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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-04-09
LATEST FROM LEvvIsTowN.

BY the last account from Lewistown Il
appears that on Sunday all the blocke-
ding vessels had left the Delaware, except
one OF the schooner: tenders, which ON
Sund y last took the Mentesqueu. belonging
e. Mr.. Girard of Philadelphia. The Mon
tesquieu had been out &c months, and
mighrhave escaped, but did not hear of
the war until after her Capture. Her cargo
i, said to be worth ONE MILLION FIVE
HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS.
Captain Warmers troop Of cavalry arr,
here on tuesday afternoon from Lewistovn
their further services being deemed un-
necessary, az no danger is now appreheuded
IF an attack ON that place.
April I.
Ship Montesouieu, captain Wilson, of g.
for tins port from Canton, was taken on
Saturday last, inside of c. ne Henlopen by
the British schooner Paz, and ordered for
HALIFAX: Captain Wilson and his crew
were put ashore at Lewistown. He had
not heard Of the war until he was captu-
red. -'.. o-
The Mortscruis- vas off all Friday
night firing for pilots on Saturday morn
ing the Paz stood out and captured her,
put prize master and nine men on board
the ship, and ordered her to sea. sac, 90.
On Sunday evening the MontesquieY re
turned Under convoy of the Poictiers and
both anchored atthe Buoy of Brown. The
Paz also detained Spanish ship Minerva,
with cargo Of flour, from this port bound
| TO CadIZ.
Her papers were sent on shore at Lew
istown by commodore Beresford, and or
dcred her back to Philadelphia. The Pas
mounts 10 guns and as men, and was the
only vessel OF the squadron in the bay from
Wednesday to Saturday.
! The nf
! given up TO her crew, being 10 IN number,
and all their baggage. They arrived here
| yesterday morning, but we're obliged u
throw their baggage overheard, in their
passage up. -
On. @ FAYETTEVILLE, April 9.
| Arrived ~ TINS place TO day) on hi,
way to Npgioik, TO take command on that
station, General WADE HAMPTON ant
suite.
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majority Of 1873, & sfoniay fsst in enc Is,e &C
Wight Johuson gained majority oil 25S-
Southampton VIII ,,,e johnson n handsoiu. vote
u"msh lie VIII log iarse naIorit, --Jut
J"l"sns, Will come aheai snsl here -ve
10 Johnson msJIri,y 81 iron. fry to sns hundred
~ the pslarrs Ut B'itish sglrcssion vii I've more
and ibis prosecuted district ~.it rise once more
clear ~ Edwin Gray. hope titat ms leader brn-
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-04-09
April 6.

FdIRFIELD SPRING RAChS,
VIII commence on Tuesday, Ath OF May. oI
FIRT DAY
Will be run for elegant Silver Cnp valued AZ IS
gu'Deas-two mile heats, free for al ages, carrying
weight agreeable the rules of the Club--Entranea
SEQ.
SECOND DAY
Jockey Club Purse---Four hundYed d91ara--four
..< THIRD DAY
P-oprietor's Purse--Two hundreA tlolisro--tiree
mile heats-Entrance $40.
FOURTH DAY
Hanly Cap Purse. ,-...
The Proprietor has ?: considerable azpenss put
this course in oompleat. order, having enclosed it
in very superior manner, sud erected new Sta.
bies for the eccCR rotation OF those who may
please to favor him viii, their patronage Hs has
like wise removed the Booths to 2 distant part OF
the held to prevent the annoyance, the Quarter
Stretch has been 50 much subject 70. ----iIe cons
IDENTITY homes this will give universal satislaction.
Stableage and Stray, gratis.
As the Proprietors Purse is Insde M chiefly
from toll at the gatcs-the following rates are es-
tablished---
-Four wheel Carriages, 800
Two do" 90. 50
Man and Horse, 50
Persons on foot, c5
THOMAS WATSON, fnn.
April Q. DIR
COTTON Cards, Clover Seed, Il COpperas, re-
" ceiyed and tor salp by
LUXE, STEER, s. co.
April .. 2t
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Glass Ware.

