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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-08-20

NV 20.

Accounts are received from Gen. Rails H.
Q. at Twelve Mile Greek, dated tie 22d inst
Tie troops were ii good spirits, had daily Skin
mishcs with the enemy, always 70 orr advan-
tage bringing III many prisoners. The army
was about being joined by the seth & lie
Watteu.le's regt. Gen. Drummond would
arrive Oh the 24th
al was quiet at Kingston on the Goth. It
was understood that the American feet
would soon put to sea, but under very favora-
Ne circumstances We are hapfy'to learn
that Sir James i. Yeo is in good health, ard
has not been seriouiy indispOscd as WAS lately
reported.
The 10Th regt has marched, troops are in
motion every where ; but TIC public VERY
properly isignorant Of the points Of their dcs-
tlnation.
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400 DOLLARS REWARD.
nEsERTED from the Camp at FORT TAR, N

kESEh LID from the camp at FORT 4 Ar, near
Norfolk, on the itl inst.
IHOS. TURNER q JOHN BAKER,
Private Soldiers in the Goth Regiment u. States IN
fantry;
TUNER was born in Madison County, Va. aged Is
years, feet inches high OF dark complexion, black
eyes, dark hair and by profession sailor.
BAKER was born in New-Port, Essex County, State
Of Massachusetts,, aged 90 years, feat 81 inches high
fair complexion, blue eyes naturally, but generally
~ much nilaned light hair, and by profession sea-
man.
The above soldiers have, since their deserton i'm
posed themselves Recruiting OScer az this place,
rs discharged, reensted, received the bounty OF so
dollars each, and made their escape Immediately frt
providing themselves with pair of Sailors blue nan
keen overalls and roundabout--fhis deception they
viii doubt attempt to practise other officers
Whoever viii deliver them both 10 me at this place,
to any other officer in the u. s. Army, shall receive
the above reward, Oh s SO for either.
BsRNAnr PErToS
Capt sod, Rcgt. U. s. Inf
m
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iDr,C,-,~ rug. 2

The Detroit mail arrived last evening
! he Post-Rider informs us that, at Upber
Sandusky,he met with Gen. Reece, of Lam
caster, who left Detroit on the Goth inst. Zone
day subsequent to The departure of the mall
who informed him, that previous to his depar-
ture intelligence had been received at>Oetroit
OF the evacuation of the post of Mackinaw by
the British, on the approach of Coz. Crooban.
The enemy retreatcd to St Joseph's. after ha.
wing pundered the settlers who could not fol-
low them. Mr. Recce further stated that the
reJoicingo had taken place at Detroit in con-
sequence OF the above event and that six
ty thousand rations had been sent for the
relief OF the citizens of Mackinaw and vicin-
ity, previous to his departure.
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[YoL. ft.---No. SO.

On Monday the steam boat arrived. ha ing
ON board nearly 400officers & privates Of the
ooh rcgt Welaye seldom seen a corps of fi-
ner young men.
l'7aitia general crde,,-A larre reinforce
ment OF troops-bave recently arr ved at Que
bee, which it is the intention Of MS exceTcncy
the commander OF the forces 20 oring imine-
diately forward to Montreal, and to move the
same on both sides of the river, his e<cellerl-
1cy is pleased hereby 10 direct, that the com
mandng officers ut the scdentaly militia, the
captains thereof in the different parishes and
other officers belonging thereto, rs well as
all magistrates and others whom it may con-
Germ, should aid and assist TO the utmost of
their power, in facilitating the march of the
SAID troops and the transport of their bag
gage; and his excellency Confidently trusts,
from the known zeal and Loyalty of his Males
TVS Canadian Subjects, that he viii not be
disappointed IN his expectation of finding that
prompt and cheerful obedience has been
paid to his order, and that the highly impot-
tant service of forwarding these. reinforce
ments to the places of their destination has g.
very where received aid and assistance from
those who have had it in their power to Afford
them.
BY order ofhis excellencythe commandment
F.yASSAL DE MONVsEL,
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PLANTER56 FARE ron SIZE.

