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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-06-23
Feb. is.

AIR. GEORGE JACKSON. executor of Heze-
. : kiah Davidson, deed, William Maulsley and
Ann his wife, execurix of the said Hezekiah David.
son, decd, Margaret, Lucinda, Elizabeth Ithamer
and Ann Davidson, infant children OF Hezektah Da-
wilson, decd, by the said William Maulsley and Ann
his wife, their guardian,
Please to tdke notice,
That on the fifteenth day of July, in the presen,
year, at the office OF William Hav,nond, surveyor Of
Harrison county Cor his successor in Officer between
the hours of eight in the morning and fonr in the at
ternoon, i shall proceed TO take the dispositions of
sundry Witnesses 10 be read in evidence in the suit
depending in the Superior Court of Chancery for the
district OF Richmond, wherein the executors of Will
liam Lyme and others compainants, and the ex-
ecutors OF ezekiah Davidson and others defendants
YoM being absentees from this state, we adopt this
mode of giving you notice thereof
WIN. LYME, r--..
= WIN. III. HUTCHINSON,
EXECUTORS Of Hmr Lyse, decd.
Nav Is wSv
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-06-23

7 AND FOR SALE.--57,i 1856 Acres of Land for
salo--By virtue of a decree pronounced in the
Staunton District Court Of Chonccry in the case OF
Samue Moale trustee of the estate Of Robert * Sa-
mucl Puryance against Henry Puryance, will pro-
coed as commissioner, on the 2stb day of June next
in the City of Baltimore to sell az, those lands living in
the counties Of Kenawha, Wood, and Ohio, mention.
ed in mortgage deed given by said Henry Puryiance
to Samuel MOalc, trustee, Ssche terms Of sale will
be made known on thst day. The aboYe lands are
valuable, and situated tle waters of the Ohio
and kenawha rivers; many Of them are improved,
and merit the attention OF those persons Who wish 10
reside in that part of Virginia. The lands viii be dr..
vdcd into suitable tracts parcels for The aecommo-
dation of purchasers, and the sale continued from
day to day, until completed.
TU0S. l.. PRESTON
Lexington, Virginia.
April 24, 1912. ids
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-06-23

vSNWENTY DOLLARS Observation-Disclosures
from the subscriber, the fifteenth day OF Sep
TENDER last. n negro man slave, named GARY, aged
about twenty-six years, light black complexion,
height about SAX feet, stands quite erect and when
walking handles himself quite nmbly, his weight is
one hundred and sixty seventy, countennee east
down when spoken to-thc white of his eyes is unu-
saily large being apprehended is very surly, he
is a rough Cooper. On examination his shus viii be
found inured-he has probably obtained tree pass.
About twelve years ago, Gary brought from
brunswick county to Surry county in this state by
Mr. Travis Harris, where said boy lived for eigh,
years. aud was i'll the year $685. purchased by myself
OF Thomas Edwards and Reuben Buffers ex'ors of
said Harris, decd. out of Suny, and brought Buck
ng'iam, where said negro sot wife, aud lived with
me about two years James river, not far from
SCOTS ferry, and then brought by myself to AL
bcmarlc county, near Milton, from whom said negro
eiopcd-said slave is probably harbored in Surry or
some OF the above places. lido hereby forcwarn all
persons from harboring said negro. Alse. do COM
mand all captains of vessels sea, to gran. said
slave his passage, take him on board.
The above reward, with sll reasonable charges
will be paid to taking said slave within this
state. and bringing him to me, else for combining
him in any Jail in this state so that get him a
gain. An additional reward of dollars will be Civ
en- to any pers6n taking said slave of this state,
and fer acting with him as above stated.
THOMAS JEFFERSON, jr.
AHemarle county, Virginia
Feb. Is. v-c6o
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-06-23
May 25th, 1919.

