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place, & had lord Weiiing,m's assurance a
few days before of a sufficient force 70 raise
the siege.
Ar Lisbon, produce Of every kind has
fallen considerably; -four was dull at s Is
TO Isl, & vast Quantity arriving daily -
corn 8 IS cents.
"On the 28th of March there was a vi .
client gale of wind from <. S. Z. which
drove IS sail OF ships ashore, (two of
which were frigates) & near one half Of
the ships in the port were materially da
mayed.
1.-The following vessels was requested
to report, as having arrived safe at Lisbon,
and sustained no damage from the gale -
Ships LonSon Packet. from Baltimore =
Wabash, do--hrigs Rockingham, do -,
Fame, do; schooner Susan, do; and ship
Dumfries, from Liverpool. In the mouth
of the Tagns, spoke the brig Jane. Ham
mon, from Gibraltar. On the Sd instant. in
lat. "a, lou. SIS, spoke the ship George
Washington from Philadelphia for Dubl
lin."
Extract of q letter from Lisbon 10 re-
shecfable Commercial House in this itides,
ddtSd March %.
4" Yon may NV send property to this
country with great safety, as 1t is clearly
proved the French never can get possessi-
on OF Lisbon, Massena snd his army of
$4,000 men are retreating with all possible
CELEBRITY; the light troops keep up with the
rear of the French. and have taken an i'm
mems, number of prisoners, horses, Sc
The French have destroyed towns, villa
lges, inhabitants, SC. wherever they have
passed and also destroyed many of their
own horses, which, from want, were unable
to proceed; the carriages of their guns,
which they could not carry with them,
they have. burnt; and spiked the guns they
were compelled to leave. Lord Wellington
q ties his lastdespatch at OHueiro 10 Hos.
asdl, and it is said he has since proceeded to
Celerfco."
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March IS.

March 70.
Cambridge election for Chancellor of
the UniUer&ty.-Thec contest closed at 10 o.
clock. and the numbers have been Just de-
clared as follows:
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delivered possession to The C"i'td States,
both powers receiving The county On the
West of the Mississippi, with the island AID
CITY Of New OlleaLs, Xix Spain originally
received i, from France, as III zch,k G!
Louisiana.
ITO be ceniihsxa
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Loa yeitesday morning,
Januacy Is

Y;tser "a Kiag, Fairfax or Prince s,.eets,
below SYi.Ecrs's store.
Two Bank Notes. wrapped up in a
.rnas piece Of White psper, one 81 solar
pcrS of the R&n& OF New SoTk, i,;'yaaae 10
l5avesh g yores, endorsed IN the saSsc way !:
tic o,ser>s ten dollar note of the Branch Bank
of Washin gton. PAYABLE to Jahn p. Yonncss,
prcsidcst The finder @ill he handsomely
rewarded BY leaving theza with tie PRIMER.
.Jnnsa,y IL. 90
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PUBLIC SALE.

On TUESDAY nexs, at ; O'Clock, p. NJ.
vii be sold, Oh credit. Tor approved en-
sor>ed negotiable notes, ataleschanfs wharf,
the cargo of ne brig Lonisa. consisting Of
$500 bushels OF LisSon SAX
2. C., Marfe!ier.
JarUsry -.
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n Q Z | G. Z.

THOSE who haze unsetted ac-
counts against abe Brig L0sl&a, Opt. IONS
al.A1mara, All please present theun Tor adj.
Is,s,ent 80 me, Oh or before the 26th in
slant.
lane Fl. SsacaNi. Adass'x.
OF A:eosse Slacum.
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THEATRE.

