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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-10-04
TERRI ,rIa SHIP NEWS


Ere; 7rsfs, Saiis,5 R.gtis, a.3ss f-fssi.ss-s."
Pot Of <ssshs. fGspsis ssff Arrived
hnce our lAli Eve Hofie Wagon. from Hir.
gina 10 M. lahus Manufactures
Tobacco One 4 horle Do from Baltimore tor
Milledgeville
Dsfa,fei Five s Horle Wagon for Viz.
gina, with re. uta q g0e. Of Cotton
Two hofie 90 Tor PHI zaelpha
Two do do touched here from 0retnsbo.
rough, for Philadelphia
Pert ., Bshisssss Sslf eo-Auiysd IS day.
from Bolton, two wagons, enc Of which "a.
neVgaiefhy four oxen snd one hofie and The
o,her by two oIen aud thfse horlss, en-
mandsd by captains crew on board. QUE
"hiie man aid boy each. cargo cotton cards.
lin ware &c sc cunhyned to Pr.nti. - Car
ter, VIM French, ana hers. On Their pr.
gge ouched ., Philadelphia AID landed 9au
OF heir cargo, eouhaag OF Iteh onsrlsni aud
icme other notions. Saw none Of hi, m Joy,
cutter. on he voyage and fos Z re tosd
free from gun boas. ouilom haufe 9th er.,
navy orde,. and all o her otitruetion, 20 sag
gon safs,e,ize spoke two Wagon, nasiga
ted by 5 horie. each, c. mpanded by -,
boand from R,chmond Ylrginis, 20 N YORK,
30 days our, under ealy fail. cargo pug sobSe
CO, exc; all well
ALTO arrived. liz Wagons, navig gated ty Eve
hories each, oomsianded Ivy captains -.
ten days our ON Richmond bound to Phila-
dephia, all well; cargo plug tobacco and cot
ton, oon6gned to iugefcafgo on board, for
fses and remittance. saw no impedimsnis TO
navigation on the iouthern co.h
Alto arrived, aiter long add fediou, pat
isge, one horfe Wagon, from Auguiia. cargo
COTTON, con6gned 10 order Had The good
fortune TO eiespe the vigilance Of admiral
| Cock I'm and his efuiiers. saw arunher Of
enemies commerce On The pAd.ge bu teoev.
ed no injury
SEPT g. Yenerdsy evening arrived two
-four wheel yeilss. navigated by FIVE hoIfes
each, commanded by captain - bound
| from Richmond 20 bs!iimore and ma ket
cargo tobacco, and conlgned TO The iuperear.
go on hoard; touched here for the ia Of
our markets; found they would DOT do up
! helm, crowded all fail and bore ~ for PhIla
fhia Spoke in The lsti uje OF Frede,ioks
burg, lever.l and ihip. under a preis of fail,
wind N Ivy w. for fou heru ports ; hailed few
eral bu, the wisd betty frelh. ard a great
cloud of duff, could no, d,ifinctly learn where
| bound or what their cargo. but IRON apssar-
anee Of large bales a, he fern, preiume the
cargo wa. negro cloth'ng ana other wooleus
for WIN er fuppy =
Psri # NeTs Bsfo,d, S.pt II; Arrived he
regular packer Wagon, Capt Cole, from Bel
No, cargo dry goods, &c TO iundry perions
| Cleared Wagon -, Capt Iabcr tor
| Providence, cargo French maoufae ures
| strf 10 Clss,si aud jeiiej three Wagons
i nader sonvov If Com Ph,nney for Bolton
cargoes brandy
On ,hs 18Th ina was fpoken wagon
from fairhavea, Handing to the no'h"srd
with cargo Of coffee. Same day, at ~, -
was teen With i,gnA of diitrefs, having been
chsled by an enemy and obliged 10 throw
| nearly the ~hoe cargo over.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-10-04
MARAIED,

