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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-04-18

DUEL.

A Baltimore paper mentions that the
Governor of St. Auguitine has challenged
Prefident Madifon to Jingle combat for
improperly interfering in the affairs of
Welt Florida. AS Mr.. Madifon is an
honorable man, he undoubtedly will give
the Governor fatisfattion-it is expected
Mr.. Jeferfon will act as his fecond Mad
lion will have his choice of the weapons,
and will of courfe feled thofe, with the
ufe Of which he is mott familiar. Accor
dinghy when the parties arrive on the
ground, Madifon will blaze away Proc.
Lan,aiiou at the Governor--and if that
does not blow the Governor to atoms,
the PRECEDENT will then run him through
with a National InteHgencer or Diplo
matte Difpatch or fome other fuch two
edged tool For our own part. we feel
no approximations for the refult-w whatever
it may be.-SdI. Gaz.
A gentleman who was reading the Pre-
fident.s last message, recommending a
repeal of the embargo law, sc. and after
endeavouring to find out the meaning, a.
mongst such mass of verbiage, thus ex-
pressed himself" The Presidents mess
sage resembles gentieman's snuff box,
that l have SCENT possesses variety of
strange phyGognon,ies-turn it in one di,
rection, and it laughs in another. it grins
in another, it cries in another, il exs
hibits the head Of a jackass. ~. S Gaz.
Werejoice that the smbargo is to be re.
moved because folly stands confessed
imbecility is openly avowed, and the con
tinental system is abandoned, while good
practical federal sense, experience
and wisdom, have Obtained complete
victory over French philosophy and de-
mocratic theory We hope ard believe
all our party will rejoice, and will hail
the death & burial of the monster as they
did the overthrow of its real anthor in
Europe Let the tyrant and his continent
tai system be buried and rot in the same
grave.-Eeaeyal Republican.
AS Mr.. Madison has nmgnanimousy
given up his favourite system after 30
wears love, may we not hope his presen.
tons upon the subject Of impressment,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-04-18

As Mr.. Madison has mngnanimousy
given up his favourite system after 30
years love, may we not hope his prcsen.
tons upon the subject Of impressment,
will also be magnanrmou5J abandoned !
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-04-18

The last Salem Gazette contains the re.
turn Of votes from 4e4 towns-which give
the following result -
1914. 1918.
Strong. Dexter. Strong Yaynums.
52,5l4 4l,O95 52,55l 39,I9y
Federal Myority l,4lo.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-07-23
P.4TEN'T PORTABLE
HOT BATH

The inventor of tins "nportant medical Improvement
is no" gone TO Philadelpha in order to provide
competent supply ofapparatus.
> soon as he can make the necessary arrangements,
agents will be employed toconvey them Throughout
the United States.
The price which he at first Contemplated, was 90
dollar W private citizens, Physicians iCl dollars
FOR a few months however, he offered them at half
price tothose persons who might afford him their aid
whilst he collecting such facts and testimonies AS
tl}s public required This period is now expired and
t'c price in future will be at first intended Those
Jho are able to payfor it. must admit these prccs to be
! eaSonablc.
For the relief of the poor, every agent will be in
stf7ctcd to make provision in their respective neigh
bourhools. In the city OF Richmond, any poor person
who may need tie Bath, may apply to Mr. John p.
Shields, captain ofthe city watch, to Mr.. JOHN Mad
dox, with each of whom there will be deposited sys-
TENS TO be devoted exclusively the service of such
AS the intended arrangements completed, notfi-
cations will be gwen from time time, to those con-
cerned
No person will be permitted 10 sell any of the Baths
who is not furnished with proper license so as 10 be
prepared 10 grant spenstions every purchaser I'M
der the s- atre Of the inventor his general agent
as every known violation OF the patent privilege will be
prosecuted according TO law.
SAMUEL X. JENNINGS.
p. s. Robert c. Jennings the General Agent is fur.
nS'ed with supply nj the Aps.at,ls his Office lately
occupied by james Brown, esq.
Julv 90 IS
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-07-23
CHILIcoTHE, July 9.

