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IRON' IYOEKS FOR 85LE.

EeURSUANT to Decd Of Trust executed bv
John Davis te 9th November. 1900. IN ne
tor the purpose Of securing the pry net of certain,
sum at money therein mentioned 10 Reed and Ford
oil the City oi PHILADELPHIA, and also another sum "a,
Stand'sh Ford fH be Ell red for sale to the highest
bidder, Tor ready money, on the premises ON tho
FIRST Monday in April next ~
ONE UN'DIPfDED yifOTEry
vi two hundred sores Of Land, ia Moncnesl;, conn
", near Cheat river, which is erected furnace.
together with a moiety of the furnace aud o,he,.
buildings and materials therruuto buIonr:ry
ALSO. one hundred aud forty acres, s,';Sininc Tho
above mentioned tract. INC
ALSO, 700 acres near or adjoining the two LAST
mentioned tracts, ON waters of Nlorea,, run end ad
Jo'"ing the lands Of James Ross. and Henry STE.
pheus.
ALSO, two thousand acres near the furnace tr,ct
adjoining the lands Of Thomas Evans ON Quarry r,,,
aud Jenkins Slab camp tract; and,
ALSO, one other trsct of two thn,stld scros near,
the furnace tract on Laurel a joiainr VIM. Iam
iltohs land.
The above property is situated within about . I u
miles oil the navigahle waters Of Cheat river the,
best OF metal and bar Iron is made from the uro.no,.
OF the furnace, which is occupied bv Mr.. Jno
JACKSON who reforms us there are two extensive orr.
banks on one of the above tracts of land lately dis
covered about l-2 miles from the furnac.
SAMUEL HkNWAY
Is. REEDER
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TWENTY DOLLg8S 8rIy1on

ON-A-WAN from tie subscriber about Che 15tf,
g OF Deeemoer 1879, likely negro man slave.
PANEL JOE htte p'tted With the Small Pox, and
or 40 years OF aSe, he is about feet 2 or 4;nches
nigh he had ON when lac left this, a eorduroy coar
wen dressed Otherwise, as h. was my hazel, driver
he mas Oeeh accustomed 10 drive 4 stage, W. ggop'
eat'or cav age he mas SOM connections in r,liddle
SEX and suppose that he hes either gone there or
towards Charlottesville 4 Staunton ''''1 ~
viii give the above reward to any person who
S ~ nave 'n SInHed IN jail SO that get him
have him delivered TO nae in this nj, ce t''''' -
Jan. Il. l" NooNE.
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Jan. 81.

E'HE Commissioners named by the Legislature
n for the purpose Of carrying into eject an ace
for incorporating the Marine Insurance Comuarv of
Richmond, will open the Books tor receiving sub.
Sor'ptions on Wednesday, the 10th day OF + 6ruary
next, az the Ceitee House of James II. Lynch
~ 3. The edors ofthe Petersburg tntelligencer-
Norfolk Ledger, and Herald at Frederick sburg. are
requested TO insert the above once week fc,, two
weeks and forward their accounts to the Editor OF
the Enquirer.
\ copy OF the law may he had a. the Enquirer Of
Jan. 81. &C.,
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From The Merchants' Coffee Room, I4tel,
cSfnbishcdi in Tho City.
PRIVATE LETTER e..

Nosfon, 13tn Jan. 1915
expect the sch noner Comet, Hull.
VIII leave this to-mcrrow for the VINEYARD
t. convey vessels hence, and TO this port ;
she is owned by sundry Merchants of this
place, is 40 tons bnithen. and cost about
S50O0--She is armed and manned be- Com
Rodgers, and by him Commissioned rs a
tender to his ship. We have yet hopes of
seeing the Liverpool Packet safe in this
port"
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re yYCE.
'iiti SHAREHOLDER, in the James Rive: Steam Sort
Company, ave once more notified that ;weu.y-
i've dollars on zach share be paid, at the
B.H.hN ar YIRGLAcI.9.
on he 'f'St day NJ eTery month, until The who's
sub erip'ion he paid up. AS the progress in builug
the boa, requires Punc;raiy, the shares OF future
dehnq"ents VIII be forfeited and sold without re-
serve.
BY order Of the President and Directors
January 2S. todE
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-IONT-
THIRIY DOLL.4RFj R1.p9Dn

