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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-09-06

legislature, contrary to usage. It was thus
ascertained that the spirited and argumen.
tative remonstrances of MIR Pinckney was
dated on the Esd Nov. but 10 DAYS after
the date of the orders in council. AND vet
there is an American paper which shall dc.
clare Tor party purposes, that no remon-
STRANGE has ever been made on the sub
ject.
While on this subject we are induced to
notice the peculiarly of Mr. Canniug's Ian
guage. 1t would be derogatng from that
consistency and regard To correctness which
IS supposed to attach to the prime minister
OF Or. Britain, TO entertain an idea that it
was his intention to convey an equivocal
meaning. Such however is the eject, if
not the intention. Mr. G. says since the
return of Mr. Rose, "no commun cation has
been made by the American government,
&c" Now our readers viii recoliect Ger.
tam communication from Mr. Erskine, the
British minister, to Mr. Madison, explana-
natory oftne orders IN council, undcr the
date OF Feb. 2S. To this 1t is well UNDER
stood that aluninous and conclusive reply
was made blythe secretary of state. It Can .
not be possible but that Mr. Cunning must
have received this import mt payfer, if no
more, before the Oath OF June not indt ed
:" from the Americ IN government" but
from the British ninls,er i'm America. So
that MIR Canning's expressions, however
equivocal Its meaning, may be literally COR
rect. Mar. Incl
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-09-06
Positively the last Night.

Owing to the house being so much crort,letl Oh
Saturday evening, Mr.. Manfredi viii per.
form one evening more, in order 80 give
those who had not an opportunity of see.
ing the performance that evening, of CONF
ing again He viii perform
1'!is EOening. September 6, 1903.
HIS exhihirion will consist Of Fohe DQnc-
a n tntr, with and without the hal nee pole:
OF IumbHng AID Fcats of .{ctirity; The
pyramids, &c. sc &c and hopes BY his exc
ertions to merit the pubic patronage.
Hs VIII Also PERFORM Il NRW PAy7o.,
MIME, cSLLED
Harleqtan'S Skeleton md Ghost.
Clown, Mr.. Manrredi.
Solumbine, Miss Catherine.
Old Man, Mr.. Copene.
Magician, Mr.. John.
Harlequin, Muster Gloricus.
- The performance to commence ae
half past O'clock precisely. Ticke,s half
dollar.
September 6, 1909.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-09-06
TO TIE CUkIOUS.
A Live Cassowary.

TO be seer AZ the Cify 7'tgerh.
This ANNA! IS q native of the Island
Borneo; and was brought here, in the ship
Amer'cS, caprarn LEAR, from Batavia
1t is young and in full plum ge-very do.
Gle, and worth the attent n of every per-
son. The following extract trcm Dobs ms
Ercyciopedia, shows the estimation i'm
win oh it's held by the lovers ot n .ture,
being confor nsby to he scrpt,on given.
-CSee volume Is, Page 40
6 The CaSowaIy' Is nearly equal in size
to the Ostrich, but a. legs arc mueh III ok.
err, and stronger "A proportion. | is fivs
feet and half long, from thu bill to the
end OF the cliws. the legs are two feet
and an hdlf high from the belly The had
and week together are foot and 4 half:
and the largest zoe IS fgc inches long. The
wig IS 50 small, ihat it does no, appear.
being hid under the feathers O. the back.
The Part which most DIST sulsres this
Animal 3 the mead, which, though small,
inspires some degree o. terror. 1t bare
OF feathers, and armed w,th 40 helmet of
horney substance, black before and yellow
eea'nd. The neck is of violet colour.
And re; in several places Tn Cassowary
mas tne mead of Warrior, the eye os 4
10: tn defence f 4 PH cuplue, aud me
s's'ttness of q Gu ser. I, can deyour glass,
W n..at the lie : ;urr," sc
70 De SEEK az fhe sa.sae mace,
Se0sral Other l.ving cWlosuies, SIC.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-09-06
ALSO,
Il Piecn nf M1nArn

