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COMMUNICATED.
EXTRACT FROM THE
THIRD BOOK OF CHRONICLES.

< LAIhAS fNOM IHE
THIRD BOOK OF CHRONICLES.
CHAP. I.
And it came to pass IN those days, while
Thopas ruled the land,
That the Devil entered the heart of Aaron
(Now Aaron. had been the second man in
the land; there was none above him save Tho
mas.)
And the great Temptcs, which is the De-
vii, tempted him, saying,
&c thou now, and gather together men, and
wariike instruments, and many horses,
And all the people viii bow down before
ihee: throughout the whole earth there shall
nc none like unto thee. 3
SO Aaron went to the great men, and he
spoke to them in lies and in cunning speeches,
(fcr he was artful, and his heart was wicked J
And he said Behold, Thomas the chief hath
devised an undertaking, ;,nd hath commanded
me, saying,
Go and conquer all that country to the South,
even Mexico and Peru, and as far as thine eye
Can reach,
For it is a goodly country, and rich, and we
will have it !: And keep this thing secret
And many were deceived by these false
speeches Of Aaron.
But there was a certain James, who was
captain over all the armies of Thomas Unto
| him Aaron told the truth.
: (For he could not deceive him, seeing that
James would require the orders of Thomas.)
And Japes said, Verify, this is good
thing For l owe thousands, yea rens of thou
sands in the north, and in the South, and in
the Est, and in the Esst;
Which causeth me sorely to tremble when
ever pass down the river Ohio, aid to COZ.
ceal ray garments OF gold and Of silver.
So james gave his consent to what Aaron
had proposed. And they wrote writing. to
! each other in signs and devices. 8.
bat when James had pondsrcd on the thing,
aa.d found that it would not do,
Nc bctr> yea Aaron to Thomas and Aaron
! was banished
But J.mes cxulted with loud exultation.
And he cried out VINO is there like unto me ?
for have saved this people from utter destruc-
ton,
Yea, alone
Howbcit there was voice heard, as of a
mighty angel, crying,
James, James, Why vast thou ever con-
cerned with traitor? and it resounded
throughout the land:
And al. the people heard the voice and mar
! yelled much thereat.
So James wrote book, yea book contain.
ing his own sayings and doings, with sundry
strange stories.
And he cried out am prosecuted man.
But still the Angel of Truth repeated, in a
laundering accent,
James, James, why vast thou ever con-
cerned with traitor!
So the people hearkened to the voice, but
James cared not.
9 Now the rest of the acts Of James, and
his turnings and twistings, are they not "f'''
ten in the Books Of the Days?
.z:Ss:~
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We know not whether commodore F'A-
Or, rrsnccts any tar::eular person OF bringing
,,r,y,-i the letter Of Captain Read' nc oas
,,,,,,,e,s heard, however,, that Mr.. Rahdoipn
0nbl;cIv accused the valiant Hero OF o''''i'e ;
Cen. Goosequ;ll, Of" pur.oisins" papers 's'''i
the War Office.
The ulectioncering campaign mas o's"e :,
VIRGINIA, Mr.. James Pieasants has o''ei.'
himself as a substitute for Mr.. EppeS' we
know nothing Ct this new cal't'i'ia'e iof pa01~
,,,no,s but some idca may DC termed OF i".''
from the description sr'en b. deaiccs~'''
writer, viz.
~, v;r,ue. in republican principles In t'-
cnts tina, pierce the truth, and IN eio'loehce "
.,-,r, II lanes peasants viii stand the hrst
10 Lac first ranks
The E.a,,uirer has published violent attack
On Mr.. Ry,nGc!ph, who 1t seems has ios' a''
ri;,, to be representative from the Ancient
D,,,,;r;o, No successor is spoken or we
sappose the author was too modest 10 n''''t
,,+c himself. Among divers wouhdy Clever
t,;,cs. me tells the electors TO "scne 10 h'"''
70 CONGRESS-, who has proved himself an advs-
c..c ~ submission" did this writer ever
hs,r Ct ,ac famous resolution o. congress- In
WHICH thew declared that We had no s'i'crna-
tive but Embargo, War or Submission -
snd did they lay an embargo: or, did they
90 70 war! They Gid ucithcr. What was
~, RESULT 1t must have been sn5nisson'
according to their own vote, now upoA re-
cord: il was, fIon-Intcrcourse and nonsense.
who WIS the most strenuous " advocate Of
s,;s s,me ..ubniss;c-. :" Not Mr. Randolph,
surely, bur MIR. Eppes'
This saaacious writer furter esfis us t'Sf
Mr. Randolph " was originally gifted WI,
b,sllinut talents, but ,hcy ;.rc gone; his under
standing is eclipsed HE speeches are no"
,i-ss.sUry and unsouut,, at al times mt!cco-
rcus, satirical and ruaisfant; The mere empty
.l.cI,natio:ss of e liiscs:,tented spirit" Here
Is a collection of heard Savings with a zen
scance! The writer is not IN the least DIS
conteutcd,' or dcciamatory,' OF 'empty,' ar
.mslienant,' or 'indecorous, or 'unsound,
or desu.tory;" his words arc not
- fpIi of souH! end fury,
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nj A l L S.