which Gtey cTpr for rrle nm their u-r,, l,,. -.
urth tie loth Gsy of MAY uext, uSen tte oe'ml'
Or, VII D ssId at puzzle suotoa in order 10 eio.s
She Concern. :" 0'osS
her Country Customers AMI others vii do coli
20 10 prove me IMPORTANTLY Of ia}ing in = good
'uSl, may not offer N this place flr some tesr.
~ Casks Lime. years
10 Barrels prime reotssd Whictev,
bOye. i '"' -S'e rs a.
April9 r
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From Suyyy Comfy.

tn he EditoT.
u IS with reo' pleasur stare 20 you tAse orr
sr'cnd Jssrlohrsnn o, The Isle OF Wight gained Il
the Snsscx eongrsgsloqsl Election the e.eee DAY =
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HiWzi.d G5,StilIyu0,,

4 Is w on bend ! .toIera4'e supply of "a, ther,
9nd useini articles, srah Fdg cd aud G. {, p.Io'
DO Dishes, Tea u Coffee Gu US X Saocers, pn"Is''
Mugs J7gs, Bs'ins, &s. Sso.--and &c 4era ss.o,,'
iusbt &C e''S'"' @A'Or''
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W0tiCe.

= t-nion ofthe Esta,s ot Thomas r.. Pertains
deed. Who was an Attorney Ut Law, hereby noti-
h>s all persons haviug cle'uss against the said Es
tate, t. produce them f1r se,leracu', on o. before
the day % October next as to those Who's
Clsims are not produced by that tule, this notice
will be pleaded IN bsT assirst ticp.
WIN ~ PEEKfNS,
Adm or Of Thomas r. PERKINS,.
Buckingham, hpiilo. w&wp
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CoMMCN.CouNCIL MEN.

do hereby certify chat the following persona have
been duly elected as ComnonCouncii men, aersea.
bly, to the returns made ia me, by the deputies from
Jeiie, son Ward No I, Monroe Ward No. s, anu
from Madison Ward No. ., under NY own superin.
tendance, 20 wit
For Le6trson JFoyG-Andrew Stevenson, Wm
War~iaw, Francis Wisker, John II. Strobi,,' Rich
ard nennie' Charles Wh,t,ovke. Joshu. West, B. j.
Harris, a Turner
For Madison He,d p. N Nicholas. Robert
S;se.bhow, William e. Willisms Johu Brooken
brnugh, Robert MeKim,' George Ray EI,uund
Bailey, Samuel Jo,rs,' Solomon Jacobs
70, .Non,Se Rard-Wm Foushc- Senr. David
Bullock Thomas Wilson, Samuel McC,aw, Tho.
mas Ri'cAiet Wm. Hay, junr. WIN. Writ, JOHN
Lee Obadiah Gathrisht
VIM. D. WREN, s-riespt of
the City OF Riehmond.
"Si.ce appointed Aldermen of the city
Robert Greenhow is elected Mavnr Thomas
Rtcbe Recorder. and Charles Whitloeke, Sesicr
Alderman, for the ensuing year
VIM &. Williams is appointed President of the
Common Council.
Errafa--'n the communication = B. 9 published
in the last EnQo rer aras sph d, for eharscters
read " character"
5th paragraph for " eoRtiguity" of the voyage,
read I" continuity" Of the voyage.
9Th paragraph, for ''there" are eau ses &C., read
"these" are causes &c.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-04-09
Mai.
ASS Cor johnson.
VIRGINIA. ELECTIONS.

