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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-07-28

We learn that letters have been received
IN this cry, from Gen. HULL, as Haze rs the
9TH inst. lie arrived al Detroit on the 5th
with his army, amounting 20 near 500. ali
m good health and high spirits Great ex-
ertlons were making BY the British at Fort
Maiden, to array he Indians against u.s.
Previous to the declaration of war, to;na-
hawk, stained with blood, had been sent
from Maiden to all the neigh5oring tribes +;
and we understand, that 1900 rations were
issued from that post daily to the Indians in
abe vicinity.
Ten Gun boats have recently been launch
ed at the Navy Yard Of this city. They
each carry two lsng twenty tours, and are
intended to reinforce THE gun boat squadron
1t Hampton.
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We have no further account OF the action
said to have taken place with our squadron
off the Delaware. An arrival at the east-
ward mentions their being seen on the %
INST. eastward of the Grand Banks, wing
to, having, II WAS imagined, outsAiled the
Jamaica Eeet.
Military -NoticeS.-The New York line
on duty, IN the service OF the u. States, or
troops detached from the militia, and now
under arms, amount TO 3,203. including che
2oO artillery in the forts OF TINS city.
The United States troops collecting at
the encampn.ent IN Grecnbush, opposite
Albany. have Increased to about one thou
sand, Including the two companies OF a,ing
artillery which passed through this CITY ON
Saturday, and arc almost daily augmen-
ting.
Yesterday morning the detachment of the
city artillery under mujor Blocker & cant.
Niiibert, h:Niig completed their months
service III the forts, we've relieved BIZ 900
olen under major SwartwouL and captains
Blocdgood and Horne.
British force at HcHE!c-The Boston
Patriot states that seaman, VINO with s
others deserted from the Melampus f,ipate
on the 2Sth ult. reports the following force
at HALIFAX, viz st. George. 90 guns, Buth
Stewart, Admiral-Dragon, 74-Dread-
naught, 74-Stag, 36-Meiampus, 44-Ne.
nus, 36-Lark 2O-C!eopatra, So.
Mere. .fdv.
".,Ailany, SATURDAY., J..iy1S.
IS Dear Si:--A few days since a man Of
the name OF M'Lean, who formerly reside d
l1 TINS place, and is now Lieut.. in the
British service, was brought tc the garrison
mere and is now under guard, CHARGED
With cndeavoring to enlist men at the west.
ward Tor the English On him were found
many treasondbLe papers.--The charge j:
sad to be well supported, and the general
opinion is he will be hung-The Gen. OH
GERS arc waiting the arrival of Gen. Dear.
oorh-it he does not arrive in few DAYS
ne VIII be ssnt to New York for trial.
lhe war inoyemcpts are rapidly pro
gressing.' Corn. .idp.
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NAVAL ENGAGEA1ENr

The passengers in the Cape May Packet. arri.
we'd here yesterday morning, report, that on Frdav
last, from 60 to 80 heavy guns were fred to the
horth"aru on cape May, supposed to be in an en-
gageinent between come ships of war.''
FTeenan'S JonrnaIJnty 90.
We are fearful, that the Constitution frieatA hoe
been fallen in with, by ships of war, undeS British
colours, which were seen off Cape May, on Frida~
last By Capt. Hill, OF the brig T'hetis who arrived
that the British ships of war; we're firing A. the st;,
they were chasing, which he took to be frgat. I
.JIfer Mn
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az AhShALs ShLE.-By yirtu. OF . dcareo, 3
~ the Court OF the United States for tho frt
circuit ~ tie Virginia District, in s,ii, tbcrsi,
Penu@S tc'ween James Hcndersoa, Frec1ic,. ~
g3hh UIA'r. plaintif, and Tlonas if5h,t 1,J,.GIt
T 5,ar; I",y ~ Peaehy, adu'a. ri WIN. Same,
s?i, tor ready money, az i0ii;c au,t,y' WIZ -
n'shoSt HIdef, n Sterling Gary's Teyrro
oouUy ci Prince Ceoree, On the o7iI d,,- ~ -. W.
hcNI, rae q" Jeud, containing sis h,,rlre ,.
name o. Di,, l, oT 'ea9' called a'.t known by 4,
j,,nS M'!eo<'s, for the purpose or
sums g money ia said decree mentioned '''"''
Wn MANN. u. ~ Tor
July 90, ''''' ~ = ID.
FIN
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E1tTact Of a letter ./ronr gentleman at
Coium6iG. Maine, TO his .cayreSho,,eieat in
this toS0a, dased July u.
Last week informed you of the cap
tire OF the schooner Regia by the British
l now. inform you of her release and safe
arrival here
, ohe was restored in consequence of the
PROCLAMATION of the Governor Of Nova SEQ
tia of the Sd inst
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CT Dr.. w. Foushee it.. is now resdy TO vacc;-
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-07-28

