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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-11-22

iwo days ago one OF the red men OF q 9
ID VINO LETT mere on tn 22d ult for Pensacola
came in. He relates that they snr;,,,, ~,
Tor food in tEe neighbo,.hood OF that -lars.--
that a party ofthem came out with IN, POD
warriors sonas leader TO hInt-bu.. be-
ing afraid 70 come as far as was necessary =.
Sii ANY thing, retsned-they then cletern,;n-
81 to come back here; WITH that ir.cn;io,
had goS as FAR as Sookpulga, when at day-
hglt as they were rising from sieep they
were hred o. BY a party OF Choctaws,E
ne immediately ran withon, his gun From
,he shouting and firing that he heard re sup
Ppsed me remainder OF The party &c be entire,
-. on Journal.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-11-22

"'r"S 10 N,hut-,rr = ~: sc SS-v Snl vensse
OF these states ms blessing their srs am, a specy
restoration oi pence! haze dcc,nes proper by this
i'rc'ainatior, to mend iha. Jhlfs,l,n fte
'.re h y January 'ierf he apart day OF Which
a'ii' have an opportunity ~ voluntarily .i;rin. nj
the Sc time, IN their ccYc ,yimis Assem- bi.y
ttT humble mioreious to Ga. Great SOVEREIGN 81 h,
Universe, ct co'ieS,iny their sins aud t,-,ossrsso,s
and oil strengthening eir vows OF repentance anal ~
nc:plment They VIII :. United by tac same s,l.,,n
oc'as'on, To cst 20 ipi.s c tlin.r;,.c,l f,yors com,
Sirc 'si the Ate;ic:,i people, IL Tia. general l,oalh
which las hecu cnltn e,i; Tie nhnuai ry,e ~ ~,
season; IN tie lr;Sr,ss a. jv arts ~, tthor
eomtor, then prns lCiiv and Their sscu. Nv 3: ! -,
the victories Which have Ilower:uy cor,r,hu,ed 40
Tie defence and protfcthn 81 cur cOuu, = Al yn,,t
thnnsino' Sc Tor all Which ought tn he n. ni,a Win
their snpp'eaons to the beneiccn. psr,, of % lin,
man tsce, that He would be yr.ciosy III. asa, D., as,,
don all thcr offences against Tim tn si,n, and M
mate them IN The 'scii.Fe o, their r. sa.se ,'.ii,s
To eontisic To them the rceint,s advantages fa,yt.
ofi ioi,cp institutions ;i,s;,iciDrs 20 lei s.,,3v
against darScrs from abroad, io their t,r, nl,,, m
home ard To their liberties civil aud Religions ard
u't ne would, ma s'ce'l manner. preside over th
nation, 90 rs pi!le concs aud constus,. :iuh,,ti,
E'ng wisdom 10 IFS rnC;riii,s and succcs to its ar,s
~ Maintaining us r'ts aud IA overcoming ;ll host lie
DESIGNS and attempts against It and finally Tia. Inv
nsij'irg the enemy Nth ,lisnnsons favorable In = s,
spd reasonable peace, its blessings may he speedily d
happily restored,
Ghcnu under my hand, at the City ofN'ashinrton.
TIE fiX'cerih day ot Nu,unbcr, one to,Nl,h
o!ch N'lncrcd and fourteen, aud Oftle lu,epcn-
uelee O. the United States N il,rt, -r3..!,tl,
f.I.fffsS II. qfyIY.l y .
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FROM THE nAsHv1LLE rxAM1rEp.

