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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-06-11

Goth OF January, 1878. and the supposed
pitch was safely landed. Connolly TN his
passage, told the mate OF the ship, that he
expected to make considerable number
of trips in his vessel, if he found his busi-
ness succeeded, it being OF a sort to require
his personal attention on both sides the wa
tel. This the mate paid little or no atten-
lion to al the time. hut after the detvGte n
of the fraud, he easily understood CuMI-
ly's meaning. II was proved by the testi-
many Of Mir. William Douglas Hopkins, a
merchant of Lonion, Mr.. Sampson Rain
forth, one OF the Ianuing walters OF the Gus.
toms oil London, and by Mr.. Benz. Weber,
the mate of tne GaIeu, that the barrels ere
regularly passed It the Custom House as
So many barrels OF pitch but that jusi as
Connolly as rett owing them, Morris, the
Ian"Iug surveyor, seized them, in conse-
quemce OF some prIy IL information he had
received on the Su;JECt, ana Immediately
alter he, Tor this Cause, seized the ship
The vessel remainei under detention a
month, anu il was PRAYED by MIR. Hopkins
that captain Tracy vas put to great trouble
IN procuring d release OF tie snip, without
a prosecution in The EXchequer Court
The commissioners OF the revenue finally
released her, on paym OF tine ul nifty
gulneas. In The mean time, another yes
sci, the Hope, by reason of the seizrre OF
the Galen. was "nterlng edwards at the
cuStom-house Tor freight to Boston, and
some freight designed Tor the Galcn was
sent to Liverpool, and the owners OF he
ship suffered considerably in this respect;
anu Tor little time capt. Tlacy's reputa-
ton as correct shIp-masler, was put at
hazard III London; and air. Rainiorth sta
ted il he had not been so well acquainted
with the integrity of capt. Tracy, he should
have entirely Withdrawn all confidence
from him, a circumstance hich ould have
proved material ami lasting Injury to
capt. Tracy.-On the return OF the GaIen
tie master, AFTER some laJor, traced the his
tory of the transaction as above stated.
The Oh y netence attempted ny Siilisan
was tina he & not intend TO break the
laws OF the United States, and that II Was
no inc To break the revenue laws of any
foreign ton, anu that he was mol the OWL
er OF the tobacco, nor had he any interest
in it, but shipped il merely ~ oolge
his friend Conuchy.
he Cause was submitted on this evil
dence, aud the Juuge ins rucred the u
ry that the parties were en,:!.ed TO re-
cover the damages sustained 10y them Tor
monies eXprn led in procuring the Iibe
ration OF the vessel, for loss of time, trou-
Bile, &c and for loss OF freight.
The jury, alter an enquiry by one OF
them if Miiligan was mcrth any thing,
and being informed he was poor, went
out AMI shortly after returned with ver- ;
dict Of, for the parties, Tor six hundred
dollars. Some one OF the jury after the
trial, stated that il Miliigan had been
man OF property, it would have been as
easy TO obtain a verdict for six thousand
dollars as for six hundred, the fraud be-
lng OF SO fragrant character and so in.
furious in lis tendency to ship owners and
ship masters.
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dish brig constantia, jonson, master, con-
si,'ing of coffee chiefly, which had been
landed on the Key, on which she had
been wrecked, as already mentioned, has,
we are informed, been taken off by some
Independent cruizer, with the exception
Of such part as was wei and damaged.
BY an ARRIVAL from Cuba we learn that
there has been IN engagement lately III the
Oh Straits. between Spanish sloop OF
war and Ihe Anigas privatecr, La Con-
santa, n rthrop commander, in which
both vessels drew off having suffered Sc
verely.
The hull of the Portuguese ship BON
Successo lying at Windward Little lsland.
II is stated, was set fire to by one OF tie
oilers of the pr ze crew who had her in
charge, Several email vessels have 7riy-
ell with sugar, &C. saved from her, but a.
bout two thirds of her cargo it is said,
has been lost.
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three fourths of an inch in diameter IT,.
soon fell lh1 ker, and graruaiIv d;r;,;I
ed in size. Had tIey been driven by ,
strong wind they would have broken IL
the glass OF the windows. MANY of f.,
largest were taken in, which wer. ,,,u
and rough Al one end. Some of ,he,, $780,.
round, the genera form OF them was oval "
lGreaock ADJ.
A young man of the name of W odvard
resident OF Exeter, who was prcsep, .,
the execution o. two capital conv;,,s i,
that city last week, was 50 shocked At H.
.;rh, ,., n. man mara ,,,,.l
b. ,lo;,a of s,;,;o
haor, WHOM be r.,,rnsd bom. ;.,I.. Wv
l.. ona dol :, c t.. 40,
t. ,ho c,,rsa or Gonna ,oo.n, H.
near F,nagor;, in the Gov.rr,me.,
T,ur;s vs,I, !, .hs form -; ,nmL VI
discovered containing buu,n hoS,.
;oious .;zo !, s,o,. of h;,.l
I. ;.n,as.,od -, ,t p'','''
l,;, ,i,e;r s;,ce remo,e ,er;od =, 49,,
TO f.r !, ;s weIl L,o,, n = Tor,
ono of tho CoIo,;es oC ,nc;sn, crooo~
~ Looa a;..,.l .:.
naa., :; oo,I -. d.. coIo.L
m.d.J with had and cha ;,;,;.I.
fpbiJ;n On e,ch s;ds oftbo bod,
vases ot silver and norc.Iain chains oi,r,II
and earrings. On one OF the fingers was.
gold ring. with precious stone nm Which
were enoraven two f;oures the ono u.,o
and ,ha o,har co,o.Ia J,,;uLI,
ted
RoBBER DESTROYED BY sERPENTs.
The following improbable story is rel,.
ted i'm the Jouru 4 des Mares. from vbcb
we have translated j, for the amusement, of
our readers The French manor. conv +
from The Nuremburp CORRESPONDENT.
"a b,pdrt; co,s,s,i,o Of e;ob, norson,
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Pittsburgh, (Penn.) June /.


