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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-04-30
Land toi, Sale.

80
NWE subscriber offers for sale, be-
tweea, IL * 1900 Acres Of LAND
in Charles County, Maryland, situated
about 4 miles rera psrt.Tobac.o, and
the same distance from payigabie We
ters. This property is rendered very
valuable on account of the great body
of timber upon it, and there is large
stream of water passing through the
LAND, upon which a Grist or Saw Mili
could be erected with great advantage -
A mors minute description is thought
unnecessary asitispresumedthose wish
ing to purchase will first view the Land.
For terms apply to John B. Morris or
Dsniei of St Thomas Jenifer, Esqrs.
near Port Tobacco, Mr.. Alexander
Moore of Alexandris or the subscriber.
WALTER H. JENIFER.
Port Tobacco, Feb "a. Il
" The Editors of the Federal Re-
psbncsn OF Georgetown and National
lntelligencer are requested to insert the
aeove till forbid, and sendthei accounts
To this Office.
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By virtue of deed oftrust

frem Daniel M'Carty and Margaret
Matilda Snowden, his wife, WILDE ex.s.
posed to public sale on Saturday the
2Sd day of April, tract Of Land ly.
ing in the County of Loudoun, Stats
of Virginia, known as M'Cary's Island
to satisfy balance due on said tract.
This property lies about &c miles q.
hove Georgetown, and the City OF
Washington, containing $40 Acres,
is known by its productions TO be tho
most valuable and desirable land in ei1
thcr the states of Maryland or Virgi.
MIA, & with proper cultivation man be
made to produce 100 bushels of corn
per acre. A great proportion of this
tract is heavily timt,ered, lrem which
an inexhaustible quantity Of ship tins
Der, slaves, sc. may be taken The
property Will be shewn on application
to Mr.. John w Brona,igh, in G eorges
town Terms of Sale will be made
known on the day of sale by
The Trustees. s
Jan ~. lawts.
The subscriber by viitue of deed
of trust from the above mentioned DaS
MEL M'carty, decd. will also expose
to public sale for Cash, the above II ms
toned property It the time and., the
above mentioned, to satisfy with APP
due of certain debts in the saiist from
trust mentioned.
Thos. Swami, Truly
Feb 10 oss
In consequence of tl sss..
ness of the weather, the 81.
the above property is postporl :
ed until Saturday the 2Sth Of
May next, when it, will take
place on the premises. q
April % dts.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY
R0k 49,. n

A TRACT . Ian D containing
two hundred and seventy three acres
and a2if, situuted on the banks OF
the river Potomac, abeut four miles
from Aiexandrie ny water On the
tract thsre are two cxceiisnt t3erring
Laailngs, the upper oae is well I'M
proved by a hst-Rouse, exceeded by
pnne All point al Convenience. There
Is on the premises. a convenient Dwell
ling House In good repairl a spacious
Kitchen with two rooms, which may
be converted iato lodging places ior
eight servants, and a large loft, a
smoSe-house, aud milk-house there
is also ar unfinished frame building,
which at a small cxpSnce might be
converted into Darn, near it is a we'll
of excellent water, and there are or the
premises two good springs, pare of the
and has been cloyered, and is sus-
ccptible of mucf improvement, the
fences are IN good repair, a corsidera-
bic, part post and tail an there is a
safficiency of r2ii tin,9er and fire wood.
~ is presumed persons wishing to
purchase will view the premises
further description is considered un-
aecessarY-for particulars apply to
r. / Tsvior, Esq Aex.ndria.
II this property is cot very shortly
sold by private. contract. ii viii be of.
Jared at paolic sale on the premises
>ome time IN the u,ontb OF .Iunenext.
~ IS There IS a considerable ann
Der ofyooog peach; fress &c: in full
bearing on thoga5ore 'f7et.
C. W. Valangen.
March 10. .e diff.
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Cohen's Gazette and Lottery
REGISTER

