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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-06-02
May s
George s. Hough,


"AS received ve,y haudsome as
I'LL sortmelt of Fancy Spring GOODS,
amung which are
Best London cloths and cassimeres,
plain ard figured mull~mull musins, ia
comet do. and cambrics, Canton grapes
and shawls, white embroidered robes,
Maria Louisa ditto, India and imitation
book muslius, ditto bandkel chiefs very
fine, black silk velvet, Ga, IA, "a and
1914 IRISH damask diaper, b. ds'-eyeacd,
Russia Tito, Irish linens, sheetings and
lawns, black and cold bombaz"enS and
bombaze,t,, tabby nets, ievshtihe shawls
& hdkfs, linen cambria. do. hdkfs long &
half silk. thread and cotton hose, Mar
settles and knotted counter Paaes, black
florentises, childreu's and ladies' straw
bonnets, black and white lace shswls AID
wells, handsome selection garniture and
fancy ribbons, umbrellas, and para.ols.
SO printed jackonet muslins, chintzes
and caices, steam loom and other shirt
ings, lineu aud cotton checks, ticking,
bagg,sg, &c. &c.
5th mo. 5th tuths
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-06-02
William CObbett's

William CObbett'S
Celebrated Russia tn nip and Mangie
Wirzte Seed.
lust received and for sale BY the sub
Oh scribers, a parcel Of the celebrated
Russia turnip and Mangle Wirzle seed.
The turnip grows to an enormous size,
and is particularly sweet.
LINDSAY = HILL.
June st
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-06-02
Twenty Dollars Reward.

GTOLEN from ON hoard the brig Cas-
- tor, ON Thursday evening last, 18
silver dollars, Is dollars in half eagles.
and one Dutch two livre piece, marked
on the edge, Colony Of Demarara.' The
above reward is offered for the thief or
the cash.
WILLIAM STEVENS,
On board said brig.
May 80 St
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-06-02
Robert Gray

next door to the corner ii King aud Roy
al streets, and is prepared to execute any
orders in the Bookbinding business with
which he may be honored-he is also sup
Piled cym mission. with . small assort-
ment of Stationary comprised Of articles
most in demand, and particularly invites
the attention of juvenile customers to
articles used in schools, such as CIPHER
ing and Copy books, &c. which are made
OF the best materials that Can be prQcur
ed and at the usual prices-orders from
Banks or pubic offices tor any kind of
blank account books, can be executed in
a style of strength AID elegance equal to
any in the United States. May q
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-06-02

and by some Of the most IesPectsole gen
tlemen OF the faculty in the U. States
1t is also particularly recommended BY
Dr.. Wstarhouse, late professor of the the
ory and practice of physic, in the above
seminary; whose certificate accompanies
each bot,ie.-Sold by
J. KENNEDY K SON,
Sole Agents for Alexandria.
January thstu2w
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-06-02
Tanning and Currylng,

TOSEPH HISTON continues to car
ID ry on the above business at his old
stand in Prince street, between Wate,
aud Union streets, where he will be al
ways ready to execute orders in his line
with promptness and despatch.
He keeps constantly on hand large
assortment Of
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-06-02
By JOHN JACKSON u Co.
On WEDNESDAY, at 8 Pm.
Will be sold at our room, very extern.
sive assortment Gf


slYe assortment ut
Seasonable Dry Goods.
Consisting Of
India cottons, domestic goods
Cloths and cassimeres
Cotton cassimeres, Florentine stipes
Silk twilled furentines H-
Madras, bandana, hagg, SILK, rOmaI
cotton and linen cambria hkfs.
Linens various descriptions
Diapers, short nankeens and nance
chip ditto
Null null, leuo, jackanet and cambric
muslins
Black and white grapes
Shawls various kinds, linen cambria
Boxes pins and cotton balls
Threads, buttons, tapes
Brown hollands, dOwlsss
Ribbons, cotton and silk hosiery
Gallons, platillas
Calicoes, furhitures, dimities
Steam loom shirtings, Sc, &c.
The sale of the above viii be peremp-
tory, to close different consignnsnts, and
to effect so desirable an object will be-
sold at 4 and months credit.
lime
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-06-02
Wine.

