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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-07-23
Public Sale.
Public Sale.

Public Sale.
On TUESDAY next the esd instant
will be sold at the Vendue Store, corner
of Prince and Fairfax streets,
West India and New England Rum
III hogsheads
Wine Vinegarin casks
Imperial and Young Hyson Teas
In chests
Cotton in bales
Snuff in kegs
A few cases Claret Wine
Demjohns, Furoitnre, sc. &c.
ALSO,
CLOTHS
Imperial cords
Irish linens aud sheetings
Cambtic and book muslin
Merseilles yestings
Caliicoes
Ginghans, Ticklenburgs
Sewing Silk
Satin, Velvet aud Love Ribbons
Tapes, Bobbin, &c. &c.
P. 6. MARSTELLER.
Ju'v. 90.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-07-23
For Boston.
July 16

ssS The regular trading schooner Ma
So $3.50 tive. Nathaniel Mayhem, master,
VIII sail in four days, and take two hun
lred barrels on freight, or passengers. for
which she has handsome accommodations
Apply to
Lawrason & Fowle,
WHO MAZE FOR SALE,
500 crates we'll assorted Liverpool
ware,
100 boxes tin,
400 boxes mould candles, assorted
sizes
500 do Brown soap,
100 do fish, suitable for the West-ln-
dia market,
100 barrels mess and No. /, Bosto
beef,
200 sides soal leather.
90 pipes cognac brandy,
90 cases Medoc claret, of very SUI
perior claret, containing 40 bot
ties each case,
1000 sacks Liverpool coarse and fine
salt,
5000 bushels coarse Liverpool ditto,
5000 do St. Jbes,
200 tons plaster Paris.
June "a
PRINTING
Neatly executed at the tI!Iice Of the A
lexandria Gazette.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-07-23
T,lrnip Seed.
7 FAYE FOR SALE.


A quantity of fine early Dutch Tur
nip Seed, Of my own savings, as they
we're remarkable fne--the greatest care
was taken to save the sorts apart: white
top, red ditto. green ditto, early stone,
white and green tep. also the yellow tur-
nip. Delaware and red kale, with every
other kind Of seed ia demand, lucern ana
white clover. carduas fullorum or tulleFsI
teazel, for raising the KNAPP upon woollen
cloth, the seeds or heads may be had.
A liberal allowance to those who puf-
chase to retail.
ALSO,
The best assortment OF
China, Glass & Queens Ware,
Which will sell as low as II car be had
iu town for good paper: good assert
ment of stone and potters' ware, anu a
few pair garden shears.
Nicholas Kingston,
Fairfax street, near st. Paul's
Church.
July 90 lmcp
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-20

lis reported, annuls the lib r., ,.....
IF the concordat for the ibe,t,. ,''lsss
Galliean church, 4 stipul est1e " As
adjustment ofthe Jesuits. III. s Zee TEES.
rumoured, that the Pope, touch b tS,1lss
down by years and suffer ues. aOI useA
|dering on state Of dotaye desm W..
prudent to resist some demands sIilt
his Holiness considered ill,,ined and nIsa
discreet, on the part Of the French bu H.
bassaeor /; y the account, il true. = an an.
|bly recalls to mind the conluct If , .as''
II. Of England, on a similar occasion ,' aa
the catastrophe which ensued 400 800
Pope was obliged to oppose the ;m, sae
dent solicitations Of thai Royal sp
reign, but superstition and tyr,nN;.e,
temper. which may be called twin., Ia
dren, rendered them desf to advice , sss
|insensible to the dangerou folIy Of 'I y.
conduct. However, lie was exps,'.s
frem the throne EDglan was liberst.ssa
we hope Tor ever. OF blgotry and desrs
ic sway ;and the illustrious House $, :,
Brunswick was called to the throuss
this free and enlightened nation. NJ.
The August Members OF lat house i,e,s.
forget the principles by which they ser.
raised to the throne The fiattery :
Counters destroyed the ultimate cIts,
If succession /; tile ration4l and sropt,
|neous attachment Of an enlightened peo.
pie have hitherto defended, and will Il.
ways protect, the rights { the famls
more illustrious for the rstituionaI 81.
ercise of their authority, an even their
supreme rank, who hay succeeded 70
the degenerate race Of the Stuarts.-ib
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-20
June 1l
Public Sale.