Il Piece Of Nec3iGniSm,
Such as was never seen before in thin
couniry-AN ORGAN of AN entirely new
construction--Th;s Organ plays sever
a tavorite tnnes--a number of figures az
natural as life, dance to the music, VIII lie Sc
verai artlilerists discharge Their pieces, sc,
a representation which has ever been l.;ea-
y gratifying to spectators.
~ Admittancs every day Sundays ex.
cepred) Twenty five cents.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-09-06
To Aaron Burr, ESQ.

oR,
TAKE NOTICE, that by virtue of
commission from the county court
of Henrico, shall proceed on The third Nom
day IN October next, between the hours of
eight in the forenoon and six in the after.
noon, and between the same hours of each
succeeding day, until the whole testimony
Is taken, at Gwathmey's tavern, in the town
OF Louisville, Kentucky, 10 take the depcsi-
tons Of Richard Cuff Anderson, William
Croghan, James Breckengidss, Norborne
Beale, and Stephen Smith, to be read in
evidence in a suit depending IN said court,
in which am plaintiff and you are delen~
dant.
Your ob't. serv't,
HENRY SCHROEDER.
Sept. s, 1903. 4v
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-09-06
THE ANSWER

To tie Legislative LoueH aai House Of Pebyeser-
tstivss 4 III Teui.oyyef Orleans.
l receive, ieuOw-clt:z rs, with a lust sensi-
bUty, tie expressions IF esteem and approba-
ton communicated in y0Ir kind address Of the
III Of March, and am IA n.fil for then,--Thc
motlves which have lei to my retir -ment from
Office, were dictated by a sense Of duty, and
vii, trust, be approved by my fellow-citizens
generally
1t is inleed source ofreal concern, that an
impartial neutrality scrupulousy observed to-
wards the beiligeremt nations Of Europe, has
not been sufficient to project us against en-.
crOachments on our rights and although de-
pTccatng war, shO'dl no alternative be presen-
ted US nh dIsgracefil submission to unlawful
pretensions, 1 have entire confidence in YOUR
assU - O. t. on vii chccrijlly submit to
whatever sacrifices and privations may be ne
cesssry Tor vindic.iing uhe rights, The honor
anu Independence Of our nati0n.
Far from a disposition to avail ourselves of
the peculiar situation Of any beiligerent nation,
to ask concessions incompatible with the rights,
with justice o reciprocity, We have never pro-
posed To y the sacrifice of single right and
m consideration OF existing circumstances we
have been willing, wien our duty 70 other IA
lions permitted us to relax for q time. and IN
some ct5es that strictness of right which the
laws ot nature. the acl,1owied gnents Of the
civilized world and The equality Of independ-
ence ofnatI1ns entitle us %. Should, therefore,
excessive and continual Injuries Compel at
length resort To the means Of sslf-redrcss,
we are strong ~ the CONSCIOUSNESS that no
wrong committed on Our part, no pseci pitancy
~ repelhng tlIc wrongs committed by OILERS,
no want Of moderation in our e1actions Of vol
untary justice, but unden,ablc az, rcss.ons on
as, aud the avowed purpose Of continuing them
wall have produced recurrence 3httle cInso-
nant with our principles or nchiations
To carry with me into retirement the a92ro.
baton and esteem Of my fcllow-citizcns. will
indeed be the highest reward they can confer
on me, and certainly the only one l have ever
desired-I invoke the favor Of Heaven, "a How.
citizens, towards yourselves and r. beloved
country.
TT JEFFERSON.
Washiegton, .Tms II, 80.
Could we but imagine FOR a moment, SAYS
the Nation IntelIigencer, thar tie 5pau N
could re-assune a place as an indcdeupcn
people, whiCa Il had long forfeited, now
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-09-06
To Aaron Burr, Esq.

