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INIPERIAs.LI- -T-EACE.

U'ose ofhis.llaiesagAi tie Ealieor 10 lie St1,ale
Bei.S tGrned atter happy conclusion OF thc
external affairs ui Europe, 81 the empire vi Gil God
ha5 entrusted 20 US, We have been informed b ssv-
eral complaints, and roports,of the following cir
cunstauccs:
The religious order Oft fesoits Of the Roman
C.h9iie Church has been abolisheG by buii # The
Pope. IT, consequence Of this measure. the icsuits
were expelled not only from the ststsso,tlc church
but from all other countries tee were not per-
mtted 70 remain any sherc--itussa alone, co.,
s,anty guided by ssntiments Of humanity and to,-
ration, toioed them in her territory, gave them an
as iuIn. ami Insured them taHqniiii.v under her
oNcr.ul protection. She iul not oppose any OBJ
sac.- t. DE trec exercise oi thc ship she did
not deter tb.in from Il either ~ force, persua-
sion, 5clcc.i1a but in rstnru she thought she
ght exp-C. hon them fidelity and attachment,
and uG..ty. ln t'is hope t'cy were permitted to
devote themselves TO the education ard instruction
o! youth Fathers aud moth IS iutrustsd to them
their e.dfcn without fear, 70 teach them the seicn-
ces and toiorm their manucrs. IL is now proved
that they have not fulfilled The duties imposed Oh
them, that they have not kept themselves in that
humility, which thc Chrs.ilr religion commands,
aud i1stca' OF re naining quiet Inhabitants ~ To-
reign cuuntrv, ,hsy have cnCeavrcd tn trouble ths
Greek religion Which q ON the re- hottest times has
been tie predominant religion 70. 10 empire, aud
On which, US on an inm,c.a5is rosl-, repOss tn
tranquility and Happiness 90 tae naiol- snbieo To
Sc ptre thty lave turncd aside foJn cur wor-
std some women of weak sud incon.iderats minds
aud have drsyu item 20 their ehuiob.
10 indue; q man tDa.jure thc faith Of his an-
ccstrs--'o rSta l.is TO Ain the love Of those vino
prOfess Oh, 5are wOrship-lo audcr bin straw
ger 10 hi5 an rt--tp SOW dseOrl ari apfnOsfv ia
families to dttaeh ihe brother from the bother
the son from th father and the gHurter from the
nother-tp excite divisions Hmoue the e.u .ren OF
the same chur,n-is that the socc and IN Of God
ana his disi Son Jesus Christ oar Saviour, who
..ci foi ns ls iacst pure blood " chat we might
have peaceful aad tranquil iio 10 aii st Oh 1ety
aud honesty After 5uc. actions, NC are no lon
ger surir,zcd that the order n these monks has
been renewed from all countries, md 40 where to-
l,rHtee. iH fact wat state cnu suffer IN itg bosom
those who spread IN IL haze and dis1ricri Constan-
y occupied 10 watching ogcrthe welfare Of ourleith-
fol sdDlect5 oad cousl, riog !; wise and sacred
duty 10 stop tiie evil 90 It's origin that K may grow
60 inalur,y aud produce bitter fruits We have ia
consequence resolved IN ordaif--
I. Tia, tle Catholic Church, which is here, be
again es,sashed poa The footing ia vhieh it was
during Uhc reign o. CIR grand mother 1t glorious
memoir, Ia c.hl.-4 Catiarigc u, sudtIl I've year
1900
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which they possess being, moreover,
onvinced OF the advantages TO my faithful
