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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-09-10
EN- UIRER OFFICE.
SEPTEMBER 10.
A TRICK


II is sbrewdly suspected, that the letter F-o,,
Gen Iurl IS u first trick to inpose op ,,,,
good people %. the L. Sates--tiist the Pre- de,, ).
The Secretary OF State, seeing tie eresi ,,ir Which
was made aeopt their being under french L,jyy,ls
aed fearing tie effects it might have upon tn init
rnind cas suont tor The test means OF reps ling il
and that Trey vt last determined To enter INFO ,J,s
following scheme in collision with the r,;u;s,.y NJ
France he was TO address letter 10 the B. c,o,sry
OF State, foil OF complaints, and proving 70 dir
siration shs., so far Il ON being under French lsr
enec, the administration pursned no M. ssurt VIII
ever which were agree able TO France---;bry We
20 cnrtiive means by which the said ,eit,r me- -.
lind its way into the cnunlns of the Federal Rnn,h
iiesn, or of some other e7vdHv cknste vehjoa - a.
Federal fariy--hy tais last stroke Of u.,,i.v :, We
hoped thsg tie rec! .sal.Yn, with which In Ie,,-
~ss wrtten might be better disguised f,ora The ,,b
lie eye. 49, fN"'
IL IS moreover suspected, that the nr,t fall, -,
was tmed unnecessary--an that a. said ,e.far
after II WAS written, deposited in tho brr.s,
the ES-Seerstsry Of State thai sc,,. 49,, ga" %
be wgrt CHANGING t. light upon III and bcl;sy;,,,,
'hat with some LITTLE ingenuity IL MIGHT he NIL, -
OF to prove the existence Of French Irf,.rct :; 80
councils, he's been silly enough 10 publish !, ttro'ab
he'aores'" chSsie eoiuinSs fthe Federsl R.p,,b
"c'm-no" "ueh tle poor d has been Bit in his
eh'e'PriSe' itis unnecessary for me 70
say. 49, "
What satishes me Of the truth Of .l;s s,o,, :;
that the Litter could not have been yr,,t,e, ,yt -
9thev wee than 10 nrove the absence Of nj Er ~
10 from our councils, SS that no MAJ, ,.cnld ,s r.
stiy enough I" have P"6E1Shed it with the view of
proviog the existence If sucl "ias uoless he bs6
heen previously cheated our of HE se,.e. " ~
u is shrewdiy Suspected. n .rS,ora 49,.
at first trick ut the administration TO takr The
tIemen III. and that tn said ref = man b.va e.,
comp'e'ely taken in, and tickled in tbe;r 80
trophe." arr ''a'
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-09-10
THE'ENEMY's souAnPoN.


