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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-03-05
Will stand this Season.

W III atd!lQ ttl.S p,sCdS(lii.
| "A my static il Auclia ca,n.y, foa&,'..
plantation Formerly Jiie res.a5acc g.; .Ic
tate Col. vivion tirookinc) rpH9 hp.;or.,t
tox river, abont &c Y, - ilrlsw Rpv..,.
bridge by HI rosd,) nuies from Us g.
bridge, lS miles abnve Petersburg, am y
mites south of Richrnvnd. ------Anu as ~
times are diiiic0lt aud money les, ;.ien.y.
ne VIII cover at the ia'y price ct Or r y
DOLLARS the season, which viii g.. tn.
mence the first of March, and end che iiest
OF August; very extensive and good Dls,-.
rage, with separate tets for mares az,
toais, and servants board gratis; tot wh {,
mares are by direction, fed WIKI sis... 4
reasonable charge will be made. [t.:S
attention shall be paid, and care takea, ";
fHll' not be responsible for Escapes ursny
Kind of acc dents.
Mares may be covered by The team 80
Fifteen DolHrs cash, sent with tar.u, o. -
Insurance at Seventy Do.irs (wti,a i.,us-
certainly he paid ii the PROPERTY 10 tie
mare is changed -----I recommend ta'v,,,
tiemen at a distance, ID send lniee m, rs
before they foai. as small SAFE lots viii be-,
provided for the accommodation 81 such.
and 1t Will afford thcnI the chaace C. eu~.
ter colts neZI~ye9r.>> With each ARE
gentlemen WIZ syfId NAM a dollar 20 Toe
Dollars, pah6E fCiEfY mas next; WHOM
II pad on # tffork thd frbt of August
!, s'n t?54. ss@S s:s so'a
inches hish,,wN<h ssfao} dinsry greet ryw
ers. HIS PAsgTee md Performance, en-
the turf, are now-vco well known 10 nc.,i
detail, Gut can be seen or reference Go ,i,s
Racing Calendars ana. general Sald b7r,,
suffice At to say, that lie was one 81 tie
best Racers IN SEnsiard, particularly tor
meats and heavy weights. Ia b.coj, in.e.
rior 10 no horse in the world, b@iag Coz Nv
DIR fcter out of Marion by Alfred, and . =.
taxing oil all the favorite and best bio a oF
England, viz. =Gcdulphin arabian, n.
ces White Turk, Bartlsts Childers, Devon
shire Childers, Reguius, Marsk, Ma,ct.e,,.
Old Fox, Tarter, Herod aud H,cn!lgyr,
and with truth, it may be said, TIA, lac IS
equal, it not superior, u any horse that c,
yer was imported, and cost more iuopry.
his stock are full sized, and Ike t.r.,ss;f
remarkably hue tempered and thriltv E.; al.
most as dociie as Sna7icis. ara probably,
easier 10 break than any ether colts. Fyo;,,
the sample which The public have seen on
the Turf there can he no doubt Q! ,nsir
be'ns Nacers-SiX on.y have started. and
four of them are winners.
ZEKIEL DANCE.
February 4, 1911.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-03-05

John Mayo,
Edwin James Harvie, for
himself ADD his ". Ytner.
Dabney Williamson,
William Mayo,
Alexander Fulton,
Joseph H. Mayo,
Robert Gordon,
William Foushse,
Benja min Sheppard,
John Sheppard,
John Buchanan.
ond, February 20, 1911. ct
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-02-06
FIRE ASSURANCE OFFICE,
PROVIDENCE, JANUARY IL, 1871.


