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aleranbrfa Daflp aoDertfser.
SATURDAY, MARCH /.

The fchooner Sampfon, Captain Smith, of this
port, WA left at tie HAVANA the 10th q, Fe.
bru4ry. Schsorer Highland, Captain ysaton,
at Guada!oupe, early in February.
Capt. pixey, of the Nancy snd Katy. from
Lagoon, arrived at Philadelphia lett there the
2 I'd nt. ycEeis belonging to n. Orleans, 27th,
fc!lin it'll several Spaniih vtG.Is from Campeachy
tor Haysnns, and was detained until the Sat.
when Bfitith 'gigatc engaged and csPyured after
"a fiease action, the ioar armed briggs, the theirs
nade their sfesPe.
The president of the United States has
appointed Wi1LIAN .CRANcH chief Judge
ot ,he district of Columbia, in the room
of William Kitty, appointed chancellor OF
Maryland and ALLEN B. DUcKET, in
the room of Mr. Cranch promoted.
We understand some Of the insurance
companies haze came 10 determination
nos 10 insure Spanish risks without a re-
seryasion against seizuresin port.
q. s. Gas.)
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Ncaofi1g In this road they are under the com.
naad OF Sir John Thoma, Dltku ORTIZ. vice ad
! n.ai OF The white, and conlit of the following
hips
S9s'b 741 Vice Adm, Daekserth
(Csptain Keats.
carcpus 30 } Rear Adm. Louis,
J. Captain Auien.
sFncsr "A Captain hon. R. Stepford.
Donegal So Captain Malecm.
sdas "A Captain Pym.
assmcmmon74 Sir Elwasd Barry.
Inc ,,cas,a, of 40 guns, captain Dunn,
ana another frigate, arrived here this morn.
MS this day reported that an express
ua arrived from Eogiand at Barbados
NUN naa the important intelligence that the
uaoss, as well as the Swedas, had deciar.
g war against France. And as there is
: % aOuot Of the king of Prussia's joining,
: may De seen in state paper in another
S : q this, Bonapar,e's rapid advances in
Z Sslmsny may cost him sery dear; he was
:, lae las. accounts, more than 500 miles
s sg'o ms capital, with large additional ar.
,.. ss % contend With, VINO may not only
,,a 49, a. a's progress, but leave very li,ste
i &. OF bis being able 10 make good
), ! ae hrss December mail was received
y: pos,-stice on Saturday last.
r., as maJesr's ship Ner,humbsrland,
me \. aulm'rsl Cochrane, arrived here this
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8AssATERRE, (St. Kas.) Jan. I'll.

oaoeA fhNhE, 81. KHt. Jan. FL.
On Sunday evening isft we had rhe pieaGng
hgS OF !quadfon Of Engilh aips Of the liae
'Hchofiog In this road they are undcr the con.
nand Of Sir John Thomas Darku ORTIZ. vice ad
nFai '0t the white, and coniit Of the following
h;ps.
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N % &c Z.

a Number Of the iHhabitsnts of Alexandria, hare
4 be,, liberal in contributing 70 tire lunds for pub
ll"c the Scriptures in the Languages f ken in the
la iries, f whsh account is given IN this psrer
Of the 10Th Fsbrpafy, any who may with to aid this
pons attempt, and have rot yet done It, which pro-
heir power by Tending what God msy pu' it ..in their
hearts ts beNow, TO the Gore of hnand Thomas Vow
ii, with whom the iabierPion pEPeris left.
March =.
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THus.pag, Feb. 81.

I'll. bill impohng TAX OF ten dollars op eve
ny fave impo,ted into the Udtcd States, after
conadcfabie debate, wss ,ecoumillsd 20 a ie-
lset committee.
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NEW YORK, Feb. 81.

