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Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-12-04
NOTICE

y PPLICATION will &c made By the
L h executors ard Gevjsees Of the l-te
Doctor Peter Senscncy to the next Vjr-
GINA Assembly for law TO discontinue
the Rrcets ia the town OF Middletown so
far as thcy ron through tic vacant and
uasod lots ia the fsid town, and revert
tho title in fsid executors and dcvisces.
iFB. HOLMES, ! -
OBED WAITE, c:
MARY SENSENBY, :
S.t,e %
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-12-04
BOLTINC CLOTHS.

10 .aILEERs s .NI1LWRIGHI's.
FENIE .ubr.,ihcr constantly keeps a
Il complete assortment of first gaeli-
~ ,Uorranied B0LTING CLOTHS,
at his Store. by the Market Houfe, in
Shepherd'stown Virginia.
JAMES S. LANE.
Shepherdstown, Nov. 40. ct. 40.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-12-04
Shenandoah CITY to wit:

Shenandoah Csy to wit;
.Toeenber Court 1919.
Daniel Fry Plaintiff,
AGAINST
Samuel Newell, Abraham Frederick &
John Colviilc, Defendants.
IN CHANCERY.
He Defendant SAMUEL NEWELL:
Il not having entered mis- appearance,
and given security agreeable to the act OF
Assembly and the relies of thi, Court,
and it appearing to the fatisfaction of
the court, that ne is not an inhabitant
of this commonwealth, on she melton
of the plaintiff by hi, attorney, Tits or
dcred, that the iaid defendant do appear
hcie on Monday before the I'd Tuesday
in February next, & anfwer the said bill,
Of the PisiHtin, and that copy Of this or
der be forthwith inherited in fome News
paPe. printed in WincheGer for two
months excessively, and be posted up at
the front door Of the Court Hou(e OF the
lid County.
a Copy Teae,
?. WILLIAMS. c. S. c.
Norember 20. 20.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-12-04

AR1DING HORSE, three years esS
OF an elegant figure & good size;oa crs-
dit of twelve months negotiable ia tbs
Esnk Of WiacheRcr.
Apply to VIZ. CARNAGT, mar
the Wbits-PoG.
Noveaber -, 1873, st 90
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-12-04
NEW STORE.

TsA.fC s. LUCK e Co.
BSPECTFULLY inform their friends
IN and TIE peblic in general, tinat they
have commenced the
Mercantile Business
in the well known Rsnd occupied for ma.
ny years by John Liam, deed. in the bo-
rough OF Winchester, where they have
for sale
a GOOD ASSORTMENT or
5ea&Gnanie &n6be,
which they will dispose of On as reasona-
bic terms "a their rel Shbors, and Gattcr
Themselves thae their exestious to please
viii secure to them fhare OF the public
patronage.
Nov. 8, Al
So They have jua rocsived sspPly
Of MOLASsES Of COED quslitv.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-12-04
For Sale

HE fubfcribsr will difrose Of, TAT q
K private fale on credit of two
years, the puiehaier giving bond with
approved fscurity) good Road Waa-
goD; 6fIorfes; good fet Of Geers; WaE.
gon Tent, Bags and Jack -screw--Inte9,
eft from the date will be required if nsy
punctually paid.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-12-04
Shenandoah CITY to wit,

Shenandoah Cty to wit,
November Court, 1919.
Henry Shuil Plaintif,
AGAINST
Samuel Newell and Abraham FEEDER
lex, Defendants.
IN CHANCERY.
TIE Defendant Samuel Nessell, not
having entered his appearance and giyen
security according to the Act of AGcmbly
and tine Rules of this Court, and it APP
Pcaring by satisfactory evidence, that he
is not an inhabitant of this common
wealth, upon molten Of the Plaintiff
by his coanfel. 1t is ordered, That the
laid Defendant do appear here on tho
Monday before the fccond Tuesday in
February next to answer tho bill oil shs
plaintiff and that copy of this order
DC forthwith inserted In some newspaper
publifhed in WiocheRer, for two months
successfully and pofed at the front door
OF the Court House In the fsid County.
A Copy TeRe;
?. WILLIAMS, (. S. c.
November 20. -.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-12-04
Hardy County, SIS.

