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- Hat Mandatory.
EDWARD LANGLEY,

TAKES this method to return his taahks
1 to his friends and the public, tor the
liberal support he has received since he COM
meuced business in this place, and respect
fally informs them he has purchased the
HATING ESTABLISHMENT formerly belong
ing to Mr.. Hhliam II. S Fa7v, together WIN
q large assortment of HITS, which nc VIII
sell at the most reduced prices, wholesale
or retail. He intends, in future, carrying on
the business at the stand lately occupied oy
Mr. Faw, opposite the Indian Queen tavern
King street; where he hopes to be ao'e 10
give satisfaction to all who may please 10 ID
yor him with their commands
August so aIsl
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- Superflne Yellow Bark.
August IL

DIR. SIN FORD'S improved POW DER
of the BARK, having been used and highly
approved by many physicians OF distinguish
ed character in different parts OF the United
States; the proprietor is now encouraged to
of.rit to the FACULTY in general, under the
persla sion, that no practitioner of taste, IN
he choice of his means, can fail to be graft
fed in the use of this elegant preparation -
Tn strength, 6neness and certainty OF opera
ton, it greatly surpasses the bark In COM
mon use.
ALSO,
The ESSENTIAL SILT OF BARK, pre-.
pared BY the same.
The above articles are put up in parcels OF
different sizes, to accommodate the usual
wants of not only physicians, but of retail
druggists, country merchants and private Ia
milies.-Sotd By
James Kennedy, sen.
Bookseller, and no other fesson in .Ale1an-
dfiG.
September EN-
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RQBERr CRAY,

has A1tely receiued, for sale, the following
aIUSIC for the PIANO FORTE.
GRAND RONDO-by Voight.
Military observation-disclosures
Easy Lessons-Relnagie.
Favorite Ductt-Gildon.
L 3; . S;;'s VII: 4 S'';;;
Six Rondos-NiColla.
Serenade, Walee ct Rondo-Glidon.
Sayoyard, Rondo-Giidon
LIE Sansonet Af'ranehi, Gi,don.
Romance and Rondo, )
Military Rondo-Holst.
Favorite Lesson-S.elbelt.
Gipsey Rondo- Hoist.
Les Plaisirs de L'Esperance-Gildon.
La File Retrouvee-Gil, on.
The Maid Of Martivale, a ballad from
Noorc's Poems-Stephenson
Viotti's Pollacca, arranged Tor the fl"'io
Forte-Dusek.
Italian Momfrina-tiolst.
Irish Melodist-Vocal Repository, Nos
] and s-TheSacred Companion for the Ger
man FIutc-a selection of Psalm and hymn
Tunes, adapted to that instrument.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
Piano Fortcs, Guitars, French Horns,
Clarinets, Hautboys, Flutes, Flies, Vlollns,
sc.
Violin Strings, Bows, Bridges & Screws.
Instructions for learning to play GA each
instrument.
May 81.
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Valuable Property for SAFE.
The subscriber offers FIR Sale the f0A0s'iHs
VALU.ABLE PROPERTY, to 1oit

The ,ubscyf6er offers fur Sale the toAos1'ns
YdIUABLE PROPERTY, to qot:
=. An elegant and most valu-
able MILL SEAT, with fall of about for
tysfeet, on Holiness Run, four miles from
the ci,y of Alexandria, Immediately on the
Little River Turnpike leading from that ci-
~ through a fertile country. This scite TOT
a dwelling house and mill seat Is consi-
dered by competent judges to be enc OF inc
most beautiful and advantageous In the sta'e
Of VIRGINIA. The race is already cut ana
dam can be erected at very lnconsideraole
expence.
2. 1890 Acres Of prime Land
in Caroline county, STATE of Maryland; on
which are Mill lately repaired, Mill oeat
on never falling stream, commoalous
frame dwelling house, with every other Con- :.
venient out house, and an apple orchard OF
goo fruit. The iron orc Oh and near TINS
extract is inhaustable. r
Q. Two Lots IN the City or
Alexandria, on which are three tcnements,
situate on the west side Of R"yal-street, ana
the north side of Cameron.Strcet.
TIE terms of payment viii he made con-
venicnt to the purchasers,
For terms and further description OF the
first mentioned property, enquire OF Mr.
Thomas Jaaney--of Mr.. J0setA II. Manae-
rifle for the last--both Of Alexandria or
William S. Douglass,
Mordington Mills, Kent County'
Delaware.
August 8--l5 ol"eoo"
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At the annual meeting Of the

