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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-05-16
FROM Sr. HELENA.

ANeN-f ORR, WAY w.
We learn from Captain Beiiey. of the
ship Hora;io, arrived yesterday from Cal
cutta, that he was boarded of ST. Helena.
on the 30th of March, by his maiesty's
brig Leycrette, captain Theed, who intor
med that Bonapartc was perfectly we'll,
and had grown very tat blu, kept himself
quite close 10 prevent the innumerable
opportunities OF strangers. He had made
a complaint 10 the governor on the sub
jeci, who had issued bulletin TO prevent
,ransgressious within tie pale of the ea-
emperor'S limits.
The British Admiral, Sir p. Malcolm,
was in expectation of being relieved by
Admiral Plamiin, who was hourly looked
for. As a proof of the vigilance Of those
who are st To watch his hate imperial ma
jesty, II is omiy necessary 10 state, that tire
Hora,o was telcgraphe,l 60 miles distant
from the island. Fresh provisions of all
kinds were very scarce on Tie island
none TO be purchased by strangcrsAand
I, Joint of fresh meat was looked upon
as Il great luxury on generals TIA
ble
We also learn from The Horatio, that il
had been very Sicklv in the interior of
India, particularly among The European
troops-it was healthy, however, at Cal
cutta.
All was quiet in India, except frequent
incnrslons were made by the Pindarces,
Il Kind ofbandtti, wloassembled some
times to the number ofio,ooo, and com
miited depredations upon defelccl,ss
villages.
The Port Louis Gazette, of the 18th of
September, announces the arrival of his
ma iesty's ship Tyne, from Ova, having
on board two brothers of Radam, king
OF Ova, who are to be educated under
the care of of the British government
These young Princes are aged ten & ele-
ven. fEa-etfe.
General I-allemand arrived in this CT
ty Yesterday morning from Boston.
Captain Wilson of The schooner RAM
part, arrived at Philadelphia in - days
from Cape Henry, Glayti, y informs, that
on the 18Th of April, "a large frigate and
an armed brig. under white colors, stood
close into Port Picol I, and then passed
to !eeward. supposed French. going 10
Port -au-rrince. TNIcr. Adj.
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knife TO his tllroat--but of this YOU pro-
baby know more than we do. In Janna-
nv wc reached Gibraltar. We found the
celebration OF the Carnival had rendered
il much gayer than usual. Some nights
the streets and houses were filled with
persons masked. Masquerades are found
20 be so demOraIIZing, Gf the word may
be useCO that they have been prohibited
by most of our state legislatures. On the
9th we departed and anchored here on
the 2Sth uiiimo.
Cadlz is IA regular, well built city,
nearly insulated, containing fifty six thou
sand inhabitants. Ii has public SQUARES,
and the Aiemeda, for waiks-th;s is next
the sea and hasa pleasant prospect of the
bay, &c. A church that was commenc..
ed some time in the 10th century. is adj
mlred for its arciiitecture-It will never
be completed, for reason that checks
many nderiakinos-want Of funds. Ii
is reported that his Catholic Majesty is
hostile towards ile United States. The
people Of Cadz have evnced such dis
position 10 my knowledge. The unusual
changes IN the season ihat have produced
so much distress in parts of Europe and
our country, appear 10 br extending TO
this neiglibourhoed. Though this is said
10 be always a fine of the wear when
rains are frequent, none has fallen for a
considerable time past. Professions are
often met nihc streets invoking the saint,
whose business IL may be to furnish wa
Ter. to let them now have supply. The
Only public amnsements in this christian
country are to be seen at the Circus on
Sundays. The equestrian performance
Is hy company Just arrived from Eng
| land, and are such as we see in Boston
but the ftals disnlayed on the wire and
rope are truly astonishing. There an
| pear 10 be a great many soldiers IN Ca
diz, destined to act in South America
but from what | can learn, not more than
two regiments will embark to reinforce
! the royal army. The fair sex are pretty
muchas descr',edby Byron in his Chi!de
| larol.le-as ready 10 heal as inilict a
| wound.-As you are married man, YOU
| have not heard me speak of the momen
i'll the Mediterranean, though there are
many of them beautiful, and all strangers
| find them bewiiching."- Boston Patriot
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- Bostoa, udy 10.


