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WILLIAM WARDLAW * Co.

: HAVE lately received, and have now
on hand, general assortment o. Dr,s .. 1Efsgcies
and surgeons in.tfuueutL manufactured Wh,,e
leai. and o'hcgaints.
They hNe also received by the Sip Philip Tsl from j.
yernco an assortment OF GARDEN SEEDS, warranted to
y, 81 f,te Lost crop.
Vrremhcr4 - 6t-2pf
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WINILD.
n Cass'eel Teacher JorMe Pcfers5mrg .7ca>lsaH.
EDHN WOOD having been elected Pre-
80 sacntuf he D. Academy. for the next ttar l. df E
rohs tnslqne Gentleman vel quaiifrd ~ teach toe
GTtf iAhn and fnrl'h L'nyn1se' as also Writing and
Arithmetic 10 s pcr1n one half Of tie profits Of tf-
Institution, or very ii'qi .aary VIII BE- gwen. Peisonai
applications viii b. pcfrre Bt letters go-t-paid iaco-
atfendedt0.
Tl-ocnifer 7. fs--tr
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The fine tt,f'e following are extracts ofrt,ers frum
me celebrated Canoya, 10 Il friend i'll Iuaion:
Paris So esnscrs
eYe cause of the e arts is at lcrgt, safe into mort e
is the generous and u,r,ited ,Ner'ions thc British
n.i;er, Lord Casereagh. and Nlr. Seer trp Hamilton
hiat Aof Will be indebted for thus uiuuphu in the q,
manls came hiti,er maize n lr What gratitude
ought not TO Fl towards c masnaninnus British matt
N Fully does she deserve tiri the arts rutnrn for this
generous act. SHOULD on baud in hand to raise perpetual
nlcnrIgs, her hut the best and more lasting mo-
nunent VIII he engraved IN the heart Of every ir, who
On behoding The sacred objects from their county, q
gain restored TO her will rcolec the nation that stood forth
their advocate for this restitution, and will call down upon
her the dressings ofPrcVidenee.
"our work is about heeu. Tuscany, Nilan and We
nice have retaken all timt Belong TO them. shall BE- the
st and VIII require time; for the objects claimed by
nne. you wei. know, much more numerous. am
gone then vii lily across the sea-
To this saon extracts from other letters the same
person:
We at1st bcgnnrrto drag forth from Ills great ca
vera osloen goods the precious objects ofart from
ao,@ On thu I'll inst. among the many fine painting, that
renoved noticed that stupenons production the
Tran fgarp, the Communion Of s.. Jerome, the Vfrpin C
Fgi0 the sy several other exquisite pictures
say toc,es with the group ofcnod aud rhc the Tsyo
eFons objects o Segpture. Yesterday tho Dying C7d.-
~ - ahoie, and Torso We this day
he,wo First sa'aes'a the world the Abo and the Loeoo
!onorroy stey will q',i The Louvre between Forc Of
The capitol ard the YeEds The Jtes viii follow next,
50 OF 20 theeose of this postenious proe'ssioi.
ir ry ettcrofte str inst.y informed yon Of wiat v
ing here in regard to The OBJ! ctsofart which
removing from the The valuable oe them
20 80 by land, AMI VIII set OF next week accompanied Ivy the
Celebrated Venetian horse. and all the ether pr cil- aric
belonging to IOnbr'y Piedmont and Tuscany. The
COY viii BE escorted by strong detaelmens OF Austrian
troOps- 1hererlundlr which may belong Rome will be
embarked aud sent by TO italy. Amongst tiesc,
lappy inform you. for know how much Won viii ere
NJ it, that even all cancient manuscripts medals and 9th
equally valuable Objects Of antiquity will included
tie great satisfaction, doubt Of the legal Dsno and Of
,he eminent Nat4n fTc f. \. Vsconti, menihrs ofte
InvtIte.
p s. Incarly forgot to tell you. tat the paintings
.nl statues hclgng the Alhni family are 10 be fcsn
sd believe all the lies which The French pansrs
authorized pour forth about th venusde M,dics"
London PQbfy
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NNNIEU
WANTED TO HIRE.
1 &c NOR NALF-

