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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-06-05

A FEW Gentcel Boarders get aceommoda-
~ ton in private family convenient to the scene
OF business, at so pounds for breakfast, & dningS 60
pounds including lodging apply at the Office of the
Enquirer.
June 9. IF
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-06-05
Extract efs letter Jj'om Mr.. Bario5o 10 the
Secretary gf STATE, dated

AHIs, nov II, IoII.
" On the 9th Of this month the Duke Of
Bassano arrived in Paris, and sienfied his
arrival by circular to the Foreign Minis
ters here. The next day, at one o'clock, !
called at his house, having in my pocket the
note dated ] 9th Nov.
:. My intehtion was, if possible, to have an
interview with him before he should read
the noie, to prepare his mind on some
points which. being new to him, might be
susceptible of further developement than
1T would be convenient to give in writing.
- MOI finding the Duke at horne, left
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ENKS g BILLINGS have just received, for
~ sale, at the store recently occupied by Messrs.
hubbard " Lyma", F. street, a general assortment
OF w. l. Goods and Groceries, Of the first quality
With choice old Wines and Liquors, viz.
l.. Z. Madeira, y
Sherry,
Port,
Vnlonia, n
Malaga
Cognac Brandy, Holland Gin, st. Croix and Jamsi.
ca Rum, Fresh Gun Powder aud other Teas. Flo
renee Oil, French Capers, Mustard in bottles and
Kegs Cayenne, Spices, Raisins and Figs IN boxes and
CASTS 81 boxes Taow and Spcrmaceti Candles
10 barrels New-Orlcans Sugar--IO do do do SUI
perior qpalIty-l5 boxes No. Choeoate-4O dozen
London Portcr--30 do. Bottled Cilcr--Caret Wine
IN cases OF one dozen each-i0 quarter boxes eenu.
inc Spanish Segars-i Pipe Particular Madeira
VINE barrels hard sheIph Ahnonds-hacs Green
Cohee-l'O reams Wrapping Paper-sO do. Writ
ing do.-A few dozen Grass Entry Mats
The above Goods, with others not enumerated.
"" be sold on the most satisfactory terms.
May 90. I'm
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Note. The above c6ente committed on the
3Sth Inst.
June 2. 2tp
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-06-05

A. MOORE, M!sv. D
May 2sth, 1879. ids.
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CLERICAL CONTROVERSY

Dr.. Hurd and Dr.. Warburton sitting
sitter dinner At the house of the latter,
the conversation turned on the divine
legation of Misses. They both seemed
t" agree in the principles of the book.
su, differed widely shout the meal ing cf
Sonic particular passages. DR.. w. de-
tended and DR.. Fl. opposed; and both
with degree of warmth unusual to
such friends and philosophers Mrs.
Warbur,en, during this lime, was en-
ployed on some needle work at the low
er end Of the table; when raising her
eyes with kind of establishment, and
looking them both foil in the face, she
exclaimed /" Hey-day, gentlemen,
where is the occasion for all this noise
and wrangle; when, to my certain kno7y-
t-dee, neither of you believe one single
syllable Of the mattsr!"
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100000
100000
S S,50G,OOO

5. Military establishment:
The estimates Of the Secretary of
War are. with respect 10 the army,
predicated on the employment of the
whole force authorized by law, and
amounting to $4,000 men Of every
description. Adding to this the ex-
pence incident to the service of yo-
lunteers and militia. and also the en-.
crease of pay of the army. the ap-
preparation for armirs the militia,
and S 100000 ofthe unexpended ba-
lance for Notifications. the Whole
contemplated expenee m~y be est:
mated as follows:
Army-Pay, subsistence. bounties.
clothing. & hospitals, S s.S5O,OoG
Ordnance & armories, f,s5O,OOO
Quar:er-msster's depart
ment Il contingencies 100000
Fortiicati0ns, 100000
Aiming the militia, 100000
Volunteers l. militia in
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CANZONET-B By CAMoENs.