In Warren, M Thomas G Sandford, mef
10 Mis-, Maria H Head. Mr. Heerv Flscs.
mer. Of Waidaboro, TO Miss Sarah ID lie Il
daughters of Col. james w Head
In Newburyport. by the Rev John An
drews. MIR. Thomas Merrill merchant o.
Portland, 10 Miss sophia Smith, daughter
of Mr. Leonard Smith, ofthe former place
In his own, BY the Rev. Mr. Bio d, Mr
Simeon Pr.t,, 10 Miss Sarah SNOW.
On Monday last, BY he Rev. Nichols
III. George HILL, mer. to Miss Pascal
LA CRIFFIE.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-10-04

misfortune Several circumstances led
them to believe that lhe tainted and fell
into the fire, and before fhe revived was
70 burnt that me could not extrica;e her
felf from her clothes, nor help herfelf lon.
ger than 10 crawl to the entry, where her
clothes fet fire to the floor, which was burnt
quite THROUGH. She was 40 years of age
on the day of her death-a woman of fair
and exemplary character & much lament-
mented by all he, connexions. Argut.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-10-04

d;mini1led when we reflea upon the
nrelent fubject matter of their tri-
pmphs. 1t is battle of Englilh a
CAN'T Englilh blood it is, in every
snfe of the word, mott affecting
war to thofe who think and feel juit-
10. and we lhould not think that we
acted honelt'y, if we did not again
and again repeat our prayers that 1t
NAV foon have an end
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-10-04

THE fubfcriber respectfully informs the
inhabitants of Portland that he intend. open
ing a SINGING SCHOOL for the ihitrueton
of young Ladie, and Gentlemen in the ru IS e
Singing Thole who with to patroniie HIM,
are requeled to pay puneioal attendance at
the Uaios s.bnoi Howe, in Union iireet, on Tuef
day the I9.h inf az 6 O'Clock n. where
they may learn his terms
~ The fubfcriber has good c Clarionet
for iaIe, cheap for cath
WILLIAM DAVIS
D.7si<x
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-10-04

taken June 90 and The Mariner. fion IA.
macis far Ifelaaa, cargo sagsf nm, sc.
teken Joy p ,tizes 10 the Pfis Yaekee
of Bristol--hase bren fe.fskfn. I'd arrive =
II if Sept, i6--Tl e} wers vsluee
$50 900 dis O vessels ordered - hf be
Yak. 4 ste known 20 have been reisken Z
and another. cutter sloop. h. probably
been re- ken. having been captured above
90 days since
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-10-04

The ialt Patriot feems extremely
Jealous that the federalilts ihould
participate in any way with The gen
eral fen iment OF appreciation at the
fuccefs of our navy. The language
they ufe. fnacks very much OF the
intemperance of the inconitant. who
breaches loudly about her chadi'y.
B5Aon Gazette.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-10-04
EVENING SCHOOL !

THE fubfcribers propofe opening an Even
ing School a, the Academy, for The IN.
Gruciion of Y g Gentlemen IN the several
branches of Education
Particular attention will be paid to the
nudy of Geography. wi'h nich'a''o"' f's"'
Globes and Map, school to commsnee on
Moudzy evening the 18th infant
Terms the fame as al other Evening Schools
N. Fl. CARTER.
1 WESTON
po.fL,,J on q
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-10-04
Sa,ftte S1'p Jsems.
r0R7 OF PORTLhND-lsIs

MoadaP Stbf "
Arrived brig John Adams, Caps Gold
from st Jim, IN e)-sloop Commerce.
Waite tom frespo. t-28 b, sloop Friend
ship, Rowe fom Bal -29 u, schI LAX,
Hatch from Moose Peck Reach-sloop
Rambler, Bucknsm f,om NurthJ srmou h
30tb, sloop Revenge, Slower from Maohiss
1egsiay, Sept. %.
Argiyeda whalebost, capt Morgan, from
Eastpori- From whence we learn that on
the "a IA lust. the Salem 1t a ing mill o..
.nge, mourning two sseipe ., hlhen, com.
msnder. l.enns under 'de OF James Mad.
ison. Esqlire,) was chased as oee on Fox
lslsnd by the British privateer Dart, and
was tsksa possassion OF and burnt by the
b.rges Of TIE focng Emuious aud Brim.
then at snch0r ~ Machlas BDy.--ltis SAID
,hai tbc cspt. and crew Of the u. asge let
their shayng-nill halt an hour before the
boats were able % come up 10 her--and hss
they were ~ terribly ifightensl tat They
lost their J,urnsl aud C.nmlssion near the
shore where they lard The inhaoiI MI
picked them up boriiy atser aud deposited
hem In dung hiI for safe Keeping
but from The cucumstsnce of their peng
missing he mex day, IL isfconclujed The
light owner repossesscd himself Of them.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-10-04

and is vicinity, for their exerlions 70
preserve his property, by which the
desk, containing his books of account,
notes and other valuable papers J' sun
dry other articles we,e saved
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-10-04
NOTICE.

