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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-03-29

Ghenr, Dee. 29.-Yes,erdsy the Americau
Legation gave msgnlficien, dinner 10 ths
I'm slish A,nbassado rs. a, which the Inten.
dan and numerous Hanoverisn Staff Officer,
~ere present. Every lning indicaied tha, .
moot perfect reconciliation had taken place
between the lwo nations.
Lord Gambler It'd risen to give {" h'
Uaied States Of .dnieries as the hrst toast
put his Excelleney was prevented by Mr.
Quincy Adams, who gave " He MJea'y a.,
Kug Of fEngiand"-oa whichthe music st u,l
up c COD save ne KING" Lord Gamble
hen gave {" ihr Unred Sfofes Of h6rih Il
mrr;ca"-aud the music played, +" Hall Go
fnmbia.'
Conn, II. Won S,einhuyer then gave
" IN, Pae.fsofors Of fhe Sfa'ss-- May ihei
un,on con, sibu,e 10 the happiness OF the De
patment winch !. corided to my govern
men, snd Gay their Exeel'eneics eommu
nica,e to their COVE rnmeo,s the lively in,etes
which those under me take in their reconeil
ration"
tlp Ai,ms hen gave" HE Royal High
tAs Priass y orssgs"--and Mr. Gsils,iu en-
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back fpn the Treasr-y of tic JnacS S.$seS. sic,
sum SO paid tor such subsequent time from tie ,h,
las mentioned
See. !. .lad be itfinrherenoes-d That the act ,af
Consless, entitled sc An act making further provision
for the collection az Internal duties aud tor thu APP
pontmep ard compensation OF asse.snrs, passed. .,,-
the second day Of ,ug,st, IN the year thoasart
eight hundred and thirteen, shall lie anti remain in
force, and shall in III is provisions be applet ,p, .,-
purpose OF 's,ng eollect and securrgte duties by
th'sse added or imposed. except regards the
OF pos'g, as we'll With respect to the persons respc
lively liable tn the psyment thereof rs vt,resp 20
the officers employed IN collecting aud accounting COR
the same.
Sec. S. .9rd6e !: tisrtisf enacted That. towards
establishing an adequate revenue 20 provide Ter t,e
sepnens OF the expences OF goyegnricn: for the r,nc
teal payment ofthe public debt, principal and interest.
contracted srd "a h1 eontactoi, acrcTtrc 10 the
terms t,e contracts stccti,eiv 3ns ir creating an
adequate sinking !u-d, gradually reduce and eye,-
ally tn eSiinrurh the public debt Contracted al 10
b. contracted the internal rs cs aus. duties added
sid and imposed, NV the sid several acts oicogyosS
enth d, respectively, F" A. nc iaying duties n sales AT
a'ietsn oi merchandise, AMI sls aud vesssls;' can
ae'res'lstrg TIC postoiice establishment; ;and IN
act iay'nr duties licenses r-ilers Of wines sit
uau5liuo's,a 'i foreign mecc',anl.s;. shall c9iauc
tn DC an levied, and collected. during the present ar
hetwccn the United States and Great Bril,n, ahd Until
the purpose, aforesaid shall he completely accomplish
co, AIRY thi'g n The said acts al! casess 20 The cp-
uary tliorco!, ~ any wise. Notwithstanding Ard fo-
the eifsctun application ofthc revenue, to he rlise
BY and from the ia.ernal duties the purrasGs ainr,
sa,r, n dec form, ofaw, the fa Of ih. Ure,l States
IS hereby pledged TroSii-l oi,,s. The, v,lencvc:.
congress sliaideern IL cxpedient 10 alter reduce ~
chanse, the said internal duties. any or ether of
them, tsf'ail b. lawful do upon pu,iHinv AMI
Substituting, by law, at the time, and fir the same
purposes, other dates which shall be equally rrnuc-
tive with the duties altered, reduced charged !:
Ind toTadet FURTHER, That no;lihgin this act cos
timed, shall u. deemed Construed any wise "a -
sed or impair anv specie appropriation OF ihc sai
t.,f.. Il Il
law; hut such approximation SHALL remain aud be csr,-
ed into effect sccnrSns to fine true intent and mean
ing Of the aw and laws r1okng the same any ,hine in
this act to tie contrary thereof in anywise notwth-
standing.
I.7NGDO " CHEVES,
Speaker nffhe Horse e i2"prescptatives,
JOHN G.qILTc9RD,
President, pro ;cnpore, Of the Senate.
Deeethers5s 1911.
-8bfrO'cd,
LANES ..laDIS0W
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NOTICE..