The editors of the New York Gazette
received last evening Rafbadoes paper
OF the FIRST instant, which contains Goa.
hrmation ofthe defeat Of the French army
by the allies, brought there by The I.ubec
Packet from Cuxhspen, which place she
left on the 18th Of December, sent in by
the E,hallon, captain Spears.
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Mr.. SSowDEs,

Mr.. SSowDEN,
UNDERSTANDING dat Mr..
Council from Ward Ne. 3 it has been
determined 10 suppors tie Gle clion Oh Mr.
phia4eas .1aamey, ID his place BY
NUMBERS.
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TREASURY OF MAssAcHusErrs.

19 1EEASUKI UF AYAASOAIHUSEIIo o.
According 10 the official statement made
on the ist of jai. 1906, there was due
from the commonwealth 1,o42,3e7 dollars,
and there was due to, or in possession Of
the commonwealth, 2,o5i,366 dolls. ] he
state has beside, larg= quantity of, yalu.
able lands. EBoston PAPER.
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By the schooner U.ania, the editor of
the Mercantile Advertiser has received
She Of the Barbados Mercury 10 the first
.of February, from which the following
articles are copied:
Barbados, January g.
Al court OF Wee AGalrai.y, h, ii by
tbs hon. Judge BE .fo-d a; lie town hal
Friday ,h1 18th inst. the case Of III. An, :
rican ship Merchant, Joseph Wyer, mas.
ter, detained BY his majesty's ship Esha-
lian, Charles Stewart, esq, co,nmander,.
came on 70 bs heard, when bis honor was
pleased TO condemn the sa vessel and car
go as lawful prizes to the csptors reserylng
the question OF private adventures. And
on Friday the Oath instant, at court held
at the same place, on the case of the said
private adventure, his honor was pleased
to order and decree, that the same should
be restored.
February 1.
His majesty's ship E>halian. capt. Spear,
arrived here on Thursday last, and brought
in with her the neutral schooner Lubec
Packet, Andrew Wickham, master, from
Cuxhaven, bound TO Martinique and ST.
Thomas. which The A,helian fell in with
on the snh ultimo off Martinique, and de-
tanned.
fhe hon. Judge Bedford, at acourt of
Vice Admiralty, held on Thursday last,
was pleased to pass sentence O! consiemna.
lion in the cause Ct the American ship An
eeronia, from the coast of Africa bvund to
Charleston, detained BY his msjrsty's ship
Princess Charlotte, decreeing he said ship
and cargo, save the private adventures, TO
be lawful prize to the capte!s.
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TO INES DE GIIFrR

DEAR Ines, wouldh thou but believe
a heart that knows NOT TO deceive,
(Alas nOr longer free y
That faithful heart flould truly tell
The lecret charm, The tender fpen,
That bound it fri to thee.
It's not, that Graded in thine eye,
The baby Love for ever lie,
On couches dipp'd in dew;
lis not becaufe thofc eyes have won
Their tempered light from ApriPs fun,
From Heaven THAR tints OF blue!
lis not that DER a bank Of lnow
Thy parted trsGes lightly Tow,
In waves of lucid gold
Noryet becaufe the hand Of grace
Has iorm'd that dear inchanting face
In beautys happier mould
twas not thefe-but from my foul,
1t WA a little iiuile that nole
The cherifh'd fweets of ref
And ever iiuce, from lawn to night
And night to dawn, it haunts my fight,
In dimPies gaily drsa.
Zen now by Fancy, eyes are f.sn
he poliih'd rows that break between
Two lips that breathe of May;
Zen now--but oh, by Patton taught,
Young Fancy forms too bold a thought
For timorous Love to FAY
Yet, Innes--wopidft thou but believe
~ heart that knowsnot to deceive,
(Alas! nor longer frse y
Iwould tell thee, ;hou can't ne'er impsrt,
a imils OF thine to foothe heart
More truly bound TO thee
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~"

