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tsLieut Nichols, Of my staff will hand
you this. $ s., { !; 81.
Captain Bennett has surrendered himself
10 the arrest. and willof course be tried BY
court martial.
mborfant Mjormdtion.


Important Information.
The public have long been anxious to re-
ceive some intelligence respecting the cele-
brated Mammoth Bones, which, during the
last summer, were shipped for France by
the order Of Mr.. Jefferson: TO Mr.. Jet
ferson's personal friends, it will be partlcu-
larly gratifying to learn from the following
letter, that in September last the bones ar
rived in good condition and were to have
been 6 debarked" without delay, at the
bridge Of Austerlitz, at the northern gate
ofthe garden of plants, across which these
precious objects" were to be trans ported to
the apartment destined for their reception"
Translation of the Count LAcEpEDEs' let
ter to D. B. WARDEN, &c. concerning
the Fossil bones, presented to the Ma
tional Institute by the President Of the
United States. Dated
Paris, 1st Sept. 1903.
SIR,
fastened to communicate to the instr
tute, in their sitting of Monday last, the let.
ter which Mr.. Jefferson was pleased to adj
dress, and which you had the compliance to
deliver to me.
The institute, penetrated with gratitude
for this new mark of interest which Its illus
trious member has manifested, has resolved
that anexpression ofthanks shall be solemn
ly addressed to him by its proper officers
1t has alsoaengagedme to testify to- Mr.. JEFF
ferson the value it attaches to his attention..
The institute has decided, that the fossil
bones and other objects of natural history,
which Mr.. Jefferson has had the goodness
to put at its disposal, shall be placed in the
Museum of Natural History the only place
where the public can conveniently and use
fully examine this fine present of Mr.. Jeffer-
son.
In consequence of this decision of the In
stitute, shall Immediately make known to
my colleagues of the Museum, what you
have made known to me, sir, concerning the
arrival of these bones and as they come by
the river, from Havre, and are, by their ma
ture, susceptible of being injured, perhaps
you may think proper to debark them at the
bridge of Austerlitz, at the northern gate OF
the garden of plants, across which these pre-
cious objects can be easily transported to the
apartment destined for their reception.
Accept, sir, the new assurance of all the
sentiments you merit, as also the renewal
of my thanks for all that you have been
pleased to communicate TO me.
have the honor to salute you,
(Sigued)
CoUNT DE LAcEpEDE.
Monsieur Warden, Secretary ofhe
American Legation.
P. S. shall have the honor of sending
toyou, according to your permission, my an
swer to your ilIustlious President.
On the 9th instant, the wife of MIR. Phi
meas Brownson, of Pennington, was deli
vered of four children, viz. three boys and
one girl. They were all born alive, but ex-
pred in few hours.
[Haryort Pap.
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A. "a few PaGengers will be taken
on board the Ship Y ENUS for Liverpool, al :
moderate rate, if application is made to the
captain before Monday next.
June %. st.
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WIN. C. NEWTON.
!" Piano Forte.

THE subscriber takes the liberty to inform
the Ladies and Gentlemen of Alexandria and
its vicinity, that he will instruct them to play
on the PIANO FORTE. For further infor-
nation please to apply to him at Mr.. D. JEN-.
K1ss's, opposite the Indian Queen tavern,in
King street.
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FOR SAFE.

A Tract Of LAND, containing 27a acre
situate in the county of Lancaster, Virginia
onathe main road leading from Richmond to
Lancaster court house. five miles from the
latter and four miles from Deep Creek, on the
Rappahannock. The Improvements are, q
good dwelling house, kitchen, smoke house.
corn house, large barn and store house, a
new, and handsome apple orchard o about
500 trees. Upwards of 200 acres of the az
boye land Is we'll timbered with oak, chesnuf
and hickory. The terms will be made known
by applying to Mr.. p. 7ritlett, of Alexan.
andria, or to the subscriber adjoining this
place.
Edmund Denney.
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Edmund Denney.
Centreville, Oct. lA-(l7' law
N O T I c. E.

