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PhILADELPHIH.

PhILdDELPHIA.
ESOR SALE, at TIE Wholessl,: Conmission
A. Warehouse. f5r disposal Of Domestic ard I'm
''opean Goods, No. Al, North Sd street, next door
TO William Elliott's Hotel
10000 Cotton Yarns, best quality
Bed Tickens, large assortment
Ma.trass Stripes
Checks and Stripes
American Caiicoes
Shirtings aud Sheetings
Long Cloths, Chanbrsys
Saddle Cloth Siu.fs
Cossaetts and Sattinets
Superhne Cloths
Twi'ied jeans, printed
Bucssk;a Gloves
MIttinets
Girghaips
Flannels
Hosiery and Wove Drawers
Stout Jerseys
Floss and Cotton thread &C.
JOHN LORRAIN, Jun.
agent.
July y. 23-w6w
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TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.

TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.
III UN-AWAY from the Subscriber. NEGRO man
Z : named CHRISTOPHER. colnmo,.ly called
hIIT.-He says he formerly worked with Mr..
Blskry, in Mhdlesex, at the Blacksm;,h's trst,e-.
lie hasa wife named VioLct, in King s, Queen. who
belongs to Mrs. Jeiiries. and is hired to Mr.
nampk"' where expect he will endessor to go.
His wifes father lives at Mrs. MUSES.. nj Kin. s.
Queen court house.
purchased him tie ID OF February last, from
William Oldham. Of Lancaster County He wore
away coat and panta.ooas os blue cloth and n s,ri
ped Virginia cloth wastcost
He is between Is and so years of age. about s
feet inches high, hss doyncast loo, when s,o.
ken, to, and speaks but little
will give the above reward to any one that will
deliver the said man 20 me, in Richmond, or ten
dollars to secure him in any Jail SO that pc, him a.
gain. JOHN BEAJ,E
July 30. 21-wtf
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
90 hEhEAs many persons are in the
CIV nanit oil putting back loading in our boat, no, -
iron, u, III tins place 10 RiehOndhs is ,Ierior -, 'o r
n a.; e ~ ,Lons tiat do not consider ourselves re-
@ or .e safe delivery Of such loading nei,her VII
we receive any compensation therefor '''''''f "io
Francis b. Deane,
James Jennings,
g,o,o John O.. Daniel.
- 80 I've 27-wSw
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q iuGINIA.-At Rules holden ia the CLERKS
Office of the Superior Court of Cbancery
for the Richmond District, the Oil. day of july,
1916. ''
Thomas Buriing and Martha his wifi, and Edmund Crego
~ and Fanny his wife, Susanna Boswell widow and re-
lic and William, Fanny, Thomas and John cosweI chill
dren and heirs AT law of John Boswell, dec which said
Martha, Fanny and John children. heirs and dey
seesof Pan GranParabo Boswell, dec Plaintiff against
john Hopkins, in his right; and heir at law execu
tor and deviSse of John Hopkins, dee Defendant
THE Defendant not having entered h, appearance and
gwen security according the OF Assembly and The
Rules % this Court audit appearing by satisfactory evil
dene that he not irhabitant fs Country Is az
d That the said defendant do appear on the Is,av
o. the next term and the amended hill of the miami
tbs and that Copy of this order be forthwith inserted in
some newspaper pahished in the City of Rishlnond tnr
two months suecessvey and posted the front door of the
Capitol, in said City. a Copy Te,.c, - ''>
WIN. w. HENING, c. c.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
WILL BE SOLD, on the 2sth dav of
~ tnn Instant, on the premises, whereon row live
ny LII " LAND, containing acres he The game
. o.. less on Tie Manchester Turnpike Road about x
On ts place there il framed House 81 by 49, in,s
Pu' up anu covered III. besides other houses and am
eNe.lf t"ei OF water the yard and onc i'm e s,,II
Grocery. '' u q
Terms Of sale will be qrehaf Of ,l,s nrcbase r,ns =;
sion will be given. DANiEJ CIT yHS S'eS'
August 10. oZe,n3"as
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AGRICULTURAL.
RESULTS and PROSPECTS.
Uest-jerseg--iSt6.