We have received London paper. of the
18th March. but il contains no political ne ws
oil any interest. Two or three thousand troo rs
were atCadiz, waiting transports ior Spanish
America but the government were without
funds, to provide them, AMI no loans could be
faIscd: The American squadron were lvin.
at Cadiz. The British merchants in the Me
diterranean, complain of great losses. from rhe
rivalry of their trade, by the Danes * Swcties
who are said TO have from To 400 vessels, EN-.
pioyed ia the Carrying trade, from. and to
the respective ports In the Mediterranean. 1t
is said Lord Cochrane, will be Joined by several
other military and law geninsses, in his tour 10
Soath America. This project will probably
end IN a profitable Cmfkagenian speculation.
very popular drama has heen published i'm
Paris, under the title of " ;pGlioce or Scottish
hins'rei," founded on Miss Porters interesting
romance OF the' Scottish Chiefs A Switxer-
land article says" The Bonapartists. Danish.
ed from France, are founding in America, n CT
ty, TO be called Proscribopoiis." This is new to
We last evening, received Dublin papers TO
Sih April. The average price of wheat aud
flour. Ter the week ending April 4, was 1905
per sack. The Magistrates of Manchester
have published sriritei address i'm support
of government. The British government have
appointed a Mr.. NcGiillvray, to demand of
Lord Seikirk, the Beaver seized in Canada by
his Lordsi1ip, valUed at SO,O20l
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nation, nor are the same liable To rc al
Judged and condemned as forfeited, as in
and by the said information. it is de-
manded-and it is therefore aliudged,
that the said one barrel of pork. and one
barrel OF flour, be, by the said William
Hail, forthwith restored and delivered up
to the said Horatio Gates, as being his
property, but Without costs, inasmuch as
1t appeared to the said Court, that there
was probable cause Of seizure of the
said pork and -four.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-05-16

SsPIuNG GoODS.-SUhcri07d fDioghof,7 4 (c in
- addition To their stock baud. receiving BIZ the
aepo, rom LONDON best sJpeffhe oDCIotbs. Cam
bFes and tallicces, Bcmbazoes assorted eolarsJ Prn
td lnGia and Furniture Dimes, printed INSTINCTS aud
9nuungs, foIk Strtne, Royal Rib, Liucnard Cotton
ichs ounce Thread Sewing sin and Twist DoIlimau,s
Sna oakey's best Iordan Hats, exc &c.&c.
IheY have ON hand, genera assortment Of Hardadre
StHfseTg, sd. wrought Nails london Porter window
Gas. 10 IL, l2x H. and 10 Is. Grown Paint Vene-
tau Red sc. &c &c.-An Of which they offer for sale
Oh accommodating terms.
May 10. a,f
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EXTRACT OF A LETTER.

UtHNSUN, HPTIt y.
We have had ten days Of very fine
weather, and the oats are almost all
sown. 1t is a curious fact that there is no
granery unoccupied either in this quar-
ter or III the east country; and thst up
wards of twenty vessels are lying with
cargocs of grain on board for want of
siore-roOm.
&c We are advised from St. Petersburg,
that 100000 quarters OF wheat, AMI one
million quarters Of rye, having during
the winter, been contracted for al ST. Pc
tersburg, Liebau, and Riga alone"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-05-16

DIED. on Thursday the s,b inst at the residence Of
Cart marlborough Montague, in Po,vhatan County,
CdPt Rewben p0ughaR, late of Meek euburc Coanty a.
ged So years, after niis aboni ten as
We married atan early age, and aer having lived with
MS amiahe cnnsortd Syears, in manner WORTHY he
initiated, has eft her together with many children 10 he
his loss.
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Mr.. HAYS SpFrCrI

