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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-17
September 9.
PHILADELPHIA. Sen, 4.

On SnT day afternoon last arrived the
ship + en'x captain Green. in 80 DAYS
from Amsterdam. Sailed the 10Th july in
company with the ship General Eaton, for
New York Reports of negotiations for
peace between Grea, Britain aud France
had prevailed there, and depressed The
markets Previous, however, 10 he 10Th,
expectations of peace had greatly dim,
rished.
Capt G.. on his passage spoke Aug. 90
in lat. 50. ", long. so, 81, sIoop Bali.
more, Church, from Rhode Island for A
trica, out ~ days: on The 25tb, in lat. 81.
10 long 81, 9, in The night, fell into the
midst OF British convoy of four hundred
and Fifty sail, from he West Indies. under
The care OF only one u one frigate. and &
sloops oil war. The friga,e Othello board
ed the PhGnIx, and after examining her
papers dlsmisse her, and on the 9Th An
gust, lat. 81, 48, long. 81, fell in will, Iv.
ing too IN gale Of wind and was fred on
by French frigate who was called The
Corneille, said she was from GuadaIouns
enquired vt he had seen any of Jefon.
Donaparts's squadron, g when they we're
told that they were boarded by the fr:ga,c
OthelIo, the French captain said that was
not her name and seemed 10 know more
1T the ships and their names that were
with the British convoy than CAPT Green
DID. They SAID hey bad re,aken and
sent for Guadalupe, a ship from Bor,
deaux for New York, taken by British
ship ct war and ordered for Halifax. Sep.
tember s, lat. SO, 81. long. ~ 40, spoke
schooner Hope, Atkins, from Cherburg
for Baltimore, AZ days out.
september g.
AS Two of the Gazettes Of this city have
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-17

BY the arFivai yesterday Of the sch'r
naventurer from Bordeaux, we have been
favored with Paris papers to the 9th, aud
rdeaux papers and letters TO the l2,h
July The former do not contain any in.
formation OF interest, nor are they The
medium oil any continental dates, remote
from Paris, OF SO late period as those re.
ce'ved through the channel of our Lon.
ooh Journals. - The letters, however,
state that peace was loudly talked Of
oetweeo that coun.,y and Grea, Britain;
ana SO strong was The probability OF this
event, that an absolute suspension in the
purchase ct sugars. cpffee, cocoa, Sc. had
taken place.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-17
ALEX ANDRiA, Sept. IL.

A letter received In this city by one Of
The hrsl mercantile houses, from hjs
correspondent in Liverpool, dated a5th
OF July, contains the folio wing abst,aca
from the Kings Speech delivered to
oo'h houses OF Parliament on their pro-
rogaton the add July
LoNDes, 23d July, 1906,
Globe office, haLf has, Mrse O'Clock.
Mr. LORDS u GENTLEMEN.
:. HIS Majesty beng always snxi,
Gus Tor The restoration of peace on juss
and honorable terms, is engaged in dis
cuss'ons With view to the accomplish
nen' OF THAI desirable end--their success
must oepe'd on corresponding dispo.
siuon on the part of the enemy, and in e.
very respect las majesty looks with the
fullest Confidence 10 The continuance of
that union and public spirit among all
tanks OF his people which can alone give
energy to War and security to Peace
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-17

