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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-10-26
LOOl, OUT!

Il will be seen under our ship news
head, that captain Shaw ofthe ship Ko-
ran, which arrived last evening from
Liverpool, was boarded on the 1871 Sep
,ember. in lat. AZ, Z, long. IS, 4s, by
ne British ship of war Rambler,
IN company with the Leviathan "A. Sir
Richard Strachan, csnvoying elshtcep
sail OF transports with troops from Eng
land bound 10 H litax. And on the 9TH
fOctober, in lat. ID, $, Top. IS 4a, was
bearded by the British flgate Nymph,
IN company with otaer fl'gate. from
Cape Sable, OIL crulse.-!N. I. Il. fos!.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-10-26
OE SIZE fTE.

" There is no doubt now, bat scnafai
Harrison is invested with most eXteu
sive Discretionary powers-We uxpec'
as soon as his whole force is coilecied,
(Which it is supposed will be near te"
thousand meo} that he will invade Up.
Pc CAnada, Very extensive magazines
arc To be provided, or 800 mounted
men start for the Rapids imme diately,
where it is supposed they will lind an
enemy to dispose.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-10-26

DIED-Oo Saturday week, in the
township Of Maidenhead, w-Jcrsey,
Mr.. JOHN WHITE. He was on load
Of rails, when the horses started, aud he
was thrown off by the jostllng OF The
rails. His feet caught in the swivlc-
trees, and he was dragged some distance
in that situation. AT length the wagg m
ran over his body, aid killed him Instant
". Mr.. Waite vas respectable mem
Der OF society for his indus
try and economv-and warm In his at
tachmcnt to his country.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-10-26

nnle, and are now making toaccompiish
that object. :, =.
Head quarters will continue at this
,,,,ce for several days, until suitable for.
,iications, store houses, sc. are erected,
In the mean time the army will DC aug
pcntcd. and At the Rapids (56 miles be.
low this place.) The Virginia and
Pennsylvania troops will JOIN"
NAMES OF PERSONS KILLED.
Ensign Liggctt, of I'm regiment re-
gulars.
Alexander M'Coy Of Georgetown,
SCOTS regt.
Wyatt Stepp, Guy Hinton, Wan Be-
Wis, Mitchell; all of Woodford-
volunteers in capt. Virgil M'Craeken's
company"
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-10-26
NETWORK, October %.

Ertroct ofa letter tram Aloan., eatea
October l9, at p. ~. 10 the editor
ofthe Erening Post.
+" Csptain Dox, has just arrived tx
press from Lewiston. He confirms eve-
r. thing in General Halls account OF the
disaster which has bsfallen our army
.oox was in the action Eight hun
cred of our men are prisoners, and a.
fpongst them are, co.'s Christie, Scott,
and Fenwick, and major Muilany. of the
regular tsoops--.and 800 Of col, schuy-
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GigNxIucr ffuntL

? ESPECTFCLI-Y informs his Gus.
Il 1 toners, that he has removed his
store higher mp ON King Street, AM
within few doors Of Anderson & Mutt.
Where he has on hand general as
sortment of GROCERIES, sc. and so.
licits continuance Of their custom.
October rs. St
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-10-26
PHILADELPHIA. October %.

Extract Of u letier from Lasura, datfd
Srh!ewber l8.
"Captain White has just now return
ed from, Porto Cavel!o, his vessel, car-
20, freight, sc. aEe conference.-the
says, there is 10 doubt but all Amer
Can vessels will meet he same fate.
p. S-We ust lean that all the A
merican vessels arc condemned Toe
reason given 70" the 4boyc condemn.
lions is Inc want Of consular &c ~ti6cstes
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-10-26
PUMPKIN !!

- The large pumpkin, measur-
ing feet 10 inches in circumference,
and weighing go pounds, which was
raised this season by Michael Simons,
in the Neck, is now to be seen in the
Philadelphia Museum.-PhA flaher.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-10-26
From the FREDERICK. To7sn Herald.
MORE EMD4REOES.