THE Society for THEOLOGICAL EDu-
j CATION viii be he'd a. ,heir nest
annual meeting in Bath, on w.deeidsy 18th
oet. infant at 8. a. N
Asa RAND, Sersfey.
ban on a 1873
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-10-04

AT . meeting of the citizens Of Dos
ton it was voted To present an elegant
Sword TO Com Perry in honor Of the
signal victory achieved by the Squad.
ron under his command oh Lake Erie
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-10-04
PoyfISga Rersusiegt Soeiefy.

Portland BenevsLext Soeisiy.
THE Member. Of Portland Beasv5 sni So
Getty are hereby notified 'hsi her Anna :
al Meeting, for The choice Of Office. SC. will
be hol,en a, The couf, Houfe IA Portland. or
Wednesday, the IS b day OF October neat, ss
three clock in the afternoon.
STEPHEN IONGFPLLoW, Jr. Say.
sf1kmtsr 80, Isi3
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-10-04
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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-10-04
Mr. SHIRIRY,

Mr. SurRLry,
TIE foii'w.ng is an extract from Doctor
Which, Domestic Encyclopedias under the
article Rye =
''forme ly considerable quantities of rye.
meal were converted into bread in England !;
sometimes being knesded slone, aud occa.
sionaliy with small, por ion of whea,en
-four. Il IS, however, seldom used 1t pres
ent in THIS country, on account of rs being
subjec, Especially during hot summers that
succeed wei spriog) to disease, known
in France under the name of Ergot but
which is called in England horned rye. spur.
or horued iced. The grain thus .ffe ci.d
grows oul into large horns, con- aiming . mix
ture of black anu White fsrinsclous 40 WIDER;
and is said 10 appear as If i, were pierced by
insects, which are coniec ured to cause h,
diease. BY he use Of such dam ged gfsin,
the poorer class of people, both in France
and England have often been sfnic.ed with
fa'al dlsofderi, accompanied wab ex RENE
debility and gsngrene, or mortiicaiion of the
exire mites. Horned rye is equally fatal to
brutes sheep, dogs, swine, deer n y
re Sc, ducks. and other poultry. that were
led by by the way Of experiment, became
Violently CONFUSED. and died in great ago.
MES. So dele erious, indeed, are ~ effects,
thai il has even destroyed ,be flies which
seeded upon it,
Blu though rye, when diseased, be thus
preJndlciai 20 men and sniuals, YET in =
sound state, it is IN excellent grain for
bread -four, and u en- Yields sbundant crops"
As he fsst summer has been excessive
ho'--and the preceding spring very wet.
perhaps it would he highly necessary for
farmers in thfeshing Gu, heir grain to ex
anime and see if there be Any spured rye q.
rnong IT, FARMER.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-10-04
From the Philsd. Register.
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS.
spifhout haraiiei, eUen an fRdNcE.

4vifhout fiaraiieL, eUen IN FRANCE.
of all the atrocities charged 10 the
Government of France, none has been
held in greater adherence than the
svsieni Of organized Ialsehocd,' under
which il has been administered since
The accession of the present despot.
Let the people of the u States per.
use with attention the proceedings oil
the senate Of the U..States, let them re.
feet on The relation in which MIR Rus
sell stood in Bassano's Correqhonaence
end Mr.. Websfer's resoiuhons--and,
however it may shock the feelings OF
every honest and intelligent citizen, he
cannot fail correctly 10 appreciate MIR,
NIadiscn's motives in nominating Jona-
than Russell TO mission, which would
have placed him beyond the reach of
in,errogatory, and rewarded his past
services.
Let il be noticed, and let it be i'm
pressed on every mans mind, that the
Secretary Monroe Informed the com.
mitt.e of the Senate that there zpas
no official denial or admission Of Mr.. Jon
athan Russell, that the allegation of The
Duke Of BaS8ano 10 Mr. Barlow 7vas
true but that (fhe Seerefary) had a
hrivate letter from Mr. Russell subse--
qaent 10 The allegation Of fbe Duke of
Bassano, IN zviieh he understood thaf al.
irganon 10 be unequiD0ealty denied
And yet this Identical James Monroe,
secretary Of state, did, in bis report in
answer to MIR Webster's resolutions,
introduce i7vo official deaiats by Mr..
Jonathan Russell, marked ID and l..
the one addressed to Mr.. Barlow bear
ing date 29th May, 1912; aud The 9th.
er to Mr.. Monroe, bearing date 3o,h
NAV, 1912.
Hence ii is evident, that either the
Information, given to the committee OF
the Senate, that 'thcye zuas no official
admission Or denial by Mr.. Russell svas
.faise--or the Two official denials mark
ed ID. and l. and transmitted by Mr..
Monroe 70 the House of Representa-
uves, WE'RE NOT IN EyIsTENcE, fphgn
Mr. Monroe gzve his Information TO Me
committee Of fhc Senate
Mr. Monroe may explain as he
pleases the dilemma of falsehcod is
fixed.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-10-04
AhiaI ". linkhan.

