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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-05-14

.dricard Indians.-AccOun.s were receis ed
at Franklin, lAlissuuri, Oh the Gath of March,
from officers of the Army al Fort Atkinson,
stating that "five or six then belonging to Nlr.
Frazeau's trading establishment, were lately
killed near the Aricara village, while ascend
ing the Missouri river. They were conveyed
IN batteau, and we're going up for the pur-
pose oftradins with The Mandans and Africa
ras. Within one days voyage of the Aricara
village, The patl Don, aprrehrnsive Of danger,
LEFT his company, and proceeded by land. He
Promised 10 rcjon them at the Mandans,
whose town, on. mile above the Aricara's, he
entered under cover Of the night. The day
alter his arrival, he received news that his
men were all murdered, his cargo captured,
and his boat sunk. The amount of goods Ia
ken, was, at cost, s 1900 Mr.. Tilton, trad
er of the Mandans, sent one Of his men to the
river for water, who was also met and killed
by an Aricara Indian"
The Missouri Intelligencer, which furnishes
the above account, has some excellent re-
marks ON The inhuman effects Of hunting and
trapping on the Indian lands, and driving the
Indians farther towards the shores Of the Pa
cific, from the means Of subsistence, and be-
You'd the hopes Of civilization.
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JOHN N GORDON
Offers for Sale the fiio,r,nr ARTICLES


OgersJor Sale the f0iiowtng ARTICLES
West in,ia y. q. Sugars Jamieson's fresh CRACKERS
Did White } AIuscatcl & Bloom iaisins
lava, ard }Cohec Table Salt in boxes
Prime Gresp) burham Mustard
Imperial Fresh Rice
Gunpowder Ia, Ailspice & Pepper
Niack, and Ginger, Mace. Il Cloves
fiysun Skin Nuimeg> & Cinnamon
Family ioafrn lump Sugar Loms Pepper 4 rurmerick
Old Madeira indigo, Fig Biue& Starch
sicily 40. Alun Sails x Salfpetre
Lisbon Wine Coppr-as. Madder Y Logwood
Port, and Cider L. Wine Vinegar
Malaga Nichols l. SiideIs' s.la.
Old Jamaica sNiO I0XI2 Window Glass
An'igua,S ) Rum Browns best chewing Tobac-
v. England }
Old Cpsnnc }nr.,,,v Havana Segars
aud Peach Maccahau, Scotch Rappee
Holland Couatry Gin Snuff -
old rye & Common Whiskey Bed Cords K Leading Lines
london Porter in bottles WLiitemore's cotton wool
Molasses selected Tor retail Cards
Swcses country Iron Spinning Cotton
Plough Plates Letter s. fooIscap Pnker
Gecnan l. b.isiered Steel Wrapping Paper do. Twinr
SAIL, Liverpool blown Gunpowdcr, Dupont's Il, + l.
Sperm & tallow Candles aud fFF
English American Cheese Do. Eagle, double strong
Pis apple do. Patent Shot, assorted
Chocolate, Boston MOL Five one gallon DemJohn;
ALSO,
1900 lbs. Cotton Yarn from No. TO Is
30 bags fresh Almonds
Ii dn. do. Fibers
do. do. Madeira Walnuts
10 barrels Tar, in good order
10 do. prime Northern Potatoes
on CONSIGNMENT,
IN barrels white and brown Brazil Sugar
100 kegs Cut Nails assorted sizes, from Sd 10 2o1.
80 do. Drads, from Cd 10 2od.
500 IT, fresh Geese Feathers
4 boxes good Wool Hats
100 sizes Upper Leather
so Kip Skins
4 geaeral assortment Of STONE WARE
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M'INTYRE'S

ways be paid as sooa drawn, small discount.
49, Present Price Of Titkefs.
Whole Tickets & S 90 Quarters SI25
Halves So Eiyhths So
Parcels OF ten tickets ulso he had by certificate Ten
whole tickets for % U.s. Ten halves ter 5 "A ST. Ten
quarters for isa. F,
Orders from abroad free OF postage will prompt
attention Mav4 Ii7-0
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FOHTY -DOLLARS REWARD

