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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-03-26
PEDIGREE.

POTOMAC was gotten by the imported Diol
med, his dam Fairy by Pegasus, who partook
of the following crosses, viz.-Old Wildair, the
imported Fearnought, the imported Kitty Fish
err, the imported horse Traveller, old Mark An
thony, the imported Aristotle, Bonny Lass, the
imported jolly Roger, Yorick, &c.
PERFORMANCES.
POTOMAC's performances on the turf, have
far surpassed any horse of his age ever raised
in America-and is admitted by number of
old racers and others, who have seen him run,
to be the best distance horse that ever was on
the American turf, and supposed to be equal
to any on earth. His speed is entirely un-
known to all those who have seen him perform,
although he has often commended with the best
horses in Virginia and North Carolina. He has
been several times excepted from running four
mile heats, and eleven times winner without
ever finding horse to put him to his speed.
At three years old, he was twice a winner
first, at New Market, two mile heats, against
all ages.-Second, at Smithfield, against all a.
ges, two mile heats. AT four years old, he was
six times winner, four mile heats, running o.
yer the following courses, viz. Smthkeld, spring
and fall at New Market, Fairfield, Norfolk and
Belfeld. At FIVE years old, he was three times
winner spring and fall at New Market, four
mile heats, and at Warrenton, three mile heats
beating and distancing, at different times and
places, the following celebrated horses, viz.
AEolus, Whiskey, st. Leon, Top Gallant, Doc
tor, Monticello, Sir Harry, Carolina, Sweet
Lips, Stump-the-Dealer, Rattray, Sir Peter, Ce-
dar, Atlantic, Magic, Young Peace Maker, Don
Quxotta and Young Surprize.
BURWELL WILKES.
The subscriber has set apart for such mares
as may be sent to POTOMAC, two fields of30o
acres, of which 240 acres are river low grounds,
the whole well enclosed and well set with
white clover and other natural grasses--there
is also a lot of red clover, OF which, servants
Ewith mares, will be allowed to cut as much as
they choosefor their use.-Corn and Oats will
be furnished for mares in such quantities as
gentlemen may please to direct, to be paid for
at the market price of the neighborhood before
the mares are removed.--Servants board gra-
tbs, unless they remain with the mares, In
which case, Is cents per day will be required.
POTOMAC has covered three seasons, and
has proved himself a sure foai getter, his colts
are generally large, of handsome figure, and
much like their sire. ...
The mares sent the last season to my care, we're
| all returned in good order, as their owners viii
attest, and the advantages will be equal this
| spring-and pledge myself to the public to sec
Justice done to all, but will not be answera:
BILE for accidents or escapes.
GEORGE EVANS.
Jan. Goth, 1872. (wd)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-03-26
Notice.

NNHOSE who have claims on the estate of
Il Hardaman Register, deed. are requested
to exhibit them to William Fenwick, of Man
chester; and such as are indebted thereto,
are requested to make immediate payment
to him, without delay; the situation of the
estate admitting of no indulgence. So soon
as they can be prepared, copies of the ac-
counts of the latter win be deposited with
Mr.. Isaac White, in Richmond--to whom, or
70 Mr.. James Bream, payment may in the
mean time be made.
JANE ROYSTER, Adm'rx.
Manchester. 9th Oct. 1911. (tf)
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JOHN FOX,
Richmond, Jan. goth, 1912. wifi

THE subscriber oonceiyes that with the
aid of an active and experienced part
ner the interest of his friends will be better
attended to than it could be by an individual,
has formed partnership with Mr.. Thomas
Richardson.
With Acknowledgements to those~who have
heretofore favored him with their confidence,
he assures them he will continue to use his
best exertions to deserve it, and hopes for
continuance of their favors.
JOHN FOX.
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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-03-26

W schooncrs American Eagle and Indian.
Hunter from New York, 10 Iiogshcads New
Orleans Sugar Is hhds. Muscovado Sugar 10
do New England Rum 5000 lbs. fine Northern
Cheese 90 bags Cofieej % quarter chests I'm
pcrial Tea % do. Young Hyson do. 10 crates
assorted Stone Ware 30 Faggots Crawley Steel
and 10 tons assorted Iron.--fbe above articles
Whi be sold at a moderate advance, for cash. or
20 punctuaf customers.--slsO so barrels Prime
Prok--3O Boxes Soap.
Shelton e Fi1ney
Feb. II, 1912 WOW.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-03-26