SR,
TAKE NOTICE, that by virtu. Of
L commissions from the court of Hem
rico county, in three suits depending in thar
court, in which am plaintiff and YOU are
defendant, shall proceed on the third Mon
day in October next, between the hours Of
eight in the forenoon and six in the after
noon, and between the same hours Of each
succeeding day, until the whole testimony
Is taken, at Wilson's tavern, in the town Of
Lexington, Kentucky, to take dispositions
of Alexander Parker, James Morrison.
Saml Trotter, Join Bradford, Henry CLAY,
Abraham >. Barton, John pordan, ir. Ro-
bert G. Nicholas, and William Todd, TO ba
read in evidence in said suits
Your ob't. serv't
ROBERT MILLERg
Sept s, 1903. 4w
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-09-06
The following is NJ. IcFerson,s ans wei.

The fo'lowingis NJ. JcFcrson's answer to
the address of tn. Orleans Legislature.
Geatl-nseu l ask the favor Of YOU to c0nmr-
nicate IN such wy you shall think most pro-
per, the enclosed ans ver 10 the address of c,e
legislative roincIl aud house ofrepresc natives
Of the territory Of Orleans, If March 2)5h, AMI
10 accept for yourselves the assurances of my
high consideration and respect.
tn JEFFERSON.
Tile lion. = Poyiras, Pyesiaentl
9ftAe Legislative Co1Hci, G>.S
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-09-06

A tavern-keeper in North Carolina, in
advertising a thief. gives the lowing traits,
among others, whereby to identity him
+" He drinks stiff srng, flnches and wiaces
remaTkably under horsewhipp;ng, aad
lflitile thing may he compared to great)
is like Bonaparte, a general plunderer and
common enemy OF mankind" lib.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-09-06
Jllsf recelOed aud Tor sale h

Jusf recefOed aud lor SAFE ut
S. PEASANTS, BOOK STORE, Rich
mOld,
Browns DictIO ieIy Of the Bible,
two volumes octave, with elegant eugra.
yiugs--price seven dOnars.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-09-06

, The Spanish navy consists of So sail of
the line AMI 81 frigates, exclusive Of WIZ at
may have been In Il since I19s. lib.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-09-06
For sale at this Office.
THE
MEMOIRS
OF
WILLIAM SAMPSON.

lnclulng particulars Of hic a3ver tures d, yarious
parts Of Europe his rinencn, IN the dan,
eeon Of h irq1s''ia~ IN Lisbon &c &c.
SEVER4L ORIGfNL LET-7Eyg
Being his rrcsnonden-c with the ninis,e,. IS
safe io Ca erifa'n and Portugal
Hshort sketch offhc HIsToRT oCIRFL1No.
IA ''cultny a'r esiects Jh@ spirit c Brti.h DO.
m'naiioN 20 ha country and a lev observatis
oos on the stASe OF manners, &C in Ameuca
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-09-06
TT i, JEFFERSON.
Washiegton, Tans IL, loo

Could we but imagine for moment, says
the Nation Inteil,geDcer, that tie opan m
could re-assune place as an indedeupcnC
people, whlGa At had long forfeited, now
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-12-22

The following resolutions passed
House of Delegates Of Virginia, on \
day last, by an unanimous vote.
/. Res0fDed, That it is better fce>,
cease to exist as nation, than to exisA
dishonor and violated rights. %
2. PssotOed, That the aggressions
Britain and France have infringed o'
nor, have violated our rights, have II \
upon our sovereignty as an independda
ton.
3. Resolped. That we will stand b.
government of our country, and that
will support them with the last cent Of
treasure, and the last drop of our bloc
every measure, either of defence or off
which they may deem expedient, to Vi
cate cur injured honor, and our viol
rights.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-12-22

