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NOTICE.
August il
Is Pocket Book lost.

WAS LOST, on Thursday the first in
w slant, betweeR Dogue Run & Alex
andria. red Morocco Poke. Book, contain
ing fifteen dollars IN notes, an order on tie
Postmaster at Occoquan for thirteen dollars,
an order on II. Parish, Fredericksburg, for
fifteen dollars, besides sundry other papers
of no use to any person but the owner.--
Mos, ofthc papers contain the owners name.
Whoever finds the said Pocket Book, by
leaving it at this Office will receive FIVE
DOLLARS reward.
August 10 o''
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Ten Dollars Reward.

Ran away from the subscriber
in Prince William County on the oath Of
July last, Negro Woman named CLARl'
with male child about four months old -
She formerly belonged to the estate of John
Gibson, she is about Is years of age, very
black, about five feet six inches high--she
took with her sundry cloathing which can.
not describe it is expected she is harbored
in alexandria by free sister who resides
there and whose husbands name is Jesse
Jennings. The above reward will be paid
for securing her in any Jail so that get
her again, and reasonable charges It brought
home.
Simon Luttrell.
Masters of vessels and others are cautioned
against harboring or carrying her OH
August 10. COT
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lust PUBLISHED,
For safe by ROBERT GRAY, KiHs-sfreet;
The CURSE OF KEHAMA;
Il NEW POEM:
BY ROBERT soUTHY.
In Volumes Price s. SO
Also, the following PLAYS:
~ USTAVUS VASA; Doubtful Son -
VI Italian Father New Way to Pay oid
Debts Hit or Mis-; Orphan OF Prague !;
Twenty Years ago; Family Legend; Agree
able Surprize Not at Home; Love-a-la'
Mode; Poor Gentleman Merchant OF We
nice; Every Man in his Humor; hamiet
Travestic Henry the fourth Knight OF
Showdown Lady Of the Lake.
IND
Two elegant patent London made PIH"o
FORTES, with additional Keys to Z PEDAL
August Is
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Iy lap NIgn1 5 Mat.
BOSTON, April g.
LATEST NEWS.

