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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-03-20
DREdDFUL. EXPLOSION!

The Aan1bGrgh papers received Yesterday contain the
following Ia, ti>Glars OF the trag which
OAN7zIc, nee. 10.
On WSneSloy,ta 9Th OF December about nine in the
nornig, the Remaining gnpOwvr consisting OF about
cst besides the filled bombs and Shells be moved
from the powder naazine Close ramp:S within the
city! near ST. janesS gate For this purpose,
eefs, sau IN Oinc'r and IN urtictr. it-whcn
Just - c last ua' vas gOin IN, as rtporte the
gazne blew The effect os the explosion was drtlfu-
fhorc who lived n distance tYCi II for an eart,c,,ae for
the doors and windows flew the furniture
down. and the bells set in motion by the pressure Of the air.
rang % tiestlvSs The Kissing OF the balls the
chue WAS 5000 discosred by the balls that fell the t-
more p2rsotthe city, x by tile lamentations The wsun
ID thirl part the city and precisely that iDabi,,,
by the poor class, betWeen6 and 700 houses
81, James and St bartholomew the Chussedam x market
Place. the prsldt, and the diacent street. have parti-
euisry suffered Corps, which from mutlation and dust,
round and ,nNied by the half living, Who with their limbs
crushed, and huwling with ,vIrcdyoring crawl from
beneath the RUNS IhOsS Who had escaped viii, moderate
woid wtre asking or digging, With their faces and hand,
covered with blood (Which the cold made f,Vzs upon thcn)
alter Their friends and thcr property There law still con
vuissd t1c torn members Of human body. mother L.
men;g over three children. whnm she misst, the clnI-
dren found, but of hcn We're alive. Almast
more shocking wns the sight long leading the
country people who came here with little sedges loaded
with wood from Ca.saubSn Ii happened b. market
nnc Twenty OF these poor people lay crushed Under their
horses and oxen, which likewise and und,
their overturned edges. Hound the stump of n nmp post
was horst, whose Zones broken twisted round like
sor ne INSTANCES of almost miraculous escape many.
O'ne persons we're saved merely by the falling beams, &C.
forming Lind oan arch them. The extent of III.
naS may he conceived from the that The.
distance catalogue round the magazine, direction
u riIN as one may SAY, balls bombs, shells, CANISTER
shot, Picccso brick work. c. The number of killed and
wounded u iscen rre AMI four hundred and that os the
houses damaged hundrr and the lus sustain
20 not to b. made good for half million OF dollars. Glass
IS wanting tom.nd tin wows which are almost universal
iy broken. by the pressure of the air.
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TO Clerks or Quay Courts, Snbeii0,' C0tl4s Of
Lar, mud Regsme7itoi Courts IF Emqury
4 LAW that passed at the last Session
Of Assembly requires each Clerk Of the County Courts
and Superior Courts OF Law transmit to the Auditor NJ
the period each year. which they are reqi.
rid by January and JULY lists of fines
behalf OF the Literary Fund.- lists of all claims agast
the allowed by their resp ctive the
six months pressing each and require tie clerk
Of each ke,inenta Court of Enquiry transmit 10 the
Auditor list ofclaim allowed b, their respective courts
within 80 days after their Adjournment This law prohi.
bits the Auditor from paying any claims allowed by tic
SAID courts until he shall have compared il with the list
CURED III be transmitted aforesaid this. therefore
give notice totic Of the clerks aboyeneitioned that
claim of the description herein mentioned will be received
at this Office until the s,sas ort id sia have bsl trans
mitted.
JOHN BURFOOT, Auditor.
March 9. IO12-l
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TIE SUBSCRIBERS

HAVE FOR SALE,
very Handsome ani fnc.toned square Piano Fortes
Eresd DO. by Br0liwOod.
J. RRJD'N.jr. sr
Nm. FfNNE1.
lqr,h 8. gJ.rysT
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Caroliaiqn H4dehendsnce.


