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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-08-14

Sir.-At your request that should give
my option respecting what effect your 90
lumbian Oil had in certain case wherein
was afflicted, most cheeriuily comply by
saying that Iycrily believe that might have
died with one ofthe severest cramps in the
stomach, had it not been for your Columbi n
Oil; and that 4 have bsen second time re
Tcved Of the sane complaint by tbs assis-
taa.c of that valuable medicine, and as such
/ recommend j, as the best m.dy, because
there is no manner of doubt OF its proving eff
fectual.
E. CATHERINE WALKER g
Siga Of the Buck, Market space, Baltimore
No. S.
SIR
wss attacked with violent pain in my
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-12-12
THR CAnoNiuh1'
OR
IN tyEUAL, YIEw OF RESToRr PoEa-
Sycs s. GITgRATUR
FOREIGN AND BONES lie.
BY JoHs E. HALL, late Of Baltimore,
Assisted by several Men OF Letters

This Pork will be devoted TO the fol-
lowing sobjec,s:-l An Annual h'sto,
tori Of Europe. y Congressional
History of the Urrted States, with o:-
casionai notices Of important proceed
inrs in the State Lcg;siatuEes-S, Puh-
lie Documcnes--4. A Register OF Re-
narkabfe Occurrences. B!ographi-
cal Sketches OF persons distinguished at
the Bar or in he Pulpit, in the Close
or in The Fields. Proceedings CT learnt
ed Societies, at home and s4oac-7,
An Aonuai History Of Literature, TO-
scirn s.r,i e;o:aes,ic-s. Essays on Mis-
ceiianeous Topics * poeucal EMISSIONS
20. Statistical Reports.
Price six dollars per annum--Ie be
published in four quarterly numbers.
H. The Editors of federal papers
are requested to notice this advertise
nent !; to receive subscriptions, and
transmit item to Mr.. Moses iEonAs,
s,,a publisher, at Philadelphia
Philadelphia, Oct. So.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-12-12
ADAM LYNN

Has just received, and efers for SGi.,
ct his HARD-W IRE and JEW.
ELRY STORE, shho.i:e Me
4NSc&Gn,cs' Bank,
Iron Rim and Stock Locke,
Chest Drawer, Cupboard, Trunk and
Pad Locks,
IL Strap, T Butt and Prliamses
Hinges, Screws, Bolts and LatsheA
Plated audTin'd Bride Bits, Surrups
and Buckles, Files and Rssps,
Mill, Cross, Cut and Hand Saws,
Patent TroweIs. Sseelyards,
Biacksmi,h's Screw Plates, Vices,
Anrlls and Hammers,
Brass Candissticks, Jappaned Lamps,
Curry Combs, Knitting Pins,
Shoe Knives, Avis and Tacks,
Cotton and Wool Cards,
Table and Desert Knives and Forks
Per, Pocket and Pruning Knives, Rs.
zsrs, Scissors End Lsncets,
Fine Pom and Spsrtsman's KnitCS
with to 8 blades.
White Csapei Naedles,
Best superfine hive Chapel Needles
in Quarters, assorted Nos. III each qsas-
ter,
DarninE Needles,
Very handsome polished Brass Carr
pet Rods and Eyca,
Britannia Metal Tea Pets and Coffee
Fill 3rers,
Shovel and longs Brass and Irons q
Chimney Hooks,
Plated Casters, Candlcsticks, Back
sammon-bosTds.
JeweIry and Silver ware,
And great variety Of other articles.
ALSO,
Bar Iron, Sheet and Hoop Iron, and
Cranky and Blis!ered Steel,
Jewslry and Silver ware mAnuiastur'
ed. and cash given for old Geld, Silver
Brass, Copper and Pewter.
December 9.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-12-12
WINES, TEAS. &c.