On Saturday last arrived off Gloucester,
the ship Sally Ann, Capt. Glover, in SIS days
from Liverpool. BY Capt. Glover we were
favored with his Murine information, files Of
London papers to the 2lst of February inclu-
sive, and Liverpool papers to the Dist.
Shin Packet, Rogers, from Boston for Ii
verpool, taken by French cruizer, was re.
taken by British vessel, and arrived at Cork.
The packet s,i,ed from Boston January H.
The las, Bulletin of the Kings illness Feb.
81, says " His Majesty's progress confirm the
expectation OF his recovery"
The Prince OF Wales RETAINED from attend
ing Parliament personally Oh the late occa-
sion, bee use the present ministers controlled
him IN the speech he wished to M ke.
The Duk e of Albuquerque, the Spanish
Patriot Minister in England, died on the 18th
of Feb He died in tie OF violent der nge-
Incnt produced by the misfortunes of his
com,try, continually eXclaiming "Moriar
II poeon.
The French duke of Ragusa in retaliation
of an Austrian decree, suspendlng executions
against Austrian subjects for debt till October,
has sequestered all Austrian property In the
Hlvrion Provinces, till he can obtain orders
from Paris. The lllyrian subjects are forbid
to pay any debt to an Austrian subject till Oc-
tober, and to give in within three days state
ment of what they owe.
Ship Mary Ann, for Providence, sailed
from Liverpool, Feb. 81, with dispatches from
Mr.. Pinkney, probably announcing the aP'
pointment of the new minister.
The papers contain nothing new respecting
the French DEGREES or British edicts.
There is some reason to suppose there was
a general embargo in France, from the begin
ming of February to the 18th at least.
The new Russian duties are said, in the En-
slish papers TO be considered moderate by
commercial men.
The American produce imported into LIS
bon in the month of January last, sold tor near
TWO MILLIONS of DOLLARS. 1t includ-
ed $4,000 barrels of -four.
All the English papers continue to state
that when the French DEGREES are octualiy
withdr wn the Orders of Council will ce4se.
Who Can say the British hive not h d album.
mt room to doubt on this subject? Filth was
indeed impossible. Why then has our nom
intercourse commenced ! Why is our mer-
chsnts property seized Why is a Prohtaoie
commerce cut OF
From the London G zette, Febru ry l6.
Foreign Office, FED. IS, 1911
His royal higness the Prince Regent oas
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sno, Eed by the too well established evidence
..,.+ +. ;. . man conversant ~ adi the wllcs
I'D .,t;Ic,.s of an Italian politician and as in-
,l;gr.r,,,, y, their kind, SO they accomplish his
purposes. ,,;o;.
~ evp;cit l.. time and il we Cab, by timely
>.,,..';oirs. awaken the country to the singular
,c,,.rrrnces which the ansvol:hy, co"rtser-l'Se
artfce IF cE9c'ris;s an epa6assg, instead 81 re-
.,;gs. aoxnsrLY, s. LIKE A GENTLEMAN,
!, n,a;l whose manners and personal dccorum
en;itic hi,n to that course OF conduct al t.le
h..n,is of Mr. Madison, whose reputation ior
c,nd,,n rs well as fo. discretion, suffers ny
,ais SH53BT Generaa trick.
Nor is the conduct pursued towards tne
C.intDns, nore reputable, OF this perhaps Mr.
Madison is infscent bat then Ii he suffers
such adyiscnent TO prevail over his mind, as
leads inevitably to rhcsU results, he cannot Dc
separated from participation IN the odlum'
The Pubic Advertiser, a paper Pubiished
at Naw-York, IS kncwa TO be devoted to the
views OF Mr. sT.tiiatin; mea wi.ose only metle
is .aSt:l;ty to the CEntons OF New Iork' nave
Re-, f,rorsd IN a manner that W. shall eae
= y s.y.iai; se,le!y Or ti.at accout.t md the
double ..,ne that h.r. Ga...;sin has played with
tA,t far..iiy, exhibits snch. spectacle o. art
sy.d 2no,;c;ty, IS Flor nee or. Venice, In their
vii.st d,ys could ret exceed.
IL ous eninon there is no path but one for
niy. Nia.,aol. and that is 10 release himself
Etom minister who never Can obt.in conf
d,sncc, and " ho viii alwavs take away the con-
iidence that would otherwise be reposed IN
hun.
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ALEXANDRIA DAILY GAZETTE
TUESDAY, APRIL g.

AS there is very little interesting foreign
Intelligence, at this time, we present our rea-
ders With couple of Bulletins from the
Grand Army at Philadelphia. These articles
serve, better than any thing else, to shew
"what manner of men" the leaders of the
democratic faction are. Their characters are
drawn by their own partisans federalists have
nothing to do with the matter. we by no
means vouch for the truth of either of these
accounts; but the probability is, that in ex-
posing each other. they will publish more
truth than they have ever yet been in the ha-
bit of doing. So far, the contest remains I'M
decided, nor can We determine in whose favor
it will terminate. But if hardy assertion, and
long experience in the art of political lying
have much weight, Gen. Duane has vast ad-
vantage over his antagonists. He allows at
the same time, like skilful commander, that
they are not easily to be overpowered; thus
leaving himself claim to glory either IN VIC
tory or defeat
Col Monroe arrived at Washington on Friday
night last.
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IN COMMON COUNCIL,
April Go
APRIL S, 1917.


