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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-02-15
Rogers & Tibbets,

NO. 8, MERCHANTS ROW,
HAVE JUST RECEIVED,
Iwenty Casks and Bores Of China,
Eathern and Glass WaRE,
(WHICH added to their former stock, makes
w their assortment complete.
Ware repacked at short notice, or sold in
the original packages at low rate, for cash or
approved credit.
They have likewise received an assortment Of
Domesic Manufactured GOODS,
-CoNsisrIHG or
Shirtings and sheetings, bleached
and Observation-Disclosures
Sattinetts-Checks, Threads
Yarns, &c.
which will be sold very cheap.
6Purchasrs are invited TO coll and err
osIne. Portland, Sept. el.
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Dutch BOL1ING CLOTHS

ST .et, supeiior -il,,, NJ sh- asssoa prices
Il IN Ne. - IL
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1'hE subsc ioers, having been appo,nstd by
= the Hon. Jetc: Bailey, Esq Judge Of Pro.
bate for the County Of Lincoln, Commits sioners
to receive and examine. the claims OF The cred
iors, to the estate OF WILLIAM MILLER,
hle OF Friendship, in sid county yeom, n, de-
ceased, in,estate repressni ed. insoivent hereby
give notice, that six months from the nineteenth
day OF January instant, are allowed said credi-
tors, to bring in and prove their ci.ims, and
that we shalt attend that service, ut the Hail
ofP.yn Siwe.l. E.q in Waldoburough, on The
first Mondays of March, June. and July next, and
IN Wednesday the nineteenth day of July next
from one 10 SIX o'clock in the afternoon Of eacb
Of said days.
PAYN ELWELL,
GOkHAM PARKS,
WsldOSoro', Jan. 2is,.
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FLOUR.


OFFERS foR SALE,
ID BIS. Baltimore and Alexandria sape fne
~ FLOUR WANTED if offered this we X,
aad in good order 200 FLOUR BARRELS.
Portland, Jan. 81.
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PORTLAND, (1fA1nE} TUESDAY FEBRUARY 49, 1920

EVERY
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orNEW STORED

No. AZ, JOaSnS ROW,
FORMERLY occurIEp BY Tee opaBrsLasD rANK.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-04-14
FOREIGN.
sssss.s-.r sss.ss.s.
LF.sI F.Fs


lFromthe London Times of Feb %.
THE CONSPIRACY TO AsSASSINATE HIS
MAJEsTY's MINISTERS.
The Cabinet Council assem- bIed yesier-
day at one O'Clock, at The Secretary of
States Office lorthe Home Department. TO
proceed with the investigation of The
charges against The assassins. Their
Lordships were assisted by the Law OH.
GERS. Robert Adams, was examined be
fore their Lords!iips, which occupied their
time till half past two o'clock, which was
then too late an hour 10 proceed will, ihe
examination OF Abel Hail, tailor, Who
had been apprehended on Saturday NOR
ming by Lavender, Bishop, aud Salmon,
ihe'otiicers in Sieward.Siree Chiswcll-
street. Their LOrdsIips being engaged
20 attend lie King in Council nj ihree
O'clock at his Palace in Pail mall, his ex-
animation vas not therefore gone into,
aAd The Ministers, having no time Ia
spare, dressed at their offices 10 attend
the King. II was the investigation Of
some of the witnesses that led 10 The dis
covery ogJOha SimmOBds, The footman of
Miss SlratfeId, in Upper Srymour-sireei.
byiheiT being inierrogaled how they lnew
cabinet dinner was 10 be given by The
Earl Of HaTowby OF "Wednesday, When if
was said that John SimmOnds, The foot.
man, gave the information, but il has not
irauspired how he possesssed that know.
ledge, OF v bat c0unexlon he had with Of
ficiaEgentlemens servants lie has lived
eight years in the service o! Miss Siraifield
-shc gives him an uBexcepiionabIe cha
racter for integrity, honest sobrieiy, &c.
When Lavender aud Bishop apprehcnd-
ed him, he was III the act of LAYING the
cloth for dinner on Thursday.
The Cabinet dinner intended To have
been given by The Rarl of Harrow Dt last
w dTssday would have been tie first This
year. iu consequence Of the demise Of Tie
late King, all of them having been sus-
peUded I'LL after the funeral OF his laie
Majesty and il being customary for the
Lord President of the Council 10 give a
dinner about the annual time Of prlcking
lrr the Sheriiis for the year ensuing, bni
u hlcli was postponed on account Of ;hr
samc cause, 81 tie time The King pficked
ior the Sherlifs. The dinner was appoIni-
~ las Wednesday,, instead Of the regular
Sheuti's day, which annual dinners not
strictly q Cabinet dinner, as the great or
hcers Of State, Tie CLERKS OF lhe Council.
sc. are Invited 10 IL: therefore, thc as.
assITs information could not lave been
beiieF ior their diabolical and murderou,
scheme, asiiere Is scarcely aus occasion
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hiaIch2S.