INFORMS b, snts and 81 lub'is q Fs1-
sral. hat he ~. s.sa ihs liafs isfsy 6.
supis5 BY Cap. DAVIS ssniih head q uhsoa
what where he ,asn fsr tale = genera
slor mcnt q
5,1a-Lasa Gsslf , Grsssr.sr.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-10-04

leo Calks New LIME,
II ss dir ssa IS cent fer ea's,
Iar Ilk y
JAMES cHApBoURH.
O94g
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-10-04
- az: Cd: s.t:N %

In the account OF the capture Of a
British vessel of war by the u. 5. brig
Argus, there must be some error in
the statement. The British sloop OF
war Bsrbadoes was lost some time since
ct sea, and by a late Sleeles' List Capt.
X p. Davies Commands the British
sIoop OF war Garland. 1t is probable
the vessel captured was formerly an A.
merican privatesr taken by the Barba
does before she was lost, and to which,
il is stated the crew of the Is. was trans
ferred.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-10-04
IORaLnm

William swan,
10 lsls -. Hszlk 81.
p'ps. - fssnsh sfsasy e ths ssfof
suKo-sea hhas usss sat
e e., - "a Fsafl Alkss
Dazkss4
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-10-04
AMERICANS IN AEGI2RS.

Capl Oeo.se Y. Sntt, IA icuer dated
gglers. Juae 10, 1873 re ,ns ,h.hss TO
Messrs. C.tewood, om,,h, and Vslmsiy. Of
Csd,z, foe he hbei al relief they. anu other
Americans IN Lisbon, and Gibraller txhere
o2000 We. e subscFibed) had furnished him
and his crew, Va their CAPTIVITY IN aiglers.
rhe crew Of The brig Edwin. of Salem, are
francis Cares, mate, Samuel Lar,ooe,
Daniel Cover, Elias Cuoel. George Tilier,
VIM Iurner, Tnomss Lewis, DAVID Alien.
John C,srk and Peter Lewis (biackl
These anu IS Poilsrd, OF Norios, are
all the Americans IN Alg ers.-La ptsIn
Smith Informs, that lac reside, IN the Con-
sai's family, and cenes every attention 3.
kindness that his men we're boarded a,
tavern IN the Irison, and were compelled 10
work daily, but we're rs comfortable Al cir.
eumstsnees won 4 admit That the Brit.
isb h ID negotiated Peace be ween Alsiers
aud Portugal, by paying about 4l4,O0O, dois
IN rsDsons and presens THAT the hger.
Inc ctuizers we're out, and would prohsbly
be oft CaGlz and LISBON, IN search of Amer
lean vases; aud .hal taey soou!d pay no at
fearoa 10 British Licences He adds, " h an.
5 1m, believe IS Gu, of The question -
There people sre ali sadly disappointed in
their expected plumber of the Americans,
which makes hem set AN immense value on
those in then power"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-10-04

At the capture of Vittoria, an i'm
mease magazine of clothing destined
tor the French army fell into The hand:
of the yictors.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-10-04

NATHANIEL PARTRIpoE, tenders his
thanks TO the inhabitants oil oaccarappa
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-10-04