VaNiiS is handsome Farm in the County of Goocl-
q land, on Llckmghoe Greek about ten miles above
the Conrt-tiouse, forty from the City Of Richmond,
and about seven from landing place orplaoe of depo-
81 or james I'Nci-it cOntaius about 700 acres eNcl-
siye OF 400 little detached from it. which Tracts
fnay be sold together separate as may hes. suit y
P'ct'aser-Tli lis land is we'll adapted 10 Turning and
~ present hasabout 900 acres vel taken wit, Rcd
Glover, IT III lies wen, and the greater part possesses
rcd clay BOTTOM There ,sby estimation about so a.
res ~ low Grounds Ge Greek, which is equal TO
James River ard.
The buildings a neat handsome DWELLING house
viucd Dy Coninr sioues (or insurance against fIc}
r. tiIty five hundred Dollars good Kitchen, Ia,n-
Dry, Weaving House, DAIRY Meat-iIouse, Icc-IIo,is
barn, Stable and Negroe Cabins, OveIseeT's House
and Ihrashng Machine There is also an Orchard
containing between Jour and five thousand fruit trees
OF different kinds
The Farm is laid OF in shifts and well mcleod
much might be said in favor OF The beautiful s;tuator Of
this Farm, the goodness of the neghborhood Se but
1t Is thought unnecessary, it is prcsumabie that no
person will buy, without first viewing the IYreinisss--
There is also Wbiskey DisiilIery on the Farm,
which may may not I've purchased with the and
Containing four stills (a newt and the materials for.
carrying the busuess-lt stands within two l,untrcJ
JaiTls ui mill, and on agood stream
Jhsterms gfMe sale, will be one third pail down
and two thirds at two equal annual nstah0ents, viii
interest from the date, and Deed of Trust 20 secure
TIC PAYMENT
Pose sion may be had IN the month Of November
next, and the privilege OF sowing wheat-NIr John Il
Nooe iting u the Land, will show it TO aHy one
wishing TO Buy, and thepricc will be made known by
ne subscriber h'irg al Dover Cospiis in said county
about seventeen miles above Rici,nioud.
UylsNJEL TTRITLET'T
july -. Il
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Df THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED TlrEs OF
AMERICA,
A PROCI.AMATION.

-
UIiLRE.9S, istorns.t.oa hes bee, recefu,sd thar
fl'n3er of iiG57tdis. s-to haze deserted from Nh,
3.,ry Of tie United States haze beeona. sensible oftbe
c9e,ce$, and ere DESTROYS cfrettu7Eg TO Mei,. tiutv
tW ta'don is hereby sr,it,d aid Proclaimed 10
each e al suci i,t,i,:ais as tb,,e months
from the dste hsrecf Surrender themselves to shc com,
n,tcstiy otfcer Of any military POST .sitrl the United
StG.ss o. the Territories thereof
IN testimony .,he1eat haze caused the seal oftEe
United States 70 Be a5fxed 10 these presents, and
s,s-1ed the some zvith mr. hord
Lone at the Gig Of Washisgton the seventeenth
day 81 J1Hie Il. u. c,,e MousS7id eight iiraGt,ed
o7id fourteen, and ofhhe kldepsncence ofthe u
J.dyiIES .,l4DLsoM
3AMss MoNRor. Secretary Of State.
~ cylceS aud soldiers otthe amy reqraed 10
coifi:'ne their erertions in detecting and bringing 10
mel 6esc'rers. fran the arm.
7Pe7i,um moi exceeding FIFTY DeLLans foredch de-
se7er uni be baiS by tie COMMANDING offce ofths
posi- garrison or 0Isfctto .ehic.the MAJ De- 6~o,y65
Gette'ed Wo6fceTg and soldiers ere req,ire 10 en-
Jorce ne u7c against such citizen o. citizens as shall
ece or Procure solder TO Geser. The ryoro ofs5e
Tar are az jelLorOs, r!=
Belt enacted, sc. That e,erv berson NOT subiect
10 the T7es and articles Of car 1eLo shall b,oca,s o.
ece solder In the service Of me United States 70
desert; or 1o's0 shN purchase from, gny solder, has
arms, 7soI7i clothing, ana part thereof and e.17
Captain or commanding officer qfGy ship or 1eaael,
1oto SiaRenter on board such ship rcsse as oie at his
ce1r, Aozrflio him 10 haze deserted ote1,t9se cara
G10oy any solder, shall refuse to deuer him a0 70
TIE orders Of his c7nmNCng officer, shall 1boi ieeal
co'aach" De fined lat the discretion of0jy curt herring
c2y-tisc Of The same IN any erceeGirg three
hundred dollars and Ge ibiTsoned any term not er-
erceedl'ig GU year"
ByOrder efMe Sccretory ofWcr
JOHN u. Bell,
.asssStent INSPECTOR Genera.
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NOTICE..

