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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-08-10
CSiensa as asua,. J
NOW.
nejoinder Of Csc csntain General to Mr.

Jo'"uSr Oh use Csntain General to Mr..
Caihcart
CddiS. Men Goth. 1915.
oiH--ln consequence Of your letter Of
your letter ofthe 17fh inst. have issued
my order. an exemplificatior of which YOU
Will lind herewith for your information:
:" Ca,lir, Mag Goth, 1916.
His excellency the captain general of
Andausia, civil and military governor of
this city. having seen and examined the
proceedings, as well as the last official Ter
ter from the consul IF tie United States.
relative to the case of Mr.. Richard Meade.
has been pleased to order ard does hereby
order. that copy of the last parapranh of
said oiiicialletter he laid before the tribu-
nal nf the consulate of this civ. that under
the full knowledge they possess of the re.
solution taken by the royal and supreme
council OF i0Gr, which directs thatthe secu-
ritv to be admitted from Mr.. Richard
Meade, shall he to their entire satisfaction:
will please TO signify whether they approve
that now offered by the afnre aid consul. as
well in his nublic as in his private ca acitv.
and upon their answer being obtained. fur
ther order will be taken as respects the in
structlons given to the governor OF the cas-
tie Of Santa Catalina, as wellas the propri-
ETY. offurnishiDg the notariaI COMES of the
proceedings so strongly insisted upou-
meantime he will I've handed copy of this
order, accompanied bv an official letter.
that he may be so fas informed for his gov.
ernment.
Thus decreed & adopted with the know
ledge and appreciation Of the auditor If war
and signed by mis- exceilency his COVER
nor-also,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-08-10
No. vi.
CApiz, May 81, 1916.
OFFICIAL DECREE OF THE CoNsu
LADO.

We have seen the official communicate
On 'ot your eycellency of yesterday, and
having fully considered its contents, we
can only inform you, that The security pro-
posed D the consul of the u. States, as
therein explained, is neither in its nature
nor object, such as could be approved of or
admissible by this tribunal. =
God preserve your excellency's life for many
years, &c.
(SigneN
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-08-10

reply TO the foregoing
Consulate of He U. States. }
Cadiz, 1Lay17, 1916. {
SIR--In repIy to your excellency's let
ter of the 10th inst concerning the inpri
s9nment of Mi. Richard Meade, citizea
of the United States, mus be permit ed
20 repre- ept TO your cxcellency, thatin all
'iitlon to the instruction which | have
rem my government, it has always been,
aud is my wish to treat the constituted au.
thorities near which reside, with that de-
corum & respect which are due; bur your
excellency must not he surprised that, as
a representative of my nation, | must re-
mOhstrate, with that energy that is becom-
ing the present care, when sec citizen
OF the United States, and one of its most
respectable characters, treated like Grim
.inaI. aud held. TO this time, confined In
dungeon. with centinel in view, who will
not permit him to walk the distance of ten
PAGES from the door OF his prison. When
such conduct is observed to a citizen of
tbc ration represent. should be wanting
IN duty to my government and to myself,
II did not use my utmost endeavors to as
certain the cause and to obtain the official
documents, from which could ascertain,
whether this individual has beer guilty ola
crime that wonld deserve such treatment |;
and particularly when see, by original pa
pers that the case is altogether Of civil
nature, aud actually depending before
commercial tribunal, cannot do less than
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-06
Richard Slade & Co.
oEFER FOR SAVE,

OFFER FOR SALE,
at their store, appe,. end Of King street
A large u general assortment OF
HARDWARE g CUTLERY. +,
Having procured those goods on the
very lowest terms, for ready money
from the best houses in England. they are
enabled to sell them on as good terms
Jas any house in the United states
they expect by the first arrivals at this
port, great addition to their present
stock, which viii then ccmprize as rom
piete an assortment as may be obtained,
at any one house in their line.
they are also ii daily expectation OF
a vessel from Europe, with quantity Of
BAR IRON, completely assorted.
april E TT
"a" lhe editors of the Leesburs Wash
;ngtonian, Winchester Gazette, ard Ere
derrick burg Herald, are requested to
give the above insertions.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-06
rcapsain YruneIot has communicated