Wine.
I'D ECElVED by The schooner Maria,
h f,om Madeira,
Halt pipes, quarter casks end half
quarter cask,
Old Madeira,
and half qnlr"r,a
Old Tinta, Sercial and Malm-
sey Wine,
from the house ul Keirs q Co. which
will be sold at cost by
LAWRASON & F0WLE.
Who have received per the ship Hazard,
from Cork,
so casks Irish butter, Of superior quality.
May g.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-06-02
Lumber Yard.

WYNN. WITCH & Go. have on hand
w and intend keeping a constant
supply of the best kind of LUMBER add
LIME at their wharf, near the lower fer
~, and request their friends and the pub
lie in general to cal! and see for them
selves, and think they will be pleased
with the price and quality Of their lum.
Der. april %
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-06-02
Bank Stock.

Bank Stock,
II WISH to purchase 6J shares fAR-
MERS' BANK STOCK, or three
or four thousand Dollars in the Banks Of
Alexandria or Potomac.
Jan, IS JAMES s. SCOTT.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-06-02

Mess and Net Shad.
r lindsay Y HILL have Just recei.
we'd and for sale
$50 bbls. mess and prime shad, put Up
particularly for family use.
June. 1. ST
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-06-02
Aromatic Snuff
FOR CAT.9RRH e HEADACHE.

IB's oHuII' ds CtIepIdIeu
for its agreeable fragrance,
| a. for its efficacy in the cure
Of recent catarrh, and slow
nervous head ache, is used,
aud approved. BY the pre-
sent professor of chemistry
in the university Of Cam,
bridge in Massachusetts, |;
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-06-02
Public Sale,

FINDER the authority Of deed of
I trust from Thomas rriplstt to me,
snail expose to So" at pablo auction
tor cash. at IL o'clock en- Saturday the
THlR gERNTil day Of this month.
A raluable, tract Of Land,
containing sixty acres, and we'll supplied
with wood, lying ON both sides 81 the gra-
Yelled road leading from Hunting Creek
Bridge 10 0ccOquln Mills, in the County
Of Fairfax. adjoining the laads Of IhOm-
son Mason and Mr.. Brooks, and distant
about three miles IRON the town OF Alex
aLdria. J. d. SIMMS,
Trustee.
June 9 dts
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-06-02
Oranges,
Columbian Ice House.

Columbian Ice House.
EE1E intend to commence delivering
w Ice on the first Of June, upon the
usual terms, viz. Six Dollars (paid ~
eErance) for the season, TO consist vt 100
DAYS Subscriptions received aud tickets
delivered by
RICH. Fl. LITTLE,
WIN. f. THORNTON.
May % u
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-06-02
Bath House.

I'VE subscribe respectfully informs
tae public, that his Bath House is
and will remain in complete opera
.;,n until the 18th inst. at which time
md a sufficient number Of subscribers
10 attained, il will be continued during
ne season, otherwise he will be under the
,,esssity Of closing it on that day The
sIperience Of former yeaIs, he trusts, will
10 a satisfactory apology for so doing, as
xitnoat sufficient patronage to meet the
,,,enses thereof, he cannot continue the
b,th house without mourning certain loss.
Gentlemen disposed to encourage the
Establishment, will please to leave their
pan,s, at his bar.
June 3 L. SHIELDS.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-06-02
William Deyaugn,

Hair dresser and PsrfGmer, Royal street.
ID ErURNS hls thanks to the public
IL in general, for the liberal encou-
rageneut he has received, and hopes a
continuance Of the same BY his zeal and
strict attention 70. business.
Just received and for sale at bis store,
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-06-02
Leather,

