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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-06-15

WYE the undersigned have this day examin-
" ed the body Of Betfey Fihe!d, late OF
this Town, at the requel of Doct. David G
Barker, in coniequence Of report having been
circulated concerning The conduct Of lad Bar
ker, when called upon to wife her, few hours
after delivery, was improper and the immedi :
are caule OF her death, aud are unitediy Of O.
pInion that the practice there Quriued was
proper and correct. and che only mode that
could have been purified with any probability
of fucce(s
JoHN A HYpE. JOHN CONVERSE, Isaac
LINCOLN, WIN PAGE, PAUL l. NICHOLS
Durham, May 20, 1912
NOTICE is hereby given, tina; the fubfcTi
= bers have been duly appointed Executors
TO the laa will and teliAnent Of
LUTHER FARRER,
late 81 Norway, in the county Of Oxford, Efq
decealed; have taken upon ourieIves thar
iruR, by giving bond as the lave directs Asd
al perions having demands upon the eltate q
faid Luther arrar, are required to exhibit the
fame and ali perfons indebted 20 The fad Ell
tate, are called UPON 70 make immediate pay.
mentt CALVIN EARRAR, ID Executor
JOSHUA SMITH, X on tie
MERCY "A. FARRARS EfIt.
June -.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-06-15
MASONIC NOTICE !

MASONIC NOTICE :
THE approaching AEuiverlary Of ST John
the BaptiG, will be celebrated ~ q" Lin
cola Lo5ge' in I5,jleo6d. IN a manner fui;abe to
the location. An addrels will be delivered by
Brother Edmund FIagg, Efq. and public din
ner provided. The craft 10 tBis vicinity and
All way f4iring Brethren are respectfully invi-
ted to attend The Lodge will aGemble at
i5fir Hail a. II clock A. M where tickels for
the dinner may ne had
SAMUEL. PARKER , C0z7aiHfse Of
SAMUEL MILLER Arrazge.
THOMAS WELD myztt.
Wifcal1et, May IS A. ID. 55I2 t4w0
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-06-15
EDWARD HOWE,

- - =
Tfts'aBs Building, I-'laf JII'.'.
LAS iull reci1ed al additional aIoT'ment Of
Ii MILITARY GOODS
Gilt aud Mahogany fram'd LOOKING
GLASSES
One elegant eilt TIME PIECE.
PAPER n ,NGlNGs and BORDIRS
BEDTICKINGi CHASE LACES and wor-
iie6,
Live geefe, Sea Fowl and Pufia Feathers.
Fringe BED Laces aud adels
He continues 10 manufacture Sofas, EaiY
and LolIing Chairs, Hair and Mos Matraiies
all Of which will be fold very low.
r. Beds flied al the lhortelt notice.
Portland, May 8, sI2 6w
1 HE iubfcribers RESPECTFULLY inform their
friends aud the pushc that they have
formed connection in tulinets under The
firm Of MASON e HOOD1- and taken the
new Store lately erected on Federal Corner,
oppolte the one formerly occupied by iaid
Malou, where they offer for iale general AZ
lortment Of
y eR.hdia Goods e Grooerie5
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-06-15
Il. GRF ELY.

L. GRIZZLY,
Rai for (a,t, 1T No I, Log Hytslf
20 boxes HAVANA brown Sugars
60 cheAs Souchong Tea
10 do Hyfun * Tea
90 bolts RufIia Duck
50 pieces Raven do
20 bolts EngIilh do
90 dc Cotton do
10 hhds w Rum
100 bbls Aackarel
500 bhIs Mefs, Cargo No. !, s. ; Bees
100 bbls Pork
20 hhds Molahes
1900 VT. Coffee
900 boxes Candies
200 boxes brown Soap
CORDAGE
By the gang or mall quantity
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-06-15

