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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-10-06

/ AND FOR SALE-The subscriber offers
IL for sale that valuable estate on which he
formerly resided, lying on James River near
the Town OF Warminster, in the County OF Mel
son, lately Amherst. This tract contains nearly
two thousand acres-The low grounds are of
the most valuable kind, and the highlands imme-
dlately adjacent thereto are very fertile and un-
commonly levei-lt might be divided into two
plantations to advantage, or continued in one, as
might suit the owner The houses are new and
amply sufficient for the comfortable accommoda
ton OF a tanly--A more minute description is
deemed unnecessary, as it is presumed the pur-
chaser will view and judge for himself. The
subscriber will only observe that the place is
very healthy, lies in fine neighborhood, and
commands, perhaps, AS many advantages as any
other situation that is offered for sale in the state
One fourth OF the purchase mos ey will be requi.
red on the first of January, whcn possession
viii be given; and the balance will be divided
INTO nine equal annual installments, without any
charge OF interest it the principal be punctually
paid-A large crop Of small grain will be sown
IN good order, and the purchaser may be accom-
modsied with corn &c. sufficient for years
supply. Letters directed to- Buckingham Court
House, or 10 Warminster, would be soon recei.
we'd and attended TO. In my absence, my bro, Ier
Mr. Joseph c. Cabell will shew the land to any
person DESTROYS to purchase.
VIM. Fl. CABELL.
September 1. f
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a DVERTISEMENT.-W be sold, to the
"a highest bidder, on the 22d day of Novem-
Der next, at the late dwelling house of John Gil.
lum, decd. of Albemsrle county FIVE Negroes ;
household & kitchen Furniture plantation tools
the crop of Corn, Fodder, Rye, Oats, Flax,
Hemp, and the stock of Horses, Cattle, Sheep
and Hogs. There will also be sold, on the 18th
day OF December next, on the premises, a tract
of Land, Occupied by VIM. Gillum,) containing
200 acres, lying in the county of Louisa, about 4
miles below the courthouse. Also, will be sold,
on The 10th said December next, on the premi-
ses, one other tract Of Land, Occupied bv Joseph
D. smith, containing 1l9 acres, lying in the
county OF Albemarle, about three miles from
charlottesville. Those who become purchasers
TOR any OF the above property, must give bond
with approved security. payable twelve months
after date. All persons having claims against
the estate, are requested to bring them forward
according to law.
h M4TTaE@ 1 1S1AAgRi Execr..
September 49, Sw
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August i8.
NIRGINIA INM--THE SUBSCRIBER

" lRGlNIA INN---THE SUBSCRIBER
having disposed of his interest in the EA-
oLE-TAvERx, respectfully informs his Friends
and the Pubic. that he has leased for number
OF years, the old CITY HOTEL, of Mr.. Crouch
at considerable expcnce this well known house
IS rendered as comfortable as any in Richmond
II the most unremittug attention, the best Ia.
bles. Liquors, Stables and Water can conduce
to pubic patronage, .he Subscriber pledges him
self that these shall not be wanting.
A few genteel Boarders can be accommodate
at 10 pounds per year.
RATES, &c.--Gentlemen putting up at this
House viii be charged one dollar per tlay-Hor.
ses at livery. so cents per day-Ail other char.
ges equally moderate. +. s.. SNITHEPS.
RIcHMoND, Sept. %, 1909 W.T.
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!. sygls;1 II 50 Ss sII
Aueust25.

