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publication of our last paper and so far
from having it in our power to confirm the
reports we then gave. we are sorry to state.
that considerable doubts and even disbelief,
has been thrown on all the accounts, which
we then considered as Conclusive, of an en-
gagement and victory at Maiorca. Under
the London head we have laid before our
readers the opinions and reasonings of the
leading news papers there after a careful
examination of the Subjective can find no
evidence OF. any action having taken place
further than what is founded on the inio-ma-
sion of the sailors from Flushing although
from the known situation of the fleets, we
are sanguine in our hopes of speedily com
intelligence, from an official all
thority, OF some brilliant achievement.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-05-19
THE GREENLAND HUNTER.

..l B7- ar. AHPELE77
Cold are the breezes on Grceniand's coast,
Where breakers of ice meet the billow;
But LOVE- is the Greenland Hunters host.
His polestar, his pilot. his pillow.
Joyous he welcomes the solar ray,
. Dancing the twilight all away.
When the sun Ger his hay horizon rides,
In his radiant course thus SURROUNDING
In his turclad sledge thro the vallies he slides;
Where the Bear and the Beaver are hourGiiig.
Here Jovlal he sports ola Greenland day;
,, Hunting the six months San away!
Pale is the light of the. polar star,
tromth chase that direces him SC vyearry,
w hen the sun in. the ocean sinks hi, car,
And consigns him to darkness so drealy -
Then how sweet in the arms of his love 10
lay,
slumbering the six months nigh: away
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-05-19
FROM LEGHORN.

The ship Augusta, Captain Chever, arri-
we'd at Salem OIL the seventh inst in 40 DAYS
from Leghorn-a gentleman who came pas
senger in her, informs that they had no &C
counts of the French and Spanish fleets ha-
wing arrived at Porto Pcrrajo-nor was
there any account of them; it had been re-
ported that large feet had passed Sicily;
where bound, unknown--Cf Cape de Gar,
tell in with Capt Felt, who sailed in CO. with
him, and informed that he fell IN with Bri-
fish squadron off Majorca, who were watch
ing small French fleet, at Port Mahon, s.
had captured store ships bound to supply
them.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-05-19
Last Eve,li,lg.'s Mail.
NEW YORK, May IA.

At a late hour last evening the ship Allegha-
ny. captain Morris, arrived at this port in
tine remarkably short passage of 50 DAYS
from Greenock. The Editor of the Mer-
camille Advertiser has received by her
Glasgow papers to the 9th ult containing
London news of the 5th, from which the
following articles (Which appear on a cur
sorary perusal to be the most interesting
are copied.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-05-19

The Forester sloop arrived Yesterday at Yar-
mouth, with anaccount two Dutch frigates ha-
wing sailed from Goree, and of two French fr;-
gates having arrived there the 18th from Flush
ing .,.
1t appears frl'm accounts laid before Parlia-
men, that the real value Of ali imports into Great
Britain for the last three years was, for 1905,
53,5S2, 1867. tor 1906 sc, ,7o7f and for 1907,
SIS, 500,990i. That the real value OF exports for
the same three years was, for 1905, 81, 1902, 1891
for 1906, 5E,028,S8lk and 1907, 5J,452, 661k-
That the total real value of all imports from Ame
RIGA was. for the wear 1905, 4,076S0Gi for 1906,
4.S6o.74Sk. and for 1907, 6,551, 410t; and that
the real value of exports from Great Britain to
America for the said three wears was, for 1905,
1,4i6,093k for 1906, IL, e6s, ST. and for 1907,
u, 097 ,942i.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-05-19
LATEST FROM SpAIN

