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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-01-12
Nov. s.

EfOR SALE at the Peuitentary, by order of the
Executive, four likely Negro Men, who have.
been condemned and their punishment coinInutoa
to Punishment, one OF which is a Shoe-hIaker aud
all in the prime oil life. Also, the following articles
on the mos reasonable terms for cash. or materials
wanting for manufacture in the PeDity, viz. from
Sd to cod cut nails and brals; Cd to sod wrought
nails and spikes of any length; brass mounted aud
PLAIN Crates, Tenders and Cinder Shoyeis, Traces
Axes, Hoes, Hinges and Chains, Of all descriptions
Spun Cotton, from n %. TO No. l6 cotton & wool
en- Cloth; Mems, Womens' ard Childrens' Shoes,
the greatest variety also Boots s. Bootees Horse
and Mule Collars, Breeding, Back & Belly Bands.
Carriage Braces, Brides, &c; Bed Cords ieating
chalk and garden lines, seine- wrapping and carpee
twine; whecl-barrows, -four barrels, tobacco and
hats and horsemans caps, and variety of other ar
ticies, too numerous for insertion. Some OF the
foregoing articles will he sold reduced prices hay
ing been made some time.
Articles sent to the Penteutiary to repair &c.
must be taken away in three months, or thew will
be sold to pay for such repairs. Ten pair boots and
five pair of shoes of that description, are now for.
sale.
All letters by mail to any of the Prisoners, also
letters ON business to the keeper must he pos-paid
For every slave put into the Pepten iarv for safe.
keeping ten cents per day will be required for the,
board. Orders for Penitentary Manufactures
strictly attended to and executed by application to
WILLIAM CAMPBELL, Keeper Sc
Agent
Who viii also sell 7OOOlbs of hoop scrap Iron auG
by direction of the Executive, will purchase for
whee's and carriages for field pieces suitahfe white
OAK timber; also pine and poplar plank and scant-
ling FIR the us" OF the PeHitentary.
Uccetaber 90. at.-,r
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-01-12
4 Observation-Disclosures Court Nov Sd 1919
IL Mary Freeman admx. of Gideon Freeman decd.
Jan. o.

PltE
Phiiemon Hurt Junr.. & Daniel R. Barnes sdmr
OF Philemon Hurt, senr. Decd
The defendant Philemon Hurt jr. not having en-
,ered his appearance asd given security according
to the act 81 Assembly and the rules of this court
anu appearing to the satisfaction of the Court tina,
he Il not an 'nhsbtant of this state on the motion
OF the plaintiff by her counsel it is ordered that h,
ana snsver the bill of the piaintiff-and that CO.
Ply OF this order be forthwith inserted for tw,
months successfully in newspaper published !,
The city OF Richmond and also posted at the from;
door Oh the Court House of said County.
Copy.
THCs READ, CPk.
pw
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-01-12
RICH'D. POLLARD,
CaPt. 2oth Reg't. u. S. Laf'ts

TpALEIGH TAVERN, FOX REWT--Tbe
n q, Raleigh Tavern in Williamsburg, will be rent
ed Tor the present year, and immediate possession
given, or will be leased for three or five years
There is large and valuable pasture attached to-
the tavern and several beds and other ,ousebold
Furniture may be had with the e5tablis!,mt Mt. as
well as two Cooks, male and female, may be OBJ
tanned by purchase, by those who rent Or lease the
tavern.
For terms apply TO Robert Anderson, esq of VIII
Harrisburg, Edwd. W. Trent, esq. of Richmond, or
the subscriber living in Powhatan county.
WIN. CRUMP.
January :. IL
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z AESERTiON.--,John Riley, born in the county
4 of Greenbrier, aged u years, 0 feet, 9 ineaes
high, OF dark complexion, light eyes, black hair and
by profession carpenter, deserted from my recrrt-
ing party in this city on the 25th ut He has prob
ably returned to the county whence he came.
$40 reward viii be paid for his delivery to me-
his security in Jail Whoever may assist him in his
deseition shall be prosecuted with all the rigor Of
the law.
RiCHD. POLLARD,
Carr. ooh Psz't N q I,f,t.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-01-12