OF as various qualities as can be found il
any shop in the District-which he vii
dispose Of at very low prices fe' cash.
Itr a --- &c
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-06-02
Bacon.
JUST RECEIVED
1900 Pounds large fat ba-
BUTTS & cAwOoD.
MAY so st
London Cloths s Cassimeres.
VUST received per ship Nancy, from
oh London. via Baltimore,
,SheDpards e. Maclean's

oRePPaFa y z ViucteaH
best cloths and csssimeres, several various
colo, :; few gross of the first quality gilt
coat buttons, and few dozen OF very su-
perior colored aud white y brown patent
threads.-Likewise, variety Of Euro
pean, India, and domestic goods
cheap and will be sold tor cash.
GEORGE CARSON e Co.
next door to the Washington TaverR,
King street. May sO-tJuly1
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-09-01

! aud Comet. OF Baltimore, both arrived at fla
va,io 18TH Aug.--COfee OF AN inferior quality
WAS 20 cents per III. ana the inst quality was
held and some. sales had been effected at 70
CENTS" rs Is. H. r. r. b.
This unjust and i!,iheral conduct on the part
OF the Spanish authorities at Havana had FRO.
dncod considerable excitement among the
Americans there. Several American vessels
had "i'ived the day before the n. sailed from
Havana.
On the ID August, about leagues TO the
cas;l ard of Cape Antonio, the gator WAS
biCn,hl toby Admiral E,ions squadron, con
s,siins oftwo irigate built ships, one ut 20 and
the other of ~ cuns-a brig of 10 guns and S
the schooners. Capt. $. went on board the ad.
'nii is ship and WAS very politely treated. but
could not learn the destination o. the squadron,
nor where from. Beacon.
Mr.. Lysord, Keeper of the Steam Boat Ho-
tel Reading Room, has favored US with the
loan of Trinidad papers from the 18th to the
William: the following Bulletin" of the liberia
ting army IN Venezuela, is the only article OF
their conie.its worth extracting.
y gentleman who came passenger in the
William, informs, that At was brought TO Trim
idai %. d Colonel English. a British officer in
The patriot service. This officer stated that
therc had been several battles fought, and
much shirmishng between ,.e coutendiug
parties, IN all OF which the patriots were veto
rions, anu had finally possessed tl.n,sciI e. q.
The entire command OF the plains, and compel.
led the Royais,s tn take refuge in The muun.
tains--ihe eleven British officers who were
arrested last winter IN Philadelphia, under Il
process from the authority OF the United
States. had arrived III Venezuela and Joined
iEe patriot army Clay 'sceie5,atcd speech
on The subject OF our relations with South
America. had beeii translated Into The Span.
ish language, and was read generally at the
heduS OF the Patrioiic regiments, amidst the
most enthusiastic appiausc'. re.
'AHeddy published III the Enquirer.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-09-01

WASHINGTON, August 2G.-The cor.
ner stone otihe Capitol ofthe United States
WAS laid AT II O'Clock ON Monday last the
2itii nasi. IN presence o.. the Commission
cr oi the public Buildings, and The Archi-
tect al Tie Capitol after which the work
men and labourers employed about The
building paviook OF Refreshments, rruvid-
ed by direction of HE Commissioner
THIS ceremony took place, il viii be re-
collected, on the anniversary OF thai day,
or WHICH a barbarous enemy here made
war npon The arts, upon literature, and
upon civilized laws, and l;eped 10 perpe-
inaic ms Infamous exploit, by lax iug in a
heap o!irreparable ruins Ike edinces rails
ed by taste and genius 10 lie peaceful
purposes .oflegisiaion and The promotion
OF human knowledge an. happiness.
MAT. Int.
Several newspapers in diilercn, quar-
terS oi tie Union have been for some
flame very earnestly engaged in discussing
ihr merits, and urging the pre,ensions, ol
different persons, as suitable characters
for 1ilng the presidcntia! office. This is
certainly very premature, ii not unpro-
tilabie controversy, and one wliich ought,
for season, to be suspended. Before,
the ierm OF service OF the rresidcr, is
more than one. fourth expired, is the ic-
yerlshness OF ambition 10 be permitted,
Tor Ms own sport, 10 stir mp teudS and
connections among a happy people, and
wanonly rouse int action angry feelings
which are now happily al rest We hope
TO see Tie people i.own on such proceed
ings II is not 10 be tolerated, that any
one or two, or half dozen men, shall
consider the People as their property,
cast tots for them as for so many sheep
or oxen, and then set about beguliiug
and entrappiug them.
IL is nhe enough 10 agiiais Tie question:
OF The Presidential election " hen It's peri
odical return approaches and then let
thr people decide IT, Mir. Monroe has
so FAR, done we'll. Let us watch the pro-
gress oi his administration, as " e s!ouid
ris,ianiiy regard the conduct of all pablic
men. II he snstains the high character
he las Just acquired, the people will
sustain h!m. Ii he beirays the interests
OF his country, or fails in the discharge
of the css nlIai duties Of his station. he
will receive ,iieIr permission Ia retire 10
private life. II is but decent, il appears
10 Us. TO suspend the discussion Of this
question for year longer, al least and
when il is brougItup, lei it be openiy and
Jc5riy treated. ~.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-09-01

