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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-02-01
ALEXANDER.
(countersignod)
Count RoNIANsow.

London, Nov. 81
Previously to Bona?arte's quitting Moscow.
he sent Lauriston to solicit AN armistce, pre-
paratory TO negotiation for peace, Lauriston,
according to the foreign journals, was received
politely, conducted to Kutusoff's head quarters,
nu' ms proposal to send a messenger to ST. Pc
tersburg was not gratified.--Marshal Kutusofl
suspecting Bonaparte intended to retreat, and
wished 10 obtain time to receive reinforcements
and arrange his plans, determined not to be the
dupe ct his art. He redoublcd his vigilance s.
activity and thus avoided the snare laid for him.
Nu'usoif's force is said TO be about 100000
strong.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-02-01
NAVY LOAN.

Mr.. Minor moved the following resoIu.
ton
g Pesoiued, That the committee Ut WAYS and
Means be instructed to report bill aihoris-
ing loan OF dollars for building
and equipment ofall such ships anG vessels Of
war as have been or may ne dire cied to be built
by any law of the present session"
MIR. Ch-ves moved that the re solution lie on
the table-Motion lost
After short but animated debate, the ques-
ton on the resolution wasIlecided as 70 liaws.
YEAs-Niessrs. Bseer, Bige1ow, Blocker.
Breckenridge, Cody yDavenA Srt, epott, fitch,
Coli, Goldsborouf, Jackson MilApr. Nose
", Pitkin, Quincy Freed, Ri4gAy, Sic tFey, Stu
1 W&e s''s White s sir I H.ln' l"an,
NAY5-MessrS Aston, tndersonfArcher.
Bard, iiassett, Bib, ,glackleJ rc, Ed, Brown,
Bruwell, Butler, Calhoun. 6sssg9ion, Cheves'
Chittenden, Cochran, ClopiSi Condit, Craw.
ford, Cats. Dayi., Dawson, Desha, Dinsmoor.
Earle, Findley. Fisk, Franklin. Gholson, GRAY.
Green, Grundy, -. Hall, o. Hall, Hawcs, Hufty'
iJneman, Johnson, Kent, King, Lacock, Lew
IS, Lowndes, Lyle, Macon, Moore, M'Coy, NJ
kee, VI KIM Meicaif, Mitchill, Morgan, Nor
row, Nelson. New, n wbold, Newton, Pearson,
Pickene, Pleasants, Pond, Potter, Robertson,
ea, u berts, Rodman. Sage. Summons, Saw
yer, Seaver, Sewer, Seyberi. SHAW, G.. Smith,
J Smith, Turner, Wbitebill, Williams, WidGe-
~, Winn ani Wright--Sl.
So the motion was rejected.
LOAN FOR 1873.
On motion Of Hr. Cheves, the House resoled
ITSELF into commiLse-ossle whol-, Mr. Mel.
sou IN the chair, The bill suthorisine loan
ofa sum not = eedinG millions Of
dollars. IA
Mr. Cheyes, o a very Ned and l5le speech,
developed the Aate Of ourNpances sd the cal
,,Ilations &c. a which IN. bin IL pred,ca
ed -
Mr.. Bigelow m6ved to strIE out the first
section oftbs bill, aR9~aake sssomc length in
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receipt of your letter of this date, respect
his Naie,py,, Sims nr9eS co Tn md
said to be citizens of theU States. and in
reply, beg 70 acquaint you, that yhe ever
have received repEBseBsAions from the
captains of his Majesty ships Of any part
of their crews being citizens of A nerica,
with sufficient Prouf of their nativity. / have
directed their discharge from the service
/ must observe to you, that cannot per-
mt the interference oHany applications from
men belonging 20 his tMajesty's ships, but
through their commanding officers; and in
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JNo. RODGERS.

The hon Paul Ka1nilfon
Secretary oftse Macy.
The message and documents were read, ard
referred 10 the committee of Foreign Relati-
cns ; and
The House adjourned,
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NEW ESTABLISHMENT,
Opposite the Eagle Tavern.

