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INJECTOR MAYO. proposes PRACTISING
~ PhYSICK in RICHMOND and it's yici
nifty.
He respectfully requests those who confer
their patronage, 10 make application at Mrs.
hhNDOLPHS, where he resides, and they
shall receive the most prompt attention.
Richmond, July IL. Ct
CASH is offered fora SADDLE HORSE
OF handsome, q seryeeable qualities
June ~. o.
EOR SALB-A pair of vel matched. car.
IL rage HORSES, six years old-Appiy TO
the printer.
june IL. tf
WE offer FOR SALE. on accommodating
w Terms
10 Hhds. Cd proof Antigua Rum
or. Casks Sherry Wine ID. c. brand
10 or. Casks best Malaga Wine --ress--
$50 Boxes 9 by 10 Window Glass of approy
ed quality, and will be sold by the quantity
unusually lou.
1000 lbs. Coffee in Bags, Muscovsdo Sugars in
barrels, Soap and Candles by tho box,
Beck's Patent Shot, aud Dutch Boiling
Cloths.
ALSO,
A consignment Of DRY GOODS. consisting Of
70 & IA Irish Linens--Vhite Cotton Hosiery
-Pins--Caliicoes-G inghams--Muslins -
Mems Hats 5upsrine Csssimeres, &C. &c.
Id. g. y. MYERS.
Jury Az w5y
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-07-16

VIRGINIA At Superior Court of
v Chancery. holden at the Capitol, in the
City Of Richmond. the nineteenth day of June,
1911.
Matthew Rust, Prs
Igaiast
James Saunderson, Alexander Henderson sur
viving partner of Glassford and Henderson, and
Alexander Henderson, jr. Drf'ts.
{" The'defendants James Saunderson and Alex
ander Henderson. jr. not having entered their
appearance and given security according to the
act of as embly and the rules of this court, and
it appearing to the satisfaction of the court, that
they arc not inhabitants of this country: oil mo.
ton OF the plaintiff by his counsel, 1t is ordered
That the said defendants do appear on che first
day OF the next term and answer the bill of the
plaintiff; and that copy of this order be forth.
with inserted in some newspaper published in
the City ofRichmond, for two months success
siyely and posted at the front door of the c api
tel in the said City,:
Copy. -Tesfe,
WIZ. w. HENINC, c. C.
july 10. ~wSw-
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Gurupe.

''rther SstrHcts from !ate Lisbon Pafeys ,stei-
ped ar the C1ce of the AirtcantiLe AGgsr,issy.
b. the sap or0snOko, cdpf. Richards. :
Gen. Reresfo'ds etfctui de.GHs Of rho battle Of
4s.6@hefa.
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Copy Of a dispatch from his HxceNency Marshal
6eresfo,d, re has eaeeiieacy Morshai Gene,GA
Lord " ellington.
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Spikes from4 to inches II cts.
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CONGRESS-.
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,.
I1akea FIR the Aiexaadria Gazstte.l
SATURDAY, February Is.

~''' oN~-NS
Mr.. Garland offered resolution tor re-
peallng the laws allowing drawback. Oh
motion Of Mr. Champion, after some de-
bate, it was made the order OF the day Tor
March sd-Ayes rs, Noes a5.
The usual aauual financial report was re.
ceived from the Secretary q! the Treasury.
The house considered the bill for the re-
lief cf Gen. St. Clair. AIter long de-
bat: The bill WAS committed to the commit
tee of he whole, A5 To AZ.
The house resolved itself into committees
of the whole on the report Of the sci, CT
committee relative to The compilation, by
Mr.. Lamber,, OF pr~cedxnts Of rules, or
du,s, appeals, sc. The Committee OF the
whols agreed 70 the resolutions Of the Sc
lee. saaanait,er, which were subsequently
confirmed by the House.
A ssag- was received from the Presi-
dent, containing treaty made with The lit
tic aad Gssa: Osaye Indiana,
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PHILADELPHIA. Fs6. Is.
LATEST FROM FRANCE.

