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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-08-21
(BY AUTHORITY OF THE STATE OF
MARYLAND.)

$1,000 tickets at Ten Dollars each Xs5o0Oo
CASH PRIZES
Subject to deduction Of fifteen per cent
Stationary prizes as foikoss
First drawn ticket entitled to $4,000
The next 1000 do. is
do Ticket after the 5000 blanks &5Ooo
fnst drawn ticket on the 18th aud until the 25th
day $500 each
Do. as.h 70 SSH (szosptng thel ,oo T;okst.
The saia zen pliscs TO consist of the numbers for,
to 100 inclusive, each hundred Of the said 1000 to
be one prize the first drawn hundred or lowest mum,
per ioithe 18th day, aud SO regularly ascending TO
the 35th W
First drawn ticket on the s5th 5000
10 ooth 10 flst 500
70 9lst 20 SOth inclusive 1000
Do. 55th day 10000
The prize books to consist eff Nos a 1000.
The object contemplated to be accomplished nv
the above scheme, is emnenty entitled to the favor
and patronage of the citizens Of Baltimore The CO.
Enlistment OF a Medical College viii unquestionabIy
have beneficial influence on the general UteratyS,
character of city--on it perhaps NAV no l,erT
ter engrafted the other Colleges and thus an univer
sty he constituted.
IL will however give US other important ADVANTAGES
1t VIII promote spirit of investigation In the 10
Guilty, it will induce young men of talents tn esaLE
themselves in our city, and thereby permanently Co.
cure to tins community the best aid that can he Of
iorded by the medical profession. It may also be
proper To remark, that if this school should nrosppr
as is anticipated, it will large sums to he
ed annually in this city, which would otherwise be
disbnrsed IN other places
We presume that those gentlemen who are snx;.
Gus for the advancement of the interests of Balt;.
more, will give us their support on the above consi
derations. -
To those Who are inclined to profit thems 81,
the same time that they encourage us--wn conf.
IDENTITY say, that scheme of lottery so srend;d Or
promising rs the above, has been offered in this
country. '''''
THE MEDICAL COLLEGE LOTTERY
Is now drawing in the city of Baltimore--All the
high PRIzEs still int the wheel
Present price Of Tickets, S11 so, but will soon
advance. '''"
Application for Tickets from distant places rnost
PAID nolosihg the cash, addressed to either Of the
subscribers, az their respective Lottery Cffees in
Baltimore, viii be Immediately attended 10
kEAENY WHARTON, Soutl.s;
PHILIP y. N1CKLIN, No. 2O2, Marketed.
j. l. COHEN, Juh'r. Medical College LOTTERY
:, Office, 10. no. Marketed.
N: B. Slips Of each day's drawing are regnlarl,
published sRd viii be forwarded 70 those WHO nay
apply. '''
baltimore, July z. sawtfaoo
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By Thomas RitcLie.

or CONDITIONS.-Fi7e Dollars, year, 10 be
paid annually in advance. Those who do not direct
their PAPERS be discontinued the end Of the year,
will be considered engaged Cor the neSt.---N 1ne
will be discontinued, until all arrearagcs have been
paid.
ADVERTISEMENTS win be inserted in
this paper unless they paid for, guaranteed by
respectable person IN this city Manchester.
rsyTENTT DOLLARS REWARD-Ruuaway
= from the Subscriber the fifteenth July last a
negro man slave by the name OF TOM, sometimes
called TOM DRU NMUNL,; he is about Eve feet
nine or ten inches high, wen made, his complexion
black, his hair suc', negroes comraonly havs, he
rs about twenty yeara Of age. purchased him of the
representatives Of John Drummond decd.--i am in
formed prior to his being sold to me, he was hired
in Richmond several years-where hired him the
last year TO Mr. St. Joha-he has a brother belong
ing to Mr.. Hovcy of Richmoad---the above re-
ward viii be paid for securing him in the Jail of the
sity of Richmond, if taken above Rchu,ond--or de-
lyersd to the subscrber in addition the above re-
ward all reasonable expences viii be paid. Masters
and owners Of vessels are forewarned from employ.
ins or harbuurng the said slave, the will be
eniogced against those who may offend. -, u III
JOHN COKE.
fSthtai1sburg, August Is. 2aw4w
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AN-AWAI last night from the Subscriber.
