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Extract from the Registers of the Office
,ofthe Secretary of State.
PALACE or RAMBoUILLET,
July 3 1810.--" We, Napoleon Empe
ror OF The French, King Of Italy, protector
OF the confederation of the Rhine. med ator
OF the Swiss confederation. &c. &c have de-
creed, and hereby decree, as follows:
T1TLE !.
ART. !. Holland is united to France.
2. The city of Amsterdam shall be the
third city of the empire.
3. Holland shall have SIX senator's. six de-
puties to the council of state, twenty five de
puties to the legislative body, and two iudg
es in the court Of cassa;i9n.
e. he officers by sea and land, of what
ever rank, shall be confirmed in their
iempioynents. Commissions shall be de :
ltvered to them sig ed with our hand -.
The royal guard shall be united to our impe-
rial guard.
TITLE H.---of the Tdminfstration for
1910.
s. The duke of Placentia, arch ,rea7,,rer
q thu empire. shall repair to- Amsterdam in
the capacity of our lieutenant general He
/ shall reside in the council Of ministers and
attend TO the dispatch of bus ness. H., unc-
tons shall cease the 1st Janury, 1911 lie
period when the French administration shall
commence.
6. All the public funct onaries of wha.
yer rank, are confirmed in their employ
ments.
TITLE III OF the F,nanees.
Z The present contributions shall con
tinue to be levied until the first of Janua
iry, 1911. at which period the country shall
be eased OF that burden, and the imp0sts put
on the same footing as for the rest of the EN-.
pire.
q. The budget Of receipts and disburse
rnents shall be sub nit ed to our appreciation
before the 1st of August next.
Only, one third of the present amount of
interest upon the public debt shall be
carried to the account of expenditure for
1910.
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TOR SALE, on Thursday. the first IF Nov
4 next or the premises, in Loudoun county, the
TRACT OF LAND, OIL which the late Judge
Jones resided consisting of about 1000 acres
II lies on Little River, ten miles from I.eeshurg.
and IS from Alexandria and George Town Is
remarkably well watered has at least so acres
well set with Timothy, and 500 adapted to its cul
ture has merchant mills in it's neighborhoud
the farthest not more than two miles distant and
the turnpike from Alezandria, Psssng through a
corner of it
A. the Land was accurately described, in. a
former advertisement it Is unnecessary to be more
particular IN this. II VIII be divided into lots of
different dimensions, to suit those who NAV be
inclined to purchase. credit OF one, two and
three years will be sllowed-the purchaser giving
bond with approved security, and trust OH the
Land, to secure the payment
'TAlNES MONROE.
A'Lemarle, August 81. ids
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CT Published BY Thomas Richie, nearly ep
Posife the Globe I,rv-rn, Richmond, Virginia.
fD CONDITIONS :--Fiue dollars a year, to
be Paid snnuaiLy tn advance. Those Spho wish to
be consiaered anndI Subscribers, must hereafter
designate tt at the tise Of Subscribing, otherwise
sheir papers will be discontinued at the expiration
Of the Erst year.
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WENTY DOLL AIRS IKE ARD rlop.
ed from Mr. James Srnit. scout the md
die OF Nay last, slave, named SAM, who ha;
been employed for several years past IL that gen
iieman's bake House.
SA is ebout Twenty four or five years ofage.
low or stature, and net very bulky of youthful
apps afance, dark complexion, countenance
with an mcessant smile. approaching to grin,
and hereby discovers u fine set ofteeth, whish
he IS not Il little fond of hewing He is slow OF
speech. and when spoken to suddenly or quick
", stammers and hes,tstes exceedingly His
Clothes not recoliected.
Some time in August last, note was gwen
him by the Subscriber, (who then wished to dis
pose OF him,) 10 lookout for purchaser-it
merely purported the terms" to any person re.
siding in Richmond, or it's neighbonrhood -
And as he has the note still in possess ion, he
viii probably, under pretence of seeking mas.
ter, endeavor thereby to effect hts escape out OF
the State.
AZ! masters ofvessels ana others are, there
fore, forbid, at their peril, harboring or carrying
him off,
The above reward will be given, and all rea
sonsbe charges allowed, if brought back in safe
|y to-,
JOHN KING.
Rishmond, July 10 If
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gTOR SALE, 5000 acres of LIND within
six miles of Richmond, the residence Of the
subscriber. Terms Of psyment-one third cash,
the balance in one and two years
~ T'HOS. II PROSSER.
sept. z. IS 80 If
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~ Office -Ihrre6vt orzparn all persons zyhat
~ ever, from employing The boat'nen under my
cortronf, in oringinx back iOaas from R,chulond or
elsewhere as will not be Responsible Tor any 1865
sustained thereby.
WARNER LEVIS.
September A. - 3w
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forelgl.

