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CIRCULAR.
LONDON, March l. 1915.

Awaiting ourselves of the prospect af-
forded of tie early restoration of friendly
and commercial intercourse between our
respective countries, we Deg leave to call
your attention to our establishment at the
Cape OF Good Hope, tor many years un.
der the firm of Kenneth duncan but
now unoer that Of NouRsE, DUNCAN, and
CHRISTIAN.
Inc Cape being dednitively British
many important privileges nave been re-
Gently conferred upon it by tms govern
ment. 1t is now allowed to import all
Indian commodities, Except Tea, which
may be deposited there under bond, free
OF duty, for exploration, either to this
country, Or to any port of America, ex-
cepting the British colonies. This export
is, however, at presehtscon to British
ships !; but tie vessels Of all neutral aud
friendly nations are permitted to touch
there, for the purposes Of refreshment or
repair, aad to dispose OF such portion of
their cargoes as may be necessary to de-
fray their disbursements and though this
restriction initiates against commercial
transactions in otter tran British vessels
yet from tie facilities already afforded,
combined with its Geographical adyan-
tases, we contemplate very important
accession to the trade of this settlement
more especially in the productions Of
fndia, Which it is probable may here
alter be purchased there on better terms
viewing the shortened voyage, and the
4dvantage of meeting general assort-
nent at one place. than even in the ports
of.lndia Itself.
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Five Dollars Reward

I'D ANYWAY yesterday morning an
N,apprentice boy to the Buckskin bu-
siness named JOSEPH ROBEY. about
10 years of age; had on drab coat with
white buttons, an old fur hat, and took
with him one pair of black country cloth
partaIoons, one ofnankeen, scotton shirts
and other articles unknown: He has light
hair and eyes, good counterance and
tooth out in front. / will give the above
reward to any person that will bring him
home or give information SO that | can
get him again.-He went without any
provocation.
Samuel Hatters!ay.
May "a. ST.
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800 Dollars REGARD.
ROBRERK.

On the night of the 18th or 18th instant,
my warehouse in South-street was brok.
en- open, and
Z cases Turkey Opium stolen
therefrom.
The cases contain about 40 lbs. each,
were of an obong shade and alight colour
and marked Dit probable, however the
Opium hasbeen putinto other packages.--I
will give SSO0for therecovery of thelwhole
quantity, or proportonate reward Tor
any part.
GORGE WILLIAMS.
Baltimore, May 22,-24. Cav.
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ALEXANDRIA:
WEDNESDAY, May "a.

At an election held yesterday, for Di-
rectors of the Merchants Bank of this
town, the following gentlemen were cho-
sen -
Peter Saunders, John Jackson,
Daniel M'Phersons, Camillius Griffith,
Daniel Amin, James Anderson,
Daniel somers, Nimrod Farrow,
VIM. Tyler, Peter Heiskell,
Ferdinand Marsteller, Edmond Brooke,
Joseph Vaudeville,
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HOUSE OF COMMONS, April a

