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TO NIn.JOIIN MOORE,
Author of the cclebratcd U'orx,-r e,,o

Author of the celebrated H'orxs-rusalcr,
How much, egregious Moore, arewe
Deceivedb. sl,ews and Gormsl
Nhat,y'r wethini, wiatev'r we STE,
AL Human Kind are Worms.
Man isa very Worm by birth,
Vile, reptile, weak, and vain
a while ile crswis upon the earth,
Then shrinks TO earth again.
That Woman is "A Worm, we find,
Fer since oar Grmaamo's evil;
She first conNersd with her own kind,
That ancient borni, the Devil.
The learnd themselves we Bools-worn, name,
The Bloclshead is a Sow-wotin;
The Nymph whose tail is all on flame.
Is aptly termI Glow-worm.
The Fops are painted Butterflies,
That iluttcr for day;
First trona Worm they take their rise.
And IN n Worm decay.
2ie Flatterer an Earwig grows;
Thus Worms suit all conditions;
Siisers are Muck-worms, SiilI-xorn Bezu,
And Death-watches PLY sicians.
That Statesmen have the Worm, is seen
BY all cher winding play
lhtIr Conscience is a Worm within,
That gl,aws them night and day.
kh Moor thy skill were well employed
ana CRATER gam would rise,
If thou cculd'st make the Courier void
The Worm that never dies.
o learned friend Of Abchurell-Ilnc,
WhoSett'st our entrails free
Vain is thy Art. thy Powder vain,
Since Worns shall eat cyn thee.
Cur Fate thou only can'st adjourn
Some few short years, no more;
Eyn Buttons Wits TO Worms SHALL turn
VINO Maggots were before.
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" u z 4 c r.
EhSHAf, by virtue of a Deed Of Trust, executed
4 TO me BY William Short, to secure the sum
OF 40, with legal interest from the ST iay Of ss,-
TENDER, 1899, due to Mrs. Polly CAV, aud ~ he
Ioint request Oh the parties aforesaid, shall, on
"Wednesday, llth October ensuing. exDos~ 10 .o,a
by Public Auction, upon the premises, 20 the b;gh'
est bidder, upon credit agreeably t. the reeT,a.
tons OF the Act of Assembly. respecting executions
&c. one hundred and sixty eight Acres of Land. IL.
T ing IN the county of Chesterfield, upo Falling
OreeH. I'VE miles from sianchester, and being the
same Tract of Land which was purcbaee,; h, thS
SAID short OF Henry Randolph, or so much thereof
as may he sufficient TO satisfy the debt and intere.
aforesaid, together with the COTS and cbaroes ne
executing ths trust. u
ARCHIBALD FARMER, Trustee.
September So ia &c
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For SHE.

For IS.HLE.
4 bNE Thousand Acres of Land, living, in
Franklin county. Va. Pig River, within tlre or ur
NUTS 1 ue courthouse, about the distance from cal
'lipdyS Iron-wOrl.S. and flftl-ye miles from Iyng,h,-
aIoIg The lands Of VIM. A. Burwell, ESQ., capt IoIn C9
away ana Utner-Ihe impros small pau;,,
"ei improved, pretty good clearinghouse, a srnal fist
Ini, q ut hammer Factory, new and in cool repair 81
%eh four head wormen may be very alyI,narotisiy en-
10 sen the work- rln for cattle and hogs j. ye,y ex
eeeIm and The market, for grain OF ali kn as vel, ~ bov
Nc:iS e9iueIeh eqIli 10 any IN the countryside, land Il
wen calculated 10 produce tobacco and small grain and
rtnar aibieior good tnb6rI viii sclI great ,r. in
ts land andE'e3, 4, five years pay for IT, provided
ue payments o0nli bc dvdd suit thu subscriber
INC society ~ the neylburiood is good, and die sator
hlithy iiii convent MA further description j, pr,s,
ry' rs h9,e wo wi' 10 purchase, will view the pIc,nss
and should nc proprf1or he absent, pca;ion will h. made
to CT John C0NAtqD who rsidswitlin 3-ts of ,;e az
the land, and will iicW tlc same or wake . contract
JOSEPHH TOJT.NiEy.
land. " P1' III ~ ~, W. "ie
ILhIHtH tgl-HY' 'fftH'fF Sn 13-w9ts.
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ALHEMARLE lands FOIl SKI-t,

