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w Z s T. ERIN NDS


\ compliance with the will of the late col, WIN.
4 Meth. 1, together with his surviving Executor,
and trustees, John Marshall and Harry Hetb. nov
off. for sale, 0"
THREE TRACTS OF LAND.
Lying between the Sciota> l. Little Mjam; R;rer,
North West Of the Ohio, the same bein, lands
granted the Testator for military services durinp
me Eevonton: One tract lying on the Fat FORK
OF the Little Miami, containing 1888 aere..--One
on the se'ots River, containing s66 2.3 scres-snd
another on Brush Greek containing 900 aores-AI.
,o one tract containing I777 rs aeres living On
Highland Creek, \ branch of the Chic: -fhosr
lands amounting 10 3677 2-3 acres. Eii p.r,ops de-
'rous OF purchasing, who cannot more Conveniently
communicate with the Trustees Of Col. Heth vii,
please apply to MIR. Walter Dunn, of Chi,lco,be
tor more particular information. shall be at Chi;
icotbe, snd on the ands by the Goth of April next
prepared to give indisputsbe and satisfactory con-
voyages to purchasers, should there be any appl-
eants. tP"
II. G. HETH;
Eko'r and Trustee,
81 The Editors of papers printed in Chillcothe.
VIII please insert the above advertisement for three
months, and transmit their accounts to the Office oF
.he Enquirer for payment, or, they shall receive
the. " O'''"So'
T., . II. C. II.
- w, SIN
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Hiar Department,
Sept. 8, 1873, Saskett's iisrbor.
naar G,rAraf

Door General,
arrived mere yesterday. Nothing new, ezsep.
ting that Provost has returned TO ngston. Gene
raj Hampton win n through tse camp aign 3rdal.
" and vigorously, but will resign at the end of IT,
lie will be ready 10 move BY the 20 h with IA ef.
feetiSe regular force Of 1000. and q militia dstaeb-
meat OF 500. On the suppositioh tbst sir George
bad decidedly taken his part, aud had chusen the
peninsula IS his champ de batsiile, had ordered
Hampton TO move immediately sgsnst tie Isle aux
Noix. 2o0O mifitis will be promptly assembled Al
Chsmpisr, twenty.four miles from tins paos, and
on the route TO the ST. Lawrence. The pjsce WAS
selected, Offering two objects. snd Of course lea.
wing his knikhtship to guess To I'avt pusrea them
directly OgdensbuTg, would MT t.,ve had that al
vantage. A larger draft woui have besD d eienlt
Another view OF the Sdbj, is that this part of the
plan cqnaot be eonf'ied TO militia exclusively IN ~
must be probyed BY regular cot3i, otherwjss
TIE back door rsay not be sufficiently closed and
barred.
The battle on the lake Shall we h.,e one, T.
Yeo fights and is beaten, all vii BE- we'll Ii he does
not fight, the result may also be favorable.
Yours cordially.
JOHN ARMSTRONG.
OsD. Wilkinson.
Earasf ofH iere from .Naje. GsS Bikiiason fo
The .Sccre,ary r JVaJ, dated
Fort George, nth Sept. 1918.
have ISIS gsd siE LoYa fo+ several days past
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VUOIFsAI-E

SHOE t5' LEATHER STORE.
UST opened ut 70. II, Son,h Front. c doors
- 'eiew Msrket.srect, where the Subscribers OF.
fer for sale,
5000 pair hrst quality mems coarse SHOES,
5000 do second do. do. do do
l1oOO do first do do. Fued Il bound do.
1900 do. second do. 90. do do, do
2,eco 10 first DO DO calf and seal do.
1000 do do do. do. leather and
pink lined do
1908 pair mems laced BOOTS,
1000 DO boys' oosrse and fine SHOES,
1000 do. DO laced BOOTS * JEFFERSONS,
10000 do, womsns' SHOES, we'll assorted.
ALSO
n S1ndsonte .6ssor, ment If LEATHER
WhiSh theT will dispose Of on such terms IS
are calculated % ute dee in tse above articles
ALEXANDER CLAY & Co,
Msrckt9 v2,o
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March g.
%, Look at this--Exunetfron tAe pe.eys1u,x

