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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-11-15
Oct.i5
GRAND LODGE OF TIPGLyI5-

HNE Masons Halin this city, where the meetings Of
the ''rand iodSe have always heretofore been
hed having been pressed into The service ofte state
as an hospital and there being no probability that the
use oil IT. Tor any Masonic purpose, will be recovered IN
snort tne 1t has been necessary toiook out for some
DINER place IN which To- hold the next meeting The
heid Their meetings in the dwelling house attached 70
me an-fard of Measrs. VIM. McKechnie s. Co. he.
therefore been engaged for that purpose being the
n,ost eligible and commodious that can be procured
street about $50 yards the westward Of Mr. Aurus
une Davss printing office. The meeting will take
place at s'cocE in the afternoon, of the Cd Monday
in December next. ''"'
Nov. 8.
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3 . > 7,
GN the 5th inst. between the Eagle Tavern & Toll
House on Mays Bridge, having gone ,owr the
along the cross street Immediately to the Toll House,
II Ssf # Trepdpring Ils,ri ie1fs. in mahogany casc
'p'' d IN brown paper, Nuh the 11bscribers ma g.
wru'' thereon. liberal reward il be given for the
delivery OF the same 70 T. BrO9 At the Eagle Tavern
or to
n Il. VOOLDRLDGE.
November ~ 2qe4t
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TEN DOLLARS REW1RR-

RAN-A-WAY from the Subscriber, a n,n,atto nan
- n1med George, very likely, about twenty
six years If age, very busy hair tyed behind. sneaSs
and locks ike Ssor--He seen crossing siayo',
Bridge on Sunday morning and It is prebabls he has
taken the road towards Norfolk, where he !o,merlt
lived, OF to orince-Edwar Cont -Rouse--The above
reward with reasonable eNpences will be mid. ON h;r
being oiged in Jail, delivered the Subscriber
Sent. TO- -
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TO RENT.

( Nnmme'iate possession gwen, The House and
"a NSmuae Once now occupied by the subscribers
~ SO-.A comfortable Dwelling House aGljonin,
Mr John Foster containing four gooL rooms, with kit
chen, snoke-house and ga,rien.
y House over the Basin. containing two good rooms,
VITA nre pieces, kitchen stable and rich piece ol
nen SroNnd-the whole enclosed with pla,'s palIins
A New iiO'Ise at the Bowling Green one mile ii,o,
the Niaiket-house; Containing four large and two
small rooms, ktchea, well of excellent water 10.
ether with one of garden ground in high culhya.
The whole enclosed in the hest manner.
handsome Stick Hiding Chair, Morocco lining and
CUSHION with best London plate harness. used only once
may be had cheap.
FOSTER & SATCHELL.
October is. 2owtf
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F0R sA..LE

. a tn'sDeiee Of Rfcne & 'fruehcsrt the TIJ7gI
y NJ AI-h2N.3c for he wear ISIS.
N3h s'spmees Of Wilt K Hr1is ha.ine Icon ri.
nishe,i witt ,fnis. ore ready ~ NV ia F0bs ~,
the balaace w interest riis fiefr rerI,arir~ nrvs3
a'iert5e fnsl dividend If saN csate- pply al tho
cowntng-boase Of Jsec2h & George Marx
OCl IS
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June 4.
NOTlEE
RUN4jY1Y

NROM the subscriber on the 12th inst. a negro
man named FiRTBY, (who sometimes calls l.er-
selves Peggy,) supposed tn be about feet inches
nigh, she has hAd rheumatic affection which has form
ca lump ON the back part her neck, which produ-
ces a stiffness that she cannot turn her head 6ae
round and when she looks you she looks SIDEWAYS
She had on whom she eloped crokus shirt and habit.
and took with her, sundy articles belonging TO her mis-
tess, W13-one cotton cambrick frock, slit sleeves
trimmed with cord, one muslin frock worked around
the tail, c1e book muslin cap without a border, one
cotton cambick vandyke and chemise one pair velvet
shoes one dark silk dress very large She came from
the neighborhood of Norfolk, and VIII probably aim for
mat place; Whoever will secure her in some JAIL so
that get her, deliver her to nae shall receive Is
and reasonable expenses paid and the articles above
paid. "''' NC
THOMAS S. CoALTER.
WayGcsborough, i7th Sent,
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THE STBSCBT3E an

sNIENDS to petition the Legislative body, at the
an act Tor disseminating the Inspection of Tobacco ~
North Milton on Itivanna, in Aibcmarle County 3. the
buildings beng found stand in reach Of exiraotnsry
needs IN the river and those exactly opposite ON b.
cent for all the Tobacco ever likely 10 h. bro,,t, ~,
them Without tiat risk attending the tcposit tere
IWOJL3S .jLAyVh' R.4.ND o LPK ,ce,J,
November g. - - FFe''''
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Oct. IS.

