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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-12-05

IN the 10th dry OF the next month, (December)
~ VIII be offered for sale upon the premises, adj
joining Gooehland courthouse rs acres Of land be-
longing TO the estate OF Samuel Woodson, decd up
on which Is well built house for tavern, with al
necessary out houses, good garden, lots &c There
as no better stand believe in the country for q
merchant or Tayern-keeper, il being in popuIous
and rich neghbOrhcod, and IN one mile Of James IL
yer, and thirty miles from Rcbulond. However, il
rs deemed unnecessary to give very particular des.
eruption OF this property, il is presumed that those
who may wish to purchase, will examine for them.
selves. Possession to tAe above property cannot bc
gwen until the LIST day Of January, 1S14, it is rent
ed to MIR. benjamin Anderson, the present occupant.
until that time; but tie purchaser will have the be.
neht OF the rent from the let day OF January next Ia
The time oi possession, which rent will be two hun.
dred and fifty dollars.
Terms OF sale, one moieiy in cash, the balance in
twelve months. from the day of salt for nhcl, a.
lance, bond with approved security viii be required
also a deed OF trust upon the property.
TIE EXECUTORS.
"oOchianu, NoveNber ~. 2awtIOth
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-12-05

KTlNGlNiA--At Rules >lolccn in tue. Clerks o.
flee Of the Superior Court OF Chancery for the
itioh@o"d District the 18th day OF October, 1912.
Richard Nuckos, Lewis Nuckolis, Mary Arm
strong, James Watkins aud Nancy his wife, Austin
Hancock and Ann his wife, John .Thompso,,, and T.
hzabeth his wife, kez,sh Nuckolls, which said i.eh-
ard, Lewis, Mary, Nancy, Ann, Elizabeth aud Kc-
zal,, with William Nuckols, are children, heirs at
law and distributes at Charles Nuckos deed, who
MAS a son OF James Nnckos, the elder 1ec'd Charles
Nuckolls, Thomas, JOHN, Nathaniel. Samuel and
Mary Nnekois, Sarah Ganneil, and John i!uyhsou,
a.d Lucy his wife, which ssi. Charles, Thomas,
john. Nathaniel, Samuel, Mary, Sarah and Lucy,
children, heirs law and distributes OF James
Nucso!'sdco'd, who was also a sua Of James Muck
oils, the elder. deceased, Fhts.
against
William Nuckoils, John Nuekolis, Henriet,, Iiar.
ris, Ann Mallory, Lucy Duke, Marstou Duke, John
Duke and James Duke, children of Elizabeth Duke
twenty oae years, by Braxton bird * Mary his wife
their guardians; Mary L. Anderson snd Elizabeti,
Anderson. the only children OF Iucv Anderson
deed, who was Lucy Thompson, sister to John
said Alexander Anderson their father * next friend,
John Kiiby and Elizabeth his wife, who was Liza
beth Thompson, another sister the said .,n and
Nathaniel tAempaon, which said Jol'u, Nathaniel,
elizabeth ann Lucy, the children Of Mary
I'honpsoD, who WAS Mary Nuckols, CHRISTOPHER
W;ngield and Elizabeth his wife, and Nancy Xix by
her father aud guardian Joseph Hx, which said Eli
zaoeth and Nancy are children of Nancy Xix, wife
OF Joseph Hix, who was Nancy Nuckolls, Deffs.
The defendants John Nuckoiis aud Henrietta Har-
ris, not having entered their appearance aud given
security according to che act of assembly and the
rules OF this court. and It appearing by satisfactory
evidence that they nit inhabitants of this couii-
ltry-H s ordered. That the said defendants do APP
pear here the first day of the next term and AN
swer the bill ct the plaintiffs; and that copy o. this
order he forthwitl, inserted ia some pub
lshed in the city of Richmond, for two months sue
ces:vey and posted at the front door Of the Capitol
in the said city.
copy. Teste,
I'm. ". HENING, C. C.
november IL. wSwp
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-12-05
December 5.

