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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-09-28

besides an immense number CT :nalleG
lies
Prizes only to be draun
Not t1rO blanks to prize.
The drawing will leke place as above
stated, and will be completed in 80 draw
ings with all possible despatch, undsr The
superinlendance Of
Il. /. Wtightman,
William Brent,
john Davidson.
Daniel Rapinr. SManagrrs.
Thomas II. GiIIiss,
Moses Young, nd
Andrew Way. j..
The great despatch which has uniformly
been made in the drawing of tie trTmer
classes OF hi lottery and The immense nun.
Der Of sp' ndid capital prizes, conn ntd
with The low price OF tickets afford The great
est Inducements TO 9dveu,urers 10 make 70.
vestments IN this Lottery. rcn,eSsedly Tue
most brilliant in tie Cnted Stairs.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-09-28
To .;ept.

-, That two story frame house on
E2Gf King street, at present occupied oy
EsssssS. d. Harper 1t IS an eXce'Ien,
$50 stand for business, and the ren' "i'i
be moderate, For terms apply 10
S. ID RARPER, or
JONAH ISABEL.
sep; 81
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-09-28

Grand Nationdl Lottery,
FIFTH Glass.
.XTILL positively commence dr,w;n,u
wv The eth November. 20 w
Brilliant Scheme.
grand prize Of 100000
25.HUG
10000
5000
100 1000
10 SOC
lO5 100
besides an immense number Of sn,Is.
,riZes.
Prizes only IL lie drawn.
Not Two blanks TO prize.
The drawing will take place as apoyo
stated. and viii be completed in 80 drawmv
with all possible despatch, under the SUE,
attendance OF
Il. {. Wrightman,1
William Brent,
John Davidson.
Daniel Rapiue. Managers.
Thomas II. lilies.
Moses Young, aud
Andrew Wy, Jr.
The great despatch which has untornl,
been made in tie craving ot the turut,
classes OF this lottery, aud tie inm.nss
number of splendid capital prizes, Combined
with thu low price OF tickets afford the great.
est indncem -nts Ia ad.eniurers TO make in.
vpslnents in this Lottery, contessedIy III.
most brilliant in the United States
" hole tickets IL dolls. which may produc.
100000 dollars.
Halves 6, DO. do. $4,000
Quarters 8, dc, do. $1,000
Eigbths 50 DO. DO. 1880
Orders by mail or private Conveyance
for Tickets in this or any other LotuIy will
meet prompt attention addressed TO
Gillespie's
Fortunate Office, Washington City.
Crner of King and Washil gton stree!
Alexandria.
Or at Kerr 81 Fits Uuehs,
n. B Tickets will advance On The Isl o.
October 10 Is dolls. shares in proportion.
sept. . #
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-09-07

rT11E following highly valuable ZEAL ESTATES offered
y for sale on the most liberal terms:
The tnct Of land on which the subscriber resides in the
county of Bedford. miles from the OF New London
from the Academy, and 81 miles from Lynchbg containing
about 1900 acres between and 100 cleared land the
balance in wuodtbe whole Of which fine tobacco land
except about 30 and that good grain land. The i'm
proyemcntS are extremely valuable and connections This
land is very heavily tmbcrcd Laws we'll is well and
in healthy aud agreeable nei rhborhond.
Ono other tract OF land lying stanton river in the
county Of Campbell called The Bo-uiHg GreH, within q
rides OF Lynclburg. containing 100 On this tract
there are about 4OOacres of cleared land portion
FIRST rate bottom land, which j. admirably adapted
vaon oftorco This plantation is good order for cro-
ping well waered and healthy aud took its from
being very level The balance ofhe land is in woods due
proportion Of which i tobacco land uf the FIRST quality
dh0AuOther tract Of land in the of Campbell
Ivy creek, about miles from Iynchhurg containing f7facrcs
Vcry small proportion Of which is cleared fresh IN fine
hearte remainder mostly rich tobacco land and heavil,
inbcTedand The wood ON the tract IS Of c0nsde
rahle profit The land has upon IL several very fine springs
/ and some excellent mill seats.
The subscriber invites capitalists view this valuable
property, which be offers for the most adyantgemr
ic-ris small proportion of the purchase money will b
required in hana credit of one three wears wi
DE given for the blanccfor further particulars appca
ion may hc made the uu'ribcr New London or 4
/ Mr.Jesse irvine near ynehturg. NM. IRVINE
! August g. 2sAiiHt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-09-07
WE SUBSCRIBER

