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FRESH AND ENTIRELY NEW STOCK OF
Snri.ag Goods.

sJE have received hy lie packets fa,rck Henry, 70
~ oahontas nad Gfesnway and Union Railroad
The latest styles OF SPRING GOODS, which we offer,
nj whole sale and retail Cheap Tor cash, accep:ances
in the city They a.e in part as follows
Rich Crensdine and Glasse Plaid and Striped silks
India Reps and Plain Piaii, Striped ard Fancy Silks
Super Black and Blue Black Gro de Rhine, Plain,
Paid and Striped
R,ch Embroidered Grape shawls, namass shawls
Iprhyr Wors;ed, Br'agr Sba@is ana Scarls
Fancy Coiofri Pad ana Plain Black Alpaca
French and Ear!s,oa Plaid and Striped Gnghims
French auslins Lawns, Printed Jaconeis md Organ.
dies
Gl,rs AMI Whit, Gineham., Lawns and Pria;s
Rich Printed Berages and Ralzorinee
French, English and American Prints, cheap
SWISS Jaconei, Cambria, Null and Cordsd aln-lihs
Plaid Six Tarrans. Ruseiyn Plaids and Robes
Esh, Irs. Linen', comprising every variety In
quality and price
e4 10 4, and IL saperfnc and medium Linen Sheet
Thread I.aces Elginss and Insertinss, Regency and
Lsl- lnseriinss
Rack and Fancy cclorsd elk Frluscs FJrnure!Fringes
Bonnet, Cap, Tia, and Neck Rieands, Satin and Lus-
trng Iihands
Rich Serdlr Worked Capes and Cnllars, all prices
Thread Camblic, French Lawn and DIapery aiUF'ins
Hair cloth ARIEL Royal Busiie Grass Cloth and Corded
She. Side and Tuck Combs, Buffalo and BRAZILIAN
Ladies', .'-a-.ahd Children's ak and coilor Hose
Ladies h,n, silk and Li-r Thread Gloves and Mills
Embroidered, REVERE ana tape striped Linen lam.
brio Handkerchief
Spita6eId, Bandanna. Poncee and Paid SIX landkis
Super Black French Cloths, Gassim-rrs and Doe skins
Fancy Cuored Cloths ard Ca=s.merrs, e. Spring and
Summer
Cashmaret,es, Grape, Camie's, Summer Cloths ane
GamtToons
sun.r Drape 10 Etc SIX Coddingnn, e'na and Black
Plain Waite, Striped ami Piiii Linen Unliing
Heavy Brown Striped and Cotton pan'aloon stufa
Plain and Figured Satin and SS feslnes, Aa:ss!ies
Vcst..gs
pur,ps DowIas, Duck and Russia Shss'ins7
large assortment of the hest styles Of Bsarhrd and
Brown shee,iors, Sa.r,ings, c1nahurss, Drililngs,
Plaid Uomes;ics and chrcss, manI,aetus.a ~ tn's
country ani al the lowes, pr,ces, for cash.
VALENTINE, RREEDEN CO,
No ai7, Broad Street, Shockoe Hill.
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General Tom ThUnaab.

