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Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-12-22

1870" f.o'h'eu out ior the attack. and
every other preyiess arrangement ava.
msde 10 prevent confusion. The boat,-
III number, r0Ved of in adn;rahis
order. suns were fired from the en-, I,v
to terrify them they rowea up undar
the muzzies OF the gun and took the;r
stations Tor attacking the first shin. 4
no sooner WAS the American fiac d;s
played, by Lt. Dewnes, "a the s;cnnl
Tor boarding. and the intention was dis
covered by the enemy, than the celors
were struck without shot beins. fred.
so much were they daunted by the in,
trepidity ofour brave officers and men
ihey then left crew on board tbn
prize and took their stations for AZ.
'acSinS tae other vessel. when her fIap
was also struck, On the Grst call to sur'
render Thus were two fine Hrit;sb
ships, each pierced for twenty rpn,
worth near half a million OF doiI,r,
mounting between them 1s guns. and
manned with 90 men, well snppiied
win ammunition and small arms. sur
rendered, without the slightest resist
anee, TO seven SMALL open boats. with
MY men armed only with musISets.
/ pistols, boarding axes and cutIasses |,
be assured, sir, that Britons have oil
/ saer learned TO respect the courage of
/ anieflcanss or they are not ,n conro.-
eous themselves as they would wish %
to believe. "''' 90
have the honor to be, with rr,at
Prospect, yoar ohedient servant.
~, ID PORTER.
lns Secretary Of the Nary,
Washington.
- united Htates Frigate Essex at
sea, Pacific 0ceua. July 2, 1919.
II iR-0n the ED March last, ] s,iI-
GGata shsn;.,e. NV conrsa =,
the uorthwafd, and on ff!e 26lh OF The
same month fell in with the pereyian
Corsair ship, Nereyda, mounting IS
guns; she had a few days before, can
tured two American whale ships. tie
crews OF which tamcunliag ia nunher
20 "a 'nen) were thea detained prison
ers on board her and they could as
s.Sn no othaf motive for The canture.
tkat tney were The allies of Great Br;-
tam: and as such, should capture ali
American vessels they could fell IN
with ; therefore to prevent in fntrrs
saeh vezatious proceedings, 1 threw ali
her armament ialo the sea, liberated
the Americans, and dismissed The Ne
reyda. =
L then proceeded with all possible
dispatch for Lima, to intercep. one Of
the detained vessels, which had parted
with the Nereyaa only three DAYS be-
fore, and I was so fortunate as to ar
rive there and re-oapturs her on the
9Th April. a. Che moment she was en-
tering the port. This vessel the sli,
Barclay; Captain Gideon Randall Of
New Bedford,) took un6er my pro
teetion, aud have had her with nae G.
YER since.
From Lima proceeded for the Gal
isPasos Island, where 1 captured The
following British ships, viz:
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alo 'lie Nranu honcmian Army, amaunt
20 10000. Without exsggera,ion,
therefore, the whole lois of the enemv,
siace the late commencement of boaiii,
s,es, may be eRimated at more than 100
600 men and Ego pieces of cannon.
1t. as every thing fcems to lead u, to
txpect, Bavaria aud Wirtcmbsrg fhould
join the Allies, Napoleon will not have
shc field.
i his Bulletin also ffatcs, that the enc
snr has not any more ftrong positions on
fke lett bank OF the Elbe, frcaa Writer.
berg to Schoaclbeck. His advanced
potts are till between the lae mentioned
place aad Magdeburg. Our detached
parties have penetrated 4. far az Halle,
where they have put themselves 10 con.
Ssction With the corps usder the brave
4 hleiman (; and from thence az far az
Delestch aad Billerfeld, and on the left
wing az Tar as Englen and Want1lcben.-
he vanguard of .he Russian army. nm
der Cosnt Won Woronxofr i, at Aiken.
an the lstt bank Of the Elbe. The
Swediih van guard, under Gen. Schul-
zentium, is at DaiTau. The Crown
Pfinoe has sntruaed the ,iege Of Witten.
berg 80 Gen. Bulox.
:, LONDON, Get. IL.
By msias from GOtteubnrgh, we have
reserved advices to the 6th inst.
Hussian and Swedish Messenger, came
passengers in the packet, charged with.
dispatches for their respective Minis
Sers; and also Capt. Bloomfield, char
sed with dispatches erom Sir G.. Stew.
art, the suhlapce Of which was com:ny.
,ftieated ~ the following Bulletin from
-she Foreign niiice.--
Hispaicaes nave been received
ffoia sir @. Ste.-art. dated Prague
ahe 18th and t9ti OF September.
ihe military details given Ia them
feier TO strong recoanoissanees on the
part OF the Allies and the enemy. in
~hicii several acts of gaIiantry were
conspicuous bat no event OF ;mpo,-
tanee occurred till the 10th, when IN.
@d' 4tii and i4th, corps uader Bona
Parte, with his guards. forming aItooe
ther corps of sc ,oGo infantry. ard
5000 cavalry, attacked the Allies gear
feter'Ualte, aud drove them by sumo
o,or numbers, through -NoIIenasrf
Ihe commander Of iI,e Prussian ca
vairy was made prisoner. The allied
hreops having retired to the corce ofl
hhe mountains, on the following day.
when near Calm, 'hsir right, left and
centre, unie. W'ittgsnstein, Colloredo
'@no Fah!en, we're successfully attack. /
ed, but they succeeded in repnlsinc the
zaeHy at al! points. The movement of
Count @oIaTedo is spoken of in terms
Of the hishes! praise.
The enemy last between Q and
1000 pri3oners, aud General OF hi
rision' hreui1er, viii, many officers.
ara len guns. The loss Of the AlJ;ss
is estimated az 4oSo killed and wound
The affair referred to above, is The
same which was noticed by Bonapsrte
IN Report of The f9th Mt in yyI;,l ~
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re Seor5iana being reputsd a very
iast aaller, and apparently we'll caIea-
lated for eGGizsr, mounted IS guns
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WASHINGTON, Dee. is.
THE ESSEX FgIGATE.

