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PERSIAN ROYALrY.

The following auecdOte will shew,
that royalty should not be viewed too
close, it it is TO become an object Of re.
9erence. Mr.. MorIer, formerly the
English Charge dc affairs in this coun.
try, mas been since attached TO Persian
Emoassy by his government, and who,
on DIs.return to his native land, publish
ed volume of mis- travels. He relates,
with suitable pomp, that on has Grst in.
PRODUCTION 10 tbs PersIan Monarch, tn
King seemed to move in a blaze of d
Almonds and Vi jewellery. He was la.
mlnOus and splendid at all points
His royal majesty, vino pretends 10 bs
profoundly yersed IN geography, Inquir.
cd where that strange county calico
America was located lie desired %
Know how people gained acces o.ha
codntry Whether It was by digging
down into the earth, or howl
CHrioWs Serhent. At Aniengo o.
:hc MaIabar coast, there is curious
small black serpent, called rom tho
shape OF its head, the crescent snake
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REAL ESTATE STOCK.

The Subscribers will sell tor current
money of%tbis district tvehty Shares
Real Esfafe Bank Stock. The LIST aid
I'd instruments with one tenth of Sd
AM tlfty Ave dollars of the eth being
paid Ii not sold at private sale be-
fore Saturday nert, they viii be offer.
ed on shat doy a, public auction.
Griffith e Brawner.
July 10.
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FOR RENE

ind Possession giUea immediafeIv.
That Two story Dwelling House,
lately occupied by Mrs. Dulany, & sd
lolng VIM c. Newton's Grocery store
The house has been put in good repair
ana has good smoke house, yard, sc,
For terms apply to
TIL. w. PEYTON & Co.
July 10. ---' - =
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CASH

Will be given for lew likely young
NEGROES (slaves for lifo)-apply al
Eli Legs Tavern King street
GEO. FARLEY.
July l9.-3ls
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The SUBSCRIBER

ALL oC 4POSn LII --.'-
Has received by the ship Congress, val
Baltimore, and bardue Mary. direct
from Liverpool, few packages of
well chosen
DRY GOODS.
Consisting of =
Striped janets
White quilting and figured yestings,
Damask table cloths, from 6.4 10 lo4A
Furniture and other plates
Shawls
Gilt and silyered ball buttons
Plain and figured null muslin
Elegant tambored null robes
Superfine cloths and csssimeres i,
Corded, check and common ainS.
hams
Madras hahdkerebiefs
Furniture fringe, consisting OF long
and round ball, plain and double eimo.
head.
The above goods will be sold o, sd.
Vantageous terms by the piece or pack.
sge.
GEORGE TAYLOR.
July TO- lin
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For Ne1u York or, Bnston.

TOT .NeU YORK or. Boston,
.fS& The Schr. NEW PACKET,
.SE2Akss Isaac Berry Master,
A first rate vessel, will be ready TO re.
ceIre cargo in three days. For freight
or passage, having good aceemmoda-
tons, apply TO the master on bosrd, or
to JOHN JACKSON.
Who has for SAFE, tbe Cargo Of ssd
schooner,
400 casks Thomastown Lime
~ 600 feet Understandable and clear
Lumber.
= July ~
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To close sales

