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Removal.
- Joseph SPEAR,

-teftths- ~ az" ''o C'eSteo e"o S'e
EutEc,
THAT he has removed his shop to
10Y ai.street 10 the one iatelv occupied
~ Mr.. q Adsmaon. near the Coffee
House where he carries on the CA.
iINET BUSINESS in Ill lis va.ious
,ranchss--he also makes and repair
II kinds of Musical instruments, such
5 Piano For,es, BASS Viois, Vioiins,
Guitars, &c and will also furnish Ma
osSny Cofins for grown pe,sor fer
fifteen dollars He hopes the quality
Ut his materials, the soundDess OF bis
work and the strict attention he in.
ends paying to his business will en-.
sure him encouragement from a gene
nus public. All the above branches
Of business will be executed at the
shorteS; notice.
November %. law
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ist do. do. 4Id s. 44th DAYS,
e oh 1000
500 Tickets to be considered U..e
days d awing
FIRST drawn Ticket, the 10th, " ~.
18th. lo,h. list. ID. 73d, s4lh, %.
27.h ami d,ys, tine Tt kets cons'iiut-
Ing Prizes excepted each, enttleu 10
100 Ticke in this Class.
Piz S payable 60 days after the
drawing is completed, subject to IS PEI
cent. deduction.
Last drawn 800 Tickets each day
i'rom the a. st to the so n day ln"lu'ive,
entitled to 10 dollars. payable in Tick
cts in the Sd Class.
The Tickets constituting Prizes in
this Class, to consist of the NUMBERS
rom 1000 to / 900 Inclusive each
1unArea to be the one p,ize, the lowest
undred fer tie oh dey. next lowest
(or the 18th day. and SO on until the
O nrizas arc draw
Purchasers OF 100 ri-ko' IS or more,
20 be entitled 10 u credit of 80 days after
the drawing oil this class, or notes with
pproved indorsels
II Prizes not demanded within IL
months after the drawing OF this class,
viii De con.idered as given up for the
enefit of the Lottery
Each Prize Of 10 dollars dr:wn in the
Frs Class, will be received IN payment
II Ticket. in this class at ei,,h dollar.
md fifty cents.
The Managers Of the Pot1mack ard
Shenandoah Navigation Lottery ban
ing completed thu trawing Of The first
lass, they trust to the satisfaction OF al
concerned. wn.ch has tivcn stimulus
to the improvement Of the n'visatie
IF thosa riyels. that p omlses q speed,
completion of al u>eius w"'k; CHE
his scheme to the Lubiic der well
ounoed expectation that i. sill! NEE:
wits tI,eir appreciation and sup; OFT,
oarticu arly of aiimmeiiatel' interestc@
making those yrs na'is abIe at ali
seas rs
CHARLES SIMMS, President.
JOHN MASON,
JONAH THOMPSON, Di-ec-
WILLIAM STEWART, tors.
GEORGE PETER,
Sept 10. la"4m@
- Tickets il the above l., t.ery
my Re had al tie company's ofii:e In
enrgetown, o. The Treasurer, AID of
JONAH Thompson Alexandria. where
viii be r>ce, ID Ten Dollar Priz-s in
the first class In payment for Ticke,s
In this c SIS
The Drawing of the a.
bove Lottery VIII positively
commence on Tuesday the
18th day of November mex.
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BALTIMORE. June :
Messrs. Michael Lce;s

Messr'. Michael Lce 4 G
l vas "lt"~hcI Win >,
cold, 3 severe cough ~
breast which CONTINUED.
- during which nv BIZ.
my voice siterc .ag.|
with the utu-ost ex rjs,I
nounce a single Sc i.n.l
M bre s;h. some Of rl
i.;g observed to me tsgI
had been cone =. e vi
lixir ADVISED nc L al
from McsA"s Wlls. !
winch | act ordin ~ dit. f.,
persons 0nrcqltlEtea y!
Of this mcIi nc, it i
nishirc that tnret oslss.
the pains N my 5Teas. a
one uottie only restored :
health.
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LEES ELY
A sovereign remedy

