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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-02-04

A MEEfcAN H,a.s,- RofteI Mn,t ard rarr.--
~ The honorable SECRETARY OF the Navy being so-
lcitous to encourage the growth of American Hen, .;
BY using eorsiagc manufactured therefrom in the e
quipment ut the Navy Of the United States the sub
scribers, (~ho arc engaged in the manufacture Of
cortagc Tor that department,) anxious to promote
the accomplishment Of these patriotic and au.Iablc
motives, hereby give notice to the farmers and rope
makers OF the western country and elsewhere, that
they are ready to contract for the purchase OF from
to 800 tons a American Water-ltottesi Hemp or
Yarn, nj II cents per To- for Yarns running No 2t
and spur ct the best clean topt Hemp, and 10 cents
per III foi. clean Hemp, to be delivered ut their rome
walk, in this city, such dates and in such quaint
ties. during the years and Si3 as may hc arvce
upon, when contracts msc. The letters of those
who may be disposed TO make contracts for Hemp or
iarn directed TO us in this city. will be promptly az
tended to.
The Editors Of the Richmond Enquirer, and Lex
ington Reporter, and Liberty Hall, OF Ohio are re.
qucstcd insert the above in their pa.
peis once week for FIVE weeks, and forward their
accounts to us for payment. 1t is believed they will
render essential benefit To macy OF their snlscr
bcrs BY giving insertion to the remarks in this ny
lntelhgcncer on the mode Of Water Rottine Hcnip.
which were communicated by the honorable j. q.
Adams our minister in Russia, TO the Department OF
State some time since
RINGGOI.D & HEATH.
City Of Washington, Nov. ssth, 1911.
Jan. 23. osw5w
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N CHANCERY.-In Powhatan County Court
Il December is, 1911.
dec. Co,,bPt
AGAINST
Samuel Baskerville, Jeremiah Moody and VIM.
Daniel, jun. Bets.
The Defendant Samuel Baskerville not having en-
tered his appearance and given security according to
the act OF Assembly and the rules of this Court and
1t appearing to the satisfaction Of the Court that the
said defendant is not inhabitAnt of this Common
wealth. (and the order for publication as to the said
defendant, made in this the 10Th day of Ju-
last not having been published, On the motion of
the CompIalnap! by his counsel, 1t is decreed and
VILE, do appear here on or before the third We'd
nesday IN March next, and answer the bill of the
Complainant and that copy of this order be forth
with inserted in some one of the NEWSPAPERS pub
lshed in the City of Richmond, for months sue
cessvey and that another copy be posted up at the
door of the courthouse of this county on two success.
sive court days. ~
a Copy. TEST
JAMES PoINDExTER, c. rec.
Ice. 20. wSw
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Jan. 4.

