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From Poulson's Daily 1dcertiser.
Enp IITvTT CHILDREN.

FOR LITTLE CHILDREN.
have been thrown from my Po-
new. said a little Boy, to his Father;
bnt by chance lam not hurt" am
glad to hear of your escape. my dear
child, but you ought to ascribe ii to
P,opidcnce-Chancc is blind. & can
not protect us.-Providence watches
over ALL. Look round on nature
on those things most obvious to your
scnses-the trees, animals, and your
self. Lift your eyes to Hsaven-see
tho beautiful regularity of the pla-
nctary orbs; the return of Day and
Nieht-and the revolution of seasons;
then reflect, can these be the effect
of chance a-No.-A Supreme Pow
er rules and directs the order OF the
Universe. and holds the chain of G.
vents. Learn to acknowledge this
Great & Good Being, in every thing
that befals you. Pay him the no
mage of thankful praise for his be-
nefits. Adore his unsearchable Wis
dom, when be affiicts, aud repose an
humble confidcsee in his mercy and
protection amidst the various ills
that heset the path of human life.
Extend your views beyond the pre-
sent scene. to permanent possessions
and pure pleasures and sntitle your
seirto their enjoyment, by studying
to obey the will Of him who placed
Won here. Lock up to his super
intending Providence for every bles
sing you would wish to receive ant
every danger you arc anxious to a
void emit ever scorD to be indebted
to chance for what you really owe tt
YOUR father and your Cod
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The Ssna,c yesterday struck out the
Sd section of the bill, sent from the
House Of Representatives, autheri'ins
the enlistment Of minors. We under
stand the vote was IS to 4.
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neys are blown down in South street.
one of the chimneys Of the Theatre was
blown oyer, aud Number of. others In
variods parts Of the city. A house and
distillsry were unroofed at Williams
Ferry an Staten Island, and VS. hear
much other damage has been done, the
particulars Of which have not yet come
to hand.
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LEX TALIoNIs..

The Cherokee, Choctaw, and Chicks.
saw Indians, have entered into an agree.
ment to abolish the custom Of retaliating
murder upon innocent persons. A NOR
tifying contrast this, to the late PROPOSE
ton submitted in the House by one OF
our eiuifzed Legislators.
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S33 PACKAGES
BRITISH GOODS.

Imhortsa ~ The EGex Ann, Aferri,raek.
Concordid and dim.
CONSISTING or
Broad Cloths of every description
Plains
Flannels
Cassimeres
Windsor Cords and fancy VestulettS
Swaonsdown
Rose. striped and point Blankets
Blue, green and brown MKT Kerseys
Carpeting Ssrges
Booking Ba!zc
Devonshire Kerseys
Bedford, Pavilion and Union Cords
Coatinss, Moleskins
Worsted, cotton and yarn Hose
Printed Callicoes and Chintzex
Rich Furniture Chintz
Cambria 4-l, s-s and 6-4 Muslins
Twilled Diagonal Csmbrics
Dyed Muslin. and Sarcenets
New embossed Cambrics
1.eno, gauze and book Hsndkershiefs
Figured and plain Lsno & book Muslin
Printed cotton Handkerchief
rs, ~ and e.s Shirtings
Madras and MaIabar handkerchief
1914 Diapers
Corded Dimitie.
Msrseilles Cuttings
Printed Jean and Hcrringbons vsstit,ss
Super6ne white double twilled India
Jean and Ribs
6-4, ~ and 7-s cotton Checks
Ticks, striped, cotton and Hollands
Furniture Checks
Genoa Cords and Ve!veteens
Nuns, taylors' and wire Threads
New rich printed % and g. Shawls
Imitatsn do.
Chinese, Lavantine Grapes
Beaver Gloves
Black, bottle and scarlet Bonbaxetty
Peruvian Counterpans.
Brown Irish Linens
PiatiIlss.
Standard, treble gilt and plate Buttons,
sc. sc.
The Goods NAV be viewed on and
after Monday morning, when Cata,s guss
will be furnished.
November 2s DIST
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e. Notice is hereby CIV
en- that application will be made to the
next General Assembly Of Virginia, for
leave to open new Road, or to staight-
en- the old one beading from Normond's
Ford upon the Rappahsnnsck to tbs
town of Occoquan, en- the way to Alex
andria.
October -, 1919 laWG'
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SALE BY AUCTION.
1T BALTIMoRE.

