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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-06-01
ROMULUS RIGGS.


BALTIMORE, May 26.-The Circuit
Court finished the trial of Capt, Daniels
Yesterday. He las been acquitted Of all
The charges preferred against him. hne.
JAMES A.BUCHANAN having resigned
ms place as President OF The Office of
Discount and Deposit i'll this city--ai
meeting OF the Directors yesterday, JOHN
DoNNHLL Was unanimously elected 10
I'LL the vacancy. Pat.
Nay %. -. .RALPH HIGGINBoTHoM
having resigned the office of Cashier of
the Union Bank OF Mary land, SOLOMON
ETTING has been temporarily appointed
10 THAT situation. 10.
Moy 23-The Circuit Court of the n.
States adjourned yesterday. The Grand
Jury during their session fonnd bills eff
indictment against Sixiy-two men Tor nj.
racy, supposed 10 have been committed
on board the brig La Irresistible these
persons composed The majority OF the
crew OF that vessel. The commander.
john /. ferguson, aud twelve the crew,
nave been arrested and are now impris-
oned in the gaol OF Baltimore county /:
their causes having been continued by
themselves upon atiidaviis, sialing HAT
there was material testimony absent,
without the benefit OF which iliry could
not proceed to trial II is not proper TO
say any thing about The merits of these
cases until they have Terminated.
The same Grand jury have also found
bills OF indictment against ten or twelve
persons for misdenealrors, supposed 10
have been committed bv them in fitting
out three different vessels in the Chesa.
peake Bay, since the Sd March, laI7.-
The trial of John ID. Daniels, one of The
persons charged with a misdemeanor for
hitting Ont the brig Ia Irresistible, called
al the time of her leaving Baltimore, the
Vacunia, came on for hearing at Tins term,
aud after iabOrioms Investigation of four
days, he was acquitted under The direc.
iion OF The court, upon the ground thar
tie law Of The Sd March, 1917, under
which le vas indicted, had finally expiy-
ed on the Sd of March, 1919 and that
the act of the 20ia of April, 1873, which
repealed The former act, did not reserve
The right of prosecuting offenders under
the former acl, after rhe Sd March, 1919.
Tins opinion concluded, OF course. ali The
indictments which depended upon the
same law. There were however several
bills of indictment found under The law
OF 20ih OF April 1873, which were called
up for trial, and in every case Mr.. Glenn,
the District Attorney, offered himscfrea-
dy Ter trial; but the parties charged came
toward in each case with affidayils sta
ting the absence OF Witnesses material for
their defence, and PRAYING continuance
OF their cases and the aflidavits were
sufficiently broad 10 claim a coniiuu-
ance, The court Of course granted il.
[Ameican.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-06-01

HOspitaity.-it is mentioned in letter
from Charleston, ). G. that tie psblic din
urr given 10 the President cost S 1900.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-06-01

Accounts from IiVerpOOI are received IN
town via Dublin. to the 9th April. They're
present that mp 10 that lime there had been no
material variation IN the slate Of the market,
siiscr the FIRST OF the month
Lett r. from France OF late date received
per Yesterdays mail. weniiOu tina; among lie
late acts VI the French government weis the
abolition of Tie rcgie. Cor tobacco monopoly
and the establishment OF the freedom OF Inc
pres.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-06-01

CotioH.-Thc quotations of this article must
still be considered la great degree nominal.
as TIE business done ~ ~ lately had been IL
mitcd, and very little Of the fiHe descriptions
at present in the market.
Inaigo.-Ihe sslos dusiug tue last week,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-06-01

