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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-07-03

NOTICE.


TEVHE SUBSCRIBER intends 70 put to the press
rs soon as 2 sum sufficient TO print the work
shan b. subscribed, treatise on Close ComnHSti-
on. by .9braham Booth, lste BAPTIST preacher OF
grest erninence IN England, 10 which the arguments
Of The Baptsts for their practice this point,
fairly stated, and the arguments Of those who con-
tend against their practice examined aud answered
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viii take, and they shall be furnished at prime
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ceed twenty or twenty-five cents copy Asst IS
not the wish or intention Of the subscribe to beue-
m himself one cent by The publication Of ibis work,
10 neither s his wish to lose Of course the work
will no, be printed ur,il q sufficient number Of res
pousble subscribers shall have sent "a their names,
to defrpy the printing expenees, Which, Tie sub.
scb.r gas,ers himself vii son be the case, and Of
which fast the subscribers shall be duly spprised.
JOHN BRYCE.
T,neIs tt-W3u
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49, The ENQUIRER is published twice week, rene
,rl three times n week during the session of the Sffe
Price the hereoiore. Fire Do!Lars per
800. ravnhie in advance. Notes OF Chartered Banks,
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IatterS teing Paid Ivy the writers.
~ No papers will he discontinued but at the discretion
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,ers shall receive n tenth. gratis.
fei'' ~ TERMS or ADVERTISING.
~ One insertion, rs cers1ch continuance,
Va 4dve1isepiR inserted, until has either cen aider
,,eJ d, sere nerson in tiis cify It's e3UirofS.
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-ELEGANT CITY PROPERTY,

For Sale on f0ii9- crecH.
an Wednesday, Sd July next, the subscriber
D will sell, at Public Auction, on the premises,
rs Lots on Shockoe Hill,
DELIGHTFULLY."- situated for the residence OF geneel ia
miles distant from six to eight hundred yards on
" from the Capitol and not more than 5 or four
squares from that elegantly improved quarter ofthe
civ 1.-THE residence of Messrs. Wiekham, Gamble,
Fisher, Judge Mlrshai, &C. where half acre
lot, unimproved. lately sold for nineteen thousand
dollars.
THE above rs lots compose about one half of an
elevated range, commencing at Third street, and
sloping gradually down 20 Shockoe Greek. All
the numerical streets Of the city, from Third to
Tenth street, pass it, but ii is insulated by
bold ravncs and riyuet', and has been laid out on
:; peculiar plan, it will hereafter be distinguished
from the rest of the CITY, by the name of
NAVY HILL
Il being designed to erection an elevated settle. ia
the centre OF the range, an ornamental Pillar
commemorative of the names and achievements of
cur Naval Heroes. For the erection Of this Pill
lar, and other GbPTobriate ornaments of Navy Hill,
the present prOprietors OF the land will contribute
FROM FIVE TO ten Thousand dollars, progressive and
correspondent with the style in which the new
purchasers may wish TO adoru the scene. The
plan of the squares scites snd lots on Navy HILL, is
at once ingenious, simple, ccmmodisas and elegant
-coincding with, but beautifully diversified from,
The general plan of the city. Wealth and taste
may here locate themselves to advantage; howe
YER elegant their display, it will derive additional
iustre from the luminous order and enlightened
arrangement Of the plan.
Terms. 1.-The terms of sale will be liberal one
Ienfi ony, of the purchase money will be required
in endorsed negotiable notes at 60 days the re-
Ynainder divided into snnuai instslments Of l, 2, S
and years. BY application to the subscriber,
previous the day of sale, the annual instsments
may be extended 10 embrace period Of seven
years
Gentlemen il, the adjacent country, and all who
wish to have an interest in the unrivaled adyanta-
Res OF the city Of Richmond, are invited to attend
this sale In 80 doing, they may enjoy the sstis-
faction Of being present also at a brilliant CONNIE
nora;on OF the great Nationa, Festival of the 4th
Of july. LEROY ANDERSON,
Executor Of n. Sosthgnte, dec.
Jnne 70. i2-tds
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THE CREDITORS

hF James, Thomas and Francis Dean, and OF
~ James and Francis Dean, whose claims are
uisatstied, are requested to attend ut Cumberland
courthouse, the fourth Ioaday in next month, in
order to receive their proportions OF a dividend OF
money then TO be made among them, by
WIN. DANIEL, and Trus-
T.. BOOKER. s tees.
June 26. 1l--5w
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PLAYING.CARD MANUFACTORY,