HAY.
The first crop unsomncny short but well got in. and Of
god quality, ~ ma. he dawn, in general about to
thifus IN Duis,oi common crop.
WHEAT X RYE.
These grains have turned much better than ear.
~ part OF the promised. Many fields of the former
(tariy sown) We're greatly injured and
ed by the fly. Upon both the drUwt and cold in the
season proved auspcious ~ time of ingathering been
u"commoniy fine. and bD; whest and rye well fill d and
very heavy. Tie harvest was abon weeks than
nia and the ripennc of the grain unconinouly Geso
may he considered least equal IN average Nearly
Product.
FLAX * OATS.
Both very fine. and the former promising great Weld
INDIAN CORN.
tS important article i'll agricultural concerns
suffered from the early dowti, cold and worms Some
fields l1ok welt t the crops general will probably be
qni'e shot, unless very speedy and favorable turn in IN.
t"n ,asrS place. More weather is much needed
for Indian Corn.
POTATOES
The early pinn;invs have in WELL and the latter have
The prospect ot good CROP Large quantities are said to
have been panted
FRUIT
There las heer abundance fccrries early pears and
apples Iheapple and -enr of the later kinds are
o.d'd with fruit and hold the prospcc, great uan
"ue' ia uie Ei'. Trenton EeGsra!ist.
IL is IS 7'nte in of,ie London papers thar they have
D gan TO pave some the London with east iron
as-severT,i ofthe Streets already illuminated with
Gas Lights. rFLL D. An.
Trenton, C.NL. } .fugust 5.
We understand Thar Joseph Bouaparte formerly King of
SPAIN has purchased the OF Stephen Sayrc ESQ. called
Point Breeze, Borhnto and about six miles from
TINS City-aIid that lie intends making il his future +, S.
dence.
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.9ueust 10.

L. Q us ONVERY
OFFERS FOR SALE,
Prime New-Orleans Sugar
White brown Havana do.
i.oaf and Lump do.
EHiolasses hythe barrel and hogshead
Coffee, by the bag and barrel
Cogniac, Peach and Apple BRANDY
Antigua, & }. RUM
New-England }
hectlied and co7lmon Wliskey, by the barre
iao en-, nLeneliife, Sherry. Malaga, Port. a-
~, ret burgundy and Champagne WINES
I5ihcS pepper, Allspice and G;ncpr
Nutmeg7. Mace, Cinnamon and Glove,
NJ, 'u.uni9ue x Bounce Cordials, first ona,if.,
Philadelphia and London Porter i'''"S
C ;tn w, WHITE wine Vinegar, for pickles
Alexandria Crackers ia kegs
IMPERIAL, Young Tyson and Hyron-TrAs
Dtst opaH'sh Segars, by the box, 4 & ! do
muscatel and Bloom Rasins
Prunes aHd Figs
fresh filberts and Almonds
soap, Spermaceti and TsIIor CandIo.
oa'', loose ant by the sack
tiunpowder and Shot
te.Iaecaubau, Rappes and Scotch Snuff
sulphur, Alum, Saltpetre and Salts
Sweet C,il, by the bnx and basket
ohvss, Capers AID Anchovies
Lemons, by the box,
'1"a a" assortment of fresh CowrrcrfoS
J"SF ai77red from Paris. such ze1er hcc..
A.. seen in Richmoudt--
~, kinds Of West-India Preserves
indigo, Fig blue and Madden.
Splnning Cotton, b. the bale
Cotton and Wool Cards
I,.,;oIa ana cologne water, and se7eroi ossst
"'''es' '''m large assortment If HATS,
CONSISTING OF
Common end fine Wool IIats
DO. do. do. Fur do.
MISC, On assortment of
French Beaver Hats.
80 re ABOVE articles will be sold, Wholesale or -
'a"' Tor cash or town seeeptaDces. y
august 10. e7
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&. Z J. IIOLLINS
HAVE ON HAND. general and well
Z Z selected assortneii; or GROCERIES,
.1n'cLie zrj,ick are tie foi'o,riiig articles
Hlids. and 10 bbls New-oreans and Niuscoyasio SUI
Iibs Loaf do.
Bhs and rs kegs prime Green ColSe
IS Bhls. Pennsylvania Whishey, superior quality
500 Stra~s half pint Iumbl-rs
Tons Swedish Iruu. assorted
100 Sacks Liverpool Salt
1900 lbs. Smithfcld Bacon
II Boxes Soap, frs, quality
2s Kegs Cnt Nails. ? bos.s Cotton Cards
hbs Green Copperas
100 Bhls. Clint Eeriinys
so do. whole do.
} ChcNts Inip.1iai and Y. II. Teas
Pepper. Ailspice, NumfgS Chocolate. siatlcr. re-
hrr Saitr-'re, BrimsCne Eed-corJs, Ploug,
Lines. &c. and
supply of COTTON YARNS, which they viii sell a,
the factory prices.
July Of. ,2-x6v
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NOTICE is hereby given. tina: at the
next August Court of Ora, County, at the Court.
House thereof, shalt SELL public auctio tor cash.
much OF gil the Lands and Lots in that County returned dc.
hn1ent Tor the nopyNent oe taxes for the wears 1895,
isI Is3, 1899, 1900, 1901 1902 $685. 1904. 1906 1906
1907 1903, lsco 1870 1871. 1912, is3 1914 and 1915
vii De Sufficient 10 discharge the arrears of taxes
Which shall then remain unpaid for those years. and
ten per cetum damage thereon together with the taxes of
Tie present year. The sale, will the first av
OF the Court, and continue from day day until they shall
be completed line Subscriber is authorised receive All
such taxes an damages any time before the land shall be
void. list OF deliiqnenees ray be- IN the Clerks OF
Office cstiic Auditor of Psblic Accounts.
JOHN fIELDER,,S S. &C.
Juiy 81. 23.4ykITds
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MIR. WEI. MANN.
august 10