~ 20 g.. legislature ought o.
N>nme one slate ought 10 make
sppeai Ia the other states 10
~ their Vn-opsrRiiun IN such niras
/as would nd 10 guard ihe liberties
onhe people from prpsiraiicn anu 20 Sc
cure the un,,,. a.! live states. - we'll as
To prevent ih,ir consolidation Undcr a
hedf wh,chkuUWS TO written constitution;
but attempts 10 dCIi,e its powers from
implication, a'ii ps,cf'ie.t and prcrog aiire.
We know ~ 40 State in the uuiou. that
Il would more properly became 10 take
this stand, than ihe state 81 Ohio. This
state has al,cajs ieli ihe arm 0f oppres-
sion more tlihuany other: i; Stands among
the foremost ~ patriotism, aud IN the
real republican character ufits citizens;
as we'll a. among ihe first tn point OF
population. Bat we shall not press tins
subject any further. Il 1t be true that
the governor means 10 convene the Iegis-
'aiure for the purposes limited at, we be-
hcve lie will he dong nothing more tran
ms duty ana The people, generally, can
not but approve of the meas ure."
NEwBERN, On. c. May I5.-We learn,
from an unquesiionable source, that AN
express was sent trom Washington CITY,
about the inst. for The President OF The
United States. Various were The cOnicc.
lures, al the seat ot government, as 10 the
probable cause. Some thought that DIES
patches from England indicated the iu-
tenilon OF tGa, government Ia oppose The
cession Of The Fiorldas 10 this country !:
others, that the British government wore
determined 10 make the events of The Sc
mlnole war a preteXt Tor Il rupture between
the two countries. The prevailing opin-
ION, however, WAS, that the pressure of
the times, preventing the collection oithe
revenue, rendered the state of our tinau-
ces such as 10 require immediate aiten
ton. 1t is generally believed. that Con
gress will he immediately convened. -
These, however, are mere cOriectures ::
though The circumstance itself, indicates
something Of more than ordinary intel est
Cent.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-06-01

The crops of wheat, rye, aud other
small grain were probably never more
promising among us than at present.
When We consider that The last years
scanty crop Of corn is almost exhausted,
how cheering is the prospect of speedy
and abundant harvest. And what nnai-
iected gratitude ought 10 dilate our boz
SONS towards that covenant raiify ing and
covenant keeping God who has engaged.
that " while the earth remaineib, seed
time and harvest, and cold and beat. and
summer and winter, and day and pipl,l.
HaH not cease" [S0gth Ca,Oiina papey.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-06-01

MILLEDGEgfLLE. May ls--We have
noticed with some surprise the specuIl-
lions of The editor Of The Aurora, concern
Ing the next President. Bul Our surprise is
increased at srcin: that these spec ula
tons have been published in other papers,
and that the editor OF The Richmond En-
quirer has deemed them matter Of suIii-
Gent consequence TO require formal con-
tradiction.
Whence The idea originated, that for
nal opposition 10 Mr. Monroe is intended
al the next presidential election, We are
utterly at loss TO discover, unless, in
deed, in the prolific brain OF Mr.. Duane.
We have put ourselves TO some trouble
10 learn whether there is any truth ~ The
suggestion, so tar rs regards Mr Cra1g.
fOTd and his friends. Our sources Of in
formation have been sufficient to convince
us that il is entirely without foundation.
We learn with great pleasure. lllai al no
time since the association Of The Prcsi-
dent and this gentleman in The admins
lration OF lie affairs OF the nation, have
their confidence in, and esteem for each
other been greater than at the present mo
men, and we feel confident that the Sec
reiaFy of the Treasury could not be is-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-06-01

New LONDON, Conn May d..
Msssrs. Perkins aud 1appau, engrayers.
from Newbnrypori, passed through This
place on MOnday last on their way tn
London-whcre They are 10 be employed
ia engraving Tor lie Bank OF England.
Mr.. B0gOi, we understand, has paid ilicnl
80 advance 1 5000 and II Hey succeed
~ their business, 81 which there can be-
Gc doubt, tbey viii also receive 6 10000
~ addition. Dir. Fairnan, OF Pbllddel-
psia, Is also alta, bod ~ ibe company.
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3sG.SiS

