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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-11-25

(1T THE SJGN or THE GOLDEN INpII.,)
A hEnow receiving general assortment Of IRONhON-
"a Gerry, CUTLERY, &c. which they are disposed 10
sell on very accommodating teflns-anong which are
Anvils, bellows plates, hammers, sises and bck-
irons SAWS, cast and German steel pit, mill crosscut
maud pannel venecrns, SASH ienon compass, keyhoe,
frame and wood cutters Locks OF every desCf pon,
among which scotch spring, of superior quality =
knives and forks pocket and knives razors Scissors
lances, drawing KNIVES braces aud its, hacles,
passes, steelTmeTs chses aud gonges adZes steel
blade squares measuring lines chests of tools complete
places, complete assortment Of iles, &c.
bRAsS, PLATED AND fANcY WARE Ladies' elegant
Work cdses--adies and gsntlenens dresing EO.plaed
run aud oaots, epois sugar dishes, cTeampos, bottle
slides, git aud steel purses gilt watch chains seals
Keys, plated and gilt aud buttons, thim-
bes pencil cases tooth picks aud bOdkins adcs thread
cases, elegant lea boards walters bread baskets cheese
Trays latana table and tea spoons faI and tail brass
descks, curtain pms comnIode handles aud krObs IRE
hooks, brass cocks, lantern pnes, window ditto, hat
hooks, escuteheons silver speciacles with pair extra
glasses To suit aages caddies coffee pots he'll pulls
aud bell cTanks lenders shovel and tougs andons faced
with brass, lion claw csstOrs bed feiiis pocket BOOKS
sleeve links ,belnielal skiliets and KETTLES.
NAEtErY-Bar Ton-Germaa. bsleTed. swedes and
cast sieeshec ron nail rods, plough plates tacks
screws. sprig andbrads wrought and cuinas coal hods
and cinder sboyes, X 30 Ok III and 10 IL window
glass stoves lack screws shoysls and spades sadrops
", al and butt hinges screw and barrel angeTs-iark
chain, gig, carriage aud switch whipsvalking CANES
cookie wheat sand and meal sievewire GoT wheat fans
bloCkn dl covers, owing pieces, pocAet aud horse
meas pistols powder laAs aud shot belts plaster
hfichdyprs patent ifoWeis fish kettles chess sack
gatnmnH bUNCs. pocket spygassss oil cloth, quality bind
ing plated bride bits, stSfup irons, cufbs. ndfiHedie
hooks heads aud hrogs. steel roller buckles hand Ian
terms, copper and iron tea Kettles copper scales iron
weights states Reeves water cOors skates rat traps
post aud hON coffee mills wlhlades shoe tacks nppeTs
pncefs shoe hammers iron boilers and sauce pans
luPd with tin wrerOm No 10 81, cufryc0uihs mathe
INSTRUMENTS waffle aud wafer irons, frying pans
griaifOn thermometers steel yards, nsp0Tder iron and
TN candescks,a general assortment Of castings &C &c.
October ~. t6.tf
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Adv ertiseunent.

DR0KE JAIL. sometime about the middle of October
IO last, in tie county of chesterfieh negro
med YOkICK late the property OF Nicholas Mi!s Esq
OF the town of Manchester from whom purchased hm.
particular description ~ Vortex (foT of Iccoec
ton Of HIM cannot be given further ban that he is of
black complexion and about % years of age.
Whoever will deliver the said negro DR. Robert 2.
Archer, OF Chesterfield. him in either Rich
m0nd Petersburg Jail, that get bin again. shall
receive ! just eOnip.nsationior his trouble.
RDBEliI H. WATKINS.
Petersburg, GeOrqia. Nov. II.
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v NANahle Nsegrnes.