Captain Lovett, who arrived at this port
last night in SO day from St. Lucar, informs
that the Prince of Peace was beheaded on
the 5th of April and that the Prince Fer
dinand was proclaimed King on the 9TH
Bonaparte was momently expected at Mad
rid with $4,000 troops. St. Lucar was block
AIDED by or 10 sail of the line. Provisions
were very high -four Is dollars, and rising.
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!. has been tecaptured and arrived

and the .ffti. has been tecaptured and arrived
at Barbados.
The ship Sir Samuel Auchmuty, from Surinam
to London, was taken the middle of last month,
the day after she sailed, and carried to Guada.
loupe Produce is so abundant at Guadalupe,
and the conveyance oft to other countries difficult
& hazardous. that it is no uncommon sight to see
large quantities fsugar, in hogsheads lying on the
beaches without any person to watch or take care
OF them 50 low is the estimate, under existing
circumstances, of this valuable article.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-05-19
SILL rs dT AUCTIOW

nN "wednesday the first day of June next, 1T
~ the late dwelling house of Marcus Elcan,
decd. will be sold, positively without reserve,
his Stock of LEATHER, &c. Consisting Of
3O,0OOlb. Soai Leather, different qualities,
a Quantity ofbrdle and harness Leathers,
A quantity Of horse, hog, & lambskins, dressed,
- sacks Salt, Coffee and Sugar,
An excellent saddle Horse, Saddle 6. Bride,
One negro Man and two Women,
n large parcel vi Ropes, Rigging, &c.
And two years lease Commencing the 1st inst J
OF that valuable TkN-YARD belonging to the es-
tate of Mr.. Bockius, lately in the occupancy Of
Mr.. Elcan
ALso-All his HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &c
in excellent preservation, consisting Of
Mahogany Tables, Wardrobe & Bedsteads,
Chairs, Beds; Mattresses,
An elegant sett of Cut-Glass Ware,
handsome new Brussels CARPET,
Patent Glass Lamps,
And number Of useful & ornanrentaI ArticIcsy
At the same time will be hired until Christ
mast next two valuable NEGRO men, one Of
whom can be particularly recommended Tor his
attention and actiyity
Terms, Except for caics Of furniture, &c. y
Cash for all purchases under SO S-above 50 <
and under 100 S 90 days crcdit-aboye 100 <
and under 300 S, sin months credit, and above.
300 g, twelve months credit Approved cntlof
sed notes negotiable and payable at the Bank
of Virginia will be Unfortunately required OF
the purchasers Fors,lcs of furniture months
credit wiz be given all sums above 50 8, for
approved notes as above mentioncd-under 50 x
cash. BY order of the Executors
JAMES BROWN, jr. .Auc'y.
May 10. (tdsl
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a vessel, we understand, will be dispatched
from this port by Government about the 24th inst
for Rio Janeiro and ST Salvador and that HEN
RY Hill Esq of this City, Cately consul at Ha-
bove vessel as agent of the government
MI L'Orac{e
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-05-19

difliising itself over the public mind, nor
knowledge OF the daily and ultimate
benefits resulting from the Embargo.
A 81. cause is, that not .nly the FEDERAL
prints, but the once leading den,ocrat,C
paper of New-York increased the dc,n-
sion. The Editor of the american CT
f,zen, who is now bewa'ling the reoolu-
ton IN New nrk, and declaring that
this state has disgraced herself, was
the very man to denounce the President
and Congress for acting under the secres
snfuence of France.
In this paper, we have completed the
llid PART ot the Public Hocuments-and com
menced the lVth PART, containing FIR. Monro.'s
vindicatory letter.-We have jgone through that
portion OF it, which relates to- the impressment
OF seamcn-In our next, we shall finish tlfS
letter, which viii then complete the whole ct
the Public DocuMENrs.
We are authorised to state, that &c lanes c:
Laidlsy and James n Neal decline serving ,,,
the Monroe committee for the county of wood
We are informed through the same medium.
that Col. Hugh Phelps declines serving OF. the
Madison committee for the same county.
A company is about to be established in Peters.
burg, with capital OF $1,000 dollars, for Tie.
+" Carding and Spinning of Cotton and Wool, Full
ling, Wearing Of cotton Shirtiigs, Cambrichs;
Dimities, .Cinghams, Nan5eens, Kerseymeras,
velvets, Velyeteens, Patent Cords, birovs.
Grsndure!is, Tickings, Hos'eries, and all other
articles Of Cotton and Woni--And also the ma
mltact'ire of Iron Ware, such az Nails. Hoes,
Spades, Scythes, &c. &c. or such of the said C.
Enumerated articles and manufactures rs the soci-
ETY. shall, from time TO time; find To be the M It.
productive, and as the calls for consumption may
demand."-L Tie Prospectus shall be published
III the Enquirer as soon as possibic.l
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-05-19

q THOSE Gentlemen who Lave borrowed
FILES OF THE .ENouIRER, BOOKS, or pAM-
FHLErs at this Office, viii please return them az
soon as possible.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-05-19

