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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-06-30
Jamestown, June

POTILiNG CELLAR, or the Min Street 2 doors
- below ne Bet TdgerR.-JAMES mcALLlSIpH
respectfully informs bis friends andt the public i'm reue
rail- that he has now hand and offers for sale large
supply Of the very best Philadelphia porter ale and
brown stout, Philadelphia sweet, and virginia ctsb
cider, Of superior quality Also, quantity Of very
fine picking vinegar, Superior any white wine vine
gar all efwhich he IS determined O sell at very redu
ced prices, Wholesale or BY retail.
~ b. County merchants Obs giving ~ nours notice
can &c supplied with any quantity Of the above in bo,
Ties, on the most reasonable terms for cash orders
tom iewn or country thankfully received and carefully
executed.
lie can warrant the packing Of porter done IN the
most careful manner.
Gegtemen would do well to call and tas his liopors
and u the quality that may he ordered don't prove
equal to The sample, he will cheernlly exchange il or
return the money. Jnre o. 10 ~
E'oR sALE-The TRACT OF LAND on ,rbieb Ieo,g
reside, containing by late survey, sss acres. This
tract offers 10 HE purchaser many Inducements as an
excellent neghborhood, health, c0ntigity 10 nayiqa-
ton and good and sufficient improvements Tor the &C.
coinmoda 100 Oi genteei family There are OIL ans
plantation hourshing apple aud peach otchaTdsThis
rlaniaiion Is wen enclosed, beine laid or into four
helds and 10 excellent cropping order. Those disposed
70 purchase VIII view for themselves Possession given
tue nfs day Of January the purchaser 20 have
privilege ofseedng wheat (abOut forty bushels 10 adyan
iage) on the 10TH day 81 october.
Trims Of soke-One-third when possession is given
and The other Two thirds in two equal annual install
iHent8. HUGH CANPgEII
JsRs9 10 ssr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-06-30

EHEMALE EDUCATION.-The Young ladies Of Ms
II Mary H. Cowardln's school were examined on the
l4lh inst before large and respectable assembly
we are happy in stating to the parents and guardians
OF The yeung ladies, that their examination gave entire
satisacon to all present indeed they FAR surpassed
our most saDguDe expectations.
II IS not wish TO make any distinction i'm the vaTi
Gus classes hut 1t would be doing the young ladies'
great injustice were not express opinions Thus
publicly oftheir proficiency in grammar and geography
TO MIS- Cowardin, EIuch credit is due for her exerons
being acquainted with bU mode Of education which
We highly approve, will do her the Justice to saw
that she is ably calculated to discharge the duties 10
which her whole mind and faculties are directed Her
nliu temper ana disposition, correct Judgment and
pleasing manners can but attach the pupil TO her i'm tie
strongest terms Of affection. WILLIAM o. SMITH.
PHI. +. SOUTHALL
BLAKE r.. WOODsON
WILLIAM RANDOLPH
jamestown, June 20. a,s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-06-30

INTEGRAL tMPRoVEmENT.-I am instructed by
the president OF the board of public 20 notify
he members Of The board, called meeting will be
hea at the Capitol IN the ey Of Richmond Wednes-
oay the LIST day OF July next when their attendance
particularly requested. BERNARD FEITON, Sec.
June g. Intdm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-06-30

Hff0lred, That the shares OF all persons i'm dis conn
pauyswho shali be delinquent the first DAY of July
eX Tor calls heretofore made OH their shares shall Gu
ai DAY be sold al lie 'front.' door of the Eagle Hotel in
Tue city OF Richmond, at the hour of tao O'Clock at
phnnc auction. 1eSte, N. SHEPPARD, Clerk
may HO lilly
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-06-30

v NINA lNN.-ihe subscriber having removed 10
the house lately occupied by Mrs uaTtins si,,a
81 w. loot OF the Captol Square, and within 30 wards
M e hen street, viii be prepared on Monday next for
Voc, '0stlob Of boardefs, by the day week month or
bse Hs table viii at all times be supplied with the
Ric,.e aho bis bar with the best figuors m a. tbe
fnrni.ba msiket afiords-bis lodging rooms will he
viii se ~ ~ way TO oOInf0rand his Stables
ostst P''''aed "ih the best food and most atiestiVe
Aoy,tto ONEHTON SEAWELL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-06-30