90, Look at fhis--Estynetf ro,a tAe Peteys1u,g
Republican.
Il C.3l2D.
NIX. PESCUD-Wnh much regret observe
hiessrs. Brooks and Tazeweil have improperly aud
without application for my consent or knowledge.
and lar from my wish, introduced my name into
print, and to the public, The subject OF stages
therefore beg 10 be permitted, through your ma.
per, TO say to my friends and the public, that tie
following rules have been long laid down, ,nd viii
preference in tsking seats:
lat All mail passengers to have preference,
20. AL passengers from the north say Bsltnore)
continuing in the regular line Of stages 10 my route
the next preference.
SO. All otter seats to be entered on the way bill
at the bar of Msssrs. Powell * TisdeIPs tavern. "a
aPpiica ion is ade, and to take seats acsordnsIy
ID PRICE,
Proprietor II the Norfolk hOuts.
Surry, March LIE. S.
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Twenty Dollars Reward,
eTOR experimenting Negro CH7RLES, a black
n mamie is about % years If sge, S fes. 7 or
ineheS high, bad on blue coat and trowsers, was
lately branded in the left baud, and raised in The
county OF Gloucester. purchased him Of Mr.. Am
brose Oliver Of sud eousty--he left me in Chester
held. on my way to Warrington county The sbove
reward will be paid by delivering him to VIM Cook
Of Richmond. JOHN SANDERS
March ~. ,f
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UNITED STATES ARMY

Fay N2astey'a Detarfmrnf.
'ENHE extensive district composed of The ,tate. ~
Il Virginia and North Caruaa, heretofore l,s.
signed to the subscriber, hiss, from the a.eomS.
at,on OF business, been divided INTO two districts.
y W % COOPER Esq. OF Hampton near I5tfo,s.
"a ana Is composed ofali that tract Of country in
tue states OF Virginia and North Carolina isIs be.
I i1rk River on the norts, tie northeia SCUM.
Diary OF the state Of South Ca1 olna, o. III .on,h
tne Atlantic ocean on the east, and the sreat post
roaa through Richmond, Petersburg, MARIETTA
Loaisonrg, Raleigh, Averysburg, and fayettey;.is.
OF South Carolina, Milton on the veet 49,
in Virgins. 1Nee"n'as
he rest OF the states of Virgins and North Car.
DINA, including sill the towns which 1iv;d. III ~.
will conposs the other district s
SAM UEL TURNER.
f.. - district Pay master q. S. .4,nln
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of Truse Braneie
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that should have been enabled to address yor in
propria persona, but ia this have been b>fiied by
severe and unremitting malady which obhses me
TO resort To the pen OF common friend.
"l reached this place the evening of the 4th.-
Commodore Chsuncey nj that time occupied the
hsrbor; and SIR James feo with the British
squadron was vsporins IN frot OF IT, This stste OF
things continued without any material change, until
the evening OF the 9Th, when light land breeze
gave to the commodore opportunity OF standing
~ni to meet the enemy. The two squsdrons were
about ~oiesgues asunder. Of Consequence action
appeared inevitab'e-yet so il has happened that,
since TINT PERIOD until about Eve u'c,ock yesterday,
Z, NJ these two naval arnsments have kept from
. to miles distant, without having exchanged a
single shot, done each other the smallest visible
damage The British uniformly on the retreat &
the American in pursuit
=" General Peter Is Porter left to day, pro-
pery authorised and instructed to bring into opera
ton corps Of the Six Nat on Indians, which he
proposes to increase to 1000 men, BY volunteers
from the militia, and is disposed to be brsy and az.
i've wherever he may be directed.
hear nothing OF brigadier general .1'Clrre &
the New York militia. thalI mature my plsns for
embsrkstion, rapidly the diic uit;es which m ~
oppose me can he matured; but We are srestiy dc.
hcient IN transport, and have not received srsie
boat from Osweso or any other place.. St,ons sbai
cps and siip-kses necessary TO the transport oil
the heavy cannon, ordnsnce, stores, amrlaRition
clothing, &e. &c.
81 am writing TO RcmfGd for many thipgs which
was assured should find here and l pray You
to put him on the alert, or l may be caught in IN.
snow. dictate this under much depression Of at
aid stomach; and am,
With great respect and este-ro,
Your most ObeSient servant,
ia WILKINSON
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SIcketf's Harder,
August SO, 1873, S o'clock T. VI.