ALREMARLE LANDS FOX SAi.t..
20 virtue OF Decree of the Worshiriul Court
I'D 81 Albemarle County, viii be sold, 70 the high-
est bidder, Oh Tuesday the thirty-frst day nf De-
tpbe' next, On 'air il not the mex; fair day on the
premises, between and700 acres OF ard, lying in
th@ aforesaid county belonging t. the estate OF VIM
Robertson, deed. bounded by the lands us James
L. Cooke and James Walker and Others.
The Subscriber deems a minute ,escrip,io, Of
ts land unnecessary, presumiag that those disposed
10 purchase, will first view the premises. Suffice
II TO say, that it has il suiciency of timber is
well adapted to the culture Of Corn, Wheat, CIo-
YER and Tobacco; and lice in one ofthe most gen
'eel neishborhoods in the county, within two miles
OF an excellent Manufacturing Mill, twelve miles
Oh Warren, and Ile same distance Of SCOTS Fer
ry, on James River.
This Land will be sold on credit of three four
and hive years, subject to the dover OF Mrs Rob
ertson, who, am authorised to say, win dispose
OF her right, on equitable terms. Bond, with un-
exeepdonable security, will be required Of the pur-
chaser.
JOHN III. STEGER, Erecm,r
ofIFm. Robertson, decd.
September so. 80 wtds
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NOTICE is herebv piyen-

NO1ICE is hereby given,
VA1iiAf petition will be presented TO the next
A General Assembly, praying that an act NAV
pass to incorporate Company to improve the ma.
VACATION OF James River, from Rockets up to Col
John Mayo's Bridge, by Canal for the ADM. sin,
OF vessels, and boat navigation up Shockoe Creek,
and through the Falls high up the River as Bel,
Vuera Island, Ne. September 6 WHY
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{ RESfi OTCC.S y T-;-----,

tRrSH DhCoS y A.&DiGLNE
= 1eneiti Assortment ot Drugs and Meiicns.
I q Pants, Oh, Spirits iurpcntine yarnish. Nv.
ing Wood. indigo Nisddcr. ihorian,cry, nair,pox.
der plan and perfumed, Apo,liscsries' Scales and
t',ights rose, transparent aad white SOAP Pint
brrshea Glue Aqgsiortis, Lo,1larl's Ai,ccahov
and harpee Snuff, &c ssc-- i,su scveral Ba;L;n.
.urs.--ro b. sold at y.9lI.s iseaAcat .Stoycs
shoekoe Hill, AIain-street, near the Swan Tavern.
Octoberl. \, 80
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FOR sale,
ta1ItE Suhscriber's Landed Pronertu il,

FOh O.4LE,
'5titE Subscribers Landed Property in
me c1un Of Lunerourg, 21a7 Acres, the south
D'e o. Mefcrrin River. in holy which are ali me-
cesar! improvements both FOR fim. and for The u,erta
uc, Vi the hest knnno healthier situation below tI ,o
ua nor any With better spring water, and more
Inns liir lays remarkably wgll is chiefly in woods a ot
proportion beng good Tobacco Land and every acre. IN tin,
cact, sound kind clover land. Their, is good .Iiliseat On
tins tract on winch IS erected Saw-Nnll with te,nf
supply ofwate. ard timber
ITro HifuGJtd Eorfi Hcrrs in nh. son,p co,, &c.. 80
,he same River ON which is very valuable Grist- I'm; now
h,er am advantageous rebuilding and repairing lease To-
getner "h IS acres of tie Land Northe, iilIer and
WI soon be IN order for manufacturing flour eyteusiyly
ms IS cosidefs most xcelent situation the Mercn
NE connected with the Milling Business and is o. l-2 mica.
sufen intS from PeteTsburg.Tr houses sufficient IN
Accommodate small family comfortably.
i"ef fdIeG ami fTfl~nine 4icro in MecL,nlmrc conn
w. uIipro.es small part cleare-istani about thirteen
HhS from the eOrhOuse, and the distance from n,
Lawyer. ~ '''S'e"'" UT
Any reasonable accommodations payments will be made
10 rollserand person deSirous of settling himself
me opportunity is offered Of settling down at once with
o.o FURNITURE, and % very valuable Negroes now ON the
phantom, &c. ali in place. ~ va wv
letters addressed 20 CiTianspe, Sclen5rgr co,,,,wiu
Wo nnnt-iiat. attention, will personal applies lcns
OF application h. mse MesSrs BurWel & Ie,y;s
for the same. - ~ e"i'''"et
S5-'Ttf JOIN s. RdYEN-cc pO III,
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LAND FOR SAFE :;