Papers retatiU9 TO the Slare Trade.
The Papers relative to the Slave
Trade were presented to tie House.
The following document contains the de-
elaration OF the powers who signed the
treatv of par;C
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= q s
: Tb. people are adverse to your
MAJESTY. :, butyou are regretted BY the
officers. M. more about that.
= The officers complain,
? You may allow them to expand but
=. ?, : srnl hold of them. Where do you
mean to g
, There YOU will see Murat. That
p has NJ head. not single military
plaa .aat;on hat on day OF battle, when
sea reee;:ves TIE orders. he salutes, he gal
~ Ee is,a god till FIVE O'Clock in the
Iop'' ;;nr What will become ofhim You
e. ., :, :, : through Rome. The pope is a
wa sb ar, monk !; did not take the right
vay to manage him.
ss Yonr Majesty cannot doubt of the
si.nsat; Of those who come to pay their
10 lage to you :
~ r ~ ys,sre is some curiosity in it also,
90 ,y;sa TO see the beast, aud to be able
~ ~ that thew have seen him. Some
aassa nerclia ats have written to me,
~ ask me if the war will break out a
';a.;ftbey may,venture their stock upon
60 sea- thew are fools-we do notreceiye
sssncbmen here. | wish you pleasant
;,arnev. sir. Every thing must have an
end,
,.a5b If IS precisely his mode of talking by
s.sand starts. Since I have begun speak
;,9 r. Won of him. shall continue tie
snl;ect. and himself and his family, shall
hs the TOPIC Of this letter. We are oc-
egu;cd here safely with his brother Louis
tSe Is deraat King of Holland, the most
dsceitful, ungrateful and hypocsitical of
allthe Bonaoartes as ishabsprove to You,
and Hortease Beauharaols, his wife and
,sa ,h,,.e an,ie Of Napoleon. They plead
before tribunal at Paris, not for a di-
yorce they bath despise morality too much
totSiak of that. but each claims right
10 their eldest soa, presumptive heir to
tae estate of st. Leu, which the king has
erected into Dachy for the CT derant
Oaeen hortense, with 100000 livres an
naally. Louis Buonaparte would not ac-
cept any thing, he demands his son, who
is loyears Of age, in order to educate him
under his own inspection. The mother
refuses to part with him. The affair is
pleaded publicly, and what is very rare
the councillors, On either side have not
vet committed any blunders. The father
has the law On his side-the mother
pleads the interest of the child. But the
wise part Of the public in general, wonder
how the French Government can hest
tate to purge its soil of this Corsican race
which even in this child offers stimulus
for revolt. All that is justis in the mind
ofthe King, ali that is great and generous
Is in his head. But he has a great deal
toomach confidence in those about him,
he thinks the flames of the volcano en-
tinct ;hecause it emits nothing but smoke
The forgets that there is no smoke
without fire.
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The Papers relative to the Slave
Trade were presented to tie House.
The following document contains the de-
claration OF the powers who signed the
treaty of Paris:
DECLARATION.
The Plenipoteatiaries of the Powers
who signed the Treaty of Paris, the seth
ei May, 1871, assembled in Congress:
Having taken into consideration that
tue tra!hc known under the name of the
..irican Slare Trade, has been regarded
byJust and enlightened men of all ages.
as repusnant to the principles of humani-
y and OF universal morality; that the
particular circumstances to which this
ualc owes its origin, and tie difficulty
% abruptly interrupting its progress,
nave TO a certain degree lessened the o.
aiam OF continuing it: but that at last
TIE public voice in all ciyiiised countries
las demanded that it should be sarpres-
seu as soon as possible; that since the
character and the details OF, this traffic
Aa'e oeen better known, and the evils of
e,ery sort which ACCOMPANIED it COM
Fetely unveiled, several European Go
sernlnents have resolved to suppress it :
aad mat successfully ali Powers posses
pug colonies in different PARTS of tie
soria nave acknowledged, either by le-
e'sla'lSe acts OF treaties aud other formal
.asassments. the obligation and necessi-
!. q aoOIishins it that; by separate ar
p n.ie OF the last treaty ST Paris, G.
nlllain and France engaged to unite
@eif Efforts at the Congress at vienna to
ase all tue Powers ofChristendom to
EE.v.aounce the universal and definite abo-
DION DION OF tie Slave Trade; that the
aphlpateataies assembled at this con
s ses cannot better honor their mission,
s s;5 tlelr duty, and manifest the prin-
naties WHICH guide their august Sove-
eeS as esey are animated with sim
So uesire to put an end to a
NE winch has so long desolateu
In. 'ea. degraded Europe, and afflicted
6s ra said Plenipotentiaries
Az aoreed to open their deliberations
lar, : .1e meas Of accomplishing SO saiu-
os an object, By solemn declaration
q &C.! pfiaciplss which have guided tilen.
:" a'is work.
t,as" my authorised to such an act, b.
t;ya asaaeimoos adherence of their respec-
n ~ eOalts To the psincilles ANNOUNCED
sfpas saia separate article of the treat
tie fsoa GaeS In consequence declare, /
pa;y ~ u Europe, that locking upou IL
me- a. aoehtloa OF the slave iraGe, q.
a,teat -sufe particularly worthy Of TIE.
re Ace sSoAternaabIe to the. spirit {.
ae' I'D tv'the general ,r;ipcieie. !
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NEw-YoRK, May 90.
From oar Correspondent.
Burlington, May II.
.Messrs. Le,ris & HaU,