NONG the neefocs 10 be- srid @, Ofausc Coufiheu4a
4 the i5th day on ner.intr arc lfsi rate
biscssn.fls. afnsIaud hnrsc csTrsntcr-a yo1pg ard
% unexccp tiorahie chaffcifrs.
psROS, slNrOS 9 co.
November -. It'd
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in Bombay, a,fIaee belonging TO, ~ IN The
possession OF His Maiesty-tlie il slaves
were pronounced to be forfeited 20 Ills
Majesty.
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oned the prosecution of Martha Cold +,
for libel on George Wilson, which had
that morning terminated in the acquital
of the defendant. We also slated, in a
brief way, the nature of the libel for
which the prosecution was commenced,
so far as to put the reader in possession OF
the Facts, and we do not find that any
objection is unade 10 the correctness of
that statement as far as it goes But we
arc now given TO understand, by friend
of Mr. Wilson's, that he feels much iniur-
ed that we did not 90 further, and add
the particulars Of the testimony, and Oh
what ground the defence was, at last,
placed, that the public might be enabled
TO see that the acquiital of the defendant
did not involve the guilt Of the prosecut-
or. This | admit, | should, in candor,
have done, if | had been present and
heard the trial; but al the same time,
do not perceive am chargeable with a
culpable omission for not having done ii.
But the truth is, wasnelher present, nor
could ! without more time than had
10 spare on Saturday forenoon, make my
self at all acquainted with the grounds
of defence that were eventually assumed.
now understand that those grounds
were, that, altho' the charges made IN
the publication were not supported by the
evidence as admitted by the Defendants
counsel, vet That there was no malice
proved on lie part ofihr defendant and
therefore, the essential allegation in The
indictment failed. This position was laid
down as sound, by the counsel for Tie
defendant, was adopted nv his honor the
mayor IN his charge to the jury, and,
presume to add, is not only cOnsonant
with reason and common sense, but with
strict law. The jury acted upon il, and
acquitted the defendant from the charge,
without the least implied iinpuiaiion "a
gainst the integrity OF The prosecutor.
Since the above was in type, the fol-
lowing is added az tie request of MIR.
Price, one of Mr. Wilson's counsel.
MIR. Emmett, the counsel of Mrs. Brad
street, in his address TO the jury, stated
that, whatever might have been lis i'm
pfessions before the trial, he was now
happy to state that Mcssrs. Wilson's
stood perfectly acquitted before the pub
lie by tic evidence, from all participant
on in the corrupt conduct of their client,
Mathew Gold. lie should therefore
place tie defence OH the innocence of
his client in making the publication,
and not on the guilt OF the complain
ants. ~. \. FIR. Past.
Messrs. George and Peter Wilson, were
both mentioned in the libel
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In Hemieo superior Court of Lgto,

III Henico Superior Court oi Lg,c,
September 20, 1917.
= yANY suits remaining upon tue 'i"chet of this Court
~ mniricd III Is oRDERED, that an Intermediate
,r,a this Cer held The FIRST Tuesday in Dece
be nest; aud tl; all un,ried remaining the
docket this C"at be continued I'LL The said ineTed
a,e ter.;i.
4 copy. TB. g. HOWARD u Z.
tir SO IL is expected that the above mentioned inter
ir,atc term will be held in The olce OF the General
Curt. To. II.
oct 3 I3lt4I
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SmSth & Riddle,

FAVE received, per ths soop Brothers, hhds. ana
qr. casks choice old Madeira Wine-6 tieTces aud
barrels luee.... ILSD, per the Fdrmsrs' Fancy,
, pipes and hid. L. p. Tene,iiTe Vine.
IN sfORE..-.T3 casks Cut Nails, various -izes
10 hhds. and SO barrels ". 4. Ram
80 barrels Loaf Sugar
Hcyenlher IA. 55f
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NenoyaA.

NeEnOyal.
MILLS ALLAN have removed 10 their new building
- on 18th street, nearly opposite the geTavern aud
are receiving and opening very extensive
reiit at Londo aud LirerPooL 90ODy which they will
sell On terms deserving the notice of country aud town
merchants.
they have besides
Salt in sacks
crates we'll assoE,ed
Elegant Tea China
HaI Iron
sieei--and eeneraIassOrtmens Of Cutlery ana
EsEdTduGge.
Sept ~. 31-if
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enforcement IF Neutrality Uader fits
head, tile Providence American, Of Fri
day last, states, the brig b, at Bristol, was
on Thursday, tired before the H. States
District Court of Rhode Island, fer an
alledged violation OF the neutrality of Size
u. States; and was condemned after al
examination, in which sufficient evidence
was addaced TO justify the dec!sioI Of Tie
Court.
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Vai}. Goods.

