davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-08-06

m a1scd5te.--A free Nero On IN,
Eastern Shore was tlied and ovdered Co he
sSnt.to the Peni'cnriasy on his way across
the FAY, he and the gu rd were taken br
tne British Fieel. Ills guard we're dischar-
ged, and eveiy eil9Ft vyns made che enc.
10y % prevail or hin 60 stzv Win hem.
tre' fellow IeiHtsd--7he I'D rot ike the
,sshes Ts'ch che re~c co 5ne negroes on
ooard--he wooic rather give ntrlself w ard
associate WIN coHyicts than with the enc
my. he Gid so--the inh@hrarts t8e Eas-
seIn 2uOre PeU'ich9a' toT his discharge----,
and the Executive have discharged him.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-08-06
II MaIern .3n. cr..:

" will g,Te you Norway-.f Denmark
consents. well and Gocd---I will try End
means to pacity hfr.-ifshe does not, il =. no
matter. viii take Ncr ay from her. and
" consider her % az, cntt.y."
And s:'er have got hold Of Eorway
says Sweden,) ! VIII march my army to
Fermabr &C aid in the common cansps .
such IS 'he morality Of he crowned heads
OF Europe."
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-08-06

MARRIED. on che 7Sta ale. Doctor JAM, a..
nor, to the amis'is M.s7 Nsry WATSON. ali II Lou.
as county. - N'''
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-08-06
.Nc7y YORK. LuLu 81.

"ScfV ioFh, SUy 81.
mentions that the Families. ~, Sir Tho's.
Hardy, went co sea on "Wednesday afternoon
There are no cruisers now in the sound
--iior any off Sandy Hook.
Gen. Armstrong, Secretary at War, ar
rived III this city yesterday, on his way to
the Northern frontiers.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-08-06

,Tt'h1roN'i' Council Chg976rr, .4ur2st ST. 1915
& Li.CoGtraS ors y.r MAILING RIA Nr,r '. 60
"on%eslth. who have sn7 On hend--sf,l Az
e'hff' IN whose posse ssio- here rnay De Gigss he
longing 20 the public, uDdisfibu,sd a-e hereby re-
hrst convenient oppsHvoay vhcb sh,II nres =, -
5ei. ~ pOlsf, v-re.,.r y - =, ~ ~ ''-
August s. 80 y "
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-08-06
UEL1coLANr June 10.

-, = TELlCOLANr. JUNE 10.
The French for Ire purpnse of punis,;ng the ci
tZens OF Hamburger, bsve demanded y contribution
~ 81 millions Of frsnes, 10 be paid within week.
;rou the 18th instant, the one hall in Ash tue re
m@inf' Ter in bills payable at Paris. Those vino save
5sen most liberal in their subscriptions for the liner
" OF Csrmsny, are TO paw the greater part ug it
Eght OF rbc most respectable Inhabitants of Ham
lurgh, suong whom are Messrs. GoddcfFTy, 5
Schroeder, Fsbir d. Chapiauruge, have been form.
ed into a Commission to regulate the sums to be
Individually pad.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-08-06
BaLtimo1c, lugust 9.
TIE EyVEMY

n Il II u LSsF z
From the best Information we can obtain.
1t appears that part of the British feet hav e
progressed up the bay as, far as Poplar Is.
Land, about lS or 20 n1tes below Annapo-
4is---their vessels are visible from the Site
Sorse steeple. A letter received at Wash
iugton from captain James Forrest, a. St.
inisoes, states, " there are strong reasons
Tor believing their object is to attack Anna
yolis.'
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-08-06

z .O9I o. Mistti, souse tifac In Inc vser iSeg
~ @OSD granted by lHr Benjamin Oliver. ;r,
20 var 1"H mn sHd by hiru assigned to nc, aud
y nc 90 Va. Colin Va Ree.--5aid Rond arooai,,..l
70 2. So, due let Jenla.y 1905. When .ran1ie"Ss1
70 nr ''ae there we've credits OF i, which ed,
- 81 W A.%SS, which san hes, frndeisisnd. bsea
pS'5 sno y IN t1il o. the TfcF csajst Rond, ], 49,,
Po1hsts7. Ausss.s. " 10
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-08-06