The undersigned will sell at the
stores of John Janney, Esq. on liberal
terms about
60 puncheons 6ne Ravored ois run,
Sd and 4,h proof, and
8 hhds. shrub, imported in the
schr. Admiral Durham, from Tobago.
N. REILLY.
July IS.
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the Patriots Z"
-
To tie EGitors of m, 5y.ro,sr;o H.
yoLd
GEsTL.,,zE,
Y1G wtd o5sige several of your read
ers, and =, .he Same ,io,e he render-
inL very cescytils; servi,, "a the
inSab!tants oC ST.. n0ntsy. aod indeed
it may be said without, -. ,,,. So tbt
wofld st large, by -ajyijysi, ms ron i,
your psper ia goil,,tyin..
% -.
MfcTcStlHg: Communication
r. A.g -,
49, 80 r. Ne "E0"ND
-. -. o"'io0N N
Latte rs It Snc N to tne world in ge
n al, thai Che gtsgious event of The
Sscoaa conzipg u he Lord from Rea
Uee, 30 fv"Yue ,t.y alluded to, and fore
io!,s'tg the Book 81 Revelation, has in
re3!it}s takeH HIgCcs~aud is now pro-
melgiiIpg t,@4 mankind, through the
T. 1'ar7 % The writings of Emanuel
Sseleebarg, . nan eminently qualified
an prgp-ren for zoe great and import
ar ss'y.ce4 NJ had TO perform and
wa'eh Ds was duy authorised to pub
KS. a'd maSg kro"n, as may evident.
4 1np5ar 90 alt who, pe'use in the
anna Of trnfh 0nd'fa"dor his eXtraor-
GUAR, W iDs aTu Judge Of them as
the) ought 20 do.
"a h,af. nISht many may BE- disposed
20 caii 10 Question AID even to deridr
wa as oere advanced regarding both
l.. y" adeno"TS and IT'S winnings, and TO
IoHk HPon The Whole as the doing of
some weak enthusisst--rhis, however,
IS not 20 pc wondered at, and may ever
De no move than what might be ex
Pec.ed' the Ideas Of mankind in gene
raj beng at TINS day, so much In OPP
PISTON 20 every thing OF mat kind
thu So as 10 the particular nature oi
she second HaVent or Second Coming
q tie LohD, a"d also as 10 the Sfi-
gt"aI eommunieatio"a described by L
." edep6"rg III MS writings. But the:
DIVINE Being Is not to be regulated In
A' proceedings according to the no
tlo"s MS weak and errln6 creatures are
disposed to form OF them; out, &C
cording TO what his own inii' lie Wis
dom q goodness dictates' t" Which he
invariably adheres ana from which 1t is
smnoSs'oEe Ior nm ever to deVlate.
~ the JETSf advent the world had
formed a very different idea OF It's acH
eonpushmcnt to what 1t was In reality,
ana may there not be possibility OF
corning as erroneous an opinion Of the
second which isannounced by L Swe-
9ehoo ALREADY 70 nave taken place
LIZ US beware therefore OF forming a
judgment OF IT, according to the mere
opinion OF the world without hrSt we,
considering tne ST oJecO lest we ia
INTO the same error OF unoell5f' as the
Jews oil oid did, and draw down upoo
our heads tAe NE dreadful conse-
queoce@' as are aiipoed 10 IN THESE EN-
Pnaic "''cs' "C' Jerusaiemi Jsrusa
en, &c. Mat - 81; i
n
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Piana Fortes.

:5usf Reeeiued and Jcr sale,
a London made square Piana Fort
OF superior tone, with six legs, addi.
lional keys and pedal, one complete .e
oil extra strings and Assuming hammer.
On Hand.
"A London made square pima forte
with beautiful case, 4 legs, additional
keys and pedal. "a,
July IL
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ALNXAiS al4A alNALI.
FNiE AY. Bully le SIG.

Ship Commerce, Crowdhill, OF this
port, was left at Gottenburg 9th May,
repai' ing.
Briss Pressage, Rose, of George.
Town, as left at ST Barts. 26th June
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Straytd or Stolen
FROM ere Commons, near Wess End. ID
large
SOrrel Horse.

About l6 hands high, about 6 year. old.
with small blaze in his lace, short tail.
shod all .ound. Twill give Ten DoAars
tor the horse alone. and so for the thiek
~ stolen, II delivered To the subscri-
Der, - (.
DAVID WATKINS,
July i7--as
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THE PACKET