PLAYING-CARD MANDATORY,
No. 95, South Front Street, PHILADELPHIA.
TAME.S Y. HUMPHREYS, successor
S. to Thomas Silver manuiactures and has ready
Cor sale, at The old cheap prices:
Park gammon Boards
Escs large and small, patent and copperpate with gold
edges and white and spotted backs
Harry 8, with white and spotted backs
Broom with do do. do.
Highlander do. do. DO.
Common IglanderS ut 10 so, and Is dos. per fTOce
French and Spanish with white and spotted backs
Blank Cards. for Printers
Do de- with Fancy borders Of every color
Gold edged and embossed visiting and blank cards
1.arbled and Fancy PapeTsand general Of
Paper and Stationary.
Orders will be executed liberal terms, oBd OF very Supe
Fior quality in the above articles.
.7Oil27 1t4-3m
The Editor of the Charleston Courier requested TO in
the above twice week months, and forward his
count James z. Humphreys
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.THE SuRsCRIBFRS

THE SUBSCRIBERS
FAVE Just received, in addition n their former
Z, 4 Stock, asupply Of lsrhgresc groa1idfq on,
"heh viii be sold BY the seg or single pound on
'ety moderate terms
RUSSELL 2 COOK,
l5M Street, ohhosiss sse Bel IaUeTH.
Juae a.. ii-gt
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ADVERTISEMENT
4 BSCONDED from my plantation in Chester
"a Geld county, Va. some time in November last.
PETER, middle size black fellow, has remark
ably small eyes, and dull countenance He is about
81 or % years old-'l'is probable he hos gone to
some ofthe Western counties of this State. ANY
person that will apprehend the said slave. centine
him in jail and give information SO that L get him
again, shall receive twenty dollars
NANCY HARRIS.
June s. 9-tf
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Con REWARD.

Sc2D Kew RD-
gS ANYWAY from the Subscribers plantation,
4 q in fleurico county, called Brook6eid, in the
early Part flast month, negro man rameh Jacob,
about five feet high, rather stout made, soops a
little in his shoulders, has very bad countenance,
and down lock- when spoken to, turns out his toes
when walking he is about twenty-eight or thirty
years old.
purchased hin of William FuIcher in the year
1911 understand he was raised by Capt He-
zekiah henly. IN the upper end of Henrico county,
in whose neighborhood he has mother, where it IS
probable he is now lurking will give the above
reward to any person who will deliver the said ne
gro man to me, in this place, to my overseer at
the above named plantation.
BEN. SHEPPARD.
Richmond June l. WOW
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Sc Y virtue OF deed OF trust executed TO
the subscribers by Richard Carter and Susan his wife,
to debt due walter Shelton. Marin Price and
Price, of2 S22 dolls. and 81 with
shall proceed to SELL Saturday, the Goth July next Of
fair, mot te Saturday oIlowng) ON the premises for s,
Of land, lying the city. Of Charles City, containing,
by estimation, 200 less much tereofa
may be sufficient discharge the said debt, with interest
and thereon
The above Land is bounded the West by James River,
the South by the lands of San. Dnovie deceased on
by the road from Shirley oanond and ON the
north by the lands OF John Royal.
JOHN ENDERS ! ,..
p. L. SHELTON, ii"s'eeS'
jane %. I5-lm
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RLRNIWG JAINES q Co.
an n0LLARS RKWARD.

