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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-09-12

TOR SALE, Canding this day fom on Do,rJ.
the schooner Weymouth from Jcw.York, !
'l9 Hhds. and 100 bbls. Muscovadj sugars, Ok
good quality.
LyV STORE.
% Hhds brown Sugars,
50 Iihds and so bbls. Loaf Sugars,
Tuns and so bags Coffee,
% Boxes Cotton Cards,
II Boxes Playing Cards, (black Etglel
10 Hhds. Antigua Rum,
20 iiali boxes, 3 by 10, Window Class,
Together with general assortment Of Ladies
aud gentiemen's Shoes
Terms liberal. Cash for Wagon Flour.
Aus IS. 80
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The business ofthe Store will be carried ON as
Formerly by .aRCH. BRYcE.
September S. ,y$w
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MONDAY, FEB. 81.
On motion Of Mr.. MCreerY,

Resolved, That committee be appointed
to enquire into the expediency OF prohibiting
by law, for limited time, the expectation
of arms, ammunition, canvass and cordage,
and that they have leave to report by bill or
otherwise.
Mr.. M'Creew, Mr.. Quincy, and Mr..
Mumford were appointed committee pur-
suant to the above.
Mr.. +. K. Smith presented bill to ex-
tend for IA years from the year 1911, to
Amos and William Whitemore, jun. the
patent right to machine for manufacturing
cotton and wool cards.
Read the first and second time and order
ed to be engrossed for third reading to-
morrow.
Mr.. Rhea (Tenn.) presented bill to al
ter and establish certain post roads. Com
mitted to committee of the whole house
tomorrow.
Mr.. fer. Norrow,,fro the committee ON
the public lands, reported on the several pc,
titions of lob Sheldon, William Erwin and
Richard Long, which was read and leave
given the petitioners to withdraw their Petl-
tons.
Mr.. M'Creerg presented bill to Profii-
bit for limited time the expectation OF arms
ammunition, canvas, cordage and hemp, and
for encouraging the importation thereof
Read and committed to committee OF the
whole house tomorrow.
Mr.. Holmes presented a bill to authorize
the accounting officers of the treasury to SCI
tie the account Of the legal representatives
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ment suggested by Mr.. Bacon, which con-
templated giving to merchants the power to
chuse what attacks or seizures they chose
to consider unlawful, and thus involve the
United States with whom they chose. He
warned gentlemen against adopting it. 1t
war was to be made, let it be declared &C
cording to the constitution.
Mr.. WiHams's motion was then negativ-
ed, 81 to SO.
Mr.. Cook renewed the motion to strike out
the same part of the bill, for the purpose OF
inserting an amendment for arming our
merchant vessels as substitute for 1t. In
support of his motion Mr.. Cook urged
number of arguments. He was opposed to
the non-intercourse system. There was no
fear of the arlning system driving the ma
ton into war; for whatever acts should be
committed by our armed vessels would be
the acts of individuals and not OF the ma
ton. He had heard from parts Of the uni
on, from people not to be interested in or
injured by such course, cries for war, war,
war-at whose expenoe? Not at theirs, but
of those on the margin of the ocean, who
all wished for peace. Mr.. Cook again de-
precated the continuance of the embargo,
and expressed his concurrence in opinion
with Mr.. Randolph, that our admlnistra-
ton was pursuing course somewhat SINH
lar to that of Lord North under the Bril-
fish governments. The course which he
proposed would promote union and again
unite divided people. The following is
the amendment which Mr.. Cook proposed
to insert:
And be it further enacted, That from
and after the Goth day of May next, the
merchant vessels owned wholly by citizen
or citizens of the United States, and navi
gated wholly by citizens of the L. States,
and not in any part laden with goods con-
traband of war, and not bound to any port
or place actually blockaded and invested,
and pursuing commerce permitted by the
laws of the United States, may be armed
and equipped, and may defend their neutral
rights by resisting the late DEGREES Of France
and orders of Great Britain, which violate
the long established rights of neutrality J;
and may repel by force any assault or hes
ility which shall be made or committed On
the part of any French or British vessel Of
war, in pursuance of such DEGREES or Or
dels; and to subdue and capture the same {:
and to retake any vessel of the =. States,
owned, navigated, ladened and bound as
aforesaid, which may have been captured
pursuant to such DEGREES or orders by any
vessel sailing under French or British CO.
Iors, and acting or pretending to act by or
under authority of such DEGREES or orders
from the French or British governments"
Fridays proceedings to be c0ntlnued.l
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lust RECEIVED
Blu The SubSr16rr