LIE MAN in MINIATURE !
POSITIVELY FOR THREE DAYS ONLY,
At THE EXCHANGE CONCERT
n ROOM, Friday evening, April l6h,
and The Saturday, Monday, and Tuesday
following. Hours on Friday evening, from n 10
9 o'clock On Saturday, Monday and Tuesday
he will hold THREE LEVEES each day, a, the
following hours, from Ill 10 l; from 81 10 ), and
from II TO 8 o'cock-Doors open half an hour in
advance.
This extraordinary and interesting Little Man
has performed before Five millions of persons
during the last three years. including Her Ma
iesty Queen Victoria Of England, The King and
Queen OF the French, Nicholas, The Emperor oil
Russia, and all the principal Crowned Heads and
Nobility OF Europe. II is now four years since
the lillle Generalappeared in Richmond, and his
WEIGHT is precisely what il was al that lime,
viz: ONLY FIFTEEN POUNDS He is per-
fectly symmetrical in all his proportions he is
smaller than any INFANT that ever walked
alone, and is intelligent and graceful beyond con.
cepton.-He will relate his History and Tray.
els, give an account Of his reception before the
Crowned Heads OF Europe, and appear in all OF
his Wonderful Performances and beautiful Cos.
tunes, including Songs Dances, Grecian Statues,
limitations of Napoleon Bonaparte, Frederick he
Great, &c, &c. He will also appear in The beau
titul Courl Dress, worn before Queen Victoria
and in his elegant Highland Costume, &c.
gTThe Magnificent Presents, Jewels, &c, re.
ceved from Queen Victoria, Louis Philippe the
Emperor of Russia. and o'her European Sove-
rsns, will be exhibited. The Generals elegant
Miniature Equipase, consisting Of Pigmy Ponies,
Chariot, and Elfn Coachman and Footman in
Livery, will be seen in front Of The Hall, every
day al / o'clock and 5 o'clock, and will prone
made the public streets daily.
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.-Ths is pos
itiyely the Last Timeihal General Tom Thumb
will ever be seen in Richmond, as he retires for
ever from public lite as soon as be has paid
brief visit to the principal cities in The Union.
FrAdmssion IS cenls-Reserved places so
cents; children under l0years halt price.
Anril l3-du
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Pay per month. Pay per month.

A bounty OF TWELVE DOLLARS will he paid 10
each recruit enlisted for the artillery, Infantry, or
Mounted Regiments-aso, HUSDarD AND SIXTY
ACRES LAND, 500, being honoraby discharged
Besides the monthly pay, above stated, one ration
per day allowed every soldier, which is amply sufi
cent for his subsisience-aso large supply Of com
Portable and genteel cnthing Good quarters and fuel
are at all times furnished, and every attention will be
paid to making those who may enlist, and are do
termned 10 serve their county in good faith, comfort
able and conented with their situation. The best me-
deal attendance 10 always provided for the sick SOL
disr and deduction of pay Is made during the Pc
Rod he Ia unable 10 perform his duty Should the SOL
der be disabled in the line OF duty, the laws provide
pension for him.
BY the above il Is that the pay and allowances
are respectable and that, with prudence and economy,
the monthly pay Of the soldier may be laid up, every
thing requisite for his comfort and convenience Is fur
nishsd by the Government, including his sugar and cof-
fee.
The sum Of TWO DOLLARS will be paid TO any
CITIZEN non-eomissioned Officer soldier, who shnll
bring to the rendezvous an able bodied recruit who
shall be regularly enlisted The citizen should present
his recruit To the Lieutenant Captain and not TO the
Recruiting Sergeants.
CAprAIS JOHN TYLER, IN,
Recruiting Ofirer
Recruiting Rendezvous, PhGniI Hotel, Richmond,
Virginia. April 7-dlw&c2aw
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By Kent, Kendall & AtWafer
BY THE MARSHAL OF THE EASTERN
DISIR I(s.r DC MIpE INIA

BY THE MARSHAL OF THE EASTERN
DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA.
TN pursuance OF an order made in vacation by
L the Judge ofIhe Eastern District OF Virginia, at
Richmond, the 5h day OF April, l647, will be sold
Al auction, 10 the highest bidder for cash, at the
Custom House. in the city al Richmond, COM
mencins at ~ O'Clock. A. NJ, on Wednesday,
The 2slh Of the present month, and continuing
from day TO day until completed the following
goods, wares and merchandise, TO vii l6G cases
and boxes, consisting Of dry goods, boots shoes,
&c; "a coils and ? packages OF cordage; bales
cotton cloth, unbleachcd; 46 pieces cotton cloth,
unbleached; 10 pieces bleached cotton cloth; s
pieces duck; 40 boxes candles; 3 half barrels and
packages merchandise ) small bags buck
wheat flour; IL looking glasses; fancy boxes
Sol water buckets; IL nests tubs; 1913 chairs; AZ
chlldrens' chairs; dozen arm chairs; wash
STANDS; 46 scrubbing brushes; casks, contain
ing glasses and China ware 81 pair shoes; 1919
pair brogans; kess fish; kes merchandise; l
chain and Top sail, found on board the brig ST.
Simon, vessel derelic, a, sea, and brought into
this port by the brig Keying. Capt. George H.
Flanders, and libelled for salvage.
EDMUND CHRISTIAN,
Marshal U. S. Z. D., Va
Sale 10 be conducted by
KENT, KENDALL & ATWATER,
April Auets
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
Il BIRGiIN UFPERED.
IL IL 90 AAA aan