QuCSiuS ouA OSAAlDSi dsAOlAo3 ustSAAy -.
the influence of party spirit, II would have
given me great pleasure, sir, # the gentle
man had afforded lis magnanimoils exam
pie of a precept SO admirably suited to the
present state of things, But in this too, sir,
/ have been unfortunately disappointed. -
That gentleman's observations consisted al
most exclusively Of retrospective aninad-
versions upon the original objects and hor-
riblc effects of the embargo laws, without
seeming to think it was worth his attention
to favor us with any reflections upon the
prospective course Of measures, which the
peoples interests, the public safety, and gc-
neral welfare so imperiously demand. That
gentleman represented the embargo laws as
mere acts Of violation, impelled by no cause
or necessity whilst the British orders, and
French edicts, were scarcely glanced at,
and certainly formed the least prominent
feature of his observations. lie represent
ed these laws as a wauton and wicked at
tack upon commerce, with view to It's de-
struction, whilst he seemed scarcely to have
recollected the extraordinary dangers and
difficulties, which overspread the ocean
indeed, sir, he described the ocean as per
fectly free from dangers and difficulties,
unrufRed by any storms, and that we had
nothing to do, but to unfur our canvass
to the wind, that it would be filed with
prosperous gales, and waited to the ports OF
Its destination, where it would be received
with open arms OF friendship and hosPitasi-
y. wish, sir, with all my heart, the gen
tleman could but realise these dreaming VI
sions their reality would act like magic
spell upon the embargo laws, and dissipate
them in moment! But, alas, sir, when
we come to look at realities, when we turn
our eyes upon the real dangers ana. 55fca5-
ties Which do overspread the occc't, we snail
find them SO formidable. that the wisdom OF
our undivided counsels, and the energy OF
our undivided action, win scarcely be suai
cient to resist and conquer them. 70 my
great regret, sir, we now see chat the ". ).
cannot even hope to be blessed with this
union of mind and action, aitho certainly
their dearest interests demand it.
Speech to be continued.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-12-22
TooNTINuED.l

Mr.. 9ohnson said that In discussing this
subject he should consider the whole subject
of foreign relations before the committee
The first resolution he considered of prlma-
nv importance as containing solemn decla-
ration that the edirts of the two mighty bel
ligerents of Europe were violations Of our
honor, our independence and our sovereign
ty. An unanimous expression Of this senti-
ment, said he, would give us confidence in
each other; it will be sacred pledge Of all
parties to resist these degrading encroach-
ments difference Of opinion would then be
manifested but as the means of saving this
nation from the impending calamity. The
whole nation would understand this declara-
ton that he who not for US is against us
no neutrals. There can be no middle
ground. The line should be drawn, that
the friends and enemies Of this country
should be known that the prosecuted fo-
reigner who left his native home to escape
the iron yoke of despotlsm, may be distin-
guished from foreign agents and einissaries,
settled among US for the purpose Of disafec-
ton; and that American newspapers differ
ing only as TO the means Of national securi-
ty may be known from the seditious hire
lings offoreign gold, whose daily avocatiou
is the abuse of our government, and the JUS
tifcafion OF foreign aggressions.
10 prove the great design of the French
Emperor. we refer to the execution Of the
Berlin decree, unfriendly vexations OF our
trade in the Mediterranean and English
channel; the destruction OF our merchant
vessels upon the high seas by fire the Mi
Ian and Bayonne DEGREES, under which our
vessels have been detained and their car
goes con6scated.
To prove the deliberate hostility Of the
British cabinet towards the United States,
we referto catalogue of outrages of still
deeper dye, and, as to the quantun, of ten
fold magnitude hostility coeval with the
birth of this nation. Without magnanimity
in prosperity, unadmonished by adversely,
her conduct has been the same. Talk not
of her conflict for existence. In the wears
1791, 2, 3, 4, when she led to battle the
combined powers of Europe against France,
naughty and imperious, our commerce fell
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-12-22
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES..
WEDNESDAY, November SO.
FOREIGN RELATIONS.
DEBATE

On the rebort in part Of The committee 10
zcdem zvas referred 50 mich et the presi-
ds,,ts message as relates to foreisn REID
tions.
TcoNTrNuED.1
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-09-03
The Subscriber