1t has been near twelve weeks since
this squadron left Plymouth in ouest Of
the enemy, aud have been cruz mo- viii
he mostinds isti2sbIe soIcitude lor ,mee,
ing with Prince JEROME, tn, bon.x az
air X. Strschanb berg particularly eiitecled
to that cbJecs; IN which, unfortunately.
'here Is no" less chance of his being
ga 'hed: thar had lie remained OH the
station he has just left.
The arrival IF the above squadron IN
thus Country has been 10 CONSEQUENCE cf
The communication received fr m Sir A
iexsnder Cochrane. dispatched from henc.
10 the Flying Fish schooner on The gam
June which tell in nh Sir r.. Strarban
off the Island of ST.. Michael on The z4.b
ut and was sent on from thence 10 Emo.
land, "hilc the Squadron pursuing re
course hther, made passage of oo'y IA
days.
August l2.
Ivy the Gree trIgate, arrived from Tor
lola, we learn The saiIi,.g OF the home.
ward bound trade TO thence, on the sd ~.
ant, consisting Of 900 sail under convoy
oil the AgsmemnoD and Cert Admiral
CochLane, for their bette! protection, N
-
the Northumberland, with the Elepbant
and Canada and four frlgae s, sailed with
hem, and would see them far to The
Nnrlhward.
Sir Richard Strachan's squadron, sail.
ed from Carlisle Bay this day. They
nave been constantly employed since their
arrival, IN receiving stores & proyisiDns. 8.
gave an unexampled instance in wa,ering.
having completed 1901 tons in ~ bours,
at Martindsle's old established tsnk,,
The Admiral seemed particularly x on.
tor the ships 10 weigh, AID visited each
70 hasten them and il vas imaqioed
that he had received intelligence by the
Gree which occasioned the hustle thar
has prevailed all The morning. THIS.
howevsris allcOnj eeiure although some &C
counts have been received IN town thro'c.
'her channels, that .AimaDrz's squadron,
which we Iately stated vas expected al
martinique. is momenlIy looked Tor here,
adyIces having been received by Vilibet Of
the'r nsv'nglef Toulon on The so,h June.
iof The purpose OF forming a junction with
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NOT adopt more effsaaal mode Of com.
fieiely anIih,iatlng whatever there is OF
ma ional sentiment f.ehrg aud 'charaS,er,
m Germany, than by thu, lettering down,
AID parceliing into petty suvcreigniies.
the whole oil that once great ard venera
BILE empire.
The continuance Of The French armies
IN Suabia ard Bavaria, has overwhelmed
the inhabtanis with m;se,y- A scarcity,
rapidly increasing To the magnitude of
fanIne, prevails IN the sc counties to al
leviate which hey have no other resource
than lie" scarce measures Of corn seut
from the baiik # lhe Rhn,e, and ostenta.
| l'ously 'olcd oul 10 Them by order of their
oppressor
Expeditions appear TO have been en-
ter's'ned at Cons an.inopie, lha, an En-
gIsh squadron would shortly make its ap.
pedrance IN The Dsrdanelcs.
A similar report prevails in The North
osCermaiy. Letters from liam ,ur., and
Bremen mention 1t. Are we Ia believe.
hen, that there was some truth IN The re.
port received from he American yesse,
OF Che;bourg, lew days ago, 1t Bona
parties intention 10 match an army THO
Asia for Egypt
a private letter from Hamburg far
nishes us with the following important ar
;'cle' IN addition 20 this repnr, of the A
mercan captain:
The French are preparing, it is, said
to send an army of 10000 men i'm three
DIVISIONS thro' Asiatic Turkey, to attack
the British possessions in The East Iii
dies"
Can 1t be any part of the object Of The
expetiiions now fithng out IN our ports
to counieract these d signs!
he Russian squadron IN the Medi,er-
ranean, consisting already OF Twelve sail
OF The line and nine fIgae,, is 20 be far
the augmented. THIS does no, lock as
1t res Julien was taken o ebaTdon ,he,r
settlements in the Seven i>.agds
| The letter of hi. Swedish Muizs,v. ny
on d'ssolving The Constitution of Pomera.
MA will De found among our extract. f,om
The iorejgn papers 1t is fair, national.
and marty ppsal 20 the gond sense AID
fr linSs ut The Inhabitants of that part t,f
his domiuions.
The following is an extract IF pri,
vaie Letter, dated Hamburg, July II;
All IS as stli here as before & our mer
chants do not put much fa,h IN the ,eoorts
ot peace which come from your side o. ,he
water. The 'mpossibility of finding any sc.
curity that Hanover would not b. shortlv
re-occnPied by The French, supposIng hey
would as'te to give il back, aud England
would make any great sacrifices To OBJ
tam IT. seems great hindrance TO the
conclusion OF any treaty which il can be
Lho't likely that Bonapat:e would sign"
PRICES OF STOCK THIS DAY AT
ONE O'CLOCK. :.
Cons. money 64--Di,o f., August SO Sd.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-17
NORFOLK, Sent. 10.

