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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-05-18
CO-P.4RTNERSHyp
WYCKSONss DEuYTTP 81.

Are now opening at their The main street near
lynrpsiie The Merchants Cetc Hose md Two duors a.
9,r HT X h'fo"S hardware STORE general assortment
Z" sFSe' y chsSs o'dChinG maze. received by late arr
Na's rom L'' rGo. Among he elegant dining
AID tra sets, ui ~ " patterns. 80
Country Merchant. will hndit 10 their advantage to call
Crates rpaca,ed ii, the faithful manner and n, tb
shortest notice. " ~
LNipI3 E'HTN7
HN d. are now opeuinr, Mt of Tgc,o rlns
lnpord in the ship CGGoa.ac arrived N Boston ffon,
rrn which wall he sold by box Otherwise to suit pun.
May J.. Il6-6t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-05-18
TIE SURScRrREP

ENTENDS leaving this State for some months,
a has duly appointed Daniel Foster, Hector Bran
der, and Robert Mcdonnell his Attorneys, 60 act
IN ms absence eitherjointy or separately
WIN. BUWDEN.
Fetershurs, Feb. %. mimi
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-05-18
q. w. COLEMAN.
100 Uf,Is
Apra 10
Cotton ana IYooleu A5onu 6,c,o,u

N~DttUIt UItt y UJtcIE IEIHHItIuCFOTV.
V5THE l)roDrie tors Of the Nelson and Al
bemarie Union Cotton and Wooen Manufacturer ny
Company ase this method inform ther friends and the
community at large that :hey have Eooi Cardiue M
chine built on new and improved pan whci, will pick
and card 100 pounds of Wool per day in hentest manner
NJ the low price of cents per pound. They likewise have
constantly on hand Spun Cotton. which they will on rs
low terms rs can be PURCHASED ia Virginia. They have also
erecteda Cotton Piclng 6TQhinr. which th warrant TO e-
eeute business with ne0tress and dispatch
The above Factory is Variety Mills, Nelson county.
- f. RIDER, Snpegl't.
fi0fch 20. tO3-W3m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-05-18
vALUABLELANDs ron SALE.

II pursuance of decree of the Sure-
ror Court Of Cancery, and With the consent of mn ,h
parties interested thsTen) will be Sold nc public auction
credit OF two and three years. equal annual na,,
ment ten tracts parcels of LAND (elonying 10 the ~
tae of the late John Mlae. ir. dee continuing 1888
acres lying IN tie counties oi Lincoln ard Madison in
STATE vi Kentucky, being part of survey OF 10000 aer
pates,ctl in the name Of John Lewis ''
One tract parcel Of land. the orC;oos creei
branch OF the sou, fork Of Kentucky, containing 5000 n
crts. being lot NJ. 10.
One other tract, lot No.twenty, containing, acres w.
ing ON Goose creek. ~
One other tract, lot No. twelve containing 1000 acre. mn
the ridge THAI divides the of Riclai, Coo.
creek. ~
One other tract, lot containing 6o3 Ic acres ON ,h
head OF Lick Fork Richland creek.
One other tract lot No. containing two hun,ire,la,t
twelve acreS Riciand creek
One othertrc,, lot No. containing 1872 on Rich
land cr,ek. "
One other tract, No. containing 44o acres on IN.
of Richlant. - '-
One other lot No 1000 acres on a.,
waters of Ric.land and Collns's Fork
One other tract. lot No. fifteen, containing two thousand
'onr hnnrd ard six md quarter acres, lying on hotb
sides oi Goose crtti. -
And other tract. lot No. sixtecn containing fun
thousand acres. lying both sides of Collinss Fork
The title papers the aorerid lands may be een ON an
will he loigS for that purros previous the dav OF s,
which viii take place the Bellay,rn. in the city of e
mond. on Tuesday, the 9Th da, Of June next
fs1S-Bons with approved security To carry n,err,,
from the tay of sale the rsr,itt,d The ,t
ciiai Is punetualy paid.
r. w. LEIGH.
JAS. C. WILDER trustees
JOEL II AMNiON, anu
Mcrcio. 1oo-,5,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-05-18
Council Chamber, l1ay llfI, I8I6. 7
u TIiiNR l. A G hu the .n,rn - = =. 49,. y

