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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-12-03

ssctors net less ,ksa three nsr more than ten dolls.
20 be recovered before any justee Of the peace, with
coas IN the SANE manner that small! debts are reeov
cradle: Provided. That il shall not be lawful Eos
the company to ask, demand receive from or Cor
persons living on or adjacent to the said road who
nsy have ocsason TO pass by the said road upon the
ordinary business relating to their farms far Us
the sane may IN IFS limits extend on the roads res
psetiTeJ, who shall not have any other convenient
road or way by which they psss from one part
TO another part thereof, aby ton for passsy on said
turi Ike,
J's ia ,sts.--APprdved,
JAMES MADISON.
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October 90.

TIE PtBi.IC.-The subscriber, at presep,
z IN The s'sf5 Of Ohio, win attend, on reasrnsbIe
Wnna 20 the Feins off lands. eomioisson, 10 that
. uu VI fSe,'tuei.y- HIS Jealous and faithful .x
eruGhs ior the benefit OF his employers. NAV be de-.
peneeu upon: Auy person wishing to avail himself
"i hiS services, will please to address him by The
ma (PGs;Sse gaidl, to Riilsborousb, HigRisnl
attorney without delay lie exnec,s - r"meas -; ~
the "es'ern country until the ensuing sprinr.
" :, WILLIAM BYRD.
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From . Ilalifsx pancr.
CON1fCDORE B.IRcT ~

Commodore Barclay severely wounded AZ ,bs
aim. oi BIS defect or Lake Erie. This is the tb;TJ
tme that be aas suffered in defence Of his eountrv
ln the ever memoSibis battle Of TraGaIsor. he -
desperately wounded. -hbou; -four years since
Wien First Lieutenant of frignte, H. an e,snse
yent with some eaefny's vessels on ths eosst ~
Er =, (We ieern by private ette, from 80 -
odc. ~ lie American Squadron, givan In a a..
Ton fYtr) he iosi the hand which Remained - ~
w @H@oasy Lope he viii again survi ye his go,,,S
40 lons I'VE I" 'nlny 'he gratitude Of bis CONN ~
and tic vo!s.y o. bis friends (Hs iser 60
vary
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TIE Partnership of wilson, Drew * Robertson
having been dissolved by my Withdrawing iron, the
oes leave 10 apprize my friends and the pnb
nc, that shall continue to DO busines, on farms q.
mar 10 those OF the late concern, in the same house
they occupied in Cary street.
GEO. ROBERTSON.
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M @ksftfn, rrrorrs ms chanks 10 his ~
~ NERVOUS ir'enus * customers, informs them
he has on hand s.e.ant assortment of p.arl pain
q fancy JswAy, gold and silver patent lever and
pam watches, silver coffee pois, tea do sugar diI-
ss, cream pots, tonbers. Indies, table, des.er, aud
SPOONS, oraach and other eanolesticks OF an en-
treiy new constructions, elegant cut glass eastors
N1uor stanes, SLIDES, military sasles, piames, gold *
sver epanets, stars, cord. lace, gilt and silver do
,woraa and SIDE arms, artillery, infantry aud Navy
buttons canes &c Sita variety CT articles too te-
dion' 10 mention; so! most Of which have been
pLia. ga"
Nov. SO. 2sy>Aw
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-12-03
THE MANUFACTURING PROSPERI
TY OF THE COUNTRY. AND IT'S
TRUEINTERESTS, EXEMPLIFIED.
Zxtraef ofa letter from Phiiudel ahia, da
ted 1Sth f1sf.