('0r SAFE or Lease,
"A eligible stand for physician or LAWYER consist
4 < ing OF comnodious DWELLING HOUSE with
.shop contiguous, an ice house wt filled, aud every
amer necessary buiding fOr the accommodation of a
family, all IN gOOd TepgT. garden stocked with A
variety OF vegetables, choice fnI trees shrubs ami
towers, native aud exotic There are few acres of
ground attach d, well set ia herds grass wheat aud
clover TIE whole recently enclosed. To gentleman
ENGAGED ia the practice Of law medicine prospect
oilers OF lucrative business, in excellent neish6or
hood.
J. would also sell SMALL FARM OF about two hun.
dred acres, within few miles OF the town well lin
oeTed-abont twenty acres OF il cleared with thrny
Young orchard thereon The whole is offered on lpe
raj Creditor. VIII be exchanged for property near
Norfolk. For terms apply TO
n. b. STARK.
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rHNHE state OF the subscribers health rem
d-ring, in his own opinion aswell as that
OF his physicians, "a sea VOYAGE Indispensable To
recovery. all persons concerned ate hereby
roliiisd that lie will leave the United States
in the course of the ensuing month (ApriD
William Leigh Esq. NEAR Halifax Court
House, his attorney IN fact, and counsel. will
represent him during his absence 10 whom
all applications are requested 10 be made by
persons having business with him, and 10 whom
all debts due him will, after his departure, be
paid.
Mr.. Thomas a. Morton of Farmville will
attend TO the affairs of the bizarre Estate and
transact all necessary business for the SUBJ
scriber as Executor and trustee Of The iate
Mrs Judith Randolphof Bizarre.
JOHN RANDOLPH Of Roanoke.
WAsHiN GToN, March -. 1920
n. i. II practicable, the subscriber viii
attend Charlotte or Buckingham April conrt.
where all WHO may have business with hini
viii have an opportunity OF IA personal inter
view, with him. j..O,.
4 Ii persons indebted to JOSEPH DhRGsrADr
n dec are requested tn make payment me imIne
diatey, as am DESTROYS of closing the ad,mistTa ration
as soon possible, and therefore cannot gian Indul
gence 10 ANY body. DANIEL GALL. ES'oT
Of Joseph Darnsadi, dec.
Feb. 2. S5..u
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Eeh.2.
IitUST SALE.

% virtue of deed VI executed 10 the suhscri
AO Der by Henry Games and Robert Blahry bearing
dale the 22h day OF Nav. 1919 ana dny recorded ~ the
county court of MiddtseS. to- william Manu.
debt due by bond, bearing date the sal
deed of trust shal. sell highest bidder before
The door Of CHRISTOPHER O=eu's TaseTn ia lite Town Of
UEhanna, en- the 22d GGy %! PTiE neat az iaT, IL nor
"n the fair dat for ready money, of land
containing 500 he the less known
by the name of the Dra.ow bridge plantation aud is
more iGy exp lained la the deed will only convey
such title, by The deed of aforesaid
WILLIAM tESsi. Trustee.
Midd!esPN March 81 ln1. .tisSD.
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an Saturday, the 25tb inst on the coalpt toad. be.
- tveen ~. Haiy Coles and Cater Aooairs'.
Nth mOkO1CO fuCkEr BOOK, containing from
bern and Cape fegT. Perhaps twenty dollars Virginia
money also one i've dollar UOte Of Iecha0ic's Baut
"i Alexandra sundrJ Notes aud due hi,ls william
Cons noe, ID. Wool6fidae's aud ZsChanah Brooks
note, ihe amounts not particularly fccOlieeted; Nr
Dtth"d Feytous receipt Tor l2!6 doliafs the Irrasu
lts RECEIPT tot ~ dollars ana cents with othff
PHpers q taiue 90 myself. wiit give : so ot The
m"uB' % money lost 10 segnired Tor The Esivcry o.
que focket Book and partrs 10 Carer Noodle Chastox
'e.a 81 Lancaster and falkland. Richmond
~eith ID. iUt..6t IOHN VIGIL.
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N()II ICE.

