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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-02-06

OTlCE.-1n consequence of the melancholy
I; death of Joseph Jacobs, the firm of S. s. j. Js-
cobs is dissolved. All persons indebted to said firm
are requested to pay their accounts forthwith. ANY
persons having claims against the said firm are re-
S. JACOBS,
Survicing Partner.
Jan. !.
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ME MONIMENT-As the size and form of
the Monument to be erected over the remains
OF the victims To the couHagra,ion of the Theatre,
lately consumed in this city, viii depend on the sum
subscribed Tor that purpose, and as it must be ey-
tremey desirable that arrangements should he
promptly made for commencing the work, it will be
necessary soon to close the subscription. The Com
ntee, therefore, earnestly request those gentlemen
whose feelings impel them to give This mark of their
regard for the memories of the deceased not to do
Ter their contributions the subscription will close On
the first day Of March next.
JOHN MARSHALL;
JOSEPH MARX,
WA. FESWICK
ZEN. HATCHER
THOMAS TAYLOR.
Feb. 4. tf
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S,EVENTH DRAWING of the William & Mary
~ College Lottery of 90 Numbers.
Mos, &c, 2S, 20, Sc.
The Eighth Drawing will be on the 18th February.
Orders for Tickets win be received Waitc's Lot
terry Offices, Baltimore and Newly rk.
SIMON BLOCK.
Richmond, Jan. 16. IF
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Manchester, Jau. II.

q DVF.RTISGNs.NT.- subscriber having
commenced business in the Con,n,ission Line
ia the City of Richmond, hopes y strict attention. Ia
merit share ut the patronage Of bis friends. lis
Office is kept opposite the Eagle Tavern.
JOHN BRYCE.
Dec. 81. It
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RICHMOND, 9th Jan. ISi2.-At n meeting OF
u a the association for building Church on Shocko
hi-Rssolve9, Tha; the Treasurer be authorised Ia
receive subscriptions for any number Of shares that
shall be applied for, until the aggregate number shall
be three hundred, Estyact.
&. j. MAGNITUDE, Treasurer.
Jan. II. 4w
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F3vHE Subscriber offers for sale, his PI.A NTATI.
" on, Wing ON James river, IN lie county of Am
estimated n contain 600 acres considerable mari
of which Iow-groYpds | coasiier it unoceessar,
20 describe the fertility advantages attached to
this land, presenting persons disposed to purchase
sli view the same
THOMAS +. MAYO
January Is. vito
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e OTICE.-Being in want of good BLACK
y SMITH, one acquainted will, the Coach Ma
king business, will give liberal wages; White MAJ
would be preferred, free coored opc-Thc adj
vantages which present themselves this place wou!,
be an induccment with steady, sober, honest man
and one of any other character need not appIy-
letter addressed to the subscriber will be attended
to without delay.
THOMAS STACKHOUSE.
Warrcntnn, n. c. Jan. IA. I'm
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January eS.

virtue oil decd Of trust executed to the sub
Et scriber, by Charles Burton of Chesterfield coun.
y ON the 9TH day of March 1909, to secure the pay
ment of debt due t. Pollok, Tredway & Co., and
recorded in the county court Of Chesterfield, will be
sold, on the premises to the highest bidder for cash.
on Saturday the Sth day Of Feby next, the tract Of
LAND on which said Burton resides, containing
three hundred and foiy-six acres or so much there
OF MS will satisfy the debt aforesaid with interest ami
cost attending said sale. The subscriber will conye,
to the purchaser the title vested in him as trustee
ROBERT GRAHAM, Trustee.
Manchester, Jan. IL. 2awtds
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EDUCATION.--Tha subscriber ENCOURAGED
- by the recommendation of his friend .lfy H. ~
GUcrdir, proposes to instruct twenty five Young
gentlemen, and more, in the following b .nches
on the terms to them annexed.
Spelling, Reading, Writing, English
Grammar, Composition Use of the
Globes. Arithmetic, Euciid's Elements
and Algebra, g 40 pcr ann
Do with Greek and Latin or either so
Do with French 5O
DO with Greek and I.atin or either,
with the addition OF French, GO
Annual extra charge for fuel, ink, &c.
nF The School, which opens on the LIST of Foh'v.
will be kept for short time in Mr.. l.. H. Girard;u,.
house on Capitol hill and afterwards in the most eli
sible situation that can be procured
FRANCIS POWER.
Richmond, Feb !. IL
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January Q.

