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This IS as accurately as can be aerer, a
ca, the amount ot ur p st ttafe, ard did
pie what the American prints suppose
Mexico here comes in + small porN
ton, owing to the wars ; though by far Il
most poPuious county. Humboldt ST.
Spanish America, when subject to Sol
TO have consumed anuualv rinefv- fiveA
half millions ofdoliars of Europcan
ports iii that scale Bucnos Ayrcs is g.
rated at three millions, and She now Il
sumes nine from Engi nd alone, Of viii
amount the port Of London has sent We
500.000i. ste1 ing. Sixlv-four British
sols have be scenrid ng triumvhan y
the river OF Plate ut che tine, and H.
mount OF property belonging to cur rE
chants at present in that section alcp =
not less than 1,300,000i sterling, indie;
dent Of that Of British subjects resi-
there, which reaches 100000 SIC
more.
Humboldt states The yearly consnn
| OF New Spain or Mexico % he Is nj Fl
| OF dollars, yet not more than one SIX
| the people use European Q, OBS. v
would not this be ifitwerc open. whe
/ increase OF Buenos Ayrcshas been so &C
| he best Criterion Of our trade a. SD
America IS, however. the following
IN 1905. ~ millions sterling wetc err
10 North America si0pc, and three
the other parts Of tic Western 49,
a Subsequent year. when our into IS.
with the u. States was interrupted
shipped there only FIVE millions g.,
and 10 millions steriing. to SPANISH
! lea and West Indies so that a
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80 Inc enquirer is published twice wool, CON,
iH u 'ee rnS week drring the session oe ,Ar S,,,.
LfgtsH'Ie-riee, the same heretofore. Fj. i,oitg n
hhnn, Payame M advance. NOtcss of Chartered It,b,,
(ShVJ WIZ " received IN payment. The Editor viii ,r.'r
2's wv, sitp o renit,inC by matt ti. oS,ae. ~ MI
Letters being paid BY the writer's ~ F'"Se Va al
~ N9pfprs viii be discontinued. rtt nj the ,l;sc,- In,
q tnc Elnof,l unit nll arrsrDgeS have Leci maid nm,
~ whoever "l guarantee the payment OF nina. No.
pers, s!si receive tcnth .fasis. - ' H.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
~ one sgTGre-tifH i4seitisl. - ccVs-edc, coD,;,
so ccn's. ' '' eVNft'na''cc'
NO advertisement inserted, unit IL gas e;,ie- Ian, mil, c
:" G'S@'ed by some perSon IN this City o. il e7:.
---------'=1t - <S><cssfs sss-.ss-.------
GROCERIES,
~ h'rds. Muscorado sugar, 10 bags green coffee
90 casks cheese,
iS2 bills. assorted cut and y7renrht nails
80 boxes X 10, and 10 10 glass
~ 90 chocolate, case haiG-pi;t tutnblers
eeroon Spanish ilotaat Indigo
tepper, pimsnto and nutmegs, role birthstone.
seineh salt-petre, and assorted bsr-iroD INST recei
we'd, and for sale by WIN. ANDERSON.
E1PECJ'ED--M a fs9r ollus,
90 boxes fresh raisins, sherry and Malaga wines.
Loaf sugar.. plough plates, b'stered steel, and nail
rois' wool hats, wrapping and letter paper.
november l. 52-wtID
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[ NOL. NO. 80.

the family. The French must have such
n man as myself.
One OF his attendants, Bertrand, we he
iieve, gave his opinion of the Emperor O,
RUSSIA, that he was good man his heart
| peter than his head, thathe did not thinI,
| him great man.