NOTICE,
EsoLVED, Tha, the Treasurer Of The Richmond
q aud OshoTne's Turnpike Company be authorized To-
c; fof $ :, each share OF sIock IA this COMPANY
payaG!= on the list OF May next.
EItJGct from tie h1i,,Htcs
WALTER ID. BLAIR, Treasurer.
81
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kIOilCR,...The Subscriber alone is authorized 10
receive the outstanding dskts dee TO the late con
cefn Of LYLE, SCOTT x SAUNDERS, haviug been 40.
tue superior court
lof the Richmond district. II is expected that al per
Tvs lheeDieu I" the sad conceTn VIII mate imned-
ste payment, longer indulgence eannot be s60rded
Bec.b. 62..t SAMUEL TATIOW
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E1URSUnNf 10 deed oi trust executed by Benialnin
HaIy I" the subscriber dated l2th april, lSl9 aud
recorded in tue CLERKS ONCE Of uenTico cuuty CONT
will be SOLD at public auction the highest bidder fr
ready money, The dwelling house the said Haly
on Monday, the GySt day Of May neat, the lot Of
laGa on which The said Haly resides particularly des
cTibed IN The above Teeted deed also the following
Bob, DaDdridse, Nelson, Charles, Reuben King
Frank and Iom--Or much will pay the debt and
lte est mentioned IN said deed, due 10 Coleman {;
voolfolk, and the charges oi sale. The trustee will
Only c0nNe> such title as is vested in him sale 10
Commence at IL O'Clock.
March ~. in Ids
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SIR AlFi(ED

THIS superior HORSE, will be found the present
season, part OF his time at the Falls Plantation
IN Chesterfield county, aRd .aTt Mr. William ID
iayiofs, an hanover connty-tO Wit He viii remain
IN Chesterfield, from This Zine, belHg The Commence
men Of the season, uhli the 18th OF April aud in
Hanover from the ijtl OF April until tile iJh of Nav
and again Iva Chesterfield from the l5ih May To the
18TH of june and III Hanover from that time un..i The
f3ih OF Jniy, Wien the season will expire.
SIR ALFRED IS 20 well kHown for his beauty of
foTin has high bleed, aud peTioI OIL The iurf
HAT IL Is thought unnecessary the particulars
10 The public. HIS ste 10 inferior none heinu
SON OF the ceebrsrd Imported noise SIR HARRY.
lerna-S 20 pea season, IL Cash aud > 40 for insur
aucs WILLIAM HANALL,
N. ~. HANCOCK
Marcn2s. lO3 10,
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pT virtue Of OF trust III .de TO the Subscribers
GS by David /. Barr and ~ue, Francis Fsii-t End wife
and Vincent Lea and wife dated tie 29tn day Jany
IN the yeaT 1918 aud OF lscU in the OF husHgs
VI the cay OF kiehmond-wil tie exposed 10 sale, d;
anciou, ON The premises, A0NtaV, the 2iik day VI
Sprt next, ai iSt LOT OF LAND IA The city OF Rich
TUnd, knawn aud distinguished IN tae plan the said
city vs. the bubet 500, aud al buildings and improve
meats thereon, aud winch is known BY the name of
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BY RiTCHIE 4 GO0CH.l

tTrhe ENQUIRER is p .hlished twice a week, gene
rally aud three times week during tie sessiun of the
STATE the same rs heretofore f!Us
tered sptcepaing Bauks, (0Riy) will be received IN
payment. The Editors gill guarantee the safety OF
reming th- by mall the postage Of all letters being
paid by the writer's.
~ No paper Will be discontinued, tbut at the dscre
ticnOf the Editors a9t ai aifearaeeS have been paid
up.
kwhoever will guarant paymen; Of nine pa pers,
shalt receive tenth gratis.
TERMS or ADVERTISING.
y One SqWdre- FIRST IissertidR, - ceEts--caoh
continuance, 80 cents.
No Advertisement inserted nRlt 10 has either
been Paid I0r assumed person iR khiS Gig
or ITS eHviro8S.
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CHARLES COPELAND, J
CARTER b. PAGE, Trustees,
JISiES BROWN, Jr.
'EI5TST SAIE

