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Damask LIP salge,

HANS true e genuine German Corn
Piaisier.
An inGallibIc remedy fcrcorns, speedily
removing them rect and branch, without
giTing main.
Haha's gcaniae Eye Water.
A soyereian remedy for all diseases OF
the eyes, whether tie effect OF natural
weakness or Of accident.
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John HOOVER,
Hamilton's Grand Restorative,

LAWI9t@~tOsV . tNfkV EsICtVd NtUfO'3
is recommended as an invaluable ne
iicine for the speedy relief and perma-
nent cure Of the various complaints whict
insult from dissipated pleasures, juvenile
vndiscretions, residencein climates unfair
rorab,e to the constitution, the immode
rate use of tea, frequent intoNeation, O
anvdestruchye intemperance, the un
kiliul or excessive use of mercury the
disease peculiar to females at certain
Ipsiod Of life, bad lyings IN, etc.
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FnR LIVERPOOL,
no. TOUCH AT CORK,
ke The elerant c0ppered ship

- The elegant coppeEed snip
sge ssD Boston,
ys5ssss.sssssgssas a91 tons, intended as re,
euIar Trader. to the former place. She
y;II receive what freight may offer here
and proceed to Norfolk, to complete fe'
loading. -. co. -.
fall importations, the attention OF I'm
porters are respectfully solicited TO thu
conveyance. Apply to 0. I. finley
who will command her--cr to
Adams, Herbert amt TO.
April
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-26

Iooacco !. anted,
For which the highest market prize.
i'll be given. Apply to
P. Dunbar f. co.
March z, SO
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The Subscriber
Has Just received direct from Bremen,
a good assortment Of
German Goods,

Consisting Of the following Articles, viz.
Brown and white rolls
HessianS
iicklenburg
German oLBaburg
PlatilIas, brown and white
White sheetings s. shifting linen
Dowlas
Creas
Britannias
Diaper and diaper table cloths
Tapes, ribbon, sc.
Sacking
Glass ware
Iron and steel
White and colored thread
Stone jugs
Quart bottles, and
A variety of other articles, added to
his former stock, will make his assert
nent very good-which he will sell at
reasonable prices Tor cash Or good notes.
Charles Tyler.
E.,L,,rravv
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Va liable Brick DweI ins.
House & Lot for Sale.

I'm SATURD Ny the 9th Nav next
will be ofered at pubtc sale, al
the premises, the Brick Dwelling Haus
now occupied by Sir. Christopher NcasI
on the north side Of Camercn-stree,. b.
tween st. Asaph & Westinghouse ss|
and the vacant LOT adjoining it on I'd.
west side. Front of tie two lots 50 FEET
depth Of dwelling house lot 10 feet !
inches, Of vacant lot 100 feet.
4 cred,, of2, 4 aud 6 months wiiaI
acknowledgements to be secured ~ az
proved endorsed negotiable notes and !
lien on the premises.
p. G. MarStellsr.
April IS EDS
Landing,
From schooner Virginia Ann, CaFt,,lI
Clarke,
l16 crates Liverpool WARE,
For sato By
Adams, Herbert & ca
april 8
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STOCK OF GOODS,

An assortment particularly suitable to
the ladies. which will be sold ather store
ge,Town, without reserve, at PUB
&c Auction, ON Thursday, the 4th OF A
Drill. consisting Of all sorts OF Millinery
Goods,
Among which are
Head ornaments and artificial flowers
Lace dresses aid pellisses
Thread laces,' lace wells and shawls,
black and white
ELEGANT spencers, and naw fashioned
purses aud reticales
NEerino and mack Mefino shawls
Merino cletas and trimmings
Gauze and fancy silks for dresses
Spaag!es, hugles, silk cords and trim
mings
Meslins, looking glasses, black leg
horns, sc,
hos., of She ladies company at the aboet
sale, where they may expect to get grea
hargaiss.
sale to begin at 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
J0NCHEREZ 81 DAVIS,
Auctioneers.
Cao-rotosvr Auril 0.
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Valuable Pro erty for Sale