2E7HE Subscribers have rented that fine ire-prosl
4 Lumbcr-Iioese Oh the Basin, built hy Mr.. Jas
Brown. adjoining to the Public Ware House.
They witt I've ready 60 receive produce Storarss
Monday the 10Th OF January, and will charge fol-
lows, viz.
Tobacco, IS cents per Hid. for IL months il over
IL per month more.
Flour, cents per Bbl. ftakenein 80 days.
10 cents per Bbl. ii it lays from 80 to co
days.
~ 10 cents per Dbl. If It lays over 60 days
Wheat, i cents per Bushcl.
Whisky, IS cents per fierce.
Hcmr, > 4per Ton, Iron, = per Ton, and ~
tier articles not enumerated in proportion TO the
foregoing rates.
And further they viii engage 20 take Flour on the
head of the Basin, provided notice is given in time,
free OF expencc, aud charge only the aforesaid Sto-
rage.
They will also engage to deliver the produce at
Rockets, when the locks in operation, at the fol-
lowing rates, viz.
For Flour, SCENTS per Barrel.
Tobacco, 50 cents per llogshcad, and other
articles in proportion.
We Will hold ourselves responsible for the rc-deI
yerIng articles put Under orre, except aesidents
by Fire, shrink-ge of grant, spirits aa such other ar
tices rs are subject To any waste Goods 10 Le sib
iect 70 any exponco incurred TO put them IN shipping
order.
When the present cxpcnce of Drayage IS eonsi
dered, Which Goods will be exempt FROM, store,
with us, II is presumed We may promise ourselves
share OF the public patronage, 20 whom VIC tender
our services rs Commission Merchants, rledgnr
our utmost esertions 70 give general satisfaction.
ViBRRT 81 PURYEhR.
January IA. i'm
N. ~. Cash ell o. gwen for few hundred Rbls
Uplsad Com.
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A DYERTISEMENT.-Fo sale, my PLAN.
q Triton, in the county Of Lancaster, con-
tanning 800 acres Of Land, beautifully Situated
Conlhranding an extensive viez, 81 tHe Chesapeake
.fsh, oysters and eoiLd jf5zvt-1He improvements
consist Of good tue story Dwelling honse, good
kitchen, Sta6le and other out houses - conSide-
rabie art Of this Land is zpeU covered with good
dabtcd ia the culture Of Corn, G,heat and Oats--
The purchaser may have the privilege Of seeding
small grain the ensuing .falf-..I'aynenfs will 6e
made easy. and bossession given the first Of Janua-
~, 1913. For further particulars apply 20 the sub
scri6er living on tile premises.
RICi.4RD BERRT.MaJN
LcacGSteY County,
January -, 1879. zOioUb
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4 MuNicATIoN.-.NetS s. Splendid rro,k,
~ u Wdhondf Importance --EDWARU PAR.
kER K JOSEPH DELAPLAINE, Book sell PC
Philadelph., intend publishing by Subscription. AN
American Edition OF the Eibl.N-BUIsGH E.NsCY-
CLOP.hsOL3, an entire original work, now pub
fishing in Edinburgh, under the direction and conduce
ct David Brewster. L. l.. ID. Fellow OF the Royai So
cety of Edinburgh, md the Society Of the ANTIQUE
res OF Scotland; with the assistance Of nearly one
hnrdred gentlemen of the first eminencc in Science
and literature in Europe. The publishers have en-.
gagged number of Literary gentlemen in thi, co,n.
try to contribute American information to the work
Mr.. Paxton, agent for the publishers, will wait on
the cluSens OF Richmond and Manchester, to solise
their signatures for the above very valuable work
OF Subscription papers will be left for a fez. dovs
at the Eagle, Bell. Warrington and Columbia. Ia.
Jan. 28. g.
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MARSHAL'S SALES-BY VIRTUE OF A
Nl DECREE ofthe court of the United States,
for the fifth Circui. and Virginia District, prouounc
ed IN a suit depending in the said court, between
Thomas Pinkerton and Daniel Bell. surviving assag-
nees of Donald and Burton, plaintiffs, and David
Ross and others, dcfendants--JtiHb Sold, TO the
highest bidder, for ready money, at Public Auction,
at the Eagle-Tayern, in the City of Richmond, on
the fifth day of February next all that tract of Land
belonging to the said David Ross, in the county of
Campbell, called and known by the name of the Ok.
ford Iron Works, much thereof as will be ne
cessary to raise certain sums Of money in said de-
cree mentioned. And also, a number Of SLAVES
likewise the property of the said David Ross.
WM. MANN, ID. NJ far
ANDREW MOORE, M p. d.
Jan. Al tbs
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1NRFF-fIII. For Sale.-7Yct secsy.;y,r,
and kiyhEy improved F.3R.H (Srhcrson RE-
late Colonel 1fies Seiden yesiied,) is ns.s Syeyed
tor cafe IL sen, ir is perhsps one Of the aaosr
desirable IN Viginia. COMMANDING eOerv eiess
~h'eh can Ptecse lie eye fv.ishinx health IN an
en;inerf degree: ana every Improvement xsIich
cen be required fur RTE co,n,vt and convenience Of
afamily. AS Farm, IL Is IN ahigh stare Of I'M
Droce7nent, harfng been great run,ber Of ,ears
Under fhr care Of a ius!icious farmer.
There IS OF this Earn. .Vradasr, schich szyor.
yelds an income n between 500 and 2,Oo dofars.
lhere has been sewn RUS fall one Injured and
jIy bushels ef Hheaf--,sost Of the othey k,nSs
Possession rrny be had at ony t:,nr twe.s NH.
ard fhe Isl DAY Of March. Mould it NOT be sod
privately 6efore at ti,ne. ;t~iI be offered to J,.h
ic Sale the ist day O, .qbsii ard oossc,s;sn az.
GER tn the crssinc tall
TIE Terms ct Sale SriU be-: One third eosk.
and se balance ard ss,o years, with ,,cG &C.
ewity as shall be deemed sGtistdcfory. .any Ery-
tier Information nioy Re ottaired by apoiicafisn 70
the subscriber, to Nathaniel Sclien, or JOS Sell
den, Henyico.
OF. The subscriber is Still anxious to sell a
s'moH f.4R.H rear Rich,nona. (called Fairfield, y
corta,ni1g three hundred and fifteen aYes.--4kso.
FARM Hoout miles below RicI,,, ord eontain-
'sg aoont acres, knotrn by the name If the
>. MILES sELDEN. Err.
'eee"ioe' z'' eotlsf
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-02-04