Is Published every week, and con
tains besides other matter, regular
Price Current and correct accouni
of the Drawings ofthe Baltimore Lot
teries. with information particularly in:
teresting to distant adyenturers. II
will be forwarded Gratis, to comps.
mics OF individuals who purchase an.
nGally Ten Tickets or more, Other.
will pay Two Dollars per annum Or.
ders Tor the Gazette must be post paid,
April Is,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-04-30
Hardware and Cutlery.
ADAM LYNN,

81 AD.d1f LYNN; ssS 1.
Ohhosite the Mechanics Bark,
HAS FOR SALE.
IRON and Brass Door Locks, Stock
Locks, Pad Locks, Chest, Cupboard
Trunk and Drawer Locks, Butt Hinges
H., Strap and Chest Hinges, Wood
Screws, Latches and Bolts, plated and
timed Bride Bits, Stirrups & Buckles,
FiIss, Planes, Chisscls, Gimblets, Avis,
and Shoe-tacks, Gun.flints, Brittania
Metal and Pewter Spoons, NeedleS
Pins, Netting Pins, Fish-hooks, Brass
and Japanned Wares, Cross.cut and
Hand. saws, Cotton Cards, Knives and
Forks, Pen.kniyes, Rasors, Scissors
Butcher and Shoe knives, and a few doa
zen English
GRAIN MD GRASS SrYTHESs
!, ALSO,
Jewellery, Silver and Plated Wares
Swords, Epanlets and Plumes, &c.
He has also Cut lacks and Sprigs OF
every description, for sale at the manuA
facturers' prices.
April 81 If 4
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Joseph Vaudeville,
Corner of King and FaiJar Streets.
OFFERS FOR SALE,
100 quarter chests and boxes TEAS
of best quality
" hhds. Muscovade L Orleans Su.
gars
81 barrels Dc.
$4,000 lbs. refined Sugars,
10000 ID. Coffee
1000 ID Pepper
40 boxes fresh Philadelphia Choco-
late No. band 8
Is pipes Cogniac Brandy
10 puncheons w. India Rum
S hhds and 90 bbls Northern do. !
40 casks Smyrna Wine
~ bids Molasses
$50 boxes Raisins
900 lbs Fresh Cnranss
200 reams Wrapping Paper.
Ind a general assortment as usual,
ofthe best WINES, LIQUORS and
GROCERIES.
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10 Dollars Reward.
u AN AWAY from the Subscriber
II on the night of the 7th instant
Mulatto Girl NARY,

4ANtUCtO NHt Aid1tLS
Often calling herself MARY ANN
TRIPLE TT, about % ears old, mid
die stature, remarkable forward when
made free with--She carried away with
her two cotton frocks one Of blue with
a narrow stripe of white--the other a
purple cross.bar'd with black and Vel.
low, Cloth new No particular marx
except cut on the fore finger of the
right hand, which has lately healed up.
prevents her bending her finger
Mary is pretty generally known in
town, and.is supposed to be harbored
by the free people of color, having
never in all her life been beyond the
limits of the town. If taken in the
country, further compensation will be
made. All masters Of vessels and o.
theirs, are forewarned from harborine
or carrying her off.
Alexander Mckenzie.
April 81. l2t.
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J. ID. Sinlns,
OR
Alex: Moore,

HSeeasors Of the last All! and tesla.
;, men; Of Jas. Croik, deed.
March IL diff
~ Inc Editors of Nat. Inteiiigen.
w Winchester Gazette, and Lees
ys "ashingtonian willplease insert
e. g ABOVE in their respective papers
~ times, and send their accounts to
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-04-30
THE SUBSCRIBER,

HAS received for Sale, fresh sup.
ply of first quality PHILADELPHIA
PORTER & ALE, part of which is
now in bottles, and fit for use.
VIM. DUNLAP.
N. B. He has also on hand, and for sale
at his Mandatory,
400 boxes superior quality SOAP and
CANDLES, Mould and Dipt-4,
S, 6, 8 and 10 to the pound,
IS bbls. clear N. c. ROSIN.
April ls. q
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March a.:
NOTICE,

THE subscriber Of Fairfax County,
state of Virginia, has obtained from the
county court of Fairfax, Letters tesla
nentary on the estate Of Peter Wa.
getTer, late of the county aforesaid,
deceased. All persons having claims
agaiDs. the said decedent are hereby
warned to exhibit the same, with the
vouchers thereof to the subscriber, on
Or bsfore the I'd day OF July next, or
they may By law be excluded from all
benefit to said estste--And those IL
looted thereto ere required to make
Immediate payment.
Sarah Y. Wagner,
Adrn'rx. of p. WAGNER
April d3m
!
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GERARD.

