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VIRGINIA ARGUS.
XVIIIth year.] a jree PaEji maintains the .sovereignty op the people. ^Ko. 1817]
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lF»ur Dollars Per Annum—.Paid in Advance. ] TUESDAY NOVEMBER 6, 1810. v'* rt2 f.2 U‘- ‘ H■
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• SfrcgcBOtto $ricr Current*
[corirgtrd Weekly.]
CASH*
D. C.
TOBACCO, > « t » I 5 00
WHltriT [new] ft t s 156
FLOUR [SUPERFINE] I t t 9 25
flour [rniK] i : : » 6 75
CORN, t * • . * 4 4 00
>RHP, PER TON, . . • 280 00
.ipou* • * * . • « 1 IS 00'
3ACOW,.00 13
WHISREY, . . . . . 00 62*
TAKE NOTICK.
The Vineyard Lottery,
Will positively commence drawing n* the
Siatje-House in Philadelphia, on Mon,
day the 29-.h iust. (Oct.) And will be
certainly be finished in li wet ka thereaf
Ur.
TICKBTTS AND SHARES
K B SALk ti T
G. h K. WAITE’S a .
. Lottery and Exchange OJfic?'
No. 17 North Second-Street ;
Schemes at large and ail Lotte,
ry information ui.y be obtained gratis, 1
Gh£ K. WAITE,
Guarantee to the pubi.c the faithful
pay imm ol all Prizes drawn in the Vine’*
yard Lottery, as welt as punctuality iu the
ura wing.
*#* Pickets for Sale at the A*-gu» Office,
Richmond, wheie Uuik N trs oi the dif
feieut States, and Pnau in the Lehigh,
Baltimore and New Voik Lotteries taken
iu payment,
__c,.
MANCHESTER TURNPIKE COMPANY.
annlixl meeting of Stotkhnliii'i wil bi
J hrlrf a! llmoks* Tavrtn in Manrbe?.Mr, t-n
th- fi'it Monday to Deremar* nex< ; Surh inen.
bees as cannot a tend in ftei sap, wi!1,
i^py.oint tVcir I’tcXya. f
I be undersigned wi.het to be furnttheft1 ^Itb
p ty.r evidence nf shares sold and purchase,
since the Jar.: mtci.iT.gi in order that tmm.fe t
trey be made on the cotrpin/s book--, ant
•bares duly represented.
, Janie* Braoder, Ci’k.
Mxnche* «r, 1 t Nov. 1810. tl I)
A DISSOLUTION of the Crvpartner
ship under the firm cf Prosser sod
M (•nrare, liavng t:;ksn place in const*
quenee of tiie Death of Mr. John Prosser,
tbe I'tisincsh It Hiiyacled under the s id fi-m
jj'.ust ol necessity be immediately bt ought
to a el se. A>i persoi s indebted to tiie
aforesaid firm are therefore requested to
, mitke immediate payment to me, end chose
who have or may have plainxi against the
said firm, are most earnestly invited to
apply without delay, & receive pay incut oi
William JYloncurc,
Surviving partner of the
late firm ofl’uossf.K it Moncuuk
Richmond, Oci. 3oth, 1S10.
Office, after the l*«t Nnv, ensuing,
Will hr k*‘pt (luring this \fmtcr at mt
dwelling Hr-tre on bhocKoe Hill, near the
Capitol : qu&ffc. YY M.
The Suhpcrib*r>, under tie firm ol
MONCY'HL, RORINbON, & F.
SAN V , will cutiy oo from the
ct< u<r.g, the
Auction &. C on mission l>i
In ihe Ihttld'm^a Utsly Occupied by Pros
per u Monruie, to which inisinote their
'omnium will hr. exclusively drvotfdeevihey
ter.an their s rv.cct to'hetr friends St most
particularly to the custom*.is of the fair
cuum ct Prosser fc Mnncurq and httrt fi)
asAUif ail vvliti may favor them w ith their
cohniienr c* that their rr.o*t unbounded
ex' rthmr wili be uti-tl to ifive eenrral
ti»Jac;:rn. Their ^iorr n»,rn on the intun
etrtci w*»! be reserved exclusively lor the
reception ol Dvy Gottis, i i eir tl*yv ol
rui.hr: Staii, v. *l» be Monday and Tl.ais*
day *tn e«rh v/et k. Th» ir Grocery b«ie«
will he tie It! ttahflr LiMtiberlioase on the
crn*-s s rcet l«::dirg to the Grvernor's,
and the>i dry CiooG Sales, at their Aut.iion
itniv on the iiimiii fcvreel, i early cppOM e
to f.e fcugle 1 uvttn.
