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INV AUTHORITY or THE STATE OF
MARYLAND.
sCHEu or

sn 5000
80 ao 10000
Soo Is 600
aooo u 10000
ll76a prizes sos tsso blanks $4,000
232S8 blanks / 90 q fr'ze
5000 tickets at Ten Dollars eacn S35V,ooo
CASH PRIZES.
s,,h;ec, 10 deduction OF fifteen per cent,
Stationary prizes as Jolto@:
First drawn ticket entitled to ooooo
5000 blanks 8l2 each
The nsxt 1000 10. Is
20. Ticker after the 5000 blanks $4,000
First drawn ticket on the 5th aud unui the,
!. $ 25th day $500 each
IN. 25th TO 35th Except
ihc the Tickets constituting ioo iicKe's
prizes
The said ten prizes to consist OF the NUM- num-
he u from Il 10 1000 inclaslve each hah-
dred of the said 1000 to be one pr.ze'. tne
6rst drown hundrs,l or lowest number tor
tbs 18th day, and so regularly ascending TO
he S5th aon
First drawn ticket on the S5th $500
Do. s6th to 4fst 500
~ 4tst 10 5otb inclusive 1000
~ xyth day $4,000
TIE ffize books to consist OF nos IVY
The Dbject contemplated tobe accomplish
"a nv the above scheme, is emlncnuy emu
t,e,lsto the favor and patronage OF the citl'
-sns &c Baltimore. The establishment OF
Medical College will unquestlona6iy nave
beneficial influence on the general literary
characs er Of our city on It perhaps may DC
heeesfter cngrafted the other Colleges anu
thus an university lSa eonsti uted.
It viii however giyesps other impor.ahe
adv sntayes--.it will promote spirit OF il-
yes,igation in the faculty, it will induce
vannSs mea of talents to establish themselves
n, o,,rcitv andthcreby permanently secure
"a ibis community the best aid. that can De De
afforded by the ~ edc asProlession, II naay
assoshe proper to remark that Ii this school
shoa,sl prosper, as is anticipated, It VIII
c,use large sums to be expended annually
in this city, which would Otherwise DC ols-
brrsets IL other places
we presume that those gentlemen VINO
are anxious for the advancement OF the lii'
terests Of Baltimore, will give US their sup
mort on the above considerations.
IL .those who are inclined e Proht them
selves at the same time that they encourage
ns--sve con6d emily say, that no scheme OF
lostery sd splendid or promising as the a.
hove. has. ever been offered IN this country
S5p The commissioners having already
roro.rsctca foy the sale of a sufficient number
&c Tickets TO authorize them IN hxlng the
esrliest day for drawing, that the time ne
~sssary for making preparations will admit,
GH1E NOTICE.
Thst the drawing Of the Medical College
Lottery will commence
On the. 18th day Of June next.
YICKEfS
-. bad by application 20 the Managers.
MANAGERS
yssn . pavilge Midd,n d. Magruder
Jsmes Mosher lsssc Fut''el,
IssnSs sornea.ys Benjamin Berry
s g',,s.r. ssary LONG George Winchester
Is. III Nlnthkin John crawford
u. Al. smith ". =, m.ieench
W. n.y. TT and;nen William NJ Mechen
Fielding Lucas Jun. III. Wofthihg1on
Wflli4m Gwynn Wllham !esSoP
David Hoffman Henry thompson
Samuel Baker Charies ~. "arhe'u
SsNA Nss.s,:.l ~ sxXti,I;ay,, + 0rrnan
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Salt s. Lemons.
The cargo ofthe ship Thomas, Capt. Matthe"
Martor, consisting OF
900 bushels Lisbon Salt
70 boxes Lisbon Lemons
FOX SALE BY
+. G. Ladd.
April ~.
Salt s. Lemons.
Real Fort Vine, &C.
T 9SEPH Vaudeville.

