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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-08-24
Richmond. August Is. 1916.
4 RSCONDEO from this mace. ON The

~ night uf the PRESENT. instant two men, named REu-
ZEN and SAMUEL BENiS, (by trade Stone Cutters y
These beong Boson-11,ry went oE pretty
sersbiy indebted their Boarding HcuSss--nd
rie FROM the Landlord Dog, value nferisr To
REUBEN BE MS, tr'in correct Information now be-
longs the unte, Satc nnvy-hc escaped from Boston
xfter he public and each iniv;du
I'll kerchy cautiost aust the deception ct those
vretches. Reuben Bcinls woroifa white hat; end WIN
ter sailors jacket--hs language very broken
SAMUEL BEiifS, wore Oh Ios,ud summer Coat stri-
ped with yellow ana white. his ,osrs the same, and has
The detectors Of those villains VII - psr,ea-
in>ce, by dis,rateng few liHes (Iy naD the
Subscriber Richmond, who wall spcii, pursue 'fH.
DANIEL ~. N f1E.S.
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2ODOLLARS

~ UNAWAY from the Subscriber, on the i4th
& Z OF May last, Negro Man named J-LE.4-
'>.1JNl-heis about twenty-five or three years
OF age, about FIVE feet or inches high. wen
made, round face and narrow chin he has down
leos whea spoken 20, II lis eye cs;e!t nla.e-
diaiely falls and be soGn,is ,le words basket path
and braacs, very hroSd, as baasskctt, &c. lie Is
as blseS as common-ie has worked at the Car
peGtcrs business for tie ass three years, aud IS
very good sawyer. He was raised by Aaron Vas
kins OF PowAntar, and sold to William Watkins.
OF whom purchased him there is no visible scar
recoileeted. ~
will give the above reward If delivered to me
at my house, or half la, if secured in any
jail so that get hun agsn.
1t you get him him well, as he has been
once taken and made his escape.
Ma. CaENsHAw.
PdinsUiEe .gnne2;a. ,
.4ngAst H. 1916 29 &.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-08-24

n-fs The ENQUIRER is published twice week, gene
raiy and tire, times week during the session 9th Se
IeisLgre-pce, the heretofore. fse De.iGrs Per
s,nun, payahe an advance Notes of Chartered Banks
olyJ -;ii BE received payment. The Editor Will guar
au.e safety of reuF ta by matt, tbs postage ol all
Letters b-ing paid by the writer's.
= No papers will We discontinued, lit AZ the discretion
of The Ediior.l ui,,il all have beer paid
a. Whoever viii guarantee the payment Of nire pa
pers shall receive tenth gratis.
TERMS or ADVERTISING.
~ One s7aae-fSr Insertion, IS ee'as-crh continuance,
SO
No Arerfisssten, inserted until hGs cider been paid fer,
Gssioea ~ same Person IN tiS city or is eitiroH'.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-08-24
IMPORTANT MEAsuRE-

BY private letters from Paris, we learn.
that somewhat singular report prevails
there respecting the late negotiations be-
tween the Courts of Spain and Portugal.
The Court of Brazis. it is said, proposes TO
cede all the Portuguese territory in Europe
to the Crown of Spain. in exchange for a
large part of the Spanish South American
possessions. With the view, as is suppo-
sed, of conquering these latter from the
insurgents. either as principal, or as an al
ly, most OF the Portuguese troops have been
drawn from Lisbon t. the Brazils. Buenos
Ayres is certainly unable to hold out long
az inst any powerful al.ack and, on tie
other hand, however indisposed the nhab,
ltants OF Portugal may be to submit to the
Spanish yoke, 1t dos not appear that they
possess ang means of RI sis,ance in the 49,
sence of their soid,cry. We know not viii t
foundation there may be for these specula-
tons. French politicians are never easy
without discovering or fsucying that they
have discovered, some deep Intrigue but.
IT any maneuvres of this sort are really
gong on, it would be desirable that our in
iiucnce at the Court of tn Brazi.s should
b q little better supported than It has been
OF late. We believe there is no Brit sh
miGister of any rank there at present.
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NOrICE.
Is Nsw-EEST CoUNTv CoUnT, Z

