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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-06-19

KeY Virtue of decretal order of the Court
H4 of the United States for the fifth Circuit.
aud Virginia district, pronounced on the 2lsi
oey of June, 1909, amended by AN order entered
o. the "a IA day of May, 1910, in SUIT wherein
John Lloyd, executor of the surviving partner
OF Capei & Osgood Hanbury, was plaintiff. and
Robert Patton and others were defendants,
shall, on the first day of August next sell 20 the
highest bidder. credit Of one, two and three
years, the whole ofthe Estate called MANS.
FIEL. D, Subject to the dover rights Of the el.
der Mrs Page, and tn tenancy during the pre-
sent year, on the balance. Tins elegant and val
nsnle property lies within one mile OF Fredericks
burg the houses are among the best in the
State. The situation is extremely HEALTHY and
supplied with the best water--The soil is sIppo.
sed In be equal to any on the Rsppahannock Ri
yer on the border of which, uexhaustible quar-
ries OF excellent free stone may be opened, pro-
missing great profit to man of enterprise Mrs
Pages dower is IN l,0143 acres the reversion of
which, alter her interest spent, will constitute
one Lot The part held by the tenants of Ro
bert G Page, consisting o. 672A acres, will con-
sttute another Lot: and the balance, of 1877
acres, On which the improvements are, will
NIKE the third Lot. On this last. there are A.
bout 500 acres Of wood land, and on the others
there is the usual proportion of wood. IF !
should fad that it would suit the views of purcba
sers better, the Lots may be modified on the day
OF sale.
AT the same time, & in pursuance Of the same
orders, will sell in different Lots, on the same
terms, about eie ven or twelve hundred acres on
NJ ssaponax, devised by the late Col Page to his
son John L. Page. The sales will commence at
~ O'Clock before the front door of William
Herndon's Tavern, in fredericksburg, and be
adjourned, Unnecessary, from day TO day
Tue purchaser OF each Lot must give bond,
with approved security, for the purchase money
and the land is to remain bound & be re sold, on
default of payment, for so much ready money,
as may be sufficient to raise the balance then due
and the residue, on credit, to meet the future in
sfaiment, or HstalmeDs the proceeds OF which
re sale is to- be ia like manner secured and this
operation ofre.sale is tobe made IS often 40 such
cessiye detaults shall require conforming each
TO the terms prescribed for the first
compleat map of the land will be left with
Mr. Alsop, at Mansfield, who will show the
premises.
BENJAMIN Bolts.
May ". eptds
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I ANDS FOR SALE-Tbe Subscriber of.
- fers for sale, his
TRAIT or LAWN

Lying in the county of Amherst, on the waters of
Piney river. adjoining the lands Of James Frank.
lin. joel Franklin's estate, Micsj.h Camden,
William s. Crawford and Bartlett Cash con-
tanning near 900 acres. This tract lies extremely
well upon 1t is a considerable quantity Of mea
dow ground, it is very fertile, we'll watere d, and
well adapted tai the culture of corn, wheat and
tobacco upon it is plantation sufficient to work
eight hands, considerable part of It is fresh land
and the whole oft is ina high state IF cultivation
well enclosed, ard divided into four fields !;
each field in It's turn has been sowed in smali
grain, part of the grain has been rolled in the
Plaster ct Paris, and the whole have been sowed
in their turn in red clover. which grows luxuri-
ant on thspllRtstion; that, togeiher with the
white clnver, which grows. naturally upon it,
produces very hne pasturage, there is also upon
It very good apple orchard, and there has lately
Deen built thereon, some useful and valuable hou-
ses further description is deemed nnnecessa.
ny, as 1t Is presumed that no person will purchase
without first viewing the lands. The oversee,
living on the plantation, will shew the la,, TO an,
psrs"n wishing TO purchase.
ALS0--One other Tract, lying IN GooChiand
county, on both sides of Tuckaine creek on the
north side OF the Three Csop road, adjoining the
lands OF Benjamin Hughes, Benjamin Watkins.
and Elisha Leaks estate, containing three hun
dred and fifty acres. considerable part of this
land Is cleared, and none of it has been in cultya
tion for some years past it is land of good soil
and is well adapted to the culture of corn and
wheat. and is very convenient to market, being
about twenty-tb'ee miles from the city of Rich
mond.
These Lands will be sold an time and the pay
ments made accommodating to purchasers. For
further particulars respecting this last tract of
Land, apply to Col Robert IL Saunders, living
near it IN the said county, or to the subscriber in
The city OF Richmond WILLIAM GAIT
April 81. If
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nj Office BY virtue ora deed of trust made
to the subscribers, by Samuel Shelton and
John staples, Tor the purpose therein expressed,
aud recorded IN the County court of Albemare !:
W'il be sold, Tor ready money, to the highe st bid
der, at Browns Tavern, IN tbs town of Warren,
Aibemarie county, on Thursday the twelfth day
of July next. the following Property, viz:
TWELVE NEGRO SLAVES;
Bob, WIN, Nelson, Stephen, Phiilis, SYLVIA, Luce.
Dmer, Nan and her child. Charlotte s. her child
and The increase of said female slaves.
ONE TRACT OF LAND.
Lying in the county Of Albemarie, containing
SIX hundred and fifty acres, more or less. sdioin
ing the lands OF William Hughs, Wilson c. Nj
cholas, estate of Owen LIE wis 6. Thorn s Goods.
by: Also, one other
TRACT OF LAND,
Lying IN said county, (Albemsrle) containing five
hundred and thlrty-DIRe acres, more or less adj :
joining the lands OF Wilson c Nicholas, estate of
John Lewis, estate Of Jacob Morris, captain JoI,n
Harris and Doctor Robert Morrison Il one Other
TRACT OF LAND,
Lying in Buckinghsn county, containing 1O3
acres more or less, adjoining the l. snds of Lanes
Station, Thomas Carter, James Station, ir & I,In
Couch, or so much OF SAID Property, as will be
sufficient TO pay tlIe balances due by said deed.
and expences IN carrying the same into efft ct -
Being interested only trustees, we will convey
to the purchaser or purchasers of the above ma.
med properly, such title only as is We steo mus
RICHdRD ANDERSON.
SAMUEL DER,
ANDREW HlRT.
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MANCHESTER TURNPIKE COMPANY

