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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-10-06
Exchange s Brokers Ofiic'
Gcorgeto,en, District Of Columbia.
ROMUL.US RIGGS.


A T his Office. next loo below CraT-
IN fori's tavern. Bridge-st Georgetown,
will exch"ncc all kinds of Bank Notes on
the most reasonable tcrms.-AIl persons
who may have notes on the banks of North
Carolina, South Carolina and Georgia,
would do well TO call on him, rs he is
largely in the purchase OF that kind of mo-
ney, and will take it on the most reasona-
bl. terms.-Persons travelling to the West
ern Comtry NAV at all times get The Bank
Notes of the Western Banks at fair dis
court, by calling At his Office. For the in
formation o! all persons throughout the U.
States, x. Riggs makes ii known, that all
of the Banks of the Distrist of Columbia
nav their notes on demand in specie: and
il would be much TO the advantage of the
merchants, AMI trading TO the South and
west, u encourage the circulation of the
Notes of the Banks Of Georgetown, Wash
i:rton and Alexandria, as il will at all
times answer for remittances to the large
commercial and Atlantic towns all per-
sons emigrating or travelling to the west
ward should be very particular and take
the Notes of the Banks of the District OF
Columbia. as they will ir ] them the most
current, there being no counterteitS on the
District Banks. The Merchants Bank OF
Alexandria has long since failed-all per-
sons should be on their guard, as they will
be iranoseh on. August lS
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-10-06
Rocks and Stationary.

DOBEET GRAY has just received for
N sale on commission, an invoice OF
Books md Stationary, among which are the
following articles, viz:
SIR Robert Wilson'S sketch Of the mill
tarv and political power OF Russia
Phil.ips's speeches Shey' S bookkeeping
Says catechism Of political economy.
Manners 6 customs: Accidents of life
Gishnurne'S natural theology
AGams's history of all religions
Beanett's letters; history # the late war
V6:npv's Ruins Brownie of Bo1sbeck
The Sisters Popc's Essay on Man
TIDES Of my Landlord; Taylor's Inquiry
Travels at home Domestic Medicine
Debates OF the Virginia Convention, on
The adoo.ion of the Federal Constitution
Wrirht's Life of Christ and his apostles
Boare, boards by the gross, dozen or SIN
gle: superine yellum cap writing paper
Aucrst %
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Carpeting.

nm hani at the auction store corner
Y OF Prince and Water streets, iio!-
land Rush Carpets, Gu>tly celebrated for
their dnrability)-ol different widths and
qualities. winch may be seen and pur.
chased at any time.
June is PIG. MARSTELTER.
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Bank of Potomac.

October 3, 1915.
NOTICE is hereby given the stocbhol-
Y ders ofthe Bank Of Potomac, that m
election for twelve directors will be held at
the Court House. on Moniay the 2ni day
ofNoy. next. The election to commence
4: 10. md end at 3 O'Clock.
b. order of the ho1rl,
Oct3 C.. PAGE, Cashier.
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Cheap Dry Goods.

THE subscribers have just received their
Il FALL SUPPLY, comprising large
and very general assortment OF Cheap Dry
Goods, most advantageously purchased in
the northern markets-wblch they offer for
sale at their store, corner of King and Fair
fax streets, at the most reduced prices for
cash, or good notes at short date.
II. w. ASHTON g. Co.
September 81 d4t&stuth2w
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Stationary.

TUST received and for sale by the sub
y scribers, the following articles Of very
superior quality
Black lead pencils
Quilts
PeuknveS
Pocket-books
Mathematical Instruments
Copy and cyphering books, record books,
and other blank books of every description;
with every article in the stationary line
Orders for blank looks executed with ele-
gance and dispatch.
JAMES KENNEDY g. SON.
July 81 tuths
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Weavers' 81 VS. or Reeds.

