davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-12-03

lwith pleasure cal your attention .iom
itlese un;oward Incidents by land, 10 the
lsigla! proofs VI comray- aud skull IL aniies'ell
!on the Ocean. Many occasions have oc-
Cured. BIZ par.cnla.'y III the capture Of
the CIc:fierr, wLerr the Conduct ut our
seamcn was c:siiieUtly cn!coiLtca 10 iatter
cur pride, aid Z sure pledge, VIC haze no
thing t. sea; from our cheniy, G,lun her avn
eie'usn:, w'..ne,er The forces Opposing each
other are ueav.y Equal.
have thus, .cliow -citizens, brisly reca-
pitul4tcd the causes which led 70 Tie wal,
IN which we are engaged. l have rccGun-
ted the principal events which have occur
red Guriug its progress, aud disclosed -
YOU the part performed by the Tx ecuiiye of
CHS commonwealth.
W hch 10 the aiGuous struggle with G..
i. the duration of which the pride and
injustice OF the enemy, viii. Gudging fr4m
recent appearances.) protract, is added the
Long catalogue ot unrcuressed wrongs a
gainst France, Cor which little hope is now
entertained of An hohvrabic PREPARATION b,
puCihc means, and ,.hich, in due seascn
shouid' he avergrd by the most energetic
Is.easures and when we reflect that Il Jar
ring world is in arms from the rising, To
the setting sun the crisis in which we are
called To act, assumes 4 deep interest, APP
peaiing TO the feelings, and calling for the
aid, Of every onv to whom has been confd-u
q share of ,he public confidence. Although
our external relations are. very properly
conhded to the General Government, vet
from the peculiar structure oil GU. institute
ons. much may be effected by hearty CO.
operation ofthe state authorities. VIVA.
course 1T becomes the powerful state OF Viz
lginia to pursue in the present times,
cheeriully submit TO the wisdom of her re-
representatives., not doubt that the result
OF their deliberations, viii! be propiiious to
the welfare of our beloved country, and will
Sustain the character she has therefore dis.
played. OF a Wise liberaiity whe never called
upon to aid the Common cause
(CoNcLUsIol on Saturday.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-12-03
4 CApEMy at NoRru.sinroN-rh. s..l.

a CADEMY at NORrHMn.TON-T Sub.
I . scriter having in Considerable. dcsree reco-
sered his health, IS urged 10y both social aud caren-
,A motives 10 resume pursuits NOidsbI, inter-
rurte'i Under the most affective circumstances For
that pun pose, aud win II view 10 pernanense Ia.
has purchased Gien'n0re, pleasant, healthy. and
III every inpoI Kant respect, eligible situa,ion near
Milton, III tbs county Of A,henar!c. As however
immedste possession OF thC bu,!isys cannot be oh
tuned, he viii, the end Monday OF January next
enter upon The instruction CT Youth Mt North. MAJ;
ton, ~ Tie large and cOinmodions yellow house th
property OF Col. i. II Randolph His plan to ti,,.
full extent OF Which the accession o. 81 res,,e . able.
Assistant, viii, he trusts enable hin, ITO 90 an,p,
justice, ein braces 5!,e sane bT@ncles as have here
toore constituted the pursued in Substance.
through the various forms of his successive cstst-
shmtnts He, moreover, contemplates boarding
III las own family, certain number Of the Junior,
Pupis, over whose morals, progress and well bein.
he will seduiously watch. Other families viii a.trtl
satisfactory sccomni odations. For particulars an.
ply 10 the subscriber h.lnse personally or b, letter
also TO Col 1. NJ. Randolph, or to p Carr, Esqr,
Albemarle county, and To Mr.. SamI. Peasants
Richmond. L. H. CInARDIN
Milton, Dee. 8. wsw
O = Direct 10 l.. H. G. AZ Milton, AibemarIe couD-
iy
Wanted to engage, as Assistant, gentleman of
active habits, unqaes;ionabe i.laia character, and
satisfactory requirements.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-12-03

'ENHE subscriber respectfully informs the gentle
= men OF Richmond, end ,ie pubic, tina, he has
opened an Oyster House ,cXt door to the Ris,ns,
gun 1arern, On The back alley, where h., int ends &c,
keep fresh Oysters, Buck Wheat bread and Co,,.e.
&c. WC.IpT's
December s. 1s
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-12-03

