davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-11-14

wishes for himself, family or friends and
That as II I; CARDS rights, privileges. immu-
mites and advantages, he views the whole
United States us one g,'eaf C0n,non7rrafsk,
without particular favour, or partially but
that from circumstances of ancestry, birth,
and education. if their. be any spot of Earth
Tor which he has more render affection
than for any other, it is the District 20
which these respectable gentlemen of the
committee belong. All which is clear, dig
nified. natural and affectonate.
MIR. Adams then, in very forcible Ian
Euage, declares, that he would not give his
vote To any m IN for President, though he
were the greatest and best in America, rs
for example, Madison, jay, or Gerry, if he
believed him to be hostile to commerce, or
even fndifcrrnt to its defeace. In this for
chile paragrh phi, he gives broad hint to
Mr.. MADISON, tina, ifhe should be elected,
as he certainly will, and after that not have
the viii to encourage and promote naval
power, it wonld be a sou &c of modification.
reyref and remorSe to the end Of his life.
We confess that we have seldom seen a
more solemn and weighty paragraph than
this or one that will be longer remember
ed or more frequently quoted. We have
no hesitation in saying, that we hope Mr.
Madison will "get bv heart" these noble
sentiments of the Father of the .ameriea'
''0Uy. we must not Contne our views Il
thc present times but look into the future !;
epd we must bear in mind, that we are I,
build our national consequence, as it regard
the Kingdoms of Europe and Asia, upon the
keels OF a rich and extensive commerce. III.
Salem, October 31.-Arrived, British
snip Jane, with cargo of timber, slaves
&c. prize to the John The Jane is a new
ship, launched in Julv last. nearly 100 ton.
burthen, and copper fastened.
The privateer d lphin captain Endicott.
OF this port, previous To her captures on he
last cruize, took four Briish prizes, two a
VIII oh were recaptured, & TWO, (the barque
- with timber, and bug -, also
timber) we're burnt
The British brig James and Charlotte, OF
183 tons. with cargo OF coal, crates, ard
dry goods. arrived at Portsmouth on Sa
turday last. prize to the privateer ship A
merica, Ropes, of this port She was can
-tured ON the Esd September in lat. 49,
long. Al
Tie brig Hiram. from Baltimore bound
t. Lisbon, with 1900 bbls -four, and some
bread. arrived at Marblehead Yesterday,
sent in by the privatecr brig Thorn. The
Thorn boarded her under English colours
and on manning her out on pretence of send
lng her to Halifax, a British License was
produced bv the captain, when she was or
dered into Marblehead.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-11-14
NASSAU IN pN nct IA

NASSAU, (N. P.) Oct. IA.
Dix OF my crew. claimed as British sub
Jects, were this day taken out of Jail, and
PIT on board his majesty's brig the Sappho,
aud sailed for Jamaica, where, lis said !,
they are 10 be tried for their lives. In CON
sequence Of this, / questioned each res
pecuvejy as to the place of his nativity, and
his title 10 protection by the american gov
eminent, when they stated as follows-t0
wit:
David Dick (seaman) says. he was born
I'D Marbieiead, state OF Massachusetts.
where his parents, brothers and sisters nov
reside is married in New York, and hi
wife (Mary GauD lives in Roosevelt street,
NJ 81 has.e regular discharge from the
navy OF the U. ). by capt. Hugh G.. Camp
bell, dated at St. Mary's, Georgia. 14th
August, 1872 Says he has served on board
the u. >. brig Vixen, and gun-boat No
/ o and 159, from the last Of which he was
discharged. Is u years of age about S
feet inches high brown hair; light com
p!exion entered OIL board the Sarah Ann
at savannah.
Michael Pluck Cord. seamen) says he was
born IN Baltimore. His parents are dead ::
Dat he IS known by William Doulan. Tho
mas Iuree~, and No maid, all Of palti-
more. Il IS 'istCi', m some part of Penn
SyiVama, whose name is Ann Welsh. Was
/ "S'Vi a. SEA DGlOle , never mad DrCteCtI-
Oh is % Jears Of age, 5 feet niche, high !;
d SEQ" on his lett cneck bone. Entered o.
bo'trd the Sarah Ann at Baltimore,
J Ihrmls X Igers (seamen) SAYS he was
born in Waterford in Ireland but has re-
sided many years in the United States has
Dcen duly naturaized and copy of mi, H.
iuralzatlon is fled in the custom house 1T
Baltimore has Il wife and three children
in Baltimore, and is known there b, joseph
Carey John Rogers, the cork cutter Oh
the CanScway, has lost his pr tection, but
requests Joseph Cary TO do All he can to- ct
feet his discharge from ne Briush-Rogers
entered on board the sarah Ann in balt
more.
i George Roberts, Ga colorod man and
seaman). This man had not an oppor-
tunuy Of questioning but known him to
be a native born citizen Of the Unned States
aid If which fac; he had every sufficient
Iducu nent, together with free papers. He
entered on board the Sarah Ann at Balti-
more where he il ma rried.
i S2uy Taylor (boy) says he was born in
Haokens2ck, in New Jersey, but has neither
friends, relations, nor acquaintance there
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-11-14
TWENTY DOLLARS REV ARD.

