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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-04

nersons 10 vi ON transferred aud tllel.
Ivalue. the changes Of residents anu nor
residents with their names aud resldenes
md the value Of the property, the burr
mo or destruction of houses or other llA.
"a ;mrroyements ofreal estate, With thei<
tyalue. property that has become exetnPl'
"A from taxation and its value, stauliS
tbe Grounds on which the exemption :
claimed ana the state laws by which It !.
permanently or especially exempted, ana
where an. abatement Is ciai.Med tor siases
that have died or runaway or NAYS
otherwise become useless since the pre-,
eeAing assessment, the statement mus
Give a list Of all the slaves with then sex
and ages excepting those ebta,ped py
transfep) owned by the individual valued
accor,Bnp TO their value on the ilfst OF
June 1916, which value must be less 1hal'
that Of the valuation of his slaves at the
preceding assessment to entitle hlm TO
An abatement. In all these cases
there must be such a specification anu
description of the property as It staho =.
on the 1st day of June 1916; anu as !. n
stood at the preceding assessment as VII
senable the principal assessor TO maks
proper deductions in cases where Trey
may be right fully claimed, aud proper
charges where they are incurred.
TO aid in attaining this precision the
Ifollowing form is annexed, beng ina
required in the original assessment an'
lwhich.as near as may be, may serve as ;
model in drawing out the statements no"
required from individuals. ,nn
| JAMES INQUIRE,
| Principal Assessor tor the
District eft COLUMBIA
Alexandria, May "a, 1916.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-04
Sp1ifAg Goods.

The subscriber has just received and
is now opening at his Store lew doors
above the Washington tavern, com
plete and elegant assortment OF
SeasonabIe Dry Goods,
Consisting Of
One bale of .superfine London broad
cloths. one ditto kersimeres OF a SUPERB
or quality, Marseilles vestings, Irish
linens, corded muslins, ginghanls, lace.
peIieces, ditto wells, ditto shawls, ditto
handkerchiefs, thread laces, levantine
and damask silk shawls. ditto handker.
chiefs. silk hose, cotton ditto, kid and
beaver gloves, plain and plaid silks,
Leyantines, Of assorted colours, Leno
and Book Musllns, Cambria do. real
India Null Null Muslin, do: Lawn
Linen Cambria, Canton Grapes, Cotton
Kersimeres-Company Flag q Bandan
Ma hkfs.--Super A London Prints-
Searsuckers, Furniture Calicoes, Chez Ks;
Bed Iickinss, Russia sheetings, Dow
tas, Carpctings, &c. &c.
ALSO,
5000 yards Domestic Tow Cloth.
suP Country Merchants will lind 1t 70
their advantage to call and examine the
above goods.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-04
Land for Sale.

q Tract Of La,d is offered for sale,
situate in Frederick county. Virginia,
within one nile of Berryville, containing
78 acres Tbs land was formerly the
of Col. Griffin Taylor.
Merchants Bank Notes, or Notes OF
any Of the Banks of the District Of Co
luinbia will be received in payment
For further particulars
Apply to the Printer.
May Is Il
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-04

List Of lands. lotslof ground, with their
Improvements, dwelling houses, and
slaves. owned by A.B. on the first OF
June, 1916, lying and being within the
district of Columbia, within the coun-
~ Of --, one farm, here insert It's
description, specifying the water course
or mountain, or high road, ON which
it is situated, noting the adjoining pro-
prietors, or otherwise stating partlcu,,
lars by which it may be known ana
and d;stinguished) containing mere
insert in words at length the number
of acres, having thereon. one dwelling
house OF wood, of two stories, Az iee'
in length and so feet IN depth. one
barn of wood, one corn house, one sIis'
mill, describing the same andany .o!hci
improvements the farm may contain
Waived ~ Dis.
One dwelling housein the town
of there insert the town,
the street, etc. the materi-
ais of which built, the num-
Der of stories, the length and
depth, the buildings or Offices
attached, and particularizing
the extent of the lot on which
it stands.) Valued at Dollars.
Ten Slaves OF the following descrip
ton:
Males above SO years of age
d between IL and fifty
years
9 under IL years
Eem.-- g between IL and fifty
Valued at Dollars.
years under IL years.
Total Dollars
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ON HAND

ON HAND,
A general assortment German Goods
Which will be sold on the most &C
commodating terms to 2anctuai custom
ers--oi for cash.
Nav %
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For Sale or FREIGHT.

