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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-11-12

:, Thursday night last, We have
be.n favored with the following
intelligence. ,ao.
Payne's brigade and col. Wells Re-
giment.-Total about 5000 men. un-
der command of General Winches-
ter, erecting block houses at Fort
Defiance. The detachment under
Gen. Winchester had been five days
on one half pint Of flour-and one
half rstians Of poor beef, some part
of the time without even beef-enc-
NV continually annoyinss--heayy du-
ties to perform. In this situai'o.
captain Garrart's troops despatched
to fort Jennings 40 miles--procured
fer the army one half rations for
two days.-The troops ordered to
Urbapa to recruit their worn cut nor
SEES. met. on the 9Th, a small supply
of bulloaks, and on the 9Th a large
detachment of waggons--sick list
so9--no death by siekncss-Jtn-
ning's and Pogus's rcgimests at fort
Jennings on the Auglaize-Barbee's
regiment at Fort st. Mary's-Gen.
Harrison at Urbana a the 18th. On
his way to Wooster to join the right
wing Of the army-lisht and left
wings to concentrate at the Rapids OF
the Maumee or Name of the lake
no more starvation expected.
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BUFFAIO, Oct. 81.

IVA NAVY WV -
Major Gen. Hall left this village
on Thursday last, to attend the ap-
preaching session of the Legislature
on the first Tuesday Of November
next.
Col. Van Rensselaer, remains in
this village. His wounds we under
stand. are in good way Of healing.
Brisadier Gen. Smyth has now
the chief command on the Lines.
.1rmistice.-At The expiration of
the armistice concluded between Gen.
V. Rensselaer, and Gen. Sheafe. a.
mother was agreed upon between Gen.
Smyth and Gen. Shcafe. to be ter
minated by either party at 80 hours
notice.
List Of Officers taken Prisoners.
We are indebted to Col. Stranahan
for the following List Of o fficers TAX
en- prisoners at Queenston, on the
18Th inst. Col. s. eorroborates all
the material facts contained in our
statement of last week.
Sezo-: ork .'iilitia o iccrs.-Bris.
Gen. VIM. Wadsworth, Mai. w.
II. Spencer. aid. Lieut.. Co.'s. Stra-
nahan, Allen, Mead. Majors Hol-
land Smith.
Captains Pettingal, Felt*. Aait.
Stafford*, Its. Sheppard. Hough-
ton. CuIley. Smith. Ensigns Peek,
''eHtsn-all Of 1t. Col. Stranahan's
Regiment.
Captains Clark. Brown. Lieuts.
Phillips, Robinson. Sweney*-ofLt.
Col. Aliens Regiment.
Capt Cronk--of 1t. Col. Dokbin's
Regiment.
Capts. Bacon. Root. Its. Ran
dali, Fuller. Ensign Haight. serjt.
Mi. Hindsor-of 1t. Col. Mead's
Regiment.
Capts. Bacon, Ireland. Stanley,
Brinkerhof;, satton. Eldridge, Bar
Der. Ellis. Its. Smith. Richmond,
Price. Daniels, Kishley, HoIcomb,
Saverili*, Wilson. Ensisus ireland,
White, Canada, Brougl,ton, Sperry,
Cobb, Waidrotf-of Infantry & Rifle
Corps. Regiments not ascertained.
II founded.
United States ONcers.-Colonel
Scott. LII. Col. Christie*, Fenwick*.
Maj. Mullanyt. Capts. Gibson+,
Maellesneyt, Ogilvy: Lieuts. Ran
dolpht. Kearney, Sammous. Hugh
min. Fink, Carr, Turner, Tsttent,
Bayley, Phelps CIark*. MsCarry.
Ensign Reeve. X Wounded. i Pa
rolled. t Exchanged.
Gel. Fenwick was wounded badly.
Colonel Christie slightly.
PARIS, Ken.) Oct. ~.
By the DOiitenpss of Cho,I
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From. sae Charleston Courier.
,,orHRR MOI IN sAvANSAH.


