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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-09-10
.Acw- York Board Of Health, !
.Vondfy, 9Th Sept, 1919

Whereas his Bo,rt has reason to be-
E.va 1.a. s.ycra. Deaths y. Malignant Fe-
y.r3.yn occurred al Old-slip ANA t, vici-
,.,--ihtratrre,
h.,o.yrI, AIT the Inhabitants of thai
o,yt ~. ia. city situate Wilun the follow
go r.,ln ts,7, ~ wu, beginning at tie
r,...1i Pes Va. 8, asst River, thence run
ma. gr zoe e,>ieriy st.e Il the same Pier
An. ID gJor.ug Sip 10 the corner of
o.r.-,tt, Il thence up Pears net, To he
vs., .e 1T i.a'l street, theme down
lC.!-s to the East kyJr, he an are
n-g.1Y recommended 10 'omove, api-that
., vessels be removed tIoH within the
b4an +, aforesaid.
I.-<o we'd, Th1tIt he AMI hereby is ear
re>t.l Recommended to- the iLhtJitaGt> OF
ID ,artciry, as well within the bouuda-
T., u1r,Sliu as eis-N here, to purity their
v,,j,. cutters, and pryies, by a Tree use of
G.,ck ur unS,acked lime.
,,,slNCi, That the Assistants OF the
Bo,sG y, H,ali',, together with the Cliy
J.. ey,orant as Assistants, be, AMI here
b. AZ Ieq IIfci 10 eX,lIlne every house aud
j.. within the iimI'S described n the hrst
r,,,iuJ'un and that wherever II may be
t,Hli necessary the cause any hou-e, d
yaflmeat, ceilar, CT yard, & he cleaDsed,
at tina, they cause a pr,les, SINKS, gut
l.r>, or othei noyiuu> places that may be
neglected by the inhabitants, and which
may appe TO be drle,erou~. 10 be puri-
ned yy d tree use ut quick lUHe.
By o,uer u lie Board,
JACOB MORTON.
Src'ry t. tue 8oart Of Health,
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-09-10
Flour Business.

'HE Subscribers respectfully inform
y their friends and the public, lIaj they
have entered into copartper,hir. n, ter
business will he Transacted ur,:cr tie firm
OF ASIlEY L. STRiBLi\G.
Their ware house is neartlt ut,rer end
OF Ring STREET. and opposite the Gia2onal
pump, where they will purchase and re-
cciye llonr on storage.
They intend keeping GROCERIES,
which they viii sell 1T small profit tor
cash. TURNER ASHRY
June Is MAGNIS r STRIRIJNG,
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-09-10

Ctfire, Whiskey. Brandy. sc.
I lindsay &. HILL have Just received
a. from Newly York, per schr. Dash,
captain Smith
1873 bags st. Domingo coffee
100 bis. rye whiskey
9 pipes cognrst brandy (old\
3 hampers Champagne, containing
IL dozen
6 casks LONDON porter, 48. dozen
20 barrels cider, 20 do.
In Store,
50 bids. retailing molasses
a pipes 4th proof Holland gin
Jamaica T. w. l. rum in hhds.
n. +. rum in barrels
Sugar in hhds. and barrels
Gunpowder. imperial, & dyson tea
in small packages
Liverpool fine and coarse salt. in
sacks
Soft shell'd almonds and pimento in
bags
Ginger in egs--aIso, family -four.
They purchase corn and wheat.
august 10
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-09-10
Valuable Land for Sale.

SNHE subscriber will sell at private sale,
the tract of land on which he lives,
containing aLlut
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-06-01
Va{uable PrOperfv for SIZE

TIVE SUBSCRIBER proposes TO sell The TRACT Of
Il lying in the coupty of Buckingham, on which
be resides, two miles from New Canton and James
river and in the ofseyeral manufacturing
mills containing about 900 acres, Of which 400 in
woods the general character Of which good tobacco
land while the opsn land produces gosd crops of grain
and white clover. This land Is ntersected by creek
which has on borders co or 20 Of very fertile
Hat gTsund The proven ents are extensive and yaT
ous calculated for the accommodation Of large family
and the SecureueDt Of large CROPS. This property will
be sold privately, for which third OF the purchase
money will be required the delivery Of possession,
and the remainder la two eqnai annual payments.
Adjoining The above ia tract Of 246 acresthe wood
land Of which will produce Bue tobacco The improve
ments are toieTaOie dwelling house, other houses and
good orchards. SMITH PAYNE.
March 8. 90. .tds'tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-06-01
To ELLA.
IRON TINE ENQt.RzR.

