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CHANGE OF TONE.

E1'tract of o letter. from q gentleman on
board the u. s. .trignfc Congress, daIed
az Flushing, July 10, received at Bog
ton.
We arrived here afccr pleasant pas
sage If 90 d'ys rather longer than we
expected, from our having got as far as II
w. in Is days but after parting with the
Neptune VIC had nothing but easterly
winds and Gains for ten days. We fell in
vito num1.r of British men of war, who
were very polite, and in all instances run
under our Ice, and requested to send q
boat on board. as thcv had information
from Lord Wellington's Army. This
cur friend, his ExceIlency the Ambassador
was anxious to hear. Among the British
men ct war, was the one commanded Ly
Capt. Dacres, formerly of the Guerrero,
who was remarkably polite. All the mer-
chantmenlowered theirroyals or top-gal-
liant sails as we passed.
On our arrival here, the Datch ADM
raj ehewed us every attention possible.
Offering t. send a vessel to Antwerp 20
procure wacr, there being none at Wal
chcrin.
We landed cur minister in great STYLE
under saiute from the sh p, and the
Du.ch admirals yards mamie :, sc. On his
arrival at the Hotel. the captain and
numbef of officers calied up the minis
ter who gave an entertainment.
During the passage, Mrs. Eust s ne
ycr nee complained OF iadj-position.
Yesterday, the Ambassador and suite
embarked on BIO rd tho X ag's Yacht, ac-
compamedbY capt. Morris, for r Rotterdam.
On the return of Capt. NJ. which VIII be
in 2 or days, we sh IL leave here for the
Mediterranean"
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DOMESTIC.
TREATY WITH ALC,JEPs.

Com. Uecatin-'s DISPATCHES 10 fhe Score
tGry ot'Me .Narp, 0nn urcipg the cenciuss-
o'i eta Treaty Of Peace rcith .sla-sers, zre
tfG'w, are dcfed on the 5th IF Julv Tie
Com. does NOT state on 7rhat day me trea-
~ mas signed, int il 7Uas hroba6lu tqvo CT
three days fTeufous 10 the date of'fhe dis
fatckes. he states That 10 .5me7ican
hriaoners ar Hlgiers rad been eiue,s nm, au1,
Mat he SAouM send then, hone in The 4
he'Tier, Tchich quqs TO sail with dishafcheS.
II rs H7'dersto9dt hat as soon az fhe07ran ge-
nl@nis 7oere .f7rished gutA .aigiers, Com.
O~cafur 7yoVld Uish tie other Barbary
hogrers. Tie terms II the treaty 7yere such
as Com. Necgt-ir chose 10 dictafe. TIE re-
ieaas Of th' IrCya7e UeSScis cGttured 5v
him 7Yas nor Stipulated in The TRAM, bsit
nc afterwards GAGE then, mft to the Den, as
q fsrcScnt. B2st. Even. Rec.
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STILL LATER FROM ENGLAND.
Phiiaf[eEhhin. SEM. 1e.

Phitadeihhia, Sett. 18.
Arrived this morning, ship Factor, capt.
Robinson, from Liverpool. BY this arri-
val, we have neceived Liverpool papers to
the 10th. and London Gazettes to the 8th
of Aug. from which we make as copious
extracts for this days Gazette, as our time
will permit. Our selections shall be con-
tinued in future numbers.
PasScngers---Mr. and Mrs. Starl-cv. of
Philadelphia, Mr.. Geo. Starkcy, of Huh
ersfielt, (Eng.) Mr.. Thos. Sheepshauks, of
Leeds, (Eng.) Mr.. Edmondson, Of Is hi
more, and Mr. Richards, Of Philadelphia.
The ship Factor, left Liverpool OH the 9th
of August. That mornirE. accounts were
received by the mail that the BelIerop'Iou.
capt Maitland, had sailed from Ports
mouth, with Bonaparte and his suite, to fail
in with the Northumberland, admiral
Keith. in - lat. there to be put with his
attendants on board tue Northumberland.
aud proceed to st. Helena. The eTnDe-
rJr's extensive establishment which accom-
panied him from France. was oeerh1uled
strictly at Portsmouth, and reduced tu the
humble Attendance 81 general, and as
such rs ordered to be treated and received
hereafter. The Northumberland tool. out
a new governor for S., Helena, aud s1,all
addition Of troops. Bouy vas very much
displeased with tlle St. Helena arrange
ments.
Consular accounts were received at Ii
yerponl, l1te in July ola peace with Alters,
in consequence Of the drdbbng commod re
Decatur gave the Algeline Admiral, and
It vas stated the terms were perfectly re-
ciprocal, restoration Of ships AMI pri-
soncrs b. each government, and the Il
gcrineS abandon forever the claim to tri-
butte.
Er~0cf firm C0bh Rci.ssosi's 5rioafe y5.ayfal.
On the Isl September At ner the ship
Factor experienced very severe gsle f.. "a,
the s. l.. quarter, which continued tatilT
=. M. wheh it calracd away, and Suddenly
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MEXICO.
.NaicheE. .Awrnst rs.