LgF0RGfS The PUBLIC,
1ac' Be maaufaeswes and has for SAFE, at h's
a.et on TIE corner Of Fai,Jar and Pranee-
Treets--
STILLS Of different ilzeS--
styfPE2 and BRASS KETTLES of all
Aass--A general assortment of TIN WAKE
End likewise executes all kinds of BLACks
SesllTH WORK.
For Sale or Rent,
4 two story Brick House, at the lower end
8 frmcc- street, in good situation for busl-
ssss and calculated to accommodate family.
TO LEASE,
:. on 4 GROUND RENT FOR EVER,
oixtystwo ieet Of Ground, at the upper-end
- Alng-street--s5 feet on Royal-street, be-
'"scn FRINGE and Duke-streets.
me highest price given for old "copper"
cc'ass' Lead and Pewter--and all kinds OF
upper and Brass work repaired.
George M'Munn.
August IS. dsm
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-09-03

The Stages South Of AIexandyaa.
I'm the first of October next the Mail
~ Stage will commence running as toll
lows between Alexandria and Petersburg IN
Virginia:
WILL leave Alexandria every day at
o'clock in the evening, and arrive at Dumirles
.by in the morning-Leaye Dummies at Q
and arrive at Fredericksburg by II IL IN the
moruine-Leave Fredericksburg at 70 lnoonl
and arrive at Richmond the next morning by
6Ieaye Richmond at - and arrive at
Petersburg by ! u IN the morning.
Returning, Will leave Petersburg every
day at p Ia P. NJ. and arrive at alexandria
in the same time. This stage VIII carry no
more than passengers ON any account What-
ever, and not more than "A ID. OF baggage
can be allowed to each passenger.
An Accsmmod Stage between Alex
andria and Petersburg will also commence
ruoning at the same time, every other day
throughout the year, without regard to Sum
DAYS. and will travel only in the day time
On This line it is the intention OF the owners
70 Study the wishes and the convenience OF
passengers. Still, however, regard must be
ha( tO tlTle-NJO1uSSs oouen II
thew viii breakfast at Occoquan, dine at Stall
ford Court House, and lodge at Fredericks-
burp--The next day will breakfast at the
Rowling Green, dine at the Oaks, and lodge
a. Richmond. And on the third day VIII
hreakfust at the Half Way house and dine at
Returning, will dine at the Half Way house
! j ,oeoe at Riehmond. Early In the morn
/ ;ns breakfast at the Oaks, dine at the Sowing
1.oeen. and lodge at Fredericksburg Next
morning, viii breakfast al Stafford court house,
The owners on this line too, have to to re- :.
possible in the quantity of their baggage as
any thing more than small trunk or paree.
which will go within the body OF tse stage STAG
will be an extra charge
- The PYoprietors.
| August S4
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-09-03
Fifty Dollars Reward.
September I

RAN AWAY from the subscriber, last
evening, yellow man named James Le7ws,
but known by the name of LEWIS, tor ma
ny years my Hostler; he is likely well set
fellow, about Ave feet nine incbes high had
OF, when he went away Russia sheeting over
Jacket, white shirt, fustian trowsers and good
shoes--he has remarkable scar over lis eye
and across his forehead, occasioned by the
kick of a horse. A reward of TWENTY-FIVE
Dollars will be given if taken in the town OF
neighborhood, and the above if fifty miles
from home and secured SO that get him q
pain. & reasonable charges if brought home.
John Gadsby., !,
August 50. ~
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-09-03
Dolls. $4,000
$4,000
asl6s Prizes-amornting to
$50 Blanks.--Sum raised
includipg eSpence.

4 S(
including expence,
From the above Scheme, it appears mat
there are less than two blanks TO prize, ana
sAathe prizes are to be paid without aea''e-
Gma
The drawing viii positively commence en-
me "a tn Of next month, and viii be compiet-
mnlen weeks. Tickets at SIS SO cents
hr sale at r. GRAY's Book SroRE, where
The d awing OF all tickets sold by him VIII DC
saami ned free of expence. Prizes in the last
New York Lottery taken in payment tor tex
cts IN this.
Orers for tickets from the country, enclos-
ns ths cash postpaid, will be punctualy
a'snE'sd tic, and early Information gwen OF
JpIv u
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7uH Received,
Neudyk Cider.