CHILICoTHE f, July ..
We are informed that twenty-siX soldiers of
the u. >. army have been tried by the gen
eral Court-martial now convened at This place,
and found gnilty of desertion, Of whom are
sentenced to be shot. Among the criminals
was a soldier named Daniel Carter, who fer
merly lived on the Little Miami, near to Gin
cinlati, and where he has now wife and
several children ), but who since his deserton
has so crippled himself as not to be able to
walk without crutches, This man was SEN
fenced to be branded on the cheeks with the
letter ID, to havehis right ear cut off, s his head
shaved, & then drummed out of camp, which
sentence was put in execution on "Wednesday
last ; & in this crippled e lacerated situation,
was publicly drummed thro' the streets OF the
town. The most of the other criminals, we
are informed, are sentenced to be hicketed
a mode of punishment which is inflicted by
compelling the culprit to stand with his heel
upon sharp pointed stick. 1t is much to be
regretted that corporeal punishment by whip
ping has been abolished in our armies, as by
this means new and barbarouS modes of pun
ishmcnt have been introduced which are dis
graceful to humanity.
1t is reported that the Indians who were ex-
pected TO attend the Grand Council at Green
vile, have refused to treat with the United
States. A letter from Piqua of the 28th ult
states that none of the hostile Indians had
come m, and that 1t was expected another
campaign would have to be opened against
them in that quarter.
July 10.
BY general court-martial lately held in
this town, 27 soldiers of the u. S. Army were
tried and convicted of desertion and other mis-
demeanor Five of them were sentenced 70
be shot, and the rest to various punshments,
according to the apparent aggravations of
their offences Those who had received the
sentence of death were executed last Friday
evening in the presence of the soldiery, and
of considerable assemblage of people who
had been disposed to attend as witnesses of
the traSical spectacle
H'eckiy Recorder.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-07-23
DOMESTIC.

CHILICoTHF.. June so.
The secret detachment 7atjch is5t this Eicce
an @aturddy last, Under command If 6Tajcr
PVthrLH, returned IN DIoudaV, 7oih Elijah
Glover. Esq. IF PortsDiouth, charged 7yith car
RING an q [rrGsoi1tte correspondence 7yith
the enemy. THE circumstances 7Uiich lrd to the
@ushiciDH n Hie gentleman 7Uerc as fol'ozvs ::
Aletfer oifccfcd 10 {" Ca0fait PutbnF, Sand.
7oich, u. Canado," hrariaP the Poi famoufh
pest marx, d1fcdthc 12fh n Jahncry. 1914,
and signed ELjah Clover" zcas rfcejued
Il fczc days ago ,qfc' haUi1g fRowcd hin, in.
S"rerai roUfb8---W sUbich 7UaS an iHcioSr1e
dTcefed 10 " CoL AfGrrgor,' Ltine IN The ri
yer Iham"s, Ufhrr Canada. TIE c,ivelohe
mrcly iflJmcd Ifyor PuthDG, THAT q Ir
f'sh 2fIccr; 7ph0 fuf uh a. his (Gt9rc-'s J
hoHSc, hqd M Me eHcioScd ictfer, u7idT qifcs-
ted hbat II mg4t be .foizrarGcd 10 COL NJ err
Sr HfcJ rcadjng the enUe{0hc, lGqj1T Put
hfE deCMedR ftVGcnt 10 ohcn the iettsr and
eJdH7ine lis cOHtCnfS--N TTcUcd TO be in
he haHd 7Uriting QffGe en7,c1o6c, eyih ftr
same aigpatUte, informing Coio1d 1NGre-
For', H0f the EYftiSh prisoners If qcar at CHI
hcoffe had 0tferffcd 10 Mcfatt Me oE'gers
a7d 1i0tC mar cscafe, but 7Ucre hre1c1rcd-
d0cl0'iUg his .fiicadshh f17. Mc B,7lish cop-
cj7iDlcHt Il be 7uarH nJid dectdcf--that bc
79lshcd 10 COr~B on q cOTrcstOUdeHcc qDifH f6e
enemy, and ny CVrry means 70 aiJHen--fhaf
Ie'fers 7yoUia B. coHreyed TO him zithout s1ls
Hicfon, aad hot hnhHcH egnEd,nce michf
0e fIaced in The Communications he nuebt
MAKE ~ he British government.
On IHcsd0V u c01nt 7VGs c0RUefed f,r fbe
crG1Dinafion " the tirisonet--frcscnf tie HIN,
lain IhomhSon, President, and qt1cr q haH-
eHf heGrHg IF the testimony ant careful
c1G"inafioH qfthc fahers, the frisoucy zgas
acquitted, G1ig hc Iahcrs fror2unccd forgeT-
ics,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-07-23
FOR SALE,
I'VE wv rutnItNaN.n acpES