FAREWELL TO foreign lands 60,
From thee forever to depart;
Yet shall my actions ever shcw
Th. memory written on my heart.
will not tell thee that hate
a passion that can rule no more:
Still Hives this bosom desolate
On thee 10 think, and thee adore.
] may not mud in distant cline
hnght 10 erase the thought OF thee;
In length Of years forget the time
That never can forgotten be
Yet would that my pride could teach
To think with carelessness; and seem
Needless Of all that was, aud reach
The close Of this accutsed dream
That mahes the past, a wilderness
The present, ripe with every ILL
The future, dark and pleasureless,
Where thought unwesrled wanders still.
now depart, but who can Ace,
Or thonght or SET, or refuge lind
From all that was, and still must be,
Or shacAle the immortal mindf
Thou hast not felt, and eanst not know
The bitter pang and endless strife
That wake within the heart gloS,
That wraps In fame the seat Of life.
Oh I ifthere /, a hell beneath
Thai can the hr'ran bosom share,
1t lives where each departing breath
Responsive signs to darn despair.
Perehance INV soul was pure a, thine
Ere wrong had taught II to rebel:
II not the fault, the cause Is mine.
As future years. ofpatn may tell
There Is no rest below, OF place
Where even peace abide, for me
No length Of ears that can erase
The image or the thought office.
~ ~ %
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-06-01
WilLiam and NarN COLlege.

Wiftiain and Mary College,
THE ANNUAL EXAMINATION in this in,titn,ion
viii commence on Thursday the 3Oh day ofJune /;
OH winch occasion the parents and guardians of the
students are earnestly desired 10 atteEd.
The visitors and governors Of the college will please
10 observe That their annual takes place on
Monday, the 5h of July. As Of the
most disastrous consequences must should they
not be oiled, every visitor, it hoped who possibly
can, will make III point to attend
N. B. The chairs are those OF Chemistry and
Law. The value Of the drst is fem 8 OC0 to So 500
per anuum-that Of the second from 81 200 to 500
per anHUm. Persons qualified for either these sta
tons, and wishing obtain them will please 10 apply
oy letters addressed 10 the rector at this place.
Williamsburg. May rs. 6..t30J
Er Tie printers 1rho usually print for fhe col.
lege ieIn please 70 insert e Above until AN otJntg.
SZikGlNIA.--At superior court OF chancrTy holden
at the Capitol In the city Of Richmond, The 9th
day Of January, 1915
John m'credie, and George N'Crede, infants, BY
"m' H.bJ Their suaTdlan.''. .PIaiIHDs,
Nancy h'credie and James Penn, adm'x and adnl'or
of John HCredie dec; the said James Penn eIor OF
John mCfedie, dec the said Nancy CIedie, widow
Of John NCTedie, dec. Johu Graham, VIM. Long, Lucy
X. Sreenb0w sdn'x OF DIR. James GTeenhow, dec. and
Harry HeIb, adn'or OF Samuel Clarke, dec...De|ts.
This csuSe on this DAY to be heard the bills
the answers Of The defendants John Graham and VIM.
Long, aud as TO the defendant James Penn by pubcs
ton in the mode prescribed by law against absent dc.
PENDANTS aud as to the other defendants the Beye
raj dscrets orders taking the original hill for confess
ed as to them and was argued ny counsel cOBSds-
ration whereof the court doth adjudge order and de.
cree, that The defendants Nancy M'CTedie and james
Penn do render before commissioner Of the court,
an account OF their respective administrations Of The
estate Of jobs ACTedie, dec that the defendanJams
Penn also render before the commissioner
account Of his tesiaor Oeoige Mercedes adminsira-
ton upon the estate, and account Of bis
administrator upoB the estate Of the said George
NCTedie dec. aad the said commissioner Is directed
to examine state and settle the said accounts, and
make report thereof to the court, with any matters
cially stated deemed pertinent 10y himself, which
may be required by the parties 70 be so stated.
AcOpy, Teste, WIN. W. HENlNG, e. G.
Commissioners once, Richmond, 9Th mo. IS, 1919.
The pGTtifS interested are desfred 10 take notice,
that IhaUS appointed me 30fh day Of July ngtf 10
commence The accounts dir6Cted BY the (oregOing
Order Of The court Which day at o'clock 4. ~.
they are required 10 attend at my Office in this cify
ith their accounts and vouchers readg tor efsAin-
dtiOn amt settlement. amos lam, N q.
". y. The PLAINTIFFS, by their guardian. feqwire
TIE defeHdaHtS John Gr0hdln md Nm. Long 10 PEE
aHce the books pC George WCredie at the commits
0oner's e6ice, al the dsy above oppoiafes.
Sgva5 g. nsw 4W6S L1DD. NJ q.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-06-01