NOR RENT, near the Capitol, the House
IL belonging to f. Randolph, Esq. and lately
occupied by the subscriber. Apply to Mr.
Geo: Greenhow, or to
LII. GIRARDIN.
February 10. (tD
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POTOMAC,

next spring, handsomely marked, OF large bone
and great muscular strength---IViHS Stand the
ensuing season, in my stable at Oakland, in The
county OF Chesterfield, on AppoInattox river, Is
miles above Petcrsburg----3 below Belylrs
bridge, and IS south Of Richmond, and will be
let to mares at Thirty Dollars the season, pay;l-
bic on the 18th OF Dccemper next, which sum
may be discharged by IfSenty FiVe Dollars if
paid within the season. which ends on the first
vi August next-PO1 0AIAC is now in his sta
bic, and the season is open for such gentlemen
as may choose to send their mares--with each
mare one dollar will be required in every
case to the groom.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-03-26
FOR SALE.

MY Property in the City of Richmond, on
1NA Cary's Street, Immediately opposite the
Rock Landing and adjoining Shockoe creek.
Commencing in, and including 10 feet of
Pivot Alley, running back 1873 feet--thence
to Shockoe creek 1917 feet-thence parallel
with the creek 100 feet-thence up Cary's
street 202 feet to the beginning.
On this LOT are several yaluabIeimprove-
ments; the local situation of this ground, rem
ders it desirable object to those, who wish
to vest money il such property--its conve-
nince to navigation makes it capable of being
improved to great advantage-Merchant
may here be furnished with valuable and
convenient situations for lumberehouses, &c.
&c.
ROBERT CAMPBELL.
Richmond, 9TH November, 1871. CTS
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-03-26
GOODS

OF ALMOST EVERY DESCRIPTION, chiefly
consisting of superhne, fine, & coarse Cloths,
Cassimeres, Swansdowns, Flannels, Blankets,
Kerseys and Kendall Cottons-A variety of
coarse and fine cotton and linen Goods-to-
gether with large assortment of Hardware,
and Cutlery.
also keep constantly on hand, crates of
Ware, Wrought and Cut Nails, Pants, Glass,
old Rum, Sugar, Coffee, Salt, cotton Il wool
Cards, cotton Yarn, country Wine, Apple
and Peach Brandy, Whiskey, prime Pork,
Fish, Tar, Lime, Lumber, &c. &C. &c. which
/ am disposed to sell on the most reasonable
terms.
CHARLES WHITLOCK.
July 2S, 1911. If.
ALSO. lust RECEIVED,
500 Sacks Liverpool fill'd Salt,
900 Porto Rico Hydes,
81 Hogsheads New Rum,
IL Bales Cotton,
5000 Barrels Naval Stores.
Is Tons Swedish Iron,
10 Tons neat Casting assorted,
40 Hogsheads Lampblack.
100 Sacks Alum Salt
Cash given for flour.
Also Just received quantity of excellent
Butter and Venison Hams, suitable for families.
q w
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-03-26

Y have received per the Briggs Diligence and
IL Unity and ship Rising States from London
aud Liverpool, A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
WELL SELECTED
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-03-26

THE CELEBRATED HIGH AND rHoRo' BRED
INPoRTED HORSE
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-03-26
Valuable property for Sale.

THE subscriber offers for sale the HOUSE
and LOT occupied by him at Rockets, and
formerly by MIR. William Fenwick, -also
that VALUABLE TENEMENT occupied
by Mr.. William Farr, opposite the Court
House in this city--Tw hundred and FIFTY
acres Land in Campbell county, and Lot
in Port Mayo. ) deem it unnecessary to de
scribe the advantages attached 20 this proper
ty, as | presuAC those that wish to purchase
will view the same. Two thousand dollars
in cash will be required, the balance will be
made accommodating to purchasers. Apply
to
BRAXTON CRADDOCK.
Richmond, July 18th, 1911. If
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-03-26

About Ia blanks to a Prize.
- Tickets for sale at the Argus Office. Rich
mond
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-03-26
JOHN WILSON,,
Committee Of
JAMES A. GLENN.