s Pipes old London z. Madeira
II do. Sicily Madeira
10 do Lisbon S.S
pipes and 40 or. casks Sherry Z
50 quarter casks Malaga
IS cases Clsret }
40 chests gunpowdrr, imperial and
younghyson Teas, OF very supa'
rior quality,
20 puncbeons Sd roof'Antigua Rum
10 do. northern oe'
80 hhds Molasses,
10000 pounds Loaf Sugar,
800 pounds bright Nader,
40 pounds Nutmess, :.
70 bags Pepper and Pimento,
20 kegs race and gonDd Ginger,
so bales U olsnd Cotton, nice quality,
700 pounds Bengal & Spanish Indigo,
40 boxes n,oold and dipt Candles,
40 do. NJ. 2 Chocolate,
100 do. Pipes, containing 8 gross each,
500 reams writing and wrapping Paper
200 sacks Liverpool fine Salt,
60 hhds. N. Orleans and W. India
Sugar,
$4,000 lbs. green Coffee.
With general assortment OF other
GROCERIES,
poR sALs hr .
/: Bryan Hampson g. Cs'
August IS
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-12-12
John Gardner Laid,

HIS FOR SHE,
sduscoyado su sars in htds. tierccs and
bbis.
West India Rum in puncheons,
Coffee and Pepperin b'gs,
Imperial. CuDenwder. Young Hysoh
Skin, and Fly son Teas, Of the lat
estinrortations, ia quarter chests
and be <es,
Russia Hemp and Iron,
swedes Iron assorted,
Russia nhectings, Duck and Ravens
Dack.
bale Spanish Wool.
by 10 by g, 9 hy !. and 10 BY IL
Bristoi Glass, in whole and heii
boxes,
soap, Candies and Goldfish in box.
rigs, cg,
Lisbon Floor Mats,
WI,iskey and Apple Brandy in tierces
& bbls,
Fewer. casks old Sherry, London Par
ticulsr MADEIRA and Streights Red
Wire,
Cord.gc and Lines Of various sorts,
Writing and Wrapping Paper,
IsIen's, Wonc,'s an; Childrcn's Shoes
in..barreI, and boxes,
nott,e Corks in bates,
Sole Leathsr.
Few sacks Liverpool, Blown Salt,
Chalk and Plaster of peris.
Also, pLGUGrIS OF the.most approved
construction and one pair french
Burr t&i!i Stones.
OriNlNr S
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-12-12

=
Medical College Lottery,
Now Drawing in Baltimore, in which
there is
2 Prizes OF S $1,000
10000
10000
20 1000
20 100 Tickets.
IS days drawings are over, and the
tirstdfawn ticket each day from the ss,a
TO the 45th will be Prize of 100 Tick.
cts.
Present price OF Tickets BIZ.
Sasqnehanah Canal Lotter.,
SECOND CLASH
Now drawing in Baltimore, in Which,
there is
2 Prizes Of 8 $4,000
10000
10000
5000
1900
81 days drawings arc over, and e
the above prizes still in the wheel.
Present price OF Tickets Sla.
Vaccine Institution Lottery
(sEcoND cLAss,)
Now drawing in Baltimore, in whiSs
there is
) Prizes Of s 10000
, 5000
i,soe
20 days drawings are over, and the
above prizes all in tina wheel.
Present price of Tickets 3 10.
~ Notes at 50 days, with approved
endorsers, will be taken in paymsnt foA
all sums above fifty dollars for. Tickets
in either Of the above Lotteries.
Il. GEAT.
December ri
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-12-12

Yeaton e Conway,
Kape just res 'ivcS from New-Yorn,
50 barrels prime Pork
20 10. cargo do.
% do. pri.He Beef.
~ STORE,
10 hhds. first qaa.i.y Sugar
SO pieces iys ~. Russia Sheetlng
&c DO. Russia DU,k.
Shin Chandlcry aud c :ac2Tics, as usual.
October II
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-12-12
TO EkN /

70 BEN /.
A Commodious Brick DWELLING
HOUSE, on a Spacious Lot, upper end
OF Cameron Street. Apply TO
John y. Laid.
Vim has for Sole, just come TO hand,
One Box, yard wide Irish
LINEN, assorted.
December 9
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-12-12
SATURDAY, DECEMBER IL. 1912.