Real Fort Wa'ae. &C.
Joseph VAUDEVILLE.
Corner Of King and FaiJar Streets,
HIS FoR SHE,
rs quarter Casks full bodied Red Fort s
years old, and warranted genuine as
imported,
S pipes, a1yrdoeksy cos. old L.
S half do. aode;,a
quarter Casks,
10 half pipes, ,sortarim pvine.
Is quarter Casks,
pipes,
10 half do. 1enerDe 40.
20 quarter Casks,
30 cases fine old Medoc Claret, imported IN
1907.
40 doz. Hilbert and Co.'S, old London
Brown Stout and Porter,
100 barrels prime new Shad
Wines, Liquors and Groceries, as usual.
April 27.
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THE MEDICAL COLLEGE
Lot ferry
IN 7Uh,ch are,
Two Prizes Of fifty Thousand
Dollars,

On the nth OF JUNE next,
When the first dawn ticket will entitle
the holder to FIVE THOUSAND DOL
LARS.
The Subscribers have for sale number
!. of the TIC EesT S, which they offer at pre- :
sent at the Sfiginsa pMce of TEN DOLLARS !;
the opportunity taps presented ofparchasing
chance for a fortune at the LOWEST rate
should not be neglected as the price OF
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500 1lCKeIS 20 oS Coh"iuSieA
drawing. ,..,
!. First drawn Ticket, the 10th, 18th, 18th,
18th. slst, 22d, Esd, Oath, 26rh and 9th
DAYS. (ths Tickets constituting Prizes except
edl each, entitled to 100 Tickets IN this
Class.
Prizes payable 50 days after the drawing
is completed, SUBJECT to Is per cent deduc-
ton. ~,
!. last drawn 800 Tickets each day froIa
the lst to the 5oth day inclusive, entitled to
'lo dollars, payable in Tickets in the Sd Class.
The Tickets constituting Prizes in thls
Class. to consist of the numbers from lo,ool
to 1900 inclusive each hundred to be one
prize. the lowest hundred for the 18th day,
the next lowest for the 18th day, and so on
until the 10 prizes are drawn
Purchasers Of 100 Tickets, or more, to be
entitled to credit of thirty days after the
drawing of this class, for notes with APPROX
ed indorsers.
All Prizes not demanded within / 2 months
after the drawing of this clasa, will be con-
sidered as given up for the benefit OF the
Lotter..
Each Prize OF 10 dollars drawn in the First
AIaSS9F Wlit DC Pey tiiS'A| Va
In this Class ataeight dollars and fifty GEMS
s Tne Managers of the Petomack and She
nandoah Navigation Lottery having COM
pleted The drawing OF the first class, they
trust TO The satisfaction Of all concerned,
which has giSen.a stimulus to the improve
ment of the navigation of those rivers, that
promises speedy completion OF that useful
work /; offer this scheme to the pu5iic UNI
der a well founded expectation that 1t will
meet with their appreciation and support,
particularly of all immediately interested IN
making those rivers navigable at all seasons
CHARLES sIMMs, President.
5 5oSk n raoMpsov, Dree-
WILLIAM STEWART, tors.
GEORGE PETER,
April eo5m
sIP Tickets in the above Lottery may be
had at the company's office in Georgetown,
Of the Treasurer, where will be received
| Ten Dollar Prizes in the first class in pay
ment for Tickets in this class.
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Tickets viii certainly be raised on the "a
MONDAY Of next month. Applications from
distant places by letter, post paid, and ieclo-
sing the Cash, will be Immediately attended ca
to by either ofthe subscribers, at their Lotte.
~ Offices in Baltimore.
KEARNY VIII ARTON,
PHILIP Fl. NICKLlN,
j /. COHEN. Jun'r, (.
Baltimore March ls--l7 2aNtlOct.
Potomack and Shenandoah Ma
vigation Lottery.
Bysauthorify efthe Stare Of a1a,,ylsnd,
+ SCHEME OF A LO1 ! EA4
For improving the Navigation OF the Poto-
mack and Shenandoah Rivers,
SRcoND CLASS OF $4,000 Tickets
/ Prize Of 5000 dollars, IS so,ooo
do of / 5000 dollar, IS IS ooo
do of 10 900 dollars, IS lo,ooo
~ or 1000 10000
40 of 1000 5000
y - &c 1000 $4,000
10 do. of 100 Tickets in $500
% ~ ns ZOO dollars. 10000
81 ~ &c lao 5000
20 - &c so 2,5oo
. soo ~ &c "a $4,000
$3.50 do. of 10 So'9oo
1864 Prizes, amounting to S 4l2'soo
sl4,sl6 Blanks, not IL TO Prlze.
$4,000 Tickets at S 8 so 2l2 500
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Valuable Lands for ca,a

