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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-09-16

cuRsoRY OBSERVATIONS ON THE
CULTIVATION OF THE MIND.
What is Man?
IF his chief good, and market of his time,
BE bpt to sleep and feed? beast no
fnah,
Sure He tha. made us with such large
discourse.
Looking before and after, gave IL not
that.
That capability, and god like reason;
70 rust III US unused. Shakespeare.
That man is born TO be hathy, requires
neither proof nor illustration it must
DC obvious to every one who knows what
is passing in his own mind il is felt by
ever, Que who is capable Of feeling and
thinking But, to know what happiness
is, and where il resides, and which is the
direct ard certain road to it, has puz-
zIed moralisls and philosophers in all
ages who, after much lsbour and ia
,iguc, have at length given up the pur-
suit as vain. Nor does this, indeed ex.
cite any wonder: those who begin wrong
seldom or never end right. Each OF the
above enquirers was searching for some
thing answcrable to the picture OF his
own Imagination, which had been drawn
" taGey, interest, pleasure, ambition,
fame, or some predominant passion; and
consequently as the history of past ages,
IS well as our own individual expert
encc, convinces us that the desires OF
man arc TOO unbneeded to be satisfied
with objects Of infinite duration, no two
could fix upon the same Oh lect, & no one
| could ever be satisfied. Without, howe
| yer, presuming to put ourselves upon
| par with philosophers or metaphysical
morailsls, we respectfully offer it as our
opinion, that happiness consists only in
! tie hrofer cultivation and exercise Of
| the intellectual and moral TONERS The
man whose understanding has been en-
| lightened, and whose taste refined, by
reading and reflection, is perhaps farther
removed from the unlettercd multitude,
than The Kamscha1aie is from theWhte
Bear: his en- oy n1enls are improved and
enhanced, il proportion to the elevation
OF his objects; his susceptibility of bliss
is enlare ed, in the ratio of the expansion
OF his mind raised above the temptation
to coarse and impure pleasures, he is
happily beyond the reach of their bane-
full consequences the streams of his
delight never become feculent, inter.
rup'ed, or dry ; they flow purely, serene
ly, perpetuaIiy his enjoyment is, from
It's very nature, as much more exalted
than that OF others, as mind surpasses
matter, or the immortal spirit the perish
ing body; and, to crown the whole, as
it is believed that the soul is continual.
ly progressing towards perfection, all
mental and moral acquisitions will be
but as so many accessions to bis hap.
piness here, and TO his prospects he e.
after. 1t may be further observed, that
taste is so intimately connected with
beauty and harmony, as instinctively to
lean to the side of virtue and order !;
hence the man whose mind is enriched
with the stores Of elegant literature,
feels a refinement abhorrept of vicious
pursuits; and sweetly drawing him to
the practice of those benevolent and "a
Unable virtues which at once bless and
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-09-16
Night SCHOOL,

HE subscriber hess leave to ir'
I forn his Patrons and the Public
in general, that his Night School will
commence on Monday evening tho goth
instant. Those wishing to De ihstructs
cd in English, Arithmetic, Mathema'
tics SC. will please to make carly APPS
G.. w. CarlIn.
September rs st
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-09-16
NETWORK, Sept. IS.

We learn from gentleman from New.
Utrecht, that at 6 last evening he saw 2
ships Of war fire several broadsides at
the block-bouse on the Point OF Sandy
Hook, which was returned from the
Fort. The firing continued, he suppos'
es, for about an hour.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-09-16
THE BOXER BEATEN,

.4nother strain of Yankee Doodle.
Columbia now that skill dehes,
Of which the Britohs talk, sir
Bold artiess Yankee ENTERPRIzE,
Has beat an English BexER!!!
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-09-16

Departed this life, yesterday morning,
after a short but severe illness, Mrs.
MARGARET BRADDocK, in the 72d year
Of her age, long resident of this place.
Her friends and acquaintance are invit.
ed to attend her funeral at her lateD~eI-
ling Oh Cameron street, this afternoon
at half past o'clock.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-09-16