= UHIFiERN built, with Ieashal' top, and pla
~ ted harness, almost n W, and in complete or
der.-Enqure of the Editoc DIFF
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-12-21

OF BY virtue of the foregoing Decree Of the Stu.
perior Court Of Chancery for the Fredericksburg
District, shall, on Friday. the I9tl day Of Ianua.
~, II fair, mot the next fair day, upon the pcemi-
ses, proceed to sell the lands in the decree mention
ed, aereeabIy to the terms thereof
This tract Of Land, situated FIVE miles below
fort-R'yal, ON the Rappahannook, is ascertaired bv
a very recent survey 10 contain upwards OF GOO a.
cres. The quality oft is generally allowed 10 be
the best upon tie RappaNsuuock, being singularly
suited bo'h for wheat aud corn. Upon it are every
com ,ort and convenience which could be reuuired-
aspacous two-story brick house two new er,nsrie7,
and new stable sc. with flourislIing orchards. a.
excellent garden, sc. There are also appurtenont
t1it, good spring and winter fisheries 4 croD If
lao bushels of wheat has been sowed this fail upon
the land.
At the same time shall sell the crop Of corn
fodder stock, plantation utensils, horses. mules.
&c. JOHN 7. IOMAX
Dec To- 6ztds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-12-21

Milk Pans
Iuk-Stands
Orders left with Messrs. Ash AL Joseph Otis.
Messrs. johnson and Watkins, fessrs PHILIP Du-
Va! u. h Co. or at the ManufaetcIv will be duly
attended to- BENZ DU-VAI
December I6 67-e55.oSS.aszc
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TsNhE trnc; of land on which reside, in the
Z ty OF Cumberland, Containing one thousand a.
cres-about one half OF which is clearcd--the ba-
lance is excellent toAaccr land Two hundred acres
arc good Appomattox low -grouuds--about forty or
fifty acres Of which IS in wool and is first rate tolsc-
co laud--hiteen or twenty acres OF good meadow
land may be made 1T small expcncc.--A great pro-
portion of this cleared lands fresh. This planta-
ton is divided into four f IDS, and some highly i'm
proved tobacco lots, and he Land Is generally cover
ed with cOyer--Jhg buildings for family and aeii-
cultural purpose. are numerous and good, all Of
them blving been built within The last fourteen years
OF choice TIMBER and are now in q perfect state of
rcpair-the dwelling house, containing six rooms
Is finished in handsome sts le-- le barn is forty fef
by tbirty-two, is two story high, and has a good
thre5lung machine on the upper floor The stu
alton is healthy an3 Tie neie!b0nfhooi an agreeable
one. There are several manufacturing mills dis.
tant from iaur 20 twenty-five miles from this es-
tate5 from Which, anil many mites above, the river
- navigabie iofeteisbuIg. With the plantation.
may BE- tad stock of orh horses. cattle shoes
and h9ge; panC,iio1 tools end crn ri com and fcd-
der Bank stock o. Negroes viii be received for y
pat or the whole Of the purchase money. The
terms viii be made known, aud the premises shcwn
on application N the suhscIiber--0r in his absence
the prcinscs viii be sliewn by hsiliend snd neigh
bor, Mr. Ednnni Eggleston.---rhe usual quantity
~ wheat viii be sown "a nice order aud due time
Possession may Be bad on the first DAY Of January
1916. JERMAN BAKFR.
Wool,iIls, Dee. -. 66.tf
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roRr-roBAGo FOR SALE.