u --c"f"". ffhoT.
Zee: -. 6tp
{ prsinince Of = decree Of the SApcrio,
a Court ct7CIiance.y, holden at the Capitol
~ Tie oity of i;ie;.mond, pronounced On tho
49, day OF ssraary last, between
John Preston, administrator, de bon;s non, of
George M;yc. decd. the said John Preston
ami Eiizascth, late Elizabeth A. Mayo, his.
wife, which sa;'i Elizabeth A.ltyeston, is
ono of the co-heirs OF Edward C:,rriae ON.
deco. apd George carrington. F,iisabetI.
,s';,'s,vN 1'ien;sil'.er S.rringtcn, wiz
s,'t lsoui} N.s'sihgtoi!, Maria I'iirington,
A'psFS S1.eti1i,ston, Cotirlngton Darlington,
,,;,,.,. - OH -i.zaoe,,e t-rfhii
,.:t,,S t>;ob1,i .,,,s 'i'ssSi, niayo Var
= y 'o''I'
IN -, "oc' gre az: oi Wen
-. :, =; -" N'asi,;.St olis the
~ re- 4, ,siiii e.e sad Coc.l .Ilston
fi'snnah label, judith Bernard, Geo. Der
n1rt:, Ann Bernard, William C,,rrirrto, Ia
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: PITEBSBuRG ACADENiY.

FSsN WOOD respectfully incrns the pubic, that
es having been elected President of this institution
TOR the next year, he Inns associated with hn-cir In
The establishment, Mr.. Fancis Power oj E.e;.,non,,.
or Che purpose oi teaching the Creek lat:m Fi mel!
.aag'iases Mr.. power received his classical e,,n,,
n Ireland, Which ~ aiterwa IS competed \: the Uai-
vcssty of Lnuvinc, in Belgium, and is wei ki,.si,
not ulyit Ibis state, hut in Mahyai lDr his tgle,s AS
professor OF the languages. The variations of the.
la'in language. the eminent utility Of ~hel, is well
known 20 every classical scholar, will be particularly ~
tended TO ia the course nl instruction
J. W, having disposed OF the cs,3bishmen; og tho.
Courier, ~ devote the whole Of is attention oAul,-
si.cy to the Pcteislnrg Academy. The elias !
Which ne puposcs himself "a teach, are those of ,u4
RS an, moral Philosophy, the various branches o the
Mathematics, Surveying, Nayta,inn and Gen r;,l,y
A por;'on OF the day viii also be empioyed in giving IN
strsiction in The att of Drawing and pan,i.g
Another tesr!,c viii Re enraye, for the pnrDnse of
snperin'enlirg the English asses, and those OF rit
I'e, arithmetc and bookkeeping.
Tie Seminary viii OPEN Monday the "a Of Iau,,-
AIRY, IT nine o'clock IL The morning.
Fees OF tuition, ten dollars per quarter, paid in al
vance.
p. Any v'H,re gentleman, qualified Ia instruct
yout, in the English language, writing aithsc,;, Nd
bookkeeping nrd inclined 10 undertake the ci,srs.. 81
tins department, is requested t. make personal a,p
cation at the Petersburg Aeslerny, where he NAV be
Informed otthe terms OF engagement
n,.c 81 or,-o,y
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EN DUCATION.-'Ihe Subscriber having been in
~ duced, by the pressing solicitations o. many of his
frendsand former patrons, to resume his Acalemc.
functions in this city, embraces the earliest opportunity
To inform his friends in the city ard vicinity of Rich
mond and tie public IT. general, that on the FIRST No
day OF January next, SIS he will opra an Academy
in Mr. Fuclers three story Brick I,iding At the cor
of II * 9th Streets Shockoe Hill for the nstrric-
ton Of young ladies' ptbe following branches os Lite
nature, and on the following terms, viz Eagish Rca-
ding, Writing, OrtiogrsI,hy and Arithmetic ten dol
lars per quarter to be pair, in a,lya;ce Kagi;h Gram
mar, practically Geography, with the Of the Globes
Natt' al and Civil History, the BeesI et.rcs, Natural
and Moral Philosophy, te elements of Astronomy, <
Ire Latin Language, separately eoniunctly twelve dol
lars and city cents per 'snter be pud in ayance
Geometry, PLAIN and Spherical Trigonor,et,y, &c.
and the French Language, senarstely corluctly
fifteen dollars per quarter 10 be pan' in advance
Drawing and Pantirc Masters WI lbe engaged, rs
rnay be deemed necessary
As part Of every saturday forenoon, will be deli
Gated TO recalling PORTO It the Sacred Scriptures st
isexPectcd that each student viii brris with her 81
bic
IKE pu.lic examination viii b. in .Tuy anil necern-
re-, o. ss'i @ i'ts si ,aa'sIias Vi! b dals ae-
cd.
The s'riesest attention viii be paid tore morals and
corddot Of tie pupils
n. II Ass is Tie Intention of the Subscriber 70 de-
vote his utmost cxcrtjcns 20 The improvements Pu-
prs, c hopes he will be able to give satisfaction all
who may honor him with their patronage
Further infor ytion may BE- obtained M applying 10
the Subscriber at Mrs. Mary Rodley's (coruer O. II
* 9TH Streets, Shockoe Hin where SIX eight voting
ladies' may be accommodated with genteel Board and
Lodging.
Jas. 4. Gswarp.
Dec 10 VT
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DdMEs7YC.
OUR COMMISSIONERS AT CLIENT