Bv the deposition Of Capt Walter,
which will be found in another part OF
this day's paper, it viii be seen that .no.
,ber civil eenmo.ion Ia. been excited
in Savannah, snd the property OF citl-
zen of that place sacrificed to apPease
the brutal fury of mob,
Capt. Walter, who narrowly escaped
to this city with his life, is well known to
MANY persons here having formerly been
in the trade between this port and Sa-
vannsh) and has left behind him dis
,resscd wife and four children, without
protector OF the means OF subsistence
Abou, two years ago he was shipwreck'
ed On our bar, and lost every thing he
possessed. Since that time he has been
running a small vessel between Savannah
and St. Mays, and by honest industry
had accumulated few thousand dollars,
which sum was invested in a part OF the
sloep Alpha and her cargo. This pro-
psrty, while engaged in pursuits IN nc
way contravealng the laws OF his coun'
try he has been deprived of, oy an infu
riate and lswiess banditti, and that In toe
face Of the civil authority of Savannah '
Thus, while We boast of being under
a gevernmen. Of ia7rs, we find that IT
many parts of our country the peaceah'e,
unsfending citizen can 6nd protection
for neither terson nor property aha
scpnes sre exhibited, eaual in feroci,y
and savage barbarl,y to those OF revoiu-
tionary France.
Proceedings like these must create
alarm in the mind of every man who hes
aDy interest in the welfare OF his coun-
rrv. Their frequency shows too plainly
that settled plan of prescription is set
on foot BY a party, composed OF the
worst men among us, and that where
they have the power, the reign OF ter
ror exists. When repeated outrages OF
this nature, rejecting such disgrace or
the national character, pass unnoticed by
those whose duty it is to repress them,
it augurs badly fer the country and
mus, convince every honest man OF the
necessity ofopposing by every means IN
his power, system, which, If suffered to
exist, must eventuate in the destruction
of our constitution, our laws, and our
country.
To The honor Of Charles Harris, Esq.
one Of The alderman Of SeUanndh, Cant.
Walter s.atcs, that zvhen he found The
mob ,ycre determined to burn his Vessel,
he went on board. commanded them TO
desist, ard told them that if they burnt
her they must barn him 1uith her, as he
rvos resolved to assist in Sefending her.
Uton this the mob took him neck ard
heels, fur him into boat ana carried
hin, ashore.
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Five Dollars Reward.

STRAYED from the Commons OF
Ajax ,ndria on the 2d of October very
handsome small Brindie cow, With
whi,e face and large wide horns Sb-
has brindle ring round her right eye !;
Der two hind feet are white. The aboy,
Reward will be paid If broueht home.
Jacob Curtis.
November 10 s.
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Joseph UBrien & Son,

Joseph O'Brien & Son,
IL AVE r.ceivedfrom New.England
i i supply of fine
Broad Cloths &Kerseymeres
which were purchased thirty per cen,
below the present prices, and Will be
sold at small advance.
ALSO,
Elegant Rose Blankets, from 4to Is
Dollars per pair.
q 4 fine assortment Callicoes, Cling
hams and handsome a. printed Cam
brics,
With general assortment Fancy
and Staple GOODS, suitable fer the
season, which win be sold low at whole
sale and retail
November n div
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-11-12

" IN -, / ESS. exc.
Pipes old Lo;,don p Madeira0
IL 10. Sicily Madeira
10 do Lisbon Is
pipes and 80 or. casks Sherry | <
80 quarter casks Ma;aga
IS c.ses Ciaret
20 chests sunpowder, imperial and
younghyson Teas, Of a very supe-
rior quality,
90 puncheons Sd proof Antigua Rum,
10 do. northern do.
50 hbtls. Molasses,
10000 pounds Loar Sugar,
$500 pounds bright Madden,
40, pounds Nutmegs,
20 bags Pepper and Pimento,
90 kegs race and gound Ginger,
so bales Upland Cotton, nice quality,
700 pounds Bengal & Spanish Indigo,
so BOXES mould and dipt Candles,
40 do. No. 2 Chocolate,
100 do Pipes. containing 8 gross each,
500 reams writing and wrapping Paper,
200 sacks Liverpool fine Salt,
so hhds. N. Orleans and w. India
Sugar,
$4,000 lbs. green Coffee.
With general assortment of other
GROCERIES,
FOR SALE BIZ
Bryan Harnpson & Co.
August Is
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PARIS, Ken.) Oct. ~.
BY the politeness Of Charles s.
Clarkson, Esq. whs left the N.
w. army at Fort Defiance on the
9Th inst. and arrived in this place
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THURSDAY, NOVEMBER u.
FALL GOODS.
JOSEPH SMITH IL SON,

