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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-05-19
BDSTON. NAY %.

FROM OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES A..
s tsei at this port tie Spanish BRIG Isa-
IS. .sl' rom England, via st asishaels. We
s,e inaeoted to the politeness of a gas-
ssaser, Tor files Of London papers to the
=, .S'sa'sg OF the csta Of a;arcf : and fo,
s,e lIotiowins information in manu-.
,p.s , lAe Isabel brings papers and let
N 81 IRON London to the seth of Marc,
ef a leaving Michaels, on the 1sth
ta.a p e accounts had been receiyeG
CT re IRON London to the ai. snd from
ps. .s.'o t5e Tth Of That month, and from,
1 T % TIE ssth of March.
,a;n sese accounts stated. that there was
70 s ~ toe British Cabinet relative
With = question Of renewing tie wa,
! sao aa france, Lord,Liverpool opposed it
slana , ne ground of the resources. of En-.
Lori y Sslas inadequatesto that object
tie M;rs s.ereasa ana the majority Of
lies : ITS were for joining the Al
earte 'lIe general cause against Bona
tion i "a consequence Of this dissen-
POL WIS was expected that Lord Liver,
~ s, would retire from oiBce.
back s. s,;'a sec ont from Paris but cam.
hSays aa ftls departure was suppose,
iesta Bs ssa WITH theinteatiou of proceed
ss:e as,a s'am and his sudden return /.
in so se.'l "coasioaei BY the commat;oa
It's st,.s =, !, the departments of Fraac.
rs a sS, seat the Duo d'Angoalen
MICA 80, aaTs.e,lle-. the Inhabitants ,
AID tsst H. ''ea out for the Bourbon
ssaaoe w; va i'uc de Bourbon was in l
s.ea considerable force. N.
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Public Sale
VXyILL be sold to the highest bid
w der for cash, on Thursday tie
first day of June next,
a Tract of LAND,

Containing 100 Acres or tie ea5outs,
tie property Of the late Joseph Miner,
deceased. This Land, except a sra |
part, Is covered with the most valuahe
kind of Timber, ard affords valuable
situation for o Tavern, lying in Fai.fsx
County, Virginia, at the intersection OF
tie roads leading from Leesburs to Alex
andria AID Georgetown, Que mile below
tie Falls Church., which makes the die
stance to Alexandria between 8 and 8
miles, and to Georgetown betaeen4 and
S. A further descril ton is deemed un-
necessary, as those who wish to purchase
may yiew TIE pre- iiises by calling on my
self, or my brother Sriith Minor, living
adjoining the property.
GEO. MINOR.
May 16. d2w.
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To Rent or Lease
For term Of Fears to good Tenant
Prospect Hill