HIS Exeeacy Gov: Williams, company with Mr.. Ma
thews, has erected the vicinity OF Soiey R m peasan
village near the Pe-dee Manuiactory for spinning Cotton
Yarn The number of pindes present employed Is tirtc
or four hundred; but the works charging and il
expected thousand spindles upwards will be in mo-
uo IN the courseof the present year. This establishment
SO honorable to the enterprise ofe FOUNDERS, promises
oce 10 hear handsome remuneration of profit which,
IL Is hoped Will eiics'iIse others similar
he chie cause which has hitherto prevented enterprz-
ifs Ho"iie ~ thus channe the apprehened difficulty of
employing succession of workmei where olya singh,
pace OF employment would offer ITSELF Those who may,
IN future adventure IN this way, will End that difficulty par,
taiy Femoyei Should Cotton maintain only lalfs pre-
SEM Prlce hands would be protaby employed in the
hd tan az the spinning whsci COULD wit, advar
Tag, b. exchanged for yarn is almost universally
dOae IN the nelghborhood Of Society Hill The TIME we
trust Is notiar distant, when these spinning machines i,e
Whtncys saw-gns, shall have excluded another great nor.
non oi manual labor from the manufacture OF COMMON
Clothing, and have cheapened wei expedited its ope-
rstiOns. rCoIrrnkfc & 4 gslesr,se ,Jo--b
Just recsf"ed all1 for sale, 9y ne Su6Sc15ers
100 tons Plaster of Paris
ES bbls' clpt Herrings
200 boxes Scotch do.
$50 bbs; CarL1hers's and Ley5prr's best rectified
WhlSAey.
AFLO.3T,
200 bbs corn
.i,id daily ecbecscd 10 receivs,
- 70 bids: prime mOlassts. SHAPARD & WEBB.
TeOFl.'yZo. Gift
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January IS.
NOTICE

No ILE.
A myself and friends. mean, as soon as
posic TO remove from this part Of the country, TO
the State oi Ohio, request the favor oa those who have
claims against bring them in he adjusted and paid
and those who indebted Will hope pay upiu
mc,iiaiely. CHRIS TOPPER MPHERSON.
March s. op-w1w
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AfarAS.
lhlrin IloElll.s Re1r1rd

Ihiriy JJoRdis Re1rardi
VEJtII, be given for delivering to my Ovcrscer,
~ near Cartersyiile, acrro NAN, named
BOB-who ran away biut ne tgth Of last month.
iie' about 20 years " agc. o nederate stature, x
we'll iOrucd-sPeaks tolsfaby quick, aud 70 very
Intelligent | bouplt him hl January las. 10 81 III
mooj, foin Mr. Graves, member d The Assembly
from New-Rcat.
FlRern Uoiksrs will BE- given Tor lodging him in
jail, 50 tat gst bin, again.
RANOOLPH HARRISON.
March s.. iOi--tf
fAEAKEN up by tie Suhscr,rf, 10 Gt.c1lanf
: COunty, iatk-brarn MAIZE, shout iaUr ieet
seven incl,es hieli--scycn years dl-ne eye en-
urey OnL Appraised To- % 'ollar-
j.. W,lIEASANTS.
MFch q. i09-aSW
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-03-20
Extract Of "a letter from Ulan Co55c,t, TO a rem.
fteman ia Piiiiade Pima, dited
90 Rnrr " LIN 1Si6