Letter of marque sch Plot. Stsilord, of
Baltimore. from bordeaux, Aug "a ar at
" York 24th ut- Zig Argus OF New5u.
ryport was at N.utz, ready TO sail Several
vessels 10 southern ports were/ Il Boz
desux, B.yonnc, Rochelle, Nsn,z, I'Odent
and ConcarDesu. The Pilot oh her passage
home, captured oh sch L ~, from Por su-
prince for London. ,ook out some ARTICLES
and relca ed her ALSO, B'h big Mary
Ann, from St. Lucis Tor ST. Johns, N. b.
and rams, med her fof $500. The brig
which Com Rodgers sen, Iuto Passage, lef.
thst place abou Oh July, and was supposed
to be captured by the British, or los. Pas
sengers IN The Pilot, VIZ Mons. Deilisisrdler
wife, son in law, and niece Mons. Douil'
lard and Mons. 9 ibsi
A Fleet u shout 100 sail, for Newtound-
land aud N America, under convoy OF the
Albion ~, Talbot 20. Primrose IS, and
Mutine le, sailed from England 29th July
The d itsh briggs Wstson, from tie Brsz.
iIs for England, cargo 1916 bales Of cotton,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-10-04

The remains of the AGED and celebra
ted General Prince kutusoH have been
carried 10 and entombed at ST Peters
burg. The people drew the funeral
Car 10 the church aud the bier was GOV.
cred with trophies taken from the
French
None OF the late accounts from Eu.
rope make any mention OF the Amer
lean Ministers, tho they must have been
at the Russian Capital some time.
There cannot b. much doubt bu, thst
the so much talk d OF Mission to Russia,
which has served by turns to interest
aud amuse the pub.lck, will finally end
in smoke.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-10-04
@oCano:
MONDAY, October 4, 1915.

At the date Of the last intelligence
from Spain, Lord WellinGton's army
occupied position within leagues Of
hayonne, tie frontier town in France
on the borders Of Spaln--lhe army uns
der Marshal Sonlt was In the vicinity
strongly fortified
ST Sebastians still held out, though
olesely besieged
Accounts from France state that ihs
pre,siling opinion there was, that on the
termination o. the Armistice with Rus
STA, hostilities would recommence and
that Bonsparte had collected power.
full army ready to begin the work of
destruction
Capt Stafford arrived ct n York
from Bordeaux mentions that at the
time he sailed, Aug "a, French feet
[Rochfort] consisting of six 74's and 10
irigates was nearly ready for sea, under
sailing orders for America
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-10-04

~ ship, Stores rut up A. the ihoritl mott.
Oa.Bo t6s)
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Foreign.
Riehmond, Dec. Q.
N VIEWPOINT. Dec. IL.

Newport. Dec. IL.
FREWCR DOCUMENfTS.
ihe diplomatic correspondence between
rance and Austria, laid before the French
SENATE, is given in our London gaDers--
Ahese state Papers are very voium;nous
occupying nearly thirty columns. Fonr
Supplements are filed with dispatches from
the late French Minister at Vienna. NJ. OF
to, to the Duke of Bassano (Secretsrv of
9tate, )--notes between tie Austrian Minis
ter' Souht Metternich, aud the Duke of
nassano,-aLd other documents on the sub
ygCt o. tAe congress and Armistice, the
treaty OF Alliance between Frsnce and
austria, including the secret articles. and
the conduct of the auxiliary army under
fllnce ochwartzenberg. Count Metternich
is stated to have informed NJ. Otto. in a
conference on the 9Th Of January last, that
England had offered Austria 10000 OOOj 70
enahge her system, but that the offer had
oeen rejected with disdan. The secret ar.
tIcles OF the Treaty of 1912 STIMULATE thar
austria sh uld not assist France in the war
against England or Spain; and thar. IN the
event OF the re-establshrnent of the king
com OF Poland, should 4 be thought conye.
nlFnt % cede a past of Gallo t the king
uom, AUSTRIA should receive in EXCHANGE
the iIiyflan provinces. The Austrian auv;
- - N'h' SSh WIN ilhNIOR acted
private concert with the Russians from the
12'h OF November 1879. The French CO
Vernment, 1t is said, had not the least now
ledge OF the convention concluded with Say
ony' IN pursuance of which the Polish trno,s
he presence of which in part of Poland
would have greatly disquieted Russia. were
sent disarmed into the rear of the Frsncb
army.
The Duke Of Bassapo's repors to Bona
par'e, is the first Of the series of these DO
Cuments.
We have only room, at present, for the
last note Of the Austrian Minister. and thai
Vi ''e Duhe OIL bsSsano. Mercury.
DECLARATION or COUNT METrFRNrcH
DATED PRAGUE, AUG. u,
The undersigned, Minister offs ate. and
Tor Foreign Affairs, is Charged to make the
'oho"mg Declaration to the Count de Mar
'onne, Ambassador from the Ernperor of
france. Since tee last peace signed with
France III October 1909 his Imperial Ma
lesty and Apostolic XIX has directed all
nus so' cifnd-, not only TO the establishin,
With that Power relations of friendship and
conhdence, wblchshe made the basis of her
political system, D tt made ne Of those re-
ations.to snpp1rt,the peace and order of
Europe. Sh Latlsred herself THAI this i'm
mae connccIer, &C rented by a family al |
lanes c1ntrao.ed with the Emperor OF the
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-12-25
TIE RICHMOND
COTTON MANUFAcTORY.


