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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-02-06
Ne1a,-CrlcdnS.

We regret that the last week has furnished moth
ing decisive Of the fate Of Ncw-Orleans. The &C.
count Of partial engagement on the evening Of
the Esd Of Dec. has been published. "A extra sheet
Of the National IntciIigencer received on Saturday
contains extracts of letters from N-jrleans to the
S0th. COL Haynes in a letter to Gov. Blount
speaks in the highest terms OF the conduct of the
division Under Gen. Coffee, in the engagement o
the Esd, and that his loss was considerable. Col
Landerdale and Maj Cavenaugh were Killed. OILS
Dyer and Gibson were wounded. On the 28th q
column of the British advanced upon the left wing
of tue American army, and the writer mentions
that the brave Col Henderson, and some other.
fell but does not mention the result of the action
letter from the Postmaster, says, Last We'd
nesday (28th) the enemy attacked our lines, but
were repulscd with considerable loss; ours trifing
Previous to the attack they succeeded in destroying
Ia column belonging to US by means Of their
artillery, Of which they have few small pieces
In this state the affair restsD =
The Kentucky troops were momently expected,
and the writer considered the force such that the
country was completely ont ofdangcr There was
much cannonatfing between the Esd and S0th in
which both sides sntIced-
So far as accounts 90, we consider them highly
a1spicions and warrant high confidence in the O
pinion that the place will be honorabIy and sue
cessfllIy defended
The Mississippi is Of invaluable importance to
the Western States, and New Orleans may be con-
sdered as the key to that section in commercial
view, il is to the British an object Of the first con-
sequence, and should they get possession Of it, the
cfurn Of peace would stiH be more distant than
even what We now calculate upon.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-02-06
HANDED SOCIE TT.

THE members Of the Handel Socie'y are hereby
rotiiled that their annual meeting will be
held - Portland on Thnrfday the 29rd day Of
Feb next at 10 clock 4. M.
JOHN WATSON, Ss~sts,y.
Ian. so, 1915.
N B-The members are requeaed to take psv-
cular notice that the annual meeting ~ to be
holden on ina Esd of February ard not the 6k
~ meotioned in The advertisement lxfl Mouday.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-02-06

'THB Snbfcriber. takes this me. bod 70 iaform his
: friends and the public, that be has oreues
Houfe Of Entertainment ia this town. fof merIy &c
eupied BY Mr. Timothy Boifon,. where ne hopes
By i attension to bu6nefs to merit the pueic
patronage
N b His Stable 10 very conveniens for Gen
slemen Who may with 10 have their Sssxt' sgss
iss1 asd Try LINES D.NSMORE.
Portland, Feb 6 1875
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-02-06

The Milestone irigate, Capt. Skipsey,
has relieved the Fnrieuse as guard ship
at Casino, and the latter has sailed for ltal
fix
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-02-06

Exnea fssr lie, q ~ zz<slsssy Csv~ss~ Bissss,
fen 81. erssQsa<, csosysv cla5avAe, dssss 0,Is.ss.
Dsefmbs so.
The enrrly RENAME ercamped about miles
frcm this CRY, wilma full view Of our army under
The command Of Genefal Jackion. The force d
The enemy i variouly stated, from four 70 feven
shonfand. We may have. and calculate o. having
Tome hard fighsing; bur you need NOT fear for
the refuf. The General infpires much confidence
and all biz troops. regulars volunteers and militia
il high fpiriis and anxious be led againi the
enemy. This will be done 10 Cue fesfon |; the Ken
lucky troops are daily expetaed uAtil reinforced
BY Them, the General has very prudentiy desermin-
"a 20 maintain bis present. po6lion--a poGtion
which completely covers the city, and from,
which the ensmy cannot diAodge HIN. The A
merican army il drawn up in line. extending
from the MifiEppi 70 Cypreis swamp having IL
front wei ditch and Al ensrenchmens impenetra-
bic to mu.ketry or fmaI'ef pieces Of ordnance :
the right flank covered by the river. and the left
by the fwsnp, and the whole defended by fever
Il pieces Of cannon Of various calibfes 80. "a.
and poundsrs.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-02-06
UNCLE SANS. BARGAINS.