"BorL2r, Jan. 5, 1916.
" am very happy that you tank l have done
some service to Amercn, and still more to hear of
your animang description OF her prospe ity. IL that
continue, and ii her soas be wise the dcspots, even
now, have done nothing To the final accomplish
ment oil their views. The tate offfcedom vet UNI
known 10 Them and they aeem 10 pe,e.iye II, aud
give signsoi their fear every time that America is
mentioned.
" You who saw England so long ago can form no
dea OF the SORT Of goue'7n,en. that We have now.
The Parliament Of your time thing 10 more
resembling that otths day than Gre, hound resem-
oles iiytns. No man OF any Sense ever feels any
interest IN its proceedings. Tie affairs olthe coun-
try are, however, drawing very fast towards crisis
The wr las left a load behind it far more danger
GUS to The government than any event of mere war
could have been. Peeunisry distress has spread
t"'isternation among all ranks.-Every one has his
remedy, and AZ fear some great and terrible conygl
sions."
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Ter oil the siTcifc7n dr,ffs hea-l frern Lake
Chd,aptail and .Neu- Orieons, the ministers wer,
1s6sceiced but the nation Wac not, and has 40.
been TO this hour.
Is not, then, OF vast Importance that two nations
should kJlese another /? Go To- the commercial
coffee houses ii, London, there files uf Americas
newspapers are kept, and YOU there only such
papers as ate under the iuhu,nce at commercial
men. To read those files one would SUPPOSE the
Uni;sl States to he still colony OF England. The
geohlnt y, who form the strength, and really speak
the Vince o! America, being uuder the b,ak ut net
ihsr government nor iauJloris, have CORRESPOND
eHfS M E!igtna, have no Essrisi .7yegfs TO true
HE o tOv trust or iurbcuaoce. have not the llis-
cs ct arstocracy externally diuncd in their ears and
therefore, have alr play Tor their scnd sense aud
integrity but they send no new spapers aud pam
pldeis 10 Eagand. They perform no part ofthe work
ct eomtnui cUtoi. ais is wholly left 10 the most
powerful 81 the sons oi trade ahd commerce and,
though there are, Without doubt, many of these wio
are true - the interests u their country still the
SreatmiJny must, snd they notoriouSly do, act un.
der the bias o,an OPPOSITE tendency.
Ihiscv, which is really great evil to the whole
world wou'd be ina great measure checked by lie
pan now proposed. Fosa regular aud speedy
communication between the editor o ffhe Register
and an intelligent aud active person in America
communication which would enable that eoito,
IL keep TIE state o! public opinion in America con-
siantiy before the eyes OF the English, and TO make
the Americans acquainted with al, that is passiYy
here, would, aud must defeat, in short time, all
the endeasours ot those whose object il might be- to
give false impressions The interests of mankind
demand, hat the ruth. and the .slole truth and
nothing Bat the truth, with regard to both govern
ment' should be known To the people in both eoui-
ries and II there be a man. who has il in his pow
er To make 1t KNOWN ami who does do it, he ne
elects the performance OF his duty.
1t is with these impressions or my mind, that |
have suggested the pan, and that shall lend the
utmost ot my attention TO The carrying oft into ef-
tcei. he person, or persons going out, will here
alter be named and the mode ut communicating
with the Register through him, them, will b.
pointed out. Nothing appears to to be more
easy ofexecuon; and for my own part, shall
thnka dozen years well spent in aiding the under
taking.
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EaEG FOR Blk k.4iE.N,
ME&f The fine fast sailing Frig HANNAH,
sss42As<s Captain ROBERT HENDERSONJ
now rdy commence loading Rockets, has upwards of
haf OF her cargo engaged, aud viii be dispatched with all
possible speed.
For freight Of about hundred and twenty hog,heads
apply u SMITH& RIDDLE
February %, 95--T
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ind duly erbecsed 10 receivs,
20 bhds prime molasses. SHAPARD & WEBB.
FsJrll9,H %. OF
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-02

Further ertracts from London pa
pers receiUed at the office Of the
Commercial .adDeriiser.
LONDON. Jan. %.
7 We hear that the collections for
|the Waterloo Subscription. uuder
the license Of the Prince Regent and
the authority Of the arcLbishop,
from nearly 1000 parishes Of Ing.
land and Wales, amounts to the un.
,reeedented sum of about enc bun.
|ired and forty thousand pounds. Oar
leaders will reflect with pleasure on
|this day, on this gene GUS contribu.
zion Of . grateful and admsring pee
pie.
In a gentlemau's garden in Ar.
msgh, a single whole potatoe wI.;ch
lad ben planted in a portion Of
ground appropriated TO Itself, and
repeatedly moulded with rich fresh
earth IS il grew. has extended tho
various stems and l-ayes which il
had iuxuriantly pred ce,I, so very
widely that they now cover ninety.
six SPARE feet Of sup fees. They
are still in full growt and arc dai.
|iy eAtadiag in every rectioD, aud
|sugmeiting in bulk,
AT alaie 1.-THE dinner ia the city
lot Duslam, the pleasure of the fes.
tive bard met with rather tragic.
comic interruption. A carpenter
who lid supplied the landlord with
"a quality Of pine boards to form
seats tr bis guests, appeared when
they we're making merry TO demand
past 0 his property for the purpose
of cohesting il TITO 2 cofiin, for a
poor back smith, whose bellows had
just cesed to blow. Thus The liy.
ing wire disturbed by a message
from BE dead!
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-02
IMPERIAL UKAsE.
Ukassof his Maiestu tie Empero,

