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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-12-10

II ARDWARE, Ironmonyery & Cutlary Store
- Dream & FoLLET, at the sign of the An
wi, miin-street, Richmond-have received be
the latest arrivals from Londo'.and Liverpool,
avery large and general assortment of Hayiguare
ifoHzsot5ety, Cutlery, Gye.-wiicli viii be sold
low tor cash, or on short credit: amongst
which are, Carpenters, Joiners, Coopers, Shoe
makers and other mechanical Tools, sheet Iron.
sheet Copper, and Copper bottoms, Tin plates
Iron, Brass and Copper Wire, building materi,
ais, Nails, Tacks, Brads, Locks and Hinges,
house Bells, Cabinet Mountings, Surveyors Com.
passes, Chains and Cases of Mathematical Ill
Strulhents, Gm-Locks, gun and pistol Flnts,
bear, Vol, tox, rat and mouse Traps, Shot, bar
and sheet lead, Pots and Kettles, bake Pans, tea
Kettles, Chatting Dishes, Block tin Coffee Pots,
britannia metal Tea Pots, table and tea Spoons,
Knives and Forks, pewter Dishes, Plates and
Basins, block tin Dish Covers, Plate Warmers,
Plate Baskets, Tea Kettles with LAMPS & COCKS
Candiesticks and Shutters, Fire Irons. And Irons
Grid Irons, Coal Holds, Cinder Sifters, Tenders,
Ir1vits on Footmen, Smoothing Irons, Warmers
patent Lareps, Horn Lanthorns small hand an
terms, Cloak Pins, Curtain Holders, Brass Nails.
Fish, Hooks, Jews Harps, Brass Cocks, Knit
ting Needles, Bartlett's old patent Needles, Ivo-
ny and Horn Combs, Curry Combs, Button
Moulds, Japann'd Ware, Scissors, pen and lack
Knives, Razors and Razor Homes, Razor Strops.
shaving Boxes and Brushes, Curling Tongs, Cur
llers Knives and Steels, Speetacles and Cases.
Coffee Mills, Corn Mills, Scale Beams s, Weights.
money Scales, Steclyards, Cork Screws, hair
and wire Selves, vertical Jacks with Screens.
Mill, Crosscut and Pit Saws, Jack Screws, Ger
man Steel, wedding and garden Hoes, garden
Aakes, Scythes and Sickles, Straw Knives, Grind
Stonts and Marbles, with a great variety of other
articles IN the abovcine, too tedious to cnumcrae
ALso-4O kegs FF Gun-power, few CAMS
tiers double battle Powder, liver and paint Oil.
Pants and Putty, Glue, Window Glass, Glazicr's
Diamonds, best Seine Irvine, wrapping. Irvine.
Patent windsor Shaving Soap, Bolting Cloths, a
few pieces low priced blue Cloths, and yellow 6,
white Flannels, 15pipes 18th proof Cogniac Bran
dy, a few pipes best New-York Anchor Gin, and
afew boxes of Spanish Segars, in boxes of 500
each, PRIME Pork, New-York inspection, and
Oid hnt Corn. Nov. IL. (eD1mN
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d UMFORD ACADEMY. This institution
IN will be continued under the direction OF
Chiles Terrell and his Assistant and the same
course to be pursued that has hitherto been. The
ensuing term will commence on the 18th dav OK
January next, at which time the present term en-
pires. The price. for the board, washing and
tuition of each student Coach finding his own bed
will be G40per annun, TO be paid quarterly in adj
vance, without any deduction for Nacations. For
the tuition of students from the ncighborhood r. 10
each TO be paid aforesaid.
1t is expected that gentlemen who send their
sons here, will punctually comply with the terms
of payment, III order to enable the ste ward 20
make those. arrangements and provisions, which
the interests of the students necessarily require
Join Roane or his Agent will oficiatc US steward
JOHN ROANE.
n. d. The president Of the institutions hopes,
that parents will not permit their TO lehgthcn
the stated vacations, either by anticipating OF pro-
tracing tho time. This circumstance ought 20 be
avoided as it retards the progress of the student
and INCREASES the labor of the teacher, by subdi-
vidinG his classes. The next vacation Will take
place the last Saturday in April On TIC Fri
day Immediately preceding, the visitors are re-
quested to attend an examination Of the students.
Those gentlemen who have sons here at present
and do not wish them to remain the ensuing year,
viii please to give the subscriber information that
the vacancies occasioned by removals may DC fill
ed. Nov. d. 1aw3w.l
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Richmond, Oct. so. feptfi