rcaptain Bruneyot has communicates
he following for publication, that Oh,
shipmasters may learn the dangerou
consequence Of hosting in france am
signal color bearing resemblance to I'll,
Old national flag Of France.-Patriot.
g The citizens of Rourdeaux having
been much alarmed by the appearance )!
the tri-colored fac hoisted by inatten.
ton on board the American schooner the
Kemp, the authorities wrote to the con,
sui demandin. an explanation. On ex-
aiming this affair, the consul found thai
the mate of tsis schooner had hoisted
this aag with other Signals to dry, and
tina, tie moment he found he had dvne
wrong, he hauled it down. AS this is
the second occurrence of the kind which.
|if repeated, may lead to disasreeable
squences, Tor the English faction
10 Bordeaux lose no opportunity TO pre-
|judice the minds of Frenchmen against
Amelicansl we annex a translation Of a
letter from the commissary ofmarine at
bordeaux, to our consul there, on this
The Coamissary Of the Royal Marine, To
the Consul Of the u. States.
Bouraeeuc, Feb. 10 1916.
SIR-I have had the honor to recewe
|your answer of to-day, Informing me that
|the conduct of captain Brunelot, of the
american schooner the Kemp, in hois
Ing the tri-col4red fac, was unintep
laonal. and tba, this, with his other sly
nal colors, had only been hoisted t.
jdry.
conceive this excuse to be sufficient
but the Post al Bacalar observe, how
ever, that they had great difficulty il
tpre uailing on him to take down ire fac,
which is abhorred by all good Ftef CHI
lmen, and that the mate insisted on hoist
Ing red one in its place. One does M;
Know how to explain all these facts: and
| beg sir, you will have the goodness to
inform all the American captains thai
this sanguinary flag is repulsed through
ont France; and It is even necessary
that you should give direc information
Iof it in all the ports in the U. States, to
preveat such disasreeable occurrences
liza future.
have the honor 10 be, with great re
Ispeot, your humble seryant,
| .aNgst. Bergemn.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-06
From a tate Londsia paper.
UKAsE.
From the Emperor Alexander.

FROM Inc emperor Alexander.
70 The Committee for tie Clerical Schools
IA RaSsia.
Having approved of every thing tina
the committee for the clerica! schools. in
their report of the 9th of last moath,
August, have laid before me, I consi-
der it necessary to explain my own views
especting The education Of those who are
destined for the church. AS in the first
Iacademical course of the)coIege Of Alex
lander Netf5ky. which is nov concluded.
teachers have been trained for the cleri-
cal schools, In the districts OF st. Peters
'5urg aud Moscow; it is my wish, that
the conmittee may direct their attention
mot ouly to these newly trained teach
'ess, but also to the schools themselye. :
THAT, in the fullest sense Of the word,
they may De formed into Schools of the
truth. The true enlightening Of the
mine, must be produced by that light
|Which sRlnetb IN the darkness, and The
|durkness compreke,sdeth it not. By fol-
lowing this true light, those who are
learning will be directed to the true
isosrce Of knowledge, through the means
which the Gospel displays to us, in the
NEST sublime (teautifuD simplicity and
the most perfect wisdom saving, Christ
as tte aCay, and the tr4th, csd TIE life
Let then the sole object OF these schools
be, the EDUCATION Of the youth to active
Christianity; on this may be founded all
those instructions which are requisite for
their future destination, without fearing
the misleading OF tie understanding,
which will then be subordinate to the
light of the Supreme Being.
| am convinced, that the commit
tee for the Clerical Schools, viii
timploring the Lords assistance
use all their exertions TO accomplish
this end, without which, no true be.
neft can Sc looked fer.
(signed)
ALEXANDER.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-06
Public Sale.