On baiiotlns Tor sup :riAtendant of police,
TOR the present ycar, John Ma.nGe,iiie was
duly e!ecteI.
On oaloting for superintendent. Of tho
watch Aiexander Wiilams was re elected.
On raiouas tor keeper IF the poor huue,
George Lawrence was reelected
On ball ting for physician to the poor
house, Dr.. I, Simns was unanimously e.
lect<d.
On aa''otlns tor keeper Of powder house,
Bernard Crash " S unanimously ELECTED
On balotins for con cables. John Ma,nlcl,
John NelI, William Duiany, and Elijah Che
nauit were re- elected.
On ba!lotlng for contractor for cleaning the
streets Or one year from the sti, instant. Jo-
shua Dong was duly elected.
RasoiSSa, tha. tic s..ary fthe contYac-
10" ,or cleaning the streets shall commence
on tic Sin instant.
Reso Vel, That Me SIS Lonedcn g. Butch
er b. committee for having 800 copies Of
the ~harter aid laws Of The corporation print
ed and that each member OF counci have
one copy. and that the remaining copies be
placed in g.. hands Of the clerk; who snail
receive Fl ~ csn;s 10 each copy for the use
OF the Orpor ion.
Order d ih-t the auditor do issue war
rants in favor OF the following persons ti1.
Matthias hrt der Thomas Flood, w. A.
Harris, William Roberts, Joshua Doing,
job" Janney, presiaen, Of board of trustees
OF poor and work house, & Dcanis Johnston.
Ordered, That the collector do not demand
# Eliza Pollock the taxes charged to G. w.
ro!Iock-- and that this ord be presented to
the mayor for his occurrence
Lxtrict from the minutes,
J. ID. SIMMS, c. C.
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.kAA
SHIP ..MtNlHt NEWS,
Pori of alexandria.
SHIP

ENTERED.
Brig Rising Sun, Markley, wine, to An
thonyC. Cazenove & William Hodgson.
7 Schr. Louisa, Haynes, Matanzies, ballast,
to John Grid.
eSchr. Brothers Return, Weston, Jamaica,
ballast, to the master.
Brig Washington, Ornard, New-York, bal
last, to e. ]. C.tlett.
= Siocp Dispatch, Henry, Norfolk, sundrics,
to Newton heene, and bale good, to J. * I.
Vowel.
Sloop Olive Branch, Reaman, Baltimore,
spring goods, to merchants of the District.
CLEARED.
Schooner Regulator, Boune, Baltimore, by
William S. Moore.
Arrived, brig Rising Sun, capt. Markley,
& days from Madeira, wine, A. c. Cazeneve
AID VIM. Hodgson.
90. the, eusrrs~sd f,trssage, lat. 80, long. so,
fell In with and. boarded schooner loaded
with lumber AID full Of water, without any
person on board, had an Ens.,sl ok at her
mast head, found part of shirt on board with
the letters G. F. c. marked thereon, could
not make out her maine.
Lett at Madeira, sChr. Shepherdess, captain
Carr, to sail for Charleston, in 2 days.
The ship Allegheny, Morris, for George
Town, was left at Liverpool, Esd February, to
sail lii Is days.
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brn p,cssed to appoint AUGUSTUS JOHN
FOSTER, Esq. to be his m jesty's envoy ex-
saordinary md minister pleniposentiary to
the United States of Americ
{Mr. Foster, appointed minister to fhe U.
St ties, is son to the Duchess of Deyonshire,
sad was secretary to the A,neric n leg ton.
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Tuf Received
IN d FOR SAL z,

An elegant assortment OF gilt
and nahosa, y frame Looking Glasses. plat
ed Casters. DO. Candlesticks, MoroccoP OK
ct Books, Whips and Canes. Also, an as
sortment Of SpectacIes Of silver, tortoise
shell, and stee, frames-of T. is article / in
tend to keep constant supply. On hand as
usual, tortois shell, ivory and horn combs,
with other fancy goods in my lire
Thomas Mount.
ApriIs. 3taw2w
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ANSWER TO C's CHARADE.

For tie -4Ie:rundria Gazette.
What pleasure it affords! ali what delight
To view Ms laagi,ter-iovihs eyes so Bright
O bliss ccstatlc. c'cn IN Neptune's realm,
To think OH her, and guide the peaceful hel"s,
From Gay Cseieonda's coasts which beasts no
Stone p, III.
Of equal worth with her ! love alone.
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VOTES FOR GOVERNOR

The votes for Lieut.. Governor and Senators
in Boston, were nearly similar to those for
Governor
!, The Hon. H. G. Otis, John Phillips, John
tWelles, Peter c. Brooks, and Daniel Sargent,
Esq'rs, are elected Senators for Suffolk.
GGre-Ce'ry. Gore--Gerry
Salem, us eo4 800 SIS
For 1t. Gov.-PhiL!ips, fed. sl3-Gray sl2
All federal Senator'S for Salcm--federal gain
ls2 votes in this town.
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TO LEASE.
On Ground rem for ever.