Skg The superior ship Wpllacs. Je
:Ssremiah Stickney, master: bur.
then AGO barrels, built at NeEburyput
If the best materials, has performedtt
'aree voyages, is in complete order fl
sea to complete cargo for any port IN
Fhe south of Europe--if required On
5alf would be shipped on the OwnenG
count. Apply to
Lasorason 8 FOwt,
sIay 6
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May 25.
Strayed

Strayed
About a week ago from this place
three COTS, of the following descriP
tion as nearly rs can be rccollected, VIZ
One red miIch, with a white face, ard
one dark brinale mich. with the tip OF
one or both herns sawed ofE-.Glso, req
Coz, far advanced with calf, with q
.spechled lace or neck, and bell.
From a strict search having been made
in the nelghbOring wood and pastures
it is supposed some person must have
taken them into their enclosures: IL
such case they are requested to lniorn
the subscriber. A reasonable reward
will be given for such information as
will lead to their recovery.
William Hodgson.
Believer. near Alexandria,
May Is
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New Line of Stages.
The Winchester Mait Stage
WILL START
Every Monday, Thursday
AND
.Cof,r90,f

GatNTddY,
EyROM M'LAUGHLIN's Tavern, az
: three O'Clock, A. M. and arrive in
Tiachester early the same evening
Returning will leaye .NGuire's tavern,
in Hinchester, al three O'clock, and ar
rive in gfteaaad14a at an early hour same
evening. The Stage will continue on
to Washington and Geor setown, tor the
accommodation Of passengers.
~ The above Line is IN Jffst rate
order-,he public may rest assured thai
every attention will be paid to their con-
yeniencc.
The Proprietors.
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Columbian Ice House.
May IS


The Proprieters of the Columbian Ice
House, propose commencing the de1ive
nv of ICE on the first OF the ensuing
month upon the following terms, VIZ.
For six dollars, 100 tickets will be de-
liyered to- each subscriber, and such tick
eft will entitle the holder to six pounds
of Ice-about hall peck--one OF which,
may be presented daily, or in any Other
manner or number that may be prefer
red.
nP Should the season eTceed lQo
days, no objection oill be madeto e'rtena-
mr. 1t to as tong n time as the lceather mag
reGutire. or the ace last, acithout addition
lal charge.-It will be delivered from
sunrise till sunset every day, exceptin.s
FIRST days Sundays on WHICH days It VIII
|be delivered from sunrise till 9 O'Clock II
The morning: transient customers can De
supplied at the rate OF rs cents per bush,
Tel. Having found it announcement ahd
troublesome to call upon every subscriber
at the end of the season for the amount
of subscription we propose as an indlspen-
sable requisite that TIE amount be pad an
|adcGnce. The convenience Il comfort de-
rived from having ice during the heat OF
our summers lift were only cool pitch
|er Of water would be well worth the price
|proposed in situations, where good water
is not always to be obtained fresh at the
moment it NAV be wanted, but when to
these are added the advantage tpreserv-
ing meat. butter, milk. &c. whlch may be
done by simple contriyancc, md at a
itriAing expense it is certainly an oblect
verify the attention of every family.
VIM. F. THORNTON.
Fairfax street, or
RICHARD I'll. LITTLE.
King street.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-04

The Subscribers
IRE authorised to sell for Merchants "a
per-,
500 pair coarse Shoes !, u,
s bales Heeden Rolls. and
A small invoice Of Hardware.
ANY person disposed to purshase viii
lease call and examine the articles.
Griffith and BraDner.
Nav 90
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-07-24