5assa.s IN general, from n perfect union
nd identity o. my kingdoms Of Portugal
and the AlgarveS, vita my dominions of
Brazil. by raising the latter to that grade
and political rank, TO which, m considera-
zion OF the aforesaid reasons, they ought TO
1T m, and IN which rank any sad COMM
ions were already viewed by the Plenipo-
tentlarieS OF the powers who formed the
Congress OF Vienna. as well as the treaty of
ALLIANCES concluded on the 6,h of April of
the present year, as by the defnitive trea-
W or the said Congress: tao purport
whereof having been duly weighed, it is my
pleasure to ordain as follows
l. That from and after the pubIica-
ton OF the present law, the State
or Brazil. shall be raised to the
dignity, pre-eminence, title and
denomination OF the Kingdom Of
Bra zil.
2. That my Kingdoms of Portugal,
Algarves and Brazil, shall hence
forth be one siugle Kingdom, I'M
der the title of the United Kingdoia
OF Portugal, Brazil and the gar
yes.
3. That instead Of the titles inherent
in the Grown of Por ugal, ami which
have been heretofore used. there
shall be substituted in all diploma
tic acts, laws, alvaras, ordinances
and public acts, the new title of
Prince Regent of the United King
dom of Portugal, Brazi! and Agar
YES, of Guinea in Africa, of the
Conquest, Navigation and Com
merce of Ethiopia, Arabia, and of
India, &c. &c.
Given at the Palace of Rio
Janeiro, the 17.h day of De-
ccmber, one thousand eight
hundred and fifteen.
BY the Prince Regent.
[Sgnedl MARQUIS DE AGUIAR.
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[ lTaH5l.. 81 or Me .|u4iyjsGE LHkeifgeH-
Ger.
Don John. by The Grace Of God, PENCE
Regen, Of Portugal, Of the hlgafyes, Of
Guinea in Africa, of tive Conquest, Eavi-
Z t.oa and Commerce Of Ethiopia, Arabia,
Persia aud OF Indi-, &c. &c. G<c.
Be it known to al, those who shall see
the present law, that always preserving in
my royal mind, the most earnest desire %
promote The prosperity OF the states, which
have been committed by Divine Providence
to my sovereign rule, and at the same time
70 give due importance 60 the extensive
ness .ud local position Of my dominions in
America, and also to the abundance aud
variety Of The precious sources og wealth
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2 Tolnake all uonks OF the order OF the Jesnil.,
Immediately 10 quit ST. Petersburg
). To torb.d them To enter oUr two capitals.
We have given particular orders To our ministers
oil police aud public Instruction for the prompt exc
euton OF tbs determination, mud tor all that CON
Germs the hoHse and Institution hitherto occupied by
the Jesii,s. Attic s,me ,tuc and that there may
be no interruption in the divine services. we have
orcie-ed the metropolitan Of the Roman Catholic
Church to cause the Jesni;s BE- replaced by priests
OF the sane religion who are now here, till the
arrival OF monks oranotlier catholic order, whom we
have sent tor, for that purpose.
December 60. 1915.
The original Is signed,
ALEXANDER.
ca true copy
Tsc director vi that d partraert,
SpURGuINOFF.
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ron THE ENQCIaUR.
Az ACCOUNT OF the YRzEgOorgns

