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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-12-01

3 &NDS tOis SALE--iy HrJle .. Tie last " a.
L 4 and Testament OF Robert Means, deed. Vii,
DC sold, TO the CHEAT bidder ut Public Auction at
the Eagle Isv"r". IA tlse city Of Kio,snond, upon
the i,l day o. january Lex,. far, utierw,se, the
neNt is,ru~y, tao following tract. VI. land in tho
s,ate OF Nusni., VIZ.
iAVV acres more ur less, in the eo.iiiiy U. Rus.
sci, an buih sides OF Cooper creek.
300 acres, more or itss ia tie county Of Mont
som'rry, on N>w river, au,i the waters thereof
2S'o svres. more or less, in the ce'n,y of Mont.
geometry, on fG'is creek aud branches -. sSik-
ins creek, the Waters of New river.
.JdoI acres. nio' az less, in tie coanv OF Hardy
on the east sale oi the soutl, branch Ill potowmavk
iuridi"g tue hea,i ri the town. Far, r,,n aud Tuck.
crsr"o, walers OF sad s,.nili ra,,c., at pouwmack
and the head OF NORTH r'ver, branch oil great Ca
eapeOn.
4oJacres, more or less in the county OF Hardy
on the watera OF " ants run, branch OF sre:: Ca.
e.pcon.
400 acres, more or hess. IN the County OF Hardy,
GA Watts run, a branch of great Caeapeon, incu-
ding the Warm Spring. ,s
A'D acres, more or less, in the county Of Hardy
on w ATS run. brasch rr great Ca.a.,con = -
900 acres more or less, in the county OF Hardy,
on WATTS run.
100 acres, siore or less. in the county of Uatlr,
on Wait run, ahrsncl OF great Cacapeon.
3oOC acres, more less, an the county Of Iiarri-
son, IN the waters OF Gai,y and Wil,ians's river.
2o,, acres, more oricss, III the county Ut ifarii-
son, Gsuy river.
The patents fer the above tracts of land issued tn
Robert Means: and the sales will be upon credit
OF twelve months rs TO moiety cf the purchase
money, ana OF iwo Years as to the other noety.--
The purchaser to give bond and security, x deed
Of trust upon the lands in order to secure PAYMENT
OF the purchase money.
DANIEL. CALL,
Executor oftke Iast NH and Testament
~ ct ito6ert Means, dec'd.
Npya ,l,a.I
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NOTICE.

virtue OF decd of trust bearing date the 18th
hS day Of December 1909 and of Record IN Allie.
marie county court, executed by Mary Thomson,
Jesse Davenport and Susannoh his wife TO the sub,
seribers to secure the payment of debt due 10
William Galt-Will be exposed at public sale for
ready money at the house occupied by said
Davenport on the 18th day Of December next ~
the said Jesse Davenports interest in thereal estate
which may be coming to him from the estate of tvad
dy Thompson and Mary his wife in consequence OF
said Davenports interDarriage with his wife Susan
nah daughter ofthe SAID Waddy and Mary or so
much thereof shall be sufficient TO pay ne bal,
snce of the debt i'll the deed aforesaid ,nentioned
Acting as trustees for the benefit Of others WI con
yey such title only as is vested in by the deed u
foresaid.
JOHN NICHOLHS,2
NIX. GARRETT 5 4'"~'ees'
.FoSetJzber H. ct
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re VA tue az d.e,l OF trus, vxesu,e,i I'll ,,e sb-
, ssIiier Ly Inomas i,c,uns oil Cumberland
Co"nty To sscse the pa. sVut "a. debt ~ liezeli-
y" ForG--wi, hc SOLD on the lIr..,.i,es casi,
"Wednesday tho 5Jt.i dag ii Dcceuber, the tract OF
ia"d whereof, sail A'lsus NOW lives containing
81 i-g aerss--'Ghe Subscriber will convey e. iAc.
pure haser the u.!e ,cs,s', IN iim Trustee.
fiiOSl.iS IOEDEN.
tssimberianu County, Nov. -. N3sp
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HOMAs Z. HULL, Respectfully informs his
Il friends and the uubl;c lac has taken ,hat co,n.
modious Tenement on the isain street, Formerly
occupied by Mr.. Charles Spencer, where he initnds
Keeping Table for bosriers by the year, n.oy,h or
week, upon reasonable Terms & that he will give
the utmost satisfaction tn those who viii confer IA cir
iavors upon hn--He is prepared to accum,no
date about i9 or Is members of the approaching
general assembly in the most comfer. BILE mannes
November IL WOW
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teek .Jgerey. ar Me- 1s1o


W1.