SaSHE Subscriber has rented one of Major Temp
kins's new houses On Cary Street fronting the
Basin, and intends keeping general assortment of
Groceries, of the best kind.
He has ,ioqy OH hand,
so casks Hbberts Brown Stout & Porter. e.
quail in quality to anv in the City
German and blistered steel, in boxes Of lie lbs
each
A few bales Oznaburgs, cheap
IL hhds. Green Copperas
rs sacks Liverpool Salt.
Loaf and Brown Sugar
Prime Green Coffee
Cognisc Brandy
Holland Gin, Antigua Rum
Spinning Cotton, &c.
Which he offers for sale, low for cash, or town
acceptances.
WM. HUTCHINSON.
July IS. 194t
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FOREIGN.
| BY Tie Ceres u vcac- YORK. ]

LONDON, May %.
The great question of admitting fveA
millions of Roman Catholics 70 share n
the constitution was last night brought nm
der discussion and we regret to say, that
even the motion for a committee to ex-
anime into this momentous subject was lost
by minority Of l41 to 176. We are weu
aware that any important measure Of this
kind must be beset with practical Difficult
ties. let it be taken up when it Will. We
know, too, that there are even az this dsy
bigots of all sects. who will add to the
political obstacles those resulting from re.
igious fanatcism but something must
certainly be done to prevent the alienation
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-07-24
LAND FOR SALE.

LAND FOR SALE.
vsEbE Subscriber wishes to sell the Tract of
L-d.ND, wherein he resides, in the county OF
haliisx, On PolecGt Creek, within four miles of
Meadsvie, on Banister River it contains about
$50 acres $50 of which is cleared, and in an ele-
giant state of cultivation for crop Of any descrpt-
on; about 90 acres of prime lows ground, two
thirds at which has been recently ditched and
cleared and it is at present in tobacco the houses
are convenient, and mostly new; a tolerably good
distuiery, and four most excellent stills, one of
which operates VITA tube which enables it to do
double WORK with great ease. To those who have
heard the character of the Polecat lands it is
less 70 say any thing in commentator, and those
who have not, it is presumed, vii enquire of 9TH
ers.
The terms will be liberal, as to the price and MS
to payment, young negroes will be received at va
iuation, should the purchaser prefer it, to payment
in money.
Should application be made in the absence of the
subscriber, apply TO William w. Wamaok, or
William Cole, living near the premises.
BEVERLEY HUGHES.
June zS- l3-w8w
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HOUSE AND LOT

= ON L STREET.
yVyHe subscriber will sell at Public Auction, on
4 The premises, at IL o'clock, ON Wednesday, the
2Ith inst. the House and Lot at present occupied
by MIR. Thomas StesVar 8 Co. merchants, and
next door to Messrs. Nesons.-A further descrip-
ton oithis property is thought unnecessary, any
person inclined purchase, view it at aoy time,
on application to Mr.. Stewart.
7erms--One third payable on the first of De-
cember next, and one aud two years credit for the
balance.
By order Of tie PROPRIETOR,
JAMES II. LYNCH,
.fucfiDneer.
July 60. 21-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-07-24
July 1:
A GENERAL MEETING

A GENERAL MEETING
A IL the Members of The Bible Society of Vir
.sr'nd, Is requested ut the Capitol in the City
OF KicAmond, on Friday, the Goth of July, 1916, at
o'clock in the afternoon, for the purpose oftaing
INTO consideration the evpediency of making this
institution an auxiliary tn the american Bbe So
ciety." according to the Constitution established by
convention of Delegates from various Bible Soci-
cites. held in New-York on the Sth of MAY last.
The great importance of the object OF this meet
ing, It IS hoped, Will ensure general and punctual
attendance of the members.
All other persons also respectfully invited
to be present
Notice of the meeting will be given by ringing
OF the bell at O'clock, and again at S, on the day
above mentioned.
JOHN ID. BLAZE, President.
JOHN BRYCE, LIST Vice President
JOHN III. RICE, Corres'g Sec'y.
July 6. I7-,dn
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THE SUBSCRIBER