MORE EMb3RHOES.
Tt is confidently spoken Of and be-
'licvcd in the administration circle
that another e:abargo will be laid
As soon as congress is convened.
which will be on the first Monday
of Nov. next. pray you fellow
aountrymnn. to keep in mind. that
shortly after that day all the train of
taxes. will also he ~ force. such as
Direct Tax. Whishey Tax. Stamp
Tax. &c. &c. And now let me ask
You what mnst be your situation.-
An embargo to prevent The sale OF
pro;Iuce and in very snort time =
tax gathercr at your locr to coliect
the taxes, and you without The means
cfpaying them. For il ,ou will On
II turn your eyes to 1903. and iftiEle
has not obl;terated the distress o. ali
classes Of men during that em,a:..c.
which / think cannot be the ease,
you must see how very inadequate
we shall! be to support t!'is embargo,
war and taxation. You knnw twas
witt, difficulty we paid on" usua' de-
mands, and that much Of "ur pro-
duee was sacrificed 20 !gGnidate our
small debts. as produce virtually did
act command any price. and can
YOU for a moment think yo,r' case
will be benefited. with war and taN-
es to aid and assist our distress. Such
my countrysncn, is truly a gloomy
portrait Of our situation.
Ne Friend to EmtargoeS.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-10-26

The Fawn arrived at the port of Bos-
ton OF the 18th nlt. sailed from Halifax
in company with the Monsoon, for this
port.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-10-26

choosing electors by q general ticket;
and it is apprehended that Massachu-
sets, through the unprincip'ed obstina-
cy Of her Democratic Senators, will
loose her voice in the Presidential Elec-
tion.-W Y. Com. ADVERTISER
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-10-26
ANOTHER EXTRACT DATED

General Harrison informed the ar.
my to-day, that ne had ne doubt from do
cuments which he had ust received,
that the army driven before MS, was the
whole British force OF Upper C.nada.
He leaves Us to-day 10 JOIN the right
wing of the army, but will reIoln IA a
gain a, the R p,ds -nesn time vs. shah
DE engaged in reburoli" the I'D tow
and probably shall not march "aN'e en-
der three weeks-hut this dependz ia
the movements of the right wing At
Worcester on the Lake"
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-10-26
COURT MARTIAL.

The Halifax paper of the 9th instant,
gives the result, OF capt. Dacres' trisl for
surrendering his ship to the Cons,itu-
ton He has been hSnorably acquitted ;
bu, in the PRONUNCIATION of the opinion
of the Court, we are sorry to fad 1t
,inc,ured with spirit of iliiberality and
injustice. 1t is said. . that the loss OF
the mass of the Guerrero WAS occasion
ed mere by their defective state, than
from the fire Of the enemy, though sn
greatly superior in guns and men and
that the crew, while prisoners, were Of
tSred high brides to enter into the land
and sea service of the u. So The al
lodged facts, in both these instances, can
aot, we think, be substantially supported,
NORFOLK, Oct. 81.
Arrived. shin Iohn and Adam Drak re-
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-10-26

The New York papers by last even
ing's mail contain further particulars
from Albany, in confirmation of the dis
asrrou. intelligence from oar army near
Niagara. They are not materially diff
ferent from the account in this days
paper.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-10-26
AMERICAN MANUFACTURES

AMERICAN MANUFACTURES.
We learn by sosne gentlemen who at
tended the Cattle Show & Fair, at Pitts
field, Berkshire county, Massachusetts,
on Tuesday and "Wednesday last, that 1t
was nightly interesting-and that E'Sa-
nah Watson, esq. President of the Agri-
cultural Society OF that place, drew the
prize Of s so, awarded by Judges APP
pointed from this state, (Mr. c w.
Groesbeeck of this city, and Mr.. Cotle
and Mr.. Calender, of Green ccunty,) as
the best piece of broad cloth exhibited
at said Fair. 1t is said to exceed, in all
respects, any cloth ever made in Atne-
RIGA, and probably any ever made In hn-
rope. We understand that one half OF
this piece of cloth is now to be seen at
the ware house of American goods, III
this city.-Al6any Ga=.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-10-26