AVING qualified administrator the estate of EB-
MEIER MACNAfR, deceased, hereby requests all
persons having claims nsairt the estate present them for
settlements and those indebted said estate are 10
make payment Immediately.
EDMUND n. MACNAIR.
" Bln the absence If the administrator nom this CITY
LEWIS WEBB, who will attend 10 the business and II Is
particularly requested that gentleman holding any paper
relative TO SAID estate will deposit with Mr. Lewis Webb
Richmond, August 81. So-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-09-07
W. Prnlticf al lfedicine-

blE subscriber having resolved recommencc the prac-
tice Of Medicine generally, respectfully informs ire in
hants Of Richmond (1nd particularly his former friends
hose renewed iayors he socts) that his Office is the shop
Ni'h Hotel HUGH J. CRAWFORD.
August 81. an 81
IL persons indebted 90 tle estate uf SAMUEL PATNF
deceased requested make immediate payment N
e being DESTROYS 20 close the administration soon as
's'ibc Indulgence cannot he granted ans. Persons ha
g cnns against the estate requested make them
Gown - ORBIS PAINE.
ddWNfstretor Of Samuel Paine, deceased.
May - 0-u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-09-07
TEN DOLLARS BEWARD.

o POLLY, who eloped from the subscribers in Chester
field about FIVE miles from Manchester, the 9Th inst.
he bright mulatto girl, seventeen eighteen years old
nye eet eight or ten inches high straight and remarkably
Ibey, with small The forehead, and large
es Tor girl II is likely she IN the neghboriood in
chmond.where pure hascd her about four from
VIM, tuicher Esq. She had when she went away p
check homespun frock, and carried with her black sir
white cotton cambria and calico Ock, she with.
utany provocaion, il iskey she persuaded by
person therefore, forwarn all persons from harborng her,
da captains Ofvessels from carrying her out the satcs
Fam determined TO prosecute any person offending the
eNtcnt Of the law Whosocvcr VIII deliver the said gh 70
me IN chesterfield, secure her in jail that get her
again. shall receive the above reward with ali reasonable
expenses. FRANCIS y. BRANCH
Aug. 81. Gs-ttt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-09-07
MARSUAJIS SALE.

pursuance ola decree Of tie Superior Court ofCbancery
Tor Tie Richmond district pronounced the 28h hay
he3u1ry 1870, in cause therein depending between Eliza
syor adninstratrix Of icaTi Iaylor deco, plaintiff
tu anes Mcaux in his right and administrator will
Ie VIII annexed Of Richard Squire Ia lor deceased,
heIsi defendants. shall, SohpdV tie 1874 dlB ri oct
premise, between the hours of - a. NJ mud I. VI. a
" iand lying partly in the county Of King William and part
va ,c county OF Caroline, supposed 60 contain between
en9 'S hundred acres be the less, cofomon
Uned The D0rre Plantation. and adjoining the lands
bank. Z f;frEgig 4 v,r n = 4, q, ~ n
August 81 et tis
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-09-07
FOR SALE