g. TOMACHIC ELIXIR OF REALTH
~ IS very valuable medicine for the cure 81
the cr:mp, pains, wind in the stomach car
r,1ng OH superfuous bile, removing habtual
coshveness and sickness at the stomach. Ii gives
immediate relief in the dysentery, aud cholera.
morbus, and removes the bowel complaints in
children 1t also gives relief in colds, asthmas
and the whoopng cough. Price S so cts per
bottle
DR.. ROBERTSoN's VEcETARLE NEP.
goCS CORDIAL, Is celebrated for the cure of
hyster'cal and other nervous complaints, impuri
tes OF the Blood seminal weakness, G the various
inconvenience resulting from dissipatcd plea
sures, residence In warm climates, and feminine
complaints. Price 6 so cts per bottle.
DR.. ROBERISON's PATENT S7O NACR-
&c SI1'IERS, are particularly recommended
Tor restoring weak constitutions, cleansing c
strengthening the stomach and increasing the
appetite They expel worms from children, {,
are good preventive against intermittent fe.
vers and agues- Price 5 per bottle
Or. ROB ERTSON>s Celebrated GOVT ana
RHEUNdIYC DROPS, are in high repute for
relieving the govt and rheum ati.m, umbaro
Stone and gravel. They cure weaknesses OF The
lJomts, sprains, bruises and all kinds of green
wounds, Price 2 S per bottle.
A constant supply Of the above medicines foi
sale, by FZTzwHrLSoNNG POTTER, Book.
sellers q St0tioners, Richmond, where pam.
phets containing certificates of cures sc. may
be had gratis.
Take Notice, That none are genuine without
the signature Of T. w Dyott NJ. D. Grandson oil
the late DR.. Robertson of Edinburg.
Sept. Is. v6w
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'NN Wednesday, December 81, IsC9-At
" the late dwelling house of Nathaniel Lam
caster, deed. about ten miles above the court
house, IN Prince Edward county, on hPpomattox
river: Wil be sold, to the highest bidder, the
following PRcPERI'l; belonging to the estate
of the deceased, valuable stock ofHorses, Cat
tie, Hogs and Sheep, the plantation Utensils,
household and kitchen Furniture, too tedious to
mention.
Also: Nine valuable NEG ROES; also, the
crop OF Corn Wheat Oats aud Fodder. A Gre.
dit OF twelve month will be given the purchasers,
on their giving bond, with approved security.
All those who have legal CLAIMS against the
estate ofthe deceased, will be pleased to exhibit
them duly authenticated on or before the day of
sale, to enabl> the administrators to make proy-
sion for their payment. All those who are indebted
to the estate. will the necessity of immediate
payment, as it must be evident no indulgence can
be given.
JOHN LANCASTER. ,
FOBERT LANCASTER, { Aa"i Vs.
suruct
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" FOR SALE, Sicily, Mad-iya, and Sherry
ZINE. BY the HID. and Or. cask, Green CoiTsc,
orieass Sugar BY the lid. German Plati!ias
SIMPLEX by the piece o, case, haiE pint Class Yum
eIer' an cases Of 1000 each, and Ee,, 1.rk SOAP c,
Candies.
ON HAND, Madcirc Vine, Orleans d,3 Nus
covHao Sugars, Green Coffee, 1foiSsses, Prime
Pork, Liverbooi and Stone Ware, Soucione, Hy-
son Skin, and Guntopder Tea, Spanish Segars,
R6isias, almonds, Nu'nsegs, Window Glass.
Mems & Eonseh's Shoes, q,hici he spiN di.po.e
Of BY rhofesale On reasonable terms.
Juiy % ,c
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INVENT DOLLARS REWARD, for ap-

TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD; for ap-
L pretending an Apprentice of the smbscri.
Der, who eloPed ON the 18th inst. named Francis
chiiders' aged about 90 years shoemaker By
trade thn-visaGedi; about feet or inches
nigh, much iinpied in the face had on when he
went away, blue cloth coat, pair of blcc Virgil
MIA cloth pan;aloons he may have changed his
ctoaths since. Whoever will deliver the above
apprentice or secure him in any Jail, shall receive
the above re ward
torwsrn oil persons from harl,orine the said
Apprentice DAVID LOG4W.
September 90. q
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NJ OTICE.-M those indebted 10 the estate oj
" David Crenshasu, decd. are requested 10 conn
forward and make fay'nent, as no fUthe, irduL
grnce uiH be Siuen III those that have claims n
gain,t the said estate requested 10 come far
ward, and mako them tno'pn, a: am about set.
tie up the estate. CHARLES CPENSHiW.
Executor of Dacid Crenshau
September 26 .p2-pT
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-10-06

