davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-04-23
AN ACT

To establish certain roads in the state of Ioui.i.
BE 1t enacted BY the Senate and House of Re.
preseDtativeS of the United States of 4,,,erica in
Congress .2ssenl5ie, That the following post roads
he establisled---trom Natchcz in the Mississippi
Territory, By Concordia to Ca,ahoula, and from
thence, by Rapids to Natchitoehes from ST. Fran
cisville, by St. Helena and ST Tammahy to Madi.
soayilIe.
Sgred as shove.
Feb. 81, 1918.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-04-23

Wo7ICE.

kbUBLIC notice iq hereby Given to All who boyr
p drawn prizes IN TIE Gcst class of tho Atpomat.
fox River lottery, that unless they come for ward
with their cllins for said prz.s on or before the
Sob day ol April next 1t will ne taken for granted
that s1ch are renquisbed in favor Of the nnderta-
ling for which the Lottery was granted ana this
notice pead 30 bar TO any application for prizes sub
1squenty made TO that period
The COMMISSIONERS.
n. -. Those indebted for Tickets. ore earnestly
requested to onre forward and ~ for the same
preeious 20 that date, otherwise s'iitq Wit b. COM
merced indiseriminat"5, agsius, those Who f,il
Pe,ers5utg, Apr,i 80. 81
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-04-23
AN ACT
Signed as ABOVE.
MARCH, 5, 1913.

10 alter the time fer the next meeting of Con.
gress.
BE 1t enacted By the Senate ard House of Re.
6resentatives Of RE United States Of .8nlerica in
Congress .6ssenbied, That after the adjournment
ot the preset session, the re%t meeting OF Congress
shall be on the Fourth Monday of May next.
Signed as above.
Feb. 27,-1Sl5.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-04-23

Elizabeth Fofcr. Maiden Foster, Robt Foster
Ezekiel Foster, johnson Foster and Moses Fos.
ter
EbLEASE 70 TAKE NCT1CE-That 7 absu
u petition the c@nnfy court OF Prince Edvard az
J0y court next, for iecree 81 The said court To
sell the Land belonging to the estate of BenI Eos
ter deed.
THOS. PETTUS. Adm-r..or
Benz. foster, deed.
Mron %. wSwp
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-04-23
Notice.

'ESHE COURT of H1stngs of this eity will "a
4 their hiay Session, appoint some 1T I'D ouai.
ned persons, to superintend and aei as thgIeeper,
Tr ana oehooi Miaster.of the Poor qd Work
i.ouSa 10 Gus c'ty-ihe 2a!svies heTetosot allowed
were as to!low---to the Keeper 5se0--Tj the Ma
tron 5 2oo-And the Sehooi Master sit per an
etc. VIZ "oense 70 t''s@ ~ reasonable cOmpen
ber,. by the Visitors for the time bell Ven.
80 pp9 p"t e"oSe Wfo can ,sone VIII recon-
menaed for vigilance, industry, aad gentrai ree,i.
tude of conduct.
April 10. " '"'yo -
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-04-23