FUNTI DOLsAho KEW ARD.
- ASAwAY from the subscriber about three weeks SINCE
hmsrf George Vsughn-ffon Is 30 of age about
5fee inches high very black. with fine, white Of
,eeih purchased him of Cot. Vim Boiling of Gocch
Runaway also ~iib George; (from Col WIN. Bong) his
wife EVE very black rather above the Common
height % years old had suit Of white plains, beside
taking con-asrsbie other clotling--Tbe alb rewstd
VII be given for their apprehension and comm tment 10
Jail twenty for either Masters Of vessels are cautioned
80 -. 9'' 80 WILLIAM FuLcHER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-05-14

~ The ENQUIRER is published twice a week general
y three times week during the session of the State
Is,i,faurePrce the heretofore Fave Dollars
,nnuni, payable in advance Notes of chartered, specie
having banks (ony) will he received in payment TIE Ed
TORS will guarantee the safety Of rei',ing then, by mall
m No paper will be (but discretion
Of E.tors) until all have been paid up.
p Whoever will guar9ntee the payment oil nine papers,
.hali have tenth eratis.
'" TERMS or ADVERTISING.
S One square, iess-First Insertion IS cens-each
ninu,nce, 50 cents.
No advertisement Inserted until either been paid
@ assumed bv i'm this city. its environs
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GREEN SPRING FOR SALE.


FyNttS estate situated James river nearly equal
distances from Richmond and Norfolk, contains 1854
acres &C ap The dwelling house built of brick is large
aud comrodous, and attached il Is every necessary
building Al short distance is spring OF fine water and
an orchard OF excellent fru The quality Of se land l.
generay good. AMI large proportion is covered with very
valuable timber convenient ihri Few pos
Se adyaniH than this Il is offered a reduced
PRICE aud Long credit.--Mr. Wn Jones residing
GTaensptirg will sew the prensrs.AppIy ~ MIR James
u kildis ~ Richmosi, or 10 WM.L.uODGSoN,
March ss' 100 &C. In Alexandria.
10 The Members Of The Protestant Episcopal
Church in Puginia.
1--WE Convention of The Protestant Episcopal Church
in The DScese OF Virginh will Siaunion, in
TIE couny OF Augusta, e laird Thursday IN May
beingdhei 2O,h OF the month.
The menl.rs entitled scnls requested be punc-
iusi IN ihsir atiei,ilance.
1T meeting the Trustees OF The Theological School
VII take place ia Staunon The day previous the open
ing of The CoBseIlion.
RICHARD CLAIMING MOORE.
.Apriie Io9-vtn,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-05-14
JAOUET.IN P. TAYLOR

receiving from the Hannibal aud other conveyan
ces a useful assortment Of DRY GOODS:
Amongst rrhich are,
euper6pe cloths and cassimcres
Ion,ion hats and umbrellas
campauy dag handanaa handk erchiefs
Madras and other do
S,riped and checked crayats, fashionable style
white and striped jeans AMI satteens
Angola snieres aud striped Granderels
White and colored Marseiiles
Circa. lar bombafetts and Denmark saiieens
nIaek honba1ine and evantine
Ir;sb iuens Law and hollands
no sheeiings and diapers
Ladies' white and black cotton stockings
IIo English aud French silk do. fscrption
rnteens silk cotton and thread hosiery of every
Ladies' and geatlenen's gloves, a good assortment
English and Italian sewing silks ani GRAPES
Spoil aud ball cotton
Vi. Is, osnabnrgs and all colored threads
Striped and checked cnmbric gingbams
Blue white fancy prints and plates
Suprrfne cacoes printed muslins, rich zephyr
Cation aud jaconet cnmbrics, well assorted
Plain and tambourcd null and boJk muslinS
Nu,liS robes and diniiiies
London pins and needles, impror-d qualify
Linen aud cotton checks and bedtckipg
4 e. Nerino shanls-cheap
Linen cambria and parkeens
And other seasonable goods, which lie will sell fair
advances. dso
\ large supply OF German Rolls, Durlaps, Osnaburcs
ami rirtieuburgs, at moderate prices.
April q. iI0-I2t
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QUANTICO CANAL LOTTERY.
THIRD CLASS. A. NrINrYuE. MANAGER.