The last sailing brig Ostnin, captain
Wheldon, arrived at New Castle last eve
ming, in the remarkable short passage of 10
days from Rochelle and $50 hours from
land TO land The supsrcarge informs US
that all vessels in the potts @! France under
American coiors, whether from the United
States or not, whether the csrgocs bs Ams-
rican or colonial produce, are put under
seizure. and their papers ssnt 20 Paris. In
no instance have they been allowed to dis
pose of their cargoes. VIVA, would be de.
termiurd on after the Cd February, to which
time tbs proceedings Of The council OF PRICES
was suap -nded, was very doubtful even if
the BRUSH orders in council should be re.
peaied..
An intelligent passenger in the Osmyn
states. that the letter signed Duke Of
Massa, Paris, Dec. 25," ordering the con-
tinuation of the ssqnestra,on of american
property Gas Publisbt d in the English pa.
pers) was the las, official act OF the Freri h
government that had appeared, and thar
there seemed TO be no hope thar American
property would be restoted.
Previous 10 thu O5min 8 sailing. her irt-
ter bag had been demanded by an officer
and SEA, ashore, 70 be Forwarded to Paris.
All vessels Under the America Tag were
seized the moment they arrived, whether
iadtn with Ame!ican or colonl>l produce,
and ,heir papers sent 10 Pans. lhe'r De-
ing AnerItcn WAS sufficient ground Tor
seizure.
"A large quantity of British manufactures
had been burnt at Rechelir the conF4gra-
ton lasted four days! Thus it is that tnis
hidrous monster Napoleon, vents his rage
on inansmste things.
Capt. NhiFidea forwarded from New
Casti., d, spatches from Mr.. Russell. oar
charge d'AHaires az Paris, to the Secretary
Ui StMc.
The Essex frigate had proceeded to
Ensiansi, and WAS daily expected 20 return,
on her way to the United S,a;es.
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Public Sale.

i'y virtue of deed Of trust executed TO me
by Eadwin Dade, bearing date The sixth
day Of November, 1904, to secure the pay
ment of sum Of money due to ion 4,
Thompson aud Richard Veitch, Lite under
the 6rm OF Thompson ami Neit' h; hail
proceed 10 sell at pu lie auction, for ready
money, at the coffee house, in Ale KAN
dria. at u O'Clock, Oh Saturday, the thir-
tenth of Aprs next,
A Tract of Land, about three miles
from, Alexandra, in Fairfax county and state
Of Virginia ON the Odd Leesburg road little
to the westward Of the lands OF William ho-
biason, Esq. containing eigh'y-six acres:
+. PEYTO&.
February Is. aa"tos.
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Robbery Of the Mail.

IN the 10th of October, 1909, for
I warded from this Office 100 dollars III
two letters, the one addressed to Geo Price
and Co, con,aing SO dollars, the other TO-
Thornbury Miller ard Webster, containing
the like sum-not having AIKEN the numbers
I did not advertise them.
And on The 2ist Noy 1910, forwarded
90 dollars 20 Thornnl,rv Mi,er and Webster
in three nnses, viz Bank of !AleXandrlp, No
4, l7,h December, 1899, $50; No. 81.
same date, $50; and No, II, December "a,
1893, $50; And at the same time for
wardcd to George Price & Co $50 VIZ
Rank of Potomak, No 246, Nov. 7th' 1906,
10, $50. Any information respecting the
above lost notes will be thankfully received.
William Ball. ?. M.
New Baltimore, Va, la"f"
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IN COMMON COUNCIL,
February, s, 1gh

Ordered, That the following persons 10
appointed commissioners for experimenting
the elections 10 be hid in the different
wards Of The town on Tuesday the sth day
of March mex, for the purpos. Of elsc,iag
members Of the common council for tbs
ensuing year, to wit.
Fo, the lst Ward. James Keith, bryaa
Hampsen. John Mnncoster.
For the Cd Wara Geerge Gilpin, Collin
Aud, Nobiet Herbert.
For the Sd Yard. Abraham Eaw,S Jar
seph Smith, Andrew Schol6eId.
Fer Tie 4fh Ward. James Lawrason,
John Johnston, John d. simns.
The election for the ist ward TO he held
at Nou's tavern. The ed wa,d q, tas'
council chamber. The ,hi,d ward at G,L,
ia,t's tavern. Aud the 9Th w.rd at Cotkis
house, corner Of St. Asaph and Dpks
streets.
Extract from the pninasts.
ADAM LYNN, e. e.
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Spanih Mefino Sheep.