Council Chamber, May Ilfh. 1916. Z
WHEREAS, hv the seveaih -0r.on nj
the Act provide accurat. chart e,i ,e,
~. q general mapor the tvrror- of III ~
IL Stirco ted hat lie F.>' riitiye shall h. f m o,sit
authorised TO such nsfc OF t est,A
boundary Of Tie eonmonw eal;h mn, hc u crsyr, Ia
sure greater rccurary In the details o Iir-fn i M
WHERE III present t"e boundaries -ra1,ostf Ste. and f
can- such surveys he made of the er~, f,i-;,u M III
TERRITORY of 'h commonwealth. where ht ssn- a,, o. o.
S'nn'i by CHAINS of monianS r- PN The mo
the Event " Is empowered snga-. compet,if pr.
In ascertain ~ astronomical os, r,itnns the a,it,
lolgi'n NJ rs many r'intsns W. necessary % rrr
e-riua'ly 1nv crror<in the principa SURVEYS i t
"ncor more siltul r:c"Sts "rcrompapv fit torr
phicri Surv yorS-Notices hereby piven ri .ro.
viii b. rctvd hv tive Eyrcutiv mt; the I5 -, f,,
next, iro' persons properly qualified r,ro'i ier,ls, n -
ecnie general Sur' Of tAe oril 9th Sstr ~ 10. ,
rrS X a. IT'S nuun;ainS aSrertsin astronomical oi-
TONS TIE longitude and latitude of poirS .as mo-, ~
deemed ssen,al. and 20 max, The nn.' alap;cai
fn'oines ~ the INV. The viii h divd,d i,ro ii;
OF convenient size. I'm. ROBFP T'ScN r r
" ch nd Ma Is pi
The Editors Of the National nrs;-s,,c r vasH,rto.
City PARROT r'Hlumore Aurors Pil.lelp';a Colnn,
ban, N-w-York an. Patriot. Boston. on st., t. IN
sfr The foregoing tm'S WerL rs IN ,ltr -,
sprtiye pep 'nd transmit thir or tie
tins O!fire
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-05-18

ElEING determined to rem v FIR IN VII
Harrisburg IN the ofhe ensuing summer hail
on honiay, tn 10th OF june, pose. TIE highest bidder
that very valuable aHi eominoiOs TENE NE Mt in ,leL
reside sltuau3 ON The main street, in Williamsburg for
merry the properly OF r II. Greenhow, Of Richmond The
a'aniag when slepec n Williamsburg pr snt the
of business, nnumerahlving exfrenr u e,,
ociety agreeable the situation healthy, and business as pod
rs IN any OF the large Cir The dwellg-ousc is very
large and wei built. beautifully situated in t,asan bar,
Of ihe town the offices nunerors and convenient, AID at
tached is fne Garden.
A. the same time. the spacious ST0RE-HOUSE, in yb;c
conduct my busn $. long known one Of the kst qauds
m ne eitys within few yards Of the dwelling, and un The
Also large BRICK HOUSE, upon the same stree hov.
ina store in III lower stosy cSccny adapted for banes
Al,o,a Tg0 IrRg icr. opposite thc cirrreh. would
dispose upon accommodating Ofn,y whole STO(R or
10, cash. '"'
~ intention ofromogine, renders it irdispensiby n,cssa
~, at all thoss who indebted. should come rwar
Immediately, prepared 20 satisfy my claims hos Nh have
any against me, iHyied present them for sediment
April II. Iii-tds
PBAY1NG-CARD M8NUFACTOKY-
10. os, Soilh Frgpt Street, Rhiiacislb,iq
TAMES Y. HUMPIR EYS. successor
- to lhoas ne Silver manuectures and has ready
10 sale,at The old cheap pgiees
Backgammon Bcavts
Epgs, arse and small paten, and copperpIate, w gold
euge;, and wkte md sPJto backs
Harry g. w'.h white and spotted hacks
Highlander DO do. do
Cannon lIglandc5s d; ~ 80, and ls dolls. psr s-ooe
French and Spanish, with white and spoited back
Blank Carls, ior Prif.efs use
DO. DO. With Fancy bor,lers Of every color
Gold uied and e9nbol8td visiting and blink card
MARRIED. and Fancy papers-Hnd general assornen, Of
Order, viii he escsu,c m Btrai terms, and Of rg,sge.
rior suality in The above articles.
.RtrH97. li43m
The Eiior Of the c5yri,es- Courier i. reooes Il, IN.
ser, the ab5ye tge week n.onhs, AM f0r.afi hs ae
count @ James r. Hnhstep.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-05-18
THE LAST ROSE OF SUMMER.
From JIoore's Essh -iislotiies.l