DELONGING to the Estate of TIE
I'D late Geo. Slacum, situate on tie
eesburg read, opposite Mr.. WIN. Re-
bison's seat about three miles flcm Ale!--
andria, and five from the City of Wash
ington, there are on the premises COCO
dwelling and out houses with sheds tor g
head of cattle-a great variety OF tie
choices fruit, a well of excellent water
tie greater rart of the farm is laid dow
III Timothy and clover seed. Its contlgul.
" to the two markets of Alexandra ars
Washington renders it desirable So
to a man of industry, and to such 1T Wiz
lie rented on moderate terms.
JANE II. SLACUM.
April %. a0sw
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in Paris on the 9th !; hut it did not
/ appear that he lad presented hin I III any
/ where else, in public. He had adopted
| several mild measures, with view Oh
showing pacific intentions. .
e Louis the 18th was at Client, with
part of his family and many Of his civil
and military officers.
An immediate embargo was expected
in all the ports of France.
Dieppe bad been declared by Napo--
lean omen to the intercourse with Eng.
land and other powers.
A proclamation had been made by the
DUO de Castiglione, Ausereau,) to the,
18th military division which he command
ed, declaring that the army had been
deceived and disgraced by the Bourbons,
and that the EMPEROR was the only one
who could restore its formerg!ory.
Tie Sfoniteur statedthat the absence of
the Prince Neufchatel Perthier) was
merely on a visit to his father in law in
Germany.
The accounts from Vienna stated that
the news Of Bonapaltes having reached
Lyons had arrived there, and had deci-
ded the Emperors of Austria and Rus
STA, and the King OF Prussia, then in
that city. to order the most prompt and
vigorous measures to be adorted. For,
ces were ordered to be marched from al!
quarters tow ards the Frontiers OF France.
That Prince Schwartzenberg was to,
cDamand the Austrian; Pmace Bluchers
the Russian: and the Duke of yelling
ton the English, Dutch and Eahoverlan
army.
That the Archduchess Maria Louisa
was to take her title of Duchess OF Far
ma, Placentia, SC. and had, by the adj
vice Of the Emperor, her father, retired
from Vienna to the interior OF Cerma-
ny. =
That Joachim, the King of Naples,
had signi6ed to the Congress at vienna
his intention Of onpesins Bonai arte anu
of joining the Allies.
Accounts from Brussels stated that
part of the Prussian army had already
passed the French frontiers, and tfat
troops were advancing from all quarters
towards tie Rhine, also that Murat had
offered his support aud $4,000 men III
general cause.
The Duke of Castislione (Augereau,)
was particularly denounced as a traitor
to his Emperor, by Bonanarte, in one OF
lis first Proclamations after his landing
FROM EIba, aud it was supposed lie
coald never, bone for pardon but it now
appears Augereaa has declared tor Ma
poleon.
Norfolk .May IS.
The y. S. brig Prometheus, one of the
light sgua Iron lately coustructed) COM
manded by cat. Joseph J. Nicholson,
in days from tie lIavannah, arrived
here on Saturday evening. Ire ?. was
bound to New York, but put into this
port to land capt. Smith of the U. S. Ma
Wy, who came pa ssenger from the ilayan-
ma, (whither he mad been for the bene-
fit oil his healthy and is bound to Wash
inston. Having carried away her fore
topmast, the Prometneus will wait here to
procure a new one, when she will pro-
coed on to New York aad join the s1aa-
droa destined Far the Mediterranean.
Scars. Brothers, Sisson. l. days from
Aux-Cayes, fruit, Goat okins, &c. to the
master. AMI j. Duncan.
British brig Mary and Eliza, W2it-
ney, Il days from Turks lslald--salt,
j. Cranberry.
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EVIL OF FUk1UNE TELLING.
Predictions often procare their own
llfilment, and thus occasion the very
wills most apprehended, in confirmation
II which we snail relate fact: a lady
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For Sale,

EUT 9kJCIEy a q -
x FAMILY, Of BLACKS consist
Ing of man, a woman and three
chiidreen-The man is about 90 years OF
age-one of the children 7, one three and
tie other one year old.-Apply to tf ne
Printer
May 10. tt.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-12-09
november II.

III tie same time and bIace, by virtue of another
deed ottrus, dated the 23d May, 1915, also recor.
ded IN the county court Of Powhatan, executed Inv
The said WIN. Gay, deed 10 the subscribers. for
the purpose ofseeuriog the paymeutof 5 m Of mo-.
MY TO James h. Ferguson, AID for other purposes
therein particularly specified, will be sold for cash
such Of the slaves mentioned in the foregoing sdver,
tlssnent as may remain unsold &c any, at tie sale
therein notified. Also, the following slaves Ret.
sey, Maria, Sukey, Mary, Tom and Nancy toeetb.
err, with sundIy other personal property, enumero.
TED W the said last mentioned deed or such parto
be necessary for the purposes aforesaid.
WILLIAM BOILING, : Trus-
GEO. w. PAYNE, ( fees.
november H. ss-vfst
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-12-09
WASHINGTON, November %.

tits With sincere regret that c occasion irduces ut
Wis time 10 ask lay before the reader, o. the Intei-
Yrncer the following of letter received Monday
~ gentleman OF i, city from his friend Patterson New
Jersey. five greatly mistaken in opinion,
less relief he Afforded the Manufacturer. Of the Uni
ech States, the fate OF Patterson will not lie singular in e
isis of those establishments, Ivy whom the production do
n.esic fabrics has Of late een eiiei,tly encouraged.
EXIRACrs Itis with extreme rCgr iGOrm yu,I that
tIis iourislny is falling of aster than rose
owing TO the higher price of cotton, and the great influx
british Goods. Two Of manufacturing
establishments Chose of Ward & Johnson, aud Robert OIL
bet F1. frlery Of Wasiion civ have failed and this
unfortunate event has immediate tendency mike tie,
pressure greater those which ay yet survive through the
winter.
Even the credit o those who considered rs pcrfct
safe suspects, y the farmers and merchants, few sun
pies be obtained without cash. We have an elegant
Lniding, nearly completed for hlnLng house should
the preseut distressing TIMES continue TOR any length u nt
will stand alone amid the ruin, of those entcrprisiig sab
which gave II birth. Veal look with anxious ewes to
the public spirit and hbcIaty of our enlightened govern.
nCit for that protection 10 which fpttcr ourselves TO
lave gained title by the value Of our efforts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-12-09
NOTICE