Ertract eta letter from .6za5o, GlueroI,e
Jackson 10 Cqjatain II Rabfcr of t5;s r;t.,
6afea, HQaaTfers, IN Nh Dis. -dfo6is
Oct. 17hl, 1911. 1''''S'
SIR.
I have Just learned that Gen. Coffee
with the Volunte ers VIII reach ne in > few
days. Their patriotism at this all irnportarl.
cl1sis has Justly entitled the,nto be bo;sted
as The INST OF patriots in the union ANA VIII
imInorraiize the state. They have ssta ft
and proper example to tie sis,e, s,a,es
OF the union and if foi.wed by them
WIZ soon make us resper bic abroad. the ,v-
raie ol England shndder, ard obtain for US an
honorable peace in q short rin,e.
As soon as General Coffee reaches mo
VIII DC IN motion, ard trust with IL
smiles of Heaven to be able to give SEEM
~ 10 this section of the country in a shor.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-11-22


Fincennes, Oct. Path. 1p14
yesterday arrived here two Jn,i,ans os
tns western tribe, bearing white FAY v;z
L't'ie Eyes and Jacno, the brother ~ ths
Chief OF the Weeaus. I immediately rec,;,,,',s
them, ana afforded them that friendly a,.e;s-
lance which you have enioned THIS r.o,n-
ing invited soIoe OF the principal citizc-ss, p.
mongse wnom YVES Judge Parke and the cff.
g., o. the army, and had tolk with them
: ney stated that they had been at P;u,a and
had signed the treaty--(in evidence ,i,ev nm
daced a copy of the treaty which had their
names anneXed(-that their family CONS sine,
OF about 20 persons, was pow eucanreSs easS
"i rort HARRISON, on Little White. River >
SINAI, stream emptyng into the South Fra.
OF Vh1te River. That being unass,,re,; sh,t
!T'e$iy relations were re- established between,
INC children OF their Great Father and hi.
,Neu chitdren, they thought it pruden. to
leave their family behind, and come i, ,Sa,,-
selves for the purpose of asccrtainin tb,. Sac,
nat tPey We're now entirely devoted to
thcn Great Father, and were willing to az
ioro any Information or assistance IN their
power against his enrriies That their ohiect
In coming in was not the expectation or de-
sign OF being clothed or fed, but merely with
view of getting near Vincennes. for the mr.
pose OF trade and friendly intercourse They
~ '.,c' s'ateu mat there were many other
laihiileS or large parties equally anxious to
come in, could they only have assurance of
oeing well received, amongst which carnn
OF kicSspoos, of about 90 cabins, residiar
north of Fippecanoe.
Little Eyes gives Information tina. the
friendly hickaPoe already mentioned. are in
Two Parues--one about twelve mics from
Iippecanoe and the other about sixteen mice
iHrther. And that about sixty raies from
thence, Oh the road to Saint Toseph's on Vel
low creek, at place called the Great Cut-
or IS a band of about forty rot,awat-
anne warriors, under Mainpotte and
that these are the Indians that h,vs
killed our men and stole thcir horse.
at at Fort Harrison and the neighborhood.-
Inc information comes through the K:cka-
Poos mentioned, who state that they have
small Prairie full OF horses That they
horses, come down here, get q re-srpr,lv. re-
turn with them, &c
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DETROIT. Oct 90

The Indians have reconnerccJ b,s..r;,;..
and have taken several prisoners nes,. 80
place; man was killed and scaIpef ahr,,t
one and half miles back of the town sno-
eher at the river Raisin, and five or six ner-
s9rs taken CT Gen. NJ Arthur with betg,eer,
seven or eight hundred mounted men. left tine
Piace SD; days ago--his place of degtnatioT,
not exactly known he,haS taken with linn
iew boats with several pieces of ordnance :
9Aginna Il generally supposed to b. ~.
point Inc men viii keep pace with TIE
boats aiong the beach and afford them assis.
.cnoc should they be attacked. The obiect
Of the lake, is to besiege fortified no -. u
the opposite side ofthe Saguina iirer. vbic,
they could not Go without the assistance -
bOats. VI
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BY the Presi1eit Of the United .c,ates
A PP4CT,ANTAVJON

me to iouses a the NationsI Legislatures having
ny 'Jo. resolution expressed their desire that IN the
present time ofputle calamity aud war. dqv r,s,v he
recommended 70 We obsoyed by tie renric - The n
5tsies as day Of Public HumhauOn AL Fssiinq and
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- d. Ce,a.ga 800 80. ?

