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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-04-08
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.
CONC EGS

Hrnrfco. For John Clopton. Rep. EGG
Richard Morris, Fed. 81
Arg George, Gen. John Hungerford, so
John Talaferro. Rep. rs
Snssc1, James Johnson, Rep. 22S
Edwin Gray, 40
Princess nm, Swepson Whitehead, 1879
Thomas Newton, los
J2HN DlwsoN, Esq. has no opponent in
The Spottsylvania district
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and VIC shonld think NOT so well fhim were
he 20 seek redress for himself But he owes
something TO the majesty ofthe nation; some
thing to the sacred cause in which we are en-
gagged, and more to that inflexibe mass of
republicans who. through all shocks and con
filcts, have stood By him with zeal and af7ec.
ton. Lift not the arm ofthe law against the
tory offenders, but strike where they are ,ul-
neraolc. Exclude them office. Touch their
inercenary hearts in that view where alone
It feels Touch them there, and then let |
hem roar,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-04-08

is wanting sire j; freely, md without i1ii;fs
mnr II men are called tor be not back.
ward, serve your tour promptly, and do l.
like men. Never think of DESIRING the
Cause OF freedom in the hour of danger. II
the hardships of war. subj ct r0u to priva-
tons. submit with cheerfuluess. FIR ffee-
dom, IN the meanest shape is better than sla-
very. This is our common country we all
belong to the same family. Why let tn.
DESTROYER come among us, and take away
our brthrightI Let as unite like "A band of
brothers, in support of liberty, and convince
he enemy OF mankind. that we are invinci.
De- Let us not act unworthy OF cur fathers
Who made the purchase with their blood. But
Use, superior to every difficulty. and pro-
lam to the world, that We we were born
rec.
CLIO.
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The Loan.-Ne have the satisfaction to
state on the best authority that the whole of
the sixteen million loan has been subscribed.
ouch was the credit of the government that
VIZ y aliat'n would have found no difficulty
in obtaining 10000. OOO had the public ext
gencies required it, SO great was the dispo-
sition for the stock. The form of Bdirin,orr
subscribed 100000 -Pickering's fulmina-
tons have great effect upon the public
creait. Alerandria Herald.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-04-08

Loaf and Brown Sugars,
Coffee. Tea, Pepper,
Queens ware, Cotton Cards,
Sack Salt, Gun Powder,
Antigua Rum, Soap.
Candies, Raisins, Almonds, Steel,
Wrapping Paper, Castings,
Half Pint Tumbers,
Cotton, Segars, Fish Oil, Pork, &c.
for sale opposite the Bell Tavern, by
lillian Shehherd.
April g. If
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We hear from Charlotte election, mo of
official account has been reccived) thar 500
votes were taken, and that Mr.. kandolpl,
obtained a majority over Mr.. Eppes of 1853
Charlotte is Mr.. RS. place of residence-his
friends seem disappointed in the smallness
OF ms majority in this county.-Buckingha
WI 9nq1estiena5ly sive larger majority
for Mr.. Eppes.
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Notice.

A IL PERSONS having claims against
IA the Estate of Armistead Russell, Decd.
WIN apply Tor payment to me before the
l2th OF May next. as at that time l shall
close my Executorship.
ARMISTEAD RUSSELL.
or" - ept12M.
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The Americans who were on board the
Peacock inform, that when il was ascertain
ed that the Hornet was an American slocp
OF war. a general panic pervaded the crew
OF the Peacock. and the captain repri
manded them severely for discovering such
terror.
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GENER Al ASSEMHIv

Re7irfco, Thomas Prosser, VIM. Selden. \
Hnsser, William Parham. Nath'l Cargiil
King George. c. Smith, -rhos. Bernard. y
Sioffsyiuanfc, Robert Stanard, Garter
l.. Stevenson H-H
Princess hnn. Henry Corn,ck, Jas. Nose
lev.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
A'ilS DAY the partnership of CAHILL
a AND HINES IssoLvEp-Thosec an-
tiemen indebted to the said frm.are earnest
Iy requested to come forVard and make
payment TO either of the subscribers.
EDWIN CAHILL.
RICHARD ID. HINES
April 8. q.
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CUMBR4LAND, March 8Isl. 1813
April g.