a sovereign remedy T.
nate coughs, catarseh,, :,
threats and approachin,, :.
Messrs. Michael Lee. & n
You are at iiuerly H.,
in TIE recommending o,,
as from repeated trials +
an excellent remedy Ior =,
sc.
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THf annua, mceh 2
Z Eoide,s, IL I! e Il +"
PIKE { mp ~, VII II
No day iii Deem '-r "
Hotel. in hle=s~,',l5 !.
an Flee ion will b h"
3idcnt, tour Directcrs ~.
a statement OF the acco,
ported ,othe meelng >
e,s Oh the l. s. suhscr'p.
that the wao!e OF IL =
each Share ~ hem ic' :
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FIST o. J;nnary. IS s.
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in Alex VI ria.
By order Of Ar D DR..
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Market
LEES

Genuine Essen { s E.str.
\ -afe an! effcc.aai ~
cute ana Caronlc khsv,
P,..sy LnmoIIo, Nun q.
Swe'Irn S, Chilblsins, ssD,.
painin the acc ard ".
Extract OF 4 letter If NJ +
Gresorr agent 8: 1T
dsteA Eorio.S, " u
Messrs MichaCi Lee y {
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October a.
~ The Eii'oTs o. :
asi:inston;an a'.d ~ y,
zet,e are requested 10 p.
vertisement once j "e''
Janusrv
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MI / MIL AIN.
Corner of Spruce and Fifth streets
rhe Pub;ic will please to take No
lice that Paurs Patent Colombian Oil,
vii, always b. sod IN bottles which
contain the word. pAUL'S PATENT
COLUMBIAN OH. in the Class !;
he Bottles Sealed with mr. Initials
/. in Rec Wax, and the outside Label
Signed by me with Red Ink. JOHN
LOVE without which true Characters.
.,cs none Will nc genuine.
APPOINTMENT OF AGENCY.
These are to certify, that Thomas
Paul late Of Philadelphia, now of the
city of Baltimore, state of Maryland
iayen,sr and sole proprietor Of a medi.
line known at present by the name OF
paui's Patcat CoIum,ian Oil, have ap-
pointed, and by these presents do here
Nv constitute and app ipt DR.. 10 Low
IF the city Of Baltimore fdruggist, ms
sole agent for the United States of A
.nerica and their dependencies, for tn
,urposecf selling or vending the afore
said Columbian Oil and that he i
qereby authorised to appoint an aeer
n agents under him for the purpo.s
,sore.s,d This agency is TO cohtiRe
ofths space q term Of seven years, com
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-01-09

1864 Prizes, amounting to 8 al2,soo
l4,3l6 Blanks, not | ! 2 to Prize.
$4,000 Tickets at 8 so 2l2,5co
STATIONARY PRIZES.
lst Drawn Ticket the Isl day, 3 1000
Is, do. 5000 Blanks, each emitted to &c
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-12-27
constitution of the United States the other from the
stituton of the state of Virginia.

Ertract fran the Constitution Of the United States.
1.-The Senate of the United States shall be composed
of two Senators from each state chosen by the legsla
thereof for years. and each Senator shall have
one vote"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-12-27
JOHN JONES, sp. Senate.
THOMAS MATHEWS, SIP. II. Del.
Igednesdan, Man s. 17s9.

WedHesddy, Nay 6, 1889.
Mr. Lawrance Of tho Representatives from N. York,
presented to the House application in the and be-
half OF the Legislature Of that State addressed TO the
gress of the United States Whereupon,
Ordered, That the said application be entered the
Journal and carefully preserved by the clerk Of this House.
among the files in his Office.
The said application is as followeth
STATE Of .New York,
In .Rssembiy, Fe5yuyy S, 1879.
Resolved, IL the honorable Senate therein, that
application be made to the Congress Of The United States
Of America in the and behalf Of the legislature
this State in the words following, to wit:
The people Of the State Of New York having ratified the
Constitution agreed tho seventeenth day Of September
in the year of Lord, thousand hundred and
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-12-27

