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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-01-01
25oo Acres Frederic k Land

Zoo tcrtS o. LAM.
.GsIl A I'D in Frederics COURT
~ STAT Ma i Tween Cr'H
Pc town AMI Emmotshurg, within =
mi,es Il the after and aAout s mics
from Fredrr;ckt WIN ne land Is %rii
mo yitia with Wsod and water, ana tbs
sou f.yora - 20 RE u'tivr''"n ct
small grain. ant Improvement from
cover and p'>istey.-it VII Ne sold en-
hire or in small quantities 70 SUI nnr-
chesers - If not sod he'1rs a'!h
March net, /, W then &C otter :" II
npbIic .lIe at hmm !sburg terms
viii 5c made kn' WI BY 'Nri'oat'on 10
the subscribers iivine N'X '0dr'a
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-01-01
to- NOTICE..


i OF spprislng then Nlerean .ila
friends throughout tie UniteC Statesi
hat surn the present uh h.ppy 1ifa
terences between Great Britain ant AZ
merlcs, they intend senersliy to abstain
from al, Communication tyiettera With
the'r iormol correspondents. from ttIs
den'I-l motives applicable to such c6ra
respondents IS,
They beg leave, however, to inform
all who may have balances OF sales In
their hanus, that orders tor the same,
any time durlng The ssr, will be paid
at sight, OF promptly RENTED aecord-
ing to directions
Being Agent. for the principal itiS
CO ported Insurance Cen panic 5, ffbt,i
the capital OF South Carolina. 10 Wtss
casset in the district of Maine, tnstS
are Directors In each office, or NJ, r.
chants in every town, to whom r. "a
renee my be had; should new corrsss
pondents wish to communicate with
ne house IN Jamaica, Gr that !, aiic Il
o. It in Bern u.Ia now estsbIls he'd ut Inc
port of St George and conduct. d BY
the Junior Partner, under the hln Of
WILLIAM BANKS, X Co,
TIE utmost attention will be paid q
the orders q gentlemen in America
who a. be AGENTS fer oRenist,, sses
ing uNd. r the Prince RePeEt ,-tsds
m tions with tte Islands CT ian. aicA
or Bermuda and the safety Of all sch
property committed to their chsrge
may be d pended on provlded nothing
is attempted under the sanction Of such
Proclamatipns, contrary to tho local
laws Of the respective islands, or IL viz
olation Of existing P!oekaces,
Hoseason, Banks & Co.
N 8 All Letters, by Csrtels, to and
from Kins-ton, are openet BY the "A
merican Agent for Prisoners of War.
or sent to him alter being opened BY
the Com nissary Of Prisoners in ssme-
RIGA H. B & Co
Aug 81 iantP,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-01-01

KING TON, J msica, Jsiy -, 'lsI3.
The ',iatcrs of every Newspapers Ia
the Seaport To6ns OF america ata
requested to insert the following Nda
tne' once every month during thu
War; md a. soon q. ! eace takeS
place, all their regular charges f5t
such insertions shall be paid by a
Agent al each Ports
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-01-01
This IS to give Notice,

MS IS 10 give Notice,
That the SUBSCRIBERS OF -,icx.nd,lt
County In the District OF 60 unlbi
A.ve oata'ned from The Orphans ,.ou3
al said county .e'.er, ct admrn,.. tic:
m Tcy Je~SoIInI sorsl& -u-~-2--aI H
Mandepite, late Of Inc county aoresA.o
ee 11aseu. ah person. nayin, claims
.ainst the said aeceticnt are lereD,
warned to exhibit the same Wit the
vouchers thereof duly authenticated Il,
passed by The orphans Court, to tht
su ;scri6eis on or be or the tenth d, y
OF Nay next, o. they may by law be
excluded from all tenefi, 10 said estate :
an those indebted thereto ~. require
to make immediate pa mont.
Given under our HANDS this 10th day
of Novemh, l., 1873
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-01-01
EDUCAi iUN.