NTlRGlNIA---Ata Superior Court of Cbencery
holden at the Capital, in tho City of Richmond,
the 5th day Of June, 1904
Between
Laurence, Call, and company, PLt,
JOHN Archer, William Po,eeU, John A. Trent. and
Stephen w. Trent executors of Alexander Trent
decd, John a. Trent; Stephen w. Trent, Alcxau-
der TreRt, Peteriied Trent, deed, Willis Wilson
and Elizabeth his wife, and Anna Major Tinslev,
children and seesof the said Alexander Trent
decd, and Andrew Leiper, and Frances, his wife,
and Edward, and Joseph Trent, children aud repre-
sentatives of Peterheld Trent decd Defs
bis cause for which the bill has been taken for
confessed, against the defendants, Peterfeld Trent An
ma Mayor linsley, Andrew Ieiper, and Frances his
wife, and Edward Treut, and Joseph Trent and which
now abates TO the said Andrew Leper bv his death
came on this 18th day Of June, the year of our Lord
one Thousand eight hundred and four to be heard on
The bti, and answers OF the defendants, VIM Powell
one OF te executors of Alexander Trent deed, John
Archer Trent, asd Stephen Woodson Trent, exhibits
and examination of a Witness am, was argued by coup
sci; on consideration Whereof the Court ordereth the
defendants executors of Alexander Trent decd to rem
der an account of the administration OF the goods chat
telsand credits of their esator before one Of the COM
nSsoncrs OF this Court, who is directed to examine
state, and settle the said account and report the same
TO the Court together with amemorial ofthe real es-
tatess whereotthe said Alexander Trent and Peter
aeid Trent respectively, died seized and possessed
the value of the said real estates how they have been
Opposed Of aud who are thereof possessed with anv o.
thec SPECIAL matters thought pertinent by HIMSELF Or
required by the parties to be specially stated.
Copy. Teste,
WV HENING, c. c.
Commissioners Office, CGy of Richmond,
6h.i10. 30fh, 1914
In conformity to the foregoing order of Court the
parties therein namedare hereby notified that have
appointed the 4th day of the 1Oih Mo e. e. Oct en-
snug IN order TO carry the said order into effect -
which day the said parties are requested 20 attend
OF my Office On the city aforesad) 70 o'clock in the
fEei~o II
examination, and settlement.
SAM. PARSONS, "
Ccmmtssio'er's Office, City Of Gici,ro15.
f0th IN. in, 1914
hronly one of the defendants Oismed in the afore-
said st) attended before the Commissioner arreea-
big - ~ notice heretofore issued from his oiHce-the
parties are hereby notified ht their attendance is re-
questc AZ ny Office on the 4th day ri the LIST Mo g.
e.Jsesuary) ensuing at 10 in tde morning.
SAM PARSONS, II. c.
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NOTlCE.

