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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-08-17

The London Courier. of the May, states that We
~ important proposed Ia the House Com
mons the preceding night. the consolidation OF the English x
Irish tr,gucrs ether words, the tic ts
ai'd vt the Countries This greatest
step left Yet untaken uniting Ireland Great britain
When the union of The Countries enacted this me
sure, IL proposed should take place in twenty wears
but il is opos, the end OF SIXTEEN as prce,i
ing favorable to Ireland exclusively. Lord Casti,rerh
truly stated. that when the OF the Countries WI
proposed among the many objections made one oh
ectd 20 the system oi finance. that being liberal for
Ireland During tire war, ireland has only been enabled TO
pay her share OF the by chiefly Eng
land The rtmos, sheeoud do having 10 raise taxes 20
pay te interest OF those luans while England not only
Isons sums annually, under e of War lakes The
Property Tax has been extended Ireland. But
Notwithstanding these advantages, the Revenue of ireland
rs now unequal 90 the interest OF hcr debt and relief K
favour to her, The finances of e Countries are 10 he
c"soi1d This - the view taken oil the asure
~ by Ministers hut 10y the Opposition. 7, is highly appro-
vd by Sir John Newport, ard Mr. PcsUby says should
nave iah, n place long ago.
But, while immediate effects this measure is excIu
s'ey advantageous Ireland forget that the
welfare the two Countries ,cparsbe and that If Ire
anu rospcrs England the beneficial effect,
OF that prosperity Since the Union. Ireland has indeed
pT0Siered mCre Perhaps tnn any other country i'm the
world tits admitted, all sides that her agriculture and
her have been doubled and that population has
Doubts have been expressed has been increased thoup,
Sir John Newport says the increase in the export OF the
raw material the Cotton Manufacture has been doubled
and the silk trade in. proved.
Compliment paid Mr.. VeSey Fitzgerald from all
sides fer the eanour clers ability of his statements
HIS general ser, ices Ireland indeed fully ente him 10
the gratitude vi the public. IN. z. Ca<
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Hkf virtue OF two DEGREES in the Supe-
4 riot Court OF Cts,ncery for the D;sfr;c, or y,;,,
LUZ pronounced on tie twenty fourth and twentsfh Of
Dctob y eighteen hundred and fifteen, wherein sarah a,5
FRANCES Jorlone Planiiffs and William Colenr su
DINERS were def ans, shall expose for sale AZ pubic
auciion. TWO JRdCTS or LdNJ3, in the Countv III
Sharles City The one is known by the name orIIoIt Old
@ and IS situated ON Morris Creck, in the lower mart Of
the sad county, and said 10 contain acres The oth
T - sas 70 contain ty acres and is part of that vaI.
tate. ''s "e hV'Se -
The sale ofthe first tract will he made NJ, ,t -o:
on Meontssy, The twentyNfth day of September nest
anu Use other on ihe day following on the said tract
1eIIfs y oN- we've months credit. Hpo the purcfl-
~ executing bonds with good security and n deed Of
trust to secure the payment OF The bombs.
The Commissioners.
August 7. 96.-tls
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NOI'iCE


YEVHE Subscribers, as Commissioners apno;o,.,
by hucknsi am Court, will receive ysronos.Is
unoi the 22d inst for building Jail OF brict or
stone at buckingham Court house. IS ieet long and
"a ieet wide, two stories hsh--the walls to be So.
curel ny working in timbers, in a manner 10 he
sspecited by contract. IL private contract cannot
oe made, the work will he let to the lowest bid
der, at Buckingham court-house, ON die zod A.
gust. Bond and security will bs required ier the
performance OF the work in the best manner, of the
best materials, and speedily. The Subscribers will
ions.
OSe ihousdnd Dollars will be paid the under
'aker on the list November next, and the balance
ID Ine money IN two equal annual payments
Fr2poso's can be made to u.s. at Buckingham
Courthouse
Dawn Patterson,
WILLIAM LEWIS,
SAMUEL foNEs,
GEORGE BooKgR,
Commissioners
NuSust 4. 264t%
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-08-17

