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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-07
Mii!erS Z Farmers Attend.

q N pursuance of decree of the hons
y the Chancellor of Mary land, | will
sell at public auction, in Rscatacoy. on
Saturday, the 18th day of May next, all
the Real Estate of Jn9son III. C!aggett,
Esquire, late Of PRICE Georges Copn-
|ty, deceased. This estate consists Of
halt uiil and 1T Of ground of about 90
acres, and an adjoining farm containing
about $50 or 400 acres.
The mill FROM the constancy Of its
stream aud cortiguity to market, being
ABOUT one and half miles from Piscata-
way, from whence there is water car
rage, and seven miles from Alexandria,
is truly valuable to any peron wishing to
engage capital in that line. Grain in
abundance can be had in the neighbor:
hood-two pair Of stones, one of burr
and one for country work, are at present
runnins-bnt important improvements
might easily be made as the house is
large. The land is fertile and capable
of great Improvement by the use of :olais-
ter or glover. The whole property will
be sold clear and unencumbered witK
the widows dover. The mill and farm
will be offered separately.
The terms of sale are that the pureha-
ser shall give bond with approved secu..
rity on interest from the day Of sale
and payable in one and two years.
Sale to begin at IL o'clock.
Thomas yNRrdetl, Trusteo:
april IS dSwA,
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Ee:rac, Of latter from ST. Petersburg
E..ssia.

" The prices at this market, for Rus
sian commodities, are kept up, by a COM
of the foreign and native specu-
lators /; this ,.anoeuvre, is restored to
from the circumstances, that American
vessels have too loag voyage toperform
to adn,it of much delay in taking in their
to cuunteract the plans Of these
mercantile sharpers, it will be necessary
mat you adopt the London mode of pur-
chasing our productions during the dull
months OF November and December,
when the native merchants yetire into
the country, and prefer sacrifice, "a
ther than leave their goods behind TN
,o!d.
The Russian government, on the 18th
Of Jan. published manifesto to its SAT-
iects, con- aiming recapitulation OF the
remarkable events of the late war, which
is described as IAN evil prepared in the
lowest pit of hell''--'s moral monster
generated by vice, which, taking root in
the hearts of men fallen OFF from God;
fed with the milk OF error, and evolved
in the mystery Of deceit and ialsehood,
Icing royed about fromla to land, un-
,ier the mask OF knowledge and light, and
with lips dropping honey, sowed in 10
hearts seeds OF disuaion
and perd!tion."
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-07
From Llouds Lists Of .Narck a6.

