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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-02-15
PAILArthLPHIA, Feb. 2.
COMMODORE ffkE.GATUR

COMMODOR tffNseATUR
Yesterday, abont me eeloek, Com. De.
catur arrived in ~ city, yscorisd 5y the
First RegimeRfgof Pcnnsyitbnia Cavalry.
under the co5nmanIof col Sanh .the Ftr,,
Regiment Of Artillery, commanded By col.
Ferguson 1.-The Iy6aIIf3v nd Rifemen at
iaShed to the kaiRdelphjA Legion, under
ne command fl5jar Fot t-aI, III great
number of Ciszsns AS BE paAed the
Merchants Coffee House h was, sa utcd
BY the acclamalions Of q vast conc &nrse Of
Citizens, who bal asse 1tpled Alere for che
purpose Of manifeslingY thenf'res &c, for
their Gallant Fellow Ci3zen.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-02-15

Er0ae,--coprasnpicat9AEsr.,sfs Gqscrte.
LISBON, Dec. Is -" Nave inst received
nc following statement n produce AZ present
Tor sile a the corn mafketg eycl.,ive Of tie
Co'np,issoyy's ubbiy.
Dec I.---FlOur l0QCl9 barrels
Wheat t16s,45l busAeis
Barley 2ts,75J DO.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-02-15

Letter from Gen. Harrison to Governor Meig,
who has politely favored us with tie How
ing extract, dated
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-02-09
NORFOLK, February 5.

hrri;sd ship Maria, YIdefonso del
Poo, IS 'd>s. from Cadiz, and 60 DAYS
from Gibraltar, bourd to Philadelphia,
pun in on account of the ice in the De-
lsvare. November Is, was boarded
from his Britannia msjesty's brig Papil-
ion, captain Hay, who took nine Ameri-
can seamen, passengers, sent on board
by the American consul in Cad;z, put
prize master and crew On board and or.
,iercd the ship for Gibraltar, where we
Arriyed the 3Oth, was cleared the lst of
December. and sailed on the I'd, having
sill on board the prize master & crew.
intending to cruize tor the Papi.lon. and
put her men on board and take the A.
rnerieans, as captain Hay had promised
% return the passengers ifthe ship
should be cleared. December 5, was
spoke BY his Britannia maje.ty's sloop
of war Comrs, captain Smith, who in
formed us the Papilon had sailed for
Cadiz, 1t blowing fresh from the east
ward and unable to fetch Cadiz judged
it most prudent to proceed on the voy-
age Captain S. Of the Comus took on
,oard the prize master and crew of the
Papillon. December Is. off Nader;
vas brought to and boarded from the
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-02-09
!oseDh Vaudeville,

CorHer Of King and Fair,ar Streets,
HIS FOR sale,
l45 Chest Ia and IA Chests new
Teas
Gunpowder, Imperial, Tyson, Young
II, son, Hyson Skin and Souchong
Is. 900 b. Coffee
IS hhds. Muscav ado Sugars
100 barrels do.
1880 ID. loaf and lump Sugars
l7o barreis New England Rum
IS punchcons West india 10.
lao barrels Whiskey
4 ripes French Brandy
so Hogsheads retailing Molasses
60 bags Pepper aud pimento
SO 10. Spanish Iedigo
LOCO ID Choice MaGder
sou 10 refined Salt Petre
IS casks Gun powder
Which with his usua, general as
sortment OF the best Wines Liquors
and Groceries, he will dispose of Oh
reasonable terms
Aug 81,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-02-09
I he alexandria Museum.

nsvi2 ( Increased IN TIE number of its
curiGsities, for the short time it has
been In operation, far surprising the
lnoAt s,nenine expectations of ali such
as have honored the institution with
tneir company, has induced the Trus.
tees, with a view to accommodate those
who cannot attend conveniently by tlat,
.. open he Museum, Tor the future,
ON SATURDAY EVENINGS, from 6 to 9
o'clock. The hall will be Handsomely
lighted, and is at all times comfortable
warm. TIE Museum, as heretofore.
VIII be open every day, Sunday ex.
cepted, from 10 in the morning until ?
IN the afternoon.
BY order of the board of Trustees
I. Mountford, ,Jr.
Manager
P.S. Admi,tance for grown person.
IS Cents for each visit-ChiIdren vii,
ne admitted At IL l.2 Cents each.
FebruaryA
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-02-09
WINES, TEAS, &c.