TsNfIE undersigned offlc commissioners 1btoii:-
4 tedby Me dcf Of CoHg'ress b0ssed on the thirty
FIRST of March, mour.D'deieit hundred ard fur
teen, entitled" IN .4cf breufergg FIR he idsmtfca-
Hon ofceToia claimants If 5't5';c 1nde an me .Bhss-
isaPd Territory" hsreJy corOf1q 70 heinnancio7,s
9f he sud act, give notice TO az .oi.0n u may
Germ:
That the commissioners APPOINTED IN tie said act,
7tfH meet on the first .]IoJiCg IN JoHqry 1erf. at the
City " WtshiIetoH, as By the sud Is directed fri
the PURPOSE then, thereafter as uaybe brdc-
tica6b, efadjWdgitg and determining itbon the s1i-
cieHcy all such releases, assignments and bozcers
as naY be erecHted and deb9sifed IN tire
oBfce Of tie Secretary of IStnfe, IN conformity
1oih ne direchons IF he said act and ds'o hen
md there, or as s0oH thereafter mcg be prdc-
hca5e for the fHjjose Of ddjttdyiug and fHahy de-
fcrninirg UPON all controversies arising from released
cisrns r0ifch mny BE- fund 10 conflict 7git and he dd
1'erse IN each oterj ard also IF Gdttdging anil cie
TRIMMING uboH all 51,ch claims 1n1r Il certain ncf or
pretended act efMe stdte Of Georgia entitled " an
act supplementary 10 an act entitled an act 5or db-
state Georgia } f0r the jJGgaleHt Of tie late sdfe
ho2bs and ofier bf,rb2s15 therein mentioned cscLz-
rag NE right ofttis sfcte 10 Ire uuapbrobiGfed ter
rif0TY MerseE far he protection and stibb0rt ofhe
frontiers 0fHs state 0Jd for Ofhej' 5bOseS" bGsred
JG,ufGiw HiescUeith, t1y'tsn'td sgTcn h'sndred
Gnd niHcty-fye, nun BE- fllvid N hare &c
c7,ed 10 tie E-ted Stairs bV obe afiou IT lar and
rereudy, f3r TIE b1rtoee ofloi5ir anil bsrf9rulle al
matters oudHiGrsevi9ipciu bor the sod cgvinis'io5i-
e-s byte 0ct efHe thru fr9 sf.;ifcf, oae Mo,gu1,d
eight hundred AMI fourteen oEcs,i9
J.4yHNS .3fON'POE,
.8cfr e Secfeffur,. r Sf0te
J1TCV nm IRISH
.4ffoiHey Cepcri
~ e -
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FEMALE EDUCATION

WILL be continued the ensuing year, an
der The care and attention Of Mrs. A5tsti2da
Terrell, at my residence, a healthy situation J
near the utter end Of Caroline. Prrhoratio,fs
are made for the accommodation of -
or IS suls as 5oarders. The hyice for board
and tuition (each finding her ON, bed, bed
ding, sos0eis = candles, is 500 for the TERN,
TO be Paid qmcrteriy. TIE Term 4riR be
from, The 15th Of January, to the 18Th Of De-
oent6er foHozOing allowing, the month Of July
for vacation.
The branches Of Education taught in this
Seminary, are, the Enghs4 Language gram
n1qticaHy, Geography. gUlth Tie use sfthe
Globes, History and arithmetic
FLEMING TERRELL.
-NoUerabcr I. ~ 67v
rstih ifsuno'ra Unfoi .1ir rIfr7iucc IS now -, o-
= ration. Castings in Brass ard Wrought Iron work
will also be executed at the Furnace Orders le at the
Furnace, or with John Paril of this place, or FolIs
q Lea in Petersburg, viii be thankfully received, and
promptly attended to.
June 4. IF
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-11-15
800 ACRES OF LAND FOR SEIZE.

"UU NtNEc OT JANU ifUH SEIZE.
YING on both sies Of the main road leading from
y hently's Bridge Halifax Court J ousc and about
i've miles from the latter place This land consi.
dered very valuable for co,n tobacco oats aud whoa,
There IS not more thSn half of cut that part cleared
is under good fence. There sa small dwelling house
on 1t with one room and shed. The above hind be-
longs 20 the estate Of Herbert c. Cecke, decd
Terms nsy be known by apnlyinc to
JOHN X. COOKE, erecr.
Nov S ON
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F.4SRIOW.fBLh RE1DY M.ADE
CLOTHLNiG


Af almost every description, comprising hanls,me
~ assortment, nvo;ced 900 dollars made ofthe
pest materials and in the neatest manner, every gar
ment being cut by my hanis and made bv the frst
rate JotTneymen, SO that gentlemen NAV rest assured
that every garment is nadetj as neat a manner rs If
intended far particular customer.
-.9RTTCLE.S rs rOLLOHS:
Black. Blue and Mixed Supei4ine Goats
from an - so
Surtcat and FrocS Cents, 3s 60
Great Goats and Clocks Is a.
Pants,ooas Of every description. 2j
Walstcoats, an extensive assortment, 10
Fine Flannel Drawers, Suspea,'ers, Sc &c.
Gentlemen in want of any OF the above articles viii
call at the New York Clothing Store, and examine for
themselves.
c. FAIRCETLD,
.fierciGnt J's,far.
| would also sell gen,ee! New-Xopk made Chase
wit, an elegant SCI of Harness
November S. &.
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70 BE SOLD,

