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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-10-04

totally gone. Mr.. Hallam must have suffered
very much, besides the loss of his property in
store The ship drove from his wharf !; and
crossing Smiths, and the wharf lately owned by
Mr.. Peleg Brown, went on the rocks above Prem.
tice Breeds, where she now lies two feet per-
pendicular above Spring tides, but with little
injury, and may be got or without much expense.
Al the buildings lately sold by .Afr. Brown, are
gone, except the house. Many Others, too n,-
merous TO mention, are sufferers, some in great
er Others in less degree and tie mischief is
not local 'it has extended itself for many miles
roI4.d the country"
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FOR SALE.
THE FOLLOWING VERY VALUABLE
LANDS.
IN THE STATE OF OHIO.


ANE Tract of 6G6 o-3 acres, situated on the East
" Fork OF the Little Miami, and distant about IL
miles from Cincinnati
Another tract OF 45O Acres. situated en- the West
side OF the Scota, about miles above Franklin
ton, and the distance from Columbia, the present
seat of Government
Another of 46i acres, situated just above the
tract last mentioned. and within one mile oil Mil.
And one other tract of 1880 acres, the Little Mi
ami, about fifteen miles above Franklington and CO.
lunbia
II is be observed that these tracts are on good
water COURSES, aud contiguous to some of the most
fourishing settlements in the Western Country
The land, tao, lays remarkably WELL is OF an excel
lent quality, ami covered with oak seeeh walnut and
sugar trees. Tie whole, has been accurately survey
ed, and granted by Government Tor military SER
vices rendered; and the patents for which, are re-
corded in the Office ofthe Department of State
Any offers Tor, enquiries relative this property
will receive The prompt attention of Mr.. Cary Seldom
who resides in Richmond, or of the Subscriber who
also resides there, OF Mr.. James Selden who will
shortly visit the Western Country, and will remain in
Chilicotbe from the Goth August til LIST September
after which period, he will proceed Cincinnati where
he viii remain until the Goth September.
or n. IL. The Editors of the Lexington Reporter
Chilcothe FREEDMAN, and w Western Spy are request
ed in publish, soon convenient, the above adver-
tisement until the Goth September and forward their
accounts to the Office ofthe Enquirer for payment
w. SELDEN, E1 or. If
MILES SELDEN, decd.
lulu 10 RI
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RoB'T. G SCOTT, Rector.

The public were fO'Id rly notified ofthe changes
which were deemed necessary in tins i'stitutionsnd
the visitors happy infyrn their Fe low -Ci
items that the effects wnch were then Anticipated
have been anpiy realized. 9,
BY the establishment Oi chemical chair, and the
purchase OF ana cquste apparatas by prOlof gnZ the
period OF instruction 20 tiiee years, and by
hns The Moral anil POtieJ courses SO as The better to
adapt them the present in roved stas Of tlese sr
enees, and important sources Of knowledge have
been opened. But The introduction ola sric srstern
Of Police IS the great aud essential iaiprcve,o
which has been accomplished IN tue College sG "a C
tual, has this been dOrc pltey have order ard
decOTItn been esabl shed, tatnO sn0isr iustitufio
on the Continent ca,, u is believed, boast Of pupils
more Venptfroin the ordinary wees and tolies Of
youth
II rs true that the Society were obliged during the
course which has usttcrminated, to make o. SOME
seyert,, but il 10 maintain the discipline Of the
College and not TO pun sh dcpraylty, tat this ri.Our
cxerted. So exemplary during the last yeir, has
been q moral conduct Of the Students, that not
htsry instance has occurred in winch il necessary
~ ariaig one oil tein for an IN itself vitiousNay,
not one OF them has been seen bungng in Ia
veln.
This thorough reformation incontesi5y proves that
young MeA are by no means so htractable as some
have imagined. Nor, whore Parents anil Guardians
pave eooperatcd, have TIE Society experienced any
serious difficulty in estsb hing their authority. They
sever any thing which wound the incest feel
ings but Obedience where it is necessary, they re-
guhe 20 he implicit.
Huis dolly impressed upon the minds Of Stu
derts cfore eY leave bone, if they clearly under
'i'n1 Tea, lar al anger viii be o. inevitable eonse-
isnae si l, ,i.ts ceasurcs and above all, that cx-
ti'.'oa iry,a the CONVERSELY would be stigma nearly
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.HLernndrin. .LLn1n.