DOLLARS REWHRD.
GTRAYED. from the Subscribers part Of the
- Falls Plantation about week ago, likely
GREY MARE, Of good size. She walks, trots
and galIops we'll, but does not pace or eantsr, is
naturally inclined to be fat, and though in good or
der, isrsther rough, not having been shi or hous-
ed lately is about nine years old, and has some
humps on her neck, eccasioned by bleeding.
purchased her of John Randolph, Esq. Of Roaaoke,
and il not taken IN on the wav, she will probably
90 to his plantation, in Halifax county.
i will give the aboye reward for the delivery Of
The said Mare to me. in the City Of Richmond, or
stthe Falls Plantation.
NJ. w. HANCOCK.
May II. i.-H
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-,i;yta,7t and General .9geneics, attended 10
T.. BROWN,

rETtIO has an Agent estab'shed at the city of
w Washington, for that purpose. Land war
,rnts will he Immediately procured, and all ac.
connts satisfactorily settled through the above A
gency. ,,r
June 26: if-V
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NOTICE.
4 Ii persons having claims against the estate of
N HiN,ry PicIey1K. deed. are requested to bring
them forward N The Subscriber properly authenti-
Gated, by the tst Of August so that sraS gemerts
may be made for their payment; and it is earnestly
requested, that those Indebted will make speedy
settlement possible u
ALEXANDER FULCHER, .9eent
fer the Erecut,ir.
JiuteS. 9-2n
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SPRING GOODS.

M LILLIAN G1BLlh mas JUST reOSl'-
w ed, by the ship Clifton and other late arrivals from
London the following assortment OF goods which lie oners
for e reasonable terms, his store, on t street aug
from the Farmers Bank Shockoe warchoIse, VIZ
? do do. do. do. cassirner,s do.
. bales 2d quality do do
do. do. superline do
l trunk vesiings do
4 do. cambria nuslins Do
1 do. gold and jaconett TO. do
do null do do.
a d. Nlpe-. caicoes do
2 do. common do. do.
do. light pockets do.
2 do. fine patent sliirtinCs.
do. low-priecd do. %. cotton hosiery
3 do. halerdashery, do. Madras handkerchief,
dc. g.: Irish linen
1 do. rs do. do.
do. best London gil; pins
4 do. do.
do. ladies' fashionable London made shoes, &c.
do. colored and patent huff nanke.ens. assorted
1 do. black cambrics, pain and tNillod
do. boubazettss
10 kegs of Engisl, black psin, superior quality
10 do. do. brown do. do.
pair shp-serews assorted Sizes.
HLSO-Just ReceiUed, FER fhe Mary &
Frances. direct from Madeira,
Is casks London Particular Madeira wine, superior quality
do SeTcial or Madeira Hook do. to.
TO- alalmsey do. do.
May s. 1l7-tf
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WILLIAM PATTERSON

WILLIAM PATTERSON
HIS JUST RECEIVED,
Ed Y the Richard, Capt. Tonkns, from Dublin,
e one ease of superior TABLE LINEN, TOW
EILTNG and NAPKINS, amongst which are some of extra
size, put up III the following manner:
Two suits, consisting of cloths, 1o- by ia 2layovers
and % napkins, vine patterns;
Two suits, consisting OF cloths l01 by l6-4 layoyers,
and "a napkins, large flower patterns
suits, fcstooned and Ornamental by 1874 ayO-
aId . doz, napkins
BESIDES other large cloths with shamrock lily thistle
and union patterns.
oJ Those who wish purchase cloths by the set, will be
pleased with the superior elegance and style of
goods nothing has been offered i'll this narLet to
equal them.
June %. 49,
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May II

THE SUBSCRIBER
4 5 hesirous 10 employ TWO OR THREE
q JOURNEY MEN, that understand WORKING -
,he Tailoring Business, FOR which vail eve libe'
raj wages. BROORING G. GRIFFIN,
HaHflr c0tut-h0ues.
June Of 1857
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Without enliyeniDg suns, and genial show