A Public Auction, on Tuesday next, the 18th. At
n the Household aud Kitchen furniture beio;", -
me ESTATE Of Charles Blagrove drc'd-eors;stine !,
t t following articles, viz BEDS, CARPETS. I'D.
hEAUS, SipE-BoABD, TABLES, S,c--h.so e.
excellent square FiANCsNnd a GIG. credit Of sx
~ days will be allowed for, all sums o,,, r.
sums not exceeding $50 ~
=, JOHN ToMPKINS, Admir-.
~ e, ~ go tbs
ne Sale will take place at The House lately ococ.
pied by MIR Riagrove, At ~ o'clock
THE CREDITORS
NE tate Charles Blagrove, requested 10 Pc
NJ sent their accounts properly authenticated tba,
provision mas be ma,.s ftr their payment
- JOHN TOMPKINS, Ex'r.
80 ~ tide
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. Ut ~ N0FII " MT II0fO, I8T5.
Ccntsinng the rising, setting, plae $ and eclpses Of
the Sun and Neon; the soutinr Phases Of the Neon
the rising setting and s0uthng of The mort conspicuous
neis and ixed Stars also e increase, decrease and
length OF days, wfeir es,iyale---Ai eo--A variety
Of useful and entertaining matter, with list of taxes,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-11-15
Prince Edward. Oct. es.

Prince Edward, Oct. eS. w4wT
ETIRGiNiA.--AI RuIcs holden ~ IN CLERKS Office
OF the superior Cemr al Chancerr tor the Rich
mond i)is'iic, the first day of July, 1915
Robert Patton and William A Gregory, executors of
SEN Barton, deed, who was surviving partner of
Barton s. Fisher, prs
AGAINST,
Francis Conway. Henry Randolph, Thomas Branch,
executor OF Wiiiiarn Friend, decd. Peterfed Far,
RAJ, eNecrtor OF John tarrar, deed, Boiling Branch,
James Ryan, and Cornelius Back, Administrator OF
Archibald Campbell, decd Defs
Inc scre fscias, awsriedin this cause not having
been returned, executed On the defendant Francis
Conway and appearing by satisfactory evidence that
he's not AN nhabitsnt of this country his ordered
that the said defendant do appear here on the first day
otthe next term and shcw cause against the revival
thereby sought and that copy of this order he forth
oi Richmond for two months SUCCESSFULLY and posted
at the front door ofthe Capitol in the said city,
ACopy Teste,
VIM. W. HE.NINC, C. C.
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LEATHER AND HARDWARE.

Have just received from the North AN extensive as
4 ssrtmeHt Of Fresh Leather, additional supply of
Hardware, comprising several articles in the Satdcl-
Line, which viii sell aslow as the times " III admit al,
JOHN AieFHERSON
A considerable discount made to wholesale purcba
scrs.
Virginia Notes exchanged for Notes oa;hc Banks of
Philadelphia and New-Yori-Other Northern paper
TAKEN at a snlHll discount. Oct 20. colt
PURSUANT To . summons TO directed we have
this Gay viewed N estray Heifer shewn TO u, nv
William Sesv of this county ard do ful the same 10
be pale red about four years DID, very small of her
aSe-marke'l smooth crupir the right car and crop
slit snd undereei in the left and do appraise her Z,
be worth seven dollars.Cert6ed under our hands this
ead day fully, 1914. A Copy,
jam EUDsoN,
JosEpH BI,FoRp,
Dawn Hamlet.
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AIM ANACkS.
.TIIlGY PIInILSHEn

ID Peter Cotton, and for sale by the eros,. dozer
or single, at his Law and Miscellaneous Boc&
Store, hisne7c
VJRGLN'L9 .gLYgN.9CC
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-07-27
CT Sales at Auction.

YtSHE Subscribers have lately received and
L will sell at Public Auction, positively
without reserve. on Wednesday the eth inst.
sat the Store of the tenement next above
Mr X. Johnston's. aud nearly opposite the
Merchants Coaee House, largo and ya-
luabie assortmentof Dry Goods, viz:-
Elegant Jaconet Cam6rics and Cambria
Maslins. Linen Cambrics. Leno Handker.-
chefs. domestic printed Shawls, Giila Hand.
kerchief,, elegant Florence and Leyan,ins
Silks, Genoa end Constitution Cord, Cordu~
roys. iThicksetts and Veivets, Cloths. ana
Cassimeres. Shifting Cottons. Pins, ei-
eganr Vestii gs, Dimities. Linen Damask
Table Cloths, SILK Cord, Black Grape. Leno
Crape. White GAUGE, Linen Cambria Hand,
kerchiefs. Striped Nankeens, Lesantino
Shawls, Lilac and Figured Silks, India
Cottons, black Silk Hose and Gloves.
Beaver Ginves, black and white SILK
Mitts. and a great variety OF useful and
seasonable articles too tedious to enume-
rate here. The public ara respectfully
assured that the above is to be free and
unlimited sale--to commence at 10 o'clock.
when the terms will be made known.
-1oac4re. Ho6nson B Pzeasonfs.
1uly 9. tds.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-07-27