1NINI SAAF.
an WedResady the i0h May, at IL O'Clock pre-
~ Cisely on the premises, will be soid at PUBLIC
AUCTION TO the highest bidder thRt ddV aRtGgeOasLy
situated art valuable Brick House and conimOdi0as
Lot on Bank street, formerly occupied by a. q H..
81 cunningham and belonging to Leslie & sic
Indoe aud by them conveyed by deed 10 trustees for
benefit OF those therein named. TeTmS-6, ~ and Is
.5ponihs. Negotiable mites with deed OF trust, and
ap@vsd endo'sers oil The hIstRo,e.
By 0TGeT Of The Trustees,
w. & Il. HA%ALL, v. 81.
Petersburg AprilIl. iOS..tds
JUSC FURNISHED,
4 Nd for sale al VIM. II. FitzwbySonus Bookstore,
IN aud by Peter Eppes at the Capitol,
MUNFOkD'S GENERAL INDEX
To tie VirgiRian LaW authorities.
Jan. 40. 79..u
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NOTICE is het,Dy given the debtors aud credit
- sofHeron, nton Co. and c. ). Bacmufdo that
ny virtue 81 deeds II uust aud powers Of attorney
Hrevocable, executed 81 them respectively we shall
proceed sithsr ~ persOu by attorney, IL wsd up
TIE affairs ofihs said two concerns, without deay.
fATRfCH GIBSON,
jan. 1. 7it.U JOHN q BLAIR.
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FREslt GOODS.


EuSr received SuprTGne NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
81 Diiaities-S,eaIn lOnm ShIrtncs-Calicoes--C Cam
hriCks-M "sins-haUkecH& anton Grapes and Grape
drrssss-Satirs. kioTrnces and iiaiIan ListFings-
best London ioths-cassiucTes ana Ves,ings-wIIn Il
variety al 6lheT SEASONABLE GOODS, iuI sale al
NsfS reduced prices b.
II. < n. MELLON * CO.
April II. 100. .bt
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y SUtrH z FHUtttIHS TFOW Il1VHHIUItu 70 Ddf'
tsnsore, Gia Washington CITY.
PASSENGERS who leave kichn urd every day except
a Sunday, 1T fhfgv a. NJ. will sleep an board the
steam 6DGt. aud arrive 49, Washington City the next
ning, aud a, baltimore the same day BY noons-
beng thirty hOars iheir passage fr-n Rich.
inohd 10 baltimore. Travellers from Petersburg viii
do well tn iakr TIE stage The evening before The siagss
leave RichmOad. aud avail themselves Of much the
cheapest aud eSpediiicUs sra comfortable
thsy can take.
MasHihstnp. hpril IL. lost
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II OF iGE.- Cash VIII he gwen foI Nuo.t Iuity likely
IN YOHkG NEGROES, nom Z -lv- to- twenty years
Of ace-EnSuie al tue Washington Tavern.
Ann L
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INOLtCe 70 H30SOUS " A1TtUgS LUttNcJS.
PROPOSALS. will he received tiH the an OF June,
4 Hert, by the Subscribers, FOR THE ERECTION
OF TeLL BRIDGE across James river at this place.
The river aa3 y2Ts wide the contem site Of
The bridge-the average depth thereof common low
IN summer tho feet nile inches the bottom sOd
TOck entirely across. There several qGaITies Of
rock Of good quality, not than 500 yards distant
from the site on The waters sdge and tue wooden male
Jiais be conveniently obtained by water iTsm tie
neighhpThOOd, either above below. Ibe bridge is
rest piefs 40 feet apart each pies to be IL feet
wide AZ the bottom aud feet the top rs feet high
and rs feet iopg, ri solid masonry Of te sub
stantia kind, aud the top will be required Of timber Of
ssabie size aud strength be with substantial
TlaUk. one fourth OF the coat VI the bridge will be
paid when The y0rk commences one foaTlb hen half
finished, aud the balance the completioR OF The
Bond with approved secuTitywhi be required
from the Hnderiaker before any money IS advahced-
he ahdve Is tbe general plan Of the bulge eonIeH
plated by the board Of managers, hut IS subject he
altered upon the suggestion of Que uiOTe APPROVED
Communications he made by any person disposed
50 undertake this work, to the undersigned, agents OF
the bridge coihpany, ii CarcTsgle, Virginia,
SAMUEL WILSON,
r. q. DE8NE,
~ A
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The Union AiY. Furnace.