EMlSHES to sell his Plantation in the
Wv county of Poshatan, lying the of jones'
Greek, and bounded by the lands of Col VIM. Bentley,
John Gocie jr and Others distant about so miles
from Richmond from the courthouse, and from
kiehmont titles Immediately in the neghborhood of seve-
which affords good Market for gran Gre. The tract by
late survey contains 725 acres much the greater proper
ton OF which IS in woods, which heavily tmbered and con-
sdered first rate Tobacco Land The running thro
il, makes abon 60 acres OF meadow land, which, with small
eNPepec, would produce abundance of hay The improve
mets on the land, consist of comor BILE dwellnghouse
smokehouse, barn, stable and ice-house.
Any persons wishing To view the lands can at any time
be hewn the same. By Col. VIM. Bentley John Sled
and the terms made known b, application the subscriber
living in Richmond JOHN L. PLEASANTs
.4prH 20. I12-tf
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LIND AND NEGROES
LtfLN OIL L,


YEvElE Trnct Of Land whereon I now reside, in
Z the County OF Nelson, will be sold TO the
highest bidder, at public auction, on the Cd day Of
September next, the sale TO take place on the
premises II contains, by recent surrey, nine
hundred and slxty-Oue acres, of which, about two
hundred and fifty sre cleared and in good tillh.--
There are two fields on il now in rcd clover, to
which the soil has been found particularly adapted,
and the beneficial operation Of Plaster OF Paris up
on it, has been s,rikingy evincsd. The greater
part OF that which is still Ia wood 10 excellent To
saeco Land, and lies we'll as any land in Virgin
IA. IL % about four miles from Nelson Courthouse,
and seven from the junction of Tye with James
River The Improvements consist OF very good
dwelling house, with all the necessary houses ap-
pertaining TO It, aud large and new barn. Will
also sell On the same day, and st the ssme place.
I'wel1e or Fifteen LIKELY NEGROES, ecneiss-
ing Of men, women, and children
The terms will be accommodating, and made
known Oh The day Of sale.
L.sJvDONC c. RTgES.
July II. 2o-tJs
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A VALUABLE ESTABLISHMENT
FOR ,SILE

VENHE SUBSCRIBER being about TO rep,oye
y from this part Of the country, efcrs GENI
TO for sale.
3nts OaiaGbte situation, for any kind of b,tei.
ness, IS consideyedone ollie most heahhy 1a,.tq .,
me UPPER country and BY land, is omiy t.senty
etyht miles from Richmoid; is is sooleciately on
tie s4ppomdttOr riuer; consequently, IL mas the
aiOansase 81 a r0ater Conveyance to Petersbftre.
~ the fjlace there has.jo many years resilel n
physIcfGH, tT'id,ngcfG'Rcs, Of vdrlsUs Professions
There IS good store hotse. tGve,n, mid I7vgI
h"g house. besides hoss intended for the resi-.
de'ice 81 fraoesnen, 1ciM fdriHes, a oEsalery o,,d
an ercelent manufacturing mill one hair Of he
null, onty, lgiH be sold ruth tie biace The corn
foH " zgfch hafis equal to about 900 barrels l,,.
nuaay The rent Of die min, the dstilery, and D.
mer houses 1soutd pay The interest ofMs 5prc6ase
money; and then there are a6om 700 ncres at
G.3JND, onc-fiard of 1viich is in 4c,e1is !: fSs
greater part Of 10iich is fte best 0nabfy fobnc
CO fa''d, ssfm about 100 acres Of erceaesH creek
and riUer io4g grounds.
forJ'rtier particulars. Apply to HE subscriber
HIfng o7I the fTemfses.
GEORGE WILLIAMSON.
GealO Bridge PosVhGfan co,ig,y.
Jby .. 16-7p67r
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SI.ANdRDJ CHE NJ
OFFER FOR SALE.

