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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-05-25
DOMESTIC.

1rom the Philadelphia Gqzctfc.
n respectable gentleman in this citv Oh
'avoured US with the following interestin,,
letter from his brother dated
ROCHELLE, April 9TH. 1919.
we are, at the eve OF great events
6"rdeAuH has been in possession of tbc.
bIItisn since The 18th u Marcn. wbo 49,
leit the civil administration IN the bardS ~
DUKE OF Angoulsme, in the name of / .or;s
tne xviii. Evs!y one IS so much sans6aJ
~l.h theiV conduct thar ali the neiyhborbood
nave followed the example. Noex ions
10 sN'i aoro!ha'y taxes, no requisitioa, il
a'es nor seem as II there were any foreign
troops az bordeaux. L!bourne, and Cub &C
arc 10 thelr possession Biay cannot hold
ou' Ioh6' IS Is Sale since yesterday, that
tbe cityot Angouieme has hoIsted the ., ~
nag, chased the Prefect of the IT,.
(droits dueHi8- 1t is not believed ,hat We
can be long quiet mere x DIT Rocnefort. There
are no means of defence, and the neonis
don't care aboutit. they are tired of ,ne
war, they are exhausted. they Will hsvs
Peace on any terms. From the other side
LORD Wellington is IN pursuit of Soult and
IL IS SAID, 10 be already master Of To,louss
ana montauban. Lyons opened her pates
to the Austrians on tae ed of March. and
u IS saIu LOUIS 18Th, rs there in person. The
Emperor being near Troyes with his army
bldcher and Beraado te it is said occunitd
Paris with an imposing force OH the 20 \ ut
March. Marshal Marmont, general Saya-
Iry (Mm's er Of Pc, Ce) and the twelve
Mayors went 20 meet them and have sion
cd the equalization. If travellers are to he
believed the greatest order was at Paris
ne national guard did service with fine
iorelsn troops. The Comte d'Artois and
toe fnnos Coude are at Paris, and Tailey
RAND and Cambaceres have declared in
their favour. The Official Bulletins tells
u' that the Emperor returned by forced
marches a1c vas on the 1st Of April, AZ
hssone, WIKI his army His situation i,
Critical aud il he does not obtain peace
under such terms as they will dictate. he
VIII soon be without troops and without
money. 1t IS questioned whether III. FD.
peror Of Austria will Consent to re-esta-
DhSh the Bouroons on the throne to the de
tnment OF his daughter. May our con
Iquerors agree and not involve us in a civil
war. a few days will determine onr fate.
!. 'ur correspondence is limited to Nantz
PoicteTs and Saintes. Till now our tran.
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.,,p., NEW.YoRK, MAY Q