Va POOL, negro Man about 80 or 30 wears of
age, about feet or incnes high. rather 6oshy--
NakS WIN ms ieet rather far apart, Of his up
per teeth, next to The orc.tooth. is broken or lac
IS Negro rather Of the red cast, and smells very
offensive when frightened, or made angry. He was
purchased from the Estate of AIr. Tankar-Je
has mother iiya6 IN or about Richmond, and n
sister in the neishbourhood that did beo, On tb
Estate of NV Covley, deed. tits believed. he viii
lnrb about ltchnoDd. a liberal reward IN sddi.
ion to what tc Inv allows. is offered. iftaken and
secured, 50 .lat he be recovered bv the owner.
MATTHEW CLAY,
July 90.
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Er0R SALE, twenty five acres of L9A.I,. IN =
T. healthy and pleasant suation about a mile be-
10" the Church, on tie Williamsburg road and ad.
joining the lands of Col. u. Adams. There is n
grown on the k'nd sufficient to keepit enclosed, with
excellent water. An indisputabIe te viii he a;ven
by JcijN GfYNN
August If. a.
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Y 'EN DOLLARS REWAD.-Ranawav from the
y snbscribefs house the end of August, a negro
Woman named Saly.-She is tall ard thin in her
person. with nothing remarkable about her face ex.
cept dent in her shin
one took with her variety OF clothing, such az
n,aId servants Usually wear, s. feather bed. The
above reward viii be given TO any one who vii, de-
AVER her az my house or in the Town Jail
August ID. .c
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az ANTS ENfPLoYMENT-A person wishes
situation as teacher whs is capable of
ecacnng Grammar, Geography, Bookkeeping, A.
ritnnetie, Algebra, Comic Seetion,, Eucinl's File
ments, Mensqration, Surveying, and Navigation.
Good reeomlnendations be given. A Letter
"rested to NC w. Richmond, will be attended to
August ~. am
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FsyHE SUBSCRIBER having sscceeded TO the
d business conducted By the iate firm of Murpbv
and Crump, viii constantly keep on haud well Sc.
iected assortment OF groceries, together with as gen.
erai an assortment OF China, Glass and Croekery
ware as existing crcums tanees will admit which he
viii sell On the most reasonable terms.
JOSHUA CRUMP.
August IA. IS
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K AND OFFICE. August iifh, isl2--in pursu.
El ance of an act Of assembly, passed the 14th Feb
Zvar 18i1 entitled t3n act 70 amend the severai
iGSvs, Concerning Escheafs,' 1 do hereby make il
known that the two following tracts OF land, situated
in the county of Lousa, have escheated TO the com
Iaolweait, as appesrs by the certificate of the Es-
chestcr of said county dated the 14th of June last,
vL,ie for SOS acres lying ia the lower end OF the
county OF which Mr.. John Marsha, is said to have
died seiseathe other for 135 Sd acres lying in the
upper end OF the county, of which James Smith is
said TO have died seized.
CHARLES BLAGROVE, Rep'r.
Aug. Il. 6w
The Editor of the National Intel;eencer will in
sert the above advertisements in his paper for weeks
suecessve,y, & transmit his account 10 this depart.
Inent for payment.
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oSI RECElNED--I5 hlsls Antigua Rum; 80
90 eases old Bordeaux Claret, o bi,s penrineton,,
Lodi Sugar 100 bbis Baltimore Inspected Ierrines
IN Stoye--5 hhds h1uscoyado Sugar; 90 bbls io;
so bags Green Coffee; barrels do 60 bales fine
Blistered Steel; 10 faggots German do 6 ton we.
dish lroni quantity of Spermaeeti and fallow
Candles, Brown Soap, Spanish Segars, S,c For sale
by WILSON, DREW g ROBERTSON.