Some further particulars concerning The loG of
TIE "Trip EDfx, in the Red Sea, tke moGaere
Of her resO, and Of Makomed lille fbe nj
rate.
In the year 1903, numerous body Of Arabian,
OF the et Of the WakdEc-J under their leader the in
vncible, ard they think, divine Abdul (the Bona
parte of Arabia) twice .cked the city of Mecca def
troyed the tomb of the great Prophet Mahomet,
and committed dreadful ravsgss on the unfortunate
inhabitants OF the country. After this ne lubdued
Medina another city, iaered in the eyes of all good
Mu1slmen, and conquered nearly all the country
ituated above Mocha, on the eaGern fide ofthe Red
Sea, introducing = religion entirely fubverfive
Of the Mahonetan faith. Some of the follower, OF
Abdul betook themieves to new employment tina,
of Pundering and detroying the veels of every natl
on, that failed on the Red Sea. Among the ref
M-holned Ilsle principally diainguihed himief,
having purchaied the i1snd CamoIin, of the fbe-
riff, or Prince Of Loheia, which is made his head
quarters, and from whence he has fpread more ter
ror than did the Buccaneers fofmerly among the
Spaniards.
He fails in lrong well-arnsd ve1el, with nu-
merous crew, made up of fanatcis like himfelf and
enemies to every nation, excepting their own, the
Wahabess. Unfortunately this pirate was, with his
ihip, at Mocha, when the Inflated capt. Orne arriy-
ed III the ElleE Of Salem, with 60 900 dollars TO pur
ehale cargo Of coffee. Coffee was not to be had ~
market, and captain Orne was altogether at ofs
how to proceed An Engliih merchant, (whofe name
we have not learned) understanding the embarrahed
iltuation Of captain Orne, informed him that if he
proceeded 60 miles further up to a town called Ha-
dida he would there procure coffee lower than uf1
ally aked Tor at Mocha, and offered himfef to 20 D
the Eex, and execute the whole bulinefs for the ri
fling eommiioH Of q per cent,--Captain Orne liz
ened TO this advice and finally agreed to it, The pi-
rate Mshomrd by fome means came to the know
ledge Of all thefe circumstances, and had the adlref
TO perluade captain Orns to receive on board about
so Of his crew help to navigate the vee, and pie
lot her to Hadida.
The EGex failed in company with the pirates flip :;
night approached but alas not one Of the uafortu-
nate crew were iateA behold their country again,
or the light Of another day. At given Ggnal the
pirates on board fell upon the crew with their
knives the Corair ranged along Gds, aud in few mi
nutss not an American was efs 20 tell the fad tale Of
their charlottesville headsfs body Of The captain,
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end nutia,ed ess,afr % ne r,sran.n. .goa:s-l on
hore, and being recognized the rites Of hu.
rial in far di(iant land. The Eisx WAS punder.,i
and burnt.
This hooking ca,anrophe ought 10 p-ove warn
ing to all American captains not only to guard chem
againt the n,allet deviation from their orders but
ALTO againR repolng confidence in frangers without
being fri well aaured of their characters. Ii alio
hows the necelity of being we'll armed art pai
to encounter thole enjs in human hape %, en- ernt.
into the channel OF the Red Sca--Gends who nlsgl-
ere and plumber all nations without d.snctinr- hrt
we earneily pray, that the vengeance Of country
may one day oversake the erusl psrpetrs,or OF ,h;s
eventiul tragedy.
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FOR SALE.

toiN ohLEs
4 TRACT of LAND, in Albenqrle County,
L y on the waters Of Buck Eland Greek, on the
outh hde OF the Rivanns River, containing by fur
vey four hundred and feventy acres, patented 20
John Davidion, by grant dated leyh Of Sectember
1875. This tra4 was conveyed by Dayidion TO me,
to rale by iae of it divers lms of money, which he
owed to Davdion aud Goddard, Merchants Balti-
more, and to John Goddard, by deed, under which,
iha ezpoia it to public lale, ON the Sh day Of No
vember next, at Charlottesville, before the Tavern Of
Mr.. Eitis AT which time will exhibit the pat.nt
and deed, under which authorized to make this
iale. The title will be made III purfuanee Of the au-
thor;ty veaed i'll me.
HUGH NELSON, Trge.s.
C2sber 7. a.
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" GLORIOUS UNCERTAINTY OF THE
LAW"
n more .RrjAing indaaee, f5na fbe fsl1oeOiag, iy
IeareeLy 10 be .t1naa ia Tie annals efjurjjbrH-
dcHce.
SINGULAR ANECDOTE