Mh. w I'll. M ~ N
SIR,
a you are not an inhahitant CT the Con.n
IN wealth OF Virginia, adopt this mode to cs-
y1n hoece, that ON the first day of October nss
,"r' IL noe The next tar day, AT the house of CHRIS,
.opner shepherd, in the county of Fluyanna. state
S S virginia, | shall take the deposition ofsNiay
shepherd ard others, to be read MS evidence IN
S sun depending IN the Superior Court of Chanoery
LOT me richmond District of Virginia. Wheel,
Yourself and wife, and David Perkins. an infsn.
Hrphan OF Jesse Perkins, decd by yoa. as
m ms g,sTaan and mex, friend, are Plaintiffs. and
David Shepherd and Christopher Shepherd. exesn-
tors OF John Shepherd, deceased who WAS
e Tor o. jesse Perkins, decd. and myself. are De.
;e Emu, and that on the 81 day of October next
Ialr not, the next fsir day, at the Tavern n,
William Price, in the county Of Lousa. and S,. =.
o. virginia SHALL take the Dispositions of sundrv
o ssma s wes s to be read evidence in the
tions from day to Gay until tie whole he tst
JOEL PARRISH.
----2Not ~ 81 w3W%
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YERDIGRLSE

FOR SALE AZ ROCKETS.
me C@yo efM 6cioeHer Join. Cat.aisi Lo,,e-
hnd, consisting of
$1,000 white pine boarcIa ciear
5000 DO. do. %. msrcha1take
ILSO,
Lan,hpg from Brig .iIason's Dauglfer
800 barrels northera behring's.
And in Store, just received.
IS casks cheese
100 barrels clipped herfisgs
10 casks nails assorted szes
~ barrels prime pork.
.. For. FREIGHT OR CHARTER,
~ a |'o, IN, TIE Uest- indies ore,sesohere,
EEE TIE SCHOONER ANN.
E&4S Captain Uaiset,,
Burthen 10 Tens
lisa new FrSFl, sails fast, and han an ev,er;o,.
eed Commander.--Appiyf 10
.4HgfH 10. o. ~,
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6TtTact ofra letter from an officer, brought
5y tire Hannah, 4ohich arrived on Sat.
HrdQy, from So. Helena.
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Since dead.
DOUBLE CONSCIOUSNESS.

