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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-07-13

The exports for tie years 1915 and 'lf. AZ. cnn-
siderable, and tie prize S Of cotino vcrr Li.L. An
immense sircasu OF wealth has cons ultnty poured
into South Caroline, Georgia, Iousiara, ard the
Mississippi Territory exchange pr niirrcs on mo
nev, all the symptoms Of prosperity have been in
tieii' favour.
Mott Of tho American cotton has been expo.tei
10 Great Brtain--ln 1907, Tor irsta, &C., NOR
than j5,OOO,00O lbs were sbpped directiv % her.
leaving about IS menS for all the other paris Of
the world
A calculation has been male, that Great britain
turns 5s'vo,VoO spindlcs, spinHing on an average
1.777.T11 lbs. a week making cnrsu,nntie, IN
about 900 bales per week, or sGt. GOO ,,sjes
year, u.c bales weighing about ESQ O. 500 b..
ercn.
Cur cotton exported TO G.. Brtain constitute,
large proportion OF the whole quantity % hor i'm
pufts. ia 1910, we sent her 2iO5i6 bales, ave-
raging 500 lbs. each-thus forming a total Of ~.
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LANDS FOR SALE

= '''''' ~ oees fLr fOftOIvHtS UGlNQGie tracts
of LAND:
6 IN" TRACT, contsinng 500 acres, living on
" James River, in the county of Bedford. nine
m"es IRON Lynchbuig-this tract lies rowiine-.-
ooVe halt as rich tobacco land AS any on the river
there isabont 40 acres cleared
Three Tracts, in the county of CamDbe,l. t.r
miles from Lynchbure, and four niles fron O2S,ei
hsn-Worhs. One OF these contain 100 ncres
and s may be conveniently divided into two GOO
tracts 1t lies very level for land in that par nr
the country; is rs fertile any land In tb.t
county, except only james River bottoms--th,-
negshborhood IS pleasant and the situation very
nea'thv Tie a. rurcments are very good and
there are orchards Of kinds of ruit ,o, ha,
every year This tract is excellent farming land.
nput hider proper system of cultivation about
oOU acres Is cleared and all in good heart M least
500 acres OF tobacco land in the woods, and sbnut
$50 or l6Oacres of first rate meadow land tbe
man western road rams through this tract, and
aiioras an excellent stand for public house
he terms Will be accommodating and the
shicrber residing on the last ,nentionrd tract
Will shew the land on application
MICAJAH c. NORMAN.
Juneo6. Id.s,,
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FOR SAIE
June 10.

On credit cf one, t,po ana shree uears.
FSNiAI highiy Improved F.9RM. in
q Irinee-"iiiam County, known by the name of Ora
nam Afk owned by The late Doct. Geo Graham The tra,t
contains about 500 acres, ofwhich about SEQ ncr
Dsrs fe advantages of the Farm equal to any in tm,
ssl'pn OF inc country, IFS distance from Washington heinz,
-,s 10 On me Farm, is comfortable DwelKnp-Ho
~ pS 20 ieet-Ao, stone kitchen and meat-ous. With
orchard, garden, &c. ~ VI WATERS
IL IS Unnecessary TO speak of the soii prtsumine those de-
soas OF purchasing wall view ii, which NAV be- onp ,,
70 John AoOe, Esq who present has the Farm IN
Possession may be had on the 1st of next Januo
chaser having the privilege OF seeding, - ~ ~"
NJ Graham Park, On Wednesday. the 4tll September will
D offered Tor SAFE several likely NEGROES, HORSES
a' Farming Utensils. deliverable the M January news
ass, SHEEP greater proportion OF which are - anil
81 biooled CATTLE and HOGS. vy;tlaIl ,,s tI,,',
and Kitchen Furniture imam ' iiouse"o'u
IernlS made known the dav Of s,s
JOHN c. HESLOP. EaecLgor ec
lime Co. o,9t'a"'' a.
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Mr.. FtAn saws, tl.at large quantities OF butte.
cheese, tallow and lard, have been exported, aver
asue est"een one and two millions OF pounds sn-
nu.'.iy, aud in some years exceeding two millions
" Ia 1904 two millions eight hundred aud thirty
two thousand and sixteen pounds of butter, and two
mnons tive hundred and sixty five Thousand seven
hundred snd nineteen pounds O. lard, were shipped
from the y. States
The value OF the exports, tie produce of animals,
since 1905, .s as follows:
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CONI

