Norfolk gazette and publick ledger — Norfolk [Va.], 1810-09-21 00:00:00, page 3

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From the French papers to Julyl7, kindly furnish
ed us'hy rapt. Tucker, we have collected the fol
lowing articles, which may serve to explain such
events as have been known, but not so particu
: larly related.
Stockhoim, June 25.—All is quiet in this ca
pital.- Colonel Baron Boyce and the deputy gover
nor Krkhem have gone for Tornea, to settle the
frohliers with the Russian commissioners. The se
cretary of the Swedish minister at London, M. Bran
del has arrived at Gothburg.
t DanTzic, June 28.—The following note has
keen communicated officially from Russia. “ The
despatches nfgen. Kaminski commander in chief
af our army on the Danube which have arrived at
Petersburg, announce that tbelieuienant generals Ka
menky and Marculf, have completely defeated, near
Caxartschik, the Turks commanded by gen. Pecli
wan, and after
Jt victory the Russian troops took
Bagartscbik h;
assault. The action was warm, and
tbe loss of the Turks in killed and wuanded was $000
men. The Turkish general Perliwan was made pri
soner with 1500 mm. They had taken from the
Turks 4&$Undards.
Semlin, July 1.—Two corps of Servian troops
have advanced to the frontiers, the one upon the
Pron, as the Turks are collecting a force at Robe
sitz, and the other has passed the Murawa.
« Augsburg, July 4.—Another and very large
portinriof tbe Archives of the late German empire
has arrived here from Vienna. It is to be trans
ported to Strasburg and thence to Paris. Many o
tber parts of the aahte Archives are at Passau to be
transported to the same place.
Genoa, July 3.—-Cardinal Spins, the archbishop
•f this city arrived here with cardinal Cazelli, and
•fter tarrying twodays passed In Saverne. Tbe great
est preparations are making in the Metropolitan
Church for the funeral obsequies af the duke of Mon
tebello. The Abbe Maurice is to pronounce the fu
neral oration in the presence of tbe civil and mili
tary authorities.
St. Petersburg, June 21.—The Swedish gene
ral Baron Armfeld has arrived here from Finland.
Bucharest, June 8.—General Engelhard!, pre
sident of tbe council of Wallarhia, has celebrated
this day in a brilliant manner, the definitive reunion
•f our country wuh Russia. The day was honoured
with repeated discharges of cannon, and an elegant
dinner, at which were the members of the council,
Baron' Worther of Prussia, the consuls of foreign
powers and all i)io officers. , A solemn service in
troduced tbe day, and a general illumination closed
It.
Ml
I'ONsta ntixo pli?, May lO.—The measures for
the.tranquility of the city have been successful, but I
not happy in the provinces, Pbilippopolig in Ho- j
memetia has been obliged to pay 6'00 purses to save
itself ftom pillage by the two persons who dispute
the possession, and ravage its environs in defiance
of the orders of the Pone. The Russians are pre
paring, to pass the Danube at its mouth, and parti
eular orders are given to reinforce the grand vizier.
By the last news from Wallachia on the 15th May
the Russians bad passed the Danube, s,nd the Turks
were preparing to arrest their progress,
Hamburg, July 3.—“ The Correspondent of
Hamburgh,” a paper published in that city from
1?12 has nearly finished a century and has at pre
sent 27,000 subscribers, and has had SO and even
40,000.
TrSkt, June 23—The new department of the
Upper Adige lias 4 prefectures and l6 cantons.
Paris, July 12—The facts of which we have
fall assurance are the following. That the french
»nd English armies are in sight of each other upon
the fiontiers of Portugal. That in this situation,
the French besieged Rodrigo, and the English have
, Wne nothing to surcour the place, end that after all
their boa»tings, they will be despised by all Europe
if the plare is taken within reach of their cannou.