Johnson and REAT, 3=sesl2<ys G. S;7ver--
smiths, Richmond; a few doors above the
hen.Tavern, and just opposite col. Mayo's ne>.s
building; beg. leave TO inform the inhabitants of
Richmond, Manchester, and their Vicinities, that
they have on herd large supply of Work, corr.
posed OF the latest Fashions, yiZ.--An eegan, as
sortment OF pearl and topaz Breast Pins, Finre,
Kings and bracelets, plan gold d OK nearly al
patterns, Miniature Settings, mourning and fancy
Lockcts, Ear Rings, mourning and f:.ilcy,. coz
nelian, topaz, plan gold apd common Watch
Keys, gold, pebble and glass Seals, gold aud
gilt Chains, mourning and fancy gold mounted
Necklace, plain and ornamen;cd Combs, pearl
ard tortoiacshell Segar Boxes, Dirl,s, Pen Knives
and Scissors 4 general assortment of silver
Spoons ard Ladies, Scissor Chains, Thimblcs,
Pencil Cases, Pens, Spectacics, Tooth Picks,
Ink Stands, Snuff boxes and rwecze:s, Moroc@
co Pocket Books and Thread Cases Also. sill
YER and plated Table Ware, consistu,; of Coffee
Tes and Mix Pots, Bread Baskets, Sugar Dish
es, Casters, Tumblers, Salt Stands and Candle
sticks; and anumber Of other articles too tedi-
Gus to enumerate Ali Of winch they ocr 10 their
friends ontile most moderate terms that can be
afforded. Orders from any place win be thank
fully received and speedily dispatched.
December (. Teptf7
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4 DCCkTipN.--1hcs; .5scri;.,, ..b, rcsis:. 8
- in the county of Hanover, about 50 miles
from Richmond) having employed Mr.. VIM Mel
son, jun. to instruct small number of boys, not
exceeding twelve, including his own children,
purposes taking few boarders, in order to COM
plete that number Mr. Nelson is qualified to
teach the Greek and Latin languages, English
Grammar, with new and complete Svntax, com.
pded by himself, Mathematics, the clements of
Natural Philosophy, Bellies Lcttres, Geography,
Reading, Writing and Arithmetick His price
Tor board, tuition, washing, fuel, sc. is 50 & pay
aDie quarterly III advance. The subscriber flat
ers himseisthat this charge will he tho't extreme
~ moderate, when the undoubted attachments &
qualifications of Nr. Nelson, the high price at
zach he hes been engaged, and TIC size o. the
school are taken into consider, on. The School
will commence the 11.h of January next, and ex-
pure the lst OF December following. 1t is dcsir-
cd that those persons who feel disposed to patron
lie the Undertaking, shall make known their in
tentions as soon possible, either to MIR Nelson
or to the subscriber; this may he done by letter
to either OF them, directed to the Post Office call
ed New Found Mills. Nm FONT AINE
Hanover, Nov u. (1aw3wD
WISH TO sell the following Tracts of Land, &
a VIII make the time to accommodate the pur-
| chasers:
1l2 acres in the county of Crecubrier on the
Great kanawha Road, on Rock Creek, patented
in my name.
l52 acres in the same county, lying on Rich
creek, patented in my name
118 acres in the same county, on the same
| creek, patented in my name.
500 acres in Kanawha county, on Gauley river,
patented in my name.
lOoo acres in the same county, Oh the same ri
YER, patented in my name
1910 acres III the same county, on the south side
| OF new river, patented in my name
2oOO acres i'll the same county, on the waters of
Cole river, patented in my name.
5000 acres in the county of Monroe, on the wa
tiers OF Second and Turkey creek, patented in nv
name.
These lands were taken up at n very early date,
and from the best information, am induced to be-
ievc, that they inferior to any lands in that
part OF the country. JAMES c. ANTHONY
Richmond, Nov 81. Gaw4wl
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ID edmond TURNPIKE COMPANY