'No'Oio ~ 20 o' 1sSNuo'
FNIE subscriber has for sale, 5000 dol
I lars worth of the first quality weavers'
Stays, which he will sell on moderate terms
they are assorted in boxes of leo dolls.
each-calculated for woollcn, linsey, cot
ton and linen all made for country wea-
vers, A aud 81 wide. By the box they
will be sold low.
THOMAS GRIBISHAW.
September Is CIV
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MandcvlIle 8 Larmour

Vaudeville 8 Larmour
OFFER FOR SALE,
" 80 hhds BarbadoSand Trinidad mo-
20 bis ( asses
400 bags green and 81 Domingo coffee
IS bis LIST and Cd quality sugars
go puncheons West India Rum
so hhds 4 10 bis northern DO
100 chests and boxes superior gunpow-
der, imperial and young Tyson teas, chiefly
Sidney's aud Stays cargoes
600 realms writing paper
400 do wrapping do
$50 boxes mould aud dipt candles, first
$4,000 lbs hard soap [qualities
20 bis rosin-with wines, liquors and
groceries as usual Sept q
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Robert GRAY,
.Nsrt door wesf Of The corner Of King "
RomnL iStrfetS.

Royal Streets.
TtS Just received on consignment
mi the following BOOKS and STA
iIONARY iRTICLES. viz:
Vo!ney's Ruins: Thaddcus Of War
saw: Olney Hymns; FaUeway's Letters
Murray's Reader, Grammar, Exercises
and Key;
Triumphs Of Temper;
New York Reader, No. I, 9, & S;
Episcopal prayer books
travels at Home Cases of Conscience
Chalmers Discourses
Acciderts Of Human Life
Plaicede, a Spanish Tale; Manners, a
novel; Balance OF Comfort
Letters from the Cape Of Good Hope
f3nuapsrte' Letter to Lord Llverpool
Caxe's Female Scripture Biography
Beauties of Robertson
Harrington and Ornopd
Memoirs of Moreaa
HernadOtte
Rachael Baker
Youths Cabinet
Murrav's Grammar, Abridged
Murray's, Web ter's ConiIy's, and n
York Spelling Books
New.York Preceptor and Primer
Allison's Sermons, 2 volumes
Tales Of Fancy; Poetical Chronology
Claws CIceronis Tacitus
Airs of Palestine; Hubert and Ellen
Valentines Eve; Readings on Poetry
Lord of the Isles
Sancho. or The Proverbialist
Cowper's Poems; Comic Dramas
Paris Revisited; French War in Spain
Poets Pilgrimage; Masonic Minstrel
Simpsons Conic Sections
WilIish's Lectures
Rambach's Media,ions
Sidney on Government
Warren's America; Military Tutor
Family Prayers American Star
Sanford and Mertcn; SCOTS Lessons
Looking Glass for tae Mind
Pocket and school Bibles 4 Testaments
Jess Surveying
Johnson's.Dlctionary, large ard small
Child's Monitor: American Nepos
History Of England
hddison's Works, 6 vols. boards
FederaII.t; Clerks Magazine
Columbian Letter Writer
Introduction TO Reading
Episcopal hymns, DC. &c.
Stationary:
Plain and fancy letter, superfne and
common cap writing and large brown
wrapping paper; band box and bonnet
boards; playing cards; ink powder, red
and black /; black morocco pocket books |;
wedgcwood cork and paper ipkholdcrs I;
lead and slate pencils supe fine English
AMI American drawing paper; Reeves
colors in boxes German and octave
flutes flies and clarionets; black sand
and sand boxes; waters: quilts; blank
checks on the Mechanics aud Farmers
bank, ; bills of ading scsmen's articles;
manifes,s and powers Of at'oncy; bank
books, copy aud cypherins books. plain
and ruled ledgers journals day books
invoices. letter a. common account books
in full snd half binding. Orders for any
description of BLANK BOOKS executed at
a short notice; and warranted for neat
ness, strength and durability, equal to
apy in the district June q.
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6. s. ID. Reed,