CTOLEN from the Town of Manchester on Sa-
~ turday the 5ist October last, fight chesnut
Horse, saddle AID bride. with n small star in his
forehead, small white spot his lett Jaw, some
white hairs behind the bride stall, seven years old,
nearly five feet high, stolen by James Smith alias
Jarnes Champain free person of colour, rattle
dark complexion, bow-!egged, aud stoutmade, we'll
Known ~ Petersburg; the above Reward will he given
by the subseriber inr the apprehending delivery
OF the thief aud borse dollars for either Ia
acariah Brooks in Manchester.
Wm. BRUMMELL.
November 5th. 1879. Sip
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-11-14

" pursuance of deed n: trust executed to me by
Z Edmund Cstln and wife, and of record il the
Richmond ilust'ngs Court, to the pay OF
debt in the said deed of trust mentioned SHAH on
the premises proceed to sell, public auction, for
ready money on the 9lst day 81 the present month,
one certain lot or parcel Of gronnd whecon the said
Cat'n NOW resides. lying and being IL the county Of
H-nricO in certain p,c.. laid OF, adjoining the city
oil Redmond. called Sprin, Garden, which WAS con-
vcyed by George Winston, To said Catin.
N. SHEPPARD.
November G. 1879. ~t9,st
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-11-14

HAIL COODS--Robcrt Nelson s. Co. have re
Z ccived forty packages Of Goods adapted To III,
present AMI approaching season, aud are in daily ex
pecta,ion OF further supplies which they will s.u al
low lrices for cash or acceptarces ia town.
Rehmnnt, 18th Nevember, 1879. II
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-11-14

htN ING SCHOOL--The subscriber resnect.
~ falIy informs the Ladies AMI ticntlemen Of
Richmond AID its vicinity, that he viii omen his
school the Sd Thursday in This mouth in Mrs. Sans.
fn's Boarding house the Brick Row nearly opvo-
ste the Bell Tavern. The room is large and elegant
s"d viii he quite retired sn as To make il ahl,
ir ladies' He viii nave practising Balls on tie las,
evening OF the first dance, 10 cont.one once a fort
"gpt. Z. TUCKER.
Fo's"psr ob, lSiz' 3tp
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-11-14

WISH to sell or barter accom- moiating terms
q few valuable and well situated lots of land, well
timbered aud increases very fast in value adjoining
this c'Iy, for Young Negroes aud pair of strong
young Horses & Carriage.
BARTLETT STILL.
October 80. If
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-11-14
A CURIOSITY


we consider the following article as Gu
ity.-7-It is an Address of the Five nations
II indians to DIR. JENNER, on receiving. (by
the hands OF the President of the Unite
otates) his Treatise on Vaccination
BR OTHER Our Father has delye ed
20 us the Book you sent to instruct us how
to use the discovery which the Great Spirit
made to you. whereby the Small Pox, that
fatal enemy OF our Tribes. may be driven
from the earth. We have deposited your
book In the hands Of man of skill, whom
oar Great Father employs to attend ne
when sick or wounded. We shall not fail
to teach our children to speak the name of
snner, and TO thank the Great Spirit for
Destowing upon HIN so much wisd IN and so
III Oh benevolence. We send with this a
oeit ana spring of Wampum, in token of
our acceptance of your precious gift and
we beseech tile Great Spirit to tpke care Of
you In this world, and in the land If Spirits. ;
Lond0n natter.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-11-14