ID edmond TURNPIKE COMPAEY4-
AN Alta meeting Of the Directors Of the R.cb-
mond Turnpike Company, on Monday the sd OF
November, 1807--For reasons appearing to the
board, Resolved, That the sale of the SHARES
of delinquent stockholders in the said company,
advertised for this day, be postponed til Thurs.
day the 31st Of next month, and that theybe then
sold at auction, before the front door of the Eagle
Tavern in the city of Richmond.
A copy. Teste, N. SHEPPARD, Clerk
Nov ~. Q5istD)
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WILLIAM TEMPLE, has received by the
w ship itcrscheli from Liverpool, and Calpe
from London, an extensive supply Of lHER-
CH4NDLZE, suitable 10 the present and ap-
preaching season, which he will sell low
Oct. 10 T,fI
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COLUMBIAN MILLS G, COL LIMOS

{ 'oLUMBlAN MILLS G. COIL LANDS
- FOR sALE--By virtue of a Deed of Trust
bearing date the iirst day of October, 1901, exc
cutedby David Ross TO the subscribers, and for
the purpose OF Completing the objects of the SAID
ccontained-the following property will be offered
tor sale on the first Wednesday in January next,
at the front door OF the Eagle Tavern in the CITY
OF Richmond, to the highest bidder, for ready
money, between the hours of twelve and four
o'clock to wit All that piece or parcel of Land
nujonnhS me city ot Richmond, commonly called
the Columbian Mills, with the Mills. Houses Ca
nails, improvements, Appendages and Privileges
thcreunto belonging .--Also, an undivided two
thirds OF a tract OF Land in Henrico county, con-
tanning seventeen hundred acres called the Deep
Run Coal Pits, ard an undivided two thirds of a
tract OF Land in Chesterfield, containing one hun
dred acres, called the Falling Creek Coal Pits,
OF which said Coal Lands, the late lanes Curie
WIS Ds;f owner
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N OTiCE-All those indaited 10 the estate of
L To'iH Burlington, decd. are requested to
make immediate payInent-and those having.
claims against said estate, 70 exhibit The same,
properly ,i.lenticated to the end, that speedy
provision NAV be made by the executris
IUDI1'H 8ULLING TON, Executrir.
Nov 81. (ep6fA
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I AMES FISHER, has just received from the
Mandatory of Bell, HASTINGS {, Fisher, a
supply of FLANNINGS & COAIYNGS, which,
will be sold very low: he has also on hand :, COM
plete assortment of GROCERIES,
Dec. /. (a,A4\
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GEO: HAY,
ROBERT POLLARD, { Trustee,
FRANCIS ANDERSON,
Nov. 81, 1897.

