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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-08-26

Sonway'S Lemon S rup !
q " hottle OF which viii make 8 or 4
gAiions Of exrelest Puneh'or Lemooade
"a an 'nitAai--exch boi,le contains nearly The
r''ce oE dozen Lemons aud lbs of sugar,
sid 70 the eoniuner Is iaying Of AZ least IS
pr cssit---and sOiH Aerp g7sd "a 81 tss4,afsr
prepared AM ioid ~n9iel4ie (oal,I H. rLs ssls
sesp,Ht,, w | Conway Chemit, 40 3, IRE
zaaat q. Boston, zen yrsi M No la, Charles
~fset, and retail W Mr 5 p4g,en, Bookle Ter,
Standardization, W.is4ifsG-Soodae Hal
Io"ei-Ds Joel Ellis, Augus,s- rappan,
fostimouth-DJcs Todd. Saco--and mot
Dfugg'ss aud Bookse sfs Of relpeciab,,y
throughout The United pa q ~ Nsa4 ass
gsTs'~s rnssss th fS;nt.f Dyssisu On Hrh-ss!s Is.
~ 81 w I Conway - q hSssal si,co..s d
szaeLssa!s pssea4ssrs
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-08-26
RICE g COTTON.

JOHN DIX,
HAS Jun received per Coop Venus, from
X j Ch4riefton,
A few eaiks Rice, aud
~ bales hyperion quality Cotton,
which be wiihes to dhpole of on advantageous
ssTms TO purchasers
IN STORE,
81 boxes Spanifh Cigars
500 lbs indigo-together with general
>acrtnsnt Of
~. L. GoodS e. Groceries.
Auguf 10
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-08-26
REMOVAL.
JOHN JOHNSON.

JOdN JOHNSON,
As removed from the fore he ia-e'y DC
c1Psed 70 ihe itore adj ,iniag Mr.. t4sze,
ss1@s~y~. IN Ttcombs buildings, 5 doors
zorih Of his former itand where hs ofsrs tor
kAe-a general aiIegtmeat Of
LngAsb Gods.
, Augrft 2, (6s(
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-08-26

There are number Of privatecrs with
French commissions cruiziDg off the south
ern coast.--fney are fitted out in Our nons
not under the sanction, but certainly win
the conniyance Of our public officers Sav-
eral American vessels have been robbed nv
them, and others burnt Ina letter f,orn
The Capt OF Philadelphia vessel y y 60
ted, that he was met by one Of these nira,i.
cal buccaneers Of The sea, Commanded I'M i
person OF the name Of LINTON. verv ,,.ali
known IN Baltimore and with whom the a -,
Captain was acquainted. LINTON aroryeI
The object Of Lis cruize was 10 plunder s.,rs,
thing he met with, but not to send a., 80 -.
france. The Am. Capt. here mtntioned
was suffered 70 pass unmolested from mo-
tiyes Of personal friendship. NV
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-08-26

dIsgFsced, wasted, and impoverished our
Country, ana brought upon Il IS i were he
plaques Of Egypt; the party that has plan
ted 10 this once happy land me Bohen Ubas.
the tree Of poison and death; Tie party that
has gone far il destroying All political mo-
fsilty ID the nation the patty whose cs,en.
sibie chef Mr. Smith himself AheWs fif'he
has published ihe TRUTH 10 ne politically
corrupt AZ tas very Gore Of his heart--thss
i.artys thus covered, As 70 its rtincipAl lead.
ers, with lenrosy, and whose followers have
been blinded 70 infatuation by the most in
fetnal arts ever employed IN any country
France txcepted-fhts party MIR. SrpHf'
sui ciings to and il IS one avoged obiect
O. ms isbourss 70 ensure rs dHyrfio7.
Conn. CourAnt
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-06-28
Stray Mare.