ALEXANDRIA THEATRE.
FOR TIE BENEFITs OF Il,
THE POOR. at =
The Public are respectfully informed, the
Thespian SOCIETY win perform
On SaturddS Eoea1lag, Ian. l9,
The celebrated GoMEDI,-in !. acts,
SPEED THE PLOUGH.
Sir Phil;p B.andford,
Mgrr'nston,
Sir dbei Handy,
Bsb Handy,
Heafg,
Farmer Ashfela,
Errrsresa,
GtraL1,
P9s.'Aian,
Peter,
Servants. aa aH
Mss B!andfor6,
LodY Hauay,
Susan EMfeH.
Dane AglfeIA.
After which. the admired Soogs ct The
Boy If RiSeos @" and "f0ar-a''d, lsseH-
ty Elders"
TIE conclude with the admired Farce, IN Q
Acts, called
THE REVIEW;
OR,
Hags of Windsor.
Drtmy Ball
Laptuia Beaugard, a9
Ieony 1iactzvo!tsr,
foila lump, Sc
La5c6 2eofem,
sDa5hs.
Graes Gayiove, aE
Liry. s-r=-ega---4
IdrfE0.
. Doors TO he opened at half past 1--WE,
curtain to rise at half past six O'clock.
-. Box, one doliar-fii, seventy five
sen,s-Chi;iccn hall p'ice Tickets TO be
had of Mr.. Robert Gray. eook:el!cr; at Mr.
snowden's PRINTING offics, ard at the Theatre
~ Every hreeQufio. has seen taken 10
RENDER the theatre comfortable By fires, CAS-
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FOR SALE,

Sss,ss.s Ba5then about COCO barrels,
two years old and very we'll found. She is
chartered tor royaFe TO Lisbon, sc. at 2
d,Ilars and quarter per barrel 20 the trst
pqr:. About half her cargo Is o" board, and
lie remainder is expected in two weeks -
The purchaser viii have the benefit of the
sharter. For terms apply TO
William HartshOrne.
1st mo- Is.
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brought to Ms was not to be depended On !;
it cane in such questionable shape, as
would by no means warrant US III repeating
our Orders in Council.
Mr.. A. Barring spoke at some length
against the Orders in Councii; ne
thought Ministers might very safely anu
properly have rescinded them on l ,ne t ue,
claration by France to America that the
Milan and Berlin DEGREES had been repeal
ed. 1t was evident from the conduct OF
the French Government, that Bonaparte
! was fearful we should think they were
repealed, and dreaded our acting acc t.
ingly. He (Mr. b. was OF oplnioh' that at
if Ministers had rescinded the oruerS oi
Council at that time, Bonaparte Wouid nave
been greatly mortified.
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LISBON, June 8.