ton, Gardner, Baltimore.
Off Dover, March p. Commerce,
Wilson, Charleston.
At Portsmouth, March 81. Sophia,
Douglas, Boston, Ieaky, bound to Leg
horn sailed Is, Anna, Gritien, Quebec.
Cowes, March 2s. Sailed Julianna,
Bartlett, for New-York
Plymouth, March IS. Sailed Kate,
Clark, lSew-York Rachel aad Ann,
Philadelphia.
At Falmouth, March 20. Frances
Freeing Packet. New-York, via bermu-
ia 26. sailed, Emperor Alexander, 70,
Charleston.
At Dublin, March 2oand 81. Actress,
Goldsmith, New-York /; Prince George,
Kidd, Norfolk.
At Cove OF Cork, March lo-Pallas,
rallman, Savannah.
At Bourdeax, March 15--Unicorn,
Brewster, Boston.
AT Lisbon, March Rose in bloom,
Foot. New YORK Gienthorn. Stillman,
do; s--Pince Oscar, Smith, do; 7
fame, Da Silva, Charleston Mary,
Carolina.
At Ieghorn, March 4. Fame, Barnes,
Baltimore.
The Hazard, Johnkins, from Charles
ton to Antwerp, parted her cattle Or The
/ 9Th March. IF Flushing, AID drtFe on
the point of the East Caot, where she
lost her rudaer. She was carisd into
Flushing leakv, occasloned by her beat
inc on Inc ground, and her cargo wa
discharg!ng.
The General Cockburn, Knox, from
Rochelle to America, was lost early In
March near Stables D'0lonne, crew sa-
we'd.
The Ocean, Bond, from New York to
Gibraltar, ran on shore near the kings
hastion, on the Sd of March, but it was
expected would be get of after being
lightened.
The Robert, Allen, from New York
TO Londonderry, was carried into Fay
al oath February in great distress, and
with six feet water in her hofd. Part Of
her cargo thrown overheard, x the rest
landed with damage.
From the London General Shipping and
Commercial List, received as above.
From the Last Of the e6th March.
Bristol, March 90, sailed, Ann, Har-
rison, n. york--2sd, Hero, jenkins, do;
Amphitrite, harden, do--s4th, Trans
porteuern, sjostrom, Philadelphia.
Dundee, March 90, sailed, Psyche,
Erskine, n. York.
Dublin, March Is, sailed, Charles
Fawsett, Colburn, s. York.
ct Bongor Bay, March 1s-Falcon,
Lewis, 20 days from n. York tor Lon
donderry, with the loss Of an anchor and
cable, a boat, and two men overheard.
From the List Of yuareh e.
Gravesend, March %, Commerce,
Wilson, Charleston.
The following vessels ara advertised to
carry sealed letter bags.
From London to New York.-Ame-
well, to sail April I; Venus, April ;
Robert Taylor, April S.
From London to Philadelphia--Wil-
liam, Charleston, to sail March so.
From London to New. Crieans-Caco'
der, April l.,
From London to Boston--Minerva.
March 81,
From London to Montreal-Euphemia
to sail April /: Wood Park. do.
From Lcndon to Quebec--Eriends, t.
sail March so; Union, do.
Vessels advertised in the Belfast News
Letter of March 90.
For New York, Emperor Alexander
from Londonderry, to sail April 4; Mar
Gus, Hill, Ross, from do. april 18th
West Point, Bearnes, from Belfast. hrs
air wind after April Sth.
For Baltimore, Protection, hi'Coikeli
rom do, to sail April 2.
FROM the Belfast thseziele Of siaEea s6
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-07
china, Glass q Queens Ware.

Glass q Queens Ware.
Just received and for sale By the SUBJ
scribers, at their Warehouse on King
street, two doors above the Indian
Queen Tavern
l47 packages China, Glass and Queens.
WARE,
fn.ors ,chich ure--,
Elegant tea services, 80 d;fersat pat
terms.
Canton China ditto
Blue printed ditto
Canton China dinner sets
Ditto English ditto
Quart, pint and half pint tulnblers.
double and single flint; pint 2 pint,
pint and quart decanters.
Sugar bowls, mustard pots, purple and
white salts, proof bottles, sucking do.
do. water do. cream pots,
lamp tubes, lamps, wines: and general
assortment of plain and cut glass, and
crates Of assorted queens ware !; all
of which are offered to the public upon
advantageous terms by
Tdplett 8 Neale.
May7 1a@3w
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-07

The Cargo Of Ship Bosto1l;,
Oliver P. Finley, master, from Gibral-
tar, via Isle of May, consisting Of
5000 bush. Salt
4 90 s bess' Mu.eatsI 8 81. Raisinlss-
So pipes Catalonia wine
g pr s'Ps sa,t, ; Malaga Wine
200 or. casks choice old Sherry dco
10 cases flint Glassware
800 reams Letter Paper
81 cases Roll Birthstone
4g cases best Florence Oil
:, case Florence Silks, ,,
Will commence landing to day and "a
offered for sale. by
Adams, Herbert e Co.
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For New York, brig ossian, Black, to
sail April 25th.
For Philadelphia, ship Amiable, Bart
ling, April s5th: Georgia, Craig,

*x* The Rev. Mr.. WILSON
of Fredericksburg, is expected TO preaci
in the Presbyterian Church This Evea.
ing. at early candielight.
MAY 7
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Nothing further can be said antii faf-
her observations be obtained.
DAVID MCCLURE,
Nautical and Mathematical Academy,
Tuesday evening, April SO.
BALTIMeRE, May 4

