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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-08-30
Sales at AUCTION.

TI>HE Subscriber will sell AT Public Auction
without reserve, under The management
ofhes,rs. Noncure, Robinson s. Piossants-sil
his Stock in Trade, amounting in value to abou,
10000 S-AmoDgst which are the following ar
uc'es. viz.--Teas, Sugar, Wines, Cordials, Chi
ma, Class Ware. snd great variety of other
articles too tediohs to enumsrate, comprising
very general assortment of Groceries.
The Sale will commence on AToadqy the 10Th
day of September next, at his Store on the
Nam Street, aud be Continued from day to day
until closed-Terms--ail su'ns nnIer 8 so, cash
S so and not exceeding s 2OD, so days
S 200 and not excssdiug S 500. 80 Days 500
AID upwards 100 days Cre;iit-Notes nego;ia-
BILE and PAYABLE at the Bank Of Virginia, With
approved cndorsers, will he required
AUBIN LAFOREST.
August 9. ids
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Dogmesllf.

The report of aninsurreCtion at Jamaica.
we are inclined to believe, is unfouufed, let :
tiers from Kingston tothe 10th uit. being re
ceived. which are silent on 50 disastrous q
su6ject.-Phi. Print.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-08-30
AMpTHILL MILLS FOR SALE.

n " pursuance Of a decree ofthe Circuit Court
Il of the u. States, for the District of Virgil
MIA in the suit OF Gsmmll and others against
Public Auction, those valuable Hills in the
County of Chesterfield, formerly the property
OF Archibald Cary, esq known by the name Of
the Ampthill Mills with the appertinances, in.
Guiding the djaceut buildings and about 60 a
ores of Land.
The sale will take place at the front door Of
Gie Eagle Tavern, in the City of Richmond on
"Wednesday the 18th day af September next. tie
terms of sale are one fourth part cash, and the
other three tourths in three equal annual pay
nnents, bearing interest from the date of the
purchase. The property to remain bound in the
hands of the purchaser for the balance of the
purchase money, and to be resold by the sub
Gcribera or any two of them, for ready money,
Hthe purchaser shall fail to make payment
cordng to the terms of Sale For particular
description Of the extent and boundaries of the
F1nd, those mclining to purchase referred 10
the survey made in the suit above mentioned snd
hied in the cause, and any person wishing to
view the Mills may see them on application to
Mr.. Fenwick the present Tenant or his Mana
ger his term will expire the first of Oct.
next, at which time possession will be deliver
ed this purchaser
These Mills are well calculated for msnufac-
eiring Flour on an extensive scale, and their SIT
Gation on the navigsble waters Of James River
about five miles below Rich mond, rend. IRIS them
particularly vslushie-They are understood to
be in good order, but Of this the purchaser will
Judge.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-08-30

FOR SALE, Lot No. 7l3, IN ShockR HiIl.
Z near Mr.. John Gamble and immediately ON.
posiCe Mr.. Curtis Carer this loo is well enclos-
ed, and has on it, small Dutch.roorcd house.
and number Of handsome trses-for further
particulars enquire of
THOS. TAYLOR.
July 81 ~
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July 9S

/ AN INIUNCTION--Tap
Essex County Court, held the 18th day of
June, 1871.
Hun ley Moody, Pr
AgGtHss
Joan Earle, Stephen Chenault and James
Buckncr, DeftS.
Came tae plaintiff by his attorney, and It sp-
Fearing TO the satisfaction FINE court, that the
defendant Stephen ChenauIt is not inhabi-
tant OF this state, ihat he hath Il entered his
appearance and given security IS required by
la"' on motion Of the plaintiff, IL ia orde,ed,
That he appear here on the FIRST day ol Novem-
Der court next, and answer the plaintiffs bill,
and that a copy hereof be inserted IN some
public ne wspaper printed in the Guy Of Rich
mend for two months successiyely, and that an.
other copy hereof be posted At the front door oil
the Court House of this County.
ACoby. Iesie,
WILLIAM b MATTHEWS, p 9.
FOB
JOHN LEE, cLE-
Aug. 81. w8WT
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PJKE'S EXPEDITIONS.
u Nv w ANN1
by his attorney
JOSEPH MARX.