HAVE Just received fresh supply of
4 Il SHOES and HATS, consisting Of the
following kinds:
1000 pair women's leather pumps
400 do do thick soles
300 misses do do
500 ladies' morocco slips
600 do do with heels
500 do low priced morocco slips
500 children's morocco and leather
shoes
500 mems g. bows bound leather shoes
400 mems low priced fur hats
400 do and boys wool do
100 boys white do
10 boxes lemons
All of the above articles are offered for
sale at low prices for cash, and at The usual
credit 10 punctual misunderstanding
Merchants can be supplied at Northern
Prices. August 90
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Pnnlic Sale.
AN Thursday, the 18th day Of CetobH'
" Will be sold, on the premises, to tn
highest bidder, for cash, number OF
Fine and fat Cattle

Aonsisiing Of unbroGen steers, from 2 to a
wears old cows, calves and heiters a
number Of most excellent sheep, now suit.
alac Cor mutton; also, large quantity OF
hogs oC different sizes. WIN. MASON.
Lexington, Fairfax co.Ociober
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For Sale.

TUT I1AIV-
DI special appointment, DR.. Deans Sc
Is nuiHe
vegetable Rheumatic Pills:
So celebrated in New England for The
u:,ny remarkable cures which they have
wrought, some OF which are particuIarized
IN the papers Of directions, where many
thousand boxes are used annually TO gene
Eel satisfaction.
These pills are recommended by men OF
the first characters in the state OF AlaSsHchu-
setts. JAMES KENNEDY < SON.
September CT
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OFFICIAL CORRESPONDENCE.
(CopY.)
Il,o,r snr,i lsnnrfinna,f 4


Comptroller OGee, 25th Jnne, 1881
ANTHONY ST. JOHN BAKER, ESQ.
Washington.
SIR have atieniiyely considered the gues.
tion .propounded in the enclosed documents
which weiea few days since presented TO me
under y0nr direction.
Isi. Whether BeTmudian vessel will he
allowed To brin;: West India produce to the
United States, from Bermuda which had been
imported into that place from some other nos
session OF his Britannia Majesty III the West
Indies!
I'd. Whether, according to the navigation
act OF the United States, which is TO take effect
on the first OF October next, a vessel owned in
Bermuda can be allowed TO enter the United
States and discharge cargo which had beer,
laden on board IN the West Indies, brought to
Bermuda, unladen there, and again taken OH
b1ardl
As applicable TO the first question. I have 10
observe THAT the ports OF ST. George and Ham.
ilion in the Island oil Bermuda are considered
open 10 the vessels of the United States ac-
cordmg to the ordinary laws of navigation a u 4
trade. British vessel, therefore, which was
cleared out, whose cargo was actually laden
ahs whose voyage commenced at either of tie
said ports OF st. George or Hamilton, NAV en-
ger ana discharge her cargo, III a port of the
uniteu States, with tins express understand
ing however, that no part of such cargo was
brought in The same vessel To the Island oil
Bermuda, from one of his Britannia Insiesty's
possessions closed Ia the vessels of the United
States-And moreover that such vessel is not
employed IN the transportation of goods 10 tlIat
i,iand' from British colonial ports, which were
closed against The vessels owned by citizens
of the United States
with respect 10 the second question, have
to observe, that according 10 the provision of
tile act. British vessel sailing from "A port not
cnen 10 American vessels, aud entering a uorl
that open, unloading theie, takin, the same
or some other cargo on board aud clearing
thence To the United States cannot be admit,
ted to entry as this Kind Of trade, heretofore
considered lucrative one, is declared by the
act 10 be direct trade from the excluded
port, and is in express terms prohibited. |
am, &c
(Signe,l) J. ANDERSON,
I.N COmDtroILer
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WASHINGTON, JULY s.--Despaictcs we're re
ceived 1T the " ar Department yestct,lay from,
General Jackson. The bearer, Mr. family.
reached the city on Alonday night. and would
nave been here, he Informs US, some dan. ear.
het,. Dut Tor dsientions on The road arising
from the Irreguldrjiy OF the stages uii so,i,e
p2tis OF the line. General .Jack,on's l,tiers
have been forwarded to the presiei, ~ aud
thcir conientS of course are uiknovi,' 20 rs =
DutMe understand, generally, that the, EN-.
brace a tuil account OF lis ,loot otipsS II, the
s0uth. down to the eNpulSI00uf me Spaniarts
from Pensacola, and That The fart, .ihey .lis
close form rost ample justification OF lis
conduc, IN the Spanish territory. Nat bat.
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ryrs;,.s,r,4 s.ltvg,2rz..xrg-y..s
Translated Tor the Commercial Advertiser
from the Gazette Extraordinary of Carac.
cas- Of the Esd May, 1878.
" 1Cias Iette,. 0f Don ooblo Mo,.;LIo Tn The