THE SUBSCRIBERS
w received by the schooner Indian Hunter
4 from New-York, also by late arrivals from
London, ''0'A
FORTY PACKAGES OF GOODS,
bV<ich they are noqv oksning.
he firm at New-York having purchased for
cash, they can afford to sell them at reduced pri
ces, and on terms to salt purchasers
These, with some cfhhe goods on hand, farm tie
FOLLOWING ASSoRTMEN1-
cases superfne and second quality B,oa1
Cloths 13 'OAH
trunks Calicoes,
2 cases Ladies' Pelisse Cloths
trenks Marselies Vestings
bales Blankets, all sizes
~ do. FiusI'ings, Fearnasshts and low priced
do. Hearth Rugs
do India blue Nankeens
cases Imperial London Shirtngs
bales Hessans
csses IA Irish Linens
trunks India and French Silks
Black, blue * farsy ccloured superGue Cloths
Black and fancy coioured Bombazettes, Pins.
Gloves,
ind a General assortment Of
DRY-GOODS.
Also,
pipes of French Brandy
pnncheons Jamaica 5th proof Rum
hhds. well assorted best and common
tIlass Ware, consisting of Tsmbiers,
Decanters, Wine Glasses, Casters. &c
100 kegs White Lead ground in Oil
a we'll assorted invoice of Paints
Emery and Glass Paper, Green GonDeras
so casks London Brown Stout.
JACOB * WILLIAMS, T. street.
OPPOSITE TO tie Eagle Tavern.
AusustI. 261m
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undel thousand dollars shared the fate or,he steam boat
he following letter from rsieeable gentleman Match
~, to Charles MEssrs, ESQ Of ias City, eo,aas the
particulars Of th,s untor -
M. Coma Iuerfiscr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-08-17
Waiche=, JuIh %.
DEAR SIR.

am sorry TO inform you, that the Stearn-
boat VESUNIUS, entirely consumed by fire ON the
18th instant, With full Cargo Goods the Of
hundred thousand dollars. IL appears, t.at after she had
taken in nearly all her Cargo, she started up the River TO
VIM. kinners plantation take in her wood and Try her
engine. When her way down the City, she took fire
from, her furnace, it ssuppos.dburnt the waters edge
dited neartle point opposite New Orleans, then sunk
Will, all the cargo board. No lives were lost am
pleased TO havc say, that am fortunately safe but had
onthe Ieyte,7s pieces OF baggug ready 60 board
Mr. j. H. is the greatest sufferer in this place. lie had
board about seventy thousand dollars worth of Goods,
which had JUS, Arrived from England.
Yours, &c.
p s. The prospect continues good for fe Crops Cot
ton.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-08-17

THE Business IN future will be carried on AT the
same place by Robert Jones, who is determined to
make use Of every exerton TO give general sasfac-
tiOn-And hopes f. ON his psnotual attention to
meet with encouragement from generous pub.
lie.
ROBERT JONES.
Hup1ist 3. 25--7U47v
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-08-17

ROCHESTER,, (Gen. Cy.) Aug.1.
The Commissioners appointed explore the route of the
great Canal which is to unite the of with the
Hudson few days since passed through Csnandaigua from
which place they have proceeded to Buffalo, Two of the
Surveyor Mesrs Grrdes and Johnson, who employed
IN running the Othe Canal, passed through til, vii
age lew days SINCE The eligible place Is not vet as
ceraiis for crossing the Gennesce River but It's nroa
BILE II Will mtersee it only short distance above this viii
age Were acated by private interests or local prpi
ees. we shoud feel Indifferent If nimca TO M. con-
enpiaied Canal. We areno however, governed by such
ortd sentiments. Wekiow ofno improvements We would
more cordially scquieee in having the sftSat
applied to- II worthy OF the enlightened views and lhe-
raj policy of great ami wealthy State 1t will he colder,
chain that will ndisscuhy bind together the Western and
Eastern states and when the oo shall cease
from rolling westward III promote and perpet,,ate The
sentiments OF pariaty and friendship which the ob,trIc
on Of nature and tir distance from ach other win
otherwise have tendency 10 mpair. There will be no lon
ger any collision between national and individual interests
The produce which goes down the ST. Iawrenre VIII
find Superior market in New-Yoris.
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PreUcnfion Deter fhan cure.