ka virtue Of adeed Of trust, bearing date the ODD
Z y of October, 1902, recorded in the county court
OF Powhatan, executed by VIM. Gay, deed to the
subscribers, for the purpose OF securing the payment
ola debt therein mentioned, Thos. Boiling, deed
will be sold, for cash. on the 18th day of ne month
at the late residence OF the said William Gay, in the
county OF Powhatan, the following slaves betty,
Pbis, Nancy, Jacob, King. Packetand Aney; *
tie increase OF the females since the ed OF October
1902, or so many Of the said slaves, as may be ne
cessary for the payment oftie said debt.
WIN. POPE, : True
WIN. BENTLEY, { tees
november II. 55-wtds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-12-09
DEEP RUN COAL PMS.

VaTfiE Subscriber, wishing to decline the Coal bu.
q siness, will, on Saturday the 9th day of next
month, (December,) sell at Public Sale, under the
direction OF Mr.. Thomas Tayor, his undivided g,irl
Of the Deep Run com prs.
There are On this tract 1850 acres of Land and
it believed it contains the largest body of coal in
any one tract OF land il this state The pjts b-ine
now Ia operation, any pers1n disposed 10 examine
the quality OF the coal, can 10 so by applying To Mr.
Zach. Mlgruder, the manager Of the works Dur
iDg the late war, anumber OF shafts have been sunk
and ARE ready for work, which il presumed will
yield ut least one million OF bushels Of excellent
coal. The success attending the finding the conf
has been such to induce belief that the uuaptity
IS lnexhaustible There are dwelling houses, sta
bles, &c. at and the works. sufficient f,r everv
necessary purpose. A partcuIar description Of
them or OF the place. is thought unnecessary, as il
Ispresumed those inclined 70 purchase, will view the
premises and Judge for themselves With the mis-
may be bad considerable quantity Of coal already
rased-AIso, mules, machinery, tools, &c efficient
10 commence immediate operations In order that
the purchaser may have M opportunity of making
the greater part If not the whole of the purchase
money out oi the property itself, the Terms will
be liberal, shy ten annual isstamenls Commencing
the FIRST day OF January next with interest PAYABLE
aanusy-ApprOyed notes, payable aud negotiable
at one OF the banks in the city OF Richmond secured
by deed Of trust on the property, will bc requir-
eel an undoulded title, IN fee simple, will be made
and possession given the ist January next those
wishing further particulars, before the day Of sale.
will apply TO Mr. Taylor.
NJ. w. HANCOCK.
CT Fhe above mentioned Coal Lands. sc. will
be sold at the Bell Tavern, in the city OF Richmond
Tue sale to commence at 10 O'Clock.
At the same tioe and place, will be sold, at Public
Auction, an undivided ilird part Of the
DOVER COAL PRS,
w GoOcliand County, containing 90 acres for
which credit OF ., 2 aud years will he given, on
approved notes, PAYABLE at either Of the Banks in
Richmond, and giving Deed Of Trust upon the
property. By order Of the Proprietor,
THOMAS TAYLOR.
November 90 6O-tds
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November I.
TIE SUBSCRIBERS