July 22d, 1911. (tf)
n. B. Jack formerly belonged TO Mr.. John
Bird and Betty was purschased of John Cor
bin.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-03-26

NOR RENT--and immediate possession
n giyen-The house on Richmond Hill late
" occupied by Mr.. Samuel O.. Adams.--Ap-
ply to the printer
February q. H
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-03-26
Jan. goth, 1912.

FSSHE subscribers having associated them
Il selves in business under the firm of FOX
& RICHARDSON, beg leave to make a ten
der of their services to their friends and the
public in general, in the COMMISSION
LINE, and hope to obtain share of public
patronage which it shall be their constant
to merit.
JOHN FOX
THO: RICHARDSON.
Richmond, Ian. goth, 1912. wifi
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-03-26
EAGLE.

The celebrated horse EA-
GLE, imported last Deccm-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-03-26
Union College Lottery,
PRIZES

Commences drawing in Me'U York in AprRnext.
The scheme contains the following valuable
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-03-26
SIR HARRY,

BefeUed TO be the handSom
est, and noto1fonsig known
IN he o,ye of/Be bseS ao,,a ~
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-03-26

- - cents per Dbl. if it lays over
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-10-16
w. BARTLEMAN
HAS FOR SALE,

~ UN-POWDER, Imperial, Young
NJ Hyson and Hyson Skin Teas, OF
the very latest importations; Muscovado,
New Orleans, Loaf and Lump Sugars,
prime Green and White Coffee, Wines,
of various qualities, Cognac Brandy,Ja-
maica and Antigua Rum, some very
hne old Rye * Common Whiskey, Me-
lasses in hogsheads tierces and barrels,
Pepper, Pimento, Nutme gs, Cloves GIN
namon, Ginger, Madder, Allan, Cop
psras, Spanish * Bengal Indigo, Fig
Blue in small boxes, S,arch, n. Orleans
Upland, s Turkey red Gotten, refined
and common Salt Petre, Writing and
Wrapping Paper, Cadiz, Liverpool line
and coarse Salt, Gun-Powder Of different
qualities, Patent Shot completely assort-
ed, Bar Lead, Hair Sifters, Glauber
Salts, best Spanish Segars Soap Mould
and Dipt Candles, Mustard, Chocolate,
Cotton Cards, Roll Birthstone, Glue,
Rice, Pearl-Ash, Manufactured Tobacco,
Shoe Thread Of prime quality, &c.
October IL. eootiaw~
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-10-16

wants of his men, his sare of his wound.
ed, his attention 10 the sufferinss Of our
allies, & his humanity to the enemy when
subklued or captured. His Lordship was
interrupted with cheers that rent the
skies between each instance OF the me.
rits of Lord Wellington's CHARACTER
Upon these occasions the carriage was
stopped at St. Paul's, at the mansion.
ouse, and in the square of Somerset.
house. At the mansion-house Lord
Wellesley appraised the crowd that the
lord mayor was warm friend Of lord
Wellington, and, with the chief officers
of the city, had often expressed appro.
baton of his services, upon which they
chcered the lord mayor loudly. Tie
crowd halted at Carlton-house, & cheer.
ed the prince regent most Cordially
At St. James's they stopped, and cheer
ed his Majesty and Lord Wellesley
having proposed the Duke of York and
the army, his Royal Highness was loud
ly cheered. On arriving at Apsley.
house, Lord Wellesley took leave by re.
turning thanks for the gratifying marks
of attention he had received; ASSURING
them at the same time, that he had not
the vanity to apply them in the smallest
degree to himself personally. Upon
which the mob shouted, i" we mean them
for you too" 81 receive them them"
said Lord w. "as the most unequivo.
Cal proof. CT public spirit, ofzcaIous at
tachment for your Prince, Of loyalty to
your king, and of love for the true int.
rests of your country. l receive them
as a most gratifying proof Of your OPT.
Mon, that the services of Lord Wei
lingtoB, Of myself, and Of my family,
have always been directed to maintain
the honor and dignity of the crown, and
to the promotion of your best interests"
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-10-16
Translated for tie Freeman's Journal.
RUSSIA.