IFcOc0tiOH OctfcT tNQu cure.
NOR the prevention ard cure Of Billions and
q Malignant Eevers, is recommended Lees I'M
tibifous pi.ls.
The operation Of these pills is perfectly mild, SO
as TO be used with safety by persons in every sua-
ton, and OF every age.
Lees Worni- Destroying Lo-engeS-A safe and
ef.ctuai remedy for d, s,royiag and expelling
Worms in children, AMI will not inure the youngest
infant, should worms exist in the body; but will
without pain or gripi=g cleanse the stomach and
bowels.
Lees Eirir-A sovereign remedy for colds. OBJ
stinate coughs, catarrl.s asthmas sore throats and
approaching consump'ions. A siuae trial will prove
that it restores the determination of the fluids To the
surface OF the body, and brings on the common
healthful perspration.
lees Grand Restoratirs and .Neruous Cordial
-irdRed by long and extensive experience 10 be
most vai'oble medicine in the cure of Nervous dis
ofters, consnmptions 'owness OF spirits, loss al ap
petite, i,npurty Of the blSod, hy.tsrcal affections
inward weakness. violent cramps in the limbs, re-
laxatinns, &c.
lees Genuine Essence and Extract or illus
tGrd-A safe and effectuaI rem edy for scuts. and
chronic Rheumatism Geut, Rheumatic Gout, Pal
sy, Chlblaius, Sprains, Bruises, P:ins in the face
neck, &c.
Lees A,faLT6le .qeue e Fer,e,, Drsts-For the
cure of Agues. Remittent and intermittent Fee
vers.
Never was medicine offered that has a greater
claim to public appreciation than this, as many hous-
Lees so''sre;ga Ointment ior The Hch--yvAn-
nANrEp TO CURE, by one application, free fiom
Mercury nr a7v pernicrn ngre,ent
Lees Genuine Persian Iorion-The Persisn
Lotion operates mildly, without impeding that nati
ra, perspiraton which is essential To health.
Lees true and genuine Co,7, Pkdstsg-iVor spee-
Oily removing Corns, Loot aud Branch, without civ
ing pain.
Lees Tooth .9che Drobc-Which gives immediate
reNefin the most Instances.
Lcs's Damdsk lip S.,ise-Is recommended
(partsnlarly to ldes) "a an elegant and peasant
prensration for chopped snd sore lips
Lees Genuine Fys WGte7,-A SOVEREIGN remedv
Tor all diseases Of the eyes, whether the effect of
natural weakness or Of accident
Lees Rcsto-atir,c Tooth pe,vaIe-.-Tbis excellent
preparation comforts and strengthens re gums.
preserves the enamel from decsy, aud cleanses and
whitens the teeth.
Lees .qnOdyne EHrir-For the cure of Head-
Aches.
The above long established anal eminentlv useful
family Medicines, continues TO be carefully prepared
and sold wholesale & retail at the (sole) pronris
tors Nspensary, No. S., Hanover street, Baltimore,
aud sold by rs appointment. nv
GEO. NJ. DARLINGTON & Co.
DRUGGISTS,
RicHMo.D.
~ Great allowance to those that purchase to
sell again. and window and show bills furnished era-
It's. -
0T To detect eoun'erfeits. observe each article
has 90 the outside wranper, the signstme Of
NOAH RIDGLEY,
(Ldte Michael Lee e. Co.
1Hcn2+. 22-zs51y
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VIRGINIA At Court continued
1916.
EGzlb, KIM Eieror. Frances, hferson John nnd Poy
RobaTds, intan, children Of Frances INN Ro5ards n
dqgher 0ndieg0'oe IF Joseph Perkins d>ccaSed, 6v Nj
rloi7s = Poinderier. heir guardian and friend
Plaintiffs, against Thomas Ro5eyt0rd NopcY Rodrds q,
Ro5eH U Joseph Perkins, Etors eJoeph Ferkins, dec
Defendants.
The Defendants Thomas, Robert and Nancy Robards
not having entered their appearance and given security ar
cong to the act OF Assembly and the Rules this Court
and appearing by satisfactory evidence, that they are
no, inhabitants Of this Commonwealth. is Oreye1 that
tho said Defendants do appear here the second Monday
IN September next and answer the Bill ef the Plaintiffs
and that copy Of this order be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper Published in the City Of Richmond, for two
months succeycy, and posted the front door Of the
COurt-iOuSe Of this County Court day.
COpy-Ieae,
JOHN POINDEXTER, c. s. c.
July H. qo-wsw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-08-17

