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KOBERT CRAY,

has LafeLy receiped, for sale. me. JoHo7WnG
Music for tae PIANO FORTE.
GRAND RONDO-by V0gbt.
Military Observation-Disclosures
Easy Lessons-ReiDagle.
Fayorite Duett-Gildon.
lie Retour de Naples,
Rondo, with flute accompani- SHoflano.
Ments,
Six Rondos-Nicolia.
Serenade, Walce ct Rondo-Cildon.
Savoyard, Rondo-Gildon.
lie sansonet Affranehi,} Gildon.
Romance and Rondo,
Military Rondo-Holst.
Favorite Lesson-Steibelt.
Gipsey Rndo-Holst.
Les Piaisirs de L'Esperance-Cildon
La File Retrouvee-GilGon.
The Maid of Martivale, ballad from
Moore's Poem>-Stcphenson.
Viotti's Pollacca, arranged for the Piano
Forte-Dusek.
Italian Momfrina-Holst.
Irish Melodi.t-Vocal Repository, Nos.
and a-TheSacred Companion for the Ger
man Flutc-a selection of Psalm and hymn
Tunes, adapted to that instrument
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
Piano Fortcs. Guitars, French Horns,
Clarinets, Hautboys, Flutes, Flies, Victims,
SC.
Violin Strings, Bows, Bridges & Screws.
Instructions for learning to play GA each
Instrument.
May 81.
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RoGERS's
Vegetable Pulmonsc Detergent,
FOR COUGHS, CONSUMPTIoNS AND
ASTHMAS

ASTHMAS.
The most obstinate Coughs yield to it.
TINE preposterous composition ofinRam
matory drugs; the disappointment
repeatedly experienced in my practice, from
remedies, highly recommended, added to
nv own predisposition to Puimonic Conf
n,aints. were powerful inducements with me
to consider, whether a compound, consist
ing of vegetable substances, could not be IN
vented, more free from the we'll founded OBJ
iec,ions of practitioners, and better calculate
cd to avert the threatening destruction OF the
Lungs
now offer to the public, the result OF 20
wears experience, on this subject No ex-
.oense or trouble has been spared in this COM
position. That no medicine, for consump-
tive and asthmatic complaints, has been so
sncce. sful as my VEGETABLE PULMO-
NC DETERGENT, would i'll become me
to mention in this address.
But il the attestations Of persons, OF the
highest respectabili,v, of its efficacy which
will be shewn to any person: if the great
and INCREASING demand for it may be called
proof, it IS proved.
Prepared by myself, at my Dispensaly,
Northampton, Ms.
George Rogers.
October %. lawo'.
ar The above Medicine is sold by RICH
ARD II. LITTLE, Druggist, Fairfax-street, A.
lexandria.
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to Great Bargains.

THE subscriber contemplating ncr.
al to the country offers for sale lis
sToCX OF FURNITURE, consisting Of
sideboards, Secretaries, Bureaus, Tables Of
various descriptions and o,her Furniture 'oo
ted;ous to mention OF which he viii dis.
nose of on very reasonable terms for cash Or
good notes. w,
N.B. A good ten plate STOVE, With
Pine Also, Franklin do. for sale BY the
subscriber. w.
SeDtember 10 co
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FOR SALE,

A TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE, on
n Washington street, built within the
hst two years, well calculated for the accom-
mediation of genteeI family. The situation
i. excelled by none; it is in the occupancy
of Nathaniel S. Wise, Esq. adjoining the
residence Of the subscriber. One half the
purchase money will be taken in Groceries
At wholesale price; the residue on liberal
credit. Possession may be had if required,
on giving three months notice
.dlso, far SHE, on cir, tsveIye q eighteen
months credit,
LOTS of GROUND, on Washing
ton street, 4s feet front, nearly opposite the
three story brick house now erecting at the
intersection of King x Washington streets.
Richard Lewis.
September 10 DIT eotf
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ADVERTISEMENT.