ie''eraay afternoon, the fast sailing lc,,sro 8
marqoe 1rg Regent, Bartlett, arrived AZ tiis nor,
~ Gays tron Nsntz, having lett the river nr
the oh ofApril. tue r"er On
capt; B dad not bring any French nev.,.r.,,
mt verbally ntorme u.s. that The Comh;nad p. 80
s'sn Pr,ssian x Swedish Armies. st,sr uuaa 1T,
nS' nghtns under the wsils of Paris the 2sIb e3,I,
au oo'n march entered the city on the SIa, nv CO.
Pi'usuoh that 10000 men had reached p,,;s m
Ger tiie command of the Priuce Royal ct Sw-den
~no 9onges the1H to observe rigid diseipln. Tia,
they Tue Allies do not pretend to awe 4 m,s,.r
nhl hoSrS 10 tha French nation 20 ehusa one for
themselves y that Lord Wellington ssys the sarsa
Sl1orGe"ux. Inc Emperor Napoleon was lid ~
ne 81 fonta'nbesu with $4,000 men TIE Eonr. q.
OF france NSs lour months advanced /, . .,e,s IS
pregnsncy-The king OF Rome and IN, Co.., ~ ~,
retired 10 Oeans. Lyons was taken IN ,6., o..
meni P'0'ies 'or Governs
Letter received from Nsntz of N. 7,b IS
oy toe Regent, states, that the Iliez erterad -
on che 3Ist of March, that the E.onern ATS
was at font2inbeau, with 80 600 men and ~ ~;
~ ni'ters were with him, that the Ennrtss al ~
drench Senste, were at Orleang ' '"e
ne Jo!eS''nSfs CT Extract of a L,,te, 6.o,,L. l..
me HeRent, 4tt:sG Euas6oef, (s0 mill, bn,a ~
.NdrtS,) .9brii I0tk ~ " "SS Oe'"tV
..i ae ne%' OF this day is that the Emperor bo,
20 ~ Ms Cspta aud entered Paris az The hi
o. S'',o''u men. The truth of this rumonr is boo,
eVer, couoted BY many of the politicians.''
o"r readers win perceive, that the date NJ -.
soo'e letter IS the 10th Of April, which mu.t er
'een "ns Gay AFTER the Regent He'd.
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a take from the public chests the sums
necessary for the execution of our ordsr
acting, however. in this respect, and in
very other circumstance in the manner
mrst conformab.e to the paternal sentiments
~rh which we are animated towards our
subjects. and with which your heart is not
less penetrated than our own:
10 Cashier and suspend all civil aud
military officers, when you shall deem it
necessary to our interests
To appoint professionally to the Office of
c7mmandant, and to all o.her Offices, both
in the civil and military administrations, re
gilat,ng yourself by the views which we
have set forth To our subjects, in the de-
clarations which we have addressed 10
hem,
1t is our will that the provisional commits,
sions which you shall have given for the the
said emPloyments, places functions, and OF
fees, as well as all other acts done by you,
in our name, under your hand 2nd seal
have their full and entire effect. in virtue
ofthe present letters patent, until it be o.
therwise provided for.
The present powers Shall cease to have
effect and be regarded as null and void
immediately on cur arrival in France, as
well as in case our very dear and wel-be-
loved brother Charles Philip Of France
(Mons'eur) shall have preceded You and
shall transmit to YOU orders in his capacity
OF lieut.. gen. Of our kingdom.
We command and ordaiu all our officers
civil and military, to cause to publish and
aftx our present letters patent, wherever
1t may BE- necessary, and each in his sphere
TO assist IN their execution, although circum.
stances ct not permit US to elothe them in
their accustomed forms:
Given az Hartwell, 10 the county of Blu k
1ngham, under cur hand and ordinary seal
and corntersigned by the sieur count de
B.acas, appointed BY US To that effect this
18th day OF January, in the year of our Lord
1919, and OF our reign the 18th.
LOUIS
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ANOTHER SEVERE NAVAL ACTION
BETWEEN THE FRENCH AND
EN(,II-H

capt. Blackmer, OF New-BedFord, who
arrived at that place or the 9th inst. in 81
days from Cape de Verbs, INFORMS, that on
the ESD Jan. the French frigates Sultan and
Star were lying in the harbor of the Isle of
May, with two prizes, when the British fri
ga'es Creole and Astrea, arrived eff there /;
on the appearance Of which, The French
iflgatcs cut their cables & attempted to es
cape, buI the Bii;sh frigA,es brought them
TO action, which was con inued win great
spirit tor an hour and half, when thsg Sc
para'ed. The Creole and Astrea went into
81. sage to reHair--re; urned TO Isle Of May.
took the anchors lef. b. the French friyaics.
and went IN pursuit Of Them. AbOu. the 90 h
teo. tae Sultan * Star returned at which
time ticre were two Portuguese ships in
that harbor. one loaded with SILT, the other
loading the F enchmen ROBBED orc Of tbs m
OF ercabies, anchors and rjg,.ing bored
! several holes in her bo:toyn--and took the
o'her ard departed. Capt. Riackm learn
! ed from Portuguese prisone RS Who were Ian
IA from the French frivates, hat thev
suffered severely III the action the Sultan
was much cut to pieces, J. st her main anil
Inizzen mastS, and had 100 men Killed
he Star lost her nizzen-mast. snd had =.
bout 40 killed and wounded. The loss Of
tne brl'isn was not particularly stated but
/ was said the captain Of the Astrea was
killed.
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guilty ha, not been disturbed here. and We
nope that any change whatever may take
pace may be without our feeling the effects
There Is question about business I'VE
are very r.-se,abis, and the money is ever.
where buried.''
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BY the king
BLACAS D'AULPS.