VIM
'7@oet'@ .fH@rs az Dcfrgi, The following q
Detroit. 10 ''''n "Heet from
Ic 900 Indian warriors, consisting for tbe 49,.
I'ftoi Shawanoes, Mi9roes & Potio,yan mice -
accompanied gov Cass from (rccn1iIj,. IN D., -.
nusvst last, ard who then agreed in futile y, H..
tbs ionnlaaawk against the enernies ogtbe II So
have faithful. having beer efnni,ved on So
htiHttons INTO C5nad9 Tho first wa; 0rfo.8 ~. -
inames--the last 10 Long Point settlement r.
9Vce o th'se expeditions was 60 diminish the raso.
~ :" w enemy The Indians in instance oa..si
Pers maj insni'nee to the Inhabitants of Cauado -.
theT unconqucrabe thirst for plupder co,lJ a. ~
N'iohy rest AIMED. Az Detroit, they were ,o;,
verse tnd'scipilne, often forcbiy scizinv the 81, =
s'ed 70 the neutral Indians. Cov. CRs7 snd;, ~
Improbable to The service, dismissed diem. "'s'~
ne hosule Indians, CChiPpewas & Saxens) had 10
-. r. s'I,'n.'' several arocinus nurtlcrsi1 and o.
oo"t De'roit. party Of these fellows catne ;,,s,
s""n' protested iriemlshp-drew ratians ton,al,t,I
"ur persons and made of with C,ern-stvse g. -,
ial lhey become, tlat they ATTEMPTED IN d.. s@
ur2Ve OF cattle IN full view Of tho l5+. elc g,,s -
vi" were actually openei upon them before fnev
oOuld be compelled 10 Telinqu;si their boof, ny
INC Almost lmgcrfions nature of fhe ,yaf5s :; a.,
resr"i Detroit, rendered pursuit inpracticot, w
"ty o tue iug'tVos were overtaEcn and killed "a
WANT OF mounted corps TO scour fbe r,,,
country, was 50 much felt, rs to induce C,ry Gu
Nt"e 70 t1en mtArthm,a t Urbsnna 70 hasten On -
:" issue eNpeuh'on. The latter arrived "a p,f,:a
." thf ~ ot Oetober three days previp1s m IT, a.
'ore Z" cur Informant with about zoo rnour,cS l.c.
men ne indisns we're then in consr,cr.iJo ..
pris lurking ia the woods. TRAVELLING b.oJ : '
extremely dangerous; boats had been frenus,,g,
o. pt"een Detroit and Malien, and two RIO,
"l.inh w" ineS % TIE latter place tlir,l M. III =
prlsor cr by twOsatngts tnt rsscsed b;,,. = On
~ killing lis caTws While aslsep TI-r. {Ilt
nau Inc fo-t wy 70
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INDIAN ArrA1pS

ETfrgef Of letter from, iii. Jose5.h Raryvr,.
Ind'ar <nfe'fretey, 70 Governor .poar,,'
dated N''--
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-10-12

