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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-29
October2S

Vaudeville & LarmOur.
Corner of K1ag and Fairfax e. King
and Water Streets Offer for Sale,
100 Chests Gunpowder, Imperial and
Young Hyson TEAS Of the latest
importations, and can be sold low
er than any ofthe Northern Mar
kets can at present afford them.
90 boxes Imperial
so lacqueredboye Young Hyson
Is boxes Young Hyson and Tyson
Skin-Montesquieu's cargo
$1,000 lbs. Green Coffee
90 bags cid Java Coffee, for genteel
family use
so logsheads and 60 barrels Orleans
st. Croix and Martinique Sugar
5000 lbs. loaf and lump Sugars
5000 lbs. heavy Black Pepper
500 lbs. first quality Bengal Indigo.
10 pancheons West India Rum
900 gallons genuine old Irish Whis-
key z rs
100 boxes Soap
500 reams Wrapping Paper
With their usual general assortment efthe
Best Wines, Liquors & Gro
81 ceres.
! N. B.--Country dealers are respect
fully requested to view their assortment
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Notice.

II SHALL offer for sale at the dwell.
Z line of Mrs. Elizabeth Deneale, in
Fauquier county, on Fridayt the 18th ia-
slant. about twenty likely Virginia born
SLAVES. Terms of sale made known
at the place of sale.
james C. Dcnealc, Admir-
of 6. Deneale, jun. deceased.
November
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-29
Fresh Goods.

The subscribers have just received by
the ship Mary from Liverpool,
A Part Of their Fall Importation OF
IA DRY GOODS, consisting ofbroad
cloths, cassiineres, fusbings, coatings,
vestings, stockinets, pelisse cloths, Ge-
|noa cords, velyets and yelveteens.---
Also, 9-S and Ga cambria muslins.
shifting cambrics and cotton hosiery.
which, together with variety of other
articles. are offered for sale at reduced
prices.
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New AlmanacS.
John n Stezurt,
HAS JUST PUBLISHED HIS
VIRGINIA ALMANAC,
FOR 9HE YEAR OF OUR LORD
-l8I6-

Country merchants and others 'OPF'
ed with them by the quantity on tleAF
est terms.
ALSO,
With writing, wrapping and letter p
pers, bibles, testaments, spelling books
primers nd'histories--slates and pencils
playing and blank cards, Russia am
Dutch quilts and ink powder.-A Se Vs
raj assortment of Greek, Latin anu hp
.rIish school books-most of the new Yls
LEGATIONS Of the day. and large stock :
standing works of merit, viz.--EFs'g u
and Roman prayer books, Psalm n :DI
Hymn books, history and poetry meu'''
surgical and law books, &c.
He expects in a few days a suPPl!.~
German Almanacks, and hasjust receE'
ed by the yyilhelmina from LlvePo''
22, 600 English Quill.
Ola good quality and cheap,hn ns.iIi
waters in tin bexes-black LEAD PENN
and Dutch sealing wax. .,,,,
T1s gross Of Humphreys eoP 7,
plate playing Cards, first quality an'
sorted sizes.
sept. 81
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NOTTCE.

"a NVI IOE.
YHyHE partnership of Boggess and He
n reford is this day dissolved by mu-
tual consent. Henry Borgess. alone is
fully authorised to settle up the business
Of the concern.
Henley Boggess,
JohG w. Hereford.
Nov % St
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-04-22
TIE F.AIRREELD SPRING
RACES

s{'oH 1875 will commence the arss Tuesday in Nav
Z next, and continue four DAYS 10y
ne Ficsf OGy--A Ladies. Purse worth Sf,v sr;n.o.
nine heats, the best three IN ive four TO ,nai; ra
r sunsss entrance free for any iorse mare On, eei
H's, carry Aig s'eather on each
ne .Secend Oay--Ths Jockey Club Purae of Ccur
hunrred dollars four mile heats fftee. dolls entrance
1Is 5Ird Oay--The Propyietor's Pulse al two
hundred do'ars three mile beats, entrance ten ao,s
, Tie f0'7Th L)as--A Handy.Cap Pure. for Which
e entrance OF the second and third dag will De put up
WIN tie collection OF the gate moneys entrance FL
.cen doiiss 70 b. added 70 the purse Horses to be
purse. VIZ iA"Pf'eVoi
, C , me ser7f dry here is Sweep Stake opened
or Tour years old cola Ibis sb,i four 10 make
nifty dollars entrance, two mule fects-Tb;a StaL ,,,
CLOS" 30. on the evening Of the frat day's.acP.
-, weights, &c % BE guTevned by the Hule, Of ths
o'o Fairfield Joet y Club " '''e
on, a. the gate, will &c received as u1ual--ss-a.r
nose who are IN want Of Booths on the Course. will
THOMAS WATSON,
1Te2snFer 0nd PrvbT7ef9r.
- '':n'.emsn attending from distance, CAD be
accommodated rith entertainment at the re.idence of
toe proprietor, Fairfield. -
l-fCrct 2y----tdr
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DOMESTIC.
NEw-YoRE, April Is.