Nov. IT,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-04-20
Horatio Jones.

About Eighteen years ofage, five feet nine inches
high; dark hair dark eyes, anil OF syarthy COM
plexion, rather ola slender make snd saInewhat
stoop shou'dered; his outlet thrspple Of an I'm
common size, so much Co be easy observed f
monty red end GENERALLY stained with tob9eco, of
which he as very fond-had on and took with him a
VOTE Fur hat. black cloth coat with Velvet cape,
stuneHswansdown Vest, blue Lindsey psntaioons.
Bh'e and white mixed WOODEN stockings, anti home
made linen shirt with other cl,athing not recollect-
ed it IS probable he viii change his dre.s in order
to evade purauit--T'he above reward viii he given
to any person who win apprehcnd the ssii appren-
ar in such manner vs. can yet him and give m 2
in'wedite inflammation all reasonable charges will
be allowed if brous ht home.
ALEX. JORDAN.
Lexingtops Apri.f5. 3,p
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-04-20
$500 .Acyes.

Aud being part of Robert Fosters Location. the
Land is 70 be rated with the first qualities of the
Green River Lands, and is supposed, two thirds of
which prime bottom Land, and in point of wa
ter it contains number OF very iae springs-with
ssw let's of cleared ground, and caboins are the
only improvements The many advantages that are
attached to this land, will make it well worth the
tentiSh OF any person wishing to purchase it is a.
bout "a miles from New G .assow Is from the Bow
Ing Green and 50 from Naslyc (Teu.) and has q
sountry Rosd leading through it. A farther des-
criphon is deemed unnecessary, as it is presumed
purchasers vopii wish to have the Land viewed,
which win bc its best Recommendation.
The land wil best s,iit to be sol.n one tract and
viii not be cot the title will he inad- undoubted *
the purchaser accom- odated--For further partieu
lars line addressed to the subscriber and directed
1 20 jamestown Post Office, will he attended 10.
JAMES j, FOSTER.
Prince Edward, April 49, FTP
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-04-20
BRITISH PACKETS.

The federal prints are filed with a ridi
culous cutlery on the subject of the openine,
tof the letters received and transmitted by
the British packets. Little care we, as
friends OF administration, what the factious
tools say about it, because their habituai
disregard of truth has become proverbjal.
Lest, however, honest men should be mis-
ied by the cianor, we will just observe, that
during war, LISTERS are never permitted to
pass from ore enemy to another without
being opened; and that the Opening of the
letters by the two governments respective-
W as we'll as the other arrangements re-
speeding cartel packets, was settled by y
reciprocal agreement Between the agents
OF the two countries. War precludes all
COMMUNICATION betweentwo nations, except
that mercantile correspondence which the
courtesy ot modern war permits. 1t would
be novelty ~ war to permit sealed let
ters to pass to the enemy during its contin-
nacce, by which that enemy should be adj
vised, aided or conferred. Our governs
ment has therefore, in guarding againse
1t performed what has certainly been a
painful though Indispensable duty.
Mar. Inf.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-04-20
DOMESTIC.

lvEW 1oGE, April Z.
CcasfiHg Frefec fioH.----NVe understand
that The u. States brig Argus Is to pro
coed Immediately through Hell Cate into
Long Island Sound. 10 protectour coastinc
navigation from dcpredati0ns Of the enc
my's cruisers. some of whom have been
seen within Mcctsuk, off Block island, and
scar the mouth oi Providence river, where
.thry have n de several captures, aud excl
ted serious alarm.
The fishing spacks have been repeated
- boarded By the cuemy's boats, but were
paid for their fish, and no further modest.
ed The greatest force we have hnd arJ
accou1' o. in that quarter, IS S vessels, )
ship Of che line, ffigate, sloop Of war, &
schr. Bot rs tic small vessels only venture
IN shore, IL - presumed i'ie watchgul vgi
lptcc OF the Arghs viii in great measur,
Preysht iheir future marauanss.
Columbian.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-04-20
Notice.