Cteek .1eeHep, 9th .Nov. 1879
send you enclosed herewith the address Of tho
National Counc Of the Greeks to me- after deIibcra-
ting days on their public affairs. From mistake
IN che notice gwen &c the time of meeting, the
CbocawJ did not attend till the council terminated
ther meeting The Hitehatces, the only town not
representa-, not ia opposition those appointed
eogo we're prevented hy sickness One Of them, tho
Vol Warrior the NEST Ieputed Of oar lower chiefs
writes rae--' You nc talk to carry TO the Sc
DnrOlees; ! did M dag. Part uf them would not
rake the talk, 50 gave them up to the sword it the
white people choose 30 give Il 70 them Aulot Che
wsu tone OF the main refractory towns) may hunt
1heir sense 1ere IS greet many OF my family blood
among then. have left them to their own fate
they are 500 miles froHi roc, &c"
travelling through tie agency seems to be per.
ttely safe. During uiS fall he current las been
'"osiy from The wet - disposition prevails at
several p1lrts on our borders TO msreprssent tie
sreeSs and every t,ing connected With this agency
request 80 have ts taxi 10 me, With the certificate
aeco "panylns il, published in the National Intcll.
Gencer Gen. Hampton passed through here last
month and request "a the favor o.! h,6 to examine
into the eJuducC OF tc Cres's, well as their fulfil
laent 81 thef prpn.scs az reiatoD 10 tieir murder
e'@ He promised 10 do %. ! send oa q oJpy OF his
letter On the subcc
ans. especially sir
You. obcIient servant,
iENJAMlN HAWKINS.
9he Sccrt'a,yo. Uar
IaoLAt 81 rHCHoUrE, Goth Oct 1919.
IsBW tgHgVfe Ihluc1, 5Gtaker nj fhe 4afioaai
CeaECi. his fafs ~ rsi. D.aJaniia Wu.yt!is, IL
%tHf Ter L.tiN'.3 5aJR
have now by order % ~ tn. Chiefs IL The Ma.
Snnsi Coined 90 giye Tao TX. The old chiefs
and Warriors o. tie Creek u.tisn wish nothing but
lsses and friendship with al nations They want Co
hsye ooihing 70 do with disprtirg nd quafrelling-
.st every may vnefstsnd their business ri stiy
Nte psi Lers of ihe Creek NATHAN have all a eo0l
'es', 1ndtrae d.ends Whon ve tl,e cid chiefs oon-
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~ lRGlNiA.--At n Superior Court of Chancery
holden at the Capitol in the City oil Richmond
the 9th day OF July, 1919.
Henry Banks, TlfE.
AGAINST
Daniel Call, Executor and Devisee, in trust under
the last W & Testament ofIobt. Means, decd
and Charles Spencer, Deft's.
BIZ consent OF the plaintiff and of the defendant
Daniel Cali iii proper person, this cause was this day
heard on the bill, ami answer of the said Defending
Daniel Gallon consideration whereof, the court
not deciding upon the merits, doth adudge, orders
and decree, that the said defendant, after having gi-
ven sixty days notice OF the time and place OF sale,
sell the lands in the bill and proceedings mentioned
at such time or times as he may think proprg 10
the highest bidder, at public auction, upon crSd
it ofI2 months as to one moiety ottle purchase mo.
ney, aud o:two years To the other moicty, taking
bond and security and deed Of trust upon the lands
in order to secure payment of the purchase money;
sad tiat lac hold the subject the future or
der OF the court
Copy-Teste,
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A IN the 10th day of the next month, (Uecembcr)
W will be offered for sale upon the premises, adj
joining Coochand courthouse, 25 acres Of land be-
longing to the estate of Samuel Woodson, deed up
on which is a well built house for tavern, with all
necessary out houses, good garden, lots &c. There
is no better stand we believe ia the country for
merchant or Tayern-kecper, it being ia "a popuious
and rich neighborhood, and in one mile or James IL
Yer, and thirty miles from Richmond However it
is deemed unnecessary to give very particular dcs-
crpton OF this property, it is presumed that those
who may wish TO purchase, will examine for them
selves Possession to the above property cannot be
given until the LIST day of January, 1914, it is rent.
