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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-09-22
VALUABLE LANDS FOR sALE-ip pur,u.

u ALUABLE LANDS FOR SALE-Ip pursu.
~nce OF a Deed of Trust executed by William.
ASers to the Subscriber, for the purpose of securing
the payment oil cert'm suns;of Money therein m en-
toned, due from said Akers to Thomas Ewing and
James Brown, win be sold Monday the 18Th Oc-
tober next, TO the highest bidder for ready money
the following Thirteen Tracts of Land bing il.
FRANKLIN county, TO wit--One. Tract containing 2uu
Acres more Or,ess, icing moiety ola Tracf fox
which patent issued the 10th February 1854, Js-
cob WINNER, lying in Franklin county on the head
oil Back riiir, North Branch of Backwater River.
which said inoiety was convey ed by said WINNER
TO said Akers One other Tract containing $50 A
ores, more or less, Branch OF Black alter, and
was conveyed by George Ferguson in the year S0s.
to said Akers. One other Tract containing los A.
ores, less, the north side OF B,ackwater
X WAS conveyed TO said Akers by Thomas Thomp-
son in 1893. One o,,er Ira containing nne hun
dred acres, less, head waters OF Nicholas's
Creek, adjoining Samuel Harrisons Land and which
was conveyed tn said Akers'by Henry Reed Ono
t'er Tract containing 122 Acres, more. or less Oh
the waters nf Iiackwater River, adjoining Samuel
iiehdeison7s Land, and conveyed by Thomas
Miller to sai! Akers. One other Tract containing
600 Acres, the waters OF Little Greek, ndoiun;.
Harkrider and Peter kngray, and was convey ed TO
said Akers by Conrod Harkrider. One other Tract
containing 9Oo Acres more less, the waters of
Pig River. adjoining Thomas Miller aud Charles
Minnick Land, and WIS conveyed to said Akers by
Robert Harvey. One other Tract containing 200 A.
ores, more er less, Oh Bush run Branch OF Black
water and was purchased of Joshua Rcntfro. One
other Tract containing 27Q Acres, more OF less ON
the waters of Blackwater River, adjoining the Land
of the widow Kasir and others, and beisg the place
whe-con John Smith formerly lived. One other
Tract, containing oi Acres, more less, on Black
water River, being TIE same wereon the Elk Forge
and other Improvements stand. One other Tract
containing 100 Acres, more or less. Bush run, n
Branch of Blaekwater River, adjoining the Lands OF
Z Iheolosic Webb, and was conveyed to SAL Akers
by Jacob Kinsey. One other Tract, containing 100
Acres, more or less, on Branch oi B,ckwater Riv-
er, adjoining the Lands of Henderson aud Ferguson
and was conveyed to said Akers by John Johnston.
And one other Tract containno 500 Acres, more OF
less, OH both sides oi BLACK River, adjoining the
lands of Theodore Webb and being the same wi,er,.-
on the said Akcrs now lives, many of said Tracts
Of Land ~ may be sufficient 10 satisfy the Deed of
Trust, and the charges attending the execution OF the
The sale viii take place at the said Akers' Dwell
ling on the last mentioned Tract OF Land, and such
title made to The purchaser purchasers is vested
in me.
ANDw. HAMILTON, Trustee.
Fincaste, Sept. 90. 4w
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'ENiE Subscribers 10 the association for building
Church on Shoctoe Hill ARE requested to call
on Nir'C' D. Macmurdo, Treasurer for tic associ..
uon and pay him the surn Of S25 each share sub
scrIbed fr heing the fourth and last instslmont due
thereon on, or before the 18Th NJ ucxt month.
THE COMMITTEE.
Dclinquents are requested tn pay mp Immediately
and those who may find it convenient to pay ~ is
s'alments before they hcsone due, will add facility
tothe oreraticYs Of TIC Committee by dc;aes,.
SEPT. 22. 5v
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SRlZE SALE.S.-In pursuance to notice already
\ given, the sale Of the cargo Of the ship SIR ST.
MON CLARKE, now landing and OF superior quail
10y, will commence on "Wednesday tic 50th inst.
