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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-09-26
rRoM TIE BOSTON pEmocnAr.

IN lew instances are the Inconsistencies
oi The federa'ists more conspicuous than
III their observations on Col. Burr. re-
specting the late duel. Every cp:thet
That could be bestowed on the most hsr.
denedmurdcler, has been lavished on him;
he has been accused OF leading an limo
cent victim ike lamb to the Slaughter;
every effort has been made 70 excite the
eNecra'Ion OF the public aea,ns, him, and
~ the listening ears of creduiity has been
poured a muti!ated account OF this meian-
choIy occurrence.
they have not, however confined them
selves entirely to reprobstion Of MIR.
burr, but have universally pretended to
circumference duelliDg; from the pulpi,
{. elsewhere we have heard with satisfsc
ton, and perfectly agree in the opinion,
that every endeavor ought TO be used TO
put stop to this dangerous and unlawful
practice. But let US be consistent, Let
us have no respect to persons. Let us not
hold up the name OF one man as a nur.
aerer and assassin, while another equally
culpable is admi ted into the most respect
able circles oil society, and treated with
marked attention. I.etus not ioin in the
wIshthat one man ofths description ought
to be hung - eibbels, white we welcome
aho'ner toto the bosoms of our families,
and lavish on him The most fattering ca.
IssseS. Let Us rather be impartial and
JON our efforts 10 put IN end to this fatal
p'actcc. 1t i; III The rowcr Of heaven a.
lone 10 pour consolation into the hearts Of
mos widows. orphans and relatives, who
WITHIN tAese few years past have been the
innocent sufferers for the indiscretion of
those whose false notions Of honor have
LED them 70 these fatal contests: but let
u enreavor 20 prevent repetition of these
Scehes. The reflections, and the charge
oi i'consis. encY against the enemies of
w b"rr, arc caused by remarkine the
di.ic' tncr an the manner oil conduct OBJ
s"rved towards two gentlemen, who have
deGrajed Their character by the abcmioa
- vice. FJcln NJ. Burr, they saw eve
~ one ought 10 turn with abhorrence, far
M hard9 are stained 7oiM bEood. Is then
tn blood so soon Washed from the hands
OF Mr. futiedge, that the most RESPECT
apie ard eifincrt of their party are eager
10 grasp them, and think themselves no.
norcd by asscciaIing with him. While
rePrcbaung Mr.. Burr for calling TO the
Ped orc whom he had evesy reason TO be-
r've bad endeavored to ruin his reputa,i-
on can hey not reColleGt that their favor
'e' fath,Ht calling IN me .fci1, fred at n
man Ton The suspicion only, that he had
been guilty d AZ elicit connection with his
"'je' Love they forgotten so soon, that
as Geu' Hamilton fell by the hand of Col.
Bur q" fell DR.. Sepier by the hand Of
MI fu.le7ge. And yet we see in the
same paper IN which are inserted these Sc
we're remarks on Col. Burr, the informa-
ton That the town was hanorcd with the
company Of Alr. Rutledge; tina, in The
hlmh1onan procession among other rs.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-09-26


from Poems By Planes 6soere. me eler1,,e
fraH5'e'or o. .faacreoa.
Sweet lady look not lass again,
those liGe pcr;ing s.a;.es recall
Il ma'd Remembered now wiki rain,
Who vas my love, ny lie, my all.
Oh, while this heart delicious took
Sweet poison hon hyrthril.;np eve.
Illus would SIZE rcul, end lisp, and lock,
And would hear,add ggzs, and sigh.
Yes ! did love hcr--madly love
She was The d, Arrest 1es, drce;yer!
And ott she swore she'd never rove,
And l was desIiu'd to believe her.
Then lady, so not wear the smile
O' her, whose smile could thas betray.
Alas, ] think de lovely vile
again might steal my heart away.
And when The spell that stole my mind
On lips 50 pure as thine see.
l lear the heart which she res;~n'd.
WIN err again and nv to ,hce.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-09-26
AGPICUJTy7pF