GERARD,
About 20 years VI age, ABOUT fect2
to 4 inches Oh, has a iuti set OF teeth;
thick Ups, down look, and is tolcra-
bly, DARK. Wheu. ne lett home he had
CA a otwilled country cloth Jacket and
,rowscrs about halt WON, and new
oznsbargs shirt. Its probable he has
changed his clothing, ashe took others
alonS with him GERARD formerly
belonged to Francis H, Eozer, decd
and was sold TO me by Dr.. Danger.
field. He has always lived near the
Alexandria Ferry on the Maryland
side and IS his parents are living
there now, it is expected he is lurking
about the Gown oil Alexandria or city
Of Washington. lie has relations at
SIR. William Beil's, living On the Po-
tomac, eight or ten miles below Piss
cataway-He has also some acquain-
tances living in the neishbourhood of
the Occoquan Mills in Virginia. AS
he is an artful fellow, it is probable he
will change his name, and ende YOUR to
pass Ter & free NAN -
Masters of vessels, as well as other
persons, are warned harbouriag or
employing said fellow at the peril of
: the law.
Whoever will take up said fellow &
secure him in some jail SO that get
him again, shall receive the above re-
ward.
IAMES N0RTON
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Lost or MiSlaid

Thursday last, a Letter address
ohn Cooke, jr. in which was in-
Note of 800 Dollars negotiable
hnk ofPo,omac, drawn by John
Rnd nate PAYABLE to Daniel c.
NTH ID. Brcnt's endorsement.
vii be Of no service to any
hy leaving at this Office the
Note, the person shall be
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OFFICIAL NOTICE..
CDHEN'S

2 OOa2aA1S ~
Lottery and Exchange Office,
No. 40, Market Street,
BALTIMORE.
Baltimore Hospital Lottery,
SECOND CLASS.
Only &c Drawings to be COMPLETED.
THE WHEEL STILL CONTAINS,
one prize of $4,000
one Of 10000 /,
two Of 5000
one of LOCO
e; sht Of SOC
eleven of 800
Besides Hundreds, Fifties, &c. &c.
So The first drawn Ticket
on MONDAY tha I'd of MAY will
be entitled to a stationary premium OF
TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS |!
And on the following Monday inlay
9TH the First Drawn Ticket
will be emitted to
FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS !
~ The Drawing will Positively
take place as stated, and will continue
to draw at least Three Times per
Week until finished. !.
Present price Of Tickets (7oarranted
andraUn) St4.
~ Orders for Tickets or Shares
from any part of the Unien, Enclosing
the cash or prize Tickets in any OF
the Lotteries, post paid) addressed to
the subscriber, will be promptly and
punctrally attended to, and the earliest
intelligence sent of ccess.--Foreign
Bank Bills are received without de-
duclion.
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J. /. COHEN, JUN.
PRINCIPAL .Agent for the Contractors.

r. At COHEN'S- OFFICE have
been sold, one Prize Of 8 5o,ooo--l Of
90. oeO-2 Of i0,oOo--7 of 100 Tickets
each, besides large proportion OF Five
Hundreds, &c.
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[No. 4l5S.
FoR SALE
n NEGRO MIN.

He is accustomed to work on q farns
PRINTERS.
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SATURDAY, April so, 1914.
Efty Dollars Rezoa,'d. .

y Az ~ Az on he 3ist Oct. from
q the anbscnosr, living near Be-
nel,ct, Ghsries roanty, Maryland, a
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K4NH.4W4 LIND

K4NH.4Y4 LIND
FOR SALE.
TIE SUBSCRIBERS WILL SELL kBeUT
3U3 ACRES
O drst qnti.ty mImpfeyed bottom
LAND, lying on the great kanea"a
RIVER, in the state OF Virginia, and be
i19 part o. the lands belonging 10, the
ssEa;e Of Dr. James Crnk, decH he
Character OF the Lands upon the Kan
navA generally, and particularly of the
tract kD w w '1e "a me OF
Craik's Survey.
Is 100 wei. understood TO require de-
s;'lHon, suffice II to saw, that the land
nov oiferedtor sale, IS interior to aone
in That country. Salt works havs been
'a'eIS established in It's neighborhood
\ Ia!l and perfect title will be given
Terms Of sale CASA Persons disposed
20 purchase will apply to
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NOTICE.