OFFER FOR SHE.
70 hogsheads Muscovado Sugar
90 boxes Havan,ta dtfo
hhds SS 25 bills Loaf ditto
ditto X 8 ditto Lump ditto
l2O bags prime Green Coffee
100 ditto White ditto
100 sacks Liverpool Salt
90 tons assorted Bar Iron sheet & hoop iron
tons German Steel. ton Bstercd Steel
90 iagg0ts Crawiev do
$50 bbls. Caruher's s. Ieyburn's hest Rec,;Ged
30 10. Fruied ditto
80 do. and 10 ;jerces Common ditto
10 tisrcas Apple Brandy
Io2,heads Antigua Rum, S hhis Mols.see.
malaga, Sicily, Madeirs X Port Wines
boxes Wbttimore's Cotton Cards
is ditto Wool ditto
crates Queens ware
so gross black R.ttles, tons Patent Shss
so kegs warranted Gun-Powder
10 G diite lo By 10 { Window Glass
so kegs Cut anil Wrought Nails
1000 lbs. Engsl, refined Salt Petre
Crude ditto
1900 ditto Seine Twine
5 chests \ boye' Imperial ,
100 1 Issoui G@ ca iiii s, d;1,o TEAS
cases Coffee Mills, 2 caqes States * Pencih
80 boxes Chalk Pipes, Cordial Cases
. eases Baerlem Oil, 500 Dem Johns
$50 lbs. Turkey Yarn
Alum, Conperas, Spanish SegTs, Fotant Indigo,
hadder, Mustard, Rosin, shaving Soap, Log
wood, Cloves, Cassia, writing, letter and wrap
ping Paper, Qnills, Spinning Cotton, Chinia,
I'ea'ng Lines and Red Cords. Shoe Thread,
Ivory and Pocket Combs, Snuff, Gfind.Stones,
&c Sc. sc.
HLSO-A large assortment Of Domestic Goois.
consisting Co. of Shirtings, Stripes Ginghams Plad'
&c &c. SHAPARD s WEBB.
November rs. 5z1cs
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fnen. who are Away, lookingou FOR cartails,'

Of men, who are Away, lookingout Cor Curtaiis,"
IS their -eason oiharyest
The curtaiis anf the difficulty ofcommanaiag mo.
ney at the period whsna newly projected bank is or
ganizing, have also tendency to deranse and sus-
pend commerce AVID manufactures Ii there be an
advantage in banks, it consists in the stimulus gwen
totiiese--bat Then the miveuturer, who borrows on
accommodation finds himself liable curlal before
he IS ready 10 make payment, he either waves the
b. neht by foregoing the loan, on j, arrested in his
Course 10y the inconvenicnt demand of payment. By
giving TO all mercantile transactions on borrowed
funds, the appearance OF hazard, many valuable
men are deferred from engaging in them. I;
creates a general uucasiness OF mind, even among
those who surmount the difficulties vt the moment
reduces many to the Necessity OF stopping pay
ment; forces them to become bankrupts x 10 share
the odi1m OF iaiur', by greatly INCREASING the
number of insolvents dimus,es the dseredit OF be-
coming so--an evil of the most fatal magnitude in a
commercial country. Co.
A DIsINrERESTED CITIZEN.
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EHAVtNG become eJr-cstor Of -IdiT B,T'd, and
x u 81 course Of CsL I,1iium BIRD. late efUest-
ooer, igite this notice to all 1shom az hloy con
Germ Nis "a matter Of the utmost Importance that
the situation ofthc Wesfouer estate sSodd be dis
nncay understood; therefore respectfully iii,ite
az persons hG7sns claims against SAID es.ate, 10
communicate TO me their nature and dm0,i,,s
<hose 'rho purchased negroes at the Uestor,er
SAFE are reminded thai their lands zviH become ol,,e
on the 20M Of January neat and those .pho b,t--
chased other kinds Of PROPERTY, are reminded that
their debts are due Gireadv. Letters directed 10
me by past 10 .Eifoood ,rH recei,,e the utmost at
feaA9n. UILLL2.U u. P.9CE,
Of Fredericr County.
December q 6I-2.rs
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DANIEL TRIPLETT.
ctOher IL Aft
RICH TOBACCO LAND FOX SHE.