TTNnAT extensive and very valuable Estate called MANS
u KIN LODGE, formerly the property Of Thos Miller,
dec-Ur'skn Lodge is situated in the county of King Will
ham, on the Panunkey river, opposite Hanover Town and
within p lies of the city Of Richmond, i'm a wealthy
and agreeable neghboroOd contains nearly three thou
sand acres of as valuable land that river of which
about two thousand lowgrouns of great fertility
various soils adapted to the culture corn wheat
tobacco The high land is also fertile and is clothed with
forests aOrdng abundant supply of wood and timber
large Manufacturing Mill adions this esate-at which
the wheat made il be sold a small deduction from
the Richmond prices; and from the landing the river
the products may be transported to Baltimore expense
OF not more than eight or ten cents hushe There
good dwelling houses situated in eligible positions for two
families. with good ouhouses stables barns attached to
eachThc one usually call ed MStn Lodge the other
that part Of the estate which has obtained the name of
Womiey Groccro the former belong valuable and extern
sVe orchards Perhaps estate in Virginia SURPRISES this
in quality of soil beauty and peaantness osituaton o. in
the convenience ard chcnpness Of the Of
products TO the best maketsManskn Lodge Wormey
Grove viii be sold entire in parcels suit purchasers
the following terms one fourth part purchase money
will he divided into five equal partone fifth part the said
fourth viii he required in cashhc other four hfs will be
made payable in annual nsalmens, succcsvrv the frs;
payable the st January, f822-the remaining three.
ourths will be made payable the 1si January 1925
bonds with approved security will be required and deed OF
trust on the land for additional security.
WILLIAM MILLER,
J. u. FERGUSON,
Executors of Thomas Miller, dec.
hoochand. March 30 10G-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-09-07
WOODST0CK non SAFE.


isasEJ offer for sale the valuable estate whcreon !
zhlIsE reside. (purchased lately from Bernard NJ
Carter lssl called WOODSTOCK, i'm tho county Eauouer
the waters of Cedar rum about miles below Warrcnton
so from Fredericksburg, Falmouth, ccoquan and Dnnires
and 10 from Aexandri, by the turnpike auckland. Tile
contains 4i7i by late surveys and is divided in
three farms. About thi:d of the whole wood
and part heavily timhercd There and
six hundred OF cleared low grounds quality
excellent enclosures all the farms with woodland
meadows conveniently distributed for each. The high land
J. in state of productive CIVILIZATIONS lies remarkably
aud is adapted plaster aud clover. There valuable mill
seat abundant stream, about the whole
tract and ia nychborhOod peculiarly demanding
proNement particular description is deemed unc-
cessar any disposed purchase will
the property The Estate wall be disposed ofin the agerc
"aic, or IN separate farms purchaser purchasers
whole ora part may be- accommodated with all the Negroes,
aeou &Oo portion as the may be; Jd nppi.ea-
ton fof tae Negroes ereet Jy purchasers VI the lnnd
Aiso the growing crop OF C0LN with STOCKS of every
description, FARMING UTENSILS, sc. &C. Letters post
paid TO me, Fauuier Courthouse, Virginia. will he
promptly attended TO. WILLIAM i. CARTER.
August Z. oG--J6t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-09-07
LAND FOR SALE-

<l.5A LIN N u II VIZ oALFI.
IsssiM In compliance with the last will and testament
Jesp OF Major Nathaniel Fox, deceased will al
public Auction mopdopfhe 2 ofnerf month pien,5er
At kiDg William Courthouse being day, The
Land said Fox formerly resided county, called
Rose GerdeH, containing yearly 5O0ncre abos six
miles below the courthouse, and about equidsan from Mat
tapOny and Pamunkey rivers about miles
There said farm good orchards OF choice fruit,
necessary houses for the accommodation Of gcntec family
and for the preservation OF the crops The dwelling
has three rooms below and three above stairs. further
scrption is thought unnecessary il is presumed
son inclined 10 purchase will view the premises before the
day ofsale-which will be shown application to Mr.. Ed
ward Jones, the oyersecr, the premises.
TERMS 1000 cash. the balance the is Of Jan. 1924
Permission will lie given the purchaser small raiu
this faPossession will be given the 18th Of Dccem-
Der next JAMES FOX, Adm'or with the win
annexed of n. Fox, dec
King William AUGUST o. gq-tls
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-09-07
For Sale. on 6Iordr1, he I'm ,CeDienJer-