FAILADRLPnIA, Aug. 9.
by two beats, one from Cape Nav, the o.
tasr tFor Cape Rsnlopeu, we learn shat on
wednesday last, two British vessels, supDo
ga 20 be saose that LEFT our bay, the Friday
before, reformed AID tu3S their stations in
pm Gay. aaa on Ihtii SGay morning our feet
Hi'9 or 10 gDn- boats, drew down On then
fnd abcut Def after ten or near eleven ~
stock, opened their Gre on the s!oo,3 Of War.
?"ppossd To be the Martin, when she soon
30, on shore, 90 Crows shnal, where The
o"Ats nal an opportunity os frog 81 her.
F''i tlt iriSatc tslid 20 he the JuHon) hove
~ and came &" ANCHOR az near % possible.
% cover her, wlfN she opened her fre on
me gun~boats, who kept it up iii O'Clock,
|hen they drew OF, a1d returned IN To Co
hansef--whAt damage Vas sustained by ci =
thsT SIDE, Is yet, We have not learned ex
tCePt' as rs sad, one OF the Gun boats HAVING
Jeil the line 40 close in with the Pilot boat
teHder' was cut Of, by Eve British barges.
VINO boarded aud took er--This may not be
surety corTCrt as u was only seen great
instance by g.asses--Ihe sloop Of war did
no. get OFT the shoal I'll Friday morning.
'|hen she came to aBcbo. along side tic hi.
sate.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-10-08

NTlaGINiA--At a Superior Cs,rt Of chsncerv
v holden ST the Capitol in the Gty ot Richmond
the sixth day oil February, one ti,;ssand eight hun
i,ed AID thirteen.
Samuel Stone, Assignee OF E,izabkh u;nk;ns WIN
was Assignee Of William BcraEd, Executor OF
John ffiptsh~ Plaintiff.
.1sainst
Hay BNtaile, Elizabeth HipSins, nd William Ber.
Lard, Executor of John Elnk.ns
This cause came this day tobe heard on the
bill. answer and exhibits, snd wss lgned by coun.
sci; ON confederation whereof 81 oOurs doth adj
Judge, order sna decree, unles- b., Defendants tc
within SIX ountls tron the date .coG, pay TO the
ti'usti the Oi jhree hundred bounds .s;t, In
terest thereon after the rate OF sXper oentum per
annuH', from the twenty hrst day February, one
thousand ejgat hundred asd ei,h, until pay,nent
and the costs expended by The Psitifi in prosecut
ng this suit. that the sail Defentsis and their heirs
a. all persoae claiming unaer them Dc frorl ,i.ence.
totth barred 4 iorecioied of ali eiy L right 10 re
Csein the lands seribed in thc inden,ur OF Mort.
gage ore OF the exhibits aforesaid, made TIT. four
teenth day Of March, one Thousand eight hrn,IreJ
and eight, .between Hay Bs'tsiie and Ann, his wife
CT the county of ca one, of the one part, aud WI
liara Bernard, Executor of .'ohn Hipkins, % the
county of Caroline in Port Royal OF tne o!fe no ri,
Add IN case OF detaWt in the payment IT the said
principal nOney. interest ad the time afre.
yai,s, that Thomas R.Rootes, iunr. William A. Gre
CORY ard Thomas Miller, or any two Of them com
Inissoners for that purpose Appointed after giving
byc weeks previous notice by advertisement pub!;sl-
ell IN Que or more Ut the Richmond newspapers do
expose 10 sale by public suction for ready money the
land and premises ia the said Inden,re mentioned
and oct Of the nIosey arising from such SALE pay 10
the Plaiati the said principal money, interest and
costs, and 81 scrp'us OF tie proceeds of the said
sale, II any, sfar teirsvius the expences attending
The same, pay TO the Defendant, Hwy Bst;se, and
report t'er proceedings to the court in order TO
hnsi decree. a Copy, Fest,
WIN. W. RENING.
gty virtue Ot the above decree. will he sol for
Read, Money, on Monday, the 9Th day Of Novsn.
her next, between the hours of ten O'Clock in the
morning sud two o'clock in the asternuon before the
faveg' If James Young In the town OF Frederictz
ossS tho aboyeoentioned tract or parcel of Land.
THOMAS r TlOOTES, ir.,
WM. a GREGORY, CONS.
THOMAS MILLER
October l. ri,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-10-08
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NEwIoNpoN FEMALs AcApEM,

