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Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-12-23
Public Sale.

Will DC sold at public vendue, on We'd
esday the 29th instant, at the former resi-
eence Of Abraham Rush, deed. on Back
Creek, three miles from Garrards- Town,
all the PERSONAL PROPERTY of the
said deceased, consisting OF a number of
Horses, Cows, Sheep and Hogs, Wagon
and Gears, Ploughs, and sundry Farming
Utensils, Wheat, Rye and Corn by the
bushcl, Grain in the ground, Hay in the
stacir, some Bacon, ar excellent Rifle,
Household and Kitchen Furniture, &c
Nine months credit will be given, the
purchaser giving bond and approved secu-
rity. PHILIP CONNIE, Admr
December l6.
n d. The Plantation will be offered for
rent, to the highest bidder, on the same
day, for a term of years.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-12-23
Land for Sale.

THE Subscriber wishes to sell the Farm
on which he now lives, situate in Berkeley
County, Virginia, on Middle Creek, con-
tanning go acres, about one half cleared,
the balance well clothed with good timber,
the whole uncommoniy we'll watered by Sc
veral excellent springs--The improvements
are good dwelling douse, Kitchen, Barn,
Stables, and other out buildings--an or
chard of more than 400 young bearing APP
pie trees of the best grated fruit, and other
fruit trees-fftecn acres Of meadow, and
much more may easily be made The
Fields are laid off in convenient sizes, are
well enclosed. and some Of them in clover
Middle Creek Ia plentiful stream for nine
months in the year, runs through the land,
and affords on the farm two excellent seats
for Distlleries, also good mill seat, with
about Is feet fall--The soil is for the most
part good, and well adapted to clover and
plaster Tae terms will be made known
on application to
AMOS MENDENHALL.
December 10, 1918. Qf)
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-12-23
NOTICE.

THE Subscriber, being ordered by the
Court of Berkeley County at their last term,
to provide for, and superintsnd the repair
ing of the roof ofssae Court House Of said
County, wishes tS&cantract with person
or persons to single the Cutters, and cover
that part of the Steeple Immediately at the
foot of the Octagon; as also to plaster the
Ceiling Of the court room. He has taken
measures to procure Shingles, &c. and win
give liberal wages to workmen that will
faithfully perform the work
W. PENDLETON.
November Is, 1878.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-12-23
Whole No. 700.


ALL those indebted to the subscriber are
earnestly requested to discharge their res
pecnye balances before the first day Of
he AeSo Year."--He hopes there will be-
out few, If any, so forgetful of their osris
true interest" as not to comply with this
just and reasonable request HE tenders
his grateful thanks to his punctual custom-
ers, and informs them that he has very
large stock OF Seasonable PRIME GOODS
on hand--bought before the late immense
rise, and shall feel pleasure in serving them
az all times, with such articles as they may
want. on the best terms At this time
most articles are selling too high ia tho
seaport 4orns to bring TO the Country
JAMES S. LANE.
Shepherds Town. December Q, 1918.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-12-23
Stray Bull.

STRAYED from the subscribers farm
near Martinsburgh on Opeckon Creek
some time in August last, a RED BULL
with some white spots, about four years old,
has two Sits iii his left ear, and piece cut
out Of the middle of the same-has short
thick horns, and some white on the end of
his tail. will give reward Of Three Dol
lars for information where he may be had,
or Five Dollars if brought home.
PETER REEL.
December 10, 1915.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-12-23

BERKELEY, SIS.
December Court, 1918.
Benjamin Stephenson, Complainant,
4s against
Peter Deel and George Lawyer, Defts.
u IN CHANCERY.
THE defendant, Peter Deel, not having
entered his appearance agreeable to an act
OF Assembly and the rules of this Court,
and it appearing to the satisfaction of the
Court that he is not an inhabitant of this
Commonwealth, on motion of the CON-
plalnant, by his counsel, it is ordered, that
The said defendant Peter Deel, do appear
here on the second Monday in March next,
TO answer the bill of the complainant, and
that copy of this order be forthwith in
serted in the Martinsburgh Gazette for two
months successfully, and posted at the door
Oh the Court House of said County.
A Copy,-Teste,
DAVID HUNTER, c. 3. c. 3
December l6..
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-12-23
An Estray.

