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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-11-29
Friday, November Is.

Some private petitions were pre-.
scented and referred.
Mr.. Elliott moved that a COMMITTEES
be appointed to wait on the president
to request an official copy of his pro-
clamation ISSUED in April last respec-
ting the evasions of the embargo laws
In the neighborhood of Lake Cham.
plain.
Mr.. Morrow presented some other
petitions from purchasers of public
lands praying the extension of the
time Tor paying of instalments. Re-
ferred.
var. Macon called up for reference
resolution respecting the expediency
OF amending the embargo laws.
Mr.. GARDENER presented several
memorials from the neighborhood of
lake Ontario, state of New York, pray-
ing for the repeal of the embargo laws.
and the act supplementary thereto.
These subjects were referred to the
committee of the whole house. to
whom was referred the subject of the
embargo.
Mr.. Randolph at IL o'clock called
Tor the galleries to be cleared. He
suggested it to be his intention to pro-.
pose some resolutions which would re-
quire private deliberation.
The doors OF the house of represen.
.atives were opened about half past Q
o'clock. The house took an order
Tor lighting up fires in the furnaces
below the hall. The resolution in ia
vor of sundry inhabitants of Knox
county, Kentucky, was agreed to, and
bill ordered to be brought in accor-
dinghy. some other business of To-
cal nature was done, when the house
adjourned till Monday.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-11-29
Thursday, November d

a little after one o'clock, the gale
RES were opened, the house hav;nr f.
nlshed their discussion on Mr. Ran
dolph's resolutions.
Mr.. Clopton from the committee Of
revlsal and unfinished business mad,
report, which, without reading. was
ordered to be printed.
A bill heretofore presented was cal,
led up by Mr.. Lewis, to authorize tb,,
proPrietors ofpublic lots in the CITY of
Washington to subdivide the same (.
and that such subdivision should he
admitted on record.
MIR. Nelson presented 4 memor;.,;
from the proprietor of some goods on
which duty had been paid, but when.
previous to their sale were DESTROYED
the petitioners prayed the remission of
the duties paid.
After some debate upon the sub
|ject of reference, motion prevailed
TO refer it to the committee of claims.
43 70 SO.
About 2 o'clock the house adjourn!
ed.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-11-29
TuesdaY, November 8.

The house being cleared of all
persons except the members and the
clerk.
A confidential message in writing
was received from the president of the
United States by Mr.. Coles, his Sc
cretary, who delivered in the same and
withdrew,
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SECRET IOURNAL.

A supplemental journal of such pro-
ceedings as, during the time they
were depending, were ordered to be
Kept secret, and respecting which
the injunction of secrecy was aft
forwards removed by order of the
house.
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,ryssv-Y0Gn. September go.