TUST published md tor sale o. John X Jones,
= opposite the Eagle Tsvern (price S in
boards or s 3 50 neatly bound An account of
che Expeditions to the sources Of the Misss.
eippi, and through the western parts Of Louisi-
sTa, to the sources of Arksnsaw, kans, la
plette, and Pierre Jaun rivers performed by
order Of the government Of the u. States, dur
inr the years 1906 6 & 7 and tour through
Sle interior parts Of New Spain, when conduct
I'D through those provinces by order Of the
captain General in the year 1897 by Major T.
NJ Pike illustrated BY Maps Charts. These
youraes are written in the Jouraal form, 20 which
are added copious statistical & geographical APP
pendices-" To the Ceogrsphert will be found
an invaluable acquisition nor less interesting to
the general Reader."-Seiect Rev.
Aug l3 epSw
W To Rent & possession given Immediately :
She Rooms over the Store occupied by ] X &.
Zones, together with the Kitchen, &c.
TTrHE Subscribers having connected them
Il selves inTradc, un derthe FIRM Of R7'dN
End WILKINS, tender their services Ven
due d Commission Merchants -rhey have ia
ken the large ffe.proof Lum6erhouse on the
street, leading from the Main-Street to the Ba
sin, where they are prepared for the reception
Of Produce either on Storage or CommIssion--
FROM their experience in business, united with
their determination to adhere At all times 60 the
strictest attention, as well as the interest of
chose who may con6de to them the transaction
Of their business, they hope to merit share of
che public patronage.
John W. RTAN,
ROBERT WILKINS.
Aug. II. Inn
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TOR SALE.-150O Sacks Liverpool Blown
IL Salt
500 do ground do
BALES Coating
-rierces London Porter
DO Green Coffee.
Pipes Gin
IONS Bar Iron
Do Rod do
DO Blistered Steel.
RALSTON & PLEASANTS.
Aug. 30. If
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-08-30

AZ ASON'S NEW POCKET COMPANI
Iva ON is now in the Press, and will be rea.
dy for delivery to Subscribers and Others, in
few weeks
Surry County, Aug. 10. I'm
IOHN LACYhss established a commercial
, house IN Ii NcH6URG. and will transact
business on commission. Some friends IN Ken
mond having kindly undertaken to assist hin in
his cndeavors, he Eaters himself With being e.
lie to give satisfaction 10 those WAC may en-
ploy him.
Richmond, July So 4w
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IMPARTIAL.
RosToN. June s.


u" Our French papers, LIE Moniteur,
to the 9Th April, are silent on Portuguese
and say very little Of Spanish affairs
They are occupied principally with the e.
vents of the Imperial nursery. Verbal
accounts from France will be found below.
FROM FR.a.NCE-Direct.
Capt. Harlow, in the Calpe, arrived here
yesterday, from Best, as Cartel, with
distressed American seamen, &c. NJ.
L'Esealier, Bonaparte's consul general,
had taken his passasein the Rose in Bloom,
for New That many American CT
Gzens continued detained in France desti-
tute of the neccssaries Of life And that
although the French papers pretend to de-
ny the fact, the French continued to take
and condemn American property.
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N OF ICE.

IN consequence of the unparalleled de.
struction of Window Glass in Alexandria nv
the late awful hail storm, think proper to
Inform those inhabitants who have suffered
by this visitation Of Providence, that l will
glaze by 10 and furnish Glass and Putty al
ten pence halfpenny per pane, and all other
sizes as reasonable as can
Just received a good supply of WLNDOW
CLASS, in boass -
10 by 8, IL by 9, IL by 10, IL by 9.
IA by 10, Is by II, IS by 70, Is by IL,
II l-s by IA, - by 10, 90 by ~, IS by
a. with numbel Of various sizes, which /
will dispose of at reduced price.
Daniel Mcleod.
June -.
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next place if a neutral has not right to
pursue vessel upon the high sea (and the
law of nations does say that she cannot
out Of the jurisdiction of her country then
the pursuit Of the sIoop Little Belt by the
President. Capt. Rodgers was wanten
and wicked violation of national law to en-
danger the peace and happiness Of this
country !-some apology might have been
found in the ignorance of Capt. Rodgers
upon the subject of the law; but the ex-
eeuiive having publicly approved his con-
duet, have taken the odium upon them
selves and skulk behind the misrepresen-
tation of their printers for a justification.
These printers wave every part of the sub
iect except the last scene where Capt:
Bingham fired the first shot and this is
trumpettel with extacy and exultation in
sidiously to rouse the public resentment.
Il say Capt Rodgers as neutral had no
right by the law of nations to pursue the
Little Belt. say when he came up with
her he was bound to make himself known
neutral and say challenge the whole
host of sychophants and pensioners to con-
trovert these positions.
IMPARTIAL.
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NORFOLK, Jane ic.