A a meeting Of the Board of Directors, ON
n the 4th June, 1910:
Re'oiUed, That all Wagons, running upon the
Turnpike Road, having wheels with tyre the
width OF four inches, shall be exempt from the
payment of the toll which is established by law,
on return Wagons; and that Wagons SO used,
with tyre the width of six inches and upwards,
shall be exempt from the pa, ment of one half OF
I'll the toll allowed by law, both in going and re
turning.
That such exemptions shall continue So long
as the Wagons which may be entered under this
r. gulation within twelve months from this date,
shall be employed upon the Turnpike Road.
Resot0ed, That the clerk be instructed TO ad-
vertise that he will receive proposals for building
wooden bridge across the canal Of Mayo's mill.
in the town of Manchester, till the 1st Monday,
in Jelly next.
Exraft from the Minutes
JAMES BRANDER, C2erk.
JGnc q flat Iulv
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A DVERTISEM ENT, VIII be sold on the
4 n lSth OF June upon the Estate, OF the late
Colonel William Nelson of King WilIam-all
the HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FURNI
iOtE--a good Carriage and Horses, some We
ry valuable three and four years old COlts-the
stock OF Cattle, Hogs and Sheep which are &c
morally sood-tweke months credit will be al.
lowed ior all sums over ten dollars, the pure ha
sefs giving bonds with approved security, to Car
ry interest from the date # not punctuaily paid
All those who have claims against the above es
tate are sgain requested to bring them forward
for settle ment-and those who are indie bic d
Will please to make payment
CHARLES c PACE
administrator with the 4DiH annexed
June I. I'D
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a. CAVALRY ORDERS!!!

THE RICHMOND TROoP, will muster on
= .he,s sisu.s ground. al 5 lock, n ot
wednesday, the 20th instant, "a F,nae .ckets,
completely equipl, except vaiieces, haiters and
cruppers.
ROBERT CAMILLE. Captain.
June Is 81
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WE have on hand, to be opposed of at private
% Hhds prime Antigua Rum
10 - Windward Leland do
20 - MOIssses
10000 - Green Coffee
$50 Barrels 1st quality loafSue.r
20 Hhds Brown Sugar
$50 Barrels do part OF which list quality
40 - Apple Brandy
Cases London Hats, fresh impoAed
Bales India Cotton
E - Rolls aud Hum HUNS
Boxes Glass Ware assorted
1000 Bushels Liverpool Ground saIh
dLSO.
Salt in sacks, Imperial, Young Hyson &c Sou.
chong Teas, Gin, French Brandy, Pepper, Gin
ger, Nutmegs, &c avAfiety of other articles, too
tedious to ensmerate. All Of which will be sold
low for cash, or approved paper
PR0SSER e d10NCURE, Apcts
June 10 If
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Dnulestlr.
MASSACHUSETTS, LEGISLATURE
] RvR SDAY, June Z.

