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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-05-03
WASHINGTON. Anril so.

WASHINGTON. Atril So
Our readers griU find in our columns
eh's day .tfrfher details on the subject of
he STATE Of american PROPERTY in France.
These do NOE. however. convey Information
ofas iate dare as that heretofore given
and the accounts from the fwe Boston
I.afters arc unaccouniaoiy contradictory -
we are yer in the dark for suhiist thesf
CAPTAINS bring unfavora6ie rehorts. their
nfrivat consradicfs their assertions and
svhiist they assure US that at she vessels e
cargoes are seized, they sell the american
PRODUCE they carry our and bring full car
goes in return. But every thing is nor
right; and zve quait svih anxiety for fur
cher explanations more satisfactory fhon a.
zig sve have yet seen.-Nat. Int.
very singular notion pervades, the federal
cemp, ,hat.IF the Emperor of France should
violate his engagements with the u. s. the re-.
Publicans ought to bear the burthen, and, in the
language Of the u. S. Gazette, (" feel shame"
tor the event. How the sensation Of shame could
be excited on.such an occasion sue cannot con-
cerve; though these federal gentleman may
We can only Judge of things vet in embryo by
IDEAS pre-existing in our minds. Now, as there
exists in our minds no idea of connection between
the u. 5. and France, we are under 10 obliga
ton, legal or moral, TO atone, even blush, for
her misdeeds The way IN which the federal
prints are led into the error is probably TINS {:
that when G. b. made arrangement with the
u. s. ana they commended she had done no more
than it was her interest to do, and no more
chan she had always been willing to do after
saying all this, when C.. B. violated her faith, by
refusing to perform her part of the .ompact
these gentlemen hung their heads a while
but little while, however, for they soon found
means 10 reconcile her conduct with the most
perfect honor and scrupulous regard TO the sane.
NJ
innate our feelings IN such An event by their o wn
at that time, but, should France have violated
her faith whilst the Republicans can feel no
sentiment but indignation, neither, their oppo
nents may rest assured, will they have the bold
ness. not having the inclination, to vindicate her
violation eta solemn compact G b has been
sindicated on similar occasion. No, it is not
on such all occasion, if indeed such an one should
occur, that the republ cans will feel shame /;
they would have had cause to blush, il they had
10 fulfil their share of their compact with France
N1s. Int.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-05-03
From the Vermont WssAingtonian.
TAKING THE VEIL.

The name of Col. Ethan Allen is familiar 70
all who are acquainted with the early history
OF Vermont, and with the first events of the
American Revolution His activity. his con-
rage, and his zeal, his genius, his eccentricitv.
and his fidelity, all conspired to render him
conspicuous.-A daughter of his, . sensible.
well educated, and accomplished young lady.
well known in this her native 81 ate, took into
Ter head the very singular within (and singu.
lar, indeed, 1t was for a Yankee Cirl) to re
nounce the world and to become Reduce
Accordingly she repaired to Montreal, where
she learnt the French language, became con-
vert to the Roman Catholic Religion, entered
upon her Novieiate, or apprenticeship, in the
Hotel de Dieu, or convent of Black Nuns, as
they are called, where, after three years of
preparation and trial, she has now deliberate
~ taken the veif thus voluntarily renouncne
kindred, friends, and the world, and Iiterally
enfenn6ing herself alive, within the gloomy
walls OF convent. At this solemn ceremony.
MISS J'-ot this town, nov in Montreal, hap
pened be present a circumstance, which.
as Sterne once said on another occasion,
:" would have happened only to sentimental
Traveller" To her obliging correspondent,
arc we indebted for the favor of the FOLLOWING
extract, which we think. will be interesting
to our readers.1
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Anecd5tc Of the celebrated M;yos.ou.

N'iraoeau' whose figure and countenance were
ugly even to deformity, was accused and tried
Tor seduction He was his own counsel. and adj
dressing the court, said, Gentlemen, have the
goodness to put my portrait TO the bar, and then
decide upon my innocence or guilt" D.. Notwth.
standing his plainness, however, Isdy of dis.
JUNCTION was so madly in love with him, that ha-
ssms vowed heverto survive the loss OF his af-
lection, she was true to her oath, and oer;sbed
by the fumes of charcoal, which she purposelv
inhaled, upon the desertion of her faithiess low.
err. wv
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-05-03
New ORLEAN g, March u.

