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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-05-06
March Is.


Lend-O Office, 23d March, 1915.
4 conformity with an act of the General Assembly
Il of the Commonwealth of Virginia, entitled &" An
act to amend the several laws concerning Escheats
passed on the 18th day of February, 1911 IN here
by MAKE kno77i, That it appears, by a certificate of
the Escheator OF the county OF Spottsylvania that
tain lot of land, situated in the town of Fredercksbn
and county aforesaid, bounded "by Zachariah Lucas
oorner, along the main street twenty-nine feet and
thence running back towards the warehouse common
ly called ROystOn's, one hundred feet making an oh
long iigTe of one hundred by twenty-nine feet" of
which 3 certain Robert G'.ia1U0y died, in the wear
1873, seized and POSSESSED ia fee simple, has been
tu'd, by Inquest taken before sal Fschesor on The
lst day Of December, ,8I3 to have eseheafsd tn b,q
Commonwealth, for want Of heir Of him the said Gel
laway, capable of holding the same.
WM. G. PENDLECON, Rceister
QT The Editors Of the " National Ibteliigence,,'
VIII insert the above in deir paper, for SIX weeks sue
cessvely and transmit to this department an q6cLat
OF SUCH publication, together with their account for
payment w. e. y.
March %. g
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VIRGINIA

4 Rules holden in the CLERKS Office of the supe
- rior Court of Chancery, for the Richmond Dis
trict, the SOth day OF January, 1915.
James k3', surviving executor OF Robert spratt decd
the sad James Ross, surviving partner of 0verton
Cosby and company, and the said James Ros. sury
wing partner OF james Ross and company,
Plaintiff.
.tGAINST ..-
Thomas Blame, William Maitland. and Samuel BRAND
rum, Thomas Maltby and George Glenny, assignees
OF the said Thomas Blame, John Hamilton and Ro-
bert Patton, jr. Defendants
The Defendants J honas Blame ard Samuel Brand
rum, Tn Mstby & Geo GIenny, assgnees of the said
In Blame d llt Patton r. not having entered their
appearance and given security according to the Act of
Assembly and the Rules of this Court and it appearing
by satisfactory evidence, that they are not inhabitants
OF this country IL IS ordered That the said Defen
dants do appear here the first day Of the next term
and answer the bill OF the Plaintiff and that a eopy of
this order be forthwith inserted in some newspaper
published in the City Of Richmond for two months sue
ceasivey and posted at the front door of the Capitol in
the said City.
Copy.
Tcste
WIN. w. HENING, c. c.
warren 70. wBw
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March Qs
IN CHANCERY:

Z n Amelia County, February Court, 1915
a Henry Bowles, CombFt.
AGAINST
Hczekiah Farmer and Joseph Moseley, DeGs.
TIE Defendant M0ssley not having entered his an
peance end given security according tn the act Of AS
seTobly and rules Of this Court and appearing 20 tbe
satisfaction vt HE Court than he IS inhabitant of
this Commonwealth on the motion OF the complain
AIT, by lis counsel is ordered, that the said defen
dant Noscley, doappear here the fourth Thursday
iu June next, aud answer the bill the complainant
and that copy Of this order be forthwith published in
some public newspaper printed in Richmond or Pc
irsburg, Tor two months successfully and hat another
copy be pIsted at the front door Of the Cout.house
Of this County on two successive Court days
COpy,-Teste,
1T. LEIGH, c. 6.
Nffh ~. wgw
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should propose to continue War Taxes to the
amount of six millions, and to raise FIVE mil
lions more by additional taxes.
Annual Taxes and Consolida-
ted Fund l6,0OnOOO
War Taxes continued 6.5O0,O0O
New Taxes 5,GOO,090
----i7, Oo,ooo
NEW TAXES
The New Taxes are as follow
Kate. Produce.
Costoms Tobacco, g 5 Adj per
:. ID. 10000
Excse--T obaeeo, Cd. per 10. Li5O0Oo
Licenses--Doube fixed Rates,
5oper CT Progressive 100000
Winss-2ei per Ton 100000
assessed Td1es, vi=.
Inhabited House Duty, so per
cent :, s96,5oo
Progressive SERVANTS Tax, go
to 90 per cent 30s, SOC
Under Gartlners, SC. yariout 1Oi. SOC
Trade Servants and Servants
for Hire, various 1AS,oOO
Carriages about seventy -hvepr.
36S.OOO
Horses for Pleasure, about so
per cent 652,5oo
Trade Horses, about 40 per
cent $500
Dogs, about Soper cent Io5,5oo
Game Certificates, do $4,000
.N51v Duties.
Windows in Warehouses * Hot
houses, SIS. Cd. per Win
dow $4,000
Rent of Warehouses, same as
Houses $4,000
Baehelors--50 pr. ct. addition
II on Servants, Carriages *
Horses 10000
-, sos,ooo
Post Office, Id. on each News
paper $4,000
Eastlndia and Foreign POSTAGE
Regulation $4,000
-125 900
t I5,72s,O0o
Increase of Stamp Duties, par
tcusrs not stated 100000
Revision ofthe System of Boun-
ties 8 Drawbacks 60O,oO0
--i5,ois,0o0
BY the above statement il will be seen, that
the windows of houses are not touched, and
that the Assessed Taxes will not bear upon
the poorer classes. s. go
The amount of the Loan for the service of
the year was not stated, the Chancellor of the
Exchequer,. however. mentioning generally,
that it must be a large one. The Sinking
Fund not to be touched for four years. The
Property Tax to expire on the 5th of April
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ADDRESS TO TIE .PREsIDE.N'T

