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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-11-15
rBNE AMERICAN pLEADER.-yoHN

fHNE AMERICAN PLEADER.-yOfiN
4 X. JONES hassthe pleasure Of annouu-
chg to the Gentlemen 6ftl,c Bar, the publication
OF the fIst Volume of the .3D,erican Flco.ter and
i.dIyers Guiac, in commencing, prosecuting and
defending actions at Common Law, and suits in Equi-
y, With fuil aud correct pecctients of Peadn:s in
the several eases which most frequently occur-To
which y added the Merchants, Clerks and Sheriff
Notwithstanding all the necessary forms apper-
tanning to their respective puis,.ts--Dy I'm. ~.
Eening, Esq y ~
He lss also received large assortment Of ,aia.
bic BOOKS Ia the various departments Of i;t.ra-
ture.-fo his Law collection, he invites the attep
ton OF the N-sia: Practitioners ami S,u.ents. as
being, by his te arr.as, rendered etl,,a il MT SUI,
peisor, to ANY other il the State.
". ~. An.woi'k which, he may no. Lave in the
Store, vii! be procured ii to he had either in Balti-
more, pLilaicphia Or New-York. at the regular
prices the c.
Or The following NEW BOOKS will be found
opposite the EGSic-IGsem
The Maternal Physician. treatise on the Nurture
and Management OF ln.unts, from the birth, until
two years oll---by .9n,erican .lfctron. The
Missionary, AN luGian ralc6y Hiss Osscnson, with
an e.cant Portrait. Romantic Tales-6y NJ g.
Lctris The Vision OF Don Roderick-6v ~. Scot,
with variety OF others too numerous to particulars
ze.
CT lBO0H-BLNDLVG continued as nsucl.
Nov I. ,lawAw
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TWO THOUSAN, DOLLARS Reward
Il for the sum of II 900 dollars. or IT,
PER CENT. for smaller sum, will be paid by
the Subscriber to any person giving such information
of which the Public Treasury lately Robbed, or
of any part thereof.-No question will be asked Of the
person persons, who may the whole or any
part of the ssid money.
JOHN PRESTON,
Treasurer Of the Commensurate
Nov. 1. wSw
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r. HALLAM, has just received his far
LIE supply of GOODS, which he is now
opening at his TEA, Glass s. emma STORE,
irst door above the Eagle Tavern, Richmond
Cogniac, old Peach and Apple Brandy,
5th Proof old Jamaica, Antigua and Windwarf
Island RUM,
Holland and Country GIN.
Old double and single distilled WIIISKEY,
Maa ezra, aencriiis, Sherry, Malaga, Sicily and
IreaSle and Common Mo,asscs,
Gunpow or, Imperial, Y. l., son and Souckoas
Green and White COFFEE.
Loaf and Brown SUGARS eNAt$
Pepper, Ailspiec, Nut,negs, White Ginger.
Mace, Cloves, Long Pepper, Termcfssk'
and Cinnamon, e
London and Dxon'ss Philadelphia Mustaras
White and Black do. in seed.
Rice, Sage, aud Pearl Barley,
Rasns, Figs, Almonds, and Filberts.
Goshen and Pineapple Cheese,
Picked Salmon, Sounds and Tongues
Salt-Pctrc, Alan, Sulphur aud Coppera.>
Florence, Lamp and Lnseed OIL,
Green Sweat-Meats, Barley Sugar,
Lemon and Cinnamon Candy,
Fiotant Indigo and Fig Blue,
Windsor, Palinareen, Violet and Turpeutino
~ S01l', Spermacct and Tallow Caudes:
Donbe and Single +. Gunpower, Shot a.
sorted, -,
Desvcr's Supe,fnc, Large and Small, s. Mer-
rs Andrews PLAYING C.3RD.y,
Real Spanish seegar+t, an. Chewing Tobacco,
I'M S;dt-Fetre0 H.1.iIo, f-.. - -rS -
Liverpool .S.}CEED SILT, in twillcd Saokr
o. four and FIVE bushels,
Swedish, and Country Iron assorted.
Ground Plaster of Paris,
= .ILSC- -
40 Crates of well assorted Liverpool ware, in
original PacSages--20 Boxes Canton China
Tea Coffee Cups, of s. Coo pieces,
90 Do each containing a Tea service, from to
6Ap;cccs,
Boxes, (eash containing "a Table service,l 6 !:
Canton China,
10 Services Li,e,pooldo.
Sets elegant Cut Glass,
= Desert and Wine Services complete
Passage Lamps and India Shades,
Elegant, rich Cut Cans,
Pitchers, Candlcsticks and SAVERS, elegant Nam.
tle-piece ornaments and Glass Nourishers,
Tea Cables and DecaRte Slides, Plated * Siyen
Rims, with Plain aud Rich Cut Crets, Ii
quor Cases, with Gilt Bottles, COMMON Gin.
Cases
The above mentioned articles will be sold II
. HOLE,S3LE or REI.3IL, at the PhasleIphia.
nd New-fork prices, for Cash Accept,nces =
Town.
Sept. 27. wtf
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November 8.