TAKEN up by the subscriber, living near
Shepherds Town, dark bay mare, about
ten or twelveyears old, has small white
spot on her forehead and some collar marks !;
appraised to twenty-five dollars--the owner
can get her again by proving property and
paying charges.
HENRY KINDLE.
November IS, 1918.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-12-23
.Martinsdurgh, Uirginia,
PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY
JOHN ALBURTIS.
GERMS of tic Ga3ettt.

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ance Of the paper atthe End OF the time SUD
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,nent. The price of Advertisements, TO aon-sab-
scrihers. is one dollar ner square for three weeks
assertion, and l f4inuapec AFTER tha' inc e
CENTS ner wcek-Subscribe viii continue 70
receive reduction of o1e-iourth on their Adj
vertisements.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-12-23
Apprentices Wanted.

THE Subscriber wishes to take as ap
prentices to the Boot and Shoe Making Blu
siness, two boys, from ten to sixteen years
of age.
JOHN POISAL.
Martinsburgh, Des.9 9, 1915.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-12-23
Take Notice.

= j
NOTICE is hereby given, that the
/ " notes and bonds taken at the SUBJ
scriber's sale. on the 10th day of March
last, win be due and payable on the 10th
day of January next---As the subscriber
intends TO start to the western country
early in the spring, he wishes to collect
his money before he commences bis jour-
ney, he therefore gives this timely mo-
tice-Those falling TO pay may expect that
their notes will be transferred with an adj
dition oflawyer's and other officers fees,
he therefore hopes that all will come for
ward and pay their debts cheerfully, with
out putting him to the necessity ofresort-
ing to means disagreeable to him.
JOHN RINER.
November IS, 1918.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-12-23

TIE Legatees of William holland, late
Of Berkeley County, decd. are hereby re-
CRESTED to call, as soon as convenient. upon
tine subscribers, for the purpose q settling
the business appertaining to the said estate
OBED HOLLAND. : ~.
NATHAN YOUNG, .
December Is.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-12-23
A Teacher Wanted.

THE subscribers wish to employ single
man, we'll qualified to teach the English
Tongue, Writing and Arithmetic--None
need apply but such as can come well re-
commended for their sobriety and upright
ness of character.
MICHAEL MOLER,
WILLIAM TAYLOR,
SAMUEL b. HARRIS.
Jefferson County, November IL, 1873
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-10-22
merican frigate called the President, COM
rnaEded by com. Rodgers.