On Ground rem .jor cver,
A Lot OF Land, situate at the
corner Of Duke and Washington streets. 1t
will be divided into several lots or the whole,
as may b'st suit. persons wishing to rent
The pl &c Car Be seen at any time on appIi-
cation to the subscriber. There are on the
front of the lot two wooden buildings. and
extends on Washington strset to Mr., Jona-
than Schoaeld's, on which he has lately e.
rected three handsome brick houses. Apply
to
Charles Midnight.
April cost.
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him. Mr.. Madison will not be dictated &c.
The people have elected him president, anu
to them and them only he holds himself re-
sponsible, and he may rely upon their support
so long as he honestly and independently pur-
sues that path to which their interests direct.
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r The imported horse MAGIC,
one of the bet bred horses in Ameri-
ca, has lately been purchased BY 7.
Taylor, and will stand at his farm,
Gwynn-tield near TappaAsnnock,
the approaching season,
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LawrasOn and Fowle,
Have removed to their new fire hroef store,
on Lawrason's wharf, where they have for
sale,
10 tons first quality St. Pc
tersburg hemp
40 bolts Russia, and 100 ditto Ravens
Duck
100 pieces Russia Sheetings
$4,000 weight prime green Coffee
20 hogsbeads New england 2um
go barrels mess no. Boston inspected
Beef
400 boxes mould and dipt Candles
20 ditto Chocolate
so boxes 8 by 10 and 10 by IL Crown
Glass
800 reams Wrapping Paper
400 weight fresh Nutmegs
80 pieces yellow Nankeens
Imperial and Hyson Teas
s pipes and four half pipes London Par.
t'cular Madeird Wine, a part of which il old
and of a superior quality
5000 yards Tow Clotn,
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FRESH LEMONS.
RECEIVED and Cor sale by the subscri-,
Der, a, the corner Of King and Pitt.streets,
and opposite the Washington Tavern, ten
boxes Lemons Of the best quality.
Chr. Neal.
April 8. d.
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From the Whig.

From the Wing.
Mr.. Gallatin has procured a secretary OF
state--but rumour whispers that there IS
much angling to obtain secretary at war
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A Tract of Land containin,

about 600 acres, lying in Prince William
County, on the main road to Fauquicr from
Dumtrles, about ten miles from The latter
place. he land will be sold in two or more
lots to suit purchaser, on credit of one,
two and tiirse years from the day OF sale |;
except tor the charges and exp noes of the
sale, which must be p1id on the day of sale,
and deducted from the FIRST instalment.-
Bonds and approved security must be given
tor the Payment oil the instalm hts, and the
title Will be retained Us further security,
with leave to apply to the court Of chancery
tor a 'essie in default of payment. MIR Ste
phen french, or Mr.. Gains, living near the
premises, will shew them to any disposed to
purchase
The Commissioners.
April 6-s dts
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LAND FOR SALE.

BY virtue decree OF the supreme court of
chancery for the Richmond district, il a
suit between Robert Carter, Esq. plaintiff,
anu Graham's devisees defendants will be
sold at au, :ticn, before the front door of
the court house in Dumfries, on the FIRST
day OF the next superior court Of law for
t.at county, viz on the second Monday in
May next
A Tract of and conts;,;,,e
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Mr.. GEMEET2, iun

IVA NJ y y y y ~ =, etf1'
7 ATELY arrived IN this t2wo, proposes
IL teaching the FREA>A L sAGU or
iii It's putty. Those person. dc>ir'us IT
learning it. may apply at ids BROTHERS
He will also attend on ladies' and gentlemen
who wish to have private tuition
April 9. law3t
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F I S H.

