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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-06
COMMERCIAL NEWS.

Copy Of a letter from a merchant of the
FIRST responsibility inSayannah, TO bis
correspondent In Charleston, received
Yesterday.
Sars,rnch, Jan. 26.
Iseize the first mail to advise you of
n arrival here to day from Liverpool,
bia9ng letters to the 10Th aud Goth of
December, and most woeful account
&cotton, and rice. The lowest quota
teas are l6si. UpIands, l2s. 2,l. Seal
sands. and Us Cd in bond Tor Rice.
Eah a large stock Of cattons on hand,
5000 bales arrived in fortnight, aud
'Sehew crop staring them in the face,
/ vas expected that the old crop Of
BplaAds would fall to led. and the
new to lad. and Sea-Islands conse-
qasntly 70 Is 10d, unles very fine. No
eject Of course is yet felt here cx-
seps N thu suspension Of purchases ;
eVt allare looking down to 20 cents for
Splands, and IS a 81 1-2 for Sea- Islands,
hrs IS sui selling at 5 Is.
Copy ola letter from Liverpool, received
BY the above arrival.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 10.
we have at present only to advise
yM OF the state CT OUR market. For a
considerable time past, the prices have
ven declioirg, arising chiefly from the
anety Of the holders generally to sell
snach as possible of their old stock
wore any Of the new crop comes for
sas; the depression Of the market has
u.s. been INCREASED by a general feeling
disappointment as tothe extent of our
srNas; these have been much heavier
@1werc expected. During the last 9
s'eSs, the arrivals were nearly 10000
S ot which about 10000 were freq
% ). ~ States. Az import Of this extent
@Is nason, when the new crop isjust
ss'alasforward, combined With cont
80. .Isa Opposition Of the holders TO press
- s's', may probably produce some fur
M, S Oschne. AT present thele is very
~ demand, we may quote Up!ands,
- IL lid. New-0Aeans, II and Is
;, ~ Sea Islands, Is Sda Is "a. We,
aae, IS Cd a IS 1od. Stained, Is a
rs Id. per ID. Taking every view
s. ss future prospects of the cotton
Ia. We entertain favorable opinion
a.; A'paents next year, if laid in OH any
n shke moderate terms, notwithstand
y We present duh aspect Of the mar
Our stock must be considered mo
3 nt'a e' 70 other places it is small in thu
esse' the continental ports general,
Ma our consumption viii be cxten
enl as = year, although the demand 70
49, s;.% america may fall off; for Eu
ksr,n"'li be considerable. especial
s ~st; on; supplies viii undoubtedl
NJ saOrt OF what they have bee
A,, var ircm the Z. States. and as thi
As,.ass more certain the effect on GU
ans WI be important, SO that leokin
kar, = auoJect IN all its bearings, il al
S Us that the prices next sease
lsslas &c. comparatively higher. If IL
""lsh ssN saken plsCe in ourma
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-06

|ket should reduce prices with, You to 9
moderate rate, we should think It safe t.
purchase, and We doubt not these whs
|steadiIy pursue the business will find
LII profitable one.
TSeveral other letters from Liverpool
with which we have been politely favored
furnishes similar low quotations of Cot
ton with those above.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-06
Pubic Sale.

VIII be added to Tuesdays Sale.
l Case (family) Irish Linens.
p. G.. Marstelter.
Feb 8
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BosroN. Jan. 81.
--latest from France.