Inc armed brig Viper. capt. Bainbridge,
sailed from his port lew days slrice -
we understand she is bound to Havana {;
and that capt cambridge is charged with
dispatches from gov. Claiborne to The capt.
general OF Cuba. 1t is reported and believ.
ed that these dispatches relate to those un-
fortunate men OF MIR. Kemper's party, who
were mace prisoners by governor Folch,
near ,e4 Mobile and lately sent to Havana for
Trial. '''''''' 'o'
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-05-03
From Tie Esser Register.

We see no necessity to say more of
British affairs than regards The general
state OF the nation. The Regency has been
established without any internal disonet
ard without great change Of measures.-
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New ORLEANS. March oe.

On tne i9tn INST the governor communicated
to the Legislature of this territory the neii,;on
OF Robert X. Livingston and Robert Fulton.
prsyng Tor grant Of the exclusive right of nav
gazing the waters eff this territory with steam
boats
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VICE. I'D MIR.dLTY REVENUE
COUNT,
NASSAU, N. p. April

NASSAU, N r. April 5, 1915
Before the honorable and Worshihfuk Hem
ny Moreton Dyer, Sole Judge and Com
miSscry. sent-JAMEs .fRMBRIsTER
Notary Pubic and Deputy Register.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-05-03

Vie Subscriber having out the Coco,
Business, and expects to be absent fro,nn
t'.is place for some months, has authorised
"essrs. Hobson and Bracket, Of Msncbcste, ia
Sett'e ms Accounts----Those VINO NAV bsvs
CLAIMS against him, will please call on them for
Payment, and all those who may be in arrears. /
"oPe wh' call and settle their respective bsl,ar-
oe given-Messrs. Hobson and Brsckq,Ss rscs;1,.
"Il he good tor any money pad them, as thew
re the only persons authorised to settle nv ac.
Manchester, May 8 v6,v
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MoNTREAI, March 4.

MONTREAL, March A.
went, few days since to the Convent of
Black Nuns, to see Miss Allen, who desired to
be remembered toyou and papa; and invited
ne 70 50 next Monday TO see her take the oeiI.
Accordingly went, accompanied With our
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-05-03

Captain Arbuckle, with two companies of,be
"a Regiment Infantry of the H.. STATES, has IN.
birSed at the Bayou ST. John, for Fort Stod
dert--A recruiting RENDEZVOUS is opened here TO
Hi up the different corps in this and the ada
cent territory Gazette
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- APPRENrICRS

"ANFED immediately, az this OHce. tw.
w or three APPRENTICES-Qul ifc.t.
ons and terms made known, OIL application.
April q #
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NEw-YoRx. April s7.

The returns of,votes from all the townz
in the state of Rhode Island give about
200 majority for Mr.. JoNEs over MIR Fey
MEK. Tor the Office Of governor; and incla
dung scattering votes, it will not vary mucL
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-05-03
CONGRESS.

William A. BurwelI, Esq. is re elected
without opposition.
John Baker, Esq. Fed. is elected in the
district last represented bv Mr.. Stephenson
dttto-In the Count of Jefferson, the votes
were, Baker 221, Morgan 143
t'ELEGATES, TO the Next General assembly
Harrison-John G Jackson, Isaac CopeIjn.
MonoESdHa--Dudley Evans, John N,cklin.
.1cGevSOn-Thomss Griggs-, Jun. Rswleigh
Morgan
hsw 1zembeYs,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-05-03

Mr. Isaac Herrick now living in Preston.
Conn. aged SO, has two sisters, one of whom
Is VI years of age. and the other 81. and
three brothers above 80years each. He has
IL children, so grand children, and 100
great grand children. And the old man is
a warm friend of the Administration of the
American government.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-05-03

sNHE Commissioners have anuo;n,.,, .,
Z in Manchester, on Mondsv tie OIL IL ~.
next, from whence they viii proceed TO v;e,y
.hd mark out the way for road to be onene5
ic'"' that place TO the North Carolina linz 80
directed by an act passed at The last session ~
the General Assembly W
April ~, l6J1, nx.r
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WIZ SLIRACpLpnn