ST. PETERSBURG, AttyH25.
II cireamstantisi accouat .fthe Comsti-
racy schemed by Bonatarse, 10 sab
jet the Russian government
The conspiracy ha,ched up by Bona
parte against the imperial family, and
fortunately discovered through the in
leyposition o. Divine Providence, has
liberated Russia from the evils which
threatened her, Is now the general topic
oi conversation.
Mr.. Speranski, the confidential i'm
perlal secretary, WAS raised to that high
dignity through the special favor of the
emperor Alexander. Suspicious had
been entertained for long time that
Bona ndrtc maintained spies and agents
1t this court, who communicated TO him
the secrets OF STAKE what confirmed
these suspicious was the frequency with
which utterly, couriers were sent from
Russia 10 France, without their couinp
from Francs to Russia Prince Bra
grafton, who COMM andcd AN army on
the frontiers, formed resolution to de-
tain courier who was going to Pals
with de- patches for Bonaparte, scaled
with tie very seal ofthe emperor Alex
anIer; he opened them withou. respect
ing tae imperial seal, and found ,.at
they contained a description of the plan
adopted for the ensuing campaign, and
z circumstantial account OF the forces of
Russia, her military positions, depots,
store houses, and III word, the .escur-
tces, means, and disposition of our go
Yernsrent.
Prince Bragration sent a courier i'm
media ely to St. Petersburg with those
dispatches, asking pardon of his i,ppe-
rial majesty for his audacity in daring TO
violate his seal, but in which he was
cxcusable, as was proved from the re-
suit.
The courier was desired to place the
dispatches in the emperor's own hands
this was attended with considerable
difficulty, bit finally the messenger OBJ
s,inately insisting upon complying strict
~ to his orders, and it being probable
that second courier would arrive, add
vising the departure OF the first, they
were under the necessity Of letting him
have access to the emperor, and he de-
livered accordingly, his letters to him,
three hours after his arrival.
His imperial majesty having learned
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From the ". Z. Erening Rost.

Lord UeIlinyton's Tictory.-The
City Of London WAS illuminated 8
successive nights, in honor Of Lord
Wellington's splendid Victory over
Mannont. The Couriers Of the 18th
10th and 10th of August gil several
columns with descriptions of the H.
Nominations. fire works, &c. in diffe-
rent parts of the city.-1'he reader
will be able to gather some idea of
the enthusiastic joy of the London
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WINES, TEAS, &c.

Pipes oldIondon p. Madeira
IL do. Sicily Madeira
10 do Lisbon l.S
pipes aad 40 or. casks Sherry :
80 quarter casks Malaga
IS cases Claret
40 chests gunpowder, imperial and
younghyson Teas, of very supe-
Nor quality,
90 puncheons Sd proof Antigua Rum,
10 do. northern do.
so hhds Molasses,
10000 pounds Loaf Sugar,
1900 pounds bright Madden,
40 pounds Nutmegs,
70 bags Pepper and Pimento,
20 kegs race and gouod Ginger,
so bales Upland Cotton, uice quality,
700 pounds Bensa! s Spanish hd,go,
80 boxes moold and dipt Candies,
40 do No. ? Chocolate,
100 do. Pipes, containing gross each,
500 reams writing md wrapping Paper,
200 sacks Liverpool hae Salt,
so hhds. n. Orleans and w. India
Sugar,
25oao lbs. green Coffee.
WIKI general assortment of other
GROCERIES,
FOR SALE BIZ
Bryan Hampson & Co.
August IS
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Ios.4ph \ Vaudeville,
CorRer Of Xing and FaiJaE S"eefs'
. M II ~