ioaorahaw Rirkpatriet, sqrvivi,,g ere u.or Of
Dfosd OnncGn deceased, James JVclh. md
Raftanfei S O,sflaaa and Salty his Wit,
A ) You are not residents of the Common.
IA wealth of Virginia. I take this method
TO give you notice, .hat shall proceed, bv
virtue or commission from the SUPERIOR
Court OF Chancery for the Richmond Dis.
trict. on the irst Monday of October nex.
between the hours of eight in the forenoon Re
SIX IN the afternoon. and between the same
hours OF each succeeding DAY, until all the e.
violence shall be taken, at the Prrthonotarv's
Ohce, in the Town of Pittsburg in the
state OF Pennsylvania, to take the De-
positions OF John Irwin. George Wallace.
James Robinson, John Wilkins. John
Woods, David Steel, James Ross. James
Ohard, Anderson TaDehll, Samuel Zones
ana Samuel Hewett. And that shall ALL
so proceed, between the same hours of the
second Monday of December next. and of
each succeeding day, until all the evidence
shall be taken, at the Office of said SuoeriI
or Conrt OF Chancery, at the Capitol in the
City OF Richmond, to take the dispositions Of
John Preston and others, all said denosi.
tons to be read in evidence in the suit in
SAID court, depending, wherein I am plain.
tin and you and others are defendants.
Your obi. servt.
JAMES MORRISON.
'uy ., 1917 wew.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-07-27
National LOTTERY.

lcontaining five prizes of 10000 dollars eaobJ
at Nine boilers each-Schemes at large Of
each Lottery, may be seen as above.
Fitzwhyisonn and Potter will receive REGULAR.
~ all the Drawings of each of the a,oye Lot
teries (6tw1 .
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-07-27
TO MEN OF ENTERPRIzE AMI
ACTIVITY.

inc sum otthfrty thousand dolehrs 10 be rain
ca oya Lottery for tie 6enef. e/fhe
Literary Fund.
YNHE President and Directors of he Lite
= rary Fund, in pursuance If me p,,, .,rs
vested IN them by the Act of the General AS
semtiy OF Virginia, entitled, "an Act tn
provide for the Education of the Poor" are
cisposed to raise by Lottery the SIM az
thirty thousand dollars, - ms of the a.
s,I,o., 10 So'uue'o' IMPOSE, to
Go s,,.' = al oObPs0 e made.
Lottery. '
Any person de-
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-02-22

received Just now. despstches !ron /,
5cbevalier Pczuela, generaIiu chiersfs'a ny
national army 10 upper Peru. g. 's
which the substantial extract i. !, 81 (,
lows.
Head Quarters, condoeondo, ous
Tho whole army ofthe iosureen,, !,
Buenos Ayres, under Belgrsno, h,d,.s
en- q very strong situation in the s,II.'a
of Nslcapugio, when the geas,.l :
chief Of our national army in upn,, ,.
ru, Don Joachim Pezuela. moved W.
all the forces under his command ,,s
tack the enemy. Both armies we,. !
famed with martial fury, and emsa,
dened with a sanguine assurance Of :.
tory. They met one another desoe,,.
Nv, and the battle was fought WIN
greatest bravery and firmness on ~
sides. Fortune at first smiled on \.
insurgents; but the gallant Pezuel, 9,
dered to charge. them at tayone, A.,
falling upon their files and cb,rer,s'
mcnts at the head Of his intrepid ~,
riors, cut to pieces the whole arm, 4
the enemy; 100 insurgents kiki
wounded, or prisoners; 70 piece, 4
their artillery, ard 2 mortars; Is cam.
ages for cannon !; 500 muske,s and,
great deal Of ammunition. Wagon, No.
visions, Sc, are the trophies Of lhs, a..
cisiye and brilliant victory.
BelgraRo and Diezvclcz, the two p.
nerals Of the insurgents, are flying earl
different way, out ofthe ROAD lha! l.aa
to Potosi, with some broken remain, a
their army. Our light cavalry, and the
squadron of Castro, pursue them earn.
estly, and not one, We hope, shall esca,.
our hands.
A more eircumstanced account ai
full detail of that glorious successive.
to be dra WI up, & sent to his excsIsa.
CIV, as soon as the troops sho were DOT.
suing Belgrano and Ciezvelez should
complete the advantages of such me-
morablc day.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-02-22
NEW-YORK, Feb. 9.
a Valuable Prize.