xTiEGINIA, Scr--ht Superior Court Of Chan
= oery. holden IN the Town OF Fredericksburg,
oH the eSti OF Septenber, 1915.
William Bernard executor of John Uipkins, de-
ceased, bloiHfiG Ann Corbin LomaN, wi
dow OiThomas Lomax, and co-hcir of Ralph Lo-
max and Sarah Iayloe Lonlax, and John iayloe
i.onaN, sc. sc. dfendopss.
lhscs this day heard, bv consent of the
parties, upon the hill, answers aud exhibits and
was argued by counsel: upon consideration where
OF, the court by te like consent doth adjudce or
der ard Gecrce-1hat unless the defendants. with
IN three months from the date hereof do pay TO the
piainu'f the sum q! lE0Ol. with interest thereon
from the 10th day Of January, 1907, until paid, and
the costs expended by the plSintii in prosecuting
tins suit-the said defendants and their heirs ard
ail persons claiming under them be from tlencefr,h
barred and toreClused of all equity and right 10 re-
ueem the lanes described in the lndenture of mort
rage, made on the goth OF August, 1904, between
homas Lomax OF the one part and the plaintiff
OF the o;her par-and in case OF default in the nav
ment oil the said principal money, interests and
costs, within the time aforesaid that John Tayloe
i.'ihax, commissioner Tor that purpose appointed,
alter giving three weeks notice, by advertisement
published in the Virginia Herald and some newsp,
per publlshedin the city of Richrnond, do expose
to safe, by public auction, upon q credit of six
months as 10 tic s'id incipal, interest and costs,
anj upon credit Ol one 4 two years thereaGeras 20
the residue, with inter st from the sv OF sale any,
OF the sales, the lan'ls and premises ia the said M
denure Northumberland ont Of the proceeds of the
said sale, pay to the plaintiff The said principal mo-
nev, nterestand costs ard the surplus Of the pro-
cee'ls oil sad sale, ifany, after ,frayin. The expen-
SEES attending the same, pay unto the court ia order
u tinsidecree. And tie court doth moreover
fudge, order aud Decree that the sail John Iavloe
Loinax do execute deed or deeds to the purchaser
or purchasers OF the said lands and premises con-
'eying good and sufficient estate in fee simple.
Copy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-12-21

NARS. BROOME'S school was oaeneh ON Non
~ b day. the litn inst. IN ,ae house lately occu
Capitol-HiIl INV
I)ecem5erfG. 67lt
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TIFF PROPRiETORS.
n.F the Rehm .ad Cotton Maaulaetory, forwarn
Z = ali persons from credidng a1y one Interested,
conneetcd or EMPLOYED in that establishment, on
account fthc salae, except
BENJ. JAMES HARRIS.
December !. 1zm
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c. The Editors Of ne Lyne@ug Press and stql1on nq-
perG,c requested ioDn5Gsi he ajgre once 7teeE III, e -
II satc, AMI tT.egTd Ac;r accounts 10 his ONE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-12-21
December Q

70 Y Virtue of a Decree Of the Suoerior
Court OF Cianeery Tor the Richmond District in the
suit therein dtpciding, wherein John Graham !, PLAN
I'll and aet Can" e\cuor aud deviSees in Of iubsrt
Means deccesd, ard the dev.see of Adam Crg ,lecpose
arc defendants, viii h posed sale, public auction at
c Bel Tavern. III The city OF Richmond, the I2 tav of
February next tile following parcels og,and 10 MI
81 accs on Mud river, Cbell county tracts Of 1000 acres
each ON hurricane CREEK 10 100 III rs os ditto
10 tracts of 1000 acres each, Gu,alpott "A conuv
tracts of 1000 acres eac Cabin creek. Kenav a count
tracts ollo00 Twelve Pole creek KenawI t,nI,
- 800 acres on Loop creek. IN Giles county and 800 acres
IN the county of Montgomery upon credit Of SIX twelve
and lS mont the purchaser purchasers giving. bonds
with approved security Tor the purchase money agreed 10 h
paid for the SAME The tile papers VIII he hevn 10 ann
persons wng 70 purchase;hc said land. any part tls
of, by t subscribers, who will sell only the ricLt and
title Of the parties interested without any warranty what
Soeyer.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-12-21

Te ct.-1n CAPTAIN ttersts ms irly conveyed from
ffrula - 1r,nlad 50 North-Am ricln ndiuis wo oin-
~ duriug The late ADMIRAL Coclnanes squsdrcD thso
ra n Il appears. sel ccd Jriiad for their RESI-
hsnce, WHERE in pursuance tie prOns originally hid
20 then they w receive grants Of lnd and be taught the
cultivation AMI manufacture ofthe sugar cane. no.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-12-21

