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ORIGINAL,

fdMlLY MEDICINES.
Prepared with the greatest Care 3 ~
BY MICHAEL LEE. :, e. "'ts''loR
Lees Worm Destro ing Loze,e.,,
Tins mealcine is superior 10 IN, a,..
fered TO the pablic, being innocent 49,. N.Y. o.
certain and eilcaciops in its Operate iDsl,
Lees ELIXIR,
A certain remedy for colds, co,.h.
asthmas and particularly the yboan:' VI
cough SO destructive to children. pug
Lees Essence Of ,austord.
So we'll known for the cure Of Rb.nu
tism, govt, palsy, sprains, etc. ''''a'
Lee's Grand Ee.oratipe.
Proyedby long experience to be nneon.,
led IN the cure Of nervous disorders rvs aa%
sumptions, loWness of spirits, inward us,s
ness, etc.
Lees dnH- bilious Pills.
For the prevention and cure Of billions ,,a
malignant fevers.
Lees SoDereisn Ointment for Ike Hch
Which is warranted an anialiibIe r,m.s,
at one application
Lee's L3alabie .dgne e Fe0er Drchs,
For the cure of agues, remittent and IN.
termittent ieycrs.
Lees Genuine Persian Lchvn,
Celebcsted forthe cure Of ringwosms lei
tiers, etc.
Lees Genuine Eye Water,
An eifectual remedy for all diseases in "a.
eyes.
Which give immediate relief.
Lees 7oofh-hche Drehs,
Lees Corn Ptai8tcr,
Lees Damask Lin Sa!ve,
Lees Restorative Powder,
For the teeth aod gums.
Lees A1lodW1e Elixir,
For the cure o! every kind Of headache.
Tire Indian Vcscta5lc Shetjfc,
For the cure of Vcncrcal complaints
Sold wholesale and retail, by the prcpris.
tor, No. 80, pitt-Street, Baltimore.
T. GRAY, bsokse'ier, king-street and
N. KINGSTON, Fa;rfax-street hIexan.
dria.
To country merchants and others. who
purchase to sell again, a liberal discount will
be given by the propr!stors.
To detect counterieits, observe each art'
Gle has, on the outside wrapper, the sIgua-
ture of MICHAEL LEE, and 20
N. B AT the places OF sale may be had
fgratis) pamphlets containing recent and eX'
traordina,y cases Of cures whose length pre-
vents their being herewith Inserted
June 20 AN
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This IS TO gsUe Notice,

That the subscriber OF alexandria County,
in the District Of Columbia, has obtained from
the Orphans Court of said county, Letters OF
Administration OF the personal estate OF JOHN
SHAW, late of the county aforesaid, deceased :.
All persons having claims against the SAID
estate, are hereby warned to exhibit the same
with the vouchers thereof to the subscriber,
on or before the 7th day of October next, or
they NAV by law be excluded from all benefit
10 said estate; and those indebted thereto,
al'e required to make immediate payment
Given under nay hand this 9TH day OF A.
pill, 1912.
Mary Shaw, Admx.
of John Shaw, deceased
April @a"oW
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AGRICULTURAL.

T~HE Subs cribers propose to PlGHsa
4 for the benefit Of themselves end then
sister Stanard, fifty asricultural essays, winch
appeared in their paper during the last year
signed AaAroR, in one volume, neatly 0'uno
in boards, cat, and colored len essays up.
on draining and other subjects VIII DC sadea
to the fly which have already appeared,
The whole will De revised by the author 1nu
will make one volume of about S3' doo0eol'
mo pares. Price on delivery of the book, oHe
dollar and fifty cents.
A discount of ten per cent will DC mae 1
to those who subscribe for ten eoPieS' '''O
l2 10 per cent for twenty. ,,5
Subscriptions are receiOed at ms cgSs D'''
at the different Bookstores IN The D'S'''''
John NJ. Garter
James B. Carter
Georgetown, Col Feb. "a Ma'en1
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LAND FOR SALE.

I'm pursuance of Decree of the Superior
Coart of Chancery for the Richmond Dis
trict, made in cause therein depending, be-
tween Charles Ewell, late Sheriff of Prince
William county, and Representative of James
Muschett, deceased, Plaintiff, and John Sow
den, deceased, will be sold to the highest bid
der, for cash, before the from: door OF the
Courthouse in Dumfries, on Monday the
18th day of May next, being the first day OF
the Superior Court of Prince William coun-
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LANDING
NOTICE.

