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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-06-06


At meeting Of the republicans of Salem,
Massachusetts, previous to the day OF Cleo
ticl, on which these patriots triunphel over
the friends Of anarchy a1d eEenies OF the o.
rlon, the following resolution was amonssr
others a3Gpted.
HherrGs, during the continuance OF the
entarro, several esslJs aDDe tred in the Bos-
tol federal paoers IN j.vor Oh q separation of
the states and Boston aud several others
towns in this commonwealth did AT their
meeting pass resolutions that the crlbarro
act, which had been decided bv the Co1rr 20
tie Constitutional, was unconstitutional and
AID ought not 10 be obeyeI, aud that ali
officers who III .tae discharge Of their
duty should execute il should be held infa-
NOUS. And whereas, at that period, vol1n-
teer associations were organised, who armed
themselves to 5~0ose the law. had whereas
during the save period the legislature of
Massachusets did appoint the President of
the Senate and the Speaker of the House
win unlimited powers 10 carry on 4 CORES
priience witbpersons unsvoAed, and forno-
acknowledged pNposes. sykd whereas, we
oelieye that the iDeitabts of sucn
cooddct Is to destTAf Me CO isitution, dis
selve the Ouion, and .i1Dvegt all governtnent,
and has been tac n,eAiAspi Continuing the ag-
,gIessions OF Ens5knd Ald France. Anl
sfhereas' we h3%e Titlessei with the deep
est anxiety al &tenpt TO Npew the sane
Coarse Of condEt in a resolution passed at
B9s'on on Sunday the 31st ma:Sh last, which
resolution was Scion ioI and aakocated BY
tie rfes',le'i of the S'cnate, aldAi which
resolIticn'it is declared tnat the An-irter-
Coarse IS oninst and oppressive and \" must
AM vii 81 resisted :"-Therefore,
Res0svgd That cordially eo-opeAeting
with oil. patriotic fellow citizens in Matb e.
head, We viii defend with our lives and for
tunes, cur constitution snj laws--an that VIC
VIII hold oursoiyes resdy to march ut a mo
meme warning anl nd in the execution OF
the laws, and IN dsfcalny foreign invasion o..
domestic syea8ou.
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CONDFTIOWS S.

The work to be eieesGtiy printed, o. fine pa
per To ho compr ID in S vols. Price 70 9ub
scFibers s . IS PEE volume, 10 board, TO DC
paid for on delivery q, each volume
Those who procure nine subscribers. and
baeome responsible Tor tlie payment sbAs, have
a tenth copy gratis.
" Gentlemen who are disposed 70 encou.
rage the above work are rcqIes cd e To- ward
their names free of expensej &C 500 as eon-
yenlent. to Samuel Peasants, hIchmOndA
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The issue of the conses on the Peninsula
becomes every day more and more doubtful.
AT any rate Massena seems willing TO Weld
to Lord Wellington the laurels he won from
him last fall, and to indulge his lordshiD in
his disposition TO take the country air and
s-,end the s"nineT months in the interior of
Portdgal--Tle vet ,wmountable Obstacles
taat the 6 son cf' iiiaa;S and the c.11it cff5y-
flt7,," has found ii hofluiqr guar, destitute
CT plan and Of union, as his adversaiIcs have
been, ought to give courage to those tlsnd
Anglo American scS,,s, who fcar, or affect 90
fcarA an Invasion ot our country by tn u. pat
fedccaqpei of Europecr. Surprising che ocean
M long fincuHnoercd with the British nav,
the Creator who ought to receive that graft
tude which is wasted oa the tyrant of the
seas has placed around us a barrier, vastly
more formidable than the Pyrenness, ~ RE
distance Of three M2ucG1d mites, and 1t is but
an i'll compliment to our militia 10 put their
prowess in competition with the Spanish Pat
riots, and their British auXiiiarics. Our
country, like Spain and Portugal, has neither
head nor 2 heart where single blow couid
Tn:ilct 4 mortal wound. As with England,
30 WITH France, oar citizen soldiers spread
over every part Of thecounsry whose fee-siin-
pie is their own, world close upon the sword
ai the Invader like the air, ana leave him cx-
haasied with his futile Efforts.
d.
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EXTRACTS FROM The LoN0os-- esxTxczE
REVIEW.

