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February s.
LAND FOR SALE

LIND FOR SHE
the Esd dsy of February n x,, at Hanover
W Court Hesss, being court day, will be sold.
303 .feres Of Land,
In The County of Hanover, adjoining the Ie,d,
OF Edmund Taylor Sen'r. William King. Pe,sr
VIM, !. Green, George Mann, Mrs Antho.
miles thi, side of Col GoodaEs, & within about ~
miles OF the city of Richmond s. Of the entire Tract
ABOUT one hundred acres cleared & has thereon
good trsned smoke house, fsfse apple orch.
ara on prime fruit, and the water ecu,, to sn,
IN the Lower Ccun;ry-The bs,snce of ,bc
uheeared Land contains valuable growth of nine
anH oak TIMBER perhaps equal K not superior to anv
wthin the sane distanceoi this city, To carpenters
or persons engaged in saving timber for Ills n,.r.
Ret this Land would be partica,arly yaIush,e, tn.
above described Land Wss le,e The nro,or, -
bsteheider Valentine dec'i an4 viii lie ,old hS ,,.
undersigned. his Widow aud Dstrbute., ubo 49,.
al OF age, and will unite n the necessary .nn,a,-
auce to the purchaser.-The tern: ot ale ono ~,
tash--one third in six, and the r, s;due in t,s.it
months from the day of sale, with deed of ,rn,s
upon the premises to secure the PAYNE n, of the ,y
last instalments " ' w"
WIDOW & DISTRIBUTES
OF B. Valentine siec',l
Richmond janis. state
N. b. TIE Land will be s,,swn 70 any s..rso,
Tes'rous OF seeing IT on application 10 Mr. 5smneI
outer VINO has rented it for the present wear
POSSESSION will be given LIST January 1915. or nar
haps sooner if required. per
Jan. %.
wifi
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ND NEN2'
"A ny psrson wishing to use in their DistiIlery,
IN Grocery or otherwise, DR.. Anison's highly ap.
proved method OF improving spirituous liquors. sc.
may be furuisaed with indviauai rights at & IS in
any town or county in Virginia. not already excIn.
sivey furnished. on application to Mr.. Cornelius
Payne, Lynchburgb, or the Subscriber, Richmond.
JOHN PERKINS.
October 10, # =,
P.S. Communications by mail. post paid, will be
promptly attended to.
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NO TICE.

GONE time in thu years 1911 & f9, gave my
y Bonds or Notes, In John +. Price deed, with
Samuel Ovurton Security, which notes I will
not pay, because gross aud palpsbIe imposition has
been praeiised me.
FRANCIS TAYLOR.
Jan. 81. epIm
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The Public are h,re5v W,dfed.

WAT fgbert Harris Of the county Of Powhs-
u tsn,is absent from this state aud am his at
tnroey IN fact, end have full power transact all
susiness in Which he Is interested.I therefore
DESTROYS that all persons who have claims against
m, would make them known To me, sud ali PR.
sons indebted 10 bin, would settle the debfs with
me. DANL. WILSON. Of Amsis,
BIT 10 fact for Egbert Harris.
February T. Il
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Sales at auction.

EYyILL be soid to the highest bidder for cs,h q,
w Tuesday the 18th inst before the door O, ,h..
Bell Tavern in chmond-- -.
Abont Twenty NEGROES, consisting Of sevcrs,
Fellows, likely Boys and Girls snd Young Women,
among the latter is an excellent fionse Servant
The above sale viii be made under the suner;o.
tendance of Robert G.. Scott
February s. Gin
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For Go.!en5urp,

For Go:!en5ury,
SsH4AN The Spanish brig San Francisco
&AfNtH% &c Asia. Capt. Tentiro, now lying
in the port of Norfolk, to sail in
ballast wind and weather permitting, the first eek
in Maroh next; will take srs'e letters ct so cents
each, and Passengers, with passports, to be landed,
il desired, in the Channel, at Bremen, Hamburg,
or in any country in the route in amsy with his Ca
thoc Majesty Ferdinand 7th.
The San Francisco has excellent accommodate.
ons is beautiful Corvette built Brig, OF about 1870
tons, eoppsred to the bends, aud sails remarkably
fast For further particulars. apply to Armstead {.
Kelly, Norfolk, or 10
WIN. SHEPHERD.
An letters coming By Post, must be frankea----
the passage money will be regulated by custom.
February 1. ePt10M
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NJ 10 those Concerned.