VIRGINIA.--Ata Superior Court of
Chancery, holden at the Capitol, in the
City of Richmond, The 5th day Of September, 1911.
James Brown, jr. Plf
against ~
Joseph Iddings & Caleb p. Iddings, late merchants
and partners, under the firm of Joseph and Caleb p.
Iddings, and Andrew Schneemann, Defis
THE defendants Joseph Iddings and Caleb p. Id
dings, not having entered their appearance and given
security according to the Act of Assembly and the
Rules OF this Court and it appearing the sasfac-
ton of the court that they inhabitants of this
counu y--on motion of the Plaintiff by his COUNSEL 1t
ordered, That the said Defendants do appear here
on the first day of the next term and answer the bill
of the Plantf-snd that copy of this order be
forthwith inserted in some Newspaper published in
the City of Richmond for two months successfully,
and posted at the front door of the Capitol in the
said city.
Copy. Teae,
WIN. w. HEN1NG, c. c.
November s. wsw
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GLOBE TAVERN.--The SUBSCRIBE its-
~ pectful;- informs his Frieds ard tl'c
Public, that he he's commenced business in te a.O.c
fAVERN--ard intends Keeping GOOD foosc,
aving furnished himself With good iig',ors of cvctS
ind--Also, his STABLE. is wei furnished. he vii
Ike Boai,ers b! TIC scnr on orOntl'.
October %.
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November 8.

NOIlCE.-A petition will be presented
IN TO the next General! Assembly of this
state, praying that title may be made to certain
piece of land, lying the street leading the Co.
vernor's House.
November s. wiw
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-11-15

nRY GOODS at prime cost.-The Sub.
~ scriber Intending close his present es-
tabishment, offers for cash or town accepances az
wholesale retail, his Fafua6le Stock Of ry Goodr
at Prime Cost--Consistng Of general assortment
of British, French and India Goods well calculated
for the present and approaching season.
JOHN WOOD.
October Is. #
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VIRGINIA At Superior Cour, OF
Chancery, holden at the Capitol, in thu
City Of Richmond, the 9th day Of September, 1871
Robert Boiling, Phf
Of