BALTIMoRE, 10th April, 1915.
AT IA numerous and respectable meeting of the Re-
publican Citizens OF the City and Precincts of Bati-
xnore,t was resolved unanimously that the following
Address be, their behalf, transmitted the Pies
dent of the United States, by Committee, whose
names thereto subscribed
EDWARD JOHNSON, Chairman.
Test--IuEoDoIIcK BLAND, Sec'y.
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HdLUdBLE C0HL LANDS
FOR SAFE

NHNiE Subscriber viii seli at Public Auction. vat
Exchange TaverR in the town OF Manchester.
Saturday the 22nd d'-y ofApr next, bis ;n,eres, ia,
three following tracts of coal LAID. ia;nzn us. Wal,
OF Failing Cre ia the county of Cn, sirrelL SD
ct Nirgihia-Viz. ten sixeentis OF one ln.I,r.,l J,
iorty-two Acres, known by TIC iA,nc OF Bucs r
un'iie cosl-pits bounded by Back Heath c:,i mi
u thompson hunts, and olhers--Aso three fo;r,i,
Eighty Acres, known by the pane ol ,he Greeks
bounded by the coal mines the Siessrs. Rsue,
the north, and tie Stone-henge coat mines ON
scuth---A!so, nine twen6e,hs OF So acres, know
the name oil the Union Caai-pits bounded Oh
west by the Messrs. Railcy's On the east by the c
Land known by the name of the Bower CoL-pi'y
ne above property is very vs.rsLlc, a minute ~
e''p'on IS considered unnecessary, as it Is pr..sun
that persons inclined to purchase, viii, ,-sioos to
day OF sale. view the same, aud maxi, uieln.,.
fully acquainted with lis value aud sit,,Aiion
Oh. eriber (who resides IN tie neighLorlo,.N ~
any Time, slew the property to si,y person Who
cali rthst purpose.
The Sale viii be made, under the superb,
daneeos Messis. Robert Graham and James WY
lt,e.
CORNELIUS BUCEX
Terms OF Sale, one third cash. the balance in
equal annual payments.
req. 25.---@Gwa2awtis
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To make room for Che interesting domestic articles
in the preceding columns, have limited our ex-
tracts frn London flies, the subsequent arti-
Gle. AZ taxes very fashionable at this time in the
u Sig.cs, the following estimate, as it exhibits The
London mole" cannot fail to be interesting to our
feaders Az sometimes COPY the inventions of orr
neghbors tie British there can be no improprety IN
taxing Lesson from their table of taxes What think
you, Ladies, OF upon Bachelors 1T san inven-
ten Just imported FROM England, ard Congress onqht
surely = avail itself of seeing how much il has been
puzzled to Cad cut TT subjects .oi taxation.
H9rfok H.raH
LoHDOi!, Feb u.
The Chancellor Of To- Exchequer gave
last night a sketch Of hiy Budget, or Plan Of
Finance, though the Loan has not been con
tracted for, the charges for whch, as wsH
as for the tnfunded debt. must be defray-
ed.
Tie eHpcn-e Of CIR Peace Establishment
fcr th' nexi three o. four year1 years rs sta
tel az not less than 10 or - millions. ffta-
Ken at the latter sun there would ,.of course.
rem in 20 be deducted two millions IS the
charge aDon ireland, iea~i"g " miiipns as
the Peace Ch-ryr urca &. Britain go meet
this Cd 1eCse the Chancellor Of the Exc.
quer s,atod. tol, 'hcrc was sun of mari,
~ uiti'ors ard G half, ss~YiuG Of a., .a,,.-
Ids.sd Fund aud Aunuai = axes rr-...ini-,
|5&aSa. gmg the charges pp0n the Consol,9.
We. interest Of funded debt, Gcc.
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a Copy--Teste, :
WIN. w. HENINC =