NJ 10 those Concerned.
nURiNG my necessary absence from the state
~ William Hay, j- and Thomas Tyler BouIdin'
Esqrs Of this city, win attend 10 my professional b,I
sness in the several courts in ahiel practise Law
the lstter viii IN eve,y ease Of the Commonwealth
in Henrrso Court, represent NE, whether ct called.
or regular Courts SAM. AICRAW.
January Is. IA
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WILLIS WILSON.
JAMES WILSON,

Pdlua6te -frhomaftor river lands for safe.
4 AM disposed to sell all those lands in Powha-
tan, known as Bradby's quarters, lying on the
Court House, extending to the Buckingham road
Immediately opposite Hugh Frenehe'. tavern.
deem 1t unnecessary to psss any encomium on these
lands, as tits presumed one will purchase with
cut hrst viewing the premises. It's barely suicien Mt
20 ssy that this estate is inferior the river
and rs well worth the attention of any gentleman
who wishes to N AXE permanent and extensive es.
Enlistment The quantity 10 estimated at $500 a.
cres with very convenient improvements The
terms will be made known on application to ma ior
James Robertson jr. of Amelis, the subscriber
who will be making survey OF the lands from 5th
to the 18th OF thin month.
r. II. COOKE.
Bacohs Castle, Feb. 2. enaw
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THE SubHcrihsr having purchased of James +.
Foster, his interest IN the late firm OF Booker and
Foster, request all those indie ted to the same, TO
make psy ent--he has on hand a small assortment
1t goods suitable for the present season, which heof-
fers on reasonable terms for cash only.
EDMUND hooker.
james T1Nn JannarY IL 6w
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wOTICE.

yENHE copartDershp of Booker and Foster vas
u dissolved by mutual consent on the LIT inst
Those having business TO transact with the firm will
apply to Edmsnd Booker, who is alone authorised
to settle :he same.
EDMUND BOOKER,
LANES j. FOSTBR.
James Town, Jan. IL.
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ADV 4 KIIS E NJ Z n I :.

4 IN the 25th day of November last, a waggoner
~ by the nsue Of Edward Hutton, received OF
Charles Given & Co of Bs''NAore, ten casks cut
nails, to be delivered to us in this place pr. his
ceipt-we have never heard If the nails since, which
induces the belief that they have been delivered
thro' mistake somewhere else. We told Hut
ton lives in Hanover, near the Rocky Mills. Any
information fsom that quarter OH the snbsct, will
obhse u.s.
-. a,.s- GEO. ROBERTSON & Co.
February 4. wiw
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L II AZ ID.

~ e offer For Sale seven hund ed acres OF Land,
W lying in the lower end of Buckin- am, on
Bu'aioe Greek, fve miles from Ca Ira, and Is from
New-Canton.-1his land 10 in desirsbIe ueigh bour.
hood. well adapted 10 the culture oil Corn, " heat,
and Tobaceo-also,
400 acres of JYood Land,
On the Little Fork of State River seven miles above
buckingham Court House. The soil of this River
is generally much esteemed for the prodscton of
wheat.--This property belongs to the late C<,!
Henry Bell, and will be sold under decree OF the
Federal Court-for third cash, aud two install
ments for the residue. The title is considered in
disputabe, and it not disposed of privately before
the month OF March, will then be sold at Public
Auction. on the Second Monday of the said NOM u g,
at buckingham Court House.
WILLIS WILSON,
JAMES WILSON,
WIN. w. c. THORNTON.
Mr. Harrison Bell, or ether Of us, will attend to
view those lands, and commonly TO be met it'll
at Buckingham and Cumberland court days. The
above property will positively be sold without re-
serve. Feb. 3. ids
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THE Subscribers having purchased the interest OF
Mr. Geo. Robertson in the concern of Wikson,
Dreou g Robertson, beg leave to inform their friends
that they will continue business under the firm OF
Wiiaon g Dyssu
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THOMAS WILSON,
THOM AS I'll. DREW.