TWENTY TUOUS.4.N-O acres
MOUNTAIN LANDS, in the county of Patrick,
I'VE embracing the three forks oi the little Dan Riv.
e' with many other fine streams ofwter-someo of this
la Is OF prime quality. My friend -Iijor Garter who
lives adjoining, viii show It.
Ten thousand Acres Licking Lands in Kentucky,
formerly the property of the late Thomas Shore, Esq
OF Petcrsburg-Niy brother Uel Wilson, OF Louisville
is authorised todisposc oe his estate.
Eight Hundred and Fifteen Acres, Butchers Creek
Land, IN tive county Of Mecklcnburg, Ave miles from
the ColrtHouse, Q>oyd Tosn)-ths is of prime quail
ty for Tobacco and Wheat With plantation sufficient
to work 10 or 10 hands to great advantage. Ny bro
thcr Miles Wilson resides and will show this Land
Two Hundred and Fifty Acres, or Whereabouts, in
hanover County, IN the ne;shbcrhopd Of Mr. Thomas
Bowlcs's about twelve miles from this city
lac above lands, any part thereof, will he sold fcr
Cash. or any Kind Of produce npor credit st pur-
chaseror they viii he bartered for other lands in or
about this City, or FIR Lands upon James Ior Ri1-
eTs, below the CITY.
My Westhsm estateupon James River half an hours
ride from this City, is also for sale j, cou;nsnearIy
$50 Acres, and viii be shown by Nir.Anen, the Mana
ger there.
have 80 Acres of Coal Land adjoining NIcsss Han
cock, Gordon and Currc-nv wish Is 10 dispose Of laf
this Land to some person who has the mean. and will
work the whole, upon Joint Account
Apply at my Office in this CITY
THOMAS WILSON.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-07-23
THE HTC0 -9C-1DE:JiT7-

examination of the Students this academy COM
I menced on the 10th and closed on the 18th ult-
majority oil the trustees present during the ex
'inaton and were highly g1atified at the great and
uneNamplcd progress which the several classes have
1ndc IN their respective sttes since the school went
into operation, at the beginning OF this year and the
examining committee in particular, think themselves
warranted by the present examination, ia stating The
public, that those Students who commenced the study
OF the Latin, under Mr.. Levi Hclbrook the prcsc,it
teacher, both in proficiency and accuracy, i,pass any
others OF Their standing they have heard cxam-
ed. The trustees have procured for the of the
school, Pair Of large AMI elegant Globes and cou,-
pete set oil maps on the most approved sc:le-They
t.nk It not anss, at this early period to inform ia
rents and guardians that there is little doubt bu, good
school viii be continued at this place turmg Tie next
year. rs they have already contracted with MIR Hol-
brook tor that purpose, under whose government they
have no doubt OF It's continued prosperity and usefulness
rs he Is highly qualified to teach the Greek and Latin
languages, and the usual course of science and coacd
byfcw men in his mode OF teaching. This academy is
conveniently situated, in IN unusually healthy neigh
bOrhood, the Red House. in the lower. end of
Caswe county, \. c. where boarding may be procured
at respectable hoses for sixty or seventy Young gen.
t,emen, at so or GO dollars per snnum; tuition eos a
year, pad quarterly in advance The exercises of the
school viii commence on Monday the i'll. JUL,
by order OF the board.
r. D. JONES, Cfh
y. r. Should the number Of students increase agree
able 10 expedition, assistant teacher will be en-
picvcd- Red House, n C.. July 3 vliw
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-07-23
S.4LES At aUCTYON.