"AVE received the balance of their
III GOODS, by the ANN, Way, OF
Baltimore, which they expect round III
a few days-which, with their stock on
hand will make considerable variety,
which they will sell by the package or
piece, On moderate terms. at their store,
corner of King and Fairfax streets.
Superhne Clothes, OF very superior
quality,
Secoad do.
Super6ne blue PORES, do.
Superine ard common Cassimeres,
Bedford Cords,
Sewing Silks and Twists,
Ftannels, Blankets,
Blue and grey Plans,
Bookings, VestinSs,
Cotton Shiriings, Long Cloths,
Cotton Cambries, Jaconet Muslins,
NaEChesiry,
Cotton Damask Table Cloths,
. Counterpanes, Checks
Co.ton Stripes, Long Lawns. Sc sc.
November 2 DIV.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-10-20

Q. Aud the People said one ia another, &c John
shah not be elder again no, agent in this land
or ever" AMI they all said amsn-" but John WAS
confoundeL, for he wot not that it should be so.
5. So ne departed home, even unto his own house,
for he was sore,y tvoG6lrd with the word which the
geople had spake.
1. And he co.smunej with his friends, and said,
Our Graft is in danger, Tor the people exceed
ing wroth agaiust
"'rmothy they have tcrsakcn & it their enmi-
~ against me, who V ia he ,ouj amongst sil
the elders of the land. plead the cause ui good
o friend the King nr the Albiaus -
6. Aud behold l,s friends looked, one on another
and co"founde,l, and ans wcred never n wogN |;
for their trouble for John very great.
Z. And al who once hated him nov took him hv
the hand, yea the friends and the tools oil Albion
anr! they laudcd him up the skies.
8. Now after these things the Judge. met together
to hold a Court even at Chsrbue-Court House as
thou goest towards Dan. and the eoncourse oil the
people WAS very great
O. Aud John si,ahe unto the people and reasons FL
with them, and said, 4" Ii is true against going
to with the Alhions, when was in the Council
Of the Nation; bat siuee is il the land, niy
purse shalt he opcoed to support It -
IN. Now John spakc this, that the people might
forgive bin his manifold sins.
II. But hy this time the people had found out the
designs of John, and spake with the voice Of one
inan 90 The man who totsaSes the people will ne
ycr return to them"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-10-20

TDUCATlON.--Georg KchSitls'n hereby ~
= forms the public tiiat lie intends u c6t,iinte hi
school ior the instruction OF boys & oung men the
ensuing ear at Wa VI. Richardson's in Gooch and
county. Beading & Writing tie EuglisI, Language,
English Grammar, AID Artiametc viii be taught for
SIS per scholar; tie Latin and Grett Languages.
Eueiids elements SuseJ ng, Algebra, Blair' iec.
lures, and Moral Philosophy for $ .5 Tie year viii
he divided into two ssOrs, each Of months con.
iinuancc June wd december b"i"g ,aonths OF vaeA.
ion The school viii be opened the FIRST day of Jan.
Hary.
WIN. NJ Richardson will receive few bosrdc,
At sixty dolla IS, for Board, Washing aud Fuel eae
hoarder finding lis bed, and pyi one half Of IN,
above price in advance AMI tire other half at the be
ginning Of the cpnd ssion. Boarding tnsy be- haf
in the neighbornoOd also, at a convenient dstanc,
rom the school
GEORGE RICHARDSOW
Oct 8 w4wp
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September Is. wBwn