CoNTINUArIoN OF FoRE1cN ExTRAcrs.,
LoNDoN, July 3.
Report to his MDesty the Bnaltero, and kim. -
:, s,,e 5n"e 80, 1910.
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Warranted of the true Merinn iNsed Of the Ca.
bana, called Paulars; equal IL not .unerior to a
ny ether Merino Sheep in SPANS hciog part of
the flocks of the Prince of PeaSe, Don Manuel
de Goduy, the breed of which was purchased by
him of the Carthusian Friars, in the wear 1896 &
remained in his possession upwards OF fourteen
years, without any admixture of blood. Certif
Gates ofped,gree may he seen on application.
IF not sold previous to the ed October next,
they will, on that day, be exposed to public sale,
on credit of two and four months, for approved
endorsed paper.
MOSES MYERS & SON.
Norfolk, Sept. IL. 40
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RICHMOND PRICES CURRENT.

M ERINO SHEEP Imported in the Ship
AVA Wortlrop Sims, Thomas Haynes, Master
from Lisbon:
NINETEEN MERINO RAMS,
AND
I- EJCYvV N ArC r. LUEu
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outrage has been committed. They collect
all the arms & ammunition they can. Such
- the situation in which we are placed
Adde'S. nv dear cousin. The constitution is
to be founded On the basis of liberty; and
the Provinces invited to unite to form gen
eral Congress. This has been the solemn
cath OF all. 10 my dear country (Snccor-
ro);s to her valor; to her misfortunes, we
owe this cvolution- Long live Spain in A.
merica--the dead of ,yrants. Tell my
dear conn:rymen, that / adore them; that
we are free through their valor and constan
cY. Let them be tranquil! but vigiIant.
CARACAS, Sep. 1.
Since the above was received by an ex.
press, the confirmation of the events. &C
companied bv the names of the individuals
who compose the Junta of Santa Fee, has ar.
rived.
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DOLLARS RnwARD -R.n-

TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD Ram
away from the subscriber on the 18th ult.
likely black negro fellow. named Bill Ii or
WILLIAM, about2o years of age, feet in.
ches high, high forehead, large eyes, and looks
very fierce when spoken to, and lazy incliaed-
He had OH when he went away, Virginia cloth
shirt, black fur hat, short brown c,otl. coat, vel.
low Versailles waistcoat, (st near the lappei) q
pair OF blue cloth psntaloons or white dimty DO
and pair OF back strap boots
1t is supposed he will lurk about Richmond a
few days, and willendeavor to get to Petersburg
or Alexandria, where he formerly resided Wit,
Mr., Mutter, 10 whom he formerly belonged -.
The SAID fellow Runaway about the beginning of
last August, and was lurking about Petersburg.
(attending to the Theatre) pretending that his
master was gone to the northward, and had per.
mitted him to SO at large till he returned have.
no doubt but he win endeavor to pass for a free
negro, and viii produce some false paper to that
elect, as he has done before. Whoever will an
prehend said negro confine him in any Jail So,
that get him again, shall receive the above re.
ward
an masters of vessels and others are forwarr.
ed from harboring said f low.
SIMPSON MORRIS
October s. IF
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New YoRK, Sep. IS.