ditidotC iOs-Cttt icA ostiS
On liberal terms, whith viii be mad,
lsoewn on the day of sale.
NvHE subscriber being DESTROYS o
n closing his business, intends sci
Ing at public auction, on the FIRST day
of April, ct 10 O'Clock, a. NJ. and t,
continue from day to day until the whole
Is sold--six large and commotiioas briel
dwelling Houses. situated on Washing
ton-street. This property Is well bull
and of good materials and suitable to ae
eommodate senteel families.
1927 Acres Of LAND, lying or
James River very heavy timbered, witl
a mill seat on it, aud convenient to a
saw and merchant mill, about 80 acres
Of land, being part of the Clannen tract
in Mason's Neck; lot of ground front
mo Ke;th's wharf, covered with sand
: S.an;;tv &C Union Bank Stock. and
INV entire stock u Dry Goods consisting
az large and gererni assortment.
soaathan SchoJield.
March 25
or The above sale will com.
neuve 9Th the real estate.
Griffith & Rrs'ensr'
Marah, az
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Cav . Of schr. Sisarif rom Ca! unne'
AT AUCTION.

onSTHURSDAY the 4th April, vii
be sold at our warehouse, on ter
wlmps, the entire cargo Of schr. Susan
from tayanne, viz.
S5lhds. Molasses
& so sasks Rocco, $4,000 lbs.
e7hhds. Cocoa, 5000 lbs.
II Dolls. do.
casks Balsam Copeva
Q sacks soft shelledSAlmOnds
Sbbls. sugar
Sale to commence at II o'clock.
MALLORY 81 WATTS, .aact'rs.
George town, April 1. dts
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
.Monaay. sipril 1.

After the presentation and refe
|rence of sundry ,esisions. amongs
Which was one ay MIR Easton from
certain citizens of ST Louis, pray
ling an act OF Incorporation 70 carr,
on the fur trade
Mr.. Yancey from the committee
of claims reported bill for the re-
lief of Asael Palmer; bill for the
relief of the supervisors of the coun.
ty of Clinton in New York a bill
for the relief of John Crosby and
Joir Crosby. jun. of Massachusetts ;
a bill for the relief of TaJ lor aud
M'Neill, and Evans and M'Neill,
of Baltimore I; which bills were Sc.
yerally twice read aud committed.
Mr. Lo.sades from the committee
of ways and means. reported a bill
for the relief of certain owners of
goods at Hampden, in the district OF
Maine, which was twice read and
Mr.. is1wndes from the same com
mittee, reported the bill from the
Senate for the relief of Richard
Mitchell, which was ordered to q
third reading TO morrow.
Mr.. Middleton, from a select COM
mittee, made a favorable report on
the petition Of James IA. M'Cuiloch,
by a resolution; which
was committed to q committee Of the
whole house.
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CONGRESS.
IN sENA1'E:-April 4.

After the transaction OF some nj
nor business.
The senate resumed the oonslde
ratien. in committee, of the bill from
the house to incorporate the sub /.
soribers to the bank Of the United
|states-Mr. Varnum in the char
the amendment offered by Mr.. Colds
borough on Saturday still before
1.-THE committee
Mr. Mason, Of Va. Mr.. Bibb, and
Mr.. TAYLOR. spoke against the a,
lmendment; and Mr.. Goldsborough
lin its favor-When thu question was
taken. and the motion negatiyed
Iayes 16. noes 1s.
Mr.. Harper moved an amendment
limiting the selection of directors D,
the president to such as held stock
| 70 the amount Of -- dollars, (tel
Thousand was named by the mover,
and that they should cease to be dl'
rectors when they ceased to hoi
stock to that amount.
| This motion was supported BY
fessrs. Hopper, Dana. aud Taylor
aud opposed by Messrs Roberts
Barbour, Macon, Campbell. Il Fro,
mentin-and negatiyed, ayes9, noe'
rs.
| Mr.. King moved M amendmen
preventing directors appointed b,
the government Eom acting as a
gents or proxies of any stockhold
leys
Mr. King spoke in favor of. AM
! Messrs. Roberts aud Campbell. q
;, gainst, this amendment-which wa
negatived without division.
/ On motion OF Mr.. Bibh, an amend
Iment was adopted, requiring tina
there should not be more than thir
Iteen, nor less Than seven directors
to each branch bank.
| Mr.. Taylor proposed an amend
}, ment making the stock Of the y
s'nited States unalienahle: MIR. Camp
hell spoke against it--negatiyed--
'layes 40, noes 18.
/ MIR. Brown offered an amendment
Excluding the U States as . stock
,Iboldsr from being represented IN the
Ichoios Of directors, &c. Agreed to.
/ Mr., Wells, (after On intrsdueto
Try speech of nearly two hours, iF
; " hieh he animadverted upon severa
features of the bill with some seve
,Irit,, and alledged that the bill with
these provisions exceeded the con
lstitutioaal power Of Congress to 9
1nact--;hat lis psssage was inexpe
|dient, and especisiiy at this time.
moved the postponement OF the bill
Ito the next session.
! Mr.. Dana made q brief reply
latter which, the question was taker
lon the molten, and negatived, aye
is, noes 90.
o. motion of MI Campbell, tb'
ltime for taking the subscription
Twas extended from six to twsnt,
days.
i On motion Of Mr.. Campbell. ane
Ithcr amendment was adopted rela
live to the establishment OF branch
ties in the several s,ates.
/ Mr.. Dagger gave notice that b.
,lshould hereafter s.tmit an amend
'lment to the senate !; after which,
| The bill was reported to the SO
loate, the amendments were ordere'
% be printed; and at four O'clock
E.he senate went inta the considera
LION of executive h2siuess.
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Latest Foreign News.
BY the British Packet Osborne, Cap.
sa;H Aartney.
LONDON, February Q.