Occhpies large poriio. oFfkis d0y's paper ne
suspect az Is os abte tie0 ofke question as cre hos
Gee" trfsented-1,erh1ps nc trosid nor 20 SoO far ~
sdr tne abiestif" Ssiei. ofeourse 10 me laN MIRA
bereffhs hSfbHi . n Keticv.-Hrd0 bof ey7cse or
time, 10 ribs docUmcNr.
Lsave'peSs aiosS much pos,ibis is one offhe
grc"ffSt disccrrjies H7d6t in poyitirs tJgJ.
Tith fher ttir0te jndsaeaf n,ffe as y,ossibcro,
S!SteaIty euh TIE grand interests for ,riifch 7epAbs
can gee -rahRs" is iasfb~td.--IHe rcdrsT gca CONE
& his ,'nie The Rfayer you Gger0cci tie .yxe ,y,cL
PIE ofgO0d g0eeyn,aeat.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-05-16

We understand, that Major Gale, who
at present has the command of the Navy
Yars in this city, is shortly to assume the
command ON the n. Orleans station, and
that Major Gamble, of the Marines, is TO
succeed to the command of the Navy
Yard. 1t will be recollected by our read
ers that Major Gamble accompanied the
gallant commodore Porter in his long, pc
.ilous, and glorious cruise during tie late
war with Great Britain.
Philadelphia Gazeffe.
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s,NDR SALf-A very yainuhe IRdCV or LINN.
containing about 32l acres with ahont one mil and
baif OF ;e Brooke IdreN AID sitnsted in
healthy ard agreeable negltboJhOnd. A paff az tis
laDd Is very ieTiilemOTc an half of is in wood ava
The grcaer part of that. r0iNubse 1imier. There Is
SO on This Land, fne spring Of excellent water Thee
advantages with that Ofa good the city Of Rtcb
mond) make this very desirable 7fact Of Lo,i and
worth Tie attention those DESTROYS of vesting money n
real estate "
For JERafS, which will he very accommodates an
ply to Nf ;. oven, at tie Brooke Tavern or 10
MoHcuTs, Robinson q Pleaseats.
MavTG a.
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WILLIAM COBBETT.
The unpublished works of DIR. Franklin
n 49l psen presented to and accepted by the

81. PeterSbNIg B.rch Is.
Lieutenant kotzebnt, commander of the ship
Rurik, has discovered on his vov,,re round the
world several new islands, which he has nam
zed honidn1oW S, Speridow's, krusenterns, Kie-
itisowS and Suwarrow's Islands.
nc Dublin Papers mention the burning of
-Se<efai iirhnig establishments By iucendiaries
s t}1e ptf hehi introducing statement, says
y ile Waite OF the codnty dublin is daily be-
sconfpS more alarming, and will require the
utmost activity and vigilance of the police, g.
tbestfOngest measures the law can enforce to
pat stop to The dreadful outrages which are
now so prevalent.
MARSHAL MAsSENA.
we extract some account of this once cele-
brated man from the Nioniteur ofthe 9th, which
we received last night.
Andrew hassena, Prince of Essling.
Duke OF tiv0li, Grand Cross of the Rovai
Order of the Legion OF Honour, Com
mander oifthe Royal and Military Order
ofSt. Louis, &c. &c. was born at Nice.
OIL the 9Th of May, 1853, and died in the
hotel at Paris, in the street de Bourbon.
on the morning of the 4th April, after a
long and excruciating illness.
After having at an early period Of
life served three years at sea, he entered
into the army Of France during the wear
Of I775, when he joined the ROYAL Italian
regiment, IN which his uncle was cap
tain.
He successfully became Commander
of the second battalion OF The Var, Colo
mel of the ci deyant regiment Of la Sane,
and a General of Brigade and OF Division
in 1903. The ensuing year he command
cd body of 10000 men, charged with
the expedition of OuelIo, and The taking
of Sa0ngio lac afterwards almost uni
fOrmly commanded the advanced guard
OF the Army Of Italy, took the principal
part in Its movements, and acquired the
epitlict of tie Cherished Child of Veto
ry
Hostllitlcs recommending IN 1850,
lie as commander of the Army Of the Dan
ube, made that memorable campaign
which the battle of Zuricli rendered at
once so decisive and glorious OF which
10000 prisoners were the trophies, and
where he contendcd with those two great
Generals, Prince Charles and Marshal
sowaroh. lie Immediately afterwards
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-05-16

MiRRiEp. on the nth Inst. hy Pa,son Carrie Ma
MurL ID. RA"rlNs, of Richmond, TO Miss NARY A. L.
Hunt, of Granville, n. C.
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VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.