ted 1Sth fnsf.
The digest Of the report OF the mar
shals, ON the subject of American mann.
features, has been sent TO this city for pub
Hcation ard the thousand copies are now
ready to be delivered to the members of con-
gress when they meet"
This work, il is said. exhibits the manu-
featuring interests Of the Country, IN a point
OF view truly Interesting, aud affords a>pleas.
ing anticipation of the complete supply of
our wants. from our os0si industry and in
ternai resources. at no remote period. 1t
shows what wide field may be opened to
our Industry in this line serare from, those
Ur1affoms ro66e'ies, TO which it has been
exposed for years past, by the rapacity of
foreigs nations. This digest exhibits an ay
gregate of more than trvo hundred millions
~ dollars per a1snUn, in all the various
branches of American manufactures, an a.
mount far surprising the amount of exports
in American produce; from whence il may
be infe rred, that the manufacturing interest
Il one Of the mos, important interests Of the
natl0n, and entitled to its peculiar care and
attention.
Hitherto cur manufactures have been nro st.
" OF the cuarser kind for common use con-
sequently the process of manufacturing has
not add d very greatly 10 the value of the
raw material IT We say it has doubled the
value OF the raw material on an average; &
take two hundred millions of dollars as the
annual amount OF our manufactures, then it
Will result that the value of one hundr-,
mill ons ct dollars per anuum Of. cur raw
materials, are now employed in domestic
manufactures, and find market at our
doors, free from couture, detention, and spo
iia'ion OF every kind, to which oar COM
Inerce on the ocean has, Snr years, been cx-
posed, IN degree ruinods to many. Leav.
ing entirely out CT view, then. the toNticai
advantages that would result from supplying
our wants from our own industry and inter-
nal resources, pecuniary considerations a
AoAe seem to urge strongly the propriety Of
extending as far as possible the home mar
ket tor our raw ma terials. Conveniency to
market, is i'rircitaNy what stamps a va.
4ue on the landed interest of the country
manufacturing has already given us this
market for very considerable portion of
che produce of our soil and industry, and this
market wise policy will preserve and ex-
tend it will not drive the market from our
doors. by seeking market three thousand
miles from home, anc by seeking Supplies
OF necessaries abroad, with which we could
be furnished on as beneficial terms at home.
We should think indifferen,y of the indivi
dual who might have market at his door.
II he should drive that market three thou
sand miles from him, by faverins foreign
markets; and equally absurd will it be for
nation tC pursue this course.
Baltimore WAig.
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TERRELL Il L. ATKINSON, intend TO con-
~. unue their School the ensuing year In ibe
house which they at present occupy, viz the ONE
IRONING o tue Governors and adjoining South gcts's
hhs plan purSu 9 in Their Seminary, embr aces The
several branches cf liberal education
The Latin and Greek Isnsusggs are ,ou,b.h-
purpose. 'N
The English language, Arithmetic. Goosranhv
WIN the use Of the Globes. History, Beies Ipttre:
Philosophy, Mathematics and the French lnre,,rsge
are tausht by =. Terrell Both Teachers unitp II,
ths exercise OF tier influence authority for tho
preservation OF good orlsr in the Seminar ,nd fo-
the moral K intellectual Improvement of The strden,
and they spare no pains necessary for establishing
him IN the rudinfents Of learning conrideyn, tb;s
the best means Eor iaciitstirg Lis future urueress
They have it in mind 10 propose 10 the ,tI or
Teachers o this city tc join them a. assoeiany thei
schools twice year II the Capitol, tor the purpose
o. hav ng their similar classes in eaoi publicly exam
med together; hoping by this mesrs To excite ,od
call into fu operation, III genernns ar, nobl.
lahon oil youth, when, in other manner csn he
properly aroused, or so wen directed, They ,hink
that plan OF this Kind, judiciousy arrapsed woold
tend in sn eminent degree, to render Richmond the
Athens Of Amerios.
FIie terms are s. entrance for fuel, and $40 the
trm tor tuition, to be paid quarterly in advance On,
StS the quarter TOR any portion Of time less than
the term. Several boys can be admitted into ~
School Immediately. C.. Terrell will have Il in nj.
power TO accommodate the same number Of hays
WIN osard washing, tha: he has with him AZ pres.
ems, sna on tbs same terms, viz. $3.50 the term.
On Thursday and Friday, the Cd and 5rd of Dc.
eemner next, they proposs 10 have general eHa.
tuNroianS OF the Students respectfully invited
Also, the teachers Of the city, and Gentlemen who
feel interested IN the eduostion of youth
Nov 10. W.T.
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Lot and Rousrs So,. ScT-