From J{oore's hssh .ileiodies.l
The las- rose ofsumner,
Left blooming alone
ali her lovely comparisons
Are faced and gone.
No hOw'r ofher kindred,
No rose. Sud nigh.
To reflect back her bushes,
Or give sigh Tor sigh.
II! not leave thee. thou lone one,
To pine on the stem
Since the lovely are sleeping,
Go s,ecp thoi with them.
Thus kindly scatter
Thy leaves ~ thy bed,
Wh.re thy mates ofthe garjen
Lie scentless and dead.
so, soon may I follow,
When friendships decay,
And from loves shining circle
The Gems drop away.
When true hearts lie wtthered,
And topl ones are flown,
Oh who would inhahit
This bleak world alone'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-05-18
YaLuatie Farm For SAFE.

VGLuabie Farm For SAFE
4 AN the 4th Monday IT, June next, ] will
ofr for sale, or te premises Tract of Land in NJ
Kent county, confirming about acres, doiung The lands
OF fj Culig and w Bereriey Crao and ofliers-distan
about 20 mile from Richmond, and two miles from ramnIi-
River. This Farm contains about 10 acres OF herd rs
MEADOW, well wartd, and in escc condition for iInme-
date profit. abot 800 of arabic land, cleared and in
god cultivation the residue OF the is well nhered
thcre also upon II very valuable orchard, large new
burn, fTtishe. with of Watspns best breshiny ma
chimes, and an inexausbe bunk Of marie, ayoraby sit
tt IN supply the tract with that beneficial manure Plaster
Of Paris has produced wonderful effects in improving the
Clover GT-ss this Land.
Onetni y the purchase money will be required on the
1st Dee. next, wsn possession will be giyente balance il
IL months thereafter.
good sock ofinucs, cattle hogs, and between 81 and 30
hafand quarter booded marino sheep, may lie purchased
privately. JOHN AIJdBTS.
May !. 1l6-r ids
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-02-24

tivated genius, or the vivid flashes of meteoric
Wi but horos'esses a Judgment naturally solid
strong, and clear, matured By habitual applica.
ton, and unwearied industry-and who with a
sober. steady, and well chastened mind, unites
urshaken integrity, ardent and undertaking pa
iriotsm,-in short, all the substantial qualifica-
lions that can dignity the moral character of the
politician and the statesman
w the mean time. what have been the attitude
and the conduct of Virginia. Both have been
delicate. uriass'iming. concilating. Virgins was,
above all, DESTROYS OF harmony. The valedictory
incu.cations other revered end beloved Washing.
ton viii ever vibrate on her ear. Accordingly,
she did not press one OF her sons upon the choice
of the people. Ns-With folded arms, and in
modest silence, she awaited. ana still awaits, the
decision of majority Of therepubiicans through
out the union, including those which she her
self contamination she is not to be disfrunchised-
In common with her sister-states, she had a right
OF forming wishes in relation 10 the next Presi-
deaf. She resolved, however, that those wishes
should be such as perfectly TO accord with those
of q majority of the whole republican aggregate.
virginia could desire nothing but the promotion
OK repu5hraS. caididate--whoevcr that candidate
might be-ard from whatever state takcn--she
well knew that the candidate thus to be designa-
ted by the voice OF the republican majority could
not fail to be best qualified for the high office in
view--and, surely, this 10 tae main point!
The burst Unpopular sentiment which has late
ly resounded from one extremity of the Ameri.
can empire to the other proves that Virginia is
to receive the impulse, and not to give it--M
short, we think ourselves fully justified in anti
cipating nothing but calmness, dignity, and har-
mony among the republicans; and II is on this
pleasing proPect that we again congratulate our
Fellow-Citzens.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-02-24
VAR DEPaRT.uEWT.
AN ACT