"The plan appears judicious, and calcu.
lated to fill up an important variety in cur
existing catAlogUs Oh useful oooks, RE
undertaking. was one which required con-
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-12-14

mittcc. q, tLc srh;2ci of pet {, Tc.sp,o.s
Post Roads. -
Mr.. Po;nderter moved IN siiow;nr rcso-
luton =: - rs
Rcsolvcd. That thc c,m,n;t,ce IN pc-.
|OHccs AVA pas 10, Is ha ;ns.,.,c.oJ to ,,..
porta b:li f,.,,, y;,, :, t,;s -, Nc, ,L;sh-
my a post ro,te fr,,, ~ c,nj la.S'tn p;,i-.
neville, to pas; Nv ~. i o,se s.
VIII -, -. y .N-AisS CNr. ;" y! ~
tcrritorT and to bo,s5 ,h p DIG .,ass'}, Xxx,
For, Gt:dI,.,, ~ 49,. ."s .,ose route no"'
FOpFiC;N REs'At,Y ~.
The House re,,,nr,- ,ho .d,,;is,; &c
the rnporS oe IN = cn.e,;r va
iationi " oieiSh nv
The Question beinS o., tho ,r,...,. e.
,hr ,cHnI r.l',., -, s 'Ie ''.e.' ~
an adlt;o,al ,.,.'r.,t,, 500. '''e ''iss'''S
ar C,rw,,,iy 49,, ,,e,,,i.. or.,, .o;.
tee. s;ated ,;s ;,,,.,.ssr t,,at az.
vital nurs rs tbe r.r,,,., an,; S,,,,.,i, ho
had no dcsro ~ 80, :. -. ;',,s.1 t,,ns,,
who :" +, IN. Ia .n'se
forwsrd and st,o an lpo, mp. =?
Nh Ec,,Joinh ~. > 60. ~ ~.
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CONGRESS.
IN SENATE. Dec. 9

Mr.. Giles, from the committee to whom
was referred certain parts OF the PRESIDENT
message, reported four bills, viz. n bill CON
pleting the eaisting military establishment a
bill to raise for limited time an additional
military force a bin providing for the purch-
ase OF certain munitions of war & bill for
the establishment of a quartcrmaster's dc
partmcnt which We're scverally read d
hrst time and passed to a second reading.
The bill to annex the towns of kittcry, FL.
liot and Berwick TO the district Of Ports
mouth, was read a second time, and on mo-
ton OF Mr. CUTS, referred to select com
missee. Aessrs, Cults, Lloyd and Franklin
we're appointed the committee.
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ges, Ebenezer Smith, Hrs. Judith A. Smith,
Jonathan Smith. Capt Francis Smith, Robert
u. Sample. Messrs Smith q Wilkinson, VIM.
9 Shields, Samuel Snon, COL Larkin Smith,
Manore Singleton, Capt. Jas. Spilman, MN.
Saunders, William Smith, Thadus Sob eski,
Mss Nancy Sever, Mss Patsy V Shields, Aes.
Ann Shelton, Andrew Sample, Mrs. Eleanor
Z Smith, Ness Mary Smith, Schlen Spencer.
Capt Benjamin. Travis, Thomas Thomp-
son, William Turpiu, VIM. Thornton, William
Thurmon, John Thompson, I'm. Trmbie, il.
Afrs IA ha Turpin, Greed Taylor, James Town,
Mary Taylor, " lliam b. Taylor, Peter Tur-
ner.
U-Thomas Underwood.
W--Capt IL. Welch, Mrs. Elizabeth good
lin, Lewis Wcbo, Mss Eliza H-hite, IFS. M4-
ny Winn, George Wilson, Robert G. Wdliam-
son. John Whding. John fralkcr. Ragt' 'Yuden,
Jesse W,nn, John W,Dn, Henry Wool, Matthew
Woodson, Philip Woodson, u. KEY. James c.
Tdson, Capt. Charles Wills, An.alem Iyaker,
Wn. d Wrenn, John Weisiord, I'm. Williams.
- Thomas X. Yeetmsn, Chester Yate, RICH
I'd Young, James Toung
NIX. FOUSHEE, p. ~.
October 8. It
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A LIST OF LET TIERS

