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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-07-05
CONGRESS.
IN SENATE.
MONDAY, JUNE 20.

Mr. Campbell, from the committee on
foreign relations, reported the following
gill, which was read and passed to the
second reading:
II bill 10 trohi5it the citizens and inha6i-
tan!s Of the U. States from carrying
on any trade or traffic with the doni-
MONS or dehfndencies of the United
Kingdom, efGreat- Britain and ireland
Be it enacted, &c. That any citizen or
inhabltant of the u. States or the terri
tories thereof, who shall, during the
war in which the said United States are
at present engaged, either directly or H.
directly, carry on any trade, commerce
Or traffic, in any articles whatever, with
any of the dominions, colonies, or Deepen
denotes of tie United Kidgdom OF q.
Britain and Ireland, or with any person
or persons residing within the same;
and any citizen or inhabitant as aforesaid,
who shall directly or indirectly be prlvy
to, or aiding or abetting in carrying on
any such trade, commerce or traffic,
shall be adjudged guilty OF a misdemca-
nor, aud all upon conviction for every
such offence be imprisoned. Tor term
DOT exceeding two years. ror less than
six months, and be fued in sum not
exceeding FIVE thousand, nor less than
five hundred dollars and any ship, YES
sci, or carriage, of what kind soever,
employed Or used in any auch trade,
commerce or traffic as above described.
aud any cergo which shall be found IN
board of such ship Or vessel and any ar
lcles which sail be found in such Car
riage, when detected or taken IN such
unlawful trade, commerce, or tr'fhc or
at the return of the same to the u States.
shall be forfeited, the one halt to 'he use
ct the Z tied States. and the other half
to any person or persons who shall give
information thereof and may b. seized
wherever found aud cond nned before
any cour. OF The United Staes or the ter
ritories thereof, having competent lu-
risdiction Propided, Tat nothing liz
this act contained, shall be so construed
as to repeal, impair or affect any law
now in force providing for the punish
ment of treason or of any other offence
against the United States.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-07-05
MONDAY JULY S

Joseph Vaudeville,
Corner of Kisg 81 FefJar-streets,
OFFERS FOR SALE,
Br YHoLBSALE IND RESnIL,
I Teas--gunpowder' I'M
70 q. che''s JperiIhysOn,hy son skim
~ boxes young dyson * souchong
10000 lbs. green and white Coffee
10000 lbs. loaf and lump Sugars
los hhdsl New Orleans * Muscovado
So bhls Sugars
1000 lbs Pepper
20 bhds retailing Molasses
pipes, s half pipes and or casks l.
Madeira
s pipes Sicily Madeira
Is or casks old Sherry
8 do genuine old Port
A pipes Red Catalonia
90 cases cnoice Claret
2 bdtts, IL half pipes Malaga
sppes, half pipes and 20 or. casks
Teneriffe
10 pipes real Cognac Brandy
S pipes Gin
20 puncheons West-indla KUN
Is puncheons and 40 bbls New England
Ram
10 bbis Peach Brandy
IS do Whisky
500 gallons Old do.
hhds Cherry Bounce
so dozen Hibberts Old London Brown
Stout
20 bales Cotton
800 ID. Bengal Indigo
SEQ ID. Bright Nader
5000 h. Goshen s. Rhode .IslandCheese
500 bush. ground alum Salt
Mace, Nutmegs, Cloves, Cassia, Pi.
mento, race and ground Ginger, Cayenne
Pepper, Almonds, Chocolate, Rice, Peas,
Barley Mustard, Oil in bottles and TASKS,
Wine and Cyder Vinegar, Glauher
Salts, Bark, Scented White and Brown
Soap, Spermaciti mould and dipped Cam
dies, maccauba, rsppee and scotchSnuffs,
chewing tobacco, Starch, Fig Blae. Salt
Petre, Arnotte, Alum, Copperas, Brim
stone, Gunpowder, patent Shot, Flints,
Hairpowdcr, Sifters, Cigars, Demiiobns,
Wrapping Paper and Irvine, Corks'
Bed Cords, Leading Lines, Traces, &c.
&c.
". 3. SO bushels fresh 1srranssd
CLOVER SEED.
March 6.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-07-05
PHILADELPHIA, June %.