1t IS often asked " What viii the enemy 70 nov, ,
"nst vi" they Try to do What port will they
next attack % AID then your ygisesere vii, sar
With an air Of great importanoe on 70 he So.
hey will 30 soirething-or else whvis ,h;s s"ae
force maintained in our waters WHY theq, sbins
OF the hne hese fr'gstes, with ali tier tenders
TRANSPORTS and troops ,"
Those, who are sn sure that the enemy will n,.t.
sotae attack upon Norfolk CrHnay Island how
neither a regard to their jeats nor ,heir fo,c. -
what nave they dsne Nothing thot dies trv.s ,be
name at an achievement. Dscomftted at Gran
Island, Kept az bay tor several hours nv 4Oo ,,a
bnmp'on' they have confined their subsequent cye.
rations to sailing sp and down the rivers mind 80
ssoSe houses and hen scoops, and skir,nishre with q
handful OF militia ~ Queenstown and st hIiokaes.
-Wha' GIN they do 2 WIZ or 5000 trocps doe 80
attack Norfolk Iae brcast.rork, Of Crspev JsIsnd
viii defy the assaults of 10 600 troops
we could wish, indeed, that the en.roy wou5
make an attempt on Rorfok-for there would bf
men to cope with them, "who would not d;e,raes
their eedirs"--but it is a rule with cocSbur, Nc
with sther heroes, that the better par OF yalo il
dscrenon' - hey will neither do any thing with
f'I,r -srssen: foreN nor vii! they n';-,1pt Il.
hs Tor re-iniorccmenfs, thew hs,a Istei, rer.;yed
none. The Success frigate hsl, was Iste,, s.iI ~,
have come from Epsland fir oF troob, taa ,,Iv
reformed empty itom Halifax, after having carried
9 Hl the French troops whom they Rad sent away
and whence are thev to recriya re,nf,rc. me-, -,
The Bstc troops, which were snce sold m La ho,,i
hther, ars 20 reality destined for that ouaft.,.o
operate with the Swe,es in II cir attack unon tb
i'shes- we tvust (s'ys the London Cot,yie, of
eoe Ist o, !aiv'l that our troops which h2v, been
50 long detained by contrary Winds vii, vet 10
time to cooperate with the Swsdes The 7fs,. si,b,
mo zist regiments, embarked yesterday It Har
w'"h; and, with the 72d, embarked before. vii,
pr1'ssu 20 the Baltic as soon as the Transports which
saiIes from the Downs on Tuesday appear os that
port" "rP'"i oA ''S'
IL has been intmated that the garrison iron, Can
uP'oupe' when is about to be eeded to the Swedes.
wa! De Sent to reinforce this SOU ,iron---bu il IS
most likely that they will be more want.d in he G.
laurence than in the Chesapeake, md that even
me troops which are at preennt here my be sent
IN the same direction to help to ward Off the blow
which we are mailing upon Canada.
In the mean fine w. ouoht no, -, 49,. 4. - ,
tn sueh speenlstors-but be ready at every ASST
aSie point to NEE III enemy, if he should come
here is another thing we ought nor 10 overlook.
as we shah rrobSb'y be ia want Of troops to carry
on the campaign in Canada in the Spring. we on,,,
10 spare no oxertons to raise recruits The Dyu7,,
ought TO De continually heard in all our large cities
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-09-10
COCIlBURN.

While the British feet lay off Kent island, Geek.
onrn, general. used frequently to go
on shore for recr' aton for the purpose IL recon
nnltrng; that is, stealing, whenever an Opportunity
presented itself one day he rode upon a rsw-boned
borse worth about twenty dollars to tavern v herr
number OF gentlemen were assembled, and who
were regahns themselves With gar in the Iprch
IL saluted them IN polite msnner, asked them in.
news, Looked round as Is custnnay with him tn sec
if any thing could be carried off when his attention
was arrested ty fine horse htebed TO post He
ahshted from his own Rozinante, mounted the n h
in twiukng, and with tie most perfect sang Gojd
pushed Oft, to the sstonshme nt and amidst the hoo
ings and execrstions OF I'll present He, however
had the generosity TO leave his own ia the place pf
TIE one stolen. There are several gentlemen IN
town now, who were on Kent Island at The time thi,
affair happened. baltimore PGtyiot.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-09-10

s.ct, as long as it may subserve her cupid.
~ and commercial interests to permit Swe-
den to hold that island. and no longer, will
she suffer it to remain in the possession OF
that power. Such is the selfish and sordid
policy of the British cabinet.
Bah. Wing.
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FRANKFoR Aug. 90, 1918.
4. IFr,T u Ar 10 VsIsfC

The Governor directs that all officers.
Sc having he cormand of companies ri
a nun Der, for the present campaigh, will.
on their arrival at Newport, apply at the
public arsenal fer arms and ammunition !;
where an officer will be designated to nus.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-09-10

'tNHE Clerks Of he several Comfy and Corro7s.
= ton Courts ave request en to forward 20 ttE
Office as speedily noa. ,i- ISL III licences gram
teh ty them resps"i1 under aulh,iity ID the a ct
OF Assembly, pss5,d the Deeemb'r ssion 1879 en-
titled An act 20 amend the several acts Of ssers
ty prescribing the mOhe Of ascertan'hs tho tsXahie
property W th'n the Common wesi.h, sud 1T eo.iee-
ting the public regenu - aad the clerks NJ the SUI
pcrior Courts County ani Corporation Courts are
also requested to forward list ofree ip's filed with
them, for taxes paid by Aitorn''s at Law, imposed
BY an act ofthe sans session entitled g A act inn
posing taxes for the sup,Ort of Government"
SAM VEL SHEPARD, Auditor.
Sept 10. At
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-09-10

