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Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-08-22
NEW-YoRK, Angus. 1.

: We learn by gentleman arrived at
the Lazaretto in the Delaware, from Sc.
Thomas, that on his passage they fell in
with sir ]. B. Warrants squadron, about
$50 miles from this coast. They had
touched At several of the West. India is.
lands, and having been informed Of the
Of Bonaparte's squadron, and
the sailing Of the homeward feet under
a weak convoy, sir ]. B. Warran was in
pursuit Of both or either, Intending, ii
he fell in with the Aeet alone, TO convoy
them safe 70 England. "a
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MARTtMsBURc, Angus, a.. :
COMMUNICATES. i.

Vas married in Shephrrd's $. Tom, on
Monday evening idst, the 1sth instant.
By me Reverend Noses Hege, Major
CALEB SWAN, Pay Master General
81 The United States' Atmy, to tie amiable
Mss MARIA HENRIETTA dBERT,
eldest G.aghter-ef M. JOhn Abert, Of
yysaI merit, virtue and suavity Of
temper, can ensure an equivalent bropor-
tios 81 etieiiu in this rUorla. the above
couple may fatter Themselves with The
pleasing idea that they will reaiiSea fitll
PARTON o earthiy happinsss.
!. Married on Tuesday last, b. the Req.
M. Wilmer, Mr.. MICHAEL LEP.
5HAR r to. Mss BARBRA FRENcH.
daughter Of CAPT. 1acob French, all Of
SBerAeLey County. - -.-- = =
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g.

We are extremely happy tolearn, that
apoli,ieal paperis shortly to Be published
in this city by F. G. Fessenden, esq,
author Of Democracy Unveiled, Ter
rible rractorasion, &c. &c. The encou-
ragement already offered, leaves no
doubt ofihe Immediate commencement
Of this paper. Il win be extensive in i.s
circulation, will be read with ayidity,
and prove 1 thorn in the side Of many a
disoEganizsr. -. Il e. =. r. Z
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-08-22
FRENCH FRATERNITY!!! J,

FRENCH, FRATERNITY!!! :.
Extract Of q letter from captain John
Hand, jun. ofthe schooner Caroline,
Of Alexandria, dated Ivy. }" 80: ...s
j" Port Spain, (Trinidad) Tjaly 8, 1906.
"On the 2ist of June, in lat. ii,
long. So, was boarded BY two French
line Of battle ships, who took from us.
about 40 barrels Of -four, all the beans
and cheese and the greater part Of the
hams, and never gave US = scrape of a
pen for it. y ~ O. i
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-08-22

/" Many are the shapes Of death, : ".
4ad many are the .Oays thar lead I :.
n Tohis grim cave." f.1s.22 ,ssagfe I 'se
On "Wednesday last, Mr.. Charles Mar.
tin, living on the plantation Of Simon
Eskers in Antrim township, and . Mr.
John M'Farian, Of Washington town.
ship in this county, fell victims to the
imprudence Of entering well on the
place Of Mr.. Esker, Infected with fixed
air, or " suffocating ehoak damp" The
circumstance attending this melancholy
accident, asrelated to US by the neigh
bours of the deceased persons, are, as
far as our recollection serves us, as fol.
low THE water being low the well,
MIR. Martin had procured person nc.
,quainted with the business, 20 remove
some rocks near the bottom which OBJ
strueted the passage Of the bucket to the
water. This person having taken light.
ed candle in his hand, had not descend.
ed Ear before he discovered the effects Of
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-08-22

Mr.. Sucking, aclergynaan ofNorfolk, Y
having = quarrel with neighbouring
gentleman who insulted him. and IL last
told him, !" Doctor your gown Is your :
protection, Replied Though IL may
be mine, il shall not be yours, 2 and in.
mediately pulled i,of, and threshed the
aggressor. s u T.; :.-set. H. .ss ISL
A notorious miser having heard ye-
ry eloquent charity sermon, g This SER
rnon, said he, strongly proves the neces.
sity Of aims. l have almost mind to
--~bcg. - X = .' i - r. II s 4.
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Mr.. Tillotson, in a suit against Mr..
James Cheetham, editor Of the New
York .American Citizen" for libel,
Obtained 4 verdict on. the 2sth ult. for
fourteen hundred dollars damages. = ! ~
( Bal TIL
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-08-22
: Heads oCDepar.tm,l.el.,n,ltl...' '