Il MON HALL .,lC.4DE.JfI.-Tlc winter VI.
u cation viii commence on Frilqy the iltl De-
ce"Pci', and VIII contnse until Monday the i1th
January, 1873.
The subscribers, after the experience of three
years, Ending That Their fees Jii tar slor. OF the
cowpea &ation TO wloii they tnk their Isbo,rs en-
10 meet that object. Their prices viii In future be-
for tuition AS dolls; Tor board 90 dolls. ard washing
and ending 10 dolls. A reduction OF their number
OF boys will ensue this change. Should any of thei,
patrons contemplate the removal CT their sons On.
wards, it is requested that they will nrac;,is.s,y
make it known, that the vacancies may be rnert sty
other applicants for admission, from the e,,re
inert OF the next year.
THoS w. :, z. =, MAJqY
Lindsay Store, AiJcin9rlc eoUuly, Va
Dcc.iuAeV ,,sv,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-12-03

'R'WE Annusl Meeting OF the Stockhod ers OF the
n Bank OF Virginia for the purpose of clecting
Directors will be held At the Banking lionse on the
frst Monday III January next.
Wan. cambridge, Cashr
Dec. s. In,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-12-03

~ DUCATION.---1be Subscriber of.rs his sc,vs,
~ ces 60 the citizens 81 Richmond and lis yic,ni
ty, to teach tie Eoghsh aud Frn~h Leugu.,. %
dramatically, Geography, and the f.st branches
% The Mathematics, at % dollars per anaarn--As
also OriiDSry Resliuk ard Wr,tue 1t % dollars beg
snnum, TO he pad quarterly. The school TO con,
neEce the h-si d January devt, at the house nov.
oce' pied by Mr. William Ssnoders, on u SECOND
street. Those WHO wisn to favor the institution,
III" be pleased 10 make II known to the subscriber
On or LeiJs tiai day.
gro. S. ATKISSON.
December g. etp
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-12-03

E2OOT & SHOW STORE Tile Subscribers
kp respcet:ury i,fo.n Fubi,c that tbey hsye
tsken store nearly opposite the Post Office. where
thsy int@Hd Keeping 4 e tsel assortment, OF L.
dies BuVsers, shoes ara slippers, also ceptifr.us'
Boots ard Shoes Cftleir u faarufactorv ThcT
have,lso co0stAnt slPply Of Mens', SVcmcns' t.si
ChidTecs' coarse ocs n superior quay, wbisr
.hey ore: et vciy rcdres q prices.
H. PARNEIF. &Cs.
NIB. All orders from d,c country viii BE t.,aGt.
fuiiy received snd c,eeutsd sth ~ suesi Ell b..
patch,
D.c 3, 50
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-12-03

& COB EATING 10 be had at the Oyster house
ea opposite tile Post OHce w.esc geutlerpen can
b. accommodated with u -icrs OaIy II hodiJ from
tas rocks.
Dec. 5. &
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-12-03

MI O'T1CE--As l am about 70 leave The state
~ and perhaps the United States, all persons
who have business with me, will call ON iny friend
and AScnt Capt William ID. Wren, WIS is proper
~ authorised TO act fol me during my absence.
JOHN L. PRICE.
lee. ). 2aWiw
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-12-03

( HE subscriber having tel: this oty hereby in
j forms those who 5ah Tobacco - his innds I'M
sold, that the same IS left for sale with j. H. s. ~
H. Thomas Commission Merchants, near the Basin,
where further information can be had.
VIM. 4. CARTER
December D. 5to.,v
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-12-03

Diei, in Chesterfield, the 18th uit Mrs Henri,
L. Wcoddy ofO sIethorp, Georgia.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-12-03
THE HlNIER.

