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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-07-15
INDIAN COUNCIL.

4 -
On the 2;st inst. Gen. Harrison
held a coancii IN Franklintcn, with
the chiefs Of fire Delaware. SHAY
| anne. Wyandct and Senaca tribes OF
gpd:ans. 10 TIC amount OF about so.
En- the Generals talk, he observed
that he had been induced to call
them together fr"n certain eircum-
stances ;,asiag come to his know
!r:'sc. which led him 10 suspect the
fidelity of some Of the tribes. who
had maai!fsied signs of a disposition
to join The enemy. in case they had
succeeded in capturing Fort Meigs.
That G crisis had arrived which de-
mandrd that all the tribes. which
had heretofore rmained neutral.
should take a decided stand either
far us or against us--lhat the Pre-
sit.ent wished no false friends. and
that it was only in adversely that
real friends could he distinguished
That the proposal OF Gen. Proc
tor to exchange the Kentucky pri-
soners for the friendly tribes within
CUR borders, indicated that he had
been given to understand that those
tribes we're willing 70 raise the TO-
mahawk against us-And that N
order 10 give the q. States gna-
rantee of their good dispositions. the
friendly tribes should either move,
with their families, into the settle
,nepts, or their warriors should ac-
company him in the ensuing cam
pai%n, AMI, fight for the United
States. 70 this proposal the chiefs
and warriors present unanimously
agreeti-and observed that they had
long been anxious for an opportuGi-
ty 10 fight for the Americans.
We cannot rccolleet the precise
remarks that were made by the
e;.icfs who spnke--but Tarhe The
craacl who is the principal Of tht'
Wyandots, and the oldest Indian in
the western wilds, appeared TO re-
present the whole, assembly and pro-
Gessed. in tie name of the friendly
tribes. the mast indissolublc attach
mept Cor the American government.
anA a determination to adhere to the
treaty of GreenviIle.
Tho Gcaerai promised to let the
several tribes knew when ne should
want their services and further
cautioned them that all who went
WITH him must conform to hrs mode
of warfare not kill or iaiure old
men. womea. children, nor prisoners.
',i.at. BY this means, we should he
able TO ascertain whether the nri-
tish tel! truth when they say that
they are not able TO prevent Indians
from such acts Of horrid cruelty ;
ror if the Indians under him Gen.
HARRISON woald obey his commands,
and refrain from acts of barbarism,
it would be very evident that the
hostile indians could be easily re-
strained by their commanders.
The General then informed the
ckicis Of the agreement made by
Proctor to deliver him 20 Tecumseh
in ease tie the British succeeded in
taking Fort Nieigs; and promised
them that if he should be successful
he would deliver Proctor into their
hands--on condition, thatthey should
Go him no other harm than to put
PE1'TICOAT ON nIM-f6r. said he.
none buta COwARDoP a sQUAw would
Kill n prisoner.
The Council broke up in the al
ternoop and the Indians departed
the next day for their respective
towns.-FRASK. CHReN.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-07-15
NETWORK, july 70.

By the Steam Boat, which arrived
yesterday, from Albany, We learn tina,
Commodore Chauncey, was at Sackctt's
Harbour, with The whole OF bis Sguadron.
No news from Fort George.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-07-15
Public Sale.

ON Saturday the 18th list. at twelve
o'clock, will be eXposed to sale on the
n,cmis. :, one GuGis idcd fourth par, OF
the WHARF and WAREHOUSES;,
situated al The intersection OF KING AID
Union Streets, now m The occupation CT
Mr. Thos: Invent If sale mad
known on the day.
G.. |. ( atlet, Trustee
OF SAMUEL DUNLAP.
July 8.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-07-15

The following extract of an intercept
edierter dated Berlin, January 81, shews
the vain anxiety of the French officers
10 prevent the communication Of the
disasters which had befallen the Grand
Army
From the Genera! Of Brigade SenecaHe.
to the Mojor jfhe 6th Regiment.
IS Endeayor to avoid as much as pos.
sible any communication between your
troops and those who retsrn from the ar
nv do all that you can to keep up the
moral of your soldiers, recommending
to the officers Of companies to see them
frequently, and to undeceive them with
regard to the reports which are inces.
sanity in Circulation.-It is very difficult
to prevent the soldier from learning what
passes in public: to do so, it would be
necessary to keep him shut up, which
would have as bad an effect. Eager for
news he runs after every one who ar
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-07-15