THE subscriber intending shortly o leave
this place, requests all to whom he is In
debted to call AID receive payment and all
who are indebted to him are hereby re quest
ed to call and settle their accounts, as my
circumstances will not justify any longer IN.
diligence.
Samuel M'Claud.
June 8. cow
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-12-28
ARcHER's kEsoLurIous.
Tie following is correct eoby effAen, az amend.
cd IA. aasbfsd

Tie following is correct eoby ofhetl, a. amend
ed and Gasbfsd
DY TIE HsBsE or DRLEoATEs OF Many
LAND.
Dec IS, 1909 Where's the present relation.
oftie u States Of America wifi the bslliperent
powers OF Europe. give us but little room 10 hone
that they will s,Oediiy abandon those unlawful
IDeasGecs ofretsioton on each other, and Of vio-
lent and indeiensiiSe aggression aud encroa. i 4.
inents on the rRhg ofacutHsl states, which t,sy
have adopted, DO innlicsl 70 tlie lave Of natioss
aud tie free navigation the ezeas, and our com.
Try free, hUotishin@ and indie pendent and res,iar
as the bass OF its existence, upon the INDUSTRY,
public spirit and disintercsted patriotism Of lie
eitilens, contains wItlnn It's bosom the seeds Of
almost every comfort, convenience and luxury of
the Eastern heIhsrhsrV, which, if by careful and
tender bands they be nurtured and cultivated.
win ROurisn into maturity in the midst Of = crate
ful people grown by tier assistance. and con.
ducted By their prosperity to proud slate Of
perfect and envable Independence on Tie c.,,o.
rnsrce and nanuiacuu es Of the nations OF Ru
reps
And whereas it IS the Indispensable d,,,, Of f,,s
reprceeh.otifc 81 an enlightened pe,,pfs ,,bo ave
reso.ye~ 70 1--we or dc iivsn.sn, 10 iroposc SUCH
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Johnson AND REAT.

JEWELLERS q ,SILVERSNITIfS /:
q I Tie crescent sign, opposite ts- agile TIA
vern-havc just received an additional SUP.
ply of ARTICLES in Shcir line, (whicl. with .hcir
former stock will render their assortment very
completely consisting Of
Pearl Ear Rr'gs, Earnings & Drops, Breast.
Pins, Bracelets and Flngsr Kings
Jet Breast Pins, Bracelets, Ear Rings & Neck.
laces, tortoise slIeii Combs OF the most approved
pStterns, gold Watch Chains, Seals and Kcvs of
the latest patterns, Ear Rings, Fmgs Rings
Breast-Pins, bracelets, Buttons, Lockets and
Miniature Settings.
silver Tea Pots, Coffee Pots, Sugar Dishes.
Stop Bowls, cream-Pots, CAMS and Gobletts
Tabe, deaeft, tea and salt SDonns SCUM, ;oslc;y.
cream and mustard Ladies, Sait-Stsnds, Thin.
bles, Coral * Bells, Tea ronss E Pencil Cases
silver mounted DirSs, Swords and Snuff Boxes
Plated Castors of various prices, Candesticl.s,
Fruit Baskets, Iea-Pots, Susar Dishes, Cream-
Pots, 5 ,it-Stands, Table Spoons and Tea Tongs.
Block TN Tea Pots and Tea Cadas, together
with sundry other articles too tedious 10 cnnu,e.
rate here, a! of which they offer on moderate
terms. Orders for wori; strictly attended to-
The highest price given for old silver and gold
December z. emf
SWO huBared NEG POES for sale.-Will
positively be sold AT Christopher O~en',
Tavern, in the town of Urbanns in Midd,s.ex
county, the above quantity Of Negroes belonging
iothe estate OF Philip l.. Srymes, Esq. of Bran,
don, decd. among which are, House Servants.
Cooks, Carpenters, Biacksmiths, Coopers. &c.
&c and also, OK Carts with Chains, s-: and "a
o the most valuable Oxen belonging TO said es
tate
Thirty of the above Negroes will be sold for
cash, the balance with the Oxen &c. will be sold
on credit ofnine months, the purchaser giving
bond with approved security.
The Sale viii commence on the 9th of January
next, III far, # not, the next fair day) and viii
continue from dsy to day till all are sold
day. .
Aillegal creditors are requested to purchase
sae amount or any part Of t,er respective CLAIMS
ROBERT NEST,
ddniNisyator, &c. of
w PHILIP L. GA MES, decd.
Woodviile, GIouces-)
ter, November IS tGs
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IKE SUBSCRIBERS having conncctsd
u themselves in Business under tie Srm of
NURPHY u CRUhP.
Offer FoR SALE, in tie store lately occupied nv
Mr.. VIM. Temple, four doors above the Beil.Ts.
yeIn 4 general anil RI selected fssoyfrent Of
GROCERIES, CHIN8. GLASs' X g;TSg7y =
HIKE, which they will sen low for cash or ex.
change for cOuHtry produce.
Ihey also dertbeir services 10 the Dchjie az
COM.sit5 SION MERc HANTS. ANY business
committed 20 their care will De attend d 10 ,ysb
al possible dispatch
tVILL. MURPHI,
.T1EHCf4 CRt16fP
Eiclmomd, Dccemksr 2,wsw
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December 1