NOTICE is Hereby Given, That at the next
August Court of Rockingham County. at the court
house thereof, we shall sell at Public Auction for
cash, so much of all the Lands dng Lots, in that
county, returned delinquent tor the non-pavrnent
Of taxes for the years 1871, 1897, 1898, 1899 1900
1901. 1904 1908, 1904, 1905, 1906, 1907, 1910,
1911, 1912, and 1918, and ten per centum per an-
mum damages thereon, together with the taxes for
the present year. The sales will commence on the
hrst day OF the court and continue from dav today
until they shall be completed. The Subscribers are
authorised 10 receive all such taxes and ola images at
any time before the lands shall be sold. A list of
delnquents may be seen ia the clerks Office of the
county, in possession of the subscribers or in the
office oil the auditor of public accounts
DANIEL RAGIN, and
REUBEN HARRISON, n. G.
For Ell HARRISON. S. II. C.
jane 90. 1s-w8w.
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L,.dR ID.

L.8VS OF TIE LIST SESSION..
sTOR SALE at this Office, a few copies of the
y Acts of the last Session Of The General Assem-
biy-(bouPtl in boaris)
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NOTICE

A PETITION will be presented to the next
"a Virginia assembly, PRAYING that the Tract of
Land, of which Colonel Augustus Watson died
seized in Prince-Edward ccaniy, may be sold, for
the benefit ofhis creditors and distributes.
June 90. I4.w2m
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-10-17
JUST PUBLISHED,
For sale bA the Subscriber.

A second vol. of Allison's Sermons
The Poets Pilgrimage to Waterloo, by
Robert Southey, Esq. Price rs cents.
M. De Recias' Memoirs Of the Frencl,
War IN Spain. 81
Paris Revisited in 1915. BY J. Scott
81
Valentines Eve. BY Mrs. opie. Z vo.
tunes. So
Christian Disciple, Friend Of Peace
Masonic MINSTREL a selection of maso
mic, sentimental and humorous Songs
duets, Giees, Canons. Rounds and Can
comets, respectfully dedicated to the mos
aacient and honorable fraternity of FREE
AMI accepted Masons-with ali appendix
Containing short historia! account eI
Masonry, and a list Of all tAe Lodges II
the United States.
N, b. Subscribers to the last merton.
ed book. will please cali or send TO,
them. iriue 1909. 10 non subscribers
$3.50.
II. Gray.
October 16
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I hape rece;Ded some
5Seasonabie GOODS,

Such as supefhne and second Cloths and
Cassimeres, and coarse ditto
Lambs Wool, Hose and Socks
Elannels, plain and figured
Booking Baize
Damask Table Cloths
Marseilies Vestings
Shawls, Long Cloth, Cambrics
Plain and figured Null Musiins
Dimities, Furniture Fringe
Madras Handkerchief
Is trunks superfne undressed well chosen
Calic0es
The above goods will be sold by the
piece on accommodating terms.
George Taylor.
October 8 colin
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!, !. armness and prudence Of our com
sns ,dsr. who calmly stated whe and
NAIVE We were, and Indignantly rejected
VIVA lsssaosition, not consistent with the
. : 3 pr sscter Of an Americas sfficer e ac-
sl'a.a owing to him we have had the OPP
'''ls00ity of complaining to the AMERICAN
ps.s s,.nment 81 the wanton violence offer
y g1s $ ;ts citizens and the base attempt
: = tss ! the reputation Of its flag 10
y. :. :; ;ast;ce we appeal, knowing BY expe-
~ - That our government will be prolapt
s - rsdress our weongs and uphold the
MINOR t Of cur tag,
IS''S ! am, sc.
8 Itwoulti be well for our Cover
a,,to examine the vaEdityof the rgat
Inls, s"r by the Spanish King 10 the ex-
s sI, navigation Of the Mexican Galph.
,rhs;r declarations show what they
rould do if they we're backed BY cou
rage and force
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New Tbil, Oct. 10.
EgS;eM our CORRESPONDENCE.
Evnsct eta lefier. dated
;x,or,nnl 0lfh- .,u.r