NEW ESTABLISHMENT,
Opposite the Eagle Tavern.
rvNHE Subscribers having entered into Co-partner.
Il ship, under the firm of :.
'.,.., L. b. .uSE IK.dS, e. Co. ..'...' =.
Respectfully inform their friends, and the public in
general, that they have just received from the ma
nufscturers of New-York, Philadelphia aud Balti
more, 81 trunks Shoes, comprising very general
assortment of the following, viz: SO
Ladies' black and cold NJ orocco slips and ties:!
Do do. do. do. do. London dressed
Do do do. do. do. with Buckles.
Do. do. Seal and Cordovan Slips, trimmed &
with buckles.
Do. do. Morocco walking and cork soes. -
DO. English and American Kid slips of all co.
lors, plain, full trimmed and with buckles.
Misses black and coloured Morocco slips and ties
Do. coloured slips
Do. Leather Slips, Ties and Bootees.
Childrens' black and copd. Morocco Slips, Ties &
Bootees.
Gentemens' and boys fine Shoes and Pumps.
Do do. Shoetees:
Together with large assortment Of mems, wo&
meRs' and boys common Leather Shoes
ALSO
Playing Cards Desilver's Mandatory: Walk
ing Canes: Trunks: Brushes: Hat Covers: Chill
drens London Hats and Feathers.
DO. Worsted Socks and Stockings.
Chenille and other trimmings:
Which they will dispose of at the most moderate
prices for cash or approved paper.
III. MARKS,
l. b. SEIXAS.
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rELOpED

rELOPED,'' 80.
4 IN the Sd June 1879, from the Subscriber, resi-.
~ ding within two miles of Cam pbell court. house
| negro man named Stephen, of dark muIatto
complexion, about % or 23 years of age five feet
six or seven inches high and stout made If questi-
oned closely, puts On a bad coantenance, and down
look. !1.~ -.
lie was raised in Northumberland, near the .oart
house in the Northern Neck, of Virginia, where he
most probably has escaped to but has been living
tor several years past in Brunswick county, and last
with Mr.. James j. Harrison, of whom the subscri-
Der lately purchased him and may possibly be still
lurking in that neighborhood.
AS he is somewhat of a Shoemaker he may at
tempt to pass as free man. and wort. at that trade
Thirty dollars reward will be given for apprehcnd-
ing and securing him in jail that get him again.
or Fifty dollars, if delivered to me.
Any person who may apprehend him, win please
give the earliest information Dect Rob't Walker
burg, Mr.. Boiling VI. Walker of Richmond or to the
subscriber; and on application to either of them.
may receive the above reward.
RICHD. WALKER
JAN oU- emf
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VIE subscriber being about to decline business.
win oher for sale the first day of April next, ali
stoek' consisting of Groceries, Glass Ware, Chi
ma, &c.--at the same time some very y,lnah,a E',,
niture and Silver Plate. Grateful for the encourage
men. he has received from his friends and generous
public he begs leave to thank them for the fayors
!ngy nave granted him. He begs also that those
indebted to him may make immediate nayment.
ANY demand against him, will he paid by
:, r.y.. ~ AUBlN LAFOREST.
l wish to hire out for this year, one excellent
&C. I;Na', ana one good House Servant. They
are hired TOR no fault but want of employment
January S. ~, ws
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Bacon's Castle, Surry, Dec. 10.

E9ELL-FIELD FOR SALE--Tbe .,bsor,or
~ wishes to sell this estate, lying immedatel, on
York River, five miles above York Town. and sbo,u
ten or twelve from Williamsburg. This tract con-.
py tate survey, 172 acres, sufficient qruant-
soi the improvements and its local situation this
may be justly esteemed among the most valuable b
desirable estates on York River 1t is well adapted
20 .e culture OF corn, wheat and tobacco. The i'm
Proyements consist of two story Dwelling Uonse .
good Kitchen and all other necessary out .housss'
Two very fine young apple and one peach orchard,
ne terms OF sale will be made known by the sub
sor'Der, hving on the plsce-and in his absence the
premises will be shewn by major Gavin l.. Corbin.
living in the neighborhood.
VIM. NJ. WALLER.
euaiJ D. w8w
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FEMALE ACCIDENT:

Two Lady who will undertake the management
a and direction of Female Academy, about to
be established in the town of Port ROYAL, and can
produce uneSceptonabe testimonials of her quaiifi-
cations for snch an undertaking. liberal comnepsa.
tioh'vill be given. Il most healthy and agreeable
situation Immediately adjoining the town has been
procured, and the number of scholars Immediately
IN the town, without further additlon Sufficient
to authorize the belief that the institution will com
mence its operation upon terms which will be made
known imm ediately after the services Of a oompe-
tent Tutoress can be engaged. '''
letter addressed to Newton Berryman Fen
Post Master Post Royal, Virginia, containing pro-
posas, &c will be Immediately attended to.
Port Royal, Jan. 40 ct
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ID OBERT NELSON, & Co. have receiy ed,
Nv Tendon superine and Cd Cloths,
Ladies Pelise and Habit do.
Superhne Csssimeres; Berlin Stockingnstts; Re.
gent and Wellington cords,
Irish Linens and Diapers,
Bombazetts and Bombasses,
rs Il Al dressed shrtings,
UAdressed Colerain, MadapolIsm & Long Cloth do
Al Il Ia Cambricks-Black & Colored do. Sar.
cinett do f.-
Plain and figured null and Jaconett Muslins,
Grape, Victory, Spider-nett tambored and plain
Leno do.
Corded Cambrieks and furniture Dimitys,
rs and A Callicoes and printed Cambrick,
Furniture do.
rs s. IA Cambrick & silk Bingham,
Regent cord Cambrick,
Worked & seeded Cambrick Robes,
Silk worsted and Gold worked Muslin do.
Rich Satin and Lace trimmings,
o. s. IA Lace for dresses,
4-56 & "a Lace wells.
& "a Square Lace Shawls,
Longdo.
1-2 Square Lace shawls & Handk'E,
Pelerines, Tunicks and Vandicks,
Figured ieyantine and florence do.
OF and ga Levantine Shawls,
Embroidered Long do.
Long a'. square Aouace do
Parisnett and GauZe shaws Il Handk'fr.
Italian Il Canton Grapes,
Italian Velum & Queens netts,
Plain x chsngeahe Lutstrings.
Plain ind figured Levantnes,
Plain & Virginia Sauins,
Plain * figured Flounce and Maatun,
AN elegant assortment OF threat Cotton It-vei,
Plain Emboss.& Laced silk Hose,
Cotton do. H..
Plain and Tambored Lace sleeves,
Long and short Kid and wash leather gloves,
Short Beaver & Buckskin do.
Silk aud cotton Umbrellas,
Which with their former stock makes a very com.
Pleat assortment all which they will sell wholesale
and retail very low prices for oash acceptces
in town.
Jan 80. 1880 .-- ct
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-LOST-
THIRTY DOLLaRs REW.aRD.

1HfhIf DOLLy1hS hEU.1HD. ~ -
1 shipped to the Young Carpenter, Capt Rsh'd.
Weeks, the lith day Of Nov. last, Is bales Hemp,
IL OF which received and delivered in Philadel-
phia; the other seven bales did not go board the
Young Carpenter, ~ appears, although the dray
tickets were directed to her: person by the name
of Edward Clark. who it appears, did not belong to
the Young Carpenter, has signed the tickets for the
bales lost. have to believe the said Edwd.
Clark has carried off the Hemp.
know not what Vessel the said Clark belongs to,
nor do know that there is such a man as Edward
Clark. Any person who may have received or, pur-
chased hemp from Waterman shall receive the a.
bove reward on giving me such Information that /
get the Hemp again, will deliver the said bales
Hemp to Messrs Strong Il Ravens of New York, or
to MIR. Edward McDermott of Philadelphia, or give
either of those Gentlemen such information so that
they get it.
NJ. WATKINS.
Editors of the Philadelphia Aurora, n. York
Mercantile Advertiser, the Norfolk Herald and Pc.
tersburg Republican will please insert the above
times and send their account to tho Editor of the
Enquirer, Richmond
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January Ii.

TlNHE Subscribers have store for private SALE on
Il accommodating terms
1000 Sacks Salt, real Liverpool filled sacks, twill
ed, large and in prime order;
500 Sacks Coarse Salt;
$4,000 lbs. Brown Sugar, in hbds, tierees and
barrels. part of which is Of first quality;
10000 lbs. Coffee, proportion of which prime
green, in tierces, barrels and bags;
so hhds Molasses, most of which LIST quality, for
retailngi 1919
20 puncheons Rum, part Of which is old, finely
favonred, and of superior quality;
10 hhds. New-York rectifed Rum;
q b,lT n;noo B. ! genuine London particular Ma
q nmartarcosts deira Wine;
10 pipes French Brandy, part of which war
ranted to be genuine;
pipes Pae n; sna superior quality Gin;
10 boxes Imperial Tea;
100 boxes Candles;
100 Soap;
ZOE Chocolate
100 Spanish Segars;
so barrels Northern Apples. sound and in nice Or
der;
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January 5.