Of Timothy Breekaock, qUbo qOas exeeate1 ut
CqPleGar, IN ireland, qviib G.. K. Fifxgerajd,
Eq.
In the year 1853, a man, committed to Newgate
on charge OF highway robbery, fent for Mr.
Brecknock and requeled he would undertake his
defence. When Iimlthy came to him, his firl qusf-
ton was, whether he had really committed the rob
berry or not it is matter whether you have or no
iad Brecknnek, you hall not be hanged but it is
neoeaary fhauld know the truth, that may frame
the defence accordingly. why indeed (replied the
culprO did commit the robbery" Very well"
aufwered the folicitor, now tell me Grh, have you
any money How much can you command ?" al
have fomewbat above 1OCl. in cafh and valua-
bles"-" Very well, let me have Sol it is not for
myielf; leave my reward to your geueroGty, when
you cleared bot want that money for partieu-
lar puPoe, and will to you for every iarthing
Of it. There are no@ Eve weeks to your trial. 10
have time enough and with time and money every
thing can be done" The fusl was inaanty given in
bank notes which the culpr, had srtully concealed,
and MIR. Brecknoe, proceeded to defire the criminal
give him particular account Of every creumRance
Of tie robbery which he did to the following pur-
port That five weeks before that time, he met a
gentleman in chariot with footnan behind, near
the nine mile lose on the Barnet road, az half pan
eleven at night; that he Topped the carriage, and
robbed him OF 81 guineas, and forHe FLYER but rsfu
Eel bis watch, rs he did not chooe to deal in direo
vcrabe articles; that prefenty after he found bimrf
purified by the coaehman one Of the coach
hnries and rode down lane out of the high road
but finding the lane clofe at the bottom he lesped
hshorie fome paes, and quitting him, took to
bis heels acres the fields, aud got fate to town that
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NOTICE.
o2sber 7.

4 Ii rerlons having claims againR the eaate Of
1 = Samuel Seherer deed. are requened to bring
them forward, properly authenticated before the Il
Of November, at which time the ADMINISTRATION of
the iubicrber vii! be clofed, and If application nan
NOT be made by the time above frecifed, this notice
w'il be conhdered as releaie from, the payment of
luch claims.
Thofc indebted mua fee the n.ee(ity of MAKING
immediate payment, no further indulgence can be
sven.
GEORGE sCHERER, Adn'y.
October Z. (1w,
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" sasj2ndirg, B.m5ou,a, N.v. 10, 1904.

My dear Friend-We leftth- Gambia in good health
and lPrits, and continued travelling with the grea,e
and mo.t iia.tsring prefPec OF fuccel., S we crof
led the Falam River, aud entered Minikoodo here
alas the rainy fea!on commenced, aud rho ini6ers
were affected with fevers The fever had ., r!t the
appearance Of typhus, but in few DAYS the veloy,
tinGc OF the A;in Convinced us that we had NOR
dangerous diieaie to contend with. Here he re-
lates his method oftreatmeue, which, he fays he has
every reaion to believe would have been very f.c-
ceislGi, had they had proper convenience, and no,
been exPoied to the heat Of the fun. Our numbers
diminhed very rapidly for, the rainy ieson 2d-
'anced, the dyientery made its appearance, aid We
reached the river Niger, (o2d Augull) in very
weak and Iioky Nate. On our arrival we had : lony
FaiaVer with the king of San5onrs and received per
milton to PATS the eaGward, and arrived at rhirpls.
(S.niandingl where reiided rear two months FIR
ting out cur ichconer, and laying in provfons The
healthy ieaion is now fet in, and indulge the hon.
ofreaeng tine coat before any more of us tl-or of
Out el ~ Europeans, who Left the Gambia in rood
health, only lieut.. Martin and three folders Of the
Royal African corps, and Dyfeif, remain alive. !,
nave not had days icl,nel. Gnce left Geree MIR
ADderon, my brother, friend, and companion. died
OF dyientery the 2sth of Oaober, aud Mr..
scott OF a fever, two month. 200.
am, yours &c.
(sigued) "MUNGo pARKE."
ihe guide who brought thefe letters ays. that he
law Mr. Parke to the esward of Sanland;nr aftsrth
date OF his letter. lis alto repsrts that there was
IN Enghh flip in the Gambia that had le,,c-s on
board from Mr. PaFke, for his Majesty, Secretary of
State.
N1'ret eftbe 6A9ie,y-.fb,a5am Bslisn, Tsln Can
nor, 7b0mas Hggins.
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MUNGo PHRNE.
LONDON, September 5.
Ma. EDITOR,