T HE partnership of Gn ,El hH mutual
I IAsr, is this day Dissolved o N.;n Is said
consent those who have claims IS. az %e e spd
tsnas w who arc ;nIebed will please make ho,
mediate payment to {. oRlf' .aonJucted
the business will be in future co,''" :Gtb
'n' 0us'' Canillus Criffltl''
John P. Dulan a5st
April !
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April 7
IpEIE -
CATALOGUE
I, AW BOO K S.

Tor Sale by ROBERT GRAf, 6ookse,yH
ard Stationer, King Street.
jmiraliy Reports SJones Gu Bailments
mexican rrecedents SJohnson's Reports
4zuin's Maritime s. Case q
Law SIaco''s Law Diction-
Bays Reports airy
}nl.ers'S Nisiprius 81, wyer's Magazine
freddy on Distress Claws On Pleading
.urrow.' Reports S2Iitford's pleatlings
'osanquet & Puler's SMassschusetts's Re-
Reports ports
3ooth on Real hc- SMarshal on Insurance
lions SMacnal'y's Evidence
SLACK ston's Reports SNew-York Cases
Comyn on .'ontrQcts @Povel on Deyises
Chit,y on Pleadings s. Mortgage
Hursan's Speeches Sp!eader's Assistant
CampoeIi's Reports SRunington on Eject
Coopcr's Opinion s ments
Cruises Digcot SRoberts on Wills
Gomyn'4 Digest S. on Frauds
Cowpcr's Reports Sctory's Pleadings
Iranch's Reports Saunders Reports
OaIlas's Reports SSugdcn's Law OF Ven
Days Reports doris
Durnford and East's Shepherds Touch
Reports stone
East's Crown Law SSwifts Evidence
lasts Reports SSuihvan's Lectures
Espanasse's NisipriusS study of the Law
Equity Pleadcr STyler's Reports
Eloquence OF the Rri-S Taunton's Reports
tish Senate Siidd's Practice
Espanasses's Reports s. Appendix
Fanblanouc on EquitySVesey's Reports
Gilbert's Practice SWiison's Works
- Devises's S. Reports.
- Equity 5
Henning & MumfordsS
Reports
r. GRAY,
Has lately published cheap Edition of
The Letter~Wrlter,
Or Guide to Episto'ary Correspondence
CONTAINING,
Letter. of Advice, Business, Industry, Trade,
1--we, Courtship, Marriage, Friendship, K
iucation, Mo 'aIity, Religion, sc. &c.
price 81 l-2 Cents, half bound)
A NEW SELECTION
POLITE 81 FASHIONABLE
S ~ N G. S.
Price, half bound and lettered SO Cents.
on HAND.
Cary's Family Bibles of different qualities
and prices.
ALSO,
80 boxes Spanish Cigars, which will be sold
low by the box.
N. B. Country merchants supplied with
School-Books Stationary, Almanacs, Playing
Cards, &C. on liberal terms.
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tBy AUTHORITY OF THE STATE OF
MARYLAND.)
SCHEME or

