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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-11-16
PROVIDENCE, November Is.
Ertedition 20 Barrotay,a.

PHONlDENCE, November ! ).
Ertedition 10 Barrataria.
Itappears by the official account of the late
expedition against the pirates of Barrataria,
that seven fine schooners and sloops were cap.
tured, and 60 or 70 of the band taken prison
ers, some OF whom will probably suffer death
tor their crimes La6tte did not fall into our
hands, but the dispersion of his men,the seiz-
ure of some of his principals, the burning Of
his land establishments, and the capture Of
his whole fleet, make him now Of no conse.
quence. The number of pirates and persons
connected with them, is estimated at 500, OF
all nations and colors. The object Of this ex-
pcdition was accomplished without the loss of
a man.
Maj. Gen. lizard has issued Genera Orders
giving the details Of handsome affair which
took place on the 9th ult. between a detach-
ment OF his brigade, amounting TO sbou, 900
men, and superior force of the enemy, who
was repulsed with conside rable loss. A mum
Der OF prisoners was taken, among whom
piquet OF dragons, with their horses. A
large quantity of grain likewise fell into our
hands. Our officers and men conducted with
distinguished bravery, and our loss was very
inconsidcrable.
Gov. Claiborne, Of Louisiana, has called a
special session of the Legislature of that
state, to be held at New-OrIeans, Nov. 10.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-11-16

..v., NOT HE. ~
NJ Office is hereby given that the subscribers have
been duly appointed Executors to the Last will
and Testament of JyayfES AUSTIN, late of New
port, boat builder. deceased, and have taken upon
lnem.eve. that trust, BY giving bonds. as tbs law
directs. All persons having demands against the
estate OF said deceased required to exhibit the
same, and all persons indebted to said Estate are
called upon to make payment to H.. .8
BENZ. LAWTON, } 49,.
JOB TOWNSEND, c0mr''
Newtorf, vgp Is, 1914 t
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-05-07
Land f0i. Sale.

"YE subscriber offers for sale, bes
tween, l2& 1900 Acres OF LAND
in Charles County, Maryland, situated
about miles from Port.Tobacco, and
the same distance from navisable was
tcrs. This property is rendered very
valuable on account Of the great body
of timber upon it, add there is large
stream of water passing through tho
land, upon which Grist or Saw Mill
could be erected with great advantage
A mors minute description is thought
unnecessary asitis presumedthose wishs
ing to purchase will frs. view the Land.
For terms apply to John B. Morris or
Daniel Of St. Thomas Jenifer, Esqrss
near Port Tobacco, Mr.. Alexander
Moore of Alexandris or the subscribers
WALTER II. JENIFER.
Port Tobacco, Feb %. It
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-05-07
From the Providence, r. I. .ameri-
can, Of Friday,

LATE FOREIGN NEWS.
On Tuesday evening last. the
Swedish sehr. Eliza, capt. Lodhok,
arrived here from st. Bartholomew.
after a passage of 20 days. Nineteen
passengers arriyedin this vessel. most
of whom went abroad in the capaci-
ty of masters of vessels. DR.. John
Heudree. Of Virginia. one Of the
passengers, informs. that the Eliza
was captured. soon after she sailed,
by the priyateer sloop Rambler.
Capt. Goldsborough, with crew Of
go negroes Ohe first Lieut.. being the
only white man 90 board) and carried
the same day into st. Christopher's.
and that, after the passengers had
ransomed the Eliza, she was permit
ted to proceed on her voyage to this
port.
Previous to her sailing, London
papers had been received as late as
March Is, which furnished accounts
ola battle within 10 leagues ofparis,
between the French army command
ed by Bonaparte in person, and the
allied forces. A wing oil the allied
army, composed Of Russians, was
defeated, with the loss Of $4,000 pri-
sOners.
The same papers advised, that ow-
ing to the bad conduct OF the Spanish
troops under Lord Wellington. he had
been defeated by the French, and was
on the retreat.
DR.. Hendree adds. that the slaves
in the Spanish Main having been
declared free, had embodied 10 the
number OF 10000, and were co,nmit-
ting the most horrid murders /; aud
that to prevent total destruction. the
Spaniards had applied to the COM
mander in Chief Of the British force
in thew Indies.
On the 9Th instant the Eliza was
boarded by the Saratoga priyateer, and
politely treated, and, in the latitude OF
Bermuda, was also boarded, and treated
in like manner, by the privateer Hawk.
A British feet Of 500 sail, under a
strong convoy, was to leave St. Tho
mas on the lst of May.
The crops in the Leewsrd Islands had
suffered severely by droughts.
List Of the passengers spho arrived here
from, 81. Barthoiomesos, IN The sloot
Eliza.
Captains Oliver Hicks, Samuel Evans,
Matthew Lessee, Joseph L Lee, Francis
Stillm.n, Rauson Frishy, James Hale,
Henry, Donn,son, William l.. Clark,
Esenezer bort, Stephen Robert.
Al,o DR., John Hendree, of Virginia /;
James Johnson, of Baltimore Charles
H. Vaughan, Of Portland; Amos Sc
ward, and Eliakim Fowler of Connect.
cut.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-05-07