gDERsONs wishing 20 lay in daring he summer
their supply ol Coal for next winter. Groo,
IfABuE'S PITS, will please leave their names
anh the quantity waited, with Mr.. Win Il. AL
len, at my coal Office the Basin
B'1ch, Makers q Rh'cksmi.ls will be furnished
with fresh raised SmaH C0at OF excellent quality
suitable for their purposes on very acccmnodstjns.
terms. S
James Broqv,a, Jr.
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Without enIi'enins suns, and genial show
eis,
And shelter from the blast, in vain we hone
The tender plant should rear its blooming
head"
THE SUBSCRIBERS
BOUT to establish Museum i'll the CITY of
"a Richmond, are anxious 10 collec, IL possible)
every curiosity OF nature and art which the State Of
Virgins can furnish The Iiberality and public spi
rt which characterize the inhabitants of the an
Gent dominion, justify the hope that the propre-
tors OF the intended establishment viii receive from
The patronage OF her citizens much assistance on
the present occasion--Such gentlemen, therefore
as nave e'roses III their possession are respectful
y solicited to communicate with the Subscribers
stating the description OF objects, and whether they
are wiling TO make donation or a loan OF them
Tor the benefit OF the Aiuseum.-A PROMPT atten,;.
on to this request Gas it is the wish of the propre-
tors L. make collection Immediately as pnssi-
bie) wiz greatly enhance the favour their eenerosi-
~ would confer.
Tie public are assured, any article loaned to this
institution will be preserved with great care aud res
tored TO the PROPRIETOR On demand.
JAMES WARRELL,
RICHARD LORTON
CT The Editors of the Norfolk Herald. psters-
burg Republican and Intelgencer. Winchester
Constellation, and Stanton Observer, are reonested
To give the above Insertion once weei. for two
months, and forward their accounts to the Subscri
bers.
June 10. IO-won
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tie Pevo'utioc II Sufficient to S., the, IN is7u,
according To slr. Pitkin, there were ST .po7 hhds.
exported from tie North American Proviaces,
winch were valued IN the custom-hous,. books at a
bout Sl,O5O,5OO. This article constituted about
one ths'l IN value Of AL the exports in that year, X
exceeded the value OF wheat aud flour exported
daring the same year, more than one million OF dol
lars
he following is IN estimate Of the quantities ex-
ported IRON the u = from 1902 to ii, in its
and manufactured state:
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NOTICE.

NOTICE
NNTilL BE SOLD. tothe highest bidder. IN the
premises, on the 10Th July, II .SnnaN Tract
If Land, living in Hanover County, the late res;
dence Of Mrs. Sarah Pullam, decd. There is ON
the said trac' RI land, very comfortable dwelling
honse and ether houses of use, good well and
garden.
ROBERT ]. FJLLIAM, Sir.
ROBERT ]. PULLIAM, Jr.
Irusfees.
June -. 1j--w3w
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'cvhelher tie following, which copy from the London
Couersr, he the ge'mne production of Lady BYRON. We
pretend not TO judge We think however, that it cannot
ee r,gardsd unworthy Of her, either in pcetical
r,t, ia the of feeling that tdscovers. 1t could
hardly he expected, however, that she should follow the
example Thy her nob cons,r Ia, ing such an eIusi.
cn before Tie pubV.]
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-07-13

IL tie Journal dc Begique Of May s,isa petition from
co"ehneks' ~ Brussels, to The president OF The tribunal
ran Cfs1ge- S9r. for 1882 francs, OF which has recei-
Eed sl' iaes but t'at his lordsip, who gong away
te Gay, refused pay him the .tInairins lo35 FRS
he BEGGED P,t'I.s'on 10 SEIZE the Carriage which
officer, uf ccurst. detained il, security for Tie whole a.
1--WE hundred bushels Of potatoes have been prod cd ON
oDe ~ land in Nova Scotia This NJ IS ron,l, To
buhei would he 27-sco pounds. The average produce OF
81 acre olad in irelands $4,000 pounds Scotland the
produce Is from IS 10000.
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SKETCHES. &e-Nn 6