~ this description ofiner, we have & 1osatds anal
t.i.s @. thousands. 10y may BE- ,i.I-d into two
eiaasesj y. OPS who have no visae propcrtv, sl,f
.teoDOly people whose property ac0vcrcd. It.rs
afe great many p-0p,o 90 every part 0fthe world
e.io have noy visible properly. Til, % Tie o.sy a.
ian' 6 rs, Us well SIS else where.
iiDl fte number Of these nem IS considerable
here q. ap not work hdfth-n. time, AMI some al
90 nct % gVarCer Of it, and yet they live. They
=. 81 ~ ~isal -at. Csc o.. eg.Ls LCa .tgy Ec-il-
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vALuAELN IANDs-nr g.

4 TPuhlc Auction, on MONDAY, 18th iay eF
a p'ii next, at the Office OF heron, Sinton X ca
!" he city OF Richmond, the following Lanes viii
be exposed 10 sale, VIZ:
GkEENSPRiNG, The residence Of ,he ~.
William Ludwsh Lee, Esq containing 95lS ac,es
situated Ia James City county, shout slX miles f,o'
tue City oE Williamsburg, about dfty-three mn
from tiis City, and ahaut IL isnuls' sat from NJ
iolE' ana binding considerable distance on jaime.
tver, httic above James Town. A great par, ns
this tract IS heavily tnberei with oak, cynr,Is n,a
and ether va.Sabie grOwtas, which may be water
borne from the shore. The woodlands pressn, y,
osjecs OF great importance and particularly in rrIs
u2n 10 sap tiin' er, ITS Vicinity To the e0ltenplad
Naval Arsenal a. York Town. and the ease MA,
"heh eau be transported to any market saw,
mill WIS erected ON the land by the late p opriet,
q may &c resuined 10 great advantage In the mann
iaetu.e blank and Seantlg for tis marke, .,lnn
considerable part is low grouud suitab. for inca.
dew. ibe owhatau Swamp ~ estimated to con, .
tam upwards Of 200 acres heavily tim0ersd. nr;,.
epaiiy wnh cyprus. from Which an Immense. ata,.
uty OF shingles could be prucured and 0fiuexbaus,-
ibie tertiity-the higher lands arc generally in p,I
heart and 'niproVahle. The buildings and ,}b,r
lnprOTements Constitute another important item in
IT'S v;iue, and although of late wears much nec,.c
can be easily restored to hat il Formerly was -,
e'esa&t establishment The ma .on and It's wing,
are Vi br'cs, constructed by the late proprietor in
very hAndsolnr STYLE and The giOuns tasteulIy ~.
ranged The situation as healthy MS any IN the lov.
"a S""''Ny. i ne OchafrlS are extensive and ~
choice fruits. The water excellent and abundant
the woodlands atunnd with deer. Fish, and villa
fowl can be bad with convenience.
Also at tie same time AID place, will be sold 2
small tract adjoining called the MAN, eontain;n.
500 Acres, more than half of which is in wood.
he quality otthis Land is-iiue in bends Also nm
James River adjoining NIr. A,ubier's land,
The buildings are convenient * suitable The a.
boVe !aae.s will be sold on credit Off years eou,j
payments for approved endorsed nores, negociablo
and payable at either Of Tie Incorporated Banks in
this City,-ItoSe contemplating purchase. esn
see The lanfs by applying to Edmund Christian
Esq Williamsburg. A plat copied from late sur
vey, may be seen at the Merchants Cotfee-IImsa
in Ills city. Possession of Greenspring NAV ho
had Immediately alter the sale, BY order u the pro-
prietOr.
THOMAS TAYLOR.
Warren y. fO0-tds
g. Tie above Sale Ia postponed till FURTHER No
tIoI' feJ. I7-zt
I'VE EXPKCT TO RECETYE.
(BY THE FIRSr ARR1vAIsO
90 packages fresh imported Dry-Gools which
viii DC sold low. aud GA accommodating cred
it's,
$40 go e srs3s'' E.4RTHE.v w.gRs, assorted.
% DO. old sherry wine,
II do. Lisbon aud Ten rife 10.
few hids old Jamaica and antigua ram,
81 boxes fresh peria tea,
50 do. do. young-hyson, do.
James BroEl, il. g -. Finney.
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ADVERTISEMENT.