-
DRY GODS,
lately received from Norfolk eomprisjnp an kxo.,
lent Spring assortment, viz.
100 pieces Calico of Ribbons
ioo pieces 9-S and rs Canton Il China cranes.
o.nshains. White and colored t-us.
~ pieces ChintZ Com trings
mon Furniture Gail Levent;ner
Goes Cotton Laces
Dmites Thread o., Tto,,. r, ~,
Cotton Shirting. Pins. i'''''
, Wh!te Jeans Satin and Other shoes
White x coloured mar silk pelisses
settles Vestings. Botobazettes
Cambria Musiins Stostinonet,,
Almost every deser'p- 10 pieces Cashmere, Part
''oi VI fancy Musins, very ha ndsome and as-
among which are Lee sorted colors
noes. ~ ,ieeoe s,,,a,,e , 49, !
Cotton Cassimeres. CLOTHS some of ,h;aI
NVWttoh' pandsnno' and are iirstqvsIity & as.
Niaorss fIandkerehieis sorted colors
Pocket Hd'kfs Cannon Ferret C,lo,h !.
I T:Inp r Dimiues 20 pieces red * % piec-
I,lsn oheetns es fine White Elan
'oWias nels
One bale very fine Tick One csse Linen Fam.
lenburg brie
400 pieces very fine In so pieces black fancy
?, u.a uooGs; China silk Handkcr.
Cotton " Worsted hose. chiefs
handsome assortment Irish Linens
OF ladies' and gentle Oznabnrys
mems, silk hose Elegant White Sattios
SIX Gloves | Ravins ut
~, ",ooe' ~ pieces nag BandanOes
"Inte ana COlored Kidd Fine Samaks
Gloves ( INA r;eoc, ,,,.o.I,a. -,
Elegant lace veif5 led S.ckint. va
Sus 9naWis I elegant carpet and one
handsome assortment rue,
ANA many other articles too numerous for this
advertisement. ''''
ne goods may he seen at the place Of sale 9 or
> days preyiousto the Sale. The Stock will amount
20 ahcat $4,000 The public are invited 10 sttcnd
.n' s''e' US "ill 'e good opportunity For coun.
Try merchants to las in a aock ofnsafii and scarce
Eoohs. Every article offered will he sod positively
without reserve and the sale continued from day
% gay uni closed, under the management Of Mes.
"'Oueare' robinson aud Peasants, Auctrs.
TERMS
~ sums under 500, cash over 100 ard not e--
r,ft,H'nS 800 90 days-over SOC, and not exceeding
'"Nl! 'nonths--i0OO and upwards AZ s mnuih !
re' t'T approved notes negotiable at either OF tie
banks in this City.
April 10. 40 '-'''''
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-04-23
$500 .Hcyes.

ana being a part of Robert Fosters location. the
Iand IS TO be rated with the first qualities Of tha
ureen River Lands: andis supposed two thr.la ne
ter 1t contains number Of very fine sarinvs-with
few 'sts OF cleared ground, and cabins are the
only improvements. r he many advantages that arc
attached to this land, viii make it well worth the ct.
.enucn oil any person wishing to purchase 1t is a.
boat IA miles from New GLASGOW Is from the Row,
Ing Green and IS from Nashville (ren) and has a
%or'ntry Road leading through it. farther des.
eriptIon is deemed unnecessary, as Ii IS presumed.
purchasers would wish to have the Land yiewee,
which will be its best rcc3mmendetion.
l. ne isod will best suit to he soILin one tract and
%'Ii not be cut the title will be made undoubted. s.
the purchaser ommodated-For further partieu..
isrS hne addressed to the subcriher and directed
70 Jainestown Post Office, will be attended to-
JAMES J. FOSTER.
Tr'nce iSdWard, April IL. TIP
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-04-23
by AUTHORITY.

Resolution requesting the President of the Unite
States 10 cause To be prepared and laid bcscrd
Congress system. of Military Discipline.
RES0LgED BY tie Senate and House of Re
ereseatG:ies Of thr Uaitea States Of .iileyica IN
Congress ,issess5Ied, That the President. or the
United States be, aud he is hereby requested "
cause To be prepared and laid before Congress |,
soon as practicable military system OF dscipi .
for tl,e infantry of the Army and Militia oftle
States.
III. CLAY,
HesGscr q the Eouse Of Refyescrta.ives.
VIM. IL. CRAWFORD,
President q the Ssna,s ?, tesnt0,r.
hisrch S, 1878.
Approved,
JAMES MADISON.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-04-23
Horatio Jones.