Ukasscf his Mqjesty the Emperor
to the Senatc.
Bein returned, after . happy con.
'clusio ofthe external fairs Of Ea.
rope. o the empire which Sod has
|entrued to us, we have heeu H.
forme by several complaints asd
repor', Of the following eircum.
|stanc,:
TIT religious order Of the Jesu.
its ofhe Roman catholic ehurc b has
been polished by a bun OF the pope.
In Consequence Of this measure. the
JesuiI were expelled not only from
the sites Of the church, but from
|ali otter countries they were not
lpcFnted to remain any where -
Russi alone, const n.ly guided
10y sediments Of humanity and ;ole-
lratioI retained them in her terrific
!ry, eve them an asylum, and insu-
red tenn tranquility under Der pow
Ierfabreseetion: She did not oppose
ANY sstacle to the free exercise Of
|theirworship /; she did not deter
themfrom it either by force, Icy
lqersusiau, or seduction but in re-
turn he thought she might expect
eromthem fidelity and attachment,
and ,iIi,y. 10 this hope they were
permitted to devote themselves 10
che aucatien aud instruction Of
IyoutI Fathers and mstheFs in-
ltrustd to them their children With
|out FIR, to teach them the sciences
and & form their banners. it 10
now lroved that they have net tul'
tfiiiedtIe duties imposed on then,
That hey have not Kept themselves
in tht humility, which theChlis'7an
lrefig,n commands, 9 instead Of re-
maiDg quiet inhabitants in a foreign
eounfy. they have endeavored 10
ltroule the Greek religion, which,
groa the remoiest times, has been
the ,edominant religion Of the en-.
Ipire' and on which, as on On IN
movable rock. repose the trarqui'
I,ity nd the happiness ofthe cations
suhice to our sceplre ; they have
turnd aside from our worship young
Deete who bad bee n eairusted 10
Them and some women Of weak alf
incosiderste minds. sad haSe dravO
then, to elleir chli
Tdinduce man to adjure the isi'a
of hi ancestors--to extlnguish IN fl''
the pve of those wAe profess the SAM
wors,ip-to render him stranger ,oI
his cnntry-to SOW diseord and aidlSos
ty ii famiiies-to detach the bie a..
from.he brother, the son from The i's'.,
and The daughter from the Motto ~
eycit. divisions among the childrei o. "
same rlurch-is tAat the voice and ".
of CD. and his divine Son Jesus Csf's
cur Saviour, who she'd eor us his NO.
pure Hood $ that we might live Esae
Iul anl Tranquil life, mall sort OF ps%
and honesty 20 After such acrloas'
are nolonger surprised that the oroe 1
these monks has bean removed from
countries, and no where tolerated. ..na
fact. what state can suffer in its o0',p
/ .ose who sp. eau in itbats ard d'.or~ n,s
Constantly occupied in watcmns ,si
The welfare Of our faithful Subjects IN
considering it as a wise and sac'ss 3 's.f
10 stop the evil in its o.igia the. -.
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Public Sale.