THE subscriber has Oh hand few barrels
of SHAD, put up this season III the best
manner with salt-petre, for family use-@nd
will be happy to receive the orders OF such as
may want their fish put up-wiich orders
shall be complied with on the best terms and
in the most satisfactory manner, as he has a
boat running which will enable him always to
have fish of the best quality.
John G. Francis,
On Keith's wharf.
April 9 DOT
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Public Sale.

This day at II o'cio,k, will be sold at the
Vendue Store, 1900 pouads OF Iwlne.
P. G.. MarSteller.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-01-04
A Runaway in Louisa Jail.


tXyAS Committed to the jail Of Louisa
w county as a Runaway, on or abcu
the S0th day of July last, negro man who
calls himself by the name of
C. II A II l. E S,
and says be. belongs to- Mr. Stanfield
Jones OF the Nate OF s. &roina, s further
says the sa,dIhnes ppfchased him some
time last SumpNr ofA Mar. James D,oken-
So, Of the county y Caroline, [yisg,nia.l
inches high. otA dA,h combIeziaslad on
when commiked Mail, NirgfnlaeC 10Th
Yarn jackeg cotton Isl. aNi patNalgbns
The owner IS requested TO ca@e fopward,
prove hs properly, pap charges aud take
hin away, othe rwise be will be dealt with
according To law.
John Edwards, ID. S.
for
Malcolm Hart, Shift.
Oct. 9th, 1910. (w s MI
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-01-04

TO Maria Beekley, & Elizabeth Prince,
executives of John Beckiey, decd. aud
- Beckley, infant son of the said John
Beckley by the said Maria Beckley his
guardian, and William Ayett and Mar
tina his wife. late Martha Posey.
TAKE NOTICE-Thgto on the Soth day
of January in the year 1911, at the
Washington Tavern, in the City of Rich
mood, between the hours of nine in the
morning and six in the afternoon, we shall
proceed to take the deposition of~Wfiliam
Chamberlayne, 20 be read as evidencedn
two suits depending, in the SuperiorE odrt
OF ChaDcery for the Richmond distfict, lin
one of which 5ehn EmmersonA am plain.
tiff and you are defendants, andsia-the o
Their we Philip Thomas and Isaac Stone
are plaintiffs and you are defendantS; by
virtue of commiss on for that purpose OBJ
tanned from the Office OF the clerk IF the
said Court. ~
John Emmersoa,
Philip Thomas.
isaac Stone.
December 81. w4tn
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Irdct ofLana,

