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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-06-01
Extract Of Ictey from Def,oit, Aarg

Ii.
a." AS to- your enquiries respecting tie hos
s,ilty of the indians and the prospect cf
another war with them. ! consider stor &c
Of that description fabricated in the int.
rior. The Indians in this quarter appear
well disposed, and, in my opinion, we're
never less Inclined to war than at pres
ent.
Which side they would join In case of
war, would be decided BY their views and
prosp cts at the time. They w.uid eitier
JON the strongest party, or torn the hath-
ct against those from whom they could ,b,
tain the most plunder.
The thiIty-seyeDh Britirh regiment
are stationed at Maiden, and compa-
ny Of artillery az Sandwich. The officers
rave 2 Bail last week, and inv.tss
the officers, e>c. from this post. was a.
mopg those VINO wsnL We we're tres,ed
politely"
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NOTICE.

EpY Virtue Of trust deed executed to the SUBJ
scriber, viii be sod 10 the highest bidder, fo,
cash, at Chesterfield courthouse, on SATURDAY the
sand day of June next, that valuable tract of land
IN the county ofChesterfeld, wherein capt. Tho's.
Chestlism 1T present resides, supposed TO contain
thirteen or fourteen hundred acres, and bounded by
the lands of the late Col. Mathew Cheatham,
Armsead Bruce and others, or so much thereof a,
will be sufficient raise The sum of 1924 - cents.
with interest from the first day of October, 1919.
snd the costs and charges ofexecDtiue the trust
JAMES GOWI-ETT, Trustee.
May 90. G-tda
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$50 REWARD

80 REWARD,
EOR experimenting and delivering TO me in this
place, black slave named SAMPSON he
abscooded on the night of the 27,h Feb last. and
has been seen in the neehbouhood of Smiihiield,
and now supposed to be about Southampton court
house, where he was raised in the family Of Mr.
two years of age feet or 10 inches high, his Inns
Thick and project considerably, and in his walk
shews the effect ofiist feet. will give the above
reward Tor his delivery here or twenty dollars for
securing him in any jail in tbs state so that may
get HIM again. ARCHIBALD FREELAND. ,
Manchester. May IS o .f
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so DOLLYRN REIV4RO-
May %.
PAINT STORE.

PAIN / STORE.
TaNHE ) subscribers respectfully inform
q the citizens of Richmond and Manchester, and the
public at large, dat they have established Paint Store, III
15 Street opposite The Bell Tavern and have Just rcceiv
ell per the Schr. Only Daughter, from New-Yor, large &
general assortment Of PAIN Sand OIL consisting of de
following articles VIZ
Spirits ITpc ntiue, Lin~ed oil
Utica Crown Window Glass, Of superior quality
Bristol Spanish Brown
London White Lead in kers-Do. dry
Patent Yellow. ground iri OIL, Gum COpal
Copal Varlii, Chrome yellow. irish Glue. Red Lead
Spanish White, Venetian Red, Lithargc TIMBER
India fermiiion, English Terra Desina
Pfussan Blue, Nos. aud 2, Brown Snalt
Blue Small, Nos. I and p Green Vertliter Blue do.
Dutch Pin, Stone Yellow. Pallet Knives Of various sizes
Coh Leaf yellow Ocle Paint Brushes, of various sizes
GraDiig Tools, Putty, Syc. orc. 5c.
Hoftghch 1rfN b g9if nj Jedaoef Dri1cr.
The Fublc are also respectfully informed, that
oiia'eh 20 execute Painting, Ginning, Gliding &c. with
K d.paca the tine reasonable terms
any person III tie cIty.Ne solicit share ofpuhllc Iat
ronage. RUSSELL. & CCOE.
MAY %. SIT
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SPRING GOODS,
BY the ship Clifton from London.
Superiine cloths and cassmercs, extra quality
1lght stripe prints of iirc quality
oS do. AMI dark fiueies, bcngaS ieanetts
Cuttings, graIdril's, cortied and cambria dmilies
Cotton bedtykes, bUm~zeers, sonbazetts
POpins and lustres, bld quilts, OIL 10 lid
Ready made waistcests, ginghams. cotton balls
silk and cotton braces, Mems buck and drawn gloves
Threads, lace, Rpe bobbng, Ivory and Ioupen combs
Linen and cotton ehccss very fine tickienburg
Gardeners and ladies' cotton hose
DO. half hose, pins, needles
Plain and p.adcd mcTno, black Grape sewing silk
Shawls barcelona handkrrehieis, twilled nankeen
Cotton s'irtins. iaeonett muslins
40 kegs ground white lead and Hardha's Snuff No. O.
anlo the best quality, offered Tor sale, by
ELLfSSS .9LL.4N.
Maya. lI6-ff
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I'd UN-AWAY from the subscriber, on the 9th
SIS May, inst. negro vnan named MAJOR, S,r-
,ue,ly The property of VIM. Cooper OF ouisa coun-
e., who purchased him from Edward CLEVER of
Gloucester; he is in height about S feet 10 inches.
and has large eyes. lie had on suit Of mkt dc.
nestle clota. Ii is believed he is lursipg about
Gloucester, where he has wife and family. Who
ever will deliver the said man to in Powhsan or
secure him in any Jail SO that get him again, shall
receive reward oftwenty-ive dollars; should he
be delivered in Powhatan at my house, " III pay all
reasonable expenees.
AARON HASKINS.
NAV 90 6-si-
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ray- and three times week during the of the Sioe
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No advertisement Inserted tni has either been Paid jsr
srass'onea w s0'e person in This city or It's enviFOas
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NArcuEz, M. II Nav 1