IL Ngw-EEST COUNTv CoUnT,
july H.. 1876. )
TITS ORDERED, that Ore Clerk do adver-
tse in two Of the papers printed in the City Of Rich
mond, that Proposals will be received until Tie 2nd
THURSDAY in September next, for taking an accu-
rate CHART or survey Of this county. agreeable
10 an act Of the General Assembly Of Virginia,
passed tie 9th lay Of February last, entitled,
=" An act 10 provide an accurate Chart u each
county, and a General Map Of the Territory OF
this Commonwealth d"
Copy. Teste,
r. DANDRIDGE, c. c.
. J1ilg II. 2O-tS
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GOLDEN ANVIL!!!

WILLLHM J. COLE e. Co.
AT THE SIGN OF TIE GOLDEN ANVIL,
BEAYE Just Received, by The Brig William aud
Ezra, from Liverpool, a Handsome Assort-
meat of irohi'aonSery, Cutlery, Sc.--Niz:
Bkacksnith's Tools cen8isfingof
Anvils, Bellows, Vices, Hammers AMI Screw
plates.
Locks of al descriptions
Screws, Brsds, Nails and lacks
Bell-metal Kettles;
Carpenter Measuring Lines;
Window Glass, S X 1913 y II, & 10 X12;
a general assortment Of Flies Sc Castings.
CUTLERY.
Pen and Pocket Knives, Knives and Forks;
Razors, Scissors Chsels, Primers, Gouges;
Drawing Knives * ADJ s.
FANCY GOODS.
Ladies' and Gentemen's eleg at Dressing Ca
ses and Dressing Glasses
A handsome assortment OF Fesosrss aad w al
ters
Silver SPEcT.qoLES, with extra glasses,
to suit all ages
Silver Thiuibles
An assortment OF WRlPS i---consisting Of
switch, crop. gig: and outrage;
We've Wire, ,or Wheat Sleeves,
Wire Meal and Cookie Siiters, &c. &c. sc.
Which viii be sold on the most nodatins
terms.
N. b. he are in daily expectation ojfreceiziag
large and general assortment Of CARP EN-
I'ERS' Planes.
August 81. 3O-fm
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ION SALN.

"a " OF Flu.nnra, the waters OF tle Big Byrd Creek
containing by late survey, TWO HUNDRED AND
WENIf-SE|IsN ACRES, and is the land purchased
by Rranhn " Bbb of John RagiaId adjoining he lands
of Dasid Shepherd Captain Eutchns Barnet and others
about ;,ronrds oft cleared and in guud cua;utNeii-
httle trouble and expenee be converted into hand
some nesiu~sOn the Land good Dwelling, and other
neesssary out-inuses--aiso, barn. and very firm
young Apple Orchard, and in every respect, we'll waered
and IS surrounded by number Of respectable Cizens
about eleven nnts fom the OF Coumia and three
miles from Major William Pride, the three notche
read.
presumed those inclined purchase viii first view the
pfemisrS.
Mr.. Jesse Furbush who lives the land viii sfcw it to
person wishing purehae-i,d the made Known
by application tn Mr.. Peter H. johnson living n Coiur.
ha. the Subscriber residing la the upper end Of Louisa
County. LUDLOW BltAAiHAM.
July 81. 24-sw
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OF the United States. The whole OF this
Balance has been since reduced 70 an az
mount within 10000 dollars. witch will
be discharged within the psriois fixed by
w.
10 De continued.
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SamueL Hohmgsworsh e Sons,
M. 50 County Wharf, Baltimore,
Il lately received and daily

= II I'tNtV TICCINCN, anu tIdIty 2
peel, further supply OF COLOGNE MILL
STONES, oftfe different dimensions from five feet down
totwcnty two INCHES 'luneierBOLTING CLOTHS OF the
They haUe .fiso,
Ab't 40 tons well assorted fiat, square and round i'm
ported BAR
Hoops and Nail Rods
y large and complete assortment of American Iron,
consisting of plough monlds. Tyre Iron, and
GRIND STONES.
or'ers received for any OF the above DESCRIBED gnois
vine carefully executed and forwarded by the direct
routes.
luly %. es-ans
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AOTICK

NOTICK.
A PETITION will be presented ~ the
next General Assembly for TIE passage Of law, tn a.
thorze The OF ming hasieatn on he sunh side of
James River, trgn Westl'sul ~ Rockets
August u. so--ue,x
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FRESH GOODS.