'1 Pry have on hand for Pbivat* Salk,
. 30 li..ris, pr ice Antigua hum, part ol
. v. i.i, h, is old,
5C Ki ris. su.d } Brown Sugar, part of
6b G-vreis > which is hryt quality,
lu Him* Molasses
So ilHtrris Ivaf J'ugar
; lt> UGO l'lt* f 'uTre
i.rpt fiai, Hyson and Soochong Teas
Su 1 i ret s Hice
b 1 takts Glass J'urnMtrs
j\ lew D'W'ffc of UUllkulN
A Its cat! s Elegant Prints
A tow half’s India Cottons
Krmy*, But and White Plains
• G1 tiSAs 1 cttemiiv.ilo!U, Hrssi,
hits— Pepp''-wG*«»£H —Jauup, Uc, fi.c.
Ail oi WMiCn. will bi am i iuw ior cash,
tip ap.-iocd pi'.per m town,
f William' Mon .jie,
v John itoomeon,
Tred. Pleasants,
V
\K7lLL BB SOLD, to the highest bidder
on Thursday the 3Qtk December
next,
One Hfilf of a Tract of Land,
belonging to the Estate of John Barnes, |
dec’d. lying ip Powhatan county, containing
four hundred and seventy four acQk mlS
•n entire wood, on a credit
Bond with security will be
purchaser to secure the
purchase money. Also,
for eyle, on the same day,
the next fair day, on the
following p,r*onal property be. ...o \
seitl Estate to wit, several Horn's, work
Srerr«, Pnrk, Corn, Fodder, Household 8c '
Kitchen Furniture, Plantation utensils, and
a variety of excellent Rooks, on a credit
of twelve months lor ail sums of ten Dol. 1
lars and upwards, for all purchases un.
der ten Dollars, cash will be required;
Rands with approved security to carry in*
terest from the date, if r,ot punctually paid,
will bejttemtnded by
i The Executors
Oat 32d, 181Q. _(w 8 t) I1
JUST RECEIVED
Forty Packages of Fall and Spring
GOODS,
which will be sold very low lor cash as
tallows;
Elcgnnt Ribbands^ Superfine Cloths and (
Ca'-s'irerr*J Second do <lo. un excellent j
assortments Ladie’s Cilovts, short and long.
An assortment ot S Ik Hob of the best
qualify-, elegant aesur*m*in of Musi n- [all ,
£>n«tsj | bir.ksetts^ Vtlvt.t*, Velveteens Sc
Cnrri», Cotton and Wyoistui’. (jtae, Silk and i,
Conor. Umbrellas, >Wildy«oresJ Bom„ ,
baaets’s. Cotton nd TiVo^B, Laces^Cam.
biic, Dimity, an acgoruMut of ^
Jeyfl\ 0
sn assortment otyGpaulcts and Plumes,
Rose and Dutch Blankets, 6 4, 4.4 Checks, ,
Usrpetting, LdbofNttns and Coating, Bar ;
-.ar.etts and Lustrines, Btindano and Mad.
r..fcH fihkls. Irish Linen and Cotton Shir
1 K, Bedford Cords, (ireen anu Red B i*>t,
Long Latin and L'.ner Cambrics,, Suspen
ders, and ■Comferis* Mole Skin "ami Flo
rentine S>car:et, tiamhi.aeua and Scarlet
Funnel*, Sewing Silks and Thread*.
Crape*, Coarn Cloth* ior negroes, Found
nd Pt kage Pin, Suawls, anti snauy o.
:uer art-cles too tedious to mention, ail < *.
whtch tvi 1 ce .told on uasnaDle teem,
for cathj or Town acceptances*
la. Joseph.
On 30. 1S10. 3 u
L.JCoJ PH,
fJ AS for S*|u by tli^ jritwe er pack.
“h4-* the followtitle*, via.