August IL. ep9v
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E'HE fnorteenth drawing of the ninety number
n Lottery took place ut the Capitol Oh the i4th
st.when the following numbers Came out. viz.
"a, II, &c, 50, Al.
July II.
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ENPURSuANCE of artsoiut,on cf the Common
N Hall for the city OF Richmoud, Notice is hereby
gwen that petition will be presented to the next
may pass authorizing the Common Hall OF said CITY
to lease or otherwise dispose os the Commons be-
longing to said City.
so n. SHEPPARD,
July es. Gan
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(CIRCULARN

- " ar IMPAIRMENT, Juno II, 1910.
or---bs the last effort to preserve peace s.
to save from destruction his red children the Pres
dent has been pleased to appoint special Cotnrnis-
s'ohers TO be sent out Immediately, from himself to
hear any representation which they may desire IN
make and to communicate tothe Indians the intep.
uou ana tnal determination of the government To
wards them---You WILL therefore; immediately
axe the necessary measures, and invite the chiefs
head men ct the several tribes within your agency
to meet IT council with those commissioners o1d
WIN the chiefs Of their tribes within the territories
OF Illinois, Indianna, Michigan, aud state of OL;o
at FIqna town, in the state oil Ohio, on the first da
oil August next ensuing
Rcspectfully, sir,
Your obedient servant
w. EUSTIS.
John Johnston, esq. Indian .qgcst
PIgn1 tofpr. Oh fo
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EAOTiCE.--l ain now furnished with money to
~ pay the Assistants Tor taking Lists OF the Ma.
nufaetures OF shis state. Payments will be made at
my office to tire Original Claimants, or their order
provided the order is for a specific sum.
ANDw. MOORE, NJ. q i.
August d. q,
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1MroRTANT FROM THE FRONTIERS

n. SrofI ffS Hillary Gazette of the IOth.
Ad G ,ast arrived in this city, Col. Baine,
N'9| yen: OF the british forces in Lower Canada
accompanied by Major Clarke, Aid-le.Camn 10
General tetit, commanding the American t,oo1so nm
the canada line Immediately on his arrival no 10
,r wv =" 10 Ishera Dearborn, az his head quar-
80 "' "TSehoush, WI th whom and his FxccIleucy
governor iompkins, we are informed he ret'oinca
'uSeted t a late hour. Report says--ITe raros ~,
communicate to the commander in chief of fbe mo-
TIean army, official Information Of the repe.I or a.
Orders in Council, and That instrnct;o,s 81 - ~
sent out by the British Goyernmen to Mr. Foster
10 open negotiations Will our government on oil IL
Pun.s IN d'Herence between the two nations. bus
thht IN consequence OF MIR. Foster's boy;n,- -
drawn from the United States the Governor Go
Iai u Caneua proposed an armistice or suspenson e
arms unil' the answer og the American Co,s,,..
men, men could De obtained to the oystres which
would De made TO it the part of The p.AitisL in
W hat has been the result OF the conference he, -
General De'rborr and Colonel Boihe ue - ~
not been able TO learn though We -re 1eff - Nv.
e. T. mos Pr2}a0e, that partial armi,tiec, and
Another report ssys--That ColoneI P..,1
Poi8tss'on Oh The instructions sent fer M, So =,
"r" NV tS same - uus ey with intention -, ~ a
- - :" % scar o, government, but tat -;
,,'T, s"e'' could not be obtained from Gensrs3
NADIA. ' y" VI" return tc Ca,
Extract Of d''e, from .AlJa.3, St,e6 % .,,,,
n British a,ljutout-eeuersi from Csr,s, 1o..a-
rs sg a. Jag ., tee from COY Prevos fls
,ys II IS agreed upon, lutiL General fa.'r lu,nouV
oe've' instructions from Washington" O''" re-
ExIract % another iefter'' sa1r 91t,
reeai Of 1e or aor 20 Jays On consequence Of he
2'Idrry evening between Gg5eral ~ 1870 ~, 10 o.,
!he aaHianttscneral oftbe Casaa, Tb' I,',,, 1'I|
morning. - 'oeS yeatefaay
:. ire re snip ,Ydin, morgan. from A'r.s@o,
70 |s" lork, with frll cargo sC y; bffod
c ,rs. c,e3ln 1t iarlgr 5sIqagng 70 n s. sE} oil
er,YorE, by the na Ssas, ~isno asrss' +
i ~ and 'shs INFO 81 yoh,,, New r ss apiaid
)" .@ud. Jal;
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sSQLTiNG CLoTHs-A large supply Of he's,
~ Dutch Boiling Cloths just received and for sale
&ugus IL, -
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IGOR SALE--An excellent House Servant and
v hs Wife, a good cook, washer and irooer. 6
master IN town will be preferred. For particulars
July 90. x
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= British force have burnt e French M.