80 large portion of which is to be die
banded on the FIRST day of May (sbould there
re no reason to apPrehend that the heoce
may prove bs rGce only y that ay.inv
which has exalted the national character 4,
level with nations the most rriiiitary--tbo'
y was treated with so little cerenronv by I'M.
last Congress, has deservedly excited the
puoiic interest. 1T is not merely from sym
patty with gallant band OF warriors. VIA,
have become veterans in three carnraiens.
nor from the honorable impulse OF gratitude
TO their defended, that the people are juspir-
ed with this interest in tue fortunes and fate
OF the army. 1t IS because they believe the
fortunes and rate ofthe republic itself. as wen
as their own permanent safety, - Sc juse,,a-
rabiy connected with the military mstj,uti,jns
and policy Of the country.
Indeed, the simple fact, that the Iatc enc
my retain forty battalions Of regulars in Ca
nsds, province onre foNered as the trophy
of WoLFE'S and CRATHAM's glory. as
source and slnew OF naval power, and as /" a
rcd hcid over the United States''---but which
has now also become "A military COLONY. nee.
pied and defended with YeterSn Troops. this
tact, to which the American people cannot
shut their eyes, is enough to arouse sbeir
most earnest vigilance, and excite Their. most
anxious sohcitude. Couple With this the con
sciousress tnat tie British sill hold Mack
-" A''7s IRA ahc Ndstlne--th5t they have
naVal equ9iltY on Lake Ontario and ports cf
naval equipment On Chsmpis "a and Huron !;
that tncy have 'pHumers5!e ships to traasport
troops across the Atlantic. as on the wing of
TIE wind and L viii be at once perceived
nov deep f. stake We have il the exercise Of
-h3t discretion wa which the President 4 in .
v.estec BY The act u Congress fixing the mi-
| lit2ry pca-c ectabishryrnt.
= ne f',c-uent 10 rev rapidly approaching
when ,hc executive decj-tcd vii be fro,,o,,,,,
eo. IN TIE diplomatic cc,,.ideTstions Nv
yyt'ich it may be Influenced, We raeddle No
! > Heg are ~ sbicT haaSs5 in The hands ,yber.
I tie c,'Ds.h a'lyn 80 entrusted the curv ~
"iSU7a, n-"G t.'e Citations NJ anity with f.
H'Si ~ ioas r bands which "<refeoce nas
pa "a en- h-uiy ht.ed TO nenase All ~,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-04-22
LETTER
Nron. Cognot to Ronnhartc:

Iron. Coynot 10 Bonahurtc
1t must have appeared very extraordinary
TO many OF onr readers, as j, certainly did to
us IT the time, why the celebrated Carno.
- employed by Bonaparte at the beginning
OF last campaign in the defence of Antwerp.
The following letter will serve as an expa-
nation of it. After he (Bonapartc) received
the letter, he sent for Carnot, aud imnediate-
" employed him. On the restoration Of the
Bohroons, and after the reduction Of Ant
werp, Carnot proceeded to Paris and waited
on the King. who was disposed to retain him
IN his ne'R rank this, however, Carno: not
only declined, but published a pamphlet, JUS
tiiylng the entire of his conduct while mem
Der OF the convention, in voting for the death
of the king, &c, This publication of CARROTS
was immediately suppressed by the police
only about dozen copies were sold we
SHORTY hope to have az opportunity 0f laying
copy oft before cur readers As for the
present letter, we pledge ourselves for its au-
thenticity.
Tcdis Aia'essy ne Emperor axholeoa.
PATS, ian. %, 1915.
So long as success crowned your
enterprises. ahstsined from offering such
services to ycpr Imperial & Royal Majesty, as
might not perhaps have been agreeable to you.
Now that bad fortune puts your f;rmhess 10
the grand test, | no ltnser hesitate to offer
to your Majesty the feeble means which I
still possess. TrifiDg indeed, are the efforts
Of man who has passed his siXtieth year,
bat think that the example Of an old soldier,
whose patriotic sentiments arc well known,
may rally around your Eagles many persons,
who have not yet made up their minds to
what party TO attach themselves, and who
may allow themselves tn be led away by
notion that to serve their country wonid be 10
abandon it. These are not my sentiments :
however have differed with YOU as 90 titles
winch you nave assumed, and however op-
Posrd your w1shes in giving to France q regal
government yet now that our common
Country IS threatened By a foreign invasion,
as wei as that OF having tle old dynasty for
Ced upon us--a dynasty which almost every
frenchIndn had swcTl to renouncc, the res
toration of which can only subject our country
10 al The horrors of discard and persecution. !
eagerly wait the opportunity ia sbew you and
my countrYuen that have determined TO
hght for, and die in a cause which 7 always
nave, and always shall consider lust cause
that was the establishment Of a ReDubla-
in France. Millions q Frenchmen have
moiStened it with their blood, The paTnes
TT all those brave warriors who have di-
ed OF the field os honour call alouA for g.
very frencainan to defend his Country a.
Sainst foreign invaders, and against the Boar-
tons.
There is still time, Sire, for vou 70 con-
quer glorious peace, and 70 acc IN such p
nanner as 10 acquire tic love Of the Grea,
Nation.
I'm, BIC.
(Ssned) CARNCT.
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CARNOT.
BAYoNvE. Jan. 81.
| an, &c
(Sisned)


The Spanish Government has taken ore
sep tow srds nlercy, or rather tow ards Justice.
The minister Cevallos, Convinced that thu, n.
sidity used, aealnst tn. iibereauz, WIS oniy 70
aSgr2vate more and more their r.inGs, Ard
annhilate tie restolatio Of TRANQUILITY. has
presshted n. {. ~. with well tigestcd
note, to entreat HIM to PIT a stop 70 every
arrest and detention Of the libsreauz. end 70
give an order TO recall every one Of them.
Who - means CT security, bad 9ed 70 other
Countries.
his step. s7ys the minister, IS requisite bv
humanity, and the generosity q our govern
nfnt wants YET the restitution Of al tic no
percy seized.
The 1cs hat been pleased % accrvt
the raeru,riai, and ,cud Il o. the c,,,r-
CO.. - Which TITS exIsc,cc IL vii Be accept.
- i' fwnnTed that 6mczsy4. IN Iuterdant
~ y. g. w. ard ,hs s,D,e.,.d e., - 49,
Pf'aceo during their h btsGon II Valey,;s.
a>s '-.n asrsngieJ.
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April vs..
pALUdBLE C0.fG LANDS
FOR SAFE

'ES,E Subscriber will sell at Pablo Auction, at the
< Exchange Tavera IN the town of I.ianchester, On
SATURDAY the e2nd day ofApril next, HI, interest in the
tnree following tracts OF coal land lying on the waters
OF railing Greek ia the county Of Chesterfield state
ot Smgnia-fiz. TEN sxte entl,s OF one hundred and
t"ty-two Acres, known by the name OF Bnck ard
"n'te oopits, bounded by Black Heath oonl m me,
thompson BEirts, and dthers-Al.c three fosrths r
t'Sty Acres, known by the .. the Creek-,,it;
o"ih'ed By the coai-mincs of the Mesrs. Racy's on
the north, AMI the Stoae-henge oosl-rnnes q, the
south--Aso, nine twentieths f3sA acres, known nv
the name ofthe Upiou Coa-pits, cSun,ed on the
west by the Messrs Raeys, on the east by the Coal
nand known by the name Of the Dover 6oal-pirs-
me above property is very valuable, minu,e de,-
er'pt" IS considered unnecessary, as it is presumed
.l~ persons inclined to purchase, will previous tn the
gay al sale, view the same, and make themsely,n
tuiy acquainted with its vahIe aud situation. The
Subscriber twho resides in the neishborhoodl will AZ
any nmr shew the property TO any person Who NAV
call icr that purpose. '
ii'e Pale vii DC made, under the sit,er;nter
Gsnee OF Meass. Robert Graham and James ~ Wa
free. " ~
COR-NEL IUS BUCK.
er'ns o. Bale, one thr cash, the balance in Two
e9usi sanual payments.
Feb. .5.-----~w6wa2swtyIs
-----
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ra1s!atsd ftr he Rc4a- York Commercial
.fiUeTtissr,