As soon as the alarm was given Of the
approach of the enemy, the militia ct
this city were called out, and were I'm.
der arms all night
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-09-16
Found in Maryland,

ALARGEGOLD BREAST PIN,
set with hair and three gold letters IN
it. The owner may have 1t On hppn-
cation to MIR John Adam, silvcrsIhitn,
paying the cost Of this advertisements
md leaving q small gratuity tor the
finaer. Ut
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-09-16
FOR SALE,

y Tract 9! Land. in the District OF
Columbia, containing one hundred ana
eighty six acres, large proportion OF
which is we'll timbercd, the residue
being cleared and of a fertile soil. Ale
so another Tract, containing about l2o
acres, through which tie Washington
ard Little River Turnpike road passes.
On said land arc several handsome SIS
.uarions, commanding an extensive
vier of the circumj accent neighbour"
hood. Near the above turnpike, per"
hsps, would be good stand tor apt1b"
lie house. Also Mill Scat, being
possessed of every possible advantage,
having 3 and half feet natural fall III
short distance, with plenty o. good
stone suffi cient for dam and building
Of any dimensions. will sell ell, or
my part OF the above property, or ex
change for bank stock or country pro-
duce. Apply to
C.. w. CarlIn.
Alexandria
March Is law
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-09-16

RENEE at HALIFAX .r
Boston tater.
Accounts from Pensacola, via Mo
bic, state. tiat 500 Greek Indians
hal arrived there. with three Unit
eel States maiis, iroen New Orleans.
which they had t.ikca from the mail
CARRIER in tis roatc t.raugh the ma
tioo That they wished the Cover
ner OF Pensacola, 10 open the mails.
ex.riine tie letters, aad give them
ans hank u0tes that might lie found
alsG, 10 iaiorm them what the .Ame-
ricans wrote about then,, if it was
goad 81 'I%;:.
This party gave the Governor a
lcttcl. from man in the nation,
whc styles himself . British Gene
raj, requesting; the Governor TO sup
ply the party with arms and ammu-
nit:oa. in order to carry on war a.
g.inst the Americans the Cover
NOR, il il SAID. refused TO comply
with any of their requests, aud was
in treaty with them Tor ihe nSiis.
louisiana Gazette.
From the Baltimore Federal G.,zstte.
TO .Hr. john Grakam.. Chief CLERK,
III Ire cGfcc Of the Secretary Of
STATE.
SIR.
As Won have rol,.nleered your SER
Wees and Information 20 the public.
" 10 prevent u fraud from being
practised unna them - in order TO
enable a .Sufire .3meriean to come at
the zchole truth. viii you be pleased
to answertI the following questions Z
4. AZ 5chat time WAS Gen. Fur
rcaa's letter Withdrawn from the
Office of State?
2. At whose instance and pressing
solicitation did this withdrawal take
place
8. At the time OF The withdrawal
YVES not Gen. Turreau At his country
seat. near To this city, and have YOU
rot :. underst ood' that Albert Gal
latin paid him visit at Ills residence,
In order 20 induce bin 10 take back
this most offensive letter!
4. Have Y0a ever understood the
rnoiires which led TO the arrange
nent. w',ic: took place !?
s. Did or Hid You not translate
letter from Turaeau to Mr.. Smith
OF lie t2ih Dee. 1910 (eishteen
months after the date OF the former
one) coniainin; the following inso-
lent sentence? "'Thesc modifica-
tiers will rot depend ,,pon The chance
Of r~ats; bit will he the result OF
oiE.r measnres firm and pursued
will, persereraRce which ihe too TO
reruaseats will continue 10 adopt, TO
withdraw from the monopoly and
from ,hc yexations of the Common
Enemy, commerce legal. ana ne
cessary Go France as we'll as TO the
u. States"
6. Do YOU not ex-0iieio and Oh
oath, translate all French commu-
pieations 80 the Department OF Stats I
and was The letter of The iAth june
1859. an o6;cial letter and translated
nv Won I'm the OrdiHGry course oil
business for the benefit OF the Co
.yerRmeDt!
A FARMER.
Balfis,o,v County. Sept. s.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-09-16