ed TO Mr.. Benjamin Anderson, the present occupant
until that time; but the purchaser will haze the be-
neht OF the rent from the 1st day of January next 10
the time of possession, which rent will be two Hun.
dred and fifty dollars
Terms of sale, one moety in cash, the balance in
twelve mouths, from the day of sale for which ba.
lance, bond with approved security will be required
also a deed of trust upon the property.
THE EXECUTORS.
sc0chiani', November Ia. 2awtI0th
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4 1YERPOOL BLOY.N .S.4LI--Ior sale. a.
Goat, or in store, on mCGcrs.e s:rns, Liverpool
filed Sack Salt. Apply to H. SL.fKP.
For freight or charter, the ship Phu,uiN. captain
Parker, now at bermuda iluudi ed, OH her t.Iird
voyage, ready for the reception Of Il cargo.
November -. q
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( BEMOVAL--ELI3S Rec ID has removed 10
3 q the store lately occupied by Mr.. Benjamin.
kimball where Inc offers for sale on the most rea
sonabie terms very extensive and general assort-
in=nt OF Shoes the best quality.
Also lO1 Doz. mems wool bats, Cotton and voc
cards, aud Trunks Of various sizes
Oct. 90. ooytow
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WM. w. IsENING.

Z -ANES FOR .S.9LE.--By virtue of the above
4 4 decree OF the Honorable Superior Court os
Chancety for the Richmond District sriY Be sad. nj
public auction, TO the highest bidder at the Eagle
Tavern in the city of Richmond, upon the fourth
day of January next, If fair, otherwise the next fa,
day, the following tracts ofIand in the state CT Viz.
gnia, viz
IGs8o acres in the county Jc Crecnbrier, on the
northeast ti,ie Of the Meadow river.
500 acres formerly in Harrison, but now in Ran.
doIPh county on Stewafis run.
500 acreSfoFmery ia Harrison, but now in Ran.
doiph county the waters q Stewards run.
SEQ acres formerly IN harrison, but now in Ran
iolph county, between Stewards run and Heddins
Mill run.
500 acres formerly in Harrison, bur now in RAM
dolph county, on Stewards run.
500 acres in Harrison county. on che waters Of
Stewards run, drain Of Tiger Valley river.
5000 "ores IA Harrison county on Hackers creek.
1000 acres formerly in Harrison, but in Ran
doiph county, on the head-waters OF Stewards run
a drain OF I,ygei's Valley river.
1900 acres formerly in Harrison, but now in Ram
doiph county, Oh The Gladly fork of Cheat river.
1854 acres in the county OF Harrison OH the waters
OF Gnatty creek.
1000 acres formerly in Harrison, but now Randolph
county, on the Glady fork ofCheat river. p.
POGO acres in Harrison county, on the fisht HAND
fork of Gnatty creek.
COCO IN Harrison county, on the Jeff hand fork
OF tinatty creek. r
The patents for the above lands are all isued TO
the said Robert Means, assignee OF Henry i;mks-,
aud the sale will, according 10 The terms Of The said
decree, be upon credit at twelve months rs TO one
moiety o the purchase money, and oftwo years sstc
the other IoIety. nc purchasers To give bond and
security, and deed ~ trust upon tle lands in order
TO secure payment Of the l'urehssc money.
DANIEL CALL.
Execator Of an! devisss ~ .russ,
Rnaer sAe lasf EtiH aid Ies!an1ent
q i-,beIt Means, deed
Oct. os. 2swtds
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gAgUGSN MEDiClSl.5---Thcs subscriber res
y pectiti!ly informs ld3 friends AID tne public
tLnt lac has Olrnad nv the tenement next below
Mossrs FnhwlyI,o < roitc,'sqnd ncartlc corner
Of tie street leading lon the main street q May
a. ird2c general AID web seiec,ed as0Tiincnt Of
Drug., Medicines, P.lute, Nc. which hc ti.crs for
sale on reasonable terms fOy cash acceptsnces ia
town.