A cARD-DoCToR LEwIS, lately from
n the West-Inde., has opened his Office, at
Manchester, in the house Of Mr.. l.. Bishop, for
the practice OF Riysic, Surgery, and Midtritcry
He hopes from his success and experience, TO
merit .he patronage of liberal public
N. b. Private families may be supplied with
Medicines, with suitable directions. a. Advice
for the poor, gratis.
Semptember 25. tf
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-10-06

HOSE indebted to the late concerns of
Il Dunlop, Pollok and Co. of Manchester, and
Robert Pollock and Co. of Richmond, arc now
requested TO come forward and settle their res
pective balances, as longer indulgence cannot
be granted lawyers and agents having the coec-
ton or settlement of debts due either OF the above
concerns, will be pleased to forward us state
ments of the business in their hands
TOMPKINS g MURRAY. .
Richmond, Sept.5. ep2n
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-10-06

4 HlrY of Williamsburg, NEWBOARDKNG-
~ HOUSE.-The Subscriber who lives in the
large and comTnodious house, formerly occupied
as a tavern by Mrs. Maupin, on market square,
being the centre of the city, respectfully informs
The public, that he intends opening Immediately,
Boarding House, and proposes TO take in about
IL boar,lers. p X. DENEUFVIL LE
Sept &c. Il,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-10-06

E'OR SALE, the high bred imported Horse,
q MAGIE Ia years old last spring. RE will
be Disposed of on accommodating terms, to an
approved purchaser. He is at my stable,
where he stood the last season, and may bc seen
at the Petersburg Races, on the 18th next month,
or any time before them, at my house.
THO MAS BRANCH
Oct. 8. StT
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-10-06

JAMES Dream respectfully informs his
friends and the Public, that the partnership of
BFeam and Toilet being dissolved, the Business
will be continued by hal--he expects shortly to
receive fresh supply of articles in the Ironmon.
gerry and Hardware line, which with his present
stock in band lac will sell low for cash, approved
Pa7er, or country produce.
Sept. 49, ,r
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-10-06

YsNHE different business concerns, heretofore
A existing under the firms of Joseph Marx &
Co. in Richmond. Virginia, Asher Marx & Co in
~. York, and George Marx Z. Co ~ Manchester,
Va. are this day dissolved by mutual consent.
The partner resident at each place is charged
with the settlement OF their respective concerns
Those who have demands on either of the above
firms, will apply accordingly for payment, and
those indebted are requested to settle their &C
counts without delay. sos. MARX,
dSHER MARX,
GEORGE MARX.
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ri OTlCE-All persons concerned are re1ui-
- red to take notice, that we have sold the
debts due to the late concerns of Robert Pollok
and Co. of Richmond, s. Dunlop, Pollok and Co.
OF Manchester, to Messrs. Tompkins and MUIR
ray OF Richinond, and that payments hereafter
are to be made to them alone. or to those whom
they may empower TO collect.
JAMES c, JOHN DUNLOP.
Petersburg, Sept.5
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-10-06

nj NJ. MYERS. this city. and B M My.
lVAe crs, late of Pctersburg have, this day,
renewed their former connexion in business, TN.
der the firm Of &.
III. & 2. M1ERS.
Richmond, Oct. 8. tf
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-10-06
September 1.

TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD-Rana.
way from The Subscriber on the LIST June
last. negro man named Bi!Iey, commonly cal.
led (B'lIey Hickman j he is about thrtyyesrs of
age feet, 3 inches high, somewhat Of yellow
ISL cast expect he is lurking about the neigh
borhood of Mr.. Thomas Hickman's in Caroline.
to whom he formerly belonged or in the neigh.
borhood of Col. Christopher Toinpkns, in King.
William Were IT IS understood he has wife -:
whoever will deliver the said negro 70 Sne shall
receive the above reward, and all reasonable ca.
penCes p,5d.
JCHW EARRIS.
Po~hatan, Sept %.
The Subscriber has for sale Ten Shares in the
Manchester Turnpike Company Those that are
inclined to purchase, mey know the terms by
applying ~ Mr. j.. ID. DiSses of Manchester. or
90 the Subscriber.
.. HARRIS.
sept ~ 4w
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-10-06
Oct. l..

F., The business at Richmond, will be continued
under the firm of Joseph 8. George Marx, and at
Manchester, under the firm Of GeorG., Marx & CO
Asher Marx having tsken Joseph Linsley, ir
into ccpartncrshp, their business will be conduc.
ted at N. York, under the firm of Marx 6. Lms
ley.
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TEN DOLLARS Observation-Disclosures
Il from the Subscribers, in the early part of
April last near South West Point, in Tennessee,
negro man, named MOSES we suppose him
to be about six feet high, well made, little in
clined to be knock -kneed OF a dark complexion,
speaks slow when spoken to, and nclines to lisp
little /; his clothes cannot be described, as he
took oil number, and ofvarous kinds
The said negro was purchased bv the subscri.
bers, Tin February last, Of Martin Turner, of this
City, and generally calls himself Moses Turner.
Iir has a wife in this place, and it is supposed
heis now lurking some where in this Town, as we
have been informed he has been seen here, pre-
vious 10 our arrival. The above reward besides
legal charges, will be given to any person who
will deliver the said Negro to Richard Terrell or
]. A Grant. or secure him in any Jail so that
they get him again.
r. TERRELL.
J. n. GRANT.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-10-06

MANCHESTER ACADEMv.-ln copse.
4FI qdencc Of tue Intended removal of Mr.. Ieln
Wood, IN the city % Richmond. on the 25lh Sen.
tcmber next, the trustees Of the abDv. Academy.
are DESTROYS Of engaging a Teacher If the Ian.
,dages and Mathematics, to su7piy the STA. ION
re n)w holds Dn sppcst on 70 tic Treasurer of
he fcaGc,ny, residing IN Msnchc .tcr, the terms
"i'l DC ieads Known to any gentleman OF liberal
education and moral conduct.
August 81. If
- TIE TRUSTEES willproceed, ON sa.
,ur Say, the lith G .tobernex'. tpelect 4 teacher.
a. above, out Of the candidates, @ao may then be
IS nomination.
Scptomber %. ,f
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-10-06

He Partnership of BREIN G. FOLLET
is this day dissolved by mutual consent
All debts due to and from the Firm, will be set
lied by James BreAm
JAMS BREAM,
Francis FOLLET
Richmond, Sept. 10.
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Sept. Is.

- CT All persons are strictly forwarned from
harbor'ng or employing the above Negro Also,
all Captains of Vessels. OF any other person, are
forwarnc1 from taking the said fellow out
OF the State under the strictest penalty of the
Law.
R.T& IAC
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-10-06

% TIE PUBLlC.-The subscribers, exc.
n cutors ofjohn McRae, decd will. on Tues
day, the seventh day Of Nov next, offer, al pub.
lic sale, before the tavern OF Mr.. lanes Du.eIl.
Ot THIS town, tho following PROPERTY, viz :
Twenty-Five or thirty Slaves. among which are
several good carpenters, dis.llers, bakers, cocks
ana hoose servants Two brood Mares, one OF
winch Is the celebrated running mare Carolina.
with Florlel colt by her side. and lo,v in foal
~ sir Harry the other high bred mare ais. IN
fnai by Sir Harry, together W. h six or eight sud.
Die an work horses three mich Cows, carpen.
ter.s tools, plantation utensils, &C.
Iiic terms OF sale viii be, TOR the slaves. a Gre
,ol Of one, two and three wears, and f,r tic 5d.
s"ce OF the property, 81 credit Of twc!y, months ,
~ all cas- 3, honds witii approved security viii be
SECURED, 30 carry interest from The ds,e il not
pUnctuhy paid.
RiCFdPD N-RAE. and
DdNjEL Ep".5,
E%eoys q john EacAae, 4rceassa.
Petersburg, Sept. ~. iJ,g
or All persona having claims ngain,. The r,
ss'a % John McRse, decd are requested 70 bring
''"' iorvf'd ior adjustment, and all VINO are ~.
q "teH 80 i'ie sad es,a,c, 10 make immediate ar.
engagements ior ,.y, as 80 indulgence can ,e ei.
f""' =. MGR. ., 4. L..
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EUROPE.