ENoR LEASE, for term Of years from the 1s Of
u Nay uext, those valuable mERf, liant NIL LIS call
ed the " Mayo MiHS."-Tbey are situated opposite TO
the city OF Richmond, the bank Of James river from
which they most abundanty supplied with water
at all NJ the year. The situation ofhese mills
consider superior to any ever saw. The facility Of
transporting by water the wheat crops which grow above
and below The falls the mill DOORS together with the
opportunity Of purchasing tue wheat which is brOi by
land fron the south side of the river, any
capitalist disposed to embark in the manufacturing OF
RouT all the advantages in point OF grain aud siiling
power which he desired Vessels drawing ten feet
Of water lay at the wharf about hundred yarGs
fem the mills from which the -four 10 shipped 10 TO-
reign market These mills have hitherto been in the
occupancy Of messrs. Myers, Marx Co.-IfpTefeTrsd
would dispose ofthe above mills terms advanta
geous to tue purehaser.-Tbere are many mill sites a.
tached to them, with water sufficient 10 supply all the
machinery which may be created thereon.
should not meet With purchaser Of this valuable
property before tie Hrst Of Nay next. shall then be
ready to lease, for term Of years the mill sites, with
auy quantity Of water that may be required.
T.. c. MAYO.
n The Editors NJ the Batfimsre american ana
PhiiadeiJhia DeHi0cr0fc Press, UW PLEASE to insert
the above advertisement for ftcO uceks IN their res.
pectiDe papers, ind I0rWGTd their 6iiS 10 T.. On.
FeN S5..tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-06-01
From the PHILADELPHIA AurOra.l
s. NI(wEI DE-CnDIN

Our readers will recollect, that gentleman ,
native OF Philadelphia, MIR. w. ID. ROBIN
sen, was for a long time coufined by the Spa.
nish government, in the castle OF ST. Juan
q UiiOa, at Vera Cruz that our government
sent the u. States sloop of war Boxer TO de-
mand his release, without success that he
WAS embarked On beard Spanish fEigate, To
lie sent TO Spaia that the frigate WAS wreck ed
on the coast of the Spanish Maine (; but thar
MT. Robinson was sent in another vessel 10
tue Havana, aud thence 10 Spain: his case
was brought TO the notice of Congress by Mr.
lrlmbie, at the last session OF Congress. The
thread OF his history is continued ia the follow
inS extract OF d letter TO friend in nis sative
city -
Extract of letter from Mr. w. ID. Robmon.
dated Gibraltar, March 70, 1879
The vessel which carries this, is getting
under weight am at length extrtcated from
tile taions OF those hyenas, who have 60 long
prosecuted aud tortured me. A few hours
before l left Havana, | received yours of the
4th OF December; my voyage thence to Cadiz
was pleasant. the commander being of good
heart made me feel my situation auy thing
but that of prisoner. At Cadiz was placed
IN castle, aud found that by decree OF his
catholic majesty of 18th Oct. 1918, was I'M
mediateiy, on my arrival, TO be iminured ia d
dungeon at Ceuta, and deprived OF all rommu-
nicatiou from outside the walls. some Ame-
rican friends had the kludueNs to have the ex-
ecntion OF this part of the decree suspended
for few days, bat found also, that uotwith-
standing the many Steps taken by govern
ment in my behalt-notwi hstandIng The So
Tenn promises OF Don Onis aud the di.mfi a
reclamation OF Mr.. Ewing, our minister al
Madrid, for tire release OF ms person, that the
Spanish government had absolutely resol ed
to sacrifice me. Inhumauty like this, 80 wan
ton and diaboical, was enough 10 arouse eve
ry energy, and call forth every resource aud
knowing the character OF those with whom |
had TO deal, made use of my experience aud
the place where date this note, will explain
at least the success of my resolution, parlicu
lars too long TO relate, at this moment-I hope
before long, to relate particulars us a riS
MIR. X. w. Meade, L. Tunis, our consul at
CadiZ, Mr.. EI ling, our minister at Madrid,
have acted towards me in the most generous
and kind manner, and my conntrymeu here
have received me with cordially that is
most grateful"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-06-01