Commissioners Office, Rich,no,ld, 27h rel ISIS
The parties esnoer ned hereby notified. that
have appointed Monday the 22nd day Of Nav NEXT,
for carrying into effect the foregoing order of Court
on which day their attendance is required at my Office
with all their accounts books, papers and vouchers
ready for examination aud settlement.
WM. FORESTER, NJ. c.
March Is W.,
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80 DOLLARS REWARD.

RUN.4W.d7
ETROM the Subscriber the first ofIast month NJ.
n gro man. named
JIM,
Twenythree or fo,r years old, rather Under the COM
mon size, and about The common negro complexioo.
ns hair rather longer and finer than the hair of ne
groesgener9iy he took with him great variety of
clothing and silver vatch he vas raised IN, H,,oy
near the New Bridges, where he has several relations
living. Whoever will deliver him to Col. VIM. Caon.
bell IN Richmond. 10 the subscriber. or secure lin
IN any JOi SO that get hm,Shal Seye the above re.
ward.
April %. -ge,vr
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VIRGINIA.:

A L Ruleshoiden in the Clerks Office of the Supe-
~ rios Court OF Chaucery for the Rcamond Dis
trlet, the 5Oih day at Jan. 1915.
Richard Andei sou and Beverly Blair, merchants and
partners, traing uader the firm of Anderson and
Blair, pkf;
.fgainss,
Waiter Muscbett Of the State of Maryland, & WIN.
w. oickensou, OF the City OF Richmond
m - D,fs.
The Defendant Walter Muschett, no. hav;S- en-
tered his appearance and gwen security according the
Act OF Assembly aud the Rnles oil this Court and 4, ap
bearing by satisfactory evidence, TINT he is not An in
hsbitant OF this coantry IL is ordered That the said
Defendant do appear here the first day of the
term aud answer the bill of the Plaintiffs and hat a
copy of this order be forthwith Inserted in some
paper published la the city of Richmond, s!or two
months successfully and posted at the front ,t,ss-nf
the Capitol in the said city.
Il Copy. -
Wa- ". 1E,sya-c, 8
sNGHANCEkY ----c harlotl' U2lrt, 7ih FS6'S.
Robert Bowm.n and Sally, his wife, IS Ptes..
Against, rifsG
John Foster, JoshuN Poster, James Foste & BET
ssesy, his wife, and Jane Miller Sherwood. james
Hayse, IaWnder flayse, Zachariah Wright < Pol,
his wife, and tOhn Foster, joel Eosts ,Nsasttr Eos
ter, Joshua. Foster, Poll, Foster / etsey Poster
Hayse Foster, Tsuinder Foster, Singh lot Foster X
Jane fostes heirs OF JnesJ Foster * Kelsey ss-
ter, his widow, - ---t- DEM
The defendants, Jane Miller Sherwood ~ Have
jno and 'fauinder Hayse, MI having enc ed Z 5-;5
appearance according 10 the Act Of Asseinb ia the
Rules OF this Court, and 1t appearing totbe sats
oil tie Court that they are pot snhabtants of this
On the motion OF the Plaintiffs Or their At.orpey III,
ord1ed thar they appear Oh the .st tlv o Aia
Court next, and enter their appearance snd ausse.
the Plaintiffs bill, and dat cody OF this nt,s be w.
serted in ofthe new spapeps printed M R;chmord
for two months successyey asri-posted at the ro,,
door OF the Court house OF the said county
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Loo DOLLARS REWARD.