Departed This LIE the S0th utmn, at his seat in
NewKent county, Mr.. James ChsndIsr, aged ffiy
ysaT'-in the character Of is tri'y WORTHY man
we're combined the tender eps ilitits and enoh;ng
virtues oF the humsn hcart--he y S IN afrectionats
1ustsnd, humane master, ard friend to a nan
Kind he SIP m MS days in the ion rs o. agriculture
and civil zat'op. The orphan hav, cars 10 ,onurn
his loss, and his memory will lcrg be held dear ,y
his numerous friends ard relet YES
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-09-10
DRY GOODS CIT AUC1YOW,

IN pOCA/O OCs-----sd II u L 4 EIyfs
fENHE Subscribers have received large as,ort-
. ment Of pay GOODS s " being the balance
Of eouGtry establishment, which tie7 viii sell at
Public auction o'thuut serve on Mlnld1v the 18th
inst. The fo3sins articles compose p-ina.paly the
ssssrtmeut, VIZ -
Ktndal Cottoas, Cos'in.g, Broad Cloths C,ssi-
rneres, Piains. For 81 Cloths Aiualins aud Muslin
Il1udh erc!deis OF various descriptions co. ton
Wor5tcd aui Coarse Yarn, H0si -, Shsmmoy aud
Bnek skin Glover. G.ngham, ijartl'ors IIsnd 'fs,
Cotton Shswis Ribbons, Lsc, ,isheoes. Diniifv,
Tabby Velvet, Vest Patterns Yelt,ts and Consti,l.
ton Cord, Bed TICK, some fi1rsl9syc Ruttori3 L
worry Conho. Pepper, Pimen1O < Ginger KID Sh ,es,
Castings, Sheet Iron, NUns Thread, &c. SC
They also have on hand aud will receive prior To
the ahcy' p. rod,
40 PACKAGES jJRY GOODS viz
Blankets, Cloths German OznaLurss ard Tick.
enbUrGs, India Cottons. Ca'cOe Gius ham, Cotton &
Silk Hosiery, Russia Sheeungs and Ravens lbt,k
Bombaz to, Dirotes Bises Csrrhrie White Cam
ric, elegant c'net Cambria tiila ndkerchiefs.
Long Cloths, Weoier Nestin.s, BuiT Cassime1~A
Furniture C2iicocs, Cress. Dow 'asses Irrgi Fhs.
ings, Ianen CambT.cs, Irish Linens Wits Flanpels
very hne, Red F'annes, Yellow b., an exceg, 4
rarcel of = uc CIcths, elecaft Lace Wells =,
Kid Gloves, elegant Black sid White Lace : - 3
great variety Of Cther agti-,cs too nuner - ', I"
Units of an advertisement ~ 'o' me
The SHES w! be continued from Ia o, d.
10 closed 10y ~ wy up@
TERMS liberal, srd made Esogn a. q -
menecment Of Die sale, "b'eh &iIi he -, IN ,,.
| .H1Henye, hcsinsoa e plea,oS. .'N'
s.,n al. Neudue Masters,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-09-10
From tie Coiumbm IS. c. J Gazette o.
MR. 10,

a METEOR.--lua af'er day light on
"Wednesday morning last, The public stten.
lion wss much excited By the appearance
If an unusually large and brilliant Meteor.
It ives seen BY many persons who we're then
up, both in This place add the neighbour
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-09-10
RALEtcH, (r. O. September s.