CIRAYED from the plantation of John
~ Davenport, Esq. on Bullskin, JeGer-
son County. on Saturday night the 18th
instant, BLACK MARE, with a small
star in her forehead, five years old this
spring, about fourteen and half hands high.
had three old shoes on, trots aud PAGES re-
markedly well. l will give Four Dollars
reward to any person who will take up and
return the said mare to Mr.. John Daven.
port, at the place she strayed from, to
which reasonable expenses will be added If
brought to MIR. Graham's Tavern in Mar
tlnsbargh, or to the subscriber, living near
Hoke's run, in Berkeley County.
CHARLES ORRICK.
June 81, 1911. E
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-06-28

4 STATEMENT of the proceedings
1 n of the Overseers of the Poor of tns
county OF Berkeley, at their General Meet.
ing, June Sd, 1911.
10 amount Of allowance to suudrv
distressed persons not in the
Poor. $3.50 40
amount of sundry accounts pre-
sented to the Board and allowed 1919 66
10 the Rent of the Poor-House {. so 90
10 the Managers Salary = 100 90
o an order in favour of the Con-
tractor on the Sheriff, to enable
HIM to purchase supplies for the
Poor-House, from June 1911,
to June 1912 1000 90
$3.50 oel
The number of tithables returned by the
Commissioners 2797.
Ordered, that the Sheriff collect from q.
very tithable person in the County, SEVENTH.
Fve Gents, and account for the same as the
law directs. Extract from the books.
ROBERT COCKBURN, c.;o.r-
June 81.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-06-28
Stray Mare.

TAKEN up by the subscriber, tres.
L passing on his premises as an estray,
BAT MARE, about seven years old,
with very small star in her forehead, both
hind feet white, no perceivable brand, a.
bout fourteen hands high, shod all round !;
appraised to twenty dollars. The owner is
desiredto come prove property, pay charges
and take her away.
JEREMIAH BEALL.
Berkeley, June FL, 1911. {
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-06-28
CHEAP GOODS,

Now opening at the Garner Store by the
Market House, in Shepherds. Town.
Among which are:
Beautiful Rich CANTON GRAPES,
Silks, Satins, Damask and Large Silk
Shawls, Lace Caps, Handkerchief and
Sleeves, IRISH LINENS, Damask Ta-
BILE Linens, ditto Table Cloths, Linen Cam.
brio, Shifting Cambrics, Cambria Muslins,
Lace and Leno ditto. Callicoes and Cling.
hams, Super Extra Super6ne Cloths and
Cassimercs, Cords and Velvets, First Chop
India Nankeens, Fresh Teas of a superior
quality, &c. &c. sc. All which ,vas bought
| with CASH in the NerU- York and Philadel-
phia Markets, precious to the late high ad-
vance in the price Of GOODS. In conse.
quence that no more Goods can be admitted
into the United States from England, un.
der the late law of Congress, it is expected
that Goods will be extremely scarce and
| high in short time; many articles have
| already advanced beyond all expectation.
The present is favourable opportunity for
every person to supply themselves with
| CHEAP GOODS, by the Piece or Smaller
Quantity.
JAMES S. LANE, BROTHER, & Co.
N. b. AS heretofore, a liberal allowance
will be made to those who buy to sell again.
I'VE HAVE
Hugh Longs Warranted
Sickles, Waldron's Grad
ling and Grass Scythes,
With almost every other article the Far.
.ners may want.
~ Seven Dollars cash per cord will be
paid for Tanners Bark, if delivered soon
J. S. LANE, BROTHER, & Co,
Shepherd's.Town, Juns 81, 1911.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-06-28

ITO enable himself more conveniently to
Il accommodate those who incline to vi.
sit this place, the subscriber has taken the
Large YeHozv House
adjoining the upper bridge and Bath square,
formerly occupied by Mr.. VIM. Throck.A
morton; and provided himself with every
thing necessary to entertain seventy or eigh-
y Gentlemen and Ladies, their Servants
and Horses. He fatters himself that those
who may please to call on him, will have
no reason to be dissatisfied.
NICHOLAS ORRICK.
Bath, June 81, 1911.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-06-28

