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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-10-16
Baer s Co.'S

Lnprored Patent Cooking Stores.
TIME improvement of those stoves on
Il the original patent, at New ork, con-
sists in the stands on which the pots and
kettles are set. The original ones are set
on wooden stools, which are liable TO upset.
The improved ones are sci on iron stands,
whica are fastened to the stoves, and are
perfectly secure.
All the appendices Of the improved stoves
are OF first rate workmanship, and may be
obtained al the manufacturers prices, with
great variety OF new patterns OF close and
open stoves. Apply to
CHARLES SLADE,
Agent for VIM. Baer & Co.
October 10
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Just Received,

A Nd for sale on hoard the brig George
N Washington, captain Gushing,
700 bushels of hair, for plaster, which
will be sold low if taken from on board.
IN STORE,
A general assortment of Dry Goods; also,
spun cotton, knitting cotton, stocking yarn,
all of which will be sold low, for cash or
short credit, as wish to decline the dry
good business. ANTHONY RHODES.
October 8 CIV
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Combs:

He also continues TO manufacture Combs,
and has now OIL hand large supply Of diff
ferent kinds Of Tortoise shell, Ivory and
Horn Combs, % per cent lower than he
has usually sold them.
GFCountry dealers would find il TO their
advantage TO call and view his assortment
before they make purchase.
THOMAS MOUNT.
October l2 dow.
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New Fancy Goods
,.r
AND H1BDW1RE,

Js'H IIsAftIIp siftIS'
THE subscriber has just received nsic
l. and splendid assortment cf goods in
his line, which in addition 10 his former
stock will enable him TO offer TO the pub
lie greater variety of useful and fashiona-
bic goods than can be seen in any other
house in the town-al OF which have been
carefully selected by himself, from the best
English and American manufactures, and
shall be sold at a very low advance whole
sale and retail.
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Port-Tobacto Jockey Club
Races,

WILL commence on TUESDAY, the
w eth Of OCTOBER next. The
purses TO be raised and paid as usual
They will be respectable; but The precise
amount cannot be asceriained.--It is sup
posed the first days purse will be 800 dol
lars, the second, about 200; the third
days race, for saddle, bride, and mar
tingale for saddle horses Of the county
only. @The first days race, q miles
and repeat; the second days race, z miles
and repeat; the third days race, ! mile
and repeat weights agreeable TO the
Washington jockey club races, except the
saddle horses, and they may carry iea-
Their. Sept. ID VIZ
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Teas.
Wheat.

T wish TO purchase several thousand bush
L els of wheat, for which liberal price
will he given. THOMAS V. HUCK.
Goth mo I6 tt
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Important to Cabinet Makers,
anil 60
did those DESTROYS Of purchasing
.HiROGA.ST,

.5n1 those desirouS ~ purchasing
.MiR0GA.ST,
WE, the subscribers, respectfully H.
w form them that we haze now on
hand, at our Warehouse in ROval-street.
I general assortment Of both ST Doniu-
% and Bay wood, which we will dispose
OF at the Baltimore prices. The wood is
Of an excellent quality, and those who
wish to purchase will find it to their sd-
vantage to call on Us.
We have also on hand a geaaral as
sortment Of plain and elegant FIR\!-
TURE, consisting OF side6oards, OF dit
lerent pric, :, tables Of all descriptions,
among which ale one sett o. pillar and
claw dining tables Of elegant wood, siI
ladies' work stands, some very elegant,
secretary and book coses, candle aud
wash stands, beaureaus, sofas aud easy
chairs, hair and moss mattresses. ma,
horany and stained wosd bedsieads, &c.
All of which we are determined to sell
as low as the same quality Of work can
be obtained in this place or elsewhere.
wM. & WALTER HARMON.
anril 10
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.Fan-Sash Making.