Dec. IS
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-12-01
MISCELLANEOUS.

I'm enforcement on Sss0m-Boats-A ma
chine OF great Importance to the navy has
been invented by Mr.. Lewis Bayne, Officer
OF Exercise, at Wick. This machine, altho'
intended partly for the same purpose, is far
superior to the steamboats, now in use, both
Tor simplicity and effect. Instead of the
wheels used IN those boats, which are of no
use IN heavy sea, fms or oars of peculiar
description, have been constructed by MIR.
Is. which, being at al times wholly under
water, are as efficient in rough as in a
smooth sea. The machinery by which these
ms or oars are wrought. is staple, and en-
tire'y different from that of the present steam
boats. 1t can be wrought either bv the steam
or by the hand, can be shipped or uushipped
In few minutes, land may be fixed or ships
or boats o. any SIZE construction. From
trial made in a fishing boat. the machinery
was found 70 outstrip one Of the same size,
wrought by six men. For vessels disn,astea.
or endcavoriug 10 come up with. or escape
from an eneny, in . calm. on otherwise, the
advantages arising from having this valuable
machine or board, are incaiculsble A raod
el has been sent to the Pcard OF Admirarv
for their inspection, by the Duke of Gordon.
LoHdoa P.r.eJ
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-12-01
november o6.
N(l'IllCE.

fsNliE undersigned FREQ the co,,rs sioe4s at,o;,t-
y teddy the acc Of Congress- Passed en- the ti;,fe.
'ss u tiGca, Lousssid1 xhi k,aiotl and E,,f-
teen. efifted" I'M .ic PROCEEDING for he is.,u,,:ca-
non 81 cs'7oin claimants Of ttoiic lands IL, the Hiss
'ss,DR 1,1rssory hereby sccoru,g to determinations
q me sid dei, sarr notice 10 al aoismt IL .s con-
Ihas IRE commissioners obaqia,cd ty sLe siid ac.
XII nicer on nhe frs. .hoaG;y January ner. at The
CRY q Washington, Us BIZ re said aci IS directed for
he btnI'ose them oros soo' thereafter as n0v5r iSuc-
icadte, cfaoaGiei,,g and o!eternii,y uton ,ie sug
c'e7'cy Of all s"c re9seS, assignments ,.a! ov.rsJs
as may 6c erecufed aaG deposited a. die
2b'ce u the Secretary 2. >tc,s, IN eonio,r;.u
''7ta t''e directors IF tie sud act; ard oslo ,hen
and ih.s'e. or hc'e!ftcr as nan by f,,,c.
tca5s, fir the pmtosc Of aStialsi',r o.Gt jirais de-
tesna,'ff; Eon all contoteisiss alIsi, oa released
cSa'''P 'rtch 'aiy be f,nd TO CONFLICT nth n,,d 5cn
7'efe 20 hehei'j and also Of adiuiyi,s and de-
te',sfnf,.g upon ali ssch claims ,n certain acf Of.
ee',lsd act, Of tie state Of Georgia, e7ifis5 an
icf SUPPLEMENTARY 20 Cl act emitted &c az oct for os
sfdtc ffesret0 far tr f.,,,nen. n III. f.,c stu,.
fr'cfs and ohef PURPOSES ;,cYlir pieatiS,i. .,sc,-
rug te 'Tgbt TINS state 10 the ,:rattrs,rc,eo ,..
'sto'r thereof for The Dr.ectson and srob,,Y Of ,bs
toti'srS o. ans state and for ober bposs' inIsye
Jsrai0's .deSerc!Ih, Ni2ust,rd SY.1xt i,,,Le.j
cad 'astetg.lfye, as my Dc found 20 hssze &c
o'1'e1 70 ~ Cr:ed States By Operation d; ,s and
ge''erGif for he Prpose odoitg ind tssrfo4ni,;r ali
matters anil faieeS sjoied Upon fic sad
eS 6ghe act Of tn. ,Iy-rst IT ,iorci one f,o,szu,i
sSShs hundred md ;t5lutce7, aforesaid.
J.LIfES .JfO.aRGE
3ctilc' Secretary of STATE.
RICE.3RD RUSR,
.4tsorrey General
rp,;s
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-12-01
TIE M.AHLESTROM