Yesterday arrived in Hampton Roads,
DIS brhannic majesly's slonp of war Mo.
seIle' cap'. Gordon, IN Is days from Tlar.
BADGES. The day before The sloop of var
sailed vessei arrived from Liverpool,
bringing London advices TO The 7ayenty
F9nr'h Of Jniy a that date there was
No PEAcE, Mn. Fox vas very i'll, he had
osen tapped, Without producing any good
eifcct Indeed Very faint hopes were en-.
leriained OF his recovery. The gentle.
man from whom We derived this inForma-
ton says that nothing of Importance had
occurred since the dae Of our last adyices.
Ex.ract OF letter from the captain Of an,
American vessel To his friend in tbs
place, dated London, July 20.
81 expect | shall sc, nay by the 10Th
oil Angus, and il is probable MIR. Monroe
may come with me he wishes to do 80,
ana thinks ne viii, If Mr.. Fox gets 20 wei
as to be able 10 transact business; the re.
coyery of MIR. Fox is very uncertain.
SAID nothing TO Mr.. Monroe on public bu.
SIness, and from his expressing wish and
an expectation of returning with me, I
conclude that he apprehends no ii licui,ie4
To detain him. The opnif; ,,are is. ust
all matters OF ference between this
country and ours will be amicably adjust.
ed The merchants do no, appear 10 al.
Prehehd any rJPtUe, though sons few
usCn"eu shipping goods for thsir cores.
ponoe9s' IN Ans RIGA. but they may have
hau O'hes reasons, than The fear cf a run.
iure. am 10 politician. Ln.
"sa' n''nin5 That gives me fsas In 10 sur
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-17
BOSTON, sept. 1.
BRITISH NAVIGATION LAWS.

Among the ,mporian, measures which
nave engaged he attention of he British
cabinet durIng the la sitting of Parlis.
,neh', IS ihot Of suspendlng The British
Navigation Laws. This acf, which has
fro9ab'y passed both branches of the go
'ernmcn', meets with much severe re
ioark from The London editors. Bells
weekly Messenger. in commenting on
ms step, 'hus arrsnges lis obj Gtions,-
l. 1T Is "a unnecessary innovation
upon an established praGtice,--an ,mme.
date aud dlrect sacrlGce Of much good,
and as such you'd require The proof OF
meet ssi'y and s cater good, for its SUI
p, II.
- Il necessarily deduct, a most co,
siderable branch from the carving trade.
a"d IS such mus, eIher Withdraw an =,
qhValeni ot;he capital now employed in
'iie shipping Trade, aud thus proportion
any m'msh the shipping of The country :.
yei u ihe same capital be from necessi,y
continued, @hen the demaad has so co,.
siderabiy fallen, the profits of the SHIN
owners mus be reduced ahno.t To no,t,.
'hg' arc 'hus he ship Trade will be in a
shoi"sime absolutely deserted.
". 10 supply ~, Colonies not only in
american shipping. bu with Amcr,can
produce, Is msriiest injustice 10 our
own colonies. Cha, The merchants of
canada VIII be ruined whilst the Ame,;
cans OF Name and New England are en-
riched Al iheir cost.
q That The opening of the colonial
m''kei 10 the American beef and po,k
must most ser'ouSly sfreSl the Dish 1pro.
VISION trade shat The Americans ar.
Nearer, and paying no axes, no INSURANCE.
ana building iheir vessels SO much cheap
CT. hey can bring their provisions 10 ,be
col NAL marke, at half the expense, and
,herstore al half the price. of either the
English or Irish me.chan,s. Tba, III.
ia''er therefore must be ruined IN the
composition, and mus, be mare or less IN.
cured IN proportion as this compcfi,ion ID
more or less ,nrspluced,--i e. as The trade
IS more or les' opened
$. That The American vessels being
arm ed into the colonies, VIII fi;,d 20
difficulty IN introducing coniraband ar,,.
des, to the NANTES, injury If the far
Trader IN the Islands aud The British i'm.
porter or mauuIacturer.-Th That teas and
East India produce are in Amcr,c, So,
)ect 20 no tax so that the induce ~. M 90
coH;rsband trade on The side Of The A,s.
ricans are irresistible.
20 Finally that. his opening of the
colonial market is the first Ink of an in
surrechop which We know moi how far il
may extend"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-17
BRiDGE-TOWN, tBar.) Angus, 9.