We learn BY Frcnch gentleman from
Halifax, who arrived in the Maidstone
frigate al Castine, that the plivateer Guer
rierc, Bnrllh.m, Of this port, had been sen,
into Halifax by the Junon frigate, having
been captured of Cape Stables. The Gusr
riere sailed hence on the, LIST, instant,
Portsmouth, Grace.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-02-06

} According 70 the Recruiting Orders late
~ issued all men enlisted before they pass
muster. must be STRIPED This is we'll
enough--she peaceablr clTIzgNs have been
STRIPPED BY the war.hask party long
since and j, is high time the system should
be- extended TO the M1EIrARx of Uncle
Sans family.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-02-06

After our paper went 20 press, we received later
and more interesting intelligence from Aex~Orisoas
by the New-Yol * papers.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-05-31

uneaslness wi, I've ,iosr jrASt;s.S bat thea Wal
sputent anf skiliDl manag cement may he ruadtr with
their usual ELASTICITY, Co adcpf fieBseloesso he
occasions, as they ARISE
Such, my Low, is t,e language of the great parti-
zans of war You see, they already paving the
way tlra sei='e 81 tis fudsS brobertu, by ssmati-
ding the owreis DRONES OF THE STATE,
whose fall to the bottom they seem Ia contemplate
without the spai'est degree pain mquietude. In
short, rather than not CRAFTY their ndietjye feelings
against tue ruler and the people OF Frce they seem
perfectly really TO involve England in all tine misies
oi heroltfien; Tor, am sure, your lordsbip wants
nothing from me, 10 convince you that the ncasuies
here plainly hintedat would plunge the country int,
general confusion and boodshed
Whether the " pu5Gc voice." will he for war, we
shalt, probably, soon Sec but, who would have eN-
peeied to hear those who accusing Napoleon oil
design togot warto srGnphis army, urging YOU to 20
to war; because war will please narat and 1litaV
men and because, (as i, ,isely asserted war will
crafty the cgfdity of land-hoiders, farmers ship
owners, merchants and manufacturers Was
there ever before urged such reasons in justification
of war
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NOTICE.
May f7.--tds

TSNHAI by virtue ola Deed of Trust executed to
Il me by Claui'us Buster and Ann his vile. of tb,
county OF Kens%ha, shall Wednesday tue 17tb
Instant before The door of the Bell Tavern in This CT
~, between the hours of 10 and O'clock of that dav
proceed to expose to sale by public auction, to tie
highest bidder Tor ready ey the following tracts
pieces or parcels OF land, much thereof as NAV
be necessary to satisfy MIR. William NteIfenryassenoe
OF Robert Campbell, the of $500 with the interest
then due thereon, end the and charges ATTENDING
the executcNofth this Trust that is to say One roci
containing $50 acres, lying in the county of Kenawha.
surveyed lotA Dec. 1885, adjoining the lands of the
heirs Of Leonard Beew, below Loop Creek. and aI.o
the Great Kenawha River g Simmons CreekwAIso
one other Tract, containing 200 acres, by survey
bearing date Oath Feb. 1856, lying in the county ~
Greek. 'P
SAMUEL M'CRAW, Trustee.
May 6.--tds
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AT TIE ABOVE SALE.
TIL be ser ut TO the hiehest bidder

UiH De SEE IN 10 the HIGHEST bidder
40 OR so -N'ECROES
r rom the estate OF the late Miles Seden deed Of
rrnce-G George, among which, win be an excellent
young Man Cook and in consequence Of this inereas
eu hummer oil Negroes, over and above what were con-
tcmpiated to be sold at the time of the ORIGINAL ,,l,
tisement the terms Of sale for all the Negroes rs
wei those originally advertised, as those beon,ing To
the Estate e Miles Selden, decd Of Prince-Ceorg
VIII be altered from Cash sale, to sale for notes at
90days with approved endorses, negotiable and I,aa'
bic at either Of the Banks in Richmond.
w: SELDEN,
Er,glItor.
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To the Stockholders Of Tire Farmers Bank
Of Virginia.