Public Sale.
will be added to next Tuesdays sales
at the Yendue Store,
"A great variety Of Lisbon Straw Car
nets OF different sizes and various pat
terms, and variety Of fsot mats.
ALSO,
"A variety Of new mahogany furniture
consisting of side boards, secretaries
bureaus, desks, &c.
p. G. Marsteller.
March CO.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-02
Valuable Rro erty for Sale,
On Eberal tetms, which viii be made
fr-,l>..--, -, ~ a 4 g .,nln (

u
On ';berai farms, which viii be made
known Ola the dav Of sale.
NyslE Subscriber being desirous q
siesins his business. intends sell
ling at public auction, on the first day
of April at 10 o'clock, A. NJ. and to
continue from day TO day until the whole
is so,d--six large and commodious BRICK
dwelling Houses. sitnated on Washing
ton-street. This property IS Vel puiit
and Of good materials and suitable to ae-
commodate gerteel families.
1897 Acres Of LAND. lying on
James River very heavy timbcfedy with
. mill seat on it. aDd convenient TO a
saw and merchant mill, about 80 acres
of land, being part Of the Clannen tract
in Mssonss Neck lot OF ground front
inc Keith's wharf, covered with sand ;
a,ouantity Of Union Bank Stock, and
nv entire stock Of Dry Goods consisting
or q large and general assortment
Jonathan -sehoJeid.
March s5
Gr The above sale viii COM
nence With the real estate.
Griffith s 6rasCnsr.
3 Msssb s7I
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Public Sale.

THIS DAY, the S0th instant, at lo
o'clock in the forenoon, will be sold al
public auction, upen the premises,
A Piece or parcel of ground. situate al
IL the intersection OF Princess and
Fairfax streets in the town of Aiexan,
dria, extending IS feet on the first, and
154 feet on the last mentioned street, to
be laid off ia lots to SUIT purchasers.
.ara Immediately thereafter,
A lot Of ground, handsomely improy-
Ell, situate at West End. adjoining ths
property of Mr.. John Lonsden. and
containing one acre and three quarters
Of an acre. Terms viii be accommodate
ing, and made known at the time and
place of sale.
4. c. Weightman.
March so
N. 9. The sale Of .1e above pro
persy is postponed ,iil lhussdaY the
4th inst. April
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Pubic Sale.

On Thursday nert, will he sold, Oh the
premises.
a HOUSE and Lot Of Ground, stu.
~ ated on the south side of Prince
street. between Alfred and Columbus,
streets. Terms, &C. made known at the
place Of sale.
p. G. Marsteller.
March 20
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Public Sale.

On Tuesday next, viii be sold at the
Vendue Store,
A Fishing Seine, eighty fathoms II
~ length, with a sufficient quantlt,,
Of good having rope, and second hano
:. p. 6. Marsielier.
March 90
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Cargo of scEir. sasan froa cayanne
AT AUCTION.

On THURSDAY the 4th April, vii
be sold at our warehouse, on fer,
wharf, the entire cargo OF schr. Susan
from Cayanne, viz.
SIS hhds. Molasses
so casks Roco, $4,000 Us.
6bhGs. Cocoa, 5000 lbs.
II bb!s. do.
casks Balsam Copeva
Q sacks soft sheiled Almonds
Ghfls. sugar
Sale to commence at II o'clock.
MALLORY q WATTS, .auct'rs.
Georgetown, April I. dts
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CONGRESS.
in SENATE. --.Narch 49,

The Senate were principally cccu-
pied this day on the Bank Bill Va
.ious amendments were proposed 20
The details of the bill, not Involving
the principle of the bill, on which
much discussion took place.
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On TUESDAY next, the I'd instant.
will be sold, at the vendue Store
supsrspe and second broadcloths and
cassimeres ..
hnperial cords, tiannels, bombazetts
sattins, levantines, and Virginia SILKS
Cambsie;; leno and jaconet and fancy
muslins
Canton grapes
Ca!icoes, dimities, cotton shlrnnSs
Domestic cottons :.
t;inghams, Madras handkerchlefs
Love ribbons, sewing silks, cottonS
and threads, &c.
P. G.. Marsteller
AnriI
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COFFEE.
Nov 90

we have now in storefor sale.
500 bags prime Geneive coffee,
az puncheons Antigua and Demera-
ia rum.
100 crates nueen's ware,
6s hhds. molasses,
"A casks London brown stout
u casks cheese
IL boxes 10 by l2 window glass
10 boxss clayed sugars
100 boxes segars
IS packages German and oliesla
81 nipes choice cognac brandy
Gen. Marioa's Cargo,
so barrels prime pork, Alexandra
inspection
,54 hhds. tobacco stems
A complete suit Of sails, rigging and
apparel, for a vessel OF 100 tons, nearly
new.
adams, Herbert and Co.
Nov Is
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GERMAN GOODS.
Charles y Crtlett