IHE SUBSCRIBERS HAVING Is
TABL1sHED A COMMERCIAL
HOUSE, IN THE CRY or
RICHMOND, UNDER
TIE FIRM or
LEWIS, PERKINS & Co.
FITR their servitcsato thcr friends and The NH
\ , lie. rs Commission Merchants
, They hGc taken one Of Colonel Buliock's Lumber
nffses, helting the BASIN, where produce OF every
si'd esr be stored with eonyenieucc. They aatier
.llc'nso ,'s 70 sharc part ct tie public p-uOage,
VIII" I'll y hopc 70 merit fiou r,rtenlara and uoirte,I
attention 70 ail business oonided to their cure
WABNEa Ltwfs,
NAT. PEREIss,
To. MUS,
10. FHENCa.
Ne- s. epiwS
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F.VASSAL DE MONVIEI.,
.9cJufGnt Gene al VI T.,
QUEDEc, 9th July, 1871.
HALIFAy. IIlu oS.

HALIFAX, July IS.
Ar. brig Lycken a Swede, from pernam-
bnoa for Boston, ordered off by the Rolia pri-
vateer. Letter of marque schr. Stephenic,
with -Four, Fl. Philad. for HAVANA, taken BY
the Acasta. July %, schr. Bird, Odays frvn
Quebec, she brings intelligence of the loss OF
the Leopard, and four transports, on Anticos-
IT, with troops on board from England, ali the
people is saved schr. Antelope, with -four,
exc. from n. Carolina for Portland taken nv
the Tenedos brig Tiger, from Malaga, a.
Ken by the Yankee privateer, retaken, by the
Bulwark brig Henry Glider, letter of marque,
from New-YoHk for Bordeaux, taken by Tin.
Niemen. July q, La Piaue frieate, hon. cap
tam Maitland, with convoy from the w. In
dies; sloop Diana, from Philad. for HAVANA
taken by the Acasta July so, brig Eliza
beth, II days from Quebec. The Dionede &
Indian, with transports and mast ship, SAIL
ed from that place 10th inst
Also ar the Martin, Senhouse, and trans
ports, with American prisoners, from Moose
Island. Passengers i'll the Martin col Picking
ton, &c
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TEN DOLLARS REM ARD.

T44N bVIIIl4tINO M " AND.
N asserted from the Army at the Cantonroer,
y Peach Orchard, near Fort Norfolk, on the 96th
July 1914,
THOMAS .AZ'NLELI,
A private and substitute in my company of Virginia
Hiiua. rom the county OF Charlotte in the SER
vice OF the United States.
The said Thomas Atwell, is about feet 6 or in
cl!es nigh, spare made, light hair and about 90 years
OF ase-Wlloever will deliver him 10 me- or the com
macns officer at this place, shall receive the above
reward.
HENRY AWATKnNS, Capt .4rnler7.
5th Rcgt. IA. .lhlfa.
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FIFTF D0LL.aR,S REW.3RD.

", on Stolen ont OF one of my trunks, on my way
Z leither in going at Cumberland court-honse. n
small red morocco pocket book containing six notes
e"eh Of 100 dollars, on the Farmers & Virginia auks
Also three dollar Carolina note together witt seer
81 bonds, .eceipts, and other papers.
Whoever viii procure the said rocket hook with
IT'S contents so that get it. shall receive the above re-
ward.
JOSIAH H. GIBSON
buckingham, Aug 17-2aw4wp
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BURR atILL-STO,rEs.