RICH TOBACCO LAND FOR SIZE.
EKTlLL BE SOLD, on Thursday the 18th day
Wv of December next, my Tract of Land IT,
ing in the county OF Bedford on Jay Greek, about
miles above Lyuchhurg. The above Tract contains
between $50 aud goo acres about $50 acres clear
ed, the balance heavily tmbered, ard rich Tobac-
co Land. About 90 bushels Of wheat is sown on the
plantation, all on fresh corn and tobacco land. The
terms Of sale viii be one-third cash, the balance in
one and twoyears-the purchaser giving bond with
deed of trust, to secure the payment At the
same time and place, will be sold for cash, about
500 barrels OF corn, the crop of fodder, the stock
oil cattle, hogs and sheep, and The plantation uten-
sis. Possession may be had on the first day Of ia
nuary, 1916. EDWIN TCRPIN.
n. B.-Thc above tract of land may be dvi-
ded to suit purchasers.
NovembeTIt. 55-tds
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Il 6'ief account efthe manufactures .olich are
nor IN obs,aLisn ii Patisi.so,i. A..zr. Ler:s,n.

From cacuaton made by uf the extensive rnalr
ntactrrrrs il appesrs dat there spinning
bishments With aunt Il. 900 sncs, employing between
80 and 10 men. so 90 women, and 600 children. the
spniing departments aonllso large number employ
al IN Weaving There about Of yarn spun week
iy;nd capital supposed 10 amount to 100000 dollars
gag i IN tho saup.
The above with the addition of three other es,al
lishmcn giy employment and support about
sand inhabitants great nuinlsr oeth,m poor and de-
psnen ON the prosperity Of the establishments for support
--lnany EnieSare entirely supported through the medium
oTtleir ehrens How long they will hi the supper,
VI numberiss poor, depends tixgovernent decide
Patterson Bee.
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Free Trade and Sailors RIGHTS!
PAPER RI nI,I, ADESI

FfVHE Steamboat Gambler will be at the landing
Z ofJohn iIooe, on Potomac river, every morn
ing, by nine O'Clock, after the 27th OF this month
(November,) and will be ready to take passengers
from Richmond, by the way Of Dunkri and Port
Royal, to AleXandria and Washington, where
she Will arrive by i O'clock, p NJ The
fare Of passengers in the Cambden, will be 81 so TO
Alexandria, and SIS to Washington. including break
fast Every attention will be paid to render the.
passage agreeable to those who may be pleased to
ROBERT MOFFlTF, Sieward.
December @ 6i-4t
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Pocket .H[manacks for 1916.

- ,,r,.,.. - - ..It'ItI'E1Itto .TVT IOIVs
EUST PUBLISHED, and for sale, at Peter Cot
% toms bookstore, the LGdiss' and Gentle
mems Pocket .A8idn0ck and Reanin5ra1cer for
the year of our Lord, 1916.
ALso-.Iust received, from ESQ to 500 Reams of
good flirting and Letter PAPER, and an elegant
assortment of Paper Hangings.
WANTED, ayoung man, who writes good hand,
and IS conversant in accompts, and " no can come
well recommended none else need apply.
December 9 81 ~
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rno;J THE WASHINGTON cry WEEKLY oAzrrrr.

fHn;t THE w AsdtSGroN cry WEEKLY GAZETTE.
L1ontte different entertainments oeercl bv the
c'fi-sns sfMe GShics r CotGf1.GiG 10 general
JACKSON
Three cities strive each other 70 excel
SIN Herfng JnniUr-gyneral Jackson fr-i:
Two. Dinners give tlu t,ird. with wiser care,
Provides the Warrior more efficient ilrV.
Rsfions good bui sllill AMI cnuIugc--au
Wo,.il fail ti,e sohdics, if he had ho boil.
hcrt1a5er 80, 1915.
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LOST OR MTSLAfD.

TIME scrip certificate for Thiriy-six Shsres old
4 stock OF the Bank of Virginia, numbered AZ !;
and in name Of Edward Friend administrator Of Jo-
serh Friend--Nctee is hereby given th;, unless ye-
posted with the Cashier of ssid Bank, application
viii be made Tor its renewal, by
PETER RANDOLPH.
December g. 6I-ep3y
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TIE SUBSCRIBER