Whole exports C60,J5 balrs. valued at
90 S52 100 sicca rupees or + d coo $50 sterling.
On hand, Dec. 26, on the Bombay Green
and in Warehouse, upwards cf $4,000 bales,
which would he exported before the new crop
came in. The quantity shipped from the last
port, in 1918. was more than double what il
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-06-01

WHO Tell on The Il'h September of The
same year, were eniomled.
The irneral ceremonies were performed
on MONDAY The Sd instant. The pro-
ces>'on Mas formed al The csnionm. M.
ami escoriedby Major Werlh'~ compan,
oil inianiry, win arms reversed, proceed
Ell ihro HE village 10 the b"rying ground.
where tie remains were deposited with
the customary military honors.
Colonel Wellington commanded the
Bal Bulls, and led The advance of The
British army through Brekman,owu he
was Killed abOu, miles west OF this VIII
iase. Rep.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-10-22
Columbian Tavern,

Corner of Kings Colnmbus-s's. ,4leranir'a
COLriMON DREW takes The esen' OPP
= por,mity Of returning hi grateful Tanks
10 the public, for the liberia encouragement
he has received since his commencement, in
business, and begs leave to assure hem ihat
no exertion has been spared to render ms e.
adjustment convenient for the reception OF
travellers and desirable house for respect
able boarders. His stock Of wines. liquors.
beer. SC. have been selected with attention,
and he trusts they will be found not inler or
60 any in the district HIS stabling is htlrd
up in the best manner. aud well adapted Tor
travellers, or. Others who wish to have their
horses kept by the month, week, or 9th, r
wise. At the suggestion OF some OF his
friends, he has appropriated part OF his
house TO he Oyster Business, where will be
furnished oyster suppers in the most comlor-
able manner ard reasonable terms
4 n B The subscriber will carry on the
Tavloring business as heretofore, and returns
his acknow Judgements to his customers IN
that line, for fayors received and hopes 10
merit their future support. oct' u
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-10-22
Situation Wanted.

yEyHE advertiser, "a native of England)
I who has ha' the honor to instruct adult
nupiis.. as well "a youth of botn sexes, IN
Srnoergpby the English and French Lam
guage,. Elocution. Writing, Arithmetic, Ge-
osraphy SC sde>,rous of obtaining imme-
tate employment as private teacher, as
sistah in a respectable academy, Ut master
of school in the country
Possessing the most ample testimonials IN
favor of his competency as teacher, The adj
vrrtser wlshe, NOT to shrink from any ,nsss-
tbs alton. that may be deemed requisite. IN
s,ons and tine extent Of HIP requirements.
Enquire City letter, lost paid)ot Mr.. Davis
the editor of this paper.
al gentleme IN may acquire complete know
ledge of the aisertiser's system OF Stenogra-
nbv in The ecu Sc of twelve lessons Ladies
or Gentlemen iesirous Of private instruction
my be attended at their own houses and al
their own tims. oS'ooef -
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-10-22

t.re that these ports viii be again clo-
s -" after The crops are generally in. say
IN AL September.
8. The crops of this island were never
NJ beautiful, yet the prices continue
Sirh. but We are Of opinion that they
nil, decline. after the vessels that are
here have received their carsoes, of
abich there are now here of American
IS sail. ;,
.Coffce Of new crop costs on board,
81 expences paid, 25 to 26 dolls. per Pc
rol-do do do 90 to a9-sugar dull aud
rlenty. vet maintains 10 l 4 to 10 Ia
rire per coy of 81 peculs. on board so a
$40 at outports. do do SO a 40.
"we are yours with respect,
a. l.. FORESTER, & co.,
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-10-22
French Goods at Auction.