&
loV 90 10000
Soo ,s $4,000
1000 10 10000
10000
1889 prizes + MOI f'so blanks $4,000
as28s blanks / 70 prize )
$4,000 tickets at Ten Dollars each booe'ooo
CASH PRIZES.
Subject to deduction OF fifteen per Cent
Stationary prizes as jotto1; oo
First drawn ticket entitled to Saooo
5000 blanks 8lS each
The next 1000 do. 10 ooa
20. Ticket after the 5000 blanks 5eooe
First drawn ticket on theel 5th and unui the
: : 49, 95th day $500 each
as 3 s; II 4's : ''' Tickets
The said ten prizes to consist OF the num-
h.-s from 10 1000 inclusive, each hun
dred Of the said 1000 to be one prize, the
Srst drawn hundred or lowest number ior
the 25ta day, and soregularly ascending 10
the 3sth' .oo
TO- SDttls 10 = Ia
Do. 4lst to sotb inclusive leoo
Do. 5sth day 5oooo
THE hrize books to consist Of Nos looo
The object contemplated tob be accomplish
ed nv the above scheme, is eminently emil
lied 70 the favor and patronage OF the clh'
GEMS Of Baltimore. The establishment OF
Madicai College will unquestionably have q
banaer;d Influence on the general literary
character of our city on itperhaps may De
hereafter encrafted the other Colleges, ana
TINS AN university be- constituted
II vii, however give us other important
sdyantages--it will promote spirit OF lh-
yestigation in the faculty, IT Will lnduce
Young men of talents to establish themselves
in our civ. and thereby permanently secure
to fhis community the bcst aid that can De
afforded by the medic&l profession 1t may
also be proper to remark. that If this school,
should prosper, as is anticipated. 1t Will
cause large sums to be expended annually
IN this city, which would otherwise be dis
burseo in other places.
we presume that those gentlemen who
are anxious for the advancement OF the IN
terests of Baltimore, will give US their sup
mort on the ABOVE CoHSAuCA @'Ao'
To those who are inclined toprott them.
selves at the S, me time that they encourage
u.--we confidently say, that no scheme OF
. lottery so splendid or promising as the a.
hove has ever been offered In this country.
P The commits sioners having already
conrr,cted for the sale. of a sufficient number
sc T,ekets to authorize them in fixing the
e,rl;est day for drawing, that the time ne
.ca,sary for making preparations will admits
GIVE NOTICE.
That the drawing of the Medical College
Lottery viii commence
On the 18th day OF June next.
TICKETS
NAV be had by application TO the managers.
MANAGERS.
John B. Dayidge Midd'n d. Masruder
James Mosher isaac PurEell
John Comegys henJannn berry
Robert Cary Long George Winchester
B. FL. MuiIikln John Crawford
D. A. Smith u. E. Mitchell
mn Harrison P. H. Nicklin
w " clendinen William M'Mechen
Fielding Lucas, jun. [. ii. Worthington
William G@ynn William JessoP
D,vid Hoffman Henry Thompson
Can,nal Rokar Charles A. War6cld
lanes Cooke Charles Wirgman
Jonathan Meredith William Lorman
Jeremiah Sullivan
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A Tract of Land,

Containing about tzuo hundred and tzventy-se-
zen acres, Oh which the said JOHN SowREN,
now resides, and lying within one mile OF the
town of Dumfries. There are comfortable
dwellng-house and Offices on the land-and a
Mill which with some repairs might be rem
dered exceedingly valuable The land will be
sold subject to Mrs. Sozuden's right OF dover
The Commissioners.
April 6. 2aWtas
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500 Tickets to be cohsiaefeu ohS oa'
drawing.
First drawn Ticket, the 10Th, 18th, 18th,
10Th. sIst. a2d, 23d, oath, goth and 9th
DAYS. (the Tickets constituting Prizes except
edl each, entitled to 100 Tickets ~ this
Class.
Prizes payable so days after the drawing
is completed, subject TO Is per cent deduc-
ton.
Last drawn 500 Tickets each day from
the 4 lst to the 5oth day inclusive, entitled 10
10 dollars, payable in Tickets IN the 81 Class.
The Tickets constituting Prizes In TN:
Glass, TO consist of the numbers from lo,ool
to lI,oO9 inclusive each hundred to be one
nr;za. the lowest hundred for the 10Th day,
tbe 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 ? months
after the drawing of this class, VIII be con-
sidered as given up for the benefit OF the
Lottery. :, -
Each Prize of 10 dollars drawn in the First
Glass, will be received IN payment OF tickets
in this Class.at eight dollars and fifty cents
The Managers of the Potomack and She
nandoah Navigation Lottery having com
pleted the drawing OF the first class, they
trust to the satisfaction OF all concerned,
which has given stimulus to the improve
ment of the navigation of those rivers, that
promises speedy completion of that useful
work offer this scheme to the public un-
der we'll founded expectation that 1t will
meet with their appreciation and support,
narticularly of all Immediately interested in
making those rivers navigable at all seasons
CHARLES SIMMS, President.
JOHN MASON,
JONAH THOMPSON, Direc-
WILLIAM STEWART, tors.
GEORGE PETER,
April 3 eoSm
~. 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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Orphans Court,

Alexandria County, April Term, 1912. 8
ORDERED that the Administrative OF john
SHAW, deceased, do insert the following adj
v.rtisement three times week for two weeks
in the Alexandra newspapers.
A copy. TesF,
Alex. Moore, Reg.
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Iohn NJ. Garter.
lanes B. Carter.
81 Eeh I'm Ich 2
Burr Mill Stones and bol'iD5
Cloths-for Sale.