The English papers have a thousand expedients.—
They intercept letters, copy libels of insurrections,
and make endless tales, that it may be believed that
the French armies in Spain aie without discipline
and without courage. They go further, they forge
letters of the French emperour. But all these tales
have qo efl'ecf even e^on the most ignorant. There
is not a servant maid in Europe wlio knows not that
the English hatfe power on tbe sea, but no power
•n the land. , , ;
A letter from Cronstadt says, that there is no
appearance of any interruption of.commerce by Rus
sia.: - •' %
Accountsfrom Scylla, June 25th, mention that
the English fleet attempted to oppose the removal
et the Siriliaft'' flotilla from one port to another._
The Sicilian fleet arrived safe, at their destined port,
although they uh-re attacked by the English who
were driven off with considerable loss. The king
hafi testified bis approbation, by general order of
the. 22d June.
from, r#pen received at tie Office of tie Pabltck
Ledger.
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-Tow*. (Barbados,} Aog. 81.
► The Ringdove sloop of war, which arrived on
Saturday, was from the Saints, and hat since sail
ed again for tfiaf small batch of Islands; .from
whence the Thetis frigate also arrived on Sunday,
Bhd with the Pitt hired armed brig, remains at this
anchorage. Sir Alexander Cochrane still continues
at lfc#4atnls with some of his squadron, consisting
oi\iy of frigates,, all the ships of the line hav
te* 6otlf>;ta l^g,aod.i J .;
• Tlia aqnally sreatber and tempestuous sea that
prevailed hereon the lith inat. are now understood
UkJbave beta generally fell among aH the Islands;
&
hot iortaaately unattended by any terioaa calamity,
axcept at Trinidad. At'tbet Island, considerable
injury has beta sovUiued both by the landed pro*
prietors and maritima interest, trie weather there
being altogether cnnre bvistsrnuathaa was ever be
fore knhwn tothe oldest inhabitant; and having re
solved itVlf into little short of a trcmendous hurri
Tfci Trinidad OttstCs of the l$th last. re
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ctifed tbic. morning vw St. V?ftfc«iC «
with the following particulars of the calamity :
“ On Sunday the tZth inti. a most violent styrm
was experienredbrre, which, in its etlerls, approa
ched to near to a hurricane, at ttgjgrinre the falla
cy of the hitherto generally receiVtnopinion, that
the situation of this valuable Island had placed it
out of (he reach of the consequences that result
from so dreadful a 'calamity, and which are (annu
ally) more or less severely felt hy Our sister colooies.
The weather on Sunday.morning was lowering and
rainy, and, if hurricanes had been com moo to the
Island, would have augured to its inhabitants the
evils that they were about to suffer. < About noon,
the wind blew tempestuously from the N. W. and
with the exception of about half an hour, continu
ed with increased violence, attended with heavy
rain, until about four; having veered round at a
little before three to the S. At six o’clock the
storm moderated. Mr. Hallioan’s large boose in
Brunswick Square was blown over and broken in
pieces; tbe roof of Mr. OBrien’s back store was
considerably injured, and a great deal of damage
otherwise done on shore ; but tbe shipping in
the harbour presented a most dreadful aspect,
having been almost driven ashore by the violence
of tbe siorm. The following account of the dam
age sustained by them will be found to be tolerably
accurate:—brig Iris, on shore ; ship George, part
ly loaded, on shore, with loss of her rudder; brig
Adriana and schooner Emeline, both loaded, on
shore, with loss of rudders; sloop Dapper, on
shore, no damage; brig Pallas and schooner Mer
cury,do. ; His Majesty’s schooner Lemon and sloop
Orage, do. Point Gourde ; American brig Active,
on shore, no damage; brig Quick Time, on shore
off the fort, at tbe wharf; schooners Seafiower and
Venus, and sloop Despatch, on shore, no damage;
.Mr. Pendleton’s schooner boat, on shore, much da
maged ; sloop Polly, sunk ; sloop Harriot, bilged
and sunk; a Spanish launch with mules, do.; Mr.
Brunton's sloop boat, sunk ; a drogher at Chagua
ramas, lost; Mr. Black’s schooner boat on shore,
crushed to pieces; and three launches wire lost in
the Bocas, and tbe craws of two of them perished.
Tbe injuries sustained on the different estates in tbe
country having been very eeveie, particularly among
the provision grounds. The puaiters of Diego Mar
tin and Maraval have been extremely unfortunate ;
we have not yet received a correct statement of the
damage done at Naparitna.”