GEORGIA RUM-The rapid progress Of orr
state tiwarls real Independence is highly gratiiy-
ing Along " "a a sample of Sugar, we eceiycd
fw DAYS since from Col. Mccormick, a small GUAM
tity of Ram e his own making. II is strong, has
good flavor, and appears 10 require nothing bat age
10 make il equal e. wlatis usually imported Itis
calculated by Tie West-fadia planter, that the rum
aid uolasscs, which are considered the dial Of the
eop will pay all expences Of the plantation. leaving
The Sugtr nett profit ICe0igiG JolJnDL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-12-21

CiarS, having setted with her creditors, it is re-
ported, appeared as Margatc, seated in new and
elegsn; barouch landau, drawn by four blood bay
horses in the vehicle were her two daughters
dressed in I'll the parapherraia Of modern fa.Ion
out-riders il elegant livcrics completed the set
out. II.
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BANKING!
ron TIE ENQUIRER.
LErraR 81.

LETTER 30.
70 a gentleman in yigi'Ha |ion hs E,cud IN
En,ls.
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FIVE Old LONDO ON P.FRTTCITT--FR :
MADEIRA WINE-Fon SAFE. ny
December II. re-tr
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100 Dollars Reward

SoR delivering to me, in the city of
IL Washington, a dark mulatto younp
man slave, named ALECK FRANCIS.
about feet 10 inches high, straight.
well made, with good and handsome
countenance, rather long, active, inge.
NOUS, accustomed to wait at table. and
do the business of house: his hair Is r,-
ther wool'y, and long ); he has scar on
one OF his shin bones, near the knee. and
may be easily detected by stripping his
legs. he is timorous, and when oues.
toned discovers hesitating and con-
fused manner. 1t is probable he las a
variety of clothes, but he had good hat.
q pair of dark pantaloons. and liebt
frock coat OF superfne cloth.
/. II taken in the city, or within ten
miles, l !. will give Twenty Dollars re-
ward, if over ten, and within fftv miles.
tlfty dollars; if beyond fifty miles. one
hundred dollars reward, on his delivery.
All captains OF vessels, stage drivers.
and waggoners, are warned from harbor-
lrgg him, or assisting his escape. He will
no doubt obtain fictitious papers.
Richard Bland lee.
June 10. r.
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David M. Randolph

M cost respectfully announces his re-
WI turn amongst his fellow citizens, &
hopes to enjoy their countenance in the
prosecution of a protracted enterprise,
which had originally, induced his depar.
ts4re for England.
From an arrangement which he has
happily effected with Messrs; Scott
Barn &. Co. a house of the highest re-.
sponsibility and integrity, at London, ne
is authorized to present himself as a me-
dunn for the disposal of agricultural pro-
ducts to all parts Of Europe, on terms the
most liberal making accommodating adj
vances upon shipments to their address;
and providing freight from time to time.
as it may be the pleasure of his friends
to require, for their several articles to
export.
Richmond June 7.-1s.
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Public Sale.

WILL BE SOLD, on FRTDaT,
a ' ,.., Tue seth of the present month.
srsap s. =. O'Clock. on the premises, a
Se s'ory bRlCK HOUSE. situate ON
w., aO''a SIDE of Prince-street between
sepn.. a''d MISUNDERSTANDING in the
it sacy 81 Mr.. William Wilson.
June ., INC saie'
faW4t
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NOTICE.

NTAyING taken my brother HUGH
I'll w. DENEALE into partnership
with me, the business in future will be
conducted under the firm OF JAMES and
HUGH DENEALE. All those who may
be indebted to James c. Deneafe, will
please make payment to either Of the
firm. rp.,D
May 20. =
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For Freight or Charter,
FOR THE IVES T-INDIEs,
,}IEM The good substantial Schooner
- $3.50 Three Sisters, VIM. Reynolds,
master, burthen about 800 barrels, sails
well, and can be dispatched Immediate
ly. Apply to the Master on board at
Georgetown, Oh to
John Abbot.
June 19. Str
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mo, 1887
Public Sale.