" Without enliyening suns, and genial show
eTs,
And shelter from the blast, in vain we hope
The tender plant should rear its blooming
head"
THE SUBSCRIBERS
4 BOUT to establish Museum in the City o
"a RichmDnd, are anxious TO collect Of possible
every curiosity OF nature and art which the State o
Virginia can furnish. The beraity and public spi
Tit which characterize the inhabtants Of the an
cent dominion, justify the hope that the proprie.
tors of the intended establishment will receive from
the patronage OF her citizens much assistance or
the present occa5isn-Sueh gentlemen, therefore
as have curiosties in their possession are respectful
j. solicited to communicate with the Subscribers
stating the description of objects and whether they
are willing to make donation or a loan OF then
for the benefit of the Museum.--A prompt attenti
on to this request Gas it is the wish of the proprie
tors to make collection Immediately a. posi-.
be) will greatly enhance the favour their generos
ty would confer
The public assured, any article loaned to this
institution will be preserved with great ard res
tored TO the proprietor on demand
JAMES WARRELL,
RICHARD LORTON.
0-' The Editors of the Norfolk Herald, Peters
burg Republican and Inteligencer, Winchester
Constellation, and Staunton Observer, requested
To give the above insertion, once week for two
months, and forward their accounts 10 the Subscri-
bers.
June 10. fO-w2m
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ynne Is.
THE SUBSCRIBER

PUBLIC NOTICE.
NNTE are appointed, by the County Court of
~ Charlotte, to receive proposals from any
person or persons willing to contract TO make an
accurate CHART of the County of Charlotte to be
done in the manner prescribed by law. Any gen
tleman willing 10 contract or the same, will please
tn send in his proposals, directed TO the Commits
sioners, living IN the said County, free Of postage
that they may lay the same before the Court al
August Term, Tor their consderaton.-lt will be a
great object to have the work neatly executed, and
on the most moderate terms.
CLEMENT CARRINSTON,
WIN. NJ. WATKINS,
ISAAC READ,
BRYAN w. LESTER,
THOMAS READ,
June IS l1-Str Commissioners.
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FALL GOODS,

Brocken6rough g Hqrvie,
NAVE RECEIVED, by the Edward
A N from London. and Niagara from L;yerpooI =
.Lo'aion Snberfpe Clofhs g Cossin,e,e-
Molesk,n Toilin.tt, and Swansdown waisteoatnrs-pe
iisse ana Ladies clotlis-Fne Fannes-Cre.n Rriaa--sr
conn --Piains-Kerseys-CO -F.arnouelt,--
Han Ines-kendai cottonsRose, sript and POINT Ba.
ke-rinor ana StaIf carpetingEiastc Cords and stock
mgneiis-Niens x WomeDs' Silk, Cotton worsed 4 a,bs,
wool itosiery-ac. and Fancy Coourt BomlaZines and
bnmnazet.s-Aianehesry, Furniture Dnnities-.Cotton
-Dapers---Huckabaclss- Table Cloths--ilegaut
ShawsICanibric and Madras Pocket Observation-Disclosures
dies ana GeiitieneD's Gioves-Tapes-Pobhins-Sh ut
tons-Sotton Bals-coioured Thrcads-Linen Red Ticks
3fe.5 cases zveit-assorted CLJTLE RY
German Steel, Buttons, Pins and Needles
Double Gloucester Cheese
Wilson'S Brown Stont
Dnctes' London Mustard. c5,c. DR.
e above Goods have been selected by an excellent Agent
IN Loaon and purchased with money and will be sold
age ' y "'' P'ese vi PACK
Sept. 10. aa.c
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WASHINGTON TAVERN

rgvHE Subscriber having leased this well.kpo,.-
4 stand, adjoining the Capitol Square, for :, :,
years, has for some time been employed in making
and preparations Tor the reception VI Company ana s
respectfully informs the public (and particularly H. now
mutation. aeeoh
He pledges himself that he will keep ou;-,
house, and ssH nor Permit any kini o. yaii,e thse Fiy
He can give prircte accommodation travelling f,.
IN separate apartments and he afford good Ro,,la
He wishes TO take about ENrY eorlsta,. 5oa1'
moderate terms. :, on
He will supply his Stable in the best manner and I,
vidt with good osfers ~ pro-
Those who may ia,or the Subscriber with their comma,
may be assured that lac will eiicavor give all
tislacton. AIItN pT,i% < ,s 81
October g. III 80.
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FALL GOODS.