..4E& Schr. Geo. Washmgton,
S Capt. Henry,
fsxKXZs3 Will sail for Norfolk, on
Saturday Morning For freight or
passage apply 20 the msster On board.
July ~.
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From the No,5oik Beacon, July IL.
We have seen letter from a gentle.
man at Port au Prince, to an officer OF
th': navy, in this place dated June 22d.
EJioh states that, a, the moment Of
dcspatching his letter, the eli devan.
Gen Henry Lee, WHO has been there
Tor some time, was about 10 take his
departure for ProvideDce-that his con-
stitu,iop is nearly worn out, and thai,
he appears not long Tor this world
Speaking of the Patriots lie says.
"We have just heard of the success
otthe Patriots on the main They have
taken Cumana, Barcelona, and Sant2
Martha. where they msssacred z 10 500
OF tbs RoyalIsts, They drove general
: No~liio into Carthagena, of which thew
no doubt have possession iong ere this
They nave marched from Laguira, and
iro'n all TIE late accounts there is no
dauSt OF their success saw the let
ter contaioing the above news myself.
a vessel sailed from this place & hours
after the pew rived, with pow der for
the Patriots -
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Printing IN all Its various branc h.
es neatly executed at this Office.
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Dissolution of Partnership.
The Partnerlhip Of Carton and Keith !.
this day diGolved by mutual Consent, RS
bufnefs will be continued and all aoc,,.Il.s-
ofthe concern settled BY James CarCon nus
AMBS Carson
July I5----3t IL
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To tie EdjEoys Of the .dieraadria He
raid.

SENILs@dE,
You Wi o59ige several of your read
ers, and ~ ;he saure yimc be render
inS.s2. very ctscniIa, service TO the
inHabltaRts 81 ST. nuQtSy, cad indeed,
1t may be said Withod So ,pr, 10 the
world at large, by giviGg ms rtton IL
your paper TO he-foiowin, 49,.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-06-15
DOMESTIC.
WAsufMcrnn

WAsAINGToN, June 10.
There has hesn in this cry, for sumo
days past. a Delegation from til CH1cKA-
saw Nation of Indians. consisting of
General WILLIAM COLBERT, the great
War Chief Of the Chic kas1ws Major
James Colbert, Interpreter OF the Un,ted
States; E.t tissue. Mingo. the great Ora
tor; APP pa-sau-tub bee. a Chief; Chas-
tau ny. and Collect chez, Warrior s--con-
Quoted by Mr.. Wigton King These
Chiefs and Warriors, with TIE rest Of their
nation. took an active part in the late war
against our combined white and red foes ia
the South. and can DO st they never spilled
the blood OF white man, except in war,
and then have always taken part with the
United States. Gen. Colbert has particu-
larly distinguished himself. He with seven
others Of his Nation fought with us as long
ago as at St. Clair's defeat and, in the
late war, before his nation was ready for
the fight, he singly joined the Sd regiment
OF the United States Infantry after re-
manning with them nine months, he return
ed to his nation, collected his warriors, and
marched to Fort Montgomery on the Ala
bama, from thence against Pensacola, eros
sed the Escambia and pursued the nying
hostile Greeks near to Apalacniccla, killing
many OF the enemy anu returning to Fort
Montgomery with 85 Greek prisoners
The business of the Delegation at tbs city
was to Obtain permanent adjustment of
D undaries between them and tie Creeks,
Cherokccs aud Choctaws f,r which pur-
pose Commissioners have been appointed.
They have been satisfactorily paid, also,
at the War Department, f0r til .lr Military
services during the late war, and l. turn
home, to use their own expression, {" with
grHtltude and thanks to the President, and
their white brothers, as we'll as glad h. arts
to their wives and Children" Ii IS bu, Just
to add, their appearance and experiment
are such as to sntitle them to respect and
attention.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-06-15

The step ken by Lady b, ron was The re-
suit ct her own unb'assed judgment, ard
that her parents and friends intcrfered only
whcn c lied upon by her to afford her their
support. 1he Editor Of the MmnnG
Chronicle wished 70 de ny the pab ioa,iol
tor a day. Oh which SIR Ralph sest his let
ters TO otner papers. The Il sitor has since
pu9lshed 1t, together with copy os his
answer, IN wleicn lie declares that what he
had Inserted was directed against the if..-
n'ous aspersions that had b :, II cast on Lord
byron, and that he had written the para
gph according 70 lbs understanding Vf Sir
kaiph's declarations. He enters at sC7.e
Length Into the con luct OF Lady Byron, and
says, that on asking why no reply was g, zen
to an application tor the specific charges
against ord Byron, Sir Il .Ipi. said, tie La
dy acted IA tbs by th- advice Of D. Lush
ington. Sir K p replied briefly, 70 the
EDITORS letter, stating that he might take
tue responsibility on nimse,. for what lie
migat choose to publish, and declining any
previous communication ON the subject So
we suppose that the public viii be amused,
or sp.eased with further pa,t.cula.s of
TINS unpleasant domestic difference.
Bristol Mercury.
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SPRING GOODS.