At the annual meeting or the
Stockholders in the Little River Turnpike
Company, in the town OF Alexandria, on the
first Monday in December, 1910, the toll
loving resolution was unanimously adopted ::
That for the purpose of encouraging the use
Of broad wheel Wagons on the Little River
Turnpike road, all Wagons the breadth OF
the wheels whereof shall be SIX inches, Shall
be permitted to pass the gates on said road
toll free, for the term OF two years, and all
waapons whose wheels shall be the breadth
of five inches, shall be permitted 10 pass toll
free, for the term OF eighteen mopths-ail
wapqons the breadth Of the wheels whereof
shall be four inches, shall be permitted 10
pass toll free for the space Of 5 months
from the time they shall first pass the re-
spectiye gates, which shall be specially no
t;ced by the gate keepers-And that this re-
rulation shall be extended to all who shall
avail themselves Of it within tive years.
Jonah Thompson, See.y.
December 2S. law
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John May, Tobsecon'st,
Hahn's Anti Bilious Pills,

For the prevention and cure OF bilious anu
malignant Fever-prepared only at LIZ:
old established Patent and Family Mcaic'he
Store, No. Sc Maiden Lane, Newly orK.
The operation of these Pills IS peltceuy
mild, SO IS to be used with safety by persons
in every situation, and OF every age g.
They are excellently adapted to carry on
supcrAuous bile, and prevent lta morbid Sc
cretions to restore and amend the appetite
to produce a free perspiration, and thcreoA
nrevent colds, which are often OF fatal cohse
nuences A dose never fails to remove
COLL. if taken on its first appearance they
are celebrated for removing haollual cosu'e,
ncss. sickness at the stomach & severe heao
ache .: and ought to be taken by all persons
on a change of climate.
They have been found remarkably efhca-
cious in preventing and curing disoraers at
tendent on long voyages, and should be pro-
cured. and carefully preserved Tor use, ~
every seaman
Hamilton's Worm Lozenges.
This we'll known remedy has cured during
The last eleven years, an immense number OF
children and adults of various dangerous COM
plants arising from worms
H2milton's Grand Restorative,
T, recommended as an invaluable medi-
cine for the speedy relief * permanent cure
ror the various complaints which result from
djssinated pleasures; juvenile indlscreuon {;
residence in climates unfayorable to the con-
sti,ution the immoderate use OF tea Ire
ouent intoxication, or othsr destructive IN
temnerance the unskillul or excessive use
of mercury the diseases peculiar to females
at certain period Of life; bad lyinss In, &c
Tooth-ache Drops.
ITCH OINTMENT,
Warranted 10 cure by one application.
Hamilton's Elixir, for Coughs,
asthmas, sore Threats, and most disorders OF
the breast and lungs, is recommended as an
unparalleled remedy.
Hamilton's Essence and Extract or
Mustard,
A safe and effectual remedy tor acute and
chronic rheumatism, govt, rheumatic govt,
palsy, lumbago, numbness, white swellngs,
cbilblains, spSrains, bruises, pain in the face
and neck, sc:
The Restorative Powder for the Teeth
and Gums.
The Damask Lip Salve.
Hahn's true and genuine German
Corn Plaster. n
The above genuine Medicines have been
in the highest estimation throughout the Y !:
States for upwards of ten years many OF
them are sold for less than the drugs OF which
they are compounded, could be purchased at
a retail store.
They are, by shecial appointment, sold
wholesale and retail, by
James Kennedy, SEN.
Bookseller, Alexandria.
h. Purchasers are requested to remcm-
Der that an engraved label, with the signature
Of Hannah Lee, widow of the late Richard
H. r &c foI0 y 4
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Bookseller, AleXandlIa.
b. Purchasers are requested to remcm-
Der that an engraved label, with the signature
Of Hannah Lee, widow of the late Richard
Lee, Jun. Go counterfeit which is felony is
affixed to each of her genuine Medicines.
HANNAH LEE.
New York, July zo-f27) law
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h,st received from Richmond.