Col. Hawkins, commander at Fort
Richmond, wrote up last evening to
Gen. Morton, informing him that the
British had attacked the block-house at
Sandy-Hook.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-09-16

Just Received
l or sale by ROB'r. CRAY, opposite
the Washington Tavern, the follow
ing valuable
Law Books---viz :
OUPER's Jus,inian
~ Heniag's Justice
Cranch's Reports vol $ aud
Muntord's Reports vol.
East's Reports vol. "A
Cooper's Equity Pleader
American Digest
lawyer Guide by w. w. HenifS
vol
Jchnson's Cnses vol. 8
Coudy's Marshall on Insurance
Taunton's Reports vol. 2
Blackstone's Commentaries
Nesland on Contracts
Chitty on the Law of Nations
Johnson's Reports vol. Z and 8
Law Of Attachments
Curran's Speeches
Statute of Limitation
Wanted to hire by the
year, a GIRL from 10 to l6years ofaSs
to attend on child.
Daniel Dulany.
August ..
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-09-16
From tbs Literary Register.

cuRsoRY OBSERVATIONS ON THE
CULTIVATION OF THE MIND.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-01-26

rEyEO HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD. A
a. buudle contsuins 500 sheets ot twenty dollar
notes, printed in blart tor the Farmers Eank az N.
gins. takeo ont Of box, ara supposed to lac s,o-
len an the nigh. Of the 18th instant, the house of
Mcssrs. Woodlord and ra.iatc y in fredericksburg.
The above reward viii be psid u any person who
will deliver the said notes .n D4buc, ileindon ESQ
of that place, to'the subscriber
That the public may be guarded against imposition,
they reiniormed, that tSre.ty doiiar kdve
5sen nor SrN Je issue!by the armers' Bank oi Nir-
gina or any OF its Branches until further notice.
WIN. NEKtRViS, Cashier.
Richmond, S0th October 1912. 2awtr.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-01-26
hooks sg ST4TJOWlRy

Holm r. JONES, has thc pleasure Of annnnnc
~ ing 10 his friends and the public, that he has tn
ken the store formerly occupied by Mr. ID. J. Burr
second door above the Eagle rav rn, where he Of
fers for sale general assortment of
BOOKS e. STAJIONARY,
on Cc most accom- modating terms. re- has Z GOOD
collection If Elementary and Practical Inv Cooks.
which he viii dispose of at the Philadelphia New-
York prices from Which also liberal discount III be
made to such as favor him with their custo 10 an
amount Which may make it Az object a eood rs
sortnTcnt Of School Books sud Books ~ TIC other
departments OF Literature aud Science, viii be
rpually kept hand and sold at the lowest prices.
Any works which ere found in the American Msr
kct az any place. viii be procored Tor gentlemen
who may favor lii,n with their orders
| JanusIy IS. ep1w
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-01-26
NEW ESTABLISHMENT,
Opposite the Eagle Tavern.

NEW ESTABLISHMENT,
Opposite the Eagle Tavern.
a Vie Subscribers having entered into Capar;Eer.
II ship, under the firm of
1. b. SEIX.fS, e, Co.
Respectfully inform their friends and the public in
general that they have just received from the ma.
nuiacturers of New-York, Philadelphia and Balti.
more, 50 trunks Shoes, comprising very general
assortment of the following, viz:
Ladies black and co.d. Morocco slips and ties:
DO do do, do. do. London dressed
Do do. do. do do with Buckles
Do: do. Seal and Cordovan Slips, trimmed s.
with buckles.
Do do. Morocco walking and cork soles.
Do. English and American Kid slips of all co.
Tors, plain, tul trimmed and with buckles.
Misses black and coloured Morocco slips and ties
Do. cOloured slips.
do. Leather Slips, Ties and Bootees.
Chdrens' black and col'd. Morocco Slips, Ties s.
Bootees.
Gentlemens' and boys fine Shoes and Pumps.
Do do. Shoetees:
Together with a large assortment of mems, wo-
mems and boys common Leather Shoes.
Playing Cards Desiver's Mandatory: Walk
ing Canes: Trunks: Brushes: Hat Covers: Chill
drens London Hats and Feathers.
DO. Worsted Socks and Stockings.
Chenille and other trimmings:
Which they will dispose of at the most moderate
prices for cash or approved paper.
II. MARKS
l. Ii. SEIXAS.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-01-26
Dry Goods,
VIZ

