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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-08-08

S' sAAs 'e2uiutioDS aEC perfcs
cutions OF an impefious and iron hearted
deiposlim, to the enjoyment of its legit.
innate rights, and to the mild government
of fuccefor of the Patriotic Princes ne
the luxurious Houfe of Orange and az
the Representative of nation, between
whom and the United States, no relations
have hitherto exilted, and the Committee
ilncerely hope none ever NAV exit, other
than thofe of reciprocal interelt, a.nitv.
and respect.
The committee beg leave respectfully.
to offer to your Excellency their beft wifi-
es that your residence in the u. States
may be made acceptable to yourfelf, and
mutually beneficial to both countries and
the tornado having fpent its vile fyitems
OF urfurpation, extortion, profuGon and
blood. which for more than twenty years
hav: overihadowed, OPPRESSED, and del.
uged the continent of Europe they ex.
press their mott earnei deiire, tina, its
benign inauencies may reach acrofs the
Atlantic, and that the fpirir of moderas
ton, msgnanimity, and diinfercftednefs.
which is there now 70 happily exemplii.
co, may be extended to the United
States; 70 that all the cations of the civ.
iiized WORLD may form but one family.
united in thofe bonds of peace and
FrlendihiP. which regarding the equal
rights OF all, leaving to the tevetal mem.
bers, nothing but ientimsnts Of relpect.
fellowlhip, and good will towards each
other, thal for unnumbered years to
come, fecure to them, ablence Of war
and rapine, the liberal intercourfe of com.
merce, and the bleilings Of rational lib.
erty.
The undersigned avail themfelves Of
the occaGon which has elected The ex,
preiIions Of these fensiments, to make
known the pleafure il would individually
afford. Them to manifeff every civilly aud
attention which might be rendered graic.
ful to you, and in behalf of their fellow
townfnen and themfclves, they unite to
their congratulations, on the fate arrival
of Your Exceliency. aiTuranees of the
high degree of confederation they chsriih,
tor the very Respectable nation you rep
refcnt, and for yourfelf, both .oflifialiy
and pcrfonally; and with which, .hty
have the honor to be your Exceliencys
mott refpectful and mott ,obedient fer.
wants, JOHN c. JOHES,
LANES LLOYD,
JOHN PHILLIPS.
SAMUEL DEXTER.
DANIEL SARGENT,
ARTENlAS WARD,
JOSEPH HALL.
Be9on, HuguF J., 1874.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-08-08
Gcoyecto1ur, Mk .

=, Ufoyg7e1uns 7u!Y az.
The report Of laA evening, which was
generally believed, is, that Admiral Coch-
rane had arrived in the Chefapeake with
an additional force, which included TWEEN
y ieven tranf ports having on board Coco
troops. We have heard of no new move
ments in the Potomac. Fed. Rep.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-08-08

Eighty-,'me Desersers, from the
18th regiment, are advertised in one
Of the Gazettes Of Ohio; and for the
experimenting Of the whole number,
Col. Miller, who commanded that
regiment, has offered reward of four
thousand four hundred and 1tty dol
lars! +! /!
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-08-08

you were ignorant of--the blockade of
all the remaining ports of the U. States.
We know more, that it is likely to be
rigidly enforced, becaufe on application
made for licences to export goods in neu
trail veilcls, government has given retu-
fal. This is the an(wer to the revocation
of the commsrcial reltrictions.
The negotiation is yet to begin.-It
will, it is iaid, be at the Hague or Client,
Perhaps you expect that peace is made
or making when the refpeetive Commit
Goners are not even arrived at their DEL
tination |! If you celebrate Peace on
Chriltmas day you may reckon yourleivss
very well off,
LONDON, MAY 80.
american Negociatim.-We have aus
thority to fate, that there is no founda,
ton for the report of the milton of Lord
Gambler and others to the Hague, to
treat for peace with the American Com
millioners.
| [The Loudoa article lately copied into the anne
rican papers, which faid Lord Gambler was goinl
to the Hague &c was dated May 90
Capt. Sir Robert Hall, who has return
ed home from the command of the Sicil
ian lotilla, is TO be attached to the fotil
la on the Canadian Lakes, and will ies of
in few days.
| ELBA
A letter from Elba ftates, that the FRI
public act which had diitingaifhed Bona
parties arrival, was to double the taxes
and that divifion of the allied troop
was hourly expected to take charge Of tn
place, and to preferve tranquility. Bon
aparte has ordered Palace aud Theatr
to Be Immediately built.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-08-08
NIAGARA FALLS.