The northern maj! ill rive at o'cloek,
P. Nj. and close at z, z. III.
The southern mail will arrive at o'cio-k,
A. NJ. anu close a, haf past 2 O'Clock :. NJ,
George Iilpin, T M.
March IS
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L" fell Of sound end fury
Sisniiying nothins

No; he is quite mid, sItiricd" ard sound
According to this writer, every man who
does not daily fail down and worship the idol
OF democracy, is barbarian. W hat amoSt ex-
csilcnt republican, would thu Vicar OF Bray
have made We have plenty OF srch 2oliti-
ciar.. At this rate John Adams sunIcr, has
1t length recovered his understanding And
after wandering fu! many long year IN the
twilight OF federalism, he is al length cheer
ed hv tic broad glare ofdcmocrstic moohsilne
With what cordially he Can salute his new
friends it is not easy to determine; but to some
men, any intercourse with Z malicious caium-
niator, would be disgusting iii the extreme.
We do not believe that the respectable trec'
holders of Virginia, will be easily tal':ue'ed'
out Of representative who has one them so
much honor, and who has Teen ct service 10
his country. Mr.. Rando.ph's Utilities are
known. He possesses the keenncssto detect
guilt and folly, and the integrity to expose
them
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s.an-i,t,,.ourse L,7y..-Ws concluded our
rs, au.nber by showing that ;ae law Oh Way
rcauired, rs the coaditioas. OF wAlca' alone,
ta.. noa-;ntercourss act Of Maria 1892 eouIo
b. removed IS to France and revived rs 10 w.
H:i,.in, previous and unconditional reVoca,
sian of az the Fre,,ch edicss, aud com''ASa
with this revocation, sproyision that lac ops-
ration Of the Ranbou,lct decree OF the 23i u
Mayca ias:, should ceasc; with either al I'M
naedl.e or prom;scd rcstofation OF the pro-
perry taken under il. We showed, that Ic'-
tier of n Sc conditions were obtained Let
Us now proceed with the Law.
The law prcvi>lcs, that IN case frHee
should snne iata s2r terms, a. soefe msa'
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which has not insulted us. But IN the
measure of her insults and injuries despot-
ic France has exceeded them all. lfthere-
fore we are impelled to revenge we ought
to extend our vengeance to all. When our
vengeance is thus demanded in 50 many
different quarters, it requires some caicu-
Iat;on ia determine where first to begin.
And here the decision cannot be difficult.
France has offered every insult which a
vain, naughty and overbearins spirit could
dictate: she has inflicted every injury
which perfdy could plan, or her power
could execute. Against her then our ven
geance ought first to be directed ; and
more especially Qlnown as an enemy she
will be unable to resist or retaiiate our
views. Britain has done us comparative
" little or no injury. Besides, II we at
tack her she can redouble her insults
and injuries we shall only accu-
mu,ate IN eur heads, defeat, modification
and calamity, and be totally foiled In the
purposed revenge.
If governed then by calculations OF IN
terest, which in nation will always DC
found the safest and wisest principle OF
action, we will prefer the harmlessness
IF war with France, to the inevitable
mischiefs which must result from war
with Britain. But there are injuries which
will only be inflicted in the acts of war:
We shall perhaps suffer others ofequal
import by the occlusion of our commerce.
which will he incident to such war. Let
us then next examine in commercial
view the effects of war with Britain.
LOUDOUN.
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EXTRACTS
From the National fntelGsencer's
RETlEW
of Robert Smiths Pamphlet.

