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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-07-12
STOP II RUNAKAT.

u ANYWAY from he fubfcriber on the 9th
IN ion an ndenled apprentice named E.
pusAIm HrALD. All perions are for biden to
harbor or employ him a. am determined to
prefecture all who do, JOHN CLOUCH
No,B ,amosfb S~i,6 1918.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-07-12

On the s'h of May another embsrkstior
of 1000 swedfh troops took pace at Roitori
--Bernadotte was daily expected at strstiund
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-07-12

The Pru1hans in their account of the battle
of the I'd of May Rae they took fifteen pieces
of cannon and ieveral ftandards from the
French ; whilft the Ffeueh IN all their boating
Of victories do not pretend they took Jingle
piece If artillery or one fandard, Bonaparies
reaion for this is little iinguar to be fure. he
lays the RulIians and PrufIians, were so jealous
oi their handards, they kept them in the rear
The French acknowledge their centre wa, bro.
ken at Que time.
Lu,sen, where the. battle OF the ID of
May was fought and Marshal Bessieres
killed, is famous for the battle between
the Swedes and lmperia.isls, in 1852,
in which the Swedes obtained the VIC
tory, but lost their grea, king, Gnstavas
.dioiihu8.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-03-26
Public Sale.
March %, 1918.

Willie sold. at public sale, on Tuesday
the ora day Of april nert, at the late
residence Of Nicholas Strayer, sen decd
A Wagon and Team of
FIVE Horses fit for the roads, one planta-
ton Wagon, sundry Horses, Mares
and Colts, Cows, Sheep and Hogs, a
variety of Household and Kitchen Furni-
ture, Grain 10 the ground, Farming u
trnsils, some Rye and Corn, Carpenters
Tools, one "a hour Clock, with mum.
Der of other articles. Nine months ere.
dit will be given for all sums above two
dollars, the purchasers giving bond with
approved security-for all sums under
two dollars, cash. The sale to commence
at ten o'clock in the morning of said day.
ADAM STRAYER, ! -
GEORGE COUCHMAN, 80
March 20, 1913. 8
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-03-26

This work will contain characters that
are rarely to be met with, besides many in
teresting pieces, which are as follow: Re
Elections on the moral and religious cha
racter of David, King of Israel and Judah;
the Christian Philosopher an essay on
Desires Reflections on Age an essay on
the different states and conditions of Life
on Happiness the Monitor on the i'm
mortality of a Name extract from letter
of Earl STAFFORD; Extract, containing the
Nature of Laws, &c. by William Black
stone ; and strange Sagacity in Fools in
some particulars, &c.
THE above work will contain about 200
duodecimo pages-It shall be printed ON
good paper, with handsome new type
The price to subscribers will be one dol
lar per copy, neatly bound in leather, and
lettcrcd.
1T shah be put to press as soon as 500 sub
scribers are obtained, and finished with
all possible dispatch.
o. Subscriptions received at this oDsts.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-03-26
Public Sale

WILL be sold, at public sale. on 4th day,
the f4th Of the 4th month, at the sud-
scri6er's residence near the head Of
Inscdyord,
Horses, MilchCows, Sheep
and Hogs, Household and Kitchen Fur
niture, Farming Utensils, quantity of
Bacon, Grain in the ground, a set of
Smiths Tools. and a number of other
articles too numerous to mention. The
terms viii be made known on the day of
sale.
BENJAMIN FRAME.
Sd month, 26th, 1913.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-03-26
GEN. HARRISON

Is in very critical situation. An ex-
press who travelled with unexampled &C.
lerity, arrived yesterday forenoon from
the seat of war, bringing information to
government, that the British had receiv-
ed a reinforcement of 22OO men, and that
they meant to attack Gen. Harrison, with
every prospect of success. With such an
additional force TO contend with, his
chance of escape must be slender indeed.
Fed. Republican.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-03-26