SIR,
ihave commenced, barely, the srrangen ent
of the department. OF intelligence an inteihseueer
left Kingston its vicinity, last evening, to tell me
that S r George Provost had commenced his oper.
atoms against Boyd and had driven in his piquets S
taken aixty or seventy prisoners, but had been
repu.sed from his Gne of enosmpmeut The mi.
Gtis of Montreal are at Kingston, and reinforce
tnts By single hundreds arriving frequently ;
four hundred men expected ia t,e se o. rhe
week.
The force at Kingston is 5000 men (reguiars
1900, militia 500.) Msior General Dsrrach com.
msnds, and they are assiduously Strengthening their
works. Sir James Yeo sailed with six weeks pro
Visions expressly TO cooperate with sir George q [
tho head of the Lake /; double battle and double
victory offer strong temptation; but will net be
diverted from my eourse.'
have written governor Tomptias Oh the s,,l-
ject Of drsft of miltis for the Itrst OF Niagara
tc supply the absence Of troops of the line
and prevent cianor, but have net been so hsp-
py rs to receive an acknowledgement Of my let
ter.
With perfect respect,
Your bedient servant,
IA. WILKINSON.
Tins hon. John Armstrong,
2ecretsry Of War.
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PURSUANT to a Deed Of Trust executed TO the
a Subscriber by Hugh II. Campbell deed for the
purposes therein set forth, will be sold at pubic
auction for cash before the front door Of the Court
House of Fauquler County on Monday the 2s,h day
Of March next being Cosrt day, the following pro-
perty 10 wit,
n HOUSE md LOT.
Near the Town of Wsrremion in which The saia
Campbell resided-Also, ttvo IoEng .NtEyO .Jhs
The house and lot before mentioned 10 pleasantly
situated and would afford en- agreeable residence 10
private family. Any person DESTROYS of viewing
the premises before the sole, will please AMY ,e
WHY Roy, who ifeSeonvenient, or to the SdGscri-
Der.
Vim. r. SMITH. Trustee.
Fauqsier, Feb 16- 1Q,p
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EIack Roct,
Sept II, fS13.