Ie's'ls-Cash for all sums under 5000 Doars-&
for all sums above, credit of Is and so days will be
granted TO the purchaser giving negotiable Paper,
payable here, in Richmond, on Petersburg with APP
proved security
by order Of HTIson g Cunningham, Agents.
WM. PENNOCK, Auctr.
Norfolk, Sept. 90.
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&1OTICE-The Reverend DR. MIGUEL, Apos.
= tolical Missionary, delegated by the Most Rev.
archbishop Carroll OF Baltimore, to open AMI I'M ti.
tute the Roman Catholic Worship in the Metropolis
of Virginia, gives notice IN a his Catholic Bre,l,ren
in Richmond and lis vicinity, that he has provided
Chapel lin street, in the house formerly called The
Brick hcedcmy,l uati means are obi. med for the
hn'bing Ct Church; an q ~ lc has opened book
Of Subscription for tho maintcr ance NJ the Cstboc
Worship. He expects that ri! his brethren viii coll
on in and EGnes their zeal for Tic establishment
and support of their oil and hoI, reiiginn and that
ono men Of a'i denomination viii favor ~ establish
this city
September eo. VT
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= oTICE-By virtne of a Deed of Trust execu-
L ted by Robert Logan tn Stephen c;uerraDt and
Robert Dos,ey, will sold the highes, bidder az
buckingham G. III the second Monday IN Oeto-
her next terms tn, 10 be made known, one half
lot lying in The of New Canton mum Ter one.
The improvements the lot are considerable.
THE TRUSTEES.
Buckingham, Sept. 90. w4wp
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4 AND FOR S.7LE.-Whl be sold to the high
est bidder at Buckingham e. IL. on the second
Mohday IN October next, en terms then to be made
known, tract of Land lying in the county of Com
berland and Buckingham Containing 500 acres, form
eriy owned by Thadius Armstead. The land lies
contiguous to the lands of Benin. Wilson, col VIM.
Daniel and others.
1Sustees of ID. g I'm. Cuervant.
Sept 90. w4wp
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GTONE LIME, PLOWS s. CfIINA-1o4 Hogs
, heads Phiadelphis Lime, 100 Connecticut . f.
Cary Plnws. 90 Patent Peacock do. 10 Boxes Can.
ton Table China containing III Pieces each, Just
received for Sale by
sAM'L. G. ADA MS.
Sept. s. Wv
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n oTICE-Ilaving, in the Hastings Court of tIis'
~ City, administered the effects Of
JOHN u LYNCH,
deceased, hereby call upon all his creditors to REM
der their respective accounts to early as pos
sible that as soon inventory and sale o his eff
tects, together with collection o. the debts due to
HIM he made, the said sccounts may be equits-
bly, settled.
wish also 60 self, for cash or notes negotiable
rs may best SUit the purchasers, well toned cham
Der organ, ct one single, and one partly double
stop both in good repair Likewise a piuadelphis
made Gig and Harness, together 'yith fine young
and sound horse, well broke to either Gig or Sad
die.
CHARLES sOUTHGATE,
Sept. o2. ense
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n oTICE-Al pey1ons baying claims aacainst the
~ estate of ,Johu Finney deed ale requested to
preseni thcuf oc adjustment, aud those Indebted to
make Immediate payment to
SOLOMON JACOBS, Sweiving bayiaey.
WILLIAM t1NNEY, .2aa,'r.
Sept. q. wav
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10 hric.. The sides Of his intent but onls

Vauiting um6ition----
r.. he people of the United States will pom
der long and deeply, before they Consent to
exchange man of tried integrity. of unques-
tionable talents for one of whose competency
they have no evidence, and whose pretensi
ons, for aught they know, may be greatly
exaggerated, as they certainly are prerna-
tureiy urged.
PELOPIDAS.
(aJ hage 27-C6J hase 24-(cJ In
hage l4fh The committee say e" .Weqo York
has noqu TOR tie first time hut .for7Dard IFS
ciaim." We note il as an tnaccuracy hro-
ceedinS zcithoht don6t, sOtcly JTom i9aiten-
lion.
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FOR THE ENQUIRER.