alexandria, III y 10.
Captain Stokely from Curacao, informs
that things we're in very unsettled state ON
the Main-Curacoa was still in possession If
the British, and American vessels not admit
tel except on special permit from the Gov
ernor Markets dull---Flour Q dollars.
1tallIouhe deciaretf9r Bo,oharte.
Capt Markiey, of the brlg X shy Sun. arr
at this port yesterday, from Blsseterre, Qua
daloups, informs that OH Sunday morning. the
loth june, there WAS an Instruction in tina,
lsland---the military and citizecs declared for
bonaParte--the governor resisted, & IN con-
sequence was put under arrest until the next
day. when he agreed to come into the mea-
sures--Wss released and salute of d guns
hTed, and the tri-colOred n !, hoisted. STbe
British adm. Durham, in the Venerable 74
gun ship, arr. off the Island soon after. and
sent messenger on shore to the govt. hons
VINO renamed but few minutes and returned
on board, and the ships made sail for Marin
ique. 1t was expected the Island would he
declared IN state IT rigorous blockade. or an
attempt o'aGc by the British TO get Possession
OF 1t. The inhabitants declared Their deter-
mInation to resist at all hazards any attemn,
~ .- ~ 80, Gazette
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FOR SALE.

IHAY' TRACT or La n calleof C OLESRyLE
6NON TANNING by late survey 7Os acres wing
- III the upper e, Of Gooehland County, adjoining
land is well adapted the growth of CORR wheat ard
tobacco. There is soil in the stale more. come
nal 20 the growth Of clover than thisabout 500 ices
OF the land is cleared and ready for cultivation, and a.
bout5O acres i first rate meadow in convenien.
parts OF the plantation. Its conteuty to James River
(which Is about ivc mles,) together with the elribi
lily OF the neighborhood, renders it n4o-t desirable 81
tualon for ag icnitura pursuits. The improvements
are, large dive llne-house, snoAe house and dairy
kitchen and other 8 ssary out-houses thriving
young apple Orchard. This place is notable for ts
excellent fritof all descriptions.
For terms, sPpiy to Col. Robert Quarlea of Rich.
fnond, or the subscriber living on tie preraises
SAINT. o. MINOp
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$50 REWARD.
STOP THR rHLERtL

oIOP TIE IHIEF!!
GITOLEN on Tlursisy npLt. the c0t. ne In.
= my riding rio go bay, not v.,v b igh. re,D,rt'
ably well made, IL years Oh, nearly five FEET hin
ut tram his close form and huik, would not aDpeqr
more man inur let ten very short neck and b11y,
rides toeraly well PAGES rather short trots very y,
vel aud easy and forced to rslop bears on the ii,
ana Shews las tceh IA. DO not recoiieet any White -
bout him, but when cleaned there may he discovered
name to his tail, that has been nicteh WIen 10
ISIS, CARR S III and movss ttrquently, which nav
be called switching When stand ns BY The bride or
feeding, and YOU approach hire, he backs his ears ~
very fat when taken
"ill give the abovr reward for the delivery Of thc
ho and th'e, or twenty five dollars for the horse
only.
JOIN VOODSON
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DAN1ELCOUCH.
KAN VIVA.
THE SUBSCRTRRP

ENTISHES u sell his LAND or. the KansvI,, T.,
w Mason county, containing fflcen hundred !,
49, ' wh"i I'VE hun'l'ed acres OF rich ad fertile
bottom, In form arly square o. his tract s
small settlement Of II s acres which rents for 2uI
nHneis OF corn producing from to 1900 bushels, nor
IS y better than the Iow-grouud generally.
n well for salt water has been bored .hcpt ono c.
ep, WIZ tbe most promising appearances ofsuccsss
pat from tha inconvenience attending the subcrbers
sale (since made void which was eGeotcd fb lac, 49,;
a "ss on the premises, nothing has been Completely
sscertan h-bnt from the opinion Of the nciehbors.
inu P-' u'aFiy o. the Hsn who bored the WI, the
best grounds exist for belief that eornuietc s,..
n Stts aed the experime g. The land with Inc
is zee 9i sat water, the subcribor wishes tn spll. and
w w msks me terms accommodating Properly in
Richmond or Lynohturg, would he t,ket =, lt,.hSs-
ct LIBERAL credit allowed on the greater partort6e
~, y person w's'i - 20 buy sill please u spry to
Mri thoni Richardson, % Rio ni0nd, Or d, h. sol.
scriSer "a hanSver.
- NIFr r1r-os-
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SAMUEL WHITE.
TEN DOLLARS REWARD.