LAND FOR SALE
WING in the lower end OF Caroline County. 95
Ed miles from Richmond, az from Fredericks-
burg, (,mme lately on the Stage Road.) containing
60s .9CRES, 10y an old survey. This Planta,,oss
Is wei improved, with houses, orchards, Sc rs re-
,narkahly well waered, and the situation peculiarly
healthy; II combines many advantages, Offering
situation tor tavern, and mechanics Of df-rent
Kinds. rs also well t'mbered with good pine aud
oak, there being about $50 acres in woo}s. The
soil IS well adapted TO the culture corn. wheat
and tobacco fax, SIC. with clay foundstion---
f'gl.t or ten hands may be employed to advantage.
AN 'ndsputable right will be made, and immediate
posse son given.
he Reverend Jesse Butler, who is the present
occupant, will shcw the land to any person wsbn,,
to buy, and make known the terms
JOHN C. BURRUSS.
Gloucester County, September 81 io-wi,y
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JAMES ID. RIDDLE,

JAMES d. RIDDLE,
A TIORNEf 1t Law, will practice in the Supe-
IN rior and Inferior Courts Of Hanover and Hen.
rico Counties, and IN the Hastings Court forthe Ci-
~ Of Richmond
His Office is over tbs Post-Oifi
September so. is--wsw
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FLAiS1ER OF PARIS.
August %
STANLY HAIL, For S.4LE.

WILL be Sold. publicly, on the premi
w s.~ 10 the highest bidder, on the 18th Oct next If
iar and If not, the fax day, the above named valuable,
h,,e Farm StaJ Hail lies Rappahann,el< Rive r in
Kclinoa county. about miles below Iaruahannok and
coin;ins tetwtSn and 800 This little Farm is of
equal quality,o Land tire River. has all necessary
b!S, god orchards, Sc. and valuable any oicr
O its size on Rappa.annuck River.
Terms of s one fourth cash, the balance in y & IL
mosS or any longer credit sui, the purchaser, securing
payment satisfactorily the sulScriisr. Harrison Raj,
i.ing near the place. Will slew it amy person wishing 10
Newt To wiIom also. col. Vincent Brii.an aica
non m tis mean iine tnra private purchase be made
Should sale not take place the aforementioned ne il
VII thei he rented ior the next year -
AZ The time and place. viii b pub;cly sold ON crs
o OF sS months, for all above i've dollars e stock
plantation utensils, &c. BENZ OLIYEp ir
AUGUST 50. as,,s,, So
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gA9pER ROBBINS g WILLIAM GRAVES.
a firm OF ROBBINS g GRAVES. and will
30 business IN The house heretofore occupied Lv
Jasper Robbins, sign of the Golden Saddle. =
street, where they have for sale, plated and com.
mon S'h1lely, anil leather of different kinds--a-
mems "'ucl, are few dozen calf skins of sn.
Sc. &c. sc. ~ u''e''
hey have likewise just received, and are now
opening, handsome assortment of Coach Fnrn;.
ttre, consulting of laces, fringe, tsssels. SPRINGS
hinges, locks, and mouding--aiI Of which will e.
500 low, Tor cash, or acceptanees in town. The
saddle and Harness-making they will continue a.
carry on in all its branches, and will always keer,
supply OF saddles brides, and harness of the newes
fashions, ready made.
+. 5. All orders will be strictly attended 10. anil
executed in the neatest style.
September 81. 42--1w
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I n CHANCERY In Fluvanna County