HNaE Subscriber, (residing in the upper end of
Powiauan County, has for sale pair of four feet
BuIr Ml'-stones the hest quaity--Nir Roit Pooe
Of the City OF Rcla'd, is authorised to contract o,
the SHE of the same.
WM. b. TAYLOR.
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vENHE President has been pleased 10 issue tie fol-
1o'r'ng Proclamation, Of rvich due ,soice zsii6e
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ZsNFsvIrtE. Ang 10
Aerrfc y ie!t Creen,He ou tc 9th ut NJ la laI-s
6a'o e. indian warrors, tor Detroit To defeud against
any attempts OF enemies may be- dispuscd "a make ia
uiat quarter.
We are informed that Col John Miller oe tie i7,h
- O. Infantry, has proceeded or week or ten days
srce, IRON Different ports ia this state on Lake Err
Win IRON to 500 u.en 20 re,niotee VI jor Cenci4L
Brown.
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-aa1Hd'a and hlspeeto,'s ONice, Nosi4ngfoa. , :
Hh' J11,e, 1871.
GENERAL ORDER.
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DATroN, (o) Aug. I.
Cofiy Va letter from Jain Jolasfo1. Es1.
10 Tire Editor datcd
GHrTNytJIy IuIv o6
SIR

SIR, '''''' 'Ui' 1O'
he Treaty with the Indian Tribes assembled AZ
this place, was signed in open Couci on te ed INST
lac parties bind themselves 10 assist us in Erosecutiur
the war against Great britain and th- hostile indians
ava " make no peace With ether without our con,
stut.
This morning large force Of the warriors SGT .s,t
ioT Dctroit ~ company with Governor Cass
a nunber Of POawatanies and Kickapoos have or.
ifvel here within few days, are On the way COM
iug in.
Respectfully Jour OFT -eiyant,
JOHN JOHNSTON.
-. g. Hgcnt/ fer Lnajan .lfabs.
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TIE BROAD-ROCK JOCXEYG UB
8 u, EfIL R.q('ES

XTTUL ccnrnsnce he last 1'Uesdtiu IL, Schte7ater,
w bcing The 27th, 70 co,:i,,iie tree ccayc-1He
FIRST dcy 1eW be r1n, fo~, the ladies' purse of $780,
running mile heats Tie BEST three IN me, etra;ice $40,
ea'75e'ts sregt Tar age agreeable 70 ale 1eegias Of
Tie coli'Se-toT tbs am person 1nay ran horse
zgAetheI he is member otLe cLl5 or not The second
dGy tie Joek Cl'It parse If $500 tols- naLe heats
The third da. Me PROTECTORS Purse Of $780, three
mile beats, enynce Sl5 7rTich .ntrGs,ce Is also ad
70 de Purse for the benefit ctthc z,llirg nae carry
St 7seigat Jar age agreeable TO the Treigdts Of tie
ss:i5.
JOHN ORSL.7-IE
P,ob'r. the Course.
". B.-StablGge & litter finyistedior ,sce-horses
grais. The eroiietor has p,05aced himself 4ith a
plenty g. good 0idfod .j6rMe purpose ofs'fpjDlg
Kill oe collected az die gates q "A s.o 5ooths 20 rent
ont IN tie rdce.feid. J. ~
-46gust IL eazyS=,I o.,I.,g
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United .ST.aTES'
y x Q p O ) A /, 6