Of Robert Spltft uWPHttt'
Articles rs G. N'On-Intercourse act OF
tho Last session. Mr.. Smith should have
said non importation act. He says it was
introduced by presidential influence a
mother ipse dirit Of our random author
which, according to the rule OF evidence
we have already established, cannot be
admitted without proof; and he has CIV
en- none.
But no matter; let us examine the act
unoa its merits, with its attendant cir
cumstances. This act was certainly a
proper one if the French government had
revoked its DEGREES in strict conformity
to the provisions, Of the former act p'edg
ing the United States; or il 1t tended
more effectually to attain the object OF
CONGRESS in that previous act.
We know it had been the aim OF our
government for two or three years to di-
Vide the belligerents by inducing one or
the other Of them to revoke its edlets, so
that the example would lead to areyoca-
ton bv the other. or our contest be limit
ed to a single one. And it should be re,
marked that each of them had promised
70 hc the second to revoke. but each
seemed unwilling to be the first. Accord
;nrly our law Of May, 1910, offered to
the power first revoking non-lmporta-
ton against the other. France then revok-
ed. as by her declaration OF the 9th Au-
pust. The Presidents proclamation, in
mrsuance of the law. put the non-lmpor-
tat;on in force against the other beiiise-
rent. -.
Had France forfeited her claim to this
measure when Congress confirmed and en-
forced it by the act of the last session
So far as believed or asccrtalned, she Lad
not. MIR. Smith knows that no evidence
existed of single act ofthe French go
yernment or its court, showing that the
DEGREES we're not repealed. sofar as there
neal was required by the offer of Congress
accepted by France. Doubts had indeed
arisen as to the time the repeal would
fake effect whether the fst OF Novem-
Der or the 1st of February following. Al
though even this was not admitted 10y
| France, vet there was room for question
and discussion which might have embar-
rassed the execution of our laws. Hence
the expediency ofsettlins the matter by a
positive statute unless it would have
been. advisable to risk national honor by
breaking contract, on doubtful ground,
or to hunt for flaw on the other side to
enable us to annul an arrangement Sought
by Congress itself in former law pro-
ducing, though three months later than
| had been first expected, the example OF
one belligerent to WELD against the other.
1t is said by Mr.. Smith that the act for
enforcing the arrangement departed from
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-12-28

T., DUCATlON.-On Wednesday, the first day of
&c january next, SCHOOL will be opened by
the subscribers for the Education of youth OF both
exes-separate rooms having been procured in the
hrick building two doors below the Custom House.
i,r this purpose.
In this school will be taught the English the Latin
aoad Greek Languages, Epistolsry Composition, En-
glsh Grammar, Geography, including the use of the
Gpbes, together with such other branches of Sci
nc, as are usually taught in American schools.
Tie term win be divided into two equal parts, cali
ell pessions, at the end of each of which, there will
be public examination, in order that those who feel
Themselves interested in the school may have an op
porpnity ofjudging to the progress which the stu
dent may have made in their respective suldies-
EachSession will also be divided into two equal parts
called Quarters.
Thtprice of tuition for those who receive instruc-
ton threading, writing and arithmetic will be & G
per qartcr--lf English Grammar and Geography
be added to these, the price will be s so per quar-
ter-B't for those who study any other branch OF
science, the price Of tuition will be S 10 per quarter
Two dollars will also be expected annually in adj.
vance fiom each student, for fuel, servants hire
sc.
J. III. TURNER.
w. CAULFiELD.
l'chiholh, Dcc' 20 2aw3w
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Dec. 81.

