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Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-09-04

with the exception OILY Of property cobfr,.
ed fran The enemy, the importation os
which is permitted by the fourteenth sec.
ton Of the act concerning letters of ma,nu.
prizes aud prize goods.
In the cases which, from peculiar cir.
cumstancrs, NAV be entitled to relief
this can be granted only by a specixI sc,
81 Congress or upon application Cor a re-
mission of the for fixture 10 the rsnn.-
prescribed by law.
have the honor 20 be,
Respectfully, Sir,
Your ohedient servant,
ALBERT GALLATfE.
The CaIIector II tie Customs.
His Excellency, William Henry Ho,,;-
son Governor Of the Indiana / err.tory
has been, we learn, appointed Brigade
General in The army of The u. States.
Nas Intel.
FROM the Tdtioaa5 Kntelligcncer.
The following - additional instructions,
nave uCSu ts3uCO NY thC PiOpCF aht1OfltF.
to the public and private armed vessels
of the u States:
additional instructions To the pa5iic and
pricdte armed oesseiS ot'he u States.
he public and private armed vessels OF
the u States are not to interrupt any YES.
sells belonging to citizehs of the u. States,
coming from British ports to the u States
laden with British merchandise, IN conse.
quence Of the allrdsed repeal of the Bri.
tish ,ders in council but are, on the con.
'trary, to give aid and assistance to the
same, in order that such vessels and hei,
cargoes may be dealt with on their arrival,
as may be decided by the competent au.
thorities.
Extract Of a letter to q gentlem an an Pitts
6"rg, dated MeadoiUc, dag. z, 1912
& On Wednesday last an express passed
through Erie on his way to Detroit wbo in.
forms that eight companies Of British troops
had been sent from Fort Erie by land, about
10 days ago, to reinforce Maiden, and that
three vessels had BEEN sent up the lake with
provisions for that place. These vessels
were seen on Wednesday last about 40 miles
above the town of Erie
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-09-04
CIiILLICOTHE, August Is, Q o

" IfHII10 20 AKI1, mug w %, . cIUCF, T. n
By the poIiteness Of Capt. Brush, aoho
is Just drriUed from tee river Raioin, sDs
haUe been faoomred Nth the .foltooping I'M
portant intelligence, zshjCh 1rs hasten to lay
before our readers
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-09-04

His Excellency, William Henry Hoy,;.
son, Governor Of the Indiana 1err,torv
has been, we learn, appointed Brigadier
General in The army of The u. States.
Nat Incl.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-04-10

Pope. Robinson. Smith. Of Ne~ York, TAFT,
Taylor, Turner, Narnuus-l3.
And the bin having hcen-,,ebatcd, the pre-
silent resumed the char, and ie was by
Nf'. anderson reported w;:h amendments !;
which were read and age 60; 20.
On motion by hsr. Hrs;!tsy to postpone
the further consideration cf the BIZ! III IT,
morrow, it was detcrniae,iim The negative.
Ordered, that the bill! pass 40 ariende1 To
third reading:
FTddy. .dh:N 3.
On motion Of III. .f,deraen. tle BLANC in,
the Embargo law, caused ay the crasure OF
the word " sky was filed WIKI ,Ae word
ninety"
On the question "Si,a!l this bin pass as
amended ?" 1t was determined in the .iii,-
NATIVE as follows:
YEAS-Messrs. Anderson. Bib, Brent,
Campbell of Tenn. Condit, crawford. Cults,
Franklin, Gailari, Greg, Howell, Lei +,
Pope, Robinson, Smith Of n Y. Tait, lay
Tor, Turner, Vnrnum, Worthington-20.
NAYS--Messrs. Bavard. Bradley, Dana
German, Giles, Gilman, Goodrich, Horsey,
Hunter, Lambert, Lloy!, Reed, Smith of
MIDI.
A message was accordingly sent to the
House of Representatives..
Saturday, Ahri4.
The bill was enrolled, sc. and the appro-
baton thereof by tic president communi-
Gated to the Senate.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-04-10