u 8 nearly ready TO goirto operation, and will IL a
y few weeks wart Considerable number of hands
Men, Women, Boys aud Girls of vsrious sizes, will
I0eet with employment ----.snd white apprentices
Fsceivei.
Comfortable houses are srgcied at the establish.
rnent for The accommodation Of Families and others
that may be employed y-
\ School and Books Sc. TO win be kept at the
expenee Of the institution for the purpose of edtea.
ting the children both apprentices and Others, in
the common branch os an English edscation.
Under the organization OF this establishment, chill
Sren fnsy obtain from their gn industry comfort
sble M sintenance and tOlerabie good education. ,
None bat persons Of good character are intended
20 be employed; 1t others get in, they viii be dis.
charged as soon discovered. +.t.
Persons wishing employment may learn further
part euIars on app icson 10 Tr. Richard Harris OF,
TIE premises or the Subscriber In Richmond
BENZ. IA MES HARRIS
6J> few Young Men, dat car' read nd write,
With toerable good knowledge ct Arithnetick, can
unemployment at tl,s above eitgblisbment
Dec. 10. II
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-12-25

OF the Executrix OF the late Col ,y,,I;on Is
OF WestoVer, is thought proper to warn the mbie
the purchase Of supposed titles to lots in the
E'y OF nichmcnd, TO which the seller can show no
u.'e derived from the trustees OF Col. Byrd or
no equitable one nv the production OF a t;eiet In
wh'oh they are entitled. Persons who have ,sken
possession OF lots without either OF these titles
certainly convey none to purchaser and the trus
.ses wi'' be called ON forthwith to pursue the e-,l
remedies for the purpose of taking the y"
all such property, and holding il for the purposes Of
the trust, and Of Col. Byrd's will
Richmond, Dec Q. aaw4w
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ttarG-FYore. Cutlery and Sadd'ery,

11@|@ '. ere. Cutlery and Sa6G'eTy,
FoR SALE By
EDWARD STAPLES, Jr. on Z between I4th and
, 18th notwithstanding os
4 huN, RIM, knob and closet locks, brass esse knob
IL ana beaded ring common aud fine stock blk s,
or shackie pad, brit and brn Ches; and cupboard,
unk and srn ditto; brass and iron table butts and
eard-'aoie hinges, brass commode knobs and han.
aies cupboard turns knobs, Sc. screws, ro't nails
braces and bits, polished braces common and m
coat ana vest buttons, ivory and horn combs bras
anu plated candiesticks, sheet iron and copper tea
eett'es, Se.-hne white and green ivory knives and
lofSs IN sets, with carvers, SIC. to match, buck
snaih Duck and white bone chandle knives s. fork S.
me and common penknives, sportsmen's knives
common ard fine snulfers, SCISSORS cork screws K
Plated stirrup irons, duke btu. and b-adoo,.
sneIhes' curb chains, tug, harness and bride buo
kles, harness furniture in sets, sSc--eommon
nouoih anu s~iVa stirrup irons, sharp and S bent
HeInams and snaffes. japann'd and tinn'd nets and
nat sets' square hesd coach scravs, SO.
H'So, few boxes common & Whittelnore's Cot
'on and Wool Cards, OF assorted Nos
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