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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-05-09
IoHer for sale,

MY estate in Hanover. called an known
nv the name Of eULTIfLp. containing 1914
acres, be the same more or less togeth1r
wi,b the Negroes. between so and 10, most
" in fami.ies-also, all the stock OF Horses
Cattle, Sheep, Hogs and Mu:es' aad the
Plantation Utensils.
Possession will be given Of the Whole as
SOON az contract is concluded, iaciud'nS the
present growing crops, attheir estimated Va
Inc. One fourth OF the purchase money wa
be REQUIRED in hand. and the balance in one
and ~ :, years on interest. If sue OF 'he
land should not t>ke place he ore the 9Th OF
Au.us., the negroes, stock. sc will be sold
on that day, together with the standing corn,
and ,he estate leased for a term ut Years
have ALTO for sale about 200
Acres OF Military Lands in the States OF ONO
Kentucky, and the Indiana Territory, besides
1000 Acres in the county OF Mason and St"te
q Virginia near the Ohio. For parucu az
description of all which and FOR terms OF S le'
apply to MIR. Themes Tavlor OF k'ehmond'
or to
John Hopkins.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-05-09
1NGRATrTUpE:.

Blow, blow, thou winters wind:
Thou art not SO unkiId
As mans ingratitude:
Thy tooth is NOT so keen,
Because thou art not seen,
Although thy breath DC ,uae'
Freeze, freeze, thou bitter sky;
Thou dost not bite SO nigh
rs benefit forgot:
Though thou the waters warp
Thy sting is not SO sharp
As friend remembered not
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-05-09
BANDING

Eros. the seAoosSrs Hoard and Jane, = brig
& Dove,
ton. first quality st. Petersburg Hemp
1900 bushels Liverpool coarse Salt
100 >xes mould and dipt Candles
$50 boxes brown Soap
pipes Malaga Wine
10 barrels tanners oil
900 casks Linz. 49, i..~s
LAWRAsoN & FoWIE.
May7 cost
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-05-09

cow
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-10-15

Philadelphia, wrote to me, in July last, that
the price Of Spanish ram there was, in some
cases, q thousand dollars !. that 10 to say. 1881
OF our nank of Englsnd money. But there.
have been great numbers sent to meric~
since that time. from Spain and Portugal; and
which is not little curious, many thousand,
which ], at one time notified that l expected
TO receive in Hampshire, are, have every rex
son to suppose, and, for the sake of the wor.
thy owner, anxiously hope 1t. now safely Ian
ded in the United States His wish, they be.
ing the finest focks in Spsin, was to bring
them to Engiand, where his intention was to
have made most liberal and public spirited
distribution of them but, as understand,
re was, refused leave to send them home IN
empty transports, and was, therefore, compelled
either to leave them for the French, or ship
them off to the United States, and. of coarse,
he chose the latter /; and thus, perhaps, by this
single act, the epoch Of the final and complete
Independence OF America upon England for
wooiens will be accelerated by several years I;
and, with regard to the fneness of wool, that
country will be, at once, put upon an eGual
footing with this.
There would he no excuse for a detail like
this, were Inot thoroughly, persuaded, that we
have here before US tue seeds of q great event :
nothing less than the complete and absolute
Independence OF America upon English man.
| ufactures, Cotton she had to expnrt; IRON she
had to export; she had every thing but wool
and now she has that, with.,an abundance oil
food for all sorts Of manufacturer SO that n
a very short. time. 90 far will she be fran
wanting wooliens, freq England, that shs will
have thenito export. aud tina. tae manufacturer.
VIII follow the msnntac,ory, there can he nc
doubt at all. . She will be able 10 lake cloths
| much cheaper than we can and OF course,
she viii be able to sell them cheaper.
I {. Now, observe. draw from this no conclu.
s'on uifavoraoie TO the happiness or the secu
rity or the greatness of Englan none of which
are at all favored by the counry's being work
shop Tor other nations am ss,s.ie that Tor
eign trade is injurious to England aud tina,
Il has been one of the greatest causes of the
danger she now has to dread But, as
said before, fore'gn trade IS part oil the pre-
se"t system of finance, and its sudden decline
must add to toe difficulties that the rovernms n,
| Will have to encounter.
The regents ministry, therefore, will not
minis respect be upon - bed of roses. 4" an,
more than as TO matters connected with wa,
and paper money. They will, IN short. be be
set with difficulties. Look winch wav thsv
viii, these difficulties ia, EN-, not in s,nol,
rank, but in column --And do .hav I'm.
gine that they are destined to subdue al tines,
without the cordial co-operaton # tins. people
II they do, they will find ,nemseIves mos, .gr.
! giousiy deceived
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-10-15

