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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-07-06
Philadclhhio, yunp so.

Latest iron, The BlockadiaS Squadron.
A pilot arrived here this morning from
Cape Hen'open reports that or Monday
morning he saw the STATIRA FRIeATE,
the only British ship in the waters of the
i!e'aw ware, cndeavoring TO get under. wav,
the wind AHEAD & slack. Our Gun boats {.
loops distance about miles, & bearing
down for the frigate. Should the weather
Continue CALM he expected they woa,d az
tack the irigate a. soon as they br,rg could
their gans TO bear upon her with effect. The
LAY off the bouy of the Brown.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-07-06

~ a letter from Norfolk states t1at
right OF the British squadron nave gone out
VI the Bay
MOln,ed tvoona are hourly arriving in this
city. It IS said. Ihat the Governor mean, to
employ largcr proportion Of mounted
'harp-shooters for the fu.ure defence Of the
comm onweaith.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-07-06
Extract Of a letter 10 Merchant in th;a CT
~, dated

IuUtZ. VIII 20,
You vii. no doubt hear hefor. this gets to hand
~ an Order in Counsel 3O,h Ma CHI, declaring tie
Ports aud Harbors of New York, Charleston, Port
Royal. Savannah and the River Mississippi sta e
oil Biucaad.--sx rye ships ere ordered immediate
" for the United STATS
1t appears that the whole howl of is gather.
ing around Norfolk, muck anxiety is felt tor its
safety it would be an 'mpoitc act IN them to attack
I, Ian tod by persona well nforned that hhmira
Warren had actual orders to act hostiley against
or ma they express it, TO let feel that they at
war with rs.
1.-The last accounts from England mention that
they are carrying ON All immense trade to The North
OF Europe
. II viii he proper 10 remark, thst ths writer OF
this letter Is an rish;sui OF Norfolk one of
pectph'e mercantile hrm there-S by" Us" meaus
we who are citizens ot Virginia.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-07-06
July s.
TIVE pprslIiRNr

CONTINUES coayaiesc~n, rke progres, of his re-
.corery iroln fie severe ilhess w,h which he mas
Been Afflicted. favorable. t,sn me ,nost san.
5aiSs o,igstsogs VI b,A'afa'y sop iis Ii.ysc,aas
a bill has psssed both Houses OF Congress. nesrly
snsni'nonsiy COR enthorising the ou,iing nurobes
OF hArses tUr row -gales) FOR tl.e defence OF the
eAocss, aud wsters the U. States. This ia zoe
Sies Of defence relied on " tn 'rnch Confidence BY
1s'temen deemed well qualified Judges Of suc
matters, and We trust ghcn carried into execution
viii st'east partially arrest the p sh ma,auling Il
depredat;n. pSrtea in our rivers and shoal wa.
telE. at. I.;t.
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E~tract ofa leuc- fr1.1t q ,cry r.s

E:ffGct of lete~ I'm ocry rss0ecr~hIe gcntlc
man in HiI.a1ls6nFg 10 a Cfti2en of this to+gr
GGtca JuLy So, 1913
8. Until The last night, have rot, since tie attack
IN Hs0.p,nn, taken off my cnth.s. ,hmk nov
that the object OF the enemy's expedition has bee
IT, Sc, water. They have stout brig (ths 0ni, yes
sci of any size above, even hi h as hluibet,,
island on yrsterGay) ahove Swsnn's Point rad bsloy
the month ct Chiokai,omony. Several vessels, sra,
soh0oners, of the look and size OF Hampton Proi
bosts, and barges. are certainty pass,rg ~ * down
haze been ca the river every day fnce tilel have
been up; So that haye sean muc.' Sf their move
ments-and l am now convinced that their main OBJ
ieet IS water You Will read iy believe that dispo-
ston to get tre1h provisions, has not been wanting
Sc far IN nefhbourhoch, they have not sup
eesded much. 1t is said that the night before last
they planted great gun on the upper point ef
James Town Island We wan, some RIFF, men and
Great Gunt--ifwe had the latter. ttink thnt 80
would soon have that piece Of the enemy
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trs. the moment tue new frigate is prepared
&. all. Com. .ddV.
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OFFICIAL.
Friday, 8 o. C'locI

