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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-07-27
For Freight or Charter.

"a The elegant new Schooner
ls sssSssS sNsptane, Captain Stephens !;
,s $3.50, burthen l56 tons or 1900 boz
s rels, we'll found, and in eve
ry respect first rate vessel, and will ) :.
ready Tor the reception of cargo in Fl,
DAYS. For terms apply to the master "A
board or to
Adams, Herbert & Co.
Who hare for SAFE.
Said schooner's Cargo, consisting IT
$4,000 feet MerehantaLie Lumber.
June %
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-07-27
MIR John Muir,


Y0J will take notice, that ON the 9Th
day of tie Circait Court of the District
of Columbia. to be held fur the county
of Alexandria. 10 November 1915. or as
sooa thereafter as counsel can be heard /:
shall move that court to award judg-
ment against you in favor Of the common
council OF Alexandria, for the suih of
sixty four dollars and one cent, being
the amount due for paving and taxes on
your property corner Of Duke and Pitt
streets, IN the town of Alexandria, for
the years 1910, II, IL, IS. IA and Is
according to the act of congress passed
he 25th February. 1894.
J. ID. SIMMS,
Attorney for the Common Council
Of Alexandria.
May u5-l6 dom
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-07-27
I4awrason s. Fowle,


TRo HAFE FoR SHE,
500 crates well assorted Liverpool
ware,
100 boxes tin.
4c0 boxes mould candles, assorted
sizes
500 dc Brown soap,
100 do Ash, suitable for the West-In-
dia market,
100 barrels hess and No. /, Bcsto
beef.
600 sides seal leather.
90 pipes cosnac brandy,
90 cases Metloc claret, Of a very su-
perior c!aret, containing 40 bot
ties each case,
1000 SACKS !-iserPool coarse and line
salt,
5000 bushels coarsc Liverpool ditto,
5000 do St. tbes,
700 tons plaster Pals.
Iunp Oh
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-07-27
Cotton Yarn.

The subscriber has 90 hand, and will
be constantly supplied with a general as
sor, nept Of Cotton Yarns from the ssich-
,nond Mandatory, which will be advaA-
taseously disposed OF to town and CUM
try merchants. n,-cr>-
Jnly
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-07-27
S,I,Es AT yENDUE.

=. ,,sr,, Tuesday and Friday
W g. WILL BE SOLD, 1.
ysnaue Store. corner of frnce
huls and Water Streets,
nv, Goods, Groceries, sc.
. p5 ,Iars Of which viii be expressed IN
che bills of the day:
- All kind of goods which are on
p ,l,;on and the prices of which are
l'IIa1lsI;ssed. can at an. time be viewed
s'isol,srbased atthe lowest limitation
sndPIlse'. D G. MARSTEILER.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-07-27
c. ,s.pn nauY nv 9 sr0WDEN ROYAI,STREET, ALEXANDRIA
SATURDAY, July "a, 1916.
For Sale or Freight,

II -
Ks The ship Hazard, William
sS4assEss, Crabtree, Jun. master bur
ssssss $500 then $500 barrels, nearly a
1879 new vessel and in complete
order for the reception OF cargo.
ALSO.
FkS The ship Wallace. J. Stick
ygsggssss ney, master; burihen $500
$780, $780, barrels, is first rate vessel,
ssbuilt at Newburryport, and
in complete order for sea.
ALSO,
ESS The ship Eoiifern, Charles
vSsskSsAs Jennison, master barthen
s4-ss about 5000 barrels, has per-
SasSS-zSsa formed but one voyage, and
can be ready in three days to receive a
cargo.
EgS The ship EEilkslmina. John
W.. ssssss Baxter, master; burthen 1000
S4zIs ~ barrels, in good order 4 rea-
s-s2zz dy to receive a cargo On
Also for Freight,
55S The brig Hesper Joseph
gag ssssisiSs Stephens. jun. master; bur
sslss11aesseesS then about 1900 bbls. nearly
zss'--i Sc s41s.a .iew and superior built YES
sci. sails fast, and ready to receive a
cargo.
Also fer Sale or Freight,
SSS The brig Teiemachas, Lu-
s s5s5! s, ss5sso Tier Lncon, master bur
y3sss 1870 then 100 barrels, and can
s~-<ssz<1 be ready for sea in a few
days.
ssk The brig Criterion. burthen
SSs thirteen hundred barrels, in COM
plese order for sea.
.apriy TO
Lawrason & Fcwle.
June IL
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-07-27
Car enters wanted

