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Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-07-08
1fabella Child,
Has JUN opened at her mop in Middle Areet, af
fortmenr of fashionable
Millinery q Fancy Goods,
of the iat,ff irportations, viz

THINTZES, Ginghams, Dimities,
" Mulrets, Linens, silk Nankiuets, James and
India Cottons. Delicate figured and plain Mullins
Stamp d do. Silk and Muffin shawls coioured &c black
TX Gloves OF the ftlhoa bic length dove white .blsk
pink and blue Peon Sa;tin,. Modes and Sarinets
Parafol., FANS of kinds. large aGorment of fab
ionab p ain aud other Ribbons Italian Crapssr T'H.-
nv cauzes, flack and white Wells, black Cotton and
Muffin, Lad es and Miles cotton Hcfe. Calamancocs
and Dur,nts, marking Canvass, Shawis Pocket Hand
kerchiefs. drefing Combs, NJ ies do Wndlor soap
and Naih-Balls, Too,h ri ks, Silver Pencil Cafes,
Beads and Earrings, delicate kid and other Slippers,
aek velvet Ribbon. Pumes and Feathers of all kinds,
very fine Thread Laees aud Edsings, Bue'e. gimp,
chen il and hra Trimmings, N, lion Hats with bands
and plumes to match, Melon and Ie ne fcaiquoi Bon
nets, Draw chip and asmpd paper do. Gardeners
Merfeilcs W1iiicostIng black and white FIX Hole,
fine ton do with lace hacks. fancy col ar do col
CURED Elk Gloves. thin leather AMI beaver DO Boys
Gloves. fine muffin Neeke chiefs, Steel aud Pea |
Buttons snf, June A
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-07-08
Tow Cloth,

Tow Cloth,
HI Hinges, II do.
B. ais rhumb-la,e hes.
Iron do. Knockers,
Knob Lo. Ks,
Box do.
Clofet do.
Chef do.
Stock do.
Pad do. Bolts,
Steel plat Saws.
Iron do do.
Tea Gamblers. Believe,
Cafe Kn YES, sc.
Table Steels,
Jack Knives, Pen do.
Brais Cocks, Pewter,
Razors, Hammers,
Combs. Shoe Bruihes,
Cork Screws,
Marking Irons,
Iron Shovels
scvthes. Sickles.
,od. rcd. & 4d. Nails,
Shovel. and fongs,
{ imble:s, Cod Hooks,
Gals.
Common alortmen, Hol-
low Ware,
Good 4th proof Bourdeau,
Brandy,
Good w. | Run,
Few barrels Ciser,
sugar by barrel OF 10.
Checol te, Tea; Coffee,
Belt negro head Tobacco,
Raihns Flour,
10 or II exec lent GUNS.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-07-08
Frs@ Faney q Staple Goods.
FRYE POOR,
Has received general anortment of
GOODS, of the lateft importation.


TALICOFS & CHINTzEs, of the
" newell fafhions--a large aaortmcnt acoact. book
hppet. and tambored Munins-pack ditto Book and
fconrt Muffin Hardkerchie s-Pocket ditto with 20
blurred borecrs-- vulineu-Dinities-Piad and trp'd
Cing hams--Yard wide aud / rl dl Linen Cambreks
black! and o-ed Luifrings and Ssttins-aIodes- -
Striped and co.ored Nankns--Plain dit.o--Ianes--
fuihsns = Caf.imeres- Ruhels- Dursns- Shaoons--
Sill: shawls- Fancy six Handkerchets Muffin shsws
--Bandsnna Handksrehiefs--W White. blue and green
sa, fene,t - Gsuzss-- Black & wh Long and fhort
Six Clovcs--Lons and fiort whle kid Cloves--La-
dies Cotton Hole Mems Silk and Cotton Hole
Waiaooating-Pe rlans--iudia Cotton j Brown Holland
Bed T eking-checkd Linens--Wh ,r and oolored
Thr ads, sewi Six Laces-- Edsins,- Ribbons.
Tspes--3indas, &c &c.
Almonds, Figs, Box and caA Raj
Cos, Hair Powder. Starch, Pepper, cnssr All.
fpice, Nutmegs, Mace, Cloves, Cinnamon, Loaf
and brown Sugar, Rice.
Iron, Steel White Led--4i Cd. Sd & ed. Nails
I'D. I'd. sd & Cd Brads---shca,hing Nais,
Young Hyion, Hyfon llin, Souchong
md Bohea TEAS y-Gir--Rnn-- Madei-
y. Port, sherry. IilSon, and Malaga WINES.
/ "a general a1ortmcnt of HART WARE
j GOODS.
/ Morocco and Cloth Shoes Leather ditto.
| ps,tian3 1uy 7, 1909.
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Broad Cloths