Latest from France.
By captain Marchant, of brig Climax,
which arrived yesterday from Bordeaux,
we were favored with papers to the 10th
Ialtimo.
One ofthesc papers contains the law Of
Amnesty which has been proposed to the
French Parliament.
The persons excepted from the am
nesty are, Lallemand, Drouet d'Erion.
Lefebre. Desnsuettes, AmeiIh, Brayer.
Gilly, Monitor Duyernet, Grouchy, La
borde, Clausel, Debelle, Bertrand, Cam
bronze, Lavallette, Rovigo. These to
be arrested and tried.
The following are ordered to quit
France in two months, not to return
without leave :-Soult, AIix, Excelrnans,
Bassano, Marriott, Felix, Lepelletier,
Bombay, ide la Meurthe) Mebee, Fresi-
net, Thibeaudeaa, Garnet, Vandamme,
Lamarquc, Lobau, Hatel, Pre-, Bar
rere, Arnauit, Pommereuil, Regnault,
Alright, Dejean, Carrau, Real, Bouvi-
er, Dumo:ard, Merlin, Uur6ac, Dlrat,
Determont, Bory St. Vincent, Felix
Desportes, GARNER, Mallinet, Hallin,
Bluys, Courtin, Forbi.g Janson, Lie.
lorgue, Didevial.
Bonapartes's relation are all to leave
France within month, under pain Of
death.
Sales at Bordeaux, from the 18th to 18th
Dec. 1915.
$50 casks Carolina rice good merchanta-
bic, 90 FIR, so confines.
Sc do do do very good do 81 fir.
SO bales Louisiana cotton, good do 215
SO do do do pretty good do 212
sS do do do very good do BIZ
II bags pepper halt heavy, rs
Tie market is bare of tobacco.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-06
FOUND.

In the streets, on Saturday last,
VyHE Sleeves and Lining Of a Coat
s the cloth of bottle green. The own
er may have the same by applying at the
Bar of the Washington tavern, paying
for this advertisements and giving a smal
reward to the finder.
February 6 ST
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-06

The following, taken from Baltimore
paper, has been proved by several fami-
lies, in this place:
Communicated for the Federal Gazette.
S1R--In publishing the annexed re.
ceipt before the snow melts, you will
render useful information to heuse-keep-
ers, though somewhat perhaps detrimen-
tai TO soap boilers.
Soap made of snow in the following
manner: Take and cut into very small
pieces one pound Of good hard soap, dis
solve it with slow fire when dissolved,
put six or eight pounds clean snow with
it, and after having boiled them together
well for three hours, or until it shows a
|lather on its surface, add wine glass
Of salt, and let it get cold, when it will
be found the finest soap, and to weigh as
much as the snow did originally.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-06
For Boston.

ga The regular trading schr.
EN5R Native,
~ sSs Nathaniel Mayhem, Master,
viii commence loading in three days
for freight of 500 bbls. OR passage, apply
to the Master on board, or
Lawrason + Fouie,
Who have received by said schr.
o5 tons Plaster Paris
500 boxes mould candles
100 boxes fish
20 bbls. beef
/ bale white Russia shectings
cask containing tea sets China
jan so -.
Mandevile & Larmour,
Corner Of King e FaiJaa yK1ng e Wa-
ter streets,
HAVE FOR SALE,
100 barrels whiskey
10 pipes cognac brandy
5 do. Holland gin
90 puncheens w. India Rum
10 hhas. lst and Cd quality New
Orleans sugar
1000 lbs. prime Laguira coffee
SO boxes mould candles, assorted
sizes
100 do. muscatel & bloom raisins
500 VT. fresh currants
90 boxes chocolate
With their usual assortment of wines li-
quors and groceries.
December 19
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-06
TO RENT.

TO RENT,
excellent and well known
Shad and Herring Fishery, called
Moses's Point, on the Maryland Shore,
opposite Qaantico, and convenient to the
town of Dumfries. For terms, apply to
the subscriber, living on Royal street,
Alexandria.
Lucy Brooke.
rL r
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-06

Copy Of "a letter from merchant Of the
FIRST responsibility insSavannah, TO bis,
correspondent in Charleston, received
YESTERDAY.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-24
IA REV. ARD
OF 25 Dollars so Cents Cash