Frenchmen THE day Of your delive
rance approaches! The nephew of your
king, the husband Of the daughter Of LOUIS
XVI has arrived among you. l. is near the
cradle OF Henry ~. that one of his lineal
descendants has just unfurled, amidst the
gallant French, the ancient banner of the
Lllies, AID announces to you the return OF
happiness and peace, under reign, the
protector OF the laws and Of public liberty !
No more tyraNts! No more war. No
more CONSUMPTION No more vexatious I'M
posts
May your calamities. at the voice of your
sovereign, of your father, be effaced by
hope, your errors by oblivion, your dissen
aions by hat affecting union Of which he will
be the pledga.
The promises which he has made. to you
and which he solemnly renews this day he
is ardcntly DESTROYS to fulfil, and to signal
jse. BY his love and by his deeds of benifi
cence, the fortunate moment which, in Civ
ing him back his subjects, restores him to
his children.
- iUe ie Roi.
BY his Highness
MonseIgneur the Duke Of
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The f-iyates goiss Gu in frame arg 10 be
cali.d the Psyche, and Pranpte, the brigs
Galibre and Goshawk. The Nittor.a and
another trgate are ready for launching on
the lakes. The regular enlistment of sur
geons, pursers, &c. for the new vessels, has
been Fixed by the admiralty, and the Off
GERS are going out in the present feet.
That gallant and judicious officer. Sir
George Collier, has also sailed for the Anne
rican station, in the Leander, n new ship, of
the same tonnage and force in every res
pect, as the large American frisates. lie
Will take under his convoy body of troops,
which had embarked in transports at Cork.
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RICHMOND PENITENTIlRY.

,-or e.,1 lWh .tiG7'ch, 1874
s4'OR SALE at this place. a variety of Mapur,c.
D lures, which will be sold low for cssb ar h,r
tered tor rcw materials. Among them are Vrrouyb,
and Cut Nails, Hugs of different kinds, Iron ami
Brass mounted Crates, Tools for farmers. carmen.
tess, cccpers and biscksmi,hs. Carriage Barpe S.
Wagon snd Csrt Gesr, Collars Rsnes and Chains
OF AL Sinds Various kinds of Carpenters C,op.,,'
and HiscksmitAs work, vel. as most kinds Of fes
Their work done here on short notice for customer.
Also, Spnn Cotton and Thread, and various Kinds
oil Cioth sold or woven for cnstomers-aud a variety
oi Shoes, Boots and Boot.es, some OF which. thae
have been some time hand, will be sold ct rsdne-
Ell pr'ees Several hundred pair Of Shoes. suitable
tor So!t"rs, aud lately made of the best materials
and iaithfui workmanship, viii! be sold wholesale on
very small profit. vs.
Also for SAFE and transportation. Q likely negro
men, ore Disti'ler, about 40, the other Csrnen.
ter, about so years of age For terms, apply to the
Executive. r' ~ '
There are are also in the Pentent:ary for ss)e. o
negro Slaves, men and 8 women
TIE subscriber hsving lately erected one OF H,ps
Wet Patent Machines for Milling Hemp and Fjs.
invites Manufacturers to come aud view IT, and mn
chsse the right OF using it from the agent of the p
'entee who is authorised to sill for the state of y
sinls, three or four counties excepted
WM. CAMPBELL,
~, :. Keeper and .qgea,
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UNITED ST.aTFS'
Feb. %.