DIETER LIE TELLER DENTIST, continues
l. to practise in the different branches OF his pro-
esslon' e. Extracting teeth, cleansing and restor
ing them to their natural eleganse setting
ones. 50 as to be useful as web a. ornamental and
plugging the decayed cavities vi such as can be pre-
served.
Applications win he attended IN at his Fathers
next door To the Psnitentisry Store ON the lnli.
January S. 2awtf
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COMMUNICATION
EOR THE E.NOULRER.

I sead you paragraph taken from the london
statesman Of the Goth Of August last 1t will shew
Shs description Of TKKENEE our sailors have TO
eOht..ad wish:
min Cjeva!g, John Bradicy, and William
Wcf.s, wire charged with picking pockets in Fleet
erect TIE ~atthmsn stated that he saw Wells
;s.e handkerchief from the poke Of a Gentle
me-: he immediNtey secured them. They were
s'qwcd until this LAY TO consider qUhethey fhey
@op ser9e IN the nayy, await their trial for the
offence"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-02-04

HE sale Of part Of the estate Of Theo. b. Nc
Roberts decd. by bis Administrator
On the 22h day of Feby next, il fair, if not the
next fair day, at the late dwelling house of Tbeo r.
McRoberts, near Prince Edward Court House. viii,
be offered for sale, to the highest bidder ~ or
VHLUABLE SLAVES.
and all the pershsbIe estate Of the decd THAT ;s,
Horses, Cattle, Sheep, Hogs, Corn, Household and
Kitchen Furniture.
Ill sales under SEQ will be for cash, all above that
sam, WILDE on f2 months credit, the purchaser pi.
wing Bond and approved security, to carry Interest,"
from the date il not punotually paid. those who
have unsettled accounts With, claims against the
Estate, requested to make them known 10 the
subscriber.
wM l.. NORTON, .Af,s'-.of
tbs 1Ae0. n. .HcRo6erts.
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January Z

~ oT1CE.--The Subscriber as Admir-. de bon;s
4 non with the Win annexed on the Estate a
the late Ten; James Allen Bradley, requests all per.
due, as the situation of the estate will not admit of
indulgence those to whom the estate is indebted
are requested to make them known that proyis;,n
may be made for their payment.
II. II. COOKE
Bacon's Castle, Surry, Dec. 10. w,f
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>Wo HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD
u bundle containing 500 sheets OF twenty doll
no.es' printed IN 6lank for the Farmers Bank of Vr-
len on the night of the 10Th instant at the Lon,s s
Messs. Woodford and Taaferrn in rederiel shnr.
ne above reward WIN be paid to any person WIS
WV, oe'yer the said notes to Dabney Herndon. Ess
ct that place, or to the subscriber. = A's
hat the public may he guarded against imposition.
they are informed that no tSuenty dollar noter So,s
oeen nor wtH be Issued by the Farmers Bank of Vir.
s'"'~ vi any Oh us brancaes, until further notice.
p;.. on, VIM. NEKERVIS, Cashier.
w" Octooer 1919. 2awtr.
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FOR SALE,
IA beautiful fertile and valusbl, Estate.
JAMES TOWN.
ne celebrity OF this estate mal.s !,
CIV" any description at 1.-THE Farm, ,..''y Y"
na,'. IT. an, '.e improvements in ~ss.,i.., 70.
thi,t, or more ~''''''er VI" sell sph this property,
s L. Il re.
tt'setner with all the Stock and Fs,,,; ,,..,
Amb." =, ~" n ,'e .arm; For terms sppl, To Col Jo,
premises. rUv VIC subscriber on the
Janunry 2S. "o AMBLER.
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fARMERS' BANK OF vIRGINIA.-The
. Stockholders are hereby notified, that sgrees-
ly to the charter of incorporation the fourth install
aent OF twenty We dollars each share of Stock,
S'i be payable at the Bank, al the Offices OF Dis
soaat and Deposit, on the 5,h Of February next.
Wm. NEKERNIS, Cashier.
january ,. ep5w
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'''SAeyi6.'s.oMee. cayli,h d. ., ,wo