WINES, TEAS, &c.
s Pipes old London P. Madeira
II do. Sicily Madeira
10 DO. Lisbon IS
s2ipes and 40 or. casks Sherry S
% quarter casks Malaga
~ cases Clsret }
90 chests gunpowdcr, imperial aud
younghyson Teas, of very sape-
nor quality,
2opuncheons Sd proof Antigua Rum
10 do: northern do.
=, so hhds. Molasses,
10000 pounds Loaf Sugar,
$500 pounds bright Nader,
pounds Nutmegs,
20 bags Pepper and Pimcnto,
40 kegs race and gound Ginger.
so bales Upland Cotton. nice Quality,
700 pounds Bengal & Spanish Indigo,
80 boxes morid and dipt Candles,
20 do No. Chocolate,
100 dp Pipes, containing 8 gross each,
soc cams writing and wrapping Paper,
900 sacks Liverpool fine Salt,
60 lids y. Orleans and w. India
Sugar,
25o0o los, green Cnffte.
with general assortment OF other
GROCERIES,
For SALE By
BRYAN Hampson & Co.
AUGUST 25
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-02-09
ALEXANDRIA LIBRARY
CDIPANY-NOuCE.

THE meubers of the Alexandria
Lihrary Company will please to TAX
fo;icc, that An Election viii be held at
the Library on Monday the 18th inst
between the hours of and s p. M, for
"a President and eleven Directors for
Me ensuing year.
JAMES KENNEDY, sen.
Librarian,
Vesrnary ots
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-02-09
LAwRAsON 4 FOwLE
HAVE FOR SALE

iHE Cargo of Schooner Traveller,
Sapt. morrow, from Portland, of 1000
'eet merchantable and clear Lumber.
also, LANDING,
',o oo IDS Seine and Sewing Twine.
'. ~ boxes mould ard dipt Candles.
SO cases sweet OH.
20 barrels tanners ca:
February /.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-02-09

rHB VERY Aepk1
AIS FORM AND pas,'J

AIS FORM AND pa,,'
In one Of sa' p.ps
we stated that y.
OF the arrival Of aae
ton from Orleans,
OF an instruction i,
"0"g't the troops !
son. and a remonx,.
Ger" praying hisr.s
mand." The editr
re.publishes urp,,,,
lowing i'NpudeDt p,s
" We are author.
say, that the follow,
the Alexandra G.,,
is a base jabriea.isr'
1t we are ambitioa
should hold a re,e
mongst the mu!,i,T-
present day. we v,
distinction only ty,
truth and sound t,aa
fore feel the recssss
tacks upon its chan,
these rcspacts, which
be considered too Coz.
our notice. The intrr,
our statement was md
by one Of the editol.t|
at Westinghouse FROM:
one Of them in par,ia
confidence, Si1cell
ly contradfcted, he ha |
to ascertain its cor,|
himself authorised s|
suit of his enquire, 4
ther than to impair ki,|
truth. A gentlenan |
a letter from his frisa|
declared to him, th.t u
of the word " insured
Of his informants lad
/" dissatisfaction," cr'|
the facts of The discts
STRANGE, was subStaa44
teraliy confirmed by il
to this, the general b
ton that such an ottg
place, the notoriou, dN
iikinson's men feel 4
the difficulty With vi
strained their indlsa
I'VE must still be p
lieye that the inlcrmsti
received and pablisks
correct. II il shall .pl:
have been erroneous, I
dence, than that Whit
dy produced to pro''
not hesitate to cents
In the mean time cur n
lect that this /" base hi
Gales calls it, BY tf's'
published by US me'e!
which had ID
ed to US. and that We OIL
its correctness tariht'.
which we had heard na
source If in their III
seek an excuse for NJ
ing our statement sa
circumstances, wl'h "
Le,. oo.y pe-hans tG6 y
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F; Or 6 AL.

F)R S ALL,
A neat and substantial second hand
CHARIOT, in complete order. En-
duirc Of the Printers.
January 20 q
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-02-09

Received & Tor Sale,
90 barrels mess and No. Beef
so ditto No. 2 ditto
"a half barrels mess ditto
IS barrels mess Pork.
20 Bbls TaRners' Oil.
Also,
Hemp and Bark Seine Irvine
Cork for ditto
Rope and Lines ditto.
George Coleman.
January 26.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-02-09
From III. L,adon Courier Of Nsu. IS.
LIEUT.. GAMAGE.