S2.AN.dRD e CHEW
OFFER FOR SALE,
bids. New-OrleaDs and Loaf Sugar
so bills. Wbiskey
so casks Hibbert's best Brown Stout J dozen
each
Q do. Taunson Ale, 10 dozen each
100 boxes BOureaux Claret
10 do. Chateau Margsux do. superior quail
ity
8 hhds. Jamaica Rum, 5th proof
pipe Lisbon Wine, of superior quality
100 boxes Soap
so de-. Spermaceti and Tallow Candles
50 do. Chocolate, No.
chests Young Hyson Tea
do. Hyson, OF late importation and good
quality
10 kegs Isle of France Indigo
rs b5is Sugar House Molasses
60 reams Letter Paper
box Coates
set Table Mats, CAS- PSI
tea set French Chaa, very elegant
1900 Cocoa Nuts
July II. 2O-5z
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THE SUBSCRIBER

HAVING been appointed By the County Court
except that part thereof which is bosnded by
Ch'eSahomony Swamp, Pamubky and North Au-
ma rivers hereby give, notice, that he will be rea-
dy at all times to receive such proposals, until te
fourth "Wednesday IN August next.
WILLIAM POLLARD.
Hanover, July IL. 2O-4t
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NOTICE.

IS NEw-kESr COUNTY CouRT,
July IL, 1916
IT is ORDERED, that the Clerk do adver-
tise in two OF the papers printed in the CITY of Rich
mond, that Proposals will be received until the 2nd
Thursday in September next, for taking an accu-
rate CHART or survey OF this county, agreeable
to an act OF the General Assembly OF Virginia,
passed the 9th day OF February last, entitled,
AN act to provide accurate Chart of each
county. and General Map OF the Territory of
this Commonwealth"
b. cambridge, C. C.
.Juy II. co.'s
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June "a


" Without enlyeDing suns and genial show
ers,
And shelter from the blast, in vain we hone
The tender plant should rear its blooming
head"
THE SUBSCRIBERS
4 BOUT to establish Museum in the CITY of
IA Richmond, are anxious to collect (if possible)
every curiosity OF aud art, which the State III
Virginia can furnish The liberality and public si
rIt which characterize the inhabitants of the an
cient dominion, justify the hope that the propre
tors ct the intended establishment viii receive from
the patronage OF her citizens much assistance ON
the present occasen-Sueh gentlemen, therefore
as have curostes in THAR possession are respectful
y solicited to communicate with the Subscriber,
stating the description Of objects, and whether thew
are willing to make donation or a loan of them
for the benefit of the Museum.--A prompt attent.
on to this request Gas it the wish of the proprie
tors to make collection Immediately as posi-
be) VIII greatly enhance the favour their oenerosi
ty would confer.
The public assured, any article loaned TO this
Institution will be preserved with great care and res
tored to the proprietor on demand
JAMES WARRELL.
RICHARD LORTON.
or The Editors OF the Norfolk Herald. Peters
burg Republican aud InteIIigencer, Winchester
Constellation, and Stanton Observer, are requested
TO give the above Insertion. once week for two
months, and forward their accounts to the Subscri
hers
June 10. Io.w2m
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LANDS FOR SALE.
I avish TO sell the foiio7ying vaiua6Ie tracts
of LAND.

.
I avish TO sell the foiio7ying vaiua6Ie tracts
of LAND:
ANE TRACT, containing 500 acres, lying on
" James River, in the county of Bedford, nine
miles from Lynchburg-this tract lies rowling-a-
bove half as rich tobacco land any the river ;
there is about ITO acres cleared.
Three Tracts, in the county Of Campbell, ten
miles from Lynchburg, and four miles from Oxford
Iisn-Works- One of these contain HOO acres
and may be conveniently divided into two good
tracts; it lies very level for land in that part of
the country is fertile ~ any land in that
county, except only James River bottoms-the
neighborhood is pleasant and the situation very
healthy; the improvements are very good, and
there orchards of various kinds of fruit that bear
every year. This tract is excellent farming land,
Tput under proper system of cultivation abou,
500 acres is cleared, and all in good heart at least
400 acres of tobacco land in the woods, and about
$50 or $50 acres OF first rate meadow land the
main western road runs through this tract, and
affords an excellent stand for public house.
The terms will be accommodating and the
subscriber, residing the last mentionrd tract,
will shew the land on application.
MICAJAH c. NORMAN.
June 26. l4-6w
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TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.