offer the following hints those who are
co"cern.d.-l hey Miil sleak tur ;h-.n-
selves.
TO The Vi,ginia Legislature.
congratulate you OF bavng SO few va
canc,es To Ill ,h,s session. lou will, vi
coaise, have all FIR aati!A.y--no scope for
personal feelings or intrigue, aud more time
Tor the service Of the public.
beg you 10 pass no Resolutions shis win
ter; no expressions Of confidence or supper,
IN the General Observation-Disclosures are at
this time WortlS, Herds, Words !!"-If
you Wish to support them NOW, act /; ana
show ycur resolution by your deeds.
On the Recruiting Service.
Let Congress raise the bounty OF the SOL
der; at least make the whole $40 more
eV!ie-atG6ie. il nalf be kept back to re-
serve the recruit fox ins, 3ection, by su-
perior officer, he ought always 10 be at
hand.-i mere is and mas not been for weeks
past an Inspector Ia THIS City.--Nothing so
much invites recruits aa he ring cf the rca.
dy Rhno on The druul-nead.
TATTLING. - 800
Let us adapt our tongues and pens to the
state OF war. We must be prudent, anG
not be so ready To tell every thing TO the e.
nemy-the number If our troops, their com
position, marchings and nvasons Of Cana
da. The papers babble too much ON these
sdbjects--evcn the hisa cheers OF the gov
crnment are not circumspcct enough
Why put the enemy oh kogers's track by
publishing his letter? Why does General
Smyth publish his note 10 Van Rensselaer,,
stating the most practicable point of nyasi-
on OH the Niagara
am happy to see the tone zyliich noyy
reigns az II. Quarters-Uitncss the follow
ng PRONE, and firudent caution just given
10y the .ddIutanf GcneraIs office:
GENERAL ORDERS.
.+ -Adjutant Generals OEc-,
Washington Gig. 27th Moo. 1872.
Certain publications having appeared in the news
papers, giving Information in detail OF the strength
and probable objects of the armies to WINCH the wri
tiers are said to belong; which information if true
IS calculated to apprize the enemy of their real
strength, it incorrect, to rnislead the public MUD
Il has become necessary to put stop to all such pub
locations IN future, by reminding the Officers and
Soldiers OF the Army, that all communications rca-
tive TO their duties to the public Service, should
be made TO them immediate commanding officers, *
forbiddng them to correspond these subjects with
any other persons reserving TO all concerned the
rightl secured to them by the K,Ies Articles
War.
T. II. CUSHING, .4dj. Gen.
BY order Of the Secretary ofWar
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-12-03

DIED--In Montreal, Col. Edward Up Dor-e!!
Quarter Master General, aged Is years :.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-12-03
TO .gfILLLNERS

u LAS " LACHAIEE, To,lo- and meas Sier-
"a Ger nearly opposite TIC g.. e laye,n Rich.
iAonj, respectfully HaOfn,s Jie iaJic in general
t"t he hs5 on hand elegant aud extensive sssoft.
ment OF Getttieiies f,shionahlc ready made dres-
seg, aisO Cloths of 3 se,y sureiorq .nty aud tal,
p,oled ON \ ew Yurl fresh rippiy Which l,e
~ 2'h at very reduced p,ices iJr c,s! only.
December d. &lw4w
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-12-03

gTLEG7bE1' FUR%tr'Ji.E FOH SALE al tic
= House opposite ti,e G.ebe Tavern on r.
street neSt hat oisv above NIr Jchuson's--the fol-
'awi1S ar,selcs ot Cab.aet Furnilgys maauiact tuned
al 'cw York OF the hest msterisl9, viz.
Pn.a and Claw, Cininy, Card Nad Tea Tables
Sidsl,ards, Secretaries, 8oo% Gases, Itne aus, D.
n,ns Tables IL sots, Ws,iing IsDles, Ladies work
Iabcs, C-ri aod Pembroke Table, Mahogany
high posi- ADD fed Deds!eads, " ash stands, Candle
s;s1,is. ~. So.
Disc 3tp
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-12-03

DIED, at Norfolk, on Friday the Goth uit. TIE
oDoRtcK ARMIsTEAp, ESQ. Navy Agent at that
place, aged SIS years--a man distinguished for the
qualities OF his head and heart, and much lam ened
where he was known,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-12-03
From Niies's Weekiy Register.
THE WAR ON THE OCEAN.