TN pursuance the acts Of the last session of the
d General Assembly entitled " An act imposing
foxes for the support cs Govern mcpt, and AN
act to amend the several acts Of Assembly, preseri
b;ng the riete of ascertaning the taxable property
within the mnonwealth and of collecting the pub
lie revenue - Stamps viii be prepared by the eOth
of this month and kept Of the office Of the sosscr
the main street of Richmond, agreeable to the ioi-
lowing table:
Eor each note or bin made payable or nesotab'e or
which may be prid negotiated, at either az
the public banks of Virginia. or at the branches
thereof (except checks or bills drawn upon and
payable By such banks) at on within GO days from
the date OF such not cor b--
5gaboye SEQ, and not exceeding 800 cts
above iea, and not exceeding 500 10
above 500. and not exceeding 1000 90
And for every $1,000 above thousand, 25 cts
additional,
For each note or bill made PAYABLE or negotiable or
whelrmsy he paid or negotiated as aforesaid, rot
within or at co days from its date.
Ifaboye $50. aud not exceeding Slo0 10 cts.
above 100, and not exceeding 500 s5
above 500. and not exeeeding 1910 50
above 1909, and not exceeding $3.50 -
above o0o0, and not exceeding 5000 100
above 5000 and not exceeding 1000 les
above 3oG0 and not exceeding 5000 $50
And Tor every $1,000 above FIVE thousand, IS cts.
additional.
Paper or Blank natss sent tn be stamped must
be accompanied By Memo: OF the number required
rths several stamps
N. r. Paner and blank notes ready stamped will
- The. HOWARD,
.StaMb-.lfGsfrr.
-,pr;l1s, sist.n
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wenty Dollars Reward.
NNTILL be given for the apprehension and aelivc,
w ny OF a girl named
PATTY.

But Who ,ornetines called herself Martha Bray and
Patty Iig'itfoot.
She eiopcd from the Subscriber the last Of
March, dressed in purple siaff habit-she is II
years old. of good size and fgure--tawny colour,
talks and walks utiicS, while speaking looks down
ADD ater she IS depe, continues to her lips rs
u taking TO ncrSsi-A, the time of speaking she
is fngeripg the sides OF her dress which gives her
an aItteted aPpearance-she walks quick ard ~ery
mnch upon her heels, and stoOps in her shoulders
white walking. Her harris thin, which she wears
plated On her forehead and temples-iIer face was
sos deal pimPled, and more convex (psrticular-
y he nose) than usual with negroes She 10 shrewS:
ana intelligent. bought her in February of
MIR Richard Coke of williamsburg She ran A.
way from him the last year and in May was adver-
tised in the Enquirer: She was taken up in Column
bra finvanna Ceunty, where she had passed some
months as hee.
VIII give ten dollars for her if taken in this civ
or ITS vicinity, ant, twehty if taken fifty miles from
town, o. all reasonable expences paid.
JOSEPH TRENT
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-04-20
IKasAincfon. .Ahrfi IS.


We have now ascertained that the Pre-
sident has appointed Mr.. GaLotbi and
Mr. Baycrd, with Mr.. .4dQpis the present
minister of the United STAIRS Mt S.. Peters
burg, IN a joint cammissioa as Enyoys Ex-
traofdnary and Ministers Plenipotentiarv.
to open negotiations for Peace with Enc
lard, at St. pGersburg, under the mediati-
on OF Russia. We are happy to state, that
the measured preparatory to their depar.
tore are ih great forwarluess, and that
they will probably embark in about ten
days. in the success Of this mission We en-
certain much confidence The hieh cha
fscter Of tho Emperor of Russia iusiies
belief that he will promote an adjustment
OF all the differences between the United
states and Great Britain, on fair and last
conditions, & such as the United States are
willing to accept. From tie talents aud
integrity Of the THREE gertlerrtn to whom
the President hes committed he important
trust, the public wdl be satisfied thae the
rig9s and interests Of cur country VII be
ably suppor,ed. If peace can be made 90
such teruo as ought 20 rc accepted, it may
reasonably be expected 10 result from, this
mission. 1a,. int.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-04-20

tron' l.ondon papers. pVrport:ng to DC lciters
from JOEL BARLOW to the President OF tho
L. States. These Infamous forgeries re
so clumsy that we re astonished how the
canadian agents and tbs Hepryites in this
country dare publish tbeu,in any way
but the readers of the factious print. havs
been SO accustomed 20 being crammed with
monstrous absrrdity, it WAS probably
thought no food could be too gross Tor them.
~ they cigsst this Imposition, however, they
are made of more plant stun than we take
any great portion ot car people to he, and
viii prove themselves liz rctaI1crs TO abaa.
doned Chiefs.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-04-20