GPRING GOODS-Robeyt Nelson and Co. have
y Just received per the Schooner Happy Return
and Young Carpenter; Thirty packages of Staple
aud Fancy goods OF the newest fashions adapted to
the present seasOn-whieh with one hundred pack
ages preyiousyr eeeived forms very compleat and
extensive assortment, (which tlev will sell,
wholesale and retail at very reduced prices for cash
or aeceptances in town.
May 8. If
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-06-23
gs7HE SUBSCRIBER has just received variety

y I ME SUBSCRiBER has just received variet,
n OF articles in his Iine-amons which the
following, and daily expects further supply
Florence Silks. different colors,
Persian's do. do.
Taffeta's do. DO
Checks Italian LRstrngs,
Linnen Cambrick and Lawns.
Do. Do. Handk'fs.
Thread Lace,
Ladies' and Gentemens' Silk Hose
Batavia Satin and Lustrng Ribbons,
aHis. ,'lu d 1na~; % o. ~ 81
Canton Grapes different colors,
DO. Handkfs.
Long and Short Nankeens
7-s Calicoes, handsome patterns,
6-S Chintz do. do.
1000 Yards Flax and Tow Linen
All of which he will dispose of on the most mo-
ierate terms, for cash only, few doors below the
Bell Tavern.
WILLIAM PATTERSON.
April II. wifi
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-06-23
May g..

FH'HE Twelfth Drawing of the William and,
Il Mary College Lottery of ninety numbers took
place on the Goth inst at Norfolk, when the following
numbers were drawn, from the wheel;
so. as s. 49, 10.
Those having prizes will apply to Simon Block, VIII
lamsburg for payment.
The Thirteenth drawing will take place on the
10th June, at the Capitol in the city of Richmond
May 20. tt
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-06-23

Nl EWPOS This is among the most beautiful
- situations on the RappalIannnck and is within
nVe miles OF Federicksburg; with regard TO GOOD
health, none IN tle wOYld can surIass 1.-THE
House Is substantial, large and commodous: wen
b''it with brick and observation-disclosures Vy.eb
house, and Store Room, all connected and attached
TO me mann building and of the same materials.
large aud convenient Cellars, and brick Smoke
House There is 1880 acres in this tract incIudine
400 acres in rail timber aud separate, a short dis
lance from the balance Of the land ---Tbera
are many advantages attending this farm, viz The
delivery of gran--four hands can delvcr
iooV bushels per day-a quantity of meadow land q
good he'rins Fishery and much better Shad--
iree-stone 0narries COOL AiH Seat with Mil,
House almost new-Oy sters, Fish, and Wild Fowls,
can be had 2t a little trouble and expence Indeed
to man with family who wishes TO settle himself
Tor hir there 3 no farm the river NOR. desjr,-
BILE that can be purchased. As my object in sell.
ling IS to purchase few Negroes and A smaller
farm, viii take part of the purchase money in
young and likely Negro fellows ri valuation.
Terms OF sale--on1 fourth when dc eds IRE made
the other three-fourths in 5 equal and annual nav.
ments-Bohds with approved security with interest
from the date if not paid punetuaiiy will be reuni.
red. -
This farm WILDE offered pu'ic%v for sale at Aha
Dwelling House, on the first Monday in June if NOT
sold before that day privately, and the subscriber M
requested by those who wish to purchasc) will en-.
deaVour 70 accommodate in dividing The tract TO
suit purchasers. Letters addressed to nc IN Fred.
wiz be attended to.
GEO. w. SPOTSWooD.
May 8. tf
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-06-23

NSTILL1AM WEST & JOHN E.GAIT. 4.
w POTIIECARIES & DRUGGISTS, inform
their old customers, and the public, that they have
opened an extensive assortment of MEDICINES,
and near the Market Bridge, where Overs. Paint.
tiers, Glaziers, and Hatters may be furnished with
materials in their respective trades on moderate
terms.
Orders from Country Merchants and Families,
also Receipts from Medical Gentlemen, win be
thankfully received, and executed with accuracy &
dispatch.
April H. wifi
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-06-23

A FEW Genteel Boarders can get accom- moda
y ton in private family convenient TO the scene
of business, at so pounds for breakfast, & dining& GO
pounds including lodging Apply at the Office of the
Enquirer.
June Q. If
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-06-23

