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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-12-05
NULLY foh DALE ]

GJLGY ECh u In
TyH!S estate. situated in the cUunty
4 OF Fanfaz. tgsehty two fl;lcs from
SIexandria and the same distance tou
'Se0rgetown, contains abau seven hum
|dred and &fty acres. bite River Turn.
bike passes through it bait mile from
he dwelling house. The sitnation is
aud revlaikablv healthy: the
later IS good and abundant. ibe soil
Which MAS originally excellent, has lpf
some years ijast bad tie adyanta &C Of i;n.
iproying husband, ~ ;'laister Of Paris act
!iag wit1 powerful and immediate elfact
I1a all gFa.scs ard grains. ibe feids
present good suffice for cultivation :
land those, nos uaaiied, are covered wifi
I~nd clever. Ihc richards are very large
IanA thriity; the collection OF tatIe fruit
h. ,buice and various. The mansion
| ,paci30s and vel! constructed; the Gu
Is6uscs IRE al conveniently situated
sosc fl, farming purposes ere expensive,
land excellent III their kind.
| For Il gentleman o. leisure this wolti
he delightful residence; and .JrOtita-
bic estate 70 An active farmer. The title
| ) indi5putable, AID perfectly unincum
laered.
a nu,aber Of vel taught orderly young
lmen, with euod Gcks aud flaming uten-
els Of al! kiHds, aii,i the crops OF Tie pre-
eiit wear Il desired, viii be al The com
uaSd OF TIE 9uF6haaer.
Application may be made to The sub
Iscgiber, living on the preniises. neNt The
lpost Office at Pleasant Valley, i'll Fail
flax.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-12-05
Ft,;, NEW YORK,

!5FK NEW FUish,
sSr1 The beautiful schooner Coquette
sd 49, Cantain Anderson will sail pc
s~ly on SUNDAY the 8th instant, arc
axe freight lew. For which, or passage
2,.,y on board at Twins wharf, Or TO
Iarnewall and PoPham.
Dec s. ot
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-12-05
Francis Lighlfaot Lee.

F0F lsHWDIiHIE oHis,
Two hundred SHEEP, one fourth sull
bred. the rest mixed Meriaos, all in per
'ect health and fine order.
October s 2awii
80 he Editors Of the National In
tellgencer are requested 70 insert the a
eove twice a week til! forbid, and send
their account to this Office.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-12-05
For Cork and a Market,

For Cork and a Market,
Asa The ship Thomas,
H9 Captain Daiagerfeld, havin'
Hthe principal part Of the car
o. ensAIr1, A few hundred barrel
icur viii be taken on freight, il immedi
ate application is made to
James Sanderson
Dec 5 ST
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-12-05

In the Franch Bulletin vehichgiyes a.
accoant Of toe battle Of AustetIi2. 30
naparte, after circumstantial detail =!
the engagement, and the victory, has The
following pass &c. ihis day viii c0>t
tears Of blood to st. peterSburgh. May
1t cause that CABINET TO reject with indi@-
nat'oa the geld Of England; aud MAJ
tins vouag Prince who,o SO many virtues
caflel 20 be the father of his subjects.
snatch himself from the influence of tive
thirty coScpmbs whom England PAYS with
at, and whose impertiuences obscure his
attentions. ma e him lose the love of his
soldiers, and throw him into the most err
roneOuS operations. nature, BY enduing
am with such great qualities. called him
10 De the CONSIDER Of europe. Perfd.ous
councils, by rendering him the auxiliary
OF England, viii place him in history in
ne rank OF those men, who. by perpetu
1.hs war ca the continents, consolidated
brillan tyranny over the ocean, aud caus.
"a g the mlsfortunes of our generation. Ii
france Cannot obtain peace but on the
eVnaitiohs which the aid de camp Delso.
Ioukl proposed to the Emperor, AND tina,
Dafon NoozittzoF was charged to bring.
russia vii not obtain them, even ii it.
a.aies should be encamped on the heights
OF MomHartre.n
= Is a singular circumstance in the
I alS'ofy q thls extraordinary man thai
ae snou'd have made use of THIS LAM uagt
h !" ae ia5esolng gasconading paper. Pro,
y u al events in tae world, he leas
APec'ed to see a Russian army eDeaIni
- On The heights of Montmaitre. Ye
- "os only lived 10 see Alexander b
ssa e . INC consoler of Europe" but Il.
sa @ n'ia with M army encamped
oa arr, debating to him pace Ge
IN more Illuminating than that proposet
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-12-05