In Ap:ii 1893, law of the United
States vas passed, appropriating annual
ly, tao hundred thousand dollars for
a'ming and cquipping the whole body
OF thc militia
These approp, iations now exceed one
million Of dollars.
I. does not ePpear b. he last returns
te Congress, that 'BO"e than enc filth II
the arms, contemplated to be procured
by the provisions Of this law, had been
distributed-nor does it appear, BY these
returns, that one third of the arms had
been received by the United States,
1.-The Manager of the Treasury land,
as 1t would seem, of all the cabinet con.
Germs had not been sent out Of the coun.
try on faI~dlstant mission, we would
enouire-Vhat had become Of the mo-
ney?
A Hand Bill, published in New-York,
states that Major Gen. Lewis, pursuing
the course of his predecessor Major
Gen. Dearborn, had left the army at
Fort George, under the command of
Gen, Boyd, and gone to Sackett's Har-
Dor.
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Herring Seine Iwlne.
Just -scsjped a. FOR SHE,

Herring Seine lwlne.
Just received a. FOR Sale,
S case. Herring Seine Twiae supe.
rior quality -Cameron Street Wharf.
George Coleman.
IN STORE.
Lisbon,
Ground Alum,
Russia and Ravens Duck
Do Sheetings
Cork for Seines,
Tanners Oil in bbls aud half bbls,
Sperm and Whale Oil.
Paint do in tierces and bbls.
birthstone in bills.
Mess No. and 2 Boston Beef, bbis.
and half bills.
Do. prime Pork, bbls.
pbis. Tar, Rosin, Turpentine and
Pitch.
E April z.
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NORFOLK, June -

Movements of the Enemy -1ssF'
day 4 frieates and some tenders IRON
the squadron in Hampton i hoaos' pro-
ceeded up James River. we cannot
with ce,sain,y say hsw far.
We have seen letter from Smithhcld
to gentleman in this place, aa.eo Dun
day last, which says, This morning
some barges full Of men from '''sate
which lies off Pagsn Greek MADE an a'>
tack on Old Town, but being "arIniy|
received by the militia. who had TWO SIX
Founders, they retired after exchanging
a few shots, without doing any damage.
An attack on this towns hourly expect.
ed Every thing of any value is remov-
ed with most Of the families.
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.hewhcrt Observation-Disclosures.

Friday morning British ship Of the
line and 20 gun brig appeared OH this
harbor. Some barges from the ship
chased privateer built schooner up the
cast passage, attacked her and were
beaten off. In the mean time the brig
stood into the west passage and sent her
barges after two coasters, which we're
saved by the timely aid of the gun boats
The enemy have taken several prizes.
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FOR SAL F

4 VALUBLE House Servant chou,
II q years Of sge-he is very likely
and intelligent, and would suit either a
tavern, private family or single gentle.
man. l wish to dispose Of the servant
to some person in Alexandra o. its vici.
nifty, as my only object in selling him is
to crafty him by being near his wife
She can be bought to accommodate psr.
lies, BY applying TO WILLIAM RoB1ysos,
Esq, The Servants will be shewn, and
the terms If sale made known.
Mex. BEVERLEY:
Westmoreland couaty,Va. June a.
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TIE following are the particulars Of
the cargo of the Bonnie Cheyenne, ar
rived II England from the Brazils
5l.s73 doublooDs 1889 pieces
loI bars of gold ls ingo,s of do l66s
ounces of do. 20 l-2 lbs. gold dust ;
l46 e04 dollars (; GA marks; a,7ss
ounces silver Q boxes do. 81 pieces of
precious stones and sundries valued at
sooool. sterling. Total value 46l 1901.
StcrEnp
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NEWPORT, June IS.

We are happy to announce the arrival
Of the veteran General Burbeck, who is
20 command at this post. We under
stand the general LETT here yesterday
morning for New London, to make some
arrangement at that place.
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BOSTON, June IS.
Great huroheau .Afair.