my, was most entitled TO that station that il
would he wrong in him to place the laxrels
gained by others on his own head. Pleased
with his open and generous conduct, and be-
ing man of talent and bravery, We agreed to
his taking tue command Of the squadron, aud
expect we shall sail from this TO attack Lima,
which place L think We shall carry without
much hard fighting. Should il be our good
fortune to take Lima this summer, YOU may
expect to see me Aie next"
New YORK, May 20. 1919.
MgssRs. LANG, TURNER q Col hasd YOU
some OF tho last Buenos Ayres Gazettes that
hz arrived al Monte Video previous 10 my
leaving that place. Letters from buenos
Ayres AS late as the 9th or February had
reached Monte Video, stating that considcra-
bic alarm eXistedat that place, in consequence
OF the approach OF u pretty strong force of
Montaneras, under the command of Andre
| seto, one of ArtigaS's generals they had al
ready advanced 10 within 10 leagues of that
city, and by posting themselves on the princi-
pal roads leading from il, had in great mea-
sure cut off their communication with the iAte.
rior, and of course with their army on the west
| side of the continent.
Ii was the prevailing opinion at Monte vi
dec, that General Artigas would endeavor to
make him self master of Buenos Ayres. But
should that city make spirited use of the
means IL possesses to repel such an enterprise,
| II may very well be doubted whether he has
the power to effect it. His forces being al
storm forts or batter storehouses. But though
tins description OF troops may be inadeQ nate
TO the Immediate reduction of the city, It is
peculiarly adapted for harrassing the Bueaos
Ayreans, aud under leader of the activity
and enterprise of Artigas will doubtless do
them serious Injury.
He can in great degree destroy their trade
with the country, and render very prscariouS,
It not impracticable, their Intercourse with
their army.
The Portuguese remain i'm quiet possession
of Monte Video for as they seldom venture
far beyond their lines, which are in sight of
the city, nothing more than some slight skir-
| mishlng had recently occurred between them
aud Artgas, whose offensive measures consist
chiefly in driving the he, DIS of cattle from the
coast into the interior, aud prohibiting the
| introduction ofhides orjeik beef on pain of
death. BY this prohibition lac has caused a
great scarcity of hides at Monte Video, and
cut off principal source of revenue to the
Portuguese, on the export of that article.
Letters from Chill as late as the 10 tn Of De-
cember, had reached Buenos Ayres, stating
that Lord Cochrane had arrived at Valparaiso
aud taken command of the Chilli squadron
that II was his inteution to proceed immed.
ately TO sea to Intercept the reinforcement
which was abost 10 sail from Lima with an
expectation of Joining tue last expedition from
Spain.
Gen San Martin had Joined his army i'm
| the neis hboi hood of Valparaiso. His move
ments since the battle of Mapo afford little
interest. Yours &c S
Later papers have reached us.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-06-01

AND FOR SALt.-ti2 acres OF LAMP ior sale, M
II Albematie county, within ines OF Warren, l, ing
on both sides OF Bpnger's creek adjoining the lands
OF Dr. Charles Cooke, Lewis Nicholas Ben. Childres
Joseph Gilmore, and VIM. Tuley. This land swell
imbrred and wateIed, and is we'll adapted the cnl
tuIe Of all kinds Of gram and tobacco There about
l5O acres of this land cleared aud good repair The
improvements are such would silt small family
bold creek through the centre Of it, on which is
good site Tor miii-It also affords a considerable
quantity OF iowgrounds. great bargain may he had
on sary application to the on the premises
May ~. 4..wtws PETER PORTER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-06-01
Runawdys IN tie jail of Richmond.