Nezvs of the Essec Frigate.

Nezvs Of the ESSeI fTiyafe.
The United States frigate Essex, Cap
tain Porter, was left in the South Seas,
January 10th.
The Essex had taken, up to the 10th
January, twenty two sail, ships * briggs !;
she had cruising in company with her,
two ships of 20 guns each.-and two
hrigs of l6 guns each, had hauled
up the remainder of the prizes in q
small creek (where not stated) anddis-
mantlcd them had taken possession Of
three small Islands in the vicinity OF the
Creek, and fortified it with 100 pieces
of cannon. With this fortihcation, to-.
ge,her with the Essex and the armed
ships aad briggs IN CO. Captain Porter
felt himself secure and safe from any
attack that might be made against him
from that quarter.
The officers and crew of the Essex
were in good health-men, ammunition
and provisions were plenty--in fact she
was not in want of any thing.
She had not met with any British
cruisers since her arrival in the South
Seas, and had not been molested by any
body--in fact, she had the sole COM
maDd Of those seas. This is all the In.
formation could obtain of the Essex.
DIED on Monday last at Phlladel-
phia, after short illness, the Hon. NJ
cuo1Is CIIMaN. Senator of the Unit.
ed States, from Nov. Hampshire.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-05-07
THE SUBSCRIBER

Has for Sale the following articles at his
Store, viz
10000 VT. first quality Bacon
900 bushels potatoes
ITO do do Rhsde. Island
fit for Seed
Smoked Venison Hams
Neat Tongues
Whisky in barrels
5000 w.t. first quality Goshen Cheese
Picked beef and Pork
And general assortment of GROs
CERES as usual.
VIZ. GARNER.
M.rch Is d3m
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-05-07

ArAIL IS, 1914.
The sentence Of the court is approved
and the execution of it RENTED.
JAMES, MADISON:
.ddiutant e INSPECTOR Generals Office,
Washington, 25th .hfaril, 1914.
GEHERALa ORDERS,
The roll of the army is not to be long
er dishonored by having upon it the
name of brigadier gen. William Hull.
The general court martial of which
major gen. Dearborn ! is president, is
hereby dissolved.
BY order,
(signed) ]. B. WALBACH,
adj Gen.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-05-07
M.rch 26
Land for Sale.

TNHE subscriber will sell that we'll
3 known Farm REIIREMEN7'-d
II is situated ON the Great Hunting
Greek Bridge Road, about 4 miles from
Alexandria, containing
553 ACRES.
The Improvements are spacious and
convenient dwelling house, smoke houses
large barn and every other necessary
out house: The land produces uncomA
monty we'll, a.d to person disposed to
enter largely into the agricultural way
this farm would be great acquisitions
The proximity to Alexandria CONS
bined with fertility of soil, &c. repdeIsit
we'll worth the attention CT those dispos-
ed to purchase. Possession (if requir&
ed) will be given Observation-Disclosures
disposed to purchase may Know the
terms on application to Benjamin N.
Brooke or she subscriber residing on ths
premises.
March Is. tt
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-05-07
A. B. DICK.
GN HIND.