ALL PERSONS whatsoever are hereby
cautioned against leasing or purchasing OF
WILLIAM Fl. WAsH1NeroN, MY ~ A''D'
known as Aerander's Island-the said w asn'
ineton having no legal right, title or Claim
to the same.
Philip Alexander.
Noyember 49, uoW
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Heel Shoes and Fancy Soabs.

Just receivrd from Neg York,
A fresh supply of Ladies' Kid and Moroc-
co Shoes, with heels-and from Boston great
variety of Fancy Soap and Wash Balls, in
boxes of dozen each, >rted, some Of
which is superior to any ever brought to this
place.
Nv STORE,
$50 Bales Cotton-nice quality,
Shad in barrels-wel cured and in pickle,
Carolina Indigo in boxes,
Ground Nuts in bags,
Chip Bonnets in boxes VERY low priced}
Shoes and Trunks as usual, an assortment,
10 by u, by 10 and by 9 English and A.
merican Window Glass, by the box.
~ Those who wish to have the Glass set,
or to have windows furnished complete, can
be accommodated at short notice, and On
long credit.
E. Gilman.
November l. eo3tlaH
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e Superhne Yellow Bark.

DIR. SAAFORD'S improved POWDER
of the BARK, having been used and highly
approve d by many physicians of distinguish
ed character in different parts OF the United
States; the proprietor is now encouraged to
off.rit to the FACULTY in general, Under the
persuasio q, that no practitioner CT taste, in
the eboic,. of his means, can fail 10 be graft
6ed in the use of this elegant preparation =
In strength, fheness and certainty OF opera
ton, it gre atty surpasses the bark in com
mon use.
Also,
The ESSENTIAL salt OF B-4RK, pre-
pared By the same.
The above articles are put up in parcels OF
Different size S, to accommodate the usual
wants of not only physicians, bat of retail
druggists, oou utry merchants and private ia
milies.-SoLd by
jar oes Kennedy, sen.
Rook.e,ler, a nd no other herssn N Me1en-
dria.
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PUBLIC SALE.

Will be sold, at public auction, on MIN
DAY, the 18th instant, at the Warehouse
Of tho Commercial Company, biagden
Wharf;
90 hhds. SUGAR,1 lst and I'd
9. bills ditto qualify.
10000 lbs. St. Domingo COFFEE
first quality
NJ The above emitted TO drs7roaeS.
ALSO,
20 tons LOCKWOOD, FIRST quality I'M
ported in the brig Hornet, from Cape Hen
ry. Hayti.
- Sale to commence at II O'Clock.
Terms (which will be liberal) made known
at the time of sale
Iohn MCGOWAN.
Washington Cty Nov. IL OF.
NEWTON KEENE,
OFFERS FOR SHE,
% barrels Museovado Sugars,
10000 lbs Green Ceffee,
Is hhds. Antigua and Wndwara iSiai'u
Rum,
6 do Nlolasses,
ST bales Upland Cotton,
90 bags Sumatra Pepper, ~.
225 large and small boxes hrst q'ah9
Segars,
90 casks London Brown Stout,
30 boxes Pipes-gross each'
so barrels prime Pork,
s tons Swedes Bar Iron,
chests Hyson Tea,
l bale super6ne London Cloths
trunks Fancy (Cotton] Goods,
1900 lbs. Smithheld Bacon,
so barrels bright and black Farnish anu
Turpentine.
November 6.
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N o T l C E.

In pursuance of decree of the fife c'rculi
Of the United States Court. Virginia oia-
,ric,. issued May term, 1904. IN case
between Tristram Dalton, tLa'nf.6, an
Charles Ewell, dsfendant-,he SUBSCRIBER
who are named as commissioners In the
above decree, will on MONDAF't the 9th
day of January next, expose to sale, to the
hiehes, bidder, at the Court house o.
Prince William County, In the town oil
Dumfries, for ready money
A Tract of Land, within ten
mile. of the town of Quantities., situated ano
being on Quantico Ran, containing 500 a
Tres 200 OF which is under lease tor thee
lives, given by Bertrand Ewell, Esq. to Ben
jamin Roe. 100
Another Tract OF Land. con-
raining so acres. in the county of Prince
William, situated IN the fork OF me ROAD
lead ne to and near Dumfries, formerly the
property Of Mrs Elizabeth GafvaH.
Also,
Three Lots of Land, IN the
town Of Dumfries, on QusnticO Creek, desig-
mated in plat of said town as No. l66, lo7,
and part of l6s, on one OF which lots there
formerly stood granary.
Thomas Harrison,
Edmund |. Lee. :.
November Ii. dts
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November 6.
10 Cash Sale Of Land.