1--WE HONDRBD DOLLARS REWdRD
r uNAW AY from The subscriber in Ha,;fs v
~ County, Vir on the night Of the 9TH inst
three SLAVES, viz. JACK, his wife BETTY
and their daughter FANNY lack ia em Al,
mu'atto man about 40 or IS years of AGE. h;s
hair inclined TO be str light he is very Sensible
and an active good gaIdiner, hostler and = srr;
age driver Betty is large mulalto woman.
inclined to be very ffeshy and has pleasing
countensnce when spoken to she is bet wecn
50 aud IS years of age and Fanny. a muis,to
gifi, IA or Is years OF age, very cross.eved bas
pleasing counienance, and apt to smile when
spokent to; she rs low, but stout and well made
JACK carried with him two Blue coats turned
up with Buff, one of which vas nearIv new r.
number OF other clothes Betty and Fsnnv
carried with them number Of clothes M, -.
collected. They will no doubt attemnt IN roe.
az tree, and probably will be lurking abon,
kchmond where Betty has q, brother and Re-
mother living both of them as free her hro,he,
Calls himself John Hsmbleton. All msaters If
vessels and others arc cautioned ays;nst Con
yeying away, or in any way bsrbor;ne s.;a
slaves al their peril. 'A'"
iw,'i give the above reward if secured in a.
ny Jan 50 that iget them again, or. one third for
etner OF them. 1T brought home all reasonable
charges will be paid in addition to the above
reward. VIC "oo'e
~. y. Jack formerly belonged to Jobn Bvrd
s''u betty was purchased Of John Corbin.
john WILSON,
Committee Of
JANIS d. GLENN
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-10-15

I SEPT. IS. 1911. =.
George Booker. Plrf
against o.
Harrison jones', D.rt
{ The Defendant Jones not having entered hi,
appearance and gwen security according to the
act Of the general sse mb,y. and the ru,as q +
this court, and it appearing to the satisfaction
OF this court, that he is not an nhabtant of this
state: on motion of the plaintiff by his counsel.
1t IS ordered, That the said defendant do eo
pear here on the 4th Mondsy'in December
next, and snswer the bill Of the Plaintiff, and
that copy ofthis order be forthwith inserted
IN some newspaper printed in the city of Rich.
mond, for two months successfully, and ano-
ther:cop posted at the front door of the cour,
house of said county. -
f Cohy-.fsfeste.
MILLER WooDSoA,s LR. DC c. G.
October 8. ,,aU
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ne tfL DICKsy &c.

-, j.
INFORM their friends and the public tb..
they are now recei!fng, in the house iately
occupied by Messrs Moneuye, Robinson {, PleS-
SAINTS, the following articles. which thew us;Ii
dates % '>-' .. ''ois
Loaf, Lump, Muscovado and Havanoa SUI
gars Green Coffee, Chocolate, Gunpowder.
Imperial, Young Hyson, Common and pecow
Soucnong Teas: Madeira, Sherry, Sicily, Te-
neriffe and Malaga Wines French Brandy =,
Holland a Sin; JamecA and ST. croix Rum =.
reocerrs Brown Stout, Cordials, Molesses.
English and Goshen Cheese, soft .hell Almonds
WAGE, Nutmegs.: Cloves, Pimento,. Pepper,
singer, alum, Brimstooe, Copperas, Fig Blue.
spanish Indigo, Shaving Soap. Bar iron. Ger.
man =! and Bistered Steel, Liverpool fine Salt in
sacks, refined Salt Pe,re. London Mustard, Hs-
wanna Cigars, English Battle Powder, and pat
tent shot, an assortment of Queens Ware =.
Emma, Coffee and Tea Cups and Sancers; q.
rev sets elegant FURNISHED Tea Chins; De.
canters, Tumblers. Wine Glasses, &c. Sc.
d & ]. Dick & Co. will transact anv bus;-.
ne ss on Commission, which may be entrusted
Oct. g. ~ &C
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-10-15
cHIcKAuoMlNY Low
July IS