MARINERS RANK OF yigcfNtA---T's.
4 Stockholders are hereby notified, that ~, rs-
Oily 10 the charter o. incorporation, the fourth e.al-
nent OF twenty-five dollars each share OF Stock,
val be payable AT the Bank, at the Offices oi ,ss-
'ount and Deposit, on the sth of February next.
VIA. NENERYiS, CASTER.
January 5. ,rsw
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A Situation for Private utor wanted. A young gen
"A Ileman who can give satisfactory Testimonials
AS to his moral department and his qualifications to
teach the Latin, Greek, and French Languages,
wishes place in private family. For further part.
culars apply to the Hon. Francis I. Brooke, or An
drew Stevenson of Richmond, WIN. Brooke, of
fredericksburg. or Thoa. w. Sc Francis Il. Maury,
of Albemarle County.
Dec. 90. If
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-01-12

z LANKErS, COTTONS kc.-For sale on NJ.
By eommodating terms the following articles, viz
Rose II Du1Ie Blankets, G.. Il Brsithwait's Cor
tons, German and Blstered Steel, 8 & 10 py. Nails.
Apply to
VIM. BROWN, & Co.
November OF a.
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vEViE subscriber very respectfully offers his ser.
a vices to the Citizens of Richmond and Of its vi
ci,tY .e.che- llin -:il >...l4--
raphy, Reading, Writing and Arithmetic the Lat.
in and English languages giammaticay. Geography
including the use OF the globes, Eucrd's Elenents
Surveying &c. &c Tuition fees $40 per quarter.
with Che addition " 80 per for pens and ink
Six hoarderg can he accommodated in his family
each furnishing his bed, and being under n wears o
age, at $50 per quarter. The school will be kept
in the house lately occupied by James A. Oswald.
EsQ'r.
The snbseriber's pnblc duty as q member of the
Legislature win preclude tie practcability Of his o.
peniny school previously 70 the lst Of March next
at which lime he viii commence The most assidu.
Gus attention viii be given to the morals and to the
literary improvement of those committed 10 hi.
care.
mo. Il. JESSE.
jan u 2sw1m
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gxaI'.. 9; 1vii,;iii1if- iru i;re,i,ient anu III.
n y rectors have declared a dividend of per cent
Tor the last half year on the Capital stock of thi,
institution, which will be paid to the share holders
on application at the Bank in person or by attorner
after the 18th inst
VIM DANDRIDGE, Cashr.
January Q. CT
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'iiE Subscrber tenders his services 10 his fricnGs
n and the publick IS commission merchant. He
VII also receive country produce Sc on storage ou
Che IHost reasonable &c rms at Hke Lumber house
occupied by R.r. Frederick Clarke next door 10
Mr. james HutehsCn's fronting she Ilasin
no. M.PULLIhtT-
Jan. g. 9awu
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-01-12

{ n neutrality-suspicious. Essex esxH,y
eour; of quarterly session, continued and held the
Ssih day of November, 1919
benjamin Jones and Sally Jones aad Peggy Jones,
infants under the age OF twenty years by Benia
Iain Jones, their next friend, and Ambrose Hunley
William Jones and Leonard Jones,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-01-12

a. RhfED from the stable of Gen. Marshall in
- the city OF Richmond on the goth inst. ches
nut sorrel mare with bob-tai, small white spot
on her right ear, another on her near hip, and
slight white mark under the fetl0ck OF one OF her
hinder feet. Whoever will deliver the said mare 10
the Subscriber or 10 Mr. Fielding Lewis in Charles
City, shall receive handsome reward, aud be re-
Enumerated for his expenses.
TnOs MARSHALL.
January Q. q,
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+.
own party, acting under the irritation Of recent
presidential elections he received the support of eve
~ federal member Of the Legislature, with The ex-
cept0n Of one or two al the most: support that
secured his election.
From these circumstsnccs there IL reason to be-
Icve that citizen Of these states would be more
t'ciy TO concilitc that united support, 50 essential
70 succeSsfl and honorable termination Of the war;
shouid reSss, Hnhappily, no longer remain at the
cp,on nf our government OF which, perhaps, there
Is at .Gs tire but ton much for approximations
ghcp1 nc he appointed, his character and undeYia:-
me c5ndict chief magistrate, furnish the strong
a5' pledge. taa' he viii set SIS the Commander IN
Chief Of tic a. States, and not as the General Of
party. In Ids respect It is believed that he will inn.
tais tire silasriaig founder Of our Eepubnc whom
Ne resembles ion rp4ry leading and essential traits =
from whom Daring sbo whole q his military
services no received ,rsug aud continued proof, Of
esteem. 4 COMPASSION - not intended. that extra
tiaordihary was iesigned by providcrcc for
the part ne iilcd sr 1ccsson never again 90 oc.
cur. lis eeni1s essentially rpilitsry----bc wac
ss soof Captain p. - company he COM
rnalier IN chei Che writer NJ tese remarks recol-
lects, when q srys.ant of Volunteer Company i:.
IRE, pcrfDrnii1e bs exercise under Geo Washing.
ton, thcn n eaP' ia rs enoher volunteer company 3:
Intersection. therefore, founded on personal know
lodge. The Commander il Chief @ho knows the
duty - every man Of egary grade IN HE army, can
only kno. when every man does bis duty. Col Mon
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" tttIFNt
Thomas Jones, junr. and Mary Holt,