immediately en- learning Of bis fiehtt and
some OF the mounted men made orisousrs
nve ursgoons Of the 10Th rert. end several
osnes OF the rear guard. A continual fail Of
s'n snu violent storm prevented further
pursuit. Upwards OF three hundred tIescr,ers
nave cone in, and many are hourly arriving
we have buried the British ofiicsrs Of the
army and navy, with the Aonors Of war. and
SHOWN every atehtion and Kindness 10 ihoss
who have fallen into our hands. -
ne conduct Of the officers, non.c ccrnmis.
nonsd officers, and soldiers Of my command.
curing this trying occasion, csnno, be repre-.
s<nsed 10 too high terms, ard / feel il my du-
70 recommend to The particular notice OF
government, 1t. COL Appling Of The lst rife
corps Maj. Wool, Of tho 29sh Mai. 'To,.
tsns o. une corps Qf engineers; Cans. brooke
o. the attiisry Capt. NJ u,of The / sth:
Its. D'Russy and Tsssco,t, Of the corns of
s"ginsers Lieuts. Smyth, Mouutford' nnd
Sremweil ef the srtillery also INV aid.de-
camp, 1t. Root, who have all distinc ui.hed
themselves BY their uncommSn zeal and &C.
uv'ty' and have been grsxtlyins,ru msn,.lin
the aicge. -
The loss of The enemy in killed. wounded.
prisoners, and dssertsrs, sincc his frs, An.
pearanec' cannot fall short of 2soo--includ.
Ing many officers, smong whom is Colonel
"0'""S'oRoi the buhs. am. Sec.
ALEX. MACOMB.
tHsre follows report OF killsd, wounded;
and missing, on ous part, the aggregate Of
which 10, 81 killed, 81 wounded, and 20 mis-.
sing an exhibit Of the iorcs bsough. sgsin.,
US. amounting to $4,000 men, and liM of
PRISONERS taken from the enemy, amounting
70 IS.
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NEWPoRT-October Il 8, 1914.


: : :. ~ thursday last British Squssron, con-
.'sung OF two ys's rasec,s ffigatss, add 4
ers' were in sight from this town, ssabiinI1
rom the westward towards tho tinesard
.oond--Daring the day, the squadroa, win
MS exception OF two frieates and brig, pas:
seu. 70 tue eastward, and Is supposed 10 have
snehored 10 tsrpauiin Covo the same oven:
sns' - wo ships were In sight yesterdov
mosp'ns, ahd al sunset las, evening, only one
1'ss'o was IN sight, standing to the souths
nc ADORE Is supposed to be part OF tho
~aesspsake squsdron.---6iereury. ss
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-10-12

bo;ToF, Oct. Y'---A gentleman, who Isff
Castins on Ihursday night last, informs, ,hue
me only men Of war there, wero the Euricuss
irisatc, Com. Mounsey, and Peruvisn, brig,
No additional trcops had arrived. The Rif1cs
man big was hourly expected from Haifsx
rano was exps Ih~ anfiicers aaid "A rn<h.
HE feet. The British wcfe prsns,ps.sy % ~...-
pIoycd in fortiIying the place. The inhsbis
tants arc becoming dissatisfied. Desertiont
are freqaens, and tho Briush would not trust
sergesnts 70 command the Euards, but apl
pointed coinmis issiobed officers. A sergeani't
guard Of II men deserted on the 2s.h inst.
-@- ~
Erraes Of letter, dated 81. Mary SEPT. ":
The saIo Of the sarge of the ship Csuu-
tess of Harcourt, commenced on Tuesdays
end was cIoscd on Thursday. The ship wac
put up frsi, and was bought ia on account oF
lhs owners for s 4 5000. The cargo sold be-
yond the most sanguinc expectations Of TN
parQes cohcernedt-as high as 6i8 for Tie
pound sterling, has been paid for some ar'i-
cles and think the average will be 81 OF
the pounh sterling, std on Invoices that sts
charged from so to ~ per cent. sbsvs tho
usual credi! prices"
afaTshars Notices az Wlir'ingfon n.--.About
20 trunks, cases and packages OF different
kinds OF merchandise, sc. &c. taken oat o!
tho British sloop Trio, cspiLred By the Fox
priyateer, Captain Bonne, eF Bsltiu,of1 -
Quantity Of merchandise taken our r:f ile
Br. brig Mary, captured by the Sabine, pr:
80 boxes teas, and - do. nsnkeshs, iTcin'
the British sloop Thomas (; 10 bales raw siikt.
81 cases sweet oil, and box ehhs, f-5m:
the Briish cutter Flying Fish and ~ piges,
and hhds. wine, from the British sIoep Ma;
ry & .Ma,ilda--all captured by the Sabinciahd !
tho goods brought in by her.
- - -w~ 2
The ci,izens Of Charleston, S. G. ore for
tifying tho heights and strong gthening the do,
fence of tha, place, BY individual and voIonzz
tary services. The corporation have raised
100000 dollars, by loan, for tho purpose OF
paying those who labor, 50 cents per day 81
they also invite tho citizens TO raise Gonations.
for the daily subsistence OF 500 mco.
General Vinder is ordered to join Geoeral
Brown at Erie. General Scott is 10 conf
msnd In Maryland District
General GAines is sppoiatcd' 70 the COM;
mand of the A,h Military District Of whictf5,,'
Philadelphia forms part. \.
The Common Council Of ,New-Yofk haze
resolved to present Com. Macdonooek viii
the freedom Of The city in a cole box.
Gov Tompkins, Of Nsw.York, hes re
commended 70 the legislature of that Stat{
the establishment OF Cannon Foundry, an
estimates The cost 1t SYo,ooo.
Col. BroEe, IL is said, coniws snds the Bri ~
ish troop, with Admiral Coctifsns, aimee III !,
death of Gen. Ross: ~
A letter from washingfon, cs'ed Oct. ~ .
says, George w. Irwin. now at Dennas -
IS nominated : Minister Pienipossntis'S
the gcusi si SFAio," =;
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From iYnEyf,x