On Tuesday next, will be sold at the
Vendue Store, On credit of three and
four months
SaperEiae and second sroadcl0ths
Cassi,neres, imperial cords, fannels,
bomhazetts, negro Cottons, kerseys,--
ginghams, caicoes, linen and cotton
eanbfics, fancy, leno, jaconet and book
muslins, Irish linen, English & Domes
tic cottons, rickleaburgs, Madras hand
kerchiefs, ribbons, sundry silks s. cot
tens.
ALSO,
l case levantines, florence and Vir.
ginia silks, Canton Grapes.
ALSO.
A quantity of Medicines,
Dc. Hardwars,
DO. Queensware g few Lis
bou straw carpets and a variety Of elegant
fu niture.
p G. .NnrsteIler.
April 6.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-06
Singing School.
" . WOOD

Respectfully informs his friends ara
the public, that he intends opening
School for instructing in Vocal Music on
tuesday evening April Esd. at Mrs Pey1
{ ms School Room.
Those persons who wish to be IN
structed in the rudiments Of this art. will
find IT to their advantage to commence
As early as possible.
Terms--three dollars and fifty cents
per quarter.
Attendance from 7 I'LL 9, twice week.
March 26 ,eotQadA
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-06

Lad sa,s ont orders to India.
= ''.a ~ subjected to the heavy duty re
s ''as,sd i,y the committee.
p0 psfors tue question on this amend
~ ,yas taken, a motion was made
and, ed esprisd e adjourn .,.,,
a's sas.he Hease adjourned sbon'
sa,rnast i o'clock.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-06
April 5
New Publications.

Just received for safe By the subscribers,
Philippians Life # General Nsreau,
Miss W'ilIiams's Narrative Of the
Events in France, since the landing Of
Bonaparte.
The Paris Spectator. or
L'Hermte De la Chaussee D'Antin,
CONTAINING
Observations upon the Partisan Man.
ners and Customs al the commencement
Of the 10Th century.
Patience and Pc severance. Novel,
by Mrs. Holland, author Of the Sisters
Iwan0wna, &c.
Brackenridge's Journal Of Voyags
up the Missouri in 1911,
brakes Natural and Statistical View
of Cincinnati and the Miami Country
Rhymes on Art, a Poem, by Martin
Archer Shee,
De Rance, do. By the Rev. J. w. Guns
ningham.
Felborg's Poems, translated from the
Danish.
The Paradise Of Coquettes. Poem.
James Kennedy an6 Son.
4rr;l
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-06
Port Of Alexandria.

Arrived, ship Boston, Capt. Finley,
s6 days from Isle Of May--Salt-Mas.
ter on board.
Arrived brig Virginia, capt. Wilson,
20 days from Gibraltar; wine and pig
lead !; ]. T. Caldwell and Ne8toaKeene.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-06
Latest from France

Bessimore, april Q.
va mercantile t,iend has politely ia.
s ss.so Is With Bcsdeanx papers to tbt
~ m . febrlsapy. aud Paris to the l4ta.
any, are entirely destitute Of interest,"
sgaAes. = y s''s' uls'us'aHcss u
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-06
QUEGLY's
Burr Jill Stone ManufactOry.

~ SHE subscriber mas received large
q supply of BURR BLOCKS, direct
from France and has commenced max
Tag Burr MT Stones, at his shop, upper
end Of King street, near the store Of MIR.
James Anderson, where he can, on a
short notice. furnish Stones Of any size,
warranted equal to any in the United
States, and Oh tie most reasonable terms.
Michael QHigly.
anril 6 If
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-06
New AImanacs.
John Il >tezemrt,
HAS JUST PUBLISHED HIS
VIRGINIA ALMANAC,
FOR The YEAR OF Our lord
--IHl6--.-

Country merchants and others supplis
ed with them BY the quantity on the low
est terms.
ALSO,
With writing, wrapping and letter pa
pers, bibles, testaments, spelling beoks
primers and histories-slates and pencils
playing and blank cards, Russia and
Dutch qniIls and ink powder.-A gene
raj assortment of Greek, Latin and En-
glish school books-most of the new pub
locations of the day, and a large stock o.
standing works Of merit, viz.-Episcopal
and Roman prayer books, Psalm and
Hymn books, history ard poetry, medical
surgical and law books. &c.
He expects IN few DAYS supply OF
German Almanacks, and has just recsiy-
ed by the Wilheimina from Liverpool,
$4,000 English Quilts
|0fa good quality and cheap-Englisa
waters in tin boxes-black lead pencils
and Dutch sealing wax.
BIZ IL gross Of Humphreys copper
plate playing Cards, first quality and as
s0rted sizes.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-06
PUBIC SALE

