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Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-07-02
N TlFlC ION.

TT HE Members OF the Society of CINCINNATI Of the
1 Commonwealth Of Maffaehufetts arc hereby Motif i.
cd That their annual meeting will be holden Conce
Ha BoRon - Wsf.asy, be ~ Asy Of Jsly sexs,
s'ssA, n. NJ Dinner as ufual.
~ The Members Of sny other ctatcSocieies no may
be ia town that day RESPECTFULLY invited at.
tend. Pc, srdsr, THOMAS EDWARDS, Se'.y.
Iune II. 1904
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-12-26
20 Dollars Reward.

- uN away from the subscriber living in Am.
II herst county ncarI .ynchburg. the 27th Marc,
last negro rnnn slave named GECRGE-ab3ft
20 or u wears Of age, feet or inches hioh,
rather of q ycIlowish complexion, square made.
boy legged, and has down look with 10 y vice.
also thick lips. This fellow was raised in kim
william county, by did Henry Slan,er, and lias
since been the properly of r3.s. Beard, Of ~.
susta county. heard that he was in Angus =
county IN the month of a pril last, and from the
b-st informatIon can get. his ain, was for KING
"ii'iam county, where ne was raised. Any per-
son occurring him IN Jail so tfat set him agsin,
snail receive the above rcward. and il brought
home, all reasonable charges paid.
Joseph Kinrerly.
Dccember g. 1901. wdr
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-12-26
Nof:ce.. The Office of su-

4e0FsCC..... | ne ONCE OF SU-
psrvifor os the revenue Tor the dillria of virfi.
ni7, berg difconsnusd, and the uninilhed buff
reh in the isid office transferred TO me---:hs col
l.ifors pf the direa =, internal revenue whole
Accounts have net been 6naIIy pdiafled aud paid,
sre'hc-eSy informed, that they now rcquciied
tor7'i at roy oiEce in the city OF Richmond. With
out delay aud psy the balances due to the Usited
S:stes And ,hofe wnc(e lands have been fold in
'h- diari3 OF Virginia By authority OF ~ Of
Ccngrefs ofthe United States for non-psymeut OF
the Dircta TaE may redee'H 'uoh lands, by pay
ing 70 me within the time Gui,cd, the principal,
eol|s add fees as tire laV dress.
As mna OF che aforementioned lands were fold
in Dec Is02. the privilege of redemption will
continue until December next.
The mocsy rse.ived by TIE for the redemption
o. thc faid ianis will De returned 20 the pureh4-
fer, with interea at the rate of Is per cent. per
annunl ON the purehafe money, to the Day on
which 1t may be paid 20
JOSEPH SCOTT, NJ. ". D.
June q1tn- INn1
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-12-26
f~,--F- ~,-.Srr- = 49, -,

70 ~ I'D s.; ,u'.;c :.s0.on. ut the p!atH FOR
! ,.''r,, >nuNnhy ih.sNn. "i ,He Ia acc in jh
aity Of F;li215,a Son Thursday tbs ,c,.'H -,
o. lsca..y, .s95. ii fa:r II not ,o neA' i.i' day,
aDui;s.. O.
Very valuable 6; likely SLAVES,
.',o c,ae, r:rsooat &s,ae o. m rev Samuel
c.i,h &,Croshey, dec a1o"s walsh ass vaiu
sa.e o1.l10iou .. BooEs. Sla%'c Cb2i- AM 1a-
aess. aUh ~ the stocks .! Cattle. Sheep - 9og.
s,s a.d Farc'ms Utensils belonging 10 ihs farm,
s,"d ,he crops OF Gam, !'ay and Fodder thereon
made, some EousSao,G Linea, and other articles.
4 credit ofsi months will ~ given 10 all WAC
p",cha.e ahoyo the value of twenty doa,s, the
purchascrs giving bond with approved security.
carry interest from ihe date but if pun tiuallv
paid the interest VIII be rcn,i-ted. Ready money
viii be required for all PURCHASES nc, exceeding
SweRSy dollars.
Elizabeth M'Croskey, Xxx.
Williamsburg. Nov %, l2Ct. t,s
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-12-26
NOTICE..
BANK or vIReTNIA.