ionai schooner, and Is of her convoy. in
Marseiiies Bay, aud taken of her CONVOY,
Bos. Pal.
Trom The Liverhoek 11ereurr, Junei az.
rrASSbLs thDvERTIsED FOR AMERICA:
1or observation-disclosures, Bray, ready
20 receive cargo in a few days.
Ship cambridge, cray, freight Scl;verab,a
IN Philadelphia, if she can be legally adj.
:, mitted ;if not, proceed to another port.
omp Superior. Benncrs. will commence
loading Immediately
ship Aristdes, Riley. TO sail July 9Th.
ohip Pomona, Kennedy, to sail Immediately.
with hdsse,tgers only.
fo'' Ne1c York--ShiP Tom Hazard. Car.
:. man Will be dispatched immediately.
snip Neptune, Rolla, do. do. M
ohip Aristomenes, Bewster--a large porti-1
sail Immediately.
brig Eoikar, KeDble, DC. do.
ohip Orbit, Booi,now roady 20 receive
cargo and viii be dispatched without de-
Ship Marcellus, Ward, do. do.
ship Mary and Susan, Wilson, do. do.
Ship I*orthern Liberties, to sail July sth.
Brig Cannon, Brown, do. do
for 6oSfon---Ship New Galep, Tracy.
Pa,I Oh her cargo engaged, toSail
immediately.
For bdlnnore Ship Argo, Peterson, taxi
ing IN VIII be dispatched the FIRST vessel.
Eliza Ann, Eldridge, will begin to take i'm
goods immediately.
Eiiza' barker, greater part of freight ems
gagged. %-
Charles, Hall. ready to receive cargo.
Fcr -We1D Reaford--Ship Phoenix, f freeman,
in a, few days.
For .Mesg Oriean,--Brig Advance, Golf, in
few days.
: The following for freight or Charter. Z
Brig Halcyon, Irish-Ship Frederick, King
ship Cornelia, Smith--Ship Recovery.
barnes, for any port in the United States
ship Ossian, Rollin-Ship Argo, Stetsoa
brig America, Dictatorship Galatia.
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whsii has not been received. The public are hereby
cantoned against receiving said notes. as the payment
OF them will be stopped at the different banks. In
case the letter should have been sent to another post
cihae, they hope viii be mm edatelv forwarded as
directed Any information respecting the above
notes, will be thankfully received by
COLE & HENDERSON.
Williamsburg, August 3d.. ~
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,ETOR SALE--A valuable situatioh at Matthews.
a Court iionse wei calculated for professional
genueman t consists OF lot of about four acre. of
ground highly improved with excellent garden,
eommodious Dwelling houae and number of conye-
nicnt out-houses-
ALSO,
A. convenient House well fitted for medicine sbo,
for which purpose II has been used for MANY wears
There is also about Fifty acres OF lands only separated
from the lot by foad-the lot will lie sold with or
without the land as may best suit the purchaser
IT'S an excellent standf for physician. The terms
VII be accommodsting-App to The Subscriber
IN Williamsburg or to Mr. Leth Briggs on the pre-
rnses.
EDMUND T.. BRIGGS.