VERY superior SUGAR and COTTON LANDS, on
tie waters Of the "Rio Brazos," "Ca!orndn' nnd
"BufTiloe Bayou" Qa the State of Texas,) all navsa-
bic by steamboats,.
These Lands were purchased by he undersignsd and
his brolherln-aw, 2. u Forbes, Esq, US long ago AZ
1876, principally from the original grantees in "austa's
Io'ony The titles are not only undisrnsd, but indispu-
table; they Ia tracts of from five hundred 10 fur
thousand five hundred acres; OF The tracts ad IONS
the ieague which The city rf Houston Is situated and
Is nearly covered with the finest timber; II contains
about 3sOO acres, and l. very valuable. will sell
great bargain In any of these lands; Will exchange
them for Real or Personal Property in Virgna; or, |
would put them n reasonable valuation against slaves,
and cultivate them OIL shares, giving the personal At
tention OF one Of my sons 10 The management. The
cultivation OF The Cane Is very profitable; hand al the
present prices OF Sugar will nett not less than three
hundred dollars per annuna larger yield is obtained
from The acre than caa be In Louisiana, and is not
liable 10 SO mnDy casualties, particularly the early
Frost The climate Ia not So humid aud the Sugar -
much dryer. specimen recently shipped 10 me can
be seen at the Office OF The Frederic sburg Recorder,
and also the Richmond enquirer.
JOHN A. PARKER.
,bor
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Malaakin Mali Works.

i for The sale 0! The Manakin Nails, respec-
lively informs The public that he is now receiv-
ing and will keep constantly on hand al his
store on the Canal, opposite the Public Ware
house, lull and complete assortment OF these
NAILS, embracing all The various sizes in use.
This Factory having been recently erected, and
all OF its machinery being new and Of The mos.
modern and approved description, is capable o.
making Nails equal in qualify 10 those ii any
other establishment: in The country. Dealers are
assured that no effort on the part of The present
propg,elors will be wanting, 10 furnish such Nails
as will fully NEE, their wants, and On as good
terms as any other Factory can supply them
OF similar quality. r. B. TYLER
Anril S-G&c3ma
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ARARIAN nnaSE-SHAaEEN

r. This Horse is believed To be The finest .pe-
5ySr-S cimen OF The Arabian imported into
AL the United stilcs. He was purchased b. our
Minister at Constnntnope, after much experience In
The observation OF the horses Of that country. and after
lcnV searching and iunieo'i- efforts ind animal
Of III. best blood and finest paris. He believes that he
fully succeeded, as an extract from Of his letters,
hereto appended, amply shows. | have also Letters
FROM Mr. Porter, Consul In that city, thr ei
frct deem II unnecessary 10 publish his Arabian pc
d,gfee, in tie original or translated wunld not he
Ineligible 10 most persons.
Tnis Horse has ,ren by many Of the best judges
connected With The tnrl In New YoK, Washington and
in This state, and has been pronounced 10 exhibit The
highest degree Of beauty strength and activity possible
for an animal Of his dimensions.
lie viii stand the present season at Mr. Aliens sta
bles in the city OF kicnnond ard a; Ayitu's, In The
county Of King William. Mares snd servants find
accommodation n both places on The most reasonable
terms; and, If necessary risturage VIII he furnished
The win he $50, II paid before the Isl Of June,
II mol, s25; insurance S3a and single leap $50. In
each case one dollar must be paid TO the groom.
lie commenced his season In Richmond the fret day
of Ap.l and will remain until the eth-then he
viii the Old Church, in Hanover, and remain
day and n,ght-then avcti's The 9th, and remain
TIL the l7th appearing again IN Richmond The lsb
and IL each place every 9th day throughout tie
The last season. and the on!y lie has been In
America, he proved himself Ioal.gouer and his
colts have dore honor u theif Are.
WM DOULWARE
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no the Citizens Virginia !!