Poor SHOE srORE-rhs Subscriber.
n respectfully inform the Public that they have.
taken store nearly opposite the Post Office where
they intend keeping genteel assortment, of La
Dies Bootces, sl,oes and Slippers, also gehtiemens'
Boots and Shoes, of their own mandatory They
havesaso constant supply OF Mems, Womens' and
Ch'drens coarse shoes OF a superior quality, which
they offer at very reduced prices.
ii. PARAiELE, & Co,
N.B All orders from the country viii h. ,L,,t-
fully received and executed with neatness and dis
patch.
Dec. 8. A..
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" lNGiNiA.-At Superior Court of Chancery
holden ut the Capitol in the City OF Richmo nd,
the 9th day OF July, 1919.
Henry Banks, PirF
AGAINST
Daniel Call. Executor and Devisee, in trust under
the last Will 4 Testament of Robt. Means, deed.
and Charles Spencer, Dcti's
BY consent OF the plaintiff and of the defendant
anel Call III proper person, this was this day
heard on the bill, and answer of the said defendant
Dsn,el Gallon consideration whereof, the court
not deciding upon the merits, doth adjudge, ORDER
and decree, that the said defendant after having Of
ven sixty days notice OF the time aud place OF sale
sell the lands in the bill and proceedings mentioned
at such time or times as he may think proper to
1t ofis uonthsas to moiety of the purchase no.
ney, and oftwo years to the other moiety taking
bond and security and deed of trust upon the lands
III order to secure pay ment of the purchase money
aud that he hold the same subject the future or
der OF the court
Cory-Teste,
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VIM. w. HENING.

n ANDS FOR S.4LE.-By virtue of the above
decree OF the Honorable Superior Court of
Chancery for the Richmond District will be sold. At
public auction, 10 the highest bidder at the Eagle
avern IN the city OF Richmond, upon the fourth
day Of january next if fair otherwise the next fair
day, the following tracts efland in the state of Vir-
gnia, viz
I09S0 acres in the county IF Greenbrier, on the
northeast side of the Meadow river
500 acres formerly in Harrison, but now in Ram
doph county on Stewards run.
!, SUI acres formerly in Harrison, but in Ran
doph county on the waters of Stewards run.
500 acres formerly in Harrison, bat now in Ran
dolph county, between Stewards run and Hedi;ns
Mill rum
500 acres formerly in Harrison, but now in Ran
doph county, on Stewards run.
5Oo acres in Harrison county, on the waters of
stewards run. drain Of Tiger Valley river.
5000 acres in Harrison county on Hackers creek
1000 acres formerly in Harrison, but now in Ran
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, Ca the Gladly fork of Cheat river
1884 acres IN the comfy Of Harrison on the waters
of Gnatty creek.
1000 acres formerly in Harrison, but now Randolph
county, on the Gladly fork ofCheat river
Ioeo acres IN Harrison county, on the right hand
fork OF Gnatty creek.
1000 acres in Harrison county, on the left hand forl
of Gnatty creek.
The patents for the above lands are all issued 20
the said Robert Means, assignee of Henry Banks
and the sale will, accsrdn to the terms of the said
decree, be upon credit of twelve months to one
noiety oil the purchase oney, and of years to
the other moiety. The ur ckasers to give bond and
security and deed of trust upon the lands in order
70 secure payment ofthe purchase money.
DANIEL CALI ~.
Executor Of and devisee in trust,
andcr the Iasf HiH and Iestaxnent
Of Robert Means, deed.
oct. u. 2awtds
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-12-05

GfDUCATION.--The subscriber offers his s.ry;.
IL ces to the citizens of Richmond and It's sicinl-
p' to teach the Easlsh and French Languages
grammauea'iy, Geography, aud tie fire, branches
o, me Hi~thenatcss, at % dollars per annrra--as
also ordinary Reading and Writing az 20 collar, ,,r
an"um, 10 he paid quarterly. The school to com
mence the first OF January next, at the house now
occupied by Mr.. William Saunders on Il second
street. Those who wish to favor the institution.
will be pleased To make it known 10 the sub.,,h.rr
on or before ihat day.
GEO. S. ATKISsoN.
, Oecemoer D. 2tD
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-12-05

VpNOMPKfNS & MURRAY, Have received *
Il are opening their LONDON GOODS, con,
siSting Of valuable and extensive assortment of
Cloths, Cassimeres, Linens, Caleoes, Musiins, sc.
&c.--S on board nf the Oliver Ellsworth from Liver
pool now, at City FONT, they have considerable
portion of their coarse NGol!eus, Hardware and
Cutlcry. which may be. expected up in the course Of
OF 10 days; all Of which they offer for sale, on
reasonable terms, for cash, or negotiable paper.
O. so Bales Napt Cottons on hand.
MoV. & as
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-12-05
October >, 1919.