.Messrs. Leris Il Halt,
have been favored with the perusal
of a letter from a gentleman who started,
three days ago, on visit to Montreal,
to his friend in this place, giving the me-
lancholy intelligence contained in the
extract below.
ss Caldacelps Manor, miles from
fish Creek, Mag Il. 1915.
C Dear Sir-I have witnessed one of
the most horrible scenes this day that ever
vas witnessed in this part of the country.
At half past one O'Clock our boat was
struck with squall, upset, and imme-
diately sunk; and out of nineteen per-
sons, ten only were saved. The persons
drowned are is. Webster,* - Dunn,
a surgeon in the British navy, an Italian
with his wife, by the name of Simon,
cenfectioner; Mr.. Adams, from Hard
wick, Vermont; young gentleman from
Ballston SPA; a young man by the name
of Hedge, and woman with child ele-
ven months old.
s. When saw the vessel going down
I jumped and swan for the mast, which
[ reached when only four feet out of wa
ter. Mr.. c. Curtis, and boy who sails
IN the sloor, were close tome; the Others
ciung to boxes, barrels, trunks, &C.
We remained in this situation till ca
noe came from shore and took us off,
Mr.. Webster was an Engiishman,
from Yorkshire. Concluding his friends,
with those of Mr.. Dunn, will receive the
earliest information by way Of N. York,
induces me to send YOU this hasty line.
ARRIVED THIS DAY,
Schooner RulJetin, Wynkoop, from
Martinique, VAST. karts. If days from
the latter place, with $50 casks of mo-
iasses, to 6. Smith, owner. Passengers,
Mr.. joseph Laurent and nj. Roth. of
MARTINIQUE. Lett at st. Piers. Marti-
niquc, brig Augustus, Rich, OF Bath, in
60 days: Mary, Oliver, Of < for Ports
mouth, n. Il. in 10 days: Mechanic,
Small, of Portland, uncertain: Wash
inston, Baker, Of Boston, do: schoon-
er Ruby, of Wells, Mass. 10 sail same
day: Neptune, Green, of and for New
York, in 50 days: Onion, of fhiladel-
phia, just ARRIVE ed: Mary-Ann, Kelly.
from Marblehead, do. The ship Mary
Ann, Quincy, OF Boston, lad been sold.
The schooner Saratoga, from New-Pork,
touched at st. Barts. and sailed again
for St. Thomas.
Schooner Dart, Alien, 81 days from
Port-au-Prince, with hides and loswood.
Left schooner Vidette, schooner Joneuil,
Carman, ship, from Turks Island be-
longing to NeW-Yolk: schooner Frank
Ia. Of Haltimcre: schooner Lycursus,
of Hayre-de-Grace: schooIers LYDIA. of
Philadelphia, Reindeer, of ditto: and
schooner Boyle, Of New-York, uncer-
tain when to sail. Coffee scarce. The
vessels are loading with logwood. OF
Cape Hatteras, spoke brig from Lon
don for Philadelphia.
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Fran .ackermaa's Repository.
Female fashions for April.
MORNING DRESS.

A loose robe of fine cambria or worked
jaconet muslin, over petticoat OF the
same, fl,unced with French trimming /.
long full sleeve, confined at the wrist with
treble drawings, and oraaneated witt,
corresponding trimming. TIE robe, or
aegtise, of demi-length, is con med at the
top by narrow collar. or gathered into
"a Va1dyke ruff. and is worn with "a CO.
lored silk handkerchief, tel carelessly
round the neck, aad is fastened down the
front with bows and tassels. A mob cap,
composed of net and Brussels lace. deco
rated with a cluster of flowers, and bows
of satin ribbon. Hair CURED in the neck.
slippers or sandals OF pale tan-colored
Gloves en- Saite.
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From In Belle .4ssgmb,ee.
The WitSchoMra Mantle anu Spen.
Ger promenade dress.