NEW<i.ONDoN FEMALE ACADEMY.
Vie Subscribers, superiutentsnts of this institu.
Il ten, take this method at returning thanks 10
ehe'r patrons for ths liberal eneourss IN y
have me: withso OF ,nsor ming them and the pub
lc in general, that the fourth session vii! commence
or the FIRST .-ionlay of October.
The suuer:nsenGaits, leaving the pubic To Judge
o. tnfr personal Qalih cstius, may, without fear cs
cpnSrstctiOT, venture assert, that the ioeal and
.i4psr;ifoaS advantages Of the New London Fe no ale
AsSdsny equal 1t not superior those ct any
tiai'sr iisoiu;ion. The village 10 beautifully situst-
ed IN vety p0pr'ors relenbourhood CT the first
Grade in poiit o' responsibility, wealth, aud redue-
meet equa iy eligible for the sslubrity of its climate
aEd its rors mite &C merry.
ihe school room IS furnished with and sIe-
giant set OF Cary's Globes, and hrrows,nith's five
,srge Maps, coloared; to which, in y short time
viii be added Lewis map of the United States, s.
Ma.lisons OF Virginia.
Men5y's ~orss MISLEADING MS sramaars aud Sc
len''ons) sire exclusively used for Teaching reading
grammar aud composton. In the other branches
the ttiio~iog works used Keith on the use OF
the gnias Godsnith's gram mar Of Geography and
DAVIS modern Topography, Adams ancient aud mo.
s,era Histories, Goldsin.h's Abridged histories of
Greece, Rome. and England Psiey's Moral ph;lo-
soDhy, Fsrsusou's Iatrodpct;on to Astroaorsy, and
<BendTisN's or Pixies Arithmetic.
Should sny parent or scholar desire it, S. 7. Mil
Yer viii a!so teach read and translate the Preach
lausU-ge.
Muss and dancing likewise taught in New
1-oatoa the FORMER at the Female Academy, and
,Nne iNts' " h"out an hhhnreu yards distance.
Baing their leisure honrs and on SATURDAYS the
JFang ls'ies are employed in marking, and the diff.
iere..t k,nds OF ueede work.
Ac;orins TO permanent arrangement, March and
September are vacation months the sessios consiss
81 the Intervening months. asi conss quentiy are two
IN Jeat At the close of each session. II, order TO
Stimulate tie papa tn greater diligence and to ss
tsiy parents and guardians to their progress, &
PaaI" exsuinston held and i is the errt st wish
sad 7se2e'. or the speriatenlsrs, that these exa
miu ttsons shoaiii he vcii etie nicd.
4heprise toe boarding and tuition pee
seSAio", "a & 60 90
FOR tuibeo alone, per sess on, is co
PayaAle per half season in Advance.
Music AMI da~.ing subject 10 -y,ra charxa
snd Vii. be laugh: omitted az the option OF the La
KENT or pupil
None hut those wins board in the Academy or
come from home riIl is admitted.
SAMUEL T. MILLER,
ANN MILLER.
S,atObsr g. wv
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-10-08
.Noucw6er % 1879.