RU.N-.4-W.4Y
ENROM he subscriber residisg in the County n
y Cheslerfed, on the 25th ult. Negro man by the
name of JlM-he is about feet or inches hieh of
yeiiowish complexion. stout and well made walks with
s toes little turned ir-one of his upper teeth i'm
medately in front is ou-he is about so wears old -
Whoever will deliver the above fellow tome or Mr..
John Branch At thu Brick Warehouse in Manchester
or secure him so that get him again, shall receive the
above reward.
JOHN HOWLETT.
July l2.------w3wp
p. S. The above fellow was seen crossing M,vo's
Bridge, on the same day he elopcd.
7 n
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DECAY OF BRITISH SHIPS.

LONDON, April 70.
The America, of - guns, ly four years
and a halfold, Ia contract ship] was taken in
to dock last week, at Plymouth, s, was found
IN rapid state of decay in every part. Ma
ny otner ships are also in state of prema-
fure decay, and this will continue to be
the case, while wood quite green from the f.
rest is suffered to be put into our ships. 1t
is fact well known to our naval artizans.
that trees are one month growing in the forest
and in the next for component parts of our
naval buIwark.
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LAST NIGHTS MAIL.

NEw-YoRK, July 7.
1t will be perceived by our NJ .riue News,
that captain Mckay, of the shconer Fly,
spoke on Wednesday brig in 81 days from
LoAdon, aud was informed that at the latter
end of May, the time she left London, hostil-
Ities mad not commenced against France ::
but that they were momently expected.
AZer. .ddu.
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ROBERT NELSON NV Co O.
H9I EJUST RECEIYEU.
so PACKAGES M COo1,r
81 PACKAGES nlf a


CONSISTING
g. UPERFiNE Cot $, Gas imeres Stockipens,,s
- Cal COS and i'' ted Caobrics, Gingharns' Bonn
g Szet.'' Bomhz1 ms "a q "a shniings end Isnp
Siot"s, C"mb.ic and hadiass Hsnkercoisfs, Mnsins.
q y With vsri ofotaer ar,icl s.; and are h daIy
expedition Of turtier supplies, which viii he soi
w'"iessi4 aeire .at reduceJ prices, fo. cash b.
srceptanoes Ia town '
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$50 REWaRD.
RUNAWAY os THE lSru or.

RUNAWAY On THE 18TH vIT.
EINtOM the subserIser, living in Halifax County Va.
a. DANIEL, Negro Man of = black coul Election,
bout NO years old, five feet eleven inches high
Remarkably well made. spry and active, when spoken
orephes quick aud distinct, and frequently viii,
down look. In the use of implements OF husbsn,lry
ne Tar exceis Ordinary fsllowsthe coat he wore away
was OF blue broad cloth. There is very lutte dou6t
but he has obtained free pass, with witch he will at
tempt to reach tie State ofOho or Pcnnsvivania
whoever will apprehend said negro and con6ne him
IN jail SO that get hin again, will bring him to me-
SNAIL receive the above reward, together with all rea-
sonaoie expenses and charges.
JOHN WfMBlSH
v2NtE G mmardsnt OF the 9Th Regimen clf Nirgi-
Il mia NJ litia having ordered Court Martial To
convene at Mr. Ralph Wngields Tavern in, the com
" OF Hanover, on the 18th instant, for the till OF the
following persons reported rs delinquent nder the
General Orders of TIN 10th OF August. 1914 Elem
ing Bates john Bell, James Grew, alias JOHN Crew
Duke James Parrish, Edward 3 Gethiy Tyree
Harris, Thomas Honeycut Obadiah Jones, Jesse
Lane, John Williams, jr g Charles Whit ock--sone
OF whom are not To- b. found wiun the bounds of the
Regiment --lh are hereby notified OF the meetiasof
the Court, ia order afford them an opportunity e
awaiting the selves of any lawful they may have
to offer to the said court
By Order ofthe Commandment
ofHie 74h Virginia Regt
HUDSON NJ. WlNGFIFI ID Adj;
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Vsr arrived 1t Rockets. and nov lying a, the
% Cosny VIVA C. 10000 lbs Of k,' best
FAMILY BACON.
hog round, superior TO any that has been At Roct
ettf this year particularly the hams which ar ,
raHted equal to any oftbose Of Westpbala end arc &c
very nice size for shipping ''' VI
II The aOove bacon dors r,oi ,psyer ,L. ,s-,.,.
above the purchaser n,ay return IT, Il any tirne tn ,h
-iscrlDef on Tie cross street leading nom the Bell
Tavern to Mayo's Bridge ''''''
JUiy u
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ENQUIRER OFFICE,
Richmond, Juiy 10, 1915.
" IMPORTANT 10 curry Nan, Won,al
e Chitd, in the Slate!
FOR THE ENQUIRER.