The President Of the ited States left the CT
ty of Washington Friday last, on a visit to Mon
ticeilo. ThePresident returns by the 9Th of Jun,.
Mr.; Madison has also gone to Virginia to return
at the same period the secretary at war and Sc
cretary of the navy remain at Washington and
the secretary ofthe treasury will remain for some
time......1uroya
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-05-19

In Rhode-Island, Governor Fenner, a republ
can, is reelected, and we believe the complexion
OF the Legislature continues republican
~ Not Int
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-05-19

merchants at Antwerp have been seized and
sent to the Temple for having held a COM
municatiou with England. Similar measures
have been adopted at Client. We hear this
day that there has been an instruction of
the farmers in Prussia, headed BY some
Prussian officers, against the French soldiers
quartered there. The particulars have not
yet reached us.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-05-19
May 10

@ TOLEN from the stable Of JOHN Marshall.
~ Esq Richmond, on Monday night, 10th IN.
slant, Chesrut Sorrel IIOE -, between six
and eight years old, having star in Isis fore.
head, and several spots on his back produced by
saddle scaids. name hanging (near the shout
ders) on the wrong sidc--Hc is nicked and his
tail long, no shoes behind and those before of long
standing-The Horse is lengthy aud about Is
hands high, trots and canters wei. whatsoever
returns the horse or gives information where he.
may be obtained, shall receive any Compensation
within the limits Of reason May 10. (1swG)
VIE subscriber Is compelled ny bn urgent &C.
4 casion TO visit the western country inme-
diately, during bis absence he has con6ded his
professional business TO the management of his
friends Samuel Taylor and Richard b. Good,
Esq-Swts will be commenced and carricS on
by either OF these gentlemen until his reiuin
PETER T. SMITH.
Manchester, May 19 Gaw2w)
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The London and Cork fleets have arrived AZ
barbsd'cs OF the former FIVE were captured By
two French frigstes, fous of which were burnt.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-05-19
From letters received in New York.

from letters received in New York.
letter from Rotterdam, dated March.
Sth' says, -" thips coming bona tide from A.
menca are admitted, even after having
touched at a British port. Markets very
high"
another letter, dated March Cpd, saws.
the embargo is not yet raised, and II an.
tsars en@t the Emperor has determined to
sHtah all American vessels until the United
oIAteS sAaIl nave declared for one or other
- SsT s9h%HaiHg powers. SIX Of the FIRST
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-05-19

We are informed through the same mediums.
mat Col Hugh Phelps declines serving OF, tie
Madison committee for the same county,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-05-19

We are authorised to state, that ssJames {:
Laidisy and James n Neal, decline serving. on
the Monroe committee for the county of Wucd.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-04-05
FoR THE IRCUS.