7 LIER-DEN7YST.-sas removed :.
~ 10 the corner iusc betw, en- ,lG, Swan and
Washington Tayerns, where he is pract.sin. IN
the various branches of his profession, l. C. SCI
ting artificial teeth, cleansing, plugging, extrnct.
ing, &c. &c.
n b. n line or servant direeted TO Mr. lie
Teller at the above place will be attended to.
December 10. -5ntf
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IN cHANcERY In Chesterfield County

EN- CHANCERY In Chesterfield County
A Court, November 18th, 1909.
Thomas Smith, Plaintiff. vs. Stephen Elan
and Judith Pass, DefeadanS
This day came tho plaintiff by James Robert
son, lr. esquire, his attorney, and it appearing to
the satisfaction of the eourt, that the defendant
clam is not an irhabilant of this commonwealth,
1t is ordered, that the said Elan do enter lis a.
pearaiicc in this suit on or before the second
Monday in January next aud give security for
performing such decree rs the court may here.
after make in the premises II is further order
ed that the defendant Bass, out Of the effects IN
hsF hands belonging to the defendant Elsm, do
retain olHcient TO satisfy to the plaintiff the sum
OF & o, 81 with six per cent interest thereon
from the Sth day Of January 1907, until paid, and
s % cts. costs. and also the Of this suit,
AID that copy ofthis order be published in some
newspaper in the city of Richmond for two months
succtssisely, and at the front door Of the court
house 0t this county
~ Copy. Tecte.
p. NDExTER, n. c.
Eecca bcr Is. wsw
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v ANK OF VIRGINIA.--The .Stockholders
~ are hereby notified that the first Monday IL,
January, is the day appointed by law FOR gen
erai meeting, for the purpose OF choosing D;gec~
tors Of the Bank and the several offices of Dis
count and Deposit.
JOHN BRoCKENBRoUGH, Cash,r.
December r. eDgk
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a DAY &. EFENIFG sCRooL-The
n subscriber will commence teaching on tiis
fst of January, 1910, and continue through the
year. lie viii instruct youth in the English l. an
gaHge dramatically, Reading, Writing and A.
.thmetic in all its branches, Geography will,
tse use % the maps and globes and the first prin-
ciples Of useful learning in general.
The school will commence in the house of Mrs
Goodwin near the Baptist meeting house bu:
should the subscriber meet with encourage
ment, convenient house WI De Immediately
raised, the frame of which is now ready.
Che bible will be occasionally read in this
school, and Goldsmitl,'s Geographical Grammar
with maps has long been preferred by the sub
scriber as an Introduction TO the study of Geo
graphy.
The p1ncipal aim of the subscriber is the es.
tablisAment Of respectable English school, but
as he approves of instructiug youth in the Latin
grammar IN connection with the English, few
Latin Scholars VIII be received with pleasure
TfCoB GRI6G.
". B--An Evening School will be opened by
the subscriber on the day shove mentioned and
continue three months. Young gentlemen whose
avocatIoHs preclude the possibility OF their at
tendance. on day school will be cheerfuy re-
ceived.
Likewise, Mrs. Good win continues 90 keep
school as heretofore, in her own house. Tie
teSns of tuition in the sboye schools may be
known by application to the subscriber.
Richmond, December ID w3Wg
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WAsn1Noror, Apr! IS, 1869.