- "" - THOM AS II. DREW.
THE partnership of Wilson, Drew & Robertson
having been dissolved by my Withdrawing from the
sane beg Leave to apprize my friends and the pub
lie, that shall continue to do business ON terms 81.
milar to those OF the late concern in the house
they occupied in Cary street.
GEO. ROBERTSON.
November 10. wifi
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ME Mercantile Business heretofore carried on
by the subscribers under the firm of UiIson,
Drerr g Rodertson is this day, by mutual consent,
dssolved-Ihe Books and Papers OF said concern,
reman with Wilson / Drew For final settlement.
THOMsS WILSON,
THOMAS II. DREW,
GEO. ROBERTSON.
Riehnond, Nov. 9, 1913.
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Feb. 8.
Hsaie Of Negroes, Stock. &c.

49, W.T. " VIZ TOt8, DIocK, &C.
~ Monday the 2Sth day of the present n,on,h
February, it fair, il not, the next fair day, win
oe soo a. ceres IN oooehlsnd county, the lsie re-
sdence Of General John Cuertapt de.,d eli ~
household and ktcheh furniture, plantation utensils.
STOCK OF az kinds, consisting Of about ten head Of
n rss', etht fine well broke mules, forty head Of
eatue NIFTY head OF sheep * and fifty or sixty head
h.ely young negroes The terms of sale will he one
third cssh tor the negroes, credit Of ~ months
tor tie balance.--Fo the household and ki,cbsn
iarnitnre, stock, &c. twelve months credit will be
gNsn 'or al sums above ten dollars under that cash
will he requred.-In every instance bond with an
proved seenrity Ito carry interest from the dse F
not punctually paid win be required.-An those
having claims against the estate, are requested 10
oring them tsrward on or before the dsy of sale.
10 order that arrangements may be made for theiS
discharge by
The ADMINISTRATORS
Feb. 3. oa,a. '''
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BILLS oFEXCHaNrGF LOST

BILLS or EXCHANGE LOST.
IN the Slst u'iimo our letters inolosss the fol-
" lowing Bills OF Exchange we're regularly de.
posted IN the Post Office here, addressed to Messrs.
Gordon, Irokes, Leitch, Il Co. New-York> ineiosing
John Mutter's Bill No. John brown Jr. G.aS.
Chs J. MeMurdo's do. No. on Jas. F. Leiteh.
& Co. Liverpool I0oO1
Patrick Gibson's do No. IS on Gibson 2. Sons Inn.
ooh I0ooL
~, Sterling L. 5000
The above bills we're all dated
Richmond, 3lst Dec. 1918 at 60 DAYS sight in IA
vor OF x endorsed by John Lesslie-Also our letter
addressed te Mr. Thomas lrv,n, New.York inclosinp
George Picketts Bills, viz. on
Jas Jno. Dunsp, London for 1865, rs
Leslie, MeNaught x Co. Glasgow, 93S, 10
III. X Temple Gwsthmey, Liverpool 1876
Gibson X Sons, London 2o2 Oa
Jas. Maury, Liverpool $1,000
-
L 1866. A
These Bills we're dated as above at 20 DAYS sight.
in favor OF and endorsed by John Leslie paya lie 10
Mr.. Thomas Irwin or order. BY the latest advice
from New-York nothing CT the letters or Bills had
been heard OF, and are now apprehensive the
Bills have or may fall into improper hands We
therefor hereby forwarn the public from purcbas
ing, receiving or in any way whatever passing the
SAID bii's unless from or through the hands Of the
Gentlemen, to whom as above stated they were
| addressed-The necessary steps to prevent aesep.
lance . payment TO improper persons have been ia
Ken. Post Masters particularly & all good Cti-
lens generally throughout the U. States, are reaues.
ted to u'e their utmost best eyertons in order ia
bring to light whether by accident or villain, this
mysterious and unfortunate affair
JAMES SCOTT, x Co.
January 70 eptf
L. s. The Post Master at New.York write, the
fost-Master here under date 18th inst. that no
Iuail from this TO New-York of the 3ls mir, had ey
err reached him.
UrWas also put in the Post Office of Richmond on
the 3lst uit two copies 90 and Sd of exchange
addressed to Walsh & Gallagher, New York, drawn
by Ellis and Allan, John Heathcoste, and Co
London, in favor of Daniel Warwick, at sixty
days sight for $4,000 each, dated Dec 2Sth, 1914
which bills likewise have not come 10 hand in New
York. Necessary steps have been taken TO prevent
acceptance & payment.
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OFFICI.1L LIST OF PRIZES,
And the ORA wings of ALL the Northern Lotteries,
4 nan be examined. GRATIs at the subscrber's Of.
" hce-where Tickets Warranted undrawnl, in
the Baltimore Hospital Lottery. and in the Trinity
the eap,a prirs, OF s1s s POM snd So
rerssin undra@n-hlso, Tickets in the Washington
Monument Lottery I'd Class, can be purchased as
yet. at the original coat (Sio)-The drawing will
positively commence on the first Monday in March
next, and will 6nish the 18th of June following
The Capital Prizes are, one Of $4,000, Of So
600, one OF 10000, two of 10000, fifteen of 1000,
and a proportionate number of mailer prizes.
Bank Notes Of other states, prize tickets of other
Lotteries, or negotiable notes, will be received
payment, or discounted. Orders from the country,
pest paid, will be attended to- A Register Book is
kept for the purpose of giving the earliest norma.
ton of the fate of Tickets. Also on hand, a few
Copper Stills, Casting Pots, Iron Wire, from No.
to 1s, W ich will be sold on reasonable terms OF
bsrtered for produce-at the Lottery Office of
b. KURSHEFDT,
few doors below the Bell Tavern.
january IS wtf
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Dee. 49,
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Virginia Legislature.
SKETCH OF THE