.Ni4ichey, August Is.
by letter received in this city from centleman
at Natc'iioches, certain intelligence 10 obtsined
OF the successful operati; us of the Mexican pat
rats, tor ughout toe whole Of the PROVINCES of
that extensive country-It is too lengthy TO give
at large-the following is extracted there.fom
GA Republican officer lately arrived
here through the internal provinces he
LEFT Mont ell Rey the 20th of June last,
but had been considerable time from the
seat of Congress. The Republicans are
again in possession OF Guanannato, since
the Cd of April, with almost all the
country north of MEXICO, as far as Sattilio.
Durango and San-Lous Pososi--al the
coast on the Pacific Ocean and adjacent
country.
"They have established a regular form
OF government, and have large funds
nearly all the riches of this immensely rich
Country are in their possession, and are
progressing FIST towards cfFcting their en-
tire iHdefeHdsnce.
Arredondo was still in possession Of
Mont Ell Rey, but the country near that
was much harrassed by PachoB, VINO had
lately interc-p pied and taken party with
100000 .hcep, Which the NJ rquis Aguera
was driving from his stock in the internal
provinces to Mexico for the support of
that city, under an escort Of 700 of Are
dondo's best troops, who were all taken
or killed.
" At Mont 81 Rey there were about 700
troops, (of tie Royalsts) nearly naked
and at Sn Antonio the same number, i'm
patient Of some ch nge fr9m their misery.
This is the whole force Of the four eastern
provinces. (Arredonao's commend that
81 the western, dos not exceed 1000 scat
tered from San;a Pee to Durango. where
the cemmsndant 9 neral Bonavis has his
headquarters oalcsto Is 8 Mexico.
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FOREIGN EXTRACTS.

LIVERPOOL, AUG, 4.
BoNArARTE.--Iti is TT .iely determined
that none of the suite of Bcnsp rte, except
domestics, are to b. permitted to ga with
him to ST. Helena. Neither it is said, will
he be permitted to take with him any con-
siderable sum of money Of the rumor
should be true that h is in possession: of
large funls) IS every thirg nee ssary for
his establishment viii be provided by the
g verlment. i is said that Sir III. Lowe is
to be the. military officer appointel to be
hisguard. He wsll succeed. Mr.. Wilkes,
who is 1T the c9mplny's service as gov.r-
nor OF, the Isll d. The company's troops
will be 4'epi.ccd by Ki"g's regim mt,
and there viii be an articein the new tfea-
~ df Paris, by which the expence of this es-
e biiShment vii he made const tuent part
OF our contingent towards the force that is
To be kept no for the maintenance OF the
peace Of Europe. Sir George Cockburn
and Sr HUDSON Lowe VIII attend minis
t~rs ihs day, on the subject of their APP
pointmcnt to this service. The Bucehha-
ms and Cfylon are TO receive regiment on
board forSt. Helena.
Boaapaitc's travelling library was found
in six trunks, and amounted to about 500
voluncs.-Amcng them were Homer, Os
81 n. V lt7ire's Work, G. Bias, Voltaire's
Charles XII. Don Quixotte, Exc ali beau
flu editions.
Il seldom happens that when man and
his spurs set ont together the latter arrive
before himself, bat Bonaparte's spu!s ar
Tiv d in 10 don last week, and were pre-
seDted TO the Prince Regent on Tuesday,
by Lord Erskine, TO whose care they were
Consigned bv Lord Wellington. The spurs
wcr- fund in the carriage captured after
the late battle.
The Northumberland of so guns, Capt.
Ross, ARID on Monday last at POI tsmouth,
there t. receive Bonaparte on board, and
to convey him 10 St. Helena.
Lord Keith, in his oaicitl character, as
admiral Of the feet ON TIC 3tstion, will have
to read 70 Bonapart- the determination of
the cabinet, as 70 h future residence ana
treatment in the island of st Helena. The
ex-emp ror, we understand, has heard Of
his d stination, and has written 10 lord
Keith q most vehement remonStrance a
gainst the measure of sending him there.
With what temper, thee, will he receive
the dismal confirmation ofitl 1t is said
n ~ he IS TO be permitted 20 take with him
three friends aud twelve servants. The
amount Of the bills and cash which he is
said to possess IS 200 000l sterling. We
learn that Sir Hud on Lowe declines the
appointment ofbeing lis keeper, and we
do not know what other officer has been
see tel for the purpose. The island is to
remain in the hands of the East India
Comp nv, who C tF0 ps, under the excel
lent OH =. col M rk Wilks, will contin-
"a TO occupy he bay, ha,bor and ow
iauds and kug's q giment, with COM
maod,at,wiIl DC stationed on the high a.,d
as his bodygOarI, Tn is the final r.
RI gcwcnt or.de with m, npauy, so tn
their ships W Ii t.uch there IS usu1 in
tier hcmr w.,D - IS
81. Nkena. which said e. be the flu
tur residence Of Bonapartc, is aa Islard 1
in The 5. Ailanjc Ocean. hci b. th ~
lish East iodia SoaPany. It's ,ircda f.
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Voyages, coming within the Is