On TUESDAY next, the Goth instant.
at four O'Clock, P. M. will be sold, at
Harper's wharf, Prince-street.
kRM The Schooner COMET. bur.
Essnthen about 1900 ushels-on IL
beral credit, which will be made known
at the place OF sale.
p. G. Marsteller.
June 10.
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LOTTERY Notice.


EANsthe S0th OF this month, Iicke in
~ the Second Liberty Engine IL use
Lottery, will advance to So Sc cts. until
winch lme they viii be sold at st.
iAe Subscriber has inst received a sun
ply Of Tickets, warranted umdrawn the
s'a DAY Over--there still remains in the
wheel
prizes Of S20,OoO--1 Of COCO
| do. l0,000--4 OF loco
do. S.000-l0 of SEQ
i. ses 3 a large number of zoos, zoos
tickets FOR sale by
r. GRAY.
l. VINO has lately received IN addition to
ss,inor Mer stock, large sr1 Wv 0
.euoOL BOOKS & STATIONARY
,,pns Which is case Russian Quilts aaa
ma. Ease Paper Haagings. a few reams hot
W ssec Letter Paper, and 300 reams
'Iap?lqs Paper.
April "a.
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TO RFNT.
William Laid.

A NNOUNCES to his southern friends.
"a and the public at large, that he
continues in the execution OF COMMls-
Sion BUSINESS, being provided with
one of the most eligible situations IN Bos-
ton and with ever, facility. His long
course of experience and extensive con-
necti,ns in the Flour and grain trade es-
pec;aII,. afford to his establishment the
greatest advantages. which with his best
eyertioas will avail to those who favor
him WITH tneir orders.
F,9st9n. Mass Ma 12.-20. law2m
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ROBERT GRAY.
BOOKSELLER 6 STSTI0.NER,

ROBERT GRAY.
BOOKSELLER & sTsII0NER,
OPPOSITE THE
WGsilngton Iarern, King street,
.dLeraadsfa
Has lately received in ADDITION to his
FORMER STOCK
ESS's Surveying, General Atlas for
81 schools, Spectator, Josephus's Works,
snowden's History of America, Hening's
Virginia Justice, Murray's Exercises,
Tutors Assistant, Rudiman's Rudiments,
Common Prayer-Books, in plain and eIe
CANT binding, Comley's Grammar and
Spelling Book, Looking-Glass for tie
Mind, Horace Ielplini, C sar
Delphini, Domestic Encyclopedia. Gold
smiths Grammar of Geography, Watts's
Psalms and Hymns, large print, Me-
thodist Hymns & Spiritual Songs, Aims
worth's Latin Dictionary, Brooke's Ga
zetteer neU editionl, Wallace. Adams,
aud Fenning On the Globes, ChiIds' Mo-
nitor, Murray's Key, fuckers Univer.
sal History, McMa6on's Gardners Ca
lender, Cox's American Dispensatory,
Columbian Orator, Vagabond, by George
Walker, Mrs. Grant on Education, Life
Of General Marion, Dryden's Virgil, a
new edition, elegantly bound in calf and
ornamented with beautiful Frcntispieca
and engraved Title Page-a large as.
sortment of Plays, Farces, &c. &c.
r. 6. has on hand and means to keep
constant supply of School and Family
Bibles, Testaments, Spelling Books,
Primmers, Writir,~, Letter and Wrap
ping paper, Red and Black Inkpowder,
Quilts, Waters, States and Slate PEN
ellis, Playing and Visiting Cards, Bon-
net Boards, &c. &c.
He has for Sale,
A secondhand London-made PIANO
FORTE, lately put in complete repair
Price 100 dollars.
JUST PUBLISHED,
FOR SALE BIZ ROBERT Graf,
A collection of Family Prayers, with
various occasional forms from the devo.
tional writings of sundry authors. Sc.
lected and revised by Samuel Palmer
Price IS cents.
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Russian bottom it will be an advantage
to the shipper to go to Russia. For terms
annly TO Joseph Smith & Son or the Cap
tain on board at Ramsay's Wharf.
Jnne g..
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WHO HAS ON HAND.