THE subscriber wishes to employ ten
er twelve gaod House carpenters, to
work al kLLIcoT's New Establishment,
Elk Landing.
gR lie viii give liberal wages if i'm
mediate application IS made to
N'iilium stescart. Carpentes.
July I6
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-07-27
Ladies Straw Bonnets
For Antwerp,

u T,
fkE The substantial and fast sailin z
49, 3D. Ship .4mcrica, burthen 285 tons I;
aarIng two thirds OF her cargo engaged j,
The balance will be taken on moderat e
Ferms if immeGiate application is mad e
to DANIEL SOMERS.
July IL
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-07-27

rhe argo of the British Brig
Shannon,
Captain Kendall, from St. Vincents,
consisting of
81 hogsheads prime Sugars
I42 puncheons Rum, a''d
60 puncheons Molasses, viii be land
ed this day aud is for sale,
Adams, Herbert & Co.
5nly9
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-07-27
Merchants Bank Paper
IVa.NeTED.

/ have large quantity of Dry Goods
which I will sci! on COED terms Tor Nief-
chants, Paper at par, or for any other
;hartered or unchartered Bank Paper.
Jonathan Scheduled.
9th mo. 20
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-07-27
Piano Forte.
Just rsceived. for Sale,

Just rsceioed. for Sale.
A London made square Piano Forte
# superior tone, with six lcgs--addition-
al Keys and peta!-ene complete sett Of
extra Strings and tuuag TANNER.
on HAND.
A London made square Piano Forte.
with beautiful Case, toar legs-addision-
al Key and Pedal.
Robert Gray.
July II.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-07-27
VM. MORGAN

Informs the public, he has opened a
shop on King street. between Royal aid
pr onnosite Mr.. Beeler's, confectlOner,
where all orders will be thankfully re-
ceived and punctusIIy attended to: lbs
time will be principally occupied in be-
snnka work. Those who favor hin with
their custom. may depend that the mate
rails and workmanship will be inferior 10
none for fashion, neatness and dofaoGli !. >
for cash only. The time spent and din,
cujtv in col!ec,ing small accounts, must
Mead an apology for this determination
May 25 u
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-07-27
For Boston,

TX Tie ress!ay trading schooner Ma
sssI:.sssass 7 i've. Nathaniel Atayhew, master.
will sail in four days, and take two hun
dred barrels on freight, or passengers: Tor
which she has handsome accommodations
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-07-27

E6S The ship Yilkslmiaa. John
sssss KIN " Baxter, master; burthen 1000
t tie E., barrels, in good order & rea-
dy to receive a cargo on
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-12
EMPEROR OF AUSTRIA.

We have received from corresgoa-
dent at Iriest', a newspaper Of thac
place in the Italian lausuar-, from which
the following has been transjaied. 1t
may serve as an amusing $50 cimen az
the style in which tile people of hat
place speak of their Emperouy. We
learn through the same channel. rliyt
cur respectable fellow towDsllau, Mrs
John Allen, had the honour of aocofn-
panyiag the Emperor Of Austria ID his
barge on board an American nerchant
ship, AID convcrsed Familiarity with his
majesty, for ne4riy half an hour, princi-
paliy on the subject Of commerce WITH
the Uaited States. The Emperor pro-
leased himself highly graft q by the
cnmWuncati ms Which he 4. ceised from
Mr.. Allen. II is said to be ascertainsd that
the Emperor will bsstow some comm rciaI
advantages upon his Adriatc Ports, eithes.
by making them the only chan is for
the Introduction OF foreign merchandise
Into his dominions, or by laying excess
sive duties cn those introduced through
Eamburg'a. Bremen, &c. Il IT, s. Gaz.
Translated from the Trieste CBslsper.
son .zhrfi.
The pride of our city. comes this day
marked in letters of gold, rs an epoch
the most propiiiouS, the most glorious,
the most JOY u. lnVoked ard attracted
by the fervi vows, ard BY an anciert wish
If this loyal ard ohedient people. is ma
jrSty tie EMPEROR and KING FRAN
CTS the LIST, our most clement Sove-
reign. arrived from Gorzia, at clever,
O'Clock this moroing followed by lis i'm
periai ret,nue. For several days h TX
cellepcy Signor B.ron De Ross, til. the.
Chief of cur government, prepared to meet
his sacred and imperial Majesty, at
Corizia, end Aqudeja. where lie was on a
visit to those ancient feiicks Of Roman
grandeur.
Here fellows an account &C the jour
ney OF tlle Emperor TO the city OF Iri.
| este.
/ AGer dinner, his Majesty the Emperor
went in a barge, richly d,corate1. to visit
the fmheriai AVID rogat ingate the Austria,
| anchored in tins road.
| Afterwards az the instance Of that highly
esteemed American merchant, John Allies,
! his Majesty gracionNy conGesce0ded -
| 90 Oh bosrd the American ship Richmond .
; commented Nv Captain Rugnn, lately
arrived from Philadelphia witii rich car
%.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-12