ON WEDNESDAY MORNING, the
I'd of December, at 9 o'clock precise.
~ at the Warehouse occupied by Mr..
GEO. HOFFMAN, No. 2, south Charles
street, will commence the sale, on a
very liberal credit for approved pa.
per, of
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Edinburgh encyclopaedia

Edinburgh encyclopaedia
Vol. I'd, PART Cd,
Is lust received aud ready tor de'lve'
~ to Subscribers. who ars requested to
call for their Copies.
James Kennedy, sen,
November l e"e~
POTOMAC AND SHENANDOAH
Nawgat,e's Lottery.
THE xecoad hsy's drawing will taks
place on Friday the I7th inst. and On
,ha: d.y tickets will advance to 5 .
each
Present price Of whole Ti,kets,
So so
Half do. 4 81 2
Qua,tcr do. 2 Is !.
Itehths do J 10 s.@
For sale by ROBERT GRAY.
Novice
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Tie Plague in MGdrid -!

When that great crowned head
Joseph Boaapar'e was obliged to take
to bis heels and depart from Madrid,
to prevent lis getting into the safe
keeping Of Lord Wellington. on his
arriya! at Valencia he issued pro-
clamation. announcing. that aPesti-
Iential disease lad broken out in the
capita., and that he came to take up
his re s;dencc with his faithful sub
iccts in Valencia unit! it subsidized.
SouIt likewise ordered a hand bill to
be posted up in the streets of st.
Mary's. announcing the brilliant vic
tory achieved by Marmont over lord
Wellington on the plains of Salaman-
ca. AM this when his Lordship had
totally routed the French Marshal
and was in possession Of Madrid.
It's pity that the proclamations of
the Kiag of Diamonds. aud tho bull
Ietins Of the imperial rObber of Eu-
rope. arc not'coI'ected and published
in one body, being the most suitable
form TO preserve such important
state papers, from which the diSci-
pies o!' tlcirpoli'ical creed may learn
how to state facts AMI give them in
their true shape. ". York Paper.
From the Salem Gazette, JWop. 20.
On Wednesday capt. Mugford and
capt. WardwelI arrived here, in Jour-
ney Of 500 miles by water and 1900 by
land, from New Orleans. About 40,
masters, mates, &c. set out on the same
tourney nearly at the same time, there
being no chance of getting home with
their vessels as long as the war CONT
MUGS, as The British cruisers have the
entire controul Of the mouth Of the Mis-
sissippi, in spite of Jsfferson's gunboats.
They came through much Indian eoun-
,lv, and found many Indians substantial,
farmers. some of them having or 500
acres of corn, Of about 100 bushels to
an acre, with negro slaves to perform
the labor. At the inns kept by these
people they obtained refreshments they
were civil and obliging though somc-
what cautious, from the injuries they
had often received from the whites OF
the western country.
1t gives us the most sincere and heart
felt pleasure to be able to announce to
our fellow citizens, that colonel Solomon
Van Rensselaer,, who was so severely
wounded in the attack on Queenstown
ha. so far recovered, as to be able to en-
dure the long and f.tiguing journey
| from Niagara to Albany, and Is agar
| restored to his numerous AID sn%!nu'
friends, and to his amiable end highly
endcared family; and j. in q tair way o
a speedy recovery fror, his wounds. III
arrived in this city on T tuesday, evening
accompanied by major Lovett, his frlen'
and companion in arms who has attend
| ed him from the moment be was broughh
off the keld of action, Until he was sat
| in the bosom of his family.
+ Albany Gazette.
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POIO.EAC and SHENANDOAH
LOTTERY.

