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NuRFla.E.. Oct. Is.

ne case Cf the SysaI Apti feisted t.
,as by the master OF tiay 7esse', whose
IarTlgAl here in the cii4Gaefi aiiye Branch,
was nientiangd in our isst Il Ills The
Iaylsia-ann, commanded o. Alfred !iaz-
|ard, sailed i,vai &asaestihs on the 18th
august. bound TO fhllalie ilEtia. On the
18th. at 2, r, Il. passe.l Cape i'iHe:on.
abopi one iesgue distant. AID tauIed m
ior me SpAaisi town ef RaRaa Maria,
to send the boSf ashore II tia.
ii.lace for Vegetables, being short thread,
teat .,hen ah'ut twa pilss dissatt from
ifhc town, they fired silpt at tie 8 Iyia
Aon Capt. Hazard ine,ed!stsls hoist
Jed lbs ca.cfs at 5he man feaka bniln ten
'iMinutss after ancsiier stet vas Gasd
r. ich teii within few feet Of the
'lselmaner. Capt. Hazard fading tha5
\ hey paid u0 respect 10 tit America.
! lag, tbeng',i Il best to bear away inr,ue-
isiateiy aud get OFT OF reach OF their
tguhs.
] Ate, Pm f;.il rain, saw scloene&
lat aach0r III i'et;t Riyierr, ffon @h;Sk s.
ilaat WAS discovered an reaching tli,
lSsi,ia-.ina. st ~ ". the sa;.t came
ainpg side with five men, aho .e,aandetl
ltae schnonei's papers, on delivering
whieh capt. sis4ard asked them ti,e lialne
Ief tk-is sesaa:tes, aal 10 what aation she
Ibe!olzcd. ihvs replied sis was I'stris
latte psivateet commissioning. BY Boiiyar
i improbable ca!ic9 Tue Gpn Decatur,
IjtosmcfiYaa American yesscl and that
Ielie was eoMa,ai.ds.! BY a casden Eeae ;
Is4t rsl.tain Hazard Afterwards Scanned
Ithat.i,is teal name was itt.iei. At hal.
EAST i. r N they lett tse sylvia Am,
Iarti returned to taeir nwp ye.ss'i, Sui In
lSalF an heus alter tkei, beat came back
l9gsig pith about 20 men, armed witt
I8luskets. pistols, a,:a enti;ia,es, ordered
| capt. Hazard into The beat and carried
Itial on beard INC piiyaieer. They alsu
took ali the dew out Of the ssl.la-ann.
! and carried the calm boy On board theli
iuwn vessel, where ,Rey i'l' him Into I
Irons, and hel,lisg a pist'l t" ms breast
thHi VIII ~ ~
Ibid aot tell them In what part VI the
vessel captain Il. had slowed away
ihis moiey. The Dor thus intinidated
made the desired enclosure, ""ereapot
they returned to the sylvia a m, ana
IpluHdeeed her of every article Of tlie
lea value that they could conveniently
lIay their raoacisus hsnds upon, aud o
which the following Is list.
20U0 Spanish dollars,
l80 Doubioons.
/ s2S pounds Of silver in bars,
100 weight of white sugar, one sex
liant, one case instruments, iog-lines, SPY
ass, books, charts, and all the ship ane
eaDin stores. They also plundered the
I,aen of their cloathing, taxing even the
hats of their heads they took Captain
lsxara,s watch from his fob, a geld
|chain from his neck. and a gold ring from
his finger. To robbery they added IN
lsult and cruelty By beating the crew o.
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October is