AIEFAL FAN-SAS!iE>,0 OF varlons
w descriptions, will be made BY the
subscriber, at his SHOP, lower end Of Duke
street. Tie want OF a Metal Fan.Sash
Maaufctory in Alexandria. has Hitherto
been severely telt by builders and 9TH
ers, vino have been compelled to make
use Of wood, nhich is neither elegant nor
durable. The various :orms into which
Tie metal can be shaped hare given it a
decidsd superiority and the difference 10
the price is very ttiA!ng. The Subscriber
has been IL considerable expense in pro-
curing the necessary PREPARATIONS, and
relies on public enterprise for success in
the undermining. 81
Gsntienen in the country, by sending
the Dimensions, of thsis sashes, can hare
them made at the same price as il in tosn.
JAMES [. HOLLAND.
FEBRUARY 10
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DR.. Darrah.
SURGEON DENTIST.

SURGEON DENTIST,
DEsPEC TEULLY Informs the La
~ dies AMI Geu,iemena Of Alexandria
and lis vicinity, that he has ken a
room in Mrs. )! ,sxIS's house, an Fair.
iaz->treet, whese lie viii be happy u
wait on t.em in the lac Vt bis profession.
- makes and inserts the best of arti
icial teeth, from tine 70 full setr, in the
best manner. He cleans, mends, plugs,
and extracts teeth. roots and stumps in
he best marGer. MAY 9
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Bnrr Mil Stone Making.
april 10

TIME Sub.criber wishes to Inform bis
friends and the public, that he has
on hand good suppi7 of the first quality
Burr Blocks. His sbopis near Co!.Pey-
tons stare, .here he can supply all Mil
,er, at the shortest notice with first rate
sI1, stones. and which he ni'l warrant
eo,al il not superior TO any in tie SDited
States, and ufll sell them at IT, most re-
d,cei Drices-the workmanship superior
10 auy in tac district.
NJ, ROBERT GLENN.
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.Scl,oo{ Books,

Among which afe, the Greek and latin
Classics. DiiwoFth's, Webster's, Mavcr's,
Comley's. Murray's, Columbian aud Phi
ladelphia spelling books, Mur.oy's. Web
ster's, ASHES and Comley's srammars,
Nurray's Primer, Introduction, Reader,
Exercises and Key, Am. Glass Book
BARS Reading Exercises. New Intro,
duction to ReaI!ing, New. York Reader.
No. l, 9 anil 5, Sco't's Lessons, En-
fields Spcaker, GoldsmitiI's England,
Come and Greece, Webs!sr's Selection,
American speaker, DodsIey's and Crox
ail's Fables, Blair's Grammar o. Chenis.
try. O'Nta.'s and Willct's Geography,
Dilworth's, Tutors, Jesse's 4 Jaudon's
Arithmetic, JohnsoI's, SheridaRs, ard
a!sef'sDic'ionary, AtlassesaIG Maps,
etc. etc. together with large stock Of
Law, History and Miscellany.
WhoIessle purchasers allowed libe-
raj discount. August Fl
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Bath House.

THiIE Subscriber respectively informs
he public, that subscription papers
are left at has house, and at the Ex-
change Coffee House, for subscriptions
10 the BATH-HOuSE, for the ensuing
season-where, gentlemen disposed to
encourage the establishment, are respect
fully invited TO subscribe. Phe Bath.
House viii be ready for their reception
on ;he 18TH Of May next, provided thirty
subscribers are ebtaihed.-From the ex-
perience of former seasons, the subscri.
Der does not ieei himself warranted IN
opening it with less number.
I. SHIELDS.
anil 60
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For Sale,
BY SPECIAL APPOINTMENT,
DIR. DEANS
Genuine Vegetable Rheumatic
PILLS.
For Sale,

So celebrated in New-EngIand for The
many remarkable cures which they have
wrought, some Of which are particula-
rized in the papers Of directions, where
many Thousand boxes arc used annually
to general satisfaction. -.
These sils are recommended by men
of the irst characters 10 the, state of Mas
saChasetts. .-
JAMES KENNEDY 4 son.
January 90
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-05-20
An Act