VS OBERT & HALL NELSON have received large
= soIuirnt ef UOOtieR Fancy Goods, suited TO The
sesa. which they determined to sell At the lowest
p;ircs, foI cash or acceptances ih town.
rr,.i pa ji-tf
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IoMM Fox

Arying, Robertson 81 Go.
ANiNC faktii tat Spacinus aud convenient hOuse
Cary or street. oppoSiIc the Rasin. formerly
piei 10y aessrs I'm p. smith y 20. and door
Nessis Mpofsou Staples, offer their services their
t;iends and he publicas COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
ware otihc cnnTse ncce sasy ior promoting tier
iefcsts sy ~nis sOrit patfonace cpnmcUsurate with
heF pnnciiaiitf aud attcnton to business.
they witt ais" receive goods produce Storage.
IictmOud, Ou2I. 4s2r
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EaN Goods.

kgROCNENDROUGH x HARVIE have received by the
> Jas ~ aad rp1fiiGmS ESrG, from Liverpool a
pan OF trir FALL GOODS nv III. Leraat from Lon.
don and faia Ckef, from Liverpool, daily expected
they wll receive the balance of their Goods which will
si,sAs titeis assortment very general.
sspt. 3R-tf
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10 erect monument to 1t Brocks at
this place
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Eav,ns fny Sale.

~sNUn ensct her ishing to The Southwestern
cDnptr, rs for sale valuable aud comfortable
iarr,s the one situate mile northwest of Orange
taIthousc containing 30+ acres, with atact IN nun
dred 90 lwo Yards H. containing I22 acres considered
and cultivated appeudlnt the first. The other tract
lies about two aud hall miles southeast OF the Court
house aud contains S2S acres. On both farms are good
and convenient dwelling and other houses, With itresl
ng mas hines There is great abundance Of woud land
aud tibes - each farm and The last IS reclaimed
,eav OF 20 or acres Welding annually from 90 900
$50 weight of hay. The above farms are situated ~
pali hf the cornry healthy Is believed as any IN
sbc world aud ia most unexccptionabe ueighborhood
Supposns mai any person dcsrOus "f purchasing will rs
the property, pom display of its advantages is
drcnr. unnecessary. fictefmsoue third in hand. and
tire balanCe in an,uai Instruments.
RUBEiir TAYLOR.
county. Nov. a. J2Sx
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-11-25