Danish paper states, that this dreadful
Whirlpool, situated to the westward Of the
coast of Lapland, has within the last two
years, increased its phenomena. 1t now stands
fifteen minutes every fifth hour Vessels at
the distance of eight or nine English miles are
no longer safe; and its attractive force when
agtated by storm, viii even reach them. or
the large kind of animals. at the distance of
ten, niles and impetuously hurry them to de-
struchon in the gnlph. Two vessels bound
rom Norway to the Written Islands, having
been driven last summer within nine miles 81
the Mahlestrom, and imagining themseive,
secure, as its operation was thought to be
confined 10 six miles, were ON sudden car-
RED away by the torrent, and, with their
crews entirely lost. An island has lately e.
merged from the sea tothe north Of Moscow
1t IS ten miles long and five broad, and bears
no marks of Volcanick origin.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-12-01
NOTICE..
Treasure Dehart,ne,,f.

90. Is, 1914.
n pursuance fpoveys which have been ,fy ycs,e,
q IA the Secretary o. the Treasury under an acs of
Co'gress, entitiei An acs to authorize loan for n
SUN not exceeding three millions ~ doa-s appr.
by the President Oh the u States this l5t ay of No.
ve"Ler, lnoposss @ be received ny the Secretary of
the Treasury from this time until the first day of a,u
AIRY next, and edc ;sbosai N be o,cilel OF, az sam
as az as Tecei,e9, aud immediate notice CT the decision
gwen, Tor loan to the u States q. the sum Of THREE
BILLIONS OF hoLhaHs, orany part thcrcof, the fol-
lowing terms and in tle following p.a,,r,-r:
i. For Il arnoun, loaned, stock Will ne issct ,r,.r
the nsti'ticnts are com ted, bear, interest at
SIX per cent per ann,i.n, payshc Qcarter-y.a.iy
ne stsck viii he rciinbrsabie ut thu, ,,i,,sur,. of
Tie Onited states, ut time after twelve wears
i,0ni the 3ist day Of December next: and ,l,,.
Sinking tund is charged with the PAYMENT al, he
interest and the Reimbursement OF ,ha ,ritcjpai
aecoBuiig Ia c'r,;act
- nc proposals must stat. the he lean
Ell; the rate at w,'c the stock viii oc received f;
tie is,sirncns in ehich .he party viii make ,,..
payment and the ba,ssin which the payments are
20 he mace.
S. The Payments vii, bc received ether in money
or IN approved bs',A sot.s; n &, Treasury Notes.
dre s' o. cc,re she frs; fJ71,a,,,rf nert a, Then,
par D'.tls, ysgih dc interest theron 1cc,rs,I n,
tfs s'rs Of PAYMENT. liit OF, failure To psy any
INSTRUMENT the fine sis,.a,etl .tc mex, pr.ce
d,ng 'nsta'meu, sall be forfeited tor tie use OF the
Cuitsd Sti;es
+. Scrip-csrthcatss v III ~ Issued ,v the "a sb.,s s
the banks where the pay;nens shall be maize "a,
the peisoos making the payments thu. CASH. RS
viii also e.orse the payment Of the successive m
stansnts: the scrp-c er,ifcaes win b.. assienal,c
by endorsement and dcliv ~ anil will I've funded
1T the loan Office of the state in which tin, hark is
situated, where the payments have heen made.
A. j DALLAS,
SscrsfR,y ftie Tirusauy
Nov. d. 2avusD
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-12-01
SWORD FISH-

