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and mortal wound in the LEFT side, near the back
he thenieli, and shortly after expired. = t ease
o! the knife was found in the assassin's pocket With
some powdered glass and other poison.' The
ser'ani, when brought before the magistrate, con-
isssed the facts bu' refused to disclose the Of
las employers. was committed to take his trial
az tie Slave C0ut
The Jamaica paper, from which these facts are
gathered, states that" this is the Sd time General
Bolivar life hss been attempted by some of the
Lowest description OF Spaniarls, and each time he
basil hairs brt adth escape" Subsequent ad-
vices state that Spaniari, VINO had been seen to
have communication with the servant, was alter
wards Recognized and arrested by Gen Bolivar, and
delivered over to the British Government.
l.N 7. Com. .9i,,
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KENTUCKY land fOR SALE.

virtue offs deed OF trust, to rae executed. bv
4 = Thomas Price, dated January Isl, 1916, TO Sc
cure the payment IN Robert g. Sect cf the sum of
> o95 5O-lo0, which d-ei was certified in the
County Curt nj James City, 10 the Cont of P,or
County, II the Stat OF Kentucky, shaiion Friday
the 10th OF February next procee' to s:ll at public
auction. to the highest bidder for CASH before the
BcU-Tavem, in the City Of Richuo d, Crsct of
IS3o ACHES OF IAND-Lying and being on the
w 81 fork of Great Sandy River. in the CONT, cr
Floyd and State ofKentscky, an. patented in the
name OF james Madison. which lsnd was conveyed
60 Thomas Price by Robert 6. Scott and Susan n.
his wife, by deed bearing date on the Ist of Jauurv
1915 There isa consi1erable portion Of this land
bottom, and it is altogether valuable tract Of land
LEONARD HENLEY.
Fe67tn,ys s7-ogrrt1y,
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Fe6r7tn,vS
INTERESTING no MEDLrAI. AINN ,

4 n excellent establishment in the Medical inc
"a to be disposed OF, (by which m independence
may he soon acqpired,) consisting Of shop fixtures
and fur''lure OF every kind, which are all OF a SUI
perior CRAFTY together with the medicines, &C. on
hand. iowhch msy be added, shonld sn early
application be made, complete assortment, If re-
q1ired.
The situation for business is one of the best and
plcassntes' AS well as being the oldest medical stand
~ iuchmond. An establishment so profitable.
found
For further particulars, enquire of
Hi CRAWFORD,
Who has HOUSE and STORE to rent, on The
Cross Street, next to the corner
CT ALSO on hand-A considerable quantity of
Lonfon Lead IN Oil, in kegs--in whicha great
Bile bsrgai' may be hal.
February 8. s7-tf
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PUBLIC NUCYIOW.

PUBIC .HUCTIOW
ss virtue o. Il Deed of Trust executed on the
Z lOih day OF July, 1875 by Neil VI Coul, Tor the
purpose OF securing the payment of eight hundred
AID fity-lhree dollars, due TO Thomas woodbridge,
on the 10Th day of January, lSl6--i shall sell at
public auction, for cash, Thursday the 29th inst
at The Bell Tavern in the city of Richmond, five
hundred and twelve acres OF land in the county OF
POwhaian, being the same tract OF land sold by Tho
mas Woodbridge TO the said Neil Ai'Coul, by deed
beaTingdatc the 1oth day of July, 1916, or so much
thereof as VIII pay the aforementioned sum of
eight Hundred and fifty three dollars, with the in
terest thereon, and the cost OF executing this Trust
THOS. TAYLOR, Trustee
February s. So--tds.
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Fronl he LiUcr5o0i 7y---,I--g- D.

Gcs iigAfs-l dissemination Ly Cas b., .,.ood,.
Commenced il several cou.ty towns IN EnclanJ -
Two Manufactures o! Gas, " this ,iaee, hive Is,I
down above sixteen niles ofb.pes.
Presents 10 BonGparte--A Baron Stunlert. >
hgs,'an 9oblIeai lately landed at Brighten, brios
present., rom tia Emperor OF Russia 70 HE
ant Imperial i1rother. They were immc5iatelv
io'w@r ed 10 Portsmouth, 10 be shipp.d for. Sam,
The number ofAdmiraIs st present who have
Their flags hostet, IS oply IL Of 2i2.
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Extract If ietfer, dafed