CoPlss o. letters from Capt. Darn,
roafHR, commanding. the U. States
fra$ate Esse.r. to The Sscrstarr of
the Mary, dated ~
Uailea States fr;es fe Hesa~
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FOR TIE ENQUIRER.
NEW SONG.


IT'S wa--then away with your fsctious debates
Adjourn them till peace has estsblsh'd our states
The law is ensctcd-svsunt with your jars
Columbia's Sun in a cluster of stars.
What star hut a comet sister would shove
We meteors aysunt we are planets in love;
Combined in our orbits the vapours deform,
Aud shine most harmonious in Tempest and Storm.
To know is TO love such system as ours
Most pure in its origin, purpose and powers
For the elm ofthe sages who brought it to pass
Was to FIX the aost good for our jreemen IN mass,
The despo;s Ct Europe to Liberty cool,
Make wisdom, byHts nanScie-free knowledge, q
iJoi -
But let the true champions of man in the Weat,
Demonstrate that disciplin'd mind is the best
The Law is our Ruler, end Right is our Code
This renders each dwelh: haow'd abode
Possessd of such treasure, If 'tis not msintain'd,
zen man is a wretch, 6 deserves to be chainG
The law, human nature, the Freeman's high soul
Revots at the Press gang & Britan's control.
To guar! their trae children whem Tyrarts ire
PSI, .
let brave people unite TO Inaz.
Long be the duration of liberty's cast
May the Empire OF Freedom all Empire outlast;
And Sesmen and Freemen assert it sublime,
While Ages on Ages shall beautfy Time
STAFFORD, 24fh Nov 1913.
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J,hn Hovsard Payne, Esq.
Mgyrd-Sfreet.
EDINBURGH REVIEW.