CoScRsss-The House of Repre-
sen,a,ivrs were engaged yesterday al
mos, exclusively On tho Tax Bills.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-07-15
ALEXANDRIA.
THURSDAY, July Is.
/" TO STEW

"To sHEw
rHE VERY AGE & BODY OF The TINE
IT'S FORK AEp ppRssTRR.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-12-09
BERKELEY, SIS.
November %.

BERKELEY, SIS.
October Court, 1913.
Isaac Butt, Complainant,
against
Sarah Butt, widow and relict of Archibald
Butt, deceased, Sarah Butt and Massey
Butt, infants and children of Richard
Butt, deceased, Isaac Butt, Israel Butt,
Susannah Butt, Ruth Butt, Barak Butt,
and Dinah his wife, Christopher Soulher,
and Mary his wife, late Mary Butt, and
Archibald Butt and Drusilla his wife,
late Drusila Norris, heirs at law of the
said Archibald Butt defendants,
IN CHANCERY
THE defendants, Archibald Butt and
Drusilla his wife, not having entered their
appearance agreeable to an act of Assembly
and the rules of this Court, and it appear
ing to dissatisfaction of the Court that they
are not inhabitants of this Commonwealth;
on motion of the complainant, by hi. coun
sci, it is ordered that the said defendants,
Archibald Butt and Drusilla his wife, do
appear here on the second Monday in Feb
ruary next to answer the bill of the com
plainant, and that copy of this order be
forthwith inserted in the Martinsburgh Ga
zette for two months successfully, and post
ed at the door of the Court House of said
County.
ACopy
DAVID HUNTER, C. E. 6.
November 25.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-12-09
THE HERMITAGE.
From a late London paper.

r.
The following lines, which have not sP
peared in any edition Of their Author
works, were composed by RoBERr Burns
the AYRSHIRE pIoughrnan, and written on I
marble sideboard, in the hermitage belong
ing to the DuKE OF ATHoL, in the wood
Of Aberfeldy-
whoe'er thou art, these lines now reading,
Think not, though from the world receding,
Enjoy my lonely days to lead in
This desart drear,
That with remorss, a conscience bleeding,
Hath led me here.
No thought of guilt my bosom sours
Free mind'd fed from courtly bowers,
For well saw in halls and towers,
That lust and pride,
That arcI, fend's dearest, darkest, powers,
Ia state preside.
/ saw mankind with vice incrustsd
| saw that honor's sword was rusted
That Jew for aught but folly histed;
That he was still deceived who trusted
To love or friend
And hithcr came, with men Disguised,
My life to end.
In this lone cave in garments lowly,
Alike foe to noisy folly,
And brow-bent gloomy melancholy,
Iwear away,
My Life, and in my Office holy
Consume the day
This rock my shield, when storms are blowing
The lmpid streamet yonder flowing,
Supplying drink, the earth bestowing
My simple food,
But few enjoy the calm know in
This desart wood
Content and comfort bless me more in
This grot, than e'er felt before in
A palace, and with thoughts still soaring
To COP on high.
Each night and morn with voice imploring,.
This wish sigh
Let me, LoRD, from life retire:
Unknown each guilty, worldly fire,
Remorseiess tArob, or loose desre
And when die,
Let me in this expire
To God fly"
Stranger if full Of youth and riot,
And yet no grief has mar thy quiet,
Thou haph throw'sta scornful eye at
The Hermit's prayers.
But if thou hast cause to sigh at
Thy fault or care
IF thou hast known false loves vexaton,
Or hast been exlrd from thy nation,
Or guilt afrights thy contemplation.
And makes thee pine;
Oh how must thou lament thy station,
And envy mine;
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-12-09

ANECDOTE.