By virtue of a decree of the County Court o.
Prince William, rendered In a suit there
in descending between Ludweii Lee, exc
'cutor of Thomas Lee, sen, deceased an
Bushrod Washington, ftainf5s-a ANS
John Chesley's repre- sentatives, arena
ants-will be- exposed to sale, tor easn' a
public auction, on the premises, on the
l2:h day of December, 1911,
A Tract of Land, containing
ak hundred acres, lying on Cedar Run l.
Prince William County and lately the resi-
dencc of John Caesley, Esq deceased. lhis
land is situated in a gentcel, poPulous' am
wealthy neighborhood, about miles ron
Dumfri-s aud IS from Alexandra. Inc
improvements on it are spacious d"eiiht
house not quite flashed, ami good oihces a"o
farm houses. The land is very we'll 81 uate';
tor farming and contains large portion Oh
nr;me meadow land The sale Will certain
" take place on that day withou, reserve
The Comm,btonefS.
>-,Lar Ill dts
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-03-05

- OBERT GREENHOW, informs his friends
and Countrymen, that he has opsned a
we'll assorted HARDWARE STORE, in this
city, nearly opposite the Eagle.Tavern, at the
sign of the
u GOLDEN PADDOCK.
The articles were purchased with cash, and will
be disposed OF at a small advance ON their prime
cost.
He transacts business on COMMISSION, and
will receive consignments, of whatever may be
entrusted &c his disposition.
His brick Fire Proof WAREHOUSE, near
the Basin, is in order to receive what NAV be
consigned him.
He offers for Sale or Rent, a newly erected,
very commodious brick dwelling House, &c ST :
tuate on an acre of ground, we'll enclosed con-
tguous to M. Thomas Wilson's tenement, on
Shocke Hill and in the immediate vicinity of
those whose society is TO be priced
He likewise offers FOR sale, on very moderate
terms, six eligibly situated TENEMENrS, on
the Man-street, chiefly, of the City of williams
burg, which will be shewn, to those DESTROYS of
purchasing, by Mr.. Roscow Cole, Merchant
He entreats all those in arrears to him, to
make immediate settlements of their respective
debts, rather than incur the eypence of having
them collected by an attorney.
January II ON
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an Monday, the 18th day of March next,
~ being court day, will be exposed TO pub
lie sale, at Campbell court house. on a credit of
one, two and three years, equal payments,
THE FOLLOWING LOTS & LANDS, VIZ.
One Tract Of Land,
In the County of Campbell, on the waters of
Beaver and Postum Creeks, containing $50 a.
cres, by late and accurate survey, and incud-
ing part of what is called Cooper's mountain
also, Gnother Tract of Land,
In the said county, onthe branches of Postum,
Rock Castle, and Flat Creeks, containing $50
acres, and bounded by Stevenson's, Candler's
and Martins lands
also, another T%act of Lard,
In said county, containing $40 acres, on the
head branches of the south fork of Falling river.
and upon the S. E. side of Long Mountain
and bounded by Cusby's, Forbes's and Siith's
lands.
Also, another Tract of Land,
In said county, containing 80 acres, on the head
branches ofthe south fork of sliing rivero both
sides OF the main road, & bounded by the onp
mountain and Richard Stith's lands
Also, another Tract of Iand,
In Campbell County, on the branches OF Bea-
yer creek, containing 400 acres.
Also, another Tract of Land,
Situated on the western branches of Buffaloe
creek, IN the county of Campbell, containing $50
cres, and commonly known by the name of
Turner's place.
DISC, Lots No. d and 5,
Zach half acres, situated on the maiE street in
the town of New London, on which are Store
and Dwelling House.
AIso, Lots No. IS and IS
In the said town, containing 5 acres, adjoining
the above haif-acre lots, whereon barn and o.
Their out houses now stand.
Also, Lot No. Al
Situated in said town, containing II acres.
Ind ~ and IS,
Containing each acres
disc, Tract of Land,
Adjoining the above lots, containing 200 a
cres, which land Thomas Reid purchased of
Pamela Crump, as viii appear by the deed of
Indenture, recorded in the district court of New
London.
The above Lots and Lands were formerly the
property of Mr.. John Forbes, decd and of Mr.
Thomas Reid, and now belong to the late firm
of Buchanan, Dunlop & Co They will be
shewn to intending purchasers by MIR. Thomas
Keid, who lives at Campbell court house, or by
James Penn, Esq. who lives near New-London
and any further information required, NAV be
obtained upon application to Mr. John Tomp-
kins OF Richmond, or 10 the subscribers
ROBERT POLLOK,
JOHN DUNLOP.
Petersburg, Feb. %, 1911. ids
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Congress.
IN SENATE.