will be sold. a. auction, at Broom La|r,
near Alexandria, on Saturday, the sth Oh
February nexs, on liberal credit
Two Rams and thirty Ewes,
which sheep were selected by gentleman
in Lisbon, from flock of 300, and are from
the Cabana's OF tbs Gransumante, the hnest
and best breed in Spain. Certificates OF "mch
as also the sheep, will be shewn On aPpilca-
ton tc
LawuaCon & Fowk.
January Is.
sr TIE sale Of the above men,
toned Sheep was poltponed on "a
tuSdsy iaR in confequence OF the wea-
Their. 1t will take place On Tuesday
next the 10Th init. at IL O'Clock.
Feb. Is.
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February Is.
NOW LANDED

From sioon Olive Branch, Uia Baltimore,
AN additional supply of EaCELEENl
RETAILING COTTON.
IN STORE.
80 Gags Carolina GROUND-NItss
IS Boxes Fancy SOAP,
500 Spanish HIDES,
TRUNKS and SHOES constant supply.
E. GILMAN.
December 81. 60 81 Sa"'
- Having large quantity Of esrsh to
dispose OF, at the corner OF Fayettc ans Tom
MERGE Streets, wontd engage 10 MI up Hny
low grounds adjacent therslos on moderate
t.n,oc Z G..
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TO BE SEEN,
At the N9rth East Garner Of King 1j:S
Washington Streets,
4 M II 6 + Il N.

THE only one of tee kind that has eycc
been Inhibited in America, being COMPOSE
of more than 500 different subj cts, of rag,
beautiful and elegant COPPER PLATE
PRINTS, which collection Of mylholpgicab
categorical, emblematicai Pictures and yiews
OF land and seas, together present prospect
SO intere sting as to crafty the curiosity =
those whp have taste for the produc&soEa
of genius and of the admirable art Of paint.
ing, which asscmblage must impress on the
judicioUs observer the most agreeable sei4
satlons.
AS the greatest part Of tn S collectioa: is
double and treble, the overplus will De 80
to those who may desire to ehllven and CO
corate their houses, as they will not iot =
long time have IN equal opportunity OF s5s:y
ing with such variety Out of which to nl;sss
choice 70 their EkIng-tle prices -Varymg
from 25 cents 10 I and dollars.
This Museum. for short lime, will .ree
open every day, from 10 O'Clock in the fors~
noon 10 2, and from 3 to 5 in the aherrccs.
~ Ambulance, for Grown Persons, caea
day, IS cents, to be paid IA small -rncEsag.
as change will not be given. Any peEsos.
purchasing dollars worth shall be ad.n t,sA
once gratis.
Children, half price, and the parents re-
.sponsible kr any damages done hy thsla 81
any Of the Prints
Nothing is 10 be toecksd o. sl;saiacsd;
Febsaary 70. seo2|
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100 barrels STREET. Csders ,
For sale by
Joseph Vaudeville,
Corner OF King and Fairfax streets
MOUNT EAGLE.

This desirable Country Seat is ION
Sale on liberal cre,it.-Within halt an hour )
eide of Alexandra, it offers every necessary
accommoda,ion for genteei family. Inc
TIT hounds on Hunting Greek; and coh'
Gins TWO hundred and twenty three acres.
,f M, sold bs.ore the first week in April IT
will he leased to an approved Tenant, on &C
conn elaring terms.--Ap publications. may DC
ro,de 20 W1IEzAM HsasERT, Esq 1ie~s"'
dria, or to the Subscriber:
4oaa Carlyle Herbert, ;,
AsW Yansilis, lliaryla'la'
February II.
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~ Was committed to the jail