Extract Of an Official Dispatch from
Marshal Gen. Lord Wellington, Of SOth
.May, 1914, from his headquarters at
GransicIlu, to his EacelIency d. Miguel
Pereira Forjas.
The city of Badaioz was closely invest
ed on the 18th inst. from the right bank
ofthe Guadiana, and the batterinS cannon
was advancing to the different points, with
every possible preparation to attack them
and make the attack gencral.-Trenches
were opened, &c.
The enemy has fallen back upon Lie
rena, with the main body of his army,
protecting his advanced posts by large
body of horse, placed at Usagre. l en-
close you dispatch [ have received from
the Hon. Maj. Gen. VIM. Lumley, giving
an account of very severe action, which
took place on the 25th inst. near that place,
between division of cavalry of the allied
army, and that Of the enemy posted at u
saere, which terminated very favorably to
usothe Major General speaks in the high
est terms of the gallantry of the officers,
on that occasion, and particularly of Ma
ior HONEY, of the Sd dragons, and Of
Lieutenant Heathcote, attached to the
Quarter Master Generals Department.
/ cannot learn that the enemy made any
movements in CASTLE, since last had the
honor of addressing your Excellency, but
it is reported that the army of Portugal is
about making movement towards Evila
or the river Teso, and from the prepare
tons they are making, there remains no
doubt but they intend some movement.
My last adyices from Cadiz are to the
e5th inst. your excellency will no doubt
have received from that city direct, the
official advices of the capture of Fisueras.
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nv in Catalonia gives an account OF a
snirited attack upon, and defeat OF, the
rear guard Of the French near Manresa'
on the 1st April. Tie inhabitants having
retired from the town on the approach OF
the enemy, the latter set it on fire. This
90 enraged the Spanish troops, that they
attacked them by the light of the flames,
the Spanish officers previously giving out
orders to the troops to give no quarter
The spaniards attacked with such vigor
that the enemy were unable to withstand
them. Many were killed and wounded,
and all who were taken prisoners were IN
stantly put to death. The enemy then re-
tired to Barcelona, having lost In their
march from Manresa to Barcelona near
400 killed and wounded.
The accounts from Madrid by the mail
are to the end of April-they state the UNI
easincss Of the French and their partl-
zans in that city, many of whom were
leaving it for France. Joseph is said to
have resigned the crown of Spain.
Before Soult left Seville to attack Sir
VIM. Beresford, there were about $4,000
infantry and 1900 horse in that city. In
Cordova small force-in Ecijah 10000
men.
SEVILLE, Mayo.
'~ Soult on the 9Th went with three &C.
nerals Of division and number of aids
de-camp for Santiponce, where he review
ed the troops which were there ; after
wards. he addressed them in the most
flattering terms. and spoke with the ut
most contempt ofthe force and skill Of the
Spanish and English armies.
June 6.
The king of Sweden remains at the
residence Of Edward Nichozs, Esq. How
long he may prolong his stay is uncertain"
Parliament is expected to be prorogued
in about fortnight, though there is a re-
port that it will not be prorogued, but
only adjourned.
The 2sth foot embarked at Dover yes
terday for Portugal. The second battalion
of the list is on its march to Portsmouth
to embark.
A Heligoland mail is just arrivcd.-Wc
have only room for the following extract:
HELIGoLAND, May 81.
We have had lately some arrivals from
the opposite coast, which bring no intelli-
gence of Importance. From these it ap-
pears that articles of colonial produce are
advancing in price, and hopes are held
out that Bonaparte's system of continent
al exclusion may be little relaxed.
The accounts of tho French troops hav-
ing marched for the interior, is confirmed.
A sufficient number, however, of soldiers
and douaniers have been left at the differ
ent ports and depots to observe what is
passing on the coast, and take care that
no correspondence with British port be
carried on, and no articles of British
merchandise introduced. In Emblem
there are 200 troops, at the island of Nor
ding 50. and proportionate numbers at
other points, according to their impor-
lance.
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aD0nle9tlr.


LEGISLATURE OF MASSAcHUsET7 rs
Friday, June z.
At IL O'clock, His Excellency the Go
vernon, attended by His Honour the
Lieutenant Governor, and the Honorable
Council, met the two branches of the 80.
sislature in the Representatives. Chamber.
and delivered the following
SPEECH
Gentlemen of the Senate, and
Gentlemen Of the House of Rehresensa.
nUes.
THE citizens of this Com NOR, wealth IN
the foil exercise of their elective rights. ha1
wing called on us in our respective stations.
TO promote their prosperity and happiness.
have manifested. at this critical per,,d
All honorable confidence i'm our patriotic erm
ness and exertions. To fulfill their ;ms,
expectations, will be the height of nv anb;.
ton and on your cordial and effectnal CO.
operation, have the greatest reliance.
The measures, which during the wear
last. past, were adopted by the Executiye &
Legislative departments Of this State. and
which they were solicitous TO stamp will
impartialty. moderation, and justice, apnca,
&c have net the general appreciation q sbs
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BENJAMLW DUHhL.

