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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-03-15
Feb. %.

DY virtue of deed of trust, bearing date
Id the 9Th day of April, 1902, executed by
Nathaniel Harris to me for the purpose of Sc
curing sum of money therein mentioned, to
the late hrm of Buchanan, Dunlop 6. Co. will
proceed on Thursday, the 21st day of March
next, if fair, if not the first fair day thereafter
auction. on a credit Of one, two and three ears
Teoual ms talments,1 A TRACT OF LAND,
on Falls creek. IN the county of Pittsylvsnia,
less beng the sahoe tract which the said Har.
ris Inherited from his deceased father, and on
which there are good Dwelling House, Store
House. Distilery, and many other improve
ments. Mr.. Alexander Bro wn- who lives on the
land, will shew it to intending purchasers, and
any information wanted may be lad by aPPIica-
tion to me-Bonds with approved security, to
bear interest from the date, will be req'uired, but
the interest will be RENTED ifthe principal 10
punctuay PAD.
.. John DUNLOP
Petersburg. Feb 90, 1911 ids
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-03-15

I'm Observation-Disclosures County.
l. Jan. Court 1911.
Henry H Dedman, eonrb't.
4gdfrst
Philemon Hurt, Jr. and Daniel r. Barnes.
admir- de bonis non OF Philemon Hurt, Senr.
deed. Deff,,
On the motion of the Complainant by his
Counsel, and it appearing to the satisfaction of
the Court, that the def't Philemon Hurt, Jr is
not an inhsbitant of this Commonwealth 1t is
therefore decreed and ordered, that the said
def do appear here on the LIST day of April
Court next, to answer the bill of the Complain
ant, and give security to abide by and perform
the FIXTURE decree of this Court, and that a COPY
of this order be forth with inserted in some news
paper published in the town of Petersburg or
Richmond for eight weeks successfully, and be
posted up two Court days successfully, at the
front door of the Courthouse of this County
and that the def't Daniel Il. Barnes admir- as a.
foresaid be enjoined from paying, conveying A.
way or secreting the goods, cbattles or effects
in his hands, belonging to or debts due to the
said Philemon Hurt, Jr. until the further order
of the Court,
A Copy. Teste,
w. BARKEWILL, Q. NJ C. c
fep' ZZ' wSw
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-03-15

TRY GoODS--BEN.TAA1IN RIAfBALL,
~ Has iast receiOed 80 packages seasonabie
DIR GOODS, whieh, With his former stock,
nldkes an extensive assortment and Suhleh he viii
cell at such prices as mill be well worth the atten-
zion of puychGseys.
Those zDho are not acquainted with hi, mode Of
doing 6nsiness, are Informed, that he nevey asks
a. price 20 fall" a liberal dtductioH from retail
priees made to those Dho purchase b, z1hoEesale, Ell
ther for cash, Country produce, or Acceptance in
totDn.
sfd1Hdgy ~. gp3,1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-03-15

ME subscriber has just received from h.u-
i rope, and for sale at his GLhSS Gr CHI
IA SIORB, hrst door above the Eagle Tavern,
Early York and Sugar Loaf Cabbage Seed. to.
gether with a general assortment of Garden
Seed, various kinds ofearly Rsreripe Corn, Red
and White Clover and Timothy Seed all of
which he warrants to be fresh
I'D. HALLIM
Jan. 10. ysf
N. b. My Tenement, near DR.. Foushee,s
Garden, is still for rent-terms will be made mo.
derate 10 careful tenant. Ell
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-03-15
March B.