An think, if War spread wide his flame,
What thousands iB the strife must die
How few behind them leave a name,
Yet tears for each fill some fond eve.
Think of the widows heavy signs,
And the poor orphans melting cries
But should not these soft sorrows move,
And head-long Anger shout " To arms y
And fierce Defiance long to prove
his might amidst the fields alarms,
And Hate and Ire inflame each host,
And cannon thunder round the coast:
Yet will not interests voice prevail
Reflect, how Commerce must decline.
The loom stand still. and Want assail
The many that must starving pine;
And burthens weigh each nation down,
And wild Despair with fury frown.
Ye brothers are-both Freedom prize:
And in one language worship Heav'n;
Why then Religions voice despise,
BY hellish Hatred madly driv'nP
Let Reason and Religion reign,
And Wars grim dogs once more enchain !,
Encroaeh not on each others right,
net Justice lift aloft her scale,
We both are brave--both prov'd in fight
Oppressive Wrong cannot prevail
Then throw those cleaning arms aside.
In PEacE the Plough and Shuttle guide
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-03-26
The Elegant Horse
YOUNG NORTH STAR.

w Ill stand this season. from the
w LIST of April to the .st of July. at
the following places, viz. on Mondays
and Tuesdays at Cornelius Kelly's stable
in Martinsburgh, and on Wedne sdays
and Thursdays at the subscribers stable
at the Falling Waters, and on Fridays
and Saturdays in Williamsport, and CO.
yer mares at the moderate rate Of Ave
dollars and one bushel of oats the season.
the oats to be brought with the mare,
and the money to be paid the FIRST OF Sep-
TENDER next, but four dollars will be taken
in lieu thereof, If paid withinthe season
two dollars and half (cash) the single
leap, or considered as engaged for the.
season, and ten dollars for insurance., to
be paid when the mare is known to be
with foal--parting with mare that is in.
sured forfeits the insurance money.
YOUNG NORTH STAR is a very
dark bay, upwards of seventeen hands
high. six years old this spring. well call
culated for the draft, his sire was the
celebrated imported horse North Star.
North Stars sire was Sir John Penny
mans renowned horse North Star, who
was got by Sir William Middlcton's
Mstch'em, out Of Col Hawe's famous
mare Lass of she Mill. The dam of
North Star was got by the Duke of Graf.
toms Florizel, our of a Yorkshire mare.
1t is deemed unnecessary further to en-
large on his pedigree, as his movements
and figure will fully recommend him to
any judge.
Every attention will be paid to mares
sent. but no responsibility for accidents.
WILLIAM BEALL.
March %, 1918
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-03-26
or Notice.

THE subscribers request all those
4 who have Cloth at the Fullipg
Mill in Martinsburgh, to take il away,
on or before the first day of April next,
as Benjamin Hibberd is about to leave the
state of Virginia ,--Those who fail to
remove their cloth before thai time, will
receive it at Aaron Hibberd's Pulling
Mill, abouttwo miles from Msrtinsburgh.
They also request all persons indebted to
them. to settle their respective accounts
Immediately.
A. & B. HIBBERD.
syd mo. 26th, 1918.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-03-26
Public Sale.

WILL BIZ sold at public auction, on Thurs.
day the 1st day Of Aprh nesf, at the
place on Which archibald Butf, decd
lately Lived, near the mouth of Opeckon,
all the Personal property Of said decd
consisting Of
One Negro Man, a number
of Horses, Cows & Hogs, Wagon and
Gears, Household and Kitchen Furni-
ture, among which are some good Fea.
Their Beds, Desk, Tables, Chairs, &c.
Ploughs, Harrows, and variety of O.
ther Farming Utensils, Wheat and Rye
in the ground, together with sundry o.
ther articles TOO numerous to mention.
Twelve months credit will be given, on
bond and approved security. The sale
will begin about ten o'clock. Astendan &c
will be given by
JOSEPH FOREMAN, sen.
Administrator.
March %, 1918.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-03-26
Ten Cents Reward.