Voyages, coming within the Isle
E for supplies OF objects of business,
Ven in by stress of weather, the
desirable shelter and security of an
Iortgc.
4 Schoolgirls proximity to London. the
distance being only 81 miles, whereby or
tsrs from correspondents may be obtained
in SO hours.
Tnirdly-The conveniency Of the har-
bour, as ships can lie close TO the wharves
and dischargs cargoes into stores situated
thereon, should necessity or inclination re-
quire an unlading.
eff cited, there being in the port s.veral
ship wrights yards. and ropewalks, and a
superior dry-dock, lately constructed,- Ca
p..ble of admitting a ship OF II feet drausht
uf water.
Flfhiy-A Quarantine Establishment,
granting release and pratiquc to foreign
transient ships reluctant, or hating at
Cowes Tor orders, or by stress OF weather,
I'd not intending to Import carsoes into En-
gland.
Slsethiy---Its being tobacco port Gin vir-
tue OF the l9th act of his Majesty, CHI. 6S)
whereby ships laden with tobacco are al
lowed to call at Coz. s for orders. and re-
main u days and which they cannot do
az non-ennmerated ports, without being liza
BILE tn seizure.
ScvsnsAly--The privileges of depositng
" mes, spirits, sugar, coffee, timber, and
smidry other articles in eutrepot, for l3
months, without payment nf duties, thereby
giving thu foteign merchant an opportuni.
~ of vending MS merchandise Tor consurnp-
ton in England, or exporting it to distant
markets.
Lasfly--tn important establ. shment ct
pilots, by act of Parliament, regulated b.
\ the Jurisdiction of the Trinity House, Lon
don under which, experienced and skill
tll Pilots are licensed to act in the District
ct tbs Overs Light, Eastward, to Pever-
al Point, W estward, including the Isle Of
Wight, and intermediate Places and
whose services are rewarded at Fixed
Rate of Pilotage, of five or six shillings per
tost. according TO the Ships Draught of
Water. Regulations, fraught with certain
Benefit and Protection to Ship wncrs, and
general security against Imposition.
Cogves, March, 1914.
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CataktN. N. Y. Seht. Is,