| able. Sufficient distress, however still
continued 70 cause anxietv, and ~ r.
| qulre the constant eXertiOns Of The bsnsso-
lent.
AZ Stockport, England, the Cat,oa ed
Corn Mills Of Mr.. Marsland havs teea
| destroyed by an accidental Ge Is Ne
Bsrsiay, WAS >lso a sufferer p p,ogls-
~.
The London Courier says F,euor has re-
gllary pad the instalnaSts III ehe inden-
mites to the allies, and has noR a consider
able sum in readiness for tne next peliodi--
cal payment.
The Courier, &c deter ffom eaisra-
hon,) says, it rs tAe pcaohce Of tFe A.
rnerican Captains, ~ilo h1ys claims OF
the euiigrants, 10 sell theg. to saiisy saGa
claims.
The price Of spaejs in England, august
Is, was 81. los Cd. rev d,gbloons 81. 10
81. /; new dollars Is. 105d.
The japanese have discovered an iHcli-
nation 10 trade VITA the English; 4 they
have permitted an scadeinY 20 BE establish
ed. in which the English language is ( 1sh5,
and it has many pupils.
Accounts from India state, that there
was a report tiiat the Nep1u war would
be renewed sscnnd tinc.
long letter from Fouche 10 she Duke
OF Wellington, is published in the English
papers.
The Able Viusn0. and another priest.
NJ. Fieury. OF Nantes, arc ou trial in
France. Tor their pubhcalinns, calculated
to alarm the pur :sasers Of the ntiopal
domains, particularly church. property,
whom 1t is not intended to disturb in then
possessions.
The Duke of Richelieu, 1t is said, is e.
represent Louis g, at the meeting OF ooye-
reigHs. &c. q. CARLSBAD.
Madame JasepA bonaparte has asi. ed for
passports TO go 60 Sweden.
In France, the approximations of an W.
productive harvest have in a great degree
subsidized.
British cotton goods are TO longer admit
ted to entry i'll the port Of Bscay. Scve-
raj valuable seizures have hee# made
No new knights Of .Eaita arc To be
made. The order is to BE- suffered to ex-
pire.
The King of Naples has forbidden his
subjects applying to the Pope for indulgeh-
cies.
A criminal has been acquitted in Eng
land because the words by nights were u
sed, Instead of by right, III vnumera;iag
the words of a letter in his indictment.
The beginning of August, in E,EgiapI,
Thomas Carson, sent, need 10 death for
murder, escaped from prison, (on tie day
designed for his execution disga.scG s. BIS
brother, who was visiting h!,6.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-12
AN APPEAL TO THE ENGLISH
NATION.

