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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-08
REMOVAL
David Peabody

r NFORNS his friends and former
cusEomers, that having sold out ms
ormcr Stock Of Goods and Stand, ne mas
AIKEN the store two doors below the Me
Bank, formerly occupied py
.iessrs. Rogers & Lewis, where ne mas J
low opening complete assortmens q
staple and Fancy Goods, purchased the !,
asst week 1T reduced prices, and VIII sell
hem Tor Gosh only, atavery small advance
AMONG WHICH ARE .
Superfhe and common broadcloths, all
colors, Z.
Black, blue and mkt super6ne cassl-
nlares,
Cords and stockinets, yelvets,
Flannels and booking baizes,
Bombazetts. elegant vestings,
Cotton and worsted hosiery,
Ginghams and calicoes,
Cotton cambrics, dimities,
Irish linens, long cloths and British
cottons,
black, DToWh, SIeeb' CIiHisVl, JUL "a
white levantines,
Black and colored lustrings,
White satin,
Satin stripe and blown gauze for ball
dresses,
White and colorcd ladies' and gentle
mems silk and kid gloves,
Plaidrd Iustrings, silk Florentine,
Dresshandkerchiefs, embroideredwitf
gold and silver,
Elegant merino aud silk shawls,
Imitation and cotton do.
Woolien scarfs. waistcoats & drawers
Gentlemen's leather gloves, superior
quality,
Lustrns and satin ribbons, yer,
cheap,
Elegant down plumes,
Boot cord, pins, tapes, thread, &c.
Jan 6
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Land for ae.
Lacy Brooke.

A BOUT 5000 Acres, Part Of tbs
~ Mount Vernon Tract, lying on the
river Potomac, about nine miles from
Alexandria. The timber upon this estate
and the fisheries attached to it are valu
able. The person wishing to purchase
will prefer his own examination of the
premises to any description which can
give of them. In my absence, appIi-
cants will please call upon Mr.. Noblet
Herbert, of Alexandria, who is autho-
rised to act for me.
Bushrod Washington.
MOunt-Vernon, Va.
February 6 iawtf
~ The Printers of the National n
telligencer, Frederick-T wn Herald,
Lancaster Journal, (Phila.) Political Re
gister, and Winchester Gazetts, are re-
quested to insert the above advertise
ment once week until forbid, and senG
their accounts to this office.
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|nishing 4 more heantifni :.

'nishing a more beautiful tnate,;a,
5pfnItely stronger. as we'll as yery vas !
mere in quantity, than vhe pte, ,r' ",1t
ne common method and raj H. "
which is totally destroye by st,ers g
$ preserved by the invent. OF to !. ~ Il
tNator. The board vote prep;,,r. .ail
Nr Lee. of two pounds TO every hr.n
ns or cleansing machine, ,bieii ma, % y
Aade ready for work IN Ire and. y
The new machine inverted will s,iIJ
the fax much finer tran it Is possiblr it y
spin cotton, and it will NO be matt, q,
surprize, if another species { piece e,,a' y
should not only be manufactured ,pNS
owing to the nomber OF mechanic. ,e oJ''
trained to ine work. if sens. suc t"' Y
viii even surpass the cam5lics off,, :
should very soon becoe eadntv .st
article in the trade OF the country "I
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-08
GERMAN GOODS.
Charles I CatkH

MAS received per the ship Orion, d..
k rect from Hamburg. and offers for
sale the following Goods, viz.
800 boxes Glass " are,
Consisting of looking glass plates, de-
canters. tumblers. VINE glasses, double
flint and gilt edged, window glass, &c.
900 bales Linen,
Consisting Of PlatilIas, Britannias,
Estop;llas. Rouans, Cholets, Creas. lis
tadoes, Dowlas, Hessians, Sail Cloth,
White Sail, stout hempen i'icklenburgs,
0snaburgs, BurIaps SC.
Swedish and Russian iron
Brass kettles,
White and red lead,
Scythes,
Copper pots and tea kettles,
St,aw knives,
Brass wire,
Quiils,
Liquor cases,
Frnit baskets,
Casks of steel of a superior quality
Mantle ornaments,
1000 demyohns,
Apothecaries' glasses,
Furniture, bottles and beads, &c.
All of which viii be sold on as good
terms as they can be purchased IN the
United States.
Nov 90
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.Ianieyiile & Larmour,
Jan so