I"gtnia Land O1fce, Richmond, J.t1e 20 isis
conformity with an act the General Assembly, OF
Tue commonwealth Of Virginia, .ut,ed" On dct 10
GMthafhe Seper0tfauS concerning Eschedfs :" passed
@ it'n Gay oil February 1911 do hereby publish ard
ahe known, that appears by the CERTIFICATES Of lie
eseheators OF the several counties hereinafter uanea
hat tne seSeaitfacts or parcels Of land
soeu nave beeu found, by inquest held according 10
"" 10 nave eScheaed 10 this cononw eaith VIZ :23s
acres OF land III Que tract, and 32i acres IN asoh.r
tract, IN southampton county, Of which Alexander M
Neil, subject OF Great Britain died seized Two
uacs OF land IN Amelia County one containing $50
acres, ana the other phil acres oil which Alexander
Wilson died seized.
Wan. q. PENDLEToN, Reg. Land once.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-06-30

X VANORE NAY1GATGoN.-rhe stockholders In the
in ~ Roanoke Navigation Company who have not paid
ot stCoad instaiment, are requested TO do 50 forth
bst nose persons who have been authorized to open
VvU subscription for the taking up ofstock underthe
aa, c1arer, as well as those still holding books
Te, uluet mat o. North Carolina, requested to
". c. ~, ,,, suDsoIiDeI NJ iailisX,
Halifax, Nc. Aprilqi. 'iIst9
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-06-30

shal! continue at the stand heretofore occupicd by
anderson q Dabhey, 10 sell, for cash or town accer-
lance STAPLE GROCERY ARTICLES, Persons nails
land. W. sSp S SS'!-
May 80, 1919. ar
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-06-30

james CeTAgoeEk is about SIX feet nigh slender made
had ON suit'ofbIue broad cloth is tailor by profes
sion. - f
James FHgett is abont feet inches high, iudher.
enly clothed has been soldier in JACK sons army is
laborer. ' "
June e s-Wsw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-06-30

( DISSOLUTION OF COPARTNERSHiP-T CO.
y partnership Of RI EjfING JAMES & co. istbis
Ssy dissolved by mutual consent. All persons having
70 Fleming Joseph s. james for payment and those
ihdehted are earnestly requested make payment TO
Tue same they alone being authorized to settle the
e'aisdctl0As oil said concern. FLEMING JAMES,
, CARTER q. PAGE,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-06-30

NJ OLlFlCArioN.-The subscriber as adlninistIatIIx
oil kane Chastane, (Huuts ereek) late ofthc ceun.
Vi Duckihghanl, being DESTROYS OF closing her admin
Aa9h OF the estate early this fall aud for as much as
seVeiai OF the legaees are inhabitants the western
country she takes this method o. informing them tro
lne medium OF tue press for them come forward
nose that have had part of the estate may at their
opuoh, thfow into hOtchpOtch ana come IN upon an
equal u'sIon with these that have not had any part of
VIII be pleased 10 attend division will posisyely
lake place as mentioned above.
IARTHA CHASTAINE, admir-
Inns Of Rage CHasf0ins, dec.
OaNS D. o;y.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-06-30

A Map OF the above Land District is
preparing, and will be for sale at Opclou-
sas, and at the General Land Office. bv
JOHN GARDINER, Gil. Clk
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-06-30

WE have ths day disposed oar STOCK of goods aud
discontinued business except as TO the nnal settle
3"eHt oi Ouf accounts. ANDERSON * DABNEY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-06-30
Jane S..