D AN away from the SUBSCRIBER, living
n in Garrard's- Town, on the 18th of
the present month, bound girl named
ANN VANCE. she is about fifteen
years of age--was ordered 10 be bound
to me by the County court of Berkeley.
WILLIAM MASLtN.
March IS, 1919.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-03-26

The last accounts from Norfolk are to
the 10th, at which time things remained
IN statu quo. Great exertions were ma.
king TO repel an attack, if the squadron
should think proper to make one. Seve-
raj persons are confined under suspicion
of giving +" aid and comfort" to TIE enc
my. From the hints which Mr.. O'Conney,
the patriotic editor of the Herald, drops
10 his last paper on this subject, we shall
not be surprized to hear, that some ex.
amples are made, ere long alamode Bal.
Hmore. Ale.. Gaz.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-03-26
STANTON, (vir J March 4.

JAMES J. MAYEss, esq. has been no.
minated by the Federal Republicans of
Greenbriar county, as candidate for
the next congressional election, in the
district composed of the counties of
Keuswha, Mason, Cabell. Greenbriar,
Randolph, Wood and Monroe.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-03-26
BY JAMES #. POLLOCK.

Peace to the memory Of man Of worth.
A man of letters and Of manners too
OF manners sweet as virtue always wears.
When gay good nature dresses her in Sunless
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-03-26

I 1oish to Rent,
FOR THE TERM OF ONE YEAR,
My Grist and Saw Mills,
on ruscsrora Greek, about one and
hall miles from Msrtinsburgh, on the
main road lesdiog to Shepherd Town.
The Grist Mill has two pair of Burrs
and pair OF country stones, and all the
necessary machinery in excellent order,
with sufhciency of water, and is situate
IN plentiful neighbourhood for grain,
and now enjoys large share of country
and other custom.
| also wish to sell NEGRO BOY
and WOMAN, and four large, strong,
active young WAGON HORSES.
JOSIAH FLAGG.
March 90, 1919.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-03-26
TEE LOAN.

About six thousand dollars were Sub.
seribed in this place to the per cent
loan, AT Baltimore, the sum was in
considerable. At Philadelphia, little
more than 100000 dollars. A letter of
the 18th, from New. York, saws" The
"amount of subscriptions at all our banks
yesterday was
" BY the Msnhattan Bank 800 900
By individuals 81 600
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-03-26
PROPOSALS
FOR PRINTING Br SUBSCRIPTION,
EMIN EMF LIVES:

OR,
SKETCHES OF THE LIVES AND CHARACTERS
John Zisca, Philip Sidney, James Usher.
William Camden, Duke Of Can-
teridnd, and Barton Booth
WITH AN APPENDIX.
CONTAINING SEVERAL ENTERTAYNrse
Pieces, SELECTED FROM DIP
rERENT soURcRs.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-03-26

as Minister to France, should the latter
be really dead. Fed. Rebub.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-03-26

We are authorized to state, that the
Federal Republicans of Jefferson, have
nominated Mr.. Robert W0rrhingion and
Mr.. George Humphreys as candidates to
represent that County in the next Gene
raj Assembly.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-03-26

more than 100 900 dollars. A letter of
the 18th, from New. York, saws" The
"amount of subscriptions at all our banks
yesterday was
" BY the Msnhattan Bank 800 900
by individuals 81. 600
S497, 900
What may have beer done TODAY is
" not ascertained. Not a great deal
" more was expected. AS to Boston
"there will be little taken"
We have reason 70 believe, that very
little vii! have been subscribed in New
England, and ar this rate not more than
million of the whole loan will be taken
IA goodiy prospect truly, of obtaining
funds to feed the war mania!
fi6id.
From the Philadelphia Gazette, March &c.
1t the opinion Of democratic members
CT Congress, delivered in conversation,
carry anv weight, or merit confidence,
we should be led to believe that there is
some probability of restoration ofpeace.
We have heard that several of them
have declared that this event would take
place IN the course of the summer. In.
deed were spirit of accommodation
equally to govern both parties, there
would appear no great difficulty in the
way of adjustment. The professions Of
England, as well as those of our own
government, added to the manifest in.
terests of both, indicate strongly de-
slre tor negotiation.
The Charleston Gazette of the 9Th of
Feb. states, the port of Charleston is
put under rigorous blockade, by Lord
J Townsend, who captured several YES.
sells, but none of any onstquence-
,hey had given chase to the u. S. schr.
Nonsuch- Lieut.. Mork but night com.
ing on, she evaded the pursuit.
FOREIGN News.
Late accounts from Europe state that
'ne remnant of the French Grand Army
VINO reached Konigsburg, were shock
ing to behold. many having their noses.
cheeks, ears, fingers and toes frozen of
ali ~ rags, &c. The roads over which
tne retreat was made, are described as
being chosked up with dead and dying
Carriages, cannou, baggage, arms, &c
Sweden declared war against France
Gu the 25th Decem ,rr last.
We are assured, that Mr.. Crawford
one oil the senator's t.nru G-oraia h
esen appointed to succeed Joel Barlow
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-03-26
ste 8a5ette.
Martinsbwgh, March 26.