Bonaparte, taking a pinch Of snuff and
incining his head almost into the ftce al
| the speaker, replied-Nfnoi non ti,e,
(nor either)
6onaharTe.-The following parserann
appears in the Morning Chronicle Of To-
day - VI -
a. Did not the ministers of France and
opaln, at the Congress, propose that Be-
haparte should be removed from EIba in
ioI4' ana did not the Emperor of Austria
oppose it. -'o'' ID
?. DID not our government. in co,,ee
quence of the proposition. enter, ; ,r 80
SoCiation with the directors OF the East In
ola Company in September 1914. for +be
cesson OF the island of ST. Helena 70 tbs
KING and was net she citation bril-, an
OH on n poiecn's return to J'rsnxe?
g. Was not his majesty's shin the Din
III ine,G prepared at the time for voyage =,
pcror out
4 Did not royalist general. in nro-
ciamatcn, admit the fict TIA; il W :.
contemplation to transport him to St He
lena? And - lie
IS: Were not those facts known :,
Napoleon, and freely stated by him in con-
yersstlon before he made his re-entry into
Beggars.-By recent renort mad. :,
% 1ne British House OF Commons il annsarS
mat the whole numbers OF Beega,s >tb..
Guy OF London, consist of o9oT no,arh;aI
osggars, and 5991 non -parocial bpcgars
making total of IS 2S8, Of whom ooas
ire children. 1t also appears. that The
iuHper ct b'ggars has considerably de-
.ieaSed IN that metropolis, the number ha-
ing been much greater 80 years since T.
Gems that the whole number Of Scotch
'egSars amounts only to -. 0"
he same report gives sketch of the;,.
" n"ae OF living. The following is extrsct.
" Mr.. Hale, of spitalfelas, stated tb.+
ne oeggars who had GENE under his ~
ervS'lcn were frequently in a state of IN
DAi'au9n two or three days in 2 w ek and
hey VIII have rump steaks ana o1stsr
|tce II, IN a morning, frequently, thew live
Other witnesses described them &c b.-
ing very luxurious entertainments VIZ l,.
he labor Of the dax s conrinds-I S. g,
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. IN IN, ESeFant .3s;ertae,it landau Cooos.

IN Elegant assortment If Lon,Ia.a Coods
I'LL AM l5lLL1AT will receive from
ur Indian Chief in few DAYS, rs parkap,.s AZ ,,
Ss1i,ea london Cood consisting of ear, supere I,b
irisi ll'ens ola very superior n,ale ]
ny iiiiih ciilz prints, cotton siiirtiny, a. AMI -
nJ inuSinls hI'e gold and acoett do mems WIZ ami %
r'n WOOL Morsted and Angola hose, ladies' fin rcI
- "u'N,sH 40 cli!ircns white and ool,utti <oeI,s o,
~, i'i inc white cotton do. harcerci, Is b Io
~ pun ana needles Ieriine London N,trs aud S,,ri
- Niuh general assortment of lahertloSb,, g-
,, ms now on iaii remaining ofhi importation h, The
= 'W nilS OF Cough < Briihwae's uaut cottr.!s
t,,, ''i,o 'H'iitting- J o rose G0.-A,O
s"9 81 flauN - CLOTHS and coatis case of ns; ana
i 'I'ls@s "dhis-lhe above goods hav. been S..c,,1
-. Ere SNPfiSS'y Tor Ills market from tne frs Io, =;
i ioi casa aii arc otitEsd for sale hv the nice ar
'se, ga itisouai e terms. my store. on ,i ,,rr "a,
= - llns,l<.
= :. | ~
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.NlTITCE

4 PETITION Will be presented 70 the
Z ensuing General Assembly, praying that te admins
trrv ~ Francis Lewis decd. may b. authorized By law 20
sell the rial Of the said Francis. adjoining Gcito in
shc county Of pOwaau, for when viii b. set forth
in the sad petition. orr. ~. A.
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a BRIrIsHPARTIzAN COMPUTED.
Fran the Boston Patriot.
Facts reiatiOe to tie Capture u York,
Uhher CQAudQ.


Facts re!afi0e to tie Capture u York,
Uhher Calada
In work lately published in this town,
bearing the title of 50 Goidsmith'S History
of E3gland, 7yith TVood's Confirmation,
and a Summary Of EUents by a Member Qf
the NasSachusetts Historical Society,"
noticed the following paragraph:
" Little Yort, the capital of Upper Canada, was
taken, sacked and the public buildings wantsnly de-
strOyed, ia the former part of the campaign, by
troops under Gen. Dearborn but the Americans
were soon forced to abandon it, with considerable
loss.''