Wiii sell my Houses and Lot sdjoinng the town
OF charlottesville, The Lot conyins seven and
one hall ceres, with good comfortable dweIins
iouse on 1t. anew brick osce, and all necessary on
ry large and has some fruit OF excellent ousI,, =; :;
and has been very recently paIed in. The wbo,,.
lot IS usder 81 enclosure of locust posts and
he ute is intlisFutabis Fer terms spnlv u,
me by letter directed to Charlottesville
October 90. wifi d. ID. CAHR.
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JAMES MADISON

=
s LMAEACks.--Just Published, by PETER
COTTON. and for sale by the Groee, Dozen
or SINCE, at his Book snd Stationary Store, second
duo, above the e gle Tsvera, his
Virginia .z3ryanack. for lie year of our
LORD, 1914.
Confirming fhs riaing. setting, places and ecrpses
OF the Sun Snd Moon the southing, phases, age and
latitude of the Moon, longitude of ber ascendine
node, Se The rising. setting snd southng of the most
conspicuous planets snd fxed stars; the equation q,
ii'e, sums t-ciinAton, &c. also the increase and de-
crease and length of days, with the Festivals. Sc
Also, List OF Members of Congress and Virginia
assembly, courts OF Virginia, Federal courts of La
and eircui. courts of the United States District do
General Courts of Maryland. Anechetts, sc. &c.
Likewise list OF the New Taxes OF the United
States and Of the state of Virgins, and table sew
ing at one view the Stamp laws, with the aecesss
~ stamp Tor any sum TO be paid by Fond, Note or
Bill Of Exchange, sc. SIC.
IrHrt 0Eanufactorv.
ne subscriber has established at hs Book and
stationary Store, Trunk Mandatory, where
trunks are made to any pattern at the shortest no.
ice PETER COTTON.
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WM. II. nOULWAke.

CLock q jYatch Noter,
} sESPHCTFULLf iriorn,s tie C.,i.ans Of n;sb
4 q mond, Manchester and their ,ieiri,ies, e bss
eo@menseu The above hus'aess in die house oeeuc
Pred by Mr. NJ Gretter, where ne al repair Clock.
ana Watches OF every description at tue shorisys
notice and warrant them TO perform Sun
Seals, Keys, &c. sc.
Nov 30. QsM4x
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JAMES MADISON.
AN ACT


amend The act in addition TO the act entitled ga n
ael 10 raise an additional military force, and for
other pnrpos s."
BE it enacted ty the Senate and Hase oS Re.
6re'enfd''ees Of the Tinted States of 9gnerica in
Congress ds'e1's6,eS, Tina, five Of the regiuiepts
which we're authorized to se raised by pa act in
diton 10 the act entitled Z" an act 20 raise "a add.
uons military force, and for Other purposes" pass.
ed me swenty-ninth day of January, one thousand
eisot hushted and thirteen, may at the discretion
OF the President Of the United States 6e emf stet for
and during the war, unless sooner tisc!sre 4, aud
hmneo as TO service TO the defence of the seq
board of the United States or of such paris thereof
az the President may elect and determine.
80 2. .fad be IL further enacted That ca Ah rosn
recruited under the authority of this -et, b. Glow
ed the same bounty in money and lend rs ia allowed
ny law 10 sn enlisted for 6ve ytars or for the war
ann tat TIE officers, NON CO nm'ssoned officers m a,
sc'sns = priva;es shall =, -eiye the same nav elo
thing sssstcnee and foraee be entitled 10 the lame
BENEFITS, be sibject re- the rules and regulations
and be Placed In every respect Tie same footing
as the Other regular troops of the United States
gully 2, iaiS--APproved,
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'y'hh Subscriber having resigned the Penitentiary
AgeiSy, has lately received, and will koev =
constant supply OF Baltimore aud PHILADELPHIA On,
Mails and Brads, and Baltimore Spun Cotton.
on hand among other articles in the Grocery line.
Liverpool Blown x Ground Salt, in best tvi.d
and common sackinS,
Twelve hundred Pounds Of superior Seine
Irvine. II
WILLIAM ANDERSON.
Sept ei. WITT
y 'HE hiereaHtiIe Business heretofore carried on
a by the snoscribers, uRder the frm of !ylsos
D'etv e Ro6erssog is this day, by mutual
oi'soiSed-Tbe Book aud Papers of said eoncern
remain with Wilson \ Drew Cor fnaI .et,lsmsas.
THOMAS WILSON,
THOMAS u. DREW.
GEO. ROBERTSON.
Richmond. Nov. O, 1878.
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AND FOR 5ALE.-.l would wish 10 sell IN ar
I2 hundred acres Of Land, lying IN the countv q,
orange, On the road aiding from Swift Rup m {,
range Courthouse, and IN less than nile FROM the
batter place. The greater mart of III. laj +; j.; -.
Original growth, and the tract equal in VAIN, 70 ao
nigh and in the state. There is on Il from sixty a.
seventy acres Of che very fret rate low grounds
ne i9ns TO be Showed by myself, or, in nov all,
S"0s' " H'r' HVoert Brock, living the premises
THOMAS MACON.
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VERY VALUABLE PRoPERTY.-wn s.
r Sol at Public Auction, to the highest bidder.
ewse the fair dayj al the Houses snd Cr, o,
oe'onynE to the Estate Cf Casper Fleisher, des'J
on tie street leading from the lain Street To NJ
os hrdse, part OF which io called the Rising sgn
taYsTn--t bis property situated directly bet 60.
the Bark Of Vrgnis and The old Can;,o
corn. Terms win he made known on the day Of sale
By order Of the Exeou.Iix, = '''e
November %. al.
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STONE WARE.