HvR SDAr, JuDe7.
At IL O'Clock His Exceliency the Govern
or, attended as usual ON similar occasions.
met the two branches OF tile Legislature in
the Representatives Chamber, and deliver
ed the following 'N
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PORTE the Globe Tavern, Richmond. virginia.
ar c0NDI7IONS Five doliars year. to
Be paid annually in advance. Those spho sUish 70
be considered annaai subscribers, must hereafter
designate it the time Of subscribing. otherwise
sheir papers wi be discontinued at the expiration
Of the first year.
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e TERRELL and L. ATKINSON, have
~ removed their SCHOOL, from the
main street, to shady and retired situation ON
tie hill. adjoining Souths ate's.
May 60 IF
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MURPHY & CKUMP, fourth door above
AvA the % Ii Tavern, h We jetrecevcd
PENNSYLVANIA WHISKEY, in Hhds.
.And a Jtu bysets
CUT HERRIN IS,
Which, together with general assortment of
Gf0CEPlES, GLASS and CHINA WARE,
They offer for sale, ON the most reasonable terms
June IL I'm
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HE Subscriber intending in few days to
leave this State for Europe, gives notice
thai Fssncis Strobia IS has attorney IN fact TO
transact his business III hs absence.
THOMAS GIL.LIAT
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NHJMhS POPE, has removed his Shop
l. to the house lately occupied by MY Tilos.
D'ddep, on the Cross street, leading from the
Main street to ShockG w ,reaouse, where he
hopes by attention. and punc,u ,ii'y, to merit the
pa,rooag IF his friends ard Tie public generally.
May Is. If
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-08-04
Fresh Medicines.
Public Sale.

By virtue of aided oftrust from, Sarah Porter
to the subscriber, to secure the payment Of
"a sum of money due trom her to .Aaderson
and Brooke and H,ylhe and Langley, will be
sold Tor cash, at pubic auction on, the prs-
misses, on the .lj'eena:A Gay Of stsem6er
-n:rt,
4 very valuabh Piece Of ,Gfou,1d.
Situated in lie town OF Alexandria and
bounded as follows;
y EGINNING on the north side of Fayete
ID Alley at the distance of two hundred
and forty feet east from, Water street, running
thence east on Fayeue alley sixty feet too, U
Mon street, be the same more or less thence
north along Union street forty six feet six
inches and an half, TO an alley between the
property of William Ramsay, deceased, and
JOHN Carlyle; thence with the said alley six.
tyfeet; thence to the beginning:
Robert. Taylor, ,Tgttee.
August 8. 2awts
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NOTICE.

- TIL creditors Of the house Of CIinsm
and MGaw, who have neglected to Toward
THAR claims, as was requested in a former adj
vertiscment, are partie ularly desired to trans.
nit them duly authenticated 10 George w.
Strong, Counsellor al Law, New York,hefore
the 24th of august, inst as the demands not
forwarded by that time, Will be necessarily
excluded from dividend in the only proper
ty which remains for the creditors and which
il is the wish of the party sdserising should
be appropriated for tie bene6i ofaH.
New York. August Is DIV.
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From German babers seceioed 1t the office
fthe Baltimore Federal Republican 10
fhe2sd Of Nay.
FRoNT1Eas OF HUNGARY, drills.

z y ~. 81 Z ~ (
FRoNTIERs OF HUNGARY, Drills.
The English officers have introduced the
European msnoeuvres into the Turkish ar
my. They have also taught the infantry
the whole advantage which may be derived
from the bavonst.
The Russians are assembling in great
numbersln Wallachia, and from the prepa-
lratious of both parties for the ensuing cana
paign, it is to- be presumed, that it will be
decisive.
E.racf q q letter fran Lyons, dated April
19.
The grand Toulon feet, the present force
of which is II sail OF the line, - frigates,
and q proportionate number of small yes
sells Of war, is ready for sea, under the or
ders of admiral Gantheaume.
The building o! new ships of the line in
:ke yards at Toulon, is going on with great
activity. a ship Of "a guns will soon be
launched.
The former king of Spain, Charles the
4th, is at Marseles, who're he lives ry
retired and peace able with his spouse. The
queen of Erurla, her son and the prince qf
peace, are his osiy company. Ihe prince
proposes to spend the pleasant season at an
agreeable 5. at n, ar Marsei.les. He enjoys
at present perfect h alth, and is perfectly
re-establishtd since his lale illness.
Several resimeets OF infantry and cavalry
which since their re,urn from Austria, were
cautioned in the north OF tbs Kingdoms Of
Italy, have marched for Naples, wheTe COR
siderable forces afe assembling.
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IN COM MON COUNCIL,
1uiY so, 1910.