F'offaSIe srGy Of making Butte IN IVfnter.
Fu' your n'ik soon afterit comes f-,,n the COW.
mo kettle over slow fire, heating il little A.
Dove blood warmth then take it from the FIRE.
ana as 1t grows COOL the cream will rise OF an un.
usua' thickness In very cold weather, it will
very muchincrease the Quantity of cream. If you
warm t''e INK again att-r it becomes cool, in a.
nou. q o. 90 hours after YOU may again rake OF
the cream, which will then be much thicker than
at any other season of tho year.
Inc long time spent in chu:nng in winter, will
not be required, fthe cream be raised in the above
metnod' as generally, the butter will he made in
ID or2o minutes 1t is also u consoles alton of i'm
por'ance, that by keeping FIRE in your mill; room,
1t prevents it from freezing.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-09-26

4 tolcrable idea may be formed Of the
nature and extent Of the insurrection. as
1t is termed, in West Florida. from the
following facts. Mr. Kemper, the lead.
or OF the association, was foc some time
IN the service of MIR. Smith Of Tennessee.
to whom he became indebted to 2 copsi
dereoie amonnt. Being prosecuted he fed
to Florida, where 81 the head of Mirfy
men, he raised the standard of revolt.
These are he circumstances Attending an
occurrence winch il is attempted 20 ,nac
Nifty mo vast Importance
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-09-26

inveteratc obstinacy peculiar to his dis.
ease,
In the various departments of socal and
domestic liie--as husband, son, q bro.
ther, friend add a nsigabnr, he fulfilled
to their utmost limit The du.ics of his sta.
ton. by dlsconsolate widow, 10y pa
rents, relatives, friends and neighbors
ms loss Is, hence, most feeiingly dtp!ored
and long viii be regretted.
- On Saturday last, the 18th instant,
Major THOMiS LEWIS fCreenblisr
county.
In Mountloy township, Lancaster
county, Pennsyivsnia, Brigadier General
BENJAMIN MILLS. He was an early,
active, and uniform friend 10 the Ameri
can Revolution and retained his political
integrity to the end. In private lille, he
was much esteemed having always sup
ported the character OF good neighbor
and all honest man.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-09-26


we a-e Obliged gerdsnau who care Ms
senger N the ship $hei1e.i. Captep Cov < Tor
I7Pe.S y ll'e as be 18th July, from 8o.,.o.arv.
and he l9.h from Paris. TO this date WE ',o-a
files Of 'e"eral raris papers Tfey Do w., ~
pear to contain much intelligence. They a-e
l"1nc PAN emp Dyed with thc Leaqages If hisi.7.
peral majesty. In t!is days paper e,e have q.
Vsn soc7e extracts. live meet with auv thioq
particular. wc shall translate - IN ourn next.
TIC i1rasion was much the subject of CONVEX.
sation. Il was understood that Bons~qrfe had
sent bis p,ac, &c. &c. to inc Camp at Bculoe7c,
ana was soon 20 iclow himself The SorGieid
WIS enh1rGood f,r sone days in tle river ti,.'il
b'rHa bed sailed or the place NJ reulczy5re
approximations had been exp~cssed thar Nors.,
h.Gb'cn assaesirotcd A. he hal not been hesro
OF s'ncc he was taken out or'p7.so Co cer1ica
H'r' we shaN submit 10 our readsrs a valuable err
tcle IN or next. 1ero0ie was a'.o much .n.l.en
o., and his maTiaSs ceusnred set 81 wa. egre.
ra'iY uahert1od ha. Ice Office of Hirh. i0,i,,i
vas retervet FOR him to be c7aferred on hin, i'm
me ''a'c'y aferh his arrival, aud the accomplish
n'erf Of his divorce
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-09-26