merican frigate called the President, COM
maEded by com. Rodgers.
I'VE called On the coast Of Norway at
place called Bergen, and there received is-
t.ilist re that he had been in that port and
reii.ted, and completed provisions. and had
sailed. (eight days prior TO our arrival) fer
the, Ncrth Cape to destroy our Archangel
aud Creenand ships. We arc all in full
hopes of failing in with him in the course of
4 lew days, as We have now set fair wind,
and crowding all possible sail. This is a
cruise which we never expected, and we
are all very happy of gettiag it We have
natEing but very salt beef and pork, with
biscuit, rum and water, having been sent
away IN such Q hurry, we could neither get
vegetables nor any thiRg else. We shall
very probably put into Leith TO get some
provisions and water in the course of a
Eicnth or two, and bring the Yankee fri.
sac in with ms, and All our other prizes
Ne are in chase, ut time that en- wri
ting this, OF some Gre nlandmen, by which !
expect u send this letter. You may tell
Er.----, thai he will have the pleasure
efseeirg Ecnt Rodgers by ard by in EI;in-
bu1gh. he President has more men then
VIC nave /; 10 has no, so many guns, but his
metal is much heavier. We only throw
nine POUNDS more in one of our broatlsdes
than be does. We x1cct to have tough
contest with him.
Mr.. Stand, master Of the Alert, of Pc.
terhead, arrived there on the 1Iih insrant
Ills vessel was taken and set fire to ten
days before betwsen North Farne aud Sbet-
lsnd bythe President, Com Rodgers. The
Alert sas FROM Archangel loaded with n
cargo OF pitch and tar. Rodgers alter.
wards tocli the Grs enland ship Lion of III
ver39o! which he rsnsoned f. 30OOi. throw
'Ds iler gems overheard. Captain Shand
OF tie Alert, and his people were put or
toard tile Lion. and were made TO witness
the bond of agreement for She Lions rea-
$40 Captain Shaod WAS landed out of a
slonp loaded with keip, which the Lien II I'D
Int them on beard Of. The President is
Captain Shaad says, an uncommon fast sail
Ing ship, as long and as broad as oar "a
gun ships, lights SO guns, long 81 Founders
anu ~ pound carrouades, with a crew c
500 very nm men, who say thew do not fear
any British ship Of war. for if they canno,
hSht them, they can run fron, them. Rcd
Ssrs had complete information from an A
american, which had loaded at Archanrel
CT the number Of vessels there. The Aler,
was tie Sab ship he had taken MANY al
the Presidents crew arc British and one
man belonging to 8 GreenoeI1 ship, entered
Mhhc the crew of the Daphne we're on
board.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-10-22
.Ngw Es2.sRLlsH.aEA.i.

- We have !: IN c9nte,abEafioa to ehanre fke
pu6ticdfien of'the ENoUiHKR Prom twice 70 three
tihss Neee during the Tery. The c,7,apd for
news on IRE part of Hc ba6iic, and ths desiyc nj
'ne Editor 10 7rate his PAPER q,lorc pseal 10 fEe
pi6hc, hdve Iea 70 this asfernlirGtioni Su0s his
7s'sh TO hare Printed MS tobsr daily on a lay.
scale our re isarfrehcnsire that the rage Of Gd-
verS,ng custom ~ this citr. sc nil NOT vet iyst-
~ sven bold 6tfenbt --Tet Extras skoY be 0yb.
Iished IN he irtaneaiate ecys, svheneve, oceasoas
| shell require II
70 Snaseiibers he says -" Toa sAaii have nearly
sra more 7',"'e' ~ news IN essays, proceedings
81 or lcsiS!afive 6oies, Irerdr g 1,iisceiIaneons
sablecis Sohcn me times serrc far item g mare
| or sna onnpositiops than you kaps &c. 6al---at q
s'h Only more e@Sease as thc price ot the saesr
'riH DC onip cne dollar 72ore. iSGt SAGA 81 ysr ns
are rey 9'tach IA 6'reurs crescent cGaaet exeect
! 10 s"eft Or tia cSfa5iishnpent
! 10 Acveriis'gs he sqrs Yov shall d1Iycr.i.e
m ne NV pater at so & n, SO I s cents: 9Hose
ofToH rho 4c''h "a confyac, ~ ne Trdr sha.i he
s-'"cd IN his'efpe fith > nee h sec.,-i,j tee
| J-rch'nH it 1sM certainly he infnUeEy Sater
| for nm 10 launch III, 6cri into he deco''
| tn wi1H srrves fhe ne1p PAPER gviH coqr,,r, sce
fron' eFrsf Of January n>xt. he IS c.rs risys
'hdt ms 5Goe, has idteLr hem des.itpte OF ,kgt
s!os7 IN reSsee: 20 reivg -rljeh is 30 70
ser y ne ean e"'s Il a bascr--ard, therefore a
"ez'i0Ht u tyl6sS shoH be got az soon as bassi6kr
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-10-22