FTtaAy, o COX, q. N.
An Express dispatched the Committee
If pjgRGnce Of Petersburg ma ar ived Win
the following:
Fort PowKArAv, 1st July, 1852
o'c!ook, cUeninc.
SlR-t have this moment returneG
from Brandon, having gone TO that place for
the special purpose of viewing tha situation
and force OF the enemy--and have 10 com
nunicate to you, that there are three brirs
three scnooners. and one sloop 5aaiing IN.
II presume the barges are ashore in Chick
Ahominey, as l saw none, but heard several
guns hire. wnich suppose we're signals for
ne q to come off. &" = . $50
1 am yours, &c.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-07-06
Extract Of u letter from Pori
ENQUlRER.OFFICE, July s.
FOR TIRE ENQUIRER.

EEtrcct u a Lttter rom an o6iccr in Tie
army ct'the Y S. &c fis Friend in Yrgi
mia dareH
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Faract o. a Ie,,ey io7,, Surry Ccuyt -RoGsc,
Gentleman Of thss Cily,
dQt q SuRRY, Znu Jlll. 18I.

dEt u SURRf, ~ "a ll} % ..
lev moments only allowed I've 20 say t.
M tricnd, that are all under arms, and have
nad the modification of seeing the euepy passing
up and down the river without having il pow
~ {" 10 them sny i',lurs Before the ,sIta couih
In. cO!ieeied, they iantsd ~ different pSces-aiil
have COM mite 81 the wautoa he .redauons ihe
prcpeTty ~ Nicholas i'auicou VI. pleasant lust
ahGSe Swshn's Point, has been much INJURED Was
sst t. e"iuS ~ lis '.Uuse, the Windows nearl,
All broSeI, aui such furniture i as left the
nnu IS cut anal much desccd and the -arings
OF - 'ia's i eut aud very much nuced. Erou
Mr. faucoa acne, HEKTT TIVE. Sheep hsve
hetii ',keH, an. tes.--nay, Ia, dGuAt, hu,
hts siav hlve,sd, q Che encIy rauct although he
IL OF the humane >n ndu!ss mt az on
eari - W have been also very tiaue!, injured and
In fac, that oi ever. other person this side tue
river, where they have lane;i. The barses h. ut-
arEeG v, sseis otthe enem are conlinuaIy RAISING
up and down the river.
he principal tOrce appeared last evening 10 be
moving up and young isotiis. deserted Il de,e-
red himself Up las evening" y The nSinc rf Dpld
states That they 1--we an tor III nurI,se n
obtaining water and tres provisions Inch tGev ar.
d, terniued TO have e RaE csine on shore yester
day TO et tie stdtiOr3 had the ir.l,,ud eng
to state that they wanted some washing done & n,
the time remark 4 that thry wanted water :,
The descr;er above mentioned ststes tbs. thu Ia ,
but lew men Each ban &c iroo, - % 20 men
o acre ~ me armed ORIG eve 5 a. F'ui
y several snslteT vessLis exclusive OF zee ar.
bove Pagan Greek, which r:.a.es up T. SLuhf,.,
there are about thirty o. the ~, and " are All
contulien. few pieces Of cannon would ensli, (.
To 10 much It they were well manned. lee. lnoT
Tor nay Country ihan lean express. Ar ucs,1Is
FooG has TRoD the soJL OF EIRcINIA LI
in"cm to her honor, she ppea ~ to have been 81.
81 cut the object of Their Vengeance - Yo.
must correct for me--what have stated kI,G,
to be tru-"
~ We have the pleasure &c being accuaip,
with the Intelligent writer Of the above; and kpor
that he IA gentleman of unique stionable vefaei,y.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-07-06

Ga the goth Of May, the priv eer ca,l
Jones boarded the ship Packet. from New
York to Lisbon. She made several prizcs
and informed that three American priva
tsers had captured and DESTROYED seventeen
sail OF merchantmen, bound frc,u England
tor Lisbon. under convey of frigate, and
nat the privateer Yorktown Of this port
had captured eleven sail Of mercha anthem.
.N. Y. ". Adv.>
E.rtraet Of u letter from Portland, dated the
25fh insf
9 Three British schrs. have just arrived
at this place, prizes TO the Young Teazer,
capt. Dhbson. One of the prizes are laden
with 90 hhds. of salt and tile other rwo. with
4Opnrcheons or Jamaica rum and some
mahogany" 10.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1813-08-09
100 DOLLARS REWARD.

