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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-02-17
,,NVE4.

\ GAVE 4.
la, taia notice, that
i of,ne Cir, Mt { ourt,
| ,o,umbia, to be held
>lsxaadria, in April
trerya,ler IS counsel
ka.li II We that court
|, sg,ia,, YOU in favor
fourcil OF ,iexan ria,
F.ty Nine Dollars
s--neinr the a;sount
! ycu to the Common
hdria uPo your |Ao''
STncr OF Queen and
r. the years 1904, S,
!, o. Congress, passed
!, 1904
. D. Slmns
founl, Of Aera"dria'
rom
tEblCIHEs.
l4 iRPFR, r.
md DRUGGTT
ricn' Street, ottos't
p3q.r9 and ncr'
h. 0YD'S--
y.d ;, addition e.
S,ork y general "s
insa ofthe first q"s
he viii sell who!s
n as cool ,erms (
seq in baltimore n
u,ry Merchants al
e supplied on tt
cash. ~ on a 20
so received y Sc.
bf Sureirai Mstr
Patem Medicines
&c Sittsrs,
Rcrt.
E1xir, for Cough
Consumptioas, sc
cw lcrs,
J. Paste,
81,
mt SC. &c.
IS cash price giver
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-02-17
Lawras n and Fowle,

IaWraS II and tOWle,
OFFER FOR S.ALE,
The Cargo Of the schooner Combine,
Captain Trip, OF
100 tons Plaster Paris.
And the Cargo Of Schooner Industry,
Capt. Smith, being
400 boxes Mould and dipt Candies.
so barrels prime Boston beet
% barrels Tanners OIL.
December &
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-01-14
FALL. GOODS.

ROBERT NEU.sQsI& co.
Have received and aresmowuf shing large and
general assoftpsnt of
Wooden s? Fancy G GODS,
of The nswestfashisos, aHd arc in daily cxpec-
tations Of furthcrfsuppBes- they will
sell wholesale K rttaibat very reduced prices
for cash, o. sccep-anoss in town.
Richmond, l0ih December 1912. tf
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-01-14
NEW YORK LOTTERY
UHjon CoNcge-No. 4,

Not near Blanks 10 Prize
The Drawing of this Grand Lottery, will
commence in the City Of New-York, on the Ist
Tuesday in next month, and viii continue TO
draw 500 Tickets each day until finished
An accurate Check Rock will be KEEP, of this
Lottery, at the ARGUS OFFICE, that the ca
hcst intelligence of their success may be given
10 adventurers.-ORDERS DY POS L from any
part o. the Stste, and every information re-
sPecting the shove or any of the Baltimore Lot
teries, will be always given gyafis, and with the
greatest pleasure TO those who may be inter.
ested.
Nov. %. IT.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-01-14

FENKEN up by Thomas Glover Of BucL-
a ingham county, FOUR STRAY
, / Z j. r 5, marked Nth svjRlow-fork
10 the lcit ear, aad aholc and uodcrkeel in
the right; two Of tEe0. are brown reds one
red and white, and dle otbeN black and
white adjudged to be. four ye9rs old ncxt
spring. Appiaised 30 65 dollara
A Copy 49,
Teste, T. ELDRDGE. r.Ae
January Z, 1915. o.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-01-14
DIR CHURCH's.
Genuine Negrtahin Lotion

This Lotion is exce.led by no other in the
world. Il has been aGminste red bv the pro.
prictor for scveIa5 ye4r IN ts,rorc am. Grneri.
ca with the greatest sRccess Bv the simple
application o. this duid, night end morning IL
Will remove the .nose raneorop sni charming
scurvy in the face. 1t is perfectly safe, cci
powerful, and possesses al the good qualities
OF the most celebrated cosmetics, without any
oil their doubtful elects. j is therefore re-
commended rs 4 certain and eiiicscious rene
d., and a valuable and almost indi-pcnssblc
appendaGe to The toilet, and infinitely superior
Cream drawn from Niolets and Milk from
Roses Suffice it however, To say, it has
been administered 10 many thousands H. l.
United States and West Indies with the p,rS
est and most unparalleled success and with
cut even single complaint OF is intfieacv
small bottle at IS cents will BE- f5u,d sufii-
cient 10 prove its value
The above Valuable Medicines sre Sold nv
appointment Of the Proprietor, wholesale aud
retail By sir. Samuel Peasants (o,ly) in Rich
mOud.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-01-14
Ciwch's Cough Drops.