rTIhe Drawing Of this
class will positively take
place ou THURSDAY, the
9Th Of this month. " hen
the fate Of the above 1850
tickets will he determined
In u few moments. Tickets
In the present class may be
had al
M'INTYRE'S
Virginia Lottery Office, un-
der The Eagle Hotel, Rich
n,ond where NIL prizes IN
the above Lottery, will ui-
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,RAiLEY'S COAL PHYS,

. 1OAL
'uiS well known estate in the county OF Chesterbein,
slrginir and within " miles Of Ritbnopd, is offered
W. safe of lease In case - sale part will be received IN
Wtern lands negroes Que OF tue poprieors will b
~ he pren,isss or IN The vicinity rom the list OF May vn
Tue last OF june next. CHARLES RALLY,
April 2. I0s-fJe RANDoLPH RAILEy.
NOTICE hereby given, that al The cells tie Luns'
Hospital In tue city of Williamsburg occupied and
mat no patients male female will be received into
We said hospital uBtl Of the said cells are
Due notice OF which wiz I've given
BY order or the Court OF Directors.
LEONARD HENLEY, co. D.
July ~. 1873. 24-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-05-14

A correspondent Of tbs National Advocate.
and apparently the Editor ofthat paper. also.
appears to have misunderstood "a statement in
This paper Of Saturday last, respecting the
geaiy which has been signed between the
episier ct the U States At London, and Com
p'sloners on toe part Of Great Britain. con-
uerrhg the detection Of vessels engaged in
hs Slave Trade, We did no, undertake 10
''"'s specifically, wh2. we're the provisions m
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NCHElE

1850 Prizes. I 1850 SIC, s40
$500 Blanks. Tickets
Only u BLANKS TO a prize.
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WILLIAM A. BAKER

WILLIAM A. BAKER
rs opening Tin the formerly occupied by j. L.
S. Joseph door below Air. Samuel rarkhill) gen.
HARD WARE e. CUTLERY
which he will sell on accommodating terms
Auril
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-05-14

Vie friends OF the SUBSCRIBER and the public geDsraliy
are respectfully noIifti, that for the conve nence o
us numerous he been induced to his
GUN PISTOL MANUFaCToRY 10 more central
Par, vt the city than the pIae lately occupied by him. lie
now to be found few above the BELL Tavern. and
immediately opposite the Of Nv Thomas d. Rust
where all orders ia his linewii be promptly and nay
attended TO- Genilrmen requested 10 call and view his
selection OF CUTLERY which LIE ventures to assert is Sc
eond TO none ever imporiedo sbis city.
hage. li8-u JAMES MeNAUGHr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-05-14

RICHMOND TURNPIKE COMPANY.
'ItHE Stockholders 10 this company Informed ihat
II their annual general meeng Is the first Monday IN
June 1924 and tst will I've held o'clock 10 the rye
nng of that y, the Eagle Hotel in the city Of Rich
mond AS business OF Importance, under law passed ~
lne last session Of the assembly Is 70 be laid before the
meeting, pvnctusl sttepdance Is requested.
Nave us-mm sHEPPARD, Treasurer
FIRE INSURANCE.
'tNHE subscriber, as Agent for the NEW YORK MAN
~ HAITIAN INSURANCE. COMPANY, for the State q
gnia Is ready receive proposals and procure ppcis
foriusorng ffnss Gre all kinds Of insnrsGie property
GEORGE IVES,
April IS. jic .wsw
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-12-21