CHA NCaHY-m LOUISE county court, August
n 10h, 1912.
Charles l.. Barrett, James Barrett and Ann Barrett,
heirs OF Thomas Barret, deceased, lPitGS.
against -
John Gambeli, Richard Gamben, Vincent Tapp
anil Susanna his vile, William Gambeil, Charlotte
Gambeil, Henry Gambell, Edward VI. Garnbeii *
Polly NJ. Gambeii, heirs OF IIenla Ga,nbell, deceas
ed, and William Terrell, Defis.
The defendant William Terrell, not having euter-
ed his appearance and given security according TO
the act o assembly and the rules OF this court and il
appearing u the satisfaction OF the that he is
not an inab'tant OF tins state, the motion OF the
plaintiffs by their counsel, II is ordered tat the de-
PENDANT William Terrell, 30 appear here on the Sc
eond Monday in November next and answer the
plaintiffs bill and that copy Of this order lie forth
with inserted IN one ct newspapers printed in the
city of Richmond. for eight weeks sdeeessyely, and
published AZ the front door OF the courthouse in this
county, some court day.
a copy.
.NiCHOL.aSJ PoLNDEXTER. D. c.
Sentcmber IS. wSw
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VETWTlNG SCHOOL--Mr.s shelton rc.pest .
w fully in'orms the inhabitants of tie city 81
Richmond tlmt he viii open school, as soon MS q sui
cient number Of svhoafs are obtained, in which the
principles OF writing VIII be- taught with accuracy
IN The short Space oi three eehs or eighteen les
Of two iours oach--Speeimens of,mproyemen,
may be seen ~ the Globe tavern
Terms ten dollars pr. Scholar.
Young LADIES who would prefer il may be atten=
ded at their own houses.
MIR. Shelton will iiscwoe take writing by the
picce-Those Who Hay think proper TO employ
biIn, may depend on having their writing executed
with neainess, accuracy and dispatch.
October G. w4mn
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E,HDUCATIoN---john Wood re.pec,fui,y in
4 forms the public, that lis Sc minary at Peters,
burg, for tie nstrnc ton OF youth in the languages
arts and sciences, has commenced Particular at
ieri'cn will be paid tn the morals of those youths
from tho country who board ia town. Boarding. 4,
Lodging may be obtained in genteel private fsmi-
hes Tor young men at the rate OF forty FIVE pounds
per annum, and for Toys under fourteen at dirty
six pounds per annum.
John Wood has good apparatus Corexperiments
in the most necessary branches Of Natural PhiIoso-
ply. aad he will use every meaos TO increase it.
Petersburg, October o. IT
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Senie,nher 1

~ lNSlNiA-it Rules holden ia the Clerks Or
nee o; the Superior Court ot Chancery for the
Richmond District, the ilth ay of July, 1872
Charles l.. Carter, adm'r. with the Will anne Aed
oil William ia, Tor, deed. fHH.
against
Colin Ross and James Ross, Dcffs.
Tie defendant Con Ross, not having entered his
appearance AMI gwen security aeeorriin the act
OF ASSEMBLY ani the rules OF This court and il a-
pearng by satisfactory evidence, he is not an M
habi,snt OF this country IT is ordered, That the
said defendant do appear here the first day of the
next term and answer the bill III the plaintiff; and
that copy of this order be forthwith inserted in
some newspaper Published in the city of Richmond,
Tor two months successyey, and posted at the front
door Of the Capitol, in the said city.
copy. Teste,
WIN. w. HENING, C. C.
September Is. wswp
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-10-20

RICHMOND STONE wARE.-Beniamin Du
&c Val g Son, at the sign O: the Golden Mortar
Richmond, have On hand, large assortment o
HTUNE H.dHE, o. snerior quality, uanufaetu-
red in this place by 3. Dupal 8 ca which they
VII sell at the NewHor! wholesale prices
Orders for the above SPECIFICATION made at their
Medicine Store, will be strictly attended to.
They have also for sale, above, a very extensive
assortment OF Drugs Medicines, Dye Stufis, Paints
OILS, &c, OF genuine quality aud on moderate term
Sept. L. wifi
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lh6tNiA-At rules holden ia the Clerks OF.
hce oi the superior Court ofChaneery for the
richmond District, the i2,h ia, of October 1912
William Broek.nbrough, administration, of and
Singular the goods aud cls,ieis, rights and credits of
hd"n James Har'ie, deed. PiE
against,
john Hopkins, Henry Lee, Co,hn Griffin Samtul
". Adams, Neil MeLouli, an,nis,ra,or val, the " N
annexed OF John hanks deed. and John BARI.
bartholomew Banks, William Banks. iIorat;o Net
son hshts, and Maria Banks, ii.isnis heirs end de-
"sees OF John Banks, deed. l., Neil Niei.o.,i ,,..-
e"ty assigned Their g,ar,'sn, M.ria Nsn,ni, some
mn'es called Niarn BAnks dcsisee oi The SD Join
hsmss' d aud Thomas Rdherford D.fls.F
Tie Subpoena seire facias aw a,rr,i in tbs eause
no' beng returned executed the defendants Jnitn
noFSms' an" fenry Lee and ii anlearinp nv salts
factory evidence that they ~l,,nts Of this
country-H rs ordered that the said defendants do
appear here on the first day OF the next term. and
shew eanse, if any they can, against the revival
thereby sought; aud that copy OF this order bs.
forthwith inserted in new sp.per published in
the City OF Richmond for two months sueressiyely.
aud posted at the front door OF the Capitol in tho
sail City.
n Copy. 7este,
WIN. w. HENING c. c..
October
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-10-20