GRAIifUOG imYcls me to acqu1int YOU
WIN inc distressing situation I have been, in,
Tor the last two months, with violent Coarh,
Sh0riness 81 Breath, Soreness of my Breast. a..
tended "th gre', Debility and loss OF Appetite
- also raised great Quantity OF footed mat
Ter IRON ny lungs, tpe disa5reeabIeness O.
Nh'cA caused me 20 ,hseyery sick at my sto-
ulaeh; lndt cd becamc so ~ that I left my
place (,hc Rev. Thos Iyelps) from NV inabi-
hty 20 attend tn Tie duties thereOf--Now thro'
the blessing of God, and taking one bottle Of
your Cough Drops, l am restored 70 health
and enabled TO return 10 my service.
The hrst dose gave me immediate relief, and
am now as well as ever I was in my life
With grateful feelings, YOURS,
SARAH CUNNINGHAM.
New-York, April 25, 1912.
TO 4. CHURCH,
PRorRTEroR OF the Cough DRors.
FOR the last seven wears, / have been Sc
verely afflicted with cough and shnrtness OF
brcath-with great pain al nav breast, which
Yielded in 10 respect 10 ;Dly Of the remedies
prescribed by my physicians. They conceived
! my disorder . consumpSvc one, and further
| assured me they could donn,hing more for me
| became exceedingly debilitatcd and incapable
Of attending 10 my business, 1naiil about four
months ago, hearing OF Church's Cough Drops,
| sent Tor one bottle, and have taken it accor-
hHS 10 inc directions, ana am happy to state,
| that found immediate rcliel.-Iny cough, diff
iculty OF breathing, pain at my breast, and o.
ther consumptjve symptoms are entirely re-
moved now enjoy better health than Tor the
| last eleven years Of NV liie--nor during the
late variable season, have bad amy return OF
| my former distressing complaints.
| For the good of others iabouring under 81.
milar complaints, thus publicly acknowledge
the benefit received from taking your Valuable
Medicine. am willingto attest TO the above
should YOU think it necessary.
! am, with great respect. yours,
WM. MELVILLE.
Lower Robinson street
! New-YorS, April 30thg 1912.
| Where nature, something's, errng on her part,
! The decent finish mustbe left to art;
Witb trivial trouble MY tl,sg,and renovcs
The small cutaneous obslcloS toluve,
The change rehectedtrom the fnithijIl glass
Sec what 1t is, and think on What it wac,
While pride exulting at the happy char
And beauty now at liberty to range
No more enarmour'd Of plcbean things,
Bu, settles in the Golden lap Of Hugs
ERUPIIONS and IlUNORS ON TIE FACE
AND SKIN.
Particularly Freckles, Pimplcs, Bioichcs
letters, Ring Worms, an. san Burns, Shin
giles, ScOrbutic and Cutancous Eruptions of
every description, Prickly Heat, Rtdness of
the Nose, Arms, &c. SC &c
Are etiectual!y and speedily cured by
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-01-14
SAMUEL G. ADAMS.

SAMUEL G. ADAMS,
IS nov receiving by the Oliver EIsworfb G.,r,
Liverpool, and the sally from New. YORK. q cen.
ersl assortment uf 81"
Hardware, lronmongcrya
Cutlery and sadJler, -.s,iso.
~ barrels L5vefor Tanners OIL
llOO Salons Whale do.
Tons Nova SePta GFmd StoRcg.
t.ir Ls7Phpg Rlill Stofics, 4 "a IL feet.
Cast steel, Nails, Nail Rode. nsr s.5
SheaicI I7on
m assortment Of Military Goods. and m sIt;.
uonli supply o. best Dutch Boiling Cloths ,nJ
ono Philadelphia Gig AMI Harness, which a.,
offered for sale on moderate terms
Richmond, Dec. 7, 1912.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-01-14
GEORGE ROGERS.

The above valuable Medicine is offered
wholesale and retail by the subscribers, q. the;s
Medical Store, a few doors above the Bel!-Ia4
vern, Main-street who do not hesitxe 20 say
they believe this Medicine superior in virtue
AND efficacy to any ever before exhibited to The
public, in all pulmonary complaints, and their
confidence in it's superiority Is mu,h strengths
ened by the great sale it has met With in The
cities of Philadelphia, n. York and charleston.
and IN the town Of Boston and b the vast
number of certificates continually purina IN
from all parts of the country to the ronrietor-
from persons having received benef IRON il,
Many OF the most respectable are in or hanGs
and ready for the perusal of the pplic ,T|NoEL
VAIL z. . ,,SN'
May d.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-01-14
VIRGINIA.