h1EMALE EDUCATlON-The examination Of
T. the Young Laties at the Ann Smith Academy
IN Lexington, vii! commence the 18th OF prii.-
A vacations ofone month will then es,e, at I'll expira-
uoH OF which time the summer session will begin. On
the renoya.oi MissSmith from til suIcrine lance of
,is instttIon the trustees happy say that her
pace tor the present is ably Supplied by the best
formed and most competent teachers. Extensive
preparations are making for the accommodation of n
large number OF students, and rom the ar anee-
IN nis in the Stewards department, the Trustees are
da rcd wk tle hope that entire satisfaction will be
aio'dc'' to parents, whilst the superior endow ents
aud amiahe department OF Mrs. Folke (the Stewards
lady viii be an ample pledge for the protection and
tender care al the yong ladies.
ne suJoined statement shews the necessary ex-
penoiltnrcs tor session of FIVE months
Board, including washing, lodging, candles, Sc FOR
the Summer, DOS so
Do f,r Winter 50
Tuition, including Reading, Writing, A,iti-
metic, Grammar, Bellies Lettrcs, &c SO. IL So
DO. French 10
The price of Music is governed by tue num-
Der of Scholars who enter that class-For, the
last session it was 10 SO
Needle Work, Painting, SIC. included in the arst
charge for Tuition.
Published by order of the BOARD of Trustees
a. REID, President.
Lcyineton-Apr 10. wsvy
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-04-10

~ ILL be puh'ic;y sold on the seventh, day
" May ensuing, to the highest bidder for cash,
at Bowas in Essex county, under deed of trust to
us and Robert g. Toniin, esq. from Taaferro Hum
tei ''ia"'cti' VARY ms VIE (dated the 9th of July,
lSio, and recorded in Essex cour for the benefit of
oned, certain trast of LAND called Soutl, HllI IN
said county, containing three hundred ana fifty six
aud 3-+ acres (moTe or less) lying itappahannoek
hiver, ailninmg the land oil Carter Brax;on, decd
ahi near Bowars. Any two of US viii as trus-
tees. BGrtholo2ne7p ,l{cCarty,
Harrison B0iL,
Wm'Son u. Iomiin
Anrn 10 L..
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-04-10

.ACQNs ACCOMPLISHMENTS, (the New Edtion.)
p Just published, and for sale by johnson n
Warner, Richmond, New Arrangement of the
Law by Matthew Bacon--with considerable add.
tons by Henry Gvil!im-The first American edition
from the sixth London edition, with tie addition of
the later English & the American Decisions (ablidp.
ed from nearly seventy volumes of later English and
Amsrican Law,) by BIRD Uikson, Esq. president of
the Courts Of Common Pleas in the seventh circuit of
Pennsylvania.
O. Subscribers to the above viii please ca!i or
send for their books.
April 10. WON
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-04-10
April 10.

81 AI4tABLE PROPERTY. On Ca st--Niii Ike
Siid atPGbhe auction o. the premises, on We'd
nesaa, the {5ti,insi Loo %, Grctid o.. Csr street
eeItnhnS % afet t.u5t running btyk about So feet,
louse, SO Is 10 feet. in gooi der nick Dwelling
ionsc 50 y 81 feet, the under part Tor lower slo.y
Which. IS wei calculated Tor Store AMI Counting
tcHm; 10 which IS attached COCA Out houses. Stables
sc.
1t is unnecessary 70 say more Of this property than
that It IS situated nearly opposite the hes; estal-
hihmcni on Gary street. (Moscic,s tiotei) II is vc-
y con'enien, to te Basin, equally co r:ent to tie
ses from below viii deposit and receive their caisocs
AID directly in the nc;glbourhood where it is con.
lectured the Farmers !ak Of esiabiisl,cd) will be
kept. Terms OF sale, third eas'i, ont third in
tree months and the remainng third in six onls.
Notes with approved cudCrscs payable and negotia-
bic at the Bank, viii be required.
THOMAS TAYLOR.
April 10. ~ eptds
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-04-10

psAKEN up by Edward S. Baugh of Powhatan
d county, on the 10Th day of December, 1911. an
estray horse, to wit; BAY HORSE, about wears
old, With a star in his forehead. and severa, white
spots his back, and about four feet nine inches
high viewed and appraised by Moses n. CarCiozo.
JOSIAH Forlines, and Thonas Scott, sixty dollars,
on the 10th day of January, 1912.
Testc,
JAS. POINDEXTER, C. p. G. c,
April TO- arr
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-04-10