NEtt-A 01ss~s
..r,d since Cur last brig Armed Neu-
o. s. Stafford, Of Charleston, Is DAYS
tsDEaa .yanna. Left there, September12,
se Pane, Paine, Charleston; Cuba,
/, ,a l!lss-Id. New York Mentor, -, do.
i' .s.s oe;N;e, do. Ocean, Mccormick,
a 2 s,l;na. CLARK, do. Juhana, Foroihan,
.. ri, Nicon, Baltimore Rising Sun,
H. q ID .. Spartan, Jacobs, dc. Cincinna-
" 'af hint. Salem; Baehel, Joseph, do. Ar
- Trld. do. Commerce, Stanley, do.
S,snsr,. Gardner, Providence; Flora, IN
's .S do. Lark, Baker, do. General
|I'a;I,oa, Holden, so. Wilma, Williams,
n Ann, Matilda, Doane, Boston; Mon
!. coyaara, do. Four Friends, Philips,
pss.s,bb;s; Draalin, Singleton, do. Abb
:. sT ssr.oa, Mmblehsad; briggs Ruth and
s,r Gardiner, Philadelphia Eliza, lur-
i, II. Experiment., Barry, do. Reindeer,
81 p.mmctoa, do. Brutus, Asichae!a, do. SD
ssrim, S.ncieton, do. Eliza, Brady, do.
Nancy, Bingham, 10. Saunders, Bowie, 90.
|so6isn Liaersies, Weeks, New York J;
|Isbllss. RIA, do. Cathsrine-Eav, Jayne,
N Susan, fsgoif6tt, dc. Pattv, Gault, do.
bare. I,lb:n, do. Erricc, Dsyhurgh, do.
Fame, Veal, do. ST. Iamnany, Blagge, d..
Havana Packet, Franklin, do. Adeline,
yesnan, do. Rojah, Moncriefe, do. Eliza,
GRAY. do. Betsy, King, do. aIan,-Rraul,
SIDING, dc. Antelops, Shaler, do. Rabi-
d. Thomas, Eoston Swan, Howard, do.
|hlas, Newby, do. Dolphin, Latting, 90.
|Rh, Ioacs, 90. Love and Unity, Veal,
'sSode Island Juno, Dowerson, do. Ms.
|r..saa. Davis, Go. Argus, Gardner, do.
|Sdl, Never, dc. Warren, Kelly, ao. Per
srsrsnce, EIatthewson, do. Nabby, Paip-
tn, Salem Minerva, Mansfield, do. Pol
4, Cross, Charleston; Reliance, DANIEL,
Do. Ann-Marr', Mallory, Baltimore Eli
lsyrhery, Eickery, do. Indian, hatileid,
NaOlk; Fame, Starr, dc. Industry, Blake
NJ Nsvouryport; schooners Ocean, Rey-
rcds, New York Mary-Ann, Bleeker,
Go. Cdna, yamon, Baltimore slooPs Ca
roEns, Munro, Bristol, Z. ]. Mercury,
HoYls Providence. Spoke nothing, and
bnnssno news.
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Fifty Dollars Reward.

RAN AWAY from the subscriber, living
in Pittsylvania, Virgisia, the 4th instant, a
likely Muatto Lad, named BARTELEY
GUTTRIDGE, who was formerly the pro.
perry of John Sutton, deceased Pinetop, Mid
dlesex county, and sold to Robert Adams by
Mrs Ann Sutton executrix ofJohn Sutton
BARTELEY is a very bright mulatto, his
hair is black and very strait; he is from Sc.
venteen to nineteen years OF age, Ave
feet or inches high, and inclined to be
round shouldered-there is nothing more re-
markab,e in this boy that recollect He was
bred sailor, and will no doubt attempt to
pass as freeman and get on board Some yes
sci, and by that means make his escape, as he
osce made the attempt when the property Of
Mrs. Ann Sutton, and was apprehended in
New-York, where he may attempt to go a
gain, or 20 Baltimore, Philadelphia, or to
some other port where he may get a passage
to secure his freedom. This boy was seen
crossing the river at Manchester last Tues
day. I therefore forewarn all masters or
commanders of vessels from employing, har-
boring, or conveying the said boy away. The
above reward Will be paid to any person for
apprehending and combining the said boy in
Richmond Jail, or any other Jail, so that l
get him again.
Robert Adams,
Pittsylvania.
~ a.
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alarauuria Eta!ip 6a,ette.
MONDAY. OCTOBER 8.

1s INDEPENDENT shall appear to-mos-
low.
lnthe 10th line Of the first page of our
aspaPer, is an error Of the press-For Aiu-
scum Musticusn, read Museum R:tsssier!m.
Zen, Dearborn has passed through town
p ms way to Washington ;-where the
macs Of Departments are to meet the Pre-
Ntnt immediately. The dispatches lately
ssssNed at Monticello from " the people"
uNew Hampshire, Rhode Island and Yer
4Oat, are deemed highly important.
phil True AMERICAN.
ssl'ast q a letter from commercial hottse
f7osaaaa to another IN Ne1o York, dat
aSs5tember 18th.
=, brig arrived here yesterday from St.
Tvs. An express from Barbados,
snNhad reached ST. Thomas, brings dates
sSs as the s1st of July from Cadiz and
I.August from Gibraltar, mentioning that
.sce of $4,000 Spaniards had marched
sSae frontiers of the kingdom that the
.snch In Spain were nearly extermlnated !;
- mat Murat and every other general OF
sus were held as hostages for the safe re-
YIN Of the king Ferdinand Va"
snract Of a letter from gentleman IN TIE
Richmond.
! Wonder if Bonaparte's luck should now
sA0se, if the affections of our government
,' ula change also. 1t is said, friends IN
a'eo, are friends indeed. It's TO be hoped
sssr Bonaparte will need the aid OF ms
~ s'si'ds soon. Itwould have been hard foi
''uaad | to have believed when we were
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Oct. 8.
LOTTERY OFFICE.