STONE JFARE.
NHE Subscriber having established manufa.torv
o. STONE W.3RE Ga James River tweIys
miles below Richmond, offers foc sale " the MAJ.
factory Tor delivered in Richmond large ond
general assortment Of stone ware, in qnaItT enyal
10 any eVSr IMPORTED. A constant supply of Soc.
cyder and beer bottles warranted 20 nss, 1913
pose Tor which they used Orders left AZ ,ts
compiling house Of c. J. McMurdo will be attended
to, and ware nsde agreeable to order.
October %. rs ID
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~ ILL be offered for Sale st Pubic Aus,;on ~,
" the premises, (unless sold privately before ,h-
cs,) on Monday, the 9th day o. Dcee mi,.r next
tract OF Land in Wilson County, NJ Rock FL, p;-...>
adjoining the lands of Wis,ia Harris. ESQ. CO. Io,
seph shelton, and Others, containing sbout Ono
tnonsanh acres; great proportion Of the tract il
reh tobacco Land, extoodng near one mite nm liz
"ioresad river. This land IS The property If the Il.
sstees Ok capt CiouGh Shelton, deceased. 100 ere
PREPARED to make the purchaser a good aDa ;ndis-
pot@he title. Among the many advantages yyhieL
this land possesses, it is in wealthy nesh6oorIoSs
en- very near large merchant mill, recently erect
The stock of every kind, rlanta,ioI utsns,s az,
crop on hand. The terms viii be made known ar
me, 'ne Day OF sale. Any person wishing 10 view the
anu, sn'i 20 contract pr ystey, will mike apprcs.
Trison'; near Warren, Albemsrie County, or to col,
oseph Shelton, no VIII sl,ew the pre,nises n W..
fu'y authorized to act in behalf the parties cor
cerned. TIE TISCii w &c oH-
October 90. fds "-
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Gngiand.-When his present Majesty
assembled the hrone, the National Debt a
mounted TO 146 miIions--at present it is
200 VilIions-S millions were the amount of
the Taxes during the year when he came
to the throne; they now amoant annually
TO about 70 millions. And the expense Of
maintaini' 6 paupers in England and Wales,
nearly ten times as much as in the wear A.
noVe mentioned. Liverhoot Merearu.
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~ oIiCE,-The business heretofore carried ON
L IN the town of Cara, under the frra of tiiI;on
~, Scott, was by mutual consent dissolved en FL
Sothdsy OF September lsst--aH those who ore ~.
deo'ed TO said concern. earnestly re0uesteJ 20
come forward, and make payment 20 esch of the
sgrees6iy to the vouchers. Which they
hold, DIVISION of the deHts having taken pIac"NJ
an' th0ee having claims against said csnsern. off,
apply TO John Gillian for payment. WIZ
JOHN GILLIAN,
Cara, Nov. 10. an9,n
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o--o...nn. nov. ~. w4wp
MARY SOUTHGATF