By The Subs'76fr, .o.r,e
A good assortment OF mems -'''' 'DN
Shoes.
Boys do. do
Womens' and girls do do 80 re.
Excellent Potatoes for seed or fanny w.,
Sweet Oil in boxes OF retail
Craaberries.
Picked Holsters in kegs. 9,
Lines, and Lime-Julce N 0olit7''
Tamarinds.
I honlas Pa!teh'
March ].
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-10-13

10 all whom it may concern-R4CH HARD
II SMYTH, native of ireland, departed this
l'e on the 18th of June, 1909, without leaving in
TINS State, or IN the United States, any rela-
ton ny consanguinty, and possessed of some
Estate an Lands within this Com non wealth, of
winch, as well as of the Uaitcd States he had
long been Citizen HIS intent was ia give the
wno!e to the subscriber, his Nuncupatiye
WIN, now ct Record, will sufficiently prove but
the Subscriber hath been adv sed, that Will of
that kind cannot effect conveyance of Lands,
how far soever it may prove the intent off The Fes-
tator and that the Lands late of the said Richard
Smlth do OF consequence, escheat to the com.
monweaith, though contrary to his intent OF be
slowing them on citizen thereof For that rea
son, the subscriber shs request the General AS
sembiy, at its ensuing session, by Petition to car.
~ the intent OF the said Smyth INTO execution, BY
releasing the Interest Of the Commonwealth in
tht Lands whereof he was possessed, or en-
titled to within the same, to the Subscriber
DAVID DOYLE.
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!!

STOMACHIC ELIXIR or HEALTH
- ~ very valuable medicine for the cure of
Inc cramp, pains, or wind in the stomach car.
ry'ng of superhuous bile, removing habituaI
cestveness and sickness at the stomach II gives
immediate relief in the dysentery, and cholera
inorbus, and removes the bowel complaints in
children 1t also gives relief in colds, a,thmas
bottle
Or PoBERTsoh's YEcETlRLE NEP.
I0OS CORDIAL, is celebrated for the cure of
nyster'cai and other nervous complaints, impuri.
ues OF the blood, seminal weakness, G the vario,,
inconvenience resulting from dissipated plea
sures, residence in warm climates, and feminine
complaints Price S so cts per bottle
". ROBERTSON'sP PATENT STO MACH.
IL 6I7TERS, are Particularly recommended
'or restoring weak constitutions cleansing G.
STRENGTHENING the stomach and increasing the
appetite The, expel worms from children &
are good preventive against intermittent fe
vers and agues Price IS per bottle
Or ROBERTSON's Celebrated GOVT and
HHEOMA1IC DROPS, are in high repute tor
relieving the govt and rheum siism,, umbaeo,
stone and gravel They cure weaknesses of the
joints, sprains, bruises and all kinds of green
Wounds, Price 2 per bottle
A constant supply of the above medicine. for
sale, by FIIZWH1LSONNG, POTTER, BOOK.
sellers & Stafioners, Richmond, where pam
phiets containing certificates of cures &C. may
be had q ats.
iake Notice, That none are genuine without
the signature Of T. w. Dyott NJ ID. Grandson of
the late DIR. Robertson OF Edinburg
Sept. Is 49,
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E1FTEEN DOLLARS REWARD u, for ADD.
4 heading 4 delivering Fanny. bright Mulstt
Girl, about FIVE feet two inches high, seyenteer
years old, inclined to be Aeshy who Runaway =.
oout me 2oth Dec. last. She has been hsrbor
ed in Richmond most of the time since. wher,
she passed by the name of LOUISA SMITH
She was seen on the 9Th instant on the basin, and
brought home on the 9th, went off again on the
morning OF the 9TH. She had on an india cotton
trock : and left, sHe says, variety of clothes,
&C Inherent houses where she has been secreted /;
is very fond of dress, and has been Frequently de.
tected in committing daring rebberes-S6e is
one OF those entitled to liberty when she arrives
To a certain age, under the VIII of the late Jobn
Pleasants of Henrico county in consequences
OF which, many OF them are very ungovernable--
many OF her connections enjoy their Liberty, aud
1--we IN the adjacent countes.--The above re ward
will be given on delivering her TO
SAMUEL PLEASAr-TS.
roWhatan county, sept 81. ,ytf
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FITzwHYLSoNN & POTTER.
BOOK SELLERS IND STAT1oHEBs