Yesterday morning Sir Richard s racb
an arrived IN Carlisle Bay from off the
Western Islands, win his >qIadron. con
sistlng 0f the following ii ps:-.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-17
September 4
DIRECT FROM HoLLdNb.

L-eltets were ye e. day received in
Town, by the arrival Of The Nes.nr, Cant
Layton, from Amsterdam, dated IL. h iu.
ly which slate, hal in consequence oS,he
communication opened between the on
ferhm MS OF France and Englard, and
The rumors OF Peace resulting lherefrom.
Very sensible depression he'd been .x .
pefIerced IN The markets al that place +.
that bui few sales Of colonial produce could
be et%cied a any price, particularly su.
CARS; that coffee had fell 10 % a "a sti.
rcrs' al d vas very dull sale al thai Quota.
ion.
Captain Layton informs, that the Ba
tasian people were mut dissatisfied with
the charge tha" had taken place IN the
government; --that The d scont.pts anono
The lower orders, were loud and general /:
and the administration of their new so.
yereign extremely unpopular and disgust
los.
Accounts from the Eastward Of the
storm and deluge are very DISTRESSING.
In aimost every direction, tia~ corn 6eids
have been almost totally ruined: and
fruit trees OF every kind, either blown
down, or stripped of their bearing. II is
stated, that at The Vineyard, the rain FIJI
thirty inches deep on level.
E!r'rGef Of letter from Brewster, Sehten
Der q.
"On the Gath August we experienced
one OF the strongest gales ard creates,
fail OF rains ever remembered here. Ills
supposed there'was ~ inches Of wster on
a level. The varIsbicness Of the wind oc
casIoned great destruction Our corn
helds are almost wholly leyeiIed with the
ground our orchard erher blown down.
or stripped OF lhei ifJi; large quantities
OF sail hay, swepi OF by the tides. Our
salt works have also been materially IN.
JuFed by the beating jn of fresh water,
aud blowing down our pumps and mills,"
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Tune 16.
Lisbon LEMONS:

Tx (uIltr,ter >hqs jtG ,nDrsd
SO boxes iIeih l.liDun Ia M,INS.
wh!,n ne vii d'tpoit OF yc'> ivs-'by 'hs bcA OF
tmaller qudlsly.
also,
Almonds and Figs m trails, raiins
in hoaes-~nh generst ai.o .ais". u, I'm.
FEC TlCNARY rs utual.
Matthew Eakin.
June IS. GAVIN
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juno Is.
AaGdle AMI A4?1se) -makaRg.
IOHN & HENRY PIERCE,
B4a te4Ve to ,nt5,m fbfir. Fneua. ard The Public

~ II ~ Ok tlCIS X 4 LIN ~,
B4h fe4pe to rat5,m Nfr. Entna! ard fbe Public
az sfnt'at,
THAT they have la,eIy commenced ard in.
l. tend GARY 'Hs OF the Saaaley ard h0,n./i.
rating, ,n'a.!, yatsous braDebts, In Mr. Co.
f'ion's hHur, Oh 'hns Greet, sA'e, atdsis, ,te
'r>ond door below Inc. houGe f,'imsrij n,,uP cd
- j In Eiyan, as I'D as ih p. Nc'k c.
troke laal Ee c.<cusfd n tie nut W etrd
manner and on sl,r Aioittf. notice. Frm DE
attsnti,5, % .ieiz tnSnrfs they hope to give &c.
nera! faIlsfaesi,D and Insiit The apfrctari,n Of
Oh ne who may pieaie to IAyos .tesn Win their
coli m.
p Is colin
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r, remeJe and KEEP ele0r af bed bugi.