Under the authority of Two Deed, q
from Hcnry Rose, deceased. 70 a.
sctlisers, we will offer At Pubic 81 & SUI
Monday the 9Th day o. M.rcb n a'e
Fairfax co,irt-heuse, "sA',
Two TRACTS of LAM /
One containing $50 acres,l living on ho,h, I
ofthe Little River Turnpike Rod o.' :, sl''
Their containing about $50 acre. sd;a;
the first mentioned Tract on the uort }'' -
distant from hlexandlia and The city Of W.
ington about seyenmiles. The T.c,s
be SOLD entire, or divided into smsller i.
accommodate purchasers On bo,S ~ \
is sufficient quan ity OF wood 70 .5n ,@'
the cleared land IN enc well INN mr.
ed productive Meadow, md an neyF F ~
tiDle quarry of Sop Stone, of wbirL ~
value for fire places, ovens, sc is ,ou
neraIly understood The natu,e Of tba I'll
is we'll adapted to the use Of pls,at, rol p.r;.
--i'he lands adjoin those Of the subsrnb. |
Wp. Moss. ky whoni they will be she,yn u
those who wish to purchase - Terms a. 81 !
--One third of the purchase MONEY in haDd
lone third In Six, and one third in lwelvI
months.
Richard NJ. Scott.
William Moss.
March s II.
g. The above Sale is post
pored till Monday the Goth cav
Of April next. beng Court day
at Fairfax Court House. sermsI
Of Sale, Cash. co.'s
sr The inclemucy Of thr qyeatler hauny
flrevented the oGle as a69ve advertised fysn
being made-the Commissioners hare turtkes
foofened il 07tR Saturray the 9Th Of June, y
hare changed The flece3 SALE from the Cart.
House to the Premiaes-at (Which time and
flace a Sale zyHl foaDtueLy be made.
.4fr1 so cots
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-06-06

BARGAIN Joel closed with the ppssl, got
moor Barnet turned out of the comb and
Lee put into it. Are these men, should
be near the French government soffer to
prove these facts, if necessary. HAmoFi-
cans here arc getting out of all pasce with
our new fHpctionaries they heaIS regret
the remoyaiof Russell because hepuld not
have played into the hands of the Ipoh GO
Yernlpent by. .conoealihg or misr8senilng
facts ;she would not have given out pm time
TO time. that all was well, and that R,y thing
would be settled, and that treaties f on the
point Of being closed, when every p IN Pa
ris who had studied and knew The hperors
policy, and way OF doing businessA lew the
whole of these demonstrations u a mere
flint. / shah keep you informed sn' time
to time, as / Can fad conveyances. The MI
nistar's prisy council is made up the two
Yenega,Ipss, Daniel Parker and TX Lea
vep,szeur.b, Big Lee and Nalcreds French
bookseller ard spy, who formerly LID IN Bos-
ton--What a pretty game may expect,
when such fsilews as they arc coa3itrrs ~
times De Il hgatio 2 Pafk ., Lea7isS9orth,
Gaacred~ and inc MINT z re all Fhch clti-
zens de f.cto7as well as tie jure.
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Robert Gray
PUBLIC s lie.
/ he ub CT Der.