Extract of a letter from Toco, dated 13ffl hut,
“ I am sorry to inform you that yesterday, at 11
o’clock, a terrible gale of wind commenced, which
, continued about three hours, and has left us desti
tute of tbe necessaries of life, and scaree a house
standing to shelter our heads. The woods are all
down, but thank God no lives are lost. Your two
estates are even with the ground ; only three negro
bouses standing at Cumana, and four or five at To
co. The missions all lie fiat, every article of pro
visions being destroyed.”
RACES.
Norfolk and Portsmouth Jockey Club
Races,
Will commence on Wednesday the Seventh day of
November next.
Firtt Day.
The Jockey Club Purse of 400 dollars, four milt
heats.
Second Day. •
A Ladies Purse of 100 dollars, one mile heats, the
best three in five—entrance 30 dollars, with catch
riders. I
Third Day.
The Proprietor's Purse of 200 dollars, two mile
heats, weights agreeable to the rules of the course;
N. B. The ground is in fine order ; good stables,
straw, See. found near the race ground gratis, and
those gentlemen owners of race horses with their at
tendants, will pass the bridges free of toll.
The Treasurer.
September 14. tdr
THE SUBSCRIBER,
Offers for Sale at hit Ware-House in Water-Street,
4500 Gunny BAGS,
6000 Linen do. of 2 and 3 bushels,
250 barrel*113] Prime Muscovado SuS»rs,
10 bags Jamaica Cofiee,
12 boxes half pint Tumblers, 100 straws each,
45 pieces Raven's Duck,
25 do. Russia Canvas,
70 do. Hessian Rolls,
259 do. Brown Rolls,
45 Jo. Osnaburgs and Ticklenburgs, * *“V
20 do. Fine Shirt Linen and Sheetings, '
30 do. Table Cloths and Bedbunts,
50 do. White Rolls,
60 pair Waflle Irons, 80 hogshead Shooks,
35 boxes short Pipes, <,
250 pieces Paper Hangings, . ..
12 barrels Glue,
10 boxes prime Havanna Segars,
60 doren Sieves, 15 boxes Playing Cards,
8 boxes cut and plain Tumblers and Wine
Glasses.
~ And at hit Store is Main-Street,
A great variety of Looking Glasses, Glass Ware,
and Fancy Articles—-For Cash or approved Paper.
John C. Niemeyer.
September 3. tf
PLANTATION for Sale.
THE SUBSCRIBER offers his Plantation In the
County of Princess Anne for sale, known by the
name of •< EASTWOOD,” formerly the property of
William Aitckeson, containing 281 1.2 acres ; the
land U fertile and well adapted to the growth of
Whc£t, Barley, Indian Corn, &c. &c. and excelled
by none for good pasturage. There is on this Plan
tation every building necessary, and the whole welt
fenced in. It is situated in one of the best neighbor
hoods in Virginia, and lying on a branch of Lynha*
ven River, where die best Fish and Oysters may be
had in abundance. A further description of the place
is deemed unnecessary, as it is presumed no person
will purchase without viewing the premises.
* JphnS.Lovet
February. <4.
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Prom new Wheat,and warranted of a superior a«a
■ l»«y* fa whole and half bar
, ; i ■■ Aha, ■ fi,.;;.
12 boxes* half pint Tumblera, one
■ hendred Straws aiefa- Tor 8ale by ~
^ Joto C; Niemeyer. ; I
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Wportbrought from Bayunae by the Spring
Tj'trif, of a compromise having been effected by geo*'
Ainstrong with Buonaparte, may be explained by
tiie decree ineertmt-Mder tb# Philadelphia head, al
lowing thirty American vessel* to enter the port* of
France and return. The St. Domingo Contractor
will probably pat in for aowa of tbeae licence*.
l^£r< -jsr.'Cr -HVr:'n;>Fed. Rep.
From the intelligence furnished to the New York i
Mercantile Advertiser, by capt. Pendcrgrast, of the t
Ann, it appears, that gen. Armstrong is not to re* i
torn, and that Mr. Patterson’s permission to act as i
Consul at Nante has been revoked by Boonaparte. <
The return of Mr. Lee from Bordeaux was not i®. I
probably occasioned by a like cause. The order to I
prevent foreigners from leaving prance, without a «
special permission, is considered a preliminary to the <
general arrest of Americans. , Ibid.