e. TICKETS in the Charitable
Marine Society Lottery, now
drawing, for sale at the Office
Of the ALex0ndria DGaN Gazette,
price Esve Dolls. e Seventy fve
cents. A regular list of the
drawing will be received and IN
formation given gratis to thostn
who purchase tickets,
August 9.
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young, that there was SO much inconsistent
cY IN human nature. How strange to see
the first rate Demo Republicans SO fond Of
despotlc monarchy and a usurper whilst
Federal principles are feared as tyranical and
and dangerous. It makes one ready to con-
clllde with the old king of Prussia. ssThat
mankind were fools from the beginning
and they will remain so to the end
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A literary friend has obliged us with the
following extract from the travels ola French
gentleman in Spain at the close OF the last
! century. 1t is written in so spirited style,
and so happily translated, that the view It
gives OF part of the Spanish character VIII
doubtless be acceptable to our readers at this
crisis:
The Spaniard, naturally cold and deh-
beratc when nothing extraordinary moves
him, is inhamed to enthusiasm when his re-
sentiment, haughtiness, or any of the passi-
ons which compose his character, are awak-
ened either by insult or opposition. Hence
1t IS, that the Spanish nation, apparently the
most grave, cold, asd slow in Europe, some
times becomes one of the most violent, when
circumstances deprive it of its habitual calm,
and deliver it UP to the empire of imasinati-
on. The most dangerous animals are not
those which are in the most continued aglta-
ton, The aspect of the Lion is grave as his
pace; his motions are not without an object;
his roarings are not In vain. As long as his
action is undisturbed, ne loves peace and ST.
lence but if he is provoked, he shakes MS
name fire sparkles in his eyes; he roars
tremendously, and the king of animals ap-
pears
Married, lately to the northward, Mr..
VIM. Moon, to Miss MARY STARR. A
wit is opinion, that by uniting Man with
a Starr, something like a Sma might be pro-
duced.
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Eliza Wilton, or
Robert l.. Taylor.
An Evening School.

The subscriber respectfully informs the
inhabitants of Alexandra, that ne COM.
menced an EVENING SCHOOL,on Mon
day, the Goth of September.
He will teach Reading, Whiting, Arithme-
tic, English Grammar, and Mathematics, on
terms as heretofore published.
If there should be any young gelflenen
who should desire to know something OF the
principles of Astronomy, the subscriber has
a small machine which serves to solve severai
important phenomena of the Solar system. :,
NJ For the use of this machine there VIII
be some special hours set apart In the course
of the week, which will not Interfere with the
business of ordinary school hours.
]. Paradlie.
September -, tn W ss
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Fron: the Palladium.
PICTURE CT REV ORLEANS ;
OR
E[ILIT.dp2- DESP0TBIh.