?EvtiE Subscribers expect TO receive IN day or
Superiine Lon,ioo Cloths and C:s-imerss, Toll
uctss and Qungs Fancy Musiins Tor ladies' ,ires-
SCI, Printed Bine, Buff and Indian striped Dunites,
Furniture do. Cotton, and Linen and Cot,oo Tyke,
York striped Nankeeas, Balloon Bonbnzettes assor-
ted colours, L'lies' Cotton Hose and Silk Gloves,
Mems and Children's Cation Hose, do. Brown and
half Hose Buck and York Tan. Gloves, sewing Silk,
Doimon and Wakey's best London Hats. Britannia
Table and Tea Spoons, Co.nmon do. Cloth, Tootl,
and Shaving Brushes, Seine and Shop Irvine, so
Casks Sd Nails IA, points. S Casks l0d. de- London
Porter, White Lead. Spanish Broyn, &c.
They have Oh h md, Irish Linens and Sbeetings,
Cambria aud Jaconctt Muslin, Light and Dark
ground co'ourei Prints and an assortment OF Hard
,Sare and c,tiery-Al OF which they offer for sale
accommodating terms.
SUTHERLAND COLQUHOUN * Co.
June l.
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FOREIGN.

- NEw YoRx, June 8.
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.
ny the fast sailing ship Chauncey Dow
Dali, who arrived at this port last evening
IN al days from Bristol, the Editors Of the
Mercantile Advertiser have received a fle
OF the London Courier to the 22d Of April.
inclusive, from which the following articles
were extracted.
- lt VIII be seen by our extracts, that the
Impress OF Austria is dead.
, LONDON, AfTR 10.
Inc Bakers raised the price Of bread
yeseerd'y three farthings in the quartern
LOAF though wheat has only risen three. or
at most tour shiIIIngs per quarter, and OF
toat rise. one half at least had existed but
for two days.
Corn Ercha7ge, yEjtrfl I9.-The supply
o. wheat continuing, small, and having a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-06-15

AN the 4;h inst. il,ere was letter put INTO the
~ Post-Oiliee at Solfoik. for Stiiwaggon &
hnr;ht, OF phiiatelphis. which was received enclo-
sing the halves OF the fjiiowng Bank Notes
Bank of Virginia, Nos. els. April 18th, 1912, SiOo
DO. ASS, do. 9th, DO. so
DO. ass, do. 9th, do. So
Farmers Bank Of Virginia. pay able at the Office of
discount and deposit at Norfolk, No. 90, Sept
10. 1912, $50
into the Office the succeeding day by person now
gone TO sea, but have come TO hard.
HETH q RANDOLPH.
June S. 7.4t
Or The Editors of the Norfolk Ledger and Pc
tersbuiS Republican requested to insert the a.
bove times in their respective papers, s. forward
their accounts to this Office
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81 nee. ~ 49,.

Oh Itsl W 4 ~,
NOR spprehending and delivering TO me in this
y place, black slave named SAMPSON; he
aSscnnded on the night of the eth Feb last, and
has been seen in the neiglbourhood of SinithGed,
and nov supposed to be about Southampton court
house, where he was raised, in the family of Mr.
Bloant by whom lac was soll He is likely, twenty
two years ofage, feet or 10 inches high his lips
thick and project considerably. and in his walk
shews the effect fat feet will give the above
reward for his delivery here, or twenty dollars for
securing HIM in any isil in this state that I NAV
get him again. ARCHIBALD FREELAND.
Manchester, MAY Is. a,f
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PLAYlNG-CARD MANUFACTOnY,
No. 95, .Souh Front Street, PHILADELPHIA.