Piety. pracfised in snih'de, like
Rover that blooms IN the desert, ma
give Its fragrance 10 the winds OF hra
ven, and delight thase embodied spirit
that survey the works si God and th
actions ofSnea. bat i bestows no assist
ance on earthly beirss; anu howe,c
tree from taiats of iippa+ity. yer vast
tue sacred spienaor oi ben!6cenee.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-12-05
IIaWrason & Fowle

HAYB FOR SALE,
The cargo of sloop Haymaker, captain
Weeks. from Boston, OF
rs tons pIaister Pass
Z hhds New-England rum
10 bbls do
100 boxes mould candles
90 do brown soap
100 de.nijohns
bales low priced broadc!oihs.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-12-05
COZ EMS

,ettery & Rxchange Cfec
M. 40. .Fidrcei.sirest Bdttimofp.
Hhere;a the hsst class e th:s i.qtcrg
wee sod the sreat capitals Of 50.G30,
.20,G0n, 10000 Dollars, &c 4
slSs 1t Coten's 0Ace, there ea e
been s5tailed II tie late Aottef.es, lie
lollUNing
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-12-05
The National Register. a highly res.

The National Register. highly res.
pectable paper, printed at the seat Of so;
yenment, cpn,al,9s the feilo~l9 ptr.
scFistion Tor toe care Il hooPihg coQga
and states that itS aoed ELECTS have bee
witnessed in upwards Of 50 cases Ial<s
" equal portions 81 aew mix and the lye
strained fg9m hickory ashes. OF wl9cR
one table sapontai NAV lie given ever,
hosr through the day, to enid OF Z % S
years old."
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-12-05

Catching Cota.--What is general,
called catching Cuid, Is only caichia-
Heat. Tie pores beiig opened, by ~
due exercise, or intemperance, aneyp1
sure to the cold air. Suddenly closes the
a,,.l ,ccaslaas tessrss or other ce,a.
plants, destructive to ksaith
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-12-05
.OrTERY Il EXCHANGE OFFICE,
: BALTIMORE.
Msdicat coli sc
LOTTERY-SECOND CLASS.

25co0 Tickets only.
slr Not taco Blanks to q Prize.
Part Of the Stationary Prizes, VIZ, -
lst drawn No. 9th tIay $500 Elals,
1st drawn No. 18th day 5GeG noHs,.
Ist drawn No. cath day lo,0o0 noAs
LIST drawn No. So,h day 2n,otrl Dots
iSt drawn No. 4Gth day $4,000 Doils
THE DRAWING
Will commence on MONDAY, the sch ot
this Month Drcenihet
AND ILL CONTINUE To. DeAg
Three tines a ssedk- 500 Nos pr Day.
TICKETS
At the original price d zen Dollars, 10
be bal at
Z
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-01-23
sAIE Ar Arrcr,InN

VEIlLL BE SOLD, on Tuesjsy, the 10th day
Wv oithis Month, at the late residence OF Mrs
Susanna Coleman, dec. in Henrico COUNTY, near
the City of Richmond, the whole of her personal
Estate, Consisting of negroes "a woman x boy j
horse, u cart, &c aud the household and kitchen
lrrrtore amongst which some good feather
beds and furniture Tor the same, and ,arioas other
articles suitable for family use.
The terms of sale will be, for oil sums OF $50
and above, six months credit viii be allowed, the
purchasers giving notes with sppr.ved eodorsers,
negotiable and payable a, one Of the Richmond
Banks and for ell sums under $50, cash will be
required.
The sale will be made under the management
Of Mcssrs. .Honc'ue, Robinson 81 Piedsft,its, and
Will take place at the lour OF 10 O'clock A. NJ. on
the day aforementioned.
JOHN w. PLEASANTS. .qdm'r.
of.SUsa,a,a Coleman, dec.
january j. 74-it
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-01-23