II the aforementioned property should prove in
sufficient to satisfy the debt thereupon charged,
the subscribers will offer for sale at the same time
ana place, trace OF Lard in Henrico, called the
seven Pines, containing by estimation, one thou
sand &cres; also, Tract of Land in the same
county on Four Mile Creek, being the same where
ON the late col. john Peasants formerly resided.
containing by estimation four hundred and sixty a.
cres, and forty acres adjoining thereto binding on
Baylcys creek and said -Four Mile creek, on which
stands the Norwich Mills. All of which proper
" was Conveyed IN trust, by David Ross TO the
Subscribers, by decd bearing date the nineteentf,
dayof December, 1905, as an additional security
fora debt due TO VIM. b. Giles by the said Ross
and charged on the Columbian Mills and Coal
Lands first mentioned
GEO: HAY
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FITZWHYtsoNN G POTTER, have on
hand, an extensive assortment Of PIsnlz
Socks, Stationary, School Books, Music and
Musicai Instruments, Spectacics, Pen Knives,
travelling Trunks, SC.
Book-Bindng in all its branches executed in
the best manner Nov. II. rcn14D I
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MoRE CHEAP COons-JoHN KING,
I'VE again respectfully informs bis customers s.
the PIb'ic, that nc has just received, by the late
arrivals from Philadelphia and Ncw-Yotk. a rem
eral assortment Of Fashionable and Seasonable
GOODS, which are opening u his Store,
the second door below the Eagle Tavern where
they may bc had upon as good terms, for cash,
as at any Other place in the City.
November g. Tcntf1
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ME Grand Lodge IF Virginia, will meet on
II MONDAY, December the 14th next.
Nm. H. FITzWHYLSONIN,c c. S.
RisGnsnd' NsY. II. (ep14D)
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TOR SALE, and may be seen at the BeH-Ta-
veIn, one OF the most elegant pair uf B ~
HoRS!sS, that has ever been exhibited in the ci-
ty OF RchTond-one of them ) and the other 6
years old. Nov 90 (sN
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NOR SALEtheluilfo oft valuable Tract of Land
Il containing 50 acres, in the county Of Cooch
land, about two miles above the Courthouse, CALI
ed Litiic Creek, aud on Jamcs-River one third
of which is prime low grounds. On the t.actis a
valuable Manufacturing Mill and about 500 fruit
trees, with two good dwelling houses, &c &c.
Great accommodation will be given in the pay
ment5, part of whch may be made in 3, 6, and 10
years-itOr terms apply to Danl Couch ON tils
premises, or TO THOMAS NOKVELL.
Nov b. tf
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GERARD BANKS has it in view 10 establish

GERARD BANKS has it in view to establish
- aNEws-PAPER, in the city Of Richmond, to
be published twice a week--thc titie-THE YIR-
GINIAN-The EDITOR has always been attach
ed to Repn5liean systems The present Admin
istration, in his view, is well calculated to en-
sure the happiness of the people and any atlmi-
nistation which may succeed, pursuing the same
general course, will be supported Foreign and
Domestic details will be noticed Besides this.
the public will, time after time, be appraised of
The affairs OF the public institutions, and particu-
larly OF the course of the Bank its managers,
it' influence, its defects and ianposi.ioas The u
swbGftons OF this dangerous institution will be
noted the Aristocracy which grows from its ma
nagement will be exposed. This course will be
pursued with temper and firmness, which will
yield neither to the Establishments OF aatterv, nor
the ffowns OF power. Stock Jobbing and Favor
iteism, IUin Demons, will be arrested wllcne-
yer they appear
500 Subscribers at Dollars per apnum each
one haf III advance, are necessary TO the soin-
mencemcnt Of the Paper
:r, GERARD BANKS
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err TAVERN.

err TAVERN
HE subscriber respectfully informs the pub
Il lie, that he has fitted up the City Tavern for
the comfortable accommodation Of gentlemen ira
'eliers and others where the most respectful
attention VII be paid to oil who may favor him
with their custom
Gentlemen attending the General Assembly
may be accommodated during then stay in town.
N manner, end upon terms which c,Iinot fail ia
give entire satisfaction.
The best of every thing which our city can af.
ford shall be constantly nrordeJ ,,-., N-' a.
and attentive walters, good stAbbo's and bosst.'.
About thirty Or forty gentlemen can ba well SIM.
Piled with boarding and lod cng during ,hc win.
ter. Nh, 1SEt 80 Ti"'
Dec. q. Ih
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FOR SALG.--The subscrih.ris DESTROYS of
\ selling his PROPERTY IN this CITY, The
purchaser viii be accommodated with time if re-
CURED, on giving satisfactory security,
SAM'L. CREENHOW.
October Z. rtfl
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ToHN ALCOCK, informs his friends and the
- public ut large, that he has Just received, and
is now opening, next door to Messrs Prosser Gy
Monclire's vendue, large assortment of Mr.
cbdHdiSe, consisting of the following articles -
Carpenters and Joners Tools, iron and steel
Locks and Hinges, for house work and cabinet
ware. also carry on my Cabinet M1aRfaetoyy,
as usual, adjoining the fire insurance ofFice. and
have on band three thousand dollars worth of
furniture, finished in the best workman-kc man
ner and in tue newest fashion. Also, Windsor
Chairs. / will sell all of the aboe goods, veyy
fo'o for cash, or good paper at a short date
Sept s. repif1
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DANCER OF THE EMPIRE IN INDIA