jrauslated Tor the Commercial Advertiser
from the Gazette Extraordinary of Carac.
cas- OF the Esd May, 1918.
OFFICIAL Letter, If Don PaGio MoriLlo to the
Captain General
brisadler Don Francis Thomas Mo-
raies, under the date of ihel3lli inst. from
Calabozo, Informs me, that he had that
DAY entered That town, which he found
abandoned by the enemies, no left in
IL three pieces of ordnance disnounied.
Ccdeno, WHO at present sty les himself
the supreme chief. is stationed six leagues
distant from that place, with force con.
s!Sting of seven hundred horse aud three
hundred infantry. But the number OF
Dom Deiige 10 be rather exaggerated.
There are well founded suspicious to
Gohb; The existence of Bolivar, of J. hom
nave hoi been able To learn any thing
positive, since The action AT Rincon de
los ioros. The insurgents, while at Ros-
'Fo9, buried with great secrecy person
whom they had brought wounded from
me last engagement and afterwards, at
Caiabozo, they celebrated obsequies du-
ring eight days, the motive of which Is
sun unknown. have given orders 10
nave ALI the circumstances well ascer-
tanned, and IN due time will acouaint
yeur LUrdsbip with the result. God pre-
serve your Lordship many years.
Head Quarters, at Guataparo, Man
16, 1918.
ts!gned) PABLO MORILLo.
y 10 iIls Lordship Don Joan Bautisia
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NO been taken to prepare them before

ing been taken TO prepare them before
hand. ..
and elevated man. and inspired him with con
f;dence in his capacity for self government.
Yhr Peopls--ihe source of all political and
civil nower-nay tilsy ALWAYS keep IN remem-
brance, that intelligence and virtue should be
The guardians Of the fountain.
IRE Consultation Of the United StafeS-'Ehe
palladium OF the Nations rights, the World 5
fbc President Of the United Stofes-H;s high
es, honor is to be the Chief Magistrate free
people.
negotiation ceased TO be honorable. To RECON-
mend war and in the midst of dangers and
difficulties prcse ed steady course.
THOMAS JEFfERsOy--'The Author of the De-
clai alton of our independence.
The Memory Of TIE Immortal WASHINGTON.
The Nary Of The United Stdies--it has won by
its bri!iiAnt achievements the admiration of
tie would.
The 8rgnyof ihe United Statss- II has covered
itself with imperishable renown.
The niflafcf che United SiateS-'rhe great
bulwaIk .of eur freedom.
The Heads IF IjeDort,aeafs.
Internal IaFpr0rsmeats- we profit by
peace 10 give them activity.
Tie Ameriela &arS--May their iustre never
he eciipscd by the clouds OF discord aud dis.
.ension.
i'he Tripod from which the Government Of
the United states viii pronounce political
i syeiits.
Tie Government Of The United Siatcs-Sur-
rounded by ,noparchica and despotic govern
nienis, may il he deeply impressed with this
truth; tina, 10 preserve this isolated Republic
from harm, ITS energies sboald never be Ias!,ly
or improvideuiI, exerted
The Congress Of The RevolTtioa.
The PRESENT Congress Of fhc Uaifcd STATES.
ssefet Ja-!fson = The Hero of New Orleans.
The 'Spd'tish Patriots in South Emerica-
Saccess 10 the noble cause in which they are
engaged.
The dnserjcaa Fair--Tle fairest of all created
beings
Yoi9a.err By Coi. Fright, the ticc President
May tobacco do for Norfolk what il has
done for Richmond and Petersburg.
lHerui6.
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aRRfFAi. OrYliE iv1Sr.,,.e.rl.N