among which are the following
Coguiac Brandy Cinnamon
ROLAND Gin Calk, box and drum
American do RaIins
Jamaica Spirits Turkey Figs
ST. CroiK Rum Englf Mullard
Antigua 90 Poland Starch
Sherry, ! Table Salt
Pore, ,,,,>,r, NindlOr and bar Soap
Lib u. q "i-'A' Mould and dipt Can
Malssa dies
Anu,Icei Cordials Entry Mats
Cider Vinegar Hearth and floor
HyCon. Brulhes
Young HyGon, = Sieve Bottoms
Hylon Kin, . Logwood; Redwood
Souchopg and a Fuitck; Alum
Bohea CopPeras; Su.Pher
Loaf, Lump . Indigo; clear Pork
Havana 8 Flour; Coffee
white and = MoIafles Cod and
brown 2 Pollock Fih
Chocolate Corn Brooms
Chocolate Shells shoe Br uihes
Rice; Pepper Rye and Indian Meal
Ginger Nutmegs &C. &c
Cloves; Pimento
The above Goods are of good quality aud
will be fold on Reasonable terms
Families at the north END are invited 10 call
and pErchafe their lores, as they will fave
lsHg walk and ger their goods as cheap a.
elewhere. ANDREW MASON.
ENOCH MOODY, Jun.
Nog 4 frfA
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-06-15

EKrHFREAs saIIey my wife has lsf' me ane
w my BED aud board, and this Is 70 Ser'ity
that forbid all perlons truaing or haFooriEg
her On my account for ! will no. Pay Que 60
JOHN BAKER.
linot, Feb II, 1872
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-06-15

STPAr SHEEP.
GAME into tbs inclofure Of the fublcribsf
- rometine in he month Of February. laf
3 STRAY SHEEP The owner Il denied 10
prove properly, pay charges and :ake them q
1av ApDlv % SAMUEL WILDES.
Georgetown, lime 8, 1872
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-06-15

If no perfon or perlons 1Isll appear 10 df-
charge faid taxes and all intervening charges
on or before Ihurfday the esd day Of July
next, at Ten Of the clock in the forenoon 10
much OF faid lots and parts of lots of Land as
will lie luiFcient TO diCcharge the fame will
then be fold at public auction to the higheli
bider according to law, at the dwellinghouie of
John w Elects, in lsid New Port- nd "a
ted At laid New Portland, the 9Th day Of May
1879 JOHN EVERETT, Collector for fbs
ssvUs n NsTU Porfis7f
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-06-15

TOR fale by the (uhcriber, at his fore IN
Foys1Fysst, nearly oPPo6te the head OF
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-06-15
AEW GOODS.
+. STEVENS.

EXCHANGR-sTREET
HAS just received sn additional sssort
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-08-01
Twenty Dollars Reward.

ID AN away, some time in December last
II Negro Woman named TREACE, 20
or 80 years old, of a very dark complexion
and when spoken to, is anxious to make her
self appear very polite she hiss ore OF hei
eyes weak, occ4sioned by having sore eyes )
on the back part of her neck there are seve.
raj scars by having seatons putin her neck,
This woman has extensive acquaintance
throughout Charles county, state OF Mary
land, and from her extreme art make no
doubt she has acquired them IN Prince
Georges county, Washington city, George
town and Alexandria. Only lew week
past she was seen in Piscatsway, where She
had charged her name and called herscl
Jenny and had line with the subscriber,
name that she was authorised to hire herscl
or get master and has lately applied tC
Mr.. Davis at Rozer's ferry to purchase her
where il is presumed she is still lurking
AS to her clothing 1t is deemed unnecessar.
to wmention as tEere is no doubt she has
changed them.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-08-01
PUHLlC SALE.

DURSUAN'r to an act of the last Virgil
! Ma Leg stature, entitled I" An act con-
cerRing the Pubic Property, near the town
of Hay Market" VIII be sold to the highest
bidder for ready money, on the 18th day OF
next month, at Green's Tavern IN the said
town, Two & a Half Acres. & Two Perches
of LAND, situate in the said County OF
Prince William, adjoining the said Town,
upoa which are built an elegant Brick Court
House, Jail, CLERKS Office and other ne
eessary Buildings.
The Commissioners.
June 90 col
e. The sale of the above
mentioned property is postpon-
ed till Saturday the first day Of
August next.
July IS dtsi
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-08-01
Thomas Burgess.