In the battle between the United States
and the Macedonian, Decatur put on sail
ors roundabout and hat, so as not to be
signal mark for the enemy's sharp shooters
During the action he walked forward, and
standing near one of the guns, which sail
or was very deliberately aiming, Aim at
the yellow" Ia streak of yellow along the
side OF the Macedonian said Decatur.-
The gun was discharged, and the mizen
mast that moment CHANGED to fall The
sailor turned round and slapping Decatur
on the shoulder, exclaimed right merrilv.
not knowing who he was On me Jack.
we have made brig of her" Pleased with
the spirit and GOODNESS of the man. the com
modore often tells the anecdote with much
satisfaction.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-12-09
MERCHAN DIE.
CONSISTING IN PART OF

Superfne and Common Black and White Para.
Cloths, sonetts and figured
cassimeres, Bedford & Cause,
Princes Cords, Elegant silk Button. &
Stockingnetts and Man Trimmings
chestry, S'Slk q Straw Bonnets,
English and India Nan Glnghams, Cslicoes and
keen5, Cashmites
Merseiles Quiltings, s Ladiss' Long and Shors
White James j Cords, ) Kid and SILK Gloves.
together with variety Mems silk and Leather
OF other vestingS, . dilio,
Irish, German, British, Z Ladies SIX and Cotton
and American Linens, Stockings, Misses 10.
Baggngs, &c. SC. Mensditto. ditto.
American Faids, Stripes Elegant SILK and Cotton.
ChaiEorays, Shawis
Counterpanes, Table H~nd.crehieEs fully arr
Cloths andTowengs, sorted,
Muslins aud spun Cot A complete assortmene
tons assorrta. Of Ribbons,
White, Black, Drab, Homemade and Import
Yellow. Green, Twill ed'Threads,
led and Figured Cam Cotton Balls, ghite and
bricks, 3 Celo4fed,
Figured, Striped, Seeded, Sewing SILKS & Twists.
knotted * Leno Mus s Ladics' Kid & Morocco,
Inns, Shoes, Misses and
LINEN Cambrick, Long Childrens ditto.
Lawns, Mems and BOYS Coarse
Linen cambrck Hand. and Fine Leather. dc,
kerchiefs, and Kent-S Cotton Cards and Spin
ing tor Handkerchefs, ming Cottons,
White, Black, Pink, Books and Stationary,
Green, Orange, and Hard Ware,
Lead coloured, with China, Queens and
avarlety fother fan. Glass Ware,
cltuily hgured Silk for Groceries and Liquors.
dresses and Bonnetts, Best large Twist Chew
'Cambrick and Common ing Tobacco, Com
Dimites, mon ditto.
French, Italian and Can Snuff and Spanish Ci-
ton Grapes, CARS, &c. &c. &c
The foregoing comprises but a very
neutrality-suspicious. of their present stock
on hand :, the whole of which has been
purchased with the greatest care and at.
tention, as well as on the beSt possible
terms, and will be sold at reduced prices.
JAMES BROWN, & Co.
April 9, 1913.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-12-09

ACRES of LAND, in Berkeley County,
Virginia, seven miles from Martinsburgh,
on the road leading to Winchester, and on
q stream called Middle Creek. The Mill
House is strongly built of stone, with one
vvaterwheel and two pair of stones, one pair
Burrs and the other Country Stones, Sc
The Still House is also a stone building,
almost new large enough for three Stills,
with overhead water, and is fixed in the
half patent way, with excellent yards and
stables for Hogs.-The House and Barn are
toerably good log buildings-The Land is
excellent in quality, all limestone Said
property is IS miles from Alexandra,
George Town, and Washington City, and
90 miles from Baltimore
GEORGE KELLER.
November 49, af)
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-12-09
New Fancy Store.

THE undersigned fall upon this expedi-
ent to inform the public that they have
now opened, and ready for sale, at
their Store Corner TO the Globe
Tavern) in Shepherds Towa,
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-12-09

THE subscriber wishes to sell the Land,
whereon he now lives, lying near Darkes-
vile in Berkeley County, on the waters Of
Middle Creek, containing 1877 acres a guam.
tity of good Meadow, and some of the fields
in Glover, never failing water near the
house, an excellent seat for Distillery
with overhead water, two good Apple Or
chards, very convenient Dwelling House,
Kitchen, Smoke House, Barn and Stables
For terms apply to the subscriber living on
the premises.
PETER KREPS.
Novembert, 1878
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-12-09
NOTICE.