Sidfe Legislature.
Sfottsy!cdnis --iiohert Stsnsid.
Car,sr l.. Stevenson
.Ne7s members.
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"A MEETING Of the Proprietrrs ct the Dismal
Z swamp Company = requested WiIhsms-
borg on the 6fst rtursles ~ May nest
J-gyjftiS HE.ND EKSON' Pye,f.
CORBTN CRIPFJN,1
fR.4NcIS P.4GE. 'A~'sGt'|
Wiliispsbsrs. April 2. 2w
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The Envircns ne K edmond now prcs.n,
the picture of a Camp--Our fields are
= tented" Here ,hc Rifemcn of Rocking.
ham and Augusta, ere seen mixing with the
iorsemen of Caroline and Aibemarle, and
the Artillery of Lynchburg. Some Of them
WY remain with us some are destined for
Norfolk: and some of them will be dis
patched as Videttcs or as guards to our RI
vcrs.
We beg leave to suggest that the best Ri
ver-defence which we can adopt on the
land is, LIST. to moant our rifles on horse
back; and ID. to place our artillery at the
horses' heeis. Thus, by mouufed rifemen
and FvinS artillery. we can best rival the
expedition with which our enemy ira.
vels by water. And thus we can best pierce
them with our ball, as they pierce our
Rivers.
90 II is said that two persons are going -or,, as
Commissioners IT Peace to join Mr.. Adans.-Nr
"iiatin rs named as one OF thsuA-the 'other is
named.
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Majority for T. III.
And thus Randolph will be out--onc
more Of the Ohh0Si'ion will be placed hors
de combat out Of the ranks of a bitter OPP
position-~and the man who is literally and
locally or me same ride offhe House with
the Federalists, viii be absolutely OUT Of
tie Horse altogether.
Peasants, Dawson, Cholson, Goodwin.
have 30 opposiion.-- Mr.. John g. Jack son
opposes Wilson; and Love opposes Lewis
Thus 7oe go--And we hope that Vrgioia is
rising aSd rallyHg with more spirit around
the law, the admnistration, and the stand
ard Of honorable war4--It IS. thus. the on.
position being defeated, The war waged
with rore spiCjt, and the hopes Of the enc
my damped, we shall BE able 10 attain ih e
| only ehd OF war--an hohoJu6ie Peace,
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EOTToN Cards, Clover Seed, x Copperas. re.
" ceiyed and tor salp by
LUXE, STEER, s. co.
April Q. Ct
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-07-16
ar PUBLIC AUCTION.

pa Ill be sold at public auction on the premi-
wv SEES, On Tuesday the Goth iustant---One aud
In half acres OF GROUND, ca Richmond Hill, u
psit OF which has been called the Yszoo Purchase,
lately the property Maj J.s. Scout, deed, oueety
p!sat view of the elegant bHiGhs in the ciis
Ii 10 CO.'S, .niept to the market &c In short, there
sre but few, il any, situations, in Richmond
possessing equal advantages TO this truly desirable
place Terr.s. cash, notss with approved intiirs-
ers at 60 snd 100 days, payable aud negotiable at
one OF the Banks of Virginia, in RieLnlond--the
purchaser paying Bank Discount.
THOMAS TAYLOR.
or The above sale wss unasoidsbly postponed
GlTuesday the 2oth inst. when it viii positively take
place L. I.
yu,y I6. Ct
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-07-16
Domestic.
RESPECTING ALIENS,
CIRCULAR TO The MAHSEAI.s OF
THE u. STATES

CIRCULAR TO The MARSEALS OF
The u. STATES.
C.Vlce of Cemmissa,y Genera! Of Prisoners
en- Washington, Alay 3isf, 1913.
olh--t he President, DESTROYS Of detoine
more particularly the treatment of ale,
enemies, and of extending as much induI.
gehce IL them as WAY be Compatible wnh
the precautions made necessaryby the pre.
sent s,ate OF things directs, that in regard
" Suca as may be within your district, YOU
VIII be governed by the following rules:
You will cause TO be removed, as hereto
fore prescribed, if not already done, undc,
tormsr orders from the Department OF
ot3te, ell who are not females or uude,
eighteen years o. age. or who are not labo-
fsrs, mechanics or manufacturers, arrived
ID me country previous TO the declaration
OF war, and actually employed in their Sc.
Versi vGcations, subject however to the fol =
lowing modification:
Persons OF whatever calling Except in
cases whe'e ysu may have knowelsdee Of
improper conduct) who have according n
law declared their intention TO become CT
tiZens Of the United SAFES, at least si,,
months before the declaration of war, and
IN addition are married to natives. or are
owners OF real property, or if.in commerce
IN such commerce as is exclusively internal
"4S :" VIC pS'uittSO W fSiidiU at, or III re-
moved, 70 return to, their usual places Of
residence provided such residence be
not at or in the immediate vicinity of a
tow or post on naWgsble water, where
miHtary WORKS are maintained, or a body
of troops are stationed.
You will take care to call for and be 60
veTned By proper proofs of the facts al
legged in each case and as to all persons
sopermitted TO return, you are requested to
observe the same precautions aud restric
lions as are used towards alien eftemies not
removed and you are not to coustrue the
relaxation hereby authorised as any bar e.
q future removal or apprehension of ner.
sons relieved by IT, should general circum-
s'ances require or Particular cases make
necessary such mcaeure.
You vii make to this Office weekly re.
turns OF all the cases coming to your know
leGge, Of persons, Of tie class designated 20
remain, or 10 return, wholly ralsconduc,
have forfeited their claim to such indnigenee
and Of the course you have taken as 70 each
--2s also Of the persons Of the class rero
ve0, or designated to be removed vho
'Nom extraordinary circumstances Of hard.
,'up, a..d from their character aad deport
rfsn', may ce 10 your option entitled "a
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OF his Msjesty's ships and vessels, em-
pioyed sod TO be employed On tho A.
mericea aud We India staten. c,c. y-o.