2 q ARSI'AL'S SALES.--T,y virtue of Decree
4 of the Court OF the United States for the fifth
circuit in the Virginia District in a suit therein de-
pending wherein Thomas Pnkerton and Daniel
Bell assignees of Donsld & Burton are plaintiffs and
Samuel Shelton and Robert Morrison and Mildred
his wife, which said Samuel and Mildred are admin
traitor and Administrative of Clough Shelton deed.
who was one of the partners of Clough Shelton s. Co.
late merchants and partners, and Of Shelton Win.
frey aud company likewise merchants and partners,
the said Robert Morrison and Mildred his wife in
right of the said Mildred who was widow and reict
of the said Clodgh Shelton decd. Ccily A. Shelton
Maria C.. Shelton, William Shelton, Nelson f.
Shelton and others defendants in Cliancery, pro-
nounced the Sth June 1910. Will be sold for
really money at Public Auction TO the highest bid
der at the dwelling House of the said Robert Morri.
son in the county of Albemarle the 25th dav of
June next nine hundred acres Of land lying in the
county Of Amherst with all the Horses, Mules and
all other Improvements and also the following Slaves
and the increase Of the females of the sans if any,
viz. Grace, Mary, James, Ben, Diner, Agg, Cloe,-
Tom, Simon, Fanny, Adam, CiciIy, Alec, Mel, Mi
me, Nancy, Reuben and Neal, to raise certain sums
OF money ia said decree mentioned.
WILLIAM MANN, ID. M.
FoR
A. MOORE, Nj. V.D
May 2sth, 1919. IDS.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-06-23
May IS.
\ n CHANCERX.-ln Louisa county court, May
4 18th, 1879.
William Lefaun, heir to John Lefaun, deceased,
Ardinst


Plaintiff:
against
Patsy \. Anderson, Sal!ey Puiam, Dudley Rich
ardson * Betty Matilda his wife, William S Thomp-
son and Augusta Ann his wife, David johnson and
Francisco his wife, David Richardson, Susanna Rich
,rison, Dudley Richardson, Fanny Richardson, Holt
Richardson, Betsy Ann Richardson, Samuel Rich
ardson, Anderson Richardson and Matilda Richard
son, infant children of said Dudley Richardson aud
Betty Matilda his wife, Defendants
The defendants Dudley Richardson and Betty Ma
tilda his wife, David Richardson, Susanna Richard
son, Dudley Richardson, Fancy Richardson, Holt
Richardson, Betsey Ann Richardson. Samuel Rich-
ardson, Anderson Richardson, and Matilda Richard
son, not having entered their appearance and given
security according to the OF assembly and the
rules OF this court, and it appearing TO the satisfac
ton of the court, that they inhabitants of this
state, the motion of the plaintiff, by his COUNSEL
1t IS ordered, That the said defendants Dudley and
wife, David, Susanna, Dudley, Fanpey, Holt Betsy
Arm, Samuel, Anderson and Matilda Richardson, do
appear here on the second Monday in ngust next
and answer the plaintiffs bill, and that copy of this
order be forthwith inserted in one of the news
papers printed in the city of Richmond, for eight
weeks successfully. and published at the front door
OF the court-house in this county, on some court day.
a copy. Teste,
49,. NICHOLAS J. Fo1NDsXTER, d. C.
June 10. w8wp
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-06-23

I ANDS FOR SALE & tEASE-The suIscri-
4 Der offers fer sale, or will exchange for proper.
~ in this City, two tracts Of land in the county of
HenricO. One contains 344 acres ofheayily timber
ed land between and miles from town, lies ON
the upper road TO Williamsburg, and adioins the
farms of Messrs. BENZ. DuMl, Geo. Hay and vii
hanson y. Harwood.
The other contains $50 sores lies near the 7 pines
on the stage road 10 W iamsburg and is miles be.
low town. Neither tract is settled OF improved.
he viii lease for three or five years after the
hrst OF JANUARY next, valuable estate in Mush
Island, the navigable waters of the Roannke Ri
yer. II contains upwards of 1000 acres-sOo of
which are low grounds of extraordinary fertility for
the growth OF corn and celebrated for the raising oil
pork.
JOSEPH TRENT.
June .. wiw
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-06-23

NAVING been appointed Notary Public for the
City OF Richmond and county of Henlico
shall be constantly at my Office two doors east Of tho
Bank, and will endcavour to give satisfaction TO those
who will favor me in that line
LEWIS BURWELL.
June 9. 4t
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-06-23