Sale Of Nerino Sherh On Thursday, at
the country seat Of Francis p. Winthrop,
Esq. at Horres Hook, at l l o'clock, agreea
bic TO previous notice given in the papers,
commenced the sale at auction by James
Seaton. of 2l5 Merino Sheep, of the Paulier,
Negretti and Aguirri breed. A numerous
assemb|age of gentlemen breeders and :
gricultu'ists from different parts of the coun :
try were present. The sale lasted S hours,
during which time the whole flock sold for
$1,000 dollars. averaging about 262 dollars
each. One OF the rams was knocked down
at the enormous price of 91O dollars. A
lnong the purchasers were Chancellor Liv
ingston. John B. Church, the Messrs. Cru
cars. Morgan Lewis, and Mr.. johnson. of
Duchess county. and many other gentlemea
si wealth and public spirit.--1zer. AdU.
NJ NEW YORK, Sent. IS.
The Steam Boat arrived Yesterday, in 81 hours
fom Albany, with S3 passengers.
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4 y be sold on Monday the 92d October the,
personal estate of John Swan, decd at his
late residence Terms of sale IL months credit:
with Lond and approved security for all sums over.
ten dollars, and under ten dollars, cash Persons.
having claims on the estate, will present them o..
or before the day Of sale those indebted, wlt
be pleased to settle their sccounts.
The LAND viii be rented on shares or other
wise, To suit those inclined TO rent---and some,
good crop negroes to hire, deliverable al Christ.
mas 'r =.
There will be sold, at the same time and ors
the same terms, small invoice Of Sader's tools.
entirely ew
JOHN T. SWAN, AFuiy.
With the qW annexed of
JOHN SwAH, aec'd.
Powhaian Oct. tide
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affected all the American people. and would
consequently be, duly attended to BY them !;
while allthess facts (osay nothing of vari
GUS others.) and particularly the free circu-
latIon cfncwspapers in our country. gave an
early and damniDg notice to all the world of
the objections to tie act of 1925. from a date
coevai with its existence, and continued up to
the present time, the sales to the specula :
IRIS IN Boston were not made till Jan. z, '96
~ Jesr days only before that act was
actually resc;nded by the Georgia legisls
ture - will conclude this part Of the
subject by saying, with respectable mem
Der of Congress from this state On }, that as
suit brought against the original grantees
IN remote county court of the state of
Georgia. would have been sufficient notice
to all the world. of the objections to the Act
OF Jan. '95 according to the acknowledged
principles of desisiou in our conrts of equity,
so undoubtedly ought the suhe,fcr hu6hcify
of the facts and circumstances have now
endeavored to detail.-If these do not sa.
tisfy all the world, (the supreme Court itself
not excepted that there was no man, wo-
man or. child in America, ignorant of the
great and crying objections which existed a
sainst the purity and force ofthe said Act,
neither would the testimony of one, (techni..
cally and formally giyen,) were he even to
arise from the dead,
CAMDEN
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- TO rus
TRAGEDY OF DOUGLAS.

