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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-12-23
NroxDAr, Dec. IS.

MoEDAT, Dec. IS.
Mr. Barry Of Kentucky, appeared and
took his seat.
MIR. Brown presented the petition of
IhomaS L. Allen, brother and administra-
tor OF WIN. II. Allen, late commander of
the United States brig Argus, and in be-
half OF the surviving officers and crew of
said vessel, and the Representatives, O!
these deceased, praying remuneration for
number Of British vessels, with their
cargoes, captured in the Irish channel, and
destroyed according to orders which was
read and referred to the committee ON Ma
vel Affairs.
Mr.. Lacock presented the petition of
sundry watch-makers of Philadelphia,
praying that the duties on watches and
parts OF watches imported, may be redu-
ced.-Retcrred to the committee ON Man
ufactures.
The bill from the House, e" making addi-
tional appropriations to ,lcfray the expen-
ces ofthe Army End Militia during the late
war, was twice read and referred to the
committee of Finance.
Mr.. Gore, from Massachusetts. appear
cd and took his seat.
Several petitions were presented and
referred (; and the remainder of the day
was spent in secret session.
uESDAY, ~ ~.
MIR. Thompson OF New Hampshire, APP
pcared and took his seat.
Mr. Roberts presented the petition Of
John Rednan Coke, professor of Chemis-
try IN the University of PENNSYLVANIA,
praying remission of duties on certain
philosophical apparatus imported at his
individual expence, to aid him in discharg
ing the duties of professor aforesaid ; which
was read and referred to the committee
| on Finance.
Mr.. Barbour submitted the following
motion for consideration
RESOLVED, That committee be appoint
ed whose duty it shall be to enquire into the
| justice and expediency of extending relief
! to the officers and soldiers of Virginia, Of
| the Revolutionary War, both on the state,
& continental establishments, to whom the
faith OF the state was pledged before the
transfer by Virginia, of the lands northwest
OF the river Ohio to tine United States, and
to whom, in redemption of that pledge, war
rants tor their bounty in land had been
granted, but which from such transfer can
not be carried into effect and that the
said committee do also enquire into the
means which in their opinion will be best
calculated to establish on equitable prin
| ciples the line of demarkation between
the lands reserved by Virginia north
west of the river Ohio, and those
| granted to the United States and that
they have leave to report by bll or o.
| therwise.
The remainder of the days sitting was
| on confidential business.
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day, was taken up. modified IL its language
and agreed to.
There being no business on the table, the
house adjourned at an early hour.

anu agreed TO.
There being no business on the table, the
house adjourned at an early hour.
Weq,- York, Dec. 16.
BY the schooner Sine-Qua-Non, Har-
rod, from Gibraltar, via Malaga, So DAYS
from the latter, we hear that the ". $,
Squadron, consisting of the Unit, d States.
Com. Shaw, Constellation, John Adams,
and Alert, store ship, sailed from Malaga
on the 29th Oct. for Port Mahon. The
Hornet sailed from Gibraltar on the 9th
for Malaga.
FROM ALGIERS.
by the arrival this forenoon of the schr.
Sine-Qua-Non, Capt. Harrod, from G.b-
raltar, via Malaga, we have received the
following in manuscript:
Rehort at Gibraltar, 3oA ocfo-2
6er,'1S1
The Algerine squadron now at sea has
captured an American ship and brig, and
the Dey has been beheaded for making a
bad treaty with the u. S. This report
comes through Orang and other Barbary
ports"
Upon the above report, the American
Consul at Malaga thus remarks:
This information cannot be correct,
tor the Algerlne Squadron re-entered the
Mediterranean on the 18th ult. when they
had no inf rmation of hostilities and it
is absolutely impossible they could have
reached Algiers, gone out again, and re-
turned with two prizes, and the advice
Come to Gibraltar, through Orang, in 10
days.
Malaga, 9TH .Nov. 1852
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ONO, VIRGINIA. AND KENTUCKY
LANDS For SHE.