About Eighteen wears ofage five feet nine. inches
high dark hair, dark eyes. and of suartiy com.
pex'on, rather OF "a slender make AID sSn,ewL,a
stooa shouldere'l; his guIlet thr.prle OF ma ur
common SIZE, so much SO rs TO be eas, otser,e,is
he has nc handkerchief on his neckhs lips ,,reom.
monty red and eeucraly stained with tUbeeeo. OF
winch he is very ten'-hsd on aud took y al! him n
white Fur hat. black cloth coat viii, Velvet cane
striped swansdown Vest. blue Lindsey pants.oons.
oine anu white mixed WOODEN stoekiuss and hou,t,
made linen shirt, with other c'oathin. not rrcorc
Ell 1t IS probable he will c n,e his dress in order
to eVade pnrsut--The above reward Will be eivsn
70 any person who will npprehen,tthe said apprcr-
uce ana escure hm in any Jail in the Uni.ctl States
or IN snch manner as eau get him and .,;vc. mn,
,'nne"iate information all reasonable charges Will
be allowed il brought home ~
Lexington, AprillS An
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-04-23
BY HELENA MARIA WuIIJAMs

Where DER the Polish dessrts' trackiess way
Reisn,iess winter relies with savsse sway,
Where the shriiI polar storms, as wild they blow,
Seem to repeat some plant OF mortal woe;
Ear Ger the cherries space the travellers eye
Sha,. this recording pillar ionc descry.
And give the sod a tear where Barlow lies.
iie, WHO was amply great, and nobly wise
here led by patriot zeal he met his dsom,
sind found aslid the frozen wastes tomb.
Esr frQV' his native soil the poet fell,
Far from that Western world lac suing so well
Nor she 30 long beloved, nor she was nigh
To catch the dying look, the parting sigh
She, who the hopeless anguish 20 beeuile,
In fond memorial! rears the funeral pile
Whose wio~'d boom on Coumbia's shore
shall mourn the moment, that return more (;
While bending o'er the broad Atlantic wave,
Sad tsnct hc,ers on the distant sratc.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-04-23
RESPECT TO THE DEAD.

RESPECT TO THE DEAD.
Lines written on Monumental Pillar erecting BY
Mrs. Barlow to the memory Of her husband, Min
lister OF the United States at Paris, deceased at
Zarnowitch in Poland, the Goth oil Dscsnber,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-04-23

4 LII persons having claims against the Estate of
the late Mr.. Esme Smocke, are requested TO
present them for adjustment, and those indebted to
make payment to
JOHN FOX Exo,~
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-04-23
yALuApIEH HOUSE sppv, y.rs,

He Subscriber ofersfor sci. the following Ar.
100 Bags Coffee,
IL hhds Sd proof West Indin Ran,.
hhds 4th snd 5th proof Old .Iairaiea d.
~ half Pipes AID few quarter Casks Tsneriffe
Wine,
300 Boxes Muscadel & Bloom Raisins
10 Boxes Spermsceti Candles.
SAMUEL MYERS.
April 2. IF
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-04-23
Glass Wure,

Which they offer for sale tleir renal l9es f.rrts
vnlI the 10th day of May next, when the rsmaig-
der, viii be sold at public auction in order =, slo
the concern.
Their Country Customers and others viii DO y ~
10 improve fhis opportunity OF laying in good
Stock Of scarce and necessary articles-ds0thsy
20 Casks lime.
- Barrels prime rect6ed Whisker,
b0ve.
April g. ~
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-04-23
Disorders.
April f6.

asserted from the enoampment of the Ger.
~ eraI Rendezvous at Richmond on the 9TH inst
the following members of the troop of Cavalry de-
tailed from Buckingham under the requisition ef the
Path OF March last TO wt-Peter Stratten; John
Drewin, Jesse Rowton, David Rowton, Anderson
Woodbridge, John HuddIerton, VIM. L. Childers
Daniel Woodbridge, John lotteries son Of James.
Nath'l JefIries, John NJ. Adcock, Lawson Adcock,
VIM. Chonault, Abraham Rawton, Joel J. Adcook,
David Rswton, John Cason, Norwell Gannaway.
In conformity to aud with the advice Of the Off.
GERS composing the detachment under my command
do hereby offer
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-04-23