FIFTEEN DOLLARS REWARD - Rsn-'
l. away from TIE subscriber, on the Cd ms. an,
apprentice BY the name of Isam William, M
Wells, about eighteen. or nineteen years old and
about feet S inches his,b, he is a very noisbIes
boy, he has got scar or the right side ofbis
neck, il come by rising and IS yet sore. for
warn all employers of boot and sT.' e-makers from
employing him, and masters of vesse.'s from ta-
elng MN out OF any port in the u. S. Dr. harbor-
ing the boy. The above reward viii be gi-
ven to any person who will take the said Inv up
and bring him to Richmond, 8. all expences pati,
or lodge him in any goal. expect he is in Peters.
March 8.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-03-15

@ JACOBS has removed to ssie south side of
Ne Cary street, near the basin, has now land.
ing, and for sale
1000 Sacks SALT,
10000 lbs. COFFEE,
On terms very accommodating to purchasers.
Cash given for Tobacco and Flour
Jan. 8 tf
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-03-15
I'HE Partnership of oSs and Red !. this day

ME partnership of Oss and Reid IS this day
dissclced By mutual consest
me books, Papers. &c. are placed in the han4s
% And'etD Stephenson Esq. fer adJpstn1ent Al,
persons ha0ing claims against the abooe firm.
fs'H please cali on said Stephenson for bays,enr
q dllfersons indebted TO the said o. G. X. are ca,
nest.y requested to nrake Immediate bay,nent 70
me said Stephenson Of ribs CITY, he being dlonc
fh0rfsed TO gram receipts, Gc
.JORN B OGS,
=. HAMILTON C. REID.
Me'eh ;. #
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-03-15
FOR THE ENQUIRER.

AFIER READING "SCOTT,S lazy
THE Lake"
what tho no knight nf Sno,-doun's bill
now drives the stag from Monan's rill.
Nor mounts on rough Benledi's side
Nor shoots the bark on silver tide.
what tho no monarch quit his pow'r
Io seek tor love in sylvan bow'r.
And fancy's rainbow's diamond hue
strikes not with flame Roderick Dhu--
Still! glowing thoughts thro' fancy roll;
Still burns with love an ardent soul,
When rising manhood's hopes inspire
Ihe bosom with ETHEREAL fire.
Loves rapture-beaming eye and mien
Gun shed on man their softest CLEAN,
And melting smiles, or spectres grim
Arouse or lull the storm Within
What tho no bold chivairous knight
With dauntless yalour speeds the fight,
Yet hercer toll on man devoIves
10 vanquish love by proud resolves,
what tho no artless sylvan maid
heclines beneath the haze. shade.
Nor paddles Ger Lock Katrine,s blue.
Nor climbs the heights of Ben.venue-
let woman's smile is sweet as ever,
And man is taught by smiles to love her.
In beauty rob'd, as amber bright,
She bushes like aurora's light!
In her all heavily charms reside
Which warm the bosom's crimson tide.
Her coral lip, which blushing glows.
Seems feeling seated on q rose.
Her breast IL yet the tenderest theme
That ever thrill'd human dream.
And as from clouds of Ebon hue
The moons white edges heave in view.
Whene'er her bosom panta with woe
II shews ITS little globes ofsnow.
Her radiant eye yet beams a glance
Which wakes the soul to wild expanse.
And mans warm heart tho proud, and high.
Suii remoies at that conqueriDg eye.
But ev'ry lsdy's not the same
So true as Ellen was to Crane.
loves emblem hare-bell droops its head.
when told that consistency has fed,
Ihat puTe-eyed faith is but dream,
And conscience battles in Lethe's stream
let sweet are beds Of yiolets blue.
And sweet the pink when wash'd in dew:
The rose still sheds its fragrant balm.
And tulips sleep beneath the calm;
The mist still curls on mountains side.
And cascades dash in splendid pride
No longer loves sweet sympathy
Is silver link, or silken tie
Winch heart to heart, and mind to mind.
Ia body or in soul can bind"
No constant smile now soothes Tn res,
The fever OF an anxious breast.
Yields hope for bliss to fancy,s eve
Tho still IN trembling doubts IT, lie.
Like foam on silver Teviot's tide,
Like dew drops on the llly's side.
Like hint and steel whence spsrkles fv
And CLEAN moment but TO die,
Like sspens trembling IN the VII.
Is--hckie-wsvering- woman's mind.
Beneath her hectic kindling smile
Hope laughs and sparkles for while
AS pillows dance upon the sea
Then melt into eternity.
AZ eve IN rose-embroider'd vale
In silence sleeps the nectsr'd gale,
ne SUNS last dlsmotd rays Of light
Swsetly warn Of gathering night,
And darkness weeps in pearly dew
10 part with beams Of golden hue
Thus Pensive, woman sdeds tear.
And lrowns on him she vow'd was dear.
BID hope in exile cease 10 CLEAN,
AS 4 'twere vision ola dream.
Lap'd IN Eiyseum fora willie
How hsuer It's to quit this smile,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-03-15