Arrived brig Eagle, Peabody, 4s days
from Havre de Grace. Left tbere 21st
March, brig Hesper, for Alexandra, in
2 or s days; sch. Spartan, for New
York, in 8 or 10: brig Gov. Carver, fol
Boston, uncertain; brig Caravan, OF do
for Gottenburg; ship Three Sisters, fo'
New-York. soon. Sailed IN co with sch
Morning Star, Page, for Alexandris: TIE
Tenacious, Lincoln, for do !; and Patriot
Woodbury., for St. Ubes. March 20, lat
4s, Ion. II, spoke brig Superior, Brown
from Rochelle for Philadelphia, out 4
days. April 9th, in lat Al, Ion 81, spoke
brig Alfred, of New-Y York, from Charles.
ton for Cadiz. April Is, lat 2e, 80, Ion
So, ship Gosport, 8 DAYS from fhiladel-
phia for -. 2lst, latitude SO, 80, Ion.
gitude So, ship Medera, Of Philadelphia
from Charleston, out s days. The brig
Shakespeare, Holmes, sailed from Hayre
for New York, 18th March. The Z.
has brought no papers or news.
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As,o- York Pspeir.

The frigate Macedonian, capt. War,
rinsson, sailed from Boston Oil Sunday
tor CarthaSeaa, having on board Mr.
hugies, as commissioner, in behalf Of the
Us. for obtaining the release Of Ameri.
can seamen unjusIly detained in that
quarter. 70.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-07

William pinkney, lately appointed
Minister Plenipotentiary to the Court Of
ST. Petersburgh aad Minister ESt'aordi.
nary 10 the Court of Naples, it is said
will leave this country Cor Naples in TIE
Washington. "a, commodore Chauneey.
now rssy for sea at Boston, and this
ship will proceed TO Annapolis to take
hin on board.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-07

: Merchants exporting merchandise en-.
asiod to drawback. should reeollect, that
oy q law Of the customs, they are re.
CURED to attest to The shipment, within
Ven Gays after the clearance OF the YES
sel, otherwise they are subject to the
forfeiture of this benefit.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-02-03
VIRGINIA. LEGISLATURE.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
Tuesday, Jan. so.


A Communication from the Senate by
their Clerk, stating that they had passed
a bill" Altering the time of holding SUI
perior Court for the County of Scott
that they had also passed bills" Author
izing the employment of an additional
clerk in the Land-Office, and for calling
in land warrants issued on or before the
end day of February, 1904" Incorpo-
rating Company to establish turnpike
road from the City of Richmond to the
new bridges erected across Chickahom-
inv river'-and naCt Incorporating the
Franklin Society and Library of Lexing-
ton in the County of Rockbridge"-with a.
mendments-That they had also reject
ed the bills "Divorcing lessee Horton
from his wife Jemima"-3nd Concerning
John II. Hyd de and Cyrus Hyde"
The amendments proposed to the
said bills we're agreed to by the House.
Engrossed bills, " Extending CRANKY
Streetin the borough of Norfolk" Con.
corning Luther Bunnell"-were severally
read third time and p, ssed.
An engrosseG bill respecting the jurisdic
ton of justices IF the peace, was read
a third time and rejected.
The House resolved itself into Commit
tee Of the whole on the Bill Requiring the
sherifs of the different counties and cor
poratiuns within this Commonwealth to
take the sense Of the People upon the pro-
prety of calling Convention" and
made an amendment thereto.
Mr.. Barbour, from the Militia Commit
tee, reported a resolution declaring it in
expedient to make any amendment to the
existing laws relating TO the local resi-
dence of the Commandments of Militia
acknowledged to by the House.
Mr.. Barbour also reported from the
| Committee on that subject, that it was eX-
ped,ent in consequence of the present state
Of the Circulating Medium, to grant Leg
islatve aid to the people by extending
| the benefits Of the Act concerning EXccu-
! tons until the day OF
next-The Resolutions were referred to a
| Committee Of the whole House.
JFedHcsddV, January 81.
A communication from the Spnate. sta
ting that they had passed the Bill Con
| corning the widow and children Of Roger
| w. Hughlctt deceased" they had
also passed the bills" Incorporating .
company to open and extend the naviga-
ton Of the Occoquan rivers and its branch
cs"-and " Incorporating n Company tC
establish a Turnpike road from Sheperds
town TO Winchester"--w amendments
That they had rejected the bill Forming
a new county out Of part Of the counties 0
Kanswha, Randolph and Harrison, and fol
other purposes" The said amendment
were agreed to BY the House.
Mr. Mercer, from the Committee on tina
subject, presented Report on the cordi
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BY L.asr .,vG1Ts MaiL.
lNnnhinrfar. Etlrratr 1.