WILL be given to any person who
will find Horse, with double bit steel
bride. that strayed, or was stolen. from
Negro Man on the night of the 50th
January fast, either at Dayis's Wagon
stand, or Little River on tie turnpike
Iroad leading from alexandria to Snick-
ers's ferry. He is a chestnut sorrel,
about fifteen hands high, three years old
last spring. He has one OF his hind feet
white, a iors switch tale, and carries it
as if badly nicked, his shoulders appear
as If tosehed by tue sweeny, and is in
bad order.
ANY person finding the above de-
Scri5ed Horse, aud giving Immediate
aud correct information, so that get
him again. shall receive the above reward.
and all reasonable charges it brought to
the subscriber now residing in Alexan-
driu, or to Mrs. Ann Page, OF Fairfield.
Frederick county, Virginia.
WiAiam Byrd Page, jan:
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1t Col Arn7istead

OF the United StGtes Engineers,
NWTISAES to contract tor 1900 bbls.
of Lime. 5000 perch of building
Stone. to be delivered in the months Of
March, April, May and June at Fort
Washington on the Potomac.
Alex'a. Feb 2 tt
The Editors of the National Intelii-
cencer and New York Evening Post are
requested to publish the above IL times
and forward their account to this office
forpavment.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-24
Fnr Hire.

a Negro Man who is a good house
servant and coachman. | would prefer
hiring him by fhe wear.
.agply to the Printer.
January so If
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-24
The Subscriber

gKAs received from Baltimore a few
pieces Waterloo stripe Calico,
which are the most fashionable IN bal
timore and Philadelphia--fhey will De
sold low for cash.
Cox CO ST
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FTFTT DOLL1RS KEW1RD

RAN AWAY from the subscriber
living in Anne-Arundel county, Mary-
land, near Qaecn-Anne, On the lOti.
instant. a likely light mulatto lad, sailed
CHARLES JACKSON, about 5 feet s
|or 9 inches high-had on when aosccnd,
ed blue round jacket trimmed around
thc edges with red, dark blue panta
looms very much worn, white cotton
shirt, a new fur hat and boots he has
also a variety of other cloathing WITT
him which i. unknown-~he is al artiui
Fellow. and as he reads and writes very
we'll no doubt will forge pass toanswe,
his purpose. The above reward Will be
siyen for securing HIM in Alexandria 81
6emgetown jail, and Sixty Dollars u
brought to me.
N. B. All masters of vessels e other,
are corewarned hardening OF carrying Oh
said fellow at their peril.
December IS law
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-24
r EMOV Al.

yEWIE Subscriber has removed his
Store to the house next above Jo'
nah ThompsOns' Esq. where he cont !
aues to have as usual Groceries, " mes 9
Liquors.--Just received some fresh 90
vcr Sced-Also a few frkins butter.
THOMAS CRUISE.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-24
$50 Dollars Reward.

- ANYWAY from the subscriber, on
gA, Saturday the 10th inst. a bright
mulatto boy named JOSHUA. formerly
the property of Mr.. VIM. Kodeson, a.
bout feet 6 inches high, from 20 TO 81
wears of age, stout made and handy leg
ged has swing in his walk, large blue
eyes. large mouth aud one Of his for
teeth cut had on when he went off a
pair of blue pantaIoere and roundabout.
racket of the same, but it is probable he
may bare changed them---It is probable
he will make e0r Baltimore, Philadelphia
or New-York, where he will attempt to
ret employment as a Confectiener, in
which business he has been employed.
I will give a reward of 25 dollars for Sc
curing him, iftaken in Alexandria and
fifty # taken within 90 niles, and tie a
bove reward if taken further from Alex
andria, and reasonable charges if brought
6ome.
LOUIS BEELER.
n. 3. Masters of vessels and others
are cautioned against harboring or carry
ING off said fellow, rs they will be deals
with according to Law for so doing.
L. b.
- If
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-24

For Sale, Freight or Charter.
kSE The brig Columbia, lying al
~ :ss5,.gSe Ehtwis'c's wharf, in complete or
der to receive cargo. Apply to
.adams, Herbert and Co.
February 25 tt
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-24
Wood for Sale