A GREEkBLE to the last will and testament of
~ Francis Muir, decd aud a decree Of the high
court OF chancery OF the Richmond district, will be sold
TO the highest bidder, at the Eagle Tavern, in the
City OF Richmond, the lSt June next, on 4 ere
dit of ~ months, [f fair, otherwise the next fair
dayl
Three thousand one hundred and fffy acres
Of Land,
in the state OF Ohio, VIZ thousand acres, No. 432,
hing s. heinz on botl sides of Glsdy run, between Lit
sic Miami and Seioto rivers, northwest OF the river
Ohio, Green county. On this tract there
tive settlements. One thousand acres, No li0l.
on the waters Of the east fork of Miami, in the
county of Clermont, about 10 IL miles from Will
liamsLurg, the Of ssticc. One thousand acres,
No IT'S, the waters of Indian creek, in the said
county Of Cermont, and about the distance foo
Williamsburg. Also, the half OF three hundred acres
in the county ofDelaware, the Indian boundary,
in range TO- township Z, section 4, Nos. S, and OF
one hundred acres each. Also one thousand acres in
state of Kentucky, No. 2OSi, survey bearing date
the Goth day of December 17S5, lying snd being in the
district apart for tue officers and soldiers OF the Nir
guia continental line, the lower side of Trade
ter. Also twothousand in Virginia, by survey
bearing date the 2ist day of April, 1857, lying and
being in the county of Harrison supposed to be in Ran
dolphl on the waters of Gauly river.
The title papers relative TO the lands in Ohio Ken
lucky and the western part OF Virginia, lodged i'll
the hands of Mr.. Charles James MacAIurto of Rich
mond, for the inspection of those who may wish to
purchase.
B.P. YATES, Admir-, with the
will annexed of F. Muir, decd.
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IN VIRGINIA.

l. From Port Tobacco, Md. Gy Kong George
ch Port Royat and Dtatlirk, 10 Ha,o,erto1sn, once
a 1reck
Ierl,e Port Tobacco euery SATURDAY. fier tle ar
Ttudi ofthe mail from Wnshinyto1i, and ti,ri.e ut Hu
o1e'fo'ri on .hontcy 6s Ia am. Leave Rr9oUertoavi
eUeTs Friday at a and airT1,e 90 Port Iobqcco
on SdfHraGy 6y s p M
2. From Richmond, By Lindsey's Store, Bar
0o'TstaHe ard Sfan0ds1ytte, 10 HdrIisonbug once
zreek.
Leore Riclinao,,d ey,,,.y Fi1drvat n IN and aryre
az Hd'Tfsonbng, on JHonh.y By p IN. Leete fur
TsSon6irg eveiy Tuesday u, a M g orrire at Rich
maud on Friday by 10 a m.
:. From PcIrkersjury TO Pom. Pleasant. once q
Iceek
I.eG7e Pa'kersbirg eUerp Monday at 8 p nj and
a,7!1e al Point Pleasant Tuesday 6yGp M, Iea74,
POM Pleasant every Sunday at IN and arrive !t
Pttrkers6r,g en- Monday Gy 10 a IN.
T. From Petersbiug, 6y Double Bridgcs and John
he1rS IaJeT7, 10 Charlotte IN once a sueek
Ledue Petersburg every Fiioidy az a m and ar
1fIe at Chdriotte C h on Sunday Gy 10 m Leave
Chortotte h every Tuesday ut p m and arr7,,e at
Petersburg on Thursday Gyip III.
,. From uithes5tTs, by DoCt. S,lee,PS, to Cum
'H'tg'a'n'S Store IN Person county, NJ C. once il, tzpo
1Veek,S.
LeaOe Wipiesb,0g erery other Sunoap at m
and ar'4,e st Ct"iningham's by up M. I.eaue Cu7,-
ni1ighd'fs neTt day, -uo,day at IN and ar1lre al
HiNesb'n,g by IN.
b. tn. contracts are 10 be in alteration o., tie Isl
day Of .Nouember nert, and 1cll continue until de-
Gender 81, 1916, vdth the ustlol conditions
RETURN ]. MEIGS, Jun.
Postmaster General
GENERAL PosT-OFRIcE
Vasilngton City, .3br1i 80, 1878.
17-w6uy
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VALUABLE LANDS AND MILLS
EOp SAyE