Have just received a veyy large sRbbcy of
EOOLS-C AP, Pott and Letter Papers Lat.
III, French {, English schoo-books pocket
school and family Bibles Paper.hangings s. Dor.
deriug Q,lills ofthe first and inferior qualities
Metallic Pens 4; Playing, blank s. visiting cards
Ladies & Gertemeu's pocket books Backran.
mon tables AID Chess boards Pearl Counters
Tooth. brushes and Den;ifrce old leaf, black
leadpenchs and water colors I; Vocal and instru
mental music Durable Ink, &c. &c.
n great variety Of Day Books, Journals and
Ledgers, Record aud Sherifis books. ON han ].
Tickets in the Rhode-Isiand Coal Lottery for
sale, at . 80 cts each. The price will be short
~ raised. The scheme OF this Lottery holds gu,
pecuhsr advantages to the adventures, as WILL
appear on an examination oft. The drawing
viii commence shortly.
IT CGebs in search of wifc.-a new and
nauch admired Novel, Just come ~ hand.
Sept. Ii. wsw
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BALTIM ORE, Oct. Z.
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.

The ship Diana. Captain HolJrook. ar
rived here last evening IN 40 DAYS from Lii
verpool. We have ycceived London and Ii
VerPool papers from he l7rh TO the 24th nS
Ausus'. They are chiefly filled with sc-
counts and details of the operations or
Walohcren, by The army under Eord Chat
ham. a d the Il, e. under Admiral Strachan
F.ushing surrendered b. cap;tuIation on the
- ot Angus the GARRISON, sick and well. =
'eeaming prisoners 1t war J. had been ,noss
ten end usly bomharded for the .wo nights
prev o,ii to the Signature of the articles Of
|capitnla,ion, which event was DELAYED by
he demand on the part Of the Free ch gen.
OF more favorable terms for the Irish bri.
gade which defended the place.
The islands of Schnwen & Buiyeland haves
also surrendered The expedition was said
tn have excited great sensation in Holland;
NO matter -" als wei that ends we'll ~,
Considerable euanti,ie. Of powder. besi.t.!.
cannon, and shot Of various descriptions 4gas
found in Flushing.
The next operation to I've undertaken saws
the Statesman, I" is the reduction of For,
LILO To defend the passage of the Scbeydt
at this particular point, tn French ADM,
raj 10 said to have brought down a strong
force of frigates and gun boats II, however
the navigation be practicable for our vessels
OF war, strong as is Fort Lilo, the Da.saoe
y '
than has been Consumed before Finishing
The ultimate success ofthc expedi ion syainss
Antwerp. faye. there's the rub Il mnsr
however finally depend upon the strength of
the army that may have been collected for
its defence.
In the eye of the statesman, who look. IN
great measures. the English expeditions tn
Archangel and Walcheren, &c. are resIlv
little things; but a DIV a,fish minister NAY
think otherwise. Canning. viii magnify
them BY saying with the poet.
"Titese little thing, are grss, tolittle
men"
Tie Courier of August Il, exults n, the
"spiepdd victory" OF Wellesley OYER the
French ~ Spaini But, the Morning thron;.
Gle OF the same date, with more Disc rntoent
says sarcaSticaily and truly 18th. rxt,gc,.
OF dispatches from Cir a. Wellesley. ore =
little iess fntslHsi6Ls than tie disoatrhes
from Lord Chatham, but the, both lead 10
the same conclusion. that with an ,rtpv of
10000 British troops, placed under their ca
para,e commands, nothing has yet been dine
and lit 9 Is to be expected Z"
On has'y perusal, We discover no'binc
very important; but farther cx,rssts shsa