Whisky, Scythes & Sickles.
THE subscribers have on hand the follow.
ing articles:
SO Barrels of Whisky,
A few barrels of good APP
pie Brandy,
A large supply of Brown Sugar, Coffee,
Teas, Rice, Molasses, and almost every o.
ther article in TIE Grocery line +; Tin, China,
Glass, Queens, Stone, Potters and Wood.
en- Ware Castings, consisting of Potts,
Kettles, Ovens and Skillets,
Waldr0n'S Prime Grading
Scythes, English and Ger
man Whet-stones, He,vings
By the barrel, Mems Strong
Leather Shoes.
Together with general assortment of
DRY GOODS,
and expect further supply in few days.
All of which will be sold on the lowest
terms for cash or to punctual customers.
X. WORTHINGTON, & Co.
Shepherds. Town, June 81, 1911.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-06-28
rBY AUTHORITY or THE sTArE OF AlRYLAyDj
VACCINE INSTITUTIONS LOTTERY
Draining of Wedneday 3lst July merit

presumed
drawo yd
them dwho however
odndera
them and
mdiaeyo draw TIL FRS
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-06-28
SECOND CLASS.
FIRST CLASS.
lOO6S Prizes : e. Not two Blanks
1882 BlanksS to Prize
10000 Tickets, at So Is each
Part Of the above prizes to be deter
and paid as .folLops, pis.


md pada foHop, paid as Hows Viz
First rawnTc o b
tdrawn60 Blanks, to be cache to -four
MS First Ira wn To- N the day de resrved
D.
\
h and58 day, to be cache to A.
n SecndCh th! in BART,
dE
an &
bee EMIT o
partly e
byteM )ntheS ecdC
First draw c t
! nn thasnnd to
10 n
=
o thar the
$ f in
n b. o nge in
mayha 6rtc o them mmed
in temmd formed of the of
O the SIN if not
o ar suh s @ b anlsp supported
he
gbe areym adet Of
i
As t he drawing of FRS Class mret a the arrange nde6r
THAT purposes agl rr
npi will padw day aie drawing sjec to
eapec m n o onTan % in
MANAGERS
w.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-06-28
w aldron's Grass Scythes,
large assortment of
GROCERIES, &c. &c.

o1LOC LII ILO, &C. &C.
and number of other articles too tedioua
to mention. He returns his most greatful
thanks to the public, for the encouragement.
received since the commencement of hi.
business, and assures them that nothing
shall be wanting on his part, to merit con.
tinuance of their fayours.
MATTHEW J. CLARKE.
Gerrard's. Town, June 81, 1911.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-06-28
New & Fashionable Goods

which he is determined to sell at the mo-.
reduced prices. His late purchases con
sist in part, of the following articles:
Super6ue Cloths and Cassimeres, Blue AMI
Yellow Nankeens, Cotton Cashmere -
sorted, German and Irish LINENS, Sbir,-
ing Cottons, Coarse India Muslins. md,
Checks, Constitution and Silver Cord.
Thicksetts and Velvets, Callicoes and
Chintzes, undress Callicoes and Cashmir.s
Figured and Plain Lenos, Fancy Muslins
for Ladies dresses, India Null Null Nine
Inns, Jubal Cord, Cd and A Cambrics
Black and Pink ditto, Italic Silks & Lutte
strings, Hat Grape, great variety of Fan.
cy Silk and Cotton Shawls, Cotton Lace.
and Edgings, Ladies Silk and Kid GlovesS
a large assortment of Ladies Bonnets thu
most fashionable kind, Mems Fine Shoes.
Ladies Morocco Slippers, very cheap, q
large Bale of Spinning Cotton of the first
quality,
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-06-28
MORE NEW GOODS

THE subscriber respectfully informs Ii,
Il friends and the public in general, that,
addition to his former assortment, he b.s
just received and finished opening, fresh
supply of
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-06-28

JAMES w. COLLINS,
JOHN w. GLENN,
ANDREW ACNEW,
ALEXANDER M'DONALD,
EDWARD G. WOODYEAR,
EDWARD ]. COALE,
PETER HOFFMAN, JuN.
DR.. JAMES SMITH.
June el
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-01-31