BEING appointes Trustee by the High
CourJ u Cha ciy Of tie STATE Oh Maryiapd,
for the purpose OF selling aid conveying the
real estate 81 Mujos WIl,!~u, VI Casekie, late
of Carl County, deceased, for the payment
of his debts, will offer at Public Sale, on tbs
Premises, the said Estdte en Saturday the
18th day OF June next, if fir, ard il nlt, on
the first fair day thereafter, Sunday excepted.
This Land consists of about FIVE hundred .cres
(ofwhich an aCcurate survey will be made be-
fore the day of sale) is situated on the Nanjes
moy Greek, about two miles from the Polos
mac River, and FIVE from Port Tobacco, is yes
fly fertile, has the advantage OF good water
rsh in abundance from the Greek, and wild,
fowl in their season.
There are on this estate an Apple Orchard
OF excellent srnit, variety of other fruit trees,
and shfhclehi quantity of Timber ard Wood
for the support OF the land The irproyea
ments thereon, consist Of very cU,,,cartable
Dwelling House and some few other conye.
nient buildings. The land will be sold enirei
and the purchaser required to give bond with
approved security fol the purchase money, 10
the trustee, payable in twelve months; and
on the payment of the whole purchase money,
and lot before, title will be given Ivy deed,
to- be sxecu cd as the decree directs.
SAM. { hapman, 17Wstee.
Charles County, April 2s.--May /. lawfs
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BOSTON. Nav 80.

from Sonth-.4merica.--A letter from re-
spectacle American, received here yesterday,
dated at Pernambuco, April l9, 1912, says,
g the Montevedlans and BueBosayrians are
now united together, and have declared War
against the Prince Regent of Portugal. Rio
Grande South, and St. Catharine. It's said, are
captured by the Spaniards; and their next at
tempt will be on Rio de Janeiro. There is
not the least doubt but they will conquer the
Portuguese. The English government have
entered into a treaty with the Spanards not
to render any assistance to the Portuguese !;
and 10 vessel is suffered to trade either at
Monteviedo or Buenosayres, except the Eng-
iish-.ll other foreigners have been obliged to
quit the country. This account is credited,
as letters have been received here giving the
information. y
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SENEX, No. III.
TO THE PEOPLE or .lMRICA.

TO TIE PEOPLE or .1BfRIcA.
That war will probably endger the
existence of our feder4tive republics one OF
,hoss propositions, which is of sopsslble
nature, that every man really attaEed to It's
duration, will say, that for this cad'alone, i
ought, if possible to be avoided. he grea.
Montcsquieu says" The genius ohonaichy
points to war and conquest; the brit OF
republic shews itself in peace an modera-
tion.' One would suppose the pcEicians at
Washington were far wiser than MAesquleu
for their spirit bleaths nothing bINar and
conquest. 1t is not the rhu5iiean brit th Is
but the aonarchical that governs 4kn.. But
these men sag they are repubicansFriends c.
republican government, friends 70 T peoF!'
friends 10 liberty and iadt lendence If II
tesquieu be right, and he experlef Of 'ne
world has proved his position rp f,eese1 !;
then are they the reverse Of ..serg .sg they
pretend to be. There VS. Il L when
these men thought war the grestf of all
evils, standing army the mos A.ngious foe
10 freedom, and loans and taxesacs'6tive Of
political safety by increasing eyrcu'iF inAu
ence to dangerous extent; bu' "2I ! that
was when they feared war With Fihce-a
war with England changes their nare, and
makes these things right. 1t &c mildly
put tito the recollection Of every mont man
in the community, whethcr iris WAS nt the
language of all these meh. at the clos4f Mr..
Adams administration and car we xpect
more economy from the purchasers of H en-
rvs nonsense, or more safety from the lreat-
sners Of punishment, for the free declhtion
of opinion, than from the passionate fly Of
John Adams.
If a war is professediy undertaken ith
view to conquest, as the war we are abdt to
engage in, it IS a certain truth, that theEon-
guest when made, must be kept by the lime
means with which it has been achieved. Fhe
conquest of Canada is useful to Us, or it islot
IF it be not, it is worse than folly, it is tea
Sonable wickedness in the government tost-
tempt if. If it be useful, then when madi it
must be preserved. How is this to be die
we must exterminate the inhabitants, owe
must keep up standing army there to ON
pei submission. 1t is not in the nature of
things, that conquered people will condue
submissive, without continuance Of he
force that caused their Subjugation. en-
,housand men will hardly suffice for this =
These ten thousand men will cost US n |
nually at least three millions of dollars |
Here then commences . threatening souie /
Of cur political ruin. If no danger On |
US whilst Dearbone is our leadf,
W. may Uon see vigorous man exchange |
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WAR
We feel impelled by sense Of duty to our
friends and country to warn them against en-
pertaining delusiye hopes of favorable issue
of our affairs withrespect to the great cues
ton Of PEACE or WAR. we are decided
ly of opinion, that so far as the House Of Re-
representatives. are concerned Uar qoas deetarrd
agaiast England on Thursday evening last by
vote Of 70 to 40, and that the bill. or rcso-
Iation to that effect was sent to The Senate
on yesterday for their concurrence.
Capt. Baker, Of the sch. Patty. arrived at the
port of Newport, Or. ~ from St. Bars in 2
days, informs, that on the lst OF May, while
lying at Barbados, the inhabitants of that
place were greatly alarmed by surprizmg
shower of dirt or ashes, which commenced a.
bout ! o'clock, A. M. and continued until 5 A,
M. At O'Clock in the morning it was so dark
as to prevent the discernment Of objects at
very short distance, ard continued SO till about
half past o'clock, P. NJ. when il began to
grow light. The inhabitants could lot con-
lecture what gave rise to this wonderful phe-
nomcnon-bat on Capt. Bakers arrival at ST.
Barts, information was received there, that it
was occasioned by volcano, which had broken
out in the island Of St. Vincents, and which
was supposed TO have done considerable da-
mage. Capt. Baker had not learnt further
particulars. The ashes on the deck Of the
Patty, was two inches and half deep, some of
which Capt b. brought home with him Nav
%, spoke in lat. 80, TO- long. 70, ship Lydia,
Fisk, of Boston, bound from Liverpool for n.
YORK, out % days.
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A Store to Rent.

