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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-02-26
THE FOU.vYAININ:w

~ AS Opened on the 29th ult--This is an en-.
t'rc new establishments, about 7 miles from
k'ci'm"rd, an'' one from ,h. meadow BRIDGES I'm
the ro.d tn Tsppahonuock, and on the n.ur.,,
read by-i n,es from Richmond to ilatuy.r Co,,r,
House N'"''
The amateurs of dancing as well ~ those vino
may wish tn retire from the noise and bustl. nj
the town during the summer season, whether for a
few months few hours, are most respectfully in
v'ed TO the Fountain Inn it is 20 this branch of the
business that the proprietor means chiefly to deyo,
his attention.
On occasions like this 'tis common tho very ,b.
snrd Tor the public to be saiuted with eauIy adj
vertisement containing nothing but extravagan, pro-
misses that too frequently nut in practices
- he proprietor Of the Fountain Inn is very well
aware that his success will depend on his perlor.
nance not on bis professions. All he promises is
I'd ue ms best all he asks a trial.
should his best cxcrtions not be sufficient IN a.
VOID those evils To which country Taverns are toe
often subject, he will not deserve encouragement.
and not deserving he most certainly would NOT re-
eeive it NV &c
In an event like this the business would he thrown
into the hands of some person whose feelings msy
permit them to keep AN ordinary, and the presen,
proprietor like many Of his friends would take hi;
leave OF the Fountain Inn. "
should he succeed in conducting the business IL
"at suie that IS at present contemplated he
tans no doubt of his being visited and encouraged
bY the hrst characters in the county.
| Hanover, Feb. 10. 1swswn
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Feb IS.

sDhOPOSAL.S by DeHjnutin Turner . fumes
Ws5Ner, for FURNISHING by subscription, N
PIIIyNj, representing tue engagement between
the American Frigatc United States, Com modore
Decatur, and the british Frigatc Macedonian, Cap
tam Cardcu--Fron original Picture by Mr.. rho.
mas Birch, Fellow Of the Society of Artists OF the
United States, sHd Pennsylvania Acadeinican-:ro.n
details Of the action given 10y Commodore Decatur.
CONDITIONS.
The proposed print shall I've engraved iu the hes,
style, by B Tanner Fellow OF the society Of rtists
of the United States.
The Plate shall be twenty. eight by twenty-five in
ehcs.
Price TO subscribers will be seven dollars fCt,
cents, plan, and ten dollars cO0urcd.
Tie additional price for framing aud glazing in 8
handsome style, will be fourteen dollars.
10 non-subscrbers the price will be eight dollar,
hifv cents, plsn, and eleven dollars eolourpt.
The publishers respectfully assure the pnbIic, thai
they viii sure NO cVDensc to make the work worthy
NJ their attention. Most probably the prot will be
ready i-'r delivery early in the ensuing spring
The shove engraving will he = CON . snion 90 the
"rint ct The engagement between tls Constitution
and ''ucrriere. now pal'hshing by James Webster.
II The sopy-rsht secured.
February IL, lawn
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-02-26

E<'on rent Or lease the estate of Greensprinp in
"a James C''y county, stuste about a mile .ho,
James Town, On James River and about sev, 80.
Ion Williamsburg. On the premises are M, eSesI-
.ent mansion, OUT ouses & Fl orchards. Th, lad
.",usauon good and an extensive range for hogs.
VT: MeNsnohsb who at present resides at (,r,tn
spring VIII shew the premises. 1t will be leased o
.eh'eo on very reasonable terms to Respectable
tenant ny applying To Gavin Corbin ESQ, K;ue,s
G ices. lork river There are about 80 acres. pu,
downln wheat last Fail and there is a cu1ic;sn,, ~
ground in fine order Tor extensive croD of orr
oats &c. the ensuing season. Possession will be- civ.
en- Immediately. " CIV
Feb. c.
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vgNwO HUNDRED DOLLARS RgwAKD

FANWO HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD A
y Sundie containing 500 sheets Of twenty dollar
notes, printed in blank for the Farmers Bank of V;r
gina, was taken mt Of box aud supposed TO be sto
len on the night of the 19 Instant, at tue house Of
Messrs. WOolford and Talialerro in Frederick burg
The = I'VE reward will be paid to any person WHO
will deliver the said notes Co Dshney iIerndou. Fan
Of that place, TO the subscriber
That the public may be guarded against i'm position,
they iniurme thst no tq0enty dollar aotes haze
beca nor will be iSsneIhy the Farmers Bank og Vir
g'niA or any of its Branches, until further notice
VIM. NEKERvIS, Cashict.
h'ehInond, Sth October 1912. 2awtF.
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Louisa, FEB. 1.