y y ) A l. S,
HE subscriber wiohes to contract to have i'm.
- msdistely made, 1000 Rifles of the following di.
mensions,-
The BoTrei two feet, nine inches long, (v;z. II
inches octagonsl, and % inches round y the 81.
arnetor nj the breech one inch aud one tenth .
at the commencement Of the round part of the
barrel uine x and one half tenth of an inck and
at the muzze, seven eghths of an inch, The cen.
tire OF the front sight, two inches from the NM.
zle and the rear sight, five inches and = hall
from the breecb--the eaibre, haf.ounce ball.
Inc &ock-of Walnut wood, the breech 10 be &c
teen inches and half long and including The
heel-plste, sixteen nehes--with fall of two ,,oL
es and three fourths at the extreme end NJ Tie
stock, which Is 70 extend to within thre. ;ashs :
of the muzzle.
TIE Lock--'Fhe lock to be full bridIed With Cb0r.
inttesyiiie cock. ~
The Hammer to be steel, with bras, head ,brss
foH tbs OF an inch long, iron mounting with three
smah bsod', two 'wive'o, Y one hammer spring in
lieu ut pipes, wire loops, xc.
Each Rifle to be furnished with q viper and b,II.t
moulds
The workmanship and materials Of the whole IN he
naexoepGonsble.
These DESTROYS Of contracting for the winnie ~ :.
ny part, will be pleased To send in their r,ro,o,,I
tor the same IS soon p, possible stating when ,bs
ltaes can be delivered Any eon.ngo;e,,,n ~
ting thereto, will be received " the Office of Io.s,
Wheaton, a. ID. O. NJ. General, near the of4i.e =,
the Compiler. The subscriber will nurchs.s i, -
dtiou TO the above from TO 500 Rife, Of pood o.i
ny, which may be now ready for dejivsrv
ROBERT JENNINGS
Deputy Corrnissa-y--bn-cbose,
y. r. Proposals will also he received for furn;sh.
ng hity TO hundred Drums.
Feb. 10. .s
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.NKW ESTABL LSH1fE WT1

he undersigned having entered into bus;p..,
under the firm Of VIM. J. e Roscow Cole
beg leave to acf"sint their friends ard the pubr,i5
general, that they have taken that convenient brek
VI" &c nj the foot ~ the Basin Of the Jsut River
Canal, lately occupied by NFssrs. p. Hassi & Co.
where they propose to carry On he Commission b.
siness ~ IT'S yerieus b snrhes-to receive and store
ali kinds OF Goods and Country produce, and II re-
qured, 70 make liberal advances thereon.
The utmost attention and punctuali,y win be psid
TO The interest Of those who may entrust them With
their busines9. WIN y COLE
ROsCOW COLE.
Richmond, (vs.) January rs. wsr,
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OFFICIAL LIST or PRIZES.

NFN1tLdL LISI tIF PRI/ES,
And the Drawings OF ALL the Northern Lotteries
q NhN be examined GRATIS at the subscribers Of
i hce-~here Tickets Warranted undrawn). ia.
the Baltimore Hospital Lottery, and in the Trinity
Church Lottery, can pe bought--in both lotteries
the capital prizes ct S3oOOO, $50 600 and XiOO
remain undrav n--AIso, Tickets in the NVasLinyto1
monument Lottery I'd Class. can be purchased a.
yet. at the original cost (S1O) The drawing wiz
posI''Ve'y commence on the fret Monday In March
next, and will enish the 18Th of June folio, ing
he Capital Prizes are, of $1,000, ore of So.
200, one oil 10000. two Of iO,0OO fifteen OF 900.
snu Proporuonate number OF So aler prizes
nsnk Hotes OF other states, prize tickets of other
L"ueres, or negotiable notes, will be received az
Psyment sr discounfed. Orders from the cosntrv
pest 2aid, will be attended to. A Register Rock Ia
kes tor the purpose Of giving the earliest informa
tion OF the late Of Tickets. Also on hand, few
Topper Stills, Casting Pots, Iron Wire, fro, No.
N ~, which will be sold on reasonable terms or
battered for produca--at the Lottery Oliee of
y. KURSUEFDT,
few doors below the Bell Tavern.
Janunry ~. u,f
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The S,er.tc-y eT bie-, Wasl:s-tsr
WAR DEPARrwENv.
Feb. 10 lSiA

~"e u 81 VE', ~ Hss..~tcr.
WAR DEPARr MEM.
Feb. 10, iSiA
Agreeably En- your reques-, that would Dr..
ng~atc the several heads in the general estims Tor
tho ni'htsry service, ior the present year. from
wheh des'uetons may he made tn provid. for the
additional bonntes and premiums au,ho-;s.a by :he
ret OF JAM %, 1919; have the honor to state that
la tn event at its b-ing determined by the hono.a
De coinn'ires OF ways aud means To provide for
such appropriation in that way, il will be mos, con-
ven'ent 10 make the deductions as follows, wa
From the or masters department $500 nco
ordnance department, $40 600
Notifications ION OOO
Indi,n department, 100000
contingencies, soaooO
Amounting to S2o0O O. O
Which, with the sum of 8 5ln co., included in the
general eshniate, ON that account, will Afford the
necessary appropriation for boun,ies and premiums,
S2. $4,000.
With great respect
have the honor TO be, SIR, et.
:, Your most ob't. serv't. ~.
Hon. NJ. ErrEs,
Chairman cf,he Committee
J Hays ana Means.
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Twenty Dokiars Reward.
STOP TIE v1LLAINsll