II Dialogue 6ef7uecs t.sacbius a CSrfsfj6a.
Iheostts Deist, and .9Se6es az lHshe.
! isl.
ERsebins. WELL, gentlemen, What relief
have "sSoner anu Sgiie" Afforded you froh, YOUR
remaining scruples and doubts: and from YOUR
'ea,S IN the dark, and especially in sickness,
and when IN DANCE of death
| Ase6es. delightful temporary relief / as.
sure you, and that is enough.
Iheosffs Truly Temporary, confess, and
transient as dtoam bat unhappily ie.,vinr
stings behind them. The rocket paws Ter. and
groans under the securit; against s5,eo s,s5s,
md bagnlo diseases, rs far as v.c ave recourse
Uonen !; and when 20 scihe sic m tia
purse, and body, Cor head at any rate) severely
pay.for all the reliefit bsirgs and indeedIcaye,
us ASeoes, beset by blue devils, who plague ia
as much as ENSe6iNs and his pries.s tel US tho
last. 80 ~
EIse6ius. An honest confession. 7Htosif.,
put nsebes, is teanpora'y rel, f However De-
1Shgut,' to be put into competition, bya bhiEo.
Sopsicdf mind, with and iGstirg re4ne4- for
eSe'y evil Sphieh bejai rs in his sroyid, and
with passport 20 infinite and endless bliss in
the world to GOMEZ
-fse6es Ave, bat this is mere rant, euthus-
asuc dreaming; YOU would have me look to a.
hother world, no one knows where it is, and
when 1t WI be found, and quit all the delig
- 49, ~lSroi''s NNoliNi, III winch We
I'VE, and where, Il there be God who made
1t ne certainly must think me fool If do not
ENJOY all tne good things he has s,rewed in nv
way
Eusebins. There is Coz al nntpye srove,
and Tor aught youcan prove 70 the contrary, he
mas offered You the temporary transient good
things Of this world, mingled with the evils.
which the candid 7HeosfiS &c kncw!edres. are
inSepa able from them and the pure ard ever
las ny happiness Of future s5ate fr your
choice-the condition is ani ~ made EHown, and
IL seems like m@dr SIS u f1t,i>c he ufier OF h,-
t'ue eternal bliss aDd to cept IN lis stead, =
ia .ent, momentary, delusive mimick1y OF
ha piness Whatcau JON rea.!p lose, gentle
men If i am mistaken and what will YOU rot
substantially lose If Won 81, uld he mistaken
and what will you Mt gin if am not mists-
Ken, as 1t IS imp, ss,ble h uid be, as has been
prove d thousand times, and above thousand
years before you were born.
| GerVds Stars and Nathaniel Sclten, Esors are
elected 70 represent the county Of Henrico, in
the next General Assembly Of this Common
wealth. :.
- Our readers will please TO note tie follou-
iAG error IN The piece mi!ey the signature f Eu,
eoius, pnblishcamifigt.' 4rgus, V;s. Sdb4xe>
3d COZ 3Cfh line, fer &c Rich'd. Iose," read
RocHBLAEv
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cumstances can the plea of necessity be
maintained, and if such proceeding has
NOT tne plea of necessity, it assumes the
character of aggression. .Ifthese concurrent
securities against such an apprehension
nave any vaiue, the necessity no longer ex-
lists; II they are of no value, negotiation
cannot De attempted, as the basis upon
which 1t rests, the mutual confidence ofthe
two parties, would be wholly wanting.
FROM the moment after the unfortunate
affair OF the Chesapeake, that his majesty 5
naval commanders, in these waters, had as
certained that they were safe from the eff
tervescences of that popular fury, under
which the most glaring outrages were COM
mitted' and by which they were very ma
turally led to the superstition that they
we're objects of particular hostility, and
mat state OF war against them, requiring
precautions on their part had commenced.
no coduct has been imputed to them, which
could vindicate the necessity of maintain
Ing in forcethe Presidents proclamation.
Remainder Of Mr.. Resets letter in our next
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-04-05
March u 1903