On Thursday next will be sold on the
premises,
A Lot Of Ground, situated on the
corner of Washington and Wolf streets ;
tweatr Ave on Washington, and sixty
Oh Wolf street--Terms will be made
known atthe place of sale.
2. G. MarsteIier.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-06
Half cent reward.

& , AN away from the subscriber or
Il Z the I'd inst, an indented apprentice
boy By the name of John Pickerel. IL
wears Of age. All persons are forbid
harborlng or trusting him on my account
The above reward will be given and no
cha ges pail, if delivered on board
schooner Jachin, captain Beams wharf.
X. Downing.
april s st*
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-06
For Freight,
The Brig
w anderel,.

$3.50. Alex'r. Newcops,b master.
Bafti.e0 700 barrels, a superior vessel.
sill be teady to receive cargo in a few
days-asplY TO
LAWRAs0N & F0WLE,
Who have landing from said brig from
Eadiz and for sale,
6000 lbs. Block Tin,
6 Or. casks Sherry Wine,
10 do. Red Wine,
april 5.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-06
ALEXANDRIA.
SATURDAY, APRIL 6.

\ ALEXANDRIA,:
SATURDAY, APRIL 6.
IExtraet of a letter from an A meri-
can Gentlemen in Paris, to his
friend in New York, dated Feb.
Sd 1876.
GA war is momenHy expected he
tween Austria and Bavaria. indeed
the whole continent is apparently in
Ia very unsettled state"
A letter from merchant at MART,
|niaue, received at Salem, dated Feb. "a.
states. that the island of Gaudaloupe is
stillheld by the English, and not expect
ed to be opened to Americans at present.
at St. Pierre there were 1870 sail Of
French, 10 of English, and so of Ameri-
canyesseis Observation-Disclosures SO cts.
cash, SIS cts. barter Sugar from 10 to Is
dollars; Rum 90 cts, Coffee Il cts.
! .
Com. Shaw was said to be at Alaiers,
Tor the purpose of obtaining the release of
the Americans recently cast away in the
panish man Of war San Fernando.
The furniture and watch tax, II is stat
I'd u letter from Washington, produce
ted 10 the government $4,000. The ex-
lenses Of collection were nearly $780,
100.
Tie woeI mandatory of Merchant
and Burr, at Radding, Connecticut, was
destroyed by fire on tie 2lst inst. Da-
mage 5000 dollars.
Extract Of letter received from Leeds,
Feb. 6.
Z" Coarse cloths and wool are consider
lably advanced within a few DAYS. in con-
sequence of the largest army contract
tom ussia ever known it exceeds one
million ste Ing"
Markets at st. Picrre's, Martinique,
bad, American 66ug, (not allowed to be
anded,) at 8 to 9 dollars, F.ench 8 to
10 dollars, rice 4 l-2a5, butter l5a20,
lhlack eyed peas 4 Lao per lob her
rings 2 l-2a4 dollars, hams 13a20, and
Sweet OIL 6 Lar dollars per dozen.
oofn 5 l-2a4 per barrel, peek l6al8-
lseap lGal2 cents per pound, cod fish 5a
10, andes 20a22 GEMS, molasses G0a35
|cents, Musccyadss 8 S-4a6 IL, rum So
Icent.
iErtratt from, a Bos9eanr Price Current,
| FebrNory II, received at the Office Of
the Baltimore .4Aer.cGn.
lAllum. best salt, per so kilograms, S. a
50f. dates Gil imports, l0f on ex-
ports, If, lc.
Antimony. S5 Fl. duties on imports. sf
Coffee, l, best Martinique and Guada,
loupe, per half xii fir 7c. 10
Mahogany, 9, per 50 XII 75f 90
Campeachy Wood, st. Martha, 43 So
so
I Pernambuca lS5 100
cotton per so Kilograms
! Georgia, long staple $40 a $50
| short do 10 POS
i Louisiana .90a 2Z5
I Carolina none
Hides per SO xii
] Buenos Ayres 1903 100
Brandy, cognac, per so
/ valts SIS a 600
! Bordeaux, suitable for
! America $50 $40
Indigo per half xii Span.
! flotant 12f 25 a IS Is
i Bengal 1875 ais IS
Tobacco, s, Virginia, per
/ so kill rs Ass
! Carolina IS us
Ma Wand IS ll5
! Louisiana s5all5
sugar per so Kill. Guada-
| loupe & Martinique rola1ll
! Havana lila 100
Common do. SO 80
IQuercitron Bark, per so xii 90
american Pearl Ash, per
/ SO XII. 70a 70 SO
Pot 20 70 SO
cocoa, Caracas 2a2 90
/ Cayenne g Mart. IS a IS
REMARKS.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-06