be gvsa - our ssst....Ubif
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AND FOR SALE-The subscriber offers
~ for sale that valuable estate on which be
formerly resided, lying on James River, near
the Town of Warmnster, in the County of Ne!
con, lately Amherst. This tract contains nearly
two thousand acres-The low grounds are of
the most valuable kind, and siie highlands imme-
diately adjacent thereto very fertile and I'M
commonly level-It might be divided into two
Plantations to advantage, or continued in one, as
might SUIT the swner. The houses are new and
amply sufficient for the comfortable accommoda.
ton 81 a family-A more minute description is
deemed unnecessary, as It is presumed the pur-
shaser will view and judge fer himself The
subscriber will only observe that the place is
very healthy, lies in fine neighborhooJ, and
commands, perhaps, as many advantages as any
other situation that is offered for sale in the state
One fourth of the purchase money will be requ-
rcd on the first of January, when possession
will be given; and the balance will be divided
into nine equal annual instsllments, without any
charge OF interest if the principal be punctually
paId--A lange crop Of small grain will be sown
III good order, and the purchaser may be accom-
modated with corn &c. sufficient for n wears
supply. Letters directed To Buckingham Court
House, or to Warminster, would be soon rece-
we'd and attended to. In my absence, my brother
MIR. Joseph c. Cabell will shew the land to any
persos DESTROYS TO purchase.
VIM. Fl. CABELL
September l. tf
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VALUABLE LANDS FOR sALE-rhe

" ALUABLE LANDS FOR SALE.-The
Subscribers wish te dispose of that valua.
bic tract OF LAND called Fsnr LEWIS, lying
ia the Counties OF Bottetourt and Montgomery,
and containing about $500 acres They also
wish to sell $3.50 acres of Land lying in the
County OF Flu wanna, on the south side of the
Riyanna river, extending from Col. Cary's line
down the river, to within about mile of Co
lumbia.
This LAST mentioned Land, being in five dis.
tnct tracts, will be sold separately or together,
as may bost suit any person DESTROYS of purchas.
ing. One-fourth of the amount being paid in
hand, any reasonable credit will be given for the
balance.
GIBSON & JEFFERSON.
Richmond. Tuly 2S e.
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TO THE PUHLIC.-The subscri hers, exc.
II cutors Of John McRae, decd will, on Tues
day, the seventh day of Nov. next. offer, at pub
lie sale, before the tavern of Mr.. James Durell
OF this town, the following PROPERTY, viz
twenty-five or thirty Slaves, among which are
several good carpenters. distllers, bakers, cooks
and house servants: Two brood Mares, one of
which is the celebrated running mare Carolina,
with Florizel colt by her side, and now in foal
ny Sir Harry: the other high bred mare also il,
isa' by Sir Harry, ogether with six or eight sad
die and work horses, three mich Cows, carpen.
ter's tools. plantation utensils, &c.
:. le terms OF sale will be, for the slaves, ere.
DIT ct one, two and three years, and for the bal.
ance OF tho property, credit of twelve months ;
IN all cases, bonds with approved security will De
required, to carry interest from the date if not
punctually paid.
RICHARD NcRdE, and
DANIEL EPPES,
Esec'rs Of John Mci<ae, deceased.
Petersburg, Sept. 80. lOtT
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September %.