The Bufialoe Gazette Of the 18th saws, i,
IS reported that boat and three men, pas
scd over Niagara Falls last week; the men
were lost OF course. This is the frs, in
stance that we have heard Of any white
men being caught in the Falls. There is
a report that an Indian in his canoe once
went over; that when he found he was in
the current he used every exer,ion to save
himself, but finding all exer,ions useless,
he wrapped himself in his blanket, lay down
IN his canoe, and in few moments was
launched into sternity. NYE Post.
Woaders sciH never cease A morning.
paper says We learn, that there arc now
on Lake Champlain. two neutral vessels,
one under Danish, the other under
Swedish eolors and that in their produc-
tive voyages between US and the enemy,
they meet with no interruption.
Since the publication of MIR. Madson's
neutral proclamation, neutral trade, if this
paragraph is true, has taken an Irishman's
hoist, from the high seas TO the little lakes
in the north.--i6id
On Wednesday last, black man by the
name OF CHALES PEACH, was shot at
Marblehead,b by one of,he sen,ries. The
par'ic ulars are, that he passed one sentry,
and gave direct answer; on passing anoth-
er ne was hailed three times, and not an
swer'ng, was ordered 10 stand, but proceed
ed when the sentry discharged his piece
ana shot him through the body. He died
in about iour hours
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-08-08
{s6e9SNa1s.
Third Year of Madifon's War.
NIAGARA FRONTIER.
MONTREAL, JULY .

MONTREAL, JULY as.
Gen Rail is in petition at 90 mile
Creek (the diftance from the Niagara
rlver) where he wac receiving reinforce
msnts and would fpeedily advance On
Gen Brown. He has left CARTONS in
Forts Niagara, George and Msflaiuago
plains.
On the 2th inf 81 light troops under
Maj Evans, fell into An American ambuf
cads formed by Gen swift, with 400
men and was compelled to cut his way
General s ,SaffffvzE4l AlxeiAn .s tbs sk..mill
mea. Maj Evans was fomerims pr,fos
ner. bat eicaped
A few fnnali vefcls have failed with
Rores for Gen Rails army. The fquad
ron remains in port.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-08-08
CONFL AGRATION.
CANANDAlCUA, JULY

CANANDAlCUa, JULY 20.
We are informed, that the village of
st. Davlds, near Qaeenitown, was burnt
on lueidAy night lalt, by our troops !!
We have no particulars of this tranfac.
ton; they are fuch, we undeIitand, as
meet the decided diiapprobation of the
commander OF the forces. Col Ifaac
Stone, OF this country, it is faid, is tent
home, hsving been fufpended from the
command OF the cavalry, charged with
being concerned in it.-No other events
OF conieqaence on the Niagara fnee our
iatt. There was heavy cannonading
on Wednesday between our army and
tort George; inee which we hear, our
head quarters remained at Queertton.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-08-08
From South .As,eriec.

From South .Hslericc.
A letter from Porto Rico, of the 18th ult.
states that the whole province of GARAGES
IS now under the old government.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-08-08
YORK, U. c. JULY IS.

YORK, y. c. JULY To-
The 9th and Cad regiments are on
their way here, from Montreal, and the
Hank companies of the lo4th, and De
Wauevile's regt left Kingdom for this
place on their way to For, George, on
Saturday lait, aud The So,h alto were
under orders to march. We expect the
hrit diviaon TO arrive this day or to NOR.
row.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-08-08
QUEBEC, July q & zs.

Arrived tranfpors. which failed from
Bordeaux the 9th Of June. bringing so
cheers and 100 men of the Duke of
Weiilngton's army. ALTO the Ajax "a,
vita Cen Power and troops aud the
Warfpite.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-08-08
THE ANS WEIR.