We come to the ID class Of the Products Of Ar.
riculture--yz.
PHoDUcTs OF ANrNAIs
These have generally been si,ipped to the yyea
ind'c2--and are composed Of the following articles
w; per Perk, taliow, hams, sutScs snd cheese /,
lard, he cattle, ana horses, exc.
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SKETCHES.

.ggricUfuyW and Commerci0i-No s.
Ili PunBocrs Nv AeRicr11UHr.
FROM the FIRST settlement n America, agricuI.
are has been The great bufntss Of the people
I0Dd5 we're abundant ard ohcap--thc axe soon
scent Oh the lnrests--au1 mould virgin. rich ard
untitled, IS iail opento the impression oi the hoe
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-07-13

hill OF considerable interes. to the manufacturu nart
n r6atBsitain vii b. submitted Parliament presently
aI'er the recess IL proposed regulate the hosrs of M
hur. Tn respects the younger divisions of scicv
t children u"erlc Years oase shall NOT be cmploye at
al a. nanuacioses, ard those between the ages nf 10 and
Ia shall he confined to than hours and half
ia Iie Gay.
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Extract efa letter to the Editor, dated

S-AN4N.- I I > .t4titIIOft, JUNO 20, 1916.
horrid accident happened yesterday nj tins place
Soaer drilling out the contcnts oia shell which ad been
Ohg charged sfgectinf keep wet implements he
using e!ieittd ie the shell exploded and The poor fl
lon vino WIS seated ON the ground and had holding
st"eeh hiS legs, was most horribly naigiet leg one
FOOT and completely aud ms Scli mar.
italy fractured Fortunately though number of soldiers
were very near, only one either w0ie and sight.
s..
The suffering fingered ABOUT hours and expired
sa.t evening. rdAanv Regigfer
Among the new publications in the press in Great Bri-
t3in were Lord Iyruu's Farewell England porn-
Valentines Eve, novel, by Mrs. ope: and novel by
MIS-. Porter. y
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COCHRAN 81 IrTLLT37T,S

Haze Just received fresh smpp9 Of .Ssasona5Ie
Geofs--.imong rrifch are.
A, Cd and ~ Levandae Shawls, (rich borders,
Fam and figured white end eolored Virginia Satin,
~ Leyantine Handkerchiels
Lace half do
Waterloo do
O. and "a White Lace Wells
q aud 81 Black Lace Shawls
Waterloo Ribbons, an elegant assortment
German Sheeting, ST. Check, &c &c.
Which, together with the Stock on hand, they
will sell on the most moderate terms
june 70 14-w3w
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1.-TWO healthy, smart, aud active bov.. "a An
prenuees 10 tire Printing Bnsigcss. at Ills
Office. 4 Is requested that sqpl'on,lon be made
immediately.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-07-13

Isl, eG5 Us. Her whole inporls ia thar year ere
Sol, ii5 bales OF Which i42 $40 were from Por,u-
gal and h/f colonies each of these averaging on
,y abut 100 lbs. More thsa one half was thrs pro.
cured from the u. States
Europe must look To more genial cnes than
her avn for her cotton wool. Bnaparte attcmrt-
ed TO encourage the growth by premium of ten
cents on the pound. Bul tae experiment failed
Nature torOad, what man encouraged -Search the
wosd through, there is cotton superior v,. per
haps equal 10 our sea island for the finer fabrics
o. Britain must obtain her supply from us. She
lately attempted to dispense with it. by getting a
substitute from South-America; bot the stanIe wax
not io"g and fine enough ton her purrose-She is
yetuying to rivslus BY the growths of the Isle OF
bourbon-but, it seems almost ascertaine,i. that
the production is inferior TO our Iest Seals
lands.
The South, may, therefore, congratulate itself
upon the possession oi an invaluable staple--A new
market toe, is now offered for its produce--Un,il
lately, f0e made the cotton, and Europe manufac-
u,r.d It, But now, the North manufactures q great
deal oil what is made by the South Some OF il is
woven into cloth, and some is shipped to Europe in
the form OF yarn
Wherever the spindle whrls, whether in Eu-
rope, or America, the Southern States are ut no
loss Tor market. They poss IS a mine of wealth
superior 10 the silver eli Peru or the diamonds OF
Go'conds.
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SKETCHES, G,c.-No. Z.
TOBACCO.