u shipped to the Y.uog ,orp.r ,an w..
Weeks the li'hday of oy. 81, r. Ga a,,. K n
ph OF T sbe o I. ,eSel' and II ad
Youne CaTpenteT bales d ID not 90 on board the
Of oeF T were direct d to he person Jy thu n array
the Yoa"g C C,nk who it ppear: did rot belong to
bales lost m.er, II" signed the tickets for the
''sT n has ca" led oth Hemp. VIC '"'u r''~a'
nor dc k wh@t esse the said Clark belongs to.
CIark. nv , ,"a' there IS such man as Edward
cbss,d my pers'In who may have received ar nnr
how neia' lro m Waterman shah receive The a.
Get 49,. H. EI on giving me such Information that
He rnrta NJ again, or will deliver the said bales
~ NJ, W 20 VI 'ssrs Strong * Ravens Of New YnrI
.t, ward MeDsrro Oft ofPliIadeIphia or =. Vi
they get it. '''''' ''''oh ~ that
- Editors Of thc Philadelphia Auror ~ -
eanthr Advertiser, the Norfolk Hr ralI md 'rN
noe. ~, n e viii please ins,rt the above
/ Enquirer, Richmond. '"e Euitor OF the
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Co,u,y,,g;,o,;c,

W"ui It not be worth while mentioning in yorr
payer, wish hat Congress Gould pass taw, pre,
idb'i"s he sale ol Bounty l.d Wairaoisi--Tliat !,
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THE subscriber offers TO, sale. tbo

"h,ch hc now occupies, situate mn H., 49,.
w., 10 ont Ferry and contiguous to ,Is
t %" 'ss'qta 9 die win made and DIE m% as-
or tbree ,y'. 'a1 - required IL not sold in two
January i6. -i "HAN ILAND.
Oaw3wu
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no TYCE.
4 - persons indebted to the estate or pi,t,...,
farFar decreased, Of Abena,Ie CONT 49, -,
,'ie 70 l,te ,"'med,te !ymen and all per,
~, "''ng ci"'us against said stat. ire r,ou.s,a
=" 'rng them forward well authenticated ,n ~
cup''rher, on or before the 5th ds, Of NsrcI ''
Tor a1Jostmen, As lac is about 20 close lie
tratarshp O'0 ''' Admins.
This advertisement will he ,,oo5 :;
claims not produced on ~ before lie, d ''' oi al
JOSEPH FARRAR. .gdy,'y
Janunry ci '"' "e0e"Seq.
CT
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UsEFIIL nlScnVE.nY.

A schedule and drawings have been lodged at tho
Patent Office, Washington City, by Mr.. Harrison
OF Connecticut which to him an invention
called Double Lens, which is composed of glass, a
liquid substance, the OF which is particularly Il
dapted for reading, writing, the fine artist, SIC -
The lens placed near the lamp or candle, dfuses
clear and conspicuous light, tinged with beautiful
green shade which has delightful app rance upon
the book other object Illuminated the us. OF
which has most sautary effect upon the eyes; &
these who have weak eyes, whose eyes are faiins
enable, to sec with mitch more cearness than
with the COMMON lights. The light produced by
the Lens from one light is equal to the light of 5
candles; of course great savings manifest, where
good light is requisite.
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E.E lLHLE SEBlTN1RY

- fElLHLE .SE1IIN.4Ry
~, ,n E''o to commence Teaching as formerly
rissI hersn 'is year, OF my fathers CThomas Hir.
: propose teaching tho following lranel5s Tn4re
Nea"ing, Writing, Arithmetic, Englisl, C,''I.-
sSe'sr.phy plain Needle work Drawng. Fs;nti,a
,i. ~. ''I rue OF ~ dollars aonun for Bosr5
attendance. we" wv necessary
1st month 1919. iiAi' 10
w3wp
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Nlvh'I's Nap