Great ENrofeaN IBairs:
French and English dates few days
latest have been received since our last,
via HALIFAX. The armies Of Alexander
and Napoleon were in sight of each o.
Their in tie heart of Germany; and but
very few days could have elapsed with.
out conflict in which perhaps the des.
TIMES of Europe were decided.
Boston Gentinel.
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NETWORK. June %.

ThePoictiers, of74 guns, Commodore
Beresford, has arrived off Sandy Hook
from Bermuda. Yesterday morning she
boarded the Spanish brig Alonzo, from
this port bound 20 Havana, ano inform.
ed that Ncw.York was blockaded--en-
dorsed the briggs register, and sent her
back.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-07-05

PROTEST OF the MINORITY
Of the Legislature Of Massachusetts TO
the Remonstrance Of the Legislature
thereof against the yar and othe'
measures of the General Government.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-07-05
Afurd.,-On SATURDAY morning last

Murde,.-On Saturday morning last
the coroner was called to view the body
of Polly Mann, mulatto, wife {" PeteS
Mann, at No %, Fayette street. "A jury
was summoned who brought in verdict
of wiIful murder against John Rose, a
native of France, by stabbing the dcceas'
ed in the left b. east, shoulder and thigh.
Rose has been taken and is committed
for trial 1t is sid that he suspected
the deceased Of having stolen clothes
from him, which so enraged him that he
was determined 10 takc her life, which
he unfortunately accomplished.
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To the Hon. Senate and House Of Repre-
sentatfues of the Uaited States Of H.
merica in Congress assembled
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-12-16
FOUCfTION.

V>ltE Subscriber respectfully informs HE friends
L ard the public. that he in,ends to contuye his
SCHOOL the ensuing yesr, in which viii be taught
the English, Latin, French, and Greek Languages
sran,matea,iy {; ieumans:p, Arthmotic, Survey
ng, Geography, Composition, Hisir's Lectures Ma
,ural and Moral Philosophy, with tie use Of toe
CIotes-Eis price sUr beard & Il. GA will be S,cu,
reh soei'ics' fndiig h,s own bed hehding ard
ass n vacation uf o,e month Will be- allowed COM
m er-i4s vpe t5th June; previous 10 wis,ch viii
be ~ DENOMINATION OF the School. at which lac would
be happy see all lac parents and guardians OF hs
! pups.
Knowing the great anxiety o! parents for the ir'-
lsrute,n. ut OF ,aer ehit.ren, being nsbie ci the
my ortsnee " te ores, committed 40 hs care an,i
sarucsiy wsHing enjoy the great subtraction oi
knovii that his pupils have learned SIS well as tae,r
cepaeics w'ld permit, he is vcsoivct not 90 aInI,
| a greater Number than can bc Gu!y attsnAcd to-
From the concord OF his present seho'ars, aod te
atnchuent which they manifest 10 A,Inseli Las fam
i'v and one shcher, they shalt have the preference
That he may me ersblsi To pay dae attention. 10
.he morals OF lis pup'', anu prevent, Gar pos
siO'c tie errors aud accidents to ~heh young per-
| sous are liable, I've will keep them rs muea Ia his
presence at az times, rs msy he prss''c'hie. The
term vii commence the loth jsnugry, and ,nd
OF. the 18th Daeerlber.
1'HUS. B.COLEMAN
Caroline county, Nov. 49, SG
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-12-16