THE su SCI bel lcid!n$ 10 RAHoTf mo
/ King Are(t the He USE Which Bedt
Or seat ocl upiesas .hnp on Ffmh street,
viii be to RENT. Ii is well 's!cul.tet fora
Retaii tore, and an eli ihle st nd fr busls
aess Possession may be had The first Of
next month Apply to Robt't I Taylor,
Esq. or
Richard Fl. Little.
4th mo. l4th. d3tiawtE
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Twenty Dollars Reward
2ANaway from the Subscriber ot1stbe 18TH
OF Nsy,inst. an Apprentice to the House
Carpenter and Joiner trade, named
Jesse Hu1dle.
10 years ofage, about S feet S inches highS
chuncky and well made, short brown hair,
hazIe eyes and good complexion--had on q
new blue Cloth Coat, domestic sNaislcoat and
Pantaloobs, striped blue and white. 1t is sup
posed he is gone towards Winchester. Twill
give the above reward to any person who Will
secure him SO that I get him again, and rea-
sonable charges brought home.
( dwaFd Halley
All persons are forwarned against harbofS
ing or employing him, as viii put tic Law
liz force against offenders. L. d.
Alexandria, May 25. 3t*
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June 6
~, BE K rlNlr,).
AND IMMEDIATE POSSESSION GIVEN

AND IMMEDIATE FJ3SASSION GIVEN,
4 Convenient , Story Brick House and
u. Cellar, Br.k Kitchen and Frame Sta
bic and Necessary, with WeiI-of the ve.y
best Water, on the Mount Vernon Road,
near Mr.. Robert Patterns, with acres Of
Grass, promi ing good crop. The Grass
max be h ID without the House. For terms
apply TO
Andrew Jameson.
June 81
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Andrew Jameson.
wentY dollars Reward.

ID An away, some lme In Decen.her last
IL a Negro Woman named FACE. 90
or 81 years Old of very cark complexion
and when sp' ken to, is anxious TO make her
self appear very poite she his ore Of her
eyes weak, &C ;ssioned by having sore eyes !;
on the back part OF her neck there are seve-
raj scars by having seatons putin Der neck.
This woman has extensive acquaintance
throughout Charles county, state Of Mary
land, and from her extreme ar, make no
doubt she has acquired them in Prince
Georges county Washington city, George
town ard Alexandria. Only a few weeks
past she was seen in Piscat. way, where she
had changed her name and called herself
Jenny and had line with the subscribers
name that she was authorised TO hire hsrself
or get a master and has lately applied to
Mr.. Davis at Rozer's ferry to purchase her.
where il is presumed she is still lurking
AS to her clothing 1t is deemed unnecessary
to mention rs there is no doubt she has
changed them,
F7a1 N
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WOOL.