On MONDAY the 18th day Of June.
will be sold, at auction, on the premi-
Bcs--
Sundry building Lots at the
northern extremity of the town of Alex
andria, for the purpose Of closing the &C
counts against the estate of Charles Alex
ander, deceased. All persons having
claims against said estate, are again re-
cuested to exhibit them on or before the
day above mentioned, or be excluded
from any benefit thereuron.
These who purchased Lots at the last
sale, are solicited to come forward and
settle the same before the said 18th day
ST June.
The Eaesllters.
May so aawts :
~ The sale Of the above
property is postponed until Saturday
Evening the 22d instant, at 4 O'Clock.
r. G.. .Narsteller.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-20
Public Sale.

On Thursday the eth inst. precisely at
12 O'Clock, before the Coffee House
Door, viii be sold
That Valuable Mill, the pro-
perty OF the late Captain George North.
1t is situated in the County OF Fairfax, on
Holiness RIM, between six and seven
miles from alexandria. Terms made
known at the sale.
BY order of the Trustees.
r. 6. gNarsteiier.
June II dts
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-20
Mayso
~ The sale Of the above
June
A Pocket Book.

Contrasting about 81 Dollars iE Bank
Notes, a Ring and Breast Pin, was lost
by the subscriber on Saturday Evening
last, between Alexandra and Cameron
Run. will give TEN DOLLARS re.
ward to any person who will return it,
with its contents, to the printer or to
the subscriber, at Judge Cranch's.
Thomas Ld1cson.
June l8 st
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-20
June Is
Notice.

The subscriber will receive proposals
until IL O'Clock on Saturday the 2sd in-
slant, for the Brickwork ct q Market
House tobe erected on Royal street, 100
feet by "a feet A plan of the House and
the manner in which il is to be built, may
be seen at any time previous BY aPplica.
tion to
James ". Gairs 8. P.
Jnne 10 st
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June II
Public Sale.

On Saturday the ssd instant, will DC sold
on the premises,
A Hoase and Lot Of Ground, situate
an the north side OF Cameron street, I'M
mediately opposite the market hease, and
known by the name of Dayies,s Tavern.
Terms made known at the placed sale.
P. 6. Marsteller.
Ifne Ia.
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POSTSCRIPT.
FEw-YosE, June II.
Arriral of the French Minister.