The Winjacr Pknipotentiary Of his Rya'
H,gbnsG tie Prince Of Orange, Seve9-
eign Of the United Pyavinces Of The Losv
Countries, to the Government Of tie Uni.
ted States Of Amerira,--
TO THE
Chairman and Gentlemen Commit.
tee of the City of Bolton.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-08-08

80. JULY 80.
The Montreal papers announce the
anti pacific tidings of the arrival in the
st Lawrence OF oooo more Of the troops
detached from the Duke of Weilington's
army to Canada, conveyed by ieven or
eight TAI! of the line, beGdes number
OF large ftigates 1t is added. thefe vel
fels are ordered to join the fquadrons on
the american coat and thar The block
aiding fquadron in our bay will be IN
created to fix fail of the line, befdes
trisates Other troops were ALTO daily
arriving from Ireland, England and
Nova Scotia.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-08-08
More Carnage and Bloodihed.

ALBANY, JULY 80.
We have juf learned from an authen-
TIC iource, that on the as;h init. the
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-08-08

We are afIured, chat the failing Of our
brave fleet on lake Ontario, is NOT at,ris
butablc 10 any default in the officers
The government have not fupplied them
with n1sa nor 9arss. This accounts for
the want of CO. operation with General
Brszvn.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-08-08

MORE INTERCOURSE WITS rps ENEMY!
"s.eS received in town yeiterday
nom NanfuCKet, rzscs, err. ss.--vs-.S,
Hawk failed from that port on the 3Ii
ult. With two CemmiDIsnsrs on boare
{ Dsn'asyatf and Nv Hawks to trea
with the Britilh admiral on the N Yorl
ltation, on terms of Amiiy. for tina
lfand Bat Gaz.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-08-08
cHILIcorHE (Ohio) JULY 9.


Mmjasr fran His Royal H;gbaes the
PRINCE OF ORANGE, Prince Sovereign of
the United Meth~iands, &c. &c.
THE undersigned. appointed COM
mittee by their fellow citizens, the inhab.
itants of Bottom in their behalf, and for
themfelyes, offer to your Excellency
their congratulations OH your arrival in
the United States.
They view this gratifying event. as
among the earlieit fruits of that happy
and fupenduous revolution in politics,
which has emancipated the nations of
the Chriitian world from deiolatine and
demoralizing effects Of an overwhelming
and remorfeless ambition, which knew
no law. fave its own qualification, and
no limit but universal fubjugation.
In approaching Your Excellency. the
Committee addrefs you with gteat gratifi-
cation, as the Miniitcr of Country 70
juitly famed for it's incxtinguiihable love
of liberty, bravery in arms, attachment
to commerce, and unrivalled indultyy,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-08-08

KENT. NATcHEz, JUNE. 28.
he Britilh landed hrec hundred ma
rines at the Bay OF Apaiachicolo, and are
erecting fertilization at that place. and
they have fuppIied the Creek Indians
with 5000 aands II arms, munitions ol
war, &c.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-12-24
EDUCATION.
Dec. 90.

'fNt.: ahscr'br, rsidn IL, Goochlan,! county. near
n w e'corce's, intends ccnlrnenc. A School in
Iarers'i.e the sd ho;siay IN January next IA. ORR,
poses to teach the English, Latin ,.d Greek l,',,,
sea Ers'nn"ticay The use OF the Globes Arithmetic
hs's>t''', &c-l'c protess,. IN ,euh no b.,ne,, Of
"e:'nrr, h'' what he has rad t.ir opnort,i,v Of
"eqm1"sa kro"cdse OF, having received regular ed
osauon vt la,c Coi'.gr. The Subscriber las been
emp'oyen IN r',at'; families in Virginia for number,
~ years hSe~'sc ne priaei,ai IN WsS,,.ny,.,o II A.
ueny an hanover, ami has the eoacut, NJ t,s,,p,ony G
Ia" einr'oye;s 20 prove ne estimation in which ,by
consider ian As teaehc wh.ch Is open u she stes
ton OF any Teraon.
assdio's at,ci.ton to the r,n,.!s as wei, ,S Ito
IY improvements oil the youth cons!tS,i To lis c,c,
'l'iah''catmnsin preceptor, the
noes ior contribution a ie Patronage Of those VII
ice, themselves interested III the rurnut ion of u,or.
anil et",iition ~ ''''!
It's terms Tor 'rr' and 'u;tion ar, 10 .'.,Iar, ,
year, each scholar furnishing his ov, b,si--Fcr n,io
"ne 70 dollars. He will require OF each bc,,,lr 60,
"S at beginning OF every qua: ter and from t,,s..
VINO y not hs'r'i FIVE 'ioars To- lac ,lnec,l r,, H.
above s", at the end Of The ye,r \ sr.,i
pence t'i iife-wnnd ia The -choo-oo.n Vacations -,
uS0a ~ schools, where the languages sre t,,.hr
HEJsitf ~. .aICyIOES
.: 1--WE dolls. will be deducted from the ,,,iy.
terms 'or the t;tion Of those who study t,. Fn.,h
iatSuase only Wheat, ana PORK viii b.! r,ec,,,
ca ~ part payment fci board, ~ w
Nc1clarn, Der. % O. ~
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-12-24
put upon the said notion wa, determined IN the ncS,
tive.-Ayes 6l.-Noe, IL.