Inst received from Richmond,
dwD WILL BE SOLD CHEAP,
rMALL TWIST, Cayendish and other
- Chewing Tobacco, Of the very best qua
lity half Spanish and best American t j
oars; Scotch and Rappse SnuH, omoaki"e
Tobacco, etc. etc. -
John May, 7obsecon. .,.
Lower end of Prince street,
Alexandria -,
~ B. Two or three good Journeym'n WIZ
find constant employ and good wages-AiS''
two or three APPRENTICES OF good character
wanted.
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ITdyloe's Malleable Iron.

A few tons of that celebrated Maileaoie
Bar Iron from Botetourt county, heid LII
such high estimation at the Virginia manu-
factory Of arms at Richmond-for sale by
lanes Sanderson.
A,,nncf 90
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District of Columbia,

.dlecandria County 10 soit.
July Term, 1871.
William Herbert S William
Wilson, surviving adml-
nistrators of Robert Adam,
eceased, con19lafnanfs.
against
John Leamy, Hugh Holmes I'm Chanee'y'
and William Crammond,
executors of David Cay,
surviving partner OF An
drew Chew and Company,
defndants
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The Defendants John Leamy,

Hugh Holmes and William Crammond, not
having entered their appearance and gwen
security according to the statute * the rules
Of this court, and it appearing to the salts
faction of the court upon affidavit, that they
are not inhabitants of this district; On the
motion of the said complaintants by their
council, il is ordered, that the SAID defend
ants, John I.eamy, Hugh Holmes and VII
liam Crammond, do appear here on the hrst
day of the next Novembert term, ana answer
the bill fthe compliments, and that copy
of this order be forthwith published Tor two
months successfully in one of the public
newspapers published in this county, and
that another copy beposted at the front coor
of the courthouse of the said county.
A copy: Test,
G. Deneale, c. c.
Oo,
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ss|aAAa . ~ = aasoss>s
COMMUNICATIONS

DIRp, at York rown, in Virginia, on the
3Oth OF September last, in his 1885 year, FRAN
CTS mAcAuLAY ayoung nan possessed o
ry quality that could endear him to bis inrne
date relatives and friends, and render him =
vsiuabi- member OF society Those who she'd
tie iesr OF Kindred sorrow ever his bier, suffer
distress 70 poignant to be expressed ~ wurds :
they feel tlst they have sustained a loss which
cannot be compensated oy any terrestrial good.
and that time, and tie Indulgence ri grief can
alone be productive of trsnqu lily Fo the Or e.
m iure Fate OF such youth, IL were idle to off r
commonplace consolation to- an aged mother,
who, With fond, maternal pride, wed MIN as
The Gro WA OF her declining age, TO bid an az
fectionate sister and brothers, check the,. fla
ternsi feelings.
One who knew his worth, and who had fall
opportunity to form correct estimate OF he
powers of his mind aud ike goodness Cf his
heart, aciusted by friendship AID by sympathy,
preSunles tthough in very inadequate terms, } 10
pay iasI tribute to his memsry
Francis hlGcanl,y gave h,nIself early to the
pursuit OF Eaowiedsc. anI bis first years ,xli.
blted specimen O! ,hlt love OF order, of learn.
ng and OF virtue, Which ihone conspicuous in
his bioom Oflife. lie entered William aud Ma
~ Coi'eg as student at very JUNIOR gga and
pursued lis studies with such uneennnted zeal.
that even those intervals of leisu,e viii. n sie
ususliy, without ceDstre, devoted to amuse
hiCHN, WhsC, gym HpilttO ~ me acquisition
oil scisHce. His uni rs,snd,ng VS. clear and
comprehensive, and his manners mild and ami
able he passed with delight, and ,yith rapidly.
through his collegiate COURSE, sppiauded by !ls
| tu;Irs AM respected by bio feilo students
Nor was he So estinldbic in moral than in "A
literary geDt OF y.ew--for, steady aud digniiicd
| in his experiment, hc never joined IN the inddl.
geRce Of those pleasures by winch so many are
scJuced.
After his public examination in July last, the
Professors, perfectly satisfied that he had don,
honor to himself and to the Institution, md that
ho promised a. he credit to his country, una d..
nimously conferred upon bin he degree OF
BatcieIor Of ArfS. Blu, he is no more !--One oi
the f4irest Flowers in the garden of Hope, les
wlthcrIng in>the dust TX died ola consu mr.
| .lou, supposed to have been brought on BY >
we're study During three tedious months, h
| bore with patient resignation the disease wi cb
! chained him TO his COUCH bio body was vested
! 90 skeleton, but his mind was unin,psirea
| The writer saw him in some OF his last hours
calm and serene--i0 the full possession Of all
rs mental faculties, aud wait ng, with the for
| Jude Of SQUAD Philosophy, and conscious rec
| that awful moment in which he was ia
| at farewell Of all those whom be loved
bonn his virtues had attached 10 him b,
ne strongest ties.
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roof GENTL Es1AN.
To which will be add the much admired
Musical .int u amen, of
x q S nv n:
LOVE IN A COTTAGE.

