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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-04-17

VILE subscriber conscious, that with the aid of an
il active and experienced partner the interest Of
his friends will be better attended to than /. could he
Nv an intiSidual, has formed partnership with Mr.
Thomas Richardson, under the firm of Fox & Rich.
ardson. With acknowledgements to those who have
heretofore favored him with their confidence he az
sares them he will continue to use his best exertions
to deserve it, and hopes for continuance of their
favors. JOHN FOX.
Jan. IS. wtf
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-04-17

UST Received anl for sale by Edward Halam,
~ first door above the Eagle Tavern, Richmond
Fresh Imperial, Gun-Powder, Young Hyson, and
SOnchorg Teas.
Double Refined and Pcnington's LeybiPd Loaf Su-
gar.
Superior quality Old Port WING.
Cngniac Brandy.
Pine Apple Cheese and Alox'a. Crackcri
spermatctl Candies
Ground Plaster Of Iaris.
4 few Crates Liverpool Ware.
Arr! 10. iawU
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-04-17

EOR SALE---N1y PLANTATION On Fnnie
h Weed, upper end of Meckienburg, containing
by late survey, go acres, about 500 of which has
been clcared-the balance is Finely tnbered, and is
tho best Tract of Tobacco Land that is within my
knowledge.
This land was purchased of the Executrix OF Bait
jones deceased, and djoir the lands of Mr. Stokes
flate GenI. Kcnnon's,j VIM. Hcnt'O, Wsgst.T's,
fs,,ssel's and Mrs Hogan's and viii be shewn at any
time by Mr. Hunt, and the terms made known by
application to. j. NELSON.
Mecklcnburc, March Of. 20 WITT
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-04-17

a Very Valuable LOT Of GROUND 10 be sold for
" cash.-By virtue Of a decd of trust, made by
Mr. John Barret TO tie s,tb.crihcr, dated the OH Of
August, $40. md recorded IN the Hastings court Of
Richmond, viii be Exposed to ale 81 Auction f,,r
cash, at the Eagle Tavern in the city of Richmond
Fs;Iay the first day Of May next, that valual,lc
and highly improved 10, of Grolnd ON Shooko l,ill
in the said city, No 585 present IN The occupancy
of Mr.. James Bgowo --srhiect however, to the claims
NJ the said Brown. founded an extent by virtue Of
writs of Flight from IIcnrico court or two iudy.
meHts, rendered Mr. George Mccall surviving part.
ner Of Thompson Saoderass, & Co against tic said
John Rirre,. The situation Of this lot Is probably rs
eligible for pTira'e residence auv ~ the oiiv.
g. COPLiND, Jrast.~
March q ts
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-04-17
sANIL GREENHow,

NlRGINIA--At a Superior Court of Chancery.
y holden at.the Capitol, in the City of Richmond.
the 9Th day of February, 1919,
Mildred Jet A feme eoyort AND J,noe lot. ~
Benjamin Pendleton Jett, infants under the age Of
twenty-one years. by Charles Tut their friend,
Piys.
John Jett in his own right, and rs executor of 10.
bert Jett, decd, Brchett d. Jet and John Shackle
ior r Detfs.
ed his appearance and given security according to
the act OF assembly and the rules of this court and t
appearing to the satisfaction of the court, that he lie
not an nhabitant of this country--on motion of the
plaintiffs by their counsel, it is ordered That the
said defendant do appear here the first day Of the
next term and answer the bill of the Plaintiffs and
that copy of this order be forthwith inserted in
some newspaper published in the cts of Richmond.
Tor two months essvely, and posted at the frok
door OF the Capitol in the said city.
copy. Teste, 49,
VIM. W. nENING, c. c.
warren IT. >~-rs- wSw
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-04-17
March 81

ME subscribers having associated themselves in
IL business under the firm of Fox g Richardson,
neg leave to make tender of their services their
friends and the public in general, in the Co,n,,ission
Line, and hope to obtain a share of public patron
age. which it shall be their constant endeavour to
merit.
JOHN FOX,
THOMAS RICHARDSON.
Richmond, Jan. 25. wifi
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-04-17
March 31st.