PORTUGAL t ■ '
Since the defeat of the French by geh. Crawford, <
nothing of importance happened up to the 1 Itb Aug. c
the day when a vessel, which has arrived at Phila-. •
delpbia, left Lisbon. . s Ibid. . <
Prohibition of all Trade with Prnuia. '•
To a respectable merchant of this city we are in
debted for the following important decree, taken
from the Hamburg Correspondent ol the 24th July.
The band of Napoleon is seen in it with half an i
eye ; and we may momently expect the same radi
cal precedent against our commerce, to be followed \
by Denmark and Sweden. If the mi&aion of Quin- ]
rey Adams has been of any utility whatever, and (
it yet remains to be disclosed, if it has, still we have
a right to suspect and contend es we do, that the |
readiness with which he fell into Bonaparte’s views, j
by making disgraceful and uncalled for researches I
into the lect of the ownership of vessels appearing |
as Americans, suggested first the persecution, and
afterwards, the fiual prohibition of our commerce (
with the north of Europe. ... , [Ibid. \
[Trantlated for tit Federal Republican.]
■ . Behus, July 21.
The following lies been published here:
ORDINANCE,
For putting an end to the abuse of the trade with
the United States of North America.
His royal majesty of Prussia, our most gracious
lord, finds himself compelled, for the further plain
tenaaee of the continental system, in every thing
which relates to the trade of hia subjects, hitherto
strictly observed, in concurrence with the French
imperial court, and for the more certain prevention
of the abuses which may have prevailed in the exe
cution of the former ordinances, hereby to close all
hi» ports against American vessels, wholly and
without any exception.
In consequence, from the day of the publication
of this ordinance, no vessel coming from an Ame
rican harbor or belonging to an American citizen
or subject, can be admitted to the adjacent ports,
but every vessel of this nation is immediately and
without further ado, when she appears in a Prussi
an port or Prussian road, to he ordered away.
The present ordinance is hereby published for ob
servance and the strictest maintenance ; and every
infringer, beside the confiscation of the goods and
vessel, will be subjected to particular prosecution
and punishment.
Berlin, 1 gti July, 1810.
By special order of bis royal majesty,' ” ,
HARD EH BURG.
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\ . KERCHELSEN.
Philadelphia, September 15.
FROM ENGLAND, *
The ship Susquehanna!*, capt. Benners, (which
; arrived at this port yesterday,) left Livcipool the
| 5th of August, in company with the ship Jane,
Garwood, of and lor Philadelphia. The news in
Liverpool was, that Buonaparte had issued another
decree, that no provisions whatever should go out
of the continent.
In lat. 44, 18, long. 27, was hoarded by his Brit
taunick majesty’s frigate Trio, bound home, from
the West-Indies, and treated politely—She inform
ed us that all the men »f war were called home, nqt
knowing fof what—Capt. Benners on the 31st of
August, in lat. 42, 30, long, by rbroooipetei 4*),
55, saw five islands of ice, about 7 or 8 miles off,
and two of them wag as high again as the ahip's
mast-head—same time, spoke brig Dove,of Newbu
ryport, capt. Forrest, from Lisbun, out 36 days
with a cargo of Merino Sheep, and informed us that
upwards of 15,000 had been shipped to America
this spring. He also informed that the English
was Still id possession of Lisbon wbao he left there.
3 ....'1 . ■ Boston, Sept. 12.
' 4 FROM RUSSIA. : , t f
On Monday last arrived at this port, the ship
Horace, Bickford, 85 days from St. Petersburg,
with a full cargo of hemp, iron, and duck-sheetings,
to his honor Wm. Gray.. Capl. Bickford was char*
ged with dispatches to our government from his ex
cellency John Q. Adams, our mioistei plenipoten
tiary at the court of Ruysie. It appears, from what
we have collected, that the Russians were pleased
with the continuance of a trade mutually advents
genus to them, and to the United Slatee, No fear
was apprehended of «|>y system being immediately
adopted unfavorable f|jtbe commerce of our coun
try- . - \ ’ \
Mr, Adams continued to renjn every mark of
attention from the government, sad great respect
from his countrymen. ,. • .