,'EM ALE EDUCATION. will be continu-
81 ut Mount Airy the ensuing year. under
The direction of Mss TERRELL, vino viii
,esch Spelling, Residing. Writing, Arithmetic,
Drawing, Ehslsh Grsmmsr snd Geography.
lae School will be opened the first day of Ia
nnsr,, aod enl-;he last day of November; the
nontbs OF vacation will be June and Decemner
TEHMS-For Beard and Tuition (each fndr
ing her be jding. caB Hes and towels) 8 100 per
ann,im, psid Quarterly in sdvsnce. 1t msyi be
well tor hose wishing TO make engagements to
ibis school. TO apply before the Sist nf Dec.
neJi, IS f!safiy half the number conte mplaied
TO I'll the school is already engsged.
HU NPHREY HILL 4
Caroipe, October %, 1911 At
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led aud sunk, in fathoms water aud abont

led aud sunk. in 4 fathoms water aud abou,
miles from the nearest shore At this
iread.ui moment. when inevitable death Az.
0eased TO avail, them all, an attempt W. s
made to iauach the boat. but she was dra " ~
DOWN IN the .whirl- pool occasioned by the
sinking vessel-Mr Broadbrooks saw his
companions sidking around hun but bsinr
good swimmer, he determined, notw,,h
standing the fury of the storm o attempt
to reach the shore Mrs Nemming a LADY
passenger in the ect or sinking taught him
sy the lapel of his jacket. and would inev;
,aoiy have carried him to the bottoia win
her, had he not had the presence Of mini
20 ,disengage himself, by tearing off tina
part OF his Jacket 20 witch she had fastened
herself; he saw her sink beside him her
arm extended above The water, with par1
OF his -cket tas, clenched in her aan,l-
Alter swimming aud drifting before the
Hne and wind Tor about twelve miles, Mr.
d. landed upon the marsh nearly up to his
'hucie m water. IN which situation he re
manned through the night wher he was
fortunately relieved. Two Negroes like
"ise sa"ed themselves by swimming. and
reached the shore. The following are the
names OF those who persisted. CT in num-.
oer) viz. Captain Jahn X. Msriam, q y
merry OF the House of MeilaIn aud Perry,
o. TINS scIty) mtstero h. vessel Mrs
Fi'm:t'ing. formerly pt phil,ieiphia. bu,
who had been residing It II ssau. wher-
nrr husband mad lately died having sold of
hcr effects at 'hai place. she was returning
10 her friends in Philadelphia Mr. Ur;an
Soah, native OF Philadelphia, bat who
had resided tor a lew years past 10 this CT
-, and was the Supercargo of the Eliza
beth City; Air, -. Smith, native of
ireland. 5nt iatelyarcs'dent o: n Orleans,
had about 900 dollars in srecc with him
and three negro seamen, part OF the crew.
he body OF Mrs. Flemming MAS icu, d il,
about tour hours after. being drowned, md
buried 81. Simons' Island. A boat had
been sent To the wreck from one OF the u
States Gun Boats, after the gale, bur no
saing had been saved when MIR. Broad
brooks came away. Mr.. b got on 10 Sa
vannah, in the sloop Polly. Captain Baker.
I, ON st, Mary's Captain b saw of ST.
o'nons. ship and a brig, which appeared
TO be IN distress, as they fired signal guns as
tar as he could hear them; but the violence
OF the wind prevented him from assisting
them, or learning who they were.
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Erom a Catcuksa PQner.