Since the declaration of war (and nearly
a months time was lost, by the uaceyfaDafy
attending the proceedings OF congress, so
that when it was declared, our seamea were
not prepared for it) we have taken from
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-12-03

y Ii " K S,
&c sjmost eyeiy des,afn,iea. rs
FC-f S.2LE AZ nus SF}ycE,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-12-03

offer the following hints IL those who are
M,il sreah tur ;h-.n-
selves.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-12-03

IS armed ships, AIS guns 1920 men 30 eaci
IL unarIned do - 27o do, Il
IL armed briggs, 117 guns $40 dc, 90
rs unarmed do. GO do.
armed SHOWS. IL guns SO d.. 1e
armed barques, 16 guns So do. Is
unarmed do. 4S do. IL
1 armed schrs. II guns &c do. 90
So unarmed do. ST. do. 6
A do sleeps - "a DO. 6
2l9 vessels. 574 guns. sos men.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-11-20
BY Thomas Richie.

NJ PnIcEs CURREMr--Tobacco from Q To
S?-F?our Sxperfne. S9----fne DO. so cents
lower on an average.---Co,a per Lbt 80 III
tthsat 9s., 5l. to- lO--Bacoa, 10 to i2 cents per
lb.-fEhiskey from 50 20 IS cents per gaiioa---
Bar Iron, . ITO per ton--Hemp per do from 100
TO 100.
TICKETS in the Tdccine and in the Susgue-
hdnGh Canal lotteries, for sale at this Office
warranted u,drawn.-Ths elst day IS drawing of the
former is over--thc three Pr.1es Of $4,000, Of
Snl0, and s ri 1907. yet in the wheel; present
price OF tickets 10 dolsIn the Susaueha hannah Lot
terry, there prizes Of So,eO, of 10000, Of
10 900. of 5000, of 5000, Of 1000 and OF 1000
&c The 2ist DAYS drawing is completed Present
price of Tickets IL dols.-3oth these Lottsre. will
continue to draw days in each week until compict-
sl-5o0 tickets each day, in HE Vaccine, which will
be the first to be completed-Reguar lists of draw
ings may be seen at this office.
For sile at this Office, by the gross. dozen, or
single, The Virginia .Atnnaaack, calculated by
Benja-tin Bates.
x T Subscriptions received here for Melsh's
Irsveisi in the u, States in 1906 z, o, 10 & il
with interesting sketches of the Canada tne-The
work is now ia the bntier's hands The I'd Vol.
NAV he at this office the LIST unfertunats-
iy misisii on its from Phiiulei pha-Ako ex-
pected in day two Mellish's Map Of fhe Scar
Of Var---colored---p Si.-Gen,Iemen. who
wish copy, will please call Immediately and leave
their
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-11-20

A \ TERRELLS l.. ATKINSON, intend to con-
w. t,nue their school the ensuing year. hereto
lere, III the house opposite to the Governors, & ad-
joining Mrs Southgate's lot.
They pledge themselves to bsstow particular st
tention to the health, comfort, morals and inteect-
al improvement Of SUCH, are eutrtisted to their
care. will, from time to time, have examinations
OF their schce which, the respectable S, learn
ell gentlemen of the city, will be invited to attend.
In iine, nothing shall be omitted, which ean ex cite
the ersuiaton, or facilitate the improvement Of their
pupils.
The course Of Education pursued by them, en-.
braces the English, French, Latin and Greek an.
gnsge. Arithmetic, Geography, (including the use
OF the f'iobesl Mathematics, Moral and Natural
Philosophy and Compassion.
Fees for triton 40 dolls each, for the year, or
dolls the Tlerter for term less than the year. 10 he
paid quarterly IN advance, and dollar on entrance
for fuel. n vacation Of the school for one moI,tb,
viii tate place IN t'ie latter part OF the SIMMER
u. Terrell can accommodate few Boarders Nv his
family at ieo dots the term, for board, washing,
houseFoom and fuel.
November 5. wgw
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-11-20

4 VIZ subscriber respectfully informs the public,
Jr into co-psrinershp, the business heretofore car
ried on by him. will, from the first day OF November
next. be conducted under the frm of Harry TOMB
kinS, q ca. who will always keep ON hand general
assortment of Groceries and other articles in that
line, OF the best quality, which will be sold on the
most reasonable terms-beipg provided with large
and convenient Fire Proof Lumber House, they will
receive country produce either in exchange,or on
commission, and promise the utmost punetuality and
dispatch in executing any orders that may be ntrust-
ed to them.
Harry Iombktns earnestly solicits those indebted
to him to come forward aud pay off their accounts
speedy settlement Of his affairs. All those having
claims against him VIII please call for settlement.
HARRY TOMPKINS.
October I6. If
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-11-20
IRNWo nuNpNHp nnILANs nnNAnn. \