~
ON SATURDAY, the Esd inst. will h
~ of.red al public auction al The store
Of The Georeetown importing ana +xpor,ind
Company, The entire cargo Of The b,{p t,I;7
zatelh Slurgi- Captain Malbury, from Mar
seillcs--co'sislilg Of
2t0 i,hds. claretWine
40 cases do
10 do Bluscat. Frontignsc do
40 90 sparkling Champ gne
40 10 Buigunoy ana Hermitage
90 pipes Cognac b1anny
2l0 baskets fine tresl. olive oil
40 boxes olives. caper> and anchoyies5
(parl OF them asso. ted)
AZ bags best velvet cOIks. 1910 each
81 Lags fiIbtrts
10 barrels sheIled almonds
10 bales DO do
rs do soft she'll do
6 cases letter PAPER
l6lo Ieans " scping paper various sizes)
600 boxes marbled twice boiI'u Casffs|
soap
100 do white do do
y cases paper hsngings, part velvet 81
sttm, rich ans superb pattx,ns
4 cases ladies' Legborn hats, assorted
z do Iealherkld g yss
&c silk stockings, assorted
2 do do ribbons do
do Thule lace
2 do Levanrines 4. salins. assorted
8 do double Fio,ences do
do liner camtrics do
The terms, which will be liberal, made
known al The time and place Of sale The
sale 10 commence at IL o'clock. A. M.
JOHN PEABODY, Auct. =
fionrgeiowB. fct 10. rs &
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-10-22

Brqden, Morgan 90.
HAVE imported in the ships Boston and
Fair Trader, from Liverpool
London sup. Saxony c!o,hs & cassimeres
do. fine do
Red. yellow, green, S'sup. white hanneIs
Scarlet and orange printed pelisSe do. \
Rose, point am duff blankets ~
Bonbazetts OF all coinrs. plain T. 6gur'd.
Mems black, grey g. white worsted T. An
COLA hose
Womrn's lack, lead and white do do
Fine 4. superhne waistcoating
Cotton bed ticks and apron checks
Steam loom shirtinss
Best English cloth coIor'd sewing silks, 4
ball twist
Olive, drab =. black Manchester cords g.
veveleenS.
On hand,
90 T. Ga camhrics
Loom sawed y veined muslins
White bard cravats
60 S. ga cotton shaw!s
An assortment of ribbons, brown Hol-
lands, plate y furniture calicoes, &c. &c.
9th mo. 18Th CIV
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Henry = w ;itnry.

~ Ut " 49,
Corner Of Prince T. Faiyfar- streets,
ID ESPECTFULLY acquaiuls his cus,o-
N mers anl the public in general, that lie
has just received well assorted stock OF
Seas0Rdbie GO0ds.
consisting of superfi'e fine common y coarse
cloths .cassimeres, cassinetls. velvet cord Han
nes with a good assorlm'l of doInes ic goods
OF different kinds together with hats, boots
and shoes: all of which will be sold cheap Tor
cash. and Frank lin aud Mechanics Bank pa.
per received j., payment.
Every description OF ready made clothing
constantly on hand at the lowest prices, ana
any kind of second. hand clothing taken IN
exchange for new.
septemher22 wfm4m
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-10-22
Notice.

TIME FARMERS BANK If Alexandria
4 this day declares dividend OF profits
upon its capital stock paid in oil two an an
hall per cent. for the l,-t ST. months, paya.
Bile io Stockholders or their representatives
on Monday the 4th instant.
Bv order, JOHN iiOOFF, Cashier
October |. lU2w
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-10-22
Leesburg TURNPIKE Road.

NOTICE is hereby given to the Stock.
l holders in the Leesburg Turnpike Road
Company, that Ten Dollars on each share
subscribed, Chat is on the stock subscribed
since the LIST day of Octo er, 1879 is re-
quired 10 be paid on the s5th of November
next. THO h. MOTT, Treasurer.
Leesburg, Oct. l3, 1919.
Or The editors of the Winchester and
Alexandra Gazettes, will publish the above
for thirty five days.
oCto Der 22 t95N.
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R Darrah. DENTIST

RESPECTFULLY informs the ladia and
IN gentlemen of Alexandria and its vicin.
ity iha, he has taken his old stand in Mr.. AZ
kinson's house, in Fairfax street, where ne
will he happy 10 walton them in the line OF
his profession. Hetna axes and inserts teeth,
from one to full Sc, He cleans. ments,
plugs. an. extracts teeth in the best manner
october 1 fmwtf
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Private iu.tiOn.