On Wednesday las the remains or gen.
PRESLEY .NeUiiie, which had been inter
ed in December last, at Neville, in Ohio.
were br ought to this city in the keel boat
Triton,and deposilica in Inc episcopal bu-
rial ground. On this occasion most nu-
merous crowd of citizens attenGed, 10 pay
the last respect to the MN, the early part
OF whose life had been devoted to the .er-
vice OF his country, and who had consecra.
ted the latter part 10 tie duties of hospia-
lily, enevolence, and charity.
The order Of procession Was formed at
E O'Clock, P. N. in the following manner:
The Clergy,
Physicians,
Military,
Pail Bearers, BODY, Pail Bearers,
Blourners,
Mayor and Recorder.
Select Council,
Common Council,
Citizens.
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ell with sugar, &C. saved nom her, out a
bout two thirds of her cargo it is said,
has been lost
.Nep- York, June 7.
One Of the crew of tha lrig Rcl1er, a
mnlano man, named Oliver King, vas ar
rested in this city on Saturday, and eya-
mined at the police office, As TO tue murder
OF The captain, mate, and a passenger,
which our readers will recolIect took place
while that vessel was on the voyage from
Curacao TO this port. He denied that he
had any agency in the horrld transaction !;
but was committed to prison on charge
Of felony.
Ii appears that The mutiny occurred five
days after the Holker sailed from Curacao,
in the evening. The mate, who was on
deck, it being his watch, was FIRST killed ;
they next called up and dispatched captain
Brown; and captain Humphreys, the pas
senger, was murdered in the cabin, and
the bodies thrown overheard. They then
bored a hole through the Holkor Tor the
purpose of scuttling her, but vessel heav-
ing in sight, they preciptatey took to the
boat, and abandoned her, without know
ing whether she sunk.
The object of the crew does not appear
to have been piunder alone, but revenge,
as two of them had run away while al Gu
racoa, and were probably eyasperated on
being arrested and forced back. Only one
hundred dollars in money vas found on
board the Hoiker. [.Nercantilc Ado.
From the Boston Daily Advertiser, June 3.
Mr. Hale AT the late session of The ST.
preme judicial court in this town, there was
a cause tried in which the owners of the
ship Galen, lately enp'oyed in the London
trade from this port, were plaintiffs, and
one Mill;gan WAS Defendant. The action
arose in consequence Of the arres, of that
vessel in LONDON for breach of the rove
nue. laws OF Great Britain; and, as it is of
some importance 10 commercial men 10 I'M
''H'S'd"u '"e'' ''S"'S III 'dSe' Vi ''''S '"i''
l 'uln'>h you VIA, ''ie ,o''"" .''s "'I'''''es Ut
Inv '"c'S '''Sc''seo a' Inc 'f'a'' ior ''''er''o"
III you, paper
EHaki,a Morse oad Charles Eracy,
Us. ''"n 'H''+s""'
us was an 'c,'oh % 'i'Sf''S' ." '''' "se
lor ufe, 'on'lS 'd'''S Oh "''" '!'e S''P wa
.'" 10 '"'''''' 10 0'''''','.''-
]" rum 'h'te was 4" q"''";9 u '''"''"''' "a
IT, r' '""a''' ''''"' , IL CAV "'.' y
ne INJURY co"'p'a.'' = ~ vas ''' ;, '""''
u '''e p'"'t,.'n 'n'n' - ".'' ''",
''''e Vi"'' - ''''' ',Y..' '''y' 49,"
pe'i'e anu "''''"Se ''''''' w 80 NO"'' a''''e
VI I''e SEIZURE
1 hc 'ac's as proven " 'i' j." "'ie u.
substance as lollo"s tn '''e ',,o".' VI
.>o''moer ioi y '''e ''''''''""'' r"'s ""'
W o IS 'co''n'''"' "''' '',' ,"'o'
eohhel'y, an ir>'''''h' WHY !" 1t '""p',
VI e""'ne'' a'n ,I.,. 'a,;,,,
"'"e' '''e''' u ''''J '""''
u gan '''''''" ~ f',''' ,.,:. IT,.
a manner as should escape ue'ee,'o'' "e
men told them they c'u''' ut oDJ
IL on the grouhu tila' II ''''sh' 'e'' 10 WV
istion OF our laws, or prove an INJURY 10
some OF our ship owners ou' Nii's'h a'lu
'ohh'iy assuring t"e". '"e'
ship II on board all E'iS' 'eSs'i 'ouh'i ~
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-06-11