August IL I'm
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On Tuesday night last the nth whether bv acois
ueht or design has not been correctly ascertaiaedl
the Grist Mill and Woolen Cloth Factory of .AIsr.
ander Campbell, was entirely consumed By fire,
Loss estimated at S15,o0o
Some OF the boston federal papers have lately
published an account current Of loss and gain nv he
var, and exultngly mention the capture by tho
British, OF the ship Marquis de Somerueo. from,
Cn,ta Fecchia with cargo worth Gas they
say nearly SVo,ooc, dolls which single capture IS
asserted To be greater in amount than the whole Of
the prizes taken by vessels. All this, with ma
ny other m'sstatements, Wrapped up with a
view to render the war UNI opular and to effect base
p%rV purposes. The face is, the above vessel VISA
taken under the Orders in Council. her carro "a
ta'd to be worth about 10000 dls--Ss instead Of
an argument against the war, is, we think a very
,orc'0Is argument III favor of it as she would lays
had not been declared against them.---R. T. REQ.
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StAUTtON-The subscribers nut into the Posi-.
- Office in this city, on the Goth of June last, a
letter addressed to 60 Mr. Ely Balderston, merchant
Baltimore" containing $500 in =
BALTIMORE Bank Note, No. 719 T., pay
able to j. Varnum, 5lst December 1900 800
1 Commercial aud farmers do. do. No.
1910, 90
40 10 no. Cog do so
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British force have burnt e. French M.
tionai schooner, and Is of her CONVOY. in
Marseilies Bay, aud taken of her convoy,
Ros. Pal.
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LEXINGTON (Ky.) August 4--The General e.
iec9on in this state yesterday and will
emu on w edneaday. There is no opposition to eli
ther Gay, johnson, Mckee or Desfa for congress
AT the sose of the evening yesterday, the following
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IL we were informed, after our paperwas pre-
pared for the press last evening that q late orde,.
from the war department requires eleven hundred
khNfUCKY VOLUNTEERS, aud four hundred
regulars we presume they will march in few, day 5
for Detroit. y" '''
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-05-08

chairman Of the committee Of foreign relations
Mr.. Porter that it was inexpedient to lay an
embargo fer 90 days, until we were within 60
days Of preparation for war, and vino said he
was in favor of an embargo as preparatory
measure.
lie said there could be nothing more cruel
to the merchant, who has given ten dollars
per barrel for -four, and who has incurred the
expense Of shipping, &c. to carry 1t to market
1t will also be the ruin Of the planter. He in
treated the house TO defer it, until the mer-
chant, who has bought on credit OF the plan
ter, can turn himself There is no a%lterna-
tive-the merchant must be ruined, and the
planter greatly injured.
He wished that we might think Of the mills
at Brandywine and Petersburgh. There is
no calculating the benefit which would arise
from deferring it a week, and no possible
good can arise from hurrying it. II 1T is to
ruin the allies upon the Peninsula, upon the
argument of gentlemen it cannot answer, az
no one can suppose they have not 80 days sup
ply on hand.
Mr.. Wi9gery spoke with much passion and
warmth in favor of the embargo and war.
Mr.. Stewart said, if it was in order, he
would ask the gentleman from Massachusetts
CMr. Widgery) a few questions He would
ask that gentleman if he was during the last
embargo a ship owner ?-If so. did he not &c
to England during the embargo? If SO, how
did he go?
Mr.. Widgery answered that he Eent by wa
ter.
The Speaker observed these questions were
not in order.
Mr.. Stewart said if they were not in order
he would sit down.
To be continued.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-05-08
Nou9teSS4
House of Representatives.
Anil Is.

Mr.. Little presented the petition Of
merchants Of Baltimore, stating they had a
vessel (the ship William brought back by
A revenue cutter. under the embargo law.
when beyond the limits OF the United States,
that the VESSEL was laden in March, before
there could have been any knowledge Of the
intention to lay an em~bargo--that 40 vessels
had commenced loading and obtained clear
ances after the said ship had sailed. Docu-
uents and protests TO substantiate the above
state ment were read. Referred to a select
committee of FIVE.