AXIS, NOY. 70.
81 have Just been walking through the
Gallery of the Louvre, but 50 rorlorn q
place l never saw. Fine gilt frames in
heaps--bare waiiS--and here and there =
few paintings ofntilc value. The gallery
Of statues IS in q sid worse condition. and
there seems TO be iiide dispos ton to az
range, repair, and he lutify what they have
LETT. The Paris.ans are becoming kaci-
turne ; they pretend to know little, and
speak less--question them on politics and
the invariabie answer IS, Je ne'en sails
Tieu."
Aftcra lapse Of 81 years, two bank Of
England notes, ya ue SOL each, were, on
Thursday last sent into the bank Of EAg-
land by an eminent banker. dated in the
year 1924. They were found in a boz, be
longing to an old farmer lately deceased
in the west Of England.
Loudo1 hahey, y U. 10.
The COnsulship was vacant at Barcelo-
va, and great incOnvcnicHces had been cx-
perieDced On that account, by Amor ican
masters of vessels. whica we're, however,
much rcmcdird by the generous and gra
tuitous services Of the Ea Consul, John
Leonard, Esq. who had recently been dis
placed, without any asons being assgne
therefor. Capt &. eXper cuceI much
friendly aid during his stay nOo this gen
ticman, which tie takes great pleasure in
acknowledging.
thoughts were entertained, # vas said,
by the Spanish mes chants, to petition for
M. Lconard's restoration 70 tic CJnsu
late.
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Welearn from Ireland, that the Grlye R,cora,r s,;,
81 paper conducted lay Mr.. LawlesS Cat!,nlic law, has
pea br1~sn down By various prlsecuons-Ani Pow,rrs
fllstorj, winch tnd to1 many historical truths II
English system OF governing that unhappy curntr, has
pc" suppressed no -n daring to keep his book store
,Sid. snch OF bitter fruits oi ~,
Q! tn ruling party in the South of France
"a IRISH papsr states the marra, of Lord Chancellor
Manners - Miss CalrAs there IS a great ,i;nIritv Ia
.e ages OF this couple, the Editor seems TO thiu & tb
Lady, before long, will b. tired other Chancr,
Bad. .ilcyirgy
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TEN DoLLARs REwARn

5Ifok H.tFDOLPH, belonging to the estate of
y John Fore, decd "A boy OF a dark connIev-
ION, with scar near bis nose, with thick sni short
upper lip, about 10 or 20 years Of age, hired last
year TO Rcbett Temple, near AmpthiIi, in Chester
hc'd county, from whom nc elopei some time last
spriHE-lt supPo7ed that the sail negro is iurk-
ing about IA the neighbourh0od Of MIR. a. Turpin,
~ PowAa:sa county, whom the father of the said
boy belongs The above reward will be paid, with
all necessary expences, TO any peisoa who viii deli
yertie sim boy to me, lodge him in ial, so that
get hiTn again. JAMES FORE.
Admir- OF John Fore, deed.
February 5. s7-2awfr
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PuELIC AUCIINN

TgTWO t.onsand acres OF Military Land in The
& state Of Kentucky, on Goose Creek being p.,t
Of original survey fr 1000 acres, by virtue Of Az
entry made tie 18th Of May, 1888, and f,rner.y
owned by Robert Pollard, Esq. OF this place, who
holds tho remainder Of the original anm who
viii be obgiag to give information as u its va.
lue, so.
The sale will take place at the Aucton-Roaro OF
Heron, Sintou s. Co Tuesday the 9th day of f'c-
bruary next. The title viii be conveyed by "a gen
tlcnan Of this place, Of uDd ,ubted responsibility,
with a general warranty. The sale j. actually
made from necessity, and will I've without reserve
tits considered an object worthy the Alteration Of
those who wish 70 buy Western Land, or who have
money 90 lay cot to advantage.
Furiher particulars Oh the day of sale. Hy order
70 The proprietor, IHOS. TAYLOR.
Ihe aJoUe sae ia bostboHedto SatiDdqytbe tOt
lanuary u. IS tlsh.
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GARTER II. DREW Il Co.
January %.

