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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-02-11
INST Publish, Il,

,ust PUBLISH u,
And for Sale by ROBERT GRAf,
The Lie and Administrator OF the
R ght Hon Spencer Psrceval-A Dsta''
+ his Assassination. * a Development
of the delicate Investigation. Pace 81
ALSO,
The Speeches Of ord E"sk'ne wheh
a, the Bar, on Miscellaneous SUBJECTS
Price 81.
AND,
The Absentees, A Tale, by MISS
Edyeworlh. Price 81.
January 26
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-02-11
ORPH,NS' COURT.

ORPHANS COURT.
ALEXANDRIA COUNTY
Jluuaru Term. 1918
~RDERED tia, the executor OF Jno
e Richter. deceased, do insert IN tn,
lexsrdri, newspa pers the usual notice
tn or, dltors and debtors, three times a
week for eight weeks.
"A 0r' A. MOORE.
Register Wills
THIS IS to give notice, that the sub
scriber, of Alexandria county, IN the
D;s,r;c, of Colu,nbia, has obtalned tro"
the Orphans c, urs of SAID county let
. w. ,.s,amentsry on the estate OF John
p;oh,sr late of the county aforesaid, de-
as,sed: All persons having Claims a.
oa;us, the said deceased, are hereby re-
~, red TO exhibit the same duly au1hen'
Heated, and passed by the said court !"
"'''. ..,h.cr;ner. on or before the 18th
day Of July next, or they may by la" be
sxcmdfd from Ill benefit to SAID estate ;
on,, those indebted thereto are request
GA ~ make immediate payment
Given under my hand this 18TH Gay
of January, 1873 o,zpuovR
Erecuier Of John Richter.
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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-08-19
last Received for sale
By ANTHONY RHODES,

sBoxcs OF Domestic Goods, con-
taining 3 dticking, SA m9rays, Cling
bans. Plaids and Strins, Shawls
Cottoa Threads, a few pieces OF hne
quality S.tiactts mixed coiprs, black
sna lrab co!orsd superhne Cloth, cot
ton Shirting.
=, IN STORE
Cotton Tw;.t white and coiored
F, MEN, and Women's hne and coarse
Shoes
Mems enc and coarse Hats
Saddles and Trunks
90 ke.sz Of first quality Chewing 10,
ba1co, ,oag Twist
20 kegs oil Peari-Ash
. 40 pieces blue India Cotton
Cotton, Candles and Groceries as
usual. June -
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-08-19
Land for Sale.
The subscriber offers for

! he subscriber CtterS tor
sale FARM, contsiDing about 80 acres,
about FIVE miles from Alexardria, on
the Colchester road. adjoining the farms
of Mr.. Haywood Foote and Mr.. Dennis
Johnson, the greater part OF which Is
meadow land and the remainder we'll a.
dapted to clover and the production OF
vegetables, Astounding in excellent
springs, from which the meadow land
may be wa,ered.
Also, two hundred and sixty acres Of
Land, all in wood and timber, except a.
bout Fifty acres cleared and under good
fence, on the Ravensworth road, about
six. mile, from Alexandris, and adjoining
the land, Of William Hepburn, Daniel
Dulany and the late Robert Moss, and
about a mile from the FIRST mentioned
farm.
Also lot Of Land containing eleven
acres. cont'guoss to the town OF Alsx'
andria, adjoining the lands Of Beal How
ard and Peter Sheron.
Oh. Simms.
Anoust 2awlf
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-08-19
August 3
Joseph Maadevllle,