Passed both Houses of the General As.
semb'y. during the session which com
menced Oa Monday the 9th OF December,
1878.
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[Vol. 1o.----No. 9S.

! &c it is supposed, will throw oftbe French
| yoke, and JOIN the common csuSe of all Eu-
rope. 1t is understood, that one of the con-
dit'ons Is. that Denmark shall furnish SO, 600
men, to serve against France.
PosEN, DEC. l9.--We every Gav witness
the arrival here, of detachments (more or
less numerous) OF Polish prisoners. A few
days ago, a column arrive d of $50 nop-com-
missioned officers & privates, & $50 officers,
among whom were general K,mn icchi, &
the generals Of brigade. Grabrowski, and
MALACHI. They were followed by another
Column OF 1000 men, and 10 officers, among
whom was the general of Brigade, Routen
stranch. Al! the prisoners received from
the Commandment of this place. passports to
return TO their respective houses.
harsoich. Rolfftast IL o'clock, December 4.
Three vessels are just arrived from the.
Dutch coast. which they left ON FRIDAY.
The intelligence they bring is, that the
Bril- and lie'voetsluys we're free, and Flush
ing was under oubartlment.
he Com mandaut of the Brill had been
taken prisoner. and conveyed in iroi to the
hague. with three tons of gold, abe ut 500, 600
guiders, Of which he had robbed the inhf,ti
tants.
:; Gogel. the French minister Of Finance in
Holland, has also been taken prisoner. and
conveyed to The Hague, and a considerable
sum OF money, exceeding that found on the
Conmandant OF the Brill, was taken fro,a
him. An Aid-de-Camp of Millitor's has AL
so been taken.
Bonaparte was burnt in effgv on the Poin,
Neuf, in Paris, about the etSsfJov.
HELyoETsLUYs, Dec. Is.-It is renor-
ted here. that slHost the W = ole Of the allies
have passed the Rhine in different points. s.
that the advance of the Russians is within
mile and q half of Antwerp.
TIE Iexel feet is said to have been Civ.
en up to the civil authorities.
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DECLARATION OF THE ALLIED
POWERS

