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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-05-06

Yesterday George Winship, aged fourteen
years, son OF Thomas Winship, OF this city,
was brought up from the fort at Sandy Hook
where he had been shot by Thomas Johnson,
acompaGion of about the same age. John-
son was exercising with muskct, and Win
ship giving the command and when they
came TO the motion Johnson presented his
piece at Winship, rot knowing il was load
ed, al the word given by Winsh:p 10 fire,
discharged is contents,c consisting OF charge
of duck shot, into his head, when nc drop
ped aud died in few minutes. The piece
had been loaded by some person who had
! bad been fowling and carciessly left in that
condition, when the boys took il to exercise
The coroncr's inquest brought in verdict
acciden,a death .Vev- York hafer.
Tho kentucky Volunteers that surrcnder
cd at Erearafo~n (whosc lives were sparred)
were parolled on condition that they shoul
not bear arms against 1" his majesty or ms a.
Hes." This must never be lorgotten, Ii was
demanded "soho are his macs,y's allies %
1hc cold impudcnce OF the royal officers"
shrunk from the needlul question and they
con,cnted themselves with saying I" his ma
Jesfy's allies are svsH kaosvn." Yes---indeed
~--,hey are known. The allies Of the head Of
rbe English church, the allies OF the d.jender
Of the Jaifa,arc hcl-hound murdercrs Of the
wounded and prisoners Weekly Register.
a wag OF a ncighboring state, not long
since, took cur dog, put lamb-slsin on him,
aud endeavored to pass him off as u rue Me.
ria0, buck Of the frss blood /; but the cheat
was soon detected, and the waG was ducked
into horsc-pond lor his aud.
The old federal harry, the land tax, stamp
tax, eight per ceat. loan, cockade, standing
Amy gentlemen, have latcly rugged them
selves out with lamb-skins, nicknamcd them
selves " friends Of heace," heece tarfy
mea," and talk about their teatc ticket )"
bur It wont do, the people will never again
rrust them they are yet tho same animals,
6ueks Of the same blood. Patriotic citizens
will never be cheated out of their votes by
such shallow trick -ReEH5iican Herald.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-05-06

No. 80, Ihames- -sasef,
LIAs Just received the following Goods from Bos-
i i ton, which he will sell very cheap for Cash.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-05-06

Scheme otrihe First Class Of the Second
Baptist S ociety Lottery in Provi6ence.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-05-06

superfnc and common
Broadcloths,
do. do. do. Cassimeres.
Ve!vcts, Flannels,
Lustrings, OF various col
ors;
Canton Grapes
Silk and Cotton Bandanas,
Handkcr chiefs,
Cotton coye' lids,
Dimity, white Jean
A great variety Of Vest
Patterns,
yellow Nankeens,
Ribbonds, Fans, Coat &
Vest Buttons, of u
superior quality,
India Calicoes,
Newport. April 90, 18
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-05-06

IZUlU > IZUUU
No deduction aud no. fsro Bt0nks TO q Pr;as .sy .
The above excellent Lottery is for The purpose of
paying for the Westinghouse of the saad society.
and 1t is presumed viii meet the liberal support %
those who are disposed to build up the walls of Zion.
The drawing OF this Glass will commence in May
next, in the town of Providence
Tickets in the above Lottery may be had at the
truly Fortunate Lottcry-0xice Of j. G. SHAW, who
sells the High Prizes
Whole Tickets, s 100. Quarters. 8 LIP
J. &. SH.fW.
Newport, March 25, 1918
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-05-06
NOiiCE.