AN ACT
To provide for designating, surveying and grant.
ing the military bounty lands.
BE il enacted bg .ie Senate and House of Re-
presentatiues otthe United States of .7neriea in
Congress assembled, That the President of the
United States be and he is hereby authorised. to
cause TO be surveyed quantity. of the public
lands oftbe U. s fit for cultivation, not otherwise
appropriated and TO which the Indian title IS extin
guished, not exceeding in the whole six millions of
acres, two millions TO De surveyed in the territory
of Michigan, two millions IN the Illinois territory
north of the Illinois rives and two millions in the
territory Of Louisiana, between the river St Fran
els, and the river Arkansas the said lands 10 be
divided INTO townships, and sub-divided into
sections, (each quarter section TO contain as near
as possible, one hundred and sixty scres,) in the
manner prescribed by law for surveying aud sub.
dividing the other public lands of the United
States the same price to be allowed for survey.
ing is fixed for surveying the other public lands
in the same territory. And IN lands thus survey.
ed, with the exception of the salt springs and lead
mines therein, and Of the quantities of land adj
jacent thereto as may be reserved for the use of
the same, by the President Of the United States
and the section No. 10, in every township, to be
granted to the inhabitants Of such township for
the use of public schools, shall be set apart and
reserved for the purpose Of satisfying the boun-
Ties ofone hundred and sixty acres, promised TO |
the non-commssoned officers and soldiers oftbe
United States, their heirs and legal representiyes
BY the act, entitled can act for completing the |
existing military establishment approved the
tventy-fcurth day Of December eighteen hundred |
and eleven, and by the act, entitled an act TO |
raise AN additional military force" approved the |
eleventh day of January eighteen hundred and
twelve.
Sec. o Aad5s aJarfaer enacted. That the Sc
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-02-24

hevel and the sink for the ruled, the fine bnx
for the despot, the pigeon holes for the peo-
pie And it strikes me with sadness that
the women can be little more than the f.
guarantees receiving ainock reverence mere
ly to carry on Che drama but neither cher
ished nor respected. How vile the fee
ling and the taste that can degrade them
from being the real directors and mistress
les of man to he the mere soubrettes OF So
ciety, gilded and smart. and dex,erous and
vicious. Even before the revolution, man
ners were Dad enough. but many causes
since have rubbed Off the aiding. The ex-
lie of the mobiles, the succession of low
men to power and more than all the ele-
vation OF plebeian soldiars to rank, promot-
ing, of course, their trulls toa station where
manners and morals were under their in
huence ;and this added to the horrible ex-
ample set by Bonapartc himself in his own
interior. Add to this, what must have sent
down the contasion to the still lower Or
Iders--the conscription-the wretched man
Imarrying without preference, merely to a.
void the army, and then running into that
Iarmy TO escape their i'll chosen psrtners.-
All these causes must have conspired to
make frightful carnage in manners and
morals too. In short, l am persuaded,
that single monster has done more to de-
|moraliZe and unciyiize this country than
a century can repair.o
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-02-24
NOTICE.

By virtue Of decree Of the Honorable chance
~ sourt held in Fredericksburg, pronounced The
Esd day Of September 1915. The undersigned com.
misnoners for that purpose appointed will sell on the
premises Friday the 99th day of March 1915.
iffsr IL not the first fair day thereafter to the high
est bidder for ready money, the well known Tene /.
ment, with il appurtenanses called Walkertoo
and the mill and mill seat commonly called Wal
kerton Mills nov occupied by MessrS Temple and
Walker.
The above mentioned property is very valuable
and worthy Of the stsention Of Merchants and mill
ers. Wslkerton is an excellent stsnd for store
IS situate immediately on MNuapony River, and
has every Necessary house for the accommodation
OF a family aud for mercantile purposes. The
mill house Is large and eommodious, eontsns, two
pair Of stones with all neoeSsary machinery for
manufacturing -four. The supply Of wstsr il album.
dsnt and the adjoining Country produces, large
quantity Of wheat.
II. GAINES
THO. G. HOOMES
CHARLES HILL.
Commissioner.
February Gath 1916. 4w'
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-02-24