Joseph Maadeville,
Corner of Msg g Fairfar~streets,
OFFERS FOR SALE,
ar W8oLRSALE AND RETAIL,
Teas-gunpowder, I'M
Heqr' chests pcrial, hyson, hyson sk'n'
~ ooXeS young hyson & souchohe
10000 lbs. green and white Coffee
2o,ooo lbs. loaf and lump Sugars
los hhds , New Orleans s. Musco'aoo
80 bbls Sugars
1000 lbs Pepper
70 hhds retailing Molasses =
S pipes, s half prpes and 6 or CASKS l. 7
Madeira
8 pipes Sicily Madeira
Is or casks old Sherry
s do genuine old Port
A pipes Red Catalonia
40 cases choice Claret
2 butts, IL half pipes Malaga
Spipes, half pipes and 20 Or casks
Teneriife
70 pipes real Cognac Brandy
p;pes.Gin
An nuncbeons West-Indis Rum
.ls puuchcops and 40 bbis New England
Rum
10 bb!s Peach Brandy
rs do Whisky
500 gallons Old do.
8 hhds. Cherry Bounce
so dozen Hibberts Old London Brown
Siout
20 bales Cotton
500 ID Bengal Indigo
SEQ ID. Bright Madden
5000 Id. Goshen s Observation-Disclosures
SC bush. ground alum Salt
Mace, Nu;mees, Cloves, Cassia, Pr.
men,o, race and ground Giuger,Caycnnc
Pepper, Almonds, Chocolate, Rice, Peas
Barley, Mustard, Oil in bottles and. TASKS,
Wine and Cytler Vinegar, CLAUDE,
Salts, Bark, Scented White and Brown
Soap, Spermaci,i mould and dipped Can
dies, haccaqba, rsppee and scotchSnulIs,
chewing tobacco, Starch, Fig Blse, Salt
Pelrc, Amoue, Alum, Copperas, Bnm
s,oue, Gunpowdcr, patent Shot, F;ints
Hairpowder, Siiters, Cigars, Demijohns,
Wrapping Paper and Twine, Corks,
Bed Cords, Leading Lines, Traces, sc,
sc.
~. B. So bushels fresh avarranfsd
CLoFER SEED.
MaSch s.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-08-19
FOR SALE.

A valuable tract Of Land, tha soil oil
tho firrt quality. and aii N heavy tim
Der, living IN the county Of LouGon On
S,ysd.run about 40 miles and 4 nail
above ,"e oridge. aad through which
tho Church and o. rosds passes. the
title indisputahle and containing about
$50 actcs, viii n viii be divided III re-
quired) to suit purchasers, and the
payments made easy. For further
particulars enquire of Mr. John Ma
thias Lscs5urs, who '-iil show IN: pro-
p-rly and. make known the terms OF
sale.
Richard II. Love.
a.,..k q dSW
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-08-19
August IL.
To Rent,

y RNIII,
A very comfortable and convenient
House on the lower end Of Royah street,
now in the occupancy Ct Mr.. John MA.
SON. Possession may be had the S0'h
instant.
John T. Brooks.
August is idoI'
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-11-16
FRONAF FRENCH PAPER.

Mrchine suitable for SHINING FLar.
1t may be remembered that, by decree
mad, az bois-.e-Ddc, May 9TH, 1910, II. Nj.
the emperor and king instituted n prize of a
million for the best mschiae suitable for
splhning hax. The Jury appointed By the
H,lh1s'sr OF the INFERIOR, 10 judge of the ma
CninSs sent toT examination is now assem-
Efed. Inc members that compose il are
tue senator Monge president Mollar, ad .
miniatrator ot the conservatory OF the arts
and trades; Bardel, n member OF the con
suIting committee Of the arts and rnannfac
lures Had,on, very distinguished mann.
tacturer of Cambria at Valsnciennes pineI
manufacturer at RoUen Detray, senior.
r'anufacturer OF thread hosiery at Besan-
con. Iscse respectable names are calcu-
lated to inspire just confidence. The oJe-
rations of the jury have not yet TRANSFERRED ::
1t is only known that Americans, and Ger
mans are in the number of the competitors
that the machines sent for competition are
exceedingly ingenious, and that one ought
10 expect from them the happest result for
the spinning oil lax, an object so important
to our manufactures. The emulation which
the deere OS Il. M. has excited in France
and even IN toreign countries, will rebound
10 The profit of industry but France, eSpe-
c'"lty, must derive an immense advantage
from 1t Certainly, the thread tissues wal
- 'S''''1'J HHploNSu ~ tielT manufacture
oy greater regularity, greater perfec-
uoD, and superior hneness in the spinning,
and VIII be cheaper. Then cotton being
no longer able to maintain in price, com.
petition with our indigenous productions.
preferable on many accounts, will cuter in
less quantities into the Manufacture OF q
great number Of articles /; its importation
will diminish in relative proportion, and
VIII give US no longer in the scale of com
merce, difference with foreigners to our
disadvantage. 1t will even result from it
mat the manufacture of thread hosiery.
&C. which, for several years, and partic1
iariy since distinguished manufacturer.
member OF the jury I'M. Detrey senior) has
occupied himself with it so attentively, has
acquired superiority which Foreigners can
not contest with us. Finally if the end of
the decree at the Bois-le- Due. is not entire
~ obtained it will 1t least have caused the
spinning Of FAX to advance piodlg uly. and
inns viii not b. one OF the least benefits that
industry will owe TO the protection and en-
conragement of the government.
NoTE.-The Americans who are con-
cerned in this Machine, are Messrs. Bald
win, Town aud Bulky, Of Montpelier. w
ana Mr.. e. A. Green wood, of this town I,
IS also the same Machine that is now ro;ng
ln,o opetation by Messrs. - avis, spear and
others.
The following extract of letter from
Paris to gentleman in this town. viii shog
theTc IS same prospect uf the Americans
Succeeding ii The above tnachinc
"PARIs, July 2, 1878
A" am still wai.ing for decision respec,
ti"s oar '"4eainc. Ih- Commissioners have
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-11-16
YANKEES CRU,ZE..