OAK rvs -. DREW = 20
9 AVE just received, per the Warrington, from
: Z Liverpool, and viii open in q few days ~ ,hc
house now orcmi,d u.s. tessrs. jerks & BHlipes
fifteen packages nf GLASS WARE, part very
elegant, consisting offuo Cut < Plain Decante rs
Pitchers, Tsmblers. Wmo, Sylsbub and jolly
Glasses. Sugar ihsius, Cream Eores, iemnusds
Cans. india Shades, Passoec lamps. Proor Pbials.
sc. &c. And are iI'daiy expectation of receiving
n ,ssortment oGEARTdEN WARE, consi ting 4
Of fine blue Printed ard TMstrc Pitchers, Dining
Sets, sc. Also, per the John Berquin, iron Ma
lrn, few quarter casks choice OLD WINES.
al 1T which will be sold low, for sash or acceptance
&c IN town.
january IS. 7s-f
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NEGROES NoR $50.

with other property.
virtue Of n decree of the Circuit Court Of the
D United States, for the 9Th Circuit and District
o irgnla, betw. PhineaS Bond, attorney for the
creditors OF Ezekiel Edwards, l'tf. and David Ross
and Others Detts. snail proceed 20 sell public
auction, upwards of TWO HUN DRED SLAVES
being the slaves and their Increase conveyed by
Davd Ross to VIM. n wbern AID others, by deed
Of trust, or the 2lst October 1907, and recorded
IN the court ofCampbeli eohuty.
The sale will commence ut Ioyle's Tavern, in
the town OF LynshbUrg, the G6lh dag OF Fcb,ua-
ry next, aud continue from day to day uatil it is
completed.
the slaves viii be sold for approved, endorsed
notes at 90 days negotiable in the Bank of Virginia
or the Farmers Bank OF Virginia.
These slaves are represented rs extremely valua-
BILE, most if not AL ofthem, having 5een employed
IN or about the Oxford iIOa orks IN the county of
Campbell number of them are ssii 10 be remark
ably well skilled in The working Of Iron. They will
be sold in families as far practicable with justice
to the parties concerned.
On Friday, the Ist dav of March next, or as sNoa
alter o. the sale of the negroesi finished, will be sold
At the Oxford Iron WORKS, a number of Wagons
and their geer, carts, and implements used in the
business Of the Iron Works, with the stock of the
trade, and number Of Horses, Mules, Cattle and
Hogs.
The terms of sale WILDE the same as with respect
to the slaves
WA. MANN, Commissioner.
January 25. s2--tds
The printer ofthc Press 1t Lynchburg, will insert
the above advertisement I'LL the day OF sale AMI for
ward his account TO VIM. Mann for payment
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TuE SUNSCnIRER

AS determined, in Consequences of his co,tinu-
ed i'll health, to sell out mrs remaining stock of
CNoCtitit.S, ia the course oil this mouth, with the
view oil closing that part of his business; and re-
quests al persons having claims against him uDon q.
pen account. 10 present them Tor adjustment: and
those indebted, to make payment with as little DELAY
as possblt-lie will continue to keep an sssort
ment OF Cut and Wrought Nails, and To verd the
Yarns spun at the Richmond Cotton Manuf- ctory.
WILLIAM ANDERSON.
February 3. s7-u.v
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Tf5rl,crns 8.

TOO TNgWa O0Tn 0L.4VL0, Tor Sac.
4 an the ID Monday in March next, w Ii
BE- sold, Charlotte Courthouse IA virq;, Ia ntier
the supcrinterdlnce Oi Thomas la lor hundred keiy
Nrgini-born SLAVES. Such in families viii b.
sold IN that way.
Cnehait OF tie purchase money he paid NJ the time of
sale. and Che residue on The first Of January, 1917. for which
bond and good security TO BE- gwen and decd Of trust on
the Sla,es 10 secure Tie punctual payment thereof hIs
raj discount will be given for the prompt payment OF m
whole, nra.y part Of the residue.
feJfftGIYS g.. SO--tds
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Il RIDDLE.
I From q lac ceicbrufsI JTr;ter

from late ceiebruted JPTiter.1
One vast creation, lately borne abroad.
Shetr' tn Young nations hSe i i,urturir,. Col
bre.'hcS taru u ~ MI the same Wie Sare,mg sun
Forms, tetS.y, II fines and anunatts INT. whole.
Guards evsrs gfo,d they gain, AMI forward br;nps
Slr' .cicuce sUirify on ccs,t an wi,,f,y
tf.ms her say i'hntS, directs ier upward course
tEoPs h-r light piniuns aud atstaiuS IA r. t6rep
IStruets all men her y5ien glits 20 prize.
AID catch NJ Nylcriys iron, Ia, ,pen,ii.n ewes
Hhaf - H.e Z" Vast cre4ttoi,' G!!ti,iea 10
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CnRISTIAN BonN