We communicated yesterday the par
ie uIars of .ns execution ct this young
,tiicer. I. appears that since his con-
iemnation be had entertained no hopes
# pardon, and had taken SO little susie
nance as nearly to starve himself. Inc
following is his speech upon his trials
DEFENCE.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-02-09
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 9.

PUBLIC SALE.
A NEGRO MAN, accustomed to
drive Carriage and Dray, will be
offered at Public Sale, at the Vcndue
Store, on Tuesday next the 9Th inst. at
= o'clock precisely.
February 81
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Al ENTION!

.4!srandria Independent Blues,
YOU are requested to attend meet
ifg Of the Company, on Tuesday the 9th
inst. at the house of Mr.. Leonard A.
dams, where business Of importance will
he laid before them. Punctual alten-
dance is requested,
Hour of aeeting, : O'Clock.
By order of the Captain,
JOHN BOYER, LIST Sergeant.
February 6 81
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-12-23

err - a-y t'rne precious to the las. mentioned day
az the pie: cure Of tie Cotnmorw ealth.
sm respectfully, Gentlemen. your mnst obedieut,
JOHN BROKEN BROUGH, Prest.
To the Trcasu aul Au, itor OF the
CONF onwealth Of Virginia
On motion of Mr. Mercer-R solved. that the
Treasurer and Auditor b. and they are hereby ar.
pointed comms soner, on the part of tn C0mnon N
wealth or the pu pose OF extending, until the 9oth
day of March 1914, tie tine Of repayment os the
sum borrowed OF the Bank of Virgins, in virtue OF
An set entiNed An Act AUTHOR sing loan for the
support of government" passed the 22i lay Of FEB.
1873; and Of an net entitled :" An Act to sinead sA
set entitled an Act authorizing loan for the sup.
port OF Gevernment," which passed the Goth day
OF May 1878 or 30 muck of the said as the e1
igencies of the commonwealth may require.
Ordered, thst Mr.. Mercer carry the sail resou
ton to the Senate, and request it. concurrence.
The House, according to the farther order of the
Day, procsedsd by Joint ballet with the Senate, to
the election of public printer for one year; when
Samuel Peasants was re elected without oppo,,,,on
motion was made by Mr.. Mercer, that the
House do come TO the following resolution R-sok
oeG, thst the following Rule be added 10 the Rules
already adopted by the House for the government, OF
their conduct during the present session, Wig Thai
IN a'i cases wherein divi5on Of the House. on any
que s:on propounded from the chair, is renieret n =
cesssry, in the opinion Of the Speaker bv the eaus
ity OF sound, required by the motion of any
Der, the members voting on the question which
c-fAns such division STALL ne requir to rise in their
places, and shall be counted standing therein, ei-
Their by the Speaker, or by two nemb OF opposite
opinions on the question, to be deputed for that
purpose by the Sneaker.
y On molten Of MR. Archer Of Amelia. the said
PROPOSED resolution was ordered to be laid upon the
table.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-12-23

HbETER NELSON, late professor At winrfeld =,
a having engaged gentlemen well qualified for the
purpose, viii open an .7C.9DE.HY at Oxford, Car
DINE on the 2lMonaay in Jan. next The Greek,
LATIN, French q English languages are proposed to
be taught. together with the other branches of lear
ninR usually taught in such Summaries.
lhe Ezerc Of the Institution will be ccndactet,
uGtr the direction and according to the methods OF
r. Nelson, whom, it is sapposed course of thirty
years in the character of a Teacher hss made SUI
feiently known.
Board at the Academy For 10 months, re dollars
exclusive OF bed ng, so dollars with de. DO in the
ton so dollari
In every instance qusrteriy payments in advance
viii, be required.
he term Of tuition will expire the second Frlsy
IN Decernber next. One OF the summer months viii
be vacation.
December l6 yy6y
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" CH2N.CER1

" CiL}E'CERI.
a I a ecIirt held for Prince Edward county, Nov.
"a the 18th, 1918:
Ihosss 6code, John II Osborn and Sussnnah his
wife, Richard Hsden and Lucy his wife, Sarah,
Ann and Ei'zabeth g. ioode, an Infsnt, who aues
by Fhos RICE, her guardian Coz1oPfs.
-isai1st
VIM. Joseph Goo'e. Rx'rs of Robt. Coote, deed
S''th Farley, John c. Goode, Samue! Gooje and
-Robec1 Goode I,f,,,
TIE Defendants John C Gooie, Ssmu Goode
and Robert Goode not savint entered their appear.
sncs and gwen security according to the act OF the
General Assembly AMI the rules OF this court and it
appearing TO the satisfaction Ethe coart that theT
arr not inhabitants Of this State, on the motion Of
the comp'anHnts b. cormssl--It is ordered, thst
the said dele ndanis, John C.. Goode Saml Good. 81
robert 6oode, do appear here on the first tay of
feby corrt next and answer the complainant hill
and thsta copy OF this order he forthwith inserts
IN some one OF The public newspapers printed in
the CITY OF Richmond for two months srecessyelv
and also posted at the front door OF the Courthouse
Oi this county.
Teste, b. j. WORSHAM
Dee. s. wSw
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-12-23
Lo, and Houses For Safe.
November 10.