one vote"
F;ctyuet from The Vuginia Constitution.
The delegates for Virginia to the continental Con-
gress shall be chosen annually, or superseded in the
time, by joint ballot of both Houses of Assembly,
1t can scarcely be necessary to remind the General
Assembly that proposition made by tsome years since,
introduce the principle of control over the Senator's
i'm TIE present Congress contained in this clause of the
constitution the members of the old Congress-
has acted upon it. as, according my information, j;
the any of the differences to be drawn from
such disapprobaon to the views the other states
terrain of the present question.
Extract from the Proceedings Of the Virginia cosreion.
Friday, the 9Th Of June, 1888.
Mr.. Wythe, reported from the Committee appointed,
such amendments the proposed constitution govern.
for the United States, We're by them deemed
sary be recommended the consideration of the Con-
acted upon according the mode prescribed in the
fifth article thereof; and he read the in his place,
afterwards delivered them at the clerks table, where
the same again read, and are foloweth
That there be a declaration bill of rights inserting
and securing from encroacment the essential and Ra!eaa-
bic rights az the people in such manner e follow
ing:
18th That tie people have right peaceably assemble
together to consult for the good, ;Rs(rRct
their REPRESENTATIVES and that every freeman has right
petition apply the Legislature for redress of rev.
ances.
In Congress- Nay S, 1859
Mr.. Bland of the Representatives from Vrgnia pre-
sented the House, application i'll the and be-
half Of the legislature of the Commonwealth of Virginia,
addressed to the Congress OF Ike United States, which
read lereupon,
Ordered, 1hat the said application be entered the
Journal and carefully by the clerk OF this House,
among the flies in his Office.
The said application is as foloweth:
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-12-27

IA dollars per annum

eighty seven by the Convention then assembled at Phs-
deiPha IN PENNSYLVANIA explained by the said ratca
tom IN the fullest confidence of obtaining revision of the
sad constitution bya general convention and in conf
dehce hat cetaa powers in and by the said Constitution
granted would not be exercised until convention should
nave been called and convened amendments
the said constitution In compliance therefore, with the
sense OF the convention this state who all
meo IN OPINION that such revision was necessary re-
commend the said constitution the appreciation sup
port OF numerous body of their constituents ma
Jy OF the members of which conceived several articles
otne constitution so exceptonabe, that nothing but such
confidence and nvincibe reluctance to separate from
our sister states, could have prevailed upon sufficient
number to assent to it, without STIMULATING for previous
mendments And from conviction that the apprehensiA
oes and scontents which those articles OCCASION cannot
De removed or aaye unless revise the said
sututon be among the first that sal be passed by the
new congress We the Legislature ofthe State of New
YORK 90 IA behalf -four constituents, the earnest
ana Tenn MANNER make this application the Congress,
that convention OF deputies from CAL
'ed as early as possible with full powers take the said
INTO their consideration and propose
mendments thereto they shall find best calculated 10
Prooe our common interests ourselves and
tdesi posterity the great and unaiena6e rights Of man.
lind.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-12-27
Fon The VIRGINIA ARGUS.
To THE PEOPLE OF VIRGINIA.
No. ".

The right Of Iastrucfiag Representatives, unaiena>
DE right. To be crccutcd ny Man in his Nativc,
and nor III his Representative character.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-10-12
YdL U.dBLE PROPRRTY
Enn SAL " l----L-


IN Saturday the 10th instant, at Io o'elosk M.
sha., IN pursuance of Deed OF Trust, execut
ell to me by Oakley Phhpotts and his wife. to Sc
cure the payment of certain sum of money
therein named-enpcse to sale, st Public Auction,
on tse premises, to the highest bidder
'HE WAREHOUSE, COMMONLY called and
n known by the name OF Phiilpotts' W.re.honsa
IN this city, on the east side of Shoskoe Bride an
nut put, a lew PAGES from the Market House. Terms
VIII be made known at the time and place or IL
~hish will be made under the management Of Jsn
III. Lynch, suctioneer. ~ 'SS>
ne above property will be sold as nd ver..sS :,
satisfy thdt and other deeds Of rus, npon if-one
.Sra o. the purchase money win be required when
the title u made; third in six months sn5 a..
other third in ~ months thereafter. '''S
This property is highly valuable, la central ps,+
OF the city, about half acre in size pnd comnlats,,,
covered with good substantial brick Wsre.hon,s
wen secured against fire with slate and tile ROOT
httsehea TO II IS brick building, ft for dweirs
OF counting room, also covered with slate. The NJ
He is indisputable. -"' "e
(9ctOhar at - - ANS'A'
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October S.