The following list Of writer's for that dstinsushsd
journal, was received from Edinburgh short time
otter ITS commencement We believe il to contsia
most OF the names of those who contributed To the
early numbers a considerable alteration has tax en-
place since that period, will he seen by refer.
enee to the names mentioned by Lord Byron.
l. lTahS!S Jcfery Es7. Advocate The editor s,
principal writer
2. y4aareee Duncan, Jun. NJ. d. Editor of Oh :
Edinburgh New Dispensatory, and professor OF Me-
dica! Jurisprudence at the University Of Edinburgh
DIR. Duncan reviewed medical works in the initial
numbers, until The year 1905, when he and DR..
George Kcle, Of Leith commenced a periodic al
work, styled " the Edinburgh Medical and
Surgical Journal" Since this period the notice OF
medical writings has been discontinued.
s. Lord Henry J'efty, (Son OF the famou+ Esrl of
nf SheibuTneat present, by the death of his elder
brother, Marquis Of LanSdoRD. Lord Henry was
educated under the particular superintendsnce of
Professor Dugsh Stewart
a. Henry ByoughaDl. Esq. Advocate, (autho- NJ
&c The Colonial Policy of European Powers" and
late member Of Permanently
5. Francis Homer. An English Earr;tter and
st present member Of Parliament
G. Mr.. .fIlryay, Son Of Lord Henderlsnd
T. Re0 Sidney Smith, an English Clergyro
IRector Of Foster, Yorkshire
3. Dr. .4ndeyson, Of Edinburgh.
9. Mr.. Coctbayn, Advocate.
10 BGfo4 Coctbprn. of the Excheouer.
II. HteTandey Ua1niif0a, Esq Cousin Germsn
of the late Gen Ham tim, of New.York MIR Ham.
iton reviews books relative to the affairs of the East
Indies.
70 Tze Earl sf.a5eyd.en, Grow Ambassador al
Vienpa.)
IS Nh .Ndpiey.
II. Prstessor Pia3ly, q the University of I'd.
inburgh
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November IL.
TIRGLNLH


'ENI Rules holden in the Clerks Office of the Su-
perior Court Of Chausery for the Richmond
District, the I'd day Of July, 1878.
Overton Cosby, cxr % the last will and testament
OF Robert Sprsn decd. the said Overton Cosby
and James Ross, surviving partners Of overton
Cosby e 20. and the said Cosby and Ross mer.
Ghants and partners, trading uader the irn of
James hoss Co. PhHs
sfgainSf
Thomas Blame, Robert Kernoa, Cur wing partner
on iferseburg 4 Kennon, William Maitland Peter
Bard, Satshel Berkeley & Co. and Samuel Brand
RAM Thomas Maltby and George Genny, as
s'gnees OF the said Thomas Blame and John Hanii
ton, JtE
The Defendants Thonas Blame, SamueI Brand
ram, Thomas msltby and George GIenny having
entered their appearance and given security accord
ng 10 the Aot of Assembly end the Rules of this
court and 1t appearing by satisfactory evidence that
tney sre not inhabitants of this couafry-H is or
Isrea, nat the said Defendants do sppesr here on
me Irst day OF the next term and answer the bill of
lhe fiants and that's copy OF this order be forth.
WIN inserted in some newspaper published in the
City OF Richmond for Two months successfully and
pol'ea al me front door of the Capitol, in the said
city. Copy. Teste,
WIN. w. HHNING, c. C.
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e4 NM WAY from the subscriber, on Saturday
4 evening the Goth ult. NEGRO woman named
cA1S, VINO iatey purchased of d Mr.. Charles
Croughton of Richmond. am told she cormerlv
belonged to HuRton's estate near Predericksbure
where u 10 also said she has free relations and Ga
she carried away ~ the wearing apparel Af herself
and child, together with her bed elotI,ine. rrc-
sumo size ~ill be making the best Of her way there
provided she can first steal away the child If in
the mesn time she ehsuid not have gone on im,ne.
dately, IS probable she may be lurking about Mr.
Hening's quarter, near Bacon Quarter y iarcb.-
She has husband at Mr. Croughton's and several
children, ~ well as the chill she lief, with r,c
which induces me Ia believe size will not make nf
Immediately. viii give q rewstd OF % dolsrs ~
any person who will deliver the said woman 10 no
in this place, near MayJ'a Bridge end "a, reasons-
bic chargeo PAGE is very much pock fTetter and
pregnant, abopt feet 9 or s inches hgh. and h,s
down look, and bad on &c the Gme OF elnpen,sr,,
new woolea cloth habit, Of g dark London brown
Jne stockings ond new pair Of northern made
shoes, lined and bound y DENNIS
Manchester, Dec. 3. e
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vow oFFERED For sALg.