ItHNuUdyS IN tHt JdiI OF ILichInUhH.
WIS, who says he belongs 10 VIM. Owles, of Pow
IL batan county; dark complexion, five feet five or
six inches high, abont 20 years old.
JAMES, ts James Wood6n, POwhatan county dark
complexion about as years old, Ave feet seven inches
high.
NED, to John Baker, Petersburg a muiatio, about
20 years old, i've feet one inch high.
SAM, To Thomas Gtiffn, of York dark complexion,
about ~ years old, five feet Ave inches high.
REUBEN, to Joseph Smart, a slave trader dark
ssmpleyoH. about 80 years old, feet inches high.
JOHN, to Robert Ill., Of King & Queen county;
dark complexion I'VE feet six inches high 20 years old
II. BURTON, ID. for George Savage,
Sheriff and J0ikOr Of Henrics and Richmond.
may IS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-06-01

on river will he The means preserving the iives
in the deep and cave HUNDREDS thousand.
OF pounds OF property Annually, swallowed up BY
storms and tempests. The machinery can be lifted 10
vessel, and act IN SHIPS of WAT with equal II
with greater elect, than merchant vessels. In Short
We look upon II of The most important sud use.
iai discoveries ever made IN navigation. tHerGid.
We pubshed some time ago a very simple recent
for consumption, which was a funsigaton over pan
containing halo pound OF rosin, aud pound Of vel
low wax subscriber Informs us tbs, his friend i'm
Philadelphia has tired with great success when
very low state, and that lie now brea,hes nee, his
cough has le him and he expeetorates with The
receipts worthy particular attsniion.
nv. y. Nae. 1fdp.
WONDERFUL EXPEDITION
PBILApKLPHiA, May 2s.-rhe Pest Cbsise Line via
Staten Island, left New York this morning quarter
O'Clock. bringing the New York papers OF this morn
ing, having performed the route in hours 40 minutes
The passengers dined at Renshaw's elegant Hotel and
having transacted their business returned In the same
Line to New York, where they intended taking an ear
" sRrYer.
The otren's Post Coach left New York ,bi, norni,,
at O'Clock, aud arrived at Judds Motel i've minutes
before one,P. NJ gy this line we also received the
performed in 2 bours, SIS minutes.
Can any thing IN Europe equal thisf
GREAT TRAVELLING
This morning. the Post Chaise left Staten Island at
daybreak with sercS persons, and arrived bring
O'clock and the passengers left this before Nv Give aud
will arrive at New iolk by dusk this evening.
r,, Dem PreSs.
This morning the highest price offered for States
Bank s,oek, is stated TO he e5I per cent. 70
+ schooner from Havana, iadea with sugar / 8. and
some passengers was oil Saturday ordered down 10 The
Quarantine Ground by the Board OF Heaitb where he
nov lies This order was made in consequence as we
learn, OF one Of the passengers having died on the
pAssaee. 10.
ported from Calcutta aud Bombay, in the year 1878 il
estimated al 52,s32, 400 sicca rupees-f es6 $50 ,y
or s 10 1851 This statsmenti 10 taken nom a Cal
cutta paper OF Jan. 20, 1910.
II is not unworthy Of remark that the United States
nave, In the last yeai imported larger quantity Of
Edst Indid COTTON, than was imported by the whole
continent OF Europe and perhaps 1t 10 not less re.
ha.kaoie IA no inconsiseabie share Of the cotton
50 imported has been up BY our
Lei our Southern planters and Statesmen ponder
W ell upon these facts. 'fM
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-06-01

N.NOR SALE-Seyen likely NEGROLS-tiTee young
II women and four children one " the women is an
excellent house servant, and another has been
toned the kitchen They will be offered to the high
est bidder, for each before the door Of the Office of
Messrs Heron, SIMON x Co. In the city Of Richmond
on Tuesday, the sth doy Of J,me neal
NATHL NELSON,
AdmnisiratoTo Of Robert Nelson, dec.
Malvern Hills, May q. S,.tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-06-01