IERNfy NOV, 70.
splendid entertainment lately took place in the
great nall OF the riding school One side Of The galleries
had been reee vrl for the ipIoma;is corps t other
for the snes THE cous', and The nobility The So
cond gallery was for all the ntter guestA The court
occupied ~ one OF the extre mites, apartment may
nneenty decorated; twenty -four ladies dressed in the
most brilliant Gothic and covered with ;ewes
ocenped the other extremity. seated upon chairs rang
ed III single line They divided into fon, par
Ges, drtinsulshed by the colour of their anparel.--
ihcr La'sand thtsr robes entirely embroidered
with diamonds and resectcd most dazzling spien.
dor. 'F
we're seated, twenty -four knights clothed in the most
eorhliant STYLE made theR appearance upon hoYs.a
r'chy capsrisoued Each Of the knights was decorated
with q scarf OF the same colour with bis lady After
having saiuted the soveregns, they ali proceeded ike
wise 10 salute their ladies' and thea the game COM
mehccd
Tsey struck down With tie lance and iavern many
cs'ques placed Mt different distances. They afterwards
conIstdt5e ng, aLd the enieitan.II, u, ended b. e
cision.
When t.e court hal retired. TIC knights vent TO
offer their haada II their ladies aud cod 80 them into
the dining hall, whore tie table was spread of forty.
eight covers, magnscenty serret, up. The appear
ancc of this supper was very rciharsable The bali
commenced Sc O'Clock. Two thousand persons S.r,.
invited to IT, snd twas the most brilliant chat had We,
been given
~ general, ibis entertainment no. oyIy soli,ied ,I.
expectations Of hc spectators, but ii.sssed
The beauty Of the lsiies, their dress sud tie prodi
Gs quantity Of diamonds Which d,ey wore, above all
tlifes, excited adtoin,ion.
lt was the day appointed for the tournament which
hrs been postponed account OF tire ird:sr+fion o.
tie Emperors Of Austria and Russ'a The Ep,o,ror
Alexander is continually rnwen, tho lie is Ho; cged
, 10 Keep his room. linn =.
DUNKIrf,, nov. II.
happy accder. p-oeured in tl,s i.ps,1reni of
ColVaios The kno~iege Of the new variety &C. wheat
whose ead'aiion his been considerably xteplei
within s1orttnie, and which occupies one fourth Of
those aud, which have been enpi01 ed in me raising
~ grs'H ms wheat IS knoEn b. the nsIne &C Gs,r's
or Engih corn, becsuse Il originally fror Engand
sPrnepal merits are t'st It grows aaG prod zoe, p.
buniant crops IN ligt, sEd sandy coils, Were pref
ou'iy they could only rye; and bseauss II IS like
rye, ripe fifteen days before any other variety OF
wheat. -
he rhnd Of the grsin isvcry thin AMI cos,sauert-
" II prodrcss much u,cal and l.fle bran The bread
%noi' ' made 9ut 81 u s verT white aad yery savouy
II the praise which IS gwen 20 thisney spsecs Of e,rr
ven founded, il viii he precious acquisition TO
| agriculture and eoinmqrce. II.
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NEGROES FoR SAFE

LFhusu4rce efthe qvW Of Cherries Cog
6y, deceased, 7oiH be sott IN tie executors,
ar Pozahafan Court House, on ire second dav
Y Nay merit, NE SlaUes belonging 10 the es-
tafe " the said ('oSGy, decd, on n credis of
t79etUe months. ire purchaser gfcine 6ond,
sg7M nilfroUed security, 6earing iaferesf from
the date fnof huhcfuaily tail. There are
tTvo good coohers, one 7yomGn. Uery rood
cook, zuth eight likely children, Consisting Of
s''rfs and boiys---a idu zaH be soid for casf,
which 7vW be nQde knoSy1 on me day oo}
Snit.
SINFUL WOODFTW.
FREDK. WOODSoW.
April y. 4o
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THE TRUSTEES

kf the late Mr.. Ralph Worney IT. having de-.
- terrnned to discharge at tie end Of the present
yvsF te ursstSed balance of debts due from The rs
te' WI tsnk uf several credi>o's notify the ma
'uic ON" 'nnu u their respective Claims so that an
adjustment Of them may BE- inadt-a,d that th, ,r,.
ices may nave 1t in their power to make general ar
inosepeut for TIE. sstisiaction Of sil-Comm.n,cs-
uolS addressed to John Tayloe Lomax, Menokin.
cd to. fPNJ A''0"o
MARCH % IF
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NRRfONS HrHLnn6R