Superfne Coating, FIannels. FRIES, Kendall Cot
tons, coarse Yarn Hose, White lndia Goods, Dimi-
ties, superfne Cacoes, and great variety OF other
articles.
Daily expected from PhiIa 10000 lbs Pennington S
labelled Sugar in boxes and barrels-also, by the
ship Abigail, from Liverpool 500 sacks real Liver
pool filled-and from Baltimore, Whiskey, Brown
Sugar, and prime Green Coffee.
We continue to make liberal advances in cash, On
all consignments entrusted to our care--and having
most commodious and completely fire proof Ware
House, well prepared for the receptions of Goods.
.HoncHre, Robinson s. Pierfarts,
Auctioneers,
Corner Of ID g 18th streets, and opposite
Shockoe Ware- House.
january 9. IF
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-01-26

yH<HE subscriber very respectfully offers his SER
d vices to the Citizens of Richmond and of its vi
cinity teacher. His will embrace Orthog-
raphy, Reading, Writing and Arithmetic, the Lat
in and English languages dramatically, Geography
Including the OF the globes, Euclid's Elements,
Surveying &c. &c. Tuition fees $40 per quarter,
with the addition os Sc per annum for pens and ink.
each furnishing his bed, and heng under Ia years of
age, at $50 per quarter. The school will be kept
in the house lately occupied by James A. Oswald,
Esq'r .,,, ass.
The subscribers public duty rs a member Of the
Legislature will preclude the practcabity ef his o.
pening school previously to the 1st of March next
at which time he viii commence The most assdu-
Gus attention will he given to the nor7,s and to the
literary Improvement of those committed to his
care.
J.VO. 3. JESSE. 90
Jan. Q. 2awim
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-01-26

8 AND FOR SALE.-fn confnrmity to the di
rections OF the last VIII and Testament of Col.
John Harve deceased, shalt offer for sale to the
highest bidder, ar the door Of the Bell Tavern in
this city on Thursday the 4th day of February next
it fair, III no: the next fair day, Tract of Lana ~
ing IN the county OF Chesterfield supposed to contain
about seven hundred Acres. The land lies contiy
Gus to the lands of Mrs Smith, OF Peter f. Smith
Clarke, Goole, and others, and is situated about
or miles from the town of Manchester. 1t a
bounds with good Oak, Hickory & Pine.
The terms of Sale will be, one third Cash, and
the other two thirds in two anDua instruments to he
secured by good personal security, and Deed OF
Trust upon the Land.
1t will he sold by the acre, and it will he survey
ed as soon after the saleas possible. 4 good title
will be made by
VIM. BROCKENBROUGH
.Rd'fi'T. svitd the UIU arnexed. of
Col. John Hayvie, decd.
Jan. g 2,wtds
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-01-26