The woods and wiids with melancholy gloom.
Now silent fnouin around MsliiJa's tomb.
Clos'd is the eye where mild oiFccti.n bearl'd,
From Which The tear of tender pity stream'd
Cold tlie pure heart which love and friendship
warm'd,
Silent the tongue whose mornful accents charm'd
o.! She is gone the lovely child of woe
The pride of IL her sex. in death lies low
Young Norvsl TOOTH faithful Shepherds charge,
Who roam'd the Plains and mountain heights
a; large:
Whose noble hesrt with msrtial ardor h,m'd,
When heroes and embattled hosts we're nan1'd /;
lie too has fd'n in YOUTHS and beau'ys bloom,
Nor can wars claneor wake him from tie tomb.
In vain the rolling bod bis childhood spar'd;
%, vain was Ne Lord Douglas heir declared
That which vahquished the barbarian band,
md freed from fee sud waste his native land
That arm Which smote lhe bsse ass2ssirs dead,
And ponr'd ms virtuons Veuge ance on their bead,
Had lie but liv'd, had Ofsen burl'd aisc
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VIE Subscriber pegs leave to inform the c-
uzens of Richmond, that Mr. Richard Dab
ney, lately connected with Messietrs Girardn.
Doyle snd Wood. will open SCHOOL at his (the.
subscr5er's) School House, on Monday next.
the Sth of October. He will instruct his pupiIs'
in Reading, Writing and Arithmetic, as also IN
The Greek and Latin languages at The rate of4o
dollars year for the two latter, and thirty dol
lars year for the three former The first quar-
ters tuition is requested in advance and thereaf-
ter payments will he expected only as they be-
come due. MI Dsbney restricts himself to 90.
scholars and the subscriber will do every thing
I" l1s power to promote the success Of tie school,
by forwarding, as far as he can, the improvement
OF the School in literature and good morals, II ,
both Of which, he has reason to believe, thatW
Dabney himself will pay the stlictest attenj ~
The school !, intended for male scholars onI
such ~ thnk proper to encourage this So hon
w'il please TO apply to Mr. Dabney, or to sub
scFiber,
50HN D BI.AiP.
October s. -.
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The qliv ring spear, ami Hsmirs brand os war !;
And guided with strong. irnperious rein
The fiery war stecd rushing DER the plain.
Bright on the field hrs helmet would have
geam'A,
And wide around the bloody torrent s,rearn'I:
T. 'srord the shrinking enemy tlevour
And shs.sms battlemehts should own his Dow'r.
But all he fell the victim of Glenalvon's art.
VINO from his secret ambush pierced his heart.
mo Ike towerin:, pine the villain rise,
And wave his bloody locks amid tue skies
AMI rear his head with an insulting air;
And Eeav'n itself, and it's Dire lad Vengeance dare
ne seals and stamps his own destruction sure:
for when Reavn's patience will no more en-
dure
whe, 'gainst his impious breast the bolts arc
drv'n;
Amazed, and like an oak by lightning riv'n,
he Tails amonument OF wrath divine,
No more in power and tinselrd wealth to shine
And should you see our skies with clouds DER
cast;
And should you hear the clarion's dreadful
blast,
May each one feola Norvars patriot rage,
And rush like Randolph M the field t'engage.
And when the sword and bayone, CLEAN afar,
Rousd by the kind,ing horrors of the war,
May every Hero with gigantic stride,
Spread terror, death and desolation wide
Alike PREPARED for instant death, or life,
Mayevery soul swell midst the Earring st,ife
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y THIS is the 4vay in (Which our fac is
used.