ss vltiUh ofa Deed .f 'rr-,st exccr,et az
the 81. dsy Of April 1902 20 VIM. NV;r, =, j 49,.
~ leg, to secure the payment of cer,a,, ,,nrs y.
none therein mentioned due TO Alexander S u.
art Esq.
WILL BE SOLD
~ VohFc Auction the premises on T,,,,s,,..
'Ae Y''"d DAY oil this present iaonth AprTr1 W.,
BRICK 1'E.wEHfE.VTS, y.
On the main Street IN Shockoe Hill etlin.piny tbs
large br,ee House belonging the estate Oh Lewis
Wereq deed.
One 'hnns.nd dollars of the purchase money will
De re1'ursd IN casl-Six mGnts credit will be AL
lowed for me balance, the purchaser rivin. no..e
WIN approved endarsers payable in eisher of th-
TANKS OF Virginia in liiehnond-A--By order Of one
OF the Trustees.
April &c. -.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-04-23
A Gard.

EeENJAMIN MOsBY sGH keeps the virs;t.,
, innior the accommodation Of his friends an.
the public generally sho mag Favour him viii tbe
custom. few Delegates to the May Session WI
had board for selfsnd horse on moseratssterr1s
n Is. "A good Hsck and Horse will be kept 81 sll
imcsio accommodate Gentlemen and Ladies VITA
."S TO go 70 the country Gent emsn wishing to 20
to the springs will be Preferred.
April 10 t-lf
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-04-23
F.4IrFXELD SPRING RACES.
Will eo,nmenee ~ r0cslpy. al, oil May.

Wili commence 90 TUESDAY, All, ot MAY.
fll,T DAY
VIII be run for an elegant Silver Cap valued az 2s
Se'nsas- two mile hess, free Tor all ages carving
weight agreeable 20 the rules of the CubEntrance
$40.
SECOND DAY
Jockey Club Purae---Four hundred iollars--fOur
mile heats
TiIlRpDAY
P-oprictor's Pnrsc--1wo hundred doisrs-three
,ne he.ts--Entronee sic.
FOURTH DAY
4 Handy Cap Parse.
The Proprietor has ~ considerable expence M
this course IN eomplsat order, having enclosed
N very superior manner, and erected new Sta
tIes fpr the accommodation of those who may
pessc 10 favor him with then. patronace H.. has
like wise removed The Booths to Il distant part ..
the helI to prevent thu annoyance, the Quarter
Stretch has been so much subject to.--He conf
IDENTIFY hopes this viii give universal satistse,on.-
Stah,ease and Straw, grS,is.
As the Proprietors Purse is made M chiefly
from toll Mt the gates--the following rates are es.
Four wheel Carriages, Sioo
Two do. do. so
Man and Horse, 20
Persons on foot, *
THOMAS WATSON. ian.
April Q. dir
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-04-23
For SaIe.

~ Y MILITARY LANDS, in the site Of Ken.
lVk- tucky-SiinateJ in Barren Comfy. on big
Barren River, and in the noted bend d ihe riyers
containing about S''
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-04-23

TEN DOLLARS REWARD.
QANAWAY on the 2ist inst. from the sabser..
Z Z ber living in Lexington, Roekbridg. Count
&c, an apprentice TO she shoe. making business },
name -
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-04-23
IaUenty fUe Dollars

Reward for experimenting aud delivering each and
every Of the above named deserters to the coInnan
ding officer at Richmond
STA. CRUTCHFIFLD
ApriI IS, K,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-04-23

I meis, '-"''''
&c Bales Cotton first quality,
500 lbs Shoe Thread,
SO doz. Broad Hoes,
AND
% dog. Claw Hammers, for sale on accommoda.
ting terms by
BRIDGES & ROBERTSON.
"Pu''% spS&w4w
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-04-23
Stock of Dry-Goods, for

Odle at auction.
'bE subscriber viii on Monday the Goth nst,n,
n at she Store lately occupied by Balfour Thonn
OF his valuable stock Of ~
DRY GODS,
lately received from Norfolk comprising an excel.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-04-23
HaIiard 6 .Sfi}!11nn.