TtTHE Subscribers are receiving large
ani general assortment OF Staple and Fancy Goods,
selected ron the latest inpOst,ions, which they
he to seilat unusually low prices wholesale and retail
ROBERT NELSON Y Co.
mn 3. loft
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THE SUBSCRIBER

TgTEO practises law in the Courts hol
w den in this City, and in the Counties uf King vii
liam ard New-Hert, has established h Office ia Hai1iss
B..iding, Immediately oy,r tia' of The Enquirer.
HERBERT a. CLAIBORNE.
.4Ha. ci. S1-f:
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JUST RECEIVED--


g H %SGs. N ear6 o osss SUGAR,
5000 lbs. Prime Green Coffee
l.. +. Madeiral
Sherry
20 casks Caret Wine, and
SO boxes Goshen Cheese.
IN STORE.
Prime New-OrIeans Sugar, in hhds. and
barrels
s 3,, P 5o3. : COFFEE
Loaf Sugar, in barrels
il%ps'i% and rEAs-st.s'. cargo
Young Hyson)
Cogniac Brandy-5th proof
S Nissss.s Island & RUM.
And Best HAVANA Retailing Molasses-
For Sale, on the most reasonable terms, at our
store, fronting the lower end the Basin.
WIZ. p. SMITH & Co.
August 8. 25-wtf
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LAND AND NEGROES
EnD VIT y

y5vHE Tract Of Ldnd, Wherein now reside, in
1 the County Of Nelson, will lie sold to the
highest bidder, at public auction, on the % dav of
September next, the sale 10 take place on the
premises. IL contains, By recent survey, nine
hundred and sixty -One acres, Of which, about two
hundrcd and fifty are cleared and in good tilth-
There are two fields it now ia red clover, 10
which the soil has been found particularly adapted
and the beneficial operation Of PiSister Of Paris up
on it, has been strikingly evinced. The greater
part OF that which is still in wood is excellent To-
haecO Land, and lies well as any Issd IN Virgin
ia. 1t is about four miles from Nelson Courthouse,
aud seven from the junction Of fye with James
River. The Improvements consist Of very good
dwelling house, with all the necessary houses ap-
pertaining to it, and large and new barn. win
also sell on The same day, and at the same place,
I'1oefue Or Fifteen LIKELY NEG ROES, consist.
ing Of men, women, and children.
The terms viii be accommodating, aud made
known on the day Of sale.
LYNDON C.. RTVES.
.Iuiv ". 2O-tds
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RRIrIsTI COINS.

81 ndafd silver is now s. O5d per or. or
COS cd per Id. BY the new coinage iii
government are to issue silver 1T Gss pr
10 or SIS odabovc the present prize SUN
more than sufficient 10 tempt the cupidity
OF the Corners This wise measure, how
ever, IS to be attended with declaration
that god IS the sole standard measure Of
value. 1t seems to be supposed that the
cnunciating an abstract proposition, which
IN the present state OF things nobody eau
possibly make sense of, will have some ma
gical effect in altering the intrinsic value
oil the precious metals. Tie proposition,
however. is likely to be UoC e. 6reiergq nj
hH-ior it IS little extraordinary that the
OBJ Ct OF the act Gxng this new standard
IS rot to supply us with perfect gold coin
age but with a degraded silver one.
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August
NOTICE.