~ -. - - -, - a. - - N-43 = " st.s.
NhW loHh, Juiy -ihe Or.trd stateS Sb.t
Of the line WAsuiNoFuA. Gem. (I,n,cev 49,.
ihed III eur iarbor YESTERDAY afternoon. 40
""cheredat the qnarentine ground ..Lout sni,
set. She sailed fiona Cib,4li4i I'D Nav. ara
days since. Com. Chamuct,. and sor,so of tI.
oHii'ers came up 10 town vest iday sticlroor
a iearh that tht ere " are all il cope ht;ilth
he te'IaGe oi tue squadron had rot arrived
Thomas ID. audCrssN Y. Of late cnusuj-at r.
Ms, and Mr. Henry Cgdln, q. tits cii,. ,,rc
passengers ~ tue WaShinxton
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NALUAbLE PROPERTY fOR SALE.-The YTgcf
~ f>1"d wherein the subscriber now resides in
ls' county, 1--WE miles IN. 81 from the courthouse
@v"nt 30 from Fredercksburg, 80 from Richmond on
GtSnsHoie creek containing by estimation 6I6 acres
hVu IS wen waiered and timbercd and the pautatioi,
81 oIuer 10 work eight ten hands ADVANTAGE
sky acres are clOvered the soil is pleasant 10
'uNsle and uncomnOniy Kind for an kinds Of grain
palutNlarly for wheat The buildings are a large and
o"ohi0ns dwelling house lately built OF GOOD mate.
a'S, good ana convenient ouhOuses large new gar
t' &c. out above al, valuable donble geared prst
mn Win two pair ofstoles she works with an over
snt wafer wheel Isl feet ia diameter, when full
bead about three feel 81 water on that aud The dam
5Ht Oe raised three feet higher without fnjnrRg any
st1'i q, an y is an excellent place for inanufacu.
'i', a"n thele - not any that does much business
nSatet 'bdh aupnt - miles, aud IT is rosd wheat
country tieneghbJriOod custom kcpns her al,nost
Constantly running Also saw mill and conan oirt.
1s haclne all built within three years last past on
~ C'n 3iah stream, and ~ respectable and healthy
nelshOoIun0t. IEeTe is good appe orchard on This
iarp aud IL Is very GOOD place for frut rhsre Mil
nc EOod chance To make or 800 bushels Of wheat
49, year Possession may nc had by the first OF Oct
s.n Tue crop Of corn, sc. may be purchased
NAVY othcr ne tess4ries.
eess9o- yencrqi other Tracis Of La0d in me same
ao @ 'tood-Onc containing 400 acres another 2l0
co.," ~ smaller tracts. The terms in hand two
n,f sna payHehtsfoT Tie balance, flor the two dfsi
IL. w dcts'i DAVID LiPSCONB.
- g-wsw
~ NttSE. Haiy Randolph having duty qualified "a
u.,tt,' ,'ilaifiX on the estate Of the late Dr.
pA merely rives notice 20 all persons who have
,'' @ifiust TIE deceienPs estate 10 bring them for
qua al thcse Indebted to the said estate are re-
ca h. si l"Ne immediate payment, as indulgence
TINS notice will be plead in bar against All CLAIMS no,
brought "a ~ the 2glb OF Nay next
EDwAED RANDOLPH
ta,.,s .. dfforHeg f0 fact Icr
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's1ts<I5iD%D GNllXs
hDI.