DELEGATES TO THE LEGISLATtRE.
Fr0H6LiR-Lewis Tnrnhuli. Benjamin Cook.
Uenry-Soward King Nicholas u. Barston.
P"frick-Charles Forster Abraham Staries.v
Pufsyle0Mia-IlomasC lara,' Walter Coles.
STATE SENATE.
FrSatii District. -oeofge Rsirston jun.s of Hcnrs
county.
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/ ANn-"eoy the Brest yeiraf ifc--Cn T1esdsy- the
- 20h current will be sold af auction the prerni
ses, az ~ O'Clock credit offs, H. ~ and "a onths
part OF the estate ofIhomas ~ Presgcr. R,0 con.
iabhig IL al about 500 Tie fard Intended for
sale sid III into Lots of 10 TO - each aerefahIy
to i'ia' which will lie ie Ofice Aboni 2aa A.
ces whine sold he The price what it and should
me sac ne continued, every Lot set IN also struck
of wiihcui Iimif.
Notes satisfactorily endorsed, negotiable at any ofthe
mans ~ hiclmond and secured by deeds of trust will
be regnitedfropi The purchasers. ~
~ ABARRAgtE will he provided
"a og6er 0f the PrOprfe,or
Maybe. "a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-05-16

ETiLLIAM & pENDLETnN having sold M interest
w in the concern of William p. Smith Co. of ibis
place. TO 'he other copancTs, is this day Withdrawn
fTom The copartneislip conducting business upder the
firm aforesaid.
The ,emaing coparners continue bUsne S. under the
frmof Uitam p. Smith Co.
May 10. a.
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Saturday the 10Th April, 1917.
William Hall, searcier and waiter, of
the custom house of the port of Montreal,
WHO prosecutes as well for his majesty as
for himself, and all others
CONCERNED as. INFORMANT.
One barret Of pork aud one ba,reL fouy.
The Court having seen and considered
the information aforesaid, OF tie said w
Hall, by which he claims and demands,
that one barrel of pork and one barrel Of
flour, which on the 81 day of April inst
he had caused TO be seized at Montreal,
aforesaid, as conlraband and prohibited,
the same being the product aud manu-
iacture of the United States Of America.
and having been imported aud brought
into this Province by land or inland naVi-
CATION, contrary to law, and therefore
praving that the said one barrel of pof,.
and one barrel Of flour, should be con
demned as forfeited, and disposed OF MS
the law directs; having also seen the
claim OF iioratiO Gates, OF Montreal, n
foresaid, merchant, by Which he demands
that the said one barrel of pork, and one
barrel Of Hour, should be restored and
delivered up to him, as bsils his proper
~, aud IN 40 wise subject or liable TO sci
cure or condemnation. aforesaid.
And having heard the parties, bv their
counsel, and seen The admission made bg
them
II Is considefed, that the said one bar
rel OF cork, aud ono barrel of dOnr, were
not illegally imported or brought into
This Proslpce, rs stated - The s9li intor
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-05-16

MFR. JOHN JOHNSoN-.Sir--pIea.e to iaae noiie =
IVA that shall Saturday the path inst IL fair if NOT
on the Monday following at Roier Rams Tavern at
gloucester court house between The hors ten in the
forenoon and four ia the afternoon to take the
deposition of Francis ". Cooke read IN evidence IN
sum depending in the Cbancery District Com; ofwi'i
anshurg, whereo am plaintiff, and YOU, surviving
partner OF John Nc Dowan & Co..Gre defendant.
HANNAH WHITING,
Er6cKtrtT IF n. u. Waiting, dss.
Ill
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INTEHESTlNG EXTRAcr

on ieHT from one IF oisr nsyaI oGioess. 10
his fyiem IN Bost0a, daled a. Ca,Gy
March 10.
la January we again sailed for Al
giers. The batteries OF the sfrop, civ -
gain present formidable appearance. -.
The Dey has finally colcl IdeG io accenf
our treaty though when signing Il b4 said
he was Oh his hack, uh.le 49, ptesentsi !.
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May 10.