SATURDAY, Feb. 23.
The Vice President being absent, MIR. PotK
was chosen President pro te,lboye
The bill 10 authorize the election of Sheriff.
IN the Indiana territory, was rejected.
Mr.. Giles submitted the resolution of the Viz
gina Legislature, instructing their Senators and
requesting their Representatives to obtain from
Congress an act authorising the officers and sol
d'ers OF the Virginia line on state establishment.
thelr heirs or assigns, to locate their warrants .
winch they may hold for lands granted for mill.
tsTy SERVICES on certain waste and unappropria
ted lands
Mr.. Giies obtained leave of absence after Mon
day next.
MONDAY, Feb IS
report was read from the Secretary n Wa
lnciosHg an account of the expences of the ma.
'Iohal srmories at Springfield and Harper's fer
ryI together with the return of the arms made
and repaired thereat, in 1910
Inc Senate resumed, AS in committee Of the
whole, the consideration Of the bill Ciutroduced
by MIR. Dana) for the relief of the seames of the
u S. &c. - ''''
On motion Of Mr.. Lloyd, Oydeyed, That the
further consideration thereof be POSTPONED IN
the next session of Congress.
Mr.. Lei6 presented a memorial Of the stock
holders OF the Bank OF the United States pray.
ing an extension Of their charter, so AS to epa.
bic them to settle accounts, &c .--Referred
to MeSsrs. Franklin, Leib, Anderson and Bav-
ard. 0''
The bill to amend an act entitled can &c,
providing for the final adjustment of claims a.
lsndsi and tor the sale Of public lands IN the ter
| rtories OF Orleans and Loutsiansn--vas read :
third time snd passed,
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ITO BE SOLD.-On the Esd day of Marcl
next at the cross roads in the county o
New-Kent, near Mr.. William B,i,ey's, under h
deed oftrust from the said William Bailey t
John W. Christian, Archibald Christian, W.
lam Clnpton and Jones K. Christien, for securii
the payment OF certain sums of money there
specified, the following property, viz. A mill
the county OF New-Kent called and known ~,
the name of the Brick mill, ard miller namc
Peter, which was sold and conveyed to the sa,
William Bailey BY Robert Christian and Rober
Crhmp also the tract of land whereon the sa d,
William Bailey at the date of the said deed q
trust did reside and containing two hundred :.
ninety SIX acres, moro or less, which land the
said Bailey bought of the estate of Lyddalc vii
kmson decd; also the following negro slaves
w. Leah. Carter and Caroline, together with
all the future encrease of the said slaves before
named, with all advantages and sppurtenances
IN any wise appertaining to the said mill and
miller, and tract Of land herein before rec,ed,
or so much of the said property as shall be suific
ent to discharge the balance which may remain
due on the said day of sale, on two bonds gran.
ted by the said Bailey to Robert Christian ma
Robert Crump on the Doth day of November
1902, tor one hundred pounds each.
JONES r. CHRISTIAN.
JOHN III. CHRISTIAN
February 90. ids
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WASH s ALES, fom so to 80 NEGROES.
w. On Friday, the 29th day of March !; VIII
Be Sold al Public Auction, to the highest bidder.
tor ready money. from fifty to eighty likely Vir-
ginia-born ST. AYES. This sale viii take place
at Mr. John Trabue's Tavern, in the county of
Chesterfield, twelve miles from the CITY of Rich
mond, on the main Manchester Turnpike Road
Among those SLAVES, are many valuable ia
miles, who will not be separated number of
prime fellows several likely young breeding wo-
men with from one to three children each, and
many girls and boys, some not quite grown
There IS also an excellent Blacksmith and his la
miy, consisting of his wife, remarkably likely
young woman, and three fine children and a
most valuable Cook, who was brought up in one
ct the most genteel and wealthy families in the
lower country. 1t is more than probable female
Cook will also be offered for sale, who is exec
led by none in the state
The sale will commence at IL o'clock, g. will
Ae continued on Saturday the 30th, if not compile
ted the first day, and will be conducted by the
undersigned, who keeps house of private en-
tertanment on the main Buckingham road, with
IN one mile OF Mr. Trabue's. This sale is well
worth the attention of purchaseyy from dis.
lance, who wish to furnish themselves with
slaves OF the above description. p
ISHAM RANDOLPH
agent for the Proprietor
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EAGLE-TAVERN.