WHEREAS til. Proprietors ofthe S'erlng C0sisa
w .'fannyaetur.ng Csnp4ny have claimed the um
insured upon their Cotton Factory and Mac hnsry IN
Policy No. i24l, issued b, THE PROV iDENCE
MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, the
sad property having been consumed by fire No
uce is hereby gwen 10 the Members of The said fre
insurance Company, that for the purpose of paying
the sand loss, the Board of Directors have made AN
ASSESSMENT OF FOUR PER CENT. UPoN
The ORIGINAL AMOUNT OF THE DEPOSils
NOTES in the funds of said Company, and the seve-
RAJ Members thereof are hereby nothed pay their
RESPECTIVE proportions of the said Assessment,
WITHIN THIRTY DAYS FROM THE TWEEN
1iE1H DAY ~ JANUARY INSTANT, TO THE
TREASURER, AT THE OFFICE OF 1hE COM
PANf, IN fRoNIDENUE, at which place may be
seen list ot the names of the Members, ana of the
amount of their respective asst stssnents; tor wh'ch
purpose The Office will be open daily from To AZ
NJ. and from , to 5, r. NJ. Sundays excepted.
The fsisring er,rocf from the eighth .5rae. Of the
Constitution sf Me Company, "a pn6isheo for Me
nyormalsa Of the .lfen'oers
THAT ;ie Bold II DHe1tors shall, with all con
venent expedition, after receiving motto. ot any loss.
sustained, settle and determine the s1m 10 be paid
by the several Members oil he Conp.n, as their ie-
sl,otNe pr, portions Of such loss, publish the
same in such manner they shall ,hnk tit Provid.
ed always, that the To b, paid by each M, mber
shall be m proportion 10 the original amount Of has
deposite note sr notes. All whit h suns shall De
paid into the hands of the IRE surer, within thirty
days next aGer publication Of the same as ator, SAID
and IN default OF such payment. th. pyry making
such detu ut shall forfeit doubl, The sald rates ana
neglcctug to pay the said forfeiturs ii a. days
more, shall and may, by The Directors foi he time
being, be excluded and debarIed and shall lose al
benefit and advantage Of his, her their insur,
and assurances respectively and all right to the stock
of this Co npany AMI shall, notwths andng, be Ii
able to the payment OF the rates, pursuant TO his, her,
or,heir covenants and engagements, contained Az
these presents"
BY order Of tie Board Of Directss
WILLIAM LARNED, Secretary
N. b. No payments can bee received for this Il
sessment, unless made in specie, or in bills d,posita
bic at the Backs in Propidsnce
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-02-06
SCHOOL hooks.
G. GEOR RG E w A n TON,

f.4s The Store lately occupied BY WantOn e RaLbsne
II AS Just recclvtu ali addiuona, a>-
l. L sortment Of the latest and best Editions Of
School Books,
which he will sell by the groce, dozen or single,
low as can be purchased OF the publishers alhons
those last received are
Webs .er's Spelling Books,revised edition;
Alden's 1st, I'd, and Sd Volumes Dabops Arthma
tick American e ceptor ; Morse's Geography I;
Columbian Orator ferry's, Walkers and other Dc
tionaries Murray's Gl amman; Introduction, Read
or and Seqne to do. Hartford school Bibles; Phiia.
delphia and common Testaments.
He has also Just received few more groce
Clergyman and Clergyman Minor
AlnandCRS, tor 1911
Yarmer's, and Bickerstafs Rhode.lsland do. at the
groce prices.
He has also received large assortment of
= Blank Books
no, r::ued Blank Account Books, of every shape
and size usually wanted, made Of the best Hartford
Ceases best English Satin Beavers
9do. best American Hats
Warranted not to crack or fade. few boxes Youths
and Mems felt Hats.
Paper HangingS and Borders,
will be sold remarkably cheap-lower by so per cent
than the usual prices The assortment has been very
considerably enlarged by the addition Of several
thousand Rolls, from the lowest prices, at IS cents
Der roll, to the most elegant patterns.
A large and very valuable collection of
Books,
mostly from the Providence bookstore, now sci.
ling at about one half the price usually charged.
Prayer Books,
great variety, with and without plates, and with ad.
ditional Hymns lin plain and Morocco bindings. from
S6 cents to So.
Singing Societies
can be furnished with Reeds, Jenks's, Shaw's Hol.
den's and other Collections, of the best Editions
and at the lowest prices by the dozen single
Dec. l2.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-02-06
Latholic3 Seminary LOftetv.