70 LET,
THE upper part Of House in Thames-street--
j very convenient for small family. For fur-
,be, n.r,iculars inquire at this Office. April ID.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-05-06

IIsmerican Sattinets,
liCalicocs, Baizes,
Cotton Stockings,
,lsLiIting Cottons, ,CaGcoes,
llCNton Laccs, Linens,
IISilk Stockings.
/ Ladies' and Gcntlemens
4 Beaver and Silk Gloves,
4 Undressed Calicoes,
Calicoes,
|lwhite and col Cambricks,
|lCordid Ginghams,
wing Silk,
lCotton balls and in hanks.
nSi,k and Cotton Shawis,
Illoiik Fiorentaine for West
! coats, Suspenders, Um-
! brcllas, &c. &c.
l3.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-01-09

STAUNr0N ACADEMY.-Bartholo Full
~ Ter and Wm. White Esqsires, have been en-
saged as Teachers in the Stanton academy from,
the 18th Of November. The qualifications of Mr.
Fuller as Teacher of Mathematics and all tie
branches connected herewith are too well known to
require comment--Mr. White who hath lately
taught the Latin, Greek and French languages on
Hardware in the county of Albemarle, is also cee
brated Teae her in his line The Trustees have c.
very reason to believe that the seryces of these
temen in this institution viii be permanent
The prices for teaching Reading, Writing, COM
mon Arithmetic and English Grammer, will be 8
Dollars the Session term OF five months (; for
teaching the Latin, Greek and French Languages.
the use of the Globes, Natural and Moral Philoso.
ply, Astronomy, Bellies Lettres and Logic and All
the various branches of the Mathematics at dol
lars the session.
Boarding and Lodging may be had in genteel
families at 40 dollars the session, exclusive Of fire.
wood * candles.
The session will commence on the 5th of Nav &
the 18th OF November in every year.
The Trustees considering the heaIthness of
Staunton, the correct and orderly deportment of it's
inhabitants, and the well known capacity of the
Teachers, feel confident that the institution will
merit considerable share of the public patronage.
SAML. CLARKE, Sec'ry.
Dec ~ w6wp
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-01-09

. oiiCE-Fursuant TO a decretal order of the
" county court OF Cabe!l County made in the
cause therein pending, wherein John Bryan Max
wei, .4nna Maria Maxwell, and Elizabeth Bryan
6rant infants under twenty one years of age by
George Z. Maxwell their next friend are complain
ants, x James Ray is Deft
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 q
tract otand lying and being in said county OH the
waters oil Guyandotte river, containing ten thousand
acres formerly the property of the said james Ray
also moiety of another of Land lying and be-
ing in said county Mud-river a fork of Guvan.
Iotte river containing forty thousand acres and also
formerly tile property otsaid James Ray.
EDMUND MORRIS,)
MANoAH BCSLICK.
Cabell County, Jan. 5 iaw4wp
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-01-09

kNDUCAfrUN-Mrs oarau woodward respect
~ fully aiiorms parents and guardians, that she
intends to devote herself, from first oil January
next, TO The Instruction oil YOUTH her former resi-
denec, Rockets !i Her plan will be to form
young Ladies, who will be instructed in English
Grammar, Reading and Writing, together with eve
ny useful and ornamental part OF Needle Work and
Drawing at seven dollars aud fifty cents the second
class to consist of young beginners at the Needle.
where the same instructions will he progressively in
troduced at six doiarS and the third class To ccn.ist
of small children, with whom the hest method will
be pursued, 10 prepare them the next class III
five dollars per quarter, with strict attention to the
morals of all.
December g. .mo
NE. -Four Young Ladies will be accommodated
with board su1 lodging, including washing and mend
ing, at fair price.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-01-09

The Noers sold Linn 10 a party OF travelling Arabs,
aud that he travelled with them IS dag through A.
rama, Barbary and Morocco, when hc Was sold to
another party OF Arabs, and travelled val, thetn
through Agsrb; iy this party lac Was used very III,
being several titses stabbed and otherwise abused
lie was then sold to- patty OF Mossemen, anti ira
yelled with them through, Suez To Mosa,iore, where
be was ransoined by the Emperor at Morocco,
through the interference Of Mr.. j. Dupee, agent
To Mr. Simpson, American Consul General at Tan
gicrs, and sent to Cadz, .iron whence he took his
passage to this country. The ransom took place On
the sd of July.
The folio ang is a copy of the letter which the -
hove mentioned sailor received from Mr.. Dupec.
81 have but just learned your deplor;,be cass, s
have sent the bearer with ORDERS To bring you ,he.
am the agent to Mr.. Simpson, Consul General of
America at Tangers, and after hav. procured your
release shall endeayour To get that Vi your unUr
tunate eountrymen in distress.
have purchased one OF the men and have him
under my protection His name Is Oliver Nickles
have ordered this procure beasts for YOU to
ride upon, it must be very distressing; for you to
walk. have also sent to the rest vi cur pani-
&c L am your friend,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-01-09