WHAT extremely valuable landed estate, know'
Il by the name OF the " Bent Mountain. This
estate, which is now in the possession of Col. N
drew Lewis, is situated the Allegheny Mountains
in Montgomery county-it is about 10 miles west of
Lynchburg and 40 miles south west of Pattonsburg.
from which place James River affords safe and
convenient navigation. The trset shove mentioned,
contains nearly - 600 OF land, anu it is GER
tainiy one OF the most valuable stockarms in Ame-
rica. The range, which il insxhaustible, consists
or the rich-weed, blue grass aud pea-yne. The
plantation is an extensive and almost leve, plain
IL at present conisias $50 acres OF cleared land,
100 acres OF which are the finest timothy meadows.
These meadows, with an inconsdersble portion of
isbour, can be extended over thousand acres, foe
on simply removing the timber, the ground is pre-
sentiy covered with the luxuriant grass. The
other lands are rich and produce we'll all kinds of
not elegant, convenient and comfortable in the
yard there is a fount,in of the purest water.
This estate would be peculiarly valuable either to
wealthy grszier, or to- company disposed to enter
INTO the business OF grazing, which bushes; is, in
this country, extremely profitable. The lands could
be SO divided, as TO alton iaany eommodous farms
but no partial sale will be admitted.
Col. Andrew Lewis, who resides on the plsce,
will saew 1t to any person that calls for the purpose
of viewing 1t. -
The terms Of sale MAJ be known, BY application
either to Col. Lewis Or to the subscribers.
GEORGE PICKETT,
CHARLES JOHNSTON.
$50 ROBERT POLLARD.
r,no
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November 9,
VIRGIAIA :.


AT Rules holden in the Clerks Ogi,e of the Su
perior Court of Caaneery for the Richmond District
the Cd day of November 1915
James Cannon and Rebecca his wife, and Edward
Butler and Martha his wife, ioLGs.
against,
Thomas White, John Starko Wv;llia.nson. An,
w. Butler, and Thomas Wiliiamsos, IeGs.
The Defendants John Starkc Williamson. Ann
w. Butter, and Thomas williamson not having en-.
the'r appearance and gwen security according
to the Act of Assembly and the Rule. of this courf
and it appearing b7 satisfactory evidence, that they
are not inhabitants of this country-H is oy4cyrd,
That the said Defendants do appear here on the
pnst Gay OF the next term end answer the hin Of the
Plaintiffs and that copy of this order be forth.
with inserted in some newspaper published in the
City OF Richmond, for two mouths Excessively. and
City.
A Copy. Teste,
N.o VIZ w. HRNiNG, c. c.
tsoEeIhoer IL. 16tp
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LAND FOR SALE.

K virtue of q Deed of Trust executed on the o,.,
\ day OF Feb. 1911, by San,1 Hobson of Powbatan
SouRy 10 secure to the Executors OF JAS Allen Brazil
by, ssm of money therein roertjnnad - - NV.
w''' be sold, by the trustees or one Of them. on Wed
n,esdsy the 29tb'of December, to the biobest hid
DER tor ready money, at the house of HUGH French
ON the buckingham road, in the aforementioned
county,
ONE TR.9C1' OF L.lSVl,,
Containing by estimation, three hundred and twenty
eight Acres, being the same whereon tle sforesa;23
Samuel Hobson now resides. '"'u
BY TIE TRLTSTEES.
DeeemOer7. tdsp
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ADVRRTTSRNIEW7,

a ny person wishing to use IN their Distillery.
grocery on otherwise, DIR. Alson's highly an
proved method OF improving spirituous liquors sc
may be furnished with iadividus rights at s 26 in
aAy town or county in Virgins, not ,lr-ady exclr
sVey furnished, on application { Mr.. Cornel;,s
fsyne' Lynchburgb, or the Subsc~ ser, Richmond.
JOHN PERKINS.
October 10. If
promptly attended TO- i' WV NS
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H.EP- OF L0TTFE = . 0.5U

PROPOSALS.. by. A. Lay of New.York. and !
4 Webster OF Phiiadephs, for publishing by sub.
scripiion, a nswand correct Man OF Lower Canada.
'ompned from Hollands large Map of said Pro iuse
paonshed from actual survey, made by order of IL,
nues to an inch, with all the late -eyisions. eorrec
tons and improvements, by Amos Lay. Land Sur.
ths Map vii give extensive view of the coun-
u! north oil New-York, Vermont and New. Harnp
shire: OH whish 10 sorrectly delnested al III Riv.
err, Lakes, Mountains, Counties, Districts. Town
ships. Roads aud Villages, with all the prncipa, pla
ser OF note, and fortified towns, viz Quebec. Mon.
real Three RIVERS, William Henry, Cham6ly Isle
Noix, and ST Jshns -''N
a =. CONDITIONS,
The proposed Map will he engraved in the best
style, by Henry 5. Tanner. The size ia thirty.
four by twenty.thrae inches. The price 10 sub
seribers will be two dollars in the sheet coour,,l
q specimen may be seen AZ tas CanitoI'
Dec I6. q,
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WIN. II. BOULWARE.