R.fNHfY9Y
ENFoM the Faiis Plantation, IN Cheqic rii,,!l coun
! f'Jo'"ius Manchester, TWO NLGIU MI
viz:
J9BR.48.q.1L,
Abort feet 10 inches ,,ipl, r,.,n.rIalI, s,...,
well made very black. and S,;I Ia h. ~ -. ~,
he WIS raised by Mars. Septoe, Miidl,s.x coain
near prbanna about whic6, ia lancaster county,
eSpedf he Is nov nrki's, he having been seer, tl.ae
rs 'ht Month of December last
,HIL1yJ.N.
AbouI feet inches hinh rather slender. ,,,,, of
dark Euinpe Nion Ig or 90 years Of age answers uuiaS
wlienlspoken to- and fi,crragotei r,,i,,. IL, ~, =.
stamler, he brisk and live iy ard was raised b,
MIR ames Warden of Norfolk eo.n,v t;,,or -.
Inat:o, lust received have every reason IN hill.
he is Frking in the nSighbsrood OF Kilnarnock VIII
iase' Larcaster county Fifty dollars reward will
DC paI Tor experimenting and securing in a eitler of
the atve -amed negroes.
FR.4NCLS S. .S.2-IIp SON.
FAB Plantation, .4btIl 60 IF
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March ls. wSwp

NIHGlNIA.-At Superior Ourt of Chancery
' holden at the Capitol in the Gsy of Richmon1'
the Cd day of June, foi4--
John r Jones, plo.,,i6.
against
Cornelius and Andrew Conrad, tradin underline firm
vi Cornelius ami AuJ;rew Conrad SCompasy. Sa.
rnuel Peasants r. John Somervile ard Cornelius &
Andrew Conrad, trading under the irrn of Samer-
vile * Conrad, Caleb Bonsal and the sane CoiAIns
and Andrew Conrad, trading under thefirrn of Non.
sal, Conrad and Company, and the said ohm Soner
vile, in his individual capacity and tn, said c. IN,
Bonsa in his individual capacity, Cornelas. And.yAy
aud John Conrad, acting and trading un,lr the firm
OF John Conrad and Company, Leroy 4 nder7on
Henry Anderson e Robert Gray. Lse,,d ,nfS
The defendants, Cornelius Conrad. Andi W Con
raj. and JOHN Conrad, who out of this kountry
and against whom the plaintiff appears to ha,, pro
coded II tha mode prescribed III Law against absent
defendants, still falling appear ADD answer d ,ht
cause coming To be heard 70 be defendants Iobr
SomerSRie, Caleb Bonsal and Samuel Peas,nts or
the bill, the answers of those defendants and exhibits
and being agreed by COUNSEL the Court ON considers
ton thereOfdoth order that ofits commissioners
state IN account between the plaintiff and the defer
dant5 Cornelius and Andrew Conrad and cempanv a
well as between those defendants, and the ether de
PENDANTS John Someryile, Caleb Bonsal, and S.mu
Pleassnts, and make report thereof to the Cosrt viii
any matters specially stated, deemed pertinent b
himself, which may be required by the parties to
stated.
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WAGONS, DRAWS, CARES, WHEA,
FANS, WONEN-WIRE, &c.
FsNiE Subscriber having enlarged his ESTABLISHING
lev uiics iiuu. this city, where may b.. had MI
spis Draws, Carts, Whest-Fans aud Woven-W
Wy rolling and il2shing Screens, Wheat, Line !
Round Riddles, Meal, Cooke. Flax Seed and c.,
Sefd Sleeves, Mi!lShsses, Wire Safes anal Nol
WIRE ior Windows--l k.wse, plantation utensils. Il
p'siis, &c to be made of the best materials ,a.;
rated ,"perioru well Orders lett with S.,,,..r 4
s''t, near the Public Ware House, (vho will Keep
ny pI these antices on hand) or Capt John Staples.
las fto' oo d street. near tie Baai wit bc pion..
sitfni"d 10 SAMGEi. "a. PARSONS
Nlehlnoul. 4;h mo. 26lh. 1915 ---Al
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.GT The above sale u postponed until Saturday
Gath OF Jrne Auril ro--,,,ds
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yyEsroYER roH sale

ON ThnsdGy, the FIRST day Of Jn,e ,c.rf, I ,sH
~ erboSe to fui6hc safe, on the Premises, ,las mos.
veudete, beautiful, aud dc. .rI5le sisuation There
ar 6y old SI.i1tu, UPWARDS of
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TKos. READ, c. {
March rs. wsw,