y AND FOR SALEM conformity to the di-
e reetions OF the last VIII and Testament of Col ,
John Harvie deceased, shall offer for sale to the
highest bidder. at the door of the Bell Tavern in
this city on Thursday the 4th day of February nexr
fair, ii not the fair day, Tract of Iflna w.
ing III The county Of Chesterfield supposed TO con,an
about seven hundred Acres. The land lies con,ip-
Gus to the lands OF Mrs. Smith, of Peter +. Smith,
Clarke, Goode, and others, and is situated about
or miles from the town of Manchester. 1t a.
bounds with good Oak Hickory Y Pine.
The terms of Sale Will be, one third CASH and
the other two thirds in two annua, Iusalmens TO be
secured by good personal security, and a Deed OF
Trust upon the Land.
il will he old by the acre, and it will be survey.
ed soon after the sale possible. A good TILE
viii be madeby
VIM. BROCKENBROUGH.
.4dt,'r. Spih the NH annexed of
Col. John Harvie, deed.
Jan. .. S.wtds
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-01-09
January S.

" IRGiNIh-At Rules holden in the Clerks Of
nee OF the Superior Court of Chanccry for til e
Richmond District, the 18th day of November 1879
John !. Bowler and VIM. L. Bowler. Phs.
AGAINST,
James IL. Lynsh executor of R;chsrd Bowler
deed. WIN. Bee, Miller Bee, Elizabeth Bee, John
Lynch, Joseph Lynch, SaIIey Lynch, Nancy An
derson AMI Pogncy Anderson her husband, Matilda
snd Richard Laeklsy, Mary Turner, and VIM
Lynch. De 6iS.
The Defendants JOHN I,vncL icserlt Ity,.eh
Nancy anderson aud Pouney Anderson her hus.
band, Richard Lack,ey * VIM LyYch not having
entered their appearance aud given security accor.
Court, and il appearing by satisfactory evidence.
that they are not inhabitants of this country-hi is
orceyed That the said Defendants do appear here
on tie inrt.eth day of the next term aud answer
tic bill OF the Plaintiffs; and that copy of this OF.
der be forth va. inge ed in some newspapcr pub.
lislied Ia lhe CITY OF richmond for two months sue
eessiyeiy and posted at the front door oil the Capitol
in the said City,
A Copy. Testc,
Wrn. W. IIENINC, c. C.
Dec wSwu
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-01-09


'ESllE Subscriber has jus: reesved from England q
a general assortment Of fresh Garden Seed
which he viii sell at whole sale OF FETAL AT the Phil
adelpha & New York prices, among which are
so lbs Early York Cabbage, 81 do. late do. so do.
early Sugar Loaf do. 20 do. ase do 30 Esry CauJr
flower, % do late do. 60 Green and yellow SAVOY
Cabbage, Go do, Drum, Head do. 20 do. Caulifower
Brocale 20 do. rcd Duteh Picking do. 10 bushels
early frame Peas. 10 do. es-y Charlton dc, 10 do.
Bue Pruss.an, 10 10. Marrow Pat -. So lbs Sal
mon l'sdchj 50 do purple do. so Scarlet DO 50 do.
short toP do. Sd do Trrpip do 10 do. Hlacl, 5pap-
ish DO > }ushcls white Mustard, do ilrovn do
do Rape do 2 do Canary -. ~ lbs Scoth EsIe,
~ lbs DO Spinnagc, 20 lbs SUMMER Cress 10 do.
Winter do. 20 Do white curi'd Endive, % do do.
asparagus, yellow SPECIFIED and crown Sna1s Sold
Celery, White and red Onion, Double Parsley, Pep
per Grass, Salsdy, Sorrel, Nas.urtau Early frame
long green aud Cluster Cucumber. Scarcity. Ice
Cabbage, Green Co.'S, Graud Admiral, Brown
dutch Il Mouse Lettuce Blood Beet, Orange
Carrot, .ueerne, Rcd aud Whine Clover, aud Tim
othy Seed
III UAGJAM.
FOR RENT-and immediate possession riven, a
convenient TenstH Slit adjoining tie Csdol Square
T. IL.
DE 22. Wu
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-01-09