General JACKSON passed through this
City On "Wednesday last, on his way to the
state of Tennessee, in high health and spi.
rits. The corporation, aod the citizens.
having heard Of his departure from News
Orleans, made preparatory arrangements
for his reception but were disappointed in
the exhibition Of them, by tie General ha-
wing arrived sooner than WIS expected,
and his sudden departure ; having staved
only loag enough to take soms ordinary re-
freshment The same evening some friends
rode after HIM to Washington, where they
passed the evening. End were herored
with the presence OF General Kinds, Colo
mel Jsssup, and Coooel Overt nall dis
a'nguished characters in our last arauous
struggle.
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NOTICE.
3 n Pursuance of Decree of the Superior
2 Court Of chauccry holden Mt the Capitol in tie city Of
RiehmOd, pronounced the 4t day " Ja 1914 4 Of an
order made the 4t day Of Oct. 1915 by te Superior
Court OF Chancery hodp ~ the % Iyncihure in
suit between james Brown, plaintiff and Robert Stoekton
John s. Woodson, and Gcorss Hsrsiou, defendants we
shall the zth day Of June rc, expos, 10 sale for rea.
dy money hy way ofpublc auction, the premises tract
of aHd situated IN tie county ct Henry, formerly occupied
by Ror; Stockton and supposed contain 1910 acres
more OF less much thereof , Ike necessary 10 e.
fest the purposes Of ssid Decree.
.W.H1W'I. ". T).f.N-DRJDGE.
JOSEPH .1f.4R9IN,
THOMAS STERLING.
Nays. ti7-sw
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so DOLLARS REWARD.

so DOLLARS REWARD.
ED UN-AWAY from the Subscriber ON Monday.
ia the 22d April last, young negro woman nam
ed PATIENCE, about twenty-six years Of age, of
dark complexion, inclined to yellow. had or when
she eloped, white muslin habit and spencer of
home spun. The subscriber purchased her st
sale in Suffolk she formerly belonged to the es.
tale Of Thomas Ashburn OF the above named place.
Thirty dollars will be given for apprehsndpe
sai run-a~ay aud securing her in jail; III persons
are fnrwarned from harbouring or assisting the above
named woman under the penalty of the law. The
subscriber suspects she has made for Richmond ard
IN all probability will endeavour to pass ior free
woman. Information by letter win be attended to-
JOHN GUI2ARD.
Norfolk, May 90. oct
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OVERTI5EMENT.