VALUABLE CHICKAUONlNY LOW
/ GROUNDS FOR SALF--in confor.
nifty with The last VIII and Te.,aroen, or Adam
Craig decd. will he expose, 10 sale a, public
SUCTION ON the premises al 10 O'Clock on Mon-
day the 2lst of October next, (;ffair y fn,t. OF,
the next fair day, the Plantation on Ch;ckaio-
mony Swamp about five miles from this city ord
containing ~ estimation fifteen hundred acres ;.
more than one third Of which, is well adap,cd
10 the culture OF Indian corn, wheat and cate
and about one h,nlSd acres Of prime meadow
which has for msny yesrs produced abuntan,
crops ot Hay A considerable portion of ths.
swamp land is still in timber and is good mea-
dow land. The improvements are well suited
to the reception of 4 genteel family The
Land may be divided into 3, or FIVE tracts, as
may pest suit the convenience Of purchasers
One fourth OF the purchase money will be re-
CURED, on the FIRST day of December when nos
session will be given, and title made. The bs-
lance may be divided into three annual payments,
secured by Deed of Trust on the propertv. 4 AZ
ter the sale of the land, will be sold on three
months credit for all sums above thirty dollars
several negro men. The crop of corn and fod.
der now growing, Wagon and gears Hor
SEES, mules, cattle, sheep. and farming utensils.
Bond with approved security will be required or
the purchasers. The land will be shewn 70 anv
one t.esirous of purchasing, st any time before
the day of sale. -
MARY CRAIG, Execur;s.
JAMES CRAIG, .Janior.
oSPt. ~. ,.t. tds
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THE SUBSCRIBERS.

- EC leave to inform their friends and the
- public, that they have taken for term Of
yesrs. the large, commodious and complete,,.
hre proof Brick house belonging to Capt. Rock
and situated At the intersection of Cary stree
by the cross street leading from the main stree
10 Shokoe Warehouse, where they will contius
ue with unremitted industry and attention to
prosecute the business Of uctioneers and Com
mission Merchants-They will make as hereto
Tore liberal advances i'm cash on all sorts of goods
entrusted to their care, and no storage viii b,.
charged where sales are effected
1foncure. Robinson e. Pieasan.s.
Aug. so. ,f
Virtue of the last Will aud Testament
- OF Wm. cambridge Claiborne. decd. NH
ee sold to the highest bidder, at Public Auction
ION the premises) on Monday, the 2ls, dsy q.
October next. that valuable PI. TON
called CAHOKE, lying on Pamunky River, in
tue County of King William Containing BY
iete survey. Ave hundred and eighty eight a.
cres--Ani seventy one acres ia a separate
Iraet, nearly adjoining, all of which is Wood
Lnnd-There is on the first mentioned Tract. 2
good ORCHARDS. aud formerly Valuable,
tiSHEaf, though of late il has not been used
The Lands and improvements will be she wn
ny Mr.. Power, living on the premses-At the
same TINE and place, will be sold, all the stock
OF Horses, Cattle; Sheep and Hogs, the Fodder
and Plantation Utensils, 9 few fine bloodec
MAHES of.an excellent stock, and four MUI. E
COLTS.--Terms Of sale will be made
known ny< -.7N
BURWELI- BASSETT, ,
= THOMAS TAYLOR.
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Sept. 81.

r VI "a LIZ and transportation, FIVE likely
Young Negro Men, now confined IN ~.
Pen'ten'isry-- Among whom arc one GOOD Host.
Ter, one Br'ckmouIder and one good house Ser.
Sept. 10. ,e
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-10-15
WAShIJNGTO.N ZAVRRW


he partnership Of ODEN MOORE. wos
dissolved, this day, by mutual coosenl. snJ
tue unexPired term of the lease, has been trans
ferred to - aus
CURTIS Il. MOORE,
Who alone is authorised 10 receive the debts
due to the late concern of Oden 6, Moore
He begs leave 10 assure his friends and the
puonc " general, tnat every attention shall be de.
voted to render the Establishment asrecaI,Ie %
Travellers and others who may favor him with
their custom.
Private apartments, suitable for the recent.
on OF famiiies travelling, and as convenient and
agreeable as any IN this city, SEPARATE frou ~
part ct the establishment devoted to public en-.
tertalnment, can always be furnished.
Th'rty-tive members Of the next State Iegis.
ia'ure, can be comfortably accommodated, or
application to
The Public's friend sad Servant,
Aug. 30. van
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-10-15

EOR SALE-A valuable LOT ON Cary
A Street, with the large and substantial brick
WARI-HOUSE'theseo lately in the occoosn
cy OF the subscribers.---They have on ham.
MADEIRA WINE Of pest quality, in Pipes, half
Pipes and quarter Casks.
Moncyre5 Robinson e Picgsants.
Sept 2tS %
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Richmond, Sept. 81.