OF his Msjesty's ships and vessels, en-
p'oyed Shd TO be employed un tho A.
>Inericen aud West India staten. &c. go.
a PR0CLH4W.GII0N. }.
"Hl|kt'AS his roy al nj ghncss the prince
regent hath caused his pleasure 60 be siSni.
NEG to TIE right honorable the lords comInis.
sieners cf the Admiralty &c direct thas
saoo'u'nsti'ute strict and rigorous block.
aae % the porss aud hsrbors If Nesv vorf.
Cha'TeSfon, Porf Ro,sL .Sa1nnnob and a.
me re, 4It'aisalfhf, iii ihe United4Sta,e> Of
America, an, r'siutain ann enforce thn
ne, according 20 the ;;4aees oil vrar in Il.
'aiiar cases, And bbe..,ss that rh@ &ois-
ters OF neutral powers ShGuid Je ddiy moi.
me- that al! the measures auth riseG bv tbe.
iaW or nsu9ns will he adopted & rexercised
WIN respect to ali vessels which may at
temp TO violate the said blockade
\ 40, thetcfore, hereby require and s,;,...r
vow 70 pay The ueraost regard and ae;e, Tor.
70 his royal hiehnsss the Prince Iecet,;s,
comm aaos as before itientioned, ans d sverv
pirans III Your pewer 20 n sin,ain and r,fc,ke
the most strict and rigorous blockade OF he
ports and harbors nf he-p YORK, Charle,roz.
Z o's houah SauannGf, Gnd OF the ,ipc7,
ITfssIsaftft IN the United States OF "A d,erica.
accordingly.
Given under nv hand. On hoard h;x NJ.
jssg's Ship SGn Dqminso at Beraaua1>x
the '2s.h. ufMsF 1913
JOIN BORLASE WARREN.
Aomlral ct the Blue and Commander ia
Chief &c. &c &r.
lie respective h7s oficers and Contains.
commanders, & comm an,iins offers x
his mals.y's SHIPS & vessels, emplo,ei
end to be employed on the An,erican 8
west Indian stations, and all c,hsra
whom it may Concern.
by command oftAe Admiral. :,
George RcRHrc!.S Fy5tiberr Ssr'D
GOD sove fhc KING.
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he Subscriber wishes 10 e-up,oy ten men for.
= tie NIGHT WATCH in the CITY Of Rich
inond One to act ss Captain ofthe watch, who vii!
iecsSe a salary OF S5e5 per annurn--oue IS Lien.
tenant who will receive $50, an the men S2ss
essn ouch oIly, rs can come we'd recomme AIDED
as HoneSt, 'ooeT, active men, WILDE employed *
=, IS hep's tha no one will apply who does not Just
y meri, this character.
Application may be made TO me at the Bell Tay.
ern, Ia the City Of Richmond
HENRY ROBINSON,
Master Of FeHcs.
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VALUABLE LaND-For Sale

VALUABLE L2ND-For Sale
G hN Thursday, the 18th day OF August next, Gil
Nt fair, it not the next fair day viii be offered
foT sale on the prenises--A TRACT of LAND in
tire connty ct F0what,D, belonging the estate OF
Egrk OF Fine Creek contsining All acres, by late
NJ ger OF ths curyeyor tor said 6oanty on the fol-
lowing terms, 10 witt-~Cne third of The purchase
money 70 be paid on the frstday Of Janusry 1914,
tso'sgpg t0id Gu the first day Of Ssptembet ens,l.
tns Bonds for amount Of pbrohsse to he avecuted
ny Tie purchaser, to bear interest from their date,
With deed Of trust the LAM to secure their pay
men' Mr. JOSIAH IoTioins, the prese nt sccupant,
vii she% the premi6esto any one disposed to bur.
CHASE and whose lease prnvnles tor SoSing wheat
y sproper time in the event Of = sale. Posse sson
20 ~ given Of the land and houses on the z6th Jay
JAMES Pi,GMDSp 'eAse W. " e 1,l
Grahan, le2er Of il Lyle, deed.
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FhRMING.
Jabt5.