Ep y Virtue ni p Deed NJ Trust, bearing date the
, 9th Gay Of Dceemher, 1913. ard recorded in
the county court of Al5earle executed To the sub
scriber and Alexander Garrett by Thomas Wells
and Niihelmra his wife, 20 secure tire psymcut Of
certain sums of money due and mentioned therein
to John NJ Shepherd, will be said, to the highest
bidder, on the premises, on DIE 9th day Of May
next, The LOT No. 1, in the town Of ClaIlottes-
vile, with sappultesaEces, together with a piece
or parcel oil LAND, in the county OF Alhemarle,
near the said town OF Charlottesville and partiru-
iarly described in the decd aloresad, SO much of
sad property viii BE- sufficient TO pay and satisfy
the pay n.emt in the deed mentioned, ne becoming
due on Che lstday of jenuaiy, 1910, with interest
and the cost and charges OF executing tbs trust
he subscriber being Trustee only, and acting for
the benefit OF others, will only convey SIT, title a8
in him is vested by the deed Aforesaid tak;m. NJ,
responsibility on himself whatever, as tn the title
JOHN WYNN, .Ir Trustee.
April IS. tIO-wt,,s
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YyrghHn LGnLDMce,
lfrI..-...I Ill III .nI 4

IItINlVIU, 5H .7fI7I, IbID'
II conformity with an act oftne General Assem-.
. bly, Of the Conmonw eaIt, of Virginia, entitled
" An aet to amend the several laws concerning Is
cheats" passed the lith day a February, 1911.
do hereby make it known that i appears, 10y a CO.,
tidea,e Of he Eseheator Of Amelia county, lnst
ceriaiH tract 0fIand, whereof q certain Alexander
Wilson died seized aud possessed, sit-.tsd in sail
ooupty and 60 tanning 223t acyca hsih ssheaisd 10
the sid Commonwealth.
Wi. & PENDLETOT, Req'r.
April 10. ia fvy
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LlNn FOR N.aLE-

BY Virtue of Deed of Trust executed
te25th day ofjuy, 1919 by David Russ TO John Chew
ami duly recorded in Montgomery CourtNill be Sold NJ
public auction before tie foAt door of tile building in
city OF Richm,r, cagd the Eagle Tavern Tuesday, the
9Th day &c the eIsuing month (Niay.) THREE TRACTS
or LIND, situated ia the county or Montgomery The
.Ie, T.''"ns - aeies' e,'H h,'os phee - ne
conveyed lay MayheryAMa the third tract contains a.
ces. patented to John HOuis.wiich several of lend
deer I'd Osaid HVss hy t Court OF Appeals. ia his
s't against thu rs aud representatives Of John Hook
dec and are dc"nacd by tracts, Nos -. % and 80.
These lands he sold satisfy debt due John
Minor, survivor o. Boit :; Minor stated in the decd Of
trust. Tho notes OF amy Chteed Bak viii be- received in
payment. 1T their current value.
By order y'Joih Che,s, Trustee,
j.. BrOEn, .jr. - ". F'inep. Y. N.
.7bliijS lIo-tks
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DttdIey Minor,
I'm. McLaurine, jr.
William Smith.
John Dz'CoTmack, jr d. c.
Awill3. e1l0-w7ws