THE subscriber has procured, as private
! THOR to his family, a Young gentleman,
Ga graduate of Yale College, every way qua
lifted. 10 conduct all of the different branches
OF education. and would Ire willing to receive
two or three BOARDERS.
THO'S. TURNER.
Fauauier County. Va Oct Is I'm
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-10-22
Public Sale.
august POPS

N7lLL be soli at auction, on TurspAY
~ lie 26lh inst WOODEN BULL
DING, situate on Prnce.street. adjoiniug
the house occupied Wy Mrs. EvlIeth he
purchaser 10 remove ihr III tleriaIs "a IT., PEE
mses. Terms made knwr 2, the plar, Of
sac. By order Of the Dirac r. II b. Bank
OF Alexandria. J. THOMPSON. Tres.
october i9 dts :.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-10-22
October IS
Notice.

THE Undersigned being anxious to close
l their business, and relieving tha, no.,
thing short Of determination moi to prose-
cute it for the present will enable them G..
effect so desirable an event. respectfully and
earnestly St. icit all those who are indebted
to them, TO n,akt immediate payment. in or
der TO enable them to meet more promptly
the demands Of those IT, whom they are III
debtrd. r. ~. NhNDEVlLLE.
august 10
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-10-22
Salt, Wine, &c.

Salt, Wine, sc.
T lindsay 4. HILL have just received
per schr Columbus,
goo bushels ground alum salt, (now aAoat)
AND
Z go Or. casks Malaga wine
In Store,
90 hhds. 3. 80 bis. LIST 4. Cd quality sugar
% hhds prime retailing molasses
so bags green coffee
30 st Domingo ditto
Gunpowder, lmperia & Y. Hyson teas
w India 4. N. England rum
Blown salt in sacks & bulk
Ground ginger in kegs
bis. tanners oil
20 bis bottle cider 81 doz. each
October II
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-10-22
One Hundred Dollars Reward.

DAN AWAY. on the 9Oib September last,
j . fr,n. the suhscr or. ii, ing Ueai Battles
tow in Frederick county. Virginia. a :ieht
Null ito Girl, named LAVINiA. hot she " i'll
in all probability change b.. mare. She s.
sbout feet 3 or inches tish. Is very like
" and st"ops considerable, in waking. Size
took With her tumble contsin.rg a variety
of clothing 1t has be- u ascerlained III She
is endesvorine 10 make her way TO PbiIauel-
phia, via AIex'a and Baltimore. The above
reward will BE- given for appremnding the
said mnatto girl and bringing her home or
lodging her in jail so that &c. her ag5in
AM, PAGE.
October Is dew
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-10-22
lion for sale.

Ton for Sale.
TWENTY ons of bar iron, handsomely
assorted, with round square. and fiat,
finely drawn, With large portion Of plough
plates. Also,
loo bushels black ey'd peas
60 bushels of fresh timothy seed
10 bbls prime pork New York in
10 do do beei specton.
Apply to NJ. MILLER g. SON.
september GO mwl4w
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psf ,toes. Oaions, Oats. &c

Not &c
To The Stockholders Of the Cofumbion hsx-
rance Company # .Alernndria.
A n election for eleven Directors Of the
~ Columbian Insurance Company Of
Alexandria, will be held at their tfice. ON
MONDAY, the first day Of next November.
between the hours ot+en NJ and two +. NJ.
to serve for the ensuing year
BY order OF the Board. J..
WM WILSON, Sec'y.
Columbian Insurance Office.
Alexandria. October Is dtN1
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-10-22
1000 Arres of Land.