Vessels under say nag, going np or taming down
the Belts under convoy, why dp not pay the Sound
fees,>ro liable to capture j and captured* l»*
immadintely condemned- , /,
i'» .CBAkhtSTOB, $cpt,l4.v!
A storm or wind and vain has been
In tbit cijy since Tuesday evening last, 'The wind,
which bad bees fresh at N- & *11 day on Tuesday
increased towards the evening of that day; and isjt
dark tome rain fell; there was hut littV boweyei in
thn comas of $be night, <Qn Wednesday the'niod
Was very high through the day,' wjtb tin almocljn
ijiofruo; tls wind increased in the in»
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'* , N * •'* / f \"’ ^5kjf“'>■*■ '***.'$%5? ’V‘‘v"
«»«»pl*tej»ln b4 eeorwofttw tight .-,
t lii^d fr<|)in Hi Cb4<;$,|«(t4nr fitk iati
d Viol«Ke;bft -toworde dxrtimrgitlofted<
*%. »W Wnceoeed.lufaft, Mdrhtb* ’ ‘
Yesterday, the wind.having got raeod to i
■ - w vvwT***!r#* ■ wwiyip- ay- ;pp.w lil.l^iaw—II »:*Bpfr\4£ •■
CmvH Aim4 l n lK im
>m4 |nd weitlr«r.l, c«»M4*o blo« irt*lEr
‘ «* WirtneK^ M(d
b ,u» cornea; I, ......,-}
ome damage was done. by^ht wato sewral
ebarves, hut w« thatsU tin
ode out the gale with little or no daesage, except*
tig some small wood stoops*. two or three of which l .
Ask at the wharves, ? W street on Sooth Bay,‘rj%£$
ietweea Meeting end King-streets,, wae cwiplflutjfa^.:
rashedawaj by. the violence of the wavee* 'fiee^^i
S treet were blown down in tpe streoU^t^t^ssy./
he people on SulliyapVUlaod most beve bsenmor :
farmed from .the threatening appe&raoce ,’pf |hej;i^=.,
rnether, we have not heard that any. injury eeabiv f^S
one by the gale to the bow* on that ,l*laod;-f-Jfdi.^^5
sar that some damage may have been experienced'
y the vessels on our coast -..md the p|iu»Ung-Mtfe^P^S
*t will undoubtedly receive 'much injury from thd x
Sects of the storm. ',
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Wilm higtow, (a. fi.y Sept. IUi"
tales' brig Nautilus. Lieutenant Sk. < ™
: The United States' brig Nautilus, Lieutenant St,
Hair commander, has had a 'pilot on board sotna ... ,
ays and is probably now at the For*. Tliie vessel : y.
i stationed at this port, with , orders to make sbvrl •
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Gazette Marine Memoranda, *
v ' ? ** AnRIt>#n,. 'v"'' ^W&
ARRIVED*;
'■* * AllKIVcD*,/-;
Brig Elisa Henry, Butler, 17 days front1 Bmhsh .y
os, Ballast, to the master. :<f'' Mi fa
Schr. Two Brothers, NichohS,3$ days fttww 1W''4
leriffe. Salt, E. S. Waddey.—Copt. N.» bound t»'.
lu-hmond, but having carried away the beodbfbiW«fi
irremast put in here to refit, ‘ •A
Scbr. Paragon, Young, 21 days from Comaita, -
lidee, Merchant and Fere.bee.—Theocht. LiUy,; -i' »
’oeter, of Boston, sailed 28th AugostforLagoiva.i.■
>ft there Schrs. William and John, Domeroa; and
■ly* ——, hoth of Baltimore, to sail in 14 days. T^
Put in on account of contrary jinih—'8chfodner*ii5-«i
lincinnatus, Pirkins, from Turk's*Island, bound 'ctf?
o Dightou, cargo Salt. Sloop Molly, Gardner,"i /
rom New Providence, bound to Philadelphia, with' '
'ruit und Turtle,’, fe,/;
-1 *' •' v.-.;-,
►ORT OF NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH* ;.t
V' ' CUSTOM-HOU8E^Ek**»»i»^ y
trig Eliza lUurv, Butler* . B«rt>ftdot»
icb'r Paragon, Young, V Comsna,
Two Brothers, Ntcbofa, % ,, V Tenrrtft. «
Cincunietus, Pirlutos^ :‘p/ 1*drks Islaitd.:,: >
iloop Favourite,Mills, Philadelphia.