Lot and Houses For Safe.
4 vii! s u my Houses aad Lot adjoining the town
n OF Charlottesville. The Lot contains seven and
one halt acres, with good comfortable dwelling
Honss on It, brisk Office, aud ali necessary ou,.
houses, the whole in good repair The garden is We.
~ large and has some fruit of excellent quality in it,
ana has been very recently paied in. The whole
lot is under enclosure of locust posts and shesnut
raia-lh he title is indsPutable. For terms Apply 90
me by et,er directed to Charlottesville
j. d. CARR.
October 2f. wit
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MARKS < S.lXAS-

MARKS & S-ilXAS,
OPPOSITE TIE EAGLE T.9TEPN
AVE Just Received, Eighty Trunks cam pris.
4 Ing an Elegant Assortment Of
SHOES,
Ot ne FOLLOWING GeScriffion, Diz-
Ladies' elegant Ensi sh sua Ameriesn Kid. p,ain.
tut trimmed, end London dressed with Buckles
Ladies' srant plan and embroidered white and col
ored Satin Shoes.
Ladies' black and co'oured Morocco,
- Russian 5 rdais blsek and ccimrs6 d..
- Sea, skin shoes foil trim med * WITH Nrlctss
- Morocco and Seal skin waking shoes and cork
soles
Misses and chiidrens Kid s. Morocco slirs, Ties 3.
BoOtees.
Genuemens' and Boys fine dress Shoes s. pur,ss
Ch,ldrens' Morocco aud Leather Routees, Pumps q
shoe soss
Mrn.' w owens and Boys common shoes Of every
ae'cr'pton--the Whole being selected from the best
Manufactures in baltimore, Philadepbia snd Nov
York. - 49,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-12-23
ROBERT JOHNsTON,

4
1T THE SIG.V OFTHE GOLOE.N- CPoSA
CUT sag,
y addition 10 his stock on hand. is nou, onsn,,,
general and well selected assortment of
lFONMONGEhf, CUTLERY, &c. &c.
AMONG WHICH ARE
ss~s-miil, pit, CROSS cut, pots, ovens, skillets
hsho' Sa'h' compass &C. tongs shoyels * pokers
&c. eollee and tsa-pots of
'0sss--ron r'r", steoS, biock-tin and Britannia
pad, morse, chest, truak, metal
&c. Nc coffee rSills, candle atieko
round ans fat bolts spoons. pewter, fenders
cunpasses hell r,e4,t el;iIe,a
,utts end III. hinge f-yin- nan.
planes srh piane irons rat and mouse traps
hrs wing knives adzes knitting needjes min.
spoke sbavss. SugerS wire end hair siite,s
cast steel ch'zes, gougeS cocks gafFs, buttons
be wood, iron and brass bed
braces and its, gimbIe,s eastors
rules, ssrewdfiVets brass cocks
woodserews, spriga cork crews
Sahdler lacks cut and prstles and uortarg
wrought belt erauks
SOU res, beyils p:ncers coach nails
sash, screw % SIDE puiles scales and we;ebsa
Ostone, latch 8, irowcls brusbes
nails n brads Of all kinds brosms of all kinds
IRON wire o' ~, SNes knives s. forks. sess.srs
spades 'n1 sho7t@ I packet pen and Sports
glue, steel, sheet and bsr mems knives
IRON ladies' dressing boxes
ndnw grass, putty tea caddies
ot'eon ans To1' cards spice boxes, sugar boxes
violn strings hrst quality rim and casters
bed cord, leading & drum thermometers
lines sueetaeiea
a"y'l', vi5es hammers sck aud squirrel 5i,ai7s
bellows, ecrew plates ses eas, Steel & common
cntuHs knives aodrOus, brass tops
'sy,beo; nel Keys pocket sad large steel
sheep shea-s / Yards
bras cabinet 'urn.ture OF ! mock Z p;stols
every description sad rams
Tcwcer ii1sFs, SHOT belts rnncOecO pocket locks
ten Kettles, eh96ss dishes bulle, nonIda. sso. Se
November Q. VII
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-12-23