!: D The urgency Of public business. Is
over" land so are the. trials of Col.
Smith and Mr.. Ogden. Mr.. elIerson
has retired to Montieello; Mr.. Madison
70 mis- seat j Mr.. Smith isgone to Bal
timore Mr.. Gallatin is in New. York.
and General Dearborn was preparing 10
be offfor Kennebeck, when he was taken
unwell " more or less" at Washington.
where he is yet detained. - - I
~ fEsE, .@><t.s. NrsU- 1ork HsralGl
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-08-22

We hear says the Washington Fede-
ralist that William Pinkney, Esq. to
the Office Of Minister Extraordinary
has added TO his Mission, the Office of
Minister Resident At the Court of Lon.
don, in the room Of Mr.. Monroe, who.
We understand will return home
@ II was known some time since, that IL
was Mr.. Monroas intention 10 return
10 America; and II Is believed, that Re
would have returned, ere this, had he
noe anxiously desired 70 bring about
that accommodation Of differences be-
tween the two nations, which had every
appearance of i speedy and honorable
termination, previous TO the late pro-
Of congress. Il isnow very GER
tain that the difficulties have otdecreas-
ed. And the dispatches received here
indicate some difficulty infringing about
an adjustment. ,E NJ
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-08-22
CHAMBERsBURG, A,

! Col. Aay0n Barr, late V7ce Presided
efMe United States, passed thvoagh this
place yesterday morning, on his 1vays to
ihe Westward >E+~s nc =.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-08-22

I. The law is estahlithed IN Holland
by the concurrence of the legislative boz
dy, formed by the assembly of their high
mightinesses, and by the King. The
legislative body is composed ofss mem.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-11-05
ROYAL DECREE
or THE KING or THE Tw0 S5c,,