Ptabable receipts Of the government, 6rttueen the
first day Of fan. and the 3lst day Of Dec 1911,
6oth days inclusive
From venue tax on land, lots, per-
sonsl property, .nerchants' &
pedlars' licences, alter deduct
ing tbereff IN sneriffs' commits
sious ,nsolvents, &c. 277,S7S 80
Surplus tobacco xported 10000
On w process, county seals, APP
pc Is, binary licences and notori-
al seals $4,000
Bank Of Virginia dividend on state
shares $4,000
Registers fees 1000
Militia fines $500
Pententlsry agents 1000
HaTvie's Executors Sd instslment 900
b istoe tstste 1000
From w m. Norris g. others, for slaves
transported 1000
From Baker and Christian, inspectors LOCO
From bonds becoming due this year 4,4l3 SIS
Arrears of taxes prior to first January
1910 1000
Arrears of taxes Of 1910 unpaid dolls
3O,529 % cents, of which will be
probably collected $4,000
For redemption of lands 500
balance on hand first Jan. 1911 1924 Is
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-01-31
S 544,936 IL

Your commtteecommunicatew With much pleasure
that prosperous growing state Of the inan-
ces # government enders it unnecessary 10 make
ar additOnsl requlstlOn the liberality and pat
rots4, of the people. The taxes though light
sviI ,nconsiderabie, are commensurate to all The
useful & expanded purposes of the government
and have been paid with unparalleled prompt
tude during tie last collections.
Your commItee also feel satisfaction in sta
ting tist the embarrassed operations OF the trea-
our during short period III zach year, result
ing from a temporary deficiency of resources,
haze Ieen much more limited in their effects in
tn lat 3 than usual They believe the Cause
of To-, embarrassment is sensbly diminishing, K
will lie peesiIy removed without the intervention
o. etslAtne aid.
Resoiyed, - the opinion Of this committee,
Tbst it is unnecessary to raise the taxes for the
present year.
mution, BessiVe&, That THE House will, on
WedueSd y, the 3Olh instant, proceed by JOINT
bill wlih The :, TO she election Off 20 adj
Git,oul judges OF "a court nf appeals, made No
ceAsary by an act passed the PreEeDVGengrsl AZ,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-01-31
Jan. 10.

TOR SALE-One moiety Of tract of LAND
u containing about six hundred acres, lying
on James River, in Coochland county, few
miles above the Court House, late the property
OF Robert Pleasants of Curles, dec'd-and which
possess in the right of my wife The terms of
sale will be made known application To Mica
Jah Crew, who is authorised to contract for the
same. An iodsputable title will be made to the
purchaser. The other moiety may also be pur
chased by application to /, 'hn G. Mosby. of Pow
hatan.
MAURICE L. MILLER.
Old Curles, De- Is wSw
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-01-31

nRY GOODS.-BENJhNIN XII NEAL,
~ Has just ,eceiued 43 packages Sc son .6ie
DR1. GOODS, sphich, With his former stock,
males an estensiue issortment and tpitch he will
sell at such prices iH be zpeH worth the atten-
tion of Purchasers.
doing business, are Informed, that he never asks
price TO fasi" 4 liberal i!tductiox from, retail
prices made to those spho purchase b, spholesaie ei-
ther for cash, Country produce, or aeceptances IN
toSpn.
January II. zu3m
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-01-31

I N pursuance Of deed Of trust executed to
4 me by John Hobson, of Henrico. county 20
secure the payment of a debt therein mentioned,
to William Young OF said county, 1 shall, on the
second day of next month, sell at public auction,
for ready money, before the door of the Bell Ia
vern, in the City of Richmond, three NEGRO
SLAVES, named Essex, James and Anthony,
conveyed by said deed, or so many of them as
will be necessary to raise the sum and interest
secured by said deed of trust and the expences
attending the execution thereof
NATHANIEL SHEPPARD.
January II. 2.wt2F
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-01-31

AND FOR SALE.-On Monday the 1st
IL of April next, being Gloucester court day,
before the door of said court house, will be Of
teFed Tor sale ~ tire highest bidder if not soiA
previous TO that day: That valuable plantations
formerly owned by Captain Richard Walters Sa
lying IN the lower part of Gloucester county.
near the head of Sarys Creek, and on the IN ain
road leading to Matthews the situation & qual-
ity OF the land is we'll known in the neigiibor~
hood. Iii for the information of strangers AZ
lone, that am induced to say it is not Inferior
to any tyact Of land ofts size in that part of the,
county the quantity of which appears from
the last conveyance is 365 acres, all of which lies
extremely level; there are about 300 acres Of ii
cleared, and in good order for cultivation,the bp.
lance covered with growth of OAK and pine TIM
ber any farther description of the place is
cessary, as suppose any person disposed
purchase, will view the land first. 1t will bta
shewn by applying TO Mrs E Hall who lives on
the plsntstion, and terms made known by apply
ing TO ne i'll Williamsburg.
VIM. BOWDEN.
Ian. 90. WOW
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-01-31
Jan. 90.