Or D~ai y IF person in tie same Hl.EuiduaL
he VI dicaI Repository furnishes the following
siTgniar article, communicated by Doctor Mitch
ell TO The Reverend Doctor Mott, dated Janaary,
lS1G:-
Wnea was employed early in December, 1915,
with several other gentlemen, in doing the duty of
n visitor othe United states Military Academy,
at West FONT, very extraordinary case oil fI0H6Is
cOnscipHslees IN woman, related by one of
the Professors Major Elect, who SO woltl,iIy
occupies the mathematical chair in that seminary,
yonched for the correctness oftte following narra-
tive the subject of which is related TO him by blo
and m iuhabitant of Que ui the western counties OF
Pennsy vania
Miss r possessed naturally very good con-
sttuton, and arrived at adult age without having
jti"paiIed by scase. She ppss an exceie ut ca
pHcty, and enjoyed fair opportunities to acquire
knowledge. Besides the Domestic arts and social
a.tsinment' size had improved her mind by read
tng sndconvcrsalion, and WAS well versed ~ pen
AcsnsiIp. Her memory was capaeiOus, and stored
wI,i, copons stock Oi ileas Unexpectedly and
without any fure~arRing, she fell Into profound
sleep, which continued sew raj hours BEYOND the
ordinary Term. On waving she was discovered TO
have lost every trait OF acquired knowledge Her
memory Was Ai5HIa r679--all vest,ges, both oil
words end things, obIttrated and gene. II
fUund necessary Cor her II learn every thing
eSrin. She even acquired, by efforts, die arts
Of SIP ling, reading, writing ard ealculating, and
adraliy became acquainted with TIE peTsons and
objects arouud, USe bsing for the first ,i:ne brot
mo Tie W'I'h 10 THESE exercises size fnhue cDns-
dsrahe proficiency. But afer n few months, ane-
thcrft Of sonnoleacy invaded her. On r0usng
from i she iuued herself restored to the state she
was before the fist parOxsm but WIS wholly ~
norsnt 1f every event aGj occurrence that had b.
fallen her afterwards. The iorper condition Of her
existence size calls the oid state, and the latter
tlic rc1o state anj she is unconscious OF her
d9Rbie character rs tvO distinct persons are OF their
respective natures For example, ia her Old state
Size possesses so her original knowiefge in her
new state only what SIC acquired siuce. u ceu-
tiorar or f. % be introduced b her IN che oil state
md vfca rersp, and ~ OF all other matters to
know them satisfactorily size must learn ten
bDt1 states To- the nll state she p1s5esas fine
powers 81 p.amausiip While ~ ths new, she
wrtes poor AMI awkward haaa, having not had
time or means 70 become expert. During 6yur
yea,s aal u,gar3s, 30 has -ecergcne gey!odiesl
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-Harietta, Jane :.
HORRID ACCIDENT

We have painful dirty 20 perform in recording IN nm
earred Ola board the steamboat WASHINGTON lately
built at Nheenil tNa) and comnaiGel, by capt. Shr.ye.
She started from Wheeling Monday last and arrived Mt
iris place on Tueay evening following about O'Clock.
ai safely came t. aiicor opposite Point Barinar where
she continued until "Wednesday morning. The fires had
in kinded and the boilers sufficiently hot prerar1,ory 20
Ler departure wien the anchor weighed and the helm
put 10 ilrboart IN order her and place her in
poicn 20 start her machinery but having only one Other
Tnddcrs shippeda the time It's influence not sufficient
to have TIE desired effect ad she shot under
Virginia shore where found peeni to throw over
the :. dye at her stern TO effect it.
inns hing accomplished the crew we're then required
maui II again on board ai nearly all collected OH
the quarter for that purpose. AZ This unhappy, fatal no-
r7e the end III tie cylinder towards the STERN exploded
and threw the whole hot water among them and
spreaddeah anu ,o,ure in every direction Tie captain
mat ad sS'era Others, were knocked overheard, bur
sss,7i, tNith the e.espon ofone nnn who - sill mSr,e)
ty boats from the town, anu ~ SWIMMING the Virginia
7 wlcie town alarmed by the explosion every ply
s;vi, Mha ninter Of the citizens went immeIiatey
t'r reNei TN cong on board, melancholy and really
horrible SCENE pa ssnted itself to yiesx eight were
Iery SKINNED from head others slightly scadd
making, M the Shne,I In stripping oft heir clothes the
skin pralei OF with them considerable depth; al
ded TO this melancholy sight the ofte ptying spectator
WIS pierced by the sseh and gruans Of The aozis su
ferrs rendering the scene horrible beyond description
The cause Of this fundamentally catastrophe may i've account.
Ell for by the cylinder rot having vent through the "
valves which was firmly stopped by the weight which hung
without hns noticed. and the length Of time occupied IN
wearing before her machinery could be notion where
by the force OF the steam would have been expenei-sse
two mt. confined the till the strength Of The
Cylinders could no longer contain it, and gave way with
The 1eamboat warped the river, and saitl,
roored ia deep water at Poni Harmar where probable
se will stay yer weeks till her boiler I've repaired
as her cylinders were m on deck, the boat has 10
material injury f.n the explosion.
The ioilowDgis list of the sufferers:
Cipt. Shreve, slightly; Mr. - Clark (cneineer, do. )
rev Mr. ioer, (pas'engerJ do. James Blair, do; Amos
Bennei. do. GeOrce Whites do. Motley Drown. bn,ly ;
noch IL. NFeey, do; Israel Morehead DO Joseph walsh
severely Peter Iauler dol Barney Harvey, dol rho,
mas Brown, (painer) do. 'Jiues Natter fpassenr,r
Of Niehoiasvilt, Kentucky) do. Samuel wait carner
ter) do
Josefh -, ulissng-supposed to have been knocked
overheard and drowHed-It is said lac from KewIamn
sire.
'.acoh, q black man) severely.
There Of the others who are not expected
survive.
Since d.1f.
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SPRIJVG GOODS