THE Subscriber, being ordered by the
Court Of Berkeley County at their last term,
to provide for, and saperintend the repair
ing Of the roof of the Court House of said
County, wishes to contract with person
or persons to single the Cutters, and cover
that part of the Steeple Immediately at the
foot of the Octagon as also to plaster the
Ceiling of the court room He has taken
measures to procure Shingles, sc. and will
give liberal wages to workmen that will
faithfully perform the work
w pENDLETON.
November Is, 1918.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-12-09
NEW GOODS.
THE Subscribers have, received and are
just now opening,
A LARGE QUANTITY OF
FANCY GOODSs

which have been lately purchased for cash
in Philadelphia, ana selected from che Ia
test arrivals -
CONSISTING IN PART, OF
ELEGANT damask SILK SHAWLS,
Levantine Silks, Fancy Ribbons, Black
and Changeable Lutestrings, White Satin
and Mantuas, Fine Linen Cambrick Hand
kerchiefs, Fashionable Split Straw BON
NETS, Knotted Counterpanes very large
and handsome, Cheap Irish LINENS, Fan
cy Muslins of ali kinds, Cheap Cambricks,.
Calicoes and Chintzes, ten Bales of India
Muslin, large assortment of Mems and
Boys Shoes, Ladies' Morocco and Kid
Slippers, Looking Glasses, &c. &c. &c. all
of which are now offered for sale on the
most reasonable terms for Cash.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-12-09
THE Subscriber wishes to rent his
M ERCHANT MILL.

on the Warm Spring Run, near the bank
OF the Potomac River, for term of years
There are in the Mill an excellent pair of
Burr, and pair Of good Country Stones,
Boiling Cloths, Elevators, &c. all in good
order it stands in fine wheat country, on
never falling stream, and is calculated to
do great deal of business an excellent
Dstillery also at the mill, having the per.
feet command OF a plenty of water. A GER
tain rent, either in grain or money, will be
preferred. Possession will be given on the
first day of April next. The terms may be
known by applying to the subscriber near
the premises.
NICHOLAS ORRICK.
November Is, 1878 (tf)
N. b. A good Dwelling House, Kitchen,
Garden, &c. are attached to this property
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-12-09
Flax-Seed w anted.

TOR good clean Flax Seed, will give
= generous price in CASH, receive it in
payment of DEBTS, or in barter for
GOODS, LEATHER and IRON.
JAMES S. LANE.
Shepherds Town, August Is.
P. S. Cash given for all kinds of HIDES
and SKINS.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-12-09
An Estrav.

TAKEN up by the subscriber, living near
Shepherds Town, dark bay mare, about
ten or tweiveyears old, has small white
spot on her forehead and some collar marks
appraised to twenty-five doIars-the owner
can get her again by proving property and
paying charges.
HENRY KINDLE.
November s5, 1878
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-12-09

BERKELEY, SIS.
November Court, 1918.
James Thruston and David Randolph,
guardians for the children of Joseph
Thruston, deceased, complainants,
against
Robert Billingsby and William Cunning
ham, defendants,
IN CHANCERY.
THE defendant, Robert Billingsby, not
having entered his appearance agreeable to
an act of Assembly and the rules of this
Court, and it appearing to the satisfaction
of the Court that he is not an inhabitant of
this Commonwealth on motion OF the
complainants, by their counsel, it is order
ed, that the said defendant, Robert Bill
lingsby, do appear here on The second Mon
day in February next, to answer the bill OF
the complainants, and that copy of this
order be forthwith inserted in the Martins
burgh Gazette for two months successfully,
and posted at the door of the Court House
of said County.
A Copy.-Teste,
DAVID HUNTER, c. BIC.
November %.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-12-09

NOTICE is hereby given, that the
l " notes and bonds taken at the SUBJ
scriber's sale. on the 10th day of March
last, will be due and payable on the 10Th
day of January next--As the subscriber
intends to start to the western country
early in the spring, he wishes to collect
his money before he commences his jour-
ney, he therefore gives this timely no.
tice-Those failing to pay may expect that
their notes will be transferred with an adj
dition of lawyers and other officers fees,
he therefore hopes that sll will come for
ward and pay their debts cheerfully, with
out putting him to the necessity otresort-
ing TO means dIsagreeahle 10 him.
IOdN RINER.
November IS, 1915.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-12-09
Public Sale.