Charles County, State Of Maryland
N. B lll persons are hereby forwarnet
fr m harboring or employing the above de
scribed Negro Woman, at their peril, 0,
under the severest penalties of the law,
T,n.6 If
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-08-01
Valuable Farm and Mill
70 K SAFE.

Under the authority of decree OF the court
Of Fairfax County, in the commonwealth
Of Virginia, in the case of Mordecal Lew.
ISIS Executors, against William Harts-
horne,-the subscribers will offer Tor sale
al public auction on the premises, on Mon
day the 18th day of SEPTEMBER next, !.
That Valuable new Mill and
Farm now occupied by William Harlshornc,
known by the name of 5trawberry Hill, stu
ateloa Holiness Run, and the Little River
Turnpike Road, in. the County OF Fairfax
about three miles from Alexandria; the tract
contains $50 acres, of which so are IN Young
thriving timber, &c in good meadow, the
greater part of which may be watered from
the Creek and Mill Race--and the RESIDUE Is
well improved arabic Land. There are on
the premises, one peach and two apple or
ehards, productive garden OF two acres
handsomely laid of---A framed dwelling
House two stoiics high, so feet by 90 with
two wings, large Kitchen, pump OF good
water al the door; Stables, Stone Spring-
House, sc. Also large well finished new
Brick Mill SIS feet by As, four stories high
with three pair of large BUR and one PAIR OF
country Mill Stones, capable Of manutactur.
ing ten thousand barrels of -four annually.
The stream is large and constant, and affords
afall sufficient for water wheels l9 feet IN d
amcter.
The situation is remarkably healthy, and
the place affords a number of advantages SEX
dom found united Possession will be deli
yered on the first day of October next, sub
ject to the right of the present occu ant to
remove the growing crops Persons desli-
GUS of viewing the premises, will apply at
the Mill or dwelling House. One trird OF
the purchase money viii be required IN hand
on the residue credit of nine and eighteen
months will be allowed, the payments to be
secured by endowed negotiable NOES, and
deedof trust on the premises and to bear IN
terestfrom the day Of sale.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-07-03
June &c.

I AND FOR SALE wish to sell 6Go acre
y A oil Land in Albemare county. They lie imme-
diatey on the North River, in genteel neighbour
hood, end about six miles from charlottesville, to
which place navigation is nearly extended OF the
cleared land, which is about three -ionrths OF the
whole tract, there by estimation thirty acres of
fat Land the River and about the same quantity
on creek running through the tract. The quality
OF the rest is variousso'ne of it poor, and exhaust
ed by injuicious management (though of this there
is but small proportion, but the greater part what is
called IN this country, good corn and grain land-the
part in wood is esteemed excellent high land. The
Improvements are nconsderable, consisting only OF
two log dwelling houses with out-houses constructed
IN the same manner, and small framed barn, but
there is on the tract and within 90 yards of spring
OF excellent water, handsome settle to build upon
as any in that part OF the country, commanding an
extensive view of both ranges of nountans--the
Blue Ridge and South West. l think this property
worth 1900, payable in this magner--one third in
cash. and the balance in two equal annual payments,
bearing interest from the delivery of possession
shall expect good personal security-I require no
lien upon the land. Il sold before the Ist OF January
1918, possession win then he gwen, otherwise it viii
| be rented out till cnn find purchaser.
JOHN CARR.
| June le. wifi
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-07-03
cptf