NiltGlNtA:'
IL a Court keI4 for the c,r,,y of ciie., the 2stk
day If .Jui,, 1872
John Peters; Sen'r PJg
NAGAINsT
Francis Roberts, William BURGESS
aud sally his Wife, late SAW r.
Roberts Eh1abe,h Roberts, Ia SChaaesrr.
nina Roberts, aud Gcorre Rob. -
erts idrcn and heirs Of Rer.
ben ROD rts, decd. Drtt,
y motion of thc plaintiff by his Auorn.v
- and J. apPearipass te4he, satisfaction Of tie
Eou't that tlede'eTdlts Franeis Roberts. vii
lam BlrgeP@'d Sally his NRife. Late salt
tooett. and /Jt" IA Roberts, have failed -,
appear herfsnd agswef thu in OF The com.
p!ainsnt, 81 III tbhey arc NOD inl. bitapt. nf
this CnmrBUw llth.AIt is tberefue. orJgreJ
by The Cogtt Thar bricss fiey eppesr Lcr..,
'he next NoveWber foucy6f this coantv. aud
answer the billsos De Complainant, tht tie
mat,ers therein contained will b. decrerd &C.
corIingly and that a copy of This order he
published IN some newspaper published in his
state, iorone mOn.h succcssiy.ly. and rn.,.5
up a. the front door Of tie Courthouse On tvo
several Court DAYS
Copy Test.
49,, DAVID FRENCH, G. o.e.
- ~ '--o, - 40 .. w4wp
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-01-14
For Sale ny S. PLEASANTs, Richmond.
BInemonika,
CITRONOI OGICAL TABLES

Exhibiting in a method,cal manner the most
remarkable occurrences from the creation of
the World to the preseUtperiod Comprehend
ing brief accounts of jiyeaiiens and disooverie
an every departmeHt 81 seicbce biographical
and historical sketches Past Offices Of The u
stgtes; discoveries . comtries foundations oi
empires, &c. L,r.----'Io which is added, sever
vI valuable Tables p.icc TNO Dollars, IN ele.
giant binding.
~ PUCUANAN'S CHRISTIAN RE-.
SEARCHES ~ ASIA
10 uhitE 4. odHeE ~ ce sJraled Sermon,
GA star N TIE EAST"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-01-14
NOIIEE

ALL lcrsons haYpg claiMs at.ainst ,bc Ps.
Ia'c OF Joseph JenEins, ~. are hcreby mott.
hrd 20 make thcmfknoa'n b The subscfibcr-.
and those indebtel 70 -y1ase immediate Dsv.
NJCYJsNKINS, Adm'x.
q ne ESfafe IF Jos seg-JKRKfvs. der'9.
Henr'eo county, Oct. Syloi@ VIZ
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-01-14


NEW EsTABhISHMENT.
FEF'iE SdDsc'iecr has itakcn the HOUSE
z ~ the com y uf maiBSt fifteenth streets,
opposite The n-'l-Tavcrn, and offers for sale,
on -commodatNE terms, by wholesale and
reta.', tie following articles, viz.
50 Hmds Isl quality Brown oCgar Cgener-
?, Bb,s '' Dp la'se'I do. do.
81 DO. lst C 2nd quality Philadelphia Loaf
Sugar.
10 Chests TYSON Tea.
20B,4es imperia! do superior favour,
10 PuchyUns Rum, old & well Aavoured.
! Half do. do. do.
Pipes Country Gin.
DO G'isup#ior qualify.
IS Hhds rsJh lhg Mfssses.h
DO. PhiIFdelpliia Whisktyg
1900 It's BayfIhe Green Collie.
500 lbs Ihde--,lo. do. -
1oBESs Heavy Pepper.
$50. Piuicnto. ~
80 Kegs Empower. "
so straw 10 pint TmnblsrG
- boxes English Pipes.
500 GIocr Bottle COrks.
lOORcams Wrapping Paper.
80 Boxes best Spanish Segars.
81 Bar.cls Prime Fork
50 DO. Fish.
And expects by tllefrsSarrivals from Phila.
deiyhia and Baltimore, tons Shot, Irons as
aortcd, Iron Castings, Whiskey, SC. He has
also on hand, from ITO 6O0O dollars worth Of
DRY GOODS, assorted, which will he sold on
long credit, or bartereA for prime Tobacco.
ANlIsssitEPHERD.
Richmond, Oct. oh, 1912. &C.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-01-14
TEA, LOAF SUGAR. &c.
Domestic Medicines