ALFRED No Nv. will appear in our
next
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-03-26

What man, who has the feelings of hu
manity, will not, in these gloomy days
readily exclaim with the Poet p
Oh, for lodge in some vast wilderness,
Some boundless contiguity of shade,
Where rumor of oppression and deceit,
OF unsuccessful or successful war,
Might never reach me more. My ear is
pain'd,
My soul is sick with every days report,
vi wrong and outrage with which earth is
flfd.
There is no flesh in mans obdurate heart.
1t does not feel for man. The nat'ral bond
OF brotherhood is sever'd as the flax
That falls asunder at the touch of FIRE.
from the London Monthly Magazine.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-11-19

6 NoNCERNiNc The Negroes sold 70 Mr.. la.
- MEL iriplqtt, delivered item 10 hin. at the
door where s@as living he thep aiked me 10 lei
the's siag untli bo:t came down from his pits
told him tley might stay, and that would 90
with them 20 the Basin, aud shew them the boat
tah 20 favoIw) We then went in, and executed
the FOND, Balls Of Sale, sal went that evening
with tie negroes and lief. them with the boat in
presence OF Mr. Rpyster. Who attends there The
negro alluded 90 by MIR. Triplett, sold mere last
summer by Mr. isfa9s Brown for aicssrs. Ncho As
l. wis OF Atemerie and John r. Perkins of Fluyar.
IA, aHd again sold by SAID Brown, when purchased
him.-He is wrong when he says did not deliver
the negro aEreeFb,etp contract aud thai OF his say
ing he was informed that that negro was lree-4a5d
! krew It when purchased 'u---i can ooiy So, he
or h's inioriner errs most .sipabiy-aud 40 10 the
payment, ask no iavours. az the bankrupt law is
nor IN torGe. ELLA 4 MAY.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-11-19
THE PROPRIETOR OF THE
NEW COFFEE HOUSE.

"a AS the honor to inform the public in general.
z y that he has, at n very p-c,, eypeoee h,t,d 90,
bis READING ROOM 50 - IN BE- perfectly .eclud.
ed from the other parts Of the house. sud IN s,yjf
he presume, will please thnse wso may think pro.
per to Paroiize this useful establishments
'n addition TO the great variety Of Wewsoaper,
vi'ch he receives regularly f-ou different tsrt, q,
TIE United States, hg hes procured Mans IL tbe
-Four Quarters IF the slobe also, tie Maps of Vjr.
sn'A, aoI the United States IA ersersi Melisi's
VI 'ps o. he Seat OF War, 10th North snd Sonth ;
Pixies ExpsdCon and alavs ~ NJ, Fxo.nrf,,y J,'
M'ssisnPp to 10 s'orces and the Wos.ero tarts a.
Louisiana, TO the sources of the .,r 4nssw kars l.
P,stte and Pierre Juan H;scrs; Hksvis,, 1ouf
w''h Mops, ttfoush tie Interior Of News pain, sug
Biographies Bochs in gsaer..
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-11-19
FENJNLA NDUC IITDV'