I of f ttl Al,sG Of TIE TW0 SIcILIEs
Beloved and faithful people Of c,,,b~,.
the Divine Providence has liberated "a "a
from the severe oppression OF the Fr.,, ou
invas'ers and again placed voa uod-, w. ~
lsgi;ima's dominion, BY the aid Of nv m ~,
potentially he kiag Of Grea, Britain ''.s'
conded By m:as and voor assistance ~
The gallan. British general. chev,,i..
Stuart, who wofth,Iy commands The fo,.s.
in those provinces, 10 his execute, bss
cossple'ely fulfilled the orders of Ri, sous vs.
reign, and has answered faithfully to ~.
confidence which | .sposrdi in him and ~
The fol! authority and power conferred On
ThTn fosthe purpose Of obtaining yeur l,bs
ratien ,i.;s power, which am abon, -
manifest BY The present royal decree and
to confirm in his person, extending /, .,
the same time to I'll the other province of
nv kingdtm of Naples, il which n. b.,
tish troops may arrive, under nis commsos
Ehs rec@n: babe "bifa hs ;op :, ,,5ssmoo
ii MAZDA, 6efore y..rr eyes, againss the
Fr>>...- c-Tny, and lhe ioisi de.sa. Of TIA
latter, viii 81 an evens ior. ever memorable
in he history Of the sinrs, and an eternal
monnh1ent Of the vstor oE the iIius.rious
general Snars, asd his oraye ,rsops. He,
in oy royal name. will coa:iaue to attend
20 year defence and sseurilY and to direct
the operations Hilicfl are 10 take place for
che restoration Of good crG=y, and Of a,y
royal authority, spd s!ao Tor your advan;
age. Through him ~ili be announced to
you NV .oysi determinations, tending 10
accomplish :he sbose mentioned objects.
You, therefore, beloved people of Ca.
labsia, and Of the esher provinces of nj
kingdom af Naples, 10 whi:h general Stu.
AIT shall arrive VITA ;r;s victorious army
you, who have at all tia,ss given coasnn
preefs Of your fidelity aud attachment to
my soyai persan. exscuss win good will
Whatever you msy br srd-.eJ 10 do by this
gallant general 10 rny royal aame. Hasten
to sup,or, rim Si.a all your forces and
mesas. Aid in every ass his operations,
which are directed 10 your relief and Sc
cusIts, and be per.osded sha. shall leave
90 means unuisd To prevent your peace
from being sgaih disturbed, and to secure
10 YOU ard your families the eajoymsns Of
DAYS s,ore. joyful and less hazardous.
Given a, Palermo, July 10, 1906.
(sispsd)
-. FERDINAND.
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n 81.
=. avoid 81 u allusiea TO III. state j s..
!, they viii not permit word q !. s 'as'ia
Ups 90 encourages hor in her al,.,. .sps Their
!! France: they seem to , ~. 'y't.n
ing their attention to Austria . wS lata
!, nsparte g now destroying more s @aaa Do.
ne couia Go By war, and who coa,s than
more injured BY war even IL b.s a0sbe
state of exhaustion they will =, nj p's'ss:
the contIaeat % bslieve tina. ,b.v ~: ,ufsr
courage any efforts 70 resis, N. ,s.a ca.
OF France. With Bonaparte .on,; O''ioa
his entertainments agaius, au,,,;a 'uuiai
Prussia attempting to form aao,hsr ~ wlas
deFacy agains. France, these pacis, | ,s.a:
s.ers think Of nothing but peace. P mat
thlngis hailed as a favorable omen - AVs',
There is l,t,ie Likelihood howsvrr ;, peace
smPeror of Russia will view lb-s. '.a' 'as
~ the same light. lie will prefer ;o ;su''
PTnssiaagain France 70 resu,njpc I ,s
seclasion tor he purpose Of mssioo n. Ms
with francc. rcosps's'
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! 4 confederacy viii probably be formed; andilf
effects are still allowed to be governed by pny-
steal causes, we may calculate that the Napo-
leon tree, where the clusters nov hang. crowns
and diadems, will shortly be stripped ot It's
branches, and the trunk left to cherish and re-
tainits own YigoI. 50 B,
These jealousies which have arisen ,F IN 5 tns,
cabinet of Berlin, on account OF the industrious
plans of ACKNOWLEDGMENT which France IS con- :
tinually forming in almost every quarter o.
continental Europe, res-of too formidable a
nature to pass off without producing some I'M
portant events. The king. OF Prussia, whose e.
army is perhaps the best'disclpllned IN fufope'
and at this moment in a situation Tor lnaneSil-'
ate service, would risaue lietie danger mop
posing the mandates Of Bonaparlte, 81 In war
AGAINST France, the Austrian monarch would
find it his interest TO join insthe struggle his
effective force is highly numerous; and thro
the skilland discipline Of the archduke Charles
-hasbeen placedinsuch advantageous situations Y
as to act Immediately wherever they should DC
required. This opinion may be thought chi
merica but it is believed, that whenever Prus-
STA shall be fully convinced of the policy and
necessity of opposing France, and snail at1ordi
some proof of the sincerity Of her designs IS,
that a coalition Of the northern powers VIII.
from thence be for1ne5-with betrer hopes OF
success--and1 better plans CT Securing it, than
any which have heretofore been concerted "a
gainst the ambition and rapacity Of Bonaparte.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-11-05
FERDINAND.
GRLEFSWALD. AuguAE