TO BE HAD GENUINE, 1T THE soey-
STORE OF Mr.. s, PLEAsARTs,
large supply of DIR. Church's Cough
Drops, medicine uneqnaled by any other in
the world, for the cure Of Coughs, Colds.
Asthmas, Consumptiohs, and the Whoopinp
Cough, price rs cents--AlFo his Chemical
Essence and Extract OF Mustard. for tbe
cure Of Rheumatism, Rheumatic Cont PAL
scy, &c. price : 5 cents zach bottle or boz
Andoyne esseace for The head ache. 6ftv
cents.
Volatile TmctHre for the tooth ache, 81 10
cents. wa
Antiscorbutic Tnctqrs fnr curing the sour
W in the Gums, whienine,the teeth and
sweetening the breath, price 81. Church,s
Virrnifuge Lozenges, for destroyiar worn,
in grown persons or children, so cents the
box. r,rs
Eye Salve for all diseases Of the eyes. *
cents per box.
The celebrated BotanicalTca, dollar the
canister.
Chuch's Ambitions Pills for ma,ir,ao,
and bilious fevcrs and all disorders Of IN,
head, 50 cents the box
German Corn Plaster, or Corns, 80 cents
the packet.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-01-14
FOR COUGHS, CoNsUNrPTIoNs & AsTB-
MAS.

Tie ntoSf o5ssmItc Coughs rield 10 il.
lie preposterous composition Of iniiaJs-.
Instory drUes--the disappointment re-
peatediy experienced in my practice, from re-
medies, highly recommended, added t. my own
predisposItion 70 Pulmouic complaints, were
powerful inducements with ne to consider,
whether 4 COMPOUND eonsislin of vegetable
substances, could not be Invented, more tree
from the well founded objections of practition-
crs, add better calculated TO ayert.tbe lLreaten-
ing destruction of the l8Tgs I'm.
now offer to tls'puhlio, dc rcsulsof Wa
ty years exPereHcef on this subject ~ASo eI}A
pense or trouble HAS 5een spared in tbisecon.V
position. Tpat no mSdicine, lor consuniptire
and asthmatit complaints has been so SUCCESS
lul as my Yeset9&!e Ralpsoais Detergent WOULD
al become me to.mention ieitirFs address, N
But ii the areS lions of 1ersdas, of We higHR
est responsibility, " its efficacy which wjlI6c
shcwn to any Pefs,el; the ggsst aud ,iiterea<
sing demand Tor t,llao, &c cal.ed pr,6f, it il
proved. ~,
Prepared by mylclf, at NV Dispeniarv,
Northampton, Ms.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-01-14
Washington Henry Academy

Hanover Town EoaG, 10 a,,iles from Richmond
THE Trustee Of the Academy, are ensbled
"a announce . lie public that Mr.. Doyle, of
tlchmoni, .tte Cadiutor with Messfs Giiar.
am 3. No'd, hasaccepted It's superiltendaucc
and, ia consequence Of their liberal aDIlica
ton Of the funds, has agrccd T. employ an ~
sS'ant, and rejue ths fees f;r tuition, to Eu,,
'.'F' aud eight G0l!1s, per quarter, according as
TIC classes arc advanced, as shalt appear OF
c".Hs to he distributed Tor Tie purpose.
Hoard can he d in The IGst respectable ia
mites convenient Tor from sis,y to eighty dol
itTs per annum. Dung iadlcS and Young gen
tIemen will be ins ucted in separate rooms
and the same adya tages can be enio,cd here
a. ln RichInond--y none oi the disadvantages
Tor instance, IS cd board, washing, lodging
and tuition can bereceIgcd here, as in town
Tor little morecNpcico than tuition alone there !;
yet Tree from NIL the Vicious habits aud vicious
society, common % II cities
The original inleHi0n0f the donors to th;e
Academy was bs4svosBt, anlthe present trus-
ices are determlued Sgspare 60 expeucc that
'le'r iundS wili adnt ofyIn Carving 1t into
c1eCution' 4hey areaessprepacd 20 accom-
,Looale any number Of pupils tpat may offer
iodng gentlemen may ftVey phase, have lodg.
ing rooms in tie Acsd.pfy. &lung ladies and
title boys can be ac;omr4odaDeG at Captain
JCmen's.
Al the advantages arising % youth from the
present plan cannot be get forth in an sIvcr-
u'ement butmay be fully ascertain.d hy APP
plying at Mr.. Dickinson's Tavern, or to an. Of
the undermined trustees, viz.
Coi. William Trueheart, Capt. John A. Rich.
-fdson' MAJOR Thomas Starkc, Capt. Peter Tos.
yer alexander Anderson, ESP or the subscri-
ton.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-01-14