FALL GOODS,
ny ne EdIcard from Londoz, and albion
and KentJ from Liverhooi;
CONSISTING OF THE FOLLOWING ARTICLES:
sough and Braethworts Napt Cottons strpt rose and
pn'i" biahAets wire, crimson and Elan reis white
oine, green and drab Plains Ysrn Hose wor,ted Cass
reu s'u green Bare twled Cords and Veyet, pe md
Soarse Nio's Forest Cloths and Cacieres S,yausovs
reTnoughts, fiusiDgs, PemlI Serges Collar Piaidnp
double nied drab CCi.s ~ 'N''s'
Germans Gfawley and bistered Steel An.s Vises III.
t @ locnt oawS Nails Spades, Slo,els, with general
SOrtmeii OF HARDWARE.
Tire bales reGGy-,ndde Czothes. 1ir.
Sreat Coats, flannel shirts and drawers vests prIs'
caps ~ o'S N"'e Vi "O1s
Wne Lead, ground in oil, Ycr,grise in lars boiled oil
w IfIss hs Dlue, IN boxes CopIeras,
oee VINE, shop do. in balls, 81 and & Diaper 4doz
Psr Iaoeei0tls, assorted sizes fine Lawn Bdnia7eens
noszets c different coOrs, linen and cotton BeItyke
asong Lawn french Cambric, Carlisle Gnghams super.
,rihts anu rates, saxon, Poplin Dresses Barcelona
neet iadla dimity, hair cord do. black eamirc Angola q
n3 wool hose long and short ladics cotton hose worst.
"a uppfs, checked and srpt Valentines o. and p8 cotton
caH ies scoHet mullins a. null muslin, book do worked
uu spotted dusn for dresses worked muslin robes very
evgant sewing Nl blue, black and cloth coOrs fashionable
SEX buttons patent aees patent threads fine nsps'
tnrea from % To TO- Miss Storys dycals KlJernn,,r
surveyed needles, pins MsrseilIes quilting eamrc dirn
", London supernc Cloths and Cassimeres Of EXTRA ua
MY Berlin and wofsted COr Irish Linen IN small Is
purchased IN Belfast German OzBlburgs-expeete e;ery
day from Breinen- coy
For sahby the Package, Pfcoe, or RstoA
ELLIS & ALLAN.
Sept IS. aa-,s
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sept. IS,
FALL GOODS

YEVtlE Subscribers have received by tbe s,,;,s M
K Tgard aHd Prince Of Wdterioo from London
and Niagara from Liverpool, f4so hundred T'act.,
Gges-eopprlsing general and extensive assert
inent OF MR. GOODS, among which are,
Snperdne Cloths and Csssineres
Coarse Cloths, Plains, Fisnneis and Kerseys
Ladies Peisse Cloths. Nspt Co..ons
Striped and Rose Blankets
Csmbrics and fashionable Muslins
Cotton, Worsted, snd Iambswool Hossry
Irish Linens, Foinetts and Swsrsgowns
Carpeting and Hearth Rugs
B9mbazsttes, &c &c. sc.
AI.5O--A few packages Of veil assorted Catlerv
Which they offer for Sale By the piece or pack
age. llIGoINBOTHAM, BARRETT * Co.
September IS. 8s-6w
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JUST OPENED.