NEGKOES FOR SALE.-At Buckinghsns
y Court House, on Monday the 1th day OF
February next, being Court day, zv be sold to the
highest bidder, for ready money, the following.
nine NEGROES-a prime crop fellow, who has
for ten years been foreman on large plantations
with his wife, thirty years Of age, and their two
children, three young men, also crop hands5
a boy ten years old and girl twelve years.
WILLIS COUSINS,
John MARKHAM
Petersburg, Ian. S, 1911 wtds
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-01-31

THE.subscriher wishes 10 lease his 5k{GK
4 7ENE NEWT, in the town of Mauches-
ter, for term not less than seven years; it is
well calculated for a Dry Good Store or Grocery,
there is also good accommodations for genteel
family the situation and conveniencics Sre unex-
ceptionable he has kept grocery in it for a
tew years. with small capital, and at no time a
good assortment, and has reason To believe that
an active man with sufficient capital, might
make as much money at this place, at any
stand on either sils of the river. He also has for
sale, $50 acres of WOOD LAND. within less
than two miles of town, he will give two years
credit on the land, the purchaser giving bond
with approved security, that If not punctualiy
paid, to carry interest from the date. The terms
will be made known by application to the sub
scriber, living on the premises, aud possession
may be had in the carly part of the summer He
also wishes all those who have claims against him
to bring them forward for payment, anl'all those
who arr IN arrears. to settle their respe Give bal
ances without delay, as he does not wish to RUIZ
any one to unnecessary exPences.
DANIEL GORDON
Jan. 10. w5wg
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-01-31

ID virtue Of a Deed Of Trust 10 me executed
ID BY Ralph Wormley, decd. TO secure the
Payment Of debt due to Messrs. Ross {, Vidai, Of
O'6anha. shall, at Christopher O1oen's Tdvern,
in the to7vn Of tTbannd and county of Bfiddesex,on
the 9Th day of February next if fair, if nor the
next fair day, Proceed to seH al public auction, fo,
ready money, tzVo TRACTS or LAND, lying ~
the said county, contiguous to the lands Of Philip
Grynles, des'd. and in the neighborhoOd of Urban
ma, near tonarigabie qUater--one ofthe said tracts
contains fve hundred acre., is extremely fertile &
kno1Uh bp the name Of %" TIMER CREEK"
The oMey, which is called " RICH-NECKS,"
contains tvUO hundred and foe acres, and is also
pncoDtmonLy fertihe.-Particgiar description 7viiS
be giOen on the day Of sale
tn. e. HOONES.
January 90. -U410J
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-01-31

ID oBERT CREENHow, inform. =; i,,an,s
~ ard Countrymcn, that he has ops ned a
well assorted HARDWARE STORE. in his
city, nearly opposite the Eagle.Tavern, at the
sign of the
u GOLDEN PADDOCK.
The articles were purchased With cash. and will
he disposed of at small advance on their pri ne
cost.
He transacts business on COMMISSION, and
will receive consenments, Of whatever may be
entrusted to his disposition.
His brick Fire Proof WAREHOUSE, near
the Basin, is in order to receive what may be
consigned him.
He offers for Sale or Rent, & newly erected,
very commodous brick d welding House, &c. 81.
tuate on an acre of ground, we'll enclosed, con
tiguous to M. Thomas Wilson'S tenement, on
Shockec Hill and in the immediate vicinity of
those whose society is TO be priced
He likewise offers fot sale, on very moderate
terms, six eiigibly situated TENEMENTS, on
the Main-street, chiefly, ofthe City of Williams
burg. which will be ewn, to those DESTROYS oy,
purchasing, by MIR. Roscow Cole, Merchant
He entreats all those in arrears TO him. tn
make immediate settlements o. their respective
debts, rather than inccr the expence of having
them collected by an attorney.
January II am
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-01-31