Great anxiety is felt respecting the
dispatches recently received at Wash
ington, and the result of the new propo-
sitions which they are supposed to con-
teu---Althougb nothing official has yet
transpired or will probably be made pub
&c until the meeting of Congress, there
is reason to believe that they contain the
most liberal propositions which the Bril-
tish government can or will make, and
in the event of their re lection, they will
prosecute the war with all the vigor
they can give it. From several little
occurrences which have recently taken
place at Washington, we are inclined to
think that something gsed may yet GENE
out OF .Na-arc1h
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ALEXANDRIA.
MONDAY, October 26.
4" TO sHEW

"To sHEW
IG VERY AGE * BODY OF THE TIME
dis FORM AND PRESSURE.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-10-26

The Charleston papers complain of
the enormous price asked there Tor WOOL
Ell goods, there having been 30 inpor-
tations at that place. Fiannels are qou-
ted a. S so per yard. Coarse woolens
equally high. Even some cotton goods
had risen. Hose selling for 8 and dol
lars pair.-,fMer. Daily Advertiser.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-10-26
MOI ICE.

ME annual meeting of the Stock.
L holders, in the Litde River Turn
pike Company, VII! be on the FIRST
Monday in December next at the City
tloiei, IN Alexandra !; at which timo
an Election will be held, for Pre-.
sident, Jour Directors and Trer surer---
{. statement Of the accounts will be re-
2ortcd ,otae meeting The Stockholl.
-rs on the last subscription are notified,
nat the whole Of the instalne EMS on
'~ch share by than respectively sub.
icri0ed. will have become Que en- the
first OF January, 1913, which they are
qatsted 10 gay to Jonah Thompson
iii Alcxandris
BY order IF the Directors.
Jonah Thompson,
Treasurer.
October -. law,lJ.
A. The Editors Of the Lessburg
WasIngtonian and Winchester Ga-
.etIc are requested to publish this ADJ
yerisement once week till the last Of
To~rrr,,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-10-26

The rcsnl, Of the approaching Presi-
Dental election has become the sub ect
of general speculation. The following
Exhibit will shew the mode in which
each state makes its elec:ion-the num-
her of votes to which it is entited-and
the pei SOP in whose favor they will be
given, a%reeably to the generally receiv.
ed opinion of MIR. Cl.Dtop's friends. 1t
will be observed that Massachusetts is
counted 81 for Mr.. Clnton--but ii is
more than probable she will give ma
vote a, all. In case she should not, &C.
cording 10 tae following calculation Mr.
Madison will have a majority If 4 votes ;
but here again the vote of Pcnnsylya7is'
which is counted for Mr.. NJ. may be
considered doubtful if given to Mr.. c.
i would still give him a majority with
cut The vote of Massachusetts. The
reader will Of course make his own cal
cuiation of the chances.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-10-26
Jonah Thompson,
Treasurer.
Fifty Dollars Reward

- an away, some time iu Dtcem-
/ y her last, negro womsn named
IRE ACE. % or 60 years old, Of a We.
- ark complexion, and when spoken
-, is anxious to make herself appear
Ye,y polite one of her eyes is weak.
1cccssioncd by having sore eyes on
lie back part of her neck arc several
"a! scars by having sections there.
Tbis Woman has an extensive &C
!uaintance in Charles county, Mar.
and, AMI from her extreme art l have
10 douot sac has acquired them i'll
Prince Georges county, Washington
Ky, Georgetown and Alexandria. Not
'ong siucc she was in Plscataway, and
had changed her name 10 JENNY, and
Few weeks aso sne was in Tenev
T"wi s. Georgetown and passed Ivy
nc name OF MARY SHORTER it i.
re'icved she mas pass obtained frotA
woman Of that name, who had Gr@
::om the CLERKS Office CT Charles
County. She WIS st Rozier's ferry not
long 'Ecs and applied to Mr. Dsvi-
70 purchase her, il is presumed SIC
= lurking about some of tire above
ltces at this time. Aslo her CLOTH
as II is deemed unnecessary to men
on them as she has probably chang
ID them.
Thomas Burgess.
Charles County, State Of Maryland.
\ Is. ii Fefsora are h,rebs ior-
'rarnrd tr m ha'bITirc O. EMPLOYING
he boyc described Negro " omarp
=, their peril, o. under the sevesess
JcnA.ties Of the law.
T. r,
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FOR SALE,