'"e' "iss'"'' anu msren immediately TO join th'
Captain Cs'rns Of this pl..e has great succc,s in
cnhstips men Tor the new corps al 10000. TIE,
snpli da,is. ahA are bot one year and ,r.
ee,ve srstrny os 10 dollars, eight dollars month
w'-i' good clothing and i.'tiOns.
TO THE YOUNG; MEN OF OHIO.
felioSs- Citizens
OF t'i- uni,e States, aud the organization OF the
two regiments iateude tn be rai5rd in the state hav
'rs been entrusccd tr us, IT. becomes duty to in
vie you the standard Ut ,nur county. We teei
40 disposition 70 rocaritulate the numerous outra.
yes end aggresSons, Which have driven your 90
ver.ment To srns You have ali scen Tie ureuam.
pied o0trages Which England has committed upon
nur Interest aud honor, and You have seen tie soil.
eitnde Which governnen has manifested to pre-
serve the relations oi peace and amity. Their eff.
forts have been useless The ,sne power which
drove yoer fathers TO arms 60 acquire your indepsn
Gence, now drlres their Sans 10 arms To defend it,
The government of your choice calls upon YOU for
snpport che land OF yeur netiYity for protection
That man IS unworthy the name of an American
who can tamsly hear the csa ct his country, aud
ooks dsy upon her battles. Our government IS Ell.
gagged in no sehetrc OF aggrahdzement, no plsn. az
.motion. The way whiei, they wage is Tor the de.
eAee Of every thing dear as rn.nc or "a citizens
Are you prepared 10 abandon th. precious heritaye
purchased ~ the ,ator,oi your fathers, and seek
peace ~ dshonor, aai ssi.ty in submission Are
yoh prepared 10 haze your micnigh SAUNDERS ava
sened by the indian veil ami the light OF your own
These eVssre to he avsrted only ny Vigorous pro
seeution Of the wsr. The Inducements held out by
Your government are ereate than any country ever.
0rered TO the patriotism OF it's eitizsus. gra,ui-
y OF sixteen srs, the monthly pay of eight dol
Jars, and clothing the offers for tie service of
year. Your officers viii be men, ako are your
trends, yoSr neighhors. We viii 90 with YOU and
share the event. prosperity and in adversely, in
safety and in danger. We shah participate together
ou viii he under general who merits your fullest
confidence lie iil, conduct YOU to battle-yyc
trust to victory.
An united aod vigorous exertion would soon ter
minSie the war in this quarter. kentuoiSy aud Ohin
are competent TO serve the bond OF an.on which
unites onr red and white eneues Kentucky is
doing her part. Let us not he backward ia doing
ours.
Rally, then, round the standard of yodr country
Obey her sacred call, ard come forward determined
toredrcss her iij"rie. and avenge her wrongs. The
duty will Be easily accomplished and years Of honor.
able peace ADD security viii be oheapy purchased
by lew months Of enterprise and zet,,tv.
DUNCAN N'ARrHUR,
LEWIS LASS
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-04-20
NV YoRx, April 12.

M1ssachasetfs giectioH.---The Boston
papers Of Friday contain Teturns from $40
towns The votes stand, for Mr.. Strong,
1856; Tor Mr.. Yamuul, 2o,5.5-Net e.
deral gain in the 30 towns, 851s.
The report of n - being in the Sound, is
incorrect. The smack Jefferson passed the
United States brig argus, and letter Of
marquc Tartar, on Friday afternoon OF
c rane Neck.
stephen Girard has ransoined his shin
Montcsqu.eu and cargo Tor 10000 dollars.
The specie fr inc payment o. the ransom
was sentelowu 90 the capsors Oh Thursday
from Philadelphia.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-04-20
GItsS LNm,e.