Kichmend, Dee. -, 1904.
A General meeting Of the StVc'.-holders will be
- held 20 the Banl;.heuse, o. the irst Mon.
DAY in Iauuary next, for TIE purpose Of sleAiug
Directors for Richmond, Norfolk, Petersburg,
AMI Fredericksburg; ans for other purposes re-.
laivs 70 the Affairs of he Cooperation.
lie order;hai ist Of the Share holders r17y be
exhibited, those persons who have not sent IN
the Feceipfs granted by TIE Commissioners for
receiving subscriptions, ae requested 10 transmit
them BY ;hs day above mentioned, togsihsr wits
ihe Cashiers receipts for the second iustai'Osnt,
when new receipts vii be issacd, in Iieu thereof
By the President. tdm
JOHN BROCKZNBROUGH. Cashier.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-12-26
~ q - alIuNtI, 49, 2 80 ~
Ten Dollars kewa1d.

y vN away from the subscriber or the 1st day Of
~ December, negro man by the name OF AR
CHER, about twenty I've years old his complex
ion black, ard when spoken 70 has smiling
tcungenance. has = scar under his left ear ooca
sioncI 10y burn---he formerly belonged TO Mayo
Darlington. Esq of Cuberand yunty--h his cloth
ing was when nc left re, long blue cloth coat,
Virginia cloth Pantaloons. swansdown waist.
coat and pair of coarse negro shoes. j, IS sup
posel he IS lurking about John Daniels, Esq Of
Cumberland county, where his wife lives. Who
ever will deliver the said Archer 10 me, living
in Buckingham county, or secure him in any Jail
50 that get hir again, shall receive the above
reward All masters Of vsssels are forewarncd
from carving the said negro tut Of the stats OF
Virginia under tie penalty Of the law.
Henry e. Bell.
December 1Otb. 1904. In
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-12-26
H.9RT and 1UU3 nc -4YL,

H@3Iti and GUU3 HG III,
Grocers end Commission Nlcychonis.
IN the store lately occupied by Mr. BoULrox,
opposite lhr Ft,cnsG'lts' P,in,ing-CEoe,
M AIN STREET., MOND,
Z EsPBoTruIry isf0'n fbeir friends and fbe
~ fr6Ac, fhr f5ey ha7e laid IN a general ass.yf-
ment II GnooER,Es and l. 1oronsrff5e fr,rcvo-
titles, VV6i hcy sslirg very Lors for reaay me-
ncJ or pTodnce a. cash b,icer.
AiSr, s.ner':'s Rare, Patent Shot, Gw6epdtr,
tnai5o. Se. &c dva HGre's F5aadc,Ibid borled
o' 'ef' q 's1ie5 they bave eons;ant supply. b ne
d0sen or s..g!e hattie.
f6y hare FIR sa'c. on Commission. Cur
NAILS f'oni 3is023dl by ,bc cs;sk o, small qrton-
ti''es' also. n qrianfiiy Of SoAL LEATHER, far
CGs"' or 70 he bare,ed for Uh,qt and q
pa" q CoLoo 2 MILLsroNEs, 5 Jt-t II ms
-i'(usG 8, 1865.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-12-26

Deans No w K 148 f476..13s
to67."16e 1851 not full.
Swan Greek, No " K f39 1929, not
full.
The above tobacco viii be sold At
henrico January Court, If not claim
cd BY the owners according 10 law.
W'Haw'o7 y Alos5y, Inspectors.
9TH Dec. 1907. tds
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-12-26

7 n pursuance &c an act OF Inc &C
: neral Assembly Of Virginia. passed the oC..
OF January. 1902 20 establish a Turnpike between
the sown OF Manches,ey and Failing Geek, on
tlc Buckingham ROAD there has been improved
BY tho Manchester rr~r.ke Company. Que half
the distance on SAID road. from the Ferry Land
iIg II he town OF Manchester. 20 Falling Creek,
and entered of record IN tire County Court Of
Cheste'hc'd. a21esab'y 20 The requisites of said
49, SO as 70 enli,le said Company TO ite hene-
fits Of Half Tolls.
NOTICE Is hereby s;ven, that
a 70LL-G NE IS now erected, for the purpose
of collecting i44LitTOLLS, as,eoaLly 10 tie
authority os said az.
EDM'D LCCKETT, Sntc-ir.cr.i,.
Fer RE hicrctcs.er ?,,abife G. y sary.
sd November 1907 w6t
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-12-26