- g..
I HAVE heard th,s day that there is = r, mort
IN cireulaton,-That when was ordered 10
march TO Richmond, 10 attend Col. William
Daniel, as one OF his staff refused tn oro ara
resigned my commission as Quarter Master
take this method to inform the frtricotoy of
tbs report that he is the author of an !, fun ovs
Jafsehood-and those gentry, who knew me. aud
ye; have 6asied themselves in circulating n
that they have had the extremely honorable ca,
tistaction ct telling that, which they had not
even the shadow Of groun 10 belle We 10 be the
truth. am not one of those who cry out for
war; and have not practical patriotism enough
TO touch It with one Of their fingers. have
been, am, and shall be ready, whenever my
country calls, TO act, not merely 10 talk in her
defence. For the Posifive yGaisekood of the above
report, refer any man who wishes TO hear the
truth, 70 oil. WIN DAni-l, aud particularly 10
Lient. Daniel a. Allen, of the 18th Regiment.
who handed me the notice from Col Daniel, 10
be in readiness in case should be called upo,s
to MAJ ch.
JAMES AIKEN,
Quarter Master mn Rce't.
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y II l. II II b II 10 IRIS
EOp SAFE

I n pursuance OF decree IT the superior cnurt Of
q ehaneery for the Richmond district pronounced
the 18th June last, will be exposed 20 sale on the
premises, Friday, the 18th day OF November next
at 10 o'clock IN the forenoon. on credit OF ninety
days, the purchaser siyin- bond end security,
A LARGE LOTT,
belonging to the esate Of John Banks, deed lust =.
bove Rockets Warehouse, extending from the main
or p street 20 the river, so much thereof rs may
besuficent 70 satisfy the decree
This lott will be sold eutire, or divided agreeable
to plan that MAJ BE- seen ut Mr. LynciS Coffee.
Room, and vt the Bel Tavern. There are t. old
houses on the Ground thst viii he sold sepsratsiy
The Land viii be shewn ut any tine by MIR. Richard
Young or I'll McCoulI
Tue title is 10 he retained until payment of the
purchase money, and the proyery held subject to be
re-sOld in case OF default as the court may direct.
Co.. NtACNUROO,O
ROBT. POLLARD, ( Cog,l,nfssioneys
VIZ. MARSHALL,
Oct ~. IDS
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

USI received, and For Sale, nearly opposite the
or Bell TaverD-
3O,UN h. Loaf Sugar, ~ boxes Csttou Cards,
30 hal. boxes 1o-i2 and 40 do do. $40 Window
Glass,
go faggots Crawley s. 5 ton blis.ered Steel,
so 10 fresh Nutmegs,
150 reams Writing Paper,
40 do. Wrapping do.
40 kegs +, IF & FFy and 10 do. csnnon--pran.
DIVINE Gun-P owder,
seroons Spanish Flotant Indigo,
40 kefs ground Ginger, so ib. Csssa,
~ bags Pepper. Is do. pimento.
.dnd shat receive in O fen days,
10 bids first quality Muscovado Sugar,
: Tons Glau6er Salts,
10 barrels Br'tish refined Salt Petre,
20 boxes Gsss Iumblers, part English.
N. y. A Grand Forte Piano which has been very
little nsed--aiso, "a Eight Day Clock. tas, keeps
soe'. time, asd in every respect is cqua, to any in
ibis city--ior ssle by
THOMAS WHITE.
koya,ptsr
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Vol. 1O.-----No. SIS.