4 pHlun ez q0.s s"-:t7~-
III a Ccart Of Rgs'iags he'd Eorf4e Cifyo6 Rid
"'o"a' az tts Coarth9H'e, 'Ae I4:h aay If De-
cen'ber, 1912.
John " Io.;.. PiG1
m'Lsouth~ick,i John p. Price, SLIcLaare,s.
Nh' u. Wren, Fibert,
DeEs.
The defendant sanu-i Sal. hwick not having
entered Iis APPEARANCE, andsiven security ac.
c,ordiin,g to thsaet Of Assemble and The rules Of
this Court, And itfappeming by satisfactory
evidence, That he not an ilhabi,snt 81 I'll ,Iis
country, 1t s. ordered That the said delcn.
dsnt do aPpsarhqFeog The FIST DAY 0. Fcbrus.
ry Court neg, and avg wer tie bin OF tie plain
tn and ihats ooPNpt tbs order he forthwith
lnrerted IN soIifv nesfsPapsr published in tl.is
City TOR two months VIC gess.vely, ani 20. ted AZ
,he door OF the Courthouse Of the sid coun.
~.
CoPy--Teste,
TuOs. e. HOWARD, Cpk,
Dec. q.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-01-14
TnOMAs wINsLEY, GLalLmar

- y IHt UVHIu Y ITH7frcJ.
he course Of Education, though somewhat
different in form, will be the same in fact. rs
mat pursued In the Richmond Academy, when
mr' D. lcit II, viz The Greek, Latin and IN.
si'sh languages clossically History, Geopra-
Ply and thc Bellies Letircs Arithmetic, BOOB.
Aceping, and OH the practical and useful brsn.
ches OF the MaIematieBwuh ulcLsl ofCilo5cs
ana other insirunrns--1'he School will com.
lHence The second Monday in January next, aud
oont.hle thc who's year, as.no holidays VIII be
allowed but those requcstedtsy parents.
Nov. 10. .r
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-01-16

nucleus or an army to fight in the cause Of
the Patriots lit certainly evihces bold x
romantic yeniuS.
Nac"gdacnes was taken with abnu. ore
hundred ano fifty men, and all the inhabi.
Eahts capable 1T bearing arms immediately
hocked 10 ms STANDARD. Magee, who has
assumed the title OF Colonel, proceeded to
the Trinity and cncAmrcd. Here he re
manned several months. IN a country abouad-
ing with provisions, which the inhabitants
furnished literally. Parties of thirty, forty.
and hity men joined him daily so that a.
oout the first or September he had upw ards
OF cight hundred men under arms, and the
nunloe' ehcrcas!nE more rapidly than ever
MS time was continually employed in redn-
eng his party To discipline and subordinate
on : afi undertaking which appears almost
impossible from the heterogeneous collec-
ti"n oil which the party is composed. Hav-
inS received intelligence that 4 division of
Hayon was near Saitillo, on the other side
0. the Rio del Nogte, on its march to San
Antonio. he resolved TO hasten on a. soon
as possible, without waiting for furthe.' re-
,n'Hrce :nents. On the 18th hci took I'm III.
march Tor has city: his force CONSISTING of
~ HI HUNDRED AMERICANS. 1six
hundSed of whom were well armed and dis
cipined,} and tTco hund,cd ana FIN lNferi-
cans. under Mr.. Davenport, Of Nacogdo-
chea.~ He had also a few inconsiderable
picres If artillery.
Inc distance from the Trinity to San Ar
tonic is about350 miIes--thc country open x
hliiy. 1t is crossed by several considerable
rivers, but the greater part is badly wa
tered; the rivers are difficult to ford
and, withoa! precaution, an ambush
near some one OF them would expose
The party to be entirely cut OF. The conn
try, except a few inconsid srab!c settle
ments on The rivers, may be said to be un
innaoled san Antonio &c Behai is a toe-
raN'e village OF about sixteen hundred souls.
The fore is said to mount SO pieces Of
cannon, & to be garrjsuned bysever hundred
regulars, but greatly disaifected, and con-
tinuaily deserving % Mage.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-01-16
BY AUTHORITY. J
January Il.
AN ACT