Erecneors Of Ja'aes craik
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-06-04

was totally anacqus;n.ed wish tn pie, which
was carried into effec, on February the 2lst
that be certainly did sell soiue Stock On
that day, but not SO much Us ne had been
in the habit of doing a, other times. when a
rise in the public funds took place
Mr.. X. Sandom having requested To at
tepd>the Com mittee. stated, that he resi-
ded at North street that about an hour
before DAY light OF the morning If Februa-
ry the 2lst, two men, dressed ike FOREIGN
ers ard pretending 20 have come recently
from the coast OF France, landing near his
house froio siX-oared galley, and having
called him up, delivered to him a note,
purPorting to have been written By per
500 o. the name OF Partridge, whom he
had formerly known at Dover, requesting
him TO take these two persons TO l,ordon,
VINO oao great public news 70 communicate
TO government, but not to suffer them TO be
AZ any exnence trat he accordingly did or
Ger rbaise trom Dartford, and .tpy pro
ceeded In the manner already described)
to Marsh Gate, where they alighted that
thcV tonn wectto Westminster Bridge and
took BOAT to Whitehall, and on entering
one OF the passages Of that building the two
men took leave OF htn, by saying thew had
no turtner occasion Tor my services that he
has not seen nor he ard ct them since that
he has. however, seen Partridge, and finds
tnat the order sent TO him was forgery
Mr Sandom stated, that he had no account
IN the Stock Exchange that he disclainred
all knowledge of any of the parties in the
plot, and said that for some time he believed
the report which was circulated) to have
been true.
AT subsequent examisatien Mr.. Fearn
expressed Some doubt upon this point as to
Lord Cochrane
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-06-04
Land FOR sale.

I Z ME terms of 8 former sale n OF bsy;,s h-. 80
phed w'th-vih be sold, Monday the .,xtb
Gay ~ June next (f iar, II the next fair ,svl .,
King William co,rt-house, that valuable
called EJNDEIEED, in King William sn,,n,r
which Formerly belonged to Mr. John yv.Ii.n "a
ceased. 10 person disposed 10 purchase, tAere j,
NOT tract OF land more desirable than this "a v.u
tor the many natural advantages which IL ros,.,s,
ss Toe The many tap-oye nenis which ha - re- ,,,
upon 1t 10y iia hate owner. Situated upon the Al -
te pony river opposite 20 Waiker,or shsra $500
can come wito'n lew ysrts OF che shore f-o-,, a
grsnsry that stands immediately unon the s.,k .
vessel eHo ae loaded within snort time and s,, .,
any insrket ,hs' the o~,sr ple-s-s. There i, nno,
the lsrd vefy spph dwelling honse srd c,-r~ -.
o-sssry out house; s'soa ni which thni orisinaIlx
intended ter the OF the plantation only Iosh-
vita attention, be ni.;ie To Accommodating f,. e
ne SURROUNDING neighbours. Tiers are two w.
me yoons orchHrds the fruit vh;ah "a of shp No.,
select Kind, sad which with proper care snd -
non, might be r.sde TO yield large guaatiues az
brandy aud cider IN
there 10 % present growing upon tee land a erop
81 wheats which from the qIsnity scwn ant So,
the quality OF the land, t is expes,ed IN ,,,o,,,
very hae crop. TNo-s
From the title pspers Cor this tract ofI,an5. IL
peSrs ths, ID contains ahont l4Si ssres for which
HoSnhty IT viii be sod, he the snuoe rporc or l,sI
about goo acres of which, rich, level Eat lend
Terms OF Safe-I'he Purchaser will b. SLOWED
a eredt OF two years er the whole purchase ,nor.v
e iuuatnu pounds OF which to carry interest from
the dsy IT SALE the interest Ia paid At the nd IS
each year, until the whole shall bacotne elu.-I'L
na'snee OF the purchase Spaey carry Interest r,
1ne gay OF sale, 1t not ppuetu'Iy paid when due
10 secure the payment OF the whole purchase M,
ney' bond with approved urity will De requires,
WIN deed OF trust u?on the land and as there ars
seer" st'atees who viii entitled TO the Droeee.
.. me safe OF the land it will BE- required tha T. ere
'hsi DE separate bonds given for the pronerton Of
each l-gatee. " -
IL wiz he expected, that soon as the land il ,o,S
ue pur.os,er "'ii ne prepared to comply with Ia.
terms OF sale, and should tbey not bs
within two days alter the sale, new one will i.
MayY e. - L = O'I-
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LLIAM HAMMOND.
MINUTES OF FVIDRNCP