Tor cASH.-Ten likely young NEGROES
y also lot m the City Of Richmond, No
S4Y, immediately below the basin of the canal.
winch Is SAID ~ competent judges to be more
susceptible OF valuable improvement, than any
other, within the limits of the City. possess,nS
all the advantages derivable from situation. in
connection with the use Of wster--Apply 70 the
COLIN MAcRAR.
Manchester, Msrehs. Of
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-03-15

EuTZWHYLSON & POTTER have lust
- received supply of FRESH GARDEN
They have on hand large assortment of Sta
uonary, Pen Knives Of the first aud inferior quail
tues, School Books, Bibles, and few new pub
locations. Music and Music Books, Ladies ele-
giant SCISSORS, Mathematical Instruments, Pa
rallel and other rules. Pocket, desk and cham.
Der ink stands, Pocket books, &c. &c.
They continue to manufacture all kinds of
Merchants and Record Books, with or without
faint lines and patent backs, and to carry on the
Book Binding business in all its branches.
Feb. %, IF
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-03-15

Yet death-pangss OF long CHERISHED hope.
Must in mans bosom take their scopes
For wh0 such truth now thinks TO find
AS Malcolm found in Ellen's mind
VIRCINIUS.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-03-15

LNOUND in the streets this morning, sundry
Il original grants for Lands lying in the couI-
" of Creenbrier, obtained in the name of vii.
liam Walker, also some papers relating to the
payment OF direct tax, obtained from the Mar.
shat OF the Virginia District. The owner NAV
obtain them by paying the expence of this adj
vertisement, & giving some small reward 10 Tho
servant who found thsm,---Apply to the prin.
ter
March $. Is
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-03-15
.1Rt8cetla1eoua.
COMMUNICATION.

The fertility of invention in the United
States is manifested in the variety of patents
issued since the constitution was establish
ed. AS might be expected. amidst the va
riety of pa,eqt discoveries, some promise
no substantial benefit to the community. al
though they contribute to illustrate tho in
ventive character of the country. Others
promise to combine general utility with SCI
entihc improvement, while they attract at :
tention from the learned, the elegant and the
elevated in society.
At the Presidents House, amidst the dis
play of beauty and fashion, on Wednesday
evening, and at the Uni n Ball in George
town, on the Anniversary of Washington 5
birth. cake was presented of an unusual ex-
cellence It's beautiful Wilderness attracted
attention. The taste was found to be equally
delcate-the fneness of the -four was admi
red. Where was it mades Who made it !
Where can it be had? were the enquiries,
1t appeared, that the -four had been made
without grinding the wheat, but that chemi-
Cal process had separated the -four from the
spirit in the grain BY this process, the re.
suit OF attentive investigation and scientific
experiment. it is found that thirty pounds of
hour, far exceeding in whiteness and deli
cacy he best ground -four, and two gallons
OF hne spirit, can be obtained from one
oushe' OF good wheat. This mode of sepa-
rating from the bran both he hour and the
spirit, IN its finest and purest form, has been
so recently discovered. that it has not been
possible for it to be in general use. From
TINS hour san be prepared beautiful starch.
clean and elastic But the Importance Of
SUCH discovery to the agricultural interest.
ana the commercial advantage of -four freed
from he fermenting principle, and there
lore continuing good and without aciditv or
mould, IN the warmest climates, and DURING
tne longest voyages, can be Instantly appre
Grated by the rejecting aad judicious. The
inventor rs gentleman of New-Jersey.
Nat. Int.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-03-15
March ~.