A PETITION viii be presented to the next Lee
n eisiatnre, praying change in the periods now
prescribed by law tor holding the Williamsburg
Chsncery District Court, so as 20 make the terms
OF that Court commence the Isl day OF June
anil the 20th day of October, in each year.
.5ugUSt 3. 25-,V37,
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MAYO & FRAYSER.

tT.so 6oorS 6clow Me Farmers Bank of Vir-
,einid,l
EEAVE JUST RECEIVED from New
Z 4 York, fresh supply of the genuine FAMILY ME-
which they will sell atthe NewYok prices. They being
appointed sole agents for Vending the above valuable d.
zines In this City, purchasers need he untr pppse-
hension OF having other tmn genuine Mechanics sold
then.
They have received handsome assortment OF
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
Yi---plainand ivory mounted b & c Ciarionetts
tain,iyory mounted and Patent Flutes.
The GengEemGn'S amusement.
select collection of songs ehe hornpipes c ec
preriy adapted for the flute, 1cln and patent Rageoiet
which they will sell low.
.dtso, hare recsiDed
a handsome assortment of LONDON MUSIC, for
the Harp and Piano FOrte-Of which many are very
THe7 ALSO HAZE ON HIND.
few Copies nj the late Acts of the General Assembly
Likewise, the first ans second volumes Of the REVISED
CODE, neatly bound.
Books and Stationary
WIZ be sold, ON low terms particularly by the quantity.
bOCkBlNDiNG aarried on Ia all its various branches,
usual
corstnitly Kept hand general assortment of Plank
Books aiai sizes and patterns ofFung paper and work.
inahic, warranted TO b. good in the line Of blank books.
Orders from Town ari Country thankfully received, and
JUST REcETVED.
PAPER.
.9lig. 81. SO-3t
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LAND FOR SdLE!.

I'd Y Virtue OF a decree al the Court ofthe Uni
) > ted States for the fifth Cirsdit and Virginia
District will he sold, Public AuciiOn. INQUIRIES
Tavern, IN the town of Wncester tie 18th day of Au
gust next nfar otherw the fair day the following
TRACTS OF LAND, belonging ~ Robert Means, dee u,
viz:
THREE TRACTS. in the County of Fre,ericl--oneo of
them containing $40 IL another s77 acres and the
third as acres.
SIX TRACES in the County of Hardy-one of them
CONTAINING 20o67 acres, less and situated the
east sic OF the south branch of Potowmae, including
te head otthe townof Fort Run and Fuckers EG:i,
'esS Ot sand south branch o Potowmacl. and the head OF
North River. branch of Great Cacapeon Aud four of
upsn Waits Run, branch of Great CacIFeon continuing
SEQ each.
The Sales will co twelve O'clock and will he ON
credit oftweve months e.chGiJ ftlie purchase
70 give bond and security aud deed OF upon the
isiidsto secure tie payment Of the purchase money.
DANIEL. CALL,
E.1ecHs0r Of he last 7giH
and festraenf u Ro,eIt
Aie0ss deceased
July "a. 22-uis
CT The Ettor orthe Wnchester Gazette is requested
To publish the above unit, the day sale, transmit his
account 10 the Subscriber, in liieinond, for payment
DANIEL CALL.
Z n pursuance OF a deed o. trust TO the subscriber
i from Christopher Mcphersnn, dated the q st
day ofJa!y and duy recorded in the Huing Ccurt
Tor the City Of Riemon for the purpose of securing the
payments Ofcerain debts therein mentioned Will be expo
std 20 sae.a Public Auction tor ready money the
nises on The 23d day of August that part Of IA. Lot
dividing pae in which the said Christopher M'Piryson
lived, or much thereof will BE- sufficient pay the
said debts. WNI. HAY Trtt,fee
.,;'ly u. 22-tds
Mrs: aePesOn, in the of her surviving her
band.
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paid into the Treasury. and about per
cent. on the amount received.
The assessment of the real estate and
slaves, generally commenced in the month
OF February, and was, in most Of the dis
tricts, accomplished within period Of six
months. 1t is doubted whether the fiscal
annals of any nation exhibit the perform
ance of such complicated operation with
IN shorter period, and it is the more me-.
mcrable from the fact, that the only gem
erai assessment, ever before made in the
United States, which was directed in the
administration of Mr.. Adams, occupied Sc
veral years.
The collection Of the tax of three milf
ons, was Immediately consequent to the as.
ssssment OF the whole amount, the states
of New~Jersey, Pennsylvania, Virginia,
South-Carolina, Georgia, Ohio, and Ken
lucky, assumed their respective quotas,
and punctually, with the deduction of Is
per centum allowed by law, paid them.-
Tn" aggre gate of these quotas amounted to
1,563,290 dollars, leaving to be collected
from individuals, the sum Of ,6S6. 200 dol
lars.
OF this last amount there
WAS received in the year
1914, the sum of ,25S, $40
dollars Of which there was
paid to the Treasurer S1.OoO.84s
And the expenses of collcc-
ton were IS COG
Total paid into the Treasu,
ry 1.166. 844
The whole expenses Of collection being
| 6 10 per cent. on the amount paid into the
Treasury, and 6 per cent. on the amount
| received.
Combining the direct tax and duties, the
whole amount paid into the Treasury du-
ring the year 1914, independently Of the
quotas Of the assuming states, was 3,078 853
dollars, and the expenses Of collection 224,-
937 s, being about seven and a quarter per
cent.
On the 28th Of Nov. 1915. it appears.
| there remained to be collected, s 56.761,
| near one half Of which was due by Louisi-
ana, in which the assessment was much
protract-d, from the difficulty Of obtaining
officers for the compensaiious allowed by
law the balance consisted principally Of
taxes on non -residentproperty tor the paw
uient Of VIII ch farther time is allowed,
than for taxes on the property Of individ-
uals, and on property purchased On behalf
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CONFEDERATION