oKW,
In consequence Of ensoortgenonts trou gen.
eral BOYD, ti,St general and decisive r,nyeme nj
vas about TO be made by the Rrny, aud thst an adj.
dIuonsi force was ces', able, We repaired 10 fort
George sbout I'VE weeks ago with 500 men, consist.
ing OF Volunteers, Militia and Indians. Most ofus
remained there tor twelve fourteen days but our
hopes not being realized, the men' continually die
psr'ed sDd weai hone, not however without expec.
tsoons' AGAIN sneourasedb 81 rcns. Hoyd & Williams,
that we should he shortly called Oh s.sin 70 aid II,
operations, whish tGe people in thss pare Of thu
country, so losS harosssd by the csIslnits of ssr
ieeI so strong sh interest in forwsr.ng Under sim
nsT expectations nsny Of Our friends in the isteror
nave T'ybsfed TO US their readiness to Join With
Pertssie SesotefoeDesv % the shorssss notice and
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Fort George,
CT, September L., 1873
avn ordered BY general Wilkinson to forward
the enclosed papers One, letter from q commit.
tee o three, OF which +. b. Porter is the frst and
the other, sletter iror, Daniel RodDau, the organ
ot an association OF residents in and near Csnandai
gus.
j have the honor to be,
tour IaOst oDedent servant
H. LEE, jr.
nsjor OF infantry and id-de.csmp
to mag. gen. Wilkinson.
Secretary OF War.
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SONL LEHII1ER,
'3NHE Subscriber has just received, 1900 lbs. prime
Soa' Leather, which he offers Cor sale low, az
The Sign oil the Golden Saddle, F. Street.
JASPEK ROBBINS
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NJ oIlCE.-Aii persons having claims q. ans, IN,
estate OF Francis Piatti, dec'd will plesse bring
them forward tor adjustmeat-A those indebted TO
ssid estate, viii make Immediate payment to
J. FlGLiNi, Ex'r.
- OF Francis Pia,ti, deed.
March s. 6tp
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eL4BCURERS W.7NZED.
' ME subscribers wisl, to Hire, from go TO some
A. gro Men-iibersl wages will be given Ami,
cation TO be made at tue office of Wilson & Drew.
IHoS. H. DREW & Co
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; 9 Scsy and ready III preparing the theme
! otirvective as II /. hSd been refused They
do not believe that the British government,
| W II yield any thing nor do thew believe
that cur neSocia'oss will give up our seame,
o arbitrary imprcssment. Therefore they
Contend that we ought to Weld and pre-
tend 10 rejoice at the prospect OF our iug
3d.
| For my part, am so heartily tired and
sick OF the malignant and treachcrous par
~ sririt that prevails in certain sections OF
the Union, Gift can be called an Union.
when one part of the country is at war and
another at peace with the enemy,) that Sun
cerciy wish our government would che Al
their pc i;ical adversaries for once {; and If
satisfactory terms on the points in dispute
cannot be had by neguciati'u. make peace
without s:ipulstng any thing about them
Suppose a cessation of hosilities, and re
ne ~al of commercis) intercourse were 20 be
proposed and accepted, during the nssocia :
ton. with an agreement that neither pa W
should renew hostiites without giving the
other previous notice. And should the ne
gociation terminate without any adjustment,
suppose neither party were 10 rive motto ,
of hostilities, but go on as they had done for
a dozen years before the war. How long
would it be before great cry would De
heard from The East. WAXING and complain
ing OF the capture, condemnation and i'm
pressment, of their ships End sesnen>
Indeed iSappears to me that, if the New
Z ,gland people really believe a truly free
& independent commerce essential to their
prosDerity, tits high time FOR than 20 adopt
a different course from that which they have
pursued for some line past. lie, them re-
aect on what would be the probable situa
ton and fate of their commerce. il peace
should be male without any stipula:ions
tor its security. Many respectable re.
publicans in this part of the country begin
already TO question the propriety of perse
yering much longer in struggle in which
those who are most interested take no part
except by throwing every obstacle in their
power in the way of success. And if the
present majority. disguised with the fro
ward opposition of an implacable factiun,
should be induced to abandon the objects q
the war, and make peace without securing
than, it may be a long time before they will
De dragged into another war for CONNER
cial rights. Though their political ,,lver-
saries may detea, their efforts in this war.
they will not be able to defeat them at e.
'ections and the moral ard religious mi
nority may really become, (as they preten-
ied to be not long ago. rs sick Of peace
with an unprotected commerce, as they now
say they are of war waged for its protec-
ton"
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Wr7u Bedford, !pe6, 8.
VICTORY AT BAYONNF

Last eyrning arrived here the Pcrtu -uese
schooner Magenta, in 46 DAYS from L;sbor,
Cart. Terry of Fairhaven, a passenger IL
the Magenta. informs that few hours nre
slous to sailing an EXPIRE SIS arrived in I.isb,,n
rom Lord Wellington, announcing a corn
ple'e victory over the French army under
Marshal Soult 1t appears that Lord wei
ington had been induced 70 order the Sna-
nish part OF his army to return to the Pv.
FENCES IN consequence Of the cruelties eyer
ercised by them On the C untry people in
France that being us reduced. Soult at
lacked him on the 1th December & turned
ms left wing but was renulsed aftera We.
ry s'bsuinary nfl;ct, IN on the 12,h Is h
and l4'h the hgh irg continued with increa
ed fury, End hnaily ended in the total over.
throw Of the French.
Captain Terry says the express renorted
that the allied cavalry charged the French
ar'i lcry when IN full FIRE, and Carried them
and the infantry on both sides m in,aineG
a contest pfh the bay net, man t. mar.
several hours.-'The number lost we aid r.,
learn but the express ated that the slauvb.
ter was very great OF b,th sides. Lid. Wei
hngton LETT force 10 blockade Havnnne
and vas advanced from that place. s6 nile,
,o"ards Bordeaux.--Thea action took plact
in the open country.
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a" an, Induced to th:a,i that The rcpor,
OF the British having assembled James River
As high as Hog Islaad, &c. is totally withou,
foundation. Hampton Reads, ar least, is
certainly free OF the eneny, and the mai
boats pass upmoies'ei.
For several days we have seen nothing of
the enemy Cfour River > but this AFTERNOON,
'nout three O'Clock, the wind being fair FOR
them. SIX CT their squadron were observed
from this place with the naked eye. passing
upwards. apparently with view to enter
N'oIack Bay. In consequence OF This move
ment, the militia Of Gloucester and Ma,
news were discharged yesterday.
Comtiier
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List NIGHTS EZ4IL.