FEsHE subscriber wishes to contract to have ~,
4 medistey made, 1000 Rifles of the following Al.
mensions,- Vs.
The BG,rei two feet. nine inches lone fy;z ~
inches oetagonal, and % inches rouaj che d.
ameter ut tire brecch inch and one tentb .
III Inc commencement o. the round part of d.
Dsrrei nine & and one half tenth of an inch an.T
at the muzzie, seven eiehths of an inch. The CEN
tire q! the front sight. two inches from the unz.
zie and the rear sigh, FIVE inches and = half
IRON The breeeh--the caibre half ounee han
The Sfock--of Walnut wood the bre,cl, TO be &c
teen inches and half long ;and including the.
heel-pate, sixteen inches--,sith fall OF two iInh
es snd three fourths at the extreme end of ,Ie.
Stock, which is to extend to within three inches
of the muzzie.
The Lock-The lock to be full bridled witt, Char.
lottesville cock
The RaDtnstr 10 be steel, with bras, head three
fourths OF an inch long, iron mounting with three
small bands, two swiyes, & one ramn,er.s Drinu IN
lieu OF pipes, wire loops &c.
Each Rifle to be furnished with wiper srd bullet
nouIds
The wo. kmanship and materials of the whole to b..
xcsptionabIs. =
Those DESTROYS Of contracting for the whole or a.
ny part, viii he pleased to send in their proposals,
for the same soon possible ststine when the
Rifles can be delivered. any communication rela-
ting thereto. WI be received at the Office of joseph
Wheaton. A. ~ q NJ. General, near the Office OF
the Compiler. The subscriber win purchase in AL.
dton to the above from 10 500 Rifles of COOL mail
ity, which may be now ready for delivery
ROBERT JENNINGS.
Deputy Con1nissafy-- bLfcLases
NJ ~. Proposals will also be received for curnis,-
ing fifty to q hundred Drums.
leb. ~ epf
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THE undersigned, Commissioner for the City of
\ Richmond, will commence the first day of
March next, TO take list of all property within the
,said City subject to taxation-He therefore re-
quests that every citizen interested therein, will
prepare in due time and furnish him with their res
peetive listsand in order to prevent and OBJ.
yiate complaints as much possible, that they vii.
give in the names, ages and sexes of all their SER
wants, the number of their horses, mares, mules, &
dogs-ridins carriages and their description also
all their real property, designating the numbers Of
lots and quantity of feet.
All Merchants and Traders will psrticu'a rly take
notice, that in future, previous to tler commencing
business, it will be necessary for them to obtain from
the Commissioner their licenses which can only be
Issued upon the production of the collectors receipt
the law directs.
JOSEPH A. MYERS.
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Izventy Dollars Reward.
STOP THE VILLAINS ST.!

a M Sunday night last, my stable In the county of
" Chesterheld,w was broken open and a sorrel mare
accustomed to gear taken therefrom-also, a HIGHT
eoioured sorre horse to gear. The above
rewardfwil be given for either of the Anmals--&
one hundred dollars for the apprehension and con
vietion OF the thief thieves They were traced on
the Richmond road, as far as Osborne's, where
pursuit became fruitless. The public earnestly
cautioned, to take steps against these midnight
maurauders.
THOMAS TABB.
r Petersburg, Feb. 10. If
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Feb. 10.
UNIFIED STATES ARMY.

