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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-09-10

The Richmond Enquirer of the 25th inst.
states, that Col. Coles Of the U. S. Army
left that city that evening with eapt's. Branch
and Taylor's companies, on their way to Al.
bany. AT Fredericksburg. they will be 'oin-
ed By capt. STANDARDS company-,hese three
companies belong to the goth Regiment Of
lniantry---they are complete, consisting Of
500 men. AT York OF Reading they concen.
trate with Col. Parker Of Winchester, and a
detachment from the 18th regiment consist
ing Of or = comf fanies-Msy Victory light
on their crest !"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-09-10

Yesterday. agreeably to his sentence, Peter Beam.
vas to have been sho, Governors Island, for re.
peated desertions-He was conducted to the place
of execution, and while kneeling upon hs coffin.
with cap drawn his face, the order gwen
to the corps appointed to shoot him, to make
ready" At this instant, an officer stepped up with
a pardon from the President of the United states
and the unfortunate Beam was released. All the
troops in the neighbourhood Of the city were pres
est to witness The esscy;ioa.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-09-10
GEN BRoCKS PROCLAMATION.


The Albany Gazette of the Sd inst. contains
the Proclamation Of Brock, in consequene Of
the surrender Of Hull He states in this
Proclamation that the territory Of Michigan
was also ceded to the British arms, without
any other condition than the protection of
private property ! He then calls voe:fsrously
upon all militia officers and militia men, to
deliver up their arms, for the use and behoof
of hls Majesty.
Extract Of letter from an sfficer in the 18th
Regiment to the Editor Of the United
States Gazette, dated Grsenbush, (oppo-
cite Albany August %, 1919.
SrR-The same day, and shortly after
forwarding my last, the following orders
we're received from Gen. DxARsonx, By
which you will perceive that the 18th win no,
b among the Assia entering the euemys
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-06-19
Will (Del) June 10.
SERIOUS REPORT.

II is reported tina. the Prophet, at the
head of 5000 Indian warriors has entered
the town OF Vincennss, (,he capital Of In
diana territory and massacred the whole
OF the inhabitants, among whom was Co.
vernon Harrison.
We do not vouch for the truth of this re-
port but u last accounts from the west
ward stated, that a family had been MUIR
dered within so miles of Vincennes, that
Gov. Harrison was fortifying it against an
expected attack from the Indians, and thar
the whites on the frontiers were flying there
for safety and protection.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-06-19
StrQY C0w.

CTRAYED from the subscriber living in
- Msrtinsburgh, OF Monday the 1sr day
of June, a WHITE COW, with fox colour
ed ears, and soue small spots on her nrek
OF the same colour, had q small bell on her
neck, the end of the right car cut off and q
slit 10 it, and a half penny cut out Of the un-
der part of her left ear-As she was likely
for q calf when lost, it's probable she now
has one. Any person who may find tho
said Cow and return her to me, or give
such information that | get her again shall
receive a reward of two dollars.
PETER COOK.
June fo, 1912.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-06-19

Berkeley, ss.
June Court, 1879.
James stephenson, Complainant,
against
Adam Eyre, Robert Eyre, Jacob Zuber,
and John Luber, Defendants,
In CHANCERY.
TINE defendants Adam Eyre and Ro-
l. bert Eyre. not having entered their
appearance agreeable to an act Of Assembly
and the rules of this Court, and it sppear.
ing to the satisfaction of the Court. thar
they are not inhabitants of this Commons
wealth, on motion of the complainant. bv
bis counsel, il is ordered, that the said de-
PENDANTS, Adam Eyre and Robert Eyre.
do appear here on the second Monday in
August next, to answer the bill of the COM
plainant. and that a copy of this order be-
forthwith inserted 10 the Martinsburph
Gazette tor " months SUCCESSFULLY. and
published at the door of the Court. House
OF said County.
a Copy. Teste.
DAVID HUNTER, CD c.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-06-19
DIRK. Iune !