IN CR.9yNUERY:
IN Amelia CouHty, January Court, 1915
4 Mary Muse, phg.
AGAINST,
James Muse, Hezekah FUd, who intermarried with
Ann H%se ana Ngt'y Muse, Defs
THE Defendant Hezekih Ford, not having enter
ed his appearance ,and gveecuity according TO III.
act Of Assembly, ard the RUGS of this Court and Il
appearing to the satisfaction the Court that he is not
an inhahtsnt NJ this Cena,nosgeaIth-on the motion
of the complainant by her Couse it is ordered that
the said defendant Hezekiah, q appear here ON the
fourth Thursday in ay next, a,c answer The Lin Of
the oomplainnnt-snd that coy of this order. he
forthwith puhlished in some pitic newspaper printed
IN Richmond or PEI 'sburg, fol two months success
slvely, and that another copy be posted At the iron
door OF the Courthouse OF this ,olnty on two sue
cessive Court days.
Copy-Teste,
- Ut LEIGH r p
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-08-09

few instances, in some of the others, at the end
or the war OF independence, has grown out now
to full view There are SqttireS and Honora6Les'
nm abundance. There are the Honordbys the
Governor; > HIS honor the judge and so on
These men will soon begin to regret that they
have no one TO give them permanent titles; that
they have no fo,rifain of honor" That which
men regret the want of they endeavor to obtain,
wherever an occasion offers The Priests of
New England appear TO be working hard TO pro-
cure something in the way of an establishment.
Hence the JOY ofboth these at the restoration of
the BourbOns, the old French Noblesse, the
Pope, and the Jesuits and hence, they viii,
venture to predict, be as abusive 10 Napoleon,
Cannot, Fouche, Rederer, and Merlin, as is our
TINES newspaper.
In the mean while, however, the people are
sound republicans; and, it will take some years
TO oyerset their government, though the manners
and tastes of many may be corrupted. The fol-
lowing letters, which have received from Ame-
rica, will shew you, that the war, and especially
the peace, have produced great change in that
country. They will also shew you that, long ago,
had hit upon the true nail, and that YOU ought
p have paid attention 20 me sooner than you did
The newspapers from America trerthc spirit of
resentmeni, which it should be our object to al
lay, possible; but really, the language of our
prostitute press was such, that, added to the
" character Of the zoar," it is almost impossible
that reconciliation should take place during an
&se TO come.
Before conclude, I beg leave to call your at
tenlon to the statements inthe American papers,
relative TO Or treatment ofthe .fnerican prisoner
ef 1sdr; also to call your attention to certain -
fereepted letters of our officers relative to plum
der; and further, TO call your attention to their
charges relative 10 The parole, given by GENERAL
fAcKESdAM when he was about TO assault and to
take, as he expected NRw-oaEsANs. l dare not
copy these. Newgate is not pleasant as Bot
ley. But Still do most anxously wish to see
these papers published here; because they might
then be met by denial and disproof, if not true.
This is serious matter, my Lord. If we dare
not publish here, they dare do it in America;
and there it is that the effect will be produced
injurious to us, dare say, that long before this
VIII reach the press, al these charges, all these
horTfd narratives, nil haze been collected in ,ae.
RIGA, published in permanent slabe, and berhabs,
translated iafO French. Thus viii they be read
by all the civilized world, the people Of England
excepted; but, thus have / done my duty in
pointing these things out to your lordship, which
IS all that dare DO i'll this case.
am, &c &c.
VVTIJSM COnRETT
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New and Cheap Goods.
WILLIAM TILLEY, Sd.
nr Cnp pEcr CINE

.No, 1874, Thames .sfreef,
las iust received from the last arrivals an other
IL supply of GOODS, which now makes his as.
sortment complete, which Me will sell lower than
car be purchased any where else in Newport.
NIB lie Keeps constantly for sale complete as
sOrtrnent of superfne Broadclohs and Cassimeres
common do. and general assortment of French,
English, India and American Goops
Those who wish TO purchase Goods cheap will
please 10 call at No. l24, Thames street, where
they will find Flsnnels at lag per yard. dark blue
Calcoes 90 cts. do. and kid Gloves At Is6 pair. l.
Italian Grapes and imitation shawls, cheap, &c &c.
New.York Money and Treasury Notes taken at a
small discount Oct. l8, 1915.
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EMIGRATION.