ADVERTISEMENT
AETIl4L BE SOLD at the late dwelling house of
w James Ellis, decd on the 9th day of June
next, that noted tavern stand, in leases Valley,
kanswha cSunty, Virginia, containing three kun
dred acres ofland, with good dwelling house, and
CHER convenient out hous S; likewise horses, cows,
and other stock farming utensils, with household
and kitchen furniture. Also, two likely negromen
The sale TO commence Mt II o'clock and continue
from day to day until AL is sold off Terms Of sale
will be made known the day of sale, and due at
tention paid by
RICH'D. McCAIJiSTER,
GEO BENTLEY. ENrS'
, May %. 6-2t+
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The English gentleman mentioned in the
papers, as having been landed as a Mes
senger, from British frigats at Saco, was
Mr.. SHAW, Of Halifax, one Of the British
Northwest Company and his dispatches
were private letters from Sir John L. Shcr-
broke, to the British Consu' in Eew-York.
He Ian led from ner- hantman--There is
no frigate Oh the Halifax stltion.
Cost. CenS.
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Washington, May II.
James Clarke, of Kentucky, has declined
reelection to Congress.


We have never seen the accusation a .
gainst the British government OF an undue
interference with the affairs of the conii-
nent Of Europe, which is frequently sug-
gested, stated in a stronger manner than
1t is in the following extract of late
speech of Lord Castiereagh's on the floor
of the British Parliament :-[Ant. Int.
Evtrae, from Lord Castlereagl,'s speech, rs re.
ported in the Morning Chronicle of Febru-
airy 10th, 1916.
sit was impossible for any man who
had been on the Continent, and who knew
what had lately passed. and what was
passing there, (he did not al,udc to any
individual, or to any particular transaction,)
not to be sensible that there was, on the
part of the English, tone of interference,
and dictation, and contempt for that which
did not assin0ilate to our native institutions,
which did not square with our own notions
th =, if it were not kept in bounds, wss
calculated to do the character of the coun-
try infinite mischief and that in proper
ton 20 the gratitude due from thos. among
whom this toUe was used, was the danger
Of our losing their confidence aud admIa-
ton"
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-30

VEvfIE subscriber respectfully informs
4 the Ladies e Gentlemen of Alex
andria and its vicinity, that his B.aIH
HOUSE (on the alley adjoining fhe The
atre and opposite the City Hotel, is now
open. and will be kept in complete order
It'll the first OF October, where Harm, q
Gid B4qHs may be had at any tine in
tie day and until 9 o'clock at night
His terms are 8 10 each for subscribers.
payable in advance, and no tickets IS
sued till the subscription is paid Or Sc
cents for a single Bath.
Two separate Baths are kept exclu.
sively for Ladies, who will please come
liza at the alley adjoining Mr.. Fairfax's
House On Royal street--And Gentlemen
are particularly requested to cone IN at
that adjoining the Theatre.
Thomas Shields.
Slayll eots
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! Charleston. .Arau 90.


By The arrival at this port yesterday Of
tie scnr. Caroline, capt. Johnson, in z
aays from HAVANA, we learn that all 70
reicn vessels were shortly to De excluded
from catering or trading there that this
event vas to take place immediately on
tie arrival Of the new governor, whowas
daily expected.
The United States brig Boxer sailed
from Havana on crui2e about days
before the Caroline. The Boxer carried
oltffOm New 0rieansa person tooficiate
at HAVANA as American consul: but who
would not be received BY the government.
Az intelligent passeagc., inf rms that a
consul is much wanted taese that large
Numbers Of American seamen are in dis
treSs, without employmeat,aad no person
tcwhom ,hej can look for protection,
The American mercantile interest also
suffers from the same cause.
The CarthaSeaiaa psiya,eer schr. la
Pepa was crulzing in the vicinity Of aa-
vaaa. for Spanish Vessels, and occasion
ally looked into port. SeNesaI cruizers
had 6eea dispatched after her, but without
success. This IS tue same priyateer that
went iato Newbern some weeks since.
TIE Havana markets for American
produce continued vory low the articles
ofr;ce and tioar, particularly, would not
Ding more Than prime cost, p,ices oi
island pfodGce waite sugar IL dolls
brown ditto g 10; cdffae IS moIasSes
bits pc. keg; honey bits per gallon.
fsuit vas very scarce and dear.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-30
Public Sale.