Urine O. deed in trust executed TO rns h,
y lhomi'son F7@ises. for the purpose Of securing
the paymenl dsW Is. 1ia with intereq, tbers"r,s
a"e u Ef9sbetl y. Heunon, executrix ., Richard
henncp deceased, y being the balance of decree
ssined iy the sad Execurix Us Caristoprer NJ.
,ItS'n'co anh the said Fowkes executors a Mathew
"a 'caoc, licensed. ~ the Cbancery Dstrist C6rg,
o. b. chroni, VTH ne soid, 10 the highest bi,lder
Isf ready money, ~ tie premises on tie 2stf day
OF dsnuary next, If fair, otherwse the next fair
~ = tsaCI OF LAND, containing 4oz acres, sitn
Se ID 'he county o. Heesien5urgh, on both sides =,
OTTER CREEK,
6ibOiNING the Finney wooA lards. Iris land
IS we' adapted TO the culture of Tobacco. Wheat
and Cora and would be she@n ia any rer,oa wisb.
Der. fCIN q n a t,,i.rS,r ''si
'N'VU1r ~. WIN IrNsfce.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-10-22
90 UorsAesds SUGAR,

20 Uorshesds LOAF SUGAR.
so l'srr9ls do. DO
so % Green Cote. 90 baea White Corr.e
80 ba''s Spinning Cotton. 10 dozen Spades
80 boxes by 10 Window Gisss,
50 do. l0hy IL do. do
c'ses Fine Ba'c,
pipes t'eruirs CogiI:ac Brandy,
10 csskg hiu-.tot " inc,
2o 90. Cot Nails assorted sizes,
~ do. Goshen Cheese,
few thousand feet Mahogany Plank (bert ST.
Eo'onSo. }----A;.SO 20
brie SsHe-inc Ca7s:neres.
DO. inc.a Cotton--For sac nr,va.e'v
WILSON, DREW * RoaEpTsor,
<,...,oo .2acfioneeys.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-10-22

Urn DoAdrS Re7Uard
n UN AWAY from the subscriber, on the fAth
I.2 instant, Negro Man named MICHAEL o.
yeara ct agr, about feet 10 or " inches hi-h-be
Is very Sow in speech, stoop sboudered he mad on
nun nun "bFn he left me, striped roundabout and pan
ts6ons, a'Ni a new Indian blanket; be had also
%''e haL vii give tn. above reward to any per.
son That viii secure him in aI. and pay all ressons
-, r oharges. purchased the fellow of BENJAMIN
Waher' Williamsburg, agent Of John Weller James
ny county JAMES CRAt8. ir.
e AZ q, WI gTe the above r. ward of 30 dollars
ssco; 81 in jail in the city of Richmond.
60 J. c, Jr.
= GSEN, Nf'Oot %. w2%p
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-10-22
Mayc~'s Office. Cuy oT R,chs,o,d,
- Ii..rhn- u.