EDETER LIE TELLER DENTIST .,,.;.
to practise in the different BRANCHES Of h;s nue.,
;es ,h e. Exr'cfng teeth, cleansing aud resor.
ones so as to he useful well as Ornaments, Ia
p"sgns the decayed cavities of such as can b. pre.
Apphcanons will be attended to at his Fs,h.r,s
january s. vi VIE mn.
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ROSCOW COLE

ROSCOW COLE
BEGS leave toreturn his thanks to his friends and
customers, for the liberal and extensive encourage
ment he has received in his mercantile transactsns,
and respectfully informs them, that having purchas
ed the valuable and well selected
STOCK OF GOODS.
belonging to the late firm of Cole & Henderson of
this city, he offers them for SALE at his store,
adjoining the courthouse square, moderate terms
for cash. produce punctual customers on short
credit.
Williamsburg, Feb. 4. w4w
q J A few bushels Of fresh Red Clover Seed, and
LIZ barrels OF best quality (Surry) Apple Brandy,
just received, and viii be sold on moderate terms
R. G..
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HIS is to forewarn all persons from ,,k;nr
s'shmen, oil l. note from Inc to Eiilal, Nav To-.
the sum OF hive hundred dollars dated the SUI,
January 1913, and made payable and neg ,,,l,ie ~
I"r l,snx OF virginia, % days after date as ,l,.
sa"i Elijah Msay ha, in pusrd a boy Of b.d a. .ne
Oh tue suoscrbef.% ~ "S'ee
Louisa, FEB l. it o'.
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Il cles: ">u
trunks Irish Linens
do Fatiila.
do, C"t'o", Sin & wor.ted Hoe
case Co,ton lace and ,dgins
do. lawn
DO. Cotton and Nuns Thread
5uO sack, Salt
so crates Queens Ware
Gu casks ,n,purs ri Nails
do. 40 B.-jd. rs putiy
ito. loop lbs. S<i.,s 1uine
.io Ship do.
12 Kegs Alum
II do. Birthstone
tt. BRIDGES * ROBERTSON.
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~ MI M SOLD an Saturday Goth of Marcel
~ n"st, this dwelling house of Wan. Turner
n the County cfGoocniand, Tor Cash, one negro
woman na'ned v''et, aud boy named George, or
such part OF .ad property ma, be sufficient 20
safest, sum specifi., ia trust DEED executed to
tho SuMcr"ers to secure the payment OF certain
sum dse tn George 5. S,n;tn oi said County, a, pr
deed reeolIled in saidCounty court.
JOHN LEWIS.
JOHN PHlLpUrTS, jr
Feb. rs. ws,.,y
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a LII persons having claims against the estate OF
"a Capt. Nathaniel anderson decd late of Asy.
lum, Albemarie County, are requested to bring
them forward to the subscriber for settlement and
payment those Indebted the estate are earnc St
iy requested to make arrangements for the dis
charge of their respective balances AS the situati ON
of the Estate vii, not admit 81 indulgence
CHRISTOPHER HUDSON, Exr.
oil Nathaniel Anderson deed.
Mountain, Albemsrle County, Dee. ~. wI2wp
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DISS0L UTTO.N
Z 2 r. 1t known to ali whom 1t may concern, that
AID the Mercantile House of
COLE 81 HENDERSON,
was dissolved by mutual consent on the first instant
All those having claims asainst said concern are re-
quested to presea them for settle emit and all those
indebted either by boEd, note or open sccompt are
earnestly solicited to come forward without delay
aud make payment.
ROSCOW COLE,
JAMES HENDERSON.
Williamsburg, Jan. %. w4w
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1sw3wp

eRNHE Subscribers have commenced bu,;ne,. -
the House on the cross street leading TO the
basin formerly occupied by Major Ro. OaarIesN
Under the firm of Lewis & Mims-Where they
mon and Recti6ed Rum, Cir, Sugar. Coffee & 20.
gether With large supply Of Corn Meal &c Al,
oi which they will sell On reasonable terms, Whole.
sale & Retail " 'o'e
WARNER LEWIS.
ROBERT MINIS.
Peb. 10.
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NOTICE.