A TEACHER WANTED-A young Gentleman
N qualified to teach the English, Latin, and Grcek
languages, who well recommended mas :
find employment, the ensuing year, by applying C
the subscriber, who lives Richmond
THOMAS BURTON.
June-2. fe
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-06-23

yTRESH At.MONDS.--Filtceu hundred pound,
D. Hard Shell Almonds. just reeejysd, for sale by
jerks * BILLINGS T. street
June H. If
aNANTED Immediately, a young man Of res
,'FY pectable I,arcntage, who is acquainted will,
the Grocery Bgsinesa.--AgPlY at t1is Vaise.
4 yUoe ~.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-06-23

THE MEDICAL COLLEGE LOTTERY,
IN WHICH ARE
TTFO PRIZES or FIFTY TROUS.aNrO
DOLLARS,
VIII commence drawing on the nth of June next,
when the first drawn ticket will entite the holder
to EVE THOUSAND DOLLARS.
The subscribers have for sale number of the
TICKETS, which they offer at present the ORR
gina price Of TEN DOLLARS; the opportunity thus
presented of purchasing chance for fortune the
lowest should not be neglected-as the price of
Tickets viii certainly be raised ON the Cd Monday of
next mo,h Applications from distant places by let
ter, post paid Il inclosing the cash. will be immediate
y attended to by either of the subscribers at their
Lottery Offices in Baltimore.
KEtRNY WHARTON,
PHILIP III. NICkLIS,
J. 1. COHEN, Jun'r.
Baltimore, March "a. 2awt1stOet.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-06-23

Cogni'c Brandy, Holland Gin, ST. CroN and jamai-
ca Kun, Fresh Gun-Powdcr aud other rcas Flo
renec Oil, Frencl Capers, Mustard in bottles and
Kegs Cay cnne, Spices. Raisins and FIGS III hoxcs and
easks---4o loxcs raiow and Sperinacet Candles
-io barrels Ncw-oreans Sugar 10 do. do. do. SUI
perior qua'ty-i5 boxes Ne. Cilocolatc---lo dozen
London Porier-20 do. BoItcd Cider--CLret Wine
IN cases ct one dozen eachiO quarter boxes rehu-
me Spanish. Scgars-l Pipe part,u.ar Madeira
Wine barrels har sheii'd A!mpnds-bses Green
cofee-1ao reams Wrapping Paper--so do Writ
ing do--A few dozen Grass Entry Mats.
The above Goods, with others not enumerated,
VIII be sold on the most satisfactory terms.
May CO. I'm
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-06-23

EcNXS & BILLINGS have Just received, FOR
~ sale, AZ the "su;'e recently occupied by Nessrs.
Hubbard < i.yina", + street. general assortment
oil W. T. Goods and Groceries ii the frs, ounlty.
with choice old Wines and Liquors, viz
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-06-23
WOOD LANDS FoR SALE. l

VALUABLE WOOD LANDS FOR SALE-I
shall offer at public sale on thursday the 10th oe
July about 500 of choice wood land in the
County of Powhatan situated on the buckingham
Road about ~ miles West OF the Court IIouse and
opposite FrencIs Tavern, where the sale viii take
place. 1t will be unnecessary TO make any remarks
the quality oftlis land, as it's presumaie no one
will purchase without viewing the premises which
will be shewn them by application to Mr.. John But
Ter near the land. The terms are $500 Cash nd
the balance to be secured by q Deed in trust upon
the land. pay able in months
am disposed TO sell all the lands in Powhatsn
County formerly the property Of Cen. James A.
Brady any person wishing 10 purchase vii. attend
at the above SALE when the title will be explained
by
Ri COOKE.
Bacou's Castle, Surry, June r.. ids
sT03 SALE, at paSHe Auction, at twelve o'clock,
" ON Saturday the 20th igst., on the premises, to-
the highest bidder, credit q one two and three
years. the Swift Crack Cotton Spinuing Nanufactory,
as It now stands with Al! the Materials So. uses and
improvements thereto bciongirg-the purchase Civ
ing bond with approved security bearing int, est
from the date, the interest to be RENTED IL the pr.
cipal is punetually paid.
Nm. Uogoden, .grchib0d Bquphs
James ByyHe, Inn. &. BoSsceX
Devig Italk0
june iG, 2tP
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-06-23
(YY AUTHORITY OF rHt STATE or
MAHiiAND.)