JUST PUBLISHED 81 FOR S0TE
AT THE Store OF T. A. MAYO g. Co.
Price IS oenfs.-AN
illustration of the Character g. Conduct
OF THE
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN V1Re1Nr,.
By John H. Rice.
FEB. % G1aw2w.J
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he strictly adhered to. but the addition OF
thea djunfs to the electoral colleges is
contrary to the charter, s. the ordinance
OF the 2lst of June, 1873, on which
their professions repose, is, but the re
Pi.'tion of the imperial decree Of the
month OF February, isle.-Thc ordi.
nance requires the new members to
give proof OF the present payment Of q
thousand livres per annum Tor the as
sessed taxes. This Injunction should
have had retrospective action for six
months, il would then have precluded
agreat deal Of COLLISION and fraudulent
arrangement. II is strongly asserted
that NJ. Lame has not foot of land in
France, and that the whole Of M Bo.
nold's fortune arises from a pension OF
Is Oool. year, on the proofs Of ---.
Some Of the most remarkable deputies
excluded by the ordinance from the APP
preaching chamber on account OF in
sufiiciency ct age, ara, Nj de Betbisy,
Fostbin. d'Issart, Humbert, de Sssmai>
eors, Saslhepe de Rochefoucault, &C.
III ON The Nnsya,ni yufryjreucer
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-11-08

SEEING svtnd.--Agenticman comiag
into a cofi'ee-room oOe stormy n,gb',
said he never saw such wind in his
.ife Saw a wind, said anuther--I ne yer
heard OF such a thing as seeing vino
Pray. what is 1t likef Like, answered
the gentiemen-hke to have blown my
bat off.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-11-08
FOR SALE.

A VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND, ly-
"A ing on the waters of great run, mrau-
quier, about FIVE miles from the court -houle
containing 3SI acres about one third Of
which is IN wood. The land, it is believed,
from experiments made on the adjoining
lands, is we'll luited to the ule of clover and
platter. Any periOn wiih'ng to purchaie,
will pleale call on the fubicriber IN Alexan-
dria, or Mr. AIesaHdcr d Kelly, in Fau-
QUEER, who is authorized to ihow and con~
tract for the fame. WIN, DOBIk.
November s. q
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-11-08
THE ECCENTRIC voYAGER
t, THE EDITORS.

Genftcmen--Some late letters from
the Mediterranean have put me in pos
stssion of the enclosed information OF
the Princess of w ales send 1t to
yaa 10 use as you May think proper
Ii snay 'muse some OF your readers.
Very respectfully, Sc.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-11-08
BALTIMORE, Nov. 5,

Chris,ofher Hughes, jan. esq and ia
nily, sailed f ON TINS port on Monday
IN the saip Emily, for London We un-
derstaud ihat MIR. Hughes leaves the
aountry as The Secretary oil the Ameri
an Legation al the Court of Sweden ;
anu that Mr RUSSELL being DESTROYS TO
r.turn 10 America, Mr. Hughes will
succeed him as charges des affsires.--
Tais- gentleman has been frequently
employed by ihe government i'll dlp!o
matte capacity Gesr as secretary to
he embassy al Ghent; then on the
special mission. TO Carthagena, in the
Macedonian, whIch terminated in a
manner honorable TO the nation and TO
rs commi sioner and now he leaves
MS country with new evidence of the
confidence OF the administration.
We ave informed that dispatches for
ali our ministers abroad, have been
committed 10 Mr., Hughes, especially
70? Mr. Adams, in London, aud Mr..
Gaiialln, in Paris.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-11-08
NEw>Y onK, Nov. 4