~ ANS sitsation--a single nan, RHO per.
W tsetiy understands the supe-intcndance and
proper management OF FARaINc--thc culture ~
small brain, Glover, and Grass Seeds OF different
s'hns ! anu VINO hrs hsd great experience in Penn.
ayvania--likc wise in Virginia -.
hhi.iters pos, paid aud sent to this Office 70. w
c. shall be drly attended TO. ~
N b No ,entcnen need apply l-t such as are
o,speseo 10 give hbsrai encouragement. He has no
OBJ to going to any part the United States
July Is WV
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70 TEE :DlToR OF TRE INQUIRER.
srs--i HAVE thsuGht proper through the med;
um It your paper, TO eo-tradiet report in ciroula.
d6n, that i, under pretence of going t. Norfolk WITH
Cargo OF corn, did 90 TO to the British Ssus drou
then laying ia the Chesapeake Bay, near the mouth
OF YORK River, and made sale OF the Cargo Of Corn
70 the enemy aud receievd payment for the same;
which reports, positively aver, are f.se and mali,
eiou7, snd DEFY the worid TO support any such
charge.
Wsi. F. OL0NNF
r. William Cc,,nty Jsne Is t.,
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N OST, on Thursday July s, a nair Of SADDI. e
Z BAGS Of a brownish colour, containing a RED
Noroeso Pocket Book, with 90 dollar note on snc
Of the Banks OF Eirsria also, about ~ donsrs in
SILVER hss''les uoie given y VIM. Harrison, psy-
soic to- Moses hehney, for $50 dollars due the hs
Janna', lsl4 the payment Of which mole is s,eppc.
nesstes other papers, &c of no uss 10 suy cue bus
.Oe owner Likewise. many stIclcs of c.uath;ps
'he finder shallbe handsomely rewarded, ty ieav-
ing SAID Saddle bas'at Williams Tavern, 18Th ms
contents, or AZ the cff.re Of the Fnsu;r.r'
MOS rs KINNEY.
+ July JIG. eto II = - i,
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CntLLrCorHEI ,;ne 90


Tn Monday the DIST instant. Gen. I'm
rison held Council in Franklintou with Inc
csIets CT the Delaware Shawanoe WAN
oot' ana oenesa tribes OF Indians, to the
mount OF about so. The General, in hi, tolk
TO these Chiefs. observed to them that he n i
oeeh induced TO call them together in Der
90 ascertain their. real int ntions, 4s in
iofnco them that a crisis had arrived which
demanded that all the tribes, which ha n
nefetorore remained neutral; sho.Id tale =.
seeded stand either for US or against us ::
ana shat IN order 10 give the Unifed State.
d guarantee OF their good dispositions. the
friendly tribes should either move y;tb
their families. into the settlements. or their
warriors should accompany him in the en-
SUING campaign, and hgh; for the u. State,
ne chieiS having expressed their WILLING.
ness to accede to the proposition, of tie
General, ADD their satisfaction in hayino, a.,
opportunity of fghtirg for the Ur;ted
otates, the General informed them that he
would let them know VIXEN their service.
should sc required. He aiao informed tbc,,,
tnat all those who should 60 with h;u, nn.+
ioilow his fnoSe If warfare and not Kill or
lt]ure Old men, women. chiISreh, nor nri.
soners that no one but a coward ar =
Fduaw would-kill those who were rpYh,is g.
neiend themselves and that as General
proctor had agreed Co deliver him up I Iar.
rIson) to lecumseb, if they had succeeded
IN takiAg Fore Meigs, he promised them n,
MS turn, If he should be successful. TO tl.l,.
yer proctor into their hands, provided ria.
they should onIy but q hettffont on hin, II
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BALTtst GRE, July 9.
Ertraet Of letter 10 the eoI.tore f,o,, .
friend IN The aray. dated