or THE BATTLE or WATERLOO, Ar
EDINBURGH. -
On the anniversary Of the batLss S.
terloo. about 200 noblemen sn &
cined 10 the George street a 9,
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passed directing an assessment to be made
or the real estate x slaves of the United
States, the operations under which were
not to commence until the LIST OF Feb. fol-
lowing.
On the Cd of Aug. 1915, an act was pas
sed imposing a direct tax OH the real es-
tate and slaves SO assessed, of millions OF
dollars.
On the 24sh of July, 1918, the Office of
commissioner OF the revenue, on which the
superintendance CT the collection OF the re
venue was deyoived, was established.
Before the system could be carried into
effect, It became necessary IL organize
one hundred and ninesy-nine districts in
tie United States, by appointing in each a
collector and principal assessor, and Civ
ing them their necessary Instructions and
by the appointment by these officers of lie
requisite number of assistants.
This organization was seasonably effect
ed, and the collection of the internal du-'
ties went fully into effect on the appointed
day.
How far this system has succeeded, the
following results will show
1. Vfe7v ofthe collection offhe Direct Tar
AID intcrsaL Duties for the year 1914
The secretary of the treasury, had com
puted, that of these duties, there would ac-
cruz, In the first year, the amount of two
millions. Instead of this amount there ac-
tually accrued above three millions two
hundred thousand dollars.
This aggregate sum was drawn from The
following duties
From Stills S1.691. OS7
Carriages 225, l7e
Retailers 7S7 Cos
Sales at Auction 1874, 629
Refined Sugar 1850
Stamps 41O.5i6
Interest and penalties 3,S45
S.273,9go
Refunded or RENTED 1873
5000, Joy
OF this amount. there was received by
the Collectors, during the year 1914, 8 D.
0s3.2lS, the balance consisted principally
of bonded duties not payable within the
year.
OF the sum received by the collectors in
the year 1871
There was paid to the Trea-
surer S1762, OO3
And the expenses Of collec-
ton we're 14s,e91
Total paid into TIE Treaso-
ny 1.91o.e94
Leaving in the hands Of the
Collectors 1924
The expenses of collection consisted of
the following items:
Contingent expenses, such
IS books, stationary, no.
tees, &c. S17,147
Measuring stills, an expense
almost exclusively incident
to the commencement of
the system 1854
Commission and extra al
lowance by the President 1880
The whole expenses of COL
lection 1895
-
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burr mn Stone Mqnnactory.