; Several questions were asked yes
lterday in both houses Of parliament,
respecting the treaties and coaven'
Itions, and the negotiations K trans.
actions connected with them. In
I; the house Of Lords tbe marquis Of
Lansdown eusuired with regard TO
the communications that had passed
between the allied powers subse-
ouent to the treaty of the 25th Of
March, signed at Vienna. and pre-.
yious to the late military occupation
iof Paris. relative to the establish.
ment of government in France. in
the event Of the suHccss of their
arms. The earl Of Liverpool upon
this point could NOT state the nature
OF the communications that had pas
sed, whilst he positively asserted
there was no EGGS ement erteIsgN
into for imposing q cyelny @l
on the French pc r!e, y r.
that the understanding 80 I
his most Christian Mai y
be restored to his throne. .p6p$
mother point. as TO he commrn'cs'
lions had with the rroyisiosal 81
yerBment, bis locdsh;p stated, ths'
no negotiation was entered into WV
'tbat government. ord as the Mar
quis Of Lansdcwn, observed, thai Il
was matter Of Rotoriety, that tp'
provisional government offered vi
it was to he uHderstoc"s
such offer was met by rcfuss, -
which Lord Liverpool assented. ~
Royal @Highness the Dude OF sus w.
also asked o question respecting ". y
holy league, as i. has been tern;@
the treaty between Russia, AuspaI !
md Prussia, which we publisosu
few days since, and Lord LiveFpy,,,
aami.sed that q treaty 9fthas na'p'
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-04

On Thursday nert. will be sold, on the
premises, at half past 5 o'clock ia the
Afternoon,
A HOUSE and Lot Of Gs'ouna, stu.
ated on the south sidc Of Prince
Street, between Alfred and Columbus
streets. Terms, Sc. made known at the
plsee Of sale. \
P. G. .uarsteller.
~ Nwch 90
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-04