Rematn'ns IN the PoSt-C6fce a. Richmond
Cfy' o" fhe son day of Seht 1911.
h-Wiism K Allan, Constance Austin,
yohn Alexander, Captain VIM. Arther, Rich
ard Il. Allan, Lewis A. Atkinson, Miss Marth,
Auter.
B-J1mes Bsily, Capt Bouchong, Reuben
Bisky, Miss Frances p. Burwell, John s. Bar
bour, David Beswortb, Miss Nancy Banks, Iu.
man Bishop, Charlotte Brown, Nelly Brown.
Doc r. l.. Bohannon, Dsvid Briggs, Thomas
Busby, Mr.. - Blaky, Exr of VIM. Lipbt.
foot, John BrlnneD, James Bsrham, WIN Byrd.
dohn Browning, Mrs. Hannah Barnett. Thomas
4 Brown, Miss Martha Bryant, Elisha Be
1hel
C-Thomas Clopton, Christopher Clark, To-.
sepb Carter, Landon Carter, Mrs Mary Cbes
nut, Mary Childress, Abraham Cohen. John
Cramsey, Edward Catljn, Miss Ann G.. Clop
ton, George Compton, Capt. Samuel v. j..
Child, Doc: Waldegrave Clopton, John Carter,
Robert Caldwell, Curtis Carter, Joseph Cren.
shaw, Peter Cook, Thomas Churchman, Iosn
Chew, Samuel CsrliIe, Charles Crenshsw.
Ser Samuel S. Carter, Minton Collins, Ionas
Crane.
D-Miss Sisna A. cambridge, Mrs Susan
Dorrlngton, w A G Dsde, Monsieur Ducos.
Andrew D0nav'Iie, Chrisiopher p Dean, Rev.
Thomas l. Douglas, Col. William DsnieI, Miss
Julian E. Dandridge, Archibald cambridge, Mrs.
Jane Dandridge, Capt. Henly Huntington
E-Thomss M Everson, Miss Frances B
Bggleston.
F-Ssmuel Freemon, James Fox.
C-Bfook Gwathmey, Herbert Gains, John
Gray, Miss Rebecca Green, Elder lacob
Gregg
H William Hawkins, Samuel Hart, loci
Horton, Capt. Robert Henry, Nicholas Hal.
lam, Capt. William M. Heth, James Howard.
Mrs. Nancy Herris, Francis Harwood Mrs
hucy Harrison, Mrs. Sarah Hendy, Kimble
1Iowes, DIR. Stephen a. Hopkins, Samuel Har.
ston, Mrs Amy Howell, Mrs. Mary Harris.
Col. John Harry.
9-~Thomss Johnson, Alexander links. T.
lounsoD, Miss Mildred Johnson, Capt Severn
Johnson. Mrs johnson, inks & Morrisett, L
Doch Judd, Mrs. Mary Jones'.
K-Oaniel q, Kily
L-Sa'nuel Lggop, Richard Lyon, Alexan.
der Love, John LIE, Thomas & a. Ledd. Las
Towns, Miss Sally NJ Lewis. Miss Mary IA
long, Ann Towns, Thomas Larkin, David
LeWts.
NJ William Middleton, VIM. +. Major. ss.
muel hcCraw, Denis Mclaughlin, ROIcrt NJ
Kim, Miss Polly Mcdaniel, Elisha Meredith.
John Marian, Thomas Moore, Alexander Me-,
Kim, Nrs. Anne Massee, Maurice j. Miller.
hrs. jimmy Nj Ulster, John Moss, Peter A1nr,
ply, William 1zCLensen, Joshua =. Jf,rris ia.
dab Myers, Phebe Mills, " illism Morton
N-Frsncis Nelson, George Nicholson Col
John Nicholas, Sarah Norman, Robert Nelson.
L. Bond J. Neale.
P--Elizsbeth Pearson, Kiss tne b Pare.
i1sron Phelps, John $. Plessants, VIM pross'.r
Miss Betsy Price, Henry PfObn, Jobs Il penn.
bcrton, Hance Peoples, John Perkins.
R-Beniamin Ross, Philip Rogers Talms
sRehine, w lllisn Randolph, VIM. ROyster, Mrs.
Anne Randolph.
William Scott, Miss Ann Spencer, Mrs..
Hannah Stubs, Capt. Wm. Smiib, John Sur
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sS4 virtue of Deed of Trust, bearing date
~ the goth day of January, 1908, snd Pecor.
aed IN Goochiand County Court, executed to us
~ IhiiiP fieasants, TO secure debt therein
mentioned, will be sold to the bipbes+ b;dder
Tor cash, at Goochland Court House. on The
10Th OF November next, Negro Man about
20 years ofage, and Negro Woman about o.
years OF age, also the TRACT OF LAND
whereon the said Philip Peasants now resides
or SO much thereof as shall be sufficient to salts
~ the debt in said Deed mentioned, with inte-
rest, charges and expences of sale.
LINES PIE 6SA.NTS.
John .4LLRN
Richmond, Sept. "a. wAw
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ED ucATIoM NJ:

NHE SUBSCRIBER intends TO open
SCHOOL for the instruction OF Youih.o,
ne hrst Monday in January next, at William M
Richardson's. rear Georges Fayern-Speiline.
reating, and writing, the English Language.
English Grammar and Arithmetic, wi, bS
taught at eighteen dollars per scholar, for the
tcrm The Latin and Greek Languages, NorA
Philosophy, Rhetoric, Algebra, Surveying and
tuc,ds Elements, attwenty FIVE dollars per
scholar. The year Will be divided into two SEES
SONS, OF hive IN ,nths each, the moaths Uf vacati.
on being June and December. Boardin-: ma,
nc had in the neigbborhood, at convenient
dstance from the school. William NJ. Rich.
ardson also will take Re W boar,lers, with The
exception OF finding beds.
GEOhGB RTcKaRDSoM
Goochland. Sept. II. wSw
X OK SALE and Transportation, i've likely
A Young Negro Men, now confined in the
pen'ientary--A Among whom are one, d Host
ter, one 3rickmouIder and one good house Ser
want.
Sept. TO- IF
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M. NJ. PE6CHy

" IRGINlA AT a Superior Court Of
Chancery holden at the Capitol in the
CITY OF Richmond on the eleventh day of Iune.
1910. - 'u"e'
Sami. G. Fauntleroy surviving Ex'or of Moore
rsun'ieroy' Pts
John Walker Tomlin, admir-. &c. of Walker
Ioml;n, decd. Judith Littlepsge ZONES. late I'm.
dith Ltilepage Tomln and Williamson p Jones
her husband and John Walker Tomln and Ro.
bert Giborne Fomln, which said Judith. Iobn
and Robert Tomlin are children OF tn. said
Walker Tomlin, Bartholomew McCsrty and F.
lzabeth ms wife, Tarpley McCsrty SURVIVING
husband of Cstharine McCarty, decd. lanes
,. Mclean and Alphis his wife, Moore Fam.
tieroy TomlIn and Alfred Beaie surviving h,s
oano OF the late Susannah Beale decd which
SAID Ehz -beth M2Carty, Alpha Mclean and
moore Fauntieroy ComGp are the surviving
children OF Robert Tomlin and Susannab b;S
wife decd. and wbich Cathsrine McCartv and
Snssnnsh Beale decd. were also the cbiidren
OF Robert Tomln and Susannah his wife. which
SAID Robt was an Executor & which SAID Susan.
nsn was a daughter, devisee and leo afee of
Moore Fauntieroy, decd. and which said Bar
,loiomew mcCsr'y is ex'or. or admir-. of 10
pesI iohi'''i deco. Dects
This cause in which the amended Ri, and
Bili OF rev'vor bath been taken for confessed
against several Defendants, and in which the
Biils are now t9ken for confessed against lanes
). Mclean and Alpha his wife who are out of
this country and against whom the plaintiff An.
pears to have proceeded in the mode prescrib-
ed by law in such cases, was this day heard ON
the Bills, answer of Walker Tomlin and Judith
Littlepsge Tomlin, John Walker TomLin. Ro-
oert Chlorine Tomlin and Thomas Fauntlerov
lomln infants by the said Walker Tomlin their
Guardian to the original Bill, the Joint and sepa.
rate answers OF Bartholomew McCarty and z .