OUR COMMISSIONERS AT GHENT
It gives us much pleasure to observe, that,
the conduct of our Commissioners at Gnent
has met with the entire appreciation not only
of al! the Republicans, but also of all impair.
tial Federalis,s. (Nve don't expect any ap-'
probation from the third tarty men, for their
views are very different from the two form,
er) When the Correspondence between the
American and British Ministers shall be pub
lished on the Continent, it will ope,, the eyes
cf the nations of Europe, and serve to aunde-
ceive the misguided people of England.
/. We are highly grati6ed to learn. from an
authentic source that the American Commits
sicners are held in great estimation by every
class Of the inhabitants at Ghent-every day
and every night, they have invitations to the
houses not only of the public authorities, but
of all the most respectable citizens. At a
meeting Of the academy of arts and sciences,
our Commissioners were present, and unani-
mously elected honorary members of the in
stitution ; and in the evening we're specially
invited to a splendid banquet given on the DC
casion. ny Lords, tie British Con,,nissica-
c-s 7vere NOT tTeSent. US tN
i We further learn, that the American Com
missioners in return for these distinguished
marks of attention, gave grand entertain-
ment to the Magistrates and principal inha-
bitants of Client. This entertainment was
given in u splendid saloon and garden in the
vicinity of tn" city, which were beautifully
decorated and illuminated for the purpose
The British Commissioners had been invited ;
but, on the morning. OF the day, they suddenly
recollected that they had some important bu
siness at Brussels, and q9ere nor hrescnt.--
Such is the dignihed way :" His Lcrdship's
Agents conduct themselves at Client
Bah fD,Pr
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dependence q the United States. Il,
J, JAMES MADISON.
By the President, -,
JAMES MONROE.
AdJnfant e INSPECTOR Generals Office,
December S9th. 1914