NI-IttD IN t1UILN,
z r tYiNG administered on the estate of .TobnC
Hubner, deceased, wishes to close die late con-
Germ otBahn * llbncr at The end u this wear. a.
a!s1 his administration On the said John c. IInb1er's
estate therefore, all persons having CLAIMS against
john Z. !!u>ner, Individuality, or against Tie late
firm oti3ohnsl lIubncr, viii please make them
kno"n, and al! those indebted, are requested to
maize payment
CHRISTIAN BONN,
Administrator OF John c. iiubner, deed
and surviving partner Of BONN < Inbncr
Fc6rHaTu /. S6.31,
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RAPPAHANNOCK ACADENiY.


fBFiiE patrons OF literature are respectfully in
y formed, that the Trustees have az gagged Ansel
French, 4. M professor ct languages in Ills issii-
touop. The very LIBERAL education which this gen
temsn has received in one Of0ar best universties,
ms pure aorais and perseverance, as an instructor,
authorize antcipatiOns of extensive usefulness.
The course Of Education at the Rappahannoct A
cademy inciudes-tl'e Greek, Latin, French and
Enslisa Languages, the various branch,s of pure
Mathematics, witiI Physics aud die Philosophy OF
the human mind.
Experience has demonstrated, that the situation
ofthc academy is as salubrious as any in Virgin
H..
The price ufboard and tuition low-The aG-
Communications such al to receive entire satisfacti-
on.
JOHN TAYLOR, Presi-
dent of the Trustees.
ALEX. a. T.. 9. KEECH
President OF The Academy.
January so. s5-tf
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Meetings have b en- held ard petitions signed in many of
se 'ow,s NJ the interior OF NesN ok, PRAYING In. I-;,
svre ~ un'era,e, under the public rnteianet anl
~ he phhc sNpei,Se the masking of the Canal from iahe
IN the sa'aH town of Hector, Eew-yorl there were r
ior war." f f''i''S
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Jnsf received. far safe, al. i,sUoicr Of
ID Il Z : c. = o y S.

Jmsf receiUed. for safe, az. i,sUoice Of
ID Il Z = c. - o u $,
CONSISTING OF
Furniture chintx,
superiine Waterloo and dark fanrics
Assorted prints
Fancy ycstings
Sewing silks, assorted col0InS
do. do. twist, ASSORTED do.
Cotton itrrets, DO.
Colored thread, cotton lace
Cotton braces
Dalnnsk shawls, 81, ii, and 81
Imitation do.
DO. checi,td do I'd
Mems best beaver gloves
Cotton umbrellas p, IS, and 90 inches
Fancy pocket haidkrrciefs
.dLSO,
10 tons German steel
10 eashs d. B.'tO No. 9, imported shot
do white itsiii
~ ions iron, round. square and fat bars
90 saci.s salt, bushels each
% crates ware, containing principally cups and san.
and plates
boxes GARDEN SEEDS. warranted fresh
on X.F.ND,
Crates and hhds. assorted Liverpool ware
Wrapping paper, pipes, Spanish brown
Beaver hats, ale, NOrtr,Tn potatoes,
And small! invoice of HARDlElfRE q SHIP CHM.
DLERf.
liberal credit given for town occeptapce,
Fc5rtrry g. soO6,
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FROM GIBRALTAR.