AL Il Court held Tor y gE6uc7oiI
County fhe l7th day Of Oaoher, 1to1.
Elisabeth Gibson, C9mfhGHaaf,0 IN
ICNfNsT ! CHM
Lsq1c .@1drrao7, Dcfn'7rf, Gerry.
'HG defendant not having entered his aprcsr.
! ancc and given secuiiig according 10 lie al
Of emily and the ru'cs o. this court end it ar
pcarng 20 the satis'acion of tho court that he +,
not an iuhabitant Of TIC commonwealth Of Vue.-
MIA: On ,he motion of the complainant by her
council, II is orfc,tG jho' the said de PENDANT do
appear here On theth.r- Tuesday N February u"As
aud answer the bill &c the Complainant, and che.
copy oi this order be inserted IN sc7-c prbfic
newspaper published in this state f3rtv months
succssrveiy, and another posted o, The front door
Of the courthouse Of the sa.d county.
n Copy-Aucst,
David Campbell, y. G.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-12-26
Williamsburg, How. %. ,s0t.


yNTE the undersigned, PARTNERS in tho late con
w cerns of Buchanan, Dunlop :. Co a, Peters
burg, Roh"rt Poi0% < CO At Richmond ard o.
Dualop, Pollok 81 Co. At Manchester. have sc'd
to AR. James Dunlop, orr is:e partner in said
concerns, tho debts now d,s TO and outstanding
at these different northumberland interest
ed viii therefore p!easeie take notice, that here
1fIer paymentsars to be made rnlyto the said MFR.
James Dunlop, his attorney CO ac;orniey, and t.
whom those having claims asainstthese concerns
will apply for payment.
David Buchanan,
(5m) By Robert Pollok his attorney.
Robert Pollok.
Virginia, Petersburg, Dec g. 1894
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-12-26

A List of Tobacco re-
naming in Shockoc Warehouse up.
wards of two years, Viz.
Lynch's p Z I23 1422... .f-5s
129 1217....11O3 1870 15A9...s21A
100 1912 52fS 100 iA02
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-12-26

}
(From New ork,
Between Mcssrs Bohn u HubneS's and MIR.
Char;eA :. penccr's, Main street. Richmond,
where he oilers for sale AL assortment of
GOLD, gilr, silver, PLACED, jspan'd and est,
NJ iery W are gold s, silver " atches; Watcl,
materials ladies' ard centlcmen's morocco rock.
ct books glove ,ios elastic gsrters and girlles;
co'al, wax and glass bcs5s, ivory, bone ard
wood chess men, backgammon tables battle
doors and shuttle cocks; hulcg. flies. guns, gun
locks, pistols swords, sword belts, sword Knots.
epauet.. miii;ary feathers. spor.snen's bags and
kn'vea aud comrion ami agate dints whips,
canes umhrelSas boot jacks, spurs. razor bones
and straps shaving boxes and brushes; curling
tongs; powder bags and pu'fs; violet and shay.
ing soap; ponna'juN tootn powder and essences,
geniiemen's mahogany dressing Gaze and rsve
ling deSSs; Reeves colours for dyawingtaud
painting Of different s;lcs; hair, lead and slate
pencils states ink powder; wsiers; eui.!s; "a.
per toidersj Counting liourc tea,s iul, siaads
ivory, rOyn and tortoise shell combs; la6.es' or
namerted tortoise smell dtcss ter.bs; sleeve hit-
tons Jews hafps fish hooss pins and nee dies :;
e.astic and Common knitting needles; tsn,baur.
needles and cases tiiubcs 7pctiucles and CAGES;
surveyors compass,s and chains, and ri. heira.
ueal Instruments IN cases pocket compass diaa
glafsglobe lamps Tor halls eegnu, brass and lions
and shovels tonTs ard paksrs; coal scpups F.; bel
lowses: suSc,hing irons 81 / irons copper ami
ron chatting Dishes soft and lrard wofle iYons
post box CsBee rnils; iron and brass caud.esic.,a
key rings cork screws cloak pins floor, hearth,
scrrbhin5, white wash. clcatns tooth aud shoe
brushes; Britannia metal table and tea spoons
Britannia metal tel potsi frying pans; pots and
kettles 6re CRATES mill saws hand and pann,I
saws Turkey oil stones gimbleLs shocrakcrs'
tools. brick trovels shovo's and spades LOCKS;
hinges screwsi nails tacks--With = great va.
Frra 'fr assfr fa.te.
Also, Tor szle--Kjd. morocco andleathersiip.
pers mems fine and coarse shoes and bootces
hair and rather trunks; fancy and Windsor
chairs eaithen ware. in crates, assorted Span
isH Aotant indigo patent blue powder and
shot. w4w
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-12-26
December. -. 1901. 5-g