A small supply of Salad OLE
and some really calcined MAGNE-
SIA.-Spirits Wine recti6ed Shell
lac Common Magnesia Chammo'
mile Flowers, best Engli and Ame-
rican; powdered Emery, fine Grocus
Martis Tooth Brushes, superior qua'
lily I; Cloves, do. Pearl Ash Armea
man Bo! Borax, refined Castlie
Soap; French Chalk Honey.
Gpril "A. II.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-05-07
c. T. Chapman,
Cashier.
May Z.
The Subscriber

HAVING added to his prescribing
the Apothscary and Drug business, of
fers for sale a general assortment OF
Drugs s. Medicines,
Together with a variety o; other Arut
cies III the same line.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-05-07
Last Practising Ball.

MIR. CENERES has the honor of
wi informing his Scholars and the
public, that his Last Practising Even
ing for the season will be this Evening
the 7th instant.
May Ii.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-05-07
+, BALT1MonE. May 4.

!. BALTrMoRE May 4. +
THE ADAMS FRIGATE.
The schr. Clara, Newman, OF this
port in ls days from Havana arrived
at Egg-Harbor, LIST inst. about 27th
ult. off Savannah was boarded by the
United States ship ADAMS, Captain
Morris, going in for provisions she
had captured three .hips-the last an
Indiaman, taken out of a fleet from
which she took quantity of Ivory.
The Adams was chased out OF the
Fleet by a "a and the prize retaken -
Saw nothing else on the coast.-Pas-
sengers, Capt: Hamilton, late of the
Climax, of this port.--M. CHI. B.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-05-07

The Court Martial at Lake George
is broken up. Gen. Wilkinson object
ed to the form of tho crnrt, on the
ground of its not being composed OF &C.
neral officers.
Col. King came down in the Steam
boat yesterday. Gen. Wilkinson re-
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-05-07

main. .xshesded at Lake George. Gen.
lizard takes command OF the northern
army.-EN I. Gag.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-05-07
THE SUBSCRIBERS
Union Bank alexandria,
MAY 9Th, 1914.

MAY otnJ 1917
The Stockholders of this lns
.titution are hereby notified, that the
fifth Instalment of one Dollar on each
Share is called for, and required to be
psii at the Bank on Monday the 18th
of June next.
By order of the President and Di-
re ctOrs. &
G. T. Chapman,
Cashier:
May 2. tlsJ.
r Editors OF papers in Leesbu~gi
and Winchester, who published former
notifications will please insert the q
bow until the 18th June. .s
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-10-18
PHTENT PORTABLE
HOT BATH.

ne inventor OF simportaEt medical i'nprnvcrnen,
is now gone on to Tliladelp;, in order 70 provide
competent supply ofappugtus.
soon as lc make The necessary arrangements
agentswili be employed toconyey them tIoue!. out
tie United S'ates
he price which ne NJ frs. Contemplated. was on
doiars 10 private ciuzos to Physicians 100 dollars
fj p lew months however, he offered them ~ half
pree tot;ioSe persons aho might afford him the;, ap
whilst he collecting such facts and testimonies &c
the i'hiic required This period is now expired and
the Tice in future will be as at first intended Those
vino are able TO pyfor it, admit these prices TO be
reasonable.
For the reliefof Tire POOR every agent viii 10 :,
su7ieted to make provision in their respective. neigh
bourhoCds la the CITY OF Richmond, any poor pe,]oo
who may need the Bath, may apply 70 Mi John p
Shields captain olhe city watch or 10 Mr. John Mad
doN, with each Of whom there viii he de,rr,sit,d sys
terns 10 be devoted exclusively the service OF such
Ms the INTENDED arrangements are c9rnulcted noti6-
cations viii be given frorhtine 80 time to those con-
cernrd.
No person viii ~ permitted to sell any or fhe Paths
who Is not fnnised with proper license 81 as To be-
prepared TO grant dspens,tonst every purchaser nm
der the signature OF e inventor or his .one-I agent
as every known yoation OF the patent privilege viii be
PROSE e,'t,d according to law.
SAMUEL K JENNINGS.
=. R"hort G.. Jennings the General AGENT. is fur
seo ~itr supply of the Apparatus al his Office latch
'ccurir by James Brown, CSC.
July %. ~
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-10-18
FOR THE ENQUIRER.