A NAct, passed By the General Assembly Vir-
"A euia, on the 20rh March, 1917, entitled tan
act to facilitate the construction OF an Electric Te
l.graph line on the great Northern and Southern
mail route, requires that in certain coniin-
eency The option 10 furnish The funds necessary
10 build line Of Morses Electro Magnetic Tc!c-
graph along or parallel 10 The line oil The respec-
live railroads, on said route shall be offered 10
The citizens oil Virginia.
Now, The said contingency having occurred,
the option TO furnish the funds as aforesaid 10
hereby offered TO the citizens OF Virginia. The
Terms on which said funds are 10 be invested,
may be ascer,ained by application 10 CHAs. 2.
OSBORNE, Esq, Of the city Of Richmond or the
undersigned, al The CITY Of Washington, both 9.
whom will receive subscriptions in sums mol less
than $50. AMOS KENDALL,
Agent for Sam'l F. b. Morse
April 2-cowdGts and Associates,
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DEATHS.

Died. on Saturday, the Goth of March, at the resden
Of her husband, Or. Samuel B. Cary, In Gloucester
county. Mrs. BETTY WILLIS CARY, In the 18th year
q her are Her friends at distance will rejoice to
s.s that, as she lived in faith SO she died In peace
died. a, the Bollingbrook Hotel, in the town of Pc.
.burp. on the Sd Instant after an illness OF only 80
kour, John w. LEWIS, in the 18th year OF his age,
.ennd SON OF the late John w Lewis, of Meekienourg
county,. Thi. promising youth was returning home,
from ihs University Of Virginia, for the benefit Of his
health, his physician having recommended temporary
change Of air His disease was inflammation OF the
cain. Hi, family and friends will be grained 10
Moving that he had every attention which his situa
ton required.
Di,d in srauuton. on Saturday night, April Sd, JNo.
n. PEYTON, Eco aged about 20 years.
D;.d in Washington city, on wednesday evening,
Anil nh after a long and painful illness, JESSE
BROWN Esq, long known the proprietor OF the In
dian Quern Hotel.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
RIcHmOND MARKETs. April rs.

TOBACCO-In Inspections increasing. There
is some animation in the market for manufac-
turing descriptions. We quote Tugs al 81 25
3 90; common leaf, Q SO 3 25 middling, SO
a A 90; good and fine, so to = 90.
FLOUR-S6 SO 6 IS.
WHEAT-Good 10 prime 1876 to 100 cents per
bushel for best white. Little or none coming in.
OATS-50 cents-in demand.
WHEAT OFFAL-Bran Is cts. Shorts 90
cents Brown Stufs 80 cents; Ship Stufs so cts.
CORN-Corn 80 IS cts.
OVISIONS.-BAcoN: Smilhfield and City
Cured, 10 cents; Joles cents Hams II cents.
Western Sides, new, ct % cts; Shoulders, 81
81 cents; Joles 81 81 cls Old Sides 81 9 cts;
Shoulders u cts. LAaD-No. l, in kegs l0a
a / Cts, in bbls, 81 10 cts.
CATTLE-For Cattle from the scales, gross
weight, SO Is 90; nett 8, according 10
quality. MUTTON SO S5-scarce and in
demand. Hoes: sc SO a 7, scarce.
COTTON-ll a III cents per ID.
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Notice.

J. II. WALhE, AND DR.. JOHN r. WALhE
HAVE, upon the terms prescribed by law, formed n
II limited partnership, commencing on The 18th day
of February, l847, and ending the 18th day OF Feb
ruary, 1852, TO which the said DR.. J. h. Wake, who
is sole special partner, has contributed to the
fund Of said partnership the sum of Two thousand five
hundred dollars; and that H. WhLkE is The sole ard
only general partner, in whose name and under whose
authority according TO law, the said business will he
conducted, in pursuance Of the terms Of certificate
recorded In the Clerks Office Of the Hastings Court OF
the City Of Richmond, the lt day Of March, lSl7.
Given under our hands and seals this 18th day of
March, lS47. ]. II. Wake, General Partner.
J. X. Wake, Special Partner.
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SPRING GOODS.