AVE on hand a to!ersble supply Of Earts,cra
x 2. ware, large proportion OF which are nia
and useful articles such IS Edged aud g q: p,teg-
do Dishes, Tea K Coffee Cups * Sancers. Bo.yy,
hinss, Jugs, Basns &c. Sso.--and general assor.S
meht cf s'
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-09-03
T. N q y ! X T. IL FFICE.
SEP5EMg Err 3.
MORE Hi.IrNnFRS

The british Prints still stiek TO their old trade
o. making 6InnaerS, atlas hes. The RU.s,.n
nedauop ct present be rs L aurthyu Of the. s9rg
The last Daily .idve,fisey OF Is tton teens vuh >
tissue OF biunders el. have inputj,,o. ifroi.;ra-
else, TO recommend them.
ist BIunder-Fhat the " cigcumstance that M
pteniPotent'aries have eesn nominated on TO-. bart
OF Il. Is. rs concusv= evidence, chat the ofi;.r s -
diaiIon originated with MIR. DssghcofF"--
F!of.-ll October 1879. the iirst .iut uas drcD,
10 ME- 13n7,ss Ut TIE intention of tl,r ltsiss,a I'm
peIor 70 medi.te Sctwee1 us & G B.--Oi. govern
mtnt learnt Ibis fact from MIR A. on tlIe26ih FA.
6ruary Tie came vessel brought Mr.. U.ss .,coH
ius iHsttnctionS tn offer the mediation
kI"Huer.--'' Il 3 Impossible To conceive thai
white SO cordial understanding subs sting De-
tween the Court OF ST. Petersburgh ami st jam g.
tn the Emperor should have made sue. an offer
Lord Ca,hsart"
The Fact is--he did make a similar conmuniea-
ton to 10 Catbear,-so ends this Bhinder
Sd So II is absurd to suppo7e that he Womb lend
himself so much to the purpos of our :,,inis,ra.
"oi, as to make an overture to aud 90 c. + as a
mutual friend, wit out appri1ing the latter NJ hs
uesign I'll ~ WAS cOmpie tet.'
This IS the identical blundrr over again.
4th MIR. ID made the nffer " without anv instruc.
ions from his goverrIu, nit was irsled into
his brain" by DR. Logon
Fa5t ailthis is false as aforesaid.
6th For all tbs, Mr.. ID. I" viii probably be re-
called. and exied into Siberia"
II the sky falls" SO
9th And the last Bunder, is, indeed good
one3'-f owe you One."-'fhs bIunder Is an M
fortunate concession as well as an unntended cor,
plirnent to the administration. viz--thst ell mat.
tiers In controversy might be brought INTO atnieable
negotiation, and pesee be obtained, it G.. Is could
only have thought to send commissioners - II then
peace be not Obtained" we ask whose fault ia II
Not surely ours, for We have done ali that we eouId
yzseHt commitment. 1t is then the fault Of G.
% VINO, receiving ihe proposition in the same man
ner that we did, did not think fit to Send the com
missionsrs
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-09-03
CNat. Int.
,,,-n BosT or, Avg. 26.
DlSTRIBUTIVE JUSTICE