NORFOLK, Jgnc fe.
The Frisnte United States, Commodare
Decatur sailed yesterday ii'om Hampton
Reads, Ola "A e,Hiize.
The Unitnd states Brig Ftren. Captain
Guds5g, arrived in Hampton Roads yester-
d&Y.
Among the various reports OF yesterday
it was current, That a large British frisate
and a sloop "a war were off our Capes on
Friday evening.
I'm. Grey, Esq: and Lady. arrived
here last evening il The British sIoop Of
war Atalanta. capt. Hickey, from Berma-
ia. with dispatches to the English charge
dies affaircs at Washington, and to Col.
Hamilton.
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Port of AIexandr,Q.
CLEARED.

Schooner Hero, Craft, Boston,-by C..
1. CatIett & John G.. Ladd.
The Schooner Mary, Stanton, Of and
for Alexandria was left at st. Jago de Gu.
ba, IS days since to sail in 6 days.
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Public Sale.

On WEDNESDAY nert the 18Th in stant, At
three o'clock, will be c6ered for safe, on the
PREMISES,
A Lot of Ground, situate at
West End, adjoining the old turnpike gate.
containing near one acre. There are on the
premises Dwelling House, Store House
and Slaughter House, suitable for butcher;
the lot is we'll enclosed and part cultivated
as a garden. The terms of sale will be ono
fourth cash, and the remaining throe fourlhs
in equal annual instruments.
Richard Vanpelt.
June u. d5t
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-06-14

VI the NlZcJte nave received the nllOfma-
ton from source which they have right
to think is worthy of credit. And we
heartily wish the intelligence could be de-
pended on. But We are under tile recessi-
t. CT declaring our disbelief of the whole
matter. The public may resi- assured, thai
however weary Madison may BE- Of: the
present state Of things. he will never do
any thing of Il dscisire nature against
France. AS to French promises, every
maa knows that he never had any conf
dsnce in them. If he had he must GER
tainIy be an ideot, Tor no man OF sense c.
yer placed an reliance on Gailic faith.
With respect to Mr.. Foster We strongly
suspect. that he will not be received in
this country with cordi:iity, and that il
he IS received at all, he will be dismissed
with disgrace. In less than twelve months.
Lastly, with regard to the new orders
given to our navai commanders, the as
sertlaa IS unqUsstionabiy Incorrect, as we
Enoir that new Instructions have been is-
sued 20 the captains and commanders OF
cur i.iSates In the course Of the last two
mOnths.
The pu!iie may wonder how il is posi-
bic That the editors Of the Gazette ce5id
be 50 imposed upon as it is we'll known
tiat they would not Intentionally deceive
their readers. We know nothing Hela-
tive to the sources OF their Information
but we know a little Of the mti;suas Of
those who at present rule the destinies Of
our nation; and we should not be at all
surprised if Messrs. Lang and Turner had
received their intelligence extraordinary,
from persons actually in the secrets Of
government. Such Receptions have been
frequently played off upon federal editcrs,
by the coadiutors of Napoleon.
We should not have dwclt so long Oh
this article did We not think that those
who had communicated it to the editors
of the Gazette have an object in it. 1t is
calculated to lull the people into security,
while perhaps measures arc taking OF a
quite contrary nature to those which are
said to occupy the administration. The
people ought to be on their guard.
The N. Yorh; gazette in reply.
The editors of two Of the Evening pa
pers have amused themselves by a courte-
Gus contradiction Of the news from head
quarters in Saturdays Gazette. We are
not much astonisaed, when we review the
past folly Of our government, to find it
doubted, that any thing like correct poll
CIV should now be adopted: but we are PER
suatiad that we are not mistaken, ana that
xyn bnya mot ia t0;S instance benli ;;,,~,r.-
ed upon, as is minated by our frien,: >t,',
Lewis. 1t will be seen by tie article
which eth;s day extract from til govern
ment papcr, that a part Of our statement
is ccrrc5orated. We rejoice at the pros
pect Of IA confirmation OF the rest.
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sent taste, is literally speaking lis body !;
and strange to tell tile fill grown misses;
naturally prone, as We might suppose; to
al1atrimony, seem determined not to have
any body. 1t is presumed, however, that
this determination will not last long; and
that by next winter, at farthest they will
have some body"
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VARIETY.

Miss Owenson has in the press an In
dian tale, of which report speaks more
highly than of any work she has hitherto
submitted to the public. Its entitled the
Missionary.
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FRIDAY MOnNNG, jane Ii.