HHEREAS book of Tickets in
w tie Second Glass of the Poto.
mac and Shenandoah Lottery, now draw.
ing in Georgetown, contsining one hen.
dred tickets, numbered from 2l6ol to
2l?oO, both inclusive, was on Wednes-
day the 18Th instant, mislaii or surrepti.
tiousIy taken from among the papers of
the Potomac Company-I hereby cau-
ton all persons from making purchases
or receiving transfers Of any of the be-
fore described tickets, as they are tho
property Of the Potomac Company, and
10 prizes drawn against any of their
numbers will be paid.
JONAH THOMP&ON, Agent.
Of Potomac and Shenandoah Lottery.
November 2s.
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ALEXANDRIA.
SATURDAY. Novem6sr as.
g TO sHEv

THE VERY AGE & BODY OF THE TIME
HIS FORM AND PRESSURE.
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MOI,

a GREEABLY to former Notice.
"a the Commissioners met at their
Once in Fredericksburg on Saturday
the Gath October. and declared fourth
dividend, in the case Of James Smith, OF
six per cent. payable at Dumfries by the
Trustee, on the FIRST day of January
next, to all the Creditors that have duly
established their claims.
Timothy Brundige,
.zssignee.
Dumiriea Nov, Is iawtS
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JUST RECEIVED,
MEMOIRS of the WAR
IN THE
SOUTHERN DEPARTMENT.

UETTEn STATES.
BY HBNY LEE, 1t. Col. Commandment 81
the Partisan Legion, during the
American War.
IN 2 VOLUMES oCTAyo.
Price 6 dois. in boards, or 7 dolls. bound
Subscribers will please call for their
Copies at the Store of
James Kennedy. sen.
November IL cow
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CONGRESS-.

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
{ ReEorted TOR the .HeI.ndria Gazette,
Fanny. November II,
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FRENCH PAPERS.

IdRTs, September %.
letter from the emperor's head quar-
tiers announces that ON the 9TH inst. at o.
Clock in the niarning, his majesty attacked
the Ru ,sian army at Moi ask the enemy
were completely routed. AT 3 o'clock the
emperor was still on horseback, following
up the successes of the dav.
According to the latest Intelligence from
the grand army, the head quarters were
on the 6tii Scpien,b before Mojaisk.
Sept. 2S.--Letters from wilma, dated the
18th. announce that 1e Drum had been
sung there, on account of the signal victory
which the Ere ca army obtained an the
Sshinst. over the Russians. One of these
letters, upon which we can place entire
confidence, states the battle commenced at
z clock in the morning-at ) the enemy
were in full rout-Jis majesty the En-
reror caused them to be vigorously pursued
AT o'clock his majesty was still on
horseback. We shall not be long in receiv
Ing the details of this battle, which was
fought It Moaisk. His majesty enjoys ex-
Cel,ent health.
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Mitchill, Newton. Pond. Seavcr, Seybert,
Strong. Williams, W dger,-26.
NAfS--Mes,,s. Aiston, Anderson, Ar
cher, Avery, bacon, Baker. Basseit, Bige
Low, Hleccker, Boyd, Brigham. Brown,
Butler, Calhoun. Champion, Cneves. Chit
,ensien. Conduit, Da, export. Dawson. Ely,
Emott, Findley, Fitch. Ghoison. Gnldsbo-
rough, Goodwin, Iruult, iiawes. fluffy.
hynenan. Jackson. Johusnn, Ken, King.
Laccc&, Law, Luwnd, y. Lyle, Maxwell,
Nj Bryde, M'Coy. M Kim. Metcaf, Mi
nor. NJ IRON, Noseley, Nelson, Newb Id,
Or sb%. Pearson. Pickens. pitktm. Plea
SAINTS. Richardson. Rmggold, Rhea. Roane,
Roberts Rodmao. Sammoms. Sewer, Shaw.
u '>'nih, Smith. STAFFORD, Stuart. y ur-
ses. Tracy. Troup, Turne., Van Cortlandt,
Wheaton. White, Wilson, Wright-76.
." the motion was ncgti,e,I b. a large
aiprity.
On molten Mr.. G0ia,boromSa, the IN
junction at secrecy was removed from these
proceedings.
Adjourned to Monday.
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Y, IkGINIA-At Rule, holden at The clerk, Office