SIXTY DOLLARS REWARD
VA ILL be given TO delivering to three negro
w men who ran away from my plsutaGon il
Buckingham, Gu the Goth last nont.---to wit
BILLY, very black fellow, about TWENTY-FIVE
years age, straight and well formed, was raised by
Mr.. +. Nelson Of HauOvcr Of whouI purch ed
hlm---hc is no doubt in TIC neisLburhoUd Ct MIR.
Nelson.
RALPH, tall, dim, active black fellow, about
tweEtysX years ofagc has b, en- living ten or fifteen
years in Campbell county, Gear Hunters tavern,
has wife st Aii. Chiidrts's IN whose neighbour
hood he has lately been seeu-i purchased him of
air. Thomas Hughes.
BILLY, an uncommon likely black fellow, TWEEN
y years OF age, was raised ly Mr.. Hubbard Of
G'sf,cestfr county, purchased i'm also nj Mr.
Hugh 5. who boush him in Richmond, where he is
probably barhoured few days before these fell
lows went oil, gave The two last, new Oznaburgi
shirts and twilied blanke,t each, with one strips
only their outside clothes were generally home
spun Twenty collars will be paid for delivery 90
me If cit! OF ofthein oltnn collars each for odg-
ing them in jail So thatI get them again.
JOHN C. PAGE.
CumberiandC'y April 5 11O-ea~ lws5wlm
Fresh Drugs, Paints q Patent AIedicineg.
FREDK =. APCRAW * Co.
AVE just received, and are now open
igg,a large and general assortment Of Fresh Drugs
and dfeaoneS amongst which are tlie following:
Red, yellow and pec Peruy Ie,ic yitrioac salts Of
Puverizcd jalap, recauand caloine eamphor and O.
Thubarb plum
Together with every othearclc Of general utility in the
Practice OF medicine.
Py4IE.N'I' .T{T DTCLr-Ey
Lees antibillous pills. Wind palsy rrius bruises &c
ham, Whieh,-ds essence OF mus
Do do. 10. (New- tard
Londonl Churels couch drops
HonptrS do do Blieupn's drops
Anders0n's 10. DO. Brid,i, oil
ChinP's worm lOyengcs / Gowlnutis lotion
Dr. Churchs chemical es- Churcis Scotch Itch ONT
Sence Of mustard, for The ment,
cure OF Rheumatism, gout, Hills balsam ofhoney, &c.
EI.8L.N'YS
LpdH white lead, dry and Chinese and Tn.lisl ycrnil-
in oil lion
spanish brown do. do. Drop Lake. No.
yellow oelre do. DO Spanish indigo Z. whiting
Prnssan blue, Nos. ande Oil. tIrpenne and yar1ish
English terra de sienna PaiUtTs' tools and brushes,
Cromic, Kings aud Patent Whita-washtrs' DO
yellow 4 few most superb boxes vi
Dutch and Rose Pink Reeves water CO,OTs &c.
All Of which they are determined to SET NJ The oe nr
ees their H. street (uciuc MDa f W hundred
yards above the Swan and on the same side Of the
Siiey;. April -. 1io-w2in
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~ = TYfEFFW ~ l1I'FttlII.
4 GlsEEA bly, to he last wi.h O, the late FRAN.
~ els r. Slr0ba, shall SELL under the ranagc-
mcnt Of Messr5. Moneure, Roiason q Pleasarf,
on he preroisos,o on Wednesday the 2il re the pre-
sent month, valuable lot of LAM, on te
biain Street, q Joining .'la property o. Mrs DarA
Morgan. i contains 50 feet 'front.' running BAG.
l65 feet, and within one square oithe Market house,
in part Of the town now rapidly improving.
FEnMs-3OO0 dollars cash---the balance in equal
ing'amenis Of G, ., and ~ months credit Negotr
able notes with approved endorseis will be roeui-
- and deed oil trust Oo tie property TO secure to-
iasl payments.
JOHN r. s. ROBIA, .gflgfr.
to the estate Of f. T.. Strobia, dec.
April 10. 1Oo-tds
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FIFIY DOLLARS REWAR
Bur- WI Stone AiaRufacf0ry.

HuTr WI Stone NaRutact0ry.
|S7HE Subscriber respectfully informs the
pubc, that ne has Ist received, direct from France
laru quaauty OF prime burr Eiecks, of superior quality
any mtert0 imported this place, and having been
gsed IA the business upwards Of icen years, he faters
hIu from his long knowledge d the trades and the APP
probation which his work has hitherto WITH that le
will be able manufacture Mill Stones, reasulrible
terms as thos imported from The North and them
IL perform well.
lie has opened Shop 10th Street, nearly opposite the
Old City Tavern, where Gentlemen invited to call.
NATHANIEL WHIIE q. CO.
TeirA9rN -. OFT
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5eY virtue ora Deed of Trust, executed
on TIE 2lh November, 1912. by James Walker, OF
Ahenare comfy. To James p. Cooke q OF mo,
ney therein mentioned, and cs viii be sold by the trus.
ICES, rome III i,m, to 2sth of May next Tie highest
bidder tor cash, az James y Cookies mill tract OF lad.
containing 47oacreS. less. living the waters
Hariwrre rilcr,m The county OF Albemarlc. adjoining the
lands 0i J. 7. COeht, William Robertson and Others
The TRUSTEES
Anril 10. IIO.ry51,+
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KISCRLPYY0A;