sescrdoy arrived in lhis port, the y. g.
ces,el brig. Analostan, Capt. Smith, q sl.yS
from a~iiax.--rcsscngers, Capt. R<oshsv.
ofthe late u. 5. brig Rattlesaake (; Mr.. Docc.
hss,supercsrgo,a aud Nsr Harris, prize.mss,c,:
o. tho ship America Of Salon DR.. Farfeld:
o. 'ns ics'er-of-mArquo brig Ida OF Boston
and Messrs. Cornlhwai,, March, and Schris:
ner, belonging to neutral vessels cArried ;ntd
hslitax, and 2 prisoners ON their parole -.
on Thursday last, OF Gay head, was boarded
py the Forth friga,e, Captain Hoshsm, whS
made several enquiries IL we had seen ADJ
Cochrane's ship seven armed ships werA
then In .eht, stancing to the eastward.
ihe Ahaloa,an brought no prisoners, "A tha
britnh government had refused 70 agree "a
any further exchange. e.--Thc crews Of the U:
,. sloop OF war Ftolic, and brig Rsttleshake,
had boon tent to England The officers were
parolcd about miles from Halifax, and kerS
not permitted to enter the town.
The naval force at HALIFAX consisted Of =
pa, ffigatcs, and several sloops of war
and brics.--An expedition was preparing.
with 5000 mcn, and was said 10 b de,,ihea
Tor some pars Of the Northern States.
The Nimrod brig had arrived At HalifaS
from OF Ncw-Losdon, In 6 days.
Mr.. Robertson, who succeeds Col. Bsrclav
10 Commissary. General OF prisoners Of wa,
u New-York, arrived at Halifax Scp,cmbs1
2ist from England.--iiid.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-03-05
OFF{CLiI, LIST OFpRIzFS

OFF{CLiL LIST OF PRIZES,
And the Drawings Of ALL the Northcrn Lotteries,
! VAN be examined GRATIS se the subscr ber's of.
~ nee-where Tickets (warrsnted uudrawn), in
the Baltimore Hospital Lottery. and in the Trinity
Church Lottery, can ue boush,--n both Lotteries
the capital pr'Heo Ct $4,000 S4o 900 and $4,000,
remain un,irawn-A.so, Tickets in the Washnyton
Monument Lottery - Class, can be purchased as
yet, at the original cost (S,U).--The drawing will
positively commence on the frs, Monlsy in Mare h
next, and will enish the 18th of June following
The Capital Prizes are. OF $4,000, one of So.
Wp, one % 2o,Op), two Of 10000, fifteen OF 1000,
ant propor,iona:e number of alier prizes
Bans Notes of other states, prize tickets OF other
Lotteries, or negotiable notes, will be received as
payment, or aisco"nfeG Orders from the cnuntry,
post paid, will be attended to. a Register Rock is
kept for the purpose Of giving the eares, nsornla.
ton Of the fate of Tickets. Also m hand, few
copper so.', Casting Pots, Iron Wire, from No.
~ is, which will be sold on reasonable terms or
battered scr produee-at the Lottery Office OF
I. -. KURSfIEEDT
few doors below the Bell Tavern.
January 80. w,f
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Virginia Liant. 0Gcr F.b-go,,1 7o1s