Ee virtue of deed Of trust executed to the sub
p scrihers by Isaac Webster and Am S. his wife,
and confirmed BY Christopher romp kns and Mary his
wife, by their deed of record-W!l be Sold to the
highest bidder, the premises, Monday the 18th
day of June next, that valuable Milling Establish
ment IN the county of King William. formerly the
property OF Ralph Wormley, deceased appertsining
To tis valuable establishment four hundred and nine
acres OF Land, seventy-hve of which is PamuAsy
low grounds OF very superior quality and the residue
excellent high lands, mostly IN wool and what has
been in cultivation, is fresh lands the Improvements
consist of good dwelling house, lumber house aud
olaeksmths shop, large manufacturing mill OF brick,
ninety feet long, thirty-two feet we with foors
containing two pair OF excellent Burr stones with all
the ecessary machinery in good order; mill,
thirty feet by twenty, two stories high, with pair
OF good Cologne stones The situation is an excellent
one being upon the river PamuIky, twenty-five miles
Fos hrhmond, in the centre ct excellent wheat
country; the stream is very constant one affording
Mt all seasons an ample supply Of water tor the said
mills, au the -four manufactured, be conveyed by
water to Norfolk with the facility that can from
the city OF Richmond The mills, with ten acres of
land w be sold separate if it shall he deemed adyan-
tsgeous so to- do upon the day OF sale.
The terms will be three equal payments the First TO
be made in nine months, the cond eighteen and tn,
third twenty.seven months from the day of sale, the
purchaser giving bond with approved securities to the
trustees and the title tn the property retained until the
whole purchase mnney is paid but possession will be
given so soon rs the bonds executed.
The situation of the above mentioned estate is equal
to any IN the lower country for retail store ds
lery. THOMAS TAYLOR,
WILLIAM NEkERVlS
WILLIAM MARSHALL
may 6 --wtds
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VOL. 12.---N0. =.
FOR SALE.

'sNHAf lsrge and eommclous establishment in the
town OF CartersYiIlc formerly occupied by John
* Edward Cunnnghain.-tt consists of "A dwelling
mouse wh eight rooms, three o. which compl, teiY
arranged Tor mercantile pursuits, with extensive cellars
situated at the corner of the street leading the tobc
co "are-hohse, and extending that and the main
street. large two story grauary, with two rooms AM,
passage on ioor, stable carriage hoase, and all ne
cessary out-hoss; an excellent wei. of yyatr and a.,
'ce-houSe that is proved be good The whole com
prns upwards ct an acre aud half under good enclo-
sures ms establishment is in all respects unauesti-
onaoiy The most eligible in Csrtersvie Those des,-
rons To purchase, will be shewn the premises by MIR.
Zacariah Taylor, living in Town. and the terms made
known by the subscriber, at Elk Hill in Goochlsnd
miles distant.
THOMAS X. H4RRkSON.
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NOYICE

ISREPEBY GIVE.W, T7H.RT
the next August Coart of Matthces County, a
= a the Courthouse thereof shall sell at Public
Auction, for cash, much Of all the
L.l.NDS g LOTS,
IA that county, returned delinquent for the non
PAYMENT ct the Taxes, prior 10 1914, IS will be
fuihcient to discharge the arrears of Taxes which
thall remain unpaid, ard ten per centum damages
The sales will commence on the first day of the
ourt and continue from day day, until they shall
The Subscriber IS authorised to receive all such
axes and Damages at any time before the land shall
n list ot delinducncjes Hisy he seen in the Clerks
'mee OF the County, in possession OF the Subseri-
Der, or, in tie Office Of the Auditor of Public Ae-
cOuits.
PERRIN SMITH,
A., HeriG or Ba:Aie.rs County.
slJdu 27 .-----ruS7U
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VIRGINIA INN,
FORMERLYTHE DOTTBI n,