70 the DOCTORS.-That gentleman who loan
Il ed from the tie DIR. VIM. Upshaw lin the sDrng
oil io0S) acase OF Surgical (Amputating) Instruments
will please to send them to the Enquirer Office
Any. gentleman having in possession books, &c. be-
longing to the estate of the said DR.. Upsilaw will
likewise return them as above.
JOHN U. WARING, Exe'or.
April TO- otn
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-04-10

l--Nirtue Ola Deed OF trust exee,Ited by Da-
- Nd Doyle TO the subscriber bearing date on
The Slst day ut October in the year one thousand
eight hundred and eleven, VILE BE SOLD at pub
nc auction tn the highest bidder for ready money!
before the door Of thc Eage Taye,,-in the CitT
OF Richmond on the fourth day Of MAY next be-
tween the hours Of TO- \. and Z. m, Of that day
te rSht, tItie estate and interest Of the said David
Doyle, IN all or so much OF the three folio aine cts
OF iahd as may be necessary to the end fox
which the sad Deed was executed, to wit-----A
tract OF 1000 acres lying the NORTH side of I en-
nessee River, beginning eight poles below the
mouth oil the brst Greek emptying into the River at
Honpwood marked A. D.. corner 10 AiexantIer-
Dicks survey, granted to JOHN Rogers by patent
bearing date the 12ti. Of October 1886 under The
hand OF Patrick Henry esquire Governor of the
Commonwealth ct Virginia
Another tract of 500 acres No 2s5 living and be-
ing on the North west side OF the Cio River, be-
ginning at three white oaks the North corner. ,;s
William !Nnn's survey No 2IS. ,.- l..
Also another trsct OF 500 acres, No 282 beginning
at beach aad white oak, the-West corner OF Leo.
nard Helms survey No 269, which two last Irer-
toned tracts OF land by Deed dated the ST. ventl day
OF July USo were granted and conveyed unto tn,
sail John Rogers; by the commissioners appointed
uuder the several acts OF Assembly for surveying S.
abproprlatns the land granted to the Illinois Eepi.
ment and establishing town within the said grants
ior ms military services, and which are more parti-
cqiarly described in oetain articles of agreement
made between DaYid Doyle as the, onl, tevisee and
administrator with the nuncupatve will annexed of
kichard Smyth deceased and Thomas Rogers of the
county oil Caroline, copy of which agreement is to
the Iced OF Trust annexed--Tle above sale will
take place as aforementioned, il the weather will
permit IFS propriety, otherwise the first fair dag
thereafter
GURDON H BACCHUs,
Trustee.
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JAMES MADISON.
Monday, April 6.

Monday, April g.
Mr. Porter stated that lac was instructed by The
eemmittee OF foreign relations to submit somethne,
tor the consideration Of the House, when the gai.
icres were ordered To be cleared and the dom. ci
sed and remained closed for three quarters of
hour.
When the doors were onened and the r.nor,sr
Tor tins Gazette entered the House. the Speaker was
reading certain preoedeats from the Journals OF
gress former occasions relative. to hreacb Of Fl, n
privileges OF the House.
Mr.. Grundy submitted the following Whereas
on the Sd day OF April 1912, a committee was an
po'Gted to enquire whether there has been any and
any what violation vi the secrecy imposed by
THIS house, during the present session. as to certain
Oh It's proceedings with power send tor persons ps
pcrs aud records, and 1t appearing TO this house by
i report maze ny sad committee, that In pursu-
nce Oh tie powers vested IN them, they had GATED
before them Nathaniel Rounsaveil for the purpose
OF obtaining his testimony relative 10 the subject Of
the enquiry, and that he has refused to answer ON
ott certain interrogatOrie, pertinent to the subject
ABOUT when the committee were empowered to en-
qure-W wherefore, Resolved, that the Sergeant al
Arms be directed To bring Nathaniel RounsaveI
immediately to the bar of the house to answer such
,hterr"satoiles as may be propounaed to him by the
Speaker under the direction of the house.
Alter considerable debate the resolution was adon-
ted. . Or
The committee of investigation was then dischar-
sc" from further proceedings the subject and it
WAS uheh up Dy the ousc, and certain interr0gato-
rics ordered to be put To the witness.
In conformity with the above, Mr. Rounsayell was
brought to the bar of the House, and after being
sworn, the speaker propOunded to him the follow
ing nterlCgatory--
laestioD-From the conversation of what mem
bers did you collect the information OF which YOU
have spoken III your deposition before the com
mittee
-ins"sr-i rettacd to answer that question be-
tore tic committee, and persist in refusing TO an
swer It.
Tie witness was then rensnacd into the sus.oJv.
o; the sergeant at arms
Mr. 5ey bert otsred tn. following Resolved. that
N"IL'He' it"ImsaVei., be 60 ntted t. the custody
N the 'leaA TIM. M be orecLlIe! tram oil inter
course Or CONGREGATION sitt ~. 5srson oy 5srso~e
2fner ma" me sergeant at arnis, except in his
l1Tessnce and hearing.
i'ns proPosition gave rise to very animated de-
Mr. Williams moved to strike oit chat part of the
resoidtonn italics The 4 Ie ,tioh on STRIKING out
was taken by Ayes and Noes, aud werc--leii ~,
The resolution as amen lei was then adopted
.ILec. C.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-04-10