MILAN, Qtsiy) Dot IS.
Count BeDegrade wac yesterday ~ the
ineatrc Re Il scala, wi.ich was crowded W III,
spectators. IN the midst Of t1c oisv. q6oe
ycices were Heard T. The pit, s1ont,iq gi-.e
Nat2ieor These c.amofs p f-st ,lstrr6-
ed The performance little. but tseo pcre
soon stlleL 1d Us Ezceliencv l.d rot E. ~,
2" care much Tor them. lheec s1ou>s gere
repeated, ho"sVer, with more Voi.ecs o.
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TIE SURsCRIEER

"A J. his HomesAc Wdre-Bou opposite Cb,rIcs
q Bess g Co. Main or T. Street has ns received
nom the MAJ sfac,urers, addition to his former
~ cases Domestic Go"is, consisting Of fine and coarse
.FngasIns, Plaids Checks, Stries CharnbrsVs Shirt
,nes Sheetnes, Diapers and He'd Tic, ing; aI.o weav
ing and sewing COitOns, Caspe;ts, tnaimeres, Fihs
Coths, Sc. &c-An OF sJiC, ne o;.rs for ssle ~, as
sood terms, tor cash Of accep'aaees ia iowa astbev
can be had in PhIhdelhia or New York
PHILIP HUDLoNG.
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30 DOLLARS REWARD.

eANhWAT from .his place on The eist .l6irc,i, a
,ss hSely BL.{CK BOY, aiout 90 years of ace, a.
tout feet 10 inches high he bred a tanner, .1n
.rHS M ne e1ibios7nenf Of cIpsIs len Tate offfis
Place, 1aae7l he a6scondsd. I 6o,rht him of gt,s
"hiiecf Hi'ig Hiian co't, s.id il is t,obaLls he il
no.S IN Adt neigiiOiHhoed I .vW pav tie above re-
gard 10 eHg pesor tsho xiii dfue- him 10 .li- ra.e
~ rHS pace fcIeTsa'a M caoGrs Of 7,sssels j;or
employing lam, or from AEr5ng him n6osrd t6eii, neg
'ess' u'dT the peria' Of being rigOrors f,osecgsed
DAVID w. BRAND
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wards the end of the third act, when Com,
Bellegrade. who was Noticed giving u,de,s
TO one OF his hids-dc Camp, rose Up
IN his box, and addressed the Pit as fol-
lows:
" Gentlemen,
F" have to warn you, that the
doors OF the house are shut, and if Won do not
deliver up To- me the authors ci these seditious
cries, shall cause the boxes to be emptied,
and enter at the head of my soldiers, who
viii be able to find Them"
Nine or the most guilty were then deliver
Ell up, aud shot the same evening by torch
iight
This measure has not little astonished
those who affect to treat with indifference a.
cry which can now be regarded as nothing
but signal of revolt, and which calls to the
recolect'on OF Europe, the wretch who has
been too long its scourge.
THE CONSPlRACYINI ITALY.
M1LAN. January 7.
It is with impepctrabie secrecy that The
Commission proceeds, which has been ap-
pointed to try the coaspiratcrs confined in the
castle. But what is notorious and certain. is.
that they are accused of plot agains, the
present order Of affairs in Italy. It is said,
that their Crime is proved by heir papers &
Jurisprudence, which are partly in cyphers,
and the rest in sympathetc ink. We are
assured that Gen; Bertrand anne at one r.
rod from tue Isle OF E.lha, incog, and held a
meeting with some OF the persons taken up.
The report runs, that Gen. I3.lloti, one of
them, las attempted 20 commit suicide At
the moment ct my closing my letter, learn,
that last night consequence of preceding
arrests, Colonel Varesa was again taken
up.
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FOR SALE or RLks'I,
Aprl -.