= 4 . TeM0Tf ana KIP TIKI W va 0Rg1.
= Aloes of the Succortrina kind, TO re had fror
m a AruggiRs and apo,hecaties, dia,Ivei i"ao'
kind Of fpirt to the confidence which nav he ap
plied,,o the i1ints and creviees of the bedHeads
or eliwhere, With a feather, will Certainly xii
and remove them. About an ounce Of sloes in
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10y vHtue OF a &C zee oil ft h.r tHt CUcuif
~ Ccutr # the DttT;t. "a ( urnbls ii, he
county Of Altxssdla, ma. te,weet, RI, hard
PRIME, tsmtl4MGHt- art Il, fens ~ e;rt!rn.
tatryes ct Robert NJ 'Ciea, Ctteato, ntJ nd. nis.
will be foId, at pubic iats, On "a LAL.al,
the l4'h Day of June. q. iht { A. -tfosr, "a
kiexacGtia: IN c,Tt;t o. tx ne =; ore +. i.
ETY. of an annual ground rent OF 1 a 81 ais up
a lot in Ua'oa Ire !, lea ed 10 I'll m4<~Cr nd G,
on which there is e.etted tbsce tory. rrIk
houie; ALTO, one m5ie 81 an annu1 rfourd.
,rnt Of 40 dollars, On a let ieaitd 20 Mrh-ef
Thorn, in Wales's alley, lew the prep ty of
s nuel Neh $, or vhrh '!Ie is irPrcytnentss
a f.. on a c,ed,t ofiix and Twelve .ntontts. enc
NJ iety OF 1t OF ground PIT Ntrt,; 'tre,;tns
10 ieet, and runn,ne back rag fee s iorhes'-
ecurlty VII be require on the b sc properly
tor shc payment OF fhr pnrcha(. morty. h'' "a
G. .Denesle, CommiNonev.'
Msy %. GAIL j..
St The fale otthe above; proper
tyis poitponed On account Of the wea-
tner, till rnIrlIas next the 10th inlt.
when it will take place at !, O'Clock.
DlWia IF (otun0s0, to Wit
Y II 7 HERE s fEea usaer b.sktrfon hat, BY
Wv lis tstison in wifure, sp, iitn 20 The
Hon. Nicholas F,z.ueh. or CT IRE aiihArt
Judges of the cif u; cout I tho t,Gtt, . { .
tunn,a, 20 he admtie 70 tie wrtht OF he &
Of Co rtrfs tor The ,let g, info ven deh, "a
within the dill 81 az teiaic, ID, hes i',d II, 'in
hat ne is in attuai ctnh TN .nnn II j., b. u DIS
IT Al X n Tia Z. "a y. &c lie uie OF Il :, Mar
adler. and being rnabic 70 onHh ! ( Il e Z ID
ia n Wi , the5s .gafaa h N, b fe =, 10 Gtli-
GER up 10 the ufr q his g, ditto S, al IS proItry,
fca, p-dor.i mixed: N, uce q ct''
"a to he creditors OF the lad akaahdt, B.fkf.
M, that on Saturday, aih a at, m;Ctr. be
weeu the hcI's o tour o 'cl,tk and t,tn III he
tscInoon al The crurt aoue 10 Alexa.A ~, he
arb o. an irfoven, debtor will be .. m rfr 4
!, 10 the laid Alrxaudsr Bfkr,ton, Tdsd I ut+ee
ppointed agreeable t. he fad st, IN
,efs, ratcls caufe be then and thee & 'r~1 TO,
shc contrary.
F.. 81 o de of the hcnorab'e Niehols, F z.
81. hugh, afiGsn' JUDGE otthconhm, o,t
OF The d,f let C"lun bi1. In IS n
day Of june, 1900. c@
G.. Deneale, CSC.
Tune 5.
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nasa.e n'c''aohea 10 our 'a'' 70 oe 'ei'"'