Ct Alexandria county, as runaway, negro
man who says his name is PA ! o--he
SAYS he is from Frederick county va he
is about thirty years of age, ssont made had
an when committed, blue jscketand trow-
sers. The owner is rogue s,ed to come and
nroye his property and pay charges and take
him swag; o,herwis he will bs disposed OF
as the law directs. :,
Ia4aes Campbell 1ailer.
kszsnbEr ~.
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houses Of parliament, bu, had received the
universal appreciation of the coustry at
large. and they were still further gra,ssrd
by the reflections, that on the re establish.
mrnt of his majesly's health. the proceed
ings pursued in pasiiamen. upon ,Sat ocetA
sion had received his majesty's gracious
confirmation, and had even been honored
with expressions of his personal gratitude.
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CLOVERrSEED,
". KINGSTON. Fairfax-Strsct

Has 7eceiVed few ticrces OF exec lient trcss
Glover 5. ed.
On hand, as u;u4l, good assortrnso: ~
fresh GARDEN SEEDS, Timothy, Orc.lsf4
Csass, Surnet and Hemp seed.
.H.SO.
An elegant ard extensive assortment nt
Queens Ware, China, cat anu plan Class,
complete blue printed Table Sells, with grG-
Wy and fish dishes; Walters, Bread Trays.
Casters, Lamp, Chimney Ornaments, VIII
variety of fancy articles,
February Is. diwlaw.lA
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Mrraanrts Dstsp 6esetis.
MADAY, FEBRUARY Is.
On Thursday last the General Assembly
of Virginia adjourned.

On Thursday last the General Assembly
of Virginia adjourned.
Letters from New Orleans, dated Jaa.
il-h, give an account of a horrd insurrrc-
ton Of the Negroes near there, up the
Mississippi. Many whites have been 'aur-
dered, and many plantations burn, About
500 Of the militia had been called out. The
negroes were from to SEQ. About 20 ne
gros had been killed in an engage msn,---
when they took to The woods. Paroles
night and day were ordered At New Or
leans.
IN Senate on Saturday, NJ. Pope anish-
ed his speech against the motion to strike
out the frs, se.tien Of the =. S bank char.
ter bill and Mr.. S. Smith spoke some time
ia favor Of ,ac motion. The Senate ad-
ournrd before he completed his speech.
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PE RSONS

Desirens cfzuitnessins' the astonishing pe4,-
ers q ejaculation Of ChiMefe years 81
age, are respectfully informed, Aat
ZERAH COLBURN
Has arrived in town, and may be seen ans
examined. at Mr.. Brooks tavelp, Tor few
days. The facility with WHICH he answers
almost any: qucstio put to him is ,raIy
surprising, and cannot fail proving highly
gratifying to those who witness it.
February Is. 81
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;, ;. IN sios', physicians, adjourned to
". dacslav.
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FOR RENT.

A comfortable and very eonveRieR
t~o-s.ory FRAME HOUSE, with Offices
complete, at tho lower end of Royal street,
now in possession OF Mr John M'Donaid.
4 so,
4 small convenient Houle adlsia-
ing, now occupied Ly Mr.. Thomas Jacoass
Possession may be had 2?th February.
Apply to Ohm 7, Brooss,
February Is. cCStT
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CLOVER SEED,

Erow Nc. 4 70 IS,
supply now on band and viii he resu~
larIy Kept, for sale at Tx loves, prices Joy
James Aliiiors
Corner Of EtnS ara Hasdiagfo" sreetss
February Is. taWSt
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-11-12
WILLIAM HARPER's PATENT HEMP