IN d u n Q J otpttInDer >,
We have pleasure in stating, that the Pre3ident&
scribe for Faty Thousand D1i.ars 20 the Loan OF
Seen Millions and Hiatt. authorized 10y an Act OF
che ate Session Of Congress for the service Of Gov
erumenf
Col Pas,eur's privateer the Ssd6 Dragon, capt.
Burns, has been very successful is her late cruize
having captured 81 Halifax two ships and Eve briggs
with eargOes vorth bali million She lately arriv,
ed st Beaufort completely filed with Tagl.sh bale
goods, that the captain ami crew. during her voyage
home, vere compelled Co sleep on deck.
The gold aud silver bullion and the diamonds, a
part Of the Aracondas prize, WAS few days ago
sold ct the Bank in Raleigh, TO the amount Of IS
thousand dollars
Several wasgOu loads Of sugar have within a few
days passed through this place from Fayetteville
for Richmond end Baltimore. The channel II trade
has thus become inverted ;--sae advantage Which
derive from cur difficult inlcis and dangerous
coast
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'sNtE Subscribers wish to engage INN ediatcy,
4 ~ OF so WAGONS, to 90 - Fa~ az ite ri,
ping Tree, return to EeLfAonG--abcut 20 miler
distance.
JioncuYe, Robinson g Pkeasants.
10th September. eptf
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hood, who Informs as that it ,,sade It's appear
ance IN a westerly direction, and novet
with much raj ,dity to the no rthcast. when
a separated OF aew into different parts,
something like the bursting ct a rocket, IN
apout TWO IDIuutes after winch, was he an
m qu!ce succession, several distinct eXpi,
s,ons resen' oil, & precisely the discharge ~
oia'ant Cannon wk'ch apparent firing con
u'oco quickei and quicker until il became
u rdmhinG uCise OF roaring like that e a
Carriage oyei pay meut This Pe.nou,e
non has beea seen and head M different
parts OF Tho State: also III Augusta, Geor-
gia.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-09-10

az Mr.. john ] Johnson is disappointed fnspects
or Of Flour for Ibis City.
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ALEXANDRIA. Sent. G


Duei was fought 81 FIVE p ces iisence on Fri.
day afternoon in rFe State OF Va. about hafs mile
from this place on the Southern road between col
bemuel Taylor and commodore Barney. both os
Baiimore. The first fire WAS without effect, which
produced nothing but smile of indifference. The
second IRE Mr. Taylor was wounded in the breast
nut is expected 10 recover We are informed by
those who on the ground, that botb gentlemen
exhibited uneor mon 6rmaesz It was their inten.
ton to have fought in the neghhaurhood of Wash
iagton, but the marshal having been sp2rised Of
their intention, met them at 3adenshsrs, aud pur
suel them or til they passed staout his ,y.ot;on
we here tk'RS proper 30 state Tor Che honor Of
humanity, that the eNpression-s'l have piuniped
HIM in the heart, by CD, Coaehman drive ike the
devil, r'huted TO the corn is incorrect. The col
remained few krurs in town 10 have hi, wonnJ
dressed, andthen proceeded on to Washington.
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NORFOLK. Senter,hnr,

-'Oirt,C jim september 7.
The Enemy Ssne ont.--Three sips and three
briggs remained at anchor in Lynnhaveu Bay veg
terdsy at shutdown the rest of the squadron btinp
then under way and standing outEof the Cspes
Herald.
On the sth OF June last sms! s'oop called the
Butler, of New-Bedfotd, Samuel Tobey, master,
With cargo of Indian mesl and corn was cspinred
rs She lay at anchor opposite York Tnwn, by the
barges from the British squadron then in si,it-
As Capt. TObay rather sought than shunned eau
tire, by remaining in foil view of TIL ener1v. when
ne might have run up the river and been safe
MS con0uct naturally attracted suspicion However
it nay be with him, after detention OF about three
months, sometimes Oh board of one Adn,;raps shin
and sometimes the other, his sIoap was restored IN
him on Friday last, and negro Ecllow, whom the
enemy had picked up Kent-Island. was sent ,lon-
with him to assist in working the vessel into mort
On arriving in the Roads, the sloop was taken in tow
by the Gun Boats, and Capt Tobey (after nnJer
going an examination) DISCHARGED. ss nothing
could be proved against hina TH
LeGge, Office, Noyfsik. Tpesdsy1
.'io-niny September ?. 1915
Yesterday the enemy'S feet, which had been for
some days in LynhsYen Bay, got under w.yatSP
VI. aud proceeded 10 sea, with the exoepton nj
ships and briggs Both afinrsis went ont
At6 a. NJ this morning, there were in Ivnbsyen
one ship of the line, figats, and Eve smaller
vessels, sloops and schooners-the sbips appeared
to he getting under way.
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Carriage over paj meDt This Ps.non,e
non has beea seen and head m different
parts OF thi, State !: also IN Augusta, Geor-
gia.
Charleston, Schitn,Ger2.
Erfrcct OF q letter from 81. G,c,4'$ IL q
Te%ec febie 1ieythantiie h1nSe in fhiS
ftacc.
&C a yes sci has Just arrived ~ Amelia in
a very short passage from Ergsnd by " HIGH
adyices have been received tha, The a,nis-
tee on the continent had Or, ken Up and Il
very great battle had followed. in which ;hs.
Russian and PrussAn armies were anniiliia-
ted"
An Orleans paper states, tia, FELTON,, the
general OF the negroes N 81. Domingo, is
restored TO the good graces Of B"naparte, &;
principal general, arrived there. assures
him the Emperor is sending N IS 900
muskets, besides other warlike sores, and
supplies OF every description, &c make war
on the British Islands.
It is earnestly hoped the British Parlia
ment will never repeal the law ,.ly haze
psssed-it will be the eau & of ,sisils our
cotton manufactures 10 degree OF en;rcrce
that the most sagaCious could MT force, or
The friends OF American arts and manuf.c
lures could not have anticipated Tie sur
plus cotton can be transported to Centou,
in our ships in time of Pssce--ssve Us the
necessity M shipping specie, and eventually
destroy the British India country trade, as ii
IS csi'eG--bsside, we can prohibit in our
turn the admission of British manufactured
cotton goods. A few years will sheW them
The wretched e:fsct OF that desperate polio,
which has So long kept them in war with
the world -Sos. Pat.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-10-21

