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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-07-13
FROM FORT METGS.
AFTER To TIE EDITo2

Fart Bleigs. .Tune so.
embrace moment to infrrm you of the
| Intelligence which W as received here few
hours sg' fr"m two deser1ers j lst from De
roit. one Ken uckian, the other a Cana
dian, which place they left two DAYS age
We learn from then. that 1909 British, and
: numerous body of indians, have cone TO a
e termination of once more besieging thi.
place, and of carrying it Nv storm. They
| lurther add, That the enemy, who are much
stTaightened Tor provisions, & apprehensive
t an attack frOm he Centre Army, have
c'Ne to determination of obandoring
Maiden, and o. enaeavpuring 70 take this
important post, where he, know we hav,
quantity Of every Description of military
stores. and understanding our force to be
eak, which would enable them t. hole
| 5u until their expected reiHfurccments az
we'd. II appears absurd to think that they
you'd abandon so strong and important a
0cst as Maiden, far one which they ought TO
know it would be impossible l.. hold for any
cns1 Of time.---but gen Clay and his
"uncii have SO much confidence in the
Jews that has been received from the de
critters, that, IN express was immediatel,
dispa' ched To gen. Ha rris"r, before any one
knew What was the irteation. have writ
N this 70 De in yeadiness Cor the next ex
a'ess. which n all probability will leave this
.'-hgcLe y detachment is gone To destroy
ne Old batteries Oil the othe1 side Of the ri
YER, waich were unfortunately neglec ed
II now.
Gen. clay is personally acquainted with
the kertcckian who brought the informa.
lou AMI therefore you may RELY upon what
hayc stated TO be correct, This porr sei-
low was taken prisoner in tie late battle On
the otner side OF tie rapids. and fell to the
lot # n petty chief. Ae SAYS, they earried
him about $50 niles, biindfolded to an In
dian viiase--every night, when thev wenr
20 rest, he wss tied t;ntWecn two of them,
and few nights ago he: made his escape q,
cutting his strings with tcnshawk, and
"aid his way to Detroit, where re procur
ed from his fellow de.ertcr a Canadian
!Tess. They were fortunate enough 20 e.
lde the guard, and arrived here in safety.
By tomorrow night we shall BE in readi.
ness 10 receive the foe. The whole garri-
son are in high spirits. The enemy vvere TO
SIT OF for this place an FIVE or SIX davs--',v
hat time, expect the whole IF Chi, Will
lie on he march for this mace when We
shall sally forth again, and ardently hope
very scOundrel of them will be taken pri
nner.
Every mani engaged in throwing rp the
oil traverse. which has been much'troddeA
iown. Should the enemy be 50 irnprud.rt
as tn visit US again, think il will be th p
"eans It our taking Upper Canada this
summer, although their force is far supe-
rCr to ours.
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-, &c. no II e 4.

.sy-i-ss - 49, ~ u /. = [ =. x
NJ ENG recently appointed Surveyor of Build
u is;s in the cit, O: Rishmoud--th,s - to give
Notice. tia, it shall be the duty OF alpersor. before
be they coln,usnce :heir buildir,.s, 10 ,xh,bir
der ptsn Of said Buildings 10 the Su,veyor-vhose
duty il is to examine the same, and report 30 the
proprietor, whittier soch paS Is or i, not in con
:ermy with the ruies and regulations Of the said ei-
81 Of Richmond.
WILSON BRYAN.
6vly 1S vy4w
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HcnI Onrrtero.


SIR-I have the mortltication of inform
lpg you of an uDaccountable event which
occurred yesterday. On the 23d, at even
me, Lieutenant Ccinnel Berstler, with $40
men, infantry artillery, cavalry and rife.
men, in due proportion, was ordered to
march by the way Of Queenstown, to place
called. the Beaver Dams, on the high
ground, about eight or nine miles from
Queenstown, to attack and disperse a BODY
If the enemy. collected there for the pur
pose of procuring provisions and harrassing
those inhabitants who are considered friend
lY to the United States. Their force was,
from the most direct inform alton, Compose d
Of one company of i04;h Reg,. above so
'troDg from $50 70 200 militia, and from
30 to 60 Indians. A. eight o'clock yes.er-
lay morning. when within about two miles
Of the 6eaver Dams, our dctachment was
attacked from an annOuscaAc bnt soon
drove the enemy some distance into the
woods. aud then retired TO a clear teld.
and sent All express for reinforcement.
saying he would maintain his position until
rein forced reinforcement Of 800 men
natched immediately under the command Of
Col. Chrystie but on arriving at Queens
'oFn, Col. Chrystie received aajhen,ic IN
rorma'ion tha' Lieut.. Col. Brrstier with his
.onmanl had surrendered TO the enemy.
and tire reinforcement returned 70 csr,p.---
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THIRTY DOLLARS RE- ARD.