tNE subscribers have lately received and will sell Al,
Public auction, positively without reserve, on the
2.h lust s the store ofthe tenement next above Mr.
nonert Johnston and nearly opposite tine Merchant
Solte House large and valuable assortment Of DRY
IoODS, VIZ :--tiicSnnt iacouet camblics and cam
br.c mlshnS, Ii en- cambiics, ieno handkerchief do
mestc printed saws gilla hh,!ks. elegant Florence X
Levantine silks Cenoa and constitution cords eolViu.
roys, thcsets and vevcts CLOTHS and c:ssineres shirt
my eotons, pins ELEGANT vcstings iimiti,s linen ,,-
mask table cloths, six cor,l black Grape, ieno grape
white sauze, linen cambria hhdks striped nankeens
ievanllnc s'awls, lilac and figured silks, India co,tons
hac> SIX hos, anil ovef beaver gloves, black & white
silk mitts and great variety of Ilsei, and yr.soable
articles too tedious to cnncrate here The public are
respectfully assured thstthe above is TO be free ant
unlimited saleto comm. cc at 10 o clock when the
terms will be made known.
Juy IS - tds
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-07-23
CREEK INDIANS.
NASHVILLE, (Te

NASHVILLE, len. June %.
a Mr. Ovcrton of Maury county, who has
been detained for some time contrary to his
inclination on board the British fleet, has re-
turned home, having been landed from the
vessel he was detained in at Pensacola. He
states that there were at Pensacola when he
left there about 1000 Indians encamped on
the bay opposite the town. That they were
well armed, and had received their arms from
the British, that about II 900 stand of arms
had been brought there by the British, & 500
British soldiers had landed. From the known
responsibility of Mr.. Owe. ton, and his imme-
date knowledge of VIVA. he states, We are
warranted i'll believing his statement to be cor
rect. Mr. Overton states that the inhabitants
on the Iombigbee were under serious appre-
tensions OF an immediate attack, and that the
above information had been sent to the Prcsi-
dent of the U. States, by the way of Geo,-
gia.
Fears are entertained that the arms above
mentioned are for arming the Indians and the
blacks of the southern section of the union :;
conjectures are ahoat that Florida is part of
the indemnifcation that England exacts for
her sacrifices of blood and treasure in Spain,
and that very serious apprehension may be
felt for the safety of Orleans.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-07-23
NAV os
MEADOW HID For s.4LE.

TIE Subscriber ssfs.;'sg 10 rcs,oUe to tue Hester7l
Cotn,try,
NNILL sen the FARM whereon he resides, called
w Meadow Hill, in Caroline county, immedateIv
on the stage road leading from Richmond TO Frede-
rlckshurg, thirteen miles from the latter place This
farm contains 40 acres and about 20 acres thereof a.
rich Meadow Land any in Virginia twenty acres is
now IN grass producing upwards Of two to the acre
with market at the door The unreclamod part is
from to 100 yards wide, and is capable Of making one
OF the handscmest meadows ever saws. The high
land is LAID of in three shifts, aud improving very fast
producing excellent corn and wheat, with plenty of
woodland tn support the farm
The improvements consist of large two story dwell
lng house, situated I'm high hill, with the meadow
fronting the doors also large barn, stables and other
necessary houses, orchards, sc. &c.
lbs prop.lty is well worth the attention Of gentle
men who wish an elegant summer residence being re-
nmrkahlc tor Us healthy situation, and in AN agreeable
and wealthy ncighbourhood. Those wishing to rnr.
chase can sec the land by applying TO the subscriber,
when the terms will be made known.
THOMAS DILL4RD
Caroline TuIv 90 &.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-07-23
[ VOL. 11.---NO. RI.

more than 10,O0o.-Such astonishing activity
IN building ships, rigging. hauling great guns,
anchors, cables, cannon balls, grape and can
MISTER shot, bar shot, &c. from daylight until
aahk-the yo heaOe no OF the sailors, the
halnmct1ng OF the carpenters, the oX-drivers,
Swecfened with drums and flies, bugle horns,
&c interrupted several times each day with
the solemn knell of funerals, attended with the
honors OF waI'-altogether form a scene Of
noise and confusion, incomprehensible to those
not present. a
=" On the 9TH inst. the militia conveyed the
great cable of the new ship Superior, of 81
guns, 70 miles, on their shoulders. The mum
Der OF men was 200, and the weight of the ca
bic tons-56 lbs. per man. The sight was
truly grand and patriotic Com. .4dp.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-07-23
VALUABLE LAND.
acres of