New Publications,
JUST RECEIVED, FoR SALE BY
J.i.HE5 KENNEDY g SON.
Il BOOKSELLERS.
Eustace's celebrated travels in Italy
Travels of Ali Bey
.IIothouse's travels in Albania
Salts travels in and account of Abyssinia
The history of The late War
Antiqusry, a novel
Father as he should be, do.
horimer, do.
Valentines Eve, Do
Rhotla DO. :.
Paris Cait-Chat
Sequel to the Paris Spectator
Headleng Hall, satirical novel
Paired, not matched, do.
Ballad Romances, by Miss Porter
Mador Of the Moor, a poem, by J. Hogg
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Alexandra Morocco Manufac-
tory,

at the corner Of 0ronoAo 9 Watcr.
streets, near the fsh ,ohart,
Where may he had, Morocco for gen.
tlemens' boots, Morocco and American
Kid of all colors for ladies' shoes, coach
makers and batters' Lining Skins, hat
ters' and spinning Wool. The above arti-
cles manufactured in the best manner by
the subscribers.
John D. BenEhert g co.
N. 3. The highest price given for
Shumsc Leaves that are well cured. Di-
rections may be had At the factory for
touring it.
september 6 60
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lowing are some particulars o. the dread
|ful accident q,
On the second of July at three o'clock
ri night the frigate Msdusa, which was 90
;nr to carry to Senegal the governor APP
point By the king. was wrecked about
|twenty leagues from Cape blaze, The
|circums tances of This disaster surPass a.
nv th,ag on the records Of our navy
The particuIarsef ithase been rec'v by the
Corvette Echo, which took on board tit
teen of the men whowere wrecked. The
moor creatures had IS DAYS ona raft with
in sight Of land, withitb afteeh leagues,
Iaboyethe knees in water without being
able to make any mutton either back or
lforward. OF one hundred and forty
seven men who had hsen endeavorins
Ito save themselves on this raft, only
lEfteea remained. who would have end
ed by desonting each sther as their un-
fortunate COMPANIONS had been done, il
lthcy had not almost miracuiously beer
taken up BY the corvette.
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| THE FOLLOWING
Late Publications are received
And for sale By the s,bscribsrs.
Tales Of Fancy, BY Miss Burney
Poets Pilgrimage to the Field Of Wa
terloo. By R. Southey.
Christabel, Poem. By s. 4. Cole.
ridge.
Paris Revisited, in 1915. By John
Scott.
Political Chronology: designed fer the
use of Schools
Memoirs Of the French War in Spain.
BY M. de Rocca.
Alison's Sermons--Vol. Cd, 8 70.
Do. do. IL
Christian Disciple q valuable Period
ical Work.
Friend OF Peace: do. BY Philo
.Pacifcus.
ALSO,
+ / set of the British Theatre: So vols.
elegantly bound in Calf, with Plates.
James Kennedy l. Son.
October l6 dot
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Expected daily Big The Cenadl Smith
from liverpool,

A handsome assortment OF London
Stationary, in which are great variety
of very elegant gentiemcn's pocket books,
ladies' thread cases Il Purses, also pen.
knives of very superior quality. Parti-
culars ID a future advertisement.
. October e0tf
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October 90
Fer Portland,
The Brig Albert,

u The Brig Albert,
Ell sssiFst4P Captain Morris,
~ ssssSss Will sail in few days and
,aSe two hundred barrels on freight.
Apply to
LawrasOn and Fowle,
Who haze for Sale,
Received By said Brig, from Portland;
16 tons first quality Russia hemp
S hhds. n. E. rum
40 tons Plaster Paris.
.flso, for Sale or Freight.
sSE The Schooner LcYant, johnDeers
sssS ing. Master; burthen about 1000
barrels, nearly new vessel, sails fast,
and can be ready to receive cargo il a
few days.
ALSO.
For Sale, said B,ig's Cargo, Of 200 tsns
& Plaster Paris,
ALSO,
The Cargo of the Brig Levant, Capt.
Reed, from Lubec, Of 100 tons Plaistey
Paris.
apply as above.
October 90
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COAL.