Washington. February l..
The Debate now prosressiGgin the House OF Re
p esentalires has assu'acd ahigiy interesting aspect
Without intending to 1c;ract from the merits oil
other gentlemen. sannot avoid remarking u'st
Mr. CLAr, on Mo day, and Mr.. CALHOUN, yester-
day, delivered speeches, on which alone they might
be satisfied their fame tro,s, statesmen,
and orstors. The question Immediately before the
House, is indeed contracted in its nature; but the
general questions of natio al nocy brought into DIS
cuision, connected with the mosti 2ortnt per-
mSnent interests OF the nation.
CONGRESS-.
In the Senate. yesterday, the bills from the 9th
er House TO continue the double duties on mnorts,
and also The duties on Stamps and Reine Sugar.
wera fina " passed. Icy only require the
signature ut the President tn become laws.
In the III. OF Il. the day was passed IN debate On
the Revenue sub~ct. Mr. Reynolds aud Mr..
Calhonn spoke in favor Of Il CONTINUATION of the de
rect tax, AID MIR. Ross against it. Mr.. ilandN'ph
replied TO VI. Calhoun. On motion OF Mr. Tuck
er, the committee then rose, reported progress *
obtained leave IN sit again.
message was received from the President,
Transmitting Report of the Secretary OF State, x
spndry documents respecting the transactoas at
Dartnoor, in April 1915. They were o'slered to
be printed. IN;lt E,t.
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r From the NJ Y. 1zcr. .d,fpertiserl

From the ~. y. MIR. .hdUerfiser1
The British brig of war Jasseur, came
up yesterday morning in days from Ber-
muda. She come to take home the Ber-
muda mail, which was brought out in the
British packet Francis Freeliog. The
December packet Hinchinbroke. sailed
from bermuda with the Jasseur for New
York, and may be hourly expected. She
left Falmouth the 18th of D6c.
The following articles were copied from
a Bermu1a paper of the 18th inst. brought
by the J5sseur:
LONDON, Dec. IA.
We have received the Paris papers of
Sunday and Monday. They contain but
little intelligence of interest. Nothing fur
Their is said of Ney and as t. Lavalette,
we presume his mortal career is near its
close. His appeal was to be tried on this
day.
The private letters from Paris Of the
18th inst. enable US to account in great
d gree, for the recent extraordinary rise
in the French funds of about six per
cent. We are assured that the money
which arose from the immense sales of
Stock in the British funds, in the beginning
of the present month, was immediately en-
ployed to purchase into the French Funds,
and accustomed the great advance in ques-
ton in the French 5 per cents. Added to
this.great purchases have been made in the
French Funds by the monied men in
France, who saw in the death of Ney, sta
bility and security in the French Gov
eminent.
We are authorised to contradict an err
roneous statement. Marshal Ney was car
ried to the place of execution in the CARR
age OF one of the grand officers of the house
of peers, and not in hackney coach.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-02-03
.Wc7v- York, JanuarU 80.
LATEST FROM LIVERPOOL.