TIE partnership of Wilson, Drew s. Robertson
having been Dissolved by my withdrawing tram the
same, beg leave to aEprize my fiends and the pub
lie, that shall continue tn do business on terms 81
nfar to those OF the late concern, in the house
they occupied in Cary street.
GEO. ROBERTSON.
November MS
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-12-23

FfVCY COOOS II dfILLRw4RY.
RR rs: mozart begs leave mos, respectfully to
'riorr The Gif'ies, tha, shs has receiver the
~cr,aiudsr &c her 'orthe-n purehosss. win vsrs
haudsnroe addition - made m Millinery 3. FsneT
Ec0D5, Which viA be sod on tire most moderate
terps
or Orders from IRE country win be attended 70
sith the utnnst puhstaaEty srd a,sps'eb.
DeeeIa ber7. 2ew9r
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-12-23

THE Merorti!e Business heretofore carr.u on
by the subscribers, uader the firm of HI2scs.
Drew g Ro6ertson, is this d,y, by mutual consen,.
hssov7'-Ihe Books and Pspera of said oGreern
remain with Wilson X Drew for insl settlement
THOMAS WILSON,
THOMAS II. DREy,
GEO. ROBERTSON.
Richmond, Nov, G, 1919.
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DRY GOODS ron VIE

DRY GOODS FOR S.HLR
Ar TINE STORE 80 MR. RIpnLE, OPPOSITE
Mr.. WM.CooK's.
The Subscribers, yiz.--9O easks domestic f.of
- ton Goods, epn5sting OF paids, stripes * cham
hrays,
= casrs ~ SHOES do IIata
haze ~ Oznaburfs
trunk sure 1ne Prints.
dc. Cauihrie Aiuslius,
90 piecea CoUau Shirtinr,
~ 10. Fags sati Bendsn.ns,
Cloihs Cassimeres Vestins, and For,, NFr.,;-.
&c. &o HENRY WAJyruysJ'lF s, ~,
D1ssm5cs &c. epsv
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LIND FOR SALE.

< vrsne Of Deed IF Trust, executed on tie
- 25i day OF June, 1879, by msurning E'p,eomt.
10 rs rs tru7Sees, TO secure to George Slaughter =
eerta'n sum q money therein mentioned
WIN We sold tor ready money, on the prem ses, on
the 10Th day cf January next, ensuing the date
he"eof-four Hundred aud Four Acres Of LAND,
wherein the ssih Mourning Lpscomb resides. wing,
situated and being in the Parish Of Saint Jehn ard
county OF King WiIlism--or 80 much Of said land AZ
VII be sufficient 70 pay six hundred and twenty
Tour dollars i" cents, with interest thereon from the
sd Gay 1t Juge 1879, til psid, and all other contia.
gent charges that may be necessary in earryins Tins
deed into execution.
HARDIN I1TTLEPAGE,
u. LlPSCOMD.
December Q. viz
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PETERSBURG ACADEMY,

sOiiN WOOD Respectfully informs the pubfio
~ that the Greek, Latin, French, snd k.rli,b
Languages, Natural and Moral Philosophy. the Va.
r'Jus branches of the Mathemst;cs Arithmetic
Geography, and writing viii be talsi,t bv hrs q;
the Peters'urs Academy the ensuing year ut the
usual Fees OF Forty Dollars per snnum--or tea dol.
ana per qua-tcr. Board and LpJgins NAV he la
IN several private Families in Petersburg on very
Moderate terms
Dc. IS.
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.faoshcr Post o57ec Ro6bsry : ,
ONE HUMDRaD DoLLARS

ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
r f. w A RID
4 hS the 25th y September last q letter wss pnt
- INTO the k'ehmoad Post Office by my son f.
9. Mayo. directed to Mrs. A Msyo. at The Hat
SPRINGS enclosing two notes of the Bank of Vireinis
Oh SiCo each, Of the following description viz let
ter Z No. sse payable to Francis Georee. dated
l'th Of February, 1878 One other note OF same a.
mount, letter ID No. $50 PAYABLE to Francis Geory.
dated lIth of February, 1si3.--Which said letter
has not been heard Of since. a reward of $50 viii
be paid onthe restoration % the letter and its con.
tents am tor ~: conviction OF the thief lie above
sem OF Sic0 viii be paid
>, JOHN MAYO.
pec' !. Sw
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-12-23
J2HAs NTcBoLAS, 2T.,,.,
Aibemarie, Dec 4S So,