For sale, on board the schooner Con
tradiction, at Ramsay's ~haif, two thou,
ssn:i bushels Hsth's COAL, OF avery SD.
perior quality.
r. aud j. Vaudeville.
October 90 ST
For Freight, Ccestwise,
.sgfS The above Schooner, burther
3d. about 500 barrels. sails uncom
mooiy last, and Will bere4dy for the ie
cepIion q cargo in Z lev days.
October go St
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sd Crai.r, lIeaerlIFe. AUG. 10.

st. Crat.c, leaeeiFe. Avg. 10,
The Spanish insargent cruizers deso-
late our coast, ami take all the Srns and
munitions of war they find. They de-
stray aid burn Che objects belonging to
the government that the, cannot carry
Oh. fhey ave secofded BY some Italians
and Spsniards who are, refugeesin onr
isles. Tie government have taken mra-
sares with a view to flest,nf these pi-
rates, but they remain without effect,
These b,isautis even desire 10 be attack
ed :their audaeity is cqsal 70 the ancient
succaaeess. They seek aImay to excite
the Inhabitants To ,ese!t ard 70 embrace
he cause o. Independence, Hleg spreaa
Iprociamatioas tending toinsnife lat, sd 10
the Legitimate government. R4f tbey
make 10 dnpes. The NEST intpeYisl Of
these brigantls is alonzo De Barton, WHO
Icsnmshds he Capillo. Many ,percRaatS
I:laSe o.ferrd to arm tE' tl:e geissIa! de-
Ilebse but nstamgis arcided
Sales at Haae. Ssps eand fe. Eeor
i:y Ia Costou iroul x i.esSo ., % W Xvi
lsiania SIS.
ssies at Havre, Septemhet x. 60 bales
georgia cotton, guusi, 2 fgaacs, CO
Iceatimes /; a bales do. oFdiiiary, z 81 I
IL.
Sales atilayre, SEP. II. Is bales Geor
lgia cotton, &c. 81 l &c. ais Ito. houi,iap'
talked, q 55c.
Sales at Hagre Sept II. 10 bales 0
! Georgia cotton, oraln. s2sc.
Prices at ilayre, SEPT. is Pot ashe
20 10 II francs pes cwt,in entyepot 10
hacco. Virginia, Mars land aall Carohn'
lilo 20 ls5 do. iaa tio> shai. staple,
I90 10 2 a, do.
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JUST PUBLISHED,
For sale By the Subscriber,

" o"c " Wv s@pDoooss oS'1
A second vol. of AlIison's Sermons
The Poets Pilgrimage to Waterloo, by
Robert Southey, Esq. Price rs cents.
Nj. De Rocias' Memoirs of the French
War in Spain. 81
Paris Revisited in 1915. BY ]. Scott.
81
Valentines Eve. By Mrs. Opie. avo.
luines. 50
Christian Disciple, Friend of Peace,
Masonic Minstrel, selection of maso-
mic, sentimental, and humorous Songs,
Duets, GIees, Canons, Rounds and Can
zoncts, respectfully dedicated to the most
ancient and honorable fraternity of free
and accepted Masonss-with an appendix,
containing a short hstorial account Of
Masonry, and list q all the Lodges in
the United States.
N. b. Subscribers to the last mention
ed book, will please cali or send for
them. Price SIS 10 non subscribers
IS so.
r. Gray.
=.
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The Subscribers

Respectfully inform their friends and the
public in general that they have form.
ed a coahectiun in the Grocery and
Commission Business, under the i,ra,
nf
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Fall Goods.
The Franklin, from Liverpool, has brot
me a further supply OF
Hardwars,

comparing tea' 'a.ioJ raaJ.
|GU0DS--Also, early Spring Goods
among which are, Virginia Hoes, Lon,
don shoyels and Species, improved Cast
steel Sickles, 500 doz. Waldron's prime
and double prime corn, grass and bran
bic scythes, Straw Knives, 5 tons ses'
polished Wagon Boxes, 100 smiths. an
wills, (Meu sehale's), aquantlty OF wees
etc. etc. All of which are offered iof
sale on undeniable terms.
Richard Slade.
October % y,
". The printer of the Winchester
Gazette is requested to insert the above
Is times.
The Museum will be open
for the reception OF Visitors, on .uoaa 'a,s
wednesday and Saturday g'srneon''
iren. 8 90 o'clock
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Caldwell q Jackson.