n Pursuance of Decree of the County Court of
Il Richmond in Chancery, bearing date the Cd day
OF April, lSil-Will be exposed to public sale, at
the I'd day of March next, being Richmond Court
day, the TAFE RN 81 LOT now occupied by John
How, at the SAID Court House, PLANTATION
containing three htndred and seventy seven acres,
near the t-hnnse, adjoining the lands of Mrs Gi.
horne ard Robert Ferguson, and such articles of
Household and Kitchen Furniture, stock of Cattle
Horses, Hogs, &c. as may nov be remaining and
found--whch are mentioned in Deed OF Mortgage
rom the said John low to Vincent jackson, now
deceased. The sale will be for ready money to ga
tsfy the Representative of the said jackson, the a.
mount recovered by the aforesaid decree against the
said John How.
VINCENT BRANHAM, ! -
VINCENT SHACkLEFORD, | s
MOORE F. BROCgFNBROUGH. >S
BARTliO MCCARTHY, 3
CLEMENT SHACKLEFORD, :
Richmond County, Jan. 81, 1879. w6wp
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-02-04

EAMES REAT AND Co. RIcHMoXp, - few
81 doors above the Bell-'raycru, manufacturers Of
GOLD and SILVER work, have just opened an ex-
tensvc anil weselected assortment in the above line
which they oier to the public on moderate terms
-cons,ytng OF Pearl, Topaz, Corne.ian and Plain
Gopis, comprising almost eve
ry fashionable article and a complete assort-
ment of SILVER WARE and Tortoise she'll Combs
together with well assorted nock of Military ar
ticlcs. M,
NJ Orders from their friends win be paid the:srict-
est attention to.--Cash for old Silver and Gold.
Dec. IL. IF
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4 COMMISSION BUSINESS.-The subscribers
~ having associated themselves in business, under
the FIRM of benjamin Lewis s. Co. in Richmond
and Blair, Burwell & Co. in Manchester, respect
fully tender their services to the public as Con,is.i-
on Merchants in its various departments and pledge
themselves that every attention will be paid to give
general satisfaction to those who may think proper
to entrust business to their management.
or b. Lewis can be seen at any time at the Eagle
Tavern, where his Office is kept. b. Burwers Of
nee is on the Man-street,nearly opposite Manchester
Old Warehouse. VI
b. LEWIS,
Is. BURWELL.
Richmond, Dec. o. IF
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N Pursuance Of deed of trust executed IN vbe
q subscribers by George Overton Day, bearing date
the twenty third day of April 1911, and of record in
the General Court, they will proceed to SELL On the
premises, on Friday the 2ist day of next north.
february, lsle,) for ready money, one half nc re
LOI OF GROUND. lying and being in Du-Vs,s
addition to the City Of Richmona, and known g. DIS
tnguished in the plan thereof by the number TO- ana
IS the same lot conveyed by Samuel McCraw to
Christopher iompkins, by deed bearing date the ep st
day OF March, 1893, for the purposes of paying 6. r.
tain sums OF money in said deed Of trust mentio,ed
to be due from said Day to said Christopher To cop.
kins aud the expences Of drav wing recording ond e.
ecutng said trust.
WIN. MARSHALL.
N. SHEPPARD.
January 1e. torr
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sOCT. BOHANNAN has taken a room over Ry-
~ an & Wilkins' Auction Store, the 4th door =.
bove Market-bridge, where he offers his services tn
the citizens of Richmond and its vicinity, in the
PRACTICE Of .3fE0fCLVE, SUR GERY and
.niDHIfTRE lie promises the most pror,pt &
punetua attendance to those who may consult him,
in the Inc of his profession.
n. b. Doct d. will attend and furnish Medicine
for the Poor, gratis
December 7. fsw1owp
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rkyEN DoLLAns REN.aRD-Ranaway, fron