VO1ICEs
PURSUANT to a decree of She Superior Court
n OF Ghsncery Tor the Richmond District, in the
1 I y, James u. Fiournoy and Arch'd. Fiourpoy
IT, Edward Bass, We the undersigned comr,issien-
ers' herein named, will proceed TO sell on the ure.
misses Tor cash, on Monday the 9Th day Of Feb,na
~ mex, the dhACI Of LAND, on which the
said Edward Bass now resides contaip;py abon, 400
acres This land lies in the county of Chesterheld.
about Ii or Is miles from Manchester. and ;s
wen adapted to the culture of Corn, Wheat and
EDWn. MOsELEY,2
ARCHER BALL, SComm,rs
ROBT. HASKINS. )
N. 3; The above sale is postponed till the fourth
day OF March next. ~ 'o"' '@
i'' 2aw3wp
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PUBLIC AUCTIOW
Feb 13

ASPER ROBBINS, S.4DDLEP, ut the sign
% OF the Golden Saddle, next door to Messrs X.
Ne'lSon q 20. main street, Richmond, respectfully
niorns his friends and the public in general that he
has now on hand, SaGdiery of almost every descri,,
ton, both plated and commoB--also Wnips Canes
irunks. Brushes, PLAN IS, Suspenders, Morocco
Ssns' nuck' st yep and Kip kins, Top Skins, Calf
Skins, side Leather Bon, Legs ana Roupdnry. and
number OF other articles in his hne which he win
sell low for cash. The ,sddi, aud Harness Making
business he conth ucs TO carry ia all its various
o''nehes. Ills strut attention and long experiences
IN business, he hopes will merit share OF te nuh-
lie patronage.
Any orders left win be punctuaIIy attended to. and
executed ia the neatest manner.
February l. as
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-02-26
TEN DOLLAKS 70 VAND.

TEN DOLLARS REWARD.
y observation-disclosures Barbour Frenchmau
WHO s' foidier IN the sruy uf the United
States deserted from Capt. Richard Pollard's re-
cruitng party in this City the 7th inst. aged rs
years, five feet eight inches high OF lair com
pleaion, light hsir, blue eyes and by trade a car
penter, all persons forwarneI from harberin.
or employing him as they shall be dealt with as the
law directs Whoever will apprehend the said lie
=:.er I'D .:i:ee: hin: - :.:.y f.;iSu. %. the
service Of the United States will be paid reward
uf ten dollars.
CLEMENT WHITE.
LIST Lieut.. 2Oth Regf.
u. States Inity.
Feb 10. wsw
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.VD IICF,
LII persons having GLAZING -, ainst Samuel Butler
v decd. lateOf Surry County, are requested 60
MAKE thcm known, that provision may be made for
heir discharge, and all those ndelted sr notGet
that immediate l,syn,cut will be expected.
CHARLES "! GRA YES, .fdnr.
sish ebe VII annexed.
Feb. Iof Ct
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWHPD

IL O<@L~sI IL ~ IT II w IL XII.
\ OSI between the residence of John w ror,-
IA In esq and the town OF Newcastle, in Hano-
yer county, Va, on Sunday the cath of January :.
Red covered Pocket-Book Almansck. con,a; ~.
Is Notes oil so dollars each the Branch of the
virgin" bank' fredericksburg: also another Note Of
one hundred dolls the Virginia Bank The no,ss
o" tbs Virginia i'ankwere lately rcmittea Ly mai.
from erteik. They were in too, and are pasted
together with small slip OF paper. Their numberr
viii shortly be known from my correspondent i,
Norfolk, aud shalt then be given to the public.
There was also check drawn by d. A. Smith
cashier OF the Mechanics bank OF Baltimore for
S52iO "a cents, dated Nov 1912, on the cashier of
the Farmers bank Of Fredericksburg in favor Of r.
1ekiel Levy which check is now endorsed over to
meb said Levy's administrator Moore +. TomIin..
is written thereon by the clerk OF Richmond Coun.
~. ."r.s is',r...,
My narns 10 written On the red covered book a.
Dove mentioned 9 Any information concerning tl,e
hndmg OF said book. ii made TO J. w. Tomli. ESQ.
near New-Castie sil be speedily communicated 70
me. 'r'T -
pINCE.WT' BR.dINRHM
~ 70 i''"hoha county Stp.
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JOSEPH w. AVRFS
Feb. 10.
February 10.

