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Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-10-27

Twelve Wagons, loaded with the specie from
the different banks of our city, left town early yes
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-11-22
FOR zHE ENQUIRER.
GT9TE DEFE.ACE-

W sicy's BIZ leaves the t,oc,, omen for S4ae - i,
Iaicn on his subject, by authorizing any force wlcl,
may te lad by the StGte, 10 be accepted io the ser
vice ef the U,,ifel, S,4res tn dancer then Of Tho
two avs conflfip, viz thet Of the State and NJ he
Sn'ted states IS az ed and Of corse all arguments
founded upon such danger must cease with II The
Important enquiry IS nou presented Ought the sqte
10 IssiSlAe IN rms subject Gt az OF leave i. su,r, "
70 the General Government For one answer Il,
the Affirmative ist. Because believe u 2 Stale c9n
MAKE law more equitable, aud more 0prse41 to its
G,z ms man That which Congress is about 70 nass Cd
because they can do u S595s and raise The iorce aud
nave II III the hed before tie law at Congress can h.
c@ried INTO execution 3D. Because !: they do ac and
'Sc rec sr'ic'ont 20 protect the State we shall he
reHV ron the 1fe~t,:s3, u tht law Of Congress
hs Gil OF Mr.. Giles which has -,asec6 the aoa..
isnnlt, because il exeInp,s oo great n ro.ttn ,f O.
cey from its operation Tare shoIld De ~ e7-4rr6,,
on'--or IT all events hut vgry few. Under this Bill
al ire 5'Hsa 26ce', have understood. viii he ex-
T'P'fu ~ ms 'tate, cmhf amount tosh 1000 -
lhey are ren generally in tie prime ~ fs. and IN
goo1 crcrrsisnccs. Why ere thsv 70 b. relieved from
the pressure oFhs var, when every ether branch or
soei"y IS 70 tcl it, ve.iit- When tho humble nbsbi-
tNht 90 nc rasc viii becOnpc'led 20 leave his home
aud his idigen' ainiy to INN the ar OF his country
- ari IN her teence Why permit his ge1tbvne,,i,
Dor because hc has militia commission 10 remain c
nd un1Istirl'cd, when he has done nosr toeuti,le
nm N such exemption. ?
Let no msn be Sheltered from the danger which sr.
rounds rs. Let us all breast the storm as bsd a..
brothers. and defend the potical fabric wlfc has been
re'reC ~ our ancestors or sleep together BIc M I'm.
us. lie country vil then be satsfed-No narpurs
VI! &c heard against I've parti and incfqi'r ~ o~
laws. But commence ynnr system If eyc-prtjor---
ict the poorer class Of society that they have In
wage fhc wm Of ti91rS, whilst the venlt,yare perrit.
yea tn feel in 'O2rfe aud should moi be surprised
iHsee an entire change ct men ard measured and a
oshCnorab'f peace concluded. TFT0 urCelllee HIN
wa The poor alone No man xi ai,s- er in fbc az
hrmsii1e The wW was declared ~ the constituted
aluhorrics agreesbly 10 IA wishes a large rnaor,,
ihe people: Letitsburd.els 1en rall equally upon
Ill porricuJ Of society
ONE CPTfrE pTrp1r
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-11-22

Tc-stc-son the Saedc. were boT7, generals !:
they took che science of war by intuition.
those egreyious wizards who constitute
the present Executive of Maryland have dis
covered that K. G.. Harper is one OF those
generals by intuition. Those who doubt their
judgment. viii at least give them credit Tor a
large stock of faith.
Alas, my Country. what art thou doomed
70 surfer FROM the accursed spirit OF political
faction
Monster more fierce, offended l'ecven nc'er sent;
From BeFs abyss, ior human punishment.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-11-22
pu1LApELrrtA. Nov. 1s.
LATEST FROM ENt;IAN.S ~

Captain Whitney, of the cartel Perseyer-
ance, from Bar,asloes, informs nc, that he saw
baroadoes papers containing London dates to
the 18th Sept but t,eir contents were not
OF Importance. The general impression in
England appeared to be that the negociaticns
at Ghent had proved ahortive. Lord Huns
expedition had not sailed at that time aud
there appeared TO be disposition on the
part OF the British government to suspend the
e,nbarkation until the result OF the Vienna
Congress. The aif.,irs of the continent were
very iar from being permanently settled !.
and events of great Importance were appre-
hended.
The French expedition had arrived FROM
brest at Martinique, but the troops were
only permitted to encarnp--the Cover
nor waiting the orders of the British CIV
ernment to put them In Possession of the
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-11-22
FORT JOHNSON
EVACUATED g. BURNT