Extract of letter from an A meri-
can Gentleman in Paris, to his
friend ia New York, dated Feb,
Sd 1876.
GA war is moment!y expected be
tween Austria and Bavaria. indeed
the whole continent is apparently ia
j very unsettled state"
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-06

Com, Shaw was said to be at Alaiers,
or the purpose of obtaining the release of
he Americans recently cast away in the
3panish man Of war San Fernando.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-06

1. Duties on this article per xii from
French colonies in French ships,
Sof; from foreign colonies, in
French Ships s7f SOC; in foreigs
ships 40f
2. Duties on this article from French CO.
lonies in French ships ST; in French
ships, from foreign colonies IF SOC
in foreign ships 15l.
5. This article from the above mentioned
American states, is warehoused, and
either appropriated to the use Of the
manufactures of the government, or
else it is exported.
The duties on building timber are 50
great, that it amounts to prohibl-
ton.
NIB. A suintal of SO Kilograms, is
equal to l12 English lbs welt is about
2 gallons a gallon is equal TO 4 Paris
hints "a tun Of wine contains about Sc
velts; pipe OF brandy so velts.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-06

A letter from merchant at Narti-
niaue, received at Salem, dated Feb. "a,
states, that the island of Guadalupe is
4tillheld by the English, and not expect
ed to be opened to Americans at present.
st St. Pierre there were 100 sail of
Wrench, 10 of English, and so of Ameri-
Markets--MosaSses SO cts.
cash, SIS cts. barter Sugar from 10 to 5
dollars; Rum 90 cts, Coffee "a cts.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-12

-gNHE SUBSCRIBER bayug lately purchased the build
ngs formerly belonging 10 wilson Miles Cary in the
County of rluvaHua. known by the Of Wilmington
the Road leading from Richmond Cbarottcs.
vile proposes Opening Home of Entertainment tie
fas sasuied himscfwith the hest Of liquors arain &c
and wiltbe prepared by The 10Th Of This MONTH 10 ac-
cnnrodate those who may favor him with their custom
The Subscriber has been at considerable expcuce in re-
pairs, and expects In short time 10 add his Improve
Sents, when he hopes nom his personal Attention 10
rrrita portion Of BE Ilcpatronsgc.
IiORAJf0WTfrs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-12

DY virtue Of deed ofrHst executed 10 The Subscribers
1D BY Jane Underwood and James Underwood. secure
debt due HIM. NorTjS, scRr. particularly specified ia
Hanover Couft-Will be sold. to Tic highest bidder ~
Public Auction Tor ready money, the premises, the
aad day 81 December next one cct0in Ir0cf cr 0rceI
II LfND, situate lying and being IN the upper end Of
me county OF Hanover The waters Of Acu's creek,
containing hVUdrfd acres, be the or
Tess, aud bounded follows TO wit hy the lands of PHI
lip Woodson, WIN. NOodsOn and others, n being The
same rand wheieofthe said Jane Underwood and James
Underwood now iesite.
f Subscribers wii! only convey to purchaser such
ptc as is vested n them a. Trustees.
r. NORRIS, JIM. }y,r,..~.
SAAPI. MOSBN. f'f"'t'S'
November o. 53.2awids
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-12