pY late arrivals, we have received our Spring supply
- of STAPLE and FANCY DRY GUODS,
embracing every useful, new and desirable article.
On our second floor, Country Merchants will find
Goods well suited 10 their sales, and al as low rates as
they can be bought in the market.
In our retail rooms, city and country friends and
customers will find equally Well assorted Stock,
suited TO their wants. We respectfully ask call fom
all who wish to purchase either wholesale retail.
March 30-ctf GAY, MATHEWS co.
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ELK HILL, AND HALF OF ELK ISLAND
Ltln GAL Z


Jis estate, situated on James River, In the comfy
Of Goocnand, abor! nifty mcs above the city Of
Richmond, Is offered inr SAL.
Elk Hin, including several tracts oil land which have
been added since he original purchase by The late
Randolph Harrison, contains 1855 scres of which
ahnu; SO acres including much occupied by the
James River Canal, low grounds of the hefl quail
~. The high land IN cultivation Is divided into i've
fields averaging 100 rGch. Originally of the
finest quality. il has been highly improved by heavy
pianIrlng and the free use nf clover and plaster.
The farm buildings tobacco honse-, &c, are gene
rally new, with new harm and lhresh,ng machine
thai VIII tb,esh FIVE hundred bushels day. The dwell
ling house is new. lar2e and handsome There Is
gris MILL with pair Of stones, built in the best man
ner, Of brick and slonc;a plaster mill, and mist rate
saw mil. on G never falling stream.
Elk Island contains 8 u acres-low grounds cf the
very best gna,ity-ihreshin. machine ii equal power
with rha; on the hill, tobacco houses, &c.
The two nacts connected by handsome bridge,
bniii In The most durable manner.
The present fertility, with resources for manurins
heavily one hundred acres of land every year. cons.
lute this Tho finest Estate upper James River II not
in Virginia.
Tho whole Estate is in the best condition for proGta
bic agriculture.
IL will give me pleasure 10 show the two plantations
TO any one who may desire 10 examine them, or to M
swer enunires by letter addressed TO me al CaItefs
PEYTnS HARRISON, Agent for
H. C. HARRISON, Administrators
OF Randolph Harrison.
Immediate possession can he given, il desired.
Mach l7-dltactf P. H., Agent, sc.
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EAPPAHANNOCK AGA DENY, CARO-
N1nN

LINZ CoOH L w.
TUE subscriber having been elected Principal Of this
naince TO the public That "lll ne opened again the
Isl April, l5i- The buildings will be put comples
repair, and Pile and comfortable accommodation will
h. Afforded for large number Of boardrrs The st-
ton is retired, AMI remote from public place. being
five miles from PORT Royal, and about fifteen from Free
drril ksbrg, yet sufficiently To be easily accessi
bic, aud Is unsurpassed by any Virginia, neigh.
b6rhood heataness 81 location and largsnes nj
mediation. The COURSE of instruction will be extensive
and thorough, embracing all The studies in the depart
ments OF thr Classics Mathematics and English usual
~ pursued in Institutions Of high order; such will
III the student for Cne &c, for any OF the professions
for entering NJ upon he duties of life There is
connected with the Institution we'll selected Library
OF about hundred Volumes To which the students
will have free charge The scholars Will board
in The family nf the Principal, and he received and
treated rs Members of the same. The government will
be parental requiring however strict accountability
on the part Of The pupil. The first session will COM
nencr on the III Mnpiay Of april, and close The last
day Of August, with vacation Of one mooti. No
scholar Will he received for less than session. and
deductions will lie made for absence, except III OF
pT";TacieG Illness.
TERMS.
Beard Including washing and fuo!) and Tuition per
Of live months, half payable advance and the
rrlnaini.r nj The close Of the session, SOS 00
Day scholars, IN English branches, y So
: ~ Languages aud Mathematics, Is 90
French language 90
RcrEagncEs-fInn John 7. Lnmax, Fredericksburg;
ur. L. H. smith, Dinwiddle Z. H.; Rev. c. J. Gibson.
Rev j. NJ. Bannlsier Petersburg and the Trustees of
tho institution.
Address, for The present. Port Royal, Caroline Conn-
~ Va. GEO u. BUTLER, a. 81,
March io-ctl5,hAp Principal.
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A CARD.