.o'"'''S, ~Seu lo1Os
John Thompson, Jonas Vanberry, Peter
Swanson and John Frederick Falck, seve.
rally declared that they are mariners. and
arrived at Rockets the day before Yesterday.
IN schooner which is sometimes called
=" The Patriot OF London" and at other
times The Mary OF Boston,"
That said schooner had on board British
colors and American colors, under the one
and the other OF which she has sailed since
they have, been on board; she has also two
sets OF papers or shipping ARTICLES at least
the one OF which purports her to be Bri
tIsh vessel, and the other an American ves-
sci.
That Richard Billing, who is on board.
calls himself the owner of said schoo;er---
says he is an American-is married, and
has family IN London in which place he
has resided more than 90 years last past
ihat when the said schooner uses Anne
rican -colors, the said Richard Billing is ,e-
cognized and reported to all passing vessels,
as>the master or commander. and the said
schooner as an American vessel at sea sails
under American colors.
That when the said schooner sails under
British colors, or clears from or enters Bri :.
tisl port. one Robert Martin. who is On board,
IS called and recognized as her master and
commander, because the said Robert, as they
10 d DliliSD SuuJSCt----at OtnSr
times said Martin is known & acts as the
mate. "a =
That said schooner cleared and sailed
from London on the 10 h February last for
Cadiz where she arrived on the 7th March.
1 nat alter being at sea, she assumed Anne
rlcan colors-and rubbed out the name The
Patriot OF London" from the stern of the
ooat-entered the bay of Cadz under Anne
r'can colors. but finding the British possess
sed there, lroisted British colurs.-. That at
sea-. and day or two before they arrived
at Cadz, they were seized. and by threats
OF being put on board a Man of War, they
were Compelled TO sign another and differ
ent set of articles than they had first signed
at London. ~
:, That John Thompson obtained from r.
,. Hackley. American Consul at Cadz,
protection which on 26th FEB. was taken
from him on board said schooner by said
Billing, who Is still retaining and refuses TO
restore it.
That in like manner at Cadz, & on board
said Billing took from Swanson his pro.ecti-
on as Swede and withholds it,
That said schooner took from London
some Gin and Porter-and Bale Goods
part Of which was disposed of at Cadiz. and
what was notthea disposed of has been bro't
to this placc-That after she entered the
Capes of Virginia. and had pilot on board,
the coverings & wrappers of the Bales we're
changed old marks were oblterated or
ripped off and thrown away--and new marks
put on-and larger Bales made into smaller.
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- DENNIS having commenced his Semina-.
kS ~ heretofore spoken OF near the Swan Ia
cern, respectfully solicits the patronage of his
friends and the public Heteaches writing and
arithmetic the English language grammatically..
nssrohony' natural and Mof.i Philosophy, Ge-
ography. Surveying and book keeping, for IS s.
per snn'in, and promises to pay the most unre.-
m'ttmg attention TO the moral as well az INTEL
iectual Improvement ofsuch pupils as may be,
confded to his care q o., -
~. b Having established a regular boarding
oouse he will continue to receive boardefs at $50
5 per aulum, allowing breakfast, dinner, supper
and lodging, or 4 s per week,
October ). /, &c
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WhNTY DOLLARS REWARD.-For
II experimenting and occurring in gaol or DELI
vering to the subscriber residing in AIbemarle,
though frequently to be found in Richmond, my
two negro fellows GEORGE < WATT, or ten,
dollars tor either ofthem. George is tall strait
made fellow of pleasing countenance and light
complexion, about twenty eight years of age, for
meriy belonged to Mr.. crump of New Kent
county in which neBhboThood lie will pIobsbly
ann to go ard conceal himself alter he leaves the.
neighborhood of Richmond Watts a bright
muiatt, about thirty years of age oflow stature
and well made and lisps little in his speech,
he lett my boat on Saturday the 29tb Sen and
expect 70 now lurking about Richmond George
lett me 1he 9th Sep and perhaps may be yet i'm
the ne'ghborhood OF Richmond as hear he was
at Fairfield on Saturday last.
ROBERT LEWIS.
NCt D. W4wT
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FAIRF1ELD RACES.

First day, Cup, value S guineas-was won by
Col. Se'den's b b Sir Harry, years old, beating
Mr. Mirge's Mile heats.
Socky C2iib Purse mile heats :.
w r. Jdnnson's Maria, 4 Years, 9elbs. 9 9
w Wynn's Malvna, do 109 So s 9
w Mosby's Duroc 100. DOT
Gen Chunberlsyne's l. Teszle Z 90 8 +
Tirne-lst Heat 8n 14s-2nd 8. 16-Srd 9
Ssh 8. 37--5tb 8 40.
CJ In the ID days race, this singular thing
occurred Il hat the two first we're dead Keats
Between Duroc and Sir Alfred
Popyieto-S Parse-3 mile heats.
w. Mosby's b. Ratray aged 126ls IL
]. MInge's b. m. Termagant 4 yrs old 90 9. 9
Gen. CIiamberlsyne's b. m. Proyidence
do 100 90
Tio1e-1st Heat On. 2s--2d 6. II.
Distanced + Drawn.
TO THE EDITOR or THE ENQUIRER
SIR,
The following piece is the production Of
very young man. ShoU'l you think it des.rv.
ing, you may give it place in your paper
"a, EPAOGUE
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WANTED, TO purchase or hire, a :. ,,od ri
for which cash will be given. Enraire at
this office ~
Octo5er &c
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% The Rev'd ]. Minter intends to preach on
Sunday next, Oct z, in the Richmond Capitol, at
g O'Clock in the afternoon.
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MARRIED. On Mon'iay evening last, by the
Ncv'd + q Blair, D. Samuel Peasants, of
powhatan, to Miss Margaret r. =. He.h, OF
Cu,is, Henrico county.
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CAMDEN