-; II X EPLY
TO THE ADDRESS OF THE COMMIT
TEE OF THE CITY OF NETWORK.
IN SUPPORT OF TIE .N'O.)fLN:a1YO.N or
ID + w L 4 l. Mt N.
TO THE PRESIDENCY OF THE Irnr.7,E n
Si.31ES.-.No. ".
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ANDw HAMILTON, Trustee.
Fincastle, Sept. 90. 4w
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SO, mo. q, MONT.
We communicate to the public the trans
lation of a supplement tot the Courier of CO.
runna, of the 28th of last month, announcing
a splendid Victory gained by the Earl Of
Wellington over Marmont, OH the gid of
last month. 7.
So complete does the Corunna Gazette
represent the defeat to have been, that the
enemy lost from 10 to IL, 600 men in killed.
wounded and prisoners, nearly all their ar
tillery, several eagles and great quantity
of arms, ammunition and baggage.
We hasten to lay Before our readers the
Gazette,
Supplement- 10 she Courier # 1uesdov, Ju-
IN %, 1912, rec eived at hetf fast Z y. NJ.
offhe preceding day.
The General, chief of the Staff of the 5th
and eth armies, by letter of this day, COM
municates to me the following agreeable in
teiiigence.
f" The Captain General in CHEF has lust
received the agreeable news, that on the
22d instant the enemY's army; under Mar
shall Marmont, was completely defeated 10
The neighborhood of Salamanca by the alli-
ed army under the command of the Mar
shall General Duke Of Ciudld Rodrigo.
Lord Wellington with which is united
the third division of the 5th Spanish.
" The enemy has lost several eagles,
nearly all his artillery, and considerable
quantity of arms. baggage and ammunition.
His loss in killed and wounded is from ten
to IL thousand men, of whom about 1000
are taken, including Gen. Bonnet, who is
wounded.
The enemy was retreating by Alba de
Tonnes and the victorious army in pursuit.
&c ! communicate it to you for Cur salts
faction & that of the troops. You will OBJ.
serve that it is his Excellency's pleasure,
that in the first instance Thanksgiving
shall be offered to the Almighty Pros ector
Of our cause for so greata success-s that
afterwards public demonstrations Of Joy
shall take place consistently wish so for
tuEate an event.
You viii be pleased tn make the same
known to the Commander of any British
naval forces at Feirol OF Corunna
81 communicate it TO you, that you
may Immediately announce tie intelligence
% tho EJS,ic III AN Eztraordinarv Gazette
PEDRO DuTALOS.
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IfoR RENT-and possession given Immediately

ISOR RENT-and possession given immediately,
n the following property, TO wit
The newly erected Brick House, and its appurtc.
nances, with the enclosed of Ground, pleasantly
situated on Shocko hill, adjoining that of Thomas
Wilson, Esq. which vas the last year. aud until now
occupied by Counsellor Aiulms.
The Brick Store, Compiling Room and a Vault for
Abe deposit OF Coal, the main street. al the cor
her of said main ar Il street and l2th street. directly
fronting in view of that leading to the Basin
which is among one Of. the best mercantile stands in
the city
The two west rooms Of the fire proof Brick Lun-
Ser House, to the north Of the Lot on wlicl, the
store above mentioned stands; each OF which have
Are places.
Also, the ground aoor Of sti, Lumber House, which
being paved, is perfectly dry and fit Tor the reception
OF flour, sc sc.
And for Rent, that beautiful little Farm within
two miles OF the Capitol late the property of Raw
Aeshs estate, containing lao acres, under enclosure
one halt of which is covered with timber and fire
woodland has OF it. well finished story Wooden
building, afordmg every convcnicncy for "A family
Kitchen, Laundry and servants rooms on the lower
aoor-an excellent Spring about 80 yards distant
from the dwelling house, covered bv a long neat
shelter under the shade of which, and the surround
ing trees. parties in the heat of weather may be a.
greeahly solaced-some out houscs-a beautiful niece
OF cleared meadow ground that yielded the wear be-
fore last Il am toltD five of Hay-v two acres at
ground newly paied in as Garden. The contiglity
OF this place to the town, will afford to those who
wish to live retired from its noise and hustle: and a,
the time to he engaged in more active pursuits
within the city-as also to diversity agreeably Dor.