MOTICE.-WiN6 be sold, on Friday, the first
~ day OF Feb. next, at the dwelling-hous of
the late DIR. Washington Watts, all the personal
estate, consisting of Household and Kitchen Fur
Hiiure, Stock OF Horses, Cattle, &c. a handsome
Chariot and Harness, and light Wagon and
Geer also, his stock OF Medicine. Six months
credit will be allowed the purchaser, on all sums
over S 20 bond and approved security will be
required by
DAN'L. WEISIG Err, Ad,nr.
At the same time and place, will be hired for
the balance of the pr eseut year, two Negro Eel
lows, and one Negro Woman. The creditors
OF te decd. are earnestly requested to come for
ward with their claims, that preparation may be
made for their adj ustment-those indebted are
requested to make immediate payment to
d. w. Adngr.
Jan. %. ids
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-01-31

|EJHE sale Of the Lands Of VIM. Austin, de-
u ceased, as heretofore advertised in this pa.
per, by the subscribers, is postponed till the 5th
of February next, when it will positively take
place, at the Bel.TayerD.
DAVID BULLOCK,
Wts. AAR5HILL.
ran. q MS
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-01-31

NJ OTICE.-By virtue of a deed in trust bear
" ing date the 9Th of December, 1909, ex
ecuted by John Nicholson, of Glouces er county,
but now resident of Richmond WHl be softly
on Monday, the 9Th day of February, 1911. be-
tween the hours Of twelve and two o'clock, Of
that day, the following SLAVES, TO she highest
bidder, for ready money, to wit Peter & Lew
is, two boys, James man, Milly, woman, and
Esh her woman, all of which mentioned us
the said deed, to secure the payment of debt
therein specified snd mentioned. The sale win
take place before the door of the Washington tsS.
vern, in this city.
SKATE WHITING, Trustee.
Jan. 81. tbs
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-01-31

NEGROES, FOR SALE.-WiH be cold, for
IN cash, on Thursday, the 18th of February
next, to the highest bidder, at Mansfield, in A.
mella county near Bevl's Bridge, between thir
ty and forty likely Negroes consisting of me n,
women, boys and girls
PHILEMON uoLCoMBE.
Jan. 22' 2aw3wf
". b. The subscriber wishes il possible, to
sell them in families
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-01-31

@ JACOBS has removed to the south side of
~ Cary street, near the basin, has no " land.
ing, and for sale
1000 Sacks SALT,
10000 lbs COFFEE,
On terms very accommodating to purchasers.
Cash given for Tobacco and Flour.
Jan. 5. IF
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-01-31
5 14,11o

10000 PEI aci OF 10th February,
1903. subject to the orders OF the
President Of the U. States, S14,110
Treasury Department,
Registers o flee, 9Th Jan. 1881.
JOSEPH NOURSE,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-01-31

FRIDAY, January IS.
A Communication from the Senate by their
Clerk
The Senate have agreed to the resolution to
proceed on Wednesday the Seth inst. by joint
ballot, to the election of two additional judges
of the court of appeals, made necessary by
an act passed the present General Assembly.
Engrossed bills "To incorporate a company
for opening a turnpike road from that already
established by law through the Rock6sh Gap,
to SCOTS ferry, on James reer"---" Providing
for the opening road from the mouth of Blue.
stone river, to the mouth of Lower Loop Creek
were read Sd time and passed.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-01-31

NJ OTICE,- All those who have claims against
~ the estate of Joseph Scott, decd. are re-
quested 10 make them known, and all those that
are indebted to the said estate, either by bond,
note or open account, are earnestly solicited to
come forward and make payment
Vim. SCOTT,
Executor Of Joseph Scott, deceased.
N. B. Major Archibald Denbolm is fully en-
powered by me, 10 transact business (for the
estate of Joseph Scott, deceased in my absence.
Vim. SCOTT,
Executor Of .1oseph Scott, deceased.
Richmond, IAN 8. w5w