Sin,
have received your letter Of the 9Th inst.
accompanied by certain acts of the legislature Of
Pennsylvania, which will be laid before Congrcts
according TO the desire expressed
Considering our respective relations TO the
subject OF these communications, it would be un.
necessary, ifDot improper, to enter into any ex.
animation OF some Of the questions connected
wits 1t. tits sufficient, in the actual. of
the case. 20 remark, that the Executive of the
United States is not only unaythorised to prevent
the execution vi decree, Sanctioned by the SUI
preme court Of the United States, but is express
iy enJoined by ststute 20 carry into effect any
such decree, where opposition MY be IN sCie to it.
II is propitlous circumstance, therefore that
whilst no legal discretion lies with the Executive
OF the ". States to decline steps which might
lead TO avery pa'nsiG issue, provision has been
made'by the legislative act transmitted by YOU,
adequate TO renorS ofthe existing difficulty /;
and feel Great pleasusc m assuring myself tiIat
tie authority which it giNes viii be exercised in
spirit corresponding vie, the patriotic chsrac-
ter OF the stata ovar which you preside.
BE pleased, Sir to accept ass'lrances Of nv res
pectful consideration.
,,tSSned) JAMES MADISON
his Ee,giIency
CovERNOR SNYDER.
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Nortld. County, Oct. "a. ws,1g

FEMALE SCHOOL.-Erances T. lirrhes
win open her School Cor the reception Of
Yourg Ladies, on ;hc, second Monday in Janua.
r. next, in the house lstriyoceupiet, BY Mr. Tho
mas Nicholson three doors east from the Bank,
in which she'will teach the following branches
OF Education; Rcadisg, Hrit;gg a iriiin,etic, I'm.
glish Grammar a9s Geography STcrms cftuiet
on, tor teaciling~tSramIss or Arithmetic Z 6 per
annum--those Sho may learn the Other branch.
es ( 6 per annum--Boarders will be received at
( IS per annum including tuition, finding u.eir
OWN bedding-an extra charge OF f.35 wiz be
mase to those whom she may iurnis! with bed
dinS-payments to be made quarterly in advance
No scholar will be'reSeived Cor shorter term
taansx mcnihs-nor boarder less. than year.
Needle work wiiiSe taught 10 those who wish
ii.-Fron1 a l beral public she hopes to meet with
encouragement correspondent to her exertions.
Richmond, December Is 9iu4t
IGOR sALE--By virtue CT decree Of the
L superior Courtsoi Chancerv for the Rich
mond district, pronounce3 OF the 2ist Scptcm.
Der, 1909, will be sold on the premises, on Sn,ur
day the SOth of this month, TO The hghes. bidder
the BRICK HOUSE L L.OT OF. GRoUND
adjoining thereto, situate en- Shockoc Hill on the
main street lc,singto the turnpike road, arr; at
present occupied by Mr.. Joseph Carter AS 4 Gro
cery-Thc sale is made TO raise sam OF money,
interest and costs, due from John g. VIM 10
James Govsn, assignee of James Inns, US par
ticuiarly mentioned. in said decree
JOHN Il. PRICE, Coann,issioner.
Richmond, December 9. td,
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In CouNcrr., September 1e,h, 1902
IT Is advised. that from aud after. the first day
Of January next, the Auditor instructed,
in every case, where any claim by virtue Of am or
der or certificate of court is presented to him by
. person whose name is not mentioned thereiR,
10 require such person to produce, also. order
or power ofattorney from the int,ivilualin whose
favor such order certificate OF court was mSde,
together with affidavit Of one witness at least,
certified by magistrate or notary public, that
such individual actually sispeSNsnd acknowled-
ged the same. Andt To give general Information
of this rule 1t is advised, that copy hereof DC
published in the Virginia Argus, Eaquirer, Pc
tersburg Inteliigencer, Norfolk Herald. Lynch.
burg Star, Staunton Eagle and Winchester Ga.
ze'te, once week until the first Gay Of Janeary
next.
Es'rass from the Journals,
DANIEL L. Hl-L TON
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hr yrtuaofthc last will and tcStament o. Ro.
ID bert Means, decd. will be'scld to the high -
ct bdderfon Wednesday, the Std day OF fshua-
~ next. r fair, otherwise the next ie. day, tn.
LAND ~ PLANTdTyoN belonging 10 .',.
said Robert Means, decd in they,gpsr end 4
~desds, thfce hundred and scventythrceSacrcs. g.
lying en the Three-noscl,cd ROAD, (bout mile AMI
a half above the short Pump. There are, OH the
premises, two story dwelling house. having two
rooms below, with a passage, and two above, a
granny. stable, kitchen, ard ar cxhari oG ap-
pie and peach trees. The lands viii he sold ac-
cording TO the deeds, and the sale Wilt place
a. the tNwllins-house. The terms viii he, one
half o! the purchase money be paid at the end
oftwe.re nienths and the other ct the emil oftwo
years, from the day of the sale. The purchases
to give bond and approved security, with deed
OF trust upon the property, to secure pay ment OK
the purchase money. lt
DANIEL. GILL,
Executor Of the Ies'a.aen. AID i:st NH Of
ROBERT MEMS, Decd.
November q. tbs
-DURsUANN to the will OF the late Ralai,
Wormley, esq. will be sold ON Tuesday ti>.
9Th of January nextior cash, at Urbanna, about
fifteen or twenty SLAVES, belonging to tn, es-
tate Ct the said decedent, and Consisting of new
women, and children.
ELEANOR WOEMELEY,
Aa'ninisrnfria: with tic -eiN aaae,c{f
JNO. CHEW, zGss,iaistYdto,.
Fliddlesex, December 10. entdssj
CuEESE, HATS, SALT-P EFRt:, GUN
~ POWDER---A consignment OF Coyo1cek
Cheese of superior quality, in casks anl baxes,
just received.
Alargs sad general assortment ofgen.lemea's
Siik 2eacer and Far HATS. ~
Englsh refined SALT PgTRE, ~
Fand Fl glazed aad rough GuN-Powprr.
FOR SALE, by
L. j. BURR.
Dssenther 1. 2aw2n
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y i y II LsIsDVN.
ANDW. BNOADMUS