The .s.lawing ia the speech with chlsa
his saajes;y this day opened the diet sAS
pla "a:
:. :. Il is with the mos, agreeable Eeellns
ina. see you assembled before nv ihro0F'
to csadfm witt on the boad OF tia! sacr'a
unaa, .oaadsd upon che necessities OF "'
German sssasse, and which prsmise Psa''
asd ccntsa: 20 your and 20 my po'.sr,"
Your wsifars was the only objsct haon
view, gf.a | foraed the resolution OF B''
Ing on the sane constitution with ths fs''
Of my Kingdom, and, by that meaos' y
unisc you clossr With the !asaaluder @"'
faithful subjec.s.
"iaow declare to you, ,has yourweli"II
is shs sn.y object I hays in view, a.
therefore shall make 40 further men'p,
of those svens which hava prscedea
change SO necessary ia tie CONSTITUTED :
this nigh. awaken a recollection OF ,nJ :.
scenes, which, at this time. should i
carefully Consigned to oblivion. =.
"I thiak it necessary alse to dsclnsu1
on this solemn occasion, that this en'.,
Of the constitution will by 80 mes'' wy
rate my faithful Subjects from their e9y No
,ion with the holy Roman empire ..t,
far be il from me. at this Juncsure'
hibi, any such example! ssjct|
6 You are 10 confirm the UNION ,ose
connects you ard ry'eif SO clasen f,s:g
Their, after the maausr Of your taf''''
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From the Boston Repsrt0ry.
LOUISIANA.

Mr. jErFERsoN's friends have not os.
II ascribed to him all the merit of the well
dong of the two former administrations,
but also .ae loudest praises fer the misdo-
ing OF his own. Tbs full treasury left by
Adams, the steady discharge OF the pub.
lie debt devisedby Hamilton, and the peace
with Tripoli procured by the federal Macy,
are al, items in the account of Mr.. Jeffsr
sons good deeds. This pre,sntion, false
and dsceit3ul IS it is, we pass by for the
present. Bus the wisdsm, the long fore
seeing wisdom that bought Louisiana,
has been thought by the democrats to
crown the head of their first consul with
never fading honors. The empire of Lou
isiana how vast 10 extent. how fruitful
the soil how rich in mines of silver, in
mountains of salt, and in the treasures,
still more valued by the philosopher, of
norned frogs, and perhaps of Mammoth's
bone's linen again toe tn. man of the
people rejoicsd in the vision, SO clearly to
be seen by phiiosopn1c eyes, of millions of
red, and red and white, and black, and
black and yellow republicans, destined with
o.her millions from ST. Domingo, and the
jails oil ali couaiies, hereafter to hold town
meetings, In the yet uatrodden waste, as
cspacious as half Europe, and twice the
size OF France. Swclsd with the vast
conception, the philosopher screwed his
whlr!igig chair TO tie Hgor, les, he should
.prematurely mount in,o ,he sky, the frs.
republican constellation, for whom the Ora.
goa would censrac.his claws. The virgin,
as she passes Cor white woman, need 10.
be afraid Of him. An empire bought fer
song, nation born in day The Var.
NUNS and The Snilies and the Greees, Ca.
ra Deum Sovoles, were almost choaked
and eoasonaded with their JOY aud wonder,
because, for the first time in their lives,
they tried to soar beyond the contemplate.
on of barn yard. The territory Of the u.
States doubled and nos quite quarter adj
drd by the purchase 10 the amount of the
public debit "Aspice sodvexo nutantem
pondere mundum.n
The first SIX or eight months of sociable
folly, alter oar bargain, was spent by the
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] ;,,,,ar n a, or men, To avoid il the bes.
way is. to let the bill Of lading express
:, 20 be delivered 70 A. B. supercstgo on
board (if there is one or to e. u. MGR.
chant -
But the remedy would be incomplete did
/ no. furnish the names OF some who may
be trusted. To fad them 10 not . very
easy task, for they are thinly scattered
I know bat two residents OF St. Johns,
whom | can recon mend. Don Francisco
;Saurie, commonly called Pineda, either
as family distinction, or from the part OF
Spain IN which he was born, IS vary ho-
nest man, fully meriting confidence as re-
CARDS his character, but nc has very little
indeed. scarcely any knowledge of trade;
as far, heweyer, as he knows, he will do
Justice. Blu. the person | strongly re.
commend is Don Josef Marta de Sarraga,
a Biscas.au, regularly educated, and very
capable, as man efbusiness.
,Heis a young man possessinga rigid
sense OF honor, extremely active, intelligent
and disiaterested. To this house thu A.
mericans owe many obligations. 1t has
been ,he only friend whom those who have
had tie misfortuae 10 be brought in here
as prizes, found 10 the place md but
for the services, in money and counsel,
derived from it, they would have been
exposed to every species of distress and
wrong.
This is long letter, but | have not
been able to make it shorter. The subjects
/ consider of Importance, and sucn as
ought to be made public. have adyanc-
ed nothing but what IS true; nothing bat
What can be supported by numerous lesti-
mouy. BywkssI have said, may In some
degree be known, the manner in waich we
are treated in this COLONY treatment
which will not change until We have public
agents established: in other words, until II
is made an affair of our government. Blu.
the mere residence Of an agent would in lie
self be matter of no moment, provided
he were OF the same species which we
have already scattered over the commercial
world.
Submitting to you the whole contents
of this letter, and giving you the liberty
to use !, rs you may think proper, / re-
main, with every sentiment Of respect and
esteem,
Your friend and servant,
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Fron, the Mew- 7ork Ere1iag Past.