Hy ITdSFeTS Defdrfmenf.
FNHE extensive district composed Of the states of
Il Virginia and North Carolina, heretofore as
sisnea to the subscriber, has, from the accumu-
lston Of business, been divided into two districts
The lower or eastern district is now assigned to
:,ohH D. Cooper, Esq. of Hampton near Norfolk,
Va. and is composed of all that tract of country in
tne otsaes OF Virginia and North Carolina lying be-
tween York River on the north, the northern boun-
dairy OF the state OF South Carolina, on the south,
the Atlantic ocean on the east, and the great post
road through Richmond, Petersburg, Warrenton,
i.ouIsourS, Raleigh, Averysb9rg, and Fayetteville,
10 its intersection with the said northern boundary
OF South Carolina, near Milton on the west, incl1-
ding also the counties of Northampton Accomac
in Virginia.
The rest Of the states Of Virgid;a and North Car
Gina, including all the towns which divide the Tne
will cORpo5e the other district.
SAMUEL TURNER,
district Pay Master y. s. .4rney
Gu ~ 4w
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the other stock, and shall conf.Y- en- the .as.
thereof, such rights, privileges aud innun.ies as
stockholders and nem.iers of the Corporation uf
the Bank OF yirsaia, as belong to the folders OF
theoiS stock, except so tsr the aud con-
ditions OF the before recited sompsct may affect
them Tie dividends on che said 5000 shares slslIbe
liable to the reservations mentioned III the att, Article
ofthe said compact to sy for te two thousand shares
ofthe new Stock by that article reserved to ,hs
commonwe ath, in virtue OF which Shares, the Iika
rights, privileges and immsnites shall belong To rho
commonwealth as sppertain to the shares reserved
to the commonwealth by the original charter And
the said agents shall be entitled and half per
centun on the surplus above hundred dollars
Tor sseh share, that the said stock may sell foc
Ind be t further enacted, That should the whole
or any part OF the stock be not sold disposed of
by the agents OF the commonwealth as mentioned
tn the twelfth section of this act, By which event
the sale or disposition will devove the said cor
porator, for the benefit the said corporation ,bo
the purchaser Or purchasers from the said corpora
ton shall be Isble to the Ike forfetures for sfuit
OF any payment or payments, and the corporat;on
entitled 10 the like remedies provided & des-
cribed in like cases by the twelfth section of hi,
act, in cases of sales other disposition by the q
gents OF the commonwealth, and default of raymsn,
by the purchaser or purchasers.
Nothing in this act is intended or shall he cor
strued to impair in anywise invslidate any of tb
terms or conditions of the before rected eomp,c,
FMS set shall commence and be ia force from, ~
after the pc ssing thereof.
"a true Copy from The Rolls
GEO. WIN SAJFrE Cor
WM. MuNfORD, Keeper
OF The Rolls.
In conformity to the authority vest
cd IN us by the foregoing ct we shall pro-,
coed. on the l4th day of March next.
to sell at the Capitol, in the Civ Of
Richmond, Eight Thousand SHARES o,
Stock IN me Bank Of Yfrsinia. for tbs ben
eht OF the State.--The immediate payment
OF ten dollars On each share will he
required from the purchaser.-The nnm-
Der OF shares to be sold per day being limit.
ed. the sale will continue from day to day.
until the whole Stock is disposed of.
J.rPRESToN, ! .os
S. SHEPARD. agents.
February %. wsv
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NJ HpEVER may have borrowed or hove in
w their possession an Engkish Ed ton of n
piece OF Music, not belonging to them, called
LocHiNvAR," by Mazinghi, the words taken
owner 'y leaving il at the Olfice of the Enquirer
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Notice to the Slockholders or thc Broote
Iurnhi.e Comhany.
"A instslment OF Five Dollars on each share. il
requested to be paid 20 the Treasurer on or
before ths first day of March next
BY Order of the Directors
ChRrER -. PAGE
ro.- ,o Treas'r & sec'ry.
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AOTYCR

a shall remove to philadelphia, in the course
"a OF the present nonis, persons hsving e'4.ras
ae9inst me, will present them for payment, at The
counting house of and Billings.
HUGH CHAMBERS.
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UST-A psir of Silver Mounted Concsve snec.
8 tseles.-The finder will be literally rewarded
by having them 1t this oiIiss
February 1e Il
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NJ S TAR y.

TS'HREE Hundred Cansters Mastard. o. one
y pound eseh, warranted fresh, aud of the best
4usity-for sale by
ASA OTIS.
Feds 81
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For Gottenburg,

esHTHS The Spanish brig San Francisco
$StAr SSESkfs< de Asis, Capt. Tentno, now lying
gSEf25kssss in the port of Norfolk, to sail Tin
ballast wind and weather permitting, the first week
in March next; will take single letters at SO cents
each, and Passengers, with passports, to be landed,
if desired, in. the Channel, at Bremen, Hamburg,
in any country in the in smity with his Ca
thoc Majesty Ferdinand Tth.
The San Francisco has excellent accommodate
ons is beautiful Corvette built Brig, of about $50
tons, coppered to the bends, and sais remarkably
fast For further particulars. apply to Armistesd &
Kelly, Norfolk, or 10
WIN SHEPHERD.
All letters coming by Post, must be franked-
the passage money will be regulated by custom.
February I. eptI0M
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Yaiua6ke Coal Mines For SAFE.
ySNHE subscriber, intending to remove to the
4 Western Country, offers for sale his interest in
Three Valuable Coal Mines, in Chesterfield county +,
together with the Farm on which he resides
also, his Plantation in Amelia county. For terms,
apply to him near the Coal Pitts.
CORNELIUS BUCK.
February 12. wifi
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-02-26
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Petersburg, Feb. 10.