I'd AN AWAY from the subscriber, iiy-
4 q ing in Centreville, Fairfax county.
Va. on the 9th March last, MuIatto Man
named WILLIAM RUTLEDGE, about
five feet five or six inches high, tolerably
well made, IS or 36 years of age, wears
generally handkerchief about his head
and ears for the ear-ache. Had on when
he went away roundabout and pantaloons
of grey coating. Has free wife who for.
merly resided in Georgetown or tn ecityof
Washington, and himself being formerly
hired there and at the Great Falls it is pre-.
sumable he has made for one of those plac.
es or some of the fisheries. He is tole
rable waterman and may possibly be about
the wharves is carpenter by trade and
will hire himself in that capacity if he can
meet with any person disposed to employ
him--It is more than probable he will vi
sit the Navy-Yard for employment-is We
ry much addicted to drink.
Whovever will apprehend said Negro s.
bring him TO the subscriber living in Cen
trevile, or lodge him in the Alexandria or
Fairfax jails shall be entitled to the above
reward.
GEORGE ADAMS.
April 81.
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sustained by the depredaticns Of the ener1t
or by means Of the troops of the United
o'ases snail be paid by the United States
=. inc price OF the articles captured or des<
troyed as aforesaid, on the deposition of
Two OF more persons Of creditable charac-
ters, and the certificate of commissioned
ohicer, stating tho circums tances of the
ioss, anu the amount Of the articles for
when compensation shall be claimed.
The privilege is reserved to the United
STATES OF requiring thatnone of the supplies,
which may be furnished under any Of the
proposed contracts, shall be issued. until
the supplies which have been or NAV be
furnished under the contract now in force,
have been consumed.
J. ARMSTRONG.
1 July ~. 2awAvu
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1813-08-09
May9l.
WAS COMMITTED

10 the Gaol of Baltimore county as run.
away on the 18th May, 1918, a,nepro man
named I'm, who says he belongs to Gen.
Beltzovsr, Washington county, MARYLAND.
near Hagerstown; FIVE feet eight inches
high, stout and well made, light complex.
ion, dark eyes. He is about 27 years of
age. Had on when committed drab co.
iored coatee and vest ard a dark pair of
WOODEN trowscrs, cotton shirt, coarse shoes,
ana an old iurred bar; he has scar over
MS lett eye. FheowDer is desired to come
ana take him away, otherwise he will be
sold for his prison fees
JOHN HUTCHINS, Sheriff
of Baltimore couny.
June IL. d6ot
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1813-08-09
| am authorised to purchase TO
BACCO, and will thank those who
wish to sell to give me call.
ROBERT YOUNG.

Nm the I'd day of August Court next
W will be exposed to sale in Leesburg
at Peers's Tavern, il not previously dispos.
ed OLA tract of Land containing upwards
OF 400 Acres, near Goshen, in the County of
Loudoun-This land lies convenient to the
Turnpike Road to the Alexandria market /;
is as susceptible of Improvement from
Plaster of Paris, as any Land in the Coun-
ty: has large portion of wood and mea-
dow land, and is well watered. The I'M
proyements are tolerably comfortable.
From the increasing value Of land in the
neighborhood, it is worthy the attention oil
purchasers. 1t may be seen by applying
to Mr.. c. Stewart who lives on the premi-
SEES. Terms of sale, one third in hand, and
the balance in and 10 months, with ap-
proved security.
Apply to Geo N. Rails, or in his absence
TOT. T, Ramsay.
April ~. lawts
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WAS COMMITlND
June IL.

10 the Goal OF Baltimore county as run
away ON the 22d May, 1913, Negro Girl
.'amed SARAH WILLIAMS, who saws
she IS free-bopn, and was born in New
market her mothers name she says was
Kate. She is feet inches high, slender
made, yellowish complexion, dark eyes
she is about 20 years ofage. Had on when
committed, spotted calico froek, pair Of
common black leather shoes, and white
bonnet. The owner is desired to come
and take her away, otherwise she will be
sold for her prison fees.
JOHN HUTCHINS, Sheriff
of Baltimore county,
Baltimore, Juno s-ll. d6ot .
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1813-08-09
f.ASLzIONBLE HIT EACTO.
RE
SAMUEL d. HARPER

rd"Jar'sfreet, Alexandria,
AS on hand and intends constantly 10
- keeP general supply of the most
sale, wholesale and retail, at reduced nr;.
ces. r.
good credit.
ne has also large supply of WOOL
HAS. which nc will sell by the case or
smaller quantity.
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FOR SALE.