NJ COMMERCIALLY INTERESTING,
Extract of~a letter Just reesiped from an.
intelligent and respectable correspond
ent.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-11

TIT The name Of the writer is at the ser.
vice of any gentleman who can with pro-
pricsy ask for it.
LED. E, PosT.]
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-08-02
iaoertsseDenf.

6 p consequence of "a resolution OF
d the G,nera. Assembly, passed At
their late session, l am Instructed by
the Executive TO make enquiry res
pecting the situation OF all Ordnance
and Military .Stores, belonging to the
state (not including those in the SER
vice OF the United States or Of this
State) and make report thereof to the
Go eernor.
In obedience to this instruction, and
az the most probable mean OF effect
ing the object contemplated by the Ex-
ecItive, l have thought proper thus
publicly to request OF such OF the Gill
zens OF the commonwealth as may
have any knowledge of the situation,
number, quality and size or weight of
any cannon or other ordnance, and
muskels cannon balls, shells CT other
military stores, supposed to belong to
the state, and not in immediate use, to
communicate particular report there
oi TO me as soon as convenient.
SAMUEL COLEMAN,
Cieyi 70 t6e Bxeexsive.
Richmond, Feb. 7, teos. (,t)
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7.ER8fS or .SUssCaIP71oM.

l. The decisions OF each term III ,hc C,ur. Of
Appeals. shall Toe ?Ib.ished - soon after the
,isnS II u.c C5us,. - may be consis,sn; " lin
due ssrsrd 20 accuracy
II. The VIZ K Shall be pr.n;cd on an entirely new
type aad good paper. Of iAe size aa1 q.o,;, Ok
that used IN Judge fuckers edition % Back
stones Commentaries, and delivered TO ssh
soribesh IN ,i,e form OF Pamphlet, At The raie
es IL cen's for every sixteen pages Each,
Pamphlet. 1T Is srppossd. upon an average ,
will contain about 81 pages.
III The pages OF each aeding Pamphlet will
he numbered progressively. so as n Admit OF
bsifg bovnd up MIC voiuuls and, rs SOON as
the number Of pages shsl excced 500. Trlc
Page. Index ard tabic OF the names OF he
cases viii re gwen.
". Snescyibers. who wish il, may receive 70.
urne. . hen competed, handsomely Bound and
ieicred, and containing nor less than SO pa
Ses, ii the price OF tour dollars.
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s---s,,.,,s 4S A.. q 1-sa..zr,sr-..z
"a 1aiNtI.Aps pE.XVARlN

10 IJN.'i j 81 no XII. " -1tE),
NOR apry,heniing ISAAC. who ran away
j the if,h OF June last fie is large, likely,
dark yellow fellow. about so years of age, feet
high very bald FOR his age bushy head of hair,
which he combs baek large whiskers fore teeth
scarcely ,ouching each o,ner and inchniug to-
wards his lips, whlch are Ihck and are r,ani!cs,
when spoken TO, sanetiked eountenance. bap,is,
preacher, or which venerable society he has
certainly grossly imposed lie has wife in the
estate of Col Robert Lewis. dec. in Gooch.and
e5uuty at he mou,a of tie Great Bird. where
I presume he IS now lurking and probably ~ill be
concea'edby her. He served regular appren
ticeShip 10 the mill weights trade; has great use
Of tools and can do toierable cabinet wor&--he
As an artful e;sh!c fellow, Can both read and
write and calls himself isaac Gain The above
reward vii he paid on has oeirs delivered 20 me in
Lou,sa conslY nsaf the Gyeen Springs, or secur
Ell ia i1 SD ia, 1 get him again. All masters
or owners of vessels or others, ave Io,ewa,n ned
f On, Carrying aim out OF th;s state. hardening
of hIm in any manner whatsoever. al their peril.
William Wash.
July 5th, 1905. Sw
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-08-02