the residence Of the subscriber in Powhatan COUNTY
all his household aud kitchen FURNITURE plantation
utensils, prime mich cows, oxen, bull calves Of superior
ten dollars.
tr9t,d srish aiso tn srH atpcirois Sole-
valuable small plantation, containing about $50 acres
so of which Of fine creek meadow Ill reclaimed and
the greater part Nv cor-tc meadow laud supposed to he
inferior 70 none in Virginia Should the plantation be
the crop Of corn aud fodder sold.
August q. Sf-Ct IIOW Alto TUGpIN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-09-07
"A TaLnadIe ReaL IEslote At .4uciion.

&zz5A VaiuG5le Real FIState at .4uciiOn
isstBJ BY virtue OF deed of the
gH. sciiber by George Roper and wife, bearing date
thc SIS! August 1 and recorded in the hUsiings
I've city of Richmond, for certain purposes therein
sai sell at public auction the premises, Wonesd
~ PA at IL o'clock, the highest bidder n credit
at and - months that very valuable house lot lately
occupied by FIR George Roper the of 18th
streets In this city.Thc sale viii be- conducted OTIS
i'lniop Co Auctimecrs who are authorised contract
privately with person disposed TO purchase previous
tue day of saic but should the property disposed Of
before That time will then be sold positively without
~ the highest biderThe subscriber will only
iule as is vested in him. X. II. GLINN, Trustee.
September 4. 9i-3t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-09-07
INHE Presdent and Directors OF the Lite

'INhE President and Directors of the Lite
rsy Fund ask the attention of the Visitors Trustees or
directors OF the different Colleges and Academies within the
state, whether Incorporated wheher endowed by the
present or former government by private muncencc to
me resolution concerning colleges and academies agreed
y both houses of the legislature the 9th day of March
l2 They earnestly solicit To- be favored with the means of
fulfilling the views of the legislature this subject
dependant upon them, and they respectfully suggest the
following division OF the information which they allow
themselves 10 hope will be cheeruly and unresefved ell
ms speedily given list OF the property of the institution
which docs might yield income convertible. state
nent OF the annual revenues derived from for years
past The branches oflenrnne and science taught at this
time The number oprOesSorS and teachers Their salaries
& determined hwhnt they teach. The number ofsudents
Tor the last three between what ages The fees of
tuition allowed for each subject taught Their rules gov
eminent.
gFMr. JAMES BROWN, Jr Clerk and Accountant ofthe
Literary Fund residing in Richmond, will receive all com
September 4. SLtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-09-07

" IotUUIOOhS " uTt1OlSS, JOT IS'lTe.
ON SATURDAY the ed Of September next, 10 o'clock
- ~ the morning. the premises, SeGbrOoEs WGrchottse
will be offered for sale the following terms wits One
fourth part Of the purchase money will I've required in cash.
an the residue in three equal iusalments of six twelve and
eighteen months from the day of sale for WHICH negotiable
notes with approved endotsers 10 carry interest from their
U and deed Of trust the properly farther
their PAYMENT will be required JOHN SEABROoK.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-09-07
LAND FOR SALE.

(J-sA LAND TVIk SALE.
Issnha VIII he sold, without reserve on Wednesday.
astN the 26th of September, the premises, 1881 a.
crcs OF which 260 are low grounds lying the main
through Halifax eli h miles east OF the Courthouse
the north side of Iiannisier river miles above its
junction with Dan river.
The land is well adapted TO the culture Of tobacco
wheat, &c. About third of the land cleared in
good ORDER There is the above land dwelling house.
the necessary out houses, &c.
TERNS- VIII be one-half the purchase money cash. the
balance in two equal annual aymenis.
NATHANIEL TERRY.
Halifax County. AUGUST 81.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-09-07