- OIlCE.--An persons having claims p.
l galnsl the estate of the late Mai Josepf,
Eggleston Of Amelia, are desired to exhibm them
legally authenticated, ard all those indebted n,
the estate, are solicited to make immediate /. =
ment to
EDWARD EGCLESTON,2 ,
RICHARD EGGLsSTON,S @%'f
March ~. 1a1.,~,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-03-15

DORT WINE.-The Subscribers have for
sale, few cases of superior quality PoRr
WINE. TOMPKINS c, MURRAY.
December 81. ,f
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-03-15

" The following lines have much merit
.nougn we trust tor the honor of our fair coun.
trywomen,that they deal too mucl. in he boe,;e
Heen'e--it IS certainly very sc fancifa ibe RI, .
which they take with the dispositions of the
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-03-15

JOHN PoINDExTER, Clerk.
February 10. w8w
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-03-15
WAsH1NsTor

We gave 10 our last, the law passed at
the late session of Congress respecting our
foreign relations. That act continues the
Several provisions Of the Sd, 4th, 5,h, 9th,
TN, IN, 9th. 10th and 18th sections Of for
IN act OF Congress, so fur as these sect
ons reiI { 70 Great Britain. As many OF
or readers nay nothsve an opportunity OF
forming 10 tn Law, the sections of which are
re,Wed II cont ued IN force, the following
ABSTRACT a their contents may not be unac,
ceptable
ne Sd secteD above alluded to, inter
dies he ent, arce nto the har gois and wa
to- 8 The u I'd states # all British or
f. ca vessels, ncept despatch vess Is, &C.
4th ~ Io't makes IL unlawful to i'm
a p mloshe 9Dded States ay British or
r. leach goods and manufactures, &c.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-03-15

Petersburg. Feb. %, 1sfl tbs
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-12-16

ice nase.r, lib-rtr, from her ra,irc h1-,o .1d
| blessing walks, via try - steal i'ls ch7rilia.
iIelcn to-. The malignant Lords, who swv9c
IN the floor oi Parliament, that 4laa,yi.c she4!a
aav deayig far hsT 5eyty, retaia their tir,,,;!cc
sails and seem disposed, * the s,lrly n.si;h,
If they cannot eajDy The blessings OF iree 60
vcTnnlenl, not to ici these enjoy zri9 cur. Eu;
when say LorGs, let me not &c understood rs
attempting TO tarnsh the spotless name OF Pa
pc. THEY are the supreme Of Ndfr5e, Lad.
he supreme ofcJs. Like innocent lalnkm5 btg
are driven hcadlong, to the slaughter, high
painre-ed for The fatal stall Kings and Lords
are guilty, their simple Subjects innocent for
'kc last ere oiir brethren, and although they
have yl;agyirst us, and arc still ayrGyiag
yet they are n,t9, and must feel for their fellow
men. They have, vow to God, The same feel
ini-s-;he same sympatllics with us and altlo'
the sound % drums end ciaDg of arms, my h,r-
ry them ON to slaughter, vet, (ihe bioode work
once completely over,) they rue "the deeds
they have DONE and ask orr fond embrace.
Therefore let us not confoGn6 kings and sH5iecfS.
Men are born for Liberty and nius. feel those
who enjoy il but Kings are D'zde TO rulc,- and
must desPse the severeiyn teopfc. This fatal
disposition leads them 10 the most criiei eX-
trcmes.--'fbis il is, taa, leads them to Infringe
our Iauniv7al laws, and violate our Neutral
rights. Oar Liberty is great eye-sore, and they
ply All the:r ingenuity and strength in order 10
subyert it. 10 this end, they send forth mis-
s;orayies among Cur sG-w5e brethren, pirate On
IL. high seas, p,un,.er ovr very harbors, violate
our Jurisdiction, trsmmcl cur commerce. nv
suit our fas-, and Ooh! scandalous cnormity !!
shail name it') ~ .o-ess or seaDien.
When mention these subjects OF a,rocity,an
particularly the last and most d:s5rccefiH and
insclera5le, rny blood rccois within my veins.
When, Mr.. pieasan:s, shall have overcome
TIE cx&ccrbat;on ofmypo;, nan: refection, win
touch on these subjects distinctly; and briefly
investigate the question " whether we have any
thing serious. 20 apprehend from Great Britain
And lastly lpohats] offer few incidental
observations on public men and public mei-
| surcs-For the present ad;eu.
MELVILLE.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-12-16
a living Elephant,