-fdjnfant e. INSPECTOR Generals Office,
December 29th, 1914.
GENERAL ORDERS
. All field and company officers who are abb
sent from their corps, by fiirlongh or other
wise,aexcept those on particular duty, and
such as are designated for the recruiting SER
vice, will forthwith repair to their respective
regiments and corps.
The Adjutants General of the several dis
tricts end divisions and the Commandments of
regiments and Corps, will transmit to this
Office, to be laid before the Secretary of War,
the names sof all officers who f,il TO report
themselves .cr duty, confcrmably to this or
der.
The names OF those who report absent, by
reason OF int!ispcs;tion, viii also be transmit
ted, designating such as are accompanied with
certificate of inability.
All officers arriving at the seat of govern
ment win immediately report themselves at
this Office, that the Secretary of War may be
advised of their orders and address and in
like manner on their arrival at the head
quarters OF district they will report at the
AGjutant- Generals Oficc of each district.
BY order Of the Secretary of War.
D.PARKER.
.fditS e Ii,S1t General
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NTtRClNlb-AtR uics ncl.icoh tic Clerks Office
Ofthe Suprr;o" court Of Chanecry for the Rich
mnud District, the first day OF November 1914.
White ,nd shelton, Tltes
Nc-'inst
Joseph idtings ard Caleb r IdiGes, rnerclaots and
partners, under the firm Of loseph and Caleb y Id
dings and Andrew Schnesmann, Defs.
1Iib Deendsfds nct hayug entered their appear
anl given scturts according ~ the ret of Assem-
biz and 's rules Of siis cotuf AID appearing Nv sa
tsiactoey estcnce, d,ft fhev not inhabitants oy
country n IS Dsfiored That tie so Defendants do
appear here ~ sse tweniy -it day ofils next term
sd answer The III of the PlantBs and tid a copy ri
this order be orihwl inserted in newspaper pub
iSed in tlc CITY Of hicmoud, for two months
sively. ad mated n; de tsnt door Of e Capitol, in
the sail city
a coqy. Fertc,
WV. BTNING, c. c.
Nov o. vsw
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NNTICF-

N3TYCE.
VNTIIA BIZ SOLD at puhlie auction 10 the highest
w bidder. at the Tarket House in the town Of
lynehburg on.Nondsy the 81 day of January. 1915,
between eieht and t.ss'le
IIEEL iSL,.a YES.
consisting Of men, women and cludrer, as property
belonging to the estate N Rehd Perkins, deed. OF
Fiuranua county. Terms Of sale viii be one Third cash.
and credit of sax days given for the other thirds
the purchaser giving bond negotiable and PAYABLE nj
either of e hanks in Lynchburg, with sufficient en-
dorser fir the aame. 40 a.
The subscriber who is the only acting Fsgeeo,or 20
this esate) DESTROYS Of closing his Executorlp, and
requests the iegatees attend the day cf s+eany
person to whom the estate may be indebted to, w
bring their accounts previous to the sale, we'll s,'et
Gated for adustmentaud all persons indebted To the
estate aforesaid, viii forward without delay and
settle their Sebt.Ihe sale is expected to esnmeree
at IL o'clock.
RICHARD PERKINS,
only acting erec,eter IF
the estGt ofHicht'd
Perkins, deceassd
Lynchburg, Dec. 8. w4tp
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- VIC Vf't-N'I'INS1
he Merchants CuiFse-, iouse, Z,
OFFER FOi2 SHlR,
An assortment OF supcsiac black h,e, bette recs X
mixed Cloths, Csssi.neres and Cna,urgs isas. i,jsn-
ke.s domestic girshanis cainlnays, ccc;s a,,! shirt
iig, .riia co,cas, back and white cntt, rauNieks
thread do A,rselies, ioiene,ie saapsow.. 3, 81
inss, mems AMI youths ,:r,e .ul 90. hats cu,cn
bats, assorted cnoars blue Romui y Aiadiss ,'kis
OsSisbaT-ss, window glass Shy Ia ,,ri loby ~ s,;s
turpent'ue N bottles, cottoa, ~,soi and ly, card
brushes ofdi'iecpt kinds Ladies nio.oce XIII and le.-
Their shippers, nei.s lesta.~ sinez. So ies,,s Gle.
giant brass :,lirons, Sc 6sc-w.ish ai.l be so,. lo,
Tor cash, by
WM. j. * ROSOOW COLE.
D.c
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y tie Governor ofthe Commonwealth
TirPinia.
A PROCIAMhTTON.

SETHEREAS, the building appointed .or holdioe
W the Courts Of thu County If Essex hath been
Destroyed b fire. have Thought fit nv and w;,li the
advice and consent ofthe Council OF State, and in
pursuance Of the act Of The General Assembly,
: heducing into one the sevorl acts c0pcer,i.se.
che adjournment anf places ofsesson of certain courts
IN ceItsin cases. irsne this my proclamation,
directing that the forts for the sail County ol ,,ex
shall be hereafter holden in the bniltne erected f,r
the Clerks Office, in the town of Tappahannock ia the
ss county Of Essex, until the sai building shall be re-
built
Given under uly llant rs Governor and
rnder the seal ofthe corns.on " altl ,
at Hich,rond, thsseventeentl day az
sseal Dccemher, me thousand eight hnn-
frcd and f1nrtecr, and of tue
Commonwealth, The tiTrts-ninI
VIC. NICHOLAS.
Dec % ,viv
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.IIlN hUB,SGNiKERl