by the ship Clifton from London.
SuperIins cloths and cassimeres, extra quality
Light stripe prints Of fine quality
g-s do. and dark fsncies, ben gals, ;eanctfs
Cuttings. graidrills, corded and cnrnbric hinitics
Cotton be,l-tyles, bOminzelnS, s0mlazCtt,
Popiins and lusires, bed quite Of 10 i4.l
Ready inade waiscsats. ginghams eotton balls
silk and cotton braces, Mems buck and drawn tar gloves
iiwtsids. lace, tapc, hoi'fng Ivory and foupen comb.
L~snand cotton checks very fine ticklenburg
Geutlenens and Lases' cotton hose
DO. half hose. pins, needles
Plain and piaidcti merirD black GRAPE sewing six
Shawls, Barcelona handkerchief. tNici ifankecu
Cotton ,hirtiny. iaconett missins
40 kegs ground white lad, and Harlham's Snuff, No O.
md OF tue Dest acalny, of ID for sale by
ELLISss .qLL.aN:
.'9eg !. rc-g
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NOTICE.
SR Virtue Of trust deed executed to the sub
L y scriber, will be sold to the highest bidder, for
cash, at Chesterfield courthouse, on Saturday the
22nd day of June next, that valuable tract of land
in the county of Chesterfield, whereon capt Thos
Chestham at present resides, supposed to contain
thirteen or fourteen hundred acres and bounded by
the lands of the late Col. Mathew Cheathsm.
Armsteaa Bruce and others, or SO much thereof as
will he sufficient to raise the sum of $685. AZ cents
with interest from the first day of October, 1914,
aud the costs and charges of executing the trust
JAMES HOWLETr, Trustee.
May 90. 6-tls
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T4yenfv Dollars Rezv,Ird !

GTRAfED or stolen from the Subscriber, in
- this City, on Thursday night last the 5Oth ult.
u HyGsog'n So''el MIME, about or years old,
and from 4 feet inches TO feet 10 inches high !;
PAGES well, shod all round, and travels remarkably
fast tolerabIe long tail and name. will give the
above reward to any person, who will deliver the
sud mare provided, the thief is convicted or
Ten Dollars for the Mare alone. She belongs to
Major John QuaIles Of Fhvanna County, Va and
it not prevented, will probably go to his residence
The delivery Of said Mare to bin, will enti,le the
person doing to the same reward as if delivered
TO me.
FLEMING JAMES,
at Cole e JClmes's, Matket-Bridge
JHHs Off
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD

EETII.L be given for the apprehension and secu-
w ring Ola Negro Man, named MOSES, be-
longing to the estate Of John st. John, deceased
The sais Moses raised in Chesterfield county,
with Burwell Lessiers is about twenty five years OF
age. well made, efdark complexion, formerly sold
to MIR. William Fletcher, who re.soId the said fell
low to Mr.. st. John. The little finger OF his right
hand hes been broken, and scar under his left eye
has been much in the habit Of wearing a short
Jacket, and has frequently passed under the name of
Isaac Jacksos-snd been lately seen on board Of
vessel az Rockets.
The above reward will be paid on ap9rehendiHg
and securing said Moses, due information given to
T. Ioel, near Lynchburg, or Capt. John =. Shields,
Of this City. June 5. s-5t
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Yaiua6h .laN Properly for Sac