N|'%tut " Itc f'eHcH susHtSLer.
On Saturday afternoon arrived in Sa
harbor the FRI eh frigate Eurydice. com.
lmanded by CAPITA Menatd, in 20 dau
passage from Bsest.
His Excelency NJ. Hyde De Ncu,ls,
Envoy Extraordinary Y Minister Plea.
,potentiary OF france to the L. Stale,
as arrived in ,bis frigate, with his family
anu the following other passengers:
Mr.. Petry, Consul tor N. Orleans:
Tie Marquis Of Fougere, Consul lSr
Baltimore.
Mr.. Dc valnais. Consul FOR Bosoa.
Mr.. AageIucci, Vice Consul for Port.
|mcuth
| Mr.. Boureuenay, attached to the Iass.
|tion: and
Mr.. Bachet de Martigny, Vice Consul
for the United States.
The Ministerla landed yesterday morr.
liag from the Eurydice, under a saIuoe
Iof II guns. which was returned lion
the Fort on Governors Island.
The Eurydice sailed from Bresi on Tie
|l7th ult.
The session of the French CHAMBER
Icf Deputies was terminated. ILg
Iwere to meet az ain on the lst of Cct
General Bertrand has been condemnea
Ito death for contumscy.
Some attempts to disturb the pubic
Tranquility has been made in two con'
Imunes OF the department of de LlseIe'
1t appears that some seaitous per-
sons, misled by ignorant chiefs, attempt.
led to unfurl the standard Of crime ana
revolt, and take GrcDoble by surprlze-
These tumuIts had, hswever, subsldefi
lby some regular troops g. national quad,
being put under arms. The guilty haa
been arraigned before the tribunals
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.
Capt. Hcldridge, from ilavre, touched
TAT Usbant, where he obtained London
papers of the 4th of May, which he 20
|iitely furnished to the editors the NeF'
camille Advertiser. The Lenden ltal'
cite of the 18th Of May contains the mar,
riase which took place On the St) .. o.
her royal highness, the princess Charl0us
Augusta, daughter Of the prince re %I'
with his serene highness Leopold free
erick, duke Of SAKE, Malgarase o. Nsf :,
sen, Landgrave OF I'harihsnen, PRICE: :, "
Cobourg Of Sailed. The royal ian tIay,
land the ambassadors and ministers lro"
f,reign states, we're preset on the o'' =
sion. Afterthe conclusion OF them - :
the park and tower guns were hrea' '. ~
the evening concluded with otbe' '''
q. onstfations OF joy.
The sane paper contains the a?po'@ asl
ment of Prince Cohurg, to BE- 0ea''''
ID the British Army.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-20
Nav s
For Sale.

A valuable Tract of Land, lying in
Loudoun unity, containing coo acres
Ii lies OH large stream called Broad
Run, by which it is bounded for! three.
quarters of mile, and which furnishes
water fer the use of farmer. The soil
Is of the best red slate kind, well knowu
to be the next best to the limestone sol!
being fertile, and when worn out easil,,
Ito be improved by all manures; espec.
ally by the Plaster Of Paris, which j
known to act viii, great effect en- sucl,
soil-l50 acres are heayiiy tilnbered
with the finest wood Of oak, hickory, &c,
|l50 acres liz on the side Of the above
named Run. aud being rich low LAND
ARE we'll calculated for meadow. This
land produces good crops of corn and
small grain, and is particularly excel.
lent grass land, which as il is near good
beef markets, alone renders it valuable
There is thriving apple orchard on the
land and the fences are good.
The land would be divided if 1T should
be wished. 1t is Is or so miles from
Alexandria and Georgetown, 4 g mile,
from the public road leading from Lees
burg 30 Alexandra.
The terms Of sale are maderate-the.y
will be made known a. any time By
Richard II. lee,
near Leesburg, Louduun County.
May 9 5tawsm
..s The subscriber intending TO re
move. will offer the above Tract Of Land
at public sale, on the Goth of June, u
not previously disposed of at private
sale. e II. L..
Just Received from Boston,
By the sch. Rebeeca, Capt. Berry,
New England rum
Bengal indigo
Soap in boxes
Alum,
AND IN. STORE,
First quality Madeira Vines
Teneriiie in half pip
Lisbon, and :
Malaga s. qRarter
81 Port casks.
9Th proof Antigua rum in hhds.
Holland gin
Whiskey in barrels and hhds.
Superior quality Orleans sugar in
hogsheads and barrels
Wrapping paper
No. and 8 chocolate
Liverpool blown and coarse salt
Best family flour, and a general as
sortment of groceries,
For sale BY
Bryan Hampson & Co.
spra 20
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-20

A Blacksmith. who has commanded Z
force for 5 or 6 wears. he is a ,euhs
man of great bodily strength. and sopt
/ will not sell him out OF
the state OF Maryland. Persons willing
to purchase orthire will apply to
Frederick ID. stone,
Port Tobacco, Maryland,
Nav 8 eooWt
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-20
Burr Mill Stone Mandatory

Berg. B,o1in ana n agn' a..
Respectfully inform the fuDlis ,,,rs
they have com menced the nshI,a' eor.
of BURR MILL STONES, on 'hs w n
oe, Of Patrick and Cameron sll 4t ~ are
the town of Alexandria, where !. -, ,,lich
ready to receive any orders \ \, IN a, s
they may be favored, and WI, tar bes.
them with all despatch and IN 'A' ~
IAey haze received an assortment y
Bo'ting Cloths .,,n,
lf good quality, and inteha N''
constant supply. f
May 4
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-20
Public Sale.