THE. drawing of the Frenchto,vn Catho-
Il hck Seminary LOTTERY, third Class, will
positively commence on the ist MONDAY
Of March next, (sickness or death excepted.)
Persons having drawn Tickets in the present
Class, and who have reelected taking out the
same, arc hereby reque sted to Call immedi-
with the Town Clerk OF this town, for the
benefit OF those persons only who purchased
their tickets of the Managers or some person
legally authorised BY thea. 70 s~ll the came,
PARDON TILLINGHAST,1 !
THOMAS FRY, ) Manoyers.
GEORGE CARD,
OrTICKE1'S may be had Of either of
the Managers, and at the Office Of the Rhode
Island Rehu6fcan, If called for soon.
East-Greenwich, Dec. ~.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-02-06

N OT,CE is he,eby giv, n. That the subscriber is
~ duly authorized lnd empowered by His Ca'ho-
lick Majesty's Consul, Don Juan stouPh,on, Esq 70
repre- sent tn. owners md others concerned ~ the
Spanish brig Minerva, ste capt. Angel Clfuen'ts,
wrecked on the night ,f the 2<th alt on Brinton'.
Reef therefore, those who may BE- in posse sson ct
things saved requested TO give the earliest infor-
nation and lodge their claim tor salvage.
Newport, Jan T. JOHN EARL, j..
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-02-06
FOR SALE,

A IL the right, title and interest Of 1fose' Seira''
"A late of .Se,ybors, deceased, in the 23ds OF two
tr,u,s Of Land, the one lying IN Hopk'nton, III the
county of Va,hnp,sn and containing about q acres,
with dwelling house thereon standing The 9TH
er lying partly IN Hepkinten and partly in Ereter, an
said county and containing about 65 acres now IN
the occupation of Mr.. Jsseph hIsh For further par
ticulars enquire Of
;ScassEp Ssai' sEIxss. ss.xAs' E1se~.r.
Jan. 4
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-02-06
GEORGE MILES,

HAS taken the southern half of the
l. L Fire proof brick store, opposite Mr.. Towns.
ends cofee-house, where he offers for sale
lo half chests I Bohea TEAS, OF the first quality,
l3 quarter do. for retailing
few chests souchong do.
One trunk gentlemen's Gloves, assorted.
few Piece Goods. .aso-
India Point Gin, in pipes and bbls.
hhds. Wilmington Tobacco.
So firkns shipping Butter. and
sm. Bill Of Exchange on London.
Nov 81.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-02-06
NOTICE..

NOTICE.
THE Subscribers having commenced business
l. under the firm Of
ANTHONY & HISCOX,
Offer for sale at their Store, on the Ferry Hhart
opposite Mr.. BENJAMIN Whightman's, agsnuine As
sortment of Groceries, which they intend 10 sell as
low can be purchased in town.--Tbey solicit the
patronage Of the pubck.
The smallest favour will be gratefully acknowledged
HENRY ANTHONY,
JOHN s. HlSCOx.
Newport, Jan. 2, 1871.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-02-06
NEW MAIL L.tNE..

THE publick are informed, that adsily Mail from
.Ne1spsT to Boston, and from Boston to hewporf,
commenced on the lst inst. The Mail for Benon -
closed at O'Clock in the evening and the Mail fiom
Boston arrives at z O'Clock in the evening.
JACOB RICHARDSON, ISf Master.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-02-06
nANIfL StiaLDON,

DANIfL SHELDON,
IN gsPEC rFULLY nforms his friends. that he
N has on hand
A quantity Of excellent cedar Clspboard
cedar Shingles. pine Single, Boards, Planks
lofts, &c. &c. .,iPR.
which he will sell cher. At his ssaad. d.,ss. e IS.
8URNDs' whsrf.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-02-06
WIN q > p q ON l. X,
S.iIL-M.fKER.

INFORMS his friends and the publick,
Il that he has removed from his former stand, to
the large, safe, and commodious Loft the wharf
of the late Gales GARpER, Esq He returns his
grateful thanks for past favours, and will make every
exertion to merit continuance Of the patronage OF
bis friends and the publick. Nov 49,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-02-06


Superf. black, blue, drab,
mixed. bottle and grass
green Bio.S!clolhs.
uperf black, blue, drab,
and MKT douLie milieu
Cassim, res.
lmp'l. aud Princes Cords.
tock,ngne t.
ellce Cloths.
Table covering Baizes
Miiled Baizes, fiannels,
and Coatings.
Black, green, dove, pearl.
and lead coloursd BON.
bazetts, from 2 to So.
W,ldb0res, Rattinets.
Cotton, silk and worsted
Hose. Vesiings.
Shawls. Long Shawls.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-02-06
NOTICE..