- os
Brigadier.G General Bloomfield, having ia
ken the command OF the forts & troops in
and about this city, yesterday visited the
Notifications on Governors Island, aud
was federally saluted.
More proof ofthe Revocation ofthe Ber-
lin and Milan decrees.-Arrived this FORE
noon the ship Lydia, Capt. Frantz, in 40
days from Lisbon. On the 28th April, in
lat. So, 40, long. "a. So, the Lydia as
fallen 10 with, boarded, and taken possess
sion of by squadron of French ships !;
the crew were all taken out, and detained
as prisoners for several hours, but at length
were liberated and permitted to proceed.
The squadron it appears had been out four
months and had destroyed a number of A.
merican aud English ships. The night be-
fore they fell in with the Lydia, they sunk
4 Baltimore brig bound to Cadiz, com.
manded by capt. Cragg. They had on
board the ships composing the squadron a.
bout forty men, belonging TO American
vessels they had sunk.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-06-19
ste 3a5ette.
Marainsbuygh, June 19.

We understand the President of the u
nited States coutemplates visiting Albany
for the purpose of reviewing the Army sta
toned there, and that he will leave WASH
ington early in July and will be escorted by
a party of the Cavalry of the District of
Columbia. TAex. Gas.
The deliberations of the Senate on Satur-
day we're held with closed doors. We learn
no decision was had on the business before
them. The rumor. aHoat of the probable
issue are so various as to render II impro-
per for US to give any o~pinion-we shall
therefore content ourselves with recon-
mendIng to those interested TO prepare
themselves for the worst that a blind aud
infatuated policy can bring upon this nation.
- Ibid.
From the National Latellgeacer.
A meeting of the Republican Senator'S
and Representatives 10 Congress was held
at the Capitol last evening, at which II
members were present, for the purpose Of
supplying the vacancy in the Great Repub-
lican Ticket, ccca,ioned by the declension
of the venerable LANcDos to serve in the
capacity for which the support of the Re-
publican party bad been rendered him.
On the balloting for a person to be sup
ported, in lieu of him, as VICE PRssr-
DENT of the UNITED STATES. there were,
For ELBKIDGE GERRY, ~
Scattering, s
SO that the distinguished patriot, FL
bridge Gerry. isnecommended to the Re-
publicans of the Union 10 he supported for
the Office Of VICE P%RnsIDENT oil the ".
States at the ensuing Election.
As our papef was going to press, q gem
tleman from Frankfort handed US the fol.
lowing information -
That Gen. Scott had just received a let
ter from Gov. Harrison. stating that VIM
cennes was in a most dangerous situations
that several hundred Indians were embodi-
ed on the Wabash, fully sufficient to take
Vincennes BY storm-and that the COVER
nor expected an attack hourly. This iufor-
nation may be relied on. Harrison is not
authorised to call on the n~eighbouring states
for rellef-nor does he think himself au-
thorised even to accept the services of vo-
lunteers, should they offer. So much for
the generalsbip Of our wise men at WASH
iDgton /! !-KenfsckY Gazette.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-05-08
~ EDUCATION.

we insert, with very great pleasure, the
following reflections OH the benefits of Edn-
CATION, q a Schemc for establishing Schools
tor the poorer classes O. the communty,--
hc SUBJECT IS mumentous one to Repubi-
an government; & is treated by the writer
WIN simplicity and strength.--We Know,
mat Societies as well as individuals must
creep 0J're fhey can run that the Wilder
nesc Cannot instantantnusiy Blossom with
the rose and that muniicent establishments
Tor the collection and diffusion of knowledge,
vast schools tor painting x sculpture, grand
horafies and museums, extensive Colleges
ana universities, Cannot be created i'm a mo-
ncnt, iii young aud wide-Spreading coun-
fy. Iapital has so many means Of III, est :
nent, and man has SO many modes of EN-
pioyment, that it is not very astonishing
that the more durable sources of national
greatness should esq ape the notice and am
Otion OF individuals. There are very few
pf the wealthy who are blessed with extra
ordinary talents and the number Of those.
Who unite great enterprise with great ia
ieats and possessions. is still more inconside.
rab'e. The inclination and the ubiEkD to
aid in the establishment Of great public in
situations very seldom meet toeether. Bu
iariicdlarlFi thu country. where the 1ieat,s
o. political distinction are within the reach
o. every man OF enterprise and talents, it
IS not wonderful that so many should prefer
the plain and beaten road of political pre-
terment tothc less sure and more distant OBJ
Iect OF serving the public BY literary exerti-
ons ii is the fault of our Country men to
be too eager for distinction the praise
which is soonest earned is most ar,lently de-
sired too many aspire to political Offices
beiore they are ripe for them; and, by
climbing too quickly. they fail for ever as
was tlae case with Aaron Eurr from The
same motives, many Of our young men turn
on; into public ijFe, before they have got
w.nd and Jo"en cnGoss "a syD s4y ~ the
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-05-08