JtsI received at S. oleasanfs' Book Store
and Printing Office.
Rowletts Table of Interest and Discount
Darwin's Temple of Nature
Jones's Bookkeeping
Hearts of Oak, a new Comedy
Raising the Wind rev Farce
Montihore's Commenced Dictionary, contain
ing the present state OF Mercantile Law, praaice
and Custom. 8 vols.
Mavo'. Universal History. - vols now pub.
fishing by subscriPton-to he comprised in IS
vols. at one dollar each Subscribers will please
call for the vols. published
Baoon's Works, 5 vols elcvant
Goidsmith's Essays in 2 vols. new edition
Darwin's Life
a few reams of excellent FooIscap and O sar.
to Post Paper.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-09-26
RICHMOND PRICE CURRENT.
CORRECTED WEEKLY.

We are sorry TO learn, that the Yellow
Fever prevails TO considerable degree, in
the city OF New Orleans. Two of the crew
ct the Polly, arrived this morning at the
Lazarctto, have fallen victims TO it on the
passagc. PM. Gaz.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-09-26
" Highly Important"

The Republican printers throughout t'is s,s,e
are requested TO state in their papers, thar the E.
se6tion tor the Electors OF President and Vice.
President of the United STAGES will be held on the
First monday of November next, at the Court.
house OF each County and Corporation in this
~ Gormmonwea' n; and that the persons chosen as
Electors are TO meet at the CAPITOL in the Civ ~.
Richmond. on The First w ednesday in December
next, TO vote for President and Vice. President
18th Septen 5cr 1904. zw
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-09-26

The affairs of oar National Government. or
serves Correspondent, under President IeTsr-
s9ns Administration. are MANAGED so well that
The Ftderakisfs themselves, we mean the honest
and candId amongst them, find nothing. 10 con.
denim Indeed, ii we only contrast the measures
of the present administration with those pursue,
under Mr.. Adams, there cannot, we thini<,a CT
tiZen We found who is nor a 6'otcst l1,naycJist,
bur viii have reason rejoice at the existing or
der OF things Under the Federal Adminis:ra-
ton. as 1t was called, we were blessed with
Standing Army in q time of Peace; Avn unre
ces'arny large Navy; Sediton law an Alien
att; buroensoTne Land tax; Stamp aa;
Loan Of millions ~ per cent & a thousand use
less and dangerous Officers Confidence wa,
lost. ard orr Credit depr cciated Rur under the
enlightened and liberal 5 stem vt Presiden, Ief
ierson, we are relieved from all those obnoxious
measures. Confidence is restored, and National
Cr5di; 'csrsei,ated Let'H4mc, and his Federal
Friends, view this strininE Contrast; and thew
must he convinced. that tuei- feeble forts, 10
bring 'bou' p change of Admin stra-ion. are fl.
tile ana VAIN BOSE LbT0n1
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-09-26
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 10.
LA2EST FROM ENGLAND

I'M EST FROM ENG l. md.
81" LASf evening arrived at the az.
arctic. in piio,-boat, Mr.. w. Smith and
Son, MIR. Mitchell, Mr.. Israel, and the two
Misses Israel, being passengers in the Pi-
Fou, from London. The Pirou, eariy on
Monday mining, struck on Five Fathom
bank, by which, besides experiencing a
considcrabiesh shock, henearlv lost her rnd.
Ger. The above passengers left her clear
oi the bank, and her ruddcr hanging by a
single Pintle: they afterwards saw her
come into the bay; an,lwe have no doubt
hut that she will arrive in The course OF this
day. }he number OF passengers in the
P.gou, are 81.
he iigou lettLondon on the 29ui OF Ju.
ly, ana brings letters ard papers to shat
dale. Mr., Smith has favourcd us with one
OF the 26ih: the fewunilnpor,ant articles it
Contains we have given under our Foreign
head. Down tothe gosh, nothing interest
ing had occurred in England; nor were
the ad'lceS itom the continent ola charac-
ter 10 excite any interest, or 10 awaken ex
peciaiions Of future events Of magnitude.
Dover cliffs daily reverberaiinp The
sound % French cannon from The oui,o
site shore; aud these connonadings were
daily the subjects of rumour, conjecture
and alarm in london.
The prospect OF Russia uniting in the
war against tra0ce, was but faint. sha,
she woWdreiuset to acknowledge Bonapar,e
as emperor, was confidently believed; but
this, II was conjectured, would be the full
extent OF Der ihtcrlcrence.
No accounts were received in England
OF any embargo on the continents, pof;s.
The King, it was believed, was jsDour-
ing under the effe6ls of confirmed men
til arrangement.
To-morrow, by which time we expe0
to receive the Pigou's latest papers, VIC
shall give cOpicus extracts.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-09-26