SET3 be seen at John Trabue's tavern, in
Il Chesterfield, county, on Saturday tho
DIST, At Manchester the pal, and in Rich
moHd, at the Virginia Inn, lately. occupied
by James 5. $'mithers, on Governors stress,
from the 23d to the Goth int.
The Elephant is not only the largest and
most sagacious animal in tho world, but from,
the peculiar manner in which il takes it's fcad
and drink of every kind with it, trunk, is ac-'
knowledged to be the greatest natural curl
osity ever offered to the pubic. She will lay
down and get up at command. She will
draw the cork from bottle and with her
trunk viii manage it in such manner as 10
drink its Contents She is eleven years old,
and measures upwards of fifteen feet from
the end of her trunk to that of her tail; ten
feet round the body, and upwards of eight feet
high. Perhaps the present generation may
never lave the opportunity of seeing an Ele-
phant again, as this is the only one IN Ame-
RIGA and this perhaps its last visit to this
place.
Dec. IS, 1911.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-12-16

E3T w.t.; u GoeS Of C1:7t I. cle 10 tsc
Up Subscriber BY zc7s. IT Bradley and
judith his wife. for TIE purPt>-s tierem
mentioned Gn,l Guy recorded according 10
!->:', al I've sod al public auction for rca.'y
money, on Hi5aday ,ke Stir tiy IF IaruaGy
next, b, tote tie door of the Eagle 'iaverA
III the CIV OF Eichmond, ONE HALF o.
y TRACT Of LAND, ccrtanirS one ihou.
sand acres, lyHg IN .thc County Oi iia.risOi,
on the waters It the West Errl; IF The Li:tie
kenawhl river; The Sole will take place a,
10 O'Clock on the above day.
H.]f.III TYILLtilES, 7ruafee.
Richmond, Dec. is, 1901. (5w.)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-12-16
NoRFoLx, Dec. II.
TrarsiafcdTrom Lisbon Peters for the PUB
Tic Lcdyer.
BEReA, lCArALoNIAl sept. q.

BERGA, (CATALoNIA) Sept. III.
EEtTact Of q letter from Field Bfarshal Ba-
ron de Eraics, 10 GEN. Lacy, dated BLrde
Islands, Sept ].
The Spanish flag is already flying on the
Tamparts Of Las Medas, the garrison Of which
surrendered at discretion to-day, at o'clock
N nc afternoon, after an obstinate resistance,
and IN SIGHT Of division Of tic enemy four
times superior to ours, which in vain exert
ed their utmost endeavours against us. These
islands possess Dy nature so fine a situation,
that, besides affording at little cost, pcrt
sheltered from every wind EXCEPT the s. w.
on which side the vessels enter, they are al
most inaccessible. On account Of the rugged
ness Of Their -ifcse circumference, 50 that a
-crond Gibraltar might be formed q them
They have also fge: and pfdi'iouS ecm-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-12-16
GREAT BRITAIN.

Letters ere received this day dated Liverpool
24th Oct. last. by which it appears that the King
of Great Britain had experienced relapse, and
Il is understood that the physicians have unani-
mously declared that he will never again be in
situation TO resume the reins of government.
Parliament was prorogucd to meet for bust
ness on 9TH January next, previous to which
a change Of Ministry would take place the
whole of the present administration were to be
dismissed except the Marquis of Wellesley,
who il was asserted would form one of The new
body. The administration was expected to be
what is called the WlIig party.
We sincerely hope that these reports may be
realised, for it is certain Perceval, Liverpool,
Bathurst and others who now compose that bo-
Il, are nothing more or less than the dregs OF
hat party who during our revolutionary war
were known by the names OF the kings private
advisers. Dem. Press
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-12-16

Died-On Saturday morning last, after lingering:
indisposion, in the Goth year of his age, Mr. ADA
man OF an aminbe disposion, and nf the most mild
and agreeable manuers-IIis remains were attcn-
del to the grave on the following morning, by his
brethren in arms, SO The Richmond light Infantry
Rncs, and alarce conoourse ofrcspectblc citizens,
WIN deeply regretted the loss OF valuable
quaiutance.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-12-16
Dec. IS, 1911.
r Court, 1911.