,,,,, :, vi - M SOU HlIATE,
sShboENtS her grateful acknowjsdser,kn,o o.
n the Ladies OF Richmond and Manehes,er. and
tne vicinity Of each, tor their past fsvors and
ee.I,,y i9torr.s them, that che is iu.t returned
~, M; Wv IorS' Philadelphia and Baltimore, snd
WI. III the course of this week. from those nlsces re
S S seasonabie and fashionable assortment If
mHienery, &c "hlsh size purposes to open on sa.
turdsy next ard hopes by moderate charons avid
oscomins eomPiacenoy to obtain as usual her share
RovepakerlS.
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IT FalHa6ie Tract of Land and PLaukatio,
FOR SHE.
virtue OF deed made By Thomas johnson
81 conveying to me four hundred and seventy. five
acres o. Land lying in The county Of CumberIsnd.
Gnu sojo,,nng the lands Of the said Thomas John
Iaent OF sae thousand pounds. 20 Jorl Y',cex.llZ
Wh be sold for cash, to the Iighss bidder, on ths
thTd day OF January uext, the said AIS acres Of
Lend, or 80 much thereof rs may be neees5sry n,
ITSe the balance that may then ain due 10 the
'aid Joel Fsnoey. The sole win h. NIL ON ~ ~
premises between the houvs Of or- end four nolo.k
in the afternoon VIZ INIST
Cumberland, Nov. so. N
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* nuoAfIoN The aubsern-r mtena-, the
a milo - 70 remove To ii;s own p acs, hail
viii co,,; ow %eorse's Tavern, nt which place he
T,l' counne has misunderstanding Writing. Enr-
eIn nraIn mar and Arithmetic viii b. tau,Sf G 81
smat;s.p Pc 'choar-tte Learned Language, Math
ceiye bcsrders 70 dollars for tbs WV r'
Hs.' IN advance, the buarders finding their avn he'd.
on the Gath OF January. '''"A' Ne'"s
Gocoblsnd. Nov. 10 yIv,n
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yENAKE KoTICR-That intend TO nst;,,n0 ,hs
n next General Assembly oe VIRGINS. :, hsb.,e
OF my wife, which the Cosporat;on Of srsderoc,
burg have taken from me.
oc,obsrs q Simon Sexsnsith.
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ADVERTIS arr

