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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-04-22
BRYAN fiAMPSON
HAS FOR SALE.

HAS FOR SALE.
10 pipes old port
5 do. Madeira =
so quarter casks Lisbon
IL do. particular Teacrlffe n
Is do. Malaga
S pipes old cognac brandy
S do. 4th proof Holland Gin
5 hhds. 81 pmef Antigua rum
Il tle, first quality p1olasses
s do, green coppefas
9 do. alum
sc do. brown sugar
&c bags pimento
Is do. pepper
10 chests young Tyson !
10 do .hyson skin -
S do. imperial J "a
loo bags green coffee
$50 kegs madden
so dc. ground ginger
50 do. raisins
1900 lbs. bacon, well cured
S kegs salt pctre
A quantity of fire and ground alum salt.
Atail times he has the first quality flour for
milyuse on hand--with number of other
ofwhick he will sell low on his
former terms.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-04-22
ROBEFT CRAY,

ROBERT GRAY.
Bookseller end Sfafioaey, Kiag-sssesf, y4.le9os-
sria, oPere 81, sale, zudolsstt1e or retas9,
Che following BOOKS
loo American Pfeceptor
100 columbian Orator
Sc Dwight's Geography
II Eutropius
% Iess's Tutors Assistant
SO Schc-,l Testanlents
IS Webster's Selections
IL Wehster's Mercantile Arithmetic
500 Nlurrayss English Reader
1000 Introduction 10 Reading
IS Mars Caesar
81 Erasmus
100 Philadelphia I.atia Grammar
20 Rudcman;s Rudiments
los Scouts Lessons
<25o Ashes Grammar
70 Estropius
S. Eneisk's Dictionary
IS Jones's Dictionary
SO Ramsay S Life OF Washington
Guth,ie's Geography, vols. guar
to, wish Folio Atlas
IS School Bibles
s. Family le, assorted
Rihles, octave, with Canie's Notes
y Horace Delphini
- Yir;5iI do.
Il Ovid 90.
% Caesars do.
Il .Sa!!ust's Go
Il Ls..;;s;, i,'s creek and Latin Iessa'
aeRt
6 Cicero Delphiai
s. 6 Juyenai do.
S Terrence do.
10 Bowditeh's Practical Navigator
% Universal History, abridscd, for tho
use Of Schools
"a Morse's Geography, abridged
u Godsmith's England, abridged
IL ---- Rome, abridged
l0 History Of America
500 Dilworth's Spelling Book
100 Webster's Go.
100 Universal do.
SO Columbian do.
- Murray's do.
10 Misses Magazine. !
And a variety of Books in the DIFF
ferent departments of Literature aud
Science.
april IS. lawln
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-04-22
EOR WELLS
March ss
Is Whereas Stebhe11 Looke, OF

Loudoun county, Virginia, did, on the 9th
day of January, 1907, execute a lease fer a
place called g ,Joncs's Point." binding on Po-
tonac river and Great Hunting Creek to a
certain A. G. hammond for the term Of Sc
ven years; whici lease was afterwards assign
ed toa certain Benjamin Morris, who alter
wards delivered me peaceable possession oil
the premises.
AsI do net hold the same under lease or
rent from any person but claim IT as my
own right: wish and request those who
have any. counter claims TO come forward and
establish them according to Lax,
Josiah Browning.
March %. dim
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-04-22
N q T / G. T.,

ct a meeting of the Directors Of the Liz
tie River Turnpike Company, on the 18th OF
March, lsO8--Ordered, That the Stockhold
ers In the additional shares In said company
do, and they are hereby required, 70 make
sixth payment to the Treasurer of the Com.
pany of Ten Doiars on each share by then
respectively subscribed, on or before the first
day of May next--Also, tie further sum OF
Ten Do!kara or each share, on or before the.
FIRST day Of Jolly, also, the further sum OF Ten
Dollars on each share on or before the first
day of.Septcmber also the further sum Of
Ter dollars on each share on or before the first
DAY of November, also the further sum OF
Ten Doilurs on each share by them respective
1y subscribed on or before the first day Of
.January, 8os.s
= Jonah Thompfon.
Treasurer Z. r.. z. Comtaay.
March 81. colin
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-04-22