~
lweIl in Europe as in this country.
hut had never travelled on so fine a
road as the thirty miles of the Cum.
|berland turnpike who were finish.
led.
Mr.. Jaekson's amendment was G.
Inally agreed to. and the approha.
ion inserted. The committee has
Ting filed up all the banks. and
gene through the bill;
Mr.. Johnson of Ky. moved the 4.
mendment alluded to by him iu the
discussion this morning respecting
the manner Of distributing the com.
|pensation to tue members which was
|agreed TO.
No other amendment being offered
to the bill, the committee Of the
whole house, on motion Of Mr.. L,wn.
des. proceeded to the consideration
of the bill making appropriations
for the military service for the year
1876.
In addition to the ordinary appre.
|bations in the bill, Mr.. johnson Of
Ky. moved to insert one Of 15.ooe
dollars to pay the owners Of certaiu
vessels sunk in the ha t0r Of BaIti~
more in 1914 to defena it against the
Ienemy- which had ;,oen reported
|in the ordnance bill, i.,t Withdrawn
TO be transferred TO Thu.
Mr.. Smith Of Md. stated the a.
|gent circumstances under which The
measure of sinking the vessels bad
been adopted, the authority of the
commanding officer (Gen. Smith)
therefor. in which he warranted by
an act Of Congress, making appro.
priation of 100000 dollars for such
objects, and which act Mr.. 8. read.
The amendment was agreed 10
without objection.
Having filled up the blanks, and
GOT through the Diii.
The committee successfully took
up the bill making appropriations
for the navy for the year 1916, and
the bill to increase the salaries Of
certain officers CT the government;
which were also proceeded through;
when
TIE committee Of the whole rose
and reported TO the House the four
bills which il lad under considera.
iion. with the amendments thereto.
Some conversation took place be.
TWEEN Mr.. Randolph, Mr. Lowndes
and Mr.. Johnson, in which Mr. e,
opposed going to day into the report
of the committee en- the bill making
appropriations for the civil list, the
provisions Of which required a.
moro deliberate investigation. The
two latter gentlemen were opposed
to delay, because the first quarter os
the year had already expired ard.
ali the officers Of government wait.
ing the appropriation necessary Tor
their subsistence &c.
The House then passed by the bill
for the civil list, end successfully o.
greed to ell the amendments to tho
three remaining bills. which were
ordered to be engrossed for q third
reading to morrow, and Then
The house adjourned.
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Public Sale.

this DAY, the soth irstant, at 1f
O'Clock in the forenoon. will be sold a
public auction, upen the premises,
A Piece or parcel of ground, situate a.
IA the intersection of Princess anG
Fairfax streets in the town OF Alexan.
dria, extending Is feet on the first, and
is4 feet on the last mentioned street, to
be laid of in lots to suit purchasers.
and immediately thereafter,
A lot os ground, handsomely improv,
ed, situate at West End, adjoining ths
property of Mr.. John Lonsden, aus
containing one acre and three quartz.
of an acre. Terms will be accommodaS
ing, and made known at the time ans
place of sale.
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r. G. Weightman.

March so
N.B, The sale of the above pro
perry is postponed till Thursday IN,
ath inst. if fair, if not, till the mex
fair day.
= April 5
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-03-02

SHAPARD & WEBB
; ~ II removed to tic house, (next above theiI
s former stand) recently occupied by Messis
James Brown, jr. & William Fmne,, where tie,
ciicr Tor sale
IL iihds. Muscovado Sugar,
ditto New-Orieans ditto,
20 BaXcs'Havanna ditto,
Hid. AMI IS I}bls. Loaf ditto.
Hhds. AIolosses,
ID do West India Rurs,
90 Barrels Les burns and Careher's Rcc;i.icd
Whiskcy,
ficrces and is Barrels common Xybisksv
Quarter Casks Comoran Wine,
Pipes Sicily Madeira do
Pipe Port do
Pipe Feuira do
$50 Bags COfce
$50 Barrels Nova Scotia Herrines.
50 Boxes Scotch do
a few barrels Beef,
A lev do NO:thern potatoes,
500 Sacks SAT-,
80 Pieces TwdIed Sacking,
10 Tons Swedish Iron,
Sheet Iron,
Ions German Steel,
10 Fsggo;s Crawfty S,eel,
Biisiercd do
so Casks Wrought and Cut nails
g : 1 DO 10 S byl 10 }windo~-cIas.,
500 Straws halfpnt tumbsrs,
so do pint and quart do
40 Kegs warranted gun.powder,
IoL patent shot,
GO Boxes Whittmore cotton & wool Cards.
50 Kegs MsdGer,
80 Boxes Shaving Soap,
Imperial x Young Tyson Teas,
1000 los. Seine 'rwinc,
81 Bushels Clover seed,
iup Dcmijo;rrs,
Casts oistes,
du Dulca CuHcc-mills,
50 B'x-s chalk Pines,
Casks wce,iin.-hoes,
Gases HARLEM Oh,
4 lev crates ESrllcn ware,
Plais'cr Of Paris. Alum, Copperas, birthstone.
Mustard, Quart Bottles, Retired and Crude SHIT
Pctre, Rosu, Cinnamon, Cloves, Nutmeg. Span.
ISL Hides, LogwooI, Indigo, Fig Blue, Winin.
aud letter paper Ivory aod Pocket Combs, Fdn,.
~ Flour, &c.
ALsc--500 pieces Domestic manufactured goods
consisting Il Shirlings, Plals Stipo., Cling apns,
CHECKS, Chsmbrays, Ncsiings, Mattresses, &c. S<c.
And hourly expect 90 receive
so Ia.s Prime Green Coffee,
80 Boxes Nlould Candles,
90 HONcs Soap,
20 Barrels Hew-York prime X cargo Pork,
10 do lin OIL
2 1ous Tlst.rsd Steel
Ton Nail i;mis,
n hoSes Tin piat,s.
Cn,as Gun Powder Tea, K
lIhds. Moiasses,
February -. o5-.4w
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RICHA0NU. yTRGLvI.l, sATURD AZ. .lI8E5;H = 4s16