Last evening arrived al Ibis port the
U. S. brig Saransc, john ii Elton, Esq
commander, Is days from New-Orieans
and Ship Island.
Captain Elton Informs the editors oil
this Gazette, that Spanish brig, priz,
to pirate, had been recaptured by the
fom Bovine. and had arrived at The
Balizc. She was from Campeacly
with d valuable cargo. The pirates
found on board Of her, were put in AN
open boa;, Is leagues from land, but
they afterwards reached New, Orleans
The above vessel was fallen IN with of
BaratarIa, into which place the original
captors intended smuggling her cargo
Capt Elton was off Bouquilia De Pr
edrss on the 9Th OF september, where
he was informed that the Patriots had
taken rich place called Orisava, W here
there was large deposit OF specie.
The Spanish kings Schooner Come
ia, OF guns and 90 men. had heen cap
IL ed oy the Mexican Patriot, formerly
the General Bolivar, after severe &c
tioa OF two hours and an half. The
prize had arrived at Sououilla De Pc
dras.
The y. S brig Boxers Capt Porter,
III consequence of being worm. eaten.
was ordered TO New York, and would
sail in ten days. The Tom Bovine ar
sised at snip Island aboIt ,se 18TH OF
September, from crulze ct 50 days in
inc Bay ot tlcxico.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-11-08

sent, no apprehensions are entertained
Of an immediate renewal Of hostili.ies
with Chrisiophe.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-11-08
Communicated for IRE Baltimore Patriot.
Extract Of a letter, dated

Extract OF letter, dated
" La GuoyTa, SeHt. 10.
Since the date of my last respects
by this opportunity, the Patriots have
taken possession of Barcelona, after
routing with great slaughter detach
ment of Royalis's, sent out to oppose
hem They amounted to about 1900
men from the OroDoco, and it is sand
are commanded by the same M'Gregur,
whom the government officially stated
TO have been killed with The whole oil
his force III the battle OF the 81 vf Aug
at Quchradi;a, a place not 80 leagues
from Caracas, upon which they march
I'd alter landing on the coast, but who
III spite of the measures of the enemy
escaped into the interior with nearly
the whole OF his men. Within the las
three days, eight vessels have arrived
from Barcelona, with as many of the
inhabitants as the shortuess OF the no
ice enabled them TO got off.
II is stated however this morning,
by an arrival from that quarter, that .
orce from CumaDa had marched upon
barcelona, aud that the Insurgents, al
r. plnndeFing the town, bad abandon
I'd 1t with great precipitation Enc
narkets arc still the same"
It's said that marshal Saysry & Lal
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-11-08
MARRIED.

On Thursday evening last, by the
Rev MIR. Hanson, Mr. .Jamss Vansaat,
to Miss EhEabefh A6ererom6ie, both Of
this place.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-11-08
Extract Of a iener from a citizen Of Bal

Ia tract Of letfer from citizen Of Bal
smore, 90 his .Jriend, dated POyt-au.
Prince, 6eG IS
Since last wrote to you, there havt
been number OF arrivals here from
different ports of the United States;
mong them The Calypso, from Baili
'nor5, commanded by captain Boyle -
The celebrated Gen. Nina came out j.
hcr he will command an expedite,
which Will sail from hero in few day
Tor Mexico, Various opinions are ell
ertsIned as to The FINAL result of thu
Ous'Desss all Americans wish succe
10 the Efforts for the emancipation e.
mat fair feg'on from Spanish tyranny
thefG1s petlecl calm here a. pre-
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0]"I am thankful for past Ia
vors, and beg leave to inform my friends
and the pubIr, that have jult renewed a
general aiIortment of
,SiG.i,SO.T.iBLE GOODS,
Superfine and 1econd black, blue, bottle, cla-
ret, green, melted, orange, olive and drab
Broddclotns and CaiiimeTes
Merlno lhawi Goth, OF the beft quality
Shifting, hannels, red and yellow do.
Bedford cords, caiiinetts, Peline cloths
Worried and cotton hoiiery, yeftings
Foreft cloths, kerleyS and plains
Role and dufhe blankets
Manchester cords and velYcts
Black, pad, green, brown and blue bomba-
zetts, o. ginghams, calicoes, ihawlS,
&c. sc. &c.
The grea.er part of the above goods be-
ing purchaled in Baltimore az auction, ena-
bes me to fell them cheap.
CHARLES SCOTT.
alto continue to keep the Livery SRA
BILE and BOARDING HOUSE, where culto-
merS and arangers Can be genteely accom-
modated. Horlcs will be well attended tOi
by careful hotter.
ALSO FOR SALE
A Negro W oman and Child,
conGdered to be as good houfe fervant as
any in the Diftriet. ALTO,
A eng and Horse,
cheap for ca(h or credit. &. SCOTT,
Nov. 8. King freet.