JUST OPENED,
n handsome assortment IF FaH u Wfn.sr Googs
-AHOSe WHICH AKE--
] bale os Pelisse Cloth, of sl colors
DO of Pe!isse Spotted FIaunels, very fine
Pisided, TwilIed aud Plain Superine Bornba-
zettes, and Common do.
Extra strong CsrPeting, OF ne~ and handsome
patterns
SuperGne and Common Hearth Rugs
Napt Cottoas, Kerseys
Plains and Coarse Cloths
%, 3, and 81 Point Blankets, very stout
Striped aud Rose do.
Superiine Cloths and Cassmeres
Superfno Linen Ded-Tieks
An elegant assortment of Thread Laees, Wa
terIoo RIbbands, Ladies' opcn-clock'd
Silk Hose, &c.
ALSO,
90 crates Earthes Ware, very low-charged, on
consignment, which will he sold On the
advance, by the crs,s.
VIZ. PATTERSON.
October IL. 454t
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THOMAS MACKENZlE--ga,l,,er

THOMAS yadelrer,
MO. 48. South Sueet-f51a. doors 6eIoso the
~ .nerchants' CoGse- House, BAynMonE--OF-
FERS FOR SALE, on ase mist Hberal FERNS. Ell
Their wholesale or retail, SADDLES q BRE-
DIES, OF every description
ALSO-Pafen elastic Saddles, which for ease
and durabiiity are excelled by none.
CT COustry merchants would do well By calling
as above. Al orders thankfully received and pune.
tually attended to from young beginner.
October ~. 45-sf~
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xINesroMl canaaa. J SEPT. Il.
4" AUGUST Dist, 1916.

II nezv Seam-Boat on Like Ontario.
On Saturday the III Of September, the Steam
Boat Froutenac was launched at tle village Of Err
nest-TOwn. n numerous concourss Il people as.
scrnbled on the oceasOn.--Dat la consequence of
some accidental delay. and dc appearance Of an ap-
preaching shower, part Of the spectators with
drew before the launch actually took place. The
boat moved slowly from her place, and descended
with majestic sweep into her proper element. The
length Of her keel is $50 feet, her deck 40 feet
Tier proportions strike tie eye very ssreeably and
good Judges have pronounced this 10 be the beat
piece OF naval architecture Ut tie kind yet proil-
ced IN America. IL reflects honor on Messrs Tie
bout < Chapman, from Ncw-Nofk, the .contrac-
tors, and their wofkmen, asd also upon the prupr-
ctor5, the greater part Of whom are among the
most respectable merchants aaI other inhabitants Of
the County o. Frontenac, from which the name is
derived. J he machinery for tiiis valuable boat was
imported from England, x is said 10 be Of m excel
lent structure. The Frontenac ia designed for both
freight and passengers. II 10 expected she will be
finished and ready for use in few weeks. Steam
navigation having succeeded 10 admiration on various
rivers, the application Oft to the waters Of the
lakes is ~ Interesting experiment. Every friend to
pubic Improvements mast wish it all the success
which is due to spirit Of vs ial enterprise.
A steam-bla! was lately isgncled at Sackefts
Hatbor. The opposite sifts of this lake, which not
long ago wed with each 9th tho building Of ships
Of war, seem now to be equally esauIous Of CONNER.
| cal superiority.
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FIRES tn THE wOOnS ~ Us

We learn from Maine, that the woods in the towns Of
Paris Albany, Hebron, Bethel, tSc in the Coauty Of Ok
ford, had for time been FIRE. with immense des-
tructon in the forests and that dwelling house and two
barns had been burnt in Paris On Of the drought
At impossible 20 arrest the of the fire, and the
inhabitants Obliged ~ watch their fields and dwellings
prevent their destruction. We also learn that the Crops
Of Corn, Potatoes &c had been almost total destroye by
the frosfs but these Of Wheat, Rye. sc were uneon-
monty abundant Great Inconvenience is experienced
by the inhabitants from the scarcity OF in their mil
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NOTICE.

FEVHE Subscriber respectfully informs the
inhabitants of this County that he has inst rece;S,,
from New,York and Philadelphia large and general :
s9rment OF FALL GOODS comprising almost every arti-
Gle m the DRY GOODS and HARDWARE LINE /:
which, together with his former Stock, renders his a,sort
met very complete HgTng laid them in the most at.
vaaeos terms, he will be enabled sell at the Norther,
retail prices.
He Keeps constantly on hand, GROCERIES,, of every
description, which lie also intends selling on rnode,'.
ALIEN N1ET EySv
Louisa court-house, Oct. o. is G.