JOIN MsNAga-
Inv 10 u.s
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~ iSi.- ae ssiehu.o.i .,s. C..as., s.ss ....,
IN Mail Stage, wiaci has ,o,,.,,.e.e,.I ir.n,.,,,
t"ire "ee1 80 IS to viii. IL. Inc 81 Stages
ir"i" charlottesville totl.v Westward anI to rte-
.cni 'he delays irrneriy Experienced, isss,s the
,'e'" ia'ein isieh"oni. every Mor"ay ln.,i ihnrs-
runAs ~..-'"s returning leaves Ch.rhE,ys ie yF.s-
"."'Tt o",ufdSy neutrality-suspicious. at isiehu4a..i
THURSDAY * ou''ssy eNois, tlc .,e ..l.,.
Il Stop NJ ii.s.'> ,il' te residence al il,. ..nis.
cer proprietor of the Stases, who i,. yr.,.,r,.l
himself ~ ihe accommodation OF tiic ",,yn..ss *
scnteci Travellers.
November go. So
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~ OTtCE--Thc Undersigned being licensed AS
= An Attorney and Counsellor at Law for the Su
perior and Inferior Courts OF this Common wealth
resides at '.oochand courthouse, aud intends prac
ticing law there aud in the ADJOINING courrieg.
FRANCE S. U'HEILLY.
November 81. a,
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q Lit persons having claims against the subscriber
a arc requested 70 bring ~ em forward, that pro-
visions may be made TO discharge the samc--l,in-
Oh Bank street IN Petersburg.
IUOS. r.. L.4CY.
Nove,H5,r 90. 7y8-.6
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VTIRU1N!A--At Rules holden in the
' clerks Office Of the superior Court of
Chancsry for The Riehmond district, the Al tn day
Of September 1912.
Taylor NOEL execut az &c. of Richard Noel
deed. PiJ.
against,
Tsylp| Noei Edwin NOEL Ellis Armstrong,
Richarl Wooiuik, Ambrose Brown, and Thomas
1hrcascy. De5ts
The Defendant Taylor NOEL, not having entered
bis appearance h given security according 20 the
Act OF Assembly AMI the lsnle5 Of this Court, anti
IL nppcarhg b. sqtG,ct0ty evli nee that b. is not
auinhaDitulH ts eouHt,y--A is Oydere{ That
the s,d Dcicni mtd app-sr here on the first day
Ofthe next terni an answer Uie bill Of the PLAN
Gg; aad THAI copy Of this order Ice forthwith in-
serted IN some newspaper pubhsh'd ~ tic lily OF
Richmond Cor two months slecessively All pOsted
at the front door Of tac Ca!stoi, iae sqii City.
y Cory. Teste,
WIN. HENNjG, c c.
October % wSw
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So that the whole dettse force amounts to nearly
5000 men,
0! the regulars, about 1000, that is the 9th and
18th tSimonds aud Pixies resimentso are toleraLIy
disciplined, in the modern mode Pixies regiment
srmed in anew manner, and its tactics likely to
make some impression, of which shalt say more
Mt suitable time The other lA0O guitars are dis
clplined in the old fashion, and can march, wheel
and deploy at slow tins of the militia discipline it
would be improper to say any thing, bat we trust
that their gallan,ry and fidelity to their country will
save them from the reprosch which the unfeeling
brutality aud cowatdfce displayed by the Z" idle
spectators" at Queenstown, has upon the hith.
erto boosted bulwark of the republic and that their
conduct Wilt such to put shame the fathess-
ness and treachery of their neighbours of Massa-
cnusetts, whose militia has made much noise in
eascenading speeches. and every where but in the
held. The gallant Green Mountain boys We know
will do their ddty and shall expect to hear Of
new Starks & Aliens rising amongst them upon
the wings OF Victory.
OF the force oppos i to our gallant band, we can
form but a conJectural estimate-We presume
that the new garrison at Isle Nox the girisons
OF St Johns and Chanbiec viii not be Withdrawal,
because 1t is TO be presumed, that independent
petitions will be formed by tl.e Green Mountain
boys, who could take those gsisons by surprze, if
the force was removed any distance the force a,
these garrisens may be estimated follows; at
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Oct. 90.