.arpo;nimnt bg the President.
JosErH III. hlANDGylLLE, Captain OF
CGIal1.y.
About the time Of the resignation. or
dismissal, Of Robert Smith, Esq. the Ma
tioaal Intell;genser published the follow
ing paragraph
We view the mission to Russia OF the
utmost Importance to the commerce OF
tire United States, and the most honorable
aDDOiatment abroad that is i'll the gilt OK
our government. That it is deemed by
the executive OS high Importance that we
should properly be represented the court
Of 81. Peterst,,Fsfl, may DC inferred from
TIE ssiscfisn .gis;si.! has 6ech. made OF so dis
t;apuished eit;zea Is the present SecretG-
IN Of Stale es oar enjoy TO t!lGt court, and
from the pr3mat;tGdo with which sue
c.ssor to M. Adams has been appoint
ed
The object Of :i.is publication was sus-
peetc;, ct that time, but il is perfectly I'M
Ssrs,ood aogo: It WIS a bucket OF cold
water poured on tie fallen Secretary's
back; alias, complete core. NIore than
two months AGO, this most {" honorable
aDrointment'' was declared to be OF the
8. utmost importance to the commerce oil
the United States;" MIR. Madison was
extolled for his promptitude" in appoint
Ing a successor to SIR. Adams; and now,
behold, it is quite forgotten; it has va
nished like the bass!esS fabric Of a ris'on.
PeopIe who pirate so much about Consist
eney. ought to rccoliect the "tales OF o.
Their times ;" anu it is to refresh their
memories that we now republish the art-
Gle.
:. No argument like matter q fact is.'
The selectn,en OF NewhurypOrt have OF
far.,i 1900 dollars reward for the disco
very Of the in2cn;iiar, who caused the late
dreadful fire in that town; and commit
tee has been appointed to ascertain the u
mount of tile property lest.
Eairaet OF lsiier from a gentleman IN
.Rrorfyis 10 merchant Of thiS place.
d:it:d June 10, 1874.
4 British siooo OF war is arrived oft
GER Canes III short passage from Eng
land by way o. 2ermuia, bringing Lea
don accounts - the 18th OF May. MIR.
.SsraT, formerly British agent here, is
lust landed from her, and l am told states
that dispatches are forwarded to the 60
ycrnors of all the British possessions IN
the East aad West-Indies. Canada, ne.
relat;v. to some measures adopted by that
government in retaliation upon our non
imyortation law with England. which
with other acts OF hostility on both sides,
NAV ultimately lead 10 open warfare.
Northumberland of the democratic
pape-s contain a ioag letter from one A
mos 3. Fuller. the year before last a 1e-
,,arai representative from the county OF
Madison. in viii, d letter this Mr.. Fu'lcr
sets forth many right forciOlc and grave
,,.oso.s WHY nc has turned Democrat
Eut Mr.. Fuller might have given all his
reasons in single sentence. lie Only hau
10 say. g; applied TO the federal counci,
ofaoDoin.ment for the Office OF Shcrl1 ana
WAS refused '-i.. L. Er. Post.
r,he editor Of the New-York Commercial
advertiser published the following re-
marks Oh the New-York Gazette ac-
eount of the Presidents views.
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From the Boston R9pertory.

Is our country prepared Tor war Our
administration and their partizans appear
to be extremely anxious for it, and to ex-
ult that, at last, it appears inevitable.
Where arc our preparations Our gun
boats are strandinS on our coasts, because
they are unnlanageabie. Or das!,ing the
brains cat of their crews. (Reco'lect Mte
accounts. } We have three or four iri-
gates. Great Britain, our s. assumed e.
nemy," has 1881 vessels ofwar. ofwhich
ESQ arc ships Of the line. Against these,
offensive policy would be madness, and we
do not require or expect it but surei " it
is time to prepare for defence. 1t is time
to give orr merchants notice. TO tortliy
our coasts and harbors. To lay heavy
taxes while taxation is practicable. 10
borrow money while any credit remains
The prospect of war with England
at this time, must be particularly unplea-
SAINT to our merchants, as there is great
probability that the North of Europe Will
soon throw off the Gallo yoke, ana OF
course cease to plumber us. Portugal too
the ally of England. is now openl, TO us
and Spain, from appearances Will soon
be. VIC are joining Bonaparte, at last
when his projects are desperate, his for
tune failing him, and his friends dcscrtinS
him-with the glorious chance OF being
completely ruined, ourselves.
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Joseph H. Vaudeville,