FOkHERL1 THE DOUBLE INN
1--WE Subscriber having taken the above well known
a and convenient Tavern. as well for gentlemen of
the country as for those of the town. hereby socs the
patronage of the public generally assuring all Who nav
MAKE 1si OF his services III the line Of his profession
that his utmost eXertous shall not be spared 10 render
them comfortable and well pleased with their accom-
modation To say that it shall excel any other house
p' entertainment IN Petersburg, cannot be expected,
but he confidently saw that his MEANS are annie
anu hrs disposition as good, TO effect this promise "a
most other publcans His stable will be well suppied
with Proyender for horses and attentive Osters his
table with as good fare Petersburg affords; his IoSg
ing roons with good beds, which shall be kept neat and
ms bar with an obliging Young man, who will furnish
tnem with genuine Liquors, agreeable their wishes
j he superintendent aud management of all which
WIN De scfpuousy attended to by the Subscriber who
ASKS no more encouragement than he may be fairly en-
"'ca 10, from ms sssduy to give general satisfaction
JOHN WORSIIAM
N b. Boarders, OF a respectable kind ONLY will he
accommodated by tho year, month or week, on the ac-
'uI p'.1-, Usl'"'. JW.
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EELLEFIELD F0R ls.4LE.
" TIT s|'I''V@1N0Nt OI Il W VII , SI>7~ .
Dinwiddie, May 13---tds.

FENHE subscriber offers for sale this estate, living u-
4 nIediately ON York River, about four miles from
the Town of York, and about ten from Williamsburg
The quantity of land contained by late survey, is Sc
ven hundred and sevenytwO acres, exclusive OF nine
" or an hundred OF marsh, not included in this
vey (althoug il belongs to the tract by a former con-
Veyancc), intended TO be included in the sale, al
though good conveyance can be made for it 10y me-
The soil is extremely productive in Indian corn nd
wheat it was on this land that the famous +. ID. to-
bsceo was raised-'rhe improvements are a two sto-
rs dwelling house, good kitchen, and other
~ ont-houses; there are two very fine Young apple
orchards and one peaches The peculiar siIuation
together with the fertility of the soil, makes Beeheld
one OF the most desirable estates York river Cor
the sise--t IS capable of being enclosed BY half mile
fencing, creek each side dividing it from all other
binds these creeks afford fine grazing for stock ear
~ IN the spring. have interest in a mill about a
mile from the dwelling house, that will be included in
the sale Terms OF sale made known nv myself living
on the premises, inniy absence by Maj g. l.. Cor
bin, or Capt. John I. Bryan living justly.
". ". WALLER.
Nov
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LAND FOR SALE.
MOUNT CO1IEOBy

WHAT handsome situation, ON the R,ppabanno.t
y River, embracing the Globe LanrIing in the low
CT end OF Essex county, containing 500 IL acres of
Valuable Land, on terms accommodating to the Dur
chaser ~ P''
There is on this land IN excellent stream Gr MA,
good dwelling and barn. almost new and o..
ther onthouses with astorc.house and gransry nj tie
landing, being an excellent stand for Mercantile bo
ALSO, promising young Apple and Peoc.
Orchard, just beginning to bear
he hrver 1T thiepiace, affords the finest Fish and
oysters and many other Convenience, aud sSyato~es
to- numerous to mention bat srher de,erinfion IL
neened unnecessary, as il is presumed that any person
WISHING 10 purchase, viii frstview The premises
$3.50, about so Acres Of Land, adioioiog Monte.
for Mechanic ''''o''
Inc terms willbe made known on application In
JOSE('H Jy8.VEP. near Bo,gl~,to
ROHERJ' DOBRLNS S. ~ Urn i,,,,a ~. ,o
=. 8hOS .FEWHySLL. ater .itoafg,g,s.
May 13----sgv "oS'
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y Virtue Of Deed Of Trust "a cuted TO BenIain,n
- Moshy and the Subscriber, by David Ross, Esq.
bearing date the Goth day of January in the year $685.
anu Oh record IN the honorable the General Court OF
DE, ooui''eoaweaith--Nill be Sold on Monday, the
10Th day OF June next at Favanna co,, bouse at Pub
nv auction the residue of the of the lands conveyed by
e 81" Juuenture remaining unsold in the counties Of
riuvanna aud A'semarle, on Cunningham Greek, Rae
Noo,' ana the waters, Bremen and Berry Greeks. The
original quantty conveyed supposed TO contain about
thousand acres more less for the purposes
'he same 'ndenturs mentioned the following terms
one fourth part of the purchase money to be p id in
e's ana the residue IN one two and three equal annual
payments ,herealter-the purchaser giving bond with
approved security, and with Deed o., Trust upon the
iahs Tor securing ,te annual nsaluIcnt.. they shall
respectfully become due. The land will be sold in
parcels 20 sur purchasers. The Subscriber will con-
'ey warrenty against himself and his heirs only,
upon the purchasers complying with the terms of sale
WIN. c. WILLIAMS, Trustee.
IWdU 6--fGe
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NANCY WOOD.
ELIJAH STATION.
JAMES WOOD,
2 Of IUe HAD ,ya.JxI
ADYERTISEMENT-