THE .Newporf Emigration Cep.pafs will meet at
the Dwelling house OF JAMES PERRY, in
Thames-street, on the 10Th inst at O'Clock in the
evening. TO make such arrangement may seem
necessary, TO carry their plan into eieet--lf any
person or persons should wish to join said Compa-
ny they will then have opportunity.
The number contemplating to apply for Town.
ship Of Land is made up. but il sufficient sdd-
tional number should apply the Company will petit
tion for two townships of Land Nso. l.
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{. M. IHURSTON,
Offers for sale, CHEAP, at No. |, IAN-ssreet,
W. I Rum, Cassa,
Cherry, Starch,
Gin, Mould aud dipt Candles,
Wine, Soap,
White Wine Vinegar, Spanish and Am Cigars,
White and brown Sugar, Virginia and Lorsrd 8
Hyson, Iiyson-skin, and. Tobacco,
Souchong Teas, Loriilard's Snuff,
Coffee, Powder,
Chocolate, Shot,
Flour. Fiints,
Rice, Blown Salt,
Pepper, Wine Glasses,
Pimento, Tumblers,
Sutmegs, Plates,
Cloves Cups Saucers, Ssc.
Newport, Oct o5, 1915.
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Ct Worthy of Attention :! |!
NATHANIEL SWEET,
No ll2, (REAP.SEDE-- 7hames.sveef,
This day received and now opening

IAlS DAY receNeU, ana NOW UpelIIhB,
BY wkOlesake aud retail,
n Large and extensive assortment of GOODS,
a suitable for the present and approaching sea-
son, which he intends to sell as CHEAP for cash or
short credit Ills old customers, and the public in
general, are invited to call and see.
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PORK, FLOUR, &c.
c. NJ. THURSTON,

c. NJ. THURSTON,
Ras for safe, At Ne I, .'tH stree.,
SO bbls. Baltimore sup. FLOUR
80 do. Richmond do
30 do do fine
10 do. Mess PORK 10 bags COFFEE;
boxes SUGAR; do. CHOCOLATE;
.4iSo-Soap, Candies, &c. &c. Sept 10.
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New-Goods.

VEH oe OheNed KNis doy,
AT the sign of the Golden Eagle,)
No. i37, Thames. stree,
10 bales Day GooDs.
Consisting of fine and low priced black, blue,
brown and olive Broadcloths Cassimeres, Hunters
Cloths and plains, yellow, red, white and green
Flannels, Bombazetts. Wildbores, vestings, black
worsed Hose. shawls, silk Hankerchefs and worst.
eel Findings .7lso, few pieces mixed and drab
Csssineres. very elegant, India Cotton 1s6 per y'd
Longcloths, Twist, Shir,ngs, SC
All the above coods will be sold a, very reduced
prices ior cash only. A. RICHMOND.
Oct 18
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N0aS going Cheap Z! !!
This Day syiH be otensd az
THOMAS II. MUMFORD's,
No. llS, Ihamss.sirSef,
An elegant assortment of Staple and Fancy
DRY GOODS.

.fmong sohich are
Common, middIing, superhne, black, blue,
mixed, drab olive, brown s bottle BRo RoADCLOTHs;
do Cassineres, Serges, Plains, Duffils blankets,
Flanneils. Bombazeus, Bombazine, Wildbores,
Scotch P!AiGs, mems and women's worsled Hose,
Coating, Dsvonshire Kerseys. book Muslin, 6ne,fo
Gao per yard; Calicoes, elegant patterns, for ls9
per yard; ergant ves,ings; Guernsey, French,
British and American Shir,ings. Lsces. handsome
assortment of fancy Muslins, plain Leno, white anu
brown LINEN Pins and Needles, quality and shoe
Bindings, twilied and plain shaws. cotton and silk
Bandanna Hkfs. white and eoor'd Cambrics aud
csmbric Muslns, furniture Calcoes, Umbrellas "a,
26 2S am 50 inches India Cottons, very fine wide,
and cheap, Ribbons, (plain and fringed,) Gloves,
sewing silks, Tapes, bobbins, SC.
'-s also,
A consignment of American manufactured Cloth,
and Cassimeres, sattinetts, Blankets, Flsnnells
white aud scarlet Yarn, &c. &C. all of which will
be sold very cheap. .Nov !.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-11-08
FLOUR.
CUP. Philadelphia FLOUR, by the bbl for sale
~ By BENJAMIN HAUwEN.
MIN
NEW BOARDING HOUSE

THE subscriber has taken that convenient House
No. ITO, Thames street, recently occupied by
the Hon. SIMEON MARTIN, where Gent'en en- and
Ladies' can be accommodated with genteel Board
ing. RICHARD DURFEE.
n NerrDorf, .Norenber l, 1915