The London MorOiEg Chronicle of Au-
gust n, contains some extracts from
French memoir now circulating on the CON
unent OF Europe, under the title of " An
Appeal to the English Nation. I'VE Sc
lect the following-rB Boston Pat.
Nature has cOnstituted France a bnI-
wark between the British Empire and ORR
entail Europe, and no statesman viii con .
troyert the assertion, that the security Of
this bulwark now becomes more than ever
essential for British interests Perhaps il
will be answered to us, that we falsely as
sert France is unfortunate and auguished,
when her newspapers are full Of the huz
gas, addresses and congratulations on Yoyai
feasfs and hu5Hc e.rccutions-when the
French trade is represented ms never more
tiourishing, and that such prosperity, en-
Joyed by the vanquished people, is pre-
cisely the cause of the conqueror's misery
Bnt is there man so dull and so foolish to
believe, as points OF faith. statements Of
this nature, written by meroenary g1zzet-
teers. under the inquistorial dictation OF
the French pohceP Let US reject these
III disguised falsehoods, and consider the
true state Of France.
" The most numerous class of the French
people, instructed by the various and inn
pressive events Of the revolution. already
feel the yoke of slavery closing on their
| neCks. and see with terror all The a,)amina.
ted vcxations Of the ancient regime rapidl,
re-orgsnizing. The community az large,
at the same tine, see with alarm The plan.
/ ihat are in action for the reinstatement d
the priests ia their former exog5itsnt pow
Ter.
=" The Wrench clergy proceed cautousi'
and unostentatiousiy in their laJors Of re-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-12
FALL GOODS,
and Kent from Liverhooi

oy INS 1uIcOFt yTOH I-ONuoN, ana S<tOtOl
and Kent from LiUe7hooi;
CONSISTING or THE FOLLOWING ARTICLES
Cough and Brac,worts Napt Cotons strp't, and
point Bian~es: white crimson and red Fiannels white,
blue, green ard drab Piains Ysr Hose wOrsted Caas
red and grcep Baze twiiied Cords and Veyers; fine AND
Cloths Forest Cloths and CaSsneres Swansnrns,
tearnou,iis fus,iugs Penu S.rscs, Cellar Plaiing,
double miile,l drah Clo,hs.
German, Crawey and biseres Steel Anvs vises, mill,
pit aud Cros,c, saws Nails, Spades Shovels, with general
syrtinglt of HARDWARE.
J'.e9 bales redey-'H9ds Clothes. piz
Great Coats, flannel shirts and drawers vests, girls
peisse s,rp oland and check shrtsOne OF boys
caps.
white Lead ground in oil, veriyrise in jars boiled Gil,
M inrS ig hIe in boxes. CoPpersS.
Seine rwine, shop do in halls and 81 Diaper, doz.
Diaper Tahleeohs assorted Sizes fine Lawn, Bomhazeen
Rombazetts different coinrs linen and Bedtyke
Long Lawn Ertneh Cambria Carlisle Ginghams, super
.ine Prints and Plates Saxon, Popn Dresses Barcelona
Hanc<ervhets, silk shawlS, slirng, linen and cotton
checks Ia dnity HAIR cord do black canbric Angola X
lambs wool hose long aud short ladies cotton hose
e tippe5 checked and strpt Valentines, oS
cmbrie iaeonet msSs. - null musl book do. worked
and spotted muslin, for dresses worked muslin robes,
elegant. sewing silk blue black and cloth cOors fashionable
sl 5ut,us patent aees, patent cotton threads fine nuns
thread from ~ 20, Miss Storys dye-ba Kidtermnser
AMI Brussels carpets, imperial hearth rugs royal improved
silverye needless pins, Aarseles quilting, cambFc dmi
lty Berlin and wosed Cords, Irish Linen in small boxes,
purchased in Belfast German Oznaburgs-expeee every
,iay from Bremen
For BY the Package, Picce, or Retail
ELLIS & ALLAN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-12

~ The ENQUIRER is pnhIished TWICE week, gene
y and three times week oug,ug the ssss,~n OF ie Sae
Price, the heretofore, Fire DeiarS per
ss,,m payaire advance. Notes of Chartered Bu6Ss
~sryl vi. he received in payment Tie Editor will guar
r the safety of renting them matt the postage Of al
1Strrs being paid Ivy the writers.
ar No papers will he siiSeonne but At The discretion
=, The Editor until ali arrcirsiges have 5s'n pai up.
tT- whoever will guarantee the payment OF nine pa
mrs shah tenth. gratis.
Pc TERMS or ADVERTISING.
o. One sg,lase insertion, IS ceRSedch continuance,
No Advertisement Inserted uafsi II ts either been pail for,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-12
FALL GOODS.