IHAVE Just received cargo , o, sA to
French Burrs. Having good "o' ""s ',0Iv
make them up, can at short n NOV G ,nnes
any demand that may offer tor "lll o'" v, snu.
/ have also lately received from TIC 'l n Of
factory of the Kings, good aSs"F.'l, '1a m
Boiling Cloths, which are offered 'o' ''''
moderate terms, by
Isaac M'PherSon'
Baltimore, March Is
LANDING
From the Brig Arredondo, CAPT. 'o'e OK and
Savannah, and for sale by LA"NA'''
Fowls,
100 bales prime Upland Cotton
50 Tierces Rice, H.,
Also, from Schooner hyo'"'
100 bolts Russia Duck, ~
leo boxes Mould ard DlPt ea'''t~
In STORE,
5000 bushels Liverpool coarse oS''' staw
March "a ----~-'1
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THE MEDICAL COLLEGE
LOTTERY
Ia which aye,
Two Prizes of fifty Thousand
Dollars,
VII commence drawing
On the 18th of JUNE next,
When the first drawn ticket will entite
the holder to FIVE THOUSAND DOL
LARS.
The subscribers have for sale number
os the TICKETS, which they offer at pre-
sent at the original pIce of TEN DOLLARS
he opportunity thus presented oipurchssing
chance for fortune at the toTveat rate
should not be neglected: as the price of
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-01-04

mater or fchor from the sores, and appear
quite dry all over them. A fresh pouitice is
then laid over the whole, and the same sort
OF dressing with chalk and poultice is re-
peated morning aud evening till the sores
are healed.
:" In some cases, after the Cd or Sd day,
II the sores arc en- part % the body where
it is diiiicnit TO keep the pouitice from shift
ing, use. instead Of it, n plaster, prett,
thickly spread, Of the common w,,itc lead
ointment through the day, (ccverisg .hc
sores previously with chaik,) and chalk and
pouitices through the night rs alreatl, tli-
rected. also use the same kind Of white
olntment, occasionally through the dav. when
think tie constant renewal OF pouitices has
Softcne,i and RELAXED the sores too much a
circumstance which, notwithstanding the
absorbent quality of the chalk, will, at
tiiucs, i'll some degree happen.
g Ia cases where there are large blisters.
before appl. the vinegar, open them with
PIN or lancet III diiferent parts, and geA,ly
press tho Ya;er ~ur of them with a linen
icioth. The intention Of thi, is to briay the
vinegar to act more closely upon the burnt
flesh, and have fo:nd it to have an exc IL
lent effect.
I " Whist any Of the skin Of the blistcrs
remains ON the sore, matter will. form and
lurk under it, which Cannot be reached bv
the chalk. New puncSuIes, therefore, mast
be made at every dressing, w'.eneNer mat
ter winch must be gently pres ed ont With
CLOTH is seen lurking, aaG al slon a. the
skin has lost its toughncss so nush that it can
be separated from the sore without irri,a-
tihg IL, when IN general is the case WI the
secoad or third day, 1t ought 10 he gently &
gradually picked oil when che sores are
dressed. and plenty of chalk instantly laid
on to prevent any bad effects the air might
have on sores in state SO highly susceptible
of injury.
" In severe cases, or such as are a.tcnde
with excorlation CT loss of subtance, whe
the vinegar is not applied within twenty
tour hours Vt the time the accidents happen,
nj almost always gives considerable pain !;
but II the patient can endure it, the sores
may safely be wctted all over for quarter
or half an hour, or even much longer-
The smarting is no doubt little irksome.
but 1T is worst at first, and, DIT any ,'aie,
goes of immediately upon disseminating the
lvmeSar, and ieaves the sores in a much ..rol-
ef or less infiamed state. IF the patient,
hcwever, cannot or will not bear the vinega
On the raw and tender parts of the sore, /
then cover those parts close with rlastcr OF
the white ointment, and wet all round them
with the vinegar for quarter or half an
hour, or longer. The ointment is then ia
Ken OFT, and the sores are covered with the
powdered chalk, and poultice laid over
an and they are afterwards to be treated.
IN all respects, till they heal, as the severer
sort OF sores, to which the vinegar has been
early applied, are already directed to be,
alter the pain and heat have left them.''
| From this method, Mr.. G. observes, that
his cures are almost always effected without
leaving any mark or scar.
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- vltt!e Of deed OF trust. executed BY John
~ roliaff IN his life tinct and Sarah bis wife 20
John Frosser and the subscriber, and rcholred in lc
conty eonrt sc ieufico, viii be sold On tic prs,nis
es, at Public Anc1on, by the ausc,ihcr as INC sut
Fiung trustee, at o'slocS, On Monday, the 27t dsy
OF this month, II fair, fno'. at the same hour tie
next iar day, certain piece of GROUND in the
sad deed mentioned, being pert Of Lot 80 fifteen
and fronting the rossstrect eading from lie main
street to Shock@ warehouse, together wj,h au tl,c
houses on the sad piece Of ground, or The shortest
term tor which any person viii take The s1r,c and
pay IN ready money the sum Of one thousand nine
hundred AID s;xtyslS dolisfs AMI scyentv-onc
with l'wtd interest thercupon, from tie f,st
dsy OF April. 1909, due undcr, the said decd of
trust aud the costs amt charges 2ttfnaing fle saie
VIZ sI0NCURE
jan o. IDS
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LEcIsLAruaE OF VIRGINIA.