%. LollS, OctoUeT Y.
. lew days ago the troops who were sta
toned at the new Fort Johnston, (at the foot
the Rapids Of Lamoiu) arrived at Cape
aux 'Trer, having burnt the block-hou and
otherwise destroyed the works. The officer
who commanded therc declares he was out
OF provisions, the officer commanding here.
says he had provisions until the Goth INST. and
AZ abundance on the RIVER, bound up
H2w these proceedings viii be represen-
TED - Washington, we know not (; or row
they VIII be rcmedisd. tic future viii deter
mine.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-11-22
-, sA~cr,r. ~ov. IL.
RATIONAL PAM, BILL.

~sft 'VRtti< t..\@N.> Dill.
Alter a very abe debate Yesterday, the
II. of Representatives, decided by an immense
majority in !avcr Of Mr. Calhou:'s amendment
The efs,ct oe this vote is, surprising the BIZ
10 be further amended Gas is probably in
conformity so the views expressed by Mr.
Calhoun, TO give - the Bank bin the follow
iaG features: the capital 10 be Fifty Millions
subscriptions 20 be cDenei monthly in certain
ppportio'. =, the whole amount of subscr;pti-
a.. 70 he pad ~ the time OF subScribing-;n the
following proportions g. specie and paper
SIX millions III specie, s. forty-tuur millions in
Treasury Notes, hereafter TO he issued in
sGch proportions monthly rs the Bank will
ahsor5 the L. S to hcll no stock in the
Bank, no cohtrou III It's direction, nor any ie-
g9i right to demand loans from the Bank.
Thus amended, il is our belief the bill viii
pass the Tcuse os Representatives. Its fate
~ the Senate wish its present provisions, IS
perhaps questionable. Nat. Int.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-11-22

,hose shsrts. On aeeno,t ofthe rost whic', tr vii
nrng--ior ist II the lauk does rent Of baess
me shareholder will draw from pei. cent from
tas government, the interest Of II. Iieasir, No:es
"a but The Bank wiprubahy DO some bushes, Wit,
s millions ofspeeie, and ;,.s increase the ,ivle,
anu 3D. when the ceases, the S,ock viii RS. t once
ID or 20 per cent. above Psr--Thrs ie IT, var end in
years, the shareholder w have received nj least frI
~ IN % per cent his money----tat IS from 10 10
~ per cent eGc II siGd also DC rccollcc,eti
that the last Bank OF the Z. s uurdc,l unnn only
one fourth ot secae capi,: the other tbs. were Of
Der cent. Y. > stock. We ,hire, therefore, that .i,c
Dai zsd goh INTO ope;ation-:ln, ths put II million in
10 the hands oF the government iaclta.e It's opca.i
"hs-ano comm nd ~ ore regular troops. And hrlnre
The end OF twelveinsds the taxes will ne in In opera
uo1 the credit of tie government will b. irn,-,ye;i
nd loans can be eli ctetl forn the bank and from in
nvri'nis, at home and abroad, on bc,o~terms
's;or vii! guide our public councils; rebellion will
o 2wed into silence CIR public cruisers will DC push
c' 'otth mgreatcr rumbers.rpon the enelnv's com.
m"rce-our iand-ofhcers are developing ,h,r, talents
onr soldiers are OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES new storm il,
tNope, Let us cheer up oar spirits nv Coriryn,en
DC conomics in households sncrl AZ i,,lc y,
we can IT home that Al much as ", csn 20
o'scsrgc the taxes al the public cultivate ranis 4
p'triee spirit andlore and strive for the best Il, is
linus o. y, that We can prove ourselves WORTHY of the
republic.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-11-22
2 L.7RCE CCLTE.F9TG.No
VALUABLE r3G(1E .
PUBLIC VENDUE.