Incorporating Company ia establish a
Turnpike Road fion Wiley's tavern.
in the county o. Fairfay. to APPOINT OF
interncGon on the little River Iura-
pike Road, or on the line of the dis
trict OF Columbia. Passed February.
l4.~,elS.
M F. il enacted by the General Assem-
D big that It shall be lawful to open
books at Fairfax courthouse, and in tie
town OF ilexandris, under the direction
at Francis Pcyton, Augustine !. Smith,
VIM. MISS, Johnston Cleveland, Amos
Alexander, Mordecsi c. Fitzhrgh, Jonah
Thompson, George Deneale AMI James
II. Hooe, or any three Of them. for re-
ceivins subscriptions TO the amount Of
sixty thousand dollars, for the Purpose of
making a turnpike road from Wiley,sta-
veTn, in the county Of Fairfax, to point
Of intersection on the Little River rura-
pike Road, or on the line Of the district
of Cp,umbia, as shall be designated by
the directors Of the company hereiO alter
named.
When a sufficient number Of shares
shall have been subscribed, the snbscri-
bers, their heirs and assigns, shall be
and they are hereby Incorporated into
company 5y the name Of ".Fhe Middle
turnpike Company" a,reeabiy to the
act, entitled, AN Act prescribing GER
tain general regulations for the incorpO-.
ration OF 'rrrnpike Companies"
This act sh,!l be in force from the
passing thereof.
w Richmond, March lib, 1919.
The foregoing is a true copy OF an act
of the General Assembly, pissed feisu-
airy l4th, 1873. :.
WIhLfAA MUMF0RD,
Keeper Of the Rolls.
april so TT
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Proposals

NOR Publishing BIZ Subscription, and
now ready for the pres. series ct
historical vsIumes. which when finished
will assume .hs title Of
Uniyersal History An,s,7canised;;
Or, 40 historical view Of
Europe, Asia, .9friea and .3xsriea,
from the earliest recU DIS 10 the ninetecnsh
ceu,ary-~ith q particular reieFeRee to
tie state OF society. literature, religion,
and form Of government in the United
States Of America.
By DAVID RAMSAY, y. D.
{. Life Is 50 short and time so valuable,
tia. !, were happr for Us il all great
works were reduced 20 their geiDtrs-
sence.s Sir WlliGm Jos,s.
PROSPECTUS.
ASIA.
The ...iatic part Of this woIk contains
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-05-20

I'VE subscribe. will apply sor The re.
q newal Of acertitieate Of one share
in the Bank. Of Alexandria. No. GALS,
the original being lost. -
March lS ] c. HERBERT.
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Sales at endue.
IN every ,esday and Friday,
NtITI lr SnIn

Il the Vendue Store, corner Of Prince
and Water Streets, g.
Dry Goods, Groceries, &c.
PARTICULARS of which will be expressed in
the bills u Gie day.
r All Kind Of goods which are on
liA.!tation and the prices Of which are
established, can at any time be viewed
and purchased at the lowest limitation
md prices.
. P. G. MhRSTELLER.
Noverhnr ~ ...
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For Freight,

xSs The slooP ESTERPRIZE,
SSsEfA Captain Myuick; burthen a.
Ssis.szz: boat 500 Barrels, Will be rea-
sSE DIV TOR a cargo in few days
And for sale, her Cargo Of o
zoo bbls tar. in excellent erdfr
1900 feet Carolina flooring plsuk.
aor,I l ~I.AWRAS0S y 20" hk.
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For Freight.

EEs The brig RISING-SUN,
G&GsS Wm. Marek!ey ms2.er, bur
SAST then 1900 harscls, will, take
1900 = - freight, for Europe or the w.
Indies. Apply 10 the captain on board or
March ST ISAAC ENTWfSLE.
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For Savannah.

rrS The sub>tan''al and 'aSt
Sg;.!sSA sailing scSr. ELIZA BAR
sftss.fsg KEa, Peter Storm, masse,'
:sSSe go has half hrr cargo engaged
snI NIL sail iu ! or ) days, For ise'Sni
O 50. barrels OS passage aarly TO
i. Il. ROWLAND.
sri mo. 18th imwSt
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For Freight.
ForSale.