NEW-YORF, Feb -.
We are informed thet letters were yec.;vs,, :,
ms Guy Yesterday from respectable merchants in
hos'on, which state that the Ann Alexander had
brought 'n'elsence giving hope of a speedy Peace
owen ths Z: D and q. Britain that Mr.. DsNss,
Secretary to M,s,rs. Bavar,i. Gal,stjn .nd Ad,m.
nso been IN London several days prior to the sail!
ing ., me Ann Alexander, from Lv-rpo ol, had Civ
en- this as his own opinion.
ne'srs from hoston also mention, that the En-.
ehst the British Government had appointed {. ain
stsr 10 proceed TO france and that IL Castle
SION. g y 10 ny
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COMMUNICATIONS

4 observe with much pleasure, that the enlistment
bill has rsssc'i both houses Of Congress.-l anpra
hem thst there can be difficulty i'm raising III.
men: IN support of th: opinion, ,ske the iserty
Z" adduelng the fo'iowing--nun,eroas instances o,
~nen can Doubtless be brought forward in this
country.--There is now living in this County a IT,.
dy, whose descendants amount to nearly 100. about
Z" o' whom are in existence; some of them in the
Army and Navy, revengng their coun,ry's wrongs.
an" Others OF them ready to JOIN in the holy conflict
Hence we msy fsriy infer that no power on earth
can suluga'e such country this. " Fircl, united
let US be-
po,, 4 cifsen efTltgina
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UNITED STATES ARMY.

Iay 47asferS Dcharkn,ert
VIE extensive district composed Of the ...,., rs
sirsn'a and North Carolina, hereteiore as
s'snea to tn: subscriber, has, from the ae.u,'v-
Az; III " BUSINESS heen divided into two districts.
SS %. Cooper. Esq. of Hampton near Norfo,t
D. aho is composed of all that tract OF countrv -;
.ne states OF Virginia and North Carolns Wins he.
cary OF the state OF South Carolina, ON the som,h
.oe ht'ante ocean on the east, and the great nos
roaa through Richmond, Petersburg, war;
n1:usnurs, Raleigh, Averysburg, and FayeteviI,s
90 .ts intersection with tie said northern bon,da
o. ., oouth Carolina, near Milton on the west IT.
in Virginia. Aecornae
Gins, including s he towns Which d;y;i. ~ C"F-
VIII compose the other district '' ""S'
SAMUEL TURNER
F.h 9, NSfrie' Pay .'I0sser Z. $. .3,n.y
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

ne Legislature left US IN Wednesday
iast' n summary of their ACES viii appear
in due succession in his Paper.
Lie Resolution al Tennessee to curtaii
the PERIOD OF the u. ). Senators to four
years was not acted on--'he session Being
80 near ats close and so many of the Mem
bers having left their seats.
ihe Resolution about improving Fort
ro"hatan was lost in the Senate. We have
nos seen the papers Of the two bousrs but
We understand that the Ii. of -. wished to
bring the situation OF the Fort directly be.
fore the Sec'y of Wharf.-The Senate wished
70 appoint Com missioners to survey x make
report upon its i;uajiou.
After the Resolution Of the II. Of u. h adj
been lost IN the Senate, the House adhered
10 Mcfy Resolution and Report. and resolved
that Copy should be forwarded by the Go-
vernon 20 the Hecre'scy at War.
" We shall give place in our next to
the advertisement o. Messrs Preston and
shepard (Ircasurer and Auditor Ct IN C
ComnonweaIth) Tor the sale Of the 1000
new shares III the Virginia Bank. Tneir
publication embraces the Act of Assembly.
with the following Memoranda sul,jolned.
Il" IN conformity to the authority vest
ed IN US bY the foregoing act. we shall pro-
ceed on the 18th day OF March next
to sell at the Capitol, in the City 81
it'ch moad, Eight Thousand Shares o,
stock IN TIE Bank Of Yt~ginia. for tie ben
eht OF the State.-Tse immediate payment
OF ten dollars on each share will be
required from the purchaser.--The mum.
Der OF shares to be sold per day being limit.
ed, the sale viii continue from day to day
until the Whole Sock is disposed of.
J. PRESTON, Aos,.
$. SHEPARD. 5 agents
MOVEMENTS OF THE FRENZY,
ETfrdcf 10 the EdiIcr, dcfed-
! YoRE. Feb. 1872. n,
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Powhatan County, Feb. 10, 1917.
COMMUNICATION.