EVEN DOLLARS Runaway, from
u the subscriber, Porpey. n negro man, belong
ing to tho estate of Joseph G. Brown decd, aud
hired to me by Mr. John Hewlett, the admir-. Pom
pey is good carpenter about a. wears old, dark COM
pioyion, low ststare, much addicted TO driui. aud
when drunk very noisy, and is apt 10 speak freely
he hired the last year by Mr. James Curry, and
employed BY him at lis Plantation up James River,
where suppose he may row be, or lurking in Rich
mond. The above reward will be given when he is
delivered 10 ne.
RICHD. HEWLETT.
Manche sicr, Jan. 23. oaw3w
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ESOR SALE.-The HOUSE e LOT whereon
IL the subscriber now resides, not surpassed by a.
other store busincss-The modes Of payment and
terms of sale will be made known to any person by
applying to
JOHN PURSE, on the Basin.
n. 3. The part appropriated to private family use
will be found very convenient and comfortable.
Jan. so. eop5t
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. At the end ofthc estimate Of the pro5a-
be expenses Of government. add, ff-
Expense of distributing public arms
s 5000
For 2l5 Rifles contracted for by the
Executive. through mistake, exceeding The
number directed by law s 3,x25,'
Strike out the following paragraph
Your committee suggest the pr p.ieiy Of
charging the Literary fund with sucn sums
OF none, AS may hereafter be demanded of
the treasury, uhder any existing law, Tor the
expense Of the prosecution OF any fine, for
feiture, penalty, cscheat,or any other claim,
which, il recovered, would be applied TO the
literary f.,nd."
And the said amendments, being twice
read, were, ON Questions pnt thereupon, "a
greed to BY the house.
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PORTLAND, Jan. 9.
The hreHirfiou Der- n M

The prediction per.Fud.
In our paper OF the 10th uit. we mention
ed the project in view by the British in ae
posting their goods at the ports contiguous
to our lines, and admitting the entry of A
merican vessels with liberty to export the
same. Since the above date, through the
vigilance of the proper officers, large "a
mount of British goods have been seized in
shis town-ihis gang If smuggers not Ia
king proper need to their steps, have been
pursued to Saco, (about fifteen miles) where,
though exertion was made to secure their
vaiuables, but by guilt, and close pursuit,
they were routed-and government is now
possessed OF a very valuable portion of their
baggage.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-02-04
January ee.

virtue of deed of trust, executed 10 the rsub
scber, by Charles Burton, of Chesterfield CT un-
w. on the 7th day of March 1S09 secure the ,ay-
ment OF debt due t, Pollok, Tredway & CO., and
reeorueuin the county court of Chesterfield, viii be-
sold, on the premises, the highest bidder for ash
on Saturday the Sth day of Feby next the tras OF
land ON which said Burton resides, contai ming
tnree hundred and iortysix acres, much th ere
Oh AS VIII satisfy the debt aforesaid, with interest an
cost attending said sale. The subscriber will co nyer
to the purchaser the title vested in him as frusu e.
ROBERT GRAHAM, Trust &c.
Manchester, Jan. II. 2aw ids
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-02-04

EW STORE.-The subscribers having taken
the store lately occupied by Messrs. Hubbard
n Lyman, and nearly opposite their present stand
offer for sale an extensive ASSIGNMENT of European
and India piece Goods on the lowest terms for
CASH. ~
LORD 81 FARNSWORTH
Asthe object Of the subscribers is only to dspose
Of their Pesent stock, great bargains may be expec-
ted.
January l6. 3w
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& ORERTSON's RMERICA-JOHyN,SO ON s.
Ia U.fPsNL,jt, Incf3nona, propose topubish
THE HTSTORY or AMERICA