bon. LEFT there :ssh MaT.h. No ae~s
had been received there of the surrender
of Ca,l,z, which is, of course, a fabrication.
Capt. B. informs, that Lord Wellington was
vigorously pursuing the seige OF BadaJoz,
and was determined to- have possession OF 1t
at all events, intending to risk Il general en-
gagement sooner chan DE diverted from his
purpose. 1t was said the French had laid
mines round Badajoz sufficient 20 blow up the
whole besieging army, of which Lord Wei
lington was apprized, but was nevertheless
determined to reeude it, either b. assault or
by famine.
Troops were constantly arriving from
England From To 5000 arrived few
DAYS before Capt. b. sailed.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-05-08

(. mr.. Cfiao r'c~na "a III Ike 'aris
with j}sg f4sSs9ci,t t.'....s.' Mach a, IN. Z
would b. itte.e enough cnect the DjccS
~ vics.
nc 4nest;on on the latter molten was de-
ci0cd III The alternative, 81 20 20.
The committee rose and reported The bill
-Ahich was ordered to be engrossed for a
thirt, reading this day.
The House then ,cnk mp, in committee,
the bill making further rroyis ion for the ar
my ~ the United States. No objection was
made TO the bill. which in its present form
merely relates to some minor details of tic
army; and Mr.. lewis reported the bill.
which was ordered te be engrosscd for u 81
reading
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-05-08

NlE"lNlt-ht Rules holden in the Clerks OF.
nee 81 the Superior Court of Chancviy Tor the
Richmond district, tic 81 day of May 1919
John tiarsrove and Jane Ms wife, aud Jcmi,na Nv
elS, and Mary Ryers, which said Jane, Jemirna aud
Mary are daughters of James Byers, and Mary his
w'!e, who was Mary Bennett, daughter of Rich
ard Bennett late OF King William county, deed.
Elt65.
samuel BcnHett, executor of Richard Bennett.
decd Richard Bennett, Fish Bennett Anne Rice
JOHN Gillian ami Elizabeth his wife, who was Eliza.
oe1r, 'ennets, Defis.
and John Giiiiam X Elizabeth his wife not having
entered their appearance and given security accor.
ding to the Act of Assembly and the Rules of this
court and itappeari"g by satisfactory evidence that
they are not in',"hants of this countIy--E is ortey
ed, That the said defendants do appear here on the
thrtcth day OF the next and answer the bill Of
the plaintiffs and that copy Of this order be forth.
with inserted in some newspaper published in the
citye Ric',mond for two months snccessively. and
potes at the front door of the Capitol in the sad
ety.
copy. Tcstc,
May 8.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-05-08
May 8.

sSENJAMIN DU-yAL, & SON, at che sign Of
y the Golden Mortar, Richmond, -have iust re.
eeived supply Of .f'RESH ne oICLJFES, Drugs
and Surgeons In5lluments, Perfumery, Shaying
Soap, Hair Powder, Sc All kinds of Paints grDnj
IN Oh, Dry Ver'cgrcasc, Prussian Blue, ii,tcnt AID
Kings yellow, 'Lnseod Oil, Rosir. and Srirs Of
lnrpcntInc; Paint Brush g, God Leaf, Cairnels'
HAIR Pencils, and every other article in their line OF
business; whtoh they ceiling by wholesale and
retail, at very reduced pices.--Asc great variet
oi Patent Medicines a large quantity Of excellent
Pale and yellow Bark, and Castor OIL of superior
quality which they viii sell very low b, the G,ianti.
uty-Physieians aud Surgeons, Country Store Keen.
ers, Hattcrs and Painters, and atl oticr Persons,
wanting any thing in their inc, viii find IL to their
interest To deal with them, as they are determined
to sell alta very moderate ayancc. and will warrant
every thing u be genuine, that thcy offer foi sale
They make and sell, Dn-YafS 4,ifibiiioas ToiXs e.
hch Ointment, Ilofh .9the g .Scpog TTnc,Yycs
which have bees much approved OF by all who boy
tried them, for ma'y years past.
Richmond, May s, wyw
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-05-08