The Prince Regent of England in his last speech to
his Parliament, its late Porogaton stated that he
was very soIcitcs ot Peace with the United States on
terns, :" honorable 10 both nations"-Aia,y oil our
gool p Oplc, reading this declaration, which ap-
pealed to them To be trniy dgnied, moderate aud
can immediately considered certain that a spec
Gy peace between the two countries would take place
The de atch from Commissioners at Client are
now beior,. the Iu5lc, and every osc may see what
ea his Roysl Hghness entertns OF what is honorable
for the United Ststes.
lie thinks it h1aerG6le for to yield to his Sal
wage allies al right the sovereignty and soil in a very
barge portion OF territory t-r by br ing up the
settlements of about hundred thousand OF our ct-
zens, aud preclung from hereafter settling and CT
vlnag any portion of the immense wilderness inclu-
lied in those bounds. lie moi.stlY proposes that we
shall have the power of purchasing by treaty any
part of that soil, athought already contained within
our boundaries, and is wiling relnquish for him
self! the same right, although he has never had the
right, and have the right purchase any
portion OF that land, unless he takes it from us who
have the sovereignty over It,
He thinks it "hoaaa6le" for the United States to
agree not To have any armed naval force the lakes
Ontario Erie Huron and Superior whilst he is to be
al full liberty have an armed naval force ~ them
He thinks "koorabie" Tor usto agree not to erect
any fortified or military post, cstab the
shores OF those lakes, and TO demosh those which
already have there whilst his ROYAL Highness is to
hold military posts and estab shmens on his shores of
those lakes
He thinks {: iorora5h FOR u' to re!nqush to him
large slpe Of territory from lake Superior the Mis-
sssppi and to give him the free right of navigating the
Mississippi II wold he equally modest in him insist
or the free RICH. OF navigating the James River from
Its mouth 20 its source: Would il be thought by him
10 he honorable to himself to ccle To ,is The free
right ornavigatng the ST. Lawrence from st. Regis to
tie Ocean
Ilethinks it i1n9raJi" for MS 70 ce,le to him N i'm
portant mart fthe State If Massachusetts, in order TO
make his territories more contract
Wien a; some future time, hs Rovas Hiehrsss the
Prince Regent OF England, SHALL solenrly declare to
his Parliament and to his people that he is anxious to
make pesee with the United States which shall be
stable, safe, md honorable, slau know how to be-
Ii i've hiu We shall not he any ongc? guile by such
Tn9defaie, candid, oEs7rfed, prii'ceH, ID ella 'iio s
CIYlS
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-10-18
XIRGIMiA

4 T Rh,eehafteniq ne Clerks oGcs oJHie Sute
"a 'Tor Court cf c3anceYtor tie Rlciin,d,d Ljlg-
tixet, the FIRST diygt .4sty. 1914:
m. Danie, i'm. Pl'tG
HgArsSr
Ro5crt %. Gi5en, .47y n. z Gibson. Z'cl1skie y.
BsI, Richard Lissva, Ecl'nmld Egglesto,., Jesse
-'iter, J1ei " lanes, JoiHi jYoos9l is,ti Joi ei-
~, Defts.
-, "JToG" Is'6ert T. f1 fkavqgg en-
to- - slfs Tg7cs 2li sZOs,i 81 ~ accordfie 10
PIE 7ct q .4ssea,75 go ge f1es ot tiis Court ana
Il a'ed'7mg Iy sali er:gy eucAce uf 6eis moi an
HD,'.Cstdns 81 tins c2pi.y: It is o'dered IIaf the
'eE term and ans.rer tie bin gfiac i,innf. Ggl mr.,
c21y 81 tas o'i hetorti,ut.i IN some ,e.rs
the C; fIticdm6id for f.ro months
@atoessi1et, cora bosted at tie ont cloos 4f the Car
iiot,1I GGidCin.
H-M ". HENING, c. c.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-10-18
ENR SALE