mere IS striking coincidence Of views in
the following structures, and those of ali
true Americans, on the subject to which
ihey relate. IT appears that the allies of
Great Britain have at lengch awakened n
their true interests, and are determined
TO nave REhL balance oFtower in Eu-
rots. they are as unwilling 70 leave tc
Britain the exclusive control Of the seas.
as tney were that France should dom-
peer over the Continent. We caooo, bnt
tatter Ourselves that the ground America
has taken, Will be brought into view. din.
ring the negoc iatious At Mannheim. ami
that t'e Feace will be settled upon such
basis. as will secure us our CONNER iai
rights.-Bostoa Chronicle.
=. fff's.
1Iren' Cob6stfs GEgisis- Of lSe:e-ller q
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LoNDoN. Dec. If

LONDON. Dec. IS.
To-day We Law before our readers most
singular document from France. 1t is a
circular issued by the Crane Judge Rcgnier
(duke OF Massa) to the judges of the de-
partments of France, calling upos them to
use t'eir influence to preserve the public
tranquility, at the present awful crisis, to
that country. This document breathes a
most hurbled spirit, and not syllable trans
pires from il about the virtues, er the I" so.
nnn'e genious or the emperor After this
Who will believe that Bonaparte is popular
in Frances Let those who are of con
trary opiaion read ;fs document How
different from the proc'amasioss OF the ell
lied sovsreigns to their subjects The love
and reverence tncir, charac:ers have ,nspir-
eo are uniformly the excitements To which
they resort. On turning to our files of Par
IS napers, we End that on or about the 2lst
November. Regnier resigned his Office of
grand Judge from " i'll health" lid the
mildness and moderation in which he had
drawn up this document now before us,
contribute 70 his dismissal from Office His
circular TO hi brother Judges. is dated on
the 18th of the SAM month.
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DENEiARK CONE ROUND.

corFNHAGEN, DEG. 0 1t is eenerall,
believed and the IDEA gives great satisfa y.
non' mat affairs are in far train Tor being
ADJUSTED between the alice Courts and orr
Gov cnmeut -Cnrnt Bolo1eiIe ,vboar,;o
ed here, a few dsys ago. has freone,, COR d.
terepccs With the Miais.cf OF For.t;on 4 fTa;rs
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By Thomas Richie.
.ADYERTISEMENE

"A NY person wishing TO use in their Dstillery,
IN Grocery or "tierwisa, DIR. Alt,on's highly ap-
proved method Of improving sprituous liquors Il C.
may be furnished vita individual rights at S 2s 10
any town or county in Virginia, already exoIu.
Payne. Lynehbursh, or the Subs ,riber, Richmond.
JOHN PERKINS.
October 10. Is
L. s. Communicates by mail. post paid, win DE
promptly attended TO.
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FRENCH ACCOUNT
o. Lord Wellinpton's invas,cn nf So