VSTfiEREAS by the act establishing the Farmers
w Bank OF Virginia, it is provided, that num-
Der oil Stockholders, not less than twenty who to-
seher shall be pro,rietors of sixty shares shall have
power nj any time to call General Meeting of the
Stockholders Tor purposes relative the institution Z;
ANA whereas we the subscribers, being propretors OF
SIXTY shares and upwards, DESTROYS Of calling a
General Meeting Of the Stockholders. for the purpose
OF obtaining tbe enaetiou of bye.law, which Shall
conpei the Board OF Directors of the Farmers Bank
OF Virginia nj RichIoond. 10 inter change with the sew
erai departments Of the said Bank at Norfolk Pc
tersbIrg Fredericksburg, Winchester snd Iynchburp>
such mon'av satemtn OF individuals accounts us are
now required na the said Departments and furnished
to the said Directors at Richmond, or to annu th,
SAID Rule fnot made reciprocal also revise the bye.
laws = p
The Stockholders ofti,e Farmers Bank Of Virginia.
wi therefore please take no'fcg, that general meet
ing OF the said Stockholders VIII be Convened At the
Banking-PoUse the said Bank n the city of Rich
mond on Friday the 9TH day of July next at 10 o.
clocs A. H. fr the purpose of taking into consideration
the proprcty OF adopting the above mem one,l h,c law
and of placing the Departments at Norfolk
fredericksburg, Winchester and I.ynchbure. o,ste,
ciprocal footing with the Bank at Richmond also 10 a.
mend the SAID General bye-laws rs to prevent any
future alteration ofthem, unless such Intention and The
nature OF 1t, has first been promulgated through the
Newspapers.
John Granbery, Pres't Of John Tsbb
the Marne Insurance Caleb Bopssl
Comrany. Warren Ashley
WIN. Pennock, Presilen, VIM f. Hunter
OF the Union Insurance Richard TAYLOR
Company John Sontheate
george Mcintosh Wilson & Cunningham
Robert Henley lanes Williamson
VIM. Dickson I'blin Ueonn
James TAYLOR. Wright Southgate
robert Stanarl VIM. +. Gray
Alexander +. Rose lohn Ross
W. . Stone Charles Austin
Hsrret Minor John f. Brooke
John hl'ckay Philip Tabb
James Henderson ThomasGr
VIM. r. Selden John CIeayer
" M u Camp William Jordan
Martin Fisk e Co. Rnbt. Soutter
VIM. Maxwell John Leslie
george Wilson Iohn West
homas Dickson Riehd. Drunmold
James Dykes David Milhato
Walter Heron Geo, W. Camp
wilson Boush Thomas Moran
j.; W. lienop eugene Higgins
VIM, Sharp VI Cooke
Christopher Fry t. B. Poindexter
John Taylor Edward Waddey
Thomas Dayis &. II. Clarke
George White Holt Wilson
Jasper Moran OeIany & Roberts
John Tuns VIM SmaIl
Il. Stnrtevsnt Philemon Gatewood
Joseph Vsnholt iIohn Stone
James O'Connor A. Ferret
John Madden VIM Nfaeaenos
Va. Bousoumat Samuel Osborne
iona Langley 3urwe Il. Moseley
William Dale Woodhouse, IT, McClanachan
Wilson Bntt VIM. Bryant.
Butler & Seymour
Norfolk, Jliay 24th, iSi5'--9awsw
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-05-31
E.ALUABLE PR0PERIY

FOR SALE.
a n Friday the second day o. June next, if fir if
not on the next fair day W III be sold on the pre
misses, to the highest bider, That pleasant and pro-
ductive little plantation, cslled
M I L. IL Il Il Il M
situated rather more Than miles below Richmond
and Immediately on the pubic road which leads from
Richmond towards Charles City. This Farm is hand
somesy situated, and well laid eff; of good prosluc.
tive soil, and is the valuable because its cont;
guilty to the town. 1t contains by late survey four
hundred acres, nearly half OF which scIeare and
IN good cultivation; and is bounded OH one side by a
bold and exhaustless stream Of water, on which lie
few acres o good me5dowiand that has never vet been
cleared the other part Of this tract is wood land and
abounds in timber.
ddjacent IN the a6oUe Tract, is
ANOTHER,
Containing two hundred acres the whole Of which ;s
woodland, aud well covered with timber Ties +;yo
tracts are now united uto one, and to suit the COVE
n'ence OF purchasers will be divided into lots of fror
SO 20 100 acres escb
4 turlher description of the above propertv ;sdeem
Ell unn ecessary since any inquiries relative 70 IL may
be easily satisfied, by application the subscriber or
to- MIR Aus;n Iaman, who is the present manager 81
who will shew the premises any who ma, be jisno
sed to view TIE same.
credit of two years viii be allowed purchasers nm
on giving bonds with approved security and deeds of
trust upon the property, to secure the ultimate nv
ment oi the purchase money.
immediate possession may be had of such of ths
land as IS not in cultivation aud of the rest nnsses.
may be had as soon as the crop cGh be removed An
ndisputabe title will be given upon compliance with
the conditions Of the sale.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-05-31