4 Y.4LUd8LR TR.dCI' OFL.EIrO
IN Dan River, containing between $50 * 200 acres
- atsut miles from the Court-house-On this
tract, Is about5q acres OF low stounds-the high land
Is OF good qoa'H hes well and clear oi stone there
arc on the p>ce two settlements, one of wl,icI, /.
ON the hiliahove the Tow grnimds, wherein Is n dwell
hg-house with two rooms below stairs, Kitchen vita
two rooms and stone chimney, dairy smoke house
stable and barn ana garden paIled. The other set
Element is further from tho river with dis e,;,r
house, kitchen, snote-house and three harms. will =,
garden paled.--A great bargain may be lad in tbs
land Tor cash. o. | would take yDuag negroes at cash
price IN part payment
W1tLIAN TaomIs.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-10-18
20 DOLLAKS REMARn-

bANA NAh from the Falls Plantation. on the
NELSON, black ma out and vel made. abont
lect hIS ANA 22 years are; he was raised 4, fb.
n1elgnDoni"cd Of iishshole, and was purchased in
VAR, isrsn '"'t"i Mr. C"ttenten His elotLing was an
new WOOL rat. ~ p"
MILL ON, ofdarl: complexion, about feet or
inches high and rather slender made; glrr,nse nine.
zen years oiH answers remarkahiy quek when spo-
lie Was raised aou Noro,k, where It i, lkly h., ,v;l,
a'SmlS =" go 1t he qlitstis Ho.glbouraod His cIot,
,S was an cznabrs shirt ani grey Aersey coat * nan
falcons, also a wool hat - i'''-
d "rnly Dollars win he paid delivery
{" sac Negroes 10 the subscriber or Tor ,.,. be,,, 80
cared ~ Ial so At lac may get them-,r ton dol are
October IS
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-10-18
sd) JUAN VILLA yICENTIo.
From file Of tie .London Courier.

JoNDOy, AUG. 10.
a most absurd report appeared in the Morning m.
pers Yesterday, and being very absurd they 10 not know
how 10 dispose oft this day u was said t at oran
tity OF TRANSPORTS Is hiring Ivy government and nc ma
service could be discovered for thcm nv the Quduuncs
they affirmed they for e French to send tfoons
IN ST. Domingo The French have more shipping Of
their own, particularly prizes than necessary 10 CON
Vey oil the troops 81. DOMINGO can require. The
transports advertised for II is well and pubcly known
IN the city, are for the expedition under. ord Hill and
for sending supplies to Canada. The assertion Of nnrn
Der Oi rpnsVarts having been paid oN is 81 mistake
Very few, il any have been paid Oh On the con
trsry, there s aud viii Cor some iire continue n
bc, much employment Cor tIsnsrufsa 81 at any fine
during the wor, IN bringing home ourarmy, magazines
stores, SIC independently ofthc American service
Tocompete ord H;li exrf'iii ,reosiirra Of o-roef
activity now pursuing. Three companies of Anil
lery, commanded by t. Col Dic,s9r z, s'a;ots Joncs
end Mc-ae ordered "a hold tbeusciv-t In -o..
ness 20 embark IN America, the Cove of Cor' n,
the let u September, from Which place, at tIa time
Lord Hir viii sai. are. II
Gen. Ilh's expedition ooR Interests G,c rnfrc o,
home. " viii got, We hacp -lrrad, ia. mated. M
part culel - Wee. letcr 1o Portsmouth, IOWA "a -
0Oe mon vii embark there 3 fays, Gr,tra, ,.-,Tar
Lord I'LL t0af act the fl0ffae TIE ie ~ c,rrrer
bu' a wtoI 90 nm roper 10 i'scdsc DE r,ree;ee 81;
oftien. Tii's attack cgon five knew H. C;ro.,,r
Stances ha,e secured i.h Do indeed throw some
r.-t 0nthe N'i ct 'i'~, most of th. fr,s,,s ,y,li
embark from ~ mouth. hi4 l.idship and t,e e,,,e.
d.iion VIII fnal.s $3.50 lrGr Cors
FROM t.c.rnau paror on extract Is made tlis dav
ligliy dearv'n, grave consideration. From Paris
ErGi Ger. ~ j, ou every Qnartcf, vii, reorsi ,,c
fuG T. cCr rD' 'lal hn' anl restless fssirc az yer
!, impatient, cN,rsac iy the w;'rary fqsaino in
France l eto tna ga be called -',ici, com r,rfha,
n-my haifthe nao' SD limos al the .ctive rr,er ol
innuonce ia all de ranks ofsocieg. We have -ndca.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-10-18
JUST PUUTTSHED.
A 80 20 SsIe al pcter f.1llom,a I.au nnd ~