E,rf,uct from The Loe-Book Of be SgraS
HI'tneT, Capt. Crack,ozY, IF Kia-Ston, ia
n'aica on Uoyasre I;-2m thcnce 10 BALI
more. SGft. 9. 1909.
perfectly calm and smooth sea. ont three
days At p. M. breeze sprung up-At
IL o'clock In the night, a remarkable occur
renee took place-we felt the vessel ~ re-
ceve sudden and severe shock, which as
ton'Shed all hands, aud for which we were
at a loss to account. Some time having clap
scd N various surmises, the mate dscove,e.'
that q large sword-fish had stvuCk us. which
was unable to extricatc itself, being fastenc,,
IN the umbefs The vessel sprang mode
rate leak immediately. Length Of the FISH.
% ieet, and feet round, by computation, *
remained fastened to the vessel SIX or seven
hours, when he broke off, apparently dead
breeze seven knots-lat. 1s deg. SO min
do certify, that the above extracts are
1oirect' ana the facts stated therein are true.
NA7'HANIEL j. CRAcKLoW,
CAPTAIN u the Sckr. Soyeh llfi,,ey
When the schooner arrived here, she was
hove down and examined, and the sword was
found about three feet from the keel, as here
tofore stated by Mr.. Badger, it having run in
rather an oblique direction. | have been
tnus particular, in order to place the posi-
biiity ct imposition beyond doubt.
8aftimore, 15th .Ncp. 1909.
ms incident IS not without precedent.
Noggewein, in his voyage in the South Sea,
mentions such au-attack or ship under his
command, by sword-fsh and, in the British
museum, Is preserved a portion of ship tim
Der, IN which the horn Of q sea animal by
wInicn It was struck, still remains the place
|naVmg been cut out purposely when the vessel
WIS taken into dock
NcrE.--Another fact NAV be related Of
this extraordinary fish, equally rem aykable.
y vess,i from one OF or eastern pcrs was
running homewards from voyage to the w.
indies, during the night, when under a press
OF sail, received So violent a shock that all
hands were called upon deck. They sound
ed, and were unable tofathom the water, and
the cause renamed mystery until the YES
sci arrived and was unloaded The sword
OF the hsh was then discovered 70 have pene-
trated through the bottom OF the vessel into a
hcf73hesd of molasses that constituted part of
tile cargo. Editors Telegraph.
clock mandatory at WATERBURY, Con-
nSceicut, was consumed by fire lately
ihe loss is reCkoncd at 10 600 dollars.
The cotton factory belonging to Mr.. r
wheaton, merchant Of Boston, was DESTROYED
by ire on Friday night, the 1 tn inst. at Can
ton, and only about 1000 dollars worth ofp,o-
perry saved.
BY the returns Of the Rhode-Island Banks
1t appears that they have 545, 900 dollar. in
specie in their vaults, and only 545 600 dol
lars III bills in circulation.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-12-01
NOTICE.

kNll1 he void TO the highest bidder, ON the tstL
w day Of December next, (fEsir, if not lie ner,
.sT Gay, a1d the se to continue from day to tlay u,f
ne Whole - solt), at the late residence of Franc,
Lghuoot, decd in Che county of Sussex-Tbt s,,ea,c
part Of the Personal Fsate Of ie said Frane;S j,,
Int consulting Of Stock of all descriptions ns,c IS
excellent ,; Pork, holsehoid and Kitchen Furniture.
aud number Of likely Negroes Consisting of rne '
r'en ad children Nine months credit will he s;v.,
FOR all Sims above twenty dollars, on The purchsss,'
svms bond ana "ppo'ed securiy-a sums not EXCEED
lhg twenty dol,art, H.iisi b. cash
All persons having lega, claims against ,I, ..;s
'ssht'oos estate are reqea 81 to bring then, forward
propcrly authenticated, and On becominc, ro,.t.sss
shall have nine months inter- st remtted-atd tiee
'"neDtc' are requested "a na' immediate y.r,olut
JAMES PENNfNGTON, .iI5e1js,ro.
Sussex, Nov. %. ~ IV''' "S' Z"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-12-01
rovcmlcr o6. epl!D 10 CON
" ESTHAM FtlIi GATE