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 1.-THE May
or's Court OF this city adjourned on We'd
nesday last ,aitera session OF sixteen days.
During thesession, two hundred deisiit
bills were presented TO the Grand Jury, OF
which one hundred and eighty-nine were
returned true bills.
Among other interesting cases, was an
indictment against -- Miller, for d
misdemeanor in seducing free negro
from the city, and selling him as a slave
in the state of Delaware. The case was
attended with circumstances OF peculiar
aSgravaiion. The negro was engaged by
the defendant and another person, who
had absconded, TO work OH board u shat
Top, trading down the river, under pre-
tence ofgaiherins peaches for the market.
When She arrived In one ofilie sinal!creeks
or inlets of the bay, he was seized, ted
and sold for the sum of S $50, which was
paid IN hIs presence. The negro was de-
livered 10 the purchaser, who kept him
secured by means Of Chain fastened
round his legs, affixed TO a staple, for Sc
vcral days, for The purpose, it is suspect
ed, of selling him 10 some of the Georgia
dealers fortunately for the poor fellow,
lie was enabled 10 escape by forcing one
OF the Inks of the Chain. His master.
from intoXieaiion. being unable 10 pur-
sue bin, he effected his escape.
The murder of slave was for a long
time under the laws Of some of our sister
states, considered as Il misdemeanor-an
offence which he committed for sum OF
money. 10 the honor OF The legislature
of the States where such laws did exist,
they have been repealed while, under
the boosted penal laws of Pennsylvania,
IN
a chattel above the value of 20 shillings,
than to steal human being, and devote
Il fellow creature 10 perpetual slavery and
misery. The punishment i'll the former
case, cannot exceed ONE wears imprison-
ment at hard labor, while Ill iiie latter II
may extend TO tllreeyear
BALTIMORE, Nov. l9.-'Fhe trial men
toned yesterday as pendIngin Baltimore
county court since Friday morning, was
an action brought by the Rev. GEORGE
DAsHIELL against CHARLES WORTH
INGTON and WIFE, for certain words ale
ged TO have been spoken of the plaintiff,
tending To imjure him in his professional
character ms miniStsr of the gospel
The defence III effect was, that The words
charged TO have been spoken were true.
and thai they were not spoken with any
malicious intent. The pi adings oi the
counsel were concluded about half past
tuoo'cIock, aud the jury, after retiring
about ten minutes, returned verdict for
the defendants.
The other actions commenced at the
same time with the above, for similar
charges, by the same plaintiff, have been
discontinued.
The above brief notice of the result Of
the several actions, has been suggested,
forihe purpose of rendering unnecessary
any other publication on the subject.
Fed. Gazette.
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Six Indian Chiefs, deputed from tine
Cherokee Nation, arrived at the seat of
government on tie 18th inst. They in
tend waiting on the president 10 complete
The object of their mission. -Four Offhem
are half breeds, and are named James
Brown, Richard Taylor, Richard Riley,
and George fiarlu the other two, En-
a-iaw-naw-ae, speaker, and Roman Nose,
are true descendants OF Indians. 10.
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PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 1.-THE May
or's Court OF this city adjourned OH We'd
nesday last, after a session of sixteen days.
During thesession, two hundred andeisiit
bills were presented TO the Grand Jury, OF
which one hundred and eighty-nine were
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-22

Vaudeville Il Larmour,
Offer for sale,
60 hhds whiskey
so barrels do
80 barrels Northern rum
Is puncheons West India do
20 bids. New Orleans and Muscovado
sugars
. so bbls. do do do
10 hhds. New.0rleans Molasses
"a boxes brown Havana sugar
2aO bags green coffee
Is casks Goshen cheese
30 10 S SsIf do Chocolate, No ,aa
a5s lbs. Fiotant and Bengal indigo
90 kegs ground ginger
500 almonds
so nutmegs
10 boxes Windsor and Rose soap
1000 bushels blown salt
1000 do. ground alum do.
Imperial, hyson, young hyson and
souchong teas, refined sugars and >agene.
raj assortment Of wines liquors and gro.
ssriss as usual. April s
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-22
NOTICE.

IN consequence Of being entitled to
three negroes in the possession Of VIM:
Hummer, Of Loudon County, Va. by the
names Of susan, Jerry and Sam, which |
did demand before two witnesses, on the
1sth day Of April 1917, ofsaid Hummer,
and saaii prosecute at law to obtain them
under o deed OF gilt from Samuel Doset
and May his wife, to their daughter
Sarah Do.et, (my wifel and tor to pre-
vent raid negroes to be conveyed OF, or
sold t. some innocent Purchaser, no"
give this notice to prevent others from
SUITS. Sc. and being deceived in the Pur-
chase WIN. G, NEWTON.
april 81 T"
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pUBI1sED DanH, By sNoWBEN RoYA-sTREET ALEXANDRIA
Notice to Grocers.

The old establishment of John May,
deceased, Tobacconist, situate 8. doors
below MarstelIer's auction room and Of
posite Matthias Suyder's paint and oil
store, on Prince street, is now revived
and carried on more extensively in all
its branches than it ever before has been
done-under the firm Of
Jonathan c. May and Go,
Customers are invited to apply, whore
they may be furnished with the following
articles at wholesale and retail, on the
best terms.fOr cash a..
VIZ.
Prime cavendish
Ditto small twist from 8 to 10 per Ii
Second quality do
Pigtai in rolls
Best Spanish segars warranted
Half Spanish DO
American segars
Smoking tobacco in papers
Maccoboy snuff,
\ Rappee and Scotch, in bottles and
bladders.
NIB. Several thousand weight OF
tobacco stems for sale. !
March &c
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GROCERIES, &c.