Terms u sale, = 30 80, With Interest thereon from
she 29th uay January last the expenses
ATTENDING The sale Ia e paid dOrG cash. he resicue
81 The purchase money As Ear IL sal extend, TO he
yaid ~ the iJllo1iug staleIis, wit: ,,2033 81
Ihc c0th January, iI the rear iS2iS 3J35 50, the
20,h January "a Tie year iS22-s2I33 80, the 2gb
January, ala the year 1875 2&9S 81, the sOh
III tie wear iS2i-.nd tvr the sKTp plus, il aky credit viii
be allowed 10 tie tIEe last mentioned. Fur the four
tnslaneus as far they shalt extend, aud Tor lne
surplus f any the purchaser uust negotiable
with approved eudris payable e.IbeT Of
abe aaks ia The city, aud also deed of The
property secure the payment OF tue said instruments
they stall become due aud of like tenor witi Tue
deed OF uust AOw Ia Ue acted
CHARLES COPELAND, J
CARTER b. PAGE, TTustees.
JISiES BROWN, lr.
Ihe property aBONe adv tiSed, compartments IN
1y0R FORHdeTy, VILE two air furnaces, Capel fur
'iace, ,he most approved construction, win
IIast-aud all tbe ntei~E fixtures OF the feundeTy
plate anI ut fOT immediate use.
II Grass FottAdery aud iuisuing shop.
Il BLdckSmtfh'S Shop, with Ihree FORCES and every
proper convenience.
n good brick t,rO story DWelting House.
Sheds for store rooms cole oven, &c. &C.
The whole forming complete establishment for
and well worthy tue attention of persons 10 that line.
immediately after the safe of ihe above property
will be sold AT public auction, on credit OF siX
zWelve, aud eighteen mouths, for approved endorse
aiotes, all the Paterns, Flasks, Utensils, Tools and
implements aPpertainng to said foGndery anG work
shePs.
N q. All orders for castings previous to the above
sale, will be received and duly executed.
FoLLEr, BURR & co.
ED. ~. .f1
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eIu ~. ~. W Ius lIHpy IUI paYWtUI
A IL persons having clsifns against the estate Of
~ JACOB WILLIAMSON. dee. are hereby noiifed
30 sue on them Immediately aud those indebted to
abe said estate required come forward aud make
bayinent.The public are CautiOned against transact
igg yDnsness feiative 70 the said estate with any
person other than the sabscrber-and such person or
rsons As bsve possession of the pagers Of said dece
Gent required 20 forward lben 10 the subscriber
SAMUEL BOOKEn.
Ifn'Or de DOHis non, Wifh ne triU aRHered,
Of J0cOb WiAiamsoH dec.
Narch 2. qT..ff
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n Tue Editors NJ the National fnteiljgeacsr will
please insert the above twice week an The 4h June
aud forward thtr account to Ibis alice for.psyment
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we may, with great reason expect 10 find
three very useful minerals, gypsum, cop
peras and alHm. Sulphur is the basis OF
an acid which combined with lime, forms
gypsum or plaster OF paris combined
with iron, il forms copperas 81 combined
with ahimine (Which is the basis of slate
and some potash il forms alum. Nature
furnishes. on Il large scale, those useful
combinations and we may add to the
list, nitre /; bat iron, limestone, slate and
sulphur are extensively useful also in
tl ~ primitive or elementary forms. All
these substances, primitive and combined.
are IN vast extent necessary To The arts,
and are therefore essential TO the prOspe-
riiy and comforts OF civilized Society. IL
the expense of distributing those ponIe-
roas materials whore they are wanted,
instead ct leaving a reward 10, should be
tax upon labor, those inexllausiible
treasures will lie idle I'm their beds. They
will not even be sought for, except as GU
riosities by the mere man Of scieHce, and'
if found, they will be useless, because
confined 10 The spot.
Nature has been bOuntiful TO Virgin
Id by The location of her fine rivers yet
II is uniformly the wise economy of ma
lure, To leave something to exercise Tue
ingenuity and industry o! man. II Fir-
ginta neglect 10 use The means of I'M
proving her advantages so largely offer
ed 10 her acceptance, she must consent
TO hold an inferior rank among her sis.
tiers.
The State of New York, by her noble
enterprises, by her enlightened zeal in
developing and applying TO internal i'm
provemeuis her own resources, is rising
III spiendor like star of the first mag
niiude in the federal constellation.
The cities of Philadelphia q Baltimore
are Struggling in earnest competition for
the western trade. Ii Richmond do moi
rise in the scale OF cities 10 rank second
only TO that of the city Of New York
and IT the Commonwealth do not still
maintain "a pre- eminent station among
the states, il will no, be because nature
has denied the means.
Virginia will generously rejoice i'm the
prosperity of her sister states she will
applaud their honorable efforts and wish
success 10 their enterprises but at the
same time she will be wise enough 10 i'm.
prove her own resources and 10 use those
means which her position gives her, so
as 10 secure TO herself her appropriate
rank in The nation.
ISAAC BRIGGS.
Richmond, lst Mo. 10, 1920.
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FOR RENT.