Old ST. Estephe Aiedoc laret, in cases O.
one dozen
a few dozen fine old frontinac
Ditto do. best wine bittes
Jamaica and West-India rum
New-Eupland do.
Cognlac, BourdeauX and Naples brandy
Holland ans country GIN
SchledaEga GIN In cases
IRISH Whlskey, very Ola
70 barrels pennsylvania rye wliskey
Cldef Ia barrels
White VINE and elder Finegar
Florence OIL III TASKS
hog*heads Havana honey
Is do. choice retailing melssses
(,un,owA.r
Innrr;aI
uvson V-EAc
Young Hvsop
1yyson-Sl,in and sooa 4"u''9
Souchug
M,scovado sugars. different qualities
-, - p
oas .,d ,,,,n,, s,,,rs pb;,sac,nhia. Bal
i-oal '''l A 49, AZ
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-07-22
NORFOLK Julv 1s.

The following was handed US this morn
irr by the mate Of vessel arrived yes
terday from Jsmaica:
+" VIXEN you arrive in Americe, please
have the following printed in the news.
papers
Kingston CJao,, Jmre %, 1908
"The Ame,ican brig Btllona, capt"
LafIou, was brought irto Tbs port fer adj
publication on he l7th inst. by lis Britain.
nick Maiesy's ship Garland, Rowland Be
Won, Esq commander, tsken on her pas
sage from Charleston to Baltimore, with q
cargo Of rice"
(rhis is the FIRST instance which We have
heard Of coasting vessel being captured
On The coast; but perhaps the Beiiona had
the previous misfortune 30 be blown OIL
the place of capture viii best settle that
n,aGer.--Bd LcGgG)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-07-22
pHIL.ADELpHEA. July Il.

Il is rumorred that the Unied States
have offered ;heir mediation, for the res
toration o.! peace in Europe bat we can
rot say the rumcur is founded, though
fyom he respeGN in which our go, ernmenl
is held by the Russian emperor, through
when it is said The overture was h'sj
made, it appears not only probable, hut
would be in itself measure honorablr
TO he American So7ernmeni'-hErora
An American gentleman, who went to
England in the Osage, writes 10 his father
at Washington c, Ivy" Great calculations
were made in England on an insure Glion
in The eastern states in opposition TO the
embargo founded on PickerMg's letter.
which had been university printed and
was read with great avidi'y every where"
Thus it is that the incendiaries of the
United States, act as allies 10 the British
government, against the people whose pa.
tience exceeds ali example.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-07-22
Washington, July Is, 1903.

GENTLEMEN,
Next to the consciousness of
having done my duty, and more than my
bare duty, / prize the appreciation of the
pmediate spectators of that persecution.
VIII ch has ensucd my best services TO the
state and therefore this testimonial from
the citizens of the national metropolis,
Cannot but be acceptable to bosom, whose
sensD!iities have beer rent by the rank
est Inscriptions of envy and disappoiut-
mcnt
We have seen in other times and in o.
ther cases, an uniform series of good Offices
and long continued service, expiate the
foulest offences, and recommend to the
public confidence, those who had deserved
i'll of their country; but by some strange
distortion, my exertions for the public veal,
instead OF yelling anterior misconduct,
have produced a resurrection of legendary
tales, and jarndiced re;rospection of my
whole life and actions, to wound my cha
racter and blast my fame.
would accompany my sincere acknow-
Judgements, gentlemen, for this manifesto.
ton of confidence and good will, by some
suitable declaration /; bnt promises are too
often vain, and professions too frequently
delusve; l will therefore intreat of my
fellow citizens to judge me W my works,
anu nut oE iilc III tGllidliOiiS vi lucSS WHO
seek my destruction ; and as they may find
me, so let them estimate me.
beg you to accept my best wishes for
your prosperity and happiness-ard ain
with great respect,
Gentlemen,
Your ob't serv't
JAS. WILKINSON.
10 C2,n'fus Conf Siap', Esq.
lind he committee OF Citizens.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-07-22
wAsHINGTON CITY, lnly 1e.