Extract from letter from respectable
character at Nalcl,ez. dated 24th Aug.
" There has been Banditti in The
ncighhorhoodo OF Bayou Sarah, GA the south
OF the line, the object ofwhon was to plum
dcrmder pretence OF giving freedom to
West Florida.
g they made an attempt to surprise
The tort OF Baton Rouge, but being now
driven By the militia, into the Mssissippi
territory they feel themselves at home
and periecty at ease, as the magistrates
do not give them the least trouble, al:
though many OF them went in arms from
Aence 10 attack the Spanish government
(PML fan.)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-09-26
Ro.s t.oir.erog. in.aorerisbea Land.

Put IN two successive crops of buck wheat,
and when IN bloom. plow them down: this may
De done IN one season. and in the fall sow your
wnear or rye and you cannot fail of having pro-
niisinG crop Of grain the next year.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-09-26
Il Black Woman.

SesweeO forty and fifty years of age. wanting TO
attend TO making beds ind cleaning rooms
One who can come vel recommend Indus
try, so5rie'y and honesty, shall receive VERY hgh
wages For terms aprlv 70 the printer hereof.
2fth Scrter-hcr InGA
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-09-26
Notice.

{TTILL be Sold at Pu5';c A,.i1ion. m Tbrr,,l,x
III 25th of Oacl,r rcxt. az he yelling
house OF tie are May CsrrirgJon, deceased in
the county of Cumserand--ai the
Perisha6iep s1'soAa!Est4te
OF he SAID dcceient, consis'ine ~ Household
aud Kitchen Furniture Stocks of Iiorses. cat,le-
Sheep and Hogs, Com, Fodder and Plantation
new AMI in good order. Twelve n,,n hs c,ed;r
VII! be allowed on al Sums Of ten dsl!ars ard un-
wards. ON bond wi'h approved secrsjt, &c carry
interest from the dae Il not pun6 uai., ps ID, being
given.
All persons having claims against he estate of;
Mayo Darlington. d,teased arc ,,qu...ci to
male them known to The su5.cr rs5.cs;ci,..g in
Eicllmond.
5 5s,' .9@s ossr'"s:'"'} Ad~'r..
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-09-26

Accounts from the interior or this state,
represent unusual sickness and mortality.
in Carlisle particularly there have been
numerous victims TO very malignant
epidemic,-lh the paper of ihat place, Of
the 18th inst. it is stated that nineteen
have died in the preceding fortnight, Of
the prevailing disease"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-09-26

The subscriber being a.
bout 10 leave tlis are, reorest, -! ,hose ,vbo
have CLAIMS against him 20 byiny tber, toward
s'r p"yme"i-@nd those indebted To him 10 sct.
sic heir respective aoco-r,s by tine 2O,h Caobcy
WILLFA1E mo 1fPsCN.
Charlottesville, Sept. -, 1904 II
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-09-26
CHANPIsT q.p5Yys.
AT a board Of Directors

Of The Bank Of Virginia. Oh Tha,sday the IS n
of September, 1901.
" Feso!Vsi, tda, the operations cftl,c BANK COM.
Hence on Monday. the 8si- cf Ot.obsr
" he5'iVea, thai any pcrern producing and 1e-
" posting a. the RauL. scGp ~ comm. ianers'
"rece.p,s for any ranber cf S.. a. es.ra-.,'a. en-
" dorsed or assigned, shall Nc endslsd - ,sct:ve
" one, in he. her or their own u;7e o. nam. in \
" form similar to thar used Nv ,he con,rlisso IS
At Richmond, stating tiefein. me ,,hc.e ru,1s
Der Of shares TO which ne. size az thev ,,a, h.
"en'iled and the sum paid thereon"
JOHN BROCKENBROUCH. c. her.
tt,th d
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-09-26