lard, Eliza Page, Grief Price, Nathan Patton, Fiile
ry fickre,i, Thomas S. Pope. John W. Perry, yyrn.
pEosser Henry Protes, Joha P Price, Or. Samuel
rieasan,s' mrs Eliza Pieassnts, John Pprsiey, Thos
Pain. Dr. Richard Povsii, Miss Mary Pope Mis-
FurEey, Thomas Pulling
R-John Robinson, (ckerk) George l.. Rysn Q.
I,7- Relder, Thomas Robertson, Pey,oa Ran
delphi Robert Robinson, Susannah Rice. Thomas
Redman William, Rcherson, Eliza betl, Boane. Ro-
bert Redtord, William d. Randolph, Elisha Rider
John Roberts, 1homss j. Rinnsr, James Ro, ster
Jsne hoyser, Jacob Rice, Robert HANSON, Pearson
Radiortl. :
Il S-Gecrgs Smith, Robert Strange. Rob't Sontb-
erwcod. John Stewart, WIN. Snelson G, William F.
Stone 2, ANA r. Smith 2, j. p .SehuFnarhorn, saliy-
Stratton, Jam +. Swami, Christian Shepberd. M.rv
Straws, James Z. Smith, Richard Statton 2 Wo,.
sutton, Jacob Smith, Randolph Snelson Susan San.
derson 8, = Snyder, Eilehtler Ssblons L. r.
Stanbssk Co A-'n Strstton. Robert StansrCl. Jno
Scheduled, Major Starkc Sally Shepp,id Iob,,
Stor''en, Henry Singleton, Jesse Smith, John T.
Swami.
Y>-John s T'imberiske, Msrtha Taylsr, Reubin
i,mlerske 9. Semi. fsylor. Charlotte Terrain e,
M*rthr Turner. William ThompsDn. Is. \ r.
Townsend, Cgnthia Toler, Martin Turner Q, Henry
w Tabb, Daniel Tucker, ChiIes Terrell John T..
Thomson, Jscoh Tinsier, Littleton w. farewell.
william iyree 5, John Lewis Tompson Q, Joseph
iycee, AsIy Ann rurpip, Chapman Timberlaks 2.
D-Wm Wcodrua. SanneL Woody, Sylvester
Waikley, Nath'l White, John W i!lisms, Obsdish
W,intree, E'izabeth Wingheid. William Woodford.
;'es,e Winn 2, Mary Ann tYinfrey, Elizabeth vii.
lard, Mrs Wood Chester 9. John Ighitey. ,;,o
whitley, Jobe White. Na'hsn Whittier, jane Wind
er, York Wise. William Winefeld, Charles Witt.
ley, Hugh Warden, William Whiteley, judy X.
I" a'ker, Jane f. Walker. ,rhos. West, Maj. Wins.
ton. John Wilson, Brnnt Wade.
F--hugustus ID. Yiliers, Clara Via Edwsrd Val
ent'ne Rosetta Yanet Q, John Vail Ann Vaughan g.
U--Lucy w. Underwood
T--Jsnes YounseF, VIM. Tounse.
X-Chsries Zamere.
WIN. FOUSHEE. sen. F. NJ,
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Cnt Nails, Peacock Pioughs, &c. sc.
'YWlE subscriber is receiving 900 kegs of ss.
L Perior quality Cut Nails and Brads of the fol-
lowing sizes
Sd. I'D, Sd, Cd, Sd, tod, ;2d, & cod, Nails,
I0d. led, led, & god, Brads.
A few 6rstrate Peacock Ploughs, and in a; few
days expects large and extensive assortment Of
Carpenters Planes Of every deserip6on-ali which,
with his general assortment OF Hardware, Iron.
mongery, &c. &c. he is determined to sell a. low rs
possible, for cash or approved paper.
JAMES Dream,
Sign of the Gold Anvil
October l. tf
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TffE SUBSCRIBRRS