A pamphlet he's jest appeared, said to be
written by one Of the first characters in New
Orleans, which discloses many important
political transactions, but its principal object
is the systematic scheme of oppression and
violence, adopted and pursued BY General
WILKINSON, IN that territory a subject with
WHICH the people OF Nezy England, are not
SO well acquainted as they ought to be.
Should it be thought less interesting on
account of the remote scene Of action, let It
be recollccted that the executive eye, which
looked on these glazing acts Of a.rocity wish
complacency and even with appreciation, is
the same with that which has been set to
watch ever and protect the rights and liber-
ties of Nezo England ]; and while we view
with indifference, these tyrannical measures
a5roaG, we may soon witness the perform
ance of the same tragedy at hon,e.
The writer has taken an extensive view OF
the subiect, and gives a complete detail OF
all the transactions from the time OF the &C.
neraps arrival in that place. to that OF his de-
parture for the city Of Washington Tor the
purpose of convicting the victims OF his
iawiess assumption Of power. In the course
+ Of his remarks, the writer very pertlnently
observes, {. 1t is of little moment to a de-
Graded people, whether it be an hereditary
monarch or an elective president that braves
the law. Freemen know of no distinction
between tyrants and heaven sanctions re-
s;stanceto oppression, whether the dungeons
of the oppressed be in a ba,rack, or IN bas-
tile"
If closeness OF reasoning, and faithful
delineation of facts, exhibited in a style OF
composition uncommonly brilliant 1t a
close adherence to, and firm defence OF
those principles, without which our rePubli.
can fabric would be crumbled to dust, can
command attention, then will this produc-
ton be sought for and read with uncom-
mon interest BY every friend to his country.
A careful perusal Of these pages will not on
" shew the characters of CLAIBORNE and
W1lx1NsoN, in their true light, but will
serve to FIX the judgments OF waverlng po-
,;ticians, bv convincing them Of the tallblllty
of tl,ef nan, in whom it is considered by all
GOOD Democrats, no guile is to be found.
Earaet IF a zetter from cadiz, Jula 20 re-
ceived by the Seherdess, at Nesv York.
e With much pleasure ! inform you that
our nort IS free, and think is likely to re-
main 50 !; for. if mistake not, Bonaparte
has overreached himself very much respect
;ng This country it is sincerely to be hoped
that he NAV receive lesson from the people.
-. M doubt of it, as the enthusiasm IS al
most income eivable among all ranks
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III "a
,Assttzss NEWS.
SHIP
Port Of Alexandrsa.
ARRIVED,

ARRIVED,
Schr. Welcome Return, Brown, Potomac
Creek-produce--Master.
Betsev, Kenney, St. Marys, do. d..
Sloop Julian, Skinner, do. do. do.
George, Williamson, Norfolk,
sundries-digerent persons.
CLEARED,
Schr. Hope, Paden, Vienna--by the Aaster.
Mary, Tull, do. do.
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Juf Publifhed,
For sale at the Subscribers Book &or.s
THE LAWYER;

Man as he ought not to be.
Neatly bound in boards, and lettered-pr1ee
one dollar.
ALMANACs
For the year 1899, by the gross, dozen, or
single one.
Iuft Received,
A large supply of sPLAYING CARDS <
WRAPPING PAPER.
DR.. Rce's Cyclopedla.
No. l6, is received, and No. II, is expected
in few days.
Subscribers are earnestly requested 70 send
for their copies especially those who have
received but few numbers: It's mAcn easier
TO pay for one or two numbers at time, thaR
to Tay for ten or fifteen.
ROBERT CRAY.
October 8.
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READ AMERICANS