Son OF their time in agriculture, &c every faciEty
This eligible, above described rural spot, the sub.
scribcr will either Rent, Sell Exchange for i'm
proved property within the limits of the citv
Also, for Rent, very fertile post and rail-enclos
cd lot OF ground, lying on the street leading from
the market house, towards Col. Adams's Saw Mill
containing about Three Acres. For cultivation il il
generally thought that this spot is as favorable ant
Ro GREENHow.
req. Ia. epImo.
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Feb. IL.
ERrY DOLLARS REwARD-For apprehend.

ANiFrI DOLLARS REWARD-For apprchend-
n ing the following Negroes, TO wit-OHver, a
stout made man, about 90 years of age, very much
knock kneed, walks with his toes much pointed out,
of his feet has been much injured by burn and
he went away about the 4th OF Oct last.-Bob a
likely fellow about 10 years of age, his head pretty
grey, went off the goth ut---Charies, a boy about
Is years old, stout, well made, speaks bold Off
Saturday LIST ust--- George, a young man about l
years old, rather slim made has a down look aud low
speech, went off the ith inst.
The three last took with them all their cloaths-
their common wearing apparel a and over
oils, made of doubie-wOve Virginia clOth flied in with
black yarn, their shirts made Of cotton warp and
tow filing.
As those negroes have Runaway without lash or
threat, will cheerfully pay the above reward for
bringing them home, or in proportion for any one of
them. think it is probable TINT three of the above
slaves are in the neghbourhood of Doct Ed. Mayo's
or in Cumberland, Mr.. Danl or VIM Meyo's
tho Other one, George, perhaps 10 about Jack
Brown's, who lives Manchester, Oh the turn
pike, who is his father, aud has his mother also for
bis wife. RIO. H. SAUNDEKS
Bradford, Feb. Ii. St
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Governor Harrison having relinqushed
the command of the army LACEY employed
AGAINST The Indians, and probably as an 9TH
Ger LETT us forever; the present statement
cannot be attributed to scrvile flatterv. but
| to the true and honest expression of our
real Sentin1h-S III favor of general whose
talents, military science and patriotism, en-
ute INN to high rank among the worthless
OF the Union, and whom we consider injured
by the gross misrepresentation of the igno-
rant or designing, who are alike inimical to-
thc best OF governments and 10 the best of
men.
We therefore deem it our duty to state,
las lncontcstible facts, that the commander
IN chief, throughout the Campaign and in
Ue hour OF battle, proved himself soldier
and general; and on the night of the bat
tic' by his order, we slept our arms, and
rose ON cur posts that Notwithstanding the
darkness Of the night and til. most eonsum-
mate savage Cunning ot the cnemv iii elud-
ing our ScntrrS, and rapidly in rushing.
through the guards, we were not found ur.
prepared; that few of them were able to en-
ter our camp, ard those few doomed never
10 return; that III pursuance to his orders
which We're adapted to every emergency,
me enemy We're defeated with slaughter al
most unparalleled among savaScS. Indeed
one sentiment OF confidence, respect, and
affection towards the commander il chief,
pcrvaded the whole line of the army, which
any attempt to destroy, we shall Consider rs
an insult TO orr understandings and an inju-
~ to our feelings. Should our country a.
gam require our services to oppose a civili-
zed or savage foe, we should march under
command of Governor Harrison with Tie
NEST perfect confidence ofvictory & fame.
JOEL COOK, capt. 4th init.
JOSIAH SMELLING,
capt. 4th y. S. regt. nifty.
r. c. BART on, capt. 4th infty
.. G.. BURTON, lieut.. 4th nifty.
n. F. ADAMS, 1t. 18th regt nifty
CHA. FULLER, 1t 4th re Ct inftv.
a. HAWKINS, 1t. 4th nifty.
GEO. COOLING, I'd 1t. 4th inf.
H. BURCHSTEAD, ensign.
JOSIAH d. FOSTER, surg.
4th rgt. nifty.
HOSEA. BLOOD, actg. assist.
surg. 4th regt. inf.