a. Rehort NJ Comrs. U. States-En-
quirer Pot 81
(m) Mr. CIR. Clarke
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A LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining IN the Post Office, ar Richmond Cs.y,
or the 30th d.y of September, 1910
A-Saml. G. Adams Christopher Anthony &
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IA. ANTED IMGdEDIATELY--A Young
w Man, of respectable connections, about "a
or % years ofage, to attend in Dry Good Store,
who sgritess good hand one from the country
would be preferred. Apply a, thii caiec,
October. s. -
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T.awrafon & Fowle,

rs a temporary residence, (tuhetr lite store
can BE- rebuii,) haze aiken q Sore on Onon
street and Merchants Uha3, Formerly occ~-
hied by II. Henderson 9 CO.
Where they have for Sale,
10000 lbs prime Green Coffee,
200 boxes Mould Candles
20 chests Hyson, Young hyson ana
Imperial Teas,
50 hads. retailing Molasses
S cases black and coiored Sarscenetts-
and SenchaWs
s cases Nutmegs and Cloves
5obarrels and SO half barrels Bostod
Beef
800 pieces German Checks
400 do Nankeens
5000 yards Tow Cloth
600 sides red Soal Leather
4ooo bushels coarse and fine Liverpool
Salt.
September q:
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Tofeph Vaudeville,
October IS.

Cornrr Of K1ng and Pa ,,Jfaar-streets,
HAS FOR SALE,
10 quarter chests gunpowder and imperial
TEA
20 boxes ditto ditto
20 quarter chests dyson ditto
50 ditto young dyson
20 ditto hyson skin-gMe latest 1m7lorfa-
tons and SUPERIOR quality.
Is hogsheads and 70 barrels muscoVado
sugars
20 kegs madder
10 casksfrst quality Goshen cheese,
6 pipes old London particular Madeira
8 ditto fine old port
5 ditto Lisbon Z
10 quarter casks sherry.
5 ditto colmenar
20 ditto mountain Malaga
20 ditto Catalonia
20 cases Old medoc clarct
$ ditto vim de grave
90 cases Lucca oil
10 bales Orleans and Georgia cotton
10 hogsheads Molasses
Cognac, Bordeaux and peach brandies
Jamaica, An igua and northern rum
Holland and country gin
Pennsylvania rye whiskey
Wine and cider vinegar
100 boxes and halt boxes choice hrst and
second quality Havana Cigars.
Loaf and lump sugars; coffee; chocolate;
almonds mace nutmegs cloves; cass'a
and cassla buds pinento pepper; race and
ground ginger; arnetto Jesuit's bark pearl
and common barley indigo !; alum copper
as fig blue birthstone starch hssr pow
der; Leiper's, CARROTS a Hamilton's snuff
in bottles and bladders !; Macauba and rappee
snaHs; gunpowder; patent shot assorted;
mould shot bar lead; gun and pistol hints;
writing and wrapping paper; glue ueml-
Johns ; corks /; bed cords; leadinS iiies
chewing tobacco, &c. &c.
He WILL PURCHASE.
FlaNfeed, and well cleaned Mus
tard Seed.
October Is
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Richard H. Little,

Anothecary and Druggist, Fairfax street,
ana donr below tie corner of King street,
who is appointed agent for this city and
county.
4 general assortmentof Drugs and Medl-
cincs OF the first quality.
Mace. Nutmcgs, Cloves, Pepper, Alspice'
G. ;naer. London Mustard, Alum, Copperas,
Mad5er. saltpetre, Birthstone, chcwing To-
bacco Of superior quality, Spanish Segars'
&c. &c.
A variety of celebrated Patent Medicines
October IL.