directing the Secretary Of the Treasury to
remit fines, forieitures and penalties, in
Certain cases.
BE IL enacted 6y The Senate and House Of
Representatives Of tie United Suites Of III
mefica ia Congress assembled, That in all
Cases where goods, wares and merchandise,
owned by ciuZen or citizens Of the United
Sta cs, have been imported into the United
States from the United Kingdom Of Gteat
Britain and Ireland, which goods, wares x
merchandise were shipped on board vessels
winch departed therefrom between the
twenty third day of June last, and the ,if-
'ecnth Cay OF September last, and the per-
son or persons interested in such goods
wares or merchandise, or concerned In the
importation thereof, have thereby incurred
any nnc, penalty and forfeiture, Under an
act entitled an act to iutcrdct the con-
Hercial intercourse between the u States
and q Britain, aud France, and their de.
pendcncies, and fer other purposes" and an
act entitled an act concerning the com
merclal intercourse between the u. States
ana Great Britain, and France, and their
dependencies, and for other purposes" and
the act supplementary to the act last men
toned. ON such person o. persons pctitionin~
!or relief TO any judge Or court proper 10
near me same, IN pursuance Of the provisi-
ons ct he act, entitled" A n act TO provide
Tor mitigating or remitting the Sues, forfei-
lures and penalties, in certain cases therein
mentioned 20 & on the facts being shown on
enquiry had by said judge or courts stated &
transmitted, as by said act is required
10 the Secretary of the treasury in all
such cases wherein it shall be proved
to his satisfaction that said goods, wares
and merchandise, ut the time OK their
shipment, were bona fide owned by {. citi-
zen or Citizens of the United States, and
Slapped and did depart from some port or
place in the united kingdom of Great Bri-
tain and Ireland. o Nned as aforesaid, be-
tween the twentythird day Of June last
and the fifteenth day Of September last, the
oecretary OF the treasury is hereby Direct
cd to remit all fines, penalties and forfeit.
ares, that may have been incurred under
the SAID acts, III consequence OF such ship
lncnt, importation or importations, upon
the costs aud charges that have arisen or
may arise being paid, and on payment of
the duties which would have been payable
Dy law on such goods, wares and merchan-
dlze, II legally imported; and also TO di-
rect The. prosecution or prosecutions, if any
shall have been iBstituled for the recovery
thereof, to Cease and be discontinued: Pro-
p3deG ncUertheie9S, That no case in which
the purchase Of such goods, wares and 1ner-
SpAhdize, was made, after war was know
toeXas, between the u. States and Great
britain, at the port or place where such
purchase was made, Shall be entitled 10 the
benefits of this act
II. CLAY,
ShtGheT Of the House of REPRESENTATIVE.
WIN. Il. CRAWFORD,
PTestaent qfthc Senate hro.temkore.
January 2, 1879.
APPROVED,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-01-16
NEW EST ABLIsHMENT,
opposite tue Eagle Tavern.

opposile tue raSie Tavern.
y VIE Subscribers having entered into Cc.partneS.
Z ship, under the firm OF
4. Il. SEIXdS, e. Co. 'N
Respectfully inform their friends aud the public in
general, that they have just received from the ma
l.utscturers Of New-York, Philadelphia and Bai,i-
more, 50 trunks Shoes, comprising a very general
assortment of the following, viz
Ladies' black and cofd. Morocco slips and ties
Do do. do, do. do. London dressed
Do do. do. do. do with Buckles
DO: do. Seal and Cordovan Slips, trimmed &
with buckles.
Do. do. Morocco walking aud cork soles.
DO. English and American hid slips Of all CO.
Tors, plain, iu!l trimmed and with buckles
Misses black and coloured Morocco slps and ties
Do. cooured slips.
Do Leather Slips, Ties aud Bootees.
Chidrens' black aud cold. Morocco Slips Ties &
Booees.
Sentlemens' and boys fine Shoes and Pumps.
do. do. Shoetees:
Together with = large assortment of mens'. wo-
Iaens' and boys common Leather Shoes.
Also
Playing Cards Desiiver's Manuiaetory1: Walk
ing Canes: Trunks: Brushes: Hat Covers: Chill
drens' London Hats and Feathers
Do Worstei Socks aud Stockings.
Chenille and other tri innings:
Which they will dispose of at the most moderate
prices Tor cash or approved paper,
II. MARKS,
j. b. SElXAS.
January IL. iv