IgGiFst
Thomas Jones, iunr. and Mary Holt,
DefeHddnf.
The defendant Mary Holt, not having entered her
appearance and given security according to the act
OF assembly and the rules nj this court and it
ing 20 the seGsaeiion of the court that she is not an
nhabitaut of thi9 oommonv ealth on the motion Of
the plaintiffs 10y their attorney, il 10 ordered that
thc said defendant appear here before the Fret
day of Marco term next and answer the bill ut the
hslnt's, and that copy hereof be forthwith insert
ed IN the Enquirer printed IN the city of BicA nond
Tor two months su2eesHycly, and anolberscd5 post.
cd at the front door Of the Court.ouse OF tis com
ty cory. Teste,
WILLIAM 10. MATTHEWS, D. 9.
for
JOHN p. LEE, elk.
December IS. vewn
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k'RENCH BRANDY-3 Pipe, 4th proof for
n sale by
J. l.. & N. K. THOMAS,
ID. Street.
Dee. IL. wifi
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-01-12

FIN. W. HEJVI.NG, q. G.:
December 10Th, 1919. wsw
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-04-22
BOSTON, April IA,
IATEST EROM FRANCE.


After our paper was Put to press, we
received a letter from Newport, dated
Monday evening last, stating The arrival
there Of the schooner Viper, Capt Ma
Their, 80 days from Rochelle.
Our correspondent writes, "Capt. M.
informs, that Bonaparte had left Paris a.
bou, the last Of Feb. for Austria, to meet
the Emperor Fl ancis; tina, the censcripts
for 1914. were raising * marching to the
diffrrr nj depots; s. that complaints were
LOUD * open, alRochelle, against the COR
duct OF toe Emperor. Traps were daily
arriving in France from Spain-CaPtain
NJ. saw several regiments Of them ut
helle-He heard no hing OF the Rus.
S ans having catered Bsrlin-Captain
NJ had On board Dispatches from the
nephew OF tie late MIR, Barlow, TO our
government, announcing Mr. BIS death,
and that hr had poss srlon OF II his pa.
pers-but being chased on the passage
by an English man Of war sind apprehen.
sive Of being Captured, threw The Des-
patches overheard.
Paris papurs to 18th February only
eceived, containing nothing later than
YOU have in Boston"
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-04-22
From, q London faher.

EJECTMENT EXTRAORDINARY.
A .ccne of singular nature Is now
acting at house in.the Adelphi, The
prcprietrix IA Jewess) it would appear,
had let her house furnished, to some fe-
males, at the rate OF 81. per mouth -
Being dissatisfied with their conduct and
wishing to regain possession OF the pre-
misses. she ayailed herself Of the excuse
Tie ucc upan,s having run into arrears of
rent, to endeavor TO eject them and as
the most effectuaI means OF carrying
her object into execution, caused the
whole of the furniture. sc to be rgmov-
ed. Two of the ladies however being
determined not to submit to this summa'
" mode of eiectment, aid deslreus o.
irving how far the law would protect
Them in the possession, took up t"elr a
bede in the front room on the hist moor,
in which, though stripped of every ar
ticIe of furniture. they have renamed
for upwards Of fortnight, neveF i"T I
moment quitting it, lest'bey Should not
he re.admitted, or the widow be secur.
ed agains, them. -.
The landlsdy, apprebensivs it she pro-
eesded to turn them cut by force' thar
she might subject herself TO prose u'ion
for an assault, AID thinking they must
soon be tired, if not starved out OF their
uncomfortable abode, made no attempt
to di,pc.e.s them. T.e'e ladies to guard
agsin., the effects OF hunger Tell upon
the expedien, of having rrosision: hand
cd up to them through the wihoos oy
mean. of a long pole Finding that their
perseverance was not to be speedily O.
rercoms, the men in possession have
now taken up their residence in the
i. frequently witnessed between II them e."
on tho approach of the forsgers OIL !ne
Female Garrison, the Ladies Struggling
to secure the prayisisHs, and the pro-
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-04-22
April Ell.
Valuable Lands for sale.