NOTICE..
\ LII persons who are in debt to EPHRAIM HAZ.
"A ARD. jun. are desired to make payment by the
25,, of March, or his demands will be- lodged with
attorney for collection.
EPHRAIM HAZARD.
North Kingstown, Jan. 9, 1871.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-02-06
STEPHEN DEbLO.S.
INFORMS HIS Gus TONER'S And

THE p u lex,
THAT he has received per the Manchester
Packet from Liverpool via. .NcwYork, gener-
al assortment Of HARDW ARE GOODS, which are
Of the best quality, and which he will dispose OF at
wholesale and retail, as low or lower th.n be
purchased in America,-
-.4mongH which are the foiloIviny-
Morocco and Buff col cry description
CURED Tea Trays. of few pair OF Elegant
every size. Looking Glasses, &C.
Tea Cadees, Bottle stands --ALSO,--
with and without pla- quantity Of WOOLEN
ted rims GOODS
Snuffer Trays, Broadcloths
Elegant Brittania Tea Plain.
Pots of the newest Serges
fashions Coa,ngs, &c.
Knives and Forks Of ev-
Which he will sell by the piece single yard, at
Hcduced prices.
Newport, November IL, 1910.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-02-06

T; BILE Cloths, GA "a.
Diapers.
Co,erain Shirtings.
Coiourcd Can,bricks.
Ditto, White, ~ and
o.
Hair Cord, do. Linen do
Fancy Musllns.
Bandana, Flag. Barcelo.
ia and Linen Handc'ts.
India Cottons.
Brown lineus.
Silk Gingl,ams. Cid do.
Calicoes.
Furniture Chiptz.
Lace silk aud cotton Arm
lets.
English silk Hose.
cles, not particularize d
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-02-06
JOHN A. 5 II A w,
WATCH MINER,

NO 30, Ih0mfs-o -oIree!,
Offers for sale. lev as can be purchased at any
store in the tatr
A General assortment of fashionable and Fancy
"a Goods-anong which ore the ioAoHisg-
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-02-06

\, Granted and commoi. spoons, maifow, mus.
Engiish and Geneva tard and sah 40. SUI
Watches; gar Tongs, scissors and
Git ADD mahogany frame Pincushion CHAINS, si-
Looking Grasses; yer Pen, il-C*ses, silver
Brass Hanoilo,s, sho,eis Thimbes, plated Cas-
and longs: tors, Sugar longs, Can
Brass Canuls sticks. dles,icks and Spurs
BsirA WARE, viz. GoLp A JEwELRy
Tes-rots, ,Sugar.BOw,s, WARs,vz Medaions,
. Crean-Pot, Table ana Lockets, Bseasi-P'ns
Tea poons; plain, topaz and pearl
CuTLEkY, vIz. Knives set, Finger Kings -id
Forks, J.cknives, Pen gold and hssr,e Far
knne e., Razor sc cissors Rmb s,oi every Cesciip
Snuhers and Trays; tion, Bracelets OF elias
Portable Writing Desks tick & plrin hairwolk,
Bsckg gammon Tablss; god Necklaces, gold
Flute, Flies and Violns Watch CHAINS, Seats &
Hunting Apparatus, OF keys,eleg mt oorneiian
every description; Keys, set ~ gold, gold
Patent and common Sus- kp ul>ts;
penders. Ladies md gentlemen's
Reeves Colours, different PocketboukS& Purses,
sizes; OF every description
SILVER AT PLATED Fancy common Neck
-WARR-sver Crea Lees, OF every kind
Pots, Soup and Gravy " ith an extensive variety
Ladies', Tea and Tabl, of Fancy Goods
Watches of every desc iption, cleaned and Iepsied
with accuracy ana Warranted.
Jewelry and Silver Ware, of all kinds manufac tui cd
and repaired.
Hair Work and Gold Cyphers neatly executed
Silver Ware and Gold Necklaces warranted good, or
the money returned.
Cash, and the high hest price given for old Gold
and Silver.
.Ne.sport. Nov. 7, 1919
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-02-06
FRESH GOODS.