lmnor.snt EesaIatiars.--'itie aetcu.
.ioY Of two lAsncricaH vessels. because
their crew y ere ~ male ~ oil tliire
frourth American sssi,ets. leads us q
rea.a,k unen it--that bg he Act 10,
Charles s. CHAP. II. al fareisn vessels
sre required 81 be va igated with tareo
fourths d the crew Subjects eftte Country
tn wluch such iiereign vessel belong. In
II: above rccjte't c;;;se, relief was ob-
tanned npoa apii:;eatiaa 70 government.
but It is well Gar S.yi;y nsyaerS to nRdes-
strand the extent Ok tiIeii fesponsibiliiy--
which is, ,hatby stearage oil lie dne de-
hseryut the catsieas taepagh any ir,ega
larity Of the Snip 9l masters. the
proprietprsso deSa,us.s. lave tigh OF &C
toll foT ai9sserngges arising out Of iall
in'marksts. Injury Of credit, and the
Ike iJt icatias inaTe.i is the- resnonsi-
billy, that the value nf tie vessels
might hardly compensate for tie conse
quences.
CT Markets--The general state of
trade is 50 far improved, that money is
become comparatively plentiful, aud most
articles now find purchases at the car
re ICY. We have it's true, to complain
Of an extensive peace tariff, which alb
stracts so much from the proceeds Of
property. as in the instance of foreign
Pine Timber, to leave little or no resi-
due, bat to produce in geaerai, the re-
mark with not equally apply, and of
Course every adyenturer must Count his
cost as to what his article can be af-
iorded at. Oar subsequent remarks aud
quotations have for their object TO guide
and ioform in this particular.
Ashes.--lt will be seen from the SUBJ
joined list of imports. that since our
Price Current of 22d June, there has
been imported oSl5 casks, viz.
From New York 4266
Boston and Massachusetts S4l5
Canada 1898
Sweden 22I 9Sls
making total import in this year of II
Sl6casks from all parts. For this supply
cus home consumption would not have
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Bryan Hampson & Co.
Offer for Sale,

oyer Tor cdxs
60 hhds first quality Barbados aagal
Is do and 40 barrels ed quality do.
so chests imperial, young Tyson and
souchong teas
Prime green coffee
J 10 hhds and SO barrels molasses
10 puncheons 4th proof 6ne Jamaica
10 do Sd proof Antigua do.
e do New-England do.
S half pipes and 10 quarter casks old
Madeira vine
8 pipes Lisbon do
Is quarter casks sweet Malaga do
SO bikes soap
rs do mould candles
so do pipes containing gross each
500 los Bengal q. Spanish hote Indigo
Pihiento, pepper, race ginger,
Green copperas. alum, madden
Fig blue, wrapping paper
l0,o06 bushels Liverpool fine and
ground alum salt
500 sacks do =
And a constant supply OF the best
1our for family use.
October l6
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HAVANA.
From The government paper ct Havana,
of Septeahef 8.