I'D virtue of deed OF trust. ex.cn,.a -
~ aeriber, By Wiisn Waller Henino hsa, 80.
GATE the TN day of August, eighteen hundred snf
WE'VE and duly recorded in the county eonr, I ~
iehrleo' intended 70 secure the payment of a debt
ready money, At the Eagle Tavern in IN. C;, o W
hichmond, on Monday the sth day Of Noye,nho o.
next. fair if not. the fair day The foowinr
property, to wit: all that tract parcel Of snJs'
y'ns ana being IN the coenty of AlbemarIe n.s,
the town Of Charlottesville, including the mill r. lie
.ery ,hereon, Together with all the stills and uten.
~s to the said dstlery belonging which land ~a.
prrehased by the said William w. Hening fron,
Niehoas Harlow and John Nicholas. Also ,ha tni
owing slaves, to wit; Sam, Peter. Sarah, Ben. Re-
ana her TWO children, Polly aud Robert and ne no
woman named Sneky, with the increase Of the s Ia
o.s.y' or 50 much thereof as will pay the SUN of
one thousand dollars with interes, thereon FRI.
hrst DAY OF March one thousand eight hnndrsd s, S
ten, til paid. WIZ. STARE lure" %n and
October g. Gin AiaS'ee'
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June %. WITT

FRESH DRUGS u AHEDTcIA,KS
PAINTERS & DYER'S MATERIALS, SC. &c
' A ME subscriber, few doors below the Bel! Ia.
y ysrn, has Just received, by land carriage, from
Newly oFk, Baltimore aud Alexandria, full Il well
selected assortment Of Drugs mud Medicines, which
he warrants To be genuine and fresh they we're
well lsJ lis which will enable him TO sell excepting
few articles as cheap for Cash, as such articles
we're sold for before the war.
orderSfrom his old customers, and from the coan-
try, and Recipes from Medical gentlemen, puuetu-
ally attended to.
Best Sae,mGceH, Lamh oil, Boiled and
Raao LtnSeed Oil, lSzOeet oil, and one grore
Of Castor oil, aiso on reasonable terms.
WILLIAM WEST.
August 70. wifi
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NOTICE.

Shall petition tie Legislature If y;rs;,;, =. a..
next Session, FOR leave to erect roii. Rr.is. e
cross James River. commencing on my land in ,he
county OF Chesterfield, and adjoining the town Of
ntaneheateri aouttng on the oprosite side there
land for the purpose. '''''AsD
EDWARD w. TRENT.
September II. eptp la
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virtue Of deed of trust executed TO rbe s,h-
- scr,eeTs. by William Clarke. hearing date The
tn'rC nrse day OF March eighteen hundred and ten
and duly recorded in the county court of Hsnovs.'
intended to secure the payment Of debt due .rLn'
mas starse, WIN be sold, for ready money a, ,hs
d Gas,e iaysrI, In the City of Richmond, on Mon
the next far day, the following negroes to vi,
Betty, Lefty 81 Tabby. " WAX
THOMAS TINSLEY,
o..o,o WIN GARDNER, Trustees
OctoOer 3. StD
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-10-12

Car Nails, Peacock Ploughs, tJc. tTc. :.
q SHr' subscriber is now receiving 600 kegs Of gu.
r. pefior quality Cut Nails aud Brads of the fol-
lowing sizes
Sd, 4d, sd, Cd. Sd, 100, ts5, s. god, Nails,
Iod, led, 16d, & 2Od, Brads
lew hrst-iste Peacock PIoughs, and in few
days expects a large and extensive assortment of
carpenters Flames OF every desoription--ali which
with his general assortment of Hardware. Icon
mongery, &c. &c he is determined 10 sell az low As
possible, for cash or approved paper
JAMES BREAM,
Sign Of the Gold Anvil.
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August 97.
WOW ONFEREO FOR ME-.