Rhode Island and Connecticut have agreed With
the s,overnor of Mssr-rhuset,s rpon the same ,lay
s"c Fasting, and in the mude of proceeding
respecting the militia that they are in k.d coz
sent so far. Ees, pm
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-07-28

% Five sail of Men of War were seen
on BLOCK Island on Friday night, standing
soutn"ard' Boston e. C.. II. Books,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-07-28

lrteTrepfed fetsers.--Two letters, o. which the
following are copies, were taken from the ,rze-
master OF the American ship Margaret. at the time
oil her r,capt're by the priyateer Teazcr and ar,
communicated to the editors OF the Mercantile sd
vertiser, for Publication
PLuMPER, July C, 1919.
I" ,'iy Dear Sir.
" send you this letter by the American shin
a'garot, which captured Yesterday, together
WITH the brig Start the former laden with sail
coal, and crates, the latter salt only The priz,.
masters wiii glVe YOU their papers; and Hr. MKel-
lot, an the Margaret, will give you power of attor-
ney, signed but net filed mp, which YOU ere mt IL
oesty I" do in whose name you please providing the
person you employ as partner is not concerned
WITH the house or Houses the prizes dM belong to-
They are both new vessels and dare say will sell
Wei, ~ the market does overflow
he master of the Margaret has some little tii-
lies he wishes TO for his family have no
Objection 20 it, providing it does not exceed hun,
drcd pounds in value.
|. took out Of the latter vessel two bags. said
p contain 40O9 dollars, for tie better security
tnereot and, as dollars things which speak for
o"e,hseFes' sha'' share them out as as can.
30 wiii thank you 10 send scheme of sl,ar-
ing as soon as you CAM, aud direct it to me p, ST
Johns; and will thank you to ask the Admiral
II shall send ham his share in cash Of, bills from ST
Johns "
j" have been under The necessity OF allowing nine
SAL to so by to-day for want of hands, and in consd
Grafton oi the particular orders am under a vet
nave lost not moment from the contrary winds
ana frequent Gains have had-but shall write the
ltdmirai by this same Conveyance, and state to him
the particulars.
:" When you caa spare the midshidrnen from pri-
yes, ! VIII thank you 70 ask the Admiral To- send
them overland 10 st Jonns. Mr.. M'Kcliot, being
native vii! escort them. 1T is my intention to tk
the seamen out, on getting in with the land and en-
poy fishermen to navigate them round, 1t the ex-
pence CT the prizes, whenI shall send You an sc-
count OF what agreement may make with them !
need not beg you q am surrey to look after the con-
Germs OF an unfortunate gun-brg, who most >proba-
oily VIII take nothing else this war; though few stand
more i'll need than
Your very humble servant,
GAMES BRAY'
r" gillian Eyre. Esq. .Aamraly- one, Hal-
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OHIOl
TRAMxItvrcN Inlu