We are inAsbtcd to the superca.o, Of fine eli,
on''n, from Gibraltar, for the following inteIt.
eeure:
he following vas communicated BY = oer.
tc'rnn o. Philadelphia, who arrived al Gb.:.itpl in
the Cnrcd State frislte United States. l;ommo.
core Shaw, hcn Port Nabon, which ,,o,t a.,
'tit o. 'he 4ih December, ia company Will me
opanAh i".c OF battle si'ip Fernando Septino fitted
e'A 'eA' y tht officers and crew Otthe Constellation
iI'o.te, Captain Gordon. Que Hcu;c.a,t ard ~, ,t
men were rt on board frofl the United State H.
i+1Site ~ct 90 CarthegcEa. On the 81, in =
sIuAi! She Carried away her mizen ton mat and 4,
h!oHln5 very bard that Eight the United S;atas var.
ST' t'uih i'er 1 his gentleman no hes been Iib
.EI:" Gordon ciGizing off Algicrs in cnnuony
"'ih thc ci;ario, Captain Downs was landed G,,rsc
on the "a November, and re;nainel with MIR Sba-
Ter htc day waiting for dispatches OF imnort. on
70 cur government, which we're deliver d to Cant
GorHOh' and taken by him to Port Mahou. in,.
OomInodofe Shaw, TO b. sent t. the JJpited St.,s
the Dey was very much diss,ti.ije I'd at NOT 80.
ing t,ie IrS which was captured BY our s,,iadrou
a"u DETAINED by the Spauiar's at Carqbaeena la,
stat>u mat Commodore DECATUR had pl.crs1 lie
hoh' ur 10 convoy her t1 AigicIs, and unios. sbe
"'' -. '.,e'e" ~ ne would OF could rot Consider
Toe u.sy rs tinGi'e. The Aigerire so,.a,i..r
consisting OF tue following vessels, were lying ~ tb
Nio'e, dHmantled AMI repairing. Il was stinrosed
th"t '"ey would go ont esriy ia The Spring The
bu.eh squadron, consisting II ) lIigates, corvette
shS hlis' we're ~ sight Off Agcrs. Wick caus d
very 'ftIc scrs,ton ri fear among the n.otIc
ihey we're 10 leave Gibraltar on lie 2Gth ID. e far
oct Mahon. ~ i"'
a hgata mounting so guns, Commanded bv nj.
Mustapha, i.eyautino. y MS
q. a ins1'e ct - guns, commanded by Rails Hsdzi
fasstl, Le'aHtuo.
a.. a lrisste o. SO suns, commanded by Rails H.
Leyanlino. - ''9'' i''6Sun,
-; ~ e.fyeite Of so guns commanded by Rails Had.
rt D..
-. q e2ryeit' Of SO suas, commanded by Raj, Had
LeyaatinJ. - mas mar
49,, "A sa ., 'fe2 guns, commandedby Rails las
q nr'2"d'e Of 90 guns commanded bg R,;.
q g,'sy OF S gus, commanded BY Rais lIsrroet
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by all the 5avereigas. Ry this treaty they
engage toput stop TO the African pire-
cies which disgrace humanity, and these
contederl,es further declare. ,hat they
VIII establ sh in that country such forms Of
government as shall be the best security for
regular authority and permanent reposc.
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ONE CENT REWARD

"a Ill be gwen for experimenting an appren-
w tee boy by the name OF David HUDSON
The said apprentice was drafted to serve a tour
OF duty from this county last August was dischar-
eed at Camp Carter on the ODD july last ; and has
failed toretiirn
tis is about 10 years old has red hair, blue eyes,
aud - stout made-a carpenter by trade.
iorwarn all peraons fro IA esapieyu,, him, rs |
am determined TO put the law IN force AGAINST all
such offenders. PEYTON KEITH.
I.ElchbWg, Feb s.. 50 $50.
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AS8IZE or BREAD

AooiLEa OF BREAD
BTOR the City Of Richmond, from the 2Sd ofJan-
9 Jury, until further notice
SApeyine -four beiHg nine dOiiars per Jdgyei, ris
single Loaf, made OF Snperfae -Four, 10
weigh 10 or. for Al. ~
DC. Common Flour 10 %. for Ai.t2
Double tie above weights respectively o..
JOHN G.. GAMBLE,
Mayor
January 50. S5-,f
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W'OWCE.

Hereby forwarn all persons from put
nuy ANY backing oalng on board my Bonf- unless b.
my CONSENT viii NOT b. responsible fr am damlg ar
loss sustained on goois entrusted 10 uy w.teruri.
SAMUEL STOKES.
Janusr. So, s2-sw
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PllOPUSNIS

2AJILL be received until the goth day of Feb'y
w Tor the delivery OF the following Bill OF Tim
Der, at dc L. States Public Works ON James Rv
er, IL mics above Richmond, at the place lat ~
owecd ny Capt. VIM. Trsbue-Proposals address
scd To Capt. w g. Beard, U. 5. AseSt, Richmcnd
post pad.)
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Chester Conllfy. Pm. Inn :