~ oTIcs.--.T, be sid. 3, the iish.s. bidder, "a
= Saturday the 18th carrcnt, by4prc The I, IN;
door oi tt Eel Tavern, bc.wccl tic hcurs OF - II
tie iorenooa AID i, V.e aitcrnocn or t4stsaiy.
negroes, 70 Vii; Lewis Unity aud bise-I igDn y ure-
G OF ~ mouths. for buni nrd approved security
Inc shove sale will be made in pu' susoee Of The viii
of the late NJ g Ann Jones. an prcparatoy To dis
t'ibu,ion rs is herein directed.
1HE EXECUTORS
April 10. :.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-04-10

VALUABLE PROPERTY, ron SHE
Pursuant to the last will and testament of Doct.
Thomas Chrystie, dece',l, late of Hanover Town.
aud by powers vesiing me with the right, shall on
Thursday the 30h day Of tbs month, If fsir, if not
the neSt ir day proceed to sell ,ic residence OF
the dccedert, aIl the estate, consisting of Household
and hielen Furniture, two valuable Horses Zone a
remarkably gentlc gig horsa) Sing Gig and Har.
rcSs' near'y new, with plated noon ing, two Cows a
'i9rsc Cart comple 4 parcel of 70 con an assort-
'ncnt Of Medicine, Shop Furniture, InStiurnents, &c
IN a large collection Of Nalual, BJnks At tba
same time VII he sold tic Lot and Horses nm wheb
utc deceased resided, and She NEGROES hired for tie,
present year. Six naentis credit viii be allowed -,
ail sums above ~ dolls for that sum AZ ,icr cosb
viii he rcgnycl.- bonds With approved seca.if, LII
he required Of The purchasers, Will Interest from The
late, but If piwctray paid the interest will lie de.
Iuctcd. Al persons having borrowed books and in
jtruments a'c requested 20 return them before th.
lag OF sale,
nENiy. OLIVER, jr. EvSo..
j,anoyer EcWd-A.p T.! $50
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-04-10

4 'HE gentleman who has borrowed Treatise on
Il tue Rifle Exercise, written by the com.nandant
OF the Duke OF Cumberland'5 Rifle Corps-wiIl be
good enough 70 return it to the owner or leave it at
this Office.
April 10. 81
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-04-10

DIED-Very suddenly an Thursday morning last.
Mrs SARAH T1MBERLAKE, consort OF Can't Da.
v'i lImberake of Hanover County.-She ha, left
an atfectionate husband and three small children IN
bernoan her irrepaiable loss
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-04-10
April 10.

ri OTiCE-All persons l,auips claims scsir,t Tia.
q cstSte of Dr.. Ihos Chrystie decd, arc desired
TO present them early Tie subscriber legally au1
tbenteatcd, and receive payment and ali persons
indebted to the estate required to make imme-
d@te payment, IN order to effect speedy settlement
Of the estate.
BENJs. OLIVER, jun. Executor.
Hanover Town, pri TO-
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-04-10

Ut Slider Andrew B'oa'ldus will preach at Oh
Baptist Meeting House ON Sunday next.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-04-10