MRS. WATT respectfully informs the pub
VI lie, that those spacious and commodious
buildings known by the above name, are now I'M
der her sole management exclusive control-
Situated in central part of the City of Rich
mond, and equally convenient for profession al
characters. and others from the country, who
have business at the Capitol, and thos- who wish,
to take lodgings in part of the town contiguous
to mercantile transactions, the Eagle Tavern
can OF hut offer to the traveller and the tempo
rary resident, accommodations and convenient
ces, at least equal to any in tie city. Gentlemen
from different parts Of Virginia, and indeed from
different parts OF the u. S. who are Obliged to vi.
sit Richmond. and are DESTROYS of an interview,
one with another, will be least likely to be dis
appointed, by putting up at the Eaglc-Tavern {;
as 1T is, unquestonably, from its long and exten.
s've celebrity, more frequented by genteel ira
vellers than any Tavern in the City, and also has
the advantage of receiving and entertaining the
stage passengers, both from the north 4 south.
The rooms in the Eagle Tavern, are numerous &
well furnished. and so diversified rs to size and
retirement, as equally to suit those who move
with numerous families, and those who travel
by Themselves. n large and elegant table will
be every day spread; ard this establishment Mrs
Watt pledges herselfto support with uniforrni-
ty.
Feb. IS. -E p, If
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Feb.7.

- ANA WAY, on christmas day last, two
a blacks, JAMES G. jim. James is very
hkeiy black man, about S feet or inches high,
aboal 80 years of age, wears wig or handker
chei' IN consequence of some defect on his head,
rs am informed. hut have never seen il myself
us clothes generally black, and of good quail
ty.
Jim is likely black BOY, 81 years of age about
feet o orr inches !igh ; he had on, when he ran.
az va long blue coat Of broad cloth, the res, a
his clothing not remembered--W When born, he
h,d one ringer more than common on each hand
which were cut off by some process, but are sill
visible
James informed his wife, that he absconded
und.r the impression that had sold bim.
u taken IN Town, | will give ten dollars for
edrh-tten miles ow Of town, twenty dollars
eG' T.. II 80 miles out of town, thirty dollars
edrh.
WILLIAM COOK.
Richmond, Feb 7. q,
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nN Thursday, the 2s,h day of next month,
~ will be exposed to public sale, on the pre-
muses., on a credit of two aad three years, LOTS
NO and "a, IN the town OF Cartersville, which
formerly belonged to Messrs. Deanes, and were
by them sold TO Mr.. William Mackenzie On
one lot there is an excellent dwelling house. aud
on.the other good lumber house. Intending
purchasers may obtain further information bv
applying to Messrs Archibald TAYLOR & Co. who
Al present occupy the houses. Bonds with ap-
pro we'd security, to bear interest from the date,
nut the interest will be RENTED if the principal
Is punctually paid.
JAMES & JOHN DUNLOP.
Petersburg, Feb. %. ids
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Richmond, Feb. 7. 81