Virginia Land, office. February l, 1914
pursuance of an Act Of Assembly passed the
4 i4,h OF February, 1871, entitled "hn Act to
hereby make il known that the two following tracts
OF Land, situated in the county of hmeris. viz
one tract reputed to contain $50 acres. the other
ga S4 acres, have eseheated to the Com
said county file in this Office. and Of vbioh ALL.
snder Wilson is said to have died possessed of.
CIIAS. BLA6ROVE, Rss'r.
- The Editors Of the National InteIeenoer
VIII 'nserf me SHOVE advertisement in their paper
orce week for SIX weeks succeasy,iv. snd ~.
nit their account to This department for payment
February 1. Wv
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LAND FOR SALE

~ ~ virtue Of Deed of Trust executed n II.
q , Subscribers by John Quqrles Of Fluy ma. anJ
admitted TO record in the Court Of sail County, to
answer the purposes IN said deed specified
Will ne SOLD
the highest bidder, for reafy money. on III. mr..
foises, on the frat deg Of April nexi, A TTRCr
Ot LASD, 'ying the County Of FIuysnns. ON tIs
ga;srs @I'e Big Byrd Creek adjoining the mud Of
robert Vuaries, Duncan McRae, s7sph Wilson ~
q ners---contaiHing by estimation, Three Hundred
6acres oe'ng the Tract upon which the said John
RuarIes resides. ''""
W.. e. PnTNDFXT1
JOHN TIMBERLAKE,
IN os IVustses
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-03-05

EtUE5UANT 70 \ decree nc the Clmneery Cour,
= OF Williamsburg, made in lie suit Of Johif
Lard against Mitchell and others, U'JLL mr.
sun Tor really money, ON the 9Th day of May
next, before the door Of the tavern nov nc.ut,;rS
by Thomas spence, at Westmorelsod Court Inuse
that Valuable Tract of Land called Mount Pleasant
eontsipinC about
.TWfHPE EsT HUNDRED norris,
IN The County IT Wrstmorclsnd, whsI, vas +, ,be
possession Of John r. Carter ut the tnas OF his
death. The Commissioners WHO viii superintend ir
sale. know the land and have no hesitation in sew
20 that one oI he best tracts in the county Of
WcstuOrcland, %
JOIN TNYiOE LOMAXI
FLLYSON cURPIE. )Co-,-n,r,
JOHN CAMPBELL,
S'n' Ne iavtdsp
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February 60.
.NEW SUPERINTENDENT,

HE undersigned having entered into bushes,
under the firm OF WIN. J. g ftoscow Cole
peg eSVe 70 acqaaint their friends and the public in
general that they have taken that convenient br;ct
House at the foot If the Bssin of the Jsne. River
Canal, lately occupied by Messrs. p Hsxall & Co
where they propose to carry on the Comya. sion Pm
sness IN us vareus branches--to receive and store
an k'n'. y. uoous and Country produce, and if re.
qnired, to make liberal advances thereon
The utmost attention and punctuality will be maid
to the nterest OF those who NAV -ntrnst them win
their Ousi"eSs WV ! COLE
Richmond, (va.) Iarrqry Is. Wv,
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yA,AKEN up By the sabseriber a, Union Min :.