In pursuance of two several DEGREES
pronounced by the county court OF Far
fax. sitting as court of chancery in suit
therein with William and sa-
muel Simmons, compIainants, and Eliza
beth plumpet, defendant,
The subscribers, two of the comm's-
sioners therein named, on Monday the Sd
of June next, at II o'clock will proceed TO
sell at public auction en- the premises, or
a credit of six months, certain lot OF
land situated, lying and being u the sad
county of Fairfax, on the north side oil
the Little River Turnpike Road, near
the town CT Alexandria, ana immediate
Iy opposite tie Cameron Mills, beng the
lot of which Elizabeth Simmons, late Of
said county died seized. The purchaser
to give bond and security to satlsiacaoi
OF the commissioners.
Thomas Eilsoa,
Samuel Summers,
Commissioners
Fairfax, May s Gets
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Public sale.

Pursuant to an order Of the honorable The
County Courtof Prince George Coun
ty, will be offered at pubic sale, or
THURSDAY The 9th Of June next. il
fair +; If rot, the next fair day. at the
place commonly called the Eerse Head.
in said county--all the Real Estate OF
Jain +. Hardy, deceased, consisting
Of the following property, viz.
4 TRACT or pafca! Of Laud, adjoin-
- ing Magrnder's warehouse, Oh Pa
iuxent iiyer. containing about $50 acres.
The improvements are, a dwelling house
Kitchen, stables, and IN excellent barn.
ALSO.
A Tract, adjoining that above men
called and known by the lame
of :. Hard Bargain" containing about
200 The improvements are, com
Portable dwelling house, kitchen, barn
with stables, and ether necessary out
h0aSes.
A Tract. called f" Whites Hitl," about
about 2 miles west Of NIagruder's ware
house, containing about fifty acres.
ALSO,
Several tracts of Land, lying Oh Nat
tawoman Swamp, about four miles frcn
Piscataway, containing about 500 acre:
"A Tract in Charles County. near th'
'rinc church, containing 100 acres--ant
la House and Lot in the village OF P;sca
ltaway.
The terms of sale will be credit o
one, two and three years, the purchase
or purchasers giving bond with approved
Isecurity with interest from the day 9
sale for tie payment of the purchase
imoney, IN three equal annual payments
and upon the ratification, by the sail
court OF the sale or sales, and upon tn
payment Of the whole purshase money
| The commissioners VIII make over unit,
the purchases or purchasers, all the right
lutte, claim, interest and estate OF th,
said John T. lial dy, in and to the aiore
said land and premises, disencumberet
10y any right or title of dover.
Thomas MundeIl,
iioratio Moore,
James Naylor,
Theodore Mudd,
john J.. Dyer,
Commissioners
xS - cs ~.
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MaySo
Negroes for Sale.