Laying an Embargo On ~ tAe SUNS nd vessels in the
ports and iiarbor5 vi ihe UailcI 5t,.es, gor irn
&c time.
EsE It enacted ~ tie .Ssq1te an yI,y,e # po.
J. Y Sreiemf+itss IRE U.itsi Ytd.es az }.n@l..
~ IN Ccn2ress d,'er@ilsi. rhat an rn,tc.,, b.
aaG '1ereb: Is ls0d 1s 49, ~ OF a.cty d,,s,,,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-04-10

.IFHTY5t
Suaanna WiiIams, aJmini5.ratgiy Of Henri Will
ans, dee, asct aud MicaaL W Gods, jyet.s.
lhc Defendant Sns;nna Williams, adu'x Oh Hem
r Williams deceased, not having enter, her apear.
suce sud given security accGriin, to The ct Of Vs.
scnbg and the rules OF this court and it airing
TO the satisfaction of tie court that she is not an m
hah,ant {" tins state; on The motion Of the complain
ant by his attorney, H is ordyea by the court. that
the SAID defendant do appear here on or bef,rc the
FIRST day OF the next term and answer lie bill of tho
complainant, and chat copy Of this order be forth
With inserted III some of the new spaIcrs ruist-
ed in the city of Richmond, fo two months and iost
ed at tie front door Of the courthouse of said county
copy. Tesle,
JOHN NICHOLAS
April 10. wsw
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VII, Tie n,otivs ahich ni,iacl &c Executive to
r ccolnmeid hie Passage cs such an act NC are q:
,onrst "ras;l;a.n'ec; n9t prcsursc they may h
found ~ the circumstances To which have here
toiorc a.ivcrtci sarctoniny the urea ,ure-in the
hate ;ua,,sIeits frcm Europe; the hot press
tor seanc,i In England the Known intemtiom al the
government OF That country to send Il sDr:dgon
on oar coast 10 annoy our commerce.; u,S late
mcrCs captures, some of them on coast under
the Orders Ia Coanc:l together with the detcrlun-
ed perseverance, of the British government III. those
obnoxious measures which strike at the roots ~ oar
| commerce; these, We sly, the to winch
we are inclined to refer the Recommendation Of tt.s
step by the Prcs,.eut.
Under such circumstances, the adoption If tbs
measure by Congress tJ considerable majority n
lie Senate, and very large majority in the House
ot Representatives pgoscs that the spirit Oh tie ma
ton Is UP, resolved. no longer To submit to the up
preston and degraca;ion, which have heretofore
been inflicted Oh us almos, with rpuniiy by foreign
powers.
The Embargo Law is, in itself, an act equal in its
operation it affects the bclligerents; Mt tic same
time that the non-impotation act IS preserved in
force against Great Britain for refusing to repeal her
OI ders Ia Council. Being limited in its duration ut
the end oi the Embargo the Exccutve and Congress
ere AT liberty to take what assures they ,hrh uyo-
per rs to both either Of these powers & Whilst
the door IS lett open to both powers for accomnoa-
ton on fair and honorable conditions. in the mean
time preparations for walihe operations may & pro-
baby will go On With s' at activity.
These the Prominent features of this measure,
=
to which shall devote q column or two in our next
and succeeding papers.
Wcwiii ONLY add at this time that there is no dan
ger, "st government supports with integrity and
irmness the rights OF people but will, in return,
receive their most ample and vigorous support. 4
crisis has arrived which puts to trial the virtues AID
patriotism OF this nation aud will not permit
ourselves TO doubt the result. Nat b,t
Morgan Lewis Esq. of n Y. is confirmed
as QuarterMaster General.
Delegates to serve in the next Legislature.
Noftsylrana 1; Robert Stanard, John
Queries.
King. George; William Hooe, Cad~alla-
der Dade.
G~T' We are requested to state, that WIN. c. VIII
iiams, esq. is a Candidate for this City.
: This Evening, at five O'Clock, a discourse will
he delivered at the Capitol, by the Rev III, VAN
ans, missionary minister from the Synod of Vi,yi-
mr.
Mr. Williams will preach at Manchester, mex,
Lord day, at IL o'clock, and the Capitol at
! P II. -
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This Evening, at five O'clock. discourse will
he delivered at the Capitol, by the Rev. m. UTiLi.
ans, missionary minister from the Synod of Virgil
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-04-10