In justice to myself, the troops which
had the honor to command, and my coun-
try, ! lay before the public the following
statements.
II DEARBORN,
Late a DGayor General in tie u. s. .4rmy.
At the capture of York, the capital of
| Upper Canada, on the 9Th of April, 1918,
| the force of the euemy under the imunedi
ate command of Maj. Gen. Sheaf. having
| been repuised and disperseI FROM the posi-
| ton they had taken on the bank Of the
| Lake, where they had formed to oppose
the landing of the American troops, re-
| treated to the principal works, where they
Tremained only sufficient time for placing
| slow matches to the magazines, and then
| continued their retreat TO the town. When
| the American column, led on by the gallant
] General Pike, he'd advanced within a short
distance Of the worHs, treT endous explo-
sion IF a large powder Magazine killed a d
| wounded NOR than hundred IF our brave
men, and inflicted mortal wound on the
much 70 be lamehted Gen. Pike the CO.
lnmn Notwithstanding advanced, took pos
session of the works, and continued the
pursuit Of the enemy TO the town, when d
I capitulation was offered and agreed to by
which such regular troops and militia as
were then in the town, were TO be cOnsi-
dered as prisoners of war, and all public
property TO be surrendered to the Ameri-
can forces. in the mean time, General
Sheaf, with about an hundred regular
troops, made his escape, after directing
the frigate on the stocks and q large store
containing rigging and naval st RS, to b
set ON FIRE, which acts were effected af
ter terms Of capitulation had been Offered
by him.
After the enemy had surrendered auC
laid down their arms, q strong guard we
posted in the town under the directions O
J Col. now Mel. Cen Ripley, for the protsc
ton of the inhabitants, with strict orders T.
prevent any plundcriug or other impr0pe
conduct. Only two or three instances oc
cured Of any complaints from The inhabi
= tants, and those were FROM families whc
! ! resided some distance from town The
{ | we're directed 70 send in n schedule Of IL
articles taken, and their value, which wa
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Petition wi be presented TO the next General
h Assembly, praying 20 abolish the inspection Of
administered iOtaceo, Octo5er Z. 45-2m'
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Commander in Chief, that tue conauct O
our troops at York might afford as great a
contrast TO the then rscent behavior of the
enemy at Ogdensburg rs possible, and YOU
vii! believe his wishes were realized,
when you are informed that Lieut. Pelham,
OF the 2Ist, (Which formed the guard of the
town. who was captured the ne xt Noven-
Der on the st. Lawrence, was paroled on
the special consideration Of the humanity e
polite attention experienced from his regt.
at York.
There was no apprehension of the enc
my's being in sufficient force TO attack us
at the time Of embarkation.
am, dear sir,
With great respect,
Your very obedient servant.
SAM'L. S. CONNER.
Ma. Gen. IL Dearjoin.
NoTE-Col. S. S Conner WINS At,-de-Camp 10
Ninjor-Genera Dearborn at that time, but having
volunteered bls services. landed with the troops,
ana was IN the advancing Column at the time Of The
explosion Colonel Conner negotiatcd the capitu-
lation, on the part Of the Unitel States
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zee $ b to ensure Or control en-
Lake Ontario during tie summer of 1915.
The second with view to destroy the mil
tary depot from whence the right and cen
trail division Of the army under Generals
Proctor and Vincent drew their supplies /;
and the naval depot, to paralize the efforts
of the British in building ships on Lake e.
RTE. 1t was settled before the army left
Sackett's Harbor, that these objects &C
complished, the Division would sail for Nj
agara and operate against Fort George
After the reduction OF that post, the army
was to concentrate by means of the feet on
Lake Ontario, and reduce Kingston.
vii add, thar when we abandoned
York, no British forces were, to my know
ledge, nearer than Fort George ON one side,
and Kingst N on the other
am, respectfully,
Your obedent servant,
j.. w. RIPLEY,
Maj. Gen. u. S. .4ymy.
Maj. Gen. Henry Dear6o,n.