Oh the corner Of and 10Th streets ~ alvay Bur
ttn, wheTe Gentlemen and Ladies will he attended TO-
az ~ times, with neatness and dispatch.
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From the Woqtreea Corant of ApyR ae.

From the Wonreq2 Coranf Of Ap,dI 90.
IMPORTANT law CAsE.-The court
of Kings Bench foc This district decided,
the last tern, the following case, in which
the principle of imports of American
produce through the province of Upper
Canada is clearly settled. ibis case was
on seizur1 Of pork and -four imported
from the Y s. inlo tin province of Upper
Canada, and regularly cleared from Gus
tom house in that province for this
These facts were admitted by the claim
ants for the property, and The court, af-
ter fan and able hearing from the. coun-
sci on both sides, decided that tie pro-
perry be released, and stated fitily tie
principles OF HE law, which is, iiiat the
produce Of The u. States, lawfully import
ed into the Upper Province, is entitled 10
an entry in this, aud that there is not or
has been any law to prohibit such impor-
tatIOnS.
III efY.cf of 1Jo,fyenI
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LIVERPOOL, March 26.
10 THY DHrII If,I,' ~

-
My departure for America will surnrise M
body. hut thos: who do not reflect A full 4
explicit statement ofmy reasons will apnear
in . few days, probably on ti,e 18th of April.-
in the mean while, l think il necessary for ne
to make known, that have fully empowered
aperson OF responsibility To manage and SET.
tie all my affairs in England. I owe INV
counfrymen most sincere regard. which shall
always entertain for them in higher decree
than towards any other people upon cartl,.-
carry nothing from my country but nv wife
and my children. and surely, they are my own
at any rate. shall always love FnrIaud bet
ter i',an any other country; 7 willnever become
subject or citizen OF any other state: but
and mine were not born under government
having the absolute power to imprison ms NJ
IT'S pleasure; and, ii we can avoid il we will moi.
ther live nor die under such an order of tbin@s
Ut have not taken leave of numerous friend:
IN london and in the country, il was because
should have bren made unhappy bv their i'm
portnnities, and the expressions of their sor.
row. make an enormous sacrifice of nro,er-
ty and oftee.ing; but when my heart feels The
tugs OF friendship, and of all interestinr oh.
lects i'll Hampshire. it is reconcilcd TO tLe loss
by the thought that can enjoy them ONLY din.
ring the pleasure ola secre tary of state. when
tbs order of things shall cease to exist then
shall again see England
WILLIAM COBRFTT
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EFiVE DOLLARS REWAKD.-Ran7v as rom The Sib-
scriber, OH the 18th inst ELLIOT KIDD an an
prentice 0he House Carpenters and JoneI's business
~ Years 10 months old about feet ipcles high biue
eyes aud black hair.
reward af FIVE dollars aud all reasonable expsuces
VIII be paid to any person no will deliver him 10 the
subscriber or secure him in any Jail the % III Juy
next IL is expected he will he about Lync3burs in a
lew days on his way TO Kentucky. All persons ae for
warned rom employing harborig said appiehce ul-
der lie penalty OF The Law.
49, W. IL. TAYLoR
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Notice to all Persons scho may hare tusiness
to do ruth tie President and Directors
If the Literary Fws'9.
Meeting of the President Directors ofthe Ii
tefary Fund AT the Capitol in The City of Richmond
GA saturday, the LIST day Of March. isi7ReSore6 that
hereafter there shall he regular meeting this
on the last Saturday ofeveiy mouth, O'Clock in
morning aud that the Clerk be directed 20 have this
resolution published.
ri frne erfrac4 from che proceedings Of ths
Board,
WV. MuNFORD,
Cgerkto tie Literary Fund.
may 10.
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May 10