THIRTY DOLLARS RE- ARD,
E.'OR apprehendng II securing, 50 that get him
+ again, Negro Man, who saiie Lirnsei JOHN
but whose real nzaae IS
Torg,
Abort Is or 30 year, &C age S Get or inches
sgi. siout. wellset very Heck, ane Get OF teeth
very rei lips s'h open, his tae tar Of Ruu,s,
sth yery full Eye, the whites Of whieh are ratler
q Of . red east.
lie i.as pscsbased by ne NJ Mr John Ci.rke az
shis Place the day before ne left ,ue, which WIS or
Sunday nigat, the Goth JIle.-I hare been ntorl..
ed he vas raised IN Lynch burg, snd sold from Tat
place to German Bsker, Esc If Cun.berlsyt.
who sold im to said Clarke. Re wore away
N:lci"ia Cotton Shirt, ard Osnabnrgs pantgloous
TIL. ABOVE reward VIII be Ives tor nsc3tiny geld
ft', 'aarF ja'i Q" o. eshssr. TO me at Petersburg
<--s.:t ~ s1Pences oecarsinS
D4NIsL YAUGatN
EaYe' T5wp
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Another Of our Volunteers is gone
lacaes Curcton is numbered with the dead.
tlc departed this life IN the I2th ul'.
Pet. Rch.
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\ wan who belonged to small corps 81
mounted volunteer riffemca Game in thi.
NOM r, vino s:a'cs that the enemy SUI.
rounde' cur de'achment in the woods. ana
tow RS IL O'clock commtnced q general
attao k-,has our troops fought more ,hau
Two hcurS until the artillery had expended
me whole of its ammunition, and then SUI
rendered /; and At the tire e the surrendc,
'pe informant made his escape. Why -
lsnouldkaNc been deemed proper to remain
several II prs in position surrounded viii
woods wit0out either risking decisive az
IN, CT eHectirg a retreat remains to be:
"a conoted f1r, as well as tie project OF
waiting tnr a reinforcement from a distance
d hfteen or sixeep miles.
NJ Information has been received Of the
killed or wounded. The enemy's feet has
sgain arrived IN our neighborhood.
With respcct and esteem.
am, ST., VOWS, &c.
n. DEARBORN.
Hon. ynha Armstronp = -
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Hon. ynha Armstrong,
Secretary Of War.

E1fraet from, a letter rcceiped NJ Nash;,,,-
Ton, .dassd 2eth June. Port George.
he 18th regiment and detachment
from other corps to the amount of thre,
hundred, were yesterday ordered to rsin
force Bee stler who had been sent tfr with
near six hundred picked troops TO beat i,
nr sk;rmish with. the enemt's advanced
POSTS 1t The distance Of fifteen miles. AN
weo bad fallen inSo an anbuscade,, extri
caecd himself from Il and retired Go a M.
Sition which he thought strong one, whe;.
he determined to remain, till he could l.
supported. Christi commanded our de
tachment. and We proceeded as far a.
Queenstown, when he received inform Att
that the enemy, collecting his Waole irrc
tell upon Bosr,tler's position about IL o.
clock and after NOS obstinate Conflict o
ono hoGr aud fffy minutes compelled n;
brave but lll-tatCd band 20 surrender.-
Not a Ia an out of the whole number csc,
ped but cne to tell the story.
Gcrstler oughtto have retreated. His
stand was gallant bat ujud,oiuus ia
fault was that OF brave bat uninstyuc.e
r i'll advised offiuer How much Ic. e
b'ameable however than dstCetng at all
7o'fhouf auS ching the detachment
When shall We lrarn,the first prirciplrs
IF the arts When they the FIRST dictate
OF common sensef Shall we perish u
7etGI. in the face of beaten and inferior
Zoe, the dupcs and VICTIMS of the little ar,i
aces # the feti.e :everye 2 Our de ach
msnt was made in the same folly-9oO me.
we're ight for an army that keeps croneo
up at Fort George division of 1900 efac-
tves languish fer the sight OF a ma.
Yho, understanding his business, will d
justice to the army ind the country. Un
Ter such man there is beth honor and
"enown-under any elmer, confuejen. disa>
ser and di.graee. Adieu---we hcpe for bel
ter times"
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WAsHrNc-oY. J,,;y 7.