CFhbc SEHI' Or mn
with small pam1hlet, cuntaiunr dese-;nti,r =,
tls places on the I.ipc 'P'''''
~ Tor Sale at Uis Oaice,
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rendering them null and ur no effect whom owned
10y any person but the soldier who received them or
his heirs representatives.
IL may be said that after the soldier receives
them. they are hiS property and he has right TO
do with them, Ss lie thnks proper.--This is true,
but Congress also lave right grant them on what
conditions they think proper, and those above men
toned. think would prevent the ncsarious practice,
OF inposing on the soldiers BY their QIceys or any
other set of spectators.
These hints have been ELECTED by an advertisement nj
IN t',e National inteligencer signed by stockjobbe,'
io the purpose OF purchasing military land warrants.
V{RG LNI.4 + LEGISLATURE
The following Preamble and Resolution passed
the House ot Delegates. Friday, and tic
Senate on Saturday, last; both house. unani-
nousiy.
The General Assembly being informed that
JUN TYLER, venerable Patriot ui the Rc,oln.
ton, faithful and able Legislator, Judge aud chief
magistrate Ut this commou wealth; man of fixed
Underwriting integrity, yet endeared to Lis irieos *
'nni'y 10y every sC'ier virtue, is no and heiay
"esrous al ani'eSting IN degree IT'S high res
pect Tor the character Of the deceased, x deep re-
grtt Tor THIS afiicting event:
he IT therefore, unanimously Resolved, tl,t tie
members at this Assembly viii each wear a badge
o grape On 'hc left one nputi rs an express
ion ot heartfelt sorrow .Or the los. Of th eACe,mt
citizen.
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Hydrohhobia.-On Tuesday, the 5th
May, a Bhcestie Ca 7vater CARRIER who
had been bitten three weeks lefore in the
leg, by mad dog, was carried to the ma
tive hospital, about three o'clock in the af-
ternoon, with the symptoms of the HYDRO
pho5ia strongly upon him. He was imme-
diately bled 20 the extent of forty ounces.
The symptoms of the disease Yielded in sue
cesSion as the blood flowed, and before the
vein was closed he stretched out his hand
tor a cup of water and calmly drani, it OH,
though the mere approach Of the water but
? few minutes before had thrown him INFO
commissions
After the bleeding he lay down on a cot,
(bed) fell asleep, and continued so for near
ly two hours. WheN;he awokc, the symp-
toms Of the disease were threatning to re-
turn; another vein was then opened and
eight ounces more If blood were taken away,
which so completely subdued the disease
that he has not had a symptom Of it since.
n case lately published in the Madras pa
mercury and Opium, By Mr.. lyman, sur
geon of his majesty's 22d dragons, led to
the practice adopted in this instance, and
which is highly gratifying to remark.
has even been more successful than on tn G
former occasion the cure CT the latter case
being almost imstantaneousy effected, and
that by bleeding alone, without the aid of
either mercury or Opium, for these remedies
" ere subsequently, used, il was quite cY
dent that the disease was previously and
entirely overcome by the bleeding.
Madras Gazette OF juno 10.
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sny NV "esascs are granted for Engiani they will
De liant ID in number, and conhuei to few articles
such fish oil, rice, &c. &c. which from their bulk
and small original value canno, support war reishts
and premiums
New regulations extremely favorable to the Amer
lean nag expected to take place.
The present. vintage near at band, vii, he uncom-
monty ,ty, III consequence at which wines gem
cral have got ap, but psrticusrly those proper
for cargo, which have experienced advance OF
50 per eent.-brandy OF % per cent
.Ne,sLurybo-t, J.n S.
Letters were received in town "Wednesday last,
from Captain Isaac Rand master of the brig Shak es.
peare, OF this pot, dated at "paris, Oct 9TH Stating
that the Shakes Dearc was cleared wv the council oil
prizes the I2tA OF Advantageous to pay the
highest freight tof&ptsin Rad. and proportion OF
the Expenccs The deeisirn OF the council nj Prizes
was forwarded by the Minister 0. Commerce, to the
Emperor for his sanction, which Rp doubt would he
obtained. decision had beeu given TO the car
go \ proportion of the expenses would be paid BY
the cargo, W hcther condemned or not.
The of The bri:, and freight would be sub
jected to pay no part OF the expenses.
The Algcrinc war was Calling and ca,amitous in n
very high degree the U. States through its ooutn-
usce---and the the enemy were dis
honorable and savage, treating their prisoners of
saves--tiS necessarily called a maritime force in
10 exIstence--the government became acquainted
with the wants of navy x the character of seamcn
1.-The officers and crews acquired knowicd!e of their
several du,es--they found ont wherein their
strength l'y and grew conddent-and thus the Al
gerine war served school wherein our navy de-
rived that experience Which, has given great n
tone 20 the national valor But have little patience
the viCHr ami com rehension Of great rind-a
spirit OF great conception and ardent chSract ter
is ahoot tn ,iFusc ;sclferrors and will be
eetcd---gruius and talents viii find their sphere.
The armv shall have equal advantages of experiment
tai discplinc---anL then il will he air to draw a com
parisos with the navy---tie competition will be
who shall serve his country best--a com petition
for glory and rcnown will secure rights and our
independence. ..uycyu.
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ADVERTTSRWEN-y

