng bellies leitres, the elements of natural NH
loto,phy, and the Latin language. Each pupil
will oe considered engaged until the exDira
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 be fur .
nlshed Cat the Richmond prices) if requested by
parents.
TERMS
Board leach boarder finding his bed and
candles) per annum, g 70
Tuition, az
Payable quarterly.
RICHARD HILL,
BROOKE HILL
"o.e'noer 10 WISH
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-12-11

a TEACHER OF the Languages, Writing, A.
n Tilametic and Geography, would be GLAD
to engage not more than ten or twelve boys for
the ensuing year, in healthy part ofthe country.
pleas apply to the Printer
Richmond, november 80 Ct
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-12-11

- virtue Ci powers vested in the Subscribers
! , by Mr. Moses Bates, formerly of this staie :
they viii proceed to scil, at q. Brooks's tavern
~ the town OF Manchester, OIL the LIST Of Ian,srv
next, Ave NEG ROES, tor cash.
IdMBS n. P.dTTESoY.
PE1ER r. SEfZ7H.
December Z, w4ae
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-12-11

PRIN rING,
or EVERY DGscRIP rIoS, NEATLY rxeeu.ren
AZ THIS OFFICE,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-12-11

4 WISH to purchase. or hire, few good FIour
i Barrel COOPERS
Also "a good MILE COOK; and
A HOUSE-SERV4NT
THOMAS RUTHERFOOPD.
november 80 ~,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-12-11

a TTACHMENTi in Chancery-Cumoerlam
L a November Court, 1910.
James Dick, jr. & Co. Hf6.
The Delaware gazette., 1810-04-11

up, by new election his place for the remain
der of the time for which he shall have been
elected Provided always. that il shall not be
lawful TO re-elsct more then seven of the Di.
rectors Of the former year.
ARTICLE v.
The Board Of Directors for the time being
shall have power to elect President and CASH
isr, and such other officers and Clerks under
them as shall be necessary for executing TIE
business Of the Company, and to allow them
such compensation for their services respect.
lively as they may deem reasonable, and shall
be capable Of exercising such other powers and
authorities, and Of making, revising, altering
Of annrliiihe saf such. Bye Laws and Regulali-
tons for the Government of the Company,aad
that of their officers ana affairs as they, or
majority ofthen shall, from time to time, think
expedient-not inconsistent with law or these
Articles of Association land to use employ, and
dispose of the Join, Stock, Funds or Property OF
the Company (subject only to the. restriction
herein con'sinet) as to them, or majority oi
them shall seem expedlent.
ARTICLE. VI.
Not less than five Directors shall form a
| Board for the transaction ofbusiness, OF whom
| the President shall always be one, except in ca
scs of sickness or necessary absence In which
| case his. place may b. supplied by any other
Director whom the majority of Directors pres
| ent shall nominate for that purpose.
| ARTICLE VII.
One share in the stoc, Of this bank shall be
sufii cient to entile the holder to one vote, but
no person or persons body corporate or other
wise, shall be entitled to more than ten votes at
any election, agrccably to the following ratio
The Delaware gazette., 1810-04-11
L0hz2 -Dix0z2

TTAViNG succeeded Warners 81 Tor.
I 1 heft in the grocery business, at the
stores lately occupied by them ON Market
street wharf offers for sale on the most
moderate terms, for cash or the usual credit,
~ Il General Assor'n,e,st Of Groceries.
And hopes by strict attention TO bus:-
ness, to merit share Of the public patron
age.
The Packet, SLoop HOPE, Capt.
MlLNER, with eood Accommodations for
passengers, will ply between this Town &
Philadelphia as usual-all freigh, sent by
said packet will be carefully attended to.
Wilmington, July 8, 1909.