Yesterday arrived at this port al
saluted the Fort in passing Cover.
.nor's IsIand) the fine eoppered Ed.I
fish ship Nereid, Rogers. prize mas
ter. Of $50 tons. 10 guas. Il q men,
including two prisoners of war, with
a earge Of Dry Goods, Hardware
Jewellry, Iron, Coal. &c. valued 4
$4,000 pounds sterling prize to 10
privateer Governor Tompkins, Sa'|
Ter. Of this port, captured on q
10th of Dec. in sight Of Maderl'
after an engagement of II minu'a
in which the British captain BehF
and one seaman. were slightly voaA
ed-no person was hurt on board
priyatecr. The Nereid sailed n
London on the s6th of Noven
for Buenos Ayres, and has a q
on board. consisting Of 25s had
dry goods, 2ss packages and lra'
do. 150 casks (hhds. and tierre
hardware and JewelIry. s69 baas
iron hoops, so bars firon, aq1sl
Of coal. Sc. Kettle hereidv
formerly the James Cook, Of @
buryport.
On the fifth Dee. the GoTer
Tempkins captured the British .
Hornby, Kerhis, Of Hull From
don for ST. Domingo, laden
some Dry Goods, and armed '
Il guns-manncd her, Cpa erS
her for the U. States. Tbe ll',
belonged to a feet of ~ %.
Portsmouth for the WA 10
having preyiouly separated iFou
fleet with sc others, which wa
short distance to the sCuth"a''
der convoy Of the Queen ~ ;,
On the 18th. the Governor ~
kins captured the British brig ~
Husband. of Whitehaven. iFOaD
don, with a very valuable s'I!'
dry goods, which was also n =,
and ordered for the United ~ -
The Gov. TompkiD' Wa.Nl
the 18th Dee. in chase Ola
then in sight. -.
Tie Gov. Tompkins lel'ip'
in company with the pri'alssa !"
Mars, which she parties WIN"
seventh day out.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-02-22

/ Translafed for the Phaadeithia Regis-
Ter, from ire Journal af Havanna, Ja-
nua,y 81, 1914. -
SOUTH AMERICA.
His exceIlency the viceroy Of Peru,
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JAMES BREAM

Sign Gofd .4nvii, p Streef, Riohnona.
nov reeeiyng, end offers for e, in addition Z,
y his Stock Of H.qRDY.9RE, TX ONION q r.
JfY, &c Sc
$50 Kegs Of Cut Nails, Il Brsds, assorted sze,.
90 tons Bar Iron, assorted
100 doz. best double prime Scyths Blades. AZ =,
50 inches Ions sud inches wide.
~ doz. do. Grass Seythes, 81 inches long and
inches vide,
$50 dos. first quality warranted Wedding Hoe.
No. I, 9, and =, and
so doz. Spades snd Shovels,
10 tons Of Castings, assorted,
500 Ibl best picked Turkey oil Stone As ,er
lh.--sud UpwsrfIs
900 gallons Spirits Of TurDentine.
50 sad 3horsc acock Plowa.
ls PAIR # Smiths Bellows, Of superior quality.
Smiths' AnyiIs Vices. ezc SO
All Of whish he is determined TO sen - low az nos.
sbls' March 10. ff
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-04-06

"A JRhCT OF LAND, lying in she county ~
n Powhstap, ten miles from the sour, hons. ana
twenty-five from Richmond, End two from ANN.
r'attox River. on the waters Of Buttervool erect
coD'sining one thousand and fifty acres, Of wbieb
free or iour hundred acres sire WOOD scd one bun
drsd sores n yquahe loy grounds Vein, L. H.,
provtmcns, Dwelling House, 40 by ~, AMI all ne.
eesssry ou' bouse'-sne third Of the roosey will no
re1"'yed on the day possession is gwen end the bat
sues ~ Two annual ins,slDenis Possess;on will ba
zivsn ut Christmas with the privilege NJ so.;, ,s.,
ores N small grain. Any pesson wishing to pus.
'hases viii appy ~ tle proprietor.
March e. vlvn