g. 2ELI-FlELD FOR S.2LE.--The subscriber
Ed wishes to sell this estate, lying Immediately Oh
York River, five miles above York Town, and about
ten or twelve from Williamsburg. This tract con-
~ OF which is timbered. From the fertility of the
soil, the improvements and its local situation, this
may be justly esteemed among the most valuable x
desirable estates on York River. 1t is well adapted
provements consist of two story Dwelling House. .
good Kitchen, and all other necessary out-houses
Two very fine young apple and one peach orchard
he terms OF sale will be made known by the sub
scr'ber, living on the place-and in his absence the
premises VIII be shewn by major Gavin l.. Corbin
living in The neighborhood.
Wa. NJ. WALLER
January S. W8w
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-01-09

E IL persons having claims against the estate of
- Capt. Nathaniel Anderson deed. late oil Asy-
!um, Albemarle County, are requested to bring
them forward TO the subscriber, for settlement and
payment: those indebted to the estate are earnest
~ requested to make arrangements for the dis
charge at their respective balances the situation
OF tile Estate will adult OF indulgence.
CHRlSfOPHER HUDSON, Exr
OF Nathaniel Anderson dec ID.
Mountain, Aibemarle County, Dec % wl2wp
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-01-09

A CARD-.1iRS. ROSE, takes this method of
a returning her thanks TO the Ladies for their We
ny liberal patronage, and informs them that she has
declined business in favour OF Mrs. nicCart, WHO
VIII be enabled irem the present arrangement to-
have the newest fashions from Phiiadelpha New
York and Baltimore. Mrs. Rose will superiuteud
the business this winter for Mrs Mozart am, pro-
misses TO select the spring assortment which she has
40 doubt will give every satisfaction.
Mrs. McCart begs leave assure the ladies' thai
no exertion shall be wanting her part to merit
share of their tavours.
January 5. IF
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-01-09

'GNtiE subscriber being about TO decline business.
d will offer for sale the first day of April next, ali
his stock, consisting OF Groceries, Glass Ware Chi
ma, Sc.--at the same time some very valuable Fur.
niture and Silver Plate. Grateful for the encouraee
ment lie has received from his friends and generous
public, he begs leave to thank them for the favors
they have granted him. He begs also that those
indebted to lin may make immediate payment.
Any demand against him, will be paid by
AUBlN LAFOREST.
wish TO hire out for this year, one excellent
Seamstress, aud one good House Servant. They
January ;. wSw
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-01-09

ENITZWHYLSONN & POTTER, with an ey.
l. teDsive assortment Of articles in the Stationary
line, have Just received and have for SALE LEES
Ie,,loirS q ths W.3R in hc Southern Drba,f,ne,t
of the United States. The subscribers to th, WORT
are requested to send for it,
On hand, variety of Bibles, religious works
school books, miscellaneous productions, Day Books.
Journals, Ledsers, Record and ether Blank Books.
Pen Knives, sc.
January 5. wsw
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-01-09

HtAUTION--The subscriber is Obliged to caution
~ the public against hunting shooting and fishing,
On his Dover Farm in Goochand county. He espe-
cialy forewarrs all persons from hunting with DOES
hauling OF senes, fordns the river aud crossing the
farm.
Such trespassers viii be prosecuted with rgour
JOSEPH TRENT.
January 5. w5w
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-01-09
Congress-.
IN SENATE.

.Honddy, January \.
The Mississippi I'LL was taken W, lurt,er eousi.
deied, and postponed to Moatay.
.ur. Tar presented AN official copy OF an Act OF
the Legislature ut Georgia declaring che assent at
the state OF Georgia to the formation OF one or
more states la the Mississippi Territory.
ii message was received from the President,
transmitting the Annual Report of the Director o.
the mint.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-01-09
Dec. 8.