The election OF DIR. John Randolph, OF
Roanoke, 10 Congress, reminds US OF the
elegant eulogium pronounced by that zen.
tIeman on colonel Pickering, which may
justly be considered as voluntary tribute
t. virtue, delivered on the hoorot Congress
Hall IN 1917, al winch tune they both had
the honor of Seat in that dignlied body.
federal Repubitan.
No man in the United States has been
more MISUNDERSTANDING man more reviIed
(dnd that is a bold declaration tor me to
make than Alexander Hamiiton--unless,
perhaps, the venerable member from Mas
sachusetts, who generally sits in that seat,
(PIekering) and whom, whstever may be
SAID of hiai, all will allow to be an honest
man.
1.-The other day, when on the compen.
sation question, he was speaking Of bis
swn situatiOn-when his voice faltered and
his eyes filled at the mention of bis power
ty, thought | would have given the riches
of Dives himself for bis feelings at that mo-
mentor mis- poverty was not the con'e'
quence OF idleness, extravaganza or luxury;
nor of the gambling spirit of speculalion--
il was an honorable poverty after IIe
spent in laborious service, and in the
highest Offices of trust under government,
during the war of independence, as wen
as under the present constitution.
Sir, have not much, aItho' it woula
be gross affectation ir me TO plead poveFy
what ! have, however, such as 1t Is
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Pail Bearers,
BiOurners,

Mayor and Recorder.
Select Council,
Common Council,
Citizens.
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Vbty ".
Sailed this morning for Honduras, the
transport ship Fame, Green, master, with
his majeSty's two black garrison oomra-
n'es, under command of captasn Roche,
which, we understand are TO be disband-
ed there.
Rear Admiral Sir Home Popham, had
arrived al Havana before tie Lee sailed,
and was TO proceed, as we understand,
for st. Domingo, without the intention OF
touching a, this port. This is to be re-
GREETED, as a short visit would have ena-
bled SIR Home to Obtain some information
relative to the situation of the colony, that
under his good offices, might have been
rendered beneficial 10 it,
Several of the vessels which sailed
few days ago for the wreck OF the Por-
tuguese ship Bonn Successo, a, WindwaId
Little Island, returned this morning with
out saving any of the cargo, the hull hav-
ing been burnt before their arrival.
way ".
The United States schooner Firebrand,
lieut.. Cunningham, commander, arrived
here yesterday from cruize last from ST.
Marys. On entering The port she saluted;
and the compliment was returned from
Fort Charlotte. I'VE have seen a
few papers received from her, but they
contain no ls'er intelligence from Eng
land than we were in possession Of previ-
ously.
The remainder Of the cargo Of the Swe-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-09-21
For LOMiON.