la U.fPsNLR, ficii5uona, propose polish
TIE UISTORY or AMERICA:
BY WILLIAM RosERrsoN, ID. Ds Principal of
the University OF Edinburgh
THE Authors merit as a historian is universally
acknowledged he has taken his station, il not the
foremost, at least among the foremost in the temple
of Fame and nothing the publishers could say i'll his
aise would add to his celebrity. Ills style smooth,
elegant and copous; aud his periods, WITHOUT tire
some regularity, are carefully rounded eiIe views
his subject with the cool eye of unprecedented OBJ
servers and while he details the conflicts OF conen-
dug factions he rarely, IL ever, discovers the feelings
OF parzan. lie takes an extensive vic of the his
toiesI scene; and, by tracing the influences Of re
mote causes, and combining them with the effects
of passing occurrences, he exhibits with mastery
skill, the motives aud character Of his actors.
CONDITIONS.
The work shs be printed in two large $40. yo-
lumcs, ON fine wovc paper, and executed IN mas
terry style
The price. 20 subscribers who take the work in
boards, viii 5e fodr dollars, il neatly bound, Eve
dollars payable delivery.
" The price IF the look inbortedis nine doll
lars.
January 81. win
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.
go sacks Salt, mostly La
vcrpool i!led
$4,000 lbs. Coffee, mostly
green
IS crates assorted queens
ware, sto,,e ware, loose
and in Hli,ls.
80 barrels Ncw-Eng.and
Rum
wv. i. do.
Brown Sugar
Loaf do.
Baltimore Yyhis'tey
Caruti,cr's and .ey-
burn's rectiIied NVI,is-
key in barrels and tier
ccs
New-York prime and
New-Or!cans Pork
Ciips and whole Her.
RIGGS
Swedcs and country Iron
castings Net
German, Crawlcy and
, Blisteiet, Sseei
Window Glass
China in small boxes
Half pint and pint tum-
blcrs
Wine glasses
September 20
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y oI!CE:-Being in want of good BLitCK.
IN SMITH, one acquainted with the Coach Ma
king business, will give liberal wages; White Man
would be preferred, or afrce colored one--Tt adj
yantages which present themselves this place. ould
be an 'ndIcement with steady, sober, homes, man;
and one of any other character need not apply -
letter addressed to the subscriber will be atts ndoS
to without delay.
THOMAS STACKHOUs ;E.
Warrenton, n. C.. Jan. Ii. i'm
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e OTICE.--In consequence of the melancholy
~ death of Joseph Jacobs, the firm of g. Sc j. Ja
cobs is dissolved All persons indebted 10 said firm,
are requested TO pay their accounts forthwith ANY
persons having claims against the said firm are re-
queSted to bring them IN for payment, to
S. JACOBS,
SrOiVihg Partner.
Jan. 4.
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NEW Sc SPLENDID WORK, of .NanonSs Inn.
~ portance.
Extract Of a Letter from Doctor Samuel l.. Nh.
chit, TO Z. Parker and j. Delabloine. ar
PHILADELPHIA, the f,u6iishevs eftLe>"

Extract ct Letter from Doctor Samuel L. Mo
ch'G, TO E. Parker and u. Deiabioiae af
PHILADELPHIA, the pu6hshevs eftke<
NEW EDINBURGH EyVCTCLOP.&;pLa
must own that the numbers of the Edin huron.
Ency cop.dia now printing under the edtoris care
OF Doctor brewster, rs far have seen them cop-
tain an ample ful6lment OF the learned EDITORS sti
puaton. He and his able associates have EN- AIRED
not only to compose anew every article but a, ar
range them In the form OF distinct heads or trcs tses
ms VIII be exceedingly convenient and impoa TAM.
am happy to state, also that there is metho and
perspicuity in the articles, which please me very
much, and which, in my opinion cannot fail to .bene-
ut the reader In short conceive this perfors ,ance
to be infinitely superior TO any other OF the kind
feel much satisfaction in discovering that yc IN in.
tend to render this work ouby interesting and Pc
morally useful, by adding to it, number OF meaisau,
improvements in the Arts, Zoology, Botany, nj eii-
cine and Agr1cuure we'll rs the Biograph Y OF
our deceased worthless delineation of our
History, Constitution Laws, Increase of Te1itt nv
Commerce, Population, Manufactures and Reso ir.
ces which fully entitled to admissions and which
Will acoominodate the work in an especial manner TO
the taste and condition Of this country.
y am, gentlemen, very respectfully.
Your obedr,t servant,
"SAMUEL l.. MITCHELL
"New-york, June 95. 1911"
Mr. Paxton, agent for the publishers win whit .o,
the citizens of Richmond and Manchester, 10 coI!,,ct
Their signatures for the above very valuable work.
January 81 ~
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AJOTiCE.--f}y virtue OF y deed OF trust, executed
/ Y by VIM. BrightwcIl of the town of Manchester
to the Subscribers, the sth day of January, 1911
and duly recorded in the Superior Court of Chester
field. for the purpose of securing the payment of mo-
ney therein said to be due Thomas Wiofree, will I've
exposed TO sale, for cash, Saturday the 18th dav
of February next, at IL o'clock, before the door OF
Iachariah Brooke Tavern, one fourth Of an acre of
LAND, lying in the town Of Manchester, ON the
main street, and distinguished in the plan of said
town by number 81.
WIN. BROWN, IN
DAM. wEIsiGER, 1'H''ee'.
Manchester, Jan. II. ids
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-02-04