OF On account of the badness of the weather. the
sale as above intended, is postponed till "Wednesday
3lst inst. when the same will certainiv ,oI r,,ay
specified in the preceding advertisement.
SAMUEL M'CRAw
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lots SAG 81 81

LOTS $40 e $50.
IN Saturday me 1Olh Ja17e
q Shall, on the premises, at 10 o'elock. A. N nm.
3, . der the manaSement'of Moncure, Robinson aud
highest bidder, thee two eie CANT ''e
IL T.
In front ofi'le residence Of William Writ ESQ trovn
by the numbers SAP & $50.
Each Lot will be divided i four equal parts, making
on t'e fronts Of g Streets lots of SO Gle feet
e'ch-and running back 1873 4-12 feet to an aiIev %
feet WIDE, m the centre Of said Los-The Sale will
most certainly he made-one d'rd cash, and 2, & G.
EDWARD w. TRENT.
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FOR Sale

AHA6e Sold, on the first d7y IF .y,,ne mar,
- hoSs rH"nbhe 1nII,I,S GCjoi,i,lg tie tom Of
t'etersltTg, connonh caizcd F1ctg mr. fo,stag 81
HheeeT.s JhOs, 0ioi 1o1g occutaed IN ffrs Cdy65,G
7v'W me JSird here7ftt9 dDuered ab5it 900 ac-ee w
u c'e'ht IT 9is fyvo a7,I three yeay.s f.oteq b,bl
az ehher NJ me limits ~ Pefe,s5frg, 1aM abstgreJ
end@,%gs znF be ,ep,saed Qfbe b1n.chasers ,S5o,,,
me 1hdg mt he enid, Ney 5eH be ofsred N, Ie,se
fsT u term nj mars A'eU''
FR@.NCES T.qBB, Bv her ocenfa
Pei. lI---tlg ''' '"'''
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-05-31

THE SUBSCRIBER,
& T. his domestic Hare House, opposite Charles
i,ecs g 70. Nam or y Street has just received
from the Manufacturers, in addition, to his i,,, et,c
90 cases Domestic Goods, consisting Of fine and co,r
Giughmns Psus Checks, Stripes, C,annI,roys Sl;rt.
ngs' Sheengs, Diapers aud Bed Ticking; also, wesv.
ING aud sewing Cottons Caspefs, Casinets, Fine
tlfnS, ne Ne-hli Of which he offers Ion sale on 81
cond terms, for cash sccepfanccs in town ss de-
IAN be had in Philadelphia Or New Yore
PHILIP BOM.ONG.
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TO PLAINTIFFS, -NERCHEY77y 81 5J77T
Frs

A Person who has been regularly bred TO business
"a III the early part ofhis life in Merchants count
iss-nouse IN London, and who since then has been in
the practice oth in Virginia, is about embarkipe in
Jew weeks Tor England. and offers Isis agency and SER
wees osIy one who may have business in that Coun
try, in Scotland or ireland He will eppao, in tb s"
uement OF any accounts, the collection of debts The
recovery o. any estate there, and the aeaurement of
any information, or the establishment of proofs want
eH 10 subsantiate any fact, OF eluclaic anv no;ot
fgue.ng SUBJECTS that are o. may be Iitgated Sc
ne ~ll seite goods from the different manufacturers
anu uadesnen, agreeable 20 orders and 50 seleote1
snip them to any Part of the q. SIN aworql. he
WI, undertake aay general particular business in
uhose Countries, upon Commss;on-and as his resi-;
Gehce for some considerable time at least) will bo
Lon n'' ne VIII there ceiye whatever plo,luce
rny ne coaSned to MIN for sale, pledging himself in
ue usposai thereof, to de every thing totIe utmost NJ
h'S power, Tor the interest of those Concerned.
lie trusts his abilities equal to any bueinesy he
may or would undertake-thc most delicate coronn.
e&tons IN 9lhsrrcspects may be safely reposed in His
n rfte, ence Is left .rish the Editor or this Pa5er
O. IF - "Fo''
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-05-31
May 90.
VdL UABLE COAL L.HNDS
COR SALE