A SWEEP STAKE of four hundred dollars
i will be run for the third of January, over tn.
Fairfield Course, four Horses entcred--An ele
giant Dinner will be provided on tine fieid.--fiors.
es will start al l o'clock.
December 20. t3dI
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ne osEs DAVIS has JUS, speaed com plea
hest quality, opposite s. Whites new W. gen
Yard-which he will disposeof On very rsasOa.-
Die terms, for Cash. Pr good Leaf Tobacco.
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VETAS Cvhvtted to Die all of Northnm.
wv bertrand County on the 18th day OF MAY
last. neNo Fellow who calls himself Ri,ley he
is about FIVE fees ter inches high, Il jet black
complexion, lie was sold from this County about
fifteen years ago by Griffin Forester to a i.lr
Jones OF Bedford, aud by him to Nr Scott Of
Hawkins County in the State Of Tenuessee. The
owner IS requested ;oapply. prove property, pay
charges, or lie will b sold to par his prison fee.
recording to law.
JOSEPH ROGERS, Saiiy
= n nIfId Cnnnf,r Oct
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1909
William Moore & Mary his wife, Plaintiffs.
Egainst John Hudson, Hea-y Morse Hudson
Thomas Hudson, Francis Hudson, William Hud
son, Samuel Hudson, VIM. Taylor and Rebecca
his wife. and John Ballow and Elizabeth his Wife
legal representatives Of William Hudson, de-
ceased.
This day came the plaintiffs by their attorney,
and 1t appearing to tie satisfaction of the court
that two of the defendants, Henry Moore Hud.
son and francis Hudson, are not inhabitants of
this state, on the motion Of the plaintiffs by their
COUNSEL 1t IS ordered, that the said defendants do
appear here OH the first day of February term
next and answer the bill Of the plaintiffs, or the
same shall then be taken as confessed, and the
matter ti.ereof decreed accordingly, and that a
copy of this order be forthwith inserted in some
one OF the ewspapers published in the city of
Richmond, and posted at the front door Of the
courthouse ofthis county.
A Copy. Attest,
MLLLER Wo0DSON, jr. d. C.C.c.
December 9 w2n
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Il DUCATION.-The SCHOOL s,the Forge
IL Mil. will be continued the ensuing year, I'M
der sie direction of Richard and Brooke Hill, in
mar, Arithmetic. Geography, the use of the
Globes, Mathematics, with its application to sur
vcying, &c. Ferguscn's and B.air's Lectures, and
the Latin language. The price Coz board wiD u
S 7s-Tuition s IS, TO be paid quarterly each
hoarder hndipg his own bed Books will be far
nished. # requested, by and guardians.
The School viii be gin on the 18th January, aud
end on lhes5th Dec. following. q,
King and queen, Nov. "a. wsy
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'ttE Suasofiber has recently obtained licenee
4 as sn Auctioneer in this city, his office is in
M iaga., c., Anshony's large fre,proof build-