EHAYING made arrangements for conducting the
= . AUCTION T. COMMISSION BUSINESS.
respecGullsi their friend, and tie public, that
they are now fully prepared to receive and sell Az
kinds Ut Goods 1T Public Yendur, on the usual terms,
and pledge Themselves Observe the most exact and
punetnal attention ~ the interests Of all thote who
may favor them viii, cnnggnmeu,s
Liberal advances IN money will be made. if re-
quired, on al goods eonflpd To their care.
hey avnl themselves II this opportunity 70 re-
new tender of their services 10 their covntr,
friends, and 10 inform them inst tlIev viii continue
TO receive ard ell Flour, Tpbsceo and every .,e.
ces"f Country Produce, md to execute all order.
TOR goods, &C. promising in every the grestesf
attention - dispatch.
WILSON, DnEw & ROBERTSON.
October ~. tr
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ELEGANT q CRk.fP GOODS,
lust rsceiued ftonl The North, and offered
BTOR SALE.-Fxtra Srperfre Blue, Black.
o Brown, Bottle Green, Olive, nrab and Scarlet
Cloths and CSssimeresa variety OF Princes cords
and Marseiles---Aiso, general and scasopnl,e az.
sor,rcnt nj ready made cloathing
The Subscriber warrants the work mansh;r Of the
ready made articles, the goods were selected b.,
himself ELIAS V!LACHAIZE,
NecrLy Opposite the
Oct. y 2n Eagke Tavern.
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November 5.
TO THE L.4DyES.

4 CARD. -MKs. McCAEr most respectfully in.
"a torms the Ladies, that she has returned from
the North, where she selected neat and Cashiona.
ole assortment OF Millinery and Fancy GOODS
part Of which have arrived and the remainder ex.
peeteJ IN lev days
N. =. Pslices and Dresses finished from the new.
est pstterJs November e. 3t
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LAND AND LOTS FOR SALE.


VAIL be exposed to public sale Friisy the
w 1eth lrEI at u o'clock n. H. OF the premises
the following Lots and Lard belonging 10 the estate
of Adam Gag decd. -Four acre tots y ing in Dn.
val's village, adjoining the city Of Rich mon, nnmbe-
red IN the plsl OF the said village l. g. r, g. also two
acre ios, separated tSom the rst mentioned four by
West st and extending to cnd bordering or the raal
leading 80 I)nTaPs mill ALSO 20 acres OF land lying
between nuvaFs village & the Garden, formerly Me-
keEZe's, 10 be .aiG oil liz tots 10 st puretasers
| plan a which u! be exhibited the day Of sale.
The terms OF sale CT The before mentioned property
viii be fourth Of tue purchase money he paid
on the ls' Jan. next, and negotiable note with 81
approved endorssr to be given cor that payment The
other tbteefourths to be paid in three equal annual
instruments the first nsisment TO be paid the Ist
of Ian. 1878, and the payment OF tkem secured, by
Deed o! 1'rnst ON the property the charges for
stamps and for deed conveying the property OF the
purchasers aud in trust for tiS payment OF the rur.
chase money, 10 be betrayed by the purchasers
pectiyely. At the time and place will he expo
ssd to public sale valuable tract Of land lying in the
county OF Henrico, about u,es from tte city OF
Richmond, adjoining the land purchased by DIR JnO
Adams of the estate OF Adam Craig deco. and cor
tsining about 900 acres The terms of sale will be
one moiey of the purchase money TO be paid on the
Ist Jan. next and the other moety the Isl Jauu-
AIRY following. The purchaser to give negotiable
note with approved endorser for The 6rst rnoety,
and eeed % the property the pay.
ment of that and the other moiety The expenses If
stamps end convey Snces to BIZ betrayed nv the pur
chaser. THE E-IEEOJiXI.
November 5 tbs
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saws-miil, pit, cross eut,
hand, sssh, compass, &c.
Sc.
locks--iron rim, stock,
pad. horse, chest, trunk,
xc. sc.
round ans Fat bolts
eempssses
butts and HI hinges
planes and p'sne irons
drawing knives, AIDES
spcke shayes, sugers
eaR. steel caiza's, gouges
&c.
braces snd li,s, si0blets
rules, screw'lriyers
woohscreHs, spr'gs
eadti,efs taSsJ sat ant.
wrought
squares, Devils, pincers
sssii, screw * side pulliea
oi,stone, latches, trowels
nails & brads of ell kinds
iron wire o. all sizes
spades and shoveis
glue, steel, sheet aud bar
iron
window glass, putty
ottcon and wool cards
violin strings first quality
bed cord, leading Il drum
lines
snvils, vises, hammers
bellows, screw plates
cutting knives
scythes, he'd keys
sheep shcsrs
brass csl.inet furniture OF
every description
powder TASKS, shot belts
tea kettles, chatting dishes
November q,
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d MD Tor s NEt i would wish TO sell lO o.
- 2L1orsI acres 81 Land, lying IL fhe county Of
Orange, on TIE rad les hing lrdtn Swift Run 70 q
range Cdrit house aud - less than mile from tic
'stter place lha greater part OF this lsud is in It's
Original erN g., and ths trae: equal in value to am
high iend in The ss;e. recre IS on IL from sixty 70
seyenty acres o. tie ge.y frs, rate low eronnJs -
The lsUf WI be sleYed by myself or, in my al.
ssnee, 10y sfr Robert Brock, living on tic premises
THOMAS MACON.
November 3 tw
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'b>HE co partnership heretofore existing under the
= h'm Of Riohsrd C.. Wmthsr- 8. Go. expire,
this day by tae Of TIE saje au snt be.
tyseea tie ps,trs
The Bel Tavern e1tablithIneat viii hereafter be
conducted hy the subscribers un1er the firm of Yor-
than x McHruder, whose united and unrenitted
eRrions VIII be given to merit public patronage.
Il. C.. WORTuAM,
S. MeGRUDER.
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A6YERYISRATENJ,