This Gay French government mcssen-
ger landed at the Navy Yard from on board
a corvette of is guns end 40 men, in II
days from Bordeaux. On her arrival she
fired a salute which was returned.
This vessel is last from the French is
lands, and brings dispatches from the GO
vernment of Martinique for Gen. Turreau-
1t is not known that She brings any adyices
from Bordeaux from whence she first sailed.
1t is not understood that there are any
dispatches for this government.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-07-22
At a Court Of Hastings
for he city Of WILLIAMSBURG, held the 29th da,

for he city Of Williamsburg, held the 2s,h day
Of June, 1903.
Robert Greenhow, PltI) In
AGAINST SCb1n
Thoras Reeves b James Davis, Defts. ) ceiy
THE Defendant Thomas Reeves not having
entered his appearance and given security
scco ding 20 Inc al Of assembly and the rules Of
Ills court, end it appearing the court that he is
70; aninhabitars ofthis country, on tse motion Of
lie plaintiff by his counsel, II is oyde,ed, that he
aid defendant do appear here on or before the
f0urth Monday in Odober next and answer the
Plaintiffs bill and that copy Of this order be
inserted in one of the newspapers printed in the
oi-y r Richmond for two months 81, cessivtiy
a. po,te1 A. the front door Of The court house
o. mis- city ., it's further ordered that tho de-
fcndan, lanes Davis. do not pay TO The said
Taomas Reeves his agent or auorocy. any mo-.
NC ~ sther property in his hands belonging &c
thc aid Thomas, Until the further order Of this
cOur'.
r cGpyg--Tfse.
William Russell, c. c.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-07-22
NETWORK, Jnly IS.

Capt. J. II, Horton, who arrivel at Sag
Harbour, on Friday from Machias, inform
THAI he saw there hand bIl issued from
S. johns which gsve al account Of
great naval engagement in the Medi:
rsneaa, in which the French were defeat
ed. The English Acknowledge TO have
lost 5000 men, AID three ships which blew
up during The engagement.
(ller. .Adv.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-07-22

rityl and threw Il away in Tie prosecution
OF scheme which eau neN CIR result to our
advantage. The only extent TO which we
should wish 20 carry en- this species of ma
nuf2cture, should be to iSra,sh ourselves
and families, and rs soon as we exceed this,
we shall be az a loss what TO DO with the
Surplus. The idea is ,.n c,.i!dish for retu-
tation, TO think of exporting 1t TO foreign
markcts-wherE thcn u, The advantage of a
mauuractory TO make more than we want !!
What shall we do with II, We are told that
cloth will become cheap--suppose 1T should
become dog che0h, will it not destroy the
very main spring of the institute on, insomuch
that there would he no profit to reward the
manufacturer 1t no, TO be expected that
the artlzan would he contented with the idea
OF being dressed in Virginia cloth, when he
has no means to administer to his more i'm
Fortunate wants. We might as soon expect
fop to exist by the reflection ofthe mirror
which d splays his dress, AS that the mocha
mic could support himself and family by la
Dor, (which alone brings IN their clothes. 1t
Cannot be expected that any person will "a
bandoD his avocation, no matter how hum
| bic and limited in profit, TO engage in q
| scheme which consumes his labor without
frewardng his industry. This subject pre-
sents such a variety of branches, that i
could pursue them beyond the limits of a
letter, orthe patience of my friend, both OF
which requ re me 10 conclude
AS you express great anxiety upon this
subject, and IL you should feel at all inte-
rested in these remarks, l will continue
them in my next"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-07-22
RALTIMORE. LILY le.