won OFFERED FOR S.HLE.
'SNHAT extremely valuable landed estate. known
" by the name OF the Bent Mountaip." --This
estate. whieh IS now in the possession Of Col. An
drew Lewis, rs situated on the Allegheny Mountains
in Montgomery couuty--iti IS about 70 miles west OF
Lynchburs and 20 miles south west OF Pattonsburs.
from which place James River sffords spfe and
convenient navigation. The tract above mentioned
eontIns nearly 2i.000 acres of land and il is Ger.
tainly one of the most VARIABLE stoek farms in Anne.
rics. The range, which is inexhgus;ible consists
OF the rch.weed, blue grass and pea-vine The
plantation 10 an extensive and almost level plain
IL at present contains $50 acres Of cleared land,
100 acres OF which are the fine st timothy meadows
These meadows. With an ihconsderable portion of
labour, can be extended over Thousand acres for,
on simply removing the tiIeber the ground is IRE.
senty covered with the most .uxuriant grass The
other lands rich and produce web all kinds of
grain adapted 10 the climate. The houses though
elegsht, convenient and comfortable in the
yard there is a fountain OF the purest water.
This estate would be peculiarly valuable either to
wealthy grazier or toa company disposed to eater
into the business of grazing, which business is, in
this country, extremely protahs. The iands could
he so divided. as TO afford many commodious farms
but partial slle will be admitted.
Col Andrew Lewis, who resides on the place,
will shew It TO any person that calls for the purpose
of v;spingit.
The terms of safe may be known, by application
ethsr tn Col. Lewis tn the subscribers.
GEORGE PICKETT,
CHARLES JOHNSTON,
ROBERT POLLARD.
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pursuance Of . deed Of trust given to the Sub.
s0d Io' IS it'stees, ny Valentine Wlnfres n.
nee 90 usted ue lGhd day ofJuly, 1919, and recorded
~ We General Court, for tho benefit OF Mile, Bo,t
u uns place, one Of as win on Thursia,. the o. 81
We present month, IA the courthouse a Chester
's'u county proceed 70 sell Tor ready money,
TEN NEGROES,
Mentioned in the sarl deed of frr4t o,d III. 3.
'eea5e, any, consisting u men, boys, woK,ee an5
-Iri, or rs many OF them rs viii s.tisfy the smonot
II the said deed Of tfus;.
WILLIAM ARCHER.
WILLIAM u. CLARKE.
msnsSessr, Oct. & v&vy
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Octobev

10 DOLLARS REW.4RU-
a Double Cssed Gold WATCH. with q s,,,d
= Chsin, two seals and key, was stolen from
bo|yer's White Sulphur Springs on SATURDAY. the
18TH day OF August. Whoever win deliver it to Nj
rraZsr q, the Springs, Or to MIR Rteh;e, Editor of
the Enquirer, in Richmond. shall reseiye Tan n,
lars, and no question, will be asked.
October s. &C
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q We and C0RN-The subscribe. uan,. -
- siderable quantity of Rye end Corn. wkich h..
wa! pay cash for on delivery at Petersbur, An,,;.
ca,,on may be made to him at Robert Nei,so,, s.
Petersburg. WI TpsH SIS SO :, oh
September ~ 9t
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Angus. IS.

n oilCE--A petition will he presented 10 the
praying that net fnsy usss disseminating the in.
speeton OF Tobacco at ByrG's Warehouse in the
city Of Richmond. WADE MOSBY, r.
September T. wew
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roR SHE

FOR S.fLE,
1910 sacks tne Salt, TOGO bags Coffee, mart Green.
90 bags Topper, - hhds Aiuseosasso socar.
~ boxes Hsys..aa Hhite Sugar,
10 oarre,s Loaf do. ,,t,pi
40 pipes Loiacn Particular Tener:tYe yme.
IS csisi Sp,un;,;g Cotton,
iUo Kegs Gon-po-der, sv0 Spanish Hides.
mustered S'ecI, Sneehs " are, Window tisss. Sc.
CppUsi,e shc Bei 'ravssn--bY
Wa. SHEPHERD.
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IN AMELIA COUNTY COURT, 2and JaI,