80 chests imperial, young hyson, and
hyson teas, superior quality,
$500 pieces short yellow nao, R;rs,
keens Thon
$500 do long do do o"op
$50 bales burlaps, ticklenburgs, Hes.
slams, creas dowias, white and br.
platilas, estopillas Il Britaunies
zoo boxes half pint, pint, & quart tam-
blers aud decanters
20 casks best German steel
50 dozen German scythes and straw
knives
cask brass wire, for stair carpet
rods
$50 hogsheads, s5 tierces and so bar
rels muscoyado sugars
40 puncheons third and fourth proof
Antigua rum
10 pipes superior Sicily Madeira wine
100 boxes soap aud candles
so barrels no. and 2 beef
For sale by
CHARLES /. CATLETT,
Twins wharf.
For Freight,
TX The brig FANNY, Capt. Mer-
49, rili, burthen about 900 barrels.
april Is .dppty as ADORE.
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GROCERIES.
TSTIE subscribers have just received
and offer for sale,
6 hh,!S ard 20 bbls first and second
quality sugars
4 hhds 10 bbls good molasses
hhds 10 bbls whiskcy, Baltimore
inspection
10 kegs ground ginger
bags race DO
Is casks cheese
10 boxes gunpowder tea ,SldGs.
: CHESTS young hyson dos Cargo.
bale writing paper
100 reams wrapping do
so do tea do
/ 20 dozen leading lines
10 do bed cords.
5 bags alspice
Q do pepper
2 tierces rice
so boxes mould and dipt candles
4 kegs Richmond tobacco, Dunlap's
mandatory
10 boxes No. aud chocolate
20 bags coffee
s kegs Carrots snuH
) bsxes Zig blue
) do mustard
barrel starch
ej bags assorted shut
DPS Co.'S, Brandy vine guupowder
Loagsusay, copperas, alum, st. Peters
salad oil, indlso, with general sssort'
ment Oh wines, liquors and groceries as
usual. W. 4. F. MARbOkf.
april IL u
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Muscovado Sugar.
EOHN &. LADD & Go. have received
Oh per ship America, and offer for sale
So nossheads prime Mascovaao Sugar
ALSO,
Per schooner Franklin, from Norfolk,
9 half pipes London particular Ma
deira Wine, of Superior quality
april Is
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Potomac and Shenandoah Ma.
vigatlon Lottery.
a5th DAYS DRAWING.
453s, first drawn No. prize Of 81 GOO
1875, prize of 100
74l9, prize of 81
First drawn number on Friday next.
entitled to 100 Tickets, from No 1851
to 10000 inclusive.
" TICKETS for sale by
70 april Is II. GRAY.
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LINDSAY AND HILL
OFFER FOR SALE,
1000 bushels A nny seed Oats
$1,000 do salt lcr packing and striking
fish
100 bags Havana green coffee
90 hhds West India rum
Is bales COTTON
6 hhds. 4 bis. and 10 boxes sugar
10 do "hiskey
100 tons plaster.
so DO logwood
, March 81
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For Boston,

rx The new and fast sailing
x6EGSs schr ANDES, Calvin Bourne
master. She has half her car
Ss& go engaged. and will ssil in a
few days. For freight Of 500 barrels, aP.
nly 10 T. H. HowLAND, or the master on
bcard. april 10 st
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Oats and Rye Flour.

Oats and Rye Flour.
JOHN G LaDD AND co.
OFFER FOR SALE,
U(HE CARGO Of sioop Traveller,
from New York. consisting oi
5000 bushels Albany Seed Oats
II barrels new Rye Flour:
For New ork,
rn The sloop TRAvELLER,Fl.
KID Beaston, master; burthen oUo
S,rreIs will be ready to receive cargo
in a few days. For freight or passage
apply as above.
april 10
Whiting, Brown Stout, &c.
nARNEWALL s P0PhAM offer
ID for sale, received per schoOners Ia-
Get and Hazard,
10 hhds. whiting
- casks Hibbert's (bottled In Lon
dOn) brown stout
2 casks German scytheS
90 bills. prime pork
600 bushels white potatoes
500 10 Albany oats
40 bbls. N. f. Rum
S hhds. muscoyado sugar
For New-Y ork,
- The schr JULIET, regu-
x$sEEA> lar trader, will be ready in a
irEsNkrST e., 10 ,,s for the reCeDSlOn OF
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Pork, Candles and Soap.
TOHN G. LADD & 70. have received
% per schr Mary, from Baltimore, aud
offer tor sale,
so bb!s. prime pork
60 boxes yellow soap Of superb
S do white do >, IOrq quality
S. do mould candles rlanuisc-.
tured in Baltimore, and can be recon.
mended for the use Of families.
april 10
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JOHN G.. LADD & co.