For Spring Of Fresh Water lately enclosed, foi
the accommodation OF travellers, near Afr, s,on
Hauts, over which is inscribed, ON a small board
the woods, A" Adams Ale.' ILoadgA rap.
Fro Adam first. m Eden'5 Grove,
NoVd f.xc ~ Sua,is of urtlcss ,oye,
A;i told his tcnd-r tale
slyung beneath 'uy Makers hard
9T'SnOOtiiv fowl, At is command,
through that deli Ati vale.
When love ard Innocence combind,
The happy pair n Elder iuin'J
Wituessh all their bliss
A'i Whi, beneagli the shady bowers,
Esrgatler'd on my hanks The GJNsrg
s"Itcl'd parting -iss.
When nOontide hc,i, came lercriy OH,
And from tlr- daiiy sl'angie,l lawn,
Those lovers sutcit tiseshade
a sgeet refreshing dfa,isht ll,cl took,
kr,lt on thc margin Of tn. htO3f.
And IL ,.lvil With tiauLs Paid.
Allyon Who prize that ~ sing, FcqlF
j gem more choice uAr worlds OF ,.taltt,
Como listen 10 any a,c
L"arn that each b.vv=ls,,. made Of art,
conveys posun 10 ihc l.urt.
Drink only Adams Ale"
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THE SURSCRIBERS

III % boOhIBIINO
FEAVE JUST RECEIVED by the brig
4 X llminali, Cap;ai' Henderson, from Bremen, aud
OFFER FOR SILE,
$500 blrs Swcdish 1yo, isslsted
80 boxes Ut Glus War, c0Hsi.iinc of vine decen-
t'rs, hglf pint putsrd quart iginiess, oC.
bOxts slit-iu Linen
few du.,n DtlriDlus
Il ~ Go2ou aAsstls,
S.xiH e. Ridiie.
Fe5TlaJy17. 9s--J
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TIE GRAND LOTTERY OF PAlNI-
INGS--(dLL PRXZES,)
yESHE second days drawing of the Lot
= terry Of Paintings will take place Wednesday the
still undrawn.
The Public will recoect thot all the paintings. drawings
&c are framed. except those cr the value OF hiolars
few tickets may BE- had OFF, Warrel, warranted III
drawn. April -. IlO-2t
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BARK
YE7O Landholders in the neighborhood Of
tie cy oC Richmond, and those who intend clearing
lands James River, the Tanners IN this city offer
ctiy, market for tie native produce ofter lands, which,
with due attention. viii from every land, well
with cats, Weld uUIey sufficient reimburse the expeIee
ofprep4ng it for cultivation, and render the railing much
more laug, by being siript Of tn bark, for winch the
following Liberal prices will be- given ia ready money
tn receptof tic bark, well cured and closely packet.
-s ecye IIyars, during he ensuing ssason VIZ
D0A.
Willow AID white o large guam
Spanish 8 Try will b.
Young Chestnut 2 acceptable.
j. TdTE,
J-HJNC g. BUCHANdN.
GRO. METTERT, " C9.
&. BEdI'rT.
II p. Bar. brought by ws,cr VIII be measured in, and
received Uf the boats Ia The Caua Basin, without
any additional cNPcuc-s Of thOss lo esd il.
y Ydte
Eaai1g = BHcIGuaH.
Geoysc .jIctte,y = CO.
G.. LcGi!y.
.7fatcteT. ios-im
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az y virtue OF a Deed of Trust, executed
ON the oath November, 1919, by William Iso,eitsgn.
Of Aibnar'e eounty Ia James q. Cceke OF
money therein ncniione aud vii be sold, By the
trustee, of them, the 2s;h d. OF MAY next, &,
the highest bidder, for Csh. p. Cookies mil. tract
ia containing 10 acres n,ore l,s lying the soath
iOik 81 Hardware river IN the county cf Abenarlerhere
Is valuable SAN e CRfST GITLL, with "A n,enient
d@clinghuusc, sc. On the Land.
TIE I'RUSI'EES
.9bTiiS. ll0-zeJ7cs
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STRAXED,
ETROM my farm, abou, three miles from town,
\ ON the ooh instant, b1y .N,re MULE,
with bialed tAee--.iise, q s'lah bfuck Bo5ss
MULE--N reward OF fUe dofar5 viii bc given for
tlef delivery to- me ia he phase, op s,cl Jrinati.
on rs will enable me 10 obtain them.
JOHN TiNSLRY.
March 80 fD5-tf
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EE ! Virtue Of q Deed OF Trust executed to tho
subscribers on the 10Th day Of August, 1915,
BY MAJOR Joseph Mayo, AMI duly admitted 10 re.
cord in the Hastings Court Tor tie CITY Of Rich
mond, on the l0tI day Of November, fSl5-WO
shall, Oh Thursdsy, the 25lh inst On tie premise,
at the hour Of : O'cloeS. proceed TO sell to the
highest bidder-The Lot Of GROUND. with tic
Improvements thereon. at present In the oesapar.
cy Of Maj. Mayo, aud known by the TO. 8. IN the
plan Of the city which said Lot is situated on y.
a. Csl1 street and 81 street, and directly back Of
thc couit house, aud contains ia trout Of D. street
1872 feet, running bacs iG5 cet--8 order TO satisfy
debt due Mr.. Nanu Judah Of $1,000, villa in.
terest from the first day Of january 1911, aid al
costs incurred IN executing ard carrying into cts.
the said decd Of trust
JOSEPH MARK, 2Trug.
EDWARD w. TRENT. { tees.
April 5. 1OT--tdy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-04-17