OfiCE-A petition will be pre- sented 10 The
= next genera! assembly ct Virginia. PRAYING that
the estate both real and personal of the late General
James Alien Rradley may be vested in bis widow,
now Mrs. Cooke, for reasons which will be therein
stated.
October Q. VEINS
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-11-14

A CARD--SAMUEL GLENN, T.4FLOR, res.
IN pee'iuliy informs the public that he has lately
arrived from Philadelphia, and commenced bushes IS
III the lnn street Richmond, nearly opposite 10 tie
post office, and few doors below the Office Of the
Enquirer, where he will carry on his business in all
lis various branches, with punctualty and Dispatch
lie fiatters himself that his experience in Baltimore
ana fmtadeipht, will enable him to render general
satisfaction.
lie likewise Informs the ladies' that ne will make
tue mos, fashionable dresses in the neatest manner
and receives the latest fashions both for gentlemen
and ladies' from Philadelphia and Baltimore.
October so. ff
~: - The best wages will he given to two or thrse
good Workmen--no others viii be employed
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-11-14

FANiE Subscribers, having associated themselves in
ID business, under the hrin of SyhItoek 81 /. odds
tei"cr thtir services 20 their friends and the lic
generally rs Commission Mcrchahts--tley lave a
large, ssrong, and copmOdious Brick arehouse
covcfSd wth tile, on tie margin of tie Basin cale.
lated inr the sirPOses Of stor ng Tobacco, Flour
Gram &c. ] nc facility snd uestness, with Which
they can reccivc, and ship produce (witIout any
drayage) affords advantages not now eo,,aIled. nor
eonno IL surpassed by auy other situation IN the c
ty@they viz, ON the receipt Of produce make lie.
TSadvances ~ cash, 20 siieh of their customers who
may wish % from their assiduity and attention to
business, they hatter themselvos that tl,ey will at
least merit share Of pe'Iic patronage
Gil ARIES WtHTLOCK.
ftiOM IS LADD,
AMOS LADD.
f0si mo. + Oct. 3D. az
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-11-14

NEW CORN, Slaves, and Flour Barrels wanted,
IN for which we will give the highest market
price.
P.HAXfIALL s. Co.
November 12. Ct
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-11-14

Nassau. NJ p. Octobpr 8.-'rhe Span.
ish schooner San Joaquin do la HAVANA.
8the property of Joaquin de Arresa. of
HAVANA. MERCK lnt) Jose Domingo de o.
rena, master, left New-Yu'k on 18th ult.
bound to HAVANA, @ith cargo of lumber
and provisions. She met with extreme
bad weather during her pa ,sage. and was
cast away at Alb co on the 29th.-Vessel
'otali' iost, bu, the crew, and the pri~cip 1
part OF the cargo and materials we G S.
'ed and brought to n ,sssu by sundry wree-
eng vessels, and arrived on Tuesday last.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-11-14

sTALL.G0oDs. The subscriber has received nv
K the ship Georgian.s from Liverpool, Nap Cotton.
Rose blankets, Plains. Manchester Stuffs, FlanneIs
'arn nose &c which he rs now opening a; his store
one door below Mr.. RobeI, Johnston's and nearly
opposite the Post Ofiee-he it IN daily expectation Of
further supplies from Liverpool and London 90 corn
]iete general assortment suitable to the season.
which te offers for sale 10y the piece package only,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-11-14
PATRIOTISM

1t IS qualification to haVeit in our mower
to state, tor the credit of this section OF Vir-
ginia that
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-11-14