VIZ HOCStyS and LOT at the Bowling Green
y belonging % tie subscri,ei-1be d,gcli,y -,
contNn' tour large and two small rooms, and tiehe
"Iio'nng safdentr' house, and a vel OF - sclist
~s'eI, sn encosed IN the bcs, manner, vi.Ln free A.
s'es OF hWnD masurcg garden ground tywiscI ma,
h'st rate |a'rlcner asy be also pureha,d a. hired
With Che place Fcr,cjms apply IN
JOH.S S-4FCHELL.
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PH1LADELpuIA, April l..
Translated far the Freen,an's Journal, from
late Pa'is Pahers, receired By tic schoon-
er M,cao7ongS, arrived ct .Nezy- York
PARIS, Jan. 10.
For the information Of our subscribers, we
publish the following decree:
REPUBLIC OF HAYTI.
Liberty. Eouaity.
Decree for reducing to six per cent. the
duties or imported British manufactured
goods.
Alexander Potion, President of Hayt;, ia
king into consideration all the advantages OF
RritIsh trace with this country, & all the relief
received from it in all our critical cIrcumstan-
ces, G wishing 70 encourage as far as possible
the said relations, have decreed 8 do decree
as follows
Dirt. 1. From and after the .st January.
1915. all merchandise manufactured in conn
tries under the dominion of his Britannia Ma
jesty, wien landed in our possessions, shall
pay only per cent. according to the lazy of
the 22d May, 1910.
M. 2. All goods and merchandise impor-
TED IN our possessions, other than those men
toned In the above article, excepted. shall
pay duty OF ten per cent. in conformity
with the above law.
These presents be printed, published and
forwarded 10 the administrators and direct
ors OF our ctston-houses, enrolled where it
IS necessary, and The execution of il is COM
mtted to our administrator OF finances.
BY the President. the chief Of the squadron
and secretary,
iNGYNAO.
Passed at Port an Prince, the 18th Octo-
Der, 1914, in the 18th year OF 1.depen-
dcnce.
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FOR SALE.

NlIL ts Sold; On he frs. d.ly Of .rtne nerr,
Wv sLose zafaaJis mills, adjoining ne fo4cu Of
J,eis'son;g, commonly c'Rled Fleets Campbell &
Fheee's afHs 0-lc! 7iare occupied b. lfrs Cano6eR
7afh The Land He1elsto Gs'ersd d6ous 200 acres ca
credit Of one fyvo and three ycGrY. Votes oepa5e
at eitie7" Of The Banks in PeiessJrg Nth aoro,sd
sadors.ts nil Be required Of lie purchasers. Slonli
f. e. {: .cts.:s If sIy-,:==. =, !,
Princes T.8B,B, 6y her aeeAt:
B. Eands3ph, 1Eos TaS5
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
a - persons ha'ng claims against the late firm of
- ''an,os Heas q c.. are reaoc~sed TO bring them
forward TOR se'tieinent. An those inr.b.s,l I, the
s"ne' are earnestly requested to call aud make pay
ment without delay, to
REUBEN JOHNSON,
surviving partner oT
fumes Reat 81 Co.
~ n--rersons having LETT work tn repair, &C. st
Tie sape place. viii call a, the store Of Iobu,os ~
heaf' opposite the eagle tavern, aud receive them,
April vs.. I'm
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-04-22
al PERSONS

HAVING claims upon the Esratc os Mr. Sarnl
q X 1reenhow, decd Sts Of the city Of Richmond,
are requested 20 present the same 10 the subscriee
and those iuosted to SAX. will render payment
20
GEO GREENHOU.
40 Fur the .itEn'.s.
m
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-04-22
BLLYAsr. I'm. 81.

y t
We understand that Government haze is
sued orders, fer further reductia n in the M
iitia OF .. Britain and Ireland, to take place
on the 10Th Of FEB.
The Royal Ayrshire, Torfarshire, and
Edinburgh regiments Of militia at present in
Ireland, are under orders Tor Scotland. 90
dcir arrival. a route vii wait for their reg
Pective counties, to be disembodied.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-04-22
THE GREAT CARNuT.

We do not rccol,ect to have seen the FL
lowing article published here. We extract
1t from the bahama Gazette, in which it
was republished from London paper.
Dcm Er1ae
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-04-22
sTKAYHD OR SI,nIl-.EN-


tNtoh lie Sd srriber, on the night of ,l,e accord
i'.tant Il RO.9.ArE HORyts, with p bo,, ,S,I
tou ai' Iound, OotIscks elo " trimmed trots races
ara eaners well, and in olsrable good order ne b
Noks wen m harness there Is likewise marks of de
I'm on MN :; other particulars NOT recoeo ed.
Whoever will de liver 10 me T,;r,, - tS;.t,., 81,
eDo'p mentioned horse shall receive reward a. ,e
u''is,rss.--Any iniormati6n respecting him, viii be-
~ JOIN TiNsIEY.
$40 .hree hiickinYcfs, D., tie mouth. j. T.