put upon the said otio wa, determined IN the mega
tive.-Ayes 6l.-Noe, IL.
F,io,!p, Dec i6.
A communication from the Senate by their Clerk
he Senate have agreed to the amendments proposed
by the House OF Delegates the LIST anil 9th aniend-
mcnts proposed BY the Senate TO the bill entitled An
act Tor the relief Il sick and inr.n militia soldiers dis
charged, or turloigh their return TO their res.
peetive places OF resdence.fhey have receed from
their I'd and insisted on their 4th amendment propos-
ed to tie said bill, to which amendments the House of
Deiegateshave disagreed.
The said bill entitled, An act Cor TIE relief Ss sick
and ihhrm militia soldiers, discharged or on Through,
on ner return TO their respective pkices o residence
with the amendment in question, was on Mr. Slia,s
motion, ordered to be laid upsn the table.
bill Authorship loan OF tLree hundred thou
sand dollars, in anticipation of the revenue Of 1915
and appropriating the same" read the first time
and, on MIR MERGERS motion, the second time. and
ordered To Secommttet, to n committee of the whole
House on the state OF the commonwealth.
On motion of MIR Colenian--R,selyed that the ssh
itue OF this fouse be suspended for the purpose OF
receiving petition from sunry inhabitants Of Caro-
ire County ~hereuPon the said petition ree-v-
ed AID laid upon the table
Saturday, Dec II.
n communication from the Senate BY their Clerk .
The Senate have passed the bill, entitled An act
incorporating company to establish Turnpike roal
from the city ot Richmond to the Meadow Bridges p;
with an amendment in which they request the concur
renee the House of Delegates
The sail amendments being twice real, were, on
questions scveraly put thereupon agreed to By the
House.
On motion of Mr. Anderson of Hanover Ordered,
that leave be given to bring in bill, To amend an
act passed the Sd day ct December si4 Incorporating
company TO establish Turnpike fi~m the western
termination OF the Brook Turnpike the Merry Oaks
IN the comfy Of Hanover that Messrs Anderson
ct Hanover, Starke, Selaen, Hill OF King Wilara
Claiborne OF King William, Coleman, Battaie, and
MeRae do prepare and bring in the same.
petition was taken up and read Of suniry citizens
otCsro'me county, praying amendment to the Iii
'a laws, so rs to subject persons above the sge oor
ty-hve years to the performance OF certain military
services during the absence OF those whoare drafted
on tours OF duty :otered, that the said petition he
referred to select committee, with leave to report by
bill or otherwise
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-12-24
A GREAT BARGAIN

ga Hi be sold in the following valuable yrrac,, = :
w L.9JND in the State II Kentucky.
1857 acres on the wasers Of R.n,1h e,reol-. on.
.hieeh ltner, within size seven miles of The G,ls 81
waered ~ '''h' anu web
9'29o acres adjoining the falls of Green River and
Town oi Ienna, about 20milc9 from the Ohio Crce,
falls. '' "'i'es ABOVE the
Blue Iicks. Jo '"' OpPeF
f,goS acres on the waters of Rig Beneon, within.
or n'.es OF Frankfort, the seat OF government III;
t,act Is Wen hmbsred with walnut ash, poplar Il oak
tI 'ahu IS somewhat broken, bat lie so in general .
, ,s". ne b'g Henson creek, passing through tl;s
tract, presents some eligible sites for n,iils ''
''Si acres on tie Kentucky River immediately, ~,
V".sre the scat OF the late Governor Scot1 obont ~
nies nom Lexington and is ;bove Frankfort this i,
me farming lard, and the white oak timber vrlb !.
aroT' III great abundance, is equal TO arr in t,e woJ
we're or IS hundred acres CT this tract has hen la
y divided into small farms, and has probably Se.
SOD he teIrs Of sale will be, one bird cash "a.
naance m one and two years Application NAV -.
Inme to Hubbard Taylor, Esq nc Clarke coun,v Ls
tueky,or JOHN- iJOO JgJto s,I - i>''''
JOIAN' T. II DOJ FOLK
I'nwlng-C'reen Dee o. ~,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-12-24
NttT:CE