ESfiii. be sold, TO the highest bidders. ups,, ,,,s
~ premises, or rslay, tie 15,l, Dcce,xal,er
pea,, &! law otiiervs: the fac a, ins, ,n,h
farm u.'oc James Rv.a, called 3fEScilH2-N ,Tb;rh
eonuNns 25s Acres To accommodate. ose xiv, .ish
10 own sna'i iams near the city, vii bc xat M,
81 abo, so OF SO acres eac extending FROM ti river
nW Each OFT will partaks OF duo por.b,n &C ,,v-
grounds and wood-iand - Nv
nS property hes hut = few mile, above ts sar, fss
.he m''n r'er road pa: sns t.ru,g. it, wti.h di,ora
me farm f'om the wooland SO dat i.y Isrt a. nv
WAFER, II may he approached with eqnai :,e;tay N
pFpiucts can be hOehi ,asrket Wild, w., I,,l.
more expehce than If IL S,lio,nag the ei,s-,le.e
advantages, combined with tte sGpe,inr .rsy of ih,.
sou and the beautiful building SET IS ,!,er.,l ,ias !,
together the most desirable rropcrt, tiat has ben
city. 49, Vi 'at-
ierrn'-one-thi,d cash, srd the bsisuc- IN en.a,
paynlrnts nj 90 add I20 days Approve d e,,its,d,t
gnfahle notes will be required, AID deeds rresu,,l.
ready For the purchasers.
Alter the sale 81 the lands shall prcc,caf 10 cell
tie crops OF corn. wheat rye, CAS- fodder a ,
for cash. ~
BY order of Thomas Wilson, ESQ
RIOS. Y.4YLGR.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-12-01
| AnUerDesS Journal.

Joanna Southcote. The French editors
have taken notice of the noise which this un-
poster makes in England, and have copied the
description which our papers have published
o. the cradle intended for the young Messiah
paragraph in the Journal DIES Paris. ON the
subject begins thus The English Calls (les
gD"cs mouches In glais, have their attention
taken up by y'Nag lady, sixty four years
cd Tho pretend. to he pregnant. ard promi-
Sc 70 BRING forth The true Messiah. Her
name Is Joanna S55thcotc.''
Joanra was oofn June 6, 1850, ard some
Surgeons have certified er pregnancy, while
uify 'idicule her fnaticsl prcteasions. Her
1ccou 'hemeut is expected about the middle Of
October
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-12-01
COLUMBIAN HOTF7T--

tr' Saasc'1ber has leased that ca,nino.i;o,, esin
o a, the Connih'n Hotel IN addition to
"'ic she has taken airy and convenient house. wear
" e"'uguH's Tor the better accom,nu .iaton Of Ira
ve!iers ard SIC reception # Boairiers
ne subscriber returns her sincere thanks TO her
ir'ends voc the liberal encouragement. she has hitherto
met with--ard fiosn her uuremttinc ,tten,on hon.
TO merit a continuance gift.
.R9RF .IOSELER
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-12-01
lsJYaFED On STOL IN.

ENRON my Plantation, in Buckisglarn Cfunty. on
y the buckingham roWl, about four miles below the
New store, some time in Octoberisst,s BAY HORSE.
ten or eleven wears old, upwards Of feet hirh one
white foot also. white streak in his inre,ead some
marks ,barI'ess, trOts aud .mces tolerabc we'll
Any pSfson WHO will give information Of se;d
Horse, shall be rewarded for their trouble
GEORGE DUNCAN.
nov o6. wSwp
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-12-01
FOR S.3LE UP LE-9SI