Ard have for sale, at the store for
merry occupied By J i. Caldwell, at the
curaer of ptiuce and Union streets, gs'
nela. assOf meat @! G..DG.IR!HS.
}. f. cALD WELL.
HENRY JaCKSGN.
October 80
AL persons having demands against
lae subscriber, are requested to present
hem, and Those indebted, to make i'm
nediate payment.
J. F. CALDWELL.
October %
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-04-10
NOTICE

10 all 7vhom IL may concern.
you are hereby notified, that tho direct tax of
the United States, for 1915, has become due
aud payable, and that or my deputy will attend at
my Office, To receive the same on every day (Sun-
daysexeepted,) between the hours of0 o'clock, A.
81. and o'clock, r NJ. from the tstday of April
to the S0ih day Of May, 1916, inclusive.
And that correct cspies OF the direct tax list re-
rnsa with the principal assessor Of this collection
district, open tothc inspection Of any person who
may apply 20 inspect the same.
You are further notified, tiat the duties on honse-
hold furniture, and on Gold and Silver Watches
have also become due, they also will be received as
above. VIM. h. rAYI OR.
Collector for the eighteenth Collection
District of Nnail Ia.
April G. iOs--5w
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By order ofMe Erecufive.


NXTILL be sold At public auction on the prem-
w ses the 70 lowing valuable property. belong
ius to the Commonwealth, viz. On Monday the
81 current, that well known piece of ground con-
tanning ore acre, usually called the GOVERNORS
GARDEN, near the old Council Chamber. This
eligible situation for private residence, will be sold
e'sre or divided into lots may best suit purchas-
ers.
And on Tuesday, the esd current the very va
iusbie property on which Rockets Warehouse
stands, containing anda half acres fronting up
wards olfouT hundred feet ON Rockets Street,
and running back at some points upwards of two
hundred feet towards the river.
.7Is0 tie Hemp-house lot Bloody run street,
containing something more than an halt acre, all
joining tie ground OF Thos. Rutherford, Esq. and o.
theirs. credit until the first day of January next
Tor half the purchase money, * until the first dsy Of
July, 1917, for the balance, will be allowed the
purchasers. Notes with approved endorsers, ne
gotable and payable in either Of tle Banks ia Rich
Tnond will be required, and the tides withheld ua-
I'll the money is paid. Plats, &c. may be seen at
the Auction Room OF Heron, Snton & Co.
THOMAS TAYLOR.
April 6. 1Os-tds
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cgmmLs.iane1,s orr. PnbNe
NmIlIlnrs. .IbINist. lsI6.

STONE CUTTERS WANTED.
TIViIE Commissioners of The Public buildings
hereby give NOTICE, that they viii give the
foilosiog wages &, any number OF Stone Cutters,
from this day unti the LIST Of October next, rating
the day ct 10 hours
10 every Stone Gutter, a FIRST rate workman,
s. so per day.
To a o'hersin The same proportion, according to
the quality and quantity Of work they can perform
per day.
4 large number Of StoHc- CNffsrs arc now van
ted, ard Fi be employed at these prices, Until the
lst of October after which liberal wagcs viii be gle
ven diringthc winter, and constant employment
until the Public 3u,dpys are fnishel.
JOIN p VAN NESS,
n. g. LEG,
TENCu RlNGGOID,
Washington, April l.. lgS-im
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NOTICE.

virtue of Deed OF Trust executed
TO the Subscribers by corarus Buck to secure the
payment Of three thousand hundred and twentynine
dollars five cents the cath day ofJuy 1871 to aes
CARTE = % who have assigned the Mills, Bot x
ouhSy-Wi'l be Sold for cash, "Wednesday, the tr-
teenth day OF March next ut the dweIng-o,, of the and
Buck, seven lnd and thirty oar of LIND being
The same wereon be resides, lying IN the county o Ches.
tered, about twelve miles allow. the town of lancee
ALSO enc undivided iourh part ofiye acres OF COAL
LAND ltg IA the same neigboruod, and known by the
name OF BoodrGeS Coi Pits, much vi the said lands
as will Subject 10 the eventual dover the wife of the sad
G. BmcS) he sufficient raise the OF money aforesaid
with interest thereon from tie gath day of july, 1911 ami
the expenses Of uie sale.
SAMUEL Td7LORl
GEO. M.ipL-HdM.5 ifus'eeS'
January 10. 7o-,ds
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TaIrabfe RenL Proberin.