Dec. 10
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-24

TIE subscriber living on the Potomac
river. 70 miles below Alexandria, has
for sale. and intends constantly keeping
a quantity Of Cord Wood of excellent
qua!ity, which he offers on reasonable
terms. He wishes to employ numbe'
of axemen, to whom high wages will be
given by the cord or month.
George Mason.
Gunston, Feb. Is d2w
The editor. of the N. Intelligencer
are requested to insert the above two
weeks and send their account to this OF
ice.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-24
7 wish to rent, to some

I wish 20 Tcilt, 70 SUIlIt
careful person, for the present year, the
Garden at my house. The terms will be
70 cultivate Il in all the varieties of use
full vegetables, which he may dispose OF
for his own benefit, reserying such as may
he wanted for nay own use. Assistance
will be given in the preparation. lhe
same person will be bound to take care
Of the houses and lot, in nay summers
John Hopkins.
feb 90 2W
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Foe Fseigllt or Charter,

For Freight OF Charter,
sS5S The fast sailing Schooner Brutns
captain Otway. burthen 500 bar
rels is now in complete order, and rea'
yly for the immediate receptionct car.
20. For terms. apply TO
adams, Herbert g Go.
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Public Sale.

.$ = ukYI4A AoCahG' s $
lon Saturday ase1s, the cath instant, q
half past 10 O'Clock, will De sold, o. D,
Mr.. Hepburn's wharf, for the beneh'
Of those concerned
SO bales COTTOJN, pnore or less
damaged on board the sloop Mechanic
r. Hunter master, bound from Charles
ton to Alexandra.
Also, the Sails, Anchors, Cables, kig,
cling, etc. of said vessel.
2 p. G. sMarsleEler.
February 20
Immediately after the above, al
Prince Street Dock,
$50 barrels cyder,
s hhds Muscovado Sugar,
100 boxes raisins,
10 jars grapes,
60 kegs butter and q quantity o
Onions.
r. G. .Marsteller.
feb 90
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PubIicSale.


gNURSUANT to a deed of trust from
James Crmk and wife, to the sub
,criber, to secure the payment OF sum
i money due to the president, directors
anG company of the Bank ct Alexandra,
will be soIdat public auction, to the high
est bidder. for ready money, on satur.
day the 9th day Of Starch next, at IL O
clock, upon the premises-the Three
Story Brick Ds0eging-Ho and Lot;
situate on the south side OF Duke, De-
tween Fairfax and Water streets-lor-
merly occu5ied by the said James Cralk:
and now bv Evan P. Taylor. Possession
will be given on the 25th March.
]. D. SIMMS, Trustee.
feb 90 dts
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-24
Land for ale.

yHSHE subscriber offers for sale tw"
Z small FARMS in the county OF
Vestmcreiand and state of Virginia
One on Mattox Creek, contslnmg 2U'
acres. principally land Of the first quah-
ty. 40 Of which is heavily tinlbered-
There Is ON This tract good dwelling
bonse with all necessary oat-houses, a
fine young apple and peach orchard,
s,,riegs of never failing streams conyenl,
est The house stands on the banks OF
The creek where every convenience ana
lnyurv that the season can afford is at
.qLSO,
One other Trac,, lying and being in
the same county, about one and a hail
miles from the above tract, contalnlhs
-a62 and half acres, about $50 acres Of
which is in good timber-there is dwell
ling house, kitchen, and an apple Or
cbsrd With some other valuable fruit at
tached to this, with spring OF good wa,
Ter. For terms apply to BALDWIN M,
Lee, ESQ. or Henry Kracrock' Goth oil
which gentlemen live near the premises;
or the subscriber in Alexandria.
" ELLIOT MUSE.
Cd mo. es
The subscriber zciIl also sell
A first rate saddle Horse. well broke
TO the noise of the town, firing OF can
nnr and beating Of drums.
~ TO Laborers are want va
I'D fcI the Public Works at Fort wash
inaton. On the Potomac, for which a IL
beral price will be given. Application
". X. .GrmisteGd,
Tt. Col. Engineers.
Feb II co
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-03
IRON A CORK PAPER, Sept. 27.l
hOScommou ASSzes-CCnnagghioR, as.
Dillon.
SEDUCTION