BY the brig Helicon. which arr. at this
port yesterday, the Editors Of tn Mcrcan-
tile Advertiser have received Liverpool
papers of tine Sth Dec. and Lloyd's Lists to
the 5th. These papers contain no news of
moment. excepting few marine articles,
which will be found under the proper head.
Letters from Liverpool, of the 9TH Dec.
quote Upland Cottons at from II TO Old
London, Dec. 5.
Marshal MASSENA has been arrested,
a. he was passing through one of the last
frontier towns of France. His health is in
such state that his life is despaircd OF.
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THE SUBSCRIBERS
OFFER FOR SALE. g. packages of
DRYGoODS, just landing from the brig HsInsi d.
from Bremen,
Consisting efHe toPo1Diag .3rticies, Uis
bales He1mpen 1ickenb'rgs
do. Hessians, 10 do. Burlaps
do. brown Hempcn TIciscHburgs
do. Hcdeu Linen or brown Rolls
20. brown fia1eH OzIabures
do. ordinary OLnaburls
box true boon TickleDhurgs
boxes Hempen Oznaburgs
do. Ravens Duck
do. Romans, do. Dowlas
2 do. white Rolls
hale sail cloth
do. fne haxen BuriGps
boxes Nuremberg articles
do. glass ware cisk sioyCs
box PiaGlla royals
DO. Linen rad, laccs and looking glasses
box Choiets, cask stca
box Window glass.
Also
2 eases Irish Lnens, do. Lawns
hhds. prime retailing MOias,es
or. casks Colnenar Wine
$50 sacts SAT-, Liverpool filled
100 boxes Muscael Naisins.
Heron, Smtou g Co.
February 5. S7--6t
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VALU LBPROPERTY FOR SALE.
z Will sell the FR ACT OF LAND, in
the county Of Hanover, whcreon my late father lived
aid where have rcsdcda part of MY time since is a
contains about 1900 acres. by vcry cd uya part IS
fine ClieaahOnOuy Low Grounds t pirtOf which
now in woods and very heavily timhr,d. lis Viineirht
miles Of she cy OF Richmond, anda Turnpike is CARED
INTO ehh that Is contemplated Il VIII tn dis
ancc nearly miles. The dwcllnghos has five ro4ls on
floor and every other Necessary Clubhouse, for tn accom-
noiaen OF large fimily o ~ g01i rSpair Il Is
cesnry say any TING Further. a . plesurabic
con viii purchase without first vi wing Che preriis, Il
will dispose Of il ai;Og ther, divide itas nay aeJ
upon. -.., ,.-. ..,,, .
mile and half from che DIV. hnr lJ with abJU' ny
acres Of LAND Attached 80 IT, Jh usgal credit viii b.
giyca upOu the payments beng well secured Y. S. Stock
d. Stock 9th Virginia Firncr Ranss, the notes Of
either Of those b1ul, will Dr. lived iu irNinrnf.
For further particulars. enquire of afr 1o'a1s Tly'9r
Of Richmond, myself. . -
fairfield, Hanover, Feb 8. s7-wf
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THE sUBsCRfBEa

THE SUBSCRIBER
EEAS determined, ~ consequence of hi, co,;;nn.
edill hcal'h, 20 sell out ms remaining sto,cL Of
GROCERIES,, in ihe cnurse Of mis- mouth. vita he
view o.coing bat part of his busin g. and re.
quests all r. rsO hasisg claims agsinst hi,a upop o.
pen secornt TO present them for adjustment; and
those ndcbed % mike payment with ne 'iiue lsI,r
as p0ssijr--Hs y iii continue 70 keep an sssorE
ment Of Cut and Wrought Nails s,d 70 vend tie
Yarns spun ut the Rich rond Cotton Nannf,r,o,v
WILLIAM ANDERSON.
Fshrpmy9. sz-UN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-02-03

Extract sofa letter from Respectable
Mercantile Hoese in So. THONGS, 10
another IN this tozvn. dafed December SO.
1915.
/" The situation of the West-India mar
kcts in general, and this in particular, for
bid the idea of any shipments unless TO
those who may wish a sacrifice of at least
one half of the property shipped, and in
most instances fear the whole. Should
any change take place you may depend on
my advising you of it in time 10 profit of
it but the prospects at this moment are
such as we dare not even hope for it for a
lone time to come"
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RICHMOND, FFBRUART s.
INTERESTING CASE.

Virginia; Court cfAtteals.
Martin }On special mandate from the
w.. Supreme Court of the U. s.
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Rnltimnre. Lnnrtq,n so.