Noucm5er % 1912.
MIR. Be@slcy writes TO Mr. Hamilton, Of the
foreign Office.
must beg leave 10 state, that th ct part
Of my rote Of The 18TH nltino, addressed to
Lord Castlereagh, relative TO American citi
zens who have been impressed and ure now
held IN his Msjesty's naval service, remains
unanswered. TO the reasons already urg~
ed for the discharge of those men, way be
added that Of Compelling them 10 fight a.
gainst their country and need scarcely
add, that as they were forcibiy detained
before the comm ercement If hostlit;es. il
would be very unjust to discharge them
merely to make them prisoners CT the
number ct these unfortunate persons, uany
must be ~ Vessels on foreign stations ct a
great distance. II j. 2 subject Of much pub
he interest IN the United States, and ore
wbich involves tue darG sstic comfort aud
happiness Of many families"
.WoOem5er -, 1919.
Alexander M'Leay writes to Mr. Beas
ley and ai'er some preliminary reason,
ing says
TIE commissioners lot the transDort
oi'ice) a'e instructed (by the !erts cornrois
sicrers Of the admiralty 20 ccntinue 20 re-
quire from you an unconditional receipt, a.
prisoners Of war, for III persons os this aes-
ciTptoD, previous to their being permitted
to return 10 America"
December %, 1919.
Alexander M'Leay writes 70 Ir. Beas
ley
a" have received and laid before the
CON niissioners fer the transport eervice. &c,
your letter OF the 18Th inst. and in eturn
am dircCrd 70 dequsint you, that AZ present
they are only su,hodsed 60 deliver up 20
you the Americans mentioned in the | 81
Transmitted ty yon on the 3AE$kNoyeTa-
Der. 49,
Oecem6e", 1919.
Mr. Rcaslsy writes tn Alexander M'Leav--
4" Aiter SO long time spent w discussing
the principles and conditions Of an ex .
charge Of prisoners between the United
States and Great Britain, Iperceiee win
some surPr.se, by your letter Of Yesterday,
thot TIC only persons whom the board are
authorised 20 deliver up 20 ne are those
mentioned IL the list transmitted IN you on
J the 81 Nov who, though 50 long known 10
the beard as Being at large in this CITY,
! have never been detained as prisoners *
who have ever since their arrival, been
ImaintaiDe1 ~ che charge OF the u s. pu.
/ ting this ictcrvab those persons have been
! partially dispersed,F-some have been taken
up IS prisoners ssne have teen nnpress
ed and come ha& ttherwi.e disapreared
Others, however, uoder similar circumstao-
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-10-08

Cnt NaRs. Psacock Pfoughs. sc. &c.
ME subscriber is receivive 200 kegs Of So.
" reiior quality Cut Nails aud prsds OF the fol.
lowing sizes--
Sd, I'd, Sd, Cd, Sd, ,od, led, & GOD, Nails,
I0d, led, l6d, & cod, Brss,s.
a few frst-rste Peacock Ploushs. and in few
days expects large and ,extcnsiv. assortment oi
Carpenters Planes OF every description ALI which,
with his general assortment of Hardware, Iron
rnongery, &c sc. he ia dete.Tsned 10 cell az low as
possible, for cash or approved paper.
JAMES BREAM,
Sign OF the Sold Anvil
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-10-08
Z Il Nd.


ES{ u offer for sale seven hundred aeresof LAND.
lying in the lower end of Bucki1gham, on
Buff creek, ave miles from Ca Ira, atd from
New Canton. THIS land is in a desirable lneiel,bor.
boos. * we'll adapted 10 the culture os Com, Wheat
aud Tobacco; also,
400 Acres Of w GOD LAND,
Oa the little fork Of State River seven miles above
Buckingham Court House The soil OF ithis River
is generally much esteemed for the production of
wheat--ihis property belongs to the late Col Hen
~ He'll, and will be sold under decree of the Fed.
erai COrrt-for third cash, and two instaIments
'or The residoe on The Ist day Of January 1919,
and the other insaipent on the frs, day Of January
1873: Khe tuei s considered ildspntable, aud if
net disposed OF privately before S9e month of Oeto-
s=rr, -, teS ,, ~ 81 F't.S h-cton, o. IL
lith day ostiat month at the Cour, house
WILLIS WILSON,
JAMES WILSON,
WM. W. c. THORNTON.
Mr.. HsrriSos Bell, either cf rs, viii attend to
view those lands, and are commonly 70 be met with
At buckingham, and Cumberland Court days. III. p
eose Property Will positively be ooil without re-
serve.
Sept IA. tds
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-10-08