ENON SALE VII be sold 30 che hiehesf b; n
der, on the 9th October next, between the,
nours o, IL ana o'clock, upon the premises, e..
bout half mile from the town of Mancbes,,.
on the north side nf the Buckingham Rod
PLANTATION, containing II4O acres ~
survey, laying in the County of Chesterfield. or
James River, and known by the name ~
SpkINC GROVE formerly the Residence og
col. WIN; smith, dec'd.--There is about 400
acres OF this tract cleared, the rest is covered
WIN timber; The soil is good, and particularly
adaP'ed to the cultivation of Corn, Wbea,
oats, Sc'-But OF this it is unnecessary for mr..
e. g. say any more, IT being on the premises: ali
nose who are disposed to purchase, win
see the many advantages attending the s;t,,.
alton OF this valuable Plantation. Tbe 49,
OF sale lscssb; also embrace this opportupitss
OF informing all those who have claims ses;ost
ne sa,d estate, to have them properly sutben.
t'cs'ed and presented on the day Of sale.
BEVERL1' SMITH, ldn,,y. Of
WILLIAM SMITH. deceased.
o'p' ~ 6tT
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Sales at AUCTION.

I nv Tuesday. the 18th of October next. at the
~ Vendue Office of the subscriber. will be
SOLD, suthouf reserUe, 60 PACKAGES. con.
tanning an extensive and valuable assortment.
D RY co O d s.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-10-15

oTICE-A petition will be presented tc.
4 the next General Assembly, praying ths.
an act may pass for establishing Town on tb.
lands OF the Subscribers in the county of Cum
beriand, on the Guinea Road, near Appomsttox
Neqpton Ford, tW;N;a,,, 7,,,yor
5ohn Ford, .Tr. ChayIrs H,Io.n
Hesekiah Ford c, Co. V;U;o,, Y,Ig..
John Brown, sa,nueI tYoIors
September aovS
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NOTICE is hereby gwen, ,a..

- Will be presented to the next general ;.
oily, praying that q law nay pass authorisinp
l a 'reenolj ers OF Meckienburg County, res,
eng on the south SIDE OF Roanoke river, to vote
~, t"e'r member N Congress, me ,nbers of the
state legislature, and electors for Pres;den, anI
vice-Pres'deni of the u. S. at soma centrsi
pace on the south side Of TIE said river, in the
county atoressld-Also that a petition will h.
presented by the lreeholders residing in the
lower part OF Mecklenburg County, pravine
t .. Law may pass authorizing them to vote to1
.neir member OF Congress, the state iegisls
su.. ana electors for President and Vice Presi-
dent, at some convenient central pla.e to a.
s'ao'ished by law. in the lower part ofthe said
countN a
October 8. .,h,,.
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co INSISTING OF

coNSisTINC OF
Napt Cottons, Plains, Linen Cbecks
Rose md point blank H.k,fs va
e.s, Long LAWN, Cotton Ca
oosr,et ana white nan smers,
he,s, Blue Nankeen, Tapes.
Soarse and me cloths, Mems, Womsn's and
Cos.nss' bockngs Girls Cotton hose.
Yarn hose and Mitts, ab,ck
NsrpesS anu carpet Constitution Cords,
ing, !Thichsetts
Aryola & lambs wool Wv ieers vs,v.,o,y
hose, =. f,0rd,,,,.,, CD
superfne B. Cloths 6, white end soiorsd
Cssimeres, CamHr;cts
'S Saes.. H,o'ns' Bum Sewing Sticks, ozna,
Mems coarse Hats re D::.
Fine Dimites, Camb'k ton b,kfs ~ ~
MusIins,
Cotton and linen Bed
tycks ~
An elegant assortment Of CALICOES y
LERY. an. q
Patent SHOT &c &C. &c.
TERMS.
FOR all sums undeu 200 dolls. Cash will be re-
quired-over 200 and not exceeding 500. nine,
~ days c. edit--over 500 and not exceeding loom
'oar months credit-and over 1000, six monthst
cred,t The purchasers, on credit, without ex..
cePtion' are to give approved endorsed notes or
-scceptances IN town, negotiable and PAYABLE a.,
the Bank Of Virginia
Ihe sale will be continued from day TO day
until completed.
JAMES BROWN, La.
p... y. Jz
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Aug so.