$4,000 tickets at Ten Dollars each S55O,oo0
CASH PidZES
Subject to a deduction of fifteen per cent
Stationary py!seS as folio,p:
First drawn ticket entitled to $1,000
5000 blanks SIo each
The noxt 1000 do. Is
do Ticket after the 5000 blanks 5000
First drawn ticket on the 18th ald until the oath
-. Do. e5th to ss5th (exceptins the ,oo Tickets
Tickets constituting Siizes) ioo i"he'S
The sad ten prizes To- consist of the numbers from
TO 1900 inclusive, each huucired If the said 1000 to
he one prize, the first drawn hndced lowest mum.
Der for the 95ti; day, and regularly ascending to
the 35th
First drawn ticket on the SSH $4,000
Do. Seth to iist 500
DO. 4tst to 5Otls inclusive 1000
Do. 55th day $4,000
The PRICE cooks to consist q Nos. a 1000.
The object contemplated to lie accomplished b,
the above scheme, is eminently entitled TO the fave
and patronage of The citizens of Baltimore. she esr
Enlistment OF Medical College vii unquestionabiy
have beneficial influence on the general literary
character OF our ci:y-on 1t perhaps May be hcreaf
ter engated the other Colleges and thus an uniyer
sity he constituted.
1t will however give other important advantages
it will promote spirit of investigation in the ia
Guilty, 1t VIII induce young Of talents establish
themselves in our city, and thereby permanently
cure to this community the hest aid that can be at
forded by the medical profession. 1t may also be
proper to remark, that if this school should prosper
as is anticipated, it will cause large be expenG
ed annually in this city, which would otherwise be
disbursed in other places.
We presume that those gentlemen who are anxi-
Gus Tor the advancement of the interests of Raiti-
more, Will give us their support the above consi
derations
To thos2 who are inclined to profit themselves al
the same time that they encourage us-we conf
IDENTITY say, that scheme oil lottery splendid or
promising the above, has been offered in this
country.
o. The commissioners having already contracted
for the sle Of sufficient number of Tickets to au-
thoIize them in fixing the earliest day for drawing
that the dlae necessary FOR making preparations will
admit,
GIVE NOTICE, .s
dsat the drawing of the Medical College Lottery
will commence on the 1ith day Of June next.
TICKETS may be had by application to the Ma.
nagers.
.N.4.N.4GEPS.
John 3. Davdge Nliddn. 3. Magruder
James Mosher isaac PurneI
John Comegys BENJAMIN Berry
Robert Cary Long George Winchester
Is. H. MuihEin John Crawford
u A Smith T.. Mitchell
Hall Harrison p H. Nickliui
w H. Clendinen William M'Mechcn
Fielding Lucas, jun. IT. II. Worthington
William Gwynn William Jessop
David Hoffman Henry Thompson
Samuel Baker Charles A. Waried
James Cooke Charles Wrgman
Jonathan Meredith William Lorman
jeremiah Sullivan
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-06-23

John 3. Davidge :.
James Mosher
John Comegys
Robert Cary Long
b. IL. MuiIil-in
ID. A. Smith
Hall Harrison
w. III. Clendiuen
Fielding Lucas, jun.
William Gwynn
David Hoffman
Samuel Baker
James Cooke
Jonathan Meredith
Jeremiah Sullivan
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-10-26

lcr's regiment. The militia have been
released on parole, not to serve during
the war. Our troops, on their landing,
took possession Of the British battery,
which they retained till afternoon, when
the British were reinforced, and our
men obliged to surrender. TIE nI.h-
Der OF killed and wounded is about 400.
The number OF eur troop, watch cross
ed over, are not particularly mentioned,
but must have been lrcn 800 to 1000.
Our surgeons have been permitted to
go over to dress the wounded Colonel
Van Rensselaer, was wounded on the
first landing. 0s
Gen. Wadswoffh and Col. Stranahan,
OF Tie militia, are also prisoners. We
have lost maTy brave officers. Brock
is said to have been killed. Gen Van
Rensselaer,. Loveit, sc. was at Queens
ton, with the ,rny, bat they returned,
and are well. Victory for several hours,
Perched upon the banners Of OFT army
a sad reverse, however, took place.
The militia would hot cross when they
found that relDiorccmcuts were requir-
ed"
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-10-26
CHARLESTON, Oct. I6.