: 'IRGINIA-At a Chancery District Court, held
in Williamsburg, the 24tt day of October, 1911.
Dorothy Jordan, widow, apd JOIN Nisbet Jordan
loiy aud heir of John Morton Jordan, Pts.
.3sdinst
Wiiiam Skinker, surviving executor of John Skin.
ser, deed. who was executor of Thomas ett deed
3uckey Jett, executrix OF Thomas Jet, which said
Thomas Jet was executor of John Moreton Jordan.
and William StOrke Jett, admo'r. of Thomas Jett,
deed the SAID William Storke Jett, executor Of
Wiism Bernard, deed who was an exo'r. of John
MoretOE Jordan, William Bernard, devisee of the
sail William Bernard, and William Gibson, Mary
Sydenham, the said William Skinker, executor of
John SSinkcr, junr. deceased, and James Monroe.
only acting executor of Joseph Jones, deceased,
-, Deffs.
The defendant Mary Sydenham, not having enter
ed her appearance and given security according to
the act of Assembly and the rules of this Court and
it appearing to the satisfaction OF the Court that she
is not inhabitant of this country-on the motion of
the Plaintiffs by their Counse--H is ordered, That
the said defendant appear here on the first day of the
next term and the Bill of the Plaintiffs-and
that copy Of this order. be forthwith Inserted in
some newspaper OF the City of Richmond, for two
months g,ccesavcy, and posted at the front door of
the former Capitol, IL, this City.
ID Cory. 3este,
EDMUND CHRISTIAN, C. C.
Jan. IT,. Wv
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January II.

"a OTEtE.-Thc eo-psrtnersliip Of WALPORD
~ BROOKE was dissolved on Saturday the
10Th instant, by mutual consent--Al persons having
claims on the concern will make application to MIR
Edward Waiford, and those indebted will make inn.
mediate payment, as ne alone is duly authorised ts
receive aud discharge oil claims Of the late CON
r.. WAIFORD.
". BROOKE.
The business hereafter win be conducted bv the
subscriber, opposite the Market, whose entire study
shall be the interest of those who may favor him with
their business.
n BROOKE, .9aa;ereer.
january Is.
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Z N Observation-Disclosures County Court, DE
4 cemher Q, 1911.
Nicholas MeGinnis, Comp't.
.fgcsnSt 4
Beckham Kelly * Susanna his wife, John McGin-
mis-, Daniel Sanford and Ruthy his wife, Samuel
Mci,innis, and Nathaniel McGinnis, Def'ts
The defendants not appearing, and it appearing to
the satisfaction of the court that the defendants Beck
ham Kelly and Susannal his wife and John McGin-
mis-, not nhatstants of this state-on the motion
of the complainant, 1t is decreed and ordered, That
the said Defendants do appear here next March
term, and answer the said Compartments billiard
that a copy of this order be published in the EN-
ouIRER printed in the City of Richmond, for eight
weeks successfully, and copy also posted at the
front door of this Court Housc-and is further Or
dered, That Subpenias Issue against Daniel Sanfor,
and Ruthy his wife, Samuel Mcfiinnis and Nathani-
81 McGinnis, to answer the said bill returnabe to
March term next.
Copy Teste,
B. MCCARTHY, C. R. C.
January Q. 2mp
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FOR RENT-The TENEMENT on Cary-St.
lately occupied by Mr.. Lataste-It consists Of
eight good Rooms, Zone Of which is an elcgah. Baii-
Koom] with Kitchen, stable, garden, sc.
Apply to
JOHN BRoCKENBRouGH..
Teo'S. 2aw4w
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Richmond, Jan. Q5. Wi

y1VHE Subscriber conscious. that will, the aid of ~,
a active and experienced partner the interest OF
his friends will be better attended than it could he
,y an Individual, has formed partnership with Mr.
Thomas Richardson, under the firm of Fox s; Rich.
arNlson. With acknowledgements to those who have
heretofore favored him with their confidence, he
surcs them he will continue bis best exertion.
to deserve it, and hopes for continuance of then
favors JOHN FON.
Jan. IS. wtf
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,ViLbiAM :sHAPARD has for sale the