TINE Opoquon Manufacturing Company
4 will purchase FLEECE WOOL, and
give from 80 TO 20 cells per ID in cash, (ace
cording TO quality delivered in Winchester
TO either of the subscribers. The Wool TO
be washed before shesring, the hairy locks
ard tags taken of, and each fleece tobe kept
entire, rolled up and tied, with label OF
each, describing the different kinds, viz -
Rams Sucking Ewes, Lambs of the frs
shearing, Wethers, &c, or5 days shout
eIapse after washing the sheep before the |
are shorn. E
John Davenport, Junr.
lewis Hof, or TO N
Andrew Scholfleld,
In alexandria.
May IS. co
S-s...-
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LIME.

400 Casks fresh Thomaston
LIME, in best order, for sale by
John G. Ladd.
Iune
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Thomas Burgess.
Charles County, State Of Marylan

Charles County, State Of Maryland.
n. B All persons are hereby iorwarned
from harboring o. employing the above de-
scrbed Negro Woman, at their peril, or
under the seyerest penalties of the law.
7. B
Juue g. II.
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SENEX.

81 Both houses Of congress were sitting
wiucloscd doors yesterday.
Inc ship Citizen, Of and for Alexandra,
fpn St. Ubes, was spoken in lat. 81, long 81
-out SO days.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-04-16
March Goth, 1919.

VIRGINIA:-At Rules holden in the
Clerks Office of the Superior Court of
Chancery for the Richmond District the second
day of March, 1872
John p. Williamson, admir-. SC. of Elizabeth
Williamson, his late Wife, and heir at law of
nus DECD infant child, Phf.
against
!. samuel White, John Watson, James, Morton
and Thomas Watkins, surviving. executors of
George Smith, decd the said Samuel White.
and Betty his Wife, Robert Price and FANNY his
Wife, Robert Patello & Nancy his Wife, George
Hayes, John Chapple & William Chapple who is
an infant under the age of tNxenty-one years, by
the said John Chapple, to besassigned his Guar
dian, Defs-
The defendant George Hayes not having en-
tered his appearance and given security accor-
10 the act of Assembly and the Rules of this
Court. and it appearing by satisfactory evil
dence, that aeis not an inhabitant of this coun-
try his ordered, That the said defendant do
appear here on the first day of the next term
and answer the bill of the plaintiffs and that
copy of this order be forthwith inserted in
some newspaper published in the City of Rich
mond, for two months successfully and posted
at the front door of the Capitol in the said CT
ty.
Copy-Testc,
WIZ. w. HENNING, c. c.
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WILLIAM sHApARD has just received

WILLIAM SHAPARD has Just received
W lin addition 10 his late supplies) and for
sale on moderate terms,
20 Hhds. Sugar,
100 VT. best Spanish Indigo.
100 bags patent Shot assorted,
Is boxes Roll Birthstone.
40 do. 8 by 10 Window Glass,
20 do. best Mould Candles,
6qr casks old Sherry Wine best quality
200 pieces American Manufactured
GOODS, viz.
Bcdticks, Diapers, Stripes, Checks, Shir.
ting, Shectiug, Chambrays, Plaids, Cotton
Yarn, or ready Spun Cotton, &c. w. s. begs
leave 70 call the attention of the peopIe e-e.
morally to the AMERICAN MANtJFAC-
TURED GOODS, particularly; they are
good, and cheap; he presumes it unncccssa-
ny to say that they ought to have the prefer
euce to any foreign goods these times. The
Bedticks particularly are far superior to any
Of foreign manufacture. A constant supply
Of American Manufactured Goods, for which.
American produce will be received in pay
ment.
n. B. Cash or Goods given for Flour, as u
suai.
Richmond, oet.7, 1911. yep6twtf)