ilzabeth his wife, Tarpley McCsrty surviving
husband of Cathsrine McCarty decd. Moore
Fauntleroy T0mlin and Alfred Beale. surviving
husband OF the late Susannab Beale decd. To
the other Bill and the proceedings in the suit re.
viewed and was argued by Counsel on consi
derstIon whereof the Court doth refer the ac-
counts between the parties in the suit to one of
IT'S commissioners to be by him examined. sta
ted, settled and to the Court reported, with anv
matters specially stated, thought pertinent by
himself or required by the parties to be so sta.
ted. ''A
Copy. -Teste,
WIZ. w. HENINC, C. C.
COnrn1iSsiOner's Office, Rich-9
tlond Sept 4. ISL.
IN parties concerRed are desired 20 take nm
tice, that lave appointed Thursday the ooth
day of October next, for carrying into effect the
preceding order of Court, on which dsy their at
tendance is required at my Office, with all their
papers, accounts and vouchers, ready for cyan.
nation and settlement
WIZ. FORESTER, Il C
Sept. 10. %.
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yRIR7Y DOLLAPS REWHPD.

IRIRTY DOLLARS REW.ARD. :
SiOLEN from the subscribers stable in Pow
- hstan County, on the night of Sd inst a small
dark bay Horse, about q feet 8 inches high
'eft lore foot white--no other marks at present
recoiiected--A small yellow bay Horse. with
aSr,Pe on ms nose, was since found in the
woods, near the Subscribers house, with sad
die' 5reat-coat, and sundry other things, which
are supposed to have been left there by the
Thief '''
The above reward wilt be paid for the re-
covery OF the Horse and conviction Of the thief.
or twenty dollars for the Horse only
E. HARRIS.
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TIE SUBSCRIBKPS

III OOooOA1OEHO.
DEO leave to inform their friends and .t
1D public, that they have taken for term 81
years, the large, commodious and comnIetelv
ire-proof Brick house belonging to Capt. Rock
and situated at the intersection of Cary street
by the cross street leading rom the main stree,
to Shokoe Warehouse, where they will contin.
ne with unremitted industry and attention ,o
prosecute the business of Auctioneers and Com.
mission Merchants-They will make as kers,n.
tore liberal advances in cash on all sorts of good.
entrusted to their care, and no storage viii be
charged where sales are effected
AoneHre, Robinson t1 Pieasanfs.
Aug. 80. IS
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HOR SALE, the LAND whefeon the sub.
scribsr lives, 10 miles from Richmond. on
The great mountain road, containing 5s8 sc,es
about 300 OF which are cleared the balance
well tmbered with piue and oak, with god
buildings for the accommodation Of famiiy. r
q most excellent orchard. For terms apply to
Thomas Norvell, or ~
nm. b. CH,H1IBERLAY.N
Sept 20. IS
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LAND FOR Sale