" YAE15 a s{1 CATi0H, single man, who
" perfectly nndersi7,nds the suyelid,sndsuce &
proper mana ;sment OF Fsrnsing.--the culture o.
s'rsl' Oraiq Glover and Grass seeds Of different
Rand AMI WHO has had great experience Ia Penn.
ayiganis likewise in GINA
Al istters postpaid ARD tlis eli &C Tor w.
c. shalt be dcly attended 10.
NJ u. No Gshterla need apply bat such IS ars
disposed TO glse liberal enJovra1 sncut. lie has 10
digestion To gaDg 10 any part Of the Z. States
Sept. z. epd
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-10-08
October
ln DOLLNRS RENg4l9 ID.

Ia j)CL LTRS REWARD.
a Double Csssd tSod WATCH, with a Gold
"a Chain, two seals aud key. wss stolen from
Bowyer's White Sulphur Spriogs on Saturday tie
18th day OF August. Whoever will deliver il 20 Mr..
Frazer at the Springs, or 10 Mr.. Richie, Editor ~
the Enquirer, in Richmond. shall reseire Ten Dol
lars, and no question. will be asked.
tlctchrr <
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-10-08

j Shall petition the ierslstove oF Virginia II f.c
next Session. for esye 10 cree. 1'bl-iird.s g.
cross Jame5 River, e1andcncipg on nv land 81 the
coIaty Of Chesterfield ahd aii0ioin. tao ,own o.
- tcne Scr q abnit'ps % the appo.s,e sie there
nf 10 tie county Of feniiUo--whers hest oltajned
land for the purpose.
EDWARD w. TRENT.
September " cp.m leg.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-10-08

MY Hrtue Of deed OF trust, executed "a fh- ,Is-
-g-s Hcrioer, BY Williams Waller Heains, bearine
date the 7th day Of August, eighteen hundred and
twelve, and duty recorded in the county court q,
due my brother Thomas St-rke, will be said. for
Iesdy rooney, AZ the Esglc Tavern, il the CITY Of
Richmond. Moniay the 8;h day Of November,
next, iair, 1t not, The next fair day the following
lynn Aaa bsirg ia the county oe AlbernarIe. RES r
the town O Charlottesville Including the mill !, di,
uIery thereon, tgscner with til the stills and uten
s's TO Gs aud niaill+ry belonging which land VA,
Nichosd HaioS and John Htsh oss Also, die fol.
iowig yisses, 10 VT: Sna, Peter, saraa Ben. R,7e
and her two cdilirru, Polly and Robert aud neerc
~otnsE named 5uchy, With the iucresse u the II.
male. Or 50 pneh thereof rs will pay tie srru nj
one t.ots'pj dollars w,th iDserea thereon from, tbe
frst DIS o. btlg.n thousand eis',t b. ndrsJ End
Ten, t'ii c2id Wa. SfAR6,E, Trustee.
Oetosar g. 3lp
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-10-08

gsY virtue Of deed of trust executed TO the slb.
A . seribers hT William Charlie, bearing date the
thirty iirst day NJ March eighteen hundred and ten
and dug recorded in the county court of Hanover
intend I'd to SECURE the payment OF debt due Tho
mas otatke, win dc sold, for ready raonay. Mt tte
Eagle Tavern, IA the City Of Richlaond, on Mon
day the eg day OF November next if fair; if not
the next far day, the following negroes, 10 wit !:
Betty, Lefty & Tpbby.
THOMAS T1NsLEY,
WIZ. GARDNER, trustees
Ocpyher Gin
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-10-08
< YALJ4BLE PR0PERTY
F1H SAFE.