As there have lately appeared in fevsral news
papers various accounts of MIR. Parke and his fellow
travellers in Africa the following extract of letter
from hin, to his friend at Coree, being the only au
thentic information received ince he reached the ri
yer Niger, will no doubt prove acceptable to thore
who feel ntereit in the fate of that enterprGnv
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STRANcFoRD'S CAMoENs.-This intcrch
ing little Poem, which was Iaa year publiGisd
IN London, sthe rival OF Thomas Mcore's A
nacreoD. The Lord Vifconnt Stranqfnr.i aud
Mr.. Moore were fclow-colleeiates together: &
iuch was the frienda,ip fulfilling between
them, that the ffrft Epiale of Mr.. Moore. Ian
diigracefnl competition is addrened to his no.
bic friend. The manner of thefe two bards il
extremely fmiar in the ealinefs of their fvlc
and the nature of their tubjeSs they are both
candidates for the poetic hays: they have
both fought it through the fame road of,leeant
tranlation. Mr.. Moore f,:lcctcd the cid fehiye
Grccian for his text The Vifcount Strans.
ford preferred more modern Poet, the Por
tugueie Camoens who after having imnor-
taliied his country by his celebrated Luiai,
perlihed, in tie manner of the Engilh Poets, in
an ama-honfe in Lifbon during the year 1879.
Who will decide whether the following beau.
thu! CanZonet, which we have fele6ted from
thete little poems, reneas the greateft honour on
the fpirit Of the original OF the manner Of The
tranllator? z. r
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1T PRW1fTE SAFE:

THE sUDsc2IDERs, UNDrR THp FIRM Of
LESU&UR y SAUNDERS,
trf0'7n their friends and tkr Futile, tsot TIE,
grill continue The COMMISSION 5xGneIJ, La.c-
~ "9ne by c. y 7. Saua1rrs. 16ey pi-on,ie
me Ir'te~ er'r''tio" IN fbs iaterse5 If fb5je
Sobo may .i1uor fber .,:tb couGgr,,,eafs.
f1cy a'e ao7V 'ece0ag gevr,c, and sisnc o5,tzca.
81 GROCERIES, gvGi-b zsaH Re s3iyel 70, E,!s,
H'hofJale and P.t1R, on he iszv.a .l,as eSI TE.f
e'eaf, IN fbe Fors hitey ar0tie45y I4gis !syiif7s
f'Keoeie q Go. cpeoffe f5- Fcpc- 0tFae ey ri ;s.
Fr?gtr . Af0asnre--ansaag sr5ic5 ,te clis-siyy
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x NO"N SUGAR OF Bar Iron, German, CraN-
- hyperion quality, ley's s; Hilered Steel,
Ditto ditto iccoud ditto ANTIGUA & Jamaica Pm
Bea Green Coffee, Very Old Aptipua Ran,
Salt in Sacks, Holland Gin
Moallfs and Treacle, Cognac Brandy. Of yer,
Picked Salmon, cupcrior quality.
scotch Barley, Race Ginger, Pepper,
Madeira, Port, Sherry & Pimento, Nu,n,egs
h,A,AEa VINE, Mace. Cloves & Ga
FreIh Mucatei R..iiins S; nan,cn.
Currants, Frelh London Ntuhard,
Soft Shel,ed Almonds, in rrnar boxes
Copperas, Bce F!otant Indigo and
5ai'Pstre, Fig Blue, Of fuper:ur
a"S!ih a Gunpowder, quality, in boxes OF
Patent Shot, well aiIIrs6, 70 lbs. each.
Hibberts Brown Stout Freh Capers. oil. 60.
and Porter, Freh Guupowder,
6eit "Pasnih SeSars' Tea in Cannlers,
Caldwell, Frafurs g Co.'S Ditto. hv the H.
Surerhne Chocolate, Young Hyfon do. of the
New York Candles and fri quality.
Soap, ". England 2, Rnllok,s
Spermacett; Candles. Cherfe.
JOHN L. LESUEUR,
c. II. SAUNDERS.
Oaober 10. IS
HE suhlcriber, has taken the Store lately occ,.
= pied by Cranberry and Hancock, where he Of
iers for sale at reduced prizes
Bales blue Clnths } a corijCrnler, from, re
Bale aGorted FsnnelsS Msnufaaurer, ,''
ALso--A few bales Of India piece Goods.
JAMES SMITH.
Ostober %. r
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From Tx Saicm Regjqsr.