a Nd Fof Sale at PccrC 5ttom's Law and NIjscello.
~ noous Book Store :-----
The Life Of the Marquis ard Earl or Wellington
eon"'nanderi1 chefof bis o. msJ sts forces in the pe
nnsuia-pfice $50 cents
- he Wanderers Or frrnale Difficulties by Madame
~ hf4day "a sol 3 dots
- he hinr"um NJ hr5 and Scicuccs, by Thor.as
Cooper for April, Noy, June and Juy
Hiso- c'r1plcie SETS q the Anaiccdc Ms~aziDs ami
Port Folio, los Joy, Se.
suiJ ~.
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TO BE RE.N9T7ED ar SOLD,
THE MANSION HOUSE HO'rEI

LII. StANStON HOUSE HOTEL,
6 tOitNER of Eleventh, and Maiise, Streets phiIa.
delpha, and possession tohe Ind iIumediatelv-
ihe nr'se is 80 fec front, 6Of;,et deep aud fem, s,t
RES his The 10, $50 feet dec, 10 so feet stree.
There are annexed two large b;lit,es, one OF inch
contains p bed chambers; The other is 50 s,ct front
81 deep and two stotic. high Situate on Eleventh, ard
the 80 feet street The present tenrnt Mr. William
Rensa1, has had upwards Of GO beds e,,'n,eti IN mis-
establishment. Every ching employed ia the kitchen
and "sh-bosc,hy contract with Mir. ii.nsv TO re-
house.
ihe present tenant Las pubi,e nothing BIZ, ,lat
perfectly correct, and Ee extract from his a,;vcrc-
nt't Yyes AZ accurate description of the establishment
w t|m iSenS,aO iucrInS his friends AID a,tici,-
'a''y laes and GeF''emen tiaee!ling thai in his new
's'oep h 'as amrlyio his mower to accommo-
d"te f''n m S'nerinr strie .y'- nunlh,r. Of pri-
vac parioIrs for h''es, ven rs double and single
hfoaed chambers. The situation pleasant and airy he
lnc opposite to an open square, hereby giving his es,
s!iShment a''eded advantage over every thing OF the
kind in PHILADELPHIA
should the tenant or purchaser he inclined 10 ex-
tend ls views, there lot adjoining Isl feet ON Ee-
-efh and l52 feet on tie 80 feet street He may have
the Whole or part of this lot For, terms appl, te
JOSEPH I'REN,T.
i-lcnlnow', Yet. 10 ep2w
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-10-18
Ten DOLLARS REM ARD.

sAN-A-IVAY frou, the Subscriber, . r,rlatto man
80 nameh Geo':-c, very iSely, about twenty
SLY 'a,s 81 age very hsy hair, tycd bchi!, speaks
and looks IKE SailorfIe was se.. cr,ssi, Sisvo's
Hr'fge on Sn'l"y morning and It u probable ha HIS
taken the ff&d towards Norfolk where he formerly
rved, or 70 t'Iiroe,'ilward Court -House-'Che above
e~Mu wNn re'snnah'e eTpenccs will nc paid, On his
being lodged in JAIL delivered 70 tie s',tsc.iher.
GEORGE MARX
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-10-18

We ONNNR FOR SALt--

BALES Napt Coltons, Cough * Bra.thwail's nas.
uiactory, and principaliy high numbers,
so Pieces twilled saciSing,
lO0 Peir o., ia, t24 led Blankets,
5000 Pounds best Jonton Seine 1wirc,
1000 Yards ea'pe'ing Of The best quality,
10 ncn Yarn Hose,
hunks Worfod md lambs Wool Hose.
DITTO chichester Stunts.
IN ASA f-neut Of .hcvcty hsf rirsli steel s tl.~y
Clr"', ms Thread. Coaii. sc.
winch " ! be sod on 1nabt leras for cash o.
ie' ptances ia town
Sept. n.