We come to the Sd PnouUcr OF AGnIcUL
TUHE, viz
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FOR S.dLE.
yESHE Subscriber has just received, per tie Gen.
Z eral Kempt, from Liverpool, the following
articles, which be offers for sale on good terms
viz
1900 Sacks Salt
900 Crates assorted Earthen Ware,
10 Casks Table China,
so Casks Hardware and Cutlery, well
assorted.
WM. GORDON, i Street,
Opposite Tie Bank Of Tiiginie
June owsm
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FOR FREIGHT.

SSSS The schooner Union, capt.
sCSsssSs Brewster. burihen about SEQ
%ssssssssg bbls. nearly new. a Superior
es'S-zaa1 vessel e fast sai!cr: willtake
freight for the West indies or Coastwise,
and be ready tor cargo in few days.
Apply to
Lawrason and Fowle.
Who have for sale said schoorer's car
GO OF
100 tons Plaster Paris
100 boxes mould and dipt candles
40 pieces Russia sheetings, entitled
to deben.ure
S casks AID crates, containing din.
ing and tea sets China
November Ct
Vaudeville and Larmour
Have Received
90 hogsheads Orleans and St. Croix
Sugars
25 ditto Pennsylvania Rye Whiskey
SO mould and dipt Candles
1900 buthels Liverpool blown Salt
bags Pimento
November 6
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Caldwell and Jackson,

Caldwell and Jackson,
Offer toso, for Cash, at their Store,
Comes Prince & Union streets
s pipes old L Madeira wine
8 quarter casks old pot ditto
9 pines 9 years old dry LISBON ditto
90 ,lozen old port in bottles
6 puncheons Sd AID Ain proof rum
8 ditto cherry bounce
4 hogshcads sugar
80 barrels ditto
A bogsheads mclasses
10 keg. brst chew ng tobacco
5000 st soai leather
SO sides upper ditto
eco sacks ground alum salt
so ditto fine Liverpaol do
800 bushels ST Ubes do
tons shot, different sizes
Powderin cannisters s kegs
900 demijuhns
so gin cases
6 boxes fresh sweet oil
so thousand segals
1000 cwt seine twine
Quart, PINT, half pint decanters and
tumblers: mould and dipped candles OF
different sizes-with a general assort-
slent of groceries.
Navemher
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OUIGLY's

QUIGLY's
Burr Mill Stone Manufaetory.
TyHE subscriber has yeceived large
Il supply Of BURR BLOCKS. direct
from France and has commenced max
ing Burr MIL Stones, at his shop, upper
end of King street, near the store of Mr..
james Anderson, where he can, on a
short notice. furnish Stones Of any size,
warranted equal to any in the United
States, and Oh the most reasonable terms.
Michael Quigly.
april 6 If
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Exchange Office, Georgetown.

n WILL give the highest premium = nun, Tor ea
TRAITS at Sight, and BANK Ne1es' On
~ folIowing places, viz. !, ,, ~,
the p ,u11OnN New York, Philadslphia, BAL
,;mope. Virginia, North Carolina, south,
5lmu,;, and Georgia will also give
va HIGHEST premium fer Drafts on New
u! ns,a n Treasury Notes and Specie.
Vri s1I kinds Of Western Bank Notes
pOu IN binds Of Stocks and Bills OF Ex-
snae bought and sold. ~,
Nat Mates. Drafts, and Interest collected
.na rsmitted for a small commission.
' sP Persons travelling to any part o. ..
,.s United states may be supplied Win
10 Please to enquire at my Exchanse
and Brokers' Office, BridSe-straee' GEO.
to@"' Romnlas Riggs.
tt
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.SULLY FOR SALE.