LOPEZ e. FAIRMHN,
HAVE just received and are now offering for sale,
at their store, i34 Thames-stl Get, an extensive
$500. tment OF Fresh imported DRY GOODS, con-
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-02-06
= Wortby Of Attentio~ ~

THOSE who wish topurchase goods
i OF an excellent quality. and moderate prices
VIA do well to Call on
NATHANIEL SWEET,
At the old stand OF NATHAEIKL SWEET CO.
No. lO9, Cheapside, IhDms-snes.
Who has recently received Ia! Sc quantity of goods,
from Boston ana NeW-Yoik, Of Tic latest inporia-
ION which he offers at Who'll. sale and retaii, iow
Can be purchased in Rhode island.
-Gmsng .shch are the tsit01Viny--
Coarse, fine, and supertnc Broad. .iotls, Of yariSus
colours Cassimeres Plains Dcvoishiie kelsey !;
Coalings Bla kets Baizes and Flannels /; Kusse,s,
Widbores, and Bonbazets India lotions Lsn-
Goes, and Gngh ans Linens DimitIes; Vest pat
terms Hosiery black and white Laces Ribbons,
of ali colours white Cambricks,o-4, ~, o. VIDE |;
sIik and cotton Umbrellas with most other artlccs
usual al his line
ALSO, RADsoAE ASSORTMENT OF
LOOKING GL.IooEo.
And perhaps ~s elegant an assortment Of
NUS and Tbbets,
As Can be found in the state.
Nov. II.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-02-06

With many other articles, not particularize
hicw!Ah II be sold very low for cash. nov. Il.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-12-10
HLLETIN EXTRA.

~ u. ANUNCIIIUCT u, 1911.
Inc war between our vigilant custom
house Officers and British Goods is prosecut-
ed with Shirt and 7varmfh. A few DAYS
since strong squadron of Rum rifemen ca
pitulated.-1And Yesterday they obtained a
victory Over corps commanded by Gen.
:5roadciofh, although he was covered by some
Hawking parties of Salt Fish. The enemy
was well concealed by hogsheads /; but af
ter struggle surrendered.-A few of Gen.
5roadcloth's corps endeavored to escape
through an auction flee, but was discovered
oy our JordSers and shdr1t-shooters, and
brought in. In these grand affairs we suffer
ed not even scr.tch-but the booty taken
oy our CAD Of zva,-nren is estimated at about
3 0,o0o.-CentineI
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-12-10
GENERAL WILKINsoN's TRIAL
lCoMMUNIGATED.1

We mentioned some days since, that on
Che 9TH of this month the court-martial, hav-
ing been in session more than two months,
and examined all the witnesses who had been
offered on either side, came to 4 resolution
TO close the testimony for and against the
accused, and gave the time he asked for to
prepare his defence. On Friday the 18th,
the day on which the General was expected
70 make his defence, large and respecta-
BILE audience assembled in the courtroom
As soon as the court was opened, the Prcsi-
ilent asked General Wilkinson if he was rea-
ely to proceed in his defence Gen. w. re-
plied-" Mr. President, / am ready but
having understood this morning that wit
ness has arrived, on whom my accusers have
chiefly relied to cIimii.ate me, 1 have not
brought my defence: because, my doing so
might have been deemed expressive Of a
wish on my part to shut ont the testimony now
ready TO be offered / have, sir, no wish to
exclude any testimony that can be produced
against me, even although the source from
which it is derived is most foul and polluted.
z However it may be obtained, whatever as
pect it may wear, let it come-I most will
{ lngly meet it. All that have ever asked,
all that l have ever wished to ensure my
triumph and cover my accuscrs with re-
s,roach and shame, is the privilege of meet
ing their proofs fairly and openly and speedi-
iy before an impartial tribunal"
he witness alluded to Ill Gen. WIS adj
dress, was the celebrated Don Ihomas Po7u-
Sr, who arrived, it was said, late the evening
before. The court, alter some delibcration,
rescinded their former resolution, and deter
mined on the examination of Power.--While
under examination, and when the Judge Adj
vocate was engaged in writing down part
of his testimony, Power addressed himself
to General Wilkinson, and said aloud" 1t
is an unfortunate day for you, General, and
painful to me, to make these declarations ;
butit is your own fault. You have placed me
In situation where ] must STAB or be stab
bed." In the course Of his examination Pow
or again addressed himself to the General
who replied indignantly--"N aword from
yon, sir-don't address Yourself to me-
"A short time afterwards, the court adj
lourned until the next day. Power passed
ny the table where Gen. w. was still sitting
with MS counsel, and addressing himself to the
General in the most civil terms, said, with
bow, General, / saw your LADY just before
] ieit New-Oricans, aud"-The residue of
MI Powers speech was spoiled by an angry
interrupt IN from the General, who cxclaim-
cd, Rcgone, Sir--not a word. If you speak
T. me again, snail DE tempted to do you
some Injury Power retired without
reply. ill.,
Il wasn0t ~. Smith Of MARYLAND, as sta
It'd in or last, VINO moved to fill the blank
III the Census bill with the ratio Of 10000,
bit mr.. taylor of :. Carolnas ID.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-12-10
{ ,KANcERY-aii,illesev county you,1, o,,os.s;.