Is france declared we should not be neutral !;
Bonaparte declared war for us. But we
would not agree TO it. He then issued his
DEGREES prohibiting our trade to Europe !;
yet he has admirers snd friends here. We
have given many instances of the outraged
committed by France. Read the following /;
see your property stolen, because British
cruiler happened to speak our vessels. viii
you enter into ALLIANCE with these plum
derers /? Bait. FED. GaS.
Ertract ofa letter from M.. T. II. Backer,
dated AMSTERDAM, 22d June last, to his
correspondent IN Baltimore.
:" had the pleasure to address YOU goth
instant, and am sorry to be obliged 10 inform
you, that late accounts from Paris, of 10th
inst. mention, shat hy q decree Of the court
of PRICES there, the American ship Aurora,
captain L. Dashicil, of Baltimore, has been
condemned with her CARGO and that the
lawyer VINO pleads her case, has immediately
appealed from that Judgment beforethe coun-
eli of state rs yet have no accounts there
OF Of the claimants, Messrs. Dukamel and
Gaillau, Of Moriaix, but must expect to get
them ere long, when | shall be better aole
to Judge, together with the other consignees
what IS best to be done III this unhappy bu-
siaess. could have wished to give YOU
more favorable information, and never ex-
pested the judgment to be unfavorable to
YOU but il seems to have been rendered III
in consequence of general measure now
neyyiv adopted, as a number Of American
vessels have been confscated IN France.
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Wesley Adams,
Sam +, anderson,
George White, 2,
Miss Alexander,
Sarah Allison,
Jacob Andrews.
b.
Josiah Browning.
Benz. IA. Brooke, 2,
John Ball. sen.
Richard Is. Brent,
Geo. A. Backstern,
Doct. Brown, 5,
John Ball, 3,
Moses Russell,
Alien Beck,
James Bowie, Q,
Philip Boss,
Sarah Bell,
William Berry,
Edmund Rallis.
John r. Cooke,
Rachael Collard. .,
Whiting Cooke, 2,
Alex. Cochran, jun.
Stephen Cutting,
Jonn copper,
iiiiam Cash,
David Childs,
4. Chapman, jun.
William Chapman,
]. Conway,
Robert Co!ines,
VIM. Darlington, 2,
Charles Carroll.
d.
Thomas Diggs, 2,
Mrs. Elisa Dulany, .,
Mrs. Ann MariaSmith
at Mrs. Dulany's
Samuel Dunlap, 3,
James Dilworth,
John Darne, jun.
Monsieur Dance,
Isaac Davis,
William Duyaung,
John Dugley,
w. Durham.
+.
Joseph Fuller.
Giles Fitzhugh,
Ann Furguson,
John Foster.
James Iunnell, 5,
Robert Gunneli, sen.
William Grant,
Epes Grifen.
III.
Capt. Gilbert Hall,
Charles.P Harrison,
Geo. Hellum,
Sam. Manson, sen.
William Howell,
Thomas Hardin,
Henry HALEY,
Thomas Bailey
Henry Henry,
John Hollingsberry,
John Hanckings,
Lance lott /. Hamil.
ton,
Geo. w
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0' INDEPENDENT shall appear to-mor-
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Capt. Sam. Hamilton,
DR. Tho. Hamilton.
Robt. I. Hamilton,
Mary Hannah,
Richard Humphreys
Charles Hogan.
Aaron levitt,
William Joy,
Charles G. Jones.
K
Penelope Heating.
James Heating,
William Keen.
l.
J. w. Lambert,
w. H. Lyles & Go.
Andrew Lyon,
William Langley,
David Lupton.
ri
Reubin M Num-,
Andrew Macle, 8
Sally Mason,
Sarah NJ Cloud,
James NJ Clenahaa, 8
nj. S. Miller,
Fred. Moxen,
Jahn Vaudeville.
Miss Winny Ngron.
o
Philotha Duties,
Arch. Ozourne,
William Oliver.
P
Elisha Perry,
]. Patson,
Mr.. Poison,
Geo. w. Pollock,
William Potter.
r
Charles Robinson,
John Rick,
Ben. Reynolds,
Obediah Rech,
Robert Robey.
S
Capt. VIM. Silver
Peter Savary,
John Simmons,
Nathaniel Stone,
Charles Saunders,
William Swink,
Barnet Sweeny,
Alexander Stewart,
Capt. iona, Sherry
Josias NJ. Speake,
w estly Stewart,
James Silkisk,
Robert Stevenson
T
Henry S. Terrell.
Kinney Talbert, Q,
Charles L aCkett.
w.
John Warrington,
John Weigh,
Osborne Warren,
John Wood,
John Watts, 8,
Thomas E. Wright,
Joseph Warner,
Penelope Wright, Il
George Warren,
. Cralk, P. M.
cost.
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Robert Adams,
Pittsylvania.
st
September Is.
TO Rem T.

A convenienttw story D4velling House and
Store, situate on the corner of King and Pitt
streets, lately occupied by Mr.. John Ramsay
also,
THE HOUSE ON Fairfax street occupied
by Mrs. WILsss
fo
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October 8.
A List Of Letters

Remaining nthe POST osfcs Alesaaaria, "a.
October l., 1908.
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TO RENT,