lAuB oV' w8w
NOMMlTTED'to the Jail of Northumher
~ land County on the 9th July, 1911, a NE
GRO MAN, who calls himself HARRY. sun.
posed to be about forty years of age, about s.
down look when spoken to, and was dresss5
IN sailors clothes, says he belongs to Cart
Hams, who sails from the ports of PhiladeIpbia
and New.Kork.
ROXSTON Belts, yr.
Goaler.
September 6. ws,ns
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-10-15

HE Subscribers having sustained r,,,.,
inconvenience by tresspas ses commi,fed
on their. Lands at Tuckahoe, Middle Quartz
fsndemonium and Lower Quarter, bereSe
i've notice, that all persons are forbid TO b;,nt
snoo'. hsh, cut.wood, or throw down de-
sroy enclosures on their Lands and that any
Terson offending will be prosecuted sceord;a,,.
Law "''o' "''t
TOHN WYcEhASf
TANES CURGIE.
Richmond, Oct.h e,|<s.y
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NEGRoES FOR. SALR.

w vi BE SOLD, for ready m oney at Pow
inst. 90 prime SLAVES, CONSISTING os ~
Women and Children "
5EN1ANIN HzTcgkR
Manchester, Oct 4. "a
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ACety. Tsste,
WIZ. w. HENING, C. C
c0n''is',ene,'. oGee, Rich