ITTTTTV IT- TT
4 y the sign of the Globe s Ledger-The subscrib.t
taAes the liberty OF informing The citizens of Riclond
ahu Mahchtster that he has just by the Sea
Lion from New foTk, an expensive first rate Ruling
.h"eH3Hs, WhlcH was previously imported frots Ems.
iaud-rnlig Of any kind will done either red frt
Hes or music To any pattern with cXactnes and eXpe
utioh on Reasonable terms. Wishing turn his atten
ZION more particularly 10 the stationery line in general
Be shh'i al all times strive TO have tu and complete
assortment OF B!ank Books with oT without patent
DacAs ana R1ssa bndng) CT various sizes and patterns
either wholesale or retail, oil accommodating Terms,
Oill books clerks records deed will and order books
'ule dockes, execution and fee books pocket edgers
Dhnk memorandum and sbeIfs' books-chess boards
anu port ioilos, IN Inherent forms all own man.
acture Negotiable notes and checks all the Banks
lnats CITY either bound in sheets blanks OF varous
Iilcts III ths stationery line will be regularly Kept Of
the bestquality. ~ ~
The suDscfiberthinks it unnecessary to state any thing
lespectIngte quality of materials style of workman
snip, as time and the encouragement OF generous pOb
lac hSVe no doubt proved the materials and workman
snip va MS profession FKED'K A. MAYO.
N. b. orders for Blank Work and Machine Rating
Thankfully received aud carefully executed at the shot
est notice. May2s. stf
JAMES n. PLEASANTS-IIaying obtained license IN
pfacuce law, viii attend the inferior and superior
courts OF Powhalau, GOOcband and Cumberland He
promises faithful attendance alt business entrusted
TO his
N. Is. Place ofTesdeuce, PoWhasan conrthouse
june IL. n-n
NoTicE:-Al persons having claims against the Is.
tate OF john CbildeTs, dec. requested 10 make
them known TO the administrators as NAV
De made for The adjustment thereof: and those who are
inoeOteo, WIZ make immediate payment the admins
uatois' DRURY CHILDERS,
}. 3. CHtLDERS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-06-30

NoIiCt.-Ihe subscriber respectfully soIiets ali
persons VINO are owing him, TO COKE forward and
se,e heii respective dues TO such do he will con-
sder 1t an aci Of friendship and he earnestly hopes
the present call will be punctnay attended to
enable nun To resume his business sganto such as do
not, ne wi be compelled 10 put in uain for col!cc
uon, 'hal WIN be extremely disagreeable but hopes
having gwen liberal indulgences all persons WHO
heretofore dealt with him. JOSHUA CRuHp
June 26. ~ ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-06-30

IL persons having claims AGAINST the estate of Ed
"A W. Trent, dec desired TO present them 1, the
suDsctluer Tor settlement Those indebted 10 The said
estate are requested TO make immediate paymenIto
JOHN ROBERTSON,
attorney ia fact for
~ MARTHA TRENT,
June 40 i5.'lH Ear Of I'D: ". Trent dec.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-06-30

4 OST LEIIER-On the 10Th day Of May I put into
- the Post Office Of this city, letter directed to
william Robertson, merchant, Petersburg" which IT,
closed another letter directed 20 Mrs. Dolly r. Ncho
las Nofborne covering check from the Rank Of Viz
gina on IT'S office Of discount and deposit Petersburg
IOI $50 90 cts payable TO me, aud endorsed pay To
the order OF MIS- 10. p. Nicholas. Also two hundred
dollars IN North Carolina bank notes particulars Of
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-06-30

COPdRTNERSHIP.
ne snbscribeIs having purchased the interest Of Mr.
1a'et D. Page, 10 the late rm Of Fleming James & Co.
HhI continue 90 transact business under tie same irm
t FLEMING JAHES
-- 1eHo -. L-et JOSEPH s. JAMES.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-06-30