w MACHINE, for breaking, beating and
swinging Hemp and Flax
Which can be set i'm motion either BY manual Ia.
bour, animals, wind, water steam-Iiaying de,ot,
ed considerable proportion of my time, expence and
labour to the construction of this aud useful In
'ention---snd being perfectly satisfied as to it's
superior advantage over all former machines for ST.
milar purposes, have on the 18th of October,ast,
secured the exclusive right to this machine by letters
patent from the government OF the United States.
The simplicity OF the Machinery, and the low price
Tor Which can be erected the great with which
1T can be worked, and the great saving of abour and
consequently expence, with which its operations will
be attended, must render the possession of such ma
chime very desirable object to all those who raise
large crops of Hemp and Flaxa species of culture at
present of so much importance to the rising manu-.
features of this country particularly.
II IS my opinion that one horse power will be sufi.
Gent to drive machine with six breaks and tho
swinging knves with as much ease as it could draw
a light plough, and those six breaks will REQUIRE ~
many men to attend them with one at the swinging
board-Bu as the labour will not be heavy, bows Of
~ or Ii years, even women, might execute, TIN.
business wen, and this force will perform at lea 4
40 times as much in day could be done bv the
same number Of common hand breaks and swinslers
deem 1T unnecessary to enlarge the subject at
present. and shall only observe that all who have seen
the construction of this machine, have expressed of is
their highest superintendent that am now erect
ing machine In this place to be driven by water
which will he ready in six eight weeks so as to as
certain the expence OF its erection and test its utility
upon Hemp which is now ready for the break-sp
that the members of the General Assembly and
others who may wish to view the machinery during
the session may have an opportunity of seeing it in
operation, and its construction, after hich shah be
able TO state the precise number of pounds each break
can prepare per day, and its comparative superiority
over the present method OF using Hand Breaks. Ac-
cor'ling to the best of my Judgment, the common
hand break can produce from rs lo0bs. per day
"A model and schedule will be furnished 10 al those
who purchase Patent Right
WM. HARPER. PArENrEE
November Is wiw
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have ACCEPTED it, az sodieh cpemt the nea-ha-
;tortation taao svouid no. Aao- oherafea a.
saiast her.
Il j. ia she foz.er Qfthe Ersish govern-
Hicnt, atthis fiyac 70 enable Rae P,eSiden 10
SCI fhe non-ini. tortasioa iass aSiG, 6u render
ffy 70 Gis United states an 0ci If justi-e.' IF
Gl'toi Britcin gviU cease 20 uiolafe their nei.-
'r2I righ;S jy rcr,okiny her orti,ra in Cou,i-
ca. ca 7gh:ch cveat atm The President kas
thehosocT, an Instructed 10 i,Jorm y9n
iaat h s0iI sytfAout delay, exercise IL ty fe:--
mn'oiihy NJ oEcrutioa # tEis lo.c.
IL rs hresunicd ma! he cln'M0aicatica;&
.v.iieh I hcuc hal liz honor 10 H;.ke 10 COX,
q nc re"ocasion 6y Frarcc y her decrcea,
soJar rs thy a. .tfsd tie msR:tQi rxghtS "
NE UAitc9 6:atos, aaa u Asi- co';a'xc: since
tie reuoco,ion, qvW trs@ent 10 pcHr govern
aient,a di7;rcnl Vit'sv 0 Dit subject .jium
.hat 7ca;ch IL hcd FIRE taktm, and h,'cduce
al ;fs councils u CORE i.cadeH, cgecf.
ha0e ne G5j,o: 70 0c, sc.
(&'gned.) as. A9G.N,NOE.
Augustus j. Foster, Esq. &c. Sc sc.
OocaMeats 20 b, c;a.t,ud.1
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Co.EffENIClI2O.N.

Dcpagt this LIE, TUESDAY, the 9Th instant, uf.
ter s!,ort and painful illness, which she bore With
adinirabic ro"posure, Mrs. ELIzABErH Pol
,;AEp, tnc amiabie eonsogt OF William Pollard, Esq.
G.esh @. EaaOycr County.
Aihier'e i:s,ecd, is tic task of the Biographer in
rccotn ,hc dc ii oi t,is excellent LAZY foi ne.
YEA It'd hs .cnc! Dis eli character more merito-
iiC'i-, aud nI,e t,rIi, cnrshie-foin her was en-.
icrsd v.c.s ,a,i:ie ad desirable virtue ne, ess.rS
To t'ie conttt;oa o. hilua pcii, cton--sle WAS IN
afeciio:t T. wife, tanderr...,nt aud an este risicd
tscnd. Hut, i.as death has wrapt her in his cold
embrace Her se;,ted names has nct from the tur-
mciis 81 c.rtl!, ills, to its kindred cherubs abosc
Death thou eSorLi, tyralt, could nothing less a-
pease thy vengeance Thou hast robbed two oily
daughters CT mother, Husband of tender con.pa-
nion, and the needy OF friend I,t it is not for me
to euioSisc her ie-a s,titt'y rancN,ic can o. :, he
pronounced: ty these who were more intimate with
her virtues. e.
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NGs/s~.-
NruXnnr