VENWc HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD. A
a bundle containing 500 sheets df twenty doi.,,
notes, pri1,cdir 6kas Tor the Fsrfass Bank nc VIZ.
ginia was taken oct Of box, aud supposed to h. so
len on TIE night al The 10th instant, AZ the ho,sc NJ
dessrs Wooifori and Taiaicrrnn Frederick slnr.
The above reward will lie pail 10 any rcrson " In
viii deliver the sid notes 20 Dlbncy fierndpn, Esq
OF that place, o. TO the subscriber.
That the public may he guarded aga'ns' imposition
they arc informed, that ttoeary dollar ao,ee havf
been nor ssiH be issaea5y the Farmers nsrk nj IT,
gina OF any OF IT'S Branches. "ntl farther notice
WIN. NESEGVis, CasE,~r.
Richmond, 5eth oslObs, 1914 sdstf
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-11-20
VIM, w. HENIs1G.
ID ANDs FoR S.2LE.-Br, rirtue of ~. .bas,

ANDS FOR S.2LE.-By- virtue of the above
La decree of the Honorable Superior Court OF
Chancery for the Richmond District gill be sold NJ
public auction, to the highest bidder, at the Eagle
Tavern III the cry OF IA rnond, upon the fourth
day OF January next, If fair, otherwise tie next far
day, the following tracts Of land in the state ct Vr.
gina, viz
1880 acres in the county of Greenbrier, ON the
north least side of the meadow river
500 acres formerly in Harrison, but noT in Ran
delphi county on Stewards run. ~
500 acres formerly in Harrison, bat now In RAN
dolph county on the waters of Stewards run.
500 acres formerly in Harrison, but now in Ran
uolph county. between Stewards run and Heddins
Mill run. =
500 acres formerly in Harrison, but now in Ran.
dolph county, on Stewards run.
500 acres in Harrison county, ON the waters of
Stewards runs drain OF Tiger Valley river.
50W acres in Harrison county on Hackers creek
1000 acres formerly in Harrison, but now in Ram
doph county, on the head waters of Stewards run
drain OF Tigers Valley river.
1000 acres formerly in Harrison, but now in Ran
dolph county, On the Gladly fork of Cheat river
1894 acres in the county of Harrison on the waters
of Gnstty creek.
1000 formerly in Harrison, but now RandoInh
county, on the Glady fork ofCheat river
1000 acres in Harrison county, on the right hand
fork of Gnatty creek.
1000 acres in Harrison county, on the left hand fork
of Gnatty creek.
The patents rof the above lands are all Issued to
the said Robert Means, assignee of Henry Banks
and the sale will, according the terms Of the said
decree, be upon credit OF twelve months as to one
moiety OF the purchase money, and years as to
the other moiety. The purchasers to give bond and
security, and deed Of trust upon the lands in order
to secure payment OF the purchase money.
DANIEL CALL.
Executor of and lepisee IN frusf
ander the last Jp7ii and Iestaaaest
Of Ro5ert Means, decd.
oct. -. 2awtds
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-11-20
NOTICE.

virtue of deed of trust bearing date the 18th
NJ day of December 1909 and of record in Abe
marie county court, executed by Mary Thomson,
Jesse Davenport and Srsannah his wife to the sub
ecribers to secure the payment OF debt due TO
William Galt-Niii be exposed at pnb.ic sale for
ready money at the house now occupied by said
davenport on the 18th day of December next all
the said Jesse Daveapos interest in the real estate
which nay be coming to him from the estate &C tyad
dy Thompson and Mary his vie in consequence OF
said lasenport's intermarriasc with his wife Susan
nah daughter of the said Watdy and Mary, or 50
muc'' thereof rs shall be sufficient to pay the bal
ance oil the debt in the deed aforesaid mentioned
Acting as trustees for the benefit of others will con-
Tey such title only as is vested in by the deed a.
forrsad.
20 FIN NICHOLAS 1.
HEX, 'GIRRETT,S '"S'eeS'
.Nocenber Il. q et
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-11-20