Jug %, ITO.
Crdered, That the 9Th section Of the law
tor the regulation of Wagons, carts and
drays, be Published three times in the Alex
andrla Mt wspaper, and that the constablrs
be directed to see the said section strictly
complied with.
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BY The LAST MAIL.
NETWORK, august /.

Early this morning we heard Of the ar
rival in the Sound, Of the brig Tamaahmaah
captain Story, from Liverpool for n Yo-ks
and issupposedto have had short pass Sc
She sailed from this port on the 9th q May
last.
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MUNICH. Mau 4.

S., eral merchants had lett Trieste with
an intention of establishing themselves a;
Vienna; but the emperor informed them
that they had better return, as they would
soon hear Of Satisfactory news.
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BAYoNNE, Abril rs.

Letters from Spain statr, .ha, his Ca,ho-
lie majcy left Grenada on the Cd Aplll, ar
rived at Iaen On the Sd. at Auduar on the
4sn, and at Cordova on the Slh.
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LTTAS1FOUND by black man, large
wv GOLD BREAST PIN set with hair,
and initial letters on the back The owner
may have itagain by paying the cost of tlis
advertisement and leaving q gratuiy for tho
finder, on application TO the Priater.
august 4 Str
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400 HtV+ 80 ists't.s ss'o N,s''s r
After such toast, we think the compa-
ny had an undoubted right to drink the fol-
lowing, which was given as volunteer:
S May the North, the South, the East
and West, feelthe dipine imhnlse Of demo
cracy."Balalce.
Estracf Of q letter from Malaga, dated Hay
20, received at New 2ork.
-"Alltrade from hence has been comPleat-
ly at stand since 5th February. Three
Americans arrived, but were Immediately
sequestered, we therefore do not expect to
have it in our power to do any thing with
your continent until matters take different
turn. We sincerely hope for better tines"
We have been favored (says the n. Y.
Gazes,e) with the following letter from
Malta, received by an arrival at Salem.----
Coming from a correct source, the informa-
tion contaiped in it may be considered as
undoubted.
I" malta, Nay 8, 1910.
"The trade ofthis place is extremely dull
and the quantity of produce yet remaining
immense besides, we are daily expecting
large supplies from Sicily; as the situation
of that island grows daily more dangerous,
the French threatening it with invasion, and
the people openly avowine thar they are in
clined to admit them rather than submit
longer to their own weak government
We do not think that island safe, unless the
Britieh determine to take possession of it.
|. Our advices from Smyrna were short time
since very fattering,, and produce was quot
ed at an advance OF nearly 30 per cent. IN
|. consequence of the opening of the Black
Sea; this has materially changed, and pric.
es have fallen to their old quotations, as Sc.
verat American vessels that went up under
an idea Of finding better market, have re-
turned with nearly their whole csrgoes on
board, finding no purchasers.
"The late arrivals from England have
broughtus NO fresh supplies of produce, and
| we hope they will not, as we shall hardly
have warehouse room for what is expected
from Sicily and unless we have some
| port open TO export TO, our own consump-
ton is more. than supplied for years.
| sc Manufactured goods complete drug,
| and selling below their original cost.
"sPepper we have not sold bag for
months bv private sale, and at public vendue
! people expectto obtain. goods for half their
value; it is nearly equal to throwing them
1 away.
!" A Salem brig aud Beverly schooner
catered the bay of Naples the 18th ult. and
will on arrival be confiscased- several of
the vessels originally condemned were fit
ting out as privatcers.
1t is useless TO quote prices, as they
are only nominal"
! Mr.. Benjamin Hambly. of Tiverton
! lately killed a hog .has weighed when dress
| ed RS pounds. His under jaw weighed
! SO and half pounds, and his head Sc. The
/ FIRST cut next his back bone IL & half inch
es. The hog was two years, six months
4 and three days old when killed.
| A curious account is given in a! late Iadis
paper Of an elephant hunt Two wild eis
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BORDEAUX, Abrii "a.

His highness the prince Of Essnng, duke
of Rivoli, marshal OF the empire, passed
through this CITY yesterday to tase com
mad of an army OF 90 to 100000 men,
destined to march Immediately TOR Porsu-
gal.
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VIENNA, May z.