from US TO ,yper yard,
Kefisys, csfnmeres,
Elaitics, Serges,
| hlckIe,ts.
rw,il'd &pla,h fancy Cord,
Blankets, Role & DuTel,
cal'coes, Bed Ticking,
Ginghams. Mullins,
Mulinets, Din,ities,
IEdia Co,tons.
Iu1h Linens, Cambric,,
Lawns. horeens,
Tamm es, Durants,
Calamane oes, Ruiicls,
Nankins, Nankinets,
Ribbed Cotton Iiofe,
Plain do. do
Thread do.
.Clouded do. do.
Pocket Handkerchief,
Muffin do.
Oil Cloth.
Yellow Elannei.
Viii c do.
Shawls, Saiins.
Modes Laees.
Ladies Cloves.
Gen lemen's do,
Naerfeilles Quitting.
Muffin Shawl.
Silk do.
Aforrmcnt Buttons,
Brown Holland,
Fuftians. Shoes.
Pocket Books.
Playing Cards,
Grapes,
Povf,rai, Tn.y =, 1906
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1799-12-06

| Mr. BrolIhoia Livingston then at,erp,ed 10
prove that Mr.. FrothiDgham was not rsiponiible 4;
! that bis declaration TO mr. Golden ihou.d no, be
admitted as proof againl him, and that tie attor-
ney ought to have srrcaed the Editor, In rcpl,.
to this mr.. Hoffman commended, that every Jour
n-ynan and apprentice in the printing oiice. WAS
liable TO proiecu,on, as having been accelasy TO
the publication Of the libel, and conieduently mr.
rockingham, as foreman of the Ofiee, was par
ueularly TO- To this ex,ravagsnt and might fay
Infamous doctrine, mr.. Livinghon replied with
ms uinal pcrrinency and elequence--mr. Living.
ton offered to adduce proofs, Of the 6tuation
IN which mr.. Buckingham was placed in the of
nee OF the Argus, but this was oyef-ruled by the
court, He then went into an examination on the
publication, and having diiIeScd it in a mailerly
manner, concluded his defence with few general
obiervrtons. This is very brief lkeech OF the
outlines OF this trial. From the well known ma {.
aerzfioq of our mayor, &c. there can be but very
little doube of mr., rockingham being treated as
ieverely is confident with party prudence.
For my part | am aitoniihed iometimes,
at the unqualified anertions (which fire.
quently fee in party newspapers, on the
characters of individuals no ltate OF coun-
try has ever exhibited more fragrant and
grois violations of dccency in this refpect,
than your tate. The unrcRrained abuie
which has been lsvihed by the federal party,
and their facilities in Pennsylvania, on
Judge M'Kean at the late election, furpal-
fcs every thing of the kind ever beheld ::
Ii IS kind of warfare which detel, and
which | am proud no republican Editor re
lorts to.
MIR. Hoffnan's doctrine of Libels, and
Mr.. Tracey's plan of war with France are
of a piece.
l had nearly omitted informing you that
the jury found verdict of &c guilty" but
recommended Mr.. +. to the mercy of the
court: Judge Radcliff replied, chat the
Court were pleaied with the recommends
ton, as they felt favorably difpofed towards
the priloner: " o IEaa! o Wwl4 P'
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1799-12-06