For sale, two very likely young Ne
boy, upwards Of nine years
old, he is very active sensible lad, and
has been accustomed to wait in the house
the otker girl. about 6 years cid, al.
so very smart aud sensible. They viii
not be sold separate nor to any person
living without the district Of Columbia
or the adjacent counties. The slaves
mar be seen at Air. Jonathan Swift's
house, Alexandria. Fer terms, &c. ap-
ply TO the printer.
May 80 eotf
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sNilie9gr:lIe, rAlru IS

l- stAttSteo G.tSSa U2py -
ne following latter from Col. Hawkins
% the Executive Of this state was re-
esised Yesterday by sxpress
Cries. 1geecy, .aisy 10, 1916. /
have received two Communications
fron Eeat col. Ciinck, who commands at
tcrt Gaines, On Chattahoche, tahout 65
niles below Fort MitchelD ofthc Sd and
IN The 6yst to inform me g the Indi-
ans sa-prized end took TIVE soldiers wha
hai Charge Of so head Of cattle near the
Soyt, and drove OF the cattle. They
sere pursued - miles on TIE trai, which
ieSas % 81. Marks. l have '..emanded
&e soldiers, their horses, cattle & party
o. !nd'aos, Of their chiefs" Ca the 9TH,
ne sly sent after the party reported
u'eY aas crossed the Flint rivers near
!ha'sss old place they had not killed
Me TWO men, but understood they intend
g 70 10 SO, if they became too much
.Aasass 20 travel. That the Silnea0les.
r r1u al the towns near the confluence of
rl'0s and Chatt0chache, were preparing
~ war; they had been drinking their war
H'ss'c aad dancing for severa! days, 1t
,s ss understood they were to divide
. s'oiass''es into two parties, enc to SO
s s: Hartford, tae othert to attac';. Fort
- uaises" f" This report is confirmed by
- 'adan arrived last evening direct
n ns,a uie hostl!es; three white men you
GU sn Aaow, came this morning to IN
,sa ne they we're of opinion the 81.
s a.ss9es and adherepts were preparing t.
si''~ea blow somewhere: and thar ali
80 towns who Wish TO remain friendly
;eS llFepariag TO remoye above tie line.''
aaa. tue Snaeneies aud lower lHdiaas
ss ,Se'efnlned on war / have not tie
smallest dos5t.
ieel tiny daty TO communicate Il
s:.,a s.aa'' tar2agh YOU to my follow Cit.
, a''s On the frontiers OF Georgia, the ru
- elst are IN circulation, as lisll,
lagse % their part may save III,
'sss 2, 1-ay helpless omen aid ci,!l
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-30
Columbian Ice House.

| The Proprictors of The Columbian Ice
i House, propose commencing rhe deiiye-.
Try OF ICE on the first Of the ensuing
tmonth upoh the following terms. VIZ.
| For six dollars, 100 tickets will be de-
Iliyered to each subscriber, and such tick,
let will entitIe the holder to six pounds
|of Ice-about hall rcck--oneo i which
Iinay be presented daily, or IN any other
manner Or number that may be prefer
| red.
BIZ" Should the season exceed 1907
days, no objection acitl be made to eatend-
i,4., it TO as tong a time as the .oeether may
require, or The zee lest, agitaom addition
IA charge.-It will be delivered from
sunrise ill sunset every day, excepting
irst days Sundays on wa,sA days & will
)e delivered from sunrise tiIl 9 o'clock in
the morning: transientcusta.ner can be
supplied at the ratcot IS cents peri ush-
Ell. Having found it iuconye.iert and
troublesome to cal! upon every Subscriber
IT the cad IF he season for The amount
1t subscription wepropose as an inaispeu-
sabte requtsite tkat the cmoUnt be ptsc IN
r9mace. The convenience 4 comfort de-
rived FROM having ice during the heatof
our summers litwetc only &c coai,a pitch
tr of water nauld be we'll worfS. The PRICE
proposed Il situations. where coed water
8 rot al, avs to he obtained fresA at the
il may &c waited, bstvhen to
these are pdded tie advantage ofpresesv-
ing meat, butter, mix; SC. which may be
lone by simple continuance, and at a
trlliing expense II is certainly an object
worthy the attention Of every family.
yYM. T. THORNTON.
Fairfax street, or
RICHARD II LITTLE.
King street.
MAJ as. eo7t
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Valuable Properly.