DlEDl--in ibis city, (PhiiadcipliaJ on FRIDAY ,be
50 ,hsi: 10 TIE 2ist yeai Lri age MS. MAETHA P
btAtkEiI wife Of Mr.. Thomas ~. Bracket Of Cum
beriand county Va. aud daughter oil sits Ann C Ga
nam, OF Prince William couni, Va.
suffered long and sealiy, bat she suffered uii-
eonp'dln'iS andbeheld approaching death with calm
oh@ 'istea this CT. IN search after health destiu-
en NOV 10 ma that blessing cafh, has fed 10
joy. ~ GU
Wie ivng she possessed the pursst at ctons FOL her
teia'Ves ana numerous friends; aud The dear memory
OF her departed, wlIve perpeiua! their ever mourn
Ing hearts. fPoYIsoU,s ~ I'D,
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iCHIoND ACADEMY. .CIIeS JTyTcG John
- =, ooa ahn " a. mr. respectfully INFORM their
nlens ahd ie public that they have associated their
respective schools, with the design of ESTABLISHING a
G M upon an extensive aud liberal plan be call.
~ VIC hchmo"d dc0deUy for the purpose ofinstTuct.
ing y"h OF both sexes in the anguages arts ana sci
ences. 49, ~ "
separate and distinct apartments i'm tenements uucon
hseed, wibe provided for the young ladies young men
and boys who are Students aradcniy in hat
i,s NAY nave 40 opportunity Of niiXBg conYcrsng
The followiHgis contemplated MS the arrangement OF
The academy
ChILES TRRRELL- English. French. writing. ari,b
ineuc, rhetoric loge, moral philosophy and natural
JOHN woOD-Tl,r several branches If tte rna,h,p,a
ucs'iHclnding Geography. surveying aad navigation
natural philosophy includDg astronomy and chemistry
independent these branches J. W will gige Jessos
the Latin language.
W. 6. DAY-Ihe several classes ofGreek and Latin
III The Departments Of young men and bnys.
The Rtchmond Academy viii go into operation on the
frst Monday OfSeptembtr.
me hours of stendance will be six every day satnr.
about thrce.
Ites ofTeifioa for Young MEN ona Boy,
English grammar, writing. arithmetic, French Latin
snu Greek or either ofthese branches alone, IL SO
Theabove branches with mathematics or any branch
., mathematics Or natural or moral philosophy s IS per
Fess of Tuition In me FeDqie Denayf1e,t
The English language writing Arithmetic and reogra.
ply, or either, = " 80 cts. per quarter.
Do. with ffeOch Latin. INA henatics or natural nh
Iosophy, er either, S 70 PER quarter.
Drawing aud psintiug : per quarter additional
students from the country pay the fees IN advance
Those ~ town AZ tie expiration OF each quarter.
q. IcrreN can accommodate few Young men and
boys with hoard. &c. on moderate terms Inc worms
men ana boys TO be lodged 81 separate apartments
~ q. D@g can accommodate few young ladies' with
board, &c. on moderatetcfms.
July 10. 1ow6w
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN, That tue business aone
y al tihe Creek mills, in the name 81 Elizabeth Plea
SAINTS under he agency Of Dr Edward MAYO is Gnslly
closed ard that Transaction in fntnfe under sad
agency Will be sanctioned by me.
Jay ~. It..it. ELlHANEIH ILfAgANTS
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NichnAOnA Burr NiillstOng

M ANUFACFOSY.-Tb subscribers have made such
W. arrangements fOr tSOcufEg materials iLat tfay
VII have constantly on hand supply Of tue hest m
BLOCKS ard having obtained ssrrl ~ Of hfst fste
Noribern woffnen, the, Bauer themselves bis mann.
factory will not he surpassed hy any ~ th a. sies ter
strength or baUty 81 workmanship Jhey have o,. on
hand 81 Pair ofready made, aIfaried MiLL5IONss
different sizes sp under ibeif igarecaie sgpesisnd.
ance, which they will ss a. Nohetn pccs Tor cash or
iowa sCceptauces. Persons pishinctD yet MI IS1hss
previous to tie next crop wall please forward their a..
defs, TO which pubCtrai Attendance 81 al ie valid rysv
have asoestabshed mandatory 10 Petersburg where
North Carolina merchants, sBd niiers esittsat u re.
tersbnrp, are respectively uyhed 70 cali aud zee spe.
cijuen Of workmanship. 81 VII
WHITE, pAViuSON e co
February Is. 1871 between l. aud Z .,,..
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July 10.

oliCt.-On ihe ilh inst. | took from ON tosrd of
y Wins Wells boat. head man r IN between two
Ahn thteehnndied pounds tobacco conceaIe, In bs
OF Sehe other bed tick. This reqa:re the owner
o. pt9Vsb popeT, pay the legal charges or il viii
ba sold for that purpose. WI PICSOI1
July 10. ia :. -