The arrival OF the Lydia, has furnished the Ed
tors o. che Mescsnti,e Advertiser, with London pa
pers o, t'e -5s os September, from, which we ha,e
made the following .xtraets--
T..c k.nr naincd n.Ge! is or previous advice
left ihr, ai &c hopes were entertained Of lis ever
/: recovering
LoNpoN, Sept. 81.
Courier OGce, lat bast o',,,ct.
Letters frnm iislon, OF t.e G, September, state,
al tsc Preach, AFTER p.,Ir,.ring Villa frsca re-
tired tosa:!s Astorsa their headquarters arc in
front OF that town. Gen. Abada has moved TO Molina
o2cca.
Marshal Marmont's army continues to t,iiie TO-
watts Old CASTLE. II IS said this army VIII be rcpao-
eI by sey.ra! Corps iro.. tao arm; in Ccntre then
viii proeeei ny t,c Ia!aTcra road To paccta. /, 10
reported tia, Scut would shortly return wit, great
par, q; lis army To the Cusdiana.
CccfcIal 1eSvs from THE .3ranies ia .StG;r.
MINI, constantly inrso,dI. Gen. Relic IN Navarro
WAS IN want OF arms ana Ammunition: he threw hni-
sell into Bscay, With pare o.. his band, i,, march
ing av by night in the mountains, reached the
oth August the POI. OF Molric, where Enri;sl YES
se.s waited Ger Iiu. lie received 600 frv.ocks and
some tlocsaud cartridges, and immediately resumed
his route through the mountains. Gen Cassaieii in.
formed OF his movements, marched against him de-
tachment commanded by Colonel Lanobcre. Nina
was surprised at DAY -break--s lis CONVOY OF arms
ana ammunition taken, aud was forced TO escape
through the wood, leaving the field some Hundreds
killed aUd wounded.
To the Gazette account Of captures from the enc
my, we have to make the following pretty little adj
ditiou-
Plymouth, Sett o5.
Came in four French chase mares, taken by
iis maicst! sship Sceptrc a French brig taken by
ms maiesty's ship hbercroinbic French sloop Ia
ken b: his maicsty's ship rompee French salot
and soop taken by his majesty's ship Scmrams."
In proportion our army takes up positions be-
tween the Goa aud the Agueda, Narmont (haying
sent mot of his heavy baggage into the Interior and
his SICK from SaIamanca,) dcfles towards Old Cas-
tile. MEANWHILE the army of the north, marching
towards Va'iadod, seems to have an intention OF
proceeding in the direction of Ciudad Rodrigo. We
dare shy the movements OF this army aud OF Mar
mont, are with view OF affecting junction. Pri-
waite letters speak in confident terms OF the mmcdi-
ate renewal of active operations Sout it is said is
returning to the Guatiana with great part OF his
army. 4itoro Sebt g.
g Count Gottorp arrived in this town this morning,
aud alighted at Franks Hotel"-Abeie du Nord,
Sent. 10.
There is an embargo the other side of the wa
French troops have certainly entered Spain late
iy we believe to the amount of 10000 men.
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NOT1N E.-To be Sold, fer rea5y money,
~ at the late residence ofJohn Kimbroneh deed.
in the county of Hanover, the 18th day Of Decem-
Der next, if fair, if not the fair day. all the es-
tate of the said John Kimbrough and james Kim
brough decd consisting of about fifteen likely NE
GROES, stock, crop and furniture OF all kinds
The creditors having claims the estate Of ether
John James Kimbrough, are requested to make
them known on that day.
CORNELIUS BURNETT, .ddm'r.
NOV. H. 4tp
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-11-12

NANCY GOODS & MILLINERY.-Ro
n bert DaUidson has lust receil cd u hand
some assortment of FiyNCY GOODS s. MILE
.NERY, which lie Offers for sale (opposite the Globe
Tavern,) on the most reasonable terlns-The Mill
nery and .Nantua-.tfaking viii be attended TO by
Mrs. Davidson as formerly All orders viii be pune
tualy executed and in the most fashionable manner
X. d. having made arrangements to procure from
the north the newest fashions the shortest notice
Nov. ~. If