$500 ,;,,cv Those PROVISIONS have been, in part
rE..,sa part modified, by this government; and
-, " Majesty is still willing to abide by his ori-
Al agreement, provided this government will re-
Sede from one, alone, of the various amendments
made by them in the treaty.
might here cite, as proof, If proof were
sary, OF tue unlimited confidence which his Majesty
rsposed in the good it'll Of the government of this
republic, and their sincerity in wishing execute
the treaty sgned by their Plenipotentiary in Lon-
dom treaty, repeat, projected in conformity
with the express recommendation of the House of
Representatives, that his Majesty affixed, without
delay, his own ratification to the treaty. in full
curity of that instrument being equally invested
with that of this government. No shadow Of a sus-
picion ever entered ever could enter, his Majesty
mind, that that ratification could be withheld, in
whole or.in part.
Under all the circumstances the case, sir can
not but feel entire conviction, that the sense of
justice, and the right feelings which animate the
American government, will lead them to accede,
without hesitation, the proposition submitted
TO them on the part of his Majesty, and that the
President will find difficulty in sanctionng the
conclusion OF treaty, the provisions of which must
eventually result in such incalculablc benefits
most oppressed aud afflicted portion of the human
race.
With this conviction, need not assure you, sir,
OF my readiness to wait upon you any time which
you may think hit To appoint, order give effect
to the instructions which have received from his
Majesty Secretary of State, by affixing my sgna-
ture To the convention, as newly modelled.
bsg, sir, that you will receive the assurances OF
my distinguished consideration.
H. U. ADDINaToN.
NO. vi. (a)-Seeretary Of STATE to Mr.. .7ddineton
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
Washington, 4th Dec. 1924. I
SIf' Your notY of the 9th ult. has been submitted
20 the consideration of the President of the United
States While regretting that it has been found
cohtoimaoe TO the views of His Britannia Majcsty
g"yernin1nt H. concur in the ratification of the
convection for the suppression of the slave trade,
recommended bf the advice and consen mt of the Sen
axe Of 'he United States, he has thought il adj
visable, with reference to the of the obec
Common to both governments, and in which boti
take the warnest interest, refer the whole subcc
TO the deliberate advscnent of Congress. In post.
poning, therefore, definite the proposal
set forth in your note, have only tn renew the
sprance of the undated earnestness with which thr
government Of the United States looks to the &C
complishment of the purpose: the cntir,
extinction OF that odious Traffic and the concer
OF efcctivc measures that cnd between the Uuitct
States and Great Britain.
pray you, sir, to accept the assurance of IN,
distinguished consideration.
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-12-21
DC.XIIE GrC.
PHESIDEN VITAL ELECTION

NEW YORK, Dec. II.
LoUisisNA.-All eyes lave beer, directe.i for
several days past TO louisiana for on her vote,
has depenicd thequcsion which of The two los
e't candidates should go as the bird Lowest. into
the Hou.e OF Representatives. The question l.
now scttled.-An arrival last evening fran, Now
Orleans brought Us thc following infyrtoation
dated from the office of ihe Louisiana jvcri;..
or, Nov. p, noun:--''Our State j,ccisIa,nrc
nave just chosen, after six trials Eve electors VI
PRESIDENT Of Tie United S;aies.-Four arc fur
J"chS"n, aud one * the friend Of Nr, .1Jto,s.
oOt some expectation Us entertained .haf Tie
Unanimous vote OF the State will he rive, .,
General jackson.--TIe names of The Flcci,,s
arc Gen. blanche, Gen. I.aco>,c. MIR. ua,r;,rf
I" Illi.;in Mott, nd iamcs ~. Shepherd. p Thc
question between Mr.. Crawford and MIR. "a,
Is therefore settled IN ia'.- Of The former: and
the vote OF clectOrS wiIi5tdnd thus jackson Inn.
Aiai''s, 10; . rawfo:d, ~; Clay, 81. In regard
to TIC Vice Presidency, from the returns alrc,Jy
published. il appears that MIR. Calhoun las ,,:-
cc'YCj I3I votes, and is OF course elected. We
congratulate tbc public on this pf-IJis
sound republican principles, comprehensive
mind, splendid talents, and purity of character.
etnInentiy cutitIc him 10 tie conf, nee and ~
fcctiop Of tl.e American public.
On the i9fb. the Legislature of T,ouisjaf,
appointed Dominique I}ouligny, Esq. a Senator
IN Congress in place of Use Hon, MIR. johnson.
resigned
The Hon. Henry to!'psap, Governor elect Of
LOUISIANA. arrived al Now Orleans on flle 2Ist
ut ID thc ONO from Philadelphia.
". =. Commercial .7dceTfiser.
n letter per the Iavnia from New Orleans
states That Gen. jackson received the electoral
vote OF that state on the 22d uItrno
IN Y. Gastne
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-12-21
FROM COLOMBIA.