OTIS of LAND in the vicinity of Richmond
"a On Saturday, 14th December, at 10 O'Clock, will
be sold, at Public Auction, the premises, about
road 10 Williamsburg, FIVE LOTS of L.4NIJ, OF
100 acres each, through which runs an extensive
swamp, easily reclaimed, and forming onc-fourth of
each Lot. The whole is heavily tmLered with pine
and oak, and worldly the attention of mill owners and
ship-buudels.
The terms will be--one-third required in notes. at
so days, negotiable ct the Bank of Virginia. the re-
mander in nine and twelve months to be secured by
deeds OF trust on the land
L ? 4 plan of the Lots may he seen, in a few DAYS
at the Vendue Office OF N1oncure, Robinson s. Plea
salts WILLIAM MAYO.
Powhatan, Dec. 5. IT
q The sale OF the above property is postponed
account eff the weather. till the 26;h instant. at
IL O'Clock, ii fair, if not, the next fair day.-W. NJ
Dec. q. tbs
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NAMES REAT, Richmond, a few doors
~ above the Bell-Tavern, manufacturer of
GOLD and SILVER work, has Just opened an cx-
tensive aud well-seeotod assortment in the above
line, which he offers 20 the public modcrae terms
consisting Of Pearl, Topaz, Cornel;an and Plain
JEWELRf PLATED Goods, comprising almost eve
ry faslfooe'c article aud a very complete assort-
n'eut Of Sii.s ~ WARE and Tortoise shell Co17bs
together "i' wcii assorted sock cf NIildary ar
te,cs.
@" Orders fToni lis friends will b. pail The str.o;
81 attention o<--ts,h 10. Old Silver a,d Gold
Dee. Ii +s
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E6ROhS FOR SALE.-Between thirty snd
" forty, for Cash, agent for tue Executrix o.
2atncA -. ADAMS, l shall proceed 70 sell with "A
Negroes belonging to said estate, consisting of Men
Women and Children They will be set up in FAM
lies and will be sold for what they will bring, and
must be paid form gold, silver Virginia bank notes
in thirty minutes after being struck off or they will
nc rc-so!d for the benefit ofthe last purchaser
L ? The sale will commence at III O'Clock, on Sa
turday, the 18th day of December, at the Fork OF
the road near Bacon's Castle.
II. H. COOKE
Surry, Dec. s.
-, The above sale is postponed on account of the
weather, till the 18th of this month.
Il. Fl. c..
Dec. IL ids
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Dec. 81.

GROCERIES, William Anderson, at
u the sign of the Penitentiary Store, has
lately received a parcel of GROCERIES, fronstIie
North, which, aided to his former stock, makes
the following assortment--
Liverpool blown salt in bustel twilled sacks,
Do. do. do. common do.
Brown & Loaf sugar.,
Best Green Coffee,
Imperial, Young Tyson and Souchong Teas,
Best Gunpowder, do. in canisters,
Madeira, Sherry and Lisbon Wines,
Long Cork, Caret and real port do. in bottles,
Cogniac Brandy and real Holland Gin,
Jamaica, Antigua and New-Engand rum,
Whiskey, Peach aud Apple Brandy,
London Broownstout Porter,
Molasses,
Philadelphia and Swedish IRON,
German aud Biistcred Steel,
Nail Rods,
Best Northern Cheese,
Do Soap and Cantiles,
Chocolate,
$40 and iO-t2 WLND or GL.4SS,
Tumbers, Wine-giasses and Dccapters,
Scotch Snuff
Real Spanish Cigars,
Rasins IN Boxes,
Soft shell Almonds,
Flotant Indigo, Zig 3ne, Arnetto..& Madder,
Nltmegs, Mace and Cloves,
Ailspice, Pepper and Ginger,
Stone Ware, assorted,
London Mustard,
Writing Paper,
Spinning Cotton,
" On consignment, 1909 lbs prime Chewin;
Tobacco
The above articles will be sold, by JVhokesaie ane
Retail, at moderate prices, for Cash, Country Pro
duce or Aceeptances in town.
w. ANDERSON.
Richmond, Nov. Is. wifi
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Richmond, Dec. o5.