FrLLcw-Cr TtZFNs,
~ keen o',r citv W quiet .;,d proven, (es far q
rosSbe) the dsprc6ations n,ttCt on ui,- pr.,s-
er,y 10y the Nightly HobS-r IL wqs dat -he CIR
Cnrc,' t'sorg',t ad.sshe estsblsitse nig lit wsteh
int expereaO- dsty prove ti,sc thar ,nttsrs sra
no, soHisent eithr 10 afford prot 20 ore prom
srty ar Ia brirs the srlstt %: ,Acse reisroG.
acts to The puDis' cat thew dascrse--rc- zen t,,
night gseh he made more rou.. brt :. -a sx-
pehse 20 che Citizens, which wonid be oncrons in
the extreme
70 remedy &c pns,bie) this evil to ev,. SEINE -.
srranre 10 the Eose-kec,er that his r-rrcrtv white
ne sleeps sin state OF crrtrI tll. Il ID ia ,.
torscornmeud that Monday aiternno;, mex; nc -
e'ocS, the citizens resisting in M.disoa s.onre, a,s;
Jefferson wards should assemble themselves ST tie
places 10 esoi, where they list convened f- he pur-
p1s' OF eeeGng cam nnp- en,Inc n-Ie & tlere
To nske choice NJ i've ~ persons from Yong them,
wso shaH be instrn~ted tn reflect the SUI ard
be prera'ed by the Weiucs,ay after noUn sao Wig
at O'Clock, 10 meet n the loris'ativc Hall, IN lie
Car''o', and suggest srch 'aa, for TIE s,snr;ty OF
Property as 60 them HaY be decnta, advisable
be SerScSu' N the 2i;y aud his Deputies az re-
qu'red ~ attend, o7e other os ,ic,n 81 s r,ees
IN e2eh w1ri respect'veiy Designated, snd make
tSrn TO ne by len o'e'o'. 81 the next morning, the
names Of those ;Ius elocte.'.
Given un'ier nay hand thiu day aud yesr above
mentioned.
TO. GREFNHOW, .lfcroy.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-10-22
PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCE.

OFF R csToCK, Aug. II.
hcnaparte wisAed to renew the ARMS
t:ce. bnt Austria would only consent to it
upon the evacuation by the French Ct ell
the PrussIan tortresses. The Allies are
10000 strong in cavalry The Grown
Pfirce has an army OF 10000 men.
August Is.
austria declared on the Ilth in favonr Of
the Allies. and 1t is Said that LYbeck is
again free RON the Frenc. yoke
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-10-22

.vernor. II should te 6,one 20 when il hints IL,
the sanc bFeath as the iI0possibi,iey of do
ing vt, and intirNa,cs that the distcnce Of
that remote county from tho seat of govern
ment may prevent an carly decision by tfe
absence OF necessary zcpnsescs." Y.t th.
only point which he Legislature have TO
decide Is a very plain enc, aud requires TO
ether evidence than the statement of the
ludges--ihat point is. whether these judg.
-cs hat' right TO suppress any part of the
polls and make such return as they have
dove
Oar trust is in the Senate of MARYLAND
The Federal Party might nave prevented
the Crisis. IN various wass-.The lodges
might have made a better return. The
candidates might have refused 70 sit un0sr
tue present return. as il was hrtcd tha.
they intended to do. until they were over
ruled by the Hotspurs OF ,'eir party. Tie
Governor might have convened the Legis
laturc 10 afford them time for an early
decision. but as these Gentlemen have
oro't on the crisis before them. they mist not
complain 'ot.i.s bsing met with decision on
the part Of the Senate--Etc Federal Re-
pub'can says indeed that the Senate haze
nothing Il do with it RS g cach hovss, is the
constitutional Judge Ct the election Of its oyv n
/, members. But ho7 can they forbear to
ncddie in the basine-s when they perceive
that the powers Of the House haye already
heen nSarlheG By the Judges of Aiiehgany ?
| When they consider that, upon tie sane
principles, to put in = favori.c Gov. tn mouse
might a6r5e its constitutional powers hv
e~peliing as many Republicans from its
watts rs would give the FEEDER a!is:s ma
Ijniitv IN joint ballot?
! We look then to the Senate &c the shield
OF the rights OF the people. Let them with
draw from their Chamber, sooner than have
Ian Execu'ive paimsd upon the State by the
| hants q Usurre's. Let them do their du
.'y, snd the country VIII be with them.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-10-22
Hard IFGrs, Cutlcrp anil .Saddle-y.
FoR SALT Py
October s.