In consequence Of the extraordinary press
for money in ibis city for son,e time nat
have made tiny business, ana nv opugrtu.
niles have been good, To- enquire the state of
the money market in New York The result
OF these enquiries ~. that there is no pressure
at New York that on the CONTRARY, the corpo-
ration Of that city. having borrowed sometime
ago, million of dollars, have lateiy paid that
loan. and borrowed the million OF dollars at six
per cent. This being the state of things ia
New fofk, To what cause are we TO attribute
the extraordinary press for money in This CITY?
There Is hut one opinion, but one answer to
this question, and that answer is, the hanks
lie Bank OF the United States is doin,r little
or no new paper, and il is rapidly emitting down
its accommodation paper by this means il
brought the State Banks in debt the State
banks, it is believed, in self.deteuce have
adopted to certain extent. the system purSn-
ed by the United States Bank, and thu, AN the
in0ned institutions OF the city, have been
brought simultaneously, to bear uDon the citi.
Gems. TO whom no city of refuge has been left
open.
This is a state OF things which canpot last.
IL tie Bank persist III their present cnutsc o Z
conduct. they will cause the iailnre of man,
houses N's'ch are perfectly solvent This
ought by all means 10 be avoided Tie first
house OF consequence which fails, will spread
i universal alarm. The consequence. to tLe
Banks will he as fatal as 10 individuals. Ict
'hfm therefore take good heed that what Ihry
uothcN 90 upon good * Jusiifable grounds If
il' yoF any OF them act from pque OF PASSION.
they may be assured that public Indignation
aHG pubic eNecratioD will he poured mon
thrm with an unsparing hand. 1heii pecuiria-
~ losses wiz DC tie smallest they viii sustain,
The puzzle rrable TO separate tie conduct OF
re banks ifcn that of ihe bank directors.
VIII pour liron them also Il full measure OF ha.
wed aud jeai0usies, and combinations Of iudi-
NiGnels afiss out Of the beariiess aud ruinous
s!stCn pursued by corporate bodies.
The large fortunes rapidly amasscd BY irdi.
lldGals, the system OF shaving aud stock lob
bins aud advances upoH stock, and belief
thai certain Directors combine together 10 Sc
cure themselves immense loans and advances
have already tGfued The eve OfsuSpiciOn Hrou,
and strongly excited pubic feelings against
CERTAIN Banks They viii do we'll 10 avoid
every tlilmg calculated 90 heigiiiem those sus-
PirionS. oT iuiawe those feelings. I the cap
Of bitterness shall once be made TO overflow
who can caicgiate boW muiynay be compelled
to dfihN OF us waters: fh1t. Press.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-09-01
Madame de Staet and tie United Suites.