which is so situated that it can be divided into two or
more tracts which viii be done. necessary to suit mr..
chaserS One part OF this land called NSHANKERs,"
containing BY deed, $40 ceres less borders ON
the banks OF James River and is in ITSELF 7au6e es-
fGte being fertile and well tmbcre with several yau
able houses and orchards capable of producing ten or
twelve barrels Of Brandy yearly. Tie remainder of
the land extends of from the river, but alions Shan
kels, called STONY TiuNit is of 80 il quality gen
eraiy, and abomds with valuable Oak and Pine tim
ber this tract there about 600 acres by ,e sur
vev.
The above land is distant about eight miles from the
County Court llGsse, miles from Cabin Point and
nearly opposite to Sanv-Point estate. A more ta,t-
cuar description Of this valuable property is deemed
useless, rs those whoare inclined purchase viii nau-
iTy view the premises previously to the day of slc
winch will be shewn by Mr.. Nm IL. Browne who N
present resides on the land This property is sold Il
sieeabe to the last win and testament of Samuel But
Ter, deceased The terms viii be one half cash and the
other halt IN twelve nionths-the pn,ctual payment OF
which, must be secured by bond and approved person
al security ora Deed of Trust on the land The pur-
chaser will have the liberty Of seeding the land this fan
and possession viii be gycn the first day OF January
next
CHARLES ". GRAVES,
.fJ7.'T NTH the UW dnnered
Surw, Julg o tbs
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-07-23
AMERICAN ARTISTS NLoNDoN.

Our great countryman, Benjamin West, ha-
wing outived envy, aud scared above all com
petition, continues to astonsh the world by the
efforts OF his genius, Washington Aston is
already spoken of as a successor of his pre-
eminent master, and by some compared with
him. Leslie daily increases in merit & reputa-
ton. Mr.. West says he exceeds any young man
he ever knew or read OF, of his age * opportu-.
nities.-He has sold an admirabl, picture
founded on the scrptnral story of the Witch
OF Endor, to a noble baronet for one hundred
guineas. 1t must be recollected Mr. Les y has
not yet reached the age Of manhood. He ex-
hibits small fuI length of John Howard
Payne, our young dramatic hero in the char
acter Of Douglas this spring, at Somerset
house, Young Morse, the son OF Doctor Morse
the geographer, has likewise gained great
reputation for paintings wlnch he has exhibit
ed, and was honored with gold medal at the
last distribution OF prizes at the Adelphi, for
a model Of the Dying Hercules.
-itakcGC Te1ec49
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-07-23
WAsH1Ncrox, yuly 70.
CITY 0ca ienerfro Caht. Poytcr to tie Sc
cTetary etMe W ry, dated,

e'LIHf q " af4C W. Igs urea,
EewYork, July 3, 1914
SIR-There are some facts reIatipq 10 onr
enemy, and although not connected with the
action, serve to shew his pcrfidy, and should
be known.
On Commodore Eillyar's arrival at Valpa-
raise, he ran the Phoebe close alongside ofthc
Essex, and enquired politely after my health.
observing that the ship was cleared for action,
and his men prepared for boarding. Iobserv-
ed, " Sir, If you, by any accident, get on board
t me, assure you that great confusion will
take place am prepared to receive You,
but shall only act Oil the defensive" ne OBJ
served, coolly and indifTerently, " Oh Cir, /
have no such intentions - at this instant his
ship took aback on my starboard bow, her
yards nearly locking with those Of the Essex.
/ called all hands to board the enemy and in
an instant my crew were ready to sprinsc
on her decks Commodore Hllyar exclaimed
with great agitation, 81 had no intention of
getting on board Of you IL had no intention
Of coming SO near you l am sorry I came so
near You" His ship fell offwith her Tib-boom
over my decks her bows exposed to my
broadsidc, her stern to the fire Of the Essex
Junior, her crew in the greatest CONFUSE n and
III fifteen minutes, could have taken OF dei-
trcyed her. After he had brought his ship TO
anchor, Commodore Hillyar and Capt Tuck
er Oh the Cheriib, visited me on shore, when I
asked him if he intended 70 respect the ncu-
trality of the port; "Sr," said he, "ytu
have paid such respect 70 the neutrality Of this
port, that feel myself bound, in ho1or to do
the same"
have the honor to be, with grea, respect,
your obcdient servant,
DAVID PORTER
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-07-23
EDWARD HALLANI