A TRACT OF LAND lying in the
county OF Fairfax, 6 miles from Ale,an.
dria, and adjoining the estate of Gen. Tn
Mason, containing IA acres; the soil il
good and very susceptible of Improvement
by the clover and plaster system. The
proximity of this property to market and
the facility with which its produce may be
carried (Hanting creek, by which it is
bounded, being navigable almost TO the
door) would render it extremely valuable
to person disposed to pay sufficient atten.
Gon to its cultivation. Apply to JAMES
II. HooE, Esq. or to
FRANCIS ADAMS, Jr.
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WAS COMMUTERS
w. WEDDERBURN.

To the Goal of Baltimore county as a runa
way on the 18Th of May, 1913, a Negro
Girl named HARRIOT, who saws she be-
longs to Adam Nave, near Middle-town,
Maryland S feet inches high, stout and
well made, dark complexion, dark eyes.
She is about 6 or ~ years of age Had
on when committed, a striped peticoat and
Jacket, and sandry other cloathing. The
owneris desired to come and take her away,
otherwise she VIII be sold for her prison
fees.
JOHN HUTCHINS, Sheriff
of Baltimore county.
Baltimore, June 8-!i. d6ot
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Boots and Shoes Cleaned and Black
ed HandSonely.
WILLIAM SYPHAX,

III AS commenced business in Fairfax
Il u street few doors above the corner
of King street--Where he will clean and
black Boots and Shoes by the month, week
or single pair---He uses Backing of SUI
perior kind, which will afford an elegant
gloss without injuring the leather. He will
be very thankful for the encouragement and
patronage Of the public of which he stands
greatly in need
~ Price of cleaning per month rs cts.
w. S. keeps the same kind of blacking
for sale by the bottle.
August s, IT.
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EOR SALE, handsome Phlddszahia
= made Gig, entirely new. Enquire Of
the printers.
August 6. At
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FIYE DOLLARS REWaPD.

Js
r D AN AWAY from the subscriber liy-
IA ing at West End, on the Nth of July,
a negro woman named, FANNY HER
BERT, % years of age, she took her
child with her, bright mulatto girl about
9 months old. She is low set, and well
made. The last accounts ! had Of her she
had been at DIR. De Butts's in Maryland,
and believe she is still in the neighbor.
hood. 1 will give the above reward to any
person that will bring her home.
JOHN GOODING.
West End, Fairfax, Va. Aug. 6, 1918.
n ID. I forewarn all persons from har-
boring her at the penalty Of the law. ]. G
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= TEN CENTS REWARD.

I'D AN AWAY from the subscriber, on
IA Monday the 18th of April las, an APP
prentice boy named GILES CARTER,
about 90 years old, Eve feet seven inches
high, dark hair and compilations; his cloth.
ing is not easily described as he will change
them at pleasure. The above reward will
be given for securing the said boy SO that
get him again /; but no extra charge will
be paid by
THOMAS MURRAY.
August 6. lav3w'
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-01-14

= MD FOR SAIE.--in conformity 20 the III.
; 4 rections o. the last Win AND Testament oi Col
John Harvie deceased shall o;ier for safe To the
highest bidder, ut the du,r OF the BeIl Tavern in
this city on Thursday the IL; dsy or February
It fair, # not tie next s.r day. Irdet II LUad "
ing IN tie county of Ches;erield supposed eoa,an
about seven hundred Acres. The land lies conli.-
Gus tn the lands OF Mrs Sni.h, o., Peter f. Snit,
Clarke, Gnoie. and O,hets, and is situated about
or miles from tue town o! Manehester. 1t IT.
bounds with gonh Oak, III ekory * Pine.
The terms OF Sale will be, one third Cash, and
the other two thirds in two ANNUAL Iasalnens he
secured by good personal security, and Deed oil
Trust upon the Land.
Ii wd be soil. by the acre, and il will be survey
ell rs soon after tsic sale possible good tile
will b. made by
WM. BROCKEN
.f3't'r. seitk the EiN ,ced. Of
Cox! John Xar9ie, Gecd.
Jan. 2. 2,wtIs
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-01-14