s47ASiloNABLE JEWEtRY.--M Grefscr,
s Informs h5 friends aud The rub!ic neue,~,iv III,
las selected an elegant aud extensive asscrtp,cn, OF
FAshiOHAblE GCOiiS in his line, an,or " hieh.
arc Pearl and jet Ear Ring, Rings, Freas Pms,
bracelets ana head o''isment, Watch Chains, Seals
K Keys, Silver Tea Sets, Table, Dessert snd Toa
Spoons, Soup and Punch Ladies, elegant Cirdis
Clasps, Branch aud otter Csndiesticks Coaete,,,
Gas'ors Bread and Cake l'ask Is, Liquor stands
,I"neS, Orks, swords beit9, Hpauetts, &c. Sxc.--
VI. O. hopes from his e1ertions TT an tp,es tn Oh
tair, thc most fsylliona'e 'rtices to mprit tha,
roni' nance Of puSie patronage he has so literally
experienced S
May s. ve,n
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-05-08

= EWPOST-This is among the most beautiful
! Y situations on the Rappahannock, and is thin
i've miles OF fredericksburg; viii. regard, to gotd
House IS substantial, large aud eon,n,od,ous; we'll
house, and ST. Room, al. conne CT and ptta.hed
large and Convenient Cellars, and brick Smoke
House There is 1850 i'll ills tract inc lI.ing
400 acres in rail timber aud separate, a shGrt dis
lance from the balance oil tie ian,!.---'Tht re
are many advantages attending this farm, VIZ The
delivery oil gran----four hands can deli, cr
1900 bushels per da,--a quantity ot meadow laud a
good Herring Fishery aad much bvtter Shad-
trcc-stone Quariics cool Mi.i Seat with Mill
House almost new-oyste' Fish, and Wild Fowls,
can be had at little trouble AID expence. Inteet,
to man with family iIo wishes t. settle himself
Tor lite, there is no farm on the river ore de sir+
Bile that can be purchased. As my OBJ. ct in SCI
ling is to purchase few Negroes a,,u y sInalier
farm, will take part Of Tie purchase ohey in
young aud likely NesIo fellows at valuation.
Terms OF sale--o,e fourth y hen deeds arc made
the other three-Iourths in equal and annual pa,
ments--l}onds with approved sernrity wit, iBi,res,
from the date if not paid punctuaily, will lie r,qui
red
This farm will be offered puliickiy for sale at tn
Dwelling House, the first Monday in June it NOT
sold before that day privately and the subscriber Ii
requested by those who wish To l,nrclasc) will en-.
deavour to commotstc IN dividing the tract Ia
suit purchasers. Letters addressed to NE ia Fred
ericksburg will be attended to.
GEO. w. sPOTsWooD.
May g. -
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-05-08
May 8.

VALUABLE PROPERTY AT AUCTION
~ MY property ia the city OF Rchnlond on Cary
street, Immediately opposite the Rock Harding and
'iJoinng nckoc-crcek--commencng in piyot
ey,iunning back to Mrs Colenan's line Ie5 feet
thence on her back line eastw artliy about 90 feet
nntinung on her line uor;hwartli, So feet to *
DOT alley, thence down the same 10 the former
curse of Shockoc creek, about lO7 feet thence
"r'i'el with the Creek 900 feet to Caiy-street,
hence up Cary street zoe feet to the begin
ing.
On this lot are several valuable improvements
lac Local Situation Of this .rnnnd &. a..
S'r,hie Object to those. who wish to vi money in
s"h rrnperiy its cOnIenirnce to Navigation
makes i capable Of being improvcdt great adyan-
i'ge-Hi@ichants may here be iurns ed with ,alna-
bile e convenient situations Tor Lumber Houses &c
Sc.
The Soie entire, Or in Lots, will take place ON
The remses, on Saturday the 9th inst. at ~ o.
c!oct.
An indisrutaLie title will lie made
ROBERT CAMPBELL.
H o IL
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-05-08