Corner Of King and FaiJar Streets,
HIS FOR sale,
I45 Chest Ia and IA Chests new
Teas
Gunpowder Imperial, Hyson. Young
Hysoa, Hyson Skin and Souchong
eS,oCOlb. Coffee
= hAds. Muscavado Sugars
lOo narreIs do.
800 o ID loaf and lump SUGARS
no barrels New England Rum
25 puncheons Yves, India 90.
,2O bar~sis Nhiskey
pipes French Brandy
30 Hogshead. retailing Molasses
30 bag Pepper and Pinento
SO II. Spanish Indigo
1000 ID choice Madder
500 ID. refined Salt Pere
rs casks Gun powder,
Which with his usual general as
.or,msnt of the best Wines, Liquors
and groceries, he Nil DISPOSE OF OF
reasonable terms.
Auo AL
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-10-16
FALL GOODS.
John Lloyd,

Has received By the ShN .7fSe Verg
general assortment Of Seasona6Ie
GOODS,
Consisting principally of Flanneis,
blankets, Flushings, Coatlngs, Broad
Cloths, Plains, Kerseys, Wastco aungs'
Worsted and Cotton Hosiery, Manches-
frv. Sec. &c.-most of them at lowest
and middle prices-vhich will be ready
for sale by the piece or package III
few days. :, CT
September % dlwSlaWu.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-10-16
! pnIITIcAL CATECHIsM.
roR THE YEAR 1919.

! "A FOtll NAL Nh = - N'-~
FoR THE YEAR 1919.
Exemplifed, as usual. BY way OF
Question and Answer.
Question. What was the state OF
parties in the beginning Of the pre-
sent year?
.anszccr. Democracy was trlum-
nhant throughout the nation. and
all powerful in Congress. Federal
ism was universally brow beaten;
but continued resolute and suilen-
considering herself oppressed.
Question. What is the state OF
parties now ?-on the eve ofthe tie
neral Election?
.ins1cer. Democracy hangs her
head-on finding herself forsaken
by her most respectable adherents,
and supported, chiefly, BY Foreigners
and Plaeemen. .
Federalism. 1.-THE Federalism OF
George Washington--not that OF
John Adams] is rising again. as
from trance; and looks round up
on her advocates with conscious dig
nity. because she observes amouS
them good men Of all parties.
Question. What has been the
canse of this unlocked for Oh ange?
.4ns7eer. The acknowledgement of
Administration and their inatten-
ton to the interests, and disregard
of the will of. the people.
Question. What arc the present
effects of this sudden change?
.4ns7cer. The violent partizans,
on each side, already find themselves
in a minority of their respective
factions and the temperate adhe-
rents of both are declaring them
selves attached to neither, by any
other tie than the good of their
country-for the sake of which they
are willing to forego party oblisa-
tions and resentments. and give their
united suffrage to Republican Can
didate. for the next Presidency TDE
WITT CLINTON. of the State of
New-YOrk, now the most popuIous
and powerful State in the Union.
Question. VIII not this revive the
good old Republican Interest which
under the auspices of Franklin and
Washington. achieved the revoIu-
ton, and established the Indepen-
denee of A merica
.4us7cer. Yes.
Question. Should not the old name
Of Republicans be revived again
/.anS1cer. BY all means.-FOr it
includes all that's worth embracing
in both the other Denominations.
Question. What is the probable e.
vent ofthis happy Coalition?
.4nS7cer. The dismission Of Evil
Counsellors-the' preservation Of
peace and harHlony--at least among
neutrality-suspicious. an honorable
acce mmodation (and no other is de-
sired by any party of all our differ.
ences with u. Britain.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-03-06