W IRGINIA-At Rules hoIdcn in the Clerks o.
flee Of the Superior court of Chancery for the
Richmond District, the ilh day Of july, 1872
Augustine Smith, RITZ:
.4gdiHSt
Aldridge James, administrator Of James Wright,
who was executor Of Jercniah Darnail, Joseph DIR
na, William Russell and MARY liz wife, James Sin
clair and Margaret his wife, Cay Darnali and OAR
ha Ln'llan, AN infant of Thomas Latham, now rs
signed his guardian. MATS.
The defendant Joseph Darnail, not having entered
bis appearance and given security according 10 the
act Of assembly and the rules Of this court and il APP
peGrng by satisfactory evidence that lie is an IN
hahitant Of this conBtrJ--H is otdeJed, That the
said defendant do appear here the first day OF the
nest term 9Ad answer the bill Of the plaintiffs and
that n copy Of this order be forthwith Inserted in
some nc%6raper published in the city Of Richmond,
for two months successiveiy, and posted ut the front
door Of the Capitol in the said city.
A copy. Testc,
WIZ w. IIENING, c c.
September IS. wSw
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October 13.

u OTlcE-Ali persons having claims against ~.
estate "' Fowler Cooke, decd, late at Turkey
is'anh, are hereby notified, that by making tl.eui
khown to John Sheppard of Richmond, (wIo is .,.-
thor;sed to arrange and attend til. estates affairs
er to Inc, they will he Immediately attended to- an
every necessary arrangement is.;ow making to IL
gmiate a'i claims AS expe,ious'y possible. Tiost.
indebted, are earnestly requested TO coue foru ard
and make paym
b. F. COOKE, lexeo'r.oF
Bowler Cocie.
October IS. wiz,
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NALL BE SOLD, by virtue OF deed of trust
Wv entered into 10y Samuel Foster, to secure the
payment oil certain sums of money to Taiialcrro
Hunter, on Friday the Iith day of December next
at the hlansion House, upon the premises for ready
money, SO much of two Tracts of Land, living in
south Farnham Parish and Essex county, TO wit; one
tenement, tract or parcel of land, containing three
hundred ami twenty-nise acres and half an acre lie
the same more or less, hengtbe same la,ui y l,ich
was conveyed TO Taaierro Hunter by John H. Beale
Apphia his wife, by deed dated the Goth dgy of a
pri, 1907, and recorded in Essex county court. on
the 2lst day Of Sept. IS07-And also one other tene
ment, tract parcel OF land containing twenty-se.
ven acres and quarter of acre. be the same more
or less, being the land which was CONVEYED to
Ialiaterro Hunter by John ii. Beale and AppIa
his wife (but not signed by the said apphis) by deed
proved and recorded in Essex county court, on the
18th day of July 1908, and being the same two tracts
OF land which were conveyed by Ta'arerro Hunter
and Eliza Mary his wife aforementioned to the said
Samuel Foster by deed bearing date the Ist day of
January, 1911, shall be sufficient to pay and salts
fy the contingent charges attending the same and
pay the sum OF three hundred and eghty-fye pounds
twelve shillnss and one penny, Virginia money with
legal interest the same, from the first day of ia
nuaiy, 1879.
TIL. C. HOOMEs, .qcting trustee.
September L. wsw
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SSVHE subscriber takes this method to inform his
friends 4 the public generally, that he has COM
msneed business IN this city in the grocery line sis
Farmers Bank, where he viii sell low for cash or
vonn,ryproluee lie win also pay great attention.
to any eo'nmisson business that may be consigned
tn him.
WN. GAY,Jun.
oe'' De- w4wp
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-10-20