- - "s''irs'eit.. retai, ssSty doiiArs or e,-
:. '''oh-V % retail 11ei 'nsrchAntze twenty dol
- pfoNht'i, that nptnS in tl,is act containe1
'''n "s construct s'as to prevent any iarmer on
'""'i. ion selling salt tea, nolsssc, sugar, col-
'e, specs, 'On OF steel, to is neighDos whea such
'Tuc'esars pirch SD as a return load for his OF
"e' pro 'lse' orotierproperty taken tn market ;
Oh e'''iy 'ieeicc To iiswscr or pedlar, ot dry
soois, forty dollars; every licenoe u a cliar
"@-uiSm TN or pewter, twenty dollars.
D. 10 IA act - Incorporating a com 3any to estsb-
.'S'i turnpike rosd trom John J. Dckensos tavern
n tic county OF Gooch!snd 20 the c,Tn.n ncement
oil Use tishmond turnpike road
l%J' An ae,, g 20 provide efectually for the
pay OF specie b. the several Banks Of this Com.
n'n~eo'til, directs tl'at it any time after the
iSth Gay oi November next, any tssnk within this
N0insHonw shall tail ruius. TO pas ia specie
"F "ote' p''i or eheeE justly de Iron such Bank,
"ne 'e sane shall b. presented Tor payment WITH
~ me usual hours o! doing business at svch Ia *,
inc person or persons, DO y bodies polite or cor.
pofsts Jir-d 10y such failure snail and may obtain
aIilSn,"t AMI execution for the amcuet Of such
"ote, Dali or check, with six per centlim per aunum
-b 'n'erest fhereon from the time OF such isilure
II re!dsli, And costs, On motion in any Court of r.
e1id 'a'ng jrr'alicrun thereof, upon N ,iays no.
nee 81 such nron, to be served la writing upon Ia,
sa"er chiei clerk, president, director or ma
'Ser o. such Bank, being t.l1 time o. such ser
'A'v, w'ahi uie County or cornoratpn within which
such bans is established. NOthilg her ia cnntsin-
en saai be c1ns;lued TO give the sunimary remedy
herem before created to any Bank on Banks, Or the
az ms oi suen btnk ~ banks; And the plaintiff or
pianlhi', In Any motto l. or the a.et q: such
p'""uh or lialit!is, shall, treGufed by tie aior-
heN Tor the defrn lant, amaze oath taI tie s,,,n or
'n'ns' demanded thereby, - lisdy que tia
p'"itii or plaintiff. ia ms, ner or tie. own RICH
on ~ tlie riSht IN which makee his motion
for olieT details oil tins Act, see tie EqIiTcr of
the gitlt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-03-02

II The ENQUIRER is pubshrd twice week, gene
Ly and three times week. during the Ut the STATE
Prize, tl, heretofore. titc DJiry per
,um, payable in advance. Notes ut Chartered Banks
yJ will b. received IN payment. The Editor Will guar
safety of renittng them by matt the postgv Of NIL
I .,crS beng pail by the writer's.
Y Nopapers win he discontinued, lint At the discretion
lie ESlitor,l until all arrvGrngts lave been paid up.
II whoever will guarantee the payment of nine pat
rrs shall receive tenth, gratis.
TERMS or ADVERTISING.
" One sTare-tf iiiseIron rs ceiHSeGCh continuance
s. cents.
n, advertisement inserted mi has eier bccD phil J6r
assumed by person IN this city is
sy-~-
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LAVD FOR SgLE.