Plaster Paris, &c.
10 Tons Plaster Paris,
l25 Grindstones, assorted sizes,
90 Barrels Prime Beef,
90 do Prime PORK,
Now landing from Schr. Catherine,
Captaiu41olbrook, from N York, and for
Sale by
Jackson g Rumney.
November -
For Bottom.
500 Barrels can be taken on board the
schooner Catharine, Capt Holbrook.
Apply as above.
FLINTS.
$4,000 PISTOL FLINTs.
FOR SALE By
Joseph Mande1i!le,
Corner Of Kmgg Fasyar Streets.
November y
NOTICE..
ALL persons indebted 70 the esste OF
the late JOHN MAcRAE. ESQ. Of Orange
field, are requested 10 make payment to
the subscriber Ard those who have
claims against the said estate, are al,s
requested to exhibit them to
B. WASHINGTON,
administrator Of John HacrGs,
deceased.
Stafford co. Nov. I'm
tirkln Butter.
5000 lbs. good Firkin Buttcr--for sale
ny
JOSEPH Vaudeville,
Corner of King * Fairfax streets
November9
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-12-12

y a.lted to i-:irc
A WOMAN ol good character who Can
cook, WASH AID do the work OF a family.
There are 70 small children.-lnquire
Of tie Priater.
Oct
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-12-12

Lawras2n and Fowle,
OFFER For SALE,
The Cargo Of the schooner ComLina.
Captain Trip, Of
10 tons Plaster Paris.
And the Cargo Of Schooner Industry;
Capt. Smith, bring
300 bexes Mould and dip, Candles
SO barrels prime Boston Dscf
% barrels TunDevs' Oh.
December 9.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-12-12
CHARLES BENNETT

CHARLES BENNETT
OFFERS FOR SALE
3 boxes 70 & A. irish Linens
4 do CoIored Threads assorted, to IL
2 do. Nuns Thread do. sto ~
A few pieces real super6ne Cloths and
Kerssymeres
10 bales India Cottons
5000 pieces Nankoens
One boz w. &. Needles, to II
6 casks Red Clover Seed
Decsmber 9 a,lawtf
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-12-12
SiE Nj BO.alS
FOR SHE.

THE ALBANY STEAM BoATs,
Hope and Perseverance,
Witt their Machinery, iack:l and APP
parei. These beats having run only
one season arc i'll The aest order and
repair For terms a3pIv 20 tho Prin.
.ers, o. to Fl. DLEEcKER, Capitol Hill,
Washington
Nov 90
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-12-12

AA1S1Ns CURRANTs, AL
MoNDs. &c.
Just Receiped BY Tie subscs+5~,
40 boxes Msscatcl, and blossa Raj.
sons.
ESQ pounds fresh Cuvrants, BY the
pound.
800 pounds seft and hard shslled AL.
monds.
700 pounds rice Pine Apps Choose.
5000 pounds best Goshen do. il sssks
and tcxes.
30 kegs Brsndywinc s. Bollona Gun
Powder assorted.
so hegsheads brown Sugar.
ALSO,
$50 sides sonl Leather.
1000 pounds Seine Irvine.
Joseph II. Vaudeville.
Dsct. s. dot
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-12-12


SALES AT VENDUE.
On eosay Tuesday end Friday,
Will BE SOLD,
AT the yendns Store, corner OF Prince
and Watcr streets,
4 Variety Of Dry Goods, Gro
ceYses, sc.
Particulars of (which will be expressed
in the bills OF the dag.
All kidd OF goods which are on Ii
imitation and the prices OF Which are
established, can Al ans time be viewed
and purchased atthe lowest limitation
and prices.
p. & Mareeller.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-12-12
FOR SALE
RYLAWRAsCN g FOWLE,

EY LAWRhoVN q . " III,
The Cargo q .he org Doithn, eafttein
Ssoyf, troa R0s'0n.--beiug
1000 bushels Liverpool coarse Salt
100 casks Ltaie
100 boxes Mould s. Dip Candles
10 hhds II. L. Rum
$50 rcaais Wrapping paper.
50 boxes Soap
October 2S
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-04-03