Gr THE Rev'd. AIR John H. Rice being on his
way to take up his permanent Residence among US,
will preach next Sunda, morning at tie usual o,r
pei ministry in this city, and il is expected he viii
continue 10 occupy said Hall reguiur,, thereafter.
unit! the Presbyterian Church. which is in ~ oi
soon being finished tor him, SHALL he ready Tor occu-
psncy.
siay s. s,-.s~ ~.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-05-08
CONGRESS.
IN SENATE.
Friday Mry ], 1S

FRIDAY, Nny j, 1917.
The engrossed bill, authorisng the state
I Tennessee to issue grants and pcrfec til
tics Oh certain entries and sections of land
sherein mentioned, was read a third time &
passed---Ycas IS, NAYS o.
The bill allowing an annuity to Arthur st.
Clair, was read third time, and the blank
for the annuity having been. on motion of
Mr.. Lri6, filed with $50 dollars, the bill
was passed by Yeas and Nays-Ieas ~
Nays 9.
6ir. Gregg, from the committee 10 whom
was referred u petition on the subject, re-
ported bill to- admit the entry of vessels
ef the United States, on certain conditions.
This bill embraces cases of vessels (which
may have been laden in any of the ports ot
India, and whose master, supercargo or
owner, may have been conlreiied TO give
bond-nndcr some peuaity that their respec-
tive c:rgoes shall be landed in some port OF
the U. S ;" provided the duties be paid, *
the goods stored in the public stores under
the care of the collectors, subject to the
future disposition of the government. TIL,
bill was passed TO a second reading.
Mr.. Gregg presented the memorial OF
James Wilkinson, stating that he has been
stigmatized as IA public defaulter, but tina,
So far from deserving that charge, he car
make it appear that the public are indebted
tohim, and praying an enquiry into hi.
case may be Instituted, and such dccisio,
had thereon as may be compatible with JUS
lice and equity. Referred to Mcssrs. Gregg
Smith of Md. Taylor, Varnum, and Ander.
aon.
Monday, May 4.
A bare quorum appearing, the Senate
without proceeding to business, adjourned tt
Tomorrow.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-05-08

3 CTiCE-The subscribers T., the assoc;at nm Cor
building . | hurch on Shockoe Hi. IRE reuni.
rch to ay into tie hands "a ler Treasurer [!r
Charles !. Macmuldo before the 26,I, iusiarr
wcnty h'e f"'lais on each share, being ti, $, cond
irstaneut thereon.
May 8. e
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-05-08

Office IS hereby given, that the sale an,Ier thu
Deed OF Trust given by DAVID DOYLE To the sub.
'er'hcr, ana ~eh has bee" advertised in this paper
CAN'T will be found in the paper of the Isl ;nst6 ~
take place on Monday the 4tl inst. was postuonea
rom tat day until the next account OF tie YEA.
tier, asa" from thu, day, till Saturday the 9Th inst.
by mutual consent.
GURDON II. BACCHUS, Trustee.
May g. $3.50 ~.---',sSJ - II II :
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-05-08

fk9ifpi IN n. Y--Thc Fedora, .icI, Tor 81
rS"'lyinenbas succeeded in the ,;,y~-s,l the same
,'.Nei", onte Senators au'' mei.ibSrs a Ccosress
tssin .iin."b'n.it, Also prcr:i'ct. Ihd votes TOR
t-oasrsss ~ e, on the ..'agisoyidr ttsst, MIR
ttw}rncc S3-T, Russel 3.si, Glinfsn,tn. G. ~
,S'isI,oi'i iN3o, Willie; $50 on the Fe..tl,i nckc;
"etcr \ Say 4s0s, Peter Meser i7isa Itus it y,
pS.'s, '"at dlscori las 1rtikcn and t,,ined he
republican ranks, aud given the victory 10 nsir GU;
p0ncnts--tiS baking g''oi the o,, saving tr;t a
hou = divided w:t.n,ts lf1iuSt a"."---I.is no,
s"l""e's towe, ethnt us c,cc;oa Cor Congress VII,
iui good asst has taken place ,,ndei. nc OOH W.
giving to NY. u representatives whereas tnder
the late CenSis she rs entitled 20 ~. Owing 70 The
Governors prorosation OF the i.cysis;arr they had
no time no district the state a-t,w an OMISSION
which viii certainly be supplied at their next scs
sion.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-05-08
NAfTiNaRN