large quantity OF dry goals. She possessed herself
otthis property, ndnuch more, ver-ous times n
the To lowing manner. She entered. good LOOKING
house wherever she found the Il out door unlocked
"a she met no one in her az, she proceeded u the
psriour undiscovered, she imn etiately filled her
band-box with whatever presented itself. II she
WAS interrupted shemstantly said She had CONE 10
br,ng home Mrs. Jones' things, hc,ug mautU.t-ma.
ker. IL surprize was expressed, no NJ Jones
lived there or thereabouts, it was Mrs Jones from
the country she WAS then mistaken in the Lous..
and the pretty mantua- foker let out again with
her handbook under her arm, and walked home "a
make her deposit. In this manner it appears she
has robbed thirty cr orty houses and has accuinu-
lated property to the amount of thousanes. Since
her arrest was known, there are continued crowd
Of claimants OF goods, that had been Inister,ousv
stolen, they knew not how. Her residence was at
the corner Of beach and Iiulsnns streets Her
name, she says, is .haiy Rey that she is from Ire
land widow, aI,i SIS years of age. She has an i.-
tellisent face, and genteel Appearance.
~. y. T.. Posi-.
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.
ID NJ Il " Il. L

Jaw ~ iioul tle ouOScflDer resi-
4 u DING near Meek lenhurg COURTHOUSE negro man
SLAVE NAMED PETER, the 18th April, 1915, about conno
stature, not very dark, has np.,ent in his speech and
easily confused when questioned he had the following c,-
ing; pair frop bOos dark cassim.re pataloos l;nbt
eolou roundabout coat riie shirt, with otcr clothing nor
rSeoeeteo mas large scar the iitep his left fo,
winch OCCASIONS him to limp lttle.I expect he IaS Iv
sone M ans prosrea free pass, and attempting TO pass for
The at reward Of so dolls will be eive to any PERSIAN on
delivering he SAID negro TO caught within The Stare r.
again. o. '1'N
hereby iorarn MI and every person persons from,
harDonrirg employing removing the said slave or, r
u'ls commonwealth, MS the law VIII be riydiy .,rr, -
gainst any offender. EOBER.f or yI;sS =
January l6. 7o,f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-01-23
bLFTY DOLLARS REJVaRD


k4SCR MACE, a black man, about I9 wears ola
\ between and feet high, welt set n l,,g.
slpih. m one eye, wears earbabs, raised in AL
exandria where he has been hired for scye, y..a,.
asd IS expected TO ne there now. He was sold nv
Mr. Richard Strawn of Westmoreland, TO Mr.
fuleher OF Richmond, aud by him 10 Daniel Fiel,
h.rty dollars ior Isllam, ayellow man, purchased
OF Mr.. Bell of Riehmund by Daniel Field' ~.
40 years old, feet high, and stout made. Has
good eountenance, though bold and assuming. lie
IS en- excellent ostcr and carriage-driver He hasa
wne at Mr. Eiiiott's, in Petersburg, where he Iy.
ed many years, and is well known.
thirty dollars for Kit, black man, purchased os
Dr. iazeweil, ofCheserfeld county, about SIS years
OLD, uncommonly stout made, very black, and d;s.
posed to smile when spoken TO. Has a wife. At Pc
turSbutB; believe ut DR.. Walkers He has nee,
seen several times lately in the neghborhood of Pc
,eisOurg and of Dr. Tazewel. will paw the A.
Dove reward, on ther being delivered in the Pen;-
entlaIy, IN Rchmond. DANIEL FIELD. by
ELIJAH MAY
December o.. 7I,f
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JOIN II. PAWN


& uhNlVlNG partser CT the firm of Theode-
~ TICK Armlstead, hss. 10y deed executed on
u o.! "a uay OF JANUARY, 1916, conveyed To Jam, s
ayior, Albert Airisnd, William 4 Arrnistead
ana francis s. Tayiul, both in his own name and in
'nat OF The Co-pactnersip all the Estate belonging
either TO himself individually, or to the frE Of
iheoderck Armistesd. The offset of this con-
Veyance has becn first, 20 provide Tor and secure
certain creditors who are specially enumerated /:
aho Afterwards TO satisfy proportienabiy, all the o.
thcr creditors vino shall consider it expedispt to
aVah themselves OF the conditions Of the Deco -
l nose conditions among other things, require tina,
tlose whose claims are to be proportioDaliy paid.
snai'' on or before the expiration OF six moltl,s
rom the "a day of January, 1916, aud before the
payment Of any OF the debts iue to them, covenant
y, writing, MOTTO arrest prosecute John II.
FawD, on account ofsch debts, shalt sign a release
OF an denaiids against the firm OF rheoierick Ar
i@'stea or sS'Qst John II. Fawn, and sallrely for
me di9cl'srgs Of their claims, exclusively uaon the
's.as created by this conveyance.
lie Deed IS in the possession OF the Subscribers.
an" can be seen on application to them. Public no.
tioe Oh KS terms and conditions is hereby given To
ne creditors OF Jshu n. Fawu, and of The firm n
ineoderiek Arfaislcsd, that they NAV govern
themselves accordingly.
ALBERT ALLMAND,
~ a. ARNii5TEAD, Tctf"g
FRANCIS S. TAYLOR,S '7@s.s"ees
Janusry IS 8o.ow
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was in hopes l could have wrote you be-
fore tliir, bnt the wiad having continued al NJ Il.
and Il oue h sea on the Iet, it was impossible for
me TO proceed Oh the examination you ordered un.
tilnOw. have taken .e Standings and r arinss
OF both sas, (Ncw Inlet and Main Barrel which
may he relied or.
Ihe.Acrh Bar cfthc Nc4y h,st-To enter
che marks ares TO bring the west end of Buzzard's
Bay point OF sand on General Smiths large white
-honie in Smithyille, and the bearings will he g. W.
by w. keeping the point Of Smithyille with these
bearings mtl over the bar, then keep the Spit Of
s.,ud or Beach that makes off from Federal poirt
elise on board wlich viii carry you into the river
channel, where there is good anchorage all along
this sand in aud iathoms water. On this Rar
theie are 9 feet at low water aud 14leet at hl,h
water
4he old Bsr at Ne7y Inlet, o1aa mar caleb.
me iSouth Bur o enter, bIigg the fort on F.de-
ri rsint to bear W. n. w. until over the Bar
when you may keep along the Beach as before men
doued On this Bar b teetat low and If at high
water.
I2e Jfaiu Bar IF Cobe Fear Riuer--Yesel,
running down ir0n. tie westward should not keen
higher tie Middle Ground than tie Cane. to hear
r.. by n. until tey bring the pont Of nal4head
Islard, n bear y hafXV which is the course nv r
tie Bar, Until they pass ;he Buoy on the break
cr's head BE sure to keep on board this Ruov on
ya. sjrg which Immediately the course is n w N.
keen The breaker The lsrboar5 side close on
board, which viii direct You past Baldhead. On
ts bar there are IS ieetatlow and IL feet at bah
patrr.
@he Usara oy OAK bland Cha,,reI is 10 bring
the point q Oak Island 10 bear n H. by T. kcetins
this eoursc Until you get close in with the Be,cf,
N.er c4olong he Beach until vow pass Oak Island
7tcreatc7 feet at low aud 1 feet at high water on
ifnsoar.
From ny sc'ual examination and observation. the
foregoing tairs accurate directions RS am D.
u maze.
Yours, ife.
JOSEPH BURCH,
BisstCr ofRevenue Gutter.
~. {. Station
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NEGRNEo FnR SALE


VIZ ShbserIacI in order to prosecute a pursuit
2 d"unet from agriculture, orthe working o.
slaves VA SELL to the highest bidder, for cash
Trace Edward courthouse, on Tuesday. the 30tbt
OF this month (January) iffair, if otherwise. the
next lair day, about FIFTY NEGROES, of diif;.,.-
ent descriptions; the major part ofthem were raj
sea by the subscriber, and there is not one amoag
'hGm an old or Indifferent slave. They have been
kept as relates to clothing and feeding, though
never induiged III Incidence. Upon the FIST view
Oh then, no one will hesitate TO say, that the sub
scr'her might challenge any man in Virginia. not
p'sSosssi,S largerqnanttys to shew the same num-
PEI :" slaves ofequal appearance and their cha.
riu'ers' m general, are unexeeptionabie There
are among the men, rough blacksmith (young s.
very hkely a carriage driver, and among the wo-
men, an excellent seaastress, weaver, and some
eNcs"eut honsc-seryants there are also bows Of
s'od SIZE Tor tic Plough, women and children, and
paroei OF elegant girls suitable begin house busi.
ness he whole vii be positively sold for what
tncy VIII command hut o,ly Virginia or North
carolina state bank notes, will be- received ia pay.
meut. Tf1.s gp,IN'
Dnwiddie, January 1s. gn--2aw4t,
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NOTICE.
Y5VilE Subscriber offers Tor sale. SIXTY voiu,hI.
q SLAVES, consisting of men, women, bovs
a"u giris, and some infants, being two-lhirds of
eertuA slaves the property Of Ross s, Hook, rs
merchants, IN Partnership, and the Subscribers
i"o-thirls are to Dc divided by commissioners of
respectable characters under DEGREES of the Hon.
ordble the Supreme Court Of Appeals, and CARR.
cd iato execution by the iecrees of the Honorable
the Superior Court OF Chanceiy for the district If
Lynchburg The Subscriber has no rerqonal
knowledge Of The sail sIaves, but from eysry CON-
Ih"n'catOn respecting them, nc is advised they are
very valuable people, as well from good disnosiii-
On - from their natural abilities to perf1Tm The IL
sual duties OF labourcrs. The title 10 the slave.
IS undoubted. iho sale will be ri the Town ofl.,-
bertys IN Bedford County, on the ST., Gsy of l'eb
i'iaiy mex, ono fourth d the purchase money fo
be paid down one fOarth in : months The re-
rnainias pals in Il months thereafter Notes ln.
the credit part OF the sale with approved crdorssrs
negotiable and payable at either Of The Banks IN
i.ynchburg viii De dem 4nded, AID where fI,e mr.
chaser !,as it IN his bower 70 pay more Than the
proportion herein stipulated q dicoupt Of six her
cent. Tor the iime sncli prompt payment Is made
VIII be uliowed--and whereas it may hsnpen that
respectable strangers may become purchasers At
the Bale, who may have acc uainiaiice or nerois
tons with either Of the Banks, IN all sicb es,es
bonds md approved security may be substituted m
place Of the negotiable notes With erdprsery ef, t
twelve months payment, the two first i,aynenfs IN
DC made in cash, or as aforementioned
DAVID ROSS.
riNHtFF ~
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Shene'pr the tyrsnts ofthe fnain,
Assault conmS,an seanen,
They i.ni them ready 10 ina,n;ain
Ihe noble name oil Frc,,icn.
, Ehsrus. Then toast tae brave Cor they viii save
couinbia's fame from Sinking
Tine hoporh sears OF Yankee IaTs
ARE glorious u,snlcs ior drinking.
Too long our Tars have borne, in peace,
sSilh British ,louineering
Sn. nov they've sworn the trade shall o,asc,
<or vengeance they are steering.
Then toast, ere.
rirs, gallant IEJ,.I he was the lad,
Who sH,fd iyrHnt hunting
And swa9gg'rii'g DecTes soon was glad
To striSc &" striped BH'H.t,s :"
';hcn toast, &c.
intrepid JONES next boldly rousi,
TIN demons of oppression
Win y superior fore, he fought
Au;l gave the kIayes n thgeshiDg
Then to:lsi, DC.
Then quietly netour r,ation's cyes
The uobiest sight il nature
A frs,-ratc Frigate rs n prize,
brought home by brave DECATUR.
Then toast, Sr,
ma veteran BAINRRID0E next prcpar'd
20 weld Ms conNtr,'s thunder;
In quest Of ibts he boldly s;terI,
And droyc Sio JGvG under.
Then toast, S-c.
And daring LAWRENCE next ,iaradcs.
From zone 10 zone he sought EN-
One bnastEs Rr;to; he blocl<adcs,
And sends to the bottom
Then toast, &c.
Nc.t src our gallant Fmerbri-e,
How molly rocks her
There BURROWS or!,s country DIZZY
But first Sublucs the Boter,
Then toast, &c.
With losd appliances next we erect
Tho glorious news from Erie
Behold powerful British fleet
Submits 10 gallant PERRY.
Then toast, Gc.
Then WARRINGTON, his country : pride,
Sails boldly north serve her;
hn'l quickly hunlbed by his side,
We see the fierce Eperoier!
Then toast, S-e
FINN, noble BLAKELY's danntlcss force,
Ills yanisll'd foes ia vain stCc.;
forhe could stop the ivor's course,
Ind overhaul the Reindeer
Then toast, Cr.
M'nONoUGH! hero of chq,,6ir;,,
Next proved that British se.n,ii
With 7uilkre Tars contend in vain
Because those tgrs are Ffecmen,.
Then toast, Ss.
with" Iror,ides,r brave STEWART .lirs
10 sea, or her dad cruise, sir,
md tired Of il,ssing si'tsie sijbs
she drubs trem now hy avs sir
Ihei toast, &C.
The Penguin next, with her vain crew,
Thought Sic 20 strike wauld scnrn il,
She SOUGHT 4 Hdlb--hil fuuiaiin lcu
Our BIolsI.E AVID his HSrhsl
Then ioast, &c.
Our Han&ee TeTs, TO Afric's shore,
Our heroes lastly, lead EN-
AHd Inr,ish banners bow before
The starry flag ofFrerdum.
Then toast, &c.
Gorae push the flowing bowl around.
Anal IN COlumta's story.
Gong may such gallant names abound
fVyifiicale her gIoryi
Then toast the brave. for they will save
Col,inbis's fame from sinking
l',e unord sears of 7nnkee Tdrs
Are glorious themes for drinking.
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YANKEE 'rARS.
I" Washington City, Januar,

Washington City, January 9.
The representation in Congress from Pennsyl-
Nania, and anImber oi other gentlemen from that
scte. yesterday gave Dinner, Mt ArEouen's Ho-
tel, 10 ComSnodores DECATUR snd STEWART snd
Captain brpnLH, of the u S. Navy, all citizens of
siat Commonwealth. Among the sorgs given on
she occasiou was the following, composed and sung
ny Dr. DARLINGTON, and received with abounded
applause lay the pauy. Having d. EN- favored
With copy OF 1t, / .raasrnitit for publications.
IIhenton True .3,gei ican.
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INFORMATION TO NAvIGAroRs.
Cape Fear, Pert q'!rIbniggton. s. c. :

Cape Fear, Port ofIrIbnington, s. CO.
December 6h, 1915.
Tie Collector oft!is Port having, at the request
ntthe Commissioners Of piiotsge, directed Captain
Porch, ia the Revenue Cutter, 10 examine the
Spuniiugs and Bearings the Bars of said Port,
the following letter contains the report of CAPTAIN
Bnfcis after xeeuu1g that service, and is Published
by order Of The aforesaid Commissioners.
TAOS. CALENDER, CIalk.
Reveuue Gutter Di.ecnce,
Decenl6er 1, 1875.
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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN.

TSSHAT | forwarn all persons hav-
ing work doneatmy backsnitli's shop on shccl,s,
HILL by my servant John, formerly the property Of Samuel
Wb or any hirehng, working in said shop from paving
FOR the same to them, amy body else without, my order
JOHN BEAi.E.
y. B. Any sort of work in the above branch will h.
shop the short,s, notice. -
January Is. 7o-lw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-01-23
ROBERT COCHRAN, ESQ.
Collector, Wilmington, On. CD

IN .ipfe'p tnr00oHed--On Saturday, arpesr.
81 before ihe police au offender tist excited I'M
common ,pteFest being veil dressed and god
looking iefuF2s, rtmrd with stealing goods n
see arnooot coass,ing Of wearing apparel, siyc-
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-01-23
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gSVHE Subscriber offers for sale win It, mel incrv
a AMI lately carried ON 10y John S. Sh lton < Co
al Fort Mayo, n little below R1cketts) to,ether
with the lot on which il stands, co tanus, abou, ,
acquainted witb the Rope Walk busin.s s..
For terms, which will he liberil, apply n
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JOHN 6. SHELTON, g 20.
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