Il ANYWAY on Wcdne day last. .lom he
~ Subscriber Tesiding in be civ Of Rich.
mond, a negro bsy named Billy. about 70 or
IS years Of age remarkably black, with short
knotty hair, and = sensible counfenance. He IS
noted FOR smiling when spoken to- lie had on
when he went away, brown drab jscket lie
sleeves OF which were ragged, pa6 alo5ns of he
same. patched ~ several places wi,h iigh, grey
cloth and an India cotton shirr; bur vas bsre.
looted ard wiki aut ha., Any pcfson s,,o vzi'l
.ieiivsF him 70 the ,ub,csiber, If ne apu,eh-uts
nun in this oi'yI shall receive = rev7asd ef 6vg
doila's; and, IF elsewhere e zen dollars ard
teasonsble expenses paid re mas ,ela1ions II
Shirley IN Charles city county, and may perhaps
nave gone 90 thai place. or he may have vcrs
into Chesterfield, or fa-;hsr South, % q vsn,Ie-
man says he believe n saw him on Thursdsv
'att, following a Wagon on the Manches,cr
Turnpike Road t. e Is reason 10 bslievz
that ne sole, and Ia. either sold thrown AVA.
orcarredwith him h following va uable arsiciess
large NINA urc picture set IN sol3, ailh Aair in
he back and lin. he gold a mite deufcd IN
G. nsequenee of a fan being TIE likeness Of =
young lad drcssed in Whine, IS fair eonpisxioi..
black eyes, and light GU Ing hair pared on The
forehead and hpwng on The IN lWders ,yith iea
md white beads around The neck alea SMELL
minia uro pictu-e (set IN gold unHra rirl Of a
young lady with black hair AID rvcs asd han.
iiu' face the frame IN he shape of sn oetagop.
and BE- ~ little on inc side, 10 eonscratnce e
having been uoioen npon also small odd
breast pin IN endsa f1r BAR. which vas ,ev.r
put IN. bp btYcf elk 10 is stsad. yvbosvey
viii bring either e he said orioles 70 the gos
scriber shall receive liberal yevyard.
djVyN.d BYRD.
NJ 4 W
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Cash Sale.

PY viy;ue Of deed OF trust r. m IN Boat
- wright 70 he subscriber bearing date he 18th
day OF hugus5, 1873, and recorded in ne comfy
court of Cumberland TO secure the ravr,ent &c
sunry deb's therein specified VIII. BIZ
SOLD. at the fronr door Of HcLson's Tavern,
near tie ur, house Of the said County. on ,h,
forrth Monday in April next Fit ,being court
day] One Hundred Acres Of Land adjoining
the lands Of Alexander Trsn', dec ard othgis,
six head of horses, ore cart and one yoke oe
oxen, twelve head of cattle. twelve head oe
saeeP, Eve seS her beds. with heir Furnisures.
aid All of the said Bnarw 'ight's Hou,ehcld and
hpchen Funi'uve, or SO rrpcn thereof, IS VIII
De sufficient discharge the co7eBrnfs in the said
Iced and the charges for carn ing he save INFO
effecr so much Of The stock, &c as shall be
produced TO The trustee or the day Of sale.
Henry Bell.
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Sales at Auction.

THIS DAY, at two e'cock. at nv Auction
store, 70 close coHsignment, v Ill positive,
y, be sold ufbouf reserpe,
A Bags of Coffee.
2 Barrels and ] hid. Sugar
III. NJ MYERS,
Tue,lav. 5,h April 1903.
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Charlotte Court, SIN March, 1903.
Nathaniel Journey and Lucy his wife I
Charlie Hupdley aud Martha his wife -.
and Thomas Es,is, RITZ =
AGAINST -
Anthony Hs1dIey and Mary his wife. ia. -
coo BEADING and Mildred his wife, Will -
an Cookruu and Nance his wife, Evin : =
Snead and Elizabeth his wifs. Cauer .
White. eSerntor oE John White and -
guardian Ct ne orph1ps OF the sad Iphn ,
White. Frances White, Sarah Walker -
and John Esiis, administrator Of Elisha
Estis, DGs
Il HE defendants Anthony Egndlcy and Mary
his wife, Jacob Beading 9, Mildred his wife
William CCekrum aud Nancy lis wife and Sarah
Walker, no, having entered their appearance ae-
corsing to .he sc' Of assembly and me rules Of
This court, ard IL appearing 70 the satisfaction
Of The court that they are not inhabitants Of This
sfste on the motion Of the plaintiffs By their
attorrsy--I IS ordered, shat ,hey appear here on
he frat day Of August court next and enter
thev appcarauce'i AID hat copy Of this order
he inserte{ IN one Of the newspapers printed II
4 camond Cor two months snccessvely aud pos;
Cd at the cont door Of the eourt house of tho
said county
|, Il coty. 7cste, (spJ
Thomas Read, elk,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-04-05