r1 The fae last sailing sloop
ElSGA FRIENDSHIP, burthen SO
= 'SSzlss F toa,, built expressly Tor .
e<SS packet, hs> s births, and can
b. prepared at a snail expense TO ae-
'aaoiSte 20 passengers. Apply TO
JOHS G. LADD y co.
WIN have received per said slOOp, and
'd~r icr safe,
- SO b2.hCls potatoes
9 ,--A> cheese.
Nay : SW
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For Boston,

For Boston,
rsy r;as regular lrali,,g packet
xESFfSe schooner LIBERTY, Isaac
tsss.ssiS5 Bears, ir. master, burthen
H&Zff9 65n barreis. vii sail in q few
,hvs. ~Fu irri-h' Hr esSsage apply 10
JOHN G. LADD u Co.
Who cfrr fnr sale received per schooner
and schooner Sally,
lsncasks Tho"Tastoe lime
5 bales Russia shsetSags
lfog>head To- sugar
40 handles wrapping Paper
= .barrels GIN. MAY 10.
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ENGLISH kSD GERMAN
ALH4NdCS, for 1919,

VU5r published and f,r sale by the
ID gross, dozen or single one.
By.JoHNA. STEWART,
Who HIS gu heza,
a larre stock OF writing and letter paper,
pastcbonds, States, blank books, quilts,
sealing wax, waters, playing cards, and
paper for rooms.
ALSO, 1880.
Family and common bibles and testa-
meats, prayer books, psalm a"d hymn
books, with many other established reii-
giov, works OF merit. A generaisssort.
meatsOf
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For Freight.
For Freight.

For Freight,
E6S The sloop ALONZ0, Acors
,SsaSksSs Ba mes master, burtiiea 400
$50 ,brrels, viii take freight Ter
MIKE Rhnde Island or Boston, and
be ready in one week 70 receive a cargo.
Apply to JOIN u. LADb y 20.
Who have received per said sehr and
oTar for sale,
80 casks cut Dails, assorted sizes ard
superior quality
500 Goshen cheese
$50 bushels potatoes
Few kegs batter april 20
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John G.. Ladd s Co.

SOun u. IIduu ~ W.
HFFER Tor sSle the cargo OF brig
~ EeonOms, consisting oil
500 casks fresh 'ChomsstOn lime
yyDlO tcet merchSntIble boards
1870 feet 2 inch plank
ALSO, IN STORE,
100 casks TaomastOA aud Rhode Is
land H,n@, suitable toe masoas' coarse
WORK, OF Inznme.
For Freight.
TO BOSTON, OR EL-sEWHERE,
~ The srauash good brig
NsEA ECONOMY, James CleeV-
1872 land, master. bur;sen 100
tSeSSsSs barrels, viii be ready to re-
Se;,e ca-su il three days, and is in com
rlr,- cr,ler - take freight 10 any part Of
the ~orlJ.-Fseisht 30 Boston would be
preferred May XIV
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Tea. &c.

lea Nc.
HyHIS nay landing from the schr.
PMla.lelphia captain Hard. and for
.,is b. I.AWRAS0N x FOWlE, !
so chest, Young hvson1 Teas Of the
l6 hall do imperial George and
Is catty boxes da. Albert's car
81 da. dp. ganpOwder CO.
5 tons Russian hemp
ALSa,
Landing f,om the schooner Liberty. capt.
Bears. from Boston,
50 aoves CHINA tea aud coffee sets, OF
I5S"d 90 pieces each
I'D. Of 6p,l-, cops and ssacerS con.
taini . : TO 500 pieces each
So do. az plates, $50 each
; d. h'ue and white dining sets, Of
l54 pieces esch
For Freight,
rEs The schooner FIVE FRO
x5sNFFS>TnERS, captaiu Btews'er,
SSlfAf.iss viii be ready in few dass,
s-S2S-S and take freig Ii GA moderate
terms.
ANp roR SALE,
Said sehoSner'S cargo, OF 500 casks Tho
mSsyCn lime.
Nav ~ Arply as above.
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PROSPECTUS.