ENTZWHYLSON & POTTER have lust
received a supply Of FRESH GARDEN
SEEDS
Ihey rave on hand large assortment Of Sta
uonary' zen HaiVeS Of the first and inferior dual.
lues, School Books j bles and few new pub
hcat'ons. Music and Musi Books, Ladies ele-
giant SCISSORS, Mathematical instruments, Pa.
rahel ana otner rules. Pocket, desk and cham
Der ink stands Pocket books. &c &c
They continue to manufacture ali kinda If
Merchants and Record Books. with or without
faint lines and patent backs, and to carry on the
Book Binding business in all its branches.
Feb. %. &c
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HAVE removed to the state of Kentucky:
those who may confde business to me, as
gent or attorney, NAV rely on the most prompt
and unremitted stten,ion-my practice will be
IN the Green River Country, and in the General
Iourt aad Court or Appeals, held at Frankfort
Letters Tor me will be directed to NewGiasgow,
near Green River, Kent'y-Those on business
must he postpaid.
WALTER L. FONTAINE.
February 9. lOT
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virtue OF deed OF trust, bearing date
The 9Ih day Of April, 1909, executed b,
r|,S,Hle' MARI 8 TO me for The purpose of se-
curing = SUM OF money therein mentioned IN
tue I'te iIrm otBuchanan, Dunlop & Co. viii
proceed on Thursday, he 21st dav Of March
nsXt y fsr, if not tie first fair day tbereat,er.
auction, on a credit of one. two and three 'oarS
Eq9s H. lpstalTnents,] A TRACT OF LAND,
VI airs creek, in the county of PittsvIysn;o'
containing by estimation 1910 acres. more ny
.ess' oe'ng the same tract which the said Hsr.
rvs .nherted from his deceased father. and or
y wn"on mere are good Dwelling House. store.
rouse Distillery, and many other imnrove
1"eI'S' mr' Alexander Brown, who lives on the
any Information wanted may be had bv annl S
s,on 60 ne-Bonds with approved sccur;ty. ~
Dear interest from the date, will be required b,t
ru1cually paid. r"'ip"' -
Petersburg, Feb %, 1911.
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% Published ~ Thona. Richie, nearly OBJ
1ssite the GIobe Tavern, Richmond, Virginia.
4IJ CONDITIONS: -FYoc dollar. a. yeay. 10
% Paid annually IN advance. Those uuho umsh to
Aeonsid-red as annual subscribers, must hereafter
oesignate it at the time Of subscribing, otheywi.e
fheir papers rtN be discontinued at the expiration
IF the first year.
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NE HUNDRED NEGROES FOR SALE.
~ On Thursday the 18th dav of March next
at the plantation in Bruins ok, generally known
as Taliaferro's quarter, (nesr FIELDS mill. and
nearly between Lew mes and Bircl,'s bridres1
some OF the heirs Of he late col Richard 13lis.
terro, will offer for sale, for ready money about
100 likely Negroes-among them are many ex.
February5. tds
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- JACOBS has removed to the south side of
- Cary street, near the basin, has now land =.
ing, and for sale
1000 Sacks SALT,
10000 lbs. COFFEE,
on terms very accommodating to purchasers.
Cash given for Tobacco and Flour
ran -,
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FOUND, by one of my negroes SADDLE
Z he says ne found it down by the y vy-mi,I VI,
this city the owner may have it by descr bling
the same to me he must pay the expcnces
SOHN LIPSCOMB,
Richmond, Feb. %. w2w
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u GREAT BARGAINS!,
rSVHE late arrivals of Fall & Winter GOODS.
Il enables Jfohn King to give GREAT BAR
GAINS-for cash.
november 80. IF
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-03-05

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y cer'a,n celtihcstes, credits and pensions, was