9'O' 10, O0EEsE TFO'II MITCH, L1hIldHsLb1la.
flames Y. HUMPHREYS, successor
~ to Thomas De Silver manufactures and has ready
for sale, at the old chap price.
BackganimoD Boards
Eagles, large and SMALL Paten; and eoPperplae with gold
edge, and white and spotted backs
Harry 8, with white and spotted backs
Broom with 90. do. 20.
Highlander do do. DO
Common Hghanders at 10 so, and ls dolls. per groce
French and Spanish with white and spotted backs
Blank Cards. for Printers uses
Do do with Fancy borders Of every color
Gold edged and embossed visiting and blank cards
Harbled and Fancy Paersaud general assortment OF
Paper and Stationary.
Orders viii be executed liberal terms, AID of yerysupe
nor quality III the above articles.
IJ7il ~. 1l45m
The Editor of tse chaycsn ces,.- Is = anes.ed To in
the above twice week months, and forward his as
count TO J1nxs Z. Hu8ibhyeVs.
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Harrington, Tune ii.
DREADFUL ACCIDENT,
Cory of0 letter Teceived here ucsferday.
dated
MARIETTA, June 9th.

MARIETTA, June 9Th, 1916.
An accident of the most distressing ma
ture, took place yesterday. The large
Steam Boat built at Wheeling, came to
anchor here day before yesterday, at eve
ming. She had set out without being pre-
pared Tor the purpose, and was detained
during the night for some iron work. 1hey
raised the steam too high before she
started, and while the hands were all cal
led together in the act ofrais;ng the anchor,
the boiler exploded at the end next to
them. 1t YVES terrible beyond conception;
almost all were carried overheard and
dreadfully burned. One WAS drowned and
IS or 10 much injured died last night,
and 2 or more must die.
Nat. LntelhGenecr.
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LOST.

an the 22d or esd last. a note Tor refused
~ hogshead of Tobacco, inspected at Johnson's
varehou,e,oft following weights. AMI number
Gross 1900, Tar 142, Nett, 1855, No. 756. The
Under will confer obligation on the subscriber,
by Iiyerng said mole 20 MIR. Henry Moply OF
Manchester. JOHN f. FINCH
Petersburg, Feb 92 .,,,ni
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Observation-Disclosures
IN SENATE

Jitne 6--The Hon. President COMMUNE
Gated letter from the Hon. MIR. Gore, re-
signing his seat in the Senate Of the u s,
Also. letter from the Hon. Nah ,nisi
Bowditch, declaring his acceptance Of the
appointment Of Counsellor.
A resolve WAS passed authorising the
Q. M. General to purchase of c. Burbank,
1900 muskets, yith bayonsts, for the use Of
the Commonwealth.
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C. }. McMURDo, y
GEO. FISHER,
JOHN WICKIAM, Commission,
EBENEzER McNAIR.J ers.
EHntfA[ opANt IN
CAUTION

FAStt public>are hereby cautioned from taking an
a -zssgnDient or trading for Bond executed
~ me IN JANUARY last, and payable 25th Decem.
Der next to Miss Christian Hughes of Hanover
county, Tor the sum Of go dollars, it being for the
''Ie Of negro mao named Cyrus for the present
yesr--ns ] was IMPOSED upon in the character and
disposition Of said fellow, aud am determined not 10
pay the same.
HIGH DAVIS.
ga" o. 9-5t
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Ealm5ie an Property for SAFE


= pursuance OF a Decree OF the Circait Court OF
Il the United States for the Fifth Circuit, District
OF Virginia, will be sold, on SATURDAY., the 29th
June, at IL O'clock, at the Merchant Coffee House.
IN this City, the MILLS at AmptIll, on Failing
Greek, with about 90 acres of land attached IN
them these Ai'l's have been lately improved by
adding pair ofburrs to the manufacturing mills.
which now run 8 pair Oi burrs OF feet 6 inches
and l'air OF feet, capable of manufacturing 500
barrels Of -four per week. The machinery has
been made mostly new, and is in complete order for
constant work--With separate CORN MILL
lately erected, and in full Operation tosetker with
aOetn rinse, complete iee-ho,sse, s other ont
houses. lh's property 10 great object 4,
man OF capital there being al inviting situation on
the creek Tor manufacturing purposes where Cot
toa or other manufactures might be established on
very extensive scales without the least pt-rC.r,o
with the mis-and, il is believed by Judges tbst No
situation, stequal distance from the CIV offers adj
'anta9es OF this nature, equs 10 This property in @.
very point Oiview.
TERMS OF SALE One fourth cash one
twelve months, one fourth twenty -four months
and one fourth tbirtysx months. with Interest from
the day of sale, and deed OF trust on tue PROPERTY
to secure the payment.
Byor1ler of
c. J. Mc1URDO, y
GEO. FISHER,
JOHN WICKlIAM, Commission.
EBENEZER McNAIR, ers.
THOMAS TAYLOR.
About 1900 new 3 BARRELS, with number If
articles, not appurtcnances OF the MILL toge ther with
horse and cart, cows, and number of valuable
breeding sows--two tght-decked boats, SC nay be
haa 10y The purchaser at fair valuation.
Nine faithful, able hands may be had for the pre
sent years bire, for which separate bond will lie
gwen. ihey are all used to the work OF the mill.
and could not be replaced for the same fnoney--By
order fthe proprietor. n TT
Jane I. 7-,ds
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WANTEn