CHANCERY United States Coyr, ,ettS
b C.rcat and Virginia disviet, Saturday ,jlap
50, 1912.
Robert Gourley, Executor Of the last will Az, tess
lament OF Ariann Randolph, deed 1'.eT.
Against
Carter Page, Executor of Archibald Cary, wEe
w's ex'or of Peyton Randolph, Edmund Rsnd5Jnh.
devsee and heir of Peyton Randolph, decd and ao
bert West adn,r of Philip L. Grimes who-,yas ex-
ecutor Of John Robinson, surviving executor of EhiJ
ip Grimes, deceased, and Edmund Jennings
Dsj,1dsHss,
BY consent of the Plaintiff, and of the Defendants
Edmund Randolph, II IS ordered and eecreeli thss
| Niart'o Dawson and Geo. Greenbow, or either &c
them. do make sale of the slaves and ether proDer
ty IN the ndenture Of OF the 18th of MAY isOs
mentioned, on credit of and IL months, t.kBs.
bond and good security, payable TO them, or the ons
that snail act as commissioner aforesaid and brig
the sid bonds into court to be disposed Of as the
eour- shall direct The said sale. 20 ne adYertitteS
fear weeks in three OF ti'e Ricnlond Heys-paDeas
And 1T Is further ordered tlat ether Of the said
commissioners may sell separate any part Of the ai3
property; and is further ordered that the decree,
sssipst the defendant Edmund Randolph shall bo<s
be enforced against lis person until the trust f,, Il;
disposed OF, neither lis person nor property bcr
able bcrcGd the sum decreed 10 DE paid nv him ,nr,
by conscpt of She Plaintiff, and OF Carter psee e.ee-
utor of Archibald Cary, who was executor OF Peter
Randolph It is ordered tist one Of ,hr conrnissi-
oners of this court do examestase and settle the
account of the administration Of die said Cary AND
the said Randolph, the estate Of the said a, as,
bald Cary.
ca Copy
Ieste, 4 -.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-07-03
: vi'wr-rNe suN.crf.er.. h,eir. r.,nnea..

N Vr'Wr-rHe Subscribers, hav'rs rs.Ifnea 4,
~ Executors TO the last Nih snd Testamento
James Lyle Sen. deco, request all those mdebtOi
to HIM either BY Bond til OF srw TO either Of
the concerns OF which he MAS member. to make
immediate payment. The cfice is kept in the
House in which che late ii,. Lyle resided, in this
place.
ON thursday the 25th OF ;iiis month, will be sold,
Tor Cash AT the late cling uf the said d.ce as<d
all ms household ami kitvhcn furniture. Also q
small stock of Cows and Norscs.
ROBERT GRAHAM, 2Exeuo-
RICHARD Il. GOODE, tors.
.nanchesSer, June I2th, 1919.
T. ). My state OF health being such, as to make
IL necessary shond travel in the country for few
weeks in order to resir IL; Mr.. Ts,,on Saunders.
has az tali ana ample authority to the bvs
ness of nr.Lyle's estate in my absence my selS
possess.
RE. GooDE, Ex'-.
June 10. 2swiw
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-07-03
VNwENrY DOLLARS REw.aRD-ror an.

'NWEN.rY DOLLARS REJy.7RD-For ap-
Il pretending negro man who a5sconded from
my plantation Nelson county, on the o5th of April
last The above negro is named NED, about Sc or
81 years old, rather lighter than negroes are gene.
rally, and is about teet inches in height 1t
is believed he has scar in his face, although am
not confident He vas taken in Automatic and made
his escape, as he is extremely artfu and designing,
and stated his intention have gone to Orange
but his being unocquaiated with the route it is not
known where he may have gotten TO.
The above reward and all necessary cxpenccs will
DE paid to deliver him to me in Nelson aud should
It not be convenient deliver him. letters ireoteJ
20 Nelson courthouse wi9 be attended to-
WILLIAM S. CABELL.
June 90. wsw
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-07-03
June 10.

%WENTY DOLLARS REIy,aED ---sloped
IL on the Goth of December last, negro lad by
the name OF Charles. belonging to the estate Of
Edmund Lawrence, decd. He is about seventeen
years OF age Ave feet SIX seven Inches high, stout
and well grown, with rather thick and poutng lips !;
he has relations and acquaintance in the neisbor
hood OF Louisa Courthouse, at Mr.. Peter. Nelson's
IN Caroline, and his father lives IN the neghborhood
OF Dr: Berkeley, in Hanover. The above reward viii
be paid to any person who will deliver the said lad
to the subscriber living in Spottsy ivanis.
EDWD. 6. HILL, .4dtnt.
May 90. won
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-07-03
NETWORK, June 20.
TARRING AND EEATHERING.