IT ne hGt q F.'nerl'0fiol sets NesfsvI1 u"
During the last week, many teams. 'oa-
de with families and their effects, passed
through cur village, emigTants from the
eastern states to Ohio. The daily march
OF popul tin u that state, denotes the rs-
pidity of its increase--Its wilds are be-.
c ming the seats of civilization and mer-
cantle Intercourse and the time is not
far distant, when it will rank second to
none in the union.
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ctce IS about twenty miles, s. has the APP
pearance at distance at rock rising out
OF the ocean, being oniy accessible 1t Ole
particular spot, where the town is recied,
in a valley at the bottom OF BAY, between
two steep drcary mountains The build
ings, both public and private, are pisin emf
neat. IL has some mcu ,tanS, ;ar.iculariy
one cslle,i Ditna's Peak, which is covered
with woods to the very tol'--Lno woods.
Therc are Cther hills. alio, which ketr ev
dent marks of = w canic o,igi land some
have huge rnt Ks ottawa, .Id a Kind CT
half vitr fed flags. The country, however
is far from being barren the little hills are
covered with rich vcrdue aud .nterslci =
sell Win { rite valleys. which nta,n gar
denS, orchards and var.0uS plan att u.s.
The valleys are w.t9rcd by rivulets. and
The mountains, in the cenue OF the island
| arc covered with wood. The sol win CHI
covers the rccks and mount .iusis, III S>nc-
J, ri,h rouii, iron. s TO 10 ~. mes deer,
clothed with Z variety ( PLANS * shrubs.
Cabb ge, and other g,eens, thrive eX-
tremsly well, but are aevoured by cater.
pliers as arc the barley and ether KINDS
Gfgr in, by the as, which are v,iy nu-
! merous. '!ic ground, these reasons, is
laid cut heily IN pas,m es, INC verdOge CT
| which is surprising and the isiamd can
support 3CC0 head cf.ihe snail call -
| Thy have English sheep hire, and 4 small
breed OF horses, with so IS ana rabbits. The
number of inhabitants or the island GOES
not exceed 5000. including near SEQ sob
| tiIsrs. ans. about COO slaves, who az. sup
| pied with all sorts of manufactures by the
ccmparys Ships, in return for rSfrc shnents
and many of the slaves are employed III
| catching fish, which are very plentiful. This
island is situated between the continents of
| Africa, and ) nth America, ahoat 1900 IN.
w of the former, and 1900 Z. OF tie las-
ter.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-08-25
Molasses, Coffee, &c.

. = ~
We hare j,.ss recsired and eGsr for Sale
10 htds first qualitF retailing Mslasses
900 bags aud ten tierees prime green
Coffee
so boxes Pipes containing three gross
each
go TO. No. /, Chocolate
90 dozen bottles old Port Wine
AND IN STORE.
Is chests Gunpowder < Y. Hyson Teas,
of a very superior quality
10 hhis. Sd and 4th rroofeld Whiskey,
suitable for family use
10 bids. Sd proof Antigua Rum
Some ine old Madeira, Sherry, and Te-
nerife Wines
New-orleans, } SUGARS.
Loaf and Lump
liverpool fine and Ground Alum Salt
and a general assortment Of other
Groceries as usual
- We also keep constant supply
ofthe best Flour Tor family use.
Bryan Humpson 8 Co.
August 10.
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NOTICE.

Bt virtue ola deed of Trust from Ghas-
l.. hewitt to the subscriber, will be ex-
posed to sale at public auction on Sa,
tnrdsy the Goth day of August next
for Cash,
a piece Of Ground with
the buildings thereon, situated on the
south side of Queen street liz feet 4 IN
ehes to the eastward of Fairfax street
One other Lot of Ground
lying upon the north side of Duke street
and to tue westward of Fayette street,
fronting e6 feet upon Duke street and
running back 100 feet to 8 10 feet alley.
Hpon this ground is erected convenient
two story brick dwelling house with back
buildings, the sale to be on the premises.
At the same time and last place mem
toned will hesold small tract of Land
lying in Fairfax county, containing about
II acres, known by the name Of the
bloomfield Earms--Ternls will be made
Knean at the tine &C sale.
Il. Herbert.
August
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For FREIGHT,
ksa The new & fast-sailins Ship
ys.a ARlSIlIES,
s9 $3.50, GEO. CARTER, comYand-
er !; burthea ESQ tons, ready to receive a
cargy. Apply to
Dodge e Kettell,
WHO HAVE FER sALR.
$4,000 VT. ST. Domingo Coffee, entl-
tied to debenture.
Tow Cloth, Hats, Shoes and Cordage.
George-i' Town. August is. tt
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For freight,

For freight,
SSg The fine, new. fast sailing schr.
esssssSgsgsrRENTON, Geo. Clarke. mas
ter. burthen 500 barrels. For freight
20 the West-lndies, apply to
Jacksou and Rumney.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-08-25