Since in this drcary vale OF tears
En certainty but death appears,
Why should we waste our Yernai years
In boarding useless treasure.
No! let the young and ardent mind
Become the friend Of human kind
And in the generous service Ind
A source of purer pleasure.
Better to live despis'd and poor
Than quilts eternal stings endure;
The future smile Of God shall cure
The wound of earthly woes.
Vain world do we but rightly feel
What ills thy treacherous charms con-
Ceal,
How would we long from thee to steal
To Death ard sweet repose
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Picture of the state Of Man.

Picture of the state Of Man.
Man comes into this passing world In
weakness,
And cries for help to man-ior ieeoie IS
he,
And many are his foes. Thirst, hunger
nakcdness
Diseases infinite within his frame;
Without inclemency, the wrath OF sea-
sons,
Famiaes, pests, plaques, devourlng eie-
msnts,
Earthquakes beneath, the thundsrs roll
ing Ger him;
Age and infrmity OH either hand:
And death who shakes the certain dart
behind him
These surely, one might deem were ills
sufficient.
Man thinks not so; on his own race he
turns
The force Of all his talents exquisite,
To shorten the short interval, bY art,
Which nature left Us. Fire and sword
are in
His hand and in his heart are machina-
TONS.
For speeding of pcrdi:ion. Half the
world.
Down The gulph of dark futurity.
Push Of their fellows, pause upon the
brink,
And then drop after"
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-12-10
WINES, TEAS, &c.

s Pipes old London P. Madeira
IL do. Sicily Madeira
10 do Lisbon IS
pipes and 40 or. casks Sherry =
80 quarter casks Malaga
IS cases Claret
40 chests gunpowjcr, imperial ant
younghvson Teas. of very sup<-
rior quality.
90 puncheons 81 proof Antigua Run
10, do. nurtHern do.
50 ahds MoIatses,
(. 10000 p. lands Loaf Sugar,
1900 pouncis brig! M.dder,
y 40 pouads Nutmegs,
TO bags Pepper and P'mento,
90 kegs race an .;o2Hd Ginger,
:. so bales U2laud Cotton, nice quality,
700 pounds Bengal * Spa iish IAdiso,
30 boxes mould AMI Gipt Candies,
40 do No. 3 Chcco,ate,
100 do Pipes, containing 5 gross each,
500 rears writing ADD wrapping Paper,
200 sacks Liverpool fino Sali,
90 hhds. n. Orleans and w. Indla
Sugar,
75o1O lbs. green Coffee.
Whh a general assortment Of other
GROCERIES,
FoR SAB sr
Bryan Hampton & Co.
Aurust IS
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THURSDAY, DECEMBER 70.
Joseph Vaudeville,