militia, but conscious how important il was for Vir-
g;nia TO preserve the utmost harmony with the Ge-
neral Government, the Ex, eutive, discsrting al,
personal considerations, yielded compliance with
o. ta. comp lance accompanied ly sol, mn d.
clarstion, exhbitn g the views OF the LNeeutive not
only upnu this point, but on anOthsr, III wea the
state felt deep interest, that OF the liability OF the
United States for at the expenses OF the n'iiii,s
! when ca,isd into SEXUAL service. (Sss LoeuiacHt
VI -
Nv comparing the original muster rops with
those returned under the last mentioned ortete, IT
MAS sCop ssoer,anei that there vould be great de-
] hsenc., in the number contemplated. THIS has a.
risen pa,tly frorr Memorials, and party from onst-
ments in the army OF the Unted States. whie! by
law Of Congress OF the 10Th OF J.ns> lasi, Ia per-
united All, OF the mhlia, vaiie performing Z
iOur oiduiy.
In orler t0 stp9y these deGccne:e3, orders q. the
Esd OF September, were actually prepared, ealing
out tae residue OF the general reqrsiGon, from all
parts of the State not particularly exposed TO inYa-
sion which would have been barely sufficient to
f, COW the deu.snd. But the cnemy having :beu-
doned waite s. the Executive determined 90 DIS
| charge Col. vi Dowsl's deIashmeut, r'ilecs hy is
own consent, IL could be transferred 90 Norfolk. -
tbs ennsent having been sgnEed through he com
rnandant, orders we're issued on the u h OF Scpteyn.
Der, .or diseharginE all the cav9ry. and non-tcs-
tives, anG Tor proceeding With the baiSree 70 Nor
| ok on the l2,h ~ October In consequence ot
this arrangement the orders of thu 25i OF Septem-
| ber were not issued. Thus were I'll the TROOPS not
expressly received into the United Sstes rvice,
| except one company, stationed at tort Pnwhasn,
/ DISCHARGED, and bl orders offhe OF NoN 'mbor
that company was also discharged, leaving detseh
ment "i men Only, tor tie FrsserV alton vi the mi
| ltsry stores
| Ia estimating the defensive measures adopted by
| the Executive, the ior'fratons ut Hoods Fort
70 haian ought not TO pass uunoucet. Tina; ros'
| though Strong by ihture and deemed all important
| 90 the security Oi Petersburg and Richmond, had
received but little assistance from agt The work!
there have be greatly strengthened, anA Sc
veral heavy pieces OF ordnance mounted; tut it il
| still far from being rendered impresnabe q
from lis natural advantages it is susceptible.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-12-16
November SO.

NH GREITER, returns bis thanks TO his ng
~ IL nerous friends & eustOners h informs them
he la on band elegant assorte ut OF pearl plain
& !a"cy jeweiry, cold and silyec patent lever sad
plain watches, silver coffee pots, Tea do sugsr di.i-
es, cream pots, tunJsrs. ladies' table, dessert and
tea spoons, brHsch and Other candIestcke o! an en-
TREY hew constructions, elegant cut gas,, casto,s,
liquor stands, slides, military ssshes plumee gold *
silver epauletts. stars, cord lace gt end silver do
swords and side arfns. artillery, nfauuy aud Navy
buttons, canes, &c with variety Of avtic,e too t.
dious to mention and most Of which ha ye been
selected by hirnsslf in New York and eiiadel.
phia.
Nov. SO. 2awig
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- ANYWAY from the subscriber, on Satulday
evening the goth nit. negro woman han ID
PAGE, whot lately purcassed OF 4 MI. Charles
Croughton Of Richmond. I'm told size forme rig
belonged TO HhBton's estate near Fredericksburg,
whe u &c also said she hss free relations ard as
she carried away all the wearing apparel vi herself
and child, together will, her bed clothing, pre-
sumo she VIII be making the best Of her way there
provided STE first steal sway the chiid Il, in
The fnean time. she Should not have gone on imme-
ateiy, IS probable che may be lurking nhout MR.
!lening's quarter, near Bacon Quarter B,aEch.--
5he has husband at MIR. Croughtcn's and several
children, well 80 the chi. she ltG With ne
Which induces me 80 believe she viii not make OF
immCdiae!y. I will give a reward Of % dollars "a
any person Who will deliver tae said woman 10 me
in d place, nsar Mayo's Bridge and pay reasons.
bic charge. Page Is very mach p0ok fretlsr sud
pre- nant, aboat feet 2 Of inches high, and has
. down Ioos and bad on at the tine Of elopc nett
NV wooica cloth habit, Of dark London brown,
blue stockings, and a leg par OF northern made
shoes tHci and bound. u. DENNIS.
Manchester. Dec g. fr
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Wh.ssHINGToN HENRY ACADEMY