To the Editors Of tAe Boston Chronicle.
BRIsToL, Or I)Ocs. 90.
Arrived Mt this port the private arn,ed
brigan'ine Yankee, THOMAS JONES, Esq.
commander, irom cruise of 40 DAYS, dur
Ing which she has captured nine valuable
prizes, all bona file British property.
E.ctract fion, her Log Boek.
Sept. 10, 1913 got under Weigh frca, the
harbor ct Newport and stood to sea. Sept.
26, lat. Is, 40 n. lon 81. ST, w. captured
British brig Ann, q days from Cork. to
Newfoundland cargo dry goods, rum, salt,
Sc. valued at 40, 900 dollars--crder.d her
for Savannah. Sept. 81. lat. As, IS. N. lon.
81, 1e. w. captured British brig Marquis,
27,days from Cork 70 Newfoundland, carg,>
salt, crockery, Goals &c. valued at 90 coo
dls--ordered her for America. Same das
captured three other British vessels, viz
brig Dispatch, from Liverpool to Quebec 27
days out, cargo rum, dry goods, cutlery.
paints, oil, provisions, Slc inNuiced at SO 900
6. stlg ordered her for n. Orleans. Bri
fish brig Telemachus, from Cork to St.
Johns. cargo riggitg s, Goals. provisions. &c.
valued at 10000 doilars--ordcred her for
France. British brig John & Mary, from
Poole TO Newfoundland, vita cargo OF pro
visions, shot, &c valued at 40 GOO dls--or-
der 4 her for France sept. %. lat. is, "a,
n. long. SO, SO, British brig Favori;c; being
OF little value gave her up to the prisoners,
30 In number whom we parclcd. and or
dered for the first port, in Ireland. Oct. g.
Captured British Schr. Katie, with Il cargo
of French wines---ordcrcd her for New
Orleans. Oct. 20 Captured the oatque Par
IS. monhting 10 guns, 6's and 9's, after a
close action 81 IS !ainutes in which We had
cur main mast very badly wounded,.S sails
considerably injnred She was literally cut
20 pieces in her hull and ,igg;ng is a fine
vessel, 400 tons, coppercd to the bends, in
ballast. from Lirernocl To Meramickie-
ordered her for the II. S. Oct ls, lat -
10, n. Ion. IS, So, w. captured British bri.
Howe, OF guns, g DAYS from Halifax to
Enslanl being of little value, threw her
guns overheard, and relinquished her to the
prisoners. we had on boaid, ard supplied
them with provisions, water, &c. aud or
dered TO make the first pert in England.
n. +. The first five prizes taken were
part OF iect OF $50 sail, bound to Sit. JOINS.
Quebec and Halifax. which left Cork the
Slss August under convoy of 9 frigates,
sioop OF wa- and gun brig.-Another con-
Soy was to sail from the same place. same
destination, about TIE 25th inst
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-11-16
THE PROPRIETOR or THE
y EW COFFEE HOUSE