AZ DUCATIoN.-The public are again respe.,-
FULLY informed, that the subscriber will contin-
ne In his profession, as teacher of yosth the ensu
ing year-And for this purpose he has engaged that
,arse ana commod,ous building, called the White.
House, few yards distant from Hanover Court
house, where he will teach the following branches
oflearning, viz. the English Latin and Greek Ian
guages; Writing, Arithmetic, English composition
and Geography. The fees for tuition, in any or all
the above mentioned branches, will be 80 dollars
payable at equal quarterly payments Any scholar
becoming m ember of the school, will be liable fos
the tsition fees for the whole year.
The school will be opened on the 18th of January,
and will be discontinued on the 18th of December FOL
iowingi making term of 10 months after deduct.
ing one of the summer months for vacation. The
subscriber will be prepared to accommodate few
OF tae scholars with board, washing anu lodging in
elusive at 20 dollars for the term quarterly
The balance of the scholars, Mr.. Thornton will
board on the same terms. The subscriber will feel
it his duty to attend particularly to the morals and
general department Of the youths intrusted to his
care; ard the public may rest assured that no gam
ing will he allowed by Mr.. Thornton.
The subscriber returns his grateful acknowledge
menn to the public, Tor ths liberal patronage with
by an ardent desire to please, and a close attention
to the discharge Of his duty, still to merit the conf
dence OF Gentlemen disposed to edusate their sons
in the above branches.
Scholars can be engaged by application tn Mr.
Thornton, or to the Subscriber.
RUFUS CHANDLER A. M.
,t.t.. .., CERTIFICATE.
At the request of Mr.. r. CHANDLER, we have
examined his credentials, and can testify that he il
in possssson of satisfactory vouchers of his having
been literally educated Yale College, one of the
most reputable Summaries in New-Ensland. Be.
side the literary honors conferred ON him by the
College, we hnd him highly spoken of by the profes.
sors under whom he studied. He has also exhibited
from Gentlemen Of high respectsbility, ample ties.
timonias in favor Of his moral character and his as
s'duty and suecess as teacher. In addition to all
which gives pleasure to say that from our
sonal acquaintance with Mr. Chandler, we readily
coacur in the favorable sentiments expressed by
others. ANDREW BROADDUS.
PETER NELSON.
Nov. 10Th, 1afx yvav
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-12-05

FpNO THE PUBLIC-The subscriber has taken
n large Hnd convenient house the basin for the
reception OF country produce, where he intends
transacting business commission. Those Who NAV
favor hmwith their consignments, may depend on
The utmost attention and punctuaIity
FREDERICK CLARKE.
Oct' 80 1awtf
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-12-05

NE eNpec, 10 receive ia a few days, large as
w sortlnent OF coarse GOODS, viz.
Striped Dule and Rose Blankets-White napt
Cottons; csourea * white Plains-coarse Cloths
Costings-Fearnooghts- and coiour,d Fam
nels---fow X Flax Oznaburgs--.Cotton Bsggng, &c.
Also, one bale OF superfne Cioths.--two trunks OF
Cainlrics.-lris LinensHosiery in trunks assorted,
and Pins assor,e0-which we propose selling On rea-
ssaable terms by the Package.
GALLEGO, RICHARD, & Co.
NoYenhnr & .c
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-12-05

'e'Wo HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD. A
bundle containing 800 sheets Of twenty dollar
notes, printed in blank for the Farmers Bank Of Vr
G'na, was taken ont Of box aud supposed to be sto
zen on The night Of tie 18th instant at tie house Of
Messrs w oodiord and TaIlaferro in Fredericksburg
ne s9oYe reward viii be pail to any person who
will deliver the said notes to D,l,ney He,sdou p
OF that place, or to the subscriber.
bat the pablo may be guarded against imposition.
they are informed, that no fDcny dollar nofes Ran,
ger nor SVII De fssRedby the Farmers Bank of Vr
gina OK any OF ITS Branches, until further notice
WIN. NERERYIS, Cashier.
"'OH'n''n' 'th 'ctobar 1919. 2awtf.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-12-05

q sEMOVAL--ELT1S REED has removed 60
u the store lately occupied By MIR BENJAMIN
Simball where he offers for sale ON the most res
snnsble terms very extensive and general assort-
"a eat OF Shoes Of the best quality.
Also 100 Doz. mems wool hats, Cotton and WOO
cards, aud Trunks Of various sizes.
Oct. IS. ssyi2w
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-12-05