Joseph MandeV'Ile'
Csrssr Of King and Faijar Streets
HIS FOX SALE,
las Chcst lie and "a Chests ne"
Ganpowt'cr, Imperial, Hyson, Young
Hyson, Hyson Skin AMI Soachong
2s,NoO ID. Coffee
Is hhds. Mu<cavado Sugars
100 barrels do.
1900 y. Loaf and lump Sugars
No barrels New England Rum
25 puncheons West india co.
leo barrels Wh!skey
pipes French Brandy
so Hogshcads retailing Moiasses
80 bag, Pepper and Psmsnto
500 ID. Spanish Indigo
1000 ID choice Nadder
500 ID. refined Salt Petrc
IS oaks Gun powder.
Which with his usual general as
sortment of the best Wines, Liquors
and Groceries, he will dispose OF on
reasonable terms.
AUG 81
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gi3.t6O. 300
From the present demand, it APP
pears probable that the residue OF
the Treasury Notes authorised DY
The act of S0th June last, Il amount
ing to 1.465,O0o dollars, wil'sh dis
posed OF prior to the 4st OF March
next.
II may be proper also to state that
Notwithstanding the addition thus
made to the public debt. and alii!o'
considerable portion has been re-
| mitied from England and brought to
mark ct in As,eriea, the public slacks
| which hal at first experienced a
slight depression, have been TO" the
last three months, and continue to
be. at par.
Yenr 1913.
TIE nett revcEne arising from du-
ties on merchandise and tonnage,
which accrued during the year 1910,
| amouated to 12.5i3.i9O dollars.
The nett revenue arising from the
same sources which accrued during
the year1s11. amounted. as will ap-
pear by the statements A and Ii. J,
to 7.9G2,560.
The same revenue for the year
1879, is estimated at t2.50o.G00 del
lars, Of which sun about 5.50O,000
dollars arise from duties on the late
inportations from G. Britain.
The custom house bends out-s'and-
ing 90 the tst day CT January. 1913.
and falling due in that year. are cs-
.imatcd. after dedueting bad debts,
at S 1t,e5o, 900: and it is believed
that the probable amount ofreceipts
from t!iat source into ts'c Treasury
during the year 1s1s. may be safely
estimated at Sit, 100000.
The sales OF public lands north of
The river OHIO. during tie year end
ing on the S0,li September, 1Sti. and
after deducting tie lands which have
reverted to the U. States have a.
mounted, as appears by the state
mcrt &C. TO 100000 acres; and The
payments by the purchasers to S 700.
600. The indian wars may AFFECT
the sales, and perhaps to d certain
extent the amount Of payments. II
is, however. believed, that that branch
ofrcyenue may together with somc
other small items he estimated Cor
the ensuing year at s 100000: max
ing the whole amount Of probable
receipts into the Treasury for the
year 1Sis, exclusively Of loans,
Sts.OOO,OCO
The expenditures oflhat year are
estimated as fnIloHe I'll. viz.
1. Expenses ola civil nature. both
foreign and domestic, S0,50O,O0O
9. Public debt. viz:
Interest. including,
that on new loans
Of the years 1912
ard 1915, 100000
Reimbursement Of
6 per cent. and
deferred stocks,
ana oftcmporary
loans and Trcasu-
~ notes, falling
due in 1913. and
estimated amount
of mrchases Of
stock. 100000
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S20,729,977 Is

The statement e exhibits in de-
tail the payments made by the Urea
sury Department Tor the several
branches Of the Military and Naval
expenditure during the same year
! from 1st October. 1914, to seth
September, 1919 and also during
She two last months October and
November, 1872
The receipts for the last quarter
Of the year 1919, on account Of both
revenue and loans, are estimated at
9.Q0O. 900 dollars; and The expendi
lures (irclading about 1 100000 dol
lars on account Of the principal Of
the public debt. and 100000 for
the militia at nearly the same sum.
The sums obtained or secured ON
loan during iSis wear, amount, SO far
as has been ascertaincd at the Urea
sury 10 II 1S,i00,20O
OF NItrh
there was
received
prior to I,
Oct. 1912,
as abeyo
stated 5,s47,stc 50
Receivedor
to be re-
oosvad nm;
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'i5.100,200

1t will also appear by the state.
ment F. that this sum was obtained
on the following terms, viz.
The amount was stated in tn,
Presidents message at the commence
ment of the session at eleven millions Cl
dollars. The other two millions havt
been contracted for subsequen;,oits date.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-12-10

Gentle zephyrrss yen fly,
Should you meet my lovely fair,
Softly whisper you're "a Sigh"
But Go not tell whose Sigh you arc.
Limpid streamlct, should my dear
Cross your current as you flow,
Murm'ring tell heryou're Ga Tear"
But not whose eyes have swol'n ycu
so.
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TO HOPE.