TARR1NG AND FEATHERING.
a circumstance which occurred on board
the frigate Essex this morning having excl
ted considerable anxiety in town. we have
taken the pains to ascertain the facts, at the
navy-yard. and detain the press to give them
to the public.
JOHN IRWIN, the man who was tarred Sc
feathered, has been known by his own &C
count before and since he belonged to the
navy, as native of Salem, Ms. in which
town he says he served his apprenticeship
with Mr.. Lane, a sail-maker. He entered
on board the Essex, at Boston, about 10
months since, signed the articles, and took
the oath OF allegiance. Having behaved well
in the service, he was made SALTWATER of
the ship.
On Sunday last capt. Porter called his
crew together, communicated TO them the
declaration OK war against England, and re-
quested that any man among them who wish
ed to leave the service would hand in his
name and receive his discharge to which
he received i'll answer three hearty cheers
from every man OF the crew. This morn
ing, in consequence of three or four men ha
ing struggled from their work and returned
captain Porter called all hands again and
addressed them on the subject of the war
repeating his wish that any man who wa,
unwilling to'continue in the service would
give IN his name and receive lis discharge
to which the crew as before, replied with
three unanimous cheers. Shortly after. he
ordered up the men in their respective gangs
and rendered them the oath of allegiance
which was cheerfully taken by every man
on board excepting 1rvin. who refused, aud
declared himse!fan Englistman. Upon this
the petty officers and crew of the ship. tc
whom capt. Porter has uniformly submitted
the award OF Furnishing offences committed
on board his ship, requested permission to
inflict severe corporal punishment on the of
fender, which the captain, with his charac.
telis,ic humanity, refused, & suffered them to
dismiss him with coat of old fashioned van
kee manufacture, with appropriate labels
in which he appeared in our street. where
he excited so much curiosity. that the DO.
lice interfered and took charge of him to
prevent a riot. COLUMBIAN
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-07-03

GWEET SULPHUR SPRINGS, Monroe eoun-
- ~, Virgina.-The subscribers respectfully in.
form the Gentlemen and Ladies intending to visit
the Springs, that they are prepared to keep the
Sweet Sulphur Springs the ensuing season, and that
they have been at considerable expense in ensrg,ng
the Lodging Rooms and Ssasics. and have provided
large supply of Provisions of the best Kind, Lii
quors, Grain, sc.
It's thought not improper to acauaint the public,
that the present Manager is the same who has had
the care OF the Springs, for the last three years. and
being now concerned with Gentleman of capital,
they will be able to afford every possible comfort to
the visitors.
June .6. ~ A'' & w so,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-07-03
May 90.

CAUTION-owing to false return upon the
~ conditional! Decree, and consequent want OF No.
ice to the subscriber, unexpected Sale was ate
ly made OF the Estate called Towinque, in the
County of King -Wiliam--which sale the Subscriber
expects on the tarest ground, and tie most positive
proof OF error, to set aside and therefore thus
publickiy cautions all persons against purchasing
the SAID Estate from or under john Bassett Esq TO
whose Did the same cried out.
FERDINA NDO FAIRFAX.
Shan Hill, Jefferson County, jane ~. 1aw6wp.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-07-03

Err. WILLIAM PORTER, Scn--sir, You not
~ a being resident OF the OF Virginia. will
take notice, that Oh the first Monday in July, 1912,
at Joseph Rogers's tavern, near Northumberland
courthouse in the state of Virginia ssi, take The
aihavts OF sundry persons, To- be read in evidence,
in the injunction depending in the superior court of
chancery, holden in williamsburg, in which l an,
pitt. and you and others ieits -wher. and where
YOU may attend if you please.
| THOMAS EskRIDGE.
June 20. w3wp
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-07-03
WIZ. MARSHALL, CIk

NoTlCE.-By virtue of the foregoing Decree
~ WILL BIZ SOLD, at public auction, to tI.s
next, at the Washington Tavern in this city, the
property embraced in tie said decree, upon the
terms therein expressed, viz Dick, Judy, and eir-
children, Suckey and Lucy and Sam, Aggey aud
their children, Seceondy, Mourning, Edmonia, Lew
10, Blenheim end his wife Phis end cl,il hen,
Charles and Moses, Harry ind Nanny his wife and
children, Watt and Billy, and Jammey and his wife
Dolly and child, Lydia, jenny. Wi lard, Lewis All
so, the library OF law and other books of which
list will be produced Ekewi,c the furniture con-
sstn9 OF beds, blankets, shcvts, house linen ard
tier furniture, the plate ofthe said Randolph,
sstins Of a silver cup, silver coffee pot tea ditto
do. sugar dish, silver alters six dozen silver
SPOONS large and small carla ts china one coach, T.
Phseson, two Lerses.
The sais will eOInrarnce St & O'Clock
GEO. Gl,EEEHOTy, Conar.
June so. Av
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-07-03