-. w HSHIhU : ON, Jdiy Z.
The House of Representatives are seri-
ously and inientiy engaged in the discussion
1T the Revenue bills, the object fer which
the Extra Session was generally undersioa
90 have etken place. Fer several days pas,
the House has cat FIVE or six hours cac-
day and, frcn the present aspect ofCon.
gress'"nai business, we think it likely butf
Houses will adjouin within this month.
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WAKING ON, July G.
Cory Of q tes,er from Major ernc,oi
DEhsBoRE 10 the Secrcfdrg az Mr.
dated
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mr. & r. o z $

,fd6,r's Of John Ford, jr. Gec'd
~. =. The Tavern 6te.ia EeExyiile viii be rented
or leased en- the day Of saic.
-FeiixViile, july 6, 2v
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mr.. max tl.en moved arl smerdrnez!. the
chico. of Which vas 70 me- eas,. the dntv ou
h capacity OF The still to thirty. three aid
a :hird per cent. more than it pr,y stands q.
the bill which motion was decided in tie
egGtivc.
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AMELIA S. MONTAGUE.
E,sea County. July 9 w4vp
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where a.. = Z c.,sS breast work Tor
mounting line of heavy cannon. pursuanc
20 arrangements wi.h the corporation.
Coiun6ian.
REWARD OF, MERIT.
The following resolstions inhunor of our
last naval N,stprY, were last evening pro-
posed ~ the Common Council. b, Mr..
ny the Board,
i'he ComC.cn Council of the oitv OF
New York, being fully vn inced that a
may establishments ~ imp rtant TO the pro-
secsion OF onr commerce. and to the defence
oi oar Country; and viewing the late cap
tnre of the British sioop of war Peacock.
~ the American soop Of var Hornet, as
rejecting he brightest henos' on the in,re-
p~ldy and Skill! of Capt. Lawrence, his ~
oCcrs ana crew; and being ct ali times
ioitons to OFF, the need of their applause
70 those ~ our gallant officers wh.. .thus
eni"cntiy deserve it-they avai, thsm sci, es
at the present occa sion, TO present the
thanks ut the Citizens NJ New YORK. TO
the oiacers and crew who achieved this
splendid victory.
=" Rr&o!csd. That the Freedom of the
City be presented TO Capt Lawrence. to-
gether WIKI Il piece of plate with appro.
pirate devices ard inscriptions. and that his
honer the Recordcs be reque s,ed to for
ward the same. with copy of this Resolu-
ton.
Resolved. That in testimony the high
sense which The Common Council entertain
OF the condoc, If the crew of the U. States
Sloop OK war Hornet, by the capture of his
hfnannic Majesty's sioor Of war Peacock.
IN the nnexampled short period of Is mi
nntes, that the Common Council will give
Public Disher to the gallant crew OF the
y. 5. Sloop Of war Hornet.
" Extract from the minutes,
{" J. MORTON, Clerk"
Capt. Lawrence, OF the II rnet. will we
unde' stand, soon be ordc rcd to take the
command OF the frigate Cons tuition, in the
place OF Captain Bainbri,lge, who will su.
perintend the bnildmg of seventy tour.
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powered as Ne rray deem !, expcdi@nt either 1. an,
o'nt lpr thc u'ne being ape. ,uintnssv cor com
nisssr'es she purpose 90 suY;!yrpy by pnrehss,
~ contract, aud OF issng, Ia autiarise arv OIL
ser or others III the fnGrtsrnastor generals de.
part'neue - snpy and atoycsail the whole
~ any nart OF tue 'rssis u, III. arinv in all ca.
'es where, tier trs.'l OF contrac,rs or from
,ny dcacienci>cn their part, or from any other CON
tnspnay. such meassrc may be proper ard neces.
sal ia .rcer I, insure. the s',bsis'e1 zee of the army
or sny part thereof: and sven special cnmmissaries
she'll each, whilst EN- Pioved be entitled to the D,v
aO1 eraHluments Of n qiarier-master general.
see. Q. lind De q further e.Gc.ed, That The Pre-
sHebt Of the bm.ed States be- and he is hereby au.
horis-h 20 appoint not exceeding SIX assistant com.
nssar'e,. 10 be atsc'ied TO such army or to rysIe
p such places respectively the Secretary for the
War Depsrtnent may direct, tor the purpose Of re.
eeivnS irnm the commissa,y g neral of purchases.
or frop his deputies, and Of Distributing to the rey
mental qparier.=nss,ers, end TO such Oilers as NAV
by The Secretary aforesaid he designated the cloth
ing and other supplied purchased by the com ,assa.
" general aforesaid, his deputies and destined
s0r the Ne NJ The t,Oous belonging TO the army or
n"'he vicinity n The isce t. which such assistant
cnm'n'ssaries mny .;espeetivey be attach And sail
asVis'sat cn'smissSry shall. hist empoye, he EN-.
titled to the and ernoismens of DEPUTY oasr
ter master general.
II. CT.AY,
Speaker ef the f5ase Of Rebrs,er,atires.
Wm. H. CRAWFORD. -
~, Prcsiscnt q the Senate pre- temporA
Approved,
JAMES ~ .y,ycO~r-
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LAND OFF.CIs, Anril Cd, 1915
1 " Pursuance ofan Act OF Asse nhiv passed ii.
q i'th % February 1877, entitled #" I'm act IN n.
,'asHd ;h- seOerM LaUs concerning Esciea,s" do
hereby make 1t known that the two following tracts
81 la:'d situated in the County OF Brooke nav. es
cheated 10 The Commonwealth as isppesrs Nv Tin.
Certificates o t.e Escl, of sad coti1;v hta,irs
u'te the i5 Ia: nf March ls,i, vl.-)ne tact re-
p"'e" 10 contain leo acres, of which Thomas Me
Broom is, sail 10 have died izaH,-rbe n,I,.,.
tract pnsed TO contain 81 3.ith acres and nj
when John Reed is sal! TO have Sicd seized.
Gu RIFFS N.iGRUNE, Rerr. .
ne Editor Of "a. Ns:onsi lntes4ncer will -
sort the above advertisement in his paper tor 6
weeks sneeessve'y, sud transmit his account Ia mis-
department for payment.
April g. v6
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.QNa1fERIcaN
NRv7 YORK. March 81