W. XII, he continued at Mount Airy the ensuing
yaqrunder shs direction II Nit Hannah Hi.
She viii teasli Reading, Wrnr Arith roetio English
Grarc'nar. Biography ani the Frepc Language.
J re Seho1l vii eom'eence the 10th day OF jam.
n'y rcSt, aud end fh4 tith If Deoenl ber u vaea.
tioc Il 4 ,noatb viii tex place the iOi!, Of June.
~ Ms--For bos'd end tuition, Zach finding her
bed I2s, paid coartsriy IN slvance IT bed n bed.
ding he furnished by the subscrber, SIS more will
be feuVired.
Considerable additions & improvements have been
rn@le 10 the Buibliogs which render the School add
tei g-roors convenient AID comfortable. For '.
yleuee o. Miss HIPS qualifications the snb;oinetl
test runria's HUMPHREY nil. Z
.'to'1b@.fiys. toh Nov 1873.
VIZ DO hereby eerifi, that Miss gannef YIilI las
tyea publ For part of two Sessions in the Female
aademS &c This place Feope the 'nrcgress she hiss
'aade in diff rent racfs Of Literaure We believe her
qualified 10 manage Femsie Sgminsry with credit
90 herself and advantage TO those who may he com
niued 20 her care. ANN SMITH,
-. WILSON.
FTsasrioksbarg, 18Th nct. 1919
lGo hereby certify, that Mist Eeun9h TJTl, by The
greet progress she ms made n the French lsNguage
during her stay in the Female Acsdemy, has read.
erred herself competent IN teach re reading o. said
language, with the correct pronunciation, end to
translate IL WE'LL II CRUSOLLES.
Frede,ictsbwg, 12h ocf. 1873.
have long beer intimately Acquainted with Mis-
Hi she Ssssled wear IN reaching, and from
her uurenitei attention 90 TIE manners MORALS sc
of the Young ldi.s Under Ter ceres give il my
riniup that she 70 ~ her s'stiou TO the entire sa;is
Fefiou Of al who may ertrust her with the esuca
MNrLDA TERRELL
Jfoprf-.qiry, 1itA .Noo,i8io.
Nov -. 6tp
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-11-19

.he eSre-se Of this establishments hsinS e,nsile.
RAINY nore tnsu was ~ FIRST expected has Induced
me tn open Subscrip'ion fran this t.nr mt. ,a q
mrs: OF Apri' next. Nc txpence will be spared, nue
t- u'c,o,t ofny -ndensnrs and attention viii he ri
yer, to keep iae room ia good order. Together wi ia
sn"snE ana "'s'al information that cnnnot fail tn
pess~ tknse Who p.sy generously enco,, ave me in
establishing, for the term OF Five Years Iron, thu
kr't day Of April next, Permanent Residing Rcpr,
for the amusement Of the Citizens OF Rich,none adj
Gen'iarren visitors in general.
With TN. respee, ~ my irisrs, and The public i,
general, the above 10 s,bmtte. tn tae:r ion. their
Subscription. HENRY PAitMEJE
November. 10 wtf
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-11-19

LAND Ann LOTS FOR SAFE.

| LhND Ard LOTS FOR SALE.
SSi III, be exposed TO public ssic on Friday ,i,e
iSth Inst. az ~ O'clock n. NJ. On the premises
one 'n'"~ns Lots and LsrG belonging 10 the esfa,s
~ hoam Craig, dsei Four ore acre ,afs ly;,, \, nm
VA village, adjoining the CITY 81 Rioh,u o.,,, ntrbe
'ao an t''e psn ofthSsid viilaee l. @ I. sa,o 20
sore lots, separated iruu, the frat men ,,r h
West 81 and cS,er,,ins to sn,i lordr ,nt ON -
iehd'ny to puvsps n. s.sa 90 acres orfsn,,- -
Ie'~e,n EvaFs vsge & the t,sri..p ,ors,a,;,l M >
henz'es, TO DE laid off m lots to .ni, r,,,e,..-s
psn OF witch viii he exhibited on ,h,. ,.sy III ,ie
I'VE terms on sale o. the before rneo,ioneo i,:,ert,
""i he one f"nrth OF the purchase n,oaSy to Sc ,,j
ON ue is Jan. next, and neeosis5;e i.ote ,ifh ~
apP'"Y-a epdrs "a re given ior ti,st ,ssymen Ih-
her t''ee-sour'hs 10 be paid in three ,,,ni annn.l
'ns,e'men'a the first instalnrrn. he rai!tr ,lt t
o' ''n. 1873, snt tire payment u them. cared nv
i"r""' tTist On the eriy---the eiarx.s lo,.
s's'nlN snd !or deed conveying the properly ,r,h
pfnsser, aud ~ trus' FOR the ppyIenr nf th. mr.
HN'ss rooney tn be dersye1 ~ the pr,-ebe.rts rss
ree''Teiy. At the same t;re and place win he ,,to
-" 90 "ulho sale valuable land ,yin il, t
c"i"y Of hrprtso, about I.iias from the c;tr -
,iahr.nni, adjoining the land purchated hy Dr In,
husnis o. the es'ste Of Adam C.ag decd anh co.
''ming about gee scres. The firms ,g sac ,r,l ha
eve nio'e;y OF tle purchase none, 10 he maid ON ti
Isl Jan nexf, and tire oihor po civ on Is ,c, Ia,
airy 'n'iowfns. The purchaser IN give q neoos;aI
mote w''a an approved -nd9rser for The fret o;,
ana deed Of rist on the property to SECURE tie ,s,
nent ct tNe and thr other moietv. The espen,.so ~
chaser ,r,fys, Z, 49,, ~ 49, ~ tl.e ncS'
November S. ids
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-11-19