"A T THE SIGN OF THE GOLDEN NOR
"a TAR, Richmond ,returns thanks to his Gus
toners for past favcrs, and earnestly ntreats all
those indebted to him to call and settle their res
pective accounts, as he is anxious to close his
former business. Having taken his son Philip
into partnership in his medicine store. 1t will be
carried on in future under the firm of
BEN5AlNIW DUVAL e SOW;
Who have just received large supply of fresf,
DRUGS, Medicines, Paints, Dye. tuH, &c
most of which being bought with cash, they
are enabled to sell at low prices.
The same attention heretofore paid in select.
ing medicines of the best quality and receiving
none ir powder, will be strictly observed, aud
they'll tier themselves, to merit the encourage
.-snt, ftheir friends and the public geaerally.
May IL. 6t--1awtf
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E1FrY DOLLARS REwARp-..-Ran,

FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD
I way from til. subscriber, on the night
OF the 9Th inst.---A muatto man named
John, alias John White, he is remarkable likely
-upwards OF six feet high, about % 10 % old
his hair inclined to be straight---he is very
sensible. can read and Ibelieve writeAhe for
merly belonged to Mr.. Benjamin Drew If
Smithfield, and served him as a house servant,
and was as lam informed An extraordinary good
one ; He carried with him--s drab surtout coat
better than half worn-with pockets at the sides
- black close bodied do. one pair white
wooden pantaloons Of virginia CLOTH One do.--
blue do.-one do. blue plains---Aone vest striped
in imitation ofswans down. He no doubt will
sttemPtto pass tor free man, & probably will
be lurking about Petersburg or its vicinity,
where am told free woman lives with whom
he had taken up some time pastor perhaps
gone to Smithfed, where his mother lives
All masters OF vessels and others are cautioned
against conveying away or in any way harbour.
ing the said fellow at their PERIL will give the
above reward if secur; d in any goal in the state
SO that get him again-and forty dollars if Ia
Ken secuted out I'll the state.
p. S. If brought home, all reasonable charges
will be paid in addition to the above reward
VIM. YOUNG.
Richmond Apri If rH ,c
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nj = ------
MILL BE SOLD, at Public AuctiDn ON
"wednesday the 18th day of the preseu,
1as onn, tne houseboId and Kitchen furniture OF
William Rawiegh decd. at his late Oweli;no.
ftouse--Consisting of number Of feather beds.
'eedstead and lurniture complete-dining tables.
Tea tables, looking glasses, prints, tea 8. table
cn'ns' china press, glass lamp, and variety of
other articles-one negro fellow, 9 women and
one enid, muios--tw0 horse6, one gig & bar.
ness, mich COW, carts and geer. The terms of
ene sale VIII be. cash for all purchases under
2o-for all over tist sum. so days credit will
De allowed, the purchaser giving a note ueeo,;a
sers.
ming.
Az the same time will be hired out for the re.
msinder OF the present year, a number OF ne
groes who had been accustomed to the brick
laying business.
ROBERT HYDE,) Bx,o,s o
9. caE@NIIowA is;N,
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INTENDING shortly 10 embark for Britain,
L I have appointed Mr.. WIN. b. Harwood my
attorney in fact. during my absence, who Is al
80 fully empowered to manage the business OF
James and John Du lop, which win be contin-
ued ~ usual. Those indebted to me, are re
having claims to present them without delay. in
order that they may be discharged-Those in
debted to James and John Dunlop, are inform
ed, that further Indulgence cannot be given.
JOHN DUNLOP.
Petersburg. May "a. I'm
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70 THE PURLM

Do hereby torewarn all persons from pur.
chasing Lot of Ground of James stratten
y'ng on Carey Street and adjoinng the Brick
Lumber Lumber House, formerly owned by VIM. Nc
~ h'nzie' and at present occupied by M. X and
. 'ea.sah.s, IS the said James Stratten has no
right or title to the above mentioned pronertv
May 81. "
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CASR SlLE.