"a LILLIAN ~ APARD has for sale the
w following GOODS, uiz:
| 200 sacks Salt, mostly LIZ Glass salt cellars
vcrpooI filed Race and ground ginger
$4,000 lbs. Coffee, mostly Spice, Nutmegs, Alum
green Salt petre, Indigo
SIS crates assorted queens Chocolate, Birthstone
ware, stone ware, loose Rice, Mustard
and in Hh!s. Imperial and Gunpowdet
80 barrels New-England Tea
Rum Powder and Shot
w. i. do. ! Snuff
Brown Sugar Ivory Combs
Loaf do. L0gaood
Baltimore Whiskey Writing and Printing pa.
Caruther's and Ley per
burns reetiied WINS German Rolls
key in barrels and tier Sack bags and sacljng
ces Ravens Duck
New-fork prime and Romal Handkerchiefs
New-Orieans Pork
Cbpt and whole Her. american z,arufactw
rings ed Goods, zig:
Swedes and country Iron Bed ticks
castings Diapers
German, Crawley and Stripes
Blistered Steel Cheeks
Window Glass Shifting
China in small boxes Shceting
Halt pint and pint tum- Chambrays
blers Paids and
Wine glasses Cotton Yarn.
September 90. IF
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Z b,,s;,,ess un,lcr the firm of Fox s. i&:karison,
beg leave 10 make tender OF their service their
friends and the public IL, general il the Ger, mission
Lire, and hope to OBTAIN share of pubc patroD-
.sc which il shall DC their constant endeasoc.. to
, merit.
JOHN FOX,
THOMAS RICHARDSON.
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Vr1HfSdIy, January ~.
A communication rom the ScnHte by their clerk
THE Senate have passed the bill " Establishing n
separate election on tss south side Of tie river Roam
oke in the county If Icckienburg" The bill
Exchanging the times Of holding certain wit hin
the thirteenth circuit; with amendments in which
tbev rcafest the Of the House of Dele
gatcs--rhe house conc,,sfed.
FngrosseI bills Authorizing William McC'ung to
bulk! Tor-Diiige over Big Clear Greek, -" 4 "a
ret confirming m act OF the county court of Prince
George snd declaring certain records thereof tn be-
vsl,fo-" Rebuilding to John Nicholas sum Of mo-
ncy therein nent.onch."--" Incorporating compn-
nv TO establish turnpike Road frof0 the City Of
Richmond II 'Villiamson's Tavern" Establishing
a town M the lands of Alexander Dpyd at the court
house OF Neckienburg county"-were peah a third
time and passed.
On motion of Jr. Leigh, (oF Din widie) -liesoIv-
ID. That n nittee he appointed To take into
ser.a,ioa the propricty Of appointing nssinncf
% view tue country living between the waters OF the
{osnoke aud the town Of Petersburg, in order to as
.crtsin the practcabilitY pf forming canal comnu-
,scaion hetween that river and the river hpponat-
Tx; and that the said committee hayc leave to re-
port by bill or otherwise.
On motion of Mr.. White-Orierci. That leave
be urnntel u bring 10 bill Placing Oliver Pollock
@, the pension list anil for other purposcs - and that
Zfe.srs. Whifr Noland Pope, Joseph Selficu, Ncr-
AR. Davis, (rf Orapge) Slith, Hopkins, Winston,
Qaaries, and Bowycr, do prepare and bring in the
xarac.
,,s ~hic lay on tue table, On the s,aicc. Of the
r,1eaks rwg ,tion, we're sascn ~, ani read as fol-
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.ruRIIN sYAfnArIiy