WILL sell on very moderate terms for cash or &C
w ccptances in town,
so tlhds very old and fine favored Jamaica, and An
Ggua Rum,
so Pipes Madeira, Particular Tcncr;fFe and Iisbo
Wines,
SO Bags Green and White Coffee.
10 Cases and fifty Canisters Imperial Cun-powlcr
Tea,
10 Boxes genuine Port-Winc,
100 Cansters Fresh Mustard,
81 Sets Dining China, blue printcd-yariety OF Pat
terms,
10 Boxes Canton China, Cups and Sauccrs 500 pair
each,
10 Crates assorted Ware,
COO Boxes NoTthern Candles,
DO do. Real Spanish Segsus,
100 Kegs High ProofF F and IF Gun-Powder,
500 Gallons Lamp Oil
.Innn q. rtf
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-07-23

u very liberal DEDUCTION viii be made from tie above
prices 10 any person who VIII take to the amount of
or 600 dollars and the Will he delivered othe pur
cirasers in any part of the city.
Orders left with Mr.. James Brown r. Messrs Mon
cure, Robinson & Pleasants, Messl~ Murphy * Scott
Etessrs w. !. & Roscoe Cole, Philip Du Val, r & Co
Or al the Manuacory viii be duly ATTENDED, to- and the
greatest attention paid to selecting and packing
BENJAMIN DU VAL
NJ b. From Mr. Otis's advertisement, it might APP
pear To my customers, that he hal the sole agency for
the sale Of Stone Ware rn;de At my mauufctorv. but
Ec isagent only or tic sale of NV John p ScheI1nel-
horns part, who is concerned in one of nv shops.
'urc %. eD9tSU.ia
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-07-23
miro
IN' CIL3IWI1Y :

s T court held for Cumberland County, the o5d
y day ofAiay, 1874
john Hciai,d, deed, T2'E
AGAINST
Richd. r Shelton and Danl Bradicv who !, adninis-
traitor Of Wm. Bradiey Obfs.
TIE defendant 1ichd p Shelton. not heying enter
cd los appearance and gwen security accor. t. tic
Act Of Assembly and The Rulr3 Of this Court and n,
aprrariiF 70 The satisfaction o. tc court that hc is rot
an lniabitai; o. this state On nol1n of the rllu'iii.
by John W Nash, Esq. lis Attorney OJG.red, I hat
unless he appears here before August Court newt,
anh answer the bill cfthc Plaintiff, the viii be
Ken as confessed to him, anilc matter theieo de
creed hm-aud thar copy ofths order be forth
with inserted in some newspaper pubishod IN the city
oi Richmond toi two months sIrc' iveiy, and another
copy posted a the front door 81 c count Lou.c O. Ga.
county.
4 Copy. Tcstc,
MILLER wOODSON, jr.D.c.
June 49, vsws
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-07-23
JUST PUBLISHED.

4 Nd For Sale at Peter Cotto,n's Law and Miscella-
\ neous Book Store -
The Life of the Marquis and Earl of Wellington,
commander in chicfof his b. Naesys forces in the Pc
ninsula--price $50 cents.
The Wandercr, or Female Difficulties, by Madame
DArbiav-;3 vol 3 dolls
The Emporium Of Arts and Sciences by Thomas
Cooper; for April, Nav. and July.
Also, complete sets Of the Aualccuc Magazine and
Port Folio, for July, &c.
July 90. fC
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-07-23
NEW COURT HOUSE
RTCTUNND.

PROPOSALS. viii bc received by Mai Christopher.
4 Tomrkins Of Richmond, for Supplying the follow
ing materials for the New Court House
lst. GeO,i liarl burnt bricks
2ud. Good stone lime
5rd. Sound Nlcrchautabc lumber consisting of bonris
for floors, Ne. plank and seantlin o various szcs, all
Of heart pine.
II may he proper Ortrnar< chat no heavy timber is
rrTircd Thusc persons in the neigi1orl,0yl Of tic
lime stone qua1ics Ire river, lave NOV an opbo,7u
nifty Of advancing tlcir own interest by Offering G.or-
able proposals to supply lime 'or Tic bulding tho guam
uty being considerable
ROBERT Mills.
Architect
July13. tiIS