I viii sell for Merchants Bank Paper,
the Property at present occupied by
myself, on Jefferson, between Water
and Fairiax- streets, at tie south part
OF the town.
4 HALE acre Lot with TIE Improve
e. ments, a large and commodieos
brick dwelling, in which are large dining
and drawing rooms, store room. five
confartable lodging rooms and two flight
stairs, principally new and handsomely
'inished--to TIE dwelling IS attached a
brick smoak house add GARY. detached
a large and convenient brick kitchen with
TWO bed ROOM, a covered way and brick
payment fer the dwelling, pump under
cover, a brick necessary aad wooden
stable, al excellent vegetable garden,
sumo choice fruit trees, apple, peaf,
cherry, quincl, peach ard apricot---a
new and Substantial! fence around the
lot. The situation OF this property is We
Try pleasant, having fine view OF the
Potomac and surrounding country, and
|witL the Improvements about to he made
lin that part of the town, must neccssaii-
lily renderit very desirable.
A farther description OF this property
lis deemed unnecessary, as any persoi
| disposed TO purchase world undoubtedly
first view it. The terms will be liberal
john Jackson.
Nav c0 cow
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For ale.

A valuable Tract of Land. lying III
Loudoun cpurtJ, containing 600 acres.
It lies on a large stream called Bread
Run, by which it is bounded for three
quarters OF mile, and which furnishes
water for the use of a farmer. The soil
lis of the bes! red slate kind, well known.
Ito be the next best 70 the limestone soii,
being fertile, and when worn OUT easily
Ito be improved by all manures ; especi-
ally by the Plaster of Paris, which is
known to act with great effect on sucl!
|soil-l5O acres are heavily timbesed
with the finest wood of oak, hickory, &c.
il50 acres lie on the side Of the above
named Run, and being rich low land
iare well calculated for meadow. Tbs
land produces good crops of corn ard
small grain, and is particularly excel
llent grass land, which as it is pear good
beef markets. alone renders it valuable.
There is a thriving apple orchard on the
Hand and the fences are good.
.rThe land would be divided if il should
be wished. It is Is or so miles fro'a
Alexandria ard Georgetown. & 2 miles
Ilrem the public road leading from Lees
burg to Alexandra.
The terms Of sale ere moderate--they
Twill be made known al any time by
Richard II. Lee,
near Leesburg, Loudoun County.
Mays Staw2m
w The subscriber intending to re-
move. will offer the above Tract Of Land
at public sale, on the Goth of June, il
mot previously disposed of at private
Isale. e. II. L.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-30
BENJAMIN HAWKINS,
BasToN. May 2S.

BosToN, May 2s.
The Legislature of this State will as
semble in this town on Wednesday next
OF the forty couaseilors and senators re-
quired to be chosen, twenty one are tede-
.ralists, and eighteen are democrats
There is one vacancy, to be supplied by
joint ballut of the counsellors and sena-
tors chosen, and the house Of representa-
tiyes, from the two candidates whohad the
highest number of votes, one of whom 'sa
lederali5t, and other a democrat. he
aumber Of repre- 5enta,iYes chosen is pro-
ably between 600 and 700, with pluiali-
~ OF tsom 40 10 90 fedara!iats TIE go
'yeraipent will therefore undoubtedly be
organized for the ensuing year, with le-
deral governor, leutenaMt governor. ana
council: senate 90 federal, and is de-
mocraiic, and house Of representatives
about $50 feterai and 500 democratic.
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Orphans Court,

Alexandra County, Nay Tenn, 1916.
Ordered, that the administrators Of
Benjamin d. Patterson, deceased, do ID
sert the following advertisement. three
times week for four weeks, in the Alex
andria newspapers.
A copy. TEST,
A. MOORE, Reg'r.
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lie has for Sale,
{ his Nail Ma ,lEactorv,

At his Nail Ma ufactory,
A general assortment of Spikes, Nails.
Brads AID Sprigs, Bar Iron, Hooks and
Hinges. Locks, and almost every article
in the building line, on reasonable terms
Cor cash or Short credit.
May % cost