On Thursday the goth instant, at ten
o'clock. will be sold, on liberal Gre
dit. at the corner Of King Columbus
streets, a large and general assortment
Of GR0CERIES--the stock Of q mouse
declining business
.amorg t0hichufe,
Loaf and muscoyado sugars IN hogs
heads and barrels
Coffee in barrels and bags
S s%sss;s, TEAS. 81 latest
Hyson, and Importation
West India rum In hhds and bbis
New England do. ditto ditto
Whiskey, cogniac brandy
Port :
Tcuer;ffc WINES, in casks &
8 sherry. BOTTLES, old, and OF
Claret,
champaign, j
Pepper,
Pinento,
Nutmegs,
Birthstone,
Gcpperass
Alum,
Indigo, fotant s Common
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LOoK Hers !!

vWSfiE subscriber respectfully informs
his friends and the public, that he
!, aries on, at his shop, south ide of kin
street near Washington street. the
Saddle and Harness Mulring
Business,
in its various BRANCHES. He tenders bis
grateful Acknowledgements to his custom
ers for the distinguished patronage he has
received from them. His friends 4 the
public are assured ofprolnpt accommoda,
tons. He feels confident that with the aid
of some of the best workmen and a con-
stapt supply Of the most choice materials,
ne will be able to render ample satisiac-
ton to those who may please to fayei
him with their applications by order o.
otherwise.
Patent Elastic Saddles
q ,rord to those ,rho are fond Of Easy
Riding.
The complaint against hard and unea
sy saddles, which is for the most part
Just and general one, and is really grea
Grievance to those who have much ridlni
Ito do, has caused him to turn his mlfif
to that subject, with view
liz possible to remedy the evil. Tie Car
with confidence assure the public that be
|bas accomplished it. The plan projected
lis by means of strong and web tempere'
|steel springs, so constructed as to sup
|por, the saddle seat and give much great
Ter ease to both rider and horse. than sad.
|dles made in the common way or any O.
|ther that he has ever seen can possibly d.
The plan is entirely different FROM the
English elastic saddles with spring bars
|of steel, whaIebone, &c. and also from
Those with wire springs, and he conceise'
much superior to either, as the. esastlclt,,
lis greater, and the tree not being put ou'
laf its original form, will not be subject t.
hurting horses on journeys, which Is com
Iplained Of in the saddles with spnns
bars. 4 number of gentlemen have those
saddles row in use, and but one sentl
!ment EXISTS among them in favor CT Their
lsunerierity. The invention is equally as
Applicable to ladies' saddles as to gentle
mems. Any person DESTROYS of pufcaas
ling those easy saddles. is at liberty his
Ito make trial of one and judge OF then
ease for themselves. In point OF dura
Ibility they will be warranted equal to any
other saddles and superior to mast.
| James Yansant
lime rs u
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-20

Dipt Candles
"a boxes for sale. ,y.uom.
.Nan1srills end I@r"0~'
May II
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-20

~ The Editors Of the n. Intelligen,
Ger and Georgetown Messenger, viii
plea : insert the above and send Their
account to this office.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-20

,USHE subscriber respectfully informs
his friends and the public, that he
aries on, at his shop, south ide of Kin
treet near Washington street. the
Saddle and Harness lnuhing
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-20
For Sale OF tire,

June
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-20
LeNDoN, April 90.