ShlIH RIDDLE have removed to Cary Street lit
- tie above the cfosssiTtet leading from the Eel. Ia
ver where they offer for sale London particular Madeira
Nine shpPeu ny Two Of the oldest houses IN the island
In pipes hogshcads Or. aud baqf casks Of vcry sup
ror quality London particular TencriIe Wine in pines
OLD ahd III tor immediate The quality considered ey
cellent; Antigua rum Hoinaus loaf sugar al the ma
nuiactory prices Liverpool salt in sacks of bushels
Snedes iron, well assorted pepper, in bags cut nails
OF various sizes French fair hooftOps Boston sheet
glass, in cases hollow glass ware from Bohemia in do
queens ware. assorted, IN crates ciua in sets
rev PACKAGES OF hardware, cutlery, hosiery
race shawls ,%c. received consignment direct from
the manufacturers in England.
ALSO, daily expected, consignment OF Fresh Coi.
SHtt9 YIN GOODS-cOnsisting of Bandanna hand.
kerchiefs company flag handkcrehefs company lungy,
October g. da2svtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-12

l1r Tie ENQUIRER is published twice week, gene
rally, and three times week during the session OF the
State Legislature. Price TIE same as heretofore ftrc
oors per aniun. able in advance. Notes OF Char
tered Banks, (oriyJ will be received in payment Tie
Editor will gua.sntee the safety uf ren,ng them BY
l, the postage OF all lo,iers being paid 10y the VII
tells.
t papers will be discontinued Nhut al the discse.
tionof the Edtor until all have been paid up
II Whoever wiIlguaranee the payment o nine papers
shall receive tenth gratis.
TERMS or ADVERTISING.
l One squ0rcfirSt insertion, 70 ceAts--s0ci con-
enhance, 81 cents.
No advertisement inserted, hntHh has either been
paid for, dSsoaed by person IN this city az IFS
cRtiro,ss.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-12

NJoTICE.-By virtue of trust deed executed to the
Subscribers by Cornelius Buck fur the purpose Of
raising The nones thereby ncndedfto lie secured-wil
be Sold for cash Thursday the 10th December
next, at the dwelling house OF the said Buck the remain
ing part unsCd OF the Tract LAED, which he at
present resides, suploedto he about IRE kred acTes
- TRACT LAND in the county OF Amelia supposed
TO contain one Mogs0Hd ana three anil q hdlf acres--
TRACT LArD in the county Of Chesterfield, ON the
Turnpike Road, abou six miles above the town Of Man
eeester, supposed 20 contain eghtynHe dcrss-RLgvES
TRACTS LAND, lying la Patrick county and oNE in
the county Of Piyrania supposed to contain the az
gregate, four MoHsnHdJoRr hundred AMI JoTty-oNc a.
ALSO, 7hirtpnu0e SLdTES. most Of them young and
eery likely "a large Stock Of HoTscs, NUTS, cutie Hogs
and Sheepa large assortment Of Plantation TcOks nNd
Utensils CHARIOT and Harness. great variety Of va
jnable HOUSEHOLD s KITCHEN FURNITURE, con-
tanning almost every article necessary aud convenient In
housekeeping.
The real estate win be sold subject the eventual right
of dover Of Mrs. Buck.
should the above property not be sold on the above
day, the sale will continue from day TO day until suni
cheney is sold to answer The purposes Of the trusi and
pcnces The sale ROdi'r. GRAHAM,
J. W. WiNFRFE
october 30. 5owmSepids
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-12

John LYNCH, Cary Street, nearly opposite me
- Columbian Hc1, offers for sale the und.rmen'ioned
articles, viz:
Refine ami suprrfne cloths kcrseys coatings, Irish
linens, diapers, itiRss aadSome zine green copperas
ia hhGs. and bots.
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