y. ~ .rf Is. -
Instructions base been issued by the
superintendent, nd iateria. et the royal
treasury, 10 compliance with the royal
order 81 tue 9TH Of June iast, mat 90 fa-
reign vessels shall be admitted into TIC
ports Of this island, uniess they present
the certificates Of orr consuls residing in
the places f,oes which they came. The
term Of four ascnths IS allowed, that no
flee Of this regulation may b. given 10
the United States, & other foreign caua-
tries IN g4.aerica, and the Term OF eigh.
months is allowed for like object as to
the countries in EarOpe--it being aader-
stood that at the termination thereof 'he
said precautionary measure will be r'SN-
Foustv enforced
Haraea, .aegus. 16. 1916.
SEDANO.
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Showing al increase in the, present year
of 1850 bags. Our sales in July have
nearly corresponded with the import viz:
about $4,000 bags each. In the last
three weeks our import amounts to
90. 265 bags, and our sales are not more
than tyo.thirds the same quantity, yet
upon The whole we remain in respect of
stock nearly the same as the end ofJune.
During the whole OF last, and for the
greater part Of this present month, the
demand for Gotten has been very regu-
lar, and .oae little Improvement in the
vent for goods and yam having inStilled
more confidence, prices Of most kinds
have recovered from the depression they
bad previously sustained, and the article
lis steady at our quotations.. The export
$50 far this year has been $500 bags, Of
which 100 only have been sent to Ire
land #
We are, respectfully, your humble
servants.
M0RkaLlg WATSON.
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Land for Sale.

A TRACT or parcel of LAND, cor.
"a tanning between two and three hun.
dred acres, on the north side of Coco,
quan, in Fairfax county, abeut S miles
west OF Occoquan miils--it is well wa
tered with never failing springs, il is al
so well timbered, and the great qyanti-
ty Of froo timber Oh it renders it the
more valuable to any person in the coop
ering line. This land is OF. the middle
soil, and prodnces corn, wheat, or any
other grain toierabie well--there is about
100 acres cleared and under good fence.
The Improvements are log dwelling
hoHse and other out-louses. and a good
apple orchard OF about 60 trees. ANY
qerson inclining to purchase Can view
The premises and know the terms by an.
plying to the Subscriber who lives near
the premises, or Henry s. HALEY. jun,
at occoqran mills, or John H. Haaey,
near Fairfax court house.
1homas GcsSom.
april Is on.s
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THURSDAY, ocrouEs II.
.MarulQnd Rlectlen Returns.
Both candidates are federal.
roR CONGRESS-.

Extract Of a Letter, received at New
York. from i gentleman on bard the
U. S. sioop Of war Pr ACOcK, dated
GibraItaas .a,tg. l6.
eve arrived here Oh the l5thinst. the
dsy after lord Exmeatia's sqadrou sail.
ed for the dies ractien OF Algsers Sa tax
inghlsdepartare he was salated by the bat
teiies On shore, winch was returned by
squadron. They have been here some
time preparing and exercising their boats
lor the expedition. and at one time made
: display Of ninety. exercising brass
gun in each,
Commodore Chauncy is off NaRes
sbsre our squadron at present repdez-
sous ard tle Peacock proceeds to join
hin.
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THE FOLLOWING
Late Publications are received
And for sale tu TIE Subscribers.

.aH1 VI sue ~ ire SlOScfl0erS.
tales Of Fancy, By Miss Burney.
Poets Pilgrimage to the Field of Wa.
terleo. BY K. ssuthey.
ehrlsta5el, a Poem. BY S. T.. Cole,
ridge
Pals Revisited. in 1915. By John
Sect.
Poet ical Chronology: designed fer the
use Of Schools.
Memoirs Of fhe French War in Spain.
By N. de Lsocca.
A!i.on's Selmons-Vol. Cd, 70.
Do. do IL mo.
Christian Disciple: valuable Period
!cai Work
l''lelil ot Peace do. by Philo
Pacifcus.
ALSO,
] set 1T the British Theatre (: IS vols.
elegantly bound in Calf, with Plates.
James Kennedy & Son.
October l6 DIT
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FALL GOODS.

JOSEPH JANNEY has imported la
The ship Boston, Captain Finley, just arr
rived from England, General As
sortment Of FALL GOODS, which are
offered for sale BY the package Or piece.
9 mo. is eo
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For Sale,

puT odlC,
yusHAT substantially built & elegant.
a ly finished three story Brick Duet-
ling House on Water-street, formerly
the residence of the late pr. Kennedy ;
with which will be sold, either conjoinl-
ly or separately, the adjoining vacant
Lot, 90 feet froGt ard 100 feet deep
The terms of sale will be very accommo-
dating to the purchaser.
If this property be not sold prvicnsl,,
to the 18th of May next, it will then b
for Rent and possession given immedi.
ately thereafter.
Application may be madeto
]. l.. M'Kenna.
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