JOSEPH w. AYRFS,
HAVING recommended the Tayior', business af.
= ter acquiring superior knowledge in eli IT'S va
Tou' branches, respectfully informs his friends and
'he public in general, that lac is ready to aceomro
date them ~ the most fashionable style, and with the
utmost dispatch.
CsrtersvIiie, Feb. 10. wEwp.
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WILLIAM B. MATTHEWS, .. @.

The parties interested, will please take notice,
that have appoinie the twenty-second day of A.
pri next, at Essex courthouse, to take the
required by the foregoing order, TO be continue ed
hofn day 10 day, sndi compieted-at which time
aud place they are required to attend, with their
vouchers and evidence, ready FIR examination.
JOHN JONES,
.HdSte- Conlna!ssioner.
Essex, January 1915. wSwp
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-02-26

WdNCHESIER TURNPIKE CON-
PAM.
HE Stockholders of the Manchester Turnn;t .
Company are requested To meet at Za.hari,b
aext at Il o'clock !. NJ.
JAMES BRANDER, elk.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-02-26

IN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Essex Court,
Z held 18th June, 1911
Even Clements, adm'or. sc. de bonis non, of Ew.
en- Clements, deed. PitG
against
Horace Buckner and William Rufin, exe'ors sc.
OF Archibald Richie decd, William Latane, admir-
&c with the will annexed, of Robt z. Warng, deed
and Thomas Roans, ex' or. &e. OF Thomas Roane,
decd. Def,s
Came the plaintiff by his attorney, and this cause
coming on to be heard on the bill, and ex
hibits flied, on the motion of the plaintiff, hi. bill is
taken for confessed as to the defendant William
hufhn, and will at future day decree the matters
of the plaintiff 5 BILL and IT is decreed and ordered
by the court, that the Master Com missoner OF this
court do settle aud the account of administers
ton OF Pitman Clements, on the estate OF Even
Clements deed, and also the account of Archibald
Ritchies dictatorship of the of Putnam Gle
ments, decd and report to court his proceedings,
and any matter specially which he may deem per-
tnent, or either party may require--and to enable
him to make such settlements that the defendants
Horace Buckner and William Ruffin, ex'ors OF Ar
ohihaId Richie, produce before him the requisite
papers aud evidences.
A
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-02-26

IvG%HE Subscriber has just eived and for SALE
IL az his Tea, Glass and China Store, first door
absve the Eagle Tavern, Richmond, choice seles.
ton OF fresh Teas viz:
80 Chess superior quality Gun powder,
100 Leaden of do. containing Slb each
Chests Young Hyson,
q Do. Souchong
ALSO
Boxes China Coffee Cups and Saucers 200 pa.
each,
10 Do. Tee. Do. 500 pa,
10 Do each containing set of 40 pieces,
4,0O0ib Goshen Cheese
90 Boxes Prime apple Do
A constant supply OF +. FF g. HF. Gun Powder
by the Kegg.
EDWARD HALLAM
February 10. ow,f
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Peb. 10.

SNhhN up and conveyed to Jail on the eighth
z day of October last.
A NEGRO MAN, ~.
who says he is free born, and bound to George Ma,
son OF Greenvi'le county says his name is John
Miller, about 90 years of age, dark complexion, five
,eee nan inch high when committed, had on whit.
va. Cloth Coat, Dmty Pantaloons and white Hat.
The owner IS requested to come forward, pay char
ges and take him away, otherwise he will be deak
with as the law directs
JOHN A. H. RUTHERFORD,
Tailor.
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N CHANCERY-At a Court held for Ruck;ng
1 ham county the sth day of February 1878
Reubin Chaudoin III,
Thomas Carter, Richard Davis, James Station, Da-
r,H [attesoH anu John Labarresre Dfs.
oNtfhe motion OF the paint n nv counsel md it
appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that
he the defendant Carter is not nhsbant of this
State-H is ordered That unless the said Carr
shall appear here on OF before the May term next.
and answer the bill OF the plaintiff the court will
then proceed to take the same for confessed as To
Nun and decree the matter thereof accordingly and
that copy of this order be forthwith pubII shed i;
some public newspaper of the city of Richmond. for
Two months successfully, and another copy be post
ed up at the front door of the Court House of this
county.
Copy
-, II. ELDRIDGE, jr. D. C.
'eo' ~ wBwp.
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ITO be continued.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-11-15
WIN. D. GILES.
EVig7yam, October 29d, 1918.