lying in the neghhorhood OF Mid lrhu,g -
The whole land is Of that quality termed
plaster land, and susceptible OF high inn.
provementhy the use of it. The who, will
lie laid out into snail tracts, of f'.n two 10
three hundred acres each, and sold in sepa-
rate tracts to suit purchasers. The whole Is
well watered and no county is mere heal by.
Captain Pickett, who lives near the land, and
who IS employed 10 make a survey oil it; and
MIR. SommeIs. who IS The agent for The COL
lection of the rents, will sh,w the lane to
those vs. no may be inclined 10 purchase. Eond
and security, and de- d of trust nron each
tract, will be required of the purclastr.
JOHN LINTON,
JOIN GIBSON.
PHILIP HARRISON.
august 2O-23 I,
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$4,000 worth of Goods at first

cost.
VSHE subscriber offers Tor sale about 5000
dollars worth tf goods. at first cost. well
selected in Philadelphia and Baltimore for
which he viii take paper of the Mechanics
Bank of Alexandria, or good bonds
JOSEPH iULEY,
Wildwood. Frederick county, Va.
october 16 Il
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-10-22
For sale,

4 N excellent second hand COACHEE,
= with harness complete, well calculated
tor !, hack or family Also, a pair Of large
strong horses, well broke. great bargain
may he had, if immediate application be
made at the bar ofthe Washington Tavern.
september "a It
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.AAM Erchaage Co6se- Hoass on,
$500 MARINE Journal. NA
Port OF .4LEKaN.DRL8 OcTOBER .

PORT OF IaLEKANDRLa. OCTOBER ~.
No other arrival than inland vessels, with
country produce.
Sch. Gen, Jackson, Davis, cl at New York
18th inst. for this port.
Sch. Elizabeth, Tolley, at New-York 18th
inst. up for this port.
State Of the Heather.
October 2lst, at 2P. M. 80 degs.-fair--
wind West.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-10-22
Wanted.

4 WOMAN of good character, to take
charge of the female department of
large rnblic establishment. Such pe"son,
On application AT this t4flce. will hear OF an
adv anta.p rs stu Inn. III sept u
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-10-22
For Sale.

1 SECOND HAND COACHEE, and a
pair of we'll broke horses. some good
mich cows, young week broke uxen, young
cattle, sheep. farming utensils, &c among
which is An exec lent OK cart. A bargain
may be had Apply TO the printer.
september 25 dit
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-10-22
French Language.

TT TIET1 HzF1' UF|V'
xNTILLIAM LANPHIER intends to COM
" mence MS French School, on the eve
ming of the 18th inst at clock, IN The house
(tor,uerly the Friends Meeting House) mex,
door south Of Doctor Stabler's dwelling, in St.
Asaph street.
Terms as low as others teach for.
september IA diff
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Removal.

Removal.
SAMUEL MARK has removed his store TO
- the BRICK house, first door east of the
Mechanics Bank, where he offers for sale,
for cash, great variety of
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods,
atprices which will be pleasing to purchasers
October 4 dlwmth3w
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salad Oil. &c.

Saliad OIl. &c.
TOHN RuMNEY Offers for sale all his
~ household and kitchen furniture
100 boxes salad oil! superior quality
so marble NANTES
80 'ioz tlicant entry mats
10 dog bottles rea old port wine
Turks Island salt. white oak lcyer slaves.
Also. for sale o. Rent.
tr1a That three story new brick dwell
3EFs ling house on Fairfax street, lately
49, occupied by Mrs. Ashton a. board
- ing Irnuse. II contains one store.
parour>, > sleeping chambers, a large COM
for'able Kitchen, store room, and 9 cellars.
hr house is bmt Of first rate materials. Fl
nished by first rate workman. and sin good
repair. II viii be sold for Merchants Bank
paper, or exchanged for merchandise.
Also. for Sale or freight,
$50 The schooner ADE,LlNE; 4 years
old carries 1000 hbis sails very
quick has iull suit of new sails, and is
furn'ehc' with every thing necessary for a
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