MoilCb.-Ah persons having claims against Che
ldie Joln u. SAUNDERS, dec. Of HenJicO county,
e requested to make them known to the subscriber
V.utI llat provisions may be made for their pay.
'equeiedlo make payment without DELAY.
EDMUND SAUNDERS,
administrator 'cith the uiH a1,nered
H., Of Join H. SaHRdeys dec.
'"HH q
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-06-30

kA ECHANlCSVILLE TURNPIKE COMPANY.-Ala
1f4 meeting OF The directors OF this COMPANY Gil the
26th May, 1915
RESOLVED, Thaa general meeting Of the shareholders
III thls coinpanybe called meet at the>ofRce Of NJ
eheppsTd, ia the city OF Richmond on Wednesday the
Hfst Jay OF July next, ~ the hour OF ~ O'Clock.
hsS0iUed, ihatihe shareholders in this company be
required Ia pay ten dollars each share held by Them
respectively to the Treasurer, before the arst day
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-04-21

ErfrGcf Of a letter from Trinidad, dafed fhe
l2lh Uh.
About 500 officers and volunteers arrived
here lately from England, to join the Inde
pendents-oft that nsmber, 100 went to Au-
gustura as many more returned hong
quite disguised with the cause 30 20 SO
died Of the terrible fever which lately pre-
vailed here and the remainder are wander
ing about in great distress, regretting tbe
day they allowed themselves 10 be so com.
pletely duped by the agents of the Indepcn-
dents in England
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-04-21
MILLEDoEvILLE, MARCH 81.

DR.. EcToR has transmitted the particulars
Of horrid massacre of a Mr.. WIN. Ogly and
four children, by the Indians IL miles above
Fort Claiborne and two settlers in another
quarter. woman from The hostiles, informs,
that the Indians do noi intend TO make stand
against Gen. JACKSON, but TO separate, lay
waste the frontier country, and murder the in
habiants.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-04-21
House of Representatives..

Saturday, AprI
"A bill TO increase the pay of the Militia
1Obile IN actual service, was reported.
Mr.. Meade's Case.
The Committee on this intereftinp
cafe. reported statement of facts, and
concluded with the recommendation oil
a refolution
That this House will fupport the Exc.
cutive in all proper meafures which he
may take to procure the release of Mr..
Meade from confinement. Ordered fc
be printed.
On motion of Mr.. Taylor, the Secre
tary of the Navy was directed to repor,
the next seflion, a particular statement
of the expenditure of the appropriation
made by law, to reward the officers and
crews of the contribution the Wasb---
the Horet--Lt. Elliot and his officers
and crew:-By the act to reward the
officers of the Haynet for the deflruction
of the Penguin The act to diftribu,e
100000 dollars among the captors of the
Alcerine ships, &c.-deGgnating the
names of the Prize Agents, the payments
made by them. fpecifying the time when
and the perfons by whom the fame was
made, and The balance, if any, remaining
IN their bands, anerpended.
Public Buildings.
Mr. BaGett, from the Committee on
the fnbject, reported. that it was proba-
bic the wings of the Capitol would not
be SO completed as to furnish Committee
rooms. at the next selIion, and recon.
mended the erection of a temporary bull.
ding for the purpose.
Abolition Of Slavery.
Mr.. Livermore, of N. Fl. prefented a
in the ufual form, for propo-
sing to the Legislature of the several
States, an Amendment of the Constitu-
ton of the United States, in the follow
ing words -
"No person shall be held 20 service
or labor as slave, nor shall slavery be
tolerated in any State hereafter admitted
into the Union, or made one of the
United States of America.
A motion to consider this proposition
was decided in fbe negative.
Two acts of the Britifh Parliament,
relative to the trade to their West. India
we're laid on the table by Mr..
Smith, of No. which were ordered to be
printed for the use of the members.
The House, after much debate author
zed q subscription for ago copies of
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-04-21
Friday. ApYti 10.

IH1Vs APYH 10.
II bill to extend the privilege of frank
ing letters to the Secretary of the Senate,
and Clerk of the Houfe, was read twice.
Inquiry into conduct of Judges.
On motion of Mr.. SPENCER, a com
mittee OF i've was appointed TO inquire
into the conduct Of William P Van kefs,
and Matthias B. Talmadge, District Judg-
es Of Newyork; and William Stephens,
Diltrict Judge of Georgia, with power
to fend for perfons and papers that the
faid committee fhail continue during the
prefent Congrefs, and may report at the
prefent or enfuing senon.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-04-21

WednsG2ay. Aprl8.
Increase of Judicial Salaries.
The bill from the Senate on this fub
ject was taken up; and on motion of Mr..
Melton, was Poftponed indefinitely. ayes
o8. Noes 30.
The bill to regulate the Staff of the
army. was pafed and sent to the Senate
The bill to provide for erecting addi-
tional Public Buildings, alto pafed
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-04-21

IN SENATE, April a, 1878.