Ih- Legislature of Virginia proceeded on
Thursday last, to discharge one ofthe most
palnfnl tasks imposed on them by the Con-
'ttntion-the removal of two members from
The Executive Council. The lot fell upon
Dr. Hare and Peyton Randolph, Eso.-It
was announced to the II. Of d. by friend
OF DR.. Hare's, that his state of health was
such as to induce him to leave Richmond !:
and that lie therefore wished the votes os ths,
Legislature to fall upon him. His conduct
on this occasion does him much honor. AS
it was expected, the lot did tall upon this vo-
iuntary victim; for on the first ballot he
nad ~ votes, which was majority Of the
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A}S ARSHAES. SALES by VIRTUE OF 4
We DECREE Of the court oil the United States.
Tor the fifth Cireui. and Virginia District prononnc
ed ina suit depending in the said court between.
Thomas Pinkerton and Daniel Bell, surviving assig-
nees of Donald and Burton, plaintiffs, and David
Ross and others, dcfendRu;sUikk BE Sold, 60 ti,;,
highest bidder, for readt money, Pubic Auction,
at the Eagle Tavern in the City of Richmond, on
me nth day OF February next, all that trait of Land
belonging the said David Ross, in the county nj
Campbell, called and known by tlenamc of the or
'ord lion Works, or 20 much thereof as will be ne
ces'ary to raise certain sums OF money in said de-
cree mentioned. And ALSO number OF SLAVES
likewise the property ofth said David Ross.
WV. MANI, d. M for
ANDREW MOORE, n r.. n
Jan. Z. a.
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VALUABLE WESTERN LiNns IN. .,,,.
ser1hcr offers for sala or cvcl,apsc for OH, ~,
perry IN thc state OF Virginia, 1907 acres of lad :.
t5e state ct NeniuckJ on tire voters o sand, Ri,s,
Tcres, lying in Russell County Va. VIM ,o,,, ~
.. ts cour' horse and including tic Ctpbr s. r;,s.
The tand iyirs IN kcttuely isGiyidcdilso mr. a..
aO TO 1000 acres each, but win b. y,.lpiiy,ded -
s'paisr paree's Tor the accommodation cfpuro hats.s
THIS aud was located az an esfIy p.,iod s, - ~
tie is indisputable ~" "'e q
Wiriarnthurg, Dec, "a, ~,
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FEW ARRANGEMENT OF Stages --rh.
- Public are respectfully informed that in futurc
he accommodation Stages, between Richmond and
Petersburg, will run in the following manner. viz /.
One Stage viii leave Richmond every day IL eleven
O'Clock, A. M--diue at the Half way House and ar
rive at Petersburg the evening ofthe same dave
One other Stage viii leave Petersburg every dsv ST
10 O'Clock, \. Milne at the Eisif say-Iiouss and
arrive M Richmond the same evening,
- Great attention viii be paid to the aecommo-
daticn Of tire Passengers by The
Jan!4. y
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I' WAat an affecting Picture is the. fouog,
toying :
COMNiUNICATION.