Mr.. Wright from the military com mit,es
reported a bill for the establishment OF an
ordnance department. Read twice and refer
red to a committee of the whole House.
Mr.. Bacon offered the following: Resolved
that the President Of the United States be re-
quested to cause to be laid before this house
an account in detail OF all sums now due and
to whom, for labor, materials and other ser.
vices Of every nature and kind whatsoever.
which have heretofore been furnished or per-
formed towards erecting or repairing the ca.
pitol, and the Presidents House, or for pro-
curing furniture for the same-also whether
any and what compensations are now allow
ed for tile service of experimenting those
objects and the nature OF those services
Adopted, and a committee of two appoint
ed.
March 25.
An engrossed bill for establishing a corps
of artifcers, was read a third time and pas
sed.
The House took up and agreed to the mo-
diications made by the committee of confer.
ence onythe disagreeing votes Of the two
Houses on the Navy Bill-tLe bill has now
passed both Houses.
House in committee Of the whole, Mr..
Breckenridge in the chair, on a bill for the
protection, recovery and decentralization Of
American seamen,
Mr.. Wright rose and in a speech of GREAT
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS the principles of the
bill.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-04-03
Summons ofgeneraI leVal to the toun Of
Tari1d.

Camp before Tariffa, Dec. so, 1871.
The general Of division, Leval, Baron OF the
empire, Sc. &c. to the governor Of Tarfis.
The defence that you have made OF the
place under your command, has sufficiently
satisfied military honor | therefore hope,
that convinced of the futility of further resis-
lance, you will avert the dreadful consequen'
ces which your obstinacv NAV produce TO 'fe
town and inhabitants of Tariffa. Tbs breach
which has been made since yesterday, will -
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-04-03
&eUStesS.
House of Representatives.
March %.
February 3, 1919.

Dir. Ridgeley offered the following: Re
solved, That the Secretary Of the Treasury.
be directed to lay before this House a state
ment showing the quota payable by such state
OF the direct tax laid by the act entitled {" an
act to lay and collect a direct tax within the
Y. States"-The amount of said tax that has
been paid into the Treasury from each state
respectively, and the respective sums and
dates of ~payment-the expences in each state
of collecting said tax-the losses that have
been sustained in each state and the causes
thereof-and the balance of each states quota
of said taXqs now due. Ordered to lie on the
table by the casting vote of the Speaker.
House in committee ofthe whole, Mr.. Ma
con in the chair, o. a bill for exchanging with
the Ursuline Nuns a certain lot of ground in
the city of New Orleans. The committee
rose and reported the bill, and the House or
dered it to be engrossed and read a third
time tomorrow.
March 81.
MIR. Pitkin presented to the house an au-
thenticated statement of the supercargo and
captain of the brig Thames Of New-Haven.
Con. relative to her capture by a French
squadron, also the capture and burning of the
ship Asia of Philadelphia, and brig Gershom
OF Boston. Ordered to lie on the table.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-04-03

Cd from the cruizsrs of Great Britain. In
the same confidence, he entered the Sound
& paid the Danish duties for the passage OF
that strait. The loss of this very valuable
vessel and cargo, may therefore be attribu-
ted solelyt TO the arrangement by which the
French DEGREES were said to have been re.
pealed; for, unless that measure had been
announced, no captain or supercargo would
have attempted to pass the Sound, without
British convoy. Under these peculiar CIR
cumstsaces, YOU memorialist reiies on the
fistice of Congress, that he and the other
parties concerned, will be reimbursed out
Of the national treasury, the amount OF the
losses which they have sustained, by reason
of their confidence in the official declaration
Of the President, and not through or by any
neglect or default of yoor memoriailst, his
agents or any others interested or concerned
in the said brig Catharine or her cargo.
]. PARKER.
Boston, Februayg 18Th, 1912.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-04-03
HOUSE OF COMMONS, Jan. "a.
AMERICA.
AMERICA.

Mr., Whitbread asked the Chancellor of
the E~xchequer, whether he had any objec-
tons to the publication of the correspon-
dence between the American and British
government.
Mr.. Percevsl said he certainly should
object to the publication, until some deci.
ded compromise had taken place.
Mr.. Whitbfesd then gave notice, that he
should take an early opportunity OF making
a motion en- this subject.
Orders IN CoancH.
Mr.. ~Brougham gave notice, that ne
should, after the removal Of the restrictions
from the Prince Regent, move that an
humble address be presented to bis Royal
Highness, to rescind the Orders in Coun-
Gil, and the system oflicensing.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-04-03
Orders in CodneiL.
NORFOLK. March Is.