anxiety Of the Prailisn Cabinet 10 preferve
ats neutrality, bur it proves that any attempt
TO invade the provinces on that eide will be
reiiaed.
Is the force we have tent Grong enough
to conquer Holland, or is it meant TO periiG
IN the expedition even after it is clearly aIcer.
tanned that the fentments OF the Dutch are
not with us : Every man who con6ders the
diiiiculties which the nature of the country,
aud the rehltance of the people, would OPP
pole to fuch an enterprise, added to the
waite of Britiih blood and treafure, which
mutt be the inevitable conlequence, will, we
are Pcriuaded, anfwer that we ought not
Now we can abandon the enterprise without
digrace-we can fay to the Dutch
conceived you wiihed to be rcleafed from the
influence and power of France. We Afforded
you the means--you reject them-wc leave
you TO yourlelves."
From the expedition againt Holland, we
turn to the general objects of the war againa
France. Every thing tends to prove that
the Emperor of Germany has no intention of
employing his forces for the purpoie of
etteeting change in the government of
France-of this minitcrs are, we believe full.
y convinced. His Imperial maeay confei.
ies 1T. Through the medium of the Arch
duke Charles, he fays, in circular letter adj
drelled to the Princes of the Empire, that
II all the fates furniihed their contingents,
the French will be forced to the conditions
otPeace laid down as BATS in the relolution
OF the Empire 10 1885 If thefe conditi-
onS then could be obtained, which had not
IN view any change in the form of govern
ment in France, he would then make peace
with the French Republic.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1799-12-06

Copy of letter tranfmitted from the Earl
of St. Vincent, K. b. to Even Nepean,
Eiq.
SPEEDY, Gibraltar, AggnR71.
My LORD,
/ have the honor to inform your lordhip.
that on the 9Th inf. in company with the
Defender Br.tiib privateer, of Gibraltar, of
IL guns, we captured the Spauih veHels
Santo Chrito de Gracia, of 8 guns, 6 and Q
Founders name unknown, 10 guns, s and O
pousders name unknown, guns, fixes, af.
Ter an action of two knurs aud an half.
&. Upon feeling US they ran into fmalI fan
6y bay, leagues to the esfward of Cape de
Gate, and moored in clole line, within
boat'slength OF the beach we engaged Them
an hour and three quarters under fail, before
we could gain foundings, although not more
than cables length dltant from the rocks ::
but finding the enemy had much the advan-
tage from our confant change ofpolition,
determined to puff for an anchorage, & was
70 fortunate as to effect one within piRol ihot
of the centre veile: after three quarters of
an hour clole action the Spanisrds took to
theis%seets, cutting .he cables Of two Of the
veHeIs, which drove on lhore; they were,
however, all brought off by our boats under
a conaant FIRE of mufquetry from the hills.
The privaieer having q men, was oblig-
ed to aand out TO procure afiiaancc from
boat fhe had in the ofing, and could not
reach the anchorage, till the conclufon of
the action. The conduit of her command
er was highly meritorious throughout, and
mutt have accelerated the event. The Off.
GERS and men under my command behaved
IN fuch manner as would have injured our
fuccefs again& more formidable enemy.
The Speedy had but few men wounded,
the Defender one, neither dangerous. We
found two men dead on board the Spaniafds.
The remainder of their crews elcaped on
6hore.
have the honor to be, &c.
JAN. BRENTox,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1799-12-06
r I C II M o. N d.,
FRLDA1r, DscSMBxR, 6.