Captain Stoofotd, t'cloosing 70 A'm1'l Coch
l."e' s'qaaafon)' on The ~indwatd ia 10" i" 70
u~y' .'o"i nai"A''oes. NC -co]ee' " he' IolSN's
10 VIC ieas"' III ~, noie 1S. $50,
3.:rf "i1'1" o@se'"/
=. ,,l.
J-n'J ''ie .oi'e 2'"',''oA' ~
eve 20 '"'o''n ''d 'i az s'so'" ~
-, ~ r. " 49, .pa;s -
-,sx,sIa nh. a,4 ,h,, .nosh.r fmsll l,oht has
s1..o4rcq.ds >, !. ,5a, e,.r,...,sro;,s. from
Clear ~, j,ia.jt which, nl5, sd on thepotns
ii The n,bof st Wea .,r,, Tor the conven.etie
4 .,tfsl gtts runa.ps IN outing gales OF WIND.
re go ~1.s s'ee# p6a.l
-st!tAa sc letter e m an American merchants,
:res3'.ag al Monte Viuso. dated March 20,
1906
/" a. order OF the conff has arrived mere a..
ga,nn our uaa'ns win this pace, 10 'na' graz
'H''u'y "'' d'''e 70 o1'a'" p'''"n' ~ :: .''
,'''. "l.sso ~ ps's's, w'u,o no. avs a.
!. sn.,vs ssh,,,s" ~ 800. ~ ,bt,
- ,5,rv !. t;ah "a = 80, X. bs5.n
So - -
-Extract Of n l,tter fran ytyeye9ck datea
MN 3 Inn ssntl,ua,0,u IN pb;M ,elbhya.
Z. =. Flour and wheat have taken a lie, n
consequence of our being deprived OF sup.
plies from Prussia; and Considerable ordsi,
have in consequence gone out to America.
Speculation, were Yesterday made at sis5
n
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Deal, April 80.
A large fleet of Swedish merchantmen,
are iuss arrived 10 the Dvwus from the
Westward, ;. and are now comlag to.aacnor
TO wait for pilots 70 conduct tnc,n TO the
More, where they will rcnialn TIL ali Ea-
gIlsh niaa ot var rs appoinsed 10 ese5n
lnem 10 thr,r different splaces otdesuuatlsa
This atteusion on the part ct our 60:
vernmrnt 10 the pros=cuon ut the Swtd sn
commerce is higaiy menWrlous, al tne
same time that II shews Inc good under.
standing saasis,lue betWeea tne two king,
doM,. 49,
hree or four sail of large copprred
transports. from .he river, having on board
the zls,frgiment OF foot, are come INTO
the cl1swns where they will remain thl
J9f,ed by the restot regiments that are des.
..ncd on the same sthice and so secret
rs the place 81 lhei, destination keeps, that
the officers themselves only suppose the
are gong on foreign service. Conj ccidre
says, the Cape OF Hope, but i. i. pro.
badly mere conjecture.
= -. Gorn Exchange, AbrI 80. 4
There are few fresh arrivals Of wheat
here to day, which is>in but sher. supply, &
few buyers in this trade. Grey peas TIL
ae dearer. Government having taken off
the embargo on the Pfusslan vessels laden
with oars, on security being given, the,
are now broueh, TO 'marks. ba, being
-
mostly OF second quality, and GU, Of coa
dalon, hey are. Sold sefio"er prices
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AaEnyED,