Inb al ~ VIZ ET July ~.
Ertraet Of q letter 10 The cti.tore INN, y
Jriend flfhe army, dated
NEWARK. W E., June IS,
Yesterday we received severe stro;,
by the discomfttre of detarhmrns hnde1
Coz. Berster, about II miles from this:--.-.
HI.sr tCugh engagement with a body n
indians, Canadian militia and regulars. who
had surrounded him in a defile before he w.s
aware OF hs the whole party was obliged 70
surrendsrs We nave also lost two pieces
OF artiieys. The detachment consisted
oeheVe OF aoout Csc nea, eniong the finest
in cur little army.
"The encny = Zee, il tn in THE ,,,,,r,.r
again, and we expect to be attacked ere
long. may ba assured; howeyer. the
enemy shall not enjoy an easy victory. In
deed imagine we car rent ,hem-+thougb
we are not acquainted with their numbers.
ihey mad been reinforced FROM York, Kings
ton ana Montreal, but to what extent ] do
not know,
June 25.
4" The enemy knew better than % execute
their threatened attack last night. VIZ
were ready for them, and every man znxi
Gus tor their approach. But, need not tell
you the conseq uences ofIemaining or she de
tenslVe In this country. II multipliss ena
mics"
VFS SFNSeTN, June 81.
wrote you a couple of letters nv Pc,
mail giving the unwelcome tidings Of col,
berstier's capture, with about 600 nicke
men, 100 horses, and pieces q arillerv,
by body OF Indians, &c. Various stories
are IN circulation respecting the disaster
some assert that he struck to en- inferior
force yeti have no doubt OF his hav;nr
fought braveiy--his officers and men yeft
Courageous but suspect the colonel Wa
nnacquantod with the mode of frbtnr In
dsns in the wooss.''
" Every thing langushes for want ofstul
and enterprise, Had he, o had he have
paShed on quickly after the British ARM
When we first invaded and secured the land
ing' we could have taken every soldier in
arms on this side, aud attached IN us 1s ont
OF 20 Of ali the inhabitants. Rnt, the fafaJ
retreat from above, thetarfiincss, ard wa5t
OF v,gor, decision ard gcncralshjp evi6red
on all occasions, have driven ali into In
English ranks.
Part Of the British feet was in sis4t To
day tour niles below Had sc pursue
our hrst blow, We need not care a fig for
"ee'S' mig. d.
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Pr. J4ifES N. MORRIs.
z AFFERS lis mefi.sl services n the i1bab;,.n,.
~ o h, city o Richmond sad rs y.ei,,.v-Ige
49,, ID Z" sect ~ che hOgs forDl, ~ osaup;el
d Mecmse's = '''''' 's''''"Se q
5uly is. ~.
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v the estate of John Pierre Il niamn Cbs;,n.,,,
aso'c, are hereby requested to present them Tor
pay ment, ana thuse indebted TO The said estate, s
Please make i,Emedate pay msat, as no further IN,
dasScRee eau be given 49,
+ FRANCIS FREsiON, Adm'- Of
the estate Of p. g. ChAia asa,i. deed,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-07-16
K. William County, Jsne IS. =
FOR Sale.

FOR SILL z,
a 7 the sign OF the anvil, main OF E. Street in
e Richmond,
Il Vainable Stock Of Hardevare, Ironmon-
-, gerry Ca.tfIery. S'c. sc.
Aiie subscriber intending to retire from business
ss aooh es possible, Offers FOR Gale by private
On the most liberal terms, his very valuable
STOCK on. GOODS.
40 purchaser disposed carry on tic l,usinrs 3. in
iticAaiehd Gere cannot be eligible stand
than ne hresent as il has net only obtained gen.
era kEe%isdge Of iull and regular sssortment for
9sny ye@ys being kept there, but affords very COM
toria6le accommodation for = large family
JAS. BREAM
u b has also fcP sale, absut 40 Barrels Homon,
Corn, very handsome Northern made Cosehes.
nearly ne~, and do. do Philadelphia Gig, both of
the Carriages have very handsons plated hsrneps-
Also good gig horse for safe.
Juy Z. IS