r. HE subscriber will sell Tract
Of Land, containing 5s3 and
halt acres, within two miles of Fauquicr
Court House; about 800 acres OF which
are in Woo, well timbered. The open
land is undergoing its first course OF
clover and plaster There are on tho
premises comfortable new Dwelling
House, not finished, good new Barn
and other convenient out houses. Pos.
session o. the houses and part OF tho
land can be given immediately, and OF
the residue affair harvest.
This is perhaps one OF the most de-
sirable tracts of Lind in the neigh9Ior-
Food of Fauquer Court House, on ac-
coun, of is vicinity to that place, where
Ere Woo sell, al from three to four
dollar. per cord a.'in.g RI, winter sea-
son. John 4 w. smith, Esq or Sami.
Low, Jr. Esq, viii she's tia land, and
make known tha terms Oh sale.
.,lss, ore ether Tract containing 200
acres. living IL Inc county OF Culpep-
Der, or tie main road leading from
Cbe.ter's Gap to Fredsrickshurg.>
Thi. land is eli adapted TO the use OF
plaster, and is no. more than two miles
from Mr., Moses Gibson's Merchant
Mill. Il will be shewn by Mr.. Curtis
Corbv. near the premises, an ths terms
made known on application to TIE SUBJ
scriber. living the upper end OF Faa-
ouier county, on the road leading from
,h~ curt House to Chester's Gap.
VIM. Clarkson.
.,.h Sw
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ton Of the most insidious.and annrinc;.
pied usurper which has appeared id the
annals Of time: That tho overthrow OF
your liberties is meditated, there is . rea,
reason TO suspect, and that the reign .
terror is approaching may be foreseen.
from the countenance given BY the pre-
sent chiefmagistrate fthe UnitedSrares
% the atrocioua mob Of Baltimore in Ju.
~ last, and from an attempt to stigma.
tie with the name Of Tory, Gan odious
appeilation applied in our revolutionary
war to such inhabitants OF America a.
adhered to the standard Of our mother
country the men that atchie we'd our In.
dependence. Yes, 1.-THE heroes of that war,
the founders of our liberty, such as
Washington. and Jay, and all who think
with them, are now stigmstised a, To-
rles. This term Tory." seems to be
OF uncertain meaning for when Mr..
Jefferson presumed to apply it to re-
spectacle citizen Of Virginia, JohnWise,
Esq. formerly Speaker CT the House of
Delegates of that state, tsipg called up
on for an explanation, he DE- clared that
he meant no impeachment of bis virtue
or patriotism, that according to the o.
riginai meaning of the term, it designat-
ed only such persons as supported those
employed in he characterization Of the
govsrnment, and IN that sense only h.
had applied it to Mr.. Wise.
According to this definition, who are
Tories? &c rtainIy those who support
Mr.. Madison and the present ruinous
war, Who are the Wings Those who
oppose Madison ahd the war.
Fit be meant to insinuate, by the ap-
peIiation of Tory, that any individual be
an enemy to his country, to its liberty
ard happiness--itis hoped that such IN.
suits will be repelled ashley ought to be.
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coMMUNlCA9'I0N
THE PROSPECT BEFORE Us.

THE PROSPECT BEFORE Us.
Though there be visible and fnrmi-
dable opposition to the present war In
every part of the United States, we are
no, TO conclude from this circumstance.
that IL will be Of short duration. The
majority of the people seems to be yet
with the administration And this ma
,ority exists at a critical moment, at the
commencement of four years term or
Office in Mr.. Madison, whose personal
character, being that of obstinate perse-
yerance, he is not likely TO yield to any
obstacle in the pursuit of his object. He
will not hesitate to employ every mean
to uphold his power; and the immense
army placed by the last Congress at his
disposal, gives all extent OF patronage
and controu, over so large military
force, az to insure to him an extraordi.
nary artificial influences over these Ohi''
ed States. Terror will be applied where
persuasion fails. And II successful mere,
a. we have seen it in France, we too may
sooner than we expect. boast OF our
grand monarch. Napoleon was good
Republican till he obtained an army -
The army made him Emperor, and III
gratitude he has conferred on the m'''-
tary the power OF controu,ing the civil CIVIL,
rights of his subjects. We have see'
so many demagagues, in all ages aNo
countries. become the tyrants and OF
pressors of their country, that we oogo
not TO be too confident of the purity
our own rulers, especially when we hho
them counting the smiles and appsoOa
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Sale at Auction.