FEVIIE Rev. John Kirkpatrick will omen a School on
the first Monday of June next, in the Mason,
tall in charlottesville proposes to teach the fol-
lowing branches, viz Realins Writing, the English
Grammar and Geography the Latin and Greek IAN
Suages, and the elements Of mathematics
he price OF tuition for English students, ten dollars.
ana Tor the languages and sciences, twelve dollars and
ami hiiy cents per QUARTERBACK student furnishing
every apparatus necessary to his studes and his pro.
Portlona part Of fuel in the winter season.
he customary vacations will be expected and Sa-
tu'Tays necessarily reserved for professional duties
NOV .
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PETERSBURG COTTON-Y Arm
FACTORY

NEE the Proprietors return our thanks to the pub
w nc Tor the liberal support heretofore received
in carrying into eff CT a Manufacture calculated to
promote domestic convenience. 1t is also with no
small portion OF pride and gratitude that we see our
Yarns preferred for their superior quality to those of
othcr FACTORIES in this country. The encouragement
received as enabled US to make great additions to our
machinery, adopting all the modern improvements
desire to make the COLOMBIAN an article OF gene
raj attention, has induced TO reduce our prices
nearly ~ per cent relying on snallprft and quick
return for Remuneration. Of Iabnur risk and use NJ
capital-this also compels TO sell f,r cast oniy
with deduction Of per cent to those who take or
order 500 lbs at one time. We have now OH hand
CON PIE assortment from NO TO @5, and as soon
ind higher numbers demand, we are prepared to
meet It, to any extent ihac may be called for.
=, BOWDEN, BYRNE & Co.
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NOpICF

rs HEREBY G1VEN-That 81 the next Asg,,,
a C"irt OF Caroline CousD, tie Cour -liouss
thereof, shall sell pnbc auction, fer cash 50 ,oscb
Of all the ' " '''-'''
LINDSt5' LOTS
IN that county returned delinquent fr non-navnert
81 the taxes ofthe last year, will be sufficient In do
charge the arrears Of taxes which shsH then remain
u'faid for That yesf, and ten pcr ccntac, dansecs
thereon, together with the taxes Of the present yesr
The sale will commcnee the first DAY NJ the c,nrt
s1' continue from day to day until they shall be CON
he Subscriber Is AUTHORISED 70 receive III snrh take,
ai damages at any time before the land snail b. s,l
h' o. 'tefeliuqueuces may be seen in the CIerI3,
..au ~ ne CouLty' IN Possession Of he Subserib1r
or ~ tue Oibce Of The r1'tOr u pahlic Sceorois
IHILIP SAMUEL, Dep'v. f,
JOHN SCOTT. snIrGC g.
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STONE WARE.
THE .SVPSCRTRRP

HAS on hand at his Mandatory, a large quantity
R-A OF . TONE WARE, of superior quality and well
assorted, carrying on the business very extensively
and will deliver the ware any part of tie city, free Of
the expence oil carriage, and at the New-York prices
the freight from thence to this place would average 90
per cent at least Under these circumstances, he is
induced to hope that few if any will send their or5s
abroad when they be supplied at their doors with
better ware and on far better terms. The following
were the prices in New-York previous to the late war
an" ne undetermined that Manufactor in the r.
D. shall under-sell him at any time
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WILLIAM SHAPARD