N pursuance OF Decree of the Cireu;t Conr, 80
the United States, for the Fifth Circuit, nistriet
ot Virginia, will be sold, on Saturday. the cor
June, at l2 o'clock, at the Merchants Coffee yo,sn
N ,his City, the MILLS at Ampthl, on Failing
Greek, with about 90 acres of land attached 70
them. These Mills have been lately ;mnrave,, ~
adding one pair ofburrs TO the Misunderstanding mills
which now run pair OF burrs of feet inebes-
and par OF feat, capable of manufacturing sOo
barrels OF flour per week. The machinery has
oeen made mostly new, and is in complete order fo.
constant wors-With separate CORN Mill
lately erected and in full operation togetbsr VII
d'reh~e-loase, complete -io,se, g. otherout-
houses. Inns property is great object 4.
man OF capital thu re being an inviting situation nm
the creek Tor manufacturing purposes where Cot
'oa or otner manufactures might be establishes on
Hsery extensive scale, without the least interfering
with The mills--and 1t is believed by ;ulge. ,.a,n
situation, at equal distance from the CITY, offers adj
Vsnages OF this nature, equal to this property. in O.
very point ofview. -
TERMS OF SALE-One fourth cash. ona
iouthtwelre months. fourth tw -fonr ponths
and one fourth thirtysix months will, interest fro
the day of sale, and deed of trust on ,he nroners
to secure the payment.
b. order of
C. J. A.cMURDO,
GEO. FISHER.
JOHN WICKHAM, f,oo,n;.;,,,.
EBENEZER McNAIR. ers
THOMAS TAYLOR.
A bout 500 new BARRELS, with n p,rnbsr ,g
articles, not appurtenances of the mill toae,hsr
hcrse and cart, cows, and number OF ys,,,aie
breeding sows---two tig't-decked boats sc nav he
hsn ny the purchaser at fair valuation
Nine fithtui, able hands may be had for The pre.
sent years hire, for which separate bond will b.
given. They all used to the work of the mill
and could not be replaced fur the same monevf-Rs
order OF the proprietor n y,
June 1. 7-td,
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SPRING SnoDs

7HVitE Subscribers expect to receive ia day or
u two by the Indian Chief from London
Supesine London Cloths and Cassmeres, Toll
netts and Vdil,ings, Fancy Muslns for ladies' dres
SEES, Printed Blue, Buff aud Indian striped Dim,es
FURNITURE do. Cotton, and Linen and Cotton Tyke,
York striped Nankeens, Balloon Bombazettes assor.
ted colours, ladies' Cotton Hose and Silk Gloves.
Mems and Children's Cotton Hose, do. Brown aus,
hall Hose, Buck and York Tan, Gloves, sewing Silk,
Dolnon and Wakey's best London Hats, Britanni,
Table ant Tea Spoons, Common do. Cloth, Tooth
and Shaving Brushes, Seine and Shop Irvine, SD
Casks 81. Nails fiat points, Casks lod do. London
Porter. White Lead, Spanish Brown, &c.
They have on hand, Irish Linens aud Sheetines.
Cambria and Jaconett Muslin, Light and Dark
ground eooured Prints. and assortment Of Hard
rTa'e and Cuttsr-All Of which they offer for sale
on accommodating terms.
SUTHERLAND COLQUHoUN & Co.
June I. z,f
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$50 REWARD,

efoK experimenting and delivering to me in this
a. place, black slave named SAMPSON; he
aosconded on the night of the 9th Feb last. aud
has been seen in the neighbon,lood of SmithislJ
anu now supposed to be about Southampton court.
mouse, where he was raised, in the family Of Nh.
Biount by whom he was sold He IS likely. twenty
TWO years of age, feet or 10 inches high his Inns
thick and project considerably, and in his wax
shews the effect okilat feet will give the above
reward Tor his delivery here, twenty dollars for
get him again. ARCHIBALD FREEI AND
Manchester, May Is Of
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-06-19
PLAYING.CARD AIANuFACTOPy

No. IS, So'ih Front Street, PHILADELPHIA.
JAMES Y. HUMPHREYS. successor
- to Thomas De Silver, manufactures and has now r,
for sale, ut the old cheap prices: w -"9
backgammon Boards
edges, and white and spotted hacks f' ~ So
Harry g. with white and spotted backs
Highlander do. do do
Common Highlanders at l6 So and ~ dole Nor ,.o..
Blank Cards, for Printers use i A
Do do. with Fancy borders Of every color
Gold edged and embossed visiting and iblanI car5s
"rpeu ana faney Papers-and general assortment or
Paper and Stationary. ~ VI
oss wi be executed N liberal terms anu of very supe
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he Editor of the Charleston Courier Is reo,l q, -
count TO James I. Hunybhyeys. 'N ava "'" "'' ae-