EtARDWARE.. TRO.NLi0.NCEL,Y, CUT.
ee,,ed by the ioin and Adam from London land
Ceres from LYcrpool-20 tons superior quality Bar
Iron assorted. hat and squsre-a very extensive
sor;ment OF elegant Tea Trays, and Walters, Stock
Locks OF all kinis, Coffee Mills Renders witt, shee,
Iron bottoms, Copper and patent east Iron Teaket-
ties, lion Wire OF all sizes, HAT smoothing Irons,
with large assortment ct first rate blac ksmth's bel
lpwses from 2i to SO lnches, Smiths An.,s, aud
Vices OF all sizes, Files, Rasps, Buck Irons, Sede
and Hand Hammers, Screw plates &c. &c.-bemg
considerable addition to his former stock on hand,
all of which he is determined to sell low tor cash
o. aceeptances IN the City at =, +, or q months.
Dee. IL. tr
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-01-14
Nov. g..

NfE Subscribers have in sore, for private SALE on
4 accommodating terms
600 Sacks Salt, real Liverpool filed sacks. twill
ed, large and in prime order;
500 Sacks Coarse Salt
$4,000 lbs Brown Sugar, in bhds., tierccs and
barrels part oi which is of frs, quality;
10000 lbs. Coffee, proportion OF whicl, prime
green, in tierccs, barrels and bags;
lU1 hhds. Moasses, most ofwi,ioh 1st quality, for
retailing;
20 pnne''con' Rum, part Of which is old, finely
ha,onred, and of superior quality;
10 hhds. New-York rectihed Rum;
Lnlt mines s. genuine London particular Ma.
3ouortcr casSs dera Wine;
10 pipes French Brandy, part of which war.
ranted to be genuine;
/ R XIII pi a"a superior quality Gin;
10 boxes Imperial Tea;
100 boxes Candles;
1O) Soap;
100 Chocolate;
l0o Spanis, Segars;
50 barrels Northern Apples, sound and in nice or
der;
so bales sninpin (,of,n e
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January 7.

VILE subscriber very respectfully offers his SER
q vices to the Citizens of Richmond and of its vi
entity as teacher His will embrace Orti,og-
in and English languages graminaticaliy; Geography
lucluding the use OF the globes, Eucd's EleDents
Surveying &c. sc. Tuition fees $40 per quarter,
With the addition % So per tor pens and ink
each furnishing his bed and being under II ve.rs of
age at $50 PER quarter. The school will be kept
Esg'r.
ne subscribers public duty member Of tie
Legislature win preclude the practieab;I,tv of his o.
pening school prcvio1sly to the 1st of March next
at which time he viii commence. The most assidu-
Gus attention will he given to the morals aud TO the
literary Improvement Of those committed to his
care.
J.VO. q. JESSE.
:" :" :" Gavin
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-01-14

HeALElGH TAVERN, ron REN7-The
Z isaleig! Tavern in williamsburg, will be rent
co Tor the present year, aud immediate possession
gwen, or viii be leased for three or five years
There is a large and valuable pasture attached to
the tavern; aud several beds and other Household
Furniture may be had with the estabIishm Mt. as
well us two Cooks, u male and female, may be OBJ
tanned 10y purchase, by those who rent or lease the
tavern.
For terms apply to Robert 4 nderscn, eaq of VIII
llamsburg Edwd. w. Trent, esq. of Richmond, or
the subscriber living in Powiatan county.
WIN. CRUMP.
January Z. If
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4 CA7D--.HRS. ROSE, takes this method oi
= returning bcr thanks 70 The Ladies fIi. thc. W..
ry liberal patronage, and informs t,cn that shq as
declined business ~, favour ~ Mrs. ticCart, wiz
"ili De enabled from tie present arrangement t.
have the newest fashions from rhiiadcphia, New
YORK aud Baltimore. Mrs Rose will s1.. rintend
ihc business this winter for Mrs. McCarf and pro
misses ~ select The spr assortment, which SIC has
nodoubt vii give every satisfaction.
Mrs Mozart begs leave T. asssrc the ladies' thai
cvcrtion shall he wanting on her pagi to merit
share Of tlcir iaYOurs.
January 8. II
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Dry Goods,