~ EloE L.
All, woe is me from day to day
drag lite Of pain and sorrow;
Yet still, sweet Hope hear thee say
BE calm, thineiils will end tomorrow,
The morrow comes, but brings to me
No charm disease or grief relieving !
And am | ever dooFr'd to see,
Sweet Hope, thy promises deceiving?
Yet false and cruel as thou art,
Thy dear delusions will cherish;
| Cannot, dare not wit; tee part,
Since, alas with thse must perish.
Description Of some Nervous Sensa-
tons:
Composed on remarkably mild moon
light nigh: At sea
KY J. II PAYNE.
On the deck Of the SLOW sailing vessel
alone,
As silently sat, all was mute as the
grave
1t was night: and the moon brightly
eli'tering Sh"nc,
Lighting up, with lis lustre, the qui-
vcliHG wave.
So bewi,chiaG'v meIow and pure was
TIA; Gi&@'0
Wnich SIX Ga"tcd while watching o'er
Hafr"e's ryposc.
That ''.Heht il resvnblcd Christ;ani-
ly'- beam
When i sorcos md sooths, withou,
.cbahNg ouy wees.
And l felt such ~ exquisite wildness of
sorrow
As 9azcA at the trcmulous glow Of
thc deep,
Tht l ioHG'd 20 prevent the intrusion Of
Gorrow,
And lay there forcycr 10 wonder and
weep.
Gentle zephyr,ss yen fv,
Should you meet my lovely fair,
Softly whisper you're "a Sigh"
But Go not tell whose Sigh you arc.
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2,35O,2Oe
Making the actual
eucrease Of debt
during that year
1O,eOO,OO8

IT appears. according TO tic pre-
ceding estimate, that the Whole sum
to be borrowed during the year 1913.
will amount TO about twenty milf
ons Of dollars; and that the pay
ments on account Of the principal Of
the public debt will exceed FIVE nil
lions making the actual increase Of
debt during that year dolls. $4,000,
eco.
On The revenue which viii accrue
during the year 1915, and on which
the receipts Of the year 1914 will
principally depend. Il is not ,a-aeii-
cable st this u:&mcRt So ior8 ;. ear
rect estimate. So far as may be in
ferred from tie experience of the
short period wl:ivi. has elapsed since
the declaration ofwaF, il is not pro-
bable that the revenue derived froHa
customs will exceed the amount Of
100000 dollars. at which it had
been estimated in former commu-
nication. The duties accrued. or
which will accrue, during the lasto
months Of this year, after deduetins
drawbacks and expenses OF colIec-
ten, ars estimated at less tban
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REPORT
Of the Secretary Of the Treasury

REPORT
Of the Secretary Of the Treasury.
Tn obedience to the directions OF
the Act supplementary 20 the aea
entitled Gan Act TO es'an'is" VIC
Treasury Department the oeese-
,ary Of the Treasury respectfully
Submits the following Report and Is
Inmates.
|. 70 the end Of The gear 1912.
The actual receipts into the freasn-
~ daring the year ending on the
sota of September. 1912, haceron-
sisted Of the fcllosrins sums r'S'
Customs, sales OF
lands. arrears. re-
payments and all
other branches OF
revenue. amount
ing together, as
will appear more
in detail by the
statement E) TO S fo,9Sf'91o W
On account Of the
loan ofeieven mi!-
lions of dollars
authorized by the
act Of March Ii,
1919, 5,s47,Zl% %
Total amount OF re-
ceipts 16,7Ss,159 10
Making, together
with the balance
in the Treasury
on the 1st OF De-
tober. 1914. anda-
mounting to s,St7.sis So
An aggregate Of S20,729 IS
The disbursements during the same
gear hare been as. fottolceth, r,o.
Civildepartment.in-
Guiding miscelIa-
neous expenses,
and those incident
10 the intercourse
with foreign ma
tions t,ses,o6s So
Army, mill
tia, vO!un-
tecrs. for
tificatiOns,
arms and
arsenals 7,770,5c0
| Navy De
partmcnt S,t07,501 81
Indian De-
partment 230,975
| ---1t, 30S,776 81
! Interest on
the pnblic
de1t 2,A0S,0tS 10
On account
ofthcpFiu-
cipal Of do,s.9ss.t65 90
--5,i36,479 IS
Acknowledgements
.
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3t,925,eO0
100000