3 INTENDING; y move 10 Riclinnond to live. viii Of
fer FOR sale 70 the highest bidder at Dover Goa.
iiAs on Tuesday the 10th day Of Jlnuarv next fai,
hnot the ncNt fair day, s stock Of ca, lie ind hos, <
probably some goclhorses and nuies--his household
likely negro wonSn ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS washing aud s,,n.
ming and PLAN cooking handsome plaetin AMI har.
eSs !or t~c horses, also handsome sulkey tted with
is;nps and cushions and plated hairless and number
OF articles moi here raied Six months credit
adj be given tie purchasers al sums of 600 or
upwards, and bonds aud good security viii be tgure
nd tor al Purchases under $780, each will be required;
- he sale vii. confluence at ~ O'clock.
DANIitIs'tRIPIETT
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e. Di}A.EAI{S KEW4R,i-

Ga ~ Stol nfrom my staba ncGr Charles cay
~ @s''i-iWss on the risbt asthc esd ina ~
.1ofses ii'e ono likely Fay, with star in ticfn,e
aeSd ed sn, .boa. iret hi2i and ieoir o 20 ~
years ot 2se The o.hera deep hsy, With MARKS oe
ssar On mn, ~ about tl'e same 80 ai height On
tae safnPnesr the eorr'nsse 'TI,. ore iior, Kin1
"hsm, the other tom Iiu;Sx--l 1T is probable ,beS
may nave i;ern'ak=ilofby 'i,sn- viii give the p
ny FSArd 70 any fne @te saii restore The saia
horses on ten sioiias Tor either oft,,-m
so., a.. JOHN TYLER.
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POSTPONENENT.
The shove sale is unsvoillably postponed uncl
Thursday the 10Th Of January. RP
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JilaF Heoeivca, oNd Isr Sac 80 nc
Subscriber,
GSuPEETENf; Blayk, ise., n.,d nv,d aroadc,,,,
- aud Cassu,ei,s, IRISH Liieu. CHu,hrics Mushns
'E'h'r 5f'ietne'sa lerof, Cation Hosiery Import
e'''~ Domestic Girsi'sn.s AMI CRIicoe..
J. & =. WOOD
<|cC. --. Qy-rff
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NEf:NUHss hUR SALX.

NEtEl,G.SS k3R SALE.
IN Thursday the 18th Of Jan,..y ,txt, if fair. 9TH
~ ersis' ON the FAIR tay, viii expos. To nnb
10 SALE at SY"s'over, in the OF Charles Civ
cpFyas 81 M Hundred Likely fi,;s,ia born Si4cs.
t-.'A arc coarse carpenters, shoe makers and
ha'H-sroiths also, good washers md piin cooks and
fo,isc servants ut both do uut know stich
7Euste unnqter OF goNi negroes. A credit of Twelve
months ~lil he allowed the purchasers, upon their
SnpS ionPs with approved securities before The remo
val ~ 'te property. Persons prcfer-ing 10 nav each
w' he allowed discount OF per cent upon doing sd
~ the same time, upon credit of SIX months Iy5I
is, Ter fs's .ies, f'vo Higgins, aud I'm orccAent
RICHsRD w. BYRD
or The Editor Of the Petersburg Republican i.
requested q usert the .h"ye Kill the ay of s;Is ana
'o-w.g- ~. account 70 Tue EitoE Of nc f qnirer
Yhu'E subscriber being DESTROYS Of turning tb, roaa
\ passing through the town Of 6a,es,ille. (con,-
monty caiel osbmres) hao applied IT, tie county cart
90 Ciiestsreld, and obtained order appointing. com
pensioners 10 view the ground on when thr sid r,aa
Is proposed to he turned. IL IS intended thar the n,,
posed road shouh leave the present oe at t{edwster
@f ipuuing theIce nearly direct coarse 10 the wet
o. the hos III the sad town, now occupied by Ed
IuhH ynr as taSero, and continuing nearly in hat
uecuo' 50 az 20 enter the present road near Georpe
Cox sblaets Ttis shop:
he subscriber takes Ills r1etLcd Of maxine Lo,
nus 'enuon, M order that TIC proprietos end tenants
Oh lcts IN sad town, may have an r,l,ortuotv nf ms
KING Snown their objections to She turning Of the sid
IcN, any They have AT the next court 10 be held fcs
the sud county.
.HiCHy9EL T. MURRAY.
CbCstetfied, Dec. g2.----ep9rp
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,Adjt. e E,s1t. General.
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hLFy. ST CL.In, Prcst
he Trustee IN order 10 enable lle,n tocn-
gage the best tt'ehers, have raised the tuition fees
IRON fifteen to twenty dollars the session.
Dec 2i Wy
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Rogers s. Lewis,