8 SESERI 'ON------Aichae Hays, an lris,man
q y aged 70 years five feet seven and IA inches
high, Of dark complexion, black eyes, black hair *
by profession copper escaped from my rendezvous
on the night oftie GU INST. lie was Formerly re-
sidcnt ol the City d New York where il is bccy-
ed he VIII endesvor TO rcsctdc himself. Any and
every Gcrson who shall MID tie said HAYS in his &.
l0pemcn' VIII be prosecuted as the law directs
and whoever will deliver him to Inc orput him in
the possession Of sny other officer Of The army, or
confne him IN jail 50 that regain him. shall be re.
warded with Ten Dollars, aud have all Necessary ex
penccs refunded
RICHD. POLLARD,
Capt. 2o;h Rest. U. Sin
Dee. Is Wv
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-01-09

s IN the 10th day Of the next month, (December)
~ will be offered for sale upon The premises, al
joining Goochiand courthouse, rs acres of land be-
longing to the estate of Samuel Noodson, decd up
on which is a well butt house for tavern, with al
NECESSARY out houses good garden, lots sc. There
is no better stand we believe in the country for
merchant Or Ia'ern-keeper, it being in q populous
s, rich Ee'sEboshood, and IN one mile oil James III
ve., and thirty miles from Richmond. However, il
is deemed unnecessary TO give very particular des-
crption OF this properC as it is presumed that those
who may wish to purchase, will examine for them.
selves. Possessions 20 the above property cannot be
given until the LIST day o. January, 1914 q. it is rent.
ed 70 Mr.. Benjamin Anderson, tie present occupant
until that time hat the purchaser viii have the be.
net OF the rent from the lst day OF January next to
the time OF possession, which rent will be two hun.
Ia -, anu my uUiiars.
Terms Of sale, one moiety in cash, the balance in
twelve months, from the day OF sale for lieh ba.
lance, bond With approved security will be required,
also deed Of trust upon tho prosperity.
TIE EXECUTORS.
Goochand, November "a. enwtlgth
~ The sale Of The above property is postponed
until Monday The 18Th of January next being Ciooeh-
land court daY
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-01-09

j Situation for Private Tutor wanted. A Young gen
IN temsn who can give satisfactory Testimonials
as to his moral department and his qualic atoms TO
teach the Latin, Greek, and French Languages,
wishes place in private family. For further part.
cuIars apply to the Hon. Francs 7. Brooke, or An
drew Stevenson OF Richmond, VIM Brooke, of
fredericksburg. or Thos. w. & Francis &. Marry
of AlbemarIe County.
Dec %. If
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-01-09

FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD-Ranaway from
n t,e subscribers, residing in Naury county,
Ienaesse) t"o negro inca, To wit ISAAC and
liAkRf. isaae, aoout % years Cf a,e, about S
feet 10 OF IL inches high, very likely trim made
fellow, very black, quick spoken: had on when hc
went away black FUR hat half worn, blue cloth
l'antaoons and short roundabout coat--ulso AN old
biue surtou; coat. Harry stout made fellow, a.
bout 30 years OF age, feet oor 10 inches nigh, OF
yellow complexion, bushy head Ut WOOL, full
mouth, speaks slow and weak, sumo white specks
on his upper lip, he has his side Ly Tic
stab us kn!e, had On vixen he went away what's
ciied sstir beaver hat, hail worn, a red n.nuei
shirt, smoky brown cloth roundabout coat, = tow
cloth pan,aioons, the upper part Of his shoes were
spht-ihey were purchased in the city of Nor
folk. in january last, which place il is thought they
viii 30 to-l'ie above reward will be given to auv
person who will deliver the said ne,;tues to The
subscribers OK secure them in any goal that We .ct
him again, with III reasonable expenditures.
SAMUEL Il. WILLIAMS.
Win. BRADSHAW.
Dec s. wswD
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-01-09

~ OTICE-Ail persons having claims against the
~ estate of >Baitour Thompson decd. are re-
quested to present the same for payment; and all
persons indebted the said estate are requested
to pay the same to John i'homnson whom have
authorised to grant receipts.
CHRISTIAN THOMPSON, Admr.
Of Bafour Thompson decd
Dec. "a. w,f
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-01-09