Madame de ,Staef AID tie United .States.
This celebrated lady, HE daughter o.
Ncckar, and who has =" filed so larye -
space III tie eye" Of The literary world.
has bcqueaihed them three volumes under
the title Of 81 Considerations on tie EJench
ReUsidiOn." --Thrse have just issued from
The press, and are read with The utmost
a,idIiy IN Europe. The Analectic Maya
zine Of August, has taken some notice of
Madame de Siaei Of her orhs, and par
tNuldriy Of the p0sIhunOus volumes
from which they have niadcan interesting
extract, respecting The United States -
" ~ is known that she formed the resolution
at one period, Of cmgrating To these United
States. We heartily wish she had done So AS
she was aaeady prepared by her political oui
TiouS, 10 view OGT institutions wi ~ IN uncIond-
ed aud even an at!cCtiOGaie exc Sire has moi
overlooked This udtiOnin her Considerations
and II is with particular satisfaction that we
tranScrIOc the following passages Of the third
y0iumr. nat admirable good sense whicll is
founded on justice aud security, exists TO
where but III England or IN America ICES
There is a people who will oae dav he very
great, mean tile Americans One stain onlI
ObScufes the perfect splendOr of reason that
WINES th'l country; slavery still subsists i'm
the southern provinces but when con.yess
shall have found a remedy for that evil how
shall we be able TO refuse the most profound
feSpect 10 I've institutions of the u. Stdtesy
whence comes II then that many English allow
themselves 10 speak with disdan OF such peo
pie /" They are shop-kcepers,' they repeat
And how did the courtlerS OF Louis XIV talk
OF Tie English themselves? fhe people Of Boz
naParie's court also, what did they saw The
Americans, IL rs true, declared war against
England al ve,y ~ choSea time, with respect
TO Europe. Bat America on this occasion
looked only To what concerned her interest !;
and she can certainly not be Su pertcd OF hay.
| ing wished totav0r the lnperIa! system. Bat
could the declaring wa ursrasUuaiiy against
| EHgians, iu,tit, the burning Of n>hiHgtOn ?
] " tat D, tie more honorable iof manl ind
/ th1a tEis ucg world. wniva has established 10
self without Use p,eisdices oi shc old tA,s
! new wori" VAes ieng.os, q "a al rs faIvor,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-09-01


on 'hc25ib DAY Of June last, died Dr. WILLIAM p.
MAZE ia ihe Doth eat Of bis age, his VA Nelson
cUnui, IN his STATE.
To al, Uhoknew him, II IS Notifying circumstance
that this notice has been long deferred and the
tfirnd w'fo now performs the Office, has only to oHcf
the apology Of cUmstancos which Csuld not lie con-
trOiieG.
The ineslimable man. WHO is The subject Of this brief
sketch, exhibited Throughout life the most spotess ex
ample OF moral worth and died without n single de-
tractor TON his tame Nor his excellence of that
negative character, which only boast Of exsmp-
ton lfom censure. Ills benevOlenee warm his
friendship ardent his lhefality bounded ouly ~ The
extent Of his sbY. VA him. poverty found pro-
ieeior, fslty iciieut judge, and vice determined
soc. Ills heat onsscd genial warmth stOuud it.
which chcefed aud sof,ensd the society in which he
moved.
Popularity u sometimes the reward % unworthy con.
dtsccntions; bus, with b.m, the trophy OF his
yift The peopir bic county ana district paid last
homagc ." hs character, "a eonHdinE Inn tbe
important trusts W. tbeif g.n. tie was successfully
elected ueu1eT 81 tie house Of Gcissafcs Of the
naie and aaaly. % he e. cGtive coonci. THIS Wfs
me last Ocr that he allied. e retired rrncutiv bisss
81 iu the love OF hts coincsi eircie a14 Re rsspeci
I which every where attended his Eaaas.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-09-01

without needing the support Of the state 10
maintain II where the law Commands by the
respec, II inspires, without being enforced by
any military poseri'
She might have added where, the
pecph govern themselves, without the as
s'stance OF princes aud peers, n,itres or
thrones" Buii!e compliment, las i, stands,
Is as fine as 1t is just, without any addi-
ton.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-09-01