SheFi6,s- Office, Carlisie, Dec. 81, 1919.
oIICE is hereby given, to the heirs and ley,f
= representatives OF William G. Holmes late as
the township of North Middleton, county of Cum
oeriand and state of Pennsylvania deceased. that
IN pursuance of writ of Partition or Valuation ia
sued out OF the Orphans Cosrt of said eounty. an
lnquson will be held the real estate of said dec
situate IN the township, county and state afore
it being tract of land containing one bnndrs, e;ae
y acres, more or less, adjoining lands Of ANDREW
Holmes, Michael Clepfer and Others, on Tuecday'
the ninth day of February next, at ten O'Clock i,
ed may attend if they think proper.
January Z. wiw
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BOOKS q S7ATIONARY.

z John II. JONES, has the pleasure Of snnounc-
- ing his friends AID the public, that he has Ia
ken the store formerly occupied by Mr. ID. J. Burr,
second door above the Eagle Tavern, where he Of
fers for sale general assortment Of
BOOKS u STATIONARY,
on the most accommodating terms. Ee has good
collection of Elementary and Practical Law Books,
which he will dispose Of at the PhiIadelpis New
York prices, from which also liberal discount will be
made to s,ch as favor him with their custom TO an
amount which may make it an object. a good as
sortment Of School Books aud Books In the other
departments of Literature aud Science, will be con.
tinuaIly kept hand and sold at the lowest prices
Any works which are found in the American Mar
ket at any place, will be procured foe gentlemen
who may favor him with their orders
January 16. ep4w
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.4DYERTTsEafEA-T.

Me estste OF Springfield, having .been disposed
II OF, for the sum OF 7i,:. that fund Is IL ~,
hands, to be appropriated Ia the pay incnt of the
debts OF Jo 10. Monroe Esq All those who t,av.
claims upon that gentleman, win be pleased to de-
post the>d with me, befrs the 18th of February
next, as ON that day must close my s,eucy in this
trans ,ction.
FOUSREE G. TEBBS.
K'ehmond county, Jan. 81. cpst
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q
N CHAN CERY-Tappahannock Essex countr
court OF quarterly session, continued and held the
o6th day Oh November, 1872
Benjamin Jones and Sally Jones and Peggy Jones.
infants under the age of twenty years by Benis
n, Jones' then next friend, and Ambrose Hunley,
william Jones and Leonard Jones,
against
Thomas Jones, junr. and Mary Holt,
-c, DefenGanfs.
The defendant Mary Holt, not having entered ho-
appearance and gwen security according to the se,
OF assembly and the rules of this court and il appear
ing 70 tue ourt, sne is nor an
inhabitant OF this commonwealth, on the motion rs
the plaintiffs by their attorney his ordered tha.
the said defendant appear here or before the 6rss
Gay OF March term next and the bill of tb.
plaintiffs, and that copy hereof be forthwith, insert
ed IN the Enquirer, printed in the city of Rcbmord
Tor two months successfully, and another copy post
ed at the front door Of the Court house of this com
y. copy. Teste,
WILLIAM B. MATTHEWS. D. G.
for
JOHN p. LEE, Ok.
yeoeIhoer II. w8wp
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COLUMBLAW HOTEL.