'AthNEN up bJ the subscriber at Union Min in
Prince Edward County, on the 9th Of Decer,.
so,, '"' o,aek ana white Barrow, suPposed to be
Tour Years oid, marked with crop. npderke., s.,
two Sits IN the right ear and an unerkeei and sir
IN ,ee left ear appraised TO eight toars-,krw;se
at ms own house in said county on the 25th last
u'at", January red and bIac!, spotted Bdrrov.
that seems to be- about IS months id m,-,,ei -,
swallow fork in the right ear and crop, hole and
underkee IN the left esr, appraised to fcnr to,ars
p-, SAMUEL w. vENhBLC.
-. N.' " tt1. If
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I1ag FiHian,, FEB. 6, 1914.

sY si.tue sf deed OF trrst, executed bv BEN
iam'n Pendeion, of King William County to
W, "oraeosi Abraham, and Thomas Dsbnev OF
SAID county, TO secure the parmcnt of 3 sum oF ma
ney 20 Fleming Niitche'f III. executors, almiuisra
tors on assigns, bes-ng tiate IN the 18th dav of Fee
b brnary ls;s, and teenrded IN the Couay Court of
expose to sale The premisea in the CONT sc,rn.
1s,i TO the highest bidder for ready money on
Thursday the 18th day of March sext ii fair other
wise the next fair day =. ' 1855
n TRACT OF L.eJgD. o..
Containing by a late survey. two bund-,J a, t,.,
~ and sn haf acres which sa; land the said Fen.
aleton purchased OF the said Mitchell. This ss;,
Tract OF Land thus soid, win be conveyed by MS "a
me purenS'gr, aceording to the powers vested in ".
on the dsy Of sale '''' ~
MORDECAI ABRAHAM,
THOMAS DABNEY. STrustees
Feb 10.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-03-05

| AWE SUI scriber bsgs leave to inform the Cir,
zens OF Richmond, that he has lately sett,ed
himself at the south corner of F. and esd s,rests
for the purpose Of carrying on the bn,ira.o n
Brick Making and Laying, and will undertake -
execute Gin workmanke manner) the Prick wo,
OF buildings OF any size, or description, either ! ,
the job, or by the thousand.
With the assistance of few yood vor,,-,., c.o
Philadelphia where the Subscriber served rss,,-
lar apprenticeship he ia;ters himself that he Vii
he enabled to give general satisfaction to his en-.
ployers. '' e'h'
March O.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-03-05
March Q.

SsLRSu ANF to Deed ofTrust executed to the
l. Subscriber by Hugh II. Cqr,Dbe,l dse,I eor t,,o
purposes therein set forth, will he soId at uul,i.
auction for css, before the front door cf The Court
Hooss of Fauouler County on MONDAY the cstb ,,av
OF March next being Cosrt day, the following pro.
perry to wit,
II no USE md LOT
Near the Town Of War-er,on. in which ,,s CO.,,
Campbeil resded-Aiso, tzco Ycuag Negro M,
The house and lot before mentioned is SIeasstl =
situated ard would afford sgreeaLl. residence 10
aprNate family. Any person DESTROYS OF viewing
The premises before the sale. win peas. sn,'iw ~
WHY Roy, who lives convenient, or 10 the Sabso,;.
Der. W
Fauqnier, Feb fG. Io's.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-03-05

EfDWARD naLLAM has just received from
- PhiiSdelphs aud New-York, a supply OF fresh
TEAS, superior in Coe:ity and flavor 10 any before
rece'ved-ennsis'ing Of the George and Nary's, Tes
RANT and tili-Wood's Csrgoes, imported in 1870
twenty-five pipes Madeira and particular Tener;re
Wines, Forty Hhds. Old Rum, two hundred boxe,
n r,hern Candies. forty crates Green and Blue
Eds'd Ware, Irincipay Plates. two hundred Kegs +
FV, snh FFF Gun Powder, forty casks fresh Clover
Seed, hfty bushels Herds Grass, &c.
ller so
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-03-05

NJ E0EVER may hare borrowed or have IN
w Their possession an English Ed tion of a
piece OF Music, not belonging TO them, called
LocHIavAR." by Mszinghi, tie words taken
owner by leaving it at the Office of the ENQUIRER.
Feb & &c ei'