Snperhne Coating, Fapnel9, FRIES, Kendall Cot
tons, coarse Yarn Hose, White India Goods, Oimi-
ties, superfne Calicoes, and great variety OF other
articlvs. M
Daily expected from Phila. lo, 900 los. Penninston's
labelled Sugar in boxes and barreis--also, by the
ship Abigail, from Liverpool 500 sacks real Liver
pool hl!ed--and from Baltimore, Whskey, Brown
Sugar, ana prime Green Coffee.
We continue TO make liberal advances in cash, on
all consignments entrusted to care-;,ad having
most commo ous and com p,eteiy fire proof Ware
Iiouse, well prepared r the reception of Goods
.Voncure, Robins o. s. PieSsants,
AueGoneers,
COrne, Of u g 1871 streets, AID opposite
.Skockoc WGye-Hoaso.
January Q. If
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FET'iE Subscriber being about to decline business
= VIII or fOr sale the FIRST day of April nest 81 :
hs stock, consisting OF Groceries, Glass Ware, CHI
"a, ttc.--at the sano time, some very valuable Fur.
nturc and silver Plate. Grateful for the encourage
ment he hes received fron his friends and generous
pubic, lac begs leave 60 thank them for tie Cayors
,hey have granted h.0 Ne bcgs also that t,0s,
indebted L. hir may make Immediate PAYMENT
Any demand against him, VIII he paid by
AUBiN LkFOREsT.
| wish TO hire out Tor THIS year, one eSociief,,
oeams'ress, AMI cue eoud House Servant Thty
are hired for no faali Tat waa. Of endowment.
JANUARY s. @sw
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-01-14
Dec. "a.

oiiCi.-PuFsuant 20 decretei order OF the
~ county court of Cabell County made in the
cause therein pending, wherein John BRYAN Max
well, .9nna Maria Maxwell, and Elisabeth B,1yen,
Grant infants under twenty years OF age by
ants, 81 James Ray is Deh.
The undersigned commissioners will proceed to-
SCI! at public sale on the I'd day Of March next AZ
the court house of said county for ready money X
tract oflsnd lying aud being in said comfy on the
waters OF Guyandotte river, containing ten thousand
acres formerly the property of the said James RAY
also moiety Of another tract OF Land lying and be
ing ~ sad county on Nni-idver fork of Guyan-
d"tte river containing forty thousand acres and also
formerly the property afsaid James Ray.
EDMUND MORkIS0
NANOAH BOSLICK.
Csbeli County, Jan lawiwp
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Jan. 2.

VIE Subscriber viii receive in few days gene
= r'i assortment of dry goods, suited TO the sea-
son, consisting Of Nart Co,tnns. Plains, Rose and,
Striped Blankets, Flanncls, Horibazettes SurerGne
Cloths < Cassincrss, Manchsticr Suits, sc. Ike
Which will be sold ON iber:.! terms.
JAMES BROWN, Jr.
Nov. 9. ~
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-01-14

al OTlCE.-The Stockholders in the Brook
" Turnpike road are hereby nntied that ten
dollars must he paid On each share to Garter b. Page
Treasurer, or before the first Monday in Jsuua-
ny ncx,L nnd dolls. and fifty cents 80, each share
on the first Monday IN every succeeding month, du-
ring the year 1915.
The Directors nj said company will attend at Mar.
tin Bakers Tavern, (Bacon Quarter Branch, y the
9 "A Inst. to receive proposals from those who may
be disposed to undertake To complete said road
Ry order of THE DIRECTORS.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-01-14

E{AHMki'5' BANK Of VIRGfNI A.--Ihe
y Stockholders hereby notified, that agreea.
bly, t. the charter ot mcOrporon The fourth install
ment o; twenty-five dollars on each share of Stoot
will be payable at the Iiaa or at the Offices OF Dis
coaJt aud Deposit, the 81, Of February nest
VIM. NEkEtViS, Caslior.
January s. epsw