1" AnteLia County Noyra,.Gey Court, 1911
John Chafin, comppt.
against In
Henry Eastes, Moses overton and Cicnceyy.
John Atkinson, defts.
TIE defendant tastes not having entered lis ar
pearance and given security according TO the act oS
assembly and the rules Of this court aad it appear,
to the satisfaction OF the that the said Eastcs
not an inlabtaut of this state it is decreed aud or
dered, that unless the said defendant Eastes do ab-
pear here on the first day Of March court next AMI
answer the bill OF the complainant and give security
toperfnrm tho decree to be rendered ia this cause
the bill shall be taken for confessed and the matter
thereof deerecG accordingly. And that the defend
ants Overton and Atkinson be enioined from paving
away, secretng or otherwise disposing Of the money
or effects in their hands to the other defendant be-
longing. And that copy oil this order be inserted
in some Newspaper published in Richmond for two
months and that another copy be posted at the
door fthe Courthouse ct tbs county on two suY
s,ssi CCu-t days.
A Copy-Teste,
J. I. LEIGH, c. a c.
Dec. l6, 1911. (wSs)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-12-16

ASANk OF VIRG lNIA.-1he annual
ID meeting Of the Stockholders for the pur-
pose of ciecting Directors Of the Bank Of Vir-
ginil and The several Offices Of Discount aud
Deposit, will be held on Monday tie 9th
day Of January. As certain propositions Of
importance will &c submitted To tho consi-
deration Ct the stockholders on that day, IL
is desirable that the meeting should he fnli
one, and those who Cannot attend personally,
will be pleased to appoint substitutes
EOHW BR0CKENDROUGH Cdh'r.
Dec. 10. (m)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-12-16
VIEW sPlNISH REPUBLIC.

Caracas Gazette to the 1st November, exhi-
bit more the appearance efiree papers than any
Spanish journals We have before seem and they
breathe throughout genuine spirit of indepcn-
dence. The Spanish Cortes are handled with
much severity but they express good wishes
for the triumph of the patriot cause in Spain.
Gen. Miranda, with a division of his army, arri-
we'd at Caracas the 33ih Oct from the conquest
of Valencia; and was congratulated BY the Su-
preme Executive, as having deserved we'll OF
the Country. The executive, is composed OF
Balta4ar PaGron, Christoeal de Mendoza and
Joan Escalona. The Declaration OF Indepcn-
dence had been read and recognized with pomp
throughout the confederation. The General
Congress- was in cession. All public acts are
dated the first year of the independence; and
long lists Of patriotic donations arc published.
Bost. Gent.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-12-16
VIRGINIA ARGUS.
x T G. HIM q " ID,
MONDAY. DECEMBER IS, 1911.
DEATRc

Drpa-tel This life on the 9th instant, Mrs. MARY
WINSTON, of this city, in the Goth of her
age.--In consequence OF this eycnta Funeral Ser
mon VIII be preached by the Rev. Dr. BucEh VA
on Sunday next, in the Capitol, at tic USUAL hour
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-12-16
De cEMBrR 10.
FOREIGN RELATIONS.

The House resumed the consideration Of the Re.
port Of the committee Of Foreign Relations
The second resolution Of the report was still be.
fore the House.
half. w
Mr.. Johnson proceeded IN reply hut had not zone
lar before he sat down, to afford Mr. r. an oppor-
tunity TO explain, after which an reinforcement was
moved and carried
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-12-16

Mr. THOMAS SHORE has been appointed Post
Master at Petersburg, CT Gen JOSEPH JONES
who has been appointed Collector o. the Customs at
that place.