The following IS correct report of the
admirable speech delivered ly MIR. Pniiips
OH this occasion:
In this case am one oftlie counsel for
the plaintiff, who has directed me TO OK
plain TO YOU the wrongs for which. at
your hands, he solicits rcparation. 1t
appears TO me case Which merits much
consideration, as well from the novelty of
ITS appearance amongst us, as from the
circumstances by which it is attended
Nor am ashamed TO say, thatiu my mind,
not the least interest of those circumsfan-
Ces, is the poverty of iiIe man who has
made tbis appeal TO me--few are fhe con
solatlons which soOthe-!lard must be
the heart which docs not feel for l.lnl.-
He Is, gentlemen, a man OF lowly birth.
and humble statlOn-with little wealth,
but from the laDour Of his hands-wifl
no rank but from the integrity Of his cha
IaCter--Wiih no recreation but in The cir
Gle Of his home-and with no ambition
but, when his days are ful--tO leave that
little circle the Inheritance Of an honest
name, and the treasure Of GOOD mans
memory. Far inferior, indeed, is be ia
this respect 30 his fortunate antago-
MIST lie, on tie contrary, is empty ei-
Their blessed or cursed with those qualit
cations which enable maH 20 adorn OF
disgrace the society IN which. he lives--
He is, understand, the representative
of an honorable name--the relative Of
distinguished family supposed heir
to their virtues, tie indispUsible mhem-
tor of their riches. He las been for ma
ny years 4 resident OF youT country, and
has had the advantage of collecting round
hin all thoserecollcctions which, spriux-
ing from the scenes Of schCel-bOy assn
citation, or from The more mafured ,efiioS-
ment Of the man, crowd as it wesclshcon-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-03

g fMoN BLOCK, iofc on iHiamSb.sre has taken the
- Store lately occupied by HfAMs. 3noA0s sfeuo,f
Co. first door above Messrs. Robert Hall NeiisOn's
where he offers for sale and elegant
EgrSyeGh, Ildin AMI French GDoDS, suitable for The
present and approaching season, VET, Inw for cash.
For RESr---f fhrssstory Brick RSHSe, on Sbockoe
Hill, immediately opposite MI BenI VOTES.
NdreMbfy2l. 5g-21uyf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-03

virtue of deed Of tohe Subscribers
~ by John Taylor Junior, TO debt due William
Norris, Sear particularly speee in the said deed which
deed is duty admitted torecod in the General Court of
NiIgnta-will be sold, the premises to the highest
bidder ior ready money a public auction OF the twenty
NTH day of December next. certain tract or parcel
of LcRd, situate lying being in the County OF Caroline
on Mattopony River, adjoining the Lands of Lakewood,
Burks heirs Sutton and Coleman being all the lands
Colonel John Taylor, and by him x his wife conveyed
tile said John Taylor junior containing b. estimation Gle
ven hundsed acres, be the or lessThc Sub
sctibers will only convey to purchaser suc title il
vested In tlCnl IL trustees.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-03

,TyIiEAP GOODs.-Ihe Subscribers, at the Market
- Bridge, next door TO Messrs. Dicks Moore s. Co..
have just received by the late arrivals from philadelphia
and New-fork supply nj FAIL GOODS, which will be
sold at very reduced prices
We hayeon hand, aud intend keeping an assortment of
boiling Cloths, from No. Otto No. of the Hanufactcry
the Kings, thai be sold much lower than they have
done heretofore. DAVID * WILLIAM KYLE.
November 80 62''pIm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-03

I'VE wish to hire for the ensuing year tso good Coach
w Biacksinithr, for which good wares be given I'm
CURE of M. Cook, next door 10 this O;nee. OK
ELLIS y ELDER. Of PetersJarg-
y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-03