Brockenbrough e HIrvie,
E5AVE. RECEIVED, by the Edward
I 4 from London, and Niagara from Liverpool
IoIt!o5 SHberfine Cloths q fuSsimeies,
Moeskin roiiinett and SwanSiown Wu.scoatiugs-Pe-
isse and ladies CiOtls-Fins Fianes-Gre,n He--Se-
cond s-Planskerseys--Co atipgsF earnonghts--
Half Ihrssiieds Cotto,'sRose, Stript and Point Bian
ketsfnor and Stairs Competing lase Cords ami Stock.
ingnetisNen < Womens SILK, Cotton, Worz;ed x Lambs
wool HosieryBlaek and Fancy Coioured onhazines and
Bonbazetts-aIauche Furniture D,miI.esC oiion
ChCcks-Dap erS-fiuckahaclSs- Table Coths-Ecg ant
Shaws-Csnbric aud Niadrass Pocket HankerchiefSLa-
dies and Geiuenen's hut
tons-Coiton BsllSCooured Threads-Iinen Bed Ticks.
II fe1o cases oeI-dSs0rte.l CUT. FRY.
German Steel, Buttons, Pins and Needles
Doiblc Gioucester Cheese
Wilson'S Brown Stout
Du,sicls' I.nnion Nus,srd, orc. cJc.
The above Goods have been selected excellent Agent
nrlon. and PURCHASED with raoaey and will b. soil
low, for Cash, a.rspcss, by thu pece or pack
age.
Sent. IS. 3a-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-12
Rosfon. 0cia6er 4.
rORrICN sUMMARY.

BY tie polieness oS CAPTAIN Glover. Of
the ship Milo, from Liverpool. we blve
been favored With London pages to the
2fth of August.
AccosAias 70 these papers business was
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-12
FAIL GOODS.

FALL GOODS.
YaVHE Subscribers have received BY the @ips i>d'
.rirl AID Prince al IV0terioo from London,
and Niagara from Liverpool, f1go hundred Puck
cyes-comprising general anil extensive assori-
n,cpt Of mr. GODDS, among which are,
superfne Cloths snd Cs5siincrrs
Coarse Cloths, Plains, Fiaureis and herseys
aides Pesse Cloths, Nayt Cotlous
Striped and Hose Blankets
Cambrics sed fashionable Muslins
Cotton, Woiated, and Laul,swool Hosiery
Irish Linens, Ioilmetts ard SwandOwns
Carpeting aad Hearth Rugs
Bambazcttcs, &c sc. &c.
ALSO--h sc~ packag IS OF we'll assorted CHhery
Which they offer CIR Sale by the piece or pack
age. UIGGINBOTHAM, BARRGT X Go.
September IS. Ss-hw
SALT, HIDES. SSc.--lE SroRE.
500 tuied sacks blown Salts bJsle!i each
eco bhls. primr cirf Hcrriugs
NtNy-Crieans sugar ~ hii,s
Pa,el; 5ltot Nail Rods
Race Ging,r in hag, and ibis.
cascs blcachts Dncsiic Shirtin1soi superior qua-
hty
And viii receive in the eenrse OF mi, month cargo OF
atraN II {
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-12

(COPY)
KHYAPPAuANNOCk. Essex Intervening

(CUPY.)
FE7APPAHANNOCk. Essex Intervening
Court, continued and held the 18th Jsiy, 1916.
JAMES Hunter John Jones and Lawrence Muse, are ap
pointed Commissioners with some person TO pro-
vide an accurate CHART for this County, IN pursuance
OF and conformity OF the last Assembly 81 this
State
'' VIM. r. MATTHEWS.
OF IN conformity the above order We VIII recei's
proposals for ,na,rr the Survey therein directed,
undl die twenty-irst day of oetoier nex;.--Any
person wishing make tie contract, BY application 70
Lawrence Niu,e. IN Tappahannocs, IN his absence "a
liz Clerk Of tic County may s Of the roads and
COURSES which though necessary TO have sur
JAMES HUNTER,
JOHN JONES,
LAWRENCE MUSE.
.queUsf GO 3S-p
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FOREIGN'.
LONDON. Aug. s.
Curious NIanuScrit.ts.