near Shockos Ware honsc.
vINHE Subscriber respectfully informs her friends
h and the public that this establishment is kept
up by her, and that the accommodation will be as
hereto
BY strict attention to all such as may favor her
with their custom, she hopes to merit Il receive the
patronage of the public.
+. S. Six or eight gentsel Boarders, can be &C
ommodated.
MARY MOSELEY.
Jan. &c, IF
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VIE Subscriber tenders his services to his friends
II and the pubck commission merchant. He
will also receive country produce &c. storage on
the most reasonable terms at the Lumber house
occupied by Mr.. Frederick Clarke next door to
Mr.. James Hutshson's fronting the Basin.
RIO. III. PULLIAM
Jan. Q. 2awtf
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d be rented for one year, or leased for long
err terman ice-house " ell filled with clean ice
,osether with two or three OF ground, well a.
dapted tor market garden: house suitable tor a
single person, or small family may be had with
the pre- ,uises.
This property possesses advantages not generally
attached to property Of the same kind, aud aioiss
desirable situation for Gardner of
JAMES BRANDER.
N. u To be- hired out two Negro Girls, that haze
bee" used To the care Of Children, aud the work Of
family, and OF good character.
JB.
Jan 81. ew
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I1&G NARSHAL's SALE-By virtue of
NKEXM decree of the Court of the u. s
SGMM1 forthe Virginia District, pronou,.
ced on the first day of the present
,,,o,,,, month, the ship OLIVER Ellis
WIZ H. now lying at City Point, with her rigging.
Jackie, apparel and furniture, will be sold 10 ne
nlshest bidder for ready money The sale viii
commence at IL o'clock in the forenoon on the lOIb
aSy OF Jan. next, and will take place at CITY Point
his ship is supposed to be valuable
VIM. MANN ID. NJ for
ANDREW MOORE, M. ID.
% The sale of the above shin hiss been Macao.
ri'y postponed till Thursday the nth of Febroarr
next p when it will positively take place at City
Jan. 10. %
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Giles
2. Rum Cinnamon & Cassia
indy Mustard, Ginger and
Brau- Spice
Nutmcss, Cloves and
Mace
Table Salt in baskets
SaItpetre and Glauber
key in Salts,
Alum and Copperas,
3. birthstone, Madden and
fed do. Biueing,
Indigo and Starch,
Mala- Prunes, Figs and Raj
Port sins,
Hard and soft-shell Al
rgundy monds,
ret :, Lem ons and Oranges,
Alexandria Crackers in
Olives Kegs,
Best chewing Tobacco &
Lon Spanish Cigars,
out Scotch Snuff in 1 & 1-2
ter do. ID. bottles,
IN bot Barley and Rice,
Playing Cards,
New Cotton and Wool do,
Slfters, Bedcords and
3 best Leading Lines
by 10 and 10 by 10
D. Window Glass
Quart bottles and bottle
Salt corks
ks Inkpowder aud Waters
i. Writing and Wrapping
'istered Paper
list aud Cd quality Let.
ter do.
t Nails Liquid Blacking, In bot
ties
nperia' Best Irish Glue
: Teas Lamp-blsck
Bar Lead
Wool Hats, assorted
LIST quality FIR ditto
Of hrst Raw Cotton, in Bales
Colored thread, shoe do.
Sewing siIk, Cotton
g Balls aud Turkey Cot
n boxes ton
.ssortod Seinc Irvine
Pins and Needles as,or.
ted, BIC.
, Pep
&c articles, will DO sold ON the
.erms for cash orly.
eb. 2. ~
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NTTCE
Jan. &c.

NOTICE.
A LII persons indebted to the estate of Alexander
IN Bell decd, requested TO make payment TO
Mr.. William Muir Of the city of Richmond. A nd
all those to whom the estate may be indebted, will
be pleased to call on him for payment.
BAIL GORDON, .3Gan'r.
January %. NV
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Dry Goods,

VIZ:
Super6ne Coating, Flannels, Fries, Kendall Cot.
tons, coarse Yarn Hose, White India Goods, Dimi-
ties superne CallOoes, and great variety of other
articles.
Daily expected from Phils. 10000 lbs. Pennington
labelled Sugar in boxes and bsrrels-sIso, by the
ship Abigail. from Liverpool, 800 sacks real Liver
pool fed-and from Baltimore, Whiskey, Brown
Sugar, ant prime Green Coffee.
we continue make liberal advances in cash, on
all consignments entrusted to csre-and having
a most commodious and completely fire proof Ware
House, well prepared for the reception of Goods.
.NoBcxre, Ro6inson s. PieGsants,
:. Auctioneers,
Csrse, of ID e 18th streets, and opposite
.Shockoe Ware House.
January 9. ~ IF
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-02-04
NOTICE "a

" OT NOTICE. %
w T. shall petition tie President and Directors OF
the Bank OF Virginia To renew the following Notes.
the HaIces Of which were RENTED through the me.
dunn of this post to Newbern, N. G.. on the 2ith &
99th October. 1912. one letter via Petersburg, and
the other Elizabeth City-the Lett err and Halves
having the Presidents signature have miscarried or
bee Supnressad