COL. BURR The British Packet.
with Burr on board, has sailed from Hal
fax for England.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-08-30

and orders OF council are enforced and
confidently believe that the president of
the United States, without our intcrfer-
ence, will remove the embargo. as soon as
it can be done with safe =. In this view
we are fully supported by the opinions of
many of the most respectable and wealthy
merchants in Salem.
We are also apprehensive that the mea-
sure recommended, would be attended
with no salutary effects, but rather tend to
embarrass the government, excite ,rritati-
on, and promote division, already too APP.
parent. We do not therefore dee = IL our
duty, to call the inhabitants nf Salem toge.
Their to deliberate CT the subject, unless ur-
ged to the measure by cur own townsmen,
according to the pravisiqns of the law.
We are respectfully, your friends; and
humble servants.
JOHN HATHORNE, I Selectmen
MOSES TOWNSEND, Of
GEO S. JOHONNOT, 2 Salem.
JOSEPH ROPES.
Salem, August 10, 1905.
The selectmen of Marblehead have fol-
lowed the example Of those OF Salem, in
refusing to call a town meeting to consider
the Bps'oh petition to the president for raj
sing the embargo.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-08-30
BY LAST EVENINGS MAIL.
NEW-YORK. August PSI.

Mr.. Brumfeld, passengerin the Mary.
from Liverpool, is the bearer of dispatch
from Mr. Pirckney, TO our government.
The Mary sailed from Liverpool on he lO'k
OF July, and does nat bang 90 ate Jews as the
Isabella, arrived At Boston.
On Sunday arrived at Boston, the Rris
Mercury. capt Bradford, So days from All
cant. and 40 from Gibraltar. The accounts
by this arrival are not soimpcrtant or par
tculsr as were to beexpected. He bro;,ehr
no papers from the latter place; bet re-
ports verbally, that the French were still
IN possession OF Barcelona; though a nar-v
ut aboui 1000, who were ordered from IN te
CITY INTO the country, were met with by the
opaniards, and entirely cat To pieces -.
that Gppont's army frou Madrid, had
been wholly destroyed, with she loss of 1000
Spaniar'ls; that TIE French Consul If MAJ
lags with several French merchants, had
been massacred by the popuiace that the
FRENCH We're compelled to fiy from every
parrot Spain; that the spirit ofrcsistance 10
French aggression was universal THROUGHOUT
tne- country sand chat but one sentiment
appeared 20 prevail among the inhabitants.
- o i've free or D. risn.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-08-30

carry him before some Justice of the peace, for
the county of PittsyiYania, uiat such proceed
irgs may be had against him, as is prescribed BY
law. The sum Of 5 5i0has been raised byvclun
tarv subscription, by the inhabitants ofthe coun-
~ of Pittsylyania, and is herehs offered as an
additional reward, by the said individuals, TO
zny person or persons who shall apprehend and
carry the said Gardiner Mays before someius-
tice ofthe peace for the said county. The sub
scriPtion paper is In the hands of Mr.. William
Yanccy of the county of Pittsyvara, gentle
man ct responsibility, who will be responsible
for its delivery
N 3. Gardiner Mays IS from 20 to as years
ofage, FIVE feet, from three to FIVE inches high,
close, stout, and strong made, particularly in
the body, IN which he is longer thar usual For
men othis height, his arms are stcnt, his Oh. CHS
Short and small compared with his body his
legs short ard we'll Propor,ioned, MS face aii,-
tie prominent, witl, strong full beard his nose
large. and iittle swelling from the f,rehead
To the end, where i appeals quite full. On ace
observation hise eyes may appear rather .earcr
together han usual, and it Is bell we'd there is
a small bl-mi ~ in one of them, perhaps the left
His hair is darll co,ored ana snort; he has been
bred to labor, AND is OLA compl, xion common
To men OF that descr a. Il is trough, by
some that there is a scar on some part OF hes
fitoe; tho ,gk ofthat orine bieinish in the eve
we arc not positive. hmo IS, has wearing APP
parel IS a blue co,omon clo,n sur,o1 lined win
red hr'nel; Virginia ylo,h coat, with bisox
buttons, button holes and black sil& cape; u
pair of white cashmere pancaoons and waist
coat He occasionally carries large butcher
knife under the breest of his cost ground 10
an edge on the back, so as 10 represent the
blade ola dirk.
1t is hoped that the atrocty of this murder,
the uncertainy to what place the murderer
vii! a, aud thc strong dcalald which JUST
nas on isin, val nc s,Ghc,ent lpol ~ iot te-
guessing ,he editors of ncwspapc- $ ,..uIghon,
the Uayed States. 70 give thus panhe.Alon a
place ~ theh ieSjective ,,..3erS
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-08-30
AN ATROcIOUS MURDER COMMIT.
TED; AND THE MURDERER
FLED FROM JUSTICE.