Mr. WsgstafIe of Norwich in England,
has IN communication to the Bath socie-
ty' stated variety Of experiments, ten.
Ding 10 prove, that thorough washing of
seed grain IN pure water, will prevent the
smut so injurious to the crops.-At Ba-
burgh within miles Of Norwich, this prac-
tice OF washing The seed in the pure stream
or IN pump water, generally prevails and
not single smutty ear was to be found.
IL IS supposed that the smut is fungus.
propagated by small generative particles
adhering to seed grain, especially as
crops, raised from seed ont of barns in
which smutty wheat has been threshed.
are generally infested with this disease.
Washing seems likely to stop the evil
and to be preferable to the common pre-
parations of brining and lining and to the
use Of strong lixiviums, which destroy the
germ of vegetation.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-09-26

MoIes may be completely expelled from
their subierraneous haunts, by the intro
dnciion of a few heads Of garlick, to the
smell ofwhich they have on utter aversi-
on' 1t may likewise be employed With
success against grubs and snails.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-11-16
TRANSLATION.

SIR,
The expl anations which she government
of France has given to his catholic majes-
ty, concerning the sale of Louisiana to the
United States, and the amicable disposl-
lions sn the part Of The king my mas
ter towards these states; have deter
mined him to abandon the opposition,
which at prior period, and with the most
substantial motives, be had manifested in
that transaction. In consequence. aad by
special order ofhi majesty, l have the
pleasure to communicate to you his royal
intentions on an affair so important; well
persuaded that the American government
will see in this conduct of the king my
master, new proof of his consideration
for the United States, and that they will
correspond with true reciprocity with
the sincere friendship of the king, of which
he has given so many proofs.
God preserve you many years.
Philadelphia, 18th May 1904.
J1ames l4adison E:q.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-11-16
To allie ,uhom these presents sAaAcome.

10 alto ,Uhom these presents shall come.
WHEREAS by an act of Congress,
authority has been given 10 the president
of the United States, whenever he shall
deem it expedient, to erect the shores, Wa
tiers, and inlets, of the bay and river Mo-
bile, and ofthe other rivers, creeks. nlets,
and bays emptying into the gulph Of Me1i-
CO. east Of the said river Mobile, and west
thereof to the Pascaguola inclusive, into
sepcrate district for the collection Of dulles
on imposts and tonnage, and to establish
such place within the same as he shall
deem expedientto be the port of entry and
delivery for such district; and to desig-
nate such Other places within the same
district, not exceedingt tive, to be ports OF
delivery only.
Now K1loru ye, that. / Thomas Jefferson
President ofthe Uaited States. do hereby
decide, that all the aforementioned shores.
waters, creeks, inlets and rivers, lying
uitkin the 6oundaries ofthe United States,
shall constitute & form seperate district,
to be denominated "the district Of Mobile"
and dc also designate fort Stoddelt
within the district aforesaid, to be the pos,
of entry and delivery for the said dis
trict.
Given under my hand this so.h day of
May 1900.
Signed
TIL: JEFFERSON.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-11-16
D o G q N e N T.
No.--I,

Accompanying asmessaee from the pre-
sident of the United States Received ths
9Th November, 1904.
Extract of letter from Dpn Pedro &C.
vallos, minister OF state df his Cathoilc
Majesty to Charles Pintaney, esquire
dated at the Pardo, 10th February, 1901.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-11-16
TRANSLATION.