= - ~ = END 4.
& rs Thursday the 18th Heccnihc,, ut e o,cyooI- T..
Viii bs solh. tothe highest bidhcr. BY oder Of ;is
uEecuors, at Boilingbrook, the lac residence Of Mr.
Mary Boiling, all the
Household s. hischcn Fyy7Hlure
Being part OF the person;, estate o. said dscedcB.
amongst which arc ~
variety OF Mahogany articles, Of superior .ud
in good preservation $3.50
Several excellent Feather Beds.
a quantity OF valuable Bed Linen and a1c CI,.l,,
~ large quantity of Modern Plate; some OF the s-t,
clcs are superb and massey
elegant Cat Glass, Table ard Tea China
Pitchers and Prints, Some clcice oil Lq,iors
Several Horses and M-ies,
About 90 Sheep, cescealed in some decree from tho
Merno brred -
Several good Mich Cows few HOES,
n Goaci'ee with harIess Tor yo horses
Icrns-for ali sumsunder $50 cash $50 end NJ
der SIoo6 rnc'ths S5ioO and upwards. and tveIy-
months pnrehasers CITING approved ns gorabIe NOES.
WIN aPpf4Ied endorse payable al either the Virginia
or Fsitiers Pai.E, in t!ns town.
S1io to Continue from day % dag Until all iss,d
And at tes Ociock, on Monday folio wing Io,,
I'ecernber, isir, II not the ncv iair d-y m Tx,
lisn,@foa IN Din'v'ddie county, called tha Dtvyc;sl
AL the Stock of Cattle Sheep a,d lIors SOM. yI,,
bic Household I'urnit--c, Crop 81 Cora, YojIur Nc
made on said plantation ~
Ierms--For al sums uqCev SO cash, goo 9,J M
wards ~ nloths credit; Bonds with srr-oec,' s,.
riy, to carry interest from date hi the nterest 70 lie
ierutsi 1t eie principal IS puHctuay psri aH, no a.
ic.e to be delivered Until settled for
PETERSBURG Nov % ~
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-11-22

Arrived in this town on Monday. Capt. R.
rikNLkT OF the Y. 5. Navy, to take command
OF the Naval Flotilla in this State.
Capt. Henley WIS second ia command :,
the late glorious victory on Lake Champlain
and distinguished himself on the occasion.
In consequen' CT his being superseded in
the command of The Z. S. Flotill; on the WI
mington Station, and believing that, after ma
ny years assiduous attention to the duties Of
that oitce, his services had not met with their
reward, 1t. t. n. GAuTIER has Withdrawn
altogether from the Navy by a rascna.ion
forwarded to the Secretary of that depart
ment.
Wilmington, N. c. Gazette, 18th inst.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-11-22
WHINING ToN, (Del) Nov. II.
C2ty ora letter 10 fhc TGjtor, dqfed Lezoes.
C.k~y.,, N.,-. 1.r


Sisrday .NoU. 10.
@IR--The cnemy's squadron IL the BAY. at
fhis une, consists Of q "a, race, the frigate
Paoto,as, one brig, three sehrs. and small
Scoops
Two Of the small vessels have been IN tic
bay Tor the two lasc days, and have not re-
turned.
The American cartel brig Perseverance.
Capt Whisby, from Barbados, came in this
morning, * her boat js now here for a pilot.
she brings no news.
Our situation is quite alarming from
the number and force Of the enemy. The
Governor has ordered out an additional
company Of Militia, which will be in town to-
day.
Peace Proghcct! ! On Wednesday
last, Mrs. Wall, daughter Of Josiah Kinnicut,
Esq OF harrington, Rhode Island, present
ed. her husband with three fine daughters at
birth.
The Floodgates Of tory abuse are already
opened upon the Legislature Of Vermont, for
ITS patriotic determination TO have nothing to
10 With the Henry men in Boston-amone
the accusations brought forth against the peo.
pie OF Vermont, they are charged with the
mighty crime Of being " favorifes of the ad-
rnunstrstion' TX Of having no grieUances to
complain Of
If Massachusetts wishes IN put in her
claim to egRoi /aVorin the eyes Of tie admin
Istration, with Vsrmont, let her clear her
territory OF the enemy, as Vermont did--in-
stead ct moUthing about division, which she
dare nos attenpJ--and cursing her own gcv-
ernmeat sgainst whom she dare not raise a
= ger iH ser. Hur1ra.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-11-22
FOR TIE EWOvLPEr