TO relieve the approximations Of mary well dfsnosed
people, Tor the safety OF the executive authority in conse.
qenee of an attempt the part of SeDate 10 adyso or
interchange opinions with the President through the ree
um OF committee, upon subjects concurrent jurisdiction
only at some intermediate stage of the deliberations and be-
fore the final act of the Senate they specty frn
ed, that when the federal government u st went into on,
ton, the concurrent Jurisdiction established by The cons
tuition between the Executive and Senate Epon e Subject
OF nominations 70 Office, deemed by General WISHING
ton to be OF so intimate character that he always ended
the Senate IN person, when delherang upon that stbec
10 hear its opinions and IT, advice at all sasss ~
rs deliberations Annruoky incident induced lin 10 e.
cline his personal ATTENDANCE The Senate thereafter and
by letter addressed to the Senate he stated the reasons lie
determination IN that respect. do mot at this time reco-
eet the contents Of those reasons but presume thev rad
relation 70 the incident which induced the conduct Ih
believe, had no relation either the want OF co ordinate
on, or apprchensons Of encroachmons upon the Executive
authority Nor does the present President oondesco end 10
place his refusal upon any apprebensons Of that kndhat
idea IS certainly afterlhought ocieus friens
which am sure he would dscain. Many inconyen
attended the FIRST practice Of being present at the
pointed out, would be entirely exempt
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-11-15
TO The PEOPLE OF VIRGINIA.

The resolution Of the Senate, requesting resfeeffni
conference NTH the President uhon the notni-
nation Of Mfr. RtSseH and his reJusQk
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-11-15

n Caricafure. understand Is preparation reprea
set'ng British Indian scaping an 40qeriean officer
I'eaee-td airy Man is seen near the spot, trembling
with loaf Of bread in his hand in the act of presenting
70 the ndiapIn his other hand he holds this nscrp
ton, " Share Harrington Benevolent Peace Parfu
Man, bur scan me War Ha5Dks" They both sit dowS
together, and smoke the calmut ofpeace
.61Dfher-An Indian is pursuing an American
Ohcer, with tonahawk and soalpag knife, When
Just about 70 overtake him, he is met by EazyE
who shoots the Indian dead upon the spot when the
American ocer embraces his delverer with e,iBrs of
rupture. Ata distance IS seen a Peace Parry Man
running towards them with this Inscriptions dnokber
Yierory gained by FedeyaRsh"
Ydakee.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-11-15

In the course of the deliberations on the nomination
rof Mr. Russell the 18th of June last the Senate
TO the following resolution
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FROM THE S. w. FRONTIER.
kDITcR's cORREsPoNpENcR.

sNa@H Ot<te, .NCU. - 1873.
IAclosei is a haudbii Containing the Ia
test news from the Ex edition. We have
80 prisoners, cons sting of men. women 4
children, in eur jail ; bat no, commi-ted 10
solitary confinement. They are ell rrea-
ted, in Ia g. room, and the use Of . yard
when the weather viii permit.
Notwithstanding the huuane conduct Of
the Bulwarl1 OF cur holy re lyon" & SAT
OF their tawny allies as recently witnessed
at Fort Minis, where nei her ape nor sex
were spared, the citizens If Nashville haze
nanitested disposition peculiar to freemen
and phiianEhrOphists. Instead of upbvaid-
ing them with the horriL butcher;es on our
frontiers, they have faken lem home (by
spec'al permi sion of the ia io') and clothed
shem the ladies in partiCula seem TO vie
with each Other in DR. ssing the souaws and
chiidfen, ard they in their turn shsw every
marx OF gratitude and desire to live with
as, a. d sly hey do not wish to return 'f,f
de Gen. cEscn's army alole are cana-
biz Of eXei minating III Geek nation. i he
prs MRS taken at Tallushatches are on
th il way and expected in few days With
much anxiety we look for the exoress, II
Gen. jackson should have general e6ee.
ment before receiving the aid Of the F,sst
tennessee troops. it is feared he nav b.
out numbered and haze hard fighting. Bv
the last accounts 4 junction could not ne ev
pcoted in less than two or three days. 'rhev
werein the heart Gf the Creek natisn anI
battle expected daily" rs.