A likely Negro Woman,
About 20 years of age, with her two
Male Children, one between three and
four years of age, the other about 8
months. She is sold for no fault. En-.
quire of the Printers.
October go s.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-10-26

Wanted roPurChase or Hire,
A BLACK MAN SERVANT. For
one that Can come well recommended
4 generous price will be given. Apply
to tie Printer.
Sept. Is. d
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PUBLIC SALE.

PUBLIC SALE.
On Tuesday nert the eth inst. suli b.
sold at the Venduc Store,
A variety of dry goods,
consisting of Cloths, Cassimeres. Stock.
lnctts, India Muslins, Silk Persian,
Checks, Silk, Cotton and Thread Laces,
Sewing Silk and Twist.
A, SO,
Part ofa Case Ladies' fasionablc Slip.
pers, and SCases I.ordon Pewter
P. C. MARSTELLER.
October "a. st.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-10-26

1t appears that aa attempt is making
By Mr.. Madison's friends, to 6uy out
Mir Cliu,on's estate expectant in the
palace at Washington. The considera-
ton proposed, is their good ohinion Of
him in hsad, and their rotrs four years
hence. Mr.. Clinton however, being of
the vulgar opinion, that bird in the
aaod is worth two in the bush," has de-
clined the offer We have not room in
this mornings paper for The letter of
credence presented by the nezv amhas-
sador, Gen. EiHg, but VIC shall give it
tomorrow, with the reply Of MIR. Rlkcr,
to whom il seems the terms proposed
were first communicated. Our readers
will no doubt be amused Win a peep
behind the curtain at an awkward simple
Republican wrapt up IN hoincspun, and
signing out his passion at the feet or
Mistress Pozver, arrayed in her pUrplc
aud iinc iinen.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-10-26
NOTICE..
Timothy Brundige.

/! ~ Notice is hereby Civ.
en- that application will be made to The
next General Assembly Of Virginia, for
leave to open new Road, or to straigbt-
ZEN the ole one heading f.on Normord's
Ford upon the RaPpahannock to tie
town of Occoquan, on tie way to Alex
. andria.
October %, 1919 lawsts
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-10-26

NORFOLK, Oct. 81.
Arrived, ship John and Adam, Drake,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-02-01