1.-The other certificates from various officers,
all of the same purport, are omitted at
rreseLt.
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Diamonds and Emeralt,s.

"a Case containing a Gold Cup.
IA do. c0nt;,ini,':, a Silver Salver.
5-A DO. containing Diamond & Rubics
6-Uhe small Cola Filiagree Stand, set
with Amcthysts.
Que pair OK Cold Spurs.
S-A Gold and Silver Plume, set with
Rubics. AipetLy SITS and Topazes.
9--One small Cold Crown.
ItN-One row Gold Beads and Tassels.
ll-One Diamond Collar.
l=--One row Of Pebble Beads s. Crucifx.
l3--Onc Chry stal with rasscl and Relic.
l4--Ome boz containing sundry Diamond &
Gold Fins, BREACHES, Ear Rings,
Crosses and Watches.
15--Sevcn Diamond Iiaras.
10, IL, is aud 19--Diamvnd I.ockets, Pins
and Rings.
The seizure OF the Coronation robes and
regalia OF the Emperor of Hayti has been
released by the Lords of the Treasury, SC
tar as the rights and inte rests Of the Grown
are concerned, OH condition OF making COM
pensation to the seizing officer
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CONGRESS-.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Tnesday, Fe6ruaru II.

IHeSday, February IL.
The Speaker laid before the House a
communication from the Governor OF Geor-
gia containing the confirmation of the Lee
Sislature OF that state to the proposed
amendment of the Constitution in relation
to receiving titles, &c. from foreign pow
ers.
Mr.. UAiams, from the committee on Mil
itary Affairs, in pursuance of the direction
OF the House, reported u bill for arming the
mllltia OF the =. b, which was twice read
& committed.
Mr., ". was also directed by the same
committee TO offer the following resolution
tor adoption, which was agreed to:
EeSotUed, That the committee appoint
ed on SO much OF the message of the Pre-
siueht as relates to military affairs, be di-
rected to enquire into the eXpediency of au-
thorlslng an enlargement Of the armores of
the =. states, and the establishment of an
additional number, and to report by DILL OF
otherwise"
On motion of Mr.. Gh1is2n, the House re-
solved itself into committee of the whole.
Mr breckenridge in the chair, on a report
OF the committee of Claims accommodates
certain claims, (inCluding the different s1e-
cies OF iquidated claims) to be cxempted
from the operation of the statute Of limita-
ton. ltwas found that the committee OF the
whole had agreed to this resolution but thas
tHefe was another IN the following words
referred to the same committee, not acted
upon
" ReSo9Ded, That the committee Of Claims
be Instructed to enquire into tile merits Of
all CLAIMS which may be referred to them.
which originated during the Revolutionary
War, Notwithstanding such claims NAV be
barred by the statute of limitation, and that
thcy report their opinion thereon t. the
House"
The committee took this resolution into
consideration, and after considerable debate.
in which Mcssrs. Gholson, CLAY, WRIGHT
Fisk, and Gold supported, and Mcssrs. Stan.
lord smile, Aston, Boyd and Roberts o.
posed the resolution, it was carried, So votes
being for it.
The committee rose and reported the
resolution to the House but no decisio,
was taken upon 1t before the House adjourn
cd
Wtdncs5ay, Fe512i
Mr. TToUh laid before the House, certain
resolutions of the Legislature of Ccor,;a
expressive OF their appreciation OF the mea-
sures OF the general government, and their
determination to support them in such ulte-
rior measures IS they may determine upon
Referred to the committee Oh Foreign r..
latiOns.
Mr. IdHmGG.fc from The committee to whom
was referred the report of the Post Master
General respecting the repairs of the pub
nc building, called Bl9dgeP8 Hotel repor-
ted a bill supplementary to an act provi-
ding tor the accommodation Of the General
Post OtEcc, the Patent Office and for otLr,
purposes, which was twice read and com.
Titted.
1ir. BuraveH offered ths following rcsol,
ton, which was agreed to-:
c&1lUed, That the Secretary Of W.,c
be directed to lay before tuis House. !.