Z 1913. --"S 'S'y
Willy * Hill, Co,uop,,
.AG.3i.NST
ke5eecs Clark Clement IN CHANcERY.
and William Leigh, FPtEs.
ne ueiapdsnt Clement not having entered her
appearance gwen security according to the Act OF
Assembly & the rues uf this cont, and il
70 tue sst'tactob OF the Court tat the Defendant
Gsment'S not an nhabiiant OF this Commonw eslt,.
On tht motion ofthe Complainant, III is ordered,
suu uelehn3nt Clement do appear here on or
before thu fourth Thursdsy in October next. and
answer the bill Oh the Compainants and give seenr.
Tor Perfortnng the decree to be rendered in this
cause anu that copy of this order he forthwith in
s p;aS IN some pubic Newspaper published in
ana ahother copy posted the from, door O. the
Gour'-ioase a this county on tw, uccess;ve Court
cory. Teste,
J. T. LEIGH, c. A. C.
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luSr PUBLISHED.

JUSE PUBLISHED,
"A Nd, Fcr Sale AT PETER COTTOM's y,oos y
:, ~ Stationary Store, se.osd door above the Frge
isyern--tae sohewing New Works, viz:
Addresses 'Jes's"
Bnfke's Posthumcus Works, volume five.
Christian Morals, by Hannah Moore, suthore,a Of
Practical Pety; "
by Ehzace,h Heir,e; A0's'
Researches in Russia;
;Iiss Miford's Poems, second edition.
bridsi O. ..icrma;n, the Vale of ST. John. n
Lovers ials, said TO be written by T. Erskiue.
.e|so, Ifst !ecrived,
e. 'resh sapp'y Q. DuANK's Hand Book, for In.
VIZ Me also eaieess in a fezp days,
Woodiails Edition Of Junius's Letters, with,Fae
oiraies, and several other new works.
August 10. rs
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- virtue Of deed n trust, executed 10 rne Law
y 3 james Roy. 20 secure debt due tc IIsn,y
tiar"ett, and recorded in the county court of Gloi
oester---Will be sold, Monday the sth If Nsvem.
Der next, It far, u ths next fair day, for ready
money ~ the DID Dragon Ordinary IN CLIQUE ste.
Men, Women, Bcys aud Giris--or 50 ,usny tbtrs.
OF rs viii be Sufficient Ia pay the snm Of thrse then
sand dollars. with the interest thereon and the oss
sttssdi1g the ssle.
Th0NAsc. HOoMES, Trustee.
October s. VAN
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-10-12

We learn that his Exce,lency the Governor vii,
visit the encampment at Fort Hawkins in the course
OF this w".t, to complete the organization of the
trnors The army will msrcl, ss soon as sufficient
gnantty of provisions be collected for that mr.
pose JownQI
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-10-12
NOTICE.

q PEtIitON viii he presented to Che General
Assembly ut their nexi Session, praying that =
Law may pass, exempting the Officers Of The Psak
% Virginia and Of tbs Farmers Bank IRON military
dUty
Istbt. 90. ussv
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-10-12
NOTICE.

,r .WrY YORK Clothing Store KehleRshed
WE subscriber having returned from the Nor,t
with an extensive assortment of Gen,Iemenss
.'aue clothing OF his own make, can therefore
warrant them made in faithful and esut;onah,s
manner. lie wishes those gentlemen in town and
W tne country who may be in want, TO call and Gee
'or themselves as his assortment is great, and pr
oes low. lie thinks he cannot fail to please fI;a
assortment consists of the following srt;cis. ;
coats OF various fashiosabIe colours from as IN
80 dollars, surout and irock coats from 90 70 An do
rs great coats and blue cioaks from 20 to as dol
srs Psntacons OF almost every desc rt,,tion from
20 - dollars, an uncommon assortment os wa;.,
coats from to 10 dollars. Also, Gentlsmens' fan.
mel sips or drawers dollars, suspenders froro 60
liz cents TO dolIers. O" Va
CURTIS FhIRCHILD, Merchau, Tsv,o,
--.4LSO-- '~
For Sale as alone.
An elegant New York made a g With b.r.
SJ h;ri, t hs would sell senteeI grey Horse
Oeteber e. PAi"ue nurse