Ei&ER WILLIAM ivEpBsn, ut the
count Of Goochl@nd, departed this life
the first day OF last month, IN Il G 5ist
year % HIS age. He was pastor q the
Dover Baptist Church of Christ FOR up
wards OF dirty years-His zeal for the
cause OF God, his unwearied diligence
IN the ministry, and his success in The
dsI nsation of the Gospel, has render
cd his memory dear to the church Of
Sod.
On the 10Th Of March, in Powhatan
county, JosRFH MosBY fsa. worthy
and respectable member of society.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-04-05


THE publication Of the documents rela-
tive to the attac' on the Chesapeake is con-
cluded in this days paper, except small
part of Mr. Roses last letter. In the next
Argus the interesting correspondence be-
tween General Armsfrong, our Minister
at Paris, and NJ. Chamhe,sny the French
minister, will appear.
The public viii then sec hGw little foundati.
on there has been for the ssns less olsnor Of
1imofh, Pickering and othefg concerning con-
cessi0ns 10 France, and Frel d Influence, ex-
ertcd on our government. sIr. Arnstroag's let
ters breathe the n3Dle spirit Of firm and inde-
pendent american, and FIR Cho,n6afgiy's ter
ible answer, (Which the Feferafisfs, and offey
enemies Of tic administration, supposed to con
tain arbitrary commands 10 the President
and Congress Of the u. s. and 20 have &C.
complished nothing less than making this
country a province Of the French empire
turns out to be only ciai and naiDfhor-
tant note ! Such is the great sagacity of
Timothy, and the deep penetration Of the
RsseXjunto Let them az capable Of
shame) hide their heads, Is confusion, frou,
he frowns and sueers Of an insulied and
indignant people.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-04-05


AIMING at nothing in conducting this
paper but TRUTH, and pubic utility, which
by nothing else but Until can be promoted,
we are always ready to correct our own
errors, when we discover them, as well as
anxious to detect and defeat those of our
antagonists. We therefore candidly ac-
knowledge an inaccuracy in the editorial
remarks in the last Argus; which ohnear
to convey an idea that the documents now
publishing prove that Col MONROE has
e1Iiress'y declared his authorization ofthe
rejection of the treaty.
We prophesied that it Yonl6. appear from
those documents that che ayit,r1oed oCthe
rejection ;" but were led 70 say SO, from
our own belief that such are hissentiments,
and our own erfectations that his letter
written since his return to This country
would be found to contain enough to war
rant that belief We are now assured bv
such respectable authority as we cannot
discredit, that such is not the case, and
that the letter contains no such ExpREs-
sIoN.--We still believe, however, that no
ofhosffe sentiments will be found in il; and
that, If Mr. Monroe does hot mention his
dffro6dtion, neither does he his d,sahhro.
baton of the conduct OF the President in re-
jecting the treaty.---When the letter itself
appears, the public will judge hozp fa1 VIC
were incorrect.
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NOTICE.

# He S,bc,ibers having formed connection
~ business, un er the firm Of HOVEY &
SfHkWJ orr FOR SALE. CT fhe Store lately
ocee1'ed by lhy Cbdrtes1 IDacnrardo, the follow
ing articles
so hhds II. z. Run,
IS hhds. leaf and lump sugar,
II bags If pepper
9 ton Of 10, lead
10 boxes cotton and wool cards,
IS boxes candles
IS boxes n. York chocolate
IS trunks OF shoes assorted
so tisrces Stone Lime.
HENRY H0HEY,
J.4MES SIZER.
frT- ALL PERSONS who ase indebted 10
the subccrbtr are requested TO make immediate
payment No urther indulgence will be given
20 those Whose bonds and accounts have been
dne six months. HENRY HOVEY.
Apr 5h, 1913 ep5w
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Flour was getting at Ba1bsdoes on the 18th ut
at II dotaiS per barre and veasels laden with
2.ev'a ons were N-siricied by 'hr COVE, nment
from leaving - Isiand OVER Ary.)
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