NJ OTICE.-Thc Copartnersbp Of DIGGES Sc
IN HEWLETT, was, on the 26th ult dissolved by
mutual consent. Those whohave claims a,,ainst the
said concern, as also who indebted, will apply to
Edward ID Digges, who is alone authorised to settle
the business of the said concern.
EDWARD u. DIGGES
JAMES HEWLETT.
Manchester, March g.
THE above business will in future be carried On
by the subscriber, on his own account.
Ed. DIGGEs.
March g. "
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ATOTlCE-The subscriber Is ready g. receive
y proposals 10 lease bis plantation from the COM
nneneing of the ensuing year, known by the name OF
CRONDALL, in the county OF Rehmonfl, king On
Bappahanuoek Rive, adjoining the Ianfs of Messrs
John 'Tnv'oc and Jandon Garter, am directly opIo-
site the Town Of Teppahannock.
Bond With approved security siil bc required
CT a Letter directed 10 tho Subscribe, living ia
!ic City of Richmond, WI oc strictly attended, 4 .
John EJRPIiY, J2.
tlayeh 8.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-04-17
April 10.

e OTICE.-The members Of the Mutual Assur-
l ances Society against Fire On Buildings of the
state OF Virginia. residing in the counties of Loudon
Earfax Fauluier, Prince William, Stafford, King.
Hanover. Henrieo, Chesterfield, Dnwiddir. Prince
George, Lunenburg, Brunswick, Amelia, Nottoway.
buckingham, Cumberland, Prince Edward and Pow
hstan, and towns within the same, arc hereby noi-
ca, that ue,r Quotas Tor the present year became
payable ON the LIST day of April and that Mr. Archi
bald r. Taylor has been appointed the Collector for
the above named district-Payment win neverthe
less be received at the General Office of Assurance
in this City.
SANII, GREENHow,
PA. ofthe M Il. S. otKrs'a.
q pm ~. oaw4t
OF The Editor bcgs leave 20 subioin to the above.
that Mr.. Taylor is also authorized 10 receive any mo-
mics which are due to the Enquirer Office; that he
- furnished with the: accounts against Subscribers
&s who are earnestly requested to discharge thu.
same.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-04-17
New YoKK, April 6.