Translated. for the Public Ledger, from Co
dis papers receiOed By the ship Wi!!ia"
Tell, capt. Cobb.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-04-03
&erei9tt 1eWs.
NEw York, March 81.
LATEST FROM LISBON & LON.
DON.

CAPT. Robinson, of the ship Ellie arriv.
ed Yesterday in SO days from Lisbon, and
brought London papers TO the sist of Ia
nuary, IL DAYS later than before received.
From these papers, the Editors of the New
York Cazes.e have given the extracts be-
low.
The capture of Rodrigo, as we'll as thar
of Valencia by the Preach, are officially
detailed in the Lisbon Gazette, which We
shall give as soon as translated. 1t appears
that Bike, with 1900 men, were taken
prisoners.
Capt. 4. confirms the news Of the gale
of the fst OF Feb. and adds. that Admiral
Berkeley contributed all 10 his power to as
sist and relieve American vessels, by which
means, the Carolina-Ann, of this port,
was got off the shore without damage
The American ships were the first that re-
ceived his attention.
A letter from Lisbon, Of the 9Th uls. IN
forms US, that since the fall Of Ciudad
Rodrigo, Lord Weliington's division OF
the combined army, had gone into canton-
ments which. however, was said TO be
only for a short time.
LONDON, January 25.
The mail from Hellgoland, brings addi.
tional proofs of.he probability ofa war be-
tween Russia and France. Some accounts
state that Prussia viii join the former
| Gen. Blucher is to be the Russian com
mander in chief. Hostillties expected to
commence in all February. The batteries
Of Cuxhaven, &c. have been ~dismounted
of their guns, to prevent the English from
getting them in case the troops should be
marched of 10 join the army.
The Hospitals Of Hamburg are full Of
French troops, about 80 of whom die dai.
~.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-06-17
POLITICAL MISCELLANY.

The JoLlogoing is the Letter Of in,frucnons
from our government, 10 Mr.. BARLoy, our
Minister 10 France, an a6sfract 3 which,
together NTH the documents relafive 10 that
mission, 7vere published in our paper q The
Sd insf We recommend this document 10
the serious heruSaL Of FcderaHsts as 7YeH as
RehubHeans; and shall then submtt IL 10 The
most jealous T the (ederai harry, sOhether
he charge Of " French Influences" can BE-
justly ascribed 10 the fresent administrafion;
and 1chcfher The most hardy Of them zpU, af-
ter heraaing this hafriofic state kaher, COM
mir their REPUTATION on the assertion, that
our government is Influenced by any other
Man patriotic american hrincihies.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-12-24

qucs>;onably gain largely, and yet under
circumstances he was obliged TO vote a.
Sa'iSt 1t. He was not prepared now to en-
Ter nio any lengthy argument Oh this sub
iect; bat it appeared to him that the speech
ai his friend from Pennsylvania was favora-
Bile to the principle os the bill, in-asmuch
as he had passed it over AMI attacked the
details of the subject On this head, Nv.
=. said he must confess lie was not able TO
present his information TO the committee in
as authoritative a way as he could wish !;
but, 1t would be recol!ected that as long
ago as last year, the Secretary of the Navy
had stated that considerable portion OF
the timber necessary FOR seventy-fours was
at this time provided and deposited in the
Navy Yards
The committee (of which Mr. B. is chair
man) were not, he sail, authorised to say
that the Whole of the FRAMES for four seven
ty-fours are in readiness. He believed the
fact to be otherwise but more than two
thirds of these frames, the important part
OF vessel OF war, we're ready, and were
distributed at four different yards in readi
ness for use. Mr.. L. sai,l he agreed with
the gentleman from PENNSYLVANIA, that a
larger tonnage would be preferable for 74's
than 1000 tons, and he was perfectly salts
He'd larger would be adopted, and that the
tonnage OF a seventy four, to carry SO guns.
would be from II to 1900 tons. AS far as
he could learn from naval MEN, Mr. b. said
the most efficient ship now in service was ~
vessel OF SO guns. He Thought none OF the
arguments of the gentleman from Pennsvl-
vania went to the principle Of the bill They
had better take il as it was or amend it as
they chose, and authorize tho building oc SC
many vessels as our resources were now
equal to. There were a variety of general
views of this subject which might be pre-
sented to the House, bat which he would
reserve until the bill was or its passage.
(Oe6ate 10 be continued J
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-01-21
I~RFk-HILL For sa'e.-7nql hrapfyul