A NY perssn Wishing to use IN their ig,.illery,
"a Grocery or otherwise. d.. Ain sons bully 80.
proved method Of improving sprituous liquors. &c
may be furnished with isdiyidual rights At q IS in
any town or county ia Virginia, not ,lrcady exclu
Payne, Lynshburgh, or the suhssr,ber. q. -hnond.
JOHN VENXfNS.
October 10. fr
IS. Communications by mall. poet paid. viii b.
promptly attended 10,
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.SYO-NE HALE

rS~HE Subscriber having established a msnufaotorv
OF STO-NE WHKE on James River, twelve
miles below Richmond offers for sale at the manu-
factory Cor delivered in Richmond,) a large and
general assortment OF stone ware, in quality eqsel
to any ever imported. A constan. SIMPLY Of SD.
eyder and hecr bottles warranted to answer the our
pose for which they used. ORDERS le.s ri the
compiling house Of c. }. McNiurdo will be attended
To- AID ware made agreeable to order.
RICHARD RANDOLPH.
October 90. If
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NOT ICE.
November 5.

z Shall position the Legislature of Virgins at the
q next Session, for leave 70 erect q Toi-Rridge a.
cross James River, commencing my land la the
county OF Chesterfield, and adjoining the town oil
Manchester; abuttuy ON the opposite :iic there.
oi in The comfy of HenrcV--where have obtained
land for ths purpose.
EDWARD w. TRENT
September IL. et'm ieg.
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.WEW ES7NBLISHINEN-7,..