Cock e WGtch BIaker,
RESPECTFULLY informs the Citizens oF Rich
a roond, Manchester and their vicinities. he has
commenced the above business 10 the house oecut
Wed ny Mr.. NJ Gretter, where he will repair Click
ana Watches or every description at the sbortesa
houce ana warrant them TO perform well.
n handsome assortment Of Steel and rilt chain,
Seals. Keys, &c. &c. u"
Nov 80. oawAu
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Virginia Legislature.
EXIT qCTS FRo.u THE JOURI:4Lg.
HOUSE or. DELEGATES,
dfoHddv. Uceeg,6ey I.

sHIoHddg, UcceDiber Is.
Mr.. Narcer'' resolution or a sew raj. Tor as.
eer''ieing the sense 81 the House, was taken M &
agreed %.
mr S,anart iror1 The eommi,te Tor Courts Of jig.
tee prescred report, which vas received 4 read
asl ows
he eognnifiae for Courts of Ju9iee, have. acsor.
Ding 10 order had under eonsi ieraiion sun,ry nett.
T. ns TO u referred, and has come t. the following
RS 'lu'Ous tb3rcvpon:
lResoVed, IS tn opinion Of this committee. the
The peudoo o. l'e Ofenee.s o. tn. POOR fthe eoun
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S TONE WHRF.

HNiE Subscril er having established ryappf,.tc,.
OF SFONG W3RE on James River twsIy,
miles below Richmond. offers for sale at The man,
'setory, Tor delivered in Richmoud,) a large End
teneI" assortment OF stone ware, in quality eoaal
cyder and beer bottles warranted 70 answer the MIR,
pose for which they used. Orders left ~ H..
compiling house Of G. J. MeMurdo will be attended,
to, and ware made agreeable to order.
RICHARD RANDOLPH.
q cher %. ,f -
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AoHce y &nrp,nors.

.NoHce 70 &urueUors.
- OpERT G8EENHOW. Esq. Of tho ia, e
Richmond, - appointed sfent IN rete,,@ ~
'urveyms 10 whom il MY be mos. convenient ,e
nay thsn TO 'he '}'Irssr any none, for tie f,Isss
~ William q Mary. II is e., que sted r. Sarv. yors
..a 'hey De noln.ed N rendeFiug soeouu:s aud set
WIN. COLEMAN, Rarssr Of
,,,... William 3. Mary College.
Williamsburg, Dee. 81. sv
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SAFES at 14actiou.
VALUABLE PROPERTY
K s IL L l. Il y I'm - ,y,yD

VALUABLE PROPERTY
f O. So L Il BY .5UC Y'yON
IN Monday the 10th January next. II f,;r :,
W not, the next fair day, at II o'c,oek
the pre,n,'e'. will be sold W auction, po.;ti,s, y
1WO SQU.7RES or CROWD coa~ra,,
INC FIFTY SEFE.N LOrS.
be'ng para ct that property IN the valley. eom,.o.
y called Mackenzie's garden The n,.s,an, .;'en
non Ut these lots, and tie pIan ON which tI,e,s-
lsd Gut, Attending besiies double front Ia rj; IS
them' nn,"t-rrupt,d sccess TO. and the free pss -,
common forever OF an of 100 feet sou.r, ~
may DE applied to variety Of useful rs " elf ~ "a
namentai purposes, ensnrns moreover a fr.s ~.
enst'on of air, will it is hoped invite the ats,,;"
oil the public, and particularly those desrons of ;'
.estins money in properly daily increasing in y,,rs
a plan ofthe lots may be seen at The Merehan,.
Coaee House. s""n'a'
ItRMST--One fourth cash-the balance in eou.i
insta!ments, at 6, IL and rs month"; w;thont =,
" 'e secured by deed ofirrst on the property,
December, IL, 1915.
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. 'ober %.

; hNO FOR SALE would wish 20 81 ~ :,
4 10 hundrod acres ~ Land, lying in the county a.
Orange, on the road leading from Swift Run IN G
range Court house, and in less than mile from, The
after place Ibe grester part of this land is IT, f
original growth, and tie tract efuaI in value 10 a..
high lond is the state. There is on IL iron, svty
seventy acres Of the very first rate low gro,ioJS 81
Inc land will be showed by myself, or, in my ,b
'enee, BY Mr. Rober Brock, living on he prenIise,
THOMAS MACON.
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Valuabh Neoyoe. - G.