Commercial Disb1tch-Among the many yes.
sells, which have prepared for sea, since the news
ct the protested Embargo, none perhaps have been
dispatched expeditiously than the ship Orbit,
saptain Bool.
The Orbit arrived from Liverpool a week ago
yesterday and early in the week nnbent her sails
laid by her cables, and completely prepared re-
.saH :::oH.h - ordinary. On Thursday .:tf:c--
noon, she began to discharge her ballast, bend her
sails and prepare to iJad. And yesterday morning
she sailed again for liverpool, with fill cargo o,
Merno scooL, Cotton & .9shes and in Nil proiabilf
ity she will be among tic first 70 announce our En-
iaTv.on England
April THE ship Lady Madison, captain
Swaine, arrived within the Hook on Friday night, in
IS days from Liverpool. On Saturday size came
up and at anchored in the North River, OPP
poste Gibbet Island. She had on board so tons o.
iron, which discharged in lighters and received
cargo of ashes, naval stores, cotton sc. cleared 81
ssed again for Liverpool Yesterday afternoon from
che time Of her leaving Liverpool, tn the time of
her again clearing out and calling for that port
comprising 3 the uncxamried space OF three
weeks shs viii probably perform her voyage in 30
days.
J me Ships Honestus for Liverpool. Grand Sache,n
for Lisbon CorneIia for Liverpool Tom Hazard for
~ Mara Theresa FOR Cadz, R,becea for Gibraltar,
Alert for do. Alexander Tor l;i-ope md severa.
briss s schrs. coinro ssei loading yesterday morn
jog and sailed Jn the evening. An example Of com
rnercia dispatch perhaps unprecedented ia the an
nails Of the world
v = ftil I've rOTIO4k ftbSelS c8ciyGN the tanns Ot
tieED:bdrgo La except two viz. the Prince Ma
doc Tor Liverpool, and the Gyraviiie for Cadiz.
Thse two were seized and sent back by the Reyen.
cutter.
NEw-YoRx, April Q.
The slips Alexandra, Ladl; and Hercules, whicI,
werc detained in the Bay W the Embargo Law came
up last evening.
The brig Gaicc, Clifton, wliic, was also detained.
is ashore the point Of saniy-Iook
The ship Occan, ami briS Eizo-LoryI, were Mt an
ehor IN the Bay last evening. All the other Yess,
-ghc hat e'eare5 0't previous the reeep, ri the
Embargo Lzw, ieVcepdns the Maria-1 hercsa, ulci,
did DOT g1t o.rt CT the River,) have gone tn sea.
Mere. .4Jv.
Tie bGitor e! the National Intafeonrcris Of ooi.
rion that The late oenroiion in Fast -Florida 20 hes
mt rceeived The least aid ~ rountenanoe from the
Govefnmtr' " the Cnited States although some OF
its settlers - ,car 20 have engaged in it,"
.Hore French BHysingS--Captain A Iucio, of DE
pOrfagucse arig Cobpt 81 Laurence, was informed
~ Csptia DAVIS of tic british schooner h!rt from.
Antigua or iiaiifa5. FhOn he fcI in with "a tlc
lIu'uii IN la 81, 80, long. - that proviOu5 - hy
saihog rom Ant'gps, part Of tie crss, of ~ Arncr
san indiapi1n arrived ih~rr, the shin having been
,assh o. ,Js!s'Ta ash ban. by sSo fscnsh III
cytee.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-04-17
NJ j s T. l. !. l. \ ME S.

y VIC state IL as A FACT, that MIR. Didi,r, Of this
city, song over to France, rs bearer oil dispatches
TO sir. BARROW, hal tic taken from him torci-
bly,, b.twrcm London'and Dover. by order OF the
British government, and were restored TO Mr..
Russell, until he made positive demand of them
from the British ministry. On this infamous procce-
d'rc we leave the Federal Hupublican to make the
necessary spclogy.-Ddis. Sgn.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-04-17
NwTAsHINGToN LOTTERY OFFICE in Bal

VA AsHINGToN LOTTERY OFFICE in Bal,
w tmore, corner Of South and .5fayket sneeSf.
The subscribers have for sale q great variety oF
Tickets and Shares in the second class OF the Vaccine
Institution Lottery, the drawing of Which will
mence on the first Wednesday in May next, and be
completed long before any other Lottery which viii
be drawn in this city. This Grand Lottery contains
-Four Capital Prizes of TspHty Thousand Doiiars
each, Three If Five Jhousand, Ten of One Thou
sand, &c. and not two blanks to Prize--Pre-
sent price OF Tickets S 81, but will soon advance.
The subscribers have it likewise in their power to
accommodate their friends and the public with Tick
cts in the New-York Union College Lottery No. 3,
on the same terms they be purchased ip that
city. They will keep regular and correct Check
Book for this Lottery.
THE SCHEME CONTAINS
Capital Prize of 5 10000
$4,000
10000
10000
5000
1000
200
.7cd sst tyUo blanks {, n Prise.
nc drawing will commence the fourth Tuesday IL
April. Present price Of Tickets S8-entire schemes
OF either OF the above Lotteries delivered gratis to
purchasers. Apply above, where orders arc re-
eciyed from Tie distant places and attended to
with the greatest punctuaity, correctness and dis
patch.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-04-17