French camoric high dress, with a. che
mise back something broader than those
of the last month, and waist as short as
itcan be made. The sleeve, which is OF
course long, is singuiarly novel and taste
ful; three rows of rich worked muslin,
placed one above another, finish the dress
at bottom, and a full trimming OF tie finest
Valencieanes edsing goes round the bot
tom of the sleeve and tie collar of tue
dress; the latter which is extremely pref
ty, is composed of rich worked muslin to
correspond with tie trimming; it is byas.
and falls back SO as to display little of
the throat in front. The Witzchoura
mantle and spencer; which is worn with
this dress, IS composed of blue twilled
sarsnet lined with waite satin, and triiu-
med with Mrs. Bell new invented pearl
silk trimming; tie spencer is made
of white satin, to correspond With the mar
rio
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For Sale,

For Sale,
nR would be bound to trade q smars
" active NEGRO BOY, about 4
years Of age. Enquire at this Office. =
May 2S.
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Public Sale
On WEDNESDAY next will be sold on

On WEDNESDAY next will be sold Oh
the premises
A Lot of Ground, situated
ontSe North side of Queen street, al
dining Mr.. Andrew Jennings Dwellins
louise &c feet front and rs feet deer
FERNS viii be made known at the plaet
f sale.
P. G. Marsteller.
May 10.
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Sixty Dollars Reward.

I'd AN AWAY from the Subscriber on
AA the goth inst negro WILLIAM
DADE, about 10 years old, five feet eight
inches high has scar on his forehead
by the kick of a horse, he is pretty " ell
formed, tho alittle knockneed-r!ays tire
fife we'l-a Carpenter by trade, & VIXEN
directed to do any thing has way of an
swering aye, aye, SIR" He took with
him new striped country cotton round
about jacket and trowsers, and OTHER
clothes of different kinds. Fifteen dol
Jars will be paid for William if taken with
in fifteen miles from Alexandra, and
dollar in addition for every mile from 10
to 6O.-Te Masters of vessels and O.
theirs are cautioned against employing
Or carrying oil said boy at their peril.
Thomas Preston
Nav 2S. If.
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JOHNWORSRsJf.
ding iav or tho p,,.sL ,.c..
TIE FHIPFJELD SPRING
CEC

EoR 1915, win eomms the first Tuesday in May
y ne1t, anil conii'lue four DAYS.
me Ff-st OGe-A ladies Parse worti, ffty euiness
mile heats, the bee three in Ave- four To make race
tour gllneas eatr,n-c free tor any horse mar or geld
ing. carrying feather an each
tae Second DeJ-Thc Jockey Club Purse Of -four.
hrSred dollars, four mile heats. fifteen dolls entrance
TIE Third Hav--'rhe Proprietnr's Purse q Two
hu1red ''oir; three mile heats, entrance ten dolls
The fo7z'th Ody-h Hary.Gg, Purse, Snr wli.b
me entrance OF the secoa and tNl day will lie put up
with the collection q! the gate money; entrance fiji,
teen a"ars % be added TO the purse. Horses to lie
pure.
g. OK he sane e1'e' there is Sweep Stake opened
tor u years old colts is spring, iur tn make arace
ne; dollars entrance, ;@o mic f,,sts-fiis Stake III
Close Oh the evening Of The Grs Gaysraee
Weights, &c &c he governed liy the Rules of the
Old Fairfield Joe, ey Club
Toll, at the gatc, will lie received as usual-Sba,O
ard Stables yrcGg.
Those who are il want of Booths the Course. will
sppy to the proprietor.
THOMAS WATSON,
Treasurer md t'f9frSetor
a. Gentlemen Intending from distance. can he
accommodated witt, entertainment st tor. residence al
the proprietor, FAIRFIELD.
March
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EnTEG1TnN

OF YOUNG LADIES.
. ERS. ANN CAMP. wishes 10 insorn, bsr f....,d.
- aud the public that she has been induced bv the
return Of eAoE again open her house for the re-
cepuon o. such Young Ladies sire to make Rich
o ths scope OF then literary ard general improve
ment She las taken for this purTose th,. conner
Gus three stery Brick enememt on II street rSbt,,oe
fii be'oHE's te the estate ofthe lste M aCwest
anI 'he trusts that her long experience in the mater
Is laneilp oi Song Females may enable her to
90 Justice 10 the impoitast eiarge She brtroqcs 70 ~,
dertake. f'HP'''' ~ wa
Ter terms for 30 riding wssfjrg, and lnlq:ny. vii;
perry dehars te'' quarter, and Inc Young Iad;es
SHien 10 her care, NAV attend ANY of the Ichrno1d
1T Mrs. Camp requests The ladies' Of her acnusi,,
t'hcf m the different pErs oftbe Fs- 70 make this no
ice Generosity known in their respective counties
-4Ftpii Zoe VI 4uv
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HALU.6RLE COIL L-9-NDS
Hop SALE