n CHANCERY In Fluvanna County
a COURT September 18th, 1915.
jams basket and RubtIr Dasiett Children AMI ;e,I,,,
OF % estate OF William Basket deed PiniafGs against
Ah.nm BAkett and jesse BariStt, cuors of dc said
j'rin itskett dcl VINO, ogt tStr with Warren Cii and
Sinna his wife TONNE riy Susanna Husk IT, William Con.
nelly did Ptggy has wife, Jese DRyIC, Elijah Davlr John
bakeu iIlonra Basket William Basket John Shepherd
ana Nancy M wife formerly Nancy Basket JOB Insket
john Ken, ah billsth isw. formerly Elsai a. BasL
sitmd Joel Parrish and My his wife formerly Nilly pa
kct, are also Distributes Of the of the sud William
Basket deceased, DrjtHirns.
The Bill being this day filed ON hearing the same and
appearing 10 the satisfaction of the that the defendants
warren Cash and susfna his wifi, w Ham Connolly and
Pcggy ms wife, Jesse Dayie, Elijah Daye John BasLe
ihuas Basket, Wi.ilm Baskett, John shepherd and Mar
cy his wife, and Job Basket inhabitants of this com.
inowtath, and the sid last mentioned defendants not tay-
Hg entered Their appearance and given security according
70 Tie act Of ANenhy and the rules Of this court On tle
motion o. The plaintiffs by their Counsel z is ordred That
e siidlast mentioned Defendants do appear here on tl,
nrrt day oi Nov. term next the Plainfffs hill md
u@t copy OF ts Oer b. forthwith inserted IN some news.
paper Pubiisd IN tie city Of Richmond and continued for
TWO months successfully and also anoter copy thereof post-
"a ~ 'he front door ofc courthouse of the said county
Aeopy-Ie0t, JOHN IIIBERLdKE, {. c,
A3-ygaWn
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IN Richmond Hu8flnga Col1rT. 1915.

o September 11tb.
ORDERED, TINT the several err I;,ors or ,l. r.,
thomas Edgar decd which has committed to ,e Ser
FAM o IN, Guy Tor administration 10 appear herr NJ
Oct9er Court nN and exhibit their scoaInS as,a;s ~
,ld esrie FOR settlement ;nd that copy of ,hs order h.
Iseruu "a me Enquirer until that timethe eNp,1se yIrr
OF Is to TX paid out oflhe sad estate "'' "i'r'
cOpy.-Teae, , ", DAN1g =, -
SeptemlIer30. -, n, ~.
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NOTICE.
j Intend to petition the next Assembly, to psss
! az act permitting my slave, named Bil.cy, or
Biey Eve, to remain this state, after he shall be
emancpated. FREDERICK HARRIS
Sei.t mber ~ ij--wiw
PALUABLE 7.4T ER.W FOR 0.iLE.
VaNHE Tavern at Nottoway Court House, with
Il one hundred acres of Land attached to twill
be sold, to the highest bidder, on Thursday the Cd
OF November next, it being Notioway court-tiay-
The terms will be made known on the day, and
possession may be had Immediately after the sale
THOMAS WELLS.
September So AS wtls
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
A Petition viii be laid before the next Gene.
( y raj Assembly, praying the passage oil Law,
incorporating Trustees to the Iiney- Groze .9cosie.
my, IN the county u Mecklenburg.
September 25 4i-wlm~
CHLN.3, Glass, E.4R1HEN' JC.IRE. Sc.
ysNiE Subscr beers have just received by the Bril-
a liant and Oliver Ellsworth, from Liverpool di.
rect, and are now opening at the corner of Main
ara i2th Streets, large and elegant assortment
oi fine tea and Liverpool table Chins together with
Fancy, Enamerd, Edgd, and c. C.. Ware.-LN
o1OHE. A Handsome assortment of cut, aud a
quantity of plain glass. which will be sold by the
package, or pacS'd to order-Country Merchants
ana others, are invited TO call & examine Tor them
selves WM. ALLISON X Co.
September %. a1-w3w
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NO1ICE.