On the 18th ofJuly, 1903, Car'in Mays, late
Of the county Of Pitts lvanio, committed vii
ful, horrid, and unprOvoked murder, on the DO
dy Of Robert Wynn, tien Deputy Sheriff IN
che county aforesaid, aud in the execution of
the duties Of his office, such, at the time the
murder was committed. Mays the murderer
has fed from William II Cabell gov
ernor Of the commonwealth ofVrguia, by Pro-
ciamation, bearing date the 9th Of Juiy, 1870 i,
has offered a reward ol > 200 to any person who
may spprchend the sad Gardiner Mays, and
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-08-30

CT AhLEs BULFiNCH, !
WIN. PORTER.
EBENEZER OLIVER, Selectmeu
IONA. HUNEWELL, of
JOHN MAY. Ros.on.
FRANCIS WRIGHT,
IONA CHAPMAN,
Boston, August 10, 1903.

Boston, August 10, 1908.
GENTLEMEN,

To the seiectmenqf fhe town Of Boston
GENTLEMEN,
We acknowledge the receipt of yours Of
the l0th instant, containing Inc proceed
ings of the town Of Bgston, relative to pc
u;ion.ng the president Of the United States
to 50 suspend the embargo either wholly
or in part, according 70 the powers YES
ted in him by the congress Of the United
States" sc. and the request of the town
Of Boston, "that the same be laid before
,hc inhabitants Of Salem, that it they see
Dr., they msy adopt similar measures"
We assure you, gentlemen, it will afford
US greet pleasure 10 Cooperate with cur
tellow-citizens Of the town Of Boston in any
and all pubic measures, which we believe
VIII promote the public good.
We view (as We h We done from the be-
gnuing) the embargo as a wise and d Ii
dent measure, peculiarly calculated 70 pre-.
serve the United States from being invol.
we'd IN tie bloody contests Of Europe, and to
secure their commerce from capture and
cond mnauoD, under the authority of Bri..
tiSh orders Of council and Frenth DEGREES,
We consider thar there can be no safety
IN renewing commerce, while these DEGREES
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-08-30
I'n6HSAed by order Of the seEectmen cf
RoSf0H
TON n Mf.ETING.


At numerous meeting If tne freeholders,
and other Inhabitants Of the town OF DO.
ton, duly qualified and legally warned IN
public town meeting, assembled at Fame
rli Hall, on Tuesday the 9th Gay o; August
1908.
Voted, That it is expedient for This town
respectfully 10 petition che president of The
United States, 20 suspend the embargo. ell
ther wholly, or partially, according % the
powers vested in him by the Congress Of
the United States; or if any deu1t should
exist as 10 the suficiency ct thyse powers,
that he be requested TO call congress toee.
Their as soon as possible.
Il committee was then chosen to Drenare
snch petition, which, having been read,
was accepted almost unanimously. -
Whereupon.
Voted, That the selcctmen be COM
mittee 10 communicate the proceedings OF
this town To the ssieCsmen of the Other
towns in the com uonwealth to request
them, it they ste nj, to lay The same he.
fore their severa. towns tor concurrence.
TO the seiectmen of tie tozy,5 If Sa2eza,--
GENTLEMEN,
In conformity TO the directions of the
town of Boston, as above expressed, we in.
close you copy OF the petition TO the pre-
sdent of the Unted States, and request
you 10 Icy the same before your Inhabitants.
that q they see fit, they may adopt similar
mo
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-08-30