Alta convocation of tn visitors and. Governors Of
The College OF William q Mary, held The 4th day Of
July, 1915.
On N tion-REsoLveD, That tie following Address
Of the yiors and vernots OF this College be recor.
ded and published.
A Copy -Teste,N
LEONARD HENLEY, Clerk.
ROD'T. G. SCOTT, Rector.
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WASHINGTON Inlv 10.

WhSHINGTo July TO-
we learn from Fetle raj source at Balti-
more that the U. S stock of 1914 is at par,
100 doll lrs in money for 100 in stock, dyi-
dcnd Off Treasury Notes are above par.
Nat. Int.
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ofthe 74h Hirg7,na Regt.
HUDSON VI. WlNGFIELD, Adj
LOUIS CONVERT

AID, in consequence of being robbed ortwo bundles
n - OF DUE BILLS, to the amount of about $40
cautioned the public against receiving any such blls
sisned by him Theexgency ofthe times and the inn
possibility OF carrying his business, without such
oiis, tor small sums, viz: from so cents induce
hun to cancel the notice thus given and to info IN the
public that confidence may be placed in all bills duIv
signed, and issaed by him, Ms above. He makes HIM
selianswerable for the respective sums which his due
bills may renre.ent -
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FARMERS BANK OF VIRGINIA.

AGHEEABLY to legal ami rt-ular notification
Of Stockholders resident in Norfolk, Petersburg and
fredericksburg, requiring speeill meeting oil the
Stockholders Olrhis Bank for the purposes in said
cato1fuy set forth, number oil the Stockholders as
seDbed the Banking-House in the CITY of Ricb
inond, on Friday, the 7th Of July, with considerable
nunberof proxies irotn absent Stockholders
The following resolution was offered for the nm
sideration OF the meeting aud seconieis
RESOLVED, that Che resolution OF Stockholders Of
the 5th JANUARY, 1914, which resolution in the fol-
owing ~or's TO wit: WHEREAS the President 81
directors Of tie Farmers Bank ot 6jc5,,l,,d nj
on Hie IN dW Of March, 1918, 3uss IN ordinance
.eheie6y ofrong Other hiugsu 40os ore.dfired stal
me DTecforS ~ me scgerGi Offices If Tsco,irf aud
.-OosH reSpectueiy be- dHdthey are here6r re1,d-eI
u cause tn be fors0rded bv their regbecf,,e f,sL
eIs Or IreasWre1s, east 9nce y, sleiq 1o,nh n qf
81 the 1taDeS of edch md eUsjy beis0n Or be,so,,.
1eho shdH h4ue Procured PIPER 10 Js diecoi1nsd bD
mem respectively, fogethe, Nth the Gmou = d,e bg
each, as b4yer aud entls ssr go 1s IA 4A,JLs M
EfeatdeW cnd DaeotorS of fhe farmers Bopki Of
vfcgt'HG, IN Keep tie resbeciUe Offices of Dfgco,S,
and D195lt oj0reSdid informed fam TINE 10 time If
ne general state oftie cotboraeon fnecessar1. and
q al Nd eUeiY berson o. bsrso1s 7,ia ma, ,b54 H..
Gld oDtdnt fssc0uU or DISCOUNTS at onc mr. t,ore ,f
M' sad OGcss II iiseoilW and DcBssiL multi
Sha" b. the dUiy IF me President and CASHIER. of
me Soid TURNER'S bunk IF Vreinla. frogi tine 10
me 80 nue. S"ch fonImt7'd t2'is TyasHcUe heg, on
eitter gfHe7i, shall n en- tneccsspv " brobsy o.,
coRasiertGon ghereof Rcs3tUeL nit Me lasenng 40
dbiiore m'lrufy the same. md require me ss7,5roi
C@ces q Discoum anil Dcpssi to conform thereto"
--l'e, and The same IS hereby repealed.
The question h,ng put on this resolution, the
votes we're
For the resolution o29
Against it loss
1t was then mos d and seconded, that the follow.
ing resont,i be adopted a SUBSTITUTE. Tor the sore-
sud esuiutoi OF the 50r.Tanuary, 1874, viz.
RESOLVED, TINT he directors a. tie Bank NJ
Richm0ud, dH the directors nj the several Ohces
IT Discount amt Dcbosit at Petfsi1rg, .VorfLt.
Fred"rcksbipg, Winchester 0nd Leactburg, be re.
quired 10 10 BE- foroa,4F b. their Cashisrs az
eosf oHce in every moHfh to czech efhsy rceOect1ek
list # The npiies II each 0nd eue,y Person or ter
sons, rho saH hare procured papcr 20 be aseoglsea
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NDTtCE.
GLASS, CUT S PLAIN.
JUST RECETVED,