UST Received and for sale by Edward Iialam,
- hrst door above the Eagle Tavern, Rchmcnd-
Fresh Imperial, Gun.Powder, Young IIyson. and,
Sonchong Teas.
Double Refined and inston'sLeybird Loaf SUI
gar. .
Superior quality Old Port Wine
COgniac Brandy.
Pine Apple Cheese and AIex'a, Crackers.
SPerfnacet Candles -.r
Grn,!na p!aste5 81 y Paris.
A few Crates Liverpool Ware.
April 10. 1av1f
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Mr. Williams will preach at Manchester, mex,
Lords day, at II O'clock and at the CAPITOL at
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-04-10

SNHG most liberal price viii be given for n frsy
Il rate Gcldn!---a dark lack or cream coIourcd
horse vii be Preferred. Enquire at this office.
April 10. st
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SAMt. GREENuO1N

sHOR SALE-2O hhds. PENNSYLVANIA Whiskcy,
4 - Puucbcons Antigua Rum,
10 bis l'each Brandy,
Pipes French, do.
Country Gin,
% Boxes bordeaux long Cork Claret,
~ Spanish Sears
50 Spermaccu Candles,
50 IalOw, do
Tons COuntrr Iron.
WiisoS, Dye;o & Robeytsoa.
April 10. q
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O. We are requested to state, that VIM c. Will
i'ans, esq. is a Candidate for this City.
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The case of an Embargo proves the ne
cessity OF the hreuious question. If the time
De suffered to evaporate in-cold and use
less debate, the season for activity is lost
q the measure itself is dcfea.sd 6v delay.-
The rule, as it now stands, is rid of much of
its abuse-as is the majoyity that rules.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-04-10

N CHANCESl.--A court held for Albemarle
a county, the 9th Marsh, 1912,
Charles Carter, CozrbPt.
.Yf.rtrr. y
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we this day prc5cn. to our rcrisr3 the Set IN Law
2" h.nnrgo, passc ~ congress with close, doors.
- "" Wy! Hct1il oY Tue proceedings ocGtc two
ipisss this subject Tn, tern orits d,rsf;, !,
pPfars, IS to > ninety diys. audi e. . a2pe n MI
yes us, cleared Or not cisU,l b9gu 10 ang foreir,
7'rt. The lnS contains within its~lf the NECESSARY
''S,ons u e1s1rc it'eyecut9a, anI fnf that 1,ur-
y %it rctnsiijep.
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April TO-

MTOTfCE-The u,cn,lers of the Mn nal A ss,r.
q ance Society against Fire eu Buildings OF Ne
state OF Virginia. residing in he counties of London
fariaS, fnuquicr, Prince William, Stafford. ling,
GeorGe, SPyttsy iyania, Cai0ine, LOuisa Goochland
Hanover, Hcprico, Chestcificld Dnwiddic, Prince
neorSe, Luncnhurg, Brunswick, Amelia, Nottoway,
,3uc.inghanI, Cumberland, Prince Edward and Pow
atan, and towns within tbs same, are hereby notf-
ca, that thcr Quotas for the present year became
rayap.c on The is day OF April, and dat Mr.. Archi
bald r. fayior has bscn appointed the Collector for
the above named district.--Paymcnt will ncycrthc-
less he received at the General Office of Assurance
in this City.
SAML. GREENHOW,
April ~. OWL
II Tho Editor begs leave to suhion to the above
that Nr. Ta Tor is also authorized to receive any mo-
MES which are due TO the Enquirer Office that he
Is furnished with The accounts against Subscribers
sIs. who are earnestly requested TO discharge thc
same.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-04-10

TEN'B 5lhser.ber intcnI;ug ~ close MS present bt-
snrss th3 spring, Offers Ior s,!e lis entire stock
~ Goods either ut ~holcs;c or retail for cost and
charges, uu,ii Ia giav the 2Stli inst. when al good,
remaining on hand ut that time, will be pos ycly sol
It mietioU with0'it reserve, eogder the direction
Ncs'cuFs Mmcure, Robinson Z, rlcosantq
As.n 20 t:;I
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-04-10

ANANFS Situation as Head Miller, q Young
~ Man who is now c'ppoyei a. such ia "a vcr5
extensive Nil, and who vii produce the most .ais.
iact1rT recommendations 70 his conduct and skill
For fw,'rcr particulars cn9Hirc at this Office
April ~. oto