Humanity Halt Grammar Sclo0l
IETILL be continued BY the subscriber for The
Wv ensuing term in wnich Youth w,li BE- in
str,i5}sd in the Greek, Latin anil English iaugua.
yes, Geography, the Elements of Geomef ry win
Prasioai Su,veyirg- WIRING ana Arith.
netic, Vulgar, Decimal aud Analytical.
The price oF boar tuition, va hing, fuel and
be5ding viii betwenty eghI pounds .oi the term,
paid luBneriy ia advance. lie commences on
he 18th Of JANUARY next and expires tire 1J,h Of
December Particular attention will he paid 10
the morals and department. OF the pupils, ~ eve.
r. exsrtion made to advance Them in knowledge
Jhos. Nelson.
Fnrls. of Hanover. Nnv " 1907. A.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-12-26
J. 1OnlDkins
Of urcrior quality.


VIII certainly be Sold for Cash,
A T the house Of Nose Tredway in the cour.
- " OF Powhatan. on Thur.d7y the ,hird day
of January, orc thousand eight hundred snd FIVE,
pursuant 10 decree of ,he superior court Of
chanoery. holden Tor the Richmond distri4t, pro.
bounced on the second day Of June last, IN favor
Of col Samuel Meredith of Amherst coanly, a.
gainst John Euaua'iy and o,hers.
On che day, and a, the place above mentioned,
and IN conformity TO rhe aforesaid jec,ee, viii be
sold, to hehighest bidder, ipr ready nonev. one
ceTtaintrsa CT parcel GLAND, lyirgon Apo
riastox river, IN the upper end of said comfy
within two miles of the place &c sale containing
four huadrcd and twelve and one half acres, a
pa,tof which is low grcgnle, adjoining the said
run, the remainder high land. thought TO lie c.
quail IN value To any in the neie hbcughood there
are two plantations en- this trad, one OF which
lies Immediately upon he river, being that plan
tation whereon ArcheluS Eurnaiiy lived in his
lifetime, the buildings are such as might answer
for the Accommodation of an overseer & negroes,
"iIh good barn, S>c. The other is the pIania-
ton upon which Capt, John Nunn7lly has lived
Tor number OF years; upon which there il ?
good dwelling house with two rs7!,'s below and
two above stairs, q kitchen. srroa!i house, dairy
stablc, barn. &c. all in good repair; upon this
tfaft eight ten hands may he employed to great
advantage.
C,eed 7arior. F6acis 2. Rr.yis,O .
Neison F'ttes3n, Ef'rerd l25tsyoya,
Eicb'd C,u;np, .9to3n Ford, =
December Tth 1904 60,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-12-26

I FINII TO IIINE,
10 Negro IleA 81 6 or 7 Bows,
The ensuing year, principally 70 work in a 'b,ieK
yard and digging earth. will give liberal p,iccs
and pledge myself TO pay the s,tiAest attention 10
such as hire in case of sickness
John p. shiclds.
December 5, 1903. w
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-02-06
Kate Toretg,n Jgtsu;gsl,ee.
NEW YORK, January so.

we owe it to the politeness Of Captain
Main whoh has obligingly favored thu Editor
with Paris papers to the 22d November,
and a list of vessels left at Bourdeux on the
.1st ult.) that we are enabled to lay before
the readers of the Mercantile Advertiser
this day, later European Intelligence than
has hitherto been received in the United
States.
We have confined our translations almost
entirely to that important subjectwhieh en-
crosses the attention Of the whole civilized
world-the invasion Of Great Britain
This event, it will be perceived, was draw
ing to crisis. Bonaparte was at Boalogne
on his way to Ostend, for the purpose of
inspecting the preparations making through
out the sea coast of the Republic and
every thing was nearly ready for the expe-
.dition.
Captain Main brings dispatches to go
vernment from the American Consul at
Bordeaux.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-02-06
BATAVIAM REPUBLIC.
HAGUE. Na0ember

Tdgut. NG0ember s.
The English have ictt the small islsod, a;
Rotterdam, where they hadlanded desachn,R
of troops on the 27th October.
Our government is determined to employ ever,
possible measure TO augment the nam6sr d
transports, independently Of those of The mGsan
marine.
The vessels detained fos The state service. /,
means of an indemnifcatlon to the owners, ar.
entirely in readiness for the service TO which he,
are destined. Their junction is now comple,
ing.
Tits thcught our government will shortly ap
point committee charged 10 compliment ii.
First consuI, who it is hoped will arrive soon at
Fiessinge.
November II.
There have been launched az Ro,terdsa, iy:
new hat boetomed boats whichcompIei e ,he nun
Ter OF so Of these vessels, ali ready 10 put o e.
Nine schooners destined TO carry three rs poao.
dcrs, are yet on the stocks and neatly fnIstd
The ftigate Serene, lately built at Z ttrl1n,
has been sent to Hsiyoetsloys, is to be aimed and
equipped, and to be pus in a state OF service.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-02-06
Osten1, Mooem6er, 10.