whioh they offer Tor sale on their Usual Iozg terms
un t'e i0th day Of May next, when the remainL
DER rii be- sold at pabGc auction is order 10 close
he concern.
Their Country Customers and others viii do well
% improve tdis Opportunity Of laying in good
Stock OF ssarce aud necessary arfcles--ar6fheF
such, may not o1er IA this place for some years.
9OCostsIirae,
10 Barrels crime reetiaed Whisky,
Boxes Wool Cards, and 1oOl hats, for sale as 70
bOre.
April 3. If
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-04-20
st. Joins, PORN Rico. e6th reh. 1919

Sf. JOINS, foFfo Rico, Goth Feb 1918.
he new intendant General of this leland, having
Ola the Bin inst taken possession of bis Office, we
have the happiness to announce that he has by yr-
tue of his authority, been pleased to proclaim All
commerce free and unrestrained fran henccfor-
ward within his ur.dctop, for sill vessels natissa
or foreign in alnty with Spain not only in this
pert OF ST Johns its capital, but also those of Nav.
agnes, faxarto. Ponce, Aguadla, and Cabo Roxo.
-. yssssie aider friendly neutral flag with e.
very Kind OF merchandise without Limitation. will,
be well received and promptly dispatched without
any trouble, or unnecessary delays. The foreign
duties already more moderate than IN other places
will be further reduced according to circumstaRces
and every facility allowed 10 merchants that can
tend to the encouragement of trade. With the
same view all exports win be permitted whether
OF the produce OF said Island whatever be an Oh.
jeet of Exchange in the same, including metal, or
money, considered as merchandise which will be
subject to very moderate duties in 4 word that
beautiful and long neglected leland so advantageous.
y eltuated, promises under this worthy Intendant
te be henceorwarJ, what itshOuld slways have been
the Fret market OF the Antilles where those who
viii venture here, will And protection and full her-
ty OF trade, With every favoar and aid which the
government under such liberal mind can give.
Phi. INA.
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WAsaINeroM, April Il.

We have been favored by Col. Lear, our
late Consul at Algiers, who arrived at
New York on Friday, and whose son reach
ed this city on Monday Evening. with Glib
raltar and Cadiz papers Co the Goth Feb -
The Gibraltar paper is = mere compilation
from English prints.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-04-20
zANNsYILLE. Lohial - Z.

Generals M'Arbw aad Cays are appointed
'r'gadisr Generals in the army of the United
Stat-a
Both Of the new regiments allotted 90 be raised
IN fhe STATE Of Ohio, arc to rendezvous at Zanos-
vile.
Colonies Mcconnell, soA Tuppar's regiments
NEST at their psnel places Of Muster On Tuesday ti,
I5th iHs;snt &C which lime and pl+ces IN election
Eiil be he'd for this inIssde. Coione Nnr3pp's re-
same purpose.
cni'iaiH William T'Coaocrs corrpsn- Of ri3e.
INST as ordered ~ leadezYovs 81 lA,s Bl6ce cg tne
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-04-20
N1LM1NnrorL Anrn 1n.

--latest from LeSPis;0pH.--A letter dated Dover,
ID pa.t O'ceck, the 9TH Inst. states thar ew-
'sowa Is yet safe. air. White le(t there at IL o.
creek this day, and says the enemy cannot in lis o.
'nipn destroy The piaes unless they land, which no
tts''-ks iieg wpuI1- nrohstp Ia
.iay---- tee &efc fttgf cf " ~ The hoase Of
Peter Hall, tavern on th= Bank, was demelithed
and several others damaged
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-04-20
FOR Sale.
Notice.
April 10.

'kNHE COURT of Hastings of this city, will at
= their May Session, appoint some fit and quail
Ted persons, to superintend and act as the Keeper
Nstron and School Master of tle Poor and Work
House in this ctv-Ehe salaries heretofore allowed
were as foilow--to the Keeper SS50O--To the Ma
tron S E0O--And the School Master Ssi0o per am
"sn with n license to take at reasonable sompen-
saton, a1her cbGiars to L. iaitedl in nam
ser, ~ t-I7~ ffssHprs F,lr sus ,sqa bcfsfg--None
need apply but those who We'll recoIn-
snended for vigilance, industry, and general recti-
tude OF conduct.
Re. GREENHoW, Mayor.
April f6. If
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-04-20