COMMITTED TO the Jail Of Norfolk countv,a a Tupawav
- negro man who calls himself WIN. BROWN-states
that ne IS free man, and has served in the u. s. navyThe
said Brown B Of dark complexion inches high q
years Of age has the leg which lie says was
wound BY musket ball. and his left side occasioped
by stab The said negro ifauy desired TO
s property or those interested produce proper
dcnces Of his freedom he will be disposed Of as The law
directs. WN. BERNARD Tailor ~ Norf,iL Cunt,
MAJ,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-09-07
WANTS q SITIATInN

A YOUNG MAN who come well recommended ne a
= Teacher Of the English language Terms low and char
cter uueTcepiiOnable. line addressed 10 g. and len at
The Office ofthis paper will be promptly attended to.
August 81. gS-H
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-09-07

pursuance OF decree of Circuit Court of the Unite
States for the Fifth Circuit and Virginia District pro-
nouEced on the 18th day of June, 1921 in cause therein
pending wherein Robert Crouch plaintiff and Neil McCoul
and the subscriber defendants will he Sold upon pre-
misses, on the 9h day OF September next, Lon
ground containing acres lying and being near the
Poor House of the city Of Richmond, with the buildings
thereonwlch conveyed the subscriber in trust by
Neil McCou by deed bearing date the 1e day January
1911 recorded in the general much thereof as
will be necessary pay the which been incurred
and may be incurred in the execution of created y
the said deed, also the of the suit aforesaid and
rondy, the of twelve hundred and thirty dollars
and eighty cents, with from tile 18th day of
August 1873 until payment of the balance due under
the said deed OF trust The purchaser will he required
give note notes for the purchase money payable in sixty
days, with approved cndorser. The title will retained
until the sale is conf imed 10y the court.
JAMES BROWN, Jr. Trustee
July 20. o. ,ds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-09-07

NE undersigned purchased tine fsf inst Of Mr.. NJ
Llc tlnd lis interest in the house Of Lancaster Fen
o. TIC business viii i future he conducted by Us .f~
use hrin OF LGHcafsrS HeYby. JOHN a. ANCAST H.
sept SIT NATHANIEL DESBY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-09-07
FIRST ,Ship for Lonfon.
VALUABLE ESTATE ON JAMES RIV-
Err FOR SALE BY AUCTION

II
Err FOR SALE BY AUCTION.
IA In pursuance of the will of Ohm Less
FearU lie deceased, and decree Of the circnit
esf the United for the 9TH circuit Virginia
District pronounced in therein depending, wherein
Isabella Black the wife of Agnew Black the elder, John
Wa.ce and Marin his wife, William Black jun. William
Bogie and Sarah his wife, and Agnew Black the younger
and Walter Dun. of John Graham, plaintiffs
James Scott, exor of John Leslie, and Andrew Leslie
Jane Leslie devisees Of the said John Leslie,
ants will be sold upon the premises public auction on
Monday the 18th day Of October that valuable well
known estate in the county OF Chesterfield called SUMMER
I'LL, situated ON the south side of James river about Eve
miles below Richmond adjoining the Whitly estate, aud
containing by estimation $50 considerable portion
which is fine James river low grounds The improvements
are comfortable wooden dwelingho,tsc, kitchen,
wei enclosed garden an oyerscers house, large twOSory
barn. spacious stables and cowhoueS all built brick
the best Pisy-and small orchard of choice fruit
Persons wishing 10 view ;hc premises previous the sale,
can 10 so, by applying Mr. William Ewing the present
occupant
The terms of sale will be- one-th of the purchase money
payable in ninety days, and the balance and twelve
months Notes negotiable, with approved endorserS, and
deed OF trust upon the property viii bc required.
by order Of james .Scot eror II John Leslie, dee
JAMES HERON, Aucticnecr.
3. tie
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-09-07
EDUCATTON