The brig Fanny, Daad, i. II days from Sur.
riHam. Lsh, ,hp C,ntns &c, c'eyensana o.
P'tuand; ori5 MArv ne, M'Cobss, IN tea
ia, t,s Koitoa; aud asp Diana, Cannon, IL
VS. tor Alexandra. 10 at.< ga. 80, long.
oo 81. ipokc brig Fox. Lse, I9 a-,s from
l"4.a Tor Jatnaiva.
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June Is.
The . ublcriber,

At his malu' at'sy. Wotrr n,et of,rs
FOR SALE.
II quantity Of Mould and Dip andes.
upuarHs efte' h ufAnd a,-p.t
White and Brown OAR
And viii hortls have READY IE,t esr, . sr,e rIcrl
He eonnsaes ME BonlnS iehn.H as vaei md
s3s N hand ~m,g DttH
old bdulsd Foater and feie Air,-
Part Il il nearly twelve n ~ = t,.u rtoiv, -
hogheaas rom the brew tyo ~ fl $. Ab1.u a. he.
ward, Phii'dep nia GATE M. ',aao M.,Ih) aovtoIe
If which N ,ri4 viii be utdtctii trrt g. tyto
any ever impo.t sa from o,iou
: - MM.DuNLAP.
May 19 o.
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aecaAorta DaIp advertiser.
MONDAY, JUNE Is.

The frigate mentioned 10 our laG, to behelow,
is the Chichester, OF 44gvns, commanded by
Captain STAFFORD. i'cloasiog 70 Almi1'l Coeh
r.ne's iquadron), on The windward Gstion In IS
days from Barbados. The cnject Of her lolaing
here is, we learn, for flores. p
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It was observed of a gentleman, WI
possessed great learning, but WAS Strem'
" $ilentin company, that his mind WAS
Hbrary'of the most valuable information
upon which spright'v female wi'tlv re
marked that if it was library, it was no,
a circulating one.
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Delsrip5ios q Worms, and me lynpf0ss'
by w6ieb sbey are kBotun.

w,rn,s which infeh the nunas noaJ' arg SN -.
s,a. vz tbe rcres or large rcnnd worm, the a'sa.
~ d. - 1,,a n,lw worm, the escurbsna OF mort
A,t white worm, aad laitly, the s'afa OF esPs
20 called from us resemblance to tape tn's
nv Yards long, and is fall efionss-tis metz Aa'''1'
and mott difficult TO care . a;c-x.
Among. tbe fymptonas attending worms are uiss
,hc breath e.pecaiy in the morning. anu
Al a,..-tcnng IN ths nole and abost the ieae or
ysssn. aud epiieptc hts, and lometlnss Prisaon 81
fosesh- starting and grinding Of the teeth IN Aeep-
appetite notwithstanding TODD aad omeelnles
vor sae;ou,psrging, with Einy and i6t,i koois--Vo'
r,;,;,r arpe and hard belly Pains and hekneis at
the tomasAPans inIhe head and thighs VITA
or fp;rts-Sow fever, with lmall and irregular 2uieA
sry eouoh-Rneiive thirf-Sometime: pale and unnsai,
,hy sountouanse aud fonetimes the face ooateo aio
aulhcd. r,..u. f,,,,,r,s
horjd have immediate reeonris TO HanitonS worm
asa rovinp ozrnges which have been conttaey A'.eh
Al Win acccls N all complaints aiiar to hois aoose
deisribed. ~,
.e Of ,hi, medicine given oeeaiionally durng the
warm isafon will cfeauay prevent the vomiting ana
nurg;oo Of children a dreadful dor5cr which annually
.1oys thoutands Of the infant part OF our cities.
kewts the r,idet and mos certain remedy known ane
has reNored 20 health and yng,h great namosf hsh
IL advanced Hages of this fatal complaint Paftsaiar
aud p,an ufruions are given for every part OF the ne
ccfary trsarmens IN fueh Gales
Children generally take this medicine with eagetnei
having pleading appearance and an agreeable l1's'