We haze received by the VcIocpede letter.
fr'm our Go. respondents at Laguira t, the 28tt
uit. an Caracas papers TO the eth, which
however do not furnish any news of mo;ncnt
The Colombian ofthe 9th, contains an extact
OF a letter from Bogota, dated the 9Th of October
which state> that two vessels of war and trans.
port filled with munitions of war had been cap.
sured by the Patriots IN front of Callol and that
that place and Lima had been abandoned by
the Spanish troops.
The arrival IN tho United States of General
lafayette was celebrated at Caracas ON the
18TH OF October by the American citizens resi,,
ing there, at tn house OF Mr. Forsyth, who presi
'eu' H'moer OF distinguished guests were
present ami every thing was conducted witt,
the ut'n 'st harmony. We NAV give in our next
more tailci account Of the interesting.
Prncct d'ngs on this occasion.
onc o. our letters states tina. the market a,
,IasutTa was ovcrsiocked with American pro-
duce, AID business was very dull.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-12-21

TUESDAY, MORNING., DECEMBER 81, 1894


...H,iyridgc BiH."--We commence to-day the
Debate in the House OF Delegates ON the "Mar-
riage Billy We can promise the reader that i,e
win find the trouble Of its perusal amply reward
cd II is not often THAT any debate is more
curious aud interesting. We shall endeavuur
to conclude it on Friday.
On Yesterday, MFR. Garland, Chairman OF the
Committee of Finance, made his report OH that
subject. This is nearly three weeks sooner
than that report is generally made, and is AN
additional proof that the present General As
sembly are rapidly despatching the considerable
mass Gf business before them, and arc deter
mined on short session. The business of the
session is in a very adv anced state, and unless
some knotiy questions arise, it is thought sd-
journrnent may DC expected by the middle OF
February.
| T.ouiSi1nd..--A strong beliefs entertained by
| some, that the report which has reached MS ria
New York, that Louisiana has voted for Jack
sun, is premature. A letter has been received
in this city from a very high source ir New
Orleans, and dated only two or three days pre-
vious to the supposed day of election, stated that
the vote of the State woull be given to C;ay. II
is thought improbable, that the gentleman who
wrote it, living the spot, and fr.m h,s official
situation and extensive acquaintance, having the
Ocst means OF JuuSihS, can oe nlis'aRcn.-- fic
letter speaks with much confidence VIC are in
| 70 med NcverthcIcssas the intelligence by the
wa, vi New York, ia later, ami extracted from
a Now Orleans paper, we can scarcely with
bald our credit from il.
| COnihmiore Porier.--We have seen a Letter
which states that Commodore Porter is to be
recalled from the command of the West In,il:
Squadron lin consequence 1t is believed of hi
hte questionable attack on Spanish Town) anc
that Captain Warrington in the frigate Cons,el
lation IL TO proceed t. take command Of tho
station.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-12-21

Among the Ayes and Noes on the l1fayriage Bin
. name OF MIR. French of Prince William, was
inadvertently omitted. lie voted in the aa,rms,;vs
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-12-21

we have received, says the New York Even
p ns os', a ietter from our correspondent, dated
port-au-Prince, Nov. 18th, in which Il i aid
'iat the noise about the French had in a great
measure subsidized though ii was uncertain whe-
theT they intended TO visit the Island or not
new and unexpected source of alarm was oc-
css'oned by tue arrival ola vessel from PhiIaJcI-
fn'a' iu OF engrants, with the small pox "a ing
among them. She was ordered outside of lie
Iaroour' and orders given that not an individual
should be permitted to land.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-12-21

WASHINGTON, Dec. H. General La Favette.
with his Son and Secretary; set out yesterday for
annapolis, accompanied by Mcssrs. Kent and
M'tcneil' Members OF Congress from the State OF
M"rylaDd.-Thcy were escorted some miles out nv
the washington troop of Cavalry. The General
and suite were to- dine and lodge at Governor
HPrisgs and reach Annapolis to-day. II is the in
,r"''"n OF the General to return to this ::ity OH
Tuesday next Nat. Int
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-11-11
Decorating or
PERCUSSION GUNS.