O. Wants a situation in a
counting room, Lad from IA to IS years
|of age. For particulars apply to the
Printer.
July 29. If.
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Linen cambria
Cotton cambria
Null null muslins
Brunswick, cotton,
milled, figured, &
damask shawls
White Virginia
ditto Satin
Black sarsHet
Colored do.
Gaazes and grapes
Black India hand.
EcrchlefS
Malabar do.
Madras do.
Bandano do.
Cambria do.
Brown Holland
Yidonia cloths
One case pins, as
sorted
London bindings
Ladies and gentle
mems beaver gloves
Ladies long & short
kid ditto
Ditto silk ditto
White feather fans
Long lawn, and an
elegant assortment
of ribonds
Black cambria
Cotton hosiery
Furniture calicoes
Patapett
lst quality gilt but
tons for gentle
mems coats
Tapes, bobbin. sew
ing silk
Best London gilt
pins, all sizes
165 ID. thread
An assortment royal
rib ard Marselilss
resting
White jeans
Calored dc.
tn their former Stock
aent complete.
IT,.
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G. s. |. p. Thorn pson,
Here received per the Ocean, Capt. q
dams from liverpool, part Of their
Fail assortment, consisting OF
Superfine & Second Cloths,
double Milled Drabs, Molesdewn and
other fashionable Vestings, Wellington,
Bedford and Vigonia Cords, Stockinetts,
Fluslhngs, FIannels, Bookings, Plains,
and Rose and Dufiel Blankets.
August Ia.
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TVathers g. Herbert,

Ipathers s. Herbert.
HAVE lust RECEIVED AND ARE NOW
OPENING
AT THEIR STORE,
s King Street near the Corner Of FairJaa,
SO Packages DRy GooDs,
Suitable for the present and approaching
season !;
CONSISTING OF
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SssESsSs w. WOODBURY., MASTER,
burthen about l7GO barrels, is an excel
lent vessel and viii be ready in fou
days for the reception OF a cargo. Ap-
ply to
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MTANKEENs
IN Irish linens
Cheeks
Ticking
Osnabargs
Dowlas
Dirnities
Black .orauge, brown
and yellow bonn
bazetts
Blue, black, olive,
brown, mixed,
green and copper
cloths
Black, grey, mixed
salmon, brown &
orab ribbed stock
met
Blue, mixed, drab
and black cassi-
meres
Flannels
Rattinets
Cords, drab & olive
coatings
Superfne woslen
sesting
: sGrecian ginghams
Commen do.
Common ealicoes
Mourning do.
Fancy do.
Colerain, Madipo-
Ian aud domestic
shirtings
Long cloths
Domestic stripes
Do. plaids
Millinet
S2rig'd book muslin
Striped muslin
Seeded do.
Figured, spotted &
tamboured lenos
Ieno half handker-
chiefs
Jaconet werk'd bkfs
Leho vork'd shawls
Printed pocket hkfs
Which together W
renders their assert
July q.
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#. w. Peyton and Co