A Republican Beef Roat took place on
"wednesday the a7th November, az BfiIler's
Tavern, where number of Respectable in.
habtants of the counties of EHex, and King
& Queen aiiembled, for the purpole Of ceo
lebrating the probable preponderance of de.
mocratIc principles in the United States, and
IN particular for the election of republican
governor IN the fate OF Pennsylvania.
The following patriotic Toafs were drank
and aPPlauded by repeated huzzas on the
part of the company
+. The iovereignty of the people--mav
they never be deprived of their rights bv the
coniiituted, or any other authority wiate-
yer.
q. Thomas JcFerlon--may his eminent
talents, his well tried integrity, and his re-
publican virtues, fecure to him the mex, nre.
lidential appointment.
8. The fundamental principles of the con.
ltitution may it be pruned of its exuber-
ances that lead 70 monarchy, or aritocrscv.
4. Moderation with temper, but firmneCs
in fupPort of genuine republicanifm.
S. The people Of Pennfylvania-. NAV
their zeal in favor of democratic PRINCIPLES
be rewarded with every bleiIing that free
men can alI for.
o.. The prominent republican characters
OF Virginia, Madi(on, Taylor, Giles, Mon
roe, J. and w. Nicholas, &c. SC.
Z. Succels to our milton to France
may the union be cemented by ties, terrible
to deipots as well domefic as forrien.
q. a repeal Of the unconstitutional and
corrupt Alien and Sedition LIws.
9. May the fpirit of the naval, and regu-
lar land ornaments diminiih in proportion
10 the principles Of oppreiIion they contain.
10. The militia Of the United States--
may it be conGdered as the bulwark of the
nation, and the fafsty Of the people.
II Peace with all the world but IF we
are forced into war, let it be with mo-
nsrchy, nol a republic.
II. Success to the French arms againa
the combination Of delpots, and may the
blood-thirtly Suwsrrow meet with the fate
that his iavage iuhumanity jualy inertia.
70. The fpirit of feyenty.fx--mav we
frequently reiorr to FRI principles.
~. Virginia---May fae profit by the viz
tuous example Of Der Gaer fate, Pennlyl-
yania.
IS. TO the memory of the frt of pa,ri.
OTIS, George Nicholas, of Kentucky.
20. May union OF intereRs produce union
Of ientimeuts IN the people Of America and
may that accordance be founded in princi-
pies cs genuine liberty.
ID J.. D.
! On Wednefday morning laG, EBENE
zen MAULE, o. this CITY.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1799-12-06

| On Thurfdsy laa when tie deIegs,cs 0
alembty met, Mr.. ffz,ifon 1omasted Mr.
Monroe FOR The Office of Governor.
This houfe thea proes-dcd 20 ballot Eif-g
Senator of Congrefs. MIR. john Tayio,
had, on Wednesday preceding, named igir.
Wilton Nicholas: Mr.. Richard Bland Lee
now role, aud nominated Mr. Iohn Page
He entered inro very warm vulegiuru on
the fervices, the iuferings, ard tic virtues
of Mr.. Page. who had fpent a great par,
both of his fortune and Of his Ire, N defend
ing the liberties of America. Nix. Lex OBJ
ferved that he did indeed differ ffon, Mr.
| Page IN many points Of opinion. But thi,
did nor dirlini!h MIR Lees fenle of the great
neis of his merit. MIR. Lee, st the fame
time, eSpreiled in the arongel language, his
high opinion of Mr.. Nicholas, 81 hisablit:ss.
his patTiotiiim, aud hisprobity, although he
ihorld vote againit him, in favor oe gentle
man poiieihng the fame qualifi'i in no lels
eminent degree.
Mr.. Samuel Tyler fpose nest. He be-
gan by expecting his high olfoiou of the
gentleman propelled by the shsnber from
Loudoun county. lie coaid cot, however,
help thinking 1t extraordinary aat the gen
Ileman lhould propofe to nominate Mr..
Page in oppoiition TO MIR Nicholas, with
whom he was connected by coalanguinity,
by marriage, and in .horr by every tie which
could unite political characters toye,her.
He thought tho. it was taking an improper
freedom with Mar. Page 20 briag him for
ward, without his couient or know
ledge, for the gentle man had yeAsrday
declared that he had no communication from
Mr. Page authorizing him To make fuch
Propofai neither could any perfou be fure
that MIR. Page, fee6led, would fefve. MIR.
Tyler iignitied his reiolntion to vote for Mr
Nicholas, and limited though in diitant terms,
that this meafure of bringing forward Mr..
Page was chiefly with view 70 divide the
republican iu,eret.
Mr.. Lee rofe again, and obrervca that he
had authority from member Of that houfc
to fay that Mr.. Page, if elected, would
lerve.
Mr.. Giles was happy to hear 70 honora-
bic teitimony to the character of Mr., Page,
and Especially from gentleman who had
been at the head osthe oppoGtion to him,
Mr.. Giles fpoke tor comfortable time, bu;
the latenels of the hour, as the Argus is huff
going TO preis, makes it iRpoGible for MS
10 go into the debate.
a mehage was received from the Senate.
iignItyins their agreement to Joint ballot
ofthe two Houles, for Senator Tor Con-
greis. This was taken, and we underhand
that MIR. Nicholas was chofen' by an hun
dred and elesen votes againa forty-.ine.
In mcre ieif defence, we muit aaain beg leave
to osierve that theie minutes are given entirely
Rom memory, and that we could not poi by =et
room Tor inlereing even one half If what We re-
collected. The reader is therefors .eaueaed m ~,
eciya this 1Feteh with many grams Of allowance.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1799-12-06
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. a6.
Exiyaa ofa kfier 10 tbe Editor, dated Me7v--
1ork, Novembv II.