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TWILL BE sOLD-On THURSDAY the fifth dav q
w March next, ON the plantation ri the late E.I-
Win y. larvie, Esq. IN the county uf Amelia, the
sock OF Horses, Cattle, Hogs and Sheep, belonging
" the estate Amongst the sheep, there are several
t"lt-blorled Merinos. The crops Of Tobacco, Corn
xc and the plantation Utensils, will also be sold y,
credit of twelve months will be given for all suns
over Ten Dollars, the purchaser giving bond will,
approved security viii also sell, at private sale
several inil-biooded Merinn Sheep belonging to the
estate, which arc now On the plant ton of 1be I,tc
bIaJor EgglestOn, in 4 u,eia.
". B3OCKENBROUGH,
43nI!1isHa!sr If EGgig j. HIrUie.
reb' 10. wt1s
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RACON ESTABLISHMENT-J * Ben.
- w. Ladd, at then Pork and Bacon House on
che street passing through the Falling Garden, and
sear Shocke creek, have for sale by tie piece or
fuantty, prime new BACON, now fit for use.
Also, good Lard by the key
2ud Month, 18th. wifi
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= virtue of deed OF Trust e sccuted To me by
4 Shirley Egglcston, of the county of Amelia for
Che purpose OF securing debt therein recitcd TO he
due to William Archer, of Puwatan will be sold for
cash, at Amelia courthouse, on Monday the third day
OF March next, two Negroes called KATY and Is
BELL, the property OF said EqsIesion.
Wa. S. ARCHER.
Feb. IA. SIN
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Journal de PEmtire oCN5U. S.
Erfracta Jrom Gibraifar nahers ~ khe nm
Dec. rcceiUed Ut ". Y.

=. N'IU y LTAR, NOV. 30.
4 Valencia Gazette Of the 10th instant
has reached the garrison, with the Official
account Of the spirited and successful at
tack upon Ceryera by Baron de Eroles
ON the llth of last month, by which it an -.
pears that the number Of prisoners taken
upon that occasion, amounted to $50, instead
OF $50 ~ stated in the bulletin translated in
40 j45 Of the Chronicle; but, of the opera
tons OF die rehch before Valencia, the Ca
lCtte docs not say word. We are, Their
Tore lett without any further informa
upon the SUBJECT than what is contain in
letters from AliCant of the DIST. which, state
10 substance, that, after dctqching 5000 men
lgainst Nina and el Empecinado in ARA
gon, Su9i,st remained before Valencia Win
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ESIGHTH DRAWING of the William & Mary
IA College Lottery of 90 Numbers.
81, 50, 81, I9, 7S
The Ninth Drawing will take place the 4tl March
aext.
Orders for tickets will be received by Mcssrs. &
H. Waite, and Judah X Lazarus, in New-York *
Baltimore.
SIMON BLOCK.
Richmond, Feb. Is. If
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OR SALLY OF of Ground on the main
= street w. the city e .ichmond, nearly opposite
E'e Eel f.ver', bccnt q; TO III, estate IT samuel
Couch, deed. lately o. qu.d by Samuel Bcll and g.
~ StSuoAvk. It exc Is ahort ~ fc,t ou tie main
sttcct--and gyOut ONE !,u,,l,i lcL IN u 10 f,at ~
". liz; icIns apply 10
SdlC8JAU CREW, Ex'or.
Jaa. Zsi rxwsx
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Seiznre of Chriakuhhc,a Rcnnltn.

y N''' '"t'I"I " tt"'tF'
nc seizure made at the custom house
some time ago, of the valuable articles in
tended for the Emperor Of !iayu, cNci,cG
much curiosity a list Of tbcm ans been
made Que, Of which the following j, - copy :
IA Crown set with Diamonds, ..uDies
aid Emcralds.
"A Case containing two Breast-ulatcs.
and y pair Of Drop Rings, 81: with
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n1s CONDrrIONS----Fiv Dollars year, to be
p,,d annually in advance. Those who do direct
their papers TO he discontinued the end ct the year,
will be considered as engaged tor thu ncNt-None wti
DO discontinued, until all arrearages have btcu pad
ADVERTISEMENTS vii, be inserted III
ss paper unless they paid for, Guaranteed by
respectable person in this city or Manci,ester.