OFFERS for sale YaiuG6ie Tract Of
~ LAND, lying Trinip Greek, in tic County Of
Charlotte containing between nine hurdrcd and tho-
said aerCs. well watertd aud Ia handsomely; b,,d
acres CLEARED. the remainder in woods and well tin,B red.
five hundred acres of which cool ,ohaceo land and the ba
lance well adapted the culture of wheat AID This
tract JOINS MIR. Martin HeneocS is miles above
the courthonse, thity fom Lyel,r. and in of the
h,lthest neighborhoOs IN Virginia. For apply
BENJAMIN b. JONES,
.9mehd County.
November. IS. 5G--7vSses
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EOR N1LE-

an the third Monday in January next,
hcine pfipce-Edsard court day. vii b. Sold N the
highest bidder tucriy likely NECRJES, consistn. orm,n
women. and children amongst which good blacksmith
Tho terms w j.. nnJe known on te ,tgyor ae-Aiso as
acres nf LAND, ye ontie west side Of Bush River anal.
inferior fo io ilnj uiiiie county.
F0r Ne terms o Oh Land apply e subscriber on fie
cfttc FEITJN RdNDOLpH.
HccCHlce 2 6i--fas
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n pursuance ota Decree, made in the Superior
= Conr, of Chaucery, holden at the Capitol, in the
City of Richmond, the i7th DAY of January last,
betYscn Allan Pollok and David Buchanan survi-
wing partners of Robert and Allan Pollok x
Co. Plaintiffs, against Thomas Wilson, Rob
ert Turner, George Turner and Simon Block, De-
Pendants VIII be sod at Auction, at the Bell Ia
vern in the City Of Richmond, on Saturday the Esd
of this month, that beautiful farm called Mansfield,
near the City of Richmond, containing five and
90 poles, more or less.
The terms ofsale, will be in conformity with the
Act Of Assembly, entitled, " an act concerning en-
ecu,ions, and for other purposes" passed the 25th
of NOvemer, 1914
w. C. WIILLAMS,0 r.
G.. COPELAND, Com-
y. HENDREN, "'ss.on-
w. HAY, Jun. iS
December Q. Gi-tds
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WILLIAM WARDLAW q C.

AVE lately received, and have now
on band, general assortment Of Dlags 3. a5e,ir;,e,
aug sul5'}s nrumeuis-I.oii,,n manufactured white
Ihc{ have also received by the ship Philip Tabb from
ycrgy9 an assortment Of GARDES SEEDS warranted 10
DtceW0crz. cfo
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EXPOSED TO SALE on Tuesday

kATILL RE EXPOSED TO SALE on Tuesday
w the 18th Of Deee mbsr next, at the late resi-
dence Of james Bryant, deed. of Powhstar county,
SIX negroes, 10 wit Two men, one valuable ear
penter, the other valuable field hand, two women
AMI ch,ltlren.-One moiety Of the herses, cattle,
sheep hogs, together with the surplus Of the crop
ofcosn from eighty hundred bushels tntder, oats,
shucks and straw, wild, some pork and house
hold furniture, too tedious 60 mentioo.--h credit
oil twelve months upon ali sums of ten dollars and
upwards and upon all sums under, cash viii! be re-
quired.
NOTICE is hereby given, that al persoPs having
claims against the estate OF the late James Bryant,
deed requested 70 bring their accounts weil au-
thenticated against the day OF sale. Should any
person having claims against saii estate fad To oom-
ply with the above notification, they may rely on
this notice being plead at bar. the subscribers are
about to close their executorl accounts of said es-
tate That day, and deliver the assets out of their
hands.
SILAS BRYANT. "Neeu'"rs'
November Is. s6-wtsls
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TIE SUBNCPTBERS

"ANiNG connected themselves iu business, uu-
! Z derthe firm of I'm. g e.. IT. .iHicisH s. Co.
offer their services To their friends * the public as
CoMNIssIoN MERcHANTs.-I'hey have taken
large ERE proof House the Street leading from
f. or Main street to Mayo's Bridge, and nearly OPP
pose the Rismg-Sun Tavern.
WI. MITCHELL, Jr
G. H. MITCHELL,
TIOS. III. MITCHELL.
December . 6f-fm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-12-09
Brocken6rough q Haryie

Brocken6rough u Harvie
ksANh remaining on hand, Of their importation
Z z BY the Indian Chiefaad Philip Tabb, varie-
~ nf WOoIlen anil Cotton Goods and c,utlerr,,
wnch they are determined To sell NJ the most re-
dnced prices, ~ wholesale and retail ut their store
on the Market-Bridge, for cash or acceptances in
town.
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