1 Case Coito^^inja Worsted Stockings
1 i runk k lpnoT ^7
1 dale bup Ule^a j
1 L ise C^Atmei^k ^
1 Case r<fubln.*,
for cash or Town acceptances. [3 t]
SO I ICE—AH hsviujclainujuaia,.
the «i>au Oflw- lluUtrt Q. J^Sniiigi,
mi).( exhibit thcnvlm ['* meat by tfeTfckli i
December ncx ^n'«ionresei».«d xi’ur (Lm> lime
w.ii b/na;d mr Wm N^cEiNWEY^ Be V.
OiCtnvu of Lictober 26diy With * 3>.
Richmond, Sept. 23rdy 1310.
JAM stfci nciined to dispose of my £».
*■ late in Chmies City com tf, viz*
(JUEliN.WAY,
containing 500 acres, of line level im.
pjcvenble Wheat Land, more or Irss, on
■.vh.th is every House a reascnaole man
can with, a var a*y of good fruit, a large
<nd fxtemnve feitile Garden* MONbA
Cb.U, about live hundred acre?, ow^wmeh
is n new small building and lour orndrrd
Peach Tires equally lercl^ and mAn me
•am* k i d oi soil. FUR. TAYUHttHtt the
Ctmrt House, large and commodious, to.
heiher with thv Store* and two hundred
acre* ot high Laod and Meu.osY. All
htsc Farms arc adjoining each oth; r. and
lilt- v hole bounded by two Creeks empty mg
nto J .mu Kiver, which forms a day be
M>re the d <*r of the dwelling tiouse not
•note than 1400 yards distinct t»on eacn
Stream is a valuable Mill bent in the
heart of the country* which affords great
crops of Wheat ; the distance Iron. tni«
place it thirty miles and Horn Petersburg
twenty five, lne Water at eacii pUce is
tqsal to Mountain Water, and no seat ip
our part ct the state is generally more
hethny or pleasant. If theabove p rope it)
is n/ disposed of in a few mom fix, the
Tavern, bun ex, fitc. will t»e leased for a
term ot’years or rented for a year. Thii
1\ foment is a good stand for a mercatr
'tile concern aid tents for IGU.', aiu.uclly—.
Fur terms apply to
John Tyler.
Oct. 30, 1810. lt> tj
bAl.kci Ai’AULliOW.
i f > f vir ue of a d«e i of trust besting di’fe the
■ 4 i I it, t h. iho4^ es.co.'.d to ih itbcnmu
I >y Musit. I 'tke t, Poiiard and Johnston, sad
4* itul a d Y<m»g, to secure tli paymart of
I il/ huadrtft poaiKts riu« to Mr. Citilry Lewis O’
.tits bw.r.uiia bcvvii- .
iytil he S'jld (f
At Rotkeits, on the 12.:» day of N-v. nxt
torn: verf Vai*~b:« LOTS vOitveyrJ in itiu
iiosi, or ko fmdh nwrnif «• will be numcicnr .«>
- ..nr (ha »um ui /l 1 >4 0.4 wito Interest thereon
(fvtn 'Ik Urn ffS, isit, t»^i.{ ihe hslvnce doe
iy tiicnaru Y >u {mi acoaaat of his purchase.
John Grosser, J
John IWer. j F,ftt#tee#
Hichau.ndp Ou J'Jih, Ilf), tdsp
Sales by Auction. ^ l
nY virtu* of h deed of trust from Cole I
* Digges and Mory H his wife,to secure |
he payment o? a debt due te Alexander I
» uart, will be sold for ready money, be*
ore the door of the Eagle Tavern, In thu
^ity of Richmond, on rhursday the 8th No*
rember next, tollowtnjf proper')’, [or
;o much thereof ste sballXje nrcew/ry to*
lAtisfy the iiustilomcu^fin 1 inteTeat now j
lue] «o w<t ,* the slavofijuker. Hnr* *
iy» l*etcr# Roger, I*AcJ^trr4 i A, p,*stx, j
Jri«sev, Sail, FrutAs, , <%m£c and
yer.ua, with the Xtici e*M?wtfthe females
>incc the IS’.h Scrfpt. l*>08-=*also a J
/ r$ct of Lundy
Ltying and being- in the county of War a
wick, and witch is supposed to contain
two tbPQs&nd.acres-wrauti also tiie
1 E NE ME N T
vith the appurtenances, in the City of;
-tichmoml, uuw in the occupancy ot the
laid Ceit iJigges.