n
BAYoNNE Dec. 13.--The enemy lost or.
the 1oth and ith, from 10, to IL, 900 men
but Yesterday ne strengthened his line, ana
showed a disposition 70 attack
This morning Marshal Soult anticiDateJ
him. by causing all his lines between Mon
rNere and Vile FrsnQue TO be attacked at
day break. Com D'Trion led the attacl.
with i've div'sione of infantry. a brigade
ct cavairv, ard % pieces OF cannon. Gco.
Abe, With the Sd division. attacked in
trout Ger. Dorr1icau On the right; assis-
ted by Gen. Dorm gnae. The at.ack was
very brisk. and succeeded very T.. I he
enemy brought up fresh trcof,s and We
bro't divisions and brigads, whi,h Mad
not vet been engaged. Tire enerny vas
checked! and the conrbat Continued he re-.
OF the day, with advantages supported IN
orr side
We had 500 X He'd ard $500 wounded
Tie loss of the e. euFy mus have B. en- more
considerable. We have taken cnlv 500 En-
gliNh, among whom are several officers.
Gems. Moequery and Mauccmbe have he,
wounded. The enemy took no prisoners.
Extract eta LETTER from DanieI Crcm,c5a
= Son fafed Amsterdam, Dec. II. 1919.
"a a merchant III ". Y.
We have not had the pleasure Of ad.
dressing you this long time since.-Circnn-
taken Mace. ton
Interesting for this country & for ths commer-
cial world at large not TO write few lin e,
our respective riends on the subject. The
French authorizes having left us & foreign
armies advancing towards our frontiers onr
country has resumed its former rxistence
and independence, ard the Prince of Oranp,.
has been proclaimed Sovereign of the Nib
erlands. rs yet our country is not entirely
evacuated, but we have some hopes that
IS n Ntst IL. =.
arrangements are daily taken to Consolidate
- new form; which we dare. saw will sbor,-
iy De hnaily established by q new Coustitn.
ton, and ~ doubt such further DEGREES VIII
be taken as circumstances will rouire
Public tranquility ~ t1is CITY has ONLY been
disturbed in the first beginning for fe,r
hours; twas thank God soon after re estaI,.
ished & the above great changes have taker,
place IN such manner as could ho,dIv
nave been expected. We have now he for.s
MS the prospect of q revival of Trade ard
Navigation, and hope IL will be soon realised
sincerely wishing that what has lattl, ia
Ken place IN Europe nay tend 10 q general
pacihcatior and that your S ates may alan
he Included therein meal Will we shall
0e truly happy, sh 0uid Circurr stances per-
nit renewal of forner in, curse re-
tween our respective countres, which.
could it take place would certainly be ver,,
N'sib "'u DS"tiCial' we nope soon
10 be able to give some positive advices on
this lmportant subject, hitherto nothing be
ng determined thereon.
! a Decree hss been taken by which the
former prohibitive Laws respecting imnor,r
and the system Of high Duties are ann9,led
ana the Du'lcs re-estabiished as ri ey were
before our Country was unued TO France
with the exception ho~ ever Of Salt and Co
lon'al Articles, on which by separate De.
cree. new Duties will be fxcd.'
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haye volunteered their services to any part
of G., Britain.
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HOLLANI1.

~, - HAGUE. Jan. s..
.I.te feredAa~g Princc's H'rth Day.
oh vas the hapov Anniversary o.
"a eir'h >d%y of his Iiiustrious Hishness
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MINISTRY OF JUSTICE.
The Grand Judrc Minister of Jus.ice. IN
me Judges end tribunals ofthe Eahiye.
F7oa, the Minister'S Cabinet.
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.Fro1, London fahers c,ived 6y TIE nm
-fieEcnder et Boston
THE 'TCULOE FLEET.
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BY Thomas Richie. I
RICHMOND pENIT-vrI.Ry.

1Oth> .2Iarvh, 1874
FOR SALE at this place, variety OF Manufac-
u turea. which will be sodow for cash, bar.
teref for raw materials Among them, are Wrought
snd Cut Ss:.s. Hinges of different kinds, Iron anil
Hrass mounted Crates, Tools for farmers, earpcc-
te-s. eoopers and blscksrnitns. Carriage Barnsss,
Wagon sud Cert Gear, Collars. HsBes aud Chains
cf all kicrs. Various kinds OF Carpenters, C1opers'
and b'ac. sin;as work, well mos: kinds Ut Les
ther work. done here short notice fer customers
Also, Sum Cotton and Thread, AMI various kinds
'of Cloth sold or woven for csstomers-sud variety
OF Shoes, Roots and ncotees, some OF which. tsat
have heen some time on hand, Will be sold at reduc-
ed pTioes. Several hundred pair Of Shoes, suitable
for Soldiers, and isely made Of the best materials
and faithIul workmanship. will be sold wholesale, en-
. very small profit.
Also, for 50 and transportation, g likely res-o
men, one . Dstier, about 40, the other C-rpen.
ter, about years age. For terms, apply to the
Executive. ~. ..-,-r-
There ere also IN ibe Pe,itcnt;sry for sale,
negro Slaves, :nen and woinee.
i'he subscriber having lately ereete one Of Halls
Wet Patent Machines for Milling Hemp and Flax,
invites Manufacturers come and view it, aud rur.
chase the right OF uiag it from the agent Of the Pa
teree. who is authorised to sell for the state OF Nir-
giss, three OF four counties excepted.
WIN. CAMPBELL,
Keeper and AGENT
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