(Ags immediate POSSESSION gsusr)
KEAg TIE EXTREMITY OF The rAyEMEET
On Prince Street.
A TWO.STORY BRICK HOUSE, with
a an elegant garden, and all necessary
buildings thereto, complete. The premises
occupy one half acre of ground, on one OF the
best situations and best constructions. eGnaled
by few, tif ANY, exceeded by none in Alexan
dria of its size it has also pump OF ex Ell
lent water, approved of by the best judges,
besides we'll in the garden for its exclusive
Use, and is every way calculated toaccommo-
date genteel family, from such moderate
rent will be taken.
Now building and will be ready
to RENT abeut the first Of Angus, FOUR
HOUSES, on Washington-street the stu
atoms are good, and the buildings viii be We.
~ convenient and neatly finished, for private
families, or public business and a House or
Two, near McSsrS. Elarsteier ana lungs
wharf
For terms apply te,
Robert ByeeSet.
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Valuable Family Medicines.
The following we'll known genuine Medicines
from Hannah Lees patent Medicine store'
New York, are constantly kept for SAFE ~
flames Keanedy, fen.
BOOKSELLER, KlNG-sTREET,
And no where else in Alexandria.
Prevention better than Cure.

TOR the prevention and cure OF 6fAous
l and Agaagaaat Fepers, is recommended
s HaHN'Ss ANTI-BILIOUS PILLS, prepar-
ell tonlyl at Lees patent Medicine store, Ne.
So Maiden lane.
This mediciae has, for nine years past, been
attended with adegree of success highly CRATE
of the West Indies, ADD the southern states,
particularly ia Baltimore, Petersburg, Rich
mond, Norfolk, Edenton, Wilmington, Charles
ton aud Savannah. The testimony of a NUM-
Der of persons in each of the above places has
been addaced, who have reason to believe
that a timely use of this salutary remedy has,
under Providence, preserved their lives when
in the most alarming circumstances.
Facts Of this conclusive nature, speak
more in favor OF medicine than columns Of
pompoas euiogy founded OH mere assertion
could do.
Iii not indeed presumptuously proposed
as an infaiible csre, but the inventor has eve
sy possible reason that can result irem ex-
tensive experience, tor believing that a dose
OF these pills, taken once every two weeks,
during the prevalence of our bilious feyers,
will prove an infaliible preycntative--and fur
Their, that In the carly stages of these disess-
es, their use wall very generally succeed in
restoring health, and frequently In cases ea-
teemed desperate, and beyond the power of
common remedies.
The operation of these pills is perfectly
mild, so as to be used with safety by persons
IN every situation, and OF every age.
They are exceliently adapted to carry off
supeflaous bile, ead prevent its morbid Sc
eretions---to restore and amend the appetite,
produce free perspiration, and thereby
prevent coisss, which are often OF fatal conse-
quences A dose never fails to remove
cold, 1t taken on IFS first appearance. They
are celebrated for removing habitual costyc-
ness, sickness at the stomach and severe
heal ache, and ought to be taken by all per-
soiis on a change of climate.
Thsy have been found remarkably effica-
cious In preventing and curing disorders at
tendanton long voyages, and should be pro-
cured, aud carefully preserved BY every sea
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Notice is. hereby. given.

THAT a Certificate for Share in the Lit
tie River Turnpike Company, subscribed by
Josefh ". Harrison, anil transferred by him
to me, Number 292, has been lost or mis-
laid, and that ! shall apply to the Directors Of
the said COMPANY tor renewal of Said Gerti-
tcate, on the 23d day Of November next.
Richard Rarrifon.
September 23 law7s
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Iauvalo,a and Soule.
Have received per schooner Hazard asa '0f
sale,
200 casks Lime
40 barrels No and Mess Beef
10 do. FofA
a., 10 Go. Sugar
20 do. Coffee
20 bags do.
40 boxes Dipt Candies
20 do. Soap
20 dozen Claret
Trunks ladies' Kid and Morocco
Slippers
trunk mems coarse Shoes
Septemhersle, 3saw-W -
For Sale,
II. W,ELIAN FlrzHueH's, Esq Fl1ntaf'on,
81 Rarenssor;h, 10 sxtles tram me sosun 81
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Six young Rams OF the Ar
linqton long wool brsee-taey are large and
the wool very fnc-Price 10 dollars each.
.dLS0 FOR SALE,
* Ewes, very large and tat,
now good mutton land soAe BeGf Cattle,
which will be sold low for cash snIy.
w. Wedderburn.
Ravensworth Sept. u. saw