~
Z q 40 The honor 10 inforln the public in senoret
. a. thit ne has al very great expeoce fitted nm
us hEAjiNG ROOM so - 10 be pertrsi, .eelud
=" IRON The ether paris OF tie house and in STYLE
ne pTesuhes, vail pleas those who NAY thu.L nrn
per 70 pstronize tlis useful Establishments
~ addition TO the great vs,i-tv OF Newspnp.rq
1h'en he receives regularly from ferent pnrts OF
He United otrtes, Inc has procured Mans of he
fonr Q'sri ers Of the Globe, also, the Mans If VIZ
gina, and The United States in geners,; Ri, Iish's
maps OF the SeHt OF Wan. both North and snrfb1
fIkes Expedition and Mans Of his Exp'oyiny lie
hi'ss's'pp 10 us source, sud the Westein paris Of
louisiana, 20 toe sources Of the Arf ausaw kars Ia
rmtte ard tierre Juan Rivers; Ekeriso y Tou
WIN MAPS, through the Ihicrior o: Nrw.5uait ADD
geographical Hooks in general.
he expchse Of this cst-biishmert L.ing non.;Ja-
r"biy more than WIS at first expected has induced
me 10 open Subscrirtion from this TIM until tt.
lrs' OF hirh next. No cxpemce wi be SHARED and
inc utmost at my endeavors and attention will be oil
ven, 70 Keep the room in good order, together with
amusing and useful in oruanr shat Il eannot Al, To
please tAose who may generously encourage me in
establishing, Tor the term Of Five Years, from The
nF't Gay ct april next, Permanent Readine Room
ior me amusement o. The Citizens OF Riehmon and
uentemen visitors III general.
WIN Cue respect to nv friends and the public +.
general the above is sabm tied 10 them fcr fhe,r
subscription. HENRY pApxiEI T.
oVember O. wifi
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-11-16
WASHINGTON HENRY ACApEMY-

/ Y.
'Hi' Trustees have appointed Mr. Rufus G hand
- Ter principal tutor for this semrary cfesrn;r,
lie VIII con mcnce llis dv Oh the 18th day of To-
nuary mex, and discontinue on tie 18th Of Decem
Der following, making term of ten months. srter
dednctine one. OF the summer Ison,hs Tor yaeatioo
MI Chan"ler will teach The following brsnch,s OF
learning viz:
The English Latin Sc Greek l. nsesges, Wrtns.
Aritiimet'e, Eneish Composi,ion and GeograrlN'
with the use ut the Globes. the fees for Tutoo
IN any or all ct the above branches, will be $3.50 pay.
able IN advance, at equal qusrte.i, payments
Mr Chandler produced to the Board Of Trustees
satisfactory testimcniss we'll with respec, TO his
morals IS 10 his capacity sud success AS teacher -
He was edne.ted At Y:ee Coiitg where he tnAl the
degrees at Bache or and Master or ARA Sesd
the literary honors conferred ~ bin nv the college
he rs highly spoken by the Pref sso,s under whom
he stuued. ~
The situation 9th p'a 20 is pleasant and remerk
by healthy about 10 miles Fl on Re: tnond in d.,
county OF Hanover Board wasiir Q and IT, ..inp n,
s'usivel viii be furnished at tie Academy. az ESQ
tor The term, payable above
Board eau be also had among ssnteel families of
the neighhorhood on the sls.e terms
Any Scholar becoming a member nf the tehoc,
wiz Cs liable fn- the fees for tho who, terlu.
TliOS. TiNSLEY, Eores't oF,ke
- Board Il Trustees.
n ov. 10. w6w
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-11-16

Spermacetti Cove, about $50 instantly Ian
ccG nd>proceedcd with the greatest speed
to the beach. 10 or 10 of the best runners
arrived in one hour and immediately com
menced an attack. Fhe British after few
return fires. took to their boats, and retreat
ed in such hurry & confusion, as TO leave Sc
Veral of their Cartouch boxes with cartri6g-
as, and to omit to set fire to the schconev.-
The remainder of the men soon came up,
and took possession of the vessel. The
Plantagenet then came within a quarter of
a mile and opened her fire of rourd and
grape. The men having no place OF cover
and determined not toretreat and leave the
schooner, Frustrated themselves ct full
length on TIE naked beach with their heads
towards the enemy as the best way of les
ening the object fired at. Only one OF
them, however, was killed by a two and
thirty pound shos, which demolished him
after firing about half an hour she departed,
her fire having cut clear off ten musket
barrels, and destroyed or ssbres that
lay on the ground. The schooner is lost
but the whole of the cargo is saved, and
even the sails and rigging.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-11-16
s, TERRELL \ L NriINs0N i,-I-.I - 49,.