Has just received
20 quarter casks London Particular Te-
neriHe
10 do. Sherry, excellent quality, and
10 do, Malaga Wines
4 hogsheads 4th proof old Jamaica, and
8 do. Windward Island Rum
$50 sacks fine Liverpool Salt
100 tons Plaster
10 hhds. low priced Sugars
so boxes fresh Lemons
Is trails soft shelPd Almonds.
IND
20 boxes Window Glass 8 by
10.
June l3. dat
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An extraordinary twelfth cake was ex-
hibited in the shop of pastry cook in
The city. The materials which composed
, it, weighed half ton. 1t contained 270
pounds of currants, and 1000 eggs its
! circumference measured eighteen feet, and
Tx Key top was garnished with a variety
of appropriate characters. The novelty
Of this exhibition attracted great num-
Der of spectators and many of them
proved fine subjects for the practical dex-
terry OF the pick-pockets.
London paper.
A gentleman passing the shop of Mr..
Tuse1cell, dealer, observed, his name
would be as7ceit without I.
An honest quaker was asked, if Lu-
nardi would ascendin his balloon Friend,
says Obadiah, do not NEEDLE with flying
reports.
As neat newspaper blunder as we
have lately seen, is in New York paper
which in advertising a property for sale,
recommends it as capital stand for car
rying on business " upon the most erpen-
sire scale,'' instead Of e;rtensiue. So ne
airy is it for us printers to see that G.
ven our advertisements are " right to a
To-
AT one of the principal theatres in Ire
land, the audience were lately dismissed
for lack of numbers, with the following
address: 'Ladics and gentlemen, as there
is nobody here 7corth playing to, this play
will be repeated to morrow evening""
When Elliston was playing as star Of
Salisbury, he complained to the manager
of the inattentiOn of one of the performers,
particularly in one scene where he ought
to have struck him-'s You must excuse
him." replied the manager, he is not
striking actor"
A facetious soldier, lately sentenced to
receive hundred Iashes for mistemean-
or. objected to the execution Of his SEN
tence solely on this ground, that, being
pirate, he had no right to receive corpo-
rat punishment.
The extreme fondness Of many females
for slender ,caists is thus delicately des-
cribed by some body:
GA lady Of fashion, dressed in the pre-
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From the Spirit Of Serenity sir.

From the Spirit Of otoe7l1y S11'
The National Intelligencer in all the
paraeraphs,spon the subject of Capt. kodss
ers and the British sloop, shrinks from
the question of right in neutral to pnr,
sue anv vessel upon the high seas; anu
vet this certainly is the most important
part of the enGuiry-because in the hfst
place it involves principle OF the Ia" OIL
nations and it can't be denied that our
executive have always commended that this
law was immutablc and binding upon ey-
cry civilized country. Because IN the
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From the .NorfiolE Herald:

From the Norfolk Herald:
When pleasure call'd at fortunes will,
Is made to disappear
And sorrows sent its place to fill,
How sweet is PHYS tear.
When nis'ry with her haggard train,
Close frowning in her rear,
Grasps on the wretch, ali then it's plain;
That sweet is pity'stear:
When foes are nigh, and friends desert;
When grief and sorrows near,
Who cannot then with truth asserts
That sweet is PHYS tear.
When he who wears the form of man,
His fellow form ensnares;
Turn from him pity fyou can,
Nor bless him with your tear5s
My friends desert, my foes oppresss
Both care and grief are near
Look on me pity, turn and bless;
All bless me with tear.
DIED, on Thursday 9th inst. in the 17th
year of her age, Miss Mary Se:rsmith,
daughter of MIR. Nj. Sexsmith, Of this
town.
- At his farm in Loudoun county,
(Virginia) after short indisposition, d.
MEL M'Carty, Esq. formerly Of Fairfax.
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.arpo;nimrnt bg the President.
JosEPH II. hiANDEYiLLE, captain OF
Cavalry.
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EPIGRAM.

BONY by various feelings mov'd;
Opes to our SHIPS, his Ports they say,
And then commands, to show they're lov'd
That they no more shall come away:
NOT-.aagry. -.
l demand satisfaction! my true place I'll
have,
Tho opposed by the Prince ofthe Art
And, when demos assert 'sBoNY's decresS
are off,"
1 will fight for my place after 8. ares
NOT.
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THE editor of the New-York Commercial
advertiser published the following re-
marks Oh the New-York Gazette ac-
count of the Presidents views.
we have no doubt but the candid editors
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.aLEY.iS'DGiA D.liLF GAZETTE.
TO SHEW
TIE VERY AGE AND noDY OF TIE TINE
HIS FORM AID PRESSURE.
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A gentleman passing the shop of Mr..
Tuse1cell, tea-dealer, observed, his name
would be us7ceit without I.