COMMUNICATIONS
WAS married on tn. Goth ut. MIR VIM New
hnrn Of Oh steriield, 10 Miss Sarsl, Rsadolua {
fovha;a,,. f-
.. In love should there uree. fond pair.
Untutsr'd, unfaslion'd by art.
whose w''hes are warm, are warm s. sine ere,
And whose words are the excess ef the b.,,,
II aught Of substantial delight.
,in this side the grave can ne found.
ssnre when this couple unite.
And Cupid by Hymen is crowpid"
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Feb. 10.
UNITED SI.1TE.Si

~ Ia -
HE subscriber wishes tn contract n b,,a ::
mensions.- ~ "'o"'lS Hi-
me barrel two feet. nine ;nehes limo 1. .
inches o-tagona', and 92 inches round y ,I
a'heter ST the breech one inch and nm -
sSthe reimbursement o. the round nsv, -
barrel nine and one half tenth Of an ;n.t ~,
~ the mug e, seven cishihs of an inch IT, "'.''
IRE Oh me front sgit, two inches from H..
Z'e; ana the rear sight, five inches and -
~, ron the hreeeh-the calbrei haif-orngs N ~
i"e ofoce--ot Walnut wood, the breecb foL or
Teen inches and half long and irgr,,s;-, IN
hee'-hIste, xtecn incNes--wth all Of ty-o - Le
ana thrse iOurt''s ~ the extreme end IS ~
100 when " to extend to WITHIN thre. me-,
TIE Lock-The lock to be full brided viii y.
iottesyille cock WIN Cher-
me hof'l''er 20 be steel, with q hraes b,
ioarths OF an inch long, iron notntios go - -
sna'i oaao', two swivelo, * one rsmro ar an ~. sc
heu oi pipes, wire loops. &c. i'"s til
Zach h,iis to be furnished With q y;na- .,d t,,u.
mouds 'P"' shu bullet
The wo kmanshp and material, of the wso,.,
uae1ceptionabie. S !" DC
hose desirous OF contracting for IN. vho,.
y pert VIII be pleased to send in their nron',.I.
tnr me same as soon as possible stating VIII -
:. ne, cao De delivered. Any Communicates 81
u .g 'hereto, VIII be received at The Office NJ Io.L
~hes'on, . ~ q NJ. General, near n. OF ePn.
the Compiler The subscriber win n,rot. "ee OF
d"'on 70 the above from TO 500 RIA oF p sd-
ny, which may be now ready for deIysr s'o' 4'si'
ROBERT JENNINGS
deputy Co,,71nissary--
~. H. proposals will ESQ be cejysd for -,
ing n:ty 70 hundred Drums. ''-
Feb. 10
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-02-19
I1yenfy Dollars Reecard.
STOP THE vUJ.At1s,

z n snnhsv night last, my stable IN the county IF
fChesterhsli,w was broken open and sorrsl mar
accnstofned 10 gear taken ,h-refror- I;gb,
oo'oprd snrrel horse accustomed to gar The shove
reward VII he giver for either Of the Animals-k
one hundred dollars for the apprehension anS 60
veiion of The thief or thieves They were TRACED 49,
the Richmond road, rs for rs Osborne's. wbere
pu~'uit became fru'tless The public are eornss,,s
eastonrd, 70 take steps against these midnigL,
msuraYders e"'
THoMis TABp.
re'ef'o''g' req ~. II