Cure IF the Deafe5 Dar6.-fhe Journal de p
Empire Of Paris (Oct. 1919 announces the extra
ordinary cure of youth deaf and dumb from his
birth Mr.. Itard had taken up the idea that many
cases oil deafness must proceed from obstruction
or Choking OF the internal auditory channel which
extends from the drum OF the ear TO the Eustachiap
tube, aud is moistened by a lymph. This sweet and
vlscd fluid washrst discovered by Dr. Cor,npi of Ma
pies and 1t Is in this, that the open extremity nf the
auditory nerves is immersed deriving from IL not on
~ softness and sensbty but those numerous and
pal unduletions which excite the sensations of sound
dr. itard proceeding upon the principle that the
CoruEnI lymph might Income consistent or even con-
crete IN certain of deafness determined TO clear
ana cleanse The conduit by meats of proper inject-
ons On the ri Of July, nc perforated both ears. *
on the 9th injections of lake-warm water were
thrown in; on the 10th they first penetrated to tl,
NOUN ana towards the batter end ' the month t1e
Young DietZ who had been previously insensibIe TO
The loidest xliiosnns of artillery began 10 hear the
ringing Of number Of bells in the nciyhboIrIood
then, OF door-bcll and finally, passed through Mi
tbe mlihte tranHiions o sound. His dQIbneSs cess
eh with iis dedtHsss for he could tell wlst " ere
The sounds that expressed certain IDEAS he gradually
KIN" how 20 form these s0H-Js himself: though with
'ess case than child, his Organs we're more etig
and infeSbles-1his case proves one fact that che
test usually lad down of curabie deafness Is false
one. Put a watch IN tho mouth, SAYS Du ion IL the
pcrson can hear IL. the optic nerpe not DESTROYED
but the hcolncssis cansed by some obstruction in tho
outer eanHel; but IT he cannot hear it, Won NAV I,c
sure tie nerve IS gone and the is hopeless But
here rs case, in which the ratienf could not be.
lac ticking of the watel aud vet his nerve was sound
Mr. itarl's idea is cin.ncntly worthy Of the Sur.
gCon's notice.
An howi,zcr ha, been invented in France. chilled
iHlG7frofg' hoygifsey, which shoots q shell 20 flc
distance of SOD toisos 1850 feet; the charge Is
- lbs. ~ powder, the vt nj the shell so; The ,faf
Tst hc'git oi ~" throw hnut Goo tDses the proee
tic takes from so 20 ~ yc0nds 20 run over its errb
''' range exceeds BY 1879 rscs tlrn n re c1cat-
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-04-17

Tie Editor e. the National Intalfeonrcris Of opi.
rion that The late cofnmoon in Fast Florida ." hes
nft rceeived The least aid ~ cointenance from the
f5ovefnmtr' " the Uni,ed States aItorvl some Of
i,s citizens - gcsr 10 have engaged in it,"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-04-17
HENRY J. ARNHOiD.

o. In order to make it more convenient for the
purchaser, will sell the above property on the fol-
lowing conditions, viz. $3.50 to be paid three months
after the sale, $500 in six months, $500 in twelve
months, and the rest stated above with interest
rom 1st January, 1918. H,J:A.,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-04-17

O. All the Norfolk vessels escaped the fangs Of
t,e ED.bdrgo Lar, except two. viz. the Prime Ma
doc for Liverpool, and the GrraviiIe for Cadiz
Thse two were seized and sent back by the Reyen-
cutter.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-04-17

-NUNFULK, Npf1I IU
/, Mr.. Purcianee, who arrived here Yesterday IL
the ship Friends from London, is the bearer Of dis
patches to our government from the American min
Sters at the different courts of Europe.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-03-20
SENATE.