SAYS zane Lowden, of Savannah, Geo is his
mother. never had q pro,ccsion-is Is wears
eit,--hss brHwnhsir and light couple xion--
entered OH board the Sarah Ann at Savan-
nah, ~
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-11-14

- RICHARD MOORE,
Late .eomniGnder If tie f.rirGteer Sarah
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-11-14

Arrived Ship Fox, Metealt late master,
n Cochran, prize mastery from Philadel-
ahia, tor lisbon. prize to the private ar
med ship York Town, captain Story. Oc-
tober 80, lat. SO, 10 long. 68, So, the T x,
vt this port, was cap cured by the York.
Town, three days out, from Phil ,delp hia
for Lisbon, laden with -four and corn meal,
prize master and crew put or board the
Fox, and Captain Metcalf, and all his crew.
(SXcept the mate AMI steward1 were takru
lut, and are detained on board the Yo.k-
Town.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-11-14

NEW York, November Sailed, es-
te'day morning, from ihis port, on her Sc
cond cruize the beautiful private armed
schooner Saratoga, captain Wooster, IN un-
ing eighteen guns. and Carrying one hun
dred and thirty men.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-11-14
MILLErCEvILLE, October 90.
EiOHIDN

We have at length received authentic
from colonel Newman's De-
tacimens of Volunteers. Their expedition
is at an end, and the officers and men are
returning home. The extract of a letter
from Colonel Smith, which follows, speaks
in high terms of the bravery of the whole
detachment, and particularly of the good
conduct OF Lieutenant Fannin and Enpsign
Hamilton OF this place. That they have
well merited the appreciation Of the COM
mander in chief will not be do.,ted by chose
wh"k Know them. We regret thati it IS not
IN our power t. give circumst n,ial ac-
count of their late expedition, and the
names If the killed & WI unded
Colonel Newman arrived at Kinyley's
on the 18th instant, with all his wnunded.
The horsemen dispatched to his assistance
reaChed him on Wednesday and afforded
him great relief. The rep TT of MS en-
sagement on Sunday the Am, hieh sta
led that the Indians had hfv and Colonel
Newman seven men ktied1 is incorrect
On M ondoy he continued ~ retire aud
seeing no Indians considered himself IN
'Nte'y. They endeavored, hoN ever t cut
IT his retreat and sent fifty men to ambus-
cade the road who succeeded in shooting
Town the advanced guard, killing two 0f
hem Ga Spaniard and mans servant)
md sca!png third, who still survives -
iae Indians we're soon rou ed and lost three
caips. IL Is supposed the number of
Wounded was considerable"
IN another letter he says, A more cal
n little bandthan that colonel Newman
commands. perhaps never took up arms IN
lefcnce OF AM Country. They appear de-
ermlned to conquer or die. LieuteDants
fannn and Hamilton are mentioned as ha-
wing particularly distinguished themselves"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-11-14

ngRKIN, HENDERSON, & Co. offer for sale.
II SOS Packages Goods, received per the .ietve
aud John X .9dsm, FROM London-Ceres. Oliver
Ellsworth, Frederick, Cornea and Lilsries from Lii
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-06-26