ESIlIS estate, situated in the county
& of Fairfax. twenty-five miles from
Alexandria and the same distance from
Georgetown, contains about seyeu hun
dred and fifty acres. Little River Turn
pike passes through it half n mile from
the dwelling house. The situation is
handsome, ard remarkably healthy; the
water is good and abundant. The%Uil
which was originally excellent, has for
some years past had the advantage of i'm
proving husbandry, Plaster of Paris act
ing with powerful and immediate effect
on all grasses aud grains. The fel,0
present good surface for cultivation
and these, nov untitled, are covered With
red clover. The orchards are very large
and thrifty; the collection of table fruit
is choice and various. The mansion
spacious and well constructed: the gu 8
houses are all conveniently situated
those for farming purposes are expensive,
and excellent in their kind.
For gentleman of leisure this would
be delightful residence aud rofta-
BILE estate to an active farmer. The tits
is indisputablc, and perfectly unincum.
bered.
A nulnber of well taught orderly young
men, with good stocks and farming uten-
sis OF all kinds, and the crops of the PEE
sent year if desired, will be at the COM
mand Of the purchaser.
Application may be made to the sub
scriber, living en- the premises, next the
post Office at Pleasant Valley, i'll Fair
fax.
Francis Lightfeot Lee.
For immediate Sale,
Two hundred SHEEP, one fourth full
bred, the rest mixed Merinos, all in per-
feet health and fine order.
October 2awtf
b. The Editors of the National IN
telhgencer are requested TO insert the a
bove twice week till forbid, and send
their account to this Office.
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For New York.

sk&N Tho Schooner Lady Tomkins,
-! Daniel Winant, master.-For
freight OF passage apply as above.
For sale, on board said Schooner,
1900 bushels Liverpool blown Salt.
November 6 If
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For Charleston. sc.

kSk The Ship STERLING, Peleg
EHMaS Remington, master; will be
80 aEsaS Immediately dispatched for
sk the above Port. For freight
or passage. having excellent accommo-
dations, apply to
JOHN G. LADD & co.
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Bryan Hampson & Co.
Offer for Sale,

oyer J0r odsc,
90 hhds first quality Barbados sugar
Is do and 40 barrels Cd quality do.
so chests imperial, young hysOn and
souchong teas
Prime green coffee
10 hhds and so barrels molasses
10 puncheons 18th proof fine Jamaica,
10 do Sd proof Antigua do.
6 do New-England do.
half pipes and 10 quarter casks old
Madeira vine
pipes Lisbon do
Is quarter casks sweet Malaga do
so boxes soap
IS do mould candles
so do pipes containing gross each
500 los Bengal r Spanish ilote Indigo
Pimento, pepper, race ginger.
Green copperas, alum, madden
Fig blue, wrapping paper
10000 bushels Liverpool fine ana
ground alum salt
500 sacks do
And constant supply Of the best
Gou. for family usa.
October Is
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For Portland,
The Brig Albert,

Vi OLC4dAl0,
40 The Brig Albert,
AsER Captain Morris,
=. Will sail in few days and
take two hundred barrels on freight.
Apply to
Who haze for SAFE,
Received by said Brig, from Portland,
Is tons first quality Russia hemp
S hhds. N. E. rum
10 tons Plaster Paris.
Also, for Sale or Freight.
sgg The Brig Levant, John Deer
s ing, Master; burthen about 1000
barrels. nearly a new vessel, sails fast,
and can be ready to receive cargo in a
few days.
ALSO,
For Sale, said B,ig's Cargo, of 600 tons
Plaster Paris,
ALSO,
The Cargo of the Soh'r Levant, Capt.
Reed, from Labec, of $50 tons Plaster
Paris.
Apply as abore.
October 90
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Land for Sale.

yHyfiE subscriber will sell at public
sale, at the Hill Top, Charles.
Coupty. MARYLAND, on the 9th day of
december next, 679 acres OF Land, ly-
ing about six miles from Port Tobacco,
ia Nanielnov district, if not previously
sold at private sale. Any person wishing
to purchase, viii he shewn the same W
applying to Captain Josias Wheeler, VINO
resides on the premises.
I'll. III. Mcpherson,
Washington City.
November eoSw'
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sales AT vENDUE.