Chancery, holden at the Capitol, in thu,
City Of Richmond. the 9th day Of September, 1871
Robert Boiling, Plf
AGAINST
John Bell, William Cumming, Robert Burchett,
Edward Powell, Richard f. Taylor, William John.
son, executor of the last will aud testament of Wilt
am Bolts deceased, also John Wilder, Frederick
Williams, James and John Dunlop, merchants and
partners, William and Henry Haxal merchants and
partners, Archibald Oracle, Daniel Anderson & Ro-
bert Walker, merchants and partners, under the
firm and name of Oracle, anderson and Company.
George Brown and John Mutter, merchants 81 part
ners, under the firm of Brown and Muttcr Travis
HARDWOOD, and john V. Wilcox, merchants and part
ners, under the firm of Harwood and Wilcox, John
g. Davis, William Bowden, Thomas Bennett, Ed
mund b. Holloway and David Walker, Defs
THE defendants William Cumming, James Dun
lop, partner of the mercantile firm of James and
John Dunlo , Archibald Oracle, one of the partners
of the late firm of Oracle, Anderson and Company
and Frederick Williams, not having entered their ap-
pearancc and given security according to the Act of
Assembly and the rules of this court and il appear-
ing to the satisfaction of the court that they are not
inhabitants of this countryon motion of the plaintiff
by his counsel, II is ordered, That the said defend
ants do appear hero the first day of the next term
and answer the bill of the plaintiff, and that copy
of this order be forthwith inserted in some newsa-
per published in the City of Richmond, for two
months successfully, and posted the front door Of
the Capitol, in the said City.
Copy. Ieste,
VIM. w. HENING, c. C.
october ~. wSw
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HOME MANUFACTURES.-Thc sub
n scTiber offers for sale, at the DOMES-
TIC WAREHOUSE, two doors above the Eagle.
Tavern--White and coiorcd Spun Cotton, Cotton
Sheetiug, Siirting, Bed-ricks, jeans Fancy Cords,
fustans, Chanbiays and Stripes, twilled and plain
White and fancy Vesting, Sliawis, Diapers, Datnask
Table Cloths, Napkins. Towelling, &c.----I,road
Cloths, Cassimeres aud Cassinetts--Linen aud Tow
cloth
t'ill assortment Of Hats and ratter's Trimming
Bottle Porter * Alc-9i casks best Goshen Cheese,
Richmond Gun-powder and Patent Shot.
ID. J. BURR.
Nogemter 8. IawGw
CT constant supply Of Cat Nails, Brsds, Spiigs
aud Tacks, on consignment from uortlcin my.uftc-
tories, fyr sale az low pices,-
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nOCTOR F. /. METTAUER offers his
~ professional services to the Citizens OF
Richmond and the inhabitants Of its vicinity.
Those that shall think proper to employ him in
their Families, will meet with the most prompt and
punctual attention by making application at Mr..
Nloseley's COLUyfBL4Jv HOTEL, in Cary
street, formerly occupied by Mrs. Randolph.
Nov. 1. w4wp
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NJ OTICE.-C.aSfsg given fer Sou;h-C aro-.
y lima BANK NOTES, at dseount--Apply u
JOHN .4LCOCE
Governor's Hill.
July 16. W.T.
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WlLLlAM sHAPARD has for sale thu

NNTiLLlAM S1APARD has for sale TIN,
w following GOODS, riz:
| 200 sacks Salt mostly Ii Glass self cellars
verpool hlied Race and ground gingers
5000 lbs. Cohee, mostly Spice, Nutmegs, AlluzA
green Salt petrc, Indigo
30 crates assorted queens ! Chocolate, Birthstone
ware, stone ware, loose Rice, Mustard
and in fIhds Imperial and Gunpowter1
80 barrels New-England Tea
Rum Powder and Shot
w. ]. do. J Snuff
Brown Sugar Ivory Combs
Loaf do. LogwOod
Baltimore Whiskey Writing and Printing ma
Caruthers aud Lev per
burns rectiied Whis- German Rolls
Key IN barrels and tier Sack bags and sackins
ces Ravens Duck
New-fork prime and boinal Handkerchief
| New-Oreans Pork
Chpt and whole Her. american 1udn.tacttna
rings ed Goods, vsa.
Swedes and country Iron Bed ticks
castings Diapers
German, CIawey and Stripes
Blistered Steel Checks
Window Glass Shirting
China in small hoxes Shectng
Half pint ard pint tum- Chambrays
blers Piaids ard
Wine glasses Cotton Yarn.
September 90. ff
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Ylf4E Subscribers, having formed con-
Il nection, respectfully acquaint the Pub
lie, that the CO.}z.JfLSSI0.N- BUSINESS, here
tofore carried on by Richard anderson, will, from
this date, be conducted by them, under the Firm of
.3.NIERSO.N So BLAIR.
They have provided commodious Tile-roofcd
Lumber-House in the vicinity of the Basin, for the
reception of Flour, &C. hope, by attention to bu-
siness, to share portion of Public patronage. Their
counting room will be the one heretofore occupied by
r. A
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-11-15
RICRTRD ANDERSON
y EVERLEY BLAIR.

y ~ LNLL DL@.IIh. =
Richmond, Oct. Is. wtf
CT The above connection viii enable me to de-
vote most of my time to the Tobacco business. Mr..
Bairs attention will be principally, for the present,
directed to the other branches of the Commission
Business.
r. .AJvDERSOM
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-06-04
BALTIMORE, June 3.
Latest from Cddiz.

CAPTAIN Moon arrived Yesterday, SO days
from Cadiz, informs that affairs remained near
" in the same state as alter the battle OF Ba-
rosa. There was continual firing of shells
from the French forts * English bomb ships.
Just before sailing it was reported that an ex-
petition of Spaniards were going against Sc
Vile, did not learn whether any OF the British
troops were to accompany them. Reports
stated that the British would BOT attempt any
farther enterprise unless the Spanish troops
were nut under their command. The Spa
nish officers would not consent, but the pn-
Yates wished it.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-06-04
THE TINES.