Bd'Hmore, J1nTtgy 80.
We are reini""d m an onnce the arrival of Mar
shat GR)UCHY in'sis city having made his
cape fr m tho vhdiet,,e tyranny which persc-
cntes and iacres the distinguished patriots OF
France.
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0RIEUARX


On the 18th instant, departed this life, ut his ia
theirs seat, in Bedford, Va Major JOHN REID,
of the United States Army, the well known aid ol
Gen. jackson, in his transactions against the Creeks
and the British. The evening preceding that on
which he died, he was in the finest health and spi
rits. About midnight he complained OF chillness :;
medical assistance called in fore breakfast
and additional aid was sent for during the day, but
all 10 no purpose, the disease every hour Vsiby
increased in the evening the wsrm bath about
to be applied, but suspended on account of his
hausted condition. he was turned over on his side
for temporary relief, and appeared to sink into
gentle sleep but he awokc no more the ETHEREAL
spirit hatlf0rsaken its mansion, and the hero who
had, for his eountry's sake, fcaressly braved the
cannon and the sabre on the Sth of January, 1916
fell victim to fever OF twenty-onc hours contnu-
ance, on the 18th of January, 1916. Would That
he could have lived long enough TO complete the
history which he had announced to the world
and in the composition of which lac was busily eng-
ged.
Hislnss is the more to be depored by his family,
as it is the second it has experienced this year for
the day after the Major arrived from Washington
WHITTIER he had accompanied his beloved General
he saw his sister Maria, blooming young girl of
Is, expire. Imagine, then, reader, fihou canst the
poignant anguish his aged father, his disconsoiate
mother, his bereayed consort and his other reIa,i
oHs, must feel at his death
Social and agreeable in private life, gallant in the
field, in integrity lie had but few equals and su-
perior. G.NW. Int.
COMMUNICATIONS.
DIED-On the 10th ut in DmkirI, of = lingering i'll
ness Doctor THOMAS RUFFTN. The fortitule with
which this young man bore the distressing disease that
minated his life, and the eonposure with which he met his
fate-are in all probability the best evidences ofat
strength ofnind for which he remarkably distin
gied, and that purity of eondHct which commanded the
veand respect of those who knew hinas he
generous and honorableas physician humane and skill
ful. II will be long, long, before his relations and
truly afcchonate and noble.
-, On the 26th ut in the upper end Of Hanover,
Mrs. Sarah CreHh1 rslet of Mr.. Charles Crenshap, land
sister OF the late CaciJ Bacon of curieo, aged about
ycnty-scyen.
thus in the short space OF eighteen days las death put
period To the temporal existence ola brother and
last that remained of the family
REPORT OF INTERVIEWS
In the city Of Richmond, in the month Of January 1876
Mn' Wonien. Boys. Te,oL
IS.
OF WHOM
were between 20 & 90 years old
hctwcen so &. 90
between 80 4 10
between x
between 40 x 50
between 20 & 5O--and one under one gear.
Ofhe .jolo1oing Discusses
Ague and Fever Inflammation in tl,e lungs !
Alious Fever Inflammation in brain
Child bed Liver complaint I
Cold Old age and debility 2
Consumption IyPhus Fever l
Drowned NJ Tota, IS
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DRY GOODS AT AUCTION

IRl GUUDS At AUCTION
4 IN Moniay the 5tli instant, will be sold at our
I y OHice, at f0o'elock
500 pieces excellent German Roilq
20 do b3st German Ticklenbarg
50 do brown Phtrllas
so do Hcs.ians
csse Fine Silesia l.Gnens
do do Irish do
~ pieces Point Blankets
80 pair Rose do
90 pieces Coqls and Wives
50 do Calico
50 do Shriing
81 do elegant Lev9ntncs
- do T'oilinett estrg
25 do Mors lilies q iliing
90 do Cloth, snms superfne.
C1tt and Worsteh iio.ier.. elcg.nt stavIs.
Saddlcry, ard variety Of other articles.
TERN5--Af SHE.
.no1c,re, hobiassp = PL.osnnfs.
NeGiun-Nfa tens.
February 9. - ~
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To avert in this way the evils of a war. is
not less honorable to the army than VIC
tory in the fed.
"a Accept and communicate to your
command, my thanks and hearty approba-
ton"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-02-03
, ME Co-partnership Of Marm,rio Jones * 20.
& terminated with the slst December. last
c. j. MtCMURDo,
s. JONES,


Richmond, Sd Feb. 1916.
There still remain uRsold, about 10 kegs of To.
pacco' IN bands OF each, and about SO kegs of
prime quality, in twist both of large and small Size.
bat principally small. Feb S SI-waw