TIE 0UB0CRIRRR
\ INTENDS IN future, TO oract,ce T Avn -
the Superior aud Inferior Courts of Hibs.
marle County. He will continue his prct;cs !,
ne Superior aud Inferior Courts of L',uiss and
Goocbland. al"
VIZ G PoiNDEx TER.
Louisa, May 3 -,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-05-03

Some merchants o. This town having memo
raiized the Secretary Of the 7reGsurv. on
the subject of the importation of go ,ds. bona
nae Con racted and, paid Tor in October
last and lying in England after the Cd Feb.
Yesterday received letter from MIR Gala
I'M dated The 18th inst in which he says,
Under the existing law there is no nn,ysr
vested in the executive to perm,t the i'm
portation of he merchandise to which. vo,,
allude. p Centiney
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-05-03

The election in N. York for Lieutenant
Governor took place on the 30th ult.--There
are three candidates-De Wit Clio on, Mar
linus Willett, and Nicholas Fish--Mr. r is
tue HederH hero. He can only slip in thro
me ruptures and assures Of the republican
party.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-05-03

General Huugerfrd, FederaHst, tsay
the Norfolk Ledger & Alexandra Adver,
tiserl rs elected to Congress" quite so
Jest, Gentlemen If Gen. II he Federal
!st' IT 49, indeed, OF very modern growth
it. "
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-05-03

u More from France in cur columns of
this day: but CLOUDS and darkness" yet
We have given some particulars of the action
at Cadiz.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-09-24

RY Virtue Of a Deed OF Trust. bearing date
t'.e goth day of January, 1903, and recor-
aed IN Gnoehland County Court, xecuted to us
oy fh'iip FIesstnts, To secure debt thereto
mentioned, will be sold to the highest bidder.
Tor cash, at Gpochlsnd Court House, on the.
18TH OF Nov mber next, Negro Man about
20 y airs ofsge, and Negro Woman about 2S
years OF age, also the TRACT OF LAND
wherein the said Philip Peasants now resides,
or so much ,hereofss shall I've sufficient to sstis-
fy the debt in said Deed mem loned, with ints-
rest, charges and xpences of sale
JiINES PLEHS.aNTS.
JOHN .9LLA.H
Richmond, Sept. "a. w4w
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oME TIME in the month of June last, :,
" addressed letter 20 Mr.. Thomas Miller f
fownstsn in which was enclos ed r sum OF mo.
ney n Bank Notes and change TO the amour
OF az. which letter with its contents l have
iateiy understood have never been received bv
VT MILLER. The person 20 whose care the let
yer was committed, AMI whom at this time
cannot recolect as he must have oveylo,ted ~
delivered it to some other person. L hone viii
come Forward and rive such information res.
pec'ing the same, as will restore it TO tie pro-
per owner. -. -
Sept. 90. e-.. = = q.
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LADIES SHOE STonE

EODEN BUM. Ladies Sheernat, er 81 a
~ York, respectfully informs the rnbab ots
.. "s Town. and It's vicinity, That he G.s
es -, Shoe Store on the NJ ain !, go:
adjoining Mr.. harris Hat Store, and has' mn M.
pom'sd Mr.. Aaron Dsgraw his foreman, a, tie
he .;, nuleoI, VINO will attend to, and execute
me Commands o. those who may entius, tbe,r
BUSINESS to his care with the utmost puncn,al tu
sna dispatch he has just opened ana nov x
iers or sale. choice selection of the mos l,sh.
lon.oie Ladies Shoes, made of the Best m.te.
,'1,s snG IN work msnlike manner. The great
som,h" u ,of snoes oil thus description from tine
I. .so',shment, an object worthy the patronage Of
Sept "a.
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Trance and 81 days from the Cape ofGqod
Hope.