I'M Wednesday next the 2Sth ihsts
~ if fair, or the next fair day, will poe
sitiv ely be sold, Oh the premises, tho
handsome, highly improved, and we'll
known Country Sea. of the late Jshn
Rickter, Esq. on the Mount Vernon
Road, about one and a half miles FROM
Alexandria, containing about ls Acres.
also,
All the Household Furniture & other
Personal Estate, containing handsome
and valuable collection Of Prints and d
variety of other articles.
And immediately after will be sold
his Farm adjoining the lands of Aueas-
tine ]. Smith, Esq. about 8 miles from
Alexandria, containing about go aeress
great proportion Of which is heavily
timbered.
The sale will begin a. 10 o'clock
A. NJ. and terms made known at tho
time.
A. G.. Cazenove,
Executor OF J. RichteSs
April 81 ST
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perry men On the other hand shdsh
.oring 70 drive them back into tbs
street-How long thi; ANAL but
spirited garrison may hold out it Is diff
cuh to conjecture, the sourss Of These
Ladies seeming to increase IN propors
ton to the difficulties opposetto them,
being at this moment perfectly unsubdus
ed. The Psliee Officers have been re:
peatedly sailed in to dispense the MOB,
which, curiosity to witness this e$tfaor!
binary scene, has necessarily attracted:
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-04-22
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.

The returns received from the Virgil
MIA elections are of such various com.
plexion, that it is impracticabie to form
from them any Correct estimate of the
relative strength of the peace and war
parties. In some districts where the
war mania has prevailed, peace men
will be eiec,eo, and in others where the
pue&@ oice was loud fer peace, war
men w!l eject lie friends to peace.
BY the las. accounts it is confidently
81 ed ,hst Hr. RGaGothh will not be re-
eixctra; bu. frnm Information derived
from private source, we are inclined
10 ~ eve that his election though ex-
ueneiy pFoblematical, is not desperate
Gs". Ereckenridge mas majority,
In Montgomery County of 9
In Boteiout, l47
ls9
Mr.. M'Ferrand (the war candidatel in
opposition to hin, has majority in
RockbIidge of SO which seayes a majo.
,ity in favor o. Gen. Breckenridge oil
Ill, and ensures his rc-ele,li lion.
Mr.. Sht61y's reelection may DO con-
hdently expected,
Mr. Gray will be left cut.
1fr. .Nepton is but s5 votes ahead of
the peace candidate Mr.. DIhuhead, aud
there is much reason to hope and be-
liese will have liberty to withdraw from
stage, upon which he has played his
Part in (" The Road to Ruin" with as
much zeal, though without as much q.
bllity, as any other man in the company.
The election for member OF Congress
for the Pendieton Districf, and for two
representatives of the County, has re-
suited in giving Mc0y the mob man
] majority of43 over Gen. Blackburn. IN
1911 the ma jority OF this man was 1919
The Winchester Gazette considers the
election of gen. Blackburn probable
event. Two federalisls represent the
county in the legislature. Las year the
representation was divided. berklsy
also sends two federalists to 1hc lsgisla,
ture. 1t is to DE unprecedented thai inc.
G.. jackson VIII succeed ~ suppianling
MIR. Wilson in the district which he re.
presented last session. Sucn chang
augurs i'll indeed to the Cause OF plinci
pie, but IL IS ,hais,t, nsuc oi The
times.
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April 81
On wednesday next the

IN "Wednesday next the
2sth April, immediately alter the sale at
the late John Richter, Esq. seat, will be,
offered at Public Auction, tho Estate Of
Andrew Jameson, Esq. Or the Mount
Vernon road, near The seat Of Robert
Patton, Jr. Esq Containing sbo", ihiri
teen Acfes, one half of which is well ses
in clover, &c-the residue h.. on it
young thriving timber On the premi-
ses there is substantial we'll built two
story Brick Dwelling House with pa
led Garden.
Terms will be made known at the time
OF sale
MIL 90 AoSf
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ALEXANDRIA,
THURSDAY, .4ilris %.
ITO SHEw
rHs VERY AGE ( soDH OF THE TINE
It's VoRM AND PRESSURE" &
go sHEw

In consequences of the illness Of near
'elative, and the inaisposi,ion of the
Propietor himself, the Arlington Sheep
SheariHg intended for the present year,
is postponed to the soth Of April 1914
when it will be continued as usual.
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Valuable Property for Sale

ON the 22d inst will be sold at pub.
lie sale, if not disposed Of prior to that
time by private sale, sundry handsome
and well situated Lots Of Ground on
the new Turnpike, leading from WASH
ing,on to the State of Virginia. Tho
proximity Of these Lots to the several
Towns in the District, Of which they
command a delightful view, renders
them very eligible scites for country
seats