20 Saturday t..e i5.h instant, st IL O'clock w
s5a'5 "a pbr''~1se % Dsya Of Trrd. exseu,.
ed 20 rae 10y O.sei Ph,ipous sui. MS wife, To Sc.
cure the psy ueat of 4 certain snm Of monay
tosfe'n named -exi1se TO sale, 81 PabIic AUCTION,
or rae pre'ais'', 81 lie highest bidder
u 'HE WAREHOUSE commonly called and
\ known by the usHe It Phipotts' " are.honss.
IN THIS city, Oh te s's side Of Shossce Bridgc p1d
but lev PAGES from tho Market House Tsi.ms
viii be mode knoTn at the tifoe ard place 81 sale.
Nhica viii be made Under tic management OF s o.
". Lyaeh, auoUoossr.
JAMES 81. ROYsTER.
The above p ')Dsr'y VIII be sold rs advertised "a
satisfy that soi othe, decis of trst a6on it--One
shlrd ct the prrchtse money viii be REQUIRED vbeo
the tile ~ nAis Que tri ~ ak InontLs, aud t,,
other thivl IN ~ 7io1t1 thereafter.
Ibis tso2ert. g highly valuable, IN central part
OF the oiir 40 hdf acre in size anl eo,rsIsfsly
covered VIA iJpa sobytsntiai brick w ase,haIsr.
well soe0ge ,tls. 6re with slate ana tie rosg =
Attached ,uif ga brick BUILDING, ST tor d dwelling
or eonntifs com, also covered wsh slate The a.
ale IS BlGis, jltsJis.
JAMES Il. LYNCH.
Hslobs. 5. ~
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-10-08
DI.NCIJVs SCHOOL.

HoKE LAf'AsTE respectfully Informs the public
90 tfat he hiss commenced his sehoo; as fte GLOBE
isv@ro, and WI oontnnc through The winter seas
10 ibe forenoon, aod fron-a 10 o in the afternoon
On the evenings Of the day 8, he will keen a
sSscSl for YGunf; GeHtlemcs, from TO Q O'Clock.
II an the other days he will take scholars FOR the
Frecs langasge 3rd the Violin.
Oct s IL
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-10-08

EbEMoYAL--The Subscribers have removed
s their sniue-O,fice TO tile hoose formerly o.
cupied by Iir. James Wallace corner OF E and I'll.
streets
Whe'-e hev of7;,r for sale,
sO,oso lb Brown Sugar in hhis. boxes & barrels,
10000 lb, l.oa! ditto IL. llIds. sna Barrels,
Il, 900 Wy Coffee III tierces and bags,
10 eJests lmperial and Young Tyson Tea,
80 boxes Albany Chocolate,
g fpes Malaga Wine (superior qualityL
400 lacks Liverpool! Salt
30 Sacks Nerdisris,
55ipeces Russia Sheetngs--witk other s,tielss
i'll the Dry Go0ds ard Grocery line.
MUBPIiY & SCOTT, V. Is.
n, The Upper Apartments of Murphy aud
Seotts Vendut Qifice For Rent and immediate nc..
sessiong iven---Appiy as above.
October /. 81
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-10-08
Vol. 1O.-----No 46.