Newark Cider.
The subscriber has for sale, fEWARK
CIDER, of very rich quality, in bottles,
Rt for immediate use.
John Macleod.
September I. cost
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-09-03
John G.. LADD,

Has For SALE,
80 bales German Linens, conElt-
Ing ofbrown and white Rolls, haxen Osna-
burghs, hempen T;cklenburghs, Burlaps, and
Checks and Stripes.
loco pieces Nankeen
Russia Sheeting and Duck
bale Writing Paper
SO bags of black Pepper of the best qua
ty, and will be sold very low
Sugars and Coffee
40 hhds Molasses
pipe port Wine
10 do. Holland Gin
S 20. French Brandy
7 do Jamaica Spirits:
A quantity of soal Leather, Shoes, Sper
macitl and TalIow Candles, Cheese, &c. &c.
April Z.
Patent Shot, &c.
ons Patent Shot, assorted, B to no.
nogsheads brown Sugars.
o. lbs. green Coffee.
mperial Tea, of very superior quail
ty, in quarter chests, boxes and Can
nisters.
SO barrels choice WhiskeFL
Jamaica Spirits, flor family use)--was-
rantcd seven years old.
40 boxes Muscatel Raisins.
With general assortment OF Wines, LII
uors, and Groceries as usual
Fen SALE BY
Jofeph Vaudeville,
Corner Of King and Fairfax streets.
juno IS.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-09-03
Charitable Marine Society Lottery
The drawing begins this-day.-First draw
blank entitled to 7svo Hundred Dollars.
ROBERT GRAY,

BOOKSELLER AND sTATIoNER, K1NG-sTREET
IIAV1NG made purchase of nHmbe'
Il II of TICKETS in the above Lottery, OF
fers them for sale, in whole, half, or qnartei
until further notice, at the following rate.
Whole Tickets, IS g
Half do. 3 90
Quarter do. SO
The price will be regulated as the drawins
proceeds by the state Of the wheel, informs
ton of which will be given at any time, b.
applying as above.
Warranted undrawn tickets will be ex.
changed for prizes, or the highest price N
cash given for prizes as soon as drawn. 4
ticke5s sold BY r. GRAY, will be examined
and eyern Information respecting the Lottery
given houdcharge.
AUGUST "a.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-09-03

Scheme OF a Lottery,
For he purpose of raising sum OF money to
I'D the funds Of the Charitable Narine So
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-09-03

FOR BOSTON,
49, The BRIG
xegEAs ONLY SON,
WsAkEM CAPTAIN NIcKEasoN;
Will be ready to receive cargo In few
days. For freight or passage apply to
Lawrafon and Fowle:
Whe haze landing from said Brig, and for saIes
400 casks Lime,
$4,000 feet meschantable Lumber,
90 barrels Mackarel.
10 do. Tanners Oil,
20 kegs Picked Lobstcrs,
10 do. Salmon.
Nv STORE,
Holland Gin, of superior favor,
Cognac and Rochelle Brandy,
Relsiling Molasses,
Ditto E'uscoYado Sugar,
Mould Candies,
Brown Soap,
Chocolate,
5000 lbs. Sumatra Pepper,
200 sacks Blown Salt,
Young Tyson Tea,
Russia and Ravens Duck,
3 cases Straw Bonnets,
do. Cotton Caras, assorted,
$50 casks White Lead, different sizes,
1900 sides Red Soal Leather,
Also,
Two bales of Plains, and two do. of Kendall
Cottons, that will be sold on very liberal
terms.
August Is. 2awSw
Ihave ju0 Keceaved g for SAFE.
$ tons of first quality Country HEMP,
3 seroons Spanish INDIGO,
chests Imperial TEA.
Bryan Ham1son.
August 80.
7Yf Received.
A quantity of writing and wrapping Paper,
Lady's elegant Mahogany Secretary,
portable Writing Desk,
A quantity Of women's Morocco Shoes,
80 boxes fresh Hyson and Young Hyson
Tea,
20 bills Tanners Oil,
For SAFE by
John G. Ladd.
August so.