4 ~ Sunday night last, my stable in the county Of
tIChe'tcrheld,wisb broken open and sorrel mare
se,useomed 10 gear taken therefrom-slso, light
eoloured sorrel horse accustomed 20 gear The sbnvs
reward VIII he given for either Of the Animals--sx
one hundred dollsrs for the apprehension and con
vIc''on OF the thief thieves They we're traced on
I'VE hebmont road, as far as Osbo;ne's, where
PursuH oesame frutess. The public earnesty
eauooned, to take steps against these midnight
msurauders s"'
THOMAS TABB.
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EDW'D {. DIVIS
AS resigned the station held by him in the
d l. Farmers' Bank of Virgins, since the com.
msncement OF that institution, aad has opened an
office in the house lately occupied by Messrs. VIII
son and Drew on Cary Street
~ tie proposes to transact business generally on
Co7nni'SsfoH. Combined Herewith he will exc
eu'e All matters committed to him a Stock. BroF-
e-, Sc,igene-, or Notary Public, with promn,i,ud.
and fidelity.
Msreh I6 &c
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WTRD ELECTIOW

ME Citizens are hereby notified, that the cleo.
z ton for Coiamon Council Men, will be held
on on TIE first "Wednesday in April, in jefferson
Ward No. I. at the Court House in Madison Wsrd
NO. at the Esce Tavern, and in Monroe WarJ
NO: 8. a, Mr.. Obadiah Gsthright's; poles viii, omen
at ten o'clo K A. M OPN'
w. ID. WREN,
March s. ''o. ~,
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TWenfy DoXora Kcword.

N'oh experimenting Negro CUHRLES, n blso
rpsn-7he is about % years Of age, s feet or
,nshes h'gh. had On blue coat and trowsers, was
lately branded in me isft hand, srd raised W ,be
county q Gloucester purchased him OF Mr.. Am.
PROSE OhVer Of said eoonty---he left me in Chea Ser
oe'o. on my way 10 Washington COUNTY. The above
Iswsra w'ii be paid by delivering him N nj, Cook
Mareb ~
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REGIMENTAL RENBEZVuUs

REGIMENTAL RENDEZVOUS,
Stanton, Fsb,aarT 23sh. 1914
9NVSRy Officer belonging 10 tl,e tQfh Rrviusot
~ nt Infantry, not on duty. s ceqBhsh irnspc,s.
tey'o repair to this place, and to report IN psrson
20 tha commanding officer
J. d. COLES, Col. 18th Res't.
March 2. -
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4 ~ pars"nm'e - deed % tIast, made 10y Tho
Il mas X Rooteo, to the subscriber, :s secura tie
psio"' o' IouS thousand and thir,ysix Iolors to
John ~ Price (now iecessed) st the reouest =, the
executors OF sand Price, viii! he sold for ready mo-
ney, at the E.sie Tavern in the city of RiehmonI.
on tue isth day OF May next-Six Hundred acres
OF I~f''O, ia the county of Gloucester, b.i,r n
part ct the said Thomas II. Rootes' visit. Marsh
Tract, bounded by the main road leading Nv Ma.
Jor Nathaniel Burwelfs, and line running ps-n,
lei with the said road from the lower end OF the
ss'd kootea land To the upper end next to iiseius
to make out the said quantity of six hundred aeres
or so much thereof IS will fully pay and discharge
the said debt. and interest thereon from the .x1h
day t.'uiy, 1913. with all and charges attend
ing the execution of the saia trust.
J. Il. cambridge
March r. Enid,
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T4uenty Dollars Reward.
March I6.