Men,el, September 3, 1907.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-03-02
FROM THE LONDON CoURIER OF DEC. o

nepociation with France, which is evidently
written under the authority OF ministers.
The following which is the lnoss important
part of il, contains history OF the rlss,
progress and termination OF the late nego.
clasi0n:--
!" Russia consen,edto treatswith France
upon tie simple basis of the status ante
5eUum, with regard to herself. Now as
Russia had neither gained nor lost any ter.
ritory status ante bellum, with regard TO
her was the same as the state.of actual
possession, the forces Of the two bs!ligs.
rents having only to retire, and leave every
thing as they had foundit Ii. Russia there
fore had no sooner proposed this form Of
treatyt to France than she proposed the same
TO England. This principle however as
applied ia different circumstances became
nominally different basis with regard to
Russia it was the status auto bellam with
regard to England, TIT boss;astzs. But
the difference asst is evident on the face,
was bu. merely nominal
II was ia this state OF circumstances that
the overture was made by France -----
FRS. ia indirect and general terms, stat
ing.that,
Restoration of peace being equally to
the evidsn, interests Of the two kingdoms.
France having nothing to fear 10 the gene.
raj success of her armies. and England
having no further possible object IN the
continuance Of hostilities the emperor Of
.ls r :. - - II tl,,
emperor Alexander re,rea,ed fremE Europe
with resolution to disturb It's tranquility
no more; il this state Of ,h;ngs.s happy
for the glory of France, his royal and in.
nsr;al majesty hatl no o.her wish bur that
of peace. which might restore the inter.
courss of nations that were not formed TO
be enemie So
X * x X &W
X x
The ren,v therefore 10 the French nosi-
6ca.;on. was .ubssaat,ally,
rhas England embarked 10 common
cause. had no in,eres, but that of the con.
\ federation thar France could not be more
.,v;o.. - ,estore the tranquility of Enroos
,ha, Eno,era therefore IN CONCERT with
her allies, would eagerly embrace any 0,
vsrtuyas for the cnmnenee ent of nernci.
alton. which by daily and officially pledging
The public faith TO The SINCERITY of such 0.
y.r,n,as nron;ses, their snccess{al terenl
natisn to an honorable and perman.n,
peace.o
This was direct acceptance Of the
French overture, qualified only with the
condition that it should be repeated in
form.
The French ministry now thought pro-
per to reply directly the substance Of the
answer however was little more than the
same assurances officially repeated, in the
form of letter from the minister Of 70.
reign affairsln Paris TO the minister Of the
same Official responsibility and duty ia
-. 1 II. !,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-12-23

& eNansltg % illle and ground a:uTn salt. \
times lie sthe FIRST quality flour for
iapolly ssegon hand--vith number of other,
articlesaSl efsvAieh nc viii sell low.ca his
former terms.
s A,,-- ef 4
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-12-23
ToEln G.. Ladd,

Hos for sale, her quantity, at his svare10stse on
l1sct-strret gpAay3,
Russia duck and sheetlng, raEens duck ana
diaper, variety Of India muslins, nankeens,
&c. few boxes coarse Irish linens, variety
Of fresh teas of excellent quality, sugar q mo
lasses, West-India and New England rum,
Hollaad gin and French brandy OF hne quail
ty, a few quarter casks old Sherry Malaga
and Port wines, linseed, spermacaetl tan
ners' oil, mould, tailor and spermacaetl can
dies, 80 boxec hard soap, SO barrels beet and
pork, 200 barrels herrings, afew barrels PICK
led salmon and bccves tongues, ralslns IN
kegs, 90 bags black pepper, writing = wrap
ping paper, boxes cotton cards, a quantity
of soal leather and shoes, so dry hides, 1000
weight flax, and twelve tons first quality Rus-
sia hemp, sc. &c,
December Is.
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AQtlce Is heYebQ ezpen.