.IIOJ Kh ~ II ON, JuIV IT.
Last week the British sIoop Of War
Queen Charlotte, Of % guns, arrived at
Fort Maiden, havine.on board IN, Gover,or.
General of Upper Canada, and 90 British
troops.
On Monday last. General Bell and b.
Van Cleee, Esq. left Delaware for Sandus-
XIV, from which place they Immediately pro.
coed TO mark ort a road from Ssndusky to
the foot of the Rapids of the Miami Of the
Lake. They arc appointed Commissioner rs
b, the President of the ..
Two Companies Of U. S. Volunteers
have goue from New Connecticut by wa
ter to Lover Sandusky, to erect garrison.
Tecumseh. the Prophets brother. passed
by Fort Wayne a few days ago with ten Of
bis Dung men, ON horseback. all unarmad.
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J. Z. SHERBROONE

An account that Com. Rodgers was in
pursuit OF the Jamaica fee. had been pub.
lished at Halifax.
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80 I'm =. or IN one cf the aiioinn, So.
Gal IT, ,iaI l,y e Ie, 3G 'r, ghoessr as or mr.
ly rewa7lcl. 6" 80 0,'@ti bs haujs5 ne.
July IS.
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Being questioned by Mr.. Siic,Sney the q. ST.
Agent at Fort Wayne, Tccnmseh said he
was going on IA visit TO the Cbippaways and
Getaways. in order 10 bring about general
peace but ON being examined With some
degree of severity by Nh. S,ickuey. he, ac-
kmwledged that he was going 20 Gluldcn to
procure powder & lead.
Capt. Crate, OF this town, arrived this
afternoon from Delaware, and informs us
that the following report prevailed and was
believed in that town when he left it this
morning:
That on Monday or Tuesday two
American vessels, the Amelia & Cha film,
loaded by the u. 5. Contractor with sup
plies For the armya Detroit, were captured
on Lake Erie by he British sloop of War
Queen Charicite OF % guns. And also that
a san boat, @iin passengers. tsupposed to
be from the Rapids of Miami, " as captu-
red on the same day by the same vessel
Fears were entertained at Dciaw are that
the Rev. Mr.. Hughes chaplain to the Ar
MY and lady, and a daughter of Col Bixby,
were among the passengers.
/ he above Intelligence was received at
Delaware in letter from major Paul D.
Butler dated at The Rapids Of San,Iusky to
! Col. Azariah Root of Delaware Major
Butter obtained his Information from the
runners who had just arrived ut the Rapids.
COOP N'EiYSf
We were last evening informed, through
Judge Mitchell OF Madison. that one OF The
contractors had arrived at Urbamna from
the Ohio Army, which he lcf; within eight
| mites Of Detroit, on the morning of the 4,h
! OF july, having previously experienced 10
interruption whate yer from the enemy. Ii
was supposed the main body of tho army
would get TO Detroit that night but the
rear guard would not get in until Sunday
! morning.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-07-28

The =" die IS cast, and what pac,, Of rainsterss
raned nPog, g. Britain The Marquis Of WeIles-
ley tailed IN AiS commission he had 90 dreadful per-
sonal animosities'' to encounter Tho Err ESs;ro,
c0mr''sson failed; Lords Grey and Grenyille wers
offered seats out Ct , il she cabinet; and ra,ier
than be doomed to the condition of mutes and in
sruments' they refused the giided bait Of power
liverpool and Castereagh and their creatures thA,
ren"n to sway the destiuies Of Britain
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-06-05
May 90.

INSTITUTION for the Deaf and Du,,,6 and for
RenioOing Intbedinients in .Spcec6 MIR j.
braldwood has the honor to acquaint the public that
IN consequence of repeated applications from per-
sons OF the highest responsibility, many of whom
had visited the Institution for the education Of the
Deaf and Dumb, originally established at E,inlurgl,
in l76O by the late MessIs. Thomas aad John Braid
wool, and since carried by their descendants in
the vicinity Of L.ondon-He visits this country with
view 10 establish similar Institution in the Unicd
States; calculated TO restore tn society unort,I-
nate class OF our feiiow-creat,res, who from being
deprived OF the Education they capable of re-
ceiving, are excluded from the knowledge of every
thing except the immediate objects of sense.
Children who have been born Deaf or those who
have lost their hearing by accident disease are
taught to speak and read distinctly, write and UNI
derstand accurate the principles of Language; they
are also instructed in Arithmetic, Geography, witt,
the use OF the Globes, and every branch of Eucati-
on that may be necessary to qualify them for any
situation in life.
Those put under Mr.. Bradwood's tuition for the
removal OF indictments in speech are at the same
time Instructed in every part of Education & Science
that may be required.
Mr.. Brai'lwood having made arrangements with
several famies who have Children Requiring his in
strnctions intends commencing Institution IN the
city OF Baltimore on the first of July next. Those
therefore who may wish further information are re-
quested to address him in that City.
May 90. St
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-06-05