nm "iaICh d.
The report Of the seizure eff. w. More
Esq Us con,r1d'cjed. The report origina.
DLFkICE or .YEW YORT
On Monday Geo of the Isl reei3,e.t of
Unisd Sates y0innt.cr artillery. raised
ior the defence of tsis port and civ mil.
the ccmwaud Of Co Sitcher. pqrafef On
the battery, were ilspectcd bv C.oDr,,
Gray, ard marched through some M tb,
Pri7cipal strec's Of the city. They arc =
weli-loakiug able bodied set oF n~n. and
do credit 90 the petrjw',n Of the officers 8,
mca Of Tic corps, and the citi4-ns ,ghe
promoted t'lrir c. ab'shmeut. Fc,terd ~
moit,aS hey broke SrsGad On Ise 5a;;erg.
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Feb. 49,
' = ~ y Bic LAND FOX SALE.

Htt'I y itLiE L-ANn Elk Sal =.
aSY Firtue Of, and in conformity to decree al
- we superior Court OF Chsncery, for the Eich.
aond district NYi be sold on the premises I'm H..
highest bidder the 18th day of ADriI next ;ffsr
no', the next taIr day, tract of nd beiongnc -
'he estate OF flHiip Gooeh, dsed, lying in Powbafon
comfy, and containing eight hundred and twelve o.
"e' ne above tract. viii be divided into lots 10
sun The eonveoieney OF The purchasers: one third
o. the money VIII be required 10 be paid on The at
lay ol August next, at which time possessnn ma,
We had ri all the land, except small part that vii
EN- corn w"'eh the purchaser viii have the ii.
merry ~ sowing ~ wheat |; one third on the FRS
day OF Augu-t 1914, and one third. bern, the loo,
pas ment, on the FIRST day Of February 1915 the pnr
chaser gsing bond with approved security. and tn
anh to remain subject to be soil by the so,n mission
eTs, IN case the payments are not made
SAMUEL II. SAUNDERS
JAOOD MICHAUX, Commits
JOSEPH VI AYO s;onars
VILLA VI CLARK
The above tract OF land, lies the south side of
the north folk % Fius Greek threeroi,es from pn
hstan court house, and three from Isroes ,irsr .
about three Fights of which are cleared. and abor,
so or 81 acres Of creek low grounds onrecJai,,eL
but very fertile and well calculated for meadow
The plantation rs divided into fonr 6sias - =
greater part of the fencing in good repo;, r."
are two ordinary dwelling houses and other n,,t Io
ses on the premises. 'N''
The land IS generally level end has n ,up,,o,e
from 'ts fertility and great production) been e.ller
We ra
seven hundred barrels Of corn, bea;deg a e., -
wheat, oats and tobacco, made nm il last wear Ri,
lsnd Is very productive when in wheat o,l 81
greRt competition IN the wheat market III b.ino
wlth'n or miles a FIVE or six good rnanursefur.
ing rH's) keepe the price Of that article ai.ga,e y
near (and a'n todd sometimes above - p;.t.
mond prIe- The great demand for corn. Oats
hAy' Ne ~ me extensive coal pts, within ten or
t~entY miles tberesl' at Which are regularly en-
ployel ahoui $40 hands, and fror, bunJro9 %