3 saDscrioer takes this method o. giving notice
sst no has taken probate of the last viii and
tor IS o' )" MAN trigg, decd, rviyins a1ecu
eoains, ~. h'ns, dee'd-All persons having claims
= nst eithsr OF the estates, win please make them
,a'',", 'nSt arrangements may he made for the
ineht OF the'o--and those ind, btcd TO either Of
pay ment. III uENDEb 60 " ~
Abingdon Nov 10 -, ""e' l.
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~ subscribers having purchased the interest Of
Mp ", reo. kobsr,son IN the concern of py;l,oo
Tes g Robertson, beg leave to inform their friends
tnaj u VIII continue. business under the firm of
THOMAS WILSON,
THOMAS H. DREW
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~ OTiCE'-A General Meeting o. the AIutusl
Assurance Society against ESre on Bui,di,,ys If
the Hate OF Virginia, has been Adjourned to Non.
the Capitol in this city. N
SAMUEL GREENHOW. p. A.
Rirhmord, Nov. ts. 1918 wsw
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AND FOR SALE "A valuable Tract Of I..na
= N the county Of Louisa, lJns on the south sde
OVeTton and Cornelius nabney, containing 600 scrss
For terms, app'r to Cecrge Whitlocke of I,vroL'
19rg, os to the subscriber, living in the Forks 81
iS m LEWIS BERKLEY.
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RI OTICE.-AH perso1s hsvif,r eIair,s 7.,-;o., -
esiate Of Judiu' Tiarwood, deed, Frs,ee, RI 4.
dIehur' deo'd, and Riebsrd Cole, deed. are Ler..
by requested 20 bring them forEartl f-operi, a.
tnenuea'cdy and they shell be discharged--6 II ner
make in,mediste payment, ~ no farther ;eJoies,.
Cea De allowed SARAH COLE, ss-ssx y,
JsAiyh Hsrweod, Frsneis Jil
dleburst aGd Richard Cole, dec'd
WV -. VIZ
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a iKuNh FOUND, between Frederickoourg <
d ms plsce, By waggoner, on the Gin inst san
Po'eu 10 contain merchandise The owner is re-.
nasd 70 eau At my store, prove property and psy
Nov. 16. wifi LIVE
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gaSdlS is TO inform the public, that ON the stb dew
= OF last moath, (Oeto5er) gave my obligation
70 MIR. E'iish May. Of the City OF Richmond fr
goo d"lsrs to be discharged in Coal delivered AZ the
BASIN, 81 the customary price when taken sy.sv Il
was for the purchase Of tv1 Negro Mep ~ is1 ,r,i
lars eseh, wlieh Negroes, by verbal ssreement. he
wa9 10 deliver To me at my Coal.pitts "a Dover M
my farm at Planter's Fare 49, -
oae OF The fellows. y nlrne Biiiy or mn he bss
iaiied to deliver agreeable to contract and wboro
hsVe not seen suee the purchase therefore 1o -
oon9her myself bound 10 nay more than one D,o;te
Of the obligation, sRd will not do II unless oonoi,s
~ law 20 do 50, uness ,he said May deliver he ,;d
Negro ogretshie to sail bargain and Eve, in thss
case ne does NOS We satisfactory inrot n,ston
IS 70 ms beng horn q slave prior In his delivery.
snail refuse 10 receive him. have, since msking ibo
purchase, been Informed that the snii fellow ia ~
slave = that y was kDowH N Jr Nav Al the ,in,s
NJ purchased him. DANIEL TlR{PLEIT.
November 70 Aw
A{'ot PKNT.--A DwelHhe.house. ven TED n.
p ior We enm'orts eccom o ia,ion Of a sne5
s"ny' VITA harden spa sitHstea in a retired ,
'ies7ont lsrt Ol tbe city. Enqiire gf
49,. ~ Z. pSIILRET
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TOR sALE--A Young Likely Negro Man. sbos,
t"sg'y',ra years Old. Who is an excellent
Editor Of this paper. nov. a.
HJME CHEFSE..
sCcJ lbs Pi4oe Goshep CE5EkSE. fs- sci. -.
''f ~ A51 C15S
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VTIne Of deed 81 trust executed 10 ne h,
- ihompson FQgikss, for the purpose Of securing,
the payment Of G5UI Is. i'd with isteres. tbe~ses
que IN Elizabeth b. Ken on, sxecutrix OF Richard
KENYON deceased, it being the balance of a deer.e
obtained by the said Executri1 &c. CHRISTOPHER Ma
Cpnneo snu the SAID Fowihe1. executors Of Mathew
barrsble, deceased in the Cbapcerz ,r.,r;.t e.,
NJ Rch,nond, SgiH be raid, 70 the highest bidSsr
ioT ready money, on the premises, on ths 2stb dov
o. January next Il iair, otherwise the next fair dsv
bNCf OF LAND, Oontaiains 400 acres, sit1'
s'c IN the county o. Meeklenburgh, both sides of
OTTER CREEK,
ADJOiHiNS the Finney.vood lands. This lind
IS vel adapted 70 the ceiture Of Tobacco. Wboot
anil Corn-snd would be shewn to any persos ty;sb'
ing 10 vie" the sayne, o. application to The Sub ri
Der, JOHN q. BAPTIST.
No'utf -. WIN TYgsfgs
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4 Mason's Hall, in the city of lUshnond. ~ & n,
cock in the evening Of Monday thu 18Th day OF Pc
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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-12-03

~ LIZ be sold at Public Auction, beIoTe the
EH front door OF the Eagle Tavern, 10 the eity
nt Richmond, on The first Day of JsnuSry nayt-.I
hkeiy Negro Man, gooS Cook and We Wy
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