From, London and Liverhooi Pohers re-
ceined at the Office Of the Baitimorc
Ee9crat Gazette.
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VALUABLE LANDS FOR sALe-Tb

" ALuABLE LANDS FOR SAIE-Tba
Subscribers wish to dispose Of that valua.
Bile tract of LAND called FoRr Lrw1s. wing
IN the Counties o! Bottetourl and Mont s-onery
and containing about 1900 acres They also
wiSh to sell $3.50 acres Of Land lying in the
County OF Flu wanna, on the south side Of the
Ewanna river, extending from Col Cary's line
down the river, to within about mile OF Co.
lumba.
This last mentioned Land, being IN five dis.
tinct tracts, VIII he old separately or together
as may best sn't any person DESTROYS of rolrchos.
nG One-iourth OF the amount being paid in
mana, any reasonable credit viii be given tor the
balance.
GIBSON & JEFFERSON.
Richmond, July 23. IF
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-10-06

'HE Hanover Fill rcLXET cLUB PACEs.
win Conmenc" Ou the second Wednesday,
in October nc,t lrst DAYS race, 9 mile heats
Cue second days race, Two nile heats. Each ds,
'ree tor any horse, mare or celding to ran, pccor
a'ng to the rules Of the Fairfield course. y gs.
neral meeting Ofthe CLUB Is requested to a,,enl
1T Hanover court house. the dsy preceding ,l,.
race. EAJHURS7' TONES,
Treasurer ant Pyq}Dies2, II tie Gsayse.
September 26 A
N. 2. In consequence Of tic Interference eth,
fredericksburg r2ces, the H.naver Races ar,
postponed until The 81 Wedaesdayor October
instead ofths 81 a. stated oLeyc.
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CHATHAM.
CHATHAM.

lMiddieburgh capi,ulated without firing
shoJ but the enemy made sartie from
Rushing, when smart action took place, in
which we had about 800 men killed and
wounded. The loss of tue enemy was much
greater. The number OF prisoners in our
1ssession is about 1000 Three Of cur gue-
boats were sunk
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mo. 43.

was con Quoted through the passage into The
we're Cat nor can the advantages resulting
from the success OF this operation be 90 hi Oh
+; estimated, as by IL we were net only ena-
bed to effect a Decentralization, which in the
then state OF the wind, was inlpracticable in
any ether quarter, but ago that the enemy.
probably relying on she difficulty of he ma
VACATION, was less prepared for resistance.-
must also warmly acknowledge The great
assistance tue service has derived from the
jealous cxertions of the officers of he navy,
and the seamen employed, in drawing a con-
siderable proportion OF the artillery through
a heavy sand, and without whose aid, the
advance OF the army must necessarily have
been suspended, the strength ofthe tide rem
dering the landing of the horses Tor q time
extremely difficult. have the honor to ba,
&c.
(SiSned) CHATHAM.
p. S.--Sinoe writing the above letter,
have received intelligence f ON Lieut.. Gen.
Dir John Hope; that the reserve of the ar
my had effected their landing on South,
Beveland. and that detatchmeMt had occu-
pied the town of Goes.
(Signed) CHATHAM.
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Richmond, Sept. 10.
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r. T. & J. A. G.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-10-25