Nails, Iron, Gallery, sc.
100 casks first quality Cut Nails, assorted, froa
81 to God,
g d. cod brads.
80 tons Swedes' Iron, 1 SIS, Sd, and 9i-e
incl,
F.fCR.9GES CUTLERY,
Consisting OF an assortment Of Knives, Scissors
Files, HsBi-saws sc. calculated for tie country
trade, and at reduced prices
Barrels large II rrings,
Fine Medium, Printing, Letter aud Wrapping
Pepper.
Mould Candles, Soap. &c.
Also,
An excellent Piaro-Forte, fo' sa'e by
ISAAC DAVENPORT,
Stree! leG9llg 70 -8rGy9's Bridye.
April 70. IO0-3t
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-12-02

Was committed to the Jail 1t this
county as a runaway, a nula,to n'aH
Who says his name is David Jcnes, aud
saws that he came from Hartford county
in the state of South Carolina- he IS a
about 3 feet 8 or 10 inches high & abont
90 wears of aEe--his face is rensh with
had on blue cleth coat and
home made psntaloons. The owner is
requested to come and prove his proper
ty, pay charges and take him aMay, o.
therwise he will be disposed Of as the
law directs.
JAMES CAMPBELL, Keeper
Of the jail ier Washington boyd,
Marshal,
November % 1aw2m
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-12-02
Exchange Coffee House and
READING. ROOM.

yEyiiE Committee Of the Exchange
Coffee House and Reading Room
have rented apartments OF the Culnmor
over the new market house.
and until they are finished, room has
been procured on Fairfax street, three
doors south of the post Office. as a tempo.
rarv Goifee-House, winch will be opened
ON Saturday morning next.
By order of the Committee,
I. .moaaJord, jun. sec'y.
November %