iEHREi.L II ATKINSON, intend to con
y. unne their School the ensuing year in IN
no"se which they at present occupy VIZ L,e ON
ronuhs the Governors end adjoining Scuthgats's
several branches Of s. literal et.ue.ti6n.
ne Latin and Greek languages are taught Inv l.
hts'nson, who has separate spsrtnent for the
purpose. ''~
Fhe English language, Arithmetic, Geosranh,
VIZ. tie use OF the G'ohes. History, Bellies I.ttfes
rhho'pihv' Mathematics and the French language.
are Taught bJ U. Terrell Both Teachers unite in
vac exercise Z" their Influence end suthority for tbs
preservation at good order in tie Seminary Aud for
me moral d intellectual i'm proveuent of the student
ans 'hsy spare no pains necessary for estubllshirv
fu III Tue rudments of learning considering tb;s
hc pest means Tor facilitating lis future progress
- hey nave Il IN mind TO propose 20 the other
e'e2efs OF Ills ely Ia o them in ss5cciapp their
Scn"oi' we. year at The Capitol, tor the urpose
o. r,v ny ,7ir msr classes in each publicly cxsin-
'"ru t's,ihcr; hoping by this ;nc9rs to excite p,3
san INTO '"l' operation, the generous and uche emu.
'Uoh 81 Soutt, which, IL other manner can be
r;"I eriy ar' used or so well directed They think
mat r'an ~ this kind, iudicousy arranged would
tn''' IN an eminent gree, to render Richmond the
Athens % America.
ie terms are ST. entrance for fuel, and $50 t,,e
. ,"t tn''' n to hc Paid quarterly in advance or
Oi@ me quarter Tor any portion Of tire le,s than
the term. Svera bows can lie aIr,i,,sL ;,to ,l,.
ochooi INN edis,ey. c. te' rel VIII have IL i'm b;s
power 10 accommodate the ssme NUN her of bov,
WITH p'ard washing, that he has with aim al rres
ent, ard on the same terms viz. 1870 the term.
On Thursday and Friday. the al, sud 5th of Ne
eehoet IL x', they prop So 10 have general exs
',,a,.on OF their setoo, to which the parents AMI
guardians OF the Students are respectfully invited -
also. The Teachers OF the city, ard Gentlemen who
ieel interested in The education of you;h
Nov. To- wit
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-11-16
PHILAnILnm1A Non q

"a riot Ola very threatening ;spect took pace in
originated in consequence of bl., man h,y;o. g..
ca npon and, with .uail shot, wo,inde! white man
we understand tia; the BLACK Westinghouse. cor.
her OF Brown 'nd Fourth streets has been s,r,,nea
OF 'ne Westher.o'rs, and otherwise much inbred
ne Sheiit was called out ,G bed abort half after II
O'Clock and by his zeal and activity, aided b, some
OF his TRENDS suceredeh in quelling H. As some Of
the parties concerned are in cu5,oiy. and tie sab.
Jeet hEeiy to undergo legal enquiry We foresr INV
observations - ~''
The po'tmsst-rge general is dangerously IN of.a TO-
plus fever at Princeton. E,.".S
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-11-16

Is " Q u I II Il r. o Eft E.
NOVEMBER TO-

IiTNT.--Those who believe ,ha, cur Minister.
are about leaving ST, Petersture, will 40 well To re.
eniecs tho powers with wbich {! ey ar. intrustet-
They are authorized to fern Treaty Of Peace and
:, Treaty cfComn'erce Win G. Hriain, &. well as a
re"ty ol Commerce viii. Russ'a-Nuw sdn,it that
the two irst are ont ofther power the as, .-main.
10 be performed, snd for this sons, ministers
will remain in ST. Petersburg.
Esf'9ct q letter from american gentle7,a an
IN England, TO a mercantile 6ouse a., fhis city !.
seee'rsd op fhe snip Neptune, drriSed ar Boston
finn Liverpool coied Lixeypo,L esih So,
accounts have been received frnm st, Peters.
hrsh OF the 10Th instant, which states tl,at M.ssrs
ba,ar y Gsliatin had sd..tessada note TO The En,
perez OF Russia, Informing him Of their arrival n,
his capitol, and of their readiness To proceed in the
negotiation to which lie had invited ,lt m. lie is
ss' to have replied, that the affairs of ii, army r.-
CURED hs immediate Presence and the VI hole of hi,
st;eDtion that hisinterference in tin ,i;,er
'n'ssion' mu't necessarily he Dispensed VIII fer III.
PRESENT. ~. Z. Paper.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-11-16
CHiLLIcorHR, NoY. /.
ERlTISfy ppIco\rrpO