"a OI1CE.-The Stockholders in the Brook
~ Turnpike road are hereby notified that ten
dollars must be paid on each share to Carter t. Page
Treasurer on or before the first Monday in Ianua-
ry next, and two dolls and fifty cents on each share
on the first Monday in every succeeding month, du.
ring the year 1918.
The Directors of said company viii attend at Mar
TN kakers Tavern, (Bacon Quarter Branch,) the
18th Inst toreceive proposals from those who may
be disposed TO undertake to complete said road
BY order of TIE DIRECTO2S
Dec. 12. m,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-01-09

S[OR SALE for cash on the ith january next
8 before the Bell Tavern fifteen likely Negroes;
Sen, Women, and Children, among them is an
excellent carpenter of unexceptisnabie character
TO satisfy claims the estate Ut Edward Chamber
layne.
VIM. Il. CHAMBERLAYNE, .4d,,p'r.
Dec 81. 4t
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-01-09

Et'o6 SALE at the Penitentary, by order OF the
d 'E%eintiye, four likely Negro Men, who have
been condemned. and their punishment committed
10 punishment, one OF which is Shoe Maker. and
all in the prime of life. Also the following articles
on the most reasonable terms for cash. or materais
wanting for manufacture in the Penify, viz from,
81 to 2Od cut nails and brads; Cd to sod wrought
nails and spikes of any length; brass mounted and
PLAIN Crates, Tenders and Cinder-Shoyeis Traces
Axes, Hoes, Hinges and Chains, of all descriptions
Spun Cotton, from No to No. To- cotton * wool
EN- Cloth; Mems, Womens' and Cll!drcns' Shoes.
the greatest variety; also Boots s Bootecs Horse
and Mule Collars, Breeching, Back s. Belly Bands
Carriage Braces, Brides, sc Bed Cords leading
chalk and garden lines seine, wrapping and Carpet
twine; whecl-barrows, flour barrels, tobacco and
lard Kegs blowing and powder horns, morocco
hats and horsemans caps, and variety Of other ar
ticles, TOO numerous for insertion Some az tht.
foregoing articles will be sold at reduced prices hay
ing been made some time.
Articles sent TO the Penitentiary TO repair &c
must be taken away in three m0nihs or tlley win
be sold to pay for such repairs. Ten pair boots and
i've pair OF shoes of that description, arc now for
sale.
All letters by mail to any of the Prisoners. also
letters on business to the keeper must be post.paid
For every slave put into the Penitentiary for safe
keeping, Ten cents per day will be required for their
board. Orders tor Penitentiary Manufactures
Striotiy attende 10 aud execute ell DISQUALIFICATION TO
WILLIAM CAMPBELL, Keeper &
Agent
Who will also sell 7oOolbs. of hoop scrap Iron, aud
h- hirr-:;an - ihc Nx..r;iti-g -ain --...-t---
wheels and carriages fur field pieces suitable white
oak timber: also pine and poplar rlank and scaut-
ling for the use OF the l'enitcntiary.
December %. ot-wtf.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-01-09

& EARDWARE. LRO.N.HO.NGERY, cur.
- LEhf sc. SSe-jas. dream, sign Golden An
val, T.; formerly Main street, Richmond, has just
cciyed Ivy the John and Adam from London-and
Ceres from Lyerpool-eo tons superior quality Bar
Iron assorted. Hat and squarc-a very extensive as
sortme OF elegant Tea Trays, and Walters, Stock
Locks OF all kinds, Coffee Mills Fendcrs witt, sheet
Iron bottoms, Copper and patent Iron rea-ket-
ties Iron Wire Of all sizes, Eat smoothing Irons,
with large assortment of first 6lacksmths bel.
Iowses from 2i TO Sc Inches, Smiths Anvis, and
wees o' all sizes, Files, Rasps, Buck Irons, Siedge
and Hand Hammers, Screw plates sc. &c.-being
considerable addition to his former stock on hand
all of which he is determined to sell low for cash
or acceptances in the City at 9, i, or months.
Dee. IL. fF