koW ARD STAPLES, .'r o., r. between ittS and
18Th streeis--Coreisline og
4 dC@ rifo, bnob ausl c's~i ioss. brass cs: kgo,,
anu ,s;ar" f'ne' common snc fine STOCK. III Sc
hr' shacfls PAL, brt sna l.rn chest ard cr,ios,S
hN"N rud gun otto; hrsso and irpn table butts and
card tab'r iinres, bross cpmnode frobs ard IN.
n'es' eupoc"rd t"'7s, rnobs SSc. scrcws wro'l ns,
cost nnf vest hut'"ns ivory ard horn cnrr1s i-s,.
s"7 "Stel eSnhIeshcks sh@$t iron and ccI,ser Ten
ksuIe,, eSe--fne whfe and nrs en- iyo-r krivee snJ
Iors' IN sets with c're''s, SIC. 20 .lat.h hu-s
shAin t"ek end white bore etsndle kuivca * f,r,s
h"s ana e0ri'ann renh riyrs, sporisme,'s kf,ives
common, ana hfs shutters, scissois cork sorews Re
f5s'cd 'tirriH IRONS, duke h;;;s ard brafoons.
.nFH e"'D Grams, tps, BARNES aud bride huc.
slca, harness ful nitprc ~ SETS &c-oc,- ,,t N
bottom and s"ivsl etirrur-rons, slarn ord g lent
belh'ms AMI e"nHl"s. iaPsnnd and ;'nn'd niris aud
hat gus, square hesd coach screwr, g.,
fiso. few hoxcs common Y yVli.toroor,,s Cot.
tor end Wool Cards, OF assorted Nos.
October o. IS
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-10-22
PoRrsMourr. Arrr,t

The EPdvc,ion and Ethalccn fricates viii
sail in tne morning with convoy for la
liFax and tue 6. Laurence. The former is
toiain Sir J. Il. Warren.
Ihc Aaius lord James Townsend, is to
be paid of here and fitted mp for the convey
ance efCsPtaip Pophan & Captain Cre;gh
ton, tojo:n Sir James Yeo, on Lake Oataric,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-10-22
TIDE SUBSCRIBERS.
HaVc just 'cceived Forty PqciGpes
ORR GOODS. Stc.

coNsIsT1Nc Of
Z, paies rose blankets escorted, II 10. duf7e do do,
bales Olue cloths Cd, g do Gaupes as,orted
eSses I'm hos.
bales aud boxes best German teklcnburys and oz.
nijrr.s a any "~'
baIc Hne luaia Cotton To. yi,,, b,,dle~.,,i. r
. erscs sl' sioeiing, d." Irieb linans
L cs5e unIbr'iias, Lgles Kendall eotfo,,
PSF SnPt!hne CLOTHS, plains, k rseys--ard rreat
.1irsy 4" Weee & OF goods amounting 10 upwards
oi 1900; oS such fanpels coat;,,es n,anetrs,,,
Soarte I'D o'ot's, long coths, ribbons elm, lss
Neiic, cotton worsed hosiery cassin,tre- ,n,.i;s
giaghsms hcsaiens, G rmsn shectinp * tup,itr -
o'tr ste es too tedious to cnrrnrrste-,ybich u;tl
ne operrd nj private sale until Ito 1871, q
90 to1er) wren very article reroe,uius a., L.oJ'
'V1' De so!0 trfhoHt teserve, and On such ,erts a.
s w,n "e acc y oaattns to Purchasersrhe sale %
commence 1t ten O'Clock.
VIZ HAVE IN sToRE,
,oo Jar PriOate sac,
g g %scs rhine ''iH>eo,oeo Sugar
$1,000 lbs oaf DO the principal par. o. Which T.
- renpn5 tons b 81 labelled in boxes & BAN els
~ ~ puncheo ~, Old AntiFna rum Of Gne favor
10 ceroons best Fiot1ni Indeo,
iSoooo rs coffee. par. test green,i torees barrel.
20 bags reopsr, 10 do p;rnento.
20 chess dfsr9nt s.zcs OF inUerialtea
1000 sacks salt, 50 boxes cotton ard wool ea,, az
sorted, ' "
Best sPan'h srgars, castor DIV, soon esniie,. eboeo
Grocery line. VIZ
md hare Jusf Rerejrcd
| % pipes FRS, quality, 4th proof Coguiae brandy.
20 cases dz each, sperklins Cbampssns, Of SUI
periOr quality,
cases, two doSen eaeh, Old 81. Julien el,ret wine
81 10 one 10. DO. of do.
% CO. t~o do d. Carbonien white vine.
70 do. one To- d. S'
2 do sweet oil, 25G eases Coloene water.
q tarycs wi'ito- vine vinegar
- 5ngs almonds g. iJg. estf--wb;ei sro ,I.c r.
cd Tor private sale ~ '
NOECTrpT. =, y mr.. 20.
ROBINSON & ne, of ID n
PLEASANT rs, NiSh spcefs.
90, The above Sale s POSTPONED cptI p.rb
| "'Vaday week, whent vii rooGyev ;rta niece.
n>.- III u. & Peas. gh.
! =, " VIZ IL petition v.ll go pres-nfee ~ ~.
rfN, tcnslHi Assernbly Of he r.ats ~ v;,.;L
pFNfS uai W 'st may pass, ,liscon,ipnrs ,Ia !,
I'fsel'G, OF Iobnsco at Eyrgs gere.boose +, -
septembsr T. ~sw
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-10-22