BY Virtue OF Deed OF Trust, bearing date
the 26th day of January, 1903, and r cor.
aed IN Soochiand County Court, executed to us
by Philip Peasants, 10 secure dcb, fbere IN
mentioned, will be sold to the highest bidder.
TOR cash, at Goochiand Court House. on the
18th OF November next, Negro Man about
70 years ofage. and Negro Woman about 26
yesrs of age, also the TRACT OF LAND
"hereon the said Philip peasants now resides,
or So much thereof as shall be sufficient to salts
fly the debt in said Deed mentjoned. with mt
rest, charges and expepces of ssle
JAMES PIE 1SA.NTS.
JOHN .ALLAM
Richmond, Sept a. wAw
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VIRGINIA at a Superior Conrt ot
Cnsncery holden at the Capitol in the
CITY OF Richmond on the eleventh day of June.
SAM. 6. Fauntleroy surviving Ex'or. of Moore
fau @nu;a. Pes.
John Walker Fomlin, adm'r. &c. Of Walker
Iomlin, decd. Judith Littlepsge Jones, late In
diti L'ttlepage Tonln and Williamson p Jones
her husband and John Walker Tomiin and Ro.
pert Sl6orne Iomlin, which said Judith, John
and Robert Tomlin are children of the said
Walker Tomlin, Bartholomew McCarty and T.
Elizabeth. bis wife, Tarpley Mccarty Surviving
husband of Cstharine Mrcarsy, deed Jsmes
:. Nielsen and Alpha his wife, Moore Faun.
tieroy Toinhn and Alfrsd Beale surviving hus.
oaoq osthe late Sosannah Beale decd. which
said Elizabeth McCarty, Alpha Mclean and
Moore ,Fscntleroy Tomlin are the surviving
children ct Robert Tomlin and Susannab MS
wife deeds and which Catharine McCartv and
Susannah Beale, decd. were also the children
of Robert Toniin and Susannah his wife. which
SAID Robt. was an Executor & which said Susan
nan was 2 daughter, devisee and leg atee of
Moore Fauntieroy, decd and which said Bar
tholomew McCarty is ex'or. admir- of 10.
bert Tomlin, decd. Der,s
This cause in which the amended Bill and
Bill OF revivor hath been taken for confessed
against several Defendants, and in which the
Bills ire now taken for confessed against lanes
S. Mclean and Alpha his wife who are out of
TINS country and against whom the plaintiff an
pears to have proceeded in the mode prescrib-
ed ny law IN such cases, was this day heard on
the Bills, answer of Walker Tomlin and Judith
| L't,iepage Toni n, John Walker Tomlin. Ro-
oert Giborne Tomlin and Thomas Fauntlerov
Iomlin infants by the said Walker Tomlin their
Guardian to the original Bill, the Joint and sepa.
rate answers OF Bartholomew McCarty and 2 :
lizabeth bis wife. Tarpley McCarty surviving
husband OF Catharine McCarty d. cd Moore
Fsuntleroy Tomn and Alfred Beale, SURVIVING
husband of the late Susannah Reale decd. to
the other Bill and the proceedings in the suit re
viewed and was argued BY Counsel on consi
Iteration whereof the Court doth refer the ao.
counts between the parties in the suit to one of
ITS commissioners to be by him examined, sta.
ted, settled and TO the Court reported, ith any
matters specially stated, thought pertinent by
himself or required by the parties to be so sta.
ted. 'o ''1'
4 Copy. -%7sste,
WIZ. w. HENING, C. C.
Commissions, Office, RieA-}
mond, Sett 4. 1911.
The parties concerned are desired to take mn.
tee, that kave appointed Thursday the 29th
day of October next, for carrying into effect the
preceding order of Court, on which day their al.
tendance is required at my Office, with all. their
papers, accounts and vouchers ready for .xam
| ination and settlement
WM FORESTER, NJ g
oePt. ~. w8w
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BOARDING HOUSE IN WIIIIAMS-
~ BURC,-The Subscriber residing in tbe
City OF Williamsburg, continues to furnish
board lodging, washing and entertainment, m
reasonable terms, for Ladies, Gentlemen, Bows
and CIfss, by the year, quarter, month or shorter
Perioa--Her house is large and commod;ous :.
and she hopes, by the goodness of accommods.
tons. and assiduovs endeavors 20 please. To
give generssatisfactioD, and merit the ns,ron
age Of the public. f''o"
ANNA BYRD
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w following GOODS, viz:
~Ho SACKS oait, most Glass salt cellers
iy Liverpool filed Race and oro,,nd ,;,,
1900 los. Coffee, most ger e'"'
.sY sreen Spice, Nutmegs, Alum
% Nfa'es assorted Salt petre, Indigo
qehs ware stone Chocolate, Birthstone
ware loose and IN Rice, Mustard
90 ii hnas.,. Imperial & gunpowder
90 barrels New'Eng- Tea
land Rum Powder .,a,c,
w. /. do. Snuff
Brown Sugar Ivory Combs
Loai DO. ILogwood
D Dann,h wmskey Writing and printing
Ssru'ners ana Ley paper
ourh srecthed wbis- Germsn Rolls
ney ~ oarfeis and Sack bags and sacking
uefues Ravens Duck
New-York prime and Romal Handkerchief
New Orleans pork ! A,,,e,;co, ,n,n,r...'.
Cipt and whole her red Goad, .;.
rings Bed ticks
oweaes ano country l. Diapers
ron casnngs ! Stripes
German Crswley and Checks
Biistered Steel ESbirtinp
Window Glass Sheet;nS.
INNS mn ~ sn'a,i coAes Chsmbrays
HAN pint and pint tum- Piaids and
"e's Cotton Yarn
Wine glasses
Sept. 20. IS
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-10-15
FfFTY DOLLARS REW4RD
Sept. "a

W n
u ANYWAY from the subscriber IN m.
~ night of the 10th inst FRANK, a Mulat
10 man agsd about 80 or 33 years--he is about
the common stature, has full face and busby
ha'r and has his ears bored, for ear rings, which
ne some times wesrs-he carried with him .
quantity OF bedding and very plentiful supply
OF wearing apparel, dresses well, and is clean in
hisperson.
FRANK was formerly the property of Mr..
Lighttoot, of Sandy Point, on James River, and
mas wife at MIR. George Cookies, in Prince
Seorge Couaty-I have reason to believe he
WIN 20 INTO that neighborhood or to Norfolk,
ana VIII sndesvor to get out of the State by wa.
ter.-The above reward will be given for dsE
verlng him to me in the city of Richmond or
Virginia. -.
N. ". HANCoCE.