TIE .A.iatic part Of tbis work contains
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-05-20

/, general view OF the antediuvisrf-rt
'he general de!use--"f The re-sei..,ri' Z:
# The Giobe after that great eveh -,
The primitive ro,tdilovian majors ".dah
we-e forped in Asia, the cradls ct t.s
world Their variuas ran iiicatlons, ie-
.olutiOns. and of the general course Of
Empire.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-05-20

The African part, contains conrise
history OF Egypt Ga-.hase. Numir'is,
Mauritania, Atyssinia, 4 he Pir' tical
States, and the i!o,ten,tt;. sith i group
ed view Of il, uncivlizei Sc Elements.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-06-19
CHEHAW-AGAIN

AUGUSTA, June 6. In regard TO the
application made by the governor of Geor-
gIa to general jackson in March. for a
sufficient force 10 be placed on the from
tier, there must be some mistake or mis-
statement. When the BODY of Indians
Qess than l00Jwiih which CAPTAIN Griffin
had an engagement in March, and from
winch this mighty danger was apprelend.
ed, were on The frontier, there were two
companies in the u. S. service, stationed
near The Big-bend of the Oakmulgee. for
the protection of the frontier. As soon
as " was known thai the Indians were
there, 4 detachment Of Tennessee troops
under lieut.. col. Mitchell and Elliott.
amounting TO about 400, were ordered to
Hartford, for The purpose Of cbastisino
them, and OF securing The country in the
vicinity. These troops were near at
hand, and were on the spot much earlier
thar troops could have been called omi
by draft and marched to any part of The
frontier. They promptly and effectually
performed The duty required of them. and
went on to join The army which they eff
iecied on the LIST of April. After their
leaving Hartford, no act of murder, theft.
or any ming OF tile kind was committed
by the Indians, and the frontier was in a
Staie OF as perfect security as ever il had
Deen AT any time previous, and conse
quently could not be meBaced with dan
ger. But even admitting they were threat
ened with danger from Hoponee's and
Phelemee's towns, what relief or security
dld they receive from The destruction of
Cheebaw, whence no danger could be ap-
pretended, because there were none there
Dut OLD men, women and children. and we
woHld not dlsparage The bravery Of Tie
GeoTglaDs so much as TO suppose fbaf
even The people Of the frontier could no,
cope with women and children, tho ihcy
were Indians. They could have been re-.
heyed from no Other danger than thai
winch PROCEEDED from CheLaw, as captain
wright took care 10 a, old going near ei
iher HopoDecS or phclcmces towns. and
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-06-19
TILE EXECIIrInN

On Saturday, Tie 9Th instant. JOHN H
CRAIG was executed AT Chester, Penn \
Tor the murder of Edward Hunter. Esn
Precisely al II o'clock The prisoner Was
taken from lie gaol, aud advanced 10 lie
centre Of the street opposite to The conf.
house, where he was halted until the
guards could be formed. The cart cor
tanning The coffin, was in front Conducted
by the hangman. The prisoner followed
Immediately after, dressed in his us,,,,f
manner, except that he wore white can
under his hat, but not placed so as 10
conceal his face. His arms were pinioued
10 lls body, but not so tight AS TO prevent
The raising us hands TO his head Four
cleTgymeR attended, two of whom s,to-
ported linn as he walked, for he proceeded
on foot to the galiOws. Next behind hin,
followed four or five women, supposed 10
be his relations. AnHmber Of constshls
surrounded hlm on foot and the sheriff.
accompanied by a guard composed Of
highly respectable citizens, attended on
horseback. Before tie procession moved.
Craig stood two or three minutes, looking
round with an unallerable countenance
and steady eve, as Il curious TO see il
there was any one IN the crowd whom he
knew: but suddenly there seemed 10 rush
ou his soul fall consciousness Of his a,y-
ful charlottesville thrObbjng of his heart
could be distinctly perceived. He rsised
his eyes TO Heaven, and his lips nlovcd "a
u ~ prayer The procession started.
The Clergymen began hymn. II was a.
moment deeply affecting, aud every njDJ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-06-19
IYen NoN\ars NeMnYA. .