\ HANGING SCHOOL,. D.fRH.9C resoec,-
= y fully Informs the subscribers TO his DANCING
school and those desraus to subscribe that he wi
commence on the 18th Instant, in the apartments
above Mr. II: Bakers Store next door to Mr.. Ro-
bert Sambe's. Days OF tuition will be on Tuest.ay
Thursday, X Saturday every week. Ladies will b..
taught from $40 oclo. K in the a.teEnuon--Centle-
men IN the morning and evening.
Oci. 9. waw
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-10-20

FASHIONABLE JEWELRY M. Grctter,
h informs his friends and the public generally he
has selected elegant ard extensive assortment of
FASHIONABLE GOODS in his line, among which,
are Pearl and jet Ear-fings, Rings, Breast Pins,
* Keys, Silver Tea Sets, Table, Dessert and Tea
Spoons, Soup and Punch Ladies', elegant Girdic
Clasps, Branch and other Caudlcs;ic;es, Coasters
Casters, Bread and Cake Baskets, Liquor Slauls
VI. G.. hopes from his exertons at all tines to OBJ
tain the most fashionable articles, TO merit that
continuance of public patronage lie has Literally
experienced.
May g. w6m
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EIOR RENT or LEAsE--1'hat Conmo,iou,
= brick dwelling, occupied hy the late Cinne,i-
lsr Tyler in the City Of Williamsburg, possessing
every necessary CONVENIENCE OF ont houses, Se IL
rs beautiful situation and mas ttached to il several
acres of ground With garden in high cultivation -
Possession may BE- had immcdiatciy---Fur terms
apply a, the Raleigh Tavern, WiIlainaburg.
September -. If
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FL OTiCE-Pursnant to decree of the Honors-
\ bic Judge, Of the Superior Court Of Cllsncery
for the District of Richmond, zoiH nc sold before
The front door OF the Eagle Tavern in tie city of
Richmond, Oh the 29th day of October next; ten
Thousand acres of Kentucky Lands belonging 20 the
Estate of Thomas Shore Geceasei.-Six months
will be allowed the purchaser giving Bond with ap-
proved Security.
CONRADE WEBB.
Executor Of Thomas Shore Gec'l
Hampstead, Sept. 90, 1919. OH
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-10-20

ESOR SRL E-One third of the Bell Tavern cs-
b. Enlistment, including slaves horses carriages,
Furniture, lease TO expire on LIST November 8IS.
and stock oil every Kind. Ii not disposed Of in the
mean time, viii sell the above, of which an lnf-ht-
DRY VIII be shewn 1T auction before the duo, IL the
BEL on Friday the 9th OF month one tird Of
the purchase money payable at three aud tho bal
anee at nine months, for which approved ndorsed
negotiable notes viii be required.
WIN. HOOMES.
Oct. b. 81
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Oct. G..

yR'O RENT or LEASE-For one or more years.
Il as may be agreed on, s. possession given on the
first day of Dccembcr next
That well known Tavern, Z" The Indian Ggeca''
occupied Tor the last nine years nv Mr.. Charles
ioy!e, The Central situati fts public establish.
ment on the main street gives IL IN all respects
preference to any in this pace-Hew stables &c.
WIZ be erected more convenient than bcfore-Ih
increasing population and commerce Of Lynchburg
rcner this desirable stand for any person in tha,
line.
SAM!. IRVINE.
Lynchburg, Octoher2. 4W
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-10-20

( DESERTED from ny Rendezvous in Iris city,
& , HoSer Peters, private soldier. IL reports
to have been born in Philadelphia, but hes the a-
pearance Of being native Of Ireland lie Is about
feet inches high, OF florid com! lcxion Lht eyt s.
DARK hair and by profession a sailor.
Ten D0llars will be paid a reward for aIibre-
hendinS and delivering him to me, or TO ANY otI,@r
officer of tie United States .arIny.
fOreNarn all masters of vessels and Others from
employing or hsrboring the said Peters az the pcr7
OF the penalty Of the law.
RICHD. POLLARD,
Capt 9Ofh 5cgf. u. S. L/aatry.
Richmond, October .. 8t