hE al bEW III. fiCE co. have taken that con
~ venient stand near the Basin, lately occupied
by Messrs CnhiN e Hines, where they will be rre.
pared To transact business ra;ts;nn; and 10
take on 1 L G z, Flour, Whiskey, &c
ttey also intend keeping the best assortment OF
GROCERIES,,
That can be procured, which they are determined
20 sell on the most moderate terms that can DC af
forded.
September 2i. IF
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/ Do. 6entlemen's do.
I Do. Ladies' long & hab-
il, silk, kid. feather,
bucksSin and cotton
gisves,
/ Gentleman's do.
Black & coloured lace
sbawls,
White and lace wells,
White cotton lace,
Black lace handker-
. chiefs,
Silk and cotton lace
sleeves,
s, 6, rs 4 damasx silk
shawl1,
4, 5 x Ga silk, cath
mire and camel hair
SILK ghawls,
1 Truss S K 0 4 plain &
figured cambric do.
linen csmLries,
Robes .nd nantes,
lustringribbons,
Black Italian Grape,
Silk and bsndasna hand
kerehiefs,
Silk flag handkerchiefs,
Black and coIour'd Bar.
oelona handkerchief,
Jaconst erossbsrred and
cambria handkerchief,
Teal and common Ma
dras and Giiia hand
iEerchicfS,
CaiIdren's do.
White x eoloured thread
anil eotten balls,
Blue * coIoured sewing
silks,
/ Blue BsHtas Il MANHOOD
les,
Miilinet and Gimp,
Ladies' Morocco Indis-
pensables,
Real Pearl beads,
Thread lace buttons,
Shirt buttons,
Robbins,
Silver pencil cases with
pencils,
Gilt and plated coat and
vest butloas,
Black iett buttons,
Paras0ls,
Pocket books,
RaZhrs,
Double and singIe-bladed
pen knives,
| Knives and forks,
Scissors,
Socks for children,
Webster spring nett and
rnmmon saspenders,
Pound pins,
Fine tooth eowbs. &ye.
ring the fsyoTs 'fthc rub
'ur to have IT ~ times an
their attention.
n
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SIV,
on hand, is now opening a
ed assortment OF
CUTLERY, Sc. Sc.
HIGH ARE
pots, ovens, skillcts
tongs, shovels * pokers
co.Iee and tea.po,s OF
biock-tin and Britannia
metal
coffee mills, candle sticks
spoons, pewter, Tenders
bell metal skillets
frying pans
. rat and mmse traps
knitting needles, pins
wire aud hair sitters
cocks saiis, buttons
wood, irOn and brass bed
ca5tor5
brass cocks
cork screws
7; pesttes and psortsrs
bell oranks
: coach nails
scales and weights
brushes
| broams of all kinds
knives & forks, scsisssrs
pocket, pen and SpUr;s-
mems knives
! iadies' dressing boxes
tea caddies
spice boxes, sugar bsxes
| rim and casters
thermometers
: speetacies
jack and squirrel claims
! files cast steel u common
sniirons, brass tops
pocket and large steel
/ yards
peck t pistols
sad irons
morocco pocket books
bullet mou!ds, sc. &c.
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NOTICE.
October 90.