TIGER HUN -Ihe N 4oop OF Dude
lately gave & and num-, 10 winch a mum
bsf VI Euro cad oliic@rs were invited, and
IN the Course OF which no fewer tnan 20
Large tigers winch mad iong infested the
CJohIry. "nd comroitted reat dspi citations,
were Gesl'oyed --ooine elepnants were, now
ever, wounded III this aversion, and Two OF
thTee OF the hunters were Killed, Al Eu.
ropean Gentleman. (Mr. Ccl!et) was DANCE
rously wounded.
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NJ AScomm'tted TO the Jail Of 'Hanov. cotln.
~ on the 18th August, 1871 a negro wo-
man who Calls hersetfCtII.AR. s,Iopose,l,,ha
between Fifty md sixty years of aye abnn, ave
teet SIX "a seven inches high, of dark compl X
ION, 'ss 't,tve. Of Africa and says she belongs
TO Molly Redd Of Goochland county, Va She
has ysfiey OF Clothes, which cannot be pars
u!arlyIdescribeG.
THO. STARKE, Shif. and
Tailor of Hanover county.
Octotsr 60. r.
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CHAn1EsToN. Oct. Il
Loss OF THE SCHOONER ELIzAbETH.cI-
TY CAPT. MERIAM OF THIS roh.r
FACTS ARE sTUBBoRN THINGS.

hOSo OF he SCdOONEK ELIZA E r. C .
TY CAPT. MERRIAM OF THIS FORT
NJ JDsehh u. Broad6rooks mate Of the
sch. ElizaDetn City, arrived here ON Sstur
day evening. IN the slO0p Eliza, from Savan
nah, and has furnished us wi b the following
melancholy particulars OF the loss of thai
vessel, together with the Captain, tnree
Passengers. and. three Negro seanen. she
sailed from Nassau, N. p. bound for this
port, on the 18th OF september, in ballast
Dut having about 30, 900 do.lr in specie on
1oard--On the 20th. experienced violent
gale of wind, in which the schooner was
brown upon her beam ends, and while in
tnat situation her fDre mast went by the
'oard-- The gale Confirming with very Ut
lie inter mission cap. VI. concluded it most
'udent TO enAeav ,ur 20 make some por
the soutbwsrd, aud on the IN OIL ming of the
n instant, finding himself off ST s5mons
arDour, aud 1t still blowing gale, he endea
ured to run into that place but the YES
unfortunately strsck upon the North
r. 'iker, and after beating for about hours
turing which time she knocked off her rud
der, she worked over, and Immediately f.
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ELIZ 3BETH TxMES

EMoVAL-R1'AN& WILKINS, hsye re.
: moved their Auetion e Commission e;oye.
to the house recently occupied by ~ II arda
mar Roys.er. decd four doors .hovr n r
kst bridge, where, from lhe strict a,,r,,; on 10
"i''ch they have determined tn sdher- Icy
nope TO merit continuance Of putlic pe,ron. &c.
Advances in cash made on consipny, .nts and
no storage charged where sses ar, ELECTED
81 We wish TO purchase qisn.ity Of Salt.
retire, Tor which cash will be given
r. K w.
Rir' o'rnd, o., %, 1911. epts
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Who is that gentleman walking VII
Miss Fbat said wag to his companI
a. tnes vailed along tue street y" =,
pied the other, that is a spark which 81.
mas struck"
Mrs. MAcAULAY having published h
"L0osE THOUGHTS" M. sheridan "
asked il he did not SANK tia strange TIL,
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BURNING SPRING.