which attaches You TO them. The distrac-
tion which is fast spreading abou requires
the e1ertions of energy and talents, TO
suppress it, and sboth these qualifications
are united in youyand will be greatly assist
ed by the popularity you enjoy, you stand
responsible to your country for the perform
ance of the duty.
The charges which are advanced against
the administration, at this late period, when
the Industrious man at its head, is about TO
retire, evinces a long stiiled spirit Vi resent
ment and ambition, which have been boz
somed until now, from the conviction that
he was above their reach. The bow NAV
have been strung and the aim may have
been taken, BIZ: they knew too well, that
1t would strike upon the "woundless air."
Hence, il is, that they have waited in am
bush, until now, and to take, at once, bold,
determined stand, against the succeeding
! administration. They calculated tn a con-
lecture, what wouldbe the designs Imputed
to them, if they renamed IN that state un-
I'll the new adniinistr ation commenced. they
knew thar the affections OF the people won'd
follow rom one 10 the other. and thatIf they
became fixed, they could not be dislodged.
Their policy has been to wait foc this cri.
teal time, to We vent to their resentment,
III order 20 tinge the parting admipistratio
tnat they might consistently give the same
col9ring 30 the next.
They may fancy that there IS great deal
OF political ~'tch~craf in all this, but the
people VIII convince them, that it is sonc-
I, thing like the c.iiidreE's story OF Catching
birds 7Uith fresh salt.
shall make no apology for having thus
intruded upon your attent on 1t is poll.
teal right. which belongs to every citizen
but assure you. at the same tine, that il
has not been wanton used, but purely from
good motives, and deep-felt desire, thar,
you should d,sperse these lit lie clouds that
take their course towards YOU. They viii
disappear upon your frs dawn before the
public, and your popularity which is now
threatened, w.ll become inyulnerable.
TIMOLEON.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-08-30
LEXINGTON, August G.
TIVE ELgCTlON,

TIE ELhCJION'
On Monde lasi, the general election.
com'.enced ~, this state, for Governor 1t.
Governor, asa members To- the state and
nationI legislatures. 1t is Impossible for
us al ms t'ne; 20 give a gene. al enume..
ration ,ef the votes g ven for eovernor--but
from every information wh.ch we have
been enabled to collect, there can exist
very little doubt Of the eltc,ion of Grnerai
Scott, by large and respec able majority.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-08-30
Richmond, 9oth August, Os. tbs
FOR SALE, THAT VALUABLE
Coal Estate,

Tn the State OF Virginia. Chesterfield coun~
ty, twelve miles above Richmond, known
by the name of RAlLEY'S PITTS. 1t
useless to mention the superioFity of the
coal, or situation OF the works, as il is pre-
sumed no person will purchase without
viewing he premises.
A part Of the money will be required in
hand considerable cred will be gwen for
the balance on bond with approved secu-
rity. Any person inclinable to purchase
will be met on the premises in all October
next, by one of the owners duy qualified
% treat for the sane.
There has been raised at these pits by
MesSrs. N,coson. and Heth, upwards of
100 600 Lushels Of co Al in one year, and the
body Of coal at present very excessive.
August IS. 1908 (3w)
9J~ The Editors Of the National Intelli-
gfncer, Boston Chronicle & Petersburg In
te ligencer are requested toInseri the above
two weeks, in their respective papers, and
forward their accounts 10 this office for
payment
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-08-30
TIL : JEFFERSON.
Extract Of letter to public officer in the
United States, dated

-N'' >~' "a - 'NNNSi w q JuOuC OIuCer IN the
United States, dated
"LoNBoN, June 8, 1903.
"SIR-l have it ron respectable autho.
rity, that cders have been given by this eo.
vernment to the different collectors or ms.
toms attached tot, TO receive without d E.
flculiy, and to give IN fact every facility to
vessels from the United States, that NAV
arrive during the continuance of the en-
barge without having regular papers. 1t
IS nay duty also to State, that plans are NOW
forming to endeay or TO nave vessels loaded
with -four, beef, polk &c. sc. at vsrious
ports, and especially at New York"
The Information Contained IN the above
extract, is gwen to cur readers, with the
consent Of one OF the most respectable CEN
tlemen in this city iPub. AdS.