- 1911.
staise DAVIS adm r. de boms nor, of James Ddjskt,
.Igainst
Charles Collier, Benjamin Faulkner admir- de Dot
rms non, OF William Didleke, decd & John cuarl,s
executor oil John George, decd inf,
On the motion OF tlie commandments he tbe;,. 49,,
ney and 1t appearing the satisfaction Of the ,ourj
that the defendant Charles Collier. is not an nbal
taht Oh TINS commonwealth, and not having entered
ms appearance and given security according 10 an az
ot assembly and the rules Of this court II s o-dered
WAT the deit Charles Collier, do appear here on al
before the FIRST day ct January court next and answer
tne Compliments bill, that copy of this o,.er I'D
forthwith inserted in the ENQUIRER for 10 n'on,nJ
snccessIvely, and another posted TT the from. door al
the court house of this county ~
A Copy. Teste,
December 10. g.,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-12-10
December 10.

VEN DOLLARS REWARD--For npprehendinu
Z and securing negro BARNA, who ran awaS
from my Plantation in this county some time in SEM
teinDer last and has since been seen near Richmond
where It IS supposed he is now lurking Baina is :.
boy about eighteen years Of age, feet 6 OF. inches
nigh, slendcrinade, of the common complexion has
shlii scar over one OF his eyes. also vei large
one on q beieve) his right s e. occasioned Inv bs'
has remarkable long handle and feet, one Of lis ancs
larger than the other, occasoned by sprajh when
young, and causes him to limp when he walks. the
to be seen. f'''"
Inc above reward viii be paid 10 any person se
curing the said slave so that get him. information
oy letter forwarded to the post-o;ice at Bry,lies
store IN tins county, will be attended to.
Lunenburg, Dec. 10. ,iw,,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-12-10
SEIZURE IN BOSTON

Warming to Smuggters !-English Goods
to very large amount were seized yester-
day by the Officers of Government, in one of
Codman's sores, Landall's lane, for having
been smugged into the country. The goods
with fish al each head) were very nicely
packed in fish hogsheads!T No person has
appeared as owner, nor is it probable there
ever will These fish, e. broad cloths in
hoSsheads, we're consignment from an cas-
tern port toa firm in this town, who by this
unlucky procedure will lose their commis-
sion at least
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-12-10
LiUinesfon VS.. JcGcrson.

81 The following is entered up MS the
Judgment Of the Court.--ln few DAYS. VIC
hope 10 lay the opinion of the Judges before
our readers
" Livingston VS.. JcGtrsm.-Ip Trey7'aas' .
This day came the parties by their at
tornies, & thereupon the dcfendant's dcinur-
rer to the plaintiffs replication to the de
PENDANTS plea to the Jurisdiction of the
ee'F', srsDey .argIca arc adNQ&ed good s. Il
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-12-10
NORFOLK. Dec. 6

. NORFOLK, Dec. 3.
Capt. Barber, of the brig Thomas, from
Algeziras, which place he left the 18th Oc-
tober, has politely favored US with the fol-
lowing particulars
That the Spanish army under Gen. Bal
iasteros (70o0 strong) had abandoned it's post
between iarisa and Algeziras, on the APP
proach OF French army 11,0OO strong) un-
der GEM, and had taken shelter un-
der the cannon of Gibraltar. The French
were encampcd within quarter of mile
OF Aigezlras and the Spaniards were wal
ting Tor reinforcements, when it was expect
cd they would attack the French. The City
OF higeziras was entirely deserted by it's in
haoitahts, who, on the appearance of the
French had taken refuge in the little Island
OF Patonas adjacent and were in the mos,
miserable condition.-Heraii.