Of The Superior court oil Cbancery Tor the Rich
nond District, the 18th day ot Move nib,i 1872
David Dickenson administrator with the will
neXed ot DAVID Dickinson ceased. who was the
| turmer husband of Anne Dckenson formerly Anne
Coleman o the daughters * lesstees nj Frnncis
C',rnau deceased and the children of the SALT, Anne
q David, namely, Francis, Elizabeth, Anne, homes.
Fanny, David, Samuel, John, Wihsm and Lucy
VIM Dckenson, former husband Ut Lucy Dickinson,
formerly Lucy Coleman, another of the daughters,
irgatees, ofthe said Fanc,s Coema dec d. aud the
children oil th, said Lucy 4 Villa IN, namely, Francis,
Samuel &, and Festus; Charles l.. Carter. admir-.
with the will annexed OF W !am Taylor deceas-
cd the former husband If Fanny Tay Tor formerly
Fanny Coleman, another OF the daughters and leea-
tees OF the said Francis Coleman deceased and the
children ut the said Fanny ami Willa,r namely Ar
chibsl,l r. and Philip who infants, aud sue by
the said Charles l.. Carter then next friend and
Jane Roy Duke, form rly Jane Roy Coleman, ano-
Their OF the daughters and legatees Of the said Fan-
els Coleman d ceased, Pts.
ISdinSt
Jerem ah Upsliaw, Francis Buc kntr, and Church.
hill Anderson, administrator of Lines Upshnw de-
ceased, Anthony Thornton, executor OF w alker Ia
iaferre deed. James Taylor surety for said Thorn
ton, John Minor, Tho's t. Rootes x Samuel Ci.iles
and John Coleman, administrators of John Ch,les
deceased. ..p
he Su' pOenas Scirefacias to revive and answer
awarded IN this cause not being returned executed
on the defendants Anthony Thornton X John Cole
man and 1t appearing by satisfactory evidence, that
they not inhabitants ot this country II is order,
ed That the said Defendants d" appear here on the
goth day ot the next term and shew cause u
any they can against t revival ereby sought, and
that the defendant John Col man dn also answ er the
original aud amended bills filed in this csuse; aud
that copy oil this order be forthwith inserted in
some newspaper pub'isheU A.. :.,e cit, OF Richmord,
for two months successfully AMI posted the front
door oil the Capitol III the said city.
A copy-Tes'e
HIM. " NENIN'G, C. C..
| November 18th. 1879. SIP
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i.eayy artillery. The cuirassicr regiment
had taken Is pieces. but we could not bring
off all for w,i.lt Vt horses, and the difficulty
of getting them over the bitches. which Sc
perated US. The enemy has to a er,ainty
lost three times the number in killed aud
wounded tn It we have done for whilst they
threw themselves with their columns of in
fantry on our batteries. they each time left
the greater part of their men dead OH the
field.
"On'this day the curas'er regiment cut
to pieces tw, whole cUiunn,, and durin z
the whole Continuance o. the action, that
regiment every where gave proofs Of the
most distinguished valor. Neither is our
Joss trifling--thr major generals Berg and
Gamen, have each received coptusion-
major general Kosatscakowsy is wounded
by a musket shot, and col. Frolow by u cat
ridge ball. The enemy is thrown into great
confusion by this battle. On the 5th (l7th)
NJ shall Oudinot vi himself was wounded in
the shoulder, and ON the 9th (1Sih) the
next senior commander of the Bavarian
troops, the French genera! Gouvisn St. Cyr
took the command IN his place, and | hope
that he will not be able to undertake any
thing OF consequence. ] shall now observe
lie s'ad o P,low on al sides. K wait to see
VII t prog s,the gran army will maze
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By Last Nfghf's mai.