kAEstHILD from the service Of the Public Guard on
- the 2ith Inst. NELSON a. LANE. a soldier Of the
se'1 GnaIa he was born in the county Of Hanover va
agco tweiyeight years, feet Q inches high has gfey
hair, blue and Of saOw complexion
ne above reward will be given for The delivery Of the
mond. prTFP Cefifrnfus1r, -, n, 't ~
February 2s. 90 =, ''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-06-19

NoTiCE.-That by yirtne of deed of trust execu.
ted to me by the late Mai. Benjamin Wolfe shall
on MONDAY, the 9th day OF July ensuing expose to sale
oy pupc auction to the highest bidder for ready mo-
hey, upon the premises, so much Of certain piece or
psee o. land situate lying and being in the city
kchmond, and numbered i The plan Of said city or
containing nnetysx feet front street. and extend.
rug from the intersection of Sd and street for the said
hihetysix feet aud thence back about eight or
nhe feet, parallel with I'd street aud thence running
street fonts Intersection TO street. the place begin
sas may De necessary to pay and satisfy the balance
que under the said deed fortbe purchase money CT the
said lot, due by the said b. Wolfe to Nathaniel Sbep
pMu together with the accruing interest," costs and
charges of sale. SANUEI M,cRaw Trvsfe.
June 5. otis
RY virtue OF deed of trust executed by George ST.
- Brooke, for the purpose Of securing to Harry Gaines
ana Garter b. Page the payment of S 1903 IS with IN.
teres from the l3th day Of February last till PAID to-
ststh day Of Jane neat IL o'clock before the door
OF tue Bell Tavern in the city of Richmond sell the
bhest bidder Tor ready money, all right title interest
ana claim bch tile said George NJ Brooke has in the
Brooke, late of Mantapke In the r of Kug = s1a
WILLIAM DABNEY, jun. Trustee.
May5- r. liotds
n The above sale is postponed us,tH the ofh J,,Y
JUNO ,. - IT.. ID. m,
NOTiCE.-By virtue of deed OF trust executed ia
tue subscriber by bomas Wells and wife late of
the county oil Albeinale and NJ u the said coun
~, to secure John VIM OF said county against GER
tam claims as therein eXpressed-wilI be sold to the
nignest pdder for cash, the premises SATURDAY.
the llt DAY OF July next that valuable ard well known
6ouseso5sd Lot, in the town of Ckariottes the
&" EAGLE TAVERN" at present occupied by Gsoree
W. kineoiving and known in the plan of said town as
number one The subscriber will convey the title only
which lie holds as trustee.
-, v. w. soUrHALL, Trustee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-06-19

NoTlcE.-The subscriber alone is authorized IN
contract obligations on the fai,h Of The ,.,a y,
Tue ae MIS- Judith Randolph Bizarre and will not
tb e'p".sioie TOT engagements entered into by any
"'heT person. JOHN RANDOLPH, Of Ro0,roEe '
,,,ao Executor and Trustee.
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4 NoPARTNBRSHIP.-Thes subscribers having To- med
- eopaTtneTship under the firm Of ANDERSON &
hODObS, and taken the house lately occupied by
Messrs VIM p Smith Co. offer their services 10 their
friends ano the public, ARctioneerS & Commission
HeTchants' WIN. c. ANDERSON,
go c. A. HODGES.
We have on hand, and offer for sale, general asSor
ineht OF GROCERIES, upon as good terms as they can
be procured in the city.
May IS. ato,
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shaii continue at the stand heretofore occupes n,
Emerson q Datney, TO sell for cash or town aceen
Ldhce' STAPLE GROCERY ARTICLES Persons nails
land ~ g. a aSygl %, -. mary
MAY 30, 1918. az
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-06-19

WE have this day disposed OF stock ofgoods aud
discontinued business except as 10 the final settle
Aent OF our accounts. ANDERSON & DABNFy