Ahomas Shilling stated that he is a post
boy AT the Marquis of Grandby Inn. Al
Dartford-that he took up a person abour
halt past seven O'Clock on Monday morning
Feb. 2lst-that he drove the wheel horses"
that when the gentleman got into the chaise
the wGiier asked him if h. knew of any
news, to which he replied. that " it was ali
over that when the waiter asked him
what ne meant by its being all oUer. he 8. id
that Bonsparte was torn in thousand ME
Ces, aud that the CGssacks fought for a share
OF him--th2t at the same time he said this
he wasin the chaiss--that he ordered the
post boys TO drive fast, and that they accnr.
DINGHY did DIVE very fast for the first three
mIes, but when they came to Bexley Heath
ne fold them they need not drive so fast . IN
he sajc his b9gILess was not so Dart;c,tar
now, since he thuaght ihe teiegraDhs conId
TO; work. Shilling replied that he was SIRE
they could not. as he knew all the te,eeranbs
that the gentleIn Ar, then looked ont of
the chaise window aud said Post boy !you
need not mention the news as you 90 aiong ="
TO wIiica Shilling replit d, " ] snail not. sir
unless you desire it - and Al the some time
asked him what the news was. The pen
tleman hen told him, exactly what he had
stated tn the waiter, with these addi-
tlonal circnmstanCes tina. nc came 2
shore within two miles Of Doyer, The Frepch
men berg afraid 20 come Dearer; that ne
came from the place whese he lipdsd t.
TIE snip Inn At Dover, and left il az two
o'clock il the mOrniug-that ne had spot
intelligence 70 the Port Admiral al Deal In
order that the telegraph might be worked
and that he was obliged to do so. The gen
tfman then said no more % the post.bovs
81 thfy got TO Shopter's Hill, when thev
aiA1oynird and walked by the side of the
o'fA BE gave thefu cat of the chsise cert
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LAND FOR NAJF

Mj ILL be exposed 10 ase on the IIth day of Ju-
~ next oeing Louisa Court day, 1t the Court
ted 10 the Commonwealth to wiz zone traet ss,led
-harshdHs cid Store, containing BY estimation,
thTee hundred ard ;fve dcres,
whereof John Marshall died siezsd, and one otAsr
CHe hundred ana thirty. f0e aces.
OF which J-mes nth died seized ON the follow
ias terms-one third u TIE purchase money IN BE-
paid on the S5:s day OF De-e,absr nSxf a.6
The balance on the 25th dsy of Deeemb.r To-
iowAg. The land will be sold ertite or in nsrosI.
as may bsst suit purchasers Which will lN= n,sdp
known on the day of sse.-Bond and approved
prrsous security will be required together viii,
Deed OF Trust on the pre,o es hy
JAS. NICHE. E.cheator
for Louise Coxnty.
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Sales at Auct:on.
LIND FORS6LE