:. III At the Directors of the Little River
Turnpike Company will meet at Gads6y's
Tavern, IN the town OF Alexandria, on Tues
= AZ, the sstll day Of the present month, to
receive proposals for making from two TO three
|nl 1e of the Little River Turnpike road,
|ssilisals TO be made ffty-six feet wide, in a
FahSsx form twenty feet ii width, toe whole
/ .ssalce to be paved with stone broken SO as
y pass the largest pieces through a ring Of
- mere than two and q half inches in dame
s, Al ieass nine inches II depsh on the dry
1 scaa pasts Of the road, and at least twelve
IS on tie moist parts Of the, sssad and or
ground, with sufficient tunnels made of
ana bitches 70 carry the water speedily
4 70 ROAD.
Jonah Thompfon, Trea}arer.
sstsaler Staw,29th
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Sases at Tendue.

lncvtTY TUESDAY diIS1 : s' lsaes .
FILL De SOLD
ats,be Veadue Store, corner Of france anu
Water streets.
4 Haristy Q Dry Goods, Groceries. sc {!
Particulars of which viii be expressed u
.,a Nils &c the day-All kinds OF goods
, ..y are on Limitation and the prices q
,.n;cb IRE established, can at any time pc
y;s,yed and purchased 1t the lowest limitation
and prices
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-12-23
Ten Thousand DolIars-woyth
OF GOODS FOR SALE,

+. u ~ 4
IITN be sold, 10 the highest bidder, on MON,
D.AY, the first day Of a'ert February, IN
thestozn. Of DUlfERLES,a at the store-house
+ formerly occalre 10y Mr.. JAAEs MyseHE77,
deceased ]:
About 10000 dollars worth Of
GOODS toIerably well assorted. The said
goods will be laid off and sold in parcels of
from forty TO one hundred dollars amount in
each parcel.
Acredit of nine months will be given on
one half of the purchase and fifteen months
on the balance, the purchaser to give bond
ito carry interest from the date if not punctu-
ally paid and approved security before the
goods are removed
The sale of said goods will continue from
day to day until the whole are Sold
ar I'LL PERSONS indebted to the
firms Of JoHN NJ. MuscHE and Co. JAMES
MuscnETT, senior, and Co. and JOHN and
Charles MuscHETT and Co. are hereby no.
tilted and requested to come forward without
delay and settle their respective accounts and
pay off the same to the subscriber, who is full
sly authorised and. empowered by JoHN NJ.
MuscHETT, the surviving partner in the a.
toreSafd HrInS, TO Sclltc aIlu receive ai SUCH
debts; otherwise shall be under the neces-
SHY of bringing suits against every person ows
Ing any thing to said firms Immediately, who
fails TO comply with the foregoing request.
All those who have claims against said
firms VIII please to forward them to me IS
soon as convenient.
John Linton,
attorney IN 3act far .JozE.
nc 1fUseHEa4s.
Dumfries,
s Dec: 9, III 5 cts.
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-
JOSEPH Vaudeville,
Corner OF KING and FAIRFAx- STREETS !;
HAS RECEIVED,
6ooolb. Cohen Cheefe 1T quaht y
II ton assorted Patent Shot,
80 half chests s boxes
7ssss ay,os, ! 7n1,,
Hyson-skin,
s pipes choice Cognac Brandy,
40 bis. Rye Whisky,
Is cases old Mc1oc Claret superior
quality,
70 lb. Nutmegs,
SO dozen London Mustard,
casks London refined Salt-petre,
Is casks chewing Tobacco small twist,
so boxes Soap,
Is Go. mould and dipp,d Candles,
IS kegs yellow ground Ginger,
so boxes Fiavanna Segars,
s cWt. Zante Currants,
Rassins in boxes and casks,
IS Pearl and hulled Barley,
. A small quantity basket salt.
Which with a very general assortment OF
Wines, Liquors and Groceries, he will sell
low for cash. produces Of the usual credit.
N0y - d