I5oenty Dollars Reward.
y ASSERTED from the Rendezvous in Dumfr;s -
~ on the 9th inst. Dapid .f1nba,use private Il
the Goth infantry. His enlistment contains the fol-
lowing description: born in Bedford county Yrp
thoush II is suspected he isa New-Enelander) ased
70 years, feet 10 inches high of fair compi.x;on
blue eyes, dark hair, and by profession odsn ith,
He may be roHf'ily reeo.nized by remarkable ex-
erescence. resembling tooth at first sight ip b;.t
right nostrii To facilitate his escspe Il is repre-
sented to me, that he stole horse thus described :.
black poney, 10 and a half hands high, With boh
tail and a star in his forehead. He also stole two
watches thus described English watch. the
catch so broken that cannot be opened without tie
aid OF an instrument, the ehsin either broken or
unlocked, and the eog-wheel out of place TIE
other, an old-fashione5 watch, with T. r. engraved
on the outside He also stole q black cIosh
coat, and took with him none OF his military eIotb;
that is known. From circumstances mentioned 70
me since his desertion, induced to el;eye. thar
he originally belonged to the LIST Artillery and he
ing equally necessitous and unprineipI hsye nA
doubt ne will again attempt enst 10 Get the bonn
ty. Whoever will apprehend and deliver sad de-
s1rter to me, or to sny ofcar in the service of tbe
" ). shall receive the above reward
JOHN MACRAE.
Dur,fries, March If.
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ssURSUAST to Decree Of the Chancery Dis.
a trict Coart OF Williamsburg, pronounced On
Brough, surviving partner of Thomas Hand h 70
IS PLAINTIFF sgarst Peaehy Wills and others der',s.
and William Coieman pit against William Halt def.
w' be sold before the door Of the Eagle Tavern, in
the city OF Richmond, on Monday the Sth day of
April next, for ready money-One Moiety OF 2495
s.4 acres of L.4yND, lying on the waters of Big
Sandy and Mill Greek, in he county of MononsaIia'
JOh-N .a.nBLER, } Com
sam GREE.NYOW. { ers.
March 1e. e,,ds
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FOE SALE, LOT No. TIA.
hE Subscriber offers Ter sale, that valuable Lot
4 of Ground on Shockoe Hill, ke;sp oayt of .ot
No. ia, lying between the lots OF Mr. WIN. Wre.
and Mr. Rivalan, fronting on ii street 60 feet
erns, one third cash, three and six mouths credit
for the baianee.
II the above lot ia not sold before SATURDAY,. tho
etih inst it viii then be exposed to public auction
On the premises, at o'clock in the evening.
J.a.fES H. LYJV'CK
March Ic. I'd,
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4 VIE Subscribers offer for sale on aceorornoJ,
ting terms, for cash, approved paper. at
their Auction Store, corner of u. and lStl, street,
10000 lbs. Coffee, part of which is of prime su.l
100000 lbs Brown Sugsr, in hbds s. barrels .
part of which is FIR quality
10000 lbs. OF Loaf Sugar, part Of which Penipg.
ton'' best labelled, in barrels, boxes Il hhds.
65 pipes genuine old Cogniac Brandy.
20 20 barrels a"a .Mo'asse..
10 tierces prime fresh Rice,
rs Pnncheons genuine Antigua Rum, part OF
which is old & very fine.
1000 sacks Salt, large Liverpool filed, blown.
500 Seeks, 4 bushels do.
100 DO. do Coarse
200 boxes Candles
100 boxes LIST quality Imperial Tea, various sizes
20 do. do. Young Hy son do. do.
s. SO cases doz- each, LIST quality kim
Champaign.
100 eases old ST. Julien C!aret Wine of superior.
quality.
SO cases White Wine
100 cases Cologne Water.
pipes Catalona Wine.
so bags Pepper
so do. Pimento.
cases Irish Sheetings.
300 lbs Fresh Nutmees.
Bales lAdia Goods white,
10 packages German Oznsburgs & Tick;ep-
burgs.
few pieces very best superfne blue ylotbs
One ease Callicoes, and great variet of other
articles too numerous for the limits of an advertise
IBent.
They hold regular Sales at Auction on Mondays
-,ioncwe, Robinson e Plcasan,s.
pa, Yendue Masters.