GLASS, CUT s PLAIN.
JUST RECEWED,
find iozU of7ening az the corner of Main and
18Th Streets,
VARIETY OF ELEGANTLY CUT GLASS
AMONGST WHIcR ARE,
Desert sets, sweetme; t. Jelly and syllabub glasses
wines, dccanters pitchers tumblers salts CELERY eas
ses, lemonade cans &c. &c
a lew passage lamps and p pretty general assort-
ment OF plain glass; OF varinns kinds which will be sold
by the quantity and retail, by the subscribers;
Who also e.rhect,
Shortly to receive, Liverpool table ard fine Tea chi
M, and aquantity ofassortcd Crates &c
VIM. ALLISON, & Co.
July 15--4t
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THOMAS S. POPE.
THYLOP.
Iiy y

RETURNS his grateful acknowledgements =. =,
'rends ADD tis public, for their lilera 20 hp
No aiorms then, that be he's removed M,
Wv D1,id'ng, on the corner Of " and 6,I y, to ,is
Dispatch. Wv" Nde6y aud
j1y i2.@------1B
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.4rrived since orr last
Briggs CoRnectieUt, Burlmg New York; Defiance,
Leayt,, Portland; sc'rs Speculation, Siivert&orne
Baltimore Mary-Ann, Watt, Norfolk Active
Brewer, New-York Unioa Picket, Boston sloobs
Intercourse, Block, Philadelphia Canton, Goodwin,
Norfolk
CLEARED -ScRrs Ocean, Archibald, ST Thorn
ass; Three Sisters, Brekhead, Nort,lk; Rishmond
Packet, Kent, Boston; Nancy, Packard, do; Union,
Ssngar Providence, r. |. AnseImo, Grant, do Lady
MDonogb, White, do Mary-AnR, Pratt, Middle
town; sl0opS Abigail, Burgess, Nsw-Port Fair PLAY,
Freeman, NewYork Fame, Chace, do Isabella,
Hand. Wilmington
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Signed June 4, 1850
PIECE ORIGINATE.

TERMS on which propose to afford the as
sistance OF British land force to uphold
the Sovereignty of his most Chstlan Males
~ ty LOUIS the 18th over the Island Of Mar
Unique.
The entire sovereignty of the Island shall
remain in the name and under the Flag of
varre.
The British Troops shall be put in pos
session of Fort Royal Fort Bourbon bou-
die Redoubt and Pigeon Island, and shall
In every respect, act as an auxiliary force to
aid HIS Exceieucy the. Compile De Waugh
raud, in carrying on the government for his
sovereign.
The British troops shall be maintained at
the expence of the British Monarchy, receive
ing however every friendly assistance in pro-
curing provisions, tor which they will pay as
is customary.
The British Troops shall be under proper
discipline, and any acts contrary to good or
der shall be promptly punished by the Mill
tary Laws. They shall not however be sub
.jeCt to the French Colonial Laws, and ON tine
other hand the British Troops will appeal to
abe Colonial Laws under the Government of
His Most Cnrlstian Mnjesty, if they should
have any cause of complaints against any of
has subjects, whose persons & properties will
be completely respected by the officers and
soldiers of II. b. Majesty.
the stipulation | subscribe in the name of
my sovereign, and promise to maintain, being
Teciprocally guaranteed by his excellency the
Counte de.Vaugiraud, who is TO remain in the
full possession and exercise of the Govern
ment.
All these attempts to raise the tricolored flag
or the standard of Bonaparte the usurper, be-
ing mutually resisted by arms, and those who
would make such attsmpt, being treated as
enemies of the allied Sovereigns of G.. Britain
and France.
(Signed)
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BANK OF VIRGINIA.