a IRGINIA INN-Thc subscriber RESP.
informs his friends and the public that
TAKEN, for term of years, that well known v
thus city, called the VfRGEJN'LR rJp.V on IN
street leading TO the Governors, where h..
pencd a Public House for the aceomn,od,
those who may eall on him.
a few Boarders will be taken by the wear. q
BE.YJ.4.hLN Nos g
From Posg IL
n. 2. Horses wiz be taken O. Livery /
year, be.
January IS.
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GEVENTH DRAWING of the William s. Mary
- College Lottery of 30 Numbers.
Moss, 46, sS, 70, IS.
The Eighth Drawing will be on the 11th February.
Orders for Tickets will be received at Wates Lot
terry Offices, Baltimore and New-York.
SIMON BLOCK.
Richmond, Jan. Is. #
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EbOARDING HOUSE--JOHv S. ELLIS, has
taken that very pleasant situation opposite 10 Isis
store ON N street, where 90 ~ gentlemen may be
Furnished With board snd lodging liberal terms.
Jaa. IL sv
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-02-04

RICHMOND, 9tl, Jan. 1sl2.-At q meeti ng os
= u The association For building Church on Sh ockas
nni-hesolved, That the Treasurer be authors ed to-
receive subscriptions for any number of shares that
shall be applied for, until the aggregate number shaN
be three hundred. ExtrQcf.
c. J. MAGNITUDE, Treas4s ey.
Jan. H. 4v
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TTnLIANf SEAPARD has for sale the
w following GOODS nj

10, vt- :
Glass salt cellars
Race and ground ginger.
Spice, Nutmegs, Alum
Salt petre, Indigo
Chocolate. Birthstone
Rice, Mustard
Imperial and Gunpowder
Tea
Powder and Shot
Snuff
Ivory Combs ~
LnSwood
Writing and Prioting pa
pen
German Rolls
Sack bags a;;d sacs;ng
Ravens Duck
RUmal Han lkerciiefs
american IN arufccsu
ed Goods, viS:
Bed ticks
Diapers
Stripes
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-02-04
Dec. rs.

HALLAM, has received by the Anacreon, di-
- rect from England, the following assortment
OF FRESH GARDEN SEEDS-which may be had
at his Tea, Glass g China Store, first door above
the Eagle Tavern, Richmond. -,r
Cabbage. Lettuce.
Early York, Green Coss
Do Sugar Loaf Grand Admiral
Green Savoy Ice l1
Drum Head Cabbage
Red Picking Brown Dutch
Early g. late Cauhhower Mouseare
Peas.
Early Frame Blood Beet
Do. Charlton Orange Carrot
Do Royal Dwarf Satisfy
Do. Spanish Do. Scarcity
DO. Sugar Do. Red and White FickIing
Blue PIussan Onion
White & Blue Marrcwfat Solid Celery
Snaps. Winter & Summer Cress
Early Yellow Curl'd Parsley
Do Brown Sorrel
Do Speekled Thyme, Marjoram
Arbour y Windsor Beans Summer Savory
Cucumber. Nasturtion
Early Frame Cur'd SHnage
DO. Long Green White Intve
DO. Cluster Hanover Turpp
Short PricSey White g. Black Mustard
Hddish. Rape and Canary
Short Top Scotch KaIe
salmon Small Dutch Clover, and
Purple Timothy Seed. M
Turnip
bushels REDCLOVER SEED.
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