S.JUSILS, GoM q ,Si7Ver-smiI.
ESPECTFULLY informs the public. thu, he
o has commfn need, on Sh0ckoe Hill. next door
above Mr.. Mark Richards Tavern-where he
keeps for sale, Cold and Silyer UL,k re H.
wise makes sndrepaips any article IN the shoSe
line. From his attention, and endeavors to pleaqp
he hopes to merit share OF the public patronage
September 81. 4o-4fn
NOTICE is hereby given, that we. the
undersigned do intend 10 Petition the next Cenersi
assembly, OF VT1na to emnnciIate and our two infau,
children by special act offhc Iegisl,ttlre ~
LEWIS e .ULSEF .aRylfISTE.4D.
'Ssbfem5ero s4-r.s,r
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NOTICE

. hereby given, That petition will be
q 70 te next session Of the Virginia Assembly,
praying tat an act may pass for the manumissiol az ~,
syes ah disposition Of the lands and other estate in Viz
l, Oh le late Samuel G Of London, deed according TO
w PIONIsIols OF ms VIII. September 27.--42tm
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From SCOTS .H.qR.uYOys.

O. Woman III our hours ofeas.
Uncertain, coy, and hard TO pkaso.
And variable as the shade
by the light quivering aspen made:
When pam and anguish " ring the brow,
\ ministcring angel thou!
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OT,lI.1YyO,N
'S'iiE schooner Paul t.,ll;e White. Cspt. Varoe,
q when hast here, .,ored the following faoSa'
ges, VIZ.
boxes, marked Il. Fellow, Naynesborarsb.
North-Carolnia so
tierce and bale, married. T. Brand. Milton.
- box, marked Wa Mitchell Esq care of \vm
S.own, y Co Merchants, Richmond. Va.
sc. UTgIYy, cI,KFs u, NJ t1p yuein
October = AZ - -
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9A.dUEL G.. .dD.aNls.
, now receiving Weu-chosen AsSor
u mentor hsre'-,Va'e. cutlery. :. S71,lY~ry.-Al,o
sheet Lead, Window Glass, .lssarte-i
Boiling cloths. do
l ease Mems and Bo,si Hats and caps
20 bsritis hogsles,l> Glls, War,
2lo tons "hister of Paris.
zSs S0ii. cucutor Dae,di P,auQiis,
Which I've offers lor sale on noie-.,e t,,,n,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-05-24
Public Notice.

THE undersigned, Superintendent of
n Police of Alexandra, respectfully
informs his fellow citizens that the pub
lie convenience & health requirea prompt
and strict attention, on their part, to the
9TH, 9Th, 9th, and 18th section of the
laws of the corporation, to be found in
the Esd page of the printed laws. BY
these sections, no person is to keep any
putrid substances in their stores, houses,
warehouses or yards; nor is any distiI-
Ter, soap-boiler, tallow- chandler, halter,
or other, to discharge any filth or often
sive substance in the streets or alleys
The same law imposes pecuniary penal
ty on any person who shall be guilty of
violation thereof.
The undersigned also calls the atten-
ton of the citizens to the act to prevent
distractions to the free passage of water
through the cutters Ito be found in page
155 OF the printed laws). BY this law,
no inhabitant of the town shall suffer any
filth or other obstruction to be or remain,
for more than one hour, after notice from
the superintendent to remove the same.
in any part of the gutter opposite the
ground occupied by such inhabitant.-
Also the 9Th section of the law for the re-
moval of nuisances in page 1927. This
section requires that dead animals shall
be removed BY the persons in whose pos
session they shall be at the time of their
death and that such person shall have
them buried. Also the 18th section of
the same law, page l07. BY this section
the persons living on paved streets shall
clean the foot ways opposite the property
they occupy, and, moreover, wash such
foot ways every Saturday from the first
of May to the last of September, unless
prevented by the weather.
There are copies of the laws to be had
at the book store of MIR. Gray. 1t will
De prudent for the inhabitants to furnish
themselves with copies of them. The
undersigned feels it his duty to make
known that he shall, without respect to
persons, proceed to execute the above
laws on all deEnquents AS far as the law
requires him to act. lie however hopes
that his fellow citizens, seeing, as they
must, the importance of the laws being
attended to by all classes, will, by doing
their part, relieve hiu from the perform
aace Of tae most painful part of his duty.
JAMES LAWRASON,
Superintendent of Police.
May %.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-05-24
Partisan Fashions.