nY virtue If q Deed in Trust from John Ellis
I'D to us, dated the 9Th DAY Of April, 1910.
snd recorded in the General Court on the 11th
day of June in the same year.--We will sell for
ready money lat the request of VIM. Moncufe,
surviving partner of the late House OF Prosser
and Moncure) at the front door Of the Eagle
Tavern in the city of Richmond, on Saturday
the 22d day of June next--" One Coachee with
plated harnes.-Tw o bay carriage Horses. and
one bay Horse called Rainbow, at that time in
the possession of the said John Ellis and in the
special use of his family, III, WILLIAMSBURG"
so much of said property, 40 will be sufficient to
with all interest due thereon, and the costs and
charges, attending the said Sale.
E. w. ROOTES, yrs | 1
FREDERICK PLEASANTS.l Nee''
May %. ids
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a. CONDITIONS :-Five dolfaYs q year, 70
= paid annsaily Il, advance. Those Ohio visk to
dseoxsidered az annsaI ss6scyihcrs, sse hereafter
ksienate it at the time Of subs1ibing, otheYvise
sAeir papeys u,H BE Discontinued az she expiration
n fhe fysf wear.
Csty and Manchester, nsuss pdyfo their advertise
sssents before they dbbcay in this PAPER THE
wice per square rs Cents for the FIRST insertion.
<1sd so for eceyy subsequent one.
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M. cRARLES x. CREW !:

G TX. as you are not an inhabitant of the state
- or have no known place OF residence, or an,
known agent in the same take this mode Of
giving you notice. that, on Friday and Saturday
the Goth & 9th Of July, 1911, betweea the
hours often in the morning and four in the e
veaing. i shall proceed to take sundry depo.
sitions at the present dwelling house Of Mrs. Ma
ry B. Beech. ID the county Of Lunsnburg, to be
read rs evidence in a suit in Chancery, in the
County Court of Charlotte. in which ann Com.
plainant and you are Defendant.
Your Wife,
June H. 81
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NO TT CE.

A PETITION will be presented to the next
IA General Assembly, on behalf Of the Com
mon-Ha of this City, praying that an act NAV
pass empowering the Commsn. Hall to lease, Oh
otherwise dispose Of, as may be most expedien,
Or the benefit of the said City, the public com.
mons within the limits thereof
BY order of the Common Hall.
VIM. G. WILLIAMS, Pyesidens.
Nay d. w2m
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Il ACHE WINTE6-

n Il t. IL & II r. X w MITE D.
a unexpected accession of pupils to the
xASMTTHFIELD ACADEMY, has render.
cd smother teacher Decesssry---A gentleman
well qualified to teach the classics, and Of unex-
ceptionable character for morality & correct ha.
6ts, will meet with the most liberal encourage
uient. A communication directed to the trus-
tees, living in Smithfeld, win be promptly at.
tended to-The services being Immediately wan.
ted, the sooner an application is made, the more
agreeable. A Clergyman would be preferred.
fSmithheld, Isle Of Wight County.
June z. &c
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WIZ COLOUHOUN. & c..
April g, 1911. r.

PURSUANT to decree of the Cbancerv
4 District Court Of Williamsburg, bearing
date the end day of November, 1909, we shall
proceed to sell on the fourth Monday in June.
OF ore me doc, Of c. Owen's Tavern, an Ur6anna.
to the highest bidder for cash, A TRACT OF
LAND, known by the name Of Kemp's, contain
ing 400 acres. The land is situated on Plank.
tank River, near Turks ferry, in Middlesex
county, There isa good dwelling house with
necessary out-houses-A more particular das.
cEPt'onis not thought necessary as it is bresu-
med that persons wishing to purchase will view
the premises.
CARTER b. BERKELEY
STAGE DAVIS, Co,n,,;,,;o,s,,
PETER KEMP. .
May 81. en1mU
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FIYCEIAN FOUNTAINS and Richmond
HI Mineral Water Warehouse, at the Re