THE Subscriber will sell at Public Sale,
on Thursday the 10th day of December
next, at his plantation, within one mile
of Martinsburgh, on IL months credit,
all his personal estate, consisting of
Horses, Cows, Sheep, and
Hogs, one Wagon, Windmill, one Still
and one Boiler, with Tubbs, &c. belonging
to the Distillery, quantity of Hay, Straw,
&c Farming Utensils, such as Ploughs,
Harrows, &c a number of empty Barrels,
besides, Household Furniture, and mum
Der ofother articles too tedious to mention.
Notes to be taken for all sums under
Twenty Dollars, and if the account of the
purchaser amounts to more the same must
be reduced under Twenty Dollars. The
sale to begin early in the day, where due
attendance will be given, by
HENRY MILLER, sen.
November 25.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-09-24
By Thomas Ritchie.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
pPyCooDN- sg'c. ar auction.

t. DRY GOODS, &c. ar .4ucsicr.
FESHE subscribers have rece;yeda large sssort.
Z raeut oil DRY GOODS, Ssc. being the balance
OF Country Establishment, which they will sell
Pab!ic auction wiicu, reserve, on Monday The 18th
instsD,.,--
Tie following articles compose, principally, he
assortment, yiz---Kensl Cottons Costings, Broa..
md Muslin fIhdits of variuai descriptions, Cotton,
Worlcd and eoarse yarn Hosiery, Sham,noy and
Susa skin Gloves. G,ng'ara,, barcelona Hhds.s,
Cotton Sh4wls, RIBBONS, Lace, Cs'.coes. Di,n;ty,
Tahhy Velvet, Vest Pattsrns, Eeve,s and Constr
tuition Cord, BED. tick, some Hardware, Buttons,
Ivory Combs, Pepper, Piinento and Ginger, Kid
SHOES Castings, Sheet Iron, Nuns Thread, &c. Sc
They also have on hand, and viii receive prior TO
the above period.
10 Packages Dry Goods--viz-
Blankets, Cloths, Gcrman OsnahurgJ ana Ti:klen-
hurss, India Co,tons, Calico, Ginghsm, Cotton AMI
Silk Hosiery, Russia sheetings su,i Rsv-ns Duek,
Bombs zc;te, Quantities. Black Cambria, White Cam
brio, elegant Jaeone;t Cambria, Gi!la Hhskfs, los,
ture Caicoes, Creas Dowasses. Irish Sheetings.
LINEN Canbrics, Irish Linene, White Fhnnels, very
fne. Red Ilsnnels, Yellow do excellent parcel
of Blue Cloths elegant Lace Vss, Long ISid Gloves,
elegant black and white Lace, and great variety OF
ether articles, TOO mum erous fer the limits Of an adj
vsrt.sennent.
81 The SHES viii be continued from day 20 day un.
Ill closed. Terms liberal, aud made known Mt Che
commencement Of the sale, which viii be at 10
O'Clock.
MoEcURE, ROBINSON & PEASANTS,
Yeusue-Masters.
u The above sale is uaavodabIy postponed u,,-
81 MONDAY, the e7th i,4t.-whrn it viii rositiye-
y take pace. NJ. r. 8. Pleassnts.
September I'll II
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-09-24
LoTrERY NOTICE.