9 The relation OF t.e melancholy loss If your the
aIie to nave thrown gl5ou on the cp,utc-
% errr nov; a"d would Won believe it even t.e
IL" r't' ooper mas been PLAYING here icra week tor
he'e' trorc tiiau % people. an,I,a aioi,diy a.
Nenns he Appeared - LEAR, (Whioh character mas
never 'eiore tailed 10 draw crowded hnusc.l l,e
piaye for the alnnsen,ent ct eighty persons only
hear bur little SAID abou, The (ncw Olympic Thca-
tire; Il Is an elegant building, us ike youunior.inate
one, ''sS bat s.u gle door Of sntrnce 10 ~ Boxes
Perhaps no event he. tstse place since Tic War.
which has 50 deeply p'erce Zoe hearts o, our. coun
trymen Contributions are r VA from All uu.rt, rs
o, re most sincere smpath, in the n.is.o. tunes OF
Richmond.
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81 ZEN DOLLARS REM ARD.-suayCd oil from
x Mr. " m s'ates's tavern IN The county Of CT g
feet high, eight ~ nine years OIL, ti.e on airG tyOt
Wie, Il sn"t! knott on tiic sce o. tie SAGE. loot,
yer! much r'lhnut with ger orhns 10 Vag..on
has been tourdrtcd two Cr thrcc times, VII, Nerv
large feet Y very tender given impg wieu M orng
IN almost amy gait shUd all round when he mt
awsy. and some OF tie Shoes nearly out n0ccd
flg,s around his hoois from the founders, eyes ul
and fierce; Topping ears main and tail vsry thin
when rode he PAGES, trots and very we'll,
gwen sometimes To Stumbling ! will give the az oyc
reward TO any person 10 VII deliver the said horse
tn the subscriber residing near the said Gates's on
give such information tiat get Linn again, if Gound
ou OF Chestert,d county; and il found in Chester
lied five dollars, and ali reasonable exrcnces pad.
ilENiY HANCOCK.
Jan. 25 SIP
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n'chm''nd Thy Coos live gone T. -sea srea,n,
here peace cternsi snoles, where pleasure, ,,,r.
Knows no distrest alloy;
ihy BAD, whom rising terrors riay o'erw,,,i,,.
Have sought a paryi'uiHg G. y, who bids secure.
E''n sinners hope lor joy.
on as Oeccmbers storm -encumber'd cal.
shailthi ts'r FORM wtl, Eur extending zone
" ebAy SNOW irfOId,
i ne tt-'N'icr, IS he he;.ts the awful talc,
eL"h :. ni% ama2 d. AMI with "a ansuisi, moan
N.s.' Al i,ad ne'er been ,ol,l.
G. 'stmas, that day which sca,ters bliss around.
nat day when m,ort;,ls fist tie Saviour Knew
STAT halt "a wee DER thee
~ all VII III tice il Hoods ct sorrow drnwr'd
Save "hen Il snd'e iinmortti AIMING t,.ro
i'ls han"n fiai,tl Tee. ~
An'' 81. IN ycars 20 come, as ercv-,: ir'd are
Sl'aii w,'ii the stranger iolble ia lie Mace.
Where aon all Iiiclmond v."ps
Once TIE yunn.; lover, theu che Cloo,iue s-r,
oha'i: ~, "'rifg i'ie ar-',ops from his iace.
Here angel CoNYERs sleeps.
Here yontli and beauty found M early doom,
iierc, say with pleasure, M, injecting died -.
. let as learn from this
Tow vam j. knowledge frail fair bc:ity's hloornl
Low "ere shallow is mans highest pride,
And n.Uc:2!,' chiefest Hiss.
picoTs, be sihrt, dare nor ixdae We know
nc ratl.s oi sacred science 0w ecnlim't
=, e'riDe ort;!s trod
\ ~ I'm yc tEiNH how happiness and woe
Are t.'lt to man Nv that Almighty mind,
Eat ALL MYSTERIOUS COP!
ALCONDo.
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From the PlHa!.lb.ia i.resnsan's Jour-.
o D