The archduke Charles has RESUME d the
functions OF grnerailsslno, as Well as the
direction ct the department OF war.
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oI,rsuOrts Cstlp 6asstts.
s<rURD1H AUGUST Z.

driaking any t'ilH5 -.-s 81,
). INJURIOUS, yet from long and HAPPY
: ..nee / have found to the contrary.
rAeriensia docit.9
generally drink from eighteen 70 twenty
e min, iuieps ola morning according to
,.,tber) and a very worthy friend OF nine
he habit of drinking from thirty TO
As he was drinking his forty first ore
.oiop. had just lifted has hand to MS head
..s in the act of cooking his little finger
!, h. unfortunately died he was avery
man, FIJI etfssirifs, aad as jolly dog as
- cracked bottle or iathoncd aboWl.
,r;rk from seventeen to twenty glasses
}; randy or whisksy and water only Thy way
8 brscefJ every day precisely at I o'clock.
trne after examining my watch several
. have on particular occasions, In very
I'm weather, like the present. shook 1t
il. or put it torspard. But this is seldom.
i o'clock sir is my usual regular hour.
! never drink wine bilters (excellent sso-
S,cbicj til twelve. Some of my neighbors
LIN a quarter before eleven, but thisI think
ratter early twelve is avery decent time;
N r.om fifteen to twenty glasses IS enough
Il any reasonable man though have taken
1iry purely out Ofrespect to the gentleman
4 the house, whenI have been on a visit.
The great virtue of MintiuIeps sir, is the
] Of the mint, Extremely wholesome) which
bling but spirit can extract; and there is
bmethins particularly pleasant in the taste OF
Z nfut
Maltlicuor Of any kind even if mixed with
liter, is injurious; and very apt TO give pee
h cold or the tooth ache.
Brandy. whiskey and wiae .bitters, before
amer, are the liquors of lie and without
lem life itself would be but a dreary
ling"
Wishing you good health,
I am, sc.
oBEGAH GUzzLEMAg.
Far tie A}ssaadrie Gazette.
Z ADVERTISEMENTS EXTRA.
J0RH BULL u NICHOLAS FROG,
Who have heretofore carried on their
mercantile establishments separately, have
oncluded it more for their mutual interest to
ssOciate themselves together under the COM
nsrcial firm of
BBLL And FROG,
(which establishmentth they aatterthemselves
nat from their strong capital, and individual
nd joint exertions, TO be able to command
ne whole northern and southern trade.
NiR. FROG informs his old customers, that
consequence of being much engaged in
0me large land spcculations, he cannot at
Gnu at his own warehouse, bat that they will
. supplied with such goods as they usually
bought Of him, by paying small additional
'SPence Of licences, transit duties, sc. sc,
: '0e warehouse Of his partner, Mr.. BULL,
'a0 keeps the cash account of the firm, and
sao alone pays the drafts en- the house.
DeOstion to France. rs there no French
a /, IL this country Oh no--says
:. oemocrats-we all detess Bonaparte.-
'a's may be; but if the democrats actually
'A's mat INDUSTRIOUS tyrans, they have ave
, Oua way Of showing it. LOOK asthe fol.
), wing tntpious toast, which was drank il
'"sl0la, on the late anniversary of Amer,
~ Independence and published in the Ar
OuS, The u -,
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For Rent,
August 3,

For Kent,
A very CONVENIENT three story brick dwell.
ing HOUSE, On Henry, between King and
Duke streets Possession may be had i'm,
.mediately. Apply next doorl to
Jerome Plummer.
syulya7. 'S.. aavsF
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n O T E..

e. Those persons who have
not settled their accounts, will oblige me by
paying them 20 Richard Fl. Little, who is du-
ly authorised to settle my business.
Jesse Talbot.
July Is. law
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July Is
The Subscriber having pur-

The Subscriber having pur-
chased the stock Of Jesse Talbot, offers for
sale. at his shop on Fairfax street, near the !.
corner of King street, general assortment
of DRUGS, MEDICINES, SPICES, &c.
which he can recommend for their furry A
share Of the patronage OF his friends and the
pubic is respectfully solicited.
Richard H. Little.
9Th no. 2lst.
Orders from the. country will
be executed on moderate terms, and al a Short
notiee. Physicians and family prescriptions
Put. up wttk accuracy.
r. III. L.
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WILLIAM HARPER, Jun.

WEfLLIAM BARi'ER, uN.
DRUGGIST e AnOTHECAkY,
uAs Jus; opened aDrugsis, Store in King
i / street.. between Mr., Hodskin's Tavern
and Mr.. Kinc4id's store, where he offers for
sale a general assortment Of
Fresh Medicines.
He likewise continues his wholesale and
retail Druggist Store on Fairfax street, next
door to Mr.. John Iledy's, and opposite Mr..
Bryan Hampson's, where orders entrusted
to him shall be executed On Tie most reason.
able t-rnls.
July q. d