We obfsrve with ple4irre how much the laf NUM-
btr of the Esv-York MeGi.sI Rspoftory is enrich.
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MARSHAL'5 SALES.
O9ober 7

20 BE SOLD, 20 the higheG bidder, for ready
Il money, under decree Of the Court of the u
states for the Fifth Circuit in the Virginia Dilra,
between Phneas Bond, attorney FOR the creditors Of
Ezekiel Edwards, plaintiff, and David Rofs and Others
defendants, in order to rale the FUN Of twelve thou
iand fix hundred and fifteen dollars thty-three een;s
due and payable on the fra day o. July Ian, and fur
dry charges and expenses of fale-That valuable ard
well known eitate the county of Botetourt, called
FORT LEH7LS,
lated by the faid Rofs TO contain 26Os acres
The iale will take place the premes on the 14th
day of November next.
ALTO, under the fame decree and on the fame terms
will be fold at the Oxford Iron Works, in the county
Of Campbell, ON the 9Th of the fame month, NAM
Der Of AVAILABLE SLAVES.
BENJAMIN N1OSBY, D. NJ. for
JOSEPH SCOTT, M.V.D.
Oh. 7, 1906. tbs
~ At tie requeh OF Mr.. Rofs, the fale Of the
Land aforementioned, called Fort Lewis, is poR-
poncd Until the goth day Of next month"; when il will
take place at ths Eagle Tavern in the city Of Rich
mond AMI he fale Of the Negroes, is poaponed un-
81 the Gfh day Of December next, on which day il
viii iaks pace ihe Eagle Tavern aforsfsid.
BENJAMIN MOSBY, D. NJ, for
OF 10 Jos SEQ r, NV. y.
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NOTICE.


TET IEREAS, in conlequence the death Of Rob.
w Burton, the partnertp Of Brown. Riyes& Co.
and otthe different branches Of that TIoule at Nor
folk, Cara, Bent Greek, Lynchburg, New Mar
ket, Warmiuter and Milton, vii! terminate, agree
able to the everal articles Of copartnery, at various
periods between lhe Gra day Of Augua laR, aud the
ilrit dy CT Jsnuary next. This j. give notice to
all peroOs iniereited that the bufuefs Of each eaa
bhhment will be eofed imnl edia;ely after the time
limited for its expiration.
JAMES BROWN,
ROBERT RIvES,
Srrviviag 8eria-,s Of Byozo1, Ris1s e CO.
The buineis carried on by Brown, Rive, z, Co.
will be continued by the lubicribers, under the firm
Of Brown and Rives, and the Store At Cara. &c
furniihed with their ufIsl fupplies
JAMES BROWN,
ROBERT RlVEs.
Richmond, October 7. 4w.
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JAMES BROWN,
ROBERT RfVES,

UNION TAVERN.
I he subicriber is prepared to furnini genteeI
4. accommodations for twenty members Of fem.
bly,.
PETER MosELEy.
Oaobtr es. If
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