Arrived schooner Mary-Ann, Caazal,
from a cruise. After parting company
with her prize, the Mary-Aan put into
Batlkri, a sraall inlet on the south side
of CubQ--iStt there on the 9Th inst -
The priyatcer sc0naner Hazard De-.
MS, Is days fyora tGi< part, had put III
there for water. The M.ry-Aan has
seut in 10 prizes or this cruise but the
Paenix she destroyed several sn,.i
vessels, as already mentioned, and BIZ
fish cutter lcadci with cofee Ya,tsy-
dag morning ab0-, 20 ns!,as - the south
ward of the bar, size tel u, With and re-
captured the schooner Union, D~gAer
frn,n this port for New Hav#n, and the
sloop Aary-Aal, r IA Id for n. Yo =,
winch had beeo captured 0n T1">d
evening On board the for.nGr t:ay
found Mr. Fowler, midshipman, with TWO
seamcn and on board the latter, were
NJ James, reidsh:pman, ard four sea-
men-tnese officers and men were take,
cut, and the vessels manned from the
Mary. Ann. The Union anchored with
IA the bar last evening; the sioop Is ca.
pscted to get in this morning. We
learn from theSc mldshlpmen, that the
armed vessels off our bar are the Me-
sellc, captain Mowbrsy, of 8 thirty-two
pound carronadcs, with crew of $50
men the Rhodian, captain Boss; and
the Variable, lisut. Yates; each mount
inr 10 Or l2 guns, with a complement
OF about 90 'nen. They are ten days cut
from Nassau on q Cruise. Amnng the
vessels wD,ch they have captured off
our bar, is valuable brig from Partua~I,
bound 10 this port schoohe" under
Spanish coiors, from Porto Rico and
large topsoii sioop. II Was the intcn-
ton OF The contractors 10 have given up
the Union yesterday nora'0g, and to
send aer III hoge with the prisoners, but
she had separated from the vessels ii
war in the blow # IVsane sdar night, s
thus fell INTO The hanGs Of the Mary-Ann
Last evralrG Just as the privaleer naa
srasssd the bar, aud was shading up
channel, the Moseile stretched along u
with the bar FROM the northward.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-10-26

Is days from London, via Nova Scotia.
Dry goods, sc. This ship was captured
ii our Cspes, BY the Liverpool Packet
lrlvateer, and carried into Liverpool, N
). but being licensed vessel, Wa, i'm
nediately liberated. Oct Is, in lat. Al
Il, Ion. 81 so, was bearded by lis B.
NJ. friga.e Acasta, and treated politely !;
upplied Us with e bag of bread, and put
he following prisoners on board, viz. {:
Lanes Jones, master of the schooner
Two Brothers, Of Stanford, Connecticut;
James L Pierce, and Mr. Swan, super
cargo of the brig Federal, Of Boston,
from the coast of Africa.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-10-26
RNSTON Dctoher Is.

Arrived, the & a;al saip Fawn. capt.
Har,ls. s DAYS trum H.iilax-the Faw
sailed ii Il 500 prisoners, landed some
a, Po,e!and. ana remainder brought Z
tut. pa. S.iicd in CO Union for Bas-
.c 4 No"sorl, AIcxA7dria. SpoHt,
G. -, At toe ,oouih of The harbor, sh'F
An,,z n, Or AIoaz OF Baltimore, So
iug ;n p,izr Tie D.ligcnt, Sna7,
fro,r Richmond {or Boston, had bsei ts
kca w thu Wang Emu.ous. For fur-
Their murine Intelligence. see extracts
FROM H,litax pspers
Sane day, ships Mirk and Abigd'i,
Portsmouth and Europe, from Wis
caSStt.