by virtue ut deed of trrst executed to me by
~ Miles Cary, of the county of Surry, bearing
date tic 10th day Of JuIy 1879. viii be sold at Surry
courthouse, on Saturday the 18th day of December
next, three Lots, ~ the town Of Gotham, on which
IS cool dwelling house and other out-houses, or so
much thereof sli,II be sufficient pay the sum OF
six hundred dollars and the cost of executing this
trust. Being other0ise Interested, viii only
yey sCch title as is vested IN me rs trustee.
FRANCIS flicker, Trustee.
November 90. SO
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-12-05

ylv1E VIRGINIA 1NN--On The cross street
leading to the Governors, formerly kept by
Richard Crouch, is opened for the accom- mo-
dation Of traveers-A few Boarders will be taken
by The year Oil reasonable terms, in addition TO
those nov engaged, aud ten or twelve Delegates to
the ensuing Assembly will find accommodations
Every exertion to give satisfaction is promised by
BENZ. MOSBY.
November 81. 1t
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-12-05

"a ALL GOODS-Robert Nelson & Co. have re-
Il ceivcd forty packages OF Goods adapted TO tb.
present and approaching season, aad are in daily ex-
pcctation Of further supplies which they will cell ut
low pr.ccs for cash or acceptapces in town.
iiichmond, 18th November, 1872 II
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-12-05

atLEGANT FURNITURE FOR SALE at the
a House opposite the Globe Tavern On Il.
Street next bat one above Mr.. .Ionston's--te fol-
loving articles OF Cabinet Furniture manufactured
ia New York OF the best materials, viz
Pillar and Claw, Dining, Card and Tea Tables,
Sidebosrds, Secretaries, Book Cases, Bureaus, Di-
,ning Tables in fcts, Writing Tables, Ladies work
u, Tables, Gard and Pembroke Tables. Mahogany
high post aud field Bedsteads, Wash stands Candle
stands, &c. &c.
Dec. B. 3tp
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-12-05

'gN!E subscriber respectfully Informs the gen,,e-
Il men oil Richmond, aud the public, that he ias
opened an Oyster House next door To the Using
pun Tavern, on the back alley, where lac intends 10
&c. y. MOORE.
December 5. g,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-12-05

LAS v. LACHAIZE, Taylor aad mems Mer-
I'D Ger nearly opposite the Eagle Tavern Rich
n.ond, respectfully informs the Public in general
that lac has on hand elegant and extensive assort-
ment OF Gentlemen's fashionable ready made dres-
ses, also Cloths of very superior quality and daily
expected from New York fresh supply which he
VIII sell at very reduced prices for cash only,
Deeember ). 2awiw
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-12-05
ySNAE SUBSCRIBER. HAVING les.e,l ,he Ts,s-n
November IL.

NE SUBSCRIBER, having leased the Tavern
n and other houses at Hanover Court-houss, for
the term ct three years, proposes opening a
Tavern on the LIST of January, 1918.
He will provide himself with good beds. liauors
and diet for the accommodation OK tho public A
house unoonnected with the Tavern will be appro-
priated to the use of families. Mr.. Chandler will
teach school in the White House. can board
from ten to fifteen scholars, on the terms mentioned
in MIR. Chambers advertisement below. 81.
JOHN THORNTON.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-12-05

NJ OTlCE--As am about to leave the state
lN and perhaps the United States, all persons
who have business with me, viii call on my friend
ana hgent Capt William d. Wren, who is proper
y authorised to act for me during my absence.
JOHN +. PRICE.
Dee' - - 2aw4w
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-12-05

'HE Annual Meeting fthe Stoe kholders OF the
u Bank OF Virginia for the purpose of eleetise
Directors will be held at the Banking house on the
f.'t Monday in January next
VIM. cambridge, Cashr.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-12-05

NooD EATING to5be had at the Oyster house
TX opposite the Post Office where gentlemen can
the rocks
Dec. 8. A.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-12-05

~ LANKErS, COTT0NS Nc.--For sale on &C
cOmmoiang terms tive following articles, ,z-
Rose Duffie Blankets, G.. * BraithwaiIs Coz.
tons, German and Distered Steel, 8 X 10 ny. Nails
Apply to
WIN. BROWN, & Co.
Mayo's Bridge,
November 81. II
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-12-05

4 LIVERPOOL BLOW.N S.sLT-For sale, a,
y float, or in store, on moderate terms, Liverpool
filled Sack Salt. Apply to a. SHgRP
For freight or charter, the ship Phoenix, captais
Parker, now at Rermuda Hundred, on her third
voyage, ready for the reception of cargo.
November Ii. G
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TO .1aILLEvERS.