stock 40 i-iio and tina; the said new bank shah pay
TO the state premium for their charter the OF
dollars, payable into the treasury, for
the use OF the state, in equal annual install
ments'
motion was thercupoa male BY Mr. Mercer
that the following substitute for the said resolution be
adopted
"Pcso,ved, That the state shall retain one sixth or
the stock OF the said hank, be pad for by sale Of
the residue there'f at twenty per ceut above par"
And the said substitute, heng taicc read. was, on
the question pat tlcreupon, arecG TO by tie House
Saturday, J9Rrary 25.
\ communication from the Senate by their clerk
The Senate have agrccd IL tho amendment proposed
by the House 81 Delegates 20 the 81 a~,cnne,,, pro
nosc'l by the Senate TO the iii, Z" Authorizing the
County CouiHs of,his Commons c:l,., to appu,t pro
ecssHncis OF lands in certain eases"
Mr.. Ramdnlph, from the Committee OF Finance
presnnteda Report and Resolution, which concluded
as fellows
Your committee communicate with great Measure
tht Improving OF the Finances uf government
that the taxes, though light and inconsilerrbc arr.
commemorate with all the necessary purposes OF 20
NcrHincnt.
Your committee also feel satisfaction in ,ta,ipp.
that the embarrassmcnts heretofore experienced Inv
the treasury arising from the temporary deficiencies
OF resources, have in instance been felt during
tie last year The cause OF embarrassment has been
gradually diminishing for some time past and YOUR
committee feel confidence that il will be entirely
removed in flew Years. without additional taxes.
Your committee suggest the propriety of charging
the literary find Win SUCH sums Ot MONEY!,
hereafter be demanded of the Treasury under any ex-
isng law for the cxpcnce of the prosecution of any
hnc forfeiture, penalty. eschcat any other claim,
which il recovered would be applied TO the literary
fund.
Resolved. as the opinion Of this committe, that it
is unnecessary to raise the taxes for the present
year.
communication from the Governor was recci
we'd, and read as follows
Council Chamber, January 25th, 1872
communicate to the House of Delegates let
ter from the Gov. OF Massachusetts,, covering Reso-
buttons of the Legislature of that state expressive of
tls deep regret they feel ut the late awful calamity
wi't%hich this City visited and their determi-
nation to wear the usual badge of mourning for go
days tribute of respect to the memory of the I'M
fortunate victims of that affecting event
am, with sentiments of high respect,
Your fellow citizen,
is. BARBOUR.
TIE hon. the Speaker of the
House Of Delegates.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-02-01

'nNHE Subscribers have ren,e.i tlat snc frc-procf
a t.umncr-Hoise on tic Basin. hull, bv Mr. i. q
Brown. adjoining to the Public Ware t,o,s.
They will DC really to receive produce on S;or,e.
Monday the Goth O.. lanuuly, and will charge as fol-,
lows, VIZ.
Tobacco. as cents per HID! ,or IL months; il over
LIZ per nontl, more.
F!mr. cents per Bill. ;f,akenen so davs.
10 cents per Dh! IL it LAYS from SO tn CO
days.
,. 1ei cents per Bbi. if II lays over 60 DAYS.
Wheat, cents per Busicl
WhIskey, % cents per Ticr~c.
hcmp, y per Ion, Iron, & Q per Tom ans, a.
thcr articles not enumerated in piororiinp 10 .,.
foregoing rates.
And further they will engage to take Flor On ,b.
head OF the Basin, provided noc, is given in .;r,e
Tree OF expcnce, and charge only the aforesaid Sto
rage.
They will also engage TO deliver the produce AZ
ROCKETS when the locks arc in operation, ct the sc-
lowing rates, viz.
for Flour, q cents per Barrel.
tobacco, so cents per Rogs,eaI, and other
articles in proportion.
we VIII hold ourselves responsible for the rc-,eii
vcrng articles put under cur care, except acclcsts
ny frc, shrinkagc OF grain, spirits and such other az
tc'es AS are subject to any waste. Goods to Re snn
cct to any enpencc incurred to put them in sh:rpine-
ort'er. ftS
when the present cxpence af Dravace is ecosi
dcrcd, which Goods will be exempt from, stored
WIN U.S. II is presumed we may promise ourselves a
cur services as Commission merchants pIe{g;s.
our utmost exertions to gvc general satisfaction.
FIBERT & PU1YEAR.
5ahuaiv ~. I'm
\. Cash viii he given FOR a few hundred E6.s-
Upland Corn.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-02-01