known oy the name of Milton, lying on lanes
Sive,. and in the county Of Charles City, about
i've miles b low the Court House.
Milton contains By an old survey go acres.
The sill is siig, and particularly excellent for
ne cuiture "e wheat. and from the level sur face
which i, r gents, may be improved TO the great
est advantage.
The siiuation commands beautiful and exten
.ive view of James River, being on the 7 Mile
Rsa,h. Fish, and wild fowl are very convenient
IN taeir seaSons and Oysters may be had in a.
bundance from the Boats. which pass almost ev-
cry day in the Fall and Winter mon,hs e.
There is a good aud convenient DWELLING
HOUSE on Nus land, with S rooms and large
passage-it isSQnw in gooyeondi,ion for the res
ception of a fafn&. Ty out houses are conve-
nien,i and are nov Kin ,tolerable state of repair.
He will also sell ~ TRACT OF LAMP
known by the name}6k Browns Ou.rten swat
ed abon, ID mlH from James R,vef IA in
the county of Carries Chg, 8 or mis-. blow
me Court Hopfe. This TRACT originals contain
cd 2Ss acreSby an old survey; bur a small part
oil i at the north end having been lately sold, it
IL supposed nov 10 contain about 300 acres
This land ab unds with excellent iimber-The
sell is l;gh.. ard easy to cultivate, and produces
Indian Corn and Rye very well-On this land
IL an unfinished Dwelling Honie 60 feet by so
and spring Of water, equal TO any in The 10 ser
county.
He viii also as Agent for Miss Ann
SoIthal] self a plantation adjoining The former
ono, known by the name of vaughan's, contain.
ing 234 acres this tract and Browns Quarter
together ffor, their con,igui,y will make a most
bean iini and compact plantation III soil. and
local advantages. of each are nea,ely the same
lie will also dispose of one sixth pant Of the TRAD
oil land known by the name of Old Town (which
y yet undiyided] and lying in the county OF New
Kent, near the Court Rouse.-Pre.uming tha.
those m;lined to purchase any of he above men.
toned LANDS, will first view hem. a more
particular account thereof is thought unnece. sary
suffice it TO say, they will be sold on moderate
terms, and the payments made easy to purcha.
sers.
Cary Wilkinson.
Milton, November 18th. 1910. IF
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luST arrived per the Eris Dil:genc.,
y capt. Tracey, from Liverpool, a very
general assortment OF
G @ q d S,
contained IN SIS packages, and will De
sold hy tie piece or paokage-viz=
Superfiae Cloths. single aud Dbie. Miled
CGssimeres, Swansdowus, Dble. Miied
Drabs. Coatings, Dusfils, Plains. Kerseys S,
kendall Cottons, Rose and Duffl Blankets,
Peiiicse Cloths, Plain and Spotted Fian-
nels, Imperial and Fancy Cords, Veiyets,
Velvetecn, Veiverets, and Tabby Vcivets,
Ladies, Gentlemen and Youths Worsted
aud Cotton Hosiery, Negroes do. Irish
Liunens, Brown Hollands, Shifting Cot
tons, White and Color'd. Cotton Cam.
brios, Cailicoes, Dlmities, Jeans, great
variety of MusIIns, ga Seeded Mui. Robes,
Jubilee Corded Gauge, Cut and Diagonal
Spider Stripes, Jubilee Corded Jaconet,
Birdseye, aud & Diapers, 'roweliings, and
Table Damask. Cotton and Thread Edg-
ings and Laces, Fancy Embroidered Mus
lin TRIMMINGS, Ladies Bordered and Prin-
ted Pocket fiandks. Fancy Romails, Mad.
rass and Puiiicat, 90. Fancy Silk and
Cotton Ginghams, Mems Silk Hats Mems
and Boys Wool do. Servants Glazed do.
Snspenders, Sewing Cotton and>xEbfe ad
assorted Coach Lace, Ga,loons, Xc/Sc.
Together with grea, variety<6f t7ARD.
WARE AND CUTLERY, and a Few Ca.
scs particularly suitable tor Country Stores,
MeI's Ssddie Trees, Chaise do. Black.
smiths Tools, States.
ALSO-ELEGAET TABLE CHINA
SETS, well assorted, Crates and Casters.
The balance OF the Fall supply is expec.
ted by the first arrivals from Europe.
ON HAND,
Powder and Shot assorted. Cotton and
Wool Cards assorted, Swedish and Coun.
try Iron, jamaica and Antigua Rom, i'm
ported in 1905, New do. Pennsylvania
Whisky. Green Coffee. Salt, Rice, Cot.
ton, Flax, Indigo Copperas, Salt Petre,
Cut end Wrought Nails assorted, Bar
Lead, Soap, Cut Hearings, Tar, Lumber,
sc. &C.
iwould, also sell, 1000 Rbls. Tar, Tur-
pentIne and Rosip. $50, 600 White and Rcd
Oak dogshead Slaves, deliverable in Nor.
folk, or at C;,y Point. q Cash given for
Country Produce.
CHARLES WHITLOCK.
Richmond. Oct. IL, 1910. Eeptf]
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GUN POWDER.

THE Proprietors OF the RICHMOND
POWDER MILLS, offer for sale .by
the kee or larger quantity, anfE}S(U4
POWDER, glazed and unglakeds9 kRE-
ranted equal to any imported aul6dyPa-
sonable terms.
Retailers at liberty to return the powder
fnet approved Apply to JAS. BROWN,
Jr. or ID. J. RJ KR.
Richmond, 2Ist May, 1910. 2w WITT