herehy S"cn that tie fnte,nal Duties imposed Ivy
Co'CresS, will become due the frat day Of Jau
AIRY, lSt5-Ail persons subject TO the operation of
'ie art OF Congress, are informed that sall ,.ieud
The respective Courtiouses in my District, at the
.'o''rts III .antaiy next ard remain each Court
nous two days, Tor the purpose OF receiving PAYMENTS
granting license ard certificates to such ss snpv--hIi
PERSONS Indebted Tor still duties r,r,irtd &, MAKE
immediate pnymen-a failure will con,pel me 10 mn
The bontsin suit My instructions require it ii,e mo
ment they are Gue.
SANL. ZONES
Collector Of the Revenue OF The
18th Collection District of Virginia
TGcfirchan III Dec 90 eavsw
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-12-24
EDUCATION.

y fTTLE-TALE.-Thc Subscriber respect(,lI, IN.
y forms the public that he intends removing from
hanover Courthouse, and opening School the eus,.
ing year at his place in Caroline county near On
lord, where he will teach the following branches of
learning the English Latin and Greek languages.
Writing, Arithmetic, English composition and Geoera
phy-1he fees for tuition will be thirty dollars for The
term OF ten months. yhe school will be opened ON
the 18th OF January next and discontinued on the 18th
ct December following dcductng The month ar June
Tor vacation The Subscriber has at considerable ex
pense furnished himself with large and con,motl;o,s
houses tor the accommodation ofhis school anil also
Tor boacis ms price for boarding; lodging and WASH,
ing inclusive, will he eighty dollars tor the term The
ices tor board and tuition will be required ia advance
nan at the time the pupil enters the school, andthe re-
naming haitat the expiration ofhe month of Nav Gen
uemen atroR'sg the school, particularly invited to
'it u, that they rnay ascertain whether the pupils
make p satisfactory progress
The Subscribers place of residence (Which win be
hereafter knownby the name of Little Yale is pleasant
" Systematically retired. 1t is, therefore, recommended
TO youth as place where they acquire classical cd
uGat'on exempt from the hustle and interruption to
"hch the present times are especially subject
RUFUS CHANDLER, A,I
- Occ. I. w6wy
NlkGlNiA.-At Rules holden in the CLERKS OF
bce OF The Superior Court Of Chancery for The.
richmond District, the first day Of November 1919
'on j, shelton q Company, PLGs.
Joseph fddings and Caleb p Iddnss. merchants md
partners, under the firm of Joseph & Caleb r. ID
. I.,lGu' ana anu andrew schneemann, Defts.
TIE defendants not having entered their appear
ancc ana gwen security according the act of Assem-
by and the Rules of this court and it appearing by s
ts,actory evidence, that they are not inhabitants of this
country: II is Ordered, That the said Defendants do
appear here on the wenty-rst day of the next term
ana answer the bill the Plaintiffs and that COPY of
this order be forthwith inserted in some newspapeypub
shed in the city of Richmond, for two months s,icces
sveiy and posted At the front door of the Capito in
the said city. :"
n copy. Teste,
WIN. w HENING, C. C.
nov ~ wSw
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EDUCATION.