FROM THE ISLE OF FRANCE.
The frigates President and Malacca
had arrived but few days from England.
bringing out orders for an entire change in
these existing governments. anne king the J.
Stands OF Mauritius and Bourbon to the
Grown. instead of the T.. l. Company, and
putting them on the Madras establishments -
Immediately after their arrival. all Amer
cans. from the u. States direct, were de-
taned for adjudication and the Captains not
allowed any Intercourse either OH shore, or
with their country men. March the 21st a
severe Hurricane was experienced at the
Mauritius. which did much injury both on
snore and ia tue harbour of Port Louis 1t
extended TO the Lat. OF 80 ). aud Long 81
Is number OF English vessels had arrived
lisMasIed and many more missinE.--An
English Expedition sent for the purpose Of
reducing the French settlements IN MAZDA
sascar were almost totally destroyed, but
one Corvette Brig ariowiy escaped, the
rest all perisned.-A number mad been dri-
ven TO sea IRON Bourbon and never more
heard OF. A large Expedition had gone
against Batavia which was expected to make
"A feeble resistance. The late admiral, Dru.
nv. on mat station had died and Admiral
Stoptord from the G OF G. Hope had gone
ON TO take the communicative French In
nabitants of Mauritius were daily quitting
the Island by every possible conveyance.
..June the 18th. the English trlgate Surac-
GA, had arrived at St. Simon's Bay from Eng
Tand.-A change of government takes place
likewise at the Cape. The Governor and
lieut.. Governor being called home, and Dir
I.Craddock appointed TO the command mere
Immediately upon her arrival report was
20 circulation OF a rupture existing between
England and the u States. mat Mr' RINK
ney had LETT England. and private letters
even stated that letters of Marqae and re-
prisai had been granted against the U
States SO generally vast current .uas ."
Embargo was said to be IN agitation. ne mar
ct was then laying with YARDS ana Top
masts struck, but FEARFUL OF the event put 10
sea. before the arrival of the Mail from 81.
imon's Bay.--A large Comet aad oeen
visible in the ~ w. quarter, all the mon.h
OF NJ ~, and continued 10 be seen rum 'he
Harriet at sea until the 18th !une.
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Ritbnnnn wbeatrf.

FOR THE BENEFiPoF MR. CLARK.
I'm Wednesday Ecening Sept IS, viii be ereser-
ted a celebrated COM Or an foe Acts, ,vri,.
zen 9r Holeroh, author Of !'he Road to Rum
TIE DESERTED DAUGHTER.
At 3 &C Play, a MUSICAL DIVER Use.
notwithstanding of an Antique Sony, lin
character OF AN Old w ansn,) C He'd Hard
times or disDays. Grun,biing." by MIR. WEST,
from he Philadelphia Ttes,re-with varions
other Songs, by Miss THOMAS, and Messrs
SMALL.T aod WEST.
10 which will be added, for theafirst time here,
new and Favorite Farce, performed in the
various Theatres OH the Continent, with IN.
bounded applause, called
Il, II BUDGET OF BLUWDERS.
Mr.. Cauifeld's BENEFIT svW take hiaee on
Friday Evening.
Gr Nights of performance, Mondays, Wed.
nesdsys End Fridays.
Sept "a. 1t
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Sales at .4uctson.

NN Wednesday, the 25th in.t. at L, O'Clock,
~ at our Store, we shall! sell, without ie-
serve
1S Hhds Muscovado Sugar,
On credit of 90 days.
Same day will be offered, at 90 ara 100 days,
90 Bagss Coffee,
Or. Casks Malaga ,
IL do Sherry { WINE.
Pipes Madeira
Hads. Antigua Rum,
60 pieces Hlssian Bagging,
100 BcxeS by 1O Window Glass,
Is Box-s Russia diot Candies, &c Sc.
M. e q MYERS,
.duchoneers.
Sept. 90 ids
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Sales at AUCTION.

NN Wednesday, the 25th inst UiH be sold
~ To the highest bidder, at the late resi-
9tHce OF Ha'aa0i u R9vster. deceased, all the
-, STOCK or GOODS
On band, Comprising aluiost every article in
ne Grocery line IT.; Toge er w.t. all the House.
he q and Kitchen FURNITURE, consisting oi
Eiegsnt M'hog my D.mng and Tea Tsbles
airs, SopEs, Forte Piano mdow Curtains
ahogany Bed:teads, Vast Stand, Dress ng
Gtasses, Chest of Drawers, NJ Feather Beds
Mattresses, Blankets, Sseels. Counterpsnes
Table Cloths, quantity Of Silver Plate, and
Negro Man an Woman -
Terms of sale All sums under SO dollars
cash ; between so dollars, snd not exceeding
100 dollars, go days: over 100 dollars, So
months.
BY order of the Adm'rx
FoSTEh 6 SATCRELL, 1uc',s.
Sept. %. Il
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ONE HUNDRED DoLAAA