don, could give you object of comPafisos' pus
IN our Own country know not were 10 ma ohe. nc
plains OF Danvers Or the entrance TO salem oscr 'o
new turnpike will give very feeble idea oi inc nor
rour OF this scenery. f
The modern city, ike the ancient is built upon
both banks Of the 1iber which flows through II 40
meanccring course from north TO south. M"en ,ne
greater part OF the city s now, well as iormery'
ouit upon the eastern side Of the river, though tne
inhabitants OF the western side, turbulent and m
trcpd race of men, boast Of being the true descen-
dents Of the ancient Romans.
Rome is about fourteen miles in circumference
though the inhabited part Of it does not amount to
more than one quarter, and is principally confined
to the vicinity Of the ancient Forhm Romanum
You enter the city, in coming fem Florence, by
the ancient Pora Famina, which is now called Por-
t. del Popoo, and which formerly was the terInina-
tion OF the Via Flamina, the remains of which are
in many places sti perceived in excellent preserva-
ton The ancient Forum Populi, which you entered
on passing the Flaminian gate, is still an elegant
square, called Piazza del Popolo, and is very mpo
sing 10 stranger who for the first time visits the
city
Three straight and beautiful streets commence on
the south side of this noble squarc directly opposite
the gate, and 60 off in divergng nes, one along the
banks of the 1iber another along the centre Of the
city, and the third towards the celebrated hills, a.
round which are placed the principal beauties OF
Modern Rome. AK
The surface of Rome with the exception of the
hills are situated is in general extremely level the
streets are clean, and well paved the churches and
palaces are in noble style Of architecture, and the
houses much superior to those Of most cities on
the continent.
This splendid metropolis boast vast number of
noble squares which possess two advantages almost
peculiar 10. Rome alludc to their fountains and
their obelisks The enterprise and the wealth Of
modern princes are not equal to such vast undertak-
ings It is necessary that whole world should be
tributary absolute prince, to enable him to
cute such magnificent and noble works. Whether
the cmpcrour of France will acquire the requisite
power and wealth, is yet uncertain and still more
so, whether he or his servants will have the
ry taste. The French, if you viii pardon me di'
erosion, people entirely different from the
cient or modern Romans. They want not only the
dignity Of taste and grandeur Of conception, but
they lack the perseverance and patience requisite
the execution and perfection of great designs They
prefer something light and airy, which be cxecu
ted as it is thought Of and they ndiiier.
ent whether it lasts longer than its noveltry.
Letter 20M to be continued
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The Progressive COMPANY,

AT THEIR CREAMERY AND GROCERY
STORE, No. /, LoNo-WHARF,
Hare for Sale, Uholesae and Retail, at the ossest
rent prices,
A Constant supply OF Rye and Indian Corn;
4 do. do. Rye and Indian Meal;
Flour, Of the most approved brands
An extensive assortment of GROCERIES and IL
QUORS--among 7vhich ore
10 hhds. Sd proof ST. Crox and Antigua Rum;
90 pipes 4tll proof Spanish Brandy;
90 quarter casks Sherry Wine;
90 boxes Rasins 90 do Chocolate
Hyson, Souchong, and Bohea Teas, by the chest
or lesser quantity, &C. &C.
1900 bushels Exuma Salt of superiour quality:
$500 do Liverpool dc.
500 do Turks Island do.
500 Go. Bonayista do. 4r
.4lso--a quantity Of we'll seasoned mer. Boards
Like1sise..-...Jiist receired,
pipes Gin; hhds. old Jamaica Spirits
6 chests Compoy Tea, of an excellent favour;
1000 w.t. Cheese; 200 Meal Bags;
crates and hhds. Crockery Ware, &c. &c.
- Cash given for .CoRN ard RYE.
N. b. Those persons who have in their possession
Meal Bags belonging to the Company, will have the
goodness to return them.
WILLIAM COGGESHALL, jun. .qyent
.Ne1cborf, Oct. 18. AZ .ei.,.s