ENTITY DOLLARS BEWARD-Ranaway from
a the subscribers, residing IN Marry county,
CTenneme) two negro men, to wit; ISAAC and
HARRY. Isaac, about 2B years Of age, about 5
fee; 10 or II inches high, very likely trim made
fellow, very black, quick spoken: had on when he
went away black fur hat half worn, blue cloth
pan. a!oops and short roundabout eoat--asO an old
blue surtout coat. Harry q stout made fellow, g.
bout 50 years OF age, feet or 10 inches high, OF
yellow complexion, a bu5hy head OF wool, full
mouth, speaks slow and weak, some white specss
on his upper lip, lie has y scar his side BY the
stab Of knife, had on wlen he went away what's
c'ed a satin beaver hat, halt worn, red flannel
shirt, n smoky brown cloth roundabout coat, y tow
clpth panialoons the upper part OF his shoes were
spt----1hey were purchased in the city Of Nor
folk in January last, which place IL is thorght they
will 20 to--Thc above reward will be given to any
person who will deliver the said negroes TO the
subscribers them in any goal 50 that get
him again, with al reasonable expenditures.
SAMUEL r. WILLIAMS.
Wm BRADSHAW.
n e
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-01-26
January IL.

ME Subscribers have in store for private sale, on
II accommodating terms
1000 Sacks Salt, real Liverpool filled sacks twill
ed, large and in prime order;
500 Sacks Coarse Salt;
$4,000 lbs. Brown Sugar, in hhds., tierces and
barrels, part of which is of first quality
10000 lbs. Coffee, proportion OF which prime
green, in terccs, barrels and bags;
SO hhds. Molasses, most of which 1st quality, for
retailing;
20 puncheons Rum, part Of which is old, finely
favoured, and of superior quality;
10 hhds. NewYork rectified Rum;
bb .if nnss 3. ! genuine London particular Ma
quarter casks , "'"e'
10 pipes French Brandy, part of which war.
ranted to be genuine;
: Pas ni nma superior quality Gin;
10 boxes Imperial Tea;
100 boxes Candles;
100 Soap;
100 Chocolates
100 Spanish Segars;
SO barrels Northern Apples, sound and in nice or
der;
SO bales spinning Cotton-also, assortment of
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-01-26

,-N, MARSHAL's SAI.G--by virtue of
vt1ESLS3S>> decree of the Court Of the u. S.
ySarT NSEN% forthe Virgins District, pronoun-
S.sx-T&N a. cel on the first dav at the present
month. The ship OLIVER ELLIS
WORTH, now lying at City Point, with her rigging,
tackle. apparel and furniture. viii! he sold To the
highest bidder For ready money. The sale will
commence ut II o'clock in the forenoon; the 10Th
day OF Jan next. and will take place City Point.
This chip supposed to be valuable.
Wn. MANN n. NJ for
ANDREW MOORE, VI. V: y.
Dee. 10.
o. The sale NJ the above slip has been ncressa-
ri!y postponed till THURSDAY the I,th OF February
nryt. when it will positively take place at City
Point.
Jan 10. caw,ds
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-01-26

Nj OTICE-Pusuant to "a decreta order of the
~ county court OF Cabell County made in the
cause therein pending, wherein John Bryan Max
well, .9nna Maria Maxwell, and Elizabeth BRYAN
Grant infants under twenty years of age by
George c. Maxwell their next friend are complain
ants, * James Ray is neit.
The undersigned commissioners will proceed to
sell at public sale on the Cd day of March next at
the court house of said county for ready money a
tract ofiand lying and being in said county the
waters et Guyandotte river, containing ten thousand
acres formerly the property of the said James Ray
also meiety OF another of Land lying and be-
ing in said county on Mud-rver fork of Guyan-
dotte river containing forty thousand acres and also
formerly the property orsaid James Ray.
EDMUND MORRIS,O
"-. and Comrs.
MANOAH BOSTICK.
CabclI Cornty, JAN S 1883. law4wp
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-01-26

.,,ARN.ERs' BANK OF vrRcINIA.-The
T. Stockholders hereby notified, that agreea-
bly, to the charter ut ncorporai ion, the fourth install
ment ct twenty-five dollars each share of Stock,
will be payable at tie Bank, at the Offices of Dis
coan, and Deposit, the sth of February next.
VIM. NEKERYIS, Cashier.
January 5. ep5w
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-01-26
NJ WATKINS
.NOTJCE,