IN SENfIFs AprTl q, 1878.
MR.. STORER, from Committee on
the subject, reported, that it was not
espsdfent to appropriate the United States
Bank b9uu5, to the manufacture of arms
and equipments for the militia.
On motion of Mr.. KING the Secretary
OF the Treasury was directed to report
to the Senate the sum of the funded debt
of the United States, bearing an interest
of seven, six or three per cent distin-
gushing the amount Of each that has
been paid by the subscriber towards the
capital Of the Bank Of the United
States; distinguishing also the sums of
the respective species of the funded debt.
paid on account of the several install
ments to the said stating the sum
and species of the funded debt sold by
the bank, how much thereof was pur
chased or redeemed by the United
States, and how much has been sold
without the United States, and how
much is now held by the bank.
New Navigation Act
The bill /" concerning Navigation
was read third time, passed, and sent to
the House. Ayes 81. Noes--Messrs.
Eppes and WILSON,.
The bill providing for tie p,uisbmenf o,
violatiaas Of Neutrality. was committed.
Adjourned.
Msaaay, Hprii 6. The Senate, after
disposing of numerous local and private
papers, resumed the consideration of the
bill TO increase the salaries of the Judges
of the Judicial Courts of the United
States
pThe salary of the Chief Justice
was fixed at 5eoo, the other Judges OF
the Supreme Cours, a, 45oo dollars per
annum.
motion was made by Mr.. Fromen-
tin, to increase the falary of the District
Judge OF Louisiana, from COCO to 3ooo'
Negatived, II to s. The compensation
of the District Judges were then fixed as
follows
OF Mafiachutetts. New-York Pennfvlvania,
Maryland, Virginia. North Carolina.
South Carolina. Georgia Kentucky. and
Tennessee each per ann D 2oot
q New Hampshire Rhode Island Connsc.
t,cut Vermont, New-Jer.ey Delaware,
Ono. Indiana Mississippi, and the Ter
ri,eries each per ann. 1900
Of Louisiana, 1000
he salaries all to commence on the
Tst day of July next. Ordered a third
reading.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-04-21

Or III d report Of Committee on the DISPOSE
ton of the funds Of the District Court Of Nergork
il was stated that these funds had been nefari
ously purloined and the conduct of the Judges
having been somewhat Complicated, this inquiry
was instituted I'll give them, if innocent, an OPP
por.unity to vncica.e themselves. With respect
to Judge Stephens, ii is stated that his habits Of
intemperance prevent his discharge Of the duties
Of his Office.
n bill to increafe the pay of the militia
while in actual fcrvicc, paiied.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-04-21

Saturday. Aprarr.
# bill supplementary to the several
acts making appropriations for the year
1878, was read twice.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-04-21

General Mina.-The New Orleans Ca
zette of the Cd uIt msntions that no doubt
remains of the exit OF the gallant Nina. He
was executed immediately after he was
made prisoner. II is reported, that frgenfy
foar SPANISH officers hare been executed TO
6venge ms death.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-04-21
NEW Yonx, AParr II.