THE undersigned intends shortly to make ailour on
horseback throughout the Southern, Western and
Middle States He will undertake, and faithfully at
knd TO all business which may be entrusted 70 him an
IN Attorney IN any part Of these States; such rs the
eo'ectton Of deos the examination and perfeeting oil
and titles, and the sale inspection Of lands Com
nunieatlon nay he had with him. or his father, ~ Free
asrcssburg, until the Goth April.
JOHN L. MARYE, Jr.
" Refer to Arthur A. Morson, ESD; John N. Pat
on ESQ.,; James A. Seldom, Esq John 8. Caskie, Esq
fredericksburg, April 9-c2sw2w
" Circumstances have compelled the subscriber to
apIlli6 ' '''''' ~" J. L. MARYE, IA
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lhECEN IL1 FROM BABTtMDkE1
u ESPECfFULLY Informs The ladies OF Richmond
~ tlrt she intends giving lessons In the following
branches Of the Fine Arts, viz: Wax Flowers and Fruit
Ebony Work, Painting IN Water Colors, n new 81, 10
of Landscape Painting i.nir Flowers Grape Fruit Vel
vet and Satin Painting, Worsed Work Shell Work &c
Terms made known BY application At her present re-
sldence (Mrs. iatchers Boarding ouse opposite the
Exchange Bank, where those who Will favor her with
gisl can examine her specimens ani judge OF her
clsiim 10 share III public patronage.
y3r.
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
MISCELLANEOUS.
John II. Word.

LOI'I'ERY VENDER, Opposite Me Exchange
Hotel and Post Office, Richmond, Va,
& ELLS Tickets In all Lotteries under The manage
~ ment OF w. injury d Co., and on the same terms
that they are sold at the Managers Office
The Schemes I'D, ertised by Alrssrs Maury l. Co. to
be drawn In the month Of May are in my opinion, the
richest that have been issued for years.
Persons al a distance wishing 10 invest in these
Schemes can have their orders attended by address
ing ]. F. WORD, Richmond, Va.
April l3-c4t
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A EFLON At LARGE.

Immediate possession can he given, il desired
Mach l7-dltactf P. H.. Agent. SC.
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NOTICE.

THE undersigned, rs Special Commissioner under n
decree OF the County Court Of lienrco, will, on
TUESDAY, the 9TH day OF april, 1917, il fair, other
wise The next fair d.y thereafter, sell much OF a
Tract Of Land belonging TO the Esire of Anderson To-
er decreased, may be sufficient raise the sps-
cited Ia said decree, liz proportion IL VIM l. Toler,
ans. : Toirr, and others ii the remaining debts u
Anderson Toer, deceased. This land lies the South
side az the Three Chopped road, thr Short Pump,
and is standing IN timber, consisting OF pine and oak,
which renders II ro worth the attention Of timber
getters credit will hu given for part Of the purchase
money which will be made known on the day OF sale.
The subscIlbts or Mr. Thomas Toer, viii show the
land 10 any person who may wish tn ,eei
JOHN T.. ELLIS. Commissioner.
Ce-npffss
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MARsHAL's OFFICE,
RICHMOND, March 80, lei7.
BY THE MARSHAL OF THE EASTERN

DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA.
GEORGE II. FLANDERS, master of The Brig Kew
for himself as for the said Cushing the owner Of tho
said Brig, and also for the thereof, having ed
libel complaint In the District Court nf tho United
States for the Eastern District Of Virginia. against the
goods and merchandise found on board the brig
ST. Simon, floating the high seas stated TO be dere
ct public notice is hereby given, that tho Judge of the
said District Court hath ordered and directed that
rant OF arrest ofthe goods and merchandise
toned in the said libel complaint TALL of which nj The
time of,such libel complaint hoard the said
Brig Keyng, under hatcles, lying in James Rlver,)
should Issue returnable the first day of The
OF the said District Court, AT Richmond which day Is
set for the hearing of the said cause.
EDMUND CHRISTIAN, Marshal U. ). E. u. "
~ NoTE.- The Goods, Wares ana Merchandise
above mentioned were arrested by me, by Virtue of the
said warrant on the 22nd day of March, I8a7.
EDMUND CHRIS rIAN, Marshal y. 8. E. D. "
Anril i2-roawdw