hAS GA RDEH--a Tract OF Land lately ndver4;.
SEQ, IN the Enquirer H. lies on James River. ad
lo.1s Nev-Ssnto, ar,, contains 5f9 acres of Which
no are low grounds OF the very fri quality the he
lance vc' strong high 2nd The situation ct Ice dwell
ing IS handsome and very healthy the water excellent
auc u'e o'Ihings such rs would aecomncd atc small
family comfortably. Those disposed 10 pr,cbase ,,
estate are confident assured, that it IS worthy oftaeiy
attention This will be best explained by viewing the
Pfei'ses winch Will be shown by the ovcseer o., nv
SELL together with plat o! the different Kinds Of land
iate!J surveyed The subscriber is very .icsirous TO
SELL anc WI endeavnnr TO make the terms acoon,mo
"atns - the purchaser, upon receiving liberal nav
ment in advance. ~
hit rs not sold before the 18Th of December II vii,
be rented privately for YEAR About 100 acres are
sownin wheat, and promises good crop it is believed
WIN produce nearly or quite 1000 bushels. The pros
peer Tor tobacco snd corn fine Some part ofthe
heid that will be uneultyated the ens,ine wear is il
clover, and will produce good crop. For terms Of
sale or lease, apply 70
Nov IS. 1,' ~ ~ ~ f'1'''''
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-12-01
NCCOUN1.4NI';s CsTJCE

WNCOU.V wv 3 CHFJCA,
Hictmond, Nor. 2d, 1914
cCti'eer o. any grssie, e,,er of the Staff " t,,e
- '4'ne, who bath received NAV RECEIVE, pnlIc
p'ostty, o., who hath granted may hereafter gut
cefc*'s, inr s'y article taken, purchased or ;rnes
acc oy mon of through his agency account of The
OF Subsistence, until he shall have made the ,,nper re-
rs to THIS Office, showing the value at said prone,ty
ard The r.annor IN which has been cli,po ed of.
JNO: CHEW, Acct.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-12-01
NOTICE.

Fs7I{F copartnerslip Of Burr, Jaokson eSCo s this
day Dissolved by mutual cOnsenl,-Persons irjebt
"a to sail frn, viii please make payment h. Elaathan
raymond, WIN will likewise discharge any demand
esinst The same--being alone authorised
Dat7d j. R'l~, by CeDrge SGYnGn, LIE mr..
Piaib ~ jackson,
ELShTILA25 RAYMOND.
Nov u.s. Il
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-12-01
WALTER SCOTT.

-, LONDON, Sept 1e.
We understand MIR. Walter Scott is now
making tour Of the Hebrides, on board a
yatcht attached to the commission for North
erp Lights. Report says, this excursion is
preparatory % the publication Of new DO
EN- from his celebrated pen.
[{nUeTDess JouTuaL
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-12-01
NOTICE.

N pursuance Of an o,ser of the Hlstirys Cor'f Of
the city OF Rei"nond, will BE- sold on tuesday the
fhday of December next, at eight o'cock A. NJ (for
ready money! at the Market Ho,se---One negro boy
named Adam.
L9C0B F.2LE.N-ILNE,
High Constable City hic.nia,id
november 26. entds
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-12-01

r't1SiNiA.--At Rules ho,len in the CIeri 5 CT.
lice o.the Superior court Of Chancery- for the
kic6mont District, the first day OF Novernle.. 1917
Nancy g. Willis and Robert Iaylor cxecutrix aud ex
eentor OF John Willis deed, who was executor os
' s, Wills. Ph5s.
Fhlp e. Pendieton anh David Ecnter, executors os
fiiip fendietor deed, Hannah Drew, widow. aud
Who was named exccutrix oil Wiliism Drew, ard
5oip.m ihew. HVillam Drew, Whiting Drew aud
y. ashioston Dre>, heirs of Benjamin Drew deed
vino Was heir al law and ,evisee ofthc said William
-; neco De8ts.
neing returned executed the defendant William
Drew, and appearing by Satisfactory evidence that
they are not shabtans Of this country is ordered
That the SAID Defendants joappear here ON ,he twenty
tr day OF the mex; term aud answer the bill Of the
l'tfs and that copy OF this order b. forthwith IN
se!fed IN some newspaper published in the city of
richmond, Tor two roont, excessively and pos,ed al
the hont door ofthe capitol IN the SAID city
a copy.-Testc,
Ws. W. HENING, C. c.
WV. -"'
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-12-01

Your o5etl;eat servant.
HIS Ercels1,cy
James Barbour, Esq.
Various Petitions and reports wee received which
Shall be noticed at the mo.iient they are disposed or
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-12-01
Nov. 26.