80, Monday, March 9. /,
The hill concerning the naval establish
ment was read third time and passed.
Mr.. Giles, from the committee on so much
Of the message OF the President as concerns
the relatiohs between the United States ard
france md Great Britain, reported a bin to
provide for the designating, surveying and
Granting the military bounty lands !. and
the bill was read and passed to a second
reading.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-03-20

VtNAKEN from one of my servants last week, 100
N dollar note on the Bank of Virginia The own
err, by describing the satisfactorily and paving
the charge for advertising, will receive it from me-
JOHN BRANCH.
Manchester, March II. st
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-03-20

~ PICOT, brick row, near the market bridge,
w. has Just receive, AMI oF,rs for sale, aconsi-
<crabie assortment OF " INDIA W EEr MEATS
md GREEN PRESERVES, consisting q. l.emous,
Citrons, Oranges, fIicaco, pneappes and Guya and
Apricot JeiyHc i,asaIso several boxes Of best flA
VANNAH SEGARS. D
March IL. &C., 4tp
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-03-20
BY Thomas Richie.

: or CONDtlIONS.-F', Dollars year. TO he
paid annually ia a,ivancc Those WHO 10 direct
their papers be discontinued the end of the YEAR,
viii be considered rs Engaged Tor the next--None
will be discontinued uptl all arreara,es have been
paid.
" ADVERTISEMENTS viii be inserted in
this paper unless they paid FOR, guaranteed hy
some respectable person in city Manchester.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-03-17
THE ENQUIRER.
THE TRUTHIN A NUT-suET, !
RICHMOND. MARCH ". 1alo.

lHE TRUTH IN a NUT SHE'LL.
=. we acqult every Federalist that lives to
the South of the Hudson of any communion
with JOHN Hcnfy.----We acquit the great
mass OF their party in the north of similar
'imputations, for they are Americans and
they can have no interest in treason and
disunon We acquit some of the leading
men OF the same party of similar views, be-,
cause they are men of honor ;; the violence
OF their political prejudices to- the contrary
Notwithstanding. But we cannot clear from
these lmputations all the leading men of tina.
party, such as some Of the Essex Jnnto,- but
upon the most strong aud satisfactory pr oof.
And we most Shire wdly suspect, that if Col.
boyd,whois now at Washington, would come
forward, & give us all the light which he can
shed on this transaction, he would be able to
supply some of the erasures in the CORES
pondence, and expose some of John Henry's
traitorous associates; not that col. Boyd,
one OF the heroes of Tippecanoc, had any
share in this nefarious plot, but that circum-
stances had given him a clue to an associa-
ton which is now marked with the Inca
aments Of treason.
But while the great body Of the Eastern
|. + ederalists and their leaders are thus clear
ed OF any imputations, it is due to truth to
say that it was the violent and outrageous
conduct of these Federalists in 1909, which
led Sir James Craig into the errone-
Gus idea that they were ripe for dissoluti-
ON OF the States. 1t was their outrages up
ON common decency their violent opposition
to the laws OF the land the resolutions in
the Legislature of Massachusetts, that ." the
laws were nor binding ON the people that
they TOW and must be resisted 20 the Ian
ggage OF the Federal prints winch scented
OF treason; she projected Congress in the
Gastein $tates--it was these proceedings
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-03-17
March II.

-TEyWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.-Ram.away
a last October, from the estate of rhos Bernard,
esq. OF king-George county, my man who calls him
self GEORGE GRAY-he is about 30 years of age.
feet or inches high, rather slender and active
OF person, and OF the ordinary colour-hc had been
brought home frotn the last Fredericksburg races,
but eloped the same night again, carrying with him.
"a blanket and other cotes since which time he has
been seen in and about Frederick sburg, and imposed
himself as free mamie was raised in The family
OF Doct. Bolts, of Petersburg, anti sold me by Ro-
bert Spotswood, esq. when living in Cupeper coun-
ty-he is an artiu and ingenious fellow, and being
my body servant for years, has many acqGaint-
ances--no marks recollected but that he has
somewhere either ON his face or about his eyes, also
does not stand straight OF his legs, The effect
of a fracture received when young shall give the
above reward to any person who viii deliver him to
me, or secure him in Jail, so that get him again.
NJ. ROWAN.
Kiag George county,
March II. tin = ,
r. s. He is lurking either in fredericksburg -
tersburg, or Richmond, or some where along Che
Rappahannock River.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-03-17