" ASHlNcTol, 10th Nov. 1871
MP n Macedon is reported t. have sad
'nAt ,ue HtnCulans were the most fortnnate
people in the world-that they could end ~
cry year ten generals (the Archons) qualified
70 lead their armies, whereas, in his whole
Die he had found but enc qualified 70 lead bis
--Parmenio.
Nolt4.Ic says thai the - ~cs M C,7Je and
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Gum EsroN Nv. &c

SurcIDE--NIr.. Thos LEcGE, formerly of
FredercAsl'uTg, fVi,.) but for some time past
a resident OF t!is city, put an end to his exis-
tence yesterday afternoon, by shooting himself
through the head with a pistol-Ver iict IN
sanity.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-11-22

November q S'.," ',f
Z toher f9t, 1914 ''"'' =
Tarltnn JoS. 49,
AGAINST ~
'o,ah ihompso7. e7ccutor or ,Tosiah Th,,n,,,,
acc 4 Ahom"s Watkins and 5srah ? thompson,
h.sda7 came The plaintiff by Tohn W. E,s5 e.
rvs Pr oriey and the defendant. Jtsi1h T'so,n,-o ~
ha3ng entered his appearance and given seo,,, ~,
@rdpg 70 the act Of Assembly, s~4 tle r,ios - ~,
eo'ri, and appearing n the satisfaction, IS :,
l'at te sad defendant Is an inhafitsnf ~ ,;ss..
therefore, on the motion of the sold rlair,is' g.
21'f2 Noresad, e lesTccd anJ ordered y ne oo,,
p& e's 'aa Scsiah I hompson DO sppssr 'e~s -, 80
'eNr 'hr tara clnes,ily in Jsnisrs rcv,. al ~,
,"tV hc p'hrth r'i, y sve seccr4ty fo mr. ,i,,
suc' decree % ne cwff mar maize ,s,c .ns
coy % 'hs order 'o forthwith nsertedin 90, .s,
p,rer 7ef'hei in The c.ty Of p.chrno.5 ~
e' .T w. no'tls 3ioee's'sc'y ana thu, another 60
ne pn'' 81 W az i'e door Of the Court '.ayq. AZ
'ar' ','rd "ednes'sy in Jar a-y rsSf CIV '"'e
S Aea~s F,A. DANCs p
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E-rtract 9fa letter from UIscq3sett, d4tsd
.No1,. 10, 1914
!" On Sunday afternoon the eneny's ships
left Camden harbour, withou, doing any da-
mage to the town, taking away, however.
two ot the prncjpa i. labitants, who were On
board as pledges, { II the people of the VII
ttge should do all in heir power FOR the rcsto-
ration o. the goods taken. None Of the goods
have been restored, nor any sum of money
paid for them, The fear Of danger has not
yet entirely subsidized. although do not apDrc-
bend any thing further VIII be attempted bv
tue enemy ~ L. Mer. AcjU.
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BALrrMoR Nov. l9.
PRISONERS RETURNED.


hag t;om Com. Barrie, (scnior officer Of
The British fleet now in the Chesapeake)
came 70 Fort M'Eenry Yesterday. Mir. VIM.
DAltzeli, merchant of this city, came in her
and Is the bearer OF the pleasing intelligence
that ali such OF cur fclIow-citi2ers taken pris-
oners during the late attack or Baltimore, rs
had been sent 20 Bermuda, have arrived in
the bay on their return home, A nImbe- OF
letters from them were brought by the fiae,
and depoSitedi in the post-ofiice
ENEAIY IN The CHESAPEAKE.
A respectable gentleman who nonversed
with the shippers oftwo wood schrs ARRIVED
last evening rem Choptank furnishes the fol-
!owmS particular statement Of last weeks cap
sures.
"Ou Thursday night, the 10Th instant, the
English barges came up the bay and mace
dash among the unwary bay craft-captu-
ring fifteen at " one fell syoup i'--One Of the
schrs then taken WAS the II.aisou of = ford
she Madison was loaded with oysters, and
lad nearly an hundred turkeys and geese for
shc Ba!timorc markets. Cnrsc English sal
lers were left in charge of the Madison, the
others returning to the feet, taking all the
poultry with them, Next night. on their way
d1rn, they grounded on Barren Island, oppo-
site Patuxcnt. In the morning number CT
EASTERN shore men put ofFin canoes, board
Cd and re-took the Madigon with her prize
crew"
AT general Court Martial Field at the CT
~ OF Washington, whereof Brig. GeA Smith
OK the militia L. c. was President, the Court
on the 12rh inst. decided that Capt SRM'L
7. DYSON, Of the u. s. corps Of Art'y. beiug.
commanding officer Of the y s. fort Fort
Washington, did on CIR about the 27th day C
August 1914, when an enemy was approach
ing said fort, nishehavc himself before the en-
envy, aud shamefuily abandon the fort and
post which he then and there commanded, &
which II was MS duty to defend.
A.s3, y t he did, at the same time ard
place, cast away and destroy his arms G am
inuuiticn, disn2ntle * destroy the for and
without any necessity therefor from the pres
slre o. an enemy, did march off the garrison
from the same, in violation of his duty, ard
Contrary % MS orders.
And the Court sentenced the slid Saruue, Z.
Dyson 20 be dismissed the service of the u.
States.
Which sentence has beer approved BIZ maj.
gen. Scot, commander OF The 10Th nil, dis
tnct.
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LAST NIGHTS MAIL.
FROMTiiR SOIrH