vSSHE Subscribers, having associated themselves in
u business, u'i,r tie hru al W htloek < La,i.s /;
te'.r their services TO their trieu's a the public
generally Ms Commission MerciIaits--they have u
large, strung, ana cosnmolio,,s i1rick-N arcouse,
covered with tile the ma'gn OF the Basin, ra;cu-
lated FOR the pu, ;'os.s o storn, Tobacco, Four.
Gram &c. The facility aud neatness, with which
they can receive, and ship pronce (wthput any
dray ase,) affords advantages not eausii-,. nor
eornoi be surpasse by any other situation ia the
N-they viii, on the receipt ct proluce. make line
raj advances IN cash, To such uf their customers who
may wish it from tl,er assi,luity and attention To
business, they h,uer themselves, that they viii at
least merit siare puzzle patronage.
CHARLES WHlTLOCK,
THOMAS LADD,
81. AMOS LADD.
10TH mo. Oct. I 81. e.. II
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-11-20
Oct. IS.

EfOR RENT or LEAsE-That Commodous
~ brick dwelling, occupied by the late Chancel-
Ter Tyler in the City OF Williamsburg, possessing
every necesssr, convenience of out houses sc, 1t
is beautiful situation and has attached il several
acres OF ground with garden in high cultivation. -
Possession may be had immediatey-aFor terms
apply at the Raleigh Tavern, Williamsburg.
September 90. IF
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-11-20

b WIS 10 to give notice, that the subscriber has IN
a his hands the sum Of twenty -four ptninds, be
longing to the estate Of Francis Anderson deceased
Of William, and is desirons that tie money mas
be taken of his hsnGs lie ther, fore requests ri
he Icgatecs Of the sail i. Anderson to come. for.
ward aud receive their several proportions agrceab,
to the will Of TIC sail T. 4 ndersn,
CHRISTOPHER TONI HLN,S,
E':'r. Of Francis .f,t!eyson, Decd Of ny. I'm
November 3. CTS
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-11-20
October IG.

EAj expect to receive in few days, large as.
W sortment of coarse GOODS, VIZ.
Striped Duffie and Rose Bisnkets--Whte Hapt
Cottons; coloured & white Plsins-coarse Cloths-
Coatings-iearnomghtse- and cooured Elan
nels.--fow & Flax Oznaburgs-- Cotton Bagging, &c
Also, one hale of super1ine Cloths---two trunks of
Cambrcs--Irish l.inensHosiery in trunks assorted,
and Pins assorted--which propose selling rea-
sonabe terms by the Package.
CALICO, RICHARD, & Co.
November 8. IF
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-11-20
MI ANcHEsTER TuRNPIKE CoMpANY-

M ANCHESTER TURNPIKE COMPANY
W L he annual meeting OF Stockholders will be
held at Brooks's Tavern in Manchester. on the
first Monday in December next-rnembers who
cannot attend in person, viii, it expected appoint
their proxies In order that entry of transfers m
be male, and shares daily represented |; the ander-
signed requests be furnished, speedily, with evil
dence ofany shares sold aud purchased since TIN.
sst meeting, TO wt--the Deed ITSELF or certificate
OF its being on record in the proper court
JAMES BRANDER, Crk.
November le. few
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-11-20

ekSoMPKINS & MURRAY, Have received s,
4 are now opening their LONDON GOODS, con.
sisting of valuable and extensive assortment OF
Cloths, Cassineres, Linens Calcoes, Muslins, sc.
Sc-S on board of the Oliver Ellsworth from Liver
pool row, at City Point, they have a considerable
portion of their coarse Woollens, Hardware and
Cutlery, which may be eSpected up in the course of
or 10 days; all OF which they offer for ssle, on
reasonable terms, Cor cash, negotiable paper .
= 80 Bales Napt Cottcns on hand.
Nov 5 tf
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-11-20

II LIVERPOOL. BL0h.N- S.fLY.-For sale, ~
\ 4 foat, or i" store, moderate terms, Liverpool
Ened Sack Salt Apply 20 "a SLLipf
For freight chu.'ter, the ship Phoenix, captain
Parker, at Bermuda Hundred, on her third
voysss, ready for the reception OF a cargo )
November. Ia ff .