4 IL persons having claims against the estate Of
"a Or Gorilla Griffin, i2te of York.Town, are de-.
srei 10 present taerA legally sttesteG to the Subscr
Der; nd al! who are indebted the estate OF said
Dr. Griffin, are required TO make i'm N ediate pay.
ment TO THOS. GRIFFIN, Admir-
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ensuing seasons, cons3stinI
1 Bale supeifne bread
cloths, asserted colours,
I d.. fine and low pri-
ced, 90.
J DO superhne a. COM
mon peliee do.
2 DO. double aud 6ingle
mild csssimeres as
sorted,
! 10. Berlin, Manchss.
ter & s,lk cncds.
1 Trunk fancy afarseii-
les and worsted vest
ing,
! DO Toiliuett aud COM
mon do.
I Bale rose blankets,
Salisbury aud white s.
REQ flaEneIs,
Durapts and calimanco
assorted,
/ Trnnk green and black
bonhazetts,
] DO. = ! x Ga cotton
cnnbrics assorted,
J DO. 81 and 80 block
and colmUre6 do.
i 3A and e. twiIl'd and
figured DO.
j "a and Ca assorted &
superior qusiity mus
lims,
: IA & ga jseonet mug
liz,
J IA japanned and seed
Ell csmbrics,
! ~ aud Oh plain and
nsurei benneS,
) 78 q 81 cotton shirt
ing dressed and uDdres.
sed,
I Al Colerain shirting,
\ q i Irish linens, assort-
ed.
] 5 4 Dimitiss assorted,
I 7.8 striped corded plain
cambric and common
Ringbams,
Silk gioghaps,
4 csse domestic stripes
9ntl ginphams,
] DO white auI brown
domestic shirting,
a Trunk calico,
Checks,
Bed ticking,
obeeting,
White and brown Pla-
tillas linen & cotton
Rouans,
I Trunk hack, plsid and
eoioUred lusiriaos,
1 DO FloreHtines, pelinss
ant ssrsnetts,
, Do. iadies' silk. cotton
and worsted hosiery,
-. J. in the hnpe 81 sb
Tic in general, vii rDdeay
ample supply in rrier t.
0cfnhor Dn
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-11-09

I'LL he offered ter Sale az Pullio Auction OF
y the pr. ns-s Cunless sold privately before "a,
day. on hlutcar, die 9th day OF D-aoiUis.r ssiy
tract a Land iii Wilson County, on Rock Fish River
adjoining tie lands OF William Harris, est. col. 10
seph Shelton, aud others, containing about One
lhoussnd acres great proportion of the tract is
rich J0bsceo I2ni, extending near one mile on the
aforesaid river This land j, he property of the e-
gatces Of Capt. Clongh Shelton, deceased, who are
| prepared to make the purchaser a good ans udis
putatie tile. Among the TnaHy advantages which
this land possesses is in wealthy nejghbourhood
and very near large merchant mill, recently erect
ed by Hudson Martin, csc.
1T the sante ti,iie ana tIqce roiH Re sold,
The stock Of every kind, plantation utensils. and
crop GA hand. The terms will he made known on
the day Of sale. Any person wiehing 20 view the
land, and tn contract privately, will make aPplica
ton 10 Mr. Nelson +. Shei,on residing Dr. MOI
rison's near Warren, Albcmarle County, OF TO col
Joseph Shelton, who will shcv the premiaes u who
IS fully authorized TO in behalf the parties
cerned. THE LEGATEES.
October 90. tbs
\ LMANACKS.-Just Published, by PETER
COTTON, and for sale by the Grnce, Dozen
Single, at his Book and Stationary Store, second
door above the Etge T.vern, his
PirSinia .Ainqandc&, for the gear II our
Lord, 1914.
Containing the rising, setting, places and cc'iPses
Of the San and Moon, the sou,lrg, phases, sge and
latitude Of the Moon, longitude Of her aseeuding
node &c. the rising, setting and 5oUihins of the
conspicuous planets and fixed stars the equation Of
time, suns decnation Sc also the increase and de-
crease and length OF days, with the Festivals, Sc
Also, List Of Members of Congress and Virgins
assembly, courts OF Virginia, Federal courts OF Law
and circuit courts Of the United States, District do.
General Courts of Maryland, Anecdoies &c' &c.
Likewise list OF the New Taxes of the United
States and Of the state OF Virginia and table shew
ing at view the Stamp Las, with the necessa.
y stamp for any to be-paid 10y Bond, Noe or
Bill. of Exchange, SSc. sc.
Trunk NanxIactory.
The subscriber has established at his Book snd
Stationary Store, Trunk Msnufactory, where
trunks made to any pattern ct de shortest no.
tiee. PETER COTTON.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-11-09

az. MANN PAGE, opposite the Merchants
a , tfee-tiouse, offers 10 practise NJ e,Ieiae in
tsaehmond aud its neighbourhood.
October 90. 10