E H"ri-L respectfully informs the ct;zers OF
v. ;nnfSd, and his iriens in de .,,,,,,ry nv.
II -e".natf, hers orc conducted bv himself a. 4
NJ L. hik'Snn, Vi!. nc conin,,ei Oh the. ss,.. nI
me cnsnIng year, by himself a,l Thonas Terrell
errtii viii feaeh the English and Frenci, laniua
ses, Geography with the use Of the GI,bes ar;,i.,
nc, Mathematics, Moral and Natural Phi osopl, ana
Thomas Terrell will teach the atm and Greek ,s,.
guascs. .s+ "iee> 's'-
The monti Of Augr-t vii he given 90 4, y..o,i,,
ana Two p,puc examinations oftie Student, III w.
ne "-ohe At TIE Close al each sesson The fees far
"s''on are S4O for the term, tte per quarter t,r
a' "'''c less shan the term, eaci-:.nd 81 entrance
The parents and friends oithe present students mrs.
requested tic attend their examination This U.y s.f
Tomorrow. ' N5 A""
December 90 -6,
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NOTICE

her ven, that Books will be opened for re-
cslpin' subscriptions tor Shares in the Oaks Turn
tsSs Comb'riI - 9iao,er Court fJonse on ygednes
day the eSth ~ ,lu.ei the management Of .,iesos
nfRfom PoRn'&, aomas Pollard, " ila,,rs Garter.
"'ner thr1sFiGn. Lnney Jones and I'h;Eb JdlEn-
ment of -Aessrs Nathaniel c. Iitsco,nb, Isnpe nm,
s9o,, Parsons Oar,, BENJAMIN Brand Da7fd Oli7e,,
and Garter H. fage,-And at the Faele Tavern in
the city OF Richmond, the first MONDAY in Janua,
next, under the management of .JEsssr7 S0ynn.y fJ
ere. Nihtan' .JfarshaR, Baijasin SH,,hG,9 glc1.an
der -ucRae, URiam Sel,ae, Cirfsto6her Tonse. ms
and HiGfam Burfon ir.
December 20. toIJ
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Nov. o..
IN CH3NCERY:

IN CH.3NTERV:
Z iHolNlA-Ata Quarterly Court held Cor Henri;
v co county, at the Courthouse, the al, day Of
August, 1871 ' u
William Willis, son Of William Willis, decd, -
wills, widow, and - Willis the onIy c,,bl az
Cuthbet, another of the said William deceased
john Freeman and Sally his wife, which said Sally Is
daughter Of tie sud William, deceased. Nabey
willis, also daughter Of the said William. deceas
-. Pla!nti6S
The Representatives Of Edward Wills, deceased. who
was ason THE said William, deceased & Rams
bottom, the only son Of Betsy Ramsbottom deceased
another daughter OF the said William Willis deceased
and Susannah Willis, also daughter of the said
William Willis, deceased, & Stephen Willis. anoth
er son otthe SAID William, deceased Defendants.
he defendants not having entered r,eir anpea,aroc
and gwen security according TO tie act Of Assembly and
the rules Of this Court and il appearing to the sa fac
uoh OF the Court, that they not nabtaus oftLis
country; his ordered, fhat the SAID defendants do
appear here On the first dF of March Court ncxt and
answer the bill Of the plaintiffs and that copy ofthis
Order Ne forthwith inserted in newspaper publish
ed ia the city OF Richmond, for eight weeks successive
y, and posted at the 'front.' door oftll Court Ifosr of
the said county
Copy. Tege,
j. II. WHTTI.OCKF, g. nc
November 4. wsw
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S.fLE.S or FLOUR. o.

$500 Or FLOUR, 6-s.
4 l. AUCIloN.--On SATURDAY the alth ;.,S. ~,
DC s"u positively without reserve, l7uO his. =
sienne tour, OF the last years crop and the mo-,
N, brands. iicsat the Lumber Houses O.,
o'sin OF u'e eans; the sal. to commences at .,,r M.
nee IL clock, AMI aoun Ia the different place, OF
DEPOSIT iramelia'ciy after, will he s,ld pos,y,y
W., wnnot reserve 90 kegs Gua- Powder single ar,c. irr
cash f""'' Aer"'s
Hzoncnre, Robinson e Pleasants.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-12-24
DESERTED

b'oN ~ THIS posi-, on the 10Th inst; Thos1os y7J;y,
private n my company, Sth -ee't, 4th br;,
W. aged forty four years, FIVE feet one inch hgI ~,
eey!cs,ye,'oW mar, and ny profession . gardener -
horse IN tue city nj Riclmqrd- IS supposed b ~
fe. , ON The turnpike. Any person apprebe,,t,,
apd delivering the abnvc .ert or ., tl,;s
20 any o'hser :, hhyp'ace shall receive f,e ,.,..
prescribed by law ia sircb cases "'"i
Camp Carter, Dec. %