NioilCf Is again eiyen to all persons indebted
% The estate q the !ato John T. Price slecesss
tilat unles1,hey cal! and make r d.
charging thsir debts in the PRESENT month, Their
honda will be'pnt IN the hands of an attorney 20
bFiHB sna on to November Court
WM D. WREN, .4ctigg Err Of
cct. "a ct Johu j.. Price dpri
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-10-22
NAVAL ArporNTMrNr.

Aap'Ain r. P0praSn, to :he .ommand of tie 70
ns frs"te, under orders join Sir j. L. yeo ON tls
lake service in America.
pETRRsBU3sH, Jay 81.
tentisrirs from the United States Of America have
ssriyed here.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-10-22
IAST L-OyTrF

'Hj| Deliuqu ~ Members ofthe Jr,,,e ~ P;oey
= S'ec7't- 6odt CoFHpary." are hereby pUihed,
10y 'hs'r shares ~ili be sold anjer the regulations
OF her contract, unless fiey i'm m o,a,ev tosi
hent. Dciober 22. 1t
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-10-22
FuRy,yER.

az We is'rn by letter CT the 7lh from = dis.
tnSu'shed tiileer On board ~. Pike tia, TIE t-ang-
porte e4ptoveIi by Cra,incly.s,l Pot on, fe,, F,k
-tist ieo was - that port by t.e i,s! sgcoutts-sz
that there we're troops Sro had rosS,nei the tsnps
on Harl"ston heis''ts. -Qgery--f-s Yeo transport
boats enonsa 20 convey &c trdGls 10 Kingston in
time to U;eet wilkinson
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-10-22

FARNoUTH, August IS.
Yesterday the Russian feet of three SSH
OF me line * two corvettes. passed this port
Oh their way home.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-10-22

EVE Stockholders in Ire Brooke Turnpike Com.
- p'ey; are hereby titled, that agreeable 90 an
order Of The Board " Directors hell an .the IsI'
lnst. Trey pay in'othe hands nj the Treasurer o,
p1Conpsny. = on the i5,h Of November, and
Ine further sue 81 = per sisre on the 9Th day Of
"acsDoer ns',t being Che ST. and Ssh nsfgimcnls
Such stpei r lers rs are now delnnnen, ace ~.
qnessed g. Dmke immediate payment to the Tres.
'"rF By orler Of the Directors
R'sfnend, October y. 1918
XOR EENT.--A Dweilipg.Iouse. wen frsd nm
y Tor the cpnforiabs accom- mediation Of . small
i'fn'y' wifs sG1rilen Spot; situated in retired *
peasant rnrt Of The city. Enquire of
III 70. POITL1UY.