Al tie chapeas.r are nearly alike in
form. The top is never bomte the
crown is fat quot unlike tie Beeieater's
cap) aid in heishtit is equal to the breadth
OF tie briM, wl.ich fastens under the chin.
The lower part ot the form or crown 10
Generally trimmed in large plaitS. The
brni is also trimmed lii tie same manner.
independent ef this trimming there are
often upon the crown ard brim five or
SIX lines of ribbaild. These lines are
Iormed by lilac upon green and Jonquilie,
"tlcn are quite a-it-.i.do.e. lhe same Is
also worn ON straw hats. Plated Grape
IS less than it was some days slice; tuite
is frequently substitute. The capotas
are citron, with trimmings of lilac and
olonue. Italian straw hats are ornament
ed with 5lnches of Towering lilac. On
chapeaur aetete a tuft of violets is worn,
VITA Gordon OF the same flower joined to
the tuft. Among the new ilowers there
is one with large lale yellow calix, the
numerous petals OF which are oblong ter
mlIatlng liz point. Eehus of gauze, 4
gauze riooons striped lilac aad white,
green and white, and blue and white, re-
main in layor.
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their august sovereigns, they are ami
mated with a sincere desire to concur
by every means in their power, in the
most prompt and efectual execution o.
this measure and to act in the employ:
ment of those means with all the yea
and all the perseverance which so grea
and good cause merits.
Too well informed of the sentiment
of their Sovereigns not to foresee, that
however honorable may be their object
they would not pursue it without a JUS
regard to the interests, the habits, and
even the prejudices of their subjects; the
said Plenipotentiaries at the same time &C.
knowledge, that this general declaratio.
should not prejudice the period whic'
each particular Power should look upon
as expedient for the definite abolition Of
the traffic in slaves.
Consequently the determination of the
period when this traffic ought universally
to cease, will be an object of negotiation
between the different Powers lit being,
however, well understood, that no means
proper to ensure and accelerate it's pro-
sress should be neglected; and that the
reciprocal engagement contracted by the
present declaration between the SOve-
reigns who have taken part in it, should
not be considered as fulfilled until the
moment when complete success shall
have crowned their united efforts.
\ III
Europe, and to all the civilized nations Of
the earth, the said Plenipotentiaries fat
ter themselves they shall engage all o.
ther governments, and particularly those
who, in abolishing the traffic in slaves,
have already manifested the same senti-
meats to support them with their suffrage
in a cause, of which the final triumph will
be one of the greatest monuments of the
age which undertook it, and which
shall have gloriously carried it into com
Plete effect Vienna, Feb. 8, 1915.
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Should your respectable House be dis
nosed under these circumstance to open,
q correspondence with the Cape, or should ,,'
your vessels have occasion to touch ule ..e
in the prosecution Of other objects, we
beg to solicit preference of your business
in favor of the firm above mentioned !;
flattering ourselves, that it is in tier pow
er to conduct to your entire satisfaction
whatever concerns you may be Pleased
to confde to their care.
With the general tender. OF our own
immediate services in this city & especial
ly in forwarding any views You may have
connected with the trade OF the Cape.
Weremain very respectfully, your
bedient humble servants,
NOURSE & CHRISTIAN.
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Public Sale.

On FRIDAY, the 1Gth day of June next,
at 10 O'Clock, in the morning, will be
sold, to the highest bidder, on the pre-
misses, il fair, if not, the next fair day !;
on terms and conditions then to be
made known
A LII the interest or claim which the
N late James Dali and John Health
cote had or died seized in the following
simple property, viz.
One three story brick house and lot in
Fairfax-street, with other buildings at
tached thereto, as now occupied by Mr..
John Lloyd.
Immediately thereafter,
One three story brick house and lot on
Fairfax street, now occupied by Messrs.
SiIas and David Reed as a shoe store.
Immediately thereafter,
One two story brick house and lot on
Water-street, as now occupied by Mr..
William Dunlup.
Immediately thereafter ,ciN be soH,l
An analIity of 40 dollars in house
and lot on kiDg-street, in a valuable si-
ruati0n.
Immediately thereafter,
One three story bake house and lot on
Ramsay's wharf, with the buildings at
tached thereto, as now occupied by mir.
Andrew Jameson. A satisfactory title
will be given to ths purchasers & attend
ance by
EDWARD nav rU,,,cIoo
April 26. cots.