WOIJIE.
a IL persons indie bted to the estate Of Richard
IN Farrsr decreased, of Albemarle county, re-
questcd to make immediate payment, and all per-
sons having claims against said estate requested
to bring them forward well authenticated to the
subscriber, before the 5th lay of March next,
for adjustment, he is about to close his Admins
Taership.
This advertisement will he plead IN bar of all
claims not produced on or before that day.
JOSEPH FARRAR. .Adm'r.
Richard TarraY, decreased.
January Of. CT
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-01-26

StUARLoTTE COURT, Sd November, ysIe.--
- Mary Freeman administrator OF Gideon Free
man decd. eitF
.iPGirst
Philemon, iius jr. and PANEL x. Darnes, a.'minis-
ur,." oil !,lIiemon ii"r, Sr. dee'd. dsfs
The defendant iiaiem,n Hurt Ir. no. HAVING
tered his appearance according to the act OF Ae-
~ and the ru'cs al t,s court, ANA il appearing
the Satisfaction ~ t-c1urt that lee Is mbah
liant oi this staiv-"n the motion of tho paiGii by
her attorney, Ii Is ortered that be appear here an
the first day oil February Court next ard eater hs
appearance an answer The plaintiffs bin, aud give
Security for performing the decree of the Court *
that copy OF this order re Inserted in some news
paper prntrd in Richmond Tor two months success
syely X posted at the front door oil the Courthousc
of the said county
Copy. Teste,
THOS. READ, elk.
Dee. IL vSw
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-01-26
MOZICE
Jan. O..

TENHE slareholdersin the James River Steam Boat
H Company, are once more notified that twenty
FIVE dollars on each share must be paid, at the
BANK or VIRGLWIA,
on the first day Of eVery month, until the whole
subscription be paid up. AS the progress in building
the boat requires punctuaty, the shares of future
delinquents will be forfeited and sold without re-
serve.
BY order of the President and Directors.
January 2S. t2dF
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-01-26
January s.

eETEH LIE TELLIER DENTIST, continues
d TO practise in the different branches OF his pro-
esslon, e. Extracting teeth, cleansing and restor
ing them to their na,,ra elegance se,t;no ,r,;sc;
ones, so ms to be useful well rs ornamental and
plugging the decayed cavities of such as can be pre-
served.
Applications wi. be attended to at his Fathers
next door to the Penitentiary Store on the hill.
january 5. oawtf
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-01-26
Jan. O..

VIE Subscriber tenders his services to his friends
"A and the publick commission merchant. He
will also receive country produce &c storage on
the most reasonable terms ut the Lumber house
occupied by Mr.. Frederick Clarke next door TO
Mr. James Hutclison's fronting the Basin.
RO. Nj. PULLIAM
Jan. o. 2awtf
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-01-26
January 16.

NOR SALE, by the Subscriber the following ar
Y ticles
trunks Irish Enens--1 do. Dimities--f do Cot
ton, Silk and Worstcd Hose DO. Cotton Lace s.
Edgns-2 cases Cotton 4 Nuns Thread-2OO yds.
Hair Seaiing-80O lbs. Curied Baked Hsir-1 Casl;
Pewter and Hard Metal Spoons--35 do Import cd
Nails II DO Stationary, containing States, Pocket
Books, Quilts &c.-t do. 40 Bladders Putty--.12 kegs
Alum, and IL do Birthstone
WINS OLQUHOUN, 6, Co.
jan. 7. cuff
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-01-26
Dec. IL.

ETlfZWiiyLSoNN s, POTTER, with an en-
4 tensive assortment ci articles in the Stationary
hnc, have just received and have. for sale, LEES
memoirs n ihr VAR inthe Nqnther, DEPARTMENT
Of ere Cnt~d States. 'rhe subscribers TO the work
are requested 10 send l,,, IT,
On haul. variety ct Bhles, religious works.
school books miscellaneous prod,tetions Day Books,
Journals. L-dgeis Record and other blank Books,
r.. Knives, &c.
January s. wSw