We ~" sorry learn nv te following article from
the Nashville iis, that the report which reached Tbs
city, through many different channels Of Gen lack
SON shayg achieved SECOND victory over the enemy
in the nsigborhooA Of Mobile is vithou, founda,oh
Mar Ii..
NASHVILLE, Nov 2.
= letter was received from Gen. Jackson
yesterday dated DIST ut. Gen Coffee had
not Joined him on that day, but was close by.
Gen. Taylor was little IN the rear Of Gen.
Coffee. The route Of the East Tennessee
troops, lately called into service, has been
changed by Gen Jackson. They are order
ed through the Creek nation to Fort Clai-
borne, on the Alabama. No movement hal
been made by Gen Jackson, since the last &C
counts heretofore published.
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.AoijlltGnt e hsshector Generate Office.
Wdshmgfsn, 1sh .Aov. 1914.
(~IS p ~ fN-l-N,-ro

.9'.JI!GE1 = inspector General 8 fitcc.
WdShmgfen, 1871 Aov. 1914.
GENERAL ORDER.
4 General Court Martial, for the trial of
Ma. Gen. JAMES WILKINSON, will assem-
tie at some suitable place in the village of u
tlca, state OF New-Iork, on the Sd January
y.cxt.
The Court viii be composed as follows,
~.
Maj. General HlNRY DrARDoaM, presi-
dent.
MEMBERS.
n j. Gen. MORGAN LEWIS,
Mi. Gen. GEORGE JzARD,
Brig Gen.J. BLooMFIELD,
brig. Gen. Io,iN P. BoYD,
Brig. Gen. n. BfSsELL.
Brig. Gen. 4. w. RIPLEY;
Col. JONAS SIMoNDs. 9th Infantry,
Co!. J. K1NGsBURY, lst Infantry,
Col. ?. p. SCHUYLER, 18th Infantry,
Col. JAMES BURN, l.. D.
Col. RotsRr PuRDY, 4th Infantry,
Col. ID. BR EARLY, 18th Infantry.
UPERNUMERAR
Col. DENNY M'CO3B, Ash Infantry,
Col. GEoRcE MFEELY, 18th Infantry,
TX. Col. w. 5. TrLMADGE, 46th do.
L. A. BANcHxR, Army Judge Advocate.
81 order Of the Secretary of War.
JOHN r. BELL, INSPECT Ger.
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I,T'C7r Is sr n dark cnr,,,le1ior, b,.,,.,.
forehead ah9ut the s'ze o snaU Nufnar .rf +, ~
ege ~ her 1ail' and scFca down her shoulders
purchased her Of Mr.. John Pryor. lf.ng in couces
Se clrtI haye efeiy re''sor to bcievc she is bar
DIe III h'eih'n' or IN the ueighhorhooi Of Charles
Wy court house, IS understand she, hat s,y,J 80.
uogs wing there "ill gr;e the ;toye ev,rl fr bc,
% be delivered 70 me, secured 50 tl,at Get -
-,o.,, MIR NV Prior.
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SALE DC FJRNTTIT9E

oAhE OF FD kNITURE.
GAP VIZ FOiSHFs,, w. interd,., h. ,or.,,,..t
- "o'se kccpnl VI ~, At his present resAerce v-
Wy J'Hec ~ tbusiday newt, the 9th INST 81. II
eark, y NJ offer ;9r Jalc--his U5noe5,, fnnd E4,-5
en- y ~ iDRE.--Alsn, a Coo1 y oman Cost
. ifr-'' male known on the day Of sale, under a..
detection of ' '''i'' e''
- (! y LYNCH, .qssa,req,.
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y. aoRR. Novembet Is.