Our Camp is nearly finished. Very fa-
voprable weather contributes to it, and it
already makes very handsome appearance.
The soldiers are lodged in large barracks
covered with thatch, and all on ranges !;
wide streets separate them. Great order
and cleanliness prevail through the whole.
We are IN hopes that the First Consul,
whom we expect here in a few days, WILDE
as pleased with it as the Minister of war
has been.
The construction ofsgun-boats and pin
naces IS nearly finished, and our place has
been put in a state to defy the insults ofthe
English; line of one hundred and forty
cannons and mortars of the largest calibre,
displays itself all along the sea shore. At
ter all, we see but few cruizers, seldom
more than four or five, and those of small
force.
Paris, November 1913.
Twenty men are alternately taken from
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-02-06
GERMANY.
Franckfoyt Wopt

Franck7ort N0Oem6er7.
Our commercial intercourse direct with Emp.
land is now entirely re established by the way
of Dusseldorf and Embdcn, and Commerce has
resumed its former channel. It's by the Dor.
ders Of the Rhine, Ffanconia, Suabia, Bavaria,
&c. and even Switzerland, that the merchants ano
traders OF Upper Germany, continue their COZ.
ne6slons with England, aud receive frern thcocc
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-02-06
SAIL MIXING.

THOMAS SANFORD takes tbs
method Of informing the public, that he has t'r
menced the Sail Making budaeis in the LI o,
over The Gore Of Bfxjamm 5drrcr, j4a. at t 10
corner Of Prince and Union freets, Where "
hopes from his attention to bufnels an1 bis e. J.
er'ions to pleale. TO give f.tisfa6ton to 'n''
who may favor him with their cuaom.
Feb. 4. O
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-02-06
FRENCH REPUBLIC.
R1uZaene. Ny. Is.


The day before yesterday, the First Con-
sui, after having reviewed the army, or
dered the execution Of several military
night evolutions. He spent the whole Of
yesterday in the port, notwithstanding Vi
sitting the two divisions of the Aotilla that
were arriving from Hayre, which made
port in two tides. The Boulogne Aotilia
is therefore reinforced by 90 vessels, each
carrying 24pounders.
Ithas been remarked, as oninoGs, that
in digging here to establish the encamp-
ment of the First Consul, a military axe
has been found appearing to have belonged
to the Roman army that invaded England.
There have also been found at Embleteuse,
in digging the foundation of the tent of the
First Consul, medals OF William the Con
queror. 1t must be acknowledged that
these circumstances are at least whimsical,
and they viii appear still more singular, on
recollecting that when General bonaparte
visited the ruins Of Peluse in Egypt, he
there found Cameo of Julius Caesar.
The camps Of the army resemble town.
The soldier is at least as comfortable in
them as in barracks. General Soult has
paid particular attention to that important
part of the military administration, which
has SO much influence upon the health of
the troops.
The North winds, which are prevailing
with some violence, have driven off the
English cruizers to a great distance from
Boulogne; the currents are extremely ra-
pid in those ports. {lN0mteur.
November f6.
The wind blows fresh from the S. w.
the enemy's cruizers have retired into their
own ports for safety. The advanced guard
of a division from Havre, composed OF a.
bout twenty vessels of the hotilla, is en-
tering. They performed the passage in
twenty-four hours this makes the seventh
we have received here since the arrival of
the First Consul.
This morning, at II O'Clock, the First
Consul sat of from the head quarters, and
embarked on board superb boat, the Ii
oness, that was waiting Cor him; and, not
withstanding the extreme violence Of the
wind, visited several vessels of the fotilla
recently arrived at this port; some gun
and galley boats performed atew evolutions
which were executed with the greatest
promptness and regularity.
Tomorrow the First Consul will go to
Estaples, to give to the several works tha;
are going on in the port, the7activity which
his presence produces wherever he shows
himself.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-02-06
HELvETIC RgPUBLIC.