On Saturday last, before the Hon Jr5ze
DAVIS. ANDREW ALLEN, ESQ. late tSc
British Consul, re'ilent at Boston. wasev
amlned on complaint, in behalf of the
United States. for receiving ard obtaining
while residing IN the United States, from an
othcer OF the British government, a Hcenrs
ior vessels to transport merchandise to. and
10 trace with the >enemy's ports. The
complaint oeIng founded on a section of th.
statue Vi tue United States passed on the
9th July, 1872: which for the informant, :,
and Caution OF the citizens we will extract
Sec. T." And be It further enacted
That every person, being a citizen of the
United states, or residing therein. who sball
receive accept Or obtain licence from the
government of Great Britain or any onirsr
tnereof, Tor leave to- carry any merchandise
or SEND any vessel into any port or nlacc
within the dominions of Great Britain or
to trade with any such port or place: shall
on conviction for every such offence. forfs;I
sum equal to twice the value of any snck
snip, merchandise or articles of trade AMI
snail moreover be deemed guilty of a mic
demesnOr, and be liable to be impr,sonad
not exceeding twelve months, and to he
hned not exceeding one thousand dollars ,,
mr. Allen pleaded not guilty. The evi
dencc appeared to be Ece1ce fopnd ~,
Doard OF the ship " Hnrora," which was
lateiy captured on her way to the Yves, In
dies and sent into Newport, by the Amcri-
can privateer Govprnor 7ouhkias.U and
there libel cd and condemned TO the cantor.
IN beth the District and Crcuit CmIrt, !.
which iicence was authenticated BIZ the hand
writing OF Air. Aliien, his name appeaIirq
on several papers which accompanied il,
and by the old official seal of the late Rri
fish Consulate at Boston. The siona,uree
81 Mr.. Alien being denied, were proved bv
Mr.. Thomas II. Perkins a witness 10 conrf
Among theec papers was a certificate of M
Allen, dated Ostober /, 1912, authentica
ting q copy Of a letter Of general hcence u
export iioor and other dyy provisions t.
nriish. Portuguese and Spanish PORTS. ad
dressed 10 Mr.. Alien by Wee admiral Ssv,
YER On The 5th Aug. 1912. and which 40
Peared 20 BE- in answer 70 a hyeu;on,
communication of IN, .4lten ca 1911 Julv.
poin'fng oVt Admiral Sawyer tae "meens
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-09-03
TURREAU.
A KEY TO TIE LErTER.m

=, we cops into our paper to-dsy, from the Federal
Fepuhhesn newspaper Of the 25th an article, uur
t.Iu"B to-6e letter address od on the ith June.
1892 - Robert smith ESQ. then snerrt,,y IS So
9i tne United States, Wy Gen. Turreau. then the
MINISTER Of France. We know nothing Of the All
t"e"i cry o. ths letter, nor Of the sou@e whence il
y "'t''1n v sulhento, or the quarter in which
t Wa -Drioated Il forgery, unless w.. be ajoe,sJ
10 sort to conjecture supported by crcumstantisl
dcn.e, v..h the aid Of which we will endsayor 10
~'To'.', .or Tue appearance Of Iris paper.
,., y" We Ltsr "'-H Ha very curious production, and
JUST sue" one IS might e supposed under The CIR
elmssnses pending with its contents shsw 10 have
9eth witie" To hsye foW ed frop tie pen Of man.
R"of"m ~ and 'ninieaI {" tle nature OF free gov
.,h leHti H0h devoted to The views of . de.,,oi
fs' efA' Ctrssu - well known to have been To ths
IS O. h's laPermi master II is also chs9aefer,s
% y Vsor of style Of which tlst fninister wa,
''l! os-" :" 1--we hen very capable. There is no
.Jdc'es q p; tie ietter wssnot Scyiffsa lv t;r' ~
en- 80 Is published as his act "a & paper. y6.ei.
- vel NnV"b, ha11usiiy peryerls laets, end has
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-09-03
EDWARD HAIL\M
First Door above the Eagle Tavern, Main Street.
Richmond,