'ENlil: Subscriber will sell at Public Auetjon Of the
g. Exchange Tavern in the town of Manchester. nm
Saturday the 22nd day ofApril next his interest in the
three following tracts of coal land living on the water,
OF railing Creek, ia the county of Chesterfield State
OF VrgIna.--Yiz. ten sxteenths Of one hundred and
torty-two Acres known by the name Of Buck and
uniiffe coa-pts bounded by Black Heath coal mines
Thompson Bunts, and others--Also three fourthq of
Eighty Acres, known by the name of the Creek
bounded by the coaI-nines of the Messrs Raey's on
the north, and the Stone-henge coal-mnes on tbe
south---Aiso nine tweDtieths Of 325 acres known Lv
the name of the Union CoaI-phs, bounded ON a.
west by the Messs Raey's, on the east Inv the CosI
Land known by the name Of the Dover Cosl-pits,
The above property is very valuable, a minute des
eruption is considered unnecessary as it is presumed
that persons inclined to purchase will preyious To the
DAY OF sale, view the same, and make themselves
FULLY acquainted with its value and situation. The
Subscriber (who resides in the negl,6orbood) viii Of
any time, shew the property any person WHO may
call fOrthat purpose. '
he Sale will be made, under the snnernten.
dance OF NiessFs Robert Graham and James w Win.
free. "
CORN-RLIUS BUCK.
Terms Of Sale, one third cash, the balance in two
equal annual payments.
Feb. 25.----w6wa2awt,s
OF The above sale IS postponed until SATURDAY the
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WING PROPRIET0Ng

THE PR0PRIETORS
OI' Gle Richmond Cotton ManuC,,f,-y g,,r,,,,r .li
RP persons from crediting any one interested. con-
necied on empioyc I'd in thai establishment, on ,c
count Of the same, except
BPM. JAMES TIARRTs.
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TO The stockholders Of the Bank Of Vrgln-

ia
EETHEREhS by the act establishing the Bank of
w Virginia it's provided that 4 number OF Stock
holders not less than sixty, who together shall he nro
pretors OF three hundred shares shall have mower AZ
any time 10 call general meetnSof tie Stockholders
Tor purposes relative TO the institution ,; And rhereas
we the subscribers being propretos Of three hundred
shares and upwards, DESTROYS Of calling general
meeting ct the stockholders for the purpose of Obtain
ing the enaction of byesw, which shall compel the
Hoard OF Directors Of the Back of Virginia at Rich
mohd, to Interchange with the several departments of
The sad Bank at Norfolk Petersburg, Frederick sburp
lynehburg and Winchester, such monthly statements
OF individuals accounts required from the
said Departments aud furnished to the said Directors
at Richmond, annu the said rule !. not made re-
cproeal als1. to revise the bye-laws
The Stockholders of the Bank Of Virginia. will
please take notice, that general meeting of the said
stockholders will be convened at the Banking Hoa,qe
OF the SAID Bank IN the city OF Richmond, on Saturday
the eighth day of July next, 1T o'clock A. NJ for ,hs
purpose eftakns into consideration the proprietv Of
adopting the above mentioned bye-aw and of placing
the Departments at Norfolk, Petersburg Fredericks9
burg, Lynchburg and Winchester on a recjurocal
footing with the Bank n Richmond also to amend the
said general bye-awsso prevent any future altsr
ton OF them, unless such Intention sid the nature of If
has first been promulgated throi,g, the newspapers
George Mcintosh Miles King
Robert g. Jennings George Newton
John CIeaver William Il. Lamb
CHRISTOPHER Fry William a. Armistead
Martin Fisk William Pannock
IhNP aDO James Taylor, Jr.
Anthony Wake, Ex'or A James Dykes
Wake William Dickson
Edward Watson James Woodward
Mcpherson e McPhaii Thomas Dickson
samuel Mose'ey John Nvison, Ex'or Of
nobert ooutter John StTattOu
1ohn Leslie w Illam Csmmaek, Ex'or
Arthur Cooper John Brown
James Williamson George Wilson
VILLAIN t. Seldea Garter u. PonidexterF
Robert Jordan John TAYLOR ir
William Jordan Mitchell 'Tbc,.,,,,o,d
DELAY & Roberts William Small
David Mhado a. Feret
L. u. Clarke jGeoroe Rowland
William Rogers lanes Henderson
Fiere faure lWilliam &. Camp
T. Sautljau
u. Robee, jr.
-
William Haxal, Ex'or d Geo X Taylor
Harrison w. & ~ Haxan
Brown 4 Ar'nietcad Patrick Durkio
John Wilcox Rol7, P;rebpt,
Robert Hines William Bow,I.n
Dabney Morris lSaru.l Christian
russell Hill Geo. r. Jones
Harmon K Daniel John C. IIislop
William =. Boswell Samuel Hinton
Robert birci'eU, .ExO IJoscuh CafweH
Mary !aylor y William Cameron
Armisead hii AZ xander i}voYn
>. HarHmon, Exor Of William Moore.
David Anderson
Bbchett e PUrvear
yNorJoit, Hfay 2l.--2o7yerD
BL.g.N'Ksg
For Sale at the Office Of Richie and Tfoeheart.
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4 pursuance oi the ordinance 70 amend the Orli
2 nsnre 70 prevent itgs from going al large r., tbs
CTy m tEiohmond, .N6t-cc is here5y gizeu, That no
,'s wa DE- cro'ied "a rr At large, in The SAID oity
tcmber nest.
n. SBEPP.aRD. p b. mn
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FOR FREIGHT uR CHARTER.
NUIICE