INV GH 1SE-UE.NY.
EVE estate Of Springfield. having ,een d;s,o..,,
"A oi, for the sITh OF 7iUi. that fun is in nv
bands, to he appropriated to the payment Of M.
debts OF 10. 10 Monroe Esq. Al those who have
o'''msupon tiat gentleman, viii he pleased IN de-
post them with me, before the 18th Of Febtusry
next as On that day must close my agency in ~.
transaction. ~ ''''
re-, FOUSnEE G.. TEBBs
Richmond county, jan. 81 eDs.
EXTENSIVE SALE OFBOOKs BY bUCTTO1-
Z Fth P"tlic are respectfully informed that H..
y ''iu'h'e Library 81 Ei,lpsd RaHiolbb r.sl,
WI hr soid ~ auction ON Monday evening re,f
o "clnok ~ tie front room 81 The house iaielv oc.
store. '''ON'
Catalogues viii be delivered IN lie DAY of sal.
J, BROWN ir < Co.
Jan. Of.
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LOAF SUGAR. MOLAsSES & CHOC0-
LACE,
FnFES bids. refne'' sugar,
Z II retailing no!asses, and
- boxes Caldwell, FrasersS s; Co.'S.
Superiioe Chocolate
For SAFE ~
II CRPHY {. SCOTT,
Ian. 81 o.
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1iaTried, on Thursday evening last, by the Rov
J. Bryce, .Ur PaJk MI. OF New Kent GO
to the agreeable Mrs. .llii9yed Rapleiyh, Of rbi.
City. VI '''''
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Died at Hartford North Carolina 9Th Docer,.
Der last in The 6)d year of his age, Mr. DAyIp,
GoRpoN, formerly inhahitant of NI,ncies.
ser va. universally respected by all who knrw
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IN CONGRATULATIONS County Court
n 10th Jan. 1913.
Josiah Hatcher I'!tF.
".
John Forsec and Robert Mosciv Defts.
lie appearing to the satisfaction OF the Court that
commonwesth, on motion of the plaintiff by his
counselit ~ ordered that the said Forsec 10 appear
IN tins Court On the second Monday ia april next Sc
give security for performing the this Court
and that copy OF this decree he inserted TOR two
months successfully in some newspaper printed in
siehmond. and copy of this order posted at the
'front.' door of this eo,ir; house.
Copy. Testc,
Il. ELD2iDCE .ir., u. c.
Jan u. "Swp
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British Licenses The price of articles
of commerce has risen considerably in
consequence, it is said. of late seizure
by General Armstrong Of near a hundred
which have been forwarded to the oE;ce 81
the Secretary of State. The last offer we
heard OF was at the rate of $500 = piece
phI. Press
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-07-01

alter the battle, exhibited the orderly behavior
of men In the midst of their own families.
The British ut Havre-de- Grace bore resem-
blance 10 their allies the savages, when let
loose upon victims bound and te,;ercd.-But
was this conduct confined to the privates No,
their officers led the marsuding parties--fhey
seized the plate the Jewels, the domestic turni-
turc Of the defenaeiess inhabitants---fhey had
their labels ready to be pinned upon their re-
spective shares Of the booty-fhey stopped the
traveller, compelled him 20 disinout, took his
horse, thrust their hands into his pocket sciz-
cd his watch, his pocke,.bsok, his purse, and
then (happily they did not assassinstc him)
let h:;n depart on foot, thu: robbed and heec-
ed by his majcsly's most honorable officers OF
the royal navy What will epen Eng!Gnd
suy,when she hears that her admiral, the mag
Danimous, the valiant Cockburn, "a name
worthy OF the hero tina, bears ii) was foremost
in lhe greas eThedifior--,hat he, too, had his
LABEL" This is admiral C1ekburn's share,"
stuckupo his various parcels ofthe plunder--
the csach which he stole ana carried oh;-the
bed ticking which he had torn from the beds;
The silver, wherever he could lay his hand up
on any What will his brother officers say
what the brave and generous Hardy,the friend
aud companion of Nelson, who shared his (at-
sDays honorable periis, and who supported in
his arms the expiring hero of Trafalgar {
What will be his retlecricns on such disgrace
ful, unmaniy conduct ! But, posterity will do
Justice TO the American character history
will pourtray the deeds of ,hi. just and nec-
essary war and while on one page she will
describe The atrocity, the barbariiy, and inJus-
,ice Of British warriors, She will, on another
and brighter, detail the humanity, the mag
nani,nity, the heroism of Pike, Cianneey,
q Decatur, and Lawrence. She will prove,
that Britain was not the 6ulscark ct our reli-
sion, bN the destroyer Of alt rcigion--,hst
she does not war for her own existence, but
against the independence of the rest of the
world---in fine, that her civilization having
passed its summit, she is descending into her
primeyal state OF savage barbarity.
BRUTCS.
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FROM The CHARLESTON TINEs.
II Federal Poher.