= hundred and fifty wagons, keeps the price NJ
thosc ariieies alwsrs very high The lond !. vel VIZ
49, e9lec'l'y wi'h good springs and the u.eh-
borhoo4. with propriciy mas be said n be b,-,.
Thy and IN every other rcsnect o. desirable AZ ayv
~ Vre'ns end 80, sush advantages forms an oh
iect worthy the attention Of person d-sirous Of
W. money in Propertr Of fhq deseription. psrt;cn-
hrly citizen d Richmond or Mancbeq,rr VIC
wants summers rrf-eqt
VI. william 4 Cocke, ,sho livcs ,d;o;,;n, al
Ell acono'nted t'crewith. viii shey the ,and -,
a"y person win visI'rs - purchase
Wm. u. GOOCu. oc,i,,e sr.'y.f
r,..,... PbHip Gooch, dsr'4.
'''"', MeFc15. w5w
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EnEaneth Foster, Maiden Foster, kun, foster
Ezekiel Foster, johnson Poster an,, Moss -.
sBLEAsE To TAKE NOTICE-Tbat 7 shat,
rertinn the c,nn'y court OF Prince Edwar.,. az
jay e"nr' next ior decree OF the said court. t,
sch the Land belonging 10 tie estate of Rem; Foe
ter deed.
THOS. PETTus. Admir-. of
=. Benz. Foster, dec'i.
"1N'eh ID wSwp
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NOiiCII-

NOTICE.
"A LII Persons are hereby notified against tst;,s.
N an s'ssnment of bond executed hv me =.
Moses bipseon,h OF e., To-, ,.' 'pp 70
y'noy one fni'ar'--'lated the 1874 day Of Deea.,-
~ ioi- ana payable IS months ait r date. as ,tr
SAID Lipseonb has i'm posed o, me = ,.',
49, e"asss'er--i am determined no, to pay the me-
hlbemarle, March 10. -.
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o.YhLUABIn HOUSE SERVANTS.
* pr Sa'e-~A nan servant abours5 yearsoiI end
no '' most excellent HIuse.servant. Os,lor
oF yarrage d"iyer-his wife about os years Old gba
Us s1p' s.anq'reas snd Ladies m,ii-yjtb ,hcir
,~p ohlHTrn, ono ahsp' T. tie other 2 yeara Old
Esr',tre s' IT, o0ise Of sss Guquirs7
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No IlCI.

HS Shares ofthe Delinquent stoethoId.r. :,
ue nrooke Turnpike Company, Ter the nov
-, Offered for sale puddle Auet;sn 81 10. Psa
svern On the ION Of Apii next, Il no; pr.y;o,,s,,
sd The Stockholders .rc generally uotis., ~, :.
nv n'onutt instruments Subsequent IN the tlrrl,
tors. 'ee' VI '''e ~irse-
CARTER b. PAGE. Treasurer,
- iew laA
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UILL BE S0LO

"IEf- BE 00LO,
a puh'ic auction. OH Thursday the 1stl,
= dAy Aoril next, ae"the late residence
p CARTON John F. Price d-,ssed, in this e;ty ~,
h's household aud kitchen farui;ure also one cow
~" .,n "o+ ~ eF' "'th pair OF earrage horses
NC terms OF tac; cash ior az suns under G,tv
,toH'rs AMI a'x months credit Far ls;,os M ,ia, ~
srf''er a's"nn' the purehsaers living notes with
shr'V'n ei'dnTsfrs. negotiable snd payable II tl.
Formers Bank ct Virginia IN this civ
IHE EXECUTORS.
~ eptda.
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FOt SAIlE.