for defraying the expenses of dies and Of stamping
the paper, shall BE- paid out of any monies in tho
Treasury not otherwise Appropriated:
Sec IS. .and BE- i further enacted, That il shall bs
the duty of the collectors aforesaid in their respec.
tive Districts and they hereby authorized to coll
lect the duties imposed by this act, and to prose.
cute for the recovery Of the same, and for the re-
covery of any sum sums which may be forfeited
by this act And all fines. penalties and forfcitures.
which shall be incurred by force of this act, shall
and may be sued for and recovered in the name OF
the United States, Of the collector aforesaid with
in whose district any such fne penalty or totfeure.
shall have been incurred, by bill plant or informa
tions one moiety thereof TO the use of the United
States, and tho other mosoty thereof TO the use OF
the person who, il collector, aforesaid, shall frss
discover, it other than collector, aforesaid shall
first inform of the cause, matter or thing whereby
any such 6nc, penalty Forfeiture shall have been
incurred; and whore the cause of action or com.
plant shall arise accrue mvre than fifty miles diss
tant from the nearest place by law established for
the holding OF district within the district In
which the saIse shall arise accrue such suit and
recovery may be had before any court Of the state
holden within the said district, having jurisdiction
in like cases.
Sec. H. .and be H further enacted, That this net
shall continue in force until the termination of the
war in which the United States are now ensaged
with the United Kingdom of Great Britsin and Ire.
land and the dependencies thereof, and for one year
thereafter, and no longer. IL CLAY, ,rl
Spsaker Of the House Of RsprssersahveM
4. GERRY,
rice-Prssiden Of the United State, and a'fp
President Of the ssendtc.
August 2. 1s1S-.4bproved, JAMES MADISON.
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DAVID RODMAN.

II EsPECTFULLYi informs his friends and the pub
AZ lie that hc has removed from his old stand to
the shoRNo l09,next south ofJamcs Center's. where
SHOES, fnany Of which are of his own manuf.c-
tare Ia room back Of the shop he carries on the
Boot and Shoe making business, for which purpose
ne employs several good workn,en. and intends
keeping supply Of the best materials.
~ Boots of the various kinds, made in superi.
or manner, at short notice.
-fesybors. oM mo. Sra. 1919
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WORTHY OF NOTICE..

THE only Prize of Five Hundred Dollars,
which was drawn in Union College Lottery, on
the 5th October, first days drawing, in New-york,
was obtained by gentleman in this town, through
the agency of y. C. SH.4V, who has been uncom-
snonly fortunate in selling multitude OF HIGH
PRIzEs. From 50 good a commencement of the
Lottery in his favor he atters himself that he shall
end it with informing the public, in due tirne that
he has sold the Highest Prize in this Lottery, which
is $4,000. besides some of S 10000, $ 5000, &c.
tanned by orders left the above office, if immedi
ate application be made.
JOSIAH C. SHAW.
Exchange and Lottery 0Gce,l
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FRESH FLOUR.