.aG4,. For London,
,Ss isssss To the address of Messrs. JoHN
GiLLi,r and Son. the superior New York shin 5Tohak
Capt. Nichols viii commence loading nj Warwick i'm
euiiety tue greater part Of her cargo being engaged,
shew,ii meet with Dispatch For freight Of loo Aids
with the Liberty of consignment which wilt he iakeH on
very moderate terms, apply 10 WILLIAM GlILiAr.
HHO HiS FOR S4LE
IL bales NJ Cough & Brahewaite's mapt cot,ons at
iastyeai's prices buNes / irish linens weit
ed box 4 shsetings. and box diapers imported Iii
rect fiom Dnbiin ladies' and genlieRens gloves
low piiced- case double n'ilied drab cloths aud
stineres--Shd ease oubaxetts, woi sled hose, &C.
Sept IA. SIS
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az The ENQUIRER 10 psbiishcd twice weeh, gene
Tally, and three times week dvtng the session Of the
fTafs LsgiiatHrs-Price the same heretofore, Fjve
Dollars per arnum payable In advance. Notes Of Char
tered spece-payng Banks, (enIy) will be received In
payment The EDITOR Will guarantees the safety Of re-
mnng them by mail the postage OF all letters being
paid by the writer's.
~ No paper will he discontinued, tbut at the di,cre-
ton Of the Rdor an all arrearsges have bean paid up
~ Whoever Win guarantee the payment ofnine papers
skali receive q tenth gratis.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
- One Square-First fasertio., IS etnts-each
continuance, 80 cenfs.
No Advertisement inserted until 90 las sitAsr been
paid for, dssNmsd Or PERSON In fhiscity its
SaVtrony.
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NEW SHOE STORE.

'hs sub:cfiber respectfully iufrrms his friends aud
.he public, that he has engaged several or The best
'aneh nom Philadelphia. aud commenced the
nani'ctnre Of Ladies Shces iSoots in all their va
IONS nranche'. All ordeis thankfnlly received and
Punctnaiiy and promptly attended 10.
lie has on band a general assortment of aides, fas
ehants SHOES ROOTS, which lie viii dispos. of at
r""4"e'phia prices- JOHN SARyAI,
e., Opposite ihe fdgfs EJtci
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Valuable I,0,,eI for lSoJe