WHO HAS ON HAND,
A few copies of Bowditch's Practical
Navigator, Blounts American Coast II
lot. and large stock of School Books.
Blank Account Books of every de-
scriiption ruled and bound to any gwen
pattern.
April 8.
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JUST PUBLISHED,
COAL.

5000 bushels of Richmond Coal for
sale on moderate terms, if taken imme-
diately from on board the Vessel at
Mr.. Sanderson's Wharf.
WILLIAM STEWART.
June Is.
To Rent for | or more years.
THE Brick Bake House formerly
n occupied by MarsteIler & Young
situate on the West side of Union street
adjoining Conway's Wharf. For terms
apply to
.andrezc Jameson,
OR
Robert COMEDY.
April 10.
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Paper iiangiags-
JOHN 4. .ST'EjE.4hI,

TEsS lust received and .lfer tor sale,
III 500 pieces Of ;'aner and Border
dine newest and mast fashionable pat,
terms, from TIE Manufactures Of A.
Caardon aad Virc,,aax s Co. of philadel-
paia, equal in colors to the English and
French papers, which VITA his former
stock, makes his assortment very COM
plete.. Blank Books, Writing, Letter
anil Wranpiug Pa9eg. Playing and Blank
Ca1lsot the Manufactures ofHumphrevs,
Coolidge aud Ford Spelling Books, 81.
bles and l'estaneats fiain and elegant
large and snail, States and Pencils)
Geek,s uatiu aad Enslish School Books,
with general assortment of Prayer,
Psaim and Hymn Backs, History, Poe
Sy, Novels, Song Books, Chaps and
Primers.
Msyl8.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-06-20
F.. GILMAN

HAS JUST RECEIVED
An assortment of FANCY SOAP, for
sale by the box or dozen. Also first qua
Hty Spinning Cotton: 40 boxes Tin
Plates, and 90 barrels Beef.
May Is. eest1aw
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/, Office of the British Consulate

Office Of the British Consulate
at Alexandria.
TNHE UNDERSIGNED begs lea,-
IL to apprize the Merchants and OF
theirs, interested in the Commerce to G.
Britain and her Dependencies, that he
will grant the necessary Consular Certi-
ficates on application made to him, at the
house Of William Wilson, Esq. on Prince
Street.
JAMES PATTON,
Acting Vice Consul Of HIS Britannia
Majesty for .4leaandrin.
April 90,
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For Sale.

For Sale,
4 HEALTHY Negro WOMAN, v no
IN has been accustomed to working
out, SSor "a years of age; and three
children, two boys and girl, one of the
boys Z, one 2, and the girl 5years old.
EDWIN c. BROWN.
Miadleburg, June IS. sw
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Cotton, / cas-, &c.
NE haze on hand & offer for sale,
SO bales Virginia Cotton. of very
superior quality.
IS Whole and half chests first chop
Gunpowder and Y. Hyson Tea.
80 barrels Muscovado Sugars.
10000 pounds green & white Coffee.
6 hhds. Jamaica & Antigua Rum.
6 ditto and SO barrels second ana
third proof old Whiskey, fit for
family use.
Teneriffe and Port Wine, very fine.
400 reams Wrapping Paper.
SO half boxes first quality Cigars.
Is bags Pepper.
40 kegs Copperas.
S tierces new Rice.
40 dozen best London Mustard.
so boxes Mould Candles.
so ditto English Fig Blue.
With general assortment of Groce-
ries as usual.
BRYAN HAMPsoN SEQ
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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-06-20
II ugh Smith E Co.

II ugh smith q 20.
EVAvE received by the Barque Mary
III Ford, Captain Spencer, from Ii
verpool, a, general assortment of Queens
Ware, which tsiIl be ready for delivery
III few days.
also, Imported & for Sale,
4O0O bushels stored Salt
4OD0 bushels ground Alum
10 tons patent Shot
80 boxes Tin Plates
100 Faggots Crowley Steel
5 tons dry White Lead
/ IA ton Red do.
g ID ton White Lead in Oil.
l-2 do. Milled sheet Lead,
S packages printed Callicoes &c.
30 boxes Wrising States,
70 Boxes pipes,
90 hhds. plain Glass.
June 9.