Charles 1 Crttet
gTAs received per the ship Orion, d.
& rect from Hamburg, aud offers ieF
saIe.the following Goods. VIZ.
SEQ boxes Glass Ware,
Consisting Of looking glass plates, de-
eauters. tumblers, VINE glasses. donbft
lint and gilt edged, window glass, &C.
200 bales llnen,
Consisting Of PIatillas. Britannias
Estopilias. Rouans, Ch"lets, Creas. Las.
tadoes. Dowlas, Hessiaus. Sail Cloth
White Sail, stout he'npen iickienourgs
t,snaburgs, Burlaps &c.
Swedish and Russian iron
Brass kettles,
White and red lead,
Scythes,
Copper pots and tea kettles,
Straw knives,
Brass wire,
Qniils,
Liquor cases,
Fruit baskets,
Casks Of steel Of a superior quality
Mantle ornaments,
1000 demiiolins.
Apothecarles' glasses.
Furniture, bottles anil heads, &c.
All Of which will De sold on as geat
farms as they can be purchased in Tx
iUmtea states.
Nov 81
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John G Laid & CO

John u Laid 81 CO
HAVE FOR SALE.
Eight Chests and T1senty BoIe'
YOUNG HYoON lea.
Strip Packet, Cargo
2 barrels Spanish Indigo
s boxes white Havana sugar
- tons bar Iron
10 quarter casks Sherry WINE
10 boxes fresh Lisbon LemmOns
200 casks r. T. Lime
90 barrels Cider
40 bar els tanners Oil
40 bolts Russia Duck
90 do Ravens Pack
40 barrels and boxes rers Shoes
q / bale Russia Sheeting
900 tons plaster Paris
900 bushels Liverpool coarse salt
10 pipes Holland GiR
$3.50 barrels beet
90 wards tow and tow linen cloth
5 tons sheathing Paper
& cases mems fine Hats
december j.
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Plaster Land for Sale.

FFS,lE subscriber offers for sale. a
4 Farm, in the County Of Fauquier,
aed state of Virginia, containing $50 A.
ores, one third of which is of the strong
est quality, and covered with heavy
growth Of red oak aud mckory-I'he re-
s;dae. (beiag cleared land, is in goo'l
heart, two thirds of it having, been
laid down in red clover, and no tract
in the state has afforded higher eyltien-
ces of It's adoption to the plaster OF "a
ris.--There is, on this tract, and at the
confluence of the two never failing
streams Of Broad and Mill Runs, a
; scite for Merchant Mill, with tall
OF Is feet, surrounded By every nate
rial for building. and BY the side of a
we'll built Saw Mill, recently erected.
A law has passed for turnpike roa.l
which will PASS by ar near this scite.
For the above property, will take
the moderate price OF % dOllars per n
ere. with a reasonable allowance, for the
water advantages.
THOMAS TURNER.
Near Haymarket Post-o Office, Va,
Sertsmher 90.
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David Peabody

Has received, in addition TO TIE Goods
ncntieae,i in his last advertisement,
] hale carfetlags
NenetsaH starr cafnet
LADIES' S'er.no net vests
Ladies ,in1en fcecy eaafs .
Elegant merim sllawls aad hall
bandserchiefS
Dan,a,k silk shaw's
Black anil white Grape
Russia diaper
India cottons. cotton cheeks
.:oweis, silk aud cotton umbrellas,
At the.store two doors below the Me-
ehanics Bank.
Jan y. II