BerRe, N0OeM5eF TO-
Orders have been brought by an extraordinary
Courier, TO some of the Erench CORPS stationed il
Switzerland, TO return 10 France wghout delr
in order TO be employees in the expidltonay al.
my agains; England, assembled i'll the enynoa' Of
St. Onner and Dankirk.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-02-06
ITALIAM REPUBLIC.

Ailan, November 10.
The division of tie troops u ta- Irsll,u Re-
public, which gees to France, has rec.iyei pa.
tive orders to ser off en- Ibe nth of this mooi
That division comprizes more than seven thou,
sand, one thousand of which are Cavalry.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-02-06
Nez1 YoyI. Fg5. p

The brig Dyett Sanford, ofth,s port, wis e'h
sured on the iirR Of D:csn9e', 20 miles TO ~nd,
word of jaqqelnel, BY French priyasccr, ' I'D
ordered TO the city of s.. Domingo Ter adndl'
cation, where ihe arrived on the 10Th. IH
fame plivateer had captured lour other Ane'ie'n
ssGels, OF which were TENT N for trial VIII
the D} EFT.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-02-06

as agents the goods wFieil they af.e,.g,r.,, ~
butte in all the neighbo.iag countries .i,
iage is not very expensive: The q:ia,., -
Embden to our city COSTS only 6t,7a,u IN
It's asserted that the arrival Of GENE, =
thier in this city has for its o5j=tt 10 nr,, =;
loan Of FIVE millions with the thee H,o.as, .e'''s
FOR which the domains OF the coua5rv ,f e..
are to be mortgaed. A meeting Of our B,, "s'9
has been called for TO nlorrow. to tax. i,,a aSA
sideration t..tse proposals g: The Reach c,D. ~
Novea,5cr !, -
On the 5th instant the Burghcrs Of tb;s :,
granted the loan demanded BY general R-,. Wy
for the states Of Hlo9sct. The loan win h. i.''
millions Of hyres. A eommit &C OF five ST.,
ard deputies Of the su's',c1s have been son,;..'
10 settle the particulars relative 10 ,ba, bn.a.
sc. it is thought the general VIII 20 from h..
TO Lubbock ana Bremen 20 make similar oro,,..,
The sum demanded, it is said, fer H., sr,,,,s !;
Hanover. from tie Hansctowas Of Hl,sb,r,s
Bremen and Lubbock, Is from II TO II mi,a.,
of liVTes.
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RICKETTS,, NEWTON. s. Co.

RICKETTS,, NEWTON 8 Co.
Have Oh hand, and obc fold on very low
terms, a handlome aGorgmcnt of
fupe.6nc and lecond
BROAD CT O 7 II S,
A qoantity OF Rolc Blankets,
Twriied do.
Iickiiugburg, and German Ofnaburgs,
Bedtcks ard Apron Checks,
Cesaon Hodery,
Fult.sns. Velvets and Corduroys,
Bumbazetts and Wildbores,
Caicoes and Iriih Linens,
Striped Ierleys and Cafimeres,
Corded Dlmifies and Flapnels,
1willei Coatngs aud HaEthicks,
400 pieces Enghih Canvas,
400 reans wiring Psper,
so do. wrapping do.
trunk coloured Twiffs and Sewing Silks
dc. Umorellas,
3 calks Sein Iwine,
2 do. Fig Blue,
2 do. Role Brimhcne,
400 kegs Whse Lcsd,
s boxes Cosr,ln aud Wool Cards,
10 hhas brown Sugar.
pipes London particular Madeira Wine,
And quantity Of PLAIsrER or Paris.
Feb. 3.
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Hanover, N2pembsr

There are at this tnoment az H4mburr a,,
ships ready to sail down the Else; tw, ~
loaded with cannon, twenty four peunler 81
the two others with gun powl-r. x secrr, ~
petition is talked Of.
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ian. Iq.

JUST PUBLISHED,
And for Sale by ROBERT and JOHN GRAY,
The Hifory and Adventures
OF
Thc Renowacd Don QuSsoae.
Tranlated from the Spanih of Cervantes, by DR..
SMoLLEr.
In four vols. forming the 10th and 9Th vols. OF
Conrad and Co.'S edition of Selstt Novels.
Price to foblcribers One Dollar per volume, to
non ,fuolc.ibers, Cae Dollar and Twenty FIVE
Gents,