WASHINGTON HENRY ACADEMY
/ gsNiG trustees have appointed Mr.. Rufus Cbsmd.
Ter principal tutor tor this seminary oflearnre
He viii commence his dVues on the 18Th day of Ia
Tary uext, and discontinue on the 18Th If Deee,n.
bar following, making term of ten months, after
dc MEETING one Of the summer months for vacation.
III tr Chandler will teach tie following braachts OF
learn ins. VIZ:
III En- i,h, Latin s. Greek Lang aee,, Whiting.
Ari,hi iete, Engi 81. Composition md Geography,
with Il use Of the Globes The fees toi. Tri,i6,,
ia any all Gftbe aboe branches viii be $50, nav.
able in tyanee, .; equal queua,l- IA, nler,is.
Mr.. G. fndier produced 10 The Board a. = uc.ees
satisfaction testmOuiss IS well With rcspeet to his
moIals as to his capacity and success as isa cher
Hevss edu eIted at YalsJoege, where lie tool the
degrees of Bachelor anu Master OF hits Besides
the literary Onors conferred On lin ly the college
he IS highly s. uken o!by the Prof ssors under xlon
he studied.
The situa;io tofthe place ia pleasant sni rernqrs.
b. healthy ST tut 30 mites from Richmond, in lie
county OF IIaDov y. Hosrd washing and lodi ing H.
elusive will be Ornisbed at the Acadeu,v AZ ySsG
for the term, payable es above,
Board can be also bad among genteel families Of
the ne,ebbotbood on Tie sseie terus
my Scholar becUu Gng q member of the sshos'
vii. be liable for The toes Tor the who's term.
THOS. IISSLEY, PteS't ofthe
Ibayd Ct 1rustccS.
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TEN DoLL.qRS REW.4nb.

HeANAWAY on Wednesday the i7th November
4 e. last, negro man named jack, about &c or @1
years of age, slim made strait, feet AMI upward.
high, a light black complexion. He Was purchased
from Frances Spruggins Of James City county aud
VIII probably make his Wy down among his old Sc
quaintance3. lie calls himself John, and va doubt
viii attempt TO pass for free man. He had on
when lie ent away, Virginia cloth great Coz OF
cotton and wool, rsir OF dark forest cl5lb short
breeches, with patched overaa, pair Of coa i'm
ported $40 kings, with par OF stitched Town shoes
sometimes straw hat. WHoyver viii DELI
Yer tire sa,d Negro 20 the subscriber. ucar Bacon
Quarter Branch; or secure tirc in sny ici so that
gst him ssain, shall receive the above rewayt.
J. Il LUDau
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Noter.her 2.
In (AH AZ y. N y =

IN CRIHCEkI
I I Court, continued aud held for AILeuarl-
"a county, the sth day Of October, 1918,
Between
NiihrCi Braniham, Counl,iusnt
John lcuett, Alice Jonet,, heirs Of Robert Jouett
Na.han Crawford, and Margaret lis vie J bu
Alum and Mary lis wife, John Nils. Msnan
Mi's, Margaret Mills, Frances Nils, Clifton
Rhodes and Elizabeth bis wife, Charles .louett
lhomNs'C. fietcher and Susannah lis wife,
,t,,,,, Defendants.
ne defendants, John Jouett, Alice l. Jouett.
heirs ot Robert Jo1ett, Nathsn Crawford and Mar
geret lis wife, John hGn aud Mary his vile. Iol,n
Mills, Margaret MiHs, Frances Mills. Charles Ion
c't-not having entered their appearance and given
a@euity according Ia the act OF kssenbiy and The
e' OF this court, and appearing to the Satisfaction
vi the court that thcy are not inhabitants of ,bs
eoo''ry -on the motion Of the complainant 3y ~.
cnu"ee', II Is Ordered, by the Court Tat The said
i'ticniauts 90 appear here on tie first Monday ia
nuary nest anG answer the bill Of TIE complainant
aud that copy Of this order be forthwith inserted
~ some newspaper published IN the city OF Rich.
mona ior two months sueees5igely aud posted at ia
front door Of the Court house Of tits county Tor e
same time
n Copy-Tcs'e,
JOHN NICHOLAS, C.A.C.
November q ~
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MANY SOTI,H1;A-l,