MARSHAL's sALEs-By virtue OF Decree
va of the Court of the United States for the fifth
Circuit in the Virginia District in suit therein de-
pending wherein Thomas Pirkerton aud Daniel
Bell assignees of Donsld x Burton are plaintiffs and
Samuel Shelton and Robert Morrison aud Mildred
his vile, which said Samuel and Mildred are admin
traitor and Administrative of Clough Shelton deed.
who was one of the partners of Ciough Shelton Co
ate merchants and partners, and of Shelton Win
!rey and company likewise merchants and partners,
the said Robert Morrison and Mildred his wife in
right OF the said Mildred who was widow and reict
OF the said Clough Shelton deed Ciciy A. Shelton,
Maria G. Shelton, William Shelton, Nelson f
Shelton and others defendants in Chancery, pro-
nounced on the Sth June 1910. Will be sold for
ready money at Public Auction to the highest bid
der at the dwelling House of the said Robert Morri.
son in the county of Albemare the 25th dav of
June next nine hundred of land living in the.
county OF Amherst with all the Horses, Mules and
all other improvements and also the following Slaves
and the increase Of the females of the same if any,
viz. Grace, Mary, James, Ben, Diner, Agg, Cloe,-
Tom, Simon, Fanny, Adam, Cicy, Alec, Mel, Mi
me, Namely, Reuben and Neal to raise certain sums
Of money i'll said decree mentioned.
WILLIAM MANN, d. NJ.
FOR
A. MOORE, NV. d
May 25th, 1912. ids
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COLUMBIAN HOTEL--Petcr AIore!ey, CRATE.
" full for the experienced patronage of his friends
and the public, has the pleasure to inform them,
that he has removed to Cary-street, in the large X
conmodious bonse lately occupied by Mrs Randolph,
and in which Thomas Wilson, esq has kept lis Of
hce for several years, in the centre of business and
solicits continuance of former favors He is dc.
termined to use his best endeavors to give general
satisfaction. His Stables, which are near the
house, shall always be provided with the best pro-
yendct.
The price for Man and horse per day, will be one
dollar, s. IS cents.
Richmond, May 49, 1919. If
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-06-05

GTOLEN from the subscr Der living in the lower
- end of Louisa County on Saturday the 18th
Inst sOrrel horse about fifteen hands high, ten or
eleven years old has large blaze ia his face four
white legs and very much mixed with white hairs
on his body his right legs mue disigured by losing
part OF the eve lid, he in very good order and
PAGES exceedingly well also very good Saddle and
bride. will give ten dollars for such information
that get the Horse and twenty dollars If accompa-
med with a conviction of the thief.
JOHN ID. ARMSTRONG.
May &c. 4tp
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-06-05

EDuCATION.-Thc public are hereby informed,
school now under the care of the subscribers, AS n
French Teacher. II is only necessary to say, that
this sentemans qualifications to discharge the duties
OF his Office, are unexceptonale and AS the whole
OF his time is to be spent in the school, few more
students, both of males and females especially they
have made some progress in their education, NAV
obtain admittance. The prices of tuition per annum
will be at the following rates.
For English, including Geography, Arithmetic,
English Grammar, &c. S50-if French be added, or
for French alone, S40-for Latin, Greek, Euclids
Elements, Algebra, sc. S4c--if French be added,
$50. ]. Ii. TURNER.
w. CAULFIELD.
May 90. cp3w
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pKOPERTY.-By virtue and i