+ ODE,
Oc.7siopct BY tie LGsc ais4s.rous eo!Rrgratiga ot
TIE TIEiraH AT RICHlfOND.
Mouru Muses.. mourr strike the weak cord to woe
Let swe,dns sorrow yDratc ti,so' uic steam,
IN caicues long uii deep;
Now tears ir"m s.lra 1hlSonele must dow,
A.ete must hen breast be agnr'L'd VITA pain,
iisre So iH2lia weep.
2ichrocnd! what Anguish sbail thr laEs 2.ryadc
.iJ~ sh,A the car DC stuns ,th sJ.rp@'s signs,
Sal th,y ,b4ll be, AID i,us;
Joy shall secrets h3rst!s, 1T w,C d!snay'l,
'i.itii cease 70 Sparkle 'j.s fright 5cnlty's eyes,
Or laugh at pleasures song.
Yes scene Of hospitality blest range,
- itli giDonIs 90 ,hrOudcd misery thUI'it hung,
tiopeies, Of times relief.
III nos IS chanSd, save sh.u wee cannot change,
10y iiD'r,l heart, thy md Ass'asyc tongue,
i}y nnd,idcd grief
Haple,s the night, when, wrqpt in curling flame,
Ihy temple, CENT, Of Dramatic art,
Ar0uId, distraction threw
Then beauty p-rsii'd; aId thcn virtue, fame,
5natci'd from thc nth atd from ther mortal part,
, o Odicr regions Hcw.
ictr not moun, for str,nge a-a fortunes ways,
fot4Ip, ,os fiHs: thee wnsts,oto shoud We
fe.n.'lrai rims Iancirs cease
.! Cease my sl'i 'icJ.rc 3.H'5 hlezc,
To sigh for scenes ga. Hs,-y czg rct.rh;
Lct yirtrc res, ~ peace.
Yet sure SO may VII human sorrow sigh
Der nortsi5 whD were ourc To uioGlis dear,
NUry1t t'n,t 1OD nT.ud,
NHo from hi7 throne O. sl)gy in Cic -
A. ftg'rnS ncsa, views tee hd5w SEAS
THAT tre,nDie3 Ocr friend.
Richmond. thy parents, cni1fc9 lovers, ALL,
JON with "a strange ~ IA ierycnt Trayer
For everlasting re
70 each ie }a.T.d u,rit j u.',,gs eall
Pale .rcm'ry OF, vih p.i~' ar ~ csre,
Snail peaye tlIs sllNId'ring breast
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on; and lh:ss t be recommended 70 &c IN
,aab,tania, 70 abstain from their uslal .tNo.
$.2is on said day. Judge White, Judge
: -ol.hes and SIR. Powell, were appointed a
Soinn,tCee accordingy.
Hes2tped, that the Mayer do forward he
proceedings OF this meeting TO tae Mayor ut
ne city OF Richmond, AND Slat he cause IA
copy TO unpublished IN each os the ncwSpa-
pcrs of the town.
< JOSEPH GAMBLE, Chairman.
+ LEMUEL BENZ. Secretary.
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January 2j.

Z lRGiNIN lNN-The subscriber resp, ctfu.!y
informs his friends and the publc that he las
,aken, Tor term Of > that wen known stand III
this city, called the IHHGKNLl I.NE:, on tie cross
street lcacirg % the Governors, where he has o.
rrned Public House for the accommodation of
CGSe who MAY call "o HIM
y few Boar,eis VII be taken bv the wear, Sc. SSc
BE.NJ.2.ITj.N ,5IGSBY,
from PoSehqtan.
n y Horses viii be taken on Livery by the
yr;.r, &c.
j-uuaiy p. WY
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NE subscriber conscious, that with the aid OF an
J. active aud experienced partner the interest of
his friends will he better attended TO than II colid be
by an individual, has formed partnership with Nr.
homas Richardson, under the firm Of Fox * Rich
arson. With acknowledgements to those who rave
heretofore favored him With their confidence nc as
su!es thcm he will coutiie las best eSetlons
to deserve 1t, and hopes for continuance OF their.
1sNors. JOHN FOX.
Jan. - wtf
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= : Ill BE SOLD at the Den-Taycrn at II o.
clock, on Monday the eth inst. TWO Ne
"hO Men OF uncXceptiouahle characters, Tor. hQ-
nest, x sobriety-One Of whicl is AN excellent 8oSt-
ter g Carriage DriveY--the other first rate
-seTO0Rt-its but seldom such servants are
to be haG nj Any price--Ihere will he about IS
others Of various dCscriutior5 sold the same time
ana 'aco-l crms of sale, sixty DAYS credit, for APP
proved endorsed aotes, payable at the Bank of Yir-
sni,.
BARTLETT STILL, V. NJ
January 2j. "
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.Sova be!l0 1noUeRtcs
III beaa'n, fa!cara pro li5eytlte voc1bit
Ten. Liz. ~ 500