IN Tuesday the 10th day of next December will he
SON 10 the highest bidder the premises the tract
~ Hhu ~ Soochland county, belonging the estate Of
Sainuei "pouson, deed. agreeaby 10 the last will aud
1cfts Nv Tate survey; 0l IL Of which are overolnds
oi superior qndythe remaining 4iO ~ acres consists
IN gh lah well adapted 20 the growing Of corn wheat
iu opac,o' 100 OF which, are III woods well tnibcfed
dwelling house. kitchen, stable sc--yifh an exre.,,
apple and peach OrchardTbe land lies uuou f,,ncs ii
yer 20 miles above Richmond upon the main sisor road
10 Chdroiesvc, and adjoining the COurtfiouse tract
now owned ~ captain BENJAMIN Anderson 1865
Terms Of sale half In DAYS the rerra;ni,, half
on the FIRST day Of January 1slsThe purchaser eiynr
ment. ' f"'
iable slaves c crop corn and fodder with The stock
" culc horses and great variety Of household and
kitchen furniture, plantation utensils &C.
Terms madd known on the day ofsale.
W wHaS MlRLI IEwrs Executors.
~ D. The CORY mi NsCROES uin be soid for
November 9. 52.2avlat'
NOTICE TO SuRvEYORS.---The snbscTIIers acting
commissioners urdcran order OF Tluvanna County
Ah Acti0 provide an accurate Chariot each Comfy
an" General Map this Commonwealth" hereby riyr
npucc mat they will receive proposals for making suf
sey anu chat ~ Tie said County Fuyanna az required
DY sad set from any person disposed undertake. the
next WALKER TlNBfnTAgp ny
MILES CARY
WILLIAM PAsTEUR,
WILSON |. CARY.
..., 80 JOHN IlMBERLAKs, IT..
hNcINNAti.--rhea unrsl meeting Of lie socieiy of
y Cincinnati VIII hc bcii NJ The Capitol on The second
NO tday in December, wcn the Members are ,arf-efar
W slirs'.a 20 attend. hpgffT NJAFLES, ssc'ry.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-03
r. NORRIS, Jrn'r. Z ,...
THOMAS PRICE. '
532awtas
November O..

SMtiH RIDDLE have removed to Gary Street, IL
~ tie above the croSsstIect leading from the Bell
vern where they offer for sale London particular Madeira
VINE, shipped by two of the oldest houses in the is
IN pip.s hogshcads or. and halter casks very sue
rior quality London particular Tenethe Wine in pipes
cio and ht for Immediate use, the quality considered ex
Yeent; Antigua iionai's loaf sugar, al ina
nn'actory prizes Liverpool silt, in sacss OF bushels
ssedes iron, well assorted pepper in bags nails
OF various Sizes French fair hooi1ps foston sheet
glass, in cases hollow glass ware from Bohemia in DO
queens ware, assorted in crates China, in sets
lew PACKAGES of hardware, cutlery, cotton hosiery,
I3ce shaws, &c. received consignment, direct from
tile manufacturers in England.
Also, daily expected, consignment of Fresh Cal
ctffa SIX GOO 0S-consisting of Bandanna hand
kerchies. company flag handkerchiefs company ungy,
roi.las, Sc
October ). d31awtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-03

rYcO iCADEMI.-ILe Trustees of this Academy, in
III Caswell County, N c. are anxious TO cUipioy 4
priaripdi Teacher who eau DC feconnenictto Tor moral
character ana correct knowledge OF the classics and
recommending About the tst Jan'y next.
oardirg caIlbe had in ,rc ucshborhood, as cheap as
a, nanyille Va. HENRY N. CLAY,
JOHN MALfE.
,-....ni.r 20 fir-1tt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-03

Ohm MCPHERSON, rsier the Eagle Tar
- er7,, t,ro doors a6oue the Farmers Bank, has
just received his FALL GOODS, comprising
as elegant an assortment as is TO he found in am
one house in the City OF Richmond, among which
are, Saxon cloths and cassineres, rich AIerino
shawis, Merino cloth, and fresh supply of Fon-
cy Goods, which he viii sell very cheap for cash.
~ Country Merchants will find il to theirinte-
restto call, as Independently of the low prices,
the time of pas mentwiil be made to suit farcha-
seIs on good Town or country security.
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