a OST-On the Morning OF the 15tl, instant be-
q tween Roeketts Ware House and the Capitol,
Notes tor t'i following . Iihds. Tobacco
bocketts Y, $40, T5, 1865, IDcc. IA, lsil--par-
rom Arlington.
81, 1880, no, lilo, - James Terrell
ihe hnderw will be literally rewarded by leaving
them at the s:,le of
KIRBY, DRAKE & TAYLOR
Dec. &c. stn
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y ALUABLN WNSTERN LANDS.--Thc sub
sci1ber Offers Cor ule ~ exchange Tor oiher ir,-
perry Tie STAT of tyiuia, SG7 acres Of land in
The state % Kentucky ,n thc waters 81 Sand, R.yer
lie VIII also sell o. cXelpngc a yauaic tract oil 500
acres TYING N Husso tpuntv, Va within f0'I miles
Of the criri-hosc and itcui,i,, ti Conner .rir.-.
The land ting ~ KeItuky sGiyileIin.5 tracts from
500 to 5ru sere5 each, See viii b. si5l,y1sI int7
smaller parcels tOi the Accommodation n parci,ascgo
th!s ia'd vas located ut N early prod and tlIc IL
tic is 'ndisyUiablc.
RODEGr .. sorrT.
Williamsburg Zee. &c. 60
WISH 20 l.liif, for t'e en- .1g ,t.- -..a, nr
men.
t9'' srcn for -four barr, .1ye- ava ID .ep f..o',
sand noup p9.ss, n CutxTIt.;g
Ece. IL. v.7,,
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ElGHT or TEN well disposed Negroes
IL arc wanted, for next year, at our Mills.
For such rs viii answer, liberal hire will be- paid.
CALICO, RICHARD X Co.
Richmond, Nov. ~. II
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LANDofPICE. Ricbmond. Va. Dec. n,

LANDcfFICE, Richmond, Va Dee. II.
4 Pursuanccpf an Act of Assembly, passed the
n l4th OF February, 1871, entitled :" In act to a.
9neHd me SeVeiH EaWs concerning EscheGt5," !
hereby make it kaswn, that certain tract or pared
of land, san to cor tain about forty five aces situated
near bc'vlc, IN the county of Wood, and claimed
by John Fhnn, an sen, las cscheated to tie Com
monweaith, as appc-s by a certificate from the Ia
cheator of said count on file in this Office d,tcd the
LIST of November last
CHARLES BLAGROYE, Register.
Cw
The Editor Of the National Intcligcncer in the city
OF washington, wn D'rlish the above for weeks
ad tratsit his account to this depart
meut for payment. c. H.
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NJ &J.DIcK & Co.--Inforrn their friend.