Will sell tlettact 81 land OH which 1--we includin,
the Hholc 0ntbe north side of AppOlnatDN river and
IN the county Of Cumberland, containing about 500
acres 2ln which = hoiiuui land Tins ir5at of lrd
presents, advantages that few C,ai,a IN this section
OF c0untiy. II is situated IN wealthy reghbotbosd
immediately hetW zen iamville and within
i"" miles "f two large manufacturing miiis and wthiu
lhT-e mes 81 tbdccO inspection of higher reputation
tian any 10 The state The improvements srutseI and
suhcieutJ Com!nUdiOn5 for auy IA niyJ situated On
considerable cniHencr, commanding most beautiful
prospect ~ every GitCcJo. IL " laid ~ fOur fields
win standing pasinrr NJ ahotu 40 acrr'...A more
healthy situation, heet wziered plantation il not
10 e ipuud 80 he middle paris at Virginia. As 10 te
quality ~ the land Il Wiil speak for itself those ~ o
arg inclined ryIchae viii certainly visit IT, viii
hpWcvtT say ihat Is considered ~ the best judacs ,
most Naiuanr estate IN Approximations river. 1000 bush
els 81 .eat mas he made nom The land that Is nov m
corr and tohaCcO. Naf tire purchase money gilI he
required IN q short lime, aud accommodating payneut.
for the balance. THIS tract Of land IS worthy The at
ientpu of any gentleman DESTROYS of acquiring real
properly. BLAkE o. WOODSON.
cnnb rland county, Augpst a.. loiSs'
N1OriCE....The ara OF HOKsLtY. tAKiSS s Co
~ IS tbIs say dissolved by mutual consent. IOhu
b0fslry iaD IS alone aUthoiisrc 10 settle The busiuess
" the concern. JOIN HORSLLl. iUN.
REUBEN -. Palmer,
JAMES FARISS.
Bent Greek, sugns j. 1910.
~ fine sHhsrrthtrs conrre TO do business 81 Gent
Creek, ender the arm ofnUssLEY & rtluss.
JOHN HOESLEY, JUE.
AngTsti. s1"si' JNHgs FAElss.
ATOItCE....8R TIfNW.US hICIf4n 49, - ~.
= ir- transferred in the subsc'tbets as trustees h
r""As AMI ritFiaUd.ng denis 20 fvftJ descriptions 4;
10. iHdcutfd hm IRE regretted inaac psymtit
ytred f4r aritirr. aud Nh5 authorsgf To- receive
I2yircit nf he balances dn,. aHt grant discharges
sni,, wi d. in'tiHsd sgaust $50 those who iaii T.
'er.p'y "',b ih1s uoiice.
9EsT 4. Fio.I53,5le. Trustees.
A7ssN A. 7s..ict
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UOHN VAN LEW x Co.-Dave received by the RK
- MITTANcE, via New York, aud TOBACCO PLANT,
direct, AN extensive assortment of Hdrdwdre Cat.
derry and Saddicry one hundred boxes Tin plate,
thirty bpRdiss sheet iron twenty do iron wTe assorted
from No. to 20.
ON HAND-An assortment Of boiling cloths OF the
most approved stamp, aud three bundled p,ongbs Of
different kinds. Sept. Z. 35..st
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N1OTlCE.. Pursuant to til. provision, UI al sc, q
a Assembly passed Tie dTsi day Of February 1914
sntined An act authorizing loan fDT The of the
commonwealth OF sum not exceeding seven hundred
ana h'ty thousand dollars aud Of another passed
The 2i;h dayof February 1916 entitled act Appro
prl"lng the public revenue, The Undersigned Commits
siOefs of the SiRking Fund hereby notice the
ho'ders OF certificates That issue 10 tie duk uf Virginia
lions ofte st mentioned act lh2tthey Wfbe prepared
On the fourth day Of November redeem rs many
of said certificates viii the snn Of siXt,
I'VE thousand dollars. JOHN PRESTON, Treasurer.
JOHN BURFOOT, Auditor.
Treasury once tG,d August 1910 3e tJN
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j;en. Jamcs UGrriS n .jOkn J0mes,
81 AVE connected themselves in the C(jJTjiISs{ON
BJSlN5;gN, under the iirn OF HARRIS y JONES,
aud in THAI line hev ot their sergiees ait who may
please To favor them.
Richtnonh. i,:iS 2. 10 Gm
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HninnbM InLnccn Lnnd ~ lNnLe-

Y
Pf virtue Of deed NJ irast executed by Henry
- Anderson aud Sarah his vic ,dairG February 2fth,
1919 aud BY the direciinms aud at the request of IRE
aa'd anderson viii he sold SatHrddy The I'd d0yoC
Dct0bcr 7trrs IN ir"nt Of HE iaee llIe IN ctt
uact ot land. lying and being The county ~ Pew.
baian, containing 1880 acres, the portion of
mch IS couside"d hrst rate and, considerable part
nbacco Iahd !" those who are Disposed TO vesi their
funds in COED la Is, ut this time tins f,m Offers as
great Inducements as aHy tact "f aud ofibe same size
now for safe M tie STATE lie more especially, when tie
pa nirn of 50 large part oftte purchase money viii
DC postponed Ia distant DAYS.
The terms Of patn,eR WiN he S 2j03 Ia cash and The
halancc az aud wars, without Interest the pur
chaser executing bonds with approved sccu,ity and
deed Of trust on The property, the payments
VS.. Is. CHAhBLRLAYNH, Trustee.
September H. a. I'D,
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AI.IHAY ILIN S-Il-Ii

H.IHAH MS 81 IN
TNDER decree Of he superior Court of Cbanccry
- for the Richmond district, pronounced the 10th
Gai oiJune 1918, la cause therein depending, in tue
Style os branch vs.. Pricard-w lie sold the hshes,
bidder at public anctior ior cash, Of The premises on
itsdSy the 2hst Of September neat, rGrt of LAND
SAD to contain ISL lying In the county Ches
ieheld, IL being the sane tract parcel 81 land
which said Prichard resides, called and known az
a part Of Warwick or ChestertoWu.
}. GUEKRANT, N. Sc. c. II. d. .
August 27. AZ ids
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~ order OF the Board Of Directors.
csiIYE C.ehI
Extract from IRE taidInirleenth Grtir ll''.