a pJoiEING the l,~er par; o{ the Falling Car
4 den, aud IN Media ely back If he Bc iavern,
is nSw IN rsadae's 10 receive Customers. /, 10
supplied with Hot aed Cold Waters. and a care
81 1,,sntivs BOY 60 ag,end For the convenience
Of snail parties who NAV wish to baihe AZ he
sane time, ne house is divided into four differ
oat Apartments with every requisite C nycniencs
in cac,,.----The house viii be kept open from Gay
ligit I'll nine O'Clock in the evening OF each cay,
ala the bnths kept exclusively for ,he use OF te-
Ealss from ninc Till iwese O'Clock im ,ne forenoon
- Prize for single bathe Is 81 or three
tioLet' for one dolisr. Children half price.
fCT> No people Of color adniled.
III kl,anb. IN no 2h 1906. tf
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-08-02
june g..

rE~HE copartnership und,r he firm Of HENRY
'FOI ER, IN. &: Co Is this day dissolved by
mutual consent HtmIy = oler, jr. 10 alone autho,
rised, and Is hereby fnily empowered TO setSe all
matters relating TO said Es:n.
Henry 7o'cr, Jr.
7hsasas Hoollsr.
Richmond, July 9th, 1S,6. WET
Henry To!er, Jr. wishes TO take
ten OF twelve G4naemsn as HO8RDERS--tc
waotn no exsrtians or hi. part sa;.i &c wan isy
10 gigs s4,is!aGtoB.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-08-02
NE haze lMely recetUea,

NE haze f&fely reCezUeQ,
FOR SALE,
- hhds. sugar Is boxes cotton s, wool
80 hbis d.. cards Go
300 lbs green coffee ( tons castings assert
10 hhds Antigua rum ed, viz. pots. oven.,
do Wind&afd Island skil!ets, spiders, ard
do irons. teakettlcs and
IL hhds n E. rum wagon boxes
IA bbis do do $50 sacks saE
II hhds. mulasses 100 bids cut behring's
8 casks Malaga wine SO do whoe do
20 liesces 3; bis. whisky Is dns',aI
4 pipes appe brandy 10 ibs Spanish indigo
IS IBIS do do Is los M megs
10 crates Liverpool 100 pr mems iHc shoes
ware assorted so do coarse do
10 do stone do $40 lbs GEuber salts
ne haze also on hanQ,
Iron Loaf sugar
&c man, Crawey and Tanners' &: Linseed o,i
B!istcId Steel Nova Scotia grind
Race & ground ginger Stones
Pepper Ground plaster in bbls
Alspcc Good manufactured TO
IF s. + powder bacco by tie key, for
Shot assore ed sizes retailing
Freuch brandy Tar
Rice Wedding hoes
Chsese Nests woodward
Wrought and cut nails, Bed cords. leading lines
assorted SIZES aud twIne
| Snuff Necklace
Class ware, viz. 9 IT. Stone jugs. butter pots
iumbleys and decan. CHAMBER pots, wash
tsrs, assorted sizes basons, bake pans,
Hats chGrrs, &c. &c &c
We daily expea 10 receive. . quantity OF Sherry
Wine, Window Glass, Cope'ass and Alum. all
Of which articles. We viii sell at small advance
for cash, approved psrer or country produce.
ShaparG & Lucke.
Richmond. May 8, 1905.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-08-02
FOR SALE.

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chase, benr iaa.!eG property will be 'eeeioes in
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