The contrast between the conduct Of the
United States and that of her enemy, in the
mode Of carrying on this war, canno. be more
legiblc and forcihly prese ntsd, than iS the cap
Sure Of York b. The former, and the sack and
destruction Of Havre-de Grace BY the latter.
York is the Capital Of Upper Canads--Hsvre-
dc-Grace is a village, containing 20 houses,
on the banks OF Susluehanna. York was for.
titled by forts, batteries, and nines-Havrc.
de.Grace Had not s,ole hN Of defence. York
had a Garrison Of 2 or 500 British regulars,
1000 Indians, and its inhabitants forsi,s pro-
tection-Hayre.de-Gr had mono but its
own immediate inhabitants, not so fishing
men in the whole, to rely on. York was a
depot for all the enemy's military and naval
stores and resources for the operations to be
carried on in Upper Canada had public YES.
sells in her port, and friga,e on the stocks,
nearly Fl. for launching ;: by the capture and
destruction Of all these, the cause ofthe Uni
trd States is essentially and most emincn,ly
tene6ted-Havre-dc-G Grace had not cents
worth Of public property in it the plumber
and burning of the dwellings, have not, in the
least respect, benc fitted the Cause of n,,and
have not, in the smallest degree, injured the
public interests of the United States, or les
scned her means of prosecuting the war |; but
have, oh shame driven one or two hundred
innocent persous, principally 1vomeD and chil-
dren, from their homes left them without
covering from the incIement season depriv-
ed them Of bread, and exposed them to perish
from hunger, or beg The chari;y Of their coun-
trymcn. AT York, not building was destroy
ed, not an individual injured, in person or pro-
r.r,,, ,e,.r cesissp oce ccased The inhahi.
tan,s slept with as much tranquility under the
protection Of their eouqaerors, as they had un.
der thar Of their Jf'feads--,hc poor persecuted
inhabi,ants, OF Hsvre.de Grace, oo,vi,hs,and-
ing hey made no resistance, did no, consider
their lives in safety as long as en- EngIishman
wssio sight, The Ancricp soIiisst York,
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FROM THE rAInmxvrn GAZETTE.


In answer To request OF the Legislators
of Massec husetts, through Governor Strong,
for supply OF arms from the General Gov
ernment, the Secretary of War observes {:
I" As the arms, provided in virtue of the act
Of April %, 1908, for Nrming and squipping
the whole bodJ of the militia OF tho United
States, hare been inconsidersble, 10 proper
ton 10 the militia To be supplied, the Presi-
dent has deemed it most conducive to the
general Interests to supply, in the iirst place,
the troouer States, and ne nqi1ija vho have
Gene forward in fhe service q )1|5eir eornfry
Whentbe State OF the public arsenals will
justify the measure, Massachusetts will re-
ccivc her proportion of arms, agreeable TO
the provisions OF the law"
The non-combofont States seem not 70
have perfect understanding with the enemy,
although they have her(ormed sceR their harfs.
We had expected that their declaration Of
neutrality would have entirely shielded them
from the malicious attempts OF the enemy to
destroy the lives aud property of their citi-
zens-and even though comba,ant should
go among them, their neutrpl character would
protect them. Hut really things wear low
sering aspect.-Com. Decatur has been forccd
into New London, where destruction threat.
ems him--and the " men of steady habits"
arc woefully concerned least they should have
10 buckle on the armor OF war to defend
him. The Legislature a!so seem 10 think the
enemy has violafed sbe covenant, and 1t Is said
they have absolutely cIno'fzed the militia TO
turn out ! Well, SO we GO. We live in
soorM Of gvonders!
The Governor OF Rhode -Islasd, We dndcr-
stand, has also determined TO lend hand
and after five days consultation and solemn
dcliberation, taking advice as to the eoasaifa-
uonahfy Of the step, masnapimously resolved
to detacb 81. F:I:F:T:E:E:N nj L N -CA
for the purpose Of guarding the coast against
invasion !! Should the enemy have the tcn,eri-
~ 10 approach, they are to adopt BobadiPs
plan--challengc them out by tens, and so,
being armed, io addition 10 their muskcts,
each with bunch Of rcd onions, (Which the
,Conncc,iass boys have agreed to fucRikl
with which to assaii their eyes and so .sorfh,
the whole may be easily destroyed /!