Marshal BsRSADoTTE, the less ambi
sious end more fortunate contemporary OF
3UoSApARTE, has been raised to the throne
of Sweden.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-04-21

from ire LohG0R COURIER.
BERsADoTTE.-A soldier OF fo,tune, the
french revolution threw him upon his pres.
en- eminence, which his superior mind and
gracious services TO both Danes and Swedes,
secured TO him. He dethroned no prince
by irsnd--he trampled down no dynasty BY
revolutionary rufiian hoofs--he pillaged no
countryside insulled DO people. The
yeigning sing of Sweden, conscious of un-
meriled imp pulari'y, in disgust abdicared
The throne, anc was legitimately succeeded
b, his uncle, a fasorite of the people. To
top this charge agains, the power of
i,onspaite, under which almost all the
fnrones OF Europe were then toltering, Ber-
v ido,'e was called IN by the popular party,
md appointed next 10 succession as Crown
prince. He was not indebted 10 Bonapartc
o. 10 France for this promotion, but 10 The
humanity and wisdom with which he ex-
elcised in the north his authority as
French yiceroy.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-04-21

The following article, which appeared in
the last Kennebunk paper, under the date Of
I" WaShingto9, Feb. 49, it is hoped will meet
the eye of the editor of the Boston Yankee.
that he may hereafter omit Mr.. Lincoln's
nomination for Congress -
" ESocH LINCOLN, Esq. Of Fryeburg, is
chosen member of Congress, in the room Of
the Hon. Judge PARIS, resigned"
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-04-21

River Otio.--A letter, dated at Gallipolis
on the 9th Of March, states that the river
Ohio had risen at least sirty feet above low
water mark. The banks OF the river, in some
places were inundated TO great extent. The
principal parts Of the towns Of Marietta and
Cincinnati were under water.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-04-21

The House then adjourned.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-05-04

Teas and China.
H ANDING from tue schr Hllan, cap
Ia tam Hand, and for sale by
LAWRAS0N Il FOWLE,
S chests Young Tyson
IS ca,ts boxes Of sunpewder, 'mPerI-
al and young hyson teas, o: seven TO
fourteen pounds each
100 canisters Of imperial, OF 2 lbs.each
% boxes tea setts-chIna
8 de. cups and saucers,of scope
ces each-Te London Traders Car.
60, just imported.
10 bags pepper
ALSO FOR SALE,
The cargo OF scbnr. Venus, consisting OF
Sos casks fresh fhOmaston lime
10000 feet lumber april II.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-05-04
New Teas, Coffee, Sc.

New leaS, COflce, &C.
ETANDE|ILLE e LaRMUUR Of
Nl fer tor sale,
$50 chests and boxes gunpowder, i'm
perial and ynung hysOn teas-choice qua
lities, principally of the Sidsey's cargo.
$4,000 lbs ST Domingo and Porto Rico
green coffee
10 hhds prime NewOrleaEs sugar
so hhds aud bbls muscovado do
s5 hhds Barbados bright molaSses
90 hhds Pennsy lvania Rye
40 bbls Whiskey
90 bbls northern rum
5 pipes red port wine
10 casks cheese ter do
500 lbs English old double Glouces-
. 10 bags English walnuts
Is boxes lemons, in fine order
120 boxes raisins
10 bbls soft shelled almonds
80 drums Turkey FIGS
so dozen capers. in quart bottles
10 tlerces new rice
5000 lbs London refined saltpetre
10 bags white race ginger
81 teg. ground do
so kegs Scotch AID Macabau snuff
400 reams wrapping paper, different
so do wiring do qualities
bUls glue
$50 nests sugar boxes Zines
IS doz traces, bedcords and leading
500 boxes mould and dipped candles
of their own manufacture, and warrant.
ell Of superior quality
900 boxes brown .soap-With their
usual general assortment Of Wines, Lii
quors and Groceries. april 90
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-05-04
Fashionable Wardrobe.

Twas subscriber keeps cOnstaotly and
has tor sale-cassimeres toilenetts,
A. reutine, Marseilles and other vestings,
black bombazetts, York stripes, do jeans,
white aud striped India cottons, steam
loom shifting linen Drown and white, Of
different qualities, black and white silk
gloves, do woodstock, best beaver, silk
aud cotton gloves, suspsnders, also C at,
pantaloons and vests, best quality shirt,
rutfled and plainly the piece or quan.
titv.
". B. A quantity of extra whalebone
Busks, just received at his shop next
door to the Herald printing Office, Roy
al-street, Alexandra.
n. GRAY. Taylor.
May I tmw5t