1t is mel5ncn l. task to record the IN.
happy tate of the family. who sustained the
gr cafeat loss III ihe fatal CONFEDERATION of the
Theatre.
Inc distress occasioncd by the loss of SOME
fond irlend or relative, who met On untimely
grave in this scene Of wce-is certainly of M,
ordinary kjnd-but how poignant rirst be
the anguish V,1ttera6Is tae o-i E Of
those who have to dcplore the loss of FIVE
dear relatives--swept of by this sad catas-
trophe
MIR. Joseph Jacobs--his lovely daughter
Miss Eliza Jacobs (about II years of age, )
his grand daughser Ateline Bausman(a sweet
prdttlcrof years 1i1)--and his two nieces.
Mrs. Marks and Charlotte Raphael--aH De
rished together in the Gcvour!ag Asrnes. ~
he uniimcly death OF Mrs. Marks. 6ur s2agii
ic ii'iren bavc been bereft Of an anisble AK,
aifection1te mo,her--Charlotte Raphael wa +,
a very promising child of about s years old.
Mr.. Joseph Jacobs was man of strict ko-
nor, and great bcrevo!c zee Of heart, he haf
left a disconsolate widow and an on;y
Idaughter--the latter narrowly cscabcd the
Horrors Of death, but to be plunged into the
excess Of grief for the irreparablc loss, of ,
fcnd father, an amia5lc sister, and an oaiy
cAiid
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GsSsALEs at AUCTION.-On N-edues,,sv the Is;,
~ inst. WI, DC Sold without res:e, their stor,
belonging to the late firm of S. & j. jacobs,
IeTmS 81 SGe.-Au sums untler g 100 cash.
between 5 100 and 500 go days and above q 500,
months credit will he gven--nntes ne gotiai.c at
the Bauk OF Virginia with approved cndorsers. nits
out any exception, wiltbe required -"
FOSTER g. SATCsIELL, Auc'm.
~ eptds
oIN;E.-in consequence OF the r,eiarrho,S
death OF Joseph Jacobs, the firm Of s. &, J. Ia.
GODS Is dissolved All persons indebted TO said Gum
are requested TO pay their accounts forthwith Any
persons having claims against the said Arm .r ~
queSted to bring them III for payment to
s. JACOBS,
Survtving Farmer.
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GALES AT AUCTION .----y,r bh Sold e
che Vendue Office nf tie subscriber on Tues.
gay, TIE th instant without reserve
some,O
tisf Pipe Madeira Wine,
Pipe real,Cognisc BRANDY
quantity of Gun-Powder and Y r. TEA Sc
superior quality, in boxes s. cauisters
quantity Of CHINA, Tea and Coffee Cnrs 81
Saucers,
Pipes Old, country GIN.
keg Spanish INDIGO,
CAsk Pitchers
Nntmegs, Martinique CORDIAL, old cor.
FEE IN tierces and Bags and many other articles
Terms made known at sale.
r. JAMES BROWN, jr. r. N
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- 0J Hourly expected by the schooner Carlton.
Captain BOYD, florn New-Yor., 10 Hdg1hea,,s vc,t,
COFFEE. $3.50"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-01-04

4 UCTIoN, this day, Q O'Clock, a; the onc. >e
q the SubscIibers--- =
500 Bushels Ground SALT.
% Bags prime Green Coffee
10 Boxes lIsvanna SUGAR,
40 Barrels Nuscn. do
20 Bales COTTON
1000 Yafds Tow-CIoth.
~ barrels and 8 Pipes GIN, superior quality.
~ Boxes Northern CANDLES.
go Boxes prime .SOAP,
90 do. Chocoiate
q few scts CHINA,
1000 Gold BREAST-PINs-
= Some FultNiTVRE, aud 5aiicty d otses
articles too tedious to mention.
Terms, at sale
Jan 4. "'fe|s.