Dinsmoo-, Esr'e, Pnd;ey, FISK, Chosen, Goodwin.
Green, Grun,y, d. Hall, q. Hall, Harper, Hawes.
Hynenian, Johnson, Kent, King. Iaeoek. Leftover.
Lt'ie, Lowndes, Lyle, Macon, Moore, Ni'Coy, NJ
kee, APkm, Morgan, Morrow, Nelson, New,
Newton, C:msby, Piekens, Piper, Peasants. Pond.
lticharcson, Rnsgod, kh,a, Roane, Roberts. Sage.
Seayer, SEWER, SeyLert, Shaw, Sinie c. Smiti,
>; Smith, Strong 1siiacrro, Troup, Turner,
"hneinii' Wi'hams' N'dsery, VIM, Wright-7?.
nose VINO voted ~ tile negative are,
NAGS.--Mcss:s. Baker, Dartlet, Bieecker.
Boyd, Breekcnridsc, Brigham, Champion, Chittoi..
den. Cooke, Davenport, Ely, Emu,., Fitch, Gol,l,
.S,oNishoronyh. Hui'y. Jackson, Key, Law, Lev $,
Maxwell, M'Bryde, Atetca,i, Sjiinor, Mi,ehi!l.
Moseley, Newboi, Pearson, Pitkin, Potter. L,ui,.
sy, Randolph. Reed, Rdgely, Rod,ia,,, Summons,
Stanford, Stuart, Stow, Sturge$. Sullivan raygart.
aimanse' ia ! isaey, Van Cortand,, "hca-
Ordered. That he,biu lie An Act de
ciaring War between Great Britain and
her dependencies, and the United States
and their territories"
Mr.. Poinderter moved to have inserted
on the Journal "a declaration in the following
words
George PcindcXter, delegate from the
W Mississippi territory, NOT having a constitu-
tionai right to record his suffrage ON the
Journals OF the House, on the important
question under consideration, and being pc
netrated with a firm conviction of the pro-
OF the House to express his own, and the
sense OF his constituents, in support of the
honorable and dignifed attitude, which the
government of his country has assumed in
vindcation CT its rights against the lawless
violence and unprecedented usurpations of
the government OF Great Britain ,.,
The said paper was read and ordered TO
lie on the table.
Mr.. Macon and J{r. Finuiev were an
pointed committee 70 Garry the bill enti-
tied An Act declaring War between G..
britain and her dependencies, and the Uni
ted States and their territories to the Sc
nate, and to inform them that the House of
Representatives have passed the same in
confidence, and request their concurrence
therein.
And thentlie House adjourned until to-
morrow morning / o'clock.
.y.. Friday, June s..
r. motion was made by Mr.. Macon, that
the declaration of George Poindexter, en-
tered on the confidential Journal of yestcr-
day, be eXpunged therefrom
And the motion was negatived, Yeas "a,
Nays, 81. p,
lNr. STAFFORD moved, that the House
proceed to consider the said declaration.
The question being taken, it was deter
mined IN the negative.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-06-26
O. ~ FederaL RcnnlNcnn ;,

his infamous newspaper is conducted
in Baltimore by Mcssrs. Wagner and Hanson
1T is the most audacious, shameless, "fy-
ing Chronicle" in the u. States. We have
long regarded it with unrtterabls indignant
on---in IT'S ends, it is completely British--S,
IT'S means are, if possible, more iEiamols dian
its ends. 1t coins and crculatcs lies with
the most unblushing pertinacity: it casts its
venomous fifth over every republican, howe.
YER distinguished by talents, services or vir-
tues.--It, of course, opposed the declaration
OF war against Britain with all its resources (;
but when that war was declared by the con
stituted authorities of the nation, when the
contest was between their own country and
foreign power, when it was presumed that
every man who loved mis- country ike his
mother would wish we'll to her in the strug
sle. what is the course which this pretend
ID " Federal Republican" pursuedI In it,
last Saturdays paper, it came out with the
following communication of its creed
We think it more opposite to deIineate
'hs Searse we are dstern,incd to fursue, as
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-06-26

E UGH CHAMBERS, intending for the present,
4 A to reinquish the retail Dry Goods business,
VIII dispose OF his stock, Consisting of general
gcous terms, both rs to price and credit, to those
disposed 70 purchase a considerable amount
~. u. ~. Chambers will have objection to rent
The store and Countns-room at present occupied by
him,
June &c. cotf
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-06-26
a7ng, and read accordingly & pas.cd-Yeas