JOHN G.. LADD & co.
Have received per brig Economy from
Boston,
find offer for sale,
1913 tons plaster paris
so 0 b barrels anu musoovado sugar
pipe Lisbon Wine
90 barrels apples
2 cases straw bonnets and hats oil
various patterns
in STORE,
Is tons wedes iron
s5 tons Russia old sable iron
100 pieces Russia shestings
$40 Ravens duck
25 Russia duck
I6 bales India goods, consisting OF
Beerbsom Gurrahs
Movi sannahs
Comercolly, chittabillyand laekipore
baftas
yAuzengin mamm0edies
Madras Handkerchief
Blue Gillas
Mock pullicat
bale German dowlas
20 pieces sattinetts
1900 yards tow cloth
so cases mems fine and coarse hats
Is cases and barrels mems and boys
fine and course shoes
1000 sides prime NE soal leather
100 reams writing paper
Wrapping aud sheatiDg paper
keg Faxons' axes
so casks cut nails
10000 lbs cordage assorted sizes
so boxes long and short pipes
s dining sets Canton china OF IS
pieces each
6 hhds AND s crates blue printed
and common Liverpool Ware
l0jiOxes 9 by II London crown
glass
500 bushels Liverpool blown salt
4Oksacks do do
400 ooxes mould and dipped candles
so barrels tanners oil
lOU boxes TloreDCe OIL
so boxes double refined rhinestone
Boxes Spanish chocolate
100 boxes No. ! and s chocolate
10 barrels mackarel
S barrels gross behring's
20 kegs picked salmon
95 quarter casks sherry wine
.;na. Madeira dn
l6 pipes Catalonia do
5 pipes Teneriffe do
Q pipes Lisbon do
40 kegs sweet Malaga d"
90 do dry Malaga do
90 demijohns Madeira do
Boxes Spanish chocolate
$4,000 lbs prime st. Domingo coffee
ID boxes Tyson and 10 boxes young
hyson tea =
90 barrels muscovadO sugar =
s5 cases white z brown Brazil'sugar
9 hogsheads molasses
so barrels NE rum
700 lbs cassia
Is kegs ginger
Is kegs raisins
so half boxes Spanish segars
40 barrels No beef
Mahogany furniture, consisting OF bu-
reaus, wash and candle stands
An assortment Of bingham ware, con-
sisting Of nests boxes, nests measures,
barrel covers, buckets, etc. ~
Mast hoops and hanks
10 tons tuStic,
april 4
- az
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Notice,
T0 the Creditors of THOMSON VIo-
Il LETT, deceaseG.-A third dividend;
OF the assets of said estate is hereby de-
clared by order Of the Orphans Court for
the county Of Alexandria, payable on
Tuesday the ED instant.
ISAAC ROBBINS,
Admir- to Thompson Violet, decd.
april Is, dict
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-22
For Sale or Freight,

rEs The brig Levant, William
xE%Es Malcolm, master burthen
lHssss 800 tons, carries. about 1000
3BZ&H barrels, sails fast, is we'll
found, and will be ready for the reception
ia cargo in FIVE days.
.aPpty to
Who have for sale said briggs Cargo OF
10 tons Plaster Paris
IS hogsheads N. England Rum
10 barrels
$4,000 feet two inch plank.
aDrll 2
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-22
TUESDAY, APRIL 2s. 1917.
New-EngIand Rum.

IL Hogsheads New-England aRUM,
landing on Bayne's wharf, from schooner
Liberty, from Bostou-For saleby
BARNEWALL II POPHAM.
April ID 1w