WILLIAM SHAPARD
EHAVlNG formed connection with Lewis Webb
i the business will hereafter be transacted under
the firm of Shupnrd g We66
UE OFFER FOR SALE
500 barrels Caruhers' Il Lsybutns best rectitied whs
key, part of which is fourth proof
so barrels VERY old and fne Caruthers' rectifed &
firiitcd whiskey
40 boxes Whittemore's Gotten and wool cards
so bales spinning cotton
200 sacks salt
$50 barrels tar
ID ditto rosin
40 ditto liver or tanners oil
casks wedding hoes
20 dozen scythe-blades
3 tons logwood
$50 pieces good twilled sackiRg
sack-bags, Hessan and German rolls
Loaf, lump and brown sugar
bar iron, German and blstered steel
wrought and cut nails
imperial and young hyson ssa
pepper, pirnento, nutmegs
refined and crude saIt-petce, cheese
aliuIo, rice, stnne-ware. shoe-thread
grinl-stOnes lamp-black, Scotchsnul SIC. &c. &c.
considerable portion of the ABOVE articles being on
consignment, they will be sold the lowest terms in
order to close sales.-We hourly expect to receive
1000 lbs prime green coffee, and few Hhds Musco
vaSo saWe will receive all kinds OF country pro-
duce Consignment and transact commission business
generally.
SIAPAKD s. WEBB.
April 8. wifi
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40 DOLLARS REWARD.

y
P1ANAWAY from the subscriber. residing in
np Campbell county, near Lynchburg, Two Ne
AARON, black man, between 90 and % wears or
Sge, about feet orr inches high down look bur nj
smiling countenance when spoken TO- and has M
beard Had on when he went away, a blue coat cor.
dfoy pantaoons, brown linen shirt and short round
ABOUT Jacket which he usually over his coat but
a' OF which he will probably chapge-he was formerly
ue property OF ---- Figg, of King William. but
was nre'i tor several years 20 Capt Dabney of ,aid
county, m ~hich he is we'll known and was purcbased
ot w o. fnleher, esq. of Richmond in February lac,
Nh son, black boy about ~ years of age snar
butt 81 lively disposition; had on coarss olns-
urg' SHIRT, pair Of pantaioons much worn nj tuilleo
hOInespun cottons, aud an old wascoa, uu,.eb.ssd
70 Lancaster county about the fist Of February last. of
Lawson Haddawav ' -
The above reward wal be paid on securing said
Der RTCUEID SrtI'1 , s1,,Y''-
May 6----v6wp '''''' w.
Ihf Virtue of Deed Ut Trust exrcUted Lv H.
y fiost and Ralph 4leD, to the subscril1er To ,e
cur the easement Oi certain sums therein mentioned
WIZ he Sold ~ public auction; for cash. on the prerDi.
LOT or GROUND.
near hoc%etis, c0naiung hundred and FORTY feet
by oe hundred End twelve feet, the I'D DAY Of June
next - ''''
JAMES II. LYNCH, Trustee.
slhY go ------U4v
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TEN DOLLARs RFWIRD'.-

ENROM me living in Gooehland. IT Dover pit, T.,
hcS yellow mani bought him Of yJoctor Gso
Sherer who formerly resided in Richmond -tslIct
make no doubt bat he will urk about Rockets 9berc
ne IS wen aequain'e d-he went sailor whilst Sbsr
"r owned him, Tor some time-I ana apprchensye
that his aim viii he to get on board OF some
Eek is very likely, about se feet nine or ten inches
high--he las mark under q belegel his lcft lou
has the appearance ofa burnhs dress vh.n he went
coat 'N ''V''
May 2A.--w6w
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NOIICE

ROBERT 81 TEMPLE GW.4TR.irEY.
Intending TO discontinue their establishment
,,,,.,,,1. IN LiUcr%ooi,
pESPECTFUI.LY inform tfei, (i.;en,ls oars-,u.
a but particaIarly those in Virginia that hey Vii
continue to receive eonsgnments in all this wear from
those who may think proper to eonfde prope-ty +,
then charge III which case, they promise their usual
time, it will not be agreeable to receive or escct or
ders for goods of any description.
LIvERroO1; Jan. 1, 1915
MAY 2O---,rGu