nmy, and reah Accordingly & passed--Y Yeas
16, Noes IS.
On Saturday resolution was offered by
Mr.. Williams (; and, after debate, was a
greed to, in the Following words:
Resoived, That the committee oil Commerce and
manufactures be Instructed enquire into the expe-
sliency OF prohibiting, during the continuance ofthe
war, the expectation from and Importation into the
u. States OF all goods, wares and merchandise i'm
my ship or vessel not belonging citizens OF the
u. States.
A motion was made by Mr.. Johnson on
Friday, to direct an adjournment of bo'h
Houses on Thursday next. The resolution
was taken up yesterday, amended so as To
Fix Monday as the day of adjournment, and
then ordered to lie ON the table by Il vote OF
81 to SO.
In Senate a motion has been made and is
now pending. to appoint a committee to
enquire at what day it would be proper to
adjourn.
Several other matters of inferior magni-
tude passed under the view of the House,
among which was a resolution offered by
Mr.. Bassett, to appoint a committee to en- :
Guire into the expectancy OF raising a par
ticular force for the defence of the Eastern
shore of Virginia, which was ordered to lie
on the table.
In the Senate, on Friday, the bill autho-
rising an issue of Treasury Notes was re-
ferred to Select Committee composed of
Messrs. Campbell of Ten. Bayard & Smith
of Md. -
On motion of Mr. Smith of Nc. on Sftrr-
day, the President of the U. S. was reques-
ted to lay before the Senate such informant
on as he may possess respecting the hostile
or friendly movements and iptentious of the
Indians towards the u S. subsequentto the
battle of Tippecanoe.
The House OF Representatives sa.
short time in secret yesterday, the doors
having been closed at the instance of Mr.
D1ifckiLE
a committee was appointed in the House
OF Representatives to enquire into the ex-
pediency of passing q law to convene Con-
gress before the Constitutional period for
the next session.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-06-26

i UST RECElVED--3C hhds Pennsylvania WINS
V .key-Malaga Wine, in pipes uscoy,do and
New-Orleans Sugars, in hhds ana bsrrels--Cofee
in bags and barrola--and one case fac ard coarse
Brown Linnena-5O boxes Brown Soap--1Odo Sha-
wing do-Spermaceti and Taliow Can,es--Country
and Swedish iron--tierman and Blistered Steel
All of which win be sold moderate terms for CASH
or approved paper.
WILSON, DREW & ROBERTSON.
June &c. Or
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-06-26

u OrIGE--The subscribers for stock Of the Far
4" mcr's Bank Of Virginia, are notified that an
election of Directors for tas, and the ruspe ctye de-
partments, will be made at the Capitol in this CITY,
ON Monday the 81 day of August next, conformably
to the regulations prescribed in the chatter OF In-
corporation.
THE COMMISSIONERS.
June 70, WOW
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-06-26

"A CIR. WILLIAM PORTER, sen-.sir, you rot
~ T. being resident al the state OF Virgin a, wA
take notice, that the first MONDAY i'm july 1912,
at Joseph Rogers's tavern, near Northumberland
courthouse in the state OF Virginia. shaIl take the
alhdavits of sumdy persons be read in evidence,
in the injunction depending il the superior court OF
chanccry, holden in Williamsburg, in which ! ana
ptR and you and others are dets-wLen and where
you may attend if you please.
THOMAS ESKHIDGE.
June TO- w3wp
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-06-26

notwithstanding Whiel, there wcsc murders ain oss
every night that il was supposed . plot bad b, ~,
On toot through the manufacturing districts to Ie
and produce n general revolution OF affairs; and
ti'st oatis and tokens, similar TIC Of the United
irshinen, had beeu employed Tor the OCCASION
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-06-26
WM. ROBERTSON, Secry.

~ 1t is said that a British officer, has
been taken prisoner in Norfolk-.perhaps "a
mother Mars entangled in the tolls Of LIE.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-06-26

b GtWEET sULPHUR SPRINGS, Monroe eoun-
- , ty, Nrginia-'Ihe subscribers respectfully in
form the Gentlemen and Ladies intending to visit
The SprinSs, that they are prepared to keep the
Sweet Sulphur Springs the ensuing season, and ,hst
they have been at considerable expense in charging
the Lodging Rooms aud Stables, aud have provided
large supply Of Provisions OF the best Kind, Lii
quors, Grain, sc.
1t is thought not improper to aeqraint the pubic.
that the present Manager il the sanc who his heS
the care of the Springs, for the last three ccare
being now concerned with Gentleman Of esfftaI.
the visitors ~
June &c. e" 90