w ct. DicKENsoN are nov receiving, by the ship
w DHzFj5.ss from Liverpool direct 50 pgckUges 55
isetLGS'oTfcd HAP OUARF particular ~ selected fSr
thls h2iket which hey oitsr for sale the most ac-
coU;iiOdatng terms or cash, parer o.!r trcs
doors below the Farmers Bank, L. stIeel.
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EDUbLio AUCTION be sold, At pubiic suctiou
ON wednesday, the Dist inst. O'Clock r. NJ ~ A.
cfes Of GROUND ia Wr. Drch0HGns field hctrecn the
Turnpike road aud William Fulchers iurn6inu two ~
the most elevated sqares between q l. streets This
ground is bounded by the ttiupxe IA feet. Iwif
dtyed INTO lots to suit purchasers and csfry let oger
cd triH he soff.
one thr of the purchase m0aey ~ he paid he rsf If
March sip, aud oue-thifd ne lst March 1870 ue h.
ance the Ist of March, 1871, witiprr interest N9es
with approved d1rsers, negotiable aud able al aht
viii he required for the irst lTyuent for tn ci,t .o
payments. approved notes. wros endorsets also n,g-
table and paabled at Baik W oe TequircG anu deed Il
trust secure the WAo'e "a
BIZ order offte PyOfg'etors
TffOS TAYItF.
NAY Is Ids
SITUATION WANTED - young mtn - clrssica
- education WISHES 10 engage I <f5gftgt n re-
spectahe school, Yt'or iu privT famiiy re
has good recommendation, and SOME eyneiieuce ia ne
efrcaiion ofyoutb.
line addres'ed to ~. b. snd lta ., nis oTce. VIII
be eficHdcd 10.
Nayls as,
NTEw GOOD5.-FtEAt>u jus * Co (garkGf.
y Bridfe have Just received, and vii fectsse IN
'eT lays Their Sp4.ng sssoftucni contained b. hpo-
arsf 9ef yffy-gcrcH PacfCrts Consisting Of Domestic
i.ii's. y! 80 oefusa fIeiisa aat British Dry-Grots.
afEF ? li7- o.
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New Members.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-01-29
SALES Al AUCTION.
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,
IRON. &c.

IRON, &c.
HOLM G .LADD & Co. have for fale the
- cargo of brig George Warrington:
20 sons Swedes' Iron
so bbls and hhds. N. E. Rum
g hhds. Moldaes
IS bbls. Cider
u do Sugar
a. do Tanners Oil
81 do and 1874 buihels Potatoes
9 do Apples
y kegs Ginger
90 bundles Wrapping Paper
cafe Bandanna Handkerchief
Boats
500 lbs Caflia
Dining fctts India China, each IS
January II. Cpeces.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-01-29
SALES AT AUCTION.

SALES AT AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAYS Sc SATURDAYS,
'NKTILL be offered at the Auction ofate.
w on Union areet, between King and
Prince, an exteniiyc and general aIibr,mcn,
of
,SE.lSC.N.lBLE GOODS,
Of Britiih, French, German, India and
Domeitic manufactures, which will be we'll
iele6ted, and well worthy the attention Of
town and country merchants and others,
as the undersigned will be abundantly iup
piled from the manufactures and their
friends in New York, Bottom and Pliladcl-
phia, which will give to gentlemen an OPP
portunity of laying in their goods on as
good terms as thcycan be in thoie cities,
taking into view the difference OF exchange
etc. etc.
The particular defcription of Goods will
be advcrtlicd in the papers of the day.
ConGgnments hri6tly attended to and lie
bcral advances made. if defrabe.
JNO. JACKSON & Co.
november a7. Au6tioneers.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-11
.antIperp. Jan. is.
DUTCH PRICES CURRENT.

Sugars have been pretty lively oil
late--Jamaica from 30 SO guilders;
Martinique and Gnsdaloupe, 2d a Is,
elayed IS a 81; Havana, brown. ST
a 81; white do. 81 III per 100 lbs;
brown and white HAVANA, Batavia,
So eannisters, and dry streng grained
muscoysdo sugars most to be recon.
Hended.
The consumption Of coffee is i'm.
msnse, and sales generally current;
'MOka, from 9 5 SO 9 l-2; Java 9 4 .
a 10 Ia; st. Domingo, 9 As s 9 Ia;
Martinique. 9 q 9 "a; HAVANA, 9 q
1 S'A per Id.
Cosoa, W. India, from 9 Sd . 9