4 kfE-ttii>L For Saie.-Ih0I hrdnfi/ui
and hiehiv i,nbroved FIRM (srheyeon the
late Colonel lilies Setdn resilea,) is ross Gcrea
jorsale Is a seat, it is perhapx one Of the most
aesrd6ie an Tfgi.ia, commanding eoeyy ciesr
'shich can please the eye J; furnshiny heath ia an
eminent degree and every improvement which
ca. berequired FIR the comfort an! conpenieace of
afaniily. rs Farm, His IN Il high state IF ian
procen.eat. havisg been great nun,ber Of yeays
under the care Of ajn;iicious TURNER.
There is on This Farm a .,feai,w, which clone
yieias an inc9ne IF bst,,sen 800 and 5000 oars.
There has been tbs tau one knsdyed anil
fir bushes IF Uheat-nt0st Of the other lands
are in clover.
Possession may be had at any time between this
and the LIST Day of March. Should it rot be sold
trivately 6etore thar TING, it will be egeredto Pub
Tic Sale onthe lst day Of .9pyil and possession gi
IN the ensuing fall
The Terms IT Sale viii be :: One third cash
and the balance one and tspo years. gpith such Sc
carity as shall he deemed satigfactoyy. Any far
thcr Information n,ay be obtained by application to
The subscriber, to Nathaniel Selden, or Jos. Sell
deu, Henyico.
tOr The subscriber is still anxious to sell a
S1naH F.3R. " near Richmond (called Fair6ell,)
containing three hundred and fifteen acres.-.4so,
a FARM about miles below Richmond, contain
az about acres, knoDn by the name Of the
MILES SELDEN, Err
Decenn6er %. ept1sA
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-01-21

Y virtue of deed of trust, executed to the sub
scriber, by Charles Burton, of Chesterfield coun-
~, on the 9TH day of March 1902 to secure the pay
ment OF a debt due t Pollok, Tredway s. Co., and
recorded IN the county court of Chesterfield, will be
sold, the premises to the highest bidder for cash
on Saturday the Sth day of Feb'y. next the tract of
LAND ON which said Burton resides, containing
three hundred and forty six acres, much there
OF as will satisfy the debt aforesaid with interest and
cost attending said sale. The subscriber will convey
to the purchaser the title vested in him as trustee
ROBERT GRAHAM, Trustee.
Manchester, Jan. IL. eawtds
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-01-21

sHE Subscribers Have rented that fine fre-proof
Lumher-House the Basin, built by Mr. Jas
Brown, adjoining to the Public Ware House.
fhey will be ready t0receive produce on Storage
Monday the Goth of January, and will charge as fol.
lows, viz
Tobacco, rs cents per HID. for i2 months; il over
8 1-2 per month more.
Flour, cents per Bb if taken in 80 days.
days.,
IL 1-2 cents per Bill if it lays over GO DAYS
Wheat, i cents per Bushel.
Whiskey, 25, cents per fierce.
Hemp, . 4 per Ton, Iron, s per Ton, and o.
cher articles not enumerated in proportion to the
.fSregoing rates.
And ftirther they Will engage to take Flour on the
head dftile Basin, provided notice is given in time
free andchargc only the aforesaid Sto-
rage. sr@S
They will also engage to deliver the produce at
Rockets, when the locks in operation at the fol-
Rowing rates, viz. 81.
For Flour, 6 cents per Barrel.
=. Tobacco, SO cents per Hogshead and other
articles in proportion
We will hold ourselves responsible for the re-ieli-
vering articles put under care except accide
by Fare, shrnkage of grain, spirits All such other
ncies rs are subject to any waste ontls to,be sub
Jec to any expence incurred to put them in Shipping
order.
When the present expence of Drayage is consi-
dered, which Goods will be exempt from, stored
with MS, it is presumed we may promise ourselves
share of the public patronage, to whom we tender
services Commission Merchants, pledging
our utmost exertons to give general satisfaction
YIBERT s. PURYEAR.