NALL GOODS-Robert Nelson & CO. have re-
IL cciyed forty packages of Goods adapted TO the
present and approaching season, and are in daily ex
pectation offurther supplies which they will sch at
low prices for cash or acccptsnces in town.
Richmond, 12th November, 1872 II
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q, EGROES FOR SAILOR Monlay t.,e I4lh
IN day of December next, at the former resi-
dence o: Abraham b. Venab!e decd, near Farm
vile in Prince Edward County, will he sold to the
highest bidder, for oaSh'rwcnty FIVE negroes con
sisting oi Men, Women and Children, the crop OF
Corr, Oats, Hay, the stock of Horses, Cattle hogs
and Sheep. plantation utensils, &c. Should the day
proposed be wet the sale will be postponed for that
day, Int proceed soon the weather will per-
init, and will be continoctl from day To day ii the
sale be not complicated in one day.
RiCH4i2D n. FE.Ac4BLE, .7a,,s'r. of
Il. y. yeaa6tc, decd.
Prince Edward, November ~ Or
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FRoM THE NArIoNAL INrELLIGzNcKR.
Letter from col. Benz Ha1vkins, Indian .4gent re-
siding IN the Greek Nation to the Secretary al
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\ want to employ an oversv.v with "a small family
n otherwise single man would be preferred
VIM. foUTvvs
Henrico, Brook, Nov. II. If
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S@Hok CHARTER, vessels of the following bur-
d then, now lying at Norfolk, and ready TO com
mence loading,
Che shipof $500 barrels,
One OF 5000 ditto,
One of 5000 ditto.
FOR terms apply to w. & Ii. iiaxall, Petersburg,
Z. x j. White, Norfolk, or o.
Richmond, 14th November vino
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- AiP, Tor sale, % low terms SIX ~ .eyta 4r-,.
died S}gts ~ ,Hceilent cDars. SIT at r.,. Oii-r
-S0) IN. Cue, very large Liverpool 6'ici 1T Vt
bert * PurYe Warchosis, o. ths Bssin, whie,
can be delivered 70 Bosts, without the eAyenee u
Dcsyagc.
r. IIAXALL, x Co.
Oct 90. If
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Wants employment in Counting House, a young
man who can come well recommended for business
&c. apply as above.
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NJ APT Cottons, Blankets. Salt, &c.-.Nurohy 6
~ Scott expect to receive in few days
IL bales Napt Cot:ons, white AID blue Flannels s
striped blankets,
10 casks Hardware,
500 sacks Salt, filled in Liverpooi-and have on
hand, Antigua Rum, brown Sugars, Green Coffee,
Liverpool! Salt fine and ground in sacks country l.
ron, and u few barrels inspected Herrngs; which
they offer tor sale on liberal terms, the cross
street leading to Mayo's Bridge.
.NoTe7ls6er IL. &c
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Total, garrisous the Sorrel, 455O
The British diSposabe force Oh the Peninsula
formed by the Sorrel & St. Laureuoe rivers
British Reguars-two regiments, 1900
Rothenburss German corps. 700
Glenbury Fencbles Ga corps of Scots en-
igrants, organized * disciplined as well
as reguarsO 400
Militia of L'Acadie, La Prairie, ST. Lam
bert, Longeul, & the borders of lakes
St Francis and ST. Lewis-6 corps, z6OO'
Voyageurs acting pioneers, rifemen,
guides, 500
Total regulars, $500
Total provincial corps, 800
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-ISsiStlnt -Tgent I0r z. n.
1H-'{OIWY R.4RN.3RU,
tes.Stant ,,,I I,t....,.... -

Fort Gi0dderf, 1Jth Der. 1879
Dear ST. got through safely aud comfortably,
and witnessed on my way the most friendly dispo,.