I hND-We offer for sale seven hundi ed acres
~ ct laud lying in the lower end Of Ruckip.aa,n-
ON bus.%oe creek 1--WE miles from CO Ira and !:
from New-Cantnn this land is in a desirabie rs;,,,
b0lhood, and well adapted 10 the culaire of {.crts
wheat aud Eo'aeco--Also four hna,Ired acres -
wool land the little fork Of Slate RIVER seven
':'fs move huck,nsham Court House: the soil Of
this river is generally much esteemed for ne ~,
dueon of Wheat Fi'N
his properly belonged to the late colonel Henr,s
rev. ana Will he sold under DEGREES Of the Fe,,er9I
ourt TOR one third cash aud .nnuaI ;rstslr,en,.
Tor the RESIDUE The title consideredin,lisr, ..
nd a. not disposed Of privately before the NINTH IS
Aprii next, viii then he sold at public auction M,
buckingham Court day, in thai u,ou'l, Il,
WILLIS Wil.SOT,
JAS. WILSON
WM. w. G. TIGOFN'TON
o--.,, Coano,issioncrs
IL mT' Harrison Bell or either of Us viii 1T. ua Il,
view those lands, end are eonnsonly ia 1. Mt -
at saek,ngham aud Cumberland cour, days
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4 DVERTISTMENT--By Virtue Of a decree or
Essex equity court, in a quit therein depend.
ing between Joseph jsney. and o'bors plant Fs,
ana Jane hrIaistead anil others defendants. and
trustees Of Wn Peachy, ,eees.., win i've es,, ~
highest oiddsr, on the promises on Thursday the
i5t' day OF April next, If fair. ifrot, the next fair
Jay that valuable tract OF Laod, wbereon eap;sin
M feachy resided in his lifetime, situated in Esa
'ex cornty, .iappaianaock river al,o, Ten ~ ;ios
below Iappahannock, and supposed to contain be-
tween i've and six hundred acres BY the sail lie.
cree Partsu'sr SANS are required 70 be pail ~, no.
twelve months credit wiz be allowed
March %. a.,
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LAND FOR SALE.

III Subscriber wishes to sell the ,rac, ofr,,,
t:har,,',nereo h he now res'dess ia tae eoua,y ~
'p',e' i",siiig 10y late survey 40 ;eys 6 ,,
~ "h'e" ST. remain in woods-lhis land IL IA
""1lte' 10 Corn, smsl gram aud 'Toi,c.o. "a, /, 4,
wen ~stered wi,h convenient streams u,,,i,, ,a :,
nIent buildings, (to wit, a ,iMelli,,, hons. - g..
~, Two story high with c,nyenirne ,o,n,s ,o'.t
TN'tc"rn' Dairy, aud other necessary lr.,,-, 49,.
sevs'ai very good springs, ANIL also p wei. j., tb
Riehmo"d ITO. Petersburg 100. and 0 n,iss -,
charlotte Court iiouse ''''
ANY person wishing TO purchase. will m,,o
p'ica'isn 10 the subscriber. "l'-
M.,, HAMLlN EPPEs.
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obedience 20 = derr.e n, C,heH.,s.ld 1,o,,,
'on'' tor The purposes therein sneefieti viii
e soin 70 he highes' binder. ON twelve mon,ds,ra
w at me Hs'iusN fiousa trtwecn Richmond mo
'"re on Wednesday, t',c f,~lrteenth ds, nf A.
prI' next if-ir, nthc,Yrise the next fair la, u
rs'''" :" h'n@v & Vr.t Iced consisting 81 seven
hseiv n"gr'es. among which ar. pip a. Savers
hSe'y Nare--a Feather 49, ~ Fm'rire ;. nm.
"fy artc'es OF household md bitehen Furniture.
n" Sums under SO must be paid dow u, sud ciy,,
months credi, inr All sus,s shove tia a,no,,r, The
purchasers giving bond and approy, scc,,,ity,It,,
larry interest," from the date if not runciua :, I,s,
Richard GRFGORY,0 p.
COLE POWELL, Z CSx,-orsas
ENd BRANCH,
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TO RENY.

q NIl-NI.
'sNHAT excellent stsnd for Bushes, which far.
Il merry occupied, as dry Goods store, between
H'e store lately occupied by captain Roher- ,u---
and the House occupied by Mr.. Wm. Cowan. TIC
store and Counting rnom viii he rented with or,
without the upper part OF the Iou,e.
March, Cd 80