Leaves balance to
beprovided for by
l0ans OF 39.925,OO0
OF this sum more than one million
is already contracted for. and there
remains On hand . balance of about
u million and d haIfin treasury notes
net yet disposed of. An authority
TO issue new notes for about two mil
lions and half more, being the a
mount reimbursable IN 1913. will
still keep the whole amount issued
at five billions. and reduce The a.
mount of the loan to about fifteen
millions OF dollars.
IN order to facilitate the loan, &c
perhaps to improve It's terms. it mny
howeyer he eligible to leave some
discretion in the executive as TO The
respective amounts oi'stuck and notes
TO be issued; whicIl may be advan-
tageons'y varied according 10 cir
enmsiances, without INCREASING the
aggregate Of beth.
The preceding estimates DO rot
embrace the expense incident TO the
proposed encrc&sc OF the navy. por
any other expenditure not yet au-
thorisc;i by law. In cstcr TO meet
any new expenses which may thus
he authorised ty Congress. it will
therefore lie necessary TO enerease
the loan 10 corresponding amount.
The sums received or 10 be receiv-
ed on loan during Tie calender year
1912 nave been stated at
f2.QS0 oGQ
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Amounting altoge'
Their 10
The receipts on ac-
count Gfthe reve-
nue. having been
estimated at
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Ihepayments on ac-
count Of The pr;n-
cipal of the debt
during the same
year, though not
yet precisely as
certaine'l. may he
estimated $50 Ear
as ascertained on
the 1stofnecen-
Der. at the Trea-
suryJ at
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-12-10

For six per cent.
stock, irredeena-
BILE till 1st Janu-
airy, 1909. and al
forwards redeem
able at the plea
sure Of the Uni
ted States. ,fi''Soo
On temporary loans at the rate
OF six per cent. year. anu reini-
hursable as folio" eth. viz.
In 1913 1.350,0G0
4eta 10000
4s,7 $4,000
o1sn On0
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Acknowledgements
as will appear in
detail ny The state
meat ri to 1s,S6s,S25 OF
And leaving in the
Treasury. on 33th
Sept. iSt2, q b.
lance Of 2,s61,652 50
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For Treasury notes
bearing an annual
interest Of 5 2-5
per cent. and re-
in.bursih!e 1 year
after date
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-09-18

EFRENCH TUiTIcN--JOHN DAERAC. n ma
4 tive OF France, aud FOR several wears teacher Of
the French Language in various seIninarics in this
country, respectfully informs the Ladies' and Gen
tiemen OF itTchmond, and its vicinity, that he will on
The 1tl instant re-commence usual, to attend ON
Ladies and Gentlemen deoirOus of being instructed
IN Che French language.
The grammatical knowledge he has OF the English
rs wei rs the French language; together with lis
method OF teaching found by experience TO be the
most concise aud the best and the Uniform ia
psovement made by those he has hitherto attended.
will, lac presnn'c', prove the most satsflctory re-
commentators to the patronage he has now the
honor to Solicit
, Ct Applications made ut Mr.. Geo z. T'iFEn'g will
be respectfully attended 20.
Sept. {. 81
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n AND EOR SALE.-The Subscriber offers for
y 4 sale, the Tract of Land on which he resides in
Cumberland county, miles from Farmyc, 6; one
fro.1 AppomattoX river, navigablc To Peters
burg--c0ntaining 553 acres, fully two hundred Of
Which in woods, 100 handsomely set with Red
Clover, and the remainder in high state Of cult.
vation. In addition to the beauty Of situation and
fertility Of soil, there is the tract Coal Mine,
which would to man Of capital aud ontcrpfizc,
rendcrit doubly valuable.
little above property is not disposed Of privately,
(of which notice viii be given) before the Inst day
Of Sept, next, it win at day be offered Tor sale
ION the premises) to the highest Lidher-one fourth
0fthe purchase money will be required on the DAY
Of sae, ut ~l,ich time satisfactory title will he
made---ard the balance in three equal annual install
ments, with interest from the date,
JOIN KEI.sO.
The sale Of the above property IS unayoidably
postponed until Wednesday the 7i' October next,
when it will certainly take place on Che premises.
Sept. IL. vtds
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House Of Lords, ILy 81.
AMERICA.