Extract from the saidThirteeRfh GTticie.
Haf yearly dividends shall he made Of much oflhe
prohts # the Gaak shall appear 10 the Directors
adVse1be and once in every three years the Directors
shall lay before the stockholders nj general meeting.
ioI heir Information exact aud particular statement
of the debts which shall bave paid after The
expiration Of The original credit fora period of treble
NE teru of that credit, aud ofte surplus o the profits
" any, after deducting losses aud dividends.
yHly 40. 2tuv
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Land IA P0phdta,r for sale.
Vic subscriber wishes pose $40 acres
IL LAND, lying in the upper end of the county OF
p"wha,an, being part OF the tract which he re-
sides Tie greater pat OF lie above land is In woods
and some vi II ist rate Tobacco land As no one is
presumed, will purchase wiihant ia 81 viewing far
ther description is deemed unnecessary.
HENRY SKirwITH.
Powbatan, Stay IL. ...if
~ the Isl day Of DcfOber meat, wIli be sold The
~ higbes bidder ub Tie premises, 4i9 acres ofLAkD
lyii2 IN ,be county uf Cumberland, on Appainattox
r'sr within Two miles OF jamestown. Terms Of sale
Que third on the Is day of January 1920 The balance
III tive equal annual payments.
Should HE land he sold b,iuic the day above men.
uorsj, pnc no,ce wiii lie gwen. Til. purchaser will
nave possession oil part ut tue properly The day
sale, the balance tie day OF the rsi paynIen a
deed OF trust 0ill be ;-gHired as security.
WiLLlaia RANDOLPH.
FXerio, August -. 3!..I3t-
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HARD " Ai,E GOODS

3HDWARD STAPLES, ~ the sign OF the Padtcck,
~ has Imported Per recent arrivals an extensive
sentiment OF HARD WARE GOODS, comprising eirih,
sraiuing disp boot webs; plated harness aud bri
die bsckes sTups, hits, curbs snafes, knobs, slides,
tereis hooss cock eyes and sets Of gig mounting
brass Jayauned and timed harness buckles teres
screws and cock eyes jdpaancd aud timed names
and wroughttacks brass aud Cout nails saddiers
srainlg5, silk, banners needles, avis, plush and eop
3,d spoil; mems, ladies' aud eli. saddle uers, curry
csia0s, hides, carriage pole crahs, polished collar
and trace buckles Avis angets, Carpenters aud
Goopers' adzrs vss plates OF all sizes, scale
coat, bail aad other buttons nne aud couinon
pearl vest buttons bone, horn and metal snsPender
buttons tngis and double border black and morocco
tea trays OF all gold and silver eyed needles,
shaps, bunts aud beiweens nsh hooks, der AaSks
shot belts, game hags, pisol chargers, gun WORMS,
turn hue aud common fowlthg guns peiers,
shoe and lahing hammers bed screws and Keys, sUt
glass aud topaz cslored comnode knohs, brass do. and
comnode handles, stand ketches table faseaers,
tain pms, escutrh.HIs, hinges, brass head screws
surveyors mea surfing chaus Riat instruments
rowes morocco pocket hooks thread cases, aud fancy
boxes silver, plated gilt and steel spectacies do with
green glasses polished cases and tobacco boxes
common and bras: jews harps; bnNhefs' cleavers !;
plated tuned and Britannia tea aud table spoons :;
Britannia tea and c-fee pots; japanned and plated
plated chain spurs pins ~ packs and boxes
tanrs and steel top Ihmbies, silver do; white aud
pen knives, Tazors, SCISSORS, playing cards, looking
glasses fire fenders cindeT sho,e.s tonEs uud shov.s,
pokeTs. drawing knives, mts red & black iGk powder
gold and gilt watch chains seals aud keys glass aud
wax beads &c. for sale al the lowest prices.
September II.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-09-21

DOBERr X HALL NELSON * CO.-Have Ieceiv-
IN ed general assortment Of SPRING GOODS
which they will sell at the lowest prices for cash,
approved negoiiseie paper. ,rf
MAY ~. 3..n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-09-21

8ank 81 me Uaited States, JWty IIth, 1910.
NOTICE hereby given, 20 the stockholders If the
~ Bank af the URiled States that in pursuance Of
the thirteenth article OF tie eleven section Of the act
Of Interpretations general meeting Of the stockholders
VIII ne held at theft HaukIng-uuse, the CITY of Phi
ladeIphla, or W0nAag tAeGrSt day Of NOgem6er nert
"a ten O'Clock M The morning.
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