Chester County, PA. Jan s
Mr. -, took his about eleven months old f., Phi;
aaeipia and applied 10 DIR. Cat'rs tor The cure on com
Pieate hgTe i with aconble iissurc, SEPARATION r
the arch Of the palate for inch. The iss,rt x,
spra''i by buttoike portion, OF round furn tert
iatiiig "lnsd rlbly above the middle OF IN. dve o
pree,lng further tan the end OF the nose with c !,
loiIhed continuation This bGtton attached In M
lea ie Oh latter long prot'rbrarCe projected som
eh'tahee Deyonu te right. Pressure enrlnyd SOM
uhe previous to the OPERATION, Hike tlt used bv De>sr
moi oniy 10 compress ne long prot I-ce OF The
70 srS me hntniilSe portion. The Operations ,,rt
peloiint.i by Dr. Cairil, ia Plalo pima, lin Inc i,r.nc
OF d. Miil 1nd other ph cans and for the salty ofe
S ,st on ue lett SHE and then the right it'll harp
Pote' 'liie,ai"l wooden gurfct-ad wi;h th. srt
sois Which ara well known pinch < not cut f6rcibv III
t~sse Nas employed and 40 bania,e applied AFR tie
SEPARATIONS tne cure eonpi, e., the tyisoI, m, NM,
o. Is up and there was little or in cosq, nee If
Nle optrH0o ihe dhci,Ht bomy substance, Hithin ,Le
'nou y was JnpfQNins very fast and the buolil. t,rt
% OK. iD mo hro "a DOWN wit difficulty on plane witI
ihe SKIS, ts'a7ipd i;Ie de.osli.ty. Vim
'EFs{Jls.
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WINTER

The lark sac ,ny has sosur'd away,
hs daisy withers Owe the plain
Bensath th; bush, the tuuN.u thrush
WauseiS Rae MAR her AN rou, strsir,
Stern Winter with hi angry blast
I'LL whistles through the IlIlstd tree
HIS tliie<'ning gloomi ARE gathering Glo
And natnre s-enS 10 mouru wine.
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M Ioy-vII.8fer.
ANcr ihe surrender cf C,rthaeena ~ ~, r2o,,
aIs'a, Dca- octiyAn, tie tadcr Of TIC Patriots. ~,
eNed "rh hi5 ADD aud s.Ipe oth O. cficcr.. ~ th,
A'ad Of jamaica. When The escapc rff.,,. IlCi;.
var vas known, ihe toyeliss sent weasel ,c aver.
s'',.' 'uu oHrIed q reWard OF fly tlous nd
~" srAt 70 one Who would put him todeab. AZ
'yr the general lsi ,rrivcd o. Jun ce some e,,a.
NAris en2ag d tie Generals negro eryant. o, ih..
lfma1e az two tanusand d,ilar,, u ags,s,o,, H..
= ".tcr % ne night m which the decd VS. ~
- ~, Per'orinci "9n Bolv.r unexpectedly
thiI. "ntsFoT, lac sfa.astr..o. Son 9.f....-s
s'""rA D' .o"out % Nv h.rs,l. into ii.s Cc,.er,ps
,7h'n"o % reas hnnser, SOL icii asieap Ntsrfl
h"ur tnc servant entered t,c rooio, ed e. feclir
~" w 'he h.IDmosi whom De took for DO, mas.
ger, plunged his ksi,s into he heel. ori;. '''"'
'.V."n' we" tae unhappy man sprung un. mi
s"'.l 80 "'t" dctesro at. A- sec.iiel & sc,,s..l
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-02-10

THE SUBSCRIBERS
& kFFER FOR SALE, 60 packages os
DRy-GooDS just landing iio,n the brig iInnnah Ill
rect ffom Bremen,
Consisting ctrthe .foilosving articles, 1i-:
bales Iiemr.n Iiclscnhures
10. Hessiaiis. 10 do. Burlaps
do. brown Hempcn lickenburgs
do. Htdcu Linen or brown Rolls
do. brown faxsn OZraburgs
do. Ordinary Oznlburgs
box true boou Iicklenburgs
boxes Hciupcn Oznabur.s
-. Ravens Duck
do. RoraIis. do. Dowlas
do. vlntc Rolls
hale sui cc.n
do. EnI ilaNen Buraps
loSes Nuremberg articles
10. plass ware. cas1 shoyels
box Patila ROYALS
DO Linen thread laces aud looking glasses
box CholetS casS steel
boxes Window glass;
also
cases Irish Linens. do. Lawns
hhds. prime retailing AiDasse.
or. casks Col',enar Wine
$50 sacks SAT-. Liverpool fi.d
100 boxes MuScatSl liaisiils.
Heron, Siaton s. Co.
February S. s7--6t
%tPANiSH AIDES, SUGAR x WAISKEY-
, 50 Hhds. Brown Suga~,
do. Lori do
And will r ceiye in few days, Baltimore and PHI
lade'pia Whisky in b"rrels and hogsh.ats Also
Il small cargo of Spanish hides.--fnr sale by
RNLSTON g PEASANTS.
February S. s7-if