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TIE SUBSCRIBERS
EEAYE FOR SALE. the following ARTICLES
which will he sold tv the Package, on scco,n,
nojaun2 terms fnr town aec@prgnees
N9PD-iT.fRE g CUYLERK
easksbrass heal tongs an shnyels
sSio brass knobs, hoits iron rim locks
ILL., aad chest hinges
90 oaddlerv, Containing plated hri lre bits
Foier blol'e', s'irrnps, nartingale
hooks, saddle nails, common stirtups and
DO tea trays, snufer trays. walters. besr,,,
brushes, Sc.
do table, back Gaps md butt hinges
do knob and square latehes and bolts
DO chest, II. HE~ aud Z. hinges
20 neeIi,7, iiSd-hooks, buttons, aud button
raoulis
case German ste handsaws. Mil, pit, and
do Gest s n. and ,.ss -. =; : d W olto
casks wedding hoes, do poreh traces
2 do table aud desert knives and forks pen,
pocket and snoe knives, flies, scissors,
spectscles, &c.
do Woldon's best scythe blades, 10 81
inches
lao boxes% and common tin.
DRY-COODS
80 bales rose and Dufie blankets
10 do plains and blue AID white kerseys
do white and eolored hannels
. dc real SIP. Al Weiel eauneis,
20 90 napt c0isols and plains,
DO blue do.
DO blue and olive Bear skins,
do London sup. cloths & cassimeres,
90 Yorkshire do.
do low priced cloths, cas7meres, coatiDgs and
so do hest 'si h.ayy German rieklenburg and
oznabnrgs,
l do Hue serge,
A VARIETY or GOODS,
CONSISTING or
Hosiery, cambrcks, book and leno rnusns,
Marseilles quitting, shawls, einghams, &c.
Also, Stockinetts, Lambs wool hose, Irish isens,
DOWNS, Sc. SIC.
GROCERIES, sc.
so hhds and 100 bbls. New-0rleans, Muscova-
80 and loaf sugars.
Antigua rum, tens, German and hiistered steel,
81 hhdS prime rpolasses,
6 pipes real Holland gin,
leo bb.s, Caruther's 18th proof rectifed wlislSey
old
10 bags Old Java coffee for family use,
so do old West-India do.
DAILY EXPECTED,
n General Assortment nj LONDON GOODS
imported in the ships Htdicn CHEF and I'lift
Id6b.
j. BROWN, IT, *
w. FINNEY, T. .}i,'s.
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From the ports in Great B,ilsin

From the ports in Crest Britain
direct from Bue- os Ayres
To the coast of Chill and Peru
direct, and through South Sea
WhMers.
To Yeuezucla & Cumana, from
Great-Brilsin and WestInGia
Islands
To the provinces Of Santa TIE,
priucipclly froa Jsmsios, CT
raeoa and ST. Thomas
TO Porto Del,o, and over lie
isthmus # Panama for die CON-
sumpiion 10 Higher and Low
&C. Peru, Guayaquii, sc.
To Nicaragua, Jsmpico, and
contraband To Ncw-Spam
To Islands Of Cuha, flispaniola,
Puerto Rico, Aiargarits, sc.
Pill
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GERMAN GLASS TUAfRLTRS.
TgNtiE Subscriber has just received a con,i,nme,,
OF about 500 COZ pin. and halCpirt German
S!l's' Tumbiers, which he will sell yery low BY th,
Case. =! ''''
ALSO, quantity Of Vialiu STRING. German vi.
oliAs, ard few eases OF EngliJ, Si4tes.
PETER COTTON
November l. 20 -
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GENERAL RIPLFY's STATEMENT.
Head Quarters, Boston,
HhrLlef IL 1015

SIR--I take the liberty to state the oc-
currences at York, after the capture of
that place by the American forces on the
9th Of April, 1915 You will then be a.
BILE to determine how much truth there is
in tho work enttled" Tie Continuation
| IF G0Idsniith'S Hi8torg Of Engtand," SO
far as rel ties to the following article.