LATEST PROM SACKET'S HAR3O2
We IearR from AN officer who arrived ON
Thursday IN the Steam Boat, direct from
sack, Il t]arbcrs that a iavai force, con-
sisting of II schooners and brig, was 10
nave sailed from that place asst Monday.
under the Command of Com Chauncey.
VIII had hoisted his broad pendant on roard
IF the Oneida, Of g guns. Capt Woo sey.
This fosce It was believed was sufficient
TO scour the Lakes. and fey days NAV
bring rs the news Of some brilliant IT iir. -
Inc vessels we're manned by upwards Of
400 sailors, besides suitable number OF
m irires.
The United Statesfrigate whose keel was
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u iRGlNiA-At Rules holden in the Clerks Of
hce OF the Superior Court ct Oh merry for the

NlRGlNlA-At Rules holden in the Clerks Of.
hce OF the Superior Court ct Oh Gerry for the
iIelnond District, the 18th day OF October, 1919.
Richard NuckoIls, Lewis NuckolIs, Mary Arm.
strong, James Watkins and Nancy his wife. Austio
Hancock aud Ann his wife, John 1hompsop. AM, r.
Hzabeth his wife, Keziah Nuekolls which said Rich
ara, Lewis, Mary, Nancy, Ann, Elizabeth and Ke-
zlah. with William Nuckolls, are children heirs ~
law and distributes of Charles NuckoIs deed. who
was so: OF James NuckoIls, the elder deed, Charles
Nucko!,s. Thomas, John, Nathaniel. Samuel and
Mary Nuekolls, Sarah Gunpe, and john HGshson.
aHd Lucy his wife, which said Charles, Ibotnas
John, Nathaniel Samuel, Mary, Sarah and Lucy.
are children, heirs at law, aud distributes Of J,,s
Nuek0is deed, who was also a son OF James Muck
OILS the elder deceased Phfs.
VIII lam Nuckols, John Nuckols, Henrietta Har.
rs, Ann Mallory, Lucy Duke, Marston Duke, DOH,
Duke and james Ddke, children OF Elizabeth Duke,
Marietta Thompson, infant under the age az
twenty -one years, by BrRxtOn Bird & Mary lis W.T.,
their guardians; Mary T. Ande, son end Elizabeu
Anflersnn, the only children Of Lucy A ndersr "
daed' who was Lucy Thompson, sister to lonn
Thompson, and wife to Alexander And, tso, Nv a..
SAID Acxsnder Anderson their father X next We
John kilty aud Elizabeth has wife, who was va ~
beth tLompson another sister TO the said JOIN. -
Nathaniel Thonpsg, which said john Nah, -
Ei'z"heth and Ley, were the children of M
lhonpson, who was Mary Nuckolls, Christofb y
Wing6eld and Elizabeth his wife, aud Nancy H., er
her i7ther q guardian Joseph iiix, which SUI by
zahetii and Nancy re children OF Nancy H., rlis
of Jassrh Hix. who WAS Marcy Nuekons, -, Wife
The defe-dAnis John Nuckds and n AZ Dl,S
ris, no, having entered their appearance eta -
security according TO the act Of fss - and ven
rules II tbs court, and it appearing H., soi tie
evidence that they are not inhabf so, St'sia tory
ty-H IS ordered. That the So e. w TITS coun-
pear here on the first day oC . - "''endants "a ~
sw.r the bill OF The PLAINTIFF an,, sa, .'r,n ADD
order he forthwith iasrte in some ooly Of this
s..,,. VIC Sy % nc mopd, lor two mo5, P'o-
in the said city. ""' "oO' Oh The CaPitoi,
coy. Teste,
November 10. "N''h'fS, C. g.
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THOMAS G HULL, Respectfully informs his
N friends and the public be has taken that com,
modious Tenement on the main street. formerly
occupied by Mr. Charles Spencer where he intends
keeping Table for boarders hy the wear. month or
week, upon REASONABLE, FERNS; * that lie will give
the utmost satisfaction to those who will corfer tjer
favors upon him--He is prepared TO accummo.
late about IL or IS members OF the approaching
general assembly in the comfortable msnneT
November 12. -
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MANCHESTER TURNPIKE COMPANY