I bN ~pLD on Tuesday the iih day of .jxnn.
airy next, about fifteen likely slaves,consis,int ~
rs ~, ~on'sn, 1oys aud girls, OF the Estate Of Y.
VINE ne greater pant for read, noncy. The o,bs,
On months F"5it up n ths rurc asrrs vim lis
sproYe'i sseur'y t" carry inter st from de tsss r
al; puu.'n. ls"'. Az persons aying cIa,n,s aeprst
day O. s.le, or this notice viii be RI a. in bar
any coming ~ theresftcr rs il is the ;Yt,t. 81. ~
the Admr' 20 ase his sceonn,s .. -oe- rs nc.,l, "
JOHN FOX, hdrnr #
King William. Dec. ~. H' 'se a.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-12-23

lie Subscribers having purchased the interest OF
Mr. Geo. Robertson in the concern o. UiLson
re<r y Rohs''son, beg leave 20 infurro their friends
TIA, they VIII continue business under the hrm of
Wilson g Drs,p.
THOMAS WILSON,
TtiUM As II. BREW.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-12-23

NJ Office TO THE PUBLIC At the rem, +,
~ OF the Execurix THE late Col. William Bvrd
OF Westovsr,it sthought proper to warn the publ,
AGAINST the purchase o, supposed titles 70 o.l in the
Ciy o, k'chmondJto which the seller can show no
ss' ut'e derived irol the trustees Of Col. Byrd, or
no equitable one by the prod.etion OF a ticket. 20
"h'eh they are entitled. Persons who hav. TAX IN
n"rses'ion ut lots without either of these tides can
certainly convey none to purchaser; and the trns
tees WIZ he called on forthwith to pursue the lc.
rn edes TOR the purpose Of taking the possession Of
a' such property and boiling il Cor the purposes Of
the trust, and Of Col. Byrd's wiz
TH0S. TAYLOR.
Richmond, Dee 0. 9aw4w
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BLA CKS MITHS.

- II n { n 3 VI ] T II s.
HtH be hied, 70 Tie higiest BiAder,
q IN IhnTssav tie StSf inst beferc tie sfore Hoor
~ Of Richa'd G.. Smith g CO. for fhe ensuing
Te@ IoHr VdiTa6le BlGckS1ni,hs, and n StriteT,
ipo of which are Carriage Smiths, equcl 10 an
IN the country. a; NE same time will be hired
scosrdl CROP hands. Bonds with a5provee security
will 6e required,
BENZ OLTER, Jy.
Ua7oVeT- Toyrr. Dec "a. 5t6
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Z MON HAi.L ACADEMY, Aibenar;e Conn
a. ~, Virgin s.--The Winter vacation vii! con-
mence on the ,uth DeGsmb,*, srd will close On th.
10th January ensuing. ltir requested tis. the pa.
rents and guardians OF such ycune gentlemen as have
been under our care during the present year, Will
Immediately inform us whether sbeJ will continue
them for the next there wiz. in any event, b.
some vacancies.
y. w. & F.F. MAURY.
November se. rsr
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PARENTS AND GUARDIANS

ARE respectfully informed that Herbert C.
Thompson hss opened school, in the hopsc on
IL. Street, generally known by tie name o. the
Sm.ll Capitol
Having been FOR three years Pupil of the Rev.
mr. i%y Of, he viii conduet this Seminary on the
same plan with that of The Selecr School.
Ills course embraces Reading, Writing hrithpe.
tie; the English and French Languages Grarimati
dern GeogTaphy, the use Of The Globes and The 81,
ements Of Msthe mnties.
lac nnin'er of Pupils will be limited.
For particulars eppy as above.
Dec f9. -.
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NOTN

NJ M.
4 LPer7orS havins claims ars;r,t ne e,.o,. 81,
L.wia C"ata, lee" ore esrn,. Nv -~qpe-,e6 10
bring hem 'or~sri properly gniheo,ie.t A--,hoss
Indebted tn the said estate IRE l.. so, 81
immediate payment. as no further ,,assoe,.. -
be gwen. PATRICE CnUI"rS, .74,,'y
nun the SoiH arstse, # l.. Gorgs--
Dee, o y4u