(.fni nor $50 BiGaks to n j'rise)
WA positively cosnnen1c GTwiu in ti,s city Of Eaf-
si'uore, on Thursday the Liza Of Jmne next, when
CHG list drawn l;cs.t viii be cn:it!er! to SIS 400
o. lac Fiist Drawn 5000 ianks entitled To
isel. Z, St2 eavh.
Next 1000 DO. IS each.
The demand for Tickets ia this lottery has. per.
l."ps, been mie7ro!e: il apy former one ever drawn
in this any oti,cr co,e:ry. .t.
The rrice of Tickets is at present Eico.n DoXu.
each. but will positively be advanced on the 10Th OF
MAY next. ~
500 l'ckc;swi be draw each day, am, there he
ing near nu,'tths CT the whole positively sold i, is
expected will finish Of not sooner) than any
other Lottery in this city. ~.
Orders for. riskcts hom any part Of the United
States, enclosing the cash (post sioj addressed to
either of the Subscribers will lie promptly All, n,ied
TO- and the earliest information to adrenarers.
gratis. 80 :.
Prizes drawn in the Woshinctou .Ioaan,eat Lot.
teIy, received ia p1y nent for iickcis
KEARNf WHARTON, M s. South street
PHILIP III. NiCkLIN, 2o2, Market street.
Or, J. LCOREN, jr. Medical College Lot O.!ice,
No. 80, Market street, Baltimore.
Bsltim0re--IMay s.. epst
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-05-08

: D"iegates 10 the nrat Legislature.
Fau7nier ,.rhoruton Buel;ner, Alex'r Scott.
mpsk!re,-W hite,--Hims
Nar.!y ,--Maehir, ~ Sicchcn
.Shcnandoah, ---Carson,
Fairfax, John e. Hunter, Alrx'r Waugh
Roc bridge J. Grigsby, J. nowyer.
.Aoyfoik borough, Rchar, H. Zee
Arg DHIan, John Hill, Herbert Claiborne
bath S. Blackburn, r---Ewes.
Botetourt. Allen Taylor, Wash. Me. Clenaha.u
,Iontgome,y James Craig, Tho. Mc.Hen,y'
Berkeli Geo. Portcrfeld,s Edw Colsnn
j'ockins ham, Rutherford, w. Bryan.
Snrry-Francis Ruifn,' Archibald Davis
Not John Scott, as before Published.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-05-08
. NeSv members.

Marlied-On THURSDAY the 10Th Inst Mt Mrs. Ma
~ Watkins in Gooc''land BY the Rev. Rcubin Ford
Mr.. JOHN r.. WATK1Hs to the very ania,ic an,
accomplished Miss JUDITH EvEL1NA Watkins
third Daughter OF Mrs Watkins.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-05-08

Died, on Monday last, Mrs A. STEVENSON
eonsort"f Andrew Stevenson Esq. of this cat, -leel
ly regretted by XII who knew her.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-05-08

.Earried-Mr. JOHN G. BLAZE to Hiss s.
RAH HERON of tins city.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-05-08

" A Convict n the Penitent;ary in this
City has found ont way Of weaving hree
pieces at one operation they are fixed on
one loom, with three shuttes, which AZ to
and fro from II to I9 inches---these are
moved by one cord which plays ever twr
lulleys al opposite ends Of tho beam, and
he cord IS moved by handle in The man
nerof hy-shuttle. This mode is chiefly
to be used in the weaving Of narrow pieces
OF STUB, such as girths, b at strops &c. &c
IN tw'l s,whcre the feet shift from one tread
die 20 another about 80 yds may be wove in
d ~ III the simple stufs, where Tie feet are
stationary, and the shuttlcs move as fast as
the hand can Jirk them 60 and fro, 60 yds.
s1ab be rs,scsto@ in day.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-05-08

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OF Richmond (now to the. Southward,) adj
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