A L a meeting Of the Commissioners, appointed 70
d open books in the city of Richmond for the Far
mers Bank OF Virginia held at the Bell Tavern on
Thursday evening the 10Th March 1912, the follow
ing gentlemen Present
WIN. Marshail, Benin. Hatcher, Jno Amber.
Jno. g. Gamble, Jos. SeIden, Colin McRae
Charles WhitlOek, Jno. l.. Harris, Jno b.
Ogg, Philip n Nicholas, Robt Pollard, Nat
Sclden, and And. Stevenson.
On motion Resokoed, That Books Of subseription
The Farmers Bank, be opened under the super
mtcntlnce of the Commissioners APPOINTED by the
act oi Incorporation, the FIRST MONDAY IN Aprit
next at 10 O'Clock, NJ. in the Hall OF tie Leaisla.
turc.
ReSolyed, That notes Of Che present BANK of Vir z
ginla VIII be received hy the Commissioners in part
Of the shares subscribed for.
, Signed and published ln order of tia Messing
ANDREW STEVENSON, Chair,5A4a.
March IL
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-03-17

z n CIIANCERY.--At Il court held for Prince Ed
h ward county, the 18th day of February, 1912,
John Baldwin AID Sally wife, formerly Saiicy
Davidson, Conabl'ts.
against
John Bracket and Phebc his wife, formerly Phebe
Davidson, George Davidson William jackson and
Mary ms wife, formerly Mary Davidson, Alexander
Frazier and Nancy lis wife, formerly Nancy David
son, Salley Davidson widow, and John Davidson, and
Betsey Davidson children heirs and Representatives
of Bracket Davidson, decd Joseph Broadway chill
dren heirs and representatives of Betsey Broadway
decd late Betsey Davidson and John Davidson,
Def'ts. ,
The defts. William Jackson and Mary his wife,
George Davidson, Mary Davidson, Alexander Frazi-
and Nancy his wife, and Joshua Davidson not ha-
wing entered their appearance and given security
corling to act of the General ssembiy and the
rules of this court ond it appearing the satisfaction
OF the court that they not inhabitants of this
state, ON the motion of the complsinants, by their
counsel, 1t is ordered that the said delts. William,
jackson and Mary his wife, George Davidson, Mary
Davidson Alexander Frazier and Nancy his wife and
Joshua Davidson do appear here the first day of
May court next, and answer the compliments bill.
and that copy of this order be forthwith inserted in
some the public newspapers printed in the city
of Richmond, for two months successfully, and also
posted the front door of the courthouse of this
county. copy. Teste
| b. j. WORSHAM, ID. G.
| March IL. wSwp
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-03-17

ANAP OF Y1RGlNIA--The public are respect-
I'VE fully informed that the ProPrietors of the MAP
OF VIRGINIA have placed the management and
sale of that work in the hands of j. r. jones' oppo-
site the Eagle Tavern, in the city of Richmond
where they may be supplied with MAPS at the ORR
gnal prices -
John X. Jones also offers general assortment Of
Books and Stationary which, he will sell on liberal
terms. II a.. +F :.
NIB. Orders from the country faithfully attended
March II. .1aw6t.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-03-17

II ME SUBSCRIBER, having formed a, Connec-
Il ton in the City of Richmond, now offers to the
Public, his services in House Painting, GIazmg-Pa-
per and Bell ENnging, hopes by strict atteption *
perfect knowledge OF the above branches to merit &.
share of public patronage. Orders left at Thomas
5. Pope's shall be strictly attended to.
GEORGE. WELLS s. Co. s
March H.. If
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-03-17

a NEW BAKERY.-UILLL4. II. LUlo-
IA re. respectfully informs his friends and the
public, that at considerable expense, he has estab-
by the best hands in that profession from Baltimore.
He can furnish any quantity of Wheat and Rye
Bread, Water and Butter Biscuit, Rusk, SIC. &c.
Orders from the country complied within "a hours
from their receipt. EIt
Adams Valley, March II. If.