EIYCElAN FOUNTAINS and Richmond
II II Mineral Water Warehouse at the Re-
8ervoir, Capitol Hill. .,,
The Public arsrespectfulIy informed that they
may now be supplied with the celebrated Arti.
fetal Mineral Waters, either from tire fountains
or III Bottles.
The Water will also be delivered at the Store
of Messrs. Val. 6, Rogers, (Main-street, nearly
opposite the Bell Tavern) with whom the pro-
prietor of the original Establishment has form ed
Connection, and who will conduct the Branch
extended to this City under the firm of Cohen
g. Co.
NIB. For the accommodation Of L aides, (who
may honor the fountains with their visits) ser.
arate apartment is appropriated, the entrance to
which is at the North East corner ofthe Build
ing.
The strictest attention will lie paid to all or
ders they may be favored with, either for home
consumption or expectation.
Richmond. April 90. lp1mwtf
THIRTY CRATES well assorted Queens
L Ware, -,
Q hogsheads glass, do.
do. do. splendidiy cut,
Elegant China and Liverpool dining sets
Do. do. & do. plates, dishes sc.
Do. do. Tea sets, together with great variety
Of select articles of China, Glass & Queens ware
--also nezu supply of fine 4 coarse hats, direct
from the Portland Factory, warranted inferior 10
none, Just received by the subscriber, and will
be sold the lowest terms for cash. or satisfac-
Sory aeceptances, at the wholesale and retail
China Store adjoining Mr.. Browns VendGe-
House.
JORN B. HILLARD.
N. B. Ware Of every description, repacked at
short notice.
sune z. IF
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Richmond, April I6.

10y virtue OF q deed OF Trust, rom Andrew
~ Lewis, ofthe county of Montgomery will
De sold, by the subscriber, to the highest bidder
Tor ready money, at the Eagle Tavern in the CT
ty OF Richmond, upon the Goth day of June next,
the following TRACTS OF LAND, with their
appurtenances, or SO much thereof as may he
necessary to pay certain debts in the said deed
OF Trust mentioned. that is to say
One tract situated in the county of Montgom-
cry. containing 800 acres, being that Tract on
which the said Andrew Lewis now lives one
other tract adjoining the last mentioned on the
moth, containing ten thousand acres one other
tract adjoining the first mentioned, being an in,
elusive survey, containing seven thousand seven
nunored acres one other tract adjoining the
last mentioned at the west end, cont aiming four
nundred and fourteen acres one other tract
called the Chestnut Neck, containing 366 acres !.
one other tract called Seyenas tract on Bottom
Greek, adjoining the first mentioned tract of 800
acres, and containing $50 acres one other tract
Also adjoining the first mentioned tract called
frothnous Garden, containing 1913 acres one o.
thef tract adjoining the last mentioned, contain
ing 80 acres one other tract adjoining the in
elusive survey OF seven Thousand seven hundred
acres above mentioned, containing 80 acres
one other tract adjoining the same inclusive sur-
vey and containing one hundred acres-one a.
ther tract lying on both sides of Little River.
containing one hundred and fifty acres on which
- situate HoPewell Fcrge-one other tract .ad.
Joining thereto, containing one hundred and
i"rty acres-one other tract adjoining the same.
caiied:the Saw miiltrsct, cont aiming four hundred
q thirty eight acres-&one other tract adjoining
the last mentioned tract, containing, one hun,
dred acres-which said several !, tracts of land
are situate I'M the county of Montgomery
EDWARD JOHNSTON.
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lust RECEIVED & for tale BY the subscri-
- bers. .T7f7 n
10000 VT. bacon.
So barrels Pork,
533 sacks Salt, Liverpool filed, 81.
pipes 9TH proof Brandy, its
20 tierces Kibbert's brown stout,
SO barrels Pennsylvania Whiskey.
FOSTER & SATCHELL.
June II. 81
MOTICE-The subscriber wants to hire a
- number of laborsrs for the James River
Company. whose services will be required for
8 or mouths-To whom liberal wares will be
given, apply to the subscriber at the scale house
on the Basin.
H. MosBY
June IL. If
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SuPERFiNE CLOTHS :-fhe Subscribers
- have just received by the Anacreon from
London, on consignment, two Bales best ouaI.
ity, which they win sell low by the Bale or Piece
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RICHMOND PRICES CURRENT

TO PRINTERS.
Tor SALE. the TYPE on which this pa
y per is printed, RuRoBors BRRvIEn-
A great bargain may be had. BY immediate aP-
plication 10 the Editor.
2 Tune z. 49, 81 49, s-tr I, '.ts