REf-Hll.i, For Salc.-Ihat 6eauff,,,k
L and highiy improved F.9Tf.H (Sekcyecs ne
late Colonel Miles Sei;ien resiiel is nos oE.yek
forSale. is g scar, IL is perhcts ore Of fks ,noss
desirable IN Virginia, co7,,ncna;,;s ercry uie-.
rrhieh can please The eye; fmnishing health in az,
eminent !egree; and every i,nbyoveasent s5hicI
c11 be refaye3for tie comfort and conseniehee Of
0.fa'nfly IFS Farm II is in Iigk state of an
proce'ment, kGriEg been s7ect ,,u,a,ber of ycz,s
n'aer the care Of a .ineiicioKS jd,,,ey.
Ihere IS On this Farm a .tiendovv srhich aim.
giel9s an income of6etureen 1900 and 1000 doity.
Ihere mas 6eea soysn this fall one Hundred 1aI
are in clover.
Possession may BE had at my time tween this
and the LIST day Of March. Sk5aid il not be solG
rivately 6sfore ttat time, Il spfH be offered 10 Is
hc SAFE onthe LIST day If 4ri!, and Possession ri
zen an the easaing fall.
ihe 1trnls q Sale griW be One third cash,
and the balance IN GHd tyYo rrars Sih snch se-
e1rity as shall be deemed satisfactory. .qny far
ther Information alap be obtained hy application TO
the subscriber, or to Nathaniel Scljen, or Jos Sci
den, Henice
or TIE subscriber as still rr,.ious TO seN q
small F.iR.U near Richmond, (callcd Fairfield
containing three hundred and fifteen ares-.Aso.
a FARM about miles below Richmond, rontnin-
'Tg dooMt acres, knovn by tie same of tie
MILES SELDEN, Ear.
Decefloer 20. eb.I:a
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-02-01
January 9.

Notwithstanding, IS soon as practi-
~ cable, to have final settlement With
f. w Rootes esq executor OF nv late partner, John
Prosser decd-Thisis for the last time, to request
most earnestly, any and every person. who NAV have
claim, claims against the late firm of Prosser 81
Moncure, the surviving partner of the said late
firm, to make known the to the subscriber ia
the city of Richmond at the ycndue Office Of Won
cure, Robinson s. peasants, before the lst tlay
Of April, 1872 in order, if just at full payment may
be made thereo-Anh all those indebted to the. late
iI7n OF Prosser s Moncure Or the surviving partner
Of the said late firm, hereby nforrneh that suits
will Unfortunately be instituted against such Of ,hem
do not make full payment by the 1st Jan 1872 as
longer Indulgence cannot be given.
This notice will be plead in bar Of any and ever,
claim, which after the first day of April, 1872 NAV
be brought forward, set up against the late firm of
Prcsser and Moncure, the Surviving partner there
of. WIN MOSCURF
iSMr9!viRg partner file Late FIRM of
froSser . .HoHcgre.
November 90 Ian,ttsA
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-02-01

y aho hGAT AND Co. RIcHMoND, a few
~ trors above the Bel!-Tavern. manufacturers of
GOD and Sii.IER work, have lust opened an cx-
tsGSiyc and weselcctcd assortment in TIE above re
Which they, offer to the rn,l,c an moderate terms
--oonsistng OF @ear', Topaz, Coine,an and Plain
JEW Ei2Y-Patcd Goods comprising almost eve.
ry tSsh:onahic article aud very complete aaso,t-
,nent Of SILVER WARE and Tortoise shell Combs
together with well assorted stock OF Military ar.
,ticles.
NJ Orders from their friends viii he pail the strict
esq attention to.-Cas for old Silver and Gold
Dee ~. .r
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-02-01
January II.

S@ ARSHAL'S SALES by VIRTUE OF
DECREE ofthe court of the United States
Tor the fifth Circui. and Virginia District, pronounce
ed IN suit depending in the said court between
I'omas Pinkertnn and Daniel Bell, surviving assig
nees of Donald and Burton, plaintilfs, and David
Ross and others, dcfendants-JtiH be Sold, to the
highest bidder, for ready money, at Public Auction
at the Eagle Tavern, in the City of Richmond Oh
the nth 10y 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
tor! Iron Works, much thereof as will be ne.
cessary to raise certain sums Of money in said de
cree mentioned. And also, number Of SLAVES
lkcwisc the property of the said David Ross
WM. MANN, ID. III far
ANDREW MOORE, NJ y. ID.
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