Mr.. Bibb on the part of the committee
appointed to enquire what business is ee.
cessary 10 be done previous to a recess,
stated 4" tina, owing 10 a diversity of opinion
the committee had not thought it expcdient
to enumerate what was necessary to be done;
but they had directed him to cay. that in
their opinion a recess might take place,
( without injury to the public business, from
Wednesday next to the 18th MAY. That
! the President had been waited on to know
if he had any Communications to make
which would require the attention of the
house previous TO that time, NO answer
Hau DSCu IGCCtNCQ. OIL II WAN UuuSTSLOOO a
resolution on the subject would be received
from the senate ip the course Of the day"
Mr.. Roberts offered a resolution to the
following effect, Resolved that the COM
mittee of Ways and Means be directed to
reports bill, with as lttletdelay as possible,
making an addition of 100 per cent. on the
rate Of duties on all foreign goods, wares
and merchandise imported into the United
States.
Mr.. Bacon made some observations
which went to show why the committee OF
WAYS and Means had not reported on the
subjects of taxation referred to them.
MIR. Johnson said as this was an impor.
tant question, he would move to postpone
it till Monday. Carried.
MIR. Wright made an unsuccessful at.
tempt to call up the sesmAn's bill.
After trsusacting some business of a 10.
cal nature the House went into committee
of the whole on the bill making further pro-
vision for the army of the u. States.
MIR. Wright moved to amend the 9Th sec.
ton, which authorises the appointment OF
two Major and four B~rigadier generals, by
inserting " TO hold rank in the army Of The
L. States according 10 the c0Hshtnfion."
So that they should not On any pretext com
maud the militia.
Mr.. Talmadge moved 10 strike out the
section en,irely-Lost Is TO 40.
Mr.. Wright's amendment was then mega
lived.
The bill was then ordered to be engrossed
and read a third time 81 TO 40.
1t was then read a third time, and on the
question shall the bill pass? it was deter
mined in tbs negative-Yeas IS, Nays So.
The house then proceeded TO consider
the resolution from the senate on the sub.
ject of an adi6urnment-The resolution
proposed an adjournment on the 29th inst.
to the 9th of June.
After various propositions to alter and a.
mend &c. the resolution, and a debate of
considerable length and warmth, a motion
for indefinite -pOstponemens was made by
Mr.. Blackledge and carried 60 to SIS and
the House adjourned.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-05-08

Mr.. Pope reported the following bill;
Il bill more eFectualy 10 protect the cam
nercs and coasts 81 the y. States.
Whereas British and other armed vessei'
have harrassed and committed depreds'
tious on the of the United ota'ss
on or near the coasts thereof, 10 violation
of the laws of pations therefore
Be IL enacted, sc. That it shall be law
full for the President of the United states;
and he is hereby authorised TO instruct aao
direc, The commanders OF the armed Vte
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NOTICE TO PRINTERS-On Wednesday the
- I'm ct October next, will be sold, by Foster &
Satchell. at Public Auction, on the premises lately
occupied by JOHN o. LYNCH, printer, deceased.
tolerab'y complete Apparatus for printing Ga great
part OF which, including OF the PRESSES is nearly
new afew bundles Of Paper, some copies of the III
s.tor, blanks OF many descriptions, stove. sc. &c
Also, quantity of Household Furniture, Consisting
Of Chairs, Tables, Sideboard, Bureau, Bedstead,
Bed and Bedding, China, Glass, Spoons, Soupadle,
Kitchen Utensils, and London made Piano Flute
and Hautboy.
Terms OF sale will be-for the Printing Materials
which will be sold in one lot, one third Cash !;
one third, at sixty days; and the balance at
one hundred and twenty .days-for other ar
ticles, all sums under fay dollars, cash all above
on a credit of sixty days and for all sums for
winch credit is given, approved endorsed notes,
cegstiabe at the Bank of Virginia, will be deman-
ded
also notify such of the creditors of said j. O'Iynch
as have not already rendered their accounts to me-
that their respective claims, daty authenticated,
must be made within month from the date OF
this advertisement, it will be plead against them
s CHARLES SOUTHGATE.
-Aanl'r. on the esfate Of said John o. Lynch
September go. St