TNfMED1ATET.y. At the virginia maouesc,orv
4 Of arms, six or eight good 1nustet sfockers. and
one or two ioc forgers, To whom liberal wages and
constant employment will be given.
JOHN STATES, Sup't.
May 90. C-wAv
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NOIICE.

q IL persons having claims against the estate of
"A Ihhsry PickelH, deed. are requested to bring
them forward to the Subscriber properly autlhenti-
Gated, 10y the ,st OF August SO that arrasg ements
may be male for their payment; ADD is earnestly
requested, that those Indicated viii mako as speedy
settlement possible TO
ALEXANDER FULCHER, .Asenf
for tie E7:ecutrir.
.IfLneH. Q.o,-
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1WC.H.9S EPHIIE s. Co.
q HE receiving, at their Store, opposite the
"A Market-iIcuse;
SO bags Green Coffee,
IS bbis. do. DO.
10 bids. Northern Rum,
g. Antigua do.
s. Whisky,
Is tierees do.
~ bbls. do.
.9FLOdI, (di.y erpeeted
5000 gallons Linseed Oil, in bbls. and hhds.
nv ORE,
80 boxes ChSAt s;e,
so lbs fresh Nutmegs,
SO kegs Gunpowder, Warranted quality
ton Shot, assorted from BB to No. 10.
Loaf ard Brown Sugar,
Race, Ginger, Allspse and Pepper,
Quart, Pint, half y third Pint Decanters,
do. do. * do. TnH0lers,
Q by 10 Bristol Window Glass,
Spanish Indigo and Madler,
Salt Pcire, Alum aad isrinstonc,
Peach and Apple Brandy,
German and Blistered Steel,
IRON we'll assorted
Al Of which We offer Tor sale on accommodating
terms.
June 70. fo.st
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-06-15
June 10.

fifa Cohirs Reward
AtTOLEN ifo,n my stable, on the night of the
- 7th inst. boy HOSE, about feet or 10
i1ehes high, with hD@ing name aud bcbbcd tail
lie PAGES we'll, and rster sAittis,. No mark re-
collected by which he can be known.
Tie above reward will be given FOR the recovery
Of the horse and conviction or The thief or I.seuty
Dollars for tie recovery of the horse alone. He is
sisiected 10 have been stolen by one Dauid Broad
vel, just discharged from the Peniten.isiy, an
r.shmau Who .as convicted in Mason county.
WM. PRICE.
Jife =. I0-T
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.Elne 6.

DISSOLUIYO.N OF CO-P-iRINEHSgIc
yEyliE Co-Partnershp OF COLE 8 Lg.RES,
4 having expired by limitation OH the first inst
the business will hereafter be conducted under the
firm of FL E.1fL.N'C J.IIhES s. Co.
AL persons having claims against the concern Of
Cole K James, requested to present them. and
those indebted, to make immediate payment to
Fleming James, who is alone authorized to settle
the transactions OF the said concern
ROSCOW COLE.
FLEMING JAMES.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-06-15
ADVERTISEMENT.

EDVERII5EMEN
a SECONDED from my plantation in Chester
IN held county, Va. some time in November las',
j,hIEJs, middle SIZE black fellow, has remark
Aoy small g es, and dull counensnce lie is about
II or 22 years old-''ris probable he hiss gone to
some oFthe Western counties Of this State Any
person that will apprehend the said slave confne
I'm IN Jail and give information 50 that / get him
again, shall receive twekty dollars.
NANCY HARRIS.
June D. 9--tt