Tie PiHS'ag Mercury falls imiO "A rigi.aI-us
mistake .-itai, mpts TO make ont that The stems
taken hS ;he Cui,cd states nank TO meet ii.e
Louisiana Sicch arc the ;i,ilS of Il system
which substitute government iCGay for direct
taxation. IN order To supply aH exhausted trea-
sury"-N0w, the truth is, HAT it is no. = lam
but, debt whirli tie bank owes to the govern
mcni-and il Is because The treasury is t,li,
mol exhausted thatit comes forward 10
The louisiana stock.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-09-01

Tie ioiiowir. gentlemen are elected nrm.
hers of tie neAi Etv,s-- David 1'iimble.
Henry Clay. william iirown, Ibomas Met
calt ," AlneX MelvaH,@ David WALKER, George
Robertson, A. {. Anderson, Tunsiall NuurIes,
Benjamin. Hardin.
Nsu Ne,eb.y-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-09-01
Extract Of a iettpr y(rola Nessrs. PePc,reau, Rel
h'ny md Ca. 10 a gentleman Of thio city, dateu
Bordeaux, liM Jgiy I3iS.

Cur crop OF grains in the southern depart.
ments. will not be what had beeu rresnpei
and although The North Will be more favored,
st'ii we shall want, here, some assistance from,
abroad.-Flomr was last vrck. J.; 81 f,a,,rs ,4ey
barrel; the merchants ask now 81 ;rAi,cs nj.
Rye flour cond obtain - frames. bui lie Lnnu.
y has been taken olive intend 10 continue
our advices, II we think i; proper to encourage
your friends 10 make shipment,
As ior the wiues, we calculate upOn a good
nan vintage and expect brandy Ill, proof to
u below iOGfior 80 veis og lO0 GALLON .-Jhe
prices OF the wines of i.l7 have fallen. but
those OF 1919 and 1915 viii be high. n, a oman.
lily Sufficient IS not III the cellars Ia wait Tor
three years those OF the coming crop.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-09-01

Fer SIR. ~, Tr.'>sct e, Nte>o fy1.c.tt
4 TRACT OF LAND. it;.f IN its Leith sio. az.
- Seusa Atna sivsr. tie .onniy Of tlano,es IS
niiss distant f"' ii'ciait rt. AID c"aaia:fe
acfes ihis iaia rs ~ t'is goat otcrT gu5 hss il
L"u'es az eNcehsi' cnStl, ioseie vita exl,rslse
orchard !aisv iN'i'h cftt. Cieait land consists -
~" sioud, whl,h s aossiasiy acapt,J % TIE pittnl-
ZION OF wheat.
Any person wieinr TO purchase, ue, ne r'ofiHtc Of
tDe t.ins bl application ether 10 iLomas . Ice. juf
esioihs II The Foiksof Hanover, TO the snbso,.I.
who resides on the place. WI. ID. COLES
Sept I. 3i.wcN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-09-01

II sEsSRS. James Tenn, Gaturi Perm rs,nrs pm.
lf5 j. and Will'an Mitchell Gtgf'ey.(n- TAKE ~
Tee That OF tie lCih day Of UCahCi test hrtWorn Tie
hours oune ocloch u The morning and oelnck In
HE evCnfsg. We STA hy rtine of q cIHuiissan b. rs
o thai uurpoc 0b'aiutd proceed To- iake fIr d. si.
uOn " MI Chas Eiis. gtte counting tCo.g II Ne.rs
Fs q Ail"f IN tie city 81 Hichmond. 20 We iraG Is
etdece ~ TIE suit depending 10 tie superior sau,i ~
ehancety for NE Richmond district IN whcb yaa ne
late merchants and Farmers udcr ibe Grip of Iacs
Penn sons, and ynu ihe said william fitehplt ore
plaintiffs, aud BOYD miller, sWvivnr partner ~ VIM
f'owh and COMPANY, aed Wain Barfet. afe deter.
dsnis. EOND MILLER, Surviving p.ttrrT
80 iYm ErOwn 4 ca
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