VALUABLE PkOPEItTY.-By virtue and in
conformity to a decree of Henrco county count,
will be sold, on Monday the 29th day of June next,
the premises to the highest bidder, the following
valuable property belonging TO the estate of Wiltshire
NJ. Lewis, deed. to wit 1.-The WHARF at Rock
etts, known by LEwIs's NEw-WHARF, and sunlry
LOTS on the man-strcet & opposite the said hart,
well calculated for Store and Lumber-Houscs--.also,
several other LOTS IN the main. street above, and
adjoining Mr. JOHN Cratdock's Brick-House. Two
of the uppermost Lots are mprovc,, with new Store
Houscs---Aso, a LOT and HOUSE, ut present oc-
copied by Mr.. Grover, the main street, adjoining
the Rocketts-Bridge, and number of other LOTS,
binding on Gil ey's Creek, aud the main road, lead
ing by MIR. John Werth's Mil. Two of these Lots
have Lumber Store-House each A plan
will be exhibited and also the Estates interest i'm the
said Werth's Mill. Likewise, about Fifty ACRES
OF LAND on Gil'eys Greek, above the Mill, boun.l.
ed by the Creek, main-road, MIR. Within Mayo and
Mr.. George Blakey, which will be lahl out Lots
of different Sizes plan os them will also be shown.
The terms of SALE will be fourth of the purchase
money payable in six months, other fourth in
twelve months, other fourth in eighteen months
and the remaining fourth in two yesrs, the purcha-
sers giving bonds aud security and deeds of trust on
the Property to secure the payments of the install
ments. The property will he shown those nclinabie
TO purchase by the subscriber. The Sale viii he
continued from day to day, until completed.
And OH Tuesday the 4th day of August next, will
be sold, that valuable Farm, called MARRIN'S
HILL, about two miles below Richmond, adjoining
the land oil Mr.. VIM Mayo and the lands of the late
COL Miles Seidcn, decd. James River. This tract
contains about 400 acres, considerable part of which
rs valuable Low-GrOnnti. On the said tract is a good
two story Dwelling House, Kitchen, Barns Stables,
and other useful Houses-also, valuable Peach Or
chard Possession viii be given he 1st day of Ja-
nuary next. and privilege granted the purchaser of
sowing and putting in crop OF small grain this TALL
The terms of sale above stated and the land shown
by Mr.. John Browning, living thereon, the sub
scriber.
WALTER SHELTON, Commissioner.
June Q. ids
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fpSWENTY DOLLARS REW.aRD.-Eloped
a on the Goth of December last, negro. lad by
the name OF CHARLES, belonging to the estate of
Edmund Lawrence, decd He is about seventeen
years OF age, Ve feet six or inches high,
and well grown, with rather thick and pouling lips
he has relations and acauaintanees in the neighbour
hood of Louisa Court-House, at Mr.. Peter Nelson 5
in Caroline, and his father lives in the, neigborood
Of DE-. Berkeley, in Hanover. The above reward will
be paid to any person who viii deliver the said lad
TO the subscriber living in Spoasylysnia.
EDWD. G. HILL, .qdnt'r
May 90. Won
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SAMUEL G. ADAMS--is now receiving from
~ Boston and New-York--.
Hardware, lronmongery and Cutlery---aIso Militia
ry Goods, consisting of best English Gilt Scabbard
Sabres, Plated anti Gilt Hangers, Gold, Plated Gilt
and Silver Epauletts Silk and Cotton Sashes, Artil-
lery, Infantry and Navy Buttons, Plated and Gilt
Cord, Gold and Silver Vellum Lace, Morocco Sword
Belts, Feathers, Drums and Flies, Cockadcs, &C.
Also one case Irish Linens two bales India Cottons
Spermaceti Candles. Cotton in bales, Liver, Lamp
and i'lubber Oil, Sheet Lead, Castings, pipe, q
quarter casks, half quarter casks genuine old Ma
deira Wine, 40 casks White Lead and 90 barrels
Pork, which lie offers for sale moderate terms.
May 90. w4w
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E(ORTY TWO Hhds. Pennsylvania whiskey,
~ 2 pipes Malaga wine,
40 Boxes Brown Soap,
Landing from the Constellation, Capt. Jackson.
IN STORE,
Is hhds. Muscovado Sugar
Is Barrels do.
hhds. New Orleans DO.
hhds Antigua Rum,
Q pipes French Brandy,
do Gin,
40 Tons Swedish Iron,
4 do. Bstercd Steel,
9faggots German do.
Long Cork Clarret,
Spanish Segsrs,
Spernceti and tallow Candles,
For sale by
WILSON, DREW & RoBERTSorv.
May so. ST
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FEVHE Twelfth Drawing of the William and
4 Mary College Lottery of ninety numbers took
place OH the Goth inst at Norfolk, when the following
numbers drawn, from the Wheel
SO as. s. AS. TO- 3.a
Those having prizes will apply Simon Block, Will
amsburg Tor payment.
The Thirteenth drawing will take place on the
10th June, at the Capitol in the city of Richmond.
May 80. If
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BY Thomas Richie. |