Previous 60 the place being carried, an
order had been issued by the ever to be
| lamented and gallant General Pike, pro
| hibiting every species of plundering Or
depreciation under the penalty OF death
| After the capitulation, a guard was post
ed in the town by direction of Major Cen.
eral Dearborn, to carry this order into the
strictcs eff G.. As field officer on duty
during the first night, I had occasion re
peatedy 90 visit the guard, md / always
discovered it extremely vigilant and atten-
I've. The next morning, at about seven
| or eight o'clock, had occ sion to visit the
town. met str ggl 7 Of the volunteers
with his knapsack fun Of valuable plate. |
ascertained it tobelong to lady a daugh-
ter of the Hon. Judge Powell it was i'm
mediately returned to her. reported this
circumstance to General Dearborn, who
ordered this man confined, and directed
me to order up all the 21st regiment I'M
der command Of Major Grafton 10 the
town for the purpose OF protecting
the inhabitants. Tie officers were quar-
tered in houses in town, and toe system es
tahiished was for sen.inels 20 be stationed
to prevent deprcd.tions wherever 1t wa
! requested.
If this regiment did is duty, it viii be n
once perceived thattheTe could be no plum
dering; and that it Gid perf,rrn its duty
will appear from several circumstance
That the knapsack Of every man was scar
ched previous 10 embarking, md not IN ar
} ticie Of pu1dered pr perry was found
+ That the inhabitants of York were partic
uiarly pleased with theirdcportmcut in tn
city, and or every occasion, testified the
! gratitude for their protection and tn;
Z when Capt. Pelham was wounded and &
: ken prisoner at Chrystler's Field, no 500
; CT was It Known that he was On duty IN q
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IL II 80 = { -
can pgpeffy,. s,55n5 ayI prove. that there t5ll
same indifference does not reign W tn regard
to the fate of Spanish America. as in Ere-
land: Hints ere frequently thrown ont res
pecting the magnitude and gains of the
trade we have been carrying On for some
years, which shew that the Americans will
also now Go every thing to partaSe of it.
The extract, however from Philadelphia
paper respecting the amount Of our past
trade there, ana copied into most of our
own papers within these few days, is foun-
ded III error, and consequently it may not
be improper to subjoin the following state 4
rnert, formed on the best mercantile infor.
nation, and on some official data.
Channel IrGde finn Great Britain aRdJj- IndYcH
isia'Ids 70 Spanish .i,..e,ica
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NOFtiUUFT 7 SL---sfT
GAN the dissolution OF Fox g Richardson's part
nership, shall continue 90 transact Business on
Commission, aud assure those who may favor rpe
with consgnments, that The strictest attention will
be paid 81 thei. interest. JOHN FOX.
November (.
RICHMOND TURNPIKE COMPANY.
A y meeting cf the Directors Of tie Richmo nd
"a Turnpike Company, on the 28th of October,
ISIS
Resolved, that further call Of ten dollars On each
share in this Company, be made on the ssre-hold-
crs TO be paid the tenth day ofncXt months which
sum makes the amount, when paid, of one hundred
dollars Tor each share.
\ copy, N. SHEPPARD, Clerk.
November ]. 52-ffON
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iiH]. EINENtY, ESQ.
DRIFT. .AdJt. Gen. q. S. .4,my y
1t may be proper to observe, that on So
king possession of York, with the pubic
property, many poor women and children,
families OF soldiers, and others who had
been killed. taken, or fed with General
Sheafs, were found destitute of the neces-
slries of life, particularly bread. and from
twenty-five to thirty barrels of -four, and
quantity of peas and pork, were by Gene
raj Dearborn's orders distributed to those
families, and an additional quantity oftwen-
ty barrels was delivered to a Humane So
ciety of the town, to be distributed among
the poor.
Thejudicious and unremitting axertiors of
Com. Chauncey, and the brave officers and
seamen of his squadron, in the preparation
and execution of this enterprise on York
and especially covering the landing OF our
troops, i'll destroying the enemy's batteries,
and in removing and securing the public
property captured, deserve the highest
| applause.
|
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LYNCH g. GATHER
EDMUND TAYLOR & Co.