ry1ry M, - 90, - rON "'4Lh.
w est bidder, for eAsh, on the nth dsy ~,
June, 1914, according to decree of the Superior
Cbaneery Court of Williamsburg, suspended in
part bye decree of the Superior Chsucery Court N
rrenerieksosrg, so much OF the lend now occupied
b7 Thomas Rowand, known nv the nam, ~ Csh;,
fomt lying IN the county of Westmoreland. a, siII
De suheient to raise the sam mentioned in the frs,
decree, With the expences of SALE after dedao,ino
me sum OF Five Thousand Dollars, mentioned in
the second decree. "a
The ssle OF this land has been bcretofore nrey.,.
ted, in consequence OF the sdvertiseuent not beine
msde according tn the terms of the first decree
ANY person desicous of purchasing, will be shown
the Land by applying TO either Of the Commission.
RICHARD F.. PARKER, , Com.
FLLYSON CURRIE, miason.
JOHN CAMPBELL. er,
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LANnS ROR 81

Z virtue Of the last will and Testament of W.
, DsndridGs, Esd Win be Sell, at suetior Z,
tue highest bidder on MONDAY the Goth day Of Inn,
neat, fair, It not, the next fair dsyl on the nre
m'ses, that valuable estate called WI.N'D s. o n
n 1' @uont miles above Ricbn on6, end Or
James River, upon which DR. Dorrinet,n a. r,.e..n
resides, eom?rising 10 Of land, between f,so
and 900 Of which being well tipabered, also. sboul
'Fo thnusaHd Fruit Trees, Of 3 superior uuaiiiy-,
soou dwelling houss ADD Stone Barn sod Ora
purchase money, upon which interest from the Jats
Or Sale toDst he paid, qusrtsr-yssrly.
-, hond Tor the purchase money, snh also Deed o
rose on me properly, vii he required NJ the uur
,h'ser- Possession will be gwen on the first day o.
tai, ifrcqtred.
THOMAS TAYLOR, Assat, sc. sc.
May 95--eptds
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w Ut he exposrd 10 sale, tn the biehest hdle-
on the premises on the 9th day of June ,ex,
tne balance offs term Of years, in = house on y 81,
s1o' , The one oesupied by MIR. s. O.eood. in
winch Thomas Wilisns. an insoIveRt debtor, xysr
Interested, by denise from Mrs Margaret Hsryir-
ierms made known At sale.
william n WREN.
S"geant Of the CJtr of
Richmond and a .sispse IF
May 90 ''' ,S,
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EDWD c. DAYT8

as retisnsd the station hsid by bira IN the
Il Farmers Bank OF Yireln.a, since ,he .o,n-
mGnsement of that institution, aEd has opened AZ
Office IN the house lately occupied by Mssi.s. WI.
son and Drew on ID Cary Street.
=. lie proposes TO transact busiDsss generally on
Co1lnRSSioa. Combined herewith he VIII e,-e-
cute eiI msuerI cornmittsd 10 him 81 .Yfock grsf-
er, 8eyigeHs', or Nota'J-fadl.c, with prom utuds
ard fidelity.
March 10. 20
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nm RICHARDSoM, Wa,cA maker,

VAf RICHHRDS0.W, ia ,ch maker,
{ RESPECTFULLY informs mia customers. aod
u { the Public generally, that his Tour ct Nilt. -
Service having terminated, he hss resumed his Lu-
snes, at the Sign of the Clock ard Ws'ches. on
the soNth side Of u Ter nain) Street, Esst If TIE
Market Bridge, between 90 an slst Streets. and
sono'tss renewal of their past favOurs.
has work perform well, aud hstters himself with the
hope OF giving satisfaction, to those who may la
YOUR hin' with their custom.
HInv Of =
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-06-04
May
H4LU.9BLE L.8.ND-POR SAFE

PTbO-8BLE L.4.ND-FOR SALE
N pursuance ct m Act of the Legislature no,ssd
curing the last session of Assembly. will be off,
so Tor sale, or the ninth day OF lure next 70 rho
highest bidder, upon the premises, the (SIEBE az
hN'e- Whhsr", IN the eeHDty Of Powhstsn. eorta;n.
I rs Hnout One Hundred Acres. so of which ar.
JANIS RIVER LOW-GROUNDS. snd ,,;,,an,
IRON Richmond, is OF 60 m;'es--Fsv order ne
The Commissioners.