A large number Of the U. States troops
have been collected on the frontiers OF
East Florida. and the militia of Georgia
near the lines. have been called out
Something appears to be brewing there
In West Florida & louisiana serious
diseontents exist.
The Mexicans are making themselves
formidable Military Neighbours.
Oar affairs are unsettled with France
and will remain so during Napoleon
With England we have no adjustment;
and A new affair happened the consequent
ces (Which cannot be foreseen.
Mr.. Madison has his hands iuii' anu
NAV be asked as was the gunner ol .n .
Boston Paper.
f,nyr, bordeaux. 10
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perty, and treated accordingly. The time
expressed in this decree was the more un-
expected, as the Douaniers have them
selves declared the impossibility OF get
ting the Whole OF these goods across the
line for many months beyond the period
prescribed, and the numerous certificates
required by the Danes, before the goods
now in their interior towns can be moved
towards Altoona, renders the hope Of get
ting them there in time almost out Of the
question.
EXTRACT,
From j. Sgeyer, Esq. Commercial Agent
OF the United States.
St0ekhOlm, 26th .Ncrch. 1914.
l have noted a list OF articles, which by
an order OF his majesty of 10th December,
are tieiared colonial, ana their importation
prohibited. You have it at foot. There
remains. consequently, but very few arti-
teles, which we can bring from the United
states: Tobacco, Rice, Rum, and Hides,
are the principal ones. Grain. Flour,
Provisions. Fish, Salt, &c. are permitted
but, except the latter, seldom brought to
Sweden by our vessels. All articles, the
importation Of which is permitted, may
be again exported, if put in entrepots.--
Goods Standardization, Sugar all sorts,
Coffee, Cocoa. Indigo, Cochineal, Pepper,
Cassia. Cinnamon. Cloves, Nutmegs, Ma
Ehosany, Vanilla, Ginger, Elephants
Teeth, Tortoise Shells, &c.
| Hamburg, .ndrch 26.
IN order appeared IN the .uoniteur Of
Goth, to burn all letters for England COZ
tuning bills. sereral gentlemen of respect
ability are no1o in prison for harins beel,
corresponding seith England. No price or
demand for any kind Of produce; nor is
there hope Of amelioration. huue deter
mined to pay the duties on some coffee, in
order to put it 1cithin the lines, zohere it
mag possibly find safety-and scilI req
IKE ecen s III if practicable. Tobdcco,
It is impossible to do any thing ucith-No
one scili make any cter for it.
Extract from late Specific the French
Senate.
I" Those times are past, when the con-
eeptions Of some statesmen gave authorl-
", in the public opinion, to the system OF
balances, Of guarantees, OF eounterpoize
Of political equilibrium. Pompous illu-
sions Of cabinets Ofthe second order ! VI
sions of imbecility which all disappear
before necessity, the power which resu,
lates the duration and mutual relations OF
empires.
IF our emperor commands the glory
Of times present. the events which proceed
ed his command, those Of his reiSl-that
uninterrupted succession OF causes ana Ell
fects, which form the history OF nations
and the destiny OF their chiefs. That OF
the Napoleons was to reign and conquer
victory belongs to him, Var to his age.
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EXTRAC-DATED

Hcm5ur-. .ipfd 2, 1914.
Since my last. We have received the IN
pleasant intelligence that an Imperial ae
cree of 25th March, which has reached
US. limisin. the period for the entry o. o.
ends from Hoistein, at the present tai1i'
70 the Goth instant. adding 10 per eent-
anon goods entering from that period 10
1oth Nav, and further, declaring. that
.,o,ls which have no. got in by this latter
Ser;od, must be considered as English pro
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-06-04

Extract Of letter from Lisbon, dated
March %.
u have Just time to say that official ae-
counts nave just been received from mar
shall Beresford, which state that he had Ia
ken 500 French cavalry, and &c pieces OF
cannon near Elyas, and he was in great
hopes Of coming up with part of the enc
NM. Those that were at BadUos nave
evacuated IT,"
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NAPOLEON.
FRENCH DEGREES.

The Editor of the Federal Gazette IS N
dsbtsd to the politsness Of a respectable
mercantile hoase for the late ana fHpor-
TAM iuseilissnee cortainsdin the er!ractS
bslo,o. Tie respectable scarce Of these
letters p.uees the gloomy aecoaRtS gl'sh
teuoad suspicion, and process ho'o after
~ hopeless is the situation y eoh ..
tsl Earorc, .eh;le s1eayed ty the tyram'
OF France.
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Leglona1y Court Of Enquiry.