&c At the same time that the minister o
his Majesty in the United States is charged
to inform the American government re-
speeding the falsity of the rumours referred
to, he has likewise orders to declare TO It
that his majesty has thought fit TO renounce
his opposition TO the alienation Of Louisi-
ana, name By France, notwithstanding the
solid reasons on which 10 is founded:
thereby giving new proof Of his benevo-
lence and friendship towards the United
States"
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-11-16
rU BLIG SAL E.

On Saturday next at 8 O'Clock in.
she afternoon al Hewes's Ship Yard, will poh.
1iyely be sold for The benefit of the UnderwrieEs.
The brig FRIENDSHIP,
Of Alexandria, with all her sail., q rging, jpa as
Che srrive from sea.
PIG. Mayaeller.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-11-16
D @ G. u NJ E " r.


NO.-III.
Accompanying message from the presi-
dent ofthe United States, November 9Th,
1904.
Asummary description Of the lead mines
in Upper Louisiana; also an estimate of
their produce fer three years past.
St. LOUIS, June Is, 1904.
SIR,
In consequence of a request made me
by captain Lewis, before he left this, now
do my self the honor of enclosing you a
copy Of a dissertation on the lead mines
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-11-16
Pubic Sac.

On Saturday next at eleven o'clock,
viii DC ioia 1t she late dwelling house OF Eeze-
klah Snloos deceased, avariety OF
Houfehold and Kitchen Furniture.
and good Mich COW, lass the property OF
P. C. Marllellsr.
Nov, "a.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-11-16
d O C q N E N T.


Accompanying a message from the prcsl-
dent of the United States, November
9Th, 1904.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-11-16
GOLD WATCH STOLEN.

Stolen from the Counting Houfe
yesterday morning between the hours of nine and
Ten O'Clock, fmall Horizontal Gold Watch,
With plain dial plate. s. carved round the Bizel,
made by Vsche, Paris, with a gold Cornelian
cal engraved ". E. on Medallion, and Crea
a bastering Ran, and a gold key, pipe Of which
is bricks, the whole tied with riband fuppof
ed to have been taken by a negro fellow named
jim, belonging to ME-. Leven Philips of.Dorcef-
tc, County, Eaiern Shore, Maryland, who came
hare in the ichr. Fanny, capt. Creyton of Vienna,
and came in with malatto fellow for payment
of fome coal. Any perfon who ihall deliver said
waicb to the lnbicriber lhall be Handsomely re-
warded An watchmakcrs and others arc reGuee.
ed TO Gop il if offered for fals.
w. EXLEY,
Merchants Wharf.
NJ, ~ q
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-11-16
WILLIAM LADD,

Hq, impoutl PER tbe Jane firm A'1trp''' 0'1
N0rtok,
A fmaIl invoice of WoolienS, con,
filing of Plains, Flanncs, Kindall C0tt0n' A''
Cloths now open and ready fee Tale.
AIS o.
Per The Sufau, via Nee0 1''S' ,:1h
ninvoice of Irifh LiHnens, Wlils'
are expected here BY the a5a setsI'
Nov. S.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-11-16

Copy of letter from the Marquis of
Casa Yrujo to the Secretary of State.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-11-16
TUNIS CRAVEN,
Has ia rsce;ved q,ia. P5iiadtSpbia an slesast
aDartHtat IT
c. Q O D S,
fu,abic to the preient leaion
-aMoNc WHICH ARE

--AMCNS WAtSH AhE
Esf London SuperGne Linen, & Cotton lam.
and lecond Cloths, brio,
.Csflime.es, fries, Cambria, Jaconett, Mal
GostinQs, Besrikins, MuH. & Book Moulin,
iPiains, Surpss & Han do. Tamboured, and
uels, Sprig2ed,
Mole Skin. Toilsnetf, | Lace Cag,brics,
Swanfdo.yn, and Mar Harnilhed ard Euhed
feils, Siawls,
Velvet, Contribution, Camels Hair, do.
Hunting, and Genoa, India Box Muffin,
Cords, ! Handkerchiefs,
4& Z Irifh Linen, Back .Laces, Wells,
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