YeRerday attended the Mayors court in this
city "a a fpe6lator--the trial of MIR. rockingham,
az conductor OF the Argus, came on; the bu6ne(s
was opened by Jofah o. hoffman as attorney
general The bench coniffed OF Judge Radeliff,
Richard Harriion, recorder, 4. Vack, Mayor
This trial is important only two accounts:
firit, becauie inrocent man luiiers Secondly,
the precedent it ellabiiihes, and the ridiculoudy
infamous doctrine advocated and promulgated by
MIR. Hoffman attorney g.neral-no evidences
were fworn on either iide, except c. Golden a1if-
tlnt attorney general, and major general Hsmi-
ton himfelf.
Mr. Golden fEatcd that at the inRancc Of let
ter from major general Hamilton, he had called
at The office Of the Argus and was introduced by
Mrs. Creeueaf to mr.. rockingham, as conduc-
tor Of the bufineis that after fome eonverfation
mr. - faid he ex5et7si that he was liab. for any
publications which appeared in the Argus bur
repeatedly cble. we'd, that he law crimnality in
the prcfsnt initancc as it refpe9ed him, the piece
In dilpuie having been copied from another pa
pcf, Ec (Codcn) added that IN pu-luance Of
this declaration mr. rockingham was arreaed.
Major general Hamilton was fworn, aud cal.
led upor, on the part Of the nate, to prove that
he was innoeeat Of the charges alledged againfl
him. This was objected to by mr.. 3. Livir ,aon
Of counfe for the defendant; and the objection
admitted BY the court; The 6MOysm geasraI was
then called upon to explain certain inucndoes in
the indictment, refpe6ting fpeeulaton, &c This
having been done he was aled what was gene
yally undcrltood by ccyoi yS,pa moasy; being very
wei verfed in the ysrnacular tongue, NJ found
fone difficulty in the explat alton but gay it As
his opinion that it meant eney aPPropnNcd By
government, generally for ssyyaps fyrpgs5, as It
refpe6led the country and government IN which
it was to be diributed, bat in lupport OF the go
vesnmeut which roge il lie was thea sikcd
whether ne coufdersd the ds'ora as bsi'is to the
government Of the Uoited sta,e'f aud nc re-
piled IN ,he e6irmaies! This sloled On. ici1im9'
Ms.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1799-12-06
BALTIMORE, November 90.

Estraa Of efa letter from a gentleman in Ne
0is, TO a gentleman in t6is CRY, dated 4f5
No0em5er 1890.
4" This day had the Pleaf:re to fee an
American noop of war, fuppoied to be the
Baltimore, carry an elegant French brig of
about 10 guns with her top mat carried a.
way, into st. Kits as prize, the national
under the American colors.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1799-12-06