PG ViTine OF deed Of trust executed the subscT
- Der By Samuel " saunders and Hannah his wife
bearing dale he 7th day OF February 1917 and admit
ted TO record 10 The county court Of Povhaan on the
Ass DAY Vi hesember 1917 to the payment Of
certain SUNS OF money therein mentioned-I will sell
at pnDlic auction, to the highest bidder before the
door ~ the Bell Tavern in the city OF Richmond on
Rohday, TIE 24tH day OF J1as Hert tract or parcel
oi LAND, situate lying and being in the county Of
Powhatan, commonly called Bracketts, containing
about 400 acres more less being the lands
ed OF Boyle Bracket or much thereof as will be
sufficient TO dischaTgs the sums abo referred to- and
the expenses attending the execution Of this trust
One fourth Of he purchase money will be required In
cash the balance be paid In three equal annual
payments 10 secure the payment Of which, bonds
with approved secuTity will be required, and deed of
trust upon the property. The subscriber acting as
trustee will convey such title As is vested in him. only
The sale will commence between the hours of IL and
O'clock. BY order Of James Scott, jr. and Tariton
Saunders. THOMAS TAYLOR Trustee
Mag 20. g. tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-06-01

NtVIICE.--ibt eopsrnership OF PULLING x PiL
~ MIR is this Gay dissolved by mutual consent....
Thsir business viii he settled and conducted IN future
by Charles Palmer. THOMAS PULLING,
May IS O..N4v 03ARLsS PALMER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-06-01
Richmond TmWpike COmpdni

Richmond Iunpihe Company.
THE shareholders in ihis company are requested 70
take notice that their annual general mesiIng - on
the hrsi Monday In Juue HeX-aRd that u WIZ We ne's
at the Eagle Hotel The city ofRichmond at O'CLOCK
May ia I'D N. SHEPPARD, Treasurer.
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For Saie. on isu te,.ms


DRlAE OLD MADEIRA WINE &c-Th- former
stock Of Robert Gordon, imported by him direct
aud can be recommended equal TO any in the United
States.
80 Gsmjohns prime old MADEIRA Fit for ,mm..,,,.
10 qr. casks do. do. Do use.
W sipes prime Madeira Imported Ia the Spring of
IS or. casks do. do. e1ai year, old. ~ e'e'
20 cases Hermitage Wine, dozen eachl
20 do. White Sparkling Champagne, ( DsrgbtfuI
80 do as4 sna sa ,ao dozen quality
casks Malaga Wine go years old
or. casks old jalmsey Wine
pipes and SO ar. casks pTiIn- Lisbon Wine
do and 10 or. casks genuine Port Wine Vintage
of 1870
$50 ne'ces Hihberi's best London Brown Stout and
Porter
10 hhds. superior Jamaica Rum, soft and old
do. Antigua do. do
pipes Cogniac Brandy, remaka ably good
de- Holland Gin. VI hne favor
40 bales Listsn Corks-
And a general assortment 81 GhOC ERIFS. eatsfuIly
selected by good judges, and ,ugnt with cash which
we VIII sell on moderate terms store, one door
below the Eagle Hotel. GEORGE DYBALI * co.
May rs. "a,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-06-01

'hE Subscriber has fo' sale his auction and com.
mission steIe. the following articles, viz
consignment OF domestic chan,brays aud pIaids (;
Fancy striped pollocks linen checks aud cambria
nsedesew'd Japans Russia sheetine FIRST qualify an
invoice dining aud breakfast table cloth 600 gunny
bags gold aud silver lace; colored sewing siFs (;
cloths; box toys double and single barrel guns and
pistols; few trunks mems shoes roram, wool and
napi hats square piano forte tive second hand do.
with many other articles Ia the dry good line Also
Madeira Wine, Of Smith & Riddles importation, in
pipes, hbds. quarter and half quarter casks TeHerife
ClaTet, and Champagne wines Pennsylvania whis-
hey Antigua, Jamaica. aud N. T.. rum 100 boxes
spcTmaceu candles, &c. &c. ~. b. POIfAUN.
May %. Eff