!. -. 4 = .FtTII-I.FEHS,
"a wing Rich inond in few months, will sell ali her
stock OF goods on accommodating terms Any one
wishing to begin the above business, can have the
store and any part * the household furniture at a
fair valuation.
Dec. 8. j,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-12-05

'HE Subscribers, having associated themselves in
n business, under the firm OF Whtock & Ladds
tender their services to their friends and the publ
generally as Commission Merchants--they have .
large, strong, and commodious Brick Warehouse,
covered with tile, the margin OF the Basin ca;cu
lated for the purposes OF storing Tobacco, Flour,
TRAIN &c. he facility and ncstueSs, with whick
they receive, and ship produce without any
diayage) affords advantages not no@ equsiied, noe
eonso be surpassed by any other situation in the ci
y-tley viii, on tie receipt of, preface, make lihe-
raj advances in cash. TO such of tcir customer who
may wish !. from their assdoity and attention to
business, they later themselves, that they viii ut
least merit share of ls,llic patronage.
CHARLES Wi1ITLOCK,
THOMAS LADD,
AMOS LADD.
10th mo- Oct 50. n
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-12-05

y In NIX $,
OF almost every description,
Ike FOR Sy9(,E ,4I'IIflS OffICE.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-12-05

vENHE Subscriber will receive ia few days gcne-
sou, consisting Of Napt Coitpns. Plains, Rose sud
Striped Bsnkets, FIsnuels, I;o,ubaLetrs, Snvsl6se
Cloths & CsssIineres, Manchester Stuiis, S-g BIC
Which vii. b. sold on liberal tsrn,s.
JAMES BROWN, Jr.
Nov. 3.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-12-05

VEyO BE Sold, at Orange courthouse, on Friday
u the 18th day OF December next If fair, If not
the next lar day, at public auction fifty likely
gro Slaves, belonging to the estate Of DIR. John wiz
lis, deceased, consisting OF men, women and Children,
and having amorgst then, boys aud Pirs aud one IL
not two, carpenters. The. sale Of the above slaves
will be continued from day to day, till they 70 sold,
and viii lie upon credit of sixteen n,oau,s, upon
the purchasers giyIng bond 10 bear interest from,
the late IL not punct;tay raid, with security 10 b9
approved by the sttbsoribcrs, sHd viii he made ~ Ia
miles. except where the children are OF ten years es
age OF more.
.NELIY &. UHLIS, e,c'rx.
ROBERI' 1y4YLOR, c5s'oy IT.
JohH ~ iliis.
November o.. fds
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Brig. Gen. HARRISON
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Surry County, Dee. 5.
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Gooehlsnd. November "a. " -'-' 9nwti o1,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-01-08

h:s reams of eap0nisi.cd depreciation and
restored her to a sense Of justice, The course
OF the power remaining niouon may easily
be diverted 10 punish whatever cI in,aslice ID
o be foJna IN other nations.
FROM INN 7vho knows lie minds and
means u men AViDg De svcen he ice
6ouHd 6GHks If PeAobsc0f and ne
yrhos9 nde # Me Hiatahama.
National Inteigencerl
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-01-08
To the Senate and House OF Representatives Of the
United States.

l lay before Congress two letters received
from Gov. Harrison Of The Indiana Territory,
reporting The particulars and the issue of the
expedition under his command, OF which no.
tice W, taken in my communication OF Mo-
Scpber s.
While il is deeply lamenicd that so many
valuable lives have been lost in the action
WHICH took place on the 7th ult. Congress,
will see wilh satisfaction tue dauntless spirit
and lorttudc victoriousIy displayed by every
description OF the troops engaged, as well Is
the collected hrmncss which distinguished
their commander on an occasion requiring the
utmost cxeuions OF ,alour and discipline.
II may reasonably be expected that the good
effects Of this critical defeat and dispersion OF
a combination ot sayagcs, which appears to
have been spreading to great extent, wall
be experienced not only in a cessation OF tue
murders and de2fcdaiions committed on our
frontier, but in the prevention OF any hostile
incursions otherwise 10 have been apprehcnded.
The families OF those brave and patriouck
citizens who have fallen in This severe conflict,
wili doubtless engage the favourable attention
Of Congress JAMES MADISON.
Washington, Deccm5cr l8, 1911.
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Indian Expedition.

The following Message from the President Of
the United states, enclosing Gov HARRI'
SONS two leuers TO the Secretary at War,
on the subject of the tate engagement with
the Indiaus on the w Wabash, WAS laid 5etOyc
Conlrcss ola The i9ih December uitimo.