Corner Of King and Colane' = ss,s 1
Lare lust recs;ired and offer for Safe, +
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IN IN TIE Sloop ABRT, Ueerge Dart
ssssslat, Master; burthen aeaat zoe
barrels. will take On freight to y. YORK
or any Eastern poIt.-Also tor Sale sad
Soop's Cargo of 4o,o2o feet clear and
merchandise HUMBER.
Apply as above.
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Ah""le0S he p1b'r ston " which viii 6evrlcpo the
secret springs Ut the Russian conduct The e,Lien-
0s W IL AZ" 10 be- tptrd ~ ORD the district court
81 Hii..' aud ate also po,s $ on Of ,l,s ,,veru
meat, Who Viii uuIL, stioiLl make proper use o
Jhem
la Nov 1914, The Britsh soop Mary, bound
from ha'it'H 70 Cstuc, w:s captured hy the revenue
cutter An the district OF Pcuulscut bro,.ut IN tol.d
ld'lic.uOn, m,i, at December tenn condemned a.
lawful prize hy The district court Cl Name eNceptnp
ur's trunks o. goods, claimed by Nix. Eustapl.eNe
the russ consul az Bcstou. The judgment upon
u''Sc was DETER =, al tctl,iu, tl.lu. The consul
hAu no night L. import goods Ia AN en,nlys vessel -
{" tue United States bit the cnurt wa. .ii,bos,, ia
h"iuis" h'm with every ~ portuuiy 40 Prov, lbs THE
10 che trunks ot ierehaIdihe Which,, las ,iSimrd Up
GA examination, Il MS Ms. p' ci,'l iha tie .ar,s be-
logged III inct tUa' Nh. join. Smith, a British suL
JtV',m b"ston, WHOM c,,ils, Ltd procured MIR
Eus'"phielc to c;.m thei0 rs ais prOpcrtv-
MS F7oifht consul rs requested according 10 the
rueS "i TIC con IN sdcl, eases To max, affidavit that
thcSe TRUNKS OF goAs, worth j or 900 dollars be-
inhSeh u him ho refused To i,asc such q 'iavit I'M
'F prettnc'', ul' a. ior,, cons. his woid s,onld
hc taken iiu' {" p.OvC has claim L. produced two
Iruers"cn John fareto,,, jun.of liverpool, par
porting I" have been addressed to Mr.. EusaDiicy,.
and to be a description of the .oo.s The letters
were not marked IS ship letters usually are : they
contained aialse description of neari, All tho pac,,;
geS IN the Trunks and, ia truth, tappc;rci tl,at
ultSc letters had been forged bv whom, the public
WiV be atno loss O. determine. At the February
trr"' no person appearing to claim the goods.
court. VIZ
81 Ihesr facts clearly demonstrate that Mr. Eusta
ph,e'e, dnring the late war, prostitucd Is ofica.
AMI neut'al cha acter - the nola.iols b,s,, al cos
IernS enemy property that lac lent his sanc,io, II,
inc iaom'auon OF false papers, with tn wade. (.
violate the laws Of our country aud that he DEGRADED
himself INTO an instrument set of British srnuo-
glcrsin Boston. They also lead the mind to III. ~.
ressahlc cnnct'Si"n that some o the faction in Bos-
ton were engaged in AN Illicit trade with the eueIr,
during the late war, aud that thcv are nourshed and
supported 10y smuggling, traitors and foreign cmis.
Sailes Bdh Pat.
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NOTICE

rs RERERY GIVFN
'FNbAI at the next August Court Of Henrieo County,
;t the Courthouse thereof shall sell at Public
Auction for cash, rluch of all the
Inns GJ LoTY,
~ that County, returned delinquent fof The non-psv
ment OF the Taxes of the last year, as will be sufi-
Gent TO dl5eharge the ocTaxes which shall
Then remain unpaid Tor that year. and ten per centum
damages herenn together with the Taxes of the pre-.
sent year The Sales will commence on the first day
o. Tue Conf aud continue from day TO day, until they
shall be complicated.
Inc Subscriber authorised to receive all such Tax
and damages, At any time before the Land shall h.
SOIL Inst 90 de'nqueneies may be in the Clerks
once OF the County, in the possession al the Subscri-
Der, or IN tic Office of the Auditor of Public Ac-
cosnts.
CJr At the same time and place viii he sold-so
much oi the Lands and Lots returned denquent MS
VIII be sufficient to discharge the due thereon
prior to the year 1911.
TIL. PROSSER, SH.C
.NNu 2i.--rnsrn
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-06-03
FOR SAI-E.

Il LF.8SE or Il .IfOST
J. + A : y y T i T. f. NJ F. n T,
4 y the Till, Immediately across. the valley, from
the Monumental Church, containing i've acres
enclosed with ditch and panking s. highly manu-
red with "a sufficient proportion in Garden and the
rest sowcd in Oats and Clover-the buildings quite
new, consisting of brick
DWELLING HOUSE & KITCHEN.
C"ted III the cotage-orler, and other houses Of wood
sufficient Tor all tn: prros of ouch an establishment
incl 1rtg al excellent large Ice-House well filed -
Immediate possession will c given to this desirable res
i.ncc, and The complete HOUSEHOLD 81 KrrCH-
y 'K ~ CRE, nearly all new, will be disposed
OF on moderate tcr'"s and two good
MIL en- CONS,
On tho premise, may he retained at a valuation
ron Terms, apply ut Mr. James Browns Venine
dice and The tenement will be shewn by the occu-
pant at any time.
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