MANCHESTER TURNPIKE COMPANY
~ The annual meeting of Stockholders will he
held at Brookss Tavern in Manchester, on the.
first Monday in December next-members who
cannot attend in person, WILL it is expected appoint
their proxies In order that entry of tran may
DC made, and sl'a es duly represented the UNDER
signed requests to be furnished, speedily, with evil
dence OF any shares sold and purchased since the
last meeting, to wltthe Deed itself, or a certificate
OF its being OH record in the proper court
JAMES BkANDER, Cpk.
November ~. o,y
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laid at Saskc.t's Harbor but few DAYS
since, was ira state of great forwardness.
aud expected to be finished in about two
weeks after our informant left thero. He.
also confirms the late account we published
OF the armistice. with this difference only,
that 1t extends no where but On the Nigga
ra river. and was entered into on applica-
tien or General Sheaie, for no limited time
but formidable by either party on first ei-
Wing thirty hours notice.-N. T.. Post
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AURKIN, HENDERSON, & Co offer for sale.
~ 5oo Packages Goods received per the .1etiys
aud John & adam, from London-Ceres. Oliver
verpool- t
AMONG WHICH, .4RE.
SIS bales Blankets, Plains, Coarse and Fine C,o,bs
herslmeres, sc. la casks Hardware. Cuttl-ry
Sahdety, and Plated Ware 50 trunks and Gases
Cailicoes, Cotton Shifting, Dmities, Cambricts1
Nc cases and / bale Irish Linen, Lawns Sheet
ing aud Brown Holland IA cases Hats IL easL.
shot liz cases best Durham Mustard i trunks
buttons; 9 trunks Pins Z trunks Woolen and
cotton Hosiery trunks Tape, Marking Thread.
SHIRT Moulds, Wires, Sc l trunk Srwiue Six
10 casks Wrought Nails 8 casks Copperss, &c.
MISC,
200 kegs Whfe Lead, Putty, Blister and Fagpot
Steel, Smiths Bellows Anyils, ami Vices. Min aud
Cross-Cut Saws, &c &c.
Petersburg, Noyent6er IT, sw
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Congress.
IN SENATE.

Friday. Nor. 6.
Mr. Giles appeared and took his seat
On mo ION of MIR. CamnbeH or Tennessee
the foilowiag resolutions were adopted
<eest. oea, that so niue, of the Presidents mes
sag as concerns our relations with foreign powers
the miIssfy establishment OF the United States and
vpiutees, referred to select committee, with
leave to report thereon by bill or otherwise
Resoipe., f'Iixt so much OF the Presidents me s.
sage relates 70 the naval establishment of the u.
States, be referred - select committees with ieay
to report thereon Dy bill o. otherwise.
-Hesolosd, That SD mvc. OF the Presidents mes
sage as relates to American vessels which have
rived In the U. States inden WA British inanutac-
lures, be referred to select so,niaiies, with leave
,to report thereon by bill otherwise.
heS@!0ea, That SO much Of the Presidents mes
sage as reiatesto revision OF the Militia Laws of
tne u states, DC referred tn select committee,
Ai.h lease To report thereon by bill or Otherwise
ne committees are not yet appointed.
ne seyera! messages mentioned in the
Proceedings Of the Ho Use of Representative,
VI TINS day were received * referred.
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E.NQUIRER-oFkICE, Aov. IL.
vIRGINIA ELECTORS.
Majority FOR Madison

II As we have the Official Documents, the
rr Greetings of Congress, and other Articles
III hand. which We wish at once to lay be
lore our elders, we have determined tnpub-
'ish our paper three times this ,k--ior
h sane reason M. S. matters ave excluded
Cur next No. will be on Saturday.
~ We shall pay cur respects in the
To the Hanover Committee ii.
self I also in our IL xt.
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AXE NOTICE. That am about to settle NV
dictatorship Oh the estate Of L oblus la, so,
deceased, GA the second Monday in December n.xt
And this notice will be plead i'll bsr against any claim,
which shall be brought forward after that date MS
my hands. RIO. HYDE.
Executor of Ioby jackson.
Now IL, isl9 st
GJ The subscriber continues to board members
ot the Assembly. H. HYDE
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-11-12

a. ALL cooDS-Robert Nelson & Co. have re-
4 eeived forty packages If Goods adapted TO the
present and approaching season, and are ia dali, ex-
p-cta'ion OF further supplies which they will Sci. at
low lrieee Tor cash IN acceptances in town.
Richmond, l2th November, 1912. II