HUGE CHAMBERS, intending for the present,
~ ra,inquisl the retail Dry Goods business.
wall dispose OF his stock, Consisting CT general
sortment OF well selected Dry Goojs,) on advanta-
seous terms, both to price and credit, to those
DISPOSED to purchase considerable amount.
N Il. III. Chambers will have objection to rent
the store and eountinS-reom st present oSsuped b.
him.
June 90, cptr
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-07-03

'H'OWN LOTS FOR SALE.-The commission |.
Il ers appointed BY mn set vt the last General IA.
seinbly To lay Oft rown at MeckIenburg Co,i,e
House, Virgins, viii offer for sale to the highest bid
der on the premises about fluffy Lots Immediately
around the Court House OF the of Boy,,ton.
iai''out pursuant to authority, Monday the Sc.
venleenth day OF August next, il being court day
the sale will continue from day day until all tha
lots are sold. Terms OF sale. Bonds With approved
security tor she payment OF the purchase mons, Ell.
the goth March 1878, II, and rs.
THE COMMISSIONERS"
June 10. ~,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-07-03
ssNwENTY DOLLARS REwARD-The above

FENWENTY DOLLARS REWARD-The above
reward will be paid to any person who will
bring to the subscriber, 20 Durwell and Lewis
Commission Merchants, in Manchester, A RED
MOROCCO POCKET BOOK, which was this day
lost between Manchester and three miles from there
on the Petersburg rosd: The sad Pocket Book
contained $50 DOLLARS. Eleven Ten dollar.
notes. and eight FIVE dollar notes, and four notes of
hand; one on James johnson, smother on Philip
Dednond, another on Zachariah Shac.:leford. and
the other on Vaughan the amounts not recol-
ieeted. There were also four letters, likewise
receipts to considerable amount one to John
=. Ravenscrof, of Lunenburg, to John NJ Yates
of Mecklenburg, Mrs. Wary ID. Hambien, of Ame-
liza, the last to Miss Mary Gooie, of Mccklen
burg; one bond given by Thomas Edmonds, or Ed
mondson, of Lunenburg, toa MIR. Quarlcs, of Bruins
wick, assigned tn Wm. Yates OF Dnwidde, and from
said Yates to John W. Hgsin5otl'am. late Of Meek
Ienburg, the amount originally for thirty doIiars--
probably it has a credit OF few dollars The above
reward win he given to any person who will return
the said pocket book with rs coutents, when lost
HENRY BURWELL.
Mechlenturg county. June 18th, 1912. If
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-07-03

ME thirteenth drawing of the William and Ma.
Il ry College Lottery of ninety numbers took place
en The 10th day of June at Ais capitol when the
following numbers were drawn,
viz. So, so, rs, 40. 6s,
The fourteenth drawing will take place on tbs
1Ath July next in Richmond
June &c. ,f
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-07-03

g. PRlNG GOODS--Robert Nelson and Co hay,
~ Just received per the Schooner Happy Re, ur.a
and Young Carpenter; Thirty Packages of Staple
and Fancy goods of the newest fashions adapted to
the present season-which with one hundred pack
ages previouslyr eceived, forms very compieat ana
extensive assortment,--which they will sell.
wholesale and retail at very reduced prices for cash
or acceptances in town.
Mays. tf
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-07-03

NJ OrICE-1'hc subscribers for stock OF the Far
~ mcrs Bank Of Virginia, are NOTIFIED that an
election OF Directors Cor this, and the respective de-
partments, will he made 1T the Capitol in this city,
on Monday the Sd day OF August nrNt, cnnrormabiy
to the regulations prescribed, in the CHARTER of I-
corporc lion.
TIE COMMISSIONERS.
June 90. WOW