'sYN THOUSAND DU,.LARs IS A STA
u iIOEAhY PRIZE, For the Ss,h de, Of draw.
ing Nhies w.h be on Tuesday neat in the I-e7s..-
sy!odnid grand stGie LOTTERY the SSH dsy h.sef.
so Stationary Prize et FIVE TKOus AZ :;o..
lars in So tick. Is.
Ire price OF Tickets win sdYapce from 70
tune, ont' the esotsi pr;ze OF IN ie hra.s
Tie BdE,9,ts's Mipi-,i Lo';s-y hiss TkEncA
Ms drswins-in Seven days praw;',r niore thc SIX
oi-tonsry P,iz,s each Of TN THOUSAND NJ.
i"s viii eonie ou, every o,h - dsy "a dras.rf Al.
sn' q Capai Prizes, Of $50, o0) and two eaoj
OF y COZ remain a,drawn.
any orcers from tie country Epost-padl Cor t:e-
kets in ths above LOTTERIES. or l., "a.
TRLFTi'f CHUHCY LOTTERY
VII be stsended to.-Casil con he had ior p-j,e-
Tickets or Tor Bank-Notes OF other STATE, II 4.
Lot:ey- CI!ee OF
lie. EURSTEEpr.
.3fe'a !ooys 5e!osr IKE l!eN ii;..rerr.
Aug. 81. ~.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-09-24
WILL coMMENcE ON TUESDAY, the 5Tu @

WILL coMMENcE on TUESDAY, the sTu OF
ocToBEo NEXT.
ffrS, Drp.--A ,weepss,,, Tor i, coo each. half
p'tet-to which there are SIX subscribers, to wit
Jonn Siinge, i,.ies Seiden, jr Wm. X johnson,
John Roberts, JOHN iIoonies, aud VIM Wynne
On The same Dar.-A Pro,lrcc sweepstakes FOR
= LOO each, n.sy ar pay--to wh!sh there are n,ne
subscribers, TO ~it--Jnhn Homes, John II Coek.,
Thomas Taylor, j. Harrison. ir. Miles Seiden, ir
travis Harwood. Wade Mostly, Gen. Chamber
layne, aud WA. Ball.
Second Day.-.rhe Jockey Club Purses 400
ol'sFs, fur mile hest.
Iairi Day-An elegant Silver Cup, vsrued At es
Guineas, two mile heats. 20 dollars ertrance--four
to make rnrc
The Fourth Day.-The proprie,or's Psrso of
8 zoe, three ni'e heats carrying weights agreeable
to the rn!es OF the present ch,.
fhe }sEcssiag rates are established.
-Four wheel carriages, 500
Two do do. ao
Man ani Horse, so
S;ah,es snd straw furnished gratis
GHOS. WATSON. Jr. Iyeo..urer
Those persons wishing to rent booths On the
srounh will appiy to Thomas Watson, Jr
Auguat u, 1918. tdr
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-09-24

Us +, ~ the subscriber, ON the mOraiAs oi the
4 iSta (ab.ut the Market. house IS he s,,npos,s
a s,na blue Morocco POCKET Book, eontainine
the hn'ves Of two hundred dni,ar notes Of tine Farm
er's Bank OF Virgins, together with several i've dol
lar notes Of that or the Bank of Vrgnig also some
papers ~ no value to any persons but the owner.--
The hnd-r may retain the srnai notes az com oeo-
ss;'on for his delivering rne tue Book with its o.
tber contenta. GEO. FISHER
September IL. tf
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-09-24
I'm DoyjQrs Ke1card.

I'm Do0Qrs Ke4card.
! = ESE;lI'SD from tke rendezvous :. Cartersv;,Ie
II on tie 9th inst JonN HUFFMAN, born il,
F~rSvier -ec'ia'y virginia, aged SIS years-darh
eoGp.ex''r, blue eyes, blariI sir, iert 10 inches
an'i - iss, aud 10y prof :ssion a saue-maser The
above reward will lie given with sii reasouahl. ex
peneea, 10 any person or persons VIII WI, spnreh.
and aeaure "a any Ja'i. deliver IN any Officer IN
the ARMY ct the United States, the said sisserier
SAMUEL HARRIS
sent. II. 1T ETsipr 2nik {yJIDfry
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-09-24
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1870 syoEs fioe salt 1000 hs., Coffee, part green,
~ bags Pepper, 90 buds. AiuqcoyadO Sugar,
~ hoxes Hav Una White Sugar,
90 haT.sls ssosf do icbeW'd
- ui9es Lon ion parl;sniar renerife Wine.
- LAie5 Sg.nr'ny Cotton.
100 kei,s Gur pp g'er, 500 Spanish lids.
B.fsters Steel, Greens Ware, Window Class &c
Opposite the Bell Taysrn--by
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