Wiluam Wirt, 7
Samuel Gr^nhowJ1 ru,t<,es
Richmond, Oct. 8, 1810.:
NOTICE.
rll on the 12th day of November
next, at Buckingham Court House,
bHng C* ttrt day) wilt be exposed la sale
r casbj a valuable
Tract of Land,
in which Dr. Jas. T. Hubard now resides,
ytng in the county of Buckingham, con
fining between one thousand eieven hun.»
lr. d acres And bounded by Milyih L.
ii»:l;ng, Jno. Eppes, Dnvid StinynArji! o„
hers. The quality of the Lain nkcousi
iered good tor the culture of Tobacco,
A'heat, Corn, 8tc. has very pood improve,
nentx, atul a very gomi tprist Mill, cm an
’xcellcnt Stream, ins very pnpnious neigh
jourhood. —Tne Land will be sold fur the
ui i aioin^ a »u(u inrnt'jr aue
rom Judies T Hubard to Samuel Alien,
which tract of Land has been conv yed b>
he said Jas. T. Hubard to the Subscri.
>ers in tiuat, lor the payment of certa-n
■urns dor to the s«id Saftiuel Alien as mea*
looed in d-ed of trust, ,.«
W m. Lauie , ir, 1 ,,
A'C-td. Austin* j 1 ru,“«*
Oct. 9. 1S10.
JUST Received and for Sale by the Sub
scriber a, his Glass und China Store,
frrst door xhov* ihe Bugle toventj
5 Pipes London particular Mttdi.it a Wi..i
12 Otto do d‘» Tfct:eii;»« do
14- Hbds old Antigua and Jam -tc<t hum
20 Tierces aa WhiSdey
3 Pipes Cogniuc Brandy
3 do Holland Gin
CnadipHf»r,ej Cl net, Port* Sherry and
Malaga Wines
3 Tierces 6t > Hibhert’s Brown Stout, &
20 B'lh. 5 Phdad B >ttlca Porter
15 Cnest* Gu .murder Tea, of toe latest
importaCoii
5 hr»ll Cues s 4 qs do, and 20 case* Im
perial Teas
50 Boxes Spe.miciti and Tall ,w Candles
100 Ditto Go.hen Cheese
12 Umo Shaving Soap and Wash Balls
20 iinds Mew Orleans Sugar
20 Do and 50 Bols Muscovado ditto
6 Ho and 30 Bots superior quulitied
Loaf do
50 Bags Green and 15 Wnite CofFea
10 Crates Liverpool YYaie
10 B~xes Glass, assorted
10 Diuing belts Liverpool and Canton
China
SO Tea Ditto conta ning from 47 to 62 !
pieces .
6 Boxes each do SS^orrSaTl*^ Coffee
Cops and Saucers/ / ^ ~J~*X
250 Casks each containing . ^ ftushels
Ground Pl nster Pai it I |Tj ’
250 Sacks loverpool Back
ing, 5 bus els ea.cl\ y <
200 Gn a* Bottle Cork^/^^— —/
20 boxes Spanish Segars ■——
25 ibs Fresn Nutmegs
HO Boxes Muscatel Kaislns,
A cxandria Cl ackers by the Keg
Best Lomu n Mustard
Black and Long Pepper, Allspice, white
Ginger, C.oveSj Cinnunn n, Mace, and
Termeritk. l e.»rl barley Rice Sago,
Currants, Cramberrifcs
B'atiey Sugar, Lemon Candy, Pepper
mint Uruj », liuse Almonds and Cm
nani1 u Cordial
Olives, Ctlsup, Capers and Ancbiovr.s
Kefihtd balt.Peire, Allum, Cptras, In.
d*go, P'R Iliac and Suiphtr
Richmond and iramivw.nr Gun.Powder
Shot assorted; from iso, B. to No. 10
Superfine lie Silva and Alerty Andrew
Flaying Cards
Writing Paper by the Ke.»m
100 Pieces iiouse Paper
R.cL’s tuptn-r qualified Salt.Petre.
bacon
Pickled Salmon and I'rout
Chewing Tobacco, Scotch Snuff
Sttne Ware, cor.sitiiug «f large size
Butter Pots Preserve and tickling.
Pots, Jugs and Churns of varnos sizes
8 by 10, 10 toy 12 and 13 by 14 Win.
clow Glass ny the Box.