A Burning spring mas .aieiy oeen discov
cred al vernon, iu tue County Of Onelda
fse" \ ORR, On the lands o! Mr. Williams
whiCh possesses the quaiity Oi neat to \ de
gree trat oi touching tEc surface OF the wa
ter wI,n d Candle IL Ii cause 1t 70 Ouiu
This experiment has been t'ied sever
,i,Ees sucCes'veiy ~ me, JACOE DAYTON.
Waterford. October Z, 1911.
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1t is said. that Aaron Burr is yet in Pa.
ris-principally Supported By the gratitude
~ our young coun,r, man. the celebrated
FAINTER Vanderlin--who was so much in.
debted in his earlier rears TO the patronage
and generosity Of A. Burr.
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MlO-On Yesterday morning. SIR THO.
IA AS PEERS, ~ho has iorserersi years been
'h@ Keeper ottbe upper Lock Gates
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HE COAL BUSINESS, hitherto conduct.
cd under the firm of Heth, Randolph and
ID eyes, will in future be carried on by [ { I'M
dersigned, under the firm Oh " Hen and Raf.
aoiph" Their friends and customers will be
ssppied SIS usua, with t',at article OF a superior
quality.
HARRY HETH, t'
@.t.t BEV'Y. RANDOLPH.
Manchester Oct 10 q.
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PHILADELPHIA, October Is.

AhIs day the seiec, ana Commo Councils
ct the Cy OF Philadelphia re-eiec cd Rob-
err Wharton, Esq. Mayor OF the CT,
Committee having wal ed ON Mr. WI r on,
reported that he declined the .onor Sc, wing
any longer IN tina othce; mhereupon Inc Coun.
CHS proceeded to another Vote when Mich
aet kehhie, was Esq. duly elected, and has
accepted Of the office.-F,ess.
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ENQUIRER OFFICE, Oct. %,
SCHOOL FUND.

Mr.. Griswuid, Governor of Connecticut
states ia his late Speech, very interesting
iact-that the nominal amount nf the School
Fund for that state, is 5 1, 3S2,?5S l5.
This gross sum consists Of
Debts we'll secured and OH inter
est 900 6s7 70
Lands taken in payment of debts 223. 65l 90
Bonds and Contracts payable in
lands Ie1,19o Sc
Debts partially secured 85lI9 10
had debts 22,lO6 90
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n DVERTISEMENT w IL eoIp tn
1 = the lhighes, bidder Mt he n stion ofthe
late William James, deed. on Z! u stlsytbe 18th
day OF October next, the STOCK o ~ nv ies-
cription,E several thorough b ID MARES and
COLTSs four years old RLZZdRD STUD.
OF renal liable fine form cons t.,ra!,l, nsr;oe
the Household ard Kitchen FURNITURE,
and few OF the HEGRoES-A.s so 2 GOA.
CHEZ, that is but little worn--those who AVE
real cl0i,ts against the Es;ate, are requ sted 10
exhibit them that day, that Ire best possL. ar.
rangemsnts may be made for ,''t.ir spcedy pay
men'--tor all sums undue dollars Cash will
he expec'rd, and all over that amount, bonds
WITH approved security will sc required, paya-
pie st SIX months, with interes; from the date,
it not pnnctually pa d
ELIzdBETH .JAMEs.
Adm'X with t,s v ~ nnsxed ar
the late William James, decd
Cumberland, Sept e. do
p. The sale of the above property j. nnst.
ponSd TO the 24th ins,;at
Oct 10. 10
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-10-22

- ALES at ROCKETTS.-This morning az
- halt past 10 O'Clock, VIZ oe Soil on l. So
ters wharf, positively without resefye-iust
landing from on bosrd the Herk nler, capt Sea.
man, from New York,
80 Hhds prime Muscovado Sugar.
Also, from phIadephia, ~,
so Rhds. prime Penn. Whiskey.
Terms made kno n on the wfsrf
lNoncure, Robinson e Pieasants.
y. Ms.
October 90 II
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-10-22

Capt. Basset OF the brig Industry, ar,iv
ed "t Boston in 81 days from LisoUn He
c"uHr"is our former accounts that he
r'ehGn were concentrating near Salamanca,
~ Lson, and preparing Magazines at ma,
place; aud ADDS, that IL was reported Loru
Wellington was advancing tow ards them,
with his army rom the Suuth.-Bsst. heh