The Duke ofNORFOIK wished to take this on
Portnnity Of asking the noble Earl LiyerpooD wheth-
er he could make any communication to the House
on the subject Of the rumoured Declaration of War
by America against this country. 1t was question
OF the very last Importance to the country, and il
was fitting that Parliament and the nation SHOULD
have every possible information on the subject.
The Earl Of LIVERPOOL, in answer TO the
question ofthe Noble Duke, had only state thro'
indirect channels, if he might so express himself in
formation had reached Government that the reso.
luton, declaring against this country, known to
have passed in the House of Representatives, had
passed in the Senate. What measures the President
had taken in consequence of this proceeding, Gov
eminent did not know. They had got no infornIa-
ion on the subject In the present stat. of the ques
ton, the Noble Duke must be aware, that it would
be improper for hin to say euy farther.
The Duke of NORFOLK would not nov pres,
Tive subject any farher but he expressed his hope,
chat however late the peFol Of the year, Parliament
wOuhl not he dismissed till The ques;ion vas in some
way or other disposed of, that It might be ready 20
take every proper STEP that might be calculated to
avert what must be considered very great eaiam
Iity.--Adiourned.
There a report last night Of hostiliies having
actually commenced between this country ard Anne
iica by an engagement between the Csmbrian Brit
is rigae, & tie American frgae the President, in
Which the Carnbiian, after most sanguinary con-
hict, Was taken carried into port We dsbelicye the
report altogcther-an American frigate Of ~ guns,
captured British Gigate oFlS That alone wouil
lie asuIiccnt ground for dsbeliefbut the Liverpool
paper OF Monday, from whence the report is said
have been received, mentions nothing OF such an c.
vent. London Courier 22HdJu!y.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-09-18

vB7UTrION of MUslC-iFsrry Weiiemeyer, inn
4 pressed with grateful recoections of past ia
YOURS, desres TO return his thankful acknowledged
ments TO the ladies and gentlemen who have hither-
to so iberaily pat:onised him in his profession ms
teacher of Music. Having reiinquished hs aesisn
OF leaving this city, he wishes inform the ladies s.
gentlemen OF Richmond, Manchester and thei,. VIZ
elnities that he continues in the line of his protest.
on, and will wait ladies their houses to give les
sons on tle Piano Forte, which instrrment he will
carefully correct and put in proper tune.
lie wishes also to instruct gentlemen in an even
ing school, which VIII commence rs soon as suffic-
emf number Of I'npils have subsoribed-He will di-
vide then in three classes, each class to consist of
scholars Of equal capacity, to render the in.
Strnct'ons IN Their progress equally beneficial to all.
He feels csDiident FROM the success that he has al
ready experienced in teaching, that the method
which he means TO adort win lie eiiectiial in giving
that conmand Of ,be Instrument which is SO grace,
tr aud engaging, and really necessary to all those
Accomplishment.
- subscription lists for gentlemen viii be placed
st Mr. heos = Co., Co;:cctioners in e street. and
a. Mr. Dc Oranges, opposite to Mr. Lees II street,
sAnc%r-Jill where any orders left viii be respect.
fully attended TO.
Seftember : 4tp
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p EESERTED from Fort Norfolk, on the 10th Of
NJ July last, Moses X Lester, soldier belonging
to Capt. II. Branchs Company Of Infantry es-
ter was born in Amelia county, Va % years old.
feet l-o inches high, tair complexiou light eyes,
brown hair, by profession farmer.
And on Friday the 2Sih August, from the Same
company, at Fredericksburg, William Thomas, ma
tive of Ireland, ST Years old, feet inches high,
fond of ardent spirits.
Whoever will deliver said deserters at this posi-,
Or conhne them in any jai., deliver them TO any
officer pf the U. S Army, shall, have a reward of
twenty Dollars, Ten Dollars for either Of them,
with reasonable charges.
NJ Nj. PAYNE, 1st IL. 90 LntrntYy,
at Richmond.
September IL. 1t