| that upon the receipt of the printed letters
which were transmitted by You to this cfice
for che purpose OF being forwarded 70 Certain
seaifen Gil board of his Maiesty's slirs OF
war, they consider it their duty to submit
the sane tothe consideration OF the right
honorable the lords commissioners OF thr.
admiralty, and to request their lortiships'
directions on te subjeCt---.and The board
having this day letter from thcir lordships'
secretary. Of which the enclosed is copv.
. nave their direction TO acquast yop accor-
DINGHY. that the letters ia question viii noe
ne forwarded, aud that you canuOt he gcr-
mi,Icd 20 maintain any correspondence with
The seamen on board his Msjesty's feet. I
am &c.
(Sisped) ALEXANDER IiLEAy.
John Barrow to thu Tronspors Rca-e.
.9oa,f,rtfy C.5ice so Azarch, 1913.
GEHTLEMEN.
In reply to your letter of The I6h of
last month enclosing 4 letter addr-.sed by
MIR. .Beasley to seaman on bard his Ma
Jesty's ship Porcupine, and requesting to be
informed Il letters OF g similar description
should be forwarded 70 the persons a. whom
they are addressed, ! am commanded by
my lords commissioners Of the adrlfitaltf, 20
signify their direction TO ycWnot TO torwar.i
any such letters, and to acquai0t M Bias
ley that he Cannot be permitted 20 II aintain
any correspondence with the So men OK
board bis Majcsty's 6eet--ohserving "a b NJ,
at the same time, that the pinned crter IL
question Contains statement uufoUude,l' in
fact. for tha' neither since the Mar, with A =
merica, nor before, have heir lDrdsi.es de-
clined TO release American seameu, admit
ted or proved to be such. though they hzv3
and still do refuse to release persons assn
ming, without any proof or docunen that
character.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-10-08
Ontohsr 8.
NOTICE.

Wrsp York Clothing Stoys Rejtienishcd.
PSSa9 subscriber having returned from the North
II with an extensive assortment Of Gentlemens'
READY made clothing Of tbs make aan there fore
wSuAht i''eni 'n-de in'e faithful end eanGonabls
rn%nner. lie wishes those gentlemen IN town and
Ia ie country who may be IN wsur, &c call and ace
Sor smseyes' rs his assortment Is great, and pei.
ses 'n%. lie tiinSs hs eanno; fail TO iicaxe Ills
sssotement consisis Of the following articles, YIsn
Cost 0: NsiSeiy fashiosabio colours from 90 to
e c-re s-st.a. 49, F.osI css;s from 29to 40 dol.
LAYS. CREST coas sad blu. cioass from ~ 20 rs dol.
lars psntalonns CT almost every description from Z
DO Is 0oiara, on uncommon assortment of waist.
opsss from to 10 dollars Also, Cent!emens' far
me- slips o9 drawers collars, suspenders from 62
20 oeuss to g do;iars.
CU&TIS FAIHCalLp, Merchant Taylor.
---.ILSO---
For SAFE as a6CUc,
An e!osant' New York made Gig With harness
egunp'ete. s@@ wop,d sell a eentesi grey Horse
octobcrS. st
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-10-08
1873.
L1nGon.

In answer to your letter OF the Z
have to inform You. that the lords commits
sioners of the ADMIRALTY having, in conse-
,querce of the war between the United States
and Great Britain. declined 20 release those
American citizens who have been inpressed
and are held in the British service, there
appears to- be no ether course for YOU to
|pursue than to give Yourself up Is prison
er of war, to the commander OF the ahip in
which you are detained.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-10-08
Fancv lgR,eoa,.,, cnt E,Ucood.

Pancy 4llatenary end FaN Goods.
MB RS. ROSE respectfully informs the Ladies Of
is-a h'chrond aud its vicinty, that She viii in at
next month, open one of the best ASSIGNMENTS Of
Miensry AID Fancy Goods that has ever been Of
fered in tbs piace.-She begs leave 70 inform the
Ladies that she has commenced the Millenary Bu.
slness NO. no South Seeond-stree, Philadc phia !;
all orders viii be thankfully received either in her
line Of hsafss o. for the purchase of goods on COM
mission, whph viii be punotualiy attended to.
N Is. Mrs Il. expects to be here by the 10Th of
next month October I. nc
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-10-08
D Q c q NJ E n I s
CContmued.J
10. g.

Detention Of FARMERS az hrisonc,s If 7uor,
7oko 7ocre in &ngtaa.d al faetinae ne yvar
gul8 declared.