Mr.. Mariana Luis de Urquiio
has written to US as follows:
His majeay has juf received information
that the Emperor of Ruaia, with whom his
Majeay had fuficient reafons to believe
himfelf TO be perfectly at peace, had declar
ed War againf Spain, and ordered the fe.
quelration of all the veHels and goods which
SPaniih iubjeets may have belonging to
them in his dominions, without alledging,
in fupport of this unjua and unexpected
mealurc, any other realou but the fcrupu-
lous fncerity with which his uaieay has
complied with treaties with the French Re-
public; at the fame time mentioning as
pretcnce for 70 arange a determination, the
circunaance of the Rudian Charge DAT
fares at this court having Quilted it -
whereas the truth is, that the Tending him
away IN "a hours, did not take place but in
coniequence of official intelligence being re-
ceived Of our Charge d'Afiairs in RuTa
having been fuddenIy ordered out Of 81
Peteriburgh, without even allowing him
the neceilary time to coilea his papers.
which he left with his majeGy's Vice Con-
iui, whom, without tclIinglhim any tealon,
or allowing him time to procure carriages,
they ALTO ordered ont Of laid court within
Z hours. Such unprecedented proceedings
from fovereign who feems to overlook
the regard which crowned heads ought to
ihew one another, even in atts of hoGility,
have put his maiedy kinder the painful ne.
celiity Of Wind eating bis own dignity, and
Of fecuriog the rights of his fubie9s, by all
the means that are warranted by the right
Of rcpriisls and that Of wax, which his
nlajcRy doth hereby declare agana the lsid Owe.
reign OF Rulia directing at the fame time that
AL snl every tho ycficls and goods keionginr 70
| tubetts Of the iaid power, hall be lequearsted.
and that War ihail be made againf them, and No
intereonfle whatever be had with them. until q,
iniuit offered unto his Msjcay iball ha been ft.l.
lyrsVengcd, or proper Satisfaction gwen Tor 10
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1799-12-06

~ AKBNup b. the ubicfiber in Beck.
4 inEham county, = RED STEER.
wita wiile back and belly, iuppoicd 70 BE-
riiing three years old, marked wi:h Gro,
and ilt in each ear~-spPya;isd tc three
pounds ten iniiimss1
HENRY c. BELL.
Septe n,ber tIlh, 700.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1799-12-06
RALEIGH, November 20.

On Friday lat col. BENJAMIN NIAiams, Of
this city, was elected Governor of this fate
for the enfuing year by the General AHem-
bly,: and on Friday laf, ia the preience of
both Houfes of the Legislature, he took the
neceiiary oath of qualification.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1799-12-06

TAKEN u9 BY the fshlcrlbcr In Buck
4 inghsn2 comfy, on The tesd wa,ers OF
DsYid aud Bent C7erKs, and Aano1,a,ro.
River, : SMALL RED 'HRlFER YIaR
LING, with fmaii ltsg in the forehead.
two years Old iome time Iait funuer no
mark IN the ear perceiyable,--sppraifed tc
five dollars.
HENRY FLOOD.
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l3aNisai on The her, ths wonder Is that
nc is ret ro4esi agv,; attacked at once with
civil aud ecc's1aAical tyranny, he mutt pol--
(cis an uncommon flare Of frmneis 70 item
the double current OF pergeclfioa and fed
FAIRLY purtge the path of hIs arty. The
preient prclttvtiop agaial him for adminif-
tering faiu,zgy advice TO his young country
men, to Prevent their falling into habits Of
vice and d.mpsiiont and eai.aing into aard-
ing srmy. rnuR very much inirre has intereit.
No efforts, however bale, are left uatriea by
a powerful pa5sy 20 iupprris the Bee; eve
ny republican, every frisad Of virtue ougAc
then to with it (uccefs.
Pof. Riders who carry the Ma
t,onal Magazine to the adjacent counties are
d-6red 30 can lot fuch numbers as are want
ing.
J. LYON.
RiehFocad, Dec. ID. 1859.
~. 3. One or two iourneymen
Printers may End conaant work, by apply
ing at the ofiics 81 he National Maeazihe.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1799-12-06

I I 10 prupoied 20 Puoliih an anlwer 20 John
i Adams's work, entitled A." Il Deitgcs Of
nee Hmsyieaa CogRan,ioas," in an octave yo-.
lume, which ihall contain between q and geo
pages, aud which ihall be delivered to fubicii-
bers Tor t@o dollars. Thofc who win 20
engage copies, arc invited ,oleave their names
at the Offices Of the levcral republican pref
fes.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1799-12-06

SIR,
have received from ST. Ante
MO Carmel letter dated the fe-
venth infant, copy whereof I
now enclofe you.