ME Subscriber wishes to sell the tene.
Il ment en- which he lives, containing about
seventy acres of Land, on which is good dwel.
ing house, corn house, and the necessary out
houses tor the accommodation of a small fam;
ly. tits good stand for Physician. 7 n vvar
Merchant, Mechanic or Public house. living i'm
mediately on public road, and wi hin a Quarter
OF a mile of Buckingham Courthouse, Terms
OF Sale-One third ofthe purchase money viii
be required in six months, and the balance in
three equal annual instalments, to be secured by
deed oftrust on the land, Or approved personal
security. r'O''a'
Aug %. NiDCs; 5r.
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ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REW6BD.
X sCAPED from Capt. Pool, at salsburv.
- North Carolina. on or about the 6heen;yb
day OF July LIST. the following Negro Men ~
IDAN q PICK, which were purchased in
the State of Maryland, few weeks before !.
they are both very likely men and each abon,
iivG feet nine or ten inches high, and from TWEEN
" hYe to twenty seven years old, tile former of
bright complexion and the latter (Dick) verv
black both are very artfuI and intelligent me-
SrocS-- Their clothing is not recollected
They viii mo doubt attempt to make The he's,
OF Their way to the nofthward, and il is stated
that they intend directly TO Richmond De-
iersburs, or Norfolk, in this state from whence
they expected to obtain water passare.- : All
masters OF vessels and others are forwarned
from hArborns. or taking the said negroes out Of
me above reward will be given for the an.
PrehensIon OF both the said negroes, and seen
ring them IN any jail so that get them agar
or hfty Dollars for either Of EN-, and if lel3ver
ed to me IN Surry County, Virginia, all otber
reasonable expences Shall be paid
FSEL~DASV BELL.
~F''r~V' an
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ME Subscriber, wishes to sell he H..
and Lot in the City Of Richmond. fnnn.'
ohocke-biii,) at present IN the occupsneg -,
Capt. Henry S. Shore this Lot may be H.;
dsd so IS TO suit purchasers, and possession civ
IN on the lst day Of January next, at which ti,mc
small part OF the purchase money will he 70
CURED, credit Tor the second payment viii he
gwen, until the lst dayof Sept. 1912, and the
balance will be required on the 1st dsv 81 es1
TENDER, 1913 For farther particulars resnel,.
ing the above valuable property, apply 10 Mr.
George p. Digges at Mr.. Kings store I,
Richmond, or to the Subscriber in Hanover eo,ln.
y. 'Ou"'
a. COLE DIcGBS.
mug w &c
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Dy Virtue of the last viii and 1e,,,m.rt

RY Virtue of the last will and Testament
, OF VIM Dandrdge Claiborne, decd. nh
Be sod to fhe highest bidder, at Public Auc, on,
son toe Prem'ses) on Monday, the 2lst day OF
October next, thst valuable PLANTATION
called CAHOKE, lying on Pamunky River, in
'be County Of King William Cont ming by
a late survey, five hundred and eighty eight a.
cres--hnd seventy one acres ia separate
Tract, nearly adjoining, all of which is Wood
Lano--Ihere IS on the FIRST mentioned Tract. 9
good ORCHARDS, and formerly Valuable
riSHGKf, though of late ii has not been used
The Lands and improvements will he shewn
by Mr.. Power, living on the premiscs-At the
same time and place, will be sold, all the stock
OF Horses, Cattle. Sheep and Hogs, the Fodder
ana P:ahtation Utensils, few fine -blooded
hLARES OF an excellent stock, and four MUI r
COLTS-Terms of sale will be made
known by
BURWELL BASSETT, ,
And = Ererufo,o
THOMAS TAYLOR. 5
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2ooo sacks Salt, most.
iy Liverpool filled
1900 lbs Coffee, most
ly green
SIS Crstes assorted
queens ware, stone
ware, loose and in
hhds.
so barrels New.Eng-
land Rum
w. !. do.
Brown Sugar
Loaf do.
baltimore Whiskey
{ aruthe-'s and Lev.
burn'srecti6ed wir;s-
key in barrels and
tierces
Ncw-Yorls prime and
New Orleans pork
Clirt and whole her.
| rings
Swedes and country I.
ron castings
German Crawley and
Blistered Steel
Window Glass
China IN small boxes
Half pint and pint tum-
blers
Wine glasses
Sept. 90.
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W1LL1AMsn uae. sspt. 21