NOIlCE.-Ihe Subscribers Hare remoIeG 10
their former stand the ,naiq-street-cnd i,,
JorMthi' friends they haze fire froof lmJer.hon
'reH calculated for Tie reception Of Produce TXcy
are ds,Toa$ cesi'ts their accounts and aarist ask
az tho'e indebted either by OPEN account or bond %
make arrangements tor Immediate Payment
HARRY TOMFKINS e. Co
Nav o.
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NUglCF.
TN- Nnksc,f6cre. nt,drr Nc ftrn .

NUsiCF.
The SKbsc,fbcre. pi,oirr the firm Of
LEWIS, PERKINS u Co.
kANiNG taken the Sc,lh tenement col, Col. Dull
n locks buildings, fronting the Basin, where the,
can store large qnantes oi any article, offer their Sc
vices las Commission efchGnfs to their friends and
tie public at large.
They have tor sale aarge quantity OF Pit Goals w.
'us sdF'nins the lunber-house of Fox * Richardson
OF the Basin, and will treat with any person (who
comes well recommended for raising OF coal at Maio.
jno. hsliorJ's Pitts in i'owhatan.
Uaraer Lcgvts, Robert Minis,
Nat. Perkins. Robert French.
May 24--6m
HE SUBSCNBER having recently ouumeucvd
tie wholesale,
TEA, LIQUOR u GROCERY BUSE
a ESS GEAERALLY,
A L No.25G, Market Street, Baltimore takes the
N liberty OF making the merchants of Richmond. =
tender OF his ser'ces and to assure them OF the most
unrenntting exertons on his part to promote the in
terest of those who may be pleased TO confde ,her bu
siness to las charge
From hsexperience = judgment in business (hayinp
served irregular apprenticeship to, x been actively en-
pioye' IN the above line during II years past) he fat
ters himself with being able render general salts
faction
WILLIAM NORRIS. Jr
i, GJr Reference to .Nessrs. .Htpphy aud Scott,
RICHMoND.
MAY 90. AZ
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BY Virtue ola Deed Of Irust eyeciII,5 o. In. s,I
> scribers BY Isaac Webster and wif.--Will he
soh to the highest BIDDER Saturday the Sd dav If
June next upon credit of six months, THE purcba.
ers svns negotiable nUtes, payable at either of the
Banks in this city, with approved eudorsersl bfa
the door OF the Tavern in this city, three neero
men, one OF whom is carpenter two negro won.,
and three children-and on Monday the l9h dav of
iking William County, will be sold tree nee-r6 =,
wei acquainted 9i with the management Of Manufae
THOMAS TAYLOR,
NYN. NEKERVIS
WIN MARSHALL.
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THE SUBSCR!BER.

OF The above sale is postponed until SATURDAY the
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