NEW LEATHEP S7IORE--opposite the
~ Eagie-Tavern.-.John AcPherson respect.
fully informs the citizens of Richmond, its vioi
nifty, and the public generally, that he has open.
ed general assortment of the best Northern Lea
ther, IN the store formerly occupied by Mr. Simp-
son Morris consisting Of
Upper and Soal Leader Harness and Skirl
ing dc--Black and Russet Bride do.-Back <
Russet Saging do.-Brown Upper and BELOW.
Hides do.-Brown < white Sheep Skins-Tan
ned and dressed Buck Skins Wax and grainec
Calf Skins-Kusset ditto and Boot Legs-H %
Skins and Roundings- Black and Brown Deer
and Dog Skins-Black, green, red and yellow
Morocco Skins.
Also, great quantity Of coarse NEG 70 E.
WELTED SHOES, all of which viii b., so',.
uncommonly low, for cash, orneat Dryed Hide
September 8. w8a.g
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In CoUNcIL, September 18th, 1909.
IS advised, that from and after the frs, day
OF January next, the Auditor he instructed.
m every case, where any clam by virsue of an or.
uer OF certrhcate OF court, presented 10 him by
person whose name is not mentioned therein
torequire such person to produce, also, an orr er
or power ofattorney from the Individual in whose
favor such order or certificate of court was made,
together with affidavit of one witness at least,
certified by magistrate or notary public, that
such Individual actually signed and acknowIed.
of this rule: 1t is advised, that COW hereof he
published in the Virginia Argus, Enquirer, Pc
tersburg I'telgencer, Norfolk Herald, Lynch
burg Star, Stanton Eagle and Winchester "a.
zette, once week until the first day of Januar,
next.
Extract from the Journals,
DANIEL l.. HILTON,
September g. viii
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" lRClNIA 1NN--THE SUBSCRIBER
having disposed of his interest in the EA.
cLE-TAvERN, respectfully informs his Friends
and the Public, thai he has leased for number
OF years, the old CITY HOTEL, of Mr. Crouch
at considerable expence this well known house
is rendered as comfortable as any in Richmond.
II the most unremitting attention, the best Ia
bles, Liquors, Stables and Water, can conduce
to public patronage, the Subscriber pledges him.
self that these shall not be wanting
A few genteel Boardcrs can be accommodate
ed at 40 pounds per year.
RATES, sc.-GentleRen putting UP at this
House VIII be charged Que dollar per day--Hor
scs at livery, so cents per day-Ari other charges
equally moderate. j.. S. SMITHERS
RICHMOND, Sept. 90. 1909
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EMOV AL.-The subscriber has removed
ans Coach Makers Shop about three squares
east on the same street he resided on, and
e"y OPPOSITE The oihcc formerly kept by Adam
Craig, deed. where he carries ON the coach ms.
KING business, in all it's branches lie bees leave
10 return his sincere thanks to his friends and the
public in general, for their past support, & hopes
by ms attention and punctuality, to merit a con
tlnuance OF their patronage
JOSHUA WEST.
sept 20. N6w
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EoR NiE--523 dc'RES JAMES RiKEk
~ LIMU ON The 1ltI, nnna..L--. .------ 4
Sept. IS.

E'oR NLE--323 1CRhS ydMES RlHEE
u LAND.--On the 10th December next. ~
iair, or otherwise the next fair dsy,) the Subscr
Der will offer for sale on the premises, a Tract
OF LIND situate in Buckingham county, imme
dateIy opposite the mouth Of Rock fish river
thirty acres Of which are prime low ground, &
tie residue strong, finely ti1nbered upian1, well
adapted to the culture Of Tobacco, Corn, ard
Wheat.
a credit Of one, two and three wears will he
gwen, payable at equal instalm ehts, with into.
rest from date, to be RENTED ifthe payments be
Punctnaliy made Bends with approved securi
" viii be required. A clear title made, 4 pos
sslon given on the day Of sale.
The above Tract Of Land has been converted
" me by Patrick Rose, Jun of Buckingham, g.
be sod Tor the payment Of his debts
June az. Jsvsn.
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Sept. 90.