H. ..,,,r, tuesday and Friday,
|On sVs'y Will BE SOLD.
J, ,,,rsns Store, corner Of Prince
Nsns and Water Streets,
4 VARIETY OF
I'm, Goods, Groceries, SC.
). -. .,,,.rs Of which VIII be expressed IN
faru0u the bills Of the day.
- All kind Of goods which are on
lI:,s,;on ~ and the prices Of which are
st 4 O,llnrcSased at the lowest limitation
md prices p. G. MAi2sTEII4ER.
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Exchange Office.

=
wv s. NICHOLS has removed his
Wv Exchange and Brokers Office
to the house lately occupied by Messrs.
James Melvin and Son, and nearly OPP
posite to the Farmers ard Mechanics
Bank of Georgetown; where he is ready
to transact all kinds of business in the
Commission LiRe,-and will purchase
stocks, bills and draughts Of all descrip-
lions, bank notes and specie.
Persons having distant funds. may al
ways and market by calling on him.
heh;ghest premiums will always be
given for Boston. N. York, Philadelphia,
Baltimore, Charleston, S. z. North Caro-
lias and Virginia bank notes and drafts.
Georgetown, Nov. 8. 4w
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NOTICE.

The subscribers, unAer the Firm of
!otN JACKSON q Co. tender their
services to their frienas and the public
as AuctIoUeers, with assurances that The
atmost PremPtness may be calculated on
In at business conided to their ma
nssement.
JOHN JACKSON,
E. W. SPOFFARD.
October e5
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puBIIsHnn DaLr BY S. sNoRBEH RoYsTREET. ALEXANDRIA
TUESDAY, NovEMBER 26. 1916.
The Subscribers

The Subscribers
At the corner of King and Royal streets,
have just received
IND OFFER FOR SALE,
hhds best quality brown sugar
so barrels Pennsylvania whiskey
A puncheons old rum
6 ditto New England ditto
Q pipes choice French brandy
2 ditto Holland gin
2 or casks L. P. Madeira
9 pipes Teneriffe Wines
: Or casks Sherry
do do Port
puncheon cherry bounce
Is kegs nutmegs
5 sssss Tyson y. TEAS.
20 kegs snuff
90 boxes mould candles
Is ditto ditto ditto
Pimento, pepper, alum, copperas
Salt-Petre birthstone
Wrapping paper
A few boxes Spanish Segars
Together aoith
A general assortment of other articles in
their line.
VIM. & F. Marbury.
November Is
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October %
aisraadria, Nov. 2s. 1916.


HE annual meeting of the Stockhold-
srs IN The Little River Turnpike Compa-
ny, VOL be on the second Monday in Ja-
auary 1917, at John MLaughlin's hotel,
70 the town Of Alexandria at which
VINE an election will be held for Fresi-
sssat, tour Directors and Treasurer A
.aii statement of the accounts will be laid
ssiore the Company. On the following
gay a superintendent of the road, and
sOllsctors of tolls at ihe,gaSes, vii be APP
pointed.
JONAH THOMPSON, T'r.
r.. T. C.
1NSsemoer % eOt2dMJan
ihe Editor OF the Winchester Gazette
viii please to insert the above until the
,seoad Monday in January next, Il for
"aro his account to this office.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-11-26
Burr Mill Stone Manufacture
Lobn 8 Br0zlw and Co.

John y. Br01GR dItn W
Respectfully inform the Public ilc,t that
aey continue the MANUFACTURES
Of BURR MILL STONES, on the cor
sef OF Patrick aud CameyOn-streets, In
the town Of Alexandria, where they are
eady TO receive any orders with which
shey may be favored, and viii execute
them With all despatch and in the best
Qer. -
IRes hacs recs;rsd an assortment q
Bo'ting Cloths
OF good quality, aud Intend keeping a
constant supply.
september %