- CONDITIONs.-Five Dollars year, to be
paid annually i'm advance. Those who do not direc c,
tcr papers to be discontinued at the end OF the year
will be considered as engaged for the next--None
will be discontinued, until all ariearages have been
paid.
ADVERTISEMENTS will be inserted in
this paper unless they pail for, guaranteed by
some respectable person in this ctyor Manchcster.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-06-05

= ITERARY-T DObson of Philadelphia in
4 tends printing new Revised AND EnIarged e.
Dt'on of&he CREST universal History in about seven
" octave voanes; fOr which lie n.-ass shortly to
issue proposals..
Aprs~s sssi
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-06-05

SSTOP THE ASSASSIN, JOHN SMITH! =
~ SO dollars reward Whereas two OF the subscri-
bers acting deputy Sheris of the County of Anne
liza in discharge of their official duties did take
horse the property of said Smith which was Illegally
afterwards arrested from the possession of said
deputy sherfs and in attempt to retake the said
horse the said Smith did make attack on the
sheriifs with pistols and dirk, in which attack fired
one of his pistols at the subscriber Armistead L.
. Townes, which wounded him in the breast. And
has now escaped from the hands Of justice we flat
ter ourselves the god people of this commonwealth
will use every exertions to bring the said Smith to
merited punishment. John Smith is we believe n
native of Ireland for several years past has sold
goods ~ hawker or pedar ia ;his state, ia a low
well bnilt man. somewhat pock-iretted about thirty
thirty five years of age dressed in black as well
can be recollected The above reward will be
paid for experimenting the said Smith and delivering
him to the hands Of the proper officer in the County
sfAmela.
ARMISTEAD I. TONNES,
JOHN L. LEIGH,
JOHN L. TONNES,
WILLIAM LEIGH.
Note. The above c6snte committed on the
asth Lrst.
June2 2tp
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NOR RENT-The Store-house now occupied by
4 me to the ist Of april next-immediate pos
session will be given.
A. BELL.
May 90. If
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NTOTICE--That on Saturday the twenty seventh
~ ofneXt month, at the Capitol in the City of
Itichmond The Commissioners appointed by an
session, will proceed to let the repairs of the said
Capitol to the lowest bdder-The Legislature have
appropriated eight thousand i've hundred dollars
for this service, which will rendert worthy the at
tention oil underakers particularly those who ork
In free stoue considerable portion of the repairs
to be of that material, which eau be convenient
" procured in Che vcinity-Any person inclned to
become the undertaken, may specification of
the repairs contempated.to be done the exterior
OF the building, by applying at the Office of William
w. Hening, Clerk of the Superior Court of Chance
ny for the Richmond District, who will show the
same-Bond and security will he required of the
undertaken, conditioned for hi5 faithful perfor-
nance.
BY the Commissioners.
May so. .... OF
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SHELTON g FINNEY, are now receiving, and
~ offer for sale
10 Hiids prime Ncw-Orleans Sugar.
IS low priced Muscovsdo 90.
IS b'les first quality Upland Cotton,
10 icrses frcsi Rice
alsy ~, 81