14 Cases with white Gilt Bottles and 50
UefMjchrs
Large and Smnljl Tea Trav* and Waiters
Six inns i5w« thsn Iran, ktsvrtstl sizes
Ad ol which, wid t>c bold at reduced
Fi tes tor Cash, Country Produce, or -c«
ct piano-* <n lown.
Edward Hallam.
f Rickmcndt October 1, 1810, w t f.
I Iflirt Pin'll l-T-.j '.SB
'• Alex ndmia, Oct. 17.
> Mr. Snowden, I
Having received from the principal ,
atrenc of the Mutual Assurance against .
Fire, of :he stare of Virginia, the fol
itig lei ter, which may be of use to some
ut your mhscribers, utid as it docs ho
nor to the agenr, an i credit to the so
ciety, whose*aff,tirs he superintends, I ,
will thank you to publish it and oblige ,
A Subscriber* |
1
“The late fire in Alexandria has
produced some loss to us> but 1 have j
been much astonished that no commit- (
nication from the sufferers has reached .|
the olBce.—I have supposed that their •*
lilence may be attributable to insurance |
made elsewhere* which would cancel {
the insurance made here. If this is (
not the case, our less is much greater t
thau would appear from the Al.x.*n“» j
dtia papers, w nth only states Leap &« t
L twvason to lie insuied. Perhaps the
kr^ry decided opposition of the A1 xan- 1
Iris members .o our claims, may in
luce a suspicion that we too, will, in
turn, oppose the payment ofjust claims. i
fney may r.'s: assured, that, we will I
not follow their examples; at least, I 1
know that neither the standing com
mittee or the principal agent have any j
disposition to quibble: both they and I
be would resign if there v. as any neces i
lity for resorting to such conduct. I
ihotild be glad of any information |
which it may be in your power to com <
municate on this subject. The change 1
nl proprietors, and the failure to revu- l
lu , renders it impossible tor me to <
form any estimate of aur loss ; hut, it j
very house from Union street to the <
river, and between Pr.ncc and Duke
streets, is burnt, our loss is considera
ble. i.ut we wdl dojuvtice even io tht
most virulent enemy of the society:
his wrong will not lead uh to tvrong:
lair and formal estimates of the actual
less being presented to the committee,
tpr»rr;:nts w 11 r^sue for loin-fifths o»
the sioee, alter deducting four-fifths ol
the salvage, if the loss dves-not except;
the turn insured, after deducting sal
vage. If the property has changed
owners, still on proper evidence outfit
r ght ($T the present proprietors, they
will receive the benefit of the Assur
at-ce, although they may have been ig
norant of the insurance made by thotc
o: whom they purchased.
If anv have doubts as lo insurance,
and will communicate with me they
shall receive ccndid and prompt replie*-.
T^e existence of suits, for quotas or
additional premiums, does not bar clai
mants—th ir own opinions heretofore
(expressed will not affect them——the
Itwsofthe society, aud conscientious
justice (answering to the motto of our
seal) will govern the decisions on all
claims. We are not willing to gair
by the ignorance, or to advantage our
selves by the obstinacy r,f <my n.ember.
As the la>vs ol the society should tak<
edict against every member, so they
will take effect in favor of eveiy mem
ber, although he may h^ve arrayed
himself against us in every possible way,
by opposition in court, or by exciting
prejudices which we think unfounded.
i nope ann ucueve, tnnt tnts otu e, in
administering the aftVirsof the society,
kn- vvs how to conduct itself with suf
ficient camion, and with perfect equa
lity of juB'ice to friends and foes, Wt
are enemies to litigation, and only rr
sort to it of necessity. A claim has
never been made which the society
have rejected, and for which a suit ban
been found necessary, except when it
has been necessary to ascertain the pro
per person to whom the money should
| lie paid.
j I will thank you to make known
these r marks, so that, if anv sufferer
! should be inclined to address me on
I the subject ol his' loss, he may know
j that his letter w II not fail to h- attend
ed to. Since your brother's removal
we have had no special agent ;n Alex
, andria. If necessary, mav I ark of your
goodness to s-e that justice is done to
: u» iu the cstim .t^s of loss and salvage.”
—
South Carolina Election.
i Langdon Chevea, and D. R. Willi
ams, are elected to the t2th congress :
both republicans of handsome talents
, Other districts not heard from. The t
i gentlemen are chosen to succeed Mes
sieurs Marion and Witheispoon, mt
. bets of the present
* V
NrW-i okk, Oet^29.