TONS on the part OF the Indians, well the most
satisfactory convictions of the faGuness with wIirI
their late executions were inflicted on their mur,lr
ers, Which can regard the best proof of their fu
ture intentions
! tins day ayailed myself OF the opportunity wh;sh
offered by Judge Toulmin to drop q line ~ The 20
yern)f OF Tennessee upon the subject ri Indian al
fairs, which hope may have so.ne effect To remove
the groundless impressions whieI. seen, vet to bc
countenaneed ~ that state relative to this subject
was much graiicd 10 hear from Mo Lnhau IN on
my arrival OF the improvement Of your health and
hope ere this il is restCredto tell yoq the truth
was on the morning left yo,4, and nat before :, i,
tie uneasy about You. heeert, Cor yourself and Ga
nj v, my best wishes w iiANpTDN
Col. HAWKINS
certify that the foregoing is true copy from, III
original CHRISII4.N LRjTBaJCH.
AssistsDt Ag"nt for Indian, A Tairs
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rIIE NoRruERN ARAIY-

We have the satisfaction to know, that the adj
vance OF the northern army, under brigadier gene
raj B,oomsfed, moved from their position at
Plattsburg ON the 8th inst destined for Lower Can
ada.
Their bon Of operations particular destination
we should deem II improper to ,aake the subject OF
detail or enquiry, before they shall have developed
themselves ni the event but the army mus
have entered the -oemy's country abost the90th,
and three days will have bgought the troops con-
fct, unless the BRITISH iaeap 10 make sush as
the Russians made tine f,iemen aud the Dwina
and the Mos cowa-wc may state such facts as can
have no influence on events the purposes
ofthc British enttssaries that are stationed every
where to convey intelligence to their employers.
L he immediate operations were determined upon
in n council of war. with the utmost uusnimity al
ter due consideration Of the means AMI objects.
The American force stand thus c3see i've
Cnted States Infantry, 200
United States Cavalry, 500
Field ARTILLERY, $50
Horse Artillery, - 1856
New York Militia, 1000
Vermont Militia, 1000
Efectivs force, 5000
stan, 1877
57S7
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4 UIKIN, HENDERSON, & 20. offer for saIc.
n y sos Packages Goods received per the .9stiye
and John 81 .3dam, from Londou-Ceres, Oliver
Ellsworth, Frederick, Coraes and Lharlo:, from III
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Resistant .4gent fer Indian Affairs.
We think 1T our duty to add to this talk OF the ma
uonai council, that we never more numerous
collection of chiefs; some from every town and viii
lase, except Hitehetee. We, with Mr. Cornells.
were eight Days constantly in council with them
found them very friendly, much alarmed for their
situation, 4 more united * determined than we ever
tsw them to do Justice in all to the white peope
They regretted very mucE that you could not attend
the council by Sickness they never stood more in
need OF your advice and assistance than at present
We believe Their speech is no deception.
CHRISTIAN LIMBAUGH
-Hssist.nt NPenk far Z n
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NNiE Subscriber VIII receive IN fcw days gene
a RAJ assori ncii Of GyV oOSs, suited to the sea-
son. consisting oi %apt Cotcbs, Plsine, Rase and
Striped Blankets, fiannels, Nomba4etes Supcrfns
C'"tbs d Cashmere, Manchestr StulYs, Is stc -
Which viii DC sold on hbcr'a terms
JAMES BROWN, Jr.
h0v. o. If
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Ellsworth, Frederick, Coraelis and Llarlc, from Ii.
ycrpoCl-
.4,BONG TIHICI IRE,
$50 bales Blankets, Plains, Coarse and Fine Cloths
KcrHmeres, tie 12l casks Hardware, Cutlery,
Saddie,y. and Plated Ware so trunks aud cases
CallicOes, Cotton Shirtnc, Diu,ities, CsiDbrieIs,
&c. cascs and bale ITLh bin>a, Lawns, Shoc3-
irg and Brown Holland ~ cases Hats ~ casks
Shot IL cases best Durham Mustard :, try.nl.a
Buttons trunks Pins t,noks Woo.sn and
Cotton Hosiery tgLnks Tape, Marking Ircu,
HIT Nouds, Wires, SIC. 1 irrmk Sowing S..L ;
70 casks Wrought Mails 3 easGc CoppeIas, Sc
.2LSO,
o'0 kegs Wlii'c Lead, Putty, Blister aud Facet
Steel, Smiths Bellows, Anvils and Vices. Sidi aud
Cr"ss-Cut Saws. Sc. sc.
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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-12-01

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November 18th, 1919. wswn
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-12-01
CHRISTIAN LIMBAUGH.

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