M ANCHESTER ACADEMY-In conse.
IV1 quence of the intended removal of MIR. Jobn
Wood, to the city OF Richmond, on the 25th Sen.
TENDER next, the trustees of the above Academy.
are DESTROYS of engaging Teacher of the Ian
guages and Mathematics, to supply the s, alton
he now holds On application to the Treasurer of
the Academy, residing in Manchester, the terms
will be made known to any gentleman ef liberal
education and moral conduct
August IS. If
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WINDSOR, FOR RENT.-Will be rent.
wv ed, on Wednesday, the 18th of the pre-.
sent month. to the highest bidder, on the premi-
SEES Two thirds of that valuable fam, near this
city, called Windsor, for the term OF ore wear.
to commence on the first day of January next
The tenant will be permitted to sow wheat this
fall, If he wishes to do So
SAM'L. GREENHOW, agent for
Vim. LANGBoRN, Executor Of
- I'm, CAMBRIDGE, Deceased. =
October 10. .,
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NOSE indebted to the late concerns of
Dunlop, Pollok and Co. Of Manchester, and
robert Pollock and Co OF Richmond, are now
f>Ghested To come forwarl aEd settle their res.
fectiye balances, as longer indulgence cannot
se ecanted lawyers and agents having the collec.
son crse clement of debts Cue either ofthu above
ty"cer"s, viii DC pleased TO forward us state.
vents oil the business u, their hands.
-, TOIHkAfJYS 81 AHJ,R PbT.
ssashmsrd, Sept s. ep2m
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~ HE different business concerns, heretofore
4 existing unde the firms of Joseph Marx s.
Co m Richmond, Virginia, Asher Marx < Co in
N. York, and George Marx Co in Manchester,
Va. are this day dissolved by mutual con ent.
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 ac-
counts without delay. JOS. MARX,
ASHER MARX,
CEORGT Marx.
Oct. l. tf
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~ ME subscribers offer for sale, very gene
raj assortment of GROCERIES,, which
hey will dispose of on moderate terms, for cash,
sountry produce, or approved paper.
ALSO, 60 Kegs and FF Brandy Wine Cum
Powder.
WHITE c. SHELTON.
October 10. IF
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90 All persons having claims against the es
tate of John McRse. decd. are requested to bring
them forward for adjustment, and ali who are in.
debted to the said estate, to make immediate ar
engagements for pay, as no indulgence can be gil
ven. II MoR T. n n
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u THE TRUSTEES will proceed, on sa.
turday, the 14th October next, to elect te acher.
as above, out of the candidates, who may then be
in nomination.
September 49, tf
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n OTlCE-All persons concerned are reaui-
i ' red to take notice, that we have sold the
debts due to the late concerns Of Robert Pollok
and Co. OF Rlcbmond, & Dunlop, Pollok and Co
OF Mancheste',to Messrs. Tompkins and Muir.
ray OF kichmond, and that payments hereafter
are to- be made to them alone, or 20 those whom
they may empower to collect
JAMES {, JOHN DUNLOP
Petersburg, Sept S. :
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Oct. 1.

y The business at Richmond, will be continued
under the firm of Joseph & George Marx, and at
Manchester, under the firm of George Marx x co.
Asher Marx having taken Joseph Linsley, jr.
into copartnershp, their business will be conduc
ted at N. York, under the firm of Marx & Lins-
kew
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JAMES BREAM respectfully informs his
3rlends and the Public, that the partnership Of
Cream and Toilet being dissolved, the Business
will be continued by hia,--he expects shortly to
i'cceive fresh supply of articles in the Ironmon-
gerry and Hardware line, which with his present
stock IN hard, he will sell low for cash, approved
paper, or country produce.
Sept. 18. IF