.,N afna6E Nfgroee Tor SAFE.
en- HIcnds' the Sd day eff January next. vii, h.
sold, before the door Of the heli Tavern ~ ,S S
i Si.y Q, Eiehmond, between twenty-five and tI,rtv
Likely NEGROES, belonging to the esste 81 ~.
some sr John Tyler, dee'damoug them are
some 90 tee best crop hands in the state Of Vro;
Several Of said negroes win be sold for es,h .I
s,uae on screiit OF three months Notes negotiable
and payable at the Bank of Virgins with rood a..
dorSers, will be required. Wv" e''' en-
De..t ., JOHN TYLER, Ex'r.
ne
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IN CH4NrCEPY

a
a Court, continued aud held fo. Albemarle
"a county, the stu day Of October, 1915,
Between
N'mrod bramham, Complainant.
john jouett, Alice Jouett, heirs Of Robert Jouett
Nathan Crawford, and Margaret his wife, John
Aliin and Mary his wife, John EiiIIs, NIenan
Mills, Margaret Mills, Frances Mills, Clifton
lshoSeS and Elizabeth hiG wife, Charles Jouett.
Ihomas'C. Fletcher and Susannah his wife.
Defendants
TUE defendants, john Jouett, Alice r. Jouett.
heirs OF Robert Iouett, Matthias Crawford end Mar.
garet lis wife, John Aim and Mary MS wife John
Mills, Margaret Mls Frances Mills, Charlss len
ett-not having entered TIER appearance and Given
security according to the act of s,embiy and the
rules OF this court and it appearing to the t,ac,on
OF the court that they not inhabitants of hi,
eonatry-on the motion OF the comp lainant By his
c. unset, 1T is Ordered, By tie Court Tkat the said
Defendants do appear here on The first Monday in
January next and answer the bin of the complainant.
and that copy of this order be forthwith inserted
IN some newspaper published in tie city of Rich.
mond Tor two months successfully, aud posted at the
front door of the Court house of this county for the
same time.
A Copy-Teste,
JOHN NICHOLAS, .AC.
November 9. w8w
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I 10 ~ W Y. G } y,.v.t.
Albsmar.e, lice. l3. oo,

Be SOLD on Tuesday the lth ,iay Of L.,
airy next about fifteen likely Slaves cons;,,;n ,.'l
men, "onsn, boys end girls, Of the Estate ofy
WrS.''io dSed' at Mira. Drewry's Tavern in nrenir
W,ne' the greater part Tor ready money. The 80
on MONTHS ereo't upon The rorel asers swing band
Sppto'e'i security to carry interest fcon tie 49, -
No.. ~, pu''e'u%ly paid All persons having elane asan'
"r g ate arc desired TO bring them forward bv r.
ay OF sale or this notice win be lpat in bar VIC
any coming IN thereafter as it is ,i,. ;ntSri1
the adnAr to ecse his accounts as aoEn as - III
JOHN FOE, Adnr os
King yy;,,;o-n r. 20 L. t"psco,nb, decd.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-12-25

THEY sent an artist to OBTAIN authentic nrorg,s
non ana To- make the necessary drs wiuRs.-In This
ne was politely assisted by Cam. Perry, VINO had
the goodness TO call meeting of the Officers IF ,b
fieet, Tor the express purpose Of le;eri,inr ~, the
most Important points Of action, and furni,binr
sketches OF the same. The Artist has returned. sud
sue 'se,Shes ana documents which he procured are
now in the ands of two distinguished, pa,rt-rs vIo
nave undertaken to execute two highly finished ,c.
lures o! the most important scenes in that br;lEsn.
and unparalleled achievement
Dec f6.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-12-25
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II L U II b LIZ STA IVES
II. .4uetion.
EETILL BE SOLD To the ho,s,, ,;as.
w esshGbet1rc the door of tie H4u Tsver. =,
,e oity Ok R'rhmon', on Friday the slst ms, n, 10
O'Clock, betveen thirty ana forty . '"''' ~ ~
F.HI.UA8LR SLAYFS.
Sa,s ~ G descriptions consisting of Men, Women.
Toy * Urls there among then, fuo rs, -
good EiaShan sks, al.o two female cocks " ''''es
bartlett STILL.
Dec. ~ pc''d.e .att..ste,