T5vHE subscriber respectfully informs
Il the public, that be is prepared 10 alter
guns to The decorating or percussion prin-
ciple, at the New York aud Philadelphia
prices.
The superiority of this over the old plan
is very evident from the general adoption
of decorating guns by the sportsmen in all
the northern cities, where they are greatly
preferred TO the use of flint and sleeI A
much less quaDtlly OF powder is requisite
in loading, the fire is certain and much
quicker, are completely water proof, and
loaded in much less time, more secure a.
gainst accidents than common guns; and
what would reader them particularly desi-
yable, no fash can be seen from the lock
in firing.
Any gun can be altered 10 this prjnci-
pie, For terms, which are reasonable,
and any further particulars, apply TO
GEORGE JONES,
Gansmith, fatrfar street,
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-11-11
FANCY GOODS,

sUCHAS
Large and small tortoise she'll combs
do do mock do do
Reticules OF superior quality
Cloth, tooth and hair brushes,
Gentlemen's stocks and crayat sti1eners
La Fayette gloves
Waist and watch ribbons, violin strings
Pocket books of various kinds
Ladies and gentlemens' kid and beaver
gloves
Cigar cases and sun glasses
Cologne water and fancy shaving soap
Fancy baskets
Looking glasses of different kinds
Casters, pistols and drks
onuff boxes, watches, seal and keys
Amber, coral wax and other beads
Musical boxes, ladies' waist clasps
buckles and ear rings, breast pins
bolts and catches, hooks and eyes
heticuIe clasps and spectacles,
Silver thimbes, penknives
Purses OF different kinds
ALSO,
Ladies' and child.en's seal and fur caps
IF Superior quality, and considerable
quantity OF shoes and boots, all OF which
will be sold at the most reduced prices,
os ~
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-11-11
III. i. Whitney

TTAS Just received from New York
II general assortment of fall and win.
ter goods, embracing every article in his
lire, which he offers cheap for cash; with
a general assortment OF READY MADE
CLOTHES of every size and quality,
which will enable him al all times to fill any
order al the shortest notice. Also, direct
from St. John, NJ b. S0USED, PICK
LED and SMOAKED SALMON, otVary
superior quality for family use-warransd
good. 2aW2m Oct9
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-11-11
G.. & I. p. Thompson


FTAVE received per ships Pioneer, Ia.
Ill gle. and other arrivals from Liverpool.
, general and well selected assortment OF
Wo0llen and Cotton Goods,
AMONG THEM ARE
Imperial Saxony cloths and casslmeres
Fine and superfine do do
Do do double milled drab
Peisse cloths
Plains and fearnoughts
Valencia and swansdown vestings
ga cashmere shawls with fancy cbintz
borders
White, scarlet, red. black, green and
yellow flannels
Fine and super6ne Swanskns
Booking and drapery baizes !,
Plain aud figured black and co'ored
bombazetts
Blue and brown camblets
8.4, ga, 1914, ia and 1874 rose blan-
kets in trusses
8, 81 and 4 point blanketlng
Fine and super6ne cambria prints, new
est style
9,S and S 4 cambria muslins
Patent thread, pins, buttons, etc. etc. etc.
cent
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-11-11
For Bremen,

Xxx The ship General Lingan, VIM.
~ Crabtree, jr, master; (daily expect
:. Iron rom Liverpool) she has one half her
.sr 20 provided, and can take 800 bids.
- tobacco. and such small freight as may
DSsr Apply to JOHN II. bADD & Go:
g1o wiN havs for sale. from said VssssI
10000 bushels Liverpool coarse salt
800 sacks aioWh 40
80 tons Oral coal OCT ~