Several oFthe officers o. tas British arms, ho,.o
arrived at thus place, who were taken by Genyral
ii'irfsor on The river Thames The p5r-commis.
s'ored oncers and privstes will be here about IN.
N'toi I'M week hey are under the eonman,l OF
he PRISONERS taken by the ruInortsl Cemmodr1e
Ferry, are enea'"ped on the Scioto river. about n
mile shove this place, where houses are erecting for
tneT accommodations during the winter nnoatls.--
he concentrated with those who are encrn,'sd on
500. "' - ~Oo''
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-11-16

examined & in part. They appear tobe
pleased with it. l understand that they
have said that the principle is new and very
good: and there is nore other prese
that is new. We have bat enc competitor,
and he has only made improvements OH the
old principle.
dept this principle for >;,innins,-iov there
rs none that vii! supercedc ~
Dos. Pat.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-11-16
MIR. QUINCY

, Has eone forward in the pu,,lc PRINTS to contra.
de, inc report OF his having inio contract
Wfh the government for the supply Of cannon balls
ne sWears That he has no; directly indirectly, in
PERSON or iy proxy, furnished lis country wi,h oe
atom OF means FOR carrying the rres5 III va. r.
ga'nst u. itritain.-Mr. q has not, however mad.
similar disclaimer as to his having furnished sup.
phss 10 t9e enemy ch.risling giving ,heIo nil
sosld lave refrained tro SEWING The .ae n...s OF
his countrv. "
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-11-16

We are inf1rned by Cou,,coJore pssr,
there were ho indian women or children mastered
rs seated in the Federal prints The XsntocIw voI.
iuntfers under Governor Shelby have returned
hons. G'l. johnson's mounted men. were enlisted
opG Year onil, winch being up this -.inter we
learn they have been disbanhed.
oeodsy evening, our village was very brilliantly il
Yesterday, the citizens Of 3uHaloe ~ eonf.r,oi.v
20 some previous Arrangement, gave bR6lfc dinner
and to general Harrison and the officers OF the arm
at this place. ''' army
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-11-16
INe Norlhfr1I n, n,n-

ibe rerorts about Hampton 3 Corps are 30 vori.
Gus and vasne that i: ismpussbie to ascertain the
truth ihe most correct suppcsiiun is. tbat il.
"'o'o'e1,s have beei' only a}eint ~ ciyct tie az.
'e"uoh n fraNosi firm tle operations IT Wilkinson
'Ya'nst h'nsston- We wait with anx.t, for n
,,eresing news from that officer. I'n, Ssc'ry Of
Nsr IS said t" he With him. on Csrcrqdier LSL,J
near ito Grand Island laid acwn en- the naps
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-11-16

~ Office The hus'ne,s heretofore carried -,
4 W The Town OF Cara, unier the f.. ~ OF Gillian,
scott vas by n'utual consent dsssivsd on lie
5oth day OF 5eptsnber lsst--sli those Who gre IN.
deoted to sud ooncern are esrnestly reGu. tted N
come forward, and rake payment TO e-eb Of ,bs
sugserieers, asreeslly to the Vouchers, wi,ish ev
hold, dvisIo' o. the dcb,s having taken pl,o -
and those hegirc claims acarst said come e. III
apply to john Gillian tor payment
JOHN GTLIlN
Cairo. Nov. SO. $50
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TRENroN.(N. LAn

The legislature adjourned on ErLurs1,,r i,st -
'he second Wednesday of January next. Durinr
me sttIng An act was passed ,o,reli.vr Nh s,oy.,,
neoors, IN confinement at the date thereoE-an act
70 ret'eai the laws passed ias; fall by the fderasls
tor The election OF electors o, president and
stent, and representatives To congress. and IN re,
tore the mode previously pract;.cl-an act tn nav
the quota OF this state OF the direct tax. Sc.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-11-16

PERRY.srREET.-We are happy m pere.ive
the name OF the American Nelson rernetnated Inv
the designation Of street at Greenwich Ny.s.o,,,
soo oe s'ad OF a. occasion to call sno,her Pore
street. est would please rs to see Gcme-brewed
american PoTtc< rank as high as New En~lsn1
Perry. p3'Ihu
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dDVhHTTNE l1nntI.

NE subscriber takesihs method of : wing pttee
th"t he has taken probate ct the last v i'll ard
.estHmen NJ o. William Jrigg deed rv.yrg execu.
tor OF VIVA King. dec'.l-Aii persons bav;ns cIe ~.
against either Of he estates, will please make Il en-
known, that arrangements may be made for the
payment oil them--srd q 0se indebted 10 81 b,r nj
payment. l. L.JIENDEKs0y r..
Abingdon, Nov. fG Wv