Y . UN-AWAY from the subscriber, negro man
7 Q named CHRISTOPHER, commonly called
klfT.-He says he formerly worked with MIR.
Rlakey, in Mildlese1, at the BlacksmitI's trade
tle hasa wife named Violet, in King & Queen, who
belongs to Mrs. Jefries, and is hired to Mr.
Lnmpkin, where expect he will endeavor to 20.
Ills wife'a father lives at Mrs. Muses., at King *
Queen court house.
purchased him The I'd Of February last, from
William Oldham, of Lancaster County. He wore
away coat and pantaloons OF blue cloth and a stir
ped Virginia cloth waistcoat.
tie is between IS and so years Of age, about 5
feet inches high, has a downcsast look when spo-
Zen, TO, and speaks but little.
l will give the above reward to any one Chat will
deliver the said man 10 ne, in Richmond, or ten
gau. JOHN BEAIE.
July 90. 21--wtf
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o-7- The ENQUIRER is published twice week, gene
lv and three times week during the session of the State
rylr,qure-Price the heretofore, Five Dollars per
a9nu, payable in advance. Notes of Chartered Banks,
@anyJ viii be received in payment. The Editor will guar
n,ce the safety OF renting thea by matt the postage of all
I.t,ers being paid BY the writers.
No papers will be discontinued lbut the discretion
q. the Editor until all arrerages have been paid up.
81, Whoever will guarantee the payment of nine pa
o.rs shall receive tenth gratis.
TERMS or ADVERTISING.
OF, One s1udre-F insertion, rs ceasedch continuance,
No advertisement inserted until has either been paid for,
rrsrit,eG ~ person IN this city is e1virons.
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To Shareholders in the Uhher Ahfomattor
Comfany.
NOTICE HEREBY GIVEN

AT on the 29dday of August next, at Ame-
4 liza Courthouse, it being court day Tor the said
County, an Election will be held for Trustees To
manage the concerns OF the said Company The
shareholders are earnestly requested to attend, Ell
Their IN person or by proxy, election can
take place without majority of the shares are re-
presented.
Thomas II. Morton,
Edzy'd. Mumford,
Richard " Yeno6ie,
John Grammer.
July 81. ao-qv4ry
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MILL sPINDLEs. MILL STONES.

NALL SPINDLES Of every description--aiso'
~ best cast steel MILL PiChS,to be had al
short notice, on application 10 the Subscribers.
We have also RECEIVED a few pair, and daily en-
pect fnrther supply OF ESOPCS'S MILL
STONES, from four 10 five feet in diameter.
WOODSON & STAPLES
NE ILIfARY < ALL OTHER AGEr CiES.
M attended to at the City OF Washington,
by w. S. RADCLIFFE,
Counsellor at Law.
May II. 1-wSm
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IRON &c.
ViESubscriber have just received, and
Il Vier az private sale
20 tons wcllassorted BAR IRON
- do. do. NAIL RODS
10 bids. GLASS WARE.
May o.. DA'''''''' = O''O' S-9 On -'"NO'
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SAMUEL SUBLETTt9' ca.
HAVE FOR SALE.

On accommodating terms
500 sacks Liverpool filled Salt
10 tons Bar Iron, assorted
900 straws ha'f pint Tumblers
10 boxes Olive Oil
10 90. Cattle Soap
y Few boxes containing dozen bottles each
Of old Irish Whisky
20 boxes Claret
"A few boxes real Spanish Cigars, in quarter
boxes
Common and Rectifed Whisky, in barrels
and hhds.
few pipes Of Eagle Gin
,. and Constant supply OF Family Flour.
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