FAN1E Subscriber respectfully informs the
public, that he has just received direct from france,
large quantity OF prime Burr Blocks Ofa superior quality
20 sny hitherto imported to this place. and having been
Ssg int1 bness upwards Ut fifteen yeer,. TIC fattcs
himself srom his long knowledge of the trade, and the ap-
pr9'tiop which he's work has hitherto with, Uat le
VIII be able 70 manufacture Min Stones. reasonable
rms rs those imported from the North and warrant them
q perform veil.
ne has opened Shop on the 10Th Street. nearly oppo
sue 70 te Old City Tavern, where Gentlemen invited
70 call.
NATHANIEL f,ffTE q On.
Jpe IS. 1i-tf
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THE SUBSCRIBER


"ISHE'S 70 sell his Plantation in tie
county Of Powhatsn. lying the If Joness
Creek and boufde. by the lands OF Col. WIN. bentley,
from Richmond. frn the eour,-house. and from
HciiTnoad. Itesiinmtliate, in te nribvrood Of
raj aeturing mills and the POrAaT Pits
~iei affords guod market, for grain, c The tract by
late survey, contains acres. much the proper
don OF which woods, which heavily timbcrd
scred mrs, rate Tobacco Laa. The creek running thro
Il, makes about 60 of meadow land which, with sn,n
e>pence, would produce abundance hay. improve
rents on the land consist OF conilar bic dwelling house.
smoke house, barn, stable and ce-souse.
Amy persons wishing view the lands. nj any time
be sheVi the same, by Col VIM Bentley NJ John Slead
ami the terms made known hy application oie subscriber
h'ii,S an isiehinulid. JOHN L. PLEASAN1'S.
-3pra 20. Il9-ff
YdLUABLE JANES RlVER LIND FOX S.ILE:
& IN Tuesday, the 18th day Of Septem-
premises. the Tract OF LIND. i'll Cioocland County,
heio Hg 10 the Of Samuel Toolso deceased, agree
AMY To tie last Will and testament col the deceased This
tract contains sci 81 acres by recent survey 81 u OF
4io IL acres consist of high land wei adapted the grow
ing ot Corn, Wheat and Tobacco; loo oil which III
woods, very well tbere with oak. hickory, &c The inn
prOeemeHtS dwelling kitchen. stable.
with eAcsien ap lie and peach orchard. The land lies
upon James River, 20 miles above Richmond, upon the
Main Stage Road Charlottesville and adjoining the
Court House tract, HOW owned by Capt Benjamin An
derScn.
The liberty wheat will he given the purchaser ;
but entire possession be given until the growing
crop is c,, which will take place before the LIST of
Terms Of sGle-one half cash, the balance in twelve
months 10 be Secred BY deed of upon the property
Mr Robert Peasants, vino lives upon the land viii sew
to any person who may wish TO purchase.
HTLLI.4M MILLER,
WARNER LEWIS. s ID 0'''
.9ucHSt 8. 25-l9t-
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GAMUEL JORDAN BLAIIs-Daving purcha-
- sed an interest in the concern Of Carter ~.
nfew x Co. the buHEcss will in future be conduct
ca under the firm Of Dre.o q Biair
Carter IL Drew,
Samuel j. BAR.
Augns, Il. SOIs
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20 DOLLARS REWARD.

.4ncMst 8.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-12-03
Exchange Office, Georgetown

=
r WILL give the highest premium N, Tor
Mats at Sight, and Bank Notes, on
=. a ALLOWING Allow places, viz,
me R ,v New York, Phlladelphia' BAL a.
.;m pS Virginia, North Carolina, SCUM! =.
G Gn"1;aa and Georgia. will also give
"a SisSsst premium for Drafts on New
ias ans. Treasury Notes and Specie.
o1A AL kinds Of Western Bank Notes
OOu ~ t md Of Stocks and Bills OF Ex-
anee bought and sold.
S Nsses. Drafts, and Interest collected
and RENTED for small commission.
' I'D Persons travelling to any part o.
ms Tinted States mar be supplied win
'Si S- Please teenquire at my Exchange
and Brokers' Office, Bridge-street' GEO.
10''A' Romulus Riggs.
If