A RE now receiving bv the Sims Indian
" CHIEF and Philip 1ahb. from london and Iysrncl :,
general assortment Of Dry.Gco which will b. SOLD low f.
cash, or town acceptances. Nor. ! s5fF 80
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In justice to myself, the troops which
had the honor to command, and my coun-
try, lay before the public the following
statements.
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5Q-6w
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-04-12
by the Governor Of the Commonwealth of T,einid,
A PROCL-a.I.3TIO.S.

HttEAS 1t is represented to the Executive,
w that certain LfY'iL EBERRY HI'R7,
who had heen remandedto the Jail of Wythe count,
an examining Court thereof, for further trial. chay
yed with stealing free mulatto man hath broken *
made ms escape from said Jail have therefore
thought ut, by and with the advice and conse ut Of the
Council OF STATE to offer reward OF fifty dollars to any
person or persons who shall spprehen and convey to
the Jail Aforesaid, the said Lteb-rry Hurt AMI do
moreover require all officers, civil and military an,.
ex'ot the good people of this Commonwealth 10 use
Their besi eneavors to spPrshend and convey to the
sad ai the 'ad Littleherry Hurt, that lac may be
dealt with as the law directs
Given under my hand Governor, and under
80 the seal Of the Commonwealth, mt Richmond,
Seal this twentieth day of March, one thousand
wv eight hundred and fifteen, and of the COM
monwealth the thirty-n
~, W. G. NICHOLAS.
N w. The said Litteberry Hurt is about feet, or
10 inches high, well madc between 80 ard IS years
age, sandy hair large whiskers, nearly red the middle
nngeson his right hand recently bit of Just above the
hst CONT not healed when he made his escape, great
coat with large cape, between deep blue and black
ms body wascoat and pantaloons of home made
Jeans dark brown he IS Of tolersble genteel appear
ance, very talkstive and fond OF spirits
March 2s. xiw
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$500 REWARD.

r OST on Sarisday morning last. POCKET
Il 4 BOOK or OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, bound in
reGr,o rocco, containing about two hundred dollars
in hank notes, and number of papers.
whch tho valuable to the subscriber can be of little
use to any otherperson. The bank-notes rccolected
are three OF $50 each, of them of the Farmers
Bank, the other two Of the Bank of Virginia, one OF
the latter having been, by some accident torn in two
among the papers was note of y. 4. Shelton Il Co
for ySU, payable the LIST OF Jan. next-s bond of A.
Burden and L. Hartc, to Lawrence Catiett, for be-
tween 100 and $500. certificate for two shares at
stock in the Farmers Bank of Virgins, the IT
Eebert Mackey, receipt OF Itubt Mackey for 81 500
and several receipts, notes E obligations sufficient
y recocced to be particularly described. The subscr
Der had the book in his hand and returned il to his
pocket Just before he sat into the stage at the Bell
Tavern on SATURDAY morning, and missed it about 10
miles from Richmond few minutes after the baggage
hat been changed another stage Tho tits possible
il may have fallen from his pocket in the ofenterng
the STAGE his recoleetons very strong that he had
after he entered the stage and is therefore satisfied
that il fell from his pocket in the stage The above
reward will be given to any person who wdever the
contents of the book to the subscriber in Fredericks
burg place them in n situation that he will be ena-
bed torecover them, part that reward, in pro-
portion To what may be recovered. A liberal re ward
viii be given for the recovery of the papers only that
the pocket book contained.
RoBT. STANARD.
March 81 Ar
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TO THE PUBLIC

TIE SUBSCRIBER
bESFECTFULLl informs the citisers &c Rich
X mond thai he has removed TO a house o. Sioak-
oe h on - street asd ~ The =;
Etely occupied by Mrs. Mary Roddey, where lac ia
tends carry ing Oh the
CIRPE.N>TER'S BUSINESS,
all its various branches lie aatters h;n,s II from iis
experience in sogeter with his strict attention
toiiaelIy snd dispatch (which his engagements gi,l at
OF liberal public.
Who will, on the od glay oil April, open a
BOARDING. HOUSE,
and will accommodate ali those who may please TO favor
hI,n with ihon' company, with board ny the week.
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