The people rose in the IN .its,y of their
power, not by d revolution :" ot infuriutct
man seeking thro' blood and slaughter, Ven
gcamce tnr his violated rights But hv q re-
vo.ution IN public opinion Inch he earnest
y assisted TO establish the political girhc
vas turned and as the Vatrjot adininistra-
ton, Il has been our blessing 20 cr;oy, rose t.
! zen OF ro"er and ploudol lie rccc,
ding one with It's upprc sors sunk to the ma
dir Of oblivion. 1t was saying Of the Re-
mans thIt CamilIus who had preserved
Rome in an hour, when her ramparts trein-
bie.i t0thcir deepest fondAi ns-was emit
tied to an honor equa ig har Of 2cmulus
who had originally erected them and &C.
the instructive gratitude az Il generous pee
Pie pay ike tribute of regard to those
whose noble devotion to their cause at that
trying era, almost ranks them in Gie
order OF those, whose vaior, whose suffer
mgS, and whoSe blood, achieved the political
wnndcrwurk Of or revolution. Let us re-
mem!>er the noble and the generous SMITH,
bat 10 honor & 20 love liim--Lct us drop a
tear of heartfelt sorrow on his ashes. lite
rally ashes and as his history must inter
weave itself with the HISTORY 0f his Countr,
postertv viii do him Justice! Let us for our-
selves pay de6t whose obligation We cannot
1ut feel we have incurred aud for ms Ia
,orious cxerti0rs, for mis- faithful services. &,
MS honest heart, consecrate T. his me molv
reward the most precious to his feelings
When living and the only one he ever dcsir-
81 a sorrow for his melancholy fate, rot
loud but deep a regard for his character,
steady as his own firm mind a love as SINGER
& constant rs he cherished tUthe lsI hour or
his life for the cause of FREEDOM all over
the world but especially to the Cclntrv H.
which he drew his first breath, & for whic
he would have been proud to perish.
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Jan. 25.

DYERTI5FMENT'--S order co graft, ca.
RUSTY, natural on ibis Ocreslon, and 10 present
T" ihoe who fee. interest IL knowing the ca s
o. Tie Ate unhappy catastrophe, which has rha led
ni' onre lively and animated city INTO 50 huly,. OF
inotrne, with AZ the authertie information V !,ich
rih bc clt.inch, rs well to- have il in more last
ing and d.r.'!c form. than being scattered o., The
pgge' Of q newspaper, JOHN R.JONE3. Opposite
to t'' Esgie Tavern, in the main street. ~ the at.
,eloa o. his northern ifeuds. IS iurusl cd with
nu er oC copies OF .}p .}sc2uHt # fhe late ovey-
wfelniiHB f.jL.1.HiI'I, IN a boof f., which,
I'Scther ~ = preface containing pp,npriatc re-
icc.ions calculated tn awaken Tie attention o. lie
pubic To- the Frequency of uc destruction OF Thratr
cal ciiees contains, also. uarrafive Of the a.e ct
~ circumstances attar!ing t'c ,u vi rnrGryratou.
ci.d reports
II fhe H'jist gSllfs, 7yc are in dcash.'
Jan. %. tr
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~ HE subscribers having associated themselves in
Z business unorr the firm of Pos. & sii.Aardson,
beg leave TO make tender their services to heir
frenas and the public in general the Goq,s7,ig ,on
LiHs, and hope TO Obtain share of pubic IRtron-
aSe, which IT sh: to their constant enGea, our to
merit.
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WIxcHEsrER, Jan. 18Th. 1872.

w INCHES 7 Err, Jan. 10Th, l8IZ.
7en1amin Iafe, Esq. Mayor Of Richm2nd
SlR-In compliance with the commands
.! ne citizens OF Winchester, | hasten t,
communicate to yod, and through OF, {,
me citizens of Rich nond, their expressions
Vi coincidence and sympathy, under the late
awful visitation OF Divine Providence, by
which your city has been bereaved OF lis
brightest ornaments; and society, many OF
its best friends.
] have the honor 70 hn
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-01-25

" The II. of r., in committee of the
mole, nave agreed to the appropriation i
i'm OF money for equippng our present
avail force-and, on "Wednesday last, they
lfIected' by majority of i've votes (in the
$ tme committce,) motion 70 strike out the
section for building 10 additlonak frigates.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-01-25

n new MotherBank in this city. n
branches in Norfolk; Lypchburg, &c. -suc,l
we learn, IS the substance Of the Resoiati-
2ns yesterday agreed to by the House OF
Delegates.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-01-25

K, oIlCE.-rhe eo-i'artncrs,ip Of WALFORD
~ \ BRCokE disso,,cd on Ssturda, the
SV'h instant, by mutual cUiisInA An persons haN,ns
Sinhs ,' ti'e >n ,,ake application To Mr.
f'iP ard Afford, and those indebted will make h-
metiato payment, as be alone is duly authorised to
receive and discharge al claims Of the late con-
T.. WhLFORD
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