eAN-A-.W ffotn the subscribers the r2.h of
-: Sept. last, T'UiO .NtEC RGTS-Ooe. . Nero
man, by the name of Shar,e- th,l . o,,s.ty oi VIM.
Carr, o. Southampton .onntS (VaN The ;.j,, Foy
is si'out Is So yeats oil age 5 let or 8 ineh.s
high, yellow complexion, an prefessc, q re.i,s
when ne went Of he lad on sin s,h! stray; nat Ind
mixsd Virginia. Cloth eIo;.es-w5et he ,salks ,Drrq
lbs toes ont, and when SPOKEN tcthas 7s,y down.
east lock- The o;sey, Negro wnnan, the proper
ty OF John Williamson OF said cer;py aud wife of ,,,e
man above-uneptioacG--.bO 20 Oh es years of are
feet high, or thereabouts Of yel5w coroplcxion,
when she walks, s',e turns Fer tcss jn--she e.r,yd
of With her or Z hsbits--i blat csmhrick, or .
csicces, Black banuct, ec. i'rsn, the bc1i nrnr.
nation ve have reeevr.l they az r,a.in- their. e.,
cape for 4 free s;atei they rrohnhly ray. ic,sksp
up. shew tree psss we above i-,yard viii bc uail
Cor the said slaves delivered ii rit!sr az u: ljviny
in Southampton tSry, Va or Il dollars FOR escl.
confined ~ any Jail ia this stateto tift va d,n se,
them again, and all neet sssry chdrces rs'3
RILEL9.3T (.4iyH
JOIN JpIdLigJJy1r
NOyernt,er
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-11-19
November 5.

WIS vs. t"i inform ,i.e pub'c rhat on ,he St day
Of iss. month. (oetoberl gave nov obligation
~ "l', fhiah %sy. OF the CITY Of r chuond, FIR
600 dollars 10 be- discharged in Goal ,.,iyers, ., .,
i'ss'h' 81 The CUSTOMARY price when taken away: II
was ior t'e pureila5e of two Negro Men, at 45 roi-
Tors each, which Negroes, by verbal agreement he
was 70 "eiFer Ia me at nay Coal.pits at Dover, or
my farm at Planter Fare.
we o: re fellows. ~ name IiIiy or TIL. he La.
,'"eo 20 deiver agreeable 10 contract and whom 7
nave nor seen since te nurchaseI therefore ,Io ot
'r"s"f' tnYs"H bou7d - nay more than one Inoety
OF .ne ohacon. aud will nnt do Il unie ss nropee;y
ny law 1" dn SO, unless the saio May deliver the s.id
negro, "sreea NE 10 said bargain and even in ths,
case IL ne does rot give satisfactory inrorrna,ion
~ ~ MS be'nS born slave prior 20 his ,leivery
sh''i refuse 10 receive him. have since making IL
pirehase been formed that the sold follow s moi O
s'Ve' X that ~ was known 10 Mr.. Nav at tI,, time
he purchased him. O.g.1JEI. 9,E1yI1J P,yT