A Lssionary Court of Enquiry for hear
Ing Appeals and other purposes required by
law, will be held at the Court House on Sa.
1uRDaY the 9th instant; where those inter-
ested may attend.
June 4. tutb&s
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Thirty Dollars Reward.

Runaway from the subscriber on Saturday
night last, Thomas Wills, an apprentice to
the Painting & Glazing business, 10 years Of
age, feet or inches high, light hair,
fair complexion, light eyes, stout and we'll
made-had ~ when he went away new fur
hat, brown cloth coatee, cotton striped waist.
coat and psntaloons. cotton stockings & new
shoes, and sundry other cloaths not recol-
lected. The above reward will be paid if Sc
cured in any gaol, so that the subscriber gets
him again, and all reasonable charges paid if
brought home.
James Carnigham.
~ B. Masters Of vessels are forewarned
haboring said app en,ice at their peril.
Baltimore, June 3-4. A
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a commercial house in Boston, dated
March IL" Since my last, of the Gath
ult. nothing has occurred of nature ia
vourable to American commerce. The
last vessels from the Z. States are not yet
admitted to an entry-the schr.-, except
ed, which came with license.
March 81 Business remains dull.
Your vessel and the Bird, are the only two,
Of all the American vessels arrived here,
which have yet been admitted. What is
the cause l cannot imagine, unless it be
that the emperor is waiting to hear the
measures the government Of the United
States intend to adopt respecting the
English"
1t would be amusing TO run over the Sc
yerai charges which Duane has brought
against Mr.. Notwithstanding to the
Aurora
He governs the President and Congress,
and makes fools OF the People of the u
nited States -
He hates and abuses Mr. Jefferson, yet
Mr.. Jefferson is fool enough to esteem and
respect him -
lie prevents the French from removing
their DEGREES, and the British from re-
scinding their orders -
lie is the cause of all the divisions in
the republican party in all the States in
the Union -
And "worse than all and most to be
depIored," he considers Michael Leib an
unprincipled politician, and he caused
William Duane to lose the supplying OF
congress with Stationary, Sc. &c.
tits worthy Of remark that the Aurora
has not yet charged Albert Gallatin, as he
has Samuel and Robert Smith with being
the cronies, coadjutors and fellow labor
ers of.larOn Burr!!!
democratic Press.
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The United States brig Vixen, left the
Navy Yard, Washington, on Sunday, and
Yesterday morning sailed from this place
for Charleston.
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r. Gray's List Of Prizes
IN THE
Potomac and Shenandoah Navl-
cation Lottery.
70 URTIH Days DRdWING

FOURTH Days ORHWING.
JUNE !, 1911.
Nos. 1885, 5ls8, 1874, 1885, l2463..-
Prizes of so dollars each.
Nos. sll2, 1922, s2S7, ls2o9---Prizes of
20 dollars each.
Nos. 500, 1873, 1857, 1889, 1886, 1895,
1852, 1856, 27S4, 3942, 35l5, 424l, 1886,
47os, ALL, 6l9s, 6e6a, 6oss, 772o, 1892,
e7O4, 1851, loso3, lo5o9, lo963, 1886,
Il734, 1922, l24o3, l2452, 1925, 1878,
1906, 1854, 1870, l55l5, 1909, 1926,
1868, 1917, le4ll, 1895, 1901, 1896,
l74l6, 1904, 1897, ls4ss, 1924, 1874,
lSS34---Prizes of IL dollars each.--and s.
prizes Of 10 dollars each.
The wheel gained this day 5000
Former gain 1906
Total Slo5ls
Present price oftickets, Sll.
Cash, or warranted undrawn tickets, given
for prizes of - dollars and upwards.
Tickets examined gratis.
r. GRAY.
June g. St
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E.rtract Of a letter from Cadis, dated
.aa,r;L a.

Every thing seems Frightening in this quar-
ter Portugal has not Frenchinan in it, and
Andalusis will in all probability soon be free
---Massena is retiring with all precipitation
before the allied armies---Badaioz and Campo
Msye- are again in the hands of the Spaniards
"A respectable force is marching down upon
Seville---an expedition sails from hence OH
Saturday, under the command of the regent
Blake. :.
Flour IL so to SIS per barrel, on board
rather dull for the moment, in consequence
Of la:ge stock on hand.