| ing rear sss,N*'@rc Warehouse, where he offers
his services 10 The pubic to Purchase and sell
Bank Stock, Gcea Notes, al kinds cf Goods,
Wares + Nerchsadize, Lands, Tenements, To.
bscco, FIour,-SSc.
He win Away il his duty faithfully 10
| observe the interes. ofthose who may honor him
with their confidence, and nesiect no opportuni-
ty 10 promote him in their esteem.
S1RTLETT STILL.
al kinds of Goods and Produce, stored and
delivered on the shorto5tnotice by
B.S.
December l.. wifi
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CAROLINE, Dec. Cd, 1899.
WE the subscribers have this day attended, au
examination of the Fomeic School, ut Mr. Ham
plny HIPS, under the Tuition OF Miss ,Hat,la.
Terrell we have paid particular attention, to the,
progress and attsinments Of the pupils, in Read
ms, Writing, Drawing, Grammar and G20eia-
ply, and with pleasure we profess that we b4y..
received impressions highly favorable towar,i5
Miss Terrell, in her official capacity 1T tin.
same time iroin our acquaintance With the faFnA
ny or Mr. Hill, we cannot hesitate to say, that
genteet and favorable situation here offers itself
TO the public patronage in a word, such , on2
as we, IN the case OF boarding out daugatsrz,
should doom every way eligible.
PETER NELSON
ANINV EDG NrNmvrc
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a I the request of Mr. Robert Turner. we
I shall proceed positively to sell on the 9th OF
January next, at II o'clock a. NJ Gn the premises,
for ready money, 20 raise in the fv4t place. shout
s 1889 TO discharge deed Of trust held by Mar.
Danisl Couch on the property, aAd the resilu..
for cider purposes all The HOUSES c, Tors
late the proprrts Of Daniel Couch, situs,cdpn
tne eros: street leading from the Bell Tavern cs
Mayo's bridge, now occupied by Andrew he
tlierton. Samuel Bell and others--'rhc Houses
and Lets viii be sold seprat, that is, tenement
at atime.
PP0SSER G 1eoNCURE, 4rc'.s.
Richmond Decefnber Is al.
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NEW STORE,
Woodviile, GIouces-
tel, November IS {

1NlINf oL ONtS.
II He Subscriber is now oDenine, orpos;te the
Globe-Tavern, a general assortment rs
Piece and Fancy Goods, amongst which are
SuperGne aud Common White and Colored IIa
Broad Cloths, bit, do.
Do. DO. Cassemeres, Cambrick Muslins.
20 DO CGatiiigs, Plain and Leeded Mu.!
Flanne!s, Fancy Vest do.
mS' Spider Nett, & Fancy
Red and Bacl, Bomba- Grape, do.
Hetts' Kno;ted Sprig Leno
Worsted, Cotton and do.
oiik Hosiery, Disgonal and Veined
1ingnAns, Cotton do. do.
.ohTtinS' Elegant Worked Ores
Irish Linen and Dow ses.
iaSs' Ditto Silk Shawls and
flne ana Common Handkerchiefs,
ffinted CaIiicoes, Black plaid anil plain
us lords, Um- Colored Lustrinp,
orciias, Threads, Plain Silk and Fancy
Sewing Silks, Extra Cut yelvets. WHIT
,ous White ana CO. Satin and Grape.
november Il. r.