Newton, Ormshy ,r;ckens. Piper, Peasants
.'orter, Quincy, Reed. Ringgeld, koane
Roberts, Sage, Seaver, Sewer, Scybcrt
smile, G. Smith, Strong, raliaferro, froup,
Turner. Widgery, Winn-66
NAYS.-Messrs. Baker. Bard, Rieclow,
Blocker, breckenridge, Brigham, Brown,
burwell, Champion, Chittenden. Clay,
Cochran, Crawford, Davenport. Dinsmoor,
Ely. Emott, Fisk. Fitch, Goldsborough,
Gray, Harper, Halves, Jackson, Law, Lee
fever, Lewis, Macon, Maxwell, M'Bryde,
M'Coy, Moseley, Nelson, Pearson, Pitkin,
Pond. Potter, Randolph, Richardson, Ridge
ly, Rhea, Rodman. Shelly, ]. Smith, Stan
ford, Stuart, Sturges, raggart, Tallmadge,
Wheaton, White. Whltehill, Wilson,
Wright-54
Mr.. MKim then renewed his motion 20
amend the resolution for taxing stills, BY
substituting for a part of it the following
clause toimpose-a duty :
On all spirits distilled wholly or in part
from foreign materials, at different rates to
average % cents per gallon.
on all spirits distilled wholly from do
mestic growth and produce, at any distil-
lery where there are one or more stills of
more capacity, singly or together, than one
hundred and fifty gallons, at different rates,
to average Is. cents per gallon.
And on licences to distil spirits in all
other stills at the following rates.
The rates which follow are in the orr
ginal resolution, IS on other stills employ
ed in distillins from fruit, and SIS on all
other stills employed in distilling from do
mestic materials: ,%.,' -,
The Sneaker declaring it to be neces-
sary that all such propositions should
first be discussed in COMMITTEES of the
whole ~ ,..3
Mr.. M'Rim moved to recommit tho reso.
luton, proposed to- be amended, to a COM
mittee ofthe whole, for the purpose of ma
king the above amendment. -.
This motion was opposed by Mr.. johnson
and Smsde, and supported by Mr. Fisk
When the House adjourned without de-
Gliding the question.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-03-06

GAMUEL, G ADAMS is now receiving from
- New-York s. Philadelphia
Case English Seine Irvine
Do. BIack-Smtl's Vices
/ Cask Lad Irons ,s-
DO; Table and Tea Spoons, and Tea
I Do. Iapanned Casters ~
~ Dozen Frying Pans 5, - :
Wagon tire assorted, Sheet Iron, German 8, Cast
Steel
Sheet Lead and Lamp Oil
Case Nutmegs and Cloves &
20 Peacock's Patent Ploughs, sc. sc.
March 6. wIw
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-03-06

klEGO RIA, Spanartl) begs leave to inform
D the public that he has commenced the CIGAR
ESS, in the cr6ssstreet leading to the Bacin
where he viii sell Wholesale and retail
lie intends to work none but Tobacco of the very
hrst quality, and that for the most part Spanish lie
fiatters himself his CIGARS win be found en,al TO
any m this Country Orders from n distance viii
be strictly attended to.
March g.. way
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-03-06

NOI1CE--The subscriber is ready to receive
~ proposals TO lease his plantation from the com
mepcImgof the ensuing year, known by the name Of
Cho NDhLtn IN the county of Richmond, lying on
kapPahannock I.ver, adjoining the lands of Messrs.
John Tayloc and landon Carter, and directly oppo-
site the Town of Tappahannock NJ.
Bond with approved security viii be required.
~. "A Lettsr directed to the Subscriber living in
the City of Richmond, viii be strictly attended TO
March g. n
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-03-06
March G..

I'm CHANCERY>- buckingham County, Fey,
z Court 1919. EP
John G. iiam <,c
Sherwood w. Cooke and Alexander pa,te>t%,,f
On tie motion Of the rlainiiFby his Co,|.s1I 49,,
i appearing to the satisfa- uoc Of the Court. fbs,
the defendant Cooke snot IN ul,abtant Of Ills
tits ordered and deerecd that unle.f tho SAID Cocta
swcr the bill tic plaintiff, the Court win tho, 50
ceed 70 take ne same for confessed as 20 him, and
decree the thaiier thereof accordinglz, and llaf -
copy oil tbs order be, forthwith published ia son,s
publs news paper OF fhe City Of Richmond for two
months sneeessivetn and anOther eopv be noS,ed,nr
at The ont dePr Of The sourtouse 81 tr6s eon,ty,
A.Copy. yeste, 80, - S'Y'
M,r., RELDarpSE, j. rs,
vfTS