- . =. UN 2 IOVenDeF 10,
Etc-S'ccr t97t E'H'ou oyr1Ued gestey,fqy
y l8 l2'He from Fjiun1. OF IRE aeevs she
trohgH mr. JoiiowjDgse q q,sDi1,ayv.
Da,es frow Sackctt's H4rb9ur qve~e ~D-
ccivea ~ f!bGTy % tire IO'h inst. pr. If
me MUTE sge1e discharged, and RE fssfTuc
7,1''fa ne oasnussed on the ayYiDot Of Gen.
ByO7Dn'e diwsiov, 7vhjcb 7g1q p rtrcye1 "a
aY1fre mr. Sp7tdoy or BfondaV.
From Bufalo.--dHthe ipfda,,y gsd Eo5f
ARTERY had crossed the TfqraTy. and 2bc
TLemqt7dsT o/Hs roofs gycre exfccfcd 70 I'll
toSD IL, a |c7o d1Vs
fEyor CenCroi NJ Comb c4zve do7pn IN the
t'nLton, a1d rr1ssed Me ,fyer to BcNepjUe
70 vfail maternity. The Gcgerd hqs off4c6,
ed 10 him IN ercelirat 5oed of milair. moJe
M IKE Comm0dore Dc~esurSa Of 1qti,,es
II UcTi3Ug countries, catqfd, seli1csd o,5
.'TiIengcd iu'o he mi 81 scy7,jce.--CoI
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= . DAf ANETfII 4t0TeTnber l.
state, that tle U. :. snip WASP Jouxsox BIAKrLY.
Esq commander, tauroavs since boarded neutral YES
SCI "onnd ia Amelia, at winch time the Wash y As il,
Tie act OF setting fire to an English vessel
,, aso stated that the Wasp attempted to get into
Iybre the day before Yesterday but was chased OF nv
,"e ieeemonian irgte, there being nc Eliot to brin,
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Novsu'2rp o.
/. or IKE weeks ago, =
YRE ~ K

epnnn.nE sondY articles Of wearing ap-aro, rel;.s1
'oQs' sna surgical INSTRUMENTS ,cr:, . oar,' ,,,o-
~ ~ ,U,. 'HcHSGid II CaNtbei, n b. ,ec ar
- y. 'fp'gff rex, together uial 2 b,i,,fls
""rr',' 70 The tr'k, ard Irar;rd u .iRe ro-,er s5
49, o n'nk 'ff NJ account q shcl, hla ,een rs,ei-
90" ibetTi rreai,' win e,-yen to Az -srso 49,,
y. ','t, tne sr Hr''e'c' 70 'bc subject Der in sa,r,
=, ~" ~ Mills, Maryland, o. to Sif a ,cssrsc
f'o"'s' - ihe Eagle Tavern, Firmond. OF s,.i,,
'o'noo mat tie csme nav he renamed
Ah.JtU. A. CAMPBELL.
zen Lsfw'rfs B.7rql.
November q - ~" '.;.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-11-22

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S'ok, AT tie market price t',c 1 A aljl On ~,
he ives NJ The county otslenriec On tie llnose ,d
ana eight m''es from Bichmo.d. Il is held to- res ~
sfS' o'i supposed ~ contain 900; t.c liraer norto
ard IN good repsir lars.. and excellent ,,-l,, IS
PRIME g trees aui AZ exceIleut ,ye Of ,vy,er +; ~
ya''- \ he purchaser cal have ~ith T. the S+orL
crops Farming Utensils aud Negroes In his sbsence
pss.on n V,'tHs 70 pW chase, may apply to Thomas
Norve, OF itchmoni wh1 Is authorised, ,o cor,rc,
Wf. Is. CfiAAfBU RI,AYNE