1UsT received and for sale by
y CR.d.NSTOf e SHAW,
so bbls. fresh superfne FLOUR, made frcm
aev Wheat. particularly for family use.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-10-21
NEWPORT, (R. l.
rRIHrRp AND PUBLISHED on THuRspAvs,
By WILLIAM SIMONS,
MILLSTREET,
Publisher of the LasVs ofhse United States.
The paper is printed once week. - two dollar
year--one half to be paid in advance.

Advertisements conspicuously inserted at the rate
sf s l-50 square, for three weeks-others in thai
pronortion.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-10-21

Aesu Feather Beds and Feathers.
Ne Geese and Foul Feathers. and Feather
- Beds, from 20 to IS dollars, kept constantly
Tor sale by ABRAHAM BARKER,
No. 2, Charles-sfreef.
Likcwsse--an assortment Of MATTRESSES of
every description, constantly kept for sale above.
1AwporA March 2, 1879
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JOHN B. LYON

Has just received and offers for sale,
\ QUANTITY Of NAVAL STORES, consisting Q
"A 100 bbls of Tar,
100 ditto of Turpentne,
SO ditto of Pitch.
SeDteuber 16
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-05-20
ENso: so52
THOMAS MOUNT


Has just ree9ped and e6%rs for safe, at
his old stand,o on Royal, north Of Kmg
street, 7a,Tety Of articles in his me,
pig:
Y Tea Trays. Knives and Forks, Ra-
zors and Pen Knives, Razor Strops and
Boxes, with Composition sor Patent
Strops, Pocket Books, Redicuses, La
dies Purses, Spec,asles, silver and
common, Dressing Boxes, Snuff do.
German Looking Glasses, Powder
Flasks, Shot Bags, Gun Elints, Bucks
Skin ard Beaver Gloves; Pocket Piss
to!s, Whips and Canes, Umbrellas,
Tooth Brushes, Shaving do. single and
double Hair sru.hcs, Cloth, Sweeping,
White W ash and Carpet do. Lead Pen.
CHS, Reading Glasses Opera do Mss-
nets. Fancy Fans, Visiting Cards, Lie
men. Provers, round Buttons, plated and
gilt, Hooks and Eyes. plated and cem-
,Eons Casters, plated d iapanncd, Wind
sor Soap, Transparent 20. Morocco
Caps, Spurs, BIC. An assortment of
Epauicts. sk
He continues to Manufactured Combs,
and has now on hand a general assert.
men, OF Tortoise Shell Combs, of the
newest fashions, I'll of which he will
sell At small profits, for Cash, or short
credit to punctual customers.
May 6
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-05-20
ZEN g J. D. SHIMs ROYAL-STREET, .aLE1aNDRL.a.
THURSDAY, May 20, 1873.
FOR SALE,
I0hn Gardner Ladd
January "

Iohn Gardner Laid
Has FOR SHE,
Muscoyado Sugars in hhds. tisrces and
b'is.
West India Rum in puncheoAs,
Coffee and Pepperin bags,
Imperial, Gunpowder, Young Hyson
Skin, and Hyson Teas. of the lat
est importations, in quarter chests
and boxes,
Russia Hemp and Iron,
Swedes Iron assorted,
Russia Sheetings, Duck and Ravens
Duck,
bale Spanish Wool,
by 10, by 9, 9 by IL, and 10 by IL
Bristol Glass, in whole and halt
boxes,
Soap, Candles and Goldfish in box
F;gs,es,
Lisbon Floor Mats,
,Vhiskey and Apple Brandy IN tierces
&'bbls.
Few or, casks Old Sherry, London Par
ticul4r Madeira and Strengths Red
Wine,
Cordaee and Lines of various sorts,
Writing and Wrapping Paper,
Mems, Women'S and Children's Shoes
in'barrels and boxes,
Bottle Corks in bales,
Sole LeathN,
Few sacks Liverpool Blown Salt,
Chalk and Plaster Of Paris.
AIso, PLOUG rs of the most approved
construction and one pair French
Burr Mill Stones.
october s.
Notice is hereby given to
the poor women Of the town p Alexan-
dria, that or application to the subscr'-
Der, they caa be furnished with cotton
to spin, and that liberal price VIII be
paid for, SPINNING the same.
Ifaac Robbins.
TVho has for Sale,
Cotton suitable Tor making carpets
spun by tbs poor Of the tow, annd the
proceeds of which will be applied 10
heir relief
l,ecember Is.