EsY Virtue Ofa ID OF Trus executed on the
\ ? tw, n,y-frat day Of L. bruary, 1911, b, Samuel
iiObsOu Of PowlMan cannty, to secure 20 the exc
en- ors oi James Allen Brady q sun Of MONEY there
~ mentioned aud cost, will be sold By the trustees
or one Of them, on Friday, the 22I day ofMaIch 20
the highest bidder Tor ready money, at the house Of
Hugh French. on the Buckingham Road, in ti, D.
base mentioned county, ono tract Of land, c7A.an
ing 10y tmation, three hundred and twenty-ciah d.
acres, b ing thr anne whercon tie aforesaid -anr 4
Fl Hob ON nov residcs, or so much thereof as viii
Dc sufficient to pay thc balance due the SAID deed
SSe. by THE TRUSTEES.
February %. wlw'
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Burr mn Stone AKnrfactorv.

IfJIHE Subscriber respectfully informs the
public that he has Just received, direct from France
large quantity prime Burr BLrS, superior quality
II, aus hitherto imported this place, and having b,vn
,d in the upwards of fifteen years, he attt
1sslf from has lang knowledge al the trade. e APP
notation which lis work lao hitherto With, that III
NIL able manufacture Mil Stones, rea,orahc
ttii, those imported IrOn u,e North ard them
I, perform well.
eias opened shop p,h Street nearly Opposite 70 the
Old City Tavern where CientTncn invited cali.
NATHANIEL UHIrE =. 10.
February is. 9l-d
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A MERCHANT MILL, &c.

sfoR SAl't.-Ihat valuable property
cad Hocle;t MI, G.c lower emf Of this city, ccii-
tSu'" tonn,'ucn, a"W working four pair stont-and
o. '@ r"2n tit leads by Rockets, Hr1 aoir, lie Mill
vi" be offered Tor sale the premises the al hi.
present month, (ier te management of I1onas Taynr.
artionser onthe following terms wit: payable i three
eqd' payments OF 'ix t"eiyc and eighteen months. Nu,s
esoa0 and payable atom of The Banks in lis civ ac-
esPGby do>td viii be required and thette retained u.
Ill the Whole Is pad.
For imt"er pati;rlars enquiry may be male of the
Aueti1i.esT, % Tie Subscriber.
SAMUEL PARSONS.
Richmond, Is; Aio 9th, 1916. 75-7t
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FOR SALE.

4 res, on James River, adjoning the lands Of
Gov. Nici.uas and John Harris, Es. cou.s,mng $50
acres, well improved with large and c,nfno i,us
dwelling I,ouse AID offices q brick, 20 ~ gris nil
iOr cora and pldsteroi Paris, and win sufficient
barns and stables TOR every kird VI lick. Tic
and IS oi FIST rate qua,itg aud has bsen Kept im
hcart hy tlc liberal To- OF Plaster sod CiO,er
The barn t. distant itom tie isn.ivg ~ Warren one
n.ic and h,.i, a.d there sre two manufacturing
mills winn threc miles Of lit is believed tu,,
tits iarm combines rs macy advantages as any tact
81 hgh isnr In the slate.
NA7osa tact Of -OD acres, near the former, rs
convenient o. the ,d o! excellent quality, HAT
has been mueh improved by clover ava piaiste, 10
whchn IS well saapl.d-1hesc hnds vii b. sl,cwn
by one soh.C ib'r wing toe premises. aud terms
Esd, k.Owa by hloi, on iy ThoInss Taylo 81 Reli-
mnrd. 30 IN PATTERSON.
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-03-02
POGTPONEN1rNr

The sale of'ne above prnp'ry is vuinby postponed
nn,iite l4 ID, 0f sd No g. q ha-ch n,>t at which ,;,,
II wall certainly ak place. VI fr or i,Ht fair ,iay ard
survey of ite prSP,r, vii be exhibited the sale.
1st rio 27lh. Si-NIds