Corner Of King GFciTar 5Aing ma
ter streets.
HAVE FOR SALE,
leo barrels whiskey
IL pipes cOgnac brandy
S do. Holland Gin
90 puncheens w. India Rum
10 hhds. 1st and Cd quality New
Orleans sugar
1000 lbs. prime Laguira coffee
so boxes mould candles, assorted
sizes
foo do. muscatel & bloom raisins
500 wt. fresh currsnts
90 boxes chocolate
With their usual assortment Of wines IL
quOrs ard groceries.
Desember l9
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so Dollars Reward.

WD R0XE from the Jail of Alexandria
county, on the night of the S0th1
ultimO, (where he had been committed
for taefN likely mulatto boy, named
WILLIAM FELPS, aged about twen-
ty-one years, feet and half high, has
8 fine open countenance, black hair anu
nearly straight, has long eye-lashes, and
I think has a small scar on one OF hrs
cheeks-had on when sent to Jail. sur
tout Of drab coating. olive corded vest,
dark mixed sherryyalIies 4 boots---also
took with him two coats Of blue brcad-
cloth, one OF which much worn. and Sc
teral pair panta|oons, some ofgrey ceun-
try cloth wove fnstian. | purchased him
about twelve months since OF a MIR. Vii.
Lam Brewer, at Annapolis. who had
hired him soma time before to Major s.
Clark, of Washington, and DR.. Hall, OF
the srmy. The ab0.c reward will be
given for his apprehension SO that set
him again.
Horo. .MElderry.
P The editors Of the National In
teliigencer aud Mary land Gazette, are
requested to insert The above three times
q week for three weeks, and forward
their accounts to this Office for payment.
tebruarvS ga 49,.
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CONGRESS-

IN SENATE-FEH $.
Mr.. Harper, from Maryland, appear
ed and took his seat.
The Senate was principally occupied
to-day on Executive business.
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Boiling Cloths.

The subscriber has just received BY
the General iinsan. Captain Weston.
FROM Amsterdam, large & elegant as
sortment oi Boiling Cloths, of a superio,
quality, which will be offered for sale at
the store Of MIR. James Anderson.
Amos Aler0ag:5.
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From HE Boston Erenins Gav,,,.
Jan. q.
INTERESTING EXYR {cTS

. The approaching Prssi@ere,,E
Election is an event ,bs' ought no.
to be viewed with indifference. .rdk
cannot be expected to pass wilhops
agitsting The public mind. lfthcro
he any Object which is calculated "a
kindle, at its view. all the fires ri
ambition, and awaken. in lis pur
suits, all the energies Of virtue. if i
to he the first magistrate OF a fire.
people. Fools may admire tbsI
sp!endors Of rank. without esou;rino
into the title by which il is held. hrt
wise men. will neither applaud nor
aspire TO the distinction, which !.
not The reward ef virtue and "a
Tents.
If Gas many conceiyP) the Pre-.
sident's chair is nobIer emipcnce
ihan the most exalted throne, aud
ifhe, who fairly obtains it, is moro
to be yenerated than all The csssal.
bled mejesfy Of crouvned heads itis
TO be expected that many will com.
pete for this prize. This object
which ought emily to be obtained by
talents long devoted to trials Of pa.
iriotism has sometimes proved ton
dazzling for men who had more an.
bitiOn than virtue, and more talents
than principles.
Iffew men have sufficient firm
ness, to look upon this brilliant ob
jject. without being dazzled at the
sight, and if fewer still. have sUfi-
eient virtue to attain it without bc-
ing intoxicated with the success, the
choice must he difficult, aud it is
worthy OF great attention. II ss
niae with cur political privileges,
they will soon lose that sacred re.
sPect. which secures them from pro.
fanat:on--ifwe are Indifferent 10 TIE T
exercise Of them, they may soon be-
Invaded with impuni.y.-an 0flce,
TO be ras!.Iy or capriciously bestowed.
II should not be put within tle
reach Of any candidate BY manage
ment, nor shculd it be dependent on
any concurrence Of circumstances.
In ordinary eases it is immateTla
from what state a candidate is TO be
;aktn.-liis yirtues--his talents
his ser,ices--iil0se are the pFcpcr-
ties by which he must hope tor sue
cess. But, If it should happen that
% particular state, by having Tic as
cenaancy il the COUNCILS of lie na'
ten. Should labor to perpetuaie ~
D, placing in prominent stations 'l'
,;zens from The same state, d theic'
b, prepare the way for a succession
Of candidates ; jealousy would &c
Justly awakened, and such pr0effO'
iDgs might with propfiety be qlss'
toned on The principle of fairness -;
The true Spirit o.! republicarIsnl'"'
regeaIeyery sinister infuenc: w" ,,'st
YER, and srurn every RESTRAINT % Is
NAV be eobtiived 10 con'roui INV
freedom Of election. :.
would be uncandid not TO a"l"'s
that men are not 10 be found new
quarter efthe UniO9 who II e@nI ',I
to the helm Of government "V' =
not be allie to guide The Ses'F' .rs
state through the most tt"'le',JI "a
seas, that she may be des'lAsu
pass"
Charge tt ding away aus
bition. man
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FOUND

In the streets, on Saturday last,
vNNHE Sleeves and Lining of a Cont
the cloth of bottle green. The own
err may have The same by applying at the
Bar of the Washington tavern, paying
for this advertisement and giving SINAI
reward to the finder.
February s ST
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TO REM,
TEvHAT excellent and well known
a shad and Herring Fishery, ca!'e'
Moses's Point. on the Mary land Shore,
opposite Quantico, and convenient to the
town of Dunlfries. For terms, apply t.
the subscriber, living en- Roya! street
Alexandria.
Lucy Broole.
81
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Charge tt ding away ."
bition. man
BY that sin fell Angels. how cal "''
The image Of his Maker, hope 70 w.
by it, .,.n no.
Corruption wins not more '''''
pesty mp 81.
/" The Republic OF F!o'S"S ,,,,,e
(ords An instance Of tie its''a' ~.
fleets of party spirit. ard "o'' The
'ieularly of family in = I,,' ,'siy, was
cepnblie. the freest Of all ''''' Tbs
i,idcd into two parties i ;ea,
fondly ai:achcH I" 'r nsogole.
'ous 81 the lihert;e, Ct he PERM .hr n.
.lva,s opposed 'hea'seI's' .a to by Iy III:
' "h,hheIioe. And though f'eqa a.lo.
nd animated contests marx 70" nat
r,n,ine history. the progress h ~ fac
ernubIio in commerce an" . ,"t .gs
,rts ranks ii foremost J" ,. 'Ia e gitb
when the light Of Sc eD0s WV
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TO Rent.
For Boston.
September 90.

kEag The regular trading sshr.
EaS Native,
~ Nathaniel Mathew, Master,
wlll commence loading in three days
for freight Of 500 bbls or passage, apply
TO the Master on board, or
La,rrason & FORTE,
Who have received BY said schr.
95 tons Plaster Paris
SEQ boxes mould candles
100 boxes fish
60 bbls. beef
bale White Russia shsetings
cask containing tea sets China
Jan so
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Ea.om Nicholson and Cos. ne'c Price
Current, London, December 5.
1t is truly gratifying, when we are
oeut to enter an extended coMpeltlon
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For the amendments Al
AGAINST them 20
.5f0aaau, Fe6ruGru 5,

And, thus amended, the bill was or.
iered to be engrossed for third read
ltng~
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MAS received per the ship Orion, di-.
Ga rect from Hamburg, and offers for
sale the following Goods. viz.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-07-06
FOREIGN.
IRON FRANCE.
THE LEGISLATIVE ROD


THE LEGISLATIVE. RODY.
On The very day on which the French
king adjourned. the Chamber of Deputies
was to have heard pport on project of
law proposed by the Ministers. relative to
the restitution Of the Count de Polignac's
property and was afterwards to have held
a secret sitting, to discuss propos;t ton re-
latlye to the conservation of the ristries
OF birth, &c. by the clergy. In this Cham
Der, too, is depending motion for law
on the responsibility of ministers but by
f@r, the most important of the Legislative
measures, thus abruptly broken off, is that
tor cndowing the clergy with an annual
revenue of 10 millions of francs I,75O,0Ool.
steri. besides woods aud other property.
which would have raised the whole to
somewhat less than two millions sterling
that is to say, to fourth part OF what we
pay IN England and Wales, only for the
support of the poor. This sum, he.sevcr.
moderate AS 1t is IN comparison With the
ancient riches ct the French clergy, is con-
sloered by many persons as too heavy a
ourthen III the present state OF the French
finances. 1t is probable that such an opin.
ION is shared by large portion of the
Chamber OF Peers-perhaps by all those
VINO have risen to nobility in the course of
1t, IN consequence, there was reason to e,,-
pect second rejection by the Peers of
bill sent up to them by large majority of
the Deputies. then il was, doubt IS, pru-
dent to prevent the coll sion of the two
Chambers by timely propagation. Du-
ring the recess, time may be given for con-
ciliating opinions the state of the fnan-
ces may be amelorated the project OF
endowiug the clergy may be better dieested ::
we may add, that it may be reduced to a
more exact conformity with the liberal and
tolerant spirit of the charter by extending
provision equally to the deserving minis
tiers oftne Catholic and Protestant com
munions. Should these prove to have been
the true motives for anticipating the intsn
ded propagation Of the Chambers, we
should think it proceeding entitled to re
neral appreciation. We reason ON the af
fairs OF France, as we do on those OK Ire
land. We consider, that in both cases. a
conciliatory policy is most likely TO lead 20
happy results but that the great object is
to discountenance the scditious, and TO en-
courage and favor the conscientious teach
erS OF morality and religion, who, as such,
cannot but be among the best supporters of
order and good government.
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Laad near Richmoni, For So.

u AM desironS OK selling, by private con
q tract, my right property bod, sides u the J1oies
RUtr Cai,o the viehI clam by virtue
made with Co John HaIvic, ocd. some Ls sre Ass
death he chief motive of this desire, present is sat
isiy debt which ONE 10 Neil MConH Esy. (t.s
not asccrtaie) secured that property. shall prefer
sell an Undivided nu,y. II prn bargain shall not he
made Ia short lime, public safe viii be attempted. The
my right, with description several caiis
e,Ist the estate Of The SAID iiarye for considerable quan
NY OF ,.teri, lands Sc may be ,ueroody examination
OF the b; filed against his representatives. tic Superior
Court oi chaneery, requiring perfect title the above
mentioned property, and compensation for the Western
Lands. Copies of each of these bills, with tie documents
ref TO- left nj the Merchants Cl3tc-IIose.
In The first .. bills il is admitted ,hst the represen-
faves ct Colonel H'ryie viii h onei airal rent
c'ir Of soni the property offered for sale,
soon as am vested with such title and possession the
contract autoizes. The charge originally
year, and was reduced to s0oi ycr by subsequent
taeiit IS also aiIeged that nv crin against die estate
for the Western Lands OF laue the rent
charge.
have male improvements tc above Land. the
81 rents 81 which have been csiimatd 20 dols.c beil-
EMS o. which, it'll TIE and profits Of the whole land,
cuinE several pu5rtS, enjoy e by Col. Karsies
representatives. FOR Wiiei. am entitled credit.
Ahfiirther particulars may he known by examination
ofihe documents referred TO, application
RE.NIiF BANKS.
-BfGy s. mfr
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NE W-YORK LINE.
SO $50 50. So 50 80
THE SUBSCRIBEl

THE SUBSCRIBER
HAS established 4 line OF regular Packets be-
tween New-York and Eicbmond, (Ya.) consisting
of the foilo~ng scheoners
LOGAN, Captain SI,s,iel Holmes,
INDIAN HUNTER, Isaac I. Seaman;
JANE, UiHan IT. Nichols;
LYCURGUS, Timothy Crocker.
These good substantial vessels, and are COM
manded by matters OF ability and experience; and
besides the confidence and security which must
thence result 10 shippers, it is believed that many
other sdvaotages viii be found connected with this
establishment which cannot tail TO entiile it to
preference.
The great despatch and regularity which vii!
dow from proper encouragement, will obviate evils
heretofore very prominent; and the power ofob-
tanning the most correct Intelligence respecting the
situation OF every vessel In the liae viii in many in
stances render unnecessary the expense of insur-
anec.
The above vessels viii load sngiy in their res
pective order and it istended they sall proceed
TO and from Richmond direct by which means the
increased ris', and delay of Harding parts OF cargo
ut Norfolk and City Point VIII be avoided.
Particular Instructions viii be given, that in care
for the preservation Of goods, and in every a;ten-
ton 10 the interests and wishes of shippers, there
shall be no possible of dissatisfaction.
CORNELIUS II. DUFFIE,
sc Hall Street, Cegee House sup,
NEw-YoRK.
.yuly5 16-4t
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TIE suEsCRIRERS

FAVE JUST RECEIVED, the un-
{ aforementioned GOODS, b. the Indian Chief from,
luisfou, VIZ:
superine blue, blacks and fancy eoloured Cloths and
Rlac. and fancy Bcnbazettes
Beaver and mock Does..il Gloves
COnmcn ana Gilt Pins
Printed Couons and superfne Furniture Prints
White and fancy Mirscilits NeSrgS
Jaeonett and Cambria Hiuslins. Cuttoa Hose
kisses Magnetic Razor straps London Bgown Stout.
PAIN rs ground in oil X powdered consisting Of
white ami Rel lead--span,h. York and Orange Brown
-Fatent and LeSigated Nell.w-Aiineral, brunswick,
Oiiys, Mountain ami French (irven--Blue Nersrcr-
English, Ouch and Rose pii-VeiytIaIi Rev. black
and Lead Colours.
Emery and Glass Paper,
Which they oer tor sale, reasonable terms at their store
on + street, opposite the Eagle-InerA.
7'KEf HAVE Also REcEIVED,
few pmieleoas Jamaica al, Proof RUM of a good
quality. JACOB Z: WILLIAMS.
NR-A further supply Vt India, British and west-In-
da GOODS is shortly expected.
jane 10. 1c-s,s
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LAND & NEGROES FOR .S4LE.
THE SUBSCRIBER

EETISHES to sell his plantation, called
w Mantapke, lying in ,hs county Of Kingand Queen
npon The athony river, and Nithn4ouT miles Of The
bou Of the county.
This tract confirms between sixteen and seventeen hundred
acresol Land, weltimbtfed ahuuny supplied with water,
from remarkably fine sprg,,aud equal, n superior, in
point Of SELL 20 any te IL has upon it,a good and
eonmoduus dwelingouse, together with al t necessary
outoues, very valuable shidfshtry, and Oyershor
toEmill recently hlt and in good eghborhood for
tm IN addiOn 81 the many other advantages OF this
f"rn' has fac NJ adOw Land N most OF the ieldi and,
orally has proved 10 be remarkably pble Of improve
mtlif from tire ese OF Plaster OF f'ris.
y d very cOnyenentto te markets ofNosiok, Richmond
ann Baltimore, which will always cabc the PROPRIETOR
dispose ofis produce TO best advantage. particular.
y me Corn crops which will very generally commands good
P'ee az tle Two former plccsf ground into mta
m viii also sell 80 or 40 NegUcs n families aud my stock
o. different ki.ds.
RICHARD BROOKE.
JflY3 iG-it-
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gsY virtue of deed Of trust executed to
the subscribers by Richard Carter Susan his wife
TO secure debt due 10 Watr SheloD Marin Price and
Reeves Price, of7s22 dolls and 81 et with inresf a cost
we shall proceed to sell, Saturday. sOlh July next ~
ir, not, the Saturday oiowing pre- tor cash.
tract OF land lying the ety. OF Charles City containing
by esrnation 300 acres less so much
may be sufficient TO discharge the sand debit with interest
and costs thereon
The above Land is bounded the West BY James River
on The South by the lands of Sam Delnovi. dec,se on
the East by the Tosd from Shirley 70 Ricuoid and o liz
north, By the lands of John Royal.
5oH = 5 EM1ERsS ; Trustees.
June o. 1S-1m
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CoBGETT's REGISTER, New York
rhiflNn \

edition.)
we are glad to learn that this work
which so ably exposes the atroci ties Of the
government of England, is likely to meet
with the patronage ~ tais country which il
so eminently deserves. It's frequent reca-
pINlasion OF facts gives it tie character of
Constant remembrance. in the Cd nun.
Der, tue letter addressed d" 10 Frerclfrnen
IN America, on the conduct Of The Jinelsh
government towards France and Fc..nsh.
men" we have . Confirmation Of tii ,rutn.
Amidst long chain If facts, MIR. Cobbett
reainds rs OF the hypocrisy aud treachery
ot tie British miniatgy towards Bonaparte !:
When they were ~ peace with hinl. and
had Just recogwzed the legitimacy Of n s
poverty the peace Of Ao, ns, and The
treaties Ceding Trinidad ana CeVlon to
Engianf, they entered INTO an ossassi,,aff
2H-llOt with Melee de Ia Tonche 60 take
away lis lie. Yes. az the very moment
tnaE leltiet was tired AID convicted ,r "a
libel IN the FIRST consu, Of Trarce ~ th..
Erg''sh court Of Rings bench, when .,rd
Peterborough AT cted 10 ccnsurc Pr,tef's
lnVitntion % XII bonapir'e, as q publication,
nnDscommg -nc jIaptHrs8 AnG renerosj,f,
Of England, at tha. set same mOi. est. AID
not FIVE hundr q yards fr1m ,yicrs tie
court wns sitting, the nachinaticGs we've
carried on Tor tasing away the life OF Boca-
psrte. " Mar. Roscy, one OF the aa,-fs ~
DTofe ard S0iiib. re,tss, iu BIS Cvilonre
tnf S'ni D (7r SdncY'stTother) said 90
I MN ; There are bills ri excn.rre far
iiS.l5O hvfes, ard wilt send whatever
your trcnds may want ; but har Dieu, (by
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PAINT STORE.

PAINT STORE.
y VIE Subscribers resp ctiully inform
Z the ctzsis of Richmond aud Manchester and The
public at larse that they have established Paint Store.
18Th reei,oppoe the Bel Tavern and have lust
Cd per the Ser. Only Daughter, from New-Yorl large &
general assortment OF PAINTS and OIL, consisting the
following articles. viz;
Spirits rurpenine. Linseed Oil
utisa Crown Window Glass, Of superior quality
Bristol Spanish Brown
London White Lead in kegs-Dto, dry
Patent Yellow, ground in OIL, Gum CoiIal
Copal Varnisi, Chrome Yellow Irish Clue Red Lead
Spanish White, Venetian Red Litiiarge, Timber
India Vern!liion, English Terra Desna
PruSSlsh Blue, Nos. aud 2, Brown Sinslt
Blue Smalt, Nos and ,, Green VeItliter, Blue 10.
Dutch Pak, Stone Yellow, Pallet Knives Yavious .,e
Sodl Lear Yellow Ochre. Paint brushes, OF vaious sizes
Gra'nnS Tools, Putty, Gre. sjc. 5r.
M q schrh 1gR b s0I at reduced biices.
The fubiic are also respectfully informed that are now
enabled to eAecue Painting, Glazing Sliding, &c. with
ntatiitss X tSpatcat the time reasonable terms
rs any person in the cyWe solicit share ofpullc pat
roiIase. RUSSELL x COOK.
May %. 5-,f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-07-06
LAND SALE.

6hN "Wednesday, tse oh inst. (July,) win be
old, ut Mr.. VIM. Street, Tavern, (immedi-
aie after the conclusion of the sale Of so advertise,
by Mr. Thomas Taylor hundred and seventy
Of Land adjoining the Lands of said Street. 90 Daniel
p. Norwood Ihan Goodwin and others, ard which Were
IS ngood dwelling house, Garden orchard and meadow. TIe
said lsni viii iai OF into lots OF d sizes. suit
purchaser. A pla will - exhibited the time of sale
IERMS-Twelve, eighteen and tweniy-four months
credit, for approved endorsed negotiable and Deeds
j Frozcn, jr. e ~. FinneU. Y. W
NBTle above property will be sold GA very advanta-
geous terms, privately, ifappcaton he made previous
the day of sale. J.D, if. & WE.
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