The hear being at last arrived, E!lister,
Bruce, and myself, repaired to Hutch
|inson's apartments, under the pretext of
Ia pa ty for punch !: at the moment when
Lavelette was To present himself, Bruce
to the top OF the stairs, Lavalette
took him by the hand, and we saw be
tore US this interesting parsonage. He
wa. dressed in blue uniform, and suf.
|iciently disguised to pass withoat re-
|nark in the apartment of an Englishman,
|! The friend who conducted him did not
Icuter the room, but he delivered at
!Hutchinson's q pair of double -barrelled
pistols for Layalette. He appeared at
FIRST much moved. We did not permit
him to give vent to all his sentiments of
gratitude, but few moments after,
Eilister and l withdrew, and lett him to
thecare of Hutchinson and Bruce.
Z. Next day at half past seven, was
at Hutcbinson's door. In five minutes
| had seated LayaIette, and we were on
our way to the bar OF CIichy. We met
an English Officer, who appeared surpris-
ed at seeing General Officer whom he
did not know.-But my servant avoided
allquestions ; passed the barrier at al
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-10-12

and procure assistance. In tia mean tine
my three countrynien prepared for viso-
rous resistance, in which they were. assist
ted by many Of the French prisoners
The geHs d'armes returned twice in the
course of that very day. but perceiyiug how
inings stood, they declined executing thea.
orders. As had fully resolved NOT to
be. taken away alive in the mahner descri.
bed. i thus owe my life to the three gal,
liant spirits, who riskcd their own to shield
an unprotected fellow countryman from
the most brutal insult that despot,cal 60
veanment could devise to offer hi,n. III
the evening of the 10Th received letter
from the British ambassador, enclosing one
from monsieur Decaze, In which he attri-
buted the Affair Of the gen-d'armes to
Z. mat entendu-de-ma-part," a hagatelie, IS
usual, mere misconception. What match
less efrontery that this parsonage should
endeayour To call his own written official
orders nal eatendu-de- ma -parfi GA the
18th OF May WAS at length liberated, al
ter having been tortured during period of
nearly lOur months, by'a cruel and sanguiu-
ary police, whose system, at all times the
same, has ruined the popularity Of every !
government that has administered Fraace !
during 20 ypars.--Before | lett Paris !
waited OH Sir Charles Stuart, to thank his
excelleGcy Tor the protection he had atford-
ed me,when he was pleased TO omplimeTt
me Gil the n-mness which had manifested
these trying scenes.
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EIFcrInNs

In Delaware federal governor has been elect
ed, one republican and one federal member for
Congress
From Maryland partial returns only have been
received. In Baltimore City aud County Gen
S. Smith aud Col Peter Little have been elected
In The congressional district recently represent
ed by Mr. Hanson it is susposed Maj Peer, a
moderate federalist will be shoseni Mr.. Hanson
who declined ELECTION to congress and offer
ed himself for the state Leg .ture, has been
completely defeated.
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Oct. 19-4w..
VIRGINIA :.

r-hofNVth
III tf'res holden the CLERKS Once Of tbs So
4 riOc CoEr # ChGncery fer the Riekn. M
District, aEs 2lth day Of JtH!s, 1916.
Aicihbald Eampbel, James Rrown ir, William
Moneure, surviving partner OF Prose-, and Mon.
cure, Henry hVyey, Warren Ashley, Joseph
Darmsdstt, Johm Foster, & JOHN Sa,chcn, iAte
partners, act!!g and trading under the firm OF
Da nsda,', Foster aRd Sacaell, Benisinin JGJueI
Harris, ROLert Maitland, & FGr,re:s,
acting und or the firm of Robert M.i.iand SEQ.
Charles Mhtlocs, and John Tompk rs and Al IN
Murray Partners, acting and trading unSiAr. the
br'a ct Femf ki,i- ard Murray, 2''1t
Edward w T emu, James F,.hec, and Hac.or
K-n1edv, D,Gs 20
hi Defendant, Hector Kern dv no h,0 ng en-
re has, AZ 'earaHce and given ecur,ty. accori
Dig 10 the Act OF Assembly and the Rules of
this court, aed it appearing By satisfactory eyi-
dence tia. he - not an phabitapt Of >tbrs COON
Try lis o,GsretE trat the Defendant d. ssoi,r
heie On, the st day OF the Gext term ard 1n-
swar tn, bill Of the Plaintiff, aud Nat cory OF
this order be forthwith inscIAel nj some ne spa
per published IN Line Ci,y Of R;chmou6' 'oE i've
months excessively end nosled at he front door
OF the Capitol, in the said City.
Copy--Teste, ..
I'm " Hs,,ing, c. c.
Oct I2.-wSw
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VIRGINIA. Argus.
Ne disputes jaa,ats, or sosrea Mscnfc=.
Richmond. October II, 1916.