" iHGiNiA.--M Rules holiei, ia TIC Clerks OF.
~ nee OF the Superior court ct CLANS ~ for the
h,cninond District, toe irs. day Of November 1914
William StotIart Il Josiah S,arkey, mers.ar.s and
partners, trading under the firm Of Sto,hert u tsr
e. I'lL5s
John R. lones, and Cornelius, hnticev e Iolo Con-
rad. trading u,.er de hIqn &C Corneiius q ndrt,y
Conrad SCo. deborah w peasants, adm, q. S.,
n1ue iiessants, decd, John somerviile &, Cornelns
g Andrew Conrad, trading under the firm ofsomer-
we = Coaia'!, Caleb Bohspi, snd the same Corr,e-
Ius g Andrew Colrai, trading under the F-,o of
bonsal, Conrad SSCo. and tue spid John Sonerlille
N bis own individual capacity, and the siiI Caleb
nt'sal' IN ~; individual capacity Leroy Anderson,
9si 9snry anderson, Defis
The Defendants, Cornelius, Andrew e. Io,,n Con-
rad not having entered their appearance anil given se
euri;y according the Act of Assembly and The Res
o. tins court sad appesrngby satisfactory evidence
That they are not inhabitants Of this country: Is oy-
0Ted hat the sail Defcad. 1s do appear here ON t,
twenty third day of the ncxttcsIn aud answer The bin Of
the Plaintiffs and that copy ofthis order be forthwith
inserted m some newepsper published in the city OF
Hichmod, Tor two mrihs successiveiy and posted at
the front door oi the capitol ia the said city.
cop --ieste,
Novel,
VIRGINIA AT Rmirs i,1lden in thc Clergy IJf
hce ot The superior Court Of CIancery for the
hIchnond Distric, tie first day Of November ISL
n'sI, Cha"0e'S' P!cantE
HhnH Ddber ami leonard HIeeiere5 Co. Jefs
1Itt. Defendants Iconard Wheeler * Cornl,suv.
not avng entered their appearance and gsen srcnri
~ according to the act of assembly and ,l, Rule, az
TINS Cont, and II appearing by satisfactory evidence
that they arc not nlianitsns Of this country: II IS On,
deeG That the SAID defendants do appear here ON the
tenth DAY OF the next term and the bin of the
p'sutlit and that copy of this order be forthwith in
serted ~ snme newspaper published ia the city Of
ieh'nond, ior two months successfully, and posted at
the front door ofthe Capitol in the said city
Copy. Teste,
I'm W. HE.NT.NC &C
November g. ,cswn
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klARSHALiS SALE

MARSHAI'S SALE.
Skf NTtne oi an ipterioeutory dccrce NJ ne Gone.
wall he sold the 9Th day Of December n.,, .,
wilmington, ~ Q on credit Of 60 and 90 da,s. D.
SNIP FORTU.N:9.
burthen $50 tons, sad CARGo--conas,ing of 1he fol-
lowing article, viz
go soSss HavsusH White Sugar,
COD DO. ~. Brown do
no sucks Logwood,
1O4 boxes Spanish Segars
terce, . barrels and bags Coffee.
CAPTURED by tie Private srmed scboouer Ro,,o~ 81
Norioik, Roger Qlarles, master
HEY DANIEL, .5LrsluL
N'''" Wv
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COTTON YARNS

FyvHE Yarns from the Richmond Nanufac.onv .r,
sold BY HiI.LL25s .f.N-pEGSO.A
November l. ,,e--- -.
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