A excellent SAW MILL with two saws I'm a ferv
n weeks logs may be Heated within 100 feet of The
mill through the lower locks into our canal:
Also the STORE we occupy on Bank Sauare or an
OFFICE on the Gross street adjoining, with convent.
ent small warehouse.
FOR SALE,
100 tons Swedes Iron we'll assorted for plough shares
Wagon and other tire, hoes, mill spindles, axle
trees, &c.
500 tons Plaster Of Paris, French aud Nova Scotia
tcdrrGafed Of genuine qRaIifg ground or in
lump, deliverable on the Basin, and payable next
harvest in wheat
half pipes and 10 quarter casks choice Madeira
Wine, about years old, imported direct from
Madeira
80 boxes 6ne Favored Claret
Ship Stuff, very large quantity, cheap and excel
lent for milch coss aud hol SEES
Cnt Nails aud Brads Of every sire, manufactured
by US, and equal in qualify 10 any in the United
States, and as cheap.
Also Rolled and Slit iron.
" CASH for 10 TO 1000 bushels WHEAT.
y. HAXAbL t. co
Jan. 20. 9a-St
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ON HIS WAY TO CHARLESTON,
AS the honor TO acquainl he citizens Of Ric hnond
Al that he will perform for TWO EVENINGS Sion.
aay, January 3lSt, and VcdReSday, February al
al the Assembly Room, Eagle Hotel, his popular
entertainments of Illusions Nentriloquism, Efschan
zeal Games, and Philosophical Recreations.
abundance, Z l-Cbiidren half pTice.-Doors op In
al hat past six, performance at half past seven.
Tickets To he had at the Bar
II For particulars, hand bills and future adyef
tiSements.
4 pursuance of deed OF trust from Thomas Rich +,
ardson aud wife, bearing dale the 25d OF harche
isls' ana duly recorded-WiIl he sold the C0fIsH
rouse IN the city OF Richmond Friday, TIE lSf-
ndyO FeOrHaTy 0ert TO the highest bidder, the fo
lowing tracts Of LAND, lying on tue Great Kana~ha
river IN the county Of Mason, or so much Ihereof
wi" De sufficient to pay the debts Tor which The pro.
perry is liable
one Tract containing 500 acres being all low.
grounds ofthe very first quality.
-Four other Tracts Of 400 acres each, lying above
ana adjoining the fret tract, which afford coasideTa
pie proportion OF rich valuable creek lowgTOund, and
most Of the upland lit for cultivation.
one half OF the purchase money to be paid Oh the
day OF sae-the balance the first day Of January
next the purchaser giving negotiable note with an
| approved endorser, aud deed Of ON the pro.
| perry. JOHN FOX Ttustee
Jan. 20. ga IDS
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clause, excluding slavery from lie NJ 5.
sour state, with the exception o. these
who are already slaves.--The main qnes-
lion of restriction came thus before the
House, but was not argued oil that day.
On Thursday MIR. Taylor would have
opened the main question, by support
ing his proposition.
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~ The name of the First Teller of the u. s.
Branch, 'cho has been duped into breast of trust.
IS james c. allen, aud not HiIiam c. Aiiea as
stated IN part ot oar last impression.