Curious NIanuScritts.
Upwards of 500 original manuscript let
tiers of John, the first duke Of Marlborough
chiefly addressed to the then Secretary of
State, Sir Charles Hedges, and many of
them containing matter of very considera-
BILE interest, were on Tuesday sold by pub
lie auction. These letters, together with
three hotes of her Majesty Queen .Hnne,
to her favorite Secretary, were sold for
$40 guineas. Most of the duke of MARI
borough's letters were written during his
brilliant career OF the continent, in the be-
ginning of the last century; and contain,
besides military details some curious di-
plomatic particulars. Some few of the let
ters were written, it would appear, in part
by his Grace's confidential secretary, at
times probably when the nature of his high
Official duties afforded him not much per
sonal leisure 4; but even in those instances,
they are all concluded by line or two in
his own hand, and finally signed by him
self.
The Duke. in one of his letters. states,
that he was in the hands of the enemy FIVE
hours. but that he was providentially taken
FOR General Churchill, and that he esca-
ped, without the enemy being aware of the
prize they had within their power
The superscrpton or address of Queen
Anne's notes is in a form which prevails
to q considerable extent at the present
day the word For is used in the following
manner
For
SIR CHARLES HEDGES,
&c. &c.
The notes themselves do honor to the
head and heart of the Queen. Two of them
are upon the melancholy subject Of the ex-
ecution OF \ capita convict Of the name of
Jrllres. They are dated Tuesday and
Wednesday. The first encloses to the
minister petition which her Mai ,sty had
received in favor of the culp1it upon
which she says to her minister, " appears
he has a wife and six children and con
cludes 4" if Il be a case Of compassion. Z"
(that is, a case where mercy can probably
be shown,) "take care that his life NAV
be saved"
The other note, Of the following day.
states, that she has Z" been so pressed by
the woman" (the wife Of JefTcies, no doub, j
and positively commands q respite Of Oh :
execution, to afford time for full enquiry
into the circumstances of the case.
The 81 communication fir m her Ma; stv
is Of an open letter. which she had written
| to Lord Peterborrow, and thBs sJbn,ifs 20
the pcrusal OF her secretary. ~ here is no.
thing in the envelope BY which TIE nesure
| Of this letter en- b. inferred.
| Her Majesty uniformly subscrbes ner
self.
Your very afscctionste Friend,
ANNE s."
Angus. Il.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-12

SMITH q RIDDLE
YEAVE removed to Cary Street, lRtle above
3 I the cross street leading from the Bell Iay-
erp,
-TVhere they Offer For SIDE
London Particular Madeira Wine, shipped by
two of the oldest housesis the Island, in pipes,
hogsheads, quarter and half-quarter casks, oil
very superior quality,
LOndon Particular Teneriife Wine, in pipes, old
and i't for immediate use-the quality conside-
red excellent,
Antigua Rum.
1iofaan's Loaf Sugar, at the mandatory pri-
css,
Liverpool Salt, in sacks OFFS bushels,
Swedes Iron, well assorted, Pepper, in ba6s,
Cot Nails g. various sizes,
French Fair Root-ToP5,
lioston Sheet Glass in cases,
Hollow Glass Ware, trom Bohemia, in Go.
Queens Ware assorted, in crates,
IeaChina in sets,
A few PACKAGES Of Hardware, Cutlery, Cotton iio-
fiery, Lace ShawIs Sc
Received ON consignment, direct from the Man
n~ctures i'll England.
.9LS0,
Dolly expected, consignment Of Fresh Cdlont-
m SIX Goods--. consisting Of Bandanns Handk ts
Conpsny Flag Iandk'fs Company Lungy, RornalS,
&c
October &. 43-f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-12

yENO 81. rem E,)--fol' lhc ensuing Yeo,--l,is,
q valuable and we'll known T.iYEji.T and
S'f.-f]V-f-SfIO.N, ia The county of New-Nent,
irrsperly beiongingio KRIS FrQpSef--on the main
road leading from Riehmosd TO Williamsburg, and
IL mites from the farmer.
THIS stand, as Tavern. is well known, that i,
rs unnecessary to say any thing the macy all
'an'ases which il possesses.
fose1sinn will be gwen the ts day Of January
next, and IT not rented ont before The 9Th day OF
the present month, it wli then be set up To the
highest bp,ier on tue premises.
For terms, apply TO Mr.. Fursuson. living on the
premises, or to the subscriber, lviuSm Richmond
BYRD GEORGE.
Oct. Q. 44-st