ONE HUNDRED DOL LdK5 RAW 4RD !
~ UNAWAY from the Subscriber in Ha.ifax
IN County, Viz. on the night of the 7th INST
three SLAVE .svizsJ A C K, his wife BETTY.
and their daugiiterSsANNY Jack is a small
mulatto man about 40 or Is years of age, mis-
hair inclined to be stroight he is very sensible
and an active good gsrdiner, hostIer and CARR
age driver Betty s'a lafge fuula,io woman,
incilHed to be very fiesiiy and has pleasing
culntenance when spoken TO (; she IS between
80 afid IS years of a;e and Fanny, sDulstto
gal, II or Is years OF age, very cross-eyed, has
pleasing countenance, and apt to smile when
spoken TO slleIs low, bit stcut and well made
JacE carried with him two Blue coats turned
up with Buff, one of which was nearly new, &
a number OF other clothes Betty and Fanny
carried with them number OF clothes, not re-
collected. .1hey will no dodbt attempt 10 pass
as free, and probably Will be lurking about
Richmond where Betty has brother aud her
| mother living both OF them as flee her bl other
calls himself john Hdmoleton. All masters Of
vessels and others arc cautioned against con.
veyng away, or in any way harooring said
slaves at their peril.
will give the above reward if secured in n
ny lsi so that get them again, or ono thIrd for
either OF them. If brought nom all reasonable
charges will be paid in addition to the above
reward.
~. Il. Jack formerly belonged TO John Byrd
aud Betty was purchased OF Ionn Cor0in.
.IOHN WILSON,,
Committee Of
.IAMES d. GLENN.
Sept. OF. If
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COR SALE--A valuable Io1 -
= Street. with the large and substan,'aI Saly
~ ar G-HoOSE thereon, lately in the oco,,ran-
cy o, 'ne ruescribers They have on md
lao psoe'fs NE of best qus,ity, in Pipes. haJs
Pipe add querter Casks FN'' "aii
Manc%re, Robinson 81 Pleasanks.
IF
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VALUEBLE cHIcKAHoM1Ny low
GROuND- Enu 60 ~ low

" III ABLE CHICKAHOMINY Iow
IhouND FOR SALE.-In ont,
nNy whh The at VIII aud TIE stament Of Adarn
Craig dec,d will be exposed t. sale 81, n,,i',:n
suction on the premises at IL O'Clock on ~
dty the 18Th OF October next, fair. :, i'm, nr
'"e next tar daytime Plantation ON Chit - ~.
mony Swamp about five m;les fro m ,bs n;,.a,
containing ~ estimation fifteen hupdrsd 80, -
more IMAM one third of which is well $3.50
to the culture of Indian corn. yybast aI pee
ann aoout one hundred acres of prime mes,I'', go,
"ith mas iof many years produced abnn1sn,
CIops OF Hay' A considerable portion Of ~
s~Nnp land 10 sill! in timber and is o,,d -"
90" land. The improvem. nts are Well sn,,oa
70 ine reception of genteel fam;I. ~!
lam may ne divided into 8, 4 or five tracts az
~I"y oest SUIT the convenience of ourcbss, rs
one fourth OF the purchase money will h. -
iAreu' on the f'rst day OF Dec tlber VIII. n nos.
session NH be gwen, and title made. The
.Shce may be Ovid d into three annual I. ,m,,,sI
secured by Deed of Trust on the pror,fri,
Ter TIE sale OF the land, will be soid ny -.
months credit for all sums above -th;r,u An III
J a negro men The crop of corn and toS.
uer now growing, a Wagon and pears L..
1 ., muteS, Cattle, sheep, and FARMING u,.ns;I.
nohn with approved security " III be rs,,n;;,a 20
the purchasers. The land will be sbeyn -, 80. "a
the day of sale. ''i"e os'ore
MAhL CRAIG, Feecufris.
Sept. o. JUNIOR
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SALES 1T ROCKETS.