% why do you. noS furnish u with more Edo
torial sPeculations'' has been repea' sdly asked,
us. by some subscriber" we should ike 20 see
some editorial remarks accompany every pubhcs'
ton" To This. our answer has beer, why dJnoto
subscribers pay us the amount due US If "a
terms Were complied with, instead OF our mind
being constantly on the stretchto devise wa
and means to meet those enss gements which We
are compelled to make to ensure the regular ape
pearance of our paper-we should then be ea-
bled TO devote our attention almost exclusively
to the Editorial department
In requesting the attention of those indebted
to us, to the extract which follows, copied from
nerthern paper--we can truly say. dat every
part lit applies to us with great force We
would request them to Peruse ii attentveiy, and
then decide, whether it Will be necessary AGAIN,
to call upon them, through cur paper, Tor What
they respectively owe US,
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THE DRAWING
OF the Second Glass Of the

Grana EatlOnal Lottery,
viii pcsitiytl, take place in u,S City Of Bals
more on MONDAY ,be 20ib Of sept 1916.
G. Is l.. WAITE,
VIII guarantee Ire sunctual payment Of all pri,,
zes bought at eitherof their Offices. IN
PHILADELPHIA, .qi5snr
Priceof Tickets only SIX DOLLARS. aud the
Prizes are numerous AVID great, and Capitals all
floating; and those gv'uemcn at distance wi o
order tickets from iheir Offices, shall faithfully
have the money RENTED per mai If anv of the
capitals should be drawn our Of the wheel at the
time heir orders are received thereby giyug
distant Adventures good chance as those
living on the spot.
e. & X WAITE also intend printing at theit
own expense, list Of al the Tlckc,s drawn dai-
ly, both blanks and prizes and seatling them 70
every place Of iuPortance-anl an, gentlemen
or company OF gentlemen purchasing 20 ,icketE
shall have the list forwarded by uish
The .joiioIsiug is aH abstract Of tie SeksrS.
prize Of $4,000 DOLLAR,
/ prize Of 25,OGO dollars,
/ prize Of 10 600 dollars,
/ prize Of 5000 dotlars,
/ prize Of 1000 dollars,
4 prizes Of 1000 dollars,
so prizes &c COO dollars.
The pr.Ees subject, 81 usual, TO IS per cenk
deduction Should The capital prizes confirms
IN toe wheel feS days. tie pr &c u tickets must
consequently advance ffona lie presctt low pries
| Of six dollsrs,
ar WAITE, will fsithfuliy execute al
orders per return OF mai, and warrant the tickets
/ undrawn,
The four Capital Prizes in the FIRST class Of the
above Lottery, we're sold by &. & Wnte.
Orders for tickets IN any Of The Lstteriss
drawing in the U. States PlsmHly sttsoSsG e.
Sept, ass
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NOTICE.

A petition will represented by sundry inhabi-
tants of HenricO and Goocbland Counties, 10 the
General Assembly at rs ext session, pray ng the
passage of law, incorporating company au-
tborized to render Tuckahoe creek nav gable.
Oct 12-t m H.
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Mayo & Fayscr,

CTwo doss Jsiow the Farmers Baak Of VaJ
Have Just received he following publications,
The .9ntiguary--9 UOLs.
Spiritual Qiirotte--2 do.
White'S Letters on Engiahd--2 do.
Hob,ouse'S Letters from France,
HeadIong HaU,
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