Molly, Gardner, f ^New,Provjdw^V*r
» Clears*.
ibip Fame, Fitzhugb, ’ .
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Anacreon, Dirkson, • M
.f ., , London. .
ich’r Madison, Gould, J
Geo. Wyth, George,
Fredericksburg^,
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Cincinnatus, Pifkins, ,,
ilodp Montezuma, Palmer/
• AlHHIufrilPi
, ytK*'
r •> »a
Molly, Gardner,
r • Philadelphia.' ;
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For Charter,
fS:0k0k)¥:
The good Ship Columiia^
-.—J John fall, Matter,, Vi
lurthen about 300 hogsheads, will be ready'tor**;', «*'■*
*ire a cargo ia a lew days. Apply to - . s ^
Robert Maitland. *L;'
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Sept. 91.
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jS^ FOR SALE, ,
The good ship Washington*
iu» she arrived from sea; ihe i» 2i -h
ons burthen, 4 years old, and stows well—A liberat e ’
credit will be given for the purchase money eprw .
giving approved endorsed notes. ' VK
Should the Washington not be disposed of at uric
rate sale before THURSDAY the 27th current, sh^W’
will that day he Sold at Publish Auction—The Ship'W
nay be viewed at Commerce-street wharf, hnd tfcpv®
ermstuade kuownby applying to v ,■<
Robert Maitland.
Excellent CO A LS for sale on hoard tlhik \V**hi
:on- • Srpt-V. "
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AUCTION.
On Wednesday next tlie ‘26tli insta
' At 12 o’Clock, Will be sold for Cash on M.
den’s Wharf, v . .
• 95 bags 7 prtii.iii, • ■ *. . \ ••’"•••*
^ : :■ 7 blrrel* J ^OFreE» , ■ '
. €4 boxes White Havanna SUGAR, .
7 bags JALLAP—Damaged >•« board tieteO
British brig Amie, Capt. George Herbert, put mSa^*
this port in distress, oq .her voyage fcym the Haww^fe',
na to London, and sold far account of the otfnera* *
underwriters,' and those concerned. -fi ^ *?/' ?
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September 21,. \ T ’ ,
Ranawaiy ph MopwJay '
August, from the service of Mrs. Richardson, her
Negro Woman CATHARINE, between* 46 *
years of age; had on when site, went away, an;oM c
blue pien, % plaid handkerchief on her .head, iwi wi
lost all her foreteeth, very unpleasant c6qnt*>
nance,—All persons are forewarned Karbonrftigj
and masters of vessels from taking her away, asshn iff
utmost rigour of the law. Will be inflicted again*'v
them, A generous reward Will her ''(mid fat ugm' “?
bending and committing her fejatb
September 21.,
Tayloe s Choice Malleable
will always be found for Sale at”tiiiy'WarelK!
H is considered the best Iron <'h the continent,* and
none else is used at the Publish Manufactory af arum
here, when this can he ohtained.
A constant and regular supply, wRl tx; kept, aid
far particular uses to complete any large aider, i* '?
cjta be drawn'to any the on aj^bcatlento ’>
Arch'd M’Call
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P. 8.
some of this Iron to Philadelphia, which gsahen.sk*
find steel as ever‘was seen, and that the gnos
from |t nprpnn *ny ever made, and believed iMAkjK
th^ were KiM to the aranale they would w-t bur*.£!? J
'Richmond.- Aon. 29
lawdnt'
. ■■■>'■ Landing ; .
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Choice Butter, pottip
'&)[i, for fund* use—30 bonaSoao. %£
.'vv - - ‘JMM4S&*y, ... .
SO barrtlsBeef, He. I and S, Boston tnspctflMW
jkkateefadmCotton* ■wFecRddbe ” '«; ■
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