AT Meeting Of the Stockholders OF the Bank Of
Virginia, held their clearinghouse in the city Of
Richmond, ON the Sth day ct July, 1915,
A motion was made by Geo X. Taylor, Esq. that
the registion of the Directors Bank OF Virgi-
quiring the Cashiers of the offices to make mothly
ieturh oil Individual accounts, rescn,led. alui the
following be made bye-law in place thereof" That
whenever hercsitrthe offices OF Discount & Deposit
at Norfolk, Pete sburg Iyncib rig Il Fredericksburg,
sAsi' disc mt the papers ofany person residing more
tan 10 miles OF the lihts ofsli L owns spectve y
ii shalt be the duty OF the Cashier oil office OF Dis
count s,"l Deposit to AXE ost transmit to the
Directors Of tie Bank ct V rgnia, together with
their weekly sbstiac " the state of the funds at
such office If Discount and DEPOSIT, last of all such
pei with te discounted Tor them respective
ly and the rectors of The Bank OF Virginia shall
from time to time their owa discretion, communi-
cate nioIna ton to of the other Offices OF
Discount and Deposit as may appear eNpedient."
The votes the question beiue received, there were
III favor vi the niOtioa 972
against it 3,155
Majority against the motion clog
On motion of WIN. MXwe Esq-REsOLvED UNANI-
MousLY, That the aioregoirg proceedings be publish
cd IN one or more newspapers "a the City of Rich
motd
JOHN BROCKENBRoUGH, Chairman.
WIN. cambridge, Soy.
july I2.-
Several CeIebratioms Of the All Of July
mill affledr IN our neat.
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dispose Of reasonable terms
NV ES and Forks Saws of every description
IN Pocket * Penknves Files Locks, Hammers
SCISSORS, majors PianeS g. Plane Irons
Pins, Needles Locks R,I,s Hi,,o.s
Graz ei's Diamonds Wood screws
Surveyors and Pocket Drawing and Cuttin,
Conpasses, Chains Knives
S y, Instruments Curriers' DO. AIDES
fasn'onsbe Tea 'tr Cast Steel
WATERS Bread B's CTS Chizels sd Gouges
Caddies, Dress'g Boxes SPOKE Sbsv.s
Sugar and Spice Boxes Aueers. Gio,Dlet,
I'm, Iron and Copper Braces and Bits
~ 1ea-heulss Co'npssses, Rules
Tea and Coffee Pots, Soueres. ReviIs
S SenSs Mus; Pncers, NipperS
SSnAihnS bishas Brad Avis, OIL Stone
T ~ Thumb i4atcAes
a6ie' lea and Soup Glass Paper Hoes
~ spoons Ratchet Trowels
nSl, met| Kettles q Spades Shoyeis,
-ri "rtars Scythe Blades
Coal Scuttles, 9i(ters An,i,s Vises
Hsh ana Castors, plated Timer and Blacksmith
and wood Reel JroD
Brass ID SIX Mounting ! ReiIou,s Scrpu, Plat.
Cf1,'innoueS' handles and Bed Screws, Nails
uses Brads, lacks, Sprigs
o oi,e h9oos aud Rings Steel, German, Blister
Quadrant anu Catches Iron TVTdov, CI,ss
EscutcheOns, BED caps sash PnIiies and Iiss
Iron. Wood aud Brass Fish Hooks and Lines
Casters Jon.s Cr,Io cls
Brass AID Wooden Cocks C3aIiiperg. Plycrs
G X1 Mails Chest of Shoe.maker's
Cork Screws
Mattresses, Shoe thread
a supply OF GUNS and PISTOLS daily expecte,,.
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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-07-12
JAMES LEITH.

II. CeneruI
IAgreedt TO by The French authorities, at
Martinique. May %, 1851