'E7HE Sul'c-ifcf vii sell at Public Auction. Of ,be
y f<c'ang 1'avern in the town Of NaDcerer. ON
SATURDAY the 22nd day of Apr next his interst IN the
tnree following rscts of c0ll land lync on te waters
OIL railing Creek, the county If heste rcld. state
~ N"g'nm.-N'z. ten sixteenths Of one hnndred and
iory-tVo Acres, l:noSn by the name ~ Buck sod
unifie scpaIpiiS bounded by Black Heath coal unss
lhnmpson iilunts, aud obers--Asn three CDurtI,s
Lightly Acres known by fine name Of the Cresk-,,;t.
D"nded or the cOal-rnines Of the Messrs la.,'s c1
the north end the s'onc-heuge eoa-mines ON tle
enth---hIso nine twentic'hs fs2J acres, known Inv
the name OF The Union Cosl.phs bounded ,,o the
west by the Messrs Rlev's, ON tie east by the Coal
Land known by t'ie name Of The Dover Ccsi.pits
inc above property IS very valuable, minutt d.4
eror Is considered mlt ccssary, ss IT is presumed
tm ierfos Inclined to purchase, viii. previous In the
Gay " sale, we~ the SINE. and maxi, Themselves
in''y Seqrantel with its value anI siius,is,n Tn.
Subscriber who resides in the ntgfbg,hooD viii ~
s'y nms, shew The property 10 any person who NAV
call rthst purJ,ose '
The Sale win lie made, unde4 Tie supetir,er
lance OF heSsrs- Robert Graham and James w Win.
free ~ w
CORNELIUS muck.
Terms n Sale, one tirt cash, the b1iancs IN two
equal annad javments
Feb. 25.------F6wagawtds
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SALES Az AUCTION.

MylCL be Sold 81 Pubic liuc,ioD on Tuesday the
w 4th OF hpri', c fair Otherwise the mex ic Gay,
II LOF or CHOE.VD, 81 fee, front Or u. street
anJ"nt'S the ncv brick house OF ar. Ch,stoher IT.
.ine--And CT the ssue square, JOI contsiain; re
feet on a. corner Of nh slIect, nclug the Horses
Nc on this a it believed there is the best we'll oi
water m the city Also, an .sIfscre LOI', corner OF
ID ADD ist streets, aljorirg Mr. Lipsconb,.
8. a0' " months credit will be allowed the pur-
chasets, upon thei executing notes with spr we'd en-
acisers, payable and negotiable in otier o The Banks
Il. Richmond
THOMAS TAYLOR
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RICHMOND AND NORFOLK
.N1yT. ,STaCg

fsfli Su5sc her having purchased This ire intends
4 N';h rs little delay poss- lie, 90 put il IN such or.
der, rs relates both 10 Carriages and Horses a. he
trvsgs VIZ recommend il to public patronage.
MS sage, IN connection wit, tic New Dispatch
Line, wii IN future leave tie Ben Tavern 90 Wrdnes.
day, FRIDAY and Sunday Morning sad arrive in Nor
folk to Dinner oB the following Gay--Tlenr,ng, viii
leave Norfolk Oh Mon'isy, Wednesday and Friday, Ut
Noon, aud arrive at Richmond on Che following even
ing.
Every attention ai be raid l,sta to passenger, and
TO baggage The Nil Rosts at Hampton will. -.
heretofore, b. kep, IN the best orier and ready 10 sl
as soon IS the Stage arrives.
SCEKVy4JVT JONES.
York-Topn, Mae, iI.---stp
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FOK SALE.