IL - AMI I'm IL \ NJ,
First Door above the Eagle Tavern, Main Strset.
Richmond.
ms or S.9LE
50 crates edg u ant e. cronred Ware
80 ihls aud 90 crates b!u- printed Liverpool Clins
vprcty of patterns
large and general assortment OF rich eat and nIsp
Glass.
100 sets of plated Rims with Caators,
50 boxPs Canton Chna, containing1
500 paic Crps and Sauctrs,
o. hhjs. choice Rom, part very old
10 uarees rsctfi-d Wh.skey,
10 cases real Holland Gin,
pipes AID quarter ea'ks Madeirao
~ do. particular TenerIe, ~;
do. Malaga, u
9 do Sicily, ~
6 quarter casks Sherry, and =
90 dozen genuine Pott,
3WJlJa best refined Loa Sugar,
40 barrels Ja'osca,
20 eh sts and SO cases fresh Gun Powder. YOU'VE
hysoD and Souehong Teas,
lO,OO lbs Ctifee ia bags - 10 bees Ginger
~ No. tr'sh NutmeSs--30 dozen fresh Mustard.
10 foxes pm spple Cheese,
40 boxes Northern Candies,
2p do. Snernaceti do
80 reams Wra ping Paper
% boxes re j Spanish S,gsrg,
gro's ID s,iysrs sUperhuv playing CsrJs
500 kegs IF X T.. GUN Powder,
$50 bushels fresh Glover Seed.
80 do. Herd Grass
Septemb.rS 1918. utF
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-09-03
2en Dolqre Rc7pg1d

" tkA Ed from the snbosr hers uionta ion nor,
- tds Is, on the I4ih day Of last month ,,,.r,
""re fCN"f, her eFGet hcig't Mt rscoHcctsd :
she is however very smop. Of r0lpe iuclnip,. ~ ..
cream colour with asfk main aud all. but ,,l,l-,
cropped nor roaohed-rsmatksby e'esp ms1s < l..
lie legs, on which and oh her hoofs df5e =. -. w
While she fss likewise some white about her r.
Sic PAGES very easy viii give the = boye snn, ~,
more reasonable, Tor her dJiyery to ma in tb en-
Of Biehmond. :" Tue V"S
So, II. W, HANCOCK
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-09-03
8IRHYED or 8yOIFw

q IN the night Of The 22d uit. from Mr. Hum.
~ phrey Gains's, in Alternate County, Va.
a GREY HORSE.
about fOur feel ten Or eleven inches high stout and
wei made, sT years Old, his tell net bobsed. nor vs-
~ long, 10 y natural tr0tter, and had on soo,s IN
round shout half VIZ n.
| have been Informed that he vas raised near
CharotesyiiIe--Any person who vii. giSs such In.
'o'ms'on a h'u 10 TIE Subscriber hat 7 pei hifo,
shall receive q reward Of FIPE DDLLgR2
dAMFS r JONES,
Union Mills, FluUnns, Virginia.
septsmbsi 3, 1913. ~
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-09-03

re RE 80 ID --~TI'J LIc .4Uc9Ioly,
q an THE PRY MISES. at four O'Clock. in the az.
ternoon OF Tpcs,!ay the i4th instant:
A LOT OF GROUND,
heins part Of the io 'corkc, \ in the pIan Of the
.ltY' M he aame Squire cf Lots fhat S,sEyo1&'.
j. H'e-iOa,e s'ands II IS that vacant Loo living ar
t. lack a. III J2shuG IFesPS H,relfi,e AoaS- .
UorE-shop. The part intended L. b. sid. rus ia
;eet Or 18th Street, whien leads TO ,h@ .HGrket-
house and 100 fet on II. Street. 1t will be SOIL en-.
tire Or dgi-d into small l1te, as n,ay best suit url
ehasers.-Th title as unexo t'onable
fEkMS-rhrer, SIX and nine mouths negoc;..
,hi' notes With appF we'd endors and Deed of
rust On The property to payment. Bank dis.
cunt Will be allowed for nronpi payment
JA&ES Ii. LYNCH, .sucf'r.
September s.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-09-03

pFOUND, near Mr.. Wckhain's house, = Red Mo-
4 rocco Pocket Book, cortsinng fifteen dollars,
end no other tapers.-rhe owner may get it again
by proving property aud paying for this advertise
m Mt Enquire 81 this Ofisc Sept g. a
"a OGICE.-A Petition will be presented to En-.
next General Assembly Of the State of Virri.
ma Tor reasons TO be therein set forth praying thas
Jaw may be passed, auhocsing the Afiiits 10 seot
their own CaPtsius and Suballern officers.
September 9. vq,vn