sNAlS DAY, at 10 o'clock, on jerks Whar
q will be sold without reserve,
so Hhds. choice y. GLASSES and
9Punrheons superior quality Antigua r An
ALSO-30 Hbds. Prime PeEnsy wanna
WtNSKEY, &
IS Barrels Muscovado SUGAR.
Terms made knows a. the tia'; VI ale.
A1cncure, Robinson g Pteasanfe,
.ducfioneerS.
Sept. 81. 1t
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II CT I'd.

n Z n x u. ! y
EREERI1H: HUGHES has opened scboo
- = ,or instruction OF Girls and Boys in the
lNear the Bank )--He will teach the 1. In "''
suage the English Language, Gramms,icaiIv
~ pars'ng with Murray's rules of Exerc;.as'
ogrsPhy, Composition, Measurement 80
n'l'hmetIc' Writing. Reading and Or;boero ;.
~ fesa OF ltion for the Latin, are s6s,s
s,npIes Spns al; ana 60 COMPOSITION s Tor ether
.wAr 3 6--Rese!ing S 5-Ortbogto ,'bm
Pa : ~ per quarter, to be paid at the end ' ~.
Sept "a.
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LuuAr1c HospIrAL, williamsburg,
Sept. Oh.

September Z, 1911.
NTOTICE--The Cells appropriated to Male
~ Patients, being quite foil, none diners can
&c received until there are vacant Cells, Of
which the Public will be notified.
BY order OF the Board Of Directors,
WILL RUSSELL, Clk
Sept "a. INIT
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SUSANNA WILCOX.
66,sOO ACRES OF LAND For sAIr

$1,000 ACRES OF LAND FOR sA1r
by virtue of decree prnnouneei - q.
= y Stanton district cbancsry Court. IN tbe
case OF Samuel Moale, Trustee of the estate -
Robert and Samuel turyiance, against Henr,,
Purv'ance, viii proceed as Commissionrr ~
the l4th day OF October next, at Mason Con-.
house to sell all those Lands lying in the Cum.
ties oil ke"awna, Mason and Ohio, mentioned
VI the mortgage deed gwen by said Henry purI
vance to Samuel Moaie, Trustee, &c. rbs
terms ofsale will be made known on ,Ls,
u he lands are valuable and are situated 81, ~.
ONO river and the waters Of kenawLa r;vtrN
""nY OF them are considerably improved ,nd
merit the notice OF those persons who wish 80
reside IN that part Of The otate--Tbe Lana. III,
-oe dy'ced TO suit purchasers and the sale cor.
'"ueo iFog, Gay TO day until completed
Lexington, Sept. 10 ,'s -
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a SSIZE OF BREAD for the CITY Of Il ch-
L n mond, from the 10Th INST. until further
notice
(Superfne Flour being seven dollars per
barely
Viz a single loaf made of Super6ne -four,
TO weigh "a OF. for 4t.
Do fine or common fovr, 26 o. for Al.
Double the above weights respective Cd.
IHOMAS WILSON, Recorder.
Sept 81. 1t
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-09-24
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desire I'D Tor the benefit of Doctor
J.ues I. ithard. and Susanna US ,,:fs
Siate SUSANNA Wilcox) we offer for s.is. ver,,
valuaoie TRACT OF LAND, living in Mel
son. son, formerly Amherst County, on Buffaloe and
70 h,pers, cont aiming 81 90 acres, more or less.
a. ns no person, 1t 10 presumed would be willing
)" purcn@se without FIST seeing, we shall con.
0ht ourselves with observing merely that !, l;sa
well IS pleasantly situated. snd very conven;'
ent 70 tEade being four miles from lanes Ri.
or miles from the Town OF New.
MARKET, and fine Merchant Mill.
An andoubted title viii be made Tnet,,s
9 9ne tn'rd OF The purchase money to be I'D
uo"n on taxing possession. and the other Two
ucfuS IN one and two years. secured b, deed
OF trust On the Land y "e ess
. nose inclined to view the Land sre refefred
,;1 mt!or Charles Watts, who lives adjacent u
SUSANNA WILCOX. m
THOMAS WEST.
SAMUEL ALLEN. trustee.
Wilcox. NPF' " 'ps""ns
Sept 81, 49,