N ~ be S~d, m ne fir. drp Of Jnc merit,
Eio'e rHH1ois .bfIsI.S aj>i,Vng re fo7sn n
Eetersb7rg. to;'anoay cn9 F7ss,s m. Cl,,,tl,H 81
Wheeer's NIL. mi roaO oecujGe,ibg Mrs Ggbief
MIN! j,Dd Hierei,i'o amered ab,a 200 ,,crss. m
credit 2j ope, fieo oD,d three p.nyg. .65HF bo,7Js
AZ eith7'?fDte Ba7ts IN Pefc;y5Vrg, ztih attae.,ed
e,01'sa,s, Ts'H be required ofths Purchasers SJ,,i
tfe .HEs not h. soil, eiey 7uiN b. ogsred D., Jeasc
fr q tsm If y,slus
FR.9NCES T.7BB, 5g b.f, oqents
r., n. Rd5,o9ifh, Thos. Tub
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NlIE IlRIfSTIE -

4 + the late Mr.. Ralph Woeme;y, il. having de-
terIlined 10 discharge the end OF the presc,t
year. The urHetshed balance OF debts due from the es
.ate' WIZ thank the several creditors notify the ma
su ainTn' m their resPeetfye claims, that an
ndJustme ct iieio may be Inaiesnd tl,st tie FINE
tees may have It IN tier poYer 20 max general ar
i:'nSemsnt for the satisfaction of all-C ommunrca-
tons sddre'fei ,o John Tayoc Lo.nax, Aienokin.
ed to. "''N'"-
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WARD ELECTION.

'SNir. Chizensof Richmond xre hereby Nct;fed-
L. hat the Election for Common. Counsel. Men.
WI. De held On the first "Wednesday in April next, IN
'e"srsoa Ward NJ 1. az the CnSrt- House--n Nlad:-
son Ward No. 9, a; the Eagle Tavern--a,d in AInn-
r n ward No. 3, al Aubia i4foies,'s new house.
rolls 70 be epered at 10 o'clock, a. NJ
w. ID. WREN,
NJ, ., Se5eunt Of tte Cay Of Richmond
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=. A. DALLAS,
SeerS''i'y cjths Treasury.
ttstNav

Y she last VIII ard festal.em Of Js1aes 1VooJ-
I: c Children of John Wood, ate ns the Conn,y
A'nnei ST. se ennted 10 portoo of his Er,ac and
t'ie sud John Wood having Left the State nf ,.pir =
upwards Of seyeo wears AGO, aud not having hee be,
o. since snd the Executors of said ia es Woo. nor
Snowipsihat there any Children of John Wood,
or II any where ti,ey are.-!t is desired by den
possible. 80
NANCY WOnr.
ELIjAIISTATON,
JAMES WOOD
NJ, fcfetE. e fo'e'trS. efJ Jas. WJod, olee'd.
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S.HLE.S ar .dt' I9y'IO,N.

iS9LE.S ar dt'3IIO.N.
& n Wednesday the 5th day oe April, will he sold
" wnhou reserve, (at the Military Store, South
gates building, mex, door the Cen
erals department., the 70 lowing valuable articles of
J'Ie1Thandze sc. belonging to the IT. Stat.s--y;z
Of Goods. .Neqy and ~ Prime Orosr.
el2 pr boots, 1000 pr. shoes,
al pr. cotton blankets
25 wool blankets, striped IS rose do
1899 yards oznaburgs,
ga5 do. brown aheeting, 7Os 10 blue cotton. ~
900 do. striped cotton, 1870 do. India do
100 1-2 do. domestic do II do. ticklcnburg
~ do Kendall kcr:ey, do. blue do
- do. grey cloth, 1850 do white binding.
sl1 lbs blue thread, IS telling axes,
SIS bed sacks
OfoM Goods, and harfly damaged.
g pr. shoes, IA do. flannel socks,
y pr stockings, do. boots,
ie wooen blankets, 10o5 yds oznaburgs,
i44 do tekienburg o27 do. brown sheetiGg,
so do grey cloth, 30 do kendall cotton,
81 telling axes, adzes broad axe,
d srrew-augers, chisscls, frsws, files
tunnels, tguage, rsirpothooks
e'aw's'smmer, trawing-knves
~ hH*e-oveos, planes assorted, Tr,nchet
iron pots, TIN quart pot, frying pans
- nrss 30 ~ spades, shovsls II spiders
5 snn 4tcnes, hand-saws
] crHss-cut saw, pair tin scales
9 sfeelyaits, pine tables
Together with quantity of Injured clothing
3FIl' commence at 30 o'Ciock -TERMS-6O DAYS
sredi; for all sums Of $50 sri over under $50 cash
Negotiable notes at either of the Richmnnd Banks will
De indisctirinste.y required
M6hcare, Robinson 81 Pledsdnts,
Nendue-Masters.
warren -. tbs