nj & J.DICK & Co.--Inform their friends
1Ns and the public, that they are now re-
sewing, in the house lately occupied by Messrs Mon
cure, Robinson Il Peasants, the following articles,
which they viii sell low for cash. negotiable notes.
at short dates
Loaf, Lump, Muscovado and HAVANA Sugars
Green Coffee, Chocolate, Gunpowder,. Imperial,
Young Hyson, Common and Pccow Souchong Teas
Madeira, Sherry, Sicily, Toncriffc and Malaga
Wines French Brandy-HolIand Gin--Jamaica *
ST Croix Rum-Hebbert's Brown Stout, Cordals,
Moasses English and Goshen Cheese, soft shell A m-
monds, Mace, Nutmegs, Cloves, Pimento, Pepper,
Ginger, Alum, Birthstone, Copperas, Fig Blue,
Spanish Indigo, Shaving Soap, Bar Iron, German *
Biistered Steel, Liverpool fine Salt in Sacks refined
Salt Pctre, London Mustard, Havana Cigars, En-
glish Battle Powder, and Patent Shot, an assortment
of Queens Warc--C China, Coffee s. Tea Cups and
Saucers--a few sets elegant FURNISHED Tea China
Decanters, Tumbcrs, Wine Glasses, &c. SC.
n. * J. Dick Il Co will transact a1iy business on
Commission, which may be entrusted to their care.
Oct. \. IF
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ESOR SAEE-.3LIKE NEGRO IYO.M2.N
n who is good Cook and Washer-she has a
child, boy OF three years old. Apply to the printer
beeember ~. epfm
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THOR SALF-F.9BfTLY FLOJrTP, of the best
u quality, in whole and half bbs.
GEO CREESITOW.
December ~ ep2w
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spY virtue OF a Deed of Trust executed
I'D to me by Sherley Egglestcn. of the
county OF Amelia for the purpose of securing debt
therein rected to be due to William Archer of Pow
haan, will be sold for cash, at Amelia courthouse Oh
Saturday, the 14tli of January two negroes called
.Aaty and lsbei, the property Of the said Egsles-
ton.
W. s. ARCHER
Dec. c1. ids
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A TEACHER of the Languages, Writing, Arit-
IA metic and Geography, would be glad 10 engage
not more than ten twelve BOYS for the ensuin.
year, in healthy part of the country. Any gentle-
disposed to know his terms, will please to apply
to the printer.
November 90. 2aw6w
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A"A' Nartaln CHAMBERLAIN, i'll AZ Gays
| oy C;iltain T., gentleman who came pas
sengcr, and mercantile friend. we have.
oeen iavonred with files of London narers
to the ninth IF November. 1t is in,poss;bls,,
70 conceive any thing less interestinr Than
these papers, rs may be imagined from ON ,
selections. The orders in council, remain az
heretofore. The King was declining fast
dahy bulletins of his health had ceased TO
issue, from the Goth of October-A nar.,
graph III a paper OF the-6,h OF Novt. GER.
says, he was much worse in bodily health.
:, y proclamation was to issue ON the 10Th of
November, further proroguing Parliament,
to the 9TH Oh January.
W., Wheat and -four continue to advance :;
prices at Mark Lane. the 18th of Novemhe,
ny wheat surerhne 1865, 1895. Per omar,
'cr tine -four persack OF ten quarters zoos.
Io'%. equai to 7oS. a 7Ss, 6d Per Ameri-
can oarfel. The quartern LOAF was G~ed
Oie III 81 week IN Novenibe, 1T I'D
we do not perceive any notice Of the sa;,-
ing OF the triSatc Constitution.
Affairs IN the north OF Europe remain as
heretofore the opinion appears to prevail,
that Prussia will finally fall into the views
or under the yoke Of Napoleon.
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COLUMBIAN MILLS.--We wish to
~ Hire. for the ensuing year, FiTE or SIX
COOPERS, that are good workmen-and FIVE Or
SIN LABOURERS,.to tor which liberal wages will be
ai.owcdiay
PHILIP HAXALL s. Co.
Richmond, Dec.-lo. w4w
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BE HIRED, to the highest p...aer

WILL BE. HIRED, to the highest bi,!aet,
w MT King William courthouse, on Wednesday,
the first day of January next, (f fair otherwise the
next fair day. about TWENTY LIRELI, Ne
GROES, belonging to the estate OF VIM. ID. Clai-
borne, deceased-Among them are two BlaoiSsmiths
and ten twelve Young Men and Boys. No ob;ec-
ton viii be made to their going to the Coal Pits
The negroes to be returned well cloathed, and
each to have a good Bl ket and Hat. At the same
time and place viii be sold, all the Fodder the
tate Cot the said VIM. ID. Claiborne, decdl called
Colokc.-Terms of sale for the Fodder, made known
OH the day Of sale, by
BURWEIL BASSETT)
AND Executors
THOMAS TAYLOR,
Of Nm. ID. Claiborne, asc'9.
Dec. 81. ids
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LoyDoN, Oct. 2S
The following General Orders have been
issued to our army i'll Siciiy:
F." MEssINA, Sept. 4.--On Monday night
arrived in this city his Exccllcncy General
Maitland, from Palermo, where he has been
to have 4 conference with his Excellency
Lord w. Bcntinck. lie has issued the fol-
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-12-28
By Thomas Richie.

NJ CONDlTiONS----Five Dollars year, to be
paid annually in advance. Those who do not direct
their papers to be discontinued the end OF the year,
will be considered engaged Tor the nextNone " III
be discontinued until al arrearages have been paid.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. viii be inserted in
this paper unless they are paid for, guaranteed by
respectable person in this city or Manchester.
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NoRFoLK. Dec. 29.

NORFULH, DCC. %,
Latest from Eaglan1.-Yesterday arrived.
from London the fast sailing ship GEoRGz.