VIE public respectfully informed that the subscriber
IL will rcassume the duties his school, ON he first Mon
day of September in tie brick building, the corner
for the Find dts.
As the classes for the ensuing session will be formed
te school cpene such wish admitted will find il
their interest to make early application.
The rules aud regulations Of the school will be mild and
parental but any violation Of them effort disturb the
harmony Of the school, will he with erpson No
pupil be admitted who does general course OF
Latin, Greek and mathematics.
TERMSS 30a session five months yahc in advance
which will be vigorously enforced. &. +. STACK.
If
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-09-07

We regret to state to our readers, that
Captain Rooms, of the schr. alexander be-
longing to this port, together with the whole
crew, excepting the cook, died on the passage
from Havana to st. Augustine The schooner
was brought into port by two passengers.
1CharLeton Courier
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-09-07

)uhSuANT 10 deed of trust, executed TO me Iy Geo H.
fcseit, for the purposes therein mentioned shall ON
,e second Monday az September merit the front door of
NE COURTHOUSE OF Fauquier County of Virginia
oer at public sne 10 the highest bidder, the estate on
when sn Pickett now resides continuing about FTEEN
ED ACRES. This atioins the town of War
renon the seat of justice of county Of Fluouier
pat 81 may be atvnnageousy disposed of town lots
/ ne land lies wei for Farming is unoommony well water
eu hSa large anu commodouS dwelling Warrenton.
WIN "utouscs barns and stables. There three or four
apple orchards and iruit every descripton Tho
greater part OF this has been highly improved bv the
OF Clover and Plaster, is in fine tilth aud ndcr
gooo fencing There Slate quarry of superior quality
upon this lard within half amile of Warren,o
hhGrs ready mari ct for the surplus produce the Farm
and for wood, considerable quantity Of which can be sra
red It's situation IS unconmony healthy in poplans
ana Scniee neghborhOod II is of most desirable
estates IN the Upper Country. twill sold i'm three mr.
ce.s, and plat will be exhibited the ,av Of Sale
credit OF one, two, three and four years will he given
Tor the purchase money. Bopds with approves, security
bearing interest from the first January next topet
witha deed OF trust on The properly win he required The
purchaser can he accommodated with farming utensils and
stock Of every description. Possession vii, be Given on the
his day OF January next with liberty cron of small
grain There Will he from hundred aud fiftv 10 two
hundred acres well prepared FOR wheat which Mr. Picket,
will seed at a fair price.
JOHN SCOTT Trustee
Fauquer County. July %, al.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-09-07

nJ- The ENQUIRER is published twice week, general
w. aud three week during the session Of the LIE
the heretofore, Eie DoaS per
in advance Notes vi chartered
Hanks (only will be received payment. The Editors will
the safety of reittng them by MAIL the postage
of all letters being paid by the writers.
ar No paper will be discontinued, bu Mt the discretion
of the EditorS until all arrearages have been paid
~ Whoever will guarantee the payment of nine papers,
shall have tenth grabs
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
UT One square, IeSsFrst Insertion, rs cents-each
continuance, so cents.
No Advertisement inserted until has either paid
for assumed by person in this city, its enyirons
IN First Ship, for London,
f75tiN> To the address OF Messrs. JOHN GILLIAT &
co. with the liberty of consignment, the
Superior and well known regular trading ship HENRY
CLAY, Thomas Potts. commander, expected to arrive i'm
few DAYS a Bermuda Hundred, when she will commence
loading, and he despatched Immediately, having more
than half of her cargo already engagedFor freight
of The remainder, which will be taken very reasonable
terms, passage, apply JN0. Il VIM. GILLIAT.
IA .4iso for London,
,lTsxSW To the address Of Messrs. JOHN GILLIAT &
-.E4ssg- co. with the liberty OF consignment the fine
brig MAGARET, James 1IcIyan, commander, copperetl
and stands at Lloyds, is expected be Warwick
very DAYS, and will loading can
got ready take in-Iler burtbep is
bacco, and about 200 hds. is wanted freight, which
offered soon, will be taken low.-For terms apply
JNo. WIN. GILLIAT.
Who have in Store, and offer for sale, a few large
SCREWS, used for slowing tobacco.