-. >-NS~'-
Feat Spring assortment, viz.
100 pieces Calico ofRibbons
Hoo pieces SIS and rs Canton 81 China grapes.
Gnghams White and coered Luis
so pieces Chintz s. Com. trngs
mon Furniture Cali Leventinet
Cotton Jaces
Bmites Thread and Cotton Balls
Cotton Shifting. Pins.
White Jesaa Satin and other shoes.
White s caloured mar silk pelisses
scilies Festiugs | iaOmbazettes
Csmbric NIuaius Stoxsinsnctts,
Almost every deserip 10 pieces Cashmere, psr-
ton OF Fancy MusIins, very la u,lsome and as
among which Lee sorted coiors
noes 10 pieces superlnc broad
Cotton Cssmeres. cloths, some oS which
Couon, BaNdaepo, and are FIRST qeaty & as
Madras Handkerehiels sorted oolors
Pocket siPkis. Common Forest Cloth
Ca:nbrie bnsties % pieces red x 90 pec-
Irish Saee6ng ca fine White Elan
Dowias nels
One saIe very ane Tax enc case Linen Cam
soa pieces very fine In. SO piece Hack fancy
diaGpo5s China Silk Hsndker
Cotton & Wersteti hose. chiefs
a handsome assortment IRISH linens
Of ladies' ami gentle oznabnrgs
mems silk hose Elegant White Sattins
E.see Sleeves Russia Sheeting
Silk Gloves Ravins Duck
Besysr Gloves. SO pieces Gag Baudanee'
Willie and Colc-sd kidd Fine Samaks
Gloves 100 pieces excellent twill
Elegant lace wells led Soaking
3ilk Shswls elegant carpet and one
a handsome assortment rug,
And many other articles too numerous for this
advertisement.
The goods msy be 5een at the place of sale Q NJ
days previous TO the Sale. The Stock win amoun
20 about S20,0o0. The public are invited to atten,
this SALE IS it viii he good opportunity for coun
try merchants To lsyin stock oG use!i,l aud scarce
Fosds. Every article offered viii BE sold positivel
without reserge ami the sale continued from de-.
20 day until closed, Under the management of Mess
HoBeure, Robinson aud Peasants, Apet'rs.
TERMS,
Al sans ander Sioe cash--oyer 100 and not eS
seeding 500, o3dsys--oycr 500, and not eYceedin
1000. 4nonths-1oo) and upwards 4S & month
credit for approved notes negotiable at either Of III
Bapks in THIS City.
j. HASTINGS.
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=. - - iAtN ! n =
LEWIS CASS.

CHtLLIcOTHE, April 6.
We have received letters from the army dated
the 97ts ult. Netting Of importance has occurred
Stree oVFiast sjSees.
General Hariison is now ON ms way tn the Rap
ids We understand chat Major Rails squadron is
ordered on Immediately. and tina. the Keatae-
ny troops are to pressed thither &c soon nc prac-
tica6le
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-04-20

The Canadian editors, well ger5ed 10 she
practices ofdeccptOn, ADD not igqora1t q
,the leei'ngs.ot NC OPP lsiticn parry IL BIS,
county, have.p1''lishcd terrain fs6fi,at d
.pnael<, vhi y they aNygc 10 be c3,-acted
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HiIl0yd 6 Shli5nQu.

HAVE or hand a toerahle supply of EaTtsern
Ware, large proportion OF which are staple
and useful articles such as Edged and c. c. Plates
do Dishes, Tea * Coffee GUS * Saucers, Bowls
Mugs, Jugs, Basins, &c. &c.-and general assort
....l- %
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-04-20
For Sale,

NTY MILITARY LANDS, in the state of Ken
Is ~ tucky-Situsted in Barren County, big
Barren River, and in the noted bend Of the river,
containing about
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-04-20
TEN DOLLARS REV ARD.

Z ANAWAf on tl.c'2ist inst. from the satsc,i
g Der living in Lexington, RoeSbriJse Counsy
Ne an apprentice to the shoe-mat,iny business, BY
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-04-20
Stock Of Dry-Goods, for
Sax at Auction.

Sax at Auction.
FENiE subscriber viii on Monday the Goth instant,
u at the Store lately occupied by Ralfour Ilomp-
son on the main street, commence selling the whole
OF his valuable stock of
DRY GOODS,
lately received from Norfolk comprising an excel