Kiing-street Alexandria, t'ro doors betoss
the Mechanics Bank,
.HAyE just received from India and
H England. (yia Boston, and are now
opening. so Trunks and Cases fresh i'm
aorted, Rich. Fancy and Staple Piece
Goods, which were purchased at Auc-
ton in Boston. at the sale of the ,argoes
If the ship Jacob Jones. and brig Ram
bier from Canton, and ship Milo from III
|verpool, viz:
IS cases elegant figured and twiled silks
and layentine. comprising beau
tiful assortment Of colors for Pc
lisses, dresses. bonnets, &c.
e do. black and colored canton Chi
nese and French Grapes
2 do. black and colored lutestrings.
sinchaws and sarsnets
q do. containing black fring'd silk hand
kerchiefs, levantine Shawls
Black silk Serge De Rome (for
mems vesting)-silk Laces
Lace buttons-plain and blown
Cause SC.
s trunks, common Plate, and fine Cali
Goes
1 do. A London printed Cambric':s, g.
Blakely Stripes
8 do. containing A and ga gold
head ;;aconets and cambria Mus.
Inns
9 do. 7-9 and A common and fine
twist, and Coleyain shirtings, some
of which are superior quality, and
a good substitute for Linens
!. ditto rib'd and quilted Vestings--new
style and very cheap
1 ditto common and fine dimities
| ditto common and rich damask Furni-
ture do.
l ditto "a cambria Cling CHAINS and Ben
gal Stripes
2 ditto A and ca fancy, plain, book
and I4eno Muslins
/ ditto containing English patent and
India Company Nankeens.
/ ditto black and white cotton Hosiery
| ditto best IS thread] Adelphia Sew
ings
/ bale fine white hannels.
ANY of the above will be sold whole
sale and retail, at small advance, Tor
cash. -
June o..
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sItSU, OI pVo'
Rippon Lodge,

Containing from 700 to 800 acres on 20
tomac River, about S miles from Dunn
fries and 90 from Alexandra. The soil
IS good for corn, small grain and grass.
The improvements are dwelling mouse
in god repair containing six rooms,
kitchen, laundry, stables and other ne
cessary house. The extensive marshes
row nearly dry belonging to this est ate
oher to the purchaser the most haftel1,n1g
prospect of rendering this a valuable
tarmhy an inconsiderab!e devotion OF ia
',our. For terms apply to the subscriber
,r to NfobIet Herbert, ESQ. of Alexandra.
John A Washington,
Near Chartestown, Jefferson County, Va.
June ID.
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HORACE FIELD,

II.s ;,,s4 received and offers for sale, al
his Nail Mandatory, Union-street' E
4 ssoRTED iron rim, knob and ring
~ locks
Ward do.
4 Cupboard. chest and draw do.
Check bell springs brass cranks
III and II i hinges
Brass and iron butt do.
Wrought iron desk DO.
s Pad Locks
Plain irons
Cork screws
Whip fashes
States and pencils
Sheet iron
Hooks an.l hinges
Turn buckles
Hooks and staples
Hoop iron of every dissertations
German and Crowley steel
Halter and trace chains
Hollow ware. assorted
Nail and spike re, s.
With a general assortment o
SPIKES, nails, braf's and sprigs OF eve
nv description; which will be sold on
reasonable terms. He Intends keeping a
general assortment of articles in the
Building Line,
and flatters himself he will he aole TO sci
them on as good terms as any IN tour-
". b. He expects to receive IN Anew
DAYS, an assortment of Da1' IRON.
July GO. eoSW