WILLIAMSBURG, Sept. 81
HE Subscriber offers for sale at pnh,;c
Auction, in the City of Richmond. good
BLACK SMITH. He win be sold en the Is,
day OF January, on liberal credit Approvsd
security will be required of the purchaser
M. NJ. PE.dCHY
The above subscriber is prepared for tbe sc.
commodat'on OF eight young Gentlemen, who
may choose to favor her with their companv,
the ensuing course, as boarders
Sept. 27. wsw
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AcoRy. Teste,
WIN. w. HENING, C. C.
WASHLNGToW T.hYERw
Sept. 10.

he partnership of ODEN & MOORE wss
L dissolved, this day, by mutual consent, and
the uncxplred term of the lease, has been trans.
ieTred TO N''
CURTIS r. MOORE,
Who alone is authorised 90 receive the debt.
due to The late concern of Oden & Moore.
lie begs leave 10 assure his friends and the
public IN general, that every attention shall he DO
voted to render the Establishment agreeable to
travellers and others who may favor him with
their custom.
Private apartments, suitable for the receptl.
on Of families travelling, and as convenient and
agreeable as any IN this city, separate from that
part OF the establishment devoted to public en-.
tertainment, can always he furnished
ThrV-hye members Of the next State Iegis.
iature' can be comfortably accommodated, on
application to
The Publc's frieAd and Servant.
CURTIS X. MOORE.
Aug. 90. ,ySm
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EoK SALE-A valuable LOT on Cary
4 Street, with the large and substantial bricl
WARE-HOUSE thereon, lately in the occupan-
cy OF the subscribers They have on hand.
Madeira WINE of best quality, in Pipes, half
Pipes and quarter Casks
Moncure. Robinson g Pleaaants.
seq. 3D. -
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Aug. so.

lNoMMlTTED to the jail OF Nsgtat4h..er-
~ land County on the 9th July, 1911, NE
GRO MAN, who calls himself HARRY, sup.
posed to be about forty years of age, about s.
ieet SIX inches high, ola dark complexion, has
a down look when spoken to, and was dressed
IN sailors clothes, says he belongs to a Capt.
Hams, who sails from the ports of Philadelphia
snd New-York. -
ROYSTON Belts, Jr.
Goaier.
September 6. w3mg
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-10-08

OTlCE.-All persons Having claims a.
gsinst the Estate of Minton Collins. dec
are requested to exhibit them for adiustment
and those indebted will please to make imme'
date payment to
RICHD. DENNY,
A.. a. IefiEg exscnoy.
NNuk' obFf wit
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-10-08

REGARDING HOUSE IN WILLIAMS
~ BUKC.-The Subscriber residing IL the
City of Williamsburg, continues TO furnish
GARD, lodging, washing and entertsnme n,, on
reasonable terms. for Ladies, Gentlemen, BOYS
and Girfs, by the year, quarter, month or siorfer
period-Rsr house is large and conmodious /;
and she hopes, by the goodness of sccommoda.
tons, and assidaous endsavors to please, to
give general satisfaction, and merit the patron
age OF the public.
ANNA BYRD
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-10-08
WlLLfAM SHAPARD has for sale 49,.
W following GOODS. viz:

MI HAS soT SStc
8, viz
Glass salt cel,ers
Race aud ground gin.
ger
Spice .Nutmegs, Alum
Salt pe;re, Indigo
Chocolate, Birthstone
Rice, Mustard
Imperiai & gunpowdes
Tea
Powder and Shot
Snuff
Ivory Combs
Log wood
Writing and printing
paper
German Rolls
Sack bags and sacking
Ravens Duck
Romai Handkerchief
American nianuJact.-
reii Goods, piz
Rcd tirke