EcRESENFS tor era:efa! acknowledge To-
4 Tie Ladies' OF Richmond sad Mauches,er, ana
TIE vicinity of each, tJr ,he past f.vors; and res
ptetinuy informs theirs thai sae is jas; Icil.rnci
iron, New Work, Philadelphia aad Buiti,,ar,.. and
will IN the course Ut this week from ,:os. p,s.cs r
ceive seoson:'aic and fashionable assortment OF
Miilener:', &c wliioh she purposes to nl,4n o. Sa
''rd'y next and hopes by moderate charges, end
becoming coml'acency to ot;2n ~ Usual, her share
oipub'ic patronage
fovenAcr II. Wv
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LIND I'Ok o.4LE.

" Uiyfae Of deed 81 9}u.t executed 70 tie s,1.s
Sender ~ John II. SHu4deTS, 6eariny Due ne
'fh gay Of Japn''y, 1912. 70 secure a fie5t die
to 5oH0c<, TiedSvay g Co
a. ILL BE SOLD or MONDAY tbs to,h do, 80
January next on The premises for ready IN
ney' ths following tracts parcels oiand yine in
ihe County OF Heprico en- the man run Of Il, et,.
hoInony swamp boundedby the lands of itober,
Price, Danel Price and JOHN Price, 10 ,sit-->re.
tract containing II 10 acres one other ;rao, Gnu.
iainng II l-2 acres other tract containing 1tp;
IL acre., and one other tract containing acres 4!
81 Po'ss making in the whole 238 acres and eletoi,
poe' BY lste survey and Deed Of conveyance t,on,
deis. 80 SV1'
The Subscriber viii convey to the purchaser ,peb
title ohiy, as 10 Vested IN him.
JAMES GRAY, Trustee.
by consent OF the lartes conc rned ,j,e.s,E or
the above property, VIII take place on THURSDAY Tie
10Th inst n fair, otherw' the neat far day
Manchester, Dec. IL.
Mt the sme time and place mentioned In The ..
love advertise the Subscribers Ly Yiriuc nfs
Decd q Trust to them executed NV aim " So
ders the cSth day OF Septefnber. 1910 ro ~,
purpose Of securing to ltObcr. Graham. exceutn NJ
James Lyle, deed. vino was surviving usr,ucr ~
i,J,o ead MeCrede, tlle payment OF eerts;n debt
therein mentioned, will proceed TO sell the ,sr,.i,
der Ofany) Of the 2S8 acres and eleven r,ocs ri ls
SO Described III the advertisement above t,oetl,rr
win Tue following Slaves, 10 wit" Lewis 4 uesT,,
i"''""' ItHiy negro vOfnsu, Cr'a 8 wotBan Moi
" woman, Evclins vornsn, Sukey q girl Eiy;.
"a iirstt, Ann, jd!a, A,ney, Mayo boy Billy snd
tatiy eiri"i OF Uuoh oi the property ncotjoc4j
IS may BE- sufficient Tor the purposes mentioned Ia
Tie said decree.
The trustees win convey such tide only % is YES.
ted IN them.
I4RLTON' S.qUN'UEHS.3u
J3.lfES BR.3VDTH, ru"etf'
~ consent Of the parties concerned. The sale If
tie hboye properly, will take place ON Tho.stisy
tie 10th inst If fair, othcr'.jge ile next fair da,
T. IS. g d. 3. Yfusnfs.
ilanches,er, Dec. 10.
FBNhE Captain OF tire Night Watc.. of t.e CIV II
Z Richmond, wishes to employ q number Of res.
peenbe men, that osu come we'll recommended 10
Perform that duty--wlieh duty I'll tc assigned 10
'hem--and their psy viii be 1886 rer wear and
good warm coats furnished thvu While ON duty
A"y person wishing to engage, viii apple ~
December .. er6t
2 = EN- O ' 4 lille Subscribers tsve rs,a,.
Z 9 we'd 90 orc Of Wickba'n'5 Teuemen,s on ID
3ueet where t''ey sGll continue tI.cir Comms.
ION bisiu S.
: oue.
JL&N.K. THOMAS.
~'o'' 70 vii
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-12-16

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