London da'es to Scptbm >er 9 h have
►cen recicred at Boston bv an arrival
here from Plymouth. The following
irticlea are given from them in the
Boston papers—
Londbn, Sfpt. 4-—9^
A communication frouf Xicttenhurg,
latcd the 27th uffc^ont.uus the^e
vcrds * “ It is genSHfc stated here
hat ah embargo hasl^ftn imposed ou
d! shipping in the Russian pot tx.”
Letters from Korigsbutgh, the
eaide&ce of the Pniss»airiBouct,.at,atj^'
hat the inhabitants wire infdaily
»vctation of the arrival of a French
jarrison, to take possession of t^e ship*
dhg there. One of the letters ob
ervesjthat Alexander Berh er, Prince
d Neufchatr 1, wns expected to be rais.
d to the Throne of Prussia, and the
amilv of Brandenburg to be redubi d
0 a private station.
The following is the extract of m
ettir from Paris, dated the 21st of
August —
“ Fouche, once the terror rf France,
s now a close prisoner at Marseilj^ii
le was arrested at Aix, which was his
»ena^o^e^ie.,,
It is said that th- Ex-Emprrss isim- •
(Heated in Fouche’s full, a tbit l
lad heen on a vial: to the dUgraced
niniste'r at Aix.
A copy of the report made by the
>ersons appointed to ascertain the qu m
ity of colonial produce in Hoil.«nd, at
be period ol its incorporation %*itu
?ranc;-. It st.t es the following as the
pcmtiiies at the undermentioned de
1 ts
..ouee.—Aimt' rdam 2.841,156
K ‘ttcr.bni 1,046.980
Do.t, &c. 461,171
4,349 307
C>t'on.— Tn all Holland 73 i,8J4
sugar.—All at Auister
r dam 757,497
[outgo.—Beng .1 99,5?7,
f't' Ci sorts, iu«k
i^gugcther 112,1.33..
“ The :<vc unt is titken in the French
.wights of Kiting ram mt-s.
44 A duty of fiftt per cent upon these
lunntitits, it was suppos d, w- uld pro
luce little more tf a.i one f.fth of the
revenue which the French Govern
ment calculated on dcr.ving from this
atrocious measure.
** Subjoined is *he form of the li
cence gsanted to a certain number of
American vessels to import colonial
produce into France. It may he im
portant, however, to state shortly, that
•he articles without the scope of the
regulation, are to be the growth of the
United States, oro! the french islands
in the East and West Indies ; that is,
horn the Isle* of Bourbon and France
n the former, and that part of St. Do
mingo, we suppose, which Petionistn
d-avouting to hold for Bouapart.', in
the latter. The Licence, it willb ob
served, stiictiy prohibit? the exporta
tion of grain as part of tbe tetjr.i car
go. The dispensing with the setttfi
cate of origin is an important touc,.*
sion.
A letter, dated in London, Aug. 20,
from an intelligent gendein n, u r *
friends in Boston, sa\s, that iw< g» -
ilrmcn had arrived that evening .t
Dai i mouth, & brought disiMtchcsfr in
Gen. Armstrong to Mr. Pi .knev ; *» d
in a subsequent letter, dated S? pt. 3,
-avs, “ Yesterday I saw the two gen
tlemen who arrived a lew days since,
at Dartmouth, from Pa.is, wi.h des.
patches to Mr. P. Their tale is g o< I
my. They kn- w nothing of the re
lease of any American property, r.nd
say, that Gc*. Armstrong had no hope 9
of such an event, at leasf r the p c.
srnt. And lurtn r, the only condition
on which the De rees of Milan St Ber
lin will be resent ed, is a compliance,
on the part of Kogland, with wh*t the
! Duke of Cadore says, in hit let*- r •©
Gen. Armstrong, is Mblen inren u.w
3o that, notwithstanding the positive
assertion that they see repealed, s d
will < ease to be in force ad or rh (#,*.«
of November, it is very doubtful whe
ther they will be repealed a: all.7*
Lisbon prrpers to S pf. Rth hn\«
>ern received at Ro«tou by the Dro.
no. A letter from that place **1 s,
'* VVha? military op."rati ca ate intake
,’lac.e the pre»cut sea-on, muj*' uc.be
I long dcLycd i as the rainy season^