A GHEEABLY to the last Will aud Testament
"a OF the late Allan Pollok, the subscriber, sole
acting Executor, will SELL at Public Auction, on the
premis ION Monday the Goth day OF April instant,
the following valuable real property, viz
No. 1. CHELSEA, the late residence Of Allan
Pollok, Esq --Chelsed contains under one en-
closure, nearly six acres land, according to plat
and survey made by John Williamson, in Septem-
Der 1918. --On the premises is an excellent dwell
ling house, and all convenient houses, including
an ice-house completely iilled-Upwards Of s 60OO
have been expended ON tits establishment within 4,
las, S years.
Nc :. Is Lot of one acre, being No IL. in Du-
val Nitge.
No g. Is a Lot of one acre, being No 70 in do.
No. i. Is q LIT OF one acre, being No. 25, in do.
No. s. Issti at of one acre, being No &c. in do
Tie shove / Lots are immediately opposite Chel-
sea House, and form one complete square, at pres
eit IN rye andnnder good enclosure
No. 8. Is a Lotadjoning Chelsea on the hill oppo-
site containing i32 feet on Ridge Street, and run
ming bseL 35l feet to branch.
No. T. Is a LIT hjoinIng No 6, containing I32
feet on Ridge Street, and running back $50 ieet to
the same branch.
The above two Lots were purchased Of the ex-
ecntrix Of the late Adam Crais--beng Lots Nos. II
and in the plat of said Crag's land, by John
Williamson, on the 10th ofNovember 1915.
No s. Is LOT co tanning nearly ten acres in
the neighborhood ofChelsea, now in rye, and under
agood enclosure, purchased OF Christopher Nc
Pherson in 1873.
Immediate possession viii be given, the pur-
ehssers complying with the terms of sale.
And Immediately after the sale Of the real pro-
perry, zwR be soid--tke negroes, horses aud cows
An elegant cnrIicle and harness household and
kitchen furuiture---,ogether with the agricultural
and gardening implements belonging to the estate---
.4ts0, sma but valuable collection of books.
The terms Of SaLs--wi be, f9F the real prOrer-
~, negotiable notes payable at either of the banks
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Z hext Powhatau Court, which is the
~ ia of April The iehcst bidder. likely youne
NEt 70 Min, "o Is excellent tanner every way quail
fed 70 taSd charge Of Ian bari. Certificates viii b. pro
dcton the 45 OF safe certifying that the said negro man
Is ondsl0m excellent character.
The TERMS WI. BE- made known on TIE dayof sale.
DAVID BULLOCK.
Lsni5a, AprR3. 1o7-4s'
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SIRAlED,
ENRON my farm, about three miles from town,
n on the Goth instant, a bay .B0e MULE,
with bazed 6ce-.g,se, p small black Horse
MGLE--A reward Of fee dollars will be given for
their delivery to in this place. or such utormau-
on ~ will euable me to obtain them
JOHN TINSLEY.
March 50. fOs-r
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ADAMS * VAN LEW,
NAVE ron SALE,
600 casks Cut Nails, from 5 to god.
SO do Wrought do. q 90
200 bundles Nail and Spike Rods,
$50 do. Hoop Iron,
so dozen best English Hoes,
20 dozen ShoveIs and Spades,
1000 lbs. Trace Chains,
so Chinawith PIoughs,
80 Smiths Anvils, * horns,
IS do. Beilowses, from 81 TO Sc inches.
~ Mil Screws,
100 TONS Plaster Of Paris,
Coach Springs and Steps,
do. Plated Lamps, Handles, &c
IoSsther 1oith--A general assortment of HarG-
77Gre and Cutlery Wholesale * Retail
.udrch ~. 1O9-4zy
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BY Virtue Of Decd Trust to the Subscribers
1y cSHcs Eck, for the purpose Of raising the monies
thereby intended be sectlre-NiIl b.. sold fpr e6 M,
Wednesday the thirteenth day OF March next the dwell
house OF the said Buck. the of MD on which he
~ present reside, supposed 10 contain rather than seven
hndsed and thrty-four acres, GLAND, in tie
county OF Aiselia supposed contain one thousand and
uree ami half acres tract of LAND, in the county of
Chesterfield, on the turnpike road about six miles above The
town OF Manchester supposed contain eightynine acres
eiee' tracts OF LIND lying in the county of Patrick am,
ore III hceouny OF Pylvan1, supposed conainin the
aggregate four thousand four hundred and forty one acres;
aso ir.yiae SLdgES, most of them young and yery
hkey large stock Of horses, mules CATTLE hogs and sheen
nIks assortment OF plantations tools and utensils Cha
fOI ana tfaFcSS, of very elegant and VA
uahle household and Kitchen furniture containing almost
every article necessary and in housekeeping
should the property not BY sold the above dav the Sal
W'i continue from day Oday, until suc,ncy is sold To
answer the purposes OF the trust and expences osae
ROBERT GRdHA5I,l
January. oo-,d,
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the question, who, from being interested in
its decision, were of right, excluded by
rule of the House, submitted a resol,l~
ton to reject the votes of those menu
beers Interested III any mandatory of Cot.
ton.
Before the question was put On this re-
solution, motion was made to adjourn,
and carried--And, the House ad)ourn-
ed.
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.

FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD,
RNOR MACE, black man, about nine
teen years old, bstween and feet high well set
little squt III eye, ear-bohs was raised in A.
eXndr where lac has been hired several YEARS and
expected TO be there now. He was sold by Mir I2icba,I
sirawn, OF Wesunoreand, MIR. Fuleher of RcImoId
and hy him Daniel Field.
Fifty dollars for Lran yellow man. purchased of Mfr
Bell, OF Richmond, by Daniel Field about 40 years Old
teet high and stout made. Has good countenance tho
9on ana assuming Re Is an excellent osler and carriage
driver. He has wifi. at Mr. Ellott's in Petersb,rp
where be lived many years, and is well known.
DANIEL FIELD, 6y
ELIJAH MAY.
-Naych 90 Ios-tr
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Quarter-Master's Department,
Norfolk. March rs. 1915.

Nklal > licpdtitutUt,
Norfolk, March rs, SIC.
FENiIE undersigned is directed by tie Secretary of
War TO ascertain the amount Of outstanding
Claims against this Department, within tie State OF
Virginia, and 70 furnish the Accountant Of the War
Department with statement Of them, IN order To
their adjustment persons having such claims are
earnestly REQUESTED to lose no time IN laying them
before lne for the purposes above mentioned.
GILES 3. COOKE,
9ssist Deb. q. ~ Gen.
N. o. Il is requisite that the following affidavit
should be attached to each account Of the claimant
- County 10 1git
Personally appeared beioe me, - 49,, q JUS
ticc of the Peace for sid county, ----, anil
made oath that the supply, OF service Gas the case
may be) Tor which compensation IS claimed, was
actually made or performed (astlie case may be)
and that no part thereof has been receivedb) him,
or by any person authorised by him.
March so f06-im
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S1llIH g KIODLE
We Just received, on consignment,
from higahd and offer for sale on moderate terms
TIT, S. ks. '' - "- saw
one myo'ee OF Birmingham manufactures continuing
locks, Ssc.-weil assorted.
Oheihsolee OF be'tqiity Sheffield plated ware contain
ing tea sets, eandieStcks eastors, sc.
One invoice OF black lace wells, shays and cotton bra
.' ~ 0s- 49,
wo invoices Of cotton hosiery, wei! assorted
~, % M,en direet from the manufactures and inyoiced
a. Inc WY lowest rates. April @. IOS--f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-